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Id U RIG La RS' ALA r N
PHYSICIANS NIGHT BELL AND LAMP.
BINGHAM i BAILEY's PATENT.

This instrument is themos perfect and efficient in
vented. Ii be attached any door window, any
attempt to open which, will cause loud alarm to be rung
and rmp instantly lighted. 1t also be easily at
tached to common clock, making it to sound alarm
and light the lamp at any required hour.
Office 81 Washington street, Boston.
dIv
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sl3l.D A-NU MI III.UI.IHe HtllctaU would do We
to reflect before trusting their health, happiness and IN
many cases. their lives in the hands Of physicians igno
rant Of this class Of maladies 1t certainly impossible
for one MAI to understand all the ills the human family
are subject to,
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A NEW EDITION OF THE ECONOM-
"A IOAL H0USbKEEPER, by Mas. A. HowLANp
This Book, Of which than 0O00 copies have been
sold will be sent in binding, 10 the address Of any
person in the United States free " potage by their ne
may be sent II convenient. Address the Publisher,
WIN. ALLEN, 275 Main st.
Worcester. Oct. IL. lR5b daw6m
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Vassalbor0', No, August 8, 1855.
Mr. BURNETT: Dear sir-I commenced taking Jonas
Whitcomb's Remedy for the Asthma, last April. have
been trout led with the Asthma for many years 1t was
very bad with 70 the six months before used your
medicine. could not work and obliged to sell my
COW, not being able to take care other.
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GAs#zszazgl NORWICH s. WORCESTER
!sSs.@zS RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after WEDNESDAY, Jan 80, 1856, Passenger
Accommodation Trains will leave as follows:
No wich for Worcester and Way Stations A. NJ. 1215
and 3.45 P. NJ
Worcester for Norwich and Way Stations, u.s. and 10
A. NJ 4.30 ?. NJ.
P. St. NJ ANDREWS, Agent,
M w.R. R ofic,, Norwich, jan %, 1856. If
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hAt'. v. tisiAO tAOS4 e@clnslYely devoted this
treatment and study Of syphilis +on 1hea, elect src.
tur effects OF solitary habits Ulcers upon the body
throat, nose, or legs, Pain in the head bones anl al
Meroral Affection and all Impurities Of the Blood where
oy the constitution has become eneehed enables the Dr.
to otter relief to all who may place themselves under h
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hR$s HILL EAA Is PLEASURE IN
NJ announcing to the citizens Of WORCESTER and otbe
places, that his Office is at No. III Main Street.
word 10 young men and others, afflicted with Semina
Debility, whether originating from certain destructiv
ha6s or from any other cause, with the train of bodily
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vassalboro', Nc, August 8, 1866.

do notquite like to have my nama in the newspapers
put you may make such of this for the benefit Of
lfleted. as you may deem proper. l am, &c, ". L.
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@aA n6AAA REWARD FORANY

and although powerful, they will iniure in the lea
the most delicate constitution. This preparation war
ranted to the above mentioned eases without usn
any external applications. With " Indian Vegetable
Medicines you can reY urn thorough cure, by calling
upon me at my Office.
Main street No. I2I Worcester
iv1 d1v mr. HTT.
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NE necessity Of such medicine has long been felt both
by the heads Of families and physicians Its adyana-
ges over Caharcs given in the form Of Pills and Powders
must be obvious to every intelligent peisonU operates
more Immediately aud eecsnaly upon the system and
the amc time is infinitely less difficult to administer being
iue agreeable to the taste. It only produces all the
elects where physie is required but completely
babi.ua cosqeness leaving the bowels perfectly free 1t
expels all hunors from the blood certain for piles
regulates the action Of the Liver frees the stomach from
bile, inFgorates the whole Nervous System, and
the cause OF all local pains, such
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undes his care no matter how long standing Either sex
ton by other patients as hundreds are cured yearly BY
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
SPANISIITOW.N.
Yours, sc

IMpRovEMENrS.- We notice several new
buildings going np in various portions ot
the town, among which Is an extremely 'to1-
lotticur structure being built on Montgon-
cry street below lIuntoon, by Mr. Mason
1t is in the cottage style, with four io>rs,
one above the other The upper story, which
is remarkably we'll adapted to the pHrposc,
is 20 be occupied a, II Daguerrean gallery
what the balance Of the house is to bc used
for, We did not learn.
A building that used to stand on the Court
House hill Bidwell, formerly known as the
Acropolis, owned by our towusman, lhos
Wells Esq has been brought hithcr, and is
being re erected on Bird street near Myers.
Several ether houses arc in process OF con
struction in and about our lourIshing VIII
age, and we hear of several contracts having
been made for the erection OF brick build
ings.
We heard u prominent capitalist from
Mnrysyille say yesterday that he consider
ed town lots and brisk building, in Oroyillc,
rs better investments than in any other To-
cation in the State. We heartily concur
with him.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23

THE FALL RAcEs.-lt will be seen by
reference to one Of our advertising columns,
that the entries made for the fall races over
the Butte course, number only u and for
the benefit Of such as feel disposed to run,
we would state that the books are yet open
tor nass Of every description and size.
Four pony purses are offered, to as many
winners. consisting Of the proceeds Of the
offices of two Justices Of the Peace and two
constablcs, for one year. So few have enter
Cd the lists, we mention it as an inducement
to others to take the chances
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23

Qurrr--Tho demonstrations made by the
billigerants on Sunday, seem to have exhaus-
ted the fighting materials for the present,
our town having been unusually quiet ever
since that memorable day. Not fight has
happened, nor have we seen drunken man
for three days, and to the casual observer,
our town during the day time indeed seems
dull an nonotonous, but as soon as the sun
goes down, great crowds of the men that
make Uroyllle what it is, the most flourish
ing aud pupuous interior town in the State,
begin 10 pour IN from the hills. and leaves
in the ealth," al then indeed the scene
changes to one OF stir and hustle. But II
any one wishes to seq our people in their
wondrous Ihrongs, let them visit ns on Sat
urday III ght aud Sunday. or be present ut
one of our Democratic mass meetings-then
the yocmanry OF "Old Butte" turn o9t in
their slieugth. aud Montgomery street pse-
sents NJ pucy aud crowded an appearance as
ever d. 81 al lway
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23

A REPUBLICAN MEErING.-A corrcsron-
dent writing to US from Thompson's Flat,
giving US an amusing description of meet
ing Of the Woody Heads that was held at that
place night before last, winds up as follows {:
"Atter the meeting had tlickercd and fiz-
zled and gone out like the last remains Of u
dipped candle, procession Of about twenty
OF Dicks admirers was formed, aud headed
10y sand of iausic--a niger with an accor
deon and IA bntf digger sqnaw, playing n
Jewsharp-and marched about town for, at
least, twenty minutes without taking "ary
drink" Among other devices on their ban
ners, was m emblem of the press, typtted
by a caricature Likeness of the editor OF the
Marysville Herald, with an extremely blue
helly, and supported by the figure of "a Eolit-
zeal stud monkey, with n long rel beard, in
II brass esat with blue buttoasr
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23

The NEGRO NrIMENr The negroes
of Boston have recently held a meeting, aud
adopted the soIlowing resolution
Resolved, That we, the colored citizens of
Boston, will support with oar voice aud votes
j. e. Fremont, Ut California, n President of
tho United States, and Wm~ l., Dayton, OF
New Jersey. as Wee President.
Hamlet-Dost thou think Alexander look &.
ed OF this complexion
lorhtio-E en- 50. my Lord
Ilamlet--Aud sMILT SOL Plh,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
Repusiiatcs Fillmore.

1t Is useless for the Fillmore mon to en-
dcaVor to conceal the fact that their candi-
date is losing ground every day, and has
continued TO do so since a mnjority Of the
States withdrew from the Convention which
nominated him. Notwithstanding each
Steamer that arrives upon our coast j.
freighted with evidence Of the utter impos.
sbility Of Mr.. Fillmorcs receiving single
Electoral vote, his organs in California still
endcavur to keep up the delusion, and make
the intelligent freemen Of California believe
that Fillmore has chance of success, with
the vain hope that the people OF this State
forgetting the Legislature Of last winter,
will again elect q kuow-Nothing Lecisla
ture, who will send two Know. Nuthincs to
represent California in the United States
SENATE. Tho Know Nothing organs and
leaders have become desperate The IA.
pidity Of their decline exccls their rise, aud
they have become crazed at the barren vic.
tory which they grusped. They see their
party ia the Atlantic world absorbed and
swallowed by the Republicans, by wigwams,
counties and States, and still they continue
their delusve assertions about his prospects
and certainty Of success. Well, let them
"howl on" Whom the Gods intend to
destroy they first make mad" All their
false assertions do not prevent the national
minded men Of the old wing party from leav-
ing their decaying ranks, and enrolling
themselves in tho army of the Union, under
the banner Of buchanan. Their false as
sertions could not prevent the Sonora Her
aid, and the Granite Journal from hauling
down the flag Of Fillmore and Donnelson
and running up the Black flag of the Union
slidcrs
A late number of the Newark On j. Mer-
curry gives the proceedings of Know wNo,h.
ing Council held in that city. Among other
resolutions. the council adopted tho follow
ing:
Resolved, That as Americans a lhcriug to
our old position, we do hereby repudiate the
nomination Of Millard Fillmore and Andrew
J Donneson and wash our hands Of all
comphcity with the tragmcntary organiza-
ti0ns which support them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23

FREMoNr AGAMBLER.-The A State Jour
nal is authorized to state that Fremont was
II aprohigate and gambler at the time and
all the time he was in California. lie not
only gained highly, but refused to pay his
debts contracted at the gambling tables in
the State. For instance, a highly respectable
merchant on front street, whose name can
be had on application at the Journal Office,
loaned to John &. Fremont, at IA gambling
table in the City of San Francisco, forty
dollars on the pledge of his word Of honor
that he would return the same in the morn
ing Also, that q note made under similar
circumstances for eight hundred and seven
ty five dollars, is now in the possession Of II
gentleman in San Fra ncscO. Now, Aboll-
tionists-you Of the purity party--stand up
to your promise and vote for a lronigate.
Tom Cox was puritan in comparison with
Fremont.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23

CHANGED IIANps.-Miller's Exchange has
been rented by that model bar keeper. and
most obliging ofgcntlemen, John Brouillette,
and will be opened on Saturday night next,
with a Grand Concert, the admission to
which, is free to all who choose to attend.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
AiISLKs' CANUlpAIE
FOE JUSTICE OF IIlE Pc ACE.

- "A candidate lur Justice Ut the Peace tor OphIr
township. al the coming election. The prlnC pie,
that viii gde me, are, as eAprsstd IN the words oi
Andrew jackson, "LIbct!, IIuLhH, Fratcrnit!.'
Nih that issue viii abide the result
oil Yuurs with r.. lrct Z n. SMITH
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ID. TOY ~ u1TEKsUN,

Arc r"cri'ug dailI additions Ia ,ht,r already sp'n
did stock Z; CLO2IiiNG, IOUIA AN >HOE'
&c from th,ir extensive 1kihtug Warehouse a.
San francisco. ~ an who wish - purch.-c, II
Viii be 10 lhciT interest 10 sl>u thrH cail ,h,lr
stuck j. the large and be.l assorted ~ urNiAr.
Rrmrmbrr the store i, on Mungu,uct! street.
riehl "ppo,ilr IIuntoou'- Exchange
OrVtiIc, O,toi,.r -. l-tU. oc.l
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23

GLAD To SEE lr w orkmcn arc busily
engaged in removing the gravel and rubbish
from about our new Court House. The bull.
ding is noble one, and begins now to show
its proportions to advantage. A fence and
some shade trees around it, would add to It's
appearance materially.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
FOR JUsTICE OF IAE PEACE.

". = SAFFOKD announces bis name az a cand
date G,r Justice ui the Peace Tor ophir 1o~ushlr.
the coming clrc14"n. OclO'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23

ry~ We learn by letter received yestcr-
Judge Stiles and several others, have form
cd themselves into n citizens police force,
for the protection Of the town from fire and
rascals We should like to see the Judge in
his new character of Dogberry Ho is just
the man to "comprehend all vagram men
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23

EG- Hon. Luke Pryor, oi Alabama, late
Know Nothing cand'lite for L. ; senator
and who was appoidted "a Fillmore elector,
has dissolved his connection With that party
an | declared publicly .or Buchanan.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23

HEALvH OF Ma BaLcKtNRioGE.-We
regret to learn that the health Of the Dem
ocratic candidate for Vice President is So
bad, that he has had 10 retire from the la.
o.. Of the campaign, and retire to his home
to recruit.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

The friends u J. q. LAwToN, JR., hereby an
nouhce him a a candidate for Justice Of The Pence
for oph Tow asAp, suLjecl 10 the nopinaiiOn Of tn,
ID mocraIie Conyeaton. sl0s
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23

ENLARcINc.- THE original cheap john
whose store is some two or three doors be
low our office, on Myers st., is reftting and
cnlarging his store, and is apparently max
ing large additions to his stock of Clothing,
etc etc.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
tOk NM\SIAELE.

SMITH W. GANIliEL un1"unccs himself ~ II
candidate l"r Constable lor ulh'r Io"nshlp, al Ih'
cn.uiu- cIcC,ion.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
FOE CONSTABLE

y. - WITT. Us IA CnudIdalc Ter Constable, iur lh,
'rowu.hip Of buhir. At llI,. tu.LIi ctClion. UJs
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
COAk CONSTABLE

II. W. CALhUA announces lunseA As 4 candi
dulc for Constable Of rphf lo"nsLp subject 10 The
nomination OF The Democratic CouN ttun. Ucl4
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
tOR AssEssor
ron PUDLiC ADMINIsTRAToR,
A. T.. MORSE.
y0n ~ORoNER
DR. j. u. BROWN.

%. Hon. MILTON s. LATHAM, and
Hon. TIlO'S. J. llENLY, will address the
Democracy Of Orovillc, on the Evening of
October 9th.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
FOR JUSTICE or THE PEACE

JuuN JUNIS ahuouuces Llus,ii as cIuulout
10y Justice Of e Peace lor UIlIt ~nsap a. The t
-AllIg u. e.Iun
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
SpANI,mrow y, Oct. y 1886.

DEAH CRoSlTrr:
spanishtown was very quiet last night in
consequence presume, of the formation OF
a citizen Police.
The Mexican who was wounded in the
late fight, died this morning.
The reputation which this town has earn
cd for fghting, has for the present had the
effect to drive away some few OF the tlmid
ones, AMI very many Of those who may well
be spared by any civilized community. They
were mostly peruyians aud Chihans. Bu,
now the town Will remain perfectly quiet,
as there is plenty Of respectable citizens to
put down any outbreak TINT may occur.
Last night Tie Black Republicans sent
that miserable curse, UoN. John D,ck, 10
hold forth in this town A beautiful thing
he made of it. lie had some twenty hearers.
lie showed his blue hatchct S,cr hy candle
light, and went on to state TINT he had min
ed in Fubo aud sorc other places. lie said
he was the black candidate for the legisln-
turc was the able X. y. member last year.
and referred the dear people TO his acts
while serving them in that capacity. He
said hc guessed that lie had octter j,a do
as some other folks did, that was, TO tell
what he aud his party want, as well as what
they was. He SAID, in the course Of his c,o.
qucnt aud patriotic remarks, that he did
not believe that white man was as good rs
"A niger. The crO,cd didn't hiss him any,
but he finally gin out"
Dck did well. II his party will send n
few more like him up here, .hey may rossi-
bly, get about fifteen votes il this precinct.
A vote was taken last night, at the in.
stance of one of the woody head speakers, in
the Golden Gate hotel, which resulted rs
follows:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23

KEN u.AN Tins pedestrian was to have
commebcel walking his hundred and six
consecu We hours iii San Francisco, yester-
day, DC. list
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
kNE CNN ~ ANLE,.

The friends OF JOINS II LLl\AN announce him
u. II candidate tor Constable OF uphir Township ~
HE cn,uring cicot'on, suIj'u I" tl" beIn",r4'ic
Convention. u-J
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
FOE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

The friends oi Sir, :. l.. ny bLE. would iosIcot-
luliy announce hin con0idLc Tor the ollioo vi
Justice OF the Peace tor or, gon Township.
MANY tlIlXEAS.
SnAnihAtNMM, OF. ID, ESQ.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
FOR JUa1lCE OK 1AAA PEACE

I EnLIUf announces himself is u cahdIdai'
lur re- occuon to the Office OF Justice ol lho r,Ace 10
Jphr Township
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
Ft4; CONSTABLE.

The friends q, j. I.uUnN. ot UtovIir, propo~,
hm as a candidate for Illr Office oi Constable rl
OphIr Township. "c."'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
FOR CONSTABLE

JOHN WILLIAMS unnonhCts hlmscit a. a aCahdl
datc Tor Constable OF ulhlr Township
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
lOR CONST AELE

j. ". DUNN announces himself a. Il candidate for
Constable Of Orhr lo~hsVp, suhl,c 10 the noinina-
NON VI lIe DemocrAllc rOhNtnll u.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
siTi0,tL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TItKET.

FoR PgEsiDKSTIAL KLECTOrs,
AUGUSTIN OLlVERA, GEO. FREANOR
L. DELLA TORRE, A. e. BRADFORD
FOR CoNGEEss.
CHARLES l. SCOTT. .......of Tuolumne.
JOSEPH G. MCkIBBEN,.. of Sierra
ron CLERK ov sUPRHmE CoURr,
CHARLES $. FAIRFAX,. Yuba.
foR srrERINTENDEST of PUBiIc INsTRUtTIoS
ANDREW J. MOULDER,. of San Francisco.
Regular Democratic County Nominations.
ToR MEMBERS or ASSEMBLY.
JAMES S. LONG,
IL. j. MORRISON.
rOR AssEssoR.
JOHN II. LILLARD.
FoR prDLIC ApnISIsTRAroR,
A. C. MORSE.
yOn ,oRONER
DIR. j. y. BROWN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
FOR CONSTABLE.

Il. L. PATTON announces himself as u candidate
tor Con,lusir, Tor ophr Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23

eo> I Herbert was among the per.
sons VII LETT our shores on Monday last,
October 10Th.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
NOTICE

The rricnd. Of {. ". ,lILIS. Of Spnni,htown
IRE pose to c.,ci han justice ct tie Peace ui Oregon
ruMdahIE, at The ensuing tlrcuon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
FOR JUSTICE or THE PEACE.

JOHN 4. kEEICI auIutnccs htn,scil a. ctndl-
.up.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
FOX CONSTABLE.

L.. +, IIOLEMAA, announces AInttt a. IN Indie
pendent Candidate iur lhc ulNec ol Constable OF
OpAIr TOWNSHIP.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
FOn CONSTABLE.

j. Y. JON - announces hImstl ~ - candidate Tor
IA" office OF ConstlL" iur hr Township, aL the trst
race, Inch will hr The Ith CT NU,cubor.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
rLurLES CANDIDATE.

The friends uI }. M,MAL>ON, the Sprinkler. an
nouncc hl, name ~ candidate i"r ia" once {" on
,.ubie ul Ophlr Tnown,hi. at the coming cccticn.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
FOR CONSTABLE.

row MAZE, OF Spant.hlo~n, Is u Candidate
for Constable ut oregon Township nj lhc ensuing cec
ton.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
\ won't for Butte County,

The greatest ghlhrrug lhtI ha. seen known /,
Hutr counl during the present campaign. T. thH a.
every description ui useful n"d oruaucnlad afti,lc-a
the iun,rr variety >ioreHnd NunA,r Nut,,n, Depot
Washington Block, Alycr- r@,.,. arI door from Nurl
cumcry, Orp>Ie. oci3u
~ DIX, :. HtLi., ,ac,- b., nr,tc-.io,uI ser
vices 10 TIE ,iUz,n- 81 tt,,illr ald cutN hatiu,
had much aud ionf experience III Tie treatment
The various disease. incident to tia, c'nar. he holr
lo ave satisfaction
SPECIAL ,lrn,lrn gwen Ia disease, of i.r;,n,r ~
turc. Ehrumiu,in, Ac which be can cure " uhuu IA,
u-, ut utt,urN.
O'lI,s, front room, M. l., lhN,d Sialo' Hotel.
up htaIts-- OtuNIIur. uclIi
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
{ = DIR, $. BtLI., a,r,
FOR SUPERVISOR.

J. W. EUFtuM ia candidate ior supervisor i,
Dt,,riG No. Z"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
SPECIAL NOTlCE.
tON CONSTABLE.

FOX CONSTABLE.
ID. H. THOMPSON, the peoples Independent
candidate Tor Constable. for Jphir sown-hlp.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
The l,cnds OF Mr. IL. &. BROWN, would respect
full, nnaouuer him as "a candi dle Tor The Office u
Justice ei the poaIs or Ohr Township.
MANY VOTERS.
rg- BLANK DEEDS -GARNHAM, of the - News
nrput." has ju>t received BLANK ptcts ot ever!
ririv. Cali nud see them.
~ hEMuAA Mr.. Parker. ui tie tIm OF Parker
X o'Cunnur, " holesaic Liquor dealers, has removed
his busL,ss to the house lurmsry occupied ty Mr.,
hennl-on. corner ol Myers q IIIrd sis Mr.. ha'krr
has decidedly Of the largest and most varied
~orlmeuI OF liquors TO be found ia th,s vicinity
NEW AD\ERTISENE NENTS
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23

foR srrERISTENDEsT oF PUBiIc INsrRrcTloS
ANDREW J. MOULDER,. of San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
0rosllie, Thursday, October 20, 1886.

"so: II exosErrE, Editor.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23

FOR MEMBERS or Assembly.
IA NJ ES S. LONG,
IL. j. MORRISON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23

Regular Democratic County Nominations.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23

ron CLERK or sUPRgMH Court,
CHARLES s. Yuba
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-20

that State the winding up Of bank Is hardy
more serious affair thun the closing OF any other
nartnership. But in Virginia, il seems to be
regarded that the winding up of one OF these
erent bnnks, with its many branches, would be
ike winding up the whole country. They have
grown upon US like fungus or cancer until we
are told, NJ last. that death would follow the KNIFE
of the surgeon and the remedy be worse ihan the
disease. ,
But the success of the system in New ! ork
i conceded by who say that II will not sue
coed in Virginia. because in New York deposits
are proportouably larger and circulation proper
tionably smaller than IN Virginia: because in
New York business is done moro upon deposits
than upon circulation, while in Virginia II Is done
more upon circulation than upon deposits But
This Is not NOR true OF the banks of Virginia
than Of the country banks If New York, which
have succeeded so well under the new system.
What are. in fact the just conclusions TO be de
dnced from this difference That if the ercn-
lation be proportionaliy so much larger in Nlr-
glna. il is SO much the more important to make
il safa and secure; and that if deposits, which
constitute bank indebt edness, are to so great an
extent the ba sis Of loans in New York, then the
system in this State would be safer and better
guarded against the danger of expansions.
fro RE Continued