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Vegetable Life Medicines
srs well known to be inhHible.


DYSPEPSIA. by thoroughly cleansing the FIRST and
second sonschs md creating f0w OF pure, healthy
bile. instead % tie stale aud acrid kind; FLAI KY
Cf, Loss 0f Appetite Heartburn, hesdsc1e tes5ltSs-
ne-s, UltcmDer, Anxiety, La8gUOr and Melancholy,
which arc the general symptoms OF Dyspepsia, viii van
ish, as natural consequence % its cure.
COSTIVENESS by cleansing the whole length OF the
Intestine with solvent process and without violence;
all violent purg= leave the bowels co=Ve in tive days.
FEVERS Of all kinds by restoring the the blood 70
regular circulation. through the process Of respiration
in 1cb CF-s and the t0ToGlh solution OF an iutesti-
nal obstruction in others
Tas IlrE MEDICINES rave been known to cure RE
ET-dATISM permanently in three weeks and G0CT
in hall thai tiIae. bJ removing ocs Inflammation troIa
the muscles and iglEaents OF tine joints
DROPSIES OF an kiHks. by freeing and strengthen
inc the kidneys ana bd9eT; rey operate most delit-
fully these inipsFtct Cssns and hence have ever
bcen {ouEd certain remedy for tue yer "Ofst cases q
IIso WORMS. by disoaging from the turungs ofths
bowels the say matter 20 which these cfsaiures an-
SC;JrRyy. TIcFRsaRd fyvs.TERATE SORES. by
the perfect paris h5e these LLFE aEpIeI'ss
I tIie blood, and az tas hu1Hors.
sCOHgt-FIC EsJPrIoa5s ard B-l ComRlcziols,
by their ;-terltige s1s5ct upon the fluids t1 ild me
the skin ard mOr5id STATE OF which oeeslols al
eEpptye complaints, sailOy, cloudy, ana other ufe-
The use Of these pills for very short tilewiH eject
an entire CUre Of SALT RIFatS. and striking I'M
prOvemcHt in tae clearness OF the skin CCMMON
COLDS AID IN it E'ZA VIII always De cured 1y one
[ dose OF by twO in the worst cases.
PiLES-'Ih he original progri5tor OF these 4eolclnes
cured q Piles oi . years standing BY the use Of
I the LIS MEDICINES afUne-
/ FEVER IND AGJ-E.-Zor this scourge OF the West
Country these Medicines VIII be found safe speed
sndcertain remedy Other medicines leave the sys-
tCu subject to g return Of the dsease-a cure BY these
Medicines is peEnlaneGt-TRI THEM, BE SAIIStE-
/ ED, AND BE CURED.
/ BIIOUS FEVERS AND LIVER COMPLARTs.-
General Debility Loss of Appetite, and Diseases OF Fe-
/ macs-the Medicines Laye been used with the most
beneficial results ia cases Of this descriptions. kings
Evil and Scrofula in its worst FORMS yield to the mild
vet powerful action Of these remarkable Incidence
Night Sweats. Nervous Debility, Nervous Complaints,
OF al kinds, Papitation Of the Heart Painter Choc,
are speedily cured
] EERCURIAL DISEASES.-PersOns whose consti-
UtOEs have become impaired by the njuolcious use OF
Mercury will Td these Medcinesa perfect cnrc IS they
never fail to eradicate from the system all the encet5
of Mercury, infinitely sooner than the most pOWerful
| preparations Of Sarsap3rilla.-
/ Prepared and sold by ". B. MOFFAT,
SS5 Broadway, NEW-YoRK
n23I FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ny
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8utfGs.
HAMILTON HOUSE,

HAMILTON HOUSE,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, URBANA, o.
JosEPH WILEY, Proprietog
The Hamilton has been thoroughly rehtted
for the accommodation Of guests. We are cQnA-
dent Of rendering satisfaetoato all ] + " q
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CAUTION.

As certain unprincipled persons are attempting to
palm of on the unsuspectng public limitations Of my
PREPARED GLUE, I would caution all persons to cx-
anime before purchasing and see that the full name
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEI
is on the outside wrapper-aI others are swindling
counterfeits,
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civilizations.
arER,s NEw MoNTHLY MAeAzlNE.

Terms
One Copy for One year, ,....--..-..-.S g 90
Two Copies .---------------- ~
Three ormore copies, one year, each -. 90
And sn extra copy GRATIS for every Glib Of ten sub
sCribers.
Harper's Weekly and Harpers Magazine, together
one year, 90.
The Postage upon Harpcr's Magazine must be PAID
at the Office lrEsre g Is gseiUed The Fostoge is ItT
t-siJ cents year.
Frsnkliz Square, n. Y.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA
A Benevolent Institution established by special Eh-
dOwnent for the Relief Of the Sick and Diseased 81
fixed with Virulent and Epidemic Diseases, and 60
Pecally for the Cure OF Diseases Of the Sexual VI
gans.
Medical Advice
given gratis, by the Acting Surgeon to al who spy
Sy letter with description Of their condition age
occupation habits Of life SC) and in case OF extreme
poverty, Medicines furnished free OF charge
Valuable Reports
on Spermatorrhua and other diseases Of the Sexual
Organs and on the NEW REMEDIES employed IN tns
Dispensry sent 10 the affected. in scaled envelopes
free Of charge. Two three Stamps Tor postage VIA
be acceptable.
Address DR.. J. SEILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth -
Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Directors.
GEO. FATRCHLLD, Secretary.
n1-1y EZRA D. HEARrNELL, = nds1t.
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Yancey's Speech at FishmongerS' Hall
"A Foundsrtng affair without q shadder of
truth in it.
Stupid people may eat but shouldn't talk.
Their mouths will do well enough as banks of
deposit, but not Of issue. ,.-=.-.
Five hundred dollars reward is offered by
Yankee Notions for a newspaper correspond
ent who corresponds with the truth.
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The most appropriate craft for bringing of
the South Carolina contrabands,-SsJ boats
Of course.
The rebels are down on their natural broth
ers, having lately robbed a lunatic asylum in
Missouri.
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We have all the facilities, in the way
of Presses and Printing Material, to do
any and all kinds of
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The URBANA UNION will be a com
plete Family Paper, second in merit and
interest to no other country journal in
the State.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION. PHILADEIPHIA.-

na8I FOR sALEB ALL DRUGGISTS. n
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-01

4 LARGE FUNERAL.-The funeral of the late
FL. A. Perry was largely attended The burial
services were held in the Unitarian Church,
Stockton street. Rev. I. Starr King officiating
Professor Schultz, the leader of the Metropoli
tan Theatre orchestra, aided by Mr.. Fisher,
conducted the musical exercises The " Mise
rere had visible effect upon the congrega-
ton, as its lamentations swelled from the or
gan, after the impressive services. The cor
tege left the church whilst the e Fireman's
Requiem was given, and the remains of the
deceased We're followed, by nearly every one
present, to their final resting place, Lone
Mountain Cemetery.-S. f. Alta.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-01
-...ALSO..
L Q U O r S F.,
Tobacco & Cigars.

- Purchasers are invited to give rs call, as
we are determined TO sell at but q slight advance
on cost.
Nov. .1Gth, lS6l.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-01
DR.. WEBBER'S INIIGORATING CORDIAL

will cure these cases-it will insure animation of
the Liver, Blood and Brains--it strengthens
the Nerves, and gives to the sufferer Lightness
of Spirits, Mental and Bodily feeling of
strength that is delightful. The many respectable
persons who have been benefited and certified to
its extraordinary qualities in curing any of the fol-
lowing diseases, must satisfy all but the sef-wse
and ignorant skeptc-Dyspepsia or Indiges-
ion. Loss of Muscular Bodily Strength
and Mental Energy; Fever Ague, or Chills;
Rheumatic Neuralgia or other Pains: De-
pletion and Weakness of the Natural Func-
ticns. Debility from Disease, Dissipation,
too much pOctoiinS, DebaUohcry and other
causes: in case of excitement from constant In
temperance, and where Deieritn Tremens
has occurred, have seen it change the sufferer in
half an hour from the most horrible state to calm
ness and placdity. It can, indeed, be eonscien-
tiously recommended to all suffering, and the pro-
prietor regrets deeply that it IS necessary adyer
tise it, in order that its merits may be known.
Sold highly concentrated. Price redlced to 50,
two for $j-large quart bottles Sold by every re-
spectacle druggist in California and Oregon.
AGENTs-Crane & Brigham, and Redington IL
Co., Druggists, San Francisco.
ss- Look that the names OF I. JONES and j.
WEBBER, II. D., is on each label. ol9y
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-01

Town STOPPED Ur.-The fourish,ng town
of Pacheco situated on the creek of that name,
in Contra Costa county, has had its prospects
nearly ruined by the floods. II was built on
the creek and has grown into Importance be-
cause of its excellent landing, offering facilities
for shipping grain and other produce from the
thriving agricultural region round about The
recent floods have washed so much sand and
mud into the creek, from the surrounding
country. as to render the stream unnavigable
even for small cratt-hence Pacheco may be
said to be stopped up.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-01

HEN SEcEssIox.-A mischevous little boy
caught his mothers big white rooster, painted
one wing flaming red and the other blue, and
then let the bird go in the farm-yard. There
was great CONSERVATION and cackling among
the harem; the disguised rooster ran to catch
up with his female friends, and they ran to get
away from the horrid looking monster; the
boy said that the " hens seeded Placer
vile News.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-01

New YORK NEwsrAPERs.-Sinc the war
has been raging it is said all the New York
newspapers have been losing money. The
World is sinking $4,000 per week The Led
ger has gone down from 100000 to 10000
subscribers. The Sun has been suspended,
and if the Times, Tribune and Herald are saw
ing themselves, they are at best not making
money.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-01

AMOUNT OF DANAGE.-From careful in
vestigation we are satisfied that the amount OF
damage sustained by the people of Santa Cruz
and vicinity by the food last week, will, says
the Sentinel, reach 100000.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-01
COnstable'S Sale.

E9Y VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED
{ , out Of Jastiee Geo. 6. Berry's Court, Ophir
Township, County of Butte and State Of California
10 me directed, in taver Of i. B. Gallinger and
against \. W Harieu--By order Of the Court. COM
manding NE 10 sell the mogtgaged premises Of A.
". Harden 10 make the ct one hundred and
twelve dollars debt aud eighteen dollars cost Of suit
and aCcrng costs, viii expose for sale At public
auction, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. on the 2lst day of
February \ D. ls62 in front Of Geo. 6. Berry's
Office in the town Of Orovie, the following describ
cd property, 70 wit: beginning on the west
corner Of lot five block fifteen. corner OF Lin
coin and Stafford streets, from thence running east
erly on Stafford street one hundred and thirty-two
feet, from thence running soltheTly seventyone
feet. thence westerly one numbered and thirty-two
ieet 70 Lincoln street. thence noTtherly on Lincoln
street seventy-one feet to the place Of beginning,
with q certain building thereon; also, two houses
no-therly joining said lot, and owned by defendant,
together with all and singular tenements, heredita-
ments and anp1Ttenanoes thereunto belonging,
OF IN anywise appertaining-
Given under my hand and dated this, the Slst
day Of January \. D. lS69.
MOSES CHASE.
Constable Ophir Township.
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DRowSED.-On Friday, the l1th inst Mr.
A. j. Reed, accompanied by another person,
whose name We have been unable to ascertain,
and an Indian, attempted to cross the Sacra-
mento near Reeds Ferry, in skif. When
about midway across the boat capsized. The
Indian succeeded in reaching the shore, Mr.
Reed was drowned, and the last seen of the
other person he was hanging to the boat. The
Indian strove hard to save Mr.. Reed, and had
him very near land. but was compelled to re-
lease him to save himself Mr. Reed was an
old resident of Shasta county, and at the time
of his death he was a member Of the Board Of
Supervisors Northern Argus
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-01
QNeeklp Suite
By Overland Telegraph.

We fad the following dispatch from the
Eas. in the Union of the 9th:
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-01
AN ACRO OST &c.
by A LADY OF SAN FRANCISCO.

by A LADY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Where fragile nerves, health, spirits body, mind,
Enieebie and press-man-womankind;
Beware. lifes fragile tenor-stretched too far,
Brings permanent il-heath; the system thus at war
Engages painfully with life, the blood the nerves,
Relax and weaken-'ts ere that one observes
Such poor, week inyalids, such tottering frames,
Creeping with mental and with bodily pains:
Oh. if they knew how WEBBERS CORDIAL heals
Retreshes, strengthens and new life reveals;
Dropping no more, health spirits, mind, relieve,
nvigorated-youthful-s guineous bloom,
Are seen upon their cheeks: health thus restored
Lingers no more-but lives and reigns-adored.
The afflicted may rely on its powers to renovate
the enteebled system, strengthen the emaciaed and
STOPPING frame, cure every nervous affection res
tore to full vigor the digestive powers regulate the
the secretions, calm both bodily and mental phys
lque, and thus give strength and vgor to the most
broken down constitutions. II has cured hundreds
of cases of dyspepsia loss Of appetite angor ner-
vousness, weakness from change OF climate sick
ness taking too much medicine, intemperance and
debauchery. 1t Is warranted to be purely vege;a-
BILE. do assure you that my
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-01

Thankful for past liberal patronage, we solicit a
continuance of the same. We will endeavor by the
quality and prices of our goods to merit the appro-
baton of the public
Be Myers street, bet. Montgomery and Bird
Oroville. jeltf
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-01

HIDEs.-Durfng the year 1861, there were
$1,000 hides shipped from San Francisco to
New Y ork, which realized S544,000.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-01

On account Of bad weather and the impassahle
state Of the raads, the above Ball is indefinitely
postponed
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-01

Honor TO TIE NoLUNTEERs.-Amoug the
contributions for the relief of the sufferers by
the food sent in yesterday. was ton OF -four
presented By Company b. Capt. Brown, ID
Cavalry. This -four was saved from the Com
panys rations. and when We consider that it is
on the savings from the surplus rations that
our soldiers mainly depend for money to pur>
chase the many little articles Of comfort and
luxury which their small wages would not fur
nish them otherwise to indulge in, We can
better appreciate the selfdenial it cost these
generous men 10 give it all to the needy suffer
ers- Such soldiers viii never disgrace our
country in the hour Of peril.-lS. F. Call.
CooLIE LoyER--The man Quackenbush,
who has taken the contract to clean out the
Sacramento street sewer. yesterday put gang
Of Chinemen on the work, rather than TO EN-
ploy white men. He did this. too, while hun
dreds of white men were anxious TO work
Some white men at work for him quit as soon
as the Cinnamon were brought on the work,
which was at l O'Clock P. N. 4 man who ex-
hibits such partiality towards Cinnamon, as
does this Qaackenbush, should go to China at
once and the man who would give work to
Cinnamon in preference to white men. when
thousands Of the latter are suffering for the
want Of work, should be universally condemn
eds. F. Call
, 1862-03-05

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, 1862-03-05

GFIcH&t10U OF GO1GmhH&s
The Memphis Appeaz Of late tlatc made
the following editorial statement in regard to
the evacuation Of Columbus:
We have the r1mor in such form as to give
credit, that an ordtr las been issued by Gen.
Polk Tor the evacuation Of Columbus, which
movement is understood to be executed under
the direction Of Gen Bcauregard. its stated
accordingly, that preparations are being made
fer cur army to fall back to Island No. 10, or
Fort ElllOT--l very necessary move, it seems,
in vicF Of the capture Of Fort Done1son and
the surrender Of Nashville. As Gen. Polk made
q call, two or three daye 1fuce, upon the
planters along the Mississippi Eivcr for thou
sand negroes, for the purpose Of completing
and strenG theniug the fortiticatious at Island
No. IL, We were not unprepaFcd for this in
ttl1jgence. Indeed, it las long since been
PERFECTLY palpable to US that Columbus must
eventually be evacuated, and our lines drlTn
in 60 soon as the central column Of our army
under Gen. Johnston st Bowling Green gave
way, or Forts Henry and Donelson fl11 into
the encmy's hands. The capture Of these po-
sitions was tantamount to asucceEsfnl flanl1ius
Of both Bowling Green and Columbus, and
hence it required no experienced military eye
Gucnces. These reasons strengthen our cou-
viction Of the authenticity Of the rumor.
Island No. u is strong position, not fur
from Hickman, Kentucky, about IS miles be-
low Columbus, and lis above Fort Pillow, and
1S5 above Memphis. It completely commands
The Mississippi river for miles above, and can
be so fortified with heavy guns as to be made
imprcgnable against an; river attack. As it is
Demonstrated in the late battles st Forts Hen
~ and Donclson that the Federal gunboats
are not invu1nerable to ritled cannon and heavy
columb biads, tho position is well chosen, and
with the aid Of good Land force can be main,
tanned against the approach Of Foote'S foti1la.
Il it is true that Columbus is to be eyacu,
for The execution Of the order, as care should
be taken that none Of our munitions or ord
nance Is left behind.
Gen Beauregard now no doubt directs al
military operations in this Department. "a faci
which insures success in everything possible
to be attained by energy, skill and experience
, 1862-03-05

in the conflict Of arms to- feel that they arc
among their friends, and wf1atercr be the
course of eyrnts.we offer our strongest assur-
ances that our detention at Lafayette, though
in some respects necessarily unpleasant, las
done much to bind us to her people and shall
iu after lie he reverted to with emotions of
tho Irclicst pleasure"
TIE REBELS AT CAMP CHASE, COLUMBUS.
From Columbus Letter Of Cincinnati Enquirer,
March 81
Since their arrival their names, rank, resi-
dcnccs, regiments, occupation, age, size, color
of dress, &c, have been takcn down by Col.
Campbell. To day when Tom Ciay, grandson
brother officer answered, "a lawyer" TO
which young Clay replied, Lawyer, IL!
I'm gentleman. Put down my occupation
Southern gentleman a portion Of the
prisoners baggage and trunks were searched
to-day, and several eecesh flags, quantity Of
knives, cartridges, &c, &C., were found The
remainder will undergo examination to-day
Their side arms arc not get taken from them,
but an told they wil1 be Tomorrow.
Of the number who were IN camp up to yes
tcrday, there Il captains, 90 leutenants, ad-
lieutenant colonel, 1 g. n, 2 chaplains, pri-
vate secretary, surgeon, and . number Of
non-coDmissIoned officers rs-total 1871 officers,
$40 pri1atcs and negroes {contrabands.) The
occupations Of these are: lawyers Is, farmers
81; PHYSICIANS S merchants 18; teachers 5 ;
banE ers l :; planters ); gtuacnts2; mechanics
s.; old army officers 8 clerks i, musicians l;
grocer / manufacturer 1; sheriff miller 2 !;
and gentlemen 8. In addition to these, a bat
ralion Of the Twentieth OHIO Regiment arrived
this morning, with 750 rebel officers and prl-
Yates. These were dressed in all shades OF the
secesh uniform, and appeared more jaded and
detected than the company arriving On Thurs
day night The military prisons are now
crowded to their utmost capacities, and I ina
gine further extension Of quarters will be ab-
solutely necessary. Their baggage, in quanti-
ty, is immense, and nearly ali contnahand.
While tho 80 rebels were being marched
through the streets from the depot to Camp
Chase, GOV. Tod and staff advanced to the
front Of the crowd at the State House to get a
view OF the prisoners Us they passed along.
One Of tile Eergeants on guard informed the
Governor that he must step back. Tod re-
piled, IT am the Governor The sergeant
gave the Governor the salute and continued
".Goyernor, you must step back ia the line. u
The proximity Of the bayonet induced the
Governor to obey, by rcmarking pleasantly
tsThat soldier deserves promotion"
Since Col. Campbell took charge Of this posi-
he las discharged, per order Of the anthori
tics, fourteen prisoners, all priyates. Tht
prospects arc not very tlattcrlng for any mort
discharges Of even privatcs, for some time tc
come. The officers ere told not to anticipate
any parole, much lees discharge, the Govern
3nenI being determined to hold securely al
leaders in this rebellion, which term is applied
tn them
, 1862-03-05

From the indianapolis Journal. 4th.1
TEN DEAD.
Ten Of the prisoners had died up to Satur-
day evening. Ofthese one was field officer,
Major ". r. Henry, Of the Sth Kentucky.
His body was placed in q metallic coffin, aud
will be sent to Hopkiusyillc, KY, in charge Of
4 cousin who has been here attending upon
the deceased for several days he died at the
old Military Hospital or those sent to the
Meridian street hospital, two have died. This
hospital has now % many inmates as can well
be cared for. On Saturday, the patients num-
bcred over $50, and we are pleased to chronicle
the fact that those "ange1s Of love and
mercy" The ladies, arc constantly in attend
ancc, ministering TO the comfort Of the sick.
Some Of the poor fellows arc suffering severely
be the better for their kind treatment in few
days.
EMOTIONS OF LIyELIEsT PLEASURE.
L committee consisting Of the orderly
sergcants Of each company Of the SD Ten
neseee Regiment, appointed by their fellow
Prisoners at 1atay for the purpose, have
ptollshcd card expressing their heart felt
thanks for the kind md generous treatment
city. They add: -
War Is at the best q deplorable evil, and
tho fortunes Of the soldier hard. But In this,
4 civil war--a war between fellow countrTmeu'
9nd in many instances between brothcrs-one
which all others Is best calculated to arouse
the worst passions of our, nature, we cannot
l. fail to appreciate that generosity which. rising
| above 1ho Eordid promptiE gs Of self, Is oyei
| ready to extend soothing sympathy to th&
| unfortunate. !: sud which, In this instance
!; coupels; those 50 lately a1ayed against then