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The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

The Boston Post says Senator Chambers
recent abuse of the Northern Democrats-far
better men than himself-was the result of
ohagrin at the proposed increase of the whisky
tax!
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

STAMP DUrIEs.-We have received. from
the publishers, Messrs. Kinney & Alexander,
San Francisco, a copy of book, containing
all the acts of Congress and decisions of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, relating to
for business men. For sale at A. c. Simpsons
bookstore, lIuntoon street. Price, so cents
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

SPRlNELING THE SrREErs.-Mr. Riley CON-
menced active operations against his old enemy
dust, on Monday last
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

tbs Gould Il Curry Company, at Virginia.
have lately declared dividend Of $4,000
equal to 500 per foot in their claims.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE MIyEs.-James
Kelley, while on the way to his camp on
Greenhorn Gulcb, Tulare county, on the night
of the 18th March. fell over precipice, Is
feet high, and died Of bis inquiries next day
He was native of county Tipperary, Ireland,
and was about so years of age.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04
GOVERNOR ANDREW TO THE SECRETARY
OF WAR:

If the President will sustain General
Hunter, (who had then issued his proclamation
of freedom in South Carolina, covering three
or four States) the roads will swarm, if need
be, with multitudes whom New England could
pour out to obey your call.
JOHN A. ANDREW.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

SILVER IN THE CoAsr RASGg-Silver has
been discovered, in quite pure state, on Stony
creek, in the Coast Range.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

FEATHER RIVER is on the rise, caused, no
doubt by the melting of the snow.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

The real and genuine original sea serpent is
said to have been caught on the coast OF
South America. He was one hundred and
fifty feet long. with head and tail Ike liz
ard, and it took six men TO carry one of his
ribs.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04
DIED.

At Longville, March cath, of consumption, V r
SMITH, aged 40 years
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04
DANIEL WABsrER, in a speech delivered in

DANIEL WABsrER, in speech delivered in
Washington, just thirteen years ago gave it as
his opinion, that, If the internal fanatics and
abolitonists ever get the power into their
hands they will override the Constitution, set
the Supreme Court at defiance, change and
make laws to suit themselves. lay riolent hands
on those arho differ acith them in their opinions
or dare question their mfdHijlhy, and finally
bankrupt the country and deluge it with blood
How true was the foresight of the great Ameri-
can statesman Could the dissembodied spir-
its of the patriot founders of the Government
see the doings Of the men who profess to gov
ern in their spirit and purity, they would weep
for frail humanity, acknowledge that their
earthly struggle for free and Independent gov
ernment was vain, and their subsequent hap
piness, prosperity and greatness, under the
Government they established, was a mockery,
and delusion, and a fraud,
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

ToNsoRIAL.-lf you want your HAIR CUrin a
manner that becomes you-your head SHAMrooEp
with an article that thoroughly removes the dand-
ruff and stimulates the capillary organs of the hair
ora DEL1GHTFUL SHAVE with the accompaniments
of the purest Hair Oil, Cologne Pomades. Hair
Tonics and Cosmetics if you want a clean COM
Portable Bath, Warm Bath, Cold Bath, a Shower
Bath, Salt Bath, sulphur Bath, or a Perfumed
Bath, call at "FERGUSONS Hair Cutting Head
quarters, Montgomery street next doortocorner
Myers street.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

- DIR. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs
should be in the possession of everybody in the
mining region. As a preventative Of the various
dangerous diseases TO which the gold seeker is La
bic ii has no superior While it is quite palatahe
as beverage it speedy and powerful in its effect
upon the system. In all cases Of DiarrhGa. Dysen-
terry, and the prevading feyers consequent upon
exposure the Bitters viii be found invaluable as o
corrective. Nc man should enter upon the exposed
camp life Of a miner without being provided wittA
Hostetter's preventive of stomach disease, nor
should any Of those who are engaged in the oceupa-
ton, fail to have recourse to the Bit;ers. sold by
all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

Every HouseSeePer Experiences how
/dificult it is to make good bread, and we there
/ fore take pleasure in calling attention to the
] fact that 10 insare uniformity light. sweet and
nutritious bread. it is only necessary to use RED
INGTON K co. 5 YEAST POWDER. In every \
respect it excels all similar preparations ever
offered to the public. See the advertisemnt in J
another column.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

/Why should not every Man. Womau
/and Child who has any disease CT the system.
1 caused by an impure state OF the blood have re-
course to SC0yILL'S BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP. the best ef all parifers2
Suffer no more We aficted,but restore your health
by using ScovI1L's BLoop AND LlvER SYRrr. \
1t never fails 70 produce beneficial ELECTS.
REDINGTOY 4 CO., Agents,
4l6 and as Front street. san Francisco. 4
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

ONE of the greatest difficulties to be encoun
tered by strangers in Sap Francisco, is the
selection of place where to procure an outfit
Nearly all the Clothers keep second rate arti-
cles, and the inexperienced is as likely to select
the inferior quality when the choice is left with
himself. This dilemma will be escaped if you
make yoar purchases of Houston, Hastings &
Co., who deal only in goods of superior quail
dty. Their Stores are on Montgomery street,
,QLict llouse,) corner of Sutter, San Francisco
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

On Sunday evening, March lst, F. c. Cof.
man shot Jos. l. Deady, at Diamond Springs,
FL Dorado county, and from the effect of the
wound received be died on the 23d of March
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04
Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER OF
Ed Sale issued out of the District Court of the
Fifteenth Judicial District, in and for the County
of Butte and State Of California, under the seal
thereof, in the case of David Rowles vs.. Friedrich
Phillips ct al. to me directed and delivered, com
manding me to sell the mortgaged premises men
toned in said order to which reference being had
more fully appears. have levied upon and will ex
pose at public sale to the highest bidder for cash.
On MONDAY the 9th day of April
A. D. 1868, at . o'clock P NJ. of said day. at the
Court House door, in said County, all the right,
title and interest of said defendant in and to all that
certain piece or parcel of land, situated in Chico
Township, Butte County. State OF California. and
bounded on the north by the farm Of David Rowles;
on the east by the farm formerly taken up by VIM.
Rubel; on the south by the farm of Levi Phillips,
and on the west by the land of P. W. De CURE and
George Wiltshire: the whole containing 320 acres
of land, more or less, and known as Coax Grove
House. together with all and singular the tene-
ments, heredltaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in any wise appertsining.
Oroville, 18th April, A. D. 1863.
W. MIDDLETON,
Sheriff of Butte County.
By HARliES BAY Under Sheriff.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04
0R0VILLE, SATURDAY, APRIL 4th.

zs- There are only frro sides TO the question
Erers nan must be for the United States OF
against 1t. There be no neutrals tn this tcar,
ONLY PArEIoTs-oE rRAIroRs--S. A. Douglas.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

DEDICAnoN-The Marysville Rifles dedica
ted their new Armory on Wednesday evening
last, with a grand dance
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

TARGET ExcURsIoN.-The second annual
target excursion of the Orovie Guards took
place, according to announcement, on We'd
nesday last. The company assembled at their
Armory about eleven o'clock aud marched to
the grounds selected. where they passed in re-
view. after which the target was erected, at
distance Of 250 yards. The craftsmanship
exhibited by the company was excellent
much better than that of their first annual
target excursioa-although the distance was
nearly twice as great The prizes were won
aud awarded as follows; First prize-a gold
shield-Private 7. II. Crowell second prize
set Of elegant sleeve buttons-Priva John
Norton third prize-silger medal-Sergeant
Ira Proctor; fourth prize-leather medal
for the worst best sho0 Corporal Leon D.
Frcer.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

San Francisco, March 80, 1853.
, 1863-10-23
:5or the Arn,p:
RECRUITS FOR.
OLD REGIMENTS.
Veteran Volunteers, $402 Bounty
and Premium.
AL other Recruits, 1902 Bounty
and Premium,

AZ Ao:t.hnuied usa betty cen the 2Ess nt EfKAtos4
INC fS1tE:Flse Teas vRo hAva heretaforo hem -
ASuu eEu havu e"r e3 t,r t~4s Mas aAaEaA
o. aeeuFd VETERAN voIU NrEEKs 40 u sae6
WI of e1.iNou 70 recefso "a DAY IL Ady4l1
~ - II 2o11 :, ~! y ;hn s.s Eai1a r 4.s7
.ass cae sasaSe da Seto satt - Vess. r.
prtHtum II tAa- Ettt b. paid
g4ea recruit vii be Il OF: d e 52LECr Tua E40T.
KxE1 Which b. pseit n to fotn I'D I'll b maS-
ress d IT to tho KeEin cnt ot ha hutrs.
All no = tsh t. tri1 ErJ Of th~ gallant ReFtnasatp
rew ~ fha delL kud 10 1eoeis tue Afcc II baum.
ties oe1td hy tho Go 70: amane can hsva The pe;yiA
ike by ca'NnE attts H. adQuaEt,rs Of:
Capt. WILLIAM JANK5. Provost AAsahN of tia
1st I1zu:r. At .h fCA GO .
Ekpt ANuS r. Ftu'N. Fr3Yczt AAya3Ai I tAo mi
csos .OAN V xUsrAcz, Provoss Marshal Of Tia
CeIt jiHEs 1.oDRUr =. Provost Aa1s,ai Of taa
IT. Dtsslays. 4tQUi~tY
C4pt JANIS Ii AlLAN Pro 7o.t NAts1al Of tia
6tc G!Bt1trt at PgHhI-.
9Th District At :QLtRT
Capt: = siTt13 i. Frovas x.nnal Of IA 7ta Do
c:Ht isAHGxxya R-o7est x.s.hal Il tia 81
.,s SS;sts.i 44SK1i! 3TS s;o1en r.t otshs
1osh ptstr.ct. .stJACs81Hv
Can't hnktihEk%4 % %kEAs .ffovoss 4HsaA o1tae
-tr.t GEORGE .aROrr. Psovo*t NAsaaAl o< ~
1:ta nsst3ss.,tt Z ( ! Lrt,E;; rE;r ~ rIsa p.. u..,
the l3.h District, 1tGIRO.
, 1863-10-23

NV EpTERN IAND AGENCI
W Larda bought aaa told Of COM ssica aa4
::slsE @ e1.n1.ns4 IA lows, n 1on.la. A,aasao .a11
f:n spef s1s35nn s1 e sSss
I'D lou1ae;a Eats i tae spsinK and ~! 70 tac "
describing 800 lands ior tse and map 'llusir1
live Of .s4s tsn: on sppllcstien. Csp.eat.u p s9i
7A.ne. Can rely up Sslscaost b-ing lndlclnu,l1
~: cats1aly taye.a.ssoa Ta9 5aRiiR Rs.; e
E1tate especially, {s1Ada ~ al expetiesesd AGENT
ipe1ave Nd s:ts be}oaa ~ etast y
~foF reasonable conrn1ks.on. and eYsty a1ornA l9n
ches1fullY turni&Aed. Pa-1te1 h2vieE nr4t iof -
n nrco. " J. BARNEY,
o@es, u Rsndolph.eeet, aad F. .. Bo3 ~ ~.
eEo nlao:s. oct-1ssela
, 1863-10-23

Waveth,
Beaeath The thun's rayta It g1itte.th.
Thutb my thoul, when no longer tho.soE en-
th1Avee, .
Meath Hopesh thsn in happ:neth hitteth.
Tho thing to me tweetfy. breethe fFou tho thea,
That hope may b. ever bcthldc ne:
That dcthpstr ne'er thai thackaa taa free,
Nor esilth thal1 ever bttnfe me
After that pc baps it ill ne as vel "a c1osc.
, 1863-10-23
A1u1naltl Ei1reE9..
AosTETTER,S STOMACH BlrTERs


|
! -, T., z >,
Worthless saa pe.alcous 5rtcez a.e 20 c{tcn ba1s
stseS up In tfe advertising csiu1ns Of she pteA by
Rbstcated letter.. that the propt1cto:s Of HOSTEL
! TEK'6 bIrTBRs ra1el1 g1ys Quotations feou tn1a
ouRioets correspondence. lest the GENUINE OP1N.
Ofs cf shcsa wao usa and appreciate GENCINh
ARTICLE should BE- otfoupdsd by tho uath,Eklnx
With the FuLaoME nfGAAROLk put iato tue caouths
or MRN or STRAW BY untczu7u:ou. emptnca and
eharlstkrs whose douala obIses sRLL tosa the.
t1ssh AID tie PUBLIC :.
Believing. ho~cve. TIA: FACTS IsDoETAEr Il
TIE HEALTH AND COMFORT Of TIE PUBLIC.
Andwnich can bo VERIFIED AT ANY MOMENT By
addsaaefpg the par%s who vouca for them. ought net
to bs hid pndts a.bustel the untersg1ed publish be
low few. com nunicatons OF recent das= to wh!.b
they vite The attention OF tho people, and st ths
time ESPECIALLY REQUEST all readers Who nsY
feel interested tn the subject to ADDRE63 THE IN,
DrVIDUALS THEMsELVES. and ASCERTAIN ths cor
rectns g tfthe Particular.
Ismsy bo thought, perhaps. that preparation like
Bo6TBTTERB STOMACH B1rrEES which has long
been STANDARD TONIC throughout tho YES rEItE
pEMIsPuERB. and il rapidly becoming staple os
tr1do 1t the snttpotes Epe2h for itsef Ia Btrocge
tonea than pr1vate euogtum can speak of It. THIS
truc hut the phases OF dtseaad almost inhupera
ble and every dsy tas1aucen OF ths Of a
Bitters. either PRKVESTIvE OF CURE. coma
to oftha propretora through tsa ma!;s
eono At these an Of unmause interest to thousaos
p,ace In prtteelv thu sa,ne GA .tbc M,
ttaa vino haye t,cen PROTECTED or RELIEVED and
therefore # soems almost al act OF duty to put them
on record. -'''
For example. .rsvcnelgAts Of tho u11tlsudes who "a
to sea suffer moro or less from SEA SICKNESS They
dread hlstctIIbie a!cioa the tafy OF tna
clements. and must be uuspeakab1e sasfactton to
them to learn TINT 1t can bo axnstsd BY the use Of
UOSTETTERH BITTER3. It IRONY within the lAst
twelya months that this At FACT IN MEDICA.
TON has beet established and hence It Is not u1ive.
esl1, known. Those who have tested this no~1y do
veopea propers, Of tae preparation, and escaped ros
sieknea b, ts ad arc naturally snxinus to spread thu
glad ttaIrgs auesR al WHO 20 down to tbs sos Hr
ehlps and do bueiness On tb. great watera Tno Wit
ness on this point Hhoae tei1ozy is H22endoa, not
only gives biz OWL experience obosates It Wit.
emphatic tvtdenca from other sourcc7. II tacre be
aoY who arc skeptca OF the euhsct thc7 ara hereo,
referred directly to him and to tho gentleman who
.tartd with him the bcueaca. effects Of tho auttota
The Immense Increase in TIE sa1o Of .HusTErrERn
Hl1 TE1eS both et houo and abtoad during thu psst
v,a, nroyea that the world v,e 1t ohcvn ths scr,n
tnrai 1ourct,oo to try all tnne,. only -uoIp Fact
, 1863-10-23
MUGGY JnI+
4 MAckEREL FnER.
LATE OF TIE n. 7. FIRE DEPARTMENT,
TAKEN SlcK,
Or 1Np1GEsT11N,
he COMMENCED TO
THROW CP FoRT1r7cAT1oSs,
AND DIED Or STRATEGY, ;
He Jacxt -.
1..H.
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0....4...-1....2....
G....2...80..-.8,
0....2. AZ. a.

"The verse," says the narrator, had to bo
Inscribed dgu1atiYely to get It all On the mar
row monument. In all Its praise Of that
quiet sleep in which there n1e no anticipa-
lions to be disappointed, no gluttony to mako
sick, and no Confederacfes to guard against,
the rersc viii be plain to ill as reading.
"He1e lies
ONE FHER.
Nougbt for ore to wait,
Eou,ht for one to sigh for:
Nought too weichty ate.
Nought to foTtffy for"
Tsauelations Of some OF our common songs
or 1u.tery rhymes into other languages are
has translated that gem Of English song
known a "VilHkens and his Dlnah" into
French. Here are some extracts:
" Sir Wilkins te pJomenatt du tardin au fond,
2ue Eoit NH sa DiDah moste sur le gazon,
Et ane lettie q9l dit qa'els st mort pour Vi11l-
:. Chantant tu1.l lu1 lu1a1, etc.
Chunr de dcmoiselles mortesp pour l'amour-chour
en- grand silence:
p niae ha;se1s, Z copv.s le e.a.vre she1i,
4 bolt Il poiton. son ame palt IN gaIop.
Et Wilkins ct Diuah u'oceupent qu'un tombeau
Tcus les Geux chaataat en- chnur m chnur en-
1ul21 I'LL l0fAl. etc"
Ereub,dy las heard this little rhyme In
childhood, -
Sing eong Of sixpence,
Bag fnll Of 1ye,
Fouf.and. twenty b1aekbirds
Baked In q pie;
When the Pic was opened, '-'''
The birds began to sing.
Was not that dainty dish
To eet before the EiDgr :
The child grown into the scholar may rel.
!th the following very pretty tzanslation Of 1t
| into French:
chantons IN chanson Elk sous.
La poche pleine de Bile: .:
1ingt-Quhtres oIsea1 noirs
= Cults dams IN pale!
t. Qusnd le pate s'ouy1it. .
Les ofseaux levaient 1eurs volx,
| Metre deya1t 10 Rol!
Aud here is another nursery rhyme done
into Latin:
| "uey diddle diddlof i:
TIE cat and the fiddle. p.
| The COW jumped oyer tho moon :'...
| Tle little dog laughed .:-.
| To see Bneh CTnft1 :...
Wills lie diah ran after tbs spoon" '--
Hcl ldlda1um didnlum. atque ttetnm dldnlum
| :. Feltsguc, Fidtsque! ;
. Vacea super Lune, cornu8 prosflnit:
r. Neseio qua catr1us ritit dnlccdine 11di,
'' Abstulit ettutpi lan1 cochlsate fnEa -,
, 1863-10-23
4 PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF

Containing 1early so ktt and 1so nne F1ktos and
tiate of eal:h and D'stseo, VIII Tre1t.7e eeU-
Ahree. ita D. riorAp1e consequence upon fhe Mind
OILY r1EocEl Ill Enccessful rde Of cur. aao Kn
ia - mxrrlsa. sLd 1ncss ecitenpi.tioc 9.r7xre MO
enteltain doub:s Q: ue:r pkgslca' cord ton: Sent
Gee OF postage a. receipt OF = ceEtz
= stamps Or uos II currency By addressing Ot. La
CRnl1: No u AA1ecc Lane. Alba1y.E. +.
, 1863-10-23

poaes terectlveintohe her rhcneSJXL1T fLR GIRLS.
oetWeen tho agc Of enc II. Sic wtshes to edncato
them With her own da1Ghtars.
I'M. WILLIE has rnksrea = conpeten.tssehrrt to
A4Mst her, and intends thai the ta.t-uson aaau ha
thorough and liberal She deaires 10 sseure thu fullest
development oftntiy6usi e1l1s and 70 make earnest
md Intelligent wcmen- 6te viii give TIE saoe care
and attention to their phy.tcA1 welbhtk a2d moral
culture whics ahc cxtsndf to he: OWE chl1asea- Tbs
situation Of 1eew12d il teA1tEf1 &nt 1ss lnlu &foed
II admirable plsy ground
Circumstances viii psevens krs. W11ls trom rtce.T.
Ing hef psplh tns ear uLui the "a November.
Circulars may be cbt4lned hy tdd:esdak Mfs. VIII
L1B. at tt4le1eld. Koodrk. Orange C1uasJ, HI.
0CI Ell 4 0A annp n &K I'm
, 1863-10-23

IL nuth In = BEAh compast. D1RAS0EXEKr or
1nE 6NckAcu AND eowtLs .e~ peo2ls A1e coave1.
thAt t1e AlolnAcA With tue C.tr J1icts tho s<c:e
no Of the uvor TIC ac,5tn OF fla 11Es Art the
enttf agens 70! cosvtr tx the ioad Ee hoot
hence The Er<at u-ceset. fer pr-torv1PE tie stomach
a $ tenrd and healthy es.ndiuon horataE n, hAt
1o4ara fanprs Pills. Ehtck drtctl? Gu .ka stou1-
Ach uvef bowels II btlton& &isort4rK
9ndiEestiss, coaluvsusss- era aN consequent CON.
plants heAteche, rl!eR 1nd a.li'y tEe:e 4 Re he
feAultA. QESG-p5Gs-lw
, 1863-10-23

81. NICHOLAS HOTEL, NEW ToHK, March ?, 1873.
DE-: HosrETTxE-Dear Sir: Being Of hlltous te1-
pe1nmeEt and having suffered much ffom stckaees
heretofore, determined. when 3cavtaE New Osleaus
for New York N June Inst. to try ycus celebrated
Etomach Diters. Having ae the trip II the p-orcl-
ler Trade Wind without leas: Inconvenience owing
to their preventive efficacy procured the 10th OF
july, box Of your Filters for tho NE Of myself and
flew nienGs, On cur contemplated vo5ayo to Euroos
n the Great Eastern. After Eeta1g to 8ea opened
tbs boz. and, together with about ten Of my fellow
passepgsta parook Ct the 6stes. On tho SECOND day
some Of the adIea board fit SICK but by taking
hall WING glassfa1 thEea times day. thcy sooE 70
covered Dr.. GoltsfoEow. tho chips phrs!cian. and
Cart Patton. the Commander. together with large
portion Of tho passengers, subsequently c1pertneted
With tic Bttess md uniformly With entire succasa
Trey II certify TO the fscs that during the whole tip
net one person board was sick after tbs sscond
day. Or. O. having appropriated tie taa: remaining
bottle as m nfailiblo specific. had none Of ths Er
Gle Oh my return yoYage and suffered thaa cau
describe III ceEscqueIce hsve orders two boxes
from two OF my 1ate fellow passengers now In ltyeE
pool, and shall send them out by the ne1t steamer.
You ought to have depot II Liverpool Adyiasng alI
pessors ventus!ng for the first tne Tor indeed At any
tme) to sea. 70 obtain. II pcssble supply Of your
pitert betore leaving port. and thereby 6ECUER
ttEnselyes sgatzst seA aickness.
1&n. respectfully. robcdteut servant.
JOIN L. AUELLoR.
, 1863-10-23
4r1pu9Gl1


fRDlNANCE OFFICE, WAR
VDRpASr,5pur
~ Dn& &-Ao@ LIN n. ,,rvorow or+ 7,h ,aee
81 + s sss
tof 1oo o ssts of t91aay ,6 ese,s
ds5D157sd ~ ID. ss,ens:1 ~: .-,..,,
20Mo :. Frankfort Ar.essl Bsitesburx. Pa
S9e@0 9@0 :. Aue e&aeo7 Atee1A!, PIttt bnsE, Pa-
29ooo 49, Louis afstsnl, st Lou1a. No.
1Su .S.s .rccntrsrUs95;. 4M9rys ~ spf1nS Msss
seen Of tha aDove nam ID 1fSan4!s, and they
ass to BE- s1Sscs e inspss,oa r. a assenA vas.a
acASs!eu oe!ola "a tof tno HoVesumenEs
p1orea ou mtSeGnou. Ine neHs 70 % q G914Kn
Lx41n9 40 81 e asotk q Be the best oak sanne-
De1ye ies m9.t BE- p.de u ot! q thsn 1904
ee ptf Neek 1of Al contracts kels or unoers
kIQ NOT !as kn4M U tet3 per Vekk on Au Contracts
ior EYER ooo ts: tae otst deTary 70 5e made xt-
H!er sptelded i1aa viii sub q 10 cansFscter 10
to forfeiture OF the ourt ho delivered 1t that
tiue. The eccnus-e nsnts must boxed In tbs ueu1i
Eanpfr; the foxes to be charged 4. cQs to be- daset
nlntd by ths rspectcr
xhe1s hes pfoposs o 9evts I'd IL aaprf q a.
s oas 0r'peee 70 oe7ee Al SEE Dssea sos nora 'nAa
, 1863-10-23

-. NEW CoSvALxsoHxT Cl4p1
Eear Ae1and1la. Va. May 9Th, 1865, !
Mees11 Hosrxr18K Il sITH.
DER s1Rs-W1n yon do me the favor to forward
nv cxr,ees ouehalf dozen Btta1s
With pn, for which viii remit you on receipt ofsamc
a Am unable to procure your medicine here; and
lad quantity 1t coud b. sold readtly As is known
to be tie best preparation In uso TOR diseases having
thet. ordgIn with diseased stomach 1h1va used and
ec1d hurdreds Of preparations. but your Bittcss are
superior to anything Of the kind Az coEn!zant with.
indeed 10 soldier .hould be without It, thoud ha b.
ever 50 robust and healthy; for 1t il not only Rks
1oxAr1v1, but Preventive for almost II d1seases
to.dief Is subject to- Ihayebeaa ancted with ChropIc
IndIgeston, and no medictns Ills AFFORDED VI TIL
nx1uY TouBa uAs: and I Itrust Sou wiillose 20 tia
IN sending the Bitters ordered
. -Yours. very respectfully,
SAMUEL BTERS, Hospit& stewzsd.
, 1863-10-23

A RIIFICIAL LEGS.-C. Stsf
- tori; ace psocrtetor and la:ut&ctG.er u DR.
approved and adopted BY The UEned st1tc Gevern
E7eot which hts appointed h1n .e sapplI then e u.
FuKD. Ii bouth lA.k ssseet. h1ca9o. WI receive
immediate kttenttoa. Seao feI Pr ohle1s.
, 1863-10-23
BIGLOW,.
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN.

FGfUaty Il st. Il ula and nnE est 4bl1sand for the
LIST two 3exlsAt
179 8. Clark St., corner Of Wonrocs
The UNPARALLELED the Doctor in Ill fpecial
d}fte e ua,c y 1tHAe, rEco a him to fhe
public 81 deEa1vtxE Of ;&trouAKe 30 fss cured M
WORT kppEl III Calmly, * II ftEo 1lme
Cd Eb13 by tse r:<aA whe1eser he has bsen ~ 4 vel
e4uc1ie0 Ana ac16.tinc PHYSICAL closa Two
6tAEps 1Sc kct h4 Gtl' Z TO AEALTa."
Rocbe tepk1A4e for lstit& ald Ea-NeInen, whtfa
they can zee TIC Doctet only 1t a. tne from 3 4.
HI. 10 ST. u.
~ Consultation nee. r. o. Boz Isl.
, 1863-10-23

BRooKLTH. N. r, May ed 1862
Me&sys. HosTE1TKE 4 eMITH,
GgSILENsS-I hnye used your Bttters dn.inE tho
asst x weeks and feel 1t due to you and to the public
to express y hearty apr oval Of their et1ectupou
1rcyer wrota puff ior any enc. and 1abhor every
thing that tavers Of quscse1y. Hut your Bter$ "a
entirely reEcvGd from the level Of thomc.e SosrRrMn
of the cay. being patent alike to M and exactly what
they pro1ess!o be. They arc Lot advertised to cu1o
everything but they sre recommended to assist nature
In tho alienation and ultroate healing OF mary Of the
most comEoa innEtnlt1ea Of the body. and this tasy
will accomplish. I 1had Zen u17e!1 fer two month";
as Is usua1 With ms during the Spring. Was bilious,
and sufez1g from indigestion and general disease OF
the mucous 11embrate and though compelled to keep
st work II tho discharge Of ny professional dues wss
very weak. Of yellow corplsrtoa. no appetite. and
much Of the tine confined to my rcd When 1 had
been taking your Btts,s week my ggo. returned the
sa1low complexion Was all goue. ratiahed ny food
ard nov enjoy tho duties Of the mental appicstloa
which 10 recently woe 10 vcry ltksoIe and buriaa.
come to ne. When uaed Jour Blttcrs FELT change
eyary day. These are FAo7s- All infc1s1ces must bs
mado by each individual for himself
Tours. respectfully. =. 3. LEE,
Paator Of Greune aFenue Psesb5 tcz1an Church,
, 1863-10-23

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5x:1.41x nys ksoEn @ Ta's snlsadia % g.. aa'5 p!s i
t. GLossf bLaoE.or SA1ukAl r. aovK. without ID
turing the EAR O. staining Tbs Sir :eaEicE the al
Ac and Beautiful; H. parts fxsh vitality. frequently
ee5tor1nE t prkne eolo1 x1d -ecttes The III o6octs
q Bad Dyes The GecuAs H. A,Acd WnEIAH 4.
HA4cHELok III etN uRr+ ttAttpnk ana ghcutd
p arolaod 1ole hy al D;EEEts.9. A.. factory sI
Eafclky Ft.ret FeW York 1YS E|k1,1y