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II. w. JONES,

Dcalcr IN Clocks, We &c Hes & JoWelry
on sscosp STnKEr,
Next door to G. Parsons Banking Hssss.l
EEOKUK.
rlyiE subscriber has just received large =
L and beautiful stock VI gold and silver "A
Watches, gold jewelry, &c, comprising thsd =
latest styles Of isdiss breast pins easr:ngs Aasas
rings, eun pins, gold guard and fob chains, keys,
seals, silver thimhles, gold slides, snaps, stsds,
gold pens. with or without holders, gold psaciis,
pens and pcncils.
WATCH RxpAIniMc.
The Subscriber being practical wsteAnakes,
feels competent to repair the most di6aasH and
delicate work that may be entrusted e bis ere.
All work warranted 10 give sstisfsetiou.
coaascf TINE.
The public may rest sssu-sd that the correct time
Is, and always viii be kept ~
Nov -. Sc div Nv. JONI NJ.
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Kingevss Sewing Mlaehbnee.
333 broadway, New FORK; ~ Clark gtrsss. Chtsaso.
FlyuEsE Mashinss have sstAbiisAsA . great sers-
j tation, founded on suhstAatiAl exesllsase. TAs
fair profit Of using Of these Machines regularly
smployedis
$1,000 = Year.
No Tailor. SeAmstress, she's Maasfactnrss. 6ad-
der or other person having sewing stttshing todc
can alord 70 do without one. peesliar merit a
5iaeeFs MasAinss. which 40 othss kisd ca j.stiy
clsio II thAtthe same Machine will do svssy hind
VI work In perfect style. They strong darsbls,
viii keep in order. Whoever buys one may - en-
tirely ceStan II will do his work. Every large pEi-
vats family ought 10 heys cae
Aliwho wish complete and reliable infor0aAioa
in regard to size and psies Of oar Machnes, manner
u working, and usthod VI purchasing With al 9th
er particu ARA cas- obtain II BY applying y latter q
either Of our oikcss for . copy VI /. =. Stage
Co.'S 0xxette, pape. devoted to tAs Sswiag As-
chine interest. ltwiA b sapp,isd gratls.
+. ~. ElMGRR co.
sT~Locai Agents wanted in every tswn tn the
Union. fjanl3 a6a
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ceassttntienal Csnyention.-Colon el
Patterson.

Fouer60ns
Al the election for members OF the Con.
ssltational Convention, Judge Johnston and
Col. Patterson received the highest number
OF votes OF any two candidates in this coun-
~, and have gone up to Iowa City with Ger
tihcates Of election. The Convention as
senbles this day. As to the qualifications
OF Judge Johnston, We suppose there is no
doubt. Col. Patterson, however, il prohib.
tied bya constitutional provision from hold.
'ng seat in that body. The provision 10 in
the following words;
ssNo person holding any lucrative ofhss
under the United States, or this state, or any
Other power, shall be eligible to the general
assembly: Provided, Tha, Offices in the
militia, to which there 10 attached no annual
salary, or the ONCE OF justice Of the peace,
or postmastcrs whose compensation does not
exceed one hundr ed dollars per annum shall
not be deemed lucrative" [Code OF Iowa,
page $40.
The Law calling the Convention SAYS the
members shall possess the same qualifca-
lions a. are prescribed for Senators.
Col. Patterson was postmaster for this
city at the time Of the election. lie has no.
since resigned has Office, as Mr.. Hall, the mem.
her OF Congress from this district, informed
him that resignation since election would do
no good, -, II he is disqualified BY the con-
ssitution, he was disqualified at the time Of
election, and the election, therefore, so far
- he was concerned, was nagatory. He de.
ponds upon the indulgence Of the Republican
majority, Go, which his affection is not very
earness,) and upon the improbability Of the
question being raised, for the occupancy Of
the seat. We had as lief see Col Patterson
hold n seat in that body as any Black Demo
crat who was elected TO il, but he 10 no more
entitled TO seat in it, in point Of law, than
any man 10 Iowa who was not q canddat,
for the once, and We therefore demand thai
the provisions Of the constitution with re
gard to him should be observed.
Az lTEh TO CoNsipER.--The coal mines Of
Pennsylvania yielded products e Id az 6 g..
Of ~, 100000 during the las, year. Thu
nsarly equals the guild mines Of Galiforuis
and the profits on the coal doubtless exceet
the profits on the gold crop. Yet how sel
don are people apt to consider such facts
how often Does the glit,ering gold cause then
20 forget Ire real comparative value.
raoxgs. TO DEArn.-The Mitchell count,
Repsbiican says that il is ramored Eve mer
wsrs frOsss to death near Bradford, . fort.
night aimee. 4 party Of eleven men were, il
b said, frossn TO death in Minnesota
man vas found frossn below Osage. Two
tsamsssrs ssre, il il thought, frossn 10 death
In ehA $500 vSeinifS
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S0CO00s61s C6OOD WtOF6e OBUOo1tO
Shs AeAeN0on,
CLOSING OUT WINTER DRY GOODS !!
Tls0 make room for ssr spring pssehasss, vs will
sell oas pressnt stock At and under Arst cast -
The stock 10 large and veil ssected and sossisA 81
cloths eassimeres, esssipets, jeans. blsaksts ner-
nus hAnnsls dslains csliros, sccs, collars. smbro-
dsrics, trimmiags comfors hoods, cravats, s;esas,
glevss dress shirts, under shvss snddrewsss, voo-
en- and cotton yarn and 10 fact everything kept In
general Dry Goods store.
janl3d Il. III. ABBOTT CO.
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Masr.moni.i Advertisements.

MutrlmOnial Advertisers ones
That imprudent young men, and broken down
old ones, should seek amusement in matri-
monial advertisements, 10 not so much mat
ter OF surprise; but that respectable papers
should lend such . voice in the their col.
umns, is, confess, astonishing. / do not
say that virtuous woman Inns never ans
wered such An advertisement; but l do say,
that the virtue Of woman who would do 20
is not so invincible. There 10 no necessity
for an attractive, or, to use hateful phrase,
II marketable" woman, to take such de
grading step to obtain what, alas under le-
gitlmate circumstances often proves, when
secured, but Dead Sea apple. II is unde-
sirable, damaged and unsaleable goods, tha.
are oftenest offered at auction. A woman
must fret have ignored the sweetest Attri-
bates Of womAnhood, have overstepped the
last barrier Of sclf respect, who would par.
ley with stranger on such a topic. You
| tell me that marriage has sometimes been
the result. Granted: but has woman who
has effected it in this way bettered her CON.
dition, how uncongenal s0sver it might have
beenY Few husbands (snd the longer OBJ
serve the more am convinced OF the truth
OF what am about TO say, and | make no
exception in favor Of eaaeatiea Or station,
have the magnanimity to use justly, gener
ously, the power which the Law puts inst
their hands. But what il wife's helpless
hess be aggravated BY the reflection that sh
has abjcctiy solicited her wretched fate? p
How many men, think you, are there, who
when out of hsmor, would hesitate taunting
ly to use this drawn sword which you hav
foolishly placed in their handsp
Our scx has need Of oil the barriers, al
the defenccs, which nature has giyen u.s.
No--never let woman be the wooer, save .
the flowers WOO, with their sweetness ---sav
~ the stars WOO, with their brightness saw
~ the summer wind woos-silcntly unfold
,oo ko raanya koor P.Nsy Evps
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1
KEOKUK LYCEUM.
VSHE public ere respectfully informed that ths
Fifth Lecture Of the course will b. isliverc<
on this Monday evening, BY ]. X. Briggs, Jr.
at the Picture dalle,y, No. ~ Asin-st. Subject
"Seu ,iment."
Lecture to commence At seven o'clock. Admit
| tsnce IS csnts. tan19 dit
NATHANIEL DAUGHERTY
MILL hear something to his advsntags W call
w ing on W. W. DKLkNAP,
janlslst Iron From, building Second-st.
=. p. HON NlAR,
4 TTDRNEl aud Counsellor At Law. Once on
"A lhri-st., over Ficklen 4 Lucas bank.
jani9-iim
Notice - Contracsors.
SeAied p05posats will BE- recsivsd IT the Once ol
Dthe City Engineer until o'clock P. n. On Mon
day Jan. 9th, 1851, for the gradingof the alley II
Block No. ~.
Specifications can b. seen At the Once.
L. HUTCHINSON, City Engineer
Jan. IL, '3f-died.
FEED FOR THE MILLIONi
FEED STORE ON THIRD STREET.
CONSTANTLY on hahd = large supply Of Corn
~ sheilcd aud in the CAT; crushed eorn for Gov
and harsa feed, oats. corn moal, do. AL ORDER
punetually filled In any part Of the city.
Store on Third street between Main and Johnson
janl. dim ROBERTSON = ILvINdyToN.
Dl0SOLUT1ON.
gINHE partnership existing betw.en Lunn 4 Liv
ingston WIS dissolved by mu3ual consent Jan
sth. 1851. The business " tho Arm will bc se,tlet
by John T. Livingston NJ the the Feed Store, on 81
street. jAnI7-d3t.
- -
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VyISSOIVfTION-

sTyHE partnership hsrvr5foTS existing between
l Stannus 4 Iiami ton 10 this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. All claims against the late hrm
vii b. settled by john Stannas, and AL persons
xnwtns themselves indebted ~ said arm will please
call at4is oliec on Johusoa street ia Recorders o.
ouss JOHN sTANNUS,
JOHN HAMILTON.
Keokuk, Iowa, Jan. Is, 81 jaI6dk~3m
Doctors Mc1agln ana Leschsg
ITAyE associated thsnsslvss In the psactice Of
i Medicine. Will continue 70 attend in consul
ttion in all cases and to any required dstancs. Ow
ng 70 the spaciousness VI their ofhce rooms, ssd
sree libarry Of the best medical works sxtant,
IA y are prepared sccve and instruct lsrgs class
Of pupils.
between Main and johnson.
Consultation hours between II O'Clock. A. n, and
III. NJ. ianSoI0
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u. 4. AT86B. - - - "OH"sSs
AYRES 4 REENOLDH,
1lAvINa this day purchased the stock Of The
i j old hos.e Of Hsmiil Ralston, No. % Main
street We repeatedly solicit the sss..ssa pstron-
ere Of their many friends and the public gsasEaly.
No eaEort will be spared ia our sndsavors 70 Rep
fun assovtment II al articles il the 0rocesy and
Provision iins, and sseenodAtng al who may favor
us with call.
Goods delivered promptly 70 oil parts II tAs city.
Jan. 4, s57-fian0.d
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r.. 81. O,CONNOIa 4 B0OT n z y |,
S.hemtsas auA Druxgtets.

A PoTlIEcARIEs' HALL, corner Of johnson and
Sd gtrest, Keokuk, Iowa, Wholesale and Retail
Dealers IL Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils, Dye
STUDS, and Perfumery, Tobacco, Cigars and hnu6,
Patent Vi edicines Of al kinds IN uss, and con-
tautly receiving, direct from the Eastern cities,
arce aud we'll sslectcd stock, to whish they invite
the attention VI dealers. Customers and
viii always nd at their establishment Fresh and In
Grated Medicines which they select with great
- low o. aay other house il theStats.
N. b. Please saii and sxamins thsis steea sefsss
purch wsing elsewhere. tAuGSi
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To TINE PUDLICy
WE have this day soia oar entire stock d 0so-
w cerics, Provisiens, ~. - Msssrs. Ayrss Rey-
nolds, who will as0tlaue n the same besinsss, at
the old sean1, NJ. - Aain-st.
Taking shis opportunity of expressing oar thaak-
fausss to oar fsissds and customer fur thsir very
liberal patronage Astovsd upos ~, ~ solicit con-
tinuAnce Of The same for our successors.
Jan. l, '57-[js HAAfLL RALsToN.
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0TkA - 0OA08Us
fGynQAPSON BRIDGES, u MAia-st., have for
! ssfs AsheroftS sslshsalsd Dtsan Gssgss, for
6tsam hoaas, Locomotives, asd Stationary kn iaes.
IL 10 The most pesfsss 0ases. aAA nas sxtaasivsly
sssa II ~ keAs ord Caasdas, tAaa any othsS
ea.gs. Easiassss - Others ~ invited - sAll
0aA exunlne.
We ~ 49, psspased - fsssish 6tsan whistles,
Of ali slsse . pAsst nosice. (jaA3A
H0fn6 = - Priasiplss snd PrsssLsss - IL
IN DspAiee CAaFsA. - Dsaasis Waylaa1- ysfsals
~ Idssli1 cAVgA 1AUkx.
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MAWWuEOs
DY the Rev w. Van iseuwen, Of Chicago. Jan,
ID i4.h. 1857, c. 0best.p to Miss y !. Koks. b0sh
of his place.
ssDiesssd are the m rciful for they shall obtain
mercy."-trhe Word cfuod. ttaslS-Aas.
e. e.. a. 0sriAlsn,s Real Estaea Osaice
LAS bsen Renoved 70 No. Isl AAia etfssss bet.
/ 9th and 7th, in Mood 1 Stribsen's UssNtoss
formerly 8. lleimstssst. QaaISesM
Unwilling House 10 Kent, ON 9Th o.. AGPW e
IL ". r. cAvk,
janl5-d?t - AA1-N.
!. p. a. U8Mo4ON,
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INSURANCE CO., NO. Z, WALL STREET, N. T.,
Capital ~, 500 900.
E4UDTA0 NE
INSURANCE. CO., OH LONDON,
CAssfAL o3,kee,oee.
O0nO0EUO0T
FIRE . MARINE lNg. CO. BntD0EPORT CONN
CAvssAL 11eo ~.
WARRINGTON
UNIOM ms. CO.. CLRvKLAND,
CAyssAL t3ee 600.
FRANKLIN
FIRE MARINE ms. co. Fosp Dc LAC, Wn.
CASlSAL $50. e0e'
DOLIC11S issseA In che above Canpsn,ss the
i safer elassss II risks only, At fair rates, snd
losses adjustsl and promptly paid, ct the 00cs Of
the Ageaey, on kscoaa street.
dsoE WI. Z. TURNER. Agent.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
Aouooo ono Lets fer sale CHEAP,
AaD % coon T9nos.
FARMS IN TnE NRluHBOR HOOD OF KEOKUK
pua sAln ~ neAs0n ASH S9RMs.
ALL NOTARY BUSIKE3S
ASysupsD 70 WISn DRsPAfcu.
e0Gss No. ISL Main street, between 9Th and
rs streets. in wosd strbien's Drug Store, tfor-
nsrly 8. Asinstrest.)
aeold
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ET-Frem Rome We learn that a mos, in.
tsresting discovery has been made in ga.
den near the Piazza del popois The own.
er u II in digging well, struck against q
proved TO be colossal bust OF Minerva.
with the inscription "populus Komanus Au.
Easso lnperatori.' carved on il; the length
OF her nose alone Is sixteen inches; it has
been purchased by the Pope for the Vatican
Aussu1.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29
Orouil,e Dai.q Butte Retara.
TUESDAY MORNING. DEC. 29rH, 1857.
san Francisco News.

San Francisco, Dec. u.
The jury in the Red House homicide, re-
turned verdict that Mary Ann McGlynn,
aged % years, a native OF Longtord, Ireland,
came 10 her death from pistol anu knlio
wounds inflicted by Sylvester Murphy, and
that the deceased Sylvester Murphy, aged
~ years, and "a native Of Pittsburg, Pa
came to his death from knife wounds intiict-
ed by his own hands.
Charges against Qtbcer Andrews. preferred
by F.. l. Brettiugham, were yesterday ex-
amned into by The Police Commissioners,
and dismissed.
The little steamer Monterey, in which
Lieut.. Ives aud party were to ascend the
Colorado river, had not been heard from at
Fort Yuma at last a4yces, although she had
been due more than two weeks.
Alexander Campbell, formerly County
Judge OF San Francisco, arrived last evening
from Honolulu. The brig Yankee brings
but little intelligence of importance.--CaL
ErDFeSs tel.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29
Couuvy Treasurer, ONCE.
OaovlLLE, December 7ih, 1851


Notice is hereby gwen that persons holding Butte
County Wnrrunls, payable from The General Fund.
registered between the - and 3lst of Nay 1851,
inclusive, also Warrants on lndigent SICK Fund reg
istered prior to oct 22d, also Warrants on Road Fund
No.9!l, 93} and 93j also all funding Warrants on
Court House and Jail FUND.- that the same viii be
paid on presentation NJ this office, and after this
date said Warrants will cease to bear interest and
II not presentcd within sixty days from the date
hereof, the moneys for said warrants will be appro-
priated 10 pay the next ia order of registry.
WIN. LATIIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
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Notice,

STATE OF CAIIFoRHIA, ONCE Bird Of Supervisors,
County Of Butte. Dec. 5.h, 557.
IL isordered BY the Board Of Supervisors of Butte
county, thnt hereafter any person or persons pre-.
seiling IA claim or claims (or any services or labor
OF any nature or for merchandise, or an oth,r pro-
Iery or for supplies 70. the use and benefit of the
County, shall certify thereon what officer person
ordered or contracted for such labor, service or
supplies violation OF thus order, after this notice,
shall be deemed good grounds for rejection.
Attest Nj. II. DARRACH, Clerk
BY J. IL. MARBLE, Deputy.
oroyille, Dec. 7, 1857. d7-2m.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29

NJ lice il hereby gwen 20 the Stockholders Oft the
- and - Qnhz Mining Company, thai ali the shares
of said Company that are.behnd on assessments up
10 the 2rth 81 November that the ,ald shares VIII be
sold Ia pay assessments at the oficc ofthe company
at Mont" Vita Bpttr 90. State California, uu the
18th of January 1855 ny order OF the Board OF Tfus-
Teas c. J.. WI ITEMAN President
J9skrH RoGERs, Secretary
Monte vi ta Dec. l4th 1857. Dis
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29
The Arcade saloon!

CHARLEY LEGAfE is now the Commander in
Chief of the Arcade saloon, and wishes Orovillians
and the worl in general TO know that he has just
received fresh supply of Wines, Liquors ana Lager
Beer, and sels Lunch twice day for the benefit OF
his customers He serves up oSster aud clan soup
hash stews, Boston CRACKERS and bakers bread in
my quantity, and tree at that Drinks II 4 cents as
usual. no
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29
DIR. James Nj. Vance,

Would respectfully inform his friends aud the pub
lie generally, that he has removed to Thompson's
Flat for the purpose of Practicing his Profession
where he may always DO found, except when absent
in the discharge of his Drofessioia al duiies.
Thomp, ons Flat, Nov. II.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29
Notice.

A Meeting of the Stockholders of the Union Minirg e
Company (al Fairfield Bar, Middle Fork of Feather
River will be held at the ST. Nicholas, in OrovilIe
on Monday. January lIth, 1858, for the purpose Of
electng officers for the ensuing yeaT, and transacng
such other business may be brought before the
meeting.
o. NJ. EVANS, President.
Oroyille, Dec. ), 1857 dj-pd
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29
Phoenix Prospecting Co.

DAVID WEBBER's interest in the phenix Pros
pectIhg Company's Claim, situated near IT. Clair
Flat, Butte Co, viii be sold at public auction for
assessment on Wednesday, rhe30lh day of December
A. d. 1851, at O'Clock P. NJ, at the c"mpanny's
!unne C.P NANCE, Sec'y.
Dec. lG, lS57-2Ns
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29

ALL REApY.--The Senate and Assembly
Chambers are now ready 10 receive their
invited guests" They have each been
supplied with handsome new carpets, the
nails newly painted, and the desks properly
arranged. In the Assembly rooms, some
twenty five members have already selected
the desks which they desire to occupy during
the session, while III the Senate Chamber,
the position Of each member has been as
sigued him -Sdc. ire.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29

DIR. l.. j. CzapkNy.-ln another column of this
prper will be found the advertisement Of l.. J.
CZAPkAY,M ID. The doctors testimonials OF
such character as to Justify us in sommending him
10 public consideration gentleman aud physician,
and who is in every way qualified for The faithful
performance of his promises.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29
Notice.

The Annual Meeting of Stock holdersin the SOUTH
FEATHER WATER COMPANY wilIb held AT the
office of the Company in Forbesiowp.on MONDAY,
the 4th day Of January next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
JWARREN MASON, Sec'y.
Forbestown. Dec l, 2o57. d9
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29
Dave Patterson.

Formerly proprietor Of the Gem Saloon, has rented
po tion of The brick s9're occupied by : Achari.
wholesale Lq4or dealer, Ilpntoon street. whore he
would be- happy to seesbis friends, who can depend
sn getting good drink of pure liquor, sol only al
the above plnse. Ali kinds OF liquors, l2js cts per
drink. dl8-lm
ey" FREE 1t NCII At ALI HOURS
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
FOR SALE BY
BARRETT ~ SHERWOOD.
/ 5 IM ont tgomery street,
San Francisco.

ART CLES or GOLD,
n CONSISTING of ladies' aud gentlemen's Watches
" Of all descriptions; Chatslane, iob. vest. guard
and neck Chains; sleeve buttons ana studs :;
Brooches, Bracelets and Ear Rings, Pencil Cases,
Lockets. Buckles, Rings, Card Cases, snuff Boxes,
seals, Keys, Eye Glasses, Ribbon slides, Charms
Thimbles cane Heads, Armets. Crosse Necklels,
and everything new and beautiful in
Coral UOrk, Canoes, Jet Work and
-.UOSdicS.
ARTICLES OF SILVER--Con onsisng of Napkin
Rings, cups, Knife. Fork and spoon in cases, Sail
Cellars, -poons aud Forks, Ice Scoops. fish, dessert.
butter, fruit. pie aud cake Knives Pitchers and Cob
es, Tea Sets complete, Cake Baskets Casors, Butter
Dishes, Salvers LIqnor Stands. fsays, Coffee / rms,
Liquor iXers, Card Baskets, &c, &c.
,IAMONDS set IN every style of ornament now
worn by either sex.
QUARTZ WOKk-for which we obtained the
first premium at the Mechanics LXhhu on Ne
were also awarded preIniam Lr in, hu,acture
of WATCH CASES.
tS- Country orders sent by Express attended
to with puncIualily and dispatch, and satisfaction in
in all cases guaranteed
Watch repairs command our particular a prompt
attention.
Dec. I, 1851. d7-2m.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29

FIRE On Friday morning, about four
o'clock, officer Freeman discovered fire on
the floor Of the empty kitchen behind the
old blacksmith shop, on the corner of + and
Third streets, which he immediately extin-
guished by means of bucket of water. IN
about an hour afterwards, another person
found n fire in the shop itself, which he also
put out with bucket Of water. The inten-
uOn was apparently to set that quarter of
the town into conhagr atiOn-CaL Erpress.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29

DIR. j. 4. YOUNG, whose advertisement al
yerlisement appears another column, is The pioneer
advertising Physician in this State has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29
DIR. Nj. VROOMAN.

VIII heiealter have his office at T.& l.. Maguire's
Drug Sore. Myers itreet, the corner OF Myers
and Mont gomery. nl9
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CrGVille Turn NPreiu.

Regular IN, cinls held on the second and
.fopslh ednesday OF eyery month, AT O'Clock r NJ
TsTn Exercses every Tuesday and Friday, at 3
O'clock NJ.
Dy Order. SIMON X. ROSENTiiAI l.. seciy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, U. D.

"A Stated meetings are held in the Masonic
Wy H. II on the second and fourth Fridays Of each
~ \monlh. II. A. GASTON, NJ. f. IL. p.
c. f. COTTON, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29
MINER s. BAKERY.
Montgomery steert, doors above The Orleans rote
OR OVI LIZ
STEDuEN TOT ANN
STEPHEN TOLAND, .Proprieto

THNHiS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
IL vile, and the, proprietor would acknowledge
his thanks 10 the people ot Orolle and vicinity for
their patronage. and sOicits continuance OF the
same feeling confident that he give hotter salts
faction for the same money. Than any other estab
lishment of the kind ia Oroxille. PIES made oi
fresh fruit of all kinds, ana CAKES of every variety
at Low PRICES, can be had at his Bakery, OF will
be delivered at the doors of his customers.
Orovlle, Dec. 80, lS56. d3l,tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29

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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29
10 & 80 Quartz Mining Co.

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