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The INDIA RUBBER TREE.-This tree is q spOnta-
neous product of Honduras. It grows to a very
large size andit is dispersed the whole country
When an incisiOn is made in the bark a thcE milky
fluid gushes out which in the course of a week. be-
comes black and solid The wood cutters frequent
ly have recourse to it. When an accident occurs to
those habiLments which, since the fall of man, it
has been customary to wear in civilized countries
the owner instead of resorng to the ordinary meth
Cd of needle and thread, makes cash in the india
rubber tree and with some of the inspissatng juice
which Immediately rushes out he plasters up the
chasm.
ESg- 'Matrimony," said modern Benedick The
other day, produces remarkable revolutions
Here am l. for instance in ten shcrt months changed
from signing lover to loving sire" That is al
most equal to Charley Lambs enPhSniSus ssmPari-
~ FsEWySa sUaQsA end bslVe
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r. E. THOMPSON.

MARRIED--At the church of the Holy Trinity, on
Sunday afternoon, april 26,) Mr. B. WRIGHT to
Miss c. THOMPSON, both Of this city.
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In combired the prophecies Of TOSIc, DrURET and
INV II uro any disease af the ST mach Liver or Bowels
DiaTfba1 Plousnes., spepsia Indigestion Headache
mes or d. lty PAIN stomach or Bowel COsiven
Ngh. Fevefs, YellIwEess Of the skin, &C.
When taken, neuT Lies and removes any morh
0ns in the StomA rs ana renRthens the Digestive trZa
Il Will ais dsese OF Uterus, hid eNs, rlad
athy circulation OF blood, remOv all sores
b., TO- pimples al a Hches from IN skin
Tr it, and bscOnvn ed Of rs wonderful nvgOrating pro-
rCHILDREN, vhs punv, esk and s'csIy adv S.
parents g hem teasPOOnf Of the CORDIAL daily
~ J +. WcLEiN Sole proprietor # this CordfI.
~ Principal Depot, tho Of Tn I'd and Pine ss
s. Louis, Mis- Ouri.
70 Fer .ale by ali The principal Druggists the city and
country.
NJ GREAT EXCITEMENT PREVAILS
ali over the country; in constqaeEce If The tree
mend0us success Of WCf.eRm,s Volcanic oil
LinimenL is supereed ng every Sin meRt and
r."edy "T the cure n cal ms and 0Ker"al diseases
Huud Of fmed Grip les have been made walk
b it. use many hat we're suffer ng f'r years Vi'h
chronic 30 ess add mad tel IN vain many Iems
aud hnimei. - now lore the pub &c have bee Per
manenly cured by the Of few sma bottles VI -
Leans EeEe bra ed Imminent.
HolOr unired zen edy, but fixed and mmOv
ltle fact &c Effect oDy the many thousands that
have u~ei it that mciohn's Volcanic ssjl iHj-
we 1, the e. L. nim enG N mas been disco
cred, he only reliable for he 3
% all kinis, sTe nIs or any local pains u
l. very Stable Keepers, Farmers, Dray-
and an Ii thave tho cha Es horses should keep supply
constantly hand 10 Dr used IN time NfUssd
PRICE OF THE LINIMENT.
In couScquel.e Of the demand this valuable
L9sm nj us now putin Nv uty-hvs Mt tiles hfy NJ
and dollar bottles. 7 ff Gel bottles tlrae
inns IN quantity ofthe twenty ave zs in
proportion 1.-THE cost 60 IN purchasers will save money b.
ret -nE the larger SiZrs
III TO, the y4lsanc Oil Eminent t be address
ed to the pr rr,tor Jams Il. MCLEAN, - LOUIS Mo.
apF.S- CtWE 9m Is
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FUNERALS.

" r. 60 'NELTUS, agent sale or Fsk's Cels-
" bated PdlenI ~, t-,iir Burial Ca'es, Is
Prepir ~ tend % ~ sur-.rsis % hs
ces ma be quirrd. Ofieat the ~ e arer Hou
N'4s ,prif s. e., near ny Residence SO. l. lie
sIrret, b. wera griUE a.d BrIad.
NB-Wi ai at end % living and lOrEs rdns bod IS,
&c when no. fed Zap gb-ti.
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We learn that our friend, David L. Sutherian sold,
few weeks since, ffty-fve head OF cattle, to Mr..
H. Kirk. of JeterSouvlle Fayette county, Ohio, for
the enormous sum of $780, uO This is the best sale
W. W.T. heard VT FnSFtssr XIV 9IsNs5sssE
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THE seN4TIONALDRAMA,, ;,

WI Q P9rlormed at th Theatre THURSDAY nigat,
w 3Uhins5 by thirty: girls OF the Eigh School. Pro-
Gee, { for h. purchase II a TOWN CLOCK. Il
ii Re at ONE Dol LAR, car be obtained stth7 hook
the Meta, dist Pa .l-hHg ,usa, NJ ISIS Brrr
&c 20. ". smith J. YORK Co, Hagan Brothers, and at
McCu res mu ic 81 2.
u rck-Js ,arly Monday and Tuesday. and
thursday, select your al The Theatre pr24 81
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TIE light draught steamer CHATTANOOGA,
w Ypatman, Master, u leave ab Q To sHAs.A
DAY At O'Clock FRI 1t or passage ap- ssssls5s
ply board to [,Ir27 ltl #. H. HARRISON, Agent.
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THE SECTIONAL PARTY.

A portion Of the Know Nothing press of the
South attempting, by very untenable process
of reasoning to prove that the Democratic party is
Southern sectional party, because it is the great
opponent of an admitted sectional party in the
North. Also, that the Know Nothing party, Occu-
plying position of neutrality upon the great ques-
ton of constitutional rights involved in the late
contest for the Presidency, is therefore NATIONAL
This silly twaddle Will not deceive even members of
their own party however willing they may be to be
duPed by such empty sOphistry.
The Black Republican party denies to the South
those rights to which she is clearly entitled under
the Constitution, and arrogates to the North the
exclusive privilege of carrying their domestic in
s,itutiOns into the new Territories. This being
the sole basis of their claim to support constitutes
it sectional patty. According to the theory of
some of our Know Nothing contemporaries, to oppose
this parry and its prepOserOus claims to exclusive
rights is to be sectional upon the other side and to
be neutral upon the question involved is to be ma
tional. The Democratic party claims no right or
privileges for one section or State that it does not
freely accord to every other section or State Equal
iy for the States and equality for the people, FIR
this may be brought about by equal laws, is the
doctrine Of the COnstitution-the doctrine of true
republcanism, and is the only doctrine that can
preserve our Union and nationality.
But it is urged that we are numerically weaker
than the North and that therefore we should not
combine together against their encroachments upon
rights lest it bring about corresponding union
upon their part With this we have nothing to do
Such a result might end deplOrably, but we can
never avert such a calamity, by bumliating eonces
sions, to the arrogant demands of aboitionism Our
true course is to adhere firmly to the right-o CO.
operate untedly in the maintenance of our right
against all adverse interests, and by this means Sc
cure the cooperation and support of national men
every where. The South dare not recede from their
position upon the slavery question. To retrograde
one step is death Then Southern people must be
the equals of the vassals of the North. The Demo-
cratic party demands nothing for the South but
equality, and to go back the breadth of a hair from
this attitude, is to admit inferiority under the
constitution. However much the Know Nothing
leaders in Tennessee may pretend to depreeate what
they choose TO term the sectionality of the Demo-
cratic party they dare not in deny the equity
or the necessity, of rigid adherence to the great
doctrines promulgated by the Kansas Nebraska law.
And if the party advocating this doctrine did not
number majority in any single State, it would still
be the national party, for the that its prnci
pies are National, and mere opposing numbers, en-
bracing, though they may, entire sections cannot
make such party sectional.
M a..
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o. q - aa-..-.-
AGGAGK, packages and parcels rEsrdsd any part Of
ID city ~ Glover co., City EIpsss. Orders sft al
asr Once ~ swan sS PSsiis suAEsY WIN 4 pOmV
hYhsNgltFttl W 49,
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~ FANCY DANCES BY YJU,G LADIES. a
Arsr which the German Farce Of
DIE RSTREUTEN,

OR THE ABSENT MINDED
The whole O nc ude with n (IkAND BALL
Ioors oIeJ y UcCcy; performance C, mmences
Ticket admitting gentleman aud lady, be
a. JOnnsrd & Bro :, ". Golfers. G. Giers, O
Leasehers A" eltmieler's, and at lie door.
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LONG TREEK MIL FJE S1LF-R1TF
nHE0 EIL--L y l % A. q En E--EE..-

OPPORTUbI. YfO LAND BUYERS.
VNTB osr flr sale shout 1870 sores 81 Land on nFrae
w about IS miles Aorh 0f shvils arzs portion Of
TIE veil umbercd; a srIendid say NH, propelled
b. never falling stream Of water; convenient
and comfDrtlbs improvements; whole ract Ep ddly
red, and capable OF maki1N euo-ant StCkF arm
T. be MIL Yard r. 50 90 g 600 worth o.
sawed umbe- ore or more Hagn1 and -taeE, g.
czite, &c Ge VIA every auirle necessary carry
ga eaia1ishusent t. sufer business e., his
atog thsr 0Gsrs splendid opp0rtuzi,y rake
d. ntaaie investment.
GHHHsThres equal paymsnts IN g. 70 anf ~ b. sat-
isfaeioly enrsd pcyab In Bank Hiih lEirrs1t ana hal
Istaia7d e ussafI A99H .sf
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Humbnqiana.

rT,HE dec ration Of Br cumming thai The WaTld Hhsuld
4 burr on me 1881 Of Jane. hJa udccisd kubsv
re lest. he -tl pvPt-ed 20 char - da Funts
ne YER xhsEf per The All uh8 Fouuts
to cuar Ill do veil - leave tlf with him reuse,
We i6 90 Ceda. .ir-rt, rear e v r naah-
Mr ku1iey alec ~ truzge Or thaas haFing Cleh
ing ocIesu and dye 10 0ranI tat hay shOld
thsr Rzrn rdor before TIE I3Ih % Jguo. W0gE
done 10 suit ho taIss and dEggltglS 81 TluSuss
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i OF viii prre Frame fs.s g.. T,uuak "a issJ "a
C-taI ssrs 81 10 fsut fEvla Ne Futi square.
EBEN8-nR! IBB8 xxx GAIs
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HENRY ". The History u Henry The F0urh, King Of
France aad Eavsrrs. b. John C. Abbott Numerous IL
lusiratOns and Illuminated Tts-pags. Isuo, muD 6Oe,
mHsin, gilt edges. Iapr ST
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON NJ. BRiEN&M. NJ. BRIEN, ia.
Attorneys at Law,

NNEl ILL., ENNs
OFFICE, NO. A. WBST-SIOE HENRY STRE EFT,
COOPE = BU LDING,
Formerly occupied BY Sd. EWing)
HAVE taken in cop1rtnHrsi1 son y 81 BRtHH, Jr.,
In practice Of d iu all the Of uayiaos county,
One or 0lth n5rally Be ouad ga the once Prompt
especial attention riTgn Co ecaring and collecting all
Gains, money al 4ays rs-dy whfn ecisd have
Instantly knd reg ary IN my profession In tho
Mountain District foF s % and All cOutnuo n
seearnz and cosc,nz claims 10 rusted my
in he % Dska0, While, fsatress, Over
tn EutnaT JacEs.I. have gene al acquau tancs
with merchants ahf business u On coustrs The
Nas1v and n o;htr places, might tad @
their ia crest Eth me- 10 r. atiIn N
refer aud all TsrsOuu who kuOW Toy ability
and prompt attenu ~ business
marchI7- SLY MANSON NJ. BRIEN.
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RICHARD TIE FIRST. The History q Richard the First
King England, By jacob Ulumirated Tile and
Nun Illustrations. DC mo- nullin 60 ssn.s; uusln
gilt edges.
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RSr The Democratic party, as party have al
ways steadily guarded the public treasure. They
have had to encounter the constant opposition of
the factions in favor of loose construction of the
Constitution and lavish appropriations of the public
rpgorrrcne
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ProCla nation.

BIZ Hkn1Wnbya all
sickly, week a. d
iebtluat q srsons
hat n C l. b AS
~IKtNGT r r T.
ING CORDIAL j.
the Only remedy
that vii strength
IN aud invgorate
the system, and
remove I'll imper
lies m the Blood
IL isvery pleasant
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AlI {eiOiCe =!

UR very extensive stock Of piece goods adopted 70 the
- Sp Trade b pc ed and ready Tor pection
O. IS probably ifcert exhibited In MASH
Vile Clolhs Of he est texture and Vaous cOiors
Cassmerrs great y-.i-- We tags adaped every
uaEiIaD- tasleai made up 90 Order according tha
latest st,le b. The aUd most durable manner.
Tie tNFALIIHLE HARVEY ' is still f, D. hand.
mArstII-U CLIFTON q ABBOTT.
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MANSON N. BRIEN.


SAftAt FUBL G UCIEBN
IN TUESDAY. April e.b resuIr e our saes Of The
- CAN'T Lands on the pr mise lsI both ad
~ uTnp Es cad the heat Wnils's reek 10
.rk-v he, and ncinE boar % ths tity
Nashville. Use lsr dc we been he arge btris flr
many yeGrsb the hyuUs estate and open
Mssrs CARROTS haYiHE bought Eud paid Cor The the
determined N open them 10 srfilsu We have recently
sold abou % acres ana Intend tr splendid lad
msnt 70 even HurE.uEu ln the county procure
hOa in Oh singh hraliy ctiau lands
abound "a the nnes never ai springs ard
an tneEhaust Die supply Of Eood rmbsr; m
fur hOun RIDE Of Oh ely Nashville By dFsi
pike Tuads. Persons wishing engage u Is msf bust
nsss will rarely 20 vi such D0rt1nLy. sale
tn npike 81 The Cra Rbsad Spring mubussss nee ~ usual
and he other necesszry urmmirgs
Nance & WOODWARD.
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Clifton q abbot,

GEIkGOsa q abbot,
VVOULD re prcItIy call Jne attention their friends
w a-d the pLbI0 morally 10 theis present stu q
SPRING AND SUM UER GOODS,
Fisng sen's aud Boys Clothing OF all styles and
prices. AiO,
FURNISHING GOODS
In the greatest ct among hIcb British Haf Hose
ati,lt Fancy md iOOu Hi Hose; MernB feet
hal Il pOruu be JOiHyIlle. ton and grt az va
REL u other Ae,k ID yery rich ass0Tu BamasE
Sill tavats, SIR, d. LIsls Thread ard other Gloves
MIR eilais Fancy and Whit shrgs, shirt Collars, both
Hcy aud hue; 81 Drawers ami hiTts MenEO, Leslie
Thread aud Jean Nhirs and DraW7Fs- The a few
among LIST Of ar icts m-BCn inst
CeIyed imaf3I-H
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81 GRINGO or, New Merle aad her People By Wv
H. Davis, late United States rlsy. 12 ne, nudln,
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VILLAS AND COTTAGES Series of Designs pssB,r,a
sHseuin the United States. By CaIYs vanl Grshi
tsct Qais Downing VauI) veEburE on the Hudso Uu,
tratsd BY 900 Engravings. $40, muslin.
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W T. BERRY s CO. have also ia. tree lived.
NORDHOFF'S STOKES OF 4HE I-LANO wORLD. By
Charles NnFdhoH Author Of Man. ar Lies st Msr-
chant VssIslp whaling and Flslng' &c. Huslrniions.
lsn0, Muslin.
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KATHIR BRANDB. Fir. side History ofQust LIE b
Holms Lee, Autbor Of Attorney Hall - Gbs Maasngsr
&c. I2no muslin.
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DORE. BJA srsOlrrn IL Evro'.. laird Easlou. Is
no, Muslln.
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-UPEHIO DsD BRANEIFS. AC.
w rave superior assortment " fine old ure Brandy
W Lot the kind usually sold is srksf, cd
Tor med ne this good enough Ter well t. 'ruk
but " d. 20 inn goods, hut =
sell pure and or all ask We have
ha pipe C-ntrai society OF Vlnsy Grd PryprietOu
Braudy vintage, 1871
] hat pipe 20 sIuiaye, It4r
! do U.gF1,
] do do United Pr TTetoFs vintage, Ie5I
90 4 Si-uette.
These HfandieS for sale in any Quantities, very
sma ! rrOd HOLLISiEL 4 CARER.
q E3 y Union street
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FINE III iMPSGVE aIVFS.
w are ut n rceIp OF about huud ed Baskets II
" champagne WINS Of the very 6nes. brands tbut We
are not in tuTters. bai!) w:
Is Baskets u the PalBa tnpaEna from Bui art Psrs 4
Flies, France. We are The agents fF hs vine NasR
Vile, ana Il is eqtHl To ANY in the wOri.
. basket Coli Media Brand, very superior;
y baskets MUmm's CABINET;
y oak It's Mum Imperial;
IS baskeys CUqlot;
70 baskets ks seal Cabinet very superior;
II ba Ests Char e. heitss OK pure;
. "a K Cnmute B'NonIebTn sale at verv email bro.
a5Et y Union street, By ULSTER & CAkTEk.
ULD SHERRY AMI h4DEIRA " INES AND
ITFDEI~S
DETER HARMONY NEPHEa $ Old Pale sherry; IElps
rial Pale sherry; Op ey'sO PoT; saudermans pUT;
burgundy Pori lvannoe delra; Sen Hung r.
Nav; Este ret; hsut siten ClaTe ETesi
Water aud 40 90 Superior Loud Cgars various brands
atTs3 HOiLIs1ER d CARILK.
FIN Teas,
ilEST black Imperial, Young HvsOn and GunD0Wder
II l'aa. HULLlSI sE n CAR ER,
apI23 N U inn a.rr.L.
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GIEsLER'S ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY. Text
Book Of Church HsInry. By D. John l. Gisrsr Trans
lated from The Fourth Revised German Edon By
Davidson, LID and Re-. John Winslaalsy Hail, 81. A.
new American Edion Revised and Edii-d b. ssv. Rsnry
B. smith, d, Pr7fsssF IN the Union TheoogeoI ssmin
airy, New York. Vols and u nov ready. svo, Muslin.
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DERIODICALS.-AH the late Parsrs and Magazines.
/ i For >a7 By apr25 HAGAN & BRO,
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FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.
WE hay just we'd rec hundred boxes the hnst
" Fr nCh FaIcy tauCirs Cram "a dy. Chr saiil,d
Fruits, &C, from Il Mai8rl New RI, thaI posi-
bib be Produced. suIted Tor Parties, &c viz:
Assorted CErysfa I'D Fruits;
q DsIaliytc Ginger: Posnlirs
Lsly rrurts vi leaves; Vantls Gum Drops;
aspberry rRlE Aciru atrd Fruit;
do Gun rOps; d. T,s;
NauZEt OaudyS Ice Drops;
bra dy LT'pt Cordial sugar Almonds;
m Try CubleIs, Or am FT.us:
Pineapple balls; ara-cnus Balls.
do FH,t rs: Srawftrry.
Besides many kinds. tone aUd for yourselves
core you buy. HJLLISTER & GARrFR
agrZ3 Uuron rect
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
0aOpG3N33 0pOH99

RNFORM THE CITIZENS OF OKOViLLE, THAT
4 they have Just opened on Myers street, the
largest assortment of
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
NUMBER 25l.
OrouiI.e d)ai,g Butte Rrrorh.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 10th, 1867.
CLIPPINGS

Gs-O'Neil and Williams, two Of the men
who recently escaped from the FL Dorado
county Jail, have been captured Two
othars-Stauley and Hall--are still running
at large.
THMPERANCE.-There is much interest
taken ia the cause of Temperance in Sonoru
A temperance pic nic and celebration WAS
to take place near Peppermint Fa.s, Oh
the 9th, inst
SroLEN.-From Constantinople in Tur-
key. the mantle of Mahommed No reward
is offered No clue had been found to the
thieves at last advces.
.En~The Union furnishes u report Of
lecture communicated though Mt Under
wood from the spirit land At the close he
gave notice Of future lectures. much after
the manner of men. Vive la humbug
FASHIONABLE PLAcEs.--On Cow Cow
Creek, in Mule canon, and at Horse Town,
balls and parties are of frequent occurrence.
The people of those quadrupedal sounding
places enjoy themselves as well as outside
barbarians.
PAUPERIsM IN CALrFoRNIA.--One ward
il the Yuba Couuty Hospital is sec apart for
psupers. The conductors of the Hospital
are to be allowed one dollar per day for
their support.
The POPULATION OF OREGoN.--The white
population of Oregon Territory, ic stated
by the Oregon papers, to be from 10000 to
4b 900.
A Mr.. Mallory, on Trinity river, had his
arm and thigh broken by grizzly bear
which he had shot at.
r. Edward Morrell was arrested in San
Francisco on Friday night, for an assault on
man named Lind, by striking him on the
head with an iron bar.
A Coon WEEKS WoRK.-G W Belcher
took out in one week, from his claim ut Nc
Kenze's Gulch, Trinity county, with four
hands, eight pounds of gold
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
Oruuille Dailp Butte &erurA.
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation In the mining and agricultural dis
trcts of the county, Wiz contain the local and general
OF the week. iatersretscd with Interesting mts-
Ccllaneous reading matter. Il will contain twenty
eight columns ofreading matter, Hnd will be one @f
the largesa and cheapest Weekly Newspapers inIhe
state. Psbll shed eycfy Saturday. TCrns-S5 per
Annnm; sfS months, 81; three me7ths. 81.
ADVERTISE EaErTs, per square ~ ten lines or less,
srst inserti,sl, S3UO
Each sutg.elueut IN srv,ion. ! 50
-" \ liberal deduction will be made In favor OF
chose who advertise by the year
Rs- BnsiirGss ards n serted on rcxsonabcierms
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE

THE GREATEST DlSCON ER1 OF THE
AGE!-Great Blessing to Mankind.-nnoceni bntP Po-
tent!-Dr. H. j. Czapkay's ProPhylactcum, (Self Dis
injecting Agent,) IA sure preventative against gonor
rha and syphiliuc di-euses andan unsurpassed rem
edy for all the veneriGl. scroinous eangrenous aud
.ancerous ulcers. fetd discharges from the vagina,
,terus and urehra. and all cuttneous erupuons and
diseases As innoculation is preventative against
,nan pox. so Is Dr. l. ]. J.tzapkay's Prophiacucum
preventative against syphilitical and gon0rrheai
iiseases Harmless in itself, It possesses the power
+ chemically destroying thu sypniIIllc yrusi ana
hereby saving thousands from being Infected with
ma most loalhsome of all diseases Let no young
lan vho appreciates health be without Or Gap
avs Prophiacticum II Is ia very cpn'enl"nl pack
- and will he found cOnvenera 10 use being
.ed as soap Price -. For saie at DR. l.. }.
zapkays Office. Sacramento street, below Montgom-
~ street Sau francisco. .
An orders must be addressed TO L. j. Czaplsy,
o., San Francisco California. s4
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
OROVILLE BREW Err Y

vNNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREWITH GIVE NO
a tice to consumers of LAGER BEER in Oro-
vile and places around, that they are ready 10 sup
ply them. They spared neither time nJr expense
for the production of an article which may compete
with anything Of the kind in California. Orders are
herewith solicited. and given ones will be promptly
dispatched. Delivery free OF charge.
mnr2l If A.BERG & co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
fo1oVIbLE
later Wor X S.

G. W. GARRIOTT, ........ PROPRIETOR,
HNTENDS Immediately to commence extending
Il the main pipe through Montgomery Downer.
Bird, Huntoon, and Myers streets. Parties VINO wish
to have attachments made to the same will have
them attended to by leaving their orders at Ihe Oro-
Vile Steam Mill Office.
The advantages of these Water Works to the cit.
liens of Orovile must be apparent tc every one-an
auxiliary and aborsaver 10 the housewife ~ well rs
store, restaurant and hotel Keepers, and ready at all
times OF the day or night for their use
II Il e. y l. A Il | O s.
Ist. Parties wanting the water must apply at the
office aud obtain their certificates for the same, by
paying the cost of service pipe and one mohs rent.
end. No addition or alteration whatever in or
about any pipe or water cock, shall be made, or
caused 10 be made Oy persons taking he water with
out permission Of the proprietor.
3rd. All persons taking water shall keep their own
service pipes, stop-cocks, and apparatus, in good
order, at their own expense, and shall prevent any
Rnaecessary waste of water.
4th. Parties taking The water and allowing thei"
neighbors and Others the same, will be charged
double rates, or more rs the case may be-
9th. The Water Rent is due in advance, monthly,
and in all cases where the rent is not paid by the 5th
the water will ne stopped.
The proprietor is at ltimes supplied with materi.
al tor service pipe water closets, &C. and has in his
employ of the best plumbers in the Sta;e.
Oroville, April 2ith. 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
RANCH BUTTER AND EGGS.

NfR.J.C. YOUNG, will keep constantly on hand
WI at the BANK EXCHANGE, supply of Fresh
Ranch Butter and Eggs, direct Irom his Ranch in the
Coast Range. apsif