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NrGnfea unD &etCeuDeut
DR.. Swayne's
SUI ammen5eiester Sbrup ton Wilofiri9aa
Mu6ercroentiicf;e !E8fir.

CNIA1tA1<HSSISQtS SVAuP CpI NIIttL!WSI
NnReroroentlicDe Sur.
9ptnf Gfpds, Srttbrit Co., Seb.
Or. on aBne- gpertber SER 81 oils etne patbtse
Sa fas publttrIn tetra9tenb, Su8Iet9 aeer, I'm Sud J!rss
III istn, ptl to- Gu8 nit etHer mid fslbi b~etrefenSsa 3nri,
IuBerprtent!sG tetGnnt raa&en, ais tcna!3 cine rtsosrg ED rt.
BEN purbe. SIM Ie5ten OttDbef bate tb tine farts 8rufer.
taunne, aus rrl6er f6 stnWsfdnur 6tipste bas R6 aud ben
eHr8en n%itttfelIte, btt tnherlt3 nnb dussrItd psi S&letnl
ab Sitter ausparfen. Dtetn GtteIn tonnte bnra BITE Gunaen
~pafFrsa uni aud purdt bic OehnHag tn rasinsr 8ruh, an.
Itetus nb mit fEpfsr get9tteteit babel bate to Tag uni
Na6t einsu bAttssn 9aten, regtor ben @ppetit unb purb,
iebr ~tinfali8, 70 paB nnstns AsrJte ale bpfuuna a~ufeatsn
anb nieiae Sranfbett anger BEN 8ereid, ppn W!eDtsin bteitrn
Sn bteien elenben 3ultanp blttb tb etne LANCE 3eft, bis i'd An
stnem Strtppe ab8emagert war, ne fir mt1 aue Sofnual
Uerlbwunpen i@ten. "a tb aSsr tn bta 3situnssn Won b
Otelen wunDerDpleH &urtn seleien bdtre, bic &ner y B y.
sen" b,FTpOrbrd&ts, 70 f6tdts ID sIsi@ far ianf sptssln
metnert 9rp6tn GrtGuneu unb CUR jrel1e meinCr SamtIts
fne bic Sefnung In Der 0rn9e an gu tetlcn, mCin Suner
napn' ab unb alSta 3ebH SOttttn 8e1rGG6t 1a:tc, nor t& DFI.
ihebsr faaaf Sabre Rnb tsrEcHen urtlapG Sin i'd ea ssfna.
Der Nldun bts euf bteien Sag, pen 2. Stunt 1855. SD bin IN
BEN ItStsn 10 I2Saatsn utat ttnen Sag frduf eeweStn uuS Sc.
femme, RaS ID SUD srsSsn Dant t@nibt8 Stn. &atunssSpV
49, GbCmas Dtrrn.
Der uatsrf&rtebens TT NIT Spomas Dtrpn eenau tefaun,
Sd. bstra&te ietne g0teeerberfca9n8 fat mis- sin aDanbe-.
&r tS eth p~Irpt9es Nltt9teb Der 3fieQf@dft.
JdR,es u. 9urEprUb,
Safrr ss gtritast Srstles Der Baltimore &Olftrrn,
Eabbtm sr Elm 3eGsEtS wts sas sDtse ssleIsn bat.
IS eibt n,r ene s%rperidBtae 8ubereituns DOn g0iIbftrIden
sab bic ENLIST Bite rOn E etasnt Orbentli&sn grste saberftts
%uree, " Or: . ~apn . p3aiammsngefsBtsr S3rup SVg
gDtibctrfGeu."
.Erantbtsea, w.Itsn IF a~nss,nsFtn II unp fur ps!ae si
trfaunlthfen 6plgsH aus befen @ebrauhe f9 setgtsn, n6r
lt4 = 2afsn, @rtdltaneea. &aSlsRranS, 0rOn&itfs, @Hs.
%brift9rett, blduer 3ufen 0iurpeter Setfertett, fbnoS,
5ttmme, Settenfeben Ubsr 8rufiamsrjcu, ecG6nddtc GDs.
fisutten Crssen 9ttbbrauG, sNn saiUmei unO anesrsa IL IA,
ttnD 3~srj!i0PIea poer 5erttrantbett, Feelnbe 0teisuns pbs,
Ger HsDie, &c, Getas ~ndBrDntteaj Gtgenibdftcr
beret4sEn une rstnt8sn eaR 9lut, uap WnterpaIteR Ste ar1E
90 bsr IpDettt febjt. - aurtniger Gtrfsrttaer
.... Dr. 9 pGp n { unb SBpn
a. Nprtb Gepentp street, Uses bsm IIai
YbtIatsIpttas
0erfauft bel:
s. y. &1Rf, So. rs 8alttmGrsir1Sa;
y. so. Rc&Itue gC. 95 8reaeudp
6, Srep, SIS. 81 NUrtb GGpftrase, umo
in Der Ortce DIS Baltimore Neder::"
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netsn S6webtfd sitter, suSereitst aus GBtnartabe
stn nntraolt6es Wittel, sseen 9ssutef8werDeu, @elbfGGt
Dyspepfte, unYerbauIthsett, Nerpenf6md@f, Afbina, Werrsa'
tr1uthetten uub daen aus etnem tn ~IaDrbnung %gerathenGn
Maeen e~ntfebsnben 8ranfbeiten. III 5u SO &ents Die 5lai9 W
Snfdufeu IN Der Office beS Wefer5.
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- Mufgepaft ibr Shubmatber !

&A&~@
QeIet! Qeiet!! 2efet!!!
en- arbstra6t bts sitiaen 3n1prud8, beu i'd nun Elm gam
,s Sabr pon sud tItts, Fam t& iest e]rflareu, bas 99r mid
unS bin i'd entftlONsn, Ga& ia Ssissn, mas t0 flr @nd tban
min. tubem i'd bdS 4aarBele .prtnc!p fstbllF. SD babe nun
0orf,hruna;u eeirEHtu, metRc1 UIdrtnOpErdtb g9gen 3 a al
f. e~in,ufaufin. pas To etuel fietnen 3iIBen- faran ba6e uab
Sud 5rutmatetuteaEtten uo 3fter 81 ua0fUlgenben hiQis
oet WrefGen psrfdufen tlnr; ttrner btmtrt. IDS, bab t6 btft
Srsife ~beibrbolt,r retbe, tnban tb bic QbiGt BABE, bet btutse
Zen Detatldoea In Baltimore su b~rsrunbsn:
sGubseas Bic Qtnte 2@cnts.
ba6 Grart.
lie ysanone I1-f2% "
S&ubndee[, ba5 9funo
8lrbour's bette SGu9swirn, 81. 3. FRO RnaucI 8
Gina aute 8 rte 3ptrn tO Rn1ld y
IncerPe 0.o. bs 3pirns 81 ebenflG5 biat8en grstlen.
l6 S9ctbsa QDa4a ~ -
SeRe 3rpesfa enbOly> esifsn fir 9errInfieftt,
has 9ddr 50 "
MbOrn.Qstfsn, has paar SO p
3 'fRs SelniOf.5 ObieRIebe:, tas Tfdns "a
fpaniT9e3 Gt4snlopaareS. 5rbieniatT 30 u
o,tntss 81
sutts stDas faabpuftss n p
s8assaf Is eu0tsntttr Il "
De- WQss btstes b;gtget ais i~rssnSpo tn Baltimore.
Gpre0t DOT febt @ab mttne 2eadrtn unb beren gretfi an
aad, bate Id sutes biat3ss 8albs., Rip, SSer', NlarOffp. nnb
tSstn, SbertbetItn fur S6ubs unb Sttcfsln mai gefeGans
sul eI6nitsen auh aao Gbertpstle ju S9ubtn nne Pdlbtte'
ien (Sattersi su Ser'aufen; tirner sD%rtiehten; trtf3 un6 Bill.
Jig. &as bier III @atr @ldb.
s :. 30. @(arf'8 biGiger yacen,
SO. 113 Norb (Sapar, spih6en Sob unb Srs1tfrdsa.
Bg- a5aaren usrOsn nab traenb stnen StaSttbstls fon nfff
beIDrat. Det3,2n
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(Gprtiesuns f.lst,)

&C. Gpu3ert. - Seute @bcnD r&riO.GOns
sert", inter &eitung Ii. DIRECTION beS perm Is.
YertG6, in Der Arbetter>pale, So. 8 g. Sre>
beridfr. Nae Wultffreunoe MAIDEN mir barauf
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e. Yaagena9S remen auf ben neueu
VoGpampflhifen Der 8remer 2inie, ugtorSoeutlber
QluyD", fann ~ieperseit IN Der Offtce bes r98eGer"
ace0rbirt relben. NGbersS belast bic NnaetBe in
einpr oubpreu @paIte. Sft15eS
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ny Or. @ nabneS 1uIammenQeleBte

NY OT, Ut 5HIaHHNeIYeIePIE
@tlbftrfGen.S srOp tetlt purtrefIt& tartnGttSen @ufcn, @r
tdituueea, 3lutfpeten, 0uftrb breneutsiabune, 2eberbslhwer-
ben, Stseln uno Nuffetssn tn Der Repls, 8urjatbmisfett unb
SttdbRiten, fUWte aas Tranipetten bes 5a!fss ub Der RspIs
Scr Bruf pber Der QRn9e. Dtsfe Nr3uet reintst su8let9 unb
duert bas 8lut. SIN GrUS. unb 8letnperfaHf ia eabtn IN
Der Office bes ng1eder" az 81 per BlafQe.
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0efunbbeitSs xistctur,

Die dreene9m fe una erfOIsret9ft Wtsbtta 3Hr 5erfeuusa
Rraater, Sdpa&es Une RstSSfer, wel5f temals trfua6er
Daree. til Dr.. 99atmar's @t(unsRstts-LtntsRr uGttftIbt
trafttet ben SawGaen
bctlt ben 6rantea,
ett5t bca NsrpSftn Matb unb
usuts 2eUsn benz Snpaitpen.
Die 2inftur BELT
Rer ,Sftdt, Dsspepfd. 8pltff6 merger.
Grpfweh, unYerbauItGfstt, Ssoruftbeik
~H.srpSss 3tttsra hur4 uSsrnase.I GeauS
Don Iauid Inb SptrIapisn S~sranlaet,
9ersbfsnnen. gDine i'm Wasen aRb tent
unterlstbs, Siufer. Babnann ic.
Me- Die Ginttur belisSt ben appetit fir See
rauldenoe @etrGnfe
Sssfgnsu, bic f6 lem GetrauJe fptritupfer GetrSr.s H,r.
~sssebta. 6nSen bas bette 5stir ttel tn F'"'
Or. Gbalmel|s 0el unbbeittrI tnftur.
Sctt bsr Gatlefuue ksr Utepttin babe td hrrb nsin. s-s,r.
be unb Befdnnte tn tteier Stdbt bic ipie. ape Mn,abI mon Ne.
fSnsn ecbetIt: W.
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Progra m m.
1. Sic 31psle, pon Rceaber. sc fnh8en tUn fdmnt.
Itnen hutbes .(heian8. @erttnen.
p 8ettelfueentenlisS un6 9irmea aus ben 8nrs
iM:nfabrttn, pon s.. Otto, 9sfunstm pom bet
Gurner.I teDertnfel.
3. Ser 6erid)tSbpf e~e1unaen p. @ermdnia Wdnner6Dr.
a. Yotpouri aus Der Wegintsntstudtsr, pom 3 pnt-
+sttt, 9eiIn9sn p3m Baltimore Hteoeriran3.
5. Ser Ed9 6cS Serr1. BON ErsuBer, ee(ungen Spnt
4rbett,t- 3eiun9.Nerein.
8. 9os Surnfsft. SOl 9enf&ow, 3efnnssn som 9urs
ner-S an8erbuno, unttr MttOtr!une eer 1urner-
Qtsoert tfel unb bes 81 b~etfrln3es.
I, Sic iunsen wtuffiauter, Sn 8afea, seluassn
lDm Artcn.@ eian9-Vsrein
8. Wein' une @aiIert rtup<r, Scn s. OttO, ~seluneen
DDn lanmrItNeH Sanots- Sci fang Berstnen.
NS NIh benz Concert Snu %gaa
Gid IS IA 81, 90 fRb brt aget Sdasern unb absnts an ttr
Gahe Su tGbir.
yCp2,8ul teEDmuntt tee.
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Butb III. Aftioen3-D rufkeret
Dalti re ID iii +.

Durb 8eIAafung Der n%euelten S0b'S1rtftf'1
Enp mir i'm 9tanneI ale Druf>MrbeiteM ais
NnfAlaae;cttel, 8aQfdrten.
Sanobill5, Son5ertbtue3
Circulate, programme
Nampblcte, Mscciptbm6er,
Nifttcnfartent ODecfeS
0eId dftSfarten, SlpUtbefer sS1bel8'
iOuie AUDI notwithstanding DO"
itbr ~Dsitsbissu @rDse mad 8sl'auns f&asa ausufer't8'n'
- @onititmtiomen fir OsieIl4aftsn s.wtr,
ben gut unp plaf1liN ausseferttgt.
NE- 4saeaun3cn Ton &sa fbtnstOS psrbsa prr1pt sfOr9t
unp y prtDfrt aba ettsfPrt.
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NerrSie 8ranfbeitea.


o.. Gbdlners SefunebrtIs.I inttur 5efst rirp h,r,.s..
petItr6ft tar NeEpsntrant5etten. Sic retntat bas HI,t =
ben ptreertli5en SSftsa Une tr6fttst Bic uieber bte bnrm ~.
Ssnrraatpstteu gel item 6assa. Die 5ctltrdfe bar S,rftxr ~
pabrpatt pRnberbar Lnp batsn IT'D FER Dit Mas Eem;.Ena.'
SGwd@e, Abmltturs Inb 2ebsnsaberbruE G,b tEs9p .I.'nA
&epfpsb, StptnteI. 8erreaf6nerjeR, 9ersflppf fen oSn, MI
S1R61e. unlnit an BEN umeaaee nil Wenltrn. r,ItS.SSc.
Wdtnfnn. usbeti DdRRuas, @rrrteeI bet BET aertne gpr' is u"
9s"pe!t, Steben I'm &ppts, 5tse ts @et1t, QsBeHs1bsrSrrs
Gtnitur fl IT tn unsIaabIi6 turSer 5ttt selma br,E,4 ,r
bat t5pn bduF5 Seeantea an SelbdnOrp, Se fIrG,.unss -
Ddbnfna ,t. Ve!tr ebea. Die Gtnttur fGrbcrt unb f9. =. w w
men Appetts, frdftst Sc. &Sa&ie aap siebt ben. &rSH;ssn y NM, y
frtf1es tGbes ratteer. N'''
SGpGde bes gan5sn Spters.
Ypn Wm &. WtmmS, $50, Gtosnts1.,.
3eus1tS UOn WtmsR's bsrabnttr rbruinatiIber Saibs
Salttntre, 20. Mt6s, IS z
nstn Seagnts BEN Stelen aRttreu sn 4unfen Ser 0sinsSsasta'
2tnftur be- Or. &tilrsr ar.ur ctbeu. GG,p, JSSnta.t's'e.
lit tt an Et&rtnf6ri6e, Wattteteit aHe Sst futtuno p Sr o..'
sen Natur' SO neert NIT tsecrt Gage nebr cb. grStssssh
oteler 3ett mar 10y thinner trdRrt3 Ec nEtkEps. unpS sH,r S -
10 i9nsa ab3ssrtn s';ret, ~Tes1sssn ID psrftts sas NittsI 81
5sa tsas GreEtbsts s:Srag6ie. Ste plsten ogc r;6ts 3.
unesfabr 5 WpGea rtetbsn sic mir, D.. GbaImer,S M,srUUst
BET GtntsOr 81 eebranGsn. SO foiete 9hrem HntEs "%s
tetc3 an et1tsn bsHerea Gstcle, ais Sci ben utrteen NFti.,! y -
sllnetn. aenten ste nd nun n1ctn @ritaunen, ola ib fs,r9S~N
eaB IT'D metu &ppsttt fhen naG Der srfiten Op1s s.rrr ~
une t4, rad EN- t& Iaum cine 8laf&e atnOmmen tsSsutsnrE
rarter nnS tdttteer eGrcrteu mar. SD fable mid nnn Ssn.s
~tereeiteut, eNe nMt euttd MEpettt, nsbne teeen 8 40 !, ~ S!5
TART senus, nm tr0eEb zinc al1ett sl %. rthtgu. 0Ie 8 Ne, -
DR.. 9balmt,s bat ptriltd gDunssr bet ntr aentrff msir.
paa,tarSs tf lid nno liar, uns to bia Ue neu s8Orsn. !Ss
npfebls fsebalt auen 3Ctbsnhsn Stsles Miitsl i'm ED ny
8rfbe. ", 8. u tum o Ts tS2 sarasHSNt"
9rsts Size Per aiaf4s,S 5Iaf&sn $3.50, Elm babes Tssca
6laiAsn S.. Ns"
sum Ssrtaufs sa ss4 g. Sanss, w. los suittpO,,s,
Baltimore, Wto. Sf;:NS'c
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tt parsn anp sspstlt UHrtsn. V'EHf'
8emerten8pertbefe 4uren.
@,eaf Taus, SO. 81 9. Sbarpfr. uurbs Spr "a ,6.u ~,
F8te, NtsrSSftdt unp %ltu5erbauI Gtstt sebalt;
Am. Z, @tmnnU, @sa;, nc. 17S OF 5~apattHr. uu,bs S0n
S9Udte bs saujen Spntms eebetIt;
Sbiasas 5: SssS1nt BON asU- gsrt pa, Uurts ton t7fS5.
tremer Sapdbe;l
Srua 6srraa. uOn ~@ni@rsuuns bas Sau&se ans b,r ylis,
Ger, Yta6tf&weiS unb 6ahen; ~
s. " gtntUa, 8easiSrS, pa, Sva esbsrsraaftsEt u. f5rss
tenn DlNtt; '|NV
pepId, Hebsrbef&wsrteu UNI SGptnbel; OF'
pc 6tau sea :: ,. SesS, SO. AZ R0dara5e sVa 0:essSHo
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s. p, &SHt, SO. 76 BalttmOrsRraSa;
.. Nt. 8S&Itue, 30. 95 8rpaeudp;
6, Srep, SIS. 81 DlUrtt Gdpfrase, un5
in Der OItce DIS Baltimore Wefel;"
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@aIbinatDu. 8. 6

M. L. Killers, GurcpdiiAs GgpreB.
John J.. ID. Lerch, QAeut
~befSrbert fir IS Gent6 Datete Upn Stem. fort dus mad traenb
einen d9etle DeutfhIanrS, Srdntrsi&s, &nglanbs, her Sdpeis
y. {. M. S2tfti4stne, aDeGfsI uR ausJablun9sn wer6en btu
lse nn6 prompt btfOrgt.
Deso,5mt SoRn s. 3. eer8, agent.
SeOerz, 2eitets nnO Stub 6inOinq8zStO
SON SObn s. y. Ner&, So sos, II. Ctr. nabs ia. ap.
I'D erlaube MIR BEN S0ubmaAern boa aDd 1btn9tpu unb
nmss9sno ~aaiuasstssn oas I'D beftanDtS fpantfGss unb rOtbes
SppIen Xseer, 1alb.eeber, QtnntG5 u. I. NJ, Qetfsns Gnb
S9uns 5tn6tnBS DNrratbt8 babe unb tlnpfeble rtfSaters instne
Snetel'. VItttrs" uno S4ub'uppfr5, pelde I'D tn Gre sen
une 8!etnen SersdIts. SDGn 3. y. Zero.
Os35,3mt 80. sos, II. Sr.. nobe pd. MS,nus.
g. 9Iprno1r gD = m ~ -. -E--K-
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Cine onbere p~unSerbare Orr

'ar~ Sr' aea'msrS ~sluaststts, atatsar SsDsrfftGtat 1
Salttnere ben 3. Etpp. 1854.
Nletn 5tfr!- % eerestt mir IUn erpsen QcranIaen Gb
nI bic aubersreeatIiSe Sur, psl@e Or. GbaIns a 9TTt,,Svs
az metner 8rau perbtt9sfIbrt. wIputpstIea. Is duS js.t
Wsaate Der, ftttbem rastne 5rGg srn Gyspepfa, qeSsrf%Ht.n
Ino Stvtnhel srsrtftn Dattt. 90 f6leGt mar ibr SIeHTHtt.nn
uHh Gtiansbsttssafane .ha5 tore aase. an0sf8poassn, iErs
ssret eist$ ans tSrs 9anet NIT aasf&las bsSsdt partfn
sru tn her 8ruf. tn. &afsn, Sertf9las, bstttee q I'm STr%ssmuH q. :
SSsts a. sssrt I. ne, lt 9s Sa n es TO &c %aufsab; fs sarts
tpnnts. lt 'tefe 8ett wurle etaes BON GbaIn1 sr,s pon, Nm
ten tn rastn pays sepOrisn ans ta ~ .rss VrauIast. Iis s i nj
tIr pet nstatr Cral etntr grsbs ju unterpei fen. SD farm In
5Iaf6s fe ft4 bsretts tsRsr fubItt, fr batte fstns e. 4 ~ va q
me9r, fpnnts wleRer eBsn u6 aa& BEN VsnuFe bes qrtoI1sS
BON 3 pstttrsn 6Ial&sn mar fs sani rt,hsr bersefeQt. '~"''
Nt. 2. HIEer;
SIR a. -
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

RS- If il IL proper for Congress to
interfere to establish the domestic In
stitutions of States, why is is il not
proper for Congressional act TO de-
terminc the household duties of its in
habitants-say when the child should
be taken from its mother, what kind of
nurse should be employed, the quail
ty Of its linen, what kind of a school it
should attend, and the political doc
trines il should embrace when old
enough to exercise the right ofsuffrage:
Would not that be much better
than buying the votes of men who had
been taught TO believe in self-govern-
ment; Should the Lccomptonites fol-
low the principle of intervention to its
logical deductions, Congress may raise
a devil Of rumpus with matrons by
aholishing ee-colncred diapers.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

his way to the Rancheria diggiugs yester.
day, had occasion to pass over the Hay Bal.
lances near the intersection Of Montgomery
street and the Water Ditch, Desiring to
obtain drink Of water, he went into a
house near by. leaving his pack Of blankets
on the hay Weighing apparatus. lie was
gone only few moments but when he re-
turned his pack was missing. This is GER
taialy robbing on a large scale
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

X AwHIpE, -" A western editor" says
that he was visited during the week ly a
bollgercnt person. who. feeling nsulted at
something that had appeared iu his paper,
the FLAX Brake" swore he would rawhide
the author. OF course mention was made of
the coincidence" in the next issue of the
offending sheet, The article winds up with
"we don't know whether he had raw
hide when ho came into our sauetum, but
we do know know he had one Dhen he trent
oat."
We take it that the indignant cuss got
licked.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

REMovAL.--fo our surprise we found our
friends the farrelly Brothers. yesterday.
with their stock Of goods in tbs Washington
Block on Myers street, and upon inquiry
were told that agrowing business aud its de.
mand Of convenience had induced them to
rsmoys from their old place on Montgomery
street for this more central and commodous
stand. They have large and choice stock
1T groceries for sale cheap.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
[raom ovn storsrarN conRtsroNDHxF

IRON ctr MOUNTAIN coRREsfoN DENT
INsKIr Sunday June 9th
EDiroR RECORD - The "deserted village"
I remembered in my boyhood In 1850 |
travelled for more than mile through an
other deserted raiage Diamond Springs,
Eldorado county, and although there was
100 shake-y houses, there was only one
half dozen inhabitants. But Of all the de
sertion Of the mountains Inskip is away
ahead At daylight, after taking n comfort
able straycd away up the Bowery and
took q smile at the old stumps, and the
countenauces (if they had any Of the early
riscrs. A report had been current of big
| fight but as my imagination don't lead me
into believing all the news, came to the
conclnsion-(and will soon conclude) that
the black eyes, bruised nostrils, and scar
red countcnances were occasioned by failing
over the stumps in the Bowery.
Yours, KIPER.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

LOVE AND SUicIDE.-A young man named
james Gunson or Gunnison inflicted a ter.
rible wound upon himsolf yesterday at the
Empire Hotel with knife purrosely. The
causes inducing this attempt at self de.
struction are. as near as we can determine,
substantially as follows: Gunnisou has
lately returned from San Francisco in com.
pany with young woman named Catha-
rine Doyle, for whom he had conceived an
ardent attachment, and on Sunday last
(as she says) he asked her to marry him.
This proposition she neither assented to nor
refused, but treated evasively. On Sunday
evening after re urning here with Catha-
rine from Oregon Gulch, (his place Of bus.
ness,) Gunnison in fit of jealousy threat.
ened to kill her il she would not consent to
be his wife, and she fearing his threats,
/ avoided him and placed herself under the
protection Of Mrs. Mason, the landlady Of
the Empire Yesterday about noon Gunni.
son went to Mrs. Mason and told her that
he intended to kill Catharine and then com.
nit suicide, and Mrs NJ, alarmcl, went to
tell Catharine what he had said. In few
moments after sounds of distress issuing
from Gunnison's room attracted the atten.
ton Of Capt. Bird, who on going thther
discovered Gunuison lying on his back on
a cot with a dirk knife buried to the hilt in
his breast. The wound made by the knife
is Immediately above the pit of the stomach.
and extends obliquely toward the spleen,
and may possibly have missed vital parts
but it is very doubtful.
Gunuison is a respectable trader at Ore
gon Gulch, where he has long resided. Cath
arine is young Irish woman, sniI to he
very respectfully connected in San Francis
co. The poor girl is in great trbulaticn at
the trouble she has ullptenticnaly coca.
stone
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

AaorHER RUNAWAY. - Runaways are
just as-' ''ketchin' as gaping or the measles.
and when Bob o. Meals horse ran away yes-
terday the horse that hauls around Clark
And Bros Ezpress Wagon. got notion that
- must Play the mischief too. So of he
rtssted, and before he stopped succeeded In
knocking the wagon "alls'' Into binders aud
smashing the ssatoas Of repair,
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

EDITORIAL CoNvENTioN.-Allth the popu-
lar Sovereignty papers iu tho S;ate- about
eighty all the California party press
about one--have answered Aye TO our
Editorial Convention proposition We fat
ter our soul with the junction that we dis
played much wisdom, sagacity perspicacity
and athletic acumcn' iu suggesting that
the Convention be held during the State
FAIR Week in Marysville, Our shirt collar
feels unwontedly starchy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

wHicu IS THE HorrEsr s--old Sol sends
dowa his golden ray the Frazer river will
not pay which is the hottest We cannot say
Why Frazer itself is the hottest, for il the
truth 10 told. every miner that goes there
experiences q golden raise. This is little
singular, but rays is plural. That is a
double ongtongder.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

The members OF the said Committee rs
chosen at the last County Conventio are
PETER FREER, 0roville;
JoHN BIpwgLL, Chico:
THOMAS DENsoN, Evansville;
JosEpH KIMMEL, 0roville;
T. NJ SMITH
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

4 RKLKAsEp.--A A scotchman named Bob ---
AEho was lodged In jail few days since.
being thought insane. was released there
from yesterday, his mental eondtion having
mach improved during his confinement.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

At meeting Of the Democrats state Central
Committee. held In Sacramento. "a the 10th day Of
May. 1853 the following resolutions we're ado pied
RESOLVED That the next Democratic state Con-
vention be held in the City Of Sacramento on Wed
nesiay the 4th day Of August next, and that the
bazis Of representation be fallow viz One dele
gate at large from each county and one delegate fer
every two hundred Democratic vses east at the last
general election for any Democratic candidate on
the State ticket nominated by tho Democratic party
exclusively, ani one delegate for every fraction Of
hundred or more votes east for such Democrat tie
candidate.
RESOLVED. ny the Central Committee. that II IL
recommended that the Democracy In the different
counties meet the 2Dth day Of July, for the pur-
pose Of electng delegates To the State Convention
The Democracy Of the State Of California here
By notified. that State Convention will be held 10
the City OF Sacramento, on Wednesday the 4th Day
Of August 1853, aud that the apportionment Of rep
rcsentation therein, as settled upon by the State
Central Committee, is as follows;
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

roIicE. jose Maria Stopinherc, arrested
for stealing jewelry. Will be cultivated BY
the Recorder tomorrow. .-.Nstcs.
If after rakiug him over the Goals. Re.
corder Mccarty discovers Joss. Maria to be
the Gully wO. prigged the swag. his Greaser-
ship may expect an election 70 San Quentin,
aud he'll be s,opia.ihe,e for wholesome
season Of probation.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
V. ". WENTEH,
Chairman State Central Com6ttee.
JANIS ANDERSON, Secretary pro. tenn.

reoieei in ne defeat Of ne Ieeompi1n (r4sd. Thon-
Or the D,sgt,s Demor4ts wh0 ace dtrcd q, IL right
irrsspeetips Of thsr intrrcss. That pas Hobie
struggle -TuosAs " BENTON
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

LEE's LEvtATuAN Circus On Wedncs
day the sixteenth instant, Lees Levia-
than Circus will be in Orovillc. This
Circus must be n magnificent establish.
ment. Its company is composed Of some Of
the most celebrated and skillful performers
in the world, and Worrel, Funny Worrel.
the clown of clowns is one OF them. All the
appointments. equipages and everything
connected with the concern arc Of the very
best and costliest kind, all new, and all
splendid. The Pavilion is the largest ever
seen in California aud the most comfortably
arranged SO public spirited and generous
a man ms MIR. Lee. deserves success. even
though he offered less satisfactory enter.
tainment than this. lie has bestowed more
money for charitable purposes than any man
in California and at the same time has striv-
en- harder to please the public. One week
from tomorrow the circus will be here.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

70 MIR. John II. LtIIard is authorized to
receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for The
Daily and Th Weekly Battle Record. Persons living
nj distance can obtain the paper By furnishing him
with their names.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
Notice.

The Democratic Central Committee Of the
County Of Butte, is hereby requeste | TO meet
at the Court House in Orovllc, on Saturday
June 12th, 1853. Mt o'clock Z NJ . TO trans.
act such business as may properly be brought
before it.
PETER FREER, Chairman.
Oroville June Itb, 1853,
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

GREAr CALAMITY. --"No leo in town.
has been the terrible cry for the past eight
and forty hours That cry has not been
entirely true, for some Of the drinking 50.
looms nave naa ice IN smaii quantities. pu'
the general supply at the leo house has given
out This has been tho misfortune not the
fault Of Dickey & Co but 1t has occssioned
great discopfort. The lubewarm contents
Of our water bucket make US turn from it
with sense Of pcrspirat)ry rcpugnauce.