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The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-12


~ The Mustang LIniment Cures
Rheumatsm;
Thu Mustang Hnnent Curcs stGjoints;
Tha Mustang Ljliucnt cIrcs Barns aud wounds;
Tie Ha'iang I.irimlnt cares Sore. ant Ulccrsi
Thn Ni''Iny Liun mt cares Cakod Breasts and
Sore NIPPLES
The Mustang Linimont cures Neuralgia;
Thh Ms rg LIMA, cures Corns AMI Warts;
The Mustang l.inimen, is worth
l,o0O,000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United states, the preserver and res,orcr
ofvaul5le horses AMI cattle. It cures all sprains
Calls. Wounds, still Joints. &c.
Willy)u an'wsr this question: Did Won ever
hear"f any orln Try Sore swelling. Sprain or STIFF.
ness, either on man or boast, which the Mustang
Eminent would not ere? Did son ever visit any
respectable druggist ia any part OF the worid-in
Europe Asa or im 'rica-wh, dill not say ait was
the greatest discovery Ct the nsef' Sold everywhere
Every family stonll have ii: three sizes. BARNES
PARK, pro2siotogS, New York.
PARK & WHITE,
Solo cents Tor the Pacific Cotst,
IT. Washington s;re,', opp Jsio the Market.
CnLTlN n NoDEtNDrr. Agents Oroville
~" THE IRA9" supplied on tdc most liberal
terms ais 3m
- EOst;tter's st mach Bitter are
h. only Buari nb% hf.r-l l'ths pIhlic which arc
pared ~ II >'i'af; chem chi process, and that
viii bear the test of lIls.is, therefore perfect,
harmless, aud at the same time contains all the
medical properties OF tonic, an il TAX as per
directions, wIl-a ave the bile from the stomach.
and 'o;i an tIpe'jtr. ~ trng hollth and tone to
the whplcs. stem, In m 'nn,r shat Is truly wonder.
fIl
Those Hter9 bejn; very pleasant 10 the tas c. also
make a delightful beverage.
AZ there are several base limitations, purchasers
should b. careful aud take none but GENUINE
HOSrETrER'S STOMACH BTTTERs. kept b. all
respectable Saloon keepers and for sale In quanti-
ties to suit W
PARK WHITE,
Sole agenisfor the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street. san Francisco
COTTON K McDERMOTT,
apS-2m Agents, Oroviilv.
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DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
oRovILLE. SATURDAY JUNE IL, 1853.
=. Drr,-Two we'll known young gentle. |

DuEL.-Two we'll known young gentle.
men Of this city, Albert Turner and William
Vouser, we're to have fought duel vest o.
dsy afternoon, not far from Yuba City, in
suffer county. The Sheriff of that county,
however, having got wind of their proceed
ines, made himself disagreeably officious,
which forced the combatants to seek fight
iug place up in Butte county. The last we
heard of them, last evening, was that all
hands we're on their way toward the Buttes
They will probably fight this morning, if tho
Sheriff of Butte should not interfere. --.Netos
They can fight and be blowed for all the
Sheriff of Butte county cares. liza rascal
" legislature hadn't given our Buttes away
10 Colusi county, may be Mr.. Plum would
feel like attempting to make the belligersn.s
behave themselves.
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u "a ,sp.hsiGNHD REGs To INFORM Hfs
r-n.,s rleads aud he publc gane,,rv IN ~, 10 b.s
Russaa,.us. s Oyster Esiabllshmeni 10 The vienna
he MI = orner of firl and Hunloos street, where
H. Ap<l srs spp r.. 10 sc HE old I.atrons,s
J. w. MURRANl
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-12

Orr VIM. Bausman. private secretary to
OF Governor johnson, left Sacramento, on
Monday. for Frazer River. He designed
procuring printing materials at San Fran
cisco to take with him, for the publication
Of a newspaper in that country. Mr.. B. is an
excellent printer by trade, but for the last
six years has abandoned the "art preserva.
e'-.Mercury.
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Mrs. Wyer's Select Seminary.

Cor Bird st-cet and 81 iveGu', Oroyillc.
Having made ARRANGEMENTS fr the accommoda
ton of a few BOARDING. SCHOLARS, Mrs Wyer
wishes to inform parents AMI guardians, that chill
drnn placed undsr her care, will have many Of the
advantages Of home combined with strict scholas-
tic dscinline. Their moral training and physical
comforts will also DC carefully attended TO
TgRM': PEI quarter. SO 90, ers SIS 90 per month,
paid in advance. For further particulars, enquire "a,
the Seminary, or by letter, caro- of the Hon. Chas
+. Lott, orovo. All com nunic4tions promptly
attended to-
Most respectable references given. my9i
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DIR. j. L. YOUNG, whose advertisement adj
versement appears in another column, is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this State, has cured more
patients than any )har. Attention Is called to his
advertisement. If
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County Treasures Onice,

DROvILLk. June bih, Ir55. I
Soticeishereby given that iporsons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund
registered the 80 and 4th ofNovenber 1857; also
Warrants Ne. l0al 1929 1920 1911, l0l4, 1918. lOI7
1927 and 1929, ressteeed Nov, s. 1857 that the same
will be paid presentation this Office and after
this date said Warrants will cease TO bear interest
and If not presented within sixty days from thu
date hereof, the moneys for said Warrants will
Appropriated to pay the next in order OF registry.
WIN. LATTINORE.
Treasurer Butte Count
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Eureka TunneI Company.

The Stakeholder. in Company are requested e
meet at the Court llouse. Saturday, at o'clock
NJ, June l9h' ISIS to elect three Trustees for the
ensuing year, j. +. REED, Secretary.
Oroyiile, June Isl, 1858.
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LAGER BEER DEPOT.
Union Saloon Re-opened

~ u UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
y forms his friends and the bubble generally
thai lac has rcopsned the UNION SALOON located
ia the basement Of Colon h McIIermotlis brick
building Montgomery street. place OF resort
pleasure and Tepose and l. prepared To- acconmo
dae ali Hho may wlsh 10 ENJOY glass of Lager or
a eboice aflicle of Liquor or Wire Of the finest
brands 'nnneciei with tho Saloon il n mag nj
slate bed BILLIARD TABLE with new bnlls cues
Se Tue lovers VI this fascinating game NAV resi-
assured that every attention will be shown them
i. MAURER, Agent
MAY y fer the Saa Francisco Brewery.
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- DIR. j. L.. CZapkay's reputation ia rap
lilly spreading through This state AMI Oregon. as we
learn from reliable sources. lie is praciicing with
remarkable success, and has deservedly secured
public coah lence. Those needing medical aid would
do well to cal[or Nritel at his Institute in Fran
cisco We refer the reader to the Doctors advertise
ment In another column
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-17

SIZE HAD SOME REsr-" Well MiSsus, Use a
goin' to leave you" said Molly to her mistress,
whom she had loved and grown fat with for a
good many years.
"Going to leave me, Molly! Why, where
are you going?"
"Oh, Is gOin' to get married; I've worked
long enough, and I'm going to rest my bones"
OF course Mrs. Jones could make no ohjcc-
ton to thiScommon and natural female fraity
So Molly went, and nothing was heard of her
for year or two, when she came back, poor
and emaciated, having lost her husband, and
all the ills human nature is heir to, having
fallen upon her. Mrs. Jones was much sur
priSed to see her coming, and said to her
"Well, Molly have you rested your
bones ~"
"Golly, missus, Use rested my jaw-bones,
and denis all the bones I've rested"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-17
A Woman's Revenge,

"Oncc upon time" she went on, settling
her muSlinS, and shaking her golden hair, IAN
officer in the Guards was travelling by the
express night train to Southampton. In the
same first class carriage there was a very hand
some lady. and am afraid that before they
reached Winchester there were no other per-
sons in the carriagc) she permitted this bold
young guardsman to imprint one kiss-hc
gave and she allowed 10 morc-upon her
glOved hand. 1t was freak, caprice, bit
Of fun-just like the kiss which the beautiful
Duchess of Devonshire gave sweep, when
Mr.. Fox was being elected for Westminster.
But she made him take solemn oath that he
would never reveal what had taken place. 1t
fell out that our guardsman, about six months
afterwards did, in the smoking-room Of his
club in ST. James street, break his oath, and,
with the boastful, lying qualities common to
men, gave the story, with some additions per-
fectly and wantonly false. A fortnight after
wards, he had an invitation to stay week
with distant relative of his--an old admiral,
who lived in charming villa on the banks of
the river Itchen, close to Southampton. lie
had never seen this relative before, but some
family matter had to be arranged, and he
went down. lie was received with the most
COIuiAi hOcptIAhtyp SSPSSt0Iy W IhS 0uahA IA .
wife, who was very young and very handsome,
and who, by the mereSt chance in the world,
turned out to be the identical lady with whom
he had Travelled, per night express train, from
London to Southampton. She gave him her
hand, ungloved this time, smiled upon him
very swcetly, and just before dinner drew
him on one side, and, with sweeter smile
than ever, told him in discreet whisper, that
il he would come round at twelve o'clock that
night to certain window at the back Of the
house, overlooking the river, only separated
from its brink by narrow tootway, she had
something very important, and perhaps pleas
ant, to communicate to him. lie came pune
tually at the appointed time. The moon WIS
shining very brightly. The window was
Opencd and lady in night dress beckoned
a tall and handsome cavalier (as the novels
say to advance to her. ".ind she let him
in through tho window. by Jovc, what a
plucky Onc!" She said this =" Captain
Darrell, you are liar and traitor" She did
this-she put pistol to his head, right in the
centre Of his forehead, between his curling
locks which parted in the middle, and she
blew his brains out, and Captain Darrell fell
into the river itchcn, and was found thrrc
next day, very wet and very BdddinG-
ton Teer0ge.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-17
TAs WORKED To-Day and Tomorrow.
MGARLEu MCKAY

II Fortune with y smiling face
etrGW roses on our way,
when shall We stoOP tn pick them up!
To-day, my lore, 10 dav.
But should she frown with face Of cure,
And talk Of coming aOrrOw.
When ahali we grieve, II gricve VIC mustf
TO-moETOw, love, tomorrow.
IL tAess who'1e wrOnged US own their faults
Aud Kindly pity pray,
When Vhall We listen aud forgive!
To-day, my love, to-day.
But, u 6tern Justice urge rebuke,
Aud warmth from Memory borrow,
When Shall We chide-if chidc we dare!-
Tomorrow, love, tomorrow.
II those to whom we owe a debt
Are harmed unless We pay,
When shall We struggle to be just?
To-day, my love, to-day.
Bot II our debtor fail our hope
And plead his ruin thorough,
when shSll we weigh his breach Of faith
Tomorrow, love, tomorrow.
II love, estTanged, should once again
Her genial smile display,
when Shall we kiss her prOfEercd lips!
T0-day, my lore, to-day.
Bot. she would indulge regret,
U dwell with by-gOne sorrow,
When shall we weeP-if weep We must!
To morrow, love, tomorrow.
For virtnOus acts and harmless joys
The minutes will not stay;
We've always time to welcome them
To-day, my love, to-day.
But care, resentment, angry words,
And unavalling sorrow,
Como far too soon, IL they appear,
Tomorrow, love, tomorrow.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-17
READ AND REFLECT.
DR.. G. n. ToIer's Card to the Afflicted

QHicE eHres Gnd LOec PTcNs att cd es6oSu1aaed ec,
6h atreet beftoeeR j. and A. sfreeG-
nR T0ZER returns his thanks to his nsmeTous patients
~ for their patronage, aud would embrace Shh epSoVtu
nifty to remind them that he continues consult on mos
dcult NJ vENVREAL which have baed the 0kJn ~
some o. the mos, celebrated Physicians Of the and
Dr.. TcEers reputation Physician stands unequaIed
His exclusive attention diseases the Rtno
syphiic dsrases
fcy cured after they have been given up by many oT1
thu only proof that physician requires his ability
Dr. T"1rr would state that he any all cases
~ varieties II the diseasr how long Standing or
what progress the disease has made, every patient
y upon cure.
pr T"Icr has. it is we'll known. taken patients from the
very Nrrg" IL H." grave. AID them TO perfect
health lie would further state, that l,e deems sufficient
to httra III" attention Of h"s" Who might heed the
Ns ~ physician IN all cases hut parttuarIy those
enumerated III the advertisements expecting they would
my practitioner and the result ~ NV pvar
tee has bret thus Tar satisfactory to my patrtt. aud INV.
self Nor Il" IIrTm il n.r-..ary hl columns ~ the
w-parers th ful-oe en- ric and adver,i,~
meni pohs-n NY ability Ia heal all 10 heir
TO- kr {" do that must - something more thar Ma hot q,
give soSe that are afflicted with tenereAl Chronic, and
other diseases {" understand that from long expeviencN
am fully competent Ia treat them successfully.
My r"gari for the dignity 81 the medical profession to
which have the honor Ia he0ng. drteFS from coaami-
ting any act aV"rnE II TAhk quack-ry and regard for my
own dignity would prevent my placing myseif Q par
With quACks and DcsruRs neFs II the prrsrnt aKe
! MFR frzuuirnt genuine pun Of my
superior qualifications practitioner. neither do
sumo I" NY sen tIcA h"fnrs To which ain not entitled,
but ask ts- VII" diseased to rad the differ
rni Advertisements relating to the "f private
and juirc for Themselves where apply for relief my
Arrs arrange" that h. consulted 10 privacy
ut all hours Il" the day from O'Clock In the morning until
IN the evening.
SE-Pcrsuhs with Chronic DisrrhGo. Dyseniery Local
Weakness. Nervous Debility. Law sidr- la ssiudr Weak
ness 81 the Limbs and Back lnd'Poon. L... Of NenSry,
Aversion {" Society. Love Of Stuir. Timdy. e~if Dis
trust Dizziness Headache. Pam in the side Affection Of
the Eyes. PIs the Yar-. S~XuaI and other inhrIties
IN Wan xc x nnd n mI6rtKhy "a cNn.u1r w. To-
at his ats. l-.lw
C. H. TOZER NJ d.