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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17
MarritS.

On the ed inst. by Rev. John W.
Keely. Mr.. j. T. SKINNER. OF Franklin
county. and Miss CArnRrxx BxLL. Of
Unios county.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17

AsolIroSisrs.-The Anti-Slavery
Standard Is out against Mr.. Banks
wsll-sireet speech. and tho Republi'
can Party. as It's views and purposes
are therein represented. IL com
plains that the Republicans do not
propose to abolish Slavery, to repeal
the Fugitive Slave law. nor even 10 re-
sis. the admission Of any more Slave
States into the Union. II Is inclined
TO doubt "whelher the moral wealth
and strength Of the Anti Slavery
movement Is 80 boundless that We
can afford to squsnder !, in a move
ment Of the possible character oil
which Mr.. Banks has thus forewarned
u.s." The conservative character oil
the Republican movement. is becoming
every day more and more conspicuous
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17
Presidential Elections In Franklin
since 1924.

since 1924.
iee4--Adams 2i5. Jackson 45a. Clay
1870.
ieee-Adams CSC. Jackson COS.
i832-Ciay 700 Jackson 73e.
1866 Harrison 96s. Van Buren, SIS.
ie4o--Harrison iiee. Van Buren,.
i.ii5.
ie44-clay 1896. Polk 1858.
lo4o-Taylor .4os. Cass 1904. Van
Buren, 30.
ia52-Pierce 1856, Scott i,473,
Hale 90.
l856--To be tried yet.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17

i ins len ne I'll pefsoss ere kefeh, vssee(
not 70 hasbof 81 trust hin % ~ eeeoent. : ~
not pay any dsov - nay eooseac1
JANIS .. coLkecoz5, ~
oss s<sws
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17

fT Mrs. Fudge who is slwaysat
something. decorated her gates, last
Saturday. with bachelors buttons. so
arranging them as to make them spell
Fremont. cumbaek, &e. She says,
though old bachelors are a nuisance,
bachelors buttons can be made TO
answer good purpose. -.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17
PEOPLES TICKET.
ron pRxsrpxxr.
J. C. FREMONT.
ron vlcz-PRxupxpr,
VIM. L. DAYTON

ntncToRs Pon THE STATE At LAnok.
Jouu A Hsxp~sexs. % ts6sr<oa ceanty.
o4nuok ". F4skss, % f~,stts counsr.
DI2faicf RLkcfokS.
i11 0lst. James q tesssh.
81 O,sl Randall cfaefpfii
- u1s< ~j@ms> v. tiii-oas
a. ussi.--iohn y. iloNiandi
1fH Dat -~Iiksi.i klixaret
o1h is1.-Horaco >aweoubs
~ Diet Wa q. ranin.
en- ulsl Nv, q. wilson.
~ DIST Daniel y. ffaiI
Io1h oisk-~I. A. NatnsE
ti>n pist--Aiit.n =. hebinsoa.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17
FOR SALT RIVER.
CO. HR 1GAR

THE LIGHTNING EXPRESS
Lett last "Wednesday, and has nj been
heard OF since. I, took up several.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17

Reports shy that Wayne county has
gone Republican by more than i.oool
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17

EFOn the train Of cars which con-
veyed Senator Douglas TO Galens q
vote. AZ usual a.days. was taken.
The canvassers did not know Doug
las. and when they came to him. while
going through tho cars, the following
conversation tool place:
Canvasser-Who do you vote for,
sir-Buchanan or Fremont?
Douglas (angrily looking up from
the psrusal' Of the Chicago Tlmes) =
Vote for the Devil!
The result Of the canvass was rs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17

OFFICIAL VOTE or ,. O. OCT. 10. 1854, ron
NueRkME lupGRs 4 coNnREAs.


aoesias Majority, 'a.. IIoImsa's Majority Iss,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17

l,OuNrnY P0OOUce. : slssc1ls, :
y a. Williams ssse .: s.ss: - s..as = ss:s.y
toes. ramrklss, Applss, usslsf, &s,s ~ -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17
Millinery.

MRe. aLAuGwTE0 6As uRoUVur
lVI "n Q lot Of sshi"nshis nooness. 1dmm>uU
Dc and Il prepared 70 bleach and hin beeoeo
~ shos, notice 10 good sssis.
oeti1 n
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17
Public Sale.

on sssasdsy. Ne iss lsy Of Nessnhee - =
e'ciock. m ths public s9uase 81 esees v1llss vu
ell ~ pnhiic outfry. vthoue roeorves ne 49, 81
mn lrs and . rsekavay esffIsfs.
TERNs.--ons ,ssfv esedu Win tn)ofe4 -
n"t-. waving valsstioa lava ys1 eEE.:,os -
oarit,- exc. HOLLAND.
oct 10
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17

VitnouI soed nss'n; = 80 ia g
Oar esnsIsns deslss l. N 20 relief fpsa ssIs. Ge
socie3 N which vs minsls cen make " heppye--
Seeing othsvs eujoaing sssooe eensa isasIoa oa4
vteosous health only bce~ts <eel,nGs o. eovgnv t,
that ~ not ~ they eve. Ne so1Iocs ~ osreh4
grratest bleesIng -Goo6 keal1 '..4..I. +. b
Aud YET hos caseless msny veo oG1oy tAs olee-
sing. snd rash vsckis>sly intc ~ tiR1s Of ssceus
- ough thsy eeaid not ~ harmed ~ dlsesses-
dy, snd these sxossess enly psspass Ne aysls@ ~
thoer sscds N aersninsts She sooses eu9 80 ~
think shsy are maktne snpid strides tovar1s -
Which ssiss ne siIii Il q ne ps;s ssissssl ~.
cians.
TIE i.anss. stin. xldpsys aa1 nevsls, No. -
kept open, and disehsSfs their alle>Ae6 Dort1coe
Of Impurities, o. diseoss IL Ne rvsaIk
See sdvestis smsnt Of r. childs = Gov sewer
etgn HAHN pilis.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17

weess usIs kssres Auvs.-rref. weed. ne
renowned dissevsFsf of the invaiasois NsR ns-
ssosssvs stili sosunuss 10 labor In bshslf ~ Ne
siaielsd. HE medicines ere universally s6nisss1
By The Amersesa rsess 70 Be Tar superior - 81
Others for causing The hair en Ne hsa1 u Ne
aged. shs, hes been siivsssd for nsny yssr. v
when blessed VIII Ne advantage n ysssA. usss
cen Be no doabs hal lie one II NE ssssssss -
eovsr'ss Ia NE medical wosla. u ssssesss psr-
msssntiy sFV hair V ~ original esios. ed nahss
u assume . bsauufui SHAY tsztsss. vhsrA hss
been vsry desiFsbis IN eli soss q ~ vesil.
fciaeinnssi Daily SEAL
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17

Cumbaek's Majority. Gee.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17

Resolutions Of the Cincinnati Confer
sncs Of Me Asfhodin Episcopal
Church ON fkr subjscf Of .Sfapsrv,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

49,
UNrSTIsTRY.-HENRYC - SNOR SURGICAL, AND
mechanical dentist can b. suited No ss2 Broad.
White street where H. az
teeth an improved scientific pr4c combining The most
recen, improvements ensurinR ~ eineny successfni
method the comfort PEREZ and artlrua
ton Decsyed teeth filled and al d operations performed
moderate charge Consultation tee and charge
unless perfect satisfaction be given.
rrFTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PtfN ny MFAys
* benumbirs application 70 tn by Dr " Will
SON dentist n Bond street This at .sion IL PERFECTLY
harmless IN ~ effects simply srres Ne circulation n
TrFTH-MOsT BEAUTIFUL ARE INSERTED FROM
one 70 full set r. the best manner, wrhou, et
Tseih extracted without paa Terms Moderate, as
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

n s H0CGH. ANT ROSEWOOD
LIZ mahogany aud walnut furniture, Tuesday, at
ltl O'Clock A. NJ at the residence, 2is Wes Twenty third
street between Eighth and Ninth The furnishings
the house consist splendid Turkish Brussels
pets magnificent rosewood suits three In number rosewood
eieg,res snd centre tables OF the most elaborate workman
ship rosewood bookcases boh library and secresrv also
VEGETABLES uad with pear reception chairs boxes large
pe- and oval mirrors elegantly framed and perfect order
heavy lace curtains with gut conices aud ssel, also
hne selection OF oil paintings consisting OF landscapes battle
pieces game do marine views &c One oil The hnes and
best panuiortes Of octayes rosewood
embroidered cloth
very china ard ornaments
bSque and Parian massive bronze aud antique Gothic
clocks rosewood extension dining table mahogany dining and
elegant French china white and gold dinner
china glass coored and cut bohemian de
liquor and cord isl wines &C. kc first }ua.
h sy services made bv Rogers Bros casfor forks and
spoons pitchers cups cutlery linen &c Rosewood and ma
hogany chairs Gothic and modern bedsiead Tine hair
mattresses, paasses countcrpanes pillows and blankets
peie g mirrors mahogany rocking easy, and paror chairs
bureaus rosewood mahogany and walnut
china toilet &c, &C. Also OF Pimpton's patent
bedsieads Arrangements eau be made for packing
and shipping goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN FROM THE SOUTH. or PRE-
"A possessing appearance md agreeable manners wishe
10 axe acquaintance Of Young lady. view 10 ma
rtmoninl alliance Money inject Address LORENZO ev
eer box 100 berah Office, real name and residence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01
.a'A'A-AsH4'-'ssss-a|slaasa's-
REWARDS.


q = REwARD.-tOsr, on BROADWAY. NEAR HOus
,DC ton street black and IAN terrier white
the breast toes tipped With white hal red aud black
tent IL aher strap. Please her Houston
end receive the above reward and The hanks
a. = REWARD. LOST. A GREEN PARROT on
TIL Saturday evening. Al o'clock rs SIKH avenue
Whoeyer will return The viii receive
A PEWARD-LOST. A YELLOW TERRIER SLUT.
sD tail and cropped with fancy leather on the
neil The above reward viii be paid for her ls2
Fulton street
am REwARD.-LOsB LAST WEEK, POCKETBooK,
AlU CONTAINING several notes. The payment Of which has
beer stopped The finder viii please 70 leave al ~ Chatham
street and receive the above reward
c,1nN REwARD.-LOsT. IN THE BRANDRETH
~IVU House Cozzens Hotel, gold watch and chain. No,
~ Humber, maser real value abon s5 only PrIed AZ
family ain The reward VII be given At stevens House,
Broadway. No question asked
DFwARp TIN DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID
IL for any regards The whereabouts o. the
large bav horse formerly used by Parker Fool builders
IN Ring street apply % " DONHCE, $ West Twenty
hird street, beaI sA.h aytnue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

d.. soS.aT Will ss
ASs.! salem i Bonds
ys.as Railroad Il b sSa
400 Great western Railroad cent BoHSs BONUS
Louis 4 H sssss BONDS
.Ss Ne ses aSsn cent Bond
$50 New Jersey Central Railroad ...........,. 100
e New Greek Coal Company. '..'.'....,......... 70
IS iaaree Fire insurance Company 50
20 Excelsior Fire Insurance Company 80
Terms 10 Per cent this Say and The eaIaass before
On ss
ALFRED BRAGG AUcTIoNEER.,-A BRAGG 4 co
"a E ssSo ." s. ssses
well assorted stock Of boots aud shoes, we suited to the
sohern and Western trade
4 E m WHITE VII Sani,
SEPT al 70 CLOCK s At : 3 Pearl street from the shelves
10 close sales Catalogues now ready
A UCTIoN NoIICE.-CROCKERy GLASS AND CHINA
~ BY y II 0 BhkTLETr aueioneer Tuesday. Sept;
common ware M packages glassware china Britannia ware
A ucTIoN NoTICE.-HEHNY DREHER AUcTIoNEER
oaloss M lot Of furniture Sedssads bureau bedding
tables chairs clock, locking glass &C., &c, at Is
UNIlON NOlitE-J. GOGAkI. AUIIIONEkk BY y
"A EoGART Tuesday at lOk o'clock, a, the auction rooms
Of Frankfort and William streets BY virtue Of
ing OF paflo bedroom and kitchen iufniure also the effects
OF barToom, &c
Uc1IoN NoTiCE-THos. BELL AUCrIoNEER.-
~ Il so wan .ee w SC SOLD .oct Of msr
chant tailoring and furnishing articles ny tine
undershs gloves lot Of dry goods muslns ralcos
watch two silver do one ladys detached lever
AUCTION NOTICE n T. LEEDS ( co, AUCTION
furniture By yntue Of eha'iel mortgage executed
the furniture contained in the four story residence 26 West
% sEps sa Se ar p%o r
tember2 los O'Clock The of said house
fortes richly mad with pearl two superior wood parr
plush carved centre and sofa tables large pier and
oval Fret Oh plate mirrors heavy lace window curtains and
eel ant rosewood eegere with plate glass doors AMI back
clocks Parnn and bisque hgurcs. costly oil paintings
brseg various subects some q which cost $1,000 painted in
furniture oak tables OF 10 and Is feet china
sag dinner service SAVERS spoons forks
cake baskets heavy sryss cut glassware &C Also al the
paed suits with satsry marble tops cost SIS each richly
stands to match French china toilet Is pure
hair mattresses holsters and pillows; silk satin and Mar
carpets ochs rosewood and bronze hall stands basement
DER Of the bes, description having co upwards Of
saeV No postponemen, any Catalogues the
morning # sale Competent carmen viii be In attendance
pack ard ship furniture II desired
p. kfMBAf.I Atty for MORTGAGE.
A ssIGNEEs SALE; TUESDAY. AUGUST . THE
~ Undersigned will sell by order OF the assignee lot OF
ready made clothing aud goods the 5;4 Grand
street. MICHAEL. kERR1GAN, Aucuoneer
rROCKERY, GLASS AND PLATED WARE, J.
~ WALDEON Auctioneer. Henry G. Evans No. Liberty
street on 1aestay September at O'Clock will sell TO the
trade 10 suit full assortment of white granite, light
blue and French decorated china glass B
snnia and plated clocks tea trays, &c &c. Goods
packed in the best manner for shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

A UCIIGN NoTfCE.-THos. BELL, AUCrIoNEER.--
N BY BELL 81 SH this day at 01 O'Clock in the sales
IL North William street. Will be sold stock of mer
chant tailoring and genemens furnishing articles fifty fine
pants shirts hosiery, handkerchief
ershs gloves nne lot OF dry goods musins cacos,
laces slso lot oil fancy goods jewelry &C.;
whom may double gold hunting patent lie
watch two silver do ladys detached
gold chains. Tuesday, furniture sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

CH.3ERT : SAVAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VI sae elgiby located country seat Staten Island
BAGlEY A SAVAGE will sell on Thursday September a.
IL oc.oct the Court Bouse, Richmond s. |. These
premises since purchased and improved for
the owners occupation and contain elegance ADD
that be desired. Maps OF property. OF
sale particular description may be had ~ he Office
the auconeer - Cecsr street between Broadway aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01
IN7rl.g.,GENCE OFFICES.

NORRIS tDNNN..P : ~. 2Sr BROADWAY
"A Of .eade street. be found good help viz
German IRISH and Eng sh for city and country as
laborers &C. at the branch office, No 10 Greenwic
stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

II OTEL AT AUCTION "A. VI, CRISTALAR, AUG
tcneer will sell Tue sept At lp9t O'Clock the
furniture OF Strauss Hotel No 50 Ludlow
consisting bar well stocked Win liquors and
counters decaners glasses and xngs billiard table nearly
and good ofder balls and oil PAINTINGS,
cooking glasses chairs tables dining table Parlor aud
upper noos containing rosewood suit IN plash carpets
mirror sofa hair and spring mattresses feather
beds pillows and holsters washaBls and crockery, bed
sieads kitchen utensils &c. sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

lar attention 70 the sale Of horses busges carriages &C.
connection with his regular business He believes ha lpca
ton unequaed for the sale Of this description 81 property
se fancy goods Of every description lie bexs 10 stale that
no has No connection whatever the firm hs onv
pace business berg at u sDi u Park rev opposite ne
Astof House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

WANTED ONE OR TWO Statesmen; ALSO, ONE or
w two youths about hfeen years Of over Ia dry
goods store Apply al 80 Canal corner OF Greene 81 a. the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

WASHINGTON HOUSE AND GARDENS, HOBOKEN,
w auconThis day. al O'Clock Y. M the premises,
the well known public house and gardens situated In OF
greatest the city The business has been
successfully carried by Mr. John Ireland for many years
and well known for the last twenty favore resort
for thousands being within ten minutes walk OF the ferry
the direct road leading to the Eysan Fields The premises
house &C. &C. considerable portion Of the purchase mo
ney may remain mortgage For further particulars in
que auconeer, DAVID SCOTT rs Montgomery street.
Jersey City the premises Sale positive. whou, re-
gard to weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01
HOUSES. ROOMS, &C., WANTED

~~~'s - - 49,
4 Farm wANTFD-TIIE ADVERTISER WISHES TO
n exchange good productive property In the pleasant VII
age OF Morrsn only miles from the city ~ New York
tor good hrm. containing about 100 situated within
900 miles Of this city. note addressed w D. Broadway
Post ONCE wil receive promptly aleation
T-NTuRSrsIIED ROOM wANrED-AT " PER MONTH
u by plain widow lady o. que, habits beet 81 reference
given and required. Address for week :. MeirOpD
tan Pcs, eifce. New Bible House
yIrANTED TO RENT OR PURcHAST-A TIRFY
w story house % feet front two story Is feet 'front.'
Address with particulars box q 1T Post cnce
WASTED-PARr or FIRST CLASS DWELLING.
w suitable for the accommodation Ct SINAI rcspeclab
family. Any party withng 20 lei Of their house
srab,e tenant VII please address y. q r. Herald Office
UANTED-A FOUR STORY FIRST CLASS HOUSE
w furnished partly furnished where Part or All
Mt viii be taken IN board also toe privilege akng
select boatders location from kghh TO Twenty fourth
between Lexington and sixth avenues References ex
changed. Address box L1Gi Post oDlce
w hNTKD TO pURCHAsF--A SMALL, SIZED LOT
w with ~ feet front and net lees than feet .
respectable neighborhood which good improvements will
be made q be between Second and SIKH
Fourih 10 Twenty third street Address stating price
ton, sc = Collins Hcfad olIco.
lNANTFn-IN pRoOKLYN. HART OF A HOUSE
w furnished for gentee family be In Sands Nassau
High Or Washington sree.s brick aud supplied with
Rent $3.50 The advertiser would prefer H. board instead of
keeping house good board IN respectable family he
had Tor fSo per Any disposed entertain either
proposition may address Frcmoner box s7t Pos oace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

"A of s.eade street be found good help viz
German Irish and Eng for city and country also
aborers &c. the branch office, No 10 Greenwich
MERcASTnE CLERks' AGENCY, $40 BROADWAY
wi Merchant efficient and trustworthy clerks
application This office vii. be found we'll worthy the
OF the mercantile public advertising and the subsequent
Will be avoided Personal inquiry will be made
unto the character and qualifications OF man re
gistesed books Young men DESTROYS OF obtaining
situations invited to register All communications from
~ = ''"''A' va N.Y. HArToS 4 co
- girls washers roners; objection to go in the
country good references Call for four days at the
Germsn Employ ment Office, 223 Bowery.
VITANTED-AT T66 BROADWAY, TWO CONDUCTORS
w bookkeepers two clerks. salesnen, two bar
keepers four walters Two hremen, two brakemen two
Engagement two coachmen three porers two drivers,
and railroads and three boys for trades and
for LOUIS KAUFMAN, Agent
WAHTEp.-FAMILIEs RETURNING FROM THE
w country and Others will find AT the office l2s Atlantic
OF Henry Brooklyn, first class servants OF all
kns. with the highest references Servants wishing places
supplied.
WANTED-AT NO. EAST BROADWAY A CLERK
w for steamer salesman for dry goods store two
conductors two baggagemen two brakemen three men fer
porers two barkeepers three boys 70 learn
trades three boys for stores two coachmen housekeepers
school, teachers,
Charges moderate. GILLEN Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01
TENANTS, REGISTER.

A PARTMENTS TO LET-No. l, 1853 BROADWAY, COR
N Forty street Four handsome. lofty
the third floor with aud Croton water with separate hall
There only grown persons the hsuse will be let
cheap TO small gentee family Inquire Of f. AUERBACH.
No Iryon row. from 10 to IL the premises. from to
40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

(NROCKERI GLASS AND PLATED WARE j.
~ WALDEON, Auctioneer. Henry G. Evans No. Liberty
1aestay September 10 O'Clock, will sell TO the
trade suit full assortment Of white granite light
blue and com French decorated china glass B
tsnnia and plated clocks &c. Goods
packed in the best manner for shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

INASTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN. IN HOUSE
w with modern improvements a neatly furnished room.
with partial board private family location above Bleeck
aud between Fourth aad Sixth Address,
Herald 0alee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01
BILLIARDS.

D-iIrARD TABLES TRIMMINGS or EVERY KrNp
ID AID appss,ss essential 70 connected with The CAMS
81 billiards 10 Be hAd the mandatory Of OCONNOR
COIIRNDER IS Ann street Fou good sec,od hand ss
for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

UCTIoN NOTICE.. BoGARr. AUCTIoNEER BY s.
IA EuGART Tuesday AT lOL o'clock, at the auction
corner Frankfort and William by of
cuon general of household furniture
paflor bedroom and kitchen furniture, also the effects
4 barIoom, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

m BOYLE AUCTToNEFR-sToRE "a HUDSON
street, VIII eel on Tuesday sept q 1865 O'Clock, at
100 Mott street furniture bedding Of rooms com.
prng sofas chairs tables cooking stove feather beds and
! actresses
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-13

TALKING BAcK--1n Wednesdays Er-
press we are designated as :" "lokelitems," "
and the fact published to the world, that its
pronoun caught us mapping the other day
when we ought to be straining our eyes to
discover the snow capped SUBMITS of the
Ruttes We '' aint saying nothing" but if
there ,cas any snow on those wart like ex-
crescences on the fair face of the Sacramen-
to valley, why DR., Young's almanac is i'm
perfect, for that valuable work don't say
say anything about it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-13
d6-td
Extension Forever!

Owing to The immense business dome by The under"
sjanri, they bake found II necessary 10 open "uolhtr
BRANCH Ia Oroyic, and have lncalcd il nearly OPP
posite th" Orleans lpicl, aud directly opposite the
Miners Bakery, on Montgomery street, where thcy
are now opening and offer for sale tine Ia stcck q
Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Hats Gaps, and as good
n stock of Under Clothrg is can he found IN their
we'll known establishment 10 he sinners and resi-
dents OF thompson Fiat, Morris EaNinc, Oregon
Gulch and Ciy, and everybody, with their friends,
we would simply say, drop in and us at the
Hranch, examine stock, you have both the right
quantity and quality TO select from. Cloihe your
selves comfortably, 20 on your wa! rejoicing and If
goods don't give you satisfaction, our names are
not u. TOY 4. OTIEKSoN,
Montgomery street. opposite st. Nicholas, and
Branch. opposite Miners bakery. do
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-13

VIEW OF ORov1LLE Mr. Watson of the
News Depot, has handed US beautifully ex-
ecuted engraving of a view of Oroville,
printed on large letter sheets The view, a
correct one, is taken from a point on the
other side the river nearly opposite Garri-
otis MILL. Everybody who writes to his
friends in the east should do so on this illus
trated paper, if for nothing more than to let
the g." "old folks at home 3" know how this
gigantic yearling looks