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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-24
Prov. Marshal General.

Intelligence from Fortress Monroe to The
18th says The latest reports received are
To the effect that Admiral Lee has attacked
Drury's Bluff, better known a. Fort Darling.
The result is unknown
letter states that the rebels go9oleq W
an Insignificant garrison left in Fort fI M
tan by Admiral Lee and decamped- ~ ~
one of our dispatch boats came do" vi e.
rebels opened with field artillery Inc ny
was returned and the rebels Withdrew 'neiI
guns
A Richmond paper Of the 18th reports tle
federals landing IN considerable I',0e
Brandon. ON the James River. doubtless. 1t
saws to make raid on the Weldon ana ri
teIsburg road. Brandon Is 50 miles rom
Petersburg.
y Washington special dispatch 70 the f'S
SAYS our eavalfy have captured large mum
beers Of strsG;lers from Lees retreatins army
within the last two days.
Adviccs from Memphis. dated the l. IN
inst, say that Bragg Is rctIeating Prceii
lately into Georgia, followed by Roseerans
forces. Rosecrans' advance was reported %
he at Rome. The scouts report that Bragg
was endeavoring to make a Junction Win
Johnston, and that desertions from his army
were numerous.
The Meridian Clarion SAYS every thing III
Jackson. Miss, is in the widest state Of eA-
eitement. Citizens are FIXING in every direte-
ton. Citizens from Clinton report that eve
~ dNelling-housc on the route Is being bur"
"a IS they rar-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-24
SrAREsBOKo

Chester Tucker, Roy F Livermore, Dorwin
W Fuller, William D White, Levi Smith,
John DwIre. Milo Smith, Edwin Washburn.
ROYAL Smith, George Green. Thos ? Casey,
John Oris, Charles johnson, Seth I Hill.
John O'Connor, John Sheldon, Byron Tuck
er, Joel Alger, Justin Hill, Wallace Hill,
Henry NJ Small, Warren Thompson, Elisha
Norton. VIM jackson, Hiram c Russell.
Israel Eddy. Geo W Brown. Hollis Taylor,
Benjamin F Ellison. Edwin Moody, Daniel
Orvls
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-24
Second Vermont Brigade.

We are indebted to a friend, with the
Brigade, for the following Journal of the
movements of the remaining regiments Of the
Second Vermont Brigade, after leaving Get
tysburg
HEADo'Rs SD BRIG, SD DIV, 1sT ARMY CoRrs }
In the Field, (near Boonesboro', Nd :
July llth, 1868.
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BRISTOL

Henry Hodgman. Joshua Rockwell. Le-
verett Amcs. Carlos c Abbott. Samuel Z
Fosby, Andrew Brown, Curtis II Rathb0ne,
Daniel Hodcman, Cephas Kendall, Warner
I Drake. Ralph G Farr, VIM K Daniels,
Geo II Wallace, VIM Shady I'd. Geo 2 Day.
Nelson Crozier, Norman lockwood, Lyal
Irish, John Dupee, VIM Olcutt. Silas Gro
zier. Timothy Butler, Charles Bartlett.
Joseph II White. Alvin Goats, Truman Rock
well.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-24
H,,NKTON

Oscar Lnquet, James Boughton, Jonas
Fuller, Lewis 5 Collins, Buel ; ; Lawrence,
Lewis L Collins, Sanford Tracey. Edward
Beldeau, Joseph Blanchett, Charles Hire,
David b Collins, Thomas Elliot, James Dem
ing, Charles Ferguson, Byron Lawrence,
William p Meader, Joseph Carter, Edwin
Hill, Charles Picknell, S2lon A Spooner.
James Shepard, Frank B Par;ch, Isarc
Briggs. Thomas Dillon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-24

FoR MEMBER OF CONGRESS,
HON. PORTUS BANTER, Of Der5y Line
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I II Y UNIT Is
Addison County.

Geo. B. Kimball, Archibald Collins, Reu
hen Wilkens, Jas Field, Julius 5 Benedict
John Sorclle, Timothy Barton, jas. McDurfee
Midas Taggart, Wallace Porter, Albert W.
Conkett. Orange L Gage, Lewis B Newell.
Jas Reese, George Hazard, Homer Hawkins,
Adolphus Forbut, James Mooney, Mahlon
Kingman, Sylyanus Warner, Joseph Gage.
Robert W Hazard, John Taggart. Dwight Z
Field, Warren Barnes. Oliver Arnold,
Harvey Martin. George G Robinson.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-24

The operations of the draft lately COM
menced in New England and the middle states
in most instances completed or now in pro
gress without opposition. have in one or two
cases been temporarily interrupted. Pro
vOst Narshals are informed that no orders
have been issued counteriDanding the draft.
Adequate force has been ordered bv the Gov
eminent to the points where the proceeding
have been interrupted. Provost AIarshaIs
will be sustained by the military forces Of
the country in enforcing this draft IN accord
ance with the laws of the United States, and
will proceed to execute the orders heretofore
given for the draft as rapidly as shall be
practicable by aid of the military forces or-
dered to cooperate with and protect them
las Il FRY
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
Wendell Phillips Letter.

We regret that We have BOT space for the
entire letter ofthis great apostle Of Abolition
ism, as it appeared s few weeks since IN BOs-
tou- We will make few choice extracts,
however, that men of true patriotism may Judge
for themselves how lar apart the spirit Of
disuHionism lies. between men Of this fauatical
stripe and JEFF Davis And we wish our
readers to remember as they read, that this
representative of Republication, with sll bis
implotis denunciations of the Constitution, aud
repeated assertions that. 1t Is s.il for be Is
ostensibly q Christianl to uphold that Consti-
tuition" Is a member Of the Union party, iden-
tilted with them, and supports the Admins
tration. The man that Mr. Hamlin came
from bis seat to greet, taking his hand cordial.
II to welcome him to Washington. He says,
1--WE refused 10 swear to support the Coastitu-
tion because We could not promise 10 do what
We thought sin-return slaves to their masters
for instance, as required by the Constitution.
Further than that, our effort 10 break the
Union was only means TO an eud. our object
was the abolition Of slavery"
Here he tells US plainly that he would not
take an oath to support the Constitution, aud
yet should lawyer, Or even a school teacher,
refuse to do this, he would be prescribed by
these same good Union men now, as trait
or" rebel" aud 'copperheai. Again, In
the old times of peace, We labored to break the
Union, as the best and quickest way to end
slavery" Yes, there was the entering wedge
of the dissolution of our glorious Union. Thir
ty years since they lobored as earnestly as
Davis is doing now to undermine its fouuda-
tions, and SOW the seeds of discord, of which
we are now reaping the bitter harvest. They
contended that 'the North had a right to break
the Union" in order that the "negro might
become our ally, our acknowledged equal and
brother" And, yet we are told this war is
not for the abolition Of slavery, and if, forsooth,
We question the policy Of Cabinet controlled
BY such crazy fanatics, we are all traitors
They tell US they do not endorse these seuti
ments, but where do you find an expression of
rebuke in all the State in Union" paper
Not word, Or single line Of deuancation of such
impious bIasphemy, Wine torrents of abuse are
poured out on Southern Democrats for indors
ing disunion sentiments. That organ of the
purity party" the Sacramento Union, has not
a word to say of such principles, uttered openly
within a few weeks, but would be shocked be
yond endurance, at those same sentiments in q
Richmond paper. Consistency indeed U-e
don't see it,
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

CHILLs AND FEVER DEFIED- Armed with Bril-
toll SaTsaparila, persons residing in Fever snds
Ague Districts may laugh at that prostrating dis
ease. One bottle Of this potent vegetable tonic
breaks the chils and by preserving in its use the
strength Is completely restored and the system for
tihed against the malaria Nhlch generate. the
complaint For thirty years This has been the
UNIVERSAL experience in localities infested With
Intermittent levers. But the benign effects of the
LnepreServIng Specific are not confined to any
class OF ailments its scope is almost as wide the
disease itself. Scroiula of the direst type flesh !
consuming cancer. coutractous of the joints. sin
ews and muscles torpidiiy and congestion Of the
liver. morbid condition of the bowels asthma liver
cough eruptious. rheumatism general debility. are
subdued with a rapidity and certainty that amazes
the most experienced physicians 10y its searching.
healing soothing and invigoratinG pFopertiss.|
Sold by druggists through all parts Of the world.
aS-lm
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

publican Caucus The Spirit of the Times
and Fireman's Journal. edited BY Mr.. Boruck,
one Of the defeated regulars. has the following
il It's last issue:
"Wos'T WN.-The Alta, in giving the re
turns on its first. STYLES the boilers from the
Union party in this county. IS ~IodepeBdent
Union" and on the and page, in speaking of
the complexion of the next Legislature, styles
them Union" But it won't win, they are
boilers, and the regularly nominated and elect
ed Union men Throughout the State, will not
permit them to go into cancus with them. II
they do, at the next Presidential election. the
Union vote Of this State will split in twain
What glorious thing for the State ani na-
tion such cons1mmation would be. We al
ways had a suspicion that the spirit of the
Republican party was overbearing, oppressive
aud intoleraut. But their professions were so
fair in this State, that some required actual
experience before they could believe it.
Let them go Mark. You have nothing TO
hope from them You should never have &C.
cepted their nomination for the Assembly. II
Is not position commensurate with your tai
ent and genius. Il is rot of sufficient import
ance TO enable person to defeat the party
guilty Of such shabby conduct. The nomina-
ton for Clerk Of the Supreme Court was the
strong hand tha, the Spirit ought to have
played. Success would have attended such
efforts, or caused the death of the Republican
party, if there is any truth in Democratic ex-
/ perlence. Republican nominations for the As
sembly are too cheap, and too easily thrown
off.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
FOR PANAMA,
Justices Summons.

STATE OF FCALFORNIA-INT THE JUSTICES
- Court Chico Township. in and for the County
OF Butte The people of the State OF California send
greeting TO J. \. Chenowith: You are hereby sum
moHed 70 appear before me at nv Office in the
Township Of Chico, in the County Of Butte on the
2Sth day Of September 4. D. lS62, at . o'clock
p. NJ. to answer unto the complaint Of W :. E.
Wilson who sues To recover ndgment for the sum Of
one hundred and fifty dollars, with interest from
September 23nd, 1s59. which he alle1ges Is due
him on a promissorY note, signed by vou
when Judgment viii be taken against vo1 for the
said amount, together with costs and damages. IL
you fail 10 appear and answer.
Given under my hand, this Ilth dav OF Sen
tefnler, 4 D. 1852. AHAIIFT
Justice of the Peace Of said Township.
Il i hereby ordered that service Of the above
Summons be made by Publication in the Butte
Record fer three successive weeks.
4. HALLETT J. P.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

Tcrturcs Of the Head.-Imperfect digestion
with it, inyariable concomitants, a sympathetic|
disturbance of the Liver and Bowels is the exciting
cause of Sick and Nervous Headaches WHY en-
dure their cScruciatiug agony when course and|
in some cases one dose. OF Br>tol's Sngar Coated
Ii5 Will remove cause and consequences tOgethcr,|
Chronic headache. Of the most obstinate type. in
evitahly and quickly Yields TO this midest and mostI
cieaciou ot all cathartic and aud anii-blious med
Icines- which disease proceeding from disor
dercd stomach. msrbd state Of the liver, irregu
larity constipation Of the bowels or the difficult
ties incident to the weaker sex can long withstand
In all cases where the Liver is seriously affected
BRISTOL : SARSAPAEILI.A, the most potent puriieiI
of the animal fluids the world has ener known will
greatly facilitate cure. The Pills pui Up inI
glass yials, and viii keep in any climate. Both
medicines are kept by leading druggists everywhere
a>lm
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MOT III ERS, MOTHERS.
MOTH Her S,,.


Don't fail 10 Procure Mrs. NInsiow's Soeth-
Ing Syrup fo- CHILOSEN TEEzHTNG.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription @.
one Of tie best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. and has been used for thirty wears
with never failing safety and success ny milsns Of
mothers and children, from the feeble infant ose
wees cid ,otAe adult.
Itnot only relieves the child from pain, bat invg.
o7l-es the stomach ana bowels corre-is aeidty and
gives tone and eaezsy 70 the whole system. 1t viii
almost instantly relieve.
Caring N THE BowgLs AND WIND coLIo.
We believe Il the Best ana Surest Remedy in the
World. in al cases ot DYssNTEKy aud pIAxREEA
IN CHILDREN, whetherit arises from Teething and
other causes.
Full directions for using will accompany eacA
b9;t]s. None Genuine unless the fac-simile Ct
CURTIS L PERKINS. Of Nsv York. is On the
outside wrapper.
Sod BY al Medicine Dealers
Principal Office. =. Dey street New York,
PElCE Only > CENTS rEK BorrLg.
RICE. COFFIN & Co. Acents. Marvsyflls.
REDINGTON & co.
4l6 and as Front street. san Francisco.
s022 6m Agents for CAHfornis.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
DIED.

At 0roville, September 7th, ls63, LUXE \. GocD-
HUE, native of Dunbarton, n. H., aged 81 years.
1t matters little, at what hour of the day the
righteous falls asleep
To him death came not untimely, nor unwel-
come friend, for he well prepared tn receive its
call and enter into rest. But. to the circle of init
mate friends of which he was ever a favorite to
the sphere of usefulness in which he faithfully
labored; to the Church of which he was many
years bright ornament his loss is great indeed.
His pleasant smile his warm, genial nature, will
long be missed in that circle, his voice hushed be
tenderly remembered. and his memory will be fra
grant in their hearts, while life remains. Such men
do not die. Their influence still lives TO bless the
world.
The less of earth the more Of Heaven, the
briefer life, the earlier Immortality; ".
In Aurora, September 4th J. S. DIcKEY, formerly
Of Buttc county.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
DICKSON, DE- VOLF & CO.
OFFER FOR SALE
w HI S K E S !!
Also
Fine Old Rye Whiskies,
WITHOUT BRAND.

rE,HE ABOVE ARE ALL COPPER DISTILLED
q from the choicest selected grain. and are never
offered in the market within three years after dis
,illafion.
The stock now on hand Is from four 20 eight years
old.
These Whistles have been well and favorahly
known during the last SIX years and the constantly
increasing demand for them ate-ts TO their excel
lence and uniformity of quality. They are com
mended TO the trade a. among the purest imported
into this market
- For sale ty ell the principal dealers III the
city.
DICKSON. DE WOLF co.
3m 47is S.le Agents san Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

c. L. BIRD, Republican Treasurer Of sac
ramenio, has turned up missing, a deiaul,er to
the amount of $4,000. He has. probablv
gone east 10 become goverumeut contractor.
The purity party mus; look to their laurels.
But then it is impossible for members OF the
same party to plander the people of millions,
in the Atlantic States, without exciting 4 de-
sire to emulate their achieymeuts here.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
Soldiers Vote.

The Soldiers vote st Camp Douglas. Salt
Lake, was as follows: Infantry -12l Dow
ne!, II. Cayalry-Low, 81 Downey, 8
At Fort Bridger, 81 Republican tickets
were polled, and none for Downey.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

\ FIRE occurred at Sacramento on Sunday
morning, on Tenth street. between II and |.
which resulted in the destruction of buildings,
horses, mules. vehicles, merchandise, etc TO the
value of S25 900 Eighteen horses aud mules
persisted.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
COUNTY TREAsrRFR.S orr,cE

VRVN.LLa, SolI. I'm, Isba.
Warrants drawn on tine General County Fund
registered November l2th to November nth,
lS6o, inclusive viii be paid On presentasina
AZ this office, and viii cease to bear inherent
from this date; if not presented within sixty
days the money set apart tor their redemption
viii heaqqropTaied to pay warrants next in erdsr
of registry.
4. BURROUGHS.
County Treasurer.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
S-T-IS60--N.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purity strengthen and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They arc an autidote to change of water and d.,
They overcome effects Of dissipation and /,
hours.
The strengthen the system and enliven the mil
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent feve
They purify the breath and acidity of tbs stomas
They cure DT-pepsie and Constipation.
They euTe Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morb
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous He,
ache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. Tt
make the weak man strong, and are erhGusted
fure' TestorcT- They are made of pure St. Cr,
Ram, the celebrated Calsaya Bard roots and her
and are taken with the pleasure of a beTerai 4
without regard to age or time Of day. Particul p
recommended to delicate persons requiring a genY
sfimulant- Sold by all Grocers. Druggists, He, i
and Saloons. P. H. DRAKE, & co. New York Il
CRANE d BRIGHAM, Agents.
nieo"ly san Francisco
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
Josephine Copper Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT II &C
" cordauce with the laws ef the stats Of Cali
iornia. and order Of the Board Of Trustees OF the
Josephine Gold, Silver and Copper Mining tomp2-
September 18th al . O'Clock P in front Of the
Company office on Hunto9n street orovlle- 50
many shares of the capital stock Of said company
standing in the names of the ioilowing persons or
shareholders as will be necessary for the payment
Of the assessments duly levied thereon together
with the expenses Of advertising and other expeu-
ses Of sale:
NAMES. No 81 ARES. An pI-E-
G. Fitzgerald .---.------ DO 200 Slz 90
sam. Stewart -------.---.-.---1 200 81 30
Wm. Rogers -...-.-- .--.--.2 200 Sl2 90
H. n BISHOP. Secretary.
Oroviie. July 27ih. lae3.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

THE HARBoR FoRrIFIcArIoys.-There are
on Alcatraz Island two companies of the 9th
infantry, and two companies of the Sd Artille
~. At the Preside there is a company of
Cavalry and six companies of Infantry. At
Fort Point there are two companies of Artil-
lerV
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
RRR.
IMpORTANT TO MINERS.
County Treasurer.

Lusnaermea, boa;mea, sailors. and others. All
the medicines you require to protect you agaias;
sudden attacks Of disease. and to cure you if seiz
with any nalirjoas fever Chills ana Fever. Ague
piarrhoea. DySentery, Cholera, ship Fever. Yellow
Fever, Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Strains. Spraias.
Cramps. Spasns, Bilious Attacks. Bruises. Cuts
Wounds, Poison, is Railways Ready Relief. and
Railways Pills. With these two remedies You can
protect yourselves against any disease that may
threaten, and if seized depend upon quick cure.
0ne teaspooniul Of Ready Relic; to winegass
of water, is more stimalltinS. iayigorating and
STRENGTHENING than brandy whisky, or bitters.
For sale bv Druggists.
HOS fETTER, SMITH & DEAN. Agents.
lWI san Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
To Persons whose Health l., Broken Down

To Persons whose Health Is Broken Down
Every disease might uaquestionably be prevented
if nature were assisted to rally with that most von
derful OF all inyi gorators,
DE-. H0sTETTER's STOMACH BITTEKs.
When tie fame Of life wanes and quivers from ex|
haustiou, administer this famous restorative. IL
will once more become steady and strong. In tn
debility which follows violent fever: in diarhoea
bysentery, dyspeptic complaints and eholic; nj
the weakness consequent in the natural decay, oil
resulting from free living or over exertion and as
in those painful and too much neglected ailments II
which ladies are exclusively subject, the Bitter
never fail t. give permanent relief. Sold by al
Druggists and dealers everywhere. ati-im
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
C4&gBIISE, Ind, February 6, 1856

C4itgBIrGE, Ind, February &, 1856
Messrs. 4. I. SCoyJLL Il CO.
Gents:-This is to certify that have tised D.,
Morris Liver Pills In Bilious Attacks, and ioasi
them 10 he the best Pills that ever used for thai
purpose; and have also used them as a Cathartis
Medicine. and have found bHt little use for ply.
slcian since had them in my family.
Yours, truly, ASA FRENCH.
For sale by all respectable druggists.
REDINGTON & CO.,
sun Francisco,
WHOLESALE AGENTS for Pacihc coast. -
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

Tbs JUDICIAL ELgCIIoN.-The election of
judges Of the Supreme Court, and of the Dis
trict and County courts, will take place 0cto-
Der 2lst, at which time also, the State Super
iutendent Of public Instruction is to be chosen.
The Legislature very properly fixed the elec-
ton Of Judges at the above period ia order
that they might be removed from the political
contests of the State and We trust the Repub-
licans will not render their own ecac;ment !
nullity By adhering strictly to party. The
election of their party nominees will show that
they regard the law with contempt, while their
defeat will show that the people are willing to
sanction this wise provision of the Legislature.
Let the people, by defeating the Republican
nominees, show their respect for the law.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
MINING NOTICES.
Butte C. G S. Mining Co.

FHIHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
u the Stockholders OF the above named Company
for the purpose Of eiectiug officers for the ensuing
year viii be holden according to the bylaws of the
Company, on
MONDAY, THE 2@TH DAY OF SEPT. 1868.
at the Office Of the company between the hour, Of
and 4 p. NJ Stockholders wiz please attend.
Cherokee Flat, Butte county. tal.. Seat.1 lSG3.
CHARLES WALul ER Secretary
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
California G. & S. N. Co.

OFFICE CAL. Com * SILVER MiSING Co.
CHEEoEEE Butte County. Cal,
August 4th, l>GJ.
n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, At 4
~ Meeting Of the Trustees. heid this day. an as
sessment OF Fifty Gents each and every Share Of
the Capit4l Stock Of the Company was daily levied;
the same now due and payable to the Secretary. at
his Office, Cherokee Butte county, California, or to
4. J. Simmons. E>,l. santa Clara, Humboldt coun-
y, 7. Certificate, Of Stock now ready
THOMAS Mcdaniel.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

The Republican party having carried the
election in the rich counties of Mono and Es-
meralda, it is fair to presume that the Repub-
licau commission engaged in surveying the
eastern boundary line Of the State, will fnd
thesec oun'les TO be within the limit. OF Califor
nia
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
Josephine Copper Mining 90.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT \
" meeting of the Board ct Trustees ol the Jose
phine Gold. Silver and Copper Mining Co., held
Aug. 18th. 1853. an Assessment was levied Of Five
Cents per share upon the Capital stock Of the
above Company. payable on or before the l2th Of
Sept. 1868 at the Office Of the Secretary. Oroville
BY Order OF the Board.
p. NJ BISHOP, Sec'y.
Oroville. August 18th. Is6s
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
Hurrah for General George B. Mcclellan

Result CT The ELEcTIoS-"As the ostrich
uses both legs and wings when the Arabian
courser bounds in her rear-aS the winged
lightniugs leap from the heavens when the
thunderbolts are loosed"-so ran the woolley
head candidates when the "Copperheads" were
after them.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

HELNGOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DiURETIC.
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT pIURETlC.
HELNB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DIURETlC.
HEINBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DICRETICN.
Aud Positive and Specific Remedy for Disease, Of
the
Bladder Kidneys.
Gavel. DropSey,
Organic Weakness.
And all Diseases of the Urinary Organs.
See Advertisement in another column Cut 1t ous
and send for the Medicine at once.
Belrays of Counie.Jojss'
HOSTETTEB. SMITH 4 DEAN. Agents,
san Francisco. j