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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-22
re-" The Brothers LEGGAT, proprietors o

NJ Inc BrOtnerS LEGGAT, prOprletOrS OF
the Washington House, propose to give a
grand ball on tho Goth inst. The prepara-
tons will exhibit taste and magnifcence rare
ly witnessed in Western Michigan, and can
not fail to give entire satisfaction, even to the
most fastidious.
We trust those who are fond of social
evening, spent in the innocent pleasures of
the assembly room, will give our young and
enterprising friends a benefit on that OCCASION
ANTEcEDENTs OF Fremont AND DAYTON
The political antecedents of the abolition firm
of Fremont and Dayton may be briefly sum-
med NV in a few words. Fremont was in the
United States Senate twenty-one days, and
gave the following votes:
L. He voted against abolishing slavery in
the District Of Columbia.
2. He voted in favor of furnishing any per-
son who should entice any fugitive slave to
leave the District of Columbia, by imprison-
ment in the penitentiary for ten years. The
original bill was five years, but Fremont was
for imposing an additional penalty Of .fve
gears.
3. He voted against re-imbursing the Col
onization Society in Liberia for the aid they af-
forded ship-load of captured Africans taken
from the deck of SLAYER.
A. He introduced a bill requiring every
person to be an American citizen who worked
in the mines of California, and to take out
license for the privilege, which license was to
be literally paid for.
All these facts the journals of Congress
will show. Mr.. Dayton was in the Senate
several years, and made the following record !:
l. He voted against refunding Gen. Jack
sons fine, which was imposed by Judge Of
New Orleans for an act of responsibility that
saved the city from being taken by the Brit
ish.
2. He voted against abolshing the inhu-
man punishment of whipping and decorating
the backs of the sailors in the navy, with
cat.
3. He made speech in the Senate in
1850, in which he denounced aboltionism
and freesoilism as political heresies, and hint
ed that they would soon find an "early grave"
Beautiful antecedents
The "early grave" prediction of Dayton
will undoubtedly prove correct one; and in
that grave, the prophet himself will find
resting place. The pit is now being dug, and
on the 4th of November the carcasses of alb
olitionism and freesoiism will be lowered into
the tomb. bet. Free Press.
The Fusion BETWEEN THE KNow-NoTH-
INes AND BLACK REPUBLIcANs.--It is noto-
rious fact that the great mass of the black
republicans in the free States are know
ings. In nearly every northern State the
know-nothings and black republicans have
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-22
l. A M O n L Nj [ L L S,
LAMONT, OTTAWA COUNTY, MICHIGAN.
Thomas B. Woodbury., Proprietor.

&c Cash paid for wheat. 1868 IT,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-02
OrouiIIt Iailg Nuttt RrrurG.
Justices Court.

JUSTICE ELLIorr gave a hearing yester'
day to MIR Charles Boney. who was charged
by the amiable Mrs Catharine Gallagher ot
threatening her with personal injury--dc-
Stroying her clothing, &c. This occurred at
"A plnce on the Hill where little outbreaks
are not unfrequcnt. Still, at ths same time
this lady may be right once in which,
fact this is convincing proof that Catharne
was right in this instance, for she got the
best Of Charles Boney before the Court, al
though Boney was discharged.
1t seems that Catharine's better half has
been held in durance vile mt the County
scat, for some shine cut by him some Tina
reyious, and. as Il matter Of course, Il
throw, Catharinc back on her own resources
"A love lorn, unprotected female woman.
And then it is, that ungallnnt men, Ike
Charley Bonev, take advantage of innocence
and iucxpcricncc, and bully-rag round, and
use their flttcring tongues against tcmnies
Boncy told Mrs. Gallagher that she might
just take trip plumb to h--ll. She object
ed. and they had fght--a regular game 0r
over and under. She worstod Boucy, aad
he to get even, returned $50 Catharine al
lcgcs,) and destroyed, by cutting up her
best clothing, for which She claimed S1Oo
damages.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-02
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

IL ! W. = ~ VI - III ' \ -
q rERSoNS WHO WISH TO PURCHASE.
CY5 drugs Fancy Ariiclps. or r"rlum,n. Wil do
z wcii to c,ul 20 3h. uI,pNtLLE bKJ - Torn
- uu Moujguu,ry. one door from DoWhtr stree,
near hc Orleans lluicl. III, following az, ConIrIs,.
portion or the stoch on hand:
>rdiiz Powders, 4pinne.
Bay Rum, Ol of kI,ro
Cologne, Nitric AcII.
Ayrc, cherry Pcciora. NIur,a.ic Acd
Crr"1i'~ ~ar~aparliia andBne stone,
yellow Dock. NulUcU-,
To1u,cnda sar,lpariIIa, on OF Lemon,
=. .nd's dp Oil OF Roe,
GuN.ou's do oil oi cloves
Mustang liuamrnt, OH Of Cinnamon
Nerve ai d Bone Liu@meulO on ct OrjLuuum.
Pam kul,r. OIL Of Peppermint,
essence OF Jamaca Gingcr,Od Of Anlcr.
Castor olI. on OF Lavender,
Noiai.~ Pll>. tll Ct cube ls,
llc AlH-jrr's ointment, Ou,e Ou,
Uo,away's ru,. Ncat'- FootOH,
Wu.ht- Indian NcgctablcnN Marrow,
Pu-, Bc-o Wafer.
Thompson. Eye Water, rohc 5 rn,ers,
Thorn, Extract, Wine Bu'cr-.
cod Liver Ou, Sluu-htoG', Eillus,
J1nr'- ENpoctOrani ilar-u,rH,
tui-Hir-. AcrtiiC Adl.
up'dridDc. Peruvian Bark.
I..a t. vti-r <t-Ia.
A.,u" and Fever Pills, tream oi Tarar
th"ia-"-uc, Homeopathic Medicines,
shoulder Braces Clue
irls-,,, Sponses, fine
Adhesive Plaster, Oid PCr. WINE. Tor mt.'-
CASTLE soap cal purEU.r-.
OiI br,Wu WnsUr Soap, Od Chrtry Vine. lormt..
Pomu!c-. ioHl purposes,
iluir Ou-, O,d brandy, for ned,
Iio.IIc Curks p.lrpc-rs
Vial do Arutcu TIowtrs
sal soda, li5Uorcr RuuI
Sulphur, Sjr.npur.lia foot.
Alum. IHi,.ln of Wild cherry,
NitGHe oe Potash, Alcohol - Der ceut
Nurpheuc, tamphcnc. pure.
Laud4uum, loduir of Potassium,
ParagOnc, HtnUane Seed,
nci~amiu, tardaInon Sedds SC, e..
Together with all the usual ar'ice- kcpt ip DKt 90.
STORES, which viii be sold at reasonable pncos ',
those who may favor ~ " wlih call.
Physfcians prescriptions accurately compounded I.
all times Of day or night
ALBEKT o. DAY, Apobccary.
OrONlle, August :, lSJO AGS 4-ny
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-02

ORovIILE CorLLIoN BAND We havo
one Of the best bands in Orovilc that can be
found in Northern California; We don't
have t. 20 out of town to procure music for
any occasion. They have become 50 pcpular
in consequence Of their musical talent, turt
they are called upon to 90 to towns far and
near to play for rartys and other gather
ings requiring music.
They were ont last night, and discourscd
lovely music in the screnade. They com
plimcnted our senior, and whether they did
us or not we could not state from where We
lay; we heard the music in close proNmity
t. our mansion, but on looking cut, We were
at Il loss to say whether we were the honore|
party or Black Republican family on the
opposite side of the street
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-02

ARTIsriCAL DIsrRlBrTIoN.--Thc drawing
Of this lottery came of last night at the L
5. Hotel, and prizes were Distributed shortly
after. 1t seemed to be conducted with per-
feet fairness, SO far as the naked eve cool3
extend. We understood that there weto
l22 prize, drawn. The first prize was a uuc
watch, ticket No. al, and SO On down to
rings chains, tricks, traps. and at tie tail
end, were pins, tack- and what not. We
could not get list oi the drawn numhcrs
We were kindly presented with ticket on1
suppose Of course we must have dt01rH
\ NAGNIFICENT PRIZE.
VIII some French Gentleman favor Us with
list. to tie end that we may see whether
we were in our usual luck
According to all time honorcd usagos VIC
ought to have drawn that watch, for SO great
has been the outside pressure of late, that !
have, from necessity, been frequently thrown
in close proXinity with Black American
Rclubicans Of all sorts, sexes, sizes and CO.
Ions.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-02
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY!

Nm MAKING ~ ENCANATION SOME TIME
IL discovered hI The acute and oh>crA g mrud ul
BEACON >lltIDJN, that th" atmosphere oI tina.
llcalut p"s-c-~,d ~" only hcalthiul hul rcmark.
AMY s.'ulhlug property, which ~c,ucd quiet and
sdbdu" the most violent pn->ton>. ad To- invest ever!
man VITO lrcquvui't the spot, With II wonderful de.
gree ot ~cil-cump pLtcrnrN, AMI harmonwuH and
friendly di~puSiiIun towards the WHOLE WORLD.
and Ih" conflicting clements OF which II Is composed
He lrr tore rr-uil ed with OrueN Nurucc peculiarly
llS own 10 take pu--,s-on at Itr excavation for tie
purpose ui "-tHhll-hng an Institution. Whrre p'ople
ui All. T. NkI rs and oplhIuus could -uir,N and
harmouiou~iy cun-rrIutr Tor the Tree dSctI~~lnn
the exciting topics "t the day. lrars, of the slightest
ri-k II any uuplrn-in collision
with tttt> view, the DEACON in connection with
MIR. CEAlt,E. t,t, transformed thus location into an
ELEG \NT ROOM, which They have designated by
the uuIu,, Of the
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-02
SUBTERRANEAN SALOON,

Where They SOLICIT visits from The Buchanan 'luhs,
tillmorrt Iub~ Fremont CIuh>. and other gcnil"uirn,
with or without clubs, and from nrmb,r- ot Vigilance
Committees and Law and order inrtu'-. from sons
U 1riupcrauct. aud Moderate ImbIbcrs Cl RASPBERRY
tubblrr> and rom that iunUmcrahlc fraternity ot The
Pick. spade. Euckcr. Long Tom and >lnic,', who.
after day ol toll and labor, would enjoy Hr hour OF
agreeable relaxation and social conversations
tllE DEACON assures hl- friends. That they will
uctt wtlh q most cordial reception al the SUHIEk.
EANEAN SALOON Wle,o lh, tudS dispensed viii
hr touuj l cquHI IN quality. tho-r Tor which the
DEACON i. IN part, indebted Tor his enNablc rcpu-
tatiuu.
Orovillc. Juy21, 1886. jy3GIf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-02
MAGNOLIA SALOON
Next To Ilunt0on's Exchange, OroS lille.

FHNilIS cool AND COMFORTABLE RESORT
IA hh. been dllri np ia TIE h'alcsi lus-thlr man.
and Wtih an rt" -nglr to making the most re-
chcrChr establishment OF the Kind IN town The
HItANDIES WINES. SC, are ot the muSt SELEtI
BR AND~ direct from thr Importers; and having
hat EIhnare Pr0ct,,e NJ He BAR. tlaitcr Opr-
selves lhn cannot easily be ouldonc in the mode
ul sewing up the latest and moss fashionable fancy
beverages well n courtesy and polite attention To
our patrons JAMES =. DICkEN \ 60
Montgomery street. next door to lIunlOUns Exchange
Orul lille. July l-jG NllU
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-02

y - Ir. >. l.. tTArktY.-Ih" gentleman whose
nuuc forms the caption ~ ms notice H. one o the
tcw moo, rn phS >clanS Whose alpcnliun 10 his pro
tessiun and devotion to the afflicted rIdrr him alike
hn ornament 10 the one and brut Ia the oth"r. \
Hungarian by birth hc sought with ko>-ith TO puc,
his country among The nations of C1rjh b,yund the
opprc>S1rs rule, that her son, might rejoice ia the
practice of thU-" preccpi~ WhIch are u6r our glory
and our pride In Ia, efforts lo do, be ha~ reuped
The reward uf Intellectual resistance to
- home and II cuuulrt know hun no more Apart,
however. from his Ciau- upon our H>lGeraIIon a.
patriot. the Testimonials ot character and capacity
which he brng- rutilie him To public confidence To
the exclusion of thuse y ho possess neither The one
or the other A. gentleman his character j. unfair
nished Hs a physician, his skill unsurpassed; end
10 those whose imprudence has len upon tLem the
tninis of disease, we can conscienli0u-iy CsIumend
him with The assurance rhdt III fin fhey VIII Ind
friend whom 10 know is great gain. The Dr. Office
is No Band Armory Hall corner OF 5 sacramento and
Nj hgomery streets, san Francisco. ali-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-02
ORI T. \ Ms HOTEL.
Montgomery street south side Orovillc

g. REED STElh ER-Take pleasure ia Ia
Fl: forming III" travelling public. and he citizens
II "l OruN ll, and liults cunntN. that the, have
lra,ci the we'll known and pupular "bkLEAN> lib-
III, and th1i they nrr now prepared o receive ana
entertain their trends IN the best possible mnun"r.
We are determined f." make th" brran- Hotel II per.
ircl home to- the visitor, and o entertain all who favor
lis with their patronage with The attention and style
known ouly TO FIRST CLASS HOTELS.
11l. II o1o 10
shall hr spread witt the very best this and the city
Markets can afford ~ THE BAR. 10 house bar
shall ar can cNcrl Ws. The choicest uuuhr~ of Ii
quurs aud Wines served mp neatly and quick y. and
srcohdHq u, teB-' Itit cri' When inform the pub
lie that lhe "rc.oubtablc col :" ptc>ides.
DANIEL. REED,
FREDERICK STRIKER.
Orovc. July II, lsj6 b!4-f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-02
MiNERS' SUPPLIES
New Grocery and
PROVISION ST . E Z.
JOHN ID. HEATING,

IVTIN u, II II "A IINU,
MEAS OPENED an extensive aud well selected
Il 4 stock OF choice FANNY Groceries, Provisions
and Miners Supplcs at hi, New Store On Mon,goin-
cry street. near GHrrot's saw Mill, 10 which he m
virs the attention Of community, lie VIII Toe IN
constant RI "ripl OF additions 10 his stock of Goods OF
the latest inc ,a1us Yis facilities tor purchasing
being uncNccilcd by. trader in the country, he i
confident that his Goods and Prices will render the
utmost satisfaction To those WHO favor him with lher
patronage. The public will please call and examine
for them elves Ornville July II, 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-02

MyCrs slrcct. NbOye NMIg0morI,
THE NDERsIGNED HAS ~ STORE
~ and Tor sale, the following stock ut LIt uur~.
tIsss-Eas winch he VIII Sell huNIu4 no rent or cay
.Ssst<z- taxes to pay. ut rates lower than can be
bought al clhtr Sacramento or Mary ,IIilc; and WouI
ruii the attention ut rttuer, To examine hI~ >tpCh be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. jER.H>, C.ISX
- barrels Monougalrla ~ h>ky,
- barrels domestic brandy.
> blrr,is .. -. 81 co.. do
! barrels Eoncifc 3rHuty.
pipes Holland Gin. barrels Port Wine
/ barrels bun Gordon sherry. Together with
30 case, Clarct. Curacao. Iuu az Vie Iautlick,
20 cases Lc>ilcs T. Hers. r. c;,os IIaut Saujcruc.
Il ca>c~ ENluut Ab>iuhr.
l. cases Sir.nEcr-tr Cabinet.
scotch Whl~ecy Imperial Ale in cases.
i cases Ginger VINE. iu~phrrfy straw berry.
Lemon syrup, 10 ca.,~ 'huWD3enr Citcr. Brandy
Peaches cu.th, iA-l.>h a..I A';.cric4i. A.. .i d!f
icrcut brands. Nc. Ac. THOMAS EI>~II.
'Oroviilc, July -, l-.6. HIjU
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-02
NEW ORLEANS STORE!

TO Dr. II. Nclnimann, Corner jackson and
Montgomery streets, san Nraucj-co.-ncar Sr:-lt
is wIth Measure that We notice HE unhouudcd sue
GEES which has attended yUu ia your pra, lice since
,our residence in This state, now over seven Years
The @rud YOU have done and the skill you have
cispd IN the that come under our observation.
make It our duty To let it he known to the world and
more particularly o those now suffering with disease.
Most of rs were we'll acquainted with you whist SOu
resided nj Mormon island, and witnessed there some
remarkable cures which You crrclcd patients
whnSt, cases were pronounced hopeless bv eminent
uhNsicinns. We have also seen what YOU have done
tor some ui Our friends now residing nj toloua aud
PMCcrvr. who after much pcslusiun aud Induce
meuis ON our part consented To golld see yuu when
they had almost dc.parcd ot their lives They dId 80
and returned. and arcncw living hale and hearty men;
and read r. il This notice should reach Your eye aud
Nou are afflicted TAX" our advice aud 90 to Dr HEM
MANN. und you WIN never regret it,
Dear Doctor. receive wiih our most hearty whine.
for Your future welfare the assurance that VI believe
YOU O bc one ut our most talented and experienced
physicians IN the State.
FREpERICK IlARYMANN,
(pruI'r Miners lio,el)
JAtoB WI<KLEWANN, fGrcenwood Valley.
nr t,rccnwuVd Brewery,
JnHN GuoRGE,
ALGUSr HAU\E,
IusEri NILIMANN. ig,l,,oo
CHANLtS GI>S.
r. BELAz, rropr's of The J
r. Il NIzL. cro'A FederaIe' pi"cer'ilIe.
A. II. WALkER, FL Dorado Slide.
q. /RoIcKK. (irm oi +. Puppc Co.. OroNllle.
JOSFPu GLANEL, AUhurn.
CnARLEs kAslELLI, spanish Dry Dgg'ngS.
r. EENNI>GER, lpropr OF BRIDGE Condemned Bar.
&. WoLLER, Sacramento,
Il. FiNNINGER, do
G.. EENAIp. do
carr ilI>p, Michigan Bluffs.
CART. +. :. MUNToGp. Mormon Island.
HENRY TRuFt, Ntrpublican iionse) Jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited by DR. Ilciui-
mann. ang-1-m
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NlcD9pl- 52@56 @t8 per Gallon.
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Or. 3. BELT ale setetnten Srantbctten burd feline eGectrs toni.
fden Wtttel ppburh Seber pr radtteilt9sn 8pleen seidGst
1T. Bet inpetertrten Qdn9e aneetanbenen) Setpen, no Der pdo
ttert Wercur pber dnbere meta1ifne Subfan5en senpfeu, wers
ben %1uBerbert bic electrptcntfben S6rtbb6ber (teine Qeader61.
oe) an8ewanpt ppbur@ bos OuefFt6er aus Benz 8Trper ent.
fernt mtrb 3upetlen in Sudntit6ten . bic benz tlpBen Muee
fdbttar linb. Dtee WtHel ic0tsn ais Nndtur duG Dtejeniaen
brduden, bic jett 8ani 8efIn6 frubsr dber an elmer TplAen
Srdnttett gelttten ha6en, ndnentltdJ fclte ft Niemanb Serhei.
ratten, beSOr er af Dieien q9eee fiber IN, benin ME a8ent8e sttt
Scum etu QSort tn gcrt,1uer T.
an Die, rel9e burdb frIter e~etrtebens Su9enb fInSen pber 9e.
i4leptlt@er NuSt6petfung fH bic 8pi9en ;u8esp9en tdben,
ais Iu9enetne S6wGde, llrter1etbsbci6perben, @eed6;niB.
l6mdds, DltBttmlnun9, Driiden i'm 8ppfs, Sbwtnbel, Sbren-
ndnnlfGen 8raft ub euolt6 9e6ensiberbru5 un6 no bic a,
%mBbnlthen Ntittel bGdfens etne SrrIber9ebeiee @rleiGr cruna
beruprbrtn9en, trerben burd be. Nnwenpun9 Der duseren unb
tnneren &lectrptpnte ~Dpltdnot6 gebett. Weiue Nettppe ts
iptrtt bier 5uWetlen Number ut letfet I teni9er gDpben mehrI
als idhrelan9es Weatciutrer inn StInoe mar. SaIIde G6ddrrI
lpate Ntenane dtbalten fh fpfprt an mid 3u trenben, fetbf.
nenn man fb MIR zines e~in3t0en Sales bemu6t III. Meine
DSittei nerben gut SsrPadt per GrpreB ;nseTdift 70 baB Nte.
rnane ben Snbalt errntben tann. @npltN TT rein @tef.
trptontt@eS Srdlerpatto UNI faIs fd) NOD fetne '%nadthettis
8n 8olgen 8e;etgt BADEN. fulten oor;ubeuBen. nit wenis Soften
osrfuuPftu unb Naen gu %snnpfeblen. Bel elmer Cur, no bic
SdntBtdSer hbtht8 srl4einen, befpnnt berpatient en Snfru.
cclfdnbt8en 6etlune nit nil In Gprrslppntens. NQe reIifate
3%ranfbetten bes petb!then @efGIeGts It6let IN Ger mpnatGs
din 9%sthtgure. llnfru6t5drtett, 69ferte fOmtc Rteumatiss
mus @tdt, Sdpmrna, 8rGnpfe, 8ppfI6mers II. l.. 10. Ii. (. n.
pereen flrb ne anpsnbure Der GlettrDtpnit 9drslid eebetIt.
WGn %aobatftre Or. 6. &ubarId,.
AS7 ytprtt fifth abBne Poplar.
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Baltimore, ben Q. Dat 1859,
sDtrt6tr 9rsr.- Sd fRbls ant6 ~sstpatttk Sbnenya Trt6t
u SesfH BON bsnt pcblipattatn Grf5Iee, ridden Ser u esrouG
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ar sttnent &rfotee, Bis TIP Or Gbainsr's 1tnttur nnbm. Sd
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b Gin auseeteidneter Grtttet
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|nommen babe. Mitt Dcr:refIi6en @etr6nten uno sutsn Spetlen
tpsree t9 tets retnen rrertben Sefutern aufnarter.
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