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DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
oRovILLE, TUESDAY JUNE srH. 1858.

THAT's THE TALK That uucompromis.
ing advocate Of Popular Sovereignty, the
Plumas .frgus in an article headed the PA
ciic Railroa1' makes use Of the following
sensible talk
But the Rail Road bill VIC hope has not
been postponed for this Administration.
though we confess that there is much plau.
sibility in the opinion that is now nearly
universal, that the Administration will de.
feat, or its par excellence friends, will de-
feat any project Of the sort, rs it il very
clear, that had Mr.. Buchanan made one
tenth the exertion to get the bill through.
that he did to admit Kansas under the lie.
compton Constitution, that we should have
now had the road commenced. But will it
ever be built We are Of opinion, that
though it is postponed for the present. the
next Administration, with STEPHEN A.
DOUGLAS AS THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES, elected upon the broad
JEFFERSONIAN platform of POPULAR
SOVEREIGNTY, and the PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD, that we will have the work
Douglas; Popular Sovereignty, Pacific
Railroad and the Rights Of he People, is
noU the clan call Of the true Demoeracy
Here is more sensible talk from the same
paper AIluding to the malignant abuse
being heapel upon Messrs Douglas and Brod-
erck by the Custom House hirelugs the
Argus says:
These gentlemen, did moro than any other
two men in the nation to defeat the Lecomp-
ton Constitution. and this net, which is the
main grounds Of the spread. eagle objection
to them, five sixths of the Democrats in the
United States. have endorsed, and is the
very particular point about which no man
ner of concession, no shape or degree of re
traction. will be made by them Look to it
II the Statesman and its friends remain II
the Democratic party, the terms on which |
they will do so, will come from other dicta.
lion than their own
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Information Wanted.

HSISs CiTHARIVE .JOsEPHINE Me
va ARDl.E, Of Srl"m, Nass.. is anxious t. hcaI
from her Bother, JOIN JOSEPH ARDLE for
merly nresiden uf Mnrys!llo, aud suh,cquer tly Of
'rovll'e. Shnuli this notice meet his,ye. or of any
person who knows ol his whereabouts, his Mother
AMI sister can be reiicv of much painful susp"usa
byfeavine the desired information Mt this Office or
with J. j. Patterson. of rh Dmpson's Flat. m2zf
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- an H n n N 9 - @ O
LAGER BEER DEPOT.
Union Saloon Re-opened

yUN HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
II forms his friends and the public generally,
that he has reopenod the UNION SALOON. located
In the basement Of Cotton Il McDermotts brick
building, Montgomery street. AS place Of resort,
pleasure and repose, and IL prepared 10 accommo
dat. all who may wish To enjoy glass OF Lager or
a choice article Of Liquor Wine Of the nnest
brands Connected with the Saloon Ia n magnificent
slate bed BILLIARD TABLE with new balls, cues
nc Tho lovers Of this fascinating game may rest
assured that every attention will be shown themi
r. MAURER, Agent
May - for the San Francisco BreweW.
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Mrs. Wyer's Select Seminary.

Cor. Bird street and 81 iyenu', orovil,e.
Having made ARRANGEMENTS for the accommodate
tion Of n few BOARDING. SCHOLARS, Mrs. Wyer
Wishes to inform parents aud guardians, that chill.
dren placed under her care will have many of the
advantages Of home combined with strict scholas-
tic dscinline. Their moral training and physical
comforts will also lie carefully attended 10.
TgRms Pc quarter. $40 0o, or as 90 per month,
paid in advance For further particulars enquire nt
the Seminary or by letter, cars Of the Hon. Chas.
+. Lott, 0roville. All communications promptly
attended to.
Most respectable references given. mysl
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DIR. j. c. YOUNG. whns,

hr' y. L. YOUNG, whose advertisement ad-
F'r'encni appears in another column, the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients thnn any other Attention is called to his
If
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N OF &c E

l NAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF NY IN
an srrs IN the Keystone Market to j. u. Benedict
NJ NJ afmands against the Market will he settled by
49, ~ And those indebted will please make Immediate
'Tsaehl, as am about leaving Tor Frazer River
WM. II. ARMSTRONG,
votillP, May Goth, 1858.
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Card.

Doctors SHrpfs 4 JsvKlNs have removed their
oHiceto thr County Hospital Iynchburg and will as
usual a'teni to al professional Gale, day or night
Fob. 18th lsJsxf
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Sheriff $ Sale.
rvsr,ae Of two Writs ofExecutiou

KWVfrtue Of two Writs Of Execution
Issued out of the District Court of the Fifteentb
saai District, In and for the County of Butte and
OF California, to me directed and delivered
sSnahdtng me to make the sum of fifteen nund red
sAis, With interest thereon at the rate Of thrpe
80 sent per month from the ath day of March Is5S
49, paid. together with all accrulug - sts on - IA
IA sherein Ritc,Iie o. Carlow are plaintiffs and
S.poSnerts defendant, also the sum Of nine
sntea AMI twenty nine eighty five one hunIredths
~, WITH interest thereon from the , 1 dav Of
a,,a 80 1888 until paid, and all costs Of suit
6N..I y The sum ofeighteen twenty one hundredlhs
AMI all accruing costs on said writ wherein
~ heeoonnel aud Connclt Billings are pl4intifT,
~ ~, az powner is defendant. | have levied upon
<s.,s expose al public sale TO the highest bidder
tSss.esn on Tuesday, the 29th day of June.
H,F,I AZ the hour of2 o'clock y NJ. of SAID dAv
e. Fight title and interest Of the above named
ssEto IN and To the following descr ribed prom
AN ~ That certain reservoir situated on
ksy.As knosn a. CroIier IIill near the town OF
u ,a-h IN Butte county and State OF Califor-
hsc,ssI'her with the water ditch running from
sssr. eg aud into sal! reservoir TO Feather
asry,i the tume running fro II near said
sili..% Feather riyer and formerly known
sasaI., - "a hume. together with all and
sa,e.s me me nNures hereditaments and appur-
.ss'oaging to said reservoir, ditch or aume
hsaA~ Appertaiuing thereusto.
49, ale to take place at the Court Uouse
sse.s @sn of Oroville county anl STATE
s.,.s =; D, PLUM, Sheriff Butte couaiv.
- or't'lie, June eth A H. 1855
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" Tne Mustang Liniment Cures

<et
" Tne lNustang Liniment Cure,
Rhcumotism;
TIL" Mu.tlng hinimcn. crrcs stiT ln'nts;
rae Mustang Lia ncnt Tres Burns and wounds
The Nns'tig Lilitn mt cures Gore. AMI Ulcers:
Th' Nrstlny Ljninent cures Cakel Breasts and
Sore Nipples
The VI iStans Iiniment cures Neuralgia;
The N1',tnc l.irinent cures Corns and Warts:
The Mustang Iinimcnt is worth
l,o0o,ooo DOLLARS PER ANNUM
!" he United States, rs the presorver and res,orcr
OF valuable horses and cattle 1t cures all Sprains
Calls, Wounds, stiff Joints. &c.
WIN you answer this question? Did vou ever
near of any ordinary Sore swelling. spran or sun
ness, either on man or boast, whics the Mustang
iin'nent would NOT curey D.dyor ever visit any
Respectable druggist ~ any part OF the world-ln
Europe Asia or imr'icr-whp dill not say at was
the greatest disanssry az the age! scd everywhere
"''J '""'. s'""iu 'nh'ct,. .'',ov
PARK, Propretors, New York.
PARK x WHITE.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast
la'WashnGon street; opp 'site the Market.
C0iTpN s McpEHM1Tr, Agents, Oroville
3J5- THE ETRAoH supplied on the most liberal
terms aps 3m
- Uostrtter's stomach Bit;ers arc
the only tiers now offered to the public which arc
prepared by Il scientific chemical process and that
will bear the test ofaralyss, therefore perfectly
harmless, and ut The same tim1 contains all the
medical properties Of tonic, and If taken ns per
directions, will remove the bile from the stomach.
and inrc, an appetite. mparting health and tone to
the VIII ste n, In mInnar that i, truly wonder
full
Those niuers being very pleasant to the taste also
make 4 deigh ful beverage.
AZ there arc several base limitations, purchasers
should be carrfIl and take none tat GENUINE
HOSrErTERS STOMACH BlTTERS. kept by all
respectable saloon keepers and for sale in quanti-
ties to suit. hy
PARK & WHITE,
Sole agents sfor the Pacific Coast,
l3a Washington s'rrct, san Francisco
COLTOH McDERMOrT,
apS-2m Agents, Orovie
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- DIR. j. l.. CLapsay's reputation is rap
iily spreading through this state an! Oregon as We
learn from reliable sources lie is practicing with
remarkable success. AMI has deservedly secured
public conf ioncc. Those needing medical aid would
do well to cal or writeai his Institute, in San Fran.
cisco We refer the rea Ter 70 the Doctors advertise
ment in another column
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