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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02
BROWN 4 HILLIARD.
81 No. 1ss Lake Street, Chicago.
Wholesale Dealers and Nanufa actursrs of
BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

Two UPHOLSTERERS AND FURNITURE DEALERi
We have IN stock our manufactured VIZ
MATTRASSES AND BEDDING ao Fl
. . $50 OF ALL KINDS, tr..f
Including the following goods by the ton and BALE Curle
Grass, Springs, Webbing, Twine, urispse, Damssks Gimp
Trimmings, ETC., etc.
HOTELS, CHURCHES,
STEAMBOATS, 1E j
AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS,
Furnished ut Eastern Prices,
AND AT SHORT NOTICE.
apl6-3m d&W
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02
,.-The Stare Of Maine

A TRE4soNABLE HsE.-The State Of Maine
says: -
'sOM old hen was put TO sst on t4isty-one eggs,
sps Snly sixteen chicken. were hsssasf. w
treason. On sccoqpt Of this ssigni6csnt sign Of
her hostility to the Union, n..s
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02
SEri1rrlesota Giju1ss,
Mine. Every victim (:

Mr.. Stark, of 'Norwalk, Conn.,, has written
some fsarfuly vivid poetry on the terrible disas-
ter at that place, two years ago. From one
of his poems We clip the following,--a song of
the Steam Engine:
DAT Norwalk Draw where by car,
They went to their watsry graves, aha -
How yelled with Joy lespcd the bound,
And laughed the waters gurgling sound
With . sudden check On the fearless din
Through cranks and wheels, came rattling tAt
And thought as lay In the sesthing brine,
OF that dark and dingy house Of mine,
Where under the smoky roof % dim,
Lit mp BY the lanterns feeble glim,
How brothers sought for brothers form,
And fathers sens Jet soft and warm
How mothers came with accents Wild,
To search the dead for missing child
How lying gasping, side by side,
Was living groom and q dying bride;
While the full light the lantern shed,
Shone grim and ghestike oer the dead;
And said ~ thought Of that ghastly line
o Nine every victim-mine, all minep'
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

q Speaker Banks has had public dinner
rendered him by the citizens Of Boston. Press
Ing sngagsnsots, however, prevented his accept
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02
Patented Julv IL. 1884.

SIDING AND FLOORING MILLs.SThis mill is n perfect
@ @ 70 any thickness required without stopping
the M 70 change the set 1t requires bunting post stop
lhe carriage ggng back, weight machinery
mco as changes are all made without
Tne seton In this mill IL the only thing
attached to m and in cutting lumber way, It is rs
necessary TO mill to make good lumber Az
as the takes the igging motion,
on from the far enough allow the back
ont or trembling Of the saw, and after jgeng
the feeng or reverse motion and next cut,
as together with the offset, the
pie accuracy This mill be arranged patented 70
cut board every time the carriage saw
case the offset Is not used, but perfect
accuracy both ways The machinery this mill is
strong and yet smpe having machinery
whee TO oreak as 1t adapted to the country ex-
pressy II Will stand hard usage, lunber
win less power and do better the length of time
hAn any other mill In We parties who are
using This MILL hat have cut six twelve per
ute, anu have cut from eighteen two
feet per hour with the for,card cut only. ~ :
Mills are kept constantly hand, rights OF single mills
for sale reasonable terms. -
ManufactOry, 155 Canal street.
Between Jackson and Adams Streets.
Tne loiiowng gentlemen who using these Als permit
us to name them references
Foss, Chaplin Marsh, Chicago. K. urgan, Nanitowoc Ws
Kennedy l. Stockbridge, w. II. Powers Grand IA
1.-TWO mills) Kalamazoo, pids Mich -
?. N. Farhnain, st. Paul. Green 4 Grars. Cedar Ra-
L. Cranky, Barraboo, Wis. pids, Iowa, - :
80 j. q. Chase, Oshkosh, Wis.
N. II. WE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH DOUBLE q 1T
MILLS ON SHORT NOTICE. apl6-wIv
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02
70 sTOCK OwMRns-

ITO prevent Hides ON the Fence,, buy and M, WELLS
\ GERAAN CONDITION POWDER, which is becoming
S Hnown - the great German Remedy prevent
ana cure all diseases OF Horses, Cattle Shesp
me Recipe from German surgeon.
Tns was USED In private practice than years. me
bats smooth, and by its
FkICE 70 cents, 80 cents, and 81. =. ' = =, y
B. n. WELLS. No. So Dearborn at. Chicaso.
Proprietor Of the above, and also Of
Pecora Syrup, for Coughs, Colds and Consptou
WILLY German Linment; WELLS, Great Western PM:
ana general deslerin PATENT MEDICINES PRRFUMERY,
etc Tne above medicines sold in s Cities towns
sne Wes Address orders above st. Lous
Chcago or other cities. Get Wes Almanac for 1851 6old
N this CITY by Win. 81. Woln. J. W. Bond mhIa-Smv
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

FANNY KHxBL1 BsrLxR ON rm SrAcr.-The
New York Evening Post states that the Rev. Hen.
y W. Bellows, Of the Church Of All Souls in that
city, having accepted an invitation to speak at
the approaching Dramatic Fund Dinner, in de-
fence OF the stage, We understand Mrs. Kemble
has written him letter protesting against such
course. and pronoancing the moral influence of
the stage evil, and only evil.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02
t men ~
scRIvEN GALLA0HERD, ~
Nswspspsr Cclisetss Assssy
h.u sl, - peaybeFn street., Chieaes. IN.
yro1l
x|vH,, /,
FIELD AND. GARDEN sExps..
S4esha HRW AND 0RHnfHE-

FIELD AND GARDEN SEEU0.
a-io NEW AND GRHUlxx.
% = d. S ' aas y As
III ny ;; s;sss ssfsS 1Hp
KING PHILIP, RED DLAzH, AND OxHBR MIMI
isSsis: ss ~. :ss ether
sor sns 1tchsn Garden yi b ,ound fun and eonpsss
Win = sosDd = .nsss o %
po9tstions. 4aae lf go T7117 III - =
CHINEsE SUGAR 0ANR--PURE SEED.
The subscribers have obtained supply OF the seed OF te
above plant now at.rscns much q public sttsnss.
ssa sss g. ss :s
.:S asoS s u" i y = ": yS % =
0Sr e tas m ss.a e.. syup for:ss msns ns
ss q s saS be- s
yield from AOo 70 goo gallons Of ne syrup, equal ne best
fodder. soxn
deeply plowed OF highly manured, win yield THIsrY to
szcssnt TOR human iosd and when soasd ns nc
neal and fattens domestic animals very speedily.0
u coR s =:
eontaining enough TO plant onsfourth scs rls
pie. These packages forwarded Pen nkIr rnxs OF
70 any on recept Of u for sech package.
ty Early orders are solicited, the supply ssed quite
OUR IMPLEnrNr prpA Rrrrrr -,u r. ,or,a ..-,.,...-
with tools asd machines for stys
Farming, and all OF the most spprovsa articles. n
q Dealers supplied at liberal discounts. s.
Pun Catalogues gratis. receipt postage stamp.
mhls-etw No. ao1 Lake Street, Chicago, III.
wHoLEsALE BOOT AND SHOE sToRE.
public generally that in sddson to ss.ser seets
sns Of variety Of SPRING GOODS, which he Vim q. a
% low figure andon good any house In the
attention given 70 hns orders from The country
mnl2-smw No. 90 Lake Street, Chicago.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

WHrx You ELoPx Dox'r FoRo.r you. p.xr
Il is said that . young farmer living near the
tewn of Knox, n. T., ran away on Sunday last.
with young lady By the name Of Hunt. He left
the house while bis wife and two childfm we're
absent at church. In his hurry to depart he left
his pocket book in I" his other pantaloens. On
examining the pesket book, it was found TO cor
tain $268, four ve.lstters, and lock of Mas
Hunts hair, done up in txue lovers knot.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02
WINNIE, !
NORTMWE1TERn sg2aY a1et4f
+ X p r e SIS CO MPAN r.
(EsrA1LssnED u ISL

Pr SAFE and Speedy 1snsportssa ef Nonsy Ysiobjs
and Iig1t Rrsignt cellsstla a Rsynsnt of Nolss, p
u1Ils and Accounts, and all tie busnG1s Of
$ - 0RHERAL ExRRB8S IORWARDUo.
1870 The opening q ssysstsn. We shal ssansaes
.sa.k psy s;sessss = "a principal points r ths vsas:a
5sSi8 Iss!sshif 1lt.R = s.!.y:ssaz Y 49,.
HlIHHS0fA RfyI1 Ssmi-vsskiT to skstcpss, 1sie
Yisnss Hspdson, L. spsur 1ravsss dss Sissss 0ssrss,
ne ~ = sns asl ssssvs nsnsy md vsss.
blss b. 1xpesse me ehespsst vw - get snail ~ e
nDo1s, englo poekegeo hon she uaot = b. IxprS.
PHa ths rsnovssy e g Lest DeGBaos snd 1uonfp eur
realities uvalIsd. rsScuIay sttsatton v - - =
Glling laogF1ptfono OrnoD, an eoontfng OoD
,. @. BURBANK CO.,
sps-10d&w 01ee at he toos q Jaskoeo NDoot.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

AMERICAN WHIP COMPANY. =
MANUFAcTURERs OF
w HI PS AND ASHES.

4 Store, II Randolph street, Chicago, III.
J. 2. JORDAN CO., Agents. q
ne intention Of the company 70 keep constantly on
nand s this Print, slarge varied Of whip
ec Factory Prices, with the addition freight
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

EV A girl in trousers has been gallanting in
Syracuse, breaking the hearts Of the ladies, and
winning their brightest smiles by her sgrscsful
and courteous 'havior." The russ was not dis
covered until she left the city. s1a.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

"a y GEORGE w. CHAPMAN CO.
(Successors to J. W. Foster h Col
Manufacturers of c. r. F0r's Patent Seff-Seffino
SIDING, FLOORING AND LOG MILLS,
For saving all Kinds of Lumber with : (irculsr.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

hereby Given that The Duplicate receipt No. MIA so ~
quarter Of fhe North quartz Of a<e ~
nve ~ u Townsnp Notwentyseven Nostf Of Rsnes tveeSv
Sne entered ~ use at the saltwater Lsnd 1sca ~
een eno that q ths expiration three weks f
nsss e tbs potessI viii Sppy 70 ~
q ms oenefal Land Once for the rs-peymSrf a ~
ehass meuey Paid fos cid Iand. - - : - - Su-
sp11-otv yArra y nAvn~-r,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02
O. From beautiful dirge in Hasper's Week
ly we take the following stanza. 1t il one OF

the finest SMILES We have ever read:
Like 70 ssme shattered berg, that pale and lone,
Drifts from the white North to . tropic zone,
And In the burning day
Wasted, peak by peak away,
TIL some rosy even,
dies with sunlight blessing IL; 50 he
TRANQUILITY foated TO . Southern sea,
And melted into Heaven.
a. Here IL gem, BY Richard Henry Stoddard: :
The sky 10 Q drinking cup,
That overturned Of old,
And IL pours In the eyes OF
Its wine Of airy gold!
We drink that wine all day,
TIL the last drop ID drained up,
And lighted on TO bed
BY the Jewels in the cup!
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02
l.I5l Json: J fssa
= ALBBHT q. RICHARueoNss


|yty@ ALB1HT q. RICHAnpsoN,s
Advertising and 0orrsspondng Oncs, 90 Duadway, N.Y
ssCosrARsv RAf ExrKRmInAToR.
inssllibis dssssyerm RATS, NICE, ANTS, GROUND
sss a. i a: sss: ssss:: :: q: q:
aoosrAfsn BED BUG sxrsRx1nAroA
r Never snows @ ss.nd used day by tho.nAsa
i -. :COsTAHs" xLScrRIo P0vDuR. 81
na the deseuctioa Of MOTHS, MusoUIroxs, PLIES,
.As; n., rLxsr INSECTS, vERsdls on Fowls AND AM
sols wlelsssie sud Retail At acosrA Ivs, rslScrpAL
and sas me y ss
sSs CsSsas Wef Lalts cssyovsis saI SesiH Insries.
soos ssnt sss = e. Tie cash.
pls.. ~ s@s sls sss Dus up
p~.~,. - u new places, with CARDS, Show Bills,
. ssss for ships,
san >; ss se,..s .s . A.s
az 2sss... sss..:: e ;s
81 MvisosAroH.4 S1I4
@F H Ihe
sa ae4 eo%s;st. %Ss. s-4
te - s,so,i ~, sstislsef the eees
b lsa % odersd TO the public.
It has stood the test ofiwsn-
y yeen IN this country, and
have re- been .Ss aspa'sss % ss.1.ss e as'.. .
the e, sssan: ,Ss ss. and
&c. tbneshmsbe: in short everything TIE M n.
su,.s:: Price 50 cent? and u pr bottle. -'
- - s PAPHIAN LOTION. I'D 5H
OR FLORAL BEAUfIRiRR.
raf ssaa mB.Asa A uBltfS s4sal Hf1
great
af.t-N fis ~ tsN Cosmetic @s-
for beautify- r.l,
ing the skin
complexion, pef-
fumtng the breath, for
curing Chapped Hands, Face
Lips Txn, Sunburn, Breckles, !
fimpes, Scaids, Burns, &c. A sure
ana safe cure for the Piles washinR
VIII give instant relief. After shaving. A.
very soothing TO the skin. keeps the hsnds sost
and white, and of the 10 n Nm he
''s y y great remedy. Price 80 cents and e
MAGIC HAIR DIE.
lt hA4 One
or the ..lul
very best
Il re ID s Natural Dyes ~
in the world. Its
fa long use has proved IL
to be beyond comparison:
ana being . vegetable produc-
= uon, no injury can possibly be done -
70 the skin. 1t II easily applied, and you
.lis can obtain black or brown, which will dsfy
the best tulges TO tell 1t nature itself. Prcs
y and u 30 per bog. Made and sold BY x. PHXLON
at i Broadway. Dey Brosdway - Mich.
oiss hote n. T., and all Druggists and Fancy Stores
------L tnroushout the United Statss. spo-smdav
ITFer snly -, steady employment good businsss
and proAt Ct $l0o month guaranteed For pssu,r>
enclose stamp to ). L. n, Harmony, 4. /. sp,euv
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

4. Durgan, Manitowoc, Wis.
w. T. Powers, Grand Rs-
pids, Mich. -
Green l. Grairs. Cedar Ra-
pids, Iowa. p
shkosh, Wis.
TO FURNISH DOUBLE OUT
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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

q The New York Tribune Of the l7th., gives
Us the particulars Of nsfarious plot to procure
the escape from prison of Huntingdon emo
raj insanity" forgsr-w which plot was timely dis
covered and prevented. The schsms waste forge
the name Of the Governor to pardon, Tho a.
sumed name Of this forger No. 2 q John Scratch-
ard Huntington frowned upon the movement,
told Scrasohard he'was q fool, and finally caused
his arrest! There are supposed to be some ae-
completes in the conspiracy lurking around.
ca There is sound philosophy in the follow
ing from the New York Mirror: A -
"Lifs is short: and that portion Of it which
one human being devotes to iniuring, Furnishing
and destroying another, we are inclined to think
will pay but. poor dividend on the final settle.
ment of differences.' tfF 10
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02
FITZ GRINDALL,
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS.

have this day sold my the business Ncels
Ynne Co., George ". NcoIs, gentleman Of means
ana Sxp6Fnce merchant, and would take this ocsso1
"a reo6rneud the ew , cousng John Nieols, II. u
Klsne md eorgs " Nc6s doing busiYess under TIE Hans
a ~ ol@ arm Of Eico, Tnne Co., veFfhy Il p1s
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

e w. 5. SPENCER 4 CO.'S,
Advertising, Newspaper and Collecting Agency,
Me- ioA Randolph Street, Chicago, Iaineis.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02
ABBOTT L KINGMANs
Manufacturers Of
SASH. BLINDS AND DOORS


ABBOTT KINGMAN, u
Manufacturers Of
SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS,
Dealers in
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, &c.
FACTORY, Yard and Office, No. 500 Clark Street,
Between Taylor and Twelfth Streets,
Near X. 1. and M. S. R. R. Freight Depofs,
Chas h. Abbott Benjamin F. Kingman.
List OF prices furnished dealers application. a7yw.
COOLEY, FARwELL CO.,
Successors to COOLEY, WADswoRrH & Co.,)
and dS96eTs Of FANCY GOoRS snd Whole
Nos 49, ~ and 46 Wabash Avenue, Blocks East the
fremont House, Chicago, Illinois. mh1s-smw
SPRING STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
DAVIS, MOODY 4 CO.,
NUMBER II SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.,,
IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers In STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS, together with HATS, BONNETS and MIL
having ample facilities prepared offer inducements
country merchants, fully equal to those OF Eastern Marke.
Chicago, ILL., mhl3-3mw
1857. SPRING GOODS. 1857.
DOG g TT, BASSETT HILLS
Successors to Ward, poRgett & Co.,
Wholesole Dealers and Manufacturers, -
Age now Prepared to Exhihit their
SPRING STOCK or
ROOTS AND, SHOES,
Comprising all varetes adapted wants of City and
Country Trade,
To which they respectfully invite the attention
MEMS KIP AND THICK BOOTS,
Made In their Chicago Mandatory, constantly hand
The above will be offered at the lowest prices
1913, south water street, 1873,
ai7amw Near Clark street Bridge.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

EWING e. COFFY,
Importers Of Stoves and Msnufacturersof M I
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE.
now opened in the store formerly occupied By
H Masters, where we intend to keep constantly
Gsods all kinds OF HardYsfe and Cnsr, Irsn,
Steel, Nails and GLASS; Flour Pork Goods rocees
VIII also dc General Commission Russlness. ~ {
For reference, apply to Ewing Coy, Sioux
n. EWING, NELSON OorrY.
April 18th, $3.50 ft4 tT'77 iv.v
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

ST. PA UL IRON STORE!
NIcOLs Z BERKEY,
MZHOLRSALE DHALERS IN IRON, NAIIS STEEL
w PLOws, AXES, SPRINGS, AXLRS, ANVIIa. VICESs.
BELLOWS,
AND HEAVY HAR1WARE CENTRALLY.
Also, PRINTING PAPER, WINDOW GLASS.
vULcANIzHD RUBBER, AND LEATHER BsLr1Na,
Grs"d'tons', Pufsbswgh Coel &C., re.
WABAsHAw STREET, -. Paul, n. z.
n Agents for J. O. Herrag Co.'S. snd g. 4 NJ Hs,t,s,
kRe errooi SaIess jal.lyW
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

NEW WHOLESALE DRUG wARnHoUsB.
BROWER VAN DUZER,
Prairie du Chen, Wiscensin, Near the Milwauhis
ana Mississippi h. r. Depot,
Dealers IN Dsgs Msdicnes Psints, OILS, W5sdov 0lsss
Vernjshes. Tobacco, CsgGvs Wlnss LSevors, ac.,I =
PAT1NT MEDICINES. AT MANUFAOTU re EHP FRIOus.
to the trade the largest and selsctsd steck Of
" the sbeve article In the VEST At low prices Hsrchan
and others contemplate soAg further South or Iass Wouid
DO we'll 70 give them call before hssng elsewhere.
March 26th, 1857. ~ liz mh16.Yvv
CHANCE. nAi
GENTS wanted In town county 70 canvass for
"A the National Political Map Of the o. and
energetic Retail Is cts. Address,
ap27-lt g. BRINCKLOE 4 co., Box 663 PHI. p O.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

Is i0iQ BARNUM BROTHERS, a.
MPOKTERS and Wholesale Dealers IN TOYS, FANCY
GOODS, Wood and Willow Ware, Housekeeping Articles,
&C., &c; manufacturers FIRE WORKS, No. ITO Lake
street, Chicago, Illinois. lf.. ! mhQa-amdGv
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
NUMBER 2l0
Orouil,e I]aj,q Eatte &rrog1.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY ID, 1851
ORoviLLx, May lst, loo'.

Ma. Enron IF you will give place IN
the Rtc0yd to the remarks Of one q 'h"
hard-d,ted ycomanry, VIII speak my mnd
in as condensed form ns possible OF the re
lative claims ln parN the democratic nom
inces have upon our c"mnunlty.
E,qr. We.I, has long ocen identified with
the Interests OF the Dean cratic panty, ""d
the relation he sustains to the inhabimnts
hy virtue of interest in this town, require
no comments upon his qualifications or
vouchers for the faithful performance OF his
respective duties.
Mr.. Leovy, one of the Oldest merchants
in this town, and real estate holder, IS not
only in possession Of a sound mlhd anu lr-
reproachabe character, but has business
tact which will quality hun foI any emer-
geucy. -,
Mr.. Smith, is high minded, honorable
gentleman, and the amount ol property he
has accumulated IN thIs town Is ample eNl-
dence of II cautious and ouslhesS-Hhc
manner of conducting the affairs ut home,
and If honest business men are the men re-
quired to fiji the Offices Of Trustees, he GER
tanly will not fall short.
Mr.. Garrott being situated at the extreme
end Of the town. and having also, great IN
terest in the welfare Of almost every lnhab-
liant and being actuatcd by II high sense OF
honor. | am induced to believe that he, 50 far
A. efficiency is considered, can not be ex-
celled. and from his extensive interest aud
general advance toward Improvement enti-
tie him to the support OF all the NOters "a
this town, irrespective Of party.
Daniel Otterson, by his courteous and al
fable manner has won the esteem OF all who
may have had the pleasure OF hls acqualnI
tnuce. and the jealous interest he has ever
manifested in the prosperity OF this town.
attest the validity of his claims upon the
public, and every one who IS judge mus
acknowledge him practical business man.
and in point of character, worthy oil any
office in the citt Of the citizens OF OroVue.
From nv personal observation anu ac-
ouaintance. am fully satisfied that our can
,Illate, for Marshal and TreaSurer-JcS9o
Beene and James McWilliams. are me mc"'
wisely selected for the situations most APP
prom1ate 20 their c.aracter, anu that sell-
rc.rect. and n SQUAD SAFE VIII Duoy
them through their official career WIN
credit TO themselves and To the entlre satl5-
faction OF the community
And now last, but not least-l come 10
speak OF Mr.. OShea, our candidate LOT AS
SCISSOR. If the broad hrogue designating
the place of birth of man upon iorelsm req,
soil di.qualifes him for official position theh
SIR. MIR. O'Shea has no claim up n TINS clIy
Int If interest, honest heart and sound
and well trained mined, always occupied IN
a public capacity, is any evi ience OF qnHh-
cation, then, sir, do clam It for AR. . 9hea'
and finally, am fully persuaded that tho
wisdom Of our committee will be iulIy en-,
dorsed on the day Of the election by all
sound Democrats. "
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
LrsHED DAILY (sUNDAYs EXCEPTED
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation IN the mining hnd agrlchi,urNl dl
syirs of the county vi contain the local and general
news of The week, iucrspcrsed with h'ar"-t'h3 ms
ccllaneous reading matter. II will contain twenty
,,iyht columns ot reading matter and VIII be one "'
the larce.l aud cheapest Wee<iy Newspaper IN the
stale. Published every Saturday. Trrn.-Sj per
Annum six months -; three months. 81.
AuvtRrsENESrs per square of ten lees or le-s'
a., iu.a,tion $500
" W rt g',i,s',,,an, insartion | so
rY" A liberal deductionwlli be made iniaVoro OF
those who ad yertise by the yenr
RI- business cards inserted on reasonablctcrms
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
j. R Z C+ Ia NJ -
STEAM REFINED CANDY
M A UF ACT DRY,
FIRST TIoNE Re-


on the Pacific coast. he atters himself he will be
able to give entire satisfaction 10 all who may favor
him with their trade.
Hl nrw aud improved process, his candies are
made at quicker RAJ e and at ess expense than for.
merly, 40 that he i enabled 10 sell at much lower
figure than heretofore
Persons desiring anything in his line will do well
to call and examine his splendid stock of candies, as
we'll "a his prices he feels confident they cannot
ta to please the strctest economist.
Wholesale PRICES.
beautiful assortment OF STICKS, LUMPS AND
DROPS, selling at the reduced rates.
COMFITU RE including
GARAWAY SEEDS, pearlpd and smooth,
CINNAMON STRINGS,
GLOVE BUDS.
CASSIA BUDS.
COREANDER SEEDS; large ana
small at 20tS per pound.
GUM DROP--SNDOrlI ALMONDS
JUJUBE PASTE. FRENCH MOTTOES,
ALMOND CANDY, &c. nj 30 cents.
AALso--A beautiful assortment of FRENCH CAN
IES. varying in prices according to quality
The attention of the trading public j. invited to cx
anime this immense stock Candies. comprising very
thing in tie "dulce" line.
He leaves il tnlhe buyres 10 Judge OF the SUP er0riy
of his articles call and for yonrse Ives for oc-
uIar demonstration * proof positive. }. X EGAN.
tween Bush and Sutter, san Francisco bl9-tf
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02

W. nr. J. l.. CgAPKAy.-rhe gentleman whose
name forms the caption Of this notice is one of the
few modern phy sciaus whose application to Ills pro
ession and devotion to the afflicted, render him alike
IN ornament TO the one and benefit To the other A
Hungarian by birth he sought with kossuth to place
his country among the nations of earth, beyond the
oppressors rule, that her might rejoice in the
practice of those precepts which are alike our glory
md our pride In his efforts to do, he has reaped
ihe reward of Intellectual resistance to oppresonand
"a home and II country know him no more" Apart
however, from his claims upon our consideration as
patriot the testimonials of character and capacity
which he brings entite him to public confidence to
the exclusion of those who possess neither the one
or the other AZ agcnteman his character Is nh'ar-
nished as Il physician, his skin unsurpassed; snd
10 thosa whose imprudence has left upon them the
tnjnts Of disease, we can conscentiou-Iy cumueud
him with the assurance that in him they VIII nhn u
friend whom To know il great gain. The Dr's Once
il No Sand / Armory Hall, corner OF sacramentCahd
n,,,,nn,o,v strnais SAN Francisco. al4-3m