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The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

BCL1s-Eyery je>t-5ook has choice collection
Of balls but many Of them are put up like prize
bulls al a cattle fa;r-on parpoSe to show. Those
who claim 70 be Democrats, but vote with the Abo-
Htion>tS IN order to preserve the Union, personate
genuine bull beyond the power Of language to
describe. They have NJ objections TO the Demo
cratic platform hut some 'seceSSionists are going
TO vote with the Democracy, therefore. they viii
at with the Abolit5nists. The ingenious meta
phoT Of the rat, introduced by Sir Boyle, comes
near describing them. and answers for the argn-
ment suitable - their conduct Sir" said he 70
the Speaker Il smell rat. I see him floating in
the air but, marx NE, shall nip him in the bad.
person thas iadleuced Is N apostate politician
who has turned his back on himself" and wh5
has traded his citizenship for loyalty that stands
proS;ate" at the feet OF the Abolition God-the he
gro The re>ult-Whea Sccessionists become In
ion men Union men must become Abolitionists
There j. no other way 70 restore the Union Bah,
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Strengthen the System.

The best means of imparting vgor to the broken
down frame and shattered constitution. which has
yet been invented or discovered or profered to the
feeble Of both sexes and all ages i
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The secondary indication of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
the patient Of the disease maadv that occasions
the pain this it accomplishes rapidly and radically. s.
sic is the patient transformed from pain misery, weak
and decrepitude to the delightful enjoyment Of health
and strength, that ptens frequently ascrbe its alsnan
power 10 the supernatural influence Of enchantment
RHEUMATISM, IUNBAG0. G0UT. NEURALGIA. T00TH
ACHE. GROUP, INFLUENZA. S0RE THSoAr, Qt'INZY
HlPTHENA HoAl,SINkSS, BRONCHITIS, STIFF JOINS
ENLARGED TENnONS, HEAnACHE, (Sick o- Nervous !
ASTHMA, or HARD BREATHING.
1t Is truly marvellous how quick RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF cures the sufferers Of these maladies The poor
crippled AMI paiastricken Rheumatic has not TO wait days
before change takes Place, but in few minutes derives
e.se aul coIaloLt.
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IN THE ARMY.

Iysentery, Bilious Cholc, Fux. Yellow, Typhoid and
NaTius Fever Rheumatism, Small Pox, Dpthera
from Medical Directors, Surgeons and Military officers en-
orse the importance Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF over
all other medicinal remedies.
EIGHTH MAINE
Eighth Maine regiment Sert p lord. writes that
ways Ready Relief saved the regiment death while
luartered at Tybee Island, s C., when working in the
wamps, erecting Qualifications Every seized with "
ph0d and other Fevers Fever and Aguc narrha ny>en-
cry, Rheunasm, cured by the Of the Ready Re
lief
CAUTION
In all cases ask for Railways Ready Relief Take no
other. See that the signature Of Radway Co Is the
outside label Of eich bottle Every agent IS supplied with
and fresh stock. Price 25 per bottle. Sold by
Druggists, Merchants and country storekecpers.
RADWAY * co,
s. Maiden lane, New York.
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W. J. COLLIER, an old typo, who has lately
served his country by increasing the male pop
iaton Of the State, has, at the request of nu-
merous friends, submitted his name to the vo-
tiers Of this township as candidate for Justice
OF the Peace. He is well qualified to discharge
the duties of the Office. and ought to have it,
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The CRIME OF SILENCE Tile man trao
stands BY and says nothing when the peril of
bis Government is discussed cannot be mis-.
ndprstood.-Lmcoln.
Was anything, asks the New York World.
so extraordinary ever before uttered by the
chef magis rate of free country? Men are
torn from their homes and immerced in bastiles
for the shocking crime of-siIence? Citizens
of the model republic of the world are not only
punished for speaking their opinions, but are
p unged into dungeons for holding their tongues
When before, in the annals of tyranny, was
silence ever punished as crime! Citizens
who dlsapprove OF the acts OF the Administration
are denied even the refuge of a dignifed silence
and, eH malicious and partisan coujectures of
the motives of such silence. the are deprived ofy
their liberty. Few among US ever expected TO
live to see such things done; and nobody, we
are sarc, to see them so unblushinglv confessed
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For Females.

Thousands of ladies resort TO it as a remedy for
hysteria futteTing Of the heart nervous headache.
vertigo, general debility and all peculiar disturb
ances and arrangements to which, a sex they
are subject. It cheers and lightens the depressed
mental powers as well as strengthens the body,
and its use is never followed by any reaction.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Purchase only Of reliable dealers Sold everywhere.
HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, Agents,
2e7 Montgomery St, (Russ Block)
# San Francisco.
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sn According % the abolition press o; Califor-
MA. Governor Seymour, Of New York. is a Cop
perhead" and traitor" When the rebels inyad-
ed Pennsylvania. the activity Of the Democratic
authorities Of New York 70 repel then. was in
strange ooatrs. with the msecility Of the auth5Ti
ties Al Washington. While New York was sending
forth her militia . repel the invaders. the abolition
dends who control the President. were hunting up
military cloak, and Scotch caps with which to make
their exit from the beleagured capital.
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MEETING At FoRBEsrowX.-A c. Bradford,
candidate for Clerk of the Supreme Court, and
others, will address the citizens of Forbestown
and vicinity, on the evening of the lith inst
Mr., Bradford is an able and forcible speaker,
and we take pleasure in recommending the
citizens Of Forbestown and vicinity to go and
hear him. lie presents the issues now before
the people in clear, logical and mastery
<manner.
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rn- The Abolitionists are flooding the State
with their treasonable documents. and crowding
the thoroughtare- and byeways with their fanatcal
partisan stumpers Oroville and Butte county j. a
point that is to be especially attacked By these
crazy fanatics. Let our Union citizens hear their
cant and hypocrisy, and then repudate them at the
ballotboy. They partisan crowd who have re-
pudated the Union of our fathers, and control
led by men who would again burn the Constitution
Of the United States should the Union be restored.
The only way 10 save the Union is t. 60 with the
Democracy, who are fighting the rebellion with
bayonets, and the reasonable and ruinous policy of
the abolitoni,ts with ballots. The aaoltioni,t9 are
struggling for the poils of Office and 10y an insane
attempt At 'progrcss that carries them rongh-
Shod over the Constitution and laws of the land, as
ifthey could be set aside to give abalitonism re-
bellon clear field. They neither feel nor mani
fest any regard for the safeguards OF constitutional
liberty which the founders of the government
thought they had secured to their posterity. They
see in the African ally. that will cheaper la
and vote them into lasting political power and to
attain this they would crush down eve-y barrier
Their leaders in the Atlantic States say they hope
to see the day when negro will be Governor Of
South Carolina -
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Events have occurred in the Atlantic States
within the past few months. that should be suh
cent to convince every unprejudieed mind that the
people will never consent to dissolution Of the
Union and that they viii rebuke and crush ont q,
the ballot box the political party which through
the present administration, is destroying coaslita
tional government and civil liberty.
The elections Of last fall, regulating the policy
Of the Administration, was powerful demonstra-
tion behalf Of constitutional rights, and personal
liberty: while the subsequent prompt and cheerful
action Of the Governors Of New York and New
Jersey, in organizing and forwarding troops to put
down rebellion, shows the practical Unionisu that
governed their action in repudiating the usarpa-
tons Of the Administration, and the readiness Of
the people to make any sacrifice necessary for the
preservation OF the Union and their constitutional
government.
Following these events. are the powerful demon
str4tions in the same behalf by the people of the
several Northern States. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
and Pennsylvania, have held immense public meet
inss. seldom equalled in numbers or influence, all
demanding the preservation Of the Union, and the
recognition Of the constitutional rights Of the peo-
pie by the Administration.
These movements show the direction Of publ.
opinion, and indicate clearly the intention OF the
people at the approaching elections to resist every
encroachment upon their rights by the Federal Ad-
maistration. altogether unnecessary in the sup
preston the rebellion The people OF the North
ern States right, and noble and glorious tri-
umph awaits them. Let the people Of California
ar1usa from, tho iarh.rcv -h,+ i enafrinr- nv
principled ambition 70 deprive them Of citizen
ship and erect military despotism over them.
Let the Golden State be longer chained 10 the
fostering corpse OF secessionism or abolitonism.
Both are doomed by the terrible aud irresistible
fat Of the people, and in place OF their hideous
fronts, shall again arise, great and majestic
esn States, distinct as pillows Of the ocean, and in
Union one as is the sea.
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1nvigorate the System.
DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters

Will accomplish this desirable reliable revolution
in the system. regulating the secretions, giving
tone to the animal juices which dissolve the food
strengthen every relaxed nerve, muscle and fibre
and brings the whole machinery of vitality into
vigorous and healthful play.
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DIR. HOSTETTER'S
ST @ MA c H BITE RS.

TENHE OPERATION OF THIS PALATABLE
d remedy upon the stomach liver and excretory
organs is regularly soothing and conservative. 1t
regulates, recruits and purfes them. Dyspepsia.
in all its forms yields 10 its control and invgora-
ing properties.
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THE MINES AND THE ADNINISrA rArEoN.-Some of
the abolition bummers and blowers of this vicinity.
who never struck piekin the ground have taken
the miners under their especial ana protection.
hoot at the idea OF the Administration taking pos
session Of the mines. However much they may
sco:fat the idea it WAS advanced by Mr.. Chase in
1861, and the action in the Almadeu case is prec
edent of what the fanatics in power intend to do
to give freedom TO their cherished Niger. The
miners of California are intelligent enough to un-
der~taad what party originated the idea, and what
party is endeavoriag to carry it out. They know
further. that they owe the freedom Of the mines 70
the Democratic party. and they are now To decide
whether they viii surrender them u advance the
sectional policy Of Chase. Summer, Phillips x Co.
Endorse these fanatics, and the miners rules aal
regulations ot California viii disappear before
their pet negro schemes, never again To protect
and prosper 1he hazardous labor of the miner.
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DRUGGISTS.
DRUGS & MEDICINES!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
- chased Of MeSSrs. Jenkins X Smede> thei-
y Stock Of Drugs Il Medicines viii continue
y the business al the ola stand. Che 0roville
)rng Store.) and viii keep constantly or hand
arge and well selected stock Of
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WHEN SEIZhD WITH
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
HOW IT CURES.

SHOULD BE TAKEN INTERNALLY.
one dose Will stop the pain is continued viii,
hours, cure the patient.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Should be aDpei u th3 It or parts acted, II inst
relieves the patient from pain and quickly hcas, soos
and strengthens the disabled fArtS In all Of Bites
Rahid Dogs Reptiles, cl Poisonous Insects the spI
cation Of RADW AY-S READY RELIEF 10 the wounl Wi
~. ~ ...a-.. ~. ! ---- L. nm.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

rcasons exposed to the Malaria Of Ague, If seize
with Calls and Fever viii and positive Antotc and Cur
n Railways Ready Relief Let two teaspcOnsful Of th
Ready Relief in winegass Of water be taken on getlin
out of in morning. and however exposed to malaT
-,,r v-ili aSca,ae
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move down The neck, opposite Fvder-
icksburg, thus inducing the lstieg to
weaken his front here 70 strengthen that
point
A gentleman, who arrived here to-
night, says our line Of battle crossed the
Grange and Alexandria Railroad TO a
point where il 10 supposed Lee has full
force on our front.
Government is redeeming, on an aver.
age, 100000 per day of the maturing
certificates Of indebtedness.
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Willie johnson, aged 10 years, drum.
mer in Co ID, Sd Vermont regiment. has
been presented by Secretary Stanton in
person with the Star Medal Of Honor, for
heroic conduct in the seven days fight
before Richmond. While strong men
threw away guns, knspsscks and every
thing calculated to impede their flight,
this boy chung to HE drum, and he was
the only drummer in the division which
brought his drum from the field
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WANTED,

A BOY, from " 60 10 years Old at the Gallery
~ ui the Cumberland NO 80 Cedar Btfe, OppO-
site inc Commercial Hotel Nashville. Tennessee
noyll-u MORSE a PEAsLkE
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For the Nashville Union
Will the Negro Take Care OF
Himself.


GAINESVILLE, Nov. z, 1868
Mr.. Eaitor-Sir: For many days and
weeks past, there has been a constant
rush into this place, by men looking for
runaway slaves, and insisting that they
were about the village, doing nothing, by
scores. Col. A. A. Smith, who by the
way is gentleman and one of the best
executive officers know of, and having
orders to conscript all idle eolored men
TO work on the Northwestern railroad, on
Monday of this week he sent out his
mounted infantry, and for three days
hunted in every place in the village and
suburbs, and only found some two pers-
sons (colored) but what were making an
honest living, working just for whom they
could get chance, and the hunt result
ed in all but two getting passes; to fol-
low the vocation in which they were
engaged. Who says negroes cannot get
living.
The SD Illinois is stationed here, and
the very best Of order prevails, and all
moves along quietly.
TENNEssEAN.
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what the Southern Leaders nro
FIRhtInR For.

General Garfield late Of the Army of
the Cumberland, spoke al the great Union
meeting in Baltimore on Wednesday
evening, taking strong anti. slavery
ground. Among other things, he said
For these two and half years have
been where l could see something of
those men who are attempting to bear
down our country. ! have talked with
many Of them, and they sre bold to avow
that they propose to build up, as the
Right Reverend General Polk told me. not
a common government, but government
OF gentlemen, of men of money, men Of
brains, who hold slaves; a government
such as the people of the Old World will
not laugh at They intend to have their
Count Bragg and their My Lord Beaure-
gard. You mud-sills, who rejoice that
God has given you strong hands and stout
hearts-whO were not born with silver
spoons in your mouths-are to be mud
sills long time. This is the dream
these fanatic men have before them.
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When Gen. Je1. Thompson arrived at
Pilot Knob, after his capture, he express
ed himself much dissatisfied with the
conduct Of the people of Southern Mis-.
souri,, in not remaining true TO the rebel
cause. 1.-TWO years ago" said JEFF,
"they were as pluoky 80 need be. %
my way up tn time whispered to them
whenever l got chance, and told them
TO keep up good courage. thought they
would be all right but d-n them, they
had 10 take out their notebooks TO see
which oath Of allegiance they took last"
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An English writer has discovered that
the scene Of Dousterswivels incarnation
in the "Antiquary," is taken from
Agrippa's " de Occulta PhilosophiA, and
is almost literal copy Of his process,
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Wanted to Rent.

A HOUSE With from 6 to Rooms, "a respectable
a ueighb0rhoOd, within two or three squares OF
tho fostuGoe. II required, rent paid quaterly IN
advance. Would be inclined 90 buy the Furniture,
Ia good ORDER
address, ror particulars Box is5, = o.
uUElU-tf
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Fourth night of
Miss KATE FISTIER,
who will introduce her trained steed Don Juan.
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On the Gath ult., in Baltimore, of consumption,
ANNA ELnABErn, wife of James r. HOOD, LEGAL editor
of the Republican Of Washington city. She was
born in Augusta, Georgia, February 22l, 1886. and
passed. away in the 9th year of her age
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BOARDING,

4 GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIPE. OR TWO
~ single gentlemen, can obtaln go Boarding
aud pleasant Rooms Ia y piiysto family, al mod
crate terms, by enquiIiug al NO. lyi south sum
mar Street
Nlshy ll-, November 18th, ls63-2tr
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The best Generals Of the war are
thought to be the military editors, Of
whom il can be said, They always lead
their columns,
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THEATRE.

DUFFlELD GFLINE, NanRge rs..... CLAUD O. HAM.
lLTuF, Stage Aanager....S p. SIMONS, Treasurer
A. HAlG, Director Of Music. GEORGE BURT,
Senic Artist -
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AGENTS WANTED-s.$2 positively
made from 20 ConIs.-Something urgently
needed by every person. 10 samples sent free by
mail for 30 cents that retails for ST. by
r. /. WOLOOTT,
10 Chatham Square, New York.
uoyl2 tr
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WANTED,

BOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, In
ID imm -diato vicinity q the FORTS Of this city. Ad
dress FOR three days. address Box i26 Gtating price,
6c. References given aud required.
Nashville, Nov. ~ 90.
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ElaROre Pond House,
VERNON

A, W. AVERILL, Proprietor.
Conveyances to any part of the County On
short notice.
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To- By the use of these Pills the periodic at
t0cks Of Nervous or Sick Headache may be pre-
vented and if taken at the commencement of
an attack immediate relief from pain and sick
ness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the Understanding
Costiveness.
For literary men, Students, delicate females,
and all persons of sedentary habits, they are val
liable as a Laxative, improving the appetite, Civ
ing tone and vigor to the digestive organs, and
restoring their natural elasticity and strength to
the whole system.
The Cephalie Pills are the result of long inves-
t~igation and carefully conducted experiments,
having been in use many years, during which
time they have prevented and relieved a vast
amount of pain and suffering from Headache,
whether originating In the nervous system or a
deranged state of the stomach,
They are purely vegetable in their composition,
and may be taken atal times with perfect safety,
without making any change of diet, and the alb
sence Of any disagreeable taste renders it easy to
administer them to children.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITs!
Qy- The genuine have five signatures of
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Pensions, BOuntieS. Back Pau, w..
Claims and MoS,3e for. IL "W

Ct~t"tS, "H" Oe0eHtS .JOT IHdemnifu
POWERS & GLEED, attorneys at law, NJ.
vile. W.T. are prepared to procure claims u.
pensions, bounties, hack pay, &c. Thev % ir
rectly connected with the pension RI a.
through the firm of Stewart, Stevens. C, Sgau
Co., OF Washington ID. c., and are thus en SaG
to procure pensions, bounties, &c. on;oII0eo'
cheaper and more successfully than other snoAe
They make no charges unless successful. gL 4
have made arrangements with DR.. Powers aaney
examining surgeon for this county, wbereh,"@ army
plicants will be furnished with his certiRcaatp.
free of expense, thus saving in this ono ;,VN
one dollar and a-half: and by law all apnlicoth'"elm
from this county must be accompanied with Ih
certificate or the same will be rejected us
Blanks are prepared by an examiner in tho VI
partment, and thus claimants are saved tbo Vt
pense and delay incident to applications eG'
proofs unskillfully ahd improperly made p wy
are furnished with bound copies of all the wv
sion, bounty and bounty land laws in force pen
gether with a digest of all the decisions Of w. !,
Commissioner of pensions, and Attorney GenaS
al of the United States thereon, SO that on mSI
cants and claimants can see at a glance wbGttPPa.
their case is good. The following are entitIpS ~
to pensions
Soldiers wounded or disabled by disease-sor ny,
Yates, IS per month during life. rF
Widows of soldiers wounded or disabled, 81 mn
month during ~widowhoOd. r"
Cnlluren undef 10 years OF age, II no widow
living, SIS per month until the age of l6 veor.'
Orphan sisters under the age of l6, if no widow
or children living, IS per month until l6 wear,
Of age. '~'
Mothers dependent, wholly or in part, on tbo;,
sons who die of wounds or disease, are entitIodd
to pensions as aliens, and by the decisions Of tSa
Attorney CONGRATULATIONS the father is liying
or not. e
No soldier can obtain a bounty unles he baO
served 2 years. The heirs of soldiers who die IN
the service are entitled to a bounty of SlOO, in
the following order
UNMARRIED SOLDIERS.
lst,-the father, if living.
2d,-the mother,
3d,-Brothers and sisters equally. Children n,
halt. blood share equally with those of whole.
blood.
MARRIED SOLDIERS.
lst,-to widow.
2d,-to children.
We charge only the government rates estah.
lished by law. Call on or address by mail,
POWERS & GLEED,
Morrisville, VI.
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n - 70 u. wv a We g .
NEW STORE!
NJ E VT G. O q s

ouop lcSVlNcu Nv III suDsCllDCT y Olu plaCc OF Du.
%siness, enlarged and improved, one door east of
the new Church. My goods consist of a general
assortment, usually connected with the hard
ware trade, such as
JOLNER'S TOOLS!
Farming Implements, house trimmings, table
CUTLERY, bits, hinges, screws, chains, files, nails;
mill, cross-cut, hand, back 0nd wood saws; paint
and dust brushes. Also a good assortment OF
blacksmith iron, and many other goods.
STOVES AND TIN-WARE!
always on hand at low prices. Bear in MUD
that my goods are bought for cash, ord that my
goods shall be sold at rates so low as to induce
old and new customers to come from far and near
to purchase.
With many thanks for a past liberal patronage,
| would invite all in want of above goods to call
on me before purchasing elsewhere, and see what
can be done at the new Hardware store.
III. ID. WOOD, Stowe.
?. ST. am obliged to ask as a business neces.
sity, for a settlement of all notes and accounts
now due me, of SIX months or more standing.
g Live and let live H. D.. WooD.