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MISCELLANEOUS.
THY PARKER & OXONNOK’S
CKLKHKAT►»
r | g p it I', it 11 \ ami other fVRI F»,
f,\ RREN I KK lo coni tiit 3ii degrees of irr.it iij,
and iif fiiM tftw. vlso. their WOUMWiiOi)
KlltDlil-i now so noich in request, lobe bail nl
jl„.|r Mriorv. Vyei» street. Hrovdle. nlHi-lm
v
JUI
FROM OKOVILLE
TO
Spanislitown & Frenchtown.
rrniu; undersigned wi'l run a Daily Express be
| torru Oruvdte, Spaiiishtuwu amt TrencbUiwn
All teller* ami pack Hires cnlrus'cd l<> bis tare w ill be
delivered with promptness ami lies; a.cm
Agents, W.M C. I’A 7N E. Uni* ille.
<c.*Jmy t*. MiCl.l'.l.LAN, ispanisbtowii
Three Daily Lines
OF STAGES FROM OHOVIVLE
To 3larys> ilJi* SacraniPiito.
STAliKii leave llie • Him of ilm 1 alllornia rdagi
Company. OUol'll. at. b A. M., 12 .'l.iiu.l
5 I’. ,M , every day, lor .Marysville ami Sacrameniu
(U.i • T HKM/AS,
(inner.il Sn[» rialeiideiit
OFh'tCF. —Hi Niele.lns lintel. Orville.
STAGES
SHASTA AND
PO Jl
YREKA!
I
[T III: CAM Ft lUN IA ST AUK (.'0 'll* AN V
S|>lemllil four horse (.'me lies leave I lie ir nlliee
riniville, every evening, at (i o'clock, lor shasta anil
V'rekit. passing ilirougb Neal's ami liiiiweii's Kanco,
('(licit, Telimmi. Ileil (Hulls, CotionwisKl. (ine-burse
Town ami Middletown. (.1.0. I THo.MaS,
(iem-ral joipemm-ndeni
OWfCT m St Nicholas llolel. (laid Huntoon'a
Exchange.) (iroville.
Union Restaurant.
Montgomery Street, opposite Dm Empire llolel
OKOVILLE
wa. THIS KST'AIILIsII,MKNT, the Dm
~ one established in Ornvtlie ami >«• tong
favorite resort for the loVerstd go
ine, basjust been th.>r< >ot<i>ly redded
ami enlarged. anil is in w open lor Hie uccotriHnela
bon of Dm public.
Urn House will be open ilnrinirall hours of Hie Way
anil mult , ami Meals can be obiiiineit, cooked In
enter, nl all h airs, i iblitrimr wallers are always in
fitlemlance. nml every luxury anil delicacy of Hu
Miarkets, always on limit
IK >A II l>, pe r VVe. k f«
meals rm
olibl NI CO LAUS /AAHH.I.IUI, Proprietor
THANK’S RESTAURANT,
I nlied Stales Itiillilln^,
t'OUN Ell i>'( »M Gi I:K YANII M V TKS STREE I S
OR O VI LL E.
rn/IiVE CARRIED
am.oniicos lo ms uni mends am)
'll liens ol Uruville generally, (bat
ae bus opened a FI RST CLASS KKS-
T A IRAN 1 in Ibe above named lliiililinyr, » here be is
prepared lofnrnjsli Ilm public with all llm edibles and
deiicueme lo ne loiind in ibis or ilm Marysville Mar
ket. The fol low in); are bis
JUTES OF CJURCES:
Board per week wiibont Winit. , . . iio 00
do do do wi ll Wine, .... 12 Oil
Simile meals without Wine, .... 75
do do do wiih Wine, .... 100
Halim: renled Dm upper story of the new tire- prool
brick building, adjoining toe I'nited Stalest and Ht
ted up Hies nun lor sleeping apartments, I am pre
pared lo furnish Hie • I.NE.VT bI.HS lo be found in
Alniville, ill Die following rules:
Simile rooms («*,- night ~42 01)
Simile beds.. .do. ...do 1 ni)
d 0.... d 0.... (It i... do 50
TERMS. CASH
Oiuvllcl, July JS iBso. jy2S-lf
J. & C. LEVY & CO.
vi 1
rrißj;
-WITH
THE LATEST STYLES
—OF—
Fall and Winter Goods,
—FOR—
LADIES ADD GENTLEMEN
—OK—
EVERY DESCRIPTION !
AMONG WHICH ARE PRINCIPALLY
RICH KLOCNCKI) SILK Kor.KS: plain lira.
• cade silks; Saline striped 'inruiiliquo silks;
plain black do; plain black and ribbed lialnni Silks;
all Colors r-ilk \ ill el; all colors Trench Sal ms; tines)
plain mid (Inured H'lan.e. all wool; tine Trench Cash
meres ; 11 large assortment of Trench and Killllisb
Merinos; line worsted and all wool Plaids , Eninroi
times of all descriptions; n large supply of Him linen
and pearl Thread baco mid Die latest style of Crape
llunle Collars and Sleeves; the tinest as-orOmait ol
Hay Slate Coin; Shawls; lale«l style Pans made bilk
Velvet, (.ray Cloth, and all colors Ladies' Talmas.
Mantillas and Cloaks; tine sok Ladies' Mantillas, all
Colors and sly h-s ; and (be turn si and most extensive
assortment of bailies*. Misses'and 1 hililren’s Gaiters
sad Shoe-, with nr wuiiout heels. While Goods,
Ruruges, I.awns Mantilla*, Shawls, lion net*. Kid
Ghavoc—ill tttrrylhing pertaining lo ladies’ wear,
—ALSO—
GENTLEMENS’ CLOTHING
and GeiiD inens’ Furnishing Geode—Coals, Pauls
Vests, Bools. Shins, Hals, Shirts, Cravats, Socks and
Tader Clothing.
ASTJACoH PKVY. Hie pioneer member ol Do
Srm is now in (he Atlantic Slates, giving his entire
attention to importing GOODS direct from Tram•
and forwarding them here, which we are now is
reiving by every steamer Thisurrangenieht enabl ■
twin gel vi.l dm NEW STYLES OF GOODS long ii
advance ol «H comiietitors. and \rc u»rly ask pur
•basi cs lo call and llio value of Diet"money .
We (••el sure Dial non* w ilt complainol the price
or quality of'bur NK\V i.ouDS.
OVR WHOLES ALE STORK ‘ oocner of First
at MW t »nail the Plain, Is fl iivt with a large siis k
•f IIEAV-V-GOulM, (iu count y in»h\ and the whole
sal*- priceasire gre .ilv rvilncvd 'from Dnrs- fdrmcrly
•iiargiHl. JeOOII &. CM A R LfißtHW'k • T>.
Marysville,.!lclober 7,,lS.vti. oc7 In*
PROBATE NOTICE
Ll< iienvons having ctainw agaiasi tbe eeiate of
v, Thomas 11. Bowen, deceased late of Roll*
nty. are hereby nodded ;o itnseirt lhen», with
per vouchers, to the nn<ler»igiie*l within ten
alba from tbit date, or they will be fore- er barred.
RANDALL HOBART,
Public Administrator of Butte Co.
dwell, Oct 2d, IMS.. o»-3
MISCELLANEOUS.
?mi
m/
liii
E!
AND
Yankee Notions Depot.
MYKUS STREET. THREE llOoitH FROM MONT
tiOMEUV. NKVV II It It K Ill.ocK,
O noVILL E .
kcan iikohtainkk»ii sorts oftiwrhi
▼ ▼ and nrmnneelnl articles, not to be found in
any other store in the county, consisting of the largest
mi l Rest selected -lock of
Hardware, Carpenters’ Tools, Garden
Hooks, Stationery, l!niid
ers 1 M iterials, Wo-hlcum are,
] > .itent Medicines and
Pocket Cutlery.
F.VF.R OFFF.UF.D FOH *.11.F. IS THIS TOWS
A-!LSU
Prime Chewing Tohncwi. and (.minim* llariinn Cii'iir*.
Auiiey Ald™, Perfumery. Looking Classes,
Wall • Paper, Citildrun's Ton », Uevolu-rs,
INiliii-, c'd*-,. T. rpeiiline, Putty. Cam*
jihnm-. r.mwp (111 Camilea, (J.jrk
stlve.-it Musical Inslrnu.ciils.
ALSO
1 1,ndi.-n' Hiding (*loves.
I,amp Chimnc/ey.
Sand Paper,
Writing P.i|i» r*.
K mi mi n i<l Kurils
Comb* and llrnshes.
[trass UiHls mnl ( hisels,
Fiowets awd Files,
Marker's amt Ganges,
Ml on Km lira. hand cslicks
l‘laying Curd-,
•Screw Dnvejs,
i.amor'f Unit'-,
■ Tup It.ir- rs mnl Gimlets,
Cock*, Hook- Staples,
Punches, paper Culler,-,
11.-isnocr* and (join pa -Her, Unis and I’iaiu--. Andirons
Pump-. Spoke-Shaves,
I log Collars and Chains,
H-eve llru-ln s.
Sailor's Palms,
1 'off. e Mill-, Meat Monks, Wash lio-rd*,
Uein'h Screws. Sadi I’miis. I'lollies Pin*. Knncy I’.as
I i.-Si Hook- Me<l Cords, keu Seri w VVreiichir,
(. nti Caps, Clioi*| ling Tray - VV hips and Canes,
Cun-flies and Wax. i'u» Cenilmus,
Cent* Driving Cloves.
A LSO
A Complete s- orlmclll of Toilet Article-, Candles ol
every description. Dried Fruit. Preserved and
Orcein Nuts of nil kinds The Atlantis
and Kurnpeaii Papers and Magazines,
on the arrival of the Steamers.
These goods have been selected iviih the greatest
care, purchased cheap, and will ho furnished to onr
customers either at wholesale or retail, as low as by
any other store in the Mines.
J 'fF Persons desirous of obtaining any art’nie from
San Francisco, can do so at a small per cent, advance
upon the first cost by leaving their orders aClhi- -lore.
\t >i c patn+j
N. It —All outstanding debts due the (l.tn of J. II
Smith At Co . must be paid to the undersigned or his
agent J. .1. 1.0 kwiHui.as he alone is aiilhorizcd to
use the name of the linn in liquidation.
oc-.nr VVM. C, :»A Y.VK.
O I cs. n
AND
TO - 23 ■XTU'
TOBACCO STORE
FillK PHI>OF Ill'll,MNC, MONTGOMERY ST.
ONK DOOU FROM ANVERS ST,
[J i >IIN S, HOW MAX wouldtrmjieotfttHy infom the
• V cl
citizens of Oroi ille Mid Untie County generally,
Unit in- is now opening the fnr-t and most ettetuive
stork of Cigars and I'nbacc.i to balound this si-lu of
Sacramento, which will hc s. hj at Mkryvvtllc and
Sacramento prices.
A I,S' i playing Curds, Wpes, Olgarilos,
Stmlf, Ate., Ate , ul Wholesale and Retail, Ch.jai- for
Cash. 031 l
J. E. Meacham
Ih-gs to inform the cilizensofOrogfVlsrand
vicinity, that Having; rxxrchased ot Mr, J
jSSSanI. Itiass Ills siipt rior and well seh-cleil
Stock of flood*, and taken Ihu Si we re
cently opening by him in the new Prick I!lock on
Myers street,, four doors from Montgomery, he is
oif •ring the same as cheap >as can he purchased in
Marysville—consisting of t-'h Mr, Pork, Hams, bacon.
Corn Meal, Uniter in FiiMit* and Ini lit Packages,
hard and Cheese in tin. Nit*. Sugar, Crushed Sugar,
Uice, VernicUla. Macaroni, Ac., ,Vc A complete
assort mem of (Jroceries-anil Liquors, Hardware,
Clothing and Boots and Slums ol -ltf
FOR SALE!
NL Til K building uud lot situated on Monlgatn.
ery street, and known uvtlle Hotel de Fiance
" willi a lot on each side with a stable. The
~, At "" " ••
use i- now doing a good badness, and is one of die
-I hu-lne-s stands in Ih* place. One of the part
rs being obliged to leave for the purpose of settling
uni* family business, istha roaaoirotlereii for Sollovg
us vtiluulile property.
- *niiii 11 mi jo i-j" ■
For further particulars nptdv on the premises.
ii,-4 If CLOI CHET &. ULLLIOD
To Contractors.
Plt< ipt(SA 1,8 fur Mnmitig and dry tug th» Huckeye
Claim, will be received uulii the v'lilli ne lanl
I he claim con-isls-of oM !*>al portion of Ihe Main
i ealh.-r river, cominenciiT a l lie lower end of High
(lock race and running down stream about eleven
hundred feel. JAMES SARGENT, Sec’y.
(leiolii-r Sill, A. 11. IR5h.- oB St
B . MsA-nTIKT,
Opposite the Ophir Drug Store. Moelg-imery street,
OBOVILLE
■ ' f.f.ps Constantly on hand,- * well »e
-■k lecled stuck of
Groceries, Provisions-,
IJoois, Shoes,
Clothing, , Lujuors,
Milling Tools, &c.. &.c.,
Which he offers at the lowe-t uAes-FoR CASH.
£ gTG«ods delivered FREE UF GHAKGE.
Oroville July 14, 18 58. jy!4 If
FOR SALE!
'■A
U Hoods, of his i-oods alone, or his hot and Mei
itiiated mi Monigoniery street near the Orleans liolFl.
or term* and lurtla-r iulorroettoiFv apply to
e. MAKTIN,
on Hie luennses.
LIME! LIME!
MIK U-NDKKsIiiNKD uFrLK FOR SALK, AT
their -LIME KIhNS. on tin; tVeSI UraiH-h ol
,liter river, •v’dsmlid uriiclo of LIM E. All order
wids Jr \. IftlAU, Hiiutoiia’s Exchange, Oru
e. wiM bepnen*tly aitemleil to
HOOKE, McUANSLS & CO.
Ilgusr J 9, IPafi ' Bllgjfl-lf
'Merchants Hotel,
F-1 R S T S TR L K T ,
Near Ui» Steamboat Laudiug,
MAC YS VILLE
THH BUBSOKIHRK HAVING LEASED
the MurcheiMß UnM fiw • term oTyears. wil;
give his personal attetuion if. kvx-fmig a First
Clair Hotkl, and aolicitsi a share of puMic painne
age. Bar, Billiards aua Batbiug R<-oms in the House.
•H O. M. SVANi.
MISCELLANEOUS.
o'
• v \\c W holesa/e x
-- A K U
''i,
LIQUOR VAULT,
Myers street. above Montgomery.
TilK I NUKR'ItiNED II VS IN STORK
Ifi'j li>r sale,l lie billowing slock of Liquors,
Ufetegfa whid, he will sell. Imving no rein or city
taxes to pay. Ml rums lower limit can he
ho,mol ui eUliert-acraiiieiiloor Marysville ; and would
cull the lit leu lion ol retailers to examine his slunk be
loro purchasing elsew here. /'/./,’.t/.>. C.iSH’.
•o barrels Monongahela U lucky,
ll.i barrels Domestic Itruiidy.
tt bairel* it. I). A V 0., co
4 barrels Ihuieite llraii <y,
♦ pipes Holland t • in, 3 barrels Port Wine,
4 barrels luilf i.onion Sherry , Together wiih
.Ml eases darel. Curacao. Lull de vie Hunlzick,
SO cases la-slie'-It tiers, I Senses Haul Siiulei ne.
ti cases Lslrnil .-Mwiudie.
1J ciiS’S MenitH r'jer'i'ahliiel,
f-cotch U Inske/ Iwipeiial Ale ill cases,
li cases tllmrer M me. Ilaspberry. .strawberry,
Lemon Syrup, U» cases Chinnpague Cn'er, Brandy
Peaches. l*coich. English and-Aim-nciiii Ales, of dll
fere nl bra oils, Ac., Ac. THOMAS IHsSKT.
Oroville, Ja >y l.'i, irt.'li; jy l.Vlf
MONTE CFUSTO
BOWLING SALOON!
One duos above the I ■. S. I.ivery Stable, My ers street,
OROVILLE
s4e
JOH-Jf- SCOTT, I’roprietor.
-®s
raiio. \4ioVE umt i.im; *aloon has keen
|mi n CU.MI’I.kUK REPAIR, aaid we respect
fully lot he the I toy* in and about Ciese diggings who
wish to play a ijinol mane of Tf.N KIN!*, or lake a
nice, co, I iiroh of.StiintA lu (jive us a call at the
MONTE CTtVIO. JOHN etCU'IT X CU.
Oroville. August-SO, uugjn-lf
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING !!
TO SUIT EVERYBODY !
fpMIK UN DNUSUJN'-LH begs leav*- In inform his
JK.' friends. (.Mirons and- citizens of Oroville and
vicinity, that tie has tularge and wull .'»lecu-d stock
ol 1.0.i,1s on hand, con tsling of
FA S 111 ON AML i: CHOW LUNG,
Hoots, Shoes, llats.st,c.~,
Which he is determiiwl to sell at TKN PER CRNT
CHI \KKI! TH AN AN V OTHER E.STAIH.ISHMKNI'
I N THIS TOW N. (tall and see us, and examine our
slock Indore purchasing elsewhere. A. D. KKlit.
I’, is —lt KME >1 HER, Montgomery » reel, next
door lo the I nl',l*l Hotel, --vu of
“TUBCIIEAVaST CLUTIHNG AND BUR
NISHING STORE IN OROVILLE.”
Oroville. July ”4. ISati, jyxMlf
Blank Books.
A FRLSII SUPPLY, and first rate assortment ol
g'A. J*/l sad Ilittj lltnnul f.link Hooks,
Just recei."t-x “Voiing America,”
PASS BOOKS, SHEEP AND TUCK MHMO
KAN DU.MS, M-OtNTHLY AND WEEK
LY TIME BOOKS, RECEIPT
BOOKS. MOPPING AND
STOREHOUSE),
AND CASH OOP UNO PRESS BCK'KS,
School Writing Boohs, Miniature B/unhs
NOTES DRAFTS BILLS LADING
&c &c-
Noisy .Carrier's Hook and Stivtiwiery Co.,
N©s: i»4 and (Hi Long Wharf,
a'27mT amt 97 battery street
MONTGOMERY BATHS
Anil Rattier Shop.
fE’IIMI* i •'H'disliiueuv witk herealur bo conducted
Ji. by the !i«ii of
HALU JACKSON & BfcACKSON,
who will be pleased lo wait upon ill who may favor
them wi itHh. ir pal'onage. in a sty of artistic taste
and skill ii'cmpa-s -d in lids town. The liallilug
apartments ure Uinnl ooHifoiahly tilled up, and cold
Ho! and Shower llatlis fiirui-lied I a moment's no
tice ol pure water from the city works.
WaKTt maker a tail .Lewder.
i would uespE'TFully inform
J-fNllllie citizens of Oroville ami vicinity, Ihal I have
I*l* purchased ol Mr Ro«vni!iul, Ins Waliliiuu-
LI 114; uml .Jewelry tilklubUltutrnf, on .Mont
gomery street, and have located my sell pennai.eiitlj
in the above tuts,ness in this place .uni hope hy stricl
iillviition to business. to me it a reasonable share ol
patronage Cube abuvomie.
I. will gur mntee to do IVork ns well as it
can he fioue auyivheie iu -the Stale,
ALL KINDS OK JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER
N B —Particular attention pied to the Repairing
of Walchen. (. KO. K SMI 111
Oroville, August li.lPoß a tig 11 tf
LA FA YK i' IE RK.STAI RA NT,
Montgomery street, opposite tile Orleans Hole
OROVILLE
I lIK SUU.'i RIIILUH RESPECT
fully announce lo their friends and ihe
e.itizens of oroville generally, Ihal they
iSM iiMlia „, v , opened a SPLENDID RKSTAI •
RAN I in me above name,l place, -ettere they , re pre
pared lo lurnisli the public with alt the luxuries ami
delicacies to lie found in tlie market.
Rates of Hoard £
Board jier week without (aiding, 00
Ifexrd per week with Lodging 9 UO
WM.OELR it A MICTIRNK Ml.
aStf - Propri-tors.
i
I WOULD* BKSPi-.i Tf L i.L V ititorm the public
of ilrovfth- and VKinily, that I have openeil will,
llic largest at>d'*>-sl nrlecled stock of
DRY. «OU4jS AND CLOTHING,
everdm- ig*'! lutnlkia tuurket which I will Sell jitst-tt
luwct ulir liUHiisiti Smi Ir.im-u. H SIMoN,
New I ire proof-brick bloek, Aiuntuwincry street.
Picas*- give tire a c II ami examine fur yuur-e|ves
Orcv-l'a. Sept, go. If".-* -.0 ~ t
Clieap- John’s Nominations!
BUG H Ail AM BiLL.MURB AND FREMONT,
rfIHE ONLY THREE UANDIUATER IN THE
1. field. !*» is- "CHEAP JOHN ~«n My.r
ir-el, tlie only one in Oroville, who sells doming
and Kurntshing t.oods
TWENTY PER-CENT. CIIEAPKR
Than any o*h*T store ia this Town. NO lIITIBUU.
live him-• call. Uemwiobar iheeifftH-
Cheap Jbhn’s Clothing. Depot,
Myers street, helow tha Duly Bulla Record nfflce
£ept«iub«r ‘IST, Ikitk S-ttLlf
MISCELLANEOUS.
M«»* « ( ONNOR,
S in some st.. Sun I'runciscv.
KliWAKll PUKKR,
i)roi illr.
PARKER & O’CONNOR,
Importers. Dealers,
AND RETAILERS,
lii Zjiciuors, Wlnos,^
ENGLISH ALE & LOUTEU.
hnt;<; leave t<> state. th at they have
■ J opened a Store lit Myers street < irovitlo. lor
the sale ol the above uiliclc'*, ln'lDrirl'l KK ANH
IN AIM LTEI! UK 11 SI \TK.
1 heir slock will benr the CL*W*K?T SCRUTINY.
The TRADE ale therefore r*specH illy requested U*
mil uud examine il hefo-v purchasing elsewhere
Oroville, Sept. s. Is idf ss It
OROVILLE STORE
Wholesale and Retail !
TJAIUi undersigned having returned from Sun
Francisco nnil removed to ilie l ire Proof Brick
Block, Montgomery. two doors tr«>m Myora street,
(U ashingion Block i would res peel lull) mil it**- i»l*
lenlion ol the iiihabbhtrts of Oroville him! vieitill) - ,
to the tael of his having the largest Sloek and’ Ihe
host nssortinetit of Hoods iff, he found this sMr ol
fiUTiinienlo. My Hoods wereaU purchased lor cash
at Ho- very lowest figure that money could huy them
lor, and as I sell for fa, h. and l ash only Unit doing
awu) with llm list of deiullleioi* w Inch everyone
mils) have that does a credit business. 1 am pro*
pared to oiler Induce’wen Is hr customers such tvs no
other House in Oroville will offer. My Stock i Misisls
ofHKOI KillKS in ml ils varieties; I’rovlsions ol the
best quality; t.iipiors and f i yrups of tno choicest
brands CilOflvKßV of the latest styles, and
HAHDIVAIIK in all its h aiichtW.
In add t’on to this, customers cwnhave their goods
delivered by inv Express Wagon at their own dour,
Iree of barge, J K klirislNti,
odd
EAGLE BAKERY,
COUNt.II MVEILS iv BIRD STS., ORUVII.I.E.
a WOULD SA Y TO MY FKIKNDsj and the public,
. that having become sole proprietor of 11* above
establishment. I tun ready lo serve them with live best
and Ireshesl
hItKAD, PIES, CAKES. &.C.,
At short notice and on the most reasonable terms
RUDA, SUGAR & RUTTER CRACKERS
Constantly on hand. My Waggon will deliver every
dong in my line at llie residence of my eiisnuiu rs.
CHARLES CHEiIRV.
Oroville, July iiJ, 18ot)’ jy2‘J tf
WUMEHS* STORE 1
BETWEEN M< -M i.oM El! V 4, BIRD STREETS,
Opposite the Butte Record Criming office.
JeMvCUKK & DUO.,
fEAulie lids illellxKt of tendering Iheir thanks to the
» citizens and miners of Oroville, for iheir past
lineral patronage, and respectfully solicit a conlinu
ance of the same, Tl» patronage extended lo ns vve
shall endeavor lo itiwri by keeping on hand a well
selected it 1 lock of Uoodctit H e lovvasl market fates,
such as
PROVISIONS,'.
GROCERIKST
HARDWARE, -
Roots,
shoes,
CLOTHING
uud olh,’radicle* too numerous to nieiuioi,.
N. 11. — We have on hand the best quality of Haled
Hay, which w ill be sold in luts-to'sait.
Oroville, July J 2, Itioli.
JUST RECEIVED
FINE LOT of I’llliMl HUH <«t Dm ‘ Pioneer
Variety kjlort'/’ and •*\ aiiktru N'jlrmii lh*pul.'’
a L m o'
Thu most complete a*M»rim*iii of Shelf Hardware.
IVrmn* d«‘>iruu?t of -*inlii»‘f.hoih** the m InnuT'Cu
Steamer I'apt'n*, can do *o hy leaving Hw» ai
the l*e*neer V.irietv S ore mid Valiko* Noiiuii* De
pot. U’a-hiui'hm Block, eliecl ltd dour from
Montgomery m ' oil
Dissolution ol Co-partnersliip,.
fTJAHE CO-P-ARTN EKSHII* herelofore ex sting hi.
H der the name and style ol Comely \ Nash is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All unsettled
business w ill oe settled hy J. M. Nash
A, IL • ONNLLY,
J. M. NAMI.
Oregon City, 20th. ISjfi, oc2"-,"t
GREAT BARGAINS!
A H MU. MEN DEE inleml* cii<nuiii£ hi* hi-hu*-
*<>oll, he will Hell Daunerreotypi *- \mbroiy U'*,
'**d IMminyapti I icnnesi h**aprr »halt can bt*m*k u>
the >laie * l»ewhere. He ban l'icliires ol
ill the Mt»ine> on Keatlu r Kiver from the JuiicUmi
iJown,hnn which any mi lder ol { taHoi<rapti* e.i i
he print**» lhai may he *h*Mred Any* ur«ler for tin
a.une le*’| at hi* room wid be pr unplly aliei *4ed to.
He will soon have a Panoramic \ i*>w of urovdle.
Hum wiM -contain ihe entire town and • wulry aroniai
Ibis, at an, cun he had on p up* r. m a tine »iy|e~-
’■'pecimeim ol In* work-can he *eeh at ullh«Mir*ot
die day hi* room on liuniooii *t., oppo.-n« the.
.North l alifuruiun 1 oITJw
MO TICE .
r JA H E mtlWritlltl It lakes this mel+uw* i f tip n
mg the pul;!m ih.it lie has established hims.
oi the loetliwss ot I NoLRI VoLR mid is prepar
to pay prompt attention lo all calls that may liema
m In.n in l,is line of bitsuiess, withsi stimtsa and d
patch.
N. M —Also, strict all, »iou g : vwft to setting It
Hard l'..blen, Coloring Bi hunt Balls, itc. and g. nei
Cabinet business, on Bird sin el, adjoining the sen
uary. oliilta. .LdIAMEU.
EAG EE S AEG () i\
Montgomery street, between ’to. Miners’ Bakery
and Hotel de I rtioco,
OROV ILLEv
r SAHE rP.UPRIKI'iiUi. Im/wh; I’Ued ,r;» live eho*,-
mulled BRICK i* tho N la a »hfr secoliC ,o
no, e in Orbville most nMjwctlully inform ll.slr
■'leohs and I'm, public, that ".e, have received Iron,
tlie Importers, a stock ot LtUL't »RS of theffrw quid
,‘y. w ill, win, h they guarani. <• lupitnisiilfatM ">ay
fa»'*r them with a cull '.'AM. Mclßlhi x Ct».
Oroville. October lath. IXati. j, O if'
XJ. S. Livnxy Stable;
Myen Street-Near Montgomery
f|V» Ki.KP PAt E WIIH l IIK Ti vlr-s. and apid
M. growth of uiir town, have, ol lute, and will
T’sn time lo mm., make extensive auditions to our
slock and otherwise improve our esiabli-diinwnl, U
meet with entire saUslacliuu Cm* increasingdosueoUs
,ff thO age.
tftowk taken on Livery on th* most retnonaMa
t'ernis. If dtwired. we will hoy< sell of exchange
sliNtlf—in short transact atl business api ertaioingm
a first clast Livery Stable Ihe finest Buggies, hacka
and S übtle Horses. Inrnished at a nMiinetuHi tuffice.
Thankful for past favors, we Hope to merit a roll
tlnuance ot the same HKOWN*. HOKPMAN*
Doted Oroville, July 10, I8j«. JylOdll.
(Drouillc Dnilii Jktlc iutotk
From the I'ullforiila Express,
ITAN Fra>ci*co, Oct -oil, ’«>•».
Fiutors Kxprkss s In the Marysville Her
ald of yesterday, the editor asserts the De
mocratic State Committee sitting in thiscity,-
refused to pay for printing my pamphlet
ug >inst Fremont. The contrary of this is
the truth —that body not only not refusing
to aid me in the publication of it and other
documents, but voting a certain sum I T
such purpose. The failure of ■ the Commie
tee to raise funds for any purpose, and a
portion of thb reasons wherefore have been
male public. This occasioned my card of
complaint about the matter; and since 1
may have been partly instrumental in lead
ing the Herald man astray, I take this metli
od of undeceiving him
A word or two as to the Herald’s charges
of the pamphlet being a 'libeloils’ production.
1 nave smit lo the editor of that paper, a cir
cular, titled ‘History Attested’—'Facts ver
sus Fictions. ’ iii it are to be found the cards
and letters of teveral well known gentlemen
of standwig and respeclibdity, living in va
rious pans of the State, who were otbeers iu
the 'Califtirnia Battalion of Mounted ifitlc
metr,’ commanded by Major Fremont; to
gether with other residents here in IH4O-7.
Without his reading those, lam convinced
Mr. Lull wan previously fully posted as to
the truth ol my statements about Fremont;
on i bet' ire the Black Flague broke out and
be took it, would have been indorsed by him
in full.
Ido not, however, call upon nor expect
him to testify, under present Ircumstiinccs,
to the'truth in the premises, on Ids owir
know ledge and former convictions, but must
beg of him when denouncing my little sketch
of Fremont's biography, career and charac
ter, not to follow the unfair example of the
Chronicle cf this city, and the Times of Sac
ramento, in venting his spleen and spite
j against me individually and solely, for hav
ing exposed to public gu/.e, their humbug
[’residential candidate, in his true colors.—*•
, ll 1 have 'slandered' Col. Fremont, those
who attest my statements are slanderers
| 1 life wise ; and they constitute not only those
| whoso ; edit oaten base !+en published, t/nt,
to gain <ln tmphati'ally and knowingly
assert, tum lt ni iwrntit thsofa/l the old of
ficers and nu n of Fn in out's hattallion , and
others of foreign birth living in Califor
nia m Ibid uinl in lb 17.
That this declmitioii of mine may be prov
ed, 1 intend having, if possible, their pref
erences polled on tiio day of election.
With the exception of about a half dozen
in this city, ami the same number in other
parts of tli.) State, to whom Jocd’aliner ham
promised office under Fremont, 1 do not, at ■
ler talking with and hearing from several'
hundreds, learn of any more going for him
la sneaking o( Fremont's qualifications,
they nearly all use the same simile—that
‘he is not tit to be a town constable,’ (the'
lowest grade of an executive oflice)and could
not be elected to that post where he resided,
and was well known.
1 was not aware until informed by the'
Herald, that l)r. Gwiu had any of my pam
phlets for circulation Certainly no man
ought t« know more about Fremont's intel
lectual powers and knowledge of political
economy than the I) >ctor —he having been a
me oher of the Convention at Monterey in
IbW (to which body I also was elected but
di I not attend) when Fremont, as is alleged
by some of his supporters, told its members
li 'W to make the Constitution —in fact was
ttie principle framer of it (which information
th ugh I may rein irk in passant was never,
strange to say, made known till lately.)—
Lb G win was also a colleague of Col. Frc- ■
mant during ihc hitlers short career in the
U. S. Senate, an 1 1 know that Gwiu’s csti
m itc of Ins abilities privately and candidly
‘Ktir.-sse I, was then and siner> precisely what
I have stated in my pamphlet.
'i «.i or Bid well ot Butte, in w'lich county
the llitraM says Lb Gwiu has been circula
ting the aforesaid documents, told mo of a
sneering'j the or sarcasm on the California
represriiial'ion going the rounds of the polit
ical ein ! es at Washington during the tall of
I Mb. The s‘ory is told in one of my arti
cles i.gaivist Fremont, published in a Sacra
mento paper in January IH'il I hope the
nigger organ of that city will hunt it up
and republish t.
(’. C. PIC It ETT. in
DrsTiNcristirn Arrivals. —Cnpt. Wells
and Charley Pei ton, the one the Treasurer,
and the other the Tax-Collector of Vuba
County, called' on its. yesterday. Charley
looks as "Besljy’’ ns ever, but the captain is
frightfully emaciated, and should diet hira
seli on sumo of the A. H. provender said to
have been prescribed fop persons who are 30
far gone as to cft'**r their support to Fremont,
not ins minting however that the Chplain is
at all afflicted with the “wooly head,” for
nobody ia further from it.
Hacks.-—Mr Witt,-our energetic carrier,
gives the-followrng-report of the races ye»-
tei J.iy. over the Garden Ranch. The firs*
cutest was-between Mr. Burdwell's gray
horse ami Mr Tsrr’s dun mare, for a siugFe
dash'Of UtiU lards— stakes 100 a side.—
Worn by. the mare by three feet Another'
race game off ju-t niter, between li«r.l well**-
horse and Ur .Shepard’s black horse for£6or
—same distance as the first race, Burd well’•
horse winning by about fifteen feet Th*-
Bordwell horse was again entered to run■
against a buy horse belowgiwg toaomebody
iu Oroville—distanae 300 yards far a pore*
of £SO. The bay wna Vy- at leaat 50 feet.—
Considerable money changed hands during
the various races.

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