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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

che common resting. place OF bowling Bedamites:'
A. any comment offer bat feeble py tne side
Of the outpourings of the United States Controversial
ist. we will forffy our statements BY the following
eItiac. from The South Side DemOcra., another prin-
cipal organ Of Mr.. Buchanan IN Virginia:
I'VE have got to hating everything with the prefix free
s re ire ss free society e will free thinking free
Children and free all belonging TO the same brood OF
IsJsfn system of free schools The Ne England 'y.', Of
free sloos hGf been the awe end Pycc oVrce Of nc bNfr
. ana t,,a,oas tia. hare turned her e, aio Sodsn' dad
Gmrrsi. and ker Laad the ae'aia9riaee 9
hesing Bsdlane We sborursie the system because the
This IL very bad state of things but the remedies
proposed appear very questionable. The leading idea
seems 20 be an extension OF the principle OF Slavery TO
the white Wei to the negro race Ear as the pen
duurn has syung upon one side so far must il swing
upon the other. Slavery is right and natural; II Is
founded upon Scripture and justified by necessary.
Men are born masters and slaves and American society
nus, be brought back into harmony with this primitive
idea Tie relation Of master and slave Is "a necessary
as that Of parent and child. S. w. Downs, late Sem
aior from Louisiana has just published an elaborate
speech which has been printed in one of the w ash,
inpton journals. In bis discourse this enlightened
Statesman assumes that the white laborers of the North
are rot so happy conen,ed comfortable as the color
ed slaves OF The South. Reduce, therefore the white
aborer of the North 10 the condition OF the Southern
slave and the sum of human happiness will be pro-
NOTED II this be the treatment reserved tor nercan
born citizens whose thumb nails are ignorant OF the
slightest faint, it may well be supposed thai the Ger
man and Irish immigrants, who are classed win ng
gers can scarcely look for more favorable treatment
Here is the remedy proposed for persons of this class
who may be found unable to support their families
mark il not said for acknowledged mendicsnts or
for persons who have applied for relief from the public
funds but simply for those who may fall into poverty
ami be unable to support their families:
ISL, N. parents Of these children INFO slavery. Let ou
I,ristnre pass will take these parents and
them and their offspring in sickness and IN health
coihe them feed them and hou'e them, shall De- legally enea
10 their and let the Legislature decree that WI
ever receives parents and their children and obtains Their
services shall take care Of them long they live
Once slave always slave, w,uld then be the
conclusion of the law for there would be little ke
hood that the German Irshman while held in bond
sge could find the means not only OF pur chasing ms
own freedom but Of satisfying the authorities that he
was in condition 10 maintain his family for the future
The old Poor Laws of Henry VIII. against sturdy
yasabopds" and valiant beggars' were gentleness
statutes in the Great Republic Of Northern America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
THE STATE OF EUROPE
FROM Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct %, 1856.
The Sound dues are soon to cease; the nego-
fiations originated by the action of the United
States Government led to a compromise, the basis
Of which having been accepted by all the principal
commercial nations interested in the Baltic trade,
there remains but enc difficulty more viz: whether
the redemption money is ts be paid in cash, this
being the wish of the Danish Government, which
likes to have an opportunity for spending many
millions in jobs profitable to the Court or whether
The different Governments redecmng the dues are to
charge themselves with proportionate part of
the Danish State debt; the latter mode would not
only be by far more convenient for the buyers, bu.
likewise more profitable to the country. Still the
King seems to cling to cash, since he has only life
interest in the kingdom, for he has no children
nesr relatives; after bis demise and that of his aged
lncle The crown passes to remote line Of coIater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Board of Trade returns for September are issued
during the preceding three months which showed an
average excess Of 60 COO 600 per month the cor
responding month of last year. the total again presents
considerable improvement, the difference, as COM
pared with September 1852 being fl,lii,el2. The
Chief incresse has been again in metals, the foreign
demand for iron rails well as for manufactures OF
iron, copper and tin having been extensive. Cotton
kinds have been largely shipped The total exports foI
first nine months of the present year have amounted
to fS49O6 t05 against f69 26 S3 in the same period
of 1885, showing increase OF El5 679 l3, or abou'
90 per cent. As compared with the same period OF
1854 the increase has been fS2lS 6s The chief foa
ue Of the import market continues 10 be the large
arrival OF breadsufs. Other articles of consumption
have also been freely taken, especially coffee, tea
sugar wines spirits and tobacco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
SPAIN.

The Madrid Gazette of the Doth contains decree
granting an amnesty to all who took part IN the nsur-
Tecon of July last Another decree restores TO their
rank the rer.ons who were ,hered in June and July,
1854. at the time of the O'DonneIl instruction.
large augn enation OF the army to be carried into
effect immt diatey Gen. Ssntos de la Hora succeeds
Gen. de Nicer as President of the Supreme Tribunal Of
War and Marine. The Queen gave grand banquet
in honor of the Russian Emb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
FRANCE.

Letters from Paris are still without any satisfactory
intimation The demand for money is un lbated, and
feared that commercial dstrust has beg to
mapit, 81 itself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

yo II. TEE ooNhAvprR OF cARAFA TO The MARQUIS
AyToSrsI AT PARIS.
NAPLES, June 30, 1856.
"NoysITrR IL MARQUIS: You are already ac.
euspied, b. ny dispatch Of The til irst, No. 21s,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice of Application for Pardon.
TATE OF CALIFORNIA, lss
I.--...-.... ntta.-rN.

TATE 20 OF try cAr'r@EXIA' Al n,Ttx ,ss.
y, He IE,norable J. r. " Leris, Presiding Ju'lg'
Of the Court Of SESSIONS in and for Butte CountY.
ami j. Kietne. Disirict .4torpey Of sud CoHiig
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN AP
V pliralion will be made To His ENc"lency, j.
;rey johnson, Governor Of the state OF Chi''rnia'
u the pardon of Henry Lpm N. nov prison'r IN
h. States Pri on who convicted IN the Court OF
os~ions of the crime of assault with intent 10 com
nil rape IN said county Of Butte, aud on the ION
lav of August eighteen hnndred and hny'siN, l-5h)
cnlenced to two years imprisonment in the STATE :
'riSOU. I'll VA EhhAN'
We do hereby acknowledge service ot the "rrG"'
ng notice. at Bdweli, this tlird day of september,
! Il 1-56 THOMAS WELLS,
Acting District Attorney in SAID cause.
JOS f. ~ LEWIS. Comfy Judge,
and Presiding Judge Of the Court ot Sessions.
Arr4sr The foregoing j. n true copy of the origt-
nal Notice, now on tiir in my o 'tce.s
Witness my hand and Seal, this
September 4h, A lr5d.
syH MILES CHAPIN.
Clerk.
Bidwell, september 4th 1896. S-3ot
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
STIERIrr'S SALE.

HpY VIRTUE OF Az EXECtTlON lSsVED
kH nu, oi the Niuh Judicial District Court IN and
for the county ul Butte. and state OF 'aornn. h"nr-
iut date August 10Th. \. D. 1876, and to Voc directed
and delivered cumn1nDg mo 10 mak' the sum "i
three, hunrr sud ihlrl five three On" hundrcth d"i-
lar. rtt with cgamtcrr>t on the ~tn" ant t1r sum
Of tyyruty.thrce SEVENTY five one hundred h do lnrS
e. 49, of .ul, with Hccriug costs OF SAID judgment.
nut of hn property hereinafter dcsrrlbed To -all-ii
The :ur.~ald Judgment. wherein John Ware ahd Il"r
ry GovlS are Plaintiffs. and John NrlcU0nd NCo llr-
f,udarts, ,toWii: Ac,rton NHng claim, sttullrd on
Bald IIl near lhetoWn ct NrovIlir. cuun'y m! state
nturcsaId sul Clam j. ninety five feet fronting on
the HluT and .trnliug back 80 feet N.o3" >'ulcr
hnNc- nos, ipu ihe clnim Als, llho OF small 1nmr
leading from thr rc-erv cir t" TIA, claim Also nll OF
H., qht little ,ud in rest of The aforesaid defendants
John Nrlalnud &tu IN and 10 Cnhin situated npon
said Cain cgc with nli The uppuri enanccs belong
iny to the above. The above property 10 he sold on
Thur-d,y the lelh day Of september. - Is 10. n'
= O'Clock = ut the National Hotel Dated this
lGlh of August. 4 y l-jb
p. FRFER, sheriff Butte Co
pu, N,I,rcu<Ix Drpu'v a4Gld
Tho above sale il po>tp"ncd till The 2Nh div O
sent - l-56, the sale to take place nj IN" above
mconed place, and at The hour Of day above stated
= FHEER,
srn1Su ShrtT Butte Comfy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
CnNSTARLE'S SALE.

unY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED BY
p John Jones aJu-flcc Ul the Peace in Hni fuI
Ophir Township, Butte county and STAT" OF California
to me dirtctr, and dcNcrrd, commanding me I"
make the .uln Of sixty one dollars ANA "thtN -l"u
cents $50 -il and seen dl rs and -'Nty it" cent.
1G5) cost OF court. and HCruing cost oi writ oi IKE
rulion wherein II r. Myers j. mintiU and VI. II
Farley j. Defendant have seized ~ d levied upo
all thrrgh, VILE and interest "i Tie san VI IT, ta'iN
II, and Ia lhn Ger ain piece parcel o. land, sItuatr
ia On.Nllir Ophir ~nshp. Butte county. .ahd Sth'
of california, aud dtscrlbcd IN the map u the Town
of Oo\ie. rs Lots number one G) and Two t9) II
4 .,rs iaurtcrn. C4l said lots front ON OAK s'rc"
mar E0utuomrry Also ono small frame bujldiHg
cDn;nniI, two ruors. Situated ON said lots which
viii expose to public sale. at the United states Hotel
in the Town al Urovlr. on the 30th day OF S"rteIn
her. A. u 1856, at 10 O'Clock, \. NJ, to the highes
Il. l.. PATTON. Constable.
ophir Township
Dotcd thia Scpt 9Th. A. d. lr56. sSu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

G.TATE OF CALIFORNIA, tGan;y of Euie--
- County Court nt Chambers. In tho matter oi j
G.. IoIslaer, petitioner III Insolvency vs. ms 'reu
itors In pursuance of an order made in The County
Court in and for said County by the Hon Jos +. y
Lewis County Judge at Chambers on the "h uay ol
August A. u 1856, Notice is hereby given to the
crr1itors of the snid petitioner in Insolvency. J. G.
IIof.tatter To appear before the Hon. Jos. +.
Lewis, County Judge. ON the first day OF the Novem
Ger term OF The said County Court, TO VII: ''n The
twenty fourth day )f November, \. H. 1870, nj ~
o'cIock A. NJ n. Ridwe To show cause. II ANY there
be- why the prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted aud he be discharged from his debts as an
,nsuvent debtor.
= Conrs fixed this the 10 day OF August. A. ID
ISM NJ Bidwell. MILES Gil APIN, Clerk
ao,iw by III. II. DARRABH Dep'ty
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
STIERIFr'S SALE.

uoY VIRTUE or An EXECUTION ISSUEl
- ont of the Smlh u licia District Court. ih an
tor the county Of Bte, Stllr of Caitornia, heariE
,intr the 26th day uf August, A. y. l-16, aud To ~
directed and d. liyrr,rI cl,ntnrnliil me 10 max
th. SUN Of three h1ndrrd and h,y dollars prtncpa
aud for interest from the 23l daN Of June d. l07'
on Ne urr hunafrt tpiinr- pfinCtp H. ~ -" rave
three, urr cent per mohh until pad, ana Tor COSTS
suit tnVcd ia the sum Of tn t%lW dollars AMI H'
criing costs. out uf the property hereinafter o.
-rribrd. 10 satisfy the nturr-aid Judgment whtrrh
Joseph i Smith Is pllnh and Jacub ; NorrS J.
Drtcnlnut. to vii: The Metropolitan Theatre situa
ted Ia Orosc. in the county AMI State ni"rtsnid' !"
Gated on the curncr ut Iuntoon ard BRA street.
fronting thirty nine go feet llun'oon street. nnr
rlghty t-ui feet Bird street. ALS')-- MI ihil
certain piece ani parc" ol land situated IN Cr"Nllh
Ophir Township Bu'tc county. aud STATE "I t"Ilur
ma. nni described on The mHp 0i tho Town 81 pr"
vl!c. n uilDws' lot, nubmrr one, tl Two, ~
three, Ga four, - five 90 aud -iN 80 IN hI"tk Ur
" six. CG; Lot. nn'utrr one. - two, 90 hNr t'I
-ix seven, I and eight :. ia block clght' = i''l-
number one. l. two, ,. three 3. tour, lhNc - sly '"
seven :, and riyhl, s. ~ Block lumber ten !o I"''
n nubcr one two. = three. 3 four \, hNf, ~ 'iN o.
@rvrn. T. aud eight, p IN Block number "l'Ner' II ;
Lots one l. two = three. , four, !, 1--we, > slN d,
seven, aud hit IN Block number twelve. -, Lots
number one l. two, ,, hrrc, >, four. h\'. ,, sN, -,
seven, :. and eight. s. IN Block number twenty ~
lots number one l. two. > three, 3. four 4 ave- =
six. Il. srveu aud eight. : IN Block num1rr iN0"N
one, II Lots number one. two :. Qr"', Hl'''' y
five. d six seven, : AMI eight. = in BiOck number
twenty tNo -; lni4 number one, |, tw" :, three s
four I. five. ,. six, T. seven. hhd r'2hl' \ ~ h'ck
number twruty three 3; all of which viii cxpo-''
lo public sale. to the nighr>t bidder ior cash at The
Orleans lntel in the Town Of proNr, ON SATURDAY.
lhr 2ol DAY nj september, \. u. le16, between TIC
hours prescribed by law
T. CREE sheriff ruitc County
By NJ 4 MCLAUGHLIN. Deputy.
Dated. his "1lh day of August, \. y. l'5t ang@''a
NO1ICF-Thr ahovc sale il hereby postponed i
Tuesday he 5. III instant. Ht the same hour and place
above uenlincd r. FREEK sheriff nute 20.
~ 4 NrLAUGIllIN deputy.
Dated this 2lth day uf September, $50. 81 til
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

- County Court nI Chamuers. In the marr Of
G. A. Bancroft an ns,vcnt debtor W. His Creditors.
In pursuance of nm order made in the County Court
in and for said County Wy the Hon Jos r. y. lewis,
toun,y lnlpo m Chambers an The 18Th day OF August
A. D. 1856 Notice is hereby given tn the creditors ol
the said Insolvcnt, G. A Bancroft to he and appear
before the Hon. !. T.. n Lewis. County Judge of
said County in Chambers at Bdwel ON Monday. the
Ist doy of sept A. y l-l6. AMI make proof OF their
snccoun- and demands against said insolvent estate
or they will be barred from receiving dividend
from the same.
Witness my hand and The seal o! said County
LIS Court affixed this, the 18th day of August, A.
d. 1856, ul lidwell.
MILES CHAPLIN, clerk
n2ilw by NH. DARGACn Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE, }
HtnWEIL. july 18th 1856.

A-OTTCE i, hereby givnr. that all persons holding
v Butte County Warrants payable from The gene.
rnl fund registered between February lfth. ri6 aud
Nny 9Th. $3.50. that the same will be redeemed
~ ptrscutnon at my office. And notice j. further
avrn that fruni and after this date, said warrants
viii cease to bear interest
WILLIAM LATTINORE,
Treasurer of Butte County
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
ROOMS. NrMRERS l. . AND 3

RtOMS. NJ hbtlN'N l. A'' D.
TEyuIS INSTITUTION j. founded Tor the cure Of
Syphylilic and >crutuluus complains, ana all
Affection. uf ihc Genital Organs OF Whatever nHtur"
Instituted for tie express purpose oi treating private
tunladIcs M tnc instance ul many medical gentlemen
who have seen with pain the lnp".lllons prnc.c"d
hrr,it tore, ulou those who have been ihe victims ot
I\iug adyrrt,-cueutS those connected With d are 10
por.,i, to certain extent this means Ci introducing
Il tu public notice.
Those applying Cor advice viii find constantly In
attendance nrdicil ability ui uull4picd Ski IN lliis
cln>s at complaints. aul 81 h" dealt win ~ ihc
most houorahlc and straight forward manncr'
For the purpose Of securing privacy 70 thc most
drlicntp yrra apartments arr 50 arranged lhut PA
tai nt- viii Ice brought IN contact with none, but llle
Odicc hySicinn.
rhoscupplying 10 this Institute viii the chnr@es
re- .Annab bIr and the treatment sup rur ladies a1i
Gentlemen who desire 10 bcCom' patients without
calling NJ the rooms of the Institute, can be- attended
a. their residences go
Communication from all parts of the country will
bn amended to with prOmptncss, ana medicines sent
If desired Nv cuCluS. NJ II tee of ten dulltrs
No efforts viii bc spared To nuke the lln"arI Ncd
cul Institute what it purpor+ to he, phanlhr'phic
Insilu'e.
consultation in English, French, Spanish and
German. . , = . -
Oarc hours from A. NJ. till j. NJ. Address,
Inward Medical Institute, lis Sacramento street,
san Franc SEQ. =, -, ,cr,y
Onicc Physician, IN h N ar "H'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
WEEKLY CUTIE RECORD.

For crpulati1n in the mining and AGRICULTURAL ds-
rict. Of the county. viii contain the local and general
nrw4 the rk, iatrr~persr' with Undressing mi %-
~.ll1ncuus rr1dut matter f will contlin twenty
,ilht rulumns OF reading matter, mud viii hc one 81
tha Ilrtr. aud chnapoSt Weekly Newspapers ia the
Siair. Published every Saturday I'rns-s3 per
Annum: six mopth-, 81, three mon'hs.Si.
ApVERTIsENE.rs. per square 81 ten lne' or less
arst in.ertinn 81 -
r,ch .nh.anurnt insertion. 81
fcy" \ liberal deduction will he made IA favor ol
those who advertise 10y the year
Ey- Business cards inserted on reH-pna'cterms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
NOTICE

A III. PERSONS holding stock In the South Fea
"a ucr Water Co. who have failed 10 pay their
.-c->tnpnts are hcrrh" notified that unless sald hr
r,argcs are paid in f1ll within thirty days from the
d,i. hereof such shares of stock, or 80 mlny 1t
ihrtn ns will be necessary to satisfy SAID nrrearaGrS
AMI ncrrug cost. VIII be sold nj auction 10 the high.
est bidder h the Eagle Hotel, Forh~>iown, On
Wrdne.dnv ut day Of Octohcr next NJ II O'Clock y.
VI in the manner prescribed by statute.
By order Of the Trustees.
}. WARREN MASON. Sec'y.
Forbcstown. Aug 20 Sjd. a29tl
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
NOTICE

vEyuE cor tRTNERSUlP heretofore existing be,
q tween Brown n IloI unu. j. this day dissolved
~ mutual consent Al persons having cllims ngirst
hr hrm requested to present them for payment.
md those iudcbed, politely requested to call im-
lurdiury and settle their cunts, or they Will be
placed ia the hands Of an officer for collection
u. A BROWN.
W =. HOFFMAN.
Oroyille, August 30, 1856. auS3O.f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

PERSONS WHO WISH TO PURCHASE
~JIDrngs Fancy Articles or Pertnmrry. Will do
M wen to call nl the BUTTE bRi'' - Rf'
~ ON Montgomery. one door from Dover street.
near he Or!cnus Hotel Th" following list comprises
| n mort ION or the stock on h'ud:
Sruitz Powders, Quinine,
nav Kum. Od of Nitroi,
,olnynn Nitric Acid,
! Ayrr's Cherry Pecoral, MurHic ACID,
! Crowds Sarsnpara andl'luo stone,
! Yelluw Duck NulmegS,
Townscnd's Snrs'parilln olI o ct lemon n'
~.nds do pll 81 h"'''
Cuv.ott's do Oil of cloves.
/ uustnnr Iinnmeut Oil of Cuumun.
! Nerve ~ i Bone l.inument, On {" prSa"hI'
| Pain Killer 'll ol Peppermint,
! Essence ot Jamaca Ginger,pu "l Nh'''
/ Castor oil oil of Lavender.
/ Nlofftti- pills. oH 81 uptbs's
! Nc Masters ointment, brNe Oh
| IInawo,'. puI. Meats Foot Oil,
! Wrirhl's Indian VegcablenN Marrow,
/ pills Rose ~ utter.
Thompson. Eye Water, Hoker's bilters
| Tb,rr's rxtruct Wine Buffers.
Tod Liver oil. Slo"eh'"hs pi'teIe,
james ExreclUrant llarshofii'
Consnlp4 ACcclic Acid.
OpodrkIoc Peruvian Bark,
Flen Powder, SODA.
,'h"ogognc, Homeopathic Medicines,
shoulder Braces Clue.
Trusses Sponges. fine.
SuSpensary Bandagcs, do coarse,
Adhesive Plaster Old Port Wine for modi
CASTLE Soap, chi purpot-'
ola brown Winsor Soap, ,Od Chrrry Wine. for med
Pumades, cai purposes . ,
iIuir Oils Old Brandy, for medical
Ruttie Corks, pnrpos's,
VIM do Arlnica Flowers,
Sal Soda, Liquurice Root.
sulphur, ShrHaparin hoo.,
Alum. Pals,nn of Wild Cherry
Nrale of Potash, Alcohol, o. per cent
Norphene, tamphene pure
La'dInum, Iodine oi P"t isSium,
Pnragorc, nehhhhr Se'u,
Gelsamin Carlnmon Sedds. &c..&
LEECIES.
Together with all the usual articles Kept ih DHt u
! STORES which wi he sold mt reasonable prices
those who may favor us with call.
! Physicians prescriptions accurately compounded ~
! all times of day or night
/ ALBERT o. DAY, Apo,hecnry.
| Orovile, August 3 1885, augZm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
IO9 PRINTING.

We would solicit the attention of our friends who
are n want oi lob Printing to " fact hat wc are pre-
pared urHpc,r every description OF work ~ oar ll'
in a styIr that cuHuot tail Ia give satisfaction. We
have recently nude new. nnl extensive mldui"n' Il"
uur nssnrttnrnt lob Materials, and h1vn facility "r
nOtiF
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
FERRY NOTICE

ATOTICE il hereby given that the undersigned
" viii apply 10 the Rtari OF Supervisors IN hnd
for Butte County al Ih"r next regular meeting. for a
License to run a Ferry "r Bridge across the Middle
Fork of Feather River few rods above the junction
of the North Fork of SAID river.
SYlVESTER'p. SAVAGE.
Bidweil's Bar, Putte Co. allu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
NUMBER 81.
Mi>Celiany.

OrR Hours. -Genius hath its til
umphs, fame lis glorics, wealth its
spicndor, success, It's b ight rewards,
but the heart only hath its home.
Home only What more n,edcth the
heart; What more can it gain \
true hone is more than the world
more than honor an, pride and for
tunr--morc than all earth can give
the light, the MONDAY sun may rot
yield, aud yet the tiny flame Of one
pure beam Of love enkindeth, and
sympathy makes to burn forever
Homo how more beautiful thou
art how like an unt'ught religion !
IA golden link between the soul ana
heaven! when the presence of pure
heart makes thee raIient, and the mu-
sic Of It's affection floats ike the chor-
ais ef unseen chcrubims around thy
Tranquil hearth
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
DISSOLUTION.

vuyuE CO-PARrN ERSHIP heretofore existing be
tween James IL. Brass aud John d. hesilng, l.
This day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due
ihe laie firm NUT be paid to James II Brass, ~ho
Home is authorized TO use the name OF lhe firm IN
iouIda;ion. All demands against tlre late trm OF
j. d. Kealing Co, will be paid by James w. braSs'
JOHN d. HEATING.
Orsxille. August t6. 1856 ssgl6tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22

The FnoG 'TRADE-Ihc Albany
(N. W Argus says that a man ~
constantly engaged in that city in buy
in up frogs for the New York market,
where they command a high price. SO,
1T appears, the consumption Of this
dclicary i not coincd to Frenchmcn.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
I-lMEI LIME !!

TWNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE. AT
d their LIME kII.N|. ON the West Branch of
Feather river. Il ndd article at LINE. All orders
icu with j '. IIOAG, lIuutoon's Exchange, GRO
Vile. wlll be promptly attended to
MOORE, MCDANELS Il co.
August % lSl6 nug@rf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
MOTTO ~, =!

yHNIlE cor PARTNERSHIP rXi-ting heretofore nm
u der the title of I. II. smith 4 Co. i'lhS daF
dissolved hv mutul i consent. Wm. &. Payhc having
nurrhn>pd The entire interest Of j. H. Smith.
Wm. G. PNnc viii close the business ot the con.
Germ. 10 whom outstanding debts must he paid. and
lrtis contracted for the benefit " tfe same must be
presented for payment WM. {. PAtNE,
JAMES H. SMITH.
Oroyillr Sent 10. 1876. sl0.wl"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
MISCELLA NEOUS.
WHIT f. & y i L L + r,
DEALERS IN
GRO CERIES, ROvTSION S
LIQUORS, &C., &C.

TUNIIE UNDERSIGNED. in calling tha attention Of
II the public To their stocked Prime "oods, would
avail themselves of this opportunity tn return thanks
tor the very generous paronge they have received du-
ring the number of years they have been engaged IN
business at this place and determined Ia merit COLI
tnuance of The same in future, oltr mt The lowest
rates large and we selected sssorimcnt OF or ceres
and Provisions Liquor. of a superior quality, Pre-
served Frats Mierrs' surpiirs, Hardware, Crockery
and Glassware Sc, &c. Particular attention pald TO
to filing and delivering miners orders from dis
tance The hirhesl price paid for Gold Dust.
We shall also run daily Letter and Package FIX
press, between this place aud Ornvle.
WHITE 4 NUTTER,
Oregon City, Jaly 1856. Nl9u