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thrce-story building known as Norcross' bull,
dirg ut the corner of Whitehall and Marietta
streets, was discovered at the hour Of eleven,
oa the night specified, to be on fire, By the
huge volume Of bIack smoke which enyeloped
thu whole building aud da'ksaed the a.mo-.
phtre above. It was thought, at first, that
the fire was In the cellar or stoseroom Of J..
T. P.rter, Il con1ni=>Iou merchant who kept
t1 one of the rooms Of the building; and tee
flooding the goods With which the room was
nearly iIlled. 1t was known that some cotton
was stored in the rooul, the amount Of which
w: Lave: learned from iir. Porter himself was
only two bales, and /. Was also stated thst
there were about thirty pounds Of phnspho
rus stored away in the same 1ootn. Ihe total
loss vas over $250, ,00G.
, 1863-07-16
OF JOSEPH GRAF

pECEAsED-.,anl:e notice l. heseny n.; givsn tt t.
~ X ~ Ioeenh Gfaf deceased. 70 present tie sane
81 .a nn = o bs hoiaeass t.
onIt In,'ee ID Die City or Chicago ok nc taEa MOO
dsy Of Juiy T. 1sGs being the Sta ~ I.5e1t
Chicago, ,L&y16:h, ,1@ ~
, 1863-07-16
r ONDON EYE AND EAR

1rerl.oru streets. CiiyAco. ILL
u James L. w1s Nrusl&t ant Aurist snd original
rropr'enr Of the London Eye ena r. 1narnary ~
pet1fuy ali reeonb that he s no mors conpec-
1ra "i,h hs rrevone AdvrrtteE fErnt rs 81 IT,
1Ln!c ;4,y. H1,~re BIT aA8 simply hetn c@Moyed ~
Arut Of this institution ftnce the nfst GAY ~ iAst
May, aid recesveG wages. a. other seFFahN. W1thont
ming dollars worth IT tue office furniture. OF
1,ooEt medicine Gtlice hnuFr rom 70 Il H. 6ad
1on 9tttp.A. Fest Utlcs DraEer 66s.
, 1863-07-16
9reislt 4 ntilrB.
TT OSTFTTFH,S R7T7TRs.-B

TT OSTETTER'S B:TIERS.-Bs'
ware Of Ice Water tbs cali; e!.sn 70 1or tlo e'r i,
decccd'y d, rrou@n;t lat i the cod and esascfns
mud may not ee iahtntd VII os, IL, Il, II sa.s.
smk'i Wlrc2!A.e Of HIS ~ET rEha y aarb the 1c-
STOMACH FlTrkES ,sSc" nnioIs +, ne obs1s1ed Tuis
GEMS pscraaSn j. TIC a"d o IL sn1iri
3o1lc ~htci The ref-'aele x Tor - a.e
,s s .,..te +, ssFass To- y
t, ~ t,ds q, it,. body. in Ill the :snEe OF acdt
e IT Il BiTTE nos 81 s ias
~. w " 'coun]e,ey de1-n1e the system aeatns: the
.,,1s - Nbic. tn unor r. Gon! Minds r eeets Q:
!np1 jrt aaier and yuu not only safe from the
Iii ~ III tbe shock Which the unquAthed beverage Is
sri I'd trainkt n! the cautes Of fcvez.
* & ~ "
, 1863-07-16

- no.cr4pe, bees leave to l1forr. ice citizens OF
has II a. :lnt Ae bas .ppo;n'td Messss + ascd 4
bs:ed 6c6ie1sin n1oE7atc 6canApps." who M1lauppl{
and WsIsEa @ ~ xST6 sT6
dix Il ht world 1t has been tested By the wh2le
E.edical F7culty sno pronounced % thsa 70 ns tne
II IT, sc in Tue for several Year, past r. conse
Euecc The great quantity of counterfeit ~
r. .vae ris seses1sT = fn9ca 1 =. re-
ha.e n,irchAtt1b car Eettt:E the =cnuiae Arb
Tn amy EotlerA v III ind this Gin the clehpe5t o.
1p,tais In nv Yell. SEisdelphia snd Es:hin=toa.
1'sHAa ~ 49," UDULPaO WOLFE,
"A Beaver street. New York.
1900 Cnsca Of Nyolfe's CelebEa-
ted &ctsis.eInm Aroma
tic Selma pB,
vo- ss.eoy J.H. REED 4 CO. AEeota.
rr.G..,1asm 1&6 Lake street, Chicago.
, 1863-07-16
:t1nu11ttul.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Tho
l. Government, being desirous of aacurtaining tho
names OF nil men IN the army the Third Of March.
Enrolment hereby Etse notice to al pefaons having
army and who feel Interested 10 thalr welfare that
iniorr1stlon 1t the bfsees desigrasea below. on
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
Ine 14th. 18th and 18th Of july. 1853:
III Ward At tho sups1risors' Boon. in tho Court
2dva Id. nSasn q as State street. ......
I'd ward. a. W!llets Cazz.sSe ehop. soFner 1t State
IN was eeIssf OF "a and State Streets
18th Wig, Il Joha 1:absrs Saloon, Archer Road, west
On ward q Grosos Houss. corner OF 18th md Canal
;th ward. 1t tho house Of Albert cor.
ner OF 11th md Union streets.
ath Ward al The house Of John Hoeh. 2t9 Blue Island
on. Ward, u Union PARK Store 5ts West Laka street.
lGth Ta1d at u Tess Randolph street. Room No. 8.
ta Wa,d at 20 and 50 North Psozta street, corner Of
Prairie and Peor1A atresN.
l3th Ward. At the house OF Wm- Knees. BEG Milwaukee
18th wa.d. 1t corner Of sedcwicket and North arc.
18th Ward tho hnuae Of Peter 9chaldt. east sda OF
Larsabee street. second door from Black Hawk
18th Ward. 1t Melm's Garden North Clark street.
1ssh Ward. stRoEsh Market. 4!shigs9 ssrees.p Hpa
Captaln aud Provost Marshal. Fiat District. N.
, 1863-07-16
4uu1n1issiu;: MerGhants

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ul GENERAL
s..s soMnss!eSs as's7 ::ss!' s|.s snsHF.SS1sss f. s.
Ct, Csi Tssde J. n'le " iN'e' A'u g.. jgi.hss' ~
VAN WAGENEN Is Co,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
sonsisanshis e aaas5e: 5syeso aad Nav Tofk.
Ed vA1 ~-o1s1z uytR 5santa hi ao''0s 'foH'01'
nRAKE s. BEEBE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
y;s SpraS;aaz .sssasS Sals to y OF
EURB1sH & EGLESToN,
j. FORWARDING AND
C0Mm1SS1oN MERCHANTS,
Aae s sss S1a s1ss 4s
OF l',1a: : A.so. Philadelphia Sugars and syrapa
BATES, STONE & CO.,
PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
a1a South Water street. Chicago.
Ehs." We have g7eatas facilities for onr insscssns
OQEl1er2- 3Qls4-1<"
T EDUC & GIBBS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
wooi &c. L5ersl sdSances @ - mads On CO 70
i9sse Sss H.
WNANs, PEARCE G5 CO.,
COMMISSION HIERuHANTs,
@as South Water street. tup statrs' Chicago; ~.
aof ae9s T. s. S32o ~
4 LBERT MORSE d CO.,
~ PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. d South M4sss strSe1 = ,Akeas Building
ppslas~ e0aa'Sa isas ::s!s!;S sssy = e0nn''s0n E
4 BEL AKIN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
South stss 1osrs
VIVA. BROWNS . CO. Hew Yosx; :, ,-
n e. COW AN g. CO.,
24l LAKE STREET,
M Fl g 5 5ssss: s:sf R.'ss e
W ALKER & THOMAS,
ATTORNEYS AND CouSsELL0Rs At LAW,
Room I. Portland Block. southeast corne- Dearborn
01LnEaT Q. TnKER, troyn e173sm] "a TnoAAs
G1LBEEr, UPD1RE & co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
10. 20 1ssslle stree. Chicago: z: Drawer ssss
Exchange On st. 1ouis Wanted
Q. J. GILRkRT, J sTAHAEp. GILBERT 70
@. ". CPDIKK. 7 NO. . Clt9 lsulianlos
CHERMAN, COOLEY & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
8Laaalle street, Office MOL
:. + .aasss14. sanna' wright. sei1n shef9aa n s Co.
O. q. COOLEY. late With Ewing. Briggs d Co.
my5d5So sm
pENISTON & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
LIVERPOOL.
EH7KRICKs: Mess1s. Page. Richardson Co. Boston
Middleton Co.. New York.
Snow & Burgesa, do.
Johnston Dayley do.
casa advances made IN cousignments Of Provision
!'oof' &C. 70 sne a'oSe noafs HESkY X ,11LwARp.
-. dei6y19&ly 1e LAtnl1a street, Chicago.
, 1863-07-16
Proposals


ITO CONTRACTORS.
Dredging of the Ear Mt the
Mouth Of the Marbor.
sea'ea PoP1s9!s IN b fsee1ged st s
S Il ii! 81 =
S:9s ss # " IL! gs
of fourteen m feet q vatei snall % reached il the
Il + gs Saf "a ssees;a i
s s .ss b
ests "a r., a Il 9 T an sor
s.
s5s s!ee ios iii irfofmat!oa tasa Is gwen 81
The Doard reserves the right TO- reject aay Or Al
' SRED; LETz.
,!s snss @ ef the Board of Public @s
pEoPOsALs FOR BRICK
L. SEWERS.
Ca1oAao. JAY 10. 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii hs received At this ONES
ua ~ M = a Thse tse
work and Furnishing III the materials bricks
S: ss Ssf e. Il e
work On a1e In The office OF this Board.
EBWRRs TO BR CONSTRUCTED.
SOUTH DIVISION.
-,SG GrSss Stssct; aH isst dlameief: e
cr.,s street. afsef dlsmetsT: 's'ee' % o'o0'l'"
e e. eEo' Avenue to
on Mictigan asenue non North street to opooslte
On Michigan aTenue. from RirSold ayeupe South
ahout ~ feet. ~ feet dlameteT.
a. nSssh ss:aue. nom Old street to North street.
On st.!e street from Ringon avenus to cross street..
~ feet diameter.
WEST DIVISION.
On Twelfth street. from South Branch Ct Chicago Ny
o. 70
On Rsnben Et1eer, om Fulton straes to Lake street,
Nonrn DIVISION.
On Mariet street. from Esie areet to Diysion feet
os pix;on :t.sts, fon Wells strestso Market street.
On Cliease avenue. from La Sale stEres to Marko,
On chicaeo ~ asenas. from Market strest to North
~ s. ases as s@ ct the
q e s o5 sy
to accept ~ oae iii xS the sondioas u
rs
ns h was t. shs o
IL q sSsh stlest froa IS tee
@ i as4 81 sa ~ dasSn ~ ~ Sd.i
ehoula decide aEaEd t. snsh the sewers Of one os
T6e Sics must b sealed. end accompanied With
bond tf lhs penal amount OF $40 feaazs for which
ns Ct ri. tse h s
BIZ Is accepted 1ofns OF proposals Can be had At as
wT sas.s VI s ssstsa l.. + r. se:za Of Ro'
, 1863-07-16

Mining thctf own coal exc1usiyely can furnish con.
s.,tne1s 01 dealers At the lowest markes prices.
Offices Gs9 KaBt Mh!son ttreet, 12G South MarEet
street. And7a South Clark street foot Liberty Post
Office Drawer 6l51. ROBERT Law. AEeut.
LehIgh Hnesburh Rrfay Hill. Erie and other coal5
.ipjG-hi1c-9m Z, LAW,
, 1863-07-16

THE CONFESSIONS AND EA-
pEIIEECE OF AN lNyALID.-Pub0shed for
<so 1eofnt and ~ wa!1lsE nc nssf13fV Pr.
sfute Decay of Manhood, e. supplying Al taa sane
Emt, o,, epr y f.rrpR
ore ho t,as cured himself sitter being nut to Ertat
Euxi,se snd iuiuYJ through medical h1nbus Ana
IN =. G,osrx rozt maid addressed envelope s!nge
Norscs d al Be had c! tce author. fAIH Ah1EA MAX
TA1h ESQ, bedford. EiDgs County. Il. I.
, 1863-07-16
nUDSON'S UNRIVALED

nUDSON'S UNRIVALED
Il TOOTH PAsTF Is more efficient IN cleand1g
serving the teeth. b-AlnE dIbeAsod gums and
1uss the BREATH tan Gtoez "sns1ce II
x4on;ce It t .excelenr." Sold by II Drugsifta %zs@
THE MYSTERIES OF TIE
4 TnILET arg often e1pos*d y ecnseauenfe rea Ct
3he instnSency ofte called + of
DYE know and feel t.nt their eectei is SECURE
NO MORTAL EFE
Can distinguish tho hlack* and browns producod p7
Ehs dye from those impaired by the Cse1tor,
NO DESTRUCTIVE INGRRDIENT,
Nothing that thrse up or IL anY Eay tn]ure TIE
, s B. q ptfss5a1s
rise so sad !: So
G!zr. ly1t-b59-ln.le
Eaj1. JAMES, formerly OF New
- Orleans, whosc anr1vaned success IN tnetrest-
rueTr Of Chronic Meusal. Blood, AID ohcE diseasos
THAT REQUIRE sKuLFUL TREATMENT,
uee permanently located himself 1t BS Randolph
Et-r ct Chicago Dr. JameA1s recommended oy the mo
kcs flcnlty and the amosr cU1s press Of the souto
I1,,urAuds Of uafortonstes blesA Dr. JAMES WHO.
Int tai htra, voud b. living q miserable exist
.ca The ensiable reputstion Dr. Jamos enjoys from
tee Lake. to the Gu Il rhe result Of yeass q ssnd5
nec onse:vation. .......- -....
D. james uses no Mercury 1cd.da Potast,. Arsenic
or fa-Eapa-t11A In the treatment Of b.ooo olseaae&
but sreutra1xer, which IL + positive curn.
o?.n,ac Weakness cured By new sod fr1asuole
etaoe saving both une and expense.
otre snd parlorr p &c Randolph street. tup
CGce hours from 4. II. until RP n.
<<ouayrr r rtnK1 THV1GY,kHf,N
, 1863-07-16
u. W. FUTILE,

Geusrsl Western Agent. No. ! state street, Chicago
u1Ys-eHQ4-2r4
, 1863-07-16

she ND have this remedy ut hand for its ney use 4
the Ikt appearance OF 1nnenesa Will esectualy pro
these EDEidnbls diseaaes to which AL norsn 4t6
Liable. and Ehich render 80 naay otacfW!se yaaaa4s
over four hundred voluntary tseemnn!a1s TO tho
wonderful curative properties Of ths 11nl9ent aasv
been 1eee7ed within the 1ast two YeaES ana aoJ C
ths.r keau nerA0ns In the hIEhEat lA1k1 Of HxA.
, 1863-07-16
The Extract Buchu

Is 1ieupa1ed by xny othe. r=rnety, - IN CnlosonI
OF Retention IreRulartT, Painfuntss suppression
Of Customary ErzcuAnons. UlcerHted or Scirrhuux
fha In
, 1863-07-16
Qt1l1t1lt.

Nilton's IasoIable Centnt
|Is a new thing. and tho result Of
|yeArs Of study: its combustion Is
on SCIkSTlFIo PHIHo1PLES, and
|upderpo circumstances or change
LOT temperature. Will It becoIua
|cor!apt or emit any of1enstve
|sfnf1l.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-19
IOTHERS. MOTH E II :!
MOTHER S,..

Don't fail to Procure Mrs. Winslow's Sosth-
inS Syrup fer CHILDREN TEETHISs.
This valuable preparation IS the prescription Of
oe Of the best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. and has been used for thirty wears
with never failing safety and success BY mllisns Of
mothers ana children, from the feeble infant one
week old 10 the adult.
It not only reieves the child from pain ba' i1yig
crates tie stomach and bowels oorrects aciiity and
gives tone and energy - the whole system. 1t will
almost instantly relieve.
GRIFISG N TsE BowgLS AND WIND eoLIe- .
We believe il the Best and Surest Remedy IN the
World in all cases Of DYsENrERy and DIARgHgA
N CuILpREN. whether il arises from Teething and
other causes.
Full directions Tor using will accompany each
bottle. None Genuine unless the fac-simile of
CURTIS 4 PERKINS, of New York, is on the
outside wrapper.
Sod by all Medicine Dealers.
Principal Office, =, Dey street, New Y0rS.
Pace ONLY > CENTS PIE BorrLs.
RICE. COFFIN { CO., Agents. Marysyille-
REDINGTON i co.
4l6 and As Front street, san Francisco.
aa92 6m Agents for California
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-19


the hope is that be viii succeed n isking this
nes, egg Of rebellion
The all absorbing question here is, when IS
the draft TO take place? The nan who could
tell when snd where, and al about II. could
draw the crowd. Ii has not, as yet, however.
been ordered in this State, and If chance 10
volunteer to fll our quota, could De had, DO
not believe draft would be necessary. The
fear of the draft is 20 great that, With the very
large bouuiies low offered, | have 10 doubt
that Michigan would I'll her quota with volun-
teers, and if Secretary Stanton can be prevail
ed upon to believe that the power Of the gov
ernment viii be acknowledged without the
draft, Michigan will fill her quota with volun-
teers.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-19

BURNsIpE.-This petty tool OF tyranny,
1t Is reported has resigned his position in the
army. He was educated at West Point. and
was, OF course, military man ; but be appears
TO have engaged on The wrong side in this war
and could not let the Union people of the ad
herring States alone, As q military man he
met with some success in North Carolina and
latterly in East Tennessee. As a politician
he was a supporter Of Breckenridge, and found
ii easy to lead the Administration in its war
upon such Douglas Democrats. IS was Mr..
Nallandigham. His defeat at Fredericksburg
If his heart ever WAS with the Union. seems tC
have soured his nature. and his subsequent or.
ders have been peevish aud contemplate aud
tyrannical. His resignation, if accepted. vii
relieve the glory OF the Union arms OF many
foul and unseemly taTnish
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-19

was hooerV hIuT5y, wE5-5s- r-c-. y - rs.-el
laughter and questions. How are ven. Rob
eFt Ridseys' Coed for old Bob Rider 0.
As anot ler name was called. an IrisAman in
the room started Suddenly exclaining, %, bs
Jases. that'sme - and having satisfied bis Gu
riosiiy about the draft operation. soon retired
On the room Another one heard his name
called with litiie apparent care for the matter;
Fenarking musiugly. Il thought they would
want me" As the draft became nearly com
pleted a good many very anxious faces were
seen among the assembly. and one could imag-
iae each person specuatiag on the probability
of his name being the last ore drawa.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-19
Josephine Copper Mining Co.

NTOTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN &C
= y cordance with the laws OF the State of Cali
foria and an order OF the Board of Trustees of the
Josephine Gold, Silver and Copper Mining Compa-
ny, there viii he sold At pHblic auction, saturday
September l2fh al o'clock p. NJ. in front of tie
Company's Office on Hunt0on street. Oruville 50
many shares of the capital stock Of said company
standing in the names of the following persons NJ
shareholders. will be necessary for the payment
Of the assess ents daily levied thereon. together
with the expenses Of advertising and other eypea-
-es of sale:
NAMES. No. SHARES. -. T Due.
G. Fitzreiald ....--..... 200 Sl2 90
sam. Stewart rt........-........g zoo sl2 90
Wm. Rogers .........- ....- 200 sl2 90
\. NJ. BISHOP. Secretary.
orov'le Jaly 9th. 1868.
The above sale Is postponed till Monday Sept.
2lst, 1868. By Order.
p.N. BISHOP. seey.
Sept. 18th Is6s.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-19
J. W. GILEY>oN. COUNTY cLHRE

d = il and for Butte county and eX-oiicio Clerk
Of the Board of Supervisors in and for Bate com
y, state OF California hereby certify the foregoing
te De true copy ot the proclamation Of the Coy
eraor Of this State, tar the same Is applicable
u the said c0anty, calling an election throughout
the State; and the Proclamation Of the said Board
OF Supervisors, calling election ia this county,
together with tie Election Precincts Inspectors and
Judges Of Election i5r Butte county.
- Witness my hand and the Seal of
{ sr, County Court affixed September 10Th A.
| D. 1858.
- J. ". GTLkYS0N,
County Clerk. and ex ofieio Clerk OF the
Board Of Supervisors Butte Comfy,
California.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-19

The ABOLITION press of this State are lick.
ing the feet of power with a slavshness almost
beyond belief: Two or three of them, since
the election, have expressed preference for
the renomination of Lincoln to the Presidency!
AS though the country had net been surieited
with Presidential iokes-with days of humili,
alton and fasting and prayer-alternated with
days of thanksgiving for the proclamation OF
freedom TO the negro, and tie sacrifice of heca.
tombs of American citizens, in consequence of
the fanatical pressure" before which Abra-
ham Li1c0la's oath of Office gave way As if
the country was to remain forever dumb to the
wall of the white widow and orphan, and glory
only in reading long columns of the killed and
manned in exating the chattering monkeys OF
African descent, at the command of idiotic
aboltlonists whose sympalhies are thus direct
ed because black is more readily distinguished
by their narrow visions than white. As if the
millions of debt, under which the country is
now groaning was not sufficient Republican
legacy to the American people, and would not
serve to remind them in the distant and eternal
future, of their folly and recklessness in chooS-
ing the wrctched jester Abraham Lincoln, for
their Chief Magistrate,
No. No! gentlemen good, kind sirs. give
Us 10 more of your long joker. The people
are tired of continuing the fraticidal and bloody
strife for partisan purposes If you have the
strength of the majority, use it like patriots
and not, as you have done and are now doing,
like base-boTu demagogues and political quacks
whose sole course Of preparation has been the
perosaI Of Helper
We never thiuk of Abraham Lincoln With
out feeling al "irrepresSible" desire to rehash
a stale joke, Giaa rails, or, tell skunk story,
aud our readers must excuse US il We use ia
miliar smile to illustrate our opinion. 1t is
saying sometimes amongst business men
when they have engaged 10 an unfortunate or
foolish transaction, that they have laid a
goose egg" Tha, is exactly what We think
the American people did when they elected
Abraham Lincoln, and in the Atlantic States
a majority Of the people begin TO soEgard 1t.
They will not repeat ii.
The Marysville Appeal seconds the renomi-
nation of Lincoln, aud speaks of the n National
Union Convention in connection with such a
proposition. We are aware that the Repub
licanS here, cali thehmselves tie Union party,
but in the Atlantic States they are regarded
and classed as Republicans, and it will be the
Republican Sectional Convention that will re
nominate Mr.. Lincoln. if it shall be done at ali.
Their false cry of Union" has deceived the
people Of California for the past year or two.
but that party will send delegates TO the Re
publican Convention, aud that Convention will
be controlled by Aboliiouists. Thoy may
re nominate Mr. Lincoln, but will the Ameri-
can people lay second goose egg for their
incubation
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-19

Men engaged in the manufacture OF arms Tor
the United States g.enot exempt
Il I substitute furnished proves deserter,
the drafted man whose place be has taken viii
be liable to serve, or furnish another substi-
tu,e.
A widow may have several sons, and if but
one of them IS liable, and she is dependent up
on that one for support, be win be exempt. but
if the Others are liable he viii Dot be exempt
Boards of enrolment are TO give certificates
of exemption for alienage, whenever the fact Is
established TO their satisfaction. referring only
doubtful cases to the State Department al
Washington
The publication Of the names of exempted
men. with the cause Of their exemption. is con,
tinued by NJ. Fry. All sorts Of diseases and
causes ofexemption are specified loss Of teeth
is a frequent one. We subjoiu report Of the
Examining Board in the 3rd district Of Massa-
chusetts. Five hundred and thirty conscrip,s
were examined and divided Of as follows |.
will be seen that the government received only
tilirtv-nire men ont Of the whole numhe-
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-19
Elistois Sarsaparil

BliStors sarsapariiIa posons dug from thl
bowels Of the eartn, and used as medicines, xii
thousands annually. Powder and bali are not hal
half SO muJderous. From the curses Of mankin
called mineral specifies Bristol's Sarsaparilla |
exempt. Its tAirty-fye years Of funbroken triamp
over scrotulA, cancer, eryspelas and all diseases
the skin, the flesh the bones the joints and gland
are due to the vegetable kingdom alone. 1t is
only medicine ever prepared by man, that eradicate
from the system the virus Of malignant maiadie
and at the same time recuperates the constitution
To the feeble it is strength to the aged vitality III
agonlZed a soothing balm, to the broken in spirit
leNNlug elixir 10 the sufferers OF the gentler sex
present help under all their special difficulties I
ALL the most certain and inocuous Of the means OF
ieTed by science ior the Ielei and prevention OF hu
man suffering. Sold by the leading drag gists Of a
towns and cities. sl9ln.
HOSTETTER, SMITH < DEAN.
Agents fer Pacific Coast, san Francisco
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-19
News of the Week.

The news of the past week has been some
what meagre. The capture of Morris Island,
by our forces is confirmed. Subsequent re-
ports mention that our forces have also OBJ
taiued possession of James Island. The pos
session of Morris Island places the rebelious
city of Charleston within easy range of Gil
more's guns, aud that city must surrender or it
will be destroyed. A full supply of incendiary
shells has been forwarded for this purpose
At Chattanooga we captured two steamboats,
and thirty pontoons, very few stores and no ar
tilery or prisoners. The works are very strong.
At Bolivar we captured two of jeff Davis
paymasters, with two millions of confederate
cash to pay of the rebel troops at Little Rock
Arkansas. The money was not needed for that
purpose, as our troops have paid off the rebels
pretty well in that State His paymasters did
right in briniug the money designed for that
purpae e TO our boys
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-19
Is Health worth ,hs Trouble of an f,

pertinent '-If yoa think So sick reader, you ar
invited to follow ID the footsteps of the great mgt
tude who have found relief, when they had al,fo
ceased 10 hope for ii, in BrIitoIs Sugar Coate
Pills. The scope of their remediIl operation
wide. Not only do they produce the most benelcia
effects in ali immediate disease OF the stomach. tn
liver, tie bowels bat in great number OF c0ntirl
ent complaints. in sphsms and it- Of every de
crlptlou they are considered by medical men o en-
lnehce. Is well as by the non professionals the mos
thorough OF all remedies. They renovAte the get
eral system, while they gently relax the bowel
and hence IN cases OF physical prostration whetht
arising from age weak constitution or a specif
ailment, they are invaluable. Where other purg
tlyes would exhaust aad sicken the patient thx
recuperate and refresh. Their effect upon the a
petite Is most remarkable. Ordinarp aperieuts cl
ale distaste for food but they produce a desire
ii. They are pat up in glass yias, and will keep
any climate. Sold by all regular druggists.
HOSTETTER. SMITH & BEAN
Agents Tor Pacific coast. san francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-19
COUNTY TIRE tSURER'S OFFICE
CEOyrIIr Sent 10Th 1Sss

Warrants drawn on the General County Fund
registered November l2th to November l7th.
1850, Inclusive, will he paid on presentation
al this Office. and viii cease 10 bear iuteres;
from this date; if not presented within sixty
days the money set apart for their redemption ),
VIII beappropriated to pay warrants next in order
Of registry.
D. BURROUGHS,
County Treasurer.