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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-21
TO Gas C0N U5EERS.
ECONOMY 5E Gas.
REDUCTEOe8' E.F G.fs BEzzs.

DT using EcHe1ry's Frteut Gas B-rrs- --e=r
- ouraers have hs-n adopted y tle ely auio-t-s o.
Louisville and Clneiuuaf s1- tae D. raasa 10 -ltur
iseir Streets ald wsre sutelisd tl She nrs rlcld
paotna-irieal test az rrlrqs adlrfiu tLl greatest
AMOUNT of neet Tor i1e ATTEST cn-rrfriua % cas-
sui were i01nl TO cHpeie wi-h ali o1sr r1srs sens
90 the Gas Lgat Genmlitess of those cltffs lrr -fr
oorllderatiou asd aalptiln- Taese busr-as lr= rr-
antlsd % ~ who ase hsn, fer tbc fc auIlz lvsuts-
ges 49, Eol111y iE c1n-uul5 lou of as O. t1s olnl
or tfoH % ger cent ewes tle best r1-ea- euruar
meae, and i-cn 20 CD 81 ger cent 81 tae clul-r dsh-
tail OF BAT wing bzrL 1nd- A perfect clear add
steady faua. a.. Perfect coiellstIan alf freedom
from s1z,ze- 4th- Frcet1m q ll- tsuug and wasting
CT Gas cnmm0n 80 the dsA-taii and haf-ile aarlegs
4T l1lg experience in &c usan1iacf1-e -ui c1s1lB q
tcu Of Gas thlVng been sulerut teudlut 1f Ken rhis
Gas WORKS Ter she last yeasl uducss ne 10 say
hey ne best burner rlst has ever Been -Isret 10
the public SRI usef By prlvets consumers o. The
exclusion q a othur kinds Were they hsre been In
rlducei The burners can be seen a. Chandler & Co 5
stores ne city lamp Posts front q the A1reaf
oE,s 14 uncn 1frsel, aza Dr. ssrrilis, On M1dis5u
strest
Fg- sale at mT SOP, frrr deer uarth q the G1~
o6ss, Main street. between Wsstingtan ard Poplar
AnzL 3IMIgTEH
als E1a steam Elra 7 tier.
Enf1 nHrH 111H
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Hardee's Tactics !
AORE HEAT WITH LESS FUEL !
DOGge'S Patent
FOR SETTING GBATHSI

HAVING PUl.. HA5ED Tux RIGHT FCR sETTING
n CRATES BY tbs shove patsnt, an nov prepared
% execute all orders Eth pr9mpiness Crates VIII
this patent greatly increase the quantity of heal
thrown into the room. and at the time fuel l.
required thsa by the old style sre3i1cs
Orders left 81 N1r-an a. Baifwin's walkers Block.
Main street, or 40 my shop, corner Of Linden anc
Oausey streets, will be promptly attended to
d. LEMON.
CERTIFICATEs.
We, the undersigned haze had areplsces set Wit
Dodges pzieZt setting Crates sld We end the roos
better warmed, with less fuel than they were before
It's adoptoni and We take pleasure IN recommending i
% citizens generally 5r the eomf1r- t insures and
its economy IN the cousumpti0l OF c3sl
Ihomls James flRnie, Charles Potter,
J. L. Morgan, James B. Cook,
=. Pals, A. Edmoad1,
d. r Dill, y g. Finnie,
p. X Cash. ]. = Aurpaey,
:. schoonoTcr, Morgan Baldwin.
ial2-sn
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WHITE FISH.

E0 half BBLS WHITE FISE, souniness guErsn
~ teed eaHfi gne and fer sale low for cash by
BROWN, HAMBLETON & OWN,
Nay 4th I5s WebFter Besk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-21
HERaINGs.

On EBLS. HALIHAL HERRINGS, OF prime Quali-
~ ty, guaraRtess, ssasisnmsnt and FOR sale low
for sesh BY
BROWN, EAQBLETON x OWEN,
Nay 4th. I59 Webster Block. :
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Opposite the appeal eacs.
MISSISSIPPI PLANTATIONS.
TENNESSEE FARMS.

We oGer 8 number OF select and highly improved
Farms IN Sushy COUNTY varylng In dstance from Me-
phis from one 70 rwszly miles. All thess auds are
desirably situated, and daeiy adapted Garaenins
sud Farming purposes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-21
sUBURBAx AND CETV PaOP-
EETT.

We have nunher Of uHimproTsd and eisE.utIy in
proved Ciy and Suburban Los which We oGer Tor sale
Or exchange
YOUNG & WEID
nrl8 Tr-i0r .f-esf
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IA LUZ
HULS, CROMWELL s TAYLOR,
(suoeessors to G. F. Huis & Co..
Produce and Commission Merchants,
Nc. 95 FRONT ROW,

XETHoLEsALg Dealers il Hay, Grain, Flour, Line,
w Cement. Plaster etc.
LiberaI cash advanees made on eonsIknmsnts. ORDER
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II d 81 HEUrRALITT.

AMEN and brethren Of the border States I
is 10 tine now 90 split words. You must choas'
between loyalty and treason. You cannot b.
neutral in a war which is forced upon thl
Union hv that Union's most bitter and deter
mined enemies. II you could maintain youl
neutrality, no words could express the Bcorn ir
which the patriot soldiers of lhis nation woull
forever hold you FOR your eowsrdice. Nsu-
trails. vou would Be rscresnt to every senti.
meut Of honor and patriotism. Neutrals ia
. war on whose result depends our national
existence are simply towards, 20 be forever
stripped of every honorable privilege Of free.
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THE SHORT WAY.

Froua ihs New YORK Courier and Euauirtrl
esrhsrs are two ways f putting down the
present rebellion and saving tue EDion, The
one is. 10 call from sevsnty-fvs TO q hundred
thousand troops into the Geld, and consume
two or three years in "scientiheaily" terui1-
ating the war a. a fearful loss o. LIE, an
enormous coat in money, besides a. ds-.r5ging
the business Of the c0uHtry pending toe war,
which, in itself, wo1ld smoun. 70 untold bum
Srrds of millions Of dg.lars. Tie o-he- and
r~iser, and The caespsr mode g.. TO esil out 2
quarter Of a million Of volunteers, and double
that number If necessary, and bring the I'Iole
matter ts q close 10 few months The latter
is tue cheaper mode, and when accomplished,
bzl.usss would st once resume is natural
channels and We 2 Juid sgain be happy,
united, and prosperous people, nation com
msndiHg lie respect and admiration oi The
world And this latter course, is the one
which the people viii insist upon. We en-
.-1at r the President not 10 thwart them"
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s.Tbe spirit evoked within the last fortnight
bss no parallel since lbe days Of Peter the
usrmlt. Ia the las. ten days 100000 men
have surang 0 their Feet, and, arming and
provisioning thenssiFes, are r0shing 70 con-
tssf which can never Be cueileG till they have
frtrmphed. + h0ly zeal inspires every loyal
beart. To sacrifice eonfort, property, and life
-vrn. is nothing, because if we fail, we must
-sgsnn these for our childre-, for humanity,
s,-8 ~ onrselges. Where is the leader Of this
-,Fii,e psss;on2 Can the LdminiSiTstion
sr..isb hffaq We d. not question TIE entire
-,striotisu Of every member of q, nor their
.sssi fo- the public welfare TIE President il
.-5.isef,sr Of bis Cabinet, very properly re-
--S-s ~ isrg and eficieni services o. men 10
-s,e.srv Of the principles that trumPhed
= .. ,,-rtion. To bin the future Was seen IN
got IN the few weeks oi BIS Official
~. n .ast political distinctions haVe been
" g..--i.,srT efacsd. From dream OF protound
..5e - awake With our enemy a our tnroat.
sse m grspplo % this foei Men that
-stch bfs acfisay, quick instine' and
e,---'-.l sorcs.. 4 Warrior-not nhli.oso-
~. : cgouwgll--nst Bacon of L2eke.'
s,ors rpsolUrioE - LfsEaTx TO ALI
fAr EsKKIsD.
-. r.,,..s. psusaati
~ = sesv5sss be called together. Let the
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-18

true and the loyal and the good every
where for it comes down TO Us haliowcd
with the memories OF tie Revolution Il
tells Of triumph, won 10y land and sea uu
der Jackson. and Scott. and Perry. aad IL
haswaved oe'rour victorious hosts az Bueua
Vista, nj Vera Cruz, and amid the palaces
Of Mexico.
Fellow citizens, in the emergency ia
which the coantry is placed what becomes
the duty OF every citzeu7 Clearly it Is
to sustain the Government ia Toe mob
effort lt is masking to crush on the Reocl
lion. Il Is to stand 0y the Union aud the
Constitution and cling to them "as the
shipureckel mrpor cilugs TO the last
plank when night and tie t,mpes, close
about hm. There Is no need of divisions
now. As watchmtn Standing on the sam
battl,mtnts. ami euirlng against the ap.
p.oach of common TOE, We can all see
eve TO eve ia THE struggle tor the main
tenance of the Constitution and the Law.
What Is political party worth to any OF
Us unless We have Government to sus-
taia7 What is a party p attorm worth un
less we Gaye the Constitution as our po-
lar star to guide usl
Al our energies should be direct
ed to one great aud all-absorbins purpose.
and that is to put down the Rebellion, ano
restore the supremacy Of the Federal Tn
ion. Aud if in the accomplishment Of
that purpose it shall become necessary
to expend untold millions OF treasure, and
pour out rivers of blood, costly as the
sacrifice is let il be cheerlully made. Bet
ter far that il should be thus than that the
hand of violence and Treason now uplilt-
ed against our Government should pre-
vail, aud this Union of ours in which are
crntered the hopes Of mankind everywhere
be destroyed
As duty which we owe to our country,
and to the coming generation, each one
should feel that he is called upon person
ally to labor with all the energy he pos
sesses, and by every means in his power.
in the station which God has placed him,
for the preservation Of the Constitution
and the Union just as We received them
from our Fatte
When this great Republic is threatened
with overthrow every citizen ought 10
feel proud that he can serve his country
when 1t so greatly needs bis services.
And let him remember that whoever shall
contribute in any degree in preser, ing this
Government, and in restoring the spirit of
love and harmony that once bound to-
gcther these States both North and South.
that although he may never "wear an
earthly crown, or sway an earthly sceptre,
eternal Fame shall wreathe an evergreen
around his brow, and his name shall rank
with the prouGest Patriots OF the proud
est climes."
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-18

vIdcl uitb c4rl.aees. c. 81 fac poles
ina s'ay - day. 8wa.r ~ tae ia tuss
Use witch tae 0aaas.saen sis. - s.f.a
rt u7 ~ pe.l,eraI eles 81 tie efe
q. vote ess ss seo lara please. fais Is
privilege So 81. pegses- ana ltis 81 Sc
b0otes ais ssea, aad free Ind
tsee maea = aaare in Nea Eae'an.
i .ar Gals ia. .trf e f.ra- sI.sa.tas .a.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-18

The onl! nan ia Congress WHO openly
advocates rebellion. aaa - smpata.zes wita
treason IS e emeat l.. NaIauaineham of
Dayton o-'e. He IS traitor. II there
ever was one ~ tie World, BAT after read
's ''e ''''o"'ns account at LITTLE Tea
iafe oi b's private iiie' We accept his
''''''" ''' 'ae natural oat-ro"ih Of his
character. 4 eent'emin from New L
'o'' 0''o' were 'a.iaaeias ham s mother
"ses s'ss'
S'"ee 'ae lion. G. L. 'aiimd.ngham,
member ~ Congress from tie Dayton
District in Tbs STATE, has manifested 50
m-ea sympathy ei.a taetrt tor crea II
'ea DAVIS heaf may people askias
What sofi oi o man .e caa BE-. eau not
oe.ieraf answer these. ..nqa'r.es taaa'iae re.a
''oa % " i'.. "eii known here, aaa = n
"l'.ea lofd people maT leun what sorf
0' sun Northern 'r..'of' a'e maie Of
rus notorious FalnaHsaam has
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-18

Another Egploit Of ia Gun Ta.ee
tloyl, tae gaa stcaler, tlras oat y have
been ais5a cs,r.dse taet Wien Gen
ertl Batter took canm I'd Of Fortress
Monroe, he found mss n.A .0ou.
three Thousand .aenst bis oslers. Ia the
stof ordnance supplies II Sire Fort b.
found l,s.s00. cair.4 was the
tm9au. reported - De stored 'aere D.
John E. Floyd, ealle Secretary 81 Nar.
Bat when the oew coaiata-e e, PrsPar.ns
for an expedition, es.ae g .oos Up h.s
stores De found instead oi $4,000. sn-y
a5oa. 400 cartridges.
Orcsarse. a.th a tulct ani ha'fto
each man. an arms IS uot Likely 70 20
meeh; aui th4 aeceua.s NJ eay fsr
General Buffers temporary inactivity.
6a- also activity perfect -ssety, knowing
thar orr TROOPS bad 70 anma1i,ian
When tie I5atse nsry pirates comet
erect amolunsst r. tier founder le ail
s-o5ab'y b represented j.. tie ae, Of run
mig OF r.th bundle Il Unitel State
a.ske:s ul1er each arm, an1 hs coa.
pockets fall d cartridges.
i.srai.4e, how F.oyi ard is coafeE
crates must laugh in their s'eevs stthoss
Northern journals when a.nslarl vor-s
- CeaerLl Butler because be did nor
.r-s sfrsnee ~ 80 sner,~t-.N - re
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-18

"What are YOU going to do. you bad
womans boy}r said Mrs Partington, as
Ike passed through the kitchen into the
garden. Down with the Sesseshers -
he shouted, and she look cd out just 10 sea
son to see the top OF a weigeliN bush tall
before the artillery sword OF Paul, that
the youngster held in his hand You'd
better 90 to Molasses Jugtion. YOU want
to 90 that" she said, restraining his hand
a il was lifted against her favorite fuch-
sia, ready 70 decapitate the plant that he
had watched " n almost a mothers care
for three winter. Dear me-" she mur-
INJURED half 10 her self, "what terrible
thing war il, when even the children show
such signs of consanguinity, and brother
can't bear 70 think Of it. Isaac. dear,
20 down and buy ne an extradtion Of the
paper" Ike departed with half dime,
and from the fact that no change came
back, Ms. Psr,irg:oa supposed tn -
~. rsisc1 = Roston Gazette
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-18
June %, loGI
Cor. John FRY:

OOls. JoUH ~.
NJ Dear Sir--It gives me great pleas
ure to be the medium of transmission OF
these weapons, TO be used in the defense
Of national sovereignty upon the soil OF
Kentucky.
Though some years have passed since
left my native State, never ceased to
contemplate her progress in happiness
and prosperity with sentiments oil fond
and filial pride. In every effort Of indus
trial enegry, in every enterprise Of honor
and valor, my heart has been with her.
And rejoice in the consciousness that,
At this time, when the institutions u
whose fostering care We owe al that We
have OF happiness and glory are rudely as
sailed by ungratctul and parricidal hands,
the State OF Kentucky. ever true ami
loyal, furnishes 70 the inSutej aag Of The
Union a guard of her best and brlvest
sons. On every field the pro~ess OF Ken
tuckians has been manifested. In the ho-
ly cause Of national defense they must be
invincibe.
Please accept, sir, these weapons as a
token of he love shall never cease 10
cherish Tor nv IN pther State, OF the pride
with which have always regarded the
exploits of her sous, and Of the confidence
which I felt in the ultimlte loyalty Of her
people. who. while never forgetting the
homage which their beloved State may
Justly claim. still remember the hi III er and
grander allegiance due to our common
country. Yours, very sincerely.
Cor. JoHv Fay. MARY LINCOLN.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

A'verti.rmruts. 20 secure insertion iae same
week ain-t be handed in T., Tu~sdHs morning
Legal advertisements MIST be paid for M
kpV sNfF-
- rule.. pariieul1r slime i- specified when
handed in. advertisements will Dee published
until ordered oui and charged for accordingly.
--Au communications. or any thing else
IN connection with the office, should be address,
ed to the pruprietors.
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CuURCu AND LODGE d.
RECTORN.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,


Situated en thc wr.t side of Meridian street,
I'M tb. .auth part ot town. Preaching every
alternate Sahbaih ut halt past i0 O'Clock a. w.
ana "a a'sl"ck -. ru. commencing on The soc
ond sabbath iu prh. i-tn. Rev. } a. CAMP
RkIL. PASTOR 'f - Sabbath school every
sabbath al = "'cIeck T. m.
M {. CHURCH,
situated on the east side pf Meridian street.
south part at town Preaching every sabbath 90
halt past 10 a'clk u. M. aud at night. hN iiir
pa.iar. Rev. "a. j. NECK. sabbath school
a. hall past = o'clock a. ga. Prayer meeting
every Wcdnc.dat night
RANDOLPH DIVISION NO 80
sons pf Temperance, ~ inrhe-tcr. meets eNerN
rars.la, evening of each week go Temperance
Hall on the corucrof Main aud W WasAiugton SIS.
10. OF G.. T.
OF Winchester. meets OF Saturday evening
81 each week. az their Hall ou tl,e coraer OF Aain
aud Washington streets.
10. O.. E.
Meets every Thur-.itt evening 80 o. o'cloch.
at their new Hall ou ihr Public square.
WINCHESTER LODGE, No. SO
Fr.e ard Accepted Na.au,. meets n da.
ssnts Hau saturday evening before tl.r tHu
Moon 80 each month. JOHN Il. kni TT,
D. s.. WtLLtsusnN, Nct'y. " ~.
RANDOLPH CHAPTER, No. 25
Ra,ai Arch Nasons. m-ef> in Naseuir HaN
Tnc-.ias evening after fnr fHN e1er er each
mnrfh JACOB Eli -iso ti-
I.eN Ross. Sec'y O. p
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Letter from Mrs Lincoln.

It has been published in the Southern
papers that the sympathies of the
Presidents wife are with the secession
its. The following very handsome letter
received by one of our fellow kentuck.
ians does not Indicate il:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Innn 2n lsGl
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CoRuE.roNorNcE.

CoRRE.roNprNCE.
visrnrsrre. Ind. fuly >. l-Gi.
u1x Jtvrs Baoev-uE,n >ie:- The un-
a.i. .eued be.rd ai.h pleasure your very eN-
ecltnt Grafton delivered ou Yesterday and
know TINT ne express th- uuarim"us wish 81
.oar f-fox-c.iiecu-, ,h requesting cop! Of II
mr publication.
Your Friends.
Very Truly.
AZ Ts.t. c. q. iong~. a.. 6 GooDetru,
s. j. Nt... B. =. niGns, y NJ bRnW 81.
JEa. SMlIn. D. =. MiLLEg, ii. II. NEtf.
Mrssas. TE,t. Jonrs. GoonatrH. AND 9TH
FRS 90 CoHVr1fr -GtNrLENgS: :- Your KIND
favor 90 the 5th inst. requesting for P"blcf-
tion "a copy of my recent Address. was handed
60 nae to-day.
Accompanying this please find copy of said
Address which is 40 your disposal.
With Respect.
Truly Your.
JAMES BROWN.
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OFFICE L OF T HE
$ i g y 3 T = z


Sc G U 3 Z 2 z
Fire Insurance Company,
NJ. 81 PINE STRFET.
tGrsat Western Bailings Mem York;
Statement Of the Affairs Of the So
curity Fire Insurance Co.. Oct. I
1893.
ASSETS.
Cash on hand SfG045. Cash ia Confiuenta: +:
bank. awaiting iuv-stnsu etc.1 So - O..
Cash in Sank ef Commonv raith, S4ly' al
Total. S9j.S-i o..
BANK STOCKS.
50 shares Bank of Commerce.
50 American Exchange Back.
loo Bank of New Work..
"a Bank Of North America,
ga parvaIue. sol .4oo. wersh a2.764 =.
Temporary loans-securcd by Sil.oto
R..oiste Fire In's.Co. ............sIs 10000
lien .te.I ,.................4 4o5. $50 90
Premfuns-nncoiirctrd ....-..... s,5lo u
Accrued Interests on Bonds and Mort
rares and Tcmporar, loans. 6.s64 -
Salance due fr-m Agents...-....---- ~ 20
S544.sgl 80
Capital stock .-...-......5oo.o eco 90
surplus .---..-......--- 44.u9l -
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s4ss9Ia
NO LIABILITIES

JOSEPH WALKER. Prest.
THOS- ". BIRDSALL Vice Pres.
=. l. HsVpocK. Sec.
CAREY :. GOODRICH. Agent,
inchester- Ind Iiv 5-lv'
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THE JOURNAL
IS Funtt HED

EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
By DIGGS Sc DENES,
D.. .. Diaesl Ia. q ngSFs.
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Be shure and vote a. leest once ~ al
elecshuns. Buckle on yer Araler ard e.
10 the Poles See :Fo :. thai your neoer
+. -hc~e sec 49, - yfi-r'f- r--
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THE STRANGERS GUIDE.
L., q. \ {. RAIL ROAD
TIME TABLE


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nnlyG wEsr.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-31
Special Notices.

Sarsapariila-has long been endorsed by the
medical faculty as mild safe and effective aperient
and alternative. To extend its usefulness, all the
scientific appliances of modern chemistry have been
put IN requisition by Messrs SANDS TO obtain pure
extract Of its medicinal properties Combining there.
with vegetable products, they enabled with con-
idence TO offer to the public sure and certain rem
edy for all diseases arising from impurity of the blood
or arrangement of the hillary functions ian24
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-31
San Francisco Adv's.
SANDS SARSAPARILLA. A.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
For Purifying the Blood.
CURES

This is the original and CURES
genuine article which by
its wonderful cures has Sc sCRoxUbA,
cured the first and FORE
most place in public esti- FEVER SORES,
nation It has now be-
come indispensable in fam SALT RHEUM,
lilies for the most delicate
female and the youngest BoILs AND PIMPLES
child may take II all times
with perfect safety. 1t STUBBORN ULCERS
not only cures Scrofula
and all diseases arising CUTANEoUs ERuPnoNs.
from vtiated and in6am-
ed condition of the blood PAINTERS collie.
but If timely used will
carry off in a perfectly RHEUMATISM
natural manner all un.
healthy secretions aud ERYsIpEIAs
prevent the breaking out
of those unsightly blotches MERcURIAL DISEASES
sores and pimples TO
which persons of scrofu- GENERAL DEBIIIrY
lous tendency are all more
or less subject. ETC. ETC. ETC.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for So.
B8- Ask for Sands Sarsaparilla and take no other.
Prepared by A. B. ID. SANDS Druggists 100
Fulton street, cor. William, n. Y.
For Sale by Redington X Co., San Francisco r.
II. Mcdonald Co. and DR.. Justin Gates & Bro. sac
ramento H. H. Wickes & Co., and Rudolph Il Hunt.
Nevada. ian24.1m
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-31

In order 70 convince the LADIES that this il NO
DODGE OR swINDLE--to get up rush--we would
call your attention to few articles, sample Of
the REDUCTION we have made in our Goods
The weekly Butte record., 1861-08-03
MICHIGAN, July 18th, 1861

MICHIGAN July itn, lcOl.
The past week has been characterized by
the clearing of Western Virginia of the rebel
forces. Gen. McClellan's advance upon and
capture of the forces under Col. Pegram, at
Rich Mountain, is a fair start towards their
downfall in that vicinity, and if Col Cox has
succeeded in driving Ex-Governor Wise out of
the valley Of the kanawha the Western por-
tion of the Old Dominion is herself again The
admission of the Virginia Senators to their
seats, (Messrs. Wiley and Carlisel together
with her members in the Lower House, defeats,
effectually, the attempt of the rebels to drag
Virginia out Of the Union. The expulsion Of
the rebels from Eastern Virginia will be ef-
fected quite as easily as it was from the West
ern portion of the State. 1t is only question
of time. Gen. Mcclellan is now at Beverly
1t is only necessary for him to advance cou-
pie of days march to be in position to CO.
operate with the forces under Patterson and
Mcdowell These will be sufficient TO dislodge
the rebel forces under johnson, at Winchester,
+" clean out" Manassas Gap and advance upon
Richmond The advance of the Federal troops
will drive the rebels from the Old Dominion"
without a struggle Judging from their former
The weekly Butte record., 1861-08-03

RALLY To Messrs. CONFESS and
EDGERroN will address the citizens of Oroville,
tonight, in front of the Gem Saloon, on the
issues of the day. They have been addressing
the people in the towns north of this during
the week, and have been received at all points
with unbounded enthusiasm. The Democracy
in all of the northern counties are thoroughly
aroused, and will carry the election by over
whelming majorites in September Let the
phalanx of Democracy in Butte County now
buckle on their armor, and march forward to
victory, over treason aud famaticism.