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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09

NETWORK, HARLEM, AND ALBANY
~ RAILROAD.-Tr,ins WI cave fssn-ss. Depd-r1, All
la V lD.31 a. N, stoocius AZ NILl-msoris.. w YiS
Plans Bedford Or ton ais .nd stations rcr to AsoAay
connecting with Cer..s and Northern E.iir0s1 or
and all pout. por.west; FOR Crotou feis, B:o m 10!
White f.in, AIS AID sa 30. t:lo and p IN and
6:.5 .. n i!on Nhi'est Depot, for Wtsm,. id-eS:i''
10 - m s:3 4:l0 6:i5 p. Crst1a falls. VIII
and NiuaneTdgc raise st1p All stsiio1s feI po'S
Psus D ~. .sUpping White Fsins aud stations noru
e. Dover Ke in esvs Albsoy 1910 . M, 90 sIise
OF Nor Bsra I'D Western rGas, c"gP'ns 81 ali sstism
fon Chatham 10 Falls also Bedford "hh~ fsinA
and Nllisnsnridse, D.v-r Piain. $50 q m. ssihpy y
Al station. uorh Of snd ct White Pisns Crotoa rAs
5 o. n; White Plains 6:io :, $50 a w.. t:l3 y Il.
Wil.m.hrid.- 5J1 Ciotou Fsfs, hite rams AM
Wfisu.s5rdse trains stop ~ all sistt ne Snnisy II
cr,ior Ts..ns Half Fare On end dlier Sard.y My u
lisJ Tor CrotJn Fsls s:.5 stopping Al Stations x
r.p, Yotkvre For wlli.Insbf1. s;lj II 80 o. snt
4, % o a.. .toppns q: a S:ati A. rer "bi.s rais m;
s,ops, at III ssticn,. Returning leave ute reips o:U
~, ,o,p,ov r. III sta'io Wilhan.ofidrs u H. ~
~. lZ:4l 9.ir $50 Z. ~ stopp.ns at 4g S;ssn, Sr'O'
JOHN BURCEILL. Superintendent
NFW-JERSEY RAILROAD-EpR PHIL
~ ADFIP!iIA sd me SOUTH aud VEST. VA JER
SEY CITY-Nhl and Erpress Iurs lesvs N.w.Ynrs 81!
md 10 In T. o, 53b and ll;31 y a. fno Sa - ougi
bnesee cAecked at aai 10 w. I'D 80 .pd h'o N
-, W,,sipr. s. srd ., aid IN. for the West ~
j. W. WuOnRl 81, Assistant 50 efiptsnSens ,
% be received for sny trsns une,s csh's:s<
an cnoskei IS minutes 10 ahvsrs OF The time VI learibL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09

Bank of Commerce IN New-York. -s'at-mep' OF
lie ASK ~ CON al HCF IE SEW fOhN s fsrIodh ~ Nhp
D.. 40 L.., Of zoos m the endts 5Atn ~, The oh dJ g
.nc, lfl3t On A.
Aveftg I,us and Dsc'tn' 800
-ts-s--
" ~"
"
CITY ant County Il sew Yon hsiy a. va Ia,is ~ 'ne
BSi Of Commerce Sew YoI bong COY ~ hh 'A'
tie slove stsiemsat - correct a. r. 'HH' S4'A''''
o" ~ " Wy " L...iI I.,iss, Eolsy rgbac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09
Bank Statements.

American Exrh1nRe Hank.-S.aieneat Of tue
AnEKICaN EXCHANGE gAHN, r. feJfei ~ 'ispief o.
o the ~set SATURDAY. tie Oh d>J u Jna'
iey
L,errs o Jots and D.oosn sbh6DJe 20
Iv.,ag. On, Of 4 ........... IIOoSy 90
As-rsr Hnpni OF pr's ","".'7t' %"
fyHuy - iDrt, Nor Z" ne Ai.'
Bsl He~ foft, bns duty d2'e and -, nat
The correct ts Lesl Of Ss,,. anlb A-L
- Murray cabrL
syora bsiofs NO Ell day u June. 1893.
Fupsslc EuLL. Notary Pubic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09

Dste hers' and Dr.ser-' brnk. ',.-.rui Q! ths
n Ahh hANa- gffafca - .i- ~
50 s,f NJ sad ss4fAr lie ota ep 4r, i71
Grsrss - 'aas a1 ii-saat- t,vs'.y 80
srfgass '.tss~ 100
A.. s - Hi'es'a ...-.-t..-.-- l<.'t'i
% at ff - - 500
ttTs-I a1uHJ So fa't. J. ta'f y fer e. ~" -
T., Ass al ufsF.rs Ll 80 81 -
.s5ss .t,.s1.ni . c1-fss 81 Ds
o. b FEAt.ls. Cssa>t
suxa tso., - ri Gh ~ ofIouf lea
e. I.t-s. .usr-.a-sF a. ress'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09

~ o. ROBERTS, LINE.
w, ChLIFORNfA VIA NICARAGUA
90 SATt.tDA JuLe II. 81 noon. .
Ts recnsr AMFiCA WI sail e. above, eSnoec;ing "Sb
h~...r MOSES TAYLOR ....-....
Fer "a ,vaiy 4, D.. y. CARRiSGrOS,
No. III Wosttf. corner o. " sfTen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09
NEW-YORK 4 NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY Is, lsf3.
rn.INsLEAyE NEWBORN:

Passenger staioa in Ss~Yo-t corner aIh-st add <hsv
Entrance on zithst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09
nnnl, laid La, Nn,y.Ynrk nry Daci. Compnny.-

UnuiI Of % n NcW-f Ort Tfy UJri- C0HVFHy.-
~ .aeni cl u SAM ~ iHE sfN fOHA Dtf DOLk Gov
PANi BY Ch.p - Lava Of is6j Iof iae week enshf
s.urify hi 6,h asy % June iDi .o a.. mn
Lpins aai "a enNh tf% o.
49, -. ,a, ~ trcn.r- N,Iy8 40
NJ Deposits asStf 90
% Se~ fos., T. j. L"ESpt', ISt = %
he N.y Yo DIV .I h-an, day dIe an
~. t.r lo-e .et.ot ,,-.ct l. J. LOCKWOOD, Ssshef
ssoa veofo VI, she dfy II June. 1853
I=sar L. CH.rsAs. Jr, Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09
Gteamboats amo uailroaos.

INFECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HAK1'
~ FORD connecting with Railroad 10 SPR lN0fnLLg.
NORTHA AYrON. BELLOWS FALLS. BkAItLH
BORO, &c. Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves fecr,sIrS
: D. NJ, MOnssy Wednesday, and Frdsy. stsspSr iii
OF HARTFORD leaves Peek..iio ~ y m.' i"s'"~y'
Thursday sod Saturday.
The OF this line frs.cass Bound stesnss s NJ
commanded by competent and sIpersscei 'hcs's'
Nrw.Yorx Nav rs 1863
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09
FOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

FOh DOoIU .N duu I NV IDFNCFI, wa NEW-
Il PORT and FALL RIVER The sprndbi and sup-,,oe
steamer METROPOLIS. Capt brown, leaves New. Yorh
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ard SATURDAY, At
oo.oet D. m and tue EMPIRE STA T. Capt Brsyton %
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. at o'clock D u,
nom Pier No 3h. X.
Hereafter no rooms viii be regarded secured to any
picsr, until The ssIne shall have been paid for
Feiaht to Bo.,on forwarded through with great Dispatch
by Ell ESpress Freight Trim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09

Chemical Uani.-Fla1-ulo q 80 tui-dItAs
rsf .r.. re- 4, 80 ..sl - -
E-tafs.ytt~ 80 oI t4ur 80
t-. 49, flss-1 - = u. t.De
-
= D-ssr.t. s,ss"'S'
g..f- - o., tssfas - hA1,. t1ns ia ,
,au lss ssss~u - % "a hss' q
g. .stsasa4 t-.sf 1-pi'L " NlA.lA"N '.'-~
s-oEr ~ Ga isr q J-rs. - .,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09

I,er.ber MnauftrtLrsrs, BIgh.-fta.-u,oni Of lhe
IEATiii NakCIs CTl RLt~ BAN o. ne CRY OF View fof,
,-si ~ - Laws VI -, 0g lac retS enlns srafiJ
e OH tsy ~ June iSIi 49,
I,es s su,n. I'D G2S,si. 80
a,@,. g. ,n,orft 81 sp-e. ......... 6gOyOD ri
Asrfasc .m"nLt Of tutuala u TIC lat Lssihcr ..o
p-IsF ."s 10
Ciy C.auiy Yoft NJ ~ D PANT c4sti'r
The Le.ii-f 4 Dall hrnEdIy dte a tA
he ne testol ~ lnns rs- ini oeas
n q fALIEA C9ilisJ.
Sworn Letoss me tLs stb ss1 Of jane i'i
I,sbrsg BuAL Notary Futile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09

EaSt River Bank.-5,senrat 81 III. aAoI NiNtt
uANE f-J b. thswef 20 Laws - .e 10 tas VIZ 'S
stufi.y ne l'A d.y = I.ne. Irf3s an
- = - =. a.. 500. CrrtAeafss sf.OI5 80
- a. Ds.,-i 80
.~f4e 10 g.
CIV AID c4ny Ne rrfk. VIM camsn ca'h-f Of ne
TIC sS''o
Heh'' '"''''T " = CAHMAS ClslLsr
s-os. b-lg. me tn. oh Asy Of Juue Ia
d. yis OsDs. ConlrrsIoDsr Of Dceds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09

Citizens R,nk.-ataieinrnt Of tho CITIZENS BANK.
,~t.r-s 10. - 49, ~ 80 ~,-a ss-hs ssia -.J
de- ~ a-y q jon. ti1f
La. and .o66, Y.
of crs1 'aia0n 'ot
o., 80 o4sir o. So Iar C1nsSi c,a-f Of hs
uers Lak d4 drpe AL "a; he it's st.i-
aeni aatees, % tls bes, VI M is1s%isa .d bTte'
2. H. CUasrOCK. c.sh'sf.
Sworn k,sas. ne ps sh lsJ q Jane. ie1
J.T. W Pos SotaD PIbr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09

Ir~r TNFrrnrr Uank.-I 0pT ~ ~ -H' "I 1H'
rOHN AtAsBE HAsh frs.f~ - thtgfsf - La. .ss
isr - --.ss sst-ia tar o b 49, g. J.ar.i-li -
Az lEt1 10
,,,,rt a 800 stAtOf
-, sd =, a. "a ............... 90
Cfr t..r'J - ~ fori 49, PAL Ca~llf OF
t. ca ELargs llsat sns ilai he
-, .t-,.H,si oefrs U .rs-rdr snA tslsf
y A. PLATI Cashier.
s~osA L,sr, j. gh DAY u Junf i~A
las, Essss So,,J Pathr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09

Hanover "a ,ul. -3tat-n-ut 81 Tho llA"OVLK BAhA,
se- io rrt-I bf cbI'e 10 Lass0 !s FOR The wcsk eld
i.s saiufdsJ Inc dty OF me, ,s'Js -
A,rsr sunai f0an- sal Dreou 90
A.,r. fn4nt Of sprs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000" 10
am en- 'rtssn.
We.
,tv c8GaiY Sea iofk rlpnN L. rsYp Gamer 81
t~ is.s~f bnr duly d~pr ani say hat the
,,,'@m.H of Iosi-is, lt trtst
TIJ, /. TAfLO4l CAshcr
s~orn l.ete ne hi. tth lay Of Janr. 80.
J.s w. H.tl Notary PLLt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09

;I,ui,1 t,au Corrpnuy.-Stsrrnrn. of the 81 NrhAt-
IAN COaPAsY Of the CT, the dsuy 'tArer
q III. l- n sosH. tho .gsng Saturday, roiHas me
Oh DAY at June, it1b .-.-a 49,, %,
Average amount Loan. and Dsoonn,s y,
.,.s S.', ~ ,cni s,,on .......... i,ss9 ut
ss eaor-, =. ns-o.t. .......... S.t1:.2S. *
Cty ,ud Co-ay Of sew YORK JlhB Ha-h;scr Ca'nS 81
the Manhstan Company Of New orL b.ir duly a"ol e
plsc say atye aemeht eofe 70 ta sest o my
rnovlsCsr md belief JohS hAhsEh"Ai, eAN"'''
sworn te.oro this s;h Giy Of June. lasi ,y
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-25

blood for daring TO choose our own politi-
cal faith?
would not counsel resistance to any
of the laws of our country. As good
citizens and patriots, we must obey the
laws; but, when assailed in open day, If
is surely our right TO act in self-defense.
Democrats will not be the attacking party
but if these assaults are continued, {: for
bearance will cease to be n virtue" and
blood will flow at home as it has on the
battlefield. We hope these things will
not be; but, upless Republicans wish it,
they must stoptheir 50 mad career"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-25
How Jed Missed II.

Some folks are in the habit of talking
in their sleep, and Miss Betsey Wilson
was of the number. This popularity she
accidentally revealed TO Jedediah Jenk-
ins, in a careless, conversational way
Jedediah had just finished the recital of a
matrimonial dream, in which the young
lady and himself figured as hero and
heroine, he having invented the same for
the sake OF saying, at the conclusion, it
was 90 too good TO be true and by thus
speaking parallels, assuring the damsel of
what he dared not speek plainly
- never DREAM" said Betsey; ''but
l sometimes talk half the night, and tell
everything know in my sleep"
- You don't say so"
. Yes i never can have a secret from
mother. If she wants to know anything,
she pumps me after Eve gone TO bed, and
L answer her questions rs honestly as if
my life depended on 1t. That's the rea-
son wouldn't 90 to ride the other night
L knew she would find it out. 1t is awful
provoking," :"
Some days after this, Jed called at the
house, and entering the parlor unannounc-
ed, found Miss Betsey, probably overcome
by the heat of the weather, had fallen
asleep on the sofa
Now Jed, as the reader has surmised,
had long felt an overwhelming partiality
for the young lady, and yearned TO know
if it was returned; but though possessed
of sufficient courage TO mount - the dead
ly breach" or breeches (connubial ones,
we mean), he could never muster spunk
enough 10 inquire into the state of her
heart, But he now bethought himself of
her confessed somnambulic loquacity, and
felt that the time to ascertain his fate had
come. Approaching the sofa, he whis-
pcred:
MY dear Betsey, tell me, oh, tell me-
the object of your fondest affections"
The fair sleeper gave faint sigh. and
responded:
"I love-let me think here YOU
might have heard the beating of Jeds
heart through brick wall Il love heav-
Ell, my country, and baked beans. But
if have one passion above all others, il
Is for roast onions,''
The indignant lover didn't wake her,
but sloped at once, a sadder but not a
{ ,.,.ra
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-25
The First Fruits Of EIs1ancIpa-
lion.

From every quarter of our country
comes the news of negro outrages, and
the mischievous tendency of Lincoln's
emancipation proclamation. Wherever
the northern and southern armies come in
contact with the negroes, collision and
bloodshed ensue. The Federal soldiers
swear that if they have TO fight with them
they Will dispatch them in the first battle,
and before the rebels shall receive fire
The few that have been pressed into the
Federal service, have. on trial, been found
50 lazy, worthless and treacherous that IL
became necessary TO discharge them
Those that come 10 the North have an
idea that the proclamation not only freed
them feom their masters, but for all NOR
al and legal restraints, and hence they
commit outrages upon our northern
women, and other high crimes TO which
their beastly passions prompt them.
There Is scarcely a court IN the Northern
States where these ebony culprits cannot
be found, and the people sometimes be-
come so exaspera;ed with these brutal
outrages a TO resort 10 violence. The
negro riot in Detroit, Michigan ON the
, 9th and 9Th inst, Is the beginning of
what we may expect if the free blacks
are commingled with the whites.-.Sonl-
cT-set Democrat.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-25

Governor Parker, of New Jersey, ought
to do tie like
The LEGISLATURES of Delaware. Mary
land, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and
Illinois, ought also forthwith to train
their militia. There is no safety from in
vasion or civil war, now, even among
ourselves, but in a trained militia. under
State authority.
We hope and trust ROW, that in good
faith-we have answered the He7ulrs
quesfion.-We do not propose, we will
add, TO take one step without law, or
contrary to law. The violation of law
in fines of excitement is a horrible crime,
for 1t leads to reprisals, arson, assassina-
tions, revenge. The State courts, and
the Federal courts, are ample for all of
our protection. The courts of the free
States are all loyal and sound. Even the
Republican Judges of Wisconsin, we have
seen. declared that President Lincoln vio-
lated the Constitution in suspending, OF
himself, the writ of haJeas corpus. Stand
by the law-SrAND BY THE I-Aw-we
repeat and re-repeat. The law Is ample
for the protection of every mans rights.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-25

OLD ACES LAST JoKE-When our
good President heard of the recent rebel
raid at Fairfax, in which brigadier gen.
eral and number of valuable horses
were captured. lac bravely observed,
s.Well, / am sorry for the horses"
''Sorry for the horses, Mr. President -
exclaimed the Secretary of War, raising
his spectacles and throwing himself back
in his chair IN astonishment. .s1es,'' -
rcplied Mr.. Lincoln; al can make a
bgigadier general in five minutes, bus it Is
not 50 easy 10 replace hundred and ten
horses"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-25

every villain of the Abolition party would,
no doubt, take The Union of which
they speak Is not the Union of the
Fathers-the Union of the Constitution,
but an Abolition Union 10 Be perfected
hereafter-a veriiable League with he'll
and covenant with death -"-PRriof and
IJflog
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-25
EBENSBURG, PA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25 1863

BILE to suppress by force the Democratic
newspapers of this city, was an outrage
that demands the exemplary punishment
of the guilty, and the condemnation of
all men. And we call upon the civil and
military authorities to ferret out the offen-
ders, in order that they may be proceeded
against according to law,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-25
-,r DEMOCRATIC NETTING
EpUES AND RESOLUTIONS.

oasace ur the attack upon ,hc
FL SsfSa,:r, Democratic printing
br an a-urd mob of military,
amp Chase. M .tl;o.itior citizens
sd a, military. on the night of lie
ean-. q cal was made for aSslm-
Of the D.mocracv Of Franklin
a, Columbus. On til. 1th, 10 con
hat measures should be adopted 10
I'M law aHd Order ard to preserve
Iz0;e.l Fhe lie. Liberty AMI Prop
'f Tie rea-3a The meeting WIS 4
r ILr court horse was i;;caEra-
aaila- gira one-:liird. and the
mha-r wa~ called To order in
@ Thrilling speech we~c
Gor. M,darv. CA, Ma#yEcnn..
Kenny. Jude 'iI.urnl"n and
rs. ia + 'li"wing preamble aud
Us. r:e--t,d ~ .Iud.c TLur-
I'll ;.r committee appointed for
7.-s. we're a.Iop.ed unanimously
iuI cl.scrs:
PREAMBLE.
-l-ht OF tac 9th instant a moi,
ere iuadred persons. composed
q, aud citizens disguised a. sol
7.'! with swords and rcvo.ycrs.
70 tn editors rooms OF the CJ7si,
az ard d, Strovcd whatever prop
r"lLi lay their hands upon. and
'Hgus wayS injured tie buildings
7Tarl repaired TO and attacked
OF lhe OaHg St,5fcsn,u, and only
a'-'1 the pOiice and some citiz 'ns
!, 10 IL Lri. nrr. 1hey also. a. We
9mai. Threatened the destruction
Hrr'.,e- They manifrstlv, in,
/" suppress, 10y Illegal violence,
f Dtmgcg.g:.c press of this city.
l.r wer" planned and executed
secrecy aud dispatch, that th'
o-1' were >acked and the aitacl
N'iyels Office begun before th,
r @, tLe mob was known to any
ADJ number OF our layv-abiiin:
ard lhu> a defence of the CITsi
Fa' I~Vycut-d. That theS.. deed
-7''i 5y Pcr~s ~ who dared no
A"n haad In their commission
-ct reason TO believe bu
shall have further and accurat
-an upon this point, we forbea
-'a names, lest we should wron
va may BE- mjustly suspected
sliFageS are tlte natural con-e
% lat fatal disregard of the Coz
a1d the laws hat has marle
y OF our administration, Fcder;
~. ever since the war began, an
4'>e and tagraiIt assaults upo
,'-'.>In, motives and purposes {
--,-iF'i'Ic party, daily indulged
NepubAcan press and Republica
When the public authoritie
support the Constitution. set Il
oi violating It's most sacred pr,
when citizens guilty of no crime
s law were illegally arreste'
.'-soned when the writ of Hale
-Ss practically suppressed; whc
,'p over speech and the PIE
-iied and frequently practicec
~s terrible doctrine UTTERLY d
o. freedom and free institution
government, in times like thes
whatever 1t deems nccessar
49,. , IN 50 doing, it may violate t
rrI,' ' was boldly proclaime'
ON. .s OF property guaranteed
,'uhon We're openly invaded a
,,o, : oe o'erthrown by and execuii
Cli when these and like e
" disregard OF our laws and &C
OF our rights anil libcrli
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-25

E- The capture of Gazoo city is cred
i;esl in Wa>lineton-ihc rebels are said
10 cuuccos iis>iact
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-25
,boii;iol Hob at oiasi,bIs.

- rE ~ T.:E UiFiCE~ OF FiiE
.Er-T> N$p -TNTI-~IiNN-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-25
,uCP4T 6 SENTINEL"

LrmCP4T 6 SENTINEL"
v rgbIished every Wednesday
| tone DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
ravable in advance; ONE Doll
/ S,rglTY FIVE CENTS, if not paid
-,pths and Two DOLLAR if
rI the termination of the year.
--r-i7n will be received for a
81 than SIX months. and no
iii he at liberty to discontinue
mill all arrearages arc paid, ex-
!. lr,ion Of the editor Any per-
.Irr. FIR SIX months viii ie char
poLLAa, unless the money
z advance.
,avertisiHg Rates.
me iassff'H. Tiro do. Three do
i -12Ine~I / so S IS sl,00
E. ~ lines 90 l 90 ? 90
i. t55 lines I so > 90 8 OC
! months. G do u de-
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-21

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS.-In the case OF the
People vs. John Foren, on trial for murder in
the Fifteenth Judicial District Court, last
week, Judge Sexton held that the wife of the
Defendant vas competent witness, and she
was allowed TO testify ou behalf OF her bus
band. We learn that the decision was based
on an amendment Of the civil practice act al
lowing the husband or wife TO testify for or
against each other, in civil cases
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-21

HOSPITAL PHYsIcIAs.-The County Hos
pital has been awarded to Dr. Mott, of Chico,
for the term Of one year from the first Of Jan.
uary next. There were propositions from sew
eral parties, that Of DR.. Mott being accepted
By the Board of Supervisors. DR.. james
OBrien is in charge Of the Hospital at pres
ent
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-21
DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

Det4llty, from whatever cause arising, may be
cured: strength, IN whatever manner il may have
been wasted, may he restored by the use Of this
powerful and healthful invgorant. For Indiges-
ton and all its painful effects bodily and mental
they are positive specific.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-21

ToBAcoo FAcroREEs.-Two or three gentle
men, encouraged by the prospect of an exien
siye crop Of tobacco IN Santa Cruz county,
next season, are about 10 erect tobacco faeio-
ries at Wa,sonvile. So says the Pajaro
Times
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-21
qdeeklp 8uttt Retoro

THAsKsGrvISG.-In accordance with the
Proclamation Of the President of the United
States, and of the Governor of California,
there will be Religious Service in the Brick
Church in Oroville, on Thursday, the 2Cih
instant, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
Rev. D. Deal, from MarysyIlle, will preach.
The public are invited 10 attend.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-21

WHAT exquisite embroidery, Mrs. Jones
Pray, how do you find time, aside from your
domestic duties, to execute such elaborate Ge-
signs, and trim your own and children gar
~neAts in SO remarkably elaborate and elegant
a style2"
-"Nothing is easier, my dear Mrs. Brown,
The secret is in the fact Of my being the for
tunate posseSsor Of a "Grover x Baker" Sew
ing Machine, which executes net only my or
.s.as,y family sewing in the most beautiful and
duratle manner, bat POSSESSES the exclusive
merit of Easraidsry and Braid'as in the style
sou Sc much admire. giih the same facility as
ardiasry stitching"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-21

HUI BgAcFY sailed on the Pacifc with the
Idaho murderers, on the 18th instant, that
steamer getting of on bond.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-21
a Word to the Aged.

In the decline of life the loss Of vital force conse
quent upon physical decay, only be safely sup
piled by some yivifyinC preparation which recruits
the strength and spirits without entaling the ex
haustion which Is always the final effect Of ordinary
stinulants. We tender to the aged
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-21
DIR. RADWAY'S PILLS.

II afflicted with either Of the above named diseases, q
to six boxes of Dr. Railways Pills will cure yon BY ,a
few doses ofthe common Drastic pis-tha grip, and n
YOU when they operate-you may obtain temporary rel
but If YOU stop taking these imperfect pills fur week
month YOUR old complaint returns Now this u mol
method OF cure Indicated by Or. Railways Pills. They 4
perfect cure and the patient Will not require any 1
medicine.
PILES, STRATNING AND TENESlfUS,
PILtS, STRAINTNG AM TENESMUS,
Are the results Of Inflammation irritation Of the N y
membrane Of th bowels, induced by drastic pills.
imperfect pills, instead Of being dissolved hy the chile
carried 10 the lover bowels, and iu-ca per.s alc M
cnt or evacuation By their rrtatunhcnce tho stati
cram g wrenchiug p1ins piles AMI tcnesuus, and the
quent false calls TO the water cosl, that patents TN
who take these imperfect pills
II YOU would avoid these annoy vsncee, whenever pu
tive medicine is required take dos. OF
RAIIVAY'S REGULATING PILLS.
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND LEA
THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons Afflicted with Piles may rely positive cure
their
COATED WITH GUN.
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COATED WITH G
Dr.. Railways Pills arc elegantly C 'aicd with Gam
free from taste or smell can be taken at all times an.
all occasions No danger VII result from colds, If exp
10 wet damp weather after taking these pills
SIX OF RAILWAYS PILLS
Have secured vigorous evacuation IL severe cases OF
fammaton Of the Bowels, Paralysis, &c after Csotoa
Harlem Oil, injections and other means completely isilel
dose Of Railways Pills Will remove all distractions, az,
cure free passage. Directions for use arc inside each
Price per box 25 cents Sold by druggists, Medicine
ers. and StoreGeepers
\. B-Every agent has been furnished with fre;h
new made Pills. As each box is enclosed with alesl
grayed Label, take none others.
RADwAY q Co,
2 S. Maiden lane, New for