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Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-09-07
SINKING SHAFTS.

We are glad that our lode owners are begin
ming TO sink shafts, and thus TO ascertain what
their interests are likely to amount to. Apart
from the mere keeping of proprietors of feet or
their representatives in the country, and for the
purpose of defining the lay of the lodges, we at
tach very little Importance to the custom, fol
lowed in most of the districts of performing six
days work upon claim. We are not prepared
TO approve the plan OF requiring no work at all,
as adopted 10 the Turkey Greek district, the laws
of which were printed in the last issue OF the
MINER, although it will in most cases be inst as
advantageous as the practice Of scratching the
lodes for a few days, and much less expensive.
For the benefit of those owning claims no less
than for the country, it is better that shafts
should be sunk to depth sufficient to display
the true character and size of the lodes. Indeed,
it is necessary in order to insure their sale or to
make arrangements for their working II too ex
peusivs for single claimant, let him combine
with others. Surely, no man who seeks bis own
interest or that Of the Territory, will refuse a
prompt and cordial cooperation even if his own
contribution to the necessary labor be given in
With proper tools, and steady effort, half doz-
en- men will quickly sink shaft to the depth of
fifty feet, and at that depth some idea Of what
the ledge is to prove, so far as size and charac-
ter are concerned. can be had, although it were
better TO go an hundred feet or more. II the
lode seems wide and regular, and improves 10 the
assay, the owners are at once warranted in put
49, - =.
either upon their own account or in conjunction
with company. They can move with inteIli-
gence aud confidence, and are not likely to injure
their own reputation or that of the Territory by
attempting to operate upon worthless property
Moreover, they do much to develop the country
Of untried and bogus iodes. Every miner owes
it to himself, aud to the Territory to know as
nearly as possible the precise character of MS
claims before he attempts working them himself
or asking others to. la no way short Of by ma
chinery is he 80 likely TO obtain the needful in
formation as by sinking shaft and frequent as
says.
The regulation heretofore in force in many
OF the districts. requiring that each owner should
perform, or haye performed, six days work upon
his claim has, we believe, in most cases, been
so modified that owners may combine and sink a
shaft at any one point upon ledge, the number
OF days labor being proportonately accredited to
them upon their respective claims. Khis will go
Tar to encourage the sinking of shafs, and put
1t within the power of the poorest man to quick
ly obtain knowledge Of the probable vsiae o.
his feet. and whether they are TO prove his ever.
lasting fortune, or shadow unworthy of pursuit
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-09-07

The wen on the plaza continues to afford an ample
supply Oh excellent water and is the pride OF the town
ana tne admiration OF strangers. We are glad to hear
'hal tne subscription for paying for its digging is
nearly completed s,An's well that ends vsu . . I,
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Summons.

a. TATE OF CALIFORNIA. IS THEJUSTICE
- Court. Concow Township ia and ior the county
ol But.e-
The People If tie state Of California. send Grse-
ting. 70 \. ". Tro,t,r.
Nou are hereby Summoned IN appear before ne.
Mt nay office in the Township 90, Concow. iu the
Comfy of Butte. on the 50tt day Of August. A. D.
lsd4, at o'clock, p. ". To- answer unto the COM
p.Ilnt O.! ~cheuCh y Refs. oi SpIli>b,owu, BItte
county, California. who sue for the recovery 90
balance uu book account ot sixty dollars .ud nine
teen cents. for EoojS. wares and mcrehald.-e fur
ui,hod you, when Judgment viii be taken against
you for thc sad amount. together with costs AID
q ages. 80 you i4i o. alpesi and answer
To the Sheriff or any tou~il 'e ct -l.l c7rrty y.
greeting: Make legal service AID due elciuu hrir-.i.
Given under my hand. tAi, i4tl dag OIL. July. 4.
d. l>04. ". D. WELLS.
Justice ol the Peace of SAID Township.
hereby rIcr the above ~Imm1H- to ht published
iv the WEEsLY UNIoN RECORD ior lefi.d ~ tx
weeks from and after the 10Th DAY ul Ja.y. l~a4.
and III is further ordered that SPECIAL Constable joel
Wilson deposit true copy hereof in the Post on
at -l6oe iiiH postage pad, aldrc -ei o. A. ~
IIoUer, san Francisco. Cal. ". 80. WELLS
Justice OF the Peace OF said Township.
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Summons.

y THE DISTRICT COU at OF THE SECOND
IHdirjdl District of tie state 1i Call Iruit. iu
aHd for the Comfy ot Eutte.
&C.. Goodrich -. l.. q. Hammond : p Nar'ia.
J. c. Udell. John Chiitle * Wardner. A.-..u
brought in tbe District Court ni the Second d .I.l
District. and the Complaint Sled il the C....r,
Butte in the office Of the C.crk Of -lid '.-t...,
tnrrt.
TIE People afthe state cf C.lifa-,a -eri f,-es
ting To- i.C Hammond. J r. Martin. 4. q. Ci.
John thitte& War6uer. Neu are lcfeuy ree ..rt
t. appear iu au action brought against yll by the
above named Plaintiff n rhe District C1Hrt ai fae
~ecoid Judicial District of the state Of California.
iu aud far the county of Butte. and % answer the
Comp aiat filed therein Ia copy 90 which oam-
panIe- -h- ~ummon-I within ten days IeN.iu-iys
ot the day oi service after The service ou you ot
this -uumons-n served within this county ur.
il served egt of this county but In this District.
trct then within forty days-or Judgment by DO
iaut viii he taken against Won.
The SAID action Is brought O. obtain Judgment
against you for the sum II $3.50 g~-l0o. and boz
terest there on from the 18th day Of June. A. j. g..
le5S, at tile rate OF one and halt per cent per month
Claimed to be due on judgment entered. doc kefed
and enrolled in the 18th Judicial District Court,
for Butte county. against y0H and iH iavlr OF Plan
til. Lsee complaint on file in TIN, cause and d
you fail to appear and answer the said complaint
as above required. the plaintiff wiil take Judgment
against you by deal.t. for the sum 9t s. $50 s-ltt
and interest Thereon from tle 81 -ih day ID June,
4. p. ISIS, a 4 per cent per month.
Given Cuder my band aud Seal cf the District
Court ot tte Second judicial District thi- 4tl lsy
Of May. in the lear Of our Lord one tAulSAlc
ISL J. G.. MOORE Clerk.
BY JANE, GREEy, Deputy Clerk.
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Summons.

&rATE OF CALIFORNIAN THEJCSTICE-S
- Court, Ccuoew Township. 10 aud .or the county
Of E11te.
The People OF the Stale of California send gree
ting O. James Smith.
lou are hereby summoned to appear before me
at my office in the Township oi Ceucow. in The
county ot Battle. on tile seth dAy nc August. A ..
l>5+, at O'Clock T. Nj, t1 answer unto tbe r'al-
p.aiai ot Syhcuch ana Refs o., Spaaishiawn Bai1e
Co.. Cal. wao sue tor The recovery of a balance 900
book account 81 one nnnire1 aud twenty-five dll.
lars and -lNtvtw0 cents. tai goods. yes aad mtr
chaudi~e fHnl~he3 yoD. when judgment WI Pee
taken against you for The said amount. together
VITA costs and damages. 1t yoa fdt 10 appear and
answer.
70 the Sheriff or any Constable of said co.utv.
greeting: Make Ic-u service aad dee return hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th d4y ct July. A.
p. l>G4. VI. H. WELLS.
Justice Of the Peace oi said Township
hereby order The above summon L. he rla ~t-
Cd in the NErNiy UNloN EscoKp fot period of SIX
weeks from ana after tie lHrh day oi July ISet.
audit is tltther ordered that Special Constable iuci
Wilson depa-i time copy hereof iu the Post o0iee
at Y o. Hill, postage paid, addressed TO James
smith, Fremont lo.o coauty, Calioia'a.
VI. n. WELLS.
Jastice of the Peace OF said Township.
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Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. N TIE JUSTICES
~ CoaFt SoreS~toWn, Oro Township. In aad faT
the county ci Butte. The pc'H,e ~ ~ >-z-= ef
California send greeting 60 e.. Il Harrison Yes
are hereby summoned 50 Sppear ocf'te me. AZ my
olice, IN tor1e>1evu in the Township oi Orr iu
the Coanty ot Butte on the Ilth day o. Aurl~,.
A. H.. l>6+. 81 u o'c'pck. NJ. % answer suto
the complaint ot james p1wei'. who sues q rocog-
er the SUa of ffty-ejCli dollars and ninety three
cents, ($5S So new due him from you ior oaaud
and lodging accrGirC between the lf,h day q
June A.p., lScs and the sth day of JAY A. n.
l>6t. the sane lejaE charged g. 81. iu book ac-
count, when Judgment WIZ bc taken against you
tor ,Ac Ssid anoolt together with costs and Jan
ages, yoo f-i, to appear and answer. To the ~her-
ria or any Constable oi said County greeting
Make e "a >eryiee and d-e return here't.
Gwen UnG>r nE hand this l3;h day " lulv. A.
D.. 1854. F. S.OWEN
Justice Of the peace o. SAID Township.
Ordered that publication here-; De- made iu ;he
WFg6LN DNloN RScoEn for three successive pub
hc4usns. commenting o4 the g day at ialy. A.
r., l>64 r. :. OWEN
SWISS Justice oi She Geacc-
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LeDoyens' sarsaparIia Alternative.

Is the result of modern discoveries in the vegetable
kingdom being an entirely new and abstract meth
cd Of cure, irrespective Of all the old and worn out
systems.
This medicine has been tested by the most emf
nent medical men OF the day, and by them pro
nounced TO be one of the greatest medical discov-
cries OF the age.
One bottle will cure General Debility.
A few doses cures Mysteries in females.
One bottle cures Fapitation OF the Heart.
From one TO three bottles restores the malliness
and full vgor Of youth.
\ few doses restore the appetite.
Three bottles cure the worst cases Of impotency.
4 few doses cure the low spirited.
One bottle restores mental power.
few doses bring the rose 10 the cheek.
This medicine restores to manly vigar and robust
health the poor debihtated and worn down.
The listless eneryated youth. the overta- stt man
OF business. the victim Of nervous depr---5 lls
individual suffering from general debility ViI ell
lind immediate and permanent relief by tae -se 7
this BlXir or Essence Of Life
sole agent, 629 Front street. San Francisco.
Sold 10y AL Druggists throughout the Pacific Coast.
6mn33
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UNnERSIGNFp OFFER FOR

$50 barrels plaster paris 100 barrels marble
dust, 100 barrels cement, so barrels spanish whit
ing. 500 carboys oil vitrol, 'Eastern: 5000 lbs
nitric acid, strong; 1860 lbs citnc acid 2000 lbs
muriltic acid, 5000 lbs powdered tartaric acid
best; 30 casks super carb soda, 500 ozs sulph
quinine. 100 ozs strychnine, pure; - suIph NOR
phine, 100 lbs icdide pota~>l. l2i lbs chpr0 orm
i06 lbs calomel, 1000 lbs T., hit and 40 am
monia, GOO lbs balsam copaiua 100 lbs gum ara
bic. white; 2000 lbs fors sulphar 500 b- oil lem
on bergamont 5000 gallons keroSine OIL IG0O gals
pure lard oil, in tins; l60 gals Alcohol. 95 per
cent, in tins: 100 gals linseed oil 1000 gall,
neatstoot polar and china nut Oil. 500 gals castor
oil. Orlganum, peppermint, sprRe and almonds
paint brushes, white wash brushes hair brushes
tooth brushes, feather busters 10 bbs refined
lampblack. 20 bblS irish moss, 10 cases isiuglass
200 doz Wrght's pills 20 gross Brandreths pills
100 gross Motfats. Ayers Jaynes. Lees and
McLanes pills 100 doz Myers Sarsaparilla and vel
low dock. 10 doz Lyons katharion, 500 jules
Haues Cos extracts oils cologneS. &c. 20 box
es CASTLE soap, genuine; 80 cases best olive oil
5000 lbs sal soda. 90 bbs resin. 5000 lbs Shakers
herbs fresh: 400 lbs pure ground sage. fresh: 1000
lbs pressed hops in oneourth, one-half and l ID
papers, $500 lbs bOraX, 5000 los assorted paints in
cans, tun of putty in bladders and cans, 20 bbls
dye woods, varnish>S of all kinds, 25 bbls canary
hemp. flax and coriander seeds. In quantities TO
suit. all at the lowest prices. Orders respectfully
solicited. r. ii. MCDONALD 4 Co.
Importing 4 Wholesale Druggists San Francisco.
r. II. MCDONALD Il Co.. Sacramento.
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LEGAL.
Summons.

~ The JUSTICES COURT. ORC T0wN-
ship. in the CouHiy os Butte. The PEOPLE Of
the State oi CahioTnaa send greeting 80 e II Har.
IiScu; Yea are hereby Slmm11ej % aurear he
fore ne. al nv otfice in The Township Of Oro in
the County Of Buite. GA Monday. the eishih CAV Of
August A n. lS54 at O'Clock ?. NJ. 10 answer
70 the complaint ST H. w 4. Gakia. thi> d4y sled
IN my o5ace w3o sues - rccoFer one hundred aud
hitythree and a1-loo dollars on 6ooS scccgct. scr
goods. w2les ana merchandise. had and received Al
yolr cwn request from n. W {. Ga>S;l' Store. in
fortc>toWa- Sal6 account was placed Ca f,s i-
this Co1rt July 9ch 1854. when Judgment vii te
-,lSea scaiaSt you for the SSii amount. tsgc;Aer
wish oos,S ana damages. i Yen ;ai. q appear ard
answer. II tie >her er any Constable ai sid
Coaafy Greeting: Make legal >elviee aad 3sc re-
taru hereof
Given gade7 ny haud. this ls-h DAY oi IaIv. \.
y. 1855 l. 2. SMITH
Ja>ticeof tbe Peace. IN and for slid County.
Il having been made TO appear ~ The satisfaction
0t TIE undersigned thai tie Above named uc,eu
d3ut does reside Ia this STATE ari oui of this
County J; Is ordered that service o, the shove
summons be made by publication olcc week l1r
taree weeks Successfully ia ihe CN1o> Rsccxr .
newspaper p1tliShed In Or5vi'ic B.tte County.
California l.. j. SMITH.
SN ; Ja>tice of jhc Peace.
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House and Lot for Sale
At \ BARGAIN.

rsSHE UNDERSIGNED BEING DETERMINED
Z To remove for his health, offers Al great bar
gain his house and lots for sale sitgated aa the
corner of Lincoln and Jackson Streets. The h0use
j. substantial frame binding. c1uyiently arr4ag-
ed inside and surrounded with ine shade trees
and shrubbery and f01g lots within one enclosure
with variety of bearing fruit trees. Sufficient or
family use. A good stable and well are located ol
the same all Of which will he sold w for cash
To any one wishing desirable location IN Or0-
Vile should call Immediately.
GEO. Il. HARMON.
Or0ville june II, 1854. uJ-tf
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It II L ; L T. f. :
Notice.

yENHE COPARTNERSHI? IN THE BANKING
u Business heretofore existing between Eugene
Kelly, of the city Of New York, and Joseph \.
Donohoe, William C. Ralston, and Ralph 5. Fretz,
Of San Francisco, under the firm name of Eugene
Kelly Co.. New York and Donohoe Ralston Il
Co.. san Francisco, will cease on the first (lst) day
of July. ls6+-Eugene Kelly and j. A DonohOe
withdrawing from the cOpartnerShip.
The business Will be settled in New York by
Eugene Kelly, and in San Francisco by Wm. c.
Ra,>ton and Il. ;. Fretz.
Depostors requested to hand in their books
for settlement at the banking house OF Donohoe
Ralston u Co. EUGENE KELLY.
(Per J. \. Donohoe Atsrney.)
j. A. DONOH0E,
W. c. RALST0N,
Il. S. FRETZ.
San Francisco, June Is, 1854.
The undersigned have formed copartnership
for the transaction Of general Banking and EX-
change Business, under the firm names of Dono-
hce, Kelly 4 Co., in San Francisco and Eugene
Kelly Il Co.. in New York, commencing July |.
1854. Their Banking House in this city will be at
the southeast corner of Montgomery and Sacra-
meutO streets. EUGENE KELLY.
JOSEPH \. DONOHOE.
San Francisco. June 10. 1854. lm35
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Notice of Assessment.

EDoRTER GOLD 4 SILVER MINING COM
IL pany- Notice j. hereby given, that st d meet
ing OF the Board ct Trustees ot said Com nany
held on the llth day Of June lS6t an Assessment
OF so cts per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of SAD Company. payable Immediately in
United States Gold Coin Il The Secretary. or t. t..
Porter. Superintendent Yankee Hjlii Bate county
main unpaid on saturday the 10th day OF July.
lsG+. viii be advertised en- tha, day a delinquent
and unless payment shall be made before viii he
sold on Wednesday the Sd day OF August. l>64 10
pay the delinquent assessment. together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order % the Board of Trustees
TIL -. G. NcCAILAN. Secretary
Ofice-62l Clay Street, San Francisco.
June 18th, lS64 4w-32
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Medical Wonder.

The stopping, trembling victim of depression
and debility becomes new man be stands erect
he moves with firm step his mind. which was
previously sunk in gloom OF an almost idiot c
apathy. becomes bright and active and he goes
forth regenerated, conscious OF new yigor The
medicine reaches the Constitution itself and re
stores il to its normal condition.
Irritation Of the Neck of the Bladder Infiama-
ton Of the Kidneys, and Catarrh OF the Bladder
Stranguary and Burning or Painful Urinatng
Calculus, Gravel Brick Dust Deposit, and Mucous
or Milky Discharges after Uriaating.
For these diseases it is truly sovereign remedy.
and too much cannot be said in its praise. A sin-
gle dose has been known 10 relieve the most urgent
symptoms. Try II IN these cases and you will ever
give your praise.
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Notice--Frost Conper Mining Co.

Z OCATloN. RONCCT DISTRICT. BUTTE
- County. California N0;iea : beretv given
that ~ meeting Cf The Ros-5 of Trustees II ssi6
company. held oa the 1i>t Say of Jaly. l>ss an
assessment @. three 6a..a-S Oh each share Of the
capital stock 81 said Company wSS levied. uavabie
forthwith 10 The Secretary Il said COMPANY at the
ONCE oi ;he Company AZ Ranger. Batte C5cntp. Ia
gold coin Of the United States. ANY shares of
stock Up0n which sald assessment Shssl remain a.-
paid on SATURDAY. the -1th dzy of August. a o..
1854 Will oe advertised ou that day a. delinquent
and unless payment shah oe made be ore. viii De
sud On The 80 day ot >epteai1er 4. n. 1854. Il
vSy the delinquent sSse>>i1e-t. costs ct advertis-
Ing and expenses Of sale.
G.O>COOO.
Secretary Frost Copper Niains Company.
0Gce. Bangor. Ba.ie Co-4ty, CA..ar4ia-
Bangor. J1ly 2ist, lsei. 4w-SS
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FIIF.lt-e Il-IIas---
S5,000,0OO
STOCkHOLDERS.
San Francisco.
D. 0. Mills. Herman Michels
Wm. c. Ralston Frederick Billings,
r. :. FretZ, Geo. H. Howard,
j. B. Thomas, II. F. Teschemacher,
Louis NcLane, A. Hayward,
Asa 7. Lawtou, Moses Ellis,
Wm. E. Barron, A. B. NeCreary,
Thos. Bell, T. VI. JeSsup.
Jno- o. Earl, Samuel Knight,
VIM. Norris, A. c. Henry.
J. Whitney j., J. c. wilmerling.
y. T. GIfiin, Wm. AlvOrd,
4. J. Pope.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Taeof,
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THE UNION RECORD.
FIGHT OF THE KEARsARGE AND
THE ALABAMA.

IN CheTbourg's port 70 snug We izy,
The mounseers did We come 70 see,
When all alone upon the hay
There came the bold hearsGrse.
The Captain says, says he-he says,
The 14labGEla / 90 see,
Come out you rebel skunk. he SAYS,
And soon you'l 60 10 glory-e.
From CherbOurg' port We up and steamed
Our guns were loaded % the brim,
And in the ofing then we hailed
The KeGrsGTgs ironed and trim.
Seven times round went oar gallant ship
Seven times round went she e-e-e-
Seven times ro1nd went our gallant ship,
When tie KeGTsargs we seee.
We steamed and steamed around and round
Our guns let Of up 70 the bFim.
When oul there came q great big sound
And then We pitched into him.
Seven times round, &c.
AYay then went orr shot and shell.
And Of the shot and shell fred he,
One hundred rounds be fired well
Hundred and fifty red We.
Seven times round, &c.
Says he-ogr Captain Semmes. he says.
4 III 1ltff t44aL ART E--G ! dLhtt
80 in. brave boys. prepared be
To board the iron KearsGrge.
Seven times round, &c.
The smoke and noise It came 50 fast,
So thick and dense we cogld not see,
When 4 cruel shell it struck our screw
And knocked il of into the sea.
No more round went our gallant ship.
No more round went she-e-e-e-e-
No more round went our gallant ship.
But in went from the sea.
And then two great big eleven inch balls
Came in straight fiom the enemy.
Which knocked in two our wooden walls
And blew Us right ont the sea.
No more round, &c.
Haul down the flag, says gallant Semmes,
Haul down the flag, says he-ee-e-e-
Our ship It sinks under the sWells
Right down into the sea.
No more round went cur gallant ship,
No more round went sbe-e E.
Nor round went ogr gallant ship,
But she sunk to the bottom OF the SEA.
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Public Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT By VIR-
= tue Of an order made by the uuder-igued
Justice OF the Peace, in and for Hamilton Town
ship, Butte County, California, Oh the 10Th dsy af
July, l-64 in pursuance Of an Act Of the Leri-la-
ture, approved March Is ls64 in relation T. the
tresnas7irg Of animals in Butte County ETC.
the following personal property Will be sold for s3
damages and costs Of suit. io-wit: | flea bitten
gray mare; s0rrel mare, star in the forehead:
hay mare. branded on the left hip tins = white
hind feet. l bay horse, branded on the lett hin
with the figures 45 sale TO take Place al Davis <
Nauces Store. in said Township. on Monday
August lst, lo64, at O'Clock P. ". Terms cash
in Gold Coin.
Witness NY band this Esd day Of July. 1864.
GEO. 4. HALL.
So Justice Of the Pcacc.
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= 1. SPNCER-
R.H. MCDONALD S CO..

CORNER S4NSOME and PINE SITS
San Francisco.
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PURE OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
WM. 7. CUTTERS
Pure Old Bourbon Whisky,

FOR MEDICAL ~ FAMILY PURPOSES
SO LOND USED IN THE ARMY HOSPITALS
- and lnarmarieS. and 50 favorably known
throughout the Atlantic States i now offered for
sale in this market. The following testimonials
from physicians of the highest distinction have
been received. which are but very few Of ike char
acter which have come II Us unsolicited:
NEW YORK. May l, lS6l.- Mr. Wm, T. Cutter
Jr. Louisville, ky.-Dear Sir: The great difficulty
in procuring brandy sufficiently pure for medicinal
purposes has induced many Of the physicians OF
this vicinity to adopt Bourbon Whisky as 4 substi
tute both in the hospital and private practice
and since the latter has into such general use
we have reason to believe that great deal now
sold Is Of very inferior quality.
Pre>uming that your residence in The vicinity Of
the manufacturing Of Whisky ia Kentucky. as well
Is your skill a. chemist. Will enable you 10 select
reliable article and having full confidence in
your integrity. we are led 10 inquire whether You
viii not aid Us in having this market supplied
through an agency. with the best quality OF
PURE OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
For the use OF the sick.
We are, very respectfully. sir, yours truly,
Valentine Mott, NJ. D.. Willard Parker. ". D.. 10.
c. Hutchinson. NJ. D.. Austin Flint, N. D.. c. L.
Mitchell. N. H., Frank H. Hamilton, NJ. D.. Dewitt
c. Enos. N. D.. R. Ogden Doremus, VI. D.. Profes-
sor Of Chemistry. E. y. Chapman, u. D.. James r.
Wood. NJ. D., ". E. P. Baylis. Pharmacegtist.
Brooklyn, y. Y. The above i for sale by
". T. CUTTER,
III California Street San Francisco
r. H. MCDONALD & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists San Francisco,
f. H. MCDONALD i Co,
x n Wholesale Druggists Sarrz-er-o.
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insolvency Notice.

GtGCNTY COURT. BUTTE COUNTY. STATE
- Of alif5ruja. &. Z. Ehat " His Creditors.
The People % the ~t.te of California. 10 4.l the
creditors of c. l. Eliot. send greeting:
Pursuant to an order Of be Hon. ". :. SdH-- I'd
County Judge Of Butte county. notice Is hereby
given . all The creditors of the said in~ol-ent 4.
T. Elliot To be and appear before the said Judge IN
open court a The cqari room. Of said court n the
comfy ei Butte. On the nth day Of September A
j. leJi- at ten o'clock " OF that day being with
IN forty days from the date of the first publication
Of hereof u wit; saturday the 30th day Of July A
d lcp+ then and there % sh cau-e u auv they
can. why The prayer Of said insoiYeat -hogid not
De granted and an assignment Of his estate he
made and he 1e discharged from bis debts and lia-
htieS in pursuance Of the provisions of the statute
~ such case made aud provided; aud ia the mean
time all proceedings against said ln-alvelt be
stayed
Witness my hand and seal Of said court this 9ath
DAY ot July \ d l,f4. :. o.. MOORE. Clerk.
). NJ Burt, ATTY for Pet. jas. Green. D. c.