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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Report of the Hospital Physician.
*To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Butte
Connty;
The undersigned, appointed by your Honorable
Board, physician to the Connty Hospital, begs leave
to submit his first quarterly Report, commencing
fr rn ihe l»:th dav of August last, for ihe informa
t ion of the Hoard- Since the Hospital was placed
in my charge, a« resident physician, we have passed
through the -xklie-t reason of the rear; and the
present i . re tlian all former years has l>cen noted
for the genera! prevalence of a febrile epidemic of a
mild f< ;rr.. confined principally to the town of Oro
ville , i its immediate vicinity. The excellent lo
cation of the H «pital has this year been tested ; it
is situated conveniently to the county seat, and
upon the bluff above the malaria arising from the
dec <mpo Jion of vegetable and animal matter In
town and along the banks of the river. The loca
tion has lieen r roved this year to be decidedly
healthy ; for, not withstanding the many cases
which have been treated daring the quarter, only
eight death- have occurred, and lhe>e cases were be
yond tlie rea»h of remedies before their arrival at
ihe hospital: while at the Sacramento Hospital out
of one half of the number of cases, In the month or
Oft- :. ix deaths occurred, as appears by the re
port ot the attending physician. This speaks not
only well for the general health of Butte county
but it i- evidence also of the fact,that deases in this
part of (.hidiornia readily yield, as a general rule to
j 4 ,<.; ,p. ~i:d treatment in comfortable quarters.
The f ■■ ix st itement shows the general condi
tion of the Hospital:
Xumb'-roi | remaining under treatment at
beginni« g of tln quarter 39
Number the quarter 100
Total nuraer under treatment during the quar
ter 159
Niunle-r di-'.-J; irged as cured 104
Number cli-'iiaiged as relieved 0
Number dc-v ean-d 8
Number a*, present remaining in Hospital— 21
Total 139
The f- Uov. ing are the deaths :
Ft- m C« .sumption, I ; Typhoid Fever, 1 ; Ul
ceration <>t t! • Bowels, 1 ; Dropsy, 2; Acute Dys
eutary, 1 ; Tertiary Syphilis, I; Chronic Diarrhoea,
1. Totals.
The fust rase- Robert Curry, had labored under
consumption for several years : the second John
ilassett. brought to the Hospital in a dying
state and survived but 21 hours: the third. Peter
Johnson, contracted his disease in crossing the
plain* last season, from insufficient and unwhole
some fool, which disease (ulceration of the bowels)
had be* oine incurable when he reached the Hospi
tal he died three days after : the fourth, (Jerhard
Tavier. hit<l at Dropsy resulting from diseased lungs
under whicli he had suffered a long time previous to
his ado ; - ion to the Hospital; the sth, L. F Ander
rson li ■ 1 drop.-y of the chest, of some live weeks
Matiding, and died live days after he came to the
llospit.il ; the cth, Michael Merigan, had suffered
from acute dysentery two days previous to l>eing
}?!a • d under my charge, and nothing could arrest
the pr-> - i t -s of the inttamation—be died three days
afterwards *, the 7th, John B. Riling, had been the
vp t:!:i of malpractice previous to Iris arrival at the
Hospital, and died five days after his arrival ; the
Bth Win. S. Browne, had been laboring several
•weeks under his disease without mediaal advice,
and when he came under my charge he was beyond
re o\ury-lie lingered but -ix days. Thus while
the c few ( a-x- • f mortality were or appeared to be
inc liable, from the time of their reaching the hospi
tal, y<t the sufferer were greatly relieved in their
dvio- n.'-rip-nts by the care and attrition, which
t]n dity * our county provided them.
Tlie \ srious diseases which have come under my
I*c;* * 11 jci i t during the quarter tend t<» show the
gn- ai. ; nt of labor and constant medical atten
«:.ti •rc , ' ito to relieve the patients under their
phy-i m 1 crings, and to restore them to health.
T)ic-c an- as follows : Tertiary Syphilis,9 ; Ulsn u
ic (ioi'.rlics. 1 ; (leushel wound, I ; Staph)lcma, I ;
Scroluious Hpthalniia, (5 ; Billions fever do Am.toro
-i-, 1 ; jstri.-tare of Urethra and Orchitis, I ; incis
ed foil, 1 ; Neuralgia, and Opthalmia purulenta, 1 ;
A cute Mil- u mutism, I : Carteal Suralysis, 1 : Goner
rcM/c.i Opthalmia. 2 ; Chronic Rheumatism 32 ; Gon
cr.il I*. o y. 2; Asciu - 1 ; Hydrotherax, 1 ; Com*
poim Fr’o lure, 1 : Gastric Hepatic Derangement,
I ; I i.q ! r.i_ r matic lullamation. 1 ; Purulent Opthal
mia - ; Phthv.-is Puiiuonales, 2 ; Epilepsy, 1 ; Dys
enloy A- • 1 ; Neuralgia, 4 : Erysipelas, 2 ; Bil
liors Ri. - uiatism,<’». Total, 139.
1* would perhaps be interesting to know the place
of nativity of the various persons in the Hospital
during the quarter, as it m; y convey useful infor
mation t ) the stuticiaa of the character of the pres
eui popuhitio i id’ the county, as well as other mat
ters : Fr >m Missouri 4 ; New Jersey I ; Pennsyl
vania * : Ireland 25 ; Germany 12 ; Wales 2 ;
Frau c 11 ; Sc Aland 2 ; New York 15 ; Canada 2 ;
.3; Maine i>; Portugal 1 ; Massachnsets
10: Illinois .3; Ohio 10; England 9: China 2;
low a 2 ; Wisconsin 3 : Sweden 2; Denmark 2 ; Cou
nt- : : l 2 ; Italy 2. Total 139.
I; »;•*!.- xe great pleasure in speaking of the
uni! * ia g h»* 1 order that has existed throughout all
d'-pai l incuts of the Hospital during the quarter, and
I ( imi-u .-ix-rtk in terms of too much commendation
of tin.- :;tlemauly bearing of the patients and tlie
gralitu ie they have all exhibited and and expressed
tor the generous provisions made for them by the
county. Respectfully submitted,
JAMES O’BRIEN, M. 0 .
Pacific Mail Steamship Co’s Line
TO
I? A. A A M A .
» ('in:net f 1 ng via. Panama
■ . J Railroad with the steamer*
of the* United Slates Mail Steamship Company at Aspin®
wall, for NEW YORK and NEW ORLEANS direct.
Dkpxrtlrk from Folium Struct Wharf.
TIIM (JXL V SA F I: .v UELIAB f.E ROUTE.
The magnificent Steamship
<; OLl> E N Ac; E ,
B. C. WHITING, Commander.
3000 Tons Burthen,
Will leave Folsom street Wharf, with the Pulled
Elates V; Passengers and Treasure, for PANAMA,
On SalmdaT, Nov. :200a. ISSS.
Ax D o'Ci.ock, A. M., Pc.tctcai.lt.
Passengers by the P. M H Co.’s Line are landed on
their arrival at Panama, upon the Wharf at the Rail
Road Terminus, by the Company's Steam Ferry Boat
and are transported.
By the Panama Railroad Company,
lm::i li'lely Across the ISTHMUS to ABPINWALL,
where the steamers of tho U. S. Mail 8 Co. are always
in readiness to convoy them to New York or New Or
leans.
Th Panrcuatl.iilroad Company, and the U. S Mail
Steamship Company have authorized agents to sell
their Ti . if desired by holders of Pacific Tickets.
Treasury for shipment will be received onboard the
•earner until 12o'clock, midnight, Nov. 19th.
No merchandise freight will be on board
after .3 o'clock P. M. Nov. 19th. and a written order
jnustbc procured at the office for Its shipment.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
FORBES ti BABCOCK.
Corner of Sacramento and Leldesdorf streets,
Bnn Francisco.
Notice.
of Butte Q,uar*z Mining Co., )
Oro tills, November 9. \
VOTFE!' HER KEY GIVEN THAT AN ASSESS.
■X A f five dollars per share on the stock of the
Butie Q>: irt.- .Mining Company, has been levied this
day. ma le p tyable to Treasurer on or before the 11th
day of Dvci mocr. 1858. Itv oeler of the l»oar.l of Trus
l« -. J. FLOURNOY JOHNSON. Bcc>.
Nov. m. 185 v
Notice,
T|S HFRKBV (JIVES—THAT AFTER THIS DATE.
5 l!;.* of the Secretary and Treasurer of the Cali
forui, '\>.J Comp ; y. will be held at the office of D W.
Cht- sman. in th.- Town i»f Orosille and the meeting.-, of
the Trc-Jtts of *;id C mpany will he re a I ter be hokt at
ti e s:ot- ■:Y ■ • Vnnuai meetings »>f the Company for
elt r'i- n<■ officers will be held xs heretofore at Goal
Crvek. By order of the Trustees.
’ P IV. CHKKSiIAN, iec’y. Cal. Goal Co.
‘ Nov. 8, IS5>. [alodt # J
Notice,
Ss m UK! GIVEN, THAT THE ASSESSMENT OF
<Mr ' !. i j«t -bate <*u fhe capita! stock of the
Cr.' :< : :a oil C«>nipany, levied June 21ft, iSsS,i»here
by rvc- vc-.h \ 2-1 In: s. By order of tho Tr-isiees.
i' i». CH KESHAN, Sec‘y. Gal. <'«>•! Co.
Uroville, Nov. 8, 1858. r nl32t* 1
Notice,
fS H GIVEN—THAT AN 4BWSSXINI OF
one dollar per share levied on the e»pital BU>ck
of theCCi. :. i Coal Company, August 2d 1%-vs. nod
must be p . 5 to the Treasurer of eaid Company within
thirty day- fn ::i date, excepting those that paid the
atsvsdtaci;: of Jut e2l si 1858 By order of the Trustees.
V. Vf. cTIEESHAN. S©c J j. Col. Coat Co.
OrovlUe, Nov. 8, 185^.
Notice.
gbK. \\ >l, A\ tLSOX HA* REMOVED
B & his r.ffii • trom Bid well to Orovllie. opposi'o the
Si. NicboLvo Hole l oC-lti
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORIENTAL HOTEL !
Corner Bush, Battery and Washington streets,
SAN FRANCISCO
ir~> THIS WELL KNOWN FHtST CLASS AND
ffAcentn.l Hotel, h.vir* recent*
la'it r. Stle.l nnl ihorouifhly renovnted H now open for
;he r,-c.*ntj >n ot ifu-H. Evinthinst in It* neven.l dm
fTrtS. i* in complete or.ler end e.n„1.,.«t for the
sssrE*’»»• o- V 1 t
render the - Oriental’ *••***-
Justice’s Summons.
TTMTED STATES OF AMERICA..
JJ State of California, Count? of Bnte SS. In Jua
llce’a Court. Cascade township. Ti e People of the
Sute of California; greeting: You a-e hereby r.um
mor e-i to appear before rne. at my office in Cascade
Town -hip. County ot IJtitle, on the- 22<1 day ofSo
vimbtr, a. <l> 183 M, at 1-* o’clock a. m , to answer
unto the complaint of K, A Emerson, who sued to re
cover the suin of eigl ty-four and 60-100 dollar** on an
open account fur butchers meal sold and delivered,
when judgment wiil be taken against you fur the said
amount, t* get her with cost* and da nage-. if you fail t »
appear and ai>wer. To the Sheriff or any Constable
of fai*l county, greeting : M ike legal Service and due
return hereof.
Given under my hand this eighth day of November.
a. i». 1838. JOHN KK \ LB, Ju-lu C «»f Peace
of said Township.
It Is hereby ordered, that service of summons be had
in this cause by publication of same two weeks in the
Weekly Butte Hecrod from this date.
Witness my hand this eighth day of November, a. d.
IBSS. JOHN KEYES, J P.
Nov. 13. 185=1. 2w
Justice’s Summons.
I’MTED STATES OF AMERICA—
i rttate of California, County of Butte, B?s*. In
Justice’.- (’ourt. Cascade township. The People of the
State of California, to T. M. 8h«II, greeting: You are
hereby summoned to appear before me, at my office in
Cascade Township. County of Butte, on the t2d day of
November a. d. 1858, at 11 o’clock a. m .to answer un
to the complain' of Charles Noble, who sues to recov
the sum of fifty-one and 50-100 dollars, balance due
on a promissory note dated Mouresville. September 24.
a. d. 1838, when Judgment will be taken against yon for
the said amount, together with costs and damages, if
you fail to appear and an-iver. To the Sheriff or any
Constable of -aid county, greeting : Make legal service
and due return hereof
Given under my hand this eighth dav of November
a i» JS6B. JOHN KBYE*,J I P.
It is hereby ordered that service of summons be had
in this cause, by publication of the same for two weeks
in the Weekly Itutte Record from this date.
Nov. 8, ISSB. 2-w J' >IIN KEYES. J. P.
Notice.
|)r. JToliu W. Vunza ncl t.—Omfulimliallv calls
the attention of all those who wi.-h to con.-ult a physi
cian or Surgeon on all complaints of long standing, and
in all cases requiring surgical operations, together with
the following diseases—Nervousness or Spinal affection,
Palpitation of the heart, sick head ache. Dyspepsia, ina
bility. Lowness of Spirits. Loss of Memory, Fatigue or
slight exertion, loss of muscular power, a verson to so
ciety. pain iiilhe back and head, debility and general
weakness, w ith all ailments of a serious nature. Docv.
tor Vanzandt can he consulted at his office, foot of Clay
street, Sun Francisco, or by letter, staling symptoms in
PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF STATE CALIFOR-
KfRNI.V VS. JOHN DftLAN —District Court, loth
Judicial District. Ratio County : Warren T. Sexton,
Judge of said District Court, and P. 11. Harris. District
Attorney for the County of Untie and Stale aforesaid,
will hereby take notice that the undersigned wdl apply
to John U. Weller Governor, of the State of ( alifo. nia
fur a c* ininuiation of the sentence cf death passed upon
the *i:id John Dolan on the 11;h day of November, A. I).
1 8 8. for the murder of Edward Sharkey, to imprison
ment in the States Prison ol said State. The said John
D lan was convicted of the above murder on the 21.-1 day
*.f Decemb -r A D. Jrs7. and on the 2 th •»t same nioiith
s*:ntcnced to be hung on the 27»h of March, A. D. ISSB
—case appealed to Supreme Court of said State, points
overrule*! and final sentence passed on the 11th iiist.lhat
he be executed on the 7th day of January A D. IS it.
D. W CHEESEM'aN & L. 0. GRANGER.
Attorneys for Defendant.
I hereby acknowledge service of the above notice by
copy. P. 11. HARRIS,
T ist Attorney ol Butte County, Cal
I hereby acknowledge service of the above notice by
copy. WARREN T. eFX lON.
Judge 15th Judicial District.
Attest the following n true co|. v «•! Application of Com
Attest tne following n l ru«- cot V *•! Application oj Com
mutation «»t Hid Sentence of J n Dolan. Witness my
hale! and the Se-1 of the said Court, on this 12lh dnv of
November A. D. ltisS. M. 11. DAKKACH,'
Cle-k of District Court, Rut c Co.
By J II M ai.pi.e. Deputy,
Groviilc, Ni>v 11th, 185 d.
detail.
DR C H TOZER,
HE groat eradicator of Secret Diseases and foun i-
Jl or of the Hun
tnerian Medical liistiruie. Sixth et..
between J and K. Sacramento, woulu most respectfully
inform tho-e nlllicled with Private Complaints, such as
Syphillis, Gonorrhoea, Nocturnal Emis-i.ms, and ah the
consequences of self-abuse, that he was formerly Prac
tical Physician of Lwcke Hospital, in the city of Lon
don, where there are at all times under medical treat
ment. from 1,500 to 2.000, and for the lu.-t lour years of
thrcily of Sh. .’ocnlo. Thousands can testify to the
many radical and j>erfecl cures effected ; and it is well
known Unit he is the only one in the State who has
made a thorough and perfect cure after nil the advertis
ing quacks have failed.
A Pi aetical treatise on Venereal, by DR, C. If. TO
ZER. Sacramento, There are no maladies to which the
human family is liable of deeper importance, either in
a medical or msral poin: «»t v;cwt than those arising
from impure sexual intercourse.
A- medical men. it is our business to look at disease
merely as it »iT*-«-La life and hea,th; and our efforts are
directed, not t<» the reformation of man’s vicious pro*
pensi ies. but to the mitigation of his bodily sufferings.
It is iu this abstract sense we write ol Venereal Affec
tions. And it is in this sense that the Doctor should
address himself to their study. H his feelings are all'
ed to influence his professional pursuits, his qualifica
tions will necessarily be limited to those subjects th
a:i* most agreeable to his 'tastes To become an en
lightened practitioner, it is as essential that he should
be a lib.ral and anient one ; and affections, in their na
ture repulsive to delicate sensibilities, be regarded in
no other light than as morbid phenomena of the living
body
The whole business of the medical art. when we take
a low view of it and regard it only as labor, is a disa
grocab e one. In any lorm, diseasa is unpleasant to
look upon The sick chamber affords no pleasant Mghts.
The physician is made the witness both of physical pain
and mural infirmity, struck by disease, the attractive
parts «»f man - s.itu-e are clouded over, his pride is bum
bled; his intellect is disturbed ; his whole character, in
a won!, is transformed. Too often alas, is sickness the
consequence of his own folly; selllindalgence, the grat
ification of appetites. the exhausting toil of avarice, the
fever i-h labors for human applause, all produce their
baneful. fleets upon the cousiitution Bui to the medi
al attendant, the moral aspects are nolle have any in*
tiuencc npon his skill or his cures.
At the best, human nature is bat weak. This is the
first truth for a medical maxi t-» learn: and in whatever
way tin- weakness is exhibited, the philanthropic hea
will feel that it is a pleasure as well ;i« a duly, to relieve
bodily infirmities, whenever however they appear. Thi
is the higher and nobler view ol medical science. It
devotes itself to the mitigation of pain, the abatement of
disease, the restoration to health. In doing tills, its
minister mu-f be the spectator ot much that is disa
vrueaMe. Rut he is rewarded by the hdiy satisfaction
of tceling that although personal comfort is sacrificed
and -j in os thy is otten painfully excited, yet it is through
Mich a r«md that Benevolence has the wideal scope, and
met is with the richest return for its lal*>rs.
01 all the affections that afflict man. there is no one
more terrible in its consequences than Syphilis. |»r <ad
lula-: it is t * the person who first contracts it, frightful
as frequeiKlv are Us ravages in his constitution ending
occasionally in destruction; yet it is a disease of deeper
interest, and more to be lamented when transmitted to
offspring. Children oilen come into the world with the
disease hideously manifested to the eye, covered with
Mutches and sores; with wrinkled faces, having the ap
pearance of old age; and it is probable that every par
ticle of th** living organism is equally tainted with the
poison. When such & condition exists, it cannot be
doubted that life will too frequently be short and full of
pain.
Scrofula. Consumption, and other diseases that are
sometimes heriditary, are in many cases, its fruit; and
one way to stay Uie devastating march of those fear
ful fatal affections, is. as far as practicable, to Eradicate
Syphilis from the world. Would it not seem that a
disease so prevalent and direful, ought to excite the
dr- pi. , * interest among the medical men. bolii as re
spect- its true pathology and ats treatment ? What ex
cu-.* can he * ff-r for his ileficiency. who calls himself a
surgeon, and yet does not even recognize the disease
when _?:o M.*es it, ami is ignorant of the best means of
checking it and preventing any falureevil consequences?
I-.it enough for him to say to the imagination thedis*
ea»e is a I oath 9o nj one ? that it is a disreputable one to
have, and a di-gusting ,)u e to treat? sSueh an excuse
mav probably. -ni.iy hi ;n who has no belter, but itwill
rud satisfy science n**r philanthrophy.
Whoever trndertakes the medical profession with a
trm» -pint, will never rest contented with knowing onlv
a limited part of it. There is no subject that he thinks
f investigation and study. He can not be
smattering knowledge of what he is
unworthy <
satisfied w
bonn lu, antler.uo'l welL U. feci* .tstinlt upon him
ft a aKi ii.-iru... ...... .l. «... « * .
. —*■.-* uikju Him
• obp-.tioa—one, the .luty h« owe, t.> the nub..
[S’ •*« •Bhoaue*. that h* is ouaUS.-l im-m.
borof a w>W. ih_. other, i!. e .f u t y i„. u ,
. . * duty he owes to
if. tomake and maintain a reputation tor attain*
m«al« and skill. There are
him
fractitkiners. indeed
there are many, who are ignorant of venereal diseases,
b.cmsc they fancy Hi* not respectable to treat them.
Uf ail such persona it may be asserted as beyond dispute
that their ignorance is not confined to these di-eases
alone; jhey wil be found dekeient iu all other points,
-id are no; properly qualified for the responsibilities
ey hare assumed. Whoever has a just appreciation
of the medical ar f . will not s ki.aw any difference in the
respect ibility of diseases All maladies are alike fit sub
jects for h*- care anl reflection; and the only distinction
that he acknowledges, i> that which arises fro n their
greater or less gravity. Circumstances may. indeed, di
rect his practice in a particular channel, so that his bns»
ue.-s will be inclined to on® class of afflictions, rather
ban another; but this is not because he regards some
is beneath or unworthy his notice.
C, U. TOZER. M. D.
OROVILLE LODGE XO. 103, F. A. M.
A The stated communications of Oroville Lodge
No. 10-3, of F. A. M., are held on the lust Sat
' 'urday of each month, at the Masonic Halt over
Colton k Mcl»er.noil’s Drug Slot?.
D. A. UP >WN, W. M.
A. D.Rau,Svc'y.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
AND
General Stage Office.
THIS FAVORITE HOTEL, FOR-
K;ijj merly situated on the Corner of .Montgomery and
I fun toon itrert-S is now locale*! at the corner of
Lincoln and Montgomery strteta in the building formerly
known as the While Hall
The ST. NICHOLAS has been provided with an en
tirely new on til ot beds, bedding and other fixtures, and
in its table and all its appointments is second to no pub
lic house in Northern California. To keep pace with the
limes, the prices have been set at the following low rales
Mngle Meals, 50 cent a,
Lodging per Xlght, 50 & 75 cents*
FRANK JOHNSON, Proprietor.
B.—The off.ee of the California Singe Com
pany is at the St. Nicholas. nG
F. J. BECKER,
GUNSMITH
AM> DKaI.KII IS
Guns, Rifles and Pistols,
POWDER, SHOT, LEAD, CAPS. AND
(inn Trimmings, Montgomery street, below the
Ohio StaM*. Oro id , Butte County
W WORK made to oidrr. nnd repairing cxe
ented In the neatest manner. nU-lf
iron aniTms Iwidry!
AND -
MACHINE SHOP,
JAMES LOCHEII,--- Proprietor.
YE ARE NOW 3
KI’ARKI) TO Ft IlMdll >§.
at the t hcrtesl notice,
STEAM
QUARTZ
ENGINES
MACHINERY,
Saw and Grist 31 ills. Pumps,
DERRICK IRONS.
CAR WHEELS,
HYDRAULIC TIRES AND NOZZLES,
ANi) ALL OTHER KINDS OF
MACHINERY BUILT TO ORDER
Oil REPAIRED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
nr a Iso. every descriplian of Black smithing done
on reasonable lerlin. n6>tf
BUSINESS CARDS.
DK J H N OWES,
OFFICE—On the western side of the Pla/.u, imme
diately opposite the rear en i of the Court House.
ss3 3m
D. C. BI’HUMf AME. J. X. MVKRB
BtIRILVCAME & MYERS.
D E N T ISIS,
OFF ICE In Mathews’ lirick
Building, «»n Ilanloon street, between
‘ Montgomery and Bird airuets,
OROVILLE .
HENRY A GASTON
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
OFFlCE—(Temporarily) with Judge Wells, opposite
Court House, eastaide Plaza. j\2o
S- ROSENBAUM*
ATTORNEY A T LAW.
OFFICE—With J B Barker, E%q., cast side ofAbo
Plaza, opposite the Court House. au«4
GEORGE E- SMITH,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
Montgomery street, between Myers ana Huntoon
Streets Orovillle.
ALL KINDS Of J RW K LR Y made
to order—DIAMOND WORK and
other Precious Stones set in bcnutiini
style. COLD AN DSI LVEU W ' tch
CS,Ghains,(;old Buckles, Feus Clocks,
«ijjr &c., kc., fo^sale.
*v aTUHKS HEPAIRF.D Ay myself
pnovally. and warranted.
Don't forget he name, CEO. E, SMITH,
At Rosenthall s (-Id Stand d 22
HENRY GATEYMAN’
GERMAN PAINTER.
Miner.-.’ Alley,
East side, between Hiniloim and Mjers streets,
Oroville. m)7
RIINARD H FARLEY
ATTOP.NEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
NOT AH V PUIiLIC, REAL ESTATE
AGENT AND CONVEYANCE!!.
OFI-T .E—On Bird street.north side of the PJi.za
031
BURT & RHODES
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS aT LAW,
Oroville,
Office,—Bird street, in Bun’s new brick building, up
•'lairs. o]3
CHARLES F LOTT
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Oroville Butte Co.
Orrirr—Bird street, between Myers and Huntoon.
jyl4-U
THOMAS WELLS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Oroville, Butte Co.
Special attention given to the -marching of County
Records,! nvesiignlion ofTities, &c.,and to the drawing
Deeds nnd all instruments for record
OFFlCE—Huntoon street, opposite the Court House.
8-45
JAMES OBRIEN. M D
Particular attention paid to chronic diseases, and
all others common to this country. Has had large
experience in hospital and family practice, and con
fidently hopes for a share of public patronage.
Or fie k—At the County Hospital, Lynch burgh.
n2O
JOHN S BERRY,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
OFFICE—Bird street, three doors above the Butte
Record office.
County Treasurer’s Office, |
OnoriLi.it. Nov. 6th. 1858. }
Holders of Butte County Warrants registered on the
General Fund from the 21st of December 1857, to Feb.
4. l s sB. inclusive, ai-o, Warrants No. 1692. 1693. IGC*4
1605, 1696 and 1697, registered on the Indigent Sick
Fund. Feb C. 1858, are hereby notified that the same
are now payable at this office, and after this date said
Warrants cease to bear interest.
WM.LATTIMORE,
Treasujer Butte Co.
TABLE MOUNTAIN LODGE No. m,
F. A. M.f
#THR STATED COMMUNICATIONS of Ta
ble Mountain l*odg«*. No. 124. F. & A. M , are
held at their Hall in Oroville. on the Even
ings of the first Tuesday of each mouth.
CIIA’S. F. LOTT, W. M.
J. H. Maihi, JeSSidlffinn
QUO TELEGRAPH LINE,
Orovillk. August 16.1858.
On and after this date the rates of tariff for dispatches
over this line have been reduced.
alB B 0. STOCKTON, Sec y.
Dr. J. C. \ OL 3iC», whose advertisement adver
tisement appears i n another column, i»the pioneer adver
tising Physician in this Stale, has cured more patients
than any other. Attention is called U> bis advertise
ment.
Notice.
The share holders op the
Oukl.n l Mini o2 r ompanv w lisrobi- notiSed that
an ass» j&ment ul ifO,UO to the share has h-t n rn.ule ami
now due. A. K STEAESS, Secretary.
Doglows. October 2d -ft
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fall and Winter Stock.
J. M. CL.AUK & BKO,
\RE NOW RECEIVING AT, THE OLD STAND,
on Myers street, their usual large and extensive
stock of goods for the Fall and Winter trade, which has
oeen selected with great care, and at the lowest market
price-. We are determined that no house in the np
coui try shall undersell ns. We wool ! respectfully call
thn attention of Miners. Farmers, Hotel and Restaurant
Keepers, to the subjoined cata’ogue.
STAPLE GROCERIES-
Green Teas—Cartons Young Hyson, extra qon lily Old
Hvson. finest Imperial and Gun Powder.
Black Tea« Assorted to »?nl nil tastes, and at prices
varying according to quality.
CSfree—Be*’, O d i:«r. Java. Kioand Costa Kira, by the
»<k. or lb. Bovee’s San Fran. Fresh Ground,
1 lb peks , also Oroville do do.
Sroaa—Crashed and Powdered, in bbls , Gbbls .b xos.
and bv ihe Ib„ Fran. YelD>w Refined Cof
fee Siiy-tr. N O Brown Grant at ed, Calcutta or
China No 1.
Br«»*P—East Bos'on, San Fran Sugar House or Golden
Syrup, by the hhl. or k* gs of 5. 8 atid 10 gallons
each, also by the gallon.
PROVISIONS-
Bean*. Cal white, Chile
;m«l red.
Cm I. Smoked Reef,
Butter. Cal fresh, in roll.-
and tins.
“ C>'sheii, in fi-kinsA ktr*
Mockeral. No 1 S: i in H
and bbis and Kilts.
Codfish, extra fine,
Boston drd Herring, in tins
and by the lb.
Holland salt Herring in kes
Ciackers, soda, sugar, pic
pic n-ul ship b end
Corn Meal und Com Starch,
Tapioca St Sag •, extra qual.
Hominv. coarse and fia
Macaroni and Vermicellla
Italian & French,
Carolina, China or Manilla
It ice.
Split Pea* & Pearl Bar’ey.
Farina. Oatmeal and Arrow
Hr mt.
Cal. Flour. No 1, Eastern
flaxa‘l and Gal lego.
Buckwheat Flour, ext tine.
Cal & eastesu Cheese, No 1,
Pork, in bid- St bbls.
S F Corned Beef, extra.
Han s, Oregon & eastern,
Paeon ** “
Lard, in 5 &. 10 lb tins, or by
the pound.
Salmon, pirklcd and smoked ; etc..etc,
FRUITS ETC
Apples,dried, in % and # I Citron,dried and preserved
bb!s, or by the lb.
*• in cans and bottles,
Peaches. -‘ *•
Peaches, drio , by the box
or lb.
Pie Emits. a*«fd,in cases or
by try the bottle.
Crauberrias, strawberries.
Raspberries. Gooseberries,
Pine Apples and Pears,
fresh ami preserved.
Zinte «*urrants,
French Prunes, by the bex
or lb,
preserved Peaches, in
i class j-irs.
I Jam l * and Jellies, all kinds.
I in tins,
I Malaga Laver Raisins, in
I hi, 5 a an»l whole boxes,
I French Tomatoes, extra, in
I Ibis,
SPICES ETC.
Allspice, whole or ground
Currie Powder, India,
Cayenne Pepper,
Cloves, whole or ground.
Cinnamon & Ginger, *•
Hlk & Chile Pepper, 44
Cre»m Tartar,
Chocolate & pmrd Cocoa.
Irish 11",
pa pei - ?.
F ngbsh,
Mace and Nutmeg*.
Olive (;j|, by case or hot.
Lemon 4: Raspberry Synip
Worcestershire and other
English Baones.
Super Curb S da, In bulk or
buttle 4 .
i, 1 lb | Sage, Thvn-c X Majoram,
| Preston & Merrill's genuine
Mustard, Cal, French and | Yea-t Powders.
PCKLES AND PRESERVED MEATS
Aiich<-vi s, | Olives, French & Spanish.
French Gapers. | Glams k Lob-m-rs. in cans,
Tomato Ketchup in boil lea I Turkey & Ghickeng *•
or kegs J Oysio, various brans.
Green Corn, in cans, I iVpp. r Sauce. by cs or hot
k - P'-ns *• I Sardine*. j .t J bxs,
Cul Pirk’es, in kegs or jars, j Pure Gj.l-r Vinegar, in kgs
English n ixed •* in * k j and bbis.
OHS' PAINTS. COLORS- VARNISH
ES- CANDLES ETC.
Oil. Soerm, China, Nut St I roof 4.
Lard, 1 Bpe m Candles In bxs and
Boiled Linseed,
4k T'nboiled * k
'• Pine
Best Atlantic White Lend,
in 25 it - r >o lb kegs,
Ohio Dust, for painting
rt* ions.
Patent and chem'l Candles,
in bxs and cartoons.
Adamantine do. various
brand*.
Alcohol & (Via pheee.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES. ETC
Brooms, Cal & easterns
Broom U lii*ks.
Blacking, Scrubbing and
Dusting Brushes,
Buckets ami Pails,
Market La Shopping
Baskets,
Metallic Wash Boards,
Blacking for Stoves,
Bread N Mincing Bowls,
Butter Ladles A. Prints,
Badi Bricks,
Ciothes Pins and Lines,
Cans for oils or syrups.
SUNDRIES
• 'em j dins. a°so I siz -s,
Stone Jars and Churns,
Indigo and Fig Bine,
Mops. Matches &t uincing
Knives,
Potato Mashers .j- Ro ling
Pins,
C; s ile. English and Hill’s
Fa ni'y Soap.
Colgate's A: King-land's
Family Starch,
Sal Sola,
Washing Fluid, in qt hot*,
Sieves, iron X brass.
Cordage, all si/.*'s,
Wheelbarrows,
Blocks and Sheaves.
Vails, cut and wro’t. all szs
Wrndow Glass .S: Putty,
Baling Wire A Hope,
Miners’Supplies ou hand constantly.
Our stork of Far I ware and Cutlery. Glass and Crock
ery ware. Wines, Liquors and Syrups, will also be found
to be most complete. California Produce also kept on
hand nl all times We feel satisfied that there is no
house in the up-country possessing o ore superior ad
vantages and facilities tor giving entire satisfaction to
customers and patrons. Our prices shall at all limes Ik?
tis low ns the lowest, and as uniform.
IL?* Goods delivered promptly, free of charge. 8*25
golton & McDermott
[Formerly Kamlail tii McDermott,]
MAY STILL BE FOUND AT THEIR BRICK
building, Montgomery street, where they have
cne of the largest and best assortments of
Drugs ami Medicines.
Perfumeries, Paints, Oils.
Camphene, Ac. Ac.
To bn found north of San Franaisco. which they can and
will sell lower than any other house in the town. They
are Constantly receiving goods from below, and warrant
every article they sell to he pure and genuine. Traders
from the country are respectfully invited to give us a
call, W e are agents for the following articles:
Boil’s.San Is’.and Townsend’s Sarsaparilla,
n uy«ott’B Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,
Jayne’s Medicines.
Perry Davis* Pain-Killer.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Ayer s Cherry Pectoral,
Osgood’s India Cholagogne,
Burnett’s Go ! Liver Oil,
do Kaleston.
Wc are enabled to state that after repeated trials,
Burnett’s Kaleston has been pronounced the safest and
most certain remedy for the cure of the Rhus Toxico
dendron or Poison Oak of this country. It not only
removes the effect produced by the poison, but also
acts as a preventive when applied in season.
W. H. KALB i; GO.,
1y24-tf General Agents for California.
Storage ! Storage! !
BAM PREPARED TO STORE ANY AMOUNT OF
Grain and I’r-xiuce, In my fire-proofbnildinil <<n Mont
gomery street, between Hun toon and Lincoln sir* els.
10 s * LIBERAL ADVANCES made on grain for
sto age. C. SCR I BCR.
Oroville. August 25th. 1858. »32tu
Notice.
S' 8 HEREBY GIVEN TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
. of the \ irgin Quartz Mining Company, that an assess
ment has baen levied of thirty dollars to the share, pay
able October 2J, 1858, at the office of the Company, at
Vanke Hill. E: L COMLY, President.
C. 11. Turner. Secretary
Yankee Hill. August 7th, ISSS, ang~-30d
M. P. Brown,
96 Battery afreet, Sail Francisco, Cal.,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEAL
EH in BEADS AND INDIAN GOODS of all kinds.
Guns, Pistols, Percussion Caps. Table and Pocket Cut
lery. Plated Ware. Brushes, Combs, and & general vari
ety of Fancy Goods. ocO-Gm
NEW BAKERY.
Kan toon St. .adjoining Theatre Block.
WTMKRE I KEEP CONSTANTLY ON hand Bread,
vt Pi-s and Cakes, a Iso Butter Crackers. Will also
supply Saloons and Families with Lemon, Ginger and
Sursuphanlla Beer, on reasonable terms.
A share of the public patronage is solicited.
G. LAMP, Proprietor.
Oroville. May 3d-
Dr. M. Vrooman.
OFFICE —tin Bird street two doors Irorn the Post
Oflie, Theatre block. Office hours, from I) A. M,.
to 12 M., and from 2P.M. to 6 o’clock. Culls from
the country, of responsible men, will be punctually at
tended. Kates of charges the same as adopted by
the Butte Comity Medical Society apl
John W. Tucker,
fM PORTERU OP AND WHOLESALE AND RK
,ail Dealer in Watches. Diamonds, Stiver Wan-, Jew
elry. and Silver-plated Wire. Quarts York of all kinds
on hand. Watches repared with care, and warranted,
No. 1 4. A Montgomery street, Sao Framisro,
Person»in the interior, desirous of purchasing ar
ticles of Jewelry, hy forwarding a description, accom
panied by the cash,* can obtain them, and depend on
th i r being of the best qua Jty. and selected with care;
and there is little doubt tiat this mode will prove ms
satisfactory to the purchasers, as if the articles nad been
selected under their own sapervUton ocs-ti
Notice to Lien Holders.
STATE (»F CALILFORIOA—County of Butte.—Dii
trict Court. loth Judicial District. James E. Caine
et ml. v*. D. C. Downer el al. Whereas the above named
plaintiffs having commenced an action in said Court
against the said defendants tor the foreclosure of a cer
tain mechanic’s lien held aid claimed by said plaintiff*,
upon that certain building, lying *nd being situated in
Ih.r town of Utorilie. in said count,' and Stale, and known
ns the Theater building located on the corner of Hunt cn
and Bird street* in said town and occupying a part ot
lots unentered (!) on*- and .2) two in block (3) three a
laid down on the map of the town of Oroville on file in
Recorder s ofhae of Butte comly. Notice is hereby given
to ail persons holding or laining liens upon said herein
before described pro(»erty. to present theis said liens
before the -aid Court on the first Mood a > of November,
A. D, IS-Si, then and there to make proof of the same.
a*2-2ot D. W. CIIBESMAN, Att’y for plaintiff.
JAMES S LONG.
COUNTY SURVK Y 0 R.
Urnci-.ln ih« Cvurt Uuuftc.
p. & C. FARRELY,
WWTHOLE3ALE and retail dealers in oro
▼ T certM. I*r"visfont<. Wines ami Liquors, Ale. Ror
ter Ac Thankful to cur friends for their past liberal
lav'.jrs »e respectfully solicit a continuance of tlie same,
and flatter ourselves that we can sell as cheap, and give
as good satisfaction as any ..tiler store m the city.
Eire proof brick store, Washington block, Myers .it-,
Oroville. _ . - ,<>
Goo,is delivered free of charge. J _
Roman’s Book Auction!
Salesroom—No. 114, Montgomery, Between California
and Sacramento Street*. SAN 1 RANCIsCO.
VUCTIoN AND PRIVATE SALES. CATALOGUE
Embracing History, Biography, Explorations*,
Travel*, Adventures*. Religion. Theology, Bibles and
Prayer Buck*. Poetry. The Drama, Fiction. Essays.
BH e Lellres, Arts and Science*, Domestic ami Political
Economy, I‘hi*tr: led i.irt Books* and Annul*. Natural
History. ALSO—Many New and Valuable Works just
from the Press slBm*2
MISCELLANEOUS.
Select School.
a«R. C. A. MEIGS & MIS* CATHERINE
if H L. CURTIS, intend opening a SELECT SCHOOL
in the public school house, at Urovilio, to commence on
the first Monday in October.
TKR M S :
For *u mmon English Branches per month $"• TO
For the following Branches extra per month. ..2 ft«
Natural Philosoph , Physiology. Histories. Geometry,
Trigonometry, Botany, Intellectual i’hilosophy, Latin
Grammar. Miss CURTIS will also give lesson* on the
Piano ai din Drawing. Advanced payments will be in
variably required.
Oroville. Oct. ISSS. 02-tf
Attention, Smokers!
'*TK T K CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
v 7 to our large and well selec'ed stock of Segars, To
bacco. Snuff. Playing Card*. Pipes, Snuff and Matches,
which we can and w?il sell ns cheap as any house in
thi* -tate. Our Motto is. ‘‘Quick soles and Small profits
Terms Cash. H. 108 ,*•: CO.
Montgomery Block, Montgomery street.
Jv23-tf
Lager Beer! Lager Beer!
CONRAD TEMPLE 3 CITY BREWRY!
We uni nmr prepared to manufacture Lager
Beer of a superior article —the material used
being conducive to health and of invigorating
quality. ll* tel keepers and Saloon* w ill bo furnished
at all iimes. T all und see us, and try our beverage.
C. TEMPEL
Oroville, Feb. Slh. 1858.
Pea- Vine Ranch For Sale!
(MI A NOE FOR A BXPGAIN! The valuable
tl ; j*i property known as the PEAYINE RANCH. on
the American Valley Rond, about *2O mile* above
Bid well, is offered FOB S VLE. It is situated in a good
mining locality, and \< an excellent stand for a Hotel.
Possession given April Ist. 1859.
Apply on the premises to
WHIPPLE A ALLEN.
Pea Vine, August 1858. If
United States Restaurant
HS-OP3K3D
THE undersigned beg to inform the
citizen* of ‘ roviile and no community
, generally, that they have again associate !
s in b«i*in* *■*, and reconumu c * l
sociated
ilunnse’.efs in business. and recommoi c**d
on the wire of their old stand, the UNITED ST ATE*
KKTAURANT, winch we have fitted and fun.idled in
H e lies! mrener possible, and which wo shall seek to
make t'zT' The Best Eating House in Orovill, !
To suit ourselves to the limes, wo have fixed our pri
ces a* follows:
Board, per week, 3 fi 00
Meal.
N. !?.—We Lave well arrnng >1 LODGING? cot n**ct«
with our RrsMiurnut. WEISS ii If AM dKKNIOH.
Sept. -sth, lriT.B.
WATCH! WATCH !
1 II VV K I HAT RK<MH V ED, DIK E< !T fro
: ;in Francisco tbe largest‘stock of WATCH
LS AND JEWELRY ever broughtto ' trovi lie
and it is well worth the attention of person;
wishing to purchase, to call on me before purchasing
elsewhere I have everylh'ng annually kept in this
business, in abundance, and am bound to sc 11 at ver
low figures.
jUT* Jewelrv of all kind*? made to order Wa.*sh«.
repaired carefully and warranted
Rosenthal's old stand. Don’t forget the nan e.
April I, 1357. GEO E. SMITH.
Tell it to to the People !
TBI MAT GEORGE K. SMITH, II \S FULL-JEVV HI.
■L ED Gt >|.D Hunting Cased new Lever WATCHES
warranted to keep good lime for one year, for only $-3U
each
September 10, 1858.
New Goods &, Fresh Stock
f l -T ARRIVED AT CURLY’S BRICK SEGAL
So r-. corner Montgomery ami Myers streets.—
CURLEY respectfully informs his frienns and th<
public in general that he is now enabled to snpply
them with the choicest ass >rtiueut of
SEGA Its.
TUB \C O,
PIPE?, and
GOODS GENERALLY IN
TIT ; LINE OF BUSINESS,
Ami at such prices that will satisfy the wholesale
merchant or retail smokers—that he "has the trap*
properly set” in San Francisco to receive Hie choicest
assortment of Segnrs and Tobacco that can b< bought
for cash, on the arrival ofeve-y steamer. Giveme a cat
and satisfy yourselves at CURLEY’S,
Washington Clock, cor. Montgomery and Myers
street, Oroville.
Assay Ofilca & Refinery,
No. 10S Cattery street, cor. Merchant, San Francisco.
ON AND AFTER THIRD OF M \V PROXIMO, w
will receivi* deposits of Bullion for Assaying, n finin
and Coining. Until the Branch Mint gives a preference
in payments to depositsof Refined Bullion over Unrefine.l
Bullion, fas is contemplated by a bill now be fori • Con
gress t i tnat effect.) wo -hail pay all depositors in I Milled
Stales coin invariably in five days after a deposis is
made. Our charge for refining gold is in con's per ounce,
and 'i of one per cent, for coinage, (being 4 cents per
ounce less than Mint charges. Unparled bars will be
made as usual, and returns made on the sane-day on
which the deposit is made. Public patronage is respect
fuliy solicited, so far as may b«* consistent with the in
terest of the depositor. * JUSTH ic HUNTER,
lap23-WnJdpl
Merchant’s Hotel.
Marysville.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BECOME
lUjl associated in the managemea;of the above First
e * 3 Glass Hold,respectfully solicit a share of public
patronage. SOLON PECK,
awlf GEO. W. STANTON;
Ice, Ice! Ice !! Ice!!!
PURR AND CLEAR AS CRYSTAL.—THE UN
dersSgned are again prepared to furnish the citi
zensof Urovilio with the very best quality of ICE. on
he most reasonable terms. A large supply constantly eon
hand. (infers left at ourofficc <m Mmers* Alley, between
Myers and 11 unto* *n streets, promptly attended to. We
have the most perfect facilities for supplying hotels,
saloon* and faiuilic a w ith any amount desired
May 3*l ' J. T. DICKEY Sl CO.
Jabez Sawin,
Montgomery Street, South side, between Huntoon an<l
Lincoln streets, Oroville.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DE ALER IN
nrv Choice Wines. Brandies, Cordials. Ales. Port
lagers, Fancy Liquors, Syrups, etc. The public
ijj informed that Mr. Sawiu is the SOLE
AGENT in Oroville, for OAKLEY’S Celebrate! Pro
mi urn CMAMP A G N K CID 5: R.
%g~ COUNTRY TRADERS and others will fin lit to
their advantage to call at the above establishment before
purchasing elsewhere. Sept. loth.
G C HARVEY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Oroviile, Unite County.
Office— On the Plaza, opposite the Court House
Bird street. Special attention given lo the searching of
Couriy Records, Investigation of Titles, and to the draw
ing ol Deeds and Conveyances for record. odd
New Goods.
M us. selver has .just received
. a fresh assortment of fall goods consisting of Ben
nett*. Hats Bussell*. Capes and a general assortment of
Millinery and Fancy articles. Also the Princess Royal
Bridal B^ ; rt.-: a new article, all of which will be sold at
extremely low prices. Call and be convinced.
L 7" Montgomery street, next to the Ohio Stable.
Dissolution.
rrUG FIRM OK HEDGES n\SXOS
A i- this «lay dissolve! oy limitation. Either parly
will use the name of the firm in liquidation. „
CHA’rt, H. HEDGES,
Oroville 23. Oct. 1 ?58.
M. W. HANNON.
Fresh Oregon Oysters!
THE UWl
ied Stales Restaurant, will »erve fresh Oregon
Oysters in every style day and night. oct *23
IJAMMERXICH A CO., OP
Oysters! Oysters!
K I
FRESH OREGON OYSTERS,
received daily, and server! up in every style,
at all hoars of the day and night, at
LAMP’S LUNCH HOUSE.
Oct. lb. Theatre Block, Huntoon street
I AKD, LINSEED, NEATSFOOT, POLAR AND
jLA operax Oil—For sale by
jf COLTON a Me OK R MOTT.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Justice’s Summons.
r NITEO STATES OF AMERICA— STATE
ol California—County of Butte... In Justice’s Court
Cascade Township. The People of the of Califor
nia, to JOHN CILDERSLEVK greeting: You are here
by summoned to appeae before me, at ray office, in Cas
cade Township. County of Butte,on the 30lh day of Oc
tober A. I). 1858, at 10 o'clock. A. M.. to answer unto
the complaint of JOHN K. MdOKLAR &• CO., who
sue to recover the sum of fifty three and twelve IUO ths
dollars for wate* had and received out of the Old Domin
ion ditch, said to be due from you, when judgment w ill
be taken against you for the said amount, together w ith
costs and damage**, if you fail to appear and answer.—
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said Conn y. greeting :
Make legal service and dm* return hereof. Given under
my hand this 13th day of October, A. 1). 1858.
JOHN KEYES,
Justice of fhe Pence of said Township.
It is hereby ordered, that service ot summons be had
in this came, by publication of the same fi r two weeks
alter Ibe 15th iliiv of October A. I). ISSB. in the u cckly
Bttte Record newspaper. Witness my hand this 13th
day of October A. It. ISSB. JOHN KEVES, J. P.
Notice.
ESTATE OF CALIFORNIA— County of Butte, ss To
the Hon. Thomas Well-. County Judge of Butte
countv. and P. M. Harris. District Attorney. Gentle
men, vou will take notice that on or before the hr-t
»lav of December a. i». 1858. the undersigned will ap
ply to his Excellency John B. Weller, Governor of the
State of California. for a pardon of John Sweeny who
is now serving a term of two years in the Jriate s JTi.-on
<jf CalifcrnU, under a sentence nf the Court of Sessions
of Butte county, at its April term a i». ISSB, for the
crime of Grand Larceuv. of which you will take due
notice. ' HUGH MORRISON.
We the undersigned hereby acknowledge service of
the within notice, this sth dav of November a. D. 18 ■ v '.
THOMAS WELLS, Co. Judge,
p. u. HARRIS. Di.-t Ally Butte Co. Cal
Attest: The foregoing a true copy of the original now
on file in my office.
Witness mv hand and the seal of said
I
court affixed this the sth day- of November
S a n. ISSS
M H. DARRACII, Clerk Butte Co.
Orovilla, Nov. 5. 1858.
Notice to Tax Payers.
TAX COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, /
Nov. sth, 1858. $
w N accordance with the Revenue Law of this State
B the Delinquent Tax List for this c-uutv will be com
pleted for publication on the 13th in.st.. after which date
the advertising fee will be added
W. W. HOBART. Tax Col. Butte Co.
Dissolution Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. TO ALL WHOM IT
may concern that the partnership heretofore ex
isting between the undersigned, under the name of
••Bloomingdale Quartz Mining Company*’ is this div
dissolved by mutual consent of the members of said
company.
JOHN BRIGGS.
G. W. PRESCOTT.
J \S I. MACLEAN,
I* J WELSH,
p r JAS I M \* LK.vN. atty
11. I. . OOTH.
Oroville. October 9th, ISSS. 4t
MISCELLANEOUS.
Scientific American.
p}f ROSPECTUS —VOLUME FOURTEEN BEGIN."
September 11.1858. Mechanic*, invert.»rs. Manu
facturer-* and Firmer-. The Scientific American has
now reached its fourteenth year and will enter upon a
new Vi
weekly publication of the kind now s■-•sued in thi
country. and it has a very extensive circulat; n n all
the States of the Union. It is not. as ,-oi.e might sup
pose from its title, a dry. abstruse work on technical
science; on the contrary, it so deals with tin* great
events going on in tin* scientific, mechan'eal and indus
tiial worlas. as to please and instruct every ore* If the
mechanic or artisan v.i-hes to know tin- best machine
in use, or how to make any subst mte employed in his
bu-ine* if tlie housewife wishes to g.-t a rec-pe for
making a good color. &c—if the invenior wishes to km «
what is going on in the way of improvements— f th
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WHAT CHEER HOUSE,
San Francisco.
/*.■% IF YOU HAVE BUSINESS OF ANY KIND TO
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strictly temperate principles?
Do you waul to putroaizc an establishment favorably
known throughout Caliiurala, Oregon, and all other
places, for its moderate charges, good and the beat ol
beds, together with order, comfort,convenience,and su
perior accommodation*?
If you desire all these, we advise you to go to Wood
worth's Wiiat Cheer ll>eiS“, 87. 89 and'Jl Lei-Ndur'*
street. 115, 121, Sacramento street.
This establishment is centrally located in the business
pan of the city, and in the imm»*diale vicinity of the
r-teamsfaip Co.’« offices, am! the United Staled Branch
31 ml.
Board per Week, §.-> A()
per Day, 1 OO
Meals, ,■>(>
Lodging. 50 to 7 )
Single Rooms fiinikbed complete, 75 cents per night
Room- or Lodging- can be had by the nigh or week,
with or without Hoard, to h iu the cjuveni«-i c;e of all.
Th? bed-are filled up in the very best style, with pat
ent French spring-, and the best of curled ba r mat
tresses, clean bedding. See.
Superior iiathing accommodations connected with
the hi use. H?* Shower Baths Free
Free passage in the Omnibus to and Imm the boats
Look Jo the name on the Omnibus to avoid imposition.
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nish the greatest amount of comfort and convenience at
extremely low prices, the proprietor hopes to merit a con
tinuance of the increasing patronage that Lie U hat
Cheer House at present enjoys.
For the accommodation of miners and olht rs having
money or valuables, there are two large safes iethe office.
There is an extensive Library and Readingß~om, well
supplied with pa. era, periodicals, Ac.
Travelers will please to rememl>er that there are
no runners connected with this cstablo?bmci.; I||k
HOUSE Iri OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Jel4-3m R D WOO WARD, Proprietor.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sheriff’s Sale.
B* VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXEcr.
tion issued out of ‘.he District Coart of the i*'.
Judicial District in and for the county of San Fraiiciv'
and State of California, to me directed and dcliv, r jf
commanding me to make the sum of nine hundred an .
two 21-100 dtha dollars. with interest thereon at tie
rate of 10 per cent per annum till paid.and all cost,
suit taxed in the sum of fifty-three 7 5-1 to dths d<.!i ;i 4 '
and all acrning costs on said writ, wherein Alexm,,] *
(1. Able is plaintiff and Beverly C. Sand* and Charles j
Brenham are defendants. I have levied upon and ]
expose at public sale to the highest bidder ir casd:
the Court House door, in the town <»f Oroville. r. ./- >
of Butte, and State aforesaid. oi» Monday the i*.
day of November, A. I). 1858, at iw<» o'clock
B M of said day. all of the right tit;e and interest ~f
the above named Charles J Brenham in and to all t! *{
portion which lays in Butte county and State of -
nia. of the following described piece or parcel of ; a: ,
known as the Rancho Slan» Seco situated in thee. ; ' n
ties of Butte and Colusa, and Slate aforesaid and n. - #
particularly described as follows, to wit: beginning at %
1 i-int on the Sacramento river about one and one , {
miles south of the fourth standard parallel north at t -
south west corner «f the Kaiwell Rancho, and ru:.<
thence north sixty eight [6B [ degrees east.ab >ut thr—
hundre 1 and fifty [3so] chain-to the Mt. Diablo >i, re .
dian. thence south five hundred and thirty seven an!
sixty five one hundredths (537 65-100) chain-,
west two hundred and thirty and sixteen one hun*lr*-.'th
(230 16-100] Chains f> the Sacrament.* river, thence q.
I said river with its meai derings to the place . .f j..... '
wing, containing in all ab ut seventeen thousand thre#
hundred and seventy six, and thirty one hundredth
[17376 r.O-100] acres of land more or less, together with
all and singular the tenements and appurtenance*
thereunto belonging or in any wi-e appertaining f..
interest—it be ng the said land granted to Sebastiat
Kajser. April Ist A D 1844. by Simeno, Governor ad in
terum of the Department of California, and <>n the 4th
I day ~f October A D 1545. by Bit* Pico Governor of \
California, and approved by the d»* parti mental a—embU
of California. October Hth A D IMA.
Reference being had to the documents and map* on
file in the office of the United States Survejor General*
office of California and particularly to a deed of c ,, n .
\eyance male and executed by John F PoMe «. n
eleventh day of April * (> 1850. conveying to the sai-*
Charles .1, Brenham. five undivided one hundred *n'
eighty sixth of the property above described
N I) BLUM. Sheriff Hutto Co*
Oroville, October 9, 1854.
Sheriff’s Sale.
5£V VIUTI'K OF A DECREE ANOOR.
s ' l!c r "f ««'■•• ‘--Tied out of the llislrict Conn in and
for Unite Cou-;y. an net J. J KLEINE, and In favor
of GLUCKAIIF. for the sum* f three hundred
und twenty ‘K-veu dollars, w.th interest ami c**U
Specified in said order. crirnniimling me to s* II the prop
erly hereinafter described to satisfy said demand. I wh|
on Saturday (he sixth clay of
A. 0. 1858, at 2 o’clack. B. M . in front of the i . :ri
I'ou-o, in the Town of Oroville, < .'ouncy of Butte, expos*
at public sale, to jhe highest bidder for cash, the prop
erly dessenbed in said order of sale, as follows to »n :
Huj easiefily «.■ . -half of lot number twenty -two
lai 1 ilctt n on the rnaj. of the Town of <>nmlle. now ~Q
tlh in the offlea c f the Recorder of Butte County. liannv
a front < n tne north side of Robinson street ~f thinv
three ; IW-t, and running back northerly one hundred
and ihirly-two (132) f« et. and King easterly snip edjoin
ii g a lot owned and occupied by one 11. N. Seymour •
.ne cert;,in lot In tee Town of Bidw>B, and d.-s*
crih- d ;j* !olh w-; Regim iug at the soulh-wes c-nie r
of w hsit is known as the George Buckley lot on Chari- -
stree’, in sai l T wn, running up said Charles sir.-t
two hundreed [2on] feet, thence back in an easterly di
rection from said Charie- street to R. T. Van S<>: ■u'
lot thence in a southerly direction two hundred r-jnu
feel, thence thence westerly to Jin* point of begin.. nig
on said Charles street, logo:her with all uu-1 singular ••
tenements, herediimnenls, j.nd nppurlt-nair* s Ihereum
belonging or in anywise appertaining, ail of which prop
erly is situated in Butte County, California.
N I). BUM. Sheriff Butte Countv.
Oroville, Oct. lliili, A. D. 1858.
Sliorilf’s Sale.
55 Y . VIRTUK OF A WRIT OK EX I < I
y •* lion i's.ied out o( the County Court, in and for
Unite ‘ on illy. Califolnia, on the 2i« 1 day ol'Sepivm
her. \. n IK.B. to me dire.- ed and delivered, command,
in.- inoto m, k the sum of forty - nine ami 75-100 184 O 7 . i
dollars, with ini crest thereon at the rate often per cent,
per :.nnum till paid, and ull costs of suit taxed iu lie*
-uni of l-.rlv-six and SO 100 ($46 d ) dollars, and all nc
cruing on said writ ; wherein .1 Myers ic Co. in
plaintiff and F. '. Adams n Co. ire defendauU, i hav*
led upon iil to right, tit Its ami interest of tie* ah. vo
i.ameo d- ami wil exposu at pnbl c sale to the
highest bi*!d?r, for cash, «t the I’ourl House Door, in
the fo'v n oi Oroville. county ofltulie and Slate a lore*
-a d.o:» tVedutsday. the 34th day of
Vcaihvr, u. d. 1-S >B, all that certain piece or parr«|
;d l-md and mil! property, which is sduat.-d in BidwHl
fi u uship, aiid in the aforesjiid county an I Slat-. «!#•*-
cr:b«*d a- follow?, to wit:—situated on the waters of
Beryv Crt* k. about one and one half miles in an emi'er
h dii’ec i■ •:i from the Berry Creek Saw Mill, begining at
a tree at the m rihensl corner and running thence south
"in- mile to the corner, thence west 40 chains to h cor
nor. theiice north one mile in a corner, thence e««t 4o
chains f o the place of begining. containing 1120 acres of
land ; tog-ther with Ido* said mill known as the BnM
Rock Mi!!, and all and singular lie Uuiernents heredita
ments and -ppnrtenances thereunto belong, or in any
wise apj*er:aining.
rio; above mentioned sale will take place at 3o'clock
»*,M. on the above mentioned dale and place*
X. D. PLUM, Sin riff Butte Co.
Oroville, Oct 20. 1858.
Sheriff’s Sale.
J.T V VIRTUK OF AN RNKCUTIoN ISSUED OUT
'•* & of the District Court of the Tenth Judicial I n
trict. in and tor the County otYub.i, and Slate oi Culifor
nia, ti> me directed and delivered, commanding me t«•
make the sum of three hundred and seventeen nml
•V’-10 - ) dollars and ini res! 1 hereon.'r-.m the Uihdayr.f
Septemtii r. a. i». 1858, until [»:iid and nil accruing co*tn
on sail writ, wherein (J II misoii fc Co. is plaintiff ami
•I.*hn A Martin is defendant, I have levied ui on and
will expose at public sale to the highest bidder for cash,
; l Ibe ( ouri House door, in the town of • >roTille. c« uu
tyi-t B" : ;t* and Mile alore-ai<i, On Saturd-'iy, (ho
day of Xovuabcr tu xt, at two o'clock B M.
ail ed the right, title and interest of the above named
defendant (John A. Martin) In and to all that certain
piece or p >r*v!ot land situated in the town of Oroville,
county of Unite, and State aforesaid, ami being occur ■
ing t - the plot of ?ald town, parts of lots No. I and 2, in
HI. ck 20. and nv re particularly desenb* d us follow*, to.
wit:— Beginning on the westerly side of Montgomery
M ■■el. i*,venty eight l M et Southerly- from the corner of
Bmio ami .Montgomery Mreet-. thence running southerly
:;nd amrg tie* ui» ter!y line of Montgomery street, tif.y
fonr t. et. th< n -e westerly and ut right angles with
Montgomery street one hundred and thirty-two feel,
iJi -iice northerly and at rigid angles and parallel with
d m;.: nn-ry street fitly-four f.sel, thence at rieht angle*
easterly one hundred and thirty two f et. to the place of
beg mine ; tog. iher with all and singular.the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto beloagii g,
or in ui ywi?e appertaining.
„ N. I). Bt.UM, Sheriff Butte County.
Orovißc. October 30,18 8
Constable’s Sale.
JJr A virtue of a writ o r Execution issued out of the
_ -V Justice s I nurt of John S. Berry, a Justice of th«
f'-ae** in ami for Ophir township, in the eoonty of Kotie,
and State of California, to me directed and deliver**!,
commanding me to make the sum of ninety-two dollars
and thirty-three cents damages, and fourteen dollars
co-ts of .-nit. together with accruing co?t* of sml
on said writ; wlo tein Win Lattiiuoie is plaintiff and
James Dunn is defendant, f have levied upon and wiii
expose at public sale to the highest bidder for cash, at
the Court House dnor in the town of Orovill-. countv
of Butte and £Ute aforesaid, on the 3*Jih *lny of
AovcmlxrrA. I). 1858, at two o'clock !• m. of Mid
•lay. all the right, title and interest of the above named
Dunn in and to all of that certain piece and pir
cei oi tan*i which is laying and being in the said t**wn
of Oroville. and described and designated on the map
of >a..i town as follows, to-wit; Being a part of lot
>•>. one am! lot No. two in block No. one, and is bound
ed and dt «cnbe I a - follows—commencing at the north
west corner of lot No. one. thence running along the
ey-‘ -ido of Uuntoon street in a southerly direction
ninety-nine f> -t. thence at right angles iu an easterly
direction eighty feet, thence at right angle? in a north
erlj direction ninety-nine fo, t. thence alright angloa
along the south hide of Bird .-tre*-t eighty feat to tha
pU-.- of beginning, together with all and singular lb*
t* Hem- nt-s. nered ilaments and appurtenances there
to belonging or iuanywi>e appertaining.
W.lue.s* my iiaud thi- st!i day of November Jt v 183*.
x . n JOHN T. ELLIOTT. ConsUbU.
Nov 6. 1858. ’ 3w
Summons.
OF ( A I, I h’OltM \_IV TUF
trict Court o! » i*> Fifteenth Judicial District
ty of Bntte.—ANN SAUNDERS, Plaintiff vs. CH.
M . SAUNDERS. Defendant; Action brought in t
trict Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District, a
complaint filed ,n liuj u*anty of Butte, m the’ ♦
the clerk, of said District Court The people
State f California, send greeting t., CHARI,
SAUNDERS You are hereby required to appea
ael:-.n brought against you by the above named
tilf in the District Court of the Fifteenth Judici
tnct. m and for the county of Butte, and l<»
the complaint filed therein, (a copy of which am
within ten .lay* (excln.ire
—t\;cuj the .«rvice on you uf tfi
within thi, county; if -erred out
c0t.,.-, ...is within thi, Judici,! bi-trict, witliiu
, - v :" r or «aid Di-trict. then withi
Z\r'^ ia^'T rA d - fault wil ‘ »w taken ,
J? ■ 1 , K ectiou is brought to obtuin ade
, " rCa lj " ra *he bond, of matrimony now exist
twen you anil said plaintiff, and if von fail to
an. an-wer the said complaint as above re.iuir.
I’ " 1 : “'j l “Pl'iy to said court f,.r the relief
complaint deman led, awl for judgment for costs ,
t..v.-n under my hand and -eal of the District
T- 01 the Fifteenth Judicial l);-trict,.tbi
) i d ;*y ul October in the year of our L<.
■ a > thou-anu eight hundred and Ully ei -h
t « ) order of District Judge.
... M. H. DARBACn, C
ocl 9 oS,
I
Notice
S lIKRKHV CJIVEBT TO THE STOCK
holders of the Virgin Quartz Mining Company, that
all share* on which assessments are duo and remainin '
unpaid wilt t>c sold at public wile at the court house iu
08 ot lB5B. at 2 o'clock
* M. to pay said assessments together with co,l» of sale
and adveni-mg E. L. COMLI.V, Fre.t
L. 11. Turner, 3ec.
Vankee Hill, Nov. 3,1855.
Notice
ESI IF. RKII Y(i i\ENT H A T A MEETING V
A he held by the stockholders of the finite T.
< ompany at their claim on the Bluff, on the north
of h eatber river, opposite Oroville. November 25th,
All as-, s.,.neul* due ml unpaid, will be sold to pa.
UW* f-lll( liU. If r- i. i. i• \ u
Oct 25,1858. M. GKEE.N, So