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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

The Mayors Annual Message was sent 70 the
Common Council last night. He thinks the Legis-
lstuIe ought to pass his Charter just as sent to
them, en- the ground that the city people know
Best Whist is proper. Controller Flag is censured
for the manner in which he takes care of the
Finances, and the Mayor admits that reckless ex-
pendture still character zee the Municipal Adminls-
tration The Oil Contract is referred to, and the
blame laid at the door of the Controller. Next We
have new proposition 10 relieve Broadway, by
closing up all Easements and areas, aud cutting
away all projecting steps, columns, bow windows
and signs, so that all the buildings shall present
smooth fronts, with the sidewalks set flush to the
walls; by this means the Mayor thinks he can take
six feet from each sidewalk, adding twelve feet to
the carriage way. He would also remove all lamp
posts, awnings signs and other projections through
out the street. The Message then recommends the
Common Council to look after the Crystal Paa.e
and to redistrct the city. As 70 City Hall, he
would have the Law Courts located in the present
Hall, and new building for municipal purposes
put up in Madison square; the work to be super
Fised by Commissioners without pay The CITY
Railroads are next touched upon. lie recommends
that the Companies be compelled to run as many
cars as the public accommodation reqsires; 70
limit the number Of passengers to each car, and nne
the Company FIVE dollars 70, each o,e beyond tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

The joint meeting of the New jersey Legislature
to choose L. S. Senator viii take place to day se
IL o'clock. The only two candidates row in the
field are Mr.. John X. Thomson, the incumbent,
and Mr.. John P. Stockton. Gen. f. Z. V. Wright
recently visited Washington and immediately after
ward sent word to his friends in the Legislature
that he was no longer candidate. He also ex-
pressed the wish that those who, up to that time,
had advocated his election should give their support
TO Mr. John X. Thomson. Meantime, Mr.. VIM.
c. Alexander, an Influential Buchsueer has written
letter in favor of Mr. John P. Stockton, the rival
of Mr.. Thomson. The Buchsneer caucus met last
evening and nominated Mr.. Thomson. The proba-
bilities of his election to-day are very strong. Mr..
Stockton is, however, hard at wek for his son, aud
It is barely possible that the example of Peunsyl-
vania may be followed, and MI Stockton chosen
Mr. S. is, however as much devoted to Border Ruff
nan Democracy as is Mr.. Thomson. Should he
be elected, the country will derive NO benefit from
the change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
XXXIVTH CON G r E s S
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE WAsurs

SENATE... .WAsHiNGTON, Feb Is, no.
Mr. WILSON introduced bill to procure marble
bust of the late Chief Justice Of the Supreme urt Of
the United States, Wm. Gushing Of Massachusetts,.
Mr.. STUART introduced billto amend the Patent.
Office laws.
Mr. SEWARD fepoIteda bill providing for the Ell.
ploraton of the River Niger.
The bill to prevent the counteeiting Of United States
coin was passed ALEC bill supplementary TO the act
of March 1851 TO ascertain and settle private land
clsims in California
The Senate psssed the bills dividing Missouri and
Texas each into two Judicial Districts.
Mr. GWIN gave notice of his intention to introduce
bills authorizing the construction OF Northern South
ern and Central Pacific Railroads, and securing the
right Of preemption on California lands.
Mr.. BELL IN. ii presented petition from the
Boetop, Concord and Montreal Railroad Company,
PRAYING for grant Of lanes to enable them TO pay the
debit contracted In constructing the road. Adjourned
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.....ALBAsi. Feb. Is, 1857.

SENATE...-..AL Feb. Is, 1857.
PkrITIosS.
For The incorporation Of the New'foik Waehousing
Company.
Nj SPENCER presented report from the Comuis.
sioners appointed to vs the Charitable INSTITUTIONS OF
New. ok and Brooklyn.
The senate tier went into Executive Session.
Mr.. VARNUM gave notice Of bill to amend the
Charter Of the Metropolitan ca Company ana 10
amend the Common Schoo Law 81 New. oIk
MI JOHN j. REILLY gave notice Of a bill TO pro
vide for the better regulation Of the City Railroad
Companies.
BILLS PASSED.
To srrend The CSsrter o. tbs Orphans Hcase Of the
p T.. Church New Ycrx.
The New York Sr,us. Tax bill.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio, reported back from the
Committee Of Way and Nesus the Senate 8 Submarine
I'll cb tha In min smardmapta

Mr.. CAMPBELL, OF Ohio, reported back from the
Committee Of Ways and Mesus the Senates Submarine
Telegraph Bill with the wing amendments:
Namely That citizens Of the United States shall have the
rsht the the line for al time instead of fifty
United States and the citizens thereof shall enjoy the
OF the said submarine telegraph communication for al
time and cOndi which shall be stpnAed
in favor Of the Of Crest Britain and the subjects
thereof the equality Of rights the citizens OF
United States IN the Of the said submarine eommua
tion and lines of telegraph which time connect
and the United Ss IL contract 10 BE- entered into by
such persons with ths Government" aud
ydirs that it shall be in the power Of Congress- etc
Ap inc ectual effort was made TO table the bill which
was passed amended above by vote Of III again st
81. The amendments require the concurrence Of the
Senate
The House went into Committee on the Tariff bill.
MIR. CAMPBELL Ohio presented bill, aud eI-
plsned that il tia; reported by majority OF the
Committee # Ways apc Meas last session. and medi-
fed by adding various articles 70 the fres list and esv
ing the item OF DOL with p7osso, that al wool OF the
value of sixteen cents or less anG fifty cents and over
per pound, at the port Of Importation, shsl be duty
free and leaving the intermediate kinds with the
pr, sent outy OF thirty per cent Lead. hemp iron and
sugsr remain they This bill would reduce the
revenue Elk millions Of dollars directly, and probably
f TO six mil ions Indirectly by the facilities II would
give the manufacturing iDtese-ts of the country.
This sitter q debate and the offering OF otner pro-
positions agreed 20 IS a substitute for Mr..
Mulsons bill, which contemplated Il reduction all
the present schedules The former is still open 10
amendment
The Committee rose
The House CT incurred in he Sera.es amendment 70
the Coinage bill making it lawful for two years TO pay
out az the mint the cents authorized 10 be coined
for the fractional ps-ts Ct the spanish and Mexlc an
dollar. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

The wisdom Of the House OF Representatives at
Washington in passing the bill for the relief OF
Kansas from the incubus Of Bogus Legislation by
which it is now oppressed receives strong test
monial in the simultaL eous news from Kansas OF
The passage, over Governor Geary's head with only
one dissenting vote of bill on the subject of bail
ing prison ers which he had returned with his veto.
1t is evident from this that the Bogus Legislature
now in session is only young cockatrice from which
no good can be expected and that if it is designed
to uphold the policy of Governor Gesry, about
which we hear go many boasts that it has restored
peace to Kansas, that can only be done by drawing
sponge over the entire bogus laws of the Terri
tory and commencing the experiment of Territorial
legislation anew. We shall see what reception
this Just and necessary bill will meet in the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

Bocock Bowie Bogoe, Bn,cb B-oc-, ee'cee C3esoierr
Csnposl NY Carte. CsrufaerS CAske Coeo Ala Tex
Crsize CrsScic. oSvlGso- Dow del Etranrdsc, klsou
Ensh Ethefi5se Eusis tanknsr Fo-~ser Foster r-t<-
NE 3 Garrett Gooce GreoscSa Ha!. (lcS. Earns Sid
Hams IA ], Rsr'fi III. Hoiuaa 9cos,oo. yesr,;,
Jores Tenn keis nd se Lake. L-rrheg. La pk'n.
T. Msishsl Ky Maxwell NcHulU eioQueen s,1e- He'd
Wilson No-r1fos Oliver mo rSckrr Psne, Pes Pun
Ready. EcAad Ruu, Rust -6 se ssyNse c-wsra Sdorssy.
Suiih fT-ru sneee >ieWrr' IN h Is'lo l.nderw ood.
L ilvoeer--e
Members from Slave States, in Roman 65; from
Free States, in RATES, 1.-THE latter s bearing the
regular De mocrstc label except Whitney, who about
election time passed for regular Wig or Hindoc,
according TO circumstance.
The preamble to the BIZ was sgreed to bys vote Of
o. IN 6S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

Calcutta ard Moscow, yet the Eng.sh base, at the
confluence Of the Caboul and Indus rivers, is but
600 miles from Herat, while tie Russian base az
Astrakhan is /. $50 miles of. The English, at Ca
bou have got the start Of tue Russians stAstraba1
Ry a hundred miles. as far IS H'rat is concerned;
and 30 far as the country is known, they pass
through a better cultivated and more poOulOus dis
t,;ct and BY better roads than The Russians would
find in Khorassan. Az TO the two armies, that Of
the English is undoubtedly the better so far as
standing the climate is concerned. Its European
regiments would undoubtedly act with the sane un-
aioching steadness as their comrades at Inker nanp
and the sepOy infantry is by no means to be lightly
sptken Of. Sir Charles Napier, who saw them in
many battle, had the highest opinion of them, and
he was a soldier and general, every inch of him.
the regular Indian cavalry is worth very little but
the uregulars are excellent, and under their Euro
pesn officers decidedly preferable to the Cossacks.
1t is, of course, quite useless to speculate any
further on the chances Of such war. There is no
possibility of guessing at the forces that may be put
in motion on ono side or the other. There is no
way Of anticipating all the accidents which may
happen if such important events come to pass as
now seem to be drawing nigh. One thing only is
certain from the tremendous distances either party
has to traverse that the armies which will decide
the contest at Herat, the decisive point, will be
comparatively small great deal will also depend
upon diplomatic intrgues and bribery at the courts
of the various potentates grouped around Herat.
In these matters the Russians are almost sure to
have the best of it. Their diplomacy is better and
more Oriental; they know bow to lavish money
when it s required, and above all, they have a
friend in the enemy's camp. The British e1Pedl-
dition into the Persian Gulf is but diversion which
may draw upon it an important portion Of the Per
sian army, hut which, 10 lis direct results, can
accomplish but little Even if the 5000 men now
of Bushire be trped, they could at the utmost
march only to Shiraz and there halt. But this ex-
pedtion is not meant to DO more fit gives the
Persian Government an idea of tie vulnersb-ty of
the country on the seaside, it will have attained
its object. To expect more would be absurd.
The line on which the fate of all Iran and Turau
must really be decioed, leads from Astrabad to
Peshawur, and on this line the decisive point is
Herst.
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THE FRESHET AT ALBANY.
ALBANY. Wednesday, Feb. j

ALBANY Wednesday, Feb. 49, 1851.
The food continues rising and falling alternately.
The repairing on the Hudson River Road has been
stopped The weather isvery mild and damp.
The nomination of DR.. Thompson the present IN
cumbent. as Health Officer Of New York, went in to
the Senate in Executive Session to.dsy. No Port
Wsrdeps or Hsrbor Masters were nominated.
j. H. Hobart Ward was confirmed in the Senate as
Commissary General.
The Democratic members Of the Legislature congre-
este en- masse to night to attend Gov. King levee
The water in the river is still high. but is gradually
falling.
1t is reported that a freight train over the Hudson
River Road ran eff the track last night early this
morning, killing the engineer and several cattle.
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THE CASE or GEORGE y. sYoDGRAss

To ne Edissy Of Tzs ~ Y Tri6s,s o,
SIR: seei,g ma-y fa,.e statements IN relation =
George V. Ssodyra.s, I VII simply cay that ne hAc
been il my employment since the is' Of January and
be bs, .ws,, .afued bis duties to my entire sstisfs
ton AID wa. II my store at the time the dagger was
..id 70 have beer purchased, which can be proved
.ben called for BY young men in my employmsst-
HopiDg tia. this vii silence the many slsaders sysak
him and bis family, Yours respectfully,
DAVID McMURAAY. IT,.
Bsg.a wsreborse No. 95s Pearl s.rees Nee f9rt.
Nee T1-t FEB. 70, 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

limit giving half 70 the iLtcruer. and clothing the
Mayo with suCmsr! power to levy and collect the
forfeit. He a,so recommends tie removal Of the
Limit for locomotives further up town. The Mes
sage conclude With suggestions for general widen
ing Of streets il the lover part Of the city, and the
rapid opening ard grading of TIE new streets in the
upper paIt of the island. There is not word in
the Message about the Police or the Central Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

The Ho-Nos Telegraph Of the 3s.h ult. says: eve
understand that Al Abotonist from Bostoi or that
vicinity has been circulating noendisy papers AID
doccn.ne in this city for two or three days past
The boys have taken him in hand todsy. and Ct lest
accounts be VISA In considerable feE ths, sonstains
~ go.ay - bA2psa."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
CORPORATION ADVERTISIN0.
To re yi,.o, AZ me " T. Tyibusa

newspaper designsted by the Common Council -
"publi.h all proceedings laws and advertisements fcr
4" all branches Of the City Government" has the
L" rome Of John Clancy a. one Of h publbhers, the
said Clancy being, as generally understood, shs
plsnsiion Az have no interest direct or remote, ia
the publication of any esspaper and had any.
sr as hare no knOcie6ge Of any newspaper having.
or having had my name so con nected with it, puoiics-
flor ,t that you will the propriey OF publish
iuy this note end give il 40 early insertion.
JOHN CLANCY, President Board Of Aderm.a-
htr- Y0,k Feb. II, 1851
Ersyoe. from TIE Nev York L,1iv Of P,b. =. 1881.
The Nsg yo,k L>dd, 10 Published weekly Al No u bess-
mn street jane. H. Welsh John Clancy, Henry Aorf'.
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
NOVA SCOTIA LEGISLATURE.

HALIFAX, \. =, " ednesddy, FEB. 10, IoJ''
In the Legislature to-day, the Hon. MI. johnson
moved resolution declaring want Of IN the
Government The House divided on it and the Gov
eminent were defeated by a majority Of six. Two
Conserv alive members were absent. There Is great
excitement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
ARREST OF AN EDITOR.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday. Feb 10, 1857.
V. S. Ludwig, formerly an Editor OF German
paper in this city was arrested st Savannah on FIJI
cay az an Abolition agent and notified to leave the
city under the penalty Of coat of tar and feathers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

BUFFALO, Wednesday, fe0 Io 1877.
The express train going east on the Lake Shore Rai!.
road, wss thrown OF the track 10y the breaking Of q
rail Yesterday morning near Dunkirk, and two cas-
were precpitated down a high embankuent Miss
Braips,d Of A,tica and an Irshmaa were killed and
several others more or lees injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
SHIP COLUMBIAN AND SCHR. POCAHONTAS
ASHORE
BALTIMORE, Weinesd,

BALTIMORE, Wednesday. Feb. Is, 1856.
The chip Columbian. With cargo of railroad iron,
ven. sshofe of Charleston and bgec. She is insured
IN Boston.
The schr. Pecahontas from New York for Charles
ton went ashore Suivans Island. She would get
Of when lgh.ened if the weathe, held good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

Wsrden PHILIPPE, Cne Of the most elsquectSrssoss OF
TIE country, lectures this evering at DR.. Chsea's
Church, before tie Young Meas Christian Vrr0e, -
" Tas Philosophy Of Rsserm."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
r. S. SENATOR FOR NEw-JERSEY.

IKkNION, Wtuneoudy, ECU. Iu' L,"''
The Hon. John X. Thomson hiss received the Demo
cratic nomination for United States Senator The Joint
meeting of tie Legislature takes place tomorrow. a
Hudson River passed the House to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
SOUTHERN MAIL FAILURE

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Feb. Is. lS51.
We have no mail this morning south Of Wash
ington.
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UNITED STATES STEAMER PRINCETON.

PHILADFLFHIA, Weubttudy, ftU' To- IuJ
The United States steamer Princeton has been or
6ered to the Philadelphia Navy Yard as the receiving
ibip in place Of the Union, sunk by the ice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

HARTFORD, "Wednesday, Feb. rs, Ioo1.
The Hon. Ezra Clark, it, of the First Congressional
District AND the Hon. Sidney Dean of the Third DIS
tict, were to-day renominsted to Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR OF CON
NECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Wednesday, Feb 10, IoJ'.
The Hon Samuel lngham was unanimously renom-
in a.ed for Governor by the Democrats to-day.
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TRAVEL ON THE HUDSON.

NEwBURGH, Wednesday, Feb. Is, lSI1.
Regular communication between Fishkill and New
burgh by the fery.bosts, was resumed to DAY.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

TENHE METROPOLITAN SALOON. situate on
u MYERS street. next door 10 CHEAP JoHN's,
There are two good Bow ling Alleys. billiard Table
AMI "A first rate Bar, with every convenience Tor
family. Terms-yery moderate Apply ON the
premises app lw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
LIN E! LIN Z ! Ii NJ Z !!
= 8 g s y y ~

rENHE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY inform
n the pubic that they are now manufacturing
LIME al their kns on the West Branch, and viii
keep a consla supply on hand. Thankful for past
f,v,,rs MOORE. MCDANlEIS * co.
B-WM.GWYNN is .he business partner All
orders will be promptly attended D. hlr
Ihaye this day appointed JOEL BURLlN'
GAMFas Agent for The sale of Auburn and West
Brach Lime AT Orovile. Office with horse Rur-
hngame. United States Building. -
WM GWiNN.
Orpville April T. 1857. ap1u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
Drugs. Medicines, paints
Jus, Received and in Store.

A large supply of Alcohol Cnmpheno. Lard, Sperm
Polar Nentsfoot. and Boiled Oils. Solar Oh. and
Camphenc Lamp Wicks. Caude Wickng. Wax and
Night Tapers. Rorax. Soda, CASTLE Sonp, Salad on
in Basket. Wolfe'- Schapps llostctters Blers pure
Cream Tartar, strychnine, Castor Oil, and wynn
koop's Medicines. Wholesale and re,ai by
ALBAN, THOMAS X co.
ap7tf Corner and sixth streets.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to the Hotel de France. are
"a requested to call on the undersigned and settle
and he will make liberal discount; otherwise. ne
will EXPOSE their names in the newspaper. Every
thing eft in his charge will be sold on the 10Th OF
May next, II not reclaimed. ,,,,,,
ap-4-3w a. CLooOhEi'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
JUST REC Ell Y f d ,

TER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE CLIPPERS
Morning Light. Fyi Fish. FlSing Mist, large
supply of Pure Cream Tartar, Lard oil. Extract lii
uuoTice. Blue NitriOl German and English CanOmIle
Satperc, corn starch shaker Sarsaparilla, Sarsa-
parjlh Root Gum Arabiac CIlric Acid. Potash, tx T.
tracts of Lemon Rose and Vanilla, Vanilla Beans.
Roiled Iinseed Oil, Castor Oil Barrels Pure Vel.
low and White Wax, kidder's, flowers aud Weight
mans Iartaric Acid Bay Rum in cases and barrels,
Fresh Hops in one pound PACKAGE. sage, Yankee,
Soap, IudeIlbe Ink, Roses Backing Brushes. Ma
sons Backing. Cod Liver Oil Spanish and American
Saffron, Duhus Extracts, Genuine Nrlghts Ban.
dreth's Motlats and other Pts. ChamuiS skins, Ly>
copsdium. Essential Oils. Congress Water in piuts
and quarts, BoraX, sal Soda Pearl Farley. ant many
other staple articles. which together with our former
large stock of Drugs. makes our assortment as varied
and Large as any Drug House in The city, 10 which
we invite the attention of the Trade and others buy
ing in this market ALBAN THOMAE& co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
np7f 16l, street, Corner dlh,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

EDRIVATE Medical Ohice-Ilundreds OF those who
have contracted disease dSHdpoin'ed of II
cure bv not calling on Or. Young at trst. lie VIII
forfeit any sum if he fails to cas-" that may
ccme under his care matter how long standing or
affecting such as ulcers, tumors, nodes, bnnches,
pimpes on the face and body, pains IN the bones and
ioius wakefulnrss trembling copper colorrd sores,
sting of the bones. emacaton. loss OF appetite
strength ond flesh, in the nose and ears loss ol
hair weak eyes itching humors, y. Many persens
after being relieved ef all extern Al appearances OF
private disease suppose themselves cured but after
n few months find they are troubled with various
SYMPTOMS which they never had before, and which
they find impossible to relieve To all who are nj
ficted in this way. nr Young would particularly rec
ommend = trial OF his skill. The symptoms with which
Won are troubled are caused by taIuts IN the blood,
which sooner or later w, destroy our health and hap
piness. person who has ever had an alhch o' any
nrivae cumpaiut should not fail to consult Dr. Dung
and take a few bottles of his inNaluaDie purifying
medicine they can rest assured that he'r brood ~
In perfectly pure and healthy condltch' ana mat
every trace of disease Is removed FROM the system.
Recent cases cured in srom two to five days without
change of diet or hindrance from business or no fee
DIR J c. YOUNG
Office corner Montgomery and California streets,
cppnsitr Wells, Fargo X Co.'S Office hours from y
Marysule, June 10Th. 1885
ENRJ c. YOUNG-DEAR SIR:-Please send me
some of the medicines YOU prescribed IN my
cnep have a friend here who is troubled IN exactly
the same way thai was. He has nightly emissions,
ringing nc.e in his had. weak back, loss of memory,
and is generally debilitaied he i discouraged and
has not confidence enongh to enable him To call ana
see Won told him how was. and that my friends
all said in consumption ana the doctors up mere
gave me M aud advised me to % home 10 uie' but
instead OF going nome called upon You, and mere !
am as well any OF them and likely to 1--we long
time vet Witt sjrenth enough t. work with the strong
est Of Them Doctor will sen" 'erY one To you that
looks To me a. though ne needed pa ysician II shall
moi be my fault if any one dies for want OF medical
treatment. | viii do all can To keep the afflicted
away from those pests of society. yecpt professors
and high so, adng titled mcn who If tn" facts were
knnwn are men who left their country OI their coun-
try's good Pubs This Letter, doctor If YOU wish.
and hope some Of those that humbngged me, may
sae il and sleep rad or one night.
Truly n. GEO. DAElDSoN'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
FnH g. complete assortment OF desira6I
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

r. X CO. respectfully solicit orders from The county
and will guarantee sail siacIion in every particular
Ia those " ho favor them with their custom. hplou