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TEACHER or THE PIANO FORTE.
Room in connection with A. MRsH's Music Store
No. American Houae Block, Worcester
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Ground Plaster for Farmers, Use,--I5
MS Just received ny DRAPER Il CLARK,
apr dawtt 81 and 90 Front strast
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DR., BARRoN's Humor Syrup cures all Humors
Dyspepsia. d8m* my2;
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L Q w = r [ O f. S
at which we sell them makes it an object for every
to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
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Board.s-Deslrable rooms, with board, can be OBJ
aimed, by applying at 10 Main 81, au20 du
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A. w HITTING
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS,
mys No. Mechanics Han, Up stairs. div
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ALL WHO ARE NOW ABOUT
PURCHASING, WILL FIND IT MUCH TO THEIR
Advantage 10 Examine
LARGEST AND MOST ExoELLENr STOCK

SPRING AND SUMNER
O L o y II 7 " @
Ever exhibited in this City
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GEO. n. s CURTIS.


Union Block, M. 1877 Main street.
Drafts on England, ireland, Scotland, and Germany.
Also passage tickets and from Liverpool and Calor-
mia, Tor sale. aul2 d3m
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l.. B. NICHOLS. "a. d..
HoMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 112 MAIN ST.. OPF1OE HotRs
FROM 1 TO 3, AND TO O'CLOCK p. NJ
Worcester. Oct. 20. 1853
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All of Joseph Burnett Il Co.'s preparations kept
for sale by @. Hill Apotheesry, Mechanics Hall Build
ing WarcestOr.
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B. A. HARRINGTON HAS 1T.

CHARLES SHELLEY HAS 1T.
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IN
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.,
we have a LARGE ASSORTMENT Of choice styles o
COatingss Vestimgs, and PANT Goods,
which will be made order in the Best STYLE at the
Shortest Notice and at the
L o w e ST PRIC EST!
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CHARLES CLARKE HAS 1T.
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Butter! Bulter.-Eor sale, a nice lot of fresh
new Sut.er, IN TUBS DRAPER Il CLARK.
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 118 Main street, Worcester,
"A
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OBJ aailgg Sp.
MoNDAY. AUGUST 81, Iss7.
Taxcs in VVorce.,er for 1s57.


The assessment of taxes in the city of Worces-
book is this day delivered over by the Assessors
into the hands of the City Treasurer and Collect
or, George W. Wheeler, Esq, who announces
that he viii tomorrow be ready to receive from
his fellow citizens the set against their sew
eral names, to be paid before Sept 10 if not paid
before Sept Is. the discount allowed of per
cent. will be forfeited if not paid before Sept.
80. 20 cents extra viii be charged for summons
and warrants will be Issued for their collection if
the taxes are not paid on or before Oct. 10.
The valuation of the city for 1867 is
Real ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $12S74oOO
Personal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6O9Le00
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Reniovnl.--MrS. M. W. HBRRALD, Physician, and
IN experienced and very successful Midwife las removed
from No IA Newbnry street to No. 81 Mechanic sreet
~ the mead OF Union street Special attention given 10
jyt7 al
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
No Partyisn.

Tho opponents of the Democracy make
use of the argument that party feeling
should not be known in our local and munf-
cipal affairs. To show the falacy OF this
argument, it is only necessary to make use
Of a simple paragraph. Every voter knows
that our governments, both State and Ma
tional, receive their political complexion
from precincts, townships and counties. If
there are no parties at the precinct ballot
box there can be none in the State and Ma
tional governments 1t is deception, and
Democrats should not thus permit opponents
to beg the question, and form a nucleus
around which to gather their broken and
di,membered parties. The principles Of the
Democracy, which have swept over the
country, bearing aloft the proud ensign of
the republic, its ample folds emblazoned
with every star, were generated i'll the
hearts Of the people, received their direc-
tions from primary organizations, and their
effective force from individual precincts and
towns. AS the broad bosomed river. upon
whose noble waters floats the magnificent
steamer, receives its supplies from the trick
ling mountain torrent, so does our repubi-
can form of government receive Its direction
from the local precinct ballot box. Divert
the mountain torrent from its natural chan
mel and the ship founders upon reefs and
sand bars. 1t is so with our republican gov
ernment Our own experience has demon
strated that the defeat Of the Democracy,
has been the signal for the stranding of the
ship of State upon the bar of reputation.
These facts are patent to the world, and
in considering them every person must ar
rive at the conclusion that, the proper place
to give tone and sentiment to the govern
ment, is at the primary organizations of the
people and the precinct ballot box.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
keystone Club.

Alta meeting of the democratic key
stone Club" Of Orovlle. held May "a, 1881 ;
at the Court House, the following report Of
the committee on resolutions were unani-
mously adopted and ordered to be publish
el in the Daily Butte Record, TO wit ;
TJHereas-The citizens of Oroville being
called upon to organize and perfect mum
cipal form OF government, pursuant TO an
Act of INCORPORATION, passed at the p esent
session Of our Legslature-and whereas 1t
being necessary unto the perfect formation
Of such government, that men. wise, prac.
tical, and prudent, to he selected, and that
men. honest and capable, be chosen to ad
minister the laws thus to be enacted and
whereas, the history of our government,
FcGerai state amt county, affords ample
proof that our country is goyernei best
when governed by the Democracy, and that
in the ranks Of the Democracy, we have men
entitled to our confidence and support, pos.
sessing all the requirements essential to an
honorable and faithful discharge Of the du-
ties Of any official position aud whereas,
at the Democratic primary meeting he'd on
the 18th day of April last, tTm, tdHUW
and cOHAistdut u WOcrdtS, were placed IN
nomination. for the various offices necessary
to our muicipal Organlzttion-ciuzeu whose
character for intelligence and integrity,
give every promise of good lars, So0d goe
eminent, pfuce, progress amt pfJNperHy to
Oroville, therefore,
Res0lred-That the Democratic nominat-
iny committee, in their selection Of candl-
dates to be supported by the Democracy at
the ensuing municipal election, ac ed in Wis
dom and prudence; and that We recognize
in the persons thus presented, Sond and
unhinchiHg UemOcto otS-good citizens, and
men -" onest and capdbie.'
RcSolr,d-That we will cheerfully ami
cordially support all Of the Democrluc
nominees, and that We will use all honera-
bic means to promote their election.
Resoired-That in the opposition 20 the
Democratic ticket, presented by Ne" Po-
IIrICAL 0RGA NIzATIoN, called the Pro
PIES PARTY" we have but renewal Of
the TICKETS OF the OLD ENEMY Of Dcmoc-
racy, and thar from the political history of
those originating said party and furnishing
aid and comfort to our opponents we dstov-
er the COUN Is PLAYING POSSUM-a trap set
to catch the unsuSptcung
Re>0iced-That We recognize in the course
pursued by the 'D0Hy .A0fM C0'J0rH'aH,
in the support of the NEW POLITICAL Or
GAN1zArloN, called the "PhopLL's PAR
TY," all that is WdtpeHdcnt IN FAVOR of
WHlGGERY, BLACK RrPUBLcANI,M and
KHow NorHIN GIsM, and every thing that
is opposed to the success Of the Dem cratic
party, and the turthcrnce Gifts great prin-
ciplcs
Rcs0Io,d--That we will set apart Monday,
May ith, to the service of the Democratic
nomiueos--thc success Of the Democratic
party, and the Interest of Orovillc; and
that on that day, our motto shall be we
WORK TO CONQCOR"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

Mr.. EDITOR II, as newspaper reader,
was led, Il short time since, to believe from
the annuuciation Of the publishers, that the
.N0rth CdiJ0yUi0R was to be Ueutral in
politics. If such was the intention Of the
publishers Of shat sheet, why did they not,
when they concluded 10 espouse the cause ot
the "peopie's Party" give the usual notice
of the change Of principles and tactics
And why is it, If that sheet is neutral, or
intended so to Oe, that its Editor and Pro
prietors throw open their columns to all
kinds of scurrility, abuse and calumny,
which demagogueS and schemers see lit to
heap upon the Democracy And why is il
that the Editor of that sheet becomes the
advocate and apolCgist Of the SO called
Peoples Party " And why is it that he
assays to break down all parties ami all par
tyism, when, at the same time he Is the
mouth piece of, and champion for political
party, composed OF the wrecks and ruins OF
all parties antagonistic to the only truly
national party And why will man Of
sense thus stultify himself and his editorial
annunciatiou Of political principles, or ra-
ther lack Of them, and contradict his own
position
Yhe foregoing, are questions which would
very much like to have satisfactorily answer
ed for confess such a course, pursued by q
neutral Editor is incompatible with my
views of strict integrity
can only surmise what the object is and
that surmise is this-the gentleman that
presumes himself possessed of sufficient
amount Of sagacty and political shrewd-
ness, to blind the eyes Of a sufficient num-
Der Of Democrats, and secure their votes to
his party (or claim and insist the gen
tleman has party to defeat the Democra-
cy, and thus throw public patronage, power
& rule into the hands Of such combination
of isms as has for the last Is months been a
curse to tie State of California, and 10 ev
cry part and parcel Of it, on which they
have tread their unhallowei and Shiny feet.
Now another question arises. Wiil men
who call themselves Democrats suffer them
selves to he hood winked, and thus led,
without the power Of resistance, TO the
slaughter, by such etfusions of sophistry
and false pretences, as those of the Editor
Of the .NoHt Californian, and its neophte
CORRESPONDENT. Hernandez Win men who
are and have been Democrats place those
opposed TO them in power, in such position
by maens of such sophistry and dissimu!a-
ton, that the Democratic party and Demo
Gratis may be prescribed, though, by such
opposition as the foregoing acknowledged to
be as capable and honest,' as those Of the
opposition itself.
/ imegiue they will not, for think there
are not many Democrats in this city who are
so blind as not TO perceive that this pure pa
triotc opposition which has arisen, under
the cognomen Of Peoples Party is but
another scramble for place, plunder, power
and spois; and last, but not least, tor the
defeat Of the Democracy.
Nor NEUTRAL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
Spurious Tickets :

DEMOCRATS beware Of the spurious
tickets issued from Judge Lewis official SINK
hole Of SANDER and villhcation Of every
thing Democratic. We learn that they have
issued tickets purpor,ing to be Democratic
but with the JESSE BEENE, Democratic
catic candidate for Marshal omitted. and
Bensons name inserted. These unprincl-
Piled trjcksters, and v!laiutus lbe.iers oi
the Democracy, seek to accomplish hy irnul
what they know they cannot by honorable
means. Be on your guard
~ Three young gents on their way to
the ball the other night, driving sPHifed
team, run into a stump and smashed things
generally Names omitted on account OF
their connexions.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

THE BALL AT BIpwELL.-This affair,
which came off on the night of the lst of
May, was very numerously attended, there
being about one hundred couples present.
Everything was done by the proprietor of
the National, Mr. Tarr, Cor the comfort OF
his guests, and not till grey mornings dawn
did the festivities cease. In tie morning, y
large number, started for Berry Creek, to
attend a Picnic gotten up by Russ john
son.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

KEYSTONE CLUB.--This club had large
and spirited meeting at the Court House. on
Saturday night, which was characterized by
the utmost harmony and good feeling. The
meeting was addressed by several Democ-
Gratis who had been assaled by Judge Lewis
organ, and some of its correspondents were
handled without gloves.
The club resolved to act apart to-day for
the purpose of electing the Democratic ticket,
and We are much mistaken if they do not
accomplish their purpose.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

THE BEAR AND BULL FIGHr took place
on Saturday as announced by handbills
posted around town and, as usual, proved
to be a grand fzzle The Jack was afraid,
and wouldn't fight. The cry was raised that
the bear was getting loose, and the people
made a rush for the door, and made them
selves scarce The bear was finally corrall-
ell and securely fastened, the bulls turned
IN, and his bearship weakened at sundown.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

The ELEc~loN. Democrats rally to the
polls to-day, and give the combination of
X N's, Black Republicans and niger wcr-
shippers Jesse Vote eally, and look out
for spurious tickets 1t is said that there
is a ticket out headed Regular Democratic
Ticket" with the name Of JESSE BEENE
omitted. Look out for them!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

EDITOR DAILY BITE RECORD Did you
see in Saturdays .N0rM CalJora,an, an
article headed 'Partyism" ! Said article
was penned, as shown by the subscriber to
it, by 'IIermano." am not so fortunate
as to know who this Solcn, lIermano, is but
suppose him to be some one who is Just "A
few days over u years Of age, or else one
who has never been interested in the poll
tics and political movements of the country,
and so has stood as a mere locker en-, and
if he ever voted for anybody for any Office,
lust made a grab, and voted the first ticket
he happened to grasp, especially if it hap
pencd to be anti Democratic.
Wise IIermano! he comes out, as does the
pseudo neutral paper for which he writes,
aud says he is down on parties ana party
nominations OF course he il, aad almost
any man is, when he knows that HIS party
is in the minority. . such p thing as
party or parties, are then a naIseous
stencil in the nostrils of n minority man.
But, sir, lc, any party gain the asceadancy
over the Democratic party, and lnlolt, be 1t
what it may, rushes every ism, fiction, and
class Of nen who are prepared and well cal
culated to give to our public officers and IN
terests tn t character and protection which
the wolf affords the sheep-fold. And among
those crowding INTO such party, composed
OF so many isms, &c, ,:may be found those of
whom the Democratic party is ever rejoiced
to get rid
But the above is not the precise object of
this essay. SolOn Hermano winds up his
Borean blast upon the Democratic party,
and on partyism, by saying as follows -
Let partyism and clanism be kept out of
our muicipal elections at least" Bravo
Now, would like to ask wise IIermeno how
he can reconcile his closing remarks with
those preceding, in which he says-"Our
party Thavng reference to our municipal
election1 was placed in the field by the free
expression of the peoples will, the either by
he says, after saying well of our nominees,
he can checrfully support the nominees of
the other party
Now, sir, wish to ask of wise Hermano if
he does no, blow hot and cold in the same
breath: Az if not, how it is that he is down
en- party and partyism so strongly, and in
the same exceedingly modest and patriotic
article, comes out openly in favor of a patty,
aud party, too for whose nominees he does
not dare to say more in praise than he does
for the nominees of cur own party; 1t is by
doing as the opponents of our party have
ever doue--by stultityiDg himself, and by
begging the question.
Wise Hermano, thy zeal is worthy of
better cause, and when thou trest thy
goose quill again, touch not upon the hal
lowed precincts of Democracy.
These are the views CT one who has ever
been, and expects ever to, be, whether in the
majority or minority, DEMOCRAT.
Row--A difficulty occurred in the Bank
Exchange" between two miners from Ranch
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

TuE PoLLs.-We nave been requested ty
the Judges Ct the election TO state that tie
polls Will be opened at Musical Hall, month
west corner Of IKE Plaza. Democrats he IN
hpnd carly and labor with zeal until tho
9 oing down Of the sun.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

THE DEMOCRATIC TIcxEr,--As spurious
Democratic tickets have been put i'll circu-
lation, we would caution Democrats to be on
their guard. and not be deceived by their
opponents. Procure your tickets Of none but
known Democrats. The regular Democrat
ic tickets are the true blues, backed in such
a manner as to render their counterfeit ca
sy Of detection.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

BUTTE VALLEY We received a visit yes
terday, from gentleman, whose name we
have forgotten who resides in Butt Valley,
on the Honey Lake route from Oroville, who
has spent five years on the various emigrant
roads through the mountains, and bears tes-
timony to the superiority of the Honey Lake
route from the Humboldt to the Sacramen-
to Valley. lie visited Oroville for the pur-
pose Of purchasing supplies.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
\ RID.

The undersigned hereby withdrnws his name rs
candidate or the Office of Marshal Of Orovle, l.
favor Of Jesse ncene, the Democratic nominee. and
would request his friend, - give Mr. 6eene, and the
Democratic Ticket, their hearty support.
John PEfEI son.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
NEW ADV EKYlSIlENIS.
A CARD.

The undersigned void announce to his friends
and the public IN general, that he has Withdrawn
from the race for Marshal. in favor OF the Demo
cratic nominee, and would request his friends 80 use
their honorable endeavOrs to the election OF
JESSE BEE\E. JOHN +. HEtSLER.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
The Election To-Day.

The citizens of Oroyille are calel upon
to-day to choos sofhcers tor the government
of the growing interests of cur city Tor the
ensuing year. There are two parties in the
CO Gntcst. the Democratic party, aud the fu.
sion Of isms that have ever opposed the De-.
mocracy. under the new name of'hc Pee.
ple's Party. The name Of this party in the
campaign of 80, was the know.Notliug
Party; in 1856, they were known as F.u-
more men and Republicans. Ia these
phases they were repudiatei and oyerwAelm-
ell by the public voice They now expect 10
gain control Of the city government by call
ing themselves the Peoples Party
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

The CIrY.-Never have We seen our
young city present so busy an appearance
as yesterday. The streets were crowded
from morning till night, with people hurry
ing to and .ro We counted no less than
eeven buggies standing before the Ohio Sta
bles at ten o'clock, having come up from
Mary Vile. Cooling drinks were in de-
mand.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

MAN SrABBED--A row occurred at a
house on the corner of Bird and Myers sts,
last night, in which one man was knocked
down, and another received severe cut in
the shoulder from knife in the hands Of one
Kelly. 1t was considered mere scratch in
the first place, but proved to be a serious
wound. The person stabbed, we understood,
was not engaged in the fight, but Glanced to
be passing along at the time.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

BUSINESS NoTIcEs We have been too
much crowded with political matters, to con-
tiuue our business notices to-day, but shall
do so in our next. In the meantime, we
trust our business men will have patience.
Orovlle elections will occur but once year
and they must be attended to. 1t isactually
necessary that our young city should make
a correct start, and that can only be done
by the election of the Democratic ticket.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

PAST, PREsENT AND FrruKE OF THE
PAclfIc "A pamphlet Of the above title by
Judge Crane, has been placed upon our ta-
bic. Itisan able work ana VIII. assurcdy
interest thuse who have the welfare Of CALI
fornia at heart.
Duplicate copies may be Obtained Mt
"Garnham's Literary Depo;.' Price % cts.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

FAvoRs.--We are under obligations to
Well, Fargo g. Co., and to Jimmy Scott and
Butch for newspaper favors, and to Caring
ton, for ice.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

Is Among the notabes at the Bidwell
Ball the other night, was Miss Sarah Pellet,
who joined in the festivities and appeared to
enjoy herself very much.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

INDIAN RrsyRvArIoN.-We learn. says
the Red Bluff Beacon, from Col L. \ Ste
venson, that the Indian Reservation under
his charge is in a fourishins condition The
Colonel tells US there are about four thou
sand In lans at Nome Lackee, all in Il heal
thy condition. There are two thousand
acre, of wheat sown on the Reserve, VIII .ch
promises 10 yicll fair average crop.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04

Row--A difficulty occurred IN the Bank
Exchange" between two miners from Ranch
cheria Diggngs, On Saturday evening, which
ended in personal encounter. One of the
parties after firing volley Of tum6lers,
made good his escape under the vitreous
storm, leaving his antagonist slightly grazed
by one Of the fury-wingei missiles Such
summary settlements of difficulties in crow
ded bar rooms, are, to say the leas. of them,
highly reprehensble
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-28

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