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| New York, July 90, 1855. 254 Seven Avenue.
o.. WOOD 4 CO., Poprietors No. 3i2 Broadway,
New York, and ia Market street 81. LOUIS Missouri
| SCOTT L BROOKS, Montpelier, Agents. 2yl
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n. ID. SOnlcs Il sons.

Dealers In
Furniture, Sgfas. Chairs, Mattresses, Look.
ing Glasses, &c,
Nos. l64 Commercial and l4l Fulton streets, Boston,
County orders solicited und promptly alteniudto.
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PARKER. WHITE g. GANNETT.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Agricultural implements q Machines

Of al kinds,also, Grass Field and Garden Seeds Peru
wan 1uano super phosphate Of Lime, and Fruit Trees
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.DESU HTESM!

JESUHTHSM!
THE CATHOLIC LETTERS,
Addressed to n Young Kinsman about TO
Join the Church of Rome.
E. HAsKErr DERBY. ESQ.
In one volume, ~ mo. Piice Is cents.
These Letters, cow ring th8 whole Ca,hlc question,
ar without doubt the most able and learned resume of
this subject given to the world.
The arguments and the conclusions mastery and
Irresistible aud s'ran IL may foi eminent
lawyer leave Blackstone iud Coke, aud for time.
benh the whole energies Of his min l. with that keen
gacity peculiar the legal profession, to exhaustng
research among the tones Of the Fathers of Theology
still the service which he has rendered to the Of
truth and the fact that hs ahors resulted in changing Tor
lite the Course Of behaved kinsman, who would other
wise have ,ned the Church Of Rome will be cause
for gratitude.
One Of the merits of the rk is spirited evsw of
Bunsep Iowson. Couy brare Miner, and other modern
writers, and ell digssed argument the planting Of
the Church in Britain by ST. Paul befure the Roman Pom
tifcate was founded
Rev. Dr. Peabody, in note to Mr.. Derby, after careful
reading of piouf sheets, the following language:
"yuur nan argument, scema so me, Is To the point
and whelmngy conclusive. hope, and do not doubt
that will do much good, wnle Is h,noable to you
both AS paTeid and scholar"
We believe this work is destined To become
TEXT BOOK FOR pRoTEsTANTs.
A wade mecum of unanswsribe Arguments against the
falseh,Ods of R0manism.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29
u S f.
DR.. CLOUGH'S
COLUMBIAN PILLS.

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The IN 81 dele tie circnm$tunces Every trial gains
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California has been called the land Of promiseit is now
fully entitled that appelaon the discovery OF an herb
in that country not only promises but really places health
within the reach Of all The California Herb Pills will be
found upon trial. Of the most valuable and efficient
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Burr, Foster L. Co., Boston, Wholesale Agents.
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% Winter Street.
CORSET'S!
VERY, VERY, CHEAPi
For sale at
ADAMS VVAREROOysS.

Removed Trim Washington street)
Owing to the ntinual demand all through the pas
season for their peculiarly easy fitting CORSETS they
have been Induced to order largely and now would offer
The FRENCH English and German COrets Mt
cd how prices, together with all the beautiful varieties of
AIRS. ADAMS own French made BOdicrs, which are now
too well known and appreciated to need comment Il
being the Intention Of Mis-. A. 10 sell all the Corsets TINT
are TO he sold in Boston this spring. owing to the prices she
would beg that ladies' will bear ia IN nj that as winter
street, is the only place where Mrs. Adams is to be
found being the impress sion with some ne rsons tina,
she still has store, or Corset Ware room in her old
neghhorhood her desire is to guard her customers from
such mistake.
Inquire If the Boston New York Customs who is tile
most extensive importers Of Chises in the States They
will tell you GEO. w. ADAMS, of rs Winter street.
This Establishments conducted most literally low
price principles, and is at all times prepared anu amply
vogue One the other of this House is in Europe Gun
Quoting the manufacturing and shipping the goods this
country-tese facilities aordi the means to sell mneh
less than others in The business, together with deter
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high priced goods at very fraction Of profit. | is well
known that Mrs Adams has long zen ut the head Of her
profession, having had during thirty years. much OK
periencr aud opportunity for cuIiviing business talent in
the best French and English schools also she being the
| hrst woman Daientee in America. The celebrated AD
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IN need of this article will please make personal appca
iI"ns as abb We -
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Dealers can be supplied with Mrs. Adairs' French
Bu-ts for the exhibition of COrses. They may alsI he
furnished with her French uetlli c cuts for ADVERTISING
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First Premium, Mair-xVOrk.

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PAFsT'N ElhS &EEERs NOTICE.
PARTNERSHIP has been this day formed between II,
llerrick & J. c. Page, III the Boot Shne and Rubber
business, under the title II lerrick 4 Page,
II. HERRICK.
J. c. PAGE,
Nonllrar, March, 30. 1856.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

WAsnIseroN.-A telegraph dispatch was
received here to-day which states that COL
lision had taken place between the United
States authorities and the Free States men by
which the turn Of Laurence was destroy'd
and number Of persons 'oere killed.
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Garden of the World:
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VIM. A. ORCUTT, No. II Cornh;n Ro,,on
Splendid Double DahIias

AVNDRC
HOVEY d. CO., ...7 Merchants Row Bos,on
Offer for sale large and superb collection of these SNOWY
flowers, at 81 10 50 per Dozen Also, Towering plants Of
Catalogues gratis.
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New York, May Il, 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

A New Town Our fellow towasman Mr.
Fl X Myers, showed MS a plan of town
that has just been laid out near the White
hall ranch on the MarysvilIe and Forbes.
town road on the divide between the Reath
es and Yuha rivers. Surrounding the ground
on which Ihe town is laid out, is large ex
tent Of dry diggiugS that are soon to be sup
piled with water from "A branch Of the Forbes
town ditch.
The town has been named Highland an,
a plan of it can be seen at Mr.. Scott, oul
County Surveyors Office
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

OUR STEAMER.-We learn from Jabe
Sawin, who was in Hamilton yesterday, that
Capt. Lindley was at that place when he
lett with steamboat engaged in removing
the s'ags and other obstructions ia the rv-
er, preparatory to navigating it the coming
winter. This is very wise and we'll timed
undertaking for the river is as low or lower
now, than it has been Cor long while, aud
repairs can now be made much more easily
than at any other time.
We are assured that the first rise of the
river will certainly be the occasion for our
town to be visi ed by steamboat, and ia.
deed there is no reason in the world why
sach should not be the case. This is tn,
only mining town in the State capable O.
being approached by steamboats,.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

THEATRE LAST NIGHr-The Fairy Troupe
played again last night toa full house of de-
lighted auditors. The Fairies are indeed ap-
propriately named, and their singing and
dancing are charmingly beautiful. The per-
formance Of Miss Blodgett on the ACCORDION,
and her jig dancing, are better than any
thing of the kind we have witnessed in many
day. Sweet is most expressive and
proper title for the dailng little creature
that bears that name. and by proper train
ing she will eventually become a most ac-
comrlished dansuese. The afterpiece went
off very well, Miss Finn, Mr.. McGowan and
Lew Rather sustaining their characters ad-
mirably They present splendid bill for
tonight.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

A THOUSAND THANKS, to our apprecia-
tive friend, who sent us the communication
directed to the Sub Ed. of Butte Record"
We were dumfounded with astonshment on
perusing its contents, and clapped our
hands with JOY at the kind, welcome news
it contained IF the generous donor would
but give heed to the precepts it contains. he
might dispense with his ShOtecdry Pop, and
the assistance of his medical friends, and
throw himself at once upon his own resour-
Cos for livelihood.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
KI.YI GATHERING The Know Nothings

kIYI GATHERING The Know n othings
had n very respectable gathering last eve-
ming, to listen to the Speech of Mr. b. Z.
Whitman Esq, one Of the Ki-Yi nominees
for Member of Congress. He is good
looking young man. and makes toleraoIy
fair speech. having committed Gov. Foote'S
harangue to memory; "mule team" and all.
1t is a matter of surprise to us how any man
possessing moderate share OF common
sense, as we presume Mr.. Whitman does.
can stand up before reading and intelli
gent audience, aud assert that each steamer
arriving from the east, brings intelligence
which renders it certain that both Fremont
and Filmore's chances of election are supe-
rior to those Of Buchanan The untornate
lunatic in our insane asylum, who repre-
sents himself as Jesus Christ. has some ex-
cuse for his assertion, for he is insane but
we know not what excuse could be urged in
favor of man aspiring TO Congressional
honors, who talks quite AS wildly concerning
political matters. Mr.. Whitman touched
very giDgerly on the Republicans-wouldn't
offend the sensibilties of any gentleman by
calling them BLACK Republicans lie evil
IDENTIFY hopes to receive fair proportion
of the Black Republican votes. lie said the
Know. Nothings had an enemy in the Demo
cratic party-that gallant old party whose
name is synonymous with the American
according to Mr.. Whitman
was the enemy o. the contemplate and frag.
mentary, oath bound institution. lie was
right tor once. The Democracy are opposed
to his dark lantern concern lie was in
favor of the compromises Of 1850, and of the
people of the territories forming their own
institutions, but opposed the repeal of the
deprived the people of the right to form
their own in certain territory. A fine posi-
ton for a Congressman, truly! The whole
affair was the most dull and spiritless Of the
season. One ardent X. n. got a sore lung
in the endeavor to raise II cheer during Mr.
Whitman's speech. There was faint dem
onetIulioh Wheu Hc usCeHucu tlhc Stauu, anu
tremendous applause when he retired, as he
recited quotation from Webster's Union
speech. The meeting was also addressed by
Messrs. Jaynes and Pitzer. The three
speakers together occupied about one hour
and half, aud closed ut quarter to nine
o'clock. There were just thrtyone per-
sons on the ground, as MIR. Pizter closed his
speech.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

TELEGR .PH To ORovII LE.--Col Stockton
and our fellow citizen Vim. Gwin, Esq, are
engaged in procuring stock for telegraph
from this city to 0roville. Mr. Gwin is one
of our most enierprising citizens and is au
fat IN telegraph matters, and Col Stockton
is an old aud well known Californian There
is no liue OF telegraph that would pay bet.
ter than the one proposed. so thai Ms an in.
vestmeut. independent of the convenience,
it would pay handsomely. We were shown
the lis. yesterday. and were pleased to no.
tice the names of a number of our most prom.
inent citizens as subscribers. We hope to
see the undertaking succeed -Ezprsss.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

HURRAH For OLD PIKE!--By the late
advices from Missouri, We ascertain that
Col A. W. Doniphan, Judge Leonard, Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court, Judge Gam
bic, Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court,
and Hon. Henry S. Geycr, U S Senasor
from Missouri, who defeated Bentoni in 1850
all old line wings, have declared for Buchan-
an and the Cincinnati Platform.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

THANKS. We are indebted to Mr.. Garn-
ham Of the Periodical Depot, for a miniature
steel engraving OF that glorious old states
man James Buchanan The engraving is
beautifully executed ,and printed on omboss.
cd paper surrounded by gold margin
Mr.. Garnham, has also received letter pa
per and envelopes illustrated with the Wis
ages of the three presidential candidates.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
Pertinent 20 the llama.

That portion Of the Know Nothing Plat.
form which declares that their organization
was formed upon the ruins of the old wbig
party, which had become too corrupt to
longer maintain its existence, should be
read by ''Old line Wings" before they .Go
IN blind" for the Know Nothing nominee for
the Presidency. Mr. Fillmore was nomina-
ted by "fragmentary organization" which
had arisen, as their platform asserts, upon
the cOrruptions and ruins of the whig party
which they now invoke to their aid. lie
was nominated by minority of the States
of the American Union, and should every
State which remained in that Convention,
cast its vote for Fillmore, he would still fail
to be elected
Under these circumstances, it is necessary
for the '-Fragmentary organizatio which
nominated him, TO secure outside aid. Ia
Indiana, they have secured it by fusion
with the Black Republicans, whereby the
Fillmore men and. the Black Republicans
unite upon, and vote for the same electoral
ticket. If this is not playing it low down,
then we are not q judge ofpolitcoi manou-
vreing. Should the "Filmore men he as
numerous in Indiana as they arc in Maine,
every Fillmore man" in that State will
prove himself as good Black Republican a.
Garrison himself. Since this fusion has
been formed in Indiana. every Fillmore man
in California. may consider himself equally
as good as a Black Republican Hooser
Notwithstanding this "fragmentary organi-
zation," are thus casting their vo ties for
Fremont in Indiana, they still expect to see
the Southern States sustain them and vote
for their Union" candidase. They have
united with Fremont's forces, and now Hur-
rah for "Filmore and their Union with the
Black Republicans
The Fillmore "fragmentary organization"
has struck another lead, by which they ex-
pect to make few votes for their Know
Nothing nominee and platform They have
lately held "Whig Convention, )" composed
VI "N"oSio Va WV A'"S SihcHtdiy OISdHlLh
ton and have resolved to support the X .
n nominee for the Presidency What "0ld
Line Wing" who is not member of the
Know Nothing order, would vote for man
presented by those who declare that Old
line e.whgs were too corrupt to maintain
their organization Where were these "Old
Wings" who composed that Convention,
when the Know Nothings and Democrats
we're the only parties in the field Active
members of the kuow-Nothing order, pre-
siding in Wigwams, and directing midnight
crusades against oar citizens of foreign
birth. They now style themselves "Old
line Wings" with the hope of influencing
those who still revere the name of Clay and
Webster, and believe in the ncorruptbilty
of the old Whig party; to vote for their X
N. nominee. This operation, and their un.
ion with the Black Republicans of Indiana
and Iowa is to secure the entire vote of the
south, and thus elec. their nominee What
do southern Wings think of it What do
national minded wings from whatever sec.
ton of the Union think of it II they are
willing to endorse the fusion of the Know.
NothngSin Indiana and iowa, then let them
vote for Mr. Fillmore, who cannot carry a
single State in the Union.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, tss
COUNTY OF BUTTE.
COUNTY COUKT-AT CHAMBERS,

I
OROvLLLE, October n le56.
IN THE NATTER OF HoRACE REYNOLDS
il an ln>.sxenl Dubi9r'
In purs,sa of oys-, ma ls on the 2lst day of
Oc;uber, $50 in lhe County COuFG CT said "ouni. by
the Jud.,. thereof. the tion. j. h, \. LkHkS,
Notice hereby gwen Ia The creditors Ot the said
insovtDt Diet Tor HoIaCe Reynolds, To he and appear
before the Judge OF the County Cou ia and Tor SAID
county. the Hon J. T.. n l. wis, at the COur house,
at UrovIiIe. IN said cUanty, OH Monday The 2Hh da!
of No ealher, A. d. lS.6, at 20 O'Clock. A. NJ. the
same being the Il II dny " the N"SsmUe7 Erm ol
said Colrt. then and there a. show vatse. If any ,
why the rater ot sad i1svlSeSt dvblor should nO'
be granted u an gmFDeBt o his estate be mace
and he be discharged from his debts aud lEibnItleS
As un iuSoVent debtor.
uue-s my haud and the Seai Of said GSaEi
affixed, this he 2ist day Sf October, A. ID
,r.. n'''' MILES CHAPLIN, County Clerk,
By a DARRAcu, Deputy
tr vile October ~. l-an. o2l td
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

Ns.- The Adrian Watchtower says that
three hundred Germans of the town Of
North Bend, Indiana, who had intended to
vote for FIemont. have now determined to
support Buchanan.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

RoBBERY.-We were Informed yesterday
by Capt. Arthur, that Mr.. Alonzo Gilman,
of the Montezuma claim, had been robbed of
large amount of money which was in his
cabin near the claim. Immediate search
was made for the suspected parties, but
with what success We have not been able to
learn.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

Sss~ The Salisbury (N CO. Banner Of the
18th ult contains letter from the Hon.
ID. NJ Barringer, formerly whig Nember of
Cong ess and NJ mister to Spain. in which
he announces his intention to support Mr.
Bnchanan
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
MINERS CANDIDATE
rOR.JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

NIX FkEUEKiCh n. stiilil announces nInisell
as u Candidate ior Justice of the Peace Tor OphIi
Township. ut The coming election. The principle,
that will guide me, are, eAp ssed ia the woIds
Andrew Jackson, Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
With that issue will abide the result.
ola Yours. with respect, r n. SMITH.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
FOR CONSTABLE.

The friends of JOHN tLLl\ AN announce him
a. "a candidate lor Constable vi Uphir Township NJ
The ensurng election, sutJec 10 the Democratic
Convention. o-O
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

GAMBLING.-Mr. Swaripger was arrested
and brought before Justice E! !iiott on com
plaint OF Me>srs. Watson g. McDermott, on
charge OF illegal gaining He was tried by
jury and honorably acquitted.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

W. A town meeting was held at New
Haven, CT, on the 2Oth ult., for the chcice
of Assessors. The Democrats elected all
their officers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
ron >ORoNER
DIR. j. II. BROWN.

NsQ.. Hon. MILTON S. LATHAM, and
Hon. THO'S. J. HENLY, will address the
Democracy of Oroville, on the Evening of
October 9th.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

Depot" las just received Blank Deeds OF every va
riety. Call and zee them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
DEMOCRATIC STATE TItKET.

FoR PRESIDENTIAL KLKCToRs,
AUGUSTIN OLlyERA, GEO. FREANOR.
J. DELLA TORRE, A. c. BRADFORD
FOR CONGRESS-.
CHARLES l.. SCOTT, of Tuolumne
JOSEPH G. McKIBBEN,..... of Sierra
iEoR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
CHARLES S. FAIRFAX,........of of Yuba.
yoR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INsTRUoTToS
ANDREW J. M0ULDER, of San Francisco.
Regular Democratic County Nominations.
FOR MEMBERS or ASSEMBLY.
JAMES S. LONG,
III. j. MORRISON.
UoR ASSESSOR,
JOHN II. LILLARD.
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR,
A. G. MORSE.
ron >ORoSER
DIR. J. u. BROWN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
kOI, CONSTABLE.

The friend. OF j. lOGnA. oI Orovillc, propose
him rs u Candidate Tor the Office ol COust.b,c tul
Uplnr township. uc4G'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

The friends ol MtMAL>ON, the SPRINKLER. an
nounce hs name candidate Tor the otfSr OF { ON
stable OF pphir lhown>hI;. al the cumng eicotl,n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

The friends oi Nr. A. e. BRoWS, would respect.
fully announce him a. candi dte for the Office a
Justice oi the Pea ~ Ior Uhir Township.
MANY VOTERS
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
NOTICE ,

The friends of T.. ". S1tLES, of Spanishtown,
rcpose 10 eject him Justice oi lie Peace oi Oregon
Tow dshIp, al The cnsuiIS election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
FOR JUSTICE OF III. PEACE

J. L. ELLlUI ANNOUNCES himself as "a eanuIda
for election the Office of Justice OF The Peace io
Jphir Township
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
EuI, AN\SlAELE.

TOM NALL, of Spanishtuwn, is n Candidate
for Constable OF Oregon Tow hohil al the ensuing eI,c-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
FOR JUSllLE UF IllE PEACE.

JOHN Il. kELlCli announces himself as II candi-
date Tor Justice of tie Peace for Nyahdottc Town
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

Lhe ir.nds oi j. q. la" Ton, Jk., hereby all
nounce him as candidate for Justice Of the Peac,
Tor Ophr township, subject to the Nomination of th
DemUcTal,c Convention olU'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
FOR CONSTABLE.

d. II. Thompson, the peoples lndependen
candidate for Constable, Tor Jphir Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
FOG CONS STABLE

H. W. CA LkON announces himself rs cand
date for Constable oi ophr lo"Dshp, subject to Ia
nunlna alton ui the Democratic unyehton. oclI