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Beacon and GaAtdian, have eonsolulatsJ. ana Ar
70 ~ rahlishea hereafter under the iite III Re-
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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
o1oVTIb
w AT ER WOR K S

II. w. GARfIUET, ....... PItofhiEl lOh'
INTENDS immeiiately to commence extending
II the main pipe through Montgomery, Dnwner.
Bird, ilunnon, and Myers streets. Parties VINO wish
10 have attachments male to the same. will have
them acndci IA bv leaving their orders mt thc Oro-
vllle Steam Mill 0fice
The advantages of these Water Works 10 the CIT.
izens OF Orovie. must be apparent to every one-an
auxiliary and labor saver to the housewife as well ~
store restaurant and hOe Keepers, and ready at all
times of the day or night Tor their use
II + q y i A r o n s.
1st Parties wanting the water must apply Mt the
Office and obtain their certificates for The same. by
paving the II service pipe An one m" ans rent
2nd M addition or alterations whatever in or
about amy pipe or water cock, shall he made. or
caused to be made persons taking The watcr,with
out permission OF til" proprietor.
3rl. All pers aking water shail keep their own
service pipes. stop-c"cks. and apparatus, in good
s,rler ut their nwn expense, and shall prevent any
unnecessary waste of water.
Attn. Parties taking he water and allowing thei-
nrig ghbors aud Others the will be chargei
double rates. more as the ease may be-
5lh. The Water Rent is due IN advance, monthly,
aud in all the rext not paid by the 5th,
the water will ne stupned
The proprietor Is at II times ~Enpled with materi.
al tor service pipe water CLOSETS &c and has IN his
employ one of the hest plnmberin II the Stae.
Oruville. April 2uh. 1887.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-16
Q r 0 VII l. &
Steam Saw Mill,
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

VByHE Proprietor of this establishment is now pre-.
n pared 10 contract for. and deliver orders from
500 H. 5O O0n feet. Of either CON mon Pine ar Rei
FIR i.umhf r. at the lowest market rates The Red
Fir will De found the best Fencing l. lmber that can
be used.
An persons about to build, will find It to their ad-
-autnpe tp pIrchn.r at this mil, they can have
their la nbar sawed to order. in lengths and sizes to
suit, and delivered Free OF Charge.
Attached 10 thi' establishment is one OF Wood
worth's Patent Planning Tonguelng and Grooving
Machines. aud all orders for Played Lumber o amy
description can be Immediately filled.
Always on hand. Shelving, Fl oring bevelei Sid
ing, loist Fencing Boards, Sluice Lumber, Pickets
Lathe Snakes and Shingles.
Also On hand Dours, Windows, &c Or er' for
Doors, windows, and Blinds. a-d with despatch
GEO w GARRlOTr.
Oroville. April 2Ith. 1857
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-16

NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF BUTTE, \
l.oard of supervisors. May Term. 1857.
0roville, May 10, 1851
1T Is ORDERED that hereafter. any person lre~
senting claim for services labor OF ANY nslars,
nr tor merchandise, ar any other property SUP
les for he ol the County. shall certify lssr9Na
what officer person ordered or contracted sos such
service, labor or supplies
By ORDER OF THE hOAkD.
ATTEST: The foregoing true copy IRON The pug
nal Uf SAID BOard Witness my hand aha the 81 al OF
l.. :. said County, this May 2;d. 1851
my2i6; MILES Gil APfN. Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-16
Oruuille Dail9 Butte Rerorb
WEEKLY RUTIE RECORD

For circulation In the nining aud Agricultural d's
tricls ~ the cozHy will contain the local and general
news oCthe week nterspersed With inta,esttag mis-
ccllaneous reading matter Il will contain twenty
eight columns of reading matter, and Will be one "i
the larges1 aud cheapest Weekly Newspapers in the
Staio. Published every Saturday rcrms--S5 per
Annum: SIX months 81; three months. 81.
drst ms ,rtion. $500
Eorh subspouant insertion. so
tg~ A liherai deduction will he made in favor OF
those who advertise ny the year
HS- Business cards inserted on reHsonuh'eterms
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-16
JUST RECEIV ED,

TER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE CLIPPERS
Morning Light, Flyi Fish, Flying Mist, large
supply Of Pure cream tartar Lard bil, Extract Lle
uuorlce. blue Nitru. German and English Camonile
Saitu,tre. Corn Starch Shakers Sa'saparla' Sarsa-
pariila Root. Gum Arabac. CIlrc Acid. Potash, Ex-
tracts of lemon Rose and VanIl a. Vanilla Beans
Rolled i.inseed Oil. Castor oil in barrels. Pure el'
low and White Wax kidders, i'owers' and Weight
mans Tartaric Acid Bay Rum IN cases ana oarr"is,
fresh Hops in one pound packages. sage. Yankee.
Soap Iudellible Ink. Roses Biacking Brushes Ma-
sons Blacking Cod Liver Oil, spanish and American
Saffron, Dubin's Extracts. ienulne virgins Blali
dreth's uoffa- and other Pulls. Chamoi. skins. Ly>
cnpsIjum Essential Oils. Congress Water IN plnts
and quarts Borax, Sal Soda. Pearl BARLEY anc man!
orher staple articles, which together with our former
large stock of Drugs makes our assortment az varied
aud Large as any Drug House in The city, TO which
we invite the attention of the TRADE and others ony
IN, in this mnrkel AI,BAN rhOh ASH c..
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
,n7tf 49,, j street, Corner TIN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-16
JUS, Received and in >tOre.

A large supply of Aconol Campheno Lard. Sperm
Polar. Ne tstuOt, aiii Boiled Os. Solar OH, and
Cam phene Lamp WicSs Caudle Wicking Wax aud
Night Tapers, urax. Soda Castillo Soap, Salad on
Cream rnrtu. strycnnne, Castor Oil, and Wyn-
k,sIp's Medicines. Wholesale aud reiail. by
ALBAN, THOMAS 4 CO..
ap7tf Corner and sixth streets.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-16
FIRST CoNFEcrIoNE

FRS T G O N F E G r 10 " e X
On the Pacific coast. he hatters himself he will be
abe to q -nlIrr satisfaction To all who may favor
him with their trade.
Byanew tnI improved process, his candies are
made Il q ucller rate aud AT less expense than for
mrrl that he is enabled to sell at much lower
figure than heretofore.
Persons desiring anything in his line will do well
to call aud examine his splendid stock Of candies,
we'll Gs his prices as he feels cOntident they cannot
fail To please; tn. slrlctesi economist.
Wholesale P"iCES.
A beautiful assortment Of STICKS, bUMPS AND
DROPS selling at the reduced rates.
CONFiTU T. ; including
GARAWAY SEEDS, pearI"d and smooth,
CINNAMON STRINGS,
GLOVE BUDS.
CASSiA BUDS.
CDREANDER SEEDS; large ana
small at 2m' per pound.
GUM DROP -Sii,pTII ALMONDS
JUJUBE PASTE. FRENCH MnTTOES,
ALMONDEANDI, &c. nj 30 cents.
AALso--A beautiful assortment of tkENCil CAN
DI rs. varying in prices according to quality.
The attention ot the trading public l. invited to eX
anime this immense stock Candies, CON prisin2 every
thing in tie "dulce" line.
Tie leaves ii the buyrcs Judge of the superiority
of his articles call and see for yourselves. for
uar demonstration is proof positive. J. REGAIN.
Remember tie n ,mber-8 Montgomery street, be
tween Brsh aud Sner San Francisco kl9-f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-16
NOTICE
NO OTIC e

OFFICE OF THE BurrE QUARTZ MINING Co.,
0roville. May lyth. lsS1.
NJOTICE is hereby given Ia the Stockholders oi
IN the Butte QuarIz Mining Company, that Sc
cond assessment OF thrafourIhs of one per cent on
the capital stock of said Company has this day been
levied by the Board OF Trustees. and made payable
at the Treasurers once on or before the l7h day Of
June, a. ID. 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-16
MINERS B AkERY,
Montgomery steert, doors above the Orleans bote
OROV l. K
STEPHEN TOLAND, Proprietor.

VEyHIS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
II vile, and the proprietor would acknowledge
his thanks the peop'e Of Orovlle and vicinity. for
their patronage. and soi,cits continuance of The
same, feeling confident ,hnt he can give better salts
faction for the same money. than any other estab'
lshment of the kind in Orovliie. PIES made OF
fresh fruit of all kinds, and CAKES of every variety
at Low PRICES. eau be had at his Bakery, ot will
l be delivered at the doors of his customers.
Oruville, Dee 81, lr56. d3l-tt
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ARTIFICIAL BREEDING OF FIsH.-We are in
formed that very extensive establishment
has been started at Shattuck's Lake, by Mr..
Upham Treat, formerly Of Maine. Mr.. Treat
commenced his arrangements early in the
spring, and has already stocked his pre-
serves with shad, bass, salmon, and other
fish, to . considerable extent When the
spawning season comes on, he will commence
his experiments, and the prospect is that he
will be entirely and remuneratively success
full. There is nothing more simple than the
artificial breeding of fish. The entire mys-
terry consists in taking the female during her
time, and by running the thumb with gen.
tie steady pressure down her back, force out
her ova in a jar of pure fresh water. The
male is then taken in the same way and
made to yield 4 few drops of the spermatc
fluid in the same vessel the two are then
stirred toget er for a few moments, and the
contact of the fluid of the male has the ef
feet to vitalize the eggs at once. The eggs
ae then laid down in shallow tanks with
gravel bottoms, arranged IN series of steps,
so that running water can continually pass
over them. The whole trouble Of the breed
er is then to keep the eggs free from any
sediment or muddy deposit. and in due time
each egg becomes fish. Thus almost every
egg in an innumerable ova can be turned To
account for the benefit of man. There is,
however, something to do after the eggs
have become fish, and that is, to confine
them within certain limits by dam, ustil
they are old enough to be able to take care
of themselves, and make fight against the
larger fish which would eat them up. There
are row three or four establishments in the
country for the artificial breeding OF fish,
and we see no reason why every lake and
river may not be filled with life and food,
and made to make an immense return to the
entcrprising men who go into it.
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Rail ROADS.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
T.. y. CIR ZOOS

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Il EEPS constantly hand, at his Drug and Book
N Store, almost all Of the Patent Medicines Of any
worth, among-; which are the following:
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NORWEGIAN MnK.-Bayard Taylor tells
the following auecd0,e of "landlady" in
Norway:
My friend wanted glass of wine. but the
old woman said she had nothing but milk
We were sitting on the steps it'll our pipes,
shortly afterward, when she said: Why
don't you go into the bouse?" at smells
too strongly of paint" answered. "But
you had better go in" said she. and shufiled
Oft When we entered, behold there were
three glasses Of very good MARSHA on the
table. How do You sell your milk" !
asked her. THAT kind is three shilings
dram, she answered. The secret probably
was that she had no license to sell wine. 1
was reminded Of an incident which occurred
to me in Maine, during the prevalence of the
Prohibi,ory law. l was staying at a hotel
IN certain town, and jestipgiy asked the
landlord: Where is the Maine law2 /
should like to see it," Why" said he, 81
have it here in the house." and he unlocked
. back room and astoaished me with the
sight of private bar, studded with full de-
canterS.
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MANUFACTURE OF SroAn FROM THE SoRGHo

MASrFAcrrRE OF SrGAR FROM THE SoRGHo.
-Kessrs Editors In answer to an inqul-
~ in your paper of the Sd, as to the way to
make sugar from Sorgho or cane, l should
say that pair Of tinsmith's rollers would
answer for a small quantity. or any other
continuance that would squeeze out the
juice. A clean copper pan to boil it With.
1t will require small quantity Of lime-wa-
ter to kill the acid-if too much, it would
prevent crystalizing. The quantity can on
Nv be known to one unaccustomed to boiling
by Iitmus paper. Whites of eggs 10 raise
the scum. Boil as quick as possible.
When the juice becomes thick and clan .
nv between the fingers, about half water
and sugar, strain through thick flannel cloth
and If possible, filter through coarse bone
black, keeping the black covered as long as
the syrup lasts, or letting it out at the bot
tom Of filter no faster than put on top. Then
boil until . string can be obtained between
the thumb and finger, SO strong that it
breaks and turns up like a corkscrew. A
very little beyond this, and it will be about
four-fifths sugar and one water. 1t will then
require box or other vessel to grain or su-
gar it in. Stir it well with fiat stick, the
sides into the middle, &c. A conical box to
drain away the molasses; and if white su-
gar is required, a strong white syrup is to
te poured on the top, to wash away the
molasses.
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A FLEA UNDER A MIcRoscoPE.-When a
flea is made to appear as large as an ele-
plant, We can see all the wonderful parts Of
its!ormation, and are astonished to find it
has a coat of armor much more complete
than ever 4 warrior wore, and composed Of
strong polished plates fitting over each other,
each plate covered like a tortoise shell; and
where they meet, hundreds Of strong quilts
project like those on the back Of a porcupine
or hedgehog. There are the arched neck,
the bright eyes, the transparent ears, piercers
to puncture the skin, sucker to draw away
the blood; six long joint legs, four of which
arc folded on the breast, ready at any mo-
ment to be thrown out with immense force
for that jump which bothers one when we
wish to catch him and at the end of each
leg, hooked claws, to enable him to cling
tight to whatever he lights upon. A flea
can leap hundred times his own length.
which is the same as if a man jumped to the
height of 700 feet; and lac can draw a load
200 times his own weight.