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Butte record., 1856-07-26

JUST IN TIME-About the "little hours
and every operative, from the editor to dev.
ils had his nose within about an inch and O
half of his task, one of the proprietors of the
Bank Exchange came Hunting this Office
with huge goblet of delicious beverage
which he presented to us. but remarked that
the same was retailed at the aforesaid Bank
Exchange at one bit drink. We managed
to worry down some little of it.
Butte record., 1856-07-26
Preamble and Constitution OF Buchanan
Club OF OrovlIle.

Club OF Orovllie.
The following Preamble and Constitution
were presented at the Democratic meeting
on Saturday evening by ]. G. Lawton, Esq.
A number Of Democrats have already en-
rolled their names upon it, and those desi-
ring it can have an opportunity of so doing
by calling at this Office:
In presenting this Constitution to the De-
mocratic citizens of 0roville, it may be well
to state the objects of the institution we de-
sire to commence.
The object we have in view is the promo
tiOn of genuine Democratic principles; and
this not for ourselves only, but for the whole
people. our nation, and the world.
Believing that the American Union, fos-
tered in its infancy by the wise conciliation
of our fathers, and consecrated in its growth
by thousand glorious recollections in peace
and in war, is an object of paramount impor-
tance and source of unnumbered blessings to
our people, and that simple, even handed
justice will preserve it forever; and regard
ing with filial veneration the Constitution Of
the United States, which unites in common
bonds this glorious confederacy of free and
sovereign States, and that, while each State
and its citizens are entitled to share its bles-
sings, so also each State and its citizens are
bound to fulfill, in sincerity and good faith
the duties and commands of that sacred in
strument, we hail with delight the nomina-
! ton of that illustrious statesman, James
Buchanan to the Presidency by the Democ.
racy of the Union. And believing that the
election of Buchanan and Breckinridge is
greatly to be preferred to that of either OF
their opponents, we therefore form ourselves
into society, and agree to abide by and be
governed by the following
CONSTITUTION.
ART. This society shall be called the
Oroville Buchanan Club
ART. 1.-THE object of this Club shall be
to devise and prosecute measures for the
securing, by all fair and honorable means
the largest vote for Buchanan and Breckin.
ridge possible.
ART. nI--Any Democrat may become o
member of the Oroville Buchanan Club, by
vote Of majority of its members
ART. Iv.-The officers of this Club shall
be President, Vice President, Secretary
and Treasurer, who shall be chosen by bal
lot, and shall hold their Office during the
Presidential campaign.
ART. v.-The Club may enact Bylaw.
not inconsistent with this Constitution, tt
specify the duties of its officers, and sucf
regulations as may be necessary.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

NEwsPAPERs-This is most decidedly a
newspaper reading community We hap
pened to be in at lawyers office day or
two ago, when mis- papers were brought in.
1t occurred to us that the bundle was rather
large. and our curiosity led US to enquire
the number. On counting up he found that
he was taking nine daily and five weekly
papers He is we'll posted on matters and
things in general
Butte record., 1856-07-26

ASTRONOMICAL. - The editor of the
Springville On. " Herald, announces that
there will be FIVE eclipses this year, two of
the sun, two of the moon, and one of " our
dear Fillmore" The latter, he adds, will
be visible all over the United States in No.
vember next.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

eSThe elegant Saloon of the u s. Hote
was thrown open to the public on Saturday
night. 1t is kept by Mr.. Hedges-who is an
accomplished gentleman - and Charley
Legate, ex-mayor of Marysville, who dis
penses the creature comforts
Butte record., 1856-07-26

LEM SING.-This distinguished Celestial
county, as heavy contractor on the Feather
River and Ophir Water Ditch. He is bust
ness Celestial in every sense of the word.
We met him day or two since, and asked
his opinion of Oroville. "Too much Ameli-
cana," says he; 'Bimeby Sam Francisc' ~
Butte record., 1856-07-26

ORovnLE AHEAp.-A person who has
been to Honey Lake Valley, and other por-
tions Of the Northern mines, says be ha.
seen no place where the mines are paying q.
well as in Oroville.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

Down WITH THE DUsr.-Our friend Mac
is public benefactor. He is constantly on
the 60 with his "grsat old squirt" and lays
the dust as nothing else can except showers
from Heaven, which We are seldom favored
with.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

BENTON ON FhEEMoSr-Col Benton is
opposed to Col. Freemont's accepting the
Republican nomination for the Presidency,
before it was offered to him. Mr.. Benton
says to his son-in-law, "They will betray
you, sir, and cut your throat, SIR"
Butte record., 1856-07-26

Mr.. AND Mrs. TERRY.-It is well known
that the San Francisco Vigilance Committee
for some time past, have refused to grant
Mrs. Terry permission to visit her husband
whom they hold a prisoner, or permit him tc
address her without examining his letters
In relation to such course of conduct, one
who sympathises with the Committee, and
signs himself American" writes to the
Herald as follows:
COMMITTEE of ''33"--in the name of God
in the name of your wives. if you have
wives-of your sisters, if you have sisters
ofyour mothers, if you were not sucked by
vipers-in the name of hGnor--in the name
of manhood-let weeping wife see the let
ters of her imprisoned husband before they
are sullied by the eyes of your guards OF
your censors. What fear you of this woman;
Is she a Queen Regent, and are we con-
clave of rebels, that ye expect assassination
from her emissaries Has she any power
Is she not bound hand, foot, soul an body
Why, Caesar would have been contented
with such hostage as you hold, in the very
eiicampment of the heroes of Morven and oi
Albion. Richelieu, the priest, hardened
from the cradle, would have blushed at such
cowardice his eye would have moistened at
such objectless cruelty. Spain had her Tor
quemada, but the confessor of Isabella wo'd
have garroted member of the Santa Her
mandad for such cowardice. You hold her
husband, the father of her babe, and yet
fear a single, almost friendless woman! l
have been friend Of the vigilants and still
am; never saw Judge Terry in my life
but have travelled, and have seen men in
Council and in the field; have seen cities
sacked and hamlets burned; but never saw
a man that would add one pang to an hon
orable woman's heart to save his life. God
do SO to me, and more also, if do not now
and forever keep my soul unsulIied from
such meanness
Butte record., 1856-07-26

ing Houses were doing a rushing business
yesterday. 1t being Sunday, their houses
we're crowded from morning till night with
miners and others, who were drawing their
buckskins with wads of various amounts.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

~ 1t is astonishing to see the rapidity
with which buildings are erected in Oroville
On yesterday morning we noticed that the
corner stones -four herring bo1es) of bull
ding were being placed in position to receive
the timbers of the edifce. At evening the
building was occupied and taking in board
Butte record., 1856-07-26

&ss- Last Saturday evening a man was
arraigned before Justice Elliott for assault
and battery Found guilty. and fined $40.
He paid for his fun and left.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

70 To J. N. Vera's Express we are un.
der obligations for the delivery, on Satur.
day evening, Of copy of the Shasta Couri.
er of same date
Butte record., 1856-07-26

@- DR.. Murphy, of the Ice Co., has
caused another GOODNESS to exist in our tin
water bucket, by throwing in huge chunk
from Sitka's crystal fountain. We like it,
Butte record., 1856-07-26

Va Frank Carpied, the celebrated
French caterer of Marysville, will soon open
the Restaurant in the U. S. Hotel. Epicures
NIB.
Butte record., 1856-07-26
J. D. BROWN. M. D.

Graduate of New York University, New York Medi
cal Institute Hoo-sy Graduate of Syracuse Medics,
College offers hi. professional services to the nbabi
tan,s Of Orovie and vicinity. OfBce at the orovlle
Drug Store, Montgomery street, one door from the
corner Of Downer street.
July IL, 1856. iyItu
Butte record., 1856-07-26

TEMPERANCE.-A blind man deliyeted n
temperance lecture in front of the Orleans
Hotol, on Sunday evening.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

HENRY A. WIsE.-Henry Wise, Jr, the
son of the Governor of Governor of Virginia,
is about to be ordained as an Episcopal min
ister
Butte record., 1856-07-26

- Chick & Co., the gentiemanly agents
of the Pacific Express Co., handed US the
Iatest dates.
Butte record., 1856-07-26
U. S. Livery Stable.
Myers Street-Ncar MONTGOMERY

THN0 KEEP PACE WITH TIE TIMES and ,s,;d
= growth OF our town. have, Of laie and win
from time to time, make extensive addition. 10 our
stock and otherwise improve our establishment to
meet with entire satisfaction the increasing demands
OF the age.
STOCK laken on Livery the mos, reasonable
Terms. " desired. we will buy, sell or exchange
s'ock-In short transact all business appertanng to
nrsi class Livery Stable The finest Buggies. hack.
and Saddle Horses. furnished at moments notice
Thankful for past favors, we hope 10 merit
tinuence nj tho same BROWN 4 HOFFMAN.
Dated Oroville, July To- 1886. ,yiodif.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

The LUCKY MINERs.-There has beer
vast quantities of gold taken out the las,
week hereabouts. On the hill above the
town and in the bluff in particular, they are
taking out enough to satisfy any reasonable
man. Sylvis & Kimmel's claim took out
S9l0-nine men. Others are doing nearly
as well. The pockets of the miners are be-
ginning to get weighty.
BUTTE COUNTY, Cal. July 10, 1856.
Editor Butte Record
Sir-In your issue eff 18th inst, see it
stated that some "Cullud Brothers
Black Republican, in the City of "human
rights where southerner can't smoke a
Cigar in the. street. has boldly, in pub
lie meeting, denounced Washington as a
scoundrei.
Mr.. Editor, rll bet that .Nigger's ozateee-
denfs are black. DIDxAUs-
Butte record., 1856-07-26

MErRopoLITAN.--Mr. J. B. Morris, the
enterprising proprietor of the Theatre, de-
termin ed not to be behind in improvements,
has commenced cleaning up, painting and
otherwise beautifying the Metropolitan,
preparatory to the int, oduction of anu Sc
ments in the dramatic line, of rare excel
lence
Butte record., 1856-07-26

"a Mr. ONeal, of the California Stage
Company, furnished US with yesterdays
State Journal. For his kind attention he
has our thanks.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

Political DIALoGUE.-Mr. A.--"Well
B., for the life of me l can't discover why il
was that John c. Fremont received the Re
publican nomination; what claim has he go,
to it ?"
Mr.. Bob the Mariposa Claim, to be
sure" We sloped.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

THANKs.-To Mr.. 0'Neal, of the Cahfor-
MIA Strge Co., for the Sacramento american
of yesterday morning, from which We clip
the news of the Nevada confagration.
Butte record., 1856-07-26
MAGNOLIA SALOON!
Next to Huntoon's Exchange, OrovilIe.

HNHlS COOL AND COMFORTABLE RESORT
Il has been fitted ap in the neatest possible man
ner, and with an eye single 10 making the most
cherche establishment of the kind in town The
BRANDlES. WINES, &C., are of the r Os SELECT
BRANDS, direct from the importers; and having
had E1ttnHre Practice at The Bar, hatter our
selves that we cannot easily be outdone in the mode
of sewing up the latest and moss fashionable fancy
beverages, well courtesy and polite attention
our patrons JAMES ;. DICkEY g. co.
Montgomery street. next door 10 Hunioon's Exchange
0royille, July 1856. jylIu
Butte record., 1856-07-26

~ Thanks to Mr.. Harris of the c. S.
Co., for bundle of papers from below. J
Butte record., 1856-07-26

I9- We have been favored with copy eff
the remarks of Col. Inge, on casting the voto
of California for James Buchanan.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

The whole amount. $50. $3.50, 90
TT The above articles will be sold by
Cheap Harry. at the Store Of J. Rosenthai.
on Sunday, July 9th, inst. Sale to com
mence ut 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
july 21 I'd
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EECHlNG AND CUPPING.--MRS-
- WooLHoUsE Oilers her services to the Me-
dcai Faculty and the ladies' of Richmond and il. VI
age. 1850 PA'1on
Mrs W. may be found at ell hours, day and night
Hardware store, 2i3 Broad NJ
receiving aud for SALE .AA'v
All orders from the countrv ryorr,tI. .,...ss.
and carefully packed. "
:. ALso-Lsdis' BANDA6Es On hand, and made
Ing. - az a. .ae.a
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MEADE g. BAKER.

APoTHECARlES, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS,
1876, northwest corner of Main and Tenth sts, lust
above the Custom House,
Have opened and fitted out an Apothecary and Drug
Store with every improvement and convenience for
properly preparing and dispensing medicines.
They have on hand, and will endeavor to keep a
complete assortment of fresh and reliable Drugs Me-
dicines and Chemicals ground and unground selected
Spices; Cooking Extracts Lubn's and other cslebra-
ted Perfumery and Soaps; the finest imported CT
CARS; Smoking and Chewing Tobacco; Brushes; Sur
gca Instruments Trusses, and Surgical Appliances
OF every descriptions; Mothers Breast Cloths; CO.
iognes Sponges and every article usually sold in
Drug Store.
1t is their design to give strict personal attention to
the business in all its branches and no article will be
issued which may not be perfectly relied upon tor
proper strength and purity OF character.
As they have both had many years experience IL
the first drug of the CITY, they feel authorized
in saying that Physicians orders and prescriptions
and every Pharmaceutical preparation viii be hilec
and pre- pared promptly and scientifically US at any
other establishment in the country.
R-PRESCaIPTIONS will be accurately dispens
ed by one of the psrtaers at all hours OF the day
nieht je &--d&clm
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DOANOkE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS
IL This Handsomely improved Watering Plac

DOANOkE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
will be open for the reception of visitors the 18th
day of June next 1t is situated in dense forest of
native oaks in the northern part of the beautiful!
county of Roanoke, the turnpike road leading from
Salem by the way OF Newcastle the sweet Springs
and within days journey from Richmond Peters
burg.
Passengers on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
will reach Salem from Richmond at 4 o'clock p. M
and will be Immediately taken, in Kent Il Summer
sons splendid daily line Of Stage Coaches, to the
Roanoke Red Sulphur, no miies) where thew will
arrive before supper, and lind every comfort that can
tempt the weary traveller to prolong his stay but
next morning, dine at the Sweet Springs and reach
the Greenbier White Sulphur before night Tins m A.
king an ENTIRELY DAY TRAVEL of two days,
from Richmond or Petersburg to the White Sulnhnr
In returning from the Springs, passengers viii Ia
brought from the White Sulphur to the Roanoke -
the rst day and after taking breakfast there
Teach the railroad az Salem In time for the mornins
train, 30 as to reach Richmond or Petersburg III.
same day. '''o
No expense or trouble will be spared to make tb;.
as agreeable a. any water place in Virginia Al
thouen Dut new candidate for popular favor The
propnetors Halter themselves that il in destined 70
taxe hish position a. well for its curative Qualities
as iof the style OF ns accommodations Mr. iCh.rls.
Fancy, SO we'll know first rate eaterer f,r Tie
puoic ana ior MS attention to all the details Of
esaosnment, has been secured together with
us wiie) ne manager. Under their manassmsnt Wis.
ors may be sure of q cordial welcome and the very
best tire stmept 'o' "ao '1o 'SAJ
The hotel which contains 25 rooms, including
pan Room. and all the other improvements,
Lave oeeh erected on the most approved models OF
Taste and convenience furnishing accommodation for
To- visitors the present season. which will be incress
CD 20 any extent that may be required hereafter.
, superb BAND OF MUSIC, has been engaged for
inc eason and In all respects it will be the constant
ana earnest EFFORT: of the propreto to render their
visitors comfortable and happy.
The water OF the Roanoke Red Sulphur has not
been fully analized. but the able benefit DE-
rived from its sse by persons suffering from palmo-
nary complaints. justifes the belief that among other
valuable medicinal qualities It will DO found to have
that which has given to tho Red sulphur OF Monroe.
ne celebrity, via reducing the pulse and acting M
tonic at the same time IL has also proved hishIv
beneficial to persons suffering from Dyspepsia. ana
other diseases OF the stomach, a. could be shova hv
many certificates were II desmed necessarv
GEORGE w. SHANKs,
A HUPP.
GREEN B. BOARD lpran-,.,a.
WILLIAM WALTON
je B-d2sawksts
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NIFTY CENTS, AND ONE DOLLAR A
~ ROTTLE-DOILAR CORDIAL tina most re.

nowned Medicine ever introduced, for the of e
certain disease and debility, with certainty and dis
patch, in few days, with the saving of time and
noney-received the highest appreciation from MEM
bers of the Colleg, of Surgeons in London, and is
used in most of the Hospitals in gand, where the
most severe cases of weakness have succumbed, by
the of this valuable Medicine.
Price 50 cts and 8 per bottle.
TO be had of L. b. THOMAS, DR.. 0. B. HILL
DUVAL L NORTON, CHAS. MILLSPAUGH, J.
B. WOOD, S. NJ. ZACHRlSSON, and A. LESLIE
oppe site the R. u +. K. K. Depot, Broad street.
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STRIBLING SPRINGS..This esta blisil.
- plent viii be opened the 18th day of July for
the reception OF visitors The Hotel and Caoins are
supplied with new furniture throughout and the
forts of the establishment equal if not superior,
to those of any other Springs in the mountains The
me dcinal properties of the various aters composing
Stribling Springs are inferior to in the United
States. There is Alum, Sulphur and Chalybsste of
superior quality The Alum il believed to be the best
visit I'D
lnese springs are Situated aDout IL miles north
west of Stanton. The Parkersburs line Of stages
run past the hsuse leaving Stanton after the arrival
of the Eastern Cars.
The proprietor respectfully solicits the patronage
of the health and pleasure seeking public assuring
them that pains expense will be spared to give
general satisfaction.
y7-6t CHESLW KINNEY.
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TuNAwAYs.

:. 1900 REWARD.-The a1evo p.
vsrd will be paid for the aPprchensio1 snd ~
Hyssy 10 us OF JORDAN PRESTON, save
TINT sbsconded on 18th July night ne ,;. nv
Ak> istto about % yesn Of age, sparc Insde DneY'
ma has pre- possessing manners, about iss1 me-
hieh bushy head Of hair, and wore sosttee Wro"
Ss In THO. K SAML HAKDdhosL'
= RTJNAWAY IN JAIL..-Thoro was
81 committed to the Jail OF Henrico county. On
"A the 9Th day of April. negro man GAZING Hill
seif ARMfSTEAD CLARKE. a. the properly
Il. Of Mary Sims, Of the city Of RIshmoad, an 70
was formerly tho property Of Mr. TncmPssn ~, -
CoochIand. Heis about ffty-hvs years oio, piscA,
and has very erum look when spoken %; ana ~
very badly dressed when committed. Tne ownei
will please come forward, prove property pay cnsl
ses and take him away, he will be dealt WITH a.
law directs. A. b. doTCHASoN' u
nv 5l--6w
KUNAWAY.- Runaway from the
ubscrlber on tho LIST January last negro
- woman named AMANDA, belonging to me
no estate of Samuel Pleasants, deceased. she
4>is of dark brown complexion, about twon-
tv.,veu years old and has mother living In Butcn-
ertown. and many relations living In rowhaIsn;
whsr. sbe is no doubt hsrbored. The usual reward
will be paid upon her delivery to me ut the jail OF
Hsnrico. and all expenses paid -
my Stiff ALrA. o. NJ -SrIr
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By I'eiear,
Richmond Markets. July q.

WHEAT-Sale of wagon load of new yesterday,
at l85 cts. Further limited purchases made for deli
very next week at $780, for the ture of Family
Flour.
FIGURING transactions of moment. Shipments
chiefly to holders. Stock light
COkN.-Stock lights 10 65 cts
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4 Some remarkable curss performed by this Lini-
ment have come under especial notice of late,
and among them we will mention the case of Mrs.
Johnston, on Union Hill, who had been confined to
her bed for more than a week by rheumatism, and
cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHEUMA-
TIC LINIMENr. Prepared only by
JOHN W. POLLARD,
Druggist, 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city.
NH 11-ta
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IACkSON'S EXCELSIOR BITTERS IL
y peculiarly adapted by its composition, to every
disease of the liver and which il produced by
our ever varying climate In all forms of bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint, it il of the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by R. II. JACKSON, and for sale
by Drua gists generally. je 2a
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lONiE MEDICINE.--MRs. DAVIS;

IOME MEDICINE.--MKS. DAVIS
II ELIXIR cures Coughs, Colds and Whooping
Cough and affords great relief in Consumption and
most diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs
This following few extracts from certificates Of
citizens of Richmond who have teEted its virtues:
by timely of it, have doubt it has saved
one many doctors fees. l know of its good effects
with great many other than my own family ."-WS.
McCyery.
al have used 1t in my family for three years. and
found it the best family medicine have ever used
NJ Il. Stevenson.
"for sickness among children, nothing can be bet.
ter"-M. b. Godioin.
81 have tried all the cough remedies of the day
and have no hesitation in saying that believe Mrs
DAVE to be the most valuable preparation of the kind
now in use."-ElJah Warren.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
Alex. Duval, Paterson Jackson, Chas Millspsugh,
E J. Picor, A. Bodsker and Charles D. Yale.
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EXTKAOKDINAKY CASH.

IL RICHMOND, May Ist, 1856
Gentlemen My child had commenced breaking out
last fall in small sores, which gradually extended
the entire head, including both ears, which
much eaten by the sores to cause to fear that
beth would drop Off | tried ell sorts of adver-
then procured and applied little TURF OIL. 1t
began to get better; the bottle got broke and ap
piled gals to it; it again began to get worse My
eldest daughter said. PA, do get of thar
TURF OIL sisters head looked much better
when you used il" We got another bottle, and her
head is now nearly well. This aggravated
case, and took half hour every day wash it, and
it very offensive. One more bottle feel assured
will her entirely there is but little OF the dis
remaining. You entitled to this and for the
benefit of others, take great pleasure giving you
this certificate. Respectfully, B. T. CHALK.
To Messrs DOVE L. CO myS
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M;.l an new ln regular reectps 81
hshtfal fuel for erstss and the latter N sxcsllsnt
and economical sabsttuts Tor anthracite coal for
Hoves, ranges and heating furnaces. Apply 1t the
coAs yards corner OF leh street and nAsin bank On
co.nsr Of Byrd cad 9th streets. soutk eide Canal
nm s--h yNo. j, WEATH, AT.