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The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-16
SCientific American.

FrR0SPECTCS.-NGLUME FOURTEEN BEGINS
SePtem Ger I 1873. Vi chani =. inventors. Manu-
ftcturerS and The. Gle tic American has
now reached It's fourteenth year anl viii enter upon u
new lnme on the Hin of Srptemncr II is the only
weekly pu iIicaton of the kind now issued in this
country AM IT has very extensive circulation in all
the StaeS Of the Union 1t is might sup
pose from it title, cry ab>truse work technical
science: the contrary. it deals with the ert
events going on in thv scientific. mechanical and uu
trlal wordS to please AMI instruct If the
mechanic artizan wishes to know the hest acl inc
in use. or how to make any subst employed II his
busness-if the housewife wishes get a recip- foI
making good color. &c-fthe inventor wishes to know
what is going on in the way of improvemerts-if the
Manufacturer wishes to Keep po ted with the Times an
To employ the best facilities in his business-If the maj
OF lei-ure aod study wisl es 10 keep himself familiar
with TIE progress made III The chemical Abaratorv or
~ the construction OF telegraph steamships railroads
reapers mowers and tho uSand other ma chimes and
appiiancs both of peace and these desidrafa
can be found IN the Scientific American and else
where They are here presented in a reliable and in
teresting form, adapted to the ccmpreh anson of minds
unlearned in the higher branches of science and art
TERMS-0ne copy ear, 81; one copy months
Sl Five copies -ix months. 81 Ten copies SIX months
IS; Ten copies twelve months S15; Fife copies Il
months S22 Twenty copies twelve months, S2s in ad-
vance.
Specimen copies sent gratuioasly for inspection
Postage stamps taken for subscriptions,
q Letters should be directed 10
MUM co 12S. Fulton street y Y
- Messrs Mum X Co are extensively engaged in
procuring patents for inventions and will ad wise
inventors, without charge in regard the novelty
their Improvements. s25
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GUSPowDER USED IN HYDRAULIC MINING
The latest experiment in hydraulic mining,
says the North San Juan Press, is the en-
ployment of powder fer the purpose of loose
ming the bank by blasting. This idea has re-
Gently been put in practice at Junction Bluff,
Nevada county, in the claims of Trevethick &
Co. A short drift is run in the base of the
bank and from that little side drift is made,
into the side of which quantity of powder in
the keg is placed and packed in firmly with
dirt, fuse being attached by means OF which
the blast is fired. The explosion opens the
pores of the bank so to speak, to such an ex-
tent that it crumbles and falls very readily
under the streams of water powerfully project
ed against it. One such blast has furnished
sufficient ca! tn for weeks washing, and the
use of powder in this manner saved the above
company it is said, considerable amount of
water bill for short period. This is quite
likely for these deep banks are sometimes as
hard as cement, and the water will dash against
them long time before sufficient cavity is
worn out to cause the fall of the mass above.
From one hundred to two hundred inches of
water are used by many companies, and at 80
cents per inch, this indispensable agent is ex-
cessively costly in such large quantities.
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summons.
S,vATE OF CALIFORNlA-IN

STATE OF CALIFORNIA THE DIS
- irct Court Of the Fifteenth Judicial District .u,v
Of Butte. Joanna Wager, vs Rudolph Wager Action
brought in the district Court OF The Fifteenth Judicial
District and the complaint Filed in the county OF Butte
in the office of the CLERK of said Dstr Ct Court TIE Po
PIE the of California send greeting to Rudnnb
YaIrr: You hereby required To appear an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the
District Court the Fifteenth Judicial District in and m
county of Butte. and to answer the complaint filed
therein "a copy of which accompanies this suumons)
within davs, Exclusive of the day seryict) after
th,. service you of this summons if served within
this county if served out Of this county, bur within this
Judicial District, within twenty DAYS: or if served ont of
said strict then Within eriy days-or judgment by de-
fault will be token against yon The said brought
obtain decree of this dissolve the bonds f
marimony existing between yourself aud said Piantin
and that said ria@e contract be forever annuied and
plaintiff by decree of this be divorced and forever
freed said defendant aud if you fail to m
pefr and answer the said complaint above required
viii apply the Court for the relief delnuned in her said
complaint. Given under my hand and the seal of the
District Court. If the Fifteen tn Judicial District, this
22nd day of June in the year Of Lord housand
eight hundred and fiily-eicht.
NJ. II. DARRACII. Clerk,
je24id BY j. II. MARBLE. Deputy.
Harris VowARD, Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Diseased Humanity.
NNtiE Blood. Heart, Brain. Intestines.
u Nerves the Fluids and Semi. Iuids. a

TIME Blood, Heart. Brain. Intestines. Sinews
u Nerves, the Fluids and Semi laids, and the
whole Physique.
The gloomy hyrochondriac, the dyspeptic. the
nervous, debtate,, and feeble. the over-doctore,l
Invalid the bilious and liver diseased sufferer the
gour1nand the dehauchee, The Incorporate and all
who suffer i'll health
SHOULD PAUSE AND THINK ERE SICK
ness overtakeS them for then worn ont nature suc-
cumbs TO Death, because she has not strength to
resist. Now, DIR. Jacob Webner's inyieoratinq Cor
dial causes strength-that is it, main quality. The
first operation Tonic the par;aker feels then that
Sudation is caused-his skin is damn. his limbs
supple and active, he feels wish for exercise and
KNOWS ne mas strength to endure it. he is light spjr
lied: his SKIN becomes clear his ewes, too. because
his liver Is made active, the bile neutralized or
elected and his blood thinned and purified II he
has foul stomach. this acts as an aperient not
otherwise Again. it Immediately relieves belching
prevents an accumulation of wind in the stomach
The stomach the great receiver OF disease and its
cure. | viii now enumerate q few Of those dis
where have seen DR.. WebbeFs invigoratincr
Cordial act most beautifully -alderangemcnt
of the system; weakness from various viz:
Change Of climate, long sickness, the Use OF mer-
curry OF being otherwise oyerdOctored, from abuse
OF nature. and her laws. by drunkenness. gonrmsn-
dizing, debaGchery and other eXcesseS. trembling,
fever and ague chills, rheumatic, neEralgic and
otherpsas in the body or limbs, want of appetite
sleep or memory, sour OF bilious stomach, tick
ling in the ears. tic doloreux, etc, etc.
The reader is conscientiously assured that this
really extraordinary panacea Is ALI Is represented
and is not one of the nostrums of the day. Let the
afflicted tryit and they will be thankful for having
done so. warranted to be uninjuri0us TO the
most delicate constitution or TO either sex age
to contain no mercury or other mineral. Ii is put
up very highly concentrated, in quart bottles.
pfice s., two for IS. Sold by every respectable
Druggist in California.
81 Beware Of counterfeits. Buy only quart bot
ties, and see that the names of /. Jones and J.
Webberis blown on the glass and on the top of each
label. None other is genuine
April 10, 'sSs. 3m T.JONES.
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DR.. GUysOtt's Extract Of Yellow

Dock anl Sarsaparilln In ouartbottIes the Great
Purifier of the Rlood-Not a particle of Mercury in
nIiet the afflicted read and ponder An Infalli-
bic remedy for Scrofnla, Kings Evil. rheumatism,
Obstinate Cutaneous Erruptions Pimples or Pustu-
les on the Face Boils, Blotches Chronic Sore Ewes
Rlngworm or letter Enlargement and Pain in
the Bones or Joints, Stubborn Ulcers. Svphilitic
Disorders LumbaTo, Spinal Complaints, and all
diseases arising from injudicious use of Mercury
lmprudence in Life, or Impurty of the Blood. This
great Alternative medicine and Purifier of the blood
IS now used by thousands of grateful patients from
all parts of the United States who testify daily to
the remarkable cures performed by the greatest of
all medicines, GUYS0TT'S EXTRACT OF YET-
LOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA. Neuralgia
rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions on the Skin I.iv-
or Diseases Fevers Ulcers, Sores, Affections OF the
Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat, Female Com
plants, Pains and Aching in the Bones and Joints
are speedily put to fight by using this great and
inestimable remedy. For all diseases of the Blood
nothing has yet been found to compare with it. 1t
cleanses the system of all impurities. acts gently
and efficiently on the Liver and Kidneys and
strenthens the Digestion gives tone the Somache
makes the skin clear and healthy and restores the
Constitution enfeebled by disease, or broken down
by the excuses of youth to its pristine vigor and
strength. For the Ladies, it is ncomparaby better
than all the cosmetics ever used. few doses of
DIR. GUYSOTTS YELLOW DOCK AND SARSA-
PARlLLA will remove all sallowness of complexion.
bring the roses mantling the cheek, give elasticity
to the step, and improve the general health in re-
markable degree. beyond all the medicine ever
heard of. The large number of Certificates we have
received from all portions of the United States is
the best evidence that there is no humbug about it
The press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians
and public men well known in the community all
add their testimony. to the wonderful effects of this
great blood purifier. Re Be careful to buy none
but that which is put up in QUART BOTTLES.
Cotton 4 McDermott, Agents for Oroyile.
Park Il White General Agents and importers for
al valuable Patent Medicines, l52 Washington st.
San Francisco au2O-3mis
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Superintendent Public Instruction

ERIGHrFUI. SCENE IN THEATRE.-A tele-
graphic dispatch to the Shasta Republican,
dated Yreka Oct. Sth gives the following ac-
count of frightfnl incident that occurred at
the Cotton Theatre on the evening of the 1th !:
The Alleghanans were performing in pres
enee of very large audience-most all the
ladies of Yreka were present-when the con-
cert had fairly commenced. and at the close of
q very popular song, the stamping of the au-
dience, shaking the floor of the stage, caused
one of the camphene lamps to upset and while
one or two persons were endeavoring to smoth-
er the flames another lamp was upset. About
this time the crowd made a rush for the stairs
several persons seized the carpet of the stage
with which TO smother the flames when most of
the other lamps were upset. The flames now
loomed up terrifealfy and the screams of wo-
men and children were appalling
The Jam at the stairway was sufocating,
several of the ladies tainted. and ii seemed that
the whole stage was in blaze. The terror
and confusion that prevailed throughout the
room at this instant cannot be comprehended
only by those that have been placed in q like
situation. Some jumped down from the front
balustrade some twelve or fearteen feet TO the
ground others jumped down stairs over the
heads of the men and women some went head
first. This morning we find but few persons
that know how they got down at all. But we
are glad TO say all got cut of the theatre with
out serious injuries. The only complaints we
hear OF SO fsv are skinned shins, bruised heads
and smashed eorns
The loss of hats and caps among the men,
and mantilas, shawls, bonnets and unmention
abl that required more space than was allow
ed at the moment among the women. The fire
was extinguished in a short time, and all went
home minus the conclusion of the concert
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MEDICAL.
Physic.I and Mental DEBILITY.

In ne portion Of the United States are so many ex-
ample of Physical and Mental decay to be met with As
California where dissipation riot. The true rea-
son. it seems us lays in the personal neglect OF health
which soon in climate becomes confirmed habit
Nothing is so dangerous, end with view OF checking
this great evil would call especial attention to the
advertisement Of Dr.. L J. CzAPKAY in another column
Of This paper Unlike the maj lrIty OF advertising phs-
icians who generally empiiics-iir CZapha! Is
gentleman >cien fc ami medical attanentS nav
ing The dist guished posiiian Of Chief surgeon In
Hungarian army ard possesses the necessary requi-
sites f fine successful prosecution of his profession
To his care and advice would especially commend al
suffering from sexual private disease which branch
of MEDICINE he has made his exclusive practice feeling
assured that in all such complaints, whether arising from
infection, self abuse ios OF viilliiy, he can gir7,
speedy and permanent The many tesmoh iai'
he has received particularly Of the astonishing cures ne
has effected in restoring systems amrs entirely wrecked
from the painful effects OF PhysiC and Mental debility
speaks volumes Of his ski and cheerfully recon-
mend him to the public skiilful p ysc an, in whom
every conf len e can be pac,d oc9-lf
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-16
Lo, THE Poor Isp1As-We have ven

Loi THE Poor ISDIAy-We have a ven
erabIe Aboriginal in San Andreas, who ex-
ults in the highsounding title of Captain Iom;
The Captain is evidently the most antlqnated
biped in these mountains. The tawney skin
of his face laps over in folds like the hide oil a
rhipoceros: his form once tall and 1.-THE, IS now
supported in its diurnal motions through our
streets. by long staff of peeled buckeye; he
exhibits most OF the OUTER signs OF age when
aHaln 30 sarcastically charged upon the tat
knioht his legs are thin and crooked; his
hair is grey; his eye is watery; his voice Is
weak but Door Tom never having had the
splendid grub of Mrs. Quickly's inn is not
swelling into obesity. In fact ne is dry as a
cracking. He is delighted with modern i'm
provements, and thinks that beef shanks are
superior to grasshoppers and hard bread bet
ter for "1njun" than pulverized acorns. just
at this moment he is watching our pen as it
traces out these ito him) magic lines. He
seems all attention we think some of teaching
him English, and indulge in vague notions that
he NAV yet become Christian. Suddenly he
raises his venerable head shakes out the rub
bish from an old red flannel shirt he has pick
ed up ia the street. and opens his lips. We
think he is going to implore us with something
of the eloquence of Tecumseh, for knowledge.
He says
"Ugh, wher you campo p
We point up the hill. He replies:
mo chemuck: you got EN- blead. heap
no | got. Eat'm dog no bueno."
We despair of his conversion and point him
! to the restaurant
He is gone Gone, tottering on his staff
| bear-headed and barefooted. Once the lord oi
| these hills. he chased his game with foot as
nimble as the deer, and feasted his mahdta and
picaniaiss upon the fat of the land, in savage
simplicity. Long since, wife and children have
departed to the unknown hunting ground
wig VAN and lands have passed into the
hands of the pale face. Tom is left alone
without kinsman or home in the world. Like
the blasted pine that raises its blackened trunk
and leahess branches on yon neighboring hill
surrounded by the stumps and PROSTATE forms
of the forest, he seems waiting only for the
final blast which will summon his troubled
soul before that Power which shall judge the
savage and the sage - San AadreaS hide
| pendent.
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New Goods g. Fresh Stock

HUST ARRIVED AT CURLY'S BRICK SEC AR
- Store, Montgomery ard Myers Streets
CuRLEY respectfully informs his frienas and the
pubic in general that he Is enabled to supply
them with tie choicest ass JrimeEt of
SEGABs
TOBACCO
PIPES. and
GOODS GENERALLY IN
HIS LINE OF BUSINES
And at such prizes that will satisfy the wholesale
merchant or retail smokers-,hat he "has the trans
properly se in San Francisco to receive the choicest
assortment of Segars and Tobacco that be bought
for cash on the arrival of every steamer Give call
aud satisfy yourselves at CURLEY,S,
Washington Block, cor. Montgomery and Myers
street, 0roville.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-IN THE DISTRICT
- Court OF The Fifteenth Judicial District, County of
Butte. ELIZA ROGERS vs.. r B. ROGERS Action
ought In the District Court of the 18th Judicial District
and the Complaint filed in t. County of Rutte in the
office of the clerk If said District Court The People Of
the State of California send greeting: To b. B ROGERS
You are hereby required to appear in action brou,
rgainss you by the above named plaintiff in the district
Court of the of Fifteenth Judicial District in and for m.
county Butte, and TO answer the complaint filed therein
Ia copy of which companies this summonsl within ten
days exclsive of the day OF scrvce) afie- the service
you this summons. if served within this ounty if
served of this county. but within this judicial bis
tric within twenty DAYS: served on: Of said District
then within forty das-or judgment by default will be
taken against you The said action brought to obtain
decree of sai Court that the marriage conrac. exist
he netween You and the plaintiff be dissolved and an
huea that she may b. ree sed from bonds o. mair
on!' ana to obtain jadgme,t fr the costs and money
disbursements oi ;h action ard tor such other ard fur
ther fehei as may he propcrand if you fall to apreai
ana ns"tr The SAID CONF ant above reu ired TIE
piann VIII apI y t. the C. urt fr The ellie in her com
plant demanded.
Given under my hand AMI the seal of the nisiric
~ Copr Of the Fifteenth Judicial District th
)eighteenth da' of Aug ist. in the wear O.
| SEAL enr Lord one Thousand eight hnndred an,
fny-ight NJ. II DARRtCU
auglS 3mf Clerk
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Justices Summons.

q TN1TED STATES OF AMEEICA-STATE
- California, County oi Butte In Justices Court,
Ophr Township. The People of the State of California
To GEORGE D. FRDNCH: You ieby summoned
to appear before me IA: my Office IN Ophir Tow nsh
County f Butte, or the 18Th day {" HOvcubeI, A .
lS5e. II oc ck A. NJ the conp am Of
J. p Coleman CO. who sues 10 recover the one
hundred and seveniy"eight 62-lO0 (Sl7S 62) dol ars
claimed To be due from you account for monies had
and received. liquors sold and delivered and sunres
per compliant fl Ell in my office, when ulg neit will he
taken ;aIist ypt for the said amount. together with
costs and damages, il you fail appear and answer To
the Sheriff aiy Cuustabe of id county, Greeting
Make legal service and due hereof Given un er
my Land t.is 5.h day Of A gusi, \. b. IS
JOHN = BERRY.
a'0-3fn Justice OF the Peso. Ophir Towrshin
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WHO WANTS FOR ONE DOLLAR
White Tech, & Pure B-eath, Lustrous
Dark Hair, & a white fine Conn exion.

LAFONT'S JAM1CIA SOAP ROOT.-This admi
rable Dentrifce-certainly the finest ever made
gives pearly whiteness and polish to the teeth:
1t fathers and cleanses the mouth tongue and har-
dens the gums. Its aromatic qualities purify the
breath and leaves fine flavor in the mouth, price
reduced to so cents.
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATTVE.-
READ IT'S REAL RUALITIESi 1t Isl clear oily
preparation, it s5ftens, moistens and invigorates
the roots, and so acts the bups of the roots as
to force the hair to grow and cause it TO assume
dark color, and ina short time te grow naturally
dark from the roots, and although it dresses the
hair clean and fine, keeping it soft, dark and silky
ong time it is not greasy, and does not stain the
clothes, price reduced to 25 & so cents
PIAIPLES, FRECKLES. SUNBYJRy TAN
eruptio :, saltrheum, sores in fact every cutane-
ous defect is removed and the skin left smooth.
clear and fine as childs, by-at the reduced
price OF 80 cents-Jones' Italian Chemical Soap
For shaving or washing, if its real worth were told
Jones soap Is worth more than its weight in gold
II Is eInolient, healing and cleansing; it makes
nch lasting lather; it cureSual eruptions, res or
redness; it makes discolq d skin white, 4 and
whlte.-Price reduced to z5npts
These superb articles are s. at the abo19 rice,
at every respectable Drug St61e IN CaiifornI6 Pro-
prietor wholesale Ageut, T. HOMES. Isl Ifont
gomery st. San Francisco. Sim.
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STATE FUND.
DR..

1858 STATE FUND DIR.
July l To balance on hand as per last
report .--............ .S124O7 2S
Sept 80 To amount received from State
tax 1858. -...-:-. .....--.......I72s Is
To amount received from Poll
tax 1853. 5s.................. . 1922 IS
To amount received from Foreign
- Miners Licenses. ........ .4s04 90
=" To amount received from Auction Sales II 76
To amount received from military tax IS l3s SO
To amount received from collector
on licenses due from last quarter 80 10
To amount received from licenses 232 50
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-16

A PLEASANT BuslSEss.-A gallant young
conductor on one of the New York City Rail-
roads, the other day was honorably acquitted
of blame, by the directors, fer .Sissing pretty
paT- niger as she alghted from the cars. An
other conductor who lodged the information,
was discharged kissing is popular with
you-g persons, and, perhaps, with older ones
to,
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-16
To the Ladies of CaIifornia.

l.. J. CZAPNAf. VI. H., Physician. Surgeon and Ac
coucear. invites the attention OF the sick afflicted
ieinaies ianofinS under Of The yaFioss forms dis
eas Of the rt- lci heart stomach, liver womb,
nt"od, kidess S-;d AL dissn1es peculiar their
the boct,r Is eseciing ihan any pr
sela IA taiiioina- Let false deiiracy YOU,
oil apply imTneciately and yourselves from painful
saierings aud premature death. "a married laiies
Nos delicate health other Circumstances prevent an
INC ease IA their iaihes- should calf at DR. L. }. zap
80 edied institute, Sacr nente street. below aonl>
ssinees, opposite Pacific IaH steamship COMPANY
Office. sraacisco and ilev will receive eyerr n-si
PIE rcei ahl ep Al consultations, by letter other
wise. free. address T. j ,sZApksY
'soieat institute. -acFamenio street., below Mongum-
cry opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Companys Office
Sah FtSilcl>cp-
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Not !

NToT1cE rs HEREBY GfvfN<TiI6 3fNfy
~ of the citizens of Cisco Scbo41 D1s4 - S T. rili
be held al Chc,, Wednesdays 1tem b-r 2eth 1875;
to take into consideration the pr ofresaovjpg he
locality of the School Of saidD5!ticf, and building
new School lIouse The amount acquired to ussi he
expenses Of building said Ind removal being
or otherwise, as the meeting may determine plan Of
the School House be seen ut the bar room of
the Chico Hotel. By order OF the Board OF school
Trustees. w. P. TILDEN, Secretary.
Chico, Sept 9th, 1888. ss-2od
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Notice..

BS EREBY GIVEN TO THE sTOCKHOL pRRS
Of the irgin q Iarz vi ing Connary tnat N asses
meu has been ieeed of thirty dollars To Tie Share DAY
able ttcloher 2i 1885 the Office of the Conn ANY at
Yankr Iii I. T.: l. CDHi.Y. President
G. II. Tt Nks. Secretary
YANKEE iIil August "a. 1s5S ang7 30d