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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30
What Jolly Consistency.

Please contrast what our consistent friend'
the Inquirer" said, in reply 10 nm attack
Of the California american, some few weeks
since. with portions of the editorial which
initiated it yesterday into the X. n. ranks
The following is from the " inquirer" OF
July Goth:
Kentucky, the resting place of the lmmor,
tai Clay, would never insult the sacred
memory OF her noblest advocate, by casting
her twelve votes for Buchanan, who was
ever the co,cdrdiy and contemplate enemy
and slanderer OF the Sage of Ashland Sac.
american.
Come, General, that will hardly do You
are entirely too rough We have known
{" old Buck for long time, and this is the
first instance where we have heard him
charged with being cowardly and con-
tcmptibe enemy" of anybody. lie opposed
the sage of Ashland, but there was nothing
couardIy or contemplate in that opposition.
"Old Buck" is TN open, honest enemy, and
we don't like to see .him abused.-InQu'rer.
A slight change came DER the spirit of his
dream, August 2Sth-Listen:
What sort of President would that man
make who, after taking his high and lofty
position, proclaims that he is not the Chief
Magistrate of the Nation, but the represent
ative of the Cincinnati Convention llea-
ven protect us from so dire a calamity! 1t
wasr. James Buchanan who made so rash
promise Then it was the same man this
representative of the Cincinnati Convention
who treated HENRY CLAY so shametully.
1t was James Buchanan who saw Henry Clay
die regrettng the existence of base slam
der, without correcting it. even when he
had it in his power. And when we remem-
Der that Buchanan himself was the author
of the SANDER, his infamy grows too disgust
ing to contemplate.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

CLAY AT THE DEATH-BED oFJ q ADAMS.
In Colton's Life OF Henry Clay we ind
the following touching account OF visit to
the death bed of John Quincy Adams
. Sitting by his side, Mr.. Adams uncon-
scious of his presence, Mr. Clay took his
hand In one OF his. covered his own face
with the other, aud gave vent, as he could
not but 10 trem the sympathies of his own
nature. to the silent workings of his grief
Long had they toiled in the same field ia
common cause, for a common country and
they met. to part forever on this 81 lie the
grave-alread, parted. indeed. for the dy-
ing man was not aware sf the presence OF
his friend Communiea Of thought and OF
sentiment was at an cad. Mr. Clay wept,
We know not his thoughts. He retired from
the scene, without being able to say other
than in the silent language 81 his heart,
'Adieu, my friend as thou hast said. to
thee "THs Is THE LAST OF EARTH"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

EMBELLIsHEp--The os fronts of the San
Francisco Chronicle of the 9th, was en-
bellshed with two badly executed wood cut
busts of Fremont and Dayton. That of Ere
mont looks as though a train of cars had
passed over his head They will make u
more complete bnst with the same men in
November.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30
[ApvERTIsEMEsr.
RESOLUTIONS
.Adopted by the Fillmore Union C/us,
Or0riile, Butte County,

Or0riiie, Butte County.
Resolred, That in view of the magnitude
of the questions involved IN the preseat
canvass, We consider it the Imperative duty
of every American citizen to use his most
strenuous endeavors to secuYe the election
of those whose antecedeuts arG such as to lit
them to hold the reins of power at this most
cyentful crisis
ResoIr,d. That in Millard Fillmore we
recognize one of natures noblest works-an
honest man, an upright. sagacious states
man, whose every act in long career OF
public service has been marged 10y an hon
est desire to advance the interests OF the
whole Amerigaa people, aE1 va @ast cheer
fully ndorse his nomination and recommend
the ticket to all lovers of their country.
n s0ired, That in Andrew Jackson Don
elson we recognize an able, honest and in
corruptible statesman, we'll htted to hill the
Presidential chair in the United States Sen
ate
Res0lred, That in the present position Of
both the Democratic and Republican parties,
we can see no ray of hope Cor the termina-
ton of Sectional strife, that being the active
issue of both, as set forth by their works,
and that the only sure hope Of the patriot
and national man is the success OF Fillmore
and Doueisoa.
Resoired, That entertaining the most
| liberal and enlarged views as to the power
and duty of Congress to make internal I'M
provements of national character, both by
donations Of land and appropriations of mo-
| ney, aad looking upon the Atlantic and Pa
cifc Railroad as pre- emnently OF national
! Importance, and of vital moment to the IN
terests of California, we are in favor OF
govesAment making such advances and con-
cessiops as shall secure its speedy compile
tons thereby binding tho extremes of the
/ Union as by a chain of adamante.
Ressiued, That we will sustain Millard
Fillmore. as the man, above all others,
upon whom the friends Of the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad can rely, around whom all
lovers of the Union can rally With confidence
thai seetonl controversies will yield to ma
tipnal sentiment. and peace and harmony
be restored to . distracted country, and
that qaiet repose so needfnl for our we'll ber
ing Ms a nation of intelligent republicans
once agaia encirole our country, of w.ao.s
the statesman Henry Clay said, ." He has
administered the Executive Government
with signal success and ability"
ResoisGd, That as the leading Democratic
papers throughout the State have made
strong opposition to ths action Of the people
of San francisco, through their Vigilance
Committee, and have thereby created an
issue between their party and those fAvosa-
bic to the Committee. they have forced the
friends of the Committee into the adoption
of such policy as shall Illustrate any and
all attempts made by the Democratic party,
or any others, TO subject the i@iividuals to
criminal prosecution for any OF their acts
| towards the numerous bdilOt-60r Stnpers
or Meices they NAV have interfered with.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

RxMNvAA.~-The Democratic nominee Tor
Public Administrator Of this County having
sold ont anu removed to San francisco, we
have removed his name from the ticket,
deeming it necessary that Pablic Admin
istrator should be u resident of the county.
1t will be the duty of tho County Committee
TO place in nomination some person tes that
office.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

as~ A correspondent of the s. f. Chroni-
ole, writing from Marysvilie. says Know
Nothingism is dead and we'll nigh stinketh,''
Aint the correspondent mistaken about
the cause of the stencil The Know Nothings
may be dead, bat is 1t not the Republican
party that throws odor upon the political
breeze and Z" smells to Heaven
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

DaowNED..-ws learn that man was
drowned yesterday morning at McConnelFs
ferry. short distance below Oroville. lie
mounted q mule 10 assist in driving some
hogs, when the mule run into the river, ana
both were drowned. Our informant did not
learn the mans name, further than he was
a native of France.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

G.s- We are under obligations to Bob
O'Neal of the California Stage Co, for files
of Atlantic papers. delivered in advance OF
Expresses and maids. Also for other favors
30 this Office.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

~ Tom Cox, the Republican nominee
for Congress from The Northern portion of
the State, is the man who in 1854, introduced
resolution, into the PluMas County Con-
vention, instructing tAeir delegates to the
State Convention 10 sss oil honorable
means to defect the election Of d. c. Bro
derrick to the Il. s. Senate, Should he be
elected, he will doubtless Introduce reso-
luton iato Congress, compelling the Nor
mons to bald the Pacific Railroad, and Cali
fornians to have but one wife
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

THANKs.-To III. b Garnham, ESQ, for
Marysville Inquirer. San Francisco Caiifor-
man and Sun.
To the obliging Watson, for Marysville'
Sacramento and San Francisco papers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30
OrOyille Buchanan Club.

The regular meetings of this Club are held on
Thursday Evening of each week at the United states
ID. HARRIS, Rec. Sec'y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30
Regular Democratic County Nominations
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, 1t was resolved that
DemecraNc State Convention be called. to meet In
the city of Sacramento, ON TUESDAY, the 9lh DAY OF
SeDiemher next, for the purpose of nominating two
members of Congress, a Clerk al the supreme Court,
a Superintendent of Public Instruction, State Prison
Director. and four Presidential Electors
The State Central Committee suggest that Satur'
iay The 23d day of August, be the day selected by
The different counties for the election oi Delegates to
aid Democratic State Convention.
The following is the app0rtionment OF representa-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

Gsy- L o-day the great ex-Goxcrnor Foote
will hold forth to the Fillmore and Donelson
party He expects to get vote or two from
this county, to hoist him into the u Senate.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

Personal. Z. ID. Wheeler, Esq, OF
Marysville, dropped in upon us last evening
for quiet little chat. lie is confident of the
success of the Democracy in Yaba.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

"Theirs 1.-THE Republican, is n party of
principle, that lies at the foundation of its
organization. rs. f. ChrOnisie.
Exactly, and lies at the top too.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET The Re-
publican Convention, which assembled OF
Sacramento ON the cath, presented the fol-
lowing ticket. From the material Of which
it is composed, we presame it has been " sci
up" for the express purpose of being beaten
Mr.. Perkins was correct, when he told the
Convention in the course of some remarks
that he believed the Convention s. would pre-
sent such ticket as was never before pre-
sented to the people of California Here it is:
For Presidential Electors,
ALEXANDER BELL, of Los Angeles
F. p. TRACY, of San Francisco.
L. C. GUM, of Tuolumne.
C. S. ORMSBY, of III Dorado.
For Congress,
THOMAS con, of Plumas,
IRA p. RANKIN, of San Francisco.
For Clerk OF the Supreme Court.
CORNELIUS COLE, of Sacramento.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
j. NJ. BURLINGTON, of San Joaquin.
For State Prison Director.
MOSES ARMS, of Sonoma.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

f@-The story that MIR. Latham has re-
signed his post as collector of the Port OF
San Francisco is contradictsd, on the au-
thority of MIR. Latham himself.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

"Riot has been prevented or has been
suppressed. Vigilance Circalsr.
IS the gout prevents, or suppressss eorns'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 LII PERSONS holding Stock in the South Fea.
"a tber Water Co., who have f,iled to pay their
assessments, hereby n0iiaed thai unless said mr.
rearages paid in full within tarty days from the
date hereof, such shares of stock, or 80 many OF
thern aS will be necessary To satisfy said arrearages
and accIuing cost, viii be sold auction TO the high
est bidder. ut the Eagle Hotel, Forhestown, ON
Wednesday lst day OF october next. at II O'Clock A.
NJ, In the manner prescribed by Statute.
By Order vi the Trustees.
}. WARREN MASON. secy.
ForhestovD. Aug. - 1856. a29,d
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

PERsoNAL.-Amongst the arrivals in
towR last evening. we notice Major Hidwell,
Capt, Wright and Nr. Hall. of Chico,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30
CATHOLIC SERVICE

win be performed in oroville. "n Sunday oo
morrow at 10 o'cIock, A. NJ, by the Rev Peter
Nagagnola of Marys,ille at the house of Mr. Haw'
K MS, on Mon,gomer' ~ire''
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

Deras AND MEpl,IsEs-lf!o wish fine article,
nj a fair price, 60 the 0rovile Drug store, on ho"'
gomery street, near the Orleans Hotel a"g--
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30
FILLMORE UNION CLUB.

The Regular Meetings of the Fillmore 'ho"
Club will be he'd on every Tuesday ana frlda!
evenings, at the CLUB ROOM. in the U. s. Hotel
oup2. f. 9. AYRES, Secretary.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-22
RENEVALENCE

We do not think a person eyinceS a more benev-
olent trait of character than being moved at the
distress and suffering of others, and furthermore,
anxious to do all in their power to alleviate by
every possible means human suffering. In this
view of the case, we do not know how the humane
and benevolent can do an action more in accordance
with their philanthropic views, than by calling the
attention of their afflicted friends and acquaintan-
ces to the fact, that DR.. S. Hance, of los Baltimore
street, Baltimore, Md, has discovered a prepara-
ton, which is put up in the form ofa pill, that mas
a specific action of curing Epilepsy, or falling fits,
spasms, cramps, and all forms of nervous diseases.
Among those who have been permanent ly cured,
we might mention a member of the family of
James Il. Hudle, Huntsville, Alabama; Mr.. M. P.
Sledge, Cabin Point, Surry county, Va, and Mr..
W. P. Lyon, Grenada, Mississippi. We might go
on enumerating a number of others, until we had
entirely filled up this column of our paper; but we
think we have said sufficient to satisfy every person
that the subject under consideration is one of vital
Importance to every one. Reader!if you are awell
man or woman, and have no need of q remedy, per-
haps you know some person EFo is not equally bles-
sed as yourself, if so, cut out this notice, and send it
to him or her. 1t will cost you but little trouble, and
probably it will make you instrumental in curing
some poor, afflicted mortal of that dreadful vista
ton, Epilepsy, or falling sickness.
DIR. Hance sends his pills by mail, free of pos
tage, to all parts of the world, on the receipt of a
remittance. His prices are one box, So two, S.
twelve, $24. We have given his address above.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-22
MARRIED.

In the Methodist Church in this City, on
the 9th inst, by Rev. N. F. Reid, Rev. S. r.
Traywick, of Wake, and Miss Bette Alley,
of Petersburg.
At Ocracoke, Hyde County, October Cd,
by Rev. John Jones, Rev. Isham II. Hill, of
the North Carolina Conference, to Miss Eu-
genia Wahab, of Hyde.
At the residence of the brides father, in
Randolph County, on the 7th inst, by Rev.
j. B. Afford, Rev. R. G. Barrett, of Sails
bury, and Miss P. E. Robbins, of Randolph.
In WiIkesboro', on the 7th inst, by Rev.
j. N. Barker, Mr.. w. W. Hutchinson and
Miss Elizabeth Needham, daughter of Mr..
Jesse Needham all of Wilkesboro'.
In Plymouth. N. G., on the 7th inst, by
Rev. James L.. Fisher, Mr.. Daniel T. Cara
way, of Newberne, to Miss Sarah f. Ben
nett, of former place.
In Plymouth, N. c., on the 9th inst, by
the same, at the residence of VIM. I'll. Bate
man, Esq, Mr.. Matthew S. Fulford, of Nor
folk, Va, to Miss Mary Ann Smith, Of for
mer place.
In Gates county, at the residence of Will
liam Cross, Esq, on the 10th inst, by the
Rev. c.. Jordan, Mr.. John 7. Morgan to Miss
Sarah Williams.
In Iredell county, on the 23d Sept, at the
residence of Mr.. N. F. Steele, by Rev. B. S.
Krider, DR.. H. A. Hill, to Miss j. Isabella
Holman, daughter of the late Wilson Hol-
man.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-22
Yours,
Oct. 9, 1856.

Railroad Morality. Through the
Atlanta Intelligencer, we learn that
Col. Spurlock, the new Superintendent
of the Western Atlanta Railroad, with
the advice and consent of the Govern
or, has determined to offer premiums in
cash, to be paid at the end of every
three months in addition to their regu-
lar pay, to a certain class of operatives
on the Road, including conductors and
engineers, who abstain from ardent
spirits and from gambling.
CONVICTED OF MURDER.-At Randolph Su-
perior Court, Judge Pearson presiding, AL,
exander Hooker, a young man about % years
of age, was convicted of numbering John
Chavis, a married man, who had seduced the
prisoner sister under the most aggravated
circumstances The verdict of murder, Gre
ated an intense excitement, and a petition
to the Governor for a pardon, was signed by
the Judge, the Grand Jury, members Of the
bar, Of the court and spectators present.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-22

BaS- The Age" speaks right out its hon.
est sentiment upon all subjects within the
scope of its purpose and design. Being born
in the South and educated in the South, and
national in sentiment, its Editors have now
and then spoken plainly concerning incendi-
airy publications and the lying, abusive Abo-
lition sheets Of the North, at which some of
our old friends, Ia this State, have taken ter
rible umbrage, cut our acquaintance by stop
ping the Spirit and sent North for papers
more congenial to their views. Prescription
for opinions sake is a small game, no matter
upon which of the thousand strings" it is
played. We have not heard whether those
who discontinued their papers upon the
grounds above indicated expected the "Age"
to die of fits i~nstanter, or not, but suppose
they did. We say to them,-" Gents, the
Age is still ahoat, and sink or swim, live or
die, we shall pursue the same fearless course
as Of yore: True to the S~outh-ytrne b the
Union-true to the Temperance Fcauses and
may God defend the Right p
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-22

ms- Davis Pain Killer gives Universal Salts
faction.-Dear Sir: In justice to this valuable med
icine, I must say, that l have never sold an article
which gives such universal satisfaction to all who
have used it. Ihave never had a medicine which
has met with anything like such a rapid sale as
your Pain Killer, and its virtues are the topic of
conversation in many places in this vicinity. I
have recommended it fok the cure of fever and ague.
and warranted it, and it has cured cases in twenty
four hours. IT conclusion, let me say, that wher.
ever it has been introduced into a family, it is re-
garded as an indispensable medicine, and is kept
constantly on hand. W. W.. ROBERTS.
La Port, Ind.
This certifes that 1 was afflicted with ague and
chill fever for several years. I was persuaded te
try Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer-I tool
part of a bottle, and was perfectly cured hay,
not had a child since beginning with this medicine
My sister being afflicted, applied the same remedy
and found almost immediate relief, and has fell
none of the ague symptoms since.
JESSE WILLIAMS, Perrysburgh. Ohio.
The Pain Killer is soldbyP P. F.. Pescud, Raleigh
Thos. j. Patrick, Greensboro; Lucas l. Moore
Goldsboro'; George R. French, Wilmington, an
by Druggists, Groeers and Medicine Dealers ger
orally.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-22
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1 Mrs. Lydia NJ Per-
~, Powelton, Texas DIR. John Jones, Au-
burn A G Ledbetter, New Garden Saml.
Parham, Oxford SIS Thos. Henderson, Wa
ter Proof, La. c Wilson, jr., Caldwell Mrs.
w F Lloyd, Miccosuki, Fla. Tt Whitaker,
Trenton Rev. d Crooks, Lincolnton John
NJ Bivins, Albemarle John L Conner, Match
ez Mrs. Hannah Apple, Summers Mill +;
w Med Maultsby, Whitesville !; II L Muse.
Carthage John II Webb, Tally Ho; H W
Stone, Henderson VIM. Floyd, Crichton's
Store E P George, Charlotte /; S. W T
Kennedy, Kinston Isaac n Rich, JAS. Beau
champ, Pennington N Norton, jr., Stony
Point; B E Cook, jr., WarrentGn Miss Ann
Currie, Lumber Bridge B j Gabriel, Danl.
Haskell, Capt. John Sabiston, George w
Dees, Beaufort; S. I w Myers, Sumterville.
Ala. +; S E Stowe, Yorkville w D Rountree,
Wilson Sc Benz. c Gee, louisville S G
Lindsey, Columbus, Ga John F Fort, Lilies
vile Martin Fry, Jos. Gault, Jacobs Fork
JOS. Neale, Vim. N Blackburn, Danbury
Hiram johnson, Hadley's Mills Miss Mag
gle A Reid, I B Boushall, Forestville S.
Miss Mollie Powell, Pleasant Hill, La. j
A Pritchett, Greensboro /; ] j Billiard, d S
Billiard, Ellisville j j Mobiles, Greenville
JOS. Lawrence, TarborO' SIS ] w Stribling
Fair Play, S. c.; Alfred Moore, Henry n
Hines, Kinston j B Leggett, Reedy Creek
+ Ford, F~lodysyille NJ Fry, Marion G Ii
NJ S Williams, Harris X R5ads; Mrs Eliza
beth Hicks, Louisburg /; Jasper Scarboro
RolesVille.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-22
NOTICE.!
To INV Friends and Customers.

II HAVE just returned from the North, and I am
now receiving my Fall and Winter Goods, and
feel assured / can please all who favor me with a
call, both in quantity and price. I have a fine as
sortment of Cloths. Cassimeres and Vestings to be
made to order, and in all cases a fit war; anted.-
Also q good stock of Ready Made Clothing and
Furnishing Goods of the very latest styles. Hats,
Caps, &C., in fact any thing worn by gentlemen,
can be found at the establishment, except Boots and
Shoes.
Those who intend visiting the State Fair. and
members of the Legislature, and every body else,
are respectfully invited to call and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as I think 1 can
4 do as well, if not a little better than any body else,
as my terms are entirely CASH. Ny motto is small
profits and quich sales. Don't forgetto call at the
same old stand, formerly occupied by J. ]. Biggs
& Co.
J. Il. BIGGS.
! Raleigh, Oct 9, 1856. "A