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fares ts yoa prssss her ftofa t4Ily repairing the
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been oaiy The sickness II e. day. sreks uts ehrou-
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health, yua Bsamircths Pins, which gill
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tbs shase presrnee aen such terrible
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usefainess ALL cstcaxiiax Ask fsr almanac and pam
ph-. u cares. ssrass viii supply rrAtit-
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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

ANoBLE DEED oE DARING.-Lieut. Spen
GER. of the Second United States Infantry,
and, son of Col. w. A. Spencer, of Annapolis.
Md ), performed an act of bravery during
the tnying times with the hostile Indians of
Yellow Medicine, in Minnesota, IN July last,
which ought to be recorded to his credit
He it was who was ordered to demand the
Indian who had stabbed soldier With a
few men and his interpreter he proceeded TO
the Indian camp, and upon seeing them as-
sumo an attitude oS defiance, he ordered his
men, as an evidence of his pacific intention,
to halt, while he aad,his interpreter rode IA
the Indians. Two hundred guns we're lew
elled at him in support Of threats which his
companion understood too wellto disregard
The Lieut. called him to his side, gave him
his pistol for his re- assurance, then jumped
off his horse when within speaking distance,
and. unarmed, and alone, breasted the saw
age multitude and fulfilled his duty. thus
exhibiting one of the sublimest acts of cool
nessand bravery on the records Of the Amer
lean army.-Erchdnge.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16
Things that need OverhHuling,

The bridge which crosses the big ditch at
its intersection with Montgomery street, is
in very dilapidated and datgorors eOndi-
tion. It is somebody's business TO SEQ 1t re-
paired withcut farther delay.
The mad OF some parts OF Montgomery
street Is almost FathorAless. It should be
sounded and grortded--with gravel Cross
walks arc also needed on some of the most
principal thoroughfares.
There are great numbers of hogs Of both
gender,, young and cid, which are kept in
pen: down near the lower end of town,
which keep up constant and most annoy
ing series of swinish noises, to the discom-
fort of the inhabitunts of that neighborhood
Those porcine troublers are particularly
noisy and odorifFerous at night, preventing
sleep, and causing imprecations to be
launched upon their owners and themselves
They should all be converted into pork,
forthwith, or else removed from the sight
smell and hearing of the dwellers within this
town and its suburbs.
There gre other public inconvenience
which should be obviated, too numerous and
too apparent to need mention at our hands.
Suffice it to say they are in existence much
to our disgrace, our discomfort, our disgust
and our oppression. We deem it unnecessary
to specify these nuisances, knowing how
alive our trustees, supervisors road. masters
&c. &C. are to the wants of this distressed
community.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16
Sacramento item 9.

We find the substance of the following in
the State journal:
The Forrest Theatre is occupied by an in.
imitable female imitator of Harriet Beech
er Stowe, named Stanley, said to be a sister
Of the late Republican candidate for Cover
nor. She is we'll puffed
Several vessels arrived at the levee on
Friday evening. The Journal learns this
fact through the kindness of George Har-
we'll.
For the tenth time the journal urges the
City Council to attend to buryng persons in
the city Cemetery.
William Kelley is supposed to have stolen
thirty FIVE dollars from the cigar box of L.
Ford. Kelly is in custody.
James Mooney has been belligerent and
petty larcenous. He is likewise prisoner.
A Frenchman died at the Station House
from want and exposure. A corOner's jury
found such verdict
The Supreme Court probably convened
ytStcrudy
Some schooners left Sacramento on Mon
day laden with brick for the Government
works at the Bay.
Arrangements are being made for the re-
moval of the Post Office from its present To-
cation to the corner of X and 4th streets
A deaf and dumb boy was arrested for
having burglarious tools in his possession,
and for being a thief generally. He didn't
say word when he was arrested.
- Charles Carrol, ra~ing maniac was
brought to Sacramento from Sislsiyou coun-
ty Oh his way to the lunatic Asyluan.
Santa : ma Abello, horse tbisf, was ar
rested OF Sato day and confined in the Sta
tion Mouse.
Yankee Adams is ia Sacramento. He 10
going 70 Hangtown.
The Steam Navigation Company has re-
duced the rate of freghts between San Fran
cisco aud Sacramento and between Sacra-
mento and Iarysville
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

THICK SWIM MING inebriate, yester-
day morning, caused quite number of per.
sons to collect at the corner of and Third
streets, to witness his ridiculous efforts to
cross the street and at the same time to
avoid the mad. He crossed once in pretty
clean style, but noticing fresh mud on his
boots, he appeared to think he could accom-
phsh the feat with still greater credit, so a
seaond start was made But this time his
legs weakened and he fell PROSTATE in the
pool, the mud nearly covering him His
swimming gpowerswere brought to the rescue,
ba. IL was of no uss-the "hog's back" or
somsthing else stopped his headway-he
gave up that plan, and by sundry rolls,
turns and carvations managed to reach tha
sidewalk, amid the shouts of the crowd. who
advised him, with the best feelings in the
world, to 'hang himself up to dry"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

Personal. - Various gentlemen from
Yuba County came here to Oroville yester-
day. Among them-the principal men,
were Col. Geo. Stanton, Judge Bliss, Geo. G
Gorham, Esq and James G Stebbins, ESQ
They circumlocuted about town with their
usual degree of free and easiness, much to
the delight of those who knew how TO take
them and the amazement of the innocen:
natives. They will all go away to day with
God speed from peace loving citizens and
an affeetionate and freelya given farewell
from US. We like to see 'em but are glad
they are gone
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16
OROyILLE. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18TH. 1857.

THANKs.-Through the kindness of the
publishers, we have been furnished with
several copies Of DR.. Youngs Medical Alma
nae. It contains much interesting reading
matter, besides many valuable hints, which
should be acted upon by large proportion
of the citizens Of Bangor. Persons desirous
ofreading the same can borrow from us three
of the four numbers which have been sent to
our address
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

PHAsr.-A friend from Marysville tells
US that much excitement prevailed at that
settlement upon the receipt of the news of
the decease of A o Hyde Esq, the we'll
and alive County Treasurer of Yuba. One
devoted friend applied for letters of admin
istration upon the estate of our deceased
brother, doubtless desiring to see that things
went on right Three candidates were in
the field for the succession, and super visors,
old and new, were. buzzed" nearly blind.
Mr., Hyde was in, town yesterday, looking
worth several dead men, and will, by his
appearance at Marysville to-day, convince
all ambitious individuals that they have NO
dead thing so far as he is concerned.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

MINISTERIAL HUGGING some Of the
Paris letter writers say that Minister Mason
publicly Rugged the Empress Eugene, or at
others say he didn't. Cur own opinion is,
that he is q gentleman of too much taste to
hug her publicly, and far too much. gallant
ry not to do it privately, if she gives him
proper encouragement, where there are no
keyholes for her good-for nothing husband
70 peep through.--Louisrille Journal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16
Away with a Foreign Route.


The following extract occurs in the Sac
ramento Union, of the 7th in an article on
New Grenada The article was taken from
the correspondence of the Bulletin, show.
ing the feeble tie by which the right Of our
government to cross the 1sthmus is held
''The Nicaragua line was destroyed by
Walkers flibustering propensities, and If
the Granadians become hostile, Our only
remaining steamer line could be destroyed
in single night. In view Of this fact. our
government is neglecting the interests Of
California, by not making vigorous effort
for the immediate opening of the Nicaragua
route, as we'll as for the opening of the Te-
hauntepec line at an early day."
The Union does not appear to see in the
danger to which these foreign transit routes
are exposed, the necessity of route through
our own territory from the Atlantic to the
Pacific. That might give offence te the
steamship interest, which, at present pre-
dominates over others in the State, which
interest would much rather extend their
lines, and send their rotten hulks to Japan,
shan do anything which might decrease
the profits OF their present contract, or turn
the travel from the present route. The
highway Of mighty nation extends through
the territory of petty principality. which
boasts its power to destroy the route in n
single night, and the governm ent are told
that they are neglecting the interests of
California, by not using vigorous exertions
to establish two or three others of the same
sort.
We are among those who believe that the
amount necessary to pay a steamship COM
pany for carrying the mail across the 18TH
mus, and for opening the other routes men,
toned in the extract, would be nearly if not
quite sufficient to construct a railroad from
the western borders Of Texas. through our
own territory, to the Pacific. This would
connect with the road now building through
Texas, and would be more preferablsrthan
route, although not properly located for the
great national thoroughfare. It would at
least be within our national limits, and not
be likely to be destroyed by the caprice Of
petty foreign power
1t is probable that the present session Of
Congress will consider these questions, and
if we are not too much divided amongst our.
selves, it is probable that something of per-
manent advantage to the interests of Cali
fornia may be accomplished The fact that
one of our representatives. has taken On ed
ucated japanese with him 10 Washington TO
assist him in his Senatorial labers, points to
a renewal of the CONTRACTS with the sacfic
Mail Steamship Company and an s'atension
of their tas..
Whatever may BE- accomplished In the
matter, we trust that cantract will never be
renewed, but that the mails will be sent
overland. Why may not our government as
well expend millions in sending the mails
through our own territory, as in send
ing them over the Isthmus-a route liable
to be interrupted any moment
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16
COURT OF SESSIONS
Hon. j. L. N. LEWIS, Presiding.

TUESDAY Dec. 10Th.
Court met pursuant to adjournment.
People vs.. Haywood l. Johnson; mayhem;
1olle prosequi catered.
People VS.. Moses Wick, indicted fo- alter
ing and defacing brand and branding a
steer. Arraigned, tried and acquitted.
The trial of Charles Jones for assault to
commit ro bbery, set for Friday at 10 o'clock.
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock to- day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

ATTRACTION. - Our entsrprisihg friend
Bally had an extra attraction last evening,
in the shape of the famous "Lnfant Drummer
Boy" We heard the little fellow for few
minutes, and his execution was perfectly
astonishing. We could not but mark his
fine, pale features, as he stood upon the
sidewalk, laboring with all his powers of
concentration upon the sleeps head, his very
soul wrapt IN the exquisite sounds he pro.
duced from his pet instrument May :" He
who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb +"
protect the friendless little enthusiast. He
is about to make tour Of the State, and we
commend him to those whom he may visit.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16
Phenix Prospecting Co.

DAVID WEBBERS interest IN the Phcenix Pros
pecting Compasy's Claim, situated near st. Clair
Flat Butte Co.. will be sold at public auction for
aesessme mt on wednesday, The 3Oth day of December
A. D. 1857, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, at the cnmpaBny's
tunnel. C.P NANCE, Sec'y.
Dec 16, 1s57-2ws
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

Folsom MATTERs.-The Dispatch says
that twelve stages come and 60 to and from
Folsom every day
A new depot is being built at the railroad
station
Somebody is building brick structure in
Folsom.
The above items are not very interesting.
but they are doubtless true.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

HUNTooN STREET FERRY.-The prop
erty holders along Huntoon street are now
reasured of the increasing value of their
property by reason of the circumstance that
the ferry at the foot of their favorite street
will soon be established 1t will run up to-
ward their street likewise it will ruu up the
value Of property on the high way aforesaid.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

logue Of the Ste g Library has been laid on
our table, the second that has been issued
We notice th0t the .sl.ber Of books en-
braced in it, rut COUNTING the Laws and
Journals Of California, of which there are
several hundreds, is 5,992.--Sac. Union
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

NEcEssIrIEs.-An Eastern editor laments
''the evils which push the great mass Of labor
into winter unprovided with the necesSi-
ties to make it endurable." Ii there is any
virtue in. necessities" we fancy labor will
have enough of them to make the winter joy
Louisville Journal
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

Blown Down The fnme across Squaw
Gulch, belon NC 10 the Maxim ditch. about
half a nllo fl l town,was blown down on last
Thursday nigut, during the severe wind
storm. H. mage oecasioned by this ao-
cideat will ta siderables-.4madOr Sen
finei
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

The WATCH DoG.-Such is to be the
namc of paper which is to be published in
Sacramento during the coming session of the
legislature. 1t is to. be edited by Mortimer
Smith. Its purpose is to keep Bates, and
others from lingering the State Funds.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

REWARDS FOR ORLINsKI - The total
amount of rewards offered in San Francisco,
for the capture of Orlinski, is $500, as fol-
lows: j. F. Curtis, Chief of Police, $2O0l po-
lice officers, $500; and J. c. Lane, foreman
Of Fire Company No. Z, 800.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16
PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all persons having
~ claims against :he estate of William Harlan de.
ceased, to present the same 10 Vim. Evans. at his
ranch on Liuls Butte Creek in Butte county, within
ten months after this date, they will he forever
barred. WM. l.. EVANS,
Administrator of said Estate.
Oroviie, Dec 10, 1s57-4w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16
PROBATE COURT.
j. E. N. LEWIS, Judge.

TUESDAY, Dec 10Th.
Estate Of VIM. Harlan, letters of admins
tration granted to VIM L. Evans.
Estate of j. Kitchens, deceased. Final
report made.
Court adj ourned until to-day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

MIX SMITH.-The friends of the gentle
man whose name prefxes this item will be
grat6ed to know that he is in Orovlle lie
is here and called on as last evening. We
were gratiaed TO see him.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

NAPA Cry GUARps.-Such is the title of
q military company, which according to the
Reporter, has recently been organized in
Napa.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

WIRE BRIDGE The citizens of Poverty
Bar, in Caleveras county. are contemplating
the building of a suspension bridge across
the Mokeumne at that point II is to be a
free bridge. So says the Amador Sentinel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

SDURE ATLANTIC WHITE EEAD-For seis by
COLTON & McDERNOTT.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16

RDAINT AND WHITE-WAsH BRUsHEs-For
o. ssle by COTTON l. McDERM0TT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03
siIi Crops nj Europe nnd Asia.



The general result of the European and Ash
attic silk crop oen now be approximately esima
ted. aud according TO advioes from NJ Aries Du-
four, of Lyons, dnted yesterday, il is likely to
prove better thnn was Mt nnY one time anticipated
From Il resume which he furnishes, the follow
ing statements are gathered respecting each Of
th. producing countries. Tho news from Tur-
kef and GREECE is as favorable possible. At
Maple the first crop, although reduced 10 one
hef is much better than last year. In Sicily
mud Galabria tie prospects were encouraging,
but the latest adYiccs announce that at their
foarth Stage the worms have become severely
affected In Spain there is only half normal
crop but it isIstill much better than the a both
as r, cards quantity all quality. In Tuscany
aud the Roman States appearances are very
promising. From Lnmbardy il is stated that in
The district. of Brianzia Brescia Bergamo and
the lower Iyrol the seed has not succeeded.
md the high Fyrol all is going on most salts
iaotory. In Piedmont there are general com
plants, but the results much better than
those oflast season. In France aiso, which next
10 Chnn and Lombardy the richest silk produ-
cling country in the world, it Is now believed the
Weld, notwithstanding all drawbacks, will be
be superior to that OF 1886. NJ. Dufour adds that
assisted by the generally favorable temperature.
the crop, but for the disease in the seed. would
have been marvellous. This persevering mala-
dy, he considers had its origin in the bad food
which the worms have received during six or sew
en- years years of moist and warm winters, fol-
lowed by harsh springs; and, as the season has
now returned to natural character, the hope is
entertained Of gradual improvement.
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AND JARS For PRESERVING FRUITS. TOMATOES
Ar. &C, 81,
FENIE above drawing gives clear idea those aud
Jars and shows a glance then perfect simplicity and
superiority every other vessel intended for the
pose
There is no additional cost oi Wrenchrs. Fuuncls Wax
spoing Fri by contact with ttmen India Rubber
Lead uthor offensive dcrcriau, snh-tpnee The Cans
Jars all prepared Tor sealing aud The purchaser las
" to heat the slightly when Can Jar is lci with
channel the outside of
the Gnn jar filled with cement aud the Woi "t leruetrn
sealing The Cans al strongly mHle lin. aud the
Jars uf Finely Glazed Euc-poo. yellow Nrr ot White
Quccns, and OF Ges They nest within the other
the GlAssl To economy IN transportation
Also for sale traits Improved Patent Seit scaling Guns
These Guns are Spring Iasp and simple that
any on. can mana pe Full directions for putting all
kinds Fruits accompany the Cans and Jars Fer AL" cieap
by ANDkEN BOY -,
Sign of the Big Pitcher, Main ST LSnchburg. Va.
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IFACIoRY IN TIE UNITED STATES, NORTH
OR set riIIhe Factory OF Chckefiug Sons was estab
lhcd ~23 hy Jonas Chirk erinR and tho time
has furnished 1900 PIANOS Fer tn exhibition of these in
United and England they have been awarded eev
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wherever these instruments have been brought compe
with those other mauufa Ftufers they have uVaaiy
takru the highest premium. The great pianist, Thaburg
performances have been d.lhtn the country exmb
preference 10y using all oecasinns Persons
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give call SCH our ieuos NJ the 'uanu
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