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auction sales.
By I*. BUSSELL S. Co.
CHARLES FUIEOMAM Auctioneer
Auction —Great Attraction !!
Co.
Formkrlv «U, r«i»T srancr, ******<-Mt.
n AVK L"‘ ATEH TTIEMcKI.FKS in the town
oforoville. opposite !»«•, DrKwns ll.ilel. f«r Ihe
..,irw«e of transacting a gem-ral Auction «td Com
L,-em !.«-«• -*■ l« •** “* bnurch*-*. (..•iroU
i(,\. ,-vcrv r'ulufdn},and i*uiml»v nfl'Tiroo flhmi I
ro'oo’clock •* M- Out-door !*akw m nil piats <n the
v r«.»'ll (IT COIIIII' Wltl '»• |.t-MT.(.lly Mt-mbd l.» «« 111-
I„whi rater AI private side. they «►»> keep onnstiuil
iy on liiin.l■ t. l«*ve assortment <d Gr*„-ro-s. I royi*-
dims. Clothing. Mtoers’ T 00,,, kc , whodi l!« > ol„ t -
K ,,t« themselves lo sell at fkKTUMIVOIO |gvc,ss Whole
.mil** nml retail. s .1 *
Mr. Charles Friedman. having m dw Auction
htislli*"-, •in*-*. |H4*«. •■ill i«-«re p**rl««:l satisfaction lo
•the ( ottimunily id largo. 8 • ,,
ABELL & MONTY,
Auction ami Commission
4Jr 111 t i.OI Bsl. V. s KooM — Mvkkm .‘tikkt. Nuktii
.'•IKK, A HOVK 111 Klt MfßlitT,
IVM. H. ABELL General Auctioneer
KOK OKOVIM.K ANI> IiFTTK COI Nl\ *
i*yi in any juirt oi Un* c«»uu.y promptly nUciuliul lo
(•oodfu Furniture, uiul Hrnl EMuln solil on
•f'MiiiiuiftrtiMii, hi lie |MXM«|»lly much tied lu. an 1 ox*
lo liic best ud v« n iiitfo.
UkucLak So.k lUvs, M kiismins and f**ipsdavs.
Conditions «»f Sale —TERMS CASH.
- • v*
VI, I, PURCHASKKtS OF REAL ESTATE must
make u ili posit of ten per win. mi tin* day ul
ii'alt*, lid. balance on lliw delivery of the Deeds. Al
mr SiilhHiniui Kill always be lo iml a large iisrorl
in-nl of Groceries mill i roviiimis, V\ lues, Liquors
tu.l Cigars, til wholesale mill retail, at (iricfs winch
lely cmnjieliiio . in Uroville nr Marysville. fall ami
lee’tor yourselves. before purchasing else* liefe.
_ lleineinlitlio Sian—.Myerii street. above bird. *2slf
MISCELLANEOUS.
I HANK’S RESTAURANT,
l ulled Staten lliiildlny;,
CUB9ER MONTGOMERY and myers streets
OROVILLE.
FRANK CARRIED re-pect
in Ily announces lo In, nnl blends mnl
Iht "eiluene nl Ornville generally, Unit
l.ie h.ts opened a FIRST CLASS RES
TAT RANI in the above named Building, where he is
iprepared lofo'idsh the public with all Ihe edibles and
-delicacies In he found in this nr the Marysville Mur
diet. The following are hi,
HATES OF CHARGES:
Board per week without Wine. . • . 81d 00
do do do with Wine, .... 12 no
Single meal, without M ine, .... 7,A
do d<- do with Wine, .... 100
Having rented Ihe upper story of the new lire-proof
Tirick building, adjoining the United Stale.,, and Hi
lled up the amou lor sleeping apart,nenl,, 1 am pre
pared to furnish llie'TNEpT LEDS lo be found in
■Oroville, al the following rate,:
Single rooms per night ...82 00
Single beds., .d0....d0. 1 uo
d 0... .d 0... do 00
TERMS. CASH.
Oiovilcl, July 2S 1850. J\2B-lf
J. & C. LEVY & CO.
FIRST IN THE FIELD
J
-with-
THE LATEST STYLES
—OK—
Fall and Winter Goods,
—FOR—
LADES AND GEITF^
t tXJkXJw
—OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION !
AMONG WHICH ARE PRINCIPALLY
RICH FLOUNCED SILK ROBES: plain Rrm
cade Silk*; Sulim* striped Moranliipie Silks;
plain black do; plain black and ribbed Italian Silks;
jill colors Silk Velvet; all colors French Satin**; Hnesl
plain and ligured D'lair.e. all wool; tine French Cash
meres ; u large assortment of French and English
Merinos; fine worsted and all wool Plaids ; Embroi
deries of all desetiplions: a large supply of tine linen
and pearl Thread Lace and the latest style of Crape
Bugle Collars and Sleeves; Ihe finest assortment of
Bay Stale Long Shawls; latest style Paris made silk
Velvet, Gray Cloth, and all colors Ladies’ Talmas,
Mantillas and Cloak-; Hue Silk Ladies' Mnnlillas, all
colors and sly les ; and ihe larg -st and most extensive
assortment of I.aides’. M isses’ and Children’s Gaiters
and Shoes, with or without heels. While Goods,
Ha rages. Lawns, Mnnlillas, Shawls. Bonnets, Kal
Glovec —iu tßrrylhing pertaining lo ladies' wear.
—ALSO—
GENTLEMENS’ CLOTHING^
and Gentlemens’ Furnishing Goods—Coats. Pauls
Vests, Hoots, Shoes, Hals, Shirts, Cravats, Socks and
Tuder Clothing.
'tj-’JAC'UI PEVY. the pioneer member ol Ihe
firm, is now in (he Atlantic Slate*, giving his entire
attention in importing GOODS direct Irom France,
and forwarding them here, which we are now re
ceiving by everv steamer This arrangeiiwht enable*
uslo gel ull the NEW STYLES OF GOODS long in
advance of all competitors, and we eoty ask pur
chasers to call and the value of their money.
We feel sure that none will complain ol she price
or quality of our NEW ti«HJDS.
OVE WHOLESALE STORE, corner rf Fir»f
street and »he Fl.ixa. ts (lloit with a large stock
ol HEAVY GOODS, forcoimt y lra>t« T nnd the whole
sale priceeare greatly reduced from those formerly
•barged- JaCD It -v CHARLES LEVY V CO.
Marysville, t Jclo*»er 7, ISst>, uc7-lm
m <
.alii.'
FOR SALE \
DIE building and lot situated on Montgom
ery street and known as Ihe Hotel rte Franca
with a lot on each able with a stable. The
bouse is now doing a good bu-iness. and is one of the
best business Mauds In the plaee One of the part
ner* being obliged to leave for Ihe p r|«is»-of setlling
some family business, isthe reason offered for soiling
this valuable properly.
Few further particulars applv on the premises.
Oc4-tf CLOL’CIIET & BtLLIOD.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PIONEER VARIETY STORE!
A3MID
Yankee Notions Depot.
MYKRS STREET, THREE DOORS FROM MONT
GOM ERV, MKW HKD K BLOCK,
OBOVILLE.
mmr I IF. UR CAN BE OBTAIN ED hII sorts of useful
▼ T and urnnineeial articles, mil to be found m
uny other store h> the county, consisting ol the largest
- amt l>er. selected stock of
Hardware, Carpenters* Tools, Garden
Sect's, Hooks, Stationery, Build
ers’ Materials, Wo* elm ware,
Patent Medicines and
Pocket Cutlery.
KI'F.H OFFEUF.U I (Hi 5.11.tl AY THIS TO W\
ALSO
Crime Chewing Totmcco. and Genuine Havana Clears,
Aunt-y A." Ides, Perfumery. Looking Glasses,
Wiill • l’a|*er. Children's Toys, Revolvers,
Points, "its, Ti rpenline, Fully. Cam
phene. Lamp Oil. Candle*, Quick
silver &. .Musical liistruueiils.
ALSO
Lamp Chimneys,
. Sand Caper,
\\ riling Fap. r,
! K nives it Id Fi*rks,
I > oinhr and Brushes.
Brine. Biel. Mini • hisels,
( FniinetH and I* lie..
Marker', and Gauges,
Hammer* and Compasses.
Horse Brushes,
Ladies’ Kill ini.’ Gloves,
jshoe Kiiivvs. Cand.eslieks
Flaying Card.,
Screw Krivtij.,
Gauger's Rule.,
Tap It ir»r.and Gimlets,
I Lock., Hooks Staples,
Flinch**., Faper Cutlers,
Bid. and Flam*., Andirons
Fn nips. Spoke-Shaves,
l)iit; Collars and Chains,
Sailor's Falin
Coif* e Mill., Meat Hoiks, Wash Board.,
Bench Screw., Si.sli Ton*. Clothes Fin.. Fancy
Bas-
I i,.k Hooks. Bed lainl., Ueu Sen w Wrenches,
< .mi Cups. Choi •pin’.' Trays W hips and Canes,
5',... til Vl'o v I '■ls i I mil lions
Cue-llles and Wax.
in* Lentheus,
Gents Driving Gloves.
ALSO
A Complete assortment of Toilet Articles, Candles ol
every description. Dried Fruit. ITe.erved ami
Green. .Nuts of all kinds The Atlantic
and European Papers ami Magazines,
on the unival of the Steamers.
These g,a sis have been selected with I lie greatest
care, purchased cheap, and will lie furnished to our
customers either at wholesale or retail, us low us by
uiiv other store iu the Mines.
t V »*< •rsons desirous of ohinining any article from
> San Francisco, can do so at a small percent, advance
upon the first cost by leaving their orders at this store.
Uvi c favm;
N. B—All outstanding debts due the firm of J. H.
| Smith .V Co . must be paid to the undersigned or his
agent. J. J. 1.0 kwood, us he alone is authorized tv
use the name of the linn in liquidation,
i octl-lf WM. C. PAYNE.
OROVILLE PROGRESSING
NEW BOOT IND SHOE STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
liN TDK BRICK STURF-. NEXT DOORWKSTTO
to the United Stales House, Montgomery street.
; The Sul scriber is now iqieiiiug and otfers for sale,
the greatest variety and the best quality of
BOOTS AND SHOES
to he found north of Sacramento, suitable for all oc
cupation, age and sex. Having been six years
engaged in ihis business in Calilornlil, and connected
with an importing House, the snbscrib**r fl.itlers him
sell that he can and will. sell goods ol good ulialily
!a. cheap a.any other house in the country. A prime lot
of the celebrated >. lug Bools, the best Boot in the
J State for Miners and Laborers. Gents’Fine Boots,
i Gutters, Ties, mid Slippers. Ladies’, Misses an I
■ < hildren’s Gaiiers. Buskins, Ties and Slippers in
: great variety.
Boots by the Case ns low ns they can be bought
I below, with the addition of freight-
The best Workmen constantly employed for man
ufacturing and repairing to order:
i September Uhh, IS.iO. T FUGCI
1 3\r 33 W CIG A n
TOBACCO STORE
FIREPROOF IHII.DING, MONTGOMERY Sl’.,
ONE DOOR FROM MYERS ST.
JOHN S. HOW MAN would 'cspectlully inform the
citizens of Oroville and Bible County generally,
that in* is now opening the Hnc.l and must expensive
Stock of Cigars and 'tobacco b> ho loitnd this si*le of
Sacramento. which will be sold at Marysville and
Sacramento prices.
ALSO—Flaying Cards, Pipes, Matches, Cignritns,
I Snuff, ike., &.C., at Wholesale and Retail, Cimvai* mu
Cash. o3tl
MISSM.L DEARBORN.
VmyoULD RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens
▼ T of Oroville and vicinity, that she has lists day
opened the largest and best selected stock of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
ever brought to this market. Having selected my
slock myself, I feel assured that I can sell Cheaper
than ever before offered in litis place. iMy stock con
sists in part of every description of
Dry a uii Fancy Goods,
Gatlrrs anil Shoes fur lunlie» T
jailers and Shots fur Children
Ktnbrvidtrieu , Silks, \r..
Of every style and description. Also, some new
style CRAVATS, for Gents, and Fine While Shirts.
Also, an assortment of Perfumery and Toilet Articles.
My old friends and the public generally, are invited
to give me a call. M. L. i>K. A It HORN,
jj 1+ Montgomery Street, next door to U. 8. Hotel.
S. MARTIN,
Opposite the Opbir Drug Store, Montgomery street,
ORO VILLE
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, a well ae
lected si i H.‘ k of
G rt*ctnod r Provisions,
R.ois, Shoes,
Clothing, Liquors,
Mining Toofa, &c., &c.,
VYfGrbhe offers at thu lowest rales FOR CASH,
£ gP’Goods delivered FH EK OF GIIARGE.
Oroville. Julv 14. 18 ad.
FOR SALE!
rBNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his Store and
B Goods, or his Gtsais alone, or his I ail and Store,
situated *hi Montgomery street near the Orleans Hotel.
For terms awd further information, apply to
ci. MARTIN,
g-jS-tf on the premises.
LIME I LIME!
The undersigned offer for sale, at
their LIME KILNS, on the West Branch of
Feather river, a slsndki article of LI.M K. All orders
left with J V. HOAG, Hunloon’s Exchange, Oro
vllle, will be promptly allende*i to
MOORE, JIcDANELS k CO.
August St, IftMS. aug3o-if
MISCELLANEOUS.
CELLING OFNT COST!
Ladies’ Emporium of tashion.
MRS. M. iTnEWELL, «
INTENDING TOi’IIANGE IIKR HI SIN F:sf» offers
for utle, AT COST, her large and well selected
assortment of
MILLINKRY. I. A DIES’ APPAREL, GENTLE
MENS’ FURNISHING GOODS, FANCY DRY
G< K IDS, Sir., would respectfully ••all tin; attention of
this community to the fact Hint although she may not
have so iimmetis? n ftlvck ft* l.tplifn Kuhn «gr, yet
SHE WILL NOT UK t'NHKHSOLI).
Among her block may be found Ladles’ Dress
Goods. French Lawns. Printed _ Jaconets,
Fancy mid Plain Swiss Muslins, French
Lawns and Ginghams. Thibeis, lie
k (allies, Poplins. Silks. Lin broi
dery , Liinn Edgings and
Inserting*, Mantillas,
A choice lot 01 Millinery—Ribbons, Laces, Flowers,
Blondes, Head dresses and Mourning Goods
Leghorn Hals for Hoys, Gimp Hals lor Misses
Flannels of eve'y variety, Hed Ticking, Linen Dam
ask and Crash. Scn'ch anti French lna| er. Embroi
dered and Grass Cloth .'lnris, Marseilles, Quills, Long
Cloth and Mosquito Nets.
Gents’ Goimls—Drawers and Undershirts, Cravats,
llantlkerchiels Gloves, Linen Shirts.
Millinery it ork and Manual Making executed with
neatness unit promptitude.
Dipl have just received in addition so the above
slock, a beaulilnl assonineiit of Clothing, Hals. Caps,
Fihirls &c.,suitable lor Hoys.
Thankful tor the I literal patronage of my friends,
a continuation of the same liom them and the public
generally, is respectfully solicited.
M L NEWELL,
Montgomery street, opposite Hun toon's Exchange.
• •roville. 'ley Hi. lead. jy ~i
MINERS’ STORE 1
BETWEEN MONTGOMERY 4c KIRI) STREET!*,
opposite the Hutto Record Printing Otlice.
J. M.CLAKK & HKO.,
f B lakes this method of tendering their thank Mo the
■ clti/.eos and inin-rs of Oroville, lor their past
liheral patronage, and respectfully solicits a continu
ance of the same. The patronage extended to us we
shall endeavor to merit hy keeping on hand a well
selected Stock of Goods at the lowest market rules,
such us
PROVISIONS.
0 HOC El! IKS,
HARDWARE,
ROOTS.
SHOES,
CLOTHING^
and other articles 100 numerous to mention,
N H.—ii e have on hand the Ix-st quality ol Railed
Hay, which will In-sold in lots to suit.
Oroville, July ‘J2, 1*5(1.
,\\C Wholesale
0^ ONV -—and
H
LIQUOR VAULT,
Myers street, above Montgomery.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS INSTORE
rA-t - and lor sale, the following slin k of Liquors,
) which ho will sell, having no rent or city
Maxes to pay, at rates lower than can lie
bought ttuulherSncriiineiiloor Marysville ; and would
call the attention ol retailers to examine his slock be.
loro purchasing elsewhere. '/'KHM.s, t'dSfl.
*JS barrels Moinuigalielu VV liuky,
«5 barrels Domeslio Hiandy,
■J barrels O. It. k Cm, do
4 barrels Honette Hrun ty,
4 pipes Holland Gin, U barrels Port Wine,
4 barrels Dutf Gordon r-herry. Together with
.Ml cases Claret. Curacao, Finn de vie Dunlzick,
‘JO cases Leslie'slt Iters, I*J cases Haul BaiUeine.
(5 cases l.xiniil Absinthe.
I*J cas-s Su-inberger Culiinef,
Scotch Whiskey lin pec ial Ale in cases.
I*2 cases Ginger Wine, l.aspherry, strawberry,
I.emon Syrup, lu cases Champagne Cider, Hrandy
Peaches. Scotch. English and American Ale., ol dll
ferenl brands, ivc., Ac. '1 HUM ASS HI'S FIT.
Oroville, .Inly 15, IH.Ti. jy lu ll
J. W. DUNN,
nK A L K S ]\i TE, .S’ TO C K
AM) liEMll AKTIONELR.
Myers street, one door above the I . 8. Livery Stable,
OROVlLLE
fjrff*Balos iu any part of the city or county prompt
ly attended to. ocs-lf
Merchants Hotel)
yi u s r s th i: /•; r ,
Near the Steamboat Landing,
MARYSVILLE .
F-*. THE SFHSCItIHF'.II HAVING I EASED
tg.... the Merchiiins Hotel for H term of years, will
give his personal alleiilion to keeping a First
Class HoTkl, and solicits a share of public patron
age. liar, Hilliard* and Hulliiug It.mns in the House.
sIJ O. M. EVANS.
For Sale.
ONE OF THE MOST I’LL \S \XT AND DF.Sl
rahle House Lots in Oroville, situated on Lin
coln street. between Hird mid Robinson streets, direct
ly opposite the Court House, being hti feel on Lincoln
street, and running back KfJ feel
For terms and further particulars, apply to
J G. LAWTON, JT .
slu If Nc 5. United Slates Hlock.
Cheap John’s Nominations!
BUG HANAN, FILLMORE AND FREMONT,
rfTHE ONLY THREE CANDIDATES IN THE
Jl o.hl. s..is ‘CHEAP JOIIN ’o" Myers
p!ff“t? r 11m* only ulle in*Hho seiU Ckui.iifg
iiiml Puriiic^hi(»j< Goods
TWENTY PER CENT. CHEAPER
Than any other store in this Town. NO HUM HUG.
(■ive linn a call. Remember Ihe sign.
Cheap John’s Clothing Depot,
Myers street, heiow the Daily Butte Record office
September 21*, Isiti. Stilt-if
EAGLE BAKERY,
CORNER MYERS it HIRD STS , OROVILLE.
I WOULD SAY TO MY FRIENDS and the public,
ihai having become sole proprietor of the above
establishment. I mu ready to serve them with the best
and freshest
BREAD, PIES, CAKES. &C.,
At short notice and on the most reosonable terms.
SODA. SUGAR A BUTTER CRACKERS
Constantly on bond. My Waggon wifi deliver every
ilt nig in my liuo al the ol my ctisimotn.
CHARLES CHERRY.
Oroville, July tl, 1 bi*>- jy22-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
MOSKS o’nilHOß,
Sunioaeil.. San Frrmtitec. |
liiwun rt«KU,
Or&itlU.
PARKER & O’CONNOR,
Importers, Dealers,
AND RETAILERS,
In Ijiquors, Wines,
ENGLISH ALE & POUTER.
■ |Kli LKAVR TO ST AT FI, THAT THEY HAVE
m 9 opened a t*inre in Myer? sirtsa, Orovillo, lor
llie sale ol the above article*, in Iheirl’EltE AND
UN AUI'LTER ATKD STATE.
Their stock will lieftr the CLOSEST SCRUTINY.
TheTUAHK me therefore respecDully requested to
call and examine ii before purchasing elsewhere
llroville, slept. H, 1 »8-lf
TRY PARKER & O'CONNOR'S
CI.UHH ATKII
U A S P B E H II \ ami other STRIPS,
%%7A UR LN I KII in cunlftiii .Hi degrees of grav iiy,
▼ ▼ ami of lull flavor, ilau. their WORMWOOD
GultDlAL, now an in mil ill request, lobe bml at
iheir Factory, Myers hi reel, Orov die.
sbu-lm
NEW FANCY GOODS!
njj ISS M. I. DEARBORN, \V( HMIS A Y TO 11 Ell
1? K friends anil llie public generally, that by calling
HI ibe 1,.\ 1)1 EH' EXCHANGE, they can he shown a
bemitiiul iissorliinn of llie l.ateal Style* of l.adies'
Frcncli Hals, of most exquisite beauty ami lliiisb.
Also, a lot ol Choice Terfuinery mid Toilet Arllcles,
all of which have just been received direct from llie
importers. augUlHf
MILLER’S EXCHANGE,
Montgomery street East side. 0* ovillc-
AVING KEEN UE-KHTED, is again open, nnd
the proprietor lakes tins method ol iidorining
Ins old customers unit tlie public -a ru rally, that lie in
tends to keep as line a slis k ol Liquors as any liar 111
the place, in addition to winch, ins tables are in ex
cellent condition, and by coiirb -y In tils pinroua, lie
liopes to merit a liberal simile ol jsilrnna e.
UroviHe, Ami. il, jiiiiisieh ' J. W. MILLER.
THE CIGAR X TOBACCO aTANH
Is kept by Lillie Curly, who will keep on hand the
very choicest Havana Cigars, Tobacco, Fancy I'ipes,
nnd every variety ol arm ies found in such places.
For Sale!
AH I AM DESIROUS OF LEAVING THE
place, 1 offer my house, lot and furniture
lor s..ie at a very low price, lor cash. The house is
us well located tor a business stand as any in Town,
and handsomely furnished
For terms, apply lo MARY DONAVANT,
Montgomery'street, near the Empire Hotel.
September 11, I*3o. sll-ll
MON TGOMERY BATHS
Auil Barber Shop.
fBNHIS establishment wHI here offer bo conducted
JL by the linn of
HALL, JACKSON & BLACK SON,
who will be pleased to wait upon all who may favor
I hem with their jytil'onagvvis a alyie of nrlislic tusle
and skill unsurpassed in lid* town. The Bathing
nparliueiiis are most comfortably tilled up, and cold.
Hot aud Shower Italhs furnished at a moment’* no
lice ol pure wider from the cify works.
U. S. Livery Stable.
Myers Street—Near Montgomery
f|lM KLEE FACE " IITkTHE TIMES, and lipid
crow Hi id our town, we have, ol late, and will
Irion tune lo linu., make extensive addition* to our
slock and otherwise improve our establishment, lo
meet wlih enure sulislaciiuii me increasing demands
of the age.
Mock taken on Livery on the most reasonable
Terms. 11 desired, we will buy, sell or exchange
slock —in short transact all business up, erlaining lo
a first das* Lively liable, llie tlnesl buggies, hacks
and Saddle llolaes. inrnislied at a moment's nnliee.
’iTninlU nl for past lav or*, w e hope to merit a con
tinuance ol the same bROVt k HUFFMAN
Hated drovilie, inly lb, 1 sail. jylbdti.
DILLS UiniTllM!
IToin UroviHe loSpaiiishtown
AND FRENCHTOWN
[THE undersigned will run a Daily Express he-
L iweeli < ilovdie, ."pain,blow n and I rein blow n.
leiu r* and pai kuges enmisled lo Ins care will be
ivered wall promptnessand i.esputcb.
Agents, Wd.G.i’ v \ Sf,. tiroville,
DU WaLDKuN, ."painslnown.
iep 19-1 in*
CLOTHING! CLOTHING !!
TO SUIT EVERYBODY
r BIHK I NDKUSIGN Fill begs leave lo inform his
J. Inend*. patrons and citizen* ol Hroville and
vicinity. Hint in-has a large and Well selected stock
oi Goods on hand, consisting ol
fa sin ox. \ hl /; cl o tjj l xu,
Roots, Shoes, Hats, ivC.,
Which he is determined lo sell ni TF.N LEU GENT
Gill. iI’F.R THAN AN Y Of IKK. F,." 1 A H1.1.-H M F.N f
l> THIS TOWN Gall and see us, and examine our
stock before purchasing elsi where, A. D. It Els.
I*. S—lt FI VI Ed II FI K, Woiitgomery s reel, next
door to the United Stales I1mI«Iv wgn uf
‘‘ THK CH E A BEST CL< *T 11 ING- AN© FUR
NISHING STORE IN URUVILLE.”
Oroviile. July *J4. IKAIi. (ylMlf
Blank Books.
A FRESH SE I’FLY, mid fir.-t rule assortment of
ask ttul «ad I hUJ /uooml I link li"v'. >,
Just receive ex "Vuimg America,'
PASS RfdiKS, SHEEP AND TK K MEMO
RANL)UMB, MONTHLY AND WEEK
LY TIME BOOKS, RECEIPT
Books, mihting anh
STOREHOUSE.
ASD CASH COPYING PRESS B4V)KS.
School Writing Books, Miniature Blanks
NOTES DRAFTS BILLS LADING
&.c &c
Noisy Carrier's Hook mid Stationery
Nos. t*d aud 06 Long It half,
a'.’Tm.l awl 9* llallery street
J. D. BROWN, M. D.
Graduate of New York I niversiiy. New York Medi
eat lastuute. Honorary Graoasle of Syru. use Medica)
College. offcrs his proiesstoual Serv ices b> the inhabi
tants of Urovdlc ami vicinity. Office, at tin- Huns
Drug Store. .Montgomery street, oue door from the
corner of Downer street.
July 14, I*6*. JjlHf
(Drouilc 3Dailq JJntte ißtrorb.
Printing Presses, Pi'Lpits and
Petticoats. —There are three great
levers that govern the world. With
out them the bottom would Tall out,
and society would become a chaos
again. The press makes people patri
otic, the pulpit religious, but women
sways all things. There would be no
going to church if there were no girls
there, neither would there be any go
ing to war were the soldiers to meet
with no applause but from the mascu
lines. W iihout the sunshine shed by
women, the rose of affection would nev
er •■row, nor the flowers of eloquence
germinate. In short, she is the en
gine of life, the gnat motive power of
love, val -r, and civilization. In proof
of this, truth in all history speaks iu
trumpet tones.
Patents Issued in ISs.V—From a
table, published in tho Scientific Amer
ican. \vt learn that the total numl*;r of
patents issued in 2855, front the pa
tent office at Washington, was 1700.
Of these, 400 were for people in New
\ork, 323 to Massachusetts, 230 to
Pennsylvania, 120 to Ohio, and 101 to
Connecticut, those five Slates taking
more than two-thirds of the patents.
California took out five patents during
the year. Of those machines, 103
were for munufactuiing lumber, 95 for
! land conveyances, and 103 lor metal
lurgy and manufacture of metals. Mas
sachusetts had one to 3,000 of popula
tion, or to GUO adults. Such a propor
tion is certainly not to be approached
in any portion of Europe.
) The Area and Population cf Rus
sia.--According to the Westminster
Review, Russia, possesses iu Europtr
and Asia, a surface of 3-18,105 square
miles, occupied In 183,437 inhabi
tants While England lias -1,830 in
habitants-to the square mile and Franco
3,78*0, Russia in Europe has only (547,
and in the whole of her empire only 63.
It i.s this want of concentration yvhich
renders it of the first necessity that
Russia should connect her scattered
people and provinces by int< rnal com
munications. Mere extent of service
and numbers are otherwise sources of
weakness, especially in defensive yvar
fare. This lias only been discovered
when she yvas assailed on divers parts
of her extended empire by the Allies
in the last campaign of (lie year. She
hastens to make peace that she may
repair this defect.
How nnieli do you pay your waiters
at this saloon P a-ked an irrasciblo
; gent, of the proprietor of a restaurant,
i ‘One dollar per diem, sir,’ ‘Well, them
I credit me with thirty c nts, for 1 wait-
I ed two hours for my steak, and one
hour for my muffins.’
S3a W S, SiS « S !
Plain, (jokl and Ornamented,.
Executed in ii superior >*i>Uf, ai low rates.
W. H. Haydon.
VI, HO—House Painting, (training. (Hiding, Pa
per limiumg, ivc, doin' wi ll Hint cheap. ybop
■•n Mji re street, opposite Untied d'ales l.tvery Htu»
bln. sepJ4
Tin: fcOVEREICi.X PEOPLE!
OF ALL PARTIES
A RK MKUEIIV CAUTIONED NOT TO EORRET
in lilt; I eat of politics. tb.it the LlitLTi STOKE ol
candall & McDermott
Has been removed In tin* new fire Pmuf Itriok Ituitd
i im. > >ii Moingmi er> at ml, louse above Hun.
loon’s Winn will be loiiinJ Ilia larges;,.cheapest, and'
best sleek of
Drills, MpdiciiiPH, Caiu|*noru-,
Oils, Akt*., ki-i,
In Not them full ton mi HK.ME.MItEK THE PI.ACE
anil be sure to cull before purchasing elsew liere.
(P'iviUc Augusl -7 lr.*i aug-.'7-if
V\atcliniaker anil Jeweler.
I WoIM.D KEsPE*TFI.’LLY I.NEOKM
cilweim of«iron lie and vicinity, t bin I have
Cu» pun lias- d ol Mr Kosuiiihul, his W no lnna
kliig iui«l Jewelry Katalilshment, on .Monl
gonu ry *t!'• el, and have lucaUm] Ujyseif jiermanenlJy
in the above business in f is place, and hope tiy strict
attwnliou to business, to me it a reasuuablu share of
patronage in I be above line.
/ will gumantee lit Jit H'ork as well as it
can be done anifutbere in the Stale.
AM, KI.NI.H OP JKWEERV WADE TO UKDER.
N K Particular at(«nlion paid to the Repairing
of Watches. t.EO. E, SMI I 11.
Ofoviite, August U, WM- augllif
LAFAYKT IE RESTAURANT,
Montgomery street, opposite the Orleans Hotel
OROVILLE.
THE Sl r ß.sfß|ltEßH REHPEfT
fuiiy aimuwnce to their Mend* and lb«
eiiuens of ■ irtiTllle aeriemliy, that they
nave opened a SPLENDID KEsTAU
HINT in the aboie nanieil place, where thev «re nre
jsired to lurnisb ike public wlih ail (he luxurte* and
delicacies to be foinid in (he market.
Kales of Hoard:
Board per week without laxling, *f» m
board per week with lastging v <, ()0
VVM. DEER fc A MICIIEN K AU,
aoif Proprietor*,

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