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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19
Topics of the Day.


York Herald, received in California,
published since the Democratic tri-
umph in the glorious old keystone
State, is perfectly furious and flour
ashes its cudgels with awful earnest
hess and vehesnence. The poor old
strumpet! BY chance, the Herald,
III It's endeayors to be on the wiuning
side, favored the election of Mr..
Pierce four years since, and the over
whelming triumph of the Democracy
then, induced the self inflated con-
ducters Of the Herald, to believe that
the victory had been achieved by
their efforts. Indeed, If We remem-
Der Alright, it was the Herald's boast
that they had elected Mr.. PIERCE
Since the Herald has fancied it had
the power to elect to the Presidency
whomsoever it pleased, and it had
but to succeed in electing John c.
Fremont, in order to make good its
boast. Had Fremont been success
ful, the Herald's character and power
would have been established. The
boast Of being able to control the
destines of the American nation
would have been true to the letter,
and James Gordon Bennett, who has
been kicked, cuffed, and caned thro'
the streets Of n. Y, would have been
able TO have set up and knocked
down again whatever party he chose
Or, repudiating all parties, build
up new one and place it in power
In less than a year. 1t was for this
that the Herald was fighting. 1t
boasted of having the power to ac-
complish this, and it was engaged by
tue Republican party. Its duty to
that party was pleasure to itself,
for it wished to wreak vengeance up
on ltbe democracy, and make an
exhibition Of power that should rem
der its will supreme. In its fancied
strength, it set up man of straw,
and bucked him against the univer-
sal Democratic party. Had it been
successful, great would have been the
triumph; but it failed, and great was
the fall. Down goes the Herald,
bouncing from point to point, like
Milton's Belzebub, in his descent
from Heaven. Its power is gone
it is nothing but ''vain glorious"
boaster, indispensable only to New
York breakfast room.
Since the election in Pennsylvania,
the Herald is willing to forgive the
political enemies of Frement, if they
will repent and wear peas in their
shoes for week; otherwise, a hemp
en- collar is to be their natural neck
cloth, the first tree the place, and
Bennett will write the obituaries
Whew!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

eF"DR. a. BALL, offers his professional SER
vices to the citizens of Oroyille and vicinity, having
had much and long experience in the treatment of
the various diseases incident to this climate, he hopes
to give satisfaction
Special attention given TO diseases of private ma
ture. rheumatism, &C. which he can cure without the
use of mercury.
OFFICE, front room, No. II, United States Hotel,
up stairs-Oroville Ocl-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

The MoUNTAINs.-We learn from Mr. Tn
derwood, who arrived here yesterday, from
the American Valley, that a good deal of
rain and some snow had fallen at that place
before he left
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19
For Sale.

nNE OF THE MOST PLEASANT AND DFSI.
y rable House lots IN OrOvfTfr situated on Lin.
coin street between Bird and Robinson streets direct.
y opposite the Court House, being 66 feet on Lincoln
street, and running back 1872 feet
For terms and further particulars, apply TO
j. G.. LAWT0N, Jr
tl5'n Nc. 5, United States Block.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

Eg~ We are pleased to learn that Mr..
Gilman has succeeded in draining the Mon
tezuma Claim again On Monday, three
thousand dollars were taken out,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

RsS- The Assessor of Placer County says
in report to the Surveyor General, at can
be safely estimated that this county has fur
nished $4,000, 900 of the gold product OF the
past year."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

Discovery OF DEAD BoDIEs NEAR SAC.
RAMENo.-The Sacramento Times says the
remains Of q deceased person were found
lately near the Ranch of Mr.. Z. u. Cooley,
commonly known IA the Grape Vine Ranch
on the river about twelve miles below Sac
ramento. They were discovered by two
young men named Brines and Calhoun, on
ground from which the Tules had recently
been burnt by which means they had be-
come exposed to view. There was not a
particle Of flesh or even Of clothing remsin-
ing, but a pair Of boots we're on the feet, and
alongside of the bones we're found a double
barrelled shot gun, powder flask, jack knife
and twelve dollars and ffty-fve cents in
money The money was in two different
leather wallets. All appearances indicated
that the bones had been laying there for
two or three years. The ground is subject
to overflow in the rainy season, and has been
place Of resort for 'gunners in search Of
geese and ducks. 1t is probable that some
one thus engaged has been accidentally
drowned, and been hidden from view by the
tulss for year or two, until the fires have
exposed the ground again to the eyes of the
traveller. The same two persons found the
remains of another person in the same Vi
cipity few weeks ago. In this case there
was no gun, nor any evidence from which
the occupation Of the person could be infer
red. About four miles nearer Sacramento, "A
son of Mr.. Huyck and hired man made a
similar discovery few weeks ago In this
case seven dollars III money were found
along with the remains. All these discover
les were made on ground subject to over
flow, but more than usually exposed at this
season of the year, and all bear the evidence
of having been dead for several years.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

to" JUST RECEIVED. an Invoice of fine Paint
ed Cottage Furniture. at c. Scrbers Furniture Ware
Rooms, Montgomery street, nearly opposite the st.
Nicholas Hotel oct31
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

Va. A new locomotive on the Sacramento
Valley Railroad recently made trial trip,
during which it ran at the rate of o mile a
minute.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

TERPsIcHoREAN The coloured people of
our village. are to hold ball on tomorrow
night at the metropolitan Saloon ON the
corner of powner and Bard Street.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19

EIs- We would refer our readers to the
advertisement of Mr.. Il. d. Cary in another
column wherein he offers for sale n valuable
Mill, and other property.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19
Furniture
Furniture /!

JUST RECEIVED a large assortment Of Furniture
and Bedding For Sale at reduced Prices, at
SCRIBER'S Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery
street. st. Nicholas Hotel. OH
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
E or S a lie.

-. PIE Mil property, Dwelling House. known
s;,; rs CAkY'S FLOUR MILLS, SACRAMENTO
II The Mills are aud have been in active opera
lion for the past two years, and make seventy to
eighty barrels Flour per day. No brand of Flour
made il the State is superior 10 il. Regular cash
customers take all The mill can make 1t is very
desirable aud profitable property. Can be had Oh
reasonable terms.
II disposed of before the 9th inst, it will be
sed that day III public sale, the proprietor in
tends leaving for the Atlantic STATES on the steamer
9Th December. tnZf Il. ID. CAkY.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19
A word for Butte County.

The greatest gathering that has been known in
Butte county during the present campaign, is that OF
every description ofuscu and ornamental articles at
the oneer Variety store and Yankee Notions Depot,
Washington Block, Myers street 3rd door from Mont
gomery, Orovile. ocl3tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ROBERT JOSEPH,
WHOLESALE DEALERI IN
Watches, Je,ceiry, Diamonds, 1oofS'
Watch Materials, Glasses,
Fancy Goods, &c.
1o5 Montgomery stree, corner of Jackson,
tDR. WRIGnT'S BUILDlNG)
UAOBERT JOSEPH having purchased the entire
q, stock and trade oi ISAAC ioSEfli C' ="
will carry on the same for his own account, nt leo
Montgomery Street. corner of Jackson, Dr. W right -
Building.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27

T. RosRs il FORMER T1MEs.-Anong
the aueients, to enjoy the scent OF
roses at meals, an abundance of rose
leaves were shaken upon the table, so
that the dishesjwere completely sur
rounded. By an ingenious contri-
!. vance roses; during meals, descended
Con the guests from above. lIelIogas
balus, in his folly, causeI violtts and
RISES to be showered down anon thg
quests is such quantities that 4 mum
Der Of them, being unable 10 eXtricats
, themselves, were s1tfocateiin flowers.
During meal times they reelined upon
tlis'I4ns stuffel with rose leaves, or
maftz II COUCH Of. the leaves themt
selves The door too. was stfewei
with roses, and in this, custom great
luxury was displayed. Cleopatra, at
81 ENORMOUS expense, procured roses
tora feast WHICH she gaveto Anthony.
haa them laid two cubits thick on the
floor Of the banquet roofa, and then
eauset nets 70 be spread over the
flowers, ia order to render. the floor
/ ing elsstic. Hellogabalus caused not
only the baHquet-roo but also the
coionna1es that led to them, to ba
corere5t with roses, interspersed with,
l!llie8,; Eiolets and narcissi. H..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
+: STAR OF The EKANAWHA VALLEY
MISSES, JACOB PFcsT AND
y NICHOLAS CATO:

Il tlG3teHan; FIJI f Hi
You will please to take notice, that Oh
I'll Monday, the 18th day Of august,
1856, al the Office OF Fleet w, Smith,
Esd, il the town Of Ripley. val, we will,
bctweea ths hours of O'clock, A. MI,
and Z d check z. NJ, of said day, before
r. ". Smith, Esq, Commissioner in
Chancery, proceed to take the deposi-
tons Of isaac Stats and others, to be
read il. evidence in q suit depending On
the Chaneery of the Circuit Of jack
son county, Va, wherein we are COIN
plainauts and you defendants; and if from
any cause the said dispositions shall hoI
be commenced, or being commenced,
shall bot be completed on said day, the
taking thereof will be continued from day
to day until comfpleted,l at which time
aud place you can attend if you see fit
t-@\ JOHN McGREW d CO.,
/ IN by FISHER q TURNER,
July 9, n15w4 =" their Counsel
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
| IT AN ACT; i i II
10 aksrtae times Of holding tie Courts ii Tie
/ Heststn District Of Tryinia. : .

DE it ennset9d by the Senate aid House
ID of Representatives of the United
States of America in afre Congress assem-.
bled; rThatinstead Of thet;mes now pre-
ssribei BY law for holding the: Courts Of
the United States in tire Western Dis
trict Of Virginia, the said courts shall
hereafter. be held annually al Cla[Esburg
on the twenty fourth days of March and
August; at Wheeling on the Sixth days
1 OF April and Sepleinber;;rat Charleston,
on. the nineteenth days Of April and Sep
tembar; at Stalnton on the first days 81
May and October; and at Wythe Court
House on the fourth Mondayso OF May and
I October; and that all suits actions and
1 proceedings ofwhatcver Kind now depend,
iHr in, or returnable to said courts re-
spsotiyely, shall be taken to be continued
|, OF returnable To the terms herein establish
ed lg ...=.5
T. Sec. 2, And be il further enacted,
That ,the term OF, the circuit court of the
United States shall be. holden annuity at
,LewIsbarg in the said Western District
ofNrginia commencing as now, on the
FIRST Monday of August. !.
4 Sec. s. And By it further enacted,
That this act shall bezih force from and
a;her the passage thereof, .>-f
'aa Approved June. 20, 1856. *.
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
Carteris Spanish nlixture

j
Who ftreat.P Purifier of The Blood
THE BrsT ALTERATTyI KNoYH:
Not q Partiete VI lisrcury u II
Al infalliblo remedy for scrofala, Kings
Evil, Rheumatism. Obstinate Cutaae-
oas Eruptions, Pimples Or Postules on
the Face, Blotches, Boiis, Ague and
Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes. Ringworm
or letter, Scald.. Head, Enlargement
and Pain Of the Bones and Joints, Salt
Rheum, Stubborn Ulcers. Syphititic
Disorders, and all diseases arising from
an injudicious use of Mercury, I'm
|. PruaeRee in Life, Or Impurity Of The
Fl Blood.
This great Alternative Medicine and
Purifier Of the Blood is now used by
thousands of grateful patients from all
parts of the United States, who testify
daily to the remarkable cures performed
| BIZ the greatest of all medicines, GtCAR-
TIERS SPANISH MIXTURE. !. Neu-
rEtlyia, Rheumatism, Serofula. Eruptions
GA .the Skin, Liver Disease, Eevers, VI
GERS, Old Sores, Affection ofthe Kidneys,
Diseases Of The Threat, Female Cora7
plants, Pains and Achipg1of the Bones
ana joints, are speedily put 70 flight BY
using this inestinable remedy, ..7..
! Rorgall diseases of the Blood, notlitng
has yet been found to compare with it!
1t cleanses the system Of al impurities,
acts gently and efficiently On the Liver
fand Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion,
! gives tone to the stomach, makes the
| Skin clear and healthy, and restores the
! Constitution, enfeebled BY disease Of bro
KIN down blythe excuses Of youth, To its
pristine rigor and strength.
| For tile DISEASE OF FEMALES it is peeu
harly applicable, and wherever it has be-
>96me known is regularly prescribed Will
tie haFPiest effects. It inrigorates TIC
kweak and debiliated, and infparts elasti-
Fcity to the worn ont frame, clears fhe
shin, and leaves the patient fresh ant
healthy; a single bottle Of this inestina.
BE remedy is worthall tie so-called Ssr,
saparilIas in existence.
/ |. The large number of certificates which
I We have received from persons from al
Fparts Of the United states.His the best
EVIDENCE tbat There is no hurnbug aboilt
/ it. TIE Press, hotel keepers. magis:
trates, physicians, and public men, vel
known to the community, an add then
I testimony to the wonderful effect Of Ithii
| this GREAT BLOOD. PURIFIER.
! H. CtaH hin tn A ~, L-n,,d lrnt Il, "A , =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
interesting to Dg:zs..iiss1ls,

r At the recent DENTS G Convention,
held Of New York, d. Harris, d
baltimore exhibited an instrument IN
+ vented br Or, Putnam, for producing
!l6ealtanasthesia. very useful .tortcx-
tracing teeth without pain. 4
Dr. Putnam stated that he had ex-
tracted three or four thousand teeth
with this instrument. The agents
) used was ice and salt, and the instru-
+lnent was so contfiTea. that tic ap-
pl;cation could be5lnade 10 the small
est portion5of any external part Of the
body. 1t was a singular fact. he, re-
marked, that when applied tdthe gums
it produced no pain as it did to the
outer surface Of the body. The gums
were frozen By the application, and
the teeth extracted without the slight
est pain, and with no bad consequence.
It required but two minutes to effect
the phrpose-at most three or four
PeterSIary. Erpreas. -, 5s.@ =.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
suFFALo DRUG sToRE.
sargeon and obstetrician,

80 SIi Eoit hiiu obstCtTicaaMs
Gad uate .pf the Medioo Chirnfical College
Of Surgeons ana Physicians PHILADELPHIA;
Philadelphia College 81 Medicine, phhisaae.
phla aud thlad 3lplia Sulgisai nslitnle,
Philadelphia, oafefs his protes sIonai ryices n
al within. MEDICAL aid Partfc,,Iir 4 te,ifiot
pad q Surgery and DISEASES III MONTH"; anu
Chitdrea. Callsipr2mptlg attended ID DAY sGt
night. J. li..
j, ne unuersignned has opened iii Fuffalo, in
TIE ;slofe =. house formerly Occupied by Dr.
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, OILS Dye.
~ sIstHfs, &C.,
which have been most acknowledgements and
al medicines viii De Compounded with tile
utmost care End attention.. 8asG
:; With the hope Of receiylRgEa share Or pub
lie patronage, he p!edgeS/Eis best easrtions
and most persevering Efforts TO render gener.
Pal satisfaction TO those who may he kind
enough to give him their support. ytnsI.
H he may pc found IA his lpilice when n5t
professionally engaged, until 10 O'Clock ii
night after thar hour, lat his tesidence, for
nerl" occupied by Capt. Parker. +
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
FAMLEY MEDIClNE.-Every fami

.FAMLEY MEDICINE Every fami-
~ should keep on hand some tonic, alter
alive and blood purifier, to administer in
sudden attacks when physicians cannot
be had. Garfer's Spanish Mature, above
all others, is the medicine required, for,
while tits perfectly harmless, its effects
are 50 powerful that no ordinary disease
can resist them. For Biliousness, Diar-
rhcaa, and such ike complaints. it has
iou5htits way into public favor. and now
stands unriyalled. neJ.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
Spirits.

( b. 2 Il ~ 1
properties to this remedy. 10 rash 81 ttn-
5Warrantable assertion Is made. tuta &
simply stated 4 fact; proven undeniably
and conelusiyely blythe extraordinary
cures, and benefits derived from its use.
under tie direction Of its illustrioas ORIG
inator, DR. Hoofland, among all classes
Of European society and from TIC i'm
mnse MISS IF testimony, from all parts
Of the. American continent, aceunlulated
during The last ten years, III lie hands III.
the present proprietor: Tie prevalence
Of diseases towhicf tie Ger,aal Bittors
are adapted, It is with sorrow ne say Il. Is
almost universal, indeed there is scarcely
family throughout the rhd1e extent IL
our country in which tl46.e, hlat,t t,e
found among its members ti.a6 r,ee,.iia.
salloseaad langaid appedfaaee Isl
4 diseased Liver, or nj eyaaeiatcd ard
suffering Dyspeptic.
Then OF what immense importance to
this class ali inyalids, that certain and
reeliaiblle ,1 remedy should Be placed within
their reach; one in which 10 Laheful orr
injurious drug enters into its cpmposi-a
ton; \ remeay ION which the patient can
rely with=the utmost confidence and cer-s
tainty and be assured from actual and
tanslblaPropfs, thas thd articla hi Ii Using
really possesses the virtues attributed q
lt. Such a remedy, is 'Hocffana's GER
man Biittess.'s Thd,lsgnds Of dollars
have bcen expended 10 its manufacture
and dli H throughoutal parts Of this
continent ettlt, and the proprietor feels the
greatest attest satisfaction IN stating, that there
= No state, county Or even vii age ii ID
the Medicine has been introduced thatH
thefeIcannot be found numbe.s. wiling
to testify to its virtues.
IFS nlsed constantly in lie practice al
q large number Of tfse mos prominent.
ri ~ ~ the doa4itty, who have also
added their written sfifionv, III ievii-
dence Of itsIssreat Yiftues. Ii conclusion
then, Tvs would respectfully ask OF all
those aifiilssed with any Of the above ais-ff
eases g 2, glye The Bitters 4 trial. and rest
ASSURED III Niti ileEsr be d,Fe I'D
ppsof Of tlle statements above made, aIl
are invited ito read atteniyelY, tie Alma
nae orE' Practical Receipt Book, for Far
mefsEand Families ee4tailssiSgg IL grea.
number ri useful receipts, III addition 4 ii
the testimony, IN favor Of tie BittcrsI
rom II TIE most prominent and well Known
la M mall parts Of ths Union
atlAgents for the Buffers ara authorized
TO distribute the Almanac gratuitously
Principal officeand Mauufactory, s6
Arch 81, philadelphia, Pa.
for sale wholesale BY Druggists III all
the principal citics. and asretail byapoth-
ecarIes and stoorkeepers in every. town III
the United States ind Canada, and bv
DIR. i. +. HOOHF, Buffalo, and cor.
NER q HENso =, Hnrricans Bird d.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
DEMOCRATS, RALLY.

z, The undersigned, the Democratic Flee,
TOR for the 18th Electoral District of yir.
ginia, willaddress the people, on the is.
sues involved in the present canvass, a
the following times and places, to-wit: :.
Wayne G. H.. "Wednesday, Aug; goth,
at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ. r.: r
5Cabell c. H, Saturday, August 9Srd,
at 2 o clock, .P NJ. IN :
Putnam G. H.. Monday, August a5!h,
| ata o'clock; P; NJ. h" X
Buffalo, Putnam Co, Tuesday, Aug
Goth, at Cookbook, p. NJ. So. + f..
Opollus Stevens, is mile Greek, Wed
nesday. August eth, al 2 o'clock, p. N
| PIT. Pleasant, Mason Co., Thursday
August 28th, at 9 O'Clock. P NJ
German Flats, Mason Co., Friday,
August Goth, at 2 o clock, p. NJ. -:
West Columbia, Mason Co. Saturday,
August 3oth, at2 o'clock, p. NJ.
New California, Roane Co.. Monday,
September 1st,Ha 9 clock, p. NJ. =.
+ The Assistant and County Electors
will be expected to address the peoplr at
the above appointments. If deemed ad
EEisable, the County ELECTORS fix upon
hoursditfefent from chose above indicated
and Twill also ill the appointment made
for me which will not conflict with the
above. : ......' !. IT,.
Democratic papers, in tie District,
please copy. Notice Of appointments for
other portions of1he District will be given
hereafter. ., fSAM'L L. HAYS.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
Wool Carding.

THE subscriber would inform the pub
/ lie that his CARDING MACHINE
is in excellent condition, and is in full
operation, ready to do work with dispatch
and in the best manner. He has the
same careful and experienced Carder,
JAMES n. BRYANT, employed las
year. His terms are the same as las'
year. He will receive bales of Wool de-
posted at James Mason's, opposite the
Mouth Of Scary, and at Robert Sam,
mons at the Mouth of Poea.
+, JAMES HIGH.
Highs Mil, Poca, June II, 1856.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27

!: Mr.. Brown, you.sYi4 that the de-
fen .4ut was honest and intelligent,
what makes You think SO, are you ac-
gnaintef with him No, sir, new
.er cav him. ..Whr, then, 40 Won
come to such eonclusion?" 4s'Cause
be takes ten newspapers and pays for
taem III advance" Verdict for de-
fcplant. i ~. .tt..s ~.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27

The Freeport Qil.)9Anzeigcr, a
German paper, at first ruin up the flag
oil Fremont and Dayton. 1t has now
3pulleii it down and hoisted the names
p. BRclaanan and Breckinridge to its
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