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The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-30
J. UpstOne,

Corner of Montgomery and Oak Streets, oroviIe.
nEALER IN IRON. STEEL. SPRINGS. AXLES,
lIBorax Coal. Blacksmth's Tools. Carriage Lumber.
etc Quarz Selves, Iron Shutters and Doors, made TO
order. ieS0tf
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.E GROCERIES.
PRoYISICNS.

Beans, Cal white, Chile Macaron and Vermcellla
and red, Itaiian French,
Cal Smoked Beef, Carolina, China or ManiIl.
Butter Cal fresh in rolls Rice
and tins. Split Peas & Pearl Barley
Goshen, in frkins Il kps Farina Oatmeal and Arrow
Mackeral- No & ., in 4 Root,
and y bbls and kits, Cal. Flour. No l. Easterr
Goldfish, extra fine, Haxal and Gallego.
Bosom Ord Herring, in tins Buckwheat Flour, fine
and by the IN, Cal & eastesn Cheese. No l.
Holland salt Herring in krs Pork in bbls x bbls
Crackers. soda. sugar, pic F Corned Beef, extra
pic and ship bread Hams, Oregon & eastefn
Corn Meal and Corn Starch, Bacon
Tapioca Sage, quail Lard in 10 ID tins or by
Homny. and fine, the pound,
Salmon, pi:kled and smoked etc. etc.
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New Goods g. Fresh Stock

- Store, corner Montgomery ard Myers streets.-
CURLEY respectfully informs his frienas and the
pubic in general that he is enabled 10 sappiy
them with the choices. ass I-tment Of
SEGARS-
TOBACCO,
PIPES, ard
GossDS GENERALLY Is
HIS LINE OF BUSINESS,
And at such prices thai will satisfy the wholesale
merchant or retail smckers-that he has the traps
properly SER In San Francisco TO receive The choicest
assortment of Segars and Tobacco thai be bought
for cash arrival OF every steamer. Give aea
and SATISFY yourselves al CtLLEf'S.
Washington Block. co., Montgomery and Myers
street. orogiile.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
County Treasurer's Once,


County Treasurer's Once
ORovILLE, Oct. 9th. 1855.
Holders of Butte County Warrants registered on the
General Fund from the 5sh the 2is sDecember 1857
inclusive, and warrants No. 10. l4i6, I4lf 141s and
l4e registered on the 22i December also warrants No
1868 and 1854 registered on the INDECENT Sick Fund
February 4th 1885, hereby notified that the same
are now payable at this Office and after this date they
cease to bear interest.
VIM. LATTIMoRE,
Treasurer Butte Co.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG, whose advertisement adyer
tisemeni appearsin another column is the pioneer
tising Physician in this State has cured more patients
than any other. Attention is called to his advertise
ment. If
1. O. OF o. F.
.,,sassssks<. Orovine Lodge, No. 80, Indepen-
AGS4SEdent Order OF Odd Fellows, meet every
sss7<Sss MONDAY Evening, In ihe Hall over
Cotton McDermott's Drug Store. Brothers OF the
order are respectfully invited to attend
y.C; WERTsBAUGHER, NC E. DUNTAM Sec.
DAVID WEAVER, " G. G. y. SMITH, T,
C. MALSON. p. Sec
oROVILLE LODGE NO. IO3, F. AM.
a The stated communications of orove Lodge
KY No. lo3, of F. A. NJ, are held the last Sat
ur,iay Of each month. at the Masonic Hall, over
Cotton s. McDermotrs Drug Store.
D.A. BROWN, w.M.
D. REIs. Sec'y.
TABLE MOUNTAIN LODGE No. la4,
F. & A. NJ
,.;M., THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS of Ia
<sble Mountain Lodge. No l2i, F. 4 A NJ are
eSssR held at their Hall in Oroville the Even
ings of the first Tuesday of each month.
CHA's. F. LOTT, W. VI.
J. II. MARBLE. Ssc'y. e2sidtfytn
ORO TELEGRAPH LINE.
OROvILLE August 16. 1853.
On AMI after this date the tariff for dispatches
over this line have been reduced
ais +. G. STOCKTON. sec'y,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fall and Winter Stock.
j. Nj. CLARK g. BRO.

A RE NOW RECEIVING AT. THE ON sr.xn
- on Myers street. their usual large and extensive
soek Oh goods for the Fall and Winter trade which has
seieced with great care and at the lowest market
prices we are determined that no house in the up-
country shall undersell We would respectfully cali
.ns atten'on or Miners, Farmers Hotel and Restaurant
keepers, TO the subjoined catalogue
STAPLE GROCERIES.
uRkEN IEAs-Curions Young Hyson extra quality Old
Hyson finest Imperial and Gun Powder
BLACK TrAs-Assorted suit all tastes and at p-ices
varying according 10 quality
CsFYKE-Best Old Gov. Java Rio and Costa Hica by the
SEX or h.. BoYee's San Fran. Fresh Ground
10. pcks., also Orovilie do do.
SreAR-Crushed and Powdered, in bbls, 5xbbs. boxes
and by The h., San. Fran Yellow Refnei Cof-
fee Sugar, Brown Granlaied, Calcutta
China No. l.
SYRUr-East Boston, San Fran Sugar House or Golden
Syrup, by the bbl. or kegs of 5, and 10 gallons
each, also by the gallon.
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JUSTICES Summons

ETNIrED srA~Gs or A3r az -
- state Of calfaEass' csaa-y ~ Ba.f - ils-
tees CONT. o ghiT Ioug. 30. tts r.aa- fs,a 81.
California. tp Apln A4.l1et=4 GGset.ar- Ea fs
hereby sunus1net ID praar aai,-a s1e al IL. . ~ ia
vem5er. 4 Z itis az j. slasE 3 IL -. ,... .,,.s,
tue ceinPiaiat as David Weaver vghs s-a h lses.s So
sum ., two hgn3ret detf iaef 10 Fl. laa fraa, se4
;. De OF aA1 Aiez+t' st stewart lili
eeaiea By sou and J. ije-tutis siagrl1el -ar
tne ssa Cay ef fagp7t is5s Naich aal 3, 3t ss f-
ial etiornaane= your part of tha % l-ay
Assessor OF Butte County wien jal-la 70 Wi Pr -sa
against you fo- The said 4nloats. tgs ~ fi rssts
and damages. 4 9ou f. 70 ) pea aas
Sheriff or any s9rsslbte u 500 gf
legal service aud dfe ret4fa
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
M. p. Brown.

es Battery Street, San Francisco, CAL,
uMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEAL
4 FIR in BEADS AND INDIAN GOODS OF all kinds,
Guns Pistols Percussion Caps, Table and Pocket CUT
,ery Plaied Ware Brushes, Combs and general vari-
,..! .! ~ Fancy Goods oc9-3m
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CHARLES F. LOTT,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Orovile Butte Co.
OrrIcE-Bird street. between Myers and Huntoon.
jyl4r
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Attention, Smokers !

~E CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
w to large and wei selected stock of Scgars To-
bacco. snuff. Playing Cards, Pipes, SnGf and Matches,
which We can and viii sell cheap any house in
this Stale. Cur Motto is .uick spes and profits ~
Terms Cash. II. LOB N co.
Montgomery Block, Montgomery street.
jy23 If
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CaAtsa & asDAsss.sss4s
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Oculist and Aurist. Dr. J. w. Van Zandt Surgeon to
Charity Eye and Ear Hospital City and County Physi
clan of San Francisco in 1852
DR.. Van Zandt having devoted his stedy for years to
the surgical and medical treatment of the diseases of ;he
Eye and Ear and having had the benefit of the large
hospitals at home is treating with great
osis or disease of the Of the eye cataract OBJ
s;ruetion of the lens nammaons opaeiiias injuries
from blasts weaxnessealso deafness OF long Standing
and from the result fevers measles &c ringing nois
e IN the ear and all defects of the delicate organ of
hearing.
Institute for the Treatment diseases the Eye and
Far foot of Clay street, San Francisco. SIS
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SUNDRIES.

Nails, cut and wro't- all SIS Coriage, all sizes,
Window Glass Putty, Wheelbarrows,
Balng Wire Rope, Blocks and Sheaves.
Miners Supplies on hand constantly.
Our stock Of Hardware and Cutlery Glass and Crock
eryware, Wines, Liquors and Syruns. will also be found
to be most complete. California Produce also kept
hand at all times We feel satisfied that there is
house in the upcounry possessing r superior ad-
van'aoes and facilities for giving cntre satisfaction to
customers and patrons. Our prices shall all times be
0 5 low RS the lowest, and as uniform.
Ur Goods delivered promptly, free Of charge. s2j
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-06
That's the Word [!

If JudgeGilis was a broker-had an Of
fee full Of rag paper-he could make it a
paying concern. lie coald pay out bank
paper issued by certain institution at
par to secure the support Of persons reads
TO sell their principles for a mess Of pot
tage. He could then write to broker in
New York-haye that bank paper depre.
ciated to fifty per cent below par-then
send emmisaries to buy it up at half its
face, thus saving his whole capital and
electing himself-maybe
Yes-IF is the word. But the Judge is
nota broker-he has no bank at his con.
troll, therefore he cannot, if he would.
tamper with the peoples conscienoes or
control the ballot box with the almighty
dollar. This is not an imaginary picture
but drawn one from real life-sugqested
by conduct on the part of the enemies OF
the democratic party. Let it have its
wciCht.-01rion Democrat.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-06
aRlRna or 4 FEATnER.o Gc

The opposition papers Of this Congress
sioEal district are regaling their readers
with an article taken from the Warren
Lc.yer in which the editor-a Mr. James -
makes a very lame and a very false at
tempt to justify his refusal to support
Judge GIJIs.
The bare statement of a simple fact
which Is well understood in Warren coun-
ty, and therefore cannot injure Judge
.Gmus to the amount Of a single vote
may explain to the voters Of this part of
the district, "the why and the wherefore"
Of this apparent change We say apparent
for the reason that this same editor was
not in the Oath district two years ago, so
THAI his refusing to support the Democrat
ic nominee now is no loss to Judge GuLIs.
Mr.. James was an applicant for an ap-
pointment under the present administra-
tion-but, like hundreds of Others tgiicd
10 get ,chgt he ,caHtsd!
Here is where his principles were viala-
ted, and now he undertakes to vent his
spleen upon Judge GulIs. Whether Mr..
G. supported his claims, or declined doing
so, we did no, stop to inquire. If he pur-
sued the latter course, all who know W..
De ITW Clat9a Jamas viii call it a signal
mark of the good sense and clear Judgment
of the member from the Wild Cat Dis.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-06
Sensible.

Hupcrs Weekly neutral paper, talks
thus sensibly OF the financial difficulties of
the Government:
Those who assail Mr.. Buchanan's adj.
ministration for the financial straits to
which it has come, sacrifice honestly to
party prejudice They know. il they know
anything, that Mr.. Buchanan is innocent
Of the cause of the pecuniary embarrass-
mcnt of the Government There has been
no material increase in the cost of the Gov
crnment since he became President. In
deed, considering the constantly increas-
ing cost of every commodity which money
can purchase, the Government of the Uni
ted States appears really to be most eco =
nomical and pafsimouious corporation in
the country, for half its servants are un-
paid. If the Utah eXpedition-a very
costly performance, undoubtedly, but nev-
crthelcss unavoidable-be excepted, Mr..
Buchanan's administration may be said TO
have added nothing TO the usual burdens
of the country The want of money
which embarrasses the Government arises
not from an increased expenditure but
from diminished revenue-a matter over
which the President has no more control
than the Queen Of Great Britain.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-06
nonouon ORDINANCE

strrtiMENr no an ORDINANCE
iMftl ArflI uth, lais entitled bon uiilrar.ta
r6lhDon a side walks.
n. 1 stH,3 aH3 a.8oiu,a tg hs Bu..... ,,..
na,fh 0anntH 1ft, Haropgi ot rI,ard.Ia a.i ID
+. ht,sbv taa,it3 oH3 ord1m,3 tv ite auits.,,,.l
Hs samo. 1hot vhcn gutb stones afc hsrs,lg
set bv I'D lol hollyu ob Second Street. ,,t
Main street they shall Do act 10 the distance n
twelve feet from the font lines of the loif ,rl q.
nm other streets ot thc distance of ten frst. ,rl
ihni shado trees when planted. shall br vuhi,
the curb and os near thereto ns convenient.
y.rrau 2ud, That uo lol holder shall erect
amy porch, stcps or cellar lOor which shan ..
iend over Eve feet nom the front lines of ntf
Dot, ON the side walks.
ctH9u 3d. That alI ditchcs now optrsl. s-
which shall hereafter be opened. shall 10 Isrt
tprn and In repair by the respective lot halasr.
before whose lots Tho bitches pass-.and on de.
fault Of any lot holder keeping the ditch i'm front
of his lot open and IN repair that il shall be tho
duty Of the Street Commissioner 20 give such lot
holder a writ notice to opon or reuafr ma
same within ten days, and ON default of such lot
holder 20 open and repair the same, the Street
Commissioner shall epcn and repair the same at
the proper costs and charges Of the respective
lot holders, which shall he collected with 20 Der
centum added, in the same manner ~ is proyi.
dcd i'm Section ith Of ordinance, to which this IL
Supplement-
Section 4th, If any person or persons shalt
willully or malciously destroy or obstruct any
ditch now opened or hereafter to be opened hs
she or theT shall be fined In a sum not exceed
ing ten dollars to be collected as debts of like
amount are now recoverable one half thereof to
be applied to borough purposes and the balance
to the person instituting the proceeding Pass
ed September 10th 1858
JOS. COON, Burgess Pro tenn.
Atlest-L. j. GRAMS Secty.
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RESOLUTION.

Passed September 10th 1883 by the Burgess and
Town Council of Clearheld Borough.
Rcsoircd, That the Street Commissioner be
directed to Mcadamize Second Street from the
Diamond to Walnut Street, of the width of six
teen feet Providing that the lot holders on
said street shall have the privilege of doing the
work in front Of their respective lots under the
dire ton Of the Street Commissioner to be paid
for according to estimates Of the Street Com.
missioner on their agreeing that they will take
orders which are to be paid by credits on the
taxes hereafter to be levied on their respective
properties in said street From the minutes.
Auest-L. J. CRANs, Secretary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-06
Democratic County Ticket.
OPPOSITION HONESTY.

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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-06
SUPPORT THE OLD SOLDIER

There are just now orer S.Jg candidates
for Congress in the several districts of this
State. OF this number we believe Judge
GILLIS is the only soldier Of the last war
with Great Britain lie was then young
and full Of patriotic fire, and, shouldering
his musket, marched to the battlefield as
a private soldier. Judge GmLIs is now an
old man, but Ike Davy Crockett, is ready
at any hour to draw his sword in defence
Of ourcountry's rights and honor.
Will the voters Of the oath district hest
tate to support the last Of the heroes Of
that glorious war? VIII not every Demo
crat enroll himself in The support of such
a candidate with an energy and enthusiasm
worthy Of the days Of the immortal Jack
son2 They may never have another Cd.
portuniiy. ... .r-
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-06

II Office at Clcariold fortho quarter en- linz
Sept. 30th 1855. nus
Miss. Mary Nandike-Samuel Viders-Miss
Gatharne Niter-llimm White Robert Beatty
H. r. Edwards-William Simpson--A. G. Smith
1eorge kuhner- Joseph Guinner--Isaac Eng
laha- John Curley- Peter McAleer- Josenb
Jaseoeere-E Edmund Bcaus, igneur-Wm. Blair
SS,U,Sgpn h1.and- Loveland Eddy Thomas
Millgan-Fred h. Shoif, small boy
n. u. Persons calling for anv oe Tho oboyo
letters will please say they are advertised
sept 'Ulh o. c. ID. WATSON, p. M.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-06
NAmnrnMa

A LLPERSONSare are hereby cautioned against
purchasing or in any way medding with the
following property now in the possession of John
Meyers OF Covington township viz l Roam horse,
and one sorrell stallion, as the some belong to
me and are left with said Meyers on loan only
subject to mt order.
JOHN BARMOY
Coyinst0n Up. Sent 29Lh 1858. 81 rd.
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NOTICE TO LUMBERME
yVhc Alleghaney & Bald Eagle Railroad

Thc Alleghaney q Bald Eagle Railroad
IL Coal u Iron Company, will receive propOI
sails until the 9th day of OCTOBER next. fo(
leasing their STEAM SAW MILL ir Snoesho(
township, for one or more years, at a stipulated
price per thousand for stumpage, or for a certai1 4
portion Of the lumber 81 we'd and stuck SaS
Mill is locate near the line of the above name
Railroad, in the midst Of heavy lumber regio1
owned by this Company, and is capable cf cua
ting 10000 feet Of lumber per day.
BY order of the board.
Sept 22nd, 1853 JOHN I. HOOVER, se4
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9AWWlQIT9

4 LII persons are hereby cautioned agai nst
~ purchasing or interfering with the follow
ing property, viz: One roam horse, one grey
mare one brindle COW, one two horse wagon, one
tanning mill and one cooking stove, now in the
possession of N. Nerbeg, as the same belongs Il
me and is loaned only, and subject to my order.
NJ. b. C0NAWAY,
karthaus Up. Sept. 22nd, 1858. At
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-06

SOLID AmMTy.-The journal asks wheth-
crwhen we speak of the so,d ability OF
Judge Gillis, we "allude to the $1,000 rails
ed on Russell S Majors paper?' BY no
means Mr. Jo,rrol. the $4,000 on Russell
& Majors paper was only raised in the
fruitful Imagination of some reckless Re
publican or renegade, .who in these days
seem to enjoy Ec-sense TO make any
absurd charge that may occur 20 them.
The solid ability to which we alluded
was sound Judgment and good sense; quali-
ties which Judge Gllis is known to pos
sess in an eminent degree. The kind Of
solid ability to which the Journal alludes
in his sneer, is the only kind that is now
current with our opponents, the mongrel
party, and the one most sought after and
best understood by our neighbor. 1t is
the only kind Of ability possessed by the
candidate of his party for Congress in OPP
position to Judge ellis, and to his being
possessed Of large share Of it, and to
that alone, is he indebted for the empty
honor Of nomination. 1t is also the
kind of ability which controlled the mem
bers Of the Know-nothing Congress who
received the $4,000 from Lawrence
Stone Co. in 1871 for reducing the tariff
to its present standard Verify our oppo-
nents appreciate this species Tor specie) Of
solid ability.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-06

Ahrre and onthusiatUt mcclure u ,he
Democrat ol Lawrence tovnslipNns hold
ot 7homp.onr school.houst losi c,rume
loylor llowlv bclcdps rrcsdat Juua
nmghors md Muos Read scns Nire
rrcsidaue ond lli BLOOM l,sQa Seclonry
Interesting anj eloquent oddrcsscswero
delivered bs Israel Test ESQ, and also by
DR. r. D. Boyer and RI. Wallace, Esq,
the democratic candidates for Assembly
aud District Attorney clicitcdloud
frequent applause.
After the speaking, three hearty cheers
we're given for the "rbo'c D,n0cla,'c Tick
ct, and three more for tho speakers
The Democracy of old Lawrence is wide
awake, and it our friends do as well else
whore ON next Tuesday tho opposition will
receive "leetlc" the best drubbing they
ever did.
The attacks upon Judge GILLIS are be-
ginning to react immensely in his favor.
our people cannot he calm and unmoycd
when they see am old soldier attempted to
bc stricken down merely for adhering to
his honest principles and sustaining a
Pennsylvania President. They viii be
sick Of this
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-06

y CoLORED LION IL DIsGRACE-Accord-
ing to the statement Of areliable gentle
man, who has recently been North lsays
the Nirginian HeraldD the noted Antho-
ny Furns, fugitive obtained in Boston
only at the POINT of the bayonet and who
was afterwards purchased and set free, is
now in the penitentiary of Massachusetts
for the crime of robbery.
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LEG.IL NOTICE

hHt "o't1 ght Egtltr Of .lJraLam Hes.
I'M. t B2E5s toEashp drceasaL
To Mary Hess, widow Of said dcccdent, Sarah
lniermarricd with Manly C.. Ldudon.) Isnac
Hess, Rebecca, Gutermarried with John lIa-
NY now decd,) Martha lintcmarricd with
Joseph London.) George Hess, Sarah lonly
child of Abraham Hess jun doc'd.) Abraham
Hess, 'ophia, lntermarricl with David As
keyl Alexander Hess aud Rosannn Hess.
children and grandchildren of saId dccedept,
md TO al! Others interested:
You will take no.
uce that at an Orphans Court held At Clearheld
IN and for Clcarfeld Comfy, on tho Goth day of
August last past the petition of George Hess was
read, whereupon on motion of his Attorney, L. ]
Grams Esq writ of partition issued. whereby |
WIS commanded that taking twelve good and law
Iul men, | should go npon the premises in said
petition mentioned, viz: two certain tracts or
pieces OF land situate and lying in Boggs town
snip Clearheld County, and having respect TO the
valuation thereof upon their oaths and aiirma-
uons to make partition Of said real estate to and
among the heirs and legr REPRESENTATIVES of the
sald decedent II the same can bs parted and di-
Nided without prejudice to or spelling the whole,
tthef"lse to make q valuation and appraisemeut
theieoi In accordance with Che command of
said writ | will on Thursday the Twenty frst
DAY OF October A. D. 1858, ON the premises in
Boggs township, part and divide, or value and
appraise the same.
JOSIAH R. REED, Sheriff.
tlearheld, Sept Both 1855.
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