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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24

importers and Wholesale Dealers in Drugs and
Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Glassware, Drug
gists Furnitare Quicksilver, Acids, Shaker Herbs,
spices. Essential Oils Extracts Eor Favoring, Al
cohol. Bird Seed. Camphor Oils and Paints. Lamp
Fresh Hops, Soda Material Corks. Brewers Mate
rial. Plaster Paris, Rosendale Cement Abdominal
Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Cast Iron Mortars
PATENT MEDICINES, large stock of nearly
every kind in use, with general assortment of all
goods kept III large and we'll supplied Drug Store
We qaye made arrangements for receiving month
ly shipments direct from the Atlantic citiest thus
keeping full and complete ,rtment Of all goods
IN our line. We intend 10 dra III nothing but the
best quality OF goods, so that physicians surgeons
and those dealing in our line rely upon getting
pure and unadulteraed articles from us. We have
done the Drug business in Sacramento since lsia,
and expect TO continue il here during natural
lives. We expect TO build up large and permanent
business by keeping large and well assorted stock
OF the best GOODS. and selling at small profits, so
that that those dealing in our line 10 call upon us,
examine the quality and prices Of oar goods before
purchasing elsewhere, as we feel confident that We
can please in both PRICE AND QUALITY.
Artificial teeth. gold loi, mouth glasses tura keys,
ours corrundrum wheels forceps. eXcngaors, bsush-
es, drills. with complete assortment OF dental stock
from several of the most highly approved manGfac-
turers IN the world. We have the agency for teeth,
and can OH any order, with odd teeth, at the
MINERS DRUG Sf0RE 139 STREET, SAC
kAMENTO. by II. IL. MCDONALD co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24
Otuuille DaiIq Dutte RsturG.
SATURDAY MORNING. OCT. 24rH. 1857

FURTHER OREGON IrEMs,--The Benton
county Jockey Club races had been we'll at
tended at Corvallis.
The mammoth Circus Company was per-
forming in the same place to crowded pavil.
lions.
The editor has been presented with apples
weighing over two pounds.
The court house at Oregon City was
burned. The work of an incendiary.
A weekly line of coaches has been placed
on the route between Corvillas and Eugene
City. The arrangement is one of great con-
venieaee to the community.
The Times, Portland, supports the Con.
sttution.
Trade in Portland was improving. judging
from the amount of goods going forward in
teams
Professor Mix, of California, but recently
married to Portland lady, proposes to start
8 daily paper at the latter place. Oregon
must have some daily mails, and a good ma
ny mere inhabitants before O daily will
pan oat.'
Elder Stuart the Mormon preacher, bap-
tised sixteen persons in the forks of the Will
lametts, and organized branch Of church
The religious delusion is astonishing.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24
CALL AND EXAMINE
of CO-PartnershiE

TNNHE CO-PARTNERsHIP heretofore existin.
II between she undersigned under the name 6.
Achard & Fousaud, is this day dissolved by muius
consent. Thebnsness will be carried on usual b
Mr.. Achard who will settle all. claims anst H.
firm, and to Shom all outstanding accounts mua b.
paid. =. ACHARD;
July o, 1851. ~. FOUCAUD,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24

THE ALTA ExPREss.-We thank Charley
and Dick for renewed favors and more o!
'em. They are always doing so.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24

GAS IN SoNoRA-The Union Democrat
says that the works Of the Sonora Gas Com
pany are progressing finely.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24

DEsERTIoN AND DEATH.--A man by the
name of - Copple, says the Tehama Ad-
vacate, died here some days since we are
told under somewhat peculiar if not distress
ing circumstances. He had for some cause
or other separated from his family who lived
near Colusi and come to this place, where he
was soon after taken sick and being in indi-
gent circumstances, was left either from his
own choice or from necessity, in hovel in
the outskirts of the town to linger out a
short but miserable existence. He was the
father of the beautiful little girl that has
been sick. and SO affectionately nursed by
Mr.. and Mrs Garland. They have adopted
the helpless little orphan, and in fullflment
Of the injunction of holy writ, are in this in
stance, feeding the hungry, clothing the
naked and fatherng the fatherless. We
unGersaand that his Honor Judge Hall has
appointed them its guardians.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
Mr.. John Appleton, having been appointed
Assistant Secretary of State, takes his leave of
the readers Of the Union in q gracefully writ
ten valedictory, in which he says:
"The physical reasons which first induced our
idea of withdrawal, led naturally to arrangements
which have outlived 1--WE are glad to saw their
original cause, but we are none the less gratifed
with change which gives better prospect of
confirmed recovery to our health than we could
have expected to enjoy amidst the peculiar ankle
ties and laboTs Of daily Newspaper We had
intended to increase somewhat the size OF the
Union, TO clothe ii in new dress, and to enlarge
the sphere Of its correspondence and its contribu-
lions. The idea, however which we have seen
mentioned. Of making it compete with the double
There is no place in England where the Times
could sustain itself except London, and there Is
no place IN America where similar journal could
possibly succeed except New York"
The Union, in this connection, announces
the resignation by Gen. Thomas of the Office
of Assistant Secretary of State, which he has
held for the last eighteen months, and whose du-
ties he has discharged with intelligence, indus
try, and fidelity. This testimony is fairly due
TO him on the score of public duty, but we are
the more inclined to render it because our Der.
sOnal and friendly relations with him have ena-
bled Us to appreciate, as they deserve, his many
estimable qualities. 1t is unnecessary to add
that his withdrawal has not been induced by
any want of interest, on his part, for the sue
cess of the Administration. or a want of conf
dence by the Executive in his ability or eff
cheney, which qualities he has shown heretofore
in various positions in the public service, and
will continue to manifest, we doubt not, in any
sphere which he may choose to FILL
The InteLIgeRcer, in an article upon our re-
laticns with China, expresses the opinion that
our cooperation with Great Britain and France,
]. undertaken at all, should be strictly confined
to objects within the range of a peaceful diplo-
macy, and should be prosecuted without in any
way or to any degree compromising the strict
neutrality of the United States in the late dis
pute between England and China
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~ ~ The Liverpool Times of the 21st of March
ur1n ~ No 1ostTact will he found in another col
Washin,,,aIn- Bne hanans inaugural address at
we en-, lion. The tone Of this address as Ear as
and snr I"age is of patriotic and eIevatng kind
on both sd can hardly fail to command respect
bis desire 10 cultivs,A atlantic. The expression
those beIIigerayg, marion exhibits no symptoms of
% this side Of the .sSd.nGiss which journals
President The domestic poIic,, PEG ot 10 the new
announced his intention to pursue In.ds ne mas
pbe oSly the the Nos
position Of parties in the United IN the present
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Notice is hereby rivcn 20 holders Of stock Of m.
loans Of the United States that this department viii
purchase the same until the LIST day Of June nex,
uness the sum Of 81 -soo.e 400 shaH be prevousl, OBJ
tanned. and will pay in addition 90 the interest &C
crued from the date Of the last semi dividend
Of interest thereon. together with days add.
tionsl interest for the money To reach the vender
the following rates Of premium SAID stocks:
For the stock Of 1872, premium Of 10 per cent
For the stock Of ls<7 and lsss premium Of Is per
cent; and for the stock OF 1850, commonly called
Texas Indemnity Stock, premium of6 per cent.
Certificates OF stock transmitted To tho depart
ments, under this notice, must he assigned to tho
United States. by the party duly entitled 70 receive
the proceeds.
Payment for the stocks assigned and transmit
ted VIII be made by drafts on the Assistant Tress-
urers at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, At tho
option OF the parties entitled to receive the money
which should be expressed in the letters accompa
nying the oertihcztes.' HOWELL COBB,
mar lS-dtlstJune Secretary of the Treasury.
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MR. AND Mrs. JOHS DEAN.-We understand
that Mr.. John Dean, who recently married Mis-
Boxer, daughter of John g. Boxer of this city
mas not been in Philadelphia at all, az reported
ohiy TINS morning he was despatched to a coun-
His accomplished wife meantime remainino ,,,i,b
HeI fathers family, whittier she returns TODAY
IL was part Of the stipulation entered into Inv
an the parties, in the presence Of the court thai
ioi u,s year TO come, as since the marriage Mr.
aIiu MS Dean should have no intercourse with
vi 1.her' except in presence Of friends-N,1r
i0fk ErsHtHg Post, of SATURDAY. -
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IL Mr.. Jacob Trippler, aged eighty go.
the Oldest fireman in philadelphia, died vys ess,
day He was an active member OF the f,n,,as
states engine company for over sixty i've y.ar.
and during that time was ever present on t5s as,
ground. He was much esteemed, and enioved
the confidence Of all who knew him,
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The DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC AND PoLIrIcAL
REGISTER, FOR 1e57. published by C. w. Cot
tom, Indianapolis, Indiana, has been received.
1T bids fair to prove formidable rival to the
"Whig Almanac" Greeley must look TO his
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ANlUSEMENTS.

GRAND PROMENADE CoNCERT.-Ar nv
VI HAIL OF TINE NEJRoPoLIIAN MECHANIcs' Ia
sTirUTE, on MONDAY EVENING, April e:h.
At the urgent request Of many citizens. the mem-
bers Of W1THERS' BAND haye determined TO
give GRAND PROMENADE. CONCERT az
the above Hall on MONDAY EVENING next.
The following is the Programme, an part:
PART FIRST.
l. Crockwell's Grand March, by request composed
by w. Withers.
2 Duetto from opera Of Iucia de Lammermoor, ar
ranged by w. WIihers.
s. Violin Solo. the Peoples fsvOrite, by WIthers.
4. Canary Bird watz-composed and arranged ly
w. WitherS.
S. Flute Solo, from OPEN Eel Trova,ore, by Profess
sor Mimi.
6. Chicken Polka, by request.
PART SECOND
Z. Spiritual Rapplngs, (by request composed and
ranged by ". Writers
9. Drum Polka Leader Of Drummers, With 81
8. Midsummer Waltz, with limitations Of birds, Ia
10. Seighride Polka, lN request composed and ar
ranged by w. WIthcrs.
ii. Virginia Schottish; composed and arranged by
w. Withers.
IL. Grand Scrnato piece. Napoli.
Is. Gentle Good NIght-Ifome. Sweet Home.
IrTo render this concert more pleasing. the s.r-
vices Of Mr.. WEAVER (the confectIoHor ~ tho
late Fair has been secured and will furnish refresh
ments nj his usual low prices.
ap6It JOHN n. KING. Agent.
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WaSAINcrnN Mach

~ -. WARRINGTON, March 81, 1857.
On the petition of T.. A. Stillman administrator of
Alfred Stlllnan, deceased. of New York. N ",
praying for the extension of patent granted said
Stlman. for an Improvement in evaporating saccla-
rne juices. for seven years from the expiration of
said patent which takes place the nth day of Au
gust, 1857
IT is ordered that the said petition be heard the
Patent Once on Monday, the 10th day of August
next, at IL O'Clock and gil persons notified TO
appear and show cause If any they have, why said
petition ought not to de granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to file
IN the Patent Office their objections specially set
forth IN writing at least twenty days before the day
OF hearing; all Testimony filed by either party TO be
used at the said hearing must he taken and transnit
ted accordance with the rules of the office, which
will be furnished on application,
The testimony In the Will be Closed on the Dth
OF July next; dispositions and other papers relied
upon as Testimony must he filed in the Office on or
before the morning of that day, the arguments, if
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
National lntelligenceI, Union, and Evening Star
Washington, ID. c.; Republican, Baltimore Mary,
land; Pennsy lvanian, Philadelphia, Pa; Daily News
New York, n. "; and Post. Boston, Mass: once
week for three weeks previous to the Sd
day OF August next, the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
COm'r of Patents.
p. $ Editors of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bulls to the Patent Office with paper
containing this notice. mar q IavSvy
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NOR SUMMER TSE-
CHARCOAL FURNACES.
HARD COAL FURNACES,
PORTABLE RANGES,
SUMNER BAKERS,
BATH TUBS, OF all sizes
snd patterns, Of my own manufacture
Block Tin, Pianlshed Tin, and Japanned Tinware
OF direct importation.
III accounts rendered LIST January must be settled
before opening lew ones.
JAMES SKIRvING,
Washington Stove Mandatory,
No a67 :. E. cor Penn. avenue and llth streets.
E-Qf
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IN n. kIDWELL,
ID ALER IN ICE,
No. s, rst street, 6eorg eown is now prepared to
execute orders for ICE, either left at his residence
or with kidwell Lawrence, 18th street.
mar 1f-tf
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CLINTONiS PATENT ALCOHOL COOK
~ HAMMOND, 4s4 Seventh street, is the only
person In this city authorized to sell my ALCOHOL
COOK. They are stamped, required by law
T" Clintons Patent, Nov. 18th, 1856.
apt-St t. G. CLINTON.
EOR BOSTON-THE SCHOONER MAR
Il TIA, Captain Baxter, has arrived ANA s-S
receiving freight for the above port. &c
For freight or passage apply to HARTLEYSA
q BROTHER, lol Water street, Georgetown.
an Sat
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DORTE MONNAIES. CARD CASES, BIAS
Il kETS, TOYS, COMBS. BRUSHES, PER
EUMERi, &c, at MCLAUGHLIN & co.'s Great
r dncy store.
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TOYS AND FANCY NOTIONS, A NAN
j moth Stock ss LAMMOND'S.
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0%NOTICE.-THE BOARD OF ASSESS
US ors, having completed the assessment for the
wear 1856, will have the books at their room in the
City Hall for examination from the LIST Of April TO
till p. M, after which they will sit Board of
Appeal from the 18th TO the 26th inclusive for the
that may be brought to their notice. Therefore all
persons who may not be properly correctly upon
same. tapll ]. M. DOWNING, Seo'v.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST OR STOLEN.-A LITTLE BLACK an
Il tan TERRIER DOG, with q ccllares
of chain on. Whoever will return him to-l ~
27s Penn: avenue, will be well rewarded. y
apl-tf
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
MRS. MOFFETT CAN ACCOMMODATE
lvl permanent and transient BOARDERS az , ,
1th street. Also, Table Boarders. The rooms are
airy some with hre-places, suitable for marriei
people: and all well ventilated.
I-TA COOK wanted. ap
u Ga D-FOR TWO GENTLEMAN To-
u sether or IN separate rooms, private 0mi,,
where there are other boarders or children IN the
house.. Apply at No. "a Sixth street, second house
from r. an S-ff
pOARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
II can be comfortably accommodated with BOARD
at 44 street, between 9th and 9Th. Also, single
gentlemen. an S-eoSr'
MRS BATES, AT HER OARDING-
IV1 HOUSE, on the southeas; corner of Perm,
Avenue aud 9Th street. has made arrangements -
accommodate large number of strangers with Meals
at any time throughout the day, and Lodgings.
mar
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Timothy Rives, Collector, Petersburg, Va
vice A. D. Banks, resigned, to take effect June
!, 1857.
Charles q. Wagner, of S. c., Register of the
Land Office at Saltwater, Minnesota Territory,
vice Thomas NJ. Fullerton, whose term of Office
has expired.
Milton H. Abbott, of Minnesota, Receiver
of Public Moneys at Saltwater, Mimi, vice
William Holcombe, whose term of Office has ex.
pired.
Samuel Plumer, of Minnesota, Register of
the Land Office at Faribault Mimi, vice Henry
G. Lowell.
George B. Clitherall, of Minnesota, Register
of the Land Office at 0jibway, Mimi, vice Sam.
uel Plumer.
The UNITED STATES SLooP-or-WAR DALE
will, we learn, be placed in commission this
week as one of the squadron to be maintained
on the coast of Africa in accordance with treaty
stpulations. The following officers have been
ordered to report at Norfolk on the 10th April /:
William McBlair, Captain; Joel s. Kennard,
Executive Oficer,) John T. Barraud. Robert
Stuart. Hunter Davidson, and Thomas p Pelot.
Lieutenants; Washington Sherman, Passed AS
sistant Surgeon; Richard C. Dean, Assistant
Surgeon; John s. Cunningham Purser Robert
Speiden, Purser's Clerk; Charles ii. Hasker,
Boatswain; John A. Dixon, Acting Carpenter;
Stephen G. King, Acting Sailmaker.
HARD TO PLEAsE.-The opposition press does
not seem to be entirely satisfied with the dispo-
sition which the President thinks proper to
make Of the federal Offices. But this cannot be
helped. Mr.. Buchanan has his own way of do
ing things, and is not very apt to consult the
wishes of his opponents. That he has been very
fortunate thus far is quite evident The dem
ocratic papers from all parts of the country
give the most ample assurance of this fact It
will be a long day before anything like for:
midable opposition to the President can be or
ganized, based upon the distribution of the Elk.
ecutive patronage.
THs CURRENT OPERATIONS OF TIE TREA-
suRr DEPARrHlsr.-On Saturday, April 4th,
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
For the redemptiorof stocks sss7 o.
rot the Treasury Department AZ s46 "a
%. me Interior Department g7'T15 AZ
OF customs ....,.... Ao $40 Al,
~ warrants received and entered la3 2IO 40
III @o9nt on the Nsvy............. $4,000 IS
+ rom miscellaneous source r'0oA a.
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nENTON'S LAND DRAINAGE AND Drain
- age Systems. London.
Stephens's Manual of Practical Draining. London
Agricultural Drainage, with illustrations London
Munn's Practical Land Drainer. illustrated.
Thomass Farm Implements. with DO illustrations.
Buist's Family Kitchen Gardener.
Cobbett's Gardener.
Randolph's Culinary Gardener.
Johnston's Dictionary of Gardening.
The Flower Garden London.
LIndey's Horticulture by Downing.
apo FRANCK TAYLOR
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o-MACHINE SEWING. ROOMS on ID
u3 STREET, two doors from the corner of 9th
street. Sewing done in q superior manner at the
following rates:
Shirts, plain Unjust DO cut and tasted, 62I cents
Wristbands c. per pair; Collars Sc. each Bosoms
&c. per pait; Plain Sewing Sc. per yard.
Constantly on hand and for sale Shirts from 81 to
25c per pair Collars from l21s to SHE each, and
other Goods in proportion.
Persons wishing sewing done will do best to omit
washing the material.
Terms invariably cash. mar 17-eOlm"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-02
Omr WhoIeaaIe Houses.

Ons ofthe splendid stores IN the 'ISN BLOCK, u"
Vas built for Messrs. BRANsFoRD, McWHIRTER *
Go. They have recently taken possession, aud
opened their supplies of goods for the season which
has just been ushered in. With ample room and
verge enough for the proper disposition Of their
goods, and having taken advantage of it. visit
of the "way-faring man" and a look through the
establishment, affords some pleasure. We have a
penchant for such vists-we own up to the TACT, but
can give no excuse for it, unless it be the pro-
gramme of dry goods, which to us is what the
oder of Jockey Club" or 'MeliAeurs" is to woman.
We sorter cotton" to it. But we are DEPRESSING.
This establishment, from basement to upper story,
is filed with all manner of goods. foreign and
tive, heavy and useful, light, airy aud ornamental.
There is scarcely anything in the catalogue of a re-
tailer's outfit, which is not to be found there
goods for the planration-goods for the home cir
cle-goods for the street-goods for the pirlor-
goods for the electromagnetic for ladies and gen.
5tlemen, for every class and rank in life-trimmngs
of ali kinds, and ready made clothing. In TACT it
is sort of Congress Hall in which every known
fabric attanable is represented
The members of this firm are enterprising, active
business men-one of them, BCWHIRTzR, having
worked his way up through all the grades of his
profession, and established enViabe reputation
for intelligence, capacity, and worth and he is a
type of his associates. Such houses ought TO- and
will thrive
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Public schools.

The Public Schools will be open for the ensuing
year on Monday, the 7th of September prox.
Applicants will notice the following regulations
1. No child can be- admitted to the school with.
out first having his OF her name, age birthplace,
the name OF the parent or guardian, and the name
of the street which they live registered by the
Superintendent WHO will give ticket of admis.
sion.
2. Every child wishing admttance must come in
person for ticket and accompanied by parent OF
guardian.
s, No child has right to the benefits of the pub
lie schools whose parents or guardians do not live
in the corporate limits Of the ".
4. The Superintendent will give out tickets in
the Hynes Bull ling, corner of Summer street aud
Watkins's Avenue, on Monday, the SIst of this
month, to children living north of UDion street.
On Tuesday and Wednesday. September and .,
he will be at the Hume Building, corner of Spruce
and Broad streets, and give tickets u the children
residing between Union aud Demumbrane streets
On Thursday, September g. he will lie at Lincoln
Hall to live tickets to children residing south OF
Demumbrnne street, including South Nashville in
the Claiborne District. Business hours from to
Io'cIock. aug 26--l0t