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The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-14

LABOR is of noble birth, but prayer is the
daughter of heaven. Labor has place near
the throne but prayer touches the golden
sceptre. Labor, Martha-like, is busy with
much serving, bat prayer sits on the mountain
peak, with Moses ; prayer scars upward with
Elijah, in chariot of fire. Labor has the ra-
ven's wing, yet sometimes goes forth in vain
but prayer has the pinions of the dove, aud
never returns but with the olive-leaf of blessing.
They that be wise shall shine as the bright
ness of the armament +; and they that turn
many to righteousness as the stars forever and
ever.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-14
Dental instruments,
GOLD FOIL AND TEETH.

400 books Jones, White, and McCurdys and
Abbey's Gold Foil,
10 coo Gum and Plain Teeth, from the best manu-
factures in the United States.
Blow Pipes Plugging Instruments,
Brush Wheels, ivory handle,
Corundum Wheels, Scaling instruments, ivo-
Cheyaer's patent Lathes ry handle,
Plate Shears, Burr's Drills and EXcava
Files of all kinds, tors wire handles,
Grindstones, Mouth Glass, silver, gold
Impression Cups, and wood frames
Lancets. Mouth Distenders,
Stump EXtractors, Saw Frames,
Hooks, Turnkeys,
Chevalier's Chairs, .Pinchers,
FOrceps, Chevaler's best Elevators,
Received by express direct from manufacturers.
For sale by
r. II. MCDONALD s. CO.,
Druggists and Importers of Dental Instruments,
Sacramento.
, 1861-05-09
Return of Spring.

Dear As the dove, whoSe waiting wing
The green leaf TansOmed from the main,
The genial glow, returning SPRING
Comes to our shores again:
For thou hast been q wandering long
On many a fair and foreign strand
In balm and beauty, sun and song,
Passing from land 70 land.
Thou hrlng't the blossoms 70 the bee,
TO earth robe Of emerald Dye
The Ieanet 10 the naked tree,
Aud rainbow 10 the skyi
I teel thy blest, benign control,
The pulses 0f my youth restore,
Opening The spring Of sense and soui
TO love and Joy once more.
yin not people thy green bowers
with sorrows pale and spectre band,
Or blend with thine the faded flowers
Of memoFy's distant land.
B. For thou vert surely never given
70 wake regret for pleasure gone,
but like an angel sent from Heaven,
TO sOOthe creations grOan.
Then, while the groves thy garland tWine,
Thy splrit breathes In 0OWeF and tree,
Ny heart shall kindle al Thy shrine,
a. And worship God In thee.
And 10 some calm, sequesteFed spot,
While listening 10 the choral strain,
Past grleh shall be awhile forgot,
And pleasures bloom again.
, 1861-05-09
rhe Final Separation.

We shAli not rest together, love,
When death has Wrenehed my heart nom mine
me aun may unIld thy ffays Above i've"
Whom cld1dl are dank on mine, X r&A.
! know not Why-snee In the tomb
4 . No Instinct 1Feg the silent heart 2 . a''
And ysi u seems ih0uEht Of gloom
That We should ever part:
That IOurneTInR through the tollsome pass
Thus hand 10 hand and side ~ sldds ~ 4t
The rat ue reach ahould, a. the last,
The weary ones divide;
That the same bree1e should not sigh
The self-same funeral bouths am6ng,
Not DER one grave at dny,bTeak die,
The nlghtblrdS lonely sigh.
, 1861-05-09
No sa. ..ls z.
Fofeisn ttsrus.

= q
Inhntieids Is On the increase in London -
Aipdog recently. brought y 900. q Lqpdop, 81 y.
~ AuCp"n' zg ;i'z laft ~ 81 \ 3
Chcssl.Gs !. becoming WI i..Ale1.bl. = q. y
A nsy tKeniy,hoIaa. poEer elssn vi''' y q
building for Dr.. LiVingstonei The Aibe1n ipS1'H u
ThsVs SFe n England ana WGIss u. ~ IAAL- "a
fcS Anqet Sstdlndht a BdbliS md p1fl9 =. s
A general famine .threateps The norlhWoIt ai
provinces Of India, dAa te IN 6Iot IT. an en--if
iro faiete. e ysAE ,gGiasSZ ysE ~ Iliu
Anew Kind Of steam sBsins, eallsd Psnlul1n1l ea
working with great ECONOMY, has been luysn,sa -
IN England. yttAs b. req $50
HorseAssh d regularly quoted n tke makal h
prices current Of several towns in Germany not
on The hooE but cut up for food .q
The city Of Messina in Sicily, with 4 pornla, :
ton Of 100, 900, does not contain single neua-
paper, but Il has several theatres. -
Tho EMPRESS Eusenis sent chi ono bf ber a.. q
riages to represent her IN the funeral pE0co n1
Of Henri Murger, the French ahthor. = 49,. ~
There are no less than six different bands d ~
American Ethiopian tliinslrels nov N EAB-All
doing strolling and batn business only la
fhe EdinbdtsS folks are trying 70 inifoau..
better style Of church music than NOW rIQlll1
ih Scotland. BUTT Is (" unco' bard work II
A patent for lbe use Of ,sngaF 10 making ~ =
has been taken out in England, for which an
enormous sum has been offered By AlsopPp
house. -
Experiments arc about q be mode At vIneeh...
mes; France, with steel cannon, which, ~ ~
told, viii blow both WhitHCrth and Armsllon8
out Of water. -SiN
, 1861-05-09
Domestic Items.

says that there are on file for postmaS Sterships
over 80 applications from colored citizens Of
Massachusetts,. aHar OIL 70 s7An- " ''
Nourse, Mason 1 Co., Of Worcester, the most
extensive mat ulacturers Of agricultural imple-
ments in the world, have suspended their wosifs
altogether. -..-..-.g,-- =. -,ars.f b.
| A losing gambler at St Louis was told to
"cut" lie did not cut the cards, but his vim
ming opponents hand, pinnng It 70 the etable, In
the confusion, he graspcd an the money and es:
capped. 5!f 'niss 5!i l'' ''''isS' - y o'l'''''
In Brooklyn, N. r, recently, Henry Ward
Beecher preached from the words, "and there
arose great wind" There very often docs
when he holds forth. He is the lEolus Of,
| preachers .r.. .gi. .....F. ..,.. 10 ..l ....
| There is house in Union, Ne, tenanted by
three families, where three births happened inI
one night last week, demonstrating the fact that
| Union still exists and must and will be pre-
served. f.al|ts y, sa. ID t.ss 20 -a
The circular Of the Young Ladies' Collegiate
Institute at Monroe, Mich gives rs one Of the
notices Of the school Education refers to-
the whole man." What q glorious school for
marriageable young ladies' b., t..-.
| The American Association for the Advance
ment Of Science was to meet at Nashville, Tenn,
on the 18th Of April, but II is said the meeting
is to be postponed for one year, owing 10 the dis
turbed state of the country. ~ % s'''s@' y
The Lake Superior Ainer states that single
mass Of copper, weighing $4,000 lbs- about six
Eonai nine ho;n1 obont Iooo lbs bsavisr % than
ony , nrcv;ons mass obtained Sor shinment.
~ ,SSoa ic,i,on, 81 pr;5,.w.,s- ,. Al
q y. .s;.1 ~ r. ~,
Nv 80
gope a ~ E.Si':,. ~ ~" =. A. x, ,,;.t a.
.,;so V ~ az or,1 Soc""pSrS thot "" We, ~ -
;nsoivont 0t - '"' "'''~ "'''''"O
70 .fa,L
MI uIsH, w Wy ~ NJ ..;n; !" w.
Ls mH ua;,,l.p ~ XII S,.S @ t9Wo h.vs ~
r,oo5 ~ tho " ,,;I;t;. - n,otsct ne 0rr neonjo
~ t.S S "',a. -. A., .I,o,, ts p,,inS
invason" % - "'''' " ~ ''~ '''O'o ''' ''' - . =
"'"'O"
II. o. Carr, Of Union SPRING. n T., has
challenged M the word 10. ior = !r'al o. sPeea On
Sa S;rc~,nstsnc Ss ran travel 4 m;ls IN two MN.
1It nc ne an tIatg 'lS IN c.M nv n
utes, ana tnat nus strines "hen unue' iu 'nO''On'
are aoOu' '"o''y ''"O iee'' "a, -,
| Some remarkable railroad speed was made in
conveying Mr.. Lincoln between Buffalo and Al
bany, the distance Of six miles from Canastota
% Onelda oe'ne maue ~ I'VE ana daaEeer
nuesi ue uiSt.nce Ir"i y ,as'. ="
nIty-three mhes--lh seventy mi"uteS
The N Y. Herald saws Il has received COM
muni alton from Hamilton, O. W., stating that
there Is an organized body OF Eve thousand ne
groes in Canada West, xhd only await "the
Signal Of civil war between the North and South
before rendering their services to the North.
Tho Hon NJ Van wei N r AZ Nsv Yo,k
has taken he stump IN Counecticut. This Is
the gentleman that disposed of three Sssassins
, 1861-05-09
JOB PRINTING :
All kinds %

All kinds %
Book, ....
Pamphlet,
BIII-EeRd,
r- Circular,
. Blank and
, 1861-05-09

IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
Executed with ueaness and Dispatch and forwarded as per
order 10 any part Of the country.
~ Payment for Jobs must always accom-
pany the order.
, 1861-05-09

luhScbeFs who do not give express notice to the con-
tFAEv are considered Wishing 70 continue their subscription
2subscrbers order their papers discontinued publishers
may eontinue them until al charges are paid.
9 subscribers neglect refuse TO take their papers from
The oce place which they sent they responsible
until they settle the b and give notice To discontinue them
4- subscribers to other places without informing
the pubheF and the paper sent to the former direction,
they are hsd Responsible Notice Of removal should always
be given. p
DThe courts have decided that refusing to take paper or
periodical from the ONCE, removing and leaving uncaed
Tor, Is Drimd GIcie evidence Of intentional fraud.
O-The published Of advertising govern In all cases
except where special have been made previous
insertion. The courts have repeatedly 50 decided.
~ Under the law Of Congress, papers not charged
postage 10 the county In which they published.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09


rJNE artcse hat viii naturally the soOr q
l. the hair. (the changing Of which 20 gray being
an indication of a lack Of proper secrctions Is truly
a valuable medicine. Pros Moods Hair Tonic i The
only safe remedy for badness dryness premature
change Of color. air the several evidences Of sck
Of scre tlons at tie roots Il the hair which be
found. Qaack preparations abound. and ''hair ton
ics'' I'll every corner grocery IN the country.
Avoid all hair tonlcS'' unlees the known prtpAra-
ton Of some man whose celebrity has became world
wide DO 10, let any pc-;rum veudeT expeTimen- up
on your hair Touch nothing you hare not good rea-
70 believe is all that Il proposes 70 be- Professor
Wood has earned BY years q severe test of The vr
Of his preparation. his present fame Over Ia
certificates before q The value OF tkis Hair
Restorative. from par;les who have iret T. Read
the following.
''SFr loRk. April 10. ISIS.
DR. w0Op.--nesr ~ SiH: Permit nc "a exrress ~
you the obligations under Tor the entire
ton of my hair It's or nai color, Abocf t1e time
of my arrival 10 The United States u rapidly he
coming gray; but. upon the application Of youT Iar
Restorative Il soon received - ori ginai hue
slider Restorative very wonderful invention,
quite cficarcus as well >. agreeable.
~ am. dear sir, yours trniv.
s THALBER6."
REV. {. ". BUTLER. INDIANAPOLIS. ND. sar.
ne wore wig for several yeerf. bBt hv The use of
Woods Hair RestoT ativN be now bas fne head q
hair.
Prepared ty o. J. Wool 4 CO, Ia Marle, street.
ST. Louis and 49, Broadway New York and sold ~
all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers siso hy al
Fancy Ant To.ies Goods Dslers IN the Unitd s,ssss
and Canada.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09
FRElGHTs

~ ~. Ro1te ~iEhls ef Al se-7sy,is<s CAP ~
furwafdet frsn rhilaas,gkis Nee fr-k. Bu~ton o.
Baltimore. 70 any poiut &c the Railroads a Oblo.
gsnturkv saa iiiino4s wi-~ou-ln IS-- - Nis
erurf ~ Railroad tf-ecL
n prunsy ylta.lia Railroad slso cconer+s ~ rt,s-
hursA nth szrnzrrs ~ etirh Gods h~ for-
~arfre 70 ssnv port - fhe ohio Hsskin~un. Eer-
t,ckT rsnnes-><. Casnt-Tlsac. Illinois, Nissls.spri
wi~rucsir. Nisserri. kansss Afksnsss sbd Red kv-
80 !. and e. Cl~~eian1. ssntuskv sn1 Chicsro v7th
ste.nr~s . all forts 81 The SortA we-.~rn Lakes.
uereksrs an >hipp<rs fnfrusting he s-snsrorts-
tier q their FREIGHT - tis Company. reiF wit
ooredeDor fofts sfecty = srsit =
THE RATEs OF FfFiGHT q So rsst = shs
Wet " the rsnasTlvsnia Rsiifosd st az tine,
- ssrssahl> v~ charged ~ oth<r Rsiirnss Goa
rs-&~<
Ne psrssenisf - rss-k pscs sxe- 's1a rr~cvrtvar,
fauao4r-"
Y = sSyTpER. r1llladcspAiA. ...-..-..--
NAcHtw q cre<> - <c-tr = nsisfsnorr
fFFCH h co. Nc. Asscf fi~i~ ~ I sclsi
william 81 Ss~ Ynrk
LEECH CO. II ftssa -, B~tE.
II n HOrSrss eru<r.l FsesSht Agrrf. Yhf-s
rxcCH lEu1s osu>r n suy't Ahc1rz fxr.-
1 .. noopf. o<sssd s<sss sesns rsisis,eB4
50ave.
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~ @ O q 90
Cary's Cough Cure |!
PEcTCRAL TROCHES,

FoR The IMMEDIATE AND CERTAIN CURE OF
lssuols O-sis FsS,Aesl.7. zsshssa, Hp1rt>-sss<.
Elospfao o'uci- CIsIrvh, BrosehHfs.
Dt~<s1i Brarthfz9. Sos 7arosrf Dr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09
"A u q II II "A O Il

OF ~ FIFTEENTH S6s1- 4syr4L s-A1r-
pEsT of D< ec-dttsoa o( a. Hp.HF fASf-
kxgCS COMPANY. of I.s 6Sg n keU ys-f.
a. ia Ii day q .faaecrv iSsl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

Legal savvrt.<n~os ffy osnis pr SQUARE each
s.sI-s-ess~v arrangements inside With tAes> ~ec
~..a n afversl.~ ~ he year with the prxiese o.
~t.-~s,y =, pleasure Yearly a*vsrtisers. ho~cver,
~ b conrr-d strirtiv % t,--ir Tssnia s1sin>~s
Adver,..~rnsats IN tAe sp~ssi oot.ee coisFan vii
BE chsrged t~o vrsr-<
e,.s.. nssic~. vubli-be In The local columns. -
,- ilr-s o. uraer -in bs charEe1 for each tnsrton
Al. n .<~r tsn lin~- cents pr linz
Advertisements sen, IN tsr NJ -peansc n~~' r'A
l~ ln>~rtss three morths unies- ortfree out
Any aitsrssson u stsntng Advertisement VIII
ano<-nt % a renewal q ths sane. nni~-s otn-~'-'
ssresd upcn ~ ccnfrsrt
Anacz1~inx esrrtifNts< fof oulee ., every oe~aaP
s,on ~f - eharxsd - 90 for ssrh nAs in tne D~ii{
.sd :, % IN u. ba1y sna weekly. a'seoss D. Id
sd-c<
Ne N rxfuis<r.< seivc-t--e asnt~ ~hsi<xef
Charxes wfif bs rAfe for inserting ne n"tAees ot
al Orders. Sos.stls.. q Assotistess ss io.sss~-
Yor each rotice Pot excectlng liDes - eene ~
e~<h insertion: o~sr si<h, Ines - th.s rste
Announcing deaths With funeral nrotac~ stts@os-''
tl. without notice. frea
So<lces o< Festivals. f1usr- aat kxr-rsisn- s<,rn
% by rndivffrlls cr s->ocfstirs. % ~ enarehss.
Lessi afvsrsi~sr.<rts Inserted - III etpsnss q
Atsoxnrvs ordering. and payment nct % os eets!sS
tor The legal pr,ceeiass, but eosleftAne ~ i'e uso
.r.i .svrr.i.<Dsas> h~ycos ,hs srcunt ehssset for
their pabic4tcT-
The Weekly Express,
kpabll.sea sv-ry wednesday. Al d. 20 pes AHurs.
a sdv.nc<-
s1-xe paper s~ut w4taoa, The rson<y. ssatlsu-
% . lonxvr tins than paid fe<-
nase. of Advertising I'm Weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09
4 NEW ARTICLE
Roback's Stomach BitteYs |!

ncw and delightful Stomachic and Cordial, for
giving tone % the stomach. and for the prevention Of
bilious complaints. indent 20 the Western country
Try a.
A morning drink 10 assist die~stloz aud rciL-r
Dyspepsia. u has no equal. Try a.
In ndrc~ 1; = sa.Jror 20 AZ other R;ftrTr. Try H.
The formula ~ these Rfterf. fissll the sole
property cf DT. Rohack, originated with one of the
oldest and eminent Medical Practitioners of tho
West, and Il s directly predoated upon Tho wants a
Western peopic.
These Btters derive their stimulus from the power
fal tonc nature q the and herbs of which ;bey
arc composed, and they are. by aliaylng unnat'
urai cravings a the stomach. directly pronotiveof a
E1rPERAsCE.
the presrn; prpIgctor believes ia; In making hen
widely knosn. the public welfare l. suhserved.
II viii soon b. for sale by all Of Or. Robacks
merous Agents. and ai Hotels &c. tbc ce-.--y over
In the meantime orders will be filed direct from
Cincinnati IN sry quantity and ~ the lowest rates.-
Il Il pa; up ia Quart Bottles, and ecuFcly packed in
do1 Half doz sample cesee viii, bc~e-~r.
te packed and scnt . any address. II desired.
Retail Price, al per bottle. or sfx
for a..
Principal cficc aud salesrcpm. No 6 East Fourth
Street 81 building from Main Street. Cincinnati.
Ohio. Iaborstnry No . Hammond Street
Fer sale IN yigo County by
Pm. DOSNELiy. Terre Hsuta
J. r CUNNINGHAM.
wM I. sRUEY. NeT Goehen-
PETER BCSKlkK. Ccntrevtlle.
And ~ Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the Cuited States and Canadas-
oc3i~tf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09
CHERIFFs SALE. Br vr ue #

- = = IL -
.sa eseec,icos issued frca The viro cosnn'or fe's
Court. 70 NJ dircc<el sne de.ivc.ec. - .-Nc =
phen h freeman snf ags'r.' 10 sfi 4
rspsi. and John A kink replevin a..
of sse.,bea 4. Freeman a1i aytinst Jol.
snA Robert King. and one ~ favor O. fafff
ron aud agairst Eobsrt A. King, have le'.ea q, -
following deer bed Real Es.ate. situated y Niso
oruntv laaisrs. to-wfts The east bali ~ o. 10
northeast ousTicr a. .. s>e'or treniy ,ssFrn llj
v~~nship thirteen. tlsl ncrtb q rtuSs eight ~ con
taninz eighty (sol acre.; slso, ihe saat BAL ~ q
- .esltes.t quarter. ~ q sec1oo t~eny to- t1zl
to-rtship fhruen, fisl range eige,. - eoo1in--s
eighty lsdI acre., and ca
SATURDAY. NAY .. issi,
w,,s.n he legal hcurs q isie day, st The Ccor.
Eouse soo~. 10 Terre Hsu.e. will oder he reae aod
,-ors of he Above described Real Estate. together
--t, al the privileges ara az fraarces 90 The iEao
belrsignr. for term NO. csceeding sfveS Years, y
te highest tt1cr for cssh. aI1 Io1 failure 20 rest
i.e sum snfrcsent 90 satisfy ssid eseentcos sDt
co<ss VIII ,beu aod there oder the fee-smple, u
and 70 said Real E-ats o;he highest bidder fof one
70 satisfy The SAM.
This ,-th day - MI is6l.
SkNrfL CONNER, sberif-
aprso d,t Wv prs fec ss.5o.
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GB Thn Lafayette Insurance Co. does safe and
conservAtiye business and the security 70 the insured
IS At isast equal 20 that afforded hy any o.her Compa
ny.
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FOR SALE.

FAMILY HORSE FOR SALE
u re-asps TIA b<st in the cosntr, ,, .
sYlsds~ Soe1fh Ss0's
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

CHARLYs CRUFT, Agent.
No Q YHEyTx Row,
aa1Dex 49, nrn ~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09
N 0tCAl.

with TeupoTayy Suffas.on snd Los u Sight
HELMBotn's Buciu fsf Mobility and Restisszoess.
HEf.NBOLD'S BUCHU for ObsfructonS
hEIAf0LD's BCCHu fos KTcesses af.sil ron fa-
discretion, and al Diseases Of
PKaALEs-FEAALEs-FE
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE, MARRIED.. OR CoS--
rENPi-ATTNG MARf1A6E,
IAKR No MORE PILLS.
THEY ARE OF No AvAn-
HuaBoLD's EXTRACT BrciIr
fs TIE VERY BEsT REMEDY IN 1IiE WORLD
for al complaints Incident 70 he Sex, whether Ar
sng from lrdiscretion. Habits of Dissipation o. IN The
DECLINE or CHANGE OF IIFE.
SCI SYMPTOMS ABOVE
No FAMILY SHOULD BE wlTH0CTU
Take 10 more Balsain, Mercury, or Unpleasant
Medicine for Unpleasant and Dangerous D. seases
HELNBoLb's EXTRACT DrcHU cVRHs
SECRET DISEASES
Il all their stages. AZ little Expense.
AND no fXPOsURE.
Gee HEI.ABoLD's EXTRACT grcuU 70. Eroes.-
e srissng froui halits INDUCED in
ny Young AND OLD
All for diseases arising from habits Of disspanca
Il al improper discharges ars vii resio-e
the patient In short time 70 state Of health and
purity.
Zee HEIafBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHu sor diseases
ard e8ecticns q the ulost distressing character
Use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BCtHr sor al alec
slons diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS
wb~<he- existing IN
MALE on FEMALE,
Prom ~h..svsr cause oTtsia..,ns .st 70 us.r>r os
HOW Long STANDING.
AL ,hs above di,<ases and symptoms adril, a ,he
same treatment and may Originate frcr tie .aDe
cause
RRAD! READ, READ
HEINBOLD's BpCHU !. sase .nd pleasant IN taste
AMI odor, bat immediate IN its ac.iou.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman q the
city Of Philadelp1ia. II. 7 HELMB0LD. Chemist, who
being duly sworn doee say that bis preparation
n narcotic, mercury, or injurious drugs hut 5
purely vegetable. II. 7. HELNB0LD
Sole Manufacturer
Sworn and sub-crfbet before re, the e3d day Of
November, 1854. wN. .HIBBARD, Alderman.
Price 81 per bottle, or az for 50, delivered 10 any
address
Prepared by 1T. HELslBoLD,
Practical AMI Analytical Chemist.
io4 South Tenth St. below Chestnut pbrs
BEWARE OF COUNTEHFEETS
AND CSPRiSCIPLED DEALERS
Who endeavor t0 dispose "or rHrR ow~" and "Orss-
ER' ARrIc1.Es RErrTAT1oS ATTArEpBy
He.71hclds Geuuifse Preparations.
Extract Buchu.
Sarsspsr1ia
Improved Rose Wash
TIL. BARR & co.
And al Druggists everywbere
ASK FOR HEIMB0LDS TAKE no OTHER
Cut ous the advertisement; and send for L.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
ma7dw3rn
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Relief Wnrrnnfcd n fcu Mfnutes
Fer Nlnss.er-. Public speakers and Sngsrs, tbs
TArfFTS are indispensable for clearing sndstrsng-h
srinr the ~oics. refnc-1ng hoarsncsf. &c-
TIE esse with which tbey are tafrn-oeing easily
carried IN tho ys<ks. requiring 90 prspArsfior. 81
w-v< ready for use IN an occasio1s. not liable =
ch.nxe IN any riirrase contsirng nothing fr,-riots
N fs rso<t delicate Constitution should ee r,ler;
r,<ssnnsDtss.cn 70 al 70 gve theu fair trial
IS cert, per se-- Dor s>is hy al pscgs1ea
pec1S61tr
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PONY EXPRESS.

To San Francisco. California. in
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20
SAD NJ T. EiTING.

The St. Louis State Journal tells of a
sad meetings which took Mace in that city
on Friday, between brother and sister
who had been parted for fifteen years
Fifteen years ago the sister had soped
from Auburn, New York, with a young
man, and until Friday her family had
heard nothing from her, though her broth.
er had been seeking information of her
for several years. On Friday be attended
the Recorders Court, and thought he rec
ognlzed IN the features Of hag charged
with being drunk and disorderly, some.
thing familiar, and when she passed him
on her way TO cell noticed scar on
her cheek, which was the exact counter
part of one he remembered as being upon
the cheek Of his sister. After the female
had been locked up, he gained permission
to visit her in her cell, and found his worst
fears realised. The meeting-ths feelings
OF bsth At such meeting can he neither
imagined nor described. A few years
since yonng man met his sister under
like circumstances in 81. Louis, invited
her to take buggy ride with him, mur
dred her in tho outskirts Of the city, and,
returning to the city shot himself. He
felt all that this young man must have felt
On Friday, and lacked the moral courage
10 attempt to livs down this disgrace u
loysd sister had brought upon his family.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20

last resort, brou, hit the case, in its ant-
tuds and its lsby rir th of legal technicali-
ties, to the Suprem Court of the land -
There, after long md patient hearing,
she has obtained vic, CRY. The court has
unanimously decided that Myrs Clark
Gaines is the only legi innate child of Dam
iel Clark. and that, as such, she is entitled
to all the property lei by him. Nor are
the years aud energies Of the courageous
woman too far speut to prevent her enjoy
ment Of her vast we al III. Mrs Gaines,
though new in her ffty 6fth year, il rep.
resented as being an ar eeable specimen
of what old people delight in calling, "la.
dies Of the old school. She is in good
health, and possesses an al mndant flow of
animal spirits, which have buoyed her up
for over thirty years, uno er circumstances
Of an unusually trying nature.
MIR. Justice Wayne, in clio. ling the deei,
sion of the Court, seems to have placed
particular emphasis on the We 'rds that the
Supreme Court would see that the provis
ions of the decision were carr led into eff.
fect--a statement of more tha ordinary
Importance when we reflect th. It possibly
the State of Louisiana may .'eclns to
take ceguizauce of, or be bou nd Ly de-.
cree emanating trsm no less tribunal
than the Supreme Court of the " l. .te Unit
ed States of America"