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name and address Box No. 375l, Post-Ofice New-York
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DARNUMs RICAN MUSE U NJ.
I'D TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT Those who desire to
sc "TIiE BOGUS BURDELL BABY" now attracting, with
s Mother Mrs Anderson such binary crowds OF peo
po are informed mat it viii remain for only aFEW DAYS
the first floor of the Museum tog ,ther with
fuI,Dgth figure of Mrs C9nnin shsm' TO PAY tMsd
VIA RID will remain another week. and will repeat EVER
AFTERNOON at 3o'clsek AZ well Ms EVERY EVENING
At o'clock in Magic, Eecromsucy. Ventaoquism
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Clothing.

HAvE YOU seen the So so SHOES and Gal.
Ill TIERS; also the IS 80 and - BUTTS " 'oNH'
No. 10 Ann st., near the Museum
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the in the Academiss DEPARTMENT Those wishing
further information msy address JOHN b WOoDMAN,
Professor of Civil EbsineerinG
Hanover, Y. II
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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
The Result in Butte.

We have been unable to collect the report
ell result upon the various candidates, from
the different precincts in the county the
feeling being confined principally to the re-
suit upon the District Judgeship The
county has, however, given handsome
maj lrity for the entire State ticket. and we
think we have sufficient to warrant us in
saving that the entire Democratic County
ticket has been successful ALSO although the
ntest for Sheriff has been close, ms also
tha of the Treasurer The only serious
IS now apparent in the result, is the de-
feat of Phillip Farrelly, Esq, the Demo
cratic candida. e for Supervisor in the Oro-
Vile District The Board is still Democrat
c, as they have electeh their candidates in
the second and ,hird districts. The county
has voted to Iny the de6t, and against a
Convention The county has overwhelming
y repudinted the proposition to spend TWEEN
ty thousand dollars for the purpose of build
ing road to the Bidwell oll.bridge. We
think the result IN Butte, may be safely set
down as eminentiy satisfactory to her lion
hearted Democracy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04

SUGAR CANE ~ OREGON. The Jackson
Vile Sentinel advocates the intoduction Of
slavery into Oregon Territory, and as one OF
the grounds upon which this advocacy is
based, publishes the following item:
We are informed that the Rev b. Stearns
has raised about two acres of the Chinese SUI
gar cane, and that it was plante and grown
upon the common prairie soil Of this county,
and has grown luxuriantly He is prepar-
ing to manufacture the cane, and the I'M
preston is that he will obtain seven hundred
gallons Of syrup We have not seen the Rev
Stearas, but have obtained the information
from a reliable source. Seven hundred gal
Ions of syrup to be produced from the sugar
cane raised on two acres, shows that the soil
of Oregon will produce one article that the
free State men admit slave labor can lie pro-
ftabiy employed at. Now, the soil and cli-
mate of Oregon as an argument against slave
labor in Oregon, is all a humbug 1t is a
good soil and climate for everything, in Ore
gon. The seven hundred gallons Of syrup
will sell for two dollars per gallon, at whole
sale, yielding seven hundred dollars per
acre. So much for the soil and climate of
Oregon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
For sheriff.

The contest for Sheriff has been warns
one Every effort was made to defeat the
Democratic nominee, Mr. Plum. The re-
turns, so far as we have been able to gather
indicate the election of Mr.. Plum by from
one hundre to one hundred ard fifty major
ity. This figuring does not include severn
outside precincts, from both 'idcs OF the river
and does not include the 0roville vote, the
counting of which has not been completed.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
oRoyILLE. FRIDAY, SEPT. 9Th. 1857.

FREE LovEisM In OHIO Free loveism
has broken out in Ohio, which, next to Mas
sachusetts, exhibits the largest amount Of
mental arrangement in the population. At
recent convention in Ravenna, one lady
delegate said, although she had one hus-
band in Cleveland, she considered herself
married to the whole human race All men
were her husbands, and she had an undying
love for them She said also, " What busi.
ness is it to the world whether one man is
the father of my children or ten men are
have the right to say who shall be the fa-
ther Of my offspring. True Deiter
That lady's husband in Cleveland must be
happy dog
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
Telaana County.

We are indebted to 7. j. Butler of the
Red Bluff Beacon, for the following returns
from Tehama county:
RED BLUFFS, Sept 8, 1857 $ Nj.
Returns have been received from the fol-
lowing precincts in this county, with the fol-
lowing aggregate results-Red Bluffs, Cot
tonwood, Mayhew's and Nome Lackee.
Weller and Dem State Ticket. ..3l3
Bowie and American do...............l l42
Stanly and Rep. do. ..32
DISTRICT JUDGE, 10TH DISTRICT
Lewis, Bolter. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
sENATGR--13TH DISTRICT.
Garter, Dem. m.................. .2oI
Buckner, ind nd................. .lo4
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
Mineral Slide.

A line from Capt. Wilson, enclosing the
vote Of this precinct, was welcome missive
Yesterday. Bngham's Bar is no longer the
precinct, although it polled II straight Dem
ocratic vote last fall, and but single anti
Democratic vote at the present election -
Mineral SHdo cast fifty two votes, ffty-one
for Mr. ) &ton. and nary vote for his op-
peuent Gue whole Democratic ticket re-
ceived fron 4S to 81 majority. Well done,
for Mineral Slide.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
Economy should be the Crder
OF else DaE

The Subscriber begs leave to inform the property
owners Of Oroville, that he has come prepared with
the necessary apparatus TO build neat, substantial
FIRE PROOF STORES of CONCRETE OR BlrON,
at Il saving OF - per cent. below the cost of brick
buildings. having thorough knowledge of the
component parts OF this material and the manner OF
using it, be can defy competition. Those desiTous OF
building would do well to give him IA call Plans ana
Specifications drawn with dispatch. Any appilca-
tous leii at the banking house of Hedges li!nnon
" III meet vita prompt attention.
ielOtf J + kIRWAN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04

FoRNEY TO his READERS The new Phil.
adelphia organ of the Administration, " The
Press" will, We doubt not, be model for
newspaper men. The editor snys to his
readers that he has invested all he possesses
in his new enterprise, and intends to make
ii successful by its merits. OF politics and
of the present Chief Magistrate Of the Un-
ion he says:
have already announced (what, indeed
was universally and justly anticipated) that
the political department OF my paper should
be conducted upon Democratic principles. 1t
IL equally we'll known that the measures and
tbe men of the present Admin straton at
Washington have my heartfelt appreciation
have known the great statesman now a t
the head Of the Government, AMI acted III
concert and confidence with him, ever since
my first youthful association in politics and
editorial life The most agreeable services
which it has fallen to my l)t to perform
we're those given to his cause. My attach
ment to him grew not more from admiration
of his pure and upright character than from
profound regard for his intellect, expert
encc and patriotism. 1t was my good for
tune,with many good men, to assist, not OBJ
scurely ror inetflciently, in crowning a life
of usefullBess and distinction to his country
and himself with the highest honors in the
world The fruits of that result are already
ripening for the Future The wisdom of tn
popular choice is being daily vindicated by
the quiet and content which have followed
stormy scenes Of last year, as the sweet sun
shine follows the destructive tempest Had
Nr Buchanan not been, rs he was, my first
OH ia nj
self worthy Of the high trust confded to his
hands, by regarding, specting. and pro
tectng the rights f the citizen and the
rights Of the States, | should have done ev
erythng that one man cruld do to uphold
and to strengthen him, and to gather around
him united public opinion The perform
ance Of that duty becomes proud satistac-
tion. however, when the consistency, dignl-
ty and ability of his administration, are so
many proofs that he we'll deserved tho per-
sovering aud enthusiastic preference OF those
gallant men who have cluug to his fortunes
through good report and through evil report
during Sc many long years.
| am not writing AS partsan-l am not
ambitions of printing mere party paper ;
sor, while with firm faith and unfaiterng
footsteps | will follow constitutional primer
pies to their logical aud legitimate conetu-
sionS, shall at the same time seek 10 con-
vince those who may differ from me by rea
son, not by recrimnaton-by argument rn'
ther than by defamation And am confi-
dent that no mar. looking at Mr.. Buchan-
ans administration, up to this moment, with
.disinterestel aud elevated motives, will de-
ny that hat statesman has achieved the
Presidency at an auspicions period for his
own fame, and at a fortunate moment for
the welfare of the Repuh ic.
J>n w FoRkEY.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04

Suz AND LoLA.-A New York correspond
ent Of the Tovn Tdik thus speaks of two
female notabilities we'll known to California:
Lola Montez, alias Countess Landsfeldt,
is at present delighting the Buffalonans by
giving lectures on the &" Beauties of Wo.
men" While on her way from Rochester to
Buffalo, she seated herself on q trunk in the
baggage car and lighted a cigarrito. The
baggage master informed her that it was
against the rules for passengers to occupy
that car. To this she made no reply, but
gave him look of supreme CONTEMPT. The
conductor, passing through the car at this
moment, also reminded her OF the rules -
Turning her face toward him, her eyes flash
ing fire, she replied that she had "horse-
whipped bigger men than he" and added
in significant tone, lighting at the same
time fresh cigarrito, :" am going to ride
in this car to Buffalo " She dill So
Susan Denim has had some trouble at Sy-
racuse. 1t seems that her man, Hunting
ton, had purchased n bill of goods to the
amount OF sixty dollars, and forgot to settle
for it. They ere about to leave the hotel
for the cars. when an officer stepped up and
attached Sues wardrobe. Susan, in n rage,
ordered the porter to transport her baggage
TO the depot, but to this the officer demur
red She then took a diamond ring, valued
at eighty dollars, from he: finger, and asked
she officer to accept it as security, which he
did, and she went on her way rejoicing.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
DE. l.. J. CXAPK AVS

Grand Medical and Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite Pa
cilec Mail Steamship COmpuny's Ohicc san Fran
CISCO California, established i'll 1881, FOR the perma
nent cure OF all Private and Chrome Diseases and the
suppression Of . uackery.
Attending and Resident Physician, H.. j. CZAP-
KAY, NJ. d., late in the Hungarian Revolutionary
War, Chief Physician to the :. th Regmeat OF hon-
veds, Chief Surgeon TO the Military Hospital Of
Pestn, Hungary, and late Lecturer on ''Dseases Of
Women and Children"
Communications strictly confidential.
Consultations, by letter or otherwise. free.
Address l.. }. CZAPkAY, NJ. ID.
ia27-3m San francisco, California.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04

SIGNIFICANT The great cry against the
Democratic County Convention was caused
by the rejection of the Boiling delegates
from BdwelI Precinct. The returns from
Bidwe!l give Mr. Sexton 10 majority.
Agan-Two Lewis Delegates represented
Nelson's Bar in the Democratic County Con
vention. The election returns give Lewis
enc vote at that precinct!
The Boilers had seventeen of the thirty
votes from Oroyille Precinct, and the town
has gone against them by nearly two hun
dred majority
We are among those who believe that con-
ventions should reflect the true sentiment Of
the party they represent. and the popular
vote has sustained the action of the Conven-
tion by an overwhelming majority.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
June q
Wonderful Developments.

All persons de>rOus of witnessing some wonderful
experiments on the SCIENCE OF PSYCHOLOGY, can do So
by assembling ut Pattersons' Saloon, opposite tho
Count House, where all preset will be convinced of
the fact that one miud can be mne to become The
recipient of another and all diseases arising from
non-circuatlun Of the blood be cured in five min
ues by taking forty drops of pure Brandy sold nj th5
above Saloon j23
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
A Patriotic Appeal 10 the Republicans.


The following thrilling aud soul stirring
appeal to the Republicans of Butte county,
and of Oroville in particular, appeared on
the morning of the election For pure pat
riotism and deep bathos, we have never seen
its equal Deeming it worthy of preserva
ton, we make an extract IL will account
for the heavy Republican vote cast in oro-
Vile, and FOR the large vote polled by the
party In whose behalf SO much elC quence
was expended No one will have the hHrdl'
hood to doubt. after reading the appeal
that it was the duty of the Republicans to
vote as recommended If any OF the Demo.
cratic candidates are defeated, let them
read the following powerful appeal and
their want of success will be accounted for
Here is the gem;
"ATrENTIoN REPUBLICANS -Kemember
that the defeat of Judge Lewis to-day. VII
be the triumph of the Butte Record. II
will cause more exultation and more intense
gratiic .ion to that journal, than to all
other persons and parties combined.
We can only add in the expressive Ian
guage of Billy Bircl-"Any OF the s'sieFS
who may desire to take any OF the brothers
by the hand can now have an opportunity .
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
MPrciaans's Exchange.

This Saloon by far the best arranged most popular
and best lighted or anv In Orovillr vicinity. poyi.
dei with Eve first class Billiard Tables, \ talented
band Of Musicians, the best stocked bar, and the
most attentive and competelL bar Keepers IN North'
ern California is now under the sole control OF tho
Undersigned, who socits. and hopes he may merit
and receive continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the Saloon.
DWARAKOUSki,
June . Ahas "CoUNr.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
DIR. j. GILBERT,

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
formerly Surgeon AccoUcher TO the Christ Church
Lying-in Institution, London, and late House Ply
sician 10 the State Marine Hospital, san Francisco.
y. h DR.. G. cen receive n few patients into his
house. DoWnef street, Ind door from Montgomery.
Oroy,ile Aug 4th
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04

SALMON LAKE.-A gentleman writing
from Hallv's Ranch sends US the following
interesting description Of another Of those
beautiful mountain sheets of water:
As have not seen nay account published
Of Salmon Lake, | have concluded to give
you q sketch of the locality and beauty of
the silvery waters and surrounding scenery
of this beautiful spot.
This lake is situated about forty miles
northeast OF the city Of Nevada, between the
heads of the south and middle forks of the
Yuha River, but nearest to the south fork.
Its waters fall into stream flowing into
Canon Creek, about ten miles from the
mouth of the latter stream
This lake is about one milo in length, by
hal ID mile iu breadth. In many places it is
from sixty to seventy feet in depth, at its
lowest ebb, which is in October, when about
one hundred end fifty inches of water es-
cape.
On the north side of this lake rise precipi-
tous and overhanging cliffs, to the height OF
threee hundred feet, in which there are ma
nv holes, or caves, entirely inaccessible, ex-
cept to wild fowl of which there are many,
that make their nests and raise their young
in them, and in the cracks of the rock. Up
on the top of this stands dense forest OF
spruce fir trees. There is q cove in this pic
turesoue woodland from which snow can be
obtained at any time in the year. CHINA
mon and grizzly bears are numerous here
On the east and west ends OF the lake
there are beautiful valleys, well irrigated
with springs, and covered with grass in
abundance and upon which many thous-
ands of wild ducks and geese feed every
season.
At the south side of the lake, through o
SLOUGH about three hundred yards from it, ia
found its outlet, and where it makes into q
deep canon.
This whole piece of natures mighty and
beautiful work can easily be transformed
from picturesque lake to ral"ab!e TeSer'
yoir. without marring its loveliness, by cnt
ting o tunnel three hundred yards in length
ut a cost not exceeding $4,000, and from
which ditch could be constructed thai
would give an abundance of water to the dry
mining camps below.-Hutchings' Nigga
zine.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
SpecIal Notice.

On and after this date, shall scll exclusively for
CASH. AS this rule will be strictly adhered to gem
tlelnen will please note. All persons knowing them :
selves indebted to us are requested to settle immedi
atey, as we are determined to close all outstanding
accounts. D. TOY OTrERSON,
Oroyie, July -, 1857, j!l3n
HsB- North Californian copy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
Peaches! PeachesM PCacInes!..

Families and dealers in Fruit can find constant
supply of The celebrated Peaches grown oh the ranch
of MIR. G. II. Beach. Mar! syiile received every dny
fresh from The nursery. at the
ia PIONEER VARIETY STORE,
Myers street, ) doors from Montgomery, Oro'ilio.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04

FELL DEAD.-A labor,ng man, named
James Naglee, an Irishmaa. about fifty tive
years of age. aud formerly employed at
Forest City, fell down on the street. at San
francisco. on the morning Of the 29th inst,
and died instantly.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04

.Aw.sx rich nan is Ike the backe or Stoke
Of the chimney. AMI his wealth the FIRE; he
rocs;,ss Il not for his own needle, but to re-
feet the hest to others gOOde,--Sir 7Aos.
Overbury.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
Fer SurperViSOr.

The f,lcnds of GEORGE W. W ILMOT announce
hun rs a Candidate Tor the Office OF Supervisor of
Third District.
Oregon Township, August l2 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Justice OF the Peace.

The numerous friends of Mp. CARTLAND. Esq
hereby announce him n nm lNptPENDENT Caudidhi'
at the ensuing Election ur the Office of Justice ci Nc
Peace for Ophr Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
DIR. IBERT,

FRENCH PHYSICIAN Graduate OF the Medical
College of France. SURGEON AND ACC0uCllER'
diploma exhibited when reQuhed) Montgomery ST.,
next door TO the Orleans Hotel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
For District Judge.

We give below the reported vote of the
following precincts upon this question 1t
will be seen that Mr.. Sexton, the Democratic
nominee, has swept the county by the heav-
lest majority ever given candidate in the
county who had an opponent.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
Real Estate For Sale !

E--A THAT well known property, THE EAGLE
e.. BAKERY, situated on the corner Cf Myers
EsLIL and Bird streets, and the lot on which the
same stands. Tne lot fronts - feet on Myers street
and G6 on Bird street. Also. II beautiful and con-
venient cottage adj doiing the Bakery Bird street
The above valuable property is centrally located in
the best business portion of the city, and will be
sold on reasonable terms. Apply to
CHARLES CHERRY.
Sept. 3. on the premises
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04

EXPRESS FAvoRs.-The Alta Express Co.
have our thanks for Marysville, Sacramento
and San Francisco papers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04

icE We are under Thousand obligations
to Diekey & Co. for bountiful supply of
ice furnished US yesterday.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
Germans. Attention {!

A general meeting of our German feow'czens
to take some steps IN assisting the German Benevo-
lent Society of San Francisco, the erection of
Hospital is hereby called to take place Sunday AT
2P. NJ, at Williams 81 Waterman's store, Huntoon
street. f. PoTPE. Ag't
Pm. WATERMAN, }co,ni,toe
A. BERG,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04

The LATEST FROM MExIco The Bulie-
tin has received flies of Mexican papers to
the 18th August, from which 1t makes up
the following synopsis of news;
SANTA ANNAs DEATH CONTRADICTED -
The reported death of Santa Anna is con-
tradcted. This redoubtable hero has pub
lshed statement denying the authorship
of the pronunciamento recently circulated
through Mexico, and of which mention has
been made in the Bulletin, signed with his
name He charges that the document IS n
forgery; but some of the papers speak as Vt
they believed him the author nevertheless
New TREArY-The terms of the treat
row in progress of negotiation between Mex
leo and the United States have not yet
tranSpired The Extraordinary says Mr.
Forsyth and the other officials have wisely
kept their business to themse YES, and lett
the curious to feed upon conjecture. II is
generally conceded that valuable privileges
on the Tehuantepec route will be granted !;
aud, as the Mexican treasury is in state of
actual depletion, the United States 1t Is
thought, will not find the Mexican authori
ties very difficult to agree with.
PIERRE SOULE- Pierre Soule, rather un-
expectedly, arrived in Mexico on the 7th of
August, and his advent caused considerable
gossip aud curiosity. Some of the Mexican
journals thought his mission was connected
with the Spanish question; while the Pro-
Cresso of Vera Cruz, published II statement
that he visited Mexico as the representative
of Col Sluo, in Ills road matters.
The RUSSIAN RIVER CoUNTRY.-A COR
respondeud of the Petaluma Journal, says OF
the above locality;
About eight miles above Healdsburg, and
Immediately on the great highway to the
.Gey.ers, Coast Mills, Upper Russian River
and Humboldt, is a new place projected, al
ready called by the 6urghers, Geyserville
formerly Goodwin's store,) from the fact oi
its being the nearest poiut in the valley from
| which these celebrated springs are reached
AZ this place there are already two store:
and hotel, and from appearances, several
other building are in course of erection, and
doub, not Geyservile will rapidly assume
= pIaes amongst the totcns Of Sonoma coun-