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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

HrNT y u ~ =
\ EsEN.. tseHPrni Commission We
IN CHANTS. VIRGINIA 81. fhcfwr'n Cary ST and H. d
- X K i1rpatI s.tt c,nsiRmr'nfs OF lGbacca, Nneat
t-t.sr. 3lii .3ndHcr generally. tor sas.
THev also ,d all produce nod mrrchandse sent t' their
.qr prsmst personal attention pad 10 all business G" ahed
tfhem
Richmond March 26th sa6 tmaa lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01
Z .il,lN.:e. ..E.sMsN..s-Mc arc now

y 's# emf of = lot ~ 30 | and No. Herngs in whole
$gnod i IL from first hands. which WI viii sell lo"
80 Manufacturers am others viii do well :" call 'ol,
aug Is LEE JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

WE AN~NIBE tFs,-Wr have been nsllcd
w more than once. ! mean what
Hssmrn viz ihat we pleased W show goods Wh.th
SILL OF ~ We and take hi4 orcnson
TO irtnn that have Just received another
Ged Hunting Icon Watches Which offering al tho
rupnd at ul dollars W. regard Them the
for the moue1 that has been offered
Gases god aud the watch warranted Ia be good and
accurate time keeper Just The aud b rnble
aud strong 1ud durable. warranted to- give satisfaction
ha'y shall be pleased tnn To any
hn vii do hr call in an look them ,yhp.
er th'y buy mot W. sincere ia what wcsaY
SIINEKI1ORN 4 GIITT.
oct i|4H Formerly n Silyorihorn
Fu,tHIE OsI. sIOTns.-A very hns..i.o,nc
u assortment ut these Ronds for Tables width.
Imitation Il tic nesi beautiful species of sac such
AZ tr finest Mahogany Kose that Gran
tc Call Al SIMPSON i BROS.
pklsp1s AND COMES Iecth.
j aud sail Brushes al i-sIra
bic pators Clatl brushes will without haudes Dog
Grass Velvet Dn-ies Dressing aud Fue Combs of Iiuf
iae Shell Raw Horn and uda Iuhbrr India RnbLer Long
Combs Pocket Combs all kinds Iee,i ,d fars1ir b,
s1RnI11fE IS WHITEHEAD
Hf.u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01
uYNVHHtsts! MARBLE WoH.>s

AN reccisin. extensive int OF MI the Nnri-
kinds o Marble aud am prepated u furnish orders 10
amy with prompurs patch, as rtap and ~ Vel
executed any Northern tHhmrut Ihusen want &" any
article Marble ut VII find it n fh'r advantage I" h
examine and prices as will not he ontdane IN tins
Mind of work
ad attended 10 the rs If yan were TO
call personally. tall oraddrrss ...=
j. Il. GAppESS,
oct l7ts Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

w rA~nB$tstnStkN NJ >e-kEt NJ WYNN
w IHE LIfEoF " \ NSHGNtiI iION=-fANNE@ tHlflN
TIAN ing been appointed Agents Ia rrocur" nhsrree
Tor " advise all in ot vanahe aitfo
their library. call thnr BOOK store aud subscribe
once. \ specimen copy can be seen by calling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC ron YogK-rHH mar.
sUF RISES q NOON RDES. morn Is
Port Of New York, january A, 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

THY WILL or Mr.. DEGRASD, OF BosToy--
CHARrAEE DoSAUoss.-rhc will Of the Int T. r. +.
Ge1and has been offered for Probate by John F. Tayer
Esq, Of his executors II il estimated to be OF the
value Of about one hundred thousand dollars and Is dis
posed OF in somewhat singular manner. He leaves a
life income to bis sister, of advan rcd years in france
and other annues to the children Of personal friends.
NC but these annuites fall in the entire Of the estate
Ia given for scientific and charitable purposes, fol
owsS-
on6 quarter 10 Harvard University In trust the income
OF which 10 be employed in Trench works and perod
ca the exact sciences and chemistry, astronomy,
andoher sciences app led to the art and navigation
40 each Of the following societies onc-twelfth viz:
Association for the Rccfof Aged and INDECENT lcmae-.
Boston y ing-in Hospital.
Boston Fema Orphsns Asylum
Fatiericss and Widows Society
Female Medical Education Society.
Howard Benevolent Society,
Humane society.
st. Vincent dc Paul Female Orphan Asylum; and to
the city OF 10 on FOR amusing picture books FOR infant
81 hool..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

SUDDEN, VIOLENT AND ACCIDENTAL DEATHS N
Boston Du1AC TIM YItR 16b6.-For the year 1855 two
hundred snd seventeen inqucsts have been held This
citya considerable those oil the year 1854
The Of death in these aiued to be
folows--ncmperance, A.; drovned, So; sucide %;
sudden, o. homicide 49, railroad accidents, 70; other
accidents, 90; infants found dead in street II The
number q deaths by suicide l. unusually large Of who"
the breast two by pistol shots two by cutting the throat
two by jumping into the water aud by Jumping from
roads, seven killed by falog from windows six
were run oyer in the street one killed by the
Of gun, and two from BE- ing accidentally poisoned TIE
hcnicoe include all where the crime committed
was either murder mauslaughter.- Tareller,
Jun, /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

NEW YORK. Dc 81. 1855.
Gnnxxm-Your communication Of the 2Sth has bee.
received and with every feeling Of grateful scknowedg
men beg to tender my profound thanks for the very
the more distinguished as coming from which
mpats additional value TO the munihcent gift aattsr
ingly bestowed.
10 be noticed in this manner by the Chamber Of Com
and merchants of New York will naturally create
renewed incentives 70 professional zeal The military and
honor and common interest, the branch being
incomplete without the other that these sets Of generous
beraty Of the merchants cannot but tend to foster
mutual confidence and respec.
HYou truly remark that the treaty with Japan is an
event which must ultimately lead to momentous results
mere beginning 1t Is true Ia the great work Of bring
ing mighty empire into the family Of nations and With
in The influence Of our benign religion yet tending to
consequences that no one can at present foretel.
Inc treaty with its notes Of explanation, had sup.
posed could not be misc trued IL Is not conmer
cal taty but one Of amity and partial intercourse for
trade snd this all that 1t possible to obtain at
first Precisely such compact has been thought
worthy Of imitation by three Of the great powers Of Ea
contains stipulation granting to the United States
without any consultation delay" whatever superior
privileges advantages at any future time be
coded ''tO any other nati) or nations"
When Il c treaty forwarded by me to our govern
ment to be submitted by the President IL he st. TO
the Senate for ratification notes accompaniment expana
tory Of my motives and actions on article 9th wrote a.
foilows:--
This mos important article, there be little doubt
French and Russians win follow example; and may be
vantage. unl treaty Is accomplished Article
Will without consultation,
these advantages.
The ult proved tho correctness OF my ancpa-
tons 10 other powcrs-Ingand and Russia ha bo,h
followed our example. The compact Of England, as one
Of her officers states ssys nothing about commerce.
while that of Russia copies exscy, with the single
alter aton Of the substitution Of the Port II Nangas xxi
for that Of Napha in Loo Choo France seeking to
make similar compact aud presume has this sue.
seeded No person earth could by mere friendly nge
tiation have inducedapan at the time to make general
treaty OF commerce with apy matt n ignorant as its 60
vernment and people Of the laws which goyeen in
fiOHAl commercial relations
And now gentlemen, let &c tiu thank you for this
manifestation Of your kind consiieraion The tss-
monel which you have presented from yourselves and
associates ehal be treasured in my family with sacred
care; and trust that those - VIII IN it may descend
will always preserve grateful remembrance of the
to their par ent's qualification with grca respect am
gentlemen, your obliged and st ob,cicnt servant
NJ G. PERRY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

THE ALLEGED MURDER OF A DAUGHTER IN
Bo~loN.-Tbe Coloner's jury summoned to investigate
the circumstances attending the death of young
named Joarns Gallivan at house in Congress rect,
have returned verdict that while sick with inf en-
ion OF the lungs she violently assaulted and beaten
by her father Michael Gillivan and that she died ut
O'Clock r. M en- the Goth inst from the combined o.
fects of the disease and the assault above mentioned
There evidence 10 subsanate the allegations of
further brutality the part Of the father to the daugh
tur has been stated and the chief evidence of his
beating her is his confession The testified that
at time he could not obtain admittance to the resi-
tence of his father but supposed the to be that
both father and daughter too drunk to admit him.
n ]
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

kneKaIu clrIDnc correspondence
Soreals; ser Sarah Hls, Mckennon do; reqno,noct,
"a ss,ner Cty q New York Mathews Boston; bark rhos
oss ITO doi c,oa fSaHao smSfz d sa's
odc Pensacola IL o aes eavns Rio N Ss
sc sas sp ass load Gu % as ss
:.A' Gs & II Rdi%PsS ii Sss
VIE received By Elvood Walter. Esq
Tic bark Bristol Belle from Gibraltar Gr Noe York With
cargo q init and vino, bas put INTO tbs port ieaky, &C. WI
Bs BG,e zElgke-pris Sarah Desiec 2. Ggaasoupe lel
and dspased ard to9k from the wreck Cant Grimm
a s es s VIZ hdax eT Se c5naSs s q sa.sns
At latest accounts ho was improving.
slaAa EJBsNeng has saved froIa brig Sarah
ss Of Ra @ ec aa a sgs , ws ws r.
1sfe ce @ r sa6 RSeef Gn % c"s
put iato ssyaanah Slst MI lcaky A''N
BR Bsie Mr ASsaH, Talbot, from $, Joius. M, FOR Bos
cargo a total loss No fGricr parlculars.
Bnie Mas Ios at Charleston from I.ocssni, Me- store
Julgmts &c.
a.m Ioy,ar PrAcocs, Terry. o. Savannah ss. u from
Sss g .s5 SsS l &c " Sr sps re ns pas
W. shc foil ia with ne Br lark Bwrct OF London cfore re
sfa@S a
dl-insstsd abandoned ana n snkg condition Capt Terry
stay nnuesi indeed he had eil but short distance,
when che down hcad irs almost filing il boat with
water Terry also reports that the h while reeng
the mainsa bis m te Ogden Free Of rariaycu Conn.,
overheard, nnd Bow heiar1ng every eTor,
nade 10 him. by smo Immediately lowering the boats,
yot he was ost.
seIU Josts sIrH, FsTnun al Savannah 3ls. ut nom
York, reports having experienced heavy gale the k
which carried away her bsoo aud iogciopma6 aad spit
mar sail and togsai
spu RrHaaD BoHnrg, Arnold which called from Ta River
on Saturday morning 9Th nit for B tinore, put back %
day with a. fore boom, wheel broken and mensa sniff
In heavy NJ gale Sunday morning. oil lire Island spl
Arrole Had his leo broken BY getting csangcd Ia the main
shoci.
scsn TIr1IR Adams a. Charleston orA Philadelphia,
eIpeiesced heavy weather ring tho PASSAGE osl bboom
stern bulwsrkB, &C. On te at ul on Cspe Eneras dur
irs hay gaze q wind Aconlch Leeds OF Egg lartor aged
xttu e years. .asLed overheard tao cowspr a4d
drowned.
Gcsa Gro Frs1ra. ren1n from Philadelphia for Norfolk
VITA eosl, 1ss ran !aso night q slF Vi L. Chesapeake Bay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05
SPORTING.

RiRDs! BlRDs.-A NEW STOCK or raroRTRD CA.
- q2rtee mules hullincae5 goucheg hes black
bird xhr,lies laIs, blesses, eaas Iinnots parrc,
&c, for sale AZ II. RISTaER y BEOrIiEfs, io6 william
eTec, between sprdoe ssl Ta.of. Also cages nnd
on hand. -
1$iRDS EIRDsi-5ls1 ARRIVED, FER SLIP rEw
- SoIs w, cana. e q he ag. bos singers o. rstn
gale suue VI be- sod onesp the importer wishes % 70
tim econ - Germany. leqdre o. la Greenwich eseet
GkATsNG-IHR ONLY FOND IN THR CITY ~ oppo
y lse 'le lys,sn College, FGta avenue between Fstat5
cQhh nAs Wight ninth Jr the IO11
sey er@ rnlches will cone ID In day or t0o~
WSh1sT,-A VEIL. BRED BJ,,G CHA aLRs sPANIRI,
w deg. Mus be back and W. ,oig between md 4
9cs:cx p. ~, q. " DesxsAn fg~g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05
News Ipy the 0HaiIs.

The Moyamensing Soup Society, ia Philadclplds, Is
about 10 commence operations.
The double track Of the New Jersey Railroad, being
completed from Jersey City 70 Railway, the Directors
will make excursion over the line from New York 70
the latter place, Saturday next. This extension Of
tho double track Win add greatly TO the advantages Of
the company, and TO the travelling public VII dQgst-
less prove essinoa.y satisfactory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

sETs.............. 46 wIrna. s.
Port Of New York. january A, 1856.
CLEARED.
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Snip Nsiaw1 @ S4ssls5 Dean Co.
S FAX jsSssss: ossosd AasHss,a3j Y E7xsu Co.
B Bs AA ay Msa.s c Wna1 ps%G
Brig dagIete, Merrill. Aspnwsl Geo olnsy
ssss Neuasa ssfaaH o1 Co.
Sr WIZ Gu 9da Ssi Goeevsn Potter
seIr NTH! Alasn %q, a PSsr
gen Harnonia' a5seier. ,Nciiea-S Mccall.
SxaH sf H 4aas hus
selr Adriana, earsent AIeyandria-J " Mckee.
s,,a,a.p yaTesoxn Parish p Richroocd, &C. with mdse
,a'g ,naidee OF Providence, Treadwen Qae Tilnshas
a, fs s S gSG sso SsS sd a Ssv s
faay. with slip Challenge fre Mas la New York Nov
gSss s s6s q s 81 ca
g. o iS% ssepS1
hsser Espsreneed heavy heavy w s SSss
81 ussr ds se Win cot
"s scS Se isaa Bl Murray ,s,oo win ,r,oss.o,.. }.
SER Hf9p Ke,N %sawS oG Gsp hTssSsspA days
ss1 S Sss,a RSIss y NIs sFsasssp'
SER s5 Taasiaa Allen if1Izs5sispsr; 20: So5'on.
Scar Sea Lion, Mannlng, Eockland.
sclr ResaLo, siswTeil, Gleaeescr;
Ell H Tai!sS e. ssshsse -.
Prolelor Caledonia, Sander, Baltimore, mdsc to
Propeller Locust Point Frc,eh dmore, with mdse to
Picooissr Decatur, -, Soraich.
w1 Is s new P e on; oi and from gsfa
ea n raa,a Ha Y fsa BY
BELOW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
ACCESSION OF COMoNFORT 70 THE PRESIDENCY
Revolutionary Movements In GnadalaXara,
Puebla, Oaxaca and Other Departments.
More About the Three Million Claim,
6c.. &C., re.
Our Vera Cruz Correspondence.

Our Vera Cruz COrrcspOndencc.
VERA CRUZ, Dec. g. 1855.
fopaa0 Of Ne,c Gorernment-Sate Of Parties in the
Re71t5c-Enttre Failure Of he Rero'Rion-7hs Priests
7at,n9 he Field-7,rops for Vera C1e-The Bos Frank
hR--ShifpiHs Intelligence, dc.
CCmon.crt has at length succeeded in getting together
some sort If Cabinet, as follows
Foreign Affairs Observation-Disclosures. Luis de Ia Rosa.
Justice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. f Monies.
Finsnce. ..................M Payne
Sober pacion ........................M IAfragus.
For ento.. ........................D ID. NJ. sdceo
War Observation-Disclosures. Yapez
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05
A Er BIZ, u,kno "


7leCclns steamer Pacific, Capt Fdrcdge, calls day
Tor Liverpool.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-22
EVERY DESCRIPTION
ING WHICH ARE PRINCIPALLY

EpIC FLOUNCED SILK ROhES: plain Bro
u q cade silks; Saline striped Mozambique silks :;
plain black do plain black and ribbed lHiaa Silks :;
all cU!Crs Siik Nty;t ali coors French Satins finest
plain aud figured D'lLe. all wool fine French Cash
meres IA large assortment of French and English
Nerinos; tin" Worstea and all wool Paids Emhro-
deries Of all de- crphons large supply of fine linen
and pearl Thread Lace aud lie lae, style of Grape
Bugle Collars aud : eUNrs: the hnest assortment Of
Bay Stale Long >ha"Is latest st le Paris made k
Velvet, CRAY tloih, AID al Cuiors Ladies Tam,S
Nantilius and cloak hue six Ladies' Mantiila> all
colors and es and the Elrg and cxlens Ne
assortment of Ladies Misses and Chilsren's Cutters
and Shoes. with or without heels. White Goods
karages, Lawns, Mantiilas, Shawls Bunnets Md
Gloyec--in errythins pertaining 10 ladies' wear.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-22
NOTICE

TSNilE SUBSCRIBE, tahcs tins method of interim
X InG The pubnC that h1 ha> established h1ns'it
ia lie bn.in,.> o. t &DkItI AhEH and s prepare !
10 ,aS Vrunpt t.tithiuu.i" all calls thii may br made
On hid IN his IIhc Ul Dusue>s, With Hsd6ss ahd dis
pa cn.
y. E Also strict Htt ntun given lS se'ung hi
i;ard Tables, Cuu-.n- Li lard Balls. AZ and yrncru,
Cabinet Uu,lnrs- un hird street, joining tie sciDI-
NARY ol6itn J.IIAMELIf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-22
Otoujlle taiIg 4jutte &ccuyG
ICOMn;U NICATEp.
'FRENcH CREEK, Oct. Eth '5G

french CREEK, Oct. 18th 'oG.
Mr.. EprroR
1t is not often that community of out
side barbariaus, n shape of miners, have
had the same opportunity of becoming en-
lishtencd upon She leading yolitical ques-
tons Of the day, as ourselves. The light
has broke through at last, and this portion
of Old Butte may, wish tolera DE. certainty,
be set down MS right si,se Mp
You have doubtless, ere this, been inform.
cd by the llou. ex member, ex.returnei
from his ex-Atlaatic sojruru, that his con-
sutucnts are quite as numerous in this place
rs those whose black banner he is marching
under. The only and greatest difficulty he
encountered here, was how to dispose of u
Jackass load of documents and State news
papers, wkich the Central Committee of That
progressive, pioneer squad, had overloaded
him, II seems, Tor our especial benefit. Re-
port says, however that he bartered his
trust, or hy mistake, got over the hill among
the French aud Dutch, and commenced sell
ing oil his stock but he found the market
quite duh, as they were well supplied and
had IA few left The next move was tor "a
horn of 'rot-gnt and accordingly, trie9to
bIrter Fremonsand Fillmore documeutfo,
n smile, but 1t was no go; our French and
German neighbors would not agree to a
trade of that kind, for any such documents
lie finally concluded that he had rot into
the wrong pew, begged their pardon. and
lett lie broughtup on French Creek, wher,.
he met with Il few Buchanan acouaintances
who treated him to II "gin cocktail" and "A
warm dish Of mule soup, for which he pro-
posed an address on the velvet question. but
We all thanked him very kindly, and bid
him a-d-i-e-u. lie left the same Jor.
ana the last we heard of him he was. ~ tl,c
Mountain House playing "trcezc.out" for
the whiskcy
We do not intend to be boastful of wbon
we will do on the 4th of November. but cal
culate with tolerabIc certainty, that we will
press the Democratic cause as close as our
Abolition opponents.
Respectfully yours,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-22
OROVILLE STORE
Wholesale and Retail {!

rENllE unitrsGned having returned from san
Il francisco and removed to the tIrc Proof Erck
BLOCK, Montgomery. Two doors from Myers stree l.,
(N a,hlngon BIuCk) would resi- cctlul5 call tt at
entIOn OF lhe inhabitants Of DruNIIlc ana NlcinIty
TO HE iacI of hi, having the largest Stock and the
best assortment OF toud> to Ice tUund thIs side Ui
sacramento. Ny Goods Were all purchased fer cash
al III" very lowest figure that money .ould bay them
Tor, and as sell Tor Cash and lash only thu DONG
away Win IN. list Of dcaGhcad> which e1sry one
mast have that does credit business. am pre-.
pared tu Offer Undue, mcn~ To customers such IL no
oi GKOt EkiE> in al lis varieties; Prov i>ous ct tlir
best qualliI; Liz qtors auh S!rnps ot the choicest
brands C.,OC hl.Ri of The LATEST -! los, and
HARDWARE ia all lis b Lches.
la add ton To ihls customers can hnNS their goods
delivered by ny IAprtss agOn al Heiro"n door,
tree Of nir.c. +. kESclNG.
n.N
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-22
JUST RECEIVED.

A FINE LOT ot Fresh FRUIT at the " Pioneer
"a Variety Store and - .HIiktc Notions Depot
The most complete assortment of Shelf Hardware.
Persons ,lsrVus ~ srndlng home the ~an Francisco
steamer Papers, do - ny leaving tie address al
The Pioneer Variety store and Yankee Notions Dc-
pt, " a,hIn1ton B.uck, Myers street 3d door from
MONTGOMERY :
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-22
FRANK.
FoRDEsIOwN, Oct 2Oth 81
respectfully yours,

foRbEsIowN, Oct Goth 'JG
DEAR CRosETrE:
thinking that you are always anxions to
hearfirom the Democracy and the lovers of
the Union, | feel II my duty as one of THAI
/ stripe, to report to you that we had ono Of
the most enthusiastic Democratic meetings
here last night, that ever occurred in Butte
county.
Lion. VIM. NJ Gwin, and Hon ". Van Yoor.
hes, arrived here in the afternoon, and the
ringing OF Democratic thunder, the people
were found To be pouring into town from
every ravlne, knowing that Democrats were
around-not this notorious Sam
LSerything being arranged for the occa
son, Or. Gwiu took the stand. in tho m;d.,
OF rapturouS APPLAUSE, and addressed the
iheetlAS Tor two and a quarter hours. with
one OF his able and argumentatiye speeches
'h"t sent conviction to the hearts Of many Of
'"e wandering lew after which, Van was
loudly called Tor, aud of course. he was
around and the way he pitched into the fol-
lowers OF the Woody IIOss, was a caution to
o'u DuHcfs IL was amusing just about that
t''ne' 10 near certain ones complain Of being
chilly. They had to leave and seek moro
comfortable quarters, but think they were
little mistaken in their hand, tor we all
came to the conclusion that it was a little
too kO for them
Will not say too much for our little town.
but would say THAI the meetin, adjourned,
with three cheers tor Buck and Breck. and
three for the speakers and the Democracy
Butte county wlll 90 her duty, us we are
doing here We will on, the fourth of No
vember next, astOnsh ths admirers Of thu
HotenIotts and X n wigwams.
Truly yours,
COL DEM YE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-22
J. E. Meacllanl

Bcgs to inform the citizens of Orovllr and
n fft vicinity, that having purchased OF tlr
fEsss|E3 II. BIasS his superior and well selected
Sss~=fE=z stock of Goods, and taken th1 store re-.
Gently opening by aim III the new l'Yick Block on
MYERS street, four doors from Montgomery, he Il
Offering the -ame as cheap can be purchased in
Notwithstanding of Flour, PbrS, tains. Bacon
Corn Meal. Butler in tirkins and 10 ib Packages.
Lard aud cheese in lin, N o. Sugar. Crushed sugar.
Rice, Vcrnlrilla. Macuoni, SC. nc complete
assortment Of Groceries and Liquors, Hardware,
Clothing and Boots and shoes ol4if
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-22

%Fd- The Cincinnati Enquirer says that
there were over ~ OUO persons at tie Dem
ocratic meeting at Hppecauoe, Indiana.
Setst'ots Dougta>s auI Ca,s, Hon. John G..
tFeckenndse' J"nn Van Buren,. E,q., and
Ir Preston, were among The orators.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-22
ABEL l. g. M . N T Y,
Auction ard Commission
~ y Y &MM,MN : 4

O,ILE ANp SAiEsEooM-N,YERS >TKrkT. NrLTH
StDL, AE"rE EttD SrELLr,
WM. II. ABELL........G General AnctIonctr
FUE OKONiLl.E MD BurlE CuUN
Z. in any part oi toe c"un promptly attended to,
Goods. Furniture, Sloch and lirni Estate sold ON
Commi,.'or. Viii -" rruhpu! attended 10. ana cA-
pus.u to ihc best advantage.
REGULAR SAIE DAYS, NAD>Esp.s A>D SAruEpAYs.
Conditions OF Salc-TEltMS CASH.
A ILL., Pt'KCUASEhS uf REAL ESTATE mrst
"a mnkea deposit OF ten per cent. "n lh' d"! "t
sAe, the balance Un this delivery OF the Deeds. ~
our .ic- room viii always b. found large a-s"rt-
,ncnl Of Gructric- and iroNIii'hs, w ines. Ilqd -
aud CIgtr- whoirshlr and r:t;hi. al prices "hlch
defy connections ia ,Iroviiir Mary ~ He. Call and
see for Yourselves, before purchasing else" here,
Ecmcmblhr rign--ilIcrs street. above Bard soil
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-22
GENTLeMeNS' CLOTHING

and GentIcmens' Furnishing Geods-COats, Pants
Vests Boots Shoes, Hats, Shirts CEvats, Socks and
Tnder Clothing.
1 NsJACOB PEW the pioneer member si the
Arm is now m the Atlantic states. giving his sstire
attention to importing GOODS direCt from France
and furwarding them here. which we are hew re.
eeiying hy every steamer Thu. arrangement enables
US to get al the NEW STYLES or GOODS long in
advance OF all competitors. and We only ask pur-
shasers ta call and The value OF their money.
We feel sure that hone will complain of the price
or qualify OF our NEW GOODS.
0UR WHOLESALE STORE. coener Of First
" street and the Plaza. is d.led with large stock
sfHEAVY GOODS, for c,unt trade, ana the whole
sae prices are greatly reduced from those formerly
charged. JhCOB 4 CHARLES LEVY 4 60.
Aarysyille, October !, 1856. oe7-im
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-22
COL DEN YE.

E@'- biTe thousand German citizens Of
C'e'elh"d' oA!o, recently had glorious
DucN al"' G'1cA gathering III that place
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-22

Ha@R' spect ior women reqnires Us
neVei t. doubt d word she utters, self
respect requires US never TO believe a
VOID she says.