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,netu ADVERTISEMENTS.
AGARD FROM DIR. JAMES MAR
HE.Ivr. pf the N. ". Inns. IptiY,u.ry

ls-
My connection for the past eight years With the aboye
Institution. as Chief Physician. and twelve years
course o steady devotion y the cure Of Pulmonary
Consumption and It's kindred Diseases tus eer wh mn
unryaied opportunities anil advantage Of pathological
researchaded DOT little b, perfect system Of Ned
icaI Inh lation-has enabled 20 arrive al a ieci-
siye. direct. and successful treatment for he
positive radical Cure 8f all diseases * the Throat
Lungs, and Air Passages. b inhalation, the va
por AMI curative properties Of the medicines are direct
addressed 70 the diseased and the inteKuasut
do advise tue OF Medical Iuhairtor u any
Kind, TO the exclusion q gsRerei treatnsaf; aud al
though consider il sein adJu yant In the proper
management ~ those fearful and often fatal diseases.
deem very necessary that each patient should have
th4 benefit Of both general ard LOCAL treatment. The
OF MY treatment Ia the above afseases and tae
high character Of the Institution which have
long hal the honor "a prestds are TOO well known To
need airy euegy from At the solieita-
tiua of many private md professional friends, through
pAilan hropie aid the above erart has been long
sa,a literally supported, ani after duo Consideration
have coHcutea Oh bring
the benefits II nv experience AMI rsalnert within the
reach u all and eoahas myself, heretofore, To
those only who entered the innary, we're ahr
to visit me at my Office Hoping therefore that the
fs<sona brethren ard shs rufsie, wonIi respectfully
ANNOUNCE In conclusions that be eoasaffed
perssaaiiy by bitter, on al diseases Abose that
the medicines Tie same AZ used Ia the institution pre-
Jared to suit each Individual Case. Inhalsnz va
pors Medical Inhaiers. &c. ae., viii he forward
"a ~ express % any part 81 the United States Cai
das. TrRasNy terms ~ treatment IS letter are az
follows viz: sis per month fr eeh patient, which wi.I
include medicine for month use also. Inhalrg
Naur, ard an iuhaliag aEtasaus. Payment f,stevs
s6 to paid 70 express geft receipt Of the s Of
medicine, and The balance IS At the expiration ~ the
month, IL the patient - cured a eareiy s.isffed
With the treatment Patients awaiting then of DR.
Jsrrett's tire aaent may rely upon immediate ard per-
manent and Immediate rel..f, ~ he seeds nm treat
case over thirty days Letters fur advice promptly
saered. Fer further particulars address
JAMES III. JARRETT. Md.
Ne. 2~u Broadway, Twelfth 81 \. Y.
p S.Phs slctaHs aud Others visiting the city are re-
spetfnlly invites TO ea 1T the tnfmary. where many
interesting can fe Witnessed. and fnprered
apparatas for the inhalation 81 faeicatea vapor can
he and Inspected. D mt.
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~ The Rev. j. T. Cover (Uniyers.
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Upton, Sunday, Oct. Sd, at 10 o'clock
A NJ.
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FROM SCRIv EMS
General Advertising anu Collecting Agency.


I7E HAVE FOB SALE the following ls;s w ,Sha az
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.lso 40 acres Of land In Benton eountT eight
nilas wes, IL yinton, good prairie, Ii miles from
timber.
The whoIs or q part OF the above iands WI De
the imnrayeme ais are in good repair To any
one desiring good farm, this opportunity - a
favorable one. w
Far further information enquire OF non .. !.
catteli. on the premises, or :. = Daniels. at 'his
Office. - -
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The comet recently discoved hy ponati
at Florence is rapidly approaching its
perihclion and will as is supposed be .
conspicuous object in the east before
sunrise in the latter part Of september or
Ieginnin- of october
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~ Passenger trains will run to the
Onion Grove station G. I. & N. Ii. II.
on and after Monday next.
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, spIsw,ILs TONIC NIxTURE q

- pels belief IN is efficacy, whenever ADMIN
Iced In Fever \ Agae. II stops the hts ~ saa.
D. ais aa shutting Of steam stops ioeomoI.es-
ACFeogeF IL restores the muscular sigor ana ~
pressed spirits Of the patients Prepared rom Iae
original Prescriptions and with ample directions
by J2m.s +. Maxwell fsne cessofs to James > As
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TIPT ron
L0A33H IAADa
SHINGLES, LAIH
DOORS. ASAHh,

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Lunt.r nov On hand. and cheap for cash or pro-
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January ) Is5a.
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AN empty sound railroad whistle,
when you are to late for the train.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

READ TIE ADVERTISEMENT in another col
Hmu. headed "itelHhoii's Genuine Preparation. "
II interests the majority,
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LUMBER & s AWNING.

THE undersigned having remoddled and i'm
l. proved The Green's Mills, near Roehe stsr :.
aud applied
sTE IN POFER THERETO.
will be prepared, in few days, to supply on
demand
Lumber and Saving,
These Mails are intended for the cest In this
part of the ate. and the undersigned promis-
e. foil satisfaction 10 customers.
3SF. - v n>rrx
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On tie sth isss, by Eiisha sehoolay, Esq, Mr..
Jesse BowersocSto Miss Rachel Coshstan, all Ct
this county.
BvR. n. Long ESQ. On tire nth inst, NJ. Dan
lei Comstoek. VI Pioneer Grove, 10 Ms. Elizabeth
Oliver OF this nlare
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One hundred dollars will c paid any physician gho
can PROVE that tire me.ssEe crrF iTfCeG patient ard
the testimony ot thousands can Re ucgFto prove
that the medicine ever Ing ars PATENT and Che cs-
HC@y of thousands he Produces 70 sot shat It doe.
great good Gases NJ from week thirteen years
standing have been Effected. The mass Of Voluntary
Testimony In possession eE tie Proprietor, youchlug is
virtues AID curative rowegs. is immense, embracing
+ the names veil ks.Se-r ID
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Mrs. MONTAGUE's FEMALE CoRDIA

TO E. cry FEHiLE IN THE UNITE
STATES
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LuNTS MEptCINS
I FL E 4 G UE XII e i
w. s. LUNTs
liNhR on ANTI-RIIIIlrs plIHH

y" CaIontf, no Mineral, s-. .42o.s.-Ot.
Great P9pey 10 Ctue
D.'sas'' = re t~csT AMI B+o"d, fsres, fsu.sss.
'"aS Colds Esgsr ccmt lcats, yaau.Frr 90.
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TuTnhling Down.

. The Chicago Times, and other papers
of like ilk, have been claiming kaljof a
Congressman in Maine. Not SO fast, gen.
tlcman.s All six of the district have IL
eeted staunch Republicans and nothing
elA s4
The Cleveland Pain Deai,r boasts
that the Republican majority in YER
mont has "tumbled down to sixteen thou
sand" We are content with such a
tumble, seeing that the majority exceeds
the vote of the whole Democratic tick
ct.
Last year the Republican majority was
twelve thousand. At this rate, next year
it will be reduced to twenty thousand. -
This is the State Douglas came from.
He will ind Illinois ''tumbling down"
this fall. with similar result He will
have to emigratc again--to Nississ ppi
next time, where he keeps his niggers.
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and IN fact everything that may be called for IN
lis line.
Now II The tine to buy Your Goods in order to
get the STYLES and It's well kGoaa fact that his
prices are always as low the lowest
All Goods warranted 10 give entire satisfaction
Please cal and examine our Goods whether y-g
want to bag or not, We want yoar opinion ut them.
We charge nothing for showing eur Goods but
take pleasure IN doing SO. CHAts sWEILANp.
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~RemeDber the County Convention
to-day, at 10 o'clock.
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Pharmacy and Chemistry,
With the greates5 accuracy aud chemical kbeH re and
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Valuable Works the practice Ct pi Sc and os. Of
the late STANDARD works % Medicine.
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The only Els T RLIsiIED Commas.
cial College in the Place,

Moons gPen al all hoars from 4. II. tin . p - ~
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pair.
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Box 1871 L. o.. n. Es,
" ho Is his sole agent.
july 327 Ii.
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. - .aus A. h.retatIrs in the superior
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lfyou ae suffering with stv Of the aa~~ a s,russing
! ailments. tAe FIT I'D EXTRACT EGGHG will cure
you. Try II and he convinced of its .ficacv.
Beware CT Quack rgcztruras a. ousck Doctors
who falsely h8aSt az s'Etirs and references Citizens
know and avoid then. ard save Tong suffering money
aua exposure s sending az calling for bottle u this
/ Popular and Specific Kennedy.
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JAMES Vi. JARRETT. MD.
1. sss4il r.. La ...asa a q.

Z
r. S.-Phs sctaHs ADD Others visiting the city are re
sfetfnlly invited to cali At the tnrmary where many
interesting cHn fe witnessed. aud imprered
apparatas nF the inhalation Of taa,licateI vapor can
be and Inspected D mt.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

SPEAKING ny THE CARD.-C. 4. De Long.
Esq., nominee for Member Of Assembly from
fuba county. publishes n card to the public.
in which he defines his position. He believes
in the doctrine Of popular sovereignty as
defined by stephen A. Douglas-wa was, and is,
opposed to the Lecompton Constitution, but
believes that the English Bill should be nc.
quicsced in by all partics-declines to vote
Tor member Of Congress-will stand up to
oil the sentiments expressed in his card il
elected. Charley ought to have sense enough
to know that he cannot carry water on both
shouders-that be cannot iudorse the Eng
lisb bribc. and support popular sovereignty.
II he don't "dry up" as great an ass as
Min, Whitesides ought to beat him. Ether
70 as Democrat. Charley, or don't go at
all. Go as q legislator--not as an assem-.
blyman.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

PRfMiuMs--Aside from the pride that
should induce our Ranchmen aud others to
exhibit their bcs, stock at the approaching
State Fair. the Premiums are far more val
liable than any heretofore offered. and are
well worth contsudiug for Butte county
should be well represented, as it is very
probable that the next Fair will be held in
the southern portion of tho State Although
this is a mining county. We have no doubt
that our citizens could scare up some good
stock, and 1t is our duty to do 90. Let
Butte show tho State what she can do.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

,6AN FRANcwco AND MARysvlLLE RAIL.
RsAp.-we have received the Presidents
report 70 the Board OF Directors Of this Com.
paoy. II gives a glowing account of the
prospects Of the company and speaks Of the
Hsnness pass and the Pacific Railroad in
connection Herewith. II is possible that
Gwin might be induced TO run his Pacific
Railroad through the " Henness Pass, or
that route. He 10 an industrious Doctor.
and there 10 no telling what he cannot &C
eomplish He never me, his match, Till lie.
compton did him catch.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11
Lecempton Argument.

1t is favorite though mistaken argment
Of the Lecompton press, to speak of the Le-
compton Constitution, and the results spring
ing therefrom, as by.eones- question
that has been definitely settled. Among
other papers using this argument, we have
been surprised to see the San Francisco
Herald, paper usually characterized by
much candor, fairness and ability. Il is as.
sumed that the English Bill refers the whole
subject to the people, and that their dec-
sion, whatever it may be, is a final settle
ment Of the question. Should the people Of
Kansas accept Of the English bribc, the
question might be considered settled. 1t is
well known, however, that they will spurn
1t as an Insult to their intelligence and ,heir
devotion to self-government And when
it has been rejected, is not the ques-
tion left as open rs 1t was before the lie.
compton fraud was conceived aud per.
petrated , Certainly it Is. and those who
abandon Democratic principles to embrace
Leeompton. will be prepared TO do the sane
thing over again; and if sustained now, they
will have the sanction Of the people to sus.
tain them in their repeated tteachery-
There are two POINTS only in the question
which will be settled, and these are. that a
Slave State may come into the Union with
thirty thousand inhabitants, while a State
tbat does not recognize the institution Of sla.
very cannot come 10 with less than three
times that number ofinhabitants. The 9th.
er point is. that the attempt Of the minori
ty to govern the majority was right. and
that the doctiine Il popular sovereignty
consists in the people speaking through
their delegates These are the doctrines
which the Lecomptonites ask the people to
In dorse. and establish as a precedent for fu
turc Congressional action. Such dstinc.
tion 'etween the institutions Of the North
and the South is as anti Democratic as It is
anti'national, and should be opposed 10y ev-
cry Democrat. rs it is now. II The distinc.
ton were made in favor Of the institutions
OF the North, instead of those of the South
they would incur the epiihet Of slave y
propognndists, instead of Black Republic.
ans, now bestowed rpon them. Neverthc.
less, they would triumph. as they will in the
npIrcaching contest, because I. .ey would be
in the right, as they are now.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

BACKED DowN.--According to the Sacra.
mento Mercury the Leoompron Convention
on the first day Of their session. agreed 10
nominate candidates for Congress but when
the Collector Of Customs found III at the con .
vention would not re- e-pomiuate Scott, he rc.
fused TO rGmit the Convention to nominate
candidates for Congress at all, and at his
command the convention backed down from
their first deierminstieu. The failure to
renomiuate Scott would have been a repudi
alton of the Administration. and might have
eost the Collector his head They dare not
even endorse the Pow erful Scott. or the wi
ly Gwin; but knowing that the triumph Of
their party. would be an Endorsement Of
these gentlemen, they chose not TO weakea
their feeble cause by mentioning their names
aloud. Nevertheless. it will not be forgot.
ten that the success Of the Leeomp,onites
will be an Endorsement Of the course pur-
sued by these men--of their Steamship Mo-
ncpoiies. their 5000. 600 Mexican Mail
routes, their Tehauntepec routes. aud their
thousand other lodges to prevent the cstab.
lishmsnt of a serriceahle overland route,
aud The passage Of q Pacific Railroal bill.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11
Ashamed ofthe,rPI.,,oru OF

The LecomptoDtes are si,k and ashamed |
OF the platform they adopted at Sacramento |
on the 9th instant. and have already mutt |
lated and denied portion Off They have
become so accustomed to repudiate platfor ms
that they will not permit miserable alb.
ortion Of their own to stand for week.
They have topped of two resolutions that
the proceedings show were incorporated in
their PLATFORM" nailed to the cross.--as M
enthusiastic Lecomptoniie had it, twas no
part OF the Lecompton creed, however, to let
II remain there, as they feared it would nail
them to the cross. like the Lecomptontes
who perished on either side Of our Saviour.
After the adoption Of the report of the
committee on resolutions. Mr.. Montgomery
Of Sutter, offered the following resolutions,
which. according to the proceedings, were
adopted and become portion Of the Lecomp-
ton platform:
ResoIued, That we recognise the right Of
the people OF each State and Territory, when
50 desired by them to vote upon the adoptio"
or rejection Of their fundamental law but
We hold that it belongs not to the Congress
of the United States, but to the people them.
selves, speaking through their own repre-
sentatives. to say whether they d. or DO not
desire to exercise such right.
Resoiued, That 10 the opiu0n Of this con-
vention, the formation Of, and adherence to
the socalled Topeka Constitution, by the
Abolition party of Kansas. was in the Ian
guagc OF Stephen A. ID Iugias, an act of re-
bellion. which ought to have been put down
by force"
Resoiutd, That it is the will Of those who
adhere TO the Government. and not the will
Of those who array themselves in rebellion
against the Government. that should be
looked to and carried out, both in the for
nation Of State constitutions aud in the ad-
mission 0! States in the Union
These resolutions we're introduced in the
morning Of the second day. when a motion
was made to adopt the first resolutions but
they were ruled out of order. They we're
again called up in the afternoon and passed
They we're advocated by Mr.. Linden, who
thought they contained the germ Of Demo
cratic principles" Mr.. Lillard thought ~
Mr. Linden did. Mr.. Ely wanted "to fight"
on the basis Of these resolutions Mr. Mat
thews thought they con aimed "the princi-
pies Of Mr.. Buchanan's administration !"
Judge Haun, Of Yuba, supported the resou.
tons in speech replete with caus'ic irony
and bitterness, and was di-posed to buck
Broderick out Of the Lecompton party, if he
burst his heed in doing it The ayes and
noes were called on their passage, with the
following result.--Ayes 202; Noes 65. Mr.
ellis moved that the resol tons be an
nexed to the platform, "to prevent any han
die being made of the Conventions separate
action" which was carried. The conven-
tion then adjourned with nine cheers for
their platform. The echo of these nine asth-
matte cheers had scarcely died away before
We find their presses repudiating the two
last resolutions. Such is Lecomptonism.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

SILVER MISE AT HoNEr LAKE-We
learn from the Plumas .7rgas, that Gen. A
d. McDonald, is concerned in the develop
ment Of Silver Mine at Honey Lske Sew.
eral companies are at work on the VEN,
which has been known to exist for several
years, although nothing definite is yet
known as 10 lie exteut snd richness. The
Gen. thiuks. however. that under the man
ageuent Of those at present interested the
vein will be thoroughly tested in a short
time. Placer .diggings have been discovered
near the lake, that are kuuwn to be good
The Gen tbiuks that If they had water on
them they would pay from ten 10 twenty
dollars per day to the hand. but there is NO
capital there TO invest IN ditch property.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11
SOund Talk.

The California Express having bolted
Democratic principles. and raised the black
flag of Lecomp'on, its Editor John r. Ridge,
ESQ. publishes the following
VALEDicroRY.- This is to state to the
public that my connection with the CdiifOr =
mia Erpre" has ceased. My name was
withdrawn from the head Of its columns. on
Monday morning, the 9th instant. For what
has appeared since. Of political nature.
aud indeed since the adjournment of the
two Democratic Convention at Sacramento,
| am in no manner responsible l find that
there is a wide difference Of opinion between
myself and the controlling proprietors Of
this paper, not only as to what constitutes
Democratic principles, but as to matters Of
local coaoernmeut. caunot in conscience
support the platform issued by the so. called
Administrator State Convention. 1t EN-.
hodies, in my opinion, the embryo of a prin
ciple which needs only growth aud maturity
to expand into monarchy Its frs, true
manifestation would be a fearful centra ina
ton Of power in The hands Of the Fedora
Government, and its ultimate result the
complete overthrow OF free institutions. |
think MN right, the proprietors Of this pa
per think am wrong. BE that as it may,
! have founded myself upon the great doc
trine OF popular sovereignty, rs II IS con
sirued by the Giant of the West. Stephen A
Douglas. and I will stand by it in peace or
In war. l. may make but li',le difference
with the grea, sea uf political opinion which
hoils and foams around me. whetber blow
my feebo breath upon it, by the side Of the
the lightning winged aud thunder--peak
storm, or whether | withdraw it, but as the
smallest pebble that IS cast into the oceans
depths siirs, though il be but with rip
pie, its rolling waves from shore TO shore, so
is each single mans opiaion Of more or less
moment in the great affairs of society and
government, aud mine | will not surrender
to the beck Of power, though it should be
throncd in adamant
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

SiGNALo or CoNouEsr.--Mr. Griffith, Mr.
Bontecou and MIR Hutchinson, says the
Trinity Journal. assembled the highest peak
Of Balwiu mountain, on Wednesday. and ut
nightfali made rousing fre as a signal to
tho villagers that they had made the upper
rifle, and that the ascent could bc made by
. sparty Of ladies whose ambition leads them
mp that way. The huge bonfire attracted
every wakeful eye in the valley.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

A LrcoMrros LIE NAiLtp The sncra-
mento Mercury stated that they had been
Informed by person who had been told
that Judge Currey was Republican, and
had sat In the Republican Convention that
nominated Fremont. A writer In the Union
nails this lie to the counter. Judge Currey
has not been cut OF the State Of California
aimee 1851.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

or CouRsE HE CouLpN'r.- Some Lecomp.
ton orgsn states that Judge Currey could
not make living at his profession in San
Francisco. No huness man could. I, re.
quires Jos Bslwin. Cook or q Heslep "a
be q suoce sfal San Francisco lawyer. Any
one who is willing to rob III, settlers. the
producing class Of c C,lifornia. at the dieta
ton Of grant holders. can gss along swim.
mirgiy in San Francisco.