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LEGAL NOTICES.
Sheriff’s Sale.
By virixe ok a yvhit ok f.xecv
tion issued out of ‘he District Court of the 4th
Judicial District in and for the county ofSan Francisco
and State of California, to me directed and delivered
commanding me to make the sara of nine hundred and
two 21-100 dths dollar*, with interest thereon at the
rate of 10 per cent per annum till paid, and all costs ot
suit taxed in the sum of fifty-three 75-100 dths dollars
and all ar-ruing- costs on Mtid writ, wherein Aloxandei
G. Able m plaintiff and Bev* rlr C. Sande and Charles J
Brenhatn arc defendants. I have levied upon and will
expo-'- at public sale to the highest bidder for cash at
the C'mrt llou-e door, in the town of OroviUe. county
of Butt**, and 8:alo a: >re« . 1. on Monday the Ist
day of November, A. D. 18-58, at two o'clock
I* M of said day. all of the right tit e and interest of
the above named Charles j Brenhatn in and to all that
portion which lays in Butte county and State of Califor
n:a, of the following describe*! piece or parcel of land
known u« the Rancho Slano S*»co sitaat- d in the conn
ties of Butte and Colu- ..and rflatc aforesaid and more
particularly described av follows, to wit; beginning at a
point On the Sacramento river ab "it one and one hall
miles south of the fourth standard parallel north at the
south we-t corner of the K/.rwell Ilaucho. and running
thence north sixty eight FOS; degree- ea*t.aboufc three
hundred ami fifty -VC chain.-to the Mt Diablo Mere
dian. thenc** south five hum!red and thirty seven an 1
„ixtv live one hundredths (V. 7 «*-Iooj chains, thence
west two hand re 1 and thirty ard sixteen one hundredth
(2 .0 IG-100] chain- t the Sacramento river, thence up
t-ai-i river wit its me-in ’'-sings to the place of begin
ning. contain;? g in all ah «t seventeen thousand three
hnndr-d and seventy six. and thirty one hundredth
[1757G -u 100 acr-> *>f laud more or less, together with
all and s-ingu! ir the and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining to said
interest—it h-r:/ the -aid land granted to Soba-tiar
Kavser. April Ist A D 1844. by Simeno, Governor ad in
terim* of lb** Department of California, and on the 4lh
day of October N D 1845. by Bio Pico Governor of said
Cali!' ‘f. aid ap proved by the depaitimental assembly
of California. October Sth A D 1845,
Reference being bad to the documents and maps on
flit in the office of the United States Purveyor Generals
••ffic'i of California and particularly to a deed of con
veyance made and executed by John F Posse on the
eleventh day of April a f» 1850. conveying to the said
Coarles J* five undivided one hundred and
eighty sixth of the property Above described.
X. D PLUM, Sheriff Butte Co.
Oroville, October ft. IS'*l.
Sheriff’s Sale.
■TV VIRTU*: OP A DECREE AXD CR
-2 P der nl sale, i.*-ned out of the I istricl Court in and
for Butte County, aga'net J. J. K I.KINK, and in favor
of JOSEPH GLUCK\UF,forlhe sum of three hundred
and twenty seven dollar?, w.th interest and costs as
specified in said order, ermmaeding n o to s; II the prop
erly hereinafter described to *ai»-fy said demand, C will,
on Sat«rilay flic sixth day of .\oTcmber,
A. D. 1858, at 2 o clack. P. M , in front of the Court
House, in the Tow n of OroviUe, County of Butte, expose
at public sale, to jhe highest bidder tor cash, the prop
erly desacrihed in said order of sale, as follows to nft:
The eas'.eflly one-half of Jut number twenty-two (22>a*
laid down on the map of the Town of Oroville, now on
file in the office of lh.- Recorder of Butte County, having
a front on lue north side of Robinson street «>f thirty
three . ’feet, and running Luck northerly one hundred
and thirty-two (132) Jeel. and lying easterly imp edjoin
ing a lot - wned and occupied by one B. N. Seymour ;
also < ce certain lot In lee Town of Bidwtl’, and des
cribed as toih-ws: Kegiiinii;*? at the routh-west corner
of what is known as the George Buckley lot on Charles
street, in sail T wn, running up said Charles s'reel
two hum!reed [2ou] thence back in an easterly di
rection from said Charles street to R. T. Van N Hen’
h*t thence in a southerly direction two hundred [2OO
feet, them e thenc - w sterly to the point of oegin.iing
on said « diaries tr* et, logo; her with all and singular the
tenement?, hereditaments, and nppurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining, all of which prop
erly is situated in Dufie County, California.
N I*. PLUM. .Slit-riff Butte County,
Oroville, Oct. 10th, A. D. 1858.
Sheriff’s Sale.
By virtue of a writ op Execu
tion issued < it of the County Court, in and for
Butte County. Cuiifotnia, on the CM day of Septem
ber. a, n 185 s, to me diret » d and delivered, command
ing me to mak-lho sum of forty-nine and 75-ICO (S!9 75)
dollars, with interest thereon at the rate often p< r ernt.
per annum till paid, an I nil costa of suit tax' d in the
sum of forty-six and 80 100 ($4O 8 » dollars, and all ac
cruing costs on s il-l writ ; win rein J. Myers 5: (to. is
plaintiff and F. (’. A.larns Co. are defendants, I have
levied upon ill t 1 e right, title and interest of the shove
named defendants, and wsl expose at public sale to the
highest bidder, for cash, cl the Court House Door, iu
the town of Oroville. county off! "to mid Btate afore
said, on iVedncNdny, the 24th day of So
veinhcr, a. cl. 1838, all that certain piece or parcel
of lun 1 mid mill property, .vhieh is.situated in Pidwell
Township, and iu the aforesaid county an l Stale. de»-
cribed au follow?, to wit:—Situated on the waters of
Berry Cr<- k. about one and one half mile.-, in an eas er
ly direction from 11,-. Berry Crm k Saw Mill, begining nl
a tree at I lit* in rtrieust corner and running thence eouih
one mile to the r.n.er, thence west 40 cha ns to a coi
ner. thence north one nolle to a corner, thence east 4'*
ciiams *o the place of begining. (-(•ntaining 320 acres of
land; together with the said mill Known as the Bald
Hock Mill,and all and singular the tenements heredita
ments and appurtenances thereunto belong, or in any
wise appertaining.
The above mentioned sate will take place at 3 o’clock
RUM. on the above mentioned dale and place
N. D. PLUM, 81ur ff Dutlo Co.
Oroville, Oct 20. IBSS.
Sheriff’s Sale.
BV VllU'l’i; OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
of the District Court of the Tenth Judicial !>is
irict. in and for the County of Yu bn, and Stale of Califor
nia, to mo directed un i delivered, commanding me to
make the sum of thre hundred and seventeen and
5,1-100 dollars amt Int rest thereon, from the 14th day of
September, a. n. I*> >B, uulil paid and all accruing costs
on said writ, v.lin e,n C llud-*<n A Co. is plaintiff ami
John A Martin i> defendant, I have levied u: on and
will expose nt public - >le to the highest bidder for cash,
nl the Court House door. In the n-ou of Oroville. conn
ty of Unite, ami state aforesaid, On Saturday, flic
*2011» day of Jfovtinln r next, ul two o’clock P. M.
all ol the right, title and interest of the above named
defendant. (John A. Marin) in and toulithut certain
piece or p iicelol land situated in the town of Oroville.
county ol Butte,and Stale aforesaid, and being accord
ing i" the plot of said town. part* of Jots No. 1 and 2, in
Block 20. and r.iore particularly dt. scribed a-* follows.to.
wit:—Beginning on the westeiiy side of Montgomery
street, twenty-eight feet southerly from the corner <;f
I’lue and Montgomery streets, thence running southerly
and along the we-terly hue of Montgomery ,*r**it, fif.y
four feet, then.*e westerly and at right angle? with
Montgomery street one hundred and thirty-two feet,
thence northerly and at angles and parallel with
Montgomerv street fifty-four f ft, tln-uce at right angles
. astcrly one hundred and thirty two I el. to the place of
begining; together with all and singular,the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging,
or in anywise appertaining.
N D. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville. October 30,18 8.
Constable’s Sale.
•••- ..... ivnu I). inr. YUUIliy
tuf ai I Mate af.*r>--a d. cxi Hu* 2!hh day of
vnnbcr A. i;. 1858, at two o’clock pm, ofsuid
K 5 virtue of a writ o f Execution issued out of the
Justice s Court of John s?. Berry, a Ju-tice of the
Peace iuftral lor Ophir township, iu the county of Butte,
and State of California, t" roe directed and delivered
commanding me to make the sum of ninety-two dollar:
and thirty-three cent damages, and fourteen d dtrs
costs of suit, together with accruing cod* of suit
on said writ; w herein Wm Lattimo;e is plaintiff and
Jame> Dunn i* defendant. I have levied upon and will
expo-*} at public sate to the highest bidder for cash, at
the C*»url House d.*or in the town ot Oroville. countv
of Bu
AOV
day. all the right, title and interest of the above named
James Dunn iu and to all of that rertain p:eceaod p
ccl of land which i> laying and bting in the said town
of Oroville. and described and designated or. the mu
of «aid town follows, to-wit: Being a part of lot
No. one and lot No. two iu block Xo. oi e. and is bound
©d and described us follow s—commencing at the north
west corner of !..t Xo. one. thence running along the
e%st side of iiuntoou street in a southerly direction
ninety-nine feet, thenc at right angles in an easterly
erly direction nil oty-nino t. thence at right angles
along the south side of Bird street eighty feet to the
place of beginning, together with all and singular the
Uuem-cts, hereditaments and appurtenances there
to belonging or iu anywise appertaining.
Witne.-s my baud ini* ati. .Uv of Novembe*- a d 1855
JOHN T. ELLIOTT, Constable.
Nov 6. IS'.s. 3 W
bummons.
ftTATE OP C A El PORK 1 V-H THE DlS
trictCourt •*! tli - Fu’-eiitb. Judicial Ui-trict; coun
tv t.f Butt* .—ANN .8 \' NUKUS. Plaintiff vs. CHARLES
AN J*Al NDERS. Der-a iant Action brought in the Dis-
I
complaint filed in the county of Butte, in the office o
the clerk O! - i id District Court The people of the
State of C i.ilornia. send greeting to CHARLES W
SAUNDERS. You are her-Hy required to appear in at
action brought against you by the above named plain
tiff in the District Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trict, in and for the county of Butte, and to ariswe
the complaint Hied therein, (a copy cf which accompa
niet. this summon*) withiu tea days, (exclusive of th<
day of service] after the scnrice on you of this sum
moas, if served within this county; if served out of thi
county, but within this Judicial Di-trict, within twenty
days; or if served out of said District, then within fort]
day*—or judgment by default will be taken again.s
you. T;:e Said action is brought to obtain a decree o
divorce from the bonds of matrimony now existing be
tween you ai d <i;vl plaintiff, and if you fail to appear
and answer thv said comr laiul as above required, the
pla.uti ; will apply to sa i court for the relief in her
cuaxptaint dexcuu k J.and for judgment for costs of suit
Given under mv hand and seal of the District court
1,1 ’ fifteenth Judicial District v thie eighth
i j ) da - v ot *-'«teber in the year of our* Lord one
Aar thousand e.ghs hundred and fifty eight. B>
t » lordf.- at Distiic; Ju ; r ., s ’
>s 1 11 DABRACH, Clerk
Notice
IS HEREBY GIVES XO XIIE STOCK
holders of the Virgin Quartz .Mining Companv, that
all »ham on which assessments are due and remaining
unpaid will ho sold at public sale at the court house, in
Oroville, «*n the 4lh day of December. ISSB. ml 2 o'clock
P M, to pay said assessments U gother with costa of sale
ami adveru-ing. L. L. CJML£Y, Prert.
C. 11. Turner, Sec.
Yankee Hill, Nor. 3, *B5B,
Notice
IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A MEETING WILL
he Uekl by the stockholders of the Bulte Tunnel
Company*: their claim on the Bluff, on the north side
of Feather river, opposite OroviUe, November 25th, IfcoS
All assess neats due and unpaid, will be sold to pay >aip
assessments. M. GREEN, Sec'y
Uct. 25, 1855.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Declaratory Notice
•T ATE OF CALIPORMA, COL'NXVOP
“ Butte, SS. I Mary Maclean
ffe of Janie* T. Mclean
Butte. SS. I Mary Maclean. * .i**
of the town of Ororille in J*»id county, an - .
said in the township ofOpbir, in said county, d
by declare, that I intend from and after
.1. mr nwn D*me ana
here
this date to
r. lo c.rry on ;.n l mvn.ge M.d bus.nea I
re.bon-ibln ,r, my own name for
ali debt, contracted bv me on account of mj said bura
ne-i, and I hereby further declare that the amount of
capital Inverted in my aa.d business does not eiceed
the sum of five thousand doliara.
fn witness whereof I hare set my hand and
( I S i seal, the fifteenth day of < •ctober. A. I). 1858.
i > MARY MACLEAN.
W itnes-. S W. W Coughey.
SIXTH OF CALIFORNIA.COt?STY OF BUTTF. SS
—On this fifteenth day of October. A.D. IS3S. before
me. S, W. W. Coughey, a Notary I’ublic duly commis
sioned and qualified in and for said county, personally
appeared, Mary Maclean, to me personally known to be
the individual, described in and who executed the fore
going •'Declaration of sole Trader.’’ and being by me
examined apart and without the hearing «f her said
husband and made acquainted with the contents of the
foregoing declaration she acknowledged to n»** that she
executed the same freely and voluntarily, without fear
or compulsion or coercive on part of her husband for
the uses and purposes therein mentioned. »Ed desired
the same might be recorded as such.
, . In witness wh reof 1 have hereunto set my
| LJ9. | hand and affixed my official seal the day and
* ’ year first above written
?. W. W. COUGHEY.
Notary Public. Butte County. Cal.
Oct 16 58 3t
Summons.
CJ TATE OF CALIFORNIA—IN THE DISTRICT
Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District, County of
Bulb*. ELIZA J ROGERS vs. B B. ROGERS Action
b 'ought iq the District Court of the 15th Judicial District
and the Coinplaint filed in li e County of Butte, in the
office the ' jerk of said District Court. The People of
the State of Califoi nia’send greeting: To B. B ROGERS.
You are hereby required to appear in an action brought
rgaiuss you by it"* above named plaint iff in the District
Court of the of Fifteenth Judicial District, In and ft>r the
county Butte, and to answer the complaint filed therein,
fa c »py of which a< companies this summons) within leu
days, (exclusive of the day of service) liflt-th<* servic
on you of this summons, if served within this county ; if
served out of this county, but within this Judicial Dis
trict, within twentv days; or if served out of said District,
tfi.-n within forty da\s —or judgment by default will be
taken against yon. The said action is brought to obtain
a decree of r a«*l Court that the marriage contract **xist
ii g between you and the plaintiff be dissolved and an*
nuled, that she may be released from the bond* of m.-itri
mu' y, ami to obtain judgment f<*r the costs and money
disbursements of this action, and I .r -itch other and fur
ther relief as tony be proper—-and if you full t-» appear
and answer the sa d complaint as above nquired the
plaintiff will apply to the C* urt for the -elicl in her com
plaint deman le I.
Given under my hand end the Seal of the District
Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District, this
1) eighteenth day of August, in the year o,
skal J onr l ord one thousand eight hundred and
) fifty-fight. M. 11. DAKRA' 11,
anglS 3:u* Clerk.
Summons.
C<TATE OF CALIPORXI A—lX THE DIS
iTt trict Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District—l'ouuty
of Butte. Joanna Yager, vs Rudolph Yager. Action
brought in the District Court of the Fifteenth Judicial
District, and the complaint Filed in the county ol Butte,
in lh** office of the Clerk of said Distr ct Court. The Peo
tde of tlie Slate of Ca’iforma send greeting to Rudolph
Yager: You are hereby required to appear in in action
brought against yon by the above named plaintiff in the
District Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District in and for
the county of Butte, and to answer lh© complaint filed
therein (a copy of which accompanies this summons)
w ithin ten days, (exclusive of tho day of service) nfler
the service on you of this Summons, if served within
this county ; if served • ut of ibis county, but within thU
Judicial District, within twenty days! or if served out of
said District then within forty d.ivs—or judgment by de
fault will bet'i ken against you. The said action Is brought
to obtain a decree of this court to dissolve the bonds of
matrimony, existing between yourself and said Ptnntiff.
and that said marriage contract be forever auiiußed, and
plaint iff l»y decree of this court he divorced and forever
freed Irom von. the said defendant, and if you fail to »p
-pefir and .answer the said Complaint as above required,
will apply to the Court for the r«-liof detnaned in lu-rsaid
compiainl Giv*-n under uiv h ind and the seal of the
District Court, of the Fifteen Ih Judicial District, this
2-nd lay of June, In the year of onr Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifly-ei- Lt.
M. If. DARRACII. Clerk,
j*24 td By J. IT. M.vkcuc, Deputy.
Harris A i'owarp. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Justice’s Summons.
UNITED STATES OF i)IF.KICA—-STATE
wJ California, County of Buil t In Justice’s Court,
Ophir Township. The People «*l the Stale of California
to GEORGE D. FRENCH: \.“u are hereby summoned
to appear before me at mv office in Ophir Township,
County of Butte, or the 13th day of Novembei, A. D.
1858, at 10 o’clock A. M.. to answer unto the complaint of
J. P. Coleman & Co., who Mies to recover the S'lin of one
hundred and seventy-eight 63-100 ($l7B 02) dollars,
claimed to be d a* from you on account for monies bad
and received, iiqnorg sold and delivered and sundries, ns
per complaint li ed in my office, when judgment will be
taken against you for the said amount, together with
cost* and damages, if you fail to appear anil-answer. To
the Sheriff or any ('unstable of said county. Greeting:
Make legal service and due return hereof Given under
my bandlbisS.h da of August, A. D. 1 5S
JOHN S. BERRY.
alo-3ra us!ice of the Peace Opbir Township.
Justice’s Summons.
ff TKITED STATES OF AMERICA—STATE
of California—County of Butte.. .In Ju si ire’s C«»uri
Cascade Township. Tlie PVop eof the Sl«t.* of Califor
nia, to J()HN GIl.Df RSj EVK gre< ting: You are here
by Menu oued to ip me bef re n e, at my office, in Cas
cade Township. County of Butte,on the 30th dry of Or,
tuber A. D. lesH.ni in o'clock, A. M .to answer unto
the complaint of JOHN H. MOOKLAR & CO, who
>ue to recover the sum of fifty three and twelve iftQ ths
dollars f< r wate had and received out of the Obi Domin
ion ditch, said to he due from you, when judgment will
be taken against you for the said amount, together with
costs and damage* if yon fail to appear and answer.—
T-» the Sheriff nr any Constable of said County, greeting:
Make !■ g 1 service and duo return hereof. Given under
my baud Ibis 13*h davof October, A. I). 1858.
JOHN K RYES*,
Justice of fhe Peace of said Township.
It is hereby order* d, that sen ice ol summons be find
in this entire, b. publication of the same for two weeks
after the 15th dav of ('ctober A. D. 185*. in the Weekly
Btttk lUcohd nowsp.:per. Witness inv hand this 13th
day of October A. D. 1858. JOHN KEVE-#, J. P.
Justice’s Summons.
I TKITED STATES OF AMERICA
of California, Count.* of Butte SS. In Jus
tic, 's Court. Cascade township. The P ople of the
Slat** * T Culi ornia; greeting: You a-e hereby amn
moTf.i to appear before me. at my office in Cascade
Township, Cot-nty *>t Butte, on the day of Xo
vt inbi r, a, «|. 18.'*'*, at 10 o’clock a. m , to answer
unto the complaint of h. A Emerson, who sued to re
cover the sum of eigl ty-four and 60-100 dollars on an
..pt ii arc. unt f> r butchers meat sold and delivered,
when judgment wi.l be taken against you for the said
amount, together with costs and damages, if you fail t .
up|>ear ami a»i>wer. To the Sheriff or any Constable
«>f said county, greeting; M ike legal Service and due
return In reof.
Given under my hand this eighth day of November.
A. d. 1858 JOHN KEY£B, Justice of Peace
of said Township.
It is hereby order* d, that service of summons bo had
in this came by publication of same two weeks in the
Weekly Bette Kecrod from this date.
Witness my hand this eighth dav of November. a. d.
JOHN KEVEj}, J. P.
Nov. 13. 1858. 2#
Justice’s Summons.
N TKITED STATES OF AMERIC A—
State of California. County of Butte. 88. In
Justice' - Court, Cascade township. The People of the
Stale of California, to T. M. Shell, greeting: You are
hereby sunum n*-d to appear before me, at my office in
Cascade Township. County of Butte, on the ‘.21 day of
November a. n. 1858. at 11 o’clock a. m , to answer un
to the complain of Charles Noble, who sues to recov
er the sum of fifty-one and 50-100 do liars, balance due
on a Promissory note dated Mooresville.St pterober 24.
a i>. 1858. when judgment will be taken against yon for
the said amount, together with costs and damages, if
you fail to appear and answer. To fhe Sheriff or any
Constable of said county, greeting; Make legal service
and uue return hereof*
<»iven under my hand this eighth dav of November
a n 1858. JOHN KEYES J, P.
It ss h reby order* <1 that service uf summons be had
m tin* cause, by publication of tho same for two weeks
m the Weekly Butte Record from this date.
Nov, 8, 1858. J-w JOHN KEYES. J. P.
Lien Notice.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA—IN THE DISTRICT
Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District, county of
»utje A LEW IS rs. A. lIORBACII. Action brought
m the District Court of the Ff tee nth Judicial District,
and the * niptaint fl ed In the county of Butte, m the of
fficeof the Clerk of aaid District Court. The peo; le of
the State of California greeting: To AII RBACII.
V'ou a»v hereby required to appear in an aetkm brought
against you by the nbo\e named plaintiff in the District
<>>vtof tne Fifteenth Judicial Di-tnrt. in and for the
county of Butte, and to answer the complaint filed there
in, (a copy of which accompanies this eummoos) within
ten days, (exclusive of the day of service) aft*-r the ser
vice on you of this summon*, if served within this
county ; if served out of ibis county, bat within this Ju
dicial District, within twenty davs! or if served out of
said District, then within forty day*—or Judgment by de
fault will l>- taken against you. The said action is
brought to obtain a decree for the sale of that certain
piede or parcel of land, situate*! in Butte cohiuv Cali for
nta. and known as Lota No*. 5 air; € :n Block No. three
(3> of the town *>f Ororille. and that ceituin building
now being e*ected thereon by you, the laid defendant.
U» satisfy a mechanic’s lien, taken upon said ouild.ng
and land lor the sum of seven hundred and sixty dollars
an ; thirty-four cents and costs of sale, and if you fail to
appear and answer the said compiainl as above requtr*
«hl. ihe plaiuuff will apply lolhe court lurt.be relief in
ud complaint demanded.
Given under my hand and seal of the District Court of
the Fifteenth Judicial District, this 29;U day
of October, in the rear of our Lord one
thousand eight bundrVd and fi* v-eighL
By order of the District Judge of the Fifteenth Judi
cial District. California.
4 . M. 11. DARKACH. Clerk.
T>«. W ills. Alt J. for plaintiff. Oct, 30-Jw
I
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MISCELLANEOUS.
P. & C. FARRELY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRO
cerie*.ProTisliiflß. Wines and Liquors. Ale. Sor
ter. Ac. Thankful lo cur trienda for their past liberal
favors, we respectfully solicit a continuance of the sa-ne.
and flatter oarselves that we can sell a* cheap. and give
us good satisfaction ns «nj other store In the city.
Fire proof brick store, Washington Block. Myers St..
Oroville.
Goods delivered free of charge. jelS
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MR. C. a. MEIGS & MIS* CATHERINE
L. CURTIS, u etid opening h SELECT SCII‘ 'Oh
in the public school house, at Orovllie, lo commence on
the first Monday in October.
TERMS:
For *v nrnn'i English Brunches per month,.. ..s*» 00
For the In! o ring Branches extra per month. ..2 30
Natural Philosoph , Physiology. llLt<>rics. Geometry,
Trigonometry. Bottny, Intellectual Philosophy, Latin
Grammar. Miss CURTIS will also give lessons on the
Piano and in Drawing. Advanced payments will be in
variably require I.
Oroville. Oct, 1858. 02-tf
Attention, Smokers!
WM7E CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
▼ V to our large ami w«-l aelee'ed stork of Seirars, To
bacco. Playing Cards. Pipes, tiniiff and Matches,
which we cun and will sell :t» cheap as any house in
this -late. Our Motto is. ‘-Quick sales and Small profits.*’
Terms —Cash.
If. 1.08 A: 00.
Montgomery Block, Montgomery street.
jy23 If
Lager Beer! Lager Beer!
CONRAD TEMPLES CITY BREWRY
We am row prepared lo manufacture Lager
Beer of a superior article —the material used
being conducive to health ard of invigorating
quality. Hotel keepers and Saloons will be furnished
at all limes. Call and see us, and try our beverage.
C. TEMPEL
Oroville, Feb. Blh. 18>8,
Pea-Vine Ranch For Sale!
CH \NCK FOR A RVRGAIN! The valuable
- <lg . property known as the PE WINK RANCH
■■ ■3‘ilL the American Valley Hoad, about ‘2O miles above
Bidwell. is offered FOB SALK. It is situated in a good
mining locality, ani is an ev -ellont bland for a Hotel.
Possession given April Ist, 18-VJ.
Applv ou the premises to
WHIPPLE A ALLEN.
Pea Vine, August 18-38. tf
United States Restaurant
BE-OFENED.
THE undersigned beg to inform the
citizens of Croville and no community
generally, that they have again associated
'themselves in business, snd reconunei.ee 1
on the dtn of their old stand, the UNITED STATE-*
HETAI'RANT. which we have fitted and furnished in
the best manner possible, and which we shall seek to
make The Bkst Eating House in Oroville!
To suit ourselves to the times, we have fixed our pri
ces as follows:
Board, per week, § 8 00
Meal.
N. B, —We have well arrnug d LODGINGS connected
with our Rcsiwurunt. WEISS i: HAM dERNICH.
Sept. ‘J.3th, lrtf-8.
WATCH! WATCH I
I HAVKIUSr RECEIVED, DIRECT from
San Francisco the largest stock of WATCH
r\3L **-S AND JEWELRY ever brought lo Oroville,
and it is wr!i wri»rlli the attention of persons
wishing to purchase, to call on me before purchasing
elsewhere I have everything unsually kept in this
business, in abundance, and am bound lo sell at very
low figures.
[£7* Jewelrv of all kinds made to order Wa*ch«s
repaired can fully and warranted
Rosenthal's old siaud. Don’t forget the name.
April 1, 1837. GEO E. SMITH.
Tell it to to the People !
fffil HAT GEORGE E. SMITH, HAS FULL-JEWEL
fi- El) GOLD Hunting Cased new Lever WATCHES,
warranted to keep good lime for one year, for only $3O
each.
September 10, 1858.
New Goods &, Fresh Stock
JUST ARRIVED AT CURLY’S BRICK SEGAR
Sure, corner Montgomery and Myers streets.—
CURLEY respectfully informs his friends and the
public in general that he is now enabled to supply
them with t e choicest ass ;rtment of
SEGARS.
TUB A CFO,
PIPES, and
GO«»DA GENERALLY IN
1118 LINE OF BUBINKBB,
And at such prizes that will satisfy the wholesale
merchant or retail smokers—that he -has the trap
properly set” in Snn Francisco to receive the choicest
assortment «»f Segars and Tobacco that can b* bought
l«»r cash, on the arrival of every steamer. Give me a call
and satisfy yourselves at CURLEW,
Washington Block, cor. Montgomery and Myers
street. OrovilL*.
Assay Office & Refinery.
No. 108 Batterystree., cor. Merchant, San Francisco.
ON AND AFTER THIRD OF MAY PROXIMO, w
will receive deposits of Bullion for Assaying, reflnin
and Coining. Until the Branch Mint gives a preference
in payments to deposits of Refined Bullion over Unrefine 1
Bullion, (as Is contemplated by a bill now before Con
gress I»that effect,) we shall pay ail depositors in United
Stales coin invariably in five days after a deposis is
made. Our charge for refining gold is 1» cell's per ounce,
and Hof one percent, for coinage, (being 4 cents pel
ounce less than Mint charges. I Tiparted bars will be
made as usual, and returns made on the same day on
which the deposit is made. Public patronage is resjiect
futiy solicited, so far as may be consistent w ith the in
terest of the dettositur. JUSTH & HUNTER,
I ap23-3m2dpl
Merchant’s Hotel.
Marysville.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BECOME
associated in the mauagetnemof the above First
>Tiss Hotel,respectfully solicit a share of public
patronage. SOLON PECK,
a»*lf G EO. W. STANTON;
ft s
Ice, Ice! Ice!! Ice!!!
PURE AND CLEAR AS CRYSTAL.—THE UN
derslgned are again prepared lo furnish the citi
zens of Oroville w ith the very best quality of ICE. on
he most reasonable terms. A large supply constantly ton
hand Orders left at our office on Miners’Alley, between
3lyers and Iluntoon streets, promptly attended to We
have the most perfe * facilities for supplying hotels,
gabions mid fumilie s with any amount desired
May 3d J. T. DICKEY A CO.
Jabez Sawin,
Montgomery Street, South side, between Huntoon and
Lincoln streets, Oroville.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DE ALER IN
Choice Wines, Brandies, Cordials, Ales, Port-
Fancy Liquors Byrups. etc. The public
is Informed that Mr. 8.-»win is the SOLE
AGENT in Oroville, f-.r OAKLEY’S Celebrated Pre
mium CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
'TJ* COUNTRY TRADERS and others will fin-lit lo
their advantage In call at the above establishment before
purchasing elsewhere. Sept. 10th.
New Goods.
MRS. SELVER HAS JUST RECEIVED
a fresh assortment of Call goods consisting of Ben
netts. Hats, Bussells, Capes and a general assortment of
Millinery anJ Fancy articles. AldO the Prince** Royal
Bridal Skirts: a new article, all of which will be sold at
extremely low prices. Call and he convinced
217* Montgomery street, next to -.he Ohio Stable.
Dissolution.
riMIE FIRM OF HEDGES A HANNON
Ji. is this day dissolved oy limitation. Either party
will use ibe name of the firm in liquidation.
CHA’d. 11. HEDGES,
M VV. HANNON,
Oroville 23. Oct. 1858.
Notice,
IS HEREBY GIVEN—THAT AN ASSESSMENTOF
one dollar per share was levied on the eapilal stock
of the California Coal Company. August 2d 1858, and
mu«t be paid to toe Treasurer of said Company within
thirty days from dale, excepting those lb -t paid the
assessment of June 21st I*sB By order of the Trustees.
D. W. CUEESMAN. Sec'y. Cal. Coal Co.
Oroville, Nov. 8, 185*. ' [n 1341*1
Notice,
IS HEREBY GIVEN—THAT AFTER THIS DATE
the office of the Secretary and Treasurer of the Cali
fornio '"cal Company, will be held at the office of D. W.
Che-sman. in the Town of Oroailie and the meetings of
the Trustees of said Company will hereafter be held at
the same office. Annual meetings of the Company for
the election of officers a ill be held as heretofore a Goal
Creek. By order of the Trustees.
D W. CUKES MAN, Sec’y. Oat Coal Co.
Oroville, Nov. 8, IBSS. [nl32t*]
Notice.
DR. WM. WILSON HAS REMOVED
his office irom Bidwell to Oroville. opposite the
«. Nicholas Hotel. Jo 16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
AND
General Stage Office.
THIS FAVORITE HOTEL, POR
inerly situated ou the corner of Montgomery and
foil Huntoon streets, is now located at ihe corner of
Lincoln and Montgomery streets in ihe building formerly
known us the White Hall
The SF. NICHOLAS has been provided -with an en
tirely new ou fit ol beds, bedding nr.d other fixtures, and
in its table and all its appoiutmeaU is second to no pub
lic house in Northern California. To keep puce with the
limes, the prices have been set at the following low rates
Single Meals, s Ocenls,
Lodging per \lght, * r *o 75 cei»t»»
PRANK JOHNSON, Proprietor.
IpN. B.—The Office of the California Stage Com
pany is at the ?t. Nicholas. **6
F. J. BECKER,
©
©
x
GUXSM
AND DRaLKK in
Guns, Rifles and Pistols,
POWDER, SHOT, LEAD, CAPS. ASD
Cun Trimmings. Montgomery street, below the
Ohio Stable. Oro id , Ibiile County.
Cy NLAV WORK made to oid> r, and repairing exe -
cute 1 iu the neatest manner. uO-if
IRON AND BRASS RHHI
and
MACHINE SHOP,
JAMES I.OCIIER, -- - Proprietor.
WE ARE NOW
“V PREPARED TO FURNISH
at the shortest notice,
STEAM ENGINES,
QUARTZ MACHINERY,
Saw and Grist Mills, Pumps,
DERRICK IRONS.
CAR WHEELS,
HYDRAULIC PIPES AND NOZZLES,
ANi> ALL OTIIKII KINDS OF
MACHINERY BUILT TO ORDER
OR REPAIRED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
A l»o. every descriptiun of Blacksraithing done
on reasonable teiim. lifi-tf
WHAT CHEER HOUSE,
Sau Francisco.
IF YOU HAVE BUSINESS OF ANY KIND TO
transact, is it not important that you should en
*-“^“»lea\<>r l»» get as near as possible to where business
of all kinds is known to centre ?
Do you want to patronize u house conducted on
strictly temperate principles?
Do you want to patronize an establishment favorably
known throughout California, Ong.m. and ail other
places, for its iti«>demiu charges, good ana the best of
beds, together with order, coniferl.convenience,and su
perior accommodations?
If you desire all these, we advise you to go to Wood
worths What Cheer House. 87, Blf and'Jl Leidsdoifl
Street. 11U, l.'l, Sacramento street.
This e-lab islimenl is centrally iocnlt-d in Ihe business
purl of the city, ua 1 in the imnicdiuiu vicinity of the
steamship Cn.’s offices, and the United Slates Branch
Mint.
Board per Week, £5 50
pci Day, 1 OO
Meals, 541
Lodging. 50 to 75
Single Rooms furnished complete, 7.'» cents per night.
Rooms or Lodgings can be had by the uighl or week,
with or without Board, to suit the c mvenience of alt.
The bedsare lilted up In the very best style, with pat
ent French springs, and jthe best of curled hair mat
tresses, clean bedding, i^c.
Superior Bathing accommodations connected with
the hi use. Shower Baths Fret;
Free passage in the Omnibus to and from the boats
Look iu Ihe name on the Omnibus to avoid imposition
By unremitting attention and untiring efforts to fur
nish the greatest amount ol comfort und convenience at
extremely low prices, the proprietor hopes to merit a con
tinuance of the increasing patronage that the \\ hat
Cheer House at present ei joys.
For the accommodation «>l miners and others having
money or valuables, there arc two large safes inthe office.
There is an extensive Library and Reading Room, well
supplied with pa ers. periodic ds, ..Vc.
4ftr Travelers will please to remember that there are
no runners connected with this establishment THE
HOUSE 13 OPEN ALL NIGHT.
jell-din it B. WOO WARD, Proprietor.
Fruit Trees.
S 30,000 PEACH TREES.
o(*,‘-0U Catawba Grape Vines
30.000 California Grape Vines
Alsu, Apple, Pear. Nectarine, Apricot, and China
Trees
AH of the above are thrifty and of vigorous growth
embracing the finest Varieties of Fruit adapted to tin
climate, und will be sold in large or small quantities at
the most reasonable rates. The Uhina Tree, in this
climate, is unequalled for beauty and rapid growth by
any -ther ornaiueu.al Shade Tree. Terms Ca-h
J. BI DWELL
Chico. November 20.1858.ffitf
Christmas Ball!
—AT FIIK
PUAIRIC HOUSE.
The subscribers, having become proprietors of the
Prairie House, will give a Grand Ball
Christmas Eve December ‘24 fh,
to which they invite the attendance of the citizens of
Butte County gen-rally.
N. B.—The direction of this ball is under the imme
diate supervision of Mrs. Uomhroek. Every prepara
tion has been made to render this the most brilliant
affair of the season.
u2O-td DAVIS A SHANNON, Proprietors.
Golden Gate Restaurant!
Corner Montgomery and Hno loon streets, Oroville.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT, having been re
built since the fire, and fi led up in the most
excellent manner, is again open to all its old
patrons and as many new ones ns may see fit
to call. The proprietor, having had his efforts duly ap
preciated while keeping the old establishment, flatters
himself that this fact alone will induce a continuance of
patronage by the public.
BOARD per WEEK, $S 00
SINGLE ME A Id?, 541
‘*hickeo, Oyster and Clam Soups always on hand, and
served up at short notice. Meals at all hours.
THE BAIL—I do not s*y th it my Liquors cost me
s x. eight or leu dollars per gallon, i ut will say—just
give them a trial. SABE?
41 pen Day and Night.
Thankful for past favors, I respectfully solicits a con
tinuance of the same,
augl JOHN DRAGIIL Proprietor.
Glorious News ! !
STOP YE HUNGRY AND READ! ORO
VII.LE RESTAURANT OPEN AGAIN!!
SIMON K. ROSENTHAL herewith in
foim* the public and his friends, that
he dissolve! partnership with A Michlneou on the 7ih
of July, and furhennore, desires to state, that he has as
•ocia'ed with himself Mr. F. Harnroernlck, recently of
tbe United States Restaurant, lor the purpose of re-open
ing the Oroviile Restaurant on Montgomery St., between
Myers and Himtoon streets, where they both will be
happy to see their old friends and customers.
Thankful for pa-*t favors, and promising to do ample
Justice to all. we bespeak for ourselves the generous
patronage of the public.
BOXED PER WEEK-IN ADVANCE, $8 00
SINGLE MEALS, 50
SIMON R. ROSENTHAL,
July IHth.
Notice to Lien-Holders.
fpo ALL WHO.M IT MAY CONCERN—
-■ Notice is hereby given, to prevent their liens, held
under provisions of An Act ol the Legislature of this
State, entitled “An Act for securiag Liens to Mechanics
am! others," passed Apii* lt*lh 1856, and all amendatory
acts, on that certain building now being erected on lota
numbers five and six, of block number three, iu Oroville,
Butte County, California, and so much of an id lota as may
be neoeasxry for the convrnienl uae and occupation of
said building, on Mouday the e*lh day of Novemdes, 1858,
at IU o’clock, A. M , in the Hon. Dis’rict Court of the
Fifteenth Judicial District. County of Butte, at the Court
Housa in Oroville, men and there to be properlp proved
and adjudicated. A. LEWIS,
By A. B. Galimokk, Agent.
Oroville, October 15th. 1858. [ol6-3w]
Notice.
The share holders of
<.lftiKl Minina Company vo hereby notiffi
an incegegi of $40.00 lo tbe abare baa been in j
ao» due. A. R. STEARNS, Seete
D..glows. Tctober S 3 It
BUSINESS CARDS.
DB- X E N OWEN,
OFFICE—On the western fide of the Plazn, imme
diately opposite the rear end of the Court House.
s3-3m
». C. Br RLIttOAM E. J - *• MHE»9
BURLINGAME & MYEKS
dentists,
OFFICE —ln Mathews’ Brick
Buildimt, on Ilunloon street, between
X> J> Montgomery and Bird Bireete,
OItOVILLE.
HENRY A GASTON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
OFFICE —iTemporarilf) with Judge Wells, opposite
Court House, east side I’laza. j_\2o
S- ROSENBAUM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE—With J. 11 Barker, E.q., east side of the
Plaza, opposite the Court House.
UUL-t
GEOBGE E SMITH,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
Montgomery street, between Myers ana Huntoon
Streets Orovillle.
ALL KINDS of JEWELRY mode
to order—DIAMOND VVORK and
other Precious Stones set in bcnntiiul
style. GOLD AND SILVER ■ * ntch-
Buckles, Pecs Clocks,
&.c.j fee., for sale.
, j WATCHES REPAIRED by mytclf
p'.~-iuraUy .and warranted.
fi- - -i
»■>
Don't forge’ he name.
At lloeenlhall s t Id Stand
GEO. E. SMITH.
d-22
G C HARVEY.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Oroviile, Butte County.
Omi t—On the Plain, opposite the Court House.
Bird street. Fpecial attention given to the searching of
County Records, Investigation of Titles, and to the draw
ing nl Deeds and Conveyances for record. orl)
HENRY GATEYMAN
GERMAN PAINTER.
Miners’ Alley,
East side, between Huntoon and Myers streets.
Oroviile niy7
IHINAHD H FARLEY
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC, REAL ESTATE
AGENT AND CONVEYANCER.
OFFI .E—On Bird street, north side of the Pli za
03l
BURT & RHODES
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS aT LAW,
Oroviile,
Office, —Birdatreet. iu Hun's new brick building, up
stairs. "do
CHARLES F LOTT
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Oroviile Butte Co.
Of ri< «—Bird street, between Myers and Huntoon.
jyU-ti
THOMAS WELLS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Oroviile, Butte Co.
Special attention given to the sj.irchinc of County
Record?.investigation ofTitles. tec.-sud to the drawing
Deeds and all instruments for record
OFFlCE—ll,intoon street, opposite the Court House
8-45
JAMES O’BRIEN. M D.
Particular attention paid to chronic disease?, and
nil others common to this country. lias had large
experience in hospital and family practice, and con
fidently hopes for a share of public patronage.
Orn* k —At the County Ilot-piial, Lyuchburgh.
n*2o
JO7ISJ S BERRY.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
OFFICE—Rird street, three doors above the Butte
Record office.
JAMES S LONG,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
OrncK—ln the Court Do se. ocO
EYE. EAR & SURGICAL INFIRMARY
Hubbard & Teed,
PHYSICIANS fe SURGEONS. OFFICE—D street,
between Second and Third streets, Marysville
N. IJ.—Operation-ton the Kye and Far and the treat
ment of their Doua-es, will receive special attention
jc*2 Ilf
Dr. M. Vrooman.
OFFICE —On Bird street two doors from the Post
t >ffk*, Theai re block. Office hours, from OA. M,.
to I*2 M., and from *2 p. M. to 6 o'clock. Culls from
llie country, of responsible men, will be punctually at
tended. Kales of changes the same as adopted by
the Butte County Medical Society apl
I. O. OF O. F.
oillle Lodge, No. 59,1 ml e pen -
Order oi Odd Fellows, meet every
.'DAY Evening, in the Hall over
Colton * McDermott's Drug Store Brothers of the
Order are respectfully invited to attend.
J. C. WEHTSBAIT.MKR- N.C | K. ID’NDAM Sec.
DAVID WEAVER, V G. J G. E. SMITH. T,
J II MALSON. P. Sic.
I’d CLE MOUATAIX LODOK No. 121,
P. & A. M.’
®TH R STATED COMMUNICATIONS of Ta
ble Mountain Lodge, No. 124, F. & A M , are
heKI at their Hull iu Oroviile, on the Even
ings of the first Tuesday of each month.
CHA'S, F. LOTT, W. M.
J. 11. MARPi.it. Stc’y. Je2Bidtffirtn
OLIO TELBGRAPU LINK.
Orovillk, August 16.1858.
On an.l after this dale the rat*s of tariff for dispatches
over this line have been reduced.
alB B. G. STOCKTON, Sec’y,
l>r. .J. C. VOUSU, whose advertisement adver
tisemen I appears i n another colurn u, Is the pioneer adver
tising Physician in this Slate, has cured more patients
than any other. Attention is called to his advertise
ment. tf
OROVILLE LODGE NO. 105, P. A. 11l
of Oroviile Lod
on the last S;
inlay of ea<h month, at the Masonic 11 ;il I, o\
Colton fe McDermott's Drug State.
tiiiji', UUUUIIj All. io,
A The stated communications ol
No.-. 03, of F. A. Mare held
' ** ' urday of et»*h month, at the Ma
A D. Bkis, Sec’y.
D. A. BROWN, W. M.
County Treasurer’s Office, |
Orovillk. Nov. 6ih, ICSB. J
Holders of Butte County Warrants registered on the
General Fund from the ‘2lst of December 1857, to Feb.
4. 1858. inclusive, also, Warrants No. 1692. 1693. 1604.
1695, 1606 and 1697, registered on the Indigent Bick
Fund, Feb. 6. 1858, are hereby notified that the same
are now payable at this office, and after this date said
Warrants cea.-c to bear interest.
WM.LATTIMORE,
Treasiuer Butte Co.
Dr. Jollii W. V«,s»a;nn«lt.“"ConfiJe:itiallT calls
the attention of oil those who wish to consult a physi
cian or Surgeon on all complaints of long standing, and
>n all cases requiring surgical operations, together with
the following diseases—Nervousness or Spinal affection.
Palpitation of the heart, sick bead ache. Dy.cpepflis, ina
bility. Lowness of Spirits. Loss of Memory. Fatigue or
slight exertion, loss of muscular power, a verson to so
d-tv. pain in the hack and head, debility and general
weakness, with all ailments of & serious nature. Doct.
tor Vanzandt can be consulted at his office, foot of Clay
street, Ban Francisco. or by letter, staling m m plums in
detail.
WK THE IXDDRSIGSED DO HERE
b}' agree, that on and after this day, we will
each one put one of the five (5) claims owned by
us, on Butte Creek, into one Company, mutual in
terest of all, to be known as the Diamond Company,
to be worked together, each to do an equal quantity
of work, and furnish an equal amount of provisions.
And in case either party nag occasion to he off the
work (except on Company business,) on business
of his own or any other cause, he shall either furn
ish a man in his place, or pay said Diamond Compa*
ny two dollars and fifty cents ($2,50,) per day for
all such time as said party Is absent; and farther
that no individual member of the Company, shall
contract any debts without the consent of all par
ties.
RICHARD E. HYDE,
JEFFERSON SCOTT,
A. S. DERICK,
HIXON.
DANIEL M. HARRIS.
Butte Creek, Nov. Ist, 1358.
f ARD, LINSEED, NEATSFOOT, POLAR AND
JLi Spom Oil—For sale by
.colton fe McDermott.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DB o. a■ TOZEB,
TilE great eradicator of Secret Disease* and found
er of the Hunterian Medical Institute* Sixth c»t.,
between J and K. Sacramento, would moat respectfully
inform those aftiicted with Private Complaints, such as
Syphillis, Gonorrhoea* Nocturnal Emissions, and ah the
consequences of self-ahuse, that he was formerly Prac
tical Physician of Locke Hospital, in the city of Lon
don, where there are at all times under medical treat
ment, from I*soo to 2,000* and for ihc hiat tour years of
the city of Sacramento. Thousands can testify to the
manv radical and perfect cures effected ; and it is well
known thut he is the only one Iti the State who has
made a thorough and perfect cure after all the advertis
ing quacks have failed.
A Practical treatise on Venereal, by PR. C. IT. TO
fcER, Sacramento. There are no maladies to which the
human family is liable of deeper importance, either in
a medical or msral point of riewt than those arising
from impure sexual intercourse.
As medical men. it is our business to look at disease
merely as it » ffects life and health; and our efforts are
directed, noltothc reformation of man's vicious pro
pensi ies. but to the mitigation of his bo-lily sufferings.
It is in this abstract sense we write of Venereal Affec
tions. And it is in this sense that the Doc’or should
address himself to their study. II his feelings are allow
ed to influence his professional pursuits, his qualifica
tions will necessarily he limit-si to those Subjects that
are rno-t agreeable to his tastes To become an en
lightened practitioner* it is as essential that he should
he a liberal 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 u disa
greeab'o ore. I»» any form, disease is unpleasant to
look upon The sick chamber affords no pleasant sights
The physician is made the witness both of physical pain
and mural infirmity. Struck by disease, the attractive
part- of man's gature are clouded over, his pride is hum
ified; his intellect is disturbed ; his whole character, in
a word, is transformed. Too often alas. is sickness the
consequence of his own folly; selltindulgence, the grat
ification of appetite*, the exhauslirg toil of avarice* the
feverish labors for human applause, all produce their
bnnelul< diets upon the coos litition But to the medi
cal attendant, the moral aspects are not to have any in
fluence upon his skill or bis cares.
At the best, human i a'.ure is but weak. This is the
first, truth for a medical man to learn; and in whatever
way this weakne-s is exhibited.the philanthropic h»-a t
will feel that it is a pleasure as well a« a duly, to relieve
bodily infirmities, whenever however they appear. This
is the higher and nobler view of medical science. It
devotes itself to the mitigation of pain, the abatement of
disease, the restor lion to health. In doing this, its
minister must be the spectator of much that is disa
greeable. Rut he is rewarded by the l« Ity satisfaction
of feeling that although personal comfort is sacrificed
and sympathy is often painfully excited. vet it is through
such a road that Benevolence has the widest scope, and
meets with the richest return for its labors.
01 all the aff. ctlon.s that afflict man. there is no one
nr re it-rrible in its consequences than Syphilis. Dread •
ful as it is to the person who first contracts it. frightful
as frequently are its ravages in his con-l'tution ending
« cc islonally in destruction; yet it is a disease of deeper
interest, and more to be lamented when transmitted to
offspring. Children oitcn come into the world with the
disease hideously manifested to the eye covered with
blotches and s"res; wi ll wrinkle I face-, having the ap
pearance of oi l age; and it is probable that every par
ticle of the living organism is equally tainted with the
poison. Wi.cn such a condition ,»\i-ts. it cannot he
doubted that life will too frequently be short and full of
pain.
Scrofula. Consumption, and oth'T diseases that are
sometimes heriditary. are in many cases, its fruit; and
one wav to stay the devastalling march of those fenr
f*:l fatal affections, is. as far a< practicable, to Eradicate
Syphilis from the world. Would it not seem that a
disease so prevalent and so direlul. ought to excite the
deepest interest among the medical men. both as re
spects its line radiology and uts treatment ? What ex
cuse can he • ffer for his d ficfency, who calls himself a
surgeon, and >et does not even recognize the disease
when he sees if, and is ignorant of the best means of
checking it and preventing .my future evil consequenc e?
I* it enough for him to gay to the imagination the dis.
ease is a loathsom one .’ that it is a disreputable one to
have, arid a disgusting one to treat? switch an excuse
may. probably. ,-a‘ i*‘y him who has no belter, but it will
no' satisfy science nor philai threphy.
Whoever tin t» rtakes the medical profession with a
true spirit, will never rest contented with knowing only
n limited pari of l f . Tin re is no subject that be thinks
unworthy «f investigation ari l study. He can not be
satisfied with a smattering knowledge of what hois
bound to understand well, lie feels resting upon hbn
a douhle obligation—one. the duty lie owes to the pub*
lie. to whom he an onne •- that he is a qualified mem
ber of a noble prefessb-n: the other, the duty he owes to
himself, to make and maintain a reputation (or attain'
mentsand skill. There are s ine j rctitionen*. indeed
there are many, who are ignorant of venereal di-o-se*.
bee disc they fancy it is not respect ilde to treat t cm.
Of all tnch m-rsons it may be asserted a- beyond dispute
that tin-ir ignorance is not ronfi.u d to these disea-es
alone; }hey wll be found deficient in all other points,
and are not prop* rly qual : fiod for the responsibilities
thev have ns-unu-1. Vv hoever has a ju.-t appreciation
of the medical ar . will not kf.ovv any difference in the
respect bility of di-eases All m iladies an* alike fit sub
jects for his care un i reflection: an I the only distinction
that he acknowledge-, is that which arises fro n their
greater or less gravity. Circumstance* may. indeed, di
rect his practice In a particular channel. s« that his bilsi
iness will be inclined lo one class of affliction*, father
than another; but tins is not because he regards some
as beneath or unworthy hia notice.
C* 11. TOZER. M. D.
READ and REFLECT. Hr. T. Tozcr’a Card
to the fcffl'cted. Uuirk circa and low prices at
the Bb ahii-hed office. Sixth street, between .1 and K at.
Dr. T«.z i r returns his tnnuks to his numerous pa
tienia f« Km ir patronage, an I would embrace this op
portunity to remind lln-m that he continues to consult
on th* »e gifllC'ilt ca es of Venereal whicli have b: fifed
the skill of Mo:ne ol (he most celebrated physicians of
the age, a id upon which he has Never Failed to per
form a (tadleal Cure
Dr Tozer’s reputation as r physician stands unequal
led His exclusive attention lo diseases of tho Genito
Urinary Organs for so many years renders him perfect
mas er of >ypbilitic diseases.
Dr To/.-r has. ii is well known, taken patients from
the very verge «»f tfie grave and r sto el ihom lo perfect
health. He further Blau s that he deems it sufficient to
attract the attention of ilio.-e who might need ilieser
vicsof a physician* In all ca-es* not fur icularly those
enumerded in the advertise ment, exj»ecli«g they would
lest my merits as a practitioner, and tho result my
practice has t ecu thus tar s.t slactoiy to my patients
mid > y -elf Nor do I deem it necessary lo fill columns
ol newspapers wifi fnls me.empiric and bombastic ad
vertise . on: s, professing my ability lo heal all dis us s
fledt is hoir to. for to do t' nt I must be something
more than man, but I» give thvs<* that are afflicted v i h
Vem ral, (.’hr* nic and other diseases, to nndersl .od.
from long experience, I am fully competent lo treat
them successful.
I off. r no genuine or fraudulent aertiftcatas or puffs of
my superior quaii.icalioiis as a } r ciitioner, neither do
I assn me the nodical hom r- lo which 1 am eniul d; but
no roly ask those who are diseased to read the different
«dv< ni-ornoniH relating lo the cure of private dls*-a-. s,
ami judge for the i.-elves where to apply for relief. (My
rooms are so arranged thut I can be consu'led in priva.e
at all hours of the day, tr-.ii 0 oVoc; A M until 8p k )
C7*"Persons with Chronic Diarrhoea. Dysentjry, Ner
voud Debit ty. Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness of the
ilinbsa ;d back, indisposition. Loss of Memory. ,\ver
sion to Society. Love of ad tu le. Timidity, Self distrust
Dizziness lleadace* pain in :h* side, affection* of the
eyes, pimples on the face, Sexual and other Infirmities
in Man, See., will find ii important to consult Hr. * has,
11. Tozer at i. is office * -lx Ii st . between I and K, Sac
ramento. U 1 AS. 11. TOZER* M. I).
nov -7
John W. Tucker,
IMPORTER 11 OP AND WHOLESALE AND KE
*ai 1 Dealer in Watches. Diamonds* Silver Ware, Jew
elry, and Silver-plated Ware. Quartz ’York "fall kinds
on hand. Watches repaired with cure, and warranted*
No. 1 54 A Montgomery street, San Frant-l-ro.
Persons in the interior* desirous of purchasing ar
ticles ol Jewelry, by forwarding a description, accom
panied by the cash, can obtain them* and depend on
their being of the best quality, and selected with care;
and there is little doubt that Ihh mode will prove as
satisfactory to the purchasers, as if the articles nad been
selected under their own supervision oc. r »-ii
Notice to Lien Holders^,
ATE OF CALILFORNI \—County of But'e.—Dis
ks tricl Court, loth Judicial District. James E. Caine
et al. vs. D- C. Downer (d al. Whereas the above named
plaintiffs having commenced an action in said Court
against the said defendants lor the foreclosure of a cer
tain mechanic’s lien held and claimed by said plaintiff-.,
upon that certain building. lying and being situated in
the town of Oroville. in said count;- and State, and known
ns the Theater building located on the corner of Hunt on
and Bird streets in said town and occupying a part of
bus numbered (I) one and (*2) two in block (-i) three as
laid down on the map ol the town of Orovilb* on file in
Recorder's offlae ot Hulte emu ty. Notice is hereby given
lo all persons holdir g or (aiming liens upon said "herein
before described property, lo present theis said liens
before the said Court on the first Mondav of November,
A. D 15.38, then and there to make proof of the same.
sJ-20t D. W. CD HERM AN. AU’y for plaintiff.
Notice.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA—County of Butte* m. To
the Hon. Thomas Wells, County Judge of Butte
county, and P. 11. Harris, Di.-trict Attorney Gentle
men, you will take notice that on or before the first
day of December * o. 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 State’s Prison
of California, under a sentence of the Court of Sessions
of Butte county, at its April term a D. 1858, for the
crime of Grand larceny, of which vou will take due
notice. HUGH MORRISON.
We the undersigned hereby acknowledge service of
the within notice, this sth day of November A, d. 1858.
THOMAS WELLS. Co. Judge
P. H. HARRIS. Dial Att'y Butte Co. Cal.
Attest i The foregoing a true copy of the original now
on file in my office.
i Witness my hand and the seal of said
I>. §• / court affixed this the sth day of November
> ▲. 0.1858
M H. DARRACH, Clerk Butte Co.
Oroville, Nov. 5, 1868.
Notice.
IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
of tho Virgin Quartz Mining Company, tnat an assess
meni has been levied of thirty dollars to the share, pay
able October sl* |B6B, at the office of the Company, at
Yanke Hill. E: L COMLY, President.
C. H. Tubmkr. Secretary
Yankee Hill, August 7 th* 1858. aug7-30d
M. P. Brown,
96 Battery Street, San Francisco, Cal.,
131PORTEK AND WHOLESALE DE AL
ER in BEADsS AND INDIAN GOODS of ail kinds.
Guns, Pistols* Percussion Caps. Table and Pocket Cut
lery, Plated Ware. Brushes, Combs, and a general vari
ety of Fancy Goods. oc9-3m
MISCELL AN ECUS.
Fall and Winter Stock.
J. M. CLARK & BUO ,
Are now receiving at, the old stand,
oo Myers street, their usual large and extensive
stock of poods for the Fall and Winter trade, which has
been selected with great care, and at the lowest market
prices. We are determined that no house in the up
coui trv shall undersell us. We would respectfully call
the attention of Miners, Farmers, Hotel and Restaurant
Keepers, to the subjoined catalogue.
STAPLE GROCERIES-
Grkkn Ticks —Curions Young Hyson, extra quality Old
Hyson, finest Imperial and Gun Powder.
Black Tkas—Assorted to suit nil tastes, and at prices
varying according to quality.
CSrraK—Pest Old Gov. Java, Rio and Costa Rica, by the
sck. or lb. Bovee’s San Fran. Fresh Ground,
1 lb peks., also Orovllle do do.
Sugar—Crushed and Powdered, In bbls , S'bbls ,b* xes,
jmd by ihe lb., San. Fran. Yellow Refined Cof-
Tee Sugar, N 0 Brown Grant ated, Calcutta or
China No 1,
Frai’P—Fast Boston, San Fran Sugar House or Golden
Syrup, by the bbl. or k« gs of 5, H and 10 gaiSont
each, als > by the gal on.
PROVISIONS
Beans, Cal white, Chile
and red.
Cal. Smoked Beef,
Butter, Cal fresh, in rolls
ami tins,
“ Goshen, in As kins A kgs
Mackeral. Noli: 2, in
and X bbls and Kitts.
Codfish, extra fine,
Bos’on drtl Herring, in tins
and by the lb,
Holland salt Herring in kgs
Crackers, soda, sugar, pic
pic and ship b ead
Com Meal and Corn Starch,
Tapioca & Sago, extra qual.
Hominy, course and flue.
Mucaruni and Vermicelli*
Italian & French,
Carolina. China or Manilla
Rice,
Split Teas A Pearl Barley,
Farina. Oatmeal and Arrow
Root,
Cal. Flour. No 1, Eastern
llaxull ami Galb-gu.
Buckwheat Flour, ext fins.
Cal A easlesu Cheew*, No 1,
Fork, in bbls A % bbls.
S F Corned Beef, extra.
Hams, Oregon & eastern,
Bacon. “ k ‘
Lard, in 5 A 10 lb tins, or by
the pound.
Salmon, phkled and einoked ; etc .etc,
FRUITS ETC-
Apples, dried, in and }4
bbls, or by the lb. |
“ in cans and bottles, j
Peaches, •* ** i
Peaches, drie , by the bo* j
or lb.
Pie Emits, nastd,in cases or j
by by the bottle.
Cranberrias, strawberries, j
Raspberries. Gooseberries. I
Pine Apples and Pears. J
fresh and preserved. |
SPICES ETC.
Citron, dried ond preserved
Zanle •’urranls,
French Prunes, bj the boi
or lb, '
preserved Peaches, ft
glass Jars,
Jurtts and Jellies, all kind*.
in tins,
Malaga Layer Raisins, ia
’i, ] j and whole boxes,
French Tomatoes, extra, 1q
tins,
Allspice, whole or ground
Currie Powder, Indie,
Cayenne Pepper,
Cloves, whole or grojmd.
Cinnamon ii Ginger, fc-
B.lk & chib- Popper, fc4
Cre»m Tartar.
Chocolate prprd Cocoa,
Irish Hops, in % Sc 1 lb
papeis.
Mustard, C.il, French and
English,
Mace and Nutmegs.
Olive Oil, by case or bof.
Lemon & Raspberry Syrup
Worcestershire and other
English Saint's,
Super Garb 5- da, in bulk, or
bottles.
Sage. Thyme Sc Majoraur,
Pre-ton A: Merrill’s genuine
Yea*! Powders.
PCELES AND PRESERVED MEATS
A rich- vies,
French Capers,
Tomato Ketchup in bottlea
or keg*.
Green Corn, in cans
kfc Peas
Cal Pick'es, in kegs or jars,
bngltsh mixed in “
O fifes, French \ Spanith.
Clams & bibtim. in cans,
Turkey A Chickens **
Oysters, various brans.
Pepper Sauce.by <5? or bol
Sardines, J A: | bx«C
Pure Citler Vinegar, in kgs
and bbls.
OILS
PAINTS- COLORS. VARNISH
ES CANDLES ETC.
Oil. Sperm, China, Nut £
Lard,
•* Boiled Linseed,
Unboiled ’*•
*• Pino
Rest Atlantic White Lead,
in 25 & nO lb kegs*,
Ohio Dust, for painting
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
roofs,
Spe m Candle* in hxi and
cartoons.
Patent awl chem*l Candle*,
in bx-i nod cartoons.
Adamantine do. various
brands.
Alcohol i: Camphend,
ETC
Brooms, Cal & easterns
Broom VVhi-ks.
’Blacking, Scrubbing and
Dueling Brushes,
Bucket? it ul Pails,
Market & La Shopping
Baskets,
Mole'.lie Wash Boards,
Blacking for Stoves,
Bread ,S: Mincing Bowls,
Butler Ladles A: Prints,
ILnh Bricks,
Ciothes Bins ami Lines,
Cans L*r oils or syrups.
I’em John*, asso’t sizer.
Stone Jars and I, 'burnt.
Indigo and Fig Blue.
Mops. Matches A: .Mincing
Knives,
Petal» Mashers
Pins,
Crs ile, English ami Hill’s
Fauii'y Soap.
Colgate’s 5: Kiagsland’s
Family Starch,
Sal Soda,
IV veiling Fluid, in qt bolt.
Sieves, iron Jc brass,
SUNDRIES
Vails, cut and wro’t. all szs J Cordage, all sizes,
Wrndow Glass k Butty, Wheelbarrows,
Baling Wire A Rope, | Blocks and Sheave#.
Miners’Supplies on hand constantly.
Our stork of Hardware and Cutlery. Glass and Crock
eryware. Wines, Liquors and Syrups, will also be found
to be most complete. California Produce also kept on
hand at all times We feel satisfied that there is no
house in the up-country possessing u ore superior ad
\ unlaces and facilities tor giving entire satisfaction to
customers -ml patrons. Our prices shall ai all limes bo
as low as the lowest, and as umlorm.
[Cr“ Goods delivered promptly, free of charge. s2S
TURNER BROTHERS,
Manufacturers of
TTRNER’3 GINGKR WINE, 9\RUPB, CORDIALS,
BUTERS, Ac.. v
At New York. Buffalo, N. Y . and Francisco, Cal.
fIAUTION TO THE PUBLIC —THE REPUTATION
awarded to TURNER’S GINGER WINE, and the
unheard of popularity it h is received, has been the
means of putting into the market mat y spurious articUi.
BEWARE OF THESE BASE COUNTERFEITERS.
£?3rWe therefore caution all consumers ofGINGER
WINE t«» examine the label, as none is genuine save
such as have our portraits iu a circle on a steel plate
and surrounded by the insert ;<(iou—-‘TURNER’S GIN
GER WINK, prepared by TURN KB tiKOTHKRS, N«w
York, Duff.i o N. V.. and Sun Col.” au2o
TURNER’S
UNRIVALLED VEGSTABLE BITTER*.
rgIHESE BITTERS. MANUPACTUED FROM THE
H choicest medicinal roots. harks and herbs, by TUR
NER BROTHERS, are warranted to be the best now in
use on the Pacific coast, and can be taken with perfect
safety by persons of all ages and conditions; as a cure for
FEVER AND AGUE.
Flatulency. Dyspepsia. Costive ness, or
Heaviness. General Debility, Mausca ami Headache,
Irregularity of the Digestive Organs,
Nervous Fna ration. Neuralgia^
Rheumatic Affections and
most of the ills that
flesh is heir to.
Turner’s
Vegetable Bitters will be fouvd by all, not only a cu
rative. hut also the
BEST PKEVEMTTIVE EVER INTRODUCED IN
CALIFORNIA.
This article will abide all chemical tests as to its purely
vegetable properties, and at the same lime It is guaran
teed to be an Alterative of Tonic, superior in every par
ticular to all Bitters that have been in use in Caiif«*uia,
and the manufacturers challenge proof to the contrary,
and, with perfect confidence as to its purely vegetable
and medicinal properth-s.
TURNER BROTHERS. Manufacturer*,
au2o-3m Market street San Franciico.
colton & mcoermott
[Formerly Randall A McDermott,]
IIAV STILL BE FOUND AT THEIR BRICK
if D. buil ling, Montgomery street, where they hsvs
cne of the largest ami best assortments of
Drugs and Medicines.
Perfumeries. Paints, Oil*.
Camphene, Ac. Ac.
To he found north of San Francisco, 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 be pure and genuine. Traders
from the country are respectfully invited to give ut a
call. We are agents fortbe following articles:
Bud’s.Sands*.and Townsend’s Sarsaparilla,
soil’s Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,
Jayne’s Medicines,
Perry Davis’ Pain-Killer,
Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
Osgood’s India G'holagogne,
Burnett’s Cod Liver Oil,
do Kaleston.
We are enabled to stale that after repeated trial*,
nil men s Kaleston has been pronounced the safest and
most certain remedy for the cure of the Rhus Toxico
dendron or Poison Uak of this country. It not only
removes the effect produced by the poison, but also
acts as a preventive when applied in season
W. 11. KALB fe CO.,
1y24-tf General Agents for California.
Storage ! Storage!!
■ AM PREPARED TO STORE ANY AMOUNT OF
■ Grain and Produce, in my fire-proof building on Monti
gomery street, between Kuutoon and Lincoln streets.
O* LIBERAL ADVANCES made on grain fof
Storage. c. scRfHER.
Orovllle, August 25th. 1858. a#2su
NEW BAKERY.
Hunt k>ii St..adjoining Theatre Block.
WHERE I KEEP CONSTANTLY ON hand Bread.
Plea and Cakes, also Butter Crackers. Will situ
supply Saimms and Families with l-emon, Ginger and
Saraaphgrilla Beer, on reasonable terms.
A share of the public patronage is solicited.
G, LAMP, Proprietor.
Orovllle, May 3d-
Dissolution Notice,
V OTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN, TO ALL WHOM IT
As may concern that th** partnership heretofore el
iding between the undersigned . under the name of
• Bloommgdale Quartz Mining Company'’ is this day
dissolved by mutual consent of the members of *aid
company.
JOHN BRIGGS.
O W. PRESCOTT.
JAS I. MACLEAN,
V. J WELSH,
per JAS I MACLEAN, atty
; H. I. BOOTH.
OroviUe. October 9th, 1858. 4t