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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-16
STOVES! STOVES !

We respectfully solicit the attention Of tie pubic to our
assuTtmen'ol
M9cGREGOf HEATING STOVES,
for Stores lials, ChuTchrs, Iarlors &cWarrnuted tn
give more beat with thiri the fuel than any other
Heating stove in use. The large number which kuye
been IA in this all other cities and the constant and
increasing demand tpr them sufficient guarantee Of
their superiority all other Heating Stoves and we
cheerfuly invite the strlCest invest cation Of CLAIMS
to tie st perfect article uf the kind in use.
We also have "A superior CAClDRON, for. farming
and chemical purposes, made ON the same principle for
which we ckiim only trial u he appreciated.
We Keep constantly on hand an assortment Of the
leading COOK and PARLOR STOVES and sole
Agents in this State for
QUEENS PORTABLE FORGES.
BUCKS PATENT COOKING STOTFS, aud
BARSTOW'S = ENRIVAILED COOK & PARTOR
STOVES. Wholesale Dealers will be supplied at
the lowest foundry prices.
NENAS n WARNICK,
Wholesale s. Retail stove Dealers.
y. T. Coz. of SECOND & RACE SIS. Philad'a
~ For SHE ty u p MASSER, of this place
Philadelphia August s. lS55.--;l,n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-16

- y Ahi'
DR.. GREENE viii treat plSEASES OF THE
LUNGS and AIR-PA$SAGES, agre,ally Ia the mode
successfully adopted in the practice Of Dr. A H. Mad
dpck and other eminent physicians uf Europe by this
mode q" treatment the diseased surface Of the BrnnCh and
Lungs are directly acted upon, the various mccied
por being carried O. the mn.t minute ramhcatpn. n the
Lungs, producing healthy actinn; where complete
dsprgnuznnon has not taken place the best results always
attend this feature uf Practice fact with suituh e
a'uucts il is the only reliable form OF treating diseases
Of The Respiratory Dc1us tie intends trvoting his ole
attention this particular branch nf hs profession.
Those desirou. Of consulting lin do BY letter ad-
dressed to
CHAs. GREENE. NJ. D.
Box 2D5r, Phi!ata =, O.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-16
SALAMANDER SAFES.
EVANS & WATSON.

GREAT FIRE, Chestnut
& Fifth Streets, Friday
morning, December 35th,
1854. Evans d Watson's
Salamander Safes Trium-
phant. as they always are
when put to the test.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-16

September 20. ls55.-if
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

EprroR RECORD Invest me with the
privileges Of" our theatrical critic y Tor the
vccusion-a "iellow feeling induces the re-
quest The gentleman who made his "hrst
appearance" Thursday night, lacks the con-
hdcnce-I had almost said the imPudtn tnee-
50 indispensable to entire success am
sa,i. fed that he perfectly understood and
appreciated every. line he uttered ana II
his delivery was a failure, it was from want
of practice and little ''stage' instruction.
An actor, who is one indeed, possesses ex'
quisitively sensitive and impressible nerves !;
the lghtcst mishap will set them aJar. Sue
cess and failure are equally poised-the one
or the other may Kick the beam. Practice
alone will give perfect control and inusure
success. Tsy again. Remember old Rich
elieu's maxim - In the lexicon Of youth
there is no such word as fail p
PHILOS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

CAPTURE OF A GRIRLY BEAR.-A large
and ferocious grizzly bear was captured on
Wednesday Of last week, near Lassen's
butte. The bear is said to have committed
many deprsdations in that vieisity. and to
have caused much CONSERVATION among the
people who have passed his dominions.-
Skeletons Of mules and cattle were found at
the entrance to his cave, which had ap-
parently been dragged q distance of two
niles.-Dem State Journal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

We noticed an Indian boy on the sidewalk
yesterday. in beastly state of intoxicat'on.
We could not but pity the poor ignorant
wretch, as he wallowed in the dirt, mutter-
ing, in broken English, curses upon the rum
seller who farnishsd.him with the hre-water.
Shame Oh those wiio, for paltry bit or two
of shinin silver, furnish this poor degraded
race with bad whiskey. Did we know their
names, we would give them On unenViasle
notariety .-.MaryspiUe Ing.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

A NOVEL REssENGER.--Ey the g. s. Co.'s
stage arrived one Nanny, Goat. She had
tea bell on her neck. and when the door of
tho coach was opened, the gallant agent.
Jabe Sawin, stood ready to assist the lady
passengers,ou out, the female goat came to the
door and made one leap plumb over the
agents head. bleated. and capered about,and
seemed delighted with tho appearance of
Orovillc.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

PACKING TO THE MoUNTAINs.-Fromo our
friend Martin, who has public house on the
trail leading from Bidwell to American Vai-
ley, we learn that an immense quantity Of
goods is being transported to the above To-
cality and on the various branches of Fea
ther River. Mr.. Robert Love has lf0 pack
mules const antly employed in taking goods
to his three stores in the vicinity Of the
Junction and Rich Bar. There are several
packers and traders passing over this route
who are doing very extensive and prospers
GUS business, among whom are Holiday, r..
Irwin, p. Offerat, Long. and many other
whose names We do not recol!ect. For ener-
gy and perseverance and real California
mountain rough and tumble life, they have
no superiops. They well deserve their for
tunes which they are fast accumulating -
They often have to breast the storms OF rain
and snow that would make those OF less
nerve quail before it. They are often caught
in the seve.est snow storms, and are COM
PEELED to break their path through it at the
rate of one or two miles day. 1t falls fire.
quently to a depth Of ten feet or more
When they wade out and meet their COM
RAIDS after few days Of this kind OF fun,
they manage to liven things up around them
there is no chance for sleeping they
make the woods howl
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

TELEGRAPH MEETING.-At the Telegraph
Meeting. last evening, a committee was ap-
pointed to, procure subscriptions to the stock
Of the Orc Telegraph Company, and to re-
port progress at an adjourned meeting on
Monday evening next The committee con-
sists of (. Nj. Smith, L. S. Carlow, Geo. II.
Crossette J. G. Lawton, Jr., and c. Y John
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

Our friend Waterman convinced US that
he keeps a splendid assortment of Tobacco
and cigars He laid. upon our table box.
of the superb kind. His store is on Mont
gomery street
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

81 a meeting Of The California Democratic State
Central Committee, held in the city of Sacramento.
on the 10Th day OF July 1856, II WIS resolved that
IlunocraNc state Convention be called To meet In
the city Of Sacrnneno, on TU UESDAY. the OH day Of
September next, for he Pilri of nominating two
members of CongEees, a Clerk Of the Supreme Court
q superintendent of Public Instruction, State Prison
director, and four Presidential Electors.
The State Ceuirsl Comm iuee suggest that Satur-
lay the 23d day Of August, be the day selected by
tho different counties for the election of Delegates
said Democratic State Convention.
The following is the apportiOnment of representa-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

va the Oroville post office has been re.
moved from Messrs. Downer & La,hrop's
store TO the opposite side of Downcr street,
and is now kept in the Office lately occupied
by Smith & Hubbard
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

CLorHING.--The Clothing Store Of Mr.. A.
d Refs, on Montgomery street, next door
70 the United States Hotel, contains some of
the most fashionable and splendid Summer
Goods in town. lie sells an immense 4uaa-
tity, and at very low prices. See his adyer-
tiSement.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26
]. D, BROWN. M. D.

Graduate of New York University, New York Medi
cal Institute, Honorary Gradu0e of Syracuse Medical
College offers his professional services to the inbab-
tans Of Oroviae and vicinity. Office at the Oroyille
Drug Store Montgomery street, one door from tho
orner OF Downeza sweet.
Julyl4, 1885, jyI4f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

Placerville is rapidly recovering from the
effects o: the late fire. The people. accord
ing to the usual California custom in sach
cases, ore rapidly rebuilding the town
Inquirer.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

SERIOUS ACCIDENT Our esteemt u towns
man. Ham Light, had the misfortune to slip
down at the Orleans Hotel yesterday, and
fractured his left shoulder blade.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

CoRREcTIoN.-In our Court Proceedings
yesterday, we said People vs. NJ. Holland
assault and battery--the prisoner decamp-
ed" 1t should have been discharged.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

The Buchanan Club.-The Members of the
Ocoviie Buchanan Club requested to meet at NJ.
l3, u p Block, this Saturday Evening, for the dis
ro-ui OF important business. by Ouder.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

GaEAT SALE OF JEwELRY. TO morrow
morning that splendid lot of Jewelry man
ufactured by los. Rosenthal, will be sold
by Harry Barnard, Auctioneer.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

Eae- Lee & Marshalrs Great National
Circus will give q performance here on
rSur,day, July Slst They are immensely
Iapular.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

10 Mr., II. 3. Garnham promptly fuT-
nished US with the California American of
yesterday. 1t contained late and very i'm
portant news
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

AssrGNEEs SALE.-The public will bear
in mind that the sale of the National Hotel
and fixtures comes off at Bidwel, on Monday,
18th inst.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

70 We regret to learn that b. Hazel,
Esl., of Butte, lost some Two thousand dol
lars worth of property by the fire in Marys-
Vile.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26
Affair. I'm San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, July ga 30. p. NJ:
DR.. Randall was shot as the st Nicholas
Hotel, by HetheringtoD who was IN the
hands of the VigilaEse Committee. Great
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

People vs.. NJ. Holland. The defendant
put under bonds to keep the peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26
Dissolution Of CO-partnerspip.

yUyHE. .CO>PARTNERSHlP heretofore existing In.
n. the Town of Oroville, under The firm nnd style
OF d. ID. Jones Co in the Ale and Liquor bust.
ness, is THIS dny dissolved by mutual consent. Said
business wall hereafter beconducted under the name
and firm of LIGHT S.- MAkCHELLS.
ID. ID JONES,
ii. LIGHT.
Croville, July %, 1855. jy25-lm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN WAR Cry
"Frse Soil! and Fremont O. banks !" hip, bip!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

METROPOLITAN THEATRE.--At this place
of amusement on last Thursday night, there
was fair house, and if we are to Judge of
the performance by the manner in which it
was received by the audience, we should say
that they were of a very high order. A
young gentleman of Oreville, who favorably
and widely known, made his debut. At the
fall Of, the curt ain the debutaat was called
out. A very attractive bill is offered for
Saturday night. The managers having en-
gagged the Infaat Prodigy, Paganini.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

JUSTICE ELLIorr's CoURr.-People vs.
J. Shelly--assault and battery. Fined $40.
M.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

The Black Republicans of Nevada county
will make separate nominations for county
officers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

&a.- Mr. JoHA KELLY, the great Califor.
MIA favorite will give grand Vocal and In
strumental musical entertainment at the
Empire Hotel in Oroville, on Sunday eve.
ming. July 9th. The name of John Kelly is
enough to draw y crowded house in any
town in California where he is known, and
more particularly at this time when he has
been strippseeof his littlo aA-his home-by
the late fire IN Rlaoerville. His entertain
ments are of the most amusing kind. and he
is acknowledged to be the most accomplished
performer on the violin that has ever ap-
peared in California. We Judge. from what
the papers say of his performances at other
places, that he is, meeting with unbounded
success. He has hosts Of friends who ad-'
mire his peculiar and high musical talents.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26
SECOND DEPATCH

July s4--S 4D p. NJ
Tho5. Turner shot n man named Luxe
Pierce, the keeper of dance house on wash
iDgton Place last night, because the latter
would would not let him drink without pay.
Wound not dangerous.
AS to rumor yesterday, it appears that
after the arrival Of the Sierra Nevada. the
United States dispatched message to the
Navy Yard, and Immediately afterwards
every gun on the Warren and Decatur were
prepared for action.
DR.. Randall had some business transac-
tions, some nine months since, with Joseph
Hetherington, by which the former became
indebted to the later between $50, and
$50 900, which was to be paid shortly after.
wards. Mt the time specified, DIR. Randall
was unable to meet the liabilities; several
alterations took place between the parties
relative to it, at one of which Hetherington
spat in Randalrs face.
DR.. Randall had been at his ranch at San
Quentin few weeks, and had just retuTned
to the St. Nicholas Hotel was reading a
letter which had been left for him, when
Hetherington came in-caught him by the
beard ruthtessly. Randall drew his pistol
and fired, without effect. Hetherington then
fred also Randall fired agan-then Heth-
erington fired, striking Randall in the right
temple, entering the brain, where it is
10 ged. He was Immediately arrested by
police, who we're ovcrpowered by members of
Vigilance Committee and prisoner taken to
Committee Room. DR.. Randall is no worse
than when he was shot.
Edward Bulger who was shipped on bark
Yankee, returned on her and was arrested
Immediately. 1t is said, he wants to go the
Eastern States.
King Kamehamha was married on the 18th
june to Miss Emma Sooae. 5000 persons
preset.
} Earthquake at Kawacke on the 9Th June.
Volcano in Mauna Loas still increasing
stream going south-IIilo- safe.
LATER.--By the Sierra Nevada, the Com
mandant of the pont of San francisco re-
ceived orders from the Secretary of the Ma,
Wy at Washington to place the defences of
the harbor in the best condition possible, for
the emergency Of a war with foreign pow
err, supposed to be England ): accordingly
the Shops of war John Adams, Decatur, and
Warren are prepared for action. and the
harbor fortiications are being strengthened,
and the greatest activity prevails.
~
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-12

levinr Slavery to be a moral, social and polti-
cal evil claim no power to interfere with it in
those States, where BY local law it exists but
they demand, by a united voice in both branches
Of Congress, and by almost as united senti-
mcnt at home that il shall not be suffered to ox-
tend itself into those Territories where, by sol
cum covenant, our nation had stipulated that it
should never enter The dispasslonate Judge
tncnt Of our citizens will at once teach them that
this end, so much to be desired, cannot DO pro-
NOTED, but on the contrary must bo seriously
retarded, by the passage, or continuance on our
statute book, Of law of acknowledged uncon-
slilutionaiiy.
therefore recommend that So much Of this
act, entitled IAN Act to protect the Rights and
Liberties of the People Of the Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts, as may conflict with the Con
sttuiion of the United States, aud all laws made
in pursuance thereof, be repealed"
The Governor suggests action for the sup
preston Of inicinpcrance, but adds, measures
for lis remedy demand the deepest feeling Of the
philanthropisl, the prot1undesl thought Of the
patriot, and the wisest counsel ofihe statesman.
/ The growing evil of lobbying in the Leg
islaiuro is referred to and condemned emphali-
cally by the Governor. As to the financial con
diton Of the State, the Auditors estimate shows
a probable deficiency for this year of Si0i,00o
and, adding to this, previous deficits, the a.
mount Of floating debt is figured up at Ss2i SOB.
The Governor, therefore, recommends rigorous
economy. The Governor next reviews the Char
liable Institutions, showing that the State ha.
been relieved during the year Of 1908 paupers
The operations and the influence of the State
Board of Agriculture are referred 10 in terms o
high commeudation. Ga the question Of Elu.
cation the Governor says
"1hc school returns Cor the past year prosen
some interesting aud gratifying results. They
show, though the year was one Of no inconsid
cradle dnancial embarrassment, an increase il
the amount raised by voluntary taxation in tn
State, for the support Of common schools, un
paraleed in any one year before that this sun
, is double the amount raised for the same put
f pose only ten years ago that in no communi
ty in the world, probably, is so large a sum pc
head expended for educational purposes, and i
none do the children 50 universally avail them
selves Of this invaluable privilege"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-12

Ter, gs; Pennington, g.; scattering, 3. Sieve
raj members had temporarily paired off. Dur
ing the last seventy ballots Banks has lacked
from 0 to votes Of an election. His friends
arc Justly determined to adhere TO him until
the end, let that time be near or remote. lie
is unqucstonnhly the first choice Of large
majority of the opponents Of the admnistra-
ton; be is their caucus nominee; and be is
abundantly qualified for the place. Such he
ing the position of things they cannot consent
to Withdraw his name for the purpose of con
ciliuting the personal feelings Of a few sirag-
glers who have thus far steadily refused to
vote for him They will continue to support
Mr. Banks, and, il the election of an admins
traton man is the consequence, the iniamy
will settle where it properly belongs.
4 majority Of the present House Of Rep
rcsuniuiivcs wcro elected upon the test pre-
scnted hy the Ncbraska-Kansas bill. The re-
peal of the Missouri Compromise, by those
affiliated with the prcscn. administration, and
the consequences resulting thcreirom made up
the issue in every Northern State; and every
onlputu ul iut ADMINISTRATOR WIN ~"
{ holds a sent in that House, was elected rs an
opponent also, of the Nebraska swindlc.-
/ That forming the basis of the election of
members, it inevitably became the basis upon
which the Speaker should also be chosen, as
all legislation receives, to greater or less
extent, It's impress from the several commit
tees formed by the presiding officer
We are not sauguiue Of Alr Banks success.
Had the President retained his message until
the organization of the House it is highly
probable that il would have been communi.
Gated before the present time. Now, the
prospect seems more distant than ever; or, il
not more distant, more uniayorablc to The
cause of Freedom. Let the result he as il
may, we believe that the course pursued by 0
majority Of the Representatives from The
Northern States will meet with the hearty
approval of their constituents. We are con
soled hy the happy reflection that during The
time that has already elapsed since the prcsen
Congress assembled, no similar iniquitoui
scheme To that which was developed during
/ the first six weeks of the last Congress, ha
been maturcd.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-12
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-12

THH SPIRIT or CArHoucIsM--The Freeman's
Journal, the organ Of Archbishop Hughes, argues
from the recent murders in Connecticut that the
'eommon people" ought not to be allowed to read
the Bible, or, at least, only under the supervision
of an nialliblc expounder Of its contents. With
as much propriety might the same journal argue
that the 'eommon people" should be deprived Of
the use Of pocket-kniyes, because with such an in
strument the throat of tho victim was cut The
time has not yet arrived for this country when
privileged church officials dictate to the ''eom
mon people, what they shall, and what they shall
not, read and believe
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-12

Gov, or KASsAs.-It will be seen by an article
in another column that the Free State Party Of
Kanzas, at their Convention on the 22nd of Deem
Der, nominated DIR. Charles Robinson for Governor.
DR. Robinson is man Of decided opinions, of great
energy, and possessing indomtabe courage-just
the qualities likely to be in request in that region
He was in California while, where he espoused the
cause of the squatters against the land monoposts,
and was elected by the votes of the former class to
seat in the State Senate. Since his return he has
resided, until the settlement of Kansas commenced
under the auspices of the N, E. Emigrant Aid So
ciety, at Fitchburg, Mass, engaged conformity in
the duties Of his profession and in editing an indie
pendent, anti-slayery paper