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Notice OF Limited Partnership.


ia undersigned awe they have day lin
OF business Baltimore, for the purpose
selling drafts for and domestic hpHdr
and checks the transaction OF stock brokerage aud
exchange business thai William Stuart Appleton and Henry W.
Isoudnun county, yirsinp special partner;
contributed his of the capital the
twenty Thousand dollars cash
the said this 18th day OF March, 1856, and
WM. STUART APPLETON,
n w. no ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
III tender services in the purchase and Fate OF
oeiga and domestic exchange collection
OF sight and time hs Of osns bonds b
business public securities exchange
money We will make collections, deposes,
checks, and allow Interest o standing accpuGt.
We secnrrd the services OF Mr. LAWRENCE r. BAfSE
tof the frm # scdcn Withers Co. Washington, d. C)
his undivided The business Of
house. all his therein will be fully recognised by
APPLETON d CO,
April 3-8w 2i4 Baltimore street.
CuMBEnLANp CoAL.-Ths subscriber good article or
fof
Also, oak anl pine wood OF good quality.
THOMAS II. woRTHfSGToS
April 23-eo2w Cor. l4ih and Q streets, canal.
A I.NWICK French and English Female Seminary
n for boarding pupils situated l6 miles the Baltimore
Washington railroad and turnpike, miles south The village Of
Laurel
a. Tyson respectfully patrons and
intention their day school
the city 2isl April and the of their
Ansick Institution viii Monday, the 5h May Every Ia
ciy snJed acquisition Of the Preach language aud
Applications residence
unu The hst Of May, BY letter addressed 70 The Laurel post onee
Md A. ..' April i2-das goldfish May
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THESE atop Southampton going returning
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AsEScr or FrsucH sroLr.rI CLANS,
Washington, November n, lnsa


AsEScr or FssscH srolI.rIos CLANS,
Washington, November ~ lnea
IN many inquiries addressed claimant asaaa
French rshesion Of the convention with ffshcs
ieooviI lsoss OF proceeding pfopb
oesninr redress sc. sredsn, n@
publicly inform Ill such that, cr consulting conpetn adus
has been concluded udicoas not TO voluntarily 'a
claims the Claims would be ni,ed 10 ~
for other ohjectoahut 90 sahnh M
(pTcfenr the Senzel usual ~ bs
Of the To. fun expectation that direct a
will be provided them through ypscsl board o.
thuns viii reference o claims MAJ
made 70 q W direct legislative act. -,
The adlumer the.s claims would fully and consanV
board ~ the highest i~ thres end pss "
pacsfy points board right and proper In tbs
Nov Gt-diw JAMES n. CAUsTh
Tn. College Of ". James, Maryland.
rHF second Of The session begins MONDAY "
Il March. !.
There eu Of cslsrse, preparatory, and oOm~
s'adies
Asdre,s Rev. mr. KERFooT, Rector, se.
Fsb I2-2avfw
i,EoueE WOODS NEW woRK.-Noaeu flrnJ
W showing improvements ard meioess
reaching Celestial Ciy George Wood, author 81 NV"
Scb.ins,hi IN America volumes. Price NJ 70 -.
Lesr ysunr phycsn just entering practice W ''
jackson, N, d, LII n. o.. 49,,
Japan vs.. ssa Is BY Richard wnars'h, 'a'h'r Of a"'
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EDWARD CLARK,
Secretary of st.te.


NJ r,sse Governor Of ne State d Texss. do hes-hy
h that Edward CLARK who ces6csse The preceding
pee Secretary ~ state the date n esd certificate
e Secretary of State for the state n reras shss be h. BY sbe
seref OF The original statute laws said ssd hi
fnrn " IN due
tp testimony wheeof k-vesnso
rrea ses' o. ". stare 10 be smIs1 the CRY Of Assn.
lssaLl this the ssth day 81 Febvsa,
oftha nd p.nd~pce essb,e,h
.r#.#. Of Texas the twentieth ycsr. q 7~lT7F
v. ~ PrAsE.
creditors referred &C, Of Congress are
holden OF in III.
Terss and whereas II
rea holders ,ss~ N
gsruIp, payment of whereas section Of
requires bcidcr 81 other
Evidences debt states.
of Terss before snd the
,ss that public peucs should be given Cor space
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Two Books Of the greatest value 10 men OF syery
businsss and profession
TIE AMERICAN ALMANAC, AND REPOSITORY or USE
Full KsowLEDeR, FoR 1856.
One roi., i2mo, $50 10 .cow.
Price 81 paper 81 o5 bound To be ready few days.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09
MEDICAL.

from parent to child, and en,any upon the off,nrpy
a rnno constitution For the cure ofa,l these forms
Of disease the nclors gusrAgttes cure or asks no
compensation. The noctor oan bee Consulted hy lei.
ter or Otherwise free of charge and invites all hn ar,
afflicted to call upon him, where he viii give them
such Sht fiction they obtain no where else
! tS rooms nrc No. and Armory Hail. corner uf Sac
ramen'o Hnh Montgomery streets. san francisco
/ THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
AGE!-Grcat BLESSING Ia Mankind innocent bnt Po-
enl!Dr. l. J. u lpkay's Prophyaciiculn lSelf Dis
injecting ASrnt.) sure preventative against gonor.
rh'eal Had SHphiIc discusses an m unsurpassed rem.
edy fpr an the yeurral scrpfulous. ingrrnous and
canc"rous ulcers ip id discharges from the vagina,
eru. and nrathra. and all cuHueuus ernprions and
Diseases. For sale ct Or l.. J. ChapktN'4 otHcc Ar
nory l'all. corner OF Sacramento and Montgomery
streets San Francisco, A. unoculG,jun is proven.
tnllVe acainst small poN. So l. Ur. l., j. C1apkays
Prop"ilacliCum preventive against sVnhlucnl ami
gohorrhe diseases. Harmless in Itself II poSsesss
The power uf chemically destroying The svphtc vi
rU~, and Their by thousands of Dung dehaurh.
ees from being infected hy the louth h.Ome of at
diseases let no Young man vii" appreciates health
be without nr. tzapkny's Pr0nhilprtrum. IL Is I'm
very convenient packages and viii he found convent
ento use h~ing u~ei rs soap. That disease can be-
prevented BY hr Oi proper agents l. ~ well mn
established fact HAT they he cured afltr their
establishment. The principle which is uuivpr
sally recognled' WIS received even before The days &C
Jenner the dS'ovrrr Of the vaccination in 1906 and
ia multiplied benefits ever since have received as
they deserved. the attention Of the medical faculv
IL was IN pursuit of this branch o The medical sci
ehcc tal hf H. j. NHtpNhf fortunately made The dls~
coVery of his ProphlnrticUn, which, for the preyen-
ton Of slphitic. gonorrheal cnnceruuSand caneous
disorder stands unrivaod hy any rCeni in the PIN
macopoca. The ef ct of his ng"n after coitiunis
immediate md removes the possibility of a cuntrAc-
tiOn Of disease IT, however the disease has been con-
tracied il i useful in neurahZnc the roisonous scre-
iions. which, by absorption produce The horri conse-
Quensrs known as secondary syphilis II has been
administered by the Doctor in manv thousand eases
and he has Vet find The fra in which it has failed
10 slhServc the purpose for which il administers
ed Price. So Fun directions are attached tO each
package. In cases where prophilacdcgm is used as
curative, Dr l. j. Czapknv will furnish gratis pre-.
scription for his Blood Purifier.
All communications from the country. addressed
ly To Dr. L. J CzapRny San Francisco viii he strictly
md conhdrntiay attended to-, and the remedies
with the greatest care and secrecy, immediately dis-
patched, by Express or other conveyance to their dee
tinaon
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09

eS' Or. j. l.. CZAPKAY The gentleman whose
name forms the caption Of this notice, ~ of ha
few modern physicians whose appcatiT 20 his pro-
e.sion and devotion 10 the afflicted. render him alike
an ornament to TIE one aud benefit to the other A
Hungarian by birth, re sought with KOssuth 10 place
HIS country among the nations OF the earth beyond
the oppressor's rule that her sous might rejoice in
the practice of those precepts which alike our
glory and our pride. In his 'ffnrs tO do. he has
renped the reward Of ncfrCtuai resistance 10 oppres-
sion. and IN home anda country know him 10 more"
A part however. from his claims upon our consider
alton as n patriot. the tostImonnfS of CharireT ard
capacity which ne brings entille him Ia pubic con>
dence to the exclusion OF those who possess neither
the one or the other. As gentleman his character
il untarnished physiran, his skill unsurpusscd
the ianis Of disease. we can con. ciruousy commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find u
friend whom TO know is great gain. The Drs Office
il No. and Armory Hail crrner Of SacruHies.9,
and Montgomery Streris. Snn FranCSru
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09
U. S. MAIL LIN Z |!

AN and after Tuesday. March lsth. 1856. the Cali
~ fornia Stage Company's Coaches will have their
Office. Western House. Marysvile. every morning ut
oclocy for Sacramento, and arrives In time Tor The
The San Fnncisco Esiais.
RErURNING-WilI leave their Once. Orlerns Ilo-
tel Sacramento, for Marysville. at the same hour.
GEO Y. THOMAS, Superintendent.
March l7ib, 1856 harrvIie.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09
STATE GOVERNMENT.

J. NEgLY JOHNSON, Governor.
Il. NJ. ANDERSON, Lieutenant Governor.
HUGH G. MURRAY. Justice of Supreme Cour
SOLOMON HEYDENFELT, and
DAVID s. Terry, Associates.
GEo. w. Whitman. Controller.
HENKY DArEs. state Treasurer
W. ). WALLACE. Atty General.
JOHN H. BsEwerER. Surveyor General
JAMES ALLEN. State Printer.
+. WILSON,
=. 8. MckESzIE, and
PLrx, BELL. State Prison Directors.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09

yENTIIS lnwEab'e Specific. first introduced INTO
n Pisa some dfly years sine soon became so we'F
known as cerian cure that IN every town and city
not ouy on the Continent, but in Great BrIthin the
demand for il Saa so grrnt. lis mers 50 astounding,
that in less than yoar from liz introduction u had
sIppnnted all otheE remedies. The MelicaI faculiy
OF the principal cities Of Europe were compelled &c
ackov ledge it's wonderful mastery over disease Pro-
prieofs of other medicine jealous o ls sway FaihiJ
n deIynr.d to stay its onward progress Like grats
before the mower their eff fell - The ground and
like fire the prari-s, sweeping All before IL It's on
wa Ed march became tTiumnhan II stood iorlh upon
its own merits IA Discerning puplc saw, tried and
were convinced of As magical virtues Inc massive
fortune acquired by Dr. Pareira from me shlr oi II
during the sx years he prepared II alone bore vines
to its miraculous Inera- At ihe decease OF me Doci
the recipe bequealhed 10 his SON VINO las lately
Introduced the remedy into the United stale. The
numbsr OF cures IL has 3lready made are astonishing
Thousands and Of THOUSANDS can bear testimony
TO it, efficacy.
An who use IT, II will cure with safety, speed and
cerlautv no other MEDICINE has ever Possessed.
R,.sort To no Quack Nostrums, Use remedy that
has been tried for the past HIy years ana was never
known fail.
This f;reai Remedy IL warranted purely vegetable.
Beware of Colnterf,lts. The eSten-iye sale of this
wonderful medicine has alrendy caused some person
persons. 10 palm OF upon the ihs i'pccinR n 'li-
rons compound, closely resembling IN" 0riEInat Bs
particular 10 buy none without the written signature
of A Pareira. NJ. ID on The cHside wrappcr OF each
bottle. All others are counterfeit, ana Iheir com
FOUNDERS will be punished with The umorst riger Of.
the law
Pri'a Three dollars per bottle For sale ly D. Bab-
eek, sole Agent for Gafprnn, Oregon an1 The sand
wch Islands, ~ whom all orders must be addressed.
A liberal dis 'unt made " wholesale dealers
II BABCOCK.
Wholesale Druggist, II Davis street,
san Francisco
List OF gents through, ,pt the State. Rec Ofin q.
CO. Druggist. Msrysvllle: r. X Stark weather. city
Drug Sure Stockton w. II. Brnner. sonora: Benz
ShrrlIef. Shasta; Child & Wor-hen. Ilacerville;
Justin Gates. Jr. Sacrnento City: ID. Z. w. Carr,
D0whlevttis; Dr. JeAf Lark -AeXadA DR. W H..
Gatlicf, Yreka, DIR. J. Is. Winston, Los Angeles;
rnomas Whaley. San Diego; Geo l.. story, Portland
o. +.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09
HESS s. LARCoMB s
Nrw BRICK FIRE PRooF STORE IN BID

WELL.
vENUE Subscribers would announce to their friends
r. and patrons that their Brick Fire Proof store
ON tbs old corner, is filled with general assessment
ul Groceries, Provisions, Fruits, Liquors, Mining
Tools, &c SC the beat and cheapest ever offered IN
town One Of our firm Il constantly employed IN
,rn Francisco in the purchase of goods: and as we
purchase for cash alone, believe that We can sell goods
cheaper than any dealers in TINS market PERSONS
a-rous to purchase anything i'll our line, would DO
v,.,l to give us call, are enabled To supply
lhcm on as f,v oraDe terms as the Aarysyle trade
Bidwell, July 1886. HESS LAhCONh'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09
CABINET SHOP.
JOHN DOLBERGU.

NNyOULD Respectfully inform the citizens or 6ld
w well and vicinity, thai he is prepaAed to do ail
K nts of work in his line of business IN workman
ike manner, with despatch aud on reasonable terms
tI.ving always on hand Il large assortment oi dry
h Der, he is ready to make To order, Doors window
=. ,h Tables, Rockers, &c. All Kinds oi Cabinet
" Urk, and in fact anything appermlning 10 ms ousi'
,r.s Ullinrd Tables set aud repaired shop on
Churles Street, below pess Larconbs Brick store
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09

TRAVELLING on the Lords day, in
the Sandwich Islands, except in the
direction of church, is strictly for
bidden by law. Wonder what they
10 with people who travel home from
church Z
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09
DR.. p AREIR AS
graf ITALIAN REMEDY,

GRAFT ITALIAN KEMEDf,
For the certain and speedy cure Of dis
eoscs of Il private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any IN.
furious efkct to the system or any
change OF diet. 1t has never failed,
it cannot fail to cure.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09
LOOK AT THIS.
JOSEPH GLUCKAUF,

JUOEI II UICNNANI,
At his Fire proof Store, one door above the
National Hotel, Bidwell,
JSNOW RECEIVING the largest and best selected
| a4sortment of meIchandize ever brought to this
market. Always on hand, complete assortment ol
Clothing, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Liquors, Crockery, Glass Ware, India
Rubbers, Carpeting Havana Cigars,
Ladies' Hats and Bonnets, Shoes,
Caters, Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Hosiery. Silks
and Satins, &c, &c.
MINERS Tools of every description always on
hpni aud for sale mt the lowest prices. Highest price
aid for Gold Dust. County Scrip bought end sold.
March s, 1856. JOSEPH GLOChAOF'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09

When Victor Hugo was living in
the Rue de Vaugiraud, it is told that
a letter reached him addressed to the
"Plus grand poete de PunirerS." He
Immediately enclosed it, unopened,
to Lamartine, then living in the Rue
dc rUniversitie, by whom 1T was with
equal promptitudc and courtesy re-
Z rncd.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09

A CORRESPONDENT Of "The La
dy's Daily Companion" wants to
know "whethar the steep and thorny
path" can be travelled in hoops! Not
Dy barrel full
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09
THE CABINET.

WM. l. MARCY, of N. Y. sec'y of state.
J \MFs GUTHRIE, OF KY, seey of Treasury
Il ,a'T McCLELLANp, of Mich, sec'y of Inter.
j AEMs c. DoBBIN. of N c. sec'y of Navy.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, OF Miss sec'y of War.
JAMEs CAMPBELL, OF Pa. p. Nj. General
ClLEB CUSHING of Mass Attorney Gen.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09

NOBLE REpLY.-An officer Of dis
distinction and tried valor, refused to
accept challenge sent him by a
Young advcnturer, but returned the
following answer: Il fear not thy
sword, but the anger of my God. |
dare venture my life in good cause,
but ! cannot hazard my soul in bad
one. | will charge up to the can
mons mouth for the good of my coun
try, but | want courage to storm
hell"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION

FRANxLiN PIERCE, of n. IL. President.
ID. Il. ArcHIsoN. OF Mo. V. Pres't. Pro tenn
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09

DLANKs-EvsIy DESCRIPTION of sustics's Biaaks
Nd fol sale athe onies.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09
Miscellany.

THAT woman deserves not a hu =
bands love who will not greet him
with smiles as he returns from the
labor of the day-who will not try to
Chain him to his home by the enchant-
lncnt of n cheerful heart. There is
not one in fifty that is SO unfecling as
TO withstand such an influence, or
break away from such home.
THERE is nothing so bad but it
might be worse. An old philosopher,
affected with two diseases, thanked
heaven, when one attacked him, that
he was free from the other, and when
squirming with the other, was CRATE
full that they did not both come to-
.ather.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-11-27

BOYS Who'll BE PREsIpENT-The boy
is now living who will be President OF the
Republic in 1900. What his name is or
where he resides we do not know. He may
at this moment be gathering pumpkins in
Oregon or peddling pop corn around town.
Daniel Webster once made "a new suit of
satinett' by selling cat fish at shilling
string. Wherever he may be, all unconscious
Of his high destiny, he feels the divinity that
strs within him; and grasps his book thrust
ing Tor knowledge. His parents as they an
swer his endless queries, rejoice at his devel-
oping intellect, yet little dream that his will
be great name among men, known wide as
the world.
Or, prechance the hard hand of poverty, or
the cold hand of orphanage, are moulding
and training him for the patient effort, that
self-reliance and resoute will, that fit him for
great achievements. He must pass though the
school that peparcs him for his high career
In his youth many trial and wrong must
break him to the hardness Of life. In his
manhood many hardships must be endured,
many obstacles overcome, and rivals outstrip-
ped in the race the voice of envy and de-
traction despised; and hatred and malice de-
fed y
Though such a school and training the
President of 1900 will doubtless come, and
is aow coming. But from what condition in
life, from what part of our broad land no one
can predict or know but Providence, who pro-
sides over the destinies of all nations.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-11-27
1Doetieal.
These are pretty thoughts" by Clemence'
Thoughts.

thoughts that like the eagle to daring heish'h
,,, svs, in the lean of strong and dazzling light
That glory in such brightness and wish twas ever
That In unclouded bri niancy fes hours might pass away
have hoashtslhat the dust in stuporke despair
That bind my soul with to keep it always there
Tho, vh;srer oan never RISE my spirit has no wings,
put must he ever be content live amid earhs bhghed
things.
have GENTLE holy thoughts that come with sweet ana S0'
ing power,
Instilling vigor in my heart as dew upon The howeri
And then feel that would give the world II coald be
From all Of human frailty and earthly passion free.
have thoughts that bring unhoy air and chilling blight
Upon each better feeling, each principle of right
Vain foolish, wicked hougts that Il my heat with pain
That pour wild umult my breast and fever my BRAIN
have thoughts that like zphyrs in the springime of
the year,
That bear sweet memories my friends who even
dear;
And who another might but friends in
Are made by these gentle thoughts, Friendship
to claim.
think Of the kindly deeds the pleasant word SMILE
Which sometimes served in saddr hours begue
Oh thsn raise my heart in prayer for every know,
And ask common God 10 shield them from each woe.
would not have them glad these many thoughts mine
would not with uncuued beam,
For He sends the and rain knows where theyr
needed best,
And would upon his guiding care with firm reliance rest
But would my thoughts right ever firm and strong
Such thoughts guide the art in might conquer wha
Is wrong;
would not that my spirit breathe the faint Of impure air.
But that only holy thought might have Unfit
cnce there.
CLBMENCE.
West Randolph, Nov. 1Tth
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-11-27
Happiness.

To watch the corn grow and the blossom
set, to draw hard breath over pIowstare or
spade to read TO think, to love, to hope
these are the things to make men happy; they
have always had the power Of doing these;
they never aoW have the power to do more.
The worlds prosperity adversely depends
uhon our knowing and teaching these few
things, but upon iron, or glass, or electricity,
or steam, in nowise.--And | am utopian and
enthusiastic enough to peleve that the time
vii come when the world will discover this
1t has now made its experiments in every pos
siblc direction but the right one; and it seems
that it must at last try the right one in u
mathematical necessity. 1t has tried fighting
and preaching, and fasting, buying and SELL
ing, pomp and parsmony, pride and humiIia-
,ior--every possible manner of existence in
which it could conjecture there was happiness
or dignity; and all the while, as it bought,
sold, fought, and tasted, and wearied itsel!
with policies, and ambition and self-densas,
God had placed its real happiness in the keep
ing Of the little MOSES of the wayside and 10
the clouds Of the armament
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-11-27
Gle Social Circle.
Written for the Green Mountain Freeman.
A Ladies' Story.
ny BILL WALTON.

MIR. EDITOR: While you are processing a
series of sketches aud stories on your first
page tor gents. why not have series of sto.
ries for the ladies on yonr last pages And
allow me to suggest to ladies that they take
this =" Socia Circle, . or portion of it under
their special supervision. profess to be-
hovo that while there are talented gent
writers IN our State, who have disposition
to write for gentlemen's reading there are
good number Of lady writer's ALSO who
are not whit behind tho gentlemen to write
for the ladies'
=. L have read number Of articles from one
Miss Straw Hat" "Carrie Carleton" min
me Moore, Celia" and a number of 9TH
ers, who occasionally lend their peus to mu-
tually interest each other, and the non.writ.
ing ladies, through the small space devo.
ted to the "Social Circle During these
long winter evenings, and with the lack
OF company consequent upon the passing of
leap year, there is ample time for penning
the thoughts" and no good reason can be of.
tered for neglect so to do We dare say,
that there is no gent, looking for wife, who
would have the least objection to us country
girls knowing as we'll how to write ready
letter or newspaper article, as we'll as to be
an adept at buildings and pies, or taking cx-
ira pains with his old unmentiouables, shirts,
or schooling his propensity for late nights,
rude company, bad habits, and gratifying his
love of Love and Affection" We arc no
blue-stocking, and believe no one is, unless
she be confirmed old maid, who has taken
to the blues from force Of not having other
amusements.
BY way of an Introductory to a future
story or two, give the ladies the following
entitled o.
ANY chores for me, to. day Z" said little
Irish lad OF ten years, while November frost,
and the searching winds had found MANY q
mole I'm his tattered garments any chore,
to day. MADAME" We looked leisurlv ur
as the last stitch was being set to a I, pillow
case" and enquired of him second time
what he enquired for, Mother is dead ,
said be, and the place Of the tear Just faller
from the effect OF the cold wind. was filled
by one from the child's affection for q clay
cold, sleeping mother. A further inouiriDt
from the boy, informed, US that in his usua
routine for Chores" by which to earn a
penny to buy food for himself and sisters
he had called at the house with the iror
fence, stone walk and steps, aod hipb uuco0p
genial brick walls. He had catered the