Oroville daily Butte record. [volume], August 28, 1856, Image 3

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MISCELLANEOUS.
aaaoa’a aasS'iiaaoa
MISS M L DEARBORN.
RKSPITTH '1.1.Y Infnrtn tht< rilirem
▼T of Oroville and vicinity . 1 1 1 :<I sin-bus this day
Opened thu largest ami l** -l selected stock of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
ever brought to Uil-v market. Having selected m>
Mock my self. I feel assured thnt I can sett Cbea|>er
thim ever before offered In ilii. place. My slock con
sists in part el every description of
Dry aw / Fancy Goods,
Gaiters unit Stines for f.adirs,
Ci«r item nml Shots for Children
Embroideries, Silks, Sfr.,
fit every vlylr am! description. Also, some new
M yle ('lt A \ ATS, for (icnls. mid Fine While Shirts.
Also, tin assortment of Perfumery and Toilet Articles.
My old friends and (lie public srenendly. tire mv'leil
five me n call. >l,l, DKAItHORN,
fy I t Montu no ry Street, next «!< irin I . S Hotel.
llt AN K’S 111 ;ST A TRAN T,
I ••Vf 4M I Mil I Itllll
CUUNER MUNT<;OMKUY AND M YKR3STREETS
OR O VI L L E.
FRANK CARRIED
fully Million ih*i** lo Ini old Incfids Mini
«t,*. ."’y^.agL lll * 1 cili/.ens o| Orovdle generally, Hint
■*“" ■“**be has opened a FI It ST CI.ASS REs-
TAI It 'NT in Hie above named llidlding, w Imre he is
prepared to furnish (he public with all the edibles and
delicacies In tie found in Ibis or the Marysville Mar
ket The following are Ids
JUTES OF CHARGES:
Bonn! per week without Wine. . . . $lO no
do do do with Wine, .... j-j mi
finitle meals without Wine, .... 7r>
do do do with Wine, .... 100
TERMS. CASH
Olof'del, July -JS IHfttk Jy2B-lf
WONDERFUL. DISCOVERY!
IN M AKINII AN K.VWATION S( >MK TIME
since, beneath the EMPIRE It* >1 Kl.. in tills town,
it was discovered by the u*oile and obsorv tug mind ot
IIEACON sII EI.DON, khat (be atmosphere of llml
locabiy possessed not only a benltlifiil. lint a remark
ably soothing property, wbicb seemed lo ipdet and
subdue Hie most violent passions, and to invest every
man who frequented Ibe spot, with a wonderlid de
ktri-e of self-complacency, and a barmoiiimm and
Irciidly dls|iositioii towards the WHOLE WOULD,
and the conflicting elemenls of wbicb it is composed.
He therefore resolved, witlia benevolence pecnliarily
Ais own, lo lake possession of the excavation for the
purpose of establishing an Institution, where people
ot Al,l< V ARTIES ami opinions could safely and
harmoniously congregate for Hie tree discussion oi
the exciting topics of Hie day, fearless of the slightest
risk of any uiiplensiin' collision.
With (Ids view, the DEACON, in connection w ith
MR. CKAKiE. lias transforined this location into mi
EIiEtJANT ROOM, which they have designated by
Vbe name of the
SUBTERRANKAN SALOON,
Where they solicit visits from the Ruchmum Flubs,
Fillmore Oiulis. Fremont Clubs, ami other gentlemen,
with or without (Tubs, and from members of Vigilance
Committees and l.aw and Order Parties, from Sons
«>f Temperance and Moderate linbibers of Raspberry
Cobblers, and from Hint innumerable Fraternity of the
I’ick, Spade, Rocker, i.oug Tom and Sluice, wlio,
lifter a day ol toil and labor, would enjoy a.-i hour el
agreeable relaxation and social conversation.
I IIK DEACON assures Ids friends, that they will
treel with * most cordial reception at the SUMTER
RAN KAN SALOON, whore the fluids dispensed will
be found fully equal in quality, lo those for which the
DEACON is. in purl, indebted for Ids enwicidu genu
ration,
Oroville. July 28, 1856. jy26-tf
JLAFAYKTTE RESTAURANT,
Montgomery street, opposite the Orleans lintel
O K OVULE.
THE SUU3CKIIIERS RESPECT
fuIIy announce to thuiir friends and ihe
& citizens of Oroviile gem-raU), that they
•have opened a SI’LKNDU’) RE.'TAC
KANT in the above named place, where they are pre
pared to furnish the public with all thel notaries and
delicacies to be found in the market.
Kntcs of Hoard:
Heard per week withouti Coding, jrt Oft
Hoard per week with Fudging it (10
WM. t; KMU: A.Mlt'll ENI V,
naif I’ropriolors.
MILLER’S EXCHANGE,
Montgomery street- East side- O* ovilLc-
HAVINf! BEEN RE-KITTED, isatyun open, and
the proprietor lakes lliis method' of informing
his old customers and the public general I/v that lie in
tends to keep as tine a slock of l.iquors as any liar in
the place, in addition to which. Ins Tables are in ex
cellent condition, and by courtesy to his patrons, be
hopes to merit a liberal share of patronu.e.
Oroviile, Aug. 11, [augll-ll] J. W. MILLER.
THE CIGAR & TGDACCO STAND
Is kept by Mule Curly, who will keep on hand Ha
very choicest II ivana Cigars, Tobacco, Fancy Pipes,
uud every variety of articles found iu such places.
CITY LAUNDRY!
SOUTH SIDE OK COURT HOUSE SQUARE.
ORO VILLE
1 71011 TUB CON VESH-;N"E OF THE CITIZENS
. of Orirville, I have established •» l.auodry on tin
south side of Court House square, and I rum a long
experience in the bU'im-ss. I am confident of giving
SATISF ACTION TO A 1.1 .
I shall run a waggon, and will call at the residences
for washing ami delivi r Ihe same wi.h promptness.
J.KV AN.
Oroviile, Aug.- 11th, ISSft. ut.’tf
INFOU >1 \TIO\ \VA\ TED 1
OK WILLIAM WHITE former y of While Pigeon,
Miehiirmw When Inst heart! Irom. was at Wur*
Jarer's Bur, MFork of the American Kiver. Is
supposed (o havo left there f«>» ' irovdle, Unite county.
Anv iiilolliitenc" cnmvnriaiK his » hemilionis -enl to
SAMUEL WHITE, Co low a, wilt he Ui nkfully r.s
coivetl. toiL'-.i 3t
Watch makor and .kweler.
i won.n krj'PE'Tfllly inform
the citizens of OroviNe anil viciniiv.lhat I have
purchased of Mr. Rosenthal, his \A alehina
klng and .lewelry EstuliUlnimit. .»«l Mont
gomery-street. ami have located myself permanently
in the above business in this place, and hope by strict
attention to taismess, !o-merit a reasonable share ol
patronage in the above line.
1 will guarantee to iio li'.wh ri» well ns tt
can be dun- it lywhere in the Stair.
ALL KIN lis OF JEWELRY M M»E TO ORDER.
N. B—Particular retention paid To On* ttcpidrin?
of Watches. GKO F. SMITH, .
OrovUie; August 11. 1F56. nugtl tf
BOAKsi AND RESIDENCE
» FEW GKNTCKMEN*vrhPfI(NI ft pleasant bonus
A with a private family in -wnftiioao-Vottagwai*
Oak Street, second door from Montgomery.
Oroville, August 16. [augl6-to MIUS. PORT
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. D. BROWN, M. D.
Crnduale nl Ni w York I nlvi-mily, New York Med I
cnl Institute. 11, m i >r:iry Crnduirte "I Syracuse M edict.)
I'ulliiff. offers ln« |inl<Miinial services to llie inhabi
tant* of Oroville and VM-imly. Office. at the Omville
Droit Slur**. Montgomery street, one door from the
corner of Downer tlreel.
Jolt n, I#sh jyll-if
CLOTHING! CLOTHING !!
TO SUIT EVERYBODY ?
fIDIK I’NDEUSICNED Iwgs leave to inform hi*
■ friends. pal roll* nml citizen* of Oroville and
ildnlt}’, that he lion n Urge uml well selected slock
in I,ood s on hand, coiialitinit of
FAS 111 ONA BLK CLOTH!xa,
Roots Shops, Hitts
Which he Is determined lo sell at TEN PERCENT
i'll E APER THAN ANY orMUt KST.\ IH.IHIM I.N f
IN’ITUS TOWN, ('all ttini iter ns, uml examine our
slock before purchasing elsewhere. A. L*. RKI'C
f*. S.— REMEMBER, Montgomery » rent, next
iloor In the ( idled Suites Hotel, sign of
• THE! lIKAI'KST CLUTHIM} AND FUU
NISHIN’tI STOKE IN OKOVILLK.”
Oroville. July ‘J4. IHAti. jy-4lf
ORLEANS HOTEL,
Montgomery street, south side- Oroville
/SpS, UK ED A, STUIKKU—Take pleasure in in
pfS!:l forming the traveling pnhllc. nml the citizens
f .i.l nl Orovilla ami Itmie conntv. that they have
| leased the well known and popular “< > KI. KA N S 110-1
1 TEE,” anil that they are now prepared to receive nml
entertain their friends In the In st possible manner.
We are ilelermineil to make the i trleans Hotel a per
Meet home to the visitor. Hint lo entertain all who favor
ns wtlli their patronage with the attention anil style
! known only lo FIRST CI.ASS lloTEl.f*.
Ou i* *l* nla X o
shall he spread with the very liesf this and the City
Markets tun afflird. IN Tfi’K rtAIT, no- hoitse or liar
shall or can excel ns. The choicest ipialUies of El
ipior* uml Wines served up neatly and quickly. and
urcumlum ui lrin —*• nntf eed" when we inform the pub
lic that the "redoubtable Col. S.” presides.
11 AN I El, KKKD.
FREDERICK STRIKER.
Oroville, July U, 18515. JyU-tf
MAGNOLIA SALOON!
Next to iliintooiCs Kxeln»oi;e, Oroville.
rHTIMS COOK AND COMFORTABLE RBAORT
I lias been tilted u|i in the neatest possible man
ner. and with an eye s.ngle lo making the most re
cherche establishment of the kind- in town. The
UR AN 111 KS. WIN ES. Sic., are of the ir osl SEI.Kt T
URANUS, direct If win the lirtmrti m; and having
bad KjUnnvt I'rnrticr nt Uyr liar,, wi Matter our
selves that we cannot easily be outdone in the mode
of setting up the latest and moss fashionable fancy
beverages, as well as courtesy nail polite attention to
our patrons. JAMES S. DICKEY A CO.
Montgomery street, next d*s»r Us lion loom’* Exchange
Oroville. July ISSti. jyll-lf
i\EVV OK LEANS STOKE!
fBTIIE I NDERSICNEft having purchased the in
ti (ereslut J l.esbrus in the above well known
establishment, w ilt now keep constantly on hand a
I.AUCK and Well selected slock ot
Groceries, Krovisioas,
Hardware, Crockery,
Miners’ Tools, Wines,
Wasting Powder, Liquors,
Quicksilver,
And other articles too nuinerogs to mention.
N It. —Cash paid for I’r- duce of all kinds.
Oroville. July ISlb lss«. VV. N. HART.
To IH'. 11. Ueltiluiniin, Corner Jackson and
Montgomery streets, San N’rancisco.—Dear Sir:—lt
In with yleasune that we notice the niihoiitided sues
ce«s which has attended you in your practice since
your residence in this Slate, now over seven years,—
The ueod you have done and the skill you have exer
cised. in the cures that come under our observation,
make It our duty to let it be known to the world and
more particularly to those now suffering with disease.
Most of us were well acipiainled with you whilst you
resided at Mormon Island, ai d witnessed there some
remarkable cures which you effected on patients
whose case* were pronounced ho|ieless by eminent
physicians. We have also seen w hat you have done
lor some of our friends now residing at Column and
IMacerville, wtio idler much pesuasion and induce
menu on our part, consented to go and see you, when
they had almost despaired of their lives. They did so
and returned, and are new living hale and hearty men;
and reader, if this notice should reach your eye and
you are afflicted, take our advice and 140 to Up JICIN
IM ANN, and you will nevi r regret it.
Dear Doctor, receive willi our most hearty whiles
for your future welfare, the assurance that we believe
you to he one of our most talented and experienced
physicians in the shale.
I'uKiitkick llaiivmakn, 1
(jirop'r Miners’ Hotel )
JaIOB WINKLKM ANN,
(p r Dreenwood Brewery,
John Ukohuk,
Akulst Haiink,
Josb.cn WII.IMANN,
CliAli Li * t*is s.
T. llki.az, i Propr’s of the 1
T. II nzli. ) t.'roix Federate, Placer ville.
Jkan liriiii.Kß, S
A. 11. Wai.kkh, Kli Dorado Slide.
H. Zkoickk, (tins of K. Poppe Sr C 0.,) Oroville.
•lostcii (iuvia, Auburn.
Ohaklks Kastkcu. Spanish Dry Diggings.
T. IIKNMNUKK, tprop’r of bridge.) Condemned Bur.
C. Woi.i.ks, Sacramento,
It. Finninukk, do
C>. Rknai'o, do ■
I'act. Hind, Michigan B>iffs.
(’act. F. S. Mi wiusiv M< rmon Island.
Hknry Trikl. iU ymhliciii House, 1 .lackson.
This testimonial wss not solicited by Dr Heini-
VHreonwood Valley,
| Ooloma.
MINERS' SUPPLIES r
New Grocery and
PROVISION STORE
JOHN D. KEATING,
■ IT .VS OPKNK.Una ajiaiiove and wall
B BL' SI *k of choice (iroaar'a*, Provisions
amt Min«r» r Sii(i|ili»*is at Ins Now Siora » Monlipjii.-’
ary Strati, naitr VJnrriotlV S; w Mill. I<> «Mali lia in
viias the Mlaiition of voiiiiimikmv Ha will bo in
constant-rural t<l ol inUl:»ioi*i io his Monk ol <,(hhU ol
Ilia tnlasl . 'li» Irtcoitia- lor (iiirahnsini;
(vm« iniaxoail.-ti by . y . Inwlar in lb«- annul rv, ha is
i-oniVlant |hut his HuutHiilal Pr;ca« will ruintar lha
nlniosl surmhielion lo Uh>s»-w ho ftivoi him with thair
palronaifO. Tlitrpnhlic will p|a is- ••ail •laxiuiina
for them «lva*
< iwm *• Jnlv 12. It* S.
E- S COOPZQ
s XT XI <3- 12
OFFUK— .VI lha Kvt,
uoirv. Mission ah• . s i* 1 '
no ir “Kinwian H übs, S» ' 1 K ” '
VII Surgical Operations i lU.b. I
imt ihem»*lv«s m lha 'UHH », on •
S.uunlays iii t % v’olock. . >l. -
Ls'y «unl Kucirtc Oo*sl. ifasai.ol,. a
vtalvl .to utlend lha Inlirinitry • n ( imi
grer it opjiori Jiie lor Hit wf
RI. D.
O 2NT
• *
.a IriHr
i I’ lirti
‘an*-
■ rs and
i lha
i *'y in
whan-
•tWlT
Bl SIN ESS CARDS.
, HUTKIt. » C. 11l Kl tSOA«tl£
WINTER & BURLINGAME
Office—ln McGrath's Building, 1»
street, bitwi-en Second umt t hird, up*
ItKjsitr the Ilium lloti*e.
MARYSVILLE
Wk also have openeu an oltiee in the I' S Hloek.
Onivtll**, Butte Co., where one of us nmy nt nil timet
be fullin'.
JAMES GREEN
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
fjT < an t>e fninnl at '•Orleans Hotel,” when no
Professionally engaged, jy Iwltl*
A. C, MORSE. I* D. BIRD.
MORSE & BIRD
AUCTION & COMMISSION M RIP "HANTS
Particular attention paid to the Sale-* of
HK.il, EsT.ITF. STOCKS. MIMSU
LICK STO( K ;I \l> FA'EHY CL i 'S OK
Personal Property,
Orovu.i.e, Butte County, Cal.
A C MORSE
Attorney a Onmihi.lok at I.aw A: Comveyanckii,
for tier Myers mid Montgomery SI reels.
H. BARNETT, Cheap Harry )
I. ICE NSEI) AUCTJ 0 N EER,
MOXraOMK.U t sthkkt, OHOI U.LF.,
Attends persuiiully, to Sul- » of Real Estate. Ktiriii
turo mid Mock. jyl4-if
J T - ELLIOTT
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Ollice. on Hint street, between Myers and lluniuon.
OUnriLLK, BUTTE CUi KTi
July 14. IS.iO. jyl4-lf
J Y. JONES.
CONSTABLE AM) COLLECTOR
OK NOTES AM) ACCOUNTS.
Also —W ill s,.|| Personal Properly on Commission.
Own k, witli .1, T. K.llnrti, Esq., Bird struct, Omville.
July H, IH.'iO, JyH-tf
DR J S SHEPHERD.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
OFFICE—I. VS ( HHUHO.
July 17, 18.it>. jyl7 tf
JUUN HII.BIIN, WM. 11. RISf.KLL, A, \V 1N AN' J k
JOHN WILSON &.CO.
VTt'MSNKYM AMiCOI SHKI.I.dUS AT LAW,
Ist Uoor 1)1, Merchant til. near Montgomery.
J G LAWTON Jr
ATT’V & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
ANU COM MISSION* R KOR MASSAI II IS KITS J, K. ISLAND.
He' Office corner of Myers and Montgomery Streets,
No. I niteil Stales Block, upstairs.
r tu, <ii.Ki.Ks u. in uuAiui
SMITH & HUBBARD.
Attorneys &. Counsellors at Law.
UIIAXLES G. 111 - llllAlU)—Notary Public.
t ef" Office, cornerol Montgomery 4. Downer streets.
MIN ARD H FARLEY
Attorney &. Counsellor at Law,
notary Public, rkai. kstack auknt and ion
vuvani kr, Oroville, llutte County, Cal.
Will I’hactick in all tiik Cotrts os this Statu.
A M ZABRISKIEe
ATT’Y & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Ohovh.i.k. Hvttk Uocntv. California.
BARKER & EWER.
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law.
Omi k—Corner of Montgomery uml Downer streets
J. B. WARDEN, M. D.
A Graduate*_of .Uff.irson Medical College, Pliila
delpliiu. lias located lor the praeUcuof his Profession,
at llenshuw’e Kanctlu. tlillte County*
Augosfcl'.C 18od.» augll-2m*
CHAKLKS r. LOTT* W. 11. 9KATON
LOTT & SEXTON,
AT T O 11 N K Y S A T L. A W,
in dwell, Cal.
THOMAS WELLS.
AT T O U N E Y AT L AAY „
lIIDWKLL, 111 TI E COUNTY.
Special attention given to the searrl.Hitr «f <«nty
Records, investigation of Titles, itc., and to the draw
ing of Meeds ami all instruments lor record.
Office in the Court llouae. siB-l5
W S SAFFORIX
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
dIDWELL, HC ITK, COUNTY.
Office—in Harris Sl Hurl's Law < dUne, ou the hill.
All kinds of writing promptly and correatly attend
ed to. Xtf
J. W SCOTT,
COUNTY SU RV KY< »K K)K lUJTTE COUNTY
AND CIVIL ENGINEER.
OROVIELK, 111/n'K OulM V CALIFORNIA.
Persons ilesirimj his services will please leave their
orders al Ihe i'(flee of Me-srs. Harris Jc Burt. 1411'
RAIL ROAD HOUSE
HOTEL AM RESTAURANT,
EC ISO PE AN PLAN.
No. 4-Cenvmerciul msl 67 Olay streets. Sun FranciMO.
HA LEV & THOMPSON, PwrriMM
DR J RN OWEN
■ ■ .‘.A settled (lermuiienily in Oruville, -arMi-res-
I 1 pecOlllly tidiVrs-his pnUesskoaal services lo the
eiliseMsd the place and its vicinity. Urmi—Be
iween the Orleans uuvl 'lh- Hotel lo i ranee.
JOHN PARRY,
MANUFACTURER OF BRICK
CONTRACTOR & JiUILDER.
I WOULD ANNOUNCE lo lb. citizens of Oroville
and vicinity .that 1 in prepared to uieterluke Jobs
(n the above Hue, u> any exu-tt'. As I tin manufac
turing Bjick extensively mid u*i. n piacucsu Mason, I
irusi I urn able to rainier sausfartMM os regardsterms
auu dispatch, JyW-tf.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LADIES’ EMPOHITM
O F FAS II I O KT t
MRS. M. L. NEWELL,
? JAVINt; .11 ST RKt'F.IVED direct from the Ini-
U I jiortcrs. m 1 irge and wi ll -el. cted assortment <>f
MILLINERS, I, A 111 Ks*' AITARKL. (iLNTLF.
MESS' FURNISHING GOOD!*. FANCY 1> It \
GOODS, Ac.. wuult respectfully call the attention of
till, community U> tin- Aid Ibnt although she may not
have sn immrrtjff n Horlt i». i Kjrku ajp , Vet
SHE VVIU, NoT UK I NDEItsoL«>.
A in* •!> if her block may In- found lonites' I
Unod>i French Lawns, l*rii*ll Jaconets,
J-'nlit-v mul I'kon '« i.«t Muslin*. French
Lawn* anil Gieghams. 1 Io)«t», De
laines, I’opHic., Sffks. Embroi
dery, Liners Edgings ami
Inserting*, Mantillas,
A ch<l<>t i*l Millinery—-U*4»lhiiis, Lares, Flowers,
Blondes, (lend dresses ami Mourning Imuhls
Leghorn Hals lor llujii, Gimp H ills It if Misses—
Flannels nf *■'! r y variety. Red Inking, LiJU n Dam
ask mul < rii'h Scmch ami French Diaper. I'.inlinn
iliti-i) ami (truss cloth Shirts, Marseille*, (pi ill*, Long
( loth mul >l l >•»<jnHii Ni ls
(■puls' Goods—Drawers mul f'ridersliirts. Cravats,
Handkerchief, Gloves, Linen Sliirn
Millinery Work mul Mmitaii .Making executed with
neatness mul |iniin|iiitiule.
«A*l have jusl received in Hiltlitiim so Ihe above
stock, n beautiful assortment of Clothing, Hals. (Tips,
Whirls Ate., amiable lor Hoys.
Thankful lor the liberal patronage of my friends,
w cmrtlmHilion of tin-same Irnni lliein and the politic
generally is resjiecMMlly solicited.
M. I, M'UT.Mi,
Moirii|i>w\er« street, opposite Huutoon's Exchange.
Oroville. May 111, Iraii. jy -J2
kalll kakeuy,
cornu; MVI'.US & nnui STS.,OROVILLE.
B WOl 1,1) SAV TO MV I RIKNDri and Ihe puldic,
. Him having become sole proprietor of the above
establish inenl. I am ready to serve them Willi the best
and freshest
HUE AD, PIES, CAKES.
At short notice and on the most reasonable terms.
SODA, SUGAR & IiUTTKII CRACKERS
Coiislni.tly on hand. My Waggon will deliver every
tiling in my line at the residence of niv customers.
CHARLES Cl IK2I fIV.
Oroville, July 22, 18oG* jy22-tf
b. iwr a utim,
Opposite Ihe ophir Drug Store, Montgomery street,
OROVILLE
8v
f.r.l'H ( () NST.\NTI,Y OX HAND,
lected stock of
a well *e-
Groceries, Provisions,
Hoots, Shoes,
Clothing, Liquors,
Mining Tools, &c., &.e,,
Which he offers at the lowest rales Ft >ll CASH,
t foods deliveredF KEE OF IdUUIiK.
Oroville. Jsrty 14, 1800. jyH-lf
IVHWEBS* STORE!
BETWEEN MONTGOMERY fc ItIItD STREETS,
Opposite the Itutle Record I’rinling Office.
J. M. CLAKK Aw ItKC).,
f flakes this method of tendering their thunks to the
■ citizens and miners of Oroville, for their past
liberal patronage, and respectfully solicits a continu
ance of Ihe same. The patronage e'll ended to us we
shall endeavor to merit by keeping on hand u well
selected Stock of Hoods at the lowest market rales,
suell US
run visions,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
ROOTS.
shoes,
CLUTTJLN’G
and other articles too numerous to mention.
N. H,—We have on hand the besl <piulily 01 1 Railed
Hay. which will be sold in lots to anil.
Oroville, July gg, Irati.
U. S. Livery Stable.
Myers Street-Near Montgomery.
ffl'l KEEP FACE WITH THU TIMES, and rapid
-1 growth of onr town, we have, ol late, and will
from time to time, make extensive additions to onr
slock and otherwise improve onr establishment, to
meet w nil entire sutistuclion the increasing demands
of Ihe age.
Slock taken on l.ivery on the most reasonable
Terms. If desired, we w ill buy, sell or exchange
stock—in short transact all business api ertaining In
a first class lately Stable I lie linest buggies, hacks
and Saddle Horses. Inrnished at a moment's notice.
Thankful for past favors, we hope lo merit a con
thinance of the same IIRnW.Na HUFFMAN
Dated Oroville, July 10, Igjff. jylndll.
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LIQUOR VAULT,
Myers street, above Montgomery.
, THE UNDERSIGNED HAH INSTORE
fa j. 1 and lor side. Ihe following stock of implore,
wliudi lie w ill sell, hnving no rent or city
SBHE n.xes lo pay, at sates lower than c.in he
bought ul eiiherSacntineiiUior Marysville ; and 'would
call the attention of retailers lo examine his >n>iJv be
lore purchasing elscw here. TJtH. IRs, ( JjiSJ!.
gj hi.rrets Mnnonijjj'wla V\ hivky,
g.’i Imrri ls Domesiic Brandy.
2 barrels <>. D. Co.. (Jo
4 barrels llotielle Rr:ui ly\
4 pipes Holland (,in, 3 barrels PofT Wine.
4 barrels Hull Cordon Sherry. Together wiib
5(1 cases claret. Curacao. Eau de vie Duntzicta,
go cases leslte's I! tiers. |g coats Haul Saulerne.
ti cases F.ylrail Absinihu.
M east s Stem be ger Cabinef,
Scotch l\ Inskey Imperial Ale in cases,
H c.;:-. s (Huger Wine, Raspberry, Strawberry,
Lemon Syrup. In rases Chmiinagae Cider, ilrutidy
IVucties. Scon in Euglisb and American Ales, of dift
ferent brands, Ac., Ac. IIIUMAB UISSKT.
Oroville, July 10, jyi 3*Xi
itj. Dr. J. •I. Inm w/—The gentleman wLo-e
name forms lh*cap(toii of Dus noliee is onuwl tire
lew tnudt rn physicians whose application to hie pro
I ess too and devotion tu lh« afflicted, render *w«n alike
mi ornameni In Mae (Hie and a beneffi (o tie otte r A
IDi’oiaruiii by birlh.he •ought witii Kine-ir.h to place
his country among the nations ol earth, beyond the
oppressor’s rule. I lint litr sons might rejoice in the
practice ol those precepts-« inch are alike our glory
and our pride 111 his ■it rl« so to do, bo has reaped
Ihe reward of he ffcctual resistance lo o| pre'*!! uaoid
•a home and a country know him no more " Apart,
howeievlr on bus laiuis op to our coiMndomtion as
u patriot, ihe losUwonudsKif character ami rapacity
winch lie brings entitle him lo public coiiddeiice, to
tta- axel isiou of lhu*e»lio jaiSsesa ueiltier lire wne
or the other. As a g -nth man his character is untar
nished ; as a physician. Ins skill na.-oirp .- u ; mul
to those whose imprudence has hot ujhti Ibem the
taints of disease, we can conseientiou-dy commend
him with the aworance that in him tli--y will Ond a
friend whom to know is great gain. Ihe Br.’s office
is No. .1 and 4 Armory Hall, conierof Sacmmento and
,M'jktgiiiiu.‘ry. nrer-ia. bau Francisco. all-SOb
(DtouilU Xlailti Unite jßcrnrii.
rO“ St me vears ago the New i ork Ihr
e/dsaid li e public was an ass. That journal
now, c veu with James Uuchaoan, the na
tion'!* greatest statesman, iu the field, zeal
ously sup ports John C. Fremont, and believes
that the people will elect Uifu President of
the United States. So the Herald .«till slick'
to its oM opinion.
r®"<)ne thousand pounds of wafers* art
used by the United States House of Repre
sentatives in a single session. J
A lit'MOß —The Siskiyou Chronic/' of
Thursday, August -Ist, says :
\Ve hear it rumored that the band of hos
tile Indians wlm are still at large in the vi
cinity of Alttiotise and Illino's rivers, have
recently killed seven white men. We have
no continuation of tke revolt, but these In
dians have been robbing and stealing fre
quently of late in that region, and then ir
good grounds for believing it true. This
hand now includes nil the Indians at large
in the Rogue ri>cr country.
C am ai.tiks. —The Sonora Herald of Sa
turday, August —3d. says :
During the week which will close this
evening, six persons have met with violent
deaths in this county. Two from shooting,
two accidentally killed, one suicide, one—a
female—stabbed. In addition, we have hau
one robbery, one or two shooting matches
besides a sprinkling of trilling assault and
battery cases.
.InvKNTi in.s ok .)i nil's Cesar Fre
mont. —The wi iters of fiction have discover
ed a splendid field in the subject ot Fremont's
achievements in California ; and it would aj
pear that tlie fame of the illustrious “ path
finder’’ is destined to fake precedence of that
of the redoubtable “ l>avy Crocket” on the
page of romance. Some enterprising imita
tor of Messrs. Turner & Fisher, the wild cat
almanac manufacturers, may one day col
late the Fremont fables and make an eternal
fortune by publishing them with graphic
illustrations of the Hero's remarkable escape
from seventeen tribes of the I’ocowattaris,
Indians, by swimming the Ulnc Snakce ri
ver on a raft of buffalo chips, and subse
quently disguising himself in the skin of a
gilzzly bar, Julius Ccesar Fremont cross
ing the Kocky Mountains on a streak of
greased ehdned lightning would compose a
very attractive frontis-piecc. — ISlobc.
Uai.loon Ascension. —About 11 o'clock
yesterday, the daring air traveller, Prof
Wilson, started on an upward journey, from
the bull pen on A street, and went “ kiting"
until somt thing broke, when •• all of a sud
den,” as the boy said when his dad fell in
the soap tubvthe huge air monster (the bal
loon, we mean,) came down about three
blocks from its starting place, after ascend
ing about half a mile. The Professor look
ed rather dark after emerging from the
folds of his ballobn, which exploded as it
reached th® earth, completely disguising
him with soot. There was a large crowd on
the ground and housetops to witness the
ascension. —.Marysville Kxpress,
i-Ai* At the celebration of the 4th of July
in liinghampton, the Hon, Daniel S Dick
son, the President of the Day, introduce'
the following toast; “The Women of the
Revolution-—Mothers of men and patriots
The Women of to-day—Hoop! hoop! hoop 1
liter rah r
The man who offered that toast, should
have been staved in.
Cotton Soap. —A new article of soap,
made from the cotton seed, has been manu
fictured at New Orleans. It is purely veg
etuble, and has the same properties ns castiio
soap; the color is dark, for the reason that
it is made of the dirtiest portion of the seed
It is sold at six cents per pound.
DRUGS' AND MEDICINES.
.. I'RHAINM WHO WISH To PI RCMAHI:
S'l Drugs. Fancy Arlielws, or Perfumery, will «!•>
f well to call ill the UKuVil.l.l DUI G SluKl.
h on Montgomery, one door from Downer street,
near he < irleans Hotel. T 1 1•• following list comprises
a |)ortion or the stuck on ho mi ;
Sedlitz Powders, Quinine,
liny I! inn, < til of Vilroi,
Cologne, Nitric Acid,
Ay re’s Gherry Pectoral, Muriatic Acid,
Crow.d’s Sarsaparilla undlllne Stone, .
Vellow Dock. Nutmegs,
Townsend’s HarsapiyrUla, Oil of Demon,
Sand’s do Oil of lime,
Guy spit's do Oil of Cloven.
Muslim 1 , l.itmmeiii, Oil of Common,
Nerv eni d Hone Linament,fMl of < irignmiin,
Pam Killer, Oil of Peppermint,
Essence, diuinaca Ginger,Oil of A nice.
Casio* u»k oil of Davender,
Motlirtl’s Pills. fid cf Cuheb», 4 |
Me AtkaeO r’* Ointment, Olive I id,
lloliaivay's Pdls, Neat's Fool Oil,a
Wright's imlhi n Vegetnbleftx Marrow,
Pills,
Thompson's Pye Water,
Thorn's Fxlracl,
i '<►.! f.iver l Ml,
Jane’s expectorant,
tt* panics.
Opodeldoc,
Plea Powder,
Ague mid Fever Pills, .
Cholnuogne.
Shoulder 11 races,
Trusses,
Sus|>en.'ary llandal'es.
Adhesive Plaster,
Castile S.,wp,
Rose Water,
Hoke 'a Hillers,
U me Hitters.
Stoughton's Ditters,
llartshnni,
Acoelic Acid.
Peruvian Hark,
Soda.
i seam of Tartar.
Homeopathic Medicine*
< : i nei,
Spu’iges, fine.
do course.
Old Pirst Wine, for tcmli
il purpno s.
■■ ii 1 ’w|M "i pui |m 'a,
Old brown Winner Soap,Old Cherry Wine, formed
Pomades.
Hair tills.
Home Cwrk*,
Via> do
Sul Soda,
Sulphur,
Alma, .
Mi>ale of Potash,
Mirptiene,
I.v d <r inn,
Paruganc,
Gel-.,min.
ictil purposes,
Old brandy, for medics!'
purposes,
Afinon Flower J;
Lxpiorlce Hoot,
fbirsiipnnlla Iliad,
Halsuin of Wild Chersj-,,
Alcohol, t>."< per cent
♦ amphene. pure.
lodine of P<Aassium,
iH iilnine S' -hI.
Garde mas *» Ida. fcc., kt -
Tug •tiler with nH ’hw usual .ugirie* kept iu URDU
Slu'U.s, wlnch wHI be so*.l at reasonable prices Ur
those who may l/ivor ns w Ub a «tdO
Pbystciaua’ paesmjwiona acurutcly compounded ww
ail times of day or night.
ALBERT d), 'DAY* Apothecary*.
Orwvilie,. August si,-JkSC.