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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22
PANIC MAKERS:

In times Of monetary pressure,
says the Albany Argus, there is a GER
tain chss-o of individuals, who grasp,
with avidity, every floating rumor,
however trivial or incredible, that may
tend to place the standing of their
neighbors in discredit, and handy it
about with mysterious winks and mods
and remarks, until they have produce
ed the most injurious effects upon
the business prospe cts Of those about
whom they whisper, and often upon
the trade OF the entire community.
They are panic makersa class
mainly composed of men who look
with a Jealous eye upon the advance
ment :or their fellows They start
themmors and letno oppoftunity j pass
that may give them currency. until
they have actually placed in discredit
with the Banks often the mostreliable.
business houses: With their gloomy;
predictions, their dark suspicious, and
their expressions Of sympathy they
succeed infringing about Z state Of
things which, while It not unfrequent-
3 ruins their neighbors, in no way
benefits them. Such q class is a pest
10 any community
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22

rectly from the Treasury, labor per-
formed by the Penitentiary convicts1
and issuance Of State Bonds, &c, one
million two hundred aud four thou
sand aud seveuty-two dollars and.
twelve cents, (SI, 204,o7 12.) To
raise this amount, in parf. there has
been issued eight hundred and forty
one thousand dollars, (S841 .000) of
six per cent. State Bonds the princi-:
pal and interest, TO be paid out Of the
State Treasury. These Bonds con-
stitute part ofthe State debt, and
must, ultimately, be paid out Of the
people S taxes.
+ II would seem that the time had
arrived when the Capitol should he
completed, and this source Of expen-
diture have an end. It is believed
thatif the work had. FROM the begin
ing, been pressed with energy and
economy, that it would have been
completed long before tnls time, and
at a much, less cost TO the people
| | II IS hoped that the Leg'sl'.tufe Will
adopt some means by which its com
plel'on WIZ 0e prought., ABOUT az tan an
early day, and this continued issuance
toi State BONDS. year alter year, and
ine pa yment 81 lnteres. t are oe
Drought 70 9 speedy anc maj close s 2
+ | would suggest Inc propriefy q a 20
ing % the present bulialng Co 7,
isloners, tle .Seefesary o. nsate' Treas.
epfer ana gemplrolier. Inese oln Vesls
are, 10 most instances rom di i e .,
pelsions Of tne o'a.e, ana Woulu 81 ls 8
themselves Responsible 70 the people
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22

Exchange on the North is nos
scarcely possible to be bought here
aud therefore it commands d large
premium. Why is this? Because
our own currency is deprecated?
By no means. The true reason is,
such isthe scarcity, the pressure for
money 10 New York to meet the
urgent demands for it there ID. The
business Of their own merehaats and
Others, that there are 10 finds there
for sale,nene which We can buy. 1t
is the scarcity Of money there which
makes exchange high here, and not
because ofany depreciation Of bank
issues here. We would therefore adj
wise note bolders to consider well be.
fore sacrificing their money at the
rates quoted.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22
Union and Planters Bank.

: In consequence Of the'late general
suspensions Of the Banks through
out the Union, aud because. Of our
knowledge Of the utter-inability Of
the Banks of Tennessee to move the
products of the country, or afford
any the least facilities to the COM
munity under prevailing c;rcom-
stances, while we continue, as hereto
fore, TO pay coin for our notes, We, the
Union and Planters Banks Of Ten
pessee, have this day resolved to
suspend temporarily the payment
Of coin for the notes Of our respective
Banks. Z
Attest: j. COREY, Cashier.
d. WEAVER. Cashier
Nashville, Oct. ]6, 1857:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22
Mad Hack Line.

THE subscribers are run xEz
ming regular HACES. Cor passengers, from
Fayetteville to Shelbyvills and Huntsville.
leave Fayetteville, each way, early every
Monday. Wednesday. aud Friday-returuing
leave Huntsville ard Shelbyyilis every Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday. The lines are
we'll supplied with good horses. and cosnforta-
bic convey ances-aHd as good. roads as there
are inthe country. Tare: only Two Doll
lars. BENZ j. CEfAFfN.
Aug.27, 1851 TH0S. G. THOMPSON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22
Burial Gases.

LT,HE subscriber has made arrangements
i for keeping constantly on hand supply
of
l8T Allie BURIAL CASES.
of the iafeststyles and -of the most beautiful
finish, which he will sell alta small advance
on the cost of the ordinary Wood Coffin.
:, He keeps good HearSe aad gentle hor99
SEES and win deliver Cases or Collins in any
partof the county, He Will make and deliv-
err " cod ceffips. as low or lower thanSanv one
else in the county w. w. F0RsfWALT.
july 2. 1857
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22
Ti4EFREE BANKS.

~
neal eon,.;ns .o,;,,I : - sensible ,s .
ans whs tha IS asv 80 s, sha sFree
r. -. &c Tan,s - = s,;ll ew.r.n.llyI
!, - s, q, :. ) ,,a,h;. IT. oran
800 10
~ sue Ease o. 'hose panhS WHICH 'ah
10 meet their liabilities ut Their coun-
TEL me menpnIs brokers' quote
all the currency OF the Free Banks,
outside OF thecity, at fifty per cent. 1
discount. which. according To their
s,s,au, = a,,. a. h,;,,,. !, 60
c,.
s'nty rhss toel''y seven oe'oW go'us
told IS not par: according to their
quotations, bot is five to- seven per
cent. premium over eur best banks.
Wa % pnat hnt bel;avs .tl,st abas hol.
.,..s = Eraa R s $3.50, ~, :,
{ M, ! = ) - : s !. -.
VIZ = no'u : = ''ef 'n.n sa'''n.s
at teese rnsnoussrat es. These quo
tations only Show tl.at brokers are
not very anxious TO buy, and that
their on ota,inna are. All they. are
wiling - aoi;ye The fanie will oyer
re,,,.h 1itseit and ren, ont naturally, vi
This rate IN ) few DAYS. 49, :, :
M, ~. -.
~ 81 psnk sno'e' 1is' 1uo'sssso - 'hs
e. pi'sal s9'aulus, : : ~ % opse,-
wy, 'au'e'''es hosr"Sas = ;spe ae1 ual'
''.ns.. sa'1s 81 ~ .a 3. aanA np'ss'
80 se : sA'ea lug Z, 800 s. :
s az i a. 800. - 80 ~ 8 quo
], - ''s - s''s 'si = - - :. ,a's 9.
~ ~, ~ : .. : = - ~ 'nee'ees J,
q, s oNe.' = 's os' ,le y 'esss =
oenA ~. : a !, :" - - Pess'e.
J ss s'sl '0. ''se '0"ei ths 'ap 20. lVeu'
oo@'' lne : i''''' .stne p :,
l' i - wy. s pp' e''ase. se' :
insn s;"lo VIII ssssse 'l'eMehs :
hoe ~ shusiisee si';'' Were 10 net
gne % sae Rfee e ~ tennessee A
y, whose paper 3 Wersn as,ile'ie :''s soo
gents % ne Iaohit Every uoliaf
when 7 ft e psllk issees - iouhaeu
on all g ussa s q sies'A per
cent pstais OF Tennessee ~ sn ne
ia aus O ete ooh'i''foiler5e' ne otaie
,'s = secnl''s 20 '.ne heiaer. O sne
Z. Diliik5 nose -Ih'ts ! WI ne na'a; anu
) me mai y oaal itllotm l ~, 70 lhe
value Of IshaesseeslN per cent l;i penas
VITO ,spppeses 8 'heni.s 10 De worth wort
mlen less tina ti,.a par, OF VINO uees NOT q
Know -tsas .hey VII eo'filiiau ~ me
market penn enat amount So soon 3. rs !
he present III molisfn ! sle lSeitpelh'
money ~. market ssflan .spos'as
We heafa y .i si.su tfa' Ms'9pals
s3esnos' nave peeh. sou sou ~ New fork
I rs low recently as slxsy-nye cents.
fin me sho'iar. VINO mere cap tel
r. whether ahe p9'lqs.sehs were OF the y
tslx per GEM q .ne. I'VE pr 6, ~.
" VINO KNOWS .@oe'hes. = was . asoo,s =
ae sitle, e a ss'aln s'sle,. msue pys
Some trackey:- broker or seeeS opera r T.
ltor 70 pus do&nS tnelf. Vaiues ~
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THE BANKS.

- 3. -
'eiefe , the iasl Dossfpsr went % press
justified the belief that tia worst
,h.sa &c .ba ..,osa,,. nc, ,nona,.ry a;s.,ssl
- ,-s..s.s'..s' s,','',
lers had been reaenea DIT later
dispatches from the East, TO Be
r,,,,,,a h..Iam sh,,x .,,,s,;o,, : SD
ss.''s 3 80 s ~ -
1eplorable: - So
NV YoRK, Oct lat IS repor-
Ted on good authority that the
Banks have all resolved 10 suspend.
Of lie ofllc,rs Is :stilf In
session ie.nlelIt. ; s. * 4
LafEa:-fffle Backs have resolved
10 suspend, but mike regular ex.
changes ii The clesring ia use A
committee goes 10 Albany q confer
With rbe Governor IN refsrelee To- a
meeting Il The Legislature:
New oafBASs. Oct I4-AfIaifs.
very s ,,fseftle,, 81 i sam as.:a sth;4
tber,,a will bA e,,,ss; ,,,,s..i
t,a.;,s e,;ss IS Cir &, IA. ! 10
ban Is now Standing. Large .depos.,
10 s. 49,. ~ .s,,,I, :, .Na e.;li,rss
s, l,;;.,,s la,,l,sa,o,o gbss,f,,r,,f Dis
o. :, ,,,,na,s,l,. i :
I ,1,,s Pr ,s,l., ~ .,l,s
-; No. ~, KS -:
Tres 3 5s,bS.t.,l; ,,. d., e,ry.
saSss.,s. sa;,,,.,r,s IS, $: sTLo +, ~
s s n PIN, "a Isnt ,Sq.sa
-, = -, - = !"
$500, 5 !, ), ar,6 fI,a 500.
- -
x a., = & qq,. :
. H. IaIla.,;n ,,laess. s,,,., ',,,l,s1
,a,..,f t.l1,Iav. NV y,,sly
af,a,,y fsaottS,, p'.s},;,ss H.;sftard L
r :. $, parsisna. 5ads ,r.,,,s,,llvs
;bra,rSpo,,F Nav Eaal,n5 an
tiic:ir;aTesT ll,at Buli,lof viii 1sI1o,s 10.
a,,,srev a. - {
!, s,Nrwsy .,RK Get III Tha civ
banks baves resolved 3, t,,Ixe.alI s,o,,,,.
ir r,;;.l bank notes a. mar. &
Tbb,re Is = s,roao{n tl;,e NJ ,;s.;,;a
= xira session, u sil,a Lens Iat i
SIo;:lSs ara b+tfer. n onry actiyes
$ { i, better sap,Stls :seecjje 8 10 SCI
IRE dli,sln; bfeaasiufis dscidedly ad.
salpeed. ~ Z
TIA 1T,,;ians Rank at Angusta
sa..s and lie Farmers and Exchange
Bank 1t Richmondhage suspenIed.
Pie pb,Iaaelnl5;, Ig,,,6lsss slyo ,' ) atl;s.8
position 70 stpadH.tesfke relief BILL
MATTERS are gloomy q pbih,dslpLla. {
,ut more el,cerfut III. Nan 70, < and /.
3sstou II
NV OEtEASs. Oct ! 5. -.Phe ronl
ontinurs oiIz Al the standing ban
An de n,a,ds fTen,btIv met. ex..ent
,v-,be Cinza,,ss which I,sil snec,e {
- - = : F77s-.-1s - go
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22

9, ~ a..,.,, o.,,.,, . = ~
I, !. 'es. go ! : Z :, '
.sass 1su'''e1 na''
''os =. 80,
ne p -. -, stv5 ( - p sps !
:, 81, = ~ a. an p.!., : ~. al
:, ,'' ,'ss. s spA - 81 ~ "n
= 'a $500; WI .n -
sseas ss y nsn - .ns I
. . e - - va ass.n. s. ' soa. +. car
'e' &. ,'", g. NY ,s.os' sl,as tug .a..
I, sala s',p ho,;a.S ~
,hat ~ 1a,.,ess sn..sS.,, = ,ba
St.ta Will. srot h.. d;;,,,;n;sbad II w;;jl
- sIis 8 - Is-sl.e
ue< eiiapseu 10 cVltHiuss ao Htietotoie,l
its usual accommodations tos It's Gus:
ta,,s -. q II -.,l;...a -,
s.'''e guy 49, - SLY. =. 10y - - ~
rs debtors; and .under The supe ) n
ion and control Of prudent and dis
Greet directors, without danger to the
interest Of the ipstitntlon Or the State:
Without some such relief as this,
e cannot be doubted that The pres
eht state Of our currency and the.
derangen In commercial affairs.
the citizens would have been greatly.
embarrassed in the transaction of
Their oftllaary, BUSINESS s.
J. Yhe Directors have always cuHsid-
.y...5 q nal ;o,,,l,, fbe;, a,ty % .vat, i
carefully the interest of the institu-
ton wnicn they were se1ectea % con- !,
trot'S suf % pfo.eet. ane reilese 'ne
citizens rom the 1esplslons ~ lraae
and the conSractlehs alla expansions ,:s
N the currency !. q me Danss N aa !,
SO So often occur 10 ,he,i grew ioss anu
injury pullhg Inc last season ~. tl' sDt
was wa done on. iors realei py keeanlsn
ats clrepi;aion ana eens'lNihg MS a's,
counts COZ ana mu zen more y ezpeesee
TO -oe done curing tne .s existence, Q
the present enlpaflass me !sA1 ~ opl
trade and commerce py. e all.erang .l lht
Necessary iacii' Ip ssqr the shli non Z
S 9 the products Ct the States 70. lii a
appropriate maIlSets.
IhHt the cltlzens may have conn
4deHce N Their own bank as well as
IN IN the prudence Of The directors st WHO g
control q y. submit the s.1elileW WIN
statement OF IT'S means 20 meet ! ITS Il
abilities anu PIED ged by the state To-
their payment;
in Notes and Bills, s4,asoeao. q
Union and Planters Bank Stock So 81 l 81 s!
N S,aas n0n n,hs, s,ts v aaIsI5 q q
Due from Banks, 60 1923 9ss 9.
|. Gold and Silver a. l's. 9 9.
se;g7s, 2s2 Z;
:, i: !, =, s, e ,,e.r $ ,.o1 m;l,;on.
of lalisrs hss;;,s ,h i. ,e s, 4
the which J e value two
5 :.,sl. - ! = J, -, IN 8
sh;sh - ,'ds'.l.sI,a ca l'a ~ ~
P = aa If e xn;,scfa, and ,hs fa;th =,
to the liabilities Of the Bank, which
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22
More Bank Suspensions!

1t will been by the following Card
that the above institutions closed
specie payments on Friday:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER.
Free Of Postag lin Lincoln County
N. o. WALLACE. Editor.

~oFFIeE- the same Old Stand: .Signof The
ssObserres Printing 0Gce.s = s.-.s
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
SYEERIFF'S SALE.

WSY VIRTUE of an execution issued ont Of the
e B District Court Of the SIKH Audicia district in
aud for the County of Sacramento end State uf Calf
fornia to me directed and delivered cnmmaoding ne
to make The sum uf seventy iNe'ixty one hnndredths
dollars costs of it, and all accr'iing costs "n s'd
writ wherein q. 4 NJ A. liafllcy ae plaintiffs. hnd
Jesse Elder Il &. 4. Walter are defendants | have
levied upon aud shah exp So at uuhhc sale H. the
highest bidder fur cash on the 2"th day {" Angus.
\. u. lsi7 at the hour si o'clock = all the
right little and interest OF & A. Wafer. one oi the
defendants above namtti. in and 10 The following
property. Ia vii: the one IN ',kd fAh inierr-l in
and To the Union claim. being S)0 iee front by $50
irtl deep SHid claim is suned near The reservoir
back of the town OF Lynchburg in Eute County Cal
ilornia Also all inc tools aud suces belonging To
or in acyHise apperlaining unto said claim.
The above sale To AXE plnce at the court House
door the town Ornvile county and state aforesaid
Dated August 3, 1857.
p. FREER, Sheriff Butte County
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
SI7ERYrr'S SAFE

FTN VIRTUE Uf three "Xccu.iuis i,strd o't c'
y he District Court o Ihe >tGiH JU!iCN il-I 90
in and fr Butte County and >iate TT 'ul'urE -
me directed and delivered. comm min E'r H. i k"
the # seven hundred ard ninety Two t~"t T. I'VE
rnp hundrrdlhs dHlnrs wI'h Interest ou aid sum
from The 20th day ot February \. I~i' ~ IA" rair
Of 'cn per cent pen annum NJ al paid md he rlhrr
sum at tstuty nine 81 one hundrcdlh- tS1l"r- costs
at suit and all iCcruirV costs "u -l.d @T Mh' Trln
DOS. Gluck;uf i plnjHtiif aud Jas. \. \or'nN AID
doncs are defendants. Md t.r hrllrr sum Of
five hundred and lhirty eight n.r buNdr,"iih~ dot
las and the sum of Hty tw g. one hgn'r' d hs dot
lars COSTS Of all rccruii costs OF suit #hd all
aCcruing costs on sand writ whrrciu \ l.. p" -
plaiujI1 and J. 4. Murray and - j 'u,'- nr" Srud
uuts. aud he further >um Ut nine hundred" and : n
uinr sixty three one Lundrrd' d tS aud lte sum
o. thuy nine ftIy one hun dt~itns dolir. costs Of
suIt and II. acCrurC costs on sad Wit wh'yrio
Trradw I'll \ 60 ARE Plaintiffs aud Ju- p. Murray and
Loues Arp defendants, have levied uu"n and shall
expose nt public sale u the hRho~t hn'rr tor ~f,
the 18th day Of August \ - l|JI M the no r "f :
O'Clock p all O tar rllh itllr aud interest 81 Ja7
A. Murray and - Jones or cIdH'r "i then - aud 10
fifty shares of stock more or less, IN me hdwcli
Bridge Company doing business in Ridwe's Bar,
Butte County nud State ot nIiiornil The above
sale 10 take place NJ the tourt House 'oor IN tho
town of OrovIlle, county and Stale niurcs id.
T. FEEER,
Oroyille Juiy %. l1I7. Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE
(FoRMxRLY Wilson's EXCHANGED
EJ TIo 10 tho G+C1Clc {.
Sansomc St., opposite the American Theatre,
SAN FRANCISCO.

gER. BAILEY SARGENT, the proprietor of the
W. American (lateWsOns) Excl ange 6eSs leave
To inform the travelling community that he has un'
der8kcn The pc:soGai charge Of that house. lie
has made extensive alterations end improVeinerts,
md has renovated the house throughout, making il!
me first hotel on the Pacific coast There have been
added to no house a fine sitting room and dining
hail ne 1ly furnished In point Of comfort and all
the convenicnces which modern hotel Keeping nave
rcnd9 red essential the AMERICAN EXCHANGE
can compare favorebly with any OF the Atlantic
hutsis. lhe BEST talent has been employed Ia the
various departments. and the proprietor viii SCI tho
+ est la0lo the market affords. Prices 10 Suls inc
times. .,, -, :,
IRE American Exchange COACH Is always in
readiness TO convey passengers 10 and rom inc mouse
to tho landings, or any part or the'c'y, Tor Sl
PsB. SMITH has charge Of the Coach. je3-am
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
LEGAL. NOTICES

amt endorserrni of CERTAIN warrants and prom
ing the payment ot the same" approved January Nh
A, d. 1864. or warrants which have been sp"cif' .
adjudge. illegal BY any Court. and sid w'rr'h
specfs I'd in the last mentourd Act NJ" y. r'.iN O..
presslv excluded from all the benefits ard ~ SI-.'
of this tcI. Third Just ar Legal claims Ne''u~' '
state ccrued prior to JnnuarN ~. L ..d " '.
may be allowed nnI auii'el by Act ~ ttr l"' -'
And If III. Treasurer of state >hal! fri.' ,.
bonds upun claims not herein - ci'i-f as .ct~.r,.
il shall be deemed u misdem"'. nor g. s'a" "- ,..
ished as provided in seclion Il rth'. O.. H3., s.
bond shall he void.
Sec l.! The claims specified in this A q inrA .s'
ceived for funding and honds therefor may he iS.'
prior 10 the fret da, uf January. lStH. tu r't ui
wards: ana all Claims hot p'"srH'rd i"r iHtlng g. .
or to that time, are excluded tjom the pr tNl~lur>
this Act. and such blank houds pr pared under y
provisions of this 'c. ms >ha then r, main nn T.
shall he testroNec IN IN" pIr-cnce "f th" GuNrrn'
Comptroller and Treasurer.
Sec IL. I his Act shull tke eject On thr tr>' day
November. A. u. 1857. as' nh its pr visions pN"f
those relating 10. ana necessary tnr. e" >uhns~'un
The people. and for returning r1nVn>stns "'d ~"
claiming the Notes-whch .bai t9kt cft ca immctt
atey.
sec Il This net shall hc ~unui. 90 t.ia- jr"p'c Of
the state for their raif' lt|i.. a. 81 f.. F'"crhi
election, to he holden un o." 6r~' Nt i,-0 A Q >""
temhtr, A. II. l-i1 aud tr' 1UH! Dir '.fs g. o.
State shall, nj nd election c' to''. .,.'' +'a.,
officers vote fur ur againsj ~. 49,. t... t...- '
the same. shalt write or have rritf.' 'n ,''~ ...
the words "Pay ne Ieb'.' and iha~. ''.t- - '.
the same. shall write Cr ha,C pr, ficI uu ''-
the words "Repuiiate tn" r"hi
sec. IS The votes ca>t ter a.t att'h.i this Net
shall be counted. returned Hnt c8nt.~... aud de-
clHrcd in the same manner Hud ~p.lt'N s. th" tme
rules votes Tor the Treasurer W ~t', rn 4 Il
appear that maj rity o I'll IN" Nr'r, ts-' t'r "r
as,Hi'>t this law atrr.sHi tr g. tH'r M 'l- N't
ih" the same shall have riccf - hrr.. urit '.r'
vucd. and shnl be- irrrpcHahl.- lp' t. .''f,.- 81
ii,r liabilities herein crrued -hnU To-" .. ,t,1 .''-
churgcd. and lhe GuvtrNrr shall nH- .'... 't'u
thereof; but If fnHiotit, ct IT," v''. .. 'tt a.r
against this Act, ihrp ih- -hnii h', Fa.n
Sec IL. II shalt be thr duty nt lhr .,.r.. t' q
State to have this Act published in ouc '.",. .l-r
in each judicial District Of ms stare, il uHc &c. 'p
liShrd therein for three months pr'ccro' luc
general etcun ~ he luldcn Upnn he irSt W O.. uns
day of September next, ior witch ppblctiuu Ia"
greater allowance shall be raadc than The rates al
lowed by laA 20 he state Printer.
Approved April 2S:h, l-i7
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04

Which adulteraed compo nds are intended to sell in
California against my genuine article.
My object Is to announce that have recently es
tablished an AGE>CY IN SAN FRANCISCO for
supplying the State and Oregon with my Schnapps
and that hereafter will always keep said agency
supplied with large stock; SO that respectable drug
gists and liquor dealers throughout Calilcrnla
can always supply themselves at regular price,
merely enough over the New York price to cover
cost OF freight and charges thus avoiding complaint
as heretofore. Of occasional scarcity and extreme
high price.
1t is now many years since first imported these
Schnapps from the celebrated old dislcry at Schei,
dam, Holland, in which am Interested II is now
conceded that no Gin was ever imported into this
country which has approached my Schnapps in re-
gard 10 PURITY, HEALTIIFUIHESS, and EX-
QUISITE AROMA or Gavor. This claim and for
proof point to their universal popularity and the inn
mense and increasing consumption by all classes
north and south, east and west. comprising the TEN
perance people, medical faculty, &c. to such an ex-
tent that my establishment, packing the enormous
quantity of 1000 bottles per day, barely able to m
It's orders.
Also, the Wolfc's Schnapps have been analyzed
by the most celebrated Chemists, Drs. Mot and
beck, OF New York, and others, who all testify that
they are
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
MINER 3 AKERY,
Montgomery steert, doors above the Orleans Hoto
OROTI L T.
STEPHEN T0LAND, Proprietor.

TENHIS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY or ORC
-u vile, and the proprietor would acknowledge
his thankst the people Of Orovillc and vicinity, for
their patronage. and s0cits a continuance Of the
samO feeling confident that he can give better salts
faction for the same money. than any other esiGb'
lishment of the kind in Oroyie. PIES made OF
fresh fruit Of all kinds, and CAKES Of every variety
at Low PRICES can be had at his Bakery, OF will
be delivered at the doors Of his customers.
OrUville, Dec 30, 1855. d3l-u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable as remedy against BAD WATER,
GRAVEL, INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA, DEBIII-
TY. &C. They also certify that they ioand my
Schnapps to be free from Arnyhc Alcohol or Fus
Oil. en exceedingly hurtful ingredient. found in an
common Gin. which DR.. Mott describes as ''fetid
acrd, and ashmatical and producing irreparnble e.
fecis upon the nerves and stomach" The certificates
also prove my Schnapps perfectly clear of the Sc
cond or heavier Essential oil Of fJunper, also dan
gerOus component, produced by the dstiilution
praclced 10 increase the quantity in making ordinary
Gin"
These statements made with view to invite
comparison in California between the genuine WOfr's
SchnHpps.and the various brands at bogus limitations
mixed, doctOred up, or sweetCned Gin; In sQuHre'
black bottles, Limitation of my style of bottles) under
different names and labels. whether marked London,
GERMANY, Holland Senedam Schnapps, Sc. in inf.
Mite variety confident that the trai will result in
California just il has long since done in all the
older States, in repudaiing all the bogus. dmwhulo
some limitations referred to,and the complete triumph
of my pure Scheidam Schnapps.
desire briefly Ia notice two facts which have lately
added largely to the OF Wulies Schnapps in the
Gig of New York and elsewhere. 1T. Pure French
raAdy it is almost impossible to Obtan--nearly
all the brandy imported from France being American
raw spirits sent there made into handy. and shipped
back again. Cd Man) people are abandoning the
use of American whiskey, brandy and gin, since it
has been discovered that SrRYCllNlNE. Il deadly
poison is in use at the west in dstlng, thereby in
creasng the yield of Liquor about one-third
In conclusiUn will say to all who desire Il who O.
some agreeable tonic and stimulentgiye fair trial 10
" o l. z E s
SCheidaMl Aromatic Schnapps.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, ole Importer.
a6-3m y Beaver street, New York.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
Dissolution of CO-Partnership.

FENHE CO.PARTNERSHIP heretofore exiting
III between the undersigned under the name OF
Achard & Foucaud, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business will be carried on usual by
Mr. Achard who will settle all claims aga nst the
firm, and to whom ali outstanding accounts must be-
paid. s. ACiiARD.
July %, 1857. NJ. FOUCAUD
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
CO-Par9nersEaip.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the under
~ signed have this formed copartnership, un-
der the name, firm aud STYLE OF DlCkEY & Co, for
the buying and selling nf Ice, in The city MHrysyile
Yuba county, and the counties adjacent thereto
JAMES 4 DICKEY,
JA1ES MURRAY,
JOHN RICHARDS.
Marysve, July ~, 1857 !53t