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IrlRE DEPARTMENT-THE TREASURER OF THE
Pre- Department thankfully acknowledges the receipt ~
ne hundred dollars BY the hands OF wsam Bbblu, Esl
ronai0u from Directors ~ sx,h Avenue Raroad-accom
panied with The following comruric aticn,-
JOHN s. 0rLEs, Treasurer.
xsw yoHx, NOV. I, 1850.
NEw IoRK Oct. l. 1865.
ions O. Ours TREASURER Nrw YoRK FIRE DEFAnrsESrs-
DEAR Sii- Enclosed please ind check for 500 donation
rom Directors OF sixth Avenue Railroad 10 the widow and
orrhan fund Of thc New York Fire Department
precision Of feeling for the exerons Of he Fire Department
ng property from destruction by the
tight of the 10Th ut Permit me 70 submit The following
luton of the Board.--
meeting q Board Of Directors OF the Sixth Avenue
Railroad Company, held At iheir depot Sept 1855
Of Mr. George b. Howell wss resolved that the thanks
returned b the Fire Department the city Of
New Yort their efficient services In aiding the officers OF
this company in projecting It's properly from the
their depots the night Of the 9th u and that Mr. Ebb
the superintendent be authorized 10 forward contribution
On ono hundred dollars the benevolent fund Fire
Department slight evidence Of their appreciation Very
respectfully, NM EbBlTI.
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nEARRYING TOO LATE.
M d, APPLETON 90. s4S and sas Broadway, New
YORK. WIZ pa0A'as % al SssnhseY roo LATE,
By GEoRGE WooD,
Author of " Peter Schenih In America One volume limo

iork, VIII pupnsn on 5aturdAy,
A0n'' e''F Se'e1 soeh A 81 one volume '"0
erThe and descent kgh-Dangsrs Propinquy
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Arsylss Eseossoe. his early tIaves!s arrive
at home-They visit Medas nunnery- Of Mr. Ar
EsasSr A,syss iaissisx viz liz SsssIss Essssis,
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9sRee Ms. Ivy y was ~.
Doyle's story coninuedHer ME in London-The Argyle
pearance in Charch-The Rev Doctors sermon-The
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jewes@coan konai reaches New York conversaiIon
a. the Club House corning Count Monad and his suite
quarreiAn accident Details IrsyisGedas 4ethoi Of
Count Sontadi Courts summer at Se%port0 Ills
second Winter in New York with eclat and
aSss es,Se
The q The Endheda licked out night y h
Montad leaves for parisMr argyle and Media 20 to Hose
poan, persenases arrive IN New YORK and produce much
unexpected chansesMeda deserted by her husbandMr
meeting at Mr. Arsyes~ last sabbath in New York
Duncan Dis husband in the Rev Doctor Timothy Todgood
The last days of Media.
BY ID. APPLETON CO.,
MRS kIRKLAHD's MANNERS or WAsHISGToS. illustrated
THOUSAND PLEASANT THINGS. Selected from Notes and
Queries
THE souvESrER FRIENDSHIP. Christmas and New
Years book. Svo.
TIE TOKEN 1857
TIE MIcNIoSETrE FOR 1857.
NOVEL, by ms River, lady NV c. Rives, Of yr-
gnia.
The PoEInY or COUNTRY LIFE. Beautifully lusraedwl;h
original designs
TuE ANCIENT MARINER, by Coeridge. Illustrated in the
style of Gray's Elegy
RECORDS or rBE HEART, and other Poems. Illustrated.
A edition of the IoSoGRAPH ESlcIorgDA. vols
TINES On MAID, by Emile Girardin / VOL. l6Ino.
A NEW JUVENILE by Cousin Alice
SEpcExoRE A Juvenile BY Mrs. Richards.
BURNS CycroPEDIA OF SERMONS, vol Svo,
Halls COMMENTARY GOSPELS. 2vos, f2no.
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DARE CHANCE FOR BOOK BUfEks.-HEsShs.
IL EVANS CO. have Just received splendid stock Of
new standard popular books Having bought largely
At the Naw Ysrk and Philadelphia trade sales, We art
determined give customers better than b.
hsd elsewhere We shall sell many books as less Ia
usual prices and in ahall gin WORT
from IS 500 viii DO delivered purchaser e.
each book At the time i n sold New books received soon
sN Included the Hills Of the shatemuc 81 Is with gin All
books warranted and perfect Catalogues of books
address application By mail Greai Inducements otter
ed 10 agents. EVANS 4 CO.. 400 Broadway
References-D Appleton Co, BAG and 34s Broadway
Derby Jackson, III Nassau street. New York: Philip
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NJ LEvETT's NEW AND IMPROVED ATMOSPHERIC
W. pressure plates for artificial teeth for their
eased rmnes n position power q mascaucn and very
sup the ordinary suction plates well adapted for the
continuous gum. " s really worth The attention of hoc
wearing requiring artificial teeth examine This improve
usn engaging elsewhere Teeth by the be
unmhng procerss and every Improvement OF the day D.
LhvETT, dentist No u Waverley place, Broadway.
fsabiehed is35.
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pErJfsrRy.--pR X. q. DURKIr, CANAL NEAR
~ vsrsc strce-od number 17s new A'-tnvites attention
" his long suecesful experience Daily operations with
me and harmless benumbinx sSentpreventng spss
Prices moderate
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RNoRy STATE GUARD, BROADWAY HOUSE, so.
"A vember 5. lS6-hep rts having been circulated and
rubsbed the q that the State Guard captain johnson
III Fy nfh Regiment about Outstanding connect them
with the Sevcah Regiment National Guard &c Sc
duty 20 refe al sch reports being enirtiy
ythou, fou, daon. corps pre~dn being a
rorhlne than other time since s oranlxs
ton. BY order OF FRED. 9. SAkLEY, President.
! A. " CNDERHiIf- Secretary
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AOACAASs
no, 10 .aE y E4yy BILLS
moved are yiii.nous numsnS u. srea, remedy FIR
siasd 4 he ola sns.. No Division sssss Where Ss.
sa q he I'll s ~hss al. s ; s %
sas S ss Z destroy .sys s The i s Ss
~ tween Seventh and Eighth Streets specialists in dlsesss
ice 81 ms oss
q Isael. Sufferer, d 9uIxBfs ladies' monthly pills
~ plus ultra Of yensresl medicines bueq airss 70 be
p.s1 70 4, meet .h sa.sr. and Dr.
ssr re.srd o. MOO Any .ho aer proper
sry cs. .ss se c1ssPnss. !: = csn fsSss ~Ss
o"s g
a, c.as on Dr. was soa %s n s~
e' s g. os ;sS c. sss sss ass so
eas, Of broadway
DR. LANNON'S PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL.
advertised remedies and shows DE superiority OF The sailors
lures aiset &c lie cures ali such diseases a q Msrcsr
HRf9f sas Sgpsss = SehS .d mSe iSs ~
scsdoeurrer dc. Esas uns stats zei,ang, Day BOOK.
DR; wArsoN's NEW woRE-"rnE CAUSE AND
aud premature exhaustion with debility Induced BY
aa q So SS @s ossss s w "a s %
ment fully explained illustrated By anssoues.
Diseases Price 81 To be had q The susSor who nay BE-
consued conadenay At IS walker street, few doors west
nR. RAI.PH's OFFICE HOURS, . TO u A. T., TO
~ r M Sunday excepted, 63s Houston st. near woosAr
DR cooPEl, 10 y puAnE :1nk.,, nAy BIZ cor
~ suited prvasly % asssses The Victims Of mspla eek
sksa. Charges moderate \. BIO zee ull sursd.
TNroRTANr TO rENAI Es-pIsEAsEs OF FEMALES
L exclusively treated By Dr. DUBOIS. Remedies for fe-
male arrangements VI 70 - Rcef guaranteed IN III
tents from distance provided VIII beard, nnrsIng ana %
elusive attendance once No. 80 sixty miner West rcens
MO ZEE rrrL cuRED-pH: coBBnfr, NO DDulss
eases practice twenty ov ysss IN IL present. ssl
% n s cam y. on n ~" ~
ss With pnysesn q sIvsr:nss Bmsss D. o.
ssamonsls .fs vsry hsA order, Suspended Is lie oSss
pRrATE ceSsUrTATroN.-Da WATSON HAS FOR
certain which be has resed less hsn twenty
are mild and there no interruption TO business change o.
morning uniI n night consulting rooms and restsucs
% Waller street few doors west q arc.acg The COZ
'ans rooms are Formerly Surgeon % s soes o.p
pTcoRps PRAcrIcE-pR HAMMOND WOULD IN.
IL firm the public that he may be consulted con6dentisiy.
an hcse important diseases which ccnsi,ae his speciality
Dr espupll ofDrs Cornochsn Mott OF his cIsys
reG e @ ss he ae 'ns a 81 Sea ne
celebrated Hopal du Midi under Rcord himself Il hs
Rcurns % city ss h. essss ST RsaTys sras
nee method q treatment which from rapidly ofeurs aud
en eepes n ss class q mssSes n'i DR. as
cess for ihe last ~ years hss been unparalleled % much
= sdrs generally s y his I "s branch
n Cancellations In English French. personally or D
O. b HAMMOND ND
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,Co Ayy ONE FrCTosrs,

rTo ANY ONE ENCLOSING TO NY ADDRESS
Two dollars will send BY return mail \ receipt FIR
nuas article much needed and would
y In family This oilers lndncemen voang
IL make money a. ~ capital will Yields large pro
N will be constantly needed. Wherever VI y used ~
giving the very best satisfaction. G. &c. WEBSTER
Chca0n. IN.
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &C.-JoHN CATTNApI
trunk manufacturer st remains at his old stand corner
~ Broadway Wait street and good asaort.
meni trunks carpet and leather bags vases ladies' and
gentiemens bat cases Ac M wholesale and retail Orders
Tor me Indes South America &C. filled with despatch
Ali articles bought at this establishment any part ~
ayr 40
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lpyEgTEEMESn RENEWED EVERY DAT
THE MlLlTAHa .


1sT WARD MUsKETEERS.-A MTETpSG or THIS
company VIII be bec Us Cedar street, Salrrday
evening Nov AZ "a O'Clock, . maze arrangements for
appual excursion The members Of this
pany and all who wish 70 JOIN requested 10 be puncaa
In att ndspce BY order. j. =. ENRrGaT,
MOSS p. PHILLIPS, Secretary. Captain pro TEN.
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GLOVES STOVES, sTovEs.-w. A. II. VAN NOTES, Les
- Canal street, varck new No 40. We have q
large assortment Of The latest pater Crates ana tenders
Kitchen and stoves for sale
sable terms Crates and stoves lined and repaired
Stoves put up, and pipe furnished for Soap snaa -
AL In ~
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nR. wATsoNs NEW woRK-"TIIE CAUSE AND
IL Cure-a complete practical treatise spermaiorrhnl
aud premature exhaustion with local debility induced by
early ndcreon excess or other IN which the na,ur
and effects 81 ,hs insdious malay together with
ment fully explained illustrated BY anssoics
plates and drawings with q supplement- geno urinary
Diseases Price, 81 To be had OF the author who be-
consulted conndenay Al IS walker street, few doors
az Hrnadw
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nR. LARMONTs PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL.
~ Adviser and Marriage Guide-Tw eptstb edition. 200
pages 100 elecrotyped Illustrations cloth a. II gvcs tbs
advertised remedies and shows The superiority Of he asthors
Pms and London treatment Of emissions, inpoency
lures geet &c lie cures all such diseases at 50 Mercer
street. corner Of Spring opposite St Nicholas Hotel "
A. NJ IN y. NJ We recommend Or. Larmonf the AZ
des E'as Uns stats zeitung Day Book.
National Democrat
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g,tty.TEp AMERICANS oRGANIzs-EITHgR I'm
d, democracy Decentralization ngiNcdi, or abolition re-
rrnilrrnsn. SPREADING.
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ORNATE CeNsUITATf0N.-Da WATSON HAS FOR
ii long series confined his diseases
certain class which be has treated not less lhan
thougar without instance OF failure The
diet mr. Watson IL in stant dance from In
morning until night III his consulting Residences.
90 Walker street few doors west Of broadway The
suliing rooms are separate WI WATSON. ~ D.
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9xURTTNG.
Irop sALE-A YOUNG MONKEY VERY DoCTLr
n ARMY nj f4l Eighth
I,oR eAtF-A BLACK SLUT, HALF NEwrouv
hand breed, warran.ed 70 Kill fast any oth
A. in this city. In quIre At 500 sevenih avenue.
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THE BOOK or THE AGE
READY SovEsBER Is.
RECoLIECrIoNs OF A LIFETIME;

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MO FEE TIL. cuRKD-DR. CoBBRrr NO 10 DulNn
IN street. may be consulted with copSdsnss dis-
sas enables Si 70 q maize s.msn.ns e1s, v =
misplaced confidence call him VIII Ne eev4antY q
diploms member Of he Nov yorH Cnfvsruy Win 90
ssamoniAs efa high order. suspended 10 hs o0eA
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CAUTIoE-yorIcE TO THE PUBLIc.-rHE BILLS
~ posted around the city. stating DR. HUNTER
moved are a yil.nous humbug His great remedy FIR
Hunter can be consulted and where else. The 10.
Of these bill posting doctors rob g
norant your man daily and against the law pos
them, every one has right 10 destroy them. PRO bona
Publico"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Attention Miners s. Families

d. TOY n OTrERSoN again request The especial
aer,ion of all who wish TO lay in their winter Stock
of CLOTHING, BLANKETS, BOOTS and Wooden
Goods, To the magnificent assortment Of goods re-
ceived by them during the past ten days. They are
now opening and offer sale
200 fine and heryy Beaver and petersham Overcoats,
Frocks and Sacks;
100 heavy Pilot Cloth Coats, latest styles;
80 superb Raglan" Coats, superior to any Talmas;
bales so pr in each, heavy gray Blankets;
, bnles, 100 pr in each fine heavy blue blankets;
bale. 100 prextra French Super super" white
Blankets
30 doz. assorted Cashmere and Satt Pants, late
styles besides magnificent assortment of Furnishing
Goods. Montgomery St, Opposite st. Nicholas, late
IIuntoOn's. nIu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

nate wretches who were deprived the
right of an impartial trial y jury,
and deliberately hanged by On organ
lied mob And we learn, too, that
this horrible exhibition "nightly at
" tended by the beauty, elite and
p" fashion" of San Francisco, that
mothers take their children thither,
and explain to thess tho several scenes
of woe as they are brought to view,
perhaps to teach thc little creatures
the modus eperendi of hanging, lest
pcrchance they should have such a
task to perform as their fathers have
had before them. This is a sample
Of the <'purifcation of the moral at
mosphere" promised us by those self
constituted judges, jurymen and ex-
ecutors Of their own laws. This is
one Of "thc happy results " vouch-
safed to California after the patriot
ic, self-denying labors Of the purify
ers had been successfully accom-
plished. Public acts of violence and
legal executions have ever had a de-
basing, demoralizing influence, and
that the acts perpetrated during the
"reign of terror" in San Francisco
have tended to produce such state
of the public mind is proven by the
success attending the exhibition of
those disgusting pictures, and they in
their turn create desire to witness
the re-enactment Of such scenes of
horror. A long time will intervene
before the sad influences created by
the acts of that body Of misguided
men shall pass away.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

RUMoRED MEETING OF THE GovERNoRRs
OF THE SOUTHERN STATEs.-A despatch
from Columbia, South Carolina, dated Octo-
Der 13, states that reports were current
there that the Governors Of the fifteen south
ern States would meet at Raleigh, ~ c., on
the following day to consider what steps it
will be necessary to take for the protection of
the rights of the Southern States. should
Mr.. Fremont be elected to the Presidency.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

rs" We received a communication yes
terday from some person who signs himself
"a Contributor to the church fund" in which
the writer objects to the expressed intention
of the Trustees to defer the building of the
long talked of Church until next spring, and
suggests instead, that the matter should not
rest where it is, but that steps should be ta-
ken to commence the building sooner than
then.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19
Something New.

Everybody is respectfully requested to call at THE
Store. opposite the St Nicholas date Iluntoons Ex-
change) and examine the splendid and varied assort-
ment of Clothing opened duringthe past week. Also
new and splendid assoftm men of Boots, Buck Gloves,
Vulcanlzed India Rubber Goods, (Goodyear's make)
fine and heavy Under Clothing, and The real ''By-
ROM Shirts with large French cuffs In fact we have
anything and everything in the Clothing line suita-
tle for all classes, and at prices to suit the tmes.
d. TOY 4 OTTERSON,
OFT Montgomery street, opposite funtoons.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

DOUGLASS UPON PoLITIC AL PARsoNs.-ln
a late speech at the west the distinguished
Illinois Senator said:
''Instead of preaching what men need to
hear-'Christ and him crucifed"
hucksters of political religion forget the
fundamental precepts Of their professed
Masters religion; forget Him and the mer-
cful designs and charitable spirit Of His
mission, and amid lies, and vituperaton and
SANDER, hold up, not the cross, but Doug
lass and him damned" CHEERS and laugh
teri Is this harsh? Let me tell you, no
politician, bred in the very school of bitter
ness and lies, can speak so harshly or so
falsely as the abolition preachers Of the
times. | have received from them from two
thousand to twenty. five hundred sermons,
filled with blasphcmy, hypocrisy and black
guardism, preached by infdel, mercenary
mipisters, against whom the accusation must
be brought of perverting the Holy Sabbath
and Christs Gospel to political ends. And,
ia leaving this branch of the subject, let me
say, if you wish to preserve religion and
your morals, and your conscience pure, and
keep the cause of the gospel safe, shun these
political preachers. When the Bible and
God are dethroned by these men, we shall
become in this land as France in '93.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

STEAM ON THE RED SEA.-The Viceroy
of Egypt has determined to establish steam
communication between various points on
the shores of the Red Sea, and has cE artered
a steam navigation company, with capital
of ten millions dollars, of which the govern
ment will furnish three millions. The en-
terprse will be under the direction of Mus
tapha Bey, the nephew Of the Niceroy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.-Rumor says
that this excellent band of performers in
tend visiting Oroville shortly. We hope
they will conclude to come, and will insure
them full house if they do SO. Everybody
likes good music, and is willing to pay for it,,
and the reputation of the gentlemen compo-
sing this band have gained, is sufficient to
draw crowded houses.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

Two FREMoNTs in THE FIELD.-The
general topics Of interest, says the National
Democrat, here have been for the last two
weeks of n political character The excite
ment increases daily as the time approaches
for the great contest in November but the
chances for Fremont are growing ''small by
degrees and beautifully less" He still re-
mains mum in reference to his creed, his
friends declaring him to be q Protestant,
while the Know-Nothings bring proof that
he has always been Catholic Fremont
himself refusing to deny or affirm either as
sertion. The great laugh of the town has
been Greely's discovery of two Fremonts,
resembling each other, about the same
size, wearing their hair parted in the mid
die; both belonging to the army, both hav-
ing been stationed at Washington, and tother
one being the Catholic Such ridiculous
discovery set the whole town in an uproar
of "pleasurable excitement" As ridiculous
as it was, however, and giving evidence of
such weakness, an investigation was entered
into and the other Fremont soon turned up,
who proved to be an Engineer on a North
Carolina railroad-a large fellow, dressed
like other people, and good Protestant.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SDY virtue Of n Decreta Order issued ont of the
- District Court. SIKH Jadical. Histrict in and
for sacramento county and state of California :ested
the l4th day Of November 4. d. -fH. 10 me directed
aud delivered. commanding me TO make the sum Of
twenty five Thousand aud sixty SIX aud eighty three
one huudredth dollars and interest on fifteen .hou-
sand dollars at The rate of three ger cenf per month
from the 4th day Of Ncycusber irj6. and ten uer
cent per annum ten Thousand and sixty three and
eighty three huhdredh dolars frou tue l4th day
of November A. ID. 1906 and the SUN of Eny-seyeu
dollars costs OF smi. ana the accruing eOsi. Of SAID
Order. wherein Francis W. Fratt and John McNuly
are paintlJs, and james l.. Burjis and Iehn Foster
defendants out Of eight hundred and thirty five head
OF Cattle. Therefore ,n pursuance Of said order sha
sell the said eight hundred and thirty head of aile
al public sale, on The 2Cih day of November 1856 al
the Ranch known a. Potter's Ranch. near the Ranch
ot John Bidwell in Chiro township, Butte county. to
hs highest bidder for cash. =. FREEE.
sheriff Butte county.
Butte cosnty, Nov. Is 1856. tn2B
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

ONE of the evil results of the acts
Of the Vigilance Committee as is be-
Ing displayed even now in very
significant manner in San Francisco.
is the engendering of a vitiated taste
Tor witnessing scenes of horror and
creating u Fdesire to see the actual
performance of unnatural and brutal
scenes, in preference to those of any
other character. We see advertised
and commented on terms of praise,
through the columns of journals pro-
tossing to degree of elevated re-
hnement, "a panorama Of the scenes
which transpired during the organ
L" ization of the Vigilance Committee ,
A panoramic view of the execution
and death struggles of four unfortu-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

FIGHT AT SPANIsHTowN. We learn that
fight occurred at the above place on Sunday
night between an American and an Irishman
wherein both parties were severely injured
and one of them had large peice bitten out
of his chin. Nice. moral place, that Span.
ishtOwni
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

Va The Boston Post has the following
personal notice: 'Mr. Hamln, Governor
elect of Maine, having been united in mar
riage last week, is going to Pennsylvania
this week to labor In the cause Of disunion.
In what will it end"'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

HoAxLD The L litor of the Cal Ameri-
can has been s'deceived, likewise sucked i'm
by some ore whose mare had given birth to
dead colt, which he stated was the off
spring of female mule. This isn't the first
"NIare's nest" that has been discovered by
the General, and which has turned out a
humbug,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

REPREHENslBLE.-Se times, within a
few days past, we have been startled by the
cries of fire from senseless, brawling, drunk
en- loafers who, if there is q Law to which they
up week or two and taught better conduct.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

Nor DisAPPoINTEp.--The Sacramento
Union says-'Eillmore men d.dn't expect
anything from the elections in Pennsylvania
Indiana and Ohio, and they have not been
disappointed" If that is so; then the Fill
DEVIL" for every one of them proclaimed
that Fillmore would carry those States.