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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-25

LOST Olg STOLEN.
nN the 10th or 20th o. August, 1858, 81 Mont
1rose, Iowa, Nanyeo or Warsaw, ILL.,, or between
said places, one Land Warrant issued to samuel
Gtitert, under Act Of March ., 1856, No. 90 .6z7,
Tor 10 acres, dated April q, 1855. Said Warrant
enclosed In large envelope On the back of
which was written, ssSmcon sheldon, New Boston,
Ill., All persons are notified not ~ purchase the
same, ~ IL liz the intention Of the owner ~ said
Warrant Isl neon shsldon} to spply 70 the Com
missioner Of Pensions for duplicate Of sAd
Warrant sa "a - E1 r. pEIy
Uct.if, fs5s-x6t
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ANDREW y. WIIKuNSOH.
tLate wilkinson = Marshali.)
wholesale ant Retait DruKSist,
NO. Oh MAIN-SI.,
nrFERS for cash to the trade, and at retail, o
~ full assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, oils,
Paints aud Dyes, window q lass, Glass Ware and
Varnishs at and below market rates.
Aug. Is, '6s-d
NITRATE Silver orystali1ed-4s ounces Chem
~ icaily pure, ip store and fer ssls b
augled W Main-st.
.CP1s. ITkrkAIINE-2e geo gal in barrels and
leaps N ''''S '1a "a Al. 81 WILKINSON,
augl6d s6 Msn-ss-
r iNsKRD, Lard aad sperm Olive gal. each,
IL IN barrels ard cans, fer sale BY ox
4 LOOH0I., SO and rs per cens,--soe gal. IN store
: a40 ~ 'A " 4. J.wILgISsoS
auglsd sc Main-ss.
C00pER's lSIAeLAsS-to rs Of this superior
e A. j. WILKINSON,
augied 70 Main-st
Alkk's cherry Fscseral--2eo dozen # tlis
n standard remedy for Coughs ard colds, in
''0'S A11 - III 4. j. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale Ageal for ke@kuk,
auglof No MANS
L>EAYsfK'S BAKING PoWDEK, admitted BY
l. all no have tried it. superior 70 any 9th
CIR. Manufactured and for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON,
auga4d Vi Main street.
NaFnfkhrk.
(N0PAL, Nos. | and 2; Coach, Iron, Demar or
~ White, Japan and Leather, of the Queen City
varnish Co., for sale in quantities TO suii, by
A. j. WILKINSON,
aug2sd 20 Man-st.
IlKGkER's FAKlNA, a die; Tor iasaids and
/ L the sick, for sale BY
A. j. WILKINSON,
aur23d % Man-st.
DERkY DAVIS Pein Killer 10 groas large me
l. dunn aud small sizes, fer sale by
a. j. WILKINSON.
aurl}d 90 stain-st.
IyHKUH E5---U en- and iVItJw, dry IN stur1 End
~ for sale very low by
A. j. WILKINSON,
/ auga3d 90 aia,n-st.
nUNE Castor 0iI--Fressed and CHARMED
L by stsam--~iu store md for sale lev by
A.. j. WILKINSON, Druggist,
aug3ld g6 Main-st.
MACE leo lbs. prime renahg, in store and Tor
WI safety A. j. WILKINSON,
aug2Id 26 Main street.
I
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UNDERTAKEN:
mIsNER'S tOm N EHCIAl l. and Glass
SlGAL ACADEMY.
To the Young Men of keokuk and elsewhere


SlGAL ACADEMY.
To the Young Men of keokuk and elsewhere
FfsHOsE Of you who value instruction aad wish
L to get u business education, cheap and thor
oagh, are respectfully invited 10 examine the ad-
yantages Of this Institution. Charges at present
merely nominal, and until the 1st Of January pay
ment will be received To snythng that hs vAlno TO
the Principal. scholars received and studies COM
menced at any time No Class system. Attend st
your leisure, day or sseaing. scholars from ether
schools may pursue sttdiss here Of their regu-
lar school honrs. Sart.factio warranted. Dura-
ton at Commercial Course till the scholar Is sat
isfed.
| The patronage Of those who wish to obtain
thorough knowledge OF FRENCH and GEKMANis
solicited. The Principal has successfully instruct
ell ~noariy 1000 pupils IN the above languages.
Germans, Freuehmea, ETC., wishing ms. euetion
] In English are respectfully invited patronse the
/ school,
scholars from out Of town can be aecomm oda ted
with board at reasonal I'd rates.
Many instructive books, periodicals, de-, at the
service of the public, free, 81 Academy Hail.
FRANCIS G. MISNEk,
ksokuk Oct. 20, '5s-akw Principal,
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Dried Ht0cf.
ME have Just received another invoice Of that
w choice Beef, from Cincinnati, which Ia for
sale. KELLOGG 4 BIkGE.
octsd
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European IitcYMture.
A COMPILATION OF valuable information re.
, specting the literature Of Europe from the 18th
TO the 10th century. For sale by
GAVE 4 BARBER,
oet1id 81 Main-st.
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JOSEPH MLEGH,
GOnfeGtiOner,
Main - hst s.h ..a a.h :, y-ss,,yr-y.y.C.
Al MANUFACTURER of all kinds Of Cakes and
VlCandies. Pyramids, 10. All orders for parties
will b. promptly attended 10, at the shortest no
tiee and Ia the most approved style.
oci5l
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Rias&creTs, Hair.
I'm hand and for sale at th lowest market rate
Ma large lot Of Plastsrers' Lair.
5. w. 4. ii. TUCKER,
mayla Sign OF the Ked Paddock.
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octsd Kesh1k, In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-08

SUGAR. Sales of 1900 hhds at about previous
rates. Fair to Fully Fair 53058c y tb.
MoLAssEs, Some 2OOO bbls were soldat 25@26c
for Ordinary etc, and G!@27 for Prime and Choice
and 500 half bbls at 30@3lc y gallon, We also
heard of several crops sold on plantation of which
100000 gallons at 25e, and $50 at 26c V gallon
FLOUR We notice sales Of some 22G0-bbls, in
GLIDING 100 and 800 ST. Louis superfne at s., 100 at
s. 10, 282, good brand at IS rs, and 600 Extra
private terms.
GRAIN . The sales of Corn included 400 sacks
Mixed and 1000 Ordinary White in lots all at zoe,
800 Prime Yellow at ~, and 275 White at 75c y
bushel . OF Oats 1916 sacks st. Louis were sold at
zoe, and 500 New at the same Bran was firm,
with sales of 400 sacks at 81 l5 and $50 Old the
Ieyee at 81 10 y 100 lbs
Provisions . The transactions in Pork were con-
fined to retail parcels at SIS so % Dbl In Bacon
and Lard nothing of any moment was reported
HAY. We noticed a sale of COO bales New York
at SIS 32 tun.
COFFEE. There was an active demand with
sales of some 900 bags including 60 at lO3 1887
lO5 5000 Che T S. Means cargo at II l-1Gc, 1910
at H. 200 at III, 500 at 1l3 and 100 at llS@ll4c
VI b. the market closing with an upward tendency.
STAR CANDLES. 100 boxes full weight, Proctor
& Candles, at zoe % h.
KENToKY BAGGNG.. 100 pieces Ordinary Hand
loom brought l35c " yard
WHISKY. 90. We heard Of no transactions Of any
moment.
FRElGHTs Two ships were taken for Roston at
&c for Cotton, and one for the Mediterranean at -
Also one for Boston on Monday at &c. Cotton ship
ping to Lverdoo to fill upat 0-lGd.
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and some other small sums.

The Empire City, which left New York on the Sd
inst, will also have a small amount From the adj
vance in exchange, there may be some cessation in
shipments hither though really we cannot think of
closing the seasons importation of coin without hay
ing to announce that the Ajax has actually imported
at least half Of million Of dollars
The exchange market opened dull this morning,
and continued so through the day. Drawers, after
the large transactions at the close of last week,
showed tolerabe bold front, and enhancing their
rates. the largest operators and buyers withdrew TO-
day from the market, and the transactions were
almost blank so far as sterling was concerned.
Clear sterling might have been engaged at 1914 lO3
and lost and bills with shipping documents at 1863
a l07. We heard of some 80 days clear bills being
taken at 1919 but this figure may not be realized to-
morrow. Heayiness and general torpidtty also at
tended all transactions in domestic funds The gen
eral counter rate for checks on New York was dis,
at which rate they sold about Sl50,000. A round
amonnt-that is, two lots one of $4,000, and
another of SIS 900, were sold at dis The buying
rate at the banks or those which were buying, was
per cent. dis. There were but few transactions in
90 days sight We note three parcels of $4,000
each at per cent. dis, and another amount at q
dis and some factory bills Boston reported to be
in course Of negotiation at Il dis. It was hard to
realize IL to-day on New York direct. We did not
learn of any transactions in francs Of sufficient i'm
portance to merit notice, but have to say that
drawers views ruled altogether too high for buyers
with $40 and 5.2l in New York, where is the profit
to purchase here at $50 q 5.234?
There were some few movements in Stocks to-day,
comprising 100 shares Southern Bank at lO5 20 do.
Bank Of James Robb at 81 20 do, Bank Of New Or
leans at IO4; 10 d. Union Bank at IO4, and 100 do
Bank Of New Orleans at lOl.
NIL f,.,.;r ~, tnn r11ntn tllis nrnnirnr
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MARINE DIsAsrGR.--Oa the evening of the 3Oth
ult, the British bark ". B. Dean, from Glasgow, ar
rived at Boston, having on board the crew Of the
British bark Agenbria, which the Dean had fallen in
with at sea, in waterogged and sinking condition
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-08

M8 Captain Stephenson Of ship Protector from
Kingston, jamaea on 18th nit. reports left in port
ship Geo. West, Capt Cauch lOr this port
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Shipping gntcIljgcpte.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No, 10 Camp street
MeIna.d Nlnrning. Dec. S. 1853


NAGhEENA AcSAcE'btbS
c 5 Payne
Ship Pocahontas Wooderson, for Liverpool
Baxter, Lowell SEQ
Ship Honghton, Render, for Hayre,
ship LalIa Roobh, Cotton, for Queenstown and
market ] ? Whitney &co
Bark Cephus Sterret, Gregory, for New York,
Il Bass
Ship j H Elliott, Tucker for Antwerp,
Baxter, Lowell Geo
scu P Novel, ollerson for Santiago de Cuba,
Prats, Puiol eco
sehr Kate Skulmore, for Indianola and Layaca,
Goldenbow & LespaTe
schr R H DerneIl, Kendrckson, for New York
S Il Bass Geo
schr southron, Perry, for Pensacola,
Pooey, Nitol Geo
Steamer Henry Lewis, Bradley forMontgomery, Ala,
Master
schr Chipola, Church, for Minattlan
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slrn OarIrans 9flpnru .flarNtt.
CRESCENT orrleE, No. % Camp street

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street; , :
Tuesday Evening Dec 7, 1858
The money market moved on very quietly to-day,
tending in favor Of borrowers or those who have
paper to sell Holders and owners Of good securities
and good commercial paper can dictate their own
terms But we may as well say at once that there is
no use for people residing in the country to entertain
the belief that they can come into market and raise
money on their simple promise to pay without city
security or guarantee The time has not arrived for
free supply Of paper and the offerings to-day the
street were extremely moderate, and it is bruited
about that there is so little call for money that Of
our largest banks 1--WE suppose it must be the Ajax
had only 100000 offered yesterday, After the Holt
days are passed there will be an increased supply Of
paper, and so there will be an increased supply Of
money so one horn will balance the other.
The most important feature to-day was the an
nouncement of the arrival of the Tehuantepee Com
pany's steamer the Quaker City with the California
mails and a good number of passengers SO Tar as
We have heard, up to the present moment the le-
huantepec Company is moving onward with the
greatest prospect of success. It will be seen that
travellers are now beginning to appreciate its great
advantages over any other route.
The steamer Black Warrior brings from New York
,;,,, 11,,
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LIVERPOOL, Friday noon, Nov. 10 1858.
respect thai we arc aware o ha na tone Of Che cotton
cedng. The d5y dsmAHd has bren brisk but very AMPLY
supplied and the advance Obtained since Erdy last does not
and entirely confined 10 the common and nddng Qualities
.peculBtors have comparatively htle, bnt
that spnners have operated freely but such
adyces di moi reach antl yesterday morning and
market has been Ten 9ts = 'he soaheEn seS q AmeTe
taypes that there has been cantnnancen t line wehher
and that the receipts which regoraa to be u exesDt
Ness i much retarded 81 prevailing epiemc ship
Great B ain are SO unnsny moderate make Il
g, T NJ tEi, 9r ths ,in9sr " III yeaT Th
menus @ nt 'taae t ~ M ts III ] ,t, ia, az, "
last and prices had tendency 10 advance In he ses Of cot
$40 Egyptian aud AGO speculation aud s1 American
80 BHzil, 70 Egyptian aud As Sarat for eNport
the Ousinass amounts 10 fully $3.50 haies
The entire sales from the l24 to the 18th instant i2elQyo are
COLIN CAMPBELG sdN,
LIVERPOOL. Noy 10 1855
The committee advance their quotations OF Fair iand aud
a., hS a, s 5si Per 9,eqas4 out Of doors
8iU1O05 to 5O0OO6 is Tie OF the Amer
Tbe American sen for this country is estimated at
weekly delivery Of American to the trade during
The actual export Of the 662s bales consisting Of
F6e fown has been oar dy rsPoTt Of the marker
Ontae I'm in 0090 bales 300 e Spectators export
ft paTsS Oh 5e i5th 000D bie tnsiaEe 10 NJ
rats 5Od Spectators apdeXpoers. We have had an
dtnd for the current ialtes Amefon and the turn Of
LOO suras) nn0 ospeenNors and eNpor strong eNsry
continue zepn American vessels, and with rapid
reangs .tee holders SHOW more e9nRde9se-Wn a ia
QneensloRn short 81 Goals W NC fth w oaSs
a01 suais 2O1 10 speeaaofs aud exporters 10 tA iaett
i only measre account per telegram rom Qn9enao"h O.
the quotations Mddng NE at Mobile aad as low
as ie AZ say@RlSg WINE Agpess ns AgT 0feahT
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In Indiana they divorce husband aud wife if either
party snores 50 loud that the other can't sleep.
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-seugera.


Per ship Protector, from Kingston Ju-5 cabin
and | steeEge,
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The following are the quotations for this eveniI

Bonds of all classes issued by the city improving,
and 81 asked for those issued to the Railroads. and
SIS q 50 for city Consolidated. Tehuantepee look
ing up.
Comparative Statement of Freight and Passenger Earnings on
New orleans and Great Northern Railroad for the
months of November, 1851 and 1858
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In the month of August we placed the quantity of
cotton, to come over the road as the minimum, at
1905 900 bales, Those good estimators who said only
$4,000 bales as the maximum will find that they are
a lone distance in the rear ground.
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/ ANDING En- SHIP TRENTON, from MmseiIlez-
Il OLIVE OIL-j0N blskets !, Paggo pints and quarts
suJ BnUun fTeTeS
For sale by GkATIAA, CONtAGERE x CO,
u29 20 Gust InhOHse street
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FOR YAzOO RIVER

Tu. REGuI.AR NAAOp AND ITALIA
zlAtEt,IGsa fHtrn + rk For MrGgu UUi Water,
Fss=4s!a54H I.hjre siee woad sdau Honey I.Iand
cUUa Ya5o tity ~aturu,lpt Erk-Wr.lht snpcrtar and
running paaEet -ierHrr Col p. II. JutsDn, Capt
tRves0u YiI leave n6oNr FOR tfeEu Of passage agpy
EDWARDS - DtNTHEI,
is Advertising Agents,
". No Nnl. mild MICS. arl.-ad ly thn cLntntn.
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Leaves on THlfRrD Y. 9Th inst. at 3 z. NJ
- FOE SHR REV EPOtSV CIR

W- =
EI4i1EIIt,y@ Bayou Ca pt, Grand Ecore, hltEaudra,
55sSss5Es44rs and all irt=m- tate landings Red
Tn fue passenger steamer Gomez, r. SIeaue, ml7,eq
Scadr clerk, viii leave positively aboye. For treg
EDWARDS K DENT2EL,
do Advertising Agputsl
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31

THE GovERNoR SUED.--Mr. McCrearv. n
newspaper carrier, has sued the State Jour.
nal for the value Of, or to recover ga route"
Of that paper. In the complaint, the appel
liant sets forth that John B. Weller, Chas
L. Weller, Ferris Ferman, Manuel T. Bro.
kelbank, and others have attempted to swim
dle him out of his right as the carrier of the
Journal by changing its name to the Estates.
man." aud sues to recover the sum of So.
1000. The Statesman stoutly denies that the
Governor. his brother and the two other
officials named have anything to do with the
business affairs of that paper, and AYERS that
the prosecution is malicious one May be
!. is. We shall know better bye and bye.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
oRovILLE, MONDAY, MAY 3Ir, 1863.
APPLICATION FOR PARDON An opplica-

APPLICATION FOR PARDON An applica-
ton to the Go vernon for the pardon Of Chas.
Schirmer, sent to the State prison for the
Grim. Of assault with deadly weapon, will
be sent below to day. The application is
very numerously signed. several members of
The jury having signed the petition. Schr-
her is an old man. and has family to sup.
port. Many mitigating circumstances con-
ueeted with the crime Of which he stands
convicted, have come to light since his trial.
which taken in connection with the unfortu.
nate position of his family make him n wor.
thy object for executive clemency.
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County Treasurer's Office,


Notice ishereby given that all persons holding Butie
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund
registered between the lst day OF October 1887 and
the 2I of November 1877, inclusive. also warrants
No. o36, 9i7, 9i2, 9i3, 944, 947 gis o5s and 1881.
registered Nov.S, 1857; also warrants No es5. 9,6
99' and 95s ON Iniigent Sick Fund.- that the same
VIII be paid on presentation this office, aud after
this date said Warrants will cease to bear interest
ana II not presented within sixty days from the
late hereof. the moneys for said Warrants Will be
appropriated to pay the next in order OF registry.
WIN. LArTIMORE.
Treasurer Butte County
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Channel Rock.

All shares IN the N mael Rock Mining Company,
ON which assessments now due, remain due nn un-
pad unLl the 26.h day of May, 1855, will then be
sold at the Court House doo- at Q clock Z. NJ, to
pay such assessm ns
By order of the Trustees.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice,

Is hereby given, that a meeting Of the stockhold
ers of the Frenchtown Canal & Mining Co. will
be held in the Town of orovilie, the 10th day of
June 1883 for the purpose of ncreas ng the capital
stock Of said Company 70 one hunired thousand
dollars. By order Of the Board
P, A. McRAE, President
GEO. =. GCiss, Secretary. myl0-tl
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31
Nebraska Mining COinpany.

All shares In the Nebraska Mining Company on
which assessments are due up 10 the first day of Nav
A. ID lS5S, will be sold al the Court House door in
the Town of Oro'ille, 10 pay said assessments. ON
saturday the 5h day OF June, A. D. 1858 il not paid
to the und trsiyaei on or before the day Of sale.
BY order Of the Trustees,
r. l.. PATTON, Sec'y and Treas.
Orove. May q, 1858 Nebraska Mining Co.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31
THE COURTS.

h,raI'T CouRr-rhirl Non lay IN January. ur. I
hohasyih IN Way. second Moniay in November, ard
|ioarth Monday uf August
CauSry CoUar First Nonlay In March and June
|secoii VI NmiV In Septen5 r, and fJurth Monday in
November.
Coukr or SEs'IoNs -Se;oni Moniay in Febru
sy, third VI ~ lay IN AprIl, JAY and October
PsnB.rE COURT -Foir h VI MI ~ in February and
sn, thlri Mohly ia August, an | second Monday
|h December.
ao,ap or sure rEtvrS'a' -'ie ats LIST Monday in
'Fsorary, Nay. August AMI November.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31
= DIR. j. l.. Czapkay's reputa,lo,

- Dr. j. l.. Czapkay's reputation is rap
illy spr1alinS through lals state an Oregon as We
learn from reliable sources lie is practlcing with
remarkable success, and has dcservedly secured
pubic coah ience. Those needing medical aid would
d. well TO cit Tor writ "A! his nsittue in san Fran
cisco We refer the relier To the Doctors advertise
Inent in another column
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31

NEAT THIEvEs.-Jlst after daylight this
morning, while those in Attendance at Bur
wells butcher shop were gone to a neigh
boring coffee stand, some parties unknown
stole from off the hooks in front of the shop
Ia quarter of beef and an entire mutton. The
butchers were not gone from the stall more
than three or four minutes, and Immediately
upon returning discovered their loss and
|tommenced a search for their missing meat
|fhe beef was found lying on the ground near
|'he corner of Montgomery AMI Downcr
sts., and after consi lerible search, the NUT.
ton vas found lying on the stoop of house
on the bar at the foot of DJwncr street. l.
b highly probable that this robbery was
perpetrated by Indians, there being several
of those troublesome creatures proving
about town. Whether these Indians did this
pct or not. they ought to he taken to the
Reservation. Tn, Superintendent of that
iastilu ion should look after them.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31
Mrs. Wyer's Select Seminary.

Cor. Bird street ana 2d Avenue, Orovilie
Having made ARRANGEMENTS for the accommoda-
ton of a few BOARDING SCHOLARS, Mrs. Wyer
wishes to inform parents and guardians, that chill
dren placed under her care. will have many Of the
advantages of home combined with strict schnIas-
tic disci"line. Their moral training aud physical
comforts will also he carefully attended 10.
TEAMS: Pc quarter. $40 90, or $1j 90 per month,
paid in advance For further particulars enquire ut
the SEMINARY, or BY letter, care Of the Hon. has
+. Lott 0rCyIlle. All communications promptly
attended to.
MOS respectable references given. my2l
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Card.

Doctors SMEpEs & JESK.Ns have removed thelr
ONCE to the County Hospital, lynchburg aud will II.
"sn' attend to al professional calls day or night.
Feb 18th ls5SNtf
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31


~ The Mustang Liniment Cures
Rheumatism;
The istang Liaiment cures stiff Joints;
The Mustang Liniment cures Burns and Wounds:
The Mustang Lnim mt cu-e' Sore. an Ulcers:
The Mastlns Liniment cures Caked Breasts and
S IRE Mp les;
The Mustang lini;nent cures Neuralgia:
Ths Mustang Liniment cures Corns and Warts;
The Mustang Liniment is worth
1o0o,o0O DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States, as the preserver and r"storcr
OF valuable horses and cattle. 1t cures al Sprain.
Calls Wounds, Sill joints &c
viii ypu answer this qIestion? Did Won ever
hear" any ordinary Sore, Swelling. Sprain or Stf
ness either on man or beast, which the Mustang
Linlmeni would not cure? D.d yol ever visit any
respectable druggist in any part OF the word-in
Europe Asia or An nirIca-who di not say .'it was
the greatest discovery Of the age?" Sold everywhere
Every fanil! should have it; three sizes. BARNES
PARK, Projectors, New York
PARK & WHITE.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coist
l3eWashinston street opposite the Market
CoLrJN McDEHMoTr, Agents, oroviile.
~ THE TRADE supplied on the most liberal
terms aps 3m
~ HOst,tter's st I'M tch Biiters arc
III ionly Itters nov offered to the public which are
pr,pira BY II scientific chemical process and that
viii bear the test of analysis, therefore perfect,
harmless, and at the same time contains all the
medical properties OF tonic, AMI if taken as per
directions, will remove the bile from the stomach
and tnc, an appetite, impirtng health and tone to
the whole system, in that i. truly wonder.
ful.
Those Riers being very pleasant to the tas.e, also
make n delightful beverage.
As there are several base limitations, purchasers
should be carcfI and take none but GENUINE
iTOSrErrER'S STOMACH BITTERs. kera b, nil
respectable Saloon Keepers and for sale in quaint
lies 10 suit, by
PARK & WHITE,
Sole agents for the Pacific Coast,
l32 Washington street. san Francisco
COTTON Il McDERMtTT,
APPS "n Agents, Oroviilo
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31

Se;'y AMI Treas. Channel Jck Wiling Co.
April 20, lejS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31

Dr. d. L. hotNS, whusc advertisement adj
NeriSenen appears in another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this State has cured more
patients than ANY Jthtr Attention is called to his
If