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MUIR IL STEVENS.

MUIR Il STEVENS,
harters and Whoesole U,< in LIind, GL1s~ Earthez-
gore, L1nap< L,t"g Gasse< Patel Britqna ind Plan-
ixhe4 Tn'cars, Wu,tecs, Lasor>. Rertyeratu. Wat<r
c'eers, Gun f1st"re., teney Gosds, dc,
Immediately opposite Messrs NcIiwane Graham'sl
WIN: AUGUSTUS MUIR, pu...s,.,, v.
SAMUEL STEVENS 'E'kksSrE'' VA
WYE ARE NOW RECEIVING FROM THE EURO
w Iean and American Manufacturers large and CON-
handing Stock Of Gopds emb,a cing The patterns
and styles Of al. articles usually fund houses Of the kind
We offer great Inducements both regards quality
Of goods and prices any house ii, the country
We respectfully ask Of the public examination before
purchasing. MUIR STEVENS.
No 81 Sycamore Street, Petersburg Va.
March ], 1915. 2y-Zm.
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RESIDENCE FOR SALE

Es-
~ le subscriber having sold her other property
with view If leaving the State offers sale privately
her Residence il, Oxfrd G. The dwelling -oors
below and ADORE stairs. eighteen BY twenty feet airy
passage two corresponding basement and is
stories high The out-houscs consist of large Kitchen
sii"ke-t"rse dairy, and very cpmuOdous stable and
there are SIX Of land in the lot all under plank
closure and substantially paled in for garden
All q" ;e> buildings and improvements entirely new
having been completed within the last twelve months and
occupy mast desirable location in the Furnishing
oxford and would be the thing for gentleman
down the Country desiring healthy residence
MS family and besides the pTpverbal saubriousness Of
tins region this particular locality combines extraordinary
educational advantages The Baptist Female College.
a at this place. is Of the largest and popular
institutions Of the kind the Stale. besides another de-
ssrvedy popular academy for young 1des and the North
Carolina Masonic College is in of
IN this place, and will into operation in the year
besides an academy Of high grade for boys,
successful operation charge one Of the most
popular teachers in the State.
This property will be sold most accommodating terms
as TO payment and for less money than it would cost
rear the buildings Address DR.. Il. ~ PaschaI Oxford
- e., or VIM. baskerville Jr., Lombardy Grove Necken-
burg Co.. Virginia, either Of whom fully authorized
&C; ID the premises.
ELIZA B. ROLFE.
March Is, 1856. aa-1f
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NAyTEO MILLS.


~. -as !: consists Of Paper Gr.-r and Saw Mill,
and far1: -.:h coIn,sdicus Dwelling House riiersn
II situated IA Wake County 1e Great Fails Of Nese
irer thirteen miles rom Raleigh ard four miles the
DEPICTS Of 'se Rae Oh CASTOR airosd yiIe and
tab'sriiic The IaIm embrace. iiree hundred and sixty
nins acres OF god srabie laEdIar ST which is in woods
lie Paper Mill is massive building. feet long
By - feel wde-Iart Of il and haif stories i, Oh
AID Is c,rered niIi Tin Tie machinery Consist. .f
an- engines "f :rs1 k"'ar, Boiler Four
or:ef nzciiIe 81 excellent qualify, wlcfi has turned off
~ p"Erds u PAPER within u irs- together irh all
";fier Appliances necessary FIR paper lakng-al IL good
oder he machinery driT.B b. Blake water wheel.
unaer head If u feet There IL q large stock
House attained, together with tfc- clever. house.
for iiss oisrarss Also blacksmith shop and Car,rn
ter shop u 1wo stores An abundant supply IF the pur-
e.. w'ass,-sz'sr.
TIE Grst MI new building, a. feet bong BY 80 feet
F:ae-: so.r h's II has ilree pair Stones. each pair
drsvsn By Bake water wheel f
Is Saw Mil curtains excellent circular saw Timber
can De RATED down the twelve miles ai,oy.
moi sooner disposed Of the property will be offered at
public aie It the Court House Raleigh On the third
Monday n Aay next '' "> ''-''N
Terms which will be liberal vii! be made knon On the
day Of sale application the Bank o. the STATE of
North Carolina, At Raleigh
GEO. W. NoRDEcAI, Pres't.
S1asSH Acs icIc. 32-fdsw
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Life Preserving Patent Swinsletree.

Life Preserving Patent Swinsletree.
0NHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING PURCHASED THE
sole RICH; 10 make and sell these Swngletree< in the
counties Of Wake Johnston, Chatham, Orange franklin
Warren and NASH would respectfully inform the public
that they will attend the Courts in with
By this Swinge:ree nor G. or two or more horses can
be detached from vehicle when full speed with perfect
safety 10 the vehicle and those in it. simple and
that boy old avail himself of its
No such protection has before been invented against
the dangers incident ~ fractions horses Every
riding vehicle ought have attached il. 1t cheap
safe and certain protection against danger 1t can be At
tached to old or vehicles.
= Notice is hereby given tia: Infringement Of
this Patent. isniati. attempt make By
Modification, this Patent Swngie're in any of the
Counties a,ve enumerated the Er>.S persons often
ding will De prosecuted the full Of the law the
L. 5. Courts ., Washington
P P. WILLIAMS CO.
Raleigh. Feb. -. ls5s. A-:m.
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MaoleSafe JobbinE Tfade..--Sprins. 1856 o
W PAUL AcILWAINE,, Importers and Jvbters
Dry Goods. No. 81 Sycamore ST., Petersburg, Va az
now ,cceiving aud will be prepared BY the fifth Of Nl
10 exhibit full assortment Of FOREIGN AND AAtnr
CANsSTAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, to when
they would invite the attention of the trade generally
Our facilities for purchasing American and m"rIs
h'ng Business and feel assured tina: an examination
our stock viii prove satisfactory sn who may favor
Our terms viii be liberal to responsible purchasers
NICKNAME GRAHAM
Agents for North Carolina Cotton Yarns Sheencs s
Ssnaburgs and for genuine Irish Flax Threads and SN"
Threads.
Feb. -. 1855 as-6wsH.
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Prospectus Of the IS southern sentinel.''

Prospectus Of the So southern Sentinel.''
4 Demrcratte and NiscslLantons Journal to be Pub
li.i.sd Weekly at Wii>on, v. T.
TIME Existing CONDITION OF POLITICAL PAR
tabiisiiuy nf such journal the SOUTHERN SEsrSEL
Iur,sez 10 bcr,e. The present. indeed is crisis in
POLITICAL history n--er witnessed before The Constitution
fas bee, The lav-. rape and upon reig
o1> liberty assaii.I ba, tAes broken and burnt the
landmarks Of po;i,ic ancestry partially eface': the
wisdom, derived from ri,uerrnrci experience un>cafed
s,raDe. and questionable have been gu-afd into high
1s.tils: and fana,csln. unclaimed from, lis and IFS
i.ycnt piles North. heard TO bowl among the
S,s.th These evils far humble abilities shall
serve, - -
will endavor II will enGeavrr nculcate
reverence laws ev exist. and fr the Cr.I:-
,isn a. been interpreted bv the # the past
AID Fathers If Democratic faith II will defend
.iy political bni liberty and will do battle
against ever political er>r That APPEAR, whether
harch-f caves c,..verf>, n;,ci. convention.
The SESIiSkL viii al ~ Te!erc ile In"nntDnv Di poll
tics devote literary t"c>, original and selected,
well I,+.ilane,u. subjects. which shall include
Agricultural aI, The latest Commercial intelligence. In
brief efforts Will b. spared To- make the
Sentinel Of e ..fu and eic Journals the
South.
Tie first .;II-r If the Sentinel will he is.ned about
the uf the isI. aud sent 10 subscribers al the
Of :. pr = ~ al the end If SIX months and
f. the end # tie. Discount made behalf VI clubs,
who shall lake five, copies.
JF. KEENAN,, EDITOR.
Jan. -, 80. il
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l.. 5. PERRY.
DENTAL SURGEON.
RALEfGH, y. {
Rfferenc4

ItTeTenceS:
To Tie Faculty n the baltimore College Of Dental Sur.
gerry; Rev. DR. Snede<. R.r. Mr.. Mcdowell DR. Ctas T.
johnson DIR FAB. j. Iaywu,i Hon. J H. BRYAN Raleigh
Rev I,r LACY. Daridas., College: Pr!<. Omen
gaze, Wake Forest College; prf. Wheat, Chapel Hell;
ker- Mr.. Fitzgerald, jackson, NC
April s, i>.si. 4i-,y
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS.
WILMINGTON, y. e.
A. III. VANBOKkELEN. Proprietor.

CLARENDON IRON WORKS.
WILMINGTON, \. c.
A. III. VANBOKkELEN. Proprietor.
V0HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHASED THE
u entire inrcrs~, in the CLARENDON IRON WORKS.
soics orders for
Steam Engines. OF any style,
Saw Mills Of variety
Mining Machinery and Pumps,
Girls, and Flour Mills complete.
Parker. Turbine and other Water wheels,
Rce-feld Pumps and Engines
Ieavtts Corn and Cob Crusher,
Rice ThraslIer<,
Single Machines,
Sh=fting hangers and PuieS,
Cotton Gins and Gearing,
Iron Castings of all kinds and patterns,
Brass 50
Locomotive and Tubular Boilers,
Flue and plain Cylinder Boilers
Blacksmith work of all kinds,
Irun Doors for Houses aud Jas.
THE ESTABLISHMENT.
Having been recognized for the express purpose of in
surfing puBctual'v the execution of all orders the public
satisfied that work which offer will be
promptly delivered according promise and Of such work
manship cannot fail to give satisfactim.
THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
Being in charge of of talents and experience have
no hesitation saying that the work hereafter turned
shall compare favorbv in respect with that Of the
most celebrated States prices which will make
it the interest of all in want To send their orders
REPAIR WORK
Always done without delayand having large force for
that purpose will prove advantageous to person
needing such give the preference without regard to
expense of sending same from distance
orders will be addressed to Clarendon Iron Works
Wilmington \. c. -
Oct * 95-tf
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NEW ESTABLISHNENT.

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
RALEIGH MARBLE WORKS
Wear tie corner 0f Aarstee and IS"Nssts<tss SSs:
AL orders for Konuments Head Stones or oraa,aea
tai sculpture, Of any description, promptly at
tended to and executed in the best stvls at
moderate charged
VUNHE SUBSCRIBER BEES LEAVE no INFORM
his friends and the public in general that he has
opened shop where he intends carrying business
IN all ITS various branches and he will from the
dest Haaa dna Ameri. Marble and in the nea,ess and
most approved style of finish
n B. All orders from distance faithfully and psnetu
ally attended to. Address
THOMAS GRIER,
Raleigh, n. C.
November IT, 1855. ilool1v
VVHE SECRET ART OF CATCHING FISH WITH
Il without hook and line for Is cents Address
box g, Forestville, NC. -
March Il, 1856. aAISm
DOT AsH.-1ooo POUNDS POT ASH FOR SALE
Il low by.
March 1856 -
AFFORD FEMALE COLLEGE,LTHE Ey4N-
u nation u the young ladies this Institutiou will com
msnce on Tuesday the 9Th of May and the THURSDAY
f,i!owmg The Hon. John Kerr viii dejyer the .nnusl
address before the Literary Society," - -
BY order Of the Board, $50
+ +. GRANNY, SseL
APHi -, 1905 42-tS7I.s
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STATE OF NORTH.CAR ASH
- Cnnnfr-Conr If Pleas and Quarter Sessions. Fehru-
arv .eI;.--Joln ". Perry udmr. u Levi Hoyy
I:ie'.ard Hogg Henri gs Cullen H"sg John Perry and
Williams Ca!rn Hogg. Gincy Hngs, Martha II"gg, Jerc-
nia, Perry and Pr his wifi. and Gray Strickland and
Sally, his wife.-Pei,on IL make real estate
Ii appearing n. satisfaction Of the Corr, that Cullen
Hogy and Calvin H'gg. dents of this State;
is therefore ordered The Court Tia, publication DE made
in the N.;rihC ariina Standard, -pafer published
the City If Raleigh for six successive weeks. notifying the
said Cullen Hpyy and Calvin I"gg to be and appear be-
fore the Justices the Court Of Pleas and
to be held for said county, tine Cur; House IN Nashville!
the I'd Monday May. ieJf then and there plead
:Ic Plaintiff peor the will be taken
pr, '!,en and decree made accordingly.
Witness: W. T. Arlington. Clerk Of said Court,
Office, in Nashville, I'd Monday in February, 1856.
W. T. ARLINGTON, Clerk.
March I, 1856 IIl5-wGw
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A PROPOSITION Is NOW MADE Bl .lcx
- NASH 70 select PIANOS for customers an Re,,s
Them to test their qualities before paying for Inch
evidences cannot be given of the estimation IN "'
hold our Pianos. So hand
about 70 PIANOS Of various patterns On from
70 ses om, which are bought exclusively tor hh ver
conceded at the Paris Worlds. FAIR to be the pes ra
have sald Abut fifteen hundred Of them, which
full satisfac1ian. E. p NAo i;.pk
Piano forte Dealer, IS Sycamore street, corner ="
Petersburg, Va o.
Jan. y, 1856.
GARDEN NEED.-WE ARE NOW IN hh ii The
- OF our stock Of Garden Seeds, comPrs's eeuu
inese II .oais
liberal discount made to those who buy to sen
: = WILLIAMS L HAY q
Feb. 1lth, 1885.
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a MERICAN PATENT DRYER.IwE HAVE
Dryer which is far preferable to Lharge and other dryers
heretofore used, and much cheaper.
PESCUD CALLING
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, PITT CO.,
- Superior Court Of Law
It ordered by the Court that Special Term of the
Court be held for the county aforesaid at the
Court House in GreenyiIls on the second Monday of
June A. d. All suitors in civil suits and all persons
having business in said Court exceptin criminal will
attend.
JAS A. BROWN, c. s. C.
March a. 1856. s6-6w.
CHEAP WRAPPING PAPERS.lI AN NOW
~ manufacturing ny mills Raleigh wrapping pa
per Of various kinds and Of superior quality and pre-
pared to furnish the merchants of North Carolina and ad-
joining States with such as they may need cheaper Mates
than the quality be bought at the North All or
dcrs promptly attended to. Address,
G. W. BENEDICT, Proprietor
Raleigh, N. c.
RAGSl RAGS!! RAGS!!1
UyHE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR COT
IL TON and linen rags. Large small quantities taken
80. ~ CIV. h
Raleigh, April I, 1885, Ss-;m.
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FOUNTAIN LAMPS AND OIL.-THIS Is THE
cheapest and best light family USE 1t is not ex-
pIoslve being pure, fixed OIL 1t contains camphne,
explosive mixture. In this respect it
fully warranted. Half pint Of Fountain Oil viii burn
double wcks giving brilliant smokeess steady light
hours, and onebalf hours one cent
These lamps, once filled and trimmed will burn six nights
If four hours each without being reled saving the trouble
OF hli every night must be done with the common
CAMP For sale by
II. D. TURNER,
\. C. Book Store.
haieign, March 10, 1886. 81
EWN' PURE LEAD.-A LARGE SUPPLY
IL Lewis Pure Lead, just received and for sale by
. PESCUD CALLING.
March IT, 1856. "a
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

CNkNtNGS WITH THE PROPHETS: Series of Ne
~ n.firS a-.d Ned.a;ionS- By RsT- A E0sfvn Brown
The SIN DAYS OF CREATION: L s.-,ss Of familiar
letters iron taiher TO mis- children l;r - Rind
view Of the Scripture Eeyeia1:ous crr.sc. NO future
Dublin
LIE Universe no Desert the Earth 10 Mnnl-.iy.
The Plurality of Worlds Edited Is I.. hitchcock.
C.nds and Sunshine By Charles Read. A1,hor Of "Pg
Chris,y johnson, ty d;tsa
The E&der Sister. By Marion James
6.aes; Or, .te Docbe Error b. Marian James
Honsance 81 american History. By Joseph Birraud.
aaud- and Other Poems. By Tenavs.n
Plays BY Anna Cora Nvy;s,t
Saaeus- BY Charles Kingsley. For sale BY
W. l. pUNEROl.
Releish, October la, 1853 rs
NOT!CE.-JOS K. MARRIOTT HAS REMOVED
near the Court House. mex, door 10 Miller Rogers and
'"s doors from the Office of the Raleigh Register:
Raleigh, January It, 1884, ls-sn.
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INSANE ASYLUM.

- INSANE ASYLUM.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FORTY AD-
II OPTIONAL PATIENTS can now be received in the
Asylum.
Applications be made to the Physician and Superiu-
tendenf, EDW'D e. FISHER
Raleigh, April 4th, 1856. fit
HEEP THE PIANO AND HONEY TOO
ID best Pianos jus. postpone tie matter until You can
Ike one 81 r Nasls trial You can retsn the mon
until the Piano has given satisfaction.
he Is willing to give bond and security to furnish you
nha superior Instrument ct low price
Orders especially entrusted 10 selection always re-
:iue particular care.
z. p. NASH, Piano Forte Dealer
~, sycsmOre, corner Of Bank street,
...,o ,o,. Petersburg VI
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
ABE / / G. NO n T Y
Auction and Commission
" y, Y = y y y = $,

ON D. ANp SAiLSEnoA-- ,lIkES STRtkr. NoETh
StnL, ABOVE EnD SrdLkr,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
JUST RECEIVED.

FINE l.uf cot FRESH / RI IL 1T the Pioneer
"a Variety Store and ''l aI,kcc Notions bcpot'
a SO
The most complete assortment of Shelf Hard ware
Persons dclfou> of sriniing home the san Francisco
Steamer Papers, can dO - hl leaving the address at
The F,unecr Ndr.ctl SORE and Yankee Notion, De-
PCT " ashihgtou Block, Myers slIru Ri doc, from
Montgomery II
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

SinL, ABOVE Hntp STdtLt,
WM. H. BELL....... General Auctioneer
FOR OKONIiIE AND BUTTE COUNTY
an! part oi the roun promptly attended to
4cp
Go dS. Furniture, Sloct ana I"ai tsal" sold on
'"mn,sl"n VIII br promptly attended 10, .id eA'
Ios.d 10 liIC best advan ace.
REGULAR SALE DAYS, hkpNtsnAs ASD SArVtpANs'
Conditions ol Salt--TEIMS CArIl.
q IL rt'HCilASEl,S OF REAL ESTATE mnst
= VI uHkru d'ppsil of ten per cent uu ia" dny "t
: ale. the hnlauCc ou the delivery OF the Deeds At
eur S,lc- viii always be found i'rge s'orl-
Iu"nl of Gr"CtrIcS and ,rOvI0Is, Wines, Liquors
AMI CigWS. at wh0iesaie aud rchIi. at prices "hich
c,iN cuinptilio IN ,lruvillp or MarysNe. Cail and
see for Iouts,l,cs. before purchasing else" here.
Rrncmbthr ~Ign-NArrs street. above BIRD. s-1H
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
GENTlEMENS' CLO1 HING

and Genilcmeus Furnishing GeOds-Coats Pants
Vests Boots, Shoes Hats, shirts, Cravats, Socks and
Tnder Clothing
VS-JACOB PEVY the pioneer member OF the
nm is now IN the Atlantic State>, giving his entire
attention to importing GOODS direct from France.
and forwarding them here. which We are now re-
eeiving by every steamer Th. arrangement enables
US 10 get ull The NEW STYLES or GOODS hong in
advance OF all competitors. and VIC only ask pur-
ehasers To call aud The yalne ot Their money
We feel sure that unne viii complain OF the price
or quality OF our NEW GOODS.
0UR WHOLESALE STORE, cocner Of First
" street and the Plaza, Is d ted with large stock
ofHEANY GOODS, for count trade, aud the whole
sale prices are greatly reduced from those formerly
charged. JACbR X CHARLES LEVY l. co.
Mary syille, October !, 1856. oe7-lm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

pELlcIous.-lesterday we received tie
following o.ite note:
GtnLtmen cf tie Butte Record Think
ing that glase OF Champaigu and cigar,
would be acceptable to you, we take the lib
crty To send the same, accompanied with
the expression Of our highest consideration
and regard.
We are, gentleman,
Nnnr, Ar
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
Oruujllt Nal!g ajnttc &ctuyG.
sunday Items.

We are half Inclined to Withhold from the
eyes Of our readers who reside away from
OroviI.c, the story q the disgraccfui deprav-
tiles anl shameful behavior of portion Of
our people ON the last Sabbath We ret
rogaIlng in morals rs n community, AMI
are indeed fast becoming bye word and i
reproneh'' among the well thinking portion
Of society. both here and elsewhere.
Last Sunday, drunkenness, carousing AMI
fighting were the order Of the day, and from
morning Until day break Monday. there
was cuactei one continual round Of revolt
ing bi biutalltes
At n drinking house on Montgomery St.
kept by one McNamce, as many as fifteen
fights took place during the day and night,
one OF which was one OF the most beastly anl
disgusting fights that we have ever heard
Of 1t was between two Irishmon, named
Patrick Bradley and Patrick Leonard. and
resulted III the horrible mutilation If the
latter, having his face beaten to Jelly, and
u large portion OF his right car bitten Oft
Sheriff Mclaughlin, was for some time.
prevented from interfering 10y the by>tand-
cIs, and received Il ,cycrc blow on the head
from stone, at the hand, of some person
unknown The combatants were finally ar.
rested and lodged in Jail
Lconard entered a complaint before Jus
tice Elliott against Bradley for Mayhem -
The case was held over for trial to-day at
o'clock
O'her fights occurred during tue day, too
numerous to mcAtiOn
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
We are, gentleman,
Yours, SC.
" ARLINGTON ExCHANG

MAsHINCToN EXCHANGE.
A most magnifcently delicious bottle Of
genuine IIeidsIck, ana ii bunch Of the choic-
est "plantatohs," accompanied the above
polite eFistle, SO enIincntly Characteristic Of
the generous doners. Gentlemen Of tho
Washington Exchange, you are indeed gen.
tlemen, IN the most liberal acceptaton Of
the term. and as such, Will please accept our
thanks and kindest wishes,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
j. & C.LEVY g. 60.
FIRST IN THE FIELD,
WITH
ThElATEST STYLES
OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
EVERY DESCRIPTION
AMONG WHICH ARE PRINCIPALLY

UplCU FLOUNCED SILK ROhES: plain Bro
M eade Silks Saline striped Mozambique silks !;
plain black do plain black and ribbed iunn silks
all colors silk \tlv,: ali Colors French Sains finest
plain and figured D'laEe. all wool tine French Cash
meres n large assortment of French aud English
Nerimos: tine wurSied and all wool Plaids Embroi-
derles oi a descriptions Iaret supply oi nae hen
bugie Collars and sleeves thr finest assortment ol
lay Stale Long Shawls latest style Paris made sl|k
Velvet, Gra! Cloth, aLd al. colOrs Ladies Talmas,
knhtiilas and Claks: fine silk Ladies' Mantillas, All
eolors and les aud the largest and most extensive
assortment of laCes Misses and Children's CATERS
aud Shoes, with or without heels. White Goods
Barages, Lawns, Maniillas, Shawls. Bounets, hid
Gloyec-in srtr ything pertaining 10 ladies' wear.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

REPUBLICAN CHURCII-MEMErR EN-
PEELED Err VOTING THE DrMoCRAT1c
TICKET The Belfast (Maine) Free Press
notes few examples Of the most shameful
bigotry and persecution which ever disgrac-
cd any age or any nation. 1t seems there
is an express pledge against slavery in the
articles or covenant OF the Freewill Baptist
Church. Under this covenant, three men
in the town Of Prospect, Maine. were actu.
ally expelled from the Church for no other
cause than voting the Democratic tickcti--
under the rretencc that, by SO doing, they
had broken the covenant against slavery -
One Elder Clark. a prominent member of tie
church, was severely censurcd for voting the
democratic ticket, but in consideration Of
his services and piety, was allowed to renew
covenant and fellowship with the church.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
J. e, Meacl,al11

Begs to inform the citizens of or willie and
r. = vicinity, that having purchased Ul Mr.
tti.sES IL. BtIss his superior mud we'll selected
sS-sS-sis. stock OF Goods, and taken l" sore re
Gently opening 10y him Ia the new Brick Flock on
MYERS street, four dODrS from Montgomery, he l.
offering the same aS cheap ~ c1u bc purchased IN
Marysviile-cOns,ting of Flour, Pork. iaur-. Gncun
Cora Meal. Buttcr ia Firkins and 10 lb Packages
Lard and Cheese in lin, ~ o. Sugar, Crushed sugar,
Rice Nrrmcilla. NacMunl, &c. &c A complete
assortment of Groceries and Liquors, Hardware,
Clulhiug and Boots and shoes Olaf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
SpANisHTowN, October 10.

FRIEND CRosETrA-
Last night there was a very enthusiastic
meeting of the Democracy, held at the house
Of Carey g. McCIelland. on which occasion
Mr. 5. l. Snyder Vas elected chairman.
Mr. Kurtsinger opened with very able
speech for Buck and Breck,' followed by
Zabrskle, who did admirably. After which
Gen. Pat llArliS said few words, which the
crowd wished IL good many more; but F NJ.
Smith, E,q being or hand, he gave him
chance but owing to the latenesS Of the
hour his remarks were necessarily short.
The meeting was adjourned until Saturday
evening next, on which occasion Messrs.
smith, Snyder and other distinguished
Speakers will adlrese the meeting.
Yours, BNKs.