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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE
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u hat would you say if you wished rev.
efend Doctor of Divinity to play tune on the
violin! tiddle-dee-dee. u. d.
u Why is an omnibus-strap like a con-
science? Because it is an inward check to the
outer man.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

The California steamers leave New York on tn
9Th and 10Th Of each month.
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BIZ RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST
ss Es 20.

Time between Washington and Wheeling
brt IL hanrs!
Running Time hstwesn Washington and
Cincinnati q hours !.
THROUGH TTCxHTs AND BAGGAGE CHICKS TO Re
HAD IN WARRINGTON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16
secret worth I{uo,VinG.

We notice that Dr. Brown at the butte
Drug Sore. j. constantly receiving and sell
ing, large quantities Of choice Drugs Ned
icincs. and the secret Of hi, success is, that
ne buys low fDf co>b, therefore lie is able to
sell cheap, and we Will guarantee I" the
public that every article bought there IS
.uure and Genuine Sec advertisement. So
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16

SQUIRr.-Mack, the street sprinkler,
keeps our thoroughfares muddy, instead OF
allowing the dust to rise. This makes 1t
decidedly pleasant and cool 1t renders the
walking these beautiful moonlight nights a
pleasure when, without this convenience 1t
would be hot and dusty, beyond bearing =
In passing this Office the other day, he
backed up his cart, pulled the string what
lets on a full head Of water. and slrinkled
about ten feet of our Office. Down with the
dust.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16

Better LATE TRAN NtvER.- We neg
lected to mention, that our friend watson,
OF the News depot, hos laid upon our table
a copy of The Wide West, beautifully Illus.
trated, containing some very interesting and
striking scenes that have transpired in San
Francisco, since the commencement of the
Reign Of Terror in that devored city Of Wig
ilanceism, Watson has the Wide West and
other California papers, done up in wrap
pers, ready to be sent by the next Atlantic
steamers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16

ls0~We are now having delightful weah
er; little too warm in the middle of the
day, perhaps, but the nights are superb =
A stroll among the ever green trees, in the
suburbs of our beautiful town, late at night
with the full round moon shining DER us
ard occasionally tick from the light guitar
born to our ears, by the night winds breath,
and the murmuring of he distant river
reminds us of the time when we use to list
en- to the flowing of the great Mississippi,
and hear the tuning OF the banjo, the click.
ing of the bones, with the merry laugh OF
the Ethiopians for miles around, till sweet
sleep closed our eyes.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16

Foor RACE A foot race came of on the
hill above town, last Sunday evening, which
caused more merriment then anything that
has occurred lately.
The racers were Arkansas Bob, and Lew
Smith. Distance, 80 yards, for $500 a side.
1t was won by Arkansas Robert, and was
run so quick that the time coald not be as
certained.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16

BARBACUE s. BALL We acknowledge
the receipt of an invitation 10 Barbecue x
Ball at Pence & Co.'S ranch Messilla Valley,
on Thursday, Sept 18th. The proceeds are
to be appropriated to the building Ola school
house SO commenduble an object as this,
cannot fail to call out a large crowd. In
another column we publish their card, with
a list of managers, and we shall eutcavor
to be there and partake Of the festivities Of
the occasion
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16
NIctCoIic.

Mr. EDIroR.-Lyiug in u,ner's cabin
Mt the Caves in east Table Mountain, on
Thursday evening last, and enjoying a most
refreshing slumber, was suddenly aroused
By my companions, who said that splendid
meteor was pa sing.
1t was my fortune to open ny eyes just at
the instant il had disappeared. The mooa
was shining very brightly at the time, but
the meteor, which my friends described as
being nearly as large as the moon, far out.
shone it in brillancy. and besides lighting
up our tent, it threw "A swiftly passing glare
upon the steep walls Of basaltc rock, that
surrounded the deep and narrow raYine, in
which We lay. 1t was succeeded, after a
space of four or five minutes by low, rum
bling, prolonged sound, rs of distant thun-
der but whether the sound proceeded from
the meteor or from some other cause, was a
question, on winch the philosol hers i'll our
cabin were divided in opinion. On my re-
turn to town, observed in the Sacramento
Eni9n notice Of the meteor having been
seen at Sacramento. l..
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16

SPORTS OF THE TuRF.-There was a great
quantity of race horse talk in town yester
day, and the result of it was, that race wa
made between Bill Lewis & Col Green's hor
ses, for $500 a Side; distance five hundred
ynlds. to be run, We believe, on the Thomp
sons fat course, some time next week. The
run has commenced.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16

To oCortNroEARIEs.- Our friends OF the
Press vii please take notice that the Record
is published at present in oroTI,le, not at
BilVelr, Bar rs heretofore.
They will confer "a favor On Us, by sending
our exchanges t. this place. as tsey get out
Of date when sent te Bijwcll Leto~e we re-
cciyc them
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16
zss- The n. Y. Tribune, of August 9tl

ES- The n. Y. Irtbune, of August 9th,
uses the .ollowing language in regard to
Fllmore's chance
I'VE did think Mr.. Fillmore would obtain
the votes of two or three Slave States: We
are now convinced that he will get no clec.
tural vote in any State of the Union. He
may draw off popular votes enough to defeat
Fremont, or he may not but beyond this.
there is no significance in his running, and
lie might as we'll be taken from the can
vGsS"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16
DEMOCRATIC STATE TiIkET,

FOR PRESIDENTIAL KLECroRs,
AUGUSTIN OLIVERA, GEO FRFANOR,
p. DELLA TORRA, 4. {. BRADFORD.
FOR CONGRESS-.
CHARLES L SCOTT. ..of Tuolumne.
JOSEPH MCKlBBEN,....... of Sierra.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
CHARLES s. FAIRFAN,.......of of Yuba.
FOR srPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONS.
ANDREW J. MOULDER,. of San Francisco.
Regular Democratic County Nominations.
FOR MEMBERS or ASSEMBLY.
JAMES s. LONG,
ii. j. MORRISON.
roR Assessor,
JOHN u LILLARD.
FOn .0RoNER,
DIR. J. y. BROWN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16
v,,o Ncc,c,, WORN knowing"

l,;- ul.,n lo be- seen IN lhr nGy,rt,'r rdcn' uboNe
u.t Doctor Brown BUYS FOR CASH, oLd IN the
,,o,, below. that C4,RIry Bows SELLS fuE
CAST. Iiluors and Clg,r- ot all kinds. NJ LOW
PRICES in une fire~Iro'f lNl.aW- hr=' door 10
Randall S McD,rnou'e lru- store, MoEls'm"!
street. zee adv trti,, mcul below. 50
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16

FoR 0REGoS.--The Chinese are travelling
towords jacksonville and the adjacent mi
ming regions. The reason Of this emigration
is that they are not oppressed by the Reve-
nue. la VS. of that territory. The privilege Of
working the mines there, is granted alike to
sunations.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16

GS~We thank Me~srs Kelly 4 Van Dyke
for those delicious cobbiers sent us last
night. They were good, and if that's the
kind of truck they dispense at their bar, we
the boys) shall patronize their institution
Gents, we owe you one.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16

PERsoNAL We saw the entire board OF
Supervisors Of Butte county, in town yester
lay. We believe the object of their visit is
connected with county buildings
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16

MErRoroLIrAo TnEArRE.-Tha Noun
tain Fairy Troupe, gave an entertainment
on Sunday night to a full house Their per
formances are entirely new with US, but
was well received. We were present but a
few moments, but from what we saw, we
should say the little Fairies are possessed Of
rare merit. Go and see them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16
Orn,illc Ruchnnam Clnb.

Meets on Thursday Evening, 18th inst
A general attendance is requested, as buoi-
ness Of importance will comes before the
Club. The Club will be addressed by +. NJ
Smith, ESD.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16
vrcnout Railroad CIuo.

Wd meet at the Ciun Room, IA 'h" 'n"'d >'"'''
uuIaIul. un Wednc,li! E'rnine, l"h Insi. h'fuo'
I.aus are ali invited to attend.
A.E.RANUALIn Scc'y
Cro,lle, sept lG. sIo--'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16
I}iED

Nc.r Or,,iH,. ON Sic I4th inst. Mr. Jnl1 SihcIalf'
.-.d II. a,c - Iowa I,lu. Deceased em-faj'd 10
.ul.,riia from ds stale ot Nisoon'it NatiT hi'
r,il> reside.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16
rI!.I.MOnE UNION CLIB.

The Regular MccJng. Of toc Ei!imo'" Union
Cub viii be- he'd ON every Tu'-day and Friday
evenings. a, the CLUE ROOM. in lhe 1. ;. IIonL
oug22 I. G. AiRES. secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-16

RE1dGloUs There was divine service
held at Temperance Hall on Sunday last
Avery respectable number of oar citizens
were in Attendance, and seemed to listen
with pleasure and satisfaction to the dis
course Of the Rev. Mr.. Seymour.
OuI town is improving in morals and there
is very large margin still left to work on
ORovILLE WATER Works This macnif
icent cnterprize is doing more for our city,
than any project that has been set on foot
since the founding of Oroyille.
We shall speak of this work at length aoi
in accordance with its merits in day or
two.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

Gen. Reid Marching against Law-
renee NTH afoyre of PiUe Hundred
Men, regardless of Governor Geary
OF General Smith.
The latest We have from Kansas is
the following important information con-
tanned 10 the Lexington Express of the
18Th. which says. ave have lille or no
news worth relating, and especially lit
lie that 10 encouraging to the South
Gen. Reid. a reliable and intrepid off.
Ger, from his camp on Indian Creek,
proceeded 10 Cedar Creek, and on
Thursday morning las. proceeded thence,
il is supposed, to co operate with Gen
Richardson, who is commander in.chiel
of the Terriloiiol Militia. Reid is said
to have with him about 600 men. Al bis
conjunction with Richardson, il is sup
posed the combined forces Immediately
proceeded 10 Lawrence. Whether a
collision has followed or will follow
this movement, II is impossible to say.
as a large body Of the United States
troops are understood 10 be in the neigh
borhood Of L.ecomp,on and Lawrence.
The following letter from Maj. Vei,ch
informs US ,ha. Gen. Reid proceeded
from Cedar Creek direct to Lawrence:
CAMP AT SHAWNEE MssIoN. ,
September 10, 1856.
Messrs. Ed:iors: The army Of law
and order is again on the march to Law.
renee. numbering by the muster rolls Of
yesterday, $40 men, and two pieces of
artillery.
There 10 no logger any difference Of
opinion among gentleman sbou, the pro-
priety of establishing emigran,s from the
south who have been driven from the
territory by Lane and his associates
We upon the border have insisted and
urged men 10 settle in Kansas, with q
view Of making il, a slave state, and there
are a, least le0 men in the army who
came here To settle, bring with them their
plows. who are now fighting their way
with The " ord. as s~oiteIs in The terri
tory.
We hear contradictory reports con
corning the views of the new Governor
Geary: one 10 Ina, he is favorable to our
cause and is determined to use oil his
influence for the arrest OF Lane, while
other reports repor. him as secretly sym
rashizing with the Tree state party in all
'ts enormiiies.
His views, however. Whatever they
may be. do not affect our movements
W. shall 60 10 Lawrercs. regardless Of
tieary's views, or those of Gen. Sniih.
commanding The D. s. forses a: Leaven-
worth. No sickness in camp. Much
complain, that Lafayette is doing 80 lit
lr in The way Of men.
We move from here to morrow. direct
Tor Lawrence. Yours, &C.,
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

KENTUCKY GOING FOR FREMONT -
We have been permitted by a gentleman
living in ,his county TO publish the fol
lowing extract of a letter just received
by him, from a citizen in Kentucky. Il
at least shows lha, all shareholders are
not opposed to Fremon.'s election; and
that if elected, they do no, fear q aisso.
luton Of the Union. Here is the ex-
~tract:-H amheye.
81 think the people here are begin
ming 10 make up their minds 10 have
Fremont for PresidenL. l heard a dem.
ocra,. who is a large stakeholder, say the
other day, tba. if Fremon: wat elected.
he would say-hurrah for Fremont. He
had no fears OF a dissolution Of the
Union. l heard a prominent Democrat.
ic speaker say, he did 90, believe Fill
more would get a single State, but he
did not want she patty 10 disband 10 the
Soush oub ~ lVS DuCudNhE, lc6t HlcS
disband in the North and go for Ere
mont. and thereby cleo, him and defeat
Buchanan. II - surprising 10 me tina,
some Of your c~ilizeLs seem no, 10 zee
,ha. The object of The Democratic parry
is to make Slavery National-tha, is,
protected by the United States Cons,ilu-
ton wherever i, operates, which is, Of
course, over The whole United States
Here they openly claim The right Of
uansi, and s%ojourn of their slaves in
The Free States. which 10 The opening
wedge 10 their policy. They also claim
the RICH. 10 hold slaves in all Terrific
lies dnder the U. 3. Constitution, re
CARELESS Of the laws of Congress or the
Territories. and you know The South
always dictate The policy"
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

MAINE.-The vote in 323 towns 10.
Hamlin Republican, e2.Ol3; Wells,
Democrat, 81. 70l, Pa,ten. Wing. 5.528.
From last year. the inc.eass Of the Re-
publican vote is, 1927; decrease Of the
Democratic vote. 5,42l; decrease Of the
Wing vote. 4.20l. The majority for
Hamlin Is 1876 ovor both; over Wells.
black Democrat, 24,3l2. The Legis-
lature is also Republican bya decided
majority.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

'anue MnLIoAR Il BRo. with their usual
ley oroDpiness, are in the n arkel with a
I ,Sa sssry large s.ock Of choice Fall and
and Winter goods, NJ. 4 b. are dealers
: as' ,hom it is a pleasure to commend. l.
be HARD 10 find a house in this re-
Isl ss,0H .iou presenting stronger inducements 10
- large and generous share Of trade
3s sure 10 refer to their advertise men,
in " -
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
SpecfaI 8.

G1 Scrofula, Rheumatism, Chronic Ca
iarrh, Erysipela,, Bronchitis, and all diseases
of the respiratory organs, are efFectually cured
by the use Of o bottle or two Of Hurley's Sar-
sa2arilla. As an expectorant and curati "a
means for Coughs, Colds, &C.. it excels any
Pectoral or Pulmonary Balsam now in USE
[Chicago Democrat.
This excellent medicine is all the rage. DR..
Orr has a supply in store.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

Jaundlce.
Three boxes are sure to cleanse the system
from Boiis-often less than one does.
Two boxes have completely cured the worst
Of ulcers on the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles.
One dose cures the headache arising from a
foul stomach.
Strong doses often repeated expel every
worm from the body. They should be given
to children, who are always more or less af-
hicted with this scourge.
As gentle Physic they have no equal.
One box cures arrangement of the Liver.
Half box cures a Cold.
They purify the blood, and thus strike at
the foundation Of every disease.
AS a Dinner Pill there is not their equal in
the world.
They are pu. ely vegetable, and ian dc no
harm, but do accomplish ali unaccoantable
amount Of good. =,
Prepared by DIR. J. C. Aver, Practical
Chemist, Lowell, Ms, and sold by all Drug
gists and Dealers in Medicine through this
section. For sale by VIM. L.. Orr. Oltumwa.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

Del ]. L. ConsE & Son, Booksellers. &c.: Bur
Ington, are prepared to supply the State OF
eva with Books, Stationery, &C.. at whole
= ale. These gentlemen; as win be seen byref-
trence TO their announcement in another col
sHU4mn, have a large ard varied STOCK, ard we can
re Way 10 all who have not heretofore dealt with
rat hem, that they Go business on correct princi-
los and ~ no;,t 4, r.
Or u oti0 w y OOInt NdoI Va dltCS5s - -----
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

us to STICHTER. CRoNE & GILsoN will open
conti,n the fret Of October. in Woods New
loek, in this place, a first class Dry
Auc7oods Store. combined with groceries
tc. This House offers in another COL
min so attractive a "~circular'' that we
nan hall wait with impotence, as our read
now rtrs no doub, will, an opportunity 10
Iromaorm their acquaintance.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

THE HOME MAGAZINE, edited by T. 8. Ar
thur and Virginia F. Townsend has been re-
ceiyed. lts value as a Family Magazine needs
no extolling from US. Terms 50 a year in adj
vance; q copies, S.. T. s. Arthar & Co., lo3
Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

Book Notices.

GRAHAMs' MAGAZINE is ole Of the best
periodicals in the country. The October n I'M
Der contains some exceedingly interesting ar
ticl.s, and everything in It is characterised BY
a high moral tone. Terms, SO. Watson & Co.
Philadelphia. ..-L -.---- --.- u.-
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

Republican Meeting.

! Hou, There will he a Republican Mass
oWAteehng at Ouumwa on the ,I7,h Octo.
= asrcnssr, to be addressed by Hon. l. Cod
6lDg and others.
a sen u Vim. M. Stone. Republican Eieclor,
ill address the citizens OF Wapes!o
Mouuniy al Agency on the 18th. n, Odum-
out, "a on The l4lh, and at EDDY vile on
rtment.
Stoyesle loth. @@
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

:ksi LARGE EAoLE.-On The 23d inst.
FeaMr. d. P. Inskeep shot in this vicinity
In Eagle measuring as follows: From
,xtreme points Of wings. seven feet;
!, from tip of bill 10 end OF tail three feet;
!. rom ends of claws extended. 7 inches.
\ Irhs ella we were worn of blunt. indica.
a bird Of a very advanced age.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

GoDEY's .ADY's Book, for October, has
come 10 hand in advance Of time, looking unit
sually well. The fashion plates are elegant
and its articles well written. So a year. L.
A. Cooley, Philadelphia. 8E
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
I'm PLOYMEN T!--Agents,

IL (either travelling or Locally for Newspa-
pers and Periodicals, are requested to send,
without delay, their address to the undersign
ed, and they will be furnished with a BUSINESS
which will yield them from 100 to 200 per
cent, profit. They win please state what pa
pers or periodicals they have canvassed for
Persons who have not hit erto acted as agents,
but WIN would like to engage as such, will al
so please send their names, Post-otice address,
County and State; plainly written.
WRIGHT, MASON & CO.,
Sept. 11th-3m. New York.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
GREKNBArM IL KAsKEL, dealers i

GREKNBArM IL KAsKEL, dealers in
sd Clo.hirg, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps
&c.. have opened within The past week
Gixens' Building, next door East OF
IAburn's Stove store, a very heavy
tx OF desirabte Fall and Winter Goods
lheir lire. These genllemen have a
F~holesale establishment in the Barrel
J Burlington, OF which this is to
bermanen, branch. In referring TO
j. . card of Messrs. G. g. X. in another
e ns,umu, we lake pleasure in soliciting
old,r them en- early call midst our citizens,
nd such . welcome TO our mids! as they
fan best appreciate.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

3ouRNEYMAN WANTED.-Our much
teered friend; Mr.. George Holland.
E,s established such a reputation for
Il 10 so Overrun with work in con
|uence, that another Journeyman nas
come to him a matter Of urgent neces-
inv. See his Advertisement.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

~ An old writer thus describes Q
laxative female: II know a lady, who
loves talking so necessarily, hat she
won. give echo fair play. She has tina,
everlasting rotation Of tongue that an echo
must wait until she dies before il can
catch the last words"
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
WAPELLO COUNTY
ntral Republican Association.
nFFICERS

ion w
: : ara ~ Seas OsBURN, President.
ours E. S. DAVIS, Vice President.
IA. RGMEn,
60 G. WARDEN, Directors.
y LAWRENCE,
G. F. BLAKE, Treasurer.
Lsoi r. H. WARDEN, Secretary.
owA J. w. Norris, Cor. Sec'y.
Meets every Wednesday even
IN ng. at 7 l-2 O'Clock.
IN All persons friendly to the Re-
ublican cause are invited to at
'LAloHu.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

h II GEAR, whose card in another place,
Ycommend TO especial attention, is extern
el- engaged in the wholesale Grocery and
a'ool Business, upon a scale demanded by the
resent facilities of transportation, and the
wants of the region tributary to the
Burlington.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
Also q large lot OF Winfer C7ofhin:
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.


0UU OUI1CU1USs
TvHE UNDERSIGNED, has opened a shop,
l nearly opposite Woods Hotel, for the
purpose Of carrying on the business, Of
Masking, Repairing, and Dealing in
Rifles, Shot Gums, Pistols sc.
Having had long experience in the business,
he can give satisfac ton to all who may en-
ploy him.
% Prices low, and all work warranted
for a year.
GEORGE Hidden.
Ottumwa, July 10th, 1S56.-no. 20-3m
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
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ALL communications must be accompanied
9. 81 the real name Of the author, but may be
ablishod with a fictitious signature.
aWa Notices Of Marriages, Deaths, and Religious
aeetlngs win be published free Of charge.
OH Notice Of the meetings OF Charitable Insti-
ade T'lons, and Political and public meetings gen.
rally, half the usual rates of advertising.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

u To correct an evil which already
exists. is not 90 well as to ~foresee and
prevent il.
a Depend not upon fortune but con
duct.