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(Drouillr Juiiij 3ktle Jlcroib,
oio: n. crodkttii, Editor.
Drotlllf, Friday, October 3, lv>G,
SAIIOVU. DEWIIUATIC NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
.1 A3l KS lIICII A NAN,
OF PKNNrtYI.V AMA
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
*;jOIL\ e. BKIX KIMtIDGE,
OF KKNTI’CK V.
BEiKKRATU STATE TtikET.
run pkksiuk vn, i. klrctonr.
AlTfirSTlX OLIVER A,
I*. DELLA TOKRA,
OEO. FRKAXOR.
A. C. BRADFORD
KOR CONOUKSg,
CHARLES E SCOTT of Tuolumne.
JOSEPH McKIBBEN of Sierra.
KOR CI.KRK OK HI PRKMK t’Ol'RT,
CHARLES S, FAIRFAX of Yuba.
KOR *ll KKIIINTKMKKNT OK PUD I 1C ISSTRCt TION,
ANDREW J. MOULDER,. .ofSun Francisco.
Regular Democratic County Nominations.
roil MKMUKIIa OK AS sK M 111. V,
JAMKS S LONG,
11. MOIU!ISON.
UOR
JOHN II LILLAKD.
FOR |*I'DLIC ADMINUTKATOR,
A. C. MOUSE.
FOtx . oRoNKR
DU J. 1». 1511 OWN.
Walking Fiat. Mr. Kennovan,
the American Pedestrian, commenced his
wearisome task of walking for one hundred
consecutive hours, at ten o’clock on yester
day, in presence of a large number of cili
*cih of Orovillc. We dropped in after he
hail been going an hour or two to see how a
person would look who intended to travel
without cessation until ten o'clock on Mon
day Ho goes in to win. and appears confi
dent of his ability to perform his self-im
posed task.
Theatre —Last night, Kotzbue’s beau
tiful tragedy of Pizarro was performed to a
good house, notwithstanding the attractions
which were going on outside, in the form of
a Republican meeting. Mr. Brown, ns
Kolia, received his usual share of public ap
probation, while the acting of Miss Annie
Smith, was done up in her usual pleasing
style. Altogether, the performance passed
off to the entire satisfaction of those present
Skntf.nc One Asa Uubiuson, was ac
res.cd on the Llßth ult, for stealing a Colt’s
Kevolvcr, valued at jjvlO. lie was tried be
fore Justice Wright, of Chico, found guilty
and sentenced to pay a fine of £2O, and 00
days imprisonment in the county jail. After
his arrest he opened his carpet sack, took
out a letter and commenced tearing it in
pieces. Demanded a receipt when he forked
over the £2O. From the signs of the man,
Judge Wright thinks he is an old one. lie
bad on bis person, a Bowie Knife, with the
name of W. W. West, on the silver in the
handle.
The Republicans of Yuba County
lately held n grand mass meeting in the
Marysville Theatre ! An appropriate place
for them to play their farce! They un
doubtedly opened with Greeley Beecher’s
Tragedy of Kanzas.nnd closed with Madame
Beecher Stowe's beautiful farce entitled
“Topsey.” The actors failed to draw, and
the management gave up the House after the
first night.
Lola Montez. —This distinguished lady
is now playing at Sacramento. There is a
report here, that she is about to visit Oro
ville. We are confident that she could com
mand large audiences for several nights,
were she to come, and we sincerely wish
she may do so.
P »sl history and recent events, have de
clared her to be a woman of extraordinary
mental endowments and as such, she can
but attract the admirers of genius and mer
it the approbation of every lover of the
drama.
Cardinal Patrizzi and the Ladies.—
Rumors are afloat, says a Paris correspon
dent, that so far from objecting to the hare
necks and arms of the ladies, which caused
such scandal in the church, the question
having been put to vote, the cardinal had
decidedly given as his opinion that “there
was no reason why the necks and bosoms,
which God bad made, should be concealed
In God’s own bouse ”
Thanks to Garnham for Marysville
Inquirer, True Californian, Sun and Herald.
one of the Know-Nothing nominees for
Member of Assembly from Butte County,
was nomiuhted for his supposed availability,
and the other, Mr. Barber, wc suppose for
his known unavailability ! This loaves the
Know-Nothing party in a position to play
the game low down, and by a species of po
litical bad faith, doubtless well understood
by both nominees, they expect to secure
otic Member, and thus tie up the county in
the important measures upon which the
next legislature will be called to act. They
expect to he able, by this manocuvering to
prevent the voice of Butte County from be
ing given in favor of two Democratic U. 8.
Senators. They know their niter hopeless
ness of electing their Know-Nothing nomi
nccs by a fair expression of the voters of
Butte County. They know that their polit
ical creed, has become‘‘a stench in the nos
trils” of the people, and have, therefore,
changed their name to ’‘Fillmore men,” ta
king care however to nominate a regular
Know-Nothing ticket. 'Jhis will enable
tin m to approach our foreign voters, and,
perhaps, their misrepresentations may in
duce a lew to vote their regular, proscript
ive Know-Nothing ticket. This they will
endeavor to do, and even now boast that
they have Irishmen in Ctheir “Fillmore
Club.” But this game they do not consider
a safe and winning one. They fear total
defeat, even after having shed their odious
name, for they arc the same snake, only
having crawled from their last year’s skin !
Feeling, and knowing that they cannot suc
ceed with their entire ticket, they are wil
ling to play for half the loaf, and having
nominated one available man, whom they
desire to cleet, they nominate for their sec
ond candidate, an unavailable man whom no
one expects to see elected, and then they
have their wires set for a rip into the Deni
cratic ranks. They arc now prepared to
trade off Barber to secure a vote for Lathrop.
This was the game practiced upon Mr. Bar
ber when he was a candidate before, and in
their desperation at the certainty of total
defeat which now awaits them, it is believed
they w ill do it again. The ticket appears to
have been nominated expressly for that pur
pose.
Wc would caution Democrats against this
movement. It would be giving them a mem
ber, when by adhering to the straight tick
et, the Democracy of the County will make
a clean sweep, draw black lines around the
"dious and proscriptive doctrines of dark
lanternisui, and write over theCayote holes
where their council fires once burned bright •
ly, expunged from the annuls of Butte
County.
It is not their best man that they consider
“available!” Mr. Barber is (ar superior to
Mr. Lathrop, in point of ability, in bis
knowledge of the wants of the county, ins
acquaintance w.tli the people, and his long
residence in the county. Mr. Lathrop ha
the advantage of being an old politician
and of having represented the States prison
county in the Michigan Legislature— has
presided at a meeting addressed hy Gov
Foote—been closeted with him. and is, there
fore “available!” The Know-Nothing Foote
party must consider old settlers and per
manent residents of Butte County only a*
lit subjects to elect roving, hungry, raven
ous, demagogues and political tricksters to
llicc
Omen Sh kkinw the Man. —The Hon
Alphcus Felch, late one of the U S. Land
Commissioners, resident of San Francisco,
has been nominated as the Democratic can
didate for Governor of Michigan.
On the Olh of August be formally ami pos
itively declined the nomination, and on the
day following he addressed a telegraphic de
spatch to the convention assembled at Bron
son Hall, Jackson, confirming that determi
nation. Vet the convention, notwithstand
ing. conferred the nomination upon him al
most by acclamation on the latter duto.
The Michigan Argus says :
“Even our opponents are forced to con
cede the claims of the entire ticket.
The Detroit Tribune says the nominations
are the best the party could have made—
we U'k no better recommendation even from
a Democratic paper.”
The Argus seems to be very confident of
the election of Gov Felch. and from conver
sation with some Michiganers in these
parts, we think the office will yet find the
man.
We neglected yesterday to thank
Watson of the News Depot, for full files ot
Atlantic papers, lie reminded us of our
neglect last evening by supplying us with
Sacramento and Bay Papers. lie never
forgets.
Withdrawn.— lt is reported that the
Uepublicans will withdraw Tom Cox from
the Congressional race, and put up, Rev. M.
C. Briggs, of Marysville, or A. A. Sargent
of Nevada Tom fights—the ethers preach.
The lan lie* In a Nut Shell.
A national whig of Alabama, U W. Walk
er, in responding to an invitation to attend
and address a Democratic mass meeting.,
states the issues in the pending contest with
a degree of conciseness and clearness that
we have rarely seen. Here is an extract
from his letter :
“Believing that the Democratic party is
the on/// national party now in existance.
md that upon its success in the present con
test depends the preservation of the tights
of the South, if not, indeed, the very rxis
tn"re of the government itself, 1 leal it my
duty to forgo all old prejudices, forget for
mer differences, and give rny earnest support
to the nominees ol the Cincinnati Conven
tion.
It 1 were asked to name the fundamental
principles w hich lie at the basis of our gov
••nimenl. and on which our free institutions
have been built, us a house upon lis (onndu
ions. 1 shouhi answer, the njuahty of the
Stale* which compose the I'a ion. anil the
i i/uulily of the citizens who constitute the
tales. The first of these pi ineip rs is dt*
nied and assailed by the black republicans;
the second, if not openly controverted, is
at least insidiously attacked by the know
ooihiiigs. The errors tit these parties, then,
(if the terms tic not too mild.) are errors of
fundamental and vital principles, menacing
m the one instance, the civil privileges and
the religious liberty of the private citizen ;
and in ihe other, the sovereign rights of'he
States and the existance of the Union. The
Democratic party atone , of nil the organiza
tions now in the field, maintains and deten Is
both of these essential principles, and thus,
in my humble judgment, entitles itself to
the cordial support and co-operation of all
national men, at every section and party.
Very respectfully,
Your obT serv’t,
It W. WALKER.”
Louisiana for Buchanan.— Duncan F
Kenner, one of the Fillmore Electors in
Louisiana, has come out for Buchanan He
docs not think it a proper time for national
men to be divided amongst themselves. So
will go every one who loves America.
Sandwich I-land Coffee — A specimen
of Coflee raised in the Sandwich 1-dan Is,
f rom trees introduced there about four year s
since, is now exhibited in San Francisco. It
is represented to be very superior.
Musical. — The People’s party in San
Francisco, composed of twenty-one persons,
is styled the Piano party —because they
have nominated shaips and flats ! to tic
executed on a single string !
Cigar Stork. —John S. Bowman has
opened a New Cigar and Tobacco Store, in
the lire proof brick block on Montgomery
Street, one door from Myers. Bead his ad
vertisement and give him a call.
Two Mkn Shot -We learn that two men
were shot at a gambling house in Spanish
Town on Wednesday night. Bepi rt says
that one of them died within an hour niter
being shot, and that the other cannot sui
vive. We did not learn the names.
NKW ADVKRTKSEMKNTS
DR W WOODWARD,
MKCUAMI AI. AND
Surfioon ID onti« t.
(HlicH i ppoMiie the l.tnpirt* lloiel on Mom*
KoimT> si reel, <>r« vile.
jST J 3 '\7V C X O A, XI
TOBACCO STORE
FIRE |’l>*(illbl)iM., MOM’tiOMKKV ST,.
n.NK UiHilt FROM MVKUS sT.
Sj (HIN S. now M.\N would r S!«|M-ct 1 illly inform the
•J» citizens of iKm ille Mid (tit le Coniily generally,
I nut Ur is how <>| 'fin lit; tin- hurst and Must extensive
'lock ol Cigars aud t obacco to be toiiud tills side ot
SacruiK iilo winch will hr sold ul Marysville and
>ucr.niu iilo prices.
\I,S t —l*iu) inu Cards, Pipes, Matches, cigiirilos.
Snuff. Ac., Ac., at V\ holesale and Retail, Ciulahi-uk
Cum, outl
OROVILLE STORE
Wholesale and Retail I
rSJMIK undersigned having returned from San
«j I raui i-co and removed to ibn l ire Proof Prick
Block, Montgomery, two doors from Myers street,
l U asbini(loii Block.) would respectfully call tin at
tention ol llie inhabitants of I Iroville and vicinity,
to ibe fact of Ins bin nu llie largest Stock and the
host assortment of i.oods to he found Ibis side of
sacrament*. My (ioods were all iinrcliased tor rush
at lie very lowest figure that money could buy th.'in
lor, and it:-l sell lor Ca.-b, and I.ash only. Ibin doing
away with the list ol deadhead* which everyone
must havu ilia! does a credit business. I tun pre
pared in oiler inducements to customers «ncb as no
oilier House in < iroville will offer .My Stock consists
of (ill Or LIU i.S in ml itsvunelies; t'ruvisions of the
best ipiaiHy; I.hpairs and Syrups ot the choicest
lira in Is, ii'i.Ol KI.K\ of the lateat styles, and
lIAKIIU AUK in all its h am lies.
In add turn to this, customers can havo their good*
delivered by n.y Express V\ agon al ’.heir own door,
Iree of charge. J F. KESfSINtI,
olllf
STILL LATER KEWS!
Ahrad ot (Ur Tel c s r a p I,!
JUST RKUEIVK.I) AM) FOR SALE al Friedman
& Co's Auction and Commission Store opposite
the Orleans Hotel:
lOu mils. Caifkpbhno, by the gallon or link
20 tins Kanch BuUer—ln lbs In a tin:
20 do do 20 lbs in a tin;
ill firkins new Stales Uniter;
13 bids new Mackerel;
5 drums Cat Fish;
23 tils pale Philadelphia Soap;
10 h*s Castile Soap;
200 hags Table Salt,
200 doz Woolen Socks;
And a lot of other goods too numerous to mention,
which will be sold at private sale and al Auction hy
Saturday <lh and Sunday olb of October. sale pos
itively without rooerve—commence at 2 o’clock P. M
03 21 CHAS. FRILDMAN, Auctioneer.
The Detroit (Michigan) Frrr Puss
contains tin address signed by eixty-ninc
whig* ot that city, announcing their inten
tion 'O support Buchanan & Hreekenridge,
and calling upon the whigs of Michigan to
do the same.
Thanks—Jerry Sullivan has rent us an
other bundle of Atlantic and European pa
pers for which he has our thanks. Jerry
has the largest literary establishment uu
the Pacific const.
A# offers lim profe.-iunnl ser
vices to litis coin in a nil}. Inn inn tnul much and long
experience in Hie Ire.iiimnt of the various di-eu.-es
incident to litis climate, lie le'pt * *o uive talisfactimi
Special alien lien given to ' INI. K.\ I. 11l Sl ■; Asf.s,
till M' MATIskM. A.C., w toeh lie cun cure »lllimit the
use of mercury or less of nine.
Onim, front room, No 17, I’niied s>lnies Hotel,
upstairs. oel-tf
—— <♦»
rti" NOTH’F.— lieiieou sheliloii having taken the
liar at llie ilrleiius hotel, invites his friends ami lie’
public to give him a call. Sept ‘JO
A Secret wot tit Knowing.
Wc notice that Dr. Brown at the Hutto
Drug Store, is constantly receiving and sell*
ing, large tpiant nies ot choice Di ngs \ Med
icines. and the secret ot Ins success is, that
he buys low for rtj.v/i, thendore lie is able to
sell cheap, and we will guarantee to the
public that every article bought there is
pure and genuine See advertisement. s 3
Ni:\V ADVKRTISKMKNIS.
PROBATE NOTICE
A 1,1. permui* liiiviiivc claim* im. mi*( iin* t• -t:»!♦• nf
J\L Tbuiim* ii. Ib.weti d« cc.i*< d« litii* ot butte
county, ur»* lierebv no'died .o |*r« m*iil llifin, willi
proper voucher*, to tin* lllider-itf lit d w iliin ti n
iiionilis I rum ibis dule, or 11 1** \v% ill in* Inn-* * r barred
kanhall ihui/.ut,
Public Administrator of Unite t**»
Hid Well* Oct. 2d. IK6H. oii-:iw
PROBATE NOTICE
A 1.1, persons lioidnitf claims the estate of
1 m •lames I* (lumbers deceased, lull* of Unite conn*
ly, ur«* berpb* notified to present tiiein Willi proper
voucher* to (lie d hiiliid ten moiilbs Iruiu
itiis dale, or they w ill be lore ter burred
K. iioiiakt.
Public AdiiiniiMiMlii Unite To,
Hidwoll, Oct. 2'!, IKitl. 01-:tw
PROBATE NOTICE
4 1.1, persons h >ldiug claims ngn'iist the estiil” of
iJk. Victor buudiere, deceased, lam of Itiitt.- county,
am hereby iioiilltil to present them unit proper
vouchers lo ihe undersigned, «iihin ten months Irotn
this dale, or bu forever burred.
R lICH.\UT,
Public .Adminis;r.ilor Hutto ( minty.
SHERIFF SALE
r 5» v virtue 01 nu exe. hi ion issued out of i tic District
)> Conn, Multi •liiitli'iul District. in and fur Unite
comity, ilutcil itic .• lit iliiy of August, A. I). le.'ili. to
me ilirci ml unit ilclivcrnl, commanding me to make
die »nm cl live liitiiiln.nl ninl forty three liny three
one hundredths dollars del.l, mnl Hot Mini
of twenty nine sixty live one hundredths i jli'.l.h.'i) dol
lars costs nl unit lout nccnilng costs ol Mini writ,
wherein VV. 11. I inley mnl .I.l'. Mny.e. lire plaiiilitf«,
mnl rhi-plieo Mewl anil Win. A. IliUrelh. defendant-,
therefore in pursuance ol said writ, I IniVeseized and
levied vi|iit all of the right, ti le anil inn rest i f said
defendants in and to nil Una orlnin (nice or parcel
ol land nnd appurtenances thereunto helongn.g or in
any vv i-e appertaining, >it mill'd mnl described ns lot
lows to wit: all I tint certain piece or parcel ol land
sifnaleil in I.v nclihnrgh, Ophir township. Uulle
< 'iiinity, nnd Male ol California, located outlwwest
*idc ot die Plaza, in the said tow n of |,y nchhnrg.
containing - I lent front and rear mindin' east Hid
h el more or less, together with the h nit.ling and up
purteiianres ttierelo h.-longing. or in anywise uppers
I aiming, w hich I w ill expose lor sale at Hie nliove tin.
scribed premises to Ihe highest Indili r lor cash tm
Iridrytlie gllli day ol Ucloher, A. 1). is.’.ti, at d
o'clock I’. M.ol said day
I’. I'll KF,R,
o3tf Hherilf Unite County.
Dated this 3rd day of Ortotier, A. D If li.
pioneer mm sioki: !
2NJ IO
Yankee Notions Depot.
MYKItS STREET, THREE IMKHiP FROM MUNT-
Lu.MKU\. NKVV BRICK BLOCK,
OROVILLE.
™ 11 Kit !i CAN UK Dill AIM D all sorts of useful
▼ t and tiruailievlal articles* not In he found in
any other stare in the county, consisting ol the largest
mill Ia si selected stock of
Hardware, Ciifpenteis’ Tools#, (Janleu
jjeeos, linoks, Stationery, iJui.d
ers’ Materials, Wo den ware,
Patent Medieinss nud
Pocket Cutlery,
EI'EH OFFEHVD toH \II.L i.V THIS TO W.\
A LSO
Prime Che wing Tobacco and fieri ulna Havana Cirars,
Aaney A. - ides, I'crl'iuncry. Looking Musses,
\\ lilt Paper. Children’s Toys, Revolvers,
point*, oils, T ip« tit in*. Putty. Cam
phene. K»in[> *MI Camdes, Quick
silver Musical instruments,
A 1-MO
Lamp Chimneys,
Maim Paper,
Witling Paper,
Kinves a id Forks,
Combs and brushes.
Brass Ihnis and Chisels,
Faucets mid Kites,
Marker's and linages.
I,tidies' Riding (Hoses,
,'lme Knives. Caud.esticks
j Claying Cards,
Screw Dnvejs.
l.iiiiiii-l’- Kales,
iTup Ih r- rs and Runlets,
hocks. Hooks Staples,
(Punches, Paper Cotters,
Hammers and Compasses, Hills and 1 lanes. Andirons
Dorse Krnshes. Pumps Spoke-sdmves,
Sailor's Palms. Deg ColCjaaud t haute,
Coif, e .Mills. Meat Hook*, W ash Hoards,
Hein h Screws,.'a- h Toon Clothes Pins. Fancy Bus-
I-isk lUxiks. lied Cords, kits w Wrenches,
i.un Caps. Clumping Trays VV lops and Canes.
Cue-tiles and \V»x. '< tut laatheas,
Lents Driving Moves.
ALSO
A Complete assortment of 1 oilel Articles, Candle* of
every description. Dried Fruit* Passerved and
Lreeii. .Nuts ol all kinds The Alhiulio
and European Papers at.d Magazines,
on the arrival of the steamers.
These goods have been selected with lire greatest
care, purchased cheap, and will he furnistied to our
customers either at wholesale or retail, as low as by
any o'her store in the Mines.
| jr Persons desirous ot obtaining any article from
Sau Francisco, cun do so at a small per cent, advance
upon the Qrslcuslby leaving their orders at thissiore.
Wh. C. PAYNE
N. B —All outMmndiog debts due the Ann of J. IP
Smith i Co . must be paid to the undersigned or bis
agent. J J. Lokw.ud, as (ieali.ee is authorized to
use the name of the hrm in liquidation,
oci-if V\ il. C. PAYNE.
HANK KltS.
lIF.NUY KF.F.I F.K S
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Corner of Miner street nml tie IMszn,
DIDWELL. Cal
cold j) r s r jioi'cirr
At tJsr Uiif];c*sf lint is.
«*«-
( lucks !)inn it mi .tinik «S> t (••»
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Hills of’ Kst'lianpf on ali the K otern Cities,
New V.irk 'I l.i'tiK Mu.
ItnMmi, I .11l ii lllili. I Mini.
fin I. drlpliui I■ • ni-»I lit-. K> -
fie.mil, Mull.
KXniA.NCi; on liOMHIN.
I)!!ACTS I'AVAIII.I’, IN
M«»ntn*Ml % <’ W r IT. F.
llt 1111 it < 11». <*. V\ I r.iiir* rtl, W.
T«'H'i»in, i ’ N\ I < i'toil, (' \\ .
M. i lilliii rtirin < U < 1 ili..in r \V .
ianetal and Special lir|to>lf» llcfeiiet!.
It ill wt a 11, f••j •! ••in! »• r •’»,
Mt\\ lI.LIAMS .V TYMMSON,
BAIVK B H S ,
MAX’ ISlih'K II 11.1.1 N(i —I'OIIXI U MiNTCO.M
IKY AM) >1 X I KS s'l la I T'
OROVII
GOLD DUST BOUGHT
At the Highest Kates.
Cli c c Is. w Si. t Li. *n i’ 5
ON ,M A KXnXT 1.1.1. HAdf \MI NTO (lit AND
SAN IK A Nils, i'
SIGHT DRAFTS
Fur Side, mi nil i lit* I'micipal \I It i.lie dies.
C lil'.l'osits received. special and ml.i rwiso.
Jtil) 14, I MO. jy 1 lot
0. U MAI Y, C I. LuW, n. If. LOW.
MALY, LOW CO.,
BANKERS,
C'liNKlt OF I*I.A/ ANj, mi.|| ni UKI.T,
MARYSVILLE
GOLD l> UBT IT HO II ASED
AT THE HIGHEST RATES,
OK FOKXVAKUF.iI To T ill. MIN I’ H»K COINAGE,
Clioc Is. ft. at I’ /ax*,
ON GAUKISoN. MoIU.AN. I Kl .V RALSTON,
SAN FRANCISCO
We nre prepared to draw HlillV I. \i lIANCF. on
MKeSKrt. ( lIAKLKS .MoIiOAN « CO., NLVV VoKK
Alsu, no the other principal Easier o Chin.
Maryville, A uka.■ 4, le.Vi. mil-lf
MARYSVILLE
ASSAY OFfr'lC'K !!
11AHU1S, MAUCUANi) ('().,
1C tlmljiiui' llu coi in r uf Srcuiul afreet,
AUHYSVIU.E.
ALSO—It 7 J MUF.IT, F \CI! AMLNTO,
Will niliUnuu In carry on I lie hasilii•»« of
Mf'llinc, Itfliniiiv \ Assaying
GOLD AA D ODDS
of KV ICIIV HKSI'KH’TKIN.
IVc guarantee the correctness of our Assay*, and
hind olirseives to pay any ddlereai'es llihl liiiiy aris**
with any of ilit I F. MINTS. Returns madein fruiu
six to tw< Ive hours,
IN OARS OR COIN
PpKIIMKN* o» Ijl AH I /. Assayed AMI VUI’CD.
TKIIMS Full AStfAVISh : the same us in Fuu
Francisco.
Jyas-my
11. lIAKItIf
lh MAlt* HAM).
L. 1 Alt HIM. TUN.
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IT
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BWUin.l) UKMM.I I H I.LV iiiform the public
of uro\ ill,- nml vioiniiy, lliul I will ■ |>en, in u lew
days, with Hie largest uml beat selected stock of
UKV GOODS AND CLOTHING,
ever brought rtilo this in in ket which I will sell ji. si as
low us our Inni'c in Sun Ir mi i.-co. II FIMHN.
New I ire |,rtn I (trick Flock, Moutgoiin ry street
Uroville. Fepi. ilu, ffefi. SYli-lf
Cheap John’s Numimitions 1
BUOHAN AN, FILLMORE AND FREMONT,
rK A 11K ONLY 'IIIKII. ( AMUHAIIS IN THE
U 11.1,1. Fo is ‘-CI3EAP JOHN ”on Wyens
'Heel, t lie only one in Uroville, »lio sells CluUiillj£
uml Furnishing •■"ixls
TWENTV PER CENT. CHEAPER
Thun riny uihrr Hon* in Ihi* Town, Ill.MlJliG*
liive him u cull. Ki iiR llu,’ Hiifi),
Cheap John’s Clothing Depot,
Myers street, below ti c Haily Uulte Record Office.
Feplemlter SV, Isfitt, *29- 1/
SIGNS. SIGHS!
Plain, Gold and Ornamented,
Executed in u superior style, at low rales,
W. II Haydon.
ALSO— House Painting, GrNiiiintr. Gilding. Pa
per (lunging, ic, done well and • heap. Shop
on Myers street, opposite United F’ules Livery hut»
hie. *ep-f4
DECLARATORY NOTICE
mjTiTH K is hereby given that I Kllen Carpenter,
Tw wile of ixtngerlleid Ceirpe’Uer, of tlie County of
butte and Mate ol California, tin hereby declare that
I intend troni and alter tins dale, to carry on businesv
in ny own name mid on my nwa account, in said
county of Halle, uud that said business is farming,
raising, haying and selling ol Fits-g <.l all kinds; und
that 1 wills be individoally responsible in ray own
name lor all debts coul/acU d by me. on account of
my said business, and 1 furiher declare that the
amount uf capital invested by me in said busmens
does not exceed the sum of five thousand dollars In
testimony wbt reot I have hereunto set my hand and
seal, this, the 2d day of October. A. I). lh&6.
LLF.N CAHFKNTKR f Seal I
Sworn to and subscribed before me this, the 8d day
of Uctoler, A. I). load. J.TKLLIOTT,
i uai tee of the i’caca.