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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-11
HESS g. LARCOMB'S
W BRICK FIRE PRooF STORE IN BID

New BRICK FIRE PROOF STORE IN BID
WELL.
YUyHE Subscribers would announce to their friends
IL and patrons that their Brick Fire Proof store
on the old corner Is filled with general assessment
Of Groceries, Provisions, Fruits, Liquors, Mining
Tools &c &C the best and cheapest ever offered ir
town One of our firm is constantly employed in
Saa Francisco In the purchase Of goods; and as we
purchase for cash alone, believe that We can sell goods
cheaper than any dealers in this market. Persons
desirous to purchase anything In our line, would do
we'll to give US call, as we are enabled 10 supply
them on favorable terms the Marysville trade.
Bidwell, July 1855. HESS LARCOMB.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-11
CABINET SHOP.
JOHN DOLBERGH.

VKTOULD Respectfully inform the citizens or Bid.
w well and vicinity, that he is prepared to do all
kinds Of work In his line of business ina workman
like manner, with despatch and reasonable terms.
liaving always on hand large assortment oi dry
In .ber, he IL ready to make TO order, Doors window
sash, Tables, Rockers, &c. All kinds oi Cabinet
work, and in fact anything appertaining 10 his bust
ness Billinrd Tables set and repaired. shop on
Charles Street, below Hess s. Larcomb's Brick store
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-11
u. S. MAIL Ii n + 2!

AN and after Tuesday. March 18th. 1856. the Cali
" forna Stage Company's Coaches will leave their
Once, Western House, Marysville every morning at
6o'cocy for Sacramento, and arrives In time Tor the
the San Francisco Eoats.
RETURNING-Wfl leave their Once, 0reuns iio-
tel Sacramento, for Marysvie, at the same hour.
GEO. r. THOMAS, Superintendent.
March I.th. 1856. Mzrysvilie.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-11

A BOLD SNAKE.-On Sunday last
as the congregation in attendance at
Dane street church, Beverly, Mass,
were coming out after the forenoon
service, a large black snake made his
appearance on the sidewalk, opposite
the church, and came boldly across
the street, evidently with the view of
attacking the persons in the church
porch. He was not at all intimidat-
cd by the advance of those who at,
tempted to drive him away, and it
was not until he was assailed with
canes and killed that he yielded the
field. He measured three and half
feet in length, and was killed in a 10
cality where there has not been snakes
seen for years.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-11
DR.. P AREIR AS
graf ITALIAN REMEDY,


For the certain and speedy cure OF dis
cases Of n private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any m
furious effkct 10 the system or any
change Of diet. 1t has never failed,
it cannot fail to cure.
yuyIIIS Invaluable Specific first introduced INTO
n Pisa some fifty years since. soon becnme 40 wen
known as n Certain cure that in every town aud city
not nIy the Continent, but In Great brtain, The
deIftnd for IL grcDt, lis mcrlts so hsohndng,
that in less than yoar from its introduction II had
suppanted all other remedies. The Medical Faculty
of the principal cities Of Europe were compelled c
acknowledge its wonderful mastery over disehse Pro-
prietors of other medicine jealous OF its sway vanly
underworld To stay its onward progress LIKE grass
before the mower, their efforts fell 10 the ground and
like fire the praires sweeping all before II, liz on
ward march became trumnbant. 1t stood forth upon
its own merits "A discerning puplic saw. tried and
were convinced OF ts magical virtues. The massive
fortune acquired by DR. Parera from the sale Of u
during the six years he prepared IT, alone bore witness
To its miraculous merits. AT the decease oi Inc Doct
the Pecipe bequeahed to his son, who has lately
introduced the remedy into the United Statc'. Tho
number Of cures /, has already made are astonishing.
Thousands and tens Of thousands can bear testimony
to its efficacy.
All who use H. II will cure with a safety, speed and
certainty other medicine has ever possessed.
Resort to Qunck Nostrums, Use n remedy that
known 10 fail.
This Great Remedy is warranted purely vegetable.
Beware Of Counterfets. The extensive sale OF this
wonderful medicine has already caused some person
or persons to palm of upon the unsnspecting, spu-
rious compound, closely resembling the original. Be
particular to buy without the written signature
OF A Pareira. NJ. ID on the outside Wrapper Of each
bottle. All others counterfeit, and their com
Founders will be punished with the uirnorst riger Of
the law
Prize Three dollars per bottle. For sale by D. Bah
cock sole Agent for California, Oregon and the Sand
wch Islands, whom all orders must be addressed.
A liberal disc eunt made " wholesale dealers
ID. BABCOCK.
Wholesale Druggist, II Davis street.
San Francisco.
List OF Agents throughout the State Rice Oflin 4.
Co. Druggist. Msrysville: X. X Starkwealher City
Drug Store stockton w. II Bruner, Sonora; Beni
Shurtleh, Shasta; Child e. Worshen. Placervlle; ;
Justin Gates, Jr. Sacramento City; ID. X. W. Carr,
Downeviile; DIR. John Lark. Nevada DR.. w. II.
GAtlief, Yreka, Dr. ]. Is. Winston, Los Angeles:
Thomas Whaley, San Diego; Geo l.. Story Portland
OF.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-11

THERE is a paper printed in Ar
kansas on a chccse-press. It's hard
ly necessary to say that it does not
throw off sheets quite as fast as a
llea-bitten lodger in cheap hotel, or
one of Hoes six-cylinder presses.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-11

New clothes are great promoters
of piety. A new bonnet or a new
dress will induce u girl to go to church
at least twice on Sunday, where she
did not 90 but fnce before she got it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-11

INSULTS, says a modern philoso-
pher, are like counterfeit money, we
cau't hinder them being offered, but
we are not compelled to take them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-11

A Yankee has invented plague
which kills off all who do not pay the
printer. 1t is more destructive than
consumption.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-11

A man in Kentucky was so enor-
mously big that when he died it took
two clergymen and a boy to preach
his fucral sermon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-11

BY a decision of the Cabinet, no
obstacles are to be placed in the way
of vessels or men sailing for Nicara-
qua.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-11

RLANKs-EveIy description Of su,;ies's Blanks
- loI sale aihls once.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-11
NLOOK AT THIS.
JOSEPH GLUCKAUF,

At his Fire proof Store, one door above the
National Hotel. Bidwell,
rs NOW RECEIVING the largest and best selected
l. assortment OF meIchandize ever brought TO this
market. Always ON hand, n complete assortment Of
Clothing, Groceries. Boots and Shoes. Hats,
Liquors, Crockery, Glass Ware, India
Rubbers, Carpeting Havana Cigars.
Ladies' Hats and Bonnets, Shoes,
Caters, Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Hosiery. Silks
and Satins, SC, &c.
WINNERS Tools Of every description always on
band and for sale at the lowest prices Highest price
paid fos Gold Dust County Scrip bought and sold.
March 8 tS5S. JOSEPH GLUCkAUP.
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II a PER g. B R o I II E X 5
IL Nos. 81 10 rs Perrs. tFrAnklir-sauArel,
PUBLISH THts Day:

ROME. CHRISTIAN AND PAPAL
skech's Of M gou Monuments and Ecclesiastical Her
z'chv with Notices The Jessiis and the lnqnion b.
l. DE saxcTIs d. D formerly Cras Of the Madslene Pro-
i-ssor OF Theology IN The Roman University and OGAheator
AZ he Inqus'iOD. limo, Muslin, IS cents
The stranger visiting the CITY of Rome which trsitien mas
inyrsied with sirDns religious interest finds himself 10 srea
decree dependant the explanations svrn BY nonts and
priests Tie sudebook' prepsed With special view to sale
II Ron Catholic avoiding all conflict with alb
shed Do;isns sfod him little heap srivbr the truth
Such swork the therefore having reference chiefly
the eressA antiquities Institutions and ceremonies OF
view po siderable value Its suthor OF
ordinary formerly parish priest ~ that city, and
by his learning pity add wide influence, scared the hsh
o the Pspal Court filed seve Offices Of impor
tart the Protestant filth be has tor
years bored devoted minister OF The WAdrnsan or
primitive Italian Church Turin, Ssrdiri. Within few
be has been chOs. PTOfr OF the Swiss Unit
v,sss Aside therefore from abundant cprroborS'iye ev
thing. they ia Rome and the unmpeschabe integrity OF
this author Sufficient vouchers Tor the state
and the sL certy of views advanced in this work
LEARNING ABOUT COMMON THINGS;
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ABBOTT Illustrated with 10 Ergravnss Small Ito, Mus
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The object Of Ills volume communicate Useful element
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ume e -
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The Rev, John PierpCBt will deliver HE eel .or.ed
POEM .Ltiiled the Golden Calf THIS (fhdayl EVENING
at TrenoTs Ball No. 30 South sh,t Wii.msbur-h, com
u.rcng ~ ocock Tickets Of admission p Cents 10 b.
had at B-edcts Bookstore No IS 4s and AZ the door
To Pnper.Maisers aging w their Winter stock
offer from store: -,
NJ q s. and LEGHORN RAGS 100 bales each quality
$50 Domestic md Foreign eoiored RAGS.
zoe hsl.s choice white WEST INDIA RAGS.
20 bales blue RAGS
~ bale, fine Igb, blue LINEN Rags.
IS bales ROPE CUTTINGS.
10 bales choice country mjx~1 RAGS.
We aha, sell stock this Fall prices tks. VIII n5e 70
ts interest Of paper makers CALL and BUY N B-Nc
iesy in shipping - JOHN PhiEsTLEY Cy an,
Paper wsrehouse No. 40 HAssu Rag Warehouse, No E7
FYoDtst.
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b., TAI ssut Of DYERS what do you call HEALING
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=, M, lot di.'t quito neigh.n his boweg. They say irs
.eiiui ledicils." G. IL RING No 1872 Broadway, Gene
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Ninth Wsr0.-A Bssinr,s Meeting IF the NINTH WARL
REPUBLICAN ASsOCI ALTON wih b. held TIL ; (fnday
EVENING 18th instant ~ O'clock at the Beecke
A full tho members requested
(By order) JOHNk Ei SER President.
N &c.
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CHIP CARPENTERS, - House Carpenters"
- "Mssops" " Blscksnitb" &c, and ali Smith Shoe
Makers ana Tsi'ors the Tons sesms,e. Al should
fail seeing great moral drama Of " WEALTH AND
WORTH" playing EVERY NfGHT = PURDYs Ma
Tl0NAL THEATER aud there yoar positions II Society
and profit BY the information
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TNHE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
i FOR NOVEMBER %.
Circulation. .......'....''..'..'l7o,OOO'
THE NRw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I..LEADING ARTICLES EdueatiOr The art Ar. Of
Living; Diplomacy 1t Dinner; Tii.l tor He.esy
Kansas Congress Think Moment Killing Them
o.
u..BAYARD TAYLOR IN NORTHERN EUROPE:
I-EIplanatory and Retrospective Correspondence
Of The ". Y Tribune.
Lu..REvIEw OF THE WEEK; Giving in condensed
and cons the lstest and most important
events that have trsnspred in the City, United
States and Europe
VKANsAs: The Dreary Tale Of Wrong; Letter from
Our Special Correspondent.
y.POLIrICAL ITEMS Toe Presidential Electors;
N.w-York: Connecticut; Illinois.
VIA VOICE FROM WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA;
Fremont for 1850
VII. SECRETS OF FILLIBUsTER DIPLOMACY.
VIII AGRICULTURAL REPORT OF THE PATENT
OFFICE - tsec~nd Ariee) New Seeds and
IxREyIEw OF NEW PUBLICATIONS: The CON.
pI.s WC,I.oi GsG; , N cIns Annals q the aner
Correspond, L y Of Daniel Webster.
(. POETRY: sons; The Dismisssl Of Tying.
xI..AGRICULTURAL ITEMS
XII. COAL OIL
xuI..FREE MASONRY IN TURKEY: A Letter f:om
Our o~n Correspondent.
XIV WHAT SHOULD BE DONE FOR KANSAS,
xv..PoULTRY: Supply and Wholesale Pricea
XyI..A FREMONT VOTER DRIVEN FROM vIR-
GINA: Letter from Capt sisnnard.
xvIr..THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
XVIII MISCELLANEOUS Death Of Etienne Cabe, More
XIX. xs Ifa4.e E AND ksai.i DEATHS
IA COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fun Report. Of the
p ss.iy R Ssstss % :'li other
sus;eknIoss copy Cor one ys. -, Three copies
soss sSps ssR e the counter i.
Ne PHbiksiisa oAies Die nssains Rrss, ssssA
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The Thirteenth Annual Report and DIRECTORY
al lie Association for Improving the Condition Oh

The Thirteenth Annual Report and D,reciors ~
Of the Association for Improving the Conduon oi
lhe Poor being now reaay Subscribers WIN 1e supP' al
early heir residences immediaey by car
ms Office No 80 Bible Hodse place or on any OF
t officers Of Association and members OF the
4Ad who authorized 10 receive supscfpohs
JAMES BROWN, President, No 50 Wall ct:
GEUR0E GkISWOLD, Nhe-PIesdeDt, No - SoeIhs"
JAMES BQDkMAN, Vice. President, No w broadway
HvkATiO ALLEN, Viee-Pesident, No % Clinton pisce
ROBEKT d. MlNTURN, Treasurer, No 10 South's|
Ward 1. james Ramsay, No. lS7 Cedsrst
H.. .Ge, rye W. Able, No 43 John.st
I'LL. William ID. Harris No College place
~, Hush Aisinau No. lSS Madison -.
VA X We more No 81 Vesey ST.
VIM & Everett, No. III WhiIest.
VII. joss ph Hoxe, No. Rutgers place.
VIII. Joseph b. Collins, Nc. " West ltthsi.
, IN. james v. Pond NJ. D., No II 6th'sv
flames Horn, No 9Cnrystie-st
Ni..S. Y. Patterson, No. So5 SthsL
80 XII. Charles n. Decker, lZ7th-st., near SdsV
y Kill Lewis Chichester, No ~ East bIosdwsy'
NV Rev Dayld Terry No. 100 Mulbeny-st-
~ Thomas Denny, No. IL Clinton ace
ANI. Luther Jackso0, No. III West sd ct.
XNlI..S. C. Lines, No. ~ 81. MAKE place
XVIII. +. T.. MatbeT NJ. l4i East l9lhsL
KIN. u. W Morris, No. III West l9thst.
AK. James DemaIest, No. 1873 Yves, S2d.st
XAl.. Is.se Gibson, No. "a 5lh-Ay.
XAIi..A NJ Lyon, No ll2 West tSd 81.
Il. NJ HARTLEY, Secretary.
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U s IT IT o U

SPUYTENDUYVEL CHRONICLE
One rs.t l2rao elerh. 20. SIS. ID c-ns
Ynhpit,th N. faftaB.s ard yieis-li Udes OF tne
sPUYTEsDUYNEL PAGES
In,rodres,h our well. beloved sad rus'y friend
OLD sYSON, THE HUkBUoOf
p,.sp,.,h the thirsty hbseiou. an3 vs.isn, vsruof
CAfT> RACKET. X A
p.x..l.,h N, dssly OSsrly Il re Girocrack 0a1ds
ALFhED DiLLY, Eso
Por,,esh Emuspurl Kant Wrx~m the ste.t Aosusee' anu
SAGE OF TUCkAHOE.
All In the boat a..
Which b,,o eont.neth alec passages n tn si ana
"a III. Of Mr. Haam.ry Min Of The Union Cae hafrsos
VIA. he did and dant % tie sane puf
And .hoveth bow . younger son Of tne m,ssy =.
Sits Bar this country vita pss
.hs aud Mspion to "a, yclept the ChlnssISses
aDd bag the eanvsaeh decss sa how he &c EN- and ne~
be basSsd ',mwh her equally marvellous thrilling aud de-
lseiakle things LIvERMoRE RupD ryshsa.r
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OARNIIM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.

THE MILL MARE and MECHANIC should
theii relative POSITIONS portrayed in the great IA
DpmA Of " Wealth AND WORTH" n playing at FUR
DS'S NATIO3E THEA TER. hour chNscters pa
,rax,d
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(nut. BOrdOn,s LeCtufe.-DUN FNANCIoCO BUN
DON of Army aud recebtiy arrived in this city
nom Mexico, will lecture at Clinton Hail. Astor Place, on
TUESDAY EVENING, Dee z. Subject Mexico and It's
People To a. O'Clock. Tickets Is cent-may be
obtained Kannys Map Store, No 1886 Brosdway enn-
Towusend's Museum Building and at the Bookstores
senersy the Mercantile Library and Mechanics in'ti-
tue. Gen LA VEGA, ex President of Mexico with Gen.
and other Mezieans, will be present
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DEADY THIS MORNING

puTNAM'S MONTHLY.
ceylEsrs Iss DECEMBER NO. xL'iiL
BItJFBEARDS CHAMBER
WiIcnISG TIMEs.A NOVEL IN T"srr CHAPTERS
IskE SGINi or THG Waters BEYOND KALisAn.
T HBis APocikSPsE or HAsHEEsH.
P'T TSkFSopY ,o,
REcoLLEcTIoNs OF JAMES @. PERcIVAL
TO THE QUEENS HEALTH.
TBE 5&lI Il I5 5fEsos
c .: " s.: Ysss:t. paid .-x
HOUSEHOLD WORDS.
CONDUCTED BY CHARLES DICKENS
coxrEsI. ros pscrxssn
ThF sHlS AsR NO N6y 81 fs;R''''
A JOURNEY DUE NORTH, LAND AT CRoSsIApr.
PULL Ir pSs At ExMooR.
tSpER-MATER ExlsrENcE; ANN uur ON
TIE sslrHFvL MIRROR mass nuv cusrou
uaE E SSb r RSE ~ RI RAsS SHS
S sas3 " 4 ASp ITIn Six Chapters
k ti6 or RsckoslNe-rn Seven Chapter.
DROsCH * DRIVER
INF SSPTAIN OF THE BOATS PATS ". A. CASE
HE TMH PURPLE H1sfm. SHORE 81 '-'"' ''"'i ~
CHIP-A BLANK PRIZE.
a journey DUE NoRTH-rHE pRoscHKY
Price IS cents, or IS agar
DIX, EDWARDS Co, No. S2l broadway.
THE CHOOIaFEL
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
CONTENTS NO XII. ,
ABOUT NEW -YoRx-The wa'erwOrk" By Philip
OF q Tzs
% SiSIsS n i p %S,S E Era
THE TOAUiS SUPPER By A. w. II.
AsroRY OF sKwuNcHi, THE CoBBLER. By oOOdy
THETwo BEARS. ByAurt Lizzie.
FFinRESslbR fANCIEs. By Mary f. Bradley;
and Gndpgs c. The 40 Pt% c's tn. riddles
tonight Malians solution to Let,ie Wilson's Ch.r.de
cam.1 FOR Ss. vasns s'iifs and
How il Is Made; Msrsn's Embroidered Chateane; Oar
Wishes for Merry ch.tmas
The Return Baysd r.yior; The Toad: supper; The Toad
Mr. skwunchy; The Bear in the Cage; Bulldog New
kn. p's Christmas evening aumet,e
The ChselaiDo
DIX, EDWARDS l. Co., No. Sal Broadway,N NY
NEW NOVEL by Mrs. W. c. BIvES. -
No $40 and 5+8 Broadway, N. Y.
VIII publish in few days:
HOME AND THE WORLD.
"Souvenrs OF Resi- fence In Europe"
vsi, I2wo Cloth, fo& PIP
Having promised the introductory chapter of this volume
TO dispense with the oraaity of preface few words not
rneritiBs title, will suffice to that the historical
personsses who sppesr in sketcbed from me- ina VIC
io destiny the ANIMAL. Of the startling period
when fulfilled that the African characters are real
and have literally spoken for themselves.
all the other chsrscter while they are believed
TO and intended represent traits 80
dispositions which not nnrequeDty met with IN real NE
be against the ientbc alton OF any
Of belonging the dominion OF public his
tory with individual persobsses either pact or present
- Contents:
Aropmore; Uncle Toms Freedom; Two Herones; English
Modern Accom- piishm~nts; A Christmas Party;
Shade in the Picture; Biis The Scene Changes Noble
Artist and Miniature Ball "Reminiscences for the
Diettsn; Gold Gold Gold y! The Pastor and His Family
A Ma, querad. The Incosna; The Confession; The Carat
wall The Consp The Accidents The he
suit OF the Plot; Last Farewell; Royal Diseuises Nina
Caiastrophe New Acquaintance The veied Lady; An Ad-
venture An Osss African Desert Tornado bnl'
liant Destiny An Explanation The Beautiful Nun The Meet
ing; Loves Gifts; Conclusion.
LADIES' CHALLENGE
DI VERNON AND GIBRALTAR
PORTERs SPIRIT
HOL DAY JUV N l. Il s.
III Will be Ready on
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Mp. BanLs's Lecture.-The Hsf. N. u. BANhS, Jri
will deliver Lecture The Commercial Age, IN tue
Plymouth Chmcn Brooklyn before the Young Mems Chrstan
fu particulars TO tiuie, &c. III future sdVer
MI JOHN T. COUGH will Lecture before this Association
on TUESDAY ENENlNG NEXT, Dec. 2 in toe ClintoD-ay
Con,egaoI Church Tickets, oes may be found at the
Hooksiores 4. Y. HAYES
Chairman Committee Of Lectures.
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O.v,c, a., rps NEwYoRK STATE KANSAS Co,
~ No. az Broadway. Albany. J
Vo! for Kansas =! All p.tsons ,es,Ioa. % es as "
KANSAS Spring requested " monty 49, !, H.
with o. C. BROWN esq of ossS.sssSmIne;v Sr $3.50,
NY H. d. VA" NA>'
WlLliLs BAkSEs, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

m the Medical ProfessiOn.-Dr. I'D. BROWN-
slWAKD viii siY. A COURSE UF THREE LECTURES
on IhE PHYSIOLOGY AND DISEASES OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM AND OF THE SUPRARENAL
CAPSULES al following Institutions the College Of
Ply ci.n, and Surgeons corner Of sd ST. and 4thav on
Mnony Dec st Friday Dec 5h, and Monday Dec 8th a.
,'cVcK . H. ana the Unis.ry Medical College East
i4Lt Tuesday, Dec I'd, Thursday Dec Ath anu sS'ar
ds, Dec 9th, at y y clock p m
I.cru,s 10 be illustrated with experiments. 49, .
the Course SS 10 be obtained oil the 'nos Oh
r. Colleges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

=. j. Sedswick's
METROPOLITAN Gymnasium, No s5 and eb s.e ay. near
x.....n,tvr.,ouAe Oven oAIy . O'Clock n 70 10
. n. Lade.' eptiOn Days, Mondays Wednesdays aud
r4tuIos.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

Cel.hro ttou Of the Anniversary of the Polish
Re- ouuon of 1884 The COMMITTEES OF the Polish petno-
% society Of hereby iove all their Countrymen
AID eli TRENDS Of the Of Polish Liberty 10 attend a. the
p,.,hs. wbieh will take place on SAIUKpAf EsaNiN1
Nov ~ at o'clock at No IS Forsyh-st. Tue COMMITTEE j.
ALLtN TIL kOCHANOwSKI, A. RASZEWshl }. ~
GOSH. Dr. L. SXPAEZEk.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-09
JUBILEE OF THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.

w hshingtoHI bec. ..
The star confirms the report that the Vr-
GINA Electors had recommended ex-Gos-
ernor Floyd for post in the ne" Cabinet
The Electors had qnite jubilee after cast
ing the vote Of the State, Gov Wise vas
present. Many speeches were made and
toasts drank.
One OF the sentiments declared tue o.
tead manifesto 10 be but the eternal laW Of
nature Of nations. All i.onor 10 the States
man who will execute it, principles Gov.
Wise 10 a speech declares that nothing
would tempt him to leave his present posi-
ton in which the Democracy ofVirginia has
placed him.
He also said that il was due to Virginia
that some of her distinguished citizen,
should be called to aid in carrying out the
policy. Both these declarations were re-
.ee.ved with loud applause