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A Word to Soldiers.

A young man in Cumberland who has been
in the army, has been labored with by his
friends to secure his vote for Cony, but he
seemed invincible. On Thursday last he went
to Gray, returned disguised, and said out
South where he had been, if men should talk
as did f. o. J. Smith and Bion Bradbury they
would be arrested for tratorous language /!
He declares that Bion Bradbury cannot have
his vote
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VigiIant Committees.

Challenge every suspected man who offers
his vote. There are many who are non-resi-
dents and unnaturalized citizens who will at
tempt to vote to-day. Take the names of them
if they insist upon voting, and let the full pen
atty of the law fall upon them.
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GREAT DIsCovERY.-Ana dhesiv preparation
that will STICK
Patches and Liningsto Boots and Shoes sufficient.
ly strong without stitching;
That will ehectually mend Furniture, Crockery
Toys, and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Machinists,
And Families,
wilfnd it IsvALUABLE! 1t INTELLECTUALLY stopthe
leakage of Coal Oil.
1t is iusoluble in water or oil.
It'll liquid. and as easily applied as paste.
1t will adhere oily substances.
1t
HILTON'S INS0LUBLE CEMENT!
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors.
Providence, X. /.
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SB"Why has not the Argus published
Gen. Towards letter." Thus asks a cores
pondent. We will tell him why. 1t is the
practice of that paper to make charges and
assertion against people, but never, unless com
PEELED by stern necessity, to correct any of the
falsehoods it may utter.
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DIR. IL. L. DAVIS, Analytical Physician, by special
request will be in attendance at his Office 229l Con-
gress street TO consult with his patients and all 9TH
ers interested upon all diseases, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Sept sth and 9th Office advice Free
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Sch Artie Garwood. tof Dorchester, MI Godfrey.
from Portland, with cargo of plaster for Philadel
phia. run ashore at III o'clock night of the 9th on
the eastern side of Hedge Fence Wrecking sch
Americas has hauled alongside TO take out her cargo
The is tight and would probably come off next
high tide.
Brig Helen Jane, Borstel. which left New York
the 10Th OF May for Oporto. is announced as having
been wrecked near Ayero. Five sailors saved,
but nothing had been heard of the Captain the cook
had died The II LIS tons. built at Damaris-
Gotta in lS49 and was under the British flag.
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Rallying Committees.

See to it that the aged and infirm are got to
the polls in the forenoon. Do not wait until
after dinner The best hour to get them up
is between eleven and twelve O'Clock.
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SEE a woman in another column pic king Sambuc
Grapes for Speer's Wine. Ii is admirable article
used in hospitals, and by the first families in Pari
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. Its worth trial as ii gives great satisfaC
ton. dec22dly
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Cadiz 10th ult, ship Mary Russell Thompson,
Maulmain.
Cid at Akyab July 9th ut, bark Limerick Lass. for
Falmouth.
Sid I'm Madras July 18th. ship Wandering jew.
Smart. for Singapore
Ar at Gibraltar 18th ult bark Young Turk Harding.
Malaga.
Ar at st Helena July 18th. ship Jane Cooper.
Howard. Rangoon for Falmouth IL 18th, brig Lizzie
Bliss. do for do, land proceededl
Sailed from Plymouth f. 2Sth ult, ship Col Adams,
Watts, for Callao
Arat Newport E, 2sth ut, ship Hamlin. Wheel
wright, London.
Sailed from Troon slst ult. ship Christopher Hall.
Freeman. Madras.
Sailed from Bordeaux cath ult, ship Exchange.
Clancy, Alicante.
Ar at Londonderry 25th. ship Ann L Thompson.
Simpson, New YORK
All Salt Cay I'll Both ut, bark Maraval Griffin, for
New York next day.
Arat ST John NIB 9th inst brig Matilda, Lunt. fun
fremont; eth, ship Onward sherman, New York; ;
9th sch Julia. Anderson. Portland.
Cid 9th ship Rochambeau, snow, London.
fPer steamer of Cape Race.
Arr from New ork 18th w Lindsey and VIM
rockingham, at Havre: Elizabeth Young. at Fal-
mouth; st Louis in the Clyde.
Sid for New York Isl, New World, from Liverpool
Emerald and Hannah, from do.
SPOKEN
July q, lat 10 n. Ion 20 W, ship oscor. Crosby FIN
Cardiff for Rio Janeiro.
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DIED.

In this city. Sept IL. Mrs. Sophia, widow of the
late John Ayerill, aged 20 wears
IN Westbrook, Sept r. Cornelia A., youngest child
OF Cornelius A. and Margaret NJ. Davis, aged %
months days.
~ Funeral this Monday afternoon. at 3 O'Clock,
at their residence. Woodtord's Corner Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend.
In Brdgton. Sept H. at the residence of her fat
err Rev Jacob Bray Mrs Ruth L.. wife of onathan
Eastman, of West Gorham, aged % years.
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. 9 . . 8

Let the people (of the confederacy) not be
downcast at the result at Gettysburg, nor by
the loss OF Vicksbnrg and Port Hudson.
These losses viii be MORE THAN MADE
GOOD TO US by the disorganization of
Northern society which will result from the
EXPECTED TRIUMPH OF THE PEACE
DEMOCRACY
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eg-Consumption and Catarrh and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs successfully treated by INuA-
LATIoN BY c. MORSE, NJ. d.,
aulS'62 cod Corner Smith and Congress SITS
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M -ARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND

Saturday. September I2.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal, Prince, Boston.
Bark Lucy Ellen. Soule Salem.
Brig Wenonah, Hartman. Boston.
Brig Kelley. Fredericks, Boston.
Brig North America. Sanger, Boston.
Sch Ida Howard, McDuffe. Philadelphia
Sch Texas, Ross, Philadelphia.
Sch Exchange Hamilton. Boston.
Sch HELEN Carroll, Baltimore.
Sch Despatch, Snowman. Boston.
Sch Freeport Thorndike. Rockland.
Sch Aurora Kelley, ST John NB for Boston.
Sch Mayfower. Holmes. Machias for Boston,
Sch iantic Bancroft, MacLas for Boston.
Sch Hortensia, Fowler, Bangor for Newburyport
Sch Superior Robinson, Yinahaven for n York
sch Julia b, Higgins. Eden for New York.
CLEARED.
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood, New York-Emery
& Fox.
Brig Industry, tBrl Hood, Liverpool NS-master
Brig Eudorus, Pinkham. Pictou-master.
Brig Douglass, tBr) Stewart. st John NB-Geo ii
Starr.
Brig orson Adams, Waite Batimore-Geo Burn
ham Son.
Sch Campbell. Soule Batimore-D + Chase.
Sch & Jones' Freeman, Phadephia-G Gwynn.
Sch Mountain Avenue Kelley, New York-Chase
Bros & Co.
Sch Olive Elizabeth. Hamilton. Boston-N o Cram.
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Southern Homes.
followers 4:

The organ OF jeff Davis thus endeavors to
sustain the dropping spirits of his disheartened
followers:
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MARRIED.

In Phipsburg, Sept 8. Edward T. Heald and Mrs
Mary Morris. of Georgetown.
In Chestcrville. Aug. 30. Daniel Bradbury and Miss
Evelyn Foster both of C..
In Portsmouth. n H.. Aug =, Seth Emery. of
Biddeord and Miss Marietta Edgcomb, OF Lining
ton, Me.
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DRs. LOCKE 4 KIMBALL, DENTISTS No IL
MddleStroet. Portland Ne. augl5-ly
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Supplied in packages from OF. to l00tbs., by
CHAS. RICHARDSON 4 co,
81 Broad Street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
febl7dly
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For Judge of Probate
John A. Waterman.
For Clerk of Courts,
Daniel w. Fessenden.
For County Treasurer,
Thomas III. Mead.
For County Commissioner,
Charles Humphrey.
For Senators,
Samuel Il. Spring,
John III. Philbrick,
Levi Cram,
Daniel Elliott.
For Representatives,
John Lynch,
Nathan Webb,
George w. WOOdman.
Samuel w. Larrabee.
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Vote Distributors.

Be on hand at the polls early and remain
until thev are closed
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Portland Riding Academy.

fUNHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
Il his former patrons and the public generally, that
he has SO far completed his New Stable, to enable
him 10 open his
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For Sale.

49, The House and Lot No. st. Lawrence st.
f:.;f For particulars enquire of
14i,i W. 4 A. TAYLOR,
s-4st- No. 80 Commercial Street.
Portland August 81, 1868. scpl4 Tts
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YOUNG MAN with this amount of CASH de-
N sires to connect himself with some one in good
paying business. Corn and Flour or Grocery pre-
ferred. Address j. t., Press Once.
sepl4 dive
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LIST OF LETTERS

EnAlNING in the Portland Post Office Sent
IL H. uncalled for se sept.
lS If any of these letters are called Coz ,
that they are advertised w. p'easesay
charge of one cent. ." eA'fa
sec. .. AND BE 1T FURTHER ENACTED That lists ot
letters remaining nncalled for any postotLce in n
city, town or village where newspaper shall ~
printed shall hereafter be published once only in tho
newspaper which being issued weekly, or offen.r
shai nave the largest circulation within the RANGE al
dehsery OF said oihce.-Laics IF the United STATES
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DISASTERS.

Ship Quckstep. s23 tons register. built at Freeport
in 1853 has been sold by auction at Liverpool, for
f3i00. She to load coal for rebel privateers.
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.

=
GENTLEs
Alder David Richardson
hospital
Allen Edward
Adolphus Francis J
Allen Franklin T.
Atwood simeon
Adams VIM n capt, Lib.
by's Corner
Blake Alfred L
Bassett Alvin n
Bowie Abel )
Berry Chas X
benjamin z
Bartlett Z 5
Bassett Eli T.
Barrett Frank A
Burbank Geo T.. Cape Z
Bickiord Geo w
Brooks Henry L
Bates II NJ
Buck James ii
Blanchard John
Burns John
Boorman } Marcus
Brailsiord Joseph
Brad ord J r
Brasier John G., for mr.
Julia A Brazier
Boyce L, teamster
Brannon Patrick
Bragdon Peter
Barker ) ii
bell Samuel
Bal Stearne j, care o
mr. Hasty
Brooks Sirius NJ
Boothby stephen maj
Baldwin w, tor L Conle
Baker VIM A
Bray Wm-2
Burdick Vim capt
Blanchard WIN ii
A VIC
Campbell Archibald
Clark All
Cahoon Alpheus
Collins Bernard
Clark h S-Westbrook
Clark Benz
Cahoon Cyrus q capt
Cole Elkanah
Cushman Edward
Clifford + o capt
Crawford + G
Carter Geo w
Curtis II C
Connolly John
copeland Joseph
Commins Jerry
Cahoon James 4
Conway Joseph
Clark Joseph
Curren Jos
Coombs 4. A
Casey Luke
Curren Michael
Cahill Nile ael
Carey Oliver Augustus
Carr Patt
Caples Richard
Curran stephen
Carey rheo, late capt 6tl
Me vols
Coggens MILFORD
Curtis VIM ii
Canman w
Collins Richard. for jon
Armstrong
Dyer Iienj "a
Drew Franklin VI major
Dandalisia Geo
Dyer John w
Delaney John, for mis-
Julia r DELANEY
Dresser VIM l.
Edwards Abel
Eldfidge Geo +
Ellis John J capt
Eaton james w capt-2
Ellis John I capt-2
Escobio Lepolao
Edwards Richmond serg
Elder ) NJ. Tor miss Mary
T. Hamlin
Emery VIM, for miss Liz
zie A Lord
Fredick J n
Foster j capt, for Gilmal
Hooper
Fecnaghty John
Fairbank John ii or Sid
ney
Fisk Allen
Frost Fred X
Fogg Freddie A master
Flanagan james
Folsom Levi D
Fountain Robert
French Stephen II. band
It'll Me vol. camp Lincol
Fairbank Sidney
Forbes VIM
Gale L G.
Good win Chas j sergt
Garretty Domniek
CHM Fred b lieut.
CHM + Is. lieut. 9th Me v,
Gethens John L b. co l
THINE vols, campLincol
CAREY John
Griffin John, for Edward
Griffin
Gallison JEFF c
Goss James +
Gordon Jacob
Glynn John
Care NJ, for miss NJ A Or;
con
Glines VI X
Greenlief X II
Cannon Warren S capt
Gray VIM
Golden VIM Z
Houston Augustus
Hurd Edward 5
SHIP
Inhn Cnrtta s,h Al,.a
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FOR GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL CONY,
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ARRIVED

Sch Georgiana. Turner. Newburyport.
Sch Rochester, Hutehins. Bath.
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RIDING ROOMS,
Wednesday, September 10,
For the Fall and Winter Campaign.

Judging by and thankful for the former the lioer-
al patronage TO the institutionthat the exercise Is
so,new bat anpreciated-we hope after the VACATION
eyery one viii avail themselves of this health giving
and ipyicorating accomplishment
NIB Speci i attention is called 10 my new Staole
for the accommodation OF boarders, hhisheu WIN
Edty's patent CRIB and 5 ALL .
sr,-dwners of all saddle horses, boarding at this
in the school free from charge.
j. w. ROBINSON, PrOp'r.
Portland, Sept IA, 1858. dim
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UNION OMINATIONS.

Election. Monday. september Ii.
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SHIP LETTERS

John Curtis. sch Alice
Chas II Z Stockbridge. mid'n L yacht America
Capt z n Drown. sch Concert
- Henry Leager Sager. bark seabro
John ii Wilson. sch Mary ID Crommer
Cant Jos Emery or Jos Nickerson, sch Elm city
WIN Poole on board sch Ma, flower, capt Kent
Cant Jacob VIM Carroll. sch lielen-2
Abijah & Bayley. on board sch Julia-3
can't Daniel : Hall, sch Julia
Chas Mclaughlin. sch Montezuma, Bragg master
Chas ii kilborn. sch Oriola
Jacob c Newcnmb fishing sch Peerless
Mrs Geo NJ Mecher, care 4 capt q NJ Melcher. ship
Chas Pennell
Edward Boynton, care Of capt Brown, sch Nj Sew
all
Tulhy A Nickerson Jr, on board sch Geo Walter
Geo Rogers. g :"
Nathaniel L Allen. mate sch White Sea
Capt Geo Lane, sch ii G Young.
AT DOLE. Postmaster.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
S-T-IS60-N.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS,

They purity, strengthen and invigoTAte-
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote 10 change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours.
The strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miaS-nasic and Intermittent fever<
They purify the breath and acidityof the stomach
They sure Dyspepsie snd Constipation.
They care Di2rrAei. Cholera and Cholera MorbuS,
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best BiiieFS in the world. They
make the weak man strong. and arr c-s1usfe! ra.
t,re's rtstorf~. They are made Of pare s. Croix
Ram, The celebrated Calisaya Bard roots and herbs,
ana are taken with the pleasure Of beverage,
without regard 70 age OF time Of day. Particularly
recomme nded 70 delicate persons requiring gentle
s;imalsat. Sold by all Gr0csrs. Druggists. Ho;eA
and saloons. 7. Il. DRAKE. 4 co. New York.
CRANE & BRIGHAM. Agents.
nleoVly san Francisco.
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Democratic County Convention.
ORovILLE DEMOCRATIC CLUB. !
Nor Io,b 1919 /

4
Nav 18th. 1868. (
Resolred, That. in accordance with instruc-
tions from the various Democratic Clubs of
Butte County, a Convention of the Democracy
of said County be called to meet at 0R0vILLE,
on MONDAY. the TWENTY FOURTH
day of JUNE. A. ID. 1868, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the County Offices
OF appointing delegates to the State conven
tion which meets in Sacramento on the 9th Of
July. sDd delegates to the Jndiclal and Seua
toyial Conventions, and for the transaction of
all other business deemed proper and that the
delegates to the County Convention be appor
TONED among the precincts of the County as
follows:
Opdir To,raship.-Oroville H. Cherokee Ra
vine. Garden Ranch ; Central House, , ;
Kents Ranch 2.
Bid,ceR Io,rnship. Bidwell, Berry Greek, /:
Mountain House, | Peavine ;.
Mountain Spring Iotrnship.-S -Strngtown :
Enterprise, | ; Mooretown. ? Lumpkin , Mt
Spring House, / American Bar. 4: Concow Val
ley or Cascade City.3.
Orc 1otrrs shp.-ForbestOwn, ( Orc Icwa , :;
Mooreyille Evansville >.
jtyandoffe Totrnship.-Floyd's Store. L Ban
gor, Honcut City, Wyandotte, ,.
Flat. } Mesila Valey.2 Forkner's Ranch ,.
Conoo,c orrnship.-Concow Valley. >: Yankee
Hill, 2: Little kimshew Amelia CIVIL
hirisheir Totcnship-Doctown. : : Helitown >
Diamondville, l Miseral Slide , /; Ccnterville (;
Forks of Butte. l HndSonS House | Powell ;
Ranch, l lnskip,s 5.
Hamilton Io,rnship.- Hamilton. ; Iyuch's II.
); Rohinson's Ranch, , rhompson's Flat .
Chioo Iornship p-Chico. ; Nannest's Store > :
Rock Creek, 1 Rowles' Store Pine Greek. ? Yer,
mont Mills. ,.
j. W. BUFFUM, President.
S. c. DESsoN. Sec
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
ORovILLE DEMOCRATIC CirB.

Orovile. Butte Go MAY u 1863.
< WHEREAS, The Democratic Clubs composed
| majority Of the citizens of Butte County
no have been heretofore divided between two
EXAMINATIONS claiming superior legitimacy IN
,e Democratic party. now merging all past
ifferences Of opinion in the momentous issues
lvolved in the present troubles of the country.
eriling alike its unity and its constitutional
berties, have unanimously agreed by resolu
ons. sent to this Club, to call a State Con.
ention of the Democracy, at time and place
II forth 10 their resolutions, and have asked
3 to concur with and join them in the same
H'e do therefore adopt said resolutions, as fol-
lws:
RESOLVED, First, That State Convention
{ the Democracy be called to meet at SAC
tAMENT 70, on the EIGHTH DAY OF
ULY. A. d. 1868. for the purpose OF nomn-
ting candidates for the several State offices.
nd for the transaction Of such other business
; may legitimarely come before it:
Second. That all legal voters be permitted
participate in the primary elections, who
re in favor-lst,-Of adhering unalterably to
he Constitution of the United States with all
Is guarantees of civil liberty unimpared-
.-Of the restoration ard preservation OF the
American Union-3d,- OF supporting the
government in all constitutional and legal eff
orts to perpetuate its existence against all
hostile forces arrayed in opposition to it-4th,
And who are opposed 10 The principles and
present policy Of the National Administration
Third That the Democracy in all the Coun.
les OF this State are requested to send Dele
yates to said Convention and to make known
their acqucscence in this call by publishing the
action taken by them in their Clubs. Mass
meetings and County Conventions. in the Sac
ramento Republican, MarysviIe Express. Butte
Record, and other Democratic papers:
Fourth. That the representation to SAID
Convention be apportioned among the several
Counties as follows:
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COUNTY TREASURER OFFICE,

Warrants drawn on the General County Fund
registered in September lSGO. including Nos. aS7
and SIS of October lSGO; also warrants drawn on
the INDECENT Sick Fund registered February lst
lSGl, will be paid on presentation at this Office,
and will cease to bear interest from this date; if
not presented within sixty days the money set
apart for their redemption, will be appropriated
to pay warrants next in order OF registry.
D. BURROUGHS,
County Treasurer
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tbs united Democracy of Yuba county had
glorious meeting at Marysville on Monday
night last, called for the purpose of responding
to the Butte call, which was done with will
Patriotic letters, approving the object of the
meeting. were read from MeSSrs Toi Robin
son, Ex-Governor Biger, J. w. McCorkle. j.
p. Hoge and Wm. NJ Lent Speeches were
made by Judge Berry, Of Bnie and F. l.
Hatch. Esa.. of MarYsyille
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DEMOCRATIC NESTING IN SoLANo CoUNTY.-
At meeting of the Democracy of Solano
county held in the town Of Nacaville. on Sat
urday, May 23d, 1863, for the purpose of or
ganizing Democratic Club. the following
resolution was unanimously adopted
Resolred. That We the Democracy Of Solano
county. do hereby indorse the action Of the
Democracy Of Bate county, in ignoring the
action Of the two Democratic State Central
Committees. and Of calling State Convention
composed of both wings
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Why should not every Nan. Woman
TO DIR. HosrErrER-s STOMACH r4rrErs

TO DIR. HOSTETTER-S STOMACH EITTERs
should be in the possession of everybody in the
mining region. As a preventative Of the vasious
dangerous diseases to which the gold seeker is LA
ble, it has no superior. While it is quite paatable
beverage it Is speedy and powerful in its effect
upon the system. In all cases Of Diarrhea, Dysen-
terry, and the prevailing feyers consequent upon
exposure, the Bitters will be found invaluable a
corrective. No man should enter upon the exposed
camp life of a miner without being provided with
Hostetter's preventive of stomach disease, nor
should any Of those who are engaged in the occupa-
ton, fail to have recourse TO the Biters Sold by
all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
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THE Copperhead rallyiug cry -" Wake
Snakes p Exchange.
To which Union men add" And come to
judgment. = Appeal
I'VE are coming :" in fact have already
come to judge you and your stripe; so clear
the track for the Democratic wagon that is
going to knock your Niggernaut car into
smithereens next September.
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HELMS TREET5S
iNIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
IT Is NOT 4 DYE.

IT IN NOI 4 Ul r.
But restores gray hair to its natural color by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural suStenance
impaired with age or disease. All insfantapc cous
dyes are composed Of iunar costic, destroying the
vitality and beauty of the hair, and afi1ri of them
selves no dressing Hcimstrcets Inimiiahle Color
Ing not only restores hair to its natural color by an
easy process. but gives the hair
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LuNuriant Beauty.

promotes its growth, prevents its falling of eradi-
Gates dandrn, and imparts health and pleasautness
to the head. 1t has stood the test Of time, being
the original Hair Coloring. and is constantly in
ereasing in favor Used by both gentlemen and
ladies'. 1t is sold by all respectable dealers or can
be procured by them of u. 5. BARNES. Proprietor,
New York. HOSTEL FER. SMITH X DEAN, Agents,
san Francisco Two sizes, 80 cents. and ST.
o25eowlyr
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/BAISAM has been tested by scientific men of
4 unquestionable authority, and proved to com
bine the most valuable properties. Being free
from Opium. no injury is done to the most delicate
constitutions. few doses viii satisfy the most 4
skept.cal of the superior efficacy Of this medi.
cine. For sale by all respectable druggists.
REDINGTON < CO.. Sole Agents. +
4l6 and AS From, St. san Francisco.
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ENoRNoUs MoSEY PcwrR-Thc enormous
and unprecedented money power with which
the Secretary Of the Treasury Is TOW vested.
is regarded with anxious interest already by
the most thoughtful members OF Congress.
The history of the world furnishes no parallel
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