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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-31
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rs hereby given, thai .4i a~se eg cl to
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County, at their re1' rug ur
a Liccn-e 10 runt Ferry er
at a r,ipl known As Ie -t.fi ico
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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-31
SHERTEE'S SALE

nY VIRTUE of three executions issued out Of
~ the District Court Of the Ninth Judicial District
In and for Butte County and State of California. to
me directed aud delivered, commanding me to make
the sum Of seven hundred and ninety two twenty five
one hundredhs dollars with interest said sum
from tho 29h day of Febsuary A. D. 1857, at the
OF ten per cent per until paid and the further
sum of twenty nine 80 one hundredths dollars costs
of suit and all accruing costs said writ wherein
Jos. Gluckauf is plaintiff, and Jas. A. Murray and
- Jones are defendants. And the further sum of
five hundred and thirty eighty one bundredths dol.
tars and the sum OF fifty two 60 hundredths dol.
lars costs Of SUIT all accruing costs suit and all
accruiag costs on said writ wherein A. r. Spear il
plaintiff and J. A. Murray and - Jones are defend.
ants, and the further OF nine hundred and sixty
niue sixty three one hundredths dollars and the sum
of thity nine fifty one hundredths dollars costs of
suit and all accrulng costs on said writ wherein
Treadwell T. Co. are Plaintiffs and JAS A. Murray and
- Jones are defendants, have levied upon and shall
expose at public sale TO the highest bidder for cash.
on the 18th day Of August A. d. 1857 at the hour of
O'Clock p all of the right title and interest of Jas
A. Murray and - Jones either of them in and to
fifty shares OF stock more less, in the Bdwe
Bridge Company doing business in Bidwell's Bar,
Butte County and State OF afOrnia The above
sale 10 take place at the Court House door in the
town of 0roville, county and state Aforesaid.
Or0ville, July 90, 1857. Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-31
Scrofula and Diseased Blood.

"DR. GCYSOTrS improved Extract Of Yellow
Dock and Sarsapara" is a true specific. The pro-
prietors have in their possession over one hundred
certificates of the most extraordinary effected
by 1t. We can sefely say, Try it. IL revives the
dropping constitution, eradicates all humors from
the Blood, and by its tonic properties restores the
invalid to life and vigor. As spring and summer
medicine, it has no equal Its singuarly efiiacious
action on the blood its strengthening and vivifyng
action on the system stands 2re.emnaDttg above all
other Sarsaparillas. If you would have the rose
brought back to your cheek, n clear. healthy and
transparent skn and life and vigor imbued through
the =, stem, take Guysots Extract Of Yellow Dock
and Sarsapara. II contains more of the pure
Honduras sarsaparla than any other preparation
extant, which is chemically combined with the ex-
tract, of yellow Dock anu the Extract of Wild
Cherry, thus making the remedy more thoroughly
efficient than any other Sarsaparla before the pubs
lie AT the time it is perfectly free from all
mineral posons, which cannot be said of other Sar.
sapariIla compounds
r. BE care ul and buy none but QUART BOTTLES.
Soldby Druggists generally.
Cotton McDermOt, Agents for Oruvillc.
Park Il White. General Agents. and importers for
all valuable Patent Medicines, 49, Washington ST.,
San Francisco. myl5-3m2p
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-31
Flume Lumber For Sale

vuVpE tIrNDERsIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
at a very low figure, a large quantity OF FLU VIZ
LUMBER, and fiuming apperIenances comprising
pank posts wheels pumps S,as % ete ,6s oelSs ns
can ne seen at the 3Old Montezuma Claim," or Rock
IsIand can be purchased very cheap for cash. or on
credit with good security. Apply TO
LEVI THOMAS,
June ls, 1857. uel6lml On the premises.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-31
S3GHS3AS9 SG53lAS3S9gp
AN
ErFERvESCING TEMPERANCE
BEVERAGE,

The most wholsome, refreshing, and invigorsing
Drink in the World.
FUyHE POWDER from which this Is prepared Is
u made entirely from vegetable ingredients, COL
iected from all pprts of the world, and combined to-
aether with great skill and care. Two teasnoonsfn
put into dry tumbler OF large size, with sufficient
quantity OF water added, produces immediately
cooling draught of charming excellence and flavor,
and health giving effect 1t is adapted to all seasons
and every ones USE and is especially suited for those
who 60 to sea, as preventive of sea-sckness, cos
tiveness, and the genernlly unpleasant state of tho
system. arising from change of climate anu living
1t also lessons the dangers o incurring diseases uu
der tropical snu, and all who ae about to take the
trip TO the eastern States, II they re ard health ease
and comfort the way. should not fail To obtain
supply before starring. and more SO IL ladies' or chill
dren are with them or invads, or the sick, as mo-
thing grateful 10 the palate and stomach as this,
aud resists the encrvang effects of hot countries 50
we'll. and, unlike ardent spirits. IL does not eneeOe
by inGaming; but strengthens and exhilerates both
body and mind by It's nutritious powers and the en-
er4y which Ii mparts to the digestive process. Sea
msa alss should be provided with some before they
leave porf.
A glass taken at any time during the day eemoves
all feelings 0fhsai thirst, or even ofhnDger; and its
Deiiig made tn great measure of vegetable acids.
70 prevent sctirvy and pnres the blood at the
time. tits also an Invaluable Restorative for those
who iaooi hard for living such as Farmers, Miners
Mechancs ana LahoFers: and 10 shop-keepers. Pro
fessonal mea and cthera. whose occupation compeis
them 10 iead sedantary hves draught before break
fast gives new spirit for the business of the day
:, Hereaa uion who show its composition speak IN
the highest terms OF its utility. and all the poets
praise t. Byron calls 1t the best Sherbet, Moore
makes frequent mention of IL and HaHz the great
Persian poet. Ia loud In praise Of
Prepared BY AUGUSTUS HOGG, London, New
Xcrk and San Eraneisco.
Depot: Davis Street Drug Store near Jaekson San
francisco, and for sale by a respectable druggists
and Dealers.
Yrice--so Cents per Bottie--each Que win make la
Asasse&
n. B. Assats wanted and Supplied ON the mos.
q sod eonseeient teFms' ap2l3m.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-31
Bridge and Ferry Notice.

N0TICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
IN will apply TO ,he Board of Supervisors in and
for Butte County at the August term thereof in 1857
for License to Ferry and erect Bridge
the Middle Fork of Feather river few rods above its
junction with the North Fork Of said river.
June 81, 1857 SYLVESTER z. SAVAGE.
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House and Lot Eog ale.

kws THE STBSCRlBER oftr "j
81. substantial stufy iioGs 81 .4 it f.a =
EAII. with or without thc Fafi'Inre e"
Gated on Pine streei. below Monlguuafs st-# i o'
sold at bargain. if applied for s"'a
Apply at this Office, or on The pr'u
June q.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
MINERS B AKERY,
Montgomery steert, doors above the Orleans Bote
OROp VILE.
STEPHEN TOLAND,. Proprietor.

FHNIIIS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
IL vile, and the proprietor would acknowledge
his thanksto the people OF Orovile and vicinity for
their patronage. and solics "A continuance OF the
same, feeling confident that he give better satis
lshment of the kind in Orove. 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 delivered al the doors Of his customers.
Oroville, Dec. 30 l-56. d3l-tf
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Political Movements.

IEx LrrrnSSS or TIE PIrRcE ADMINISTRATION PRO.
fcssor Hedrk who turned out OF the North Carolina
University, during the Presidential cam paign for en-
pressing opinions favorable 10 Fremont has been sum.
msrily dismissed from the Office Of the Nautical Almanac
government work. publisbed at the National Observs.
tory In Washington city.
ABoIrr1oys1s OFFosrD sRrMosr-The Ash iabula
Ohio, ssHitne abolition journal, and the organ Of
Joshua r. Giddlng, is out against Fremont for 1880
rssSsyfvINIi UsnrD STATS ssyArop-Next Tuesday
u the time nxod By law for the election United states
Senator by the Legislature Of Pennsylvania COL Forney
and Hon. Charles r. Buckslew are the most prominent
candidates the democratic side while Gen Cameron Is
chiefly SPOKEN Of on the side Of the opposition.
BAS1uBut srrrs STATE Cousura-The Know Nothing
State Council Of Massachusetts met 10 Boston on the eh
instant, snd adopted tho Springfield platform, to which
was added tue following pledge
Believing that tho above prr cples arc corTcct and
that their suc,ess Indispensable TO the maintenance n
al honorable position among the nations TO the safety Of
our free nsituuont; and 10 just regard for human
rsnv, we hereby pledge our honor A. men 20 work In
tood fhith together 'or their csnblithmcDt
And we fuTthtr agree that when no longer act
with this organization shall desire 10 Join any other
political party, will signify Withdrawal Ia writ
70 tho ofccrs Of that branch Of the organization with
which we ore connected, and ths shsl constitute an
honorable discharge from this pledge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10

INNoCENCE.-The Mirror asks If the Herald
"can sustain the Opera" Certainly We can, with
good artists, good operas, and good management
not without. One Of the first reforms necessary
to the success of any opera or theatre is TO cut
off all useless expenses, and by this rule to de-
cline advertising in newspapers of little or no
oirculaton-they make useless expense. Boy
sufficient cloth for your breeches, and no mO.c.
Look at Huntington! He had thirty or ior
coats and twenty or thirty pairs Of breeches Sue
where bis extravaganza ends AZ least tweaty
thousand dollars per annum might be save ,
the theatres Of New York by economy in adycr-
tsinn alone
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brooklyn Navy Yard.

The late colo spe has bad toe eject Of suspe,ue out
coor operations 10 the Brooklyn Navy Yard FOR 'ev
days past, and many Of the carpenters, masors, doc
builders and aborers have been compelled ~ rrnsu
idle during that umo ~ the weather will por.
init they will resume Their various employmouu. Attne
present ie betweer thirteen and fourteen hundred non
are engaged Of thr yard.
Il s anticipated that the steamship Niagara will be
taken out Of the cry dock this morning II the 100 win
permit For the pss three days she has ready 10
have stetmtgot Up In her boilers no little interest
manifested the time approaches to see her pond
and beautiful machinery in motion. Cap, william l..
Hudson, first Lieutenant Alex. ~ Penncce and Fir,t
Engineer VIM. Everett, have already been ordered 10
her There report that she will visit Washington on
her trial trip, for which she will be ready IN few weeks
Her armament all under way Her twelve tremendous
swivel guns are In the backsmiths shop recsivinr i'm.
proved tangent sights and other fixtures.
The sloop OF var Falmouth ready for se. aud viii
probably sail in day or two for the Brazil station for
the relief Of the sloop Of war Germantown list Of the
officers attached TO the Falmouth was published 10 our
columns few days since.
The surveying steamer Vixen sailed on thursday As
trial trip Of . few days.
brig viii cell from the yard In day or two fo- spcz
za, with stores for the Mediterranean squadron.
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A very neat and pleasant comedistta, entitled "Our
Wife, or, the Rose OF Amiens was performed II Bar
tons theatre last night and achieved quite success.
is from the pen Of Norton author OF poor PLS,ddyo
"Box Oox," and other successful farces ana bur-
iettas and Ike most Of his productions u an adaptation
Of French comedy Morton, It appears, lives IN Paris,
and on the appearance Of piece he puts immedi
sely in English dress and is performed soon after in
Lsnden and thus he has decided advantage ove9 hie
rival cockney playwrghts, who have 10 wait for . COPY
Of the piece they wish 70 appropriate"
The plot Of "Our Vito" supposed TO transpre during
the siege Amiens by the Spanish army while Cardinal
Richelieu Is Prime Minister Of France. Rosine (Nss
Polly Narshsll,) the daughter Of n. PornAret,
(Mr. n. Smith, mercer Of Amens, Is 20 renowned
for her beauty that the officers Of the Kings huskeeers
and the nobes vie with each other for the honor Of
her hand. The Count de Brs,ac (Mr. Fishery IT, how
ever the most ardent lover and would be accepted but
Tor the nmaon that the father of his bride would 70
the Bsste In the event Of the marriage through the In
uence at Court Of the Counts father THIS arrangement
the old gentleman very properly TO, and he inter-
diets the nupah AT this juncure the Marquis de Lgny
(Mr. Ranford), bosom friend Of the Count, turns up
and promises to make all matters right He does this by
marrying the rose bimse, much 70 the perpexty OF
the Count and the audience but at length trSnspreg
count of doubtful affair of honor and the stern
Minister In consideration Of his former services allowp
him the privilege Of dying on The field as IS soldier in
BE bound TO lay down his life that very day, and he
marries Rosne to make her marcnioness 90 a. TO OBJ
vate the objection Of the Counts father 70 his we'd
ding pebeian. Alter the marriage news comes that
tho Marquis y repreved, and what Is still more pro.
vokng the married pair discover . strong " passiona,
attraction 70, each Other, and the poor Count shook
ingy swindled by bis friend Fortunately, Rosne has
eventually concludes to marry, and all ends happily
Tho piece throughout full Of pleasant entangments
and surprises that keep the sudence always amused
and interested, while the dialogue crisp lively, hu-
morous and very French Mr. Fither made the most OF
. capital part and Mss Polly Marshall was pretty and
piquanNan her character required Her aocentuator
Of the asprates not however, particularly French.
The rest Of the cast fair.
In London this piece put on the stage with great
care, and the stage literally abIeau de oeure, Illus
tratve Of the picturesque times OF the Cardinal Rcheieu.
The mounting Of Our Wifi" ct MIR. Burton's b not
par with the taste usually dHpayed ct this establish
ment The scenery 10 eli old, ana the costumes neither
picturesque appropriate The comediea ITSELF how
u 80 good that II 10 well worth seeing, even With
this grave disadvantage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10

USPoPUIAH1TY or The WAR WITH PERsIA.-
We hear by the recent news from Europe that
the Persian war is unpopular in England add
that the TINES is against it. This me- IS
nothing. All wars are unpopular in England
at first especially Indian wars. For the last
fifty years, the government Of India have
never declared war against any Power without
causing great outcry in England. But it always
blows over. Whom the English get the accounts
Of the battles, with long lists Of killed and
wounded, and the heroic feats Of their country
men. they begin TO think the war a very fire
thing, and 20 in for il heart AID soul. This viii
be the case with the war in Persia.
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Annual Message OF the Governor Of Massa-
chusetts.

Bosroy, Jan. 9, 1857.
Governor Gardner delivered his message to the Legs
ure this afternoon. lengthy document but mainly
devoted TO Slate Affairs He by review OF
the late Presidential election renarking that nowhere
was the disappointment greater than 1t to large
proportion Of the citizens Of Massachusetts, Aad that
whre the real magnitude Of the Issue more fully ap
preciated and hopes OF different termination more ear.
pesty nduged yet here with firm On the uItI.
mate triumph Of the great principles CHERISH our peo-
pie acqucsce In the result In the proper spirit Of
stutons Upon the Kansas element the Governor says
Although was freely asserted and widely believed that
the question Of freedom slavery in Kansas would
hinge upon the result OF this election aud although
hhd IL terminated In different manner, the
probability after admission into the Union as
free State would have been materially strength
ened vet recent Developments give strong hopes that
contradistncton TO his predecessor will adnisster the
laws fairly and Inc partially, will oeo actual settlers
their Just rights and win resht the Intrusion OF resi-
those on the spot most capable OF judging and ost e
fecvey aiding In the accompr hment Of these doa,red
purposes" Toe Governor In forcbly American In COM
mentpg upon the foreign horn voters Hs seys:-s,il
10 far as the decision of The Presidential election zeal
10 far ~ the action OF the present inevitably deveoped
IN unmeasurabe and incompre and
mhuerces On the future, and lar q step has been
tsken which II may require generation 10 eiace,
oitxens Rave the bitter ASSURANCE Of knowng that
that decision, that action fixed, and that step
taken by the casting votes of Aliens born aliens
s'. eh'Hty ikho VI our lnStltu-
onf and grossly calous the vast intercs In 7oyed in
this supendous issue. While this OF foreign born
votes bas thus stricken down a noble cause which 40.
peasd to the moral sentiment and enlightened patriot
ism OF our country, only affords other confirmation
ola fact, which our whole history establishes that the
foreign vote with baI dy exception always has BEEN
and In the nature OF things will and mus be- attracted 10
that party, which, under high sounding generaltes on
the abstract rights Of man always practically operates
with slavery at the SOUTH and banshes from the plat.
form the moral questions and nober instincts and moro
enlightened sentiments Of Tho age" Tho Go vernon says
the educational, Industrial ard financial condition
OF The commonwealth progressive and satisfactory
The expenditures Of 1855 about 400 600 she v.
Tug surplus Of receipts Of about $4,000. TIE cstl.
mated floating debt Of the Sts;e at the erd OF 1851
placed Of about 500 eco Tho Governor concludes by
urging economy In every department of the saie govern
M
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THE TEST NE VS..
BY PRINTING AND MAeNeTE TELEssAPas.

Election OF United States Senators.
ELECTION OF HON. JAMES F. sINNOHs FROM RHODE
ISLAND.
Providence, Jan. 9, 1857.
The two Houses Of the General Assembly met in
grand committee This morning the eestiop of sena-
tor to Congress. Hon James F. Simmons was elected.
RE-ELECTIoN OF SENATOR SUMNER BY THE MAssA-
CHUsETTs HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Boston, Jan. Q, 1857.
Tho vote in the House this morning the election Of
United States Senator resulted In 33S for Charles sum-
per aganst IL scattering These scattering votes were
divided between Edward Everett Rafus Choate, William
Appleton and N j. Lord.
The Senate will vote upon the question Tuesday
next.
COL. JOHN ". rORNEY NOMINATED IN PENNsYL-
vANIA.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 9, 1857.
The democrats In caucus day nominated Mr. Forney
for United States Senator the first ballot Sixty
present and nine absent Mr. Forney
IS votes Mr.. Robbins a, and scattering.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10

CoSvcuos AND srSIrsCT or NOTORIOUS CHARAcrn. -
In the Court Of Sessions yesterday Judge Morris presd
ing, henry Jopes, commonly known a. Joe Pea, wss
tried on an Indictment for assault and battery with
tent 10 commit rape. The complaining witness hsrga.
ret AFTER. She proved and corroboraied by Others
that Jones 10 her residence In Graham street.
about IL O'Clock tho night OF the 31st OF Oclober.
she boarded with family named Hopkins He entered
her bedroom and dragged her out the floor, beating
and ma treating her 10 oher respects she ran out OF
tho house and crossed several vscan. lots 20 g ont OF
hrs way, He twice caught nor and threw her down,
whom being alarmed by some one spproA aching, he do
sisted and took TO bis h,os He arrested days
ATT by the Fourth district police The Jury found him
guilty and the Court sentenced him 10 the State prison
for the term OF four years and nine months
An INTERFERING EvrI STATION HouH "A woman
was safely delivered Of healthy female child, lt tho
First district station house, In Washington street. last
sveriDg She is OF respectable appearance. Der hus-
band absent, being engaged capacity On the
Britsh steamship Persia appears she taken III Ia
the ferry houfe this sdo bat managed reach the
drug store on the corner Of Fulton and Cranberry Streets
where ofcers Foser and Brisnt procured carriage and
conveyed her 10 the Brooklyn City Hospital Those In
charge OF that Institution rcfusod 10 admit her. noswth
standing the peculiar nature Of the The ocers had
no ether recourse but 10 convey 10 the First dis
trct station house. mile dkant and found themselves
woman was saely lodged the station house. however,
and the little stranger appeared immediately thereafter
Fur on FrRRY BoAr-Tbe PILOT house of the Wall
s,reet ferry boat Mon,auk discovered 70 be on nre
on Thursday evening, shortly after leaving the alp on
this side. number Of passengers board, and
the greatest CONSERVATION prevailed The wheels we're
reversed and she brought back the bridge when
every one ran or except the hands board. oncers
William Bennett ano Alexander Barr OF the First district
police, were prompt In taking charge or the bose and
soon 'tutsm oiwster was played rpop the flames,
and the fire was suppressed. Tho damage was slight.
srPr1SrKSDnT er rHr PooR-The Board Of Supervisors
held special meeting yesterday afternoon for the pur-
pose Of accepting tho bond OF BARBADOS H. Booth the
recently appointed Superintendent Of the Poor This duty
having been performed the Board adjourned.
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United states District Court.
Before Hon, JudQe Bets

JAN. o-Rerbrn H. Li9hthau and 0her 70 TIE steam
MP Star II ne Het, her tackle dsThe plaintiffs have
claim Of ST. 500 or 81 AGO. rs their bill for repairing the
Star OF the West Default was taken In the case few
days since and TIE salo ordered for Last saturday This
desult cqueptly opened by Mr. Cutting In be
half Of Hosirs Morgan Boyt and the sale postponed.
An application was nede Tor weeks further postpone
ment which Was granted the adavis OF Charles Nor
gsn stating that he and A. Hays held the vessel trust
having been conveyed 70 thom By the Transit Com
pany that receiver had been appointed the Supreme
Court OF This and other property OF the Transit
Company order 10 that eject entered to day,
ard that defendant had 10 believe tina, the libel.
ants demand would be satisfied by the receiver the
1 os,pone mcnt were 70 take place.
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the stock Of boxes a. high % l6,ooo In either
case the stock is very small and until We have
change Of wind no fresh receipts Of importance can
be expected Coffee was steady, with sales of about
500 bags of Rio and 200 Maracaibo at prices given
elsewhere. Freights were firm, with moderate en-
gagements. The ice embargo interfered with
grain deliveries md hence the shipments light.
During the week past, however before the embargo
commenced, the shipments were large, and amount
ed to about 100000 bushels, chief corn.