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AUCTION SALES.
Hy l». IUSSKLL. & Co.
CHAI’.LES Fill KUMAN, Auctioneer.
Auction —Great Attraction !!
X*. nxisacll tfc Co.,
POIIMKRLY If), 1 HOST RTKEET, S»l HAMKNIO • ITY
rt d VVE LOCATED THEM.'KDPES iii the town
jr R of t iroville, «»| > posite i hii (lioli-l. for I In*
jiiir|Mi!«‘ (>l Iransiu'iing 11 general Auction and Com
inis-inn busines*. in ml iiit branch's. Regular .'ale
idijs, every Saturday, und Sunday nfit moon Irmii 1
|ii ii o'clock I’. 'I. ibit-door Suit's In nil |mrts in Die
'l'iiwii or • .'<iiiii:> will In* promptly mii'iidi d l.i at the
li.wes ruli's. A i ) nt iiu* salt', tin') also keep constanl-
I) tut timid it liti lt.• H.-nrtiiii hi id lirtit't'fii's, Provis
ions. (’Hilhtitu. Miners' Toms, ic , wineli 11 it-\ obli
gate ilii iiisi iti s to m II id Sat rtiiiu iiln prices, whole
sale mitt rt'iidl.
Mr. i buries i 'ru-il in :t n. having been in I lit 1 Auction
tm*nit's, miii • isiii, will insuru perfect satisfaction lo
llm i •miinuii it > a> large, »-l>
ABELL €l MONTY,
it<*it i c:
-iutt*, Am lion,
uwiUA MlAi
Myers street, tiliove llini
WM. 11. A KELL Auctioneer.
Salts iillendttl in any jxnl of the Cuunty
OmvilN*, Sc*pt, 1 **•%<■». p-VII
.MISCKI.I.ANKOI S.
1 HANK’S RESTAURANT,
(’lilted Slates liiilltllog,
CO UN Ell Md.VIDoMERY AND M V DRS STREETS
OROVILLE.
* FRANK. CARPISD respect
full, auiitmnt't'S loins mil On*ntls mnl
• «/• dn t'lluelis nl (irovdle generally, llnil
Vtxi/i i nrSa.l,l lias npened a FIRST IDAS.' RE.'-
'i' AfK A N 1 in l lie iiliove mi mod tun Kline, where tie is
prepared to l e'ni-li Iho puldic w illi all Hit- edibles and
Oedemas lo He loiind in llus nr llm Mar, at die .Mar
ket. The following are his
1U ms or CIUItGKS:
Hoard per week without IViiw, . . . ?ld 00
tlo do tin wi:h Winn, .... 1- no
pint.de meals willniill \\ ine, .... 7a
do do tlo wilt) W ine, .... 1 tin
Having rented the upper story of the new lire proof
lirick builtlilig, adjoining too Pulled States, und lil
ted up the same for sleeping nparliili'lils, I am pro
pared to furnish Die •IN I.ST HI'.IIS In he lonntl in
tirui die, at Die following rales:
Simile rooms per nigld 00
Single beds. tin....do 1 00
d0....d0..,.d0....d0 5d
TERMS. CASH
Oitivllel, July -if- 1850. jy3B-tf
Just Received 1
AT TUK CHEAPEST CLOTHING STORE IN
• Irovdle, a large and splendid lot nf (T.l »TII IND
Winch I tiller lor sale VERY CHEU* FOR CASH.
Mept. la. IWftlt sl-J if
FOR SALE!
pgsdlK SCUSt’ 1 ’ IUKK otters for sale hi- Store and
E Dnods. or bis Dnods alone nr Ins l.ot and Store,
situated on Montgomery street near Die Orleans Hotel.
Per linns mut farther inlonnuiion, apply in
c>. MAUTIN,
nOfi-lf mi the premises.
mim OFF AT COST!
LADIES’ EMPORIUM
O 3T* TP SEi II ION!
tflt
MRS. M. L. NEWELL,
INTENDIND Tin Ml AMI E HER IH’SINESS. off rs
for sale, A T COST, her large and well selected
assortment nf
jM11,1.1 N KitV. I.AIDES’ APPAREL, GENTLE
>I UN S’ PI UN lsi 11 Ml (DM I OS. FANCY Ii Ii \
(jOOUS, Ju*., wonltl respectfully call the attention of
this community to the tact Hint all hough she may mu
have hi /niiatiis. a stock at the l.(titirs t.jiftiio , yet
PUP. VVII-l. NOT UK UNDERSOLD.
Among her block may be found I,miles’ Press
Goods, French Dawns, Prudetl Jaconets,
Fancy and Plain Swiss Muslins, French
Dawns and (llnglnnns. I bibeis, Pe
luuies, Ptiplins. Silks, Lmbroi
dery. I.nit'll Etlgings and
Insert lags, Maainlas,
A chnlcelnt ol Millinery— Uibbnns. Daces, Flowers,
Bhimles, I lend dresses anil Mourning Foods
I .eg In in I Hals for Hoys, Gimp Hals fur Misses—.
Flannels of every variety. Iletl Ticking, l.iiien H im
hsk ami Crash. Scinch and French Diaper. Embroi
dered uinl Draws Cloth Shirts, Marseilles, Uuills, Doug
Cloth ami Most(inlo Ni ls.
Denis' tbinds—Drawers and Undershirts, Cravats,
Uandkfrchiels (.loves. I.men Shirts
Millinery W ork and .Mmiluu Making executed with
neatness and promptitude.
utr i >i ate just receivetl in additinu so the aliove
stock, a beautiful assortment of Clothing, Hals. Caps,
Shirts &c., smlable for Hoys.
Thankful for Die liberal patronage ttf my friends,
■ continuation of (he same Irotn them und Die public
generally is respectfully solicited.
M. D NK.VYF.LIj.
Montgomery street, opposite 11 unloon's Exchange.
I irovdle U y 111, 185)1. ty
ORLEANS HOTEL,
Montgomery street, south side- Orovillc*
REF.D &, STKIKEII—Take pleasure in in
f forming the traveling public, and ;!„• citizens
kriil ol Orovdle and Haile connlt, that they have
l.taW'iFlhe well known und popular ‘•OItI.EANS MD
TKL,” and that they are now prepared to receive and
entertain their friends in the besi possible manner.
VVe are detenniued to make the l irU uas Hotel a per
fect home to the visitor,and to ente.-tuin all who favor
usw dhtheir patronage with the attention ami style
known only to FIRST CD ASS HOTELS.
Ou x* T ftblo
shall be spread with the very bi-si this and the City
Markets can afford. IN THE lIAU. no house or bar
shall or can excel us The choicest qualities of Li
quors and Wines served un neatly amt quickly, amt
Hcutuhtm urtrm —* nuff cod' when we inform the pub
lie that the •• redoubtable Col. S.” presales.
DANIEL REED,
FREDERICK STRIKER.
Orovlllo, Julytvli, J> !■*•>?
BEST HAVANA CIGARS
»J£) TOHAOCO—VVHODEBALK -AND UP.TAID
at Utoch's Cigar and Tobacco Emporium, over
’hoenix-Saloon. PH, WATERMAN.
lOXsXNS AND ACCORDEONS.
XIAN VtOLIN k UUITAU St HINDS, Bridga
nd Rows, at PH. W AT EK.MAX S.
CARDS,
rRITINO MATERIALS. PORTMONIES and
ru. WA«BMAS'S.
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. D. BROWN, M. D.
Graduate of New York I’nivt rs*lty. New York Med I
cal Institute. Honorary Graduate of f*yrncu*e Medlca)
College. off.-r* hi* professional service* to the Inbabl
lanls of • trnville mi'l Vicinity, Office, at lb*- Untie
limit shore. Montgomery street, one door from the
corner of ((owner si reel.
July 14. 1*56 Jyl4-lf
MONTE CRISTO
HOWLING SALOON!
One door above the IT.l T . S. Livery Sltible, Myers street.
OROVILLE
JOHN SCOTT &JOK DUNN, Proprietors
rht n i; above inm i ,im; > a loon has been
■ pul In i oyiI’LLTL iIKPaIK iiinl w« respect
fully invite the Ley* in and utioiil lln si-digging* v>ho
Ai-I. to play i (jiin i mniie of I I N PIN*-, or take a
nice, co I dn,k ol Spirit.*, to give n* a call nf tbe
MONTE fills CO. JOHN SOU 11 A. CO.
Orovllle, August SMI, 1 Sat), anggh'lf
I'OR SALE
i-• THOSE Till! Hi: I f.sili MIEY SITCATED
f s .ninl elegantly ill led-up ro’lT \• ■ OS, i i.rwi of
Jv-Ll- Moinifomery mid Oak slreal*. The situ aiioti
,I- retired, ami a ninnber of large shade tree*. Tln-y
* ill be -old for tir-l co*!, a* tin- *nb*cribef is obliged
I lo leave • Irovilli* on account of i d-beullb
Apply at the Steam Saw Mill.
Oroville. Sept li |ssl» G 4. FERHI SON.
Will be Ready Next Sunday,
AM) I'olt SA I K AT
Watsons News Depot.
—.—
A sru.NMI)
VIEW or OROVILLE 3
ON I. ETT KH S lIK ET !
Bn verything is delineated from the
a Saw Mill to t binalowii. H Ini* been engraved
at considerable expeli*e mid ill tbe best style, Inmi
an anibrolype o| one of tbe lie*. arii-l* in (tie Stale,
ami the proprietor irn.*i* tliui the lib. nil citizen* ol
Oroville w ill repay linn for tbe trouble and expeii-e
of showing to tbe world our y oung and Him mg city.
A* but a Innileil nntllber ol eople* will be issued, all
wain desire tin* line picture will do well to leave llieir
name* unit orders immediately at
»is W atson’s news depot.
For Sale!
AS I AM DKSIHOCS OF LEAVING THE
place. 1 offer my bouse, lot ami furniture
f..r *,de at a very ioW price, lor cash. Tbe house is
as w. II lueated lor a business stand us any in town,
and handsomely furnished
For terms, apply to MAUY DON AN ANT,
Montgomery street, near the Empire Hotel.
Seplemt.fj 11, ISSO.
TRY PARKER & O’CONNOR’S
CELEBRATED
KUPBEIK Y and oilier S Y II I PS,
*k W r Alt It IN IK II to conlain llli degrees of gravity,
TV and of I dll Haver, kiwi, their WORM WOOD
( iII,DI AL, now so innch in reiplesl, lo bo bad at
llieir Factory. Myers Street, Oroville. sdn-lm
NEW FANCY GOO^S
ISS M. I. DEAItr.OHN, \V’( if I,USA VTO HER
friends and the pul.lie generally, that by calling
ai Hie LADIES’ EXCHANGE, they can he shown a
beaillilul assort men of tbe I.ideal Ftyles of Ladies’
French Hals, of must exquisite beauty and linisb.
Also, a lot ol Choice Perfumery and Tot let Articles,
all of w hich have just been received direct from Hie
Importers angglHf
MONTGOMERY LATHS
T
Ami Barber Shop*
[THIS esialilislinieiit will herealter bu conducted
by Hu- linn of
HALL, JACKSON & 11 LACK SON,
who w ill be pi, a*nl lo wail upon all who may favor
I hem with their puPomige, in a sly.e of an -lie taste
and skill uiisiirpa-sed in HH* town. The t’nthing
apartments an most comlorluhly tilted up, and cold.
Hot and Shower Until* furnished at a moment's no
tice of pure watvr from the c.ly works.
MSSM.L DEARBORN.
WKTOULU HK.-PEGTH LEV inlorin the citizens
\ W ol Oroville and vicinity, that she has this day
opened ihu large-land lies! selected stuck of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
evei brought to 11ns market. Having selected my
-tuck myself, I feel as-aired Ilia! I can sell Cheaper
than ever before offered in Ibi- place. My stock con
sists in part of every description of
Dry and tune if tioods,
iiuitt rx and Shoe* for Ladies,
gaiters end Shmsfor Children
Embroideries, Silks, \e.,
Of every style and description. Also, some new
style CU \ VATri, for Gents. and Fine M bile Hurls.
Also, au assort mein of Perfumery and Toilet Article*.
My old friend* and the pnbl c generally', are inv'led
to give me n call. M. L. DMAUIIOUN,
jyl-l Montgomery Ffreel. next deer lo I. H Hotel.
MILLER’S EXCHANGE,
Montgomery street East side- O'ovillc*
H H WING lIKKN KE-KIITKH. is again open, and
H «( the proprietor takes ibis method ol inlorming
hi* old customers and the public gem rally, that be in
tends to seep as tine a slock id I .iipmrs a* any liar ill
the place, in addition to wbi. h. bis fables are in ex
cellent condilion. and hy c«Mtrtesy la hi* pa irons, ha
hope* to merit a litie.-ul share ot palnma e.
Oroville, Aug 11, [angll-H] J. \V. MiI.LEU.
THE CIGAR dtTOBACCO STAND
I* kept by Lillie Guriy , who will keen on band lha
very choicest II vana Cigars, Tobacco, Fancy Pipes,
and every variety ol articles found in such places.
Blank Books.
A FRESH SG PPI.Y, and flr*t rule assortment o
ik. tuil suit Ual) lUotin! I.link Ihtuks,
Just receive ex “Noting America,”
PASS BOOKS. SHEEP AND TUCK MEMO
RAN DC .MS. MONTHLY AND WEEK
LY TIME BOOKS. RECEIPT
BOOKS. SHIPPING AND
STOREHOUSE,
AND CASH COPYING PRESS BOOKS,
School Writing Books, Miniature Blanks
NOTES DBAFTS- BILLS LADING
Ac Ac
Noisy Carrier’s Book and Stationery Co.,
Nos. 64 and (i 6 Long Wharf,
n2Ttn3 and 97 Battery street.
CANDLES AND MATCHES, at Bloch’*.
PH. WATERMAN,
MISCELLANEOUS.
OHOVILLE PROGRESSING
m\ BOOTMOE STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
IN TIIK BRICK STi (RIC. N I.XT D< >OH VV KS TTO
to the United Blalvs House, Montgomery sire* I.
The i*ul*criber if now opening and oif.-rs lor sale.
Hie greatest variety amt llie best quality <>l
BOOTS AND SHOES
to be found uortli ol suitable for all oc
cupation, age and sex. Having been six years
engaged in this business in California, and eonnee.ed
wUh an Importing House, the snbscriiier ll.liters him
wh Unit he can and will, sell goods ol good uualily
as cheap a- any other house in Hie country A prime lot
of the celebrated *. ing Hoots, the hist Hoot in me
Stale for Miners and Laborers, i.ents' ime Hoots,
(holers, Ties, and Ladles’, Mi«»es ant
( In hi ren's bailers. Haskins, 'lies and Mippers in
great variety.
in Mils by the Case as town* they can be bought
below, with the addition ol ireighl-
The I teal employed for man
ufacturing and repairing to order;
September lUih, Is.’iO. T FOf.fi
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
TO SUIT EVERYBODY !
rBIHK UNHKRSICNI'.Ii begs leave to inform his
B friends, patrons and eiliwiis of itroville and
vieinlty. that he has a large and well selected Block
m (Pauls on hand, consisting of
i\ i .s in osa nl /; clo mi at;,
—
Hoots, Shoes, lints, &r.,
Whicli lie is determined to sell hi TI N PER CENT
cm \pkkthan asv iiriii:u establish menr
IN THIS TOWN Call and see ns, and examine onr
stuck before purchasing elsewhere A. I*. REIS.
p. >l. HKMI’ d HER, .Montgomery s reel, next
door In the t’niteil Slap s Hotel, sign ol
“ HIE HIKAI’KST CLOTHING AND FUR
NISHING STOLL IN UIIOVILLK.”
Oroviile. July -L ISah, (y«4tf
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
1 uni l.l> RESPECTFULLY INFORM
tf /Alhe citizens of Oroviile and vicinity, that I have
Ci£>HS jnirchased of Mr Ro«i»n!tml, Ins Wnlclmin-
UliiH nod Jcnelry Uslntilslnneiil, on .Mont
gomery street, and have located iny-ell permanently
in llie above business in ibis place, and hope by strict
attention to business, to me it a reasonable share ol
patronage in the above line.
I will guarantee to <lo Work ns well as it
cun he ilonr anywhere in the Slate.
all KINhS OF JEWELRY MADE TO OUDF.IL
N It —Particular intention paid to the Repairing
of Watches. tiKO. K. SMITH
Oroviile, August 11, 1856 uugll tf
LAFAYETTE KESTAURANT,
Montgomery street, opposite the Orleans Hotel
OKOVILLE.
TIIK SUHSCRIHKRS RESPECT
ftIIIy tinnoimce to their friends and die
Fjr eiy ciii/ensot iiroville generally, llntl they
"leave opened a SPLENDID HEST.VU-
R \.\T io llie above named place, where they are pre
pared lo luriiisli the puldic with all the luxuries and
delicacies to lie found in ihe market.
|{ si les ot Hoard:
Hoard |ier week without Loiling, §8 00
Hoard per week with Lodging
nfitf
!t (II)
U M.LICKR x A MIC 11 KM K \C,
Proprietor*.
LIME! LIME!
rgnilE UNIIKU.-ICNKD OFFER Foil SALE. AT
B their LI.MK KILNS. on the West Hraneli ol
Feather river, a slandid article of I.IMK. All orders
tell willi J. V. Hu All, 11 imlooii's Kxcliange, Orw
ville, will be promptly ailended to
MOORE, Alt DANELB it CO.
August AJ9, 18.16. uug.'lO-tf
FOR SALE!
* THATN 1C Vl’ FR \MIC M ILDING uml Lot.
ritual, d on Montgomery street, next to Rilcbre
(lareiw’s new brick building. Said 10l has a
froiucge of feel, and runs back HU leet lo Miners’
Alley. The building ;s now rented lor STn per month.
For terms and further information, impure of
.1. O LAWTON, Jr.,
No. 5. I nited Slate* Hlock.
For Sale.
OVK op Til 1C MOST PLEASANT AND DlCSl
ruble House Lots in Oroviile, situated on Lin
coln sireet. between Hird an.i Robinson sireels,direei
ly opposite the Court House, being 66 feet on Lincoln
sired, and running back EFJ |. el
For terms and further particulars, apply to
.1 (. I.AWTON, Jr.
sls-tf Nc 5, United Stales Rlock.
Merchants Hotel,
FI 11 S T S Tli E E T ,
Near the Steamboat Lauding,
MARYSVILLE
■* TIIK 81 HSCRIHKR HAVING LEAPED
•{...1 the Merchants lb.mi for a term of yeu.-s. will
A**, give las personal idl. nlion to keeping a Fikst
( lass Hotki., and solicits a share of puldic patron
age. Hur, billiards and bulbing Rooms in llie House.
■|tf U. M. I,VANS.
VALLEY EXCHANGE!
Formcriy Known as Joe Riilroiu's Raudi,
MESILLA VALLEY
JOHN HAVIS E C. MFRKITiIKVY. beg
leave lo inform their friends and llie pnldie
.-■T generally, tiial tliey lime leased Ihe Ralcmn
Iwincn. sililuled on Dry ''reek, alMiul eleven mile*
from Oroviile, on Ihe ro.vd to Freiiclitown and lintle
Creek. Connected with Ihe house is uFINtC BAR,
which will alw ;iy h be. found well lllled
The proprietors would also state that they have
out-of the best Race Trucks m the Northern country.
September isiti. s'.’J-ii
OH A.3NT3D
OPINING BALL!
ie VALI.KV EXCHANGE. Me*i|l« Valley, for
merly known as Hulcoin’s Ranch.
It \VIS & MKIRITHKVV, would re- f.j,
apet-lflllly linoimce dial they will give a
GRAND OPENING BALL t *
sit the Valley Exchange. ilesilla V alley,
VVKD.N ESI)AY EVENING, OCT. Blh. 1856.
No pains or expense will be spared lo render this
Ihe luostt magmticeul affair of the kind ever given in
Butte county. *'--‘-'d
Saloon Dopfti’tmcnt !
riVIIIC BAR ROOM ol the U. S. lloUd will be kepi
JL open day and night, where may tie found the
choicest slock of Wines. Liquors, and Cigars in Oro
v sir Lunch will be served al all uours with every
delicacy that can be provided,
aepluU r J. BKOL LETTE It Ck».
MISCELLANEOUS.
MolKi oVoftDIOR, I IOWIID PARKKR9
SCLHuoMf »t.. Sun Ft antis tc . | Otvnllr,
PARKER &. O’CONNOR,
Importers, Dealers,
AND RETAILERS,
Xxx Ijiquors, Winos,
KMiUSH AI.K 4c t’OUTKK.
—
■ BI'.H I.KAVK TO BT.VTK, THAT TIIF.V HAVE
tl® opened (I Store in Myers street. <*r • vilK* lor
tin- ?*:i!• ot the above article-, in their IT UK AND
I N\ IH hTKKATKD SI UK.
Ttn-ir slock will bear i!••• ('!,<'SK-T Si'RITINV.
The TK AIH*. m«• therefore r* pfi - ! •u 11 y reipiested to
call mill I*x:iininn n in-lure purchasing elsewhere
Oroville, Sept, 8, ISnli, si* if
D\ I’irs I) AIL \ EXPRESS!
From Orovillo toSjmuisliUnvn
AND FRENCHTOWN
T
AUK undersigned w ill run h Daily Kx press be
tween < imville, Spalii-blown Mini I rein blow n
AII leiiefs mill packages entrusted In bin cure w ill be
ilelivereil with promptnessand •.e-|mlcti.
Agent*, iVM.C PA YNK. oroville,
Dll U A I.Dll' »N Spamsbtown.
aeplO-lm*
O*
o'*
V \\e ' vMe «te lr .
—A M D
‘n,
LIQUOR VAULT,
a y' \ * ■
Myers mreel, übove Montgomery.
I'llK IMil.ll'UlMai II tS IN STORK
ami lor sale, I In- loliow ntg slock i>l l.ii|ili irs,
wlncli lie w ill sell. bnv mg lie rein nr Clly
tuxes U> pay, al rub s lower ltiu.ii cun be
bn nan I in ell anieiilnur Mary svilie ; anil wmild
call (be aUenllnli nl retailers In examine bis snick be
lure purchasing elst where. 7>. C.iS Jl.
45 barrels Moinnigaliela VA link),
45 barrels Domesiic It rum I>.
4 barrels u. U. X Co., ilu
4 barrels ilnnelte lirun iy,
4 pipes 11 ollimit Din, it barrels Port Wine,
4 barrels Duff Hordon Sherry. Together wilh
fill cases Claret. Curacao, lam tie vie Danl/.ick,
4U cases la-slie’s It tiers, 14cases limit Suulerue,
li cases l.xlrail Absinthe
14 cases Slembi-rger I übllief,
Scotch U blssey Impelial Ale in crises,
14 cases (linger W me. Raspberry, Mruw berry,
mun Syrup, In cases i buinpugne (Her, It runny
IVucbes, Scotch, l.nglish mid .American An-s ,>t dil
ferent brands, \c, kc. TTIUMAS Itlr.-KT.
Urnville, July la, Iriffi, jyla-ll
JS . MiL HTIIV,
Opposite tho Oplnr Drug Store. Montgomery street,
OROVILLE
K kkps Constantly on hand, » well »o
lecleii slock of
Ci-uCtries, Provisions,
Louis, Shoes,
Clothing, Liijuors,
Mining Tools, &c., &c.,
Which he offers al Ihu lowest rales poll CASH.
£ j.s'l, ni ills ilelivereil I- It MU UP till A ill* |-j.
Urnville. July 14, In 00. jylTlf
MINERS’ STORE >
uetaakkn monthomkiiv ihud siuekts,
opposite the llulU) Kec nil Priming office.
J. M. CL AUK & JJKO.,
rjST.-.kes ibis mellioil nl lenitering llieir ibankslo (be
JL citizens ami miie-rs of Oroville, lor Ibeir past
linerul |>atron:ige. ami respectfully solicits a com inil
lilice 111 Ibe same. Ibe patronage extended In ns we
sbnll enileavor to mem by keeping on band a well
selected Stuck of Uoous ul the lowest market rub'*,
shell as
PROVISIONS,
groceries,
HARDWARE,
ROOTS,
SHOES,
CLOTHING/}
and oilier articles too niimennis (o inemmn.
N H. tie have on band I tie best ipiallly ol Hailed
Hay, w hub w ill be sold in lots lo sun.
Oroville, July 44, IKui.
KAGLIi HAKliltV,
COllNull MYKUS 4: Itllll) STS., OKOVILLK.
DAVt ICIiD SA V T* l Al V PKI UN US and the public.
Him having becunie sole prupnelor ot the above
establishment. I mu.ready to serve them with the best
and freshest
HiILAD, PIKS, CAKES. &C.,
Al short notice and on the most reasonable terms.
SODA, SUGAR & RUTTER CRACKERS
I’linsuii.ily on baud. My Waggon will deliver every
llnng in my line al the residence ol my customers,
CHARLES CHERRY.
Oroville, July UJ, Hv>o- jyliJ-tf
U. S. Livery Stable.
Myers Street-Near Montgomery
rgjTu KPKI* PACK AA IHI TTIK TIMKS. and upid
J. growth of our town, we have, ol tale, and will
from time to lime, make extensive aiidnioiis to imr
slock and ul tier wise improve our eslabiinhuielit, lo
meet with entire satisfaction the me reusing demands
ol the ago.
Mock taken on l.ivery on the most reasonable
Terms. I| desired, we will buy, sell or exchange
slock—in short irunsttet all business up ertaining lo
a lirsl class l.ivery Malde I lie tinesl llllggies, backs
and Saddle llotses. liirin-lied al a miniu m's notice.
Thankful (or past favors, we bone to mini a eon
linnance ol the same nlloW'NX UOITMAP
Dated Orovili'i, July 10, 1850. jyibdll.
Dr. J. b. ( jxi-k at. —The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice is one ol the
lew modern physicians whose application to Ids pro
tension and devotion lo the afflicted, rendi r him mike
an ornament to the one and a bein til to the other. A
Hungarian by birlh.be sought with Kossuth to place
bis country among the nations of earth, beyond the
oppressor’s rule, that her sons might rejoice in the
practice, of tho«o pri cvpls w hlch are alike our glory
and our pride iu bis efforts so to do, be has reaped
the reward ofim Secuinl resistance to opprewsb n.aial
'a home and a couuiry know him no more ” Apart,
however, from his claims upon our consideration as
a patriot, the testim mini* of character and capacity
which he firings enlitle him to public confidence, to
the exclusion of those who possess, neither Ihe one
or Ihe other. As a gentleman his character is untar
nished ; ns a physician. his skill UDsnr|aisaed ; »nd
to ibosn whose imprudence has left upon them the
taints of disease, we can conscientiously commend
him with the assurance that in him they will oml a
friend whom lo know is great gain. The Dr’s office
la Hu. 3 and 4 Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento nod
Montgomery mreels. Ban Fraiwiaco. al-KSaa
(fctonille Dai); JJntte jßttori.
Ock Town.—lll the history of California,
perhaps no town in the State, has sprung
into distance ami gained ns large a popu
lation, as Urovillc has, within so brief a pe
riod.
With all the natural advantages, and the
vast extent and inexhaustible richness of our
mines, she has attracted the attention of
capitalists from below, and Oroville now
stands, with scarcely a years growth, deci
dedly at tiic head of any mining town in
Caliloruia Wc can count us many as live
or six splendid lire-proot brick buildings al
ready completed, with many more in tho
prospective. Those that arc finished are oc
cupied by splendid slocks of fine goods, of
every description, and our friends ol tho
North can no longer have an excuse for go
ing to the lower cities for their goods,every
thing can be had here upon thtfmost liber
al terms. We have two fine and substantial
Banking Houses here, both located in lire
proot buildings, where our miners can de
posit their dust,and receive its equivalent in
hard cash. Wc have a population, whose
interests nrc mostly identified here, and
who have the right kind of spirit, wherewith
to make a town, that will be both a credit
to themselves and the State.
We want a Railroad and Telegraph, and
it seems strange to us, that some one has
not taken the matter in hand, and put up
a line of Telegraph between here and Marys
ville. The expense of building it, would be
but trifling, compared with the benefits that
would be derived from such an institution.
It would certainly pay a handsome per cent
on the money invested. When it would be
extended on further North, connecting at
Vreka with the Oregon line,already,complc
ted, we would know at a moments notice, air
that is transpiring in that flourishing re
gion. Who will make the start.
Something for Southern K. N.’s.—
The following, from a leading northern
know nothing journal, will be interesting
to southern members of the order:
The Albany Register, a leading know
nothing paper, gays that “everywhere, ex
cept in New York, these two titles (know
uothingism and black republicanism) are
indissolubly joined together in a holy wed
lock.’’ The Register further says :
“If Fremont is elected tho country will
owe t/it .Inuncan party a debt of gratitude;
for it is not doing injustice to other noble
advocates of free soil to say that tlie Amer
ican organization in the Hast and UcH is
the backbone of tho Republican party ”
Southern Know Nothings will no doubt be
delighted to learn that Black Republican
ism ; and that the Know-Nothing organiza
tion “is the backbone of the Republican
party.’
There is a political tract in circulation in
the Eastern States, in which the author
says .
“I live in New York, next door to Co,.
Fremont. 1 know him well He invariably
attends church on Sundays—Bishop Hughes’
church in the forenoon, tnd a Puseyite
church in the afternoon. Two Sundays ago
he an I Bishop Hogues were coining homo
from church, arm in arm, and they were so
drunk that they reeled against my door
yard fence and knocked down three lengths.
Night Watch.—We have reason to con
gratulate ourselves upon the efficiency of
our night police. A more attentive set of
men would he hard to find. In passing the
vicinity .of the Orleans Hotel, one can hail
onr friend Capt. Sharkey at any hour of the
night. Thieves don’t have much chance with
such vigilance.
call attention to the advertise
ment Dr. W Wood ward, mecanical and sur
gcon Dentist, to be found in another column.
The Dr has the refutation of doing busi
ness up business in his line in a satisfactory
manner.
Large Mail.— The Town Talk says that
the mail brought by the Sonora on her last
trip, notwithstanding flu New Orleans con
nection was made, was the largest ever re
ceived at the Post Cilice at one time—num
bering three hundred and fifty four bags.
% (3f“ It is now ascertained wiiuout doubt,
that El win Forrest, the greatest living ac
tor, is about to visit California. He will
be welcomed by hosts of friends.
SguMrs. Partington soys the only
wav to prevent steamboat explosions ii
to make the engineers ‘bile their water
on shore.’ In her opinion, ‘all the
busting is done by cooking the steam
on board.’
Wool, Hides and Tallow
W r AXTEO—For which the kurhesl market prlca
will he paid. Apply to
JOSEPH P. SMITH,
Corner of 4th and E streets.
Hide Yard, eastern entrance on Fourto
■treet u«ar the Buckeye Mill, Marysville,

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