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THE UNION RECORD.
Presentation of a Foreign Minister.

A Washington correspondent relates
the following Of Old Hickory:
Mentioning the foreign mininisters
calls to mind an anecdote of General
Jackson and the Portuguese Charge d.
Affairs, which Bale Peyton used to tell
with great effect.
When Mr.. McLane was Secretary of
State a new minister arrived from Lis
bon, and day was appointed for him
to be presented to President Jackson.
The hour was set, and the Secretary
expected the minister to call at the
State Department for him ; but Mr..
McLane's French was rather difficult of
comprehension, and the Portuguese mis-
understood him, and proceeded to the
White House alone. He rang the bell,
and Jenny O'Neal, Martins predeces-
sor, came to the door.
''Je suis venu voir, Monsieur lie Pres
ident," said the minister.
"What the mischief does that meant"
muttered Jenny. 'He says President,
though, and suppose he wants to see
the Gineral."
"Oui, oui," said the Portuguese bow
ing.
So Jenny ushered him into the green
room, where the General was smoking
his corn-cOb pipe with great composure.
The minister made his bow to the Pres
ident, and addressed him in French, of
which the General could not understand
word.
"What does the fellow say Jemmy?"
sDivil a know | knows-I reckon
he's furriner"
"Try him in Irish, Jenny" said
Old Hickory.
Jenny gave him touch of the gen
uine Milesian, but the minister shrug-
ged his shoulders, with the same usual
"plat-il."
"Och," said Jenny, ''he can't 90 the
Irish, sir-he's French by st. Patrick"
''Then send for the French cook, and
let him try if he can find out what the
gentleman wants"
The cook was hurried from the kitch-
en-sleeves rolled up. apron on, and
carving knife in hand. The minister,
seeing this formidable apparation, and
doubling that he was in the presence of
the head of the nation, feared some
treachery, and made for the door, before
which Jenny planted himself, to keep
him in. When the cook, by the Cen
erals order, asked HIM who he was, and
what he wanted, he gave very sub
dued answer. to the astonishmcnt of the
cook, and Jenny, who now discovered
for the first time the character of the
stranger.
At this stage of the business, Mr..
McLane come in, and the minister was
presented in form.
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SUNSHINE COMES TOMORROW.

Here's a lasting truth to learn,
Ye that trouble borrow;
Though thy path be dark to-day,
Sunshine comes Tomorrow.
True, the skies Of Summer fade,
Die the Summer flowers;
And stern Winter rudely brings
Dark and gloomy hours
Yet the Spring shall come again
With its kindly glsnces,
And again the SnmmerIl bloom
As the year advances.
Then the birds shall warble songs
In the sunny meadows;
Branches waTing in the breeze.
Cast on earth their shadows.
Soon the light Of holy truth
Errors band shall sever;
Meath its ray. shall wrong grow right.
Peace descend forever.
Then this less wisely learn,
1t will heal your sorrow.
That however dark the day.
Sunshine comes tomorrow
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"ONE Coon TURN" &C.-A tinker
was travelling in a country town, and
having traversed many miles without
finding anything to do, he stopped wea-
ry and hungry at a tavern. Here he
got into conversation with a glazier. to
whom he related his troubles. The
latter sympathized with him deeply,
and telling him lie should have a Job
before long, advised him to go into din
ner and eat heartily. The tinker took
his advise, eat his ELL, and when he re-
turned to the bar-room he was over
ljoyed to hear that the landlord required
his services to mend a lot of pans and
kettles, which had suddenly sprung a
leak. The tinker at once set to work,
|accomplised the task, and received
liberal sum therfor, and started on his
|way rejoicing. Upon reaching the out
side of the house he found the glazier,
who said
"Well, YOU see procured the Job of
work ; how do you think accomplished
St 2"
81 am sure I cannot tell,' replied
the tinker.
81 will tell you," rejoined the gla-
Fier. "You told me YOU were weary,
hungry and penniless. knew the
landlord was we'll off and doing a good
business, so took the opportunity and
started a leak in every utensil | could
get hold Of
The tinker, with many thanks and
heart full of gratitude, resumed his Jour
bey, but he had not proceeded far be-
fore he reached the village church, when
brilliant idea struck him. The gla
Eier had befriended him-he would be-
friend the glazier. The church, he
thought, could afford to bear slight
oss in good cause, so taking posi-
ion where he could not be seen, he rid
He'd every window in the edi6ce with
tones, and then, highly clated with his
Exploit, he retraced his steps to notify
he glazier that he would speedily have
very important job. He met the
Elazier at the door of the tavern.
Sir" said he, Il am happy to in
orm You that fortune has enabled me
b return the kindness l received from
Fou an hour since"
'.How SO p asked the glazier pleas
ntly.
81 have broken every pane of glass
the church," answered the tinker,
and You. of course, will be employed
put them in"
The glazier's jaw fell, and his face
ssumed blank expression, as he said
} a tremulous tone, You don't mean
lat, do you!"
Certainly" replied the tinker;
here is not a whole glass in the build
hg. One good turn deserves another
ou know"
"Yes,' answered the glazier, in a
|ne of utter despair; "but, you infer
hl fool, you have ruined me, for keep
be church windows in repair by the
ear
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Application for Pardon.

In THE DISTRICT COURT, SECOND JUDI
n cial District. Butte county. The People vs.
John Foren. The Hon. Judge Of said Court, who
tried the above entitled cause and the District At
torney Of said county, viii take notice that the de-
fendaut, John Foren, viii apply to His Excelency,
the Governor OF California, for fall pardon Of the
offence for which he was tried and sentenced BY
said Court. to wit On the oath day OF December,
A. D. 1863, for the offence Of Murder in the Second
Degree and sentenced TO Imprisonment in the State
Prison for the term Of fifteen years
JOHN FOREN.
By bis Atty. L. c. Granger.
accept service Of the foregoing notice, this 9sth
day Of May, lS6j. WARREN T. SEXTON
Judge ID. Judicial District
s RosESBAUN, District Attorney Butte County.
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Some Years

Since, celebrated Italian Physician, who had long
enjoys very extensive practice and whose suc-
cess in the treatment of Gonorrhoea excited the
envy Of his fellow practitioners was induced by
generous motives to divulge to the profession the
plan OF his treatment the whole Of which was
comprised in one remedy, which he regarded as
specific and which experience has proved such in
every case in which it has been tried. This very
remedy, by 1.-THE name of Carvalhis Specific Com
pound, is now offered TO the public as the most
speedy, safe agreeable and portable medicine for
Gonorrhoea known to modern practice. Its use
according to directions, causes a cure in every case
leaving behind no weakness of the parts, causing
no nausea nor disturbance of the functions of the
stomach agreeable TO take. and convenient TO car
ry. CHTTTLE & COULT,
General Agents. q D street, Marysville.
For sale by all Druggists
COTTON & DARRACH
Agents. Oroville.
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FOR SALE.
AN EXC CELLENT CHANCE FOR A PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON.

nR- 4. c. BCFFUM, OFFERS HIS PRIVATE
~ Hospital at Magalia for sale, cheap for cash.
or for well secured paper.
DR.. Bufum established his Hospital in $780, for
a Mountain resort for invalids from the Valley and
for the accommodation of Miners and Others who
had no convenience for proper nursing al home,
and has accumulated snug little fortune BY it.
Magalia, formerly called Dogtown) is in a good
Mining District. and in tie midst OF a fine Pine
Forest and lumber region. The various Saw Mills
number of men and families. Although blessed
with pure cold water, and the healthiest climate in
the State, the accidental and other surgical
cases. together with the family practice (the field
being arge), there is sufficient business to keep
active physician and surgeon constantly employed.
For further particulars, apply at the Hospital, or
address, A &C. BUFFUM NJ. D.,
n4-u San Francisco. California
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To the Sick!
CURES HITHOUT MEDICINES!
Thirteenth Year In San Francisco.
PIONEER WATER CURE.
AND
CDR. Bourne's Baths y
Perfect Cures Guaranteed. according 10 Agree
mint, in all cases.

FoR THE CURE OF
Neuralgia. Paralysis, rheumatism, Bronchitis.
Consumption Gncipient), Pleurisy Fever and
Ague, all other Fevers, Dropsy Erysipelas Colds
Coughs. Oak Poisoning, tfor which Dr. Bourne dis
covered the only scientific and certain cure) Dys-
pepsia, Dreams Sexual Weakness, the Removal
of Mercury and all other Mineral Poisons etc.
The methods adopted by Dr. Bourne are the most
pleasant safest quickest and reliable ever devised
Save your time, Comfort and Money by employing
DR.. Bourne.
Consultations Free, by mail express, or person
ally Send or call for Circular Of recommenda-
tons, references, certificates of cures etc. which
are not bogus. but given by well known and re-
sponsibie individuals.
No. 10 Masonic Temple,
Corner Of Montgomery and Post streets.
San Francisco.
sg Entrance on Post street, adjoining the
Grand Portal. 3m-n26
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Those who are fond of displaying
Eeir knowledge on subjects of which
hers profess to be ignorant, should be
hutious for those who have dignity
Pd candor enough to confess their own
fnorance, We may be assured, viii have
|scrimination enough to detect the ig-
erance of others.
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The undersigned. long With, and successor to the
old firm Of Rice Coffin 4 Co., q D street, Marvs-
vile. keeps continually on hand a full stock of all
things pertaining TO a First Class Wholesale and
Retail Drug BGsness: Drugs, Chemicals. PERU
meries. Brushes, Combs Paints. Oils. Kerosene.
Window Glass, Patent Medicines. &c. &c. He is
prepared to supply interior dealers Druggists and
Physicians with he best qualities Of goods in his
line Being practical Pharmactulst of years
standing, he knows whereof he speaks, and
#il pledge himself to give every one the fullest
satisfaction who may favor him with their com
nanGs. CHITILE & CoULT.
Successor to Rice Coffin L Co..
- street, Msrvsville.
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BeWare!

OF sudden and severe colds; which, neglected,
lead to Bronchial Affections, Pneumonia, and in
durable Consumption. When attacked with Sc
we're cold, lose no time in procuring a safe and
simple vegetable remedy. of which two or three
doses will always affect cure Such a remedy ex-
lists in Tobler's Swiss Tea, composed of Alpine
Herbs, and properly dried and prepared for ship
ment by j. Tobler, Speicher. Canton Appenzel
Switzerland. 1t is Il most agreeable and pleasant
laxative, both for adults and children. and is used
universally by the people of the Alpine Regions
tor all diseases of an inlammatory character. for
severe coughs, Asthma and Bronchial affections
and is sure preventive of all tendencies TO Fe-
yer and Ague, Bilious Fevers and Typhoid. A
twenty-five cent paper of this celebrated Tea ia
ken according TO directions will save many life
and many dollar. CHITTLE 4 COULT.
General Agents, 27 D street, Marysvlle.
For sale by all Druggists, and by Cotton &
Darrach. Oroville.
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NEW ST AGE LINE
HO! FOR SUSANVILLE,

HM SPLENDID FOUR
E-sRfs-fs Horse Coach leaves Oroville
.yE&S every Sunday Morning, at
O'Clock A. NJ. via Magalia and Humbug Valley, and
arrives at Susauve, on the following Tuesday, at
s O'Clock ?. NJ.
Coaches leave Susanyille and Tsylorville every
Wednesday morning al O'Clock. A. NJ, and ar
rive at 0royille every Friday Eyening. at o'clock
P. NJ. AT Humbug Valley Coaches leave direct
for Greenville, Crescent Mills and Taylorrille.
em-2s ALLEN J. WOOD, Proprietor.
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MEDICAL.
QUICK CURES
And Small Charges!
The Elecfropathic Institute.
sl5 WASHINGTON STREET.
Srn Errnciscn

Established February, 1850, by an Association Of
Scientific Gentlemen. for the Cure Of Dis
eases and the Suppression OF
Qusckerv
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Which is Cheapest.

To pay one dollar eight or ten times and occas-
ionally realize the object desired by the outlay,
and frequently TO fail in realizing it at all, mean
while suffering continually, incapactated for exer-
ton or for business; or, 10 select at once (even
though il cost more.) the article which will accom-
pish the object without suffering and with
out incapacity. Certificates without number some
from persons in high official station, point TO
one great remedy as the surest prevent
tive and cure OF bilious disease in every FORM
Fever and Ague. Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, and
all arrangement of the digestive functions, com
posed OF strictly vegetable ingredients: safe for al
ages and sexes; tonic in its action beyond all 9TH
er remedies, and reaching the seat of disease
speedily and effectually. Mason & Pollard Anti
malaria or Fever and Ague Pills. will do all this
and more, and the cure effected by them will be
permanent, ordinary care being taken of the gene
raj health. Price, 300 per box. For sale by all
dealers in medicine, and by
COTTON & DARRACH
Montgomery street, 0roville.
CHITTLE & COULT,
y D street, Narysville. General Agents
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TO WOOD HAULERS !

TVHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO GET ONE
u hundred cords of four foot wood, delivered at
the brick yard in 0roville for which cash will be
paid on delivery 10 the lowest contractor.
Oroville, May 27, 1856 T,D.RILEY.
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Union Inflrmmary.

Longs Bar Road. One and a half mile from
Orovflle.
hR- Fl. YOUNG, PRINCIPAL THIS IN
II hrmsry Is in sslubrious location and estab-
lished high and dry for the reception of patients
desirous of temporary home tor the recovery of
health. and will be conducted under the immediate
care OF DE- YOUNG & WIFE. No exceptionable
cases need apply. Terms moderate, and invaria-
bly, in advance. r5s-tf DR.. n. YOUNG.
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TO FEMALES.


When female is in trouble or afflicted with
disease as weakness OF the back and limbs pain in
the he Il. dmness of sight, loss OF muscular pow
er, palpitation OF the heart irritabilty, nervous
ness, extreme urinary difficulties. arrangement of
digestive functions, general debility, vaginities all
diseases of the womb, hy>teria, sterility and all
other diseases peculiar to females they should 90
or write at once to the celebrated female doctor,
W. X. D0her.y. at his Medical Institute and con
suit him about their troubles and disease. The
Doctor is efiecting more cures than any other Ply
sican in the State of California. Let no false deli
cacy prevent you, but apply Immediately and save
yourself from painful sutferings and premature
death. All Marned Ladies, whose health or other
circumstances prevent an increase IN their families
should write or call at DR.. ". X. Doherty's Medi-
cal Institute, and the will receive every possible
relief and help. The Doctors offices are so arrang
ed that he be consulted without fear Of ohser-
vation.
TO CORRESPONDENTS
Patients residing in any palt of ihs State, how.
ever distant. who may dssife the opinion and ad.
vice of DR.. Doherty on their respective cases, and
who think proper to submit written statement of
SUCH in preference TO holding personal inter-
view. are respectfully assured that their communi
cations will be held most sacred. DR.. Doherty
takes this opportunity of observing that all letters
only opened and replied to by himself, and th
latter as promptly as possible.
II the case be fully and canddy described, and
the usual fee of ten dollars enclosed (by express
or in a registered letter., personal communication
will be superseded, as instructions for diet. reg
men, and the general treatment of the cases itself
(including the remedies), will be forwarded with
out delay and in such manner as TO convey no
idea OF the purport OF the letter parcel trans
mitted.
Consultation at the Office freely letter $40.
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Address
W. K. D0HERTY. NJ. D.,
Sm u33 San Francisco Cal.
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MEDICAL.
Private Medical Aid
euiek Cures and Moderate Chargss,
DR.. w. Z. DOHERTY'S

Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite the
Pacific Msil Steamship Cos Office. Private en-
trance on LeidesdorF ST., San Frsncisco.
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EsfGbiished expressly 10 afford the afflicted sound
and scientific Medical Hid, IN the trsatsssat
and cure of al PrirGte and Chronic Dis
eases, cases Of secrecy and Gl ser
EGI diseases.
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Watches,
CLOCKS, & JEWELRY /!
SELLING AT COST FOR THIRTY DAYS.
BY GEO. E. SMITH.
l> Call In and Examine the Goods and n
E3 Prices, and judge for yourselves. SD

TU,o ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, CONES
Il this document greeting-that | am disposed
TO sell, AND WILL SELL. any portion or all Of
my stock of
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MEDICAL,
DR.. G. w. MOORE'S

DR. MOORE WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN.
~ form the People OF California that be has
established al Institute for the
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All kinds of work in my line done as usual at tn,
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES.
GEO. E. SMITH.
Oroville. Oct. %. 1864. n5I
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-01

The New Boston, Capt I. j. Buford, will
depart for IT. Madison, Tuesday morning,
making close connections for st. Louis
Iemuel Parkhurst in the Office. K. NJ,
Prettyman, Agent
The Jas. Means, Capt. Wood. will depart
for Dubuque and way points. Tuesday MORN
ing. r. NJ Prcttvman. Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-01

HELD FOR TRIAL-Joseph Bonard, a sol
dicr arrested some time ago, for snatching
SiCo from Lieut. John Combs while on the
cars, has been bound over in the sum Of
5000, w.
PERsoSAL.-Maj. Gems. Hunter and Has
kell are stopping at the fremont House
CAnp FRy.-The entire barracks at Camp
Fry, composed OF no less than 500, $50 feet
of Lumber will soon be sold to the highest
bidder.
RAD--A raid was made upon the gamb
lers at Cottage Grove, by the p'elice, and
nine professionals captured. They we're fined
SO each.
CONriDENcs MANA confidence man by
the name Of James Martlno, alias Moriarty
was arrested on Saturday. He swindlcd Mr..
Samuel Snyder Of Peru, III, out Of one hun
dred dollars.
PRoaREsslNG.-Theb building of the His
torical So iety at the corner OF North Dear
born and Ontario streets is progressing fine.
ly. 1t has been determined TO solicit sub
scriptions still further to the amount Of / H.
900, about one third Of which has been Sc
cured.
EXTENDING. City Railway Company
is extending its line on Archer Road to
Hasted street Also from iIalsted to the
Union Stock Yards.
OBITUARY The triplets that were re
Gently born to Mr.. A. N. Dickens, Of the
Illinois Central Land Railroad office, and
brother Of Charles Dickeus, the novelist,
have died. Mrs. Dickens is represented to
be in a precarious situation.
HosPIrAL.-The Camp Douglas Hospital
has been abandoned
LARCENY Morris Coney was arrested
on Sunday for stealing $50 from under the
pillow of a fellow lodger at house on Kin
zie street, near Wells. lie was bound over
in the sum of $500.
BURNED TO DEArm.-Michael Schott, a
youth OF about Is, and wiper at tae round
house of the Illinois Central Company. was
burned to death early on Saturday morning,
10y sleeping near some oil, saturating his
clothing with the fluid, and igniting it from
lamp
LAkcENIEs.-James Lyons and Thomas
.'anes were arrested on Monday for stealing
$500 from a bureau drawer Of Patrick Fo
icy's saloon. at the corner of South Halsted
and Mitchell streets, and held for trial.
Il. kEAvsE-opposito the First National
Bank, Second street, is ready to receive and
clothe any number Of returned vets, giving
the latest styles at the lowest rates.
SHIrNESrs.-Shippias at this point has
been dull to day. The entire amount Of
grain sent off will not exceed five hundred
sacks-principally corn.
HEAr.-We are beginning to realize that
this is August, this afternoon. and to sigh
for the rain and coolness Of the East two
weeks. t-zs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-01

TmE DRY GooDs TRADE We notice that
goods in general are going ny very much,
and looking over the stock OF our popular
dry goods house Of N. Iicrzberg 4 Co.,
No. East Second street, we find that
they are selling at remarkably low prices
compared with the advance. They are clos
ing out some classes of dress and summer
goods regardless Of cost, as they arc making
heavy preparations for the fall trade Call
soon for bargains. iuly27
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-01

Doc DAYs.--What preparations have our
city authorities made for the protection oi
our citizens during the coming dog days
Everybody is interested in this question,
and the public demand some immediate ac-
tiou
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-01

GENEROUS r. r. ingalls, recently
addressed the citizens Of Leon in behalf Of
the Orphans Home, and obtained subscrip-
tons to the amount Of nearly four hun dred
dollars
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-01

WEArnER.-fbe prospects fsr acouple Of
weeks Of dry and pleasant weather are per-
fectiy captivating.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-01

FISED-Wm. Crawford vas arrested yes
terday afternoon for drunkenness, and fined
81 and costs by Justice Blood.