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BA1CHELOR. An others are mere limitations, aud
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~ MEDICAL BOARD FOR THE ExAMI-

kl9@ MEDICAL BOARD FOR THE EXAMI-
- nation OF Candidates for Admission into the
Navy as Assistant Surgeons.-A Board OF Medical
Of1cers Is now in session at the Naval Asylum,
Philadelphia. for the examination Of candidates
for admission into the Medical Corps OF the Navy.
Gentleman desirous of appearing before the Board
must make application TO the Honorable Secre-
Lsry of the Navy, to the undersigned stating resi-
dence, place and date of birth. Applications 10 be
accompanied by respectable testimonials OF moral
character.
Candidates must not be less than twenty-one nor
more than twenty six years of age. -
No expense is allowed by the Government TO can
didaes attending the sessions OF the Board, as sue
cessiul examination is legal prerequisite for appoint
ment in the Navy.
The mar y vacancies existing in the Medical Corps
insure immediate appointments 20 successful can
didates
P. ]. HORwTTZ, Chief Of Bureau.
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Navy Department.
August 10, 1867. $50 tnflSt
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s.-THE LAND GRANT.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company has land
grant absolute donation from the Government. d
1880 to the mile which It is believed will
worth less than thirty milliOn dollars.
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haa- OFF1CE or THF FRANKFORD AND

k9 OFFICE OF THE FRANKFORT AND
~ PHILADELPHIA PASSENGER RAIL
WAY COMPANY, No. 2i5S FRANKFORT Road.
PHILADELPHIA, August rs, 1867.
All persons who subscribers TO holders OF the
Capital Stock of this Company. and who have not yet
paid the tenth instRlment OF Five Dollars per share
thereon, are hereby notified that the said tenth In
stAlmeDt has been called In, and tnat they are re-
qured to the same at the above office the 10th
Gay OF September, 1867.
82612t JACOB BINDER, President.
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SIX PER GENT. IN GOLD.

And are Offered for the present at NINETY
CENTS on the Dollar, and Accrued Interest
at Sir Per Cent in Currency from J,ly1.
Many parties are taking advantage OF the present
high price Of Governments stocks 70 exchange far
these Bonds which over 10 per cent cheaper and
~ the current rate OF premium on gold, pay
Over Mine Per Cent. Interest.
Subscriptions viii be received in New York At the
Company's Office. No. 20 NASSAU Street, and By
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL, RANK
CLARK, DODGE q &c; Co. ? "a BsAssSAH asK y Street,
JOHN ]. CISCO & son, BANRERsss 1jN Rsssseet'
NO SS WALL Street.
THE TRADEsMENs NATIONAL BANK.
DIE HAVEN q BROTHER.
WILLIAM PAINTER a co
TOWNSEND WHELAS a GO
]. Il. LzEwARs q CO.,
F. sTEEB.
In Wilmington. Delaware
r. R. ROBINSON q CO.,
JOHN McLEAR q son.
And by BANKS AND BANKERS generally through
out the United States, of whom maps and descriptive
pamphlets may be obtained.
JOHN >. CISCO, TREAsURER.
NEW YORK.
August 30, 1867. ssmwG
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I.-UNITED STATES BONDS,

ATS OWN FIRST MORTGAGE RONDS.
By itS charter the Company permitted to issue ta
own First Mortgage Bonds the same amount as the
Bonds issued by the Government, and no more, ara
only as the road progresses. The mortgage which se-
cures the bondhOlders Is made to Hon. E d. MOrgau
United States Senator from New York, and Hon-
ORkes Ames. Member of the United States House o.
Representatives from Massachusetts, as Trustees
who alone can deliver the BOuds to the Company aAG
who responsible for their issue in strict acoord
Rnce with the terms Of the law.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

MONTANA IrEMS.- The following are condensed
from the Montana Post of September 2lSt:
O ]. Gollrick. we'll known throughout the West
is about u edit new paper in Beaver, to be en-
tilted the Rocky Mountain Herald.
The new dggings on rhompson's river are at
tracing considerable attention and parties are ev-
cry day leaving their mines in immediate Vi
cinity for the FL Dorado.
gulch has lately been discovered by Col.
Woods. well known in Virginia and Nevada as one
of the most successful miners of Alder Gulch in
early days. The gulch Is situated on the headwa-
ters OF Salmon River across the divide from Pho
neer Gulch, tributary of Deer ledge. 1t is called
Dahlonega. and good prospects are obtained.
The most exciting topic which has transplred of
late in this vicinity has been the sale of the Whit
latch Union. 1t was cousummatei on the l1th,
Whitlateh dispo>ing of his entire interest in the
mine building, etc. 10 J. 4. Aubbel of the North
west Fur Company. Gen. Sol. Meredith, Surveyor
General Of Montana. and Plnney Trnmbuli, bank
ers OF Helena. for the sum Of $3.50 coo.
At Gallatiu on the night of Sept. 18th, party
Of four men came to the house of j D. Davidson
and murdered and robbed him. Davidson was pre-
a day OF two and had $. 600 or s. 5000. The Gal
latin Lodge No. (Masonic) otier reward OF ST.
0G0 tor the apprehension and delivery OF the mar-
derers
\ general summing up of the Montana election
Of 1901 gives Cayanaagh majority of .3l0-a
falling off Of IS from the majority OF Mclean
in 1855. Both houses OF the Legislature will De
composed entirely OF Democrats.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

WHAT LAsSEs COUNTY CAN Dove have re
ceived from Governor /. y. Roop, Of Susanvile, a
huge box of table fruit. grown upon his owa vine
and zig tree. away up in the summit OF the Nevada
mountains where they hlossomed and tructiied
upon soil made 'meH 1rable by the great great
Sage Brash War" When the counties Of Roop aud
i Plumas met in war Of contend.ng Jurisdictions
The smaller samples" writes The large-hearted
donor "thongh classical in their trad jtou, will
serve to demonstrate the fact that Eas~eu county
raise small things as well As large. and also
suggest to You the thought that the genial rays
which beam ever around the Gem OF the Foothills, :
might possibly in the course Of time bring them 10
perfection. Green these samples hut like all other
samples Of greeaness. only reqnire the sun ofexpe
rience To cure the defect Throw aside your COM
mon fruit for the nence. and eat OF the growth
OF soil historical in its Importance We have
done SO, and have no hesitation in pranouncing it
good. 1t should prove to the satisfaction of every
enc that our mountains. aud the valleys they con
tain, may be Transformed into beautiful. hetlthfu
and productive homes- the erandeSt aud most de
sirahle in the world. The GoeeneF has or thauk-
for his remembrance.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

Presentation. j. D. Goodwin. of Plumas and
II. l.. Gear, Esq. of the Plumas National, gave US
a call during the present week. Mr. Gear was on
his way to San Francisco, and Mr.. Goodwin to Ma
rysville, TO meet Mr.. johnson, Congressman elect
from this District, who takes his departure on the
out going steamer, fer the scene of his Congres-
sional labors. May Mr.. johnson succeed convinc-
ing Congress that the proper route for a National
Railroad To enter California is that of the Feather
nver. The Central Company have rooted over
miles of their track, in order to keep it in
out of he cold, and out Of the SHOWS: but it will,
probably come tumbling down, like cob-h house
built by a child before spring. This Congressional
District is going to have railroad up Feather riy-
er. and if Congress cannot be made to see it, they
bad better adjaurn before they eXasperate the Pres
ident. The Butte and PlGmas boys see it and so
does Mr.. Johuscn.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN krLLER-Derives
much of popularity from the simplicity attending its
use. which gives peculiar value in family The
various diseases which may be reached by it. and in
their incipien stages oradicated. among those
which peculiarly fatal il suffered TO run: bt the cur
atve magic of this preparation at disarms them
their IN all respects fus the condition of
a popular medicine.
The Biblical Recorder in speaking of the Pain
Killer SAYS
I'VE believe the public generally have great conf
dence in this medicine. The numerous testimonials
in Its favor from well known clergyman and mission
well calculated convince any but the most
skeptieal If there be any of readers who still
doubt toushng the magic powers of PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER to relieve pain advise them buy one bot
tie, and give trial We never knew it to fail.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

INRST Day. Tuesday. October cad
Il Running Race, mile and repeat, for Jockey Club
purse of hundred fifty dollars, free for all three
olds owned in the Northern Agricultural District
except the Atchison colt
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23D. 1867
Trodng Race mile and repeat fer Jockey Club purse Of
two hundred dollars free for all horses owned in the
Northern Agricultural District that trotted mile
inside Of $50.
for purse Of fifty dollars. free for all horses.
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 24TH, 1857.
Running Race best three i've, for Jockey Club purse
of hundred and fifty dollars free for all four yea-
olds and under owned in the Northern Agricultural
District.
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25TH, 1867,
Tron Race best three in five for purse OF two hundred
dred dollars free all horses in the Northern Agricultural
District. except jim Barton and Bobby Burns.
Also day, Saddle Horse Main. for purse Of 800
free fer all saddle horses.
ming Race mile heats. best three for purse
Of two hundred and fifty dollars open for al horses II
the State.
Also day Sack Race, Of twenty yards for purse
Of ten dollars
Entrance TO the above fifteen FER cent excep;
in the Sack Race, and Saddle Horse MAN, which are
free.
The above races viii be rln strictly TO rule. Three
70 enter and two TO start, for esch OF the purses.
Entrance 10 track 50 cents Members Of the Club
t-es- By order o. the Club
GEO. H. CROSETTE Secretary
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

HoPE FOR TIE AFEI-cIED.-In another part Of this
paper will be found the advertisement Of the celebrated
Institute established by J. c. Young in 1850 In this
age Of deceit and charlatanisr i Is boon TO the su-
ering to point ont 10 them where they OF OBJ
tanning the wished for and relief Under care Of
the skill doctor the sick and troubled can divest
themselves Of their burden Of shame lay aside their
cross and health and happiness L you ara sick
in trouble, do hesitate-read the advertisement and
and follow the advice Do no; forget The number OF
the manner Of directing your letter Consultation Of
fee es6 Washington street, San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

RACES AT THE FAIR The racing at the fair i
said TO have shown considerable spirit and to have
given good satisfaction. The troting match be
tween Bobby Burns and the cid King Of the turf
Mr.. Bays h. z. Jim Barton is said to have been
splendid race. in which jim Barton had to lay d wn
his laurels 10 The victorious Bobby Burns. 1t
should be remembered that this is Butte county
stock, and, although they did not quite reach the
time made by Flora Temple or Dexter, we are pre-
pairing 10 beat anything in the State, and may after
awhile concude 10 give Dexter brush. The race
was won by Bobby Burns, in three straight heats
!. having beer driven by Sam Daniels Barton was
driven by Fred SehafAer. Time. 2:54, 2:45 and
2:4s.
]. H. simmons b. G. Billy. won the trotiing race
for year olds.
Lilly Shotweu won the runuing race Ter parse
of $3.50 in two straight heats. Time. so, and
l:5s. Bloomsbury won the second running race.
The mule race was said TO have been exciting
and interesting one. Three animals started from
the judges stand one of which was not after
wards seen. The other two came tearing down the
home stretch at good rate OF speed for mules, one
of them promising to distance tie other, but dew
the track when near the stand. The remaining
animal determined to do the same thing. but Wa
surrounded by the spectators and actually forced
over the line, thus winning the race and purse.
Time, 70 minutes.
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SELLING OUT BELOW COST!
40 HU VI b I G.:

THE Undersigned being desirous of
quitting the business. VIII sell his entire stock Of
Goods, consisting Of Cigars, smoking and Chewing To
bacco. of ali kinds Pipes Of all descriptions. Stationary,
Matches. Snuff. Playing Cards. etc etc. Also hne
assortment Of Pocket Cutlery Razors. etc Also, al
the Store Fixtures consisting Of Show Cases Counters
Shelves etc
Al the above articles viii he sold below cost IS
determined 70 close out and quit the business
Call and examine my stock OF goods before pli-chas
ing elsewhere. JOSEPH A. RoTHSCHuDS.
orcville. August 10Th. 1857. E
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school Exhibition and BAH.

The Pupils Of Oregon District School. under the
charge Of Miss S ". Wells, will give public Ex-
hibition at Franklin Hall, on Thursday evening,
the 18th inst, TO consist OF Tableaax Soags Dia-
logues, and general 0ratory. At our last Exhibi-
ton, the public saw the unsuccessful attempt OF the
Widow Beiost to entrap into mztrimony Mr. Tim
Crane but assure them that. at the evening Ex-
hibtion, they will certainly witness the of
the Widows Establishments upon the susceptible
heart of the Rev. Elder Sniffies. We will also show
' The Beauties of the Law, set forth by Dan
iels vs.. Dishcoth. : the " Rival Speakers and ma
ny other amusing pieces.
The evenings entertainment viii conclude with
Ball and Snpper-the proceeds 70. the benefit
of the Oregon District School fund. S.
Oregon City Oct. 10th, 1867.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

FIsE-On Saturday evening last, Mr.. W r
Leonard, brought into town two very fine pieces OF
timber, cut at his mill near Dogtown. They are
each sixty feet SIX inches in length, hve inches IN
width on one side and about nine inches on the
other. They are beautiful and clear pieces, and
are intended fox the gunwaes of 3 new ferry boat
for Mr.. Perkins.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12
NOTICE.

:" H. IRWIN RESPECTFULLY IN.
w forms his old and tried customers, that he has
bought the harness and sadde-y business lately owned
bv r Marchea and has removed his stock of goods
the place opposite his former place Of business.
next door TO Wells Fargo Cos Express Office. where
he intends carry the business IN extensive
than heretofore The public informed that
intend sell goods II Sacramento and MArysvie pri
and AL those wishing anything in my line VIII do
vel 70 give me call VII IRWIN,
rec. M, 1885 1-ntscmsrx street. Crs-fns
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

BUTTE COUNTY JOCKEY CLuB.-The meeting Of
this Cub on the 22nd instant will afford fine ex-
hibition and test the speed and bottom of the
blooded stock of the State. There are already
several noted animals here in training, and more
are announced as preparing to be in atte ndance.
The track is in fine condition for training, and
owner. of stock are invited TO consult the adver-
tisement of the Club.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

"WEsTw ARD the star of empire takes its way
is a well known quotation and Bromberger & Co.
on Mont gomery street are well known as the most
liberal dealers in dry DDS in Oroviile. Give them
a call and you viii be honestly dealt with.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

Ar woKK-We met Sparks in town the other
day, from whom We learned that the quartz MIL at
Granite Basin, erected by Mr.. Halsead and himself
is nov in running order, and the machinery Work'
we'll The building is 10, yet completed bat Will
be enclosed before the setting in of winter Inis
mill will test the various ledges Of that locality
and it is believed, Will open rieh and extensive
mining district.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

BUTTE COUNTY FAR The first Annual Fair Of
the Butte County Agricultural Society. which was
held At Chico last week. was we are pleased 70
learn. everything that its most sanguine friends
sn,ioipated-in fact. a complete success. The dis
play al besk the Stock Greaads and the Pavilion
is said TO have been very cFeditab.e. Al the for
mer. there large number of fine stock. while
ST the Pavilion the exhibition was by many pro
nsunced superior in point Of excellence of the arti
c'es exhibited asd their arrangement TO the State
Fair. Among the entries Of Fruit. we observe 25
varieties fapples, Il Of pears, and u Of grapes
specimens Of oranges, almonds, Eng.ish wainuts.
ehe>tnuts and peanuts Among the domestic IL
quoFs were samples of grape peach andiapple bran
dy isabella, CSIswb2 and Los Angeles wine two
kegs lager beer, Sad .wo varieties Of vinegar. The
specimens Of manufactures and Of fancy work were
toe numerous foy Us 70 particqlarze.
This opening address was delivered BY the Presi-
dent OF the Society Gen. Bidwell. on the evening
of the ID inst and is spoken OF as an approprate
production G.. NJ SSeezy Esq. also delivered an
address al The Pavilion, on Thursday evening said
70 have been very interesting and Instructive, and
8. F. Nourse Esq. reciied well written poem. en-
/ .itled . The Storm King
The weather during the continuance of the Fsir
was pleasant. and the nnEher OF visitors quite
large. We congratulate the citizens Of Chico and
the members ef the Agricultural Society upon the
ruccess of their first meeting and hope that futnrs
J ones may prove equally successful.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

ExPREss-It is rumored, says the Sage Brush,
of the 5th that Mr. A. j. Wood is about starting
an express OF his own from OrOville via. Taylor
vile. t. Susanville. Mr.. Wood has the confidence
If the people here, both As 4 Stasenln and ES.
pre->man. Al, we wish yod much success .
same here.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

fRoIL OF Hoyog-The following Is the roll Of
Hoor Of the Cherokee School for the month Of
kSeptember, viz: Misses Susie McDanel. Hattie
Farrens. Laura Cushman Ida Miller. jamie Morgan,
Allie Patterson, Katie McDanel; and Masters A
W. Glover. W J. Morgan. E. H. Channen.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

MARRIAGE AND CEIIsAcY.-An Essay OF Warning and
instruction for Young men-asn diseases and abuses
which prostrate the vital powers, with OF
he-sent free Of charge in sealed letter envelopes Ad-
dress Dr. J. skillin HousAton Howard Association,
Philadelphia Pa
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

CONSUMPTION. like the Rattle-Snake. always gives
warning Of its approach hacking cough. dull pain
in the chest. difficulty OF breathing the indications
that there less irritation Of the lungs If
this be nesleted and go on until pns'ules are formed
followed by tuberces which sometimes eat of the blood
vessels death Will be the result Aliens Lung Balsam
will heal all the irrated parts anay the inflammation
removing the phlesm and matter, thus stopping the
cough and preventing fatal Consumption.
For sale by Crane Brigham. and Redington L Co.,
san Francisco Also by the Dealers in Family Medi-
cine gdeera1y-
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

SPECIAL MEDICAL NoTIcE.-Dr. Chas. h Tozer would
most respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
Medical Institute the place corner OF Kearney
and Jackson streets san Franci5eo. where he has been
established many years for the of special
plants. Having relinqushed my old mode of adver-
Using which has become common with all the quack
doctors of Francisco filling the newspapers with
false references for the purpose Of imposing upon
strangers think it is only necessary to inform those in
need of physician of long experience and successful
practsce that can be consulted at oil hours at my
medical institute,
Ladies suffering from the Whites, Piles, weakness Of
the back pains in the sides headache papitation OF
the heart derangemeno of their monthly sickness and
all other diseases that the female system is subject to-
will find prompt relief by applying to DR. C H. Tozer-
My female monthly pills were never known to fail in
giving relief to those cases for which they recon-
mended. To be obtained only at my oice-price, five
dollars with full directions each box Sent by mail
express.
Consultation free. All communications strictly con-
fdentul CHAs. F. IozER, NJ D.
Late consulting physician of Lock Hospital. London
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

GROWTH OF TIE RASPBERRY Of Mr.. Van
Pelts little boys, aged some eleven years brought
into Office piece Of raspberry brier, showing
the berry in every stage, from the blossom to the
ripe fruit He says he saw it and thought he would
show it. This was Thoughtful in lad of his years,
and it viii be long before the boy viii give his
name to splendid specimen of the raspberry.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12
Ggs 8utte 8ttorb.
LOCAL NEWS.

p,xcu roK SALE-The ranch known as Simp-
sons old stand. in Oregon Gulch is offered for sale
on reasonable terms. See advertisement.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

POETRY OF THE PAcIFIG.-This is the title of
neatly hound volume Of collection of poems as
its name indicates by authors resident upon the
Pacific coast. Among the authors we notice the
names of Col, Baker, Edward Pollock John Relin
Others of acknowledged ability and poetcal worth.
The collection makes volume Of rare beauty and
worth, and we commend it to the attention of our
citizens as a soarenu that shonld grace the center
table of every parlor and be found in the cabin of
every miner in the county. Mrs f. R. Williams is
now esgaged canVa ssing the county for this work
and we commend her to people placing
really meritorious work within their reach.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

Attention Company A, Oroville Guard.
There viii be Street Drill on Thursday Evening
October nth full attendance is requested By Or
der q DOWNER Cant
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

RUS oyER.-Charles Olsen, one of the pioneer
residents of Bate, met with a severe accident on
Saturday last, while driving his loaded team down
the canon to Bidwe Bar. The wagon ran into a
chnck-hole throwing him from his seat forware to
the earth. where the animals trOde ap9n him, and
the wheels of the wagon passed over him Two OF
his ribs were broken by the wheels of the wagon,
and he was otherwise bruised by the animals tread
ing upon him. We learn that be is doing well
however, and is in fair way to Thus left
to themselves the team overturned the wagon, and
made general wreck OF things.