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GoyERNMENT is considering the expe-
diency Of issuing two new coins, to be of
bronze-one and two cent pieces.
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Ir Is talked in political circles that Henry
w Tracy is after re nomination for Con
sress. He may succeed in getting the nom
ination il DR.. John and few more OF his
lk continue 10 abuse him We can't see
why his party shouldn't give him the nom
administration in all trying time One thing
is certain, though, he will moi go back 10
Congress with the assistance OF The Demo
cratic vote. The Democratic party design
running candidate of their own, with a
iair chance OF eleciins him
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CouRr convened al Sunburv on Monday
week, but on account OF The prevalence of
The small pox in the mining districts OF the
county it was deemed prudent moi TO con:
iinue the session. The jurors were dis
charged on Monday ard all the civil suits
continued to nexi term -Le10isburg Argus.
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THE PEE JoHN Of the Republican dosen't
seem satisfied with the complexion" Of
the Jurors drawn for the May Term OF Couri
We don't know that THOMAS Dunn has a
trial pending If he had we would assure
him they would be all right to do him JUS
lice, iokalever the cause might be
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JRAND JURORS-MAY TERM 1864.

Bloom-Jacob Deifenbach, H. B. Wells,
Lucas n Meyer, Sam'l Shaffer, Henry Wolf.
Beaver-John Hlnde:iiler, Jacob Drsis-
bach.
Brarcreek-Jacob Greasy.
Bor Berwick-Hiram X. Bower.
Frauklin-Jacob Kostenbader,
Greenwood-Joseph Reese, George Derr,
George Girton,
Hemlock- DaD;el Yocum,
Jackson-John Hess,
Mt PIessani-Joseph r Vanderslice Peter
Hippensteel,
Maine-Jacob Bowman,
Madison-George Beagle, A D Watson,
Mifflin-Abraham SchweppenheIser.
Piue-John F Fowler,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dreisbach.
Sugarloai-Samuel ShuitZ.
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To
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My object in making The above offer is
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Address
MADAME DULENTAUX, NJ D.,
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Feb 81, l86i.--3m.
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CLOTHING.

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sorts, sizes and quantities, which will be
sold cheap for cash or conniry produce,
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TERRIBLE DISCL0SURESi
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New Clothing store.
LATEST STYLES-CHEAP GOODS

'ENHE undersigned respectfully informs
= hts friends and the public generally.
that he has just received from the Eastern
CIiies. a laroe assorifnsnl of
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SPOTTED Fever This fearful malady has
made its appearance in Rush township,
Northumberland county, in the vicinity of
the creek known as Logan's Ran. The dis
ease seems To be confined principally to the
locality OF the creek, and to follow lis course
pretty directly |, has already been an un-
welcome visitor in some eight or ten fami.
hes, and in several cases proved fatal
Some medical men express the op;aion thai
if proper care was taken by the patient &c
avoid taking cold. in most cases the disease
coplG be cured with lille dIficuliy.- Dan
| vile Democrat
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,

CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
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The Right Of soldlsrs to Vets.

The amendments TO the Stale Consiitu-
ton, which has received the sanction OF The
Legislature, following soldiers to vote, Twill
shortly be submined 10 the people. The
Constitution requires that such amendments
ITO be made nol ofiener than once in five
years) shall receive the assent of Two con-
secu,ive Legislatures, and shall be voted
upon by the people within three months
alter publication by the Secretary of the
Com monweallh. The amendments having
for second time passed the Legislature on
the 9th inst, the Governor will. in lew
days, Issue proclamation ordering the
election as required.
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SELEcT SCHOOL direct the attention
of our readers 10 the advertisement OF s. T..
Furst. in another column. Mr. Fur-t de-
siens opening a Classical Seminary aud
Normal Institute in Berwick, to commence
on Monday. April 18th, 1864. He has
been engaged in Teaching for some time,
and possesses the necessary qualifications
for The position. We trust that he will be
sufficiently encouraged, in the enterprise.
Heretofore our children have had little sor no
advantages by which they could secure a
ccurse Of classical instructions, and the de-
felt is to be deplored. With reasonable
encouragement Mr. Fursi will be enabled
TO buiid up school in Berwick, which will
be an honor to the town and be OF advan-
iage to oar citizens and the neighborhood
generally y-BeIw wick Gizetfe.
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keeps constantly on hand and for sale, at
the Recorders office in Bloomsbury, "The
Constitution OF the United States,' and of
the Estate Of Pennsylvania" in various
styles, nt prices TO suit also, sundry other
democratic books. documents: and speech
es together with legal, note ard cap pa
per, pens, ink and envelopes OF all sizes
and styles as we'll as theological, poeiical
| Historical and miscellaneous books, cheap
The weekly union record., 1864-02-13
The UNION RECORD.
On the Birth of Lovely Daughter

lAR EDIToR In reviewing some old pagers,
this ancient manuscript met my eye. consider i,
good, tecaHse il Is from laY saated father It Wa
written on the 18th ef june g. 2. ls92-l
Thou little w1nder3gs miniature of woman
FoTInd lsyunerTiug VISIONS perfect plan,
Thou little stranger from e.e-nai night,
Emerging into life ; immortal light
Thou herr Of worlds unknown. fhou candidate
For an important everlasting state,
Where this young embryo shall It's power, expand
Enlarcing Fipenine still and never stand,
This giiTneriue spark of being j1st now struck
Prom nothing. BY the all creating power
To immortality shall aaHie and 0uru,
When Suns and stars to native darkness turn,
Thou shalt tie rains OF the world survive.
And through the rounds of endless ages live.
Now thou art born into an anxious state
OF dHhious trial fer thy future fate.
Now thuu art listed in The war ri life
The prize immense, and O. severe the strife.
Another birth awaits thee when the hour
Arrives that lands thee on The eternal shore.
And o. It's near with winged host twill come
Thy cradle rocks towards the neigbb0ring tour,
Then shall immorfais -av an Angels born.
While thee ~ dead. mistaken rnortals inourn
From glory then to glory thou shalt rise,
Or sink from deep to deeper miserles;
Thou embryo angel or infant fiend
4 being now begun bat ne'er 10 end
What boding fears fathers heart torment,
Trembling and anxiouS for the eraEd event
Lest thy young soul so late by Heaven bestowed
Forget her father and forget her Cod
Lest while imprisoned in this house Of clay,
Totyrants lnsts she falls a helpless prey
And lest descending still from bad to worse.
Her Immortality shoHld prove a eurse.
Maker Of souls avert so dire a doom.
Or snatch her back to native nothing's gloom.
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LEGAL.
Summons.

A,TATE OF CALIFORNIA N THE JUSTICES
- Co1rts Chico Township, il and for the county
Of Butte
Tie People Of the State Of California, send gree
ting 10 Frank Bailey:
Hel are hereby summoned % appear before me
at nv Office in the township Of Chico, in the conn
y II Bufte. on the 33d dar II Feirlarv 4 D 1854
~ twelve cloek- u. u answer unto the complaint
Of y Watts who sueS 10 recover Judgment Tor the
SUN Of eighty nine aud fifty i've Que huniredths
dollars - 55-leG) which he alleges is due him on
book account when Judgment VIII be taken against
you for the said amount. together with costs and
damages, 7 youialI To appear and answer.
To the sheriff or any constable Of said coHnty,
greeting:
Make legal service and dae return hereof. Given
under NY hand. this second day Of January A D.
1851. 4. H. HALLETT. Justice ofthe
Peace Of said township.
It i ordered that service be made at the forcgo-
ing by publication for three weeks in the Oroyille
Union Record. \. H. HALLErT.J ? febe3w
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Probate Notice.

YHNllE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFOR
q MA, to all persons interested in the estate of
Willis Watkins, deceased send Greeting:
l.. Van Orden Administrator of said estate,
has this day filed petition in my Office praying
order OF the Honorable Probate Court in and
for Butte county California praying an order to
sell all the real estate Of said Willis Watkins de cd
according to law, said real estate being one hun
dred and sixty [lG0l acres Of land. lying on Butte
creek IN said county, adjoining the rancho or
lands OF John Size, deceased, and Improvements
thereon. A hearing of said petition will he had
in open Probate court at the court house, Orovlle
at the January term thereof. lN6i, to wit: on
Monday the 22d day of February \ D 1854.
at ten o'clock 4 NJ.
BY order of Honorable W. s. Stafford Probate
Judge in and for said county.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court
L.S this January Is, lS64
Ivy. GILKYSoN, Clerk.
Thos WeIl.. At Y for Admr II jan %
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Insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF Butte
- County court, Butte county; January term, A
ID lS64
Dewitt c. Downer VS. His Creditors
Pursuant to an order of the Honorable Wm. s
Stafford, Judge OF the said court. Notice is hereby
given TO all the creditors of the said nSolvent d. C.
Downer to he and appear before the Hon. VIM. s.
Stafford, judge aforesaid in open court or at cham
bers. at the court room of said court, in Orovlle
county OF Butte, on the oath day of February A u
1854, at ten O clock. \ NJ, of that day then and
there to show cause ii amy they can, why the pray
assignment OF his estate he made, and he be dis
charged from his debts and liabilities in pursuance
of the statute in such made and provided and
in the mean time all proceedings against said in
solvent lie stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court
e.. 81 affixed this 10Th day OF January \ u 1854.
j. w, GILkYS0N. iClelk.
Thos Wells. Atty for Petitioner. i'm - 5w
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insolvency Notice.

N THE COUNTY COURT. IN AND FOR THE
Il County of Butte. State Of California
W. II. Cox Ys. His Creditors
Pursuant to an order Of the Hon. ". :. Stafford
Judge OF said court. Notice is hereby given to all
the creditors Of said lnSolvegt ". H. Cox to he
and appear before the Hon. W. s Stafford Judge
aforesaid in open court, at the court room of said
court. in the Town of OroyiIe and county of Brtte
on the Sth day Of March. \, D. 1864 nj 10 o'clock
A. NJ. of that day then and there to show cause if
any they can, why the prayer of said InSolvent
Shonld not be granted and an assignment of his
Estate be made and he be discharged from his
debts and liabilities in persuauce OF the statute in
Such cases, made and provided, and in the mean
time proceedings against said insnlyeut he STAYED
Witness, NY hand and the seal of said court
rs. II affixed this 27th day Of January A. D. lS64
J. W. GlLkYSON. Clerk.
L0uN 5. BEERN. Attorne1 tlr Petitinner
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Justices Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-IN THEJUSTICES
- Court. Ophir Township. in and for the County
OF Butte-The People of the State of Caliioi-
MIA to John A. constructing You are
hereby summoned to appear before me. at nv
office, in the town of Orovllle Ophir Township in
the county of Butte. on the 18th day of February
\. ID. 1854, at - O'Clock NJ, to answer unto the
complaint of John ). Berry now and for a long
time past resident of said Township who sues To
recover the sum o. two hundred and eighty two
s0l00ths dollars claimed by Plaintiff to be due from
You to him ior considerations tI-Wt, for legal ser
vices performed for you at your special instance
and request within two years last, passed by the
law firm OF Harris Berry OF which firm Plaintiff
was an acting partner; in the sum of one hun
drcd and ninety dollars and Plaintiff AYERS that he
Is sole owner in his right Ot the whole of said
sumuf $50 that said Harris for a valuable con>id-
Grafton transferred and assigned to Plaintiff all his
right title and interest in the same aud also tor
procuring on the 9th day of Nov. lSG2 one q.
f. Rogers t. haul and deliver certain merchandise
from OrOvillc california, to Starr City, Nevada
Territory. to one 4. W. MalSom for your use and
benefit, for which on delivery being made, you
agreed to pay Plaintiff the sum of ninety-two
S0l00thS dollars which delivery of said merchandise
was made aS aforesaid on the 2nd Dee. ts62, when
Judgment will be taken against you for the said
amount. together with costs and damages if you
fail To appear and answer.
1t appearing by affidavit to my satisfaction that
cause of action exists, and that there is good
reasons for the belief that the defendant in this
cause Is resident of this State, and that he CON
cealS himself therein 10 avoid criminal prOsecu-
tom 1t is ordered by this Court that service of
summons be made on Defendant by publication in
the WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD, a newspaper pub
lished in Oroville, in Butte County, Califor
MIA, for four successive weeks on and after the
10th Jan. \. d. 1861.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January,
4. d.. 1864.
JOHN DICK,
Justice of the Peace of Ophir Township. Butte
County State of California. nil
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LEGAL.
Administrators Sale
nf Rel Estatn

Of Real Estate.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL.
Y On Monday the 39ih day Of February 4 y l>'i+
al one o'clock P NJ on said day, sell u The highest
bidder for cash in hand at the CONT house decor in
Ornyille one tract parcel OF aai hing ia Chico
Township. BHite county, consisting oft,ne hundred
acres. contained in foar enclosures taEethe- with
all and singular the 1enemeuts. aeIadif5ments and
appHrtenances Thereanto belonging, or in any wi-e
in his lifetI.ne
BY order Of the Hon Probate court. in and for
Butfe county CHRIS TOPPER LYNCH,
Administrator Of the estate Of NJ, Walch. deceased
Thos. Wells. Atty for AGmr Feb 3w
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The M1LLER's PoRrRAIr.--A
worthy miller, wishing for a portrait of
himself, applied to a painter to have it
accomplished.
But said he, " I am a very IN
dustrious man want to be painted as
looking out of my mill window. But
when any one looks at me wish to pop
my head in,>o as net to be thought lazy,
or as spending too much time at the
window.
Every we'll" said the painter, it
shall be done 50. >.
He painted the mill and the mill win
dow. The miller looked ut it.
" Very well" said he, but where
is myself looking out -
oh" said the painter, when
ever any one looks At the mill,you know,
you pop Your head in, of course, to
preserve your credit Of industry"
" That's right" said the miller.
I'm content-iust 50. I'm in the mill
now, amt aust so-that will do"
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Words of Wisdom.

KINDNESS kindles the fire Of friend
ship
He that swims in sin, must sink in
sorrow.-
KNOWLEDGE is the treasure, but
judgment the treasurer Of a wise man.
To dread no eye, and suspect no
tongue, is the prerogatiye Of innocence.
BEFORE you commit suicide take a
cold bath,-what people terms despair
is very often dirt.
HAPPINESS must arise from our own
temper and actions, and not Immediately
from any external conditions.
IT is with flowers as with mortal
qualities; the bright are sometimes
poisonous, but rarely the sweet.
HuNcER-That which gives appetite
and health to the poor man, lack of
which makes the rich man puny.
UNAFFECTED modesty is the sweetest
charm of female excellence, the richest
gem in the diadem Of their honor.
No summer but it has a winter; he
never reapcd comfort in his adversity,
that sowed it not in his prosperity.
HAVE nought to do with proud wo
man, for she will despise you-nor with
an extravagant one, for she will ruin
you.
WRIrlNG-Painting invisible words;
giving substance and color TO immortal
thought, enabling the dumb to talk to
the deaf.
IGNORANCE and conceit are two of
the worst qualities to combat. 1t is
easier to dispute with a gentleman than
with blockhead.
STAY awake in church. 1t a shame
for the church to be made cemetrv,
where the living sleep above ground as
the dead do beneath.
LADIES, who wish to punish their
husbands, should remember that Il little
sunshine will melt an iciclc much sooner
than northern haze.
TRUE friendship Increases as lifc's
end approaches, just As the shadow
lengthcns every degree the sun declines
toward the setting sun.
WORLDLY happiness is SAID to be a
glittering false diamond, placed upon
the top of smooth creased pole, which
all try to climb and secure.
WINK at small injuries rather than
avenge them. If, 10 destroy single
bee, you throw down the hive, instead
Of one enemy You make 4 thousand.
WRITE your name by kindness, love
and mercy, on the hearts Of the people
that you daily come in contact with
year by year, and You will never be
forgotten.
PRIDE, ill-natwe, and want of sense.
are the three great sources of ill-man-
ers without some one Of these defects,
no man will behave himself i'll for want
of experience.
GOVERNMENT, religion, property, are
nothing but the scaflolding to educate a
man. Earth holds up to her master no
fruit but the finished man. Education
is the only interest worthy the deep,
controlling anxiety Of the thoughtful
man.
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1nvigorate the System.

Vigorous digestion and pure bile produces nutri-
tions blood and nutritious blood a healthy frame.
Does the victim Of dyspeptic stomach and ii..
ordered liver desire to know how the digestion
may be impr'vsd, the bile and ether fluids Of the
body purified,
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DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters

VIII accomplish this desirable. reliable revolution
in the system regulating the secretions. giving
tone TO the animal juices which dissolve the fooa
strengthen every relaxed nerve. muscle and fibre
and brings the whole machinery of vitality in,..
vigorous and healthfal play.
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Probate Notice.

VsNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFOR-
n nia-to all whom it may concern.
All persons having claims against the state Of
J. N. Snadon Deceased late of Butte County. Cal
ifornia. must present them, properly avouched, to
the undersigned at his residence, in Tehama Co.
California, or at the law Office of Charles F. Lott
ESQ. Oroville. within ten COZ months from date
hereof or they will be forever barred.
BY order OF Hon. W. STAFFORD. Probate Judge,
Butte County. California.
Up MOORE. Administrator.
CLIO T, Attorney for Estate.
Orovlile, anuary l6, 1864. 5w
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EN-
isting between John Murphy and Chris Lynch
is this day dissolved by mutual consent; John
Murphy having sold his interest to Christopher
Lynch and all debts and liabilities lie paid II and
settled BY Lynch. JOHN MURPHY
Dyers Corrall, Jan >, 1854 Nv CLYNCH
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Bonnet G.& S. Mining Co

NOTICE Is hereby given that at Il meeting of
" the Board Of Trustees an assessment of five
ljl cents per share, was daily levied on each and
every share OF the capital stock OF the above named
company 10 be paid on or before saturday February
18th, lsGi, in Cold or silver coin. to the under
signed.
By order of the Trustees.
THEADORE F. RORTE. Secretary.
Office, Montgomery St.
Orovilie, January jth 1864 i'd
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Strengthen the System.

The best means OF impartins sigor To the braken
down frame and shattered constitution. which has
vet been invented or discovered OF prsered to the
feeble Of both sexes and all ages Is
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DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

Debility, from whatever cause arising. NAV he
cured; strength. in whatever manner il NAV hsyc
been wasted, may he restored hy the use Of this
powerful and healfhful invigorant For Indires-
ton and all its painful effects. bodily and mentaI.
they are positive specific
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DR.. HOSTETTER'S
S TOMACH BITTERS.

THE OPERATION or THIS PAf.ATARfT
II remedy Hpen the stomach, liver aud excreiorv
organs Is. regularly soothing and conservative Ii
regulates. recruits and purifes them Dyspepsia
in al its forms. yields to its contrel ana snvieorat
Ing properties.
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r. r. R--'Twenty ye.ars OF eNcruoiating pain
with sleepless nights, have suffered. \ Spanish
gentleman presented me with bottle of Or. Rad.
ways Ready Relief; appliad it, it gave me ease
used it ; now sleep in peace. nv rheumatism j.
cured, no more suffering, no more pain.
WIn. Sydney Myers.
Correspondent Of the Ny. Herald, London
Times Paris Moniteur, Havana. Cuba
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To ALL PER.
~ sons having claims against the estate of Gas
per Renker deceased, to present them properly
vouched 10 the md rsigned II his residence. in
Oroville, within ten months from this date. or they
will he forever barred. BY order Of the Hon Pro
bate Judge. CHAS. CR0lSSANT. Admr
John ;. Berry, Atty Tor Admr OF said estate.
Jan 50 5w
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Probate Notice.

VEHE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF CALIFOR
Il MA to all whom i may concern, send greet
ias. All persons having claims against the estate
of Or. &. kersten, deceased, late Of Butte county
California must present them properly vouched to
the undersigned. al the ofice Of Thomas Wells, in
oroville Withia ten months from this date, OF
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LIVE OAK e. 3. & c. MINING COMPANY

&OTlCE X HEREBY GIVEN that on Saturday
: = 27th day OF February. >i4. II o'clock ?. NJ.
there Viii be sold Al Public Auction, at the Office
Of the Co. IN Wyandotte many shares in the
capital stock O.. sad Co. standing in the names OF
the following Dor>oHS. viii be necessary to pay
assessments Nos. 3 and 4. now due by said parties,
together with all expenses of advertising and sale,
unless said assessments and charges are previously
paid.