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The daily Butte record., 1858-07-23
Hostetter-rhe surprisins Effects of

Bostetter-The Surprising Effects of
U0STErrER'S VEGETABLE STOMACH tIr
rERs in removing bile, forcing an appetite, imrart
.ug health and tone to the system. and Gissipainc
iysp-p,c symptoms, are truely wonderful Every
nervous, debilnated wcsk and emaciated person,
male or female. should try itat once. one Wnegla,s
fan taken three times each day. before meals: pr it
the patent should be lady or chiIin drbili'sied
coniition, half the quantity vii DO U'til ~ iccnt
strength IS restored, viii will be rea'iL d dinavcr,
-hort time and convince the patient cf The truth Of
he tbove ua1ed happy results. vi ca have gained
ar lhese b ters such a enviable reputation every
whe-e.
Kept by Druggists Groceries and first class "a
loon.
PARK & WHITE.
Sole agents for the Pacific Coast,
lG1 Washington street. san Francisco
COLTON II McDERMOTT,
ell I'm Agents, Oroyiile.
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TABLE MOUNTAIN LCDC E No. f24F & An
..NA-. THE STATFp COMMUNICATIONS Of
49, Table Mountain odrr, 20. 194. F x A
TsEs VI tre he'd az their Han In OfoVilc. On
NI'-~ the Evenings Of the first 9ucsday Of each
month. CilA'S. .LUTT, w VI.
J. II. NARPLF, Secy. je2siGlGsm
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For Sale or Rent.

at FIRE PROOF WAREHOUSE on MONT
q, mSry street. ear the ditch Goods taken
I,ia al the lowest rates. Apply 10
GEO A. EVERY
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Stock Ranching.

vFNHE SCBSCRIRER ia prennrcd to receive stock
u FOR ranching, nj the ClNTRAL RANCH, on
moderate terms.
June IS I'm p. r NJ rCIIlNS
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II Q S p 1T A l.

largo building formerly known n The American
Hotel at Lynchburg. OR the reception of rrvate pa.
lieuis, nRS. SMEDES JENklNS.
rrn..r -
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EHENAlNING N 0 IL POST oFFica At ORC
{ u Vile sU.y l. ISIS
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ry suspension of consciousness, depends
moi upon any change of drug action, but
upon tine mechanical pressure OF the
blood upon the brain. and that if the
stimu.aut is continuously introduced into
the stomach, 1t will so excite the circu
tarion. and determine the blood 10 the
brain rs 10 rupture the minute vessels
and produce death. He also states that
opium operates ia the same way, an as
seriion without foundation in record, or
fact. For the present let us leave this
mesmeric phantom, and examine ant tn
err of his great and fundamental laws of
medicine, which is TO give just enough
of medicine which will produce innam-
nation, 10 cure it. This indeed is a
very desirable desideralum. But how are
we 10 determine this matter? As it is ap.
parent, even TO the most superficial OBJ
server, that in Nc case does medicine act
upon healthy and diseased tissue in the
same manner. Besides, no two healthy
individuals are effected bv the same
medicine, alike, as for instance, NOR
pEine will make one persrn wakeful and
dellrious, while it produces stupor and
quietude upon another. SO with the en-
tire catalogue of remedical agents. So
that if medicine did produce a reverse in
iluence in disease. (which is contrary to
known facts as well as rcason) it would
be necessary 10 experiment upon each
patient in health, in order 10 ascertain
what medicines would influence his pc
cuIiar constitution, favorably, as a safe
guide 10 their effects in disease. Even
this would be the most uncertain of rules
for The administration OF medicinal drugs,
as in no ease is a diseased tissue affected
in the same name as a healthy one
II the Dr.. would acquaint himself a little
moIe thoroughly with the pathology Of
disease, he would see at ouce the entire
laIlacy of his fine spun theory. As in
all eases where there is disease, there is
either an excess. or deficiency of organ
ic clement. As in s~cruiuIa the digestive
organs fail 10 obtain a sufficient amoun'
Of iron and albumen from the food,
therefore the true physician supplies
this deficiency to the system, and dis
cards all poisons. Who for a moment
would think Of giving a poor anemiac
house plant which was perishing for the
want Of elements Of which lis structure
and organism was formed, small doses
Of The conditions which contributed 10 its
di-ease? l apprehend, 10 4 Blu. on
the other hand it would be supplied with
light heat, and such ca~rbonaceoIs ma
lerial as would contribute TO its growth
So with animal organism. When it is
properly supplied with material to main
tain lis own pcrpeiuiIy. and The causes o
excessive waste removed. 20 fine spun
theory, no deadly poison will be required
to maintain healthy action or remove dis
ease. ZENO ZEIUS.
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California Corresnondenca.


MEssRs EDITuRs.-Permit me once
more 10 occupy a space in your paper,
as l doubt not that a great many OF our
readers, especially old Ca~liiornians, sill
peruse with pleasure ANYTHING relating
10 affairs in this State; once the land OF
promise and exaggerated hope TO many
who expected too much, who came here
with expectations entirely too high. l
presume many of them now look back
with regret that ever tEey left the Gold
en- State of California, for, notwithstani
ing home sick dron $ may rail against
her, she is still the Monarch of them all.
Although she sends from one TO I've
million of dollars, every two weeks 10
enrich her poorer sister, yet she ha>
some left with which 10 encourage her
own p~ersevering children TO energy and
honest inias!ry. The great want oil
California at the present time, is Manu-
factories, and the Pacif Rail Road
When We get them, and honest officials
then will our prosperity be sure and per-
manen,.
During the last month We have had
an abundance Of rain, and crops Of all
description promise a large harvest
The prospect already effects the market
materially. Flour now sells Tor eight
dOlisrs per cwt., potatoes 2; per ID
corn meal 6 dol, per cwt., meat of every
descriptions is high. Fresh Beef 10 to 20
cents per To-, Fresh Pork 90 10 % cts.
per To-, Bacon and Hams % to 50 CTS.
Groceries are high, Crushed Sugar csc,
New Orleans 81 cts, Coffee IS. Tea 50,
Whisky rs cts. 10 81 90 per gal. And
everything else in the provision line in
proportion.
Manageable girls continue in great
demand, and the supply is not near
equal 20 the constant drain. LIrge i'm
porlaIions of the article will fad a ready
market for several years 10 come, at a
large percentage over Eastern value AID
importation. 1t is gratifying to travel
over Oh rural districts. and notice the
Improvements already commenced and
in many cases far advanced TO maturity,
in agriculture and horticulture. There
has been quite a mania exhibited during
the last winter Of planting fruit trees,
and from all appearances the time is not
far distant when We will have an abun.
dance of ell kinds to please The eye and
the palate.
Wages in this part of the valley rates
as follows : Mechanics 4 10 5 dollars per
day. or Is d,llarsp per month AMI board,
Farming hands. ~ to 50 dol. per month,
from 80 to 40 dol. per month -
So YOU see that notwithstanding the cry
of hard times, this IS decidedly the coun-
for the laboring man. We are ours
ell. with over supply of dead heads and
lrones. alrea ", and my advice 10 all
snch is TO keep away from here, as there
i, no chance 'or them even in the Gas
lom House. Peltilogers and politicians
hal better keep away.
This place, as you are aware, is sit
at the head Of navigation on the
Sacramento River: was fast laid GU as
! town in 1855, and now contains a \ pop
llalion Of between 10 90 to 1000, souls ,
nd about 200 buildings. ten of which
ire substantial fire proof mercantile
well filled with goods. We -.
ave also a brick jail, and a school ,
Iouse with a regular attendance of City /,
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News Of the Eeighborhood.

An INTERNAL MACHISE-INcENDIA
RIsN By CLOCK WoRK.-Whilr Mr.. Henry
Fischer was employed on Saturday last,
in removing Mr.. Tolhurst's agricultural
implements, patterns and stock, from
the Stephens Warehouse, on the canal IN
South Akron. he found a singular box
with external 6xlngs indicating mischiev
Gus intent. Fearing it might prove an
OIsInI's bomb, or one of those hair trig
gered drath-dealers such as are packed
up at Sebasterpool, he threw it into the
canal.
Ga taking ii u and inspecting it. The
box vas found to contain The running
works Of a brass clock, so adjusted and
fixed that the revolutions q: the S EN-
would draw a bunch Of ~iricIion matches
connected with a train OF tissue paper
and fine shavings over the tube of a lamp
wick An oyster can, cut and fitted.
with a leather top. and filled with cam
phene. was placed under the clock, be
IDg the lamp To furnish the blaze. The
box was enclosed in a large box which
contained combusiibles. A bottle OF
camphene was neal and some quarts OF
friction matches.
When ajusied aud the lamp lighted.
The clock would have run several hours.
according As it was wound up. and
gradually drawn the matches into the
blaze, wien the combustion would have
been instantaneous. There can be no
possible doubt that the whole continuance
was Tor the purpose Of incendiarism. bui
The Interior motive is a mystery.
The building in which it was placed
was a warehouse belonging 10 Roswell
Kent. E>q. Mr.. Tolhurst. whose stock
was in the building. IA uninsured
Thus fan the purpose 10 be accompl shed
IN setting fire To that building IS not dis
toy.rsd. and conjecture S quite at fault
The apl aratus was in, ni0usly got up.
but has failed OF its object. Such a dis
co,ery in Akron. in all the circumstances,
Is calculated to suggest some curious re
fl ctiOns-which, however. We leave rea
ders to follow out for themselyes.-Ak
ron Beacon.
In addition to the above, we learn that
he clock had been set and the Imp light
ed, but the operation failed, as is suppos
ed, on account Of the lamp being not
vented and So OF curse burning but Il
few minutes.
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D~YsPEPTICs READ.
wErtsvILLz. Nov. 9Th, 1857.

hkLLsNILLE, Now 9th, lS0I.
DR. TUBBs-Sfr: Having been a patient OF yours for
the last three months, and received incalculable bene-
NJ freely give my experience for the benefit of suf-
isrers- For three years / have been troubled with
indigestion. causing a souring OF food 4 feeling OF
weight. burning and distress at the stomach. For sew
eTtl months before-yOu prescribed, il was rare indeed
to take a meal without vomiting. suffering eStremeIy.
Even a small drink OF water would he directly thrown
up. i grew very yeas. was feverish afternoons. sweat
at night until the clothing was drig ping wet, breath
ing was short. and a cough set in. 1t was thought Con-
sumption must soon be the result and end Of my SUI
ferinss.
Very soon after beginning with your medicines i
became better. and ia one month. YJmitinz-so con-
slant before. ceased entirely. / can now EFT the ordi-
nary varieties of food with a good relish. and no sub
sequeUt pain or Inconvenience; am much stronger,
ierl vel. and have gained fifteen pounds Of flesh The
entire expense Of the cure. which is beyond Price to
me. has been SD Yours. Truly.
Nay IL, Is ELIZABETH DAVIDSON
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OUTSIDER.
IFor the Chrcricle !

For the Chrcricic.l
MEssEs. HAPGoop i ADAMS -IIav,
ing attended the lecture of Prof. Catch
ell, at Empire Hall, on Friday evening.
l thought it might b. of some interest tc
your numerous readers, to review in a
few words pine Of his queer propositions,
He commenced by advancing some
vague ideas relative TO ancient medicine.
l would suggest that the DR.. might very
essentially improve this portion of his
lecture by a careful perussl Of some one
of the many histories of this science.
His Grst proposition was, that all med
icinss which make an impression upon
the organic tissues. are poisOns. To IL
lustratc this. he stalled that roisons may
be attained from tansy. peach leaves.
dc. Therefore all medicines are poiS-
ons. But before we admit the truth of
this wholesale assertion. let us inquire
what is understood by the term poison.
Webster says that "a poison is any agent
capable of producing morbid, noxious.
or dangerous effects upon anything en-
dowed with life" Dunglison, in lis
Medical Lexicon, defines poison 10 be
''any substance which, when introduced
into the animal economy, acts in a nox-
ious manner On the vital properties. or
texture of the organ" Taylor, in his
Medical Jurisprudence, defines poison
to be a substance which, when taken ia
to the system either by absorption. or
through the stomach, is capable Of dis
troying life. DIR. Clevelsnd's Lexicon
defines a poison 10 be that which, when
taken into the body. deranges the sys-
ten SO as to produce disease, or death.
Now since we are in the habit of under.
standing words as they are dcfaed By
our best photographers, we understand
the DR.. &c say that all medicines are dan
gerous TO life. But 10 extricAte himself
from II is very awkward dilemma. ana
offer an apology, for administering med
%icines. for evidently. after all. that is
his mission among US he states that a
new and great fundamental law of lhera-
p~euIics has been discovered; viz that
all medic Il substances act oppositelY in
large AMI small doses. To illustrate
which. he refers US 10 the use OF alcohol
i; stimulants, stating that small doses
were e~rtitaat and large doses sedutipe.-
The DR.. must have thought that he had
a very stupid audience to suppose thai
such Gjmsy assertions would be received
either as philosophy or common sense.
As hardly a school boy who is at all ia
with tie inst principles Of physi-
and therapeutics. is not aware that
the sedaliYe influences of alcohol are de-
upon its stimulating properties
upon The nerves and circulatory systems
and that the brain becomes overloaded
With blood, producing what is termed
llcohoii; apoplexy. That the loss of
muscular power, as well as the temporal
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scholars. a printing Office from which
the BED ElgG' Beacon goes forth TO
e1iighIen the world-(at present its light
l. obscured in our a iminisir4'io1.) We
have Divine worship every S.bbath, well
attended,. Also. a f,urishins S.hbath
School, and all machinery Of Il christian
com nuu ty. including a theatre ana dan
eng school.
Yours. e.. IT y
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Prnnfinoiann

Mr.. English. Of INDIANA. felt bur, by
some puugent remarks OF Senator Brnf-
erick. concerning his rickeFy. and cali
ed on Mr. d and asked him To retrac 4.
Nh Broderiek's response was, "GR ouf
cf my W'y you Poppy." The puppy lid
We hav" often beard Of reople's nbus-
ing 'h" kal'S En1li~h We think that
President 8ichacan's E"gl sA rannn Be
too roundly abused, for our President
has really got the mesnes and basest
English that King or President ever
had.
HISTORIANS" says an exchange. care
busily engaged in collecting a few sim
pie remnants of the past" Had they
not better gather up a few Lscompton-
ties now. while they are fresh?-LJuis-
UiHe Democrat
II thay are to be gathered up while
they are fresh, there had better be spe-
cial haste in the matter They won't
keep long. Most Of them arr getting f.
lensive alreadv.-Lou Jour.
A democratic editor in Illinois. whom
we will not name, received a new i'm
pulse the other day. H. was shocking
Is Kicked He swears however that he
will ..stll stand erect" We suppose
he will stand mp because it hurts him 10
sit down.
Mr.. English's bill. though neither Ssh
nor q -sb Is unquesrionahly fout.
A Curious AND SIGNIFICANT FAcT-
We see by letters and telegraphic dis,
patches from Washington that lSt about
one half OF those members oil Congress
who go for Eng.i,h's bill declare that. in
their opinion. it submits the LecomptoR
constitution to the people. and, that they
would not go for it if it didn't, while the
other half protest that, in their view. it
does MT submit the Lecompron cousti,u
ton to the people. and that they would
scorn to 90 for it if it did. This fact. like
a good many others, shows that the Eng
fish bill is as raScally q piece of political
thimhleIigging as ever was perpetrated
Men who operate in finance as these Le-
complexities operate IN politics are put in
pilIories. tied to whipping posts. and set
t. work. with shaved heads and striped
tow breeches. in p~enilentiaries.
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FITSl FITS!! FITS!!!
DR.. HANCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIG Pills

For tao cure Of FJts. SBGyus, Cramps and all .Yerrous
and Conditional Diseases.
Persons who are lailo-ing Uuttr this distressing nal
ally will find DR. uANCE'S VEGETABLE E~PILEPTIC
PILLS to he the only remedy ever discovered for cur
ing Epilepsy or Falling Fits
These pills possess = specific action on the nervous
system: and, although they are prepared especially for
the purpose OF cuTiag Fits, they viii ne found Of espe
cal benefit foI all persons Athlete with weak nerves,
or who-e nervous system has bcea penetrated or shat
tered from any cause whatever. In chronic com
plants. or diseases Of long Standing, slpeTiuduced by
nervousness, they ore exceedingly br ncIciaT.
frice 81 per box or two boxes for g. Persons out
Of the city enclosing 4 remittance, viii have the nils
sent them through the mail, free q! postage. For sale
~ SETH :. IERNCE. No. IGs BALTIMORE STREET
BaliinnTe. Md to whom orders from all parts OF the
Union must he addressed. post paid.
Iv,.a 4 -
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COUNTERFEIT Dies Found "A few
months ago, in or near the mouth Of a
coal ba IL. ia the vicinity of New Albany,
about three miles north of this place, in
Ma oaiug coUntv, a set of counterfeit 'i's
were found, for the moulding of So 80
gold pieces. They are said 10 be excel
lent instruments of the kind, AID .uppo,-
ed to he worth about forty or fifty dol
lar. They are now in the possession Of
Gorge Pow, E>q., 10 W! om il the
viii! go and prore property We
have no doubt hn will get himself into
Irouble.--Salem Republican.
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The Exiles Of Florida.

Our readers viii teccollect that some
weeks since, we published a notice tina.
Hon. j. R. Giddings vas writing a book,
having for its object, the dissent nation
of facts relative 10 the bad faith of the
Government with the Florida Indians.
and with the slaves who had fed 10 the
Spanish possessions. The work is now
completed and will be ready for sale, By
the 18Th Ct June.
The character of The author is a suff-
cient guarantee that the book is written
with ability. while the personal acquain-
sance with him, which SO many of the
citizens OF this county have, will render
it doubly interesting.
Published by Toilet. Foster & Co,
Columbus. o. One VOL, $50 pages;
price LOO.
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ANOTHER TORPEDO ExPLGSION.-On
Friday week an attempt was made to
blow up he Cincinnati Type Foundry,
corner of Vine and Long orth streets. in
that city, by means Of a torpedo. filled
with iron spikes. which had been secretly
placed in the basement. The explosion
that followed was terrific. and Mr.. p. P.
Lee, the engineer of the establishment,
had his left hand blown completely off.
besides recriveing several other severe
wounds. The wretch who placed the
instrument of destruction on the premi-
ses is unknown.
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JUNE APPOINTMENTS.
DR L. " PIERCE will be at the FOL-

lR L. v PIERCE will be at the fol-
~ lowing places:
NOUSGSTOwS- Union House. Wednesday. June 2d.
NARRES. GaSkiII House Thursday, june 81.
CANFIELp. Bostwiek House. Friday. June 9TH.
SALEN, F~arquhar House, Saturday and Sunday, June
5Jh d 9Th.
Nav LISBON, Cross-key House. Monday, June 9Th.
CoLrNsIANA, Widow Surgeons House, Tuesday,
June -th-
BsooKFIEID, Centre House, Wednesday and Thurs
day, June OH & 10Th.
d. PIzRrE would inform the public that he is ready
to receive calls from all persons who are afiicte i with
disease in the most complicated. as well as the most
simple form; AMI as he has had he most perfect sue
cess in relieving the suffering. of those who have an
piled to him, he hAttsrs himself hat persons seeking
his advice, will never regret it. and after following his
mild prescriptions will not complain of dise9sed teeth
or ruined constitutions. from the effect Of Medicine
given in great doses, without a thought nf the future
happiness and health of the patient.
Dr.. Pierce thinks n small quantity OF medicine prop
sTly administered. with the advice which ne ran give
in regard to diet. exercise. &c. will, if strictly fol
Lowell build IN rather thaa undermine the constitution
nf thO.r whn are already attacked with disease.
ThOs prrsous DESTROYS Il consulting Physician.
will do veil t. cali upon DR.. p as he will charge moth
ing for advice. All iutendiug to call. should call early
as possible as the time IS limited. and the appoint
meuts will be nunetualiy kept as above. May I2.l
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SATURDAY., the 18th day of June, 1855
june Appointments.
H. TUBBS will be in attendance

lR H. TUBBS will be in attendance
II as follows
WARREN. National Hotel. wednesday,. June 9th.
RAvESSA- Prentiss Iiun~e, Friday, jane 4th.
AsnTABrLA. Ashtabula House. Thursday. June ".
For Consultations upon GI diseases of the THROAT,
LERss. Heart, Li1sr. Ss0RaeA BoreLs. kidnegs,
and SPieeH- Also. DrOPsy. Gracet, Rkezma:ism,
Nerr0Es"ess, Debility. DysPeRsia. Female DiseGs-
Is, -4gSe and Feeer. Fits IaPHrifies of the Blood,
ErHPfi0HS- Cancers. Ulcers aud all other varieties
OF Thong standing complaints, 10th External and In
ternal.
For some tea years, Dr. tt Hns has devoted his entire
time 10 Chronic Diseases. treating thousands annuity,
many OF whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach. In no CASE ARE MINERAL OR OTHER
PotsOSs EMPLOYED, NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK TO MAKE
WELL. OR TEAR DOWN TO BCILD Up AGAIN. The medi-
eiPes can he taken with safety ny the most deliezte,
AMI patients may remain at home. and continue, with
prudence. their ordinary diet and exercise. Many
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope, the iRdisputa-
BILE evidences Of which can always he furnished.-
Invaiids. however reduced or despairing, are invited
to call, and may be assured that no encouragement will
he given or expense incurred, without a corresponding
prospect Of recovery.
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Neh 5o6trtisenants.
Advertisements must be paid for
when h3.nded ia.
"A. sPuesdess..

HAS auw "H trrd. ard : receiving a
Il large var-e.- o SlH1SET FURNITURE. em-
tracing SoHs. let o. T-tes. tsek.n. auI Essy Chairs.
La=etuE, Rclstetl-- HaT TOP. EStes sion auI Com
mon Tables. Pressing T.Hcs ami Commen Sands.
Common Cha r. &c .Sr-
lie - as" PREPARED e. liauufsstgr- every stvle Of
Fashionable Furniture. P.ciu-r Frames. Nc. All Of
which he @i' >ii at Prtc.s 70 sal he nee.
lie hss also purchased the eut r. strck ~ D. b. GIL
NqEF. ard viii hereafter cary on, in connection with
has f0Imur ln iness. hat Of