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0-"rhis blood stained villain (Sheriff J ones,
who short time since was reported to have
been shot by a Free State man, was never
touched. Ken. Journal
What good kind soul that Governo, Robin
son is, who being on the spot offered ,eward Of
$500 for the apprehension of man that shot d
man who acGsnt shOtl--Ird Sentinel.
Something should be pleaded by way Of short
memories! But what could Robinson knOic who
was present at the occurrence, compared with
Mr.. Greeley, &C., who were in New York! BY
standing off a good distance" they could see
better, than being "mixed up at the place
where the transaction occurred!
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SIN they Come.

John Van Buren, going for "0ld Buck
His letter to the New York Ratification Meet
ing.
GENTLEMEN:-It gives me great pleasure to
accept your invitation to unite with the Demo
cracy Of New York on Wednesday next, in re-
spending to the nomination of the distinguish
ed statesmen whom the Cincinnati Convention
have 50 unanimously presented to the Demo-
cracy Of the Union for their support. In my
judgment the ranks Of the party do not contain
two men more able and upright, or better fit
ted to the respective Offices Of President and
Vice President Of the United States, than
Mcssrs. Buchanan and Breckenridge.
Accept my thanks for your kindness, and be-
lieve me to be respectfully and truly yours,
j. VAN BUREE.
New York, June Q, 1856.
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0cTSenator Sumner, it is said, has made but
one remark concerning the assault of Brooks,
since he was hurt, exccptto make his deposition.
On Saturday morning he. quietly remarked -
That pseech is not finished yet Greeley.
Mr.. Summer must have had quiet time Of it,
to have remained two weeks with closed doors
and never uttered word all that time except
THAT spaech is not finished yct!' Verify, our
enemies make US laugh over the most sole mn
subjects.
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POlICHOMANIE.

The new and beautiful art of ornamenlng the
simplest Glass Vessel TO resemble the Finest Paint
ed China, tithe OF the cost, is creating an i'm.
mense excitement Ladies and Gentlemen are alike
faeinated with this delightful occupation chaste
and elegant amusement for Children and Schools,
encouraging taste for grace in design and harmony
in the arrangement ofcolors. The whole art can
be perfectly acquired in half an hour Book Of in-
struction separately ST. Boxes cont aiming 2 Vases
Book, and every Article required s5 sent by Ex-
press.
CONTENT, NEARY 4 Co., Wholesale Store.
June l9-ly. 502 Broacway N. Y.
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6TEx- Governor Rceder it is reported, has
expressed himself in favor of BUCHANAN. Rec
der, notwithstanding all his ''sound and fury
about Freedom in Kansas, is ready to do the
bidding of his masters. He. processes to be a
National Democrat, and does not hesitate to 60
the Locofoco Platform. If not as corrupt as
(e7-As your party hired Gov. Reeder to turn
traitor to the Democratic party, you must nat
urally expect that he will turn traitor to you.
A traitor once will be traitor again.
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what did they gain by it!

How much did Salmon P. Chase, VIM. H
Seward, Charles Sumner, and other champions
of freedom" gain by advocatiog their cherished
principles, before the Philadelphia Convention?
That Convention acknowledged that their doc
trines were all humbug, and that they were
in for slavery, Catholicism, and the Compromise
Measures Of 1850. Can any person tell what
has become Of the freedom shriekers?' A re-
ward will be given to the finder of one.
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Ola Lime Whigs Pouring In.

When the news of the nomination reached
Wheatland, the residence of Mr.. BUCHANAN, a
procession of some 500 Wings unabolitionized
Wings, called on him with their congratulations
and pledges of support.
Sowe go. Before November, the words Of
Preston of Kentucky will come true, and over
100000 old line Wings will rally under the
BUCHANAN flag, to rescue their country from the
dangers threatened it by Abolition fanaticsm,---
Errh1nae
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KID GLOVE CLEANER

An important Discovery to the Economist--
Something New!--Just imported,
"JOUVEH'S 1NODORUS PREPARATION"
for instantly cleaning KID GLOVES without the
slightest Smell Rub small portion on the glove,
and tho dirt instantly disappears--can be worn i'm.
msdiately afterwards. One bottle is warranted 70
clean fifty pair Of gloves Price so cents. Try It
before buying All the Agents are presented with
an open bottle to prove its operation: Agents are
coming money by the unprecedented densaEd-- Y
More wanted. s
CONTENT, NEARY & Co.. Wholesale Store.
No, 502 Broadway, N. "
O l,,
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The People will Furnish Him with
a Hall.

The following prophetic paragraph appeared
in the New York journal of Commerce of the
issue ofApril 26:
"The know nothing councils Of Philadelphia,
have refused the use of the Hall Of Independence
for the reception of the Hon. james Buchanan
Never mind; the people will furnish him a hall,
after the 4th of March next, which will be 'suf-
ficient for all practical purposes"
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Who Shot Sheriff Homes.

Republican answcr.-No. 1. His friends!
Do-No. 2. Apersonal enemy.
Do--No. 3. A ,Coman.
Do--No. 4. He waSant shat at all!
-Four times "the brindled cat hath mewed,' ;
&c. -Four times have the "Republicans" an.
swered the query. Upon which answer are VIC
to rely? Or look We for another?
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0LJBefore Mr.. BUCHANAN was nominated for
the Presidency, he was according to the opposi-
ton papers, every thing that was right, Now
he is every thing that is wrong, according to
these same papers. What has caused you to
change your opinion, 50 soon, gentlemen? Yc
hypocrites!
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tSTThe Republican Convention at Philadel-
phia was any thing but harmonious. Mr. Ste
vonson, one their delegates from Pennsylvania,
remarked in the Convention, by leave, that q
the convention persisted in the course it was
then pursuing, Pennsylvania would give JAMES
BUCHANAN 10000 Of majority" Shouldn't
wonder ifit would
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01F0n last Saturday, during the storm, a
man was struck by lightning near Mr. Majors
on the Cadiz plank road and killed instantly
Three others were badly stunned. They we're
sheltering in shed, from the rain. The man
killed, with the rest were laboring on the road.
They we're from Wheeling Enterprise.
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Sood Ryc .Sa. n, !.

Sam is conner The Democracy at Cincin-
matt gave him hard ''pclt," and then the Re-
publicans at Philadelphia gave him the death
throes" by nominating Catholic for the Presi-
dency. Sam your day has been short, as 1t
should have been. How do you feel?
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06rWe see by the last Ohio Columbian, that
our neighbor, Mr.. Hatton, has been appointed
general agent for collecting funds in this county
for the purpose of carrying on the Kansas Rebel
lion. He could be engaged in a better cause by
collecting funds for the relief of the poor in his
own neighborhood.
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will some ashrieker for freedom" in this
county please be 50 kind as to tell us, who is the
"slave Democracy" now? They have nonnina-
ted for the Presidency s,aoeAolaing renegade
Democrat? Do tell us, ye shriekers.
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(ETBy reading the Kansas news in the Re-
publican papers, the words-'it is said," and
1T is supposed, " very often occur; which goes
to stamp the whole concern with publishing that
which they know is not correct.
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fss-The cholera appears to be again showing
itselfin st. Petersburgh. The daily mortality
has risen Of late from twoor three to as many
is twsnty-one. The number Of deaths that have
already taken placein the present outbreak il
three hundred and four
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS,

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
LIST. SHELDEN |. KELLOGG, of Hamilton.
<nd. HENRY F. SEDAN, of Hamilton.
Sd. DAVID CLARK, of Montgomery.
lth. ISAAC II. THOMAS, of Darke.
5th. EDWARD FOSTER, of Williams.
9Th. MICHAEL H. DAVIS, of Clermont.
7th. WILLIAM CROSSEN, of Warren.
9th. WILLIAM KERSHNER, of Clark.
9th GEORGE F. SEENA, of Seneca.
10Th. LEVI DUNCAN, of Jackson.
| th ALFRED McVElGH, of Fairfield.
18th. JACOB SLYH, OF Franklin.
18Th. John Tiff. of Huron
l4th. JOHN c. MYERS, Of Ashland.
18th. JOSEPH BURNS. of Cosh0cton.
18th. JAMES NJ. GAYLORD. of Morgan.
I7th. BENJAMIN F.. SPRlGCiS, of Noble
18th. ALPHONSO HART, of Portage.
18th. HENRY H. DODGE. of Cuyahega.
Goth GEORGE @. GILLEI"r, OF Ashtabula.
2Ist GEORGE COOK, of Harrison.
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WHERE THE GOLD HAS GONE To.--During
the last four months the sum Of Sic, 100000, in
gold and silver has been shipped from England to
the East
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The WoaI marisef.

During the past week there was considerable
activity in the Wool Market in Mt. Vernon
About one-fourth the clip of the county has al
ready been purchased and delivered and great
deal more has been contracted for. The prices
paid thus far are as follows Banner,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-25

or The Indiana Pcnitentiary was destroyed
by fire a few days since.
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05@The wheat in this county is almost all
headed ont, and the heavily covered fields pre-
sent a glorions prospect, and give promise Of an
abundant harvest Wooster Dem.
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.THcsE PAUPER IMmIGHAsTs.n The nineteen
thousand one hundred and twenty-s imni-
grants who arrived At New York during the
month Of May, brought Sl,a62,Sl9.
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O-The Pittsburgh Conference Of the NJ. e.
Church, commences its annual session in Salem,
Ohio, to-day.
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SIN tI,ey Come!

Hon. Geo. w Clinton son Of Dewitt Clinton
comes out in letter strong for aold FUcK,"
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Didn't want Him.

The vote of the Ohio delegation in the Rcpub-
lican Convention at Philadelphia stood as fol-
lows:--Chase "a, Mclean "a, Fremont 10.
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01-We are under obligations to some friend
for copy Of the Kansas Leccmpton Union.
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01rDont fail to rear the excellent story on
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D5-In those daysof gonsentins Congressman
re on bust.
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SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM kENNON, Jr., Of Belmont
ALEXANDER p. MILLER, of Butler.
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June lS-ly
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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-09-06
BUSIN ESS CARDS.
DOCTOR McKIBBIN. Surgeon, &c.
HON ULU MEDICAL HALL

Corner Of Merchant Kaahumanu Streets Prescriptions
catetay prepared. Medicine examined and
pleed reasonable superintendence of
himself OF his son.
Attendance for consultation office A. NJ till
ami from till p. NJ week days, and from A NJ.
till II sundays. Al other times his residence Union
Street I7-tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-09-06
WILLIAM GREIG

OFFERS for sale at his Store in King street, next
] door to H. Dimond. the following goods, ex-
pressly selected for this Market and imported from
Scotland and England, viz.
white dress shirts Of superior quality. babies
lobes. cheInisettes, collars, boys Glengary caps,
coats cotton threads, sprig- printed muslin
carpet bags, superior quality, ladIes's enamelled
bags do steel-ehain do do. plush do. India-rubber
ght cushions. assortment of ribbons. An as
sortasnt of CUTLERY and HARDWARE, shef-
eld manufacture among which attention is specially
called to table cutlery, and choice pen knives
Arso-On hand, a quantity Of FLOUR. f-f
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-09-06

NNTANTED.--Anu unmarried man. 81 years of age
w who has had fourteen years experience in
business. and good accountant. wishes
to obtain employment in any respectable business.
He has resided on the Islands four years and would
demand but moderate salary. Address NJ. D.. Box
25, Post Office. 29-u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-19
R0wARD y1rpgcAI rwsTzIuTE,
SAN FRANCISCO.

liz Sacramento street. next to the Pacific Mail ; S
Cu.'s tiicc Over ines 4 Co.'s Express Onicc
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-19
NOTICE,

hereby given that I, Mary Bradleyw wife OF James
4 Bradley of the county OF Butte, and state OF Cali
fornia do hereby declare that intend from ana after
this cute to carry on business in my own name and
on my own account in said county OF Buite aoaesGid
that the nature of said business IS Ranchng IA sing
Stock and Poultry, Dairy business, Mining and hotel
keep W, aiso buy ing and selling Liquors at wholesale
and retail and that will be Individually responsible
in my own name for all debts contracted by me on ac-
count of INV said business and further declare that
the amount of capital invested in SAID business does
not exceed The sum of lve thousand dollars.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
aud seal this 18th day of July A d. 1856
MARY BRADLEY
State of California,
County of Butte ! - ~.
On this 18th day Of July A. d. 1856, personHily
appeared before me. Justice OF The Peace IN ana
I N the county aforesaid the above named mary
Bradley, known TO me to be the person described
In and who signed the foregoing declaration, who
acknowledged 10 me that she signed Ihe same ir2o:y
and voluntarily, aud for the uses ana ihefe
in mentioned. JOHN JONES, IT
yls-3w pui.o Co, Cal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-19
- q u T2 l.
FROM THE
WE: E:STE:RN HOUSE

TnvHE UNDERSIGNED wishes To inform the tray.
cling public and he citizens OF MarysVile, that
after this day an business connected ilh The Hotel
drparuu, III win be carried On 10y he use OF TICK
EIS, IL follows:
hFh- 80 .-..o
LODGING .......... 50 cts II cts . and 81
fAhll-f hJ'MS'' ............. 81 90 per day,
A ticket for DnY Board. bj the week, will be $40
pHy adj, in advance.
\ Ticket for Day Board, with Lodging hy The
week, viii he $I3, ~, and SIS, according TO -cicc.
tiun Of ruum.
Tie Proprietor hopes these Reductions viii be
properly appreciated Icy the PHblic The sjyle of
business ~, before. The addition of II good 3a.h
i!on.c, Shaving Saloon, with he advantage Of the
ofnct ot tie C1i!iomtq stage Company, with every
otter convenience fr he traveller, viii. jhjuk IN.
sure 10 lhr ptbic. al the uecdHd comfort. Of home.
In connection with th" above The proprietor deems Il
nhsou'cy neca..nry - State .,rctjy that he c'lni
h' rp NOT. nor sAtth r7.. To Gny one male or f..
nI." give Ihe S.yttfst o,' shin ct clri,t
Ihjs is not personal: 1t ~ ",nerd. ! have been
r1hcr imposed ulo. lely. and wish to project the
lncnats of NJ etodt!or ls wcll rs my own.
Il. Z. MURRAY
Marysvi'ic, Jny Ii. lSoj
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-19
HESS s. LARCoMB'S

New BRICK FIRE PROOF SroREI IN Blp-
WELL.
VENiiE Subscribers would announce to their friend,
~ and patrons that their Brlck Fire Proof stur,,
on the old corner. l. flied with general assosn.I
ot Groceries, Provisions Fruits, Liquors Mnnc
FoO- &c. &c The best aud cheapest ever offered il,
town. One oi our firm is constantly employed ia
SAN Francisco IN The purchase of goods: and H. W.
purchase tor cash alone believe that sell goods
cheaper II Gn amy dealers in this market. Person
dtsirous I" purchase any thing in line, would do
wei to give us Il call, rs are enabled to suppJ>
them on rs favorable terms as the Marys,illc trade.
Bhiwe, july lc50. HESS a LARCOMB
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-19
New Arrangcmcn--For Yreka

An AND AFTER JULY 2l 1856 the California
W stage CDmpanys Coaches will leave their oflicc
Murrays Wastcrn House, MarysSc, every day NJ
O'Clock, i NJ, for freka. via Hamilton, Meals Ranch,
chico" Tchamn, Red Bluffs, Coi.onH ood Smith
Rhnch Hay Knnch and McCombcr's Mills cross.
lhg P river III Lockhars Ferry, Crandalrs Ranch.
Th"n&s' Flat. Tucker Town. Junction House Back
Bone House. Soda Springs Yrckn Mills Sheen EocL
shasta Buttes, Stephens Ranch and Oldham = nrri.
Wing IN Yrcka on the second day at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Il Il L L RNIN
viii leave heir Office In Yrela at : o',locl, cye,,
morning, connecting at MarySyille with the Comm.
~ co tchrs for Sacramento, which arrive In time for
The san rahc SEQ boats, making through trip from
! rcka to san francisco in THREE DAYS
GED. =. THOMAS. General Sup't Cal stnqcCo.
July 10 lelb ljy l6I al MARY svilir.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-19
ROOMS. NUMBERS l,2 AND }.


TEJHIS INSTITUTION ~ founded for the crrr of
Il Syphyilic and Scrufuiotis complaints, aid nil
affections Of he Genial Organs of whatever nature
Instituted for tie express purpose of r. ang private
naiad2s AT the lnslaucc Of many mcdictl gentlemen
who have seen with pain the impositjpns prac,iced
hcreu fore upon those who have born the Victims at
biug al Nrrtiscmehs those rouncced with II are 10
pursue TO 4 certain extent this mUUus OF Introducing
II 10 public notice.
Those applying for advice will flnd constantly ia
at!cuduLcc eO i'll ability ui undispucd skin in ,hs
class OF complaints, and i'll be dealt win in the
most honorable ard straightforward mGnaer,
For The pnrposc Of securing privacy 10 Ihc most
drcatr. several apartments are arranged thHt pa.
tli nts vii BE- bguugh. in cUAc. with nonc, tut lhc
Oflice Physician
These applying to this Institute will the charges
re isOnNble, aud the treatment sup rur Ladies aud
gentlemen who desire to become patients wuhoGt
calling at the rooms OF the institute De attedcd
u. thrlr residences.
Communication from all parts Of the country Will
BE- attended 10 wiki pronptness, and mrdlClnes sent
ii desired, by enclosing IA tee Of ten dollars.
No efforts viii he spared 10 make the Howard Mcdi-
eal Institute what 1t purpors 10 he, phauthr1phic
Institute.
Consultation in English, French, Spanish and
Genu9n.
Oficc hours from a. NJ. till p. NJ. Address,
Howard Medical Institute, 10 Sacranento strrel,
san francisco.
thirr PhNsIr1n. DIR. K. hCCAFtREN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-19
/ $. VI All. LINE

4 IN and after Tuesday. March 1sh, 1856 the Cnl..
- fornia stage Company's Coaches viii leave their
oA.cr, Ncstrrn House, Marysyillc, every morning m
c!ocN Tor Sacramento and arrives in lime for Tia.
lhr SAN francisco Eoats.
FEItkNlNG-Will leave their Office Orleans IIo.
: Sacramento, ior ilaryrvillr, al the same hour
GEo. =. THOMAS, Suptrntendnnl
'taTch t''h' tN'b MArysvillc