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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14
E:rrp,en's Fight in Warrington.

WASHING IO'i. Z q. 7 "A hrem N, fighi tO0k
place here h,st night. L. Inu.cncei in Grh street
aud extended In thu Pre- Gent House. Gum and
pistols were freely IL ed--eon were wounded
bnt mt lill.,1
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From Nicaragua.


eelcNaA, :. G., OF Ii FlnRtn, fnll returns
from Columbia, Nassau. St Johns, rutoonf pu,M
and Jackson counties give Walker American, eleven
hundred and seventy mud Perry, Democrat nine
hundred and ninety -threc Aaehona aud Marion
have gone for the Democrats. Eseambla, ramelton,
Holmes. Madison. Snnta Rosa mud Nation have gouc
for the America
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AhoeL ing Railroad Accident.

TORONTO, {. w, Oct. lO.-A shocking acci
dent occnrred Monday on the Grand Trunk
Railroad, near Berlin \ train ran over wagor
containing five persons, three Of whom were in.
stantlv killed.
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HARTFORD, CT. Oct u -- The extensive pa
per mills OF Piers a1l Brooks, Mt Windsor Rocks
burnt last night. Loss S.'5.000 upon which there
is AN insurance of $50, 900
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NEW York, Oct. 1.-THE steamship Baltic
sailed nj nom o-day for Liverpool with nearly
100000 in >pe Gle.
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CLOTHING; uOsi.E. ussyc..

~ MoRE. 81, rfTfitsBURG MY Stock of Ready Made
Gluthiug Furnishing Goods embrace tne
that have had ae pleasure
:, exhibiting the of the tockadn city surrounding
country Cloths CRssimercs and Nestlugs have
been eetnd with from first mNortaHs and latest
pattcrua and Will he made order In the best
ulon tcr, and warranted TO suit snlo Per
Party Wedding Suits OF Choice mate
finish slal DC disappointed upon OK animation
my slr JOHN WHITE Gutter and Manager of the
Custom Departments TIIOS. w RONSTON,
sep g0ts iJ Sycamore st., Pete sburg, Va
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NEW Iolal Oct. ler-Ihr A-tor, Globe and
the international Insurance Companies sasprn-
d"d to-day, with but slight prospect of resu-
mng.
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iri-ts Of France NO nave already made purchases
81 lni ia th't itsi'' lne} design senaing out
about l33p-'1' more Oh whom VIII oe over shortly,
The Governor oil tae toohA 'h"S. Hartman, "ts
along WITH i'c party "hta"aht mp Yesterdays taey
as1 ald an 'H'li fieier' iltht9 jacques an among
the number were tfee ~ lmeel veterans. Ahet IN.
teuuoh Is 10 NloN lsI'r"ti4i a aai INNING pursuits,
ii successful utt tHp'tH VIII no h"Nbl led greatly
deveope the natural resources OF that portion OF
Nirginia.
\ FIefUaa oF LfSeHbuRG=-}aI lat july friend oil
the Petersburg Express having recently soJJufaed
awhile III our city g'srs, his impression of it a fol
j3Nst
TIE cry oF hYNtHH9Rf.-in tn r1agh 'tes al
excursion to the Southwest we had hut little To
-ty Of LgnchAnrg for the reason thar We promised
rielfe ht Abstraction OF deTotiug special column
- that thriN'H1 energetic romantic, r9eeipi'ous lie
.ititoas and hospitablc city. Now. while our i'm
esS )tS OF It are fresh, we feeur 10 the subject and
= wha We ft'e L fs-s'rd should not he worthy
Jfe III the ff'>saf - F"1.at- as HIlihihi dtserlP-
non OF the pHte fa1y BE- At momcnaff interest 10
The Lyhehbnrg' ~ aud such 81 our own citizens -
HecomPaae o. :. i1f ccIrhta1n at l'fi7toL
Lyhehl"fs Is situated rs Yer May Vel! educated
people hn"" on tie o9uth5ide Of ||a.es Eher Wheae
re cassle tributary known a a=@4ofer creek,
onptei into that noble stream There hfing a very
sinnll cEteat IT low ground5 har'crag the u'g"
nat point and the hill, ustne rather Sharply int
here The "In"@ Vas hnlie' has Il somcW lGi II
regular. Jptulea and ii1eAeHtdN appearance. am
many oi the Aoases secn 10 be iNiae about loas'
aus tthgs aad been rinocl without my imileda=e
fet'rcose 10 streets or tItt sors OF Tim b1t the
lie" from tle distanre say three n1ie5 down the
: u'h sde kaIIToae or me JaIaes River ana h'h'"ha
'aud, Is at once stflhInp and beautiful. Inc many
inc residence ''tae'" upon the r'laS Rf'"''' me
l''Flez af"'" 'S"5Ea' ne "ii's ''f m uc 49,
houses peioN ana Tue liver sweeping nA IlelH' M
'''hr ~ pc tute {" " most pleasing character. oil
"nl'h We shonid IKE to nave " niue aaRaeH''tPe
10 hah8 up IN our eaitorla sdhc""' Ah1 Sl,t'hihR
81 ''.a k"s. r'"laas Us 'nal We me' WIN No..
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Arrival oitiic George Law from cal
ifOruia.

Ntw leeN oct. l5#-rhe Gcorge Law In arrived
with nearly - 900, coo in gold
The Democrats of California are cndeaeoriug to
unite all the opposition factions against The TRENDS OF
the Vigilance Committee 1t is doubtful 1.-THE scheme
succeeds
purkce aud Rand, arrested on charge of piracy for
taking state arms from Schooner per otlel Of the
Vigilance Committee hive been tried aud acquitted.
From Nicaragua.
Walkers still ut Granada with eight hundred men.
1t VA rumorca that ha would shortly uke pes,cs-
sion OF Grrytonu, aad would proceed from thence 10
invade Costa Kca ten Carros i at Gacal Casta
with five hundred ma ready o rerel him.
RtTn7 Wa at Leon til tN 'ntr=f,c hanlstd men
awaiting the dry weather 10 attael, Wakcf
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uTAtToRA FlAIt lis FOX "a Lii wish
dispose private sale of the Fixtures of the Tobacco
Factory recently carried by Ho DeWIcst at Campbell c.
H. They consist of all the necessary fixtures for well COM
pletcd establishment comprising and all
in good order, aud nearly wing been used but
season. They will he disposed OF on liberal terms;
and the bnduR also Tor sale, opportunity
any person wishing in the business of put
thug up tobacco JOHN ID. ALEXANDER,
spl lg.dScts Campbell CT Ho.
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ExueRAzrs.-A party of SO French and German
Emiprants. co.>is-iug Of N n, women and children,
rtrbrd this civ Saturday evening and left eserday
morning for WytAe county, where understand
l5., ntca1 settling. They are the pioneers of col
an, t. L. founded IN Southwestern Virginia by cap
it-ts Of France. Mo have already made pur, hascs
oflmI in that teton They design sending out
,,,.t# l5an-391 more Of whom will be over shortly
In, Governor OF the COLONY. Chus II irtmau wts
along With the party which vent mp Yesterday; they
also lad an interpreter, Henry Jacques: AMI among
tl.s number were three Crmem veterans. Their IN
tcuLon is to follow agricultural aud mining pursuits.
Ii successful their efforts viii doubt tend greatly
10 deveopc the natural resources Of that portion of
Virginia
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LINE or srAGEA from

i BIG LICK tDepoJ to FRANKLIN e. u-I.eave Rig
Lick clock 40 niautes the the cars
from Lyucdburg Tuesdays Thursdays and Saardays
Franklin G. II, at II IN, days. Returning leave
Franklin C. h., at o'clock and arrive Big Lick at
o'clock 30 minutes In time for the Iynchburg By
this arrangement passengers will ears al
Zig Lick for the East and West, the days
may % cts s. CALJ1W ELL. Aren'.
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RNwENcn H,.s. u.IL STONE wnrrnm-
csrvk, CARRIAGES! Cnrri"gc- !:

eeryR, CARRIAGES! Cnrringcs. essrvR,
Y7-1ss The subscriber respectfully informs lis &dsX-
friends customers and the public that lie has hand
and mai daily all The different Carriages
Rockaways aud Bugg.cs, which finished mp and
strong nit Tho country Al who want good WORK,
bncd ith nratnoss gel Of LyuohhurR mate. Niuot
going to Yankee after it, All descriptions carriages
and burpes order and all kinds of repairing done
with u,plass and dispatch. Ji,b. H. BAILEY.
subscriber Keeps and mak s 10 ordor all kinds Of iron
axle Wagons from largest hofs, wagon the
uae horse wagon also, railroad Carts wheel
barrow
H. m asn on hand several Sr-nR tarryallsonc two.
hasa. iprHloging pcddling purposes
JOHN II. BAILEY.
atl .,.Iltntrts l.ynrllhurg
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ACARD.- an bscriber res ctfuIIy in,or.ns

a CARD.--Ihe su bscriber respectuily tnIOrsDs
"A his fir ends and the public generally that he has located
CornthaniIIa Main square above the Bank RE.
whe he prepared to furnish every sty of PIC
TuRE known in the Photographic Art Give him call aud
you Shall not be disappointed
26dlw&clv r GIBBS.
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fuNO INV friends and Ihc PubIic IL gencrRl.-1
would call the attention of all lovers piv another
lot EleRen Iewrlrs all Fat which
find that beautf Of Earrings fnrl or
also Cameo flafentino and Mosaic " Ii other
beautiful articles to mention You had better
call Yourself determined sell cheap for
Cash. JOS. =. TIL RMAN.
V
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Gsitp ana state ITa,rs,

,.sf,ktxe ro-SIsHr.--Ne have the pleasure of
,,,.ncing that Waller Il. Staples, Esq, the FIJI
-. re E.essor for the Montgomery District in res
,,,ss TO an invitation extended to nm b., the Fill
,r, Club of this city, will address the citizens Of
,,nrhbarg tonight. Mr. $. Is Il ready, foryble aud
pertaining speaker and will interest his hearers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

y Abraham Mills. Modern Greece by Henry N. nHn,
NV Work bY In Author Of the Wide Ndr World Wiidi
field ta Hook Three Per Cent Month thu lrrils
ot faA Living H. OH Regime aud the revolution. ht NJ II
Tonquc,iile. Muinn lo4tef. ur the Mahoa Mistake mi
DENTAL Letters o Napoleon and Josephine Mrnar Il ths
helm, Poems be \ smith. eadloN Lilo Washington, tinstra
ted colt ms LIT aud Tunes ef Henry Clay, De Ia ipldus
History u tn France Moods work
lns issued Therapeutic, aud fharmneeeg5, ThanhntnstbA
i u + Nor LIE al ssars o. I'rntnIn Franklin, MrnoUs
at Powell tuNtan Lite aud Adventures af HrckWenih lr
lts Magazine October Cooley do do just tee,ted 10y
ENprrsa LANGllOl}NE a WAIlIH
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81 ~ gular apprenticeship in III" town Of Front Royal
- and five years experience with John H. Bailey, Ia
the business located the lower end Of Main street.
vprhug, where prepared to manufacture CARRIAGES,
WAGONS WHEAT DR1LLs With Guane Plaster aud Seed Mt
taehmVBts, 4 Ito order.
Persons disposed palroniac will have the strictcs
icntiun paid them.
! will make " agons with wood or iron aSlrs
The Wheat Drills known rs the Rohr Jackson Drills
They viii b. put up the best odcr, and they great
cnnnd those in want VIII do wen 10 give carly orders to
ma 3cGn CHSA. u FLYNN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
,rw .Nnp.Snsour uulIp,

M
- has ed Ia tn auillng, nest door 49,
S,hualheld Tauunans and fur five danrt above
The Merchants Ulnk The opposite side OF The Street
hove ap.n ThnIalny Tho End Of October Large
aud Millinery for the nspeeiiou ofhe
public generally Bonnets Ribbons, fuwers Wells, Gloves
French Work and Cloaks ih various other things usually
kept millinery establishments all Of which were seecirdby
in New York win particular pains to suit ihe different
asics aud ouds please call and esaulne
a m
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D ltcurh and Inki Neu"s Meusln4 black aud Inquired
Alpaca, French Nori TIN latest Yes Shals Aaticl
Cluaks OF great variety NAT arGGEN1tE'Nfl;
aqtt
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sk Tho -rbsybcrs opening their vel If Fat an /
Clothing and invite the attention If their numerous
friends aud the public generally 10 the desr
he Ready Made Clothing, they have had he
pleasure exhibiting although by consent the chi
ion prev seemed scarcely have any
tor Improvement
TIL generous patronage rcceivedby the Subscribers since
their house and the complete snrr's of their
effort 10 establish permanent basis otuuna advantage
buyer seller First Class Clothing House. eonIaf-
lug fayuraAly w! any similar House not only in the Sat,
but in the has encouraged them to increased effort
please and de crlnuaou continuance the
cable existing between the Bazaar and the comnu
v at large the various articles
ON hand sgout 4erluuUs h,rdcs occupying
space advertisement Suffice to say that w.
supplied with shall regularly receive from nanufsi
ry every srabc style ct Garment, cut made all trimmed
IN the tasteful and substantial uucr for which Tia" Cloug
sold Nv famous and c newest stSis nf mate
appear from time to time. in the ri-'u C,s-
Ia oar Furnishing department may always be found ltfse
ana rlr Superior Yoke SHIFTS, Cears. Gloves,
iso every article pcrtHi'1- ~ that ban h Of our ha-
81 i.s. Et'RRDl'GliS, SHAFElt & Co
=
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WHEAT and will make II to tho interest OF farmers
give call before they sell will furnish bags bring
srops by tit railroad at the usual charge.
Iuy u dts w. w. MDhBY.
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WILLIS, RANIENs ~ CO.. eScnFrHl Go",-
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENT 5
Tor the sale of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Stores Va
~ aud 90, Grayer of fehaptoas street, Sew
leans
-Annistead & Warwick, Capt John NJ Or
tSep t.tNelN-
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MOVEMENTS or OCEAN sTEAuguS

NJ y. \. SaRTORE, Professor of Hodern
~ Languages At Lynrhhurg College would like frm a
select cass Of Young t'eutlcmeu the French
Iauguaret given at night occupying one
hour lew,l learn them only 10 speak
the / reneh recv
Tcrns fnr session of ? months SO go
Genemcu wishing the class III please leave their
n7mns at the NIrgiuiau Oficc Inr ln-i2w.
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received his Fall and Winter toos sStlur in part Of
fHe Cloths Doe Skins and beautiful pvorcaHups Fan
tnssimeres Fancy Velvet and silk NcHuHs aud best
Hiirk Nclyrl aud Shirla. Drawers collars
Gleses Iandkerehcs Stitched and Woven Shr Fronts, sc
Gus wanting Rarmcugmado to order ot goods HAT VIII
Disqualification. will please call and examine
Agency for Seotts Fashions also Tor Wheeler wilson's
stitching Marmr. tho he Invented Ter leuui u#e. and far
ahead Of all others on lueuor cotton.
oct HtlouH WV / PAGE
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rs. ~ft AfspH.


MADISON Sr. BfiNtsS tHoST ROW MAfs.
MtMrHls TIN,
You'll respectfully state Ia Virginia Manufactures that he
tVes hpf and attention to the Tobacco Trade hud
,pnin,- himself inclusive Commission husInss, and viii
lVesi,t attention b. cnasi gmen which bHa advances
viii br u,,dr
lifrflJ 1alurs Ieun. Cashief Planter Back " T.
s4is President >nulhcrn Hank of Tom Memphis lno VI
pil Cashier Bank 81 Virginia. Jno blair yatbnrg, -
Nh Afrcs D1uaic, Va aand Ayrta, Rshu"nd. Na.
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rr.yo. GrA>o.-ybc sub-eribcrs have in.

- completed their Fall purchase Of Peruvian Guauo. hn
Agent which will insure genuine No. article md
u! Id low probably lower than it can b. purchast
rlsewhsre all we want is call te insure safe
aug I3itg ANDERSON, ADANS q ca
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lsALNiN EAHE&s'o. Coinmi-sion Merchants
u AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE or VIRGINIA
MaAuFAC ItRED TOBACCO, Nos ia 90 Magazine street
lnuH ct
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~ unues in market lot SEutOES o both sexes between
the ages Of 10 aud 10 years. including Mechanics, such
Harsmith and carpcntcr and VIII pay the highest mar
ket prices cash lii occ Ia newly erected brick building
L., Lynch street Immediately IN Of the Farmers
Bank where he h prepared, (ns erected buildings win
that Ycw) to board sent 10 SnchhuTg for ae or 9th
.wBe, moderate terms aud keep them 5eture "a II
Hey were placed IA the jail u the Gopnraton ...
NAV ~ dNely SETH WOgytOOF.
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the stockholders Of the James River aud
wha Company viii be held the Office the Company
this city, Monday, the 9Th OF October
Power Attorney appointing Proxy represent Stock
is regarded sufficiently authenticated ii it be under
hand and seal Of the Stakeholder aud aeso by
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TtAAcA SMITH. W.NtS ErfNuYsEN
- WITH 4 VsS HESTsst'XsEN

- COMMISSION Mt.RGIi ANTS
And Agents for the Sale of VIRGINIA MAAUFAGrCRED
TOBACCO, NEW ORLEANS, Ia respectfully solicit rensi
Lat-. IL -.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
Ocayj,lt Dljig 4juttr &crorG.
Jones Claim.

There was general breaking up and haul
ins out at White Rock on Saturday last
The Jones claim. has been worked complete
" ou;; that is, all tha: has been humed this
season.
The precise figures of the whole proceed
ings, from the first Investment to the wind
ing up Of the company, we have not been
able to get, but have been promised the COM
plete statistics, by the Secretary, as soon as
the concern Is finally settled. This will be
iu'ereeting TO our readers rs it is under
stood THAT large amount over and above all
expenses has been realized by the share,hol-
lcrs
RIVER MlNING.-We intend to give our
readers full and authentic account of the
success Of the various humclns companies
that have been operating on Feather River
this season. BY tins means, the public will
he able to foam correct opinion in reference
10 making investments in river mining in
this vicinity.
As fast as the companies work out the
amount of river which they have drained,
we shall, So far as We are able, lay before
our readers such Of their transactions as
will be Of interest to The community, where
all arc more or less dependent on this ami
other modes Of mining, Tor their success and
prosperity.
There are several of the companies that
have as much, and even more ground ia the
river bottom drAinel, than they viii have
time to work out
80 far there has been no rise in the river,
bat 1t Is reasonable to expect rain within tho
present month, which viii put au end to all
these operations for the present season. 1t
has, up TO tins time, proved to be season
OF unboundc4 success and has had the effect
to encourage the adventurous who have SO
long been at work,and investing their mcans
IN TINS branch OF business.
New companies are forming, and old orcs
are recognizing for the purpose Of worAin:
an immense quantity Of the river next sea-
sJn.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
&ELLlNG OTF III COST!
Ladies Emporium of Fashion.
MRS. M, L. NEWELL,


MRS. M, L. NEWELL,
INTENDING TO CHANGE HER BUSINESS. otI,r'
Il tor sale, AT COST. her large and well selected
assortment OF
MILLINERY. LADIES APPAREL. GENTLE.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS. a NY DR
GOODS Sc. woud respectfully call the attention. of
This community to the fact that although she may not
have so iiam,nSt Il StOck as ne LWticS Etha"ge, yet
SIZE WtLL NOT BE UNDEK~ulD.
Among her block may be found Ladies' Dress
Goods, French Lawns, Printed Jaconeis,
Fancy and Plain SWl-. Mu,lns, French
Lawns and Giu4 CHAINS. IhibrIS, De-
laineS, PuplIis. silks. Embroi-
drrN, Linen Edgngs aud
lnscrliu4s, ManuIlas,
A choice lot OF Millinery Ribbons, Laces, Flowers,
pIondes lead dresses and Mourning Goods.
leghurn Hats for Boys, GIMP Has Tor Misses -
Flauncs of rvtry variety, lied Ticking, Linen Dam
u>K and Crash Scotch and French Diaper. lmbrol-
cred and Grass Cloth shirts, Marsellts, CuIs, Long
Cloth and Mosquito Nets
Gents Goods Drawers and l tndershltts, CfaNats,
IIandkcrcn,eIs Gloves, Linen SHIRTS.
Millinery ork aud MHntau Making executed with
neane,s and promptItude.
Rs-l have lust received in addition SO the above
stock beautiful assortment of CiuthIng HAS, Gaps,
Shirts &c, suitable for Boys.
1hankful iur the liberal patronage of my friends,
n continuation of the same from them and Inc puOhc
generally. is respectfully solicited.
NJ l. NEWELL.
Montgomery street. opposite llunoon's Exchange.
Orovilic. VI Iii. lcoi. " y
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

FIGHr>.-Scyeral tights came off on sun
day evening" caused by imblbins Lagcrpeu
TOO freely. Fights that originate from this
moliov species Of intcmperaucc are not 50
desperate or dangerous, as those that arc
stirred up by double distilled Mimic rife
whishcy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
y. S. Livery Stable.
Nyunrs Sircct-rlnor rionf .ynn1rrv

-, br j. l.. tZAFKAY.-Ihe gentleman whose
njluc forms he Caliul # tnIs hoIcc - one Ui lht
ic~ mOd,rn pA ,lc.,.u> whose application 10 hls pro
ito~un ana devotion lu the ullltrJ, rrnd"r hm "ukr
ull, ul Ia lilr one ana Il benefit 10 liIc Otlrr.
Hang r,au 10y blrhhc suHLL, Mia A,>~Lih 10 place
hl> country among lhc uauh- Oi Cor,E. b, !UAd me
ouI rr-,ur ruir lhat her SONS miv T. i.Ice ~ lhr
Ir. Cute o. those pi, cti> hl,h axe ahhc uur Aiup
a,G oar Ir.fe In hI~ ',r- 50 To DO, ne hH> rcaIcu
ir r. Nsgu 4 u' GvClui resistance 10 pIC>stuH ha
- huuc and Cuut.rS know hun no uur,.' Apart
hW".Cr. Iruln ls cIan- upon our cons Gtrailoh q,
pJrot, hr ir,lIuouii !. ~ character ana CaphCi!
Wnc. hc urlug. cnIulc him to pubic conf !th,c. tu
lh' cA, l-iun If those who possess ucti,r thc one
ur lhr otter. a, "a & ntt' man L., character i, unlar
nl- leo: u~ a Iatslcai.. his >niH unsurpassed; sud
10 luu>.' whose IIuI1 uutnoe has rit up.n them Tine
t.id> U q >".s'. NJ can CoueCirIlIDu-Iy cnuuIt dd
iuIn VII, ,Ht a. uroltcr that N hlm thl Wt tnd "a
Iucnd whom 10 -uuw l. great gain. lhr nr =, otil'-
~. ,uu uurt Han. conner % S4OIuiit htu i.d
Montgomery -lr.rI> san Francisco. Hl4-,m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

Bayaw lHylors new work an illustrated
"C!cioprde Of Modern Travel, is aunouuc-
Cd as nearly ready for publcation
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
!. D. BROWN. M. =.

Graduate uf New York University. New YORK. Nedl
col ln,tuic honorary IraduBLe Of syracuse Medical
oeyr ufr- his professional services 10 The nbhbi-
iiits of tjru,lr and vicinity. bn.Ce. NJ III" huie
prog store. Montgomery srcet. one door from the
c,rprr of DoVncr street.
July u, ihi6. JEl4-H
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
AUCTION SALES.
NV y. RUSSELL s. Go.

CHARLES FRIEDMAN, ......Auctioneer.