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, 1863-08-30

~ Qr1oans} Chose un1tyzI1ed trccesx IN the treat
ant ofChrouic, Aercur1A. Blood snt other diseases
THAT REQUIRE sEuLFUL TREATMENT.
as permanently located himself 1t 81 Randolph.
st-ect Chicago Dr. .Jamoa recommended By the mo
ea sca the &iaaost ertro p.esb Of tho South
fheusands Of ucfortunstes hleas br. JAAEs wba.
but sor hin wonld be living = miserable exist
e1oe. The env1ah1e reputation d. James enjoys from
6e @keA to the Gut, u the rcsuit OF Ia6-s q 9tud3
&1&p1nervston.
nes usss no Mercury. 1odtta> Pot2zsl. Axseutc
AeariIlk, II the treatment Of blood dAeAseG
1bntra1ixe1, = t!-h ie scetttgc cure
ksnle Weakness cured b 4 new and irI4n1b!e
3ehoo szring both tine end exr4nae
touee arc pa1sn!- 1T &C aado1ch street, -stai:sa
,Qlco houtz troH. l. H. until 81 u =:
- CONSULTATIONS MY1eG.AnLR-
sS<-aB EmdEw1s
, 1863-08-30

TROY FEMALE SEMINARY.
j. This Institution otrrs the accumulated advan.
ttRes q hitJ 1eAa OF successful operation. Every
faculty u provided for thorough couIse OF usefui
= otnansEta1 Z scneaton. uadeE the direction of
=, For Circulars apnly to JukE 4. WILLARD. Troy
Now York. aus u366N
, 1863-08-30

/ UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.

UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.
Announcement for 1864. =:
on IT, ssh Tear of tic un,very bsea.
tt5 rart Term from sepeuhe, 11h to cnrtst1s,. VI.
c,;;eo s;seoaa Ts1@; January 3D. ,se to Aplea Vi.
Third Term. nou AD,tl s:h 70 su,yas
- THE ACADEMY
Commences t.s nert yrar under new suep1ces Prof
aeTs ~ q p1ss e sn r.: ata aesse
mics, via ent~r s d1He1 Principal ot the AcAd.
emy of the tuce1ety with tho CONN., ercemeht OF tbs
eqc1 70 " ~ '' '>@''''
The Best in the Country
For tts pu.To4e either lifting for College OF general
education. ~
TUE UNIVERSITY PROPER
VIII bekln tie ncx With III tts chars OF nc,
r bndrR is unhet EninK Tho. ough rcaovadon. The
management. IL v1ew % scouting to stqdsSu VIC
The great CLARK TE1Rso sPE Tie Eres1eat Rsffsctor
y ne Wofsd u now Eoun1. s In Bos.oa and is az.
petttd to sr7tve dnr1r & the yta1.
EXPENSES.
t9o 1er year
Eeen anini:Ssi. siesrtiif sh.ets. p s 4 "''A'
r. see,e s. Including vod sssts y 9..SiaE
ard booEs sIe found By economical students not to
For 5nrthfT appy to the President Of tho
University Rev. c. Bu1fuuehx. D. D. or 10 Rev. H.
g. clasle. Financial Secretary. vru.n oc,vx
-- Prteidcnt Of tho Trn1tees
=. a. sn1A eecselaiy. ou29m2 Swceod 3tw
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fcJntels.

NOTICE TO SaIpPHKS or
l. TALLoW. LAID, CREASE. DO The aede1
.Ded pAy It IL psrtcL1Ay nteutoL the sAu Of TAt
oH. a1d ~ eosp stook1 any Consignment sentH
then, viii b promp<y dieposed Of. ard qlck retu1zi
xesfy pEtee ee.7rnt ks:!e 4 2 SO aeadt1f ssetr -
ns;aT setsEs5ss + nss4 5:aa saaae ( asT as Roet
, 1863-08-30

In dtder To kssr pAea With thu de1nasqs IL The es
aE public, tto soa1aGur1 Ct tn!a pcpai1r xoufa bsT
added Ea1y 4mtfoyoT eEa iIr1n1 tie YoSf 1aS3 yzeF
M!;h II sqansstoSs r xm oe tcu5d n II rtsreca
ElEaT ELAEA RoUTk to a. th++ Elatasu cities E*4
E"ca u 5:ons ballaStnd md catrr3y ms Hpg sss
, 1863-08-30

DR. HULIARD-Ionq and IA

K~ Hl3LlAKD-Long and ta'
- vorahly known In tho Norshwest, hzs bis ofoca
G. Randolph seeet Chicago, up stairs for the eare
Of al Diseased IA znale female Special attention E.
e. to ~ nalacies OF lcng standing. hsFe eo!oa
oouc of the worst cases Of blood dseasea eEc
L. this country. Patients At distance cao o
by letter with err.y confidence Advice grsds- Ea
close stanp to secure . ready answer to anta'foKs-
aona. Female Golden Lurar Pills, p:'oe one dollar
rtr box II scct to any distance threa thtee cent
Etumps src required to prepay postaze. Omca hours
rscr A. " TIL 10P. y. r. Q. Boz SEQ. Chlc4go. IN
rn.S lAA12K
, 1863-08-30
1863 THE 1853,
PENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL R, n

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,1969 TFT 1aa0 ,
A~o~ -" 1885, :
prswrcv~a~ .,,~1rr1>
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s25 Niles Double Track.
In dtder q kssp pAea With tho denaaus u The ss
added Eany 4ntfoYez az during tte vnsr faSa ~
N!th IL connections i WI oe feu1d II e rc4css4
ErsS 5;ons ts1aS.od sad ca41 ~ f,1s S1sa. ~
----~. :. - "'e ~
aal-Aa DAt11 ti1A4sa faoa
PIITSBURGH tn 1pHTAnNru uuYN
with c,ose connection. froa, e.s.rr, ,s..,-,
IA a1 ris 70 FA
Es1TfA6EF sNn VI 4r4vt4C e tt4aCfr4onzx Il
,k Sr9T PHI ls;s91gh r. e SsT 725k oas ss rass ds
HYre In sdTsuco of I'll other Ioutr. q Eli. u
NA'A-" - ~N ~ ~ 1o'4e@ <o''es'
HEVEH DAILY TBA1AG FKQ4
.--
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
ks;aEood o. Aay o. taa aoand nea. Fsre to IL pots
- s1.~3sE MM ~ ~ ~ 1oanas 1 ,,. .. 4.
TT III Rn1ttaSnr4 W eaat Lt1os % fhl2de1h'a Aa
HarSxyn 80 ~ rlecTaI +nrar~, ,.,t-~,.1,
~--@A@ >A~~s'1 @ae = sa12%a3s eA lsGs
~ n u x II X'a
vazsd = sa noa s,sf5 2; + Ta
!! ssEsors, 70 II oa 81 3os se 3. e. EST is
~ H.so11f ~ = - ~ n14 14eo4 "1eocAa Iowa.
~ tn Prnrxu'rari1 - ~ Rs.SS..o., s.., ,u.
p4ttshutrn Viii stexm.rs h5 1Shtrs a.ooG.
s5aed 20 aay port On ~ Ono a3nsk1E1n, Ken
, 1863-08-30

T,ogio- nn,;g Tha.o, H. ruEu r1utsLM uEu
Thirn rair;n ~ R-oa ~ che, 1chsaes aos
tTavSr riloro. AImpupaAnsoA .
Late William Thomson Alfred Throop mr.
Ltcn u Mm Thomas o1on Thomas T.
Taylor Vim Il Tuck NE Turner Manuel
ISylof John Thompson Ab't Tnt1oh James P
Tagtor Is TTreli " H Tobin Monaz =.
Thomas Richard gan Tyler JamegD
Jlndo1 n tucker g Thompson il
Tu1k " To5yn John Townermr
Ioombs :Dantel I3let John !fsFtanc
o. Jants Icmi !! son JosB Terry
Thompson Cbas 9Iul1 Jamca B fireman Jamsa
D Thebo Hector Tucker Charles
=: -:
GrdeIhin saml aUtley Ephraim Ulm Wm-
LnccIhiA B5ron.- Ukle John
t1ich Barton a Orch Ephraim -. :.
w.
va,daen1w va1s1a,,no ro,,+-v,r.,..,.,n
vannsme / 70 vtrmt,,1on p,tervfgeert9 vfgeeo 999n
yaientine = vsInisnS nhss vsni1,nt unie1t voRn
Aiken varpeI1 HenrVs Henru HIu,ra' ""
tn VanGpantr - vsRda So9n
valiant n11var Van III ~ i vantiaI ~ - n
yanshsn Bcn;. vansivIc ~ nscaS1 1snneaEA HnF
M 1'~ VsnsiyFc ira 'Aossat aen1y
;:
80. =. "
Wagner Henry BWatson Thosw willard Georaa
, 1863-08-30
G)iea9o: Gribn11e'.
MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1868.

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining uneeued for In the Chicago Post
Office,
, 1863-08-30

Stevens E g mr4 r.
Stevens Loretto u1rs
stiles Elizabeth mrs
strickler Jennie miss,
.6wift Clara E miss
Stark James L miss
~
Taylor Martha " mrs !.
T..t1kcn Bell miss
T4tcomb Ch.rIott.Unfss
11'otnreon Jane E mra
Todd Ellen mrs
Toale II r mrs
Traak Sarah mig,
Thompson ltnuie miss
Thomas Katie miss
Tu1y Mary mrs
, 1863-08-30

CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTEnS.

CELEBRAIEDS STOh1ACIR B1TTE1kS.
/ -,
D5srepsa paase. *lA. .aAs4 ~ aAa ss1no
/ .no ooa1. ~ uap.ess ~ .anu'
3.s,ls 80 .s.s..s - 10y .t.ss ~ ~ som'.
mS"s"s 1.ao ~ sSH.".a.ss so...en n n.,s"
s-,aN.s ~. .s,.s ~ 49, s..sss ss.-..
~ .tas ~. 1a1 W.
--~. ~. -. 80 800 .e.
. - .,atH.as ~. ~ .a u1e!!s pn1a'
oseAa SI1.a..,1 au1a.ns ~. eao'o W
e 1ueo y. 1ss.t1ss.,e .S,.Ut1s., -.st
70 Y, sons.saau!a. .tl.n!a asess..
Nervon. nrn.tration. mental rtoon-
Hera1ds Of madness or thu tomb:
For these-thouxh mineral nostrums bill
Hosrr1Ezas BREEHas-nedietne sure,
:. nr....s,. rpxx. ,.. .xn .a7< n,,,on, ,o,-
e. nns +. ~ .as
toSs11fAi1oA, - 444o ~ al eoln
CT ''g TIC great remedy
HosrErrER,s
CELEBRATED sTouAounrrrEns
rox.rasrsr,o a.. and ,,od:
, 1863-08-30
HTNTER TREATS ALL

kT TEDICAI CARD.--Mary H.
~ Tho;npeo1. y; Etadaets oI the New EnE
Arrounc{6 tEE1 las epeled N once in this city
f1.r!tG p14c-1ctd 3ras n the Eew York 1afrnA:9
ra',cragr Of the people II Ch:caEo and vicinity.
Otncr ~ State street. Offc hours from TOT :. Il.
AL.6.kS7t.tU MARY II, THOMPSON. IL D.
, 1863-08-30

FRU1T JARS AND CANS.-We
= have large and complete azsozsment Of
FRUIT JARS. :.
" COMPRISING
RAKFR. T. LYMAN's Tin Cans to Solder,
HAI1E1L, STONE 4 CO.'S Tin Cans to Cement.
spencefs Glass Cans. for cork
EtAMaled and Braes Preserving Kettles.
-. :. Tea Trays. Of all grades. B1ittania Ware.
Hardware, Builders Material, Nails,
Butchers Files, Warranted
Edge Tools.
VER-FLATED WARE
xAvC7AcTuExD ExPRkss1Y FOE rs.
Fine Table Cutlery ot american and Engllsh braads.
Rubber Handle Gnt:nry. Wostenholn1 & Wadea
Butcher ard Pocket Knlyes and Razort.
Grocer Tea CAus Filter Gather Busters, 8EusheA
BErcms, Wooden and Willow Ware manufacturer
Of Tin. Sheet Iron and Copper Wares.
a. &. 4 G. II. MILLER,
au23 3l2s1-lm &n and 81 6tata street. Chicago.
, 1863-08-30

Howell P :
Hodges E s -,
Hughes r E
uuWcu Elijah T :
Hunt ET d co ".
Hoxie 3 E =
ltoxell Robt L.
Hu1ett 6aml 4
Hotchsiss Geo E.
Hobley Gm -.
, 1863-08-30
Trde1hi11ll saml sut1ey Ephraim glm Wm-.
TlIich Barton 4 Orch Ephiaim

=. :,
Vaoalstine Cort- -Vanslyck 1T
lind Veeder John P
VermfllIon: :PeterVfncen John
Verplank Chas Yanbrunt WE,
VaTnen Henry Henry
-Fancoust " Il Vekltu John
VandyAnter " DVandeker WI
Van Kelt Juo Il Yanbfack T,W~.
Yanslyke Jas Vanscalt Henry
Vanslyke J D3
, 1863-08-30
nOCTOR BIGELCW,

Ean be oonsu1ted 1t ha o1cs 17s South Clark se.ee
eS::er Of Monroe. GhieaEo ~: aa4 block RON II
Fiat Q4ce all ChfokC DseaseA and diAaa8eE Of both
a.es which he tvr&ts NTH unparalleled tucesae.
Rons separate, where ladies and geutfemen cen co1
y0l the Doctor. Once hourE trdIn l.. H. to 6. P II
Dc adA5B. 10 70 II A. fo'1muntcato5e cann acntts.
Ec-kut.atjoLs free Address F. O. Box Ia. Inciove
h Et2rEuH Rnd get liz
, 1863-08-30

Ireland John
1nIiyyJacob'

eaey RelIey S1pt Thpps sss KnoslssM Kins sg wmu
RUIZ i''saa K5s'7 + jssa ks$*Hsss'.oa' IL
1s,tt1e A,bs.t Lille ! :: Leach pwo
sn hnhe, Lsn:s,d d1Ss Tnrrv fnaS w., YIN
Like II Lamb John q Iowery Jonr
i ianc cbas Linn John I'ovd rJ ue
Lake Dsnl Iescs jos Loomfa JF
fna Ros s~ tssf; asa ?Ss Eene 3:l.aa e.
!i; Esfe.' fsssS;; John Ess!s:s
L. T DregnFdwnI aapss1e " EStis Sia:a TAas 9s'
S.:
LtoraidTi thyLtavins II Lockwood 4
s Hugh en Esen Master 9S! tot9,9a 9'}e petet
Nv" %ss's fss'7 III 1szanar
Miller co Observation-Disclosures Kirby:
| Wtriam mr. Ms-FD Mulvc1l John
III: nd nhall No 3I MeErs,t s., ss. Moody James
| Ets ,,,.,,,3MoyaES 3MoyaE FIJI norris Joseph e
| na:sne!d NIT ISsyTs.G = MorGan John
MasneE Myron ANapsfnrr i d Mowrcy John
| Ma.h'ss r3. MyEon MayGs eapt a3Iow!ey 3Iy 6.. JB
Mssnwm n 5isnn = II H;,nI. Hn;su:rs2 aol'o
a5ts1n Ma5o W. d Msnn saxr pxt,,.,. 9ioose
EsrsnwW " Ma.tin T,.rEIc, Sorrfs rranE
n.'hs ws Ms9ssaa Esn
| Miller Richard Mnxnr -AhfnhanNlfnlv Il J..
| 31nndy John Hxyo Alfred Wontssuo Daul
Martin Wn, Nna1 b Storel1 Mvndon
Ga, John Morrifon - ser Muctlmore Ch
| Mrlrosc John D ceant'' Myers Pottcr
Sn,sh Joseuh Man Patrick Snrrs; Hsufy.
| maxwell John Michel Adam Moss
sssoR ssa.s a. %sts a
s:ess,l H5Tas. 1[ Asis:iea sst5er- Mys!s No Nc, ~
MsRe W Me;5 Moisi, A%fsha s
EacnSn GeoG More harFL Woro Haksr =:
1ass ey Georse TSa;sgae @ % tevt Eaarphy f 4 Harris
Es-.,anRE 13tftsa m "@9 s=Mo1ris 1swrrnce
Ns1s1,aI, Enm TTers 1a1 mr. -, Tooairs F,anF:
mers Morton " B: >. =.
ne .
McG'ern MARX Mcclure John Mc!ntueS
ae1at.'' 1eapt eIsashaI jsme.MepSa,rtdgs asl Z 2
B< Garshy Law capt McLane capt
REYNOLDS s., " GMenatr Jams games Mecar.y Daniel
%rKsn4y yohp b nMsSs MsS!sll.9i MsSIes;y fstx
N s:sSs'!y JON t Msn!sIn u IsSsashtea = Fl {
s1e @ csss
NsKlnty eapt S{cGtstA 1hos AsBrl4e i Van.
Meeenn John Mckinney q u 3tcGloaa Ardy
ssSi1sy sy 5 $eSa e%eAss5. !. 49, ~ - - :
Heessia 5 5osn s!s!si!. r., aiSsk'!Sy Aiss H
Mcmillan Dan EAcKtrbyF F r capt
heKse John Ae1eods DR.
E:eho,: Horace 4 sEash F Nssh 5eha:::a
Nssle AntSos5 keIsoa MeveomG y
Shrnan Barney yNGstea MmoshSNSs%sp SNcso's "
, 1863-08-30

YVES Z CHICAGO LADIES'
EEtiEARY Ei West t9Andolnh stxess
The third year Of tkts :ttuH9n WITH couo1encb m
.GuEDAX. SEPTEMBER hFI
eircul<1s adtrcas MIss c. A. GEE &C. BOZ S14,
Chicago. unno.s. au1t-fTs4-4F
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

over crockerv. The servant was Invaluable.
Il was not she but the crockery that nigh, be
replaced. Ba; oh is there lady in England
who does not sympathise with my poor wife
as, Immediately after the removal Of the cloth,
she heard the smash Of her Wedgwood going
on in the kitchen? She sat still. aud WINGED
hard and pressed Der lips together at each
smash. Meanwhile, however. had told her
grief to cur guests, aud each crash was provo
king laughter, in which she at length, catching
the Infection, joined long aud heartily. The
starrie verra remained with rs until we left
that part OF the country. Thea her grim coan-
tenauce relaxed, aud she cried bitterly at part
ing. She was the only honest servant We ever
had in Russia.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17
IFor the Record
Reply to II. D's Who Would be
Doetor?"

How now, old Pilihags what's your putheF
Concerning this thing. that, and t'other:
Pray, why 50 sadly sing you solus p
You howl as though you'd ta en- 4 boiiss
Oh al indeed you'd left 4 pill
To cure A patient-or 10 kill,
When comes Tom Giligin, and raps
For you-tO Kill again, perhaps
So up you get and ont you 60,
To heal the sick, Of chance be SOD
Like 50 good Samaritan Of old,
You cure for loye-as well as gold.
But-ahem-ye -yes-that's it-you say
Your pay is all Is DELAY - delay
What then what boots your vain TRADE?
SeR out SCI out and quit the trade
PHGBUs
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

MAKIHG \ NEEDLE.-Nee eedles are made of
steel wire. The wire is first cut by shears.
from coils, into the length of the needles to be
made After batch Of such bits of wire have
been cut off they are placed in hot furnace.
and then taken out and rolled backward and
forward on table till they are straight They
are now to be ground. The needle pointer
then takes up two dozen or SO Of the wires
and rolls them between bis thumb and fingers,
with their ends on the grindstone, first one
end and then the other. Next is q machine
which fattens and cutters the heads Of ten
thousand needles in an hour. Next comes the
punching of the eyes, by a boy, so fast that
the eye can hardly keep pace with him. The
splitting follows which is running fine wire
through dozen, perhaps, of these twin needles
woman with little anvil before her files
between the heads and separates them.
They are now complete needles, but they
are rough and rusty and easily bent. The
hardening comes next. They are heated in
patches 10 furnace, aud when red hot are
thrown into pan of cold water Next they
must be tempered, and this is done by rolling
them backward and forward on hot metal
plate. The polishing still remains to be done,
On very coarse cloth needles are spread to
the number of forty or fifty thousand. Emory
dust is strewed over them. oil is sprinkled and
soft soap daubed over; the cloth is rolled hard
up, aud, with several others Of the same kind,
thrown into sort of wash-pot to roll to and
fro twelve hours or more. They come out
dirty enough, but after Tiusing in clean hot
bright, and are ready TO be sorted and put up
for sale.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

\ soy who had stolen some apples was for
given for the rather ingenious manner in which
be excused himself The schoolmaster asking
him what he had 10 say for himself, the urchiD
replied, the apples were Toms dont know
how he got them and now they're mine. and
he don't know how I got them
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17
We Democrats are Coming

AIR-AULD LANG sYNE.
We're coming. Father Abraham,
With banner and with song,
\ loyal Democratic host.
Our column presses on.
From Pennsylvania iron hills,
From Susquehanna's shores.
From Indiaua's fertile plains,
And from the Ohio.
We're coming, Father Abraham,
With freedom 5 flag unfurled.
By freeman's ballots to maintain,
Our rights against the world
We bow before NJ tyraut's throne,
We brook no despot's sway;
The Constitution and the Laws,
We honor aud obey.
We're coming, Father Abraham,
Let traitors fear and fly,
Let abolitionists give way.
Nor dare our power defy
We bear aloft no smoking torch,
(Though wide awake we are,)
The light of truth alone viii guide
Us on u yiptory.
We're coming Father Abraham,
Our mission We proclaim,
To take in charge the Government.
And guard the nations fame.
To save our country from its foes,
To vindicate the laws;
The Constitution as it is,
The Union as it was.
Were coming, Father Abraham.
The people so have Wild,
That Democrats henceforth alone
The Offices shall fill.
We come It's written on the wall,
Let Seward. Chase and Blair,
Stanton and Welles take heed in time,
Look out, Wen soon be there.
fWiliiamsport (Pa) Democrat.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

THE GEAvE.-Ii burieS every error, covers
every defect, exunguishes every resentment,
From It's peaceful bosom spring none but ten
der recollections. Who can look down upon
the grave Of an enemy and not feel a compunc-
tious ihroe that he shoald have warred with
the poor handful Of earth that lies Wondering
before him?
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ undersigned VIII apply u the Board Of Super
VisorS OF Butte County At their next session, for
license 70 establish Ferry across the Sacramento
river At or neAr the cid wood landing OF the Ste
pheas phase. jas below the island. and above Shar
KEYS Landing. G. ". COLBY.
Ian 81 lSig
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17
Notice.

az PURSUANCE OF A PUBLIC NOTICE
puhlished for so DAYS according 10 law an As
essuent Of One hundred dollars was levied upoa
ach share Of the Stock of the 49 and So QgaTtz
|iiuine Company aad whereas. there remains nn-
bald the assessment upon each and every share and
rac:ianal share Of stock Of SAID Company; It Is by
be Trustees now ordered that al of the stock ot
L,h aud every share aad fractional share Of Sto-
a the said company, be sold II auction to the high
s bidder according 10 law, Al the Office of the ~
Ina Sc Quartz Mining Company. Yankee Hil. Butte
|oaptv. on MONDAY, the 9th day ct October, A.
i. FS6a. at l. O'Clock NJ. of thai day.
GEO. p. GRANEI. Sec'y.
Yankee Hill, sept 5fh. lss2.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17
Agents for Record.
Business Notice.

Messrs. .THO's CALLow and D. NJ. BIsHoP having
purchased interests in the RECORD Newspaper and
Job Printing establishment VIII hereafter be asso-
cated in conducting the business of the same. No
change viii be made in the Editorial control OF the
Paper.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17
Victor Hugo.

HIS CoNE.-One of John D.s best yarns
was spun in our hearing few evenings since,
aud was substantially as follows
John was boarding at the National Hotel,
at which Mr.. A Connecticut manufacturer,
also stopped when doing business in town.
Mr.. \. was a prompt and successful business
man, smart as a whip as the Yankees say,
and witha (when business was all done up
snug q genial social companion, which natu-
rally enough accounted for his sometimes
perambulatiug with something heavy on his
hat
The dining room Of the National is Of gene
rous eapaclty-say one hundred (perhaps more)
feet deep-quite a journey from the entrance
to the end. One day, as our narrator was CON-
fortably seated at the table, preparing to do
ample justice to the merits of capital dinner,
who should he see enter the dining room but
Mr.. A minus his hat, but with the brick eyi
dently adhering to some portion of bis upper
story. No vacant seat at the lower extremity
Of the table offered rest and refreshments to the
discouraged pedestrian; SO he kept on the
even tenor Of his way" surveying Virginia
rail fence up the right side Of the table until
be reached the extreme head, where be found
an empty chair tilted forward, equivalent to
being labeled reserved the property, by
courtesy, of a lawyer whose august presence
it was at that moment awaiting. A. made
demonstration toward the vacant chair, but
was interrupted by 4 waiter, who took the
liberty of remarkiDg
This seat is reserved for gentleman -
4. drew himself up proudly. fuug one with
eriug glance of scoru at the impertinent waiter,
and remarked, loud enough for the whole table
to hear:
By-hes come =
The guest, who had watched the whole scene
with interest, exploded, while A coolly sat
down TO the enjoyment Of bis dinner.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

LET I'm MARCH.-Old John Browns soul
is marching on, and the Republican party is
marching after it Everybody knows where
to- 4 safe journey and long stay to them.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17
FOR SALE.

me GOOD WAGON AND TWO YOKE OF
y Oxen in good workior Qrlc-.
FOR further particulars amply %
WM. IEF ARSE.
Ioa-4ts Cherakea .at Butte Co.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17
Notice.

EA tha: my wife. Jalja \. Lynch. having lef,
my bed and baaul without iast cause ov proyoc4-
uoD, this is 10 warn all persons against harborIng
or trusting her on NY account. As l viii pay 10
debts contracted by her hereafter.
q. II. LYNCH.
LyReAs Ranch. nec. 9Th. IS6a.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

The most disagreeable articles to keep on
hand are hand cuffs
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

CoMPASIoSs-The most agreeable of all
companions is simple, frank man. without any
pretensions 10 oppressive greatness one WHO
loves life and understands the use Of it, obli-
ging alike at all times, above all of good
temper. and steadfast as an anchor. For such
a one we would gladly exchange the greater
genius, the most brilliant wit, or the profound
est thinker
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

DIsCovERIEs OF TIE ICRoscoPE.-Leuwen-
heck tells US Of animated insects seen with the
microscope, of which twenty seven million
would only be equal to mite. Insects of
various kinds are observable in the cavities Of
a common grain of sand. Mold is & forest of
beautiful trees, with the branches, leaves, flow
ers and fruit fully diseevnabla Butterflies are
fully featherei. Hairs are hollow tubes. The
surface of our bodies are covered with scales
like 4 fish a single grain Of sand would cover
one hundred and fifty OF these scales and
single scale covering Eve hundred poyes-yet
through these narrow pores the perspiration
exudes Ike water through sei7e-how minute
must be its particles. The mite makes FIVE
hundred steps in a second Each drop of stag
nant water contains a world of animated be
iDgs, swimming with as mach liberty as whales
in the sea Each leaf has colony Of insects
grazing on it Ike al OK il q meadow.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

The Dutch have proverb that when the
French are asleep, the devil rocks the cradle.
They are quiet at present and what devil Is
rocking the cradle future events must show.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A man PANIED HYDE,
a resident of Honey Lake Valley, was lodged
IN the county jail on Monday last, charged
with shooting an individual named Seaman. at
the above place. From Mr. Sam Goodwin,
who brought over the prisoner, says the Quincy
Union, We learn the following particulars:
Hyde aud Seaman for some time had been
on bad terms, caused by report of too much
intimacy existing between the latter and Mr.
Hydes wife. This report. unlike many others.
proved correct for recently the woman left
her husband and took up with Seaman altoge-
ther. This, of cou7,e, tended to increase the
existing bitter feeling, and the above affray,
eliminating in the shooting of Seaman, was
the consequence. When Mr. Goodwin left the
valley the wounded man was Jet alive but no
hopes were entertained Of his recovery"
THE following beautiful and truly charitable
sentiment, Is enunciated By the Cleaner. a
Jewish paper published in San Francisco, edi-
ted by Jewish rabbi
1T is mistake to presume all creeds and
sects wrong. and only our own right: God
spreads his light among all uatious but as no
animal can live on the pure essence of physical
food and want food to nourish their bodies. so
cannot We enjoy spiritual food without alloy,
without the bulk OF material error"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17
Ferry Notice.
Probate Notice.

a Ii. PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS against
4 the Estate OF Peter Dudley. deo i. are hereby
oiiiied 20 present the same properly avouched, TO
, the undersigned 81 BeaHer's Rancho. Oregon
>wnShip, Butte Co. Cal. within ten months after
Ms date or they VIII he forever harred
DAVID l.. BENNER.
Adulr. Of the estate Of Peter pGiiey, dee 4.
OrovlNc q ct. I>ts l>62.-4w~