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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-21

ed with the facts. If they are so--and we
have no reason to doubt them-thc prospect
of ultimate advantages to be derived by con-
structing the proposed line of road, must strike
forcbly every intelligent mind. 1t traverses
a region of country that for fertility of soil,
wealth and intelligence of population, is not
surpassed in the State. We are told that 25,.
600 bales of cotton were shipped in one sea.
son from the town of Clinton to New Orleans,
ria the Port Hudson road Extend the com.
munication to Woodvillc, with the prospect of
its being there taken up aud completed to
Natchcz which city is but comparatively
short distance from the first named place, and
some estimate may be arrived at of the i'm.
mcnsc bushes the road would eventually COM
mand.
The golden harvest would not alone inurc
to Baton Rouge. The contemplated conncc-
ton Of this city with New Orleans by means
of the junction road with the Great Northern
route would bring the whole of the rich agri-
cultural region Of the Fclicianas and the con-
tiguous region of Mississippi, into direct and
easy communication with the great metropolis
Of the South.
When our columns will permit, we shall rc.
eur to and discuss this interesting and nccdfnl
enterprise at length TO our Fcliciana friends
who have inauguratcd the movement, we cx-
tend a cordial good speed! We feel sure that
Baton Rouge will cooperate in the building
up Of al enterprise that will rebound 50 ma
tcrially to her growth and future prosperity.
From The Gazette and Comet.
RAIL ROAD TO CLINTON From the Amcri-
can Patriot We are gratiIied to learn the pco-
pie Of East Fcliciana have taken at least one
step in the way Of connecting Baton Rouge,
and Clinton by means of n Railroad That
this is IL feasible project, and one which must
ultimately he adopted, there can be no qucS-
ton, and that too at an early day, especially
should the bill now before the legislature
pass. Baton Rouge will unite heartily with
Clinton in this work. We learn that the
meeting AT Clinton eontcmplates a continue
ton Of the road to WoodTille Miss From
thence TO Natcllcz, Should this be done it
will be the best paying road in the South
Passing AZ it must through country Of great
wealth, the probability is, the entire work
could and would be performed by slave labor.
II all depends upon the action of our LcgiSla-
tire TO say, whether this highly practicable
and useful project shall fail for want Of the
connection, which the State can at once secure,
by promptly giving the aid asked for the road
between this place aud New Orlcan
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-21

A TRAToR.-The miserable renegade who leads
the Costa Ricans in their thieving forays says the
Jackson Mississippan, is q native of the United
States named Spencer and is said to be the accredited
and paid agent of Vanderbilt & Co.. of New York
n conclave whose unnatural and traltorous purpose
is to effect the defeat of Walker and his confedcr-
ates This fact alone should stimulate the entire
South to renewed efforts in beh af Of Walker. 1t be-
hooves us to give the man and his cause our strong
est possible aid and encouragement in disregard of
minor considerations or personal objections
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-21
Auction Sale Of Books.

On Monday there will be opened at the old stand
of James Welsh, the best assortment Of books ever
offered in this town. consisting of all the standard
works, Historical, Philosophical. and Biographical
works OF fiction by the best authcrs Bibles of all
sizes and styles Prayer books books for the drawing
room beautifully illustrated and miscellaneous works
without number, letter cap. and note paper, envel-
ops. &c.
anime for themselves sale at auction every night
every book warranted and every sale positive.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-21

~ To the kind attention of the Hon. Miles Tay-
Tor and Hon. John NJ. Sandidge, are indebted for
valuable public documents from Washington City.
The Hon. Thos. G. Davidson has furnished us with
copy Of the Report Of the Secretary of the Treas
ury, on Commerce and Navigation.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-21

THE Observation-Disclosures from Washington
state that the extensive preparations for the naug
uration indicate that 1t will be one of the largest
demonstrations ever before made on similar occa-
sion. No less than five Inauguration balls to be
given
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-21

~ The question Of exemption of household SER
wants from execution IL one Of great Importance and
meets with very decided approval from the press
with but few exceptions. and the people at large
Should the bill now before the legislature fail to be-
come law, this measure will form one of the main
features in the coming canvass. Legislators will
have to stand fall in accordance with their votes
upon this bill.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-21

PROMPTING PUBLIC OrINIoN-Several of our demo-
cratic legislators, addressed note recently to DIR
Bard the present School Supernte ndent requesting
him to allow his name to go before the democratic
convention for denomination. The Doctor, however.
very senshy declines.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-21

~ Western editor heard that to persons in a
drowning condition all the events Of their past life
suddenly rise wildly before them, modestly express
es wish that some Of his delinquent subscribers
would take TO bathing in deep water.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-21
AG L N rs.

The following named persons are our authorized
agents tn collect monies due to, and receive subscrip.
tions to- the DEMOCRAT"
ARTHUR McKENNA, Jackson, La.
X. CHICK. Port Hudson.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-21

Some one not otherwise proftably employ
co, pays the following compliment to the fair
sex vi It's business let readers determine:
calico Is great promoter of lazness. If
young men wish to accomplish anything of
moment, either with head or hand, they must
keep clear of the institution entirely. A pair
OF sweet lips, a pink waist swelling chest,
and pressure or two of delicate hands, will
as much unhinge a man as three fevers the
measles, large sized @hooping cough pair
of lock jaws, several hydrophobias, and the
doctors bill.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-21
From the Daily Advoci
THE RAILROAD SPIRIT

Our friends in East Feliciana are exhibiting
n becoming spirit to secure connection by rail
road with the Capital. Attention is directed
to the proceedings of the meeting held at Gin.
ton on Saturday last, published in onr columns
to-day. The connection is one of the most
desirable that we have yet seen agitated, end
we are confident that there is sufficient enter
prise within the limits of the wealthy parishes
interested to construct the entire road even
though the State refuse to subscribe its quota
of the stock In conjunction with this road
project is also attracting attention, having in
view the extension of the line to Woodvlle,
Miss. 1t is proposed to merge the Baton
Rouge and Clinton Plank Road Company the
Port Hudson and Clinton Railroad Company,
and the Woodvlle and Feliciana Railroad
Company into one corporate body, giving
direct route of liftyseven miles to Woodvie
with q lateral branch to Clinton. This will
require the construction of thrty-three miles
of railroad, nehalf of which is already graded
and for ten miles of that distance the track on
the WoodvlIe and Feliciana road can be
to the main stem, thus recurring
only twenty-three miles of iron to complete the
whole work.
These plans have been submitted to us as
being entirely feasible by those well acquaint,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-21

s- The State of Illinois has paid, in the last four
years. four andhalf millions of her debt -Four years
ago she had not more than four hundred miles Of
railroad: now she has about three thoueanl.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-21

nS" Annexed are the opinions OF the Baton Rougc
Press in relation to the proposed Rail-Road from
this place to Baton Rouge.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-21

The NATIONAL THEATRE, at Washington, was de-
strOyed by fire on the 10th inst. The Union Office
which was only separated by narrow street. was in
great danger. and was only saved by the excrtions
of the iiremen. This building was rebuilt on the site
of the old theatre, which was burnt on the night
succeeding the Inauguration of James *. Polk.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-21
T Z II N s

sUBSCRIPTION.--THREE DOLLARS per year. payable
IN advance. Four, If not paid within six months.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inserted at One
Dollar per Square. Of Ten lines or less for the first
insertion, and Fifty cents for each subsequent one.
Professional and business Cards not exceeding six
lines, for twelve months. Ten Dollars. Advertise.
ments not marked with the nuinuc, If insertions
will be inserted until forbid
CONTRACTING RATES.
m'ths. Am. M ON. l2m
One Square, IS Sc SO 50 $l2 SIS
Three Squares, 10 Is is 20 Is
-Four Squares. IL 16 20 rs 80
ANNOUNCING Candidates for office, Ten Dollals
payable In advance.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
Tssp Steamer

On her ,ns, trip brought large amount Of freight,
consisting IN part o. Screws Racks Fllca, Anger t-,
Chisel', FURNISHING NAILS, ami other dc.cnp-
tions of hardware.
Also choice brands Of To5aco and CIGARS, yurIoas
kinds OF Candy. "Mr,laag hinlmen,,' 'baLcy's Pam
EXtractor,' DAVIS raia kill,r.
Also n fine a., r,m,nt Of TOILET ARTICLES
ebay Rum " q superior article ol basket COLOGNE"
an invoice of the" EalN of lh .S;ud Flowers y
which lor bctuuAmg ihc comp. chou, removing
Tan, rmyios and Frctsics, Cleansing ,he Teeth, for
the Toilet and Nurscr, has no eIual. All the above
articles viii be- sold Chcap, at The PIONEER Va
MErY STORE. y lANhEE NOTIONS DEPOT,
Myers street, 3rd moor from montgomery street.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
OruuiIIe 0ajIg Bptte &rror0.
MONDAY MORNING. MAY 4th, 1857.
Nngson Rona ,I.etIng.

At a meeting q; the citizens Of Orovil,c
held in the District Court Room, on SA,ur-
day, at ; O'Clock Z. NJ, for the purpose of
electing delegates to the Wagon rynd con-
yention which meets to-day, at Marysyillc.
c. \. Smith was elected President. AMI
Charles I. Lott Secretary.
On motion of {. Scribcr, the meeting oro-
ceede to hollot for delegates, whcreupon J
NJ Clark, f i. Heudee, VI. II Farley. [.
Scriocr, Frank johnson, John +. kes,ine,
f, W. Gaycr, T. VI Sparks, Geo II Crossett.
Geo. W. Garrett, Robert Richie. W T Sex
ton, Z, s Carlow, ". T. Miller and A. F..
Leoyy, we're, after beng first put in uomina-
tion, duly elected to represent them and
their interests in said convention.
On motion Of j. Il Clark, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
ReSoired-That the delegates elected at
this meeting are hereby instructed to favor
in said convention, the road most eligible
without regard to the interests Of private in
diyjduals or particular localities.
Ra>oired--That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Daily butte
Record.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
Extension Forever:

Owing 70 the immcAse bu-iue~.Gouc by The under>
signed, they ave found IL necessary 60 open another
HEANCIl IN OroyIlle, and have locu;,d 5 nearly op-
pDste Ne Orleans lipt~!, and directly opposite the
Miners Bakery on iorlgomey tVcl, where they
are open,ng and ofcr tor sale, fine ,teck OF
Clothing, Boot, and shoes, Hats caps, and as good
stock "i Under Cnthiug as can be found in their
we'll known ssatlistmant 10 the Miners and resi-
dents Of Thumi,o sons Flat Morris Klvine, Oregon
Gulch ana C,y, and every body, Win th"tr friends,
Wv would simp! say drop in and see nS at the
Branch, eNarlnc onr stock you have bolA the right
quantity and quality to sclccr nom. ciothc yuar
selves comfortably, 20 Oh your ~"y rrJoclhz and Il
Goods dOnt gave You satisfaction. our unueo are
not ID. ROY & OI Eh>bN,
Montgomery street opposite ~. Nicholas, and
Branch, opposite Miners l,akrr!. G1
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
county Trens,,rcr.'s C1ice,

OHutlLLk, Dt'cthp'f iVil, lN'p.
Notice ieherety given, that ai persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable irom The General Fund,
registered between the 1th day o May 1876, and jib
day OF August 1896, except Warrant, numbered ~.
ls3, l-'- !oj. l90 and l9l that The same VIII Dc pad
on prc-cntairn AT this office. And notice is further
given, that after this date .atd Warrants viii cease TO
bear interest. WM Lh1UMOEE.
Tca-urcr Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
S'I. NICHOLAS lIOlFL,
CORNER MoNT6o.HRY AND HrNrooN
VII (, c.
FRANK JOHNS0N,.... .....Proprietol

- HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
.. know d heretofore Ms liuhloohs EAchhhEc
q hnv, rem lta}rd. hticd, ncwh furnished ana
,T@I II t.f,tirr ti.. thu>e name. with entirely new
nrranrrmeui> have erected u spacious dining
naIi-aIdrd % large uumber ut citgan!l! FURNISHED
rooms fYr families, and am prepared l" hcroihho
.atr amy uulu.,r ot guests iu a manner THAT trust
VIII Ia. satisfactory Ia u Having had the ben
c1t OF hong experience ia the business ard a.
shall xiv. ny whole attention tn II, ! intend 10
mike th- house IA nii u~ essential appointments 'he
very best ia Tins section OF Caiiir rnlh .
FRANk JOHNSON.
8.--rhe Cal stage Co, General Office lsatthis
House, wnqc passengers arrive from and depart To
all points oi the cHautry.
December 80, 1876. uol-u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
Or RoVIEDG
w a ter WoT K S g..

G. W. GARRIOTT, ...PEOPRIETOR,
INT ,DS Immediately 20 commence extending
\ the wnin pipe through Montgomery, boWucr,
Bird, tuntonu, and Myers streets. PARTIES who wish
to have attachments made 20 the sunr, viii have
tht u.'cuarl TO by leaving their orders at thc Oro-
Nllia steam HIl Oflc'.
The advantages ot these Water Works to the clt-
iI"us 1t DrU must be- az parent tc ,Nct} uHt--an
auNila.r ld Mbor--aytr to The housewife, a, we'll Us
,iHr', HurI and hu,ci krcp,r-, and ready at AL
times ~ 'he day or uteh, ior ,heir u-c
= + G l. i 4 + | IS.
1st. Part. wanting the water must apply at the
of.c" AMI obtain Their cCr,Ical"- lor ihv suinc 10y
pNInG tuo "c-t ui service Iuc and one Wotlhs rent.
>nd. So a3uuan CIR alteration Whatever in or
aboUt any Fp' g. "a'tr c"ch, shall be- made, or
caused .p hrn.f" hH ,r;sun~ thkug thU water with
out geriui-- en nt the nIrr'or
5rd an persons 'aEr'g Nalcr shan keep th,ir own
service Wpo-. -lopcnrt-, and apparatus, IA good
ord w. at he.r own "N lra-r, and shall prevent any
uuur,e--..rs 'gu. %. 49, water.
in Paoe- tluR .hr vuicr and allowing thei'
rr- h6urs ant others 20 the same, WIli be charged
la4uIc rH'n-. or glurey- t.r G. 80 Inay hc.
a'h. III" Water Erut Is due 10 advance, monthly.
ad ~ all cast, Wnerr ne rent Is not pad 10y the 5h
the water wa ne stop. ed.
The It.prrior's a' htIucs supplied with mHteri--
at to- arrN' pipe water closets, &c, und has IN hI;
employ "L- ol he best pium5srsin lhe S,a."..
Oroviic, Nlui 2ilh, Ic.1.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Merchants Exchange and Billiard saloon.

Montgomery street. crpr.re The Drug store Of
Randall * NcDermou The subscriber would IN
form ihe public TINT he has taken tAe -alpon for
merl. known Us The Washington Exchange. and hly.
ing ret.tci Tie same 10 the b"~t manner, making 10
iorsaDir Saloon "a OroyiHe Che Bar viii be sup
phcd win liquors OF M" bees, qm,Iy. Ia short
ev"iy y'hlig VII be done 10 promote he comfort of
hsprlran-, for which, IN trc oi public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
feD!9 DWARKOWSKY,
Formerly Of the FIRM Of Iorlry g. Co, Mary syille.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
Nc9ViilirAs - EyEmcson.

OUR CUSTOMERS and oilers who wish to place
their valuable papers, jcWclry ar money, beyond the
reach of heves fire have The oi our ault
at reasonable charge.
NINE who are selling Us their dust, can have
the OF Vault FREE Tor depositing their dust
during the week. apllf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
Union Hotel & Stage House
sPAN7SHVoWN BUTTE CO.
RIPLEY s sTANlELs, ..... .Pr, prietors

s-->1. THE ENDEhSIttNED Ed inform their friends
n; ana ihc pubc generally. that thcy have just
a opened a NEW HOTEL in SpHul>hlnwn bear
Iug lac above name. md having proNdcd II wuh all
the ARRANGEMENTS that constitute first class lIulr
clean and comfortable Beds. bountiullt furnished
Table, and Bar supplied With the bo-t OF Wines,
Liquors cigars HEY solicit the patronage of the
travelling public.
E9-Thr Cali 'urnia stage CompanN make thIs house
the head quarters Tor their Coachcs ~ ~pahlsho"h
j. T.. RIPLEY.
JnUN =. STANlELS.
SpanishtoWn, December -, 1856. d2U-U
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
MISCELLA LANEOUS.
Z2923lA97 949AD44
EEFERvESCING TEMPERANCE z
BEVERAGE.

The most Wholesome, refreshing, and ihyigOraiiug
Drunk n The urld.
Y1NIIE POWDER from Nh.ch lnis - prepared i
u made entirely from vegetable ingredients, col
lpctrd from AN p.rs ut thr world, and combined to-
gethrf with great skill and care Two teasnnon-iu
tti into "A dry ulubtr q. lir-r -Lr. with sufficient
ot.;,litltv of water added. produces immediately "a
cooiuL urau-ht Of charming excellence and hafor,
and health giving effect j IS aUptrd To all sea-ous
and every Oues use, and s especially sulcd lor hu~e
who 20 tO sea- aS "A preventive uI >tFSlcAhtsS, COS
tivent,,. aud lb, grurrully unpleasant state oi tho
SYST IA arising from change oi cIiinnte ana ltNiiE
Il also I>,eI, the dangers of iacurIus diseases uu-
der tropical -pU, and all no a' about 10 lhhv lht
trip 10 the eastern states u they re ara healh. r~r
ald comfort on the way. should not fail To obtain
supply before starring and more 80 II ladies or chi'
dr,n are with thrW nr lnNHlli', or inr stk A. no.
Thing j. us grateful To the palate and stomach a. his.
and resist, The encryatug effects u hot codntrles 80
we'll aud, unlike ardent -ptrtS, 1t docs nnt enttpit
by nfam.ug; but strengthens and eNhIierates both
BODY and mind by its nutritious powers ana ne en-
ergy which II mparls to the digestive process. sea
men also snouA be provided win some before The!
leave por.
\ glass taken at any time during the day eemoves
all lrcchngs 0thcat.thr or even OF hunger and ITS
being made IN "A great measure Ol vegetable ACIDS,
Ia urt.yrut Scuryy and purifs the blood ~ the
time. ltis also an invaluable Restorative for those
who labnI hard tor living such as Farmers Miners
Mechni c> ana LnbOrers; and To sh"p-kcepers. Pro
tcs-onal men and Cthers, whose occupation conpcls
them 10 lead -.dapt r. lives; draught before break
fast gives new spirit fur The busin1s, ni the day.
Medical men who know It's composition speak IN
the highest terms Of lis utility, and all the poets
praise T. Byron calls 1t the blrst Shcrbri, Moore
maket frequent mention of It, and llahL. the great
Persian poct, ls loud IN praise Of
Prepared 10y AUGUSTUS ll0GG, London, New
York and san francisco.
Depot Davis street Drug store. near Jackson san
Francisco. and Tor sale 10y ali respectable druggists
and Dealers.
rrce-50 Cents per Boltle-cach Que will make II
GlH-,t~
y. Agents wanted and supplied on tie most
liberal aud convenient terms. ap2i3m.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
SRERIFT'S SALE.

EDN NlRll T. OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ED oul of he District Court, NuJh Judicial lis
tucl. In aud for Butte county and state OF Ca!iuruia
ie me directed and delivered. commanding me 10
make the sum ot tpUr hundred and uincty.itrec
sixty two out-huudrcdth- dollar debt, and costs ct
suit in the of ten dollars, together with an the
cots accrujng GA said writ, wherein \. Carroll ~
IHIutih and simon Gutrt-r and }. W Gulng arc
the defendants have levied upon and viii sciI 10
public sale tu The highest bidder Tor ci-t on the Gh
day of May A. -. l-11 at the hour ,t two O'Clock
VI, the following described property to Wit: N' OF
the right, title md iulcre.t IT The above uum'4 de
G'udau ia and To- building situated uu thr corner
of ird and Lincoln streets. upon lot nuWttr tour
T., IN bl ICs number three a. Hs Aid down on the
town plot ol IN" Town of bruFllIr, m Bate county,
California, rud known HS tue Musical l'ail, sald
bulidIag being about thirl lert w,dy and -iNy-slN
feet u irlh, together with the scenery stage and
hNWr"a iheccUin belongings al-o a of ihe rsht,
lIlp aut interest of The above named defendants 10y
ght ot iensc ohcrN ise, in ana Ia ttot portion OF
The above described let upon which said buIdIns l.
situated.
The above sale TO ta.c l.lnce at the Court Eouso
door, in the VI of urovr, county anc state Hlorc-
sad. =. REEH, Sheriff Butte county.
uroyil", May 4h, loj7 my4-lw.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
Notice.

Proposals will be received I'll April 9Th, sutng
prc+ per foot, for the completion of fuHnel ol he
following d.mensicns VIZ: Fix leet hIgh and re feet
wide, prn6aoe myth twenty tive to forty feet.
J NJ. MARSH. Sec'y Indian Flat Company.
Oregon Gulcn, March ~ l-j7. uars3-iw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
Q r g v | l. l. T.
{, tGG LIZA Saw Lill
HEAD or MONTGOMERY ST

TE5lE Proprietor of NJ. establishment u now pre-
parrt 10 contract Tor. ana deliver orders IRON
:. 0lGJ JtUGln feet. # tittcr common Pine or Ec6
t r luuhtr. 40 thr loves market ralt1 IIr Rec
F.r viii De found the best Fencing L4mbe- that
hr u~od
Al persons about 70 build. sill end 1t to d, 'r ad
"Hulage ip purchase at this mll, a, hey can have
their Luoer sawed 20 o-cr. iu length. and sizes tC
suit. ana delivered free % ChaTge.
A.1ci.d 20 TIM establishment Is one Of " ood-
w,rlb's !a',uI pauinl TWgu.Iug and GruOYing
Machines. tud an orders for Planned Lumber OF any
do crl,uuu can be Immediately hilcd.
hiAAt- cu band, sur,uug, + ora .. hcVelcd Sid.
.is. .oi-. f.lcu- Ioa.a-, -luice Lumber, Pickets
+ u. S.ake, an3 ralaEic~.
A3,o on Aaul. Door, " windows. &c or ers for
Doors, HIuduWf, and DHuds, lil. Il with dcspn'ch.
GEO " GAKRIOTr.
Oruvillc. April 4Iih. 1881
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
Myers greet, nreclly opposite chick Co ) Bank
ng uuusc. OkDNiLLE.


iug tiousc, OkDNil.LE.
TEVuE Old AND ORIGINAL CHEAP JOHN
u Informs the Eltlic that nc has l"nys on hand a
large assortment oi ta-h,JnaJo clothing, boots and
shoes ha'. and .rt8 at every description and which
he is determined to sell at ins less Erce thAn any
other store IN Oruylle. lie has likewise fac assor-
ment OF cutlery and fancy articles, consisting IN par
OF bpWie KNIVES. razars, pocket knives and table
cutler, playing C"r-, Wax, and every other KIND .!
mHlci es 9uir uru-ans, combs. hair on iaHcy soaps
and pcriamrr Udama,ue candles. pornUGnaics
gold bags gold scales, looking g!ossc,. travelling bags
sial 0nets and writing materials, and indeed almost
every u-pui urjicle and which bear IN talnd be is
able ana w4!uHI 20 sell far cheaper than any oher
store IA OfOviue.
4 . , 4 G co A ID GIG a L )
o. the finest brands ai half,he usual price. Dcale
supplied VITA ,Holev brands OF tobacco ~ iIom oi5s
10 10 cents r,r pouul.
JOil% ONLY AXIS ONE CALL, that you may
see and j.dge Tor yourselves.
ReSulu Sales erery UednesdaY and
Nuado" EDtntngs
HE CI;iti.AL has no connection with any
other house "a Jr5yi!c,
All uut-t'or sales a,tentedto promptly, and n the
Low set "Hi,s.
[ ~ RENENBER THE ADDRESS -C II "A
IA y, opposite Chick Goa banking house
Oro,iiIe. mgr}O-lf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
Licenses.

All persons doing business, requirnga LICENSE
should remember the Grand Jury viii meet on Mon
day May An, AT winch time all delinqucHts win be
presented Atortion to this mater will save costs.
W. LATTiM0RE. Treas. Butte Co.
Treasurer's Office, April lSlh, 1857 apled