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Now Ready:
u r f. s G. o T
ROBERTsON'S CHARLES V.
HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF THE
EMPEROR CHARLES THE FIFTH.
By WV. ROBERTSON, ID D.,
Coupua,on giving Of the Life Of the Emperor
after HE Asdicstion.
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refuse and the completed 6ls chAsm Sp~sh
History between the Reign Of Ferdinand md s.be and that
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STUDIES IN THE FIELD AND FOR.
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Republican Centr ~ Cossittee,1A R.guisr Meeting
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THE PURITAN COMMONWEALTH.

& Historical Review OF The Puritan 0oy.tnnsut IN hssss
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lis R,e TO The Abrosstion Of the Fire, Charter
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Th work treats the construction OF the Puritan
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ana s.p,,. and IL. Missionary claims q
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Republican Centr ~ Conesitree,-A R.guisI heetiI
.,1 THIS (wednesf ~ EVENING pee TO- a, O'Clock pr
SSy L. KETCHUM, President
WILLIAM PEEL, lc..
Gro TERwILLIG "a oecie'bes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10
school of Design for Women
IA Lecture will be delivered by

JOHN mitchell,
a, the Tabernacle FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. IL Subject
FOREIGN INFLUENCE"
Tickets Twenty-Five Reserved Seats BODY Of the
HsIl Fifty TO he had Halls Music Store Broadway
Du gsss No ISL Fuons Haverty No. 10 Fultons. and
A. the Oces The Ish News and The Irish American. Door
opep at O'Clock. Lecture g commence Ut 8.
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Union Temperance Mse.inS;T 5Z,, MASS SIS, MEETlNG

Ne~SfOhH houhp WSns onr'sr l Ns sU1
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Dec. 10, vt O'Clock, in Hope
Chapel by the 0eoOgst the Rev. EDWARD HITCH
COX ID. d. President of Amherst College fossil Foot
ns1h, be illustrated with Maps and Diagrams Doors open
oeck Tckes rs TO be had at the Bookstores and
a. No 50 Wtveriey- place.
GEO w C0LLORD Chairman Lecture Committee
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16
rs Tons Baied Hay for Sale! |!
Bear it i'm Mind /!

YUyHAT ALL THOSE who wish to purchase Gro
H. ceries. Provisions. or Hardware, viii ind II TO
their interest TO call at The. Freproof Brick store,
opposite the Daily Butte Record Office. Myers street.
'd6 JIM CLARK L BRO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16
FERRY AND BRIDGE NOTICE.

H WILL APPLY 10 the Board of supervisors al
ii their February term, for renewal oi my terry
License at Nelson's Bar, West Branch Fealner river
and for license to build and keep Toll Bridge at
said place =. o. euNi'o'
Ton WELLS, Atty for Petitioner.
Groyile, Dec. IL, 1856. aE>s"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16
NOTICE

yBNHE STOCKHOLDERS of the South Feather
n Water Company hereby notified, that the
annual meeting Of the Company viii be held at the
Office at Forbesown, on the first Monday in January
1857, at IL O'Clock, noon.
J. WARREN MASON, Secretary.
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-15

will take place. The election of Mr..
Buchanan, and the conservative infuen
ces which will 90 in with him, may, and
probably viii hold the country together
four years longer. Possibly the Demo
cratic theory of non intervention by Con
gress with slavery may, in that time, re-
ceive peaceful and triumphant solution.
But the probabilities are, that the virus
of Abolition fanaticism is so deep seated
in the political system, that dissolution
must ensue.
Yet the people of the South. like men
in full health and vigor, who, though
knowing they must die, think the day
afar off, and postpone making their will
and adjusting their affairs for the great
change, are on this subject Of a dissolu
tion OF the Union postponing all prepara-
tion, believing they have ann le warning
10 make the needful arrangements.
When that time does come. the South
will be rather too hot for the comfort of
those among US, and there will be some
such, who will still counsel submission
to wrong, and sing peans 10 the Union.
THEY should be prom; ay drissH out to seek
more eOngsniaI eoHpan Onship among the
Anti Siapery bedloRiies of the North.