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San Andreas independent., 1857-12-26
ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY.
Alameda county: j. H. Hobart, Republi
can.
Amador: R. NJ Briggs American II
King Democrat.
Butte: James Kitchens, Democrat
Calaveras: B. f. Marshal, Eustace Parke
and T. O'Brien, Democrats
Cous and Tehama E. J. Lewis, Demo
crat.
Contra Costa F. NJ Warmcastle, Demo
crat.
Ell Dorado: Harvey B. Lee, B. F. Lough.
borrow, G. W. Pearls, David E. Buel, J. S
Tipton, A. j. Graham, j. D. Galbreath anC
H. A. Moses, Democrats.
Humboldt: II. w. Havens, Democrat
Klamath and Del Norte: r. p Hirst Dem
ocrat.
Los Angeles: Henry Hancock and Andreas
Pico, Democrats.
Marin: J. T. Stocker, Democrat
Mariposa and Merced: L. N. Ward, Demo
crat; j. Ii. Tatman, American.
Monterey: Jose Abrego Democrat.
Napa: Thomas H. Anderson, Democrat.
Nevada: VIM. Hill, J. B. Warfeld, John
Caldwell and G. A. Young Democrats; Jas.
X. Smith, American.
Placer: D. B. Curtis, N. Kabler, A. P. C.
Strafford and w. c. Stratton, Democrats.
Plumas: j.. L. c. Sherwin, Democrat; S.
l.. Ballou, Independent.
Sacramento: G. s. Howell r. D. Fergu-
son, }. E. Sheridan, Democrats Moses Stout,
American.
San Bernardino: j. W. Smith.
San Diego: Robert NJ. Groom Democrat.
San Francisco w. W. Sheppard. S. w.
Holiday, F. Gray, c. Burbank, Cyrus Palmer.
| A
Republicans
San Mateo: S. B. Gordon, Democrat.
San joaquin A. G.. Stakes and G. C. Hol-
man, Democrats
San Luis ObiSpo: J. S. Osgood. Democrat.
Santa Barbara Russell Heath. Democrat.
Santa Clara: Solon S. Simons and W. w.
Mccoy, Democrats.
Santa Cruz: |. c. Wilson, Independent.
Shasta: J. A. Street, Democrat.
Sierra James A. Clark and r. D. Hill.
Democrats
Siskiyou: a. B. Walker, Independent.
Solano: n. II. Davis, Democrat.
Sonoma and Mendocino: U. Edwards J. S.
Ormsby, Democrats
Stanislaus: G. NJ. Thomas, Democrats.
Sutter: j. O. Harris, Democrat.
Trinity: Ed Neblet, Democrat
Tulare, Fresno and Buena Vista: A. II.
Mitchell, Democrat.
Tuolumne: A. II. Tuttle, P. NJ. Holdcman
W. J. Hawley and 7. Hamblin, Democrats.
Yolo: VIM. Minis, Democrat.
Yuba: N. E. Whiteside, F. L. Aud Benz.
e. 5. Ely. G. E. DeLong and 3. R. Spillman,
Democrats
Eighty Assemblymen in all. Democrats 60.
Americans, 4. Republicans, 0. Independent
4.
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-26

A NATIONAL BANK.-While the National
Intellsgencer is strongly advocating the estab-
lishment of national bank, some of the dem
ocratc papers in the east are regarding the
proposition with favor. The Washington
Union, the organ of President Buchanan.
throws out strong indications that the Adj
mlnistration have some project of the kind
under consideration.
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-26
SENATE.

composing TIC HcAL Legislature, as taken from
the official returns:
SENATE
First District, composed of the counties of
Los Angeles, San Bernardino and San Diego,
c. D. Thorn, Democrat.
Second District: San Luis Obispo and Santa
Barbara, Democrat.
Third District: Monterey and Santa Clara
S. S. Gregory Democrat
Fourth District: Alameda and Santa Clara,
S. B. Bell Republican.
Fifth District: San Francisco and San Ma
teo, *Samual Soule, *Eugene l.. Sullivan
Gilbert A. Grant and T. g. Phelps, Repub-
licans.
Sixth District Fresno, Mariposa, Merced
and Tulare, *Samuel A. Merritt, Democrat
Seventh District: Stanislaus and Tuolumne,
W. S. Rogers and VIM. Holden, Democrats.
Eighth District: Contra Costa and San
Joaquin, IA. R. Malone, Democrat.
Ninth District: Sacramento, *Josiah John
son and w. |. Ferguson. Democrats.
Tenth District: Napa, Solano and Yolo
Humphrey Griffith, Democrat
Eleventh District: Marin, Mendocino and
Sonoma, *Alfred W. Taliaferro, Democrat
Twelfth District: Del Norte, Klamath and
Siskiyou, j. Berry, Independent.
Thirteenth District: Colusi, Shasta and Tc-
hama, E. Garter, Democrat.
Fourteenth District: Butte and Plumas, A
S. Hart and John Coulter, Democrats.
Fifteenth District: Sutter and Yuba, *R.
S. Mesick, *Jessee o. Goodwin, Americans
Isaac Allen, Democrat.
Sixteenth District: Nevada, KS. II. Chase,
Democrat: K. F. Burton, American.
Seventeenth District: Ell Dorado, Samuel
NJ. Johnson, *George j. Carpenter, S. F.
Hamm and w. B. Dickinson, Democrats
Eighteenth District Ell Dorado, two Sena-
tors, democrats.
Nineteenth District: Amador and Calave-
ras, L. N. Ketcham and W. I. Lewis.
Twentieth District: Sierra, VIM. A. Fergu-
son, American.
Twenty-irst District: humboldt and Trim
ity, John c. Burch, Democrat
Thirty-fve Senators in all. The next Sen.
ate will stand: Democrats, 25. Americans s.
Republicans 5.
Those marked thus hold over from last
year.
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-26

ORLINsKI's PIcTUREs.-Th police,
are in the habit of having photographs
taken of all the notorious thieves, bur-
glars, and other like characters that fall
in their clutches. Yesterday, in pursu-
ance of this custom, Orlinski, the famous,
was taken from the county Jail, and conduc-
ted to daguerreotypist in Clay street,
and made to sit for his likeness. The
populace got wind of the affair, and rem
dered Clay street quite as impossible as
the operations of Mr. Houston would
have done. The crowding, jostling and
other evidences Of this morbid desire to
see a criminal, was pitiful in the ex-
treme. Orlinski, having submitted to
the operation, was led to cab in waiting
and escorted back to his cell in the coun-
ty Jail; but on entering the vehicle, he
cast the most sardonic and scornful look
on the admiring multitude.-S. r. Her.
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-26

CALIFORNIA MARBLE.-A center table
has been manufactured at San Francisco,
by Peter Murphy, of California marble
procured in Suisun Valley. The material
is the same as that on exhibition at the Me-
chanic's Fair recently, and is of the. ala
baster species. 1t will compare favoraby
with the most beautiful specimens of Ital-
ian marble. The table is intended as a
present by some Democratic gentleman for
the Governor elect, and will arrive in Sac
on Friday morning.
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-26

~ Mr. THOS. BOYCE, is our authorized Agent in
Ban Francisco and empowered to collect and recin
for moneys due this Office
W Mr.. WM NJ. DENIG, is our General Agent. and
VIII canvass for subscribers advertising and lob work
make collections and reception the same
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-26
SPECIMEN HILL QUARTZ co.

NJ NOTICE.-There will be meeting of the
IN Stockholders ofthe Specimen Hill Quartz
Company, to be beld at their Office at Angels,
on Friday, the lst day of January, 1853, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
All persons holding stock in said Company
are respectfully requested to attend, as busi-
ness of importance will be transacted.
CHAS. SCOFIELD, President.
A. A. POLLARD, Secy-
Angels, Dec II. 1857. dec l9-lt.
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-26
The Next Legislature ,

The following embraces the list of names
composing the next Legislature, as taken from
the official returns:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21
The Republicans aud Repatriation.

The silence of the Republican organs re.
gardiug the State debt question, and their
neglect TO add "Pay the Debt" to their
ticket, helps to encourage the suspicion tha,
they are virtually in favor of Reputation,
andthe republication and tact endorsement
OF Pickett's ridiculous advocacy of such n
movement, by yesterdays Marysvlle Her
aid, leads to think that that prominent or
gan of the Republicans wishes to PROFOUND
reputation, but is more willing to throw out
this " feeler" than to openly avow such prin.
ciples on its own hook
The editor of the Herald prefaces the ex.
tracts from the Ishmaelites" oration, by
telling its readers, We do this because we
are in favor Of free discussion, and desire
that all sides should be heard.'' Docs Pick
EFT constitute :" side = Is there repudi
alton party, We have never rs yet heard
the latter affirmed by the prominent leaders
of any of the cOntendng parties, and what.
ever side might be taken up by a man of
Pickett's ultra, and insane ideas, we never
supposed his vagaries could be looked upon
as discussion Of either side of q popular
question, and indeed he is about the only
one whom We have heard Of as expressing a
wish to see the debt repudiated.
The orgaDs Of u party must certainly en-
tertain 2piaions upon so important IA ques.
ton rs That regarding the acknowledge
or reputation by the people of debt Of
more than three millions of dollars, and il
| they believe il should he paid let them say
so, and if reputation is their doctrine, let
them have the independence to mabe those
doctrines known and not beat about the
bush and hold up the insane declaration of a
lunatic as the argument Of " side Of such
n momentous subject If Mr. Stnnley's or
gans are in favor of reputation it is fair to
suppose he entertains the same notions, and
indeed Il silence upon the question is almost
or quite asquestionable n course rs the open
| advocacy Of reputation itself "Pay the
Debt is one Of the principles Of the Demo
cratic party, and therefore we suppose "Re
pudiation" i, or will be rotten plank in
the Republican platform
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21

ACCIDENT IN TUoLUMNE CoU NTY On
Tuesday, August 1lth, man named Fran
els Tibbett was mortally wounded, and an
other named Alexander Brady severely in
.jured by the premature explosion of II b'ast
at Buckeye Channel, near Vallecito Tib-
bits, whC was an Englishman, subsequently
died On Wednesday, the 12ih, near Spring
field, Tuolumne county, two men, named
Robinson and Glenn, were severely injured
by the fall of piece of scantling
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21
The Boilers.

Conceived in treason, hatch.d in anarcbv
and nourished by fallacy and the hope of
rendering the public revenue subservient to
their selfish schemes. the boilers of this iu.
dlelal district, indulge in the most reck less
charges against the Democracy, as ex pressed
by their convention, and by the use of
charges unsustained by truth or argument,
seek to cover their own violation of demo.
cratic usages and customs, by charging such
violation upon the party. Finding them
selves powerless to assail with the least hope
Of success, the principles of Democracy,
they take issue with the action of the party
by which those principles are promulgated
and brought into active exercise, because
the majority refused to comply with their
demand for official position power and infu-
ence. They profess to acknowledge the
truth and excellence of the Democratic
creed, and to reverence those principles by
means of which our country has grown
great and our people prosperous, free aud
happy, but refuse to recognize the time-hon
ored usages and customs by which alone
that creed and those principles receive their
force and effect. Goaded on by restless
and morbid ambition, and wrapped up in
schemes of self aggranlizement, they pause
not to consider that their violation of the
usages aud customs of the party, is destruc-
tive of the Democratic temple itself 1t is
gross hypocrisy to preach democratic prin-
ciples, and abandon the on|y means by which
they can be carried into effect. Il is gross
hypocrisy to claim to belong to the Demo-
cratic party, while fraternizing with the
opposition and endorsing and sustaining
their organization, arguments and vituper-
alton against the Democracy. A grosser
insult could not have been offered to the
good sense and integrity of Democrats, than
to suppose that they can or will be seduced
by their shallow sophistry and brainle-s ar
gument to hostilize against the principles of
Democracy, by joining a faction so diamet-
ricAlly opposed to those principles, and
which seeks its strength by promulgating
and fostering the destructive elements that
seethe in the reasonable cauldrons of no.
partyism, bolterism, higher lawism and Sc
cessionsm, the deadly and avowed enemies
OF the Democratic party, and consequently
of the principles maintained and defended
by that party. and BY it alone Yet this is
precisely what the bolter's organs require
of Democrats.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21
Economy should be tlae order
of tsae Day.

The Subscriber bcg4 leave to int rm the property
owners of OrovilIe, that he has come prepared with
the necessary apparatus TO build neat, substantial
FIRE PROOF STORES Of co NCRErE OR BirON,
at Il saving of - per cent. below the cost of brick
buildings. Having thorough knowledge of the
component parts OF this material and the manner OF
using IT, he can defy competition. Those desrous o1
building would do well to give him call. Plans ana
Specifications drawn with dispatch. Any applica-
lions lett at the baBklng house Of Hedges y ltanLon
viii meet wltA prompt attention.
jelUtf j p kIRWAN
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21

FOUND Drowned The body of man,
says the Sacramento State Journal of We'd
nesday, was discovered floating in the slough
near the head of Fourth street, by a China
man, on Tuesday afternoon. The body was
dressed in a hickory shirt, blue overalls,
and boots. and appears to he that Of a man
of about thirty five years of age. His whis
kers are of II sandy color and remarkably
long, especially on the chin. When the body
was found, the Coroner was absent in the
country, and as he did not return until late,
the inquest was not held until the next
morning The remains, in the mean tme,
were taken to the rooms of Mr.. Murray, Su
perintendent of the city cemetery Judging
from the appearance of the deceased. and
the fact that, although many have visited
the body. all have failed to recognize him, it
is probable that the man was miner who
lately visited the city. 1t is thought that
the body had been in the water two or three
days.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21

TEHUANTEPEc ROUTE The New Orleans
Delta of July 18th, says: The schooner
Chepaia. Capt. Lockwood, nine days from
Minittln, arrived yesterday. She brought
eleven passengers, one of whom informs US
that Col Summers and party, from this city.
had arrived at the Isthmus with saw mills
and piledriver, and were actively engaged
in driving piles and laying the foundation
of the bridgrs. When the pledriver was
put in operation, it created quite an excite
ment among the natives, they never having
seen anything of the kind, The greater por-
tion of the timbers for the bridges is already
cut and on the road ready for use. The
road. having paid all previous claims. is out
of debt. and the friends of the enterprise
may look for an early completion of the
road The contractors have the sympathy
of the leading men of the Isthmus, and can
command any amount of native labor, az
may be required, at 37a cents per day All
the natives exhibit most friendly disposi-
ton, AMI willingness to do everything in
their power for the Advancement of the work
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21

SUDDEN DEArH-Says the Nevada DEM
0crat,-a man named Justice Mcneil was
found dead in his room at the What Cheer
House, Broad street, on Monday morning
last lie had got out of bed during the night
and wrapped himself up in the blankets,
and in the morning was found lying on the
floor dead. An inquest was held by Justice
Anderson. aud the jury rendered verdict
that deceased came to his death from a
chronic affection of the liver He had been
sick about three months, but was not consid-
cred dangerous. He worked at the Eagle
saw mill for about year and half previ.
Gus to being taken sick McNeal was for
merly from Colebrook, Horkimer county,
New York
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21

SICKNESS AT TEHAMA - The Beacon
says. we are assured by DR.. j. NJ. Belts, of
Tehama. that disease is raging to such m
alarming extent in and around the town
that it is with difficulty that be can get any
rest or sleep, notwithstanding there are two
physicians in the place. He says that he re-
fuses, on an average, five calls day that he
is wholly unable to attend to.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21
Notice TO Tax PAYERS.

The Tax Payers Of Butte County are hcrohy notified
that the BOARD Of Equalization will meet at the Court
House in Orovle on MONDAY. Aug. /. 1885,, at 10
O'Clock NJ for the equalization OF Taxes, and col
tnue in session unlil The business is disposed Of
n. B No application for The reduction ,r renis.
sion of Taxes will be he rd arr the close o the ses.
sion. MILES CHAPLIN, Clerk Of Board
By NJ II. DARRAcH, Deuty aJi4
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21
Merchants EXCHANGE.

This Saloon by far the best arranged, most popular
and best lighted of anv in Oroyille or vicinity. ptoyi-
ded with five first class Billiard Tables, a talented
band Of Musicians, the best stacked Dar, and the
most attentive and CONF eteit bar Keepers in North
California. is now under the sole control Of the
under signed, who soIci,s and hopes he may merit
anu receive continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the Saloon.
l. UNANIMOUSLY,
June 90 Alias count"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21
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FEMININE Says the Red
Bluff BtacOn, While the women in some Of
the older States are preparing for Il terrible
onslaught against the male CT cation, some
of the fair denizens of this place have been
nduging in internal strife; two Mexican
women had a combat the other evening, one
cut the other with knife across the throat
and cheek, while bathing in the riyer--not
dangerously
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21
Get Your Licenses.

All persons doing business for which q State or
or County License IL required. requested to call
at the frcasurer's ONE and procure the same as
list Of denquents will be made out by order of the
Grant Jury, and placed in the hands of The nisrlc,
Attorney. BY attending 20 the above will save costs
WM LATTIMO ORE, County Treas'r.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21

SUIcIDE.-A young man named Chas. F.
Brewster. says the California Express, died
in barn at the Star House, on the Nevada
road, eight miles from Sacramento, on Tues
day morning. Gambling and the use of in
toxicatiug drinks brought him to the deter
mination of putting an end to his life. He
had swallowed a vial of opium.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21
Wonderful DEVELOPMENTS!

An persons de-irous of witnessing some wonderful
experiments tho science of Psychology, can do So
by assembling at Patt-rsons' Saloon, opposite tho
Couh House, where all preset viii be convinced OF
The fact that one mind can be made To b, come tho
recipient Oi another, and all diseases arising from
non circulation Of the blood can BIZ cured il five min
uies by taking forty drops of pure Brandy sold tho
above Saloon. j23
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. j. GILBERT.

Member of the Roya! College of surgeons London
'ormerly Surgeon Accoucher to the Chria Church
LyinS-in institution, London, and late House Phy>
stefan to The State Marine Hospital, San Francisco.
~ B pr, G can receive few patients into his
house Downer street md door from Montgomery.
0royllle, Aug. llh
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21
Peaches! Peaches.. Peaches.,,

Families and dealers in Fruit can find con.lan,
supply of the celebrated Peaches grown on the ranch
# Mr.. q H. beach Mar. sville, received every day
fresh from The nursery at tho
jl+ PIONEER VARIETY STORE,
Myers street, doors from Montgomery, Oroville,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21
Special Notice.

on and after tnis date, shah sell exclusively for
ASH. As This rule will be strictly adhered to gen.
ilemen will please note All persons knowing them.
selves indebted TO lis are requested 10 seule iminedi
atcly, We determines To close all outstanding
accounts. ID. TOY y OTrERSuN,
OrOvile, July l3, 1857, Nl3u
Hx- North Californian copy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21

New PApER.-We have received the first
and second numbers of the Butte County
Democrat, "a tri-weekly paper recently start
ed in Orovl.e 1t processes to be Democrat
ic, but supports Mr. Lewis for District Judge
against the regular Democratic nominee
.Neradd Democrat
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21
GS- The weather was unusually and very
uncomfortably warm yesterday.
German D.la.o,.,, ..,eutiou,

There viii be n meeting OF Germans held on Friday
Evening next, August 2st, at O'Clock for the pur-
pose of forming German Democra,ic Club All ia.
vorale to the movement are requested to attend
puncluaiiy al the Jackson Club Room, Corner Myers
and Rirl SIS
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
tor Justice Of the Peace.

The numerous irieads Of N. p. CARTLAND. Esq
hereby announce him as an iNBEPyNDEST Candidate
at the ensuing Election for the Office OF Justice of the
Peace for Ophir Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21

DISTRESSING AccIDgNr.--A man named
Marion BOllinger. while working a reaping
machine in 6eld near Santa Clara, a few
days since, injured his foot in such a man.
nsr that it was found necessary to amputate
the limb.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21

TAKEN THE SrUMP.-Hon. Milton s La
than has taken the stump and intends can
vassng the State for the Democratic ticket
We hope TO see him in Oroville very shortly.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21

Ice Our bucket was yesterday filled
with ice and our heart with gratitude by
the kindness of those generous gentlemen
hessrs. Diekey Go. Heaven bless 'em.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21

AVARMINr.-Aliv live alligator from South
America is on exhibition at San Francisco,
IN the Pacific Museum.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21
For supervisor.

The friends OF GEORGE w. WILMOT announce
him MS Candidate for The Office of Supervisor Of
Third District
Oregon Township, August IL, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21

THANKs.-We again offer our thanks to
hessTs. De Witt Calkns for down river
papers OF yesterday. We also thank John
Davis for delivering them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21

Grand Medical and surgical Institute,
SACRAMENTO street, below Montgomery, opposite Pa
ciec Mail Steamship CompaDy's Office, san Fran
cisco, California, established in 1854, Cor the perrna-
nent o all Private and Chrome Diseases and the
suppression of uackery.
Attending anu Resident Physician, l.. J. CZAP-
KAY, NJ d., late in the Hungarian Revolutionary
War, Chief Ply ysician 10 The 2-th Regiment Of HON
vcds, Chief Surgeon 10 the Military HO, pital OF
Peslh, Hungary, and late Lecturer Oh Diseases OF
Women and Children"
Communications strictly confidential.
Consultations, by letter or otherwise. free.
Address l.. j. CZApkAY, Md.
je27-3m San Francisco, California.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21
On the STATE Debt Question,
ay tho ID bt.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKE'
For County Judge,
THOMAS WELLS.
For Member of Assembly
JAMES KITCHENS,
For Sheriff.
NATHAN d. PLUM.
For County Clerk,
M. II. DARRACH.
For County Treasurer.
III. U. JENNINGS.
For Tax Collector,
w. W. HOBART.
For Recorder,
JOHN F. KIMMEL.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
P. II. HARRIS.
For Assessor.l
DAVID WEAVER.N
For Public Administrator,
WILLIAM C0FFEY.
For Superintendent of Common Schools,
A. C. MORSE.
For Surveyor,
GEORGE ID. FRENCH.
For Coroner,
JAMES HARLOW.
For Supervisor, First District,
PHILIP FARRELY.
For Supervisor, Second District,
OWEN MURPHY.
For Supervisor, Third District,
J. p. RIPLEY.
or Justices of the Peace. Ophir Township,
JOHN S. BERRY.
EDWARD DONOHUE.
For Constables,
MATTHEW J. PURCELL.
M. A. MCLAUGHLIN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21
DissOiusiOr.,

DASeSAlsIOH.
FENHE PARFN ERStilP heretofore existing under
M the n iine and style of Anderson * Mc(i,e 10
me hu'cheHhg business. ia tins day dissolved by In
tnal consent. } w McGee having bought the inter.
est OF ! ~ Anderson is authorised TO r. ceIve all
deots due the late firm Of Anderson n Mct;ee
J. w. MCGEE,
L. VI. ANDERSON.
0'OviIle August 10. 1857.
Being thankful for past patronage. assure my for.
mer customers thai will curducl Ge business on as
liberal scale as heretofore, eRdeavorng Ia give en-
tire satisfaction TO ALL j. w, mcgee
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-21
DIR. AUBERT.

FRENCH PHYSICIAN, Graduate of the Medical
College of France SURG EON AND ACCOUCHBR,
(Diploma exhibited when requiied,) Montgomery st.,
opposite the Orleans Hotel.