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4. Stubborn Stripping.

One upoa time, big, strappin5,
a&s ~ ri Youth, fresh from Vermont,
catered the Dummer academy at Byhald. d.
Nass, f r little share of eiadition.
aAse.t i, doiep out at ta.s Temple ol
MtaaeGa - economical prices. Atthat
tme-Ne know not how it is at present
--.hs boys and girls were KEEP, IN onc
aIass@ ut, oaly tn middle aisle scpafa.
iaI tne.a One day, this Vermont strip
ptnz, Ia had Just BEEN helping oue Of
tae s'gl- through a hard slm-he was
cut on cyphcring-though; it not more
....a ..r that he should take toll for his
valuable service accordingly he threw
h.s s--.~art arm around the rosy damsel
and gave her = sly bat rousins smack
whieh startled the whole assembly
'Jsle l.aa Tower, come up here :, roared
out ~ preeaptor.
Tie delinquent appeared, his face
.l5a - With blush Ike a red hot war;
.a.aE- .aa,-and looking a, silly as a
u.nes. Hold out your hand, sir ;, said
the p iatazae. Hit yoa not to
act tan, in this institution.
r4a Au5e paw was extended in a
horizontal line toward the instructor,
Who surveyed its broad surface with a
MATHEMATICAL eye,--calcuIating how
many strokes Of his small icrlle i would
taxi 70 c5yer the large number Of square
ueaes whish II contained,
.Jelelith,' at length he sad, this IS
the iigst time that you have been called
up Tor any Delinquency; nov, sir, if you
WI. s4y that you are sorry for what YOU
have done, viii let You of this time
w.thpU, punishment "
sorry, exclaimed the yoang,tcr, ,stTik-
ing an attitadc OF pride and Indignation;
'sorry No sir am not. And | vii
do jcst 50 asin cf hey chance. So
put on, old teller, jest as hard as you
ike. by the iumpin' Jc-ho,hiphat ID
stand here aad let YOU lick M till king
dom KUN, atore Id be sorry at that
By thunder, l would :
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[rrom the Boston Olive Eianch
ALICE URTLAy
THE OLD MANS BRIDE.
by NELLIE NIGHTINGAL..

Tho o,,n,,,u 49,, ,,
d. ~ ,,,''1' '.'.' a'' e'''''yo IN through
- A.. .',..p.1 .''..''e.'l' apo" 'he lar form
Tha ~. e3e'' ''l''U'
e. 49,. - "o'l'''i ''a' J'St arranged
- 49, ~ -. 'S. 1't'i1' ''i' orange mowers IN
- - . .'a'' ~" ~ ''ee'ui ioiaS disposed
W. VI -, s'o,'s-''He -. ven,
H.. =, ,'' 80 ''oH ~ hsfs2ti IN
e.ro ha- "''0 '''' '''"'' Ae'u Il &c
- ,I;a1 i;t...,, -
-. - .sl- ~, : - ana sazed Tor
NJ IT, ,.'.. va '-gp -'i va =.
- ,,;.i Nv P''''''u questioned
pTnasa4, n. ..
r,oa ,ha, 49,. @s s,'''"6 ; sa0' ocau,'iNi
-, 49, 81, '.'-s - ..s'9 a ma |hi,e lace
d;..,,,na. 49, ,a.' .,,1. = no"Vf9 a"u iiashloE
~ w. ''t''''.Is I, ,HA' na/y Fe,t 'hat covered
VA ..t,., 49,. p.,' :, 'l.1. ''s's i'''u' es,
- :; ~. ~. = ~, 81 "a ifea I'D gar
,, '.;fli , ~. In - - ''e haPPy JOY
49,, ~; -, ., ~ '.ii' some phantom
- 'D.' s's1a 'Iisa.'' l'Fh mat comes IN
49, ,.'oss : ''''' o''''e 70 S'"f'ie the ieVered
2ssl 1. l.t.
:, i'1' ~ = 40 ie"I4'y sac ialtered;
,''s D'''' ls .'9s "eh' singing oy, the
a.i''i''is s:Il si'a' oai'se' upon the floor, the
=. '..a' is''.i , N iisf Ha'r' tae tread o!
a''4't"3 'A7'' 'aat hli'h Q! voices below,
'oi,, -, '''i \ " Is d fs'il' y
a. -, NJ ~ MS "A''' SaFPiiee
':''' : nov .'' 80 's''' 'he marriage ser
steS 'ne ia'nef gave the BRIDE away,
i ".'', 'iie ~" Wv, vas spoken TO '4oVe,honor'
"''1' =, 80 's'' IAN 60 Us part.
:, ! avg WV '"tE All "ne" 1t was false,
''ie i.'' 'i'5f ''"t gave hef to rich 0tdc-
S.oJ.n 1'.,.r., -2i ~, ms i uaaSh'cf good the
a''soa"1 '1. ~. S..' 'he" OF no lnPed'ment=t"
- u'i'o" '"E guests 'Aat conSratu-
3 - - VIZ 4.t''e' :, eAa''''nsa 'ae presents
a ana S-fPsa lhe VINE. All hnc" 1t was
iaiSa Vs., y. i,.,, l. was made
.1 NC 03n'''ths' II ID loTea,dtd love an
o'''''' - S"e married the neh old
"'n' 0s. so''e'ing 10 inc EraVe' aud re,
ps''',I' 10 'I''' 'ho'e words sne had
#''.''.'9a = ""eteef'
\ "a - S.te ? 'eeo vat room, lean
ias ." h9f rover 81, arm where she now
stood death-lke bride.
Edgar Harrington had loved her with
at the raptare OF first love; be WIS
young, handsome. talented; but he was
poor AIiee's father was rich, and Edgar
we'll knew that he never would sanction
her union with poor man.
I'VE have youth, Alice" the lover
said, "the future IS before me-" Bril-
liant and bright itsccmed through hope
tuI eyes; Il DO not wish to wait years
for that fortune which mus. have before
YOU can be mine | leave YOU, darling.
for a few years, perhaps two or three :;
in foreign land hope for surcr and
more perfect success
Two years seem forever to me. now.
Edgar :
at IS a long time, know, yet MY
love for yoa viii never change YOU
will be true to me, Alice = he question
cd, gazing into her fearful eyes.
Gan you doust me for moment.
Edgar; my heart shall ever be yours"
These words were not lightly spoken,
bat there are minds Of that feeble force,
that when the hour OF conflict comes.
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q
lays, and a week hence yon might be aS
far off the handle as you were a weel,
ago."
"Oh, ho. l am not 50 Gckle; bu' |
will leave the whole matter with YOU
and John"
There. Bella, YOU talk like a sensible
girl" cried Mr.. NJ. Il knew you would.
| like your resolution. There is nothint
III the world so rare as sensible girl
at your time of life. John is no foo nor
prodilatc. He will make YOU a good
husband; will look after yout interest.
anil | think VIII BE- worthy of Won. As
for the w5,l I'M, John. it shall be left en-.
tirely to y5u. Bella is willing, and |
car see nothin, to preyan, It's taking
place right away
Il think VIII itNycr vol think. proper"
said John, Any arrangement sraaable
to YOU will be equally $, me. have
a great respect and affection fjr Miss
Meirs, and ii can be 50 far forgiven for
my presumption, can SAFELY say ,htt to
be the husband of your daughter this
moment or any futuy, time would DC u
III the choicest gift Of heaven.
Very sensible remarks sil Mr.. VI.
ioyfully, aud As Won are obli.ins enough
u ie1ye The mrtter to my direction. |
shall say a week from Fr;llv. that beiqy
the day on which had first aaticipatad
Your coming. This will give Bella am.
pi2 time t2r all necessary preparations.
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t5r .5torl- GgIIrr.
tFrotn the Flag Of Our Union !
HUNTING 4 SITUATION.
by MAURICE srLtSGsBY.


'5IS pocket. was now in search OF u stu
alton. lie was a good-l9uking yolnt
man of twenty-ihroe. had earned with
ms 3svn hands the money Professor Fer
iaand Costello d, Guer had received in
exchange for his education whra i1lsh.
CT. Ii we mistake n1t. John Peters 49,, :
native ui little town in Connecticut.
which, from soma oyers ,ht on the paft
Of previous compilers, has had the mis-.
fortune to be entirely overlooked by the
great Mr.. Brookes, in his universal scru.
tiny of the State.
For fear OF rendering the town ciassi
cal. as being the birth place Of our hero.
we shall refrain from further mention of
u. satisfied that the curiosity as already
excited, will in luce future co.npilers to
b. more accurite in their res ,trch =. an |
thus IN the course of tim. i, m com
10 be awarded to the aforesaid town, IN
spite of its location and obscur.ty. its
due share Of geographical no,ic aai in
pprtance.
In what part Of the city John p tors
resided, or where he happened to b, on
the morning u which ~ refer, IS ap,in.
not clearly shown. | an sorry. however.
because the locality of John Peters
nigh, tend to strengthen the ii nifty of
John Peters, and prevent him thad this
fact with Other important items been
cl'trly established In faa nial q. wealthy
anil influential Jaha VI af>) from ea.rap-
ping the petty bril- wAil paIiey an
worldly calculation had .lr,aiy bea. in.
10 ths bash t4r joAa Paters h. second
Taat Jo4a Pater> hal bs.a .a.},.i.. +.
7gfrtslta .7#.l4;ltp So #aa4ta=5.,.i..t=
Il. fr1u Ia l=s:#tast = =o...3... y VI
ia3ai h.H staalaac -ss-t4 II
''.4aE : .r. =s =.f...-
it u 9ss r71i4R Uss' a ~. 7..-
or ha3S esst..
s'rs- ..Hsre Lsva the
h'Har . All5ss,H{ u JauIaH s., y
sni Jaha Pst2rs, tl1=4ia. hi. lat aaa
51w1as profoundly in thst ar ettan.
II saul-. res7oaisl Nh Il -.
with a trisiaiig I}.u4aed adj. "Cl1
o. ii aaY s.sv.-l - y1as Pls4ss t. pro.
cec
John Peter, u,s'tatel and -is-eaI
about tie room; The br-.,n-s sf NJ
4 rs 9as res8 sajSabis IL cva - ahi.,t
Wh4t.h.u f#lo; 4 ,5-r, MY
hole say~.esa, though. Joha. B4ta.
thsr, "a. no hole apr se-, r-.r-.1.i
Ny name i Pet.r5-Jsi4 peers. a..
Var satyice.
NJ. Meifs xas4r. fem hi. .-n.c5,.,
e>il5l.a ne h Il reserved = ,b,gs fr,,,
~3-ne iavisi5ls bt..erv
.J5i1 p-.-rz. bv ~ .t,,,. .---,-,..... Il
c-.rl NJ Nsirx c.I,-,s.o H., -
hoy, liz =, all si,c,Iasa9 ~ t',a.,
,,.,..,, ,,., ,a,,,.;, -
,,..,.f. ,-.,,l.. -. -
,-,f,s = ..,,.,...,', -,
.rf.. -
r,-.,s.. II, ~. -, -
.t..---l.'.,. - 90 -
'.45.i N III =! c n - A'ta
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\ little hole in ship sinks it; a
small breach in cea-bank carries all
away before it a little stab in the heart
kills man and little sin, as often i'm
properly called, without great deal of
mercy, tends to his final dostruction.-
Whatever sin the heart is most prone to,
that the devil will help toward.
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It IS said that the personage who first
wore hoops is lady Saturn, one of the
ladies in waiting unon the sun. High
authority for fashion, that.
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Why is spendthrift like a lobster,
Because he commonly ends his career
by "going to pot"
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JOB PRINTING

Executed Al .hit Office with nSstness and dispatch
Posters, Shop-tils, Blanks, Circulars, Bill-ilssdA
Programmes, Receipts. BYLAWS Court Doskets
Envelopes Labels, Cards, &c. -.
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world makes YOU stare so Rollos I,olJ
YOU his hair would ho 40 a,rL :,
oy this TIM but Won wonldn'. h9l;"ro
it at all"
Here Mr.. Nsirs consnltel b;s y,,oh
and said
Bat must BE- in Wall street he ,or
81 must be obliyad IN trns, Won - ,.,ns
.wn government till dinner J"
With this Mr. Mrs denartea lsor
ing our hero in,lc~cribabfv corf,ss1 NJ
sooner ha9 he aepartsi ,5an Bella barst
into rim tia, laa n and exsla;m,a how
tunny."
MerriUalt +. sud +, he con...;,,s
John P=ters laughed response r. RalI,
ard he had most brantifal woy Of do.
ing il, which Bell. in spite of The nov.
city Of their situation. acknow,sIgel
with a blush.
There is n great mistake" s,;J John
Peters. bowling sorrowfully. NJ # he
would "a tale unfold"
IL sse." said Bella. "von arc trr;,,,,
cover ap vonr t,d hair with a vi, !
hate red aa;r. anil ne chance m,,-x var,
look 50 Emmy III does indeed
"lt Is all mistake. ner,is.,l I,br
rsdieaias; Il noy.r w3re a vi. ;a nv
he. Ms Bella.
Then y.u mist have calor,) !. s,r
!; was i tn Saars a;a. aal | 4,sl ~
ttpsn at y5n WIN WIS a,yrr.o7J Al.
vscl yaa - keep one eve an,r ~. -v.,,
ST the bed csrtlns on fire.
What an awkward situation c,;s j
John. desperately. Il, i .r.,5 49,,
John Peters. bn, no. tho Io1, p
Won take M for and a. far h,r.a ~
hair. never had hat b,,,r -
y,u."
And who ara vo, H., r .-z.,a--
MT pet.ts Of p,f,5,,,r. -
"D5#.5s. c.n,ragv. ~, H., p-..-.
III c.7aas.ie,. .r,l.,a.. -, 49,
" rraasf.e Gill; AMI =, 49,.
..r.5.... F., s,.a5te-,, ! -
-,la. al uss4t ny sa4 - -t. .z=-e,-
4..t# f5-4.T rl--=.#zl -==az.-
o., ,.l345. -t.=4--,.
,=- t-# .at5 t.-.
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A child wanted to describe a snake tc
his aunt, and said, sit was a thing al
tsil-clear up to the hsad.'
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Happiness is a pig with slippery tai
which every one runs after but nobody
can hold.
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Mrs. Darlington says if she should
ever be cast away, she would prefer
meeting with the catastrophe in the
Bay of Biscuits so that she would
have nothing to live on.
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Scolding is the pepp., Of matrimony
and the ladies are the pepper boxes. -
So says an old fogy bachelor.
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7 ON Moore, writing to Miss Godfrey,
says; Il will send You an cpitaph that
will make YOU laugh, If you never heard
it b eforc -
Here lies John Shaw,
Attorney y-at-Law.
And when he died.
The devil he cried.
Give US your paw
John Shaw,
Attorney -at-Law.
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From Life.


II have a secret, said Mrs. J.. raisin,
her tea-cup TREMENDOUSLY to her Jips "a
secret which | wish to coafide to Won. nv
dear,
Good gracious - exclaimed Mr. Jones
dropping his buttcred toast into the
sugar-bowl.
II am ashamed of it" said Mrs J.
"bat may as well confess it now as at
any other time. I know. in sn;.c of
your inveterate prciudice.. vnu vii no-.
don me-"
Heavens! Mrs. Jones. what do Won
mean :"
"WeH nv dear husband va, said 7
was very curlously drcgsel; oddly |
oeIieye, was the word, a. the theatre,
the other night,
~ es.
The fact IA, said Mrs. j., with a
Illuminated expression, Il wore a hoop"
"A what
"A hooped petticoat.
Jones pushed away MS toacup. lie
ioo&ea hefcfly at the toast lie did
nov "e+P, not oein2 a Santimehtaiiss, but
Nv o4aShed she' "lfh her good,
fine E fgura devoI,no., Ly n,.trs. os :
woman,3 fr,ra sIoaI1 h.. sha ,.;,i,
..oro,ns d;,nn,sio,s a,3 o,.a.,.1,;.,.
shyIock ,loscribss-sio ,ro,r l.oaas,I.
wa, = e,I,o,,v r-vcl,,;n, inI,o4 -
"Bot nv lo,r Io,os 49,, ,osl -. !.
yexod win nay,r raII = hoo, .bo..
mo 49,, s.F,r.d asa,,., ~ t, ,.G.,,'.
al 'he theatre IN the first place, | could
not Se1 INTO the R2x-caaf without awk-
N1fdtf 10! ing or squeezing the painful
mp 's,nFc INTO pIIablc condition in the
next piacf' thought every lttle boy
must ho'ire the hoop, and run after it
"i'1 a Htte baton to roll It along,
hAa''yi oeSan to mistake ttor Goadard's
strong roncs for the jnsnsction of cvory
nasscr-by. AtlaSt I snreeodcd !, ,al,;,5,
a scat: cushioned chair. hut r,,sL;aa
or no cushion. wha, I suffered
And the boon."
-.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
NOtice.

STATE or CArvoHtIA, Otdce Bird Of Supervisors,
County OF Butte. De-. 5lb, 1897.
IT isordered 10y the Board rf Supervisors Of Butte
County, that hereater any person or persons pre-
scniing claim or claim, for any services or labor
ot any nature, or ror f1erchan@ssu, a1y oth pro-
pery. tor Supplies fo. the rse and benefit of the
County, shall certify hercon wtrt officer person
ordered contr4oted for sHoh labor, service or
supplies. violsion Of tins order after tLis notice,
shall 6e deemed ge0d grounds fU. rejection
Attest NJ. II. DARlALH, Clerk
ByJ II. MARBLE, Deputy.
0roville, Dec.7, 1857. d7-2m.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12

A CRASH Yesterday, says the Califor-
MIA Express, at about 2 o'clock in the after
noon, the blacksmith shop Of Mr.. Orr, on
street, near the United States Hotel, came
down, and great was the fail thereof The
shop adjoined the Buckeye Bakery, and one
side OF the former had been removed for the
purpose of erecting u new wall, or something
of the kind, while the roof of the shop was
upheld by props, aud blacksmithing going
on as usual. After standing so for a couple
of days, or more, the props gave way, on
yesterday, and down the establishment came
with noise that awoke the whole neighbor-
hood. There was general Citing from
around the vicinity, and every man near.
thought he was certainly dead until he
shook himself little to see. Nobody, eth
er inside the shop or out was hurt, and even
a horse which was being shod at the time
and was lett standing, escaped uniDjured.
lie took the chances, and surveyed the
wreck of matter around him with the most
sublime Indifference.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
NOTICE..

All persons doing business for which Municipal
license is required, viz Liquor, Rondo, Billiards,
Kno, Ten Pins, &c, are hereby notified, that IA list
Of dclinquents is being made out which will be
placed la the hands of the Town Attorney. Those
whose licenses have expired, aud others who have
not complied with The law by taking out license
before commencing business by calling al the under
sgned's Office and procuring the same, viii save
fines and costs OF prosecution.
6. X. iIENDEL, Town Treasurer.
Office at c. A. smiths Bookstore, corner DoWner
and Montgomery streets. n2j In
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12

THE DIFFERENcE.--0n the 10th of Dec
last year, the vicinity of the Orleans Hotel
was crowded with politicians and seekers
after Offices in the gift of the Legislature,
but as yet We know of hardly any arrivals Of
either class of individuals from the country.
Sacramento has her full share of them, and
just now they have entire say of those places
where politicians most do oongregate. In
a few days, however, we expect to notice y
revival State J0uT3ID(.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12

STEAM WAGON We observed yesterday
in front of Bowstead & Co.'S machine shop, q
crank for the steam wagon being construct
in this city. The piece of machinery refer
red to is strange and complicated affair,
most iatrieate in its twists and curves, and
reflects great credit on the esta blishment
that turned it out. In the same shop We
saw two beautifully finished cylinders for
the same machine State Journal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
KEYSTONE MARKET
TT q Ike M o t i Cox

yuyUE UNDERslGND HAVING REEsTAB-
ii lis ed himself in the BUrCHERlNG BUSt-
NESS, at the keystone Market, on Myers street, Is
prepared to fnrnish,his former friends aud patrons,
and all others who may favor him with call, WIN
n No article of american BEEF, MILTON, and
PORK, OF the fnest quality, at as reasonable rates
as IL can be had In Orovilie Thankful for past pat
ronage he will endeavor by keepngth she best quality
of for sale, to merit shate of the public pat
ronage. D. w. MSGEE.
ZEN B.-FAT AMERICAN BEEF CATTLE fos
sale, cheap FOR CASH.
Keystone Market, 0royile, Nov. 27, 1907.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
Notice.

4 Meeting ofshe Stockholders of the Union Mining
Company (at Fair0eld Bar, Middle Fork Of Feather
Rver, will be held NJ the 81 Nicholas, in Oroville,
ON Monday January llth, 1858, for the purpose of
plectng officers for the ensuing year, and trans acting
ouch Other business may be brought before the
meeting.
0. VI. EVANS, President.
troyilie, Doc. 5, 1851 d5-pd.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
Teacher.

A lady of long experience in tnition, and whose
testimonials OF reputation aad competency unex
ceplionab G, is desirons of taking charge of school,
either boys or girls. She can impnrt thoroughly
solid education, well music, drawing, and the
langunges Address sEdtcntor,' ofiics ef thispsper
MS
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
NOTICE.
SllERLFF'S OFFICE

butte County, California, I
NO SERVICES will be performed in asy civii acA
Tion proceeding, until the fee for snch service Is
paid by the party requiring the service. This rule
will be strictly adhered TO, without dishetion of per-
SONS. ". II. PLGM,
Nov. 18th. Sheriff Butte Co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
The Arcade Saloon.

CHARLEY LEGArE is now the Commsnder in
chief Of the Arcade Saloon and wishes Orovillians
and the worI In general to know that he has just
received fresh supply of Wines, Liquors aad Lager
Beer, and ssts Lunch twice day for the bsneft Of
his customers. He serves up oyster and clam soup
hash. stews, Boston crackers and bakers bread in
any quantity, aud tree at that Drinks II cents as
usual, n9
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
county Treasuter's OIiiee,

OROvILLE. December 1th, 1857.
Notice Is hereby given that pcrsuhs holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered betv cen the % and 3lst of May 1857,
inclusive also Warrants ihdIgeht Sick Fund reg
stered prior TO Oct 22d, aso Wufrnnts on Kosd fund
No 0i1, 932 end 1885, also all outstanding Warrants on
Court House and Jail Fund, that the same will be
paid on presentation at this J7ice, ani Gftcr this
date said Warrants will cease to bear interest and
if not presented within sixty bays from the date
hereof. the moneys for said ~a.tants viii be appro-
priated 10 pay he next ia ORDER N registry.
WM. LATTlMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
DIR. James Nj. Vance,

Would respectfully inform his friends aud the pub
Nc generally, that he has removed to Thempson's
Flat for the purpose OF Practcing his Profession,
where he nay always be found, except when absent
in the discharge of his professional duties.
Thompssn Flat, Nov. IL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
Orauille bully Buttt Rsturh.
SATURDAY MORNING. DEC. 18TH, 1867

Spicy AND TRUE:-Cardinal Ricbelieu IS
represented as svying, in the lexicon of
youth, there is no such word as fail To
this the inimatable Prentice quantity adds,
'if that is fact, the lexicon of youth, about
these times, is very defective
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12

DIR. j. C. YOUNG, whose advertisement AL =
versement appears in another column, The pioneer
advertising Physician In this state, has cured more
pateRts than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisements
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
MINERS B AkERY,
Montgomery sseert, doors above the Orleans Hotel
0ROT TILLE.
STEPHEN TOLAND,. Proprietor

vUNHIS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
u vile, and the proprietor would acknowledge
his hankst the people OF Orovie and vicinity,
their patronage. and solicils continuance Of the
same, feeling Gonfdeht that he can give better sas-
faction for the same money, than any other estab.
lishment of the kind In Oroville. PIES made OF
fresh fruit of all kinds and CAKES of every variety
at Low PRICES, can be had at his Bakery, or will
be deli yered at the doors of hiscustomers.
Oroville, Dec. 80, 1855. d3l.tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
FOR SALE BY
BARRETT \ SHERWOOD.
3 EM ont tgomery street.
San Francisco

ART CLES or GOLD,
a t0NSISTlNG - ladies' aud gsntemen's Watches
W vi all descriptions; Chatslaiue fob vest, guard
uud neck Chains; sleeve Buttons and Studs
brooches, Bracelets and Ear Rings, Pencil Cases,
LuCkeis. buckles. Rings, Card Cases, Snuff Boxes,
seals, Keys, Eye Glasses, Ribbon Slides, Charms,
lsIhbles cane Heads, Armlets, Crosse Neck let's,
and everything new and beautiful ia
GV0L W0rk, Canoes, Jet WOrk and
.dlOSdics.
ARTICLES OF SILVEK-Consisting of Napkin
Rings, cups, Knife Fork. and spoon in cases, Salt
Cellars, poons and Forks, Ice Scoops fish, dessert.
butter fruit, pie and cake Knives, Pitchers and Cob
Isis Tea Sets complete, Cake Baskets, Castors Butter
Dishes, Salver-, Liquor Stands. Tray Coffee Urns,
Liquor VI ikers. Card BasSets &c, &c
lAMONDS set in every style of ornament now
worn by either sex.
QUARTZ WUkK--for which we obtained the
first premium at the Mechanics Exhibition. We
were also awarded preialum for the manufacture
of WATCH CASES.
Q 81" Country orders sent by Express are attended
to with puncIuaiy and dIspatch and satisfaction in
In all eases guaranteed
Watch repairs command our particular AID prompt
attention.
Dec. I, 1857. d7-2m.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
DIR, M. VROOMAN,

VIII hereafter have his office at I. ~. l.. Maguipes
Drug Store, Myers itreet, the cornes OF Myers
and Montgomery. nl9
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mr.. Homer NJ. Harris

win Hnd his mother, who arrived bef steame,
Sonora, ut the what Cheer House, Mar rssyilie. d.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
Cow Strayed--SAO 90 Reward.

tsfRAYED from my premises ON or aboal the i5th
~ inst, Iaedun sized Amencan Cow, ehhreiy
white excepting one small black spot On the TisLt
side. She branded the Ieit hip win ise letter
and with dim brand resembling The letter . on The
right hip. Said Cow Is supposed 10 have dsopped
calf which v1lild be- "A. inIs eight or tea day
old. The above reward viu b paid 10 any person
who will return me the aD0Te described lhnal or
animals Il VI. PHIPPS,
Robinson Street.. opposite The Plaza.