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The Cheap Coal Question.

Tho firm position taken ~ the srN in opposition
to TIM cxtortonatc schemes OF lhe coal spo> s,ors,
aud itr advocacy OF the System OF Purchasing Asso.
cations to break up ,boir monopoly, has already
produced tho most sats .ctory results. Ten or
twelve associations tand perhaps others that have
not reported to u.s. were formed, Ia accordance
with the sus's EuFs estonA aui some 81 them have
already rc,oIved TIER winters supply 81 coal AZ
figures lar below ,hose demanded by the dealers
In addition 10 this, It has had the effect of alarming
the spectators and reducing tho general price
about twenty PER cent. This an important gam.
bu, consumers must not aat,cr thcmse yea that nth.
out continuance Of thor eHor.s 1t Will be lasting
The evil has been suspended, not eradicate snd
II the spectators fnd tina, tie people are contcn
with what they have done, another LivAncc viii
soon occur. lac receipts .. coal ut this port dur.
Ing the week, as shown by the oti 'lll statement,
have been mainly 10 MI orders OF speculstors aud
thcy have also inImcuso conirSc's flr future de-
livery II Ia evident, therefore, that they EXPECT 20
dciude the people by temporary diininution Of
prices with the design Of balancing the accouu, by
u largo advance when tho wintor season thall
have COME when they have tic control Of tho mar
ket IN their own hands, and when olsumcrs have
no choice but N pay the hy7ires they demand.
lac true policy, them is 10 continue the operations
OF Purchasing AAsoGiations-to extend and in.
crease their purchases, aud to make the advantage
al'e''Iy gained of lasting and perm inent benefit
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DE aIslS.

COuGHLIN -. MARY Reynolds, wife Of rhomas
Conthhu, = native 81 tie County etfin, LELAND
lie ii.clds and relatives o, the smiiy axe rc,rce,.
uy 9,lci TO ni,esl tac a.. Al ,.' tniis. after
Zoo /. At ls.h 70. ~
pONLAN- la Ierev C,ly, on rhu-rlay moruine
after a hnse ing Illness, Nlcs-e Don an 90 BE -
year Of h,s age, anatgc OF tho County Rotooinuon,
fHfif tfsNh.
The icrI,c. and friends respectfully invited to
s'cnd thc iuurfsi i"-uo .os Is ,turig. afternoon,
At o'co,k, fion his a1e icsidcnec, l3' fa'ona ave,
ierey CITY. -
EARLE-on w~lnc.day. sept. :, ~, Nathaniel
The esu,c- and friend. II tho f-,nilv -rc re.p"c,-
tnlly invited 10 attend tn" funeral Jin She .t.i-
dcnoc OF h,s parents VI h'ug o. on fida,' Stpi.''
al O'Clock, r. ". -
HNNIGAS- Laurence uanl.sn. in TIC SAITH year
of h.sae.
The uien's OF the Family sic respectfully inyi'ci
20 attend no iuneim, on Sat,laa,, 10. . ociO, X
foin IL Lau.onH II. 80
uEANfN -Jn Thur,dsv ln''. -. C.tLa inc
lleanoy, a, her iesidtuce To W, j. % u
Her fdenk and ieai,f"-. ani t'c % hcr 'on
tar iunc al, v hch vii iase i', ol -t'uitt, IA
Inst, 81 o. IcocS. ON - i7t c1s abe 10. b"c
a rocmn hI.h Mas u Requiem ~id 10 oei,V.tei
tlT tnU i,iosc Vt Lo. sou IL
ILNSi.AN- the It'll inst, Bridget linuiean
in, i,iue al will take place fom tie Clulr Of the
Inch As,s shl &c ceiohu.teI 'or ~. icrre nj ner
| SOU, on FRIDAY, the y n. ~ o'clock. IL
III SSLl.ls-pn lhliria.' r'Ni 'lh' oI 'onsuH =
tio,, f,edetcs Whhasu H. un,. ia s"i, NE Le"sc
hi,lsnd OF Badtot Russell, a-ci o1 year and /
| noah.
Ths r,l.,ivc, and f'irris NJ the iamily sr. re-
sp,ctiuy invited Ia attend the idncr on - ltdiy
ale moon, sep lL0. t'DosH. tts i'u'ai!s ~ it
taken to Criyafy Cemetery ioi ihiein.h hanchts-
/ toa y i-sIe piesac cop. i"'
| SklLLIS-On wcducsIlv, Aug. 81, Nj llanee
| Skl4u, OF Mount Mons, lIYin-ston toe y. e IN
/ tAc 18th ear oi his age %
GOT NDISG-In Key Port, sept. 5, Harriet sound
\ Ing, .4Td ~ Ntt.t.
| hor remain we're tNkon 20 Greenwood. ~
| THoMASSOS-On Tussias, sept. d ar. Thomas
| TLon.ssOl. a4.d y yCATr, +. u4un'A- uud 10 da's.
ne relatives AMI tiIclts " NJ iaLiif Ae irepr't
fully invited to- attend the iuueiL. o. FRIDAY aii--
mon, sept. Q, At ucocN, iuu bis lat" .csicchct,
l.. Lar 9Th 81. NeS JCsey aaf Long Island pane
! po.se copy. 81
| INhELS-On SEPT. %, Of wounds received in the
hate oi w" 10Th US, uoti n i"4s Ferry, kdw Ard
| usrl-. of Go. T., hth ltclr e t4irtv.
! Tue iuueiA wa take p..Ac tnth filay. slir5.
noon. at . clock, nom Ls late icaidoGc,. . I'm,
HN,. -
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SPECIAL. NOTICES,
chronological ExuuI

chronological Examinations, with Charts,
and iulI ritten descriptions Of character and advice
n. TO the most appropriate purniits in which You con
host succeed Faul,s-how 70 correct them Health-
how to secure and retain 1t; the Management OF
Children; eelf-Improvemsnt etc., given daily by
Me.sr,. FOWLER d WELLS, Ut 2Se Brosdwsy,
Ne, Ns So
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Nrs Fork, Sep. 7.--Plicc- have not much chsnccd
fCru on. iisG supp.'r' nave Co sin..l, INT
win lar shpmeuts IN orpec'. The un'aV0latie
Neltler tie past ieR aaI har sont"hit li.lu.,I
.ALe AM ten. cl TO ncl he ms. kct ~ all pOn
Dovt.un.elt - not pu. CHI siIls NcA cN e.si,,.y
y eat. On the I..si k,Nei sac tlr sap. l.
al. H.. y I,cs ~ . A,d. On tAe No IayC. tIDe
y ice. III az i.st wees, ~itu Lo.r1ate Ia i
ness. A. iJi. p.ILs' Nj oct lie stpJ., sutH l.il
y ice ..'urp q. .cuulll. II s4.4 lib %. La ,
rI..jtl.si ~ s'gtT h. We nj an. 60 500 iUI
s..-h - tie Lu..4 G s.' Re
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AUCTION NOTICES.

AUCTION NoTICE-NEw AND vALu
AafrxAs! s6s Co. ~ ~ ll III :, Aue
III f az n s ~. s SS o a o. Dow
htst;o;@s machinery. 'ucA ~ pisne.~ ens,ne ,n1
POLISHING tnschln,s iiains. ioiine, and 10 ci turu-
.ne machine l.ppinr, ,asping. 'tai nf r.Ar cut-
md upiieh' ernl p'e,o,, eIsins msch,ues wood ana
tock iutulng lsthes &C. - tools and hJtutc' o1i,.
N anuiacturing esp,bii.l@ens.
The sale sil be r. ennofy and for esh IN defVery.
Cstac. uc, nay te lad At AZ tiilr on sppi,c.isa
VI ne Auction Room, III Poari al, AND on ,M
b oder OF tho Trustee. of the Amernn Fire Arms
Company.
3,i GEORGE 7. MAY. Secretary.
A rEREMITOEY SALE or an ENTIRE
a D.. c..s house ct fine hcuscnold uFultuie, rods
io'cioci r w. lac cn,ire s1iioi. dalai room, ,ccp-
~. io9'n a. g. raH my 40 OF tAe hNG sio,.
- mt Of fret c,hs' furn,tu,, lc aud Iodine
dch cape p CANA. svegvare. Sec viii 90 wci 10 st-
ada ii &ue6S,er o''l's0f ~ AZ
DAWNHROKER'S SALE.-THIS DAY AT
J. -, dc.ooN % BILL a - ,kAilAe's sale
Rooms - Nc H1N'rl, =, l)ts his'-iae Pe,feA
4 cue cothins bedding, -iec's. quI., Ssnsos
Piec. gool,, .hirS loots and shoe 10 - or3er
DAWNBROHER'S SALE - on WFDNES.
80 Caraine st. general sssorrncut oi an todoes.d
pctss. oigcs, Of J. hhAAfk. solo siu lcg.
ID GAFFNEY, AUCT'R--23 CHAMBERS
:, ee'- IN" bet priocs 10. .iocery aud h,uos
"o'', d.insg ann. a. oys'cf .A-}yns iniai.uIs
- o. 4ug iof sa.e 80
DAWNBRUkEE's SALE THIS DAY
i JAMES AGAE vii eel Il. 20 Ncy liiv, u u
o ,ock 3 al ots Of somcu. wcsrl- spTelT"i consist
b.oohc md ~ooien ,hs1is' sheet S,ilits' h'anSeIS
a"d othet .eA'oulhe rooi- u order OF II. COHEN
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TN TNlLNES-NOII.l-lHE MEMNLKo
SOCIETY NOCste:s.

L'ENIAS BGOTHrRVyOr-~pBD AauuI
hsmmorh ric-N,y, ,s Jv-cs'e ,'u o., sCplymlo.
NJ 70. lIcHcts 80 I,uH. .,l
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toNsI WILTON CuGsu -,iSIued sir po1uis ~ dssA
'lncf | commenced uiIug ths Indisn llt!t Doc,of.l
Medicine. NJ coughing, splitting pain Ia two hre.st.
a. all roae ard feel tie . ne- man, VI health
lie quite restored. EAVAN,
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pAWNBROKEE', SALE THIS Day
\NM. Writers. AUC1'R.. WILL SELL

w thi, day al i6i Cans ~, ~ oc.ocS. come hns
pNlor dining ana thtu or suite, tsl,stT, BIT ssels,
py and ingrnin ca pets, Mahos sny AMI vanr bcd.
.lt hurra', rash';.nds, .kihst and In. tabl.S
ahCr beiF mud lir matttcse,s, toycrnl tnilA tnS
pot. oil otb., tet. Of hALCfs china, ea-s tin
aAd Aaoi ware, DC. &c. rs
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ID GAFFNEY. AuCT'R--e5 CHAMBERS

At t"t- III" bc.t Irccs foI .tocery aud h,Ius
so'cs, drinking, uiuIf. At oyster -Auns fuiuiiure
m hncy soodr stores; hotels. All kinds OF e'D,cs
~ o. inv ioi sAe. 80
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
DIED.

In Hamilton, Butte county, Oh Wednesi lay,
the 9th instant, HARzIET CATHARISE. only
daughter Of james Wagstaf. aged years, }
months and days.
The deceased was born at New Philadelphia
Butte county, on the 30th Of September, 1856
How truly it has been said, Death loves q
shining mark" Little Kittle'' was the pride
of fond father. and well might be lore her in
life, and lament her in death, for few children
her age. ever evinced such prominent points
of gift and promise as she did. She was toc
pure and far for earth, so-"Heaven saw and
early claimed her for its own" Weep not
Father and Brothers, she has OILY preceded
you in going to join her Mother. where sickness
and death can never give pain or cause sepa-
ration. VS..
Oroville, January 6, 1864
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09

COUNTY FUsDs.-The County Treasurer
announces that be has funds on hand tor the
redemption OF county warrants registered in
the month of February, 1861. We are glad
to note this improvement in county finances,
and hope tha. another year will see the indebt-
edness entirely paid of. 1t would be good
thing for the tax payers Of the county, but q
severe practical joke an scriphoders, if the
Board of Supervisors should authorize the
Treasurer to purchase "Greenbacks" for the
redemption of outstanding warrants. This
would be no harder on scrip holders than it
will be if the Legislature, as they probably
will before they adjourn, make "Greeubacks"
receivable for taxes We do not advocate
the proposition. We DO not oppose it. We
hold no scrip. We don't care. We are just
looking at the muss which Republicanism is
about to inaugurate.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09

Or INTEREST TO LAplEs.-The fashion OF
having embroidery on coaks. ladies' dresses,
and III fact, garments Of every description. is
rapidly on the increase in this country-impor-
ted, as are other from Paris. Fortunately FOR
the ladies' the crisis has not caught them IN
prepared, and left them with no other means of
ornamenting their articles of dress but the
tedious and tiresome one by hand. There is
at least one Of our popular sewing machiens
(Grover & Baker's) which is adapted to both
sewing and embroidery and braiding. Ladies
can examine the ornamental and beautiful
work of these machines and receive instruc-
tons in the same by calling at any of the
agencies throughout the State
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09

DEFALCATIoN OF A REPUBLICAN STATE Or
FiCIAL.-The blowhards of the Republican
party made great noise over the late retiring
State Administration. 1t had been death on
corruptionistS and retired with the profound
consideration Of the incoming officers. 1t turns
out, however that the thing was not so pure
after all. Attorney General Mccullough has
commenced suit against Gilbert +. Warren.
late Stale Controller, and his twelve bonds
men. to recover the sum Of Sl22l7 %, TO
be deiaulter, and which is due on account of
stamps issued to him by the Secretary of State
and not accounted for on his books He has
fed the State 10 disgrace. His bondsmeu are
sureties to the amount Of $4,000 and are said
to be among TIE solid men Of San Joaquin
county. Other misdeeds, such as black mailing
his clerks are charged against him
The Sacramento Union thought Warren
was rascal, at the time he was nomnated.-
that is, il SAYS 50 now-but lacked the manli
ness to say So 1t preferred that the State
should be robbed. rather than expose dishon,
orabe member of its psrty.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
0dseklp p&utte 8ttor0

The RANRoAD.-The amount of iron Lee
essary for the completion Of the track from
Roses Station to Oroyille, has been received
and about thirty days will put it down. The
prospect for speedy completion of the road i;
good. The work of laying the track is now
progressing. and depots and turn tables will
soon be in readiness in OrovilIe.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

Debility. from whatever cause arising, may be
cured; strength, in whatever manner it may have
been wasted, may be restored by the of thi:
powerful and healthful nvigorant. For Indiges
ton and all its painful effects, bodily and mental
they are positive specific.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09

JAMES NJ. MAxgy, Filth Iufautry c. Y, and
Qasr.errasteF Sergeant, died from copges-
tion Of the lungs al Drum Barracks last week
Ma1ey wSs formerly resident Of Butte coun-
ty, aud will be remembered BY many, for the
active part be took in ferreting out the Chico
robbers Gf Wells, Fsrgo & Cos Express.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09

IssrALLArroy.-The following officers oi
Bidwerl Lodge, No Al, l. o. o. F., were in
Quoted into Office for the eusuing year, on the
9Th Of January J. Hammel, n. g.; A. Clark
V. G.; p. r. Persons, K. >; ii. b. Latbrop,
Jr.. 2, s.: II. Hous, t.
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WV. MCFA9DsN. Of &okeIgmne Hill, in =
ht Of insanity. saPeTiodueed by liquor. January
ist, committed suicide by stabbing himself IN
che breast and neck with q eommoa table fork
The wound inflicted ia the neck severed the
~indpipe McFaddeu kept liquor store aud
|saloou, and was an Old resident of Mok.l llmne
Hill
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09

The CURRENCY QUESTION Legislative
correspondent of the San Francisco Bulletin,
says, 1T is rumored that large landholder in
Butte County intends TO make tender Of
greenbacks in payment of u heavy amount of
taxes due by hi1 If the tender is refused, he
will carry the case up to the Supreme Court,
should the Inferior conrt decide against, and
obtain from the highest Judicial tribunal in this
State decision fully meeting all those points
OF the question which were evaded when Judge
Field was on the Bench, and when Attorney
General Pixley made an argument against
greenbacks and against bis own private con-
victions. The determination 10 tinker with
the currency question this winter is very
strong. Those legislators who favor the en-
actment of law making the national currency
receivable for taxes contend that in reality
such a law is not needed, aud affect 10 believe
that the Supreme Court will be bound to de-
eide in favor of government paper if such q
case as the above mentioned comes squarely
before it.
P;xley has paid his Butte county taxes with
in the past week. He has therefore, abandon
ed the idea of paying in greenbacks. He
could not successfully combat the argument he
made against them when he was Attorney
General. Then be did not want his salary in
deprecated paper now that he is out Of Office
/ and tax payer he would like TO have green
backs made receivable for taxes. Lord what
human deprayity. if republicans are the true
type
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
Strengthen the Systen.

The best means of imparting vigor to the broken
down frame and shattered constitution. which has
yet been invented discovered, profered TO the
feeble OF both sexes and all age. is
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
A Word to the Aged.

In the decline Of life the loss Of vital force
auent upon physical decay, can only be safely sup-
piled by some vvifying preparation which recruits
the strength and spirits, without entaiing the ex-
hauson which is always the final effect Of ordinary
stimulants. We tender to the aged
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09

JAMES l. HARr, editor of the Ho,se,evn
Argus, Shasta county, died on the 18th ult.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
MINING NOTICES..
Franklin Copper M. Co

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN AC-
" cOrdance with the laws of the State of Cali
fornia and the bylaws of the Franklin Copper
Mining Company, and all orders duly made by the
Board of Trustees of said Company on the 9th day
of November. \. D. 1868. there viii be sold at
Public Auction, in front of the Court House door
at Orovile, on Monday. the 18th day of January,
A. d. lSG4, at the hour of II NJ. of that day to the
highest bidder for cash, so many shares of the Cap
tal Stock of said Company. standing in the names
of L. D. Freer. f. NJ Sparks, and c. A. Bancroft,
as will he necessary for the payment of the assess
ment duly levied thereon by the Board of Trustees
together with the expenses of advertising under
sale, To wit
l. Freer, six shares, Nos. l3, IA, Is, lG, II,
lS-Assessment No. |, due July 9Th. s2i 90
- 1" 2 4" Aug. 18th "a 90
Z. NJ Sparks. six shares Nos. 76, ~. IS. 70.
so, sl-A Assessment No. ,, due Aug. 18th. s24 90
c. A. Bancroft. six shares Nos. l. ,, g. Is,
Assessment Mo- due Aug. l7th. ..... SIS 90
VIII be sold subject to the third assessment of six
dollars per share, due November 10Th, 1868.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
JOSEPH f. y. LEWIS, President.
Nov. 18th, lS63. nl4td
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
DR.. Hostettsr's Stomach Bitters.

As an invigorant and restorative, immediate in
its beneficial action and permanent in its effect.
Il tones the stomach, improves the appetite. acts
like a charm upon the spirits.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09

TsE Annual meeting Of the State Agricu-
RAJ Society for the election Of officers. etc,
will be held in Sacramento on the 26th inst.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
Fine Old Rye Whiskies,
WITHOUT BRAND.

TIME ABOVE ARE ALL COPPER DISTILLED
Il from the choicest selected grain, and are never
offered in the market within three years after dis
tiation.
The stock now on hand is from four to eight yean
old.
These Whistles have been well and favorably
known during the last six years and the constantly
increasing demand for them attests to their excel
lence and uniformity of quality They are CON-
into this market
sa- For sale by all the principal dealers in the
city.
DICKSON, DE WOLF ( CO.
5u-4Tis Sole Agents San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09

TINS Fair of the Sisters Of Charity held al
Santa Cruz last week, realized over 500.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09

Coz. MChIBBgx-Tbis officer is now sery-
ing on the staff of General Thomas, IL Grant, ;
army.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
Washington @. M. Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN AC-
~ eordance with the laws of the State of Cali
fornia, and the by laws of the Washington Copper
Mining Company and all orders duly made by the
Baardof Trustees of said Company on the 9th day
OF November. A. d. 1868. there Will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, in front OF the Court House door at
Oroviue, on Monday, the 2jth day of January, A.
D. lSGl. at the hour Of II NJ, OF that dav. to the
highest bdd, for cash so many shares of the Cap
ta Stock Of said Company, standing il the name
of Peter Freer will be necessary for the pay
ment of the assessments duly levied thereon by the
Board Of Trustees, together with the expenses of
advertising and sale, to wit:
Peter Freer, six shares, Nos. Is, 10, 20, 81,
-, 23-Assessment No. |, due July 9Th. s2+ 90
?, due Aug. l7th,. "a 90
Sale subject to third assessment, due November
18th, 1868. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 90
Also, for the 4th Assessment of s42.
By order OF the Board of Trustees.
JOSEPH f. n. LEWIS, President.
Nov. l3, IS63. nl4td
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09

Tbs Thermometer was reported at thirteen
degrees below zero At Fort Laramie. January
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
For Females.

Thousands of ladies resort TO it as 4 remedy foi
hysteria autteTing of the heart, nervous headache
vertigo, general debility, and all peculiar disturb
ances and arrangements to which, as a Sex. they
are subject 1t cheers and lightens the depressed
mental powers as well strengthens the body
and its use Is never followed by any reaction.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
Invigorate the System,
DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters

Will accomplish this desirable, reliable revolution
in the system, regulating the secretions, giving
tone to the animal juices which dissolve the food,
strengthen every relaxed nerve, muscle and fibre
and bring, the whole machinery Of vitality into
vigorous and healthfal play.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
Notice.

rTNHERE WILL BE AN ELECTION HELD AT
Il the lower Rio Sieo School House on the 5th
Of December. lS65. for the purpose of levying tax
to raise three hundred dollars for the purpose OF
carrying m q District School and requiring the
School House and other purposes. Voters attend
4. y. FORkNER.
WM, !. WALLACE
Trustees.
Rio Sico. Butte County. Cal, Nov. :. 1868.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
DR.. HOSTETTER'S
S TOMACH BITTERS.

TIME OPERATION OF THIS PALATABLE
Il remedy upon the stomach, liver and e1cretory
organs is regularly soothing and conservative. 1t
regulates. recruits and purilies them. Dyspepsia
in all its forms, yields to its control and invigorat
ing properties.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
FOR SALE.
Ranch for Sale.

1 RANCH SITUATED ON OREGON GULCH
u half . mile fron Feather river. together with
gocd House. Barn. Stable, Garden. Water priv
leSe. &C. About IS acres under ,e-ce and good
sol ior a Vineyard or Orchard.
VIII be sold at 4 Bargain. Apply to
GEORGE pCENSING.
Oregon Gulch.
December lSt. ISIS. sims
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs

Purchase only OF reliable dealers Sold everywhere.
HOSTETTER, SMITH i DEAN, Agents,
227 \ ,ntgouery St, (Russ Block)
San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09

These Pill. are prepared expressly to operate in
harmony with that greatest of blood purifiers,
BRIST0L'S SARSAPARILLA, in all cases arising
from depraved humors or impure blood. The most
hopeless sufferers need not despair. Under the in
fuenee of these two GREAT REMEDIES. mala-
dies, that have heretofore been considered utterly
incnrable, disappear quickly and permanently. In
the following diseases these Pills are the safest the
quickest and the best remedy ever prepared and
should be at once resorted to.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
BUY

None but the GROVER & BAKER Family Sewing
Machine-the best in use Twenty different styles
for families and Manufacturers.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
NONE

So good as CIR OVER & BAKERS. We now have
Family Sewing Machines making the Lock Stitch
well ass those making the celebrated Grover Il
Baker Stitch.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
They Have no Confidence.

lhr Pittsburgh Gazettospy, IT is worthyot note
that the Democrats although they bag hugely de-
not show thoir confidence by offers to bet as hereto
Fore The roason 70 they have no confidence The
Eugc tolls the following good story ,f Mr. August
Belmont, the ilustrou, chairman OF tho Democratic
National Committoo.
Mr. Belmont In conversation with a party OF
gontlcmon day or two since expressed himself a-
sure Of tho election oi Little Mae There were
cayils, and Mr. Belmont propo,ed To back his opin-
ion with bet of 81 1000, \ well known banker
who supports Mr. Lincoln, at once accepted the bot
Now said he, Mr. Belmont would Hike TO double
the money on Mr. Lincoln, Agreed said Mr., B'
And now said our Union mon, ] will double that
f You say so Mr. Belmont had however reached
the end of his bagropc md ngonou'l backed
out Now Il WAS not that ho cared for tie loss OF
five or .iN thousand dolars, but TINT he know very
well that his antagonist would have put up not les,
than one million dollars if Mr., Belmont had been
willing 10 back bis candidate 10 that amount rms
was well understood IN that crowd, and Mr. Belmont
did we'll TO withdraw when lac did