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= AMERICAN 31. 81; HOUSE 81. e
sTIIKtT, ESsII. MINERAL roISr,
By SAMUEL {. IVES.

FENTIE undersigned takes pleasure ia saying the ci-
Mineral Point and tie tray cling public tia
he has newly fitted up the AMERICAN ltoUsE. High
Street, in the best possible manner ter the
ton OF Travellers and Boardcrs. His table viii AZ all
seasons be supp led with the best the affords ana
none but the inst of cooks Mill F cIspOl ed.
- Good Stables and very attentive UstleTs at al
time. in readiness for those ho Lave forSts.
OF the generous patronage Of te public Is
specially solicited :. c. IVES.
Mineral Point, February >. 1S57. -iv
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-rrDTNG- OF THE REPUBLICAN
INVENTION, SOUTH. Dist.

u
\ Republican Convention Of the
4ra Assembly District of The County
/ i. to nominate two delegates to the
/ Convention, to be held at Madison
slaeslay the 2nd of September, was
q, the Court House in the City of
al Point, on Saturday, August 80,
Convention was called to order by
lIessnore.
notion Jno. B. Terry was elected
nan.
following gentlemen presented
aais, and were duly admitted to
the Convention
CITY OF MINERAL POINT:
Terry, |. /. Massmore, Jno. II.
a VIM. Lanyon, ST., Samuel
/ er, Geo. ID. WILDER, Farley
and Jno. Carte.
Town OF MINERAL POINT
y Goldsworthy, John Love,
Sterling, Matthew Bennett.
action YIN. J. Bennett, Esq, and
Waiting were admitted as a deleg-
au Linden.
Convention proceeded to ballot for
a.es 10 attend the State Con-
!, wien Anasa Cobb and Geo. d.
we're duly elected such delegates
W.T. q appoint substitutes.
Love, Vim. J. Bennett and Geo.
her we're appointed as Assembly
Committee.
notion Conv ntion adjourned.
JN0. 3. TERRY, Chairman.
JNo- L. VIVIAN, Secretary.
.raDINGe OF THE REPUBLICAN,
ooA'ENFIUN, North. DIST.
.la4- % notice the Convention Of the
] assembly District of Iowa Co. as
at the Town Hall in the Town
willie, on Saturday, the 29ih day
e.. 1857.
-.a 7. Hollenbeck was appointed
and Geo. ". Lewis, Secretary.
lowing gentlemen appeared and
.l4urd to seats as delegates:
HIGHLAND
0ea;lUce, S. L. Uollenleck.
S.a,.en, 4. b. Robinson, a.
-,, A. b. Weighly, Thos. Potts,
NcMullen.
ARENA:
H. Brisbane, John Caulkins,
T LmIIey, VIM. +. Rowe.
DoDGErHLE
Paris, Richard stephens, John
er,s, Ihos. Evans, Watkin
| rs, /. /. ID. Crane, George
.-nith, Henry Prideaux, Jos.
- geo. " :, Lewis.
| Wood, Vim. Wheeler.
EIDGEWAY
Lewis, John lIillington. John
w. X, Sampson, VIM. Ward.
a'aoa, the delegates, from towns
r I'm
,1l,rr. ,L
a. S.,.a C,o,,,.oa,;aa ros,I,;,,o,
IN
H. B~l~haaa - : : '0'
}I-ssersmith
>.epleas
Wv II ~
-, u iS'1ne' - H.
~, -. :, si71'1u eie''7u d
D.'egates' by reclamation.
o'''o' vas 'neA nao lo'
- '--' 401-0'l''S ~
0rbIrrraa = : '0,'
II Wood z
gqheas s'''-'''
0i''lic
-.ll Of John r. Roberts, DR..
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isls,i - The putr in i city lnsroa be founra the
= '>hIA!- ttiNt huuk STORE. Gala examtHe-
Tie lienecs Of the West. BY P. stick-
- Positive Theology. BY Rev 4 Lowrey
@ The CIT ef Power, The Spiritual IniiueE-
G euee~ OF TIE holy spirit,
& = IL 80 and laLings. BY Rev. J. V. Watson,
9 Tae Iiatrent Side, or Picture of Life in the
!;gy"iteeti"ns ofa superannuate
~ lA'e '''''g the Indians. BY Rev. J. B. Fin
. sGto'l"yrerhy of Pioneer. BY Rev. Js-
: If s s.:. an. S.. Ell an: & III, III:
ri Church. by Rev George Coles
n n MnisteTfng Children; \ Story from the
W - 2etu London Edition.
= y sermons 10y the late Rev RoJert Newton,
= II y. u.
. = Our Friends in Heaven BY J VI. Killer
- = tirestie Reading . vols. Fitted BY Rev.
- ~ u ". ClarE. j. u
a, v Autobiography Of Peter Carivrilht.
- RI Btter's Church History.
d - A Memoir OF Ny. VIM Carvosso written by
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~ iulIsess exempIiaeC
- g cnfislIaa Eitort, or the Duty Individual
= La.4or.
e cnris'isn Perfection, a believed and taught
~| = by john Wesley
- u The Scripture Doctrine Of Christian Perfec-
"a r ,su isy o., III m, ca somcosi. ion Of Ser
q
- Au Essay on Church Polity. BY Rev. Abel
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~ CUT Religion.
~ Christian Baptism BY Rev. F. c. Hibbard
- Ht-soFy % the Discipline b. Robert Emo
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Is Autobiography Ct J. y. F5sIey
Select London Lectures kdited by Rev b
20 ". CLARK, H. -.
O. And many others. including y LARGE W.
RELY OF HYMN BOOKS.
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L LISH A X EN- L KAN E.,
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b " WILLIAM ELDER.
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Secretary OF State,
CHARLES XII ELM,
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WM. L. SMITH,


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SHERIFES SALE

Nathaniel y. Hast and
Joseph Brokgw, parties in
trade under the aud Iowa County Crc,,if Govt
style OF IlaIstead X BrUkaw, { Wisconsin
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WELLS RrrrERFIEED CO. LIVINGSTON FARGO q co
New Ncrl City. Buffalo. y Y.
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t1n Of w. II. Brisbane, L. II.
was declared elected elected as
IS Delegates, by reclamation.
-ual ballot was then had for
gate, with the following re-
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motion for the publication of
eltngs, the Convention adjourned
J. HOLLENBECK. Gilman.
GEO. v. LEWIS, Secretary.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18
MR.. DRoDERIcK's LETTER.

| SAN FRANcIsco, June 9th, 1857.
GESrLEMEN:-Hitherto have refrained from
entering into a newspaper defence against the
calumnies and Misrepresentation of my ad-
versaries have always been willing to stand
or fall according to my acts, and by them
alone still desire to be judged. Having here
tofore avoided public controversies through the
press with my traducers I do not propose to
engage in them now; but, as the subject ofyour
inquiries is Of nature not merely personal to
myself, consider an answer due TO my friends
and to the confidence they have reposed in me.
In addition to your request, have been i'm
portuned by others, personally and by letters,
to correct the charge that / seek to establish
an nanti-Admnistration party in this State. They
regard it as an act of justice to themselves
that should make my denial public. Having
been triumphantly elected to the Senate for six
years, it cannot now be said that | am actua.
ted by an interested or a selfish motive in al
lowing myself to be drawn into the columns
of newspaper. reply, then, emphatically,
that did not return to this State to make war
upon the Administration of President Buchan-
an, neither do intend to oppose it in Wash
'ington or elsewhere, nor have | ever declared
any such intention. The assertions mentioned
by you as being circulated in this regard are ma
liciously false, and their authors, whether high
or low, know them to be false when they utter
them.
Many Of the men now engaged in propagating
these ISLANDERS are the same who, at the last
election, conspiring with Know-Nothings, Re-
publicans, and lawless organization then ex-
isting in San Francisco, defeated twenty Dem
ocratic candidates for the Legislature in coun-
ties where my openly avowed friends had been
regulaly nominated, and elected Republicans
and Know Nothings in their stead. l enume-
rate them:-San Francisco, l. members; Santa
Clara, 2; Sacramento, 3; Yuba, 3; Sierra, /
Total 90 This gave the Republicans their
entire strength in the Legislature. The Dem
ocratic majorities for President in the counties
mentioned, at the same election, prove that
my friends were defeated by treachery.
Your letter refers to a rumor which you say
is still in circulation relative to the late election
of United States Senators, and which, you add,
is generally discredited by my friends. So far
as my own election is concerned, declare it TO
have been effected by the free choice of my
friends in the Legislature, without bargain, con-
tract alliance, combination, or understanding
with any one. was chosen over combined
opposition, of which Mr.. Gwin was the head
and front After my election, he sought my
aid to secure his own. He stated that be was
about to become the victim Of the treachery
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18
From the State Journal, Monday, June sth
POLITICAL CORRESPONDENCE

Hon. D. G. BRoDERIcK:-DEAR SIR: Friends
of yours in this and other portions of the State
are in doubt upon one or two points Of inter-
est to yourself and the Democratic party, and
would be gratified to receive directly from you
some positive declaration upon them. In fact
they are matters which not only concern your
self and the Democratic party, but may in
directly involve the great interests of our State.
1t is asserted that, failing when at Washing
ton to secure offices for several friends you
there declared yourself hostile to the Admins
tration of President Buchanan, and that you
have returned home to make war upon it.
This rumor appears to come by authority of
several persons high in position in this State.
Is either statement true?
1t has also been industriousy circulated, that
in the late Senatorial election yourself and DIR.
Gwin entered into contract by which one or
both were to be elected to the United States
Senate in consideration of his resignng to your
disposal the Federal patronage in this State.
Although this rumor is generally discredited
by your friends, perhaps you may regard it
Of sufficient importance to give it notice in
reply. We may further state, by the way,
that it is also rumored that DIR. Gwin has given
authority for saying that he secured several
appointments against you in the face ofhis ad-
dress from Sacramento.
Other allegations are made against you, some
of them relating to your intention with regard
to the next State Convention. You can deter
mine whether they also merit your attention
As supporters of yours, we have taken the
privilege making these inquiries; and if you
see proper to respond to them, we desire to
have it in our power to make your answer
public.
Very respectfully, your obt't servt's,
ALFRED. REDINGT0N,
JP. DYER.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18

Weld shows an extraordinary and uncommon
ly good crop. Taking series of years and in
cluding extraordinary crops, common crops,
half crops, quarter crops, and failures, and we
challenge results that shall exceed 200 gallons
per acre on an average. But why try to ex.
aggerate? Even this yield will show the grape
culture more profitable than almost any other
crop to which the soil can be devoted. The
care of a vineyard, including gathering the
grapes, and making the wine, will not cost more
than $75 an acre and, as the wine directly
from the press is worth 81 gallon, we have
here profit per acre of $l25.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18
Mmiposa 9enlotrat,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY WARREN BAER,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
TERMS;
Per annum, In advance e......................s5 90
For six months, In advance.

Advertisements inserted AT tine lowest tates.
As Every description Of Plain and Fancy Job Printing
neatly and promptly executed
A q T. N Il s.
JAMES NJ VAN DYKE, corner Of Main and Fourth streets
Marposa our authorized agent TO receive Subscriptions
Advertisements and job Work. All orders left with him
will receive prompt attention.
THOMAS BOYCE, north east corner Washington and
Montgomery streets San Franco is our duly authorized
agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements
T. NJ HEsTON, Express Rider between this place and
Kern River Is duly authorized to subscriptions, ad
vertisements and job Work.
aS- MR. f. d. TODD Of Stockton Is our duly authorized
Agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18
n. n. rHoM AS,
ARCHITECT AND CARPENTER
NJ A RIPosl

VIII furnish Designs for Buildings, Specifications,
Bills Of Lumber, Estimate Of Cost ETC., and undertake.
Buildings on moderate terms All work entrusted to
him will be executed with neatness and despatch.
shop on Bullion street, near Concert Hall Jysti
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18
III O II ~ Il II o 8
Dr. a. u. Gasctor,
YSICIAN AND SU X G 81 N
LOWER Aqua FRO.

oFFICE-FIRsT DOOR BELOW wInrrIERs HOTEL
DIR. L. WILL DEVOTE HIS ASSIDUOUS AT
tention to the examination and treatment of such
cases and disorders as may be brought to his notice
Personal attendance will be given in any part of the
County, on short notice, when required.
new stock of Medicines, pure and fresh, Just re-
ceived. Aqua Fro, July 8, 1856. alu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18
NEW BILLIARD SALOON
MAIN STREET, MARIPosA

MAIN STREET, MARIP0sA.
United UP AND ARRANGED IN A STYLE UNsUR-
passed by any similar establishment out Of San Fran
cisco The Bar Is stocked with the BEST Of lQOuRs and
CHOICEST CIGARS. BLUMENTHAL 4 NEWCOMB.
wD- Zee constantly ON hand. al5n
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18
DIR. THOMAS PAYNE.

s1- oyu0-At DR.. A. d. Boyce's Drug Store opposit,
the Yosemite Hotel Marposawhere he may be consulted
at all hours. hu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18

DIR. JAMES l.. CLARKE.
OFFICE :" "PINE TREE HOUSE." CORNER FIFTH AND
MAIN STREETS, MARIPosA. alu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18
DIR. w. s. KAVANAUGH.

oFFICE-oN MAIN STREET OPPOSITE DR. HuBBEILs
DAGUERREAN GALLERY, MARIPosA. alt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06

Bridge and Ferry Notice.
NoTiCE is hereby given. that the undersigne''
~ will app to 'he iioard OF Snpervisors IN at
Butte County at the August term thereof in lIAI
tur license to run Ferry and erect Bridge acr's
he Midile Fork oi Feather river few r'ds above II
junction wi h the North Fork of said river
June 81. 1857 SYLVESTER z. SAVAGE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
!3{93S3AN S53G3!A3!3{2
EFFERvESCING TEMPERANCE
BEVERAGE.

The most whol.ome, refreshing and inyigorating
Drink in the World.
YgNIIE PONDE from which tniS is prepared Is
made entirely from vegetable ingre iienls, col
lecied from all purts of the world aud combined to.
ge,her with great skill and care Two teaspoo'sul
pilt into dry tumbl' %! large -lzr wan sficlrh
u,lp,,tlty of water aided, nroducrs innediaeiy "A
rol,up urailyht of charming excellence and inyUr
and health giving effect Ii is aiaptrd to,ali SEASONS
and every ones use, aud Is especially sicu ior nose
who go TO seil as preventive of sei s'ckhes" cos
iyeness. and the generally unpleasant state of tho
syst m arising from change of climate aid living
Ii also lessons the dang re- of ncurrng diseases u-
der tropical snu, and all who aie uOout 10 axe the
trp to the Statea. II they re ard health ease
a, Il comfort The way. should "oi tai 10 obtain
supply before starring aud more ~ ii ladies' or chill
drrn nre with thOm or nvalds. or IN SICK. as mo-
thing ia rs grateful 10 the palate and slonhch ~ ms
and re sts the enervating effects of hot countries SO
we'll and iike ardent spirits. II does not ebt'eDle
by Inlam.ng: but strengthens and exhilerntes both
DO iy and mind by its nutritious powers ana he en-
ergy which impartS to the digestive process sea
men also should be provided with some before they
leave por.
A glass taken at any time during the day eemoves
all Feelings OF heat III rsi, or even o hunger anu ITS
being made in great measure of vegetable acids,
To prevent Scurvy and pures the blood al the same
lime II Ia also An invaluable Restorative for those
who labOl hard for living such as Farmers, Miners
Mechar les and Laborers: and O shopReepers Pro
tessiunal men and others, whose occupation compels
them to lead sedant ~ lives; draught before break
fast gives new spirit for the busin9 of the day.
Medical men who know i's composition speak IN
the highest terms of its utility, nnd all the poets
praise II. Byron calls it the blest Sherbet. Moore
aakei frequent inPntion Of it, and ilahz the great
Prr.inn i,ur;. is al IN p.s~ ol u
Prepared by AUGUSTUS H0GG, London, New
York and san francisco.
poi: Davis Street Drug Store. near Jackson san
Faucisc,. and for sale by all respectable druggists
nd ID n!rrs. "a
price--50 Cents per Bottle--each Que wfmake u
Glasses.
Nh Agents wanted and supplied on tie most
iberal aud convenient terms. a'-Eh'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
LIME! LIN Z F! Ii M E !!
8 s y s u u va

rgSnE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY Inform
Il the public that they are now manufacturing
LIME al their klins On the West Branch, and will
keep a constant supply on hand. Thankful for pass
+ ,vnrs. MOORE, NcDANiEiiS & CO
NB-WM GWYNN is The 6l-iress partner All
orders will be promptly attended o.. hlr
GAME Us Agent for the sale of Auburn ana Yves
Brach Lime at oroyle. Office at L. Van 0rden's
store at the upper end of Montgomery ST
WM. GWYNN.
Oroyile. .Aprjl T. 1857. rp7f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06

The mo polished the society 10,
thesless formality there is IN 1t.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
Oruuil!e Dailq Butte RetprG.
MONDAY MORNING, JULY 9th, 1867
Give Him n Trade.

IF Education is the great buckler
and shield of human liberty, well de-
veloped industry is equally the buckler
and shield of individual independence.
As an an unfailing resource through
life, give your son, equal with a good
education, good, honest trade. Bet.
ter any rade than none, though there
is ample fel} for the adoption of every
inclination in this respect. Learned
professions and speculative employ
ments may fail man, but an honest
handiorais trade, seldom or never, if
its possessor chooses TO exercise it.
Let hm feel, too, that honeft labor
crafts are honorable and noble. The
mn of trades-the real creators of
whatever is most essential to the neces.
sites and welfare of mankind, cannot
be dispensed with they. above all
other, in whatever rcpuIe they may be
held by their more fastiduous fellows,
must work at the oar of human pro-
gress, or all is lost But few brown
handed trade workers think Of this, or
appreciate the real position and power
they compass.
Give your son trade, no matter
what fortune he may have or may seem
likely to inherit. Give him a trade
and an education. at any rate trade.
With this he can always battle with
temporal want, can always be indepen-
dent, and better is ind pcndt nee with
ii moderate education, than all the
lea ning OF the colcg and wretched
temporal dependence But in this
free nd there can hc ordinary no dif. .
ficnlty in securing both the education
and trade, for every youth, thereby fit
ting each and ;sll to enter the lanks of
manhood j, Giant Of those obstacles
which int mIdate so many tradeless,
profe ,sionlcss y ung men, Such are
the pccularities Of torIune, that no
mere outs ard possession c. n be count
ed so ab olun' " secure or protective
to man. IIoardcd thou,ands may be
swept away in day, and their once
possessors left with neither the means
Of independence or # livelihood.
lie was a wise Scandiaavi n King,
who decrrcd that his sons should learn
usef~l t'ades or be Gil, off from their
expected p'inccly fortunes. They de-
nirred, ba' obey d the decree The
lde-t, ns the "a lest trade TO learn,
pp,lied himself to basket making. Ia
me he reig ed i, his fathers stead.
In time, so, revolution me upon,
and o.erlhrew him, and he Fl ID dis
guis d, W ndering aud companionless
save his wife and ch ldren, his sole re-
source for livelihood was recurrence
to his humble, but honest and useful
trade.
The sons of the rich as well as the
poor, should be strengthened by this
possession. If never used bovond the
learning, no hahn is done, while posi-
bly, it may do incolculable good. 1t is
Il weapon of assault, of defence, which
once fairly seized, can never be taken
from mans grasp. Think of it, pa
rents examine your boys bumps or
,ather study The bent of their minds
and tastes, and as one of the best and
most lasting services you can DO them,
apply them to learning honest trades.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
THE Farm.-June is busy month

THE Farm.-June is Il busy month
with the farmer. Haying and harvest
ing will occ 'py his a:tertion; he should
avail himself Of all the im,ov J asfi-
cultural implements at his mmaod,
such as mowers, reap RS. )lsc kes,
&c they are truly lahor-saving ma
chimes, and in no long time piv their
first cost. The true way to max { rm-
ing profitable is to take Advantage OF
all improvements which lessen the la
Dor and cost of the crop.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06

He that has never known alversity,
is but half acquainted with other i, or
with himself Constant succrss shows
US but one side of the wosld For as
it surrounds us with friends VINO will
tell US only our merits, so 1t silences
those enemies from whom, alone, We
can learn our defects.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
NJ oTICE

OFFICE or THE BpTrE QrARrz MiSiSo Co.,
Oruyille. May 1yh, lsA7.
AJOTICE IL hereby given ~ lne ~ cSnn''e's u
IA 80 ..,nent et ihrae fnurihs of one per cent OF
:. c,nitI stock of sail comp ny has ihi: day beea
ia hv ,he r. ,nr,i ui Trustees. and made payable
the Tr.asurrrs ofce ON or before the l'ih day OF
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