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WYkES'
GALLERY OF ART!
136 Main Sheet Whaaliro Va.

@ Is the place obtain LIkencsses OF every size and
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CumRExCY AND LAND WARRANT ADvIcEs.-
Messrs Thompson, Morse & Co, of New York,
in their circular by yesterdays mails, quote the
nhoyc items rs follows:
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TuE New York Tribune gives the following
letter from merchant in New Orleans to
merchant in New York.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
WEAT THE PEOPLE WANT
A GOOD E,A NIIL.Y PILL.

DIR. TODD's PILLS haveyG cough medicine, pleas
heen compounded safe and efectual, at
and from the pureSfS.i moderate cost.
material. These facts, in One that he kept in
connection with their adm--the house family med
Tabe combination, have gviciHe and give children,
them the reputation wllereN persons In delicate
they have been intrnuCpd health 1Ci Stty aud with
of being the best FGDiiya out agGravAon to othev
EfUS in - ailments.
Years required byr-N Such medicine Is Or.
the proprietor (whO la - Chapman'S lOARHOCND
been n successful prac-A,- BALSAM.
tice for over 40 years in 1t does not produce
the city of Wheeing) u- weakness which follows the
adjust the ingredients Of use of the cough medicines
pills their which contain Tartar Emet
bned action would reAchCNic.
the Lioer with certainty - II does not constipate the
and produce easy and bowels like the cough medi
safe operation the bow cines which contain opium.
els.
They admirably as am The different articles Of
ordinary physic, ~ which 1t is comprehension
gentle laxative in smaerS~ Lcorce, lloHrhound,
doses, and very useful i'm Eecampane, Boneset, Wild
relieving COstveness, In.S Cherry &c, combined
digestion, Headache, Colds, swh tonic and anOdync,
&C., &c., &c. n that the cough is lOosenGd
These pills have been and sootlcd, while ut the
for than 30 years, same time the system
and orders filed supported, and the natural
from nearly half the States Of the bowels
in the Union aud the de - not interfered with.
mand is steadily increasing-
their merits become moreN kE@ Price 25 cents.
fully known ~
These medicines by principal druggists
throughout the country.
Address your orders to 7. II. LOGAN & CO., Wholesale
Druggists Dealers In Trusscs, Supporters, Shoulder
Braces. Catawba Mtnes &c, &C., Wheeling, Va oc13
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NEM ORLEAs, ON lst

NEW Okl.bAS1 OClI 1901.
Sir plees Let NEE Know by DecSpetch if you
will take of 4Oc on the dollar for what oe you
as am proposing the same tn all n. \. Mer-
chants if Won ar anscr Quick for at n Orleans
weee can got 10 pr ct par Month on real Estate
Mortgager and Before Speculate wish to give
my Merchants the Chause of paymnt our Bank
Notes are selling ut 40 on doller nearly all our
Merchants is gon over Nothing Can Bee sold at
any prie Respely --
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raE wooDmAN CASE.

Card from .Nr Woodman, the Hus6and-Ais
Opinion Of Furniss--Hrs. Wood"'4ns I'M
fortunate Habits, dc.
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-s''' I New FIRM. : :. N'e'''-',,,

NEW z TIlIVT9
- DRS BARTLETT & wISCUEEL, dentists. lil
E Market Street, opposite Washington liaii' Vince
[Ir1fHSIinh Va.
DR. Wnchg being compelled by mis- rapidly increasing
business his facilities for doing the same takes
in iuFormfnc tie public that he has
formed business connections with n. 8. artett NJ d.,
So has had ccnY"ars successful experience In the Dem
Ia: profession.
Drs b. Il w are prepared to perform every opeFat'oEn
Surgical MechHnca Dentstryare familiar with anu
practice Improvements of the Dental Art and
beauty durahlits and practical utility
their Artificial Teeth shall not be surpassed.
Persons VINO have Geted themselves the pleasure ana
comfort Artificial great dread suffer-
Ing during necessary preliminary cNIac-
ton and roots informed that by new
process enrcl, unlike CbIOroform Ether and ap"itcH-
and perfectly HARMLESS 1" al teeth are
extracted without pain.
sion they will be pleased give gratis.
Please call and examine specimens OF Artificial Teeth.
~ Onlce i all hours. S:p'6
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TERMS:

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PoE copy OF the Daily Globe during the session. 90
dix, AMI the laws passed during the session @ a on
Bank aotes eIrrrt n the section Of the country fe
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stamps which is preferable any currency ed, I
or silver '' sNosPt sold
paper win not be sent the money accountants.
WAsHNeToS, October %, 1861. peYi III
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-30
OmuiIle 1)aiIq a5ntte &erurN.
Good Advice.

Let the farmer or other man of mo-
dcrate means, who meditates buldin.
a new house this summer, consider
carefully his means as well as his
needs. and be sure he has the where
withal to finish beforc ne is tempted to
begin. If he owes nothing which h. is
liable to be reqired to pay, and has
means in ha I'd sufficient to surely car
ny mm through, let him 90 ahead with
energy and confidence. If not, let
him fix up tue old shelter and make it
DO for another year. DON'T let the
new house eat up the old farm.
Let each consumer in moderate Cir
cumstances ask himsell--'H Have ! pull
for the goods | have already bought
and used ? If not, let me stop short
snd buy henceforth no faster than |
can pay. The old score must be paid
off as | can afford it, but not a dol
lars worth shall hereafter be charged
to my runs inc account If this con-
strains the wife and daughters to wear
their old dresses and tn" sons to wear
their old dress boots and hats till the
busy season shall have ended, they will
manage somehow to survive the trial.
Let the farmer who lives under ii
mortgage or ch onc cbt ask himself
if he could not Il S0metbjng that would
pay off at least part of that debt
Suppose he has a hundred acres Of
land and owes 81 1000, might he not
sell of a quarter Of his land, pay off his
mortgage, and have as much land lett
as he has stock for, with means to till
to the best advantage But very ma.
ny are worrying along under a load Of
debt who have mach mo G than one
hundred acres Of arabic land. To such
we say, sell # if possible enough to
pay your debt and provide YOU with
adequate stock and implements for the
resiaue. n less YOU are sure your crops
will pay off your mortgage when due,
and don't rel y Oh the chance of your
land rising rapidly in value. 1t ay
DO so, in time, it probably will, but the
sheriff may sell you out, ere that time
shall have arrived.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-30

IN ORDNANCE to p,Ocide for the
defter pr0tection Of the Iolcn If OrO-
UNr against dam0ges dy Fjre.
The Board Of Trustees Of the Town of OroviI!e do
Ordain as follows:
SEC. l. Each and every tenant of any house within
IA" corporate limits OF the town OF OruVlic j. here
10y required 10 have, within ten day from me AS
sage of this ordnance, in some convenient place in
about the premises occupied 10y inm or them. con~
sttntit an hand, with TWO or more buckets, not less
than thirty gallons of water.
So. "a Every person keeI ing and using any
stove or furnace IN any Wuodcn or canvas building
within the corporate limits ot SAID town Of troNlllr,
tn hereby required within ten days from the passage
Of this ordinance. to arrange the pipes bUnghg u
ANY stove or furnace used by hlm or her in such
manner to leave space OF not less Than six inches
between ii and any cOmbusilble material.
SEC. Sd. Every person using canphene lamps is
hereby required So 10 suspend them 10y wire. some
other metallic subs anCc. and shall elevate the same
to "A height of not less than feet from the floor.
and shall also place metal plate over the top o the
at a Stance of not less Than Is inches from the
top Of the chimney
SIC 4th From and after Tho passage Of this ordi-
nance shall not be lawful for an, person or persons
to build or erect an, building. The ouer walls or
covering of which hall consist of canvas, duck, or
any ike combIstibe material within the corporate
limits of The town OF Oruyillc.
SIC 9TH Any ana all persons who have hereto.
fore. or may hereafter deposit or cause t. he depos
lted, IN any of the streets alleys of the Town of
Oroville. within the corporate limits thereof, any
shaving>. paper or Ike combu>llhlc material, Whu
shall upon uolice from the Ma shat aptan OF Po-
lice of said refuse 10 remove the lmtncdi-
alrly. be fined IN sum not exceeding : ZOO aud may
be imprisoned for term not exceeding ten days, up
on conviction before any court at competent jurIsdic
uon: and like penalty shall he intliclcd upon any
rsons convicted as aforesaid of The violation OF any
of the provisions cf tins ordinance.
Passed May 90, loJ7
THOS. WELLS, President.
Attest,S l.. SNYDER, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-30
Ordinance No. I3.

IN ORD N:AACE to provide for the pro-
lection ofiJe and property, and again I
the MniaWtW use Of Fre.alms, and
against Furious Rating amt DtirHg
Ulthih the corporate i!nutS Of the IOtcn
Of OrOUiHe.
The Board OF Trustees of the Town of Oroville do
ordain as follows.
sc let Alter the passage OF this ordinance it
shall MOI be lawful for AIRY person TO discharge any
gun, pistol, or other hrr.arm. within the corporate
limits of the Town OF Oroyie. And il shalt not
hereafter be- lawful for any person persons Ia RIDE
of drive through or upon any OF the streets alleys
III said town, vii in the corporate limits thereof at
greater speed Than the rate Of seven mules per hour,
Unless II be officer or phy stefan lho discharge
OF hs gal or lrOfe s~Ional duties.
SIC. "a. AnN person convicted in IA court of com
peent jurisdiction of violating the provisions OF this
ordnance. shall be fined in sum exceeding one
hundred dollars. aad may be imprisoned a term not
exceeding lendass for each offence.
Passed May 20 1851
THOS. W ELLIS, President.
Au-s :. l.. SNYDER. Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-30

nv ORDINANCE .fTing the amount Of
Tar 10 be pant gpeysons rita stall here
after let hcU Digs run a iarSe w'thn
the corD0rate iimitS ofte Torn Of OrO'
uiHe.
The Board Il Trustees of the Town OF Orovi'le do
OrdHn rs follows:
SEQ. Ist. Each individual or co-partnership of in-
dIviduHls in The town OF tfoVit who sha hereafter
within the corp rate limits ut Ia" town Of O-oNlle,
allow his her lhtsr dog, or uu-s, To ran AT large,
shall pay INTO the Treasury of tne town OF OroNc,
" arly tax OF siX dollars per head Tor each dog of
either gvnd r.
$50 II. Each and every person required by This
ordinance to pay dog tax. shall place or cause 10 be
placed upon the neck hi, her or their dog or dogs.
Ncul.ar. within thirty days from III" passage OF TINS
ordinance. and any dog found running at large AFTER
the expiration OF SAID thirty Guys without collar
50 placed upon his or her neck. with the owners
name, ard number Of his tax receipt, shall be Killed
10y the police ot said town.
Passed May 10, 1871
TllOS. WELLS, President.
L..
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-30

TRcoPs FOR TIE PLAINs,-We are
gratiied to learn that the Government
will endeavor to i've the immigration
to the Pacific some little protect on
from the Indians the coming summer.
The programme is, that the companies
Of the oh Infantry, how a FORTS Kear
ny and Leaven orth, are to follow up
the Plat Valley, in the Oregon trail.
and 90 throug the mountain at South
Pass. The companies -tat;oned IN Kan
sas are to tmbark at Fort Leavenworth
AID sascend the Missouri in boats to
Fort Benton, there to remain until re-
lieved by the Attn Infantry, some time
in he summer, when they, too, will
move across over the route p ,s>td over
bv them on their march from Oregon.
These movem hts of troops on the
Western Plains will keep the way
open his spring and summer for emil
grating parties destined for the shores
Of the Pacific.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-30

AMERICAN WArcHEs. 1t Is gener-
ally known that watches Of American
manufacture are now coming into ex-
tensive use. They are characterized
by several features Of speci | peculiar
ity. The first of III Sc is the absence
Of the tusee and ch in These parts
which were very necessary for equaIlz-
irg the force in the cd verge watch,
are continued by the English IN the
modern lev'r watch, but in the Swiss
watches, which perform so excrlle rly ,
no such parts exist The second fea-
ture is such an arrang ment of the
parts as to | ssen the liability of the
watch to stop from the presence of TO-
reign substances, and az the same tim
to facilitate the discovery of any cause
of d, raUgement, almost the ent,rt
tram being fully open to view. The
third aud Distinguishing feature is the
principle of making every watch and
every part the duplicate of every other
This plan has been so far adhered to
that every movement will fiji every case,
and mnny parts can be transferred
from watch to watch without altera-
ton. Any deficiencies in the Carrying
out of tnis principle are in great parI
remedied by system of registration at
the factory.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-30
Ordinance No. 10.

IN ORDNANCE prescribing the man
ner Of enforcing the collection Of NM
nicipal Poll Tares in the TO,cn Of
OrOvuVe
or,lain a. follows:
SEC LIST. From and aaer the taking effect Of this
ordinance the Marshal 0f the town of Orovflle is
hereby authorized and empowered 10 seize and TX.
pose 10 al pbglIc auction any personal properly
Of any person liable to. ana Vho refuses 10 pay his
Municipal Poll Tax in said town.
Passed May 20. 1851
THOs. WELLS, President.
ST.. SNYDER, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-30
Ordinance No. II.

M ORDLN INC creating the o6ice Of
Torn Surveyor /" ant for tie Iown Ct
OrOrWa.
The Board az Trustees of the Town Of OroviIie, do
Orduu ns follows:
SLc. 1t fhcre slali be elected by the Board Of
Trustees of the tU"u ot oroviilr, surveyor IN and
for said town, VIII shall m said office trom Ne time
of his election ana qualification. uEli the first Mon
day in May. lejN. and until his successor is duly
elected ami qualified. lie siGIl cake the Cuustlut-
liona oath of office uud give bond in the peud sum
OF five thousand dollars, pH,HbIe 10 the inhabitants
of Me town oil Orovllle conditioned for the faithful
discharge of his official duties. and secured by TWO
more good and sufficient surcucs, tu be approved
by the BOARD of Trustees.
SIC. I'd The Town Surveyor of said town shall
receive compensation Tor his official services, irCm
the Town Treasury.
Passed May 20 lsJ
THOS WELLS, President.
Attest. :. l.. SNYDER. Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-30
THE orFIC E

OF the Butte Quartz Mining UOMpHHy - ~ tn5
curt House. .. W. W. SOO"HH', S1S -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-30
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EFFERVESCING TEMPERANCE
BEVERAGE.

The most Wholesome, refreshing, and iuvigorating
Drink in the World.
FAVlIE pow DER from which TINS IL prepared ~
Il made entirely from vegetable Ingredients col
lpCted from All pgris of the world and combined to-
gelher with great skill and care, Two teaspoon>ful
put into dry tumbler OF large SIZE. with sufficient
quantity of water added, produces immediately IA
cooling uruught of charming excellence and flavor,
and health giving effect 1t is adapted to all seasons
and every ones use and is especially suited iOrthoSe
who 20 10 sea, preventive at sea-slckn ness cos
tiveietS. and thu generally unpleasant state Of tho
SYST IN arising from change a. climate aud living
Ii also lessons the dangers of mourning Diseases
der tropical Shu and all who ATE about 20 take the
trp to the eastern States. II they ard health.
ard comfort or the WAY, should 1oi fail to obtain
supply before starring. aud more 80 1t ladies' or chill
dr. n are win them OF nvaiids, or tn LICK, IL no
Thing grateful to the palate and stomach a. this,
and reists the encrvaiHg effects Ot not countries
we'll and. u dixie ardent spirits. il does not entteble
by iutam.ng: but strengthens and eNhIlerates both
he ~ and mind by lis nutritious powers and he en-
er-y which II impars 10 the digestive Process Sea
men also should be provided with some before they
leave por
glass taken at any time during the day eemoves
all feelings of heat thsrs even OF hunger and its
being made IN IA great measure of vegetable acids.
ia prevent Scuryy and PARTIES the blood at the same
time. II j. also an Invaluable Restorative for those
whG laboI hard fora living. such a. Farmers. Miners
Mechanics and Lahurers; aud Ia shop-keepers. Pro.
iessonal men and others whose occupation compes
them Ia lead sadant ~ lives; druughi before break
fast gives spirit for the busin as of the dny
Medical men who In w lis composition speak in
the highest erns OF its utility, and all the poets
praise It Byron esiis il the best Sherbet. Moore
make. freqUe mention of IL and llafZ. the great
Persian poel. Il l,ud in praise sf il
Prepared BY AUGUSTUS HOGG, London, New
York aud San Francisco
Depot: Davis Sreei Drug Store near jackson san
franciscn, and for sale by all respectable druggists
and Dealers.
Price-50 Gents per Bottle-each Que will make l2
Glasses
n. Agents wanted and sEpplied on the most
liberal and convenient terms. ap2l3m.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-30
TOWN ORDINANCES.
Ordinance No. q.

nv ORDLN:4.NUE firing ths amount or
License TO be paid by pgrsOnS ha~bmE
or pedIing within the co'pOfdts /im.tS Of
the torn Of Or0rWe.
The Board Of Trustees OF the town of 0roville, do
Ordan follows:
SIC. Each individual or co-parincrship of in
diyiduals who shall hereafter hawk or ptddie goods
either by horse any Other convey Hncr Wilhih me
corporate limits al the town OF OroNllle, shall pay
into the Treasury OF the town of OroVile quarterly
license IN the amount ofthirty do'lar-.
SIG ;. Each and every person or co-paTtntr>hlp
required 10y this ordinance To procure "A license,
sh'dl urun cohVc ION in any court OF competent
jurisdiction Of violating the provisions of ts urdi
nance. refusing or ueglccliug To procure such
license as j. hereby required be fined IN sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars aud may also be I'M
prisoned not exceeding ten days Tor each cleuce
Passed May 49, 1891.
THOS. WELLS, President.
| SNNnlp llnrk
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-30
N &c z

OFFcY or THE BUrTE QUARTZ MINING Co.,
OrovIe, May lyih, le@7.
ATOTICE is hereby given Ia the Stockholders Of
~ The Butte quartz Mining Comp any, tiiat Sc
cot sssessnent tErae-f0ur las of one per cent.
tn capial stock Of sad Company has this day been
levied by the Board OF Trustees, and made payable
al me Treasurers Office 0a or before the l7h day OF
June, A. u. 1857. ,o,,,,,x S