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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13
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Tie fToprftof@hnv ltLed itaaa i,eauiifii
Springs npJu ti,A very best titannpr fDrLha
artafvft Aht accommodation ~ NiqtUs
and AhptnA. ~ cost ~ 1wssty Thou.
ss1h nyYlHsa III is s,s,,, sfn ,n9ee ""a
VI" he DiNfs1 npom r. fassisi'ea f IN the
latest tnOahtD style. aud viii bss supplied
Will eyetethinRto pfompi the appetite, OF
Jhp HATfl ilDOMs ARE large apn nnaly
fttpnisfad with Tot aud Shower, ~ lta
iniast J1dfhdeipiiia style. The Jetnntaln
81 Minetal Wdt.f flows Constantly IN .
eegp +, t,1d fi9 ~ BE- safs b IRA
1he DAhCfNu Hal nid ftBC HJffug
ftDp9fh anfhffioh are uDenfphhand by atty.
4 si'len1id Ihnd Of Music Ja engaged fpr
Iss 9S \, s,s ,h9 ,.S,,;s. are OF the
a fsas aAMH2i a225b5ass'% WI - a %ne
piled with ali Lug dslipaeiga ~ The season,
win TIE iineAf ~ Wines, LiquorN, ahddi'
swings and other species ~ a,nuaoment
~ abundance, fof Tile wants Of families.
'' H.. 49,. aso SnT embraces 10 acres, covered
g. ,9r syya y%'is ssa epYs iGdq I gs's
IL nil It's rural luveilnesH, Tbs flneai
IiaIiing ear be had wllliii nva hiinntea'
waik from the Hptinga within one hvpta'
ine IN the world, The springs are ~ iius
nedlsta connection With the ohio river
nhd ith 80 any part 81 Tie UnitHh state,
~ ,byansville, containing a population OF
Tfhis ariiiAUs are nov open for Hoard.
.Ea eqd Visitors Aud VII 1,ot elose until
Wishing It9sni ilgn,e ~ va ssgs2g e,an-
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13
This Rseorli OF Democratic Can,
IA Lll.a. dlnAle.

( The c6pperheads df Tennessee hay.
Jog Doroimfsd EmrHson sTHEmDug
for Oeyr7nor, lilo Memphis Psaftia
eyerha,llng bis record II publishes
the charges on which he was tried
aud convicted byg Court Martial, for
,iMbk ,lisloyal language and attempt.
ing 10 iheite sivsprreotiets The eyi.
tlepv, showed thai he declared,
amoug other things, that Tie people
hsdAA 10 Inv bdt Cvfdh. andnUl aone
lbtAues of civil government, State or
Jfddephl, but uwarpp lion enfpssatl by
flle beypnets of negroes" II also NJ.
peered That ia ppa Of his speeches,
speaking Of the Sthte tax collectors,
he said "Wlien The tax collectors
toidui around ~ collect taxes, ahoot
ut1m tto,en, bat don't tell my one
told You ~ Ito dtF ~ eJAAIueni
But rs Mr. ErHsatpoB and his
plriy nfs uow trying 10 e0nviee tho ue-
etd edtefthat they are his best friends.
perhaps The most Interesting portion
oi The record Of The trial Is that en-
trait from speech lint Ernhalpdh
made NJ Trenton 90 the ID Of July,
1865, NJ follows " The negroes are
no moro free tban they wefsl forty
years ago, aud If my one goes about
the county telling them they afe ifoe
shoot him; aud these negro troops.
commanded by low and degraded
white men. going Through the touns
try, ought 10 be shot down" T'lia'
language WIS altered by Mr.. Erlir.
niDan less that two years ago yet the
Conventions TINT Nominated Mr. Eriis.
nibaH for Governor of Tennessee, the
other day, opened its doors to negro
Delegates, aud proclaimed ita hJop.
ton Of the principles of political
regardless Of color or race.
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Read Keasii Read I
H. Nir~l.lssr-S
Celebrated Herb Filters.

The Gfeu UOuaehoh RemedD IN.
= dOfeed I'm NE /niffe ~ fhf basf
Hsme,iiW anil Ireeoafioe Uedieis9
epef iompOunded
TT.ss nov .rIyE yEAns SINCE ".
n. MsAssIAn.A ltaft tiittsn wela nrsi
prominently introduced ~ lie Public, Hnh
Nilul, has bepti Their great success flihf tlte
proprietor IN jusiiiisd Ia iffnink them hH "a
brrafFie Hnagbs for ali dishaAea arising
Eta ~ tha ato,aaej. Liver. 81 IgidbeSs'
iITIa ssiaalnnai sad VI il 6y mfse 6as
s s,y TIs ,sg o',,",
new Yishe,s hIIIa,s re- "a. NJ. , recon,
sartinea,as, iipI VII prove II. ReH eirou,
lars ilai,iefa taib iilllefa are guarans
liver uonplaiylt, IJioody rIus, Typhoid,
ttainittaini. and fliiliuua fever, Fever aud
Asue, Cholera Mofbua Jhuudiee. Hefofiiin,
, ,,'lf Of h"s, L.fIs; oessr; A,ss9las s
rfnup u, The eioipaeii, Chronic plhfibpn,
rllas, Tettsf, Henld Head, ppbnn,e,, 81
rep iienehmrIine, Failing of The Wombg
nii niiattiativns 80 the dhs eoiitae of Ma
,u,s y le,asiaa %an,il thn9 p,.aerx,a ne PC
this slih#a Hionid De- used with caution bY
married iadies, M q ronie and ,lsnerai
AVpsiisat t,eae liitlafa ata uniivaish
! will pay - 900 "a the proprietor ~ any
iiittefs uf Medicine tn tbs Untte,i States
that ean show more genuine certificates of
eiifss effttetud, whore II IL inatin ~ the
nbpfe mentioned dlaenses. thnn Miaiiei'a
Herb Hittnia. tipiits other popular inedis
zines, the composition Of H. Miahiof'A
itufb ilittera ~ kept 10 4nntst, for llia pro-
pfipiuf has 40 heaitnuaY 10 making known
lhsif ingredients Ia Tie public They are
edfnpoHeh at iGleaattpasie, iiutdneh, hplltoa
nnfd. taoapwafl, Peruvian iiefh, ilneiiu,
fpiaewood, Muilein, slippery lflil, anahns
fins. Anfsnpafiiln, deniinii Itopt. Juniprr.
iftna.ioin, Pure hpifitH, nna nntberty.
- 600 HAw Hn.--.t Will pay Iis
above 10 any physician az cliainist That
enn nud anything nit tan above named
ingredients ~ ilia inedlelnn, AMI $500 ~.
ward tut any compound ihht lihH cured
uhuiefn uuieltar ihan MiHiilef'a hlltnia, 10
tlnurH tor, Hhlianeiphtn, nud uti the Hose
pitai bitp Falcon, OF Npw York.
~. MsAALIM. Lancaster, In.
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L~uLL scuoLAnsusrs Issued ID
II H1H mn.
IIou-ekccpcr-' Emporium.
psernsovnl.


O. u. sapH.tEtr a eD. HAVE Nlt.
o~ moved 20 their new foit,satury atora
No. ~ Natth First Street, where they Will
and - inpny new ones ~ will fnyor them
With q call A nun assortment OF urucefiee,
etc. always on hshh. aud for saie Ut the
fn,ii,espss.stfs 20 ~ those bunny fof CASH
nuvu div tl.t -
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1'nn soldiers will be glad 10 learn
that the settlement Of their add.
tlonai bountios L. being pushed for.
ward with all The possible speed the
Government oan command, but from
the very nature Of the case, they
mist wait long time got before
they will all get paid The Pay.
ster,Geperal Ii settling about ten
thousand claims n month, but il must
be- remembered that there nre many
tens of Thousands of soldiers who
arc entitled 20 the bounty, aud also
there are many thousands Of lraudu.
lent claims entered by dishonest
men aud INSCRIPTIONS claim agents,
which will very materially impede
the adjustment Of the bountioH due
lo iona fde claimants.
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Administrators Notiee. /.

nT1rxDE ~ ssEnHHp s4HvHa, that
IN nave. tteru ynppdntad ftHii9latrstaf
~ thaz estate ~ pbillp HalisI, daeehaan,
a n NATE diis ibs eaisfa intist ba psid, ana
ms for apttianent. ptgTEIt HBlfEH,
may IL wHw a duin fstfpt6r.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

In spite of ia name +" iiitters," ~ Inns
gained lis present popularity, which alone
were first uaad before tjiltafa we're either
genial 90 general hun,bins. The receipt
hna heeti IA existence ~ HpfinauY since
tile Ais teanth Century. IL was ,iAed there
- a autn cure for disease witch, previous
10 that tins, had been aonaihefed ineuras
bile by all Medical Works aud fhysioianas
AGENTS WANTED.
aood Inducements to Agents. For par.
tieuiafs enclose stamp.
For sale on
Second 81, bot. Main IL Sycamore,
EVANSVILLE. IND.
n. 6ituTZ. Agent.
mnYiB
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23
LEGAL.
SHERlFF'S SALE.
DYvirtue of q Writ OF Execution tssu~

RH virtue of = Writ OF Execution fssuesl
- out of the District Cou-t az the Second Judicial
lsllcs II and Tor Bzrre county California nader the
seal thereof directed delivered cS,r,,,sz ding
me - make the OF four hunirsi assz-s il. United
States gold coin he-s interes. the rate Of two rr
cent Per month from September Is. 1854 until ,sis
also, for ti-ty-one and fy hand-eilhs dollars
costs Of suit and al sins ccsss less eishtv-sevsn
nty -ht.d-hs dollars heretofore made on said
writ wherein 7 Z Bovden Is Plaintiff a-d Lewis \
Eyer l. defendant have levied ErNon z-si viii sxrs.
al public sale. 70 the hishs>, bidder for cash in United
States gold com al the C1u-t house door IL the town o:
OToVle II said county on SATURDAY the .sh tiSv a
DeSsino<-. d l1. ST twelve o'clock ot sid ,;sv
Al the right ule and interest OF the said Lewis Yylsr
Defendant II and 70 the following described p-o,-fv
TO Wit; Commencing Al the northwest Of the
southwest quarter a section number seven township
number 70 North Range East Of Mount Dlshlo Me-i-
dan and base thence west eighty rods more or less I.
the northeast corner OF land owned BY sI- Jameson
thence south three hundred twenty rods more OF les
20 the h,ie q land owned by Alex Furkrer thence
e2st along tbs north line II said Eorkners Ranch esh-
Y rods more or less 10 the side Of township num-
Der ~. thence north along said township line three
hundred and twenty rods to the place ot besinllin,
containing one hundred and sixty of land more OF
less together. with al and singular the tenernens he
reAil1erts and apartenAnces thereunte belonging OF
in aIywise aIi'erraining.
oroville, November 18th. 1857
DAY, Sheriff Butte county
By " GILkYSoS. Under sheriff
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

The experiment of steam passenger
coaches in the streets of Lyons, France.
has been unsuccessful. About sixty of
the prominent citizens Of the place, ac-
companied by the officials of the neigh
borhood, took passage in two story
coaches. The engine pulled we'll on
level ground or on down grade, and
turned around corners very nicely. 1t
refused to pull up hill, however, and the
train ran away with it. a little more
science, and the thing may be made to
work.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

A CHARAcTER-It takes all kind of
people and men, says Mark Twain, to
make world. We all know that. The
world would not have been entirely
complete, we think, without Capt.
Summers of the navy.
Twenty or thirty years ago. when
missionary enterprise was in its infan-
cy among the islands Of the South
Sea, Captain Summers anchored his
sloop-of-war eff the Marquesas, l think
it was. The next morning he saw the
American flag floating from tie beach,
union down. This excited him fear
fully, Of course, and he sent off a boat
at once to inquire into the matter
Presently the boat returned, and bro't
grave looking missionary. The cap
tain's anxiety was high. He said:
I whats the matter out there p
quick -
"Well, l am grieved to say, SIR"
said the missionary, ''that the natives
have been interrupting our sacerdotal
! exercises"
''No!-blast their yaller hides, I'll
what was it you said they'd been do
ing 2"
1T pains me, sir, to say that they
have been interrupting our sacerdotal
exercises
''lnterrupting your y your III !!
Man them starboard guns. Stand by,
now, to give 'em the whole battery!"
The astounded clergyman FASTENED
to protest against such excessively rig
orous measures, and finally succeeded
in making the old tar understand that
the natives had only been breaking up
a prayer meeting.
''Oh, devil take it, man, is that all =?
thought you meant that they'd stop
ped your grog!'
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

THE Washington Star tells. the fol-
lowing story: A few evenings since,
during the prevalence Of storm. as a
journeyman and his apprentice boy
were at work in carpenter shop at the
navy yard, the lightning entered in at
the window, passed down a saw in the
boys hand, struck plane which the
journeyman was using, and passing
down the bit set fire to the piece of
lumber which the iourneyman was
dressing, leaving the boy and man IN
harmed.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23
THE OLD, OLD STORY.

In TIE bright morning Of day gone by,
heard the gladsoIne story
OF love confessed, and trembling,
Unto his love gave low reply.
Ii the ripe fruitage Of the mornings glory.
Never looked the sun 50 fair and bright.
glory rested DER It,
As, Ike lowly- whispered prayer,
1t touched mp lips moment, whore
His crimson lips had Kissed before it.
Then came q cio1dlet's gentle trace,
And ere it had passed over
I hid my burning. blushing face
Within its rightful resfing-ulaee-
The bosom Of my lover.
What cared if The tale he told
Hal been 50 oft repeated
By other ipsf Though it was old,
joy he left il not untold,
As by that gladsome morning fieeted.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23
LACOUR's
SARsAPARIPHERE EITTERS
! Vnve so speedily grown in favor that

ETnve speedily grown in favor that
their unrivaied sale has attracted remarks and
criticisms Of the trade jealousy attributes their
to the fneness of their general STYLE and principal
yto the originality and beauty Of the bottle which
conceived and manufactured by California artists. 1lr.
Lacour. energetic promoter of California
desired to show that California has need of being
butary to other countries for talent mechanical in
dusty.
The cause of their success is the great benefit they
have been to the large number who have already used
them.
Mr. Laccur is graduate Of the Polytechnic Institute
of France. and adds to thorough knowledge of chem
istry many years of experience: and after long and
careful experimental study has been enabled to offer
Lacours' Sarsaparphere Bitters.
They the most efficient Blood Purifier. because
they combine with the wholesome Sarsaparilla which op-
crates by cutaneous excreons other substances which
gently stimulate the secreons of the lower glands and
organs render digestion easy obvate cosveness. and
remove regularly every impurity OF the blood.
They unrivaled a remedy for Serofula Dyspep-
sta Constipation. Liver Complaint. Nervous Affections.
Coc Intermittent Fevers and all diseases arising from
iInpurity of the Blood or cOstveness.
Who Takes Them!
THE OLD MAN takes them as a gentle stimuant and
mild reiuvenator.
THE YOUNG MAN takes them to regulate his system.
prevent disease and stimulate to new life his
overtasked body.
THE YOUNG WOMAN takes them to secure regularity
in her habits; to tint her cheeks with the bloom
Of health; to give sparkle TO her eyes and
sweetness to her breath.
THE HUSBAND takes them to promote vitality, give
strength to the body peace to the mind and
with his health, wealth and comfort to his fam
ilv.
THE WIFE takes them to nvisorate and strengthen her
system. and as aid to nature in regulating
her periodical sickness
CHILDREN take them a gentle yet effective tonic
TEMPERANCE folks take them IS a mild pure stnu-
lant containing none of the deeterious, essen
tial and fusil oils Of forbidden drinks
THE 1NEBR1ATE takes them TO give tone his pois-
oned stomach, and aflay the fearful longings
for strong drinks with stimulant that does not
madden destroy.
THE TRAVELLER takes them to prevent sea-sicSness.
and secure his health against changes Of eli
mate,
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

DEAD LETrERs.-Jones complained
Of a bad smell about the post Office, and
asked Brown what it could be. Brown
didn't know, but suggested that it
might be caused by the dead letters"
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

A MAN and woman, each over seven
ty years of age, were taken up before
the Police Court in Indianapolis, for
assault and battery on each other
Neither could get up stairs without as
sistance.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

Nor IMPossIBLE.-'No man can do
anything against his WILL" said a met
aphysician. Cant he, though ?' ex-
claimed Jones. Don't | get up at
seven o'clock six mornings every week
against my will 2"
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

Goop.-Dupley, Of the Natchitoches
Ua. Times overheard the conversation
of two sable individuals on Christmas
day, during which one asked the other
what he made during last year. "Nuf-
I'm; | worked for de sebonth, and de
boss only made fifth; darfor | got
muffin"
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

ODoR.-The enduring odor of musk
is astonishing. When Justinian in 536
rebuilt what is now known as the
mosque of St. Sophia, the mortar was
charged with musk, and this very day
the atmosphere is filled with the odor
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Efy Virtue OF n Decretal Order issued
3 ort O. the District Court Of the. second In
Gical District IN and Tor Butte county of CAfor
nl2 under the seal thereof in favor of A Hastesd
and against J Powell. William Hughes and Daniel
Williams 10 directed and delivered commanding
me 10 sell the morgaged premises hereinafter described
TO satisfy the Judgment and decree said Court against
said defendants. for the Of eight hundred dollars
IN gold coin. bearing interest in ike the rate Of
two per per MONTH from March lIth 1866 and for
the o t thousand eight hundred and
and twenty-One one-hDndreihs dollars i'll gold coin
with legal interest from December 5ih 1866: and also
for the sum Of hundred and thirtyone and seventy
SIX onehUndrehs dollars. gold coin legal inter
est from July 1>. lS66 and Of suit amounting
TO one hundred and forty forty one-hundretlthS dol
lars and all aecrg costs have levied upon and viii
expose al public sale to the highest bidder cash in
United States gold coin. at the Court House door III the
townoi Orovtle. in said county and State on SATURDAY.
the 9TH day Of December. d 1867. twelve O'Clock NJ
Of said day all the right. title and interest said
Powell. William Hughes and Daniel Williams. in and
to TIE following described property wit All that
certain quartz mining claim hedges with the ma
chiuery thereon. situated the junction of the east
and west branches Of Oregon Guch. in Butte county,
State of California. said ledge being known the Cam
brian ledge. consisting of SIX hundred feet more or less
with the boilers. engines, and all connecting pipes and
tubes, pumps and machinery connected herewith and
also the mill and all appurenances thereto belonging
and all other goods and ehattels in anyise come, ted
with said ledge and MILL and in posse ssion said
plaintiff
Oroyille. November 18th 1867
+ W DAY Sheriff Butte county
By W GILKYsoS, Under sheriff
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23
BACK AT THE OLD STAND (!

NOTHING is Coed as to have a Nice
clean shave. a,.d your hair trimmed aud cleaned
IN good style We understand that Peter Mal1rr has
again leased the Old stand formerly occupied and known
%s FergNson's Hair Dressing Saoor Montgomery St
Pete has so1 possession aad VIII reaes the prle Of
baths 10 three for 81; He VII he pleased 70 see his old
fllsnti> and customers n-s P IAURER
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

BLACK Cars BLooD.-A Mrs. Carr,
of Pittsburg, bought black cat, from
which she took three drops Of blood to
give to child, sick of Group. Her ex-
cited neighbors were about to mob the
old lady for witchcraft. when the au-
thorlties interfeled. Twenty witnesses
testified in court that the child recoy-
cred instantly on taking the sanguinary
dose of eatnip.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

EvERyBoDY.-lti is said that once
upon time all the inhabitants Of the
earth agreed to cry out at the same
moment, in order to ascertain what
mighty noise they could make. When
the time came, however, instead of
shouting, everybody listened except one
old deaf woman in China.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

THE OLDEsT.-The Oldest living
actor, according to the Boston Post, is
"Superfuous Lags, the veteran on the
STAGE"
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23
NOTICE.

6therokee Fiat Blue Gravel Company,
u Cherokee Fiat. Orovile, Butte County, Cali
fornia.
Notice is hereby given, that at meeting Of the Trus-
tees of said company held the twelfth day of No
veInber. 1867. OF five S5l dollars per
pany payable Immediately in United States gold to
the Secretary the companys Office southeast
Of Jackson and Montgomery streets, tp stai1s,l San
Francisco
Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on the SIXTEENTH Q6tG)DAY OF DECEMBER,
1857 shall be deemed delinquent and will be duly ad-
vertised for sale public auction and unless payment
shall be made before viii be sold the third (3d day
of January 1865 to pay the delinquent assessment,
gether with Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order of the Board OF Trustees
Il. PICHOIR, Secretary,
Office. Southeast of Jackson and Montgomery
streets. (up stairs,) San Francisco Cal. no4
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

A GOOD name will wear out, bad
name may be turned, but nickname
may last forever.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

BETTER.-A negro who announces
himself as a candidate for Congress in
Georgia, declares that, if elected, 81
shall do all | can to ameliorate the CON
dition of the whites.' No doubt, says
an exchange, he is much better negro
than any schite negro which would be
elected instead of him.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

The BuenoS Ayres Standard Of Au-
gust 9th, calls the attention of the Gov
ernment to the fact that half dozen
natives and Italian brokers have bought
up all the wheat they can get hold Of
and refuse to sell it except at the high
est prices. At that time -four was
selling at sos per arobe, twenty-five
pounds in weight, and it was expected
that the price would soon rise to $500
per pound.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

MoRE.-A Yankee girl, who wished
to hire herself out, was asked if she
had any followers or sweethearts. Af-
ter little hesitation she replied, We'll,
now, can't exactly say, | be a sorter
courted, and sorter not. Reckon
more sorter so than a sorter not So
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

Too NIcE.-At the battle of Fred
ericksburg, Wien infantry was ad-
vancing in line of battle, under a heavy
shelling, the captain gave the order to
lie down, when one exquisite, who had
newly joined. in fit of patriotic he
roism, cried out: 'W hat lie down in
all that mud ;"
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

CALF-sK1N hats, with the hair on,
are worn in Paris.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

IRELAND has decreased nearly mil
lion in population in fifteen years.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

AT Oberlin College, negro woman
teaches English grammar.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

PoLlT1cs.-Speaking of poitix, Mas
by says: 81 never saw but one man
who ever saw any good in it. He sed
he liked it, cos, next to counterfeiting
and bigamy, two pursoots he dotted on
to, there was in it the greatest room
for developin the dormant raskahty
which is in every man."
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23
To Females.
To Correspondents.

Patients residing in any part of the State however
distant who may desire the opinion and advicesf Dr.
Dohery on their respective and who think proper
TO submit written statement such preference to
holding personal interview respectfully assured
that their communications VIII be held most sacred
Dr Doherty takes this opportunity of observing that ali
letters are only opened and replied to by himself and
the latter as promptly possible
II the case be fully and can(dly described personal
communication viii be superseded instructions .or
diet regimen, and the general treatment the case it.
self ncludng the remedies VIII he forwarded without
delay and IN such manner 10 convey no idea o the
letter or parcel transmitted
Consultation by letter or otherwise free
Permanent cure guarateed 10 pay. Address
VI. X. DOHERTY, NJ. D.,
san Francisco Cal.
SPERMATORRHEA.
4 DR.. Dohertv has just published an important pam
phet embodvInS his views and experiences in re-
laton to impotence virlity being short treatise on
Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness. Nervous and
Physical Debility consequent on this affection and 9TH
er diseases of the sexual organs.
This little work contains information of the utmost
value to all whether married or single. and viii be
sent free by mail receipt of six in postage
stamps for return postage Address
". X. DOHERTY. ". D.,
n5u san Francisco. Cal.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

THE use of horse flesh is increasing
in Paris. Prices are high, ranging
from one franc the half kilogramme for
the filet, and seventy-fve centimes for
the faux filets, to twenty centimes for
the brisket and tendon.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23
MEDICAL.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID!
Quick Cares aud Moderate Charges.
DIR. w. Il. DOHERTY'S
Private Medical q Surgical Institute,

Sacramento Srest, below Montgomery opposite the
Pacific NAL Steamship Compaly's o-tes- Phi
vsss Entrance On Leide>iorf street,
Francisco