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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21
For the Shirt of Tho A.

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DEAR Mr.. EDITOR The following YER
ses were the production of an idle hour
many years since, and were suggested by
the murmurings of some children who pro-
tested that winter had been SO dreary and
prolonged as to rob them of all fitting flo
raj gifts for their Queen of May. Spring
had indeed scarce begun to smile on the
world and brilliant flowers bird rehersals,
messy carpets and leafy drapings were all
prospective ~enjoyments still tightly clasped
in natures ponderous volume. They will
be new to your readers, some of whom |
am vain enough 70 think will not be averse
to hearing from one of your oldest female
correspondents, after her long and unusual
silence. Like a wanderer returning from
a distant land, has a kind Providence al.
lowed her to retrace her steps from the
Threshold of the grave to life again and
she is prepared to draw up her chair, If
not already usurped by the many new com.
ers, to Its accustomed place in the Social
circle which sue has occupied so pleasantly
and long. IORA
The May Spirit and the Children.
With a bounding step, and a voice of glee
Sne came Ger the mountain, valley and sea
her ralment Topped up with flow rets fair,
And the jewels CLEAN in her radiant hair
For a m she stood with beamino brow
But clouds sweep Ger its brightness now:
Aud rosy lips Wreathed in witehing smile
Where the pout now Turks in the dimpIes
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21

.ne friendly voices of these frindly compan-
IONS we had afterwards the grand supper,
with its uproarious merriment, and the reel.
win Its flashing, glittering, exuberant de-
light. But Of these / will not now sneak. we
nave a reel every dayvwe may have a sup
per every night-but when do we see a yeri-
table minuet above all, when do l see a min
uet In which Lulu courtseys to the stately
Music !?
The festivities were kept up until nearly
one o'clock, and then the ladies retired. You
see, in the good old days, nobody went home
to sleep, and the gentlemen soon followed the
ladies.
was going to my bed, with Jack, when,
on the staircase, | felt a hand upon my arm.
l turned round and saw Fitzarthar opposite
me.
Would you object to having a portion of
my bed to night, Mr.. Tom ?" said Fitzarthur,
easily, and smiling as he spoke. "You may
be crowded yonder."
"Oh, mop l replied. "They have not tur-
ned Jack and myself out"
But l would like to have you tonight !;
the fact is-aw-I did not sleep quietly last
night; and | fancy that a companion-real-
ly, now, l shall take it as a favor"
And Fitzarthur added a good deal about
N""5 ~SNuobOHhOu w Slecp Will his LrlcHu, HI
namesake, Tom. A glance at his face, how
ever, tod me the real origin Of his request
The great Fitzarthur was actually afraid to
sleep alone in the haunted chamber, and had
descended to the humiliating point Of reques.
ting his rival to protect him.
| consented-why, / scarcely know. ]
thought 7 should like to try the hauntet
chamber, rather; and we were soon safely
housed there-Jack having bid US goodnight
and gone.
Fitzarthur was soon ensconced in the grea
bed, and sat down on the old sofa before tn
slight fire, to feast my thoughts with Lulu
image. | blew out the candle, preferring tn,
flame Of the twigs for my brief revery.
/ leaned back on the sofa, and though
more and more tenderly of Lulu. though
| was a gentleman of the eighteenth century
and that she was my wife. You see, l wa
asleep and dreaming.
CONCLUSION NEXT WEEK.
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nm. We learn that Mr. .Tosonb TT Snood

aA We learn that Mr.. Joseph Fl. Speed,
OF Granville, a Graduate of Hampden Sgd
ney College, Va, has been elected Asso-
ciate Principal of South Lowell Male
Academy, which, under the auspices of
>. Z. Bagby, Esq, Principal, occupies a
prominent position among the best literary
institutions of the State.
A Medical School has been established
at South Lowell, by DIR. Edwin Scott, for
merly of Washington City Medical Col
lege. The object is to prepare young men
to graduate in n winter at the Medical
Colleges.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21

a- We think we may proudly boast of
the Literary and Temperance character Of
this number of our Paper. Let the reader
examine our varied Original Contributions,
and say candidly if they do not compare
most favorably with any paper in the u
try. And the paper is offered to the pub
lie on such low terms, that everybody is
able to pay for it. Se1d on your dollar.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21
LADIES' DEPARTMENT..
Written for the Spirit of the Age.
The Name of Mary.
BY MINNIE.

Who hasn't an Aunt Mary" or a
/" Cousin Mary?" Do not visions of a
sweet, mild, blue-eyed, Madonna-browed
+" Cousin Nary" sometimes steal over the
heart, with whose tiny form and golden
curls many a "Reminiscences Of boyhood is
connected? First at school, the shaded
walks, the quiet talks, white hands, black
boards, %violets, and Algebra lessons. Col
lege days, the first long dress, the first
frock coat, heart-breaking good-byes, poe
try, and love-letters- Then vacations, de-
clarations, the first kiss, the first quarrel.
The start into the world, gradual fading of
" loves young DREAM" life's realities press
coldly over the heart, the rosy tints fade
fast, until "Cousin Mary is forgotten,
or put away" with other "childish
things" Then CONF changes, marriages,
home joys and sorrows, and the "sweet
Mary of by-gone days is remembered on
ly as some ideal dream. But amid the
busy hum of the counting room, a voice
whispers, "your Cousin Mary died yester-
day." With a start the cold, calculating
merchant of a moment before, buries his
face in his hands, that none may see the
sudden culver of the naughty lip. Then,
oh like the "%faint, exquisite music of a
DREAM" comes back the memory of the
past. How distinctly the remembrance
returns, Of a soft satin-like hand, whose
lightest touch once thrilled his glad young
heart. Soft blue eyes look again into
his, a rosy mouth presses kisses upon his
brow, and a low, lutelike voice comes Ger
his ear, as a tiny form springs forth to meet
him, as Of old, in days gone by. "Cous-
in Mary! gone now like my own uncloud-
ed boyhood, and never can return" ant
the worldly man turns YEARLY to his
gains and bargains, with a heart-sick long
ing for the buried past. And that sweet
gentlegirl perhaps the world neyer broughl
her f~orgetfulness, but she wandered or
through life with that unrealized dream O
youth, still cherished in her unchangino
woman heart.
All many q heart will start as the nam
of Mary falls upon the spirit voices, witt
a sweetly painful sound. The serene fac
of Aunt Mary will pass before the mind
eye or the golden curls of "Cousin Ma
ry," or the dark eyes of some dear " frien,
Mary" Or "my wife Mary" or " Mary
my Mother" will recall your gentle bride
or the quiet touch of that mothers hanC
which spell-like seems to drive all pal
away. And, oh suchmcmories steal owe
the heart as make us ~involuntarily mul
muir
"Ah! from all other names apart
The name of Mary hath a spell,
That fascinates affections heart,
And memory loves on it to dwell.
And oh! upon an angels tongue,
No other name so sweet would seem
For oh it hath like music ruRg
/, Upon my ear in many a dream"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21

Bible Society. The Christian Advocate
and Journal in noticing grants made by
the Managers of the American Bible So
ciety on the 1st inst, says a grant of BIZ
bles was made to the Bible Society of
Newbern, N. c., at their request, for dis
tribution among slaves.
Temperance IN the Navy. The United
States ship Portsmouth left her anchorage
at Norfolk, on Thursday, under orders to
join the East India squadron. She is COM
handed by Andrew II. Foote. The Ports
mouth, says the Transcript, "is the first
United States vessel that ever left this
port having entirely dispensed with the
spirit rations by the voluntary arrangement
of the crew"
HCLLCwAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS, a
certain cure for Scald Heads. Henry, IL,
Maria, 10, and John Ames, 8, of Apalach.
leo, Florida, were all three affected with
this disagreeable malady Maria in partic.
ular was in a wretched plight with it, and
although there were many remedies tried
yet the malady did not seem to decrease
Iuuceu JIG UloedS6 SpESdu ltS0II all owe
the surface of the head, to the great annoy
ance of the parents and discontinue O
the child the blood of the others wa.
equally impure. At last the parents pu
: the three under a course Of Holloway
Ointment and Pills, which cured them al
. in the space of nineteen days. Thei
health has since considerably improved
| These remedies are wonderfully eficaciou
Y in all diseases of the skin.
~ Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Kill
er is deservedly the most popular famil
medicine known, for no other remedy ha
been so successful in relieving all kinds {
pain. 1t is most appropriately called Pal
KILLER.
VALUE REcEIvED.-The sufferer frol
a cough or cold, or the confirmed consum,
tive even, gets full value for bis outlay, i
buying a bottle of the Wild Cherry Ba
J sam. The value of DR.. Wistar's discoy,
ry cannot be over-eaimated.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21
Dmmber 49,

Oed upon them. But. in some way, this
merriment sounded false. There is some
thing in a pale face, and nervous voice, IN
Connection with a ghost story, which has its
effect upon every one. The conversation
changed to other topics very soon, aud the
haunted chamber no longer absorbed atten-
ton, and, soon, every one retired. But no
one forgot Dir. F%itzarthur's face, and there
was a rumor, the next morning, that his
bed had not been sleptin.
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Raleigh Female Seminary.

We invite attention to the
ment Of the Examination, to begin on
June I'd and continue three days. A full
attendance of the friends and the public
is solicited.
Marked success has attended this insti-
tuition thus far, and it is believed that the
most sanguine expectations of its founders
will be more than realized, in its future
prosperity and usefulness.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21

CAROLINA CULTIvAroR.-This month
~ for May is received. It is we'll filled
with original and selected matter. We
commend it to the farmers of the South.
Terms, 81 a year, in advance. Address
W. D. Cooke, Raleigh.
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30 It will be seen by an Advertise
nent in this paper that Mr.. II. G. Stroud
has taken charge of the Orange Hotel, at
Hilsboro'. From our knowledge of this
gentleman, we think we can safely promise
all who may patronize him, a quiet, order
iy house, and good fare. Gambling and
drunkenness will find no quarters in his
establishment.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21

a+ Strawberries and cream! Luxurious
idea. We have been favored by Mrs. R.
Tucker and Mrs. j. G. Palmer with fine
bowls of these delicious deliciousies, as a
facetious friend of ours termed them
Thanks to the fair da.aors.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21

g The Annual Examination of the
Jonesville Academies will take place on
the 2Sth and goth inst. P. B. Lee, ESQ.
Is to deliver the Annual Address before
the Societies.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21

UNIVERSITY MAGAzINE.-The May mum.
Der Is ON our table. It is one of the best
numbers We have yet seen. The Editors
elect for the ensuing Collegiate year are,
A. Z. Avery, I. c. Belcher and J. Fl. Co.
Die, of the Dialectie; B. F. Grady, Jr., L.
b. Hayley and W. Fl. Jordan, of the Phi.
lsnthropic Society.
Terms of the Magazine, 50 a year in
advance, Address, Chapel Hill, N. C.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21

University ON C. Rev. Basil Manly,
Jr., of Richmond, Va, is to deliver the
Valedictory Sermon, at the ensuing Com
mencement. on the Sd of June.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21

be- The Asia arrived at New York on
the 10th. Her political new is unimpor-
tant. No change reported in cotton; bread
stuffs advanced and firm.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21

Bill Passed. On the 9th inst, the
Senate passed the House Bill, granting a
million and a half of acres to the Iowa
Rail Road.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21

nA Some Obituary Notices and other
matter, unavoidably postponed till our next.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21

pr Our "Receipts" are crowded out
to-day. They shall appear next week.
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Premium Inns ! Premiums!

We propose giving to all who forward us
Clubs of subscribers, the following Premi-
ums, viz:
For Clubs of Jffoe, with FIVE Dollars, 100 pa
ges OF good Temperance Tract and Pamphlet
reading.
For Clubs of ten, and ten dollars, 125 pa,
ges of ditto.
For Clubs of twenty, and twenty dollars,
300 pages ditto; &C., &c.
BY this means we hope to increase our cir
culation, and also be tie means of distribu
ting good temperan2aresding for gratuitou,
circulation. We invite al TO avail themselve.
of this way of doing good. Our list must b,
increased some how, and this will, we hope
prove to be a good way to accomplish thi
ned.
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q AL 81. N. G.
W2DH2gDA9, MAY "a.
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subscription years will expire; and unless renewed
within that time, the paper will be discontinued
This rule will be infexibly adhered to-.
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"Ah! from all other names apart
The name of Mary hath a spell,
That fascinates affections heart,
And memory loves on it to dwell.
And oh upon al angels tongue,
No other name so sweet would seem,
For oh it hath like music ruEg
Upon my ear in many a dream"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

( W. Dr. y. L. t3APKAY~-The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of This notice Is ef the
few mode Fn physicians whose application 10 his pro
essiun and devotion the afflicted, render hi.n 8like
ornament TO tlIr one and benefit To the other
HungarIau by birth he sought with hOssulh 10 place
his country among the nations OF earth, beyond the
oppre>sors rHle that her sons might rejoice in the
practice OF those precepls" hleh are alike our gory
and our pride In his III rts TO do, he has reaped
the re ard Of n ecual resistance oppression aud
IA home aud country know him no more" Apart,
however@tr bis-laIins uS0H c"lIs serutiOn
patriot, The lesiaohinlsot character and capacity
which he br!ngs euiiie him 10 public confidence. To
tise exd sIon of those who p'ssess neither ifr
or the other. As genl man his character Is untar-
nishe,l: as a physician. hIs skill unsurpassed and
to thosA whose imprudence has lett upon kem the
iaints of disease We can consaient!ously csmmend
him with Ibe assurance that in bin they will find
friend whom To know is great gain The Dr's office
is No. aud Armory Hail. corner of Sacramento and
MoHSnlmeEH srefis san Francisco al4-3m.i
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

4 RUMoR The Siskiyou ChrOn'cic OF
Thursday, August 2lst, says:
We hear it rumored that the band Of hos
tile Indians who are still at large in the vi
entity of Althouse and Illinois rivers, have
recently killed seven white men. We have
no confirmation of the report. but these In
dans have been robbng and stealing fire.
quently of late in that region, and there Is
good grounds for believing it true. This
band now includes all the Indians at large
in the Rogue river country.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28
Oruuille Dailg Nutte &rtuyG.

2=0- Some years ago the New York Her
sM said the public was an ass. That journal
now, even with James Buchanan, the ma
ton. greatest statesman, IN the field. zeal
ously supports John {. Fremont, and believes
that the people will elect him PFesidest OF
the United States. So the Herald still sticks
TO its old opinion
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

CorToN SoAP.-A new article of soap,
made from the cotton seed, has been manu-
f'ctured at New Orleans 1t is purely veg
etabIe, and has the same properties as CASTLE
soap; the color is dark, for the reason that
it is made of the dirtiest portion of the seed
1t is sold at six cents per pound.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28
MINERS SUPPLIES 2.
New Grocery and
PROVISION ST on z.
JOHN d. HEATING,

UHAS OPENED an extensive and well selected
II a. stock of choice Famiis Grocrres. Provisions
aud Miners Supplies. az his New store oA MOngOm-' =
ery Street, near Garriats saw Mil, 10 hch he in
viirs the attention of commHBhy. He will be in.
constant receipt oil addtis Ia his steek ot Goods oil
the latest a;:ons. pis facilities purchasing
being uaexvilrd by. trSi,ler IN the country. he l.
confident that his Goods and Prices viii render the
utmost .aristactl,n To these who favor him with iheir
patronage ThepublIc will p.eaa' call ID examine
E,r them elves Osoviis July II Il s.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

To Dr. ii. Hcinimnnn, Corner Jackson and
Montgomery Streets San Nrancsco.-Dear Sir:-It
is wtiIS leasure that We notice the unbonnded sue-
cess whGh has attended you in your practice since
your residence in this State, now over seven years
The geOd you have done and the skill you have exer
ciscd in the that come under observation
make 1t our duty to let it be known to the world and
more particularly To those now suffering with disease.
Most of us well acquainted with you whilst you
resided at Mormon Island ard witnessed there some
remarkable cures which you effected on patients
whose cases were pronounced hopeless by eminent
physicians. We have also seen what you have done
for of friends now residing ut Coloma and
Piacervie, who after much pesuason and induce
ments on part, consented TO 20 and you, when
they had almost despaired of their lives They did so
and returned and new living hale and hearty men;
and reader. if this notice should reach your eye and
you afflicted, take our advice and go to Dp HEM
MANN, and you Will nevt 7 regret it.
Dear Doctor. receive with our most hearty wiihes
for your future welfare the assurance that we believe
you to be one of our most talented and experienced
physicians in the state.
FREDERICK HARYMANN.
(prop'r Miners llotel)
JACoB WNKLEMANN, }Green3eod Valley.
pr Greenwood Brewery,
JOHN GEORGE,
August llAHNE,
JOsEPH WILIMANN, tColo,o
CHARLES GIss.
I. BELAZ, Proprs Of the J
7: B S1Ll, ana crOiA federale' PIacervllle'
A.. Il. WALKER, Ep Dorado Slide
g. ZRoIcKK. ttrm of +. Pope Coo Orosiile
JOSEPH GLAvEI, Auburn.
CHARLES kAsTEGLI, Spanish Dry Diggings.
I. BENNINGER, (prop'r of brdgeD Condemned Bar.
e. WoLLER, Sacramento,
X. FINNlNGER, do
e.. RENAUD, do.
CAPT. HIND, Michigan BNafs.
CAPT. +. 5. MusroRD, Mormon Island
HENRY TRUEL, (RopIbcan House, jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited by Dr Heinz
mann. ang-7cm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

CASUALTIES. The Sonora HeraId of Sa-
turday, August 23d, says:
During the week which will close this
evening, six persons have met with violent
deaths in this county. Two from shooting
two accidentally killed, one suicide, one-M
female--stabbed. In addition, we have had
one robbery, one or two shooting matches
besides "A sprinkling of trihing assault and
battery cases.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28
INFORMATION WANTED.

ar WILLIAM WHITE formerly of White Pigeon,
" Michigass when last heard from, was Nj Muir
darer's Bar, Middle Fork flhe American River. Is
supposed to have iett there tor Orove. Butte county
Any intelligence. CONCERNING his " ~hestTihUus cent 10
SAMUEL WHITE, Colosna will be th nkiully Te-
ceived. aug25 81
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28
JOHN PARRY,
MANU r A TUEE z OF 3 RIG K
CONTRACTOR < BUILDER.

n WOULD ANNOUNCE 10 lhe citizens of oroviIle
Il and vicinity, that prepared 10 ursiertake Jobs
in the above line, 10 any exten'. rs am snanufac
turing BIick extensively aud IA. = pracncaI Nasoi,
trusi able 10 render satisfaction regards terms
ami dispaieh- iyl4-1
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

&s. At the celebration of the 4th of July
in Binghampton, the Hon. Daniel 8 Dick
son, the President of the Day, introduce,
the following toast "The Women of the
Revolution Mothers of men and patriots
The Women of to-day-IIoop! hoop! hoop !
H,mrdhr'
The man who offered that toast, should
have been stdved in.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

7ao~One thousand pounds of wafers' arc
used by the United States House Of Repre-
sentatives in a single session.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28
DRUGS AND MEDICINES

a PERSONS WHO WISH TO PURCHASE
! EL Drugs. Fancy AnsIes. or Perfumery will d"
N.R well to call nj the oRoVILLE DRUG STORE
III on Montgomery, one door from Downer street.
he Orleans Hotel The following 81 com Prise.
portion or the stock on hand:
! SediiZ Powders, Qunine,
Bay Rum, Oil of Vitroi,
/ Cologne, Nitric Acid,
| Ayres Cherry Pectora Muriatic Acid
CrowePs sarsapariIla andBlue Stone,
Yellow Dock, Nulmegs,
Townsends sarsapariIla, Oh Of IemOu,'.
Sands do OIL Of Rose,
/ GuysOtt's do Oil Of cloves.
Mustang Lihamen, Oil OF Cinnamon,
NerSsa d Bone Linament, OH of Organum.
Pam kIllrr, Oil Of Peppermint,
EssencSof Jamaca Ginger on of Anice.
CastOF OA Oil of Lavender,
Moiihls PINS. OH Of Cubebs,5
Nc A ikAster's Ointment, olive Oil,
IIoaway's Pills, Meats Foot 0n,a
Wrghts Indian Vegetableox Marrow,
Pills, Rose " ater
Thomt,son's Pse Water, Boxes Biiters,
Thurn's Extract, Wine Bliiers.
God Liver Oil. Soughlon's Bitters,
James EXpecloran Iiartshorn,
Capsules, Acoeiic acid.
Upodeidoc. Peruvian Bark
Flea Powder, Soda.
Ague and Fever Pills, Cream of Tartar.
Cholaeolue. Homeopathic Medicines,
Shoulder Braces, Clue
Trusses, Sponges. fine.
suspensary Rsndsses, do eoarse,
Adhesive Plaster, Old pvrt Wine, for mod
taslie soap, cal puTposfs,
Old brown Ninser Soap, Old Cherry Wine, for med
Pomades Icul purposes,
Iiair OHs, Old Brandy, for medical,
Bolie Cyrks, PURPOSES.
Viat do AEsnica Flowfyt
Sui soda, LsquOrice Root
sulphur, Sarsaparlla Root,
Aims Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Sfi'a,e Of Potasht Alcohol, o. per cent :
hFphene. Camphene. pure,
La1dluum, Iodine OF Potassium
Parsgaric, Henbane Seed,
Gelsamin. cariamOs ssIds. &c. &c -
Iugslli.r VIII an ths vssai as;ices kept la DRIin
STORES, which viii be s0d at reasonable- prices ty
those who moy favor us ~uh d call.
Physicians prescriptions accurately compounded ~
all hines Of day night
ALBERT %. DAY. Apothecary
OroEille,. August Z, ,-1856.C - aag2xaw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28
Matchmaker and JexveIer.

" | WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
EyA}the citizens Of Orovine and vicinity that have
Txc6 purchased OF Mr. Rosenthal. his Natchma-
king and JeVyciry Establishment ,as Mont
gomery street, aud have located myself permanently
in the above business in this place and hope by strict
attention. business iouesita reasonable share ot
patronage in the above line.
tcW guarantee TO do Work as tCeH as a
can be DOM GHy,chere ia the state.
ALL KINDS OF JBWELRY MADE To ORDER.
B-Parcnlar' r:tention paidtn the Repairing
OF Watches. GEO! +. SMITH.
OrovRle, August II. 1856. aagiln
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28
DIR. J. r N. OWEN,

BH rs settled permanently in Oroville, andres
II IL pectiuy offers his professional ssFvces to the
cliIens Of The place and its vicinity. OFFIGE-I,e-
tween the Orleans and he Hotel 10 france.