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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

Gea EI.No, dr. there are vote I. tales cSar to
Mayo. wooo-rhs law asss 4u0rcuu =. csc,, rua shrs
Ia msjorH,.
Gen. Nys-No, .Ir-s majority Of The qqofuS v,ax.
Mayor woce1t ought 70 be . majority CT ths who'e
yoe poied 81 s elect You can't elect Vi nou, yor nave
four gentlemen present 10 eonsLtute quorum Suopo e
only three vote Leave the quorc 90. there the
In the q nee CIAughtr)
Gen. MI do NH zee him In
MAJ or wocD-Ha has nrept In
ssn NYH II" ts smaller niger than ysG tried @ gst
u; NM tne smaller hs u the better. daughter In
Mr. sraAsAaAs-i move the adoption Of tho resolution
zen n IA majority OF Guofam OF this Board vonns
Mr. RowsoIr there six voting |: taxes four votes
there ere i've It taxes three
Ger. NTEYou lock ss thai, Powell. and seeE you caa
M sr.AnAaS-t II you see him tnere kick him oas
mayor W0op-N should be stated clearly there no ne
Mayor PownL-I move that no member cha. 'ba OK
cus cd from voting without permission Of the Board
stand thai Is The usual course Of phraseoiogy, ana you
GEL out II thai ususj course you may 90 wrong.
Mayor woop-All desire Is. 70 have It clear. may 30
particularly dull am incompetent 10 de:.ds, ma
j0riy aGu0rum elects. quorum Is iocr; then three
are majority OF q quorum. Three vosos cas, for coo
pervon would be considered an election.
Mr.. srBAsAuAA--We mean just this If there are ar
present, then -four votes elect there are Ave present.
Mayor woos-I trust we vii have . vote upon tue
Mayor POWELL propose that no member shall be OK.
CnSeo from Young Witoout per mission OF toe Board.
Gen NYS-I tell you how Ishoald hold In ta.s meter
there elk votes csat 70 shall elect II there
I've votes then thu 90 votes sha elect.
Mayor WooD-Suppose one OF the votes Is blank -
Gen. EYr-A blank vote never counts
NJ. Bowxs-Isn evident we al have the sams oo,eo,
In view.
Mayor woop-r the Chairman Will reduce his oond
derston ihA resolution to writing N the m;nutas ALL
be sasaed Eaat desire that Il there are SIX votes
present, four shall elect. n there are four votes
three vii elect What ! desire IL that II three
votes ct for person. and three votes scattering
the three thAli not elect.
Gen EyF-Thly vots, srpposs, Ia 70 be taken yyrz
The Clerk will proceed 70 call and each mem ber IS
his ZANE Is called, viii name his mao
Mr. sTRASAIiAN-HAS that rus button been passed
Gen NYg-rhere seems TO be obie Isiou to II.
lHs FlR-T BALLOT FOR TIM NEW CORNERSTONE.
The Clerk hen proceeded cah tie roll, with the FOL.
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P Two tugs we're 70 leave Bufislo on
4-.f, 81. ... 0 ryse fRh, expedition 10 the Canada
--..s ff,s ~ t-ti was 70 be between = Phlsdei
ra.t. ca. 81 gtt
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Dsasass Dalamannax uarop-WJtA Rntsat
pcwdsf PROOF defiance locks All baN Dspo In reaSi
soBnEg =. pAYRrux
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lsslrd's wigs and Hair Dye Assinnt the
world for their paturG appearances tnr~bxg end eSssp
go, ncN Pruadwrr, aeas Howard s-ess
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.A1ahsrs ana Dealsys I'm Cio.1Asng.
A.s respectfully in E1ted 10 eraniDe our

.
sA1>hsrs ana Dsalsrs I'm Cio.1Asng.
Ass respectfully invited TO erariDe
rAx. And vtsrxa srcG.
Il sdie0, 70 Usual large stick o.
rSr AID rAssiosAsts c-c-stya,
Ts hiTe tis season mannfsSured an iramesss scca %
vacs -e are yr-ps~vd 70 Oder = ov axarss ~ Aay
B D.1LIr 90,
.1 80 ard ~ Broadway. Rev 7ort
Clothing st NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Weston meffSants invited socS before
pufcsss!as Hvsry facility eten ed 70 Lse buyers
DAVID j. a oxo. y. LEVY, ~ Warren street
Paris Hccts and ehoes, per ysndox'ilt, ny
srersErnRRIs son, eoonssers s2ksAsas street, near
Dsanass Dalnnanday uarop-vyJaN Ratsas
vcwds prof esaAnss locks Asd bsx Dsvc In rear
arsss Ne scn~ below naAdss Ma -
Jennings 4 Jones' Patent si5 Carriage Tops,
sspsd especially for he southern and western Ads, 81 s
sones' Old 1tsvan Soap, as, for Frecklss,
snsemu, en-, morh-w, bed skin NJ. JOINS coral hair
Oh "a 20 lsd trsy, weak harss has; best article uade
Murray d Aapman's Ftorfds Water ~ the
mdssenssbe requisite Of the spanish toilet In South america
and cgemetc plned VIII sasr. gives sisen snnoth
mess 10 the stin while i DO than hat Of the most
,r.gsnt etonss N the c,ussryaiores sold ~ Ian
MAN Co. and by all Druggists. ~ ~ cents yer bottle,
Betchslcx's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tcupess--.
The best n the WORT all mss sold snd appuso
Ste msnuscsory, rs Bro.dwv
Lslrds wigs and Hair Dye Agninht th'
world foe their dnr~bixT end eSesp
ss~, @fN Pruadwnr ueA H5wSdssesh
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Jennings 4 JonsS Patent SIS Carriage Tops,
sdspt especially Tor he southern and Western irAds 81 ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

Part. Hcots and shoes, per ysnaoxbiIt, ny
IUaTSEFnRRTs SON boonssers. s2ksasaa street, near
MAI tana
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Murray d Anpman's F,s1fda water ~ the

Betchslcr's Hair Dye, wigs aud Tcngsss.-.
The best tue wcrl eurpsssing all msds sold ssd applied
a the menntacAorr. "a nroedwAr.
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Clothing At wholesale. and
weston effSans invited W inspect ssocs before
prfcsssns kvsry facility esten ed Lnse buyers
DAVID J. GEO. !. LxVy, ~ Warren street
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.sones' Old ltsvsn Soap, as, for Frccklss,
suzeun an, morph-~, bed skin, NJ. JOINS coral hair
on ~ 70. lsd, ary weak harss has; best article nasds
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Tbs I'm pewSai Photograph Il bad only ~
BAA3fs 0al.ry, H9 Broadway, over Tsonrsus stcca.
Rz2tars.--msrsA - o.. Radical Care Trass
once, rsnovei 10 No. scssv s.r-sL Astor Ho~s
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WA KSEss, NERVOUSNESS DYSPEPSIA CoNrUxP
w ton nes nj nppe.is sieep, esory, Ae decay
weakness Of The natural fun hnd
psuAOea WEBBxRs sans,Ser Tie id fssb :. Aa<
haunted haze youthful heath strength given n
Price ~ o.; two ~ Depo, ID BowsrY.
" HUEBsTxL's BEAT TRUNK xxPoaIUM KssOv
"A. I'd from SIS 70 $40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

TcsB BvsT PLACE IN THIS CITY 10 BUY CHINA
Ia9s SEiE-,s oliver plated c,lle,y r.
store NJ Sessru DALEY 4 no Fos. esi 6S8 xrad.
be.reen honsoa sleeckor tnsy
he n huw York sraon' because they sen,
tai twenty Gent beow the etu,,ary OJx
the rgnr.s and jntse for 20 rsen @h- timer U.s.
pieces Sl6 his sss a. pieces white 81
ou elsss gobiets he dozen D. Class waes TIA n
5 treesht chanrsisrs s.; hal hgis ST. beroone
foidrg brsoks ~ ceus silver plated oousa
rs silver plaisd cab. bssSss ~ 81 silver Of tied asa
p!pNrs 81, elvar ).aed tabl~sp
plated teaspoons the dozen 81 N silver plated tablsfts
he
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02
Democratic state Convention.

At q meeting OF the Democratic State Central
COMMITTEES. held In San Francisco the 10Th OF May.
the following resolutions were adopted:
RESOLVED, That the next Democratic State Con
venton be holden at the city Of Sacramento on
TUESDAY. the 14th day OF July next, and that the
basis of representation be follows, viz; One del
egate from every two hundred Democratic votes
east, and one delegate for every fraction one
anndred Democratic vote cast for any Democratic
state officer at the last general electi0n-the Pres-
leHal elector, being considered, for the purposes Of
hisresolutioD, State officers.
RESOLVED, That Messrs. Thomas, Moore and Red
ington are hereby appointed committee TO canvas
the official returns IN the Office of the Secretary Of
State, and from them to make up and publish the APP
portionment of delegates to which the various couI.
ties are entitled, according to the basis OF presenta
ton adopted.
The committee appointed by the last resolution
made the following report, by which the Democrats
ofthe various counties will be governed in electing
delegates to the State Convention
ALFRED REDINGT0N Chairman.
p. X. WoODsIDE, Sec'y Dem. State Cent al Com.
To GES.ALFRED REDINGTos, Chairman. Sc.-Dear
Sir: The Committee appointed at the recent meeting
OF the Democratic State Central Committee to appOr.
ton the dele sates which each county will be entitled
to eject under inc resolutions III the Central Commit.
tee to meet in Convention in Sacramento on the l4th
of July proxmo, have made the following apporton-
ment, viz:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02

OPPOSED TO ORovILLE.-Judge Lewis
has opposed every material interest of Oro-
Vile, and yet, it is said, he expects that
our citizens to-day will endorse his aspira-
tions for Judicial honors, by electing his
Know. Nothing and Republican tools. as del
egates to the Democratic county convention.
He has harrassed our citizens with unjust
and unsustained law suits, apparently only
for the purpose of extorting money from
those who have desired to find a residence
here for themselves, and has succeeded in
extorting money from our citizens, although
he has not sustained a single suit He has
opposed the opening of roads which would
add to the business prosperity of Orovlle,
because it would interfere with his interests.
He has endeavored to tax the county $780,
600 to build a road to his toll bridge, and
which would effectually turn the trade and
travel of Plumas away from Oroville. He
has damned Oroville as being place that
never could amount to anything, because it
was located in an elbow of the river, and
away from all natural roads. (Oroville
don't happen TO be ON the road leading to
his toll.bridge.) He refused to aid in clear
ing the river, so that steamers could come
to Orovile He refused to pay his sub
scripton of $40 for grading Huntoon street,
because the investment would not repay
him cent per cent And yet he expects that
Oroville will debase herself to-day by the
election of his tools to the county conven-
ton. Should Oroville do so, We can we'll
exclaim with Mark Antony
80 judgment, thou art fled to british beasts,
And men have lost their reason"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02
Primary Election To-Day.

The election of delegates to the Demo.
cratic county convention will take place in
Oroville to-day In commenting upon this
subject, we have no desire to take sides in
q contest between Democratic aspirants for
nominations to the various positions to be
filled at the approaching election. the only
desire being that stern and true Democrats
may be called to represent and bear aloft
the Democratic banner in the approaching
campaign. Were none but Democrats now
interfering TO control the action of the party
in its primary elections, the event of to-
day would be this morning dismissed with
simple notice of the fact, as we shall al
ways be content to sustain the action of
majority of the Democratic party, when its
time -honored usages are not violated, nor
Its principles compromised 1t is only by
sustaining and advancing the firm support
ers of our principles, that the party can
expect to merit and receive success
Mingling in the Democratic election of
to- day, and struggling for supremacy over
true and unfaltering Democrats, are men
fresh from the embraces of every political
ism that has cursed the State with its pestif-
erous influence, as we'll as traitors who have
made use of the influence and position given
them by the Democracy of Butte, to break
down and destroy the Democratic party of
this county. We need not again publish
the orders from the records of Judge Lewis
courts, to show his treachery to democratic
principles, and his sustenance of the Black
Republican organization. His acts in this
respect are familiar to our readers, and
have placed him amongst the opponents of
democratic principles, and consequently un-
worthy the support of Democrats. We
would caution the Democracy against the
schemes OF men who sacrifice democratic
principles for their own private interests,
and who regard them not, except as they
may be used for their own agrandizement
We would caution the Democracy against
independent tickets to-day. The triumph
of such would be the signal for rejoicing
amongst our opponents, and would meet
with the stern rebuke of the supporters of
democratic principles at the polls in Sep
tember.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02

Ne. ADVERTISEMENTS John f.
Kessing, whose store is in No. 3, Wush.
ton Block, gives public notice in another
column that he has replenished his large and
general stock of groceries and provisions by
a fresh arrival from San Francisco. He has
in fact one of the largest aud best select
ed stocks in the upper country, and offers to
sell at very reaso nable rates.
MEssRs. HART g. LEsBRos, also adver-
tise in another portion of the paper, COM
plete assortment of everything in the usual
stock of general Furnishing Store. They
offer to sell at greatly reduced rates, and
issue a call for 600 meu to purchase as
many shovels and other mining implements.
Their fire proof store is on Myers street,
between Bird and High.
Mr. l.. VAN ORDEN has removed his gro
Gerry and provision store to the new brick
building on the old theatre lot, corner OF
Huntoon street and the Plaza. From the
appearance of Flour sacks aad the usual
concomitants of arst class grocery, his
stock is one of the best and largest in the
town.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02

FAST DR1vING--Jac acob Rafferty,, ban ber
ON Myers street was arrested yestsrday af-
ternoon on charge of furious driving, by
officer Lyons. 1t was proved that Jacob did
ride with Gilpin like speed from his shop to
the bluff and back again, but then it was
also shown that he was unaccustomed to the
horse. which started at furious rate as
soon as Jacob and his whip touched him.
and that he broke the marsinga!e and
thereby rendered himself unmanageable.
Jacob was discharged, but havicg resisted
the officer even the tearing of his own coat
and shirt, was admonished by Judge Stafford
to be more careful about riding strange
horses, and to always submit to the majesty
of legal officers in future.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02

WOULDN'T TAKE.-An anxious candidate
"all dressed in jcrjous array meeting "a
constituent" the other day, whose unmen-
tionables were in premature stage of seedi-
ness, thinking he had discovered 'spint,"
endeavored to inveigle him into a clothing
store, by making generous proffer of a
bran new pair of breeches, but the Sc con-
stituent" didn't "take,' and clothed in his
incorruptible innocence and seediness, went
silently away, signing at the corruptness of
would-be officials.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02
Economy should be the order
OF the DaN.

The Subscriber begs leave to inform the property
owners Of Orovillc that he has come prepared with
the necessary apparatus TO build neat, suDslahhai
FIRE PROOF STORES of ofCONCRErE OK BiIoN, g,
at "A saving Of - per cent. below the cost OF bnck
buildings. Having thorough knowledge OF the
component parts of this material and the manner OF
using it, he can defy competition. Those desirous oil
building would do well to give him call. Plans and
Specifications drawn with dispatch Any applica-
tons left ut the banking house Of Hedges lannon,
will meet WITH prompt attention. -
ie10tf J.P. hlRN AN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02
Democratic Primary Election.

Notice is hereby given that the Democratic Primary
Election for Oroville Precinct, to elect Delegates to
the County Convention to be holden on the 9th day
of July hext, will take place on the I'd day of July
preceding, and for that purpose will be opened al
2 o'clock of that day, and kept open until o'clock p
N., in the brick budngo of Morris & Downer, on the
corner of the Plaza. BY or JOHN s. BERRY.
THOMAS CALLOW,
JAMES HARLOW.
Oroyille. June 90 Inspectors,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02

A FossILIFERoUs PREsENT.-h specimen
of fossil formation similar to and part Of
the same which we described the other day as
being taken from. grounds contiguous to
Pence's Ranch, at present in Mr.. Van Brunt
g. Co.'S, store, is to be sent by them to the
Odd Fellows of San Francisco, for whose
cabinet of curiosities, it is intended. 1t is
presented by our fellow townsmen, Mr.. c. s..
Lyttle.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02
The steamer News.

We are indebted to the California Er-
press for the following steamer news which
we condenss from telegraphic despatch iu
that paper;
Great riots had happened in Ohio. be-
tween the populace and U. s. Marshall, oc-
casioned by an attempt made by that officer
to arrest certain persons accused of har-
boring fugitive slaves. This being an ac-
tual collision between the U. s. authorities
and the underground Rail Road Co., Will
doubles involve serious consequences.
Gov Walker had reached Lecompton Kan
sas, and delivered his inaugural,
Ten thousand men under Gen. Harvey,
are to be sent to Utah.
The National Council of Know Nothings
met at Louisville. They propose the re-or'
ganization of tho order.
The Pennsy lvania State Council on wed
nesday, nominated Isaac Hazelhurst, OF
Philadelphia, for Governor; Jacob Broom,
of Philadelphia. and Jasper Brady, of AL
leghahy, for Supreme Court Judges, and
Mr.. Linderman of Berks, for Canal Com
missioner
A terrible riot occurred at municipal
election in Washington, between the citizens
of that city and crowd of Baltimore bull
lies Several of the latter were killed by
shots fired by the marines, who were ordered
out by the President
The Virginia elections have resulted in q
general democratic success.
General Gardner of Massachusetts, de-
clines to remove Judge Loring.
Mai F. McCulloch persistantly refuses
to accept the Governorship Of Utah, al
though it has been pressed upon him by
the President.
Lord Napier has officially denied the re-
port of o cesson of an Island by New Gren-
ada to Great Britain.
Private advices have been received from
Lecompton, Kanzas. Gov. Walker was met
by large body of citizens with bands of
music, and colors flying, and thus escorted
to the city His reception was very enthu-
siastic, and was Without distinction of
party.
The bids for the contract for carrying the
land mail for California are nor yet open.
In New Orleans an election for Controller,
Recorder, and members of the Common
Council, took place on the 18th May, when
the whole Know Nothing ticket was elected
The U. s. Senate within few weeks, has
lost three of it's members-Stephen Adams
of Miss. Hon A. T Butler of S. c., and
James Bell of n ii. The two last died on
the same day.
Farley p. Pratt, formerly Mormon Mis-
sionary in San Francisco, has been shot
dead in Van Buren,, Ark, by H. IL Mclean
whose wife he seduced in that city
The leading railroad men of New Eng.
land, New York, Pennsylvania Maryland
and the States lying to the west of them.
are sending petitions to the President pray
ing that an overland mail to California shall
be carried by route commencing on the
Mississippi river not south of st Louis.
Col Cummings has been offered the Gov
ernorship of Utah,
Gen, Walker was received in New Orleans
with great eclat, Subsequently he addressed
the citizens in speech of tive hours dura-
ton,. in which he challenged any one to
point out one of his actions which had been
in violation of civil, national or interna-
tional rights, that his purpose had been to
extend American influence and American
ise Nicaragua
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02

ERRArUM.-In our report in yesterdays
paper of the list of deaths in Oroville, du-
ring the last month, We were incorrect In
our statements of the birth place and age
of Mrs. Charlotte Hesse. Her husband in
forms us that she was originally of Floyd
County Virginia, and at the time Of her
death she was aged 80 years.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02

IDLE STEAMERs.--There are at present
time, thirteen river steamers lying up idle'
In the port of Sacramento. AS there are no
idle steamers at Port Oroville. we would
suggest that few be sent up there; to ply
between that place and Honey Lake Vatley.
= Deep the waters run. In the smiling Feather
Just above the mouth OF old Yuba river.
Cal. Express
Our poetic cotempcrary at Nye's Ranch
nigh have given the crank of his machine
another turn and squeaked out:
AS Tyber once ran thick with blood,
So "Yewby" runs with yellow mud.
And as idle steamers at Sacramento he
So do idle men, Mt tho Ranch of Nye.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02

AssAULp TO RAPE.-A Spaniard was ar
rested at Fiddetown, Amador county, last
week for assault to commit rape on the per-
son of Mrs. Fro, the wife of a Frenchman
who keeps billiard saloon in that place.
The Spaniard was caught pursuing Mrs. Fro
by her husband, by whom he was cuptured.
Hei safely lodged in the Amador Jail.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02
0roville, June 20.

SENT UP.-Somebody got very drunk
yesterday and subsequently got into JUS
tice Elliots office, and from there got into
Jail, where by this time he has probably got
sober. So it seems that he got through four
several changes in HE condition, without
getting his name in the papers. Keep sober
somebody -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02
Merchants Exchange.

This saloon by far the best arranged, most popular
and best lighted OF any in Oroyie or vicinity, provi-
ded with five first class Billiard Tables, a talented
band of Musicians, the best stocked bar, and the
most attentive and competent bar keepers in North
ern California; is now under the sole control oi the
under signed, who solcits and hopes he may iherit
aud receive continuance OF the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the Saloon.
l. DWARAKOUSKY,
June 90 Alias "CoUNT."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02
Masonic.

q PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION adopted
VLspavat a meeting of Royal Arch hiasons,
W. assembled in Orove, June Gath, 1857, all
Companion Royal Arch Mnsons in good standing In
Butte County, are requested to meet at MASONIC
HALL, in orovilie. on TUESDAY, July 7th, 1857,
at O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose of taking steps to
organize Chapter, pursuant to Ancient Usagcs.
II. A. GASTON,,
J.J KLElNE, Committee.
G. f COLTON.\
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02
county Treasurer's Office,

ORoyILLE, May 18th, 1887.
Not,re hereby given that all persons holding Butte
Comfy Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the lst day of November 1855,
and the 5lb of December 1886 inclusive. that the
same viii be paid presentation al this once, and
after this date said Warrants VIII cease 20 oehr IN
terest WAL LAi l'hohHi
Teasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02

DRYTowN.-This place so recently des-
troyed by FIRE, is being rapidly rebuilt.
Some twenty houses are already erected, and
every thing is beginning to resume busi-
ness aspect
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02
DIR. l.. j. CZAPK AVS

Grand Medical and Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite Pa
cifec Mail Steamship COmpany's Office San Fran
CISCO California, established in 1851 for the perma-
nent cure OF all Private and Chrome Diseases and the
suppression of Q uackery.
Attending and Resident Physician, l.. j. CZAP-
KAY, NJ. d.. late in the Hungarian Revolutionary
War. Chief Physician to the both Regiment of Hon
yeds. Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital Of
Pesth, Hungary, and late Lecturer on 'Diseases Of
Women and Children"
Commune ations strictly confidential.
Consultations, by letter or Otherwise. free.
Address l.. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. ID.
ie27-3m san Francisco, California.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02
DON'T throw your Money away!

But go to HENDEES and have your likeness
taken, corner of Huntoon ST. and Miners Alley -.
They have had over eleven years experience In The
art and warrant their pictures 10 be as good as can
be made. GIVE THEM CALL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02

THE UNIoN.-we are indebted every day
to Charles Brangan. the obliging carrier of
this paper for gratuitOus supplies thereof.
We could'nt get along very well without it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-02
In the Field.

The friend. OF $. l.. SNYDER respectfully an'
nounce him as a candidate for Assembly, subject to
the nomination of the Democratic Convention.