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THE UNION RECORD.
Local and County Matters.
AGENTS:
THOS.norCE SAN francisco
WM. H. TOBEY ?*a Fraacisco
J. J. KNOWS.TON'. Jt Co Saa Fmadsco
S. R. ROSENTHAL Marysville.
D. P,SMITH Forbestown
P. BOWLES .. Pine Creek
J.C. NOONAN A Chico
Competition’.— The Marysviik Appeal nav« :
‘•Great efforts are being made to take the La Porte
passenger and freight trade to Oroville by the
tarn pike road now building from that city to Wood
ville. The survey of the road gives a maximum
grade of six feet to the hundred, and a distance of
23 miles. The builders are now ont six miles from
Oroville, and propose to finish their work early in
the Spring. This is an enterprise for Oroville wor
thy of imitation by ever}- city that wishes to keep
and gain more country trade. The good road that
brings the farmer's and teamster’s wagon and
hordes into a city is worth as much to that city as
any other enterprise that public spirited men en
gage in. Marysville, wc are sorry to say, is aot
much renowned for the excellence of her country
roads; and perhaps a little stirring up is needed to
keep and increase the trade that does so much to
build up our city. Any how, it is is a fair field of
competition; and our neighbor city is invited to
‘go in and win'—if she can."
Now or Never.—ln a few more days and
jour chances of speculation will be gone. Geo.
K. Smith is selling off his entire stock of wat
ches, clocks, jewelry and fancy goods at New
York wholesale prices. Young ladies and
gents who wish to “sport” fine and valuable
jewelry, at cost price, should not neglect to
call immediately and procure a full supply.
Farmers, miners or “any other man” should
not loose this golden opportunity. California
gold rings at cost. Table spoons and forks
plated with silver at cost. “A few days,”—
and you’ll have to pay the usual prices—its
note or loose a bargain.
Failed to Appear.—On Monday, the 14tb
inst., the case of James Storrs, indicted for
robbery, was called for trial, but the defendant,
who is under bail in the sum of 52.000, failed
to appear, and bis bond was declared forfeited
by the Court. This is the last one of a party
of five who robbed the stage near Bid well Bar
in June last. The other four—namely, the
three Gassaways and Shuler—are now paying
the penalty of their crime in State’s Prison.
A suit on the bond has been commenced by
the District Attorney.
Raix.—The “windows of heaven” were opened
for a few hours. Tuesday forenoon, and the rain
fell in considerable quantity for a short space of
time. In the afternoon, however, the clouds rolled
away, and left our •‘honest miners’without a “turn
head. ' Those who prophesied an early winter
were evidently not in tUc confidence of the “clerk
of the weather."’ We believe farmers on Feather
river have not, as yet, done much ploughing; but
in the vicinity o_f Chico, we learn, ploughing com
menced some time ago. and considerable ground
has been broken up.
Out of I.ri k A McClellanite of this place made
a wager of a sack of Hour with a Union man of
F.va*usville precinct that the State of New York
would go for McClellan ; if not, he agreed to carry
the sack of flour to Evansville, a distance of ten or
twelve miles, making the trip barefoot. If Little
Mac carried the State, then the Union man was to
perform the above feet from Evansville to Oroville.
We tire inclined to think, from The latest news, that
the admirer of Little Mac will have to do that little
job of “packing." He ought to have had better
luck—or better judgment.
Hops —The Colu.-a Sun says hops are beginning
to be one of the mo.-t exteurive and profitable crops
in the world, and that, where hops have been tried
in California, they have generally done well. More
attention should be paid to their culture. Owing
to the increased consumption of beer and ale in the
United States, the demand for hops has grown
fa>ter than the increase of production, and there is
now no crop which gives the producer belter
returns.
Acquitted. —After an examination of five
day?, of witnesses, before Judge SuQord, J. I).
Givens and othets, who had been held to bail
tor the killing of Philip Farelly, were dischar
ged. District Attorney Rosenbaum and Gen.
Uowe, of Marysville were on the side of the
prosecution, and F. M. Smith and James M.
Burl for the defence.
Notice — The Trustees ot Hamilton School
District will be in session at the school house,
in said district, on the 26. and 29th insts.,
for the purpose of equalizing the value of the
assessed property in said district. All persons
having business with said Board will please
cal! and attend to the same. Per Order,
John Beall, Clerk of Board.
Robbery. Messrs. Miller A Brothers, butchers,
of Crane Valley, in this county, had near seven
hundred dollars buried in a yeast-powder can. close
to their house in the valley ; but oa Saturday, olh
in.rt.. they found that the money was gone. It was
all in gold dust, as received from miners ia payment
for moat. We understand that the Messrs. Miller
offer SIOO reward for the recovery of the dust.
Rev. It. W. Taylor. A M. of Sacramento county.
Califotnia. Deputy Grand Worthy Chief Templar
of the Grand Lodge of the Independent order of
Good Templars, will preach in Oroville,in the
Church, on Saturday and Sunday evenings, at T
k, PI eve ila
at 11 AM. All are respectfully Invited.
Fink Grade Teamrters who have passed over
the new grade of the Woodvillc road on Miner’s
Ranch Hill, are enthusiastic in it> { raise. The old
road over this hill was impassable for heavily loaded
teams, but the new grade has done away with this
formidable barrier to trade and travel.
Tkt It.—lt is said that watering strawberries
with water iu winch nitrate of soda has been dis‘
solved to the amount of one ounce of soda to a gal
lon of water, will help the plants produce a won
derful crop.
Keep it before the people, that D. X. Fries
lebcnaod Cheap John are the only dry goods
merchants in Oroville that have dry goods to
advertise. Tift re you can get bargains.
Chico. — I.ast year this precinct gave STO
to the Sanitary fund, and two Union majority.
This year it gives SI3O for the Sanitary Fund
and 139 Union majority.
Early.—Farmers in Chico township have
been plowing, extensively, the past two weeks.
This section raised the best crop in the county
the past season.
Religiocs Notice.— Rev. J. M. Woodman will
preach in the Brick e'hureh, oa to-morrow (Bah*
bath), at 11 o'clock a. a.
Now is tub time to make arrangements for set
ting cut orchards. The sooner it is dene after the
rains have wet the ground, the better.
The proceedings of the Board of Supervi
sors will appear next week
Official Vote of Butte.
The following is the total number of rotes
cast for the different candidates, on Tuesday,
November S, 1864:
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
Brannan, Union 1.737
McCallom, Union 1,739
Crane. Union 1,739
Maclay,Union 1.739
Oliver, Union 1.739
Doyle, Copperhead 1,116
Barber Copperhead 1,116
White, Copperhead 1.116
Hamilton, Copperhead 1,117
Lewis, Copperhead 1,116
FOR CONGRESS—THIRD DISTRICT
Gen. John Bid well, Union 1,709
Jackson Temple, Copperhead■ 1,110
Bidwell's majority in Butte—s 99.
SUPERVISOR—Ist DISTRICT.
Timothy Fogg. Union 632
L. Burnham. Copperhead 393
Fogg’s majority—239.
L. Clark, constable for Hamilton township,
received 82 votes: Tbos. Brown. Copperhead,
received 52—Union majority for Clark —30.
Total number of votes cast in Butte, in the
year 1.-63 was 3.355: in Sept. 1864, 2 856
which shows a failing off from the vote of last
year of 532 votes.
Gov. Low’s majority was 366; Lincoln’s
majority is now 622 over McClellan.
This shows large Union gains; and, judging
from the past, it id fair to presume, that by
approaching fall campaign, there will not be
left a single Copperhead Democrat in Butte
county. So mote it be.
Sanitary Fair.—The following is the report of
the Committee, on the Sanitary Fair, held in this
place, on the afternoon of the 4th instant. The
names of doneis and the different articles are giv
en; also the amounts for which they were sold, and
the names of purchasers as fully as the Committee
were able to obtain them :
Two boxes of apples donated by Mrs. D. Johnson,
and purchased by Perkiushnd Friesleben for |!* 50.
Two sacks potatoes by Hood A Son soldjo Brock
IU.
Turnips, Hood & Son—J. V. Parks 12 Co.
Potatoes, one sack, G. Spence: one. I>. Waltar;
one barrel, Flynn; four, 11. Johnson; one. H. Fore
man; one. W. R. Dodge; and J. E. Wilcox one—>old
to J. D. Givens, one sack. $0; Parks $4 12: J. A.
Sacli, l>; Judge Sexton, Dr. Green, Fogg,
I** 25; Wm. Smith, 15 50; J. I). Givens, |tl; U.
O’Neal, |5 02: Rosenbaum, It ‘2O.
Two books, F. M. Smith—cash JO .
Window Fastenings, H. H. Merrill—James E.
Caine 11.
Clock, Young A Anderson—B. P. Crandall, 112.
Three boxes of tobacco, one match box, etc, M.
Raymon—not sold.
Box wine, Starr Vineyard—unsaid.
Box apples. Martin Despott—S. Rosenbaum 12 b 4.
Ten dollar greenback, Mrs. Burlingame—Wm.
Smith |5.
Gold Ring, A.O. Day—unsold.
Clock, Geo.E. Smith—Russ JohAson 111.
Portrait of Lincoln, E. A. Kusel— James E. Caine
120.
Pair boots, T. G. Smyth—sold to J. D. Givens for
sls, redonated and sold to Whipple for 115, redo
nated and sold to Rosenbaum tor $lO. making 110.
Rooster, Mrs. Love—Dodge 12.
Tidy, Mrs. J. M. Brock. W D Smith |5.
Book, A Nissan—J Bloch 12.
Basket Sundries, S. Vucoviach—Dr. Matoon 110.
Breast Pin. G W Wiuindger—unsold.
Cheese, Capt Perkins—S 11 Hurles 15.
Manzanita Pipe, W H Court right—unsold.
Letter of Gen Anthony Wayne, M:ke H Wells—
Enterprise Club 1125.
Lot shoes, T Fogg—unsold.
Child's chair, Mrs II B Hirshy—J M Brock |C.
Keg Lager. H Hons—J Campman IT.
$lO greenback, Mrs J I) Givens—R O'Nca 110.
Pair Vases, J M Brock —H L Sundcrlin 17 50.
Two cans lard. J J Clymer—G Martin 14.
Child’s Chair, II B Hirschey—Chas Oliver 13 50.
Burn’s Works, II P Downer—J M Brock $5.
Photographic Album, Mrs A G Simpson —Hall
117.
Family Bible, A G Simpson- -Dr Moore |O.
Rooster. I) X Friesleben—J Judd IT.
Opera Cloak do Ira Weatherbee 17 50.
Box tea. J Bloch A Co—E S Boggles |5.
Box Chocolate do J Bloch 13.
Oil Painting, Mrs Joseph Bloch—Capt Perkins
Six baskets, Goldstein A Bros—unsold.
Three books. W M Elliot—P Nelson 110.
Silk apron. Miss L Lathrop—J Speedy 15.
Mutton, Schwein A Co—Edwards, Titus and
others IIS.
Rug. B Marks A Co—Mitchell $6.
100 phot cards, E A Kusel—cash sls.
Rooster. Master Clifford—cash 11,
Du's saddle, Davis, Irwin, Hilton and Knowder
ei—E S Buggies 117.
Can honey, C Bills— R O’Neal 12 50.
Box Grapes, W. S. Wilkinson —Dr Matoon $3.
Ambrotype case, Mrs E A Kusel—R Richey 11 50
Lot Perfumery. Colton A Darrach—Hutchins $5
Portrait of Col Baker, A G Simpson—James E
Caine 130.
Hair brush and comb, Mrs C F Colton—Brown
12 50.
Oil Painting of Washington, G C Moore—J D
Givens 115.
Silver Dollar, Judge W T Sexton—unsold.
Ham. W Leonard—Rosenbaum 12 50.
Jar prunes. G C Perkins—Dr Matoon |3.
Odd Fellow's Regalia, D N Friesleben—J D Giv
ens $5.
Japanese Toy,Sam Windrem—Dimham'A O’Neal
14.
Japanese Toy. Jack Bean—Dr Matoon 13.
Bonnet. Mrs Rhodes—Dr. Matoon 110.
Cooking Stove, A P Boyd—Daniels 121. *
Sack of dried peaches, A Totman—Brown |3.
Loaf Bread, Mrs W T Sexi m—Roseabaum 14.
Pair Spanish chickens. Judge W T Sexton—G C
Perkins 12. private sale.
Rooster, li Marchella—Bloch and Slater 12 50.
Two silver half dollars. Mrs Anua Hakes—unsold
Crochet picture, Mrs P Maurer— R Richey so.
Buartz speciman, J C House—unsold.
5-‘0 greenback. St Nicholas Hotel—Wm Rraith
112.
Rooster, Master Booker— Perkins 11.
Bridle, G C Moore—Dr Matoon l-L
Lot of game, Mas tor McSmilh—Whipple 15.
Coon, U Marchella— H Ranas 12 50.
Postage stamps. Mrs M A—unsold.
Lot boots and shoes, Gunlach—unsold.
Coll. Mrs R B Moore—cash sls.
$lO greenback—D W C Cask ill—unsold.
1 110 National Bank bill. E Dunham-unsold
Early beet, J Young—Martin Cuddy and Jack
Spaulding 120.
Two silver coins, W E Singer—unsold,
Keg l.ager. Bank Exchange—ss 50
Box tomatoes, box cabbage and box beets, by E
S Kuggle>—Titus and Carter $6; E S Buggies $5.
and cash 11.
Boqaette. Master White $1 50
German letters. Miss Edith White—Lillie Mike
Carpenter’s Flat SSO 50. resold
Book. Miss Edith While—unsold
Bird cage. Miss Linda White—S H Hurles $7 50
Spit fire needle book. Miss V While—unsold
Quartz specimen, James Young—Capt Perkins
$7 50.
Box Tea. O 5 Avery—Rosenbaum $5
Photograph Album, S Brombcrger—unsold.
Silver half dollar. Wm Edmunds—cash II
Wooden cross. Miss M Douglass--unsold
Lot strawberries. Star Vineyard—cash |l
Two jars preserves. Mrs Gen Moore-J Collins
II 50
Stuffed panther. J Mullen—not sold
Pair Guinea fowls, Mrs Cook, Sutter county—
Tom Faulkner *5
Turkey and two Boosters, Mrs Gen Moore—Basel
$2; Cap! Perkins $2
Case Wine. F A Matthews —Brock $3
Flagstaff. Cpstone—unsold
Clothes horse, V S Buckins —Dr Green $1 50
Pair Chickens. John Campion—ld 50 ash
Autumn leaves, Miss F A Van Mater—Russ
Johnson K>
Worsted cape. Miss C Murray,—Mrs W T Sexton
110.
Quarter of Beef .John Greenfield—J H Titus IT 50
Roa't Turkey, Banina Restaarana—Joseph
Bloch 14
Basket fruit. F Rajevich—unsold
Vial gold dust,Carpenter's Fiat delegation—Jos
Bloch $55
Fruit cake. J M Xash—S W W Coughev 12 50
Picture. Mrs S Rosenbaum—O E Bush #l4
China pig : Joseph Sliger—Dr Green and Xolan
$lO
Jar Ginger, Sin Yet—E Dunham $1
Silver dollar and bible, Col Lane—Jas V Parks
#2 50
Fancy box and fruit, Long Kee—W Smith $3 50
Madonna, unknowu-lunsold
Bunch tire crackers, C Washman—Capl Perkins
II
Pair mountain quails, Kitts Miller—Edwards $3
Sack dried nectarines, Mrs James E Caine—Dr
ThreeJ-uid silver dollars, C A Wyrofl—Staunton $4
Lot of game, A J Spaulding—^G W Winidger $3
Two flower pots and fluwers, Lim Hop—unsolo
Wedding cake, R Winter—J Bloch 12 40
Two do do —DG Martin $2
Pen wipei and flower picture, Mrs Goodwin—
unsold
Let Muse ducks. J II Titus—D X Friesleben $3 50
Clock. Mrs J Greenfield—cash $3
L**ad of Wood, Gray—J M Brock $5
Gold coin, S P Thresher—llo
Tidy. Mrs J S Moore—ROXeal II 50
Roast Turkey, Golden Gale Restaurant—cash $4
A J |2
Broom Rangers Broom—E A Kusel II
Leonard A Co —cash |o; .Hock, II B Hirsohey—
unsold.
The amounts as given foot up about one thous
and dollars. As soon as the articles on hand |oan
be disposed of, a correct and full statement will be
published. S. W. W. COUGHEY, Sec y.
P. S.—Parties not yet paid lor articles purchased
will confer a favor on the committee by coming
forward and settle without delay.
Sanitary.—ln fulfilment of promise, onr
friend, Capt. G. C. Perkin?, furnishes us the
following account of monies received by him
from election precincts, since our last issue.
Coin Gr’bks.
Yankee Hill $S
Mike Wells donated ‘J
E. Fitch do 4
Mr. Griffin do 4 ....$25 00
Little Kimshew 20 00
Morrill’s Mill, donaUd board 20 00
Inskip $5 25
Board donated 20 00
8. L. Dewey, milage 10 00 35 25
Cherokee Flat 24 00
Bidwell's Bar 40 00 2 00
Total $164 25 $2 00
Monies received last week 905 20 ; I 30
Total amount received. .. .$1,069 45 $33 30
Expense of circulars, etc , 5 00
Amount remitted to 'Treasurer
Sanitary Commission, »t
San Francisco $1,064 45 $33 30
DIED.
At Oroville, November 13, Michael Farrclly,
aged 2t> years.
In Forbestown. November 12th. of Lung Fever,
Clarence K Norris. step-son of I). W.C. Gaakill—
aged 7 years 4 months and 12 days.
••Fold him. O Father, in thine arms,
And let him henceforth be
A messenger of love between
Our human hearts and Thee.”
Tabic Mountain Lodge \o. 1'il, P. «Si A. M.
The stated meetings of Table Mountain
Lodge. No. 124, F. & A. M., are held on the
first Tuesday of each month, at Masonic Hall,
Oroville. Called meetings every Tuesday.
Brethren ia good standing are invited to attend.
C. F. Colton, W.M.
D. M. Bishop, Sec’y.
OKOVILLE LODGE \o. 103, P. A. M.
ft THE STATED COMMUNICATION’S OF
Lodge, No. 103,of F. A. M., aie
\ held oa the last Saturday of each month,
aad called meetings every Saturday,at the Masonic
Hall, over A. McDermott's Drug Store.
GEO. C. PERKINS, W. M.
Max Brooks, Sec y.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DRUGS & MEDICINES!
A THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR
tfayfehased of Mr. A. McDermott his entire Stock
Uf of Drugs and Medicines, will continue the
business at the Old Stand of A. McDermott,
(OROVILLE). and will keep constantly on hand a
large aad well selected stock of
Drugs,
Medicines,
Chemicals,
Perfumery,
Camphene,
Paints,
Oils, &c., &c.
Particular care paid to compounding Prescrip
tion., and Dispensing Medicines.
COLTON & DARRACII.
Union Infirmmary,
Long’s Bar Hoad. One and at half mile from
Oroville.
Dr. h. young, principal, this in
firm&ry is ia a salubrious location.and estab
lished high and dry for ihe reception of patients
desirous of a temporary home lor the recovery of
health, and will be conducted under the immediate
care of Dr. Young A wifk. No exceptionable
cases need apply. Terras moderate, and invaria
bly in advance. ’ no3-tf DR. H. YOUNG.
WEST’S
Feather River Ferry!
OROVILLE. AT THE FOOT OF MONT
gomery Street, is in thorough repair, and the
traveling public wili find i: to their advantage to
cross at this point. The roads leading to aad from
it are in fine condition, and persons approaching
Orovile from the west will find it a saving in dis
tance to crc*s at this ferrr. M. B. WEST.
October 38th. 1SS*. * ly-ol
BANKERS.
Faulkner & Co.,
BANK E R S !
Corner Montgomery »nd Myem streets,
OROVILLE.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
GOLD DUST!
MAKE ADVANCES OS
GOLD DUST CUXSIGSED FUR AS
SAY UR GUIS AGE
At the United States Mint.
COUNTY SECURITIES BOUGHT.
CHECKS DRAWN ON
The Bank of California,
San Francisco.
Wells, Fargo fc Co.’s Exchange
On the Principal Atlantic Cities, FOR SALE.
*5" DEPOSITS RECEIVED, Collections made,
and a general Banking Business transacted
K- lane johx coxi.v.
E. LANE & CO.,
13 A. jST K E Jl S,
Orovllle.
GOLD DUST BOUGHT.
ADVANCES
Made on Gold Dust for Assay or Coinage at the
United Stales Mint.
Sight Checks
OX MARYSVILLE AND SAX FRANCISCO.
«*- PURCHASE EXCHANGE, MAKE COL
LECTIONS,and transact a GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
JOSEPH A. DONOHOE, KIAJKNE KELLY
San Francisco. New York.
DONOHOE, KELLY & CO.,
San Francisco:
EUGENE KELLY & C 0„
New York,
BANKER S .
EXCHANGE ON
SEW YORK,
BANK OF LOXDOX, LONUOX,
BAXK OF IRELAND.
3m-36
The Bank of California,
Corner of Washington and Battery Sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
This bank is open fop. the tuaxsAc
tion of a General Banking Business. Will
receive deposits, attend to the Collection of Paper,
and draw Exchange, by Telegraph or otherwise, on
New York. London, Dublin. Ac., Ac., on the raoet
favorable terms. WM. C. RALSTON,
I>. O. MILLS, President. Cashier.
San Francisco, July 5, 1554.
Golden Gate
RESTAURANT!
Corner of Montgomery and Hnntoon Streets.
OROVILLE.
THE UNDERSIGNED
having repaired and fitted
up the above Restaurant,
will hereafter keep everything usually kept in a
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT !
Fresh Oysters
IN EVERY STYLE. AT 25 CTS. PER DOZEN.
Open Day and IViglit.
Fresh Oysters furnished Families. Balls. Parties,
and assemblies of every nature, at reasonable rates.
Having been engaged in the business for the past
fifteen years, he hopes to give genera] satisfaction
to all. Meals at all hoar*, dav and night.
Oct. loth. 1564. LEWIS CARPENTER.
Notice.
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A SPEC
xe xal meeting of the Stockholders of the Cali
fornia Northern Rail Road Company will be held at
the office of the Company at Ororille. November
sth, 1564. at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M.
By order of the Board. D. D. HARRIS.
Secretary C. N. B- B. Company.
GROCERIES.
GEO. C. PERKINS,
Wholesale A Retail Dealer in
GROCERIES!
Provisions & Produce.
Corner Myers and Uontiromrr)' St*.,
OROTILLE.
I AM DAILY RECEIVING, and keep constantly
on band, a Urge and good assortment of
all articles in my line of business.
Consisting of
CALIFORNIA MEATS,
Butter and Lard,
GRAIN, FLOUR & CORN’ MEAL.
CAL. ASD EASTERS HEESE.
TEAS. SPICES. PRESERVES, PICKLES AND
PIE FIU'IT,
And. in fine, all articles required for Family use.
AISO
LIQUORS,
Tobacco and Cigars.
a V Purchasers are invited to give me a call be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Forwarding aud Commission.
Money ndvAliretl on Grnln- stored In my
AViirelioi.se ■
AG ESC Y CHICO FLO VR MILLS.
GEO. C. PERKINS.
J. BLOCH & CO.,
General Dealers in
GROCERIES,
Provisions,
Produce,
Wines, Liquors,
Tobacco,
Cigars, &c., &c.,
Opposite Wells Fargo A* Co*s. Office, Montgomery
STREET,
Orovillo.
■* »"K KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
▼ ▼ full and large assorted stock of every arti
cle in our line of business, and are daily receiving
fresh supplies. We sell none but the best of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
THE CHOICEST
California Cured Meats,
Teas, Coffee,
Lard,
Ranch Butter,
Isthmus Butter,
Pickles,
Preserves,
Spices,
Corn Meal,
Extra Family Flour,
4* c. . 4 c . .
Dealers will find it to their advantage to exam
ine our slock and prices before purchasing else
where. Cash paid for Hay. Grain, Butter and
Eggs. Hides, and for all description of Farmers
Produce.
FORW ARDING & COMMISSION.
Agency of Anaheim Vine Growers' Association.
BLOCH A CO.
J. M. CLARK
homes’ AGAIN I
AT HIS OLD STORE,
On Myers Street, between Montgomery and Bird,
OROVILL.E,
WHERE I WILL BE PLEASED TO MEET
my old friends and Customers. I have
just received from first bands in San Francisco, a
full assortment of
Fresh Goods,
And will be receiving from day to day any and all
goods in my line, consisting in part as follows :
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, LIQUORS,
TOBACCO.
SHOVELS.
PICK HANDLES,
AXE HANDLES, AXES,
ROPE, COAL OIL.
NAILS. FLOUR,
BARLEY,
COEN MEAL, AC., AC.,
A share c.f your patronage is respectfully solici
ted. Orders promptly attended to. and goods de
livered fret of charge' to any reasonable distance.
J. M. CLAJRK.
Oroville, June 4. 1564. 31 tf
HARDWARE.
A. P. BOYD & CO.,
- —Dialers In
Stores. Hardware. Crockery, Stoneware, G!»>
ware. Tin wire. Sheet-iron ware. Wood and
WilSow-Wsre, Cordage, Powder. Knee,
Coal.Casteel. (Quicksilver. Pumps
Lead Pipe, Rubber Hose. Tar.
Garden Seeds, Shot. Far
mens' Mechanics’
And Miners’
Took.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Tin. Copper mid Stieet Ironware
ALSO. AGENTS FOR
Auburn and West Branch Lime.
Montgomery Si. (bet. Huntoon and Lincoln sis.)
Orovillo;
Y*7HERF THEY WILL BE PLEASED Ti
▼ ▼ see all who dead re toy good* in their line
as they are prepared to famish goods at prices tha
defy competition: and all goods sold are warrantee
to give satisfaction to the most fastidious, tf
J. M. BROCK,
Montgomery St, between Myers and Huntoon st-j
DEALER IN
HARDWARE,
Crockery, Stoves,
—AND—
TIN WAn B,
Window Class,
Powder Fuse,
C ortlage, l.ead. Etc.,
MANUFACTURER OF
Hydraulic Idpes.
AND
IRON HOSE,
House-Roofing and Flooring attended to {with
dispatch. tf
LIVERY STABLES.
LIVERY STABLE.
Day Sz "Wheaton.
r» g.
HnHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
M. purchased the interest of Messrs
Nye and Conelly. will hereafter car
ry on the
Liven Business
in all its branches, at the old stand, corner of
Montgomery and Huntoon streets. Oroville
laotMl i
can always he furnished to parties from abroad.
F. W. DAY.
Orovilie. Jan ISS4. W. W. WHEAT ON.
UNITED STATES
LIVERY STABLE,
EDWARD BOWDEX, Prop* l.tor.
rpRE PROPRIETOR WORLD RESPECTFUL
i ly inform the public that he has recently made
extensive additions of tine stock and vehicles to the
United States Livery Establishment, which can be
had at all times at reasonable rates.
Horses kept on Livery at moderate rates, and the
Hay and Barley supplied.
FOR SALE.
Teik above Stable, with Horses. Carriages and
appurtenances, will besold rerv cheap. lor <’a.h
aS:tf ED. BOWDEN.
Livery and. Sale Stable.
Frank Mnltner, Proprietor.
Huntoon street, Oroville, opposite the California
Stage Go’s Stable.
Having purchased and refitted
that large and well arranged Livery Stable,
with Corral attached. I beg leave to inform my
friends and the public, that I intend to carry on the
above business in all its branches.
Carriages. Double and Single Buggies, Saddle
Horses etc., always ready.
My Buggies, Harness etc., are new and of the
latest style.
aParticnlar attention will be paid to transient
tr vel.private Boxes for Stock or Fancy Horses.
Attention will be paid to the Purchase and Sale
of all kinds of stock.
Corral's and Sheds arranged for the ar
rommcMlatlon of loose Stock sf all klndS.
Cal. Northern Railroad.
I till HIT
Hit
MARYSVILLE AND OROVILLE.
Regular trains leave Marysville
for Oroville daily—connecting at Oroville
with Stages of the Caifornia Stage Company for
Shasta, and the Northern Mines.
Leaving Marysville (Sunday excepted) at 6 A .
M.. and 3 P.M. :
Leaving Oroville (Sunday excepted) at * A. M.
and 6 P. M.
Sundays—Leave Marysville at 3 P. M. Leave
Oroville at G P. M.
Freight reaching Marysville by «tcamboat. con
signed to “Care of Railroad/* will be received on
the car? at the Steamboat Landing, and forwarded
to Oroville without cost for forwarding commission
or dray age.
At Oroville. merchandise for rt up country” will
be stored in the Railroad Depot, and delivered to
order o! owner* free of charge.
ANDREW J. BINNET.Sun t.
MARYSVILLE.
C. CAPPELMANN & CO.,
(Successors io r. Spreckels A C 0..)
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IMPORTED AND
DOMESTIC
WINES, BRANDIES,
Cordials, Syrups,
AND SAX ri&xcuco
Premium Lager Beer !
m-«TE WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OK
▼ t Dnkn to Mr B hc NWi cwKmH
we can give the most complete *atl»fhctkm lo
those who may favor us with ibeir patronage.
Having removed lo our new rooms, and added
largely to our former at*»ck. jobbers can be sotted
with any known brand in 4he market. We are al
so Agent? for the best brands of
CALIFORNIA
WINES and LIQUORS,
AND DEALERS IN
Fresh Oregon Cider,
Manufactured firm ripe Apples and warranted
genuine.
We return our thanks for the literal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon us and hope tor a con
tinuance ol the same.
C CAPPELM ANN A CO..
Noa. 117 and lis Second Street.
between D and Maiden Lane.
C. CAPPELMANN. P. SPRECKELS, if. LANE.
JOHN CHITTLE,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGIST,
20 D STREET.
• MARYSVILI.K, NEAR FIRST.
(Formerly Rice Coffin 4 Co.)
C-1 HATEFUL TO HIS NUMEROUS FRIENDS
H in Butte and Plumas i :ai es f«r their many
favors, would inform the {•■..Mu' that he n now fully
prepared for the Wholesale and Retail Prnc b
ness, with the largest nock out of s.*n Fraociaoo.
and that he h.is made a general reduction in price*,
commensurate with the stringency of the times.
Physicians orders will be neut'v and scrnpuoualjr
filled with the best qualities d Drugs and Chenn
cals, at prices which are beyond competition.
Mountain Dealers are invited t«» examine his
large and superior stock, and are assured that they
can find therein every thing jicrtaining lo a
First-Class Drug House,
And at prices which will give satisfaction to the
closest buyer.
GLNLKaL AGENCY FOR
Ayers’ Jaynes’
And other Patent Medicines.
MASON A POLLARDS*
Antimalaria.
The Celebrated
Magnetic Oil.
HOBLITZELL 9TII. L I N (', 1A .
Chilian Ague Pills,
From the original receipt.
ALSO FOR
CAR VAI.HAS SPECIFIC C OMPO t\\D,
(The great remedy for Gonorrhoea.)
Chinese Detergent,
And other Popular Patent Medicine*.
Quicksilver, Blue Stone, Crucibles. tiA***, At »d*
of all kinds. Mining and A*<say ; ng Goods of
all descriptions. Paint-*. Oils. Varn
ishes White Lead, and Paints in
Oil. Brushes of all des
criptions.
Fresh California Hops,
In one and one half pound growth of InCI.
Every article lately introduced in the way of
Fancy Goods,
Perfumeries. Ac,,
AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES.
N. B.—Goods delivered at the R. U. Depot free of
charge. JOHN (TUTTLE.
*29, D St., Marysville, late Rice Coffin A Co..
Gm .*4 Near corner of Kind.
Merchants’ Saloon,
CORNER OF MAIDEN LANE A THIRD STS.,
Opposite City Market.
St. Nicholas Exchange,
ADJOINING ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
P Street,
MARYSVILLE.
D. McCARTY, Proprietor.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE CHOI
CEST BRANDS OF
LIQUORS & CIGARS !
I BEG TO INFORM MV OLD FRIENDS AND
patron®, that I have taken the St. Ni- holaa Sa
loon in connection with my present estab nhtneol,
the Merchants’—and Khali, a- heretofore, l»e happy
to accommodate them in the double rapacity at
both House*. D. M < ARTY.
Marysville, Sept. 10th, W»4. mu-dC.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
MARYSVILLE.
This large commodious house has
changed proprietor-, and ha® been thoroughly
renovnied and repaired throughout, *nd j- at prc»
ent the largest and best arranged Hotel. ouUide of
San in this State.
The Bmm are large and well ventilated. The
House is well famished throughout and present#
the l*e>t accommodations of any H -tel n Northern
California.
The St. Nicholas Hotel Carriage
Will be io attendance on the arrival of the Boat
and Cars and convey passengers to the H<-‘®e.
The California Stage Company
And the Downieville Stage < >mpaoy w .; deliver
passengers at tbi? House, and ftart from the Hotel
door cverv morning. 1 y-45
M. C. DUFFICV. Proprietor.
Marysville. Sept. 10th, I *£4.
United States Hotel,
MARYSVILI.K.
This old established hotel is now
in charge f ii-« original propr;.nd will
be kept as a FirstCiaaa House. An umnibae will
be on hand to convey passengers from the depot lo
the hotel free of charge. Stages leave this boo»e
for all parts of the State. The patronage of the
traveling public is respectfully solicited.
1v45 « <.'• STOKLS Fropriet"