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The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-05

One of the Ohio counties boasts a" Rat Ex.er-
minatiug Society," The last hunt resulted in the
capture of IA 500 vermn, after which grand pic
mic was held, and the tails counted.
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oRovILLE WATER WORKS.

rnoueys arising from the sale of water due and
avable on the Ist Of each month advance and must
be paid prior to the 5sh of each month, or the water
VIII be shut of. G. W. 6AkkutI-
Crovine August Isl. 1851 nAro
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TIE residence of. Dorsey, at Grass Valley, was
burned on the 2Sth ult.
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THERE were forty-five deaths in San Francisco
last week.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-05

TIE Hebrew. have six places of religious wor-
shin n San Francisco.
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SAN Francisco has nine steam fire engines in
service.
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BUSINESS CARDS..

BUSINESS CARDS.
JAMES O'BRIES. NJ. D.,
Practising Physician d Surgeon.
May be found at all hours at the National Hotel or at
McDermott's Drug store, orovile.
A. w. BISHOP.
Deputy L. $. Collector of Internal Revenue,
For Butte County.
OFFIcE-Courant Building Chico, California
DR.. G. W. FRANCE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Offce-One door east of A. McDernotts Drug Store.
Residence northwest of Montgomery street and
1st Avenue, opposite Mr.. Peter Freer's residence.
THOMAS WELLS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and Conn
missioner of Deeds for Cal.
OFf1cE-with Governor Blasdell. Carson City, Neva-
da. VIII pra9tice in all the State and United States
Courts in Nevada. and promptly attend to all business
required as Commissioner OF Deeds
DIR. I. j. JENKINS.
orEIcE-Next door to A. McDermott's Drug Store.
Residence Robinson Street
E. B. WILSON.
Attorney ane SOunstilpE t1u w. ustih Stss
Chico. Cal.
VIII practice in all the Courts Of Butte and adjoining
, counties
JOHN DICK,
Justice of the Peace. Notary Public.
And Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Nevada.
OrF1cE-Montgomery street, oroville
DIR. j. NJ. VANCE.
Phys icia and surge on.
ORovI1LE
May be consulted a. all hours-from 10 O'Clock NJ.
10 / M at the Drug Store of R. Parker, Union Hotel
Block Montgomery street At other times at his resi-
dence. on Bird street
CHARLES f. LOTT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Orovile Butte County. California ofdee-Bird 81,
between Myers and Huntoon-
j. II. BURT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, s Notary
Public.
Practices in the Courts Of The Second Judicial District
and N the Tuprene Court.
OFF1CK-On Bird street, IN BJ,-s brick building up
stairs O-oville.
r. DUNHAM.
Assistant United States Assessor.
oFE1CE-AIonigonery street. south side. second door
Myers, O-oyllle.
DIR. j. &. GRAY,
/ OTTlcE-E1press building, Second street, opposite
Western House. AIarysyille-
=. ISOsENBAUM,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. District
Attorney. and Notary Public.
OFFIcE-Court House, OroyiIle
DIR. f. :. SNYDER.
I -Nyandotte Butte county. Having pernla-
neutly located Vyando1ie. nay be found .. his office
al al hours. when absent professional business
ID. c. BURLINGAME.
Dentist.
4 OFEIcE-Over Cheap Johns Clothing
SxtszazsA Store, Iy1les building, Montgomery St,
/ .ETT-vS orovile-
j. A. W A r. ID w E LII,
Notary Public,
Al Recorders ofhce.- -O-os7ile
E. :. OWEN.
! Attorney & Counsellor at Law, Fobestown.
Butse county California.
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ST. LAS OTEl,
D Street Corner of Third,
MARIsVllLE,- -o1u'if oANlA

UHroprietor of this Large and Commodi.
ous hotel has lately repaired and renovated it and
il is now the largest and best arranged hotel IN North
eru California The large and well ventila-
ed and the house is well furnished and presents the
best accommodations families and the travelling pub
lie
The St Nicholas Carriage and Omnibus will be in At
tendance on the arrival of the Sacramento steamboat
and Oroyie and convey passengers to the house
free of charge.
The stages deliver passengers at this house and stars
from the hotel door every morning.
n95-tf NJ. c. DUFFICY, Proprietor.
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IENHIS WELL KNOWN STAND Is KEPT
Il by the undersigned. and is in good repair 1t is
healthy pleasant families during the hot,
scky season. also has good accommodations for trav
eers Thankful for past ayors good share Of custom
is solicited.
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HOTELS.
UNION HOTEL.

UNION HOTEL.
Corner Montgomery and Myers street .orovile.
ypyHIS NEW BRICK AND ELEGANTLY
furnished Hotel. stands first IN the State for COM
fort and accommodation for the travelling puh,Ic-every
room bsiIs well ventilated sud neatly furnished
The Table
Is sppe with every luxury OF the season. and every
thr vii be done 10 insure the comfort of the guests Of
this house In connection with this house is the Bar
and Billiard Saloon New Billiard Tables o. the atest
patterns and : proveIaents.
THE BAR viii always be supplied with choice
LIQUORS and Cigars at moderate price.
The ofiee Of the Oregon Stage Company is at the
Union Hotel
Stages leave this house daily for Chico, Red Bun.
Shasta and Oregon: pogtown Tayorville, susanyilie
and Idaho: Bidwell Bar. Spanish Ranch and Quincy:
snd Forbessown and La Porte connecting with the
cars OIoyille.
FRANK JONES, Proprietor
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WESTERN HOUSE.
IONCVlLLE HOTEL.
Al. WOOD. Proprietor.

yHyHIS LARGE AND COMMODIOCS HO-
tel is situated in Hunlbug Valley, Plumas county,
in a beautiful and healthy location. The rooms are
large airy and well furnished. The table is at all
times furnished with the best the market affords; the
s;abng is OF the best Ii is home for the traveller
For inyads fine Soda Spring. celebrated for its heal
ing qualities is adjoining the hotel liberal share OF
patronage is solicited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-11

ANOTHER great fortune has been found, ac.
cording to the Western papers, to belong to
heirs in this colntry. 1t is said to amount to
between two and three hundred millions, and
belong to the descendants of Lady Mary
Iownley Lawrence
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-11

xssfs aafsA s>----42 1 ! z : 24----4 n
No. aud .n.r August 18Th. fss7, trains YIN issv.
!. e.s..xsos 10 z. w.::,, st.ss Z. SIs "a
1yNsv Yos1 a.s Aoa Unsoa Dros;
y.3O 4. =. Exrresa Nsll, fto~ DankhH ,tsup,,
days eaesess sscps = ssis.anes losc -. =
sa es s esess. f.p.. ss,i ~. sssio. nd n
rsv.s,s Me- York i 100 q >.
a.ss 4 +. Lightnias Exprsss. no. ssls'
!, IN, :: 49, t.s. ssa "a Nv y ro's
ais i = r. 4 : s s York n,xAt Esrress. no.
Dunkirk. {SundAys sxcepted stop g oAl.msn ?.
g ess o:sa I;ss .!sngE su. z. s \ =
n oonnsctipg viii Asternoup Trains and ttesm
enfor Bo.ton and New Enslahd CITIES;
$50 p. n Cincinnati Express. npm Do 2.
kirk, fsunoays<xespssd.) STOPS II ealamancs q
iI5s r. Z, md connects At Horns.lsvil's xith
ire ii:ao p II Train from Buffalo. arriving IN Nes
fsrk = $40 Z. =. s. a9i8
FMOM BURFALO-By New York time ffou Dc
pot cor Erehsnre AMI Michigan atre~tss
- A. N. New York Dsy Exrrssss lson-
ssing susqush.nna sr P. NJ. oDisss Tuner
1855 M tsnp ssd ..rivs n N.w York 10y 2.
awsnns { " stsrn Railroad, and ~ Jsrssy city
with Midnight Express Train Of New Jsrsss Rail-
road for Phiisde'phh, saltr ore asd Washington
neilsviils {sandsys exeepted). Arrives Il New
York t7;s.m ccnnecss II Elnirs VI. !, North
arm Central RAILWAY for Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
6altimore WsehinsteW and points tonth.
2.20 r. N. LiShtnlng Express, lsnnneys q
copted) Stop. at Hornelisyile ts ?; m. lsup
jersey city with Morning Exprss. Train osHs~
Jsrrey Railroad fos Baltimore and Washington,
and 81 New York With Morning Express Train Tor
s.,o = III. new York Night Express,
Daily stcpsat Portags s:55 p. IN. (sup) inter
ftom bunkirk. and arrive in New York at 1880
81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-11
DIR. JOWN l.. LYON,
Ifaeticing Physician,
New Haven, Conn
WHITE PINE CoMpOuNDI

IL offered tbs afflicted throughout this country,
after having been proved By th teat u years In
III" New England Ftnt ss where merits havt become
well know "a the II from which, In part ID derives
Its virtues.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-11

EIGHTEEN new bridges have been built
across the Seine during the reign OF Napoe-
on III, at a cost Of about FIVE million dollars
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-11

1have teated these Drnps In practice over ten
years and do not hesitate TO that nothing has vet
enn developed by meioal research that acts ~ power
fully, ros lively, and hsrmlersiy, IN or finale r-
arty, does this meiieine II all recsut cases Ii
CT falls willie thousands who have been long sinner
indebted To II tu tn boon of health to-day.
Although 30 powerful and positive, they Rl fectg
harmless and be nsed AT all times vxcept when
specially forbidden tn the dreet tons.
They lave been extensively employed Ivy sminen
ply scans in France sad 81 gland ell In nv twr
practice over ten years aud have yet bear Of Tia
hrst fnHtanee OF failure could give yun tsstinonis
81 t' r efficacy from ladies all the northern nj
Western States they not In their nature private
Over obeo bottles have been sold the past yes and
hope snd trust many sufferers have been
| am we'll aware that remedy so potent to removed
distractions may be used for bad purpose but trua
that where one bottle IN thus used, may nall into
| the hands OF really needy sufferers
10 all who suffer from any irrogulsrity painful ain
euit excessive, offensive obsrncted Mehs,vustion
Lucorhra or the train Of d that folIowt would
say, try bottle Of Dr. Lyon French nrIodfn,i DropA
Being fluid preparation, their action 10 disect and
positive than AIRY PHI powders Explicit dire tous
bearing my facsimile, accompany earh bottle
They may be otainen OF nearly every druggist in the
country or by enclotng tile price tn c. q CLARK 4
co. New Haven, Ct, General Agents for the United
| EtateH and Canada
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-11

CrRE FOR A IAcEaATsp HsARr-LEGM Re-
cIPE.-A few weeks ago Samantha Proctor,
alias Madame Cora James, Instituted breach
Of promise suit against Ira Y. Mum, prom.
ineut grain dealer Of Chicago. On Thurs.
day, Samantha, acting as her own attorney,
fiedher declaration in the Supreme Court.
The declaration sets forth that the defendan,
did, on the 9th day Of August, 1862, posi-.
lively promise to marry the plaintiff within q
reasonable time, which he has not done. The
reasonable time having now elapsed, the dec
lara;ion closes with the assurance that $780,
900 would make the matter all right, aud
heal The lacerated heart of the plaintiff
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the following affecting case: "Mr Bailey, a
young man preparing FOR the ministry. living
in Ashley, Missouri, being an invalid on
last Wednesday started to St Paul for his
health, his mother accompanying him. Mr..
Bailey was taken with the fax. and went
ashore at La Grange, where he died. His
mother took the boat down Thursday morn.
ing with the remains Of her son. On reach.
ing Louisiana, she was taken violently i'll
with what had every appearance of the chol-
era. She was assisted off the boat with hsr
dead son. and died herself that night. The
remains of mother and son were conveyed TO
their friends at Ashley, from which point
they Ind started but two days before in quest
Of health"
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ATo pleasure the line Of tbs Erie Railway
many objects OF interest," RAISING through ths
beautiful valleys Of the Chemung, sasquehsnna Dels
ware and Ramapo rivers, changing panoI ANA Of
OF naturs's beauties commands attention.
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A VENERABLE pair in Greenock, Scotland,
lately gave dinner at which we're gathered
their nine sons, fourteen grandsons. and FIVE
daughtersin Neither they nor any of
their CONS ever had Any daughters, and there
have been no deaths in the family.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-11

SOME ONE in Ohio has taken out patent
for new mode of lighting cigars. The old
way is good enough.
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Thaddeus Stevens Programme for
Next Winter.


WARRINGTON, Oct. 13.-LetterS have
been received here from Thaddeus
Stevens in which he declares his inten-
ton TO urge upon Congress, as soCn a 3
il meets in November, two great meas
ures essential to the safety of the cOun-
try The first is a general impeach-
ment law, defining the offences upon
which an officer may beimpeached, and
especially declaring that no officer shall
continue to exercise the power of his
Office during his trial. The second law
which Mr.. Stevens intends to urge Will
be by authority of the Consultation and
upon the principles of the Declaration
of Independence: No State shall have
power to prohibit citizens of the United
States, whatever their race, color or re-
ligion, from voting for President or
Congressman. This law will establish
impartial suffrage throughout the
Union. Leading Republicans affirm
that Mr.. Stevens will be sustained by
Congress.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Sub Ju-
dietary Committee of the House of
Representatives met to-day at twelve
o'clock in the committe room at the
Capitol. The following members were
present: Hon. Francis Thomas, Chair
man, with Messrs. Boutwell,, Lawrence,
Churchill and Marshall. Ibis com
mittee is charged with the duty of in
Quiring if the States of Delaware and
Maryland have republican forms of
Government, and not repugnant to the
Constitution Of the United States. No
testimony was taken, although the
testimony was in waiting.
The Commissioned of Patents has is
sued certificates for 2lS patents for the
week ending October 2lst, 1867.
Chief Justice Chase returned to Wash
ington, to-day.
A number of prominent Southern
Railroad men are here, including Cen
erals Beauregard and Malone, who
called at the War Department to-day to
consult with General Grant with refer
ence to obtaining an extension OF the
time for completing the payment due
the Government for rolling stock pur-
chased after the close of the war. Gen.
BeRuregard this morning had an inter-
view with Secretary McCulloch.
WAsHINGToS. Oct. l4.-Additional
points of difference in the spurious 1905
show that in the counterfeit notes the
lines forming the right shoulder of the
female in the central vigneite do not
come up to the sword, but leave Il white
space. In the genuine the lines are not
only more numerous, but come clearly
and distinctly up to the sword. So far
as discovered, the Treasury Depart
ment has had presented to 1t only S7O,-
600 worth of the spurious notes.
The storeship Idaho is expected to
sail from New York for Japan the 18th
inst.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
the Payment of the Government


From ne Providence (R- ~ Journal.
We can pay our bonds easier in gold,
at the end of twenty years from their
issue, than we can pay them in curren-
cy, at the end of five years, if we calcu-
late upon anything like the increase in
population, productive industry and
accumulated wealth that we have here
tofore experienced. Leaving ont of the
question then the quality which is ev-
erywhere the "best policy" and no.
where more than in the public credit,
tits the best policy to exercise the OPP
ton of pOstponing the payment to the
longer period, when there will be but
one currency and greenbaCks will be
as good as gold.
We could pay them now only in two
ways. Mr.. Pendlston's plan is to issue
an equal amount in greenbacks, that is,
TO compel the public creditors to take
promises to pay with interest; and to
take promises to be paid at no
definite time, and based on nothing
but the public faith shamefully
violated in their issue. This is simply
the meanest kind of repudIation; and
Is worthy of disciple of JEFF. Davis.
Gen. Buffers plan Is to issue a new
loan, at u reduced rate of interest, and
then to pay the existing bonds in
greenbacks, the issue OF which not be-
ing increased, they would not depre-
ciate to a half or third of their value,
as they would by Mr.. PsndleIon's
plan. But who would take the new
loan, after such an exemplification Of
the public faith? 1t would fall fiat
upon the market. No banker would
touch it, and no man who had sense to
acquire money or prudence to keep 1t
would invest in it. Policy, honesty,
the good name of the nation, the de-
fence of the country-for nothing is
more essential to the public defence
than the public credIt-all de-
mand the payment of our de bt in gold
and silver, as we held out to the public
creditors that we would when we con-
tracted it.
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NEW YORK, Oct. IA.
BEEF-Firmer; advanced 1Sci supply
moderate; receipts $3.50 head; average
quality of offerings fair, and number
on sale about !, 400 head; extra quality
sold at l7al71zc; prime, l61Sal7c; tirst
quality, 151zal6c; fair to good, l31Sa
I41zc; ordinary, 12al3I<c; inferior, l0a
u1Sc. Mich Cows-Moderately active,
and prices of all grades were steady
and firm. Veal Calves-Steady; de-
mand fair; quoted at IS OOal2 30; re-
ceipts ], 6S9 head.
SHEEP AND LAAfBs-Depressed; offer
ings liberal, comprising fully 5000
head, and demand light; at the close
extra sheep obtainable at &c; prime, 81
a59<c; ordinary and common, 49<a5c;
inferior, 4Ha41Sc; extra lambs, 7zc;
medium to good, 615aTc; inferior, 6a651c,
receipts "a, T66 head.
Observation-Disclosures activity in mar
ket; higher prices paid; 81 car loads sold
at 755za75sc for heavy TO prime; T1sa7sSc
for fair to good; 61<a7c for common to
rough; receipts 25.O52 head.
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GRoCERIEs-Cofee- Firm. Sugar
Firm at full rates.
GoLD-l4SS1al44 buying.
MoNEY-Market close at lOal2 per
cent.
OCTOBER l4.-FLoUR-Quiet.
IS-Wheat-White &c and amber
&c lower; sales white Michigan at 81 Is;
amber, 81 6Sa2 81; No. l spring, 81 u;
do No. 8 do. Corn-Shade lowe :; sales
No. Wabash and No. do at 81 13%z.
Oats-Ic lower; sales No. at 64c; No. 2,
6SLSc. Rye-SI 40 for No. L. Barley
LAKE FREIaHTs-Firmer; sss51c for
corn to oswego.
BuGaIO.
OCTOBER 14.-FLoUR-Quiet.
IN-Wheat-Parties apart; white
held at 81 80; amber Michigan at So 6sa
20. No l Milwaukee spring at 81 10.
CoTn-I -. Oats-69} Sa70c,
Receipts the past As hours, $4,000 bbls
flour, 2,0OO, 900 bushels grain, besides a
number of arrivals not yet reported at
the custom house.
Chicago.
OCTOBER l4.-FLoUR-Unchan
GRAIN-Wheat-FiTm and unchapS-
ed. Oats-5755c. Rye-Sl 80. Barley
STRAIGHTFORWARD at S22 20
LARD-ISalsI&c.
Milwaukee,
OCTOBER l4.-FLoUR-Dull; city Xxx
$40 25aIO so.
GRAIN-wheat- Unsettled at 81 e6
for No
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Reparator Gapilli.

Throw away your faise,fr1zzes, your switches
DESTRUCTIVE Of comfort, and not worth flg:,
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly ana
And rejoice In your own luxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALI
II heads from whatever cause u may nave
fallen outl and forcing growth OF mar upon
the lace. Il mas no equal. 1t Will ioTce tne
heard 10 grow upon the smootnest iAce ~
nom liye to eight weeks, or hair upon D EAIS
heads in from two to three months. a . lev
iTuorRnt practitioners have asseIteu LA tiSI
there Is nothing that Will force or hasten NY, LIe
GROWTH OF the hair or beard. Their asseI tloiis
sre false, as thousands OF living Hltnessssese
from their own eXperiencel can pear VII VIZ
ness Sui many viii say, how are We 20 u7 2,
tiDEuish the genuine nom the spurious -
Certainly Is difficult, as nineteenth, ol II
1ifferent Preparations advertised JOE Ine EaLI
md beard are entirely worthless ana you
NAV have already thrown away ELEe
amounts for their purchase 10 sucn HS
yrnuld say, Try the Reparator CaPluG u VII
COS. yon nothing unless IL fullS coInes
nm 10 our representations. II your DruSglst
IhtsI NOT keen II, send US one dollar end we
yiIi coward Il, postpaid, together with a re- r.;
VoIl or application, providing entire Saline
non rs not given. Address
''N-1 W L. CLARK q CO., Chenlistsl
No. 8 West Fayette 81, SYRACUSE n. L.
ulcil23-eOd, tTiwSwly
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Life is Warm! Death is Cold

CbronIe Discusses, Female Complaints,
consumption, Aver Com plants.
MEDICAL AND CONSULTING ROOMS, NO
ODD ELBOWS BUILDING, MONROE ST.
THOS. j. KISNER, nj. D.,
DRACTICAL AND CONSULTING PLY
/ stefan for all Diseases oil q CHROME Nh
Gure Incident to the human family VIE
Disease of the AIR Passages,
Nasal Catarrh, Ozena, Asthma and COnsunlP;
ton, as well as all diseases OF the Heart anu
r-FS. Digestive system, .a
INDIGESTION. Liver Complaints, Diarrbea,
Dysentery, CONSTIPATION. Piles, &C., and al
Affections of nervous System,
Irritation spinal Cord. EpileBsy. Ch9rea,
Neuralgia aud Nervous Depillty' anu All al
frctIOnS arising from an
Impure state of BLOOD
Ssrofulous sores, Enlarged Glands, Ulcers
and Obstinate Skin Diseases, rheumatism
White Swelling, sc. 90, ,-,,,,,,,,,,,
His sy stem Is the only true ana sucSe1'94Ni
one for the treatment OF al
Diseases Peculiar 40 Females.
Painful, Profnse and Suppressed MenstrnSI;;
ton, LeucorThea, Falling OF WOMB, Win al
CEe sympRihettc aecompanimenpI,,!s ucL G,, "a
PaipitAtiou of Heart, Loss OF AppeIIe, AN AM
General Debility, &c. Special attention
given to all
DiHeaS OF the GenItO.Urinary Organs,
Wiz Inflammation OF Kidneys and Bladder,
Dnbbling and Scalding OF Urine, pll DIM
Dla6etIS, GnonorTheRI elect Structure ana
syphilis, Spermatorrhea and 1mpotency,a anu
-,ii Nervous Affections consequent upon
YOUTHFUL lNDIscRETIoSs.
The Doctor is aOle At all times TO give salts
faction as to result of treatment, &C. Conn
.nuuicationS confidential aud promptly no.
Iissd Medicines, cash a guaranty given
in II cases where a personal and direct ex-
amtnAuon IL made.
send ten cents ior Peoples Medical Light
House" sep
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CALAIS, ME-, Oct. 1.-THE store of
Wadsworth & Bro, OF Pembroke, was
broken into on Saturday night, the
safe blown open, and 5000 stolen.
There Is much excitement, and pursu-
ers are upon all the roads.
A coasting fishing vessel was lost on
the New Brunswick coast last Monday.
Captain Sylvester, with crew, seven
teen in number, were drowned. Nine
of the men leave families.
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seizures OF WhInky.

NEW YoKK, Oct. l4.-There were four
seizures reported on SatuI day, made by
the officers OF the internal revenue.
One hundred barrels OF whisky at pier
No. /, North River; twenty-five barrels
of whisky at the East River pier, foot
of Duane streetj twenty-five barrels 81
spirits at Albany pier, and an illegal
distillery in fremont street, near Van
brunt street, Brooklyn.
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gen. sIoklcs Denied Court Of Inquiry
sheridan Gets Leave of Absence.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l4.-The U. s.
Marshall, with company of marines,
started at noon to-day for another raid
among the Illicit stills at Port Rich
mond.
The Worlds special says, Generals
Ord aud Pope are expected in Washing
ten the last of this week.
The President has denied General
Sickles' application for court of in
Quiry.
Gen. Sheridan has been granted two
months leave of absence by Gen. Grant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-15

HARTFORD, CONN, Oct 14.-In an
Irish quarrel at Colchester, Saturday
night, John KiIday was murdered. His
head was pounded to a Jelly with
stones and clubs. David Sullivan, the
supposed murderer, escaped, but is
closely pursued. One hundred dollars
is offered by the selectmen for his ar