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Bafchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
The best in the world made. sold and applied ., No. 2,3
Broadway.
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whites % Hat, Fall styIe.-I4s Fultoa
street. between Broadway and Nassau street
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Plush, Furs, Hat Trimmings, vernfsh and
rubber cement FOR sale by EASTMAN ROBERTS No. 81
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Chxistadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces,
are and superior artcles-Boh for the
dye privately applied at Asor House.
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Anu " nA'aAon 70 ous
me pa.ueIom anew;
= WS Sn . Ssso 10. w s lsa VIZ ~ ny % A9'u'
Blu. keep the same Old banner,
For none can better be:
Hemcnt srd nd victory
And sound again the bugles,
nmon;h lbs have have we'll rei n nlJs won the field,
What may not four years DO
Al the request Of Col Fremont the Slice Club sang the
popular iSnE entitled Adams and ossy written TENN IN
nsn sGOH ne Wen pleased WIN aer S ana
Empire. -
Continuation Of the Great Sale Of China
SCI Is
ne sns &c rs se new mus POSITIVELY DC cleared on TO save re-
,.,,.-.- $1,000 .
ferenp,sry auction sale e rSsswSSd piaSSiors..Ihis
cay a. ~ coek preeey wi se operee reen &
20 on esSson Catalogue. en''s' p''' '''
pricesw h. MACKENZIE has this day reduced his
nanss seeToS Ss 10 his ,pTns mpor. Nos
- - -. -
x,.h me .a,o ana nd aasr boo, .npers ros.,ss 1c
ees srpers presents Tor gen iemen patroniae
J. b. MILLER CO., 1874 Canal street.
Msrims pSn.sn,rs.. = s.ops, =.
nearly m Marine insurance. can he eeced by anply
ire ~ EATTERTIWAITE BROTIiERS arents National
0AhA D1''1''s. - W" 49,
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Sn ,d Hoys anu sr fancy hru 81 LOT
syrs easIosne q ieh fancy FOODS toilet arcss bronIes
10y decorated china parlor ornaments 6c Catalogues
e s he on are IN
LEAyIIT DEI.EssER A CO.. Auc ioneers,
81
Twenty Cent Ambrotype Likenesses with
cases roo sker daily by sky thirty Eve expe
AmbrOty pes and Portraitypes One Shilling,
@ 30 fsr osss1 LOT
-
.,n,,.. Uc,,.. D-c.a--.r-uo,., A..
GA on me european or
$1,000. .s al, ~. u..,,..s S-,,~, a..
rer Ausnsiss anu VIII - NsSeAse.s sso.' uAo
cassolees smelling bottles silver cups, toilet bottles for the
mante piece &C., &C; suwaye ,1r nondsy presc.s
c nnU ~ ~ lN ,ss y w., ~, I pnn,
sofher " "aiAer s"ee' ahu D'os""H'
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Charter OsI -Charms and Ornaments
ed n Eold only
=. TARBELL, jeweller 1926 Broadway
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whites % Hat, Fall StyIe.-14g Fultoo
street. between Broadway and Nassau street
"
o,-.n r.. IT,. r,.s,n,-,c.. y.-,,.n 49,,
EIusns hISs AhbhhAnsuArs whN
,ueeer cement Tor sale oy EASTMAN hobEhIs NO. oil
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Piesse d Lubjn, Perfumery Factors
rrausrann eternal perfume The scents the sache,
10 Is. the pguade 10 So, the soap IL IA
GEO n. NIGER A co, Agents
No. 500 Broadway, and all chemists.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-26
MARRIAGE OF SENATOR DoUGLAs.-A letter from
Washington, dated Thursday, says:


Washington, dated Thursday, says:
Judge Douglas was married to-day at o'clock,
at the house of the brides father. The programme
was changed, owing to the unavoidable detention OF
Judge Douglas at the West. Only few of his i'm
mediate friends participated, among whom were
was performed by Father Byrne. Mr.. Douglas lett
this evening for the North"
The bride is Miss Ada Cults, a daughter OF James
Madison Cults, Esq, of the Second Comptroliers
Bureau, and nephew of the late Mrs. Madison. Inc
letter further says:
Miss Cuts resembles very much in her manners
and tone her great aunt and those who remember et
Mrs. NJ in her youthful days say there is geess
personal resemblance Miss c. is now twenty Jour
years Of age She is tall, with full formIgracem,
in movement, and amiable IN disposition: aer 'aI'
yeloped we'll balanced and subtle intellect In re.
ligion she is Catholic, having been educated at
Georgetown Nunnery." Is,
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DEATH OF PROFESSOR HENTz-Prof n. M. Hentz
died at the residence of his son at Mariana Florida
on the 4th inst He was French gentleman OF va
ried accomplishments and well known as a teacne''
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Keep your temper in disputes. The cool hammer
fashions the red.hot iron into any shape needed.
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pernumerary.
Guiford-John NJ. Gum.
Uwhara-Nathan A. Hooker.
Normal College-Thomas B. James.
Montgomery-Joseph G. Thomas
Rockingham-Peter Doub, Tho. L. Tripett.
Deep River-Wliamson Harris.
Haw River-Rob't P. Bib.
River Misson-Saml Robertson.
Franklinsville- Marcus L. Wood.
Alamance-SamI j. Spots
Wentworth-Benj. NJ. Williams.
VIM. Gloss, Agent for Greensborough Female
College.
Salisbury District-Wm. Barringer, P. E.
Salisbury-Robert G. Barrett.
(Rowan-Marcus C. Thomas.
East Rowan-Isaac w. Keerns.
Mocksvile-Thomas B. Kicks
Iredell-Wm. Carter, w. w. Albea, Super.
Alexander-Bedford B. Shelton.
South Iredell-Wm. c. Cannon.
Wilkes-Charlcs NJ. Anderson.
Surry-Simeon D. Peeler.
{Forsyth-S. H. Helseback.
)Winston--Jas. E. Mann.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY D. Adams, Geo. W. Farabee,
Supernumerary.
{Blue Ridge Mission-To be supplied
Fishers River Mission-To be supplied.
Danuille District-Junius P Moore, P. E.
Danville-Jas. L. Fisher.
Yanceyville-Jas P. Simpson.
Leasburg-John W. Lewis.
Hafax-Alfrcd Norman.
Col. Mssion-James H. Jefferson.
Stanton-Caswell w. King.
Pittsylvania-Wm. NJ Jordan.
FrankIin-John D. Hastead.
Alegany Mission-W ashington D. Meackam.
Patrick-Isaac W. Avent
Stokes-John S. Davis.
Germanton-Jas. b. Bobbitt
Henry-Chas H. Phillips.
JAS Jameson, President of Danville Female COL
lege.
Washington p Ricaud.
Tar River-Lemon Shell, Jas. F. Smoot, j. W.
Floyds, Supernumerary.
Nash-Jas. j. Kinds.
Pymouth-Tho. w. Guthrie
Enthusiastically H. Gibbous, Geo. Evans
Wyche.
Tarboro'-Lyngurn S. Burkhead.
Coumbia-Jas. b. Baiy.
Matamuskeet- ngton B. Richardson.
Bath Misson-To be supplied.
Neuse-Isham H. Hill
Ne,o Berne District,-Ira T. Wychc, P. E.
New-bernes Centenary-Abram Weaver.
Andrew Chapel-W. NJ. Walsh.
Circuit-Jos Wheeler.
Snow nill-David W. Doub.
Wilson-Benj. F. Long.
Goldsboro--John S. Long.
Observation-Disclosures P. Jones'
Smithfeld-Clarendon NJ. Pepper.
Duplin-Dougan G. johnson:
Onslow-Geo w. Hcptenstal.
Trent-Saml B. Dozier.
Beaufort-Ann st. Churb,-L. L. Hendren.
Purvis Chapel Misson-To be supplied.
Kinston-James w. Wheeler.
Sa,nl Frost President of Goldsborough Female
College.
Wilmington District,-David B. Nicholson, P. E.
Wilmington-Front Street-C. F. Deems.
do. Fifth St.-Joel w. Tucker.
Topsal-Wm. T. Clegg.
New Hanover and Onslow Mission-W Washington
S .Chaffin
Sampson-Jos. B. Martin, Alex. D. Belts.
Bladen-Danl. Culbreth.
Fayetteville-Wm. H. Bobbitt
" Crcuit-Marble N. Taylor:
Robeson-Paul j. Caroway. ..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. H. Goddin.
Smithve-Jesse A. Cunningim.
Cape Fear Mission-To be supplied.
VIM. l. Langdon, Seamon's Bethel:
VIM. E. Pcll, Principal Fayetteville Female High
| School.
| atlantic District,-Jo Jones, P. E.
| Portsmouth & Ocracoke-John s. Ncwby.
Cape Hateras Mission-Arthur F. Harris.
Cape Look Out-John Jones.
| Strait-Medicus H. Heights.
The next Conference will be held in Godsboro',
NJ n Green's. Pat.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-26
SENATE.

SENATE
MONDAY, Oath Nov, 1856.
Mr.. Cherry Senator from Bertie, appeared, was
qualified, and took his seat
The Speaker announced the following committee,
take into consideration the forcible seizure of the
aves of the Hon. John Fl. Wheeler, by citizens of
pennsylvania the resolves from Ohio, Massachu-
cites and New Hampshire, to wit: Messrs. Hill,
jherry, Coleman, Wilder and Dockery.
Mr.. Thomas, of Jackson introduced a bill to in
orporate the North Carolina Central Atlantic and
'acifc Rail Road Company. Referred to Committee
N Internal improvements and ordered to be print
d.
Mr.. Mills, of Rutherford, introduced bill to divide
he State into Eight Judicial Circuits. Read first
me, and ordered to be printed and referred to the
Committee the Judiciary.
Message received from the House of Commons,
oncurring in the proposition of the Senate to raise
joint Committee Of two, on the part of each House,
compare the vote for Governor, cast in August
last. -,r.,- .
Message from the House. transmitting the Report
the Stae.L BRA ban; read, and on motion of Mr..
;rogden, Sp5posltoh was sent to the House to
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The PRESENT CONDITION OF THE JEws.-At the
present moment Jew stands at the head OF nearly
every walk in life throughout Europe The Roth
childs command the money market of the old world;
D'Israeli, a jew, leads the House of Commons; =
Jew is Lord Mayor of London: In Germany half
dozen of the most distinguished professors the
Jews It is doubtful whether the late war ID Europe
could have been carried on without the aid of the
Rothchilds They loaned immense sums to both
Russia on the one hand and the Allies on the other
They have more recently offered TO furnish the Bank
of France with thirty millions in gold. These sons
of Israel hold the purse strings of the world-are
wider influence than did David in the zenm of his
fame &ssse.- 80
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NIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THAI I las.
zion of the General Assembly of North Caroline 10. ne
emancipation of his boy Armstead, commonly iTSS
stead Russell. 'AA'' - 1-lm.A
Nov. 20, 1885,
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Selling off at Cost!

A LARGE STOCK OF SUPERIOR LIQoo ~, 20
can now be bought by the gallon at reduced ate
" close out" Among them Hennessay LondonoocA D'"
Old Borbourne Whiskey-A No. article sn9;vp m
lO3-3w.
. Nov. l3, 1856. -
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e., date Of notice application will be made to tne
present legislature establish the W. sa nntes
The permanent line between Nash and EdgecomDe said
e h Wilson County line Swift Greek, thence up sA
creek to the present Nash line, &c l.
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SENATE.
SATURDAY. Nov. %, 1856.
Mr.. Dockery, Senator from Richmond, appeared.
was qualified, and took his seat
Mr. Eaton moved that proposition be sent to the
House of Commons to raise joint committee to
count the vote for Governor-whch was agreed to.
Mr.. Hill, of Caswcll, introduced the following res
outions which were adopted:
Resoloed. That so much of the Governors mes
sage as relates to deficiency in the public revenue,
and the creation of sinking fund.- be refe, red to the
committee on finance
2. That so much relates to the literary fund
be referred to the committee on education
3. That so much as relates to railroads and water
navigation, be referred to the committee on internal
improvements.
4. That so much as relates to banks to the COM
mttee on banking.
5. That so much as relates to the formation of a
new circuit, the reporting to the Attorney General
all capital felonies and all matters relative to the
distribution of the laws of the State, be referred to
the committee on the judiciary.
6. That so much as relates to common schools, to
the committee on education.
z. That much as relates to the forcble seizure
of the slaves of the Hon. John II. Wheeler, by the
citizens of Pennsylvania; and the resolves from Ohio
New Hampshire and Massachusetts. be referred to
a select committee of five; .a
And that said committees report what action shall
be taken on each subject.
Mr.. BroGden moved that so much of the Govern
or's message as relates to the deaf and dumb, and
the lunatc asylums, be referred to the committees
on said Institutions.
Mr.. Gorrel introduced bill providing for the bet
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS
NV THE QUART AND GALLON FAMILIES AM AN,
tbers snppled with the best that comes to this mar
ket. oenu yo y ~ PEPPERS.
Orders from a distance when accompanied ny 'ne '"'''
will be promptly attended to- N. Our
Nov ia 1856, IVo-Or--
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North-Carolina Conference.

The North Carolina Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, met in Greensborough on
W ednesday the 18th, aud adjourned on Thursday
evening the Goth instant. A large amount of inter-
estng and important business to the members and
friends of the NJ. E. Church was transacted There
were upwards of one hundred ministers in atten-
dance during the session of the Conference A;num-
Der of able and eloquent sermons were delivered at
the several Churches in the place. and were listen
ed to by large congregations.
The following resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed by the Conference:
ResOlued, That the thanks of this Conference are
rendered to the citizens of G:eensborough for their
generous hospitality during the session.
Resolued, That the thanks of this Conference are
rendered to the officers and congregation of the Pres
byterian Church for the use of their house of wor
ship so kindly granted US during the session of the
Conference.
Resolued, That the thanks of this Conference are
rendered to the North Carolina, the Wilmington and
Weldon, and to the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
Companies, for their kindness in passing the men,
bers of this body their roads for half price.
ResotUed, That these resolutions be published in
the papers of Greensborough and the N. c. Advo-
cate.
Bishop Early announced the appointments for the
ensuing year as follows:
APPOINTMENTS.
Raleigh DistrictRobt. o. Burton, P. E.
Ralcigh-Jas. H. Wheeler.
City Mission-Jas. Reid.
I" Colored Mission-R. T. Heflin.
Circuit-Gaston Farrow.
Henderson and GAINESVILLE Tillett
Granville-Peter H. Joyner and Moses j. Hunt.
Person-Phlemon w. Archer
Hillsboro'-John w. Pearson.
Circut-Henry Gray and Allen W.
Mangum.
Warren-Theopholis w. Woore.
Roanokc-John N. Andrew and Oscar j. Brent.
Roanoke Colorcd Mssion-P W. Yarrell.
Chapel HILL t. Hudson.
Emo Mission-To be supplied.
Thomas S. Campbell, President of Warrenton
Female College.
Rufus L. Heflin was reelected Editor of the n
G. Christian Advocate.
Greensboro District-N. H. D. Wilson, p E.
Greensboro'-Numa F. Reid, Joshua Bethel, Su-
pernumerary.
Guilford-John NJ. Gum.
Uwhara-Nathan A. Hooker.
Normal College-Thomas B. James,
Montgomery-Joseph c. Thomas.
Rockingham-Peter Doub Tho. L. Triplett.
Deep Rver-Williamson Harris.
{Haw Rvcr-Robt P. Bib.
River Mssion-SamI Robertson.
Observation-Disclosures L. Wood.
Alamance-Sam'l j. Spots.
Wentworth-Benj. NJ. Williams.
VIM. Gloss, Agent for Greensborough Fem ale
College.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-29
Bobbin' Round.

Bobbin' Round.
NEW VERSION.
Dear friends before you now,
Bobb'n' round, and round, and round,
Aud If make my very best bow,
Don't let it bob you round,
am pretty, sprishtly lass,
As e"cr bobbed around ard round
lfyou don't think so-go TO grass,
While go bobbin' round.
There IS beau, sweet, neat and trim.
BObbln' round, and round and round.
And If he likes me as | do him,
We II both go bobbin' round.
lie is man-nay, do not start,
Nor bob around, and round, and round
To speak of hint makes my heart
Go bobbin' round and round.
He livcs-perhaps you'd like to know
Where lac is bobbin' round and round
He lives-l can lot tell you thouah,
'Twoud set You bobbin' round
His name-whut is his name? I'm slow
To bob his name around and round;
And if should. my head would grow
Too big 10 bob around.
Ifyou should watch my gazing eye.
Bobbin' round. and round and round,
You soon would learn who makes me sigh
To bob with him around
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-29
SUBTERRANEAN SALOON,

Where they solicit visits from the Buchanan Clubs
Fillmore Clubs Fremont Clubs, and other genuemen
with or without Clubs, and from members OF Vigilance
Committees and Law and Order Parties from Sons
Of Temperance aud Moderate Imbibers of Raspberry
Cobblers and from that nnumerabe Fraternity OF the
Pick. Spade, Rocker, Long Tom and Slnice, who
after day Oi toll and labor, would enjoy an hour OF
agreeable relaxation and social conversation.
TIE DEACON assures his friends, that they will
rect with most cordial reception ut the SUFFER-
RANEAN SALOON. where the fluids dispensed will
be ionnd fully equal in quality, tn those for which the
DEACON is, in part, indebted for his enviabe repu
taton.
Oroville. July2S, 1856. jy26-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-29

DSa- DR.. j. l.. tZAPKAY.-The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice is one of the
few modern physicians vhOse application 10 his pro
fession and devotion to tbs afflicted render hiM alike
hn ornament TO the one and benefit to the other A
Hungarian by birth. .hs sought with kossuth to place
his country among the nations of earth, hey end The
oppressor's rule, that her might rejoice in the
practice of those preceps which are alike auT glory
and our pride la his etrts To do, he has reaped
the reward f Intellectual resistance to oppression and
IA home and IA country know him no more" Apart,
howe ver,. from his claims upon our consideration
patriot, the testimonials of character and capacity
which he brings enille him Ia pubic confidence.
the exclusion OF those who possess neither the one
or the other As gentleman bis character is untRr-
nished as a physician, his kill unsurpassed; and
10 thosa W hose imprudpugs has ieft upon s=em tfs
taints of disease, we can conscientiousy cemmc nd
him with the assurance that in him they will find
friend whom 10 know is great gain. The DR. office
is No. 3 and AEnory Eat corner OF Sacramento and
Montgomery streets. san Francisco al4-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-29
To DIR. II. Heinimann, Corner Jackson an

To DIR. ii. Heininann, Corner Jackson and
Montgomery streets, san Nrancisco.-Dear Sir:--n
is with pleasure that We notice the unbounded sue
cess which has attended you in your practice since
YOUR residence in this State, now over seven years
The geod you have done and the skill you have exer
cised in the that come under our observation
make Il duty 10 let 1t be known to the world and
more particularly to those now suffering with disease
Most of us well acquainted with you whilst You
resided at Mormon Island and witnessed there some
remarkable cures which you effected on patients
whose cases were pronounced hopeless by eminent
physicians. We have also seen what you have done
for some of our friends residing M Coloma and
Placervlle, who after much pesuasOn asd induce
ments part consented To go and see you, when
they had almost despaired of their lives. They did
and returned and are new living hale and hearty men,
and reader if this notice should reach your eye and
YOU are afflicted take advice and 90 TO Dr HEM
MANN and you WITH never regret it.
Dear Doctor, receive with our most hearty wiihes
for your future welfare the assurance that we believe
you to be one of our most talented and experienced
physicians in the State.
FREDERIcK IARYMANN,
(prop'r Miners HOel)
JACOB WINKLEHANN, Greenwood Valley.
(p'r Greenwood Brewery,
JoHN GEORGE,
AEGUsT HAHNE,
JosEPH WILIMASN, tcoIouo
CHARLES GIss.
7. BrLAz, Props of the
T. b NIL, S Croix Federale' Placervil'e'
A. II. WALKER, FL Dorado Slide.
G.. ZRoIcKK, firm of +. Poppe L. Co.,) Oroville.
JosEPH GLAvEL, Auburn.
CHARLES KAsrELLI- Spanish Dry Dggings.
T. BENNISGER, (pTop'r of bridge,) Condemned Bar.
q. WotLE1, Sacramento,
X. FINNISGER, 40
&. RENAUD, do
CAPT. IlINp, Michigan Bluffs.
CAPT. +. :. MuMFoRD Mormon Island.
HENRY TRUEL. (Republican HouseD jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited by DIR Heinz
mann. ang73m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. D. BROWN. M. D,

Graduate uI New York University, New York Medi
cnl Institute Honorary Graduute Of Syracuse Medical
Cnilge ofirs his professional services to the inbab
iant, Of Oruvile and vicinity. Office nj The Oroyille
Drug Store, Montgomery street, one door from the
cUrner of Downer street
~ ~ 1850 iyli-f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-29

"a PERSONS WHO WISH TO PURCHASE
Oh Drugs. Fancy Articles. or Perfumcry. will de-
Sa well to call ut the ORONILLE DRUG STORE
<A on Montgomery, one door from Downer street,
near he Orleans Hotel. The following list compriscs
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-29

LIVERPOOL JACK--This individual has
been arrested, and is now in the hands of
the Vigilance Committee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-29
OruuiIle DajIq 1juttt RerarG.

Mr., EDITOR will you have the good
ness to publish, for the consolation of those
unfortunate bubberers,' who have re-
Gently suffered so severe shock at the de-
parture of the fascinating young actresses,
whose charms have had so stinging an effect
on their impressble hearts, the following
rhymes, which were written for one of the
actresses in question, and sung by her with
uproarious applause on the occasion Of her
benefit at the theatre in this town.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-29
From the n. Y. Daily Times.
Life of Fremont.

Compiled FROM AUTHENTIC SOURCES.
1Sl2-Born in Charleston, and hearing of
the war with England, Immediately takes to
arms; enrolls in the infantry.
1Sl3--Tears a cap resembling the British
flag from his nurses head arrival of his
mother to her aid; final triumph of the young
Know Nothing!
lSl4-Conquers his aunt in a grand bat
tie.
1Sl5-Overthrows his grandmother.
lSl6-Discovers the source of his nurses
lager beer.
lSl7-Explores his granlmother's jana
and preserve cupboard!
1SlS--Gets up his uncle's apple tree.
lS42--Clim the Rocky Mountains.
1843-Captures n woody horse
lS45--Pertorms OthellO to Benton's Bra
bantio.
lS46--Eats horse, assisted by Raymond.
Greey and Bennett-Live Oak George too
sick to relish it.
l856-Sets out to explore the White House
at the head Of a lot of niegers.
l8j7--NOt being heard of afterwards, sub.
scriptions raised to send out Kane on an ex-
ploring expedition.
l9OO--t ossil remains found in Pennsylva-
MIA avenue; supposed to be the mortal relics
of Fremont Bennet, Greeley and Raymond
part of a Tribune for 1856, found sticking
III Raymond's osophagus.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-29
e. S. CooPE r, M. D.

- u 1G - T. ~ ~
nFFNE-At the Eye, Ear, and Orihepedie lniir-
~ mary, Mission street, between Second and Third
near "Russian Baths SAN FRANCISCO.
Al Surgical Operations FREE TO patients present.
inc themselves at the CLiNrCs, on Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS TT ~ O'Clock, p. NJ. Medical men OF the
CITY aud Facidc Coast. generally. respectfully in
yietd to attend the Infirmary Clinical days when
ever it may be opportune for themselves. augls-u