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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-02
Jus, Received and in Store.

A large supply of Acono Campheno. Lard. sperm
Polar, Neatsfuot, ami Boiled Oils. Solar bil. and
Camphene Lamp WicRs. Caude Wickng. Wax aud
Night Tapers, roraX, Soda, Castillo Soap, Salad Oil
in Basket. Woe'- Schapps Iosictter's Biers. pure
Cream Tnrtar, Strychniue, Castor Oil, and Wyn-
kuop's Medicines. Wholesale and re;a Toy
ALBAN. THOMAS x CO..
ap7f Corner and sixth streets.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-02
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation In the mining ana
t; ~ Inc conntv will contain the local and general
news ofthe week, uterspersed with Interesting mis-
collaneous reading matter. 1t Will contain twenty
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Siatc. Published every Saturday. Tcrms-So per
Annum; six months, 81; three months, ".
ADVERTISEMENTS per square OF ten lines or iess' 81
first ins ,rtion, :" 20
Each subsequent Insertion. D.
~ A liberal deduction will bemadc iniaVoroi
those who advertise by the year
nsy- Busines -cardsin on reasonabieterhs.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28
GOOD MEDICINES.

1t is estimated that Ayers cherry Pecteral s.
Cdfharttc Piifs have done moro to promote tho
pubic health than any other one, cause. There
can be no question that tho Chorry Pectorai has
by its thousands on thousands cures of Colds,
coughs, Asthma, Group, Influenza, Bronchitis,
&c, very much reduced the proportion of deaths
from cohsnmptive diseases in this country. Tho
Pills are az good as the PICTORIAL and will cure
more complaints -,
Everybody needs moro or less purging Purge
the blood fromits impurities. Purge the bowels.
Liver, and the whole yisceral system from OBJ
struetions. Purge out the diseases which iasteh
on the body to work it's decay. Take antdotes
early and thrust it FROM the system, before il is
yet too strong to yield.
while 10 is weak but when il has taxi en- strong
hold. Read the astounding statements of those
who have been cured by them from dreadful
Scrofula, Dropsy, Ulcers, Skin diseases, Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal pains,
Bilious Complaints, Deart-burn, Headnche C out
and many less dangerous but still threatening
ailments, sHch as punples on the Face, Worms,
Nervous lrritability, Loss of appetite, Irregu-
larities, Dizziness in the Hoad, Colds, Fevers,
Dysentery, and indeed every variety of COM
plants Tor which Purgati~c Remedy 10 required.
These are no random statements, hut are au-
'thenticated by your own nsighbsrs and your own
Physiciaas.
Try them once, and you never will bo without
them. EHIg .f.a.ag g'glisrf ..a' III l,,,rp a,
Price 80 cts per box 10 boxes for $500.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver, Chemist, Lowell =,
Mass, and sold by all respectable Druggists ev-.
-erywhere. .a t......
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28
Morgantown Mills.
JAMES s. CRAIG.

HAVING extended his lease Of tho Morgan
IL town FIGURING Mill, belonging to MIR. John
Rogers, takes pleasure in informing the public
that by heavy outlay he has rem0delled the
Machinery in said mill, and is now prepared to
make the best article of Flour and plenty of it,
Being now fully prepared TO make good work
by additions to machinery and conveniences,
shall spare no pains to render genersl satisfac.
ton. Customers may always be promptly sun.
piled with Flour,-ether Family Superfne or
Fine, to order. Customers bringing their Whea,
WIN them can have 1t ground promptly, or Gun
have it exchanged for Flour to suit their conys.
hience. My aim is TO accommodate and to ron.
der satisfaction to all.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28
Picture Of a Good W6.-wil our

Picture. of a Good W;fe.-Will our
young sparks who are pleased to think
Of a wife as an elegant plaything, in
tended only to dress and dance, visit
and spend money, please to look at the
following picture of good wife, draws
by tho pencil of Solomon.--P rov.XXXG.
Verse 10. Behold virtuous woman
for her price is above rubies.
IL. She riseth with day and prepareth
breakfast for her household yea. before
the sun has risen she hath her maid.
ems at work.
IL. She seeketh wool and flax, and
layeth her hand willingly to the spindle
while her right hand merrily turneth
the wheel. - ......
ID. She looketh well to the way of
her family. and eateth not the bread Of
idlenoSs.
l6. by her industry her cheeks are
'nado ruddy like the rose of Sharon, yea
her nerves are strenthened, 40 that whom
she hcareth talk oc Mysteries she mar.
velloih thereat.
II. Her house is the habitation Of
neatness, 80 that the heart of her hus-
band is refreshed when he enters her
cham Dor.
Is. She maketh fine linen and seleth
it, and delivereth much cloth to the mer.
chants.
10. Her husband is known in tho
gates by the fneness of his apparel, for
she nake,h him cloth Of silk and purple.
20. Her children rise up and call her
blessed. 'F...,. .....
US~ A new version-it differs from the J..
risinal text. ..H
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28
IMPORTANT TO MILLERS |!
New MACHINERY.

have put up and am now using +. & J. NJ.
C!arkc's Patent Mill, (patented June, 1854,
which viii grind D bushels per hour at an ordi.
nary run the whole machinery being comprised
IN space of "a by feet, all within tho immo
olate notice OF the niller,--burr, boiling chest
and all. The burrs now used are only &c inch.
es. This is great improvement on all devices
Tor the manufacture OF Flour hitherto in use,
ana the entire machinery can BIO put up in my
MIL FOR about the expense incurred By getting
milfwSight to repair the old style mills. Mill
to call at Morgantown Nj ills, and witness and ey-
amino the operation Of CJarke's Patent, before
wasting mouey in putting up the supcrlnous ap-
pendagss OF the old Flooring Mills.
l have purchased the RICH. Of said Pateut for
ue counties o + Monoagaiia, Preston and Marion,
and will sell indiylasal district rights, to snit
purchasers. JAMESS. CRAIG
Morgdnto'cn Nils, February 2,1s56.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28

Tie Death IF Mrs. JViison.-We
acme time since alluded To the capture
by the Indians Of Mrs. Wilson, a lady
who was on her way from St. Lonis TO
Salt Lake City, in Col. Babbitt's train.
Measures wo,o Immediately taken to
secure her rescue, and Captain Whar-
ton Of the United States Army, exeried
Himselfto tho utmost. He offered large
rewards. sent parties in search, and
oven anticipated the wishes of the fam
ally, so anxious end energetic was he
~ this work Of humanity. 1t appears
however, that his Iabors were i'm vain.
FOR letter received in this city yesler-
lay states tina, Mrs. Wilson was killed
on the day after her capture, because
sho could not ride on horseback and
Gsep up with tho train. She was a
most es,imabIe lady and her melancholy
ia.e has produced painful sensation
~ The minds Of those who knew and
appreciated ter.--Phik. Eng.
Tho New York State Medical Soci.
a.y, in session at Albany, Wednesday,
Fvj. d, had discassjon on tho Tom.
perance question, aud unanimously pas.
sod Dbe following resoia,ions Re,olced,
That ia view of The ravsses made up.
on the mmals, health. and property Of
the peopIc Of this State BY the use of
acbpnlic drinks. it is tho oliuioa Of the
Society that the moral. eauitary ead pc.
,pniary condition Of the State would be
promoted by the passage u . Pra5ib.
.ory Liquor Law.
The NorthWestern contains q letter
IynEa the Rev. A Brunsop, NJ Praifie
pn Chien, describing the sufefiugs Of
young Methodist missionary who, on
}oing to ona Of his appointments, was
ntat 10 the wilderness, aud wandered
abopt from place To place fr fopr days
yHd FIVE nights, without a saorsee Of
fun. At lasgth he reoche5 celin, |
anl was received by kind family -
llis feet aud bands wee ir"zp0, and 5s
bud BECOME GOaC
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Education IF the Agricultur,st.- No
man is so high as to be independent Of
the success of this great interest; no
man is SO low as not to be affected by
it's prosperity or decline. Agriculture
feeds Us to great degree il clothes us,
without it we could no, have commerce.
These al stand together, but they are
like pillars in Il cluster, the largest in
centre, aud that largest in agriculture
We live in a country of small farm and
freehold tenemeuts a country in which
men cultivate with theirown hands their
fee simple acres, drawing not only their
own substance but also their own hap
piness and also their spiri, Of indie
pendence and manly freedom, from the
ground they pillow. They are at once
It's owners its cultivalors, and its defend
ers.- The cultivation of the earth 10 the
most important labor of man. Man
may DO civilized, in some degree, with.
ont great manufactures. and with little
commerce with his distant neighbors !;
but without cultivation Of the earth he
is, in all countries, a savage. Until he
gives up the chase, and fixes himself 10
some place and seeks a living from the
garth, he is a roaming bar barian. When
the tillage begins, other arts follow
The farmers therefore. are founders Of
human civilizalion.-Daniek Webster.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28
Marble and Stone Cutting.
toLD STAND)
~' Walnut Street,
NIOrgalitown,

BURR p. MARSTELLAR, I
pESPECTFULLY Informs his friends s.
~ the public tina he has just received
from Baltimore and intends keeping con-
SANITY on hand, an assortment Of
American and Italian Marble,
which will enable him TO ill promptly all
orders for 5Th &
Monuments. Head g. FOct stones,
TABLETS, MANTLE PIECES, &c. T
m astyle OF art not surpassed in this section
OF the country. He " i'll also execute al
orders Tor building work in country stone.
SHOP at the head os Front street. "a, the
old STANDBY Orders solicited and filed al n
reduction of % per cent OH prices heretofore.
CALL and SEE before making purchases
elsewhere. b, p NJ
Morgantown, July 5, 1886.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28

Gen. Houston's prescription to a "Bore.
Among the guests at st. Nicolas Ho-
toll in this city during the past wee k
has been General Sam Houston, of Tex.
as. Gen Houston is,as all his acquaiu-
tances well know, fond Of mirtlI aud fun,
and in short is what Ddesticks would
call 2. B.--perfrct brick. The gen.
eral, however, entertuins an intense ha.
tired for that species of human beings
called "bores." One Of these gentry,
a good natured but soft headed chap.
regular bntlon-holder, cornered him the
other day at his hotel. He had manag-
ed to be introduced to him by a gen.
tleman Tho day previous.
"General," said the bore, alter he
had bothered Mr.. Houston out of all
patience, 81 wish you would do me
one moro favor. A man Of your EN-.
inence is 80 compereut"--
"WelI, what is it," inquired Mr.. Hous-
ton, rather CURLY.
well, you soc, Mr.. Houston. you
are such an eminent man, such a.
"Never mind that; what do you want
10 known
Excuse me, but person Of your
abilities and distinction must be awate"---
81 am somewhat in haste" interrupt
cd the badgered Senaior-"pray come
to tho point at once
"Well, then, tell mo the the secret
of your success in life--how you rose
in position as you have done"
"Ah! but that wouldn't benefit you
any. can tell you how you can rise
in the world If you wish"
"That's just it," was the reply---"just
what was trying to get at"
"WeIl. sir, III tell you. Undertake
10 approach n sore heaclcd baH uiM u
rcd scalfon your neck: III guarantee
your upward progress Immediately
on the completion of the experiment."
Tho button-holdor collapsed, showed
his hat on his head and walked sorrow.
fully away, while a cluster Of gentle.
men near by, who had overheard The
conversation. fairly screamedwith laugh.
ter
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28
q nmurous.


The Louisville Journal observes tha,
Gov. Wright, of Indiana has recently
set up almost as many pretentions TO
the character of learned agricultural
as to that of an astute politician. He
has been tho President of the Indiana
State Agricultural Association. end has
been making grandiloquent speeches in
various places npop agriculture. in some
ut which he introduced most erudite
dissertations upon "rooIs and tops."-
The following crue} stories ofthe Gov
ernor's practical knowledge on agri-
cultural subjects are published by the
Wabash Express: y
Joe Wright-we beg his pardon-the
Hon. Joseph A. Wright, our present
worthy Executive and Senatorial aspi-
rant. Is par ercellence tho agricultural
Governor Of Indiana. Heis wonderful
ly familiar with farmers lore--a second
Poor Richard in the economy of hus.
bandry. He will discourse with orac-
ular wisdom about subsoils, rotation.
draining, crossing, seedlings, "roots and
tops and every other possible topic
connected with plain or fancy farming.
He knows at sight whether new pat
tern ola pillow is PRACTICAL; and is al
together an fat in churniug machines.
reapers, planters, rollers. and agrcul-
tura. implements generally. In fact,
when the Governor dies( "Serus in cG-
tum redent, dinque ieto interest 7,opulo, J
1t will be aques'ion what niche in the
modern Pantheon, he shall occupy
whether his statue shall DO placed up
on the democratic Platform" or in the
agricultural Department"
With view to the elucidation OF
this subject we wish to preserve the
following authentic anecdotes:
Not many springs ago. His excel
lency, in company with another distin-
guished citizen Of Indiana. was riding
in the country. In passing beautiful
field of grain ust beginning TO head,
the Governor refined up his horse and
burst into rapturous admiration Of the
wheat.
Quoth Ned-"Governor, how much
will that wheat yield to the acre?
ooh, seventeen to twenty bushels"
"What kind of seed is that from Gov.
ernor1" ......
Common winter. That is the best
for this soil" ......
"You are the President OF the Indi-
ana Agricultural Society, are you not,
GOVERNOR"
81 am, sir" ......
delivered the address before the
Agricultural Society Of New York,
last year2" ....
eyes, sir"
"You are The author Of an eloquent
passage about the cultivation of roots
aud tops2"
"a mere trihe. Ned" .. ......
"Well, you are tho only ass l ever
saw who could not tell oats from aoheat!'
a certain farmer, ono of the Cover
Dor's constituents, who had profound
admiration for his talents and practical
knowledge, wrote to him for advice,
as tn the best method Of improving his
stock If sheep. The Governors an
swer was instant. brief, contentious sim
cere: Get a Hydraulic Ram-bet.
ter than the southdown for mutton, equal
To the meIino for wool"
The express adds: "lfthis does not
settle the question, we have a pumpkin
story in reserve that may cast some
light upon it,"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28
ASSDHlAll ,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. s5't'
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
<uRSZ TO ALL PERSONS afflicted
No. with Sexual diseases, such az Sper.
Esf@ matorrhTa. Seminal Weakness.
GMA lmpotence, Gonorrhgo. elect, Sy-
phulis, the vice Of Onanism, Self Abuse, &c.
The Howard Associa 1ion of Philadelphia,
in view of The awful destruction of life and
health caused by sexual diseases and the de-
ceptions Practiced npon the unfortunate VIC
Tins of such diseases by Cracks, have di
rected their Consulting Surgeon az d CHAR
TABLE ACT, worthy OF their naae TO give
.XedtCNS .gtsDice GrasSs,
TO all persons thus afflicted male or Fs-
maie) who apply by letter with descrip-
ton OF their condition, age, occupation, hah~
us OF life, Ne and in cases of extreme
poverty and suffering no furnish Medicines.
lIee Of charge.
institution, established by special endov-.
ment. for The relief of the sick and dis, ress-
ed, afflicted with "ViruIent and Epidemic.
Diseases" and its funds can be ased for no
oiher purpose II has now q surplus of
means, which the Directors have voted 10
advertise The above notice. II Is needless
10 adu that the Association commands tho
highest Medical skill Of The age, and will
lurnlst The most approved modern treat.
ment Valuable aa.ice also given 10 sick
and nervous females, afflicted with Womb
COMPETENT, Leucorrhd,a, &C. n RH g,s
Address (post-paiD DR.. Geo. r. Cphounr
Consulting Snrgcon, Howard Association,
No. South Ninth street.. Philadslphis. Pa.
EZRA d. HATFIELD, President
GEo, FARcHnn Ssc'y. aa.a
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28

Tie CAildrsa.- Tho Texas Christian
Advocate says THE children, we fear
are more neglected by the church and
ministry than in former times. No
church, no ministry can prosper that
BegIects the children. What a field for
u@e(ulness There are so many Of them.
They arc 50 easily won by friendship.
They remember what is n0V said 10
thom longer than anything they hear in
after life. An impression now made
may last forever. Little as lhoughtless
persons think it, awakenings aud con.
versions in children arc more reliable
than IN middle aged persons. Young
preacher remember the children
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28

We Observed yesterday littlo thin
old msu WITH = rag bag in his hand,
picking up large number Of small pic,
ces nf whaleboae. which lay in The
etreot. The deposit wac Of such sin.
gulsr nstWo tbsi We presumed TO ask
tho gnaiot soolaipg gsfheref how he sup.
posed they caSae there. Don't know"
he replied, 10 a sGGeakipg yoice, but
] spec s0sA@ orfods1pate female was
wrecked beteaLoM somewhere"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28
TR UST SALE OF Il
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,

IN PRESTON COUNTY.
n Pursuance to the provisions of Deed Of
L Trust, executed by Harriet A. II. Duval to
the subscriber, as Trustee, for the u.e OF
Joseph Thomas, dated the 4th day of No
vember, 1854, and now of record in the
County OF Preston, l will sell. at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, be
fore the Court House in Kingwood,
400 Acres Of Land,
known as the Joseph Thomas Farm, ad;oin-
ing the Maryl Line and near the Rail
Road. The Land is well ,imbered. Refer
ence can be had to said deed. The title is
believed to be good, bu, selling as Trustee |
will sell snch title as is vested in mo under
said deed. Said sale will be made on the
FIRST Day OF THE CIRCUIT CoURr of Pres
ton county. SPRING TERM, 1857. s...
DAVID FREELAND. Trustee.
July 10, 1856. Sc Is.
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So the question was determined in The at.
firmaiive.
On the question,
viii The House agree 10 the fourth amend.
menta \:
The yeas and nays were taken agteeabIy
10 the provisions OF the Constitution, and were
as follow, v,z:
YEAs--Messrs. Anderson, Arthur, Back
house, Backus, Ball, Beck, Benson, Bishop,
Bower, Brown, Calhoun, Campbell, Carly,
Chase, Cleaver, Crawford, Dickey, EFT, Eys.
ter, Fausold, Foster, Gibboney, Gidea, Ha-
mel, Harper, Helms, Heisiand, Hill, Hillegas,
Hoffman, Berks CO.; Hoffman, Lebanon CO.;
Housekeeper, Imbrie, Innes, Jacobs, jenkins,
Johns, Johnson ! sKaafTmanu, Kerr, Lebo, Lei
senfing, Longaker, Love,l, Menear, MaueIe,
MCalmont, M Twain, Mumma, Musselman,
Nichols, Nicholson, Nunemacher, Pearson,
Peters, Petrikin, PownalI, Purcell, Ramsey,
PbiladeIpha; Ramsey, York CO.; Reamer,
Reed, Roberts, Rupp, Shaw, Sloan, Smith,
Cambria CO.; Smith, Cenife co; Stevenson,
Iolsn, Vail, Vanyoorhis, ,Vickers, Voeghley,
Waeonseiler, Walter, Warner, Wes,brook,
Wharton, Willlsion, Witherow, Zimmerman
and Gelz, Speakr-s3.
NAYs-Messrs. Dock, Hamilton, Hancock,
Slrulhers, Thorn, Winhode and Wrghi-<7.
SO the question was determined in the af-
firmative.
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JOHN A. MOORE. JOHN W. WILLIAMS
MOORE g. WILLIAMS,
General Commission Merchants,
and dealers in
MINERS SUPPiIMS.

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Hon. w. Donaldson, Poltsyille, Pa.
Hon. C. W. Putnam, Z"
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J.. p. Brook, Esq,
]. J. Connor, Ashland, Pa.
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