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crowd. and siriding up p she fair Young
girl. loudly accosted her BY name, The
frightened maiden drew back, repressing
a cry Of as,onishmeni. The guests rose
to survey the stranger whose appearance
4 created such sensation. ,5Sii
il Mr.. Lorimere, who from the back par
lor heard thai there was some disturbance,
little suspected its nature, now innocens-
lily made his appearance. Badger popn-
ced upon his hand the instant it was with.
in reach.
il sDelighled,to see you. my dear fellow
delighted !!
4 Mr.. Lorimere was speechless--wiIh
llbewildered look, at last, he drew Badg-
Il er's arm in his. and led him to more re-
Hired part Of The next room,
Really, Badger, this intrusion il be-
. yond endurance. es
Not 50 much beyond endurance, as
i being kept ringing the bell at your street
b door hall an hour every day Of cold
winters morning, and then finding the
! door remain shut. You shouIdikeep bet.
| ter seiyanss, my dear fellow, indeed you
3 should $3.50 .,.'e...s...
n But, Mr.. Badger i5i aisr
vi But, my dear friend, il you don't like /
q my company, you knowshow % get RID
n oft Inever come io.a party 70 which
Is people have forgotten to send me an in
yitation, unless ] carry such an invite as
i. this in my Porlet' 5baa iiiI.
Y Positively, you shall have the..money !
ID LIZ you call at my office to-morrow.
i. That's all want. Now, I'll Just stay
r.. to get little refsesllment, and then be Of,
for dOu't admire late huurs mysell.---
rs. Great country this-great country
rs. While this conversation was going on,
the whisper Of Who is he = What is
n Lhe y lanround The rooms in as many tones
a. as there are keys to piano.
4 shouldn't wonder if he was aIconsta.
ble,' said one.
VI Really! What shocking people @
Ie, visit / shall drop them after this.
,at 4 can't imagine who be is 7 lisped an
Sc intellectual looking young gentleman,
lot who had been eyincing some dexierity
Ike in keeping out of Badgers sight. ose
.IfsMr. Badger, The collector Z squeak.
ne ed the cracking voice Of gossiping old
RS maid. ,rye heard he comes here every
ID. day. They say there's not an aFlicls IN
81 the house paid for X.
lse How dreadful but lis wha. | sus
ter pected- 9la
his so did III always said .
lie. The lady would have continued e
dr. prove. her prcgnosticaling sagacity, hat rs+
not not Mrs. Lorimere, at that moment, over
Iull hearing the remarks made around her,
ing fallen into violent Mysteries. She was
carried out Of the room, followed by he
~. husband and daughter. During their ab
lite sence, most Of the guests dispersed. :
a But no, until Mr.. Badger had recognize
my all his particular friends, shaken hand
tlls .,att 10 ffA fAsel 4 ~ ~ -. ..,k.t
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The Brooks Dinner.

The dinner given Yesterday TO Col
Preston 5. Brooks at Nincty.Six was a
grand affair. The number of persons,
males and females, present is estimated
TO have been from five to seven thousand.
ht aoont ii. m, the speakers and sew
erai other distinguished individuals BEING
on The stand appropriately erected for the
occasion, DIR. Cain, of Greenwood. the
Chairman Of the Committee, after a few
pertinent remarks, s,in,roduccd Gen. Sumuel
McGowan, who delivered n commitments.
ry address, concluding it by the presen,a.
ton to Col. Brooks, Of gold goblet from
the citizens of Ahbeville District, and a
gold headed cane from the people of Gin
ton, Laurens District
Maj. Il. A. Griffin then presented n sill.
yer goblet, from the citizens Of the im,ne.
diale neighborhood. and Mr.. - present.
ell walking cane from -.
Col. Brooks responded at some Ienc,b
in most feeling and eloquent manner.
Senator Too'nbs, Of Georgia, next occu-
pied the attention Of the vast audience in
aspeech of near two hours length, glowing
with e'oquence, depicting the wrongs tf
the South, and most heartily approving
the act of onr spirited Representative,
OF which he stated that he was an eve.
witness. lie "saw it done, and he saw
it well done"
After the gentleman had concluded
amidst tie enthusiastic cheers of the mul-
utnd", dinner was announced, and every
one proceeded to attend the wants of the
inner man. Notwithstanding the i'm.
men-c thronG, ,htre WAS an abundance Of
The best to eat aud plenty of good cool
water 10 drink.
Dinner having been finished, the Hor.
y. L. EuiIer MAS introduced, and riye,ed
the attention OF his listeners during about
tine" quntc:s Of an hour.
After which, Gov. J. II. Adams being
called Oh that gcml.clnam made "a few per.
tlucnt remarks.
Col. Orr MAS then loudly called for
hnt the h"nr for the return Of the extra
train to Columbia having arrived, our re-
porter LETT ut that juucture, together with
Tie largest portion Of the crowd.
as st"n".raphic reporters " ere present
and We presume all the speeches will Le
given III full to the public, We will not
now attempt TO ti.l out our imperfect
notes OF tic proceedings. We will on.
ly add, in conclusion, that the most or.
dcry enthusiasm prevailed, and every.
tinS that WAS done was swell DONE
.Soah Coroiiniam.
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OBITUARY,

DIED, ut her residence in Lancaster Di,
irict, on the 18th ult., Mrs. NANCY JOHN.
son, in the Glst year of her age.
'Iis finished, the conflict is past,
The heaven born spirit is fled,
Her Wish is accomplished at LAST,
And now she's ehtombed with the dead
The months Of afllic,ion arc DER
The days and the nights Of distress;
We see her in anguish no more
She's gained her happy release.
No sickness, or sorrow, or pain,
Shall ever disquict her now,
For death io her spirit WAS gain,
Since Christ was her life when below.
Her soul has row taken its fight
Il" mansions ofglory above,
/" mingle with angels flight,
Aud dwell in the kingdom of love.
The coffin, the shroud, and the grave
To her were no objects Of dread
On Him who Is mighty TO save,
Her soul Was with confidence stay'd.
Then let ns furbcnr to complain,
That she Is now gone from our sight;
We soon shall behold her again,
With new and iedoubIcd delight
J. III. a.
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Business Notices.

-
lNVALIDS recovering from the effects of
fe'er' DUBIOUS Diseases, or long continued ill
ness oi any Kind, will find Carter's Spanish Mix
tnre the only remedy which will revive their
drooP'ng constitutions, ,expel all bad humors
'rcn' the elood, excite The liver to pron,p. ard
heaithy action, and by its tonic prophecies, re-
store the patientto life and vigor.
We can only say Try It. A single bottle is
worth all the so.called Sarsaparrias in existence
1t contains no Mercury, Opium, or any other
no1ious Or poisonous drug, and can be given to
the youngest infant without hesitation.
See the certificates ofwondcrful cures around
the bottles, More than FIVE hundred persons
In the City of Richmond Va, can testify to its
good effacts.
Sec advertisement.
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DIR. MLANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS
IN TENAS.
Sec advertisement
TRAVIS Co., Texas, June 10. 1854.

TRAVIS Co., Texas, June L. 1854.
Messrs. Fleming Bros, PitrSburg, Pa.
GESrLEME. This is to certify that my
mother had been subject to periodical attacks of
sick head ache for great many years all the
usual remedies failing to give relief one of your
pamphlets accidentally falling into her hands,
she at once determined to try DIR. MLANES
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, prepared by
you, and Immediately procured box, from the
ude OF which she received great benefit, and so
long as she continued to use them was entirely
relieved
We have now been in Travis Co, Texas, for
the last four years, and not being able to pro-
cure these valuable pills, her attacks of sick
headache have again rcturncd--for some time
the back has been gradually getting worsc-and
has determined Inc to send to you for few box.
cs OF DR.. MLane's Celebrated Liver Pills.
herewith enclose you one dollar, for which you
will please send me Pills per return mail Adj
dress Austin, Texas.
think you would DO we'll TO establish an agcn-
cy in Austin; the Pills are well known here
and would meet with ready sale.
MEREDITH w. HENRY.
&c Purchasers will be careful to ask for
DIR. N LANES SCELEBRATED LIVER PILLS.
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, of Pitts
burSh, Ia. There arc other Pills purporting
to he Liver Pills, row before the public DR..
M'l.ane's genuine Liver Pills also his cclcbra.
ted Ncrmiiugc, can now bc had at all rcspccta.
bic drug stores. None genuine without the
signature Of FLEMING BROS.
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Estate Notice.

Persons indebted to the Estate Of II. X.
Cureton are requested to make immediate
payment against the first of October next,
rs longer indulgence cannot be given. On
that day the Books, Notes and Accounts
will be given to an Attorney for collection.
W e nave been already sued OF claims, and
wc are coMpelled to raise the money 10
meet those demands.
Persons holding claims against the said
deceased, are requested TO present them
properly attes ted against the first day Of
December next, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar against all such claimo.
J. +. CURETON, } ,J
$. b. MASSEY, 'A"''''''
September 3rd, 1856. 29-tf
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From Nicaragua,

New York, Oct. q.
The steamer Tennessee has arrived with
news from San Juan to the 22d ult
Lieut. Mcdonald, commanding por-
tIon of Gen. Walkers army, attacked the
enemy at San Jacinto, but was repulsed
with the loss of six killed. Another at
tack made was likewise unsuccessful, al.
though one hundred of the enemy were
reported to have been killed and woun.
ded. Walker was preparing for third
attack.
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THE GID DRUG STORE.

TIE subscriber would inform his friends and
customers oi Lancaster that at his old stand he
has received IA large Assortment Of FRESH and
PURE articles in his line His stool; is the
LARGEST, FRESNEST-PUREST and best
selected in Camden and las Jccn, Is, and ,rjU
be said on better terms than at any establish
mcnt in this place. Persons purchasing for
CASH can be accommodated as chcaply as in
Charleston. A. lac gives lis
PERSONAL ATTENTION
to his business; be assured tina. an orders win
be "pfy-carJa|ly and nraHy put up.-
Those visiting Us will not find US lacking in So
cia3!ity, nor wanting in the attempt TO be agree.
able. The stocks consists of every article u,u.
ally found in a Drug Storc-as
Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Burning Fluid, Turpentinc,
Narnishes, Sand Paper,
Glue, Windew Glass,
Brushes OF MI
sorts, Dye,
siufs, Trus.
ses, all popular
Patent Medicines,
Ihomsonian Medicines.
Periumery, Shaving and Wash
ING Soaps, Paper, Ink, Pens, Garden
seeds, Toys, China Goods, and Fancy ar.
tces in great variety, also.
Cooking Soda, Pepper, Spice, Indigo,
uingcr, Watches, Blue Stone, Copperas'
Yeast Powders, Hair Dye and all the pre,
parations for the Hair, Teeth and Skin.
! have a large stock Of Lemon Syrun
on hand which will be sold low to deal
ers by the dozen.
FRANCIS l.. ZEMP.
Camden, May II, l3-tfi '57
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We are authorized TO announce Capt. A.
J. SEcREsr rs canDidaie for Clerk of the
Court for Lancaster District, al the next
election.
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A LIST Of LETTERS,

REMAINING in the Post Occc at Lam
caster Court House, s. c., Oct. lst 1886.
B.-BaIton, j.; BaiIy, J. $; Button, ID. \ !;
Ballard, w.
C-Cnuthcn, w. B.; Clarke, Jason ;
Clarke, Mrs. G. +.
D.-Diyon, Miss S. r.; Davis, J. NJ.
F.-Faulkner, 8; FIcmming, s.; Fnnder-
burk, A. b.; Finchcr, b. F.; Floyd, S. T..
R.-linrtcr, J. r.; Humphreys, G.: Ham.
by, l.. A iiougo, Mrs. T.; iiagns, Mrs NJ;
Hays, Mrs.
K.-kcnnington. S. u.
L-!emmons, Mrs. n.
M.-MOOrc, f.; Mccormick, W. j.; Moth.
ershcd, j.; Martin, Miss $. T..
P.-Phfer, w. T.; Poer, ID. NJ, Plyler,
G. A.
R.-Rogers, Mr.; Robinson, s; Rutland,
c. y.
S.-Steedman, J. A.. Sings, r. T.; Star
ley, J. A.; Stogner, John; SIilwclI, ID. l..
T.-Thompson, Jas; Thompson, A.;
Thompson, Mrs +. H.; Taylor, Mrs. VI.
W.-Watscn, L.; Watts, f.
Persons calling for letters in the above
list, will please say they are advertised.
THOS. r. MAGlLL, p. NJ.
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Chicago, Sept 90.
Private adviees Of the 18th state Kan.
sas as quiet The Border has been closed
against the Free State men. Col. liar.
vey captured the famous Lone Star Flag
Of the csrolinians. 's
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New Advertisements.
Notice.

NOTICE is given that application will be
made at the next Session Of the Legislature,
Tor renewal of the charter Of incorporation
for the Hanging Rock Band.
w. +. RUTLEDGE, Capt.
D. F. MoBLEy. Secretary.
Oct. !, 1856. si-3m
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Political Meetings.

Nrw YoRK, Oct. 2.-There was m i'm.
m,ense Democratic Convention at Pouah-
keepsie, N. y yesterday. Speeches were
made by Hunter, Of Virginia, Churchill,
OF tennessee. and Preston, Of Kentucky.
A Republican meeting at Louisville,
Kentucky, was broken M.
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Ma. EDrToR Please announce MIR. A.
Is. BLAcEMAs as a candidate for the Clerks
office, at the ensuing election, and oblipe
MANY VoTERs
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Law Notice.

TIE undersigned have formed Partner
ship for the practice Of Law in Lancaster
District.
All business entrusted to them, will re.
ceive prompt attention.
CASTON g. ALLISON.
w. THURLow CAsToN, Camden, =. G.
Il. l.. ALLISON, Hasseltincs Hotel, Lnr-
Baskerville, s.. G.
September nth, 1856. 3l-H
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Notice.
Blanks! RRanl1s!!

A SUPPLY Of blanks on hand Mt the
Ledger Office, that will be sold exclusively
for cash. Persons will obligo us by no,
asking for them on any other terms.
Aug. l3, 1886 26-tf
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LOST,

PLAIN new saddle and Lridle. II
was lost or stolen on Saturday, the 9th ul-
tmo, at Lancaster Court House, together
with horse that has since been recovered.
Any information concerning the same, will
be thankfully received, and the person Civ
ing 1t will be rewarded for his trouble.
Address Ledger office, or J. K. Alagill at
Pleasant Hill, S. c.
A. MCDONALD.
Oct 8, 1856. 3j-,r
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Democratic Meeting.

New YoRK, Oct. 2.---There was great
Democratic meeting held a,,he Merc6 ants
Exchange this afternoons. Coy. Floyd, of
Virginia, spoke and was immensely cheer.
eel
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Nm. EDIrOR--Please announce William Rob.
ertson as a candidate for Tax Collector and o.
blige HIS PRrEsps.
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President Pierce at Concord.

President Pierce met with n brilliant
reception in Concord. Twelve thous and
persons were in the procession.
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New YoRx.Oct a
CoLuMnrA Ort q

An nctive demand has prevailed in our
market to-day, and in the course Of the DAYS
transactions, prices have advanced from I-i6
to te. $50 bales were sold at lot 1890
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Announcements.
F. r CONGRESS.

The friends of the Hon. Gen. JOHN
respectfully announce him as
II candidate for Reelection 10 Congress-.
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Nh. EDrroR:-Pleasc announce Major John
W. Nisbct as candidate for Tax Collector, at
the ensuing election, and obIge,
MANY VoTLks.
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
IN EOITI,uV


IN EQUITY.
Benedict Best, and wife Mary
VS.. E.I for
Griffin Walker and wife Re- specific dc.
becca, Iiverv os
John Pouge and wife Jane, slaves nc
John Rogers and wife Sarah, count and
Jackson Mackey and wife a. so forth
manda--Et al
TT appearing TO my satisfaction, that John
Pouge and wife Jane P0uge, jackson Mockcv
and wife Amanda Mackey, John Rodgers
and wife Sarah Rodgers, If alive, and if dead
the children Of the said Sarah Rodgers. de-
PENDANTS in above bill, reside without tbe
limits of the State 1t ia ordered that ihe
said John PONCE and wife Jane. Jackson
Mackoy and wife Amanda, John RODGERS
and vile Saiah Rodgers, if alive. and if dead
the children Of the said Sarah Rodgers, do
answer plead, or demur 10 The bin in above
case, on or before the 2Hh of December.
1896, otherwise Judgment pro confcsso, viii
be ordered against each and all Of them
ny order Of Court, June Term, $50.
JAMES II. WITHERSPTON.
c. ED.
Sept i6, 1856. 3l-3m--p. + 600
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Oct s. 1856.
Lost or Stolen

ON or about the 18th of August last, nv
pocket book, containing the following notes
and due BILL One note on J. ID. Halle for
500 &C, dated on or about the 18th of Nav.
1876, with credit of$35 One note on w.
l.. BeIk for S34.O3, date not recollected.-
One due Till, Oh X. Z. Billings, for $3.50,
date not recollccted. All persons are fore>
warned not to trade for the above notes or
due bil'.
WIN. Mex. MITTAG.
October 8, 1856. 3i-tf
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FOR SENATOR.

Mr.. En-: or Please announce Mr.. p. Il
HAMMOND as Il candidate for the State
Senate at the next election and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
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FOR TAX-COLLECTOR.

Mn. EDITOR: Please announce e. +.
HENSON, Esq'ras candidate for Tax Col.
lector and oblige,
MANY FRIENDS AND SurPo.rERs.
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FOR CLERK.

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce ]. A
SrEwaAs rs a candidate for reelection 10
the Office OF Clerk Of the Court at the next
election and oblige his friends.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES.

The friends of JOHN W. COOKE, Esq,
announce him us n candidate for the House
of Representatives. in tie next Legislature.
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THE MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 3.
The sales Of cotton to-day foot mp 800
bales, at l0s to l2t cents--an advance of !
cent.
NEw YoRk, Oct. 4.
The Cotton market Is firm. The sales
during the day amount 10 BOO bales. Mid.
ding Uplands are quoted at l2i I2a cents
per pound.
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Ladies' Dress Goo ds,

A large stock Of Ladies' Dress Goods,
consisting in part as follows: Fancy and
black Silks, fancy Mcriu"s, DrLains, Al
paccas, PopIins, and u fine assortment of
English aud American Prints, just received
at llASSEi.TlNE a. CUNETON'S.
Oct. S.h, 1886. 3l.ir
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that | will sell. The Lands and improve
mcnts, feel assured, will please.
My address is Pleasant Valley Pos; Gilce,
Lancaster District, 5. Z. The Post Otlicc
is 1t my Stors.
GEORGE D. BECKHAM.
July oh, 1896. 2ltf.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14
MISCELL LANEOUS.

PIONEER VARIETY STORE !!
n III ID
Yankee Notions Depot.
MYERS STREET, THREE DOORS FROM MONT
GOMElf. NEW BRICK BLOCH,
oRovrLLE.
ENHERE CAN BIZ UHrAiNED all sorts o'u.eftll
w aud orraIhrrlal articles. not to b.. found in
ANY other a. the county, consisting OF HE largest
and besl se"cie" stuck OF
Hardware, Carpenters Tools, Garden
Seeds, Books, Stationery, Build
crs' Materials, We. dcnvare,
Patent Medicines, and
Pocket Cutlery.
EE-ER OFFERED FOR Sale Is THIS TOWN
Prime Chewing Tobacco. and Genuine Havana Cigars,
AaueN 4. iclcs Pcrf4mcr,. Looking lass,s
Wan Paper. Chdrrn'- Toy, EeNolNers,
Points, oils. T rpcntinr. Putty. Gum
lit.ue Lamp ON. Candies Quick
silver Mn.Ica lnsrnteuts.
ALSO
Lamp Chimucys Ladies' Riding Gloves
~lud PHJnr. shoe Knives. Cand esicks
Writing Paper, Playing Card,,
kinNcS q nj Forks, Screw Drivers
combs and BrU-icS. .t.Hpgrr> Rules,
( Brass Iils and Chscls, Tap BIrer- and Gimlels,
/ Faucets and Files, Locks. Hooks Staples.
Markers and Gauges Punches, Paper Cutters,
Hammers and CUmpasses, BUS and plaIcs. AndirOns
Horse Brushes. Ptmps. Spokr-~haNrs,
Sailors IalmS. Dog Collars and chains,
Coif.e Nils, Meat Hooks, Wash Boards,
Bench screws. sash looe. Clothes Pms Fancy Bus D..
Fish Hooks. Bed Cords kels Ser " " NrrnchtS,
tun Caps. Chopping Trays Whips and Canes.
Cue-liles and Wax. tuc i.rathcas,
Gents Driving Gloves.
Also
A complete MS Ortmcnl Of Toilet Articles. Candles OF
ever! description, Dricd Fruit lrcs' rycd und
Gr.rn. Nuts of all kinds The Atlantic
and Enro pcan Papers and Magazines,
on the arrival u the steamers.
These goods have been sttcied with the greatest
purchased cheap. and viii be furnished to our
customers either at whulrs;le retail low as by
any Other store in the Mines.
i Persons dc>iruus OF blaninG any article from
san francisco, do 80 ut uSma per cent. advance
upon the first cost 10y leaving their orders al his store.
WM. G. PAYNE
n. B-An outstanding debts dUe the firm Of J. Il
Smith Il &" must br paid Ia the undersigned or his
agent J. j. Lo kwood IL he alone is authorized To-
Uor the name Of The trn in liquidation.
oc2-lf WM. c. PAYNE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14
OROVILLE STORE
Wholesale and Retail :

II Francisco and removed lo The tlre frouf Brick
Block, Montgomery. two doors from Myers street.
W ashIngion BIockp would respectfully cai the nj
tChti0n ot The inhabitants Of OruNllic and vicinity
10 The Tact ni his having the largest Stock and tie
best assortment Of tuoC- to lac found thI- side ct
sacramento. My Goods were all purchased fer cash
nj ihr very lowest figure that money could buy them
iur and us sell for Cash. ana cash only. thu, doing
away with the list of deadheads which every one
must have that does Il credit business | am pre-
pared To offer Inducements to customers such Il, ho
other House OroVIilc will otrr My Stock consists
Oi GKOt Is in al its varieties: Provisions ot The
best QuulItN; Liquors Uud SSrups OF the choicest
brands CNuCkEKl Of lhe latest STYLES. and
ii HARDWARE in all lis b anChes.
la add on to this, customers can have their goods
delivered by my Express agon al their own door,
Tree ufcalrsc. j +. kES=lNG.
OFF
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14
FOR S ALE !

49, TIE building aud lot situated on Montgom-
I'LL. cry street. and known as the Hotel de France
t1;i with lot on each side with a stable. The
house is now doing good business. and one of The
best business stands in the place. One OF the part
ners beig obliged n leave for the purpose OF settling
some family business, is The reason offered for song
this valuable property.
For further particulars apply on the premises.
osAtf CL0UCHET BU LLl0D.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14

Who WILL Try If there is any
fonrdanon for the following, it is Ger
tainly great dlcovcry. Who will try
the cxperin Mt;
Th London ButiIer says that the
meat market at Ghcnt is now entirely
f &c from the intoerable hui ance Of
flies. The simple remedy consists i'll
the inner walls having been painted
with laurel oil (OIeum louri noJHss,
the smell of which the flies caunot sup
port. Even gilt flames can thus be
preserved unsolcd The smell of iaur-
cl oil is not unpleasant, and one easily
= Is accustomed TO it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14
OrpuiIt 1]aiIq ajuttt RerorG.

4 LARGE DINNEE PARTY.--Thc Fredcr-
ck (Md) Citizen, speaking of the Demo
cratic mass meeting ut that place recently,
says the procession was two miles long, and
thus describes the dinner:
THE geutlcmen's table was three quar-
ters OF mile in Length, and was abundant
ly supplied with we'll cooked beef, mutton,
lamb, bacon, and the best Of Dread.
Ia addition to the above fare, some four
thousand pies, pound, sponge, and other
cakes, were provided for the ladies. The
consumption OF six thousand lbs If meat,
and bread IN due proportion, together with
the pies and cakes, may also enable the rea
der to form reasonable estimate Of the
extent OF the appetites of persons present.