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Since his marriage to his present accomplish
cd wife, Mr.. Douglas has greatly improved in
outward appearance. He not only drcssesmore
carefully, but looks better every way. Even in
debate he exhibits more courtesy and amenity
towards his Republican associates in the Senate,
and his friends say that he is an altered man.
His style of living is on scale of liberalty not
am told that on reception days, three hundred
carriages may sometimes be seen before his
dwelling, which was recently very handsomely
furnished
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Loves all,
A madrigal

or some such device not over abundantin sense.
Such has been the tenor of my Valentine OBJ
scrvations to-day, and 1 believe will let you
have them without mixing any thing else with
them. Yours,
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Tue case of Miss sallie Stafford, of New York,
against Mr.. B. n. Barton, for rape, has been
concluded, and Mr. Carton, acquitted, heyoung
woman being in a high state of nervous pros
tration having been overwhelmed with confu-
sion in court. The prosecuting counsellin the
case, made wrathful speech consuming the.
counsel for defense for allowing the reporters
the privilege of copying the private letters of
Miss Stafford to her friends in Philadelphia.
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Land for So
]. IArn.
For Sale or Ran

A HOUSE on HampdeB street--cvcrsI bn-s., -
IA and John streets All near the Hetspi,t NJ, "
The Crescent Iron Worss- Also store room -. ~ III
house on Main st.eet, Centre Wheeling F7IuiT q; s
- JCTTS REJ,cr
jan9-I st Mr.. Luis-NI a,t,t -,
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For Rent.

rINHE Store Room, on Main street, farmerr e..,..,
George Mendel = Furniture Wtr-roo., - y
dec3t FRANCIS r. ARsisTpo-e %
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MIsCELLANEous.
ALL HAIL!l
SOMETHING FOR TIE MILuIONlI
PROF.. MOODS
HAIR RESTO RIA III v E.

w 0AL't TIE I'm, ArIhNI, , p lib Old AND
back to It's nrgina color gray narcovers the head the
bald with luSurian rovtlremoyes the danruG,
ing, and all cutaucuus erptionScauses continual
OF the natural uids and hence, II used regular dress
for the hair, wi preserve rs colo= and keep
falling to extreme old in all It's natural beauty. We
call them upon the bald te diseased in scalp 10
it, and surely the yor; will not they the
ing locks theEchng curl be wihoutit. Its praise
Is upon the tongue OF thousands.
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REAL ESTATE sAT.ns
Wheeling Island 81

fF1HE uplersignsd offers Tor sale al Is, 49,.
Island now IN the occupancy Of Eiiij % u, helrs
siirset GnT5en He has hadit laid Gus ist SAs,
rI'sing IN size from Que aud i.aIf To yiv ssa fis
laIe, forty feet wide, running trOlgi ~ uih4
Town Lots 70 the head q the Island 1shtfe iEsr NJ.
Tor beauty OF location, ADD fertility Of .o, ~,
isI1ot s'F''sssfd % ,lS! il's fio River r 10
Tenienttle city, or % tnSe wishing to - ianisy
ness Of Market Gardening, il oers sirss ~ The i
purclaEe. - inducements,
a plot Of the pressises csu be seen. on t,,tfp..
TO thu subscriber, who viii 1--WE every
ton pits and the o5 sale win h. y IN IA
FRANCIS Il. ARslsTRONG =
s..ttssae, ,zizs5ss.z- Ati'S in FACT N,
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sPRc1AL NOTICES..

Ask your frienda what they thnk OF IIA4FIONN
VEGETABLE TxcTuRR Their Is "Iegion-" In Rheu-
proved itself to many In this city as valuable remedy.
sOIa by TIL. LOGAN CO.,
febl9- tR-laV bridge corner Druggists.
A CentIe.l.nn living OIl Squirrel LIiIi says:
sy wife has been sorey afflicted Dyspepsia for the
year. During tls time, she had used so many midi
cines which rater than remove tie
dsepse, that almost desraired of her recovery Living
country, She enjoyed an Tie advantages Of pure air
anu exercise yet each day she ses1led enfeehled
With some difficulty persuaded her to take your Roli0ad
Bitss, which HAPPY state has completely cured
her.
preyent imposition, bS careful to ask Tor
Bu,rhaves Holland Btters
-soid at 81 per bo.tle or six bottles for So by the
proprletors RRNJANlS PAGE, JR. Co.
Manufacturing Parmaceutists and Chemists, Pittsburgh,
Pa.;and by L1U6HLLMSos BESAFkELD,
feb19-1w-tIaw Wheeling, Va.
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PHILADELPHUs.

TuE WAY TO CRUSH OUT "GAmRoFING. Peter
Rowe and James Kelly, two notable outlaws in
New York, who were convicted last week OF
"garroting,," have received a sentence which, it
is hoped, will at least check the steady tide of
violence and crime which seems to have set in
in the Eastern cities. The Judge, in sentencing
them, very appropriately alluded TO the enormi-
ty of their crime He addressed them as fol
lows:
Peter Rowe, you are convicted of highway
robbery. The evidence shows clearly that on
the night when this crime was committed, this
man was watched by you from the house where
he stopped waylaid knocked down and robbed.
The law knows no higher crime, except murder;
and tits probable that, if necessary to effect
| your escape or accomplish your purpose, this
crime also would have been added to tine rob
berry You have by this crime forfeited your
liberty, not only for a period of years, but for
| life time, at the discretion of the Court.
| lido not myself believe that the severity of
punishment produces the effect for which pun
| ishment was intended so well as the certainty
| of punishment. IT it is too severe, though it
may be in accordance with the statute, instead
of producing that effect, it has a contrary ten
4 tiency, by awakening sympathy in behalf fthe
criminal. The sentence of the court in your
4 case is twelve years and six months coniinc-
| James Kelly: There is something in your case
which shows desperation OF character, rarely
IGlisplaycd in one of your years. 1t seems that
| though there were persons standing by, they
| dared not arrest you, for fear of personal vio-
| lcnce to themselves afterwards. In the night
time you followed this man, having by some
means ascertained that he had money, and on
the public highway, when surrounded by six
or seven persons, assaulted him and knocked
him down; and though person came TO his
rescue, and raised him TO his feet, after he was
lifted up you unbuttoned his coat and robbed
him.
LIDO not believe that in any other city in this
country, nor in any other city in the civilized
world, in as public place. and under such cir
cumstances, such n crime could be pcrpatrated,
and the perpetrators escape immediate arrest
But with our eleven or twelve hundred police
men, it seems there was no one near to protect
the citizen and preserve the publicpeace. And
though four able-boded men were present, they
dared not Interfere to prevent the robbery.
This speaks in n language that cannot be mis-
understood, of the duty of our courts to rid the
community of such desperadoes. l sentence
you fifteen years and three months to the State
Prison
John Clark was then sentenced for the same
offence to tho state prison for ten years and six
months The Recorder said he should diScri-
inmate between him and his associates, as he
exhibited less desperation in the robbery.
=-As&D.S---
MrLwAukER AND GmcAco.-The spirit of ri
valry. between these two cities is continually
showing itself in. the papers The following Is;
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E0r Rant
nor Ranf

THE Store Room the North Wet corner q. NJ.
UHlon. Apply On the premises t. '''' -
IanIztf- sHtPPARn Nnns,r
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RO9TAG

In all the PRINCIPAL Cities an TOXINS these rorss y
delivered, FREE or POSTAGE. When sent ~ .lls-
PnsTApEso any RaFto OF the United States viii he bat
ty-1ottr Cents year for. .BacESool, ani bli or
teen Gents 4 year for each q tise lsssieTs
\. r.. T;is pl-ics Ia (FrfTk BrtriH effis -E FSrt
Gals alOFe 1qne7 Is UiUHt SSi per GHEtuaR.
THE FARMERS GUIDE
To SCIENTIFIC And PRACTICAL AGRIcuLit--
p NoRr0S,' Professor OF Scientific Agriculture 70 ii
College, Sess Haven. vols. Royal Or;1yo- i52lii7
aud numerous Wood anl Steel Engraving
This is cOnfessediy the mast coinplste work OF Az
ture ever published fll In order to ve.t EdsF sll
tion the have resolved to reduce the pf .
. Five DoIlnEs for the Two TsIume'!
When sent by mail frost paid TO California AL o'sS
the price will be 81 To other part NJ The a "
to Canala (post padl 80. ~ 7Ais lrsr u S9T ~ g.
Rstnttaness f6raty OF tie abovs publications sa4ii'
ways be addressed post paid. to :!s PItfSirr-,
LEONARD SCOTT Co.
dec30. No 81 Gold Street, SeT la-A.
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CEsUE7sING

Adissnunt of Twenty-Five per cent. from TIE above
viii be allowed to CLUS ordering scur more copies
one more or the above works. Thus: -Four COPS @
BiackwoOd Of one Review, VIII he seat saoos
S9i four copies OF te four Reviews aud BNeSw5o4 o -
an on
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SLElGulSG IN NEBgASXA.-A correspondent
of the Clevelad Plaindealer writes:
''NIy attention was attracted this morning by
two comfortable frame houses moving through
our streets upon runners, and drawn by fonr hor
ses each. Stove-pipes protruded through the
roof indicating coziness and coomfort within.
Windows adorned the sides, and tiny icicles gilt
tered in the sunlight pendant from the caves.
Upon inquiry we learned that these houses con-
tanned the family of an old acquaintance, Hon.
Isaac Parrish, formerly of Ohio who is moving
from his home in Iowa to a new one ut the town
OF De. Soto, in tlis territory.p 81
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spring Easi5f qss OR 7ls5;.eetleipea.' EInii
Important NOtice.

FEW of Fairbanks Patent Platform nd Counter Scales
n warranted perfect will be spl low IL called soon
At No. : WASHINGTON Han. fieb9tfl BIZ. TORN.
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War MARRIAGE DOES FOR MAN.-The
Washington correspondent of the Evening Post
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BbAckwooD,s EDINpuRGn MAGAZINE tTory,,

These PeriOdiealsablv represent tine three Ft
parties % Great BTtin-Yh!e. Tory, and RaieiL-il
politics forms only one feature ~ te!T character As0
of the most profound writers Science, Literature, Ma
Fly, and Religion, they stand ie'eTer have s;5l,
vailed IN the world OF letters being considered R'isEsr
bic to the scholar and the professional man. wl 20 u
teHgent reader Of every class they furnish tloTs e
and satisfactory record OF the current literature OF IL
throughout the world than be possibly Ohtaasi r.
aHF Other source. -
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! a pLott Of ths pFeiaises cau be aeon, On tnstir.
% TIN snbseriheT, who vii Two ersrt irs
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) LADIES ATTENTION.
LAST have been nbls to procure the SOAP BARK,
"A for washing wooleIs silks, &c Call at tile
frtIb fID1' BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE
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.,is n c.1lTe '5 Wbse n !. ~ y.
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WE have this day received few pretty BriTiantes,
w French English ald American ChEtzss; Plaid Yaen-
-;as Linen stres Earlston Manchester Gncams and
OricntnI Strines. ffsbINl HEiSREL.L & SMEARINGEN.
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e!lcnn vOur own KID gloves.
a fab1O TIL. LOGAN & CO.
THE BEST YEAST POWDER in the world Is PRESTON
min n. Il. LOGAN { CO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07
NhnNILh. NInY 8, 1871

EDITOR RECORD An article appeared in
the Black Republican. Know Nothing organ
of this city. to-day, headed a Significant
Question for Mr. O'Shea and his Irish
Friends" in which the writes endcavors to
set forth that my defeat for the Office OF AS
SCISSOR, was occasioned by the "ingrntitu le of
the great American Democracy" Now, sir,
the cause of my defeat is too well known, to
require explanation Mt my hands but | will
observe here, ii was Occasioned not by the
ingratitude of the Democracy, but through
the dsnfecti0n of few persons. who should
have been my friends | would further re-
mark that the article referred TO, comes
with a bad grace from that organ, which,
heretofore, as we'll its supporters, encourag-
ed every Democrat with whom they had any
influence, after my nomination, (Which was
unsolicited on my part to vote against me,
on the ground that | was an lrishman, and
then abuse them after nay defeat, for follow
ing the advice given them Further, | would
say, that if any Democrats did vote against
me, presume they done so from choice
not rom anV oath 6Ouad obligations. do
not apprehend that either, my Irish friends,
or myself are at all likely to be prevented
in our political faith by any thing that
might eminate from the paper referred to,
as we are too we'll accustomed to reading the
filthy slang which usually. issues from such
presses when an occasion presents Of giving
''the Iiishmen ru6."
In conclusion, would say that L can af-
ford to dispense with the sympathy OF all
such persons. and should have to wait to
the year 2l57, for an office, | would prefer
doing 80, and remaining Democrat. than
receiving one now from the Piebald party, OF
which that paper is the mouth piece,
WILLIAM 0'SHEA.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07

LATER FROM CHIN, We clip the follow
ing from the Unions telegrapic dispatch;
The ship Kate HOOPER arrived to day,
bringing dates from China to the 10Th OF
Mar ch The news is not important. Hos
tiliues between the Chinese and English were
nearly suspended.
The British steamer Queen, in going from
II ngkoug to Macoa, was seized by her Chi
nese passengers anu crew and some of her
officers and English passengers killed The
vessel was atterwa:ds burned
A fire at Hougkong, the work of an ncen.
diary, destroyed IA lnrge quantity OF -four.
Ia the vicinity of that city several for
eign seamen had been murdred and decapi-
tated
There is nothing new from Northern Chi
ma. The Rebellion is at stand still
The British ship Gulnac, wi tn CoOlie pas
sengers from Havana, arrived at Hong kong
The Coolies having mutinied, twenty
OF them were killed and wounded before
they could be snblued
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07

THE MEETING LAST NiGHr The Court
House was we'll filled last evening, to en-
dorse the action of the Butte Delegation, in
presenting and adhering to the minority re-
port at the Marysvillo Convention on the
9th, Resolutions were adopted expressive
of the sense Of the meeting upon this i'm
portaut question, and inviting the citizens
of the counties of Colusi and Tehama, to
meet with the citizens of Butte, on the 23d
inst, and adopt measures TO secure the con-
struction of a road on the natural route
from Honey Lake to the Sacramento Valley.
A Committee was appointed to issue a call,
and make other arrangements for the meet
ing. The proceedings vii! appear tomorrow.
Let the watchword be free immigrant
road, and down with the toll gathering in
posters.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07
ASSAULT AND BArTERY.--Alfred Z.

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Alfred Il.
Hook got furious yesterday, and aimed
blow with pick handle at the ''head and
'front.' of Uel Armstrong by expert dodg
ing, the blow was partially avoided but,
thinking his person had been put in extreme
jeopardy, Mr. Armstrong brought the as
saiant before Justice Elliott, who tapped
him in the sum OF $50. 1t is said that Mr..
Hook, although, not a miner, used the
pick like forty-niner.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07

geij~ The steamer GOiden GATE sailed
from San Francisco on the 9TH, at II o'clock
with an immense crowd of passenges, vari-
ously estimated at from eight to eleven hun
dred, though her register gave eight hun
dred as the number She took as freight,
treasure amounting to 50 ,l70,99 10
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07

ORoyHLE STEAM MINING Co This Com
pany have suspended work for the present,
owing to a change in its proprietors. As
yet they have struck no pay dirt, but from
appearances, they have all faith in its ulti-
mateiy proving rich ground They will
commence work again in about week,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07

~ Yesterday was a cold, raw, windy
day so much so, that warm fires were a
luxury. A few drops of rain fell in the
morning. and a short but spirited shower in
afternoon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07

AT TEMPTED SUICIDE.--We understand
a woman up town made an attemp5 upon
her life with a revolver, but fortunately was
restrained at the critical moment by par
ties by. We have not heard to what cause
the act is ascribed.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07

THE SERENADERs.--This Troupe an
nouncc an entire change of programme for
this evening, which is positively their last
appearance. a well filed house greeted
their appearance last night
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07

PERsoYAL.-We received a call from Da-
vid q WalGron, Esq, of the FUemcn's Jour
nal, San Francisco. lie visits us on busi-
ness connected with lis paper, and has met
with very good success. lie will continue
his tour into the Northern country.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07
OrOyille, Thursday, Nay 9Th. 1857.
Democratic state Central Committee.

\ meeting Of the members Of the Democratic
State Central Committee will be held At san Fran
cisco on WEDNESDAY, May GOTH at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ for the purpose Of determining the time Of hold
ing the State Conyenion and attending to any buai-
Eess Incidental thereto.
ALFRED REDDlNGTON, Chairman
Democratic state Central Committee.
Sacramento, April 27th, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07

ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.-A man, name
Monday, as the Sa cramento boat was reach
ing her landing. He jumped into the bay,
but small boat being at hand, was picked
up insensible. Medical aid was summoned.
who, at late hour despaired of resusitating
him.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07

STOCKTON ELEcTIoN.-On Monday, May
4th, the municipal election under the new
charter was held. A very small vote, only
G77 was polled. The whole Democratic ticket
with the exception of Councilmen in the
Third Ward, was elected. The election pass
ed off very quietly, there being no distub-
ancc during the day. Only about half
the votes of the city were cast.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07

THANKs.--We are under obligations to
Robert O'Neal, Esq. Of the Cal Stage Co.,
for fayors extended to this office
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07

TRIP TO MARYsvILLE.-An article with
the above caption is postponed til our next
issue
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07

BENICIA ELECrIoN.-Tho Benicia election
which took place on the 4th inst, resulted
in the election of the entire Democratic
ticket.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07

DREADFUL ACCIDENT "A young man
named David Femming. at work in the
store Callahan & Co., in Shasta, on Monday,
April 9th, slipped and fell, and ut the same
time a hogshead of bacon weighing LOO
pounds rolled upon his head and broke his
face in a shocking manner. 1t was thought
he would recover, of course greatly dishg-
ured.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-07

ANoTHEn CALIFORNIA DIsCovERY.-lt
has been demonstrated by an actual expert
ment in Shasta county that the leaves Of the
Manzinata tree, which abounds most pean-
tifully throughout the mining region, are
possessed of all the astrngcnt properties re-
Quisite for tanning This article is now be-
ing used exclusively in the above county by
u gentleman in his tannery.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22
mo. al.
down, not however till it was considerably
Charlie. the flntchman.

Charlie, Che Ddtcfhman, arrived at Sea-
! ford, Del, sometime ago, and stuck down
his stake Major, who rs very fond of a
good joke, and seeing that Charlie had his
guns and was quite fond of cunning. pro-
posed to him one evening to go out snd
shoot crows in a thicket Of pines belong
! ing to Gov. Ross. Charlie the Dutchman
accepted, and was In great glee at the pros
pect of shooting u half-dozen Yankee
crows. The moon was shining about suf-
ficient to make it good growing right
Now Major was aware that there was a
large hornets nest in one direction, so he
sent Charlie the Dutchman towards the
hornest- finest; while he took another road
with the understanding that the one who
first discovered a crows nest should whis-
tie.
kter few minutes Charlie the Dutch
man whistIed and Major went to ffifn
"Maior, here is one tam crows nest as
pig as a bushel''
1t probably has young ones in it, Char
lie; SO up and clap your hands ON it and
catch them.
Charlie tile Dutclfman DOTTED his coat.
hat and bootss climbed up the pine. while
Major took the percaution to lay himself
down and cover up.
Charlie tire Dutchrnan claps his hand on
the nest.
mime Gott, Major, de nest rs full of the
little crows"
"Maior, one little crow bite me. Mine
Gott, Major, de tam little crows bite me ali
over! Mine Gott, how they do bite! Ma
ior, Pm a comn"-I tell you I'm com
in'' all
And sure enough, Charlie the Dutchman
dropped to the ground and ran about
quarter of a mile without his coat and hat,
to get clear of 'de tam little crows"
Charlie returned to set Iffs coat and lrat.
while Major contfived to slip off quietly
without being bitten.
Charlie the Dutchman put on his hat,
and little crow which had taken refuge
in the hat took that opportunity to bite
him on the head, and when he picked up
his coat he found it covered with little
crows"
"Mine Gott, Major, everything Is full
Of desc tam little crows. I'm off, Major,
i say I'm off, And away went Char
lie the Dutclnian, and did not stop SO
long as he could hear the buzz of little
crow"
After Major had recovered bresth-suffi-
cient to speak, he explained to Charlie, and
Charlie saw the force of the joke. 80
"Now. Major, if you don't tell dis when
you so home, give you five tollar, and if
you tell it you is one rascal and fight
YOU" -
But, notwithstanding Chsrlie's bribes
and threats, Major was engaged nearly
all night in relating Charles adventure
with the "tam little ws."-Nws
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22
Sugar Cane--Wh hen to Cut IL.

For the information Of those who seen,
at loss to know when to cut their
cane and how TO manage it, we trans
cribe the following from the New York
Tribune: faese -
HARvEsnNG-Wh Whenever the seed shall
be hard and black cut off the upper part
of the stalks. say three feet long, and hang
them up like broom corn in dry chamber,
suspended from the ceiling, out of the way
of the rats, dc. Now cut up your stalks,
pull off the leaves, and satisfy yourself that
all manner of stock will eat them; and put
therest of the stalks through any kind OF a
crushing mill that may be handy-a cider
mill will be tetter than nothing-catch the
juice and instantly warm it over slow fire
in larg, kettle, skimming off the skum as
long as any shall rise. 1hcn boil the Juice
about four-ffths away, as if in maple sap.
Use a little linewater to neutralizc the
phosphoric acid, which otherwise will give
slightly acid but not unpleasant taste to
the syrup. adi 4ei.si