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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-24

J,OR .ALE, A SCHOLARSHIP IN A PHILA-
II DELPHLA Unworthy OF Medicine and Surgery
This Scholarship entities students to full instruction
til graduation in the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. e,nbrac.
ing Anatomy, Surgery, Physiology, Msteris Medica
Chemistry, Obstetrics, and Diseasos Of Women and Chill
dren, Principles and Pructco of Medicine and Patholo
Ky. as this OF tho first Medical Universities of
tho country, favorable opportunity ia offered those
studying medicine for scholarship. Apply at this
Office December Is -
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nor sALE.-A SUPERIOR TOt' BUGGY
ID and q set OF BUGGY HARNESS, can be bought
by applying to WM. I. ELFE,
December 10 No. 9U Ausonstreet.
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YITANTED.--AN INDUSTRIOUS LAD
w with the highest Recommendations, good address,
ard knowledge Of the Grocery business is derous Of
obtaining employment Address INDUSTRY, at the
Office Of Tho Daily Ne'T5. January II
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TRI

DUBL1C NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance Licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office. S. THOMAS
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T1OR SALE, THAT TWO AND A HALF
Il STORY WOODEN HOUSE known rs No. / South
street, near America, containing four square rooms
bascments DC. Tho Lot 1s high and dry. and tho build
ing new aud in complete order. On the promises is
good cigtern and well Of wat::.
For :erlnR, Go ap ly to B. A. J. y. EARLY,
january % tutl No. Is Boyce'H Wharf
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T,Oa asALE.-A ADESIRABLE PLAETATIoN
II on Port Royal Isand $40 aorss 2UO acres ready
for cultivation tho balance wood land. This plaeo Is
beautifully situatsd Broad River, one hours drive
from the Town of beaufort. 1t has ample aGcommoda
tons for lshorers and is we'll supplied with horses oarts
wagons, and implements. The place will be sold ct bar
gain, and part Of the purchase money remain
mortgage desired For further particulars inquire Of
c. ". DENNIS,
nj Hall !
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F O r SALE.

MNULEs.-FIVE PRIME MULES FOR
lHa sale by S. K DENDY. Inquire ut PAVILION
UOT'EI, STlRT,ES Jannnry
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ITO RENT, n FARM SITUATED ON COOP
ER River, eight miles from tho city, containing 4G4
acrcs between GO and 20 OF which hnve been planted tho
past summer On it 10 comfortable Dwelling Kitchen
Barn. Stable, and negro Houses Apply at this Office.
December stuthm
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FJyO RENT, THE TWO AND A HALF STORY
4 BRICK HOUSE, northwest corner of Hasel and
attcs dressing room and pantry with double piazza
gas through the house, attached is double kitchen Of
ve rooms good cisern all in porfect order Apply at
the NORTHEAST CORNER Or QUEEN AND STATE
S'TREETrS - Jnnunry "a
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A LADY WHO HAS HAD GREAT
IN deal Of experience in the management and instuc-
don of children is anxious to obtain situation GOV
ERNESS in private family or Teacher Of tho primary
branches in SCHOOL, and would DO glad also to give In
Gtructons on the Piano upd in Vocal Musc-or if such
situations cannot be had, would like place assistant
or companion for q lady.
Suitble references will be given If required
Any application can be left 1t THIS OFFICE and will
meet with pron1pt attention s-z January 1S
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DANCING SCHOOL,
BIZ MONS. BERGER, At MASONIC Hall. -,
MASTERS. Tue,das and Ihursdays at O'CLOCK.
For Gentlemen 7uesdays and Friddv ut o'clock Sas-
urdsys, assemblies commence 1t O'clock For parncu-
,ra snnly at the Hail at the hours Of tuition Rt No.
IL Qlsbo street. - th8tn7 January ~
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5 FIRE LOAN,

By the Mayor.
January3 ". H. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York yes. eri!ay at 1s4s.
A lucky Mr. MoCoap, Of North Carolina, has
discovered dirt on his farm sufdcientl; auriferous
as to be worth s1oo per bushel.
CLu7ox r. BnzcKNRIDaE, son Of Gen. BREck1S-
RIDGE, is in tho house Of EVANS, GARDNER & Co.,
importing dry goods house in New York.
". ". AsyoR, son OF JOIN J. AsToR, Jr., is
pupil OF THOMSON, the sculptor. Psyche of his
il ws:l sp, ,,ke2 OF.
E1-pr.sileat JERzH1An DAY, Of Yale College, 81
years old, is the oldest of the twenty-five men IN
Now Haven who are over 80.
Collections for Mrs. JEFF. DAVIS are being made
in Mississippi Claiborne County subscribes 1854;
Earsh.n 200; R.rkin s100; and Kinds s67.
One factory in Augusta, Gs., has turned out, du-
Ling tho last year, 6,410000 yards OF cloth, and
paid dividend or clear profit Of s611 1000 to the
stockholders.
During eight months oflast year, steam engines
to the value OF S., ,o52 925 in gold were exported
from Great Britain to foreign countries, chiefly
Russia, India, and Egypt.
Tho members of the Maine Legislature have
voted themselves copy each of WEBSTER una
bridged, LnPNooTrs Gazetteer and the Bible, and
SO worth Of postage stamps for each member
It is said that there are bricks in the Mosque OF
st. OHAR that retain as fully the scent of the musk
with which they were originally impregnated as on
ths d.y the mason set them in the wall.
Within period Of less than forty yeare upwards
Of 81, 900 miles Of steam railroads ha,s been con-
structed in the United States At an aggregate cost
Of 81, 500, ,564 ,0c0.
Among the objects to be shown at the Universal
Exhibition is the magnificent skeleton Of snake
found in the Pardo mountains. It comprises no
fewer than 1915 rings, perfectly arranged in sp-
raj form.
The Virginia House Of Delegates rejected, on
the 10TH tho Senate Bill increasing the legal rate
OF interest to ten per cent This action leaves the
present usury laW still in force, tho rate being
six per cont.
Baron SOLOMON Won RoTHscu1D has obtained q
decree from the Senate Of Frankfort by virtue of
which he, his three sons and one daughter, cease
longer Prussian subjects.
It has been decided by the trustees Of Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn to pay tho outstanding debt Of
the society. Tho income Of the church for the en-
suing year is $50 600. 1t has been determined to
appropriate $4,000 for the establishment Of mis-
sion school.
Tho price Of pork ought 20 recede, for the Vest
ern hog supply of the present season, down to
January 18th, is announced to be ISL, ,52S hogs
ahipped, packed and butchered, as compared with
453 457 for the -:yne period last year-an increase
of nearly 1000 hogs.
A bust OF Lord MACAUr.AY has, with the permis-
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INOR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
Il aud 5-yssr old broke MULES; and THIRTY 3
and yenr old. For sale al Mills House Stable. Apply
to r. ". ETON. January Ia
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to pny the taxes in tho and at tho times herein-
before prescribed may be double n1ed at tie option Of
to forthwith issue executions against the goods chattes
other property OF said persons corporations and
lodge the SAID executions with tho City Sheriff. who shall
the provided by Ordinance for the enforcement
H.
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During eight months oflast year, steam engines
to the value Of s5,os2s25, in gold, were exported
nom Great Britain to foreign countries, chiefly
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1IlSS. CAEROL,
1TAVNG RETURNED TO THE CITY, OFFERS HER
Il services Teacher OF the Piano and Vocal Music
Apply at No. 81 WENTWORTH STREET.
nocp1
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LEGAL.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

A
NOTICE is hereby given that In pnrsu-
coz1ntv of Butte and Ct California, made On the
i'm dzv q June ls6- IN tie matter Of tha es-e q
Carl Thomas Hacke deceased the undersigned aSiiiiI-
issratar O. szid estate VII sell a- private sale on
Saturday. 18th day of July. 1851
81 fhe Office Of II. Burt Attorney q Law. bira s,Feei
royiIIe where bids that day vii be received IL VII
ting for The following described premises, t5EiT;
No. /: The undivided o-e-tiird of eleveESeltIhS OF
the mining claims known as the Monte de Orc claims.
situate on the North Table Mountain, at the head Of
Hamilton R2yi-e n Oregon THvnship. Butte county
California
No . All that certain piece or parcel Of and stu
ate in Hamilton Township Butte county. and described
as follows commencing at the south west corner Of ian q
formerly belonging TO F G Thomas. running south
forty chains 70 stake thence east forty chains to q
stake thence north forty chains the south line OF c
Z. CampbeIs ranch. thence following along said line
forty chains 70 the place Of beginning CONTAINING
one hundred and forty acres. more or less
And notice Is further given that unless said described
premises sold .. private sale IS above the sad a
minstrasor, in pursuance OF said cFder VIII sell at t-
lie auction the highest bidder. Tor cash and subject
to conf rnariol by said Probate Court. on
Monday. the 18th day of July 1867.
a. the Court House door IN the town o. Oroyle Butte
county between the hours Of nine O'Clock u. and TIE
setting Of the said day, I'll the right, ute and III
terest that the estate has. that said ntes2te had al
the time OF his death, il and to said above described
premises
Terms and conditions Of sale. cash-ten per cent Of
the purchase money to be paid day Of sale and the
balance Confirmation of the sale by the Probate Court
Deeds At the expense Of the purchasers.
M. BURT
Administrator estate C T Hancke deceased
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THE PRESS ROOM.

Hearts Of iron and fingers of steel.
Camp and lever and clog and wheel.
Click and clztter ana rattle and din,
The long night out and the long day i'll
Wee ald veal tomorrow
feathers 10 fall with the weight OF the dew.
Pangs 70 sadden the long life through.
Roses and lhoras 70 tsy On their way,
The thoughts Of the years and the waits Of the day
Hope. and loye, and sorrow
Friends. that grin with a demon joy.
Delight with humans 10 t4niper and toy;
Every clamp The molten bed
Is dream, hope. or promise dead
A chill 70 pulse Ioreveri
The days. and months. and wears go by
TIL the prophet and angel leaves the sky
For the murky room with the rafting wheel,
Its click and clog. and touch Of steel.
It's band. and seam, and lever.
And side by side in the rolling press.
To curse, to cheer, TO crush, to bless,
The angel and demon ever wait,
Shaking the very doors Of State
And thrilling through the nation,
Hark how the monster tlrobs and groans
treaking his iron nerves and bones.
What 10 him Is to pain or please.
Joy from the land. or death from the seas.
High or low IN sta;ion
Out OF the misty halls below,
Hither and thither tbs white wings 60
Tearsshat pressed shall trickle Tor aye,
Pains that never and never can die,
IL all Times rolling sarges
Pressnenl see that thy reins are we'll
Every turn OF the press shall tell
1t may be woe, andit may be veal,
Who can say how far the wheel
Into the future urges?
Hearts Of iron and fingers of steel
Clamp and lever, and clog and wheel
Click and eatter, and rattle and din
The long night out and the long day in
Woe and veal tomorrow
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U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE

FHNHE Ninth Division. Fourth Assessme nj
District, comprising Butte county Notice is here
bv ryen that the annual lists Of valuations and
,lits subject to Income Tax Licenses and other An
nna Tax for the year 1861 under the .Ac to provide
Internal Revenue to support the Government. and to
paw the interest the Public Debt approved June 30,
1s4 and the Aendatory Acss approved March g. Isd5,
and March 1e and August l. 1856. and March > 1867,
made and taken by Z DUNHAM Assistant Assessor Of
said Division Fourth Collection District viii remain
open for the examination Of all persons Interested Tor
the space ten days from the date hereof at the office
Of the Assistant Assessor Al Orove between the hours
Of \ NJ and NJ, and Immediately after the expira-
ton Of the said days VIII receive and determine all
appeals relative to erroneous excessive valuations or
assessments made ana taken by the said Assistant As
SCISSOR.
All appeals 70 the Assessor Aforesaid. required
10 be made IN writing and transmitted through the As
slstant Assessor specifying the particular matter
or thing. respecting which the decision is requested,
and the ground principle Of inequality or error
complained OF.
NOTICE is further given, that appeal viii be allowed
10 any party after he shall have been duly assessed and
the annual list containing the assessment has been trans
1nitted 10 the Collector OF this District
THOMAS J BLAhENEY.
Assessor Fourth District. California.
L. DUNHAM Assistant Assessor.
Dated at Oroyille, June -, 1867.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF BUTTE q

EN- THE COUNTY COURT OF BUTTE CO..
Of the State Of California In the of the pc
iuon of Henry Wakefield insolyent debtor.
The People OF the State OF California to al The credi-
ors of said nsolvent, send greeting
Pursuant 70 order Of the Hon. W s Stafford Judge
of said County Court, notice is hereby given to all the
creditors Of said insolvet Henry Wakefield. TO be and
appear before the Hon. W. 5 Stafford, Judge Of The
County Court aforesaid. in open Court, at the Court
OF said Court. in the town Of Oroviile county
Butte, the fifteenth day OF Juy. A. d. 1861
O'Clock A. NJ of that day. then and there show cause
II any they can. why the PRAYER Of said insoven should
not be granted. and assignment OF his estate be
made, and he he discharged from his debts and iabili-
ties in pursuance Of the Statute i'll sch made and
provided; and in the time all proceedings against
said ins0lvent be stayed
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court this 18th
day OF July a. D. 1861.
IL. 81 J. G. MOORE. Clerk
JAMES GREEN. Deputy.
J. C. MARTIN. Attorney for Petitioner
L. 5. Revenue stamp 80 centsl
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Or Doherty : sbilful physician and honorable
gentleman any statement he makes 10 his patients hf is
sure "a fulfill That fact i great cause Of his er-
nent success in his profession. 1t unfortunate that
among the many advertising physicians there one who
cam be depended on. - Beriee
guarantee for the ot any he undertakes
C1foncts.
DR. Doherty has devoted his study particularly
to chronic. specific and secret practice, and such
now the most successful Of any physician Fran
cisco FIRE Press
Dr. Dohertys reputation is second to no other phys
cian on the coast in chronic and specc practice -
6iTTor
have succeeded in gaining the confidence of the pubic
il their sill and judgment as he has 7-Enqtsirer
DR. Dohertv ranks as Of orr most distinguished
physicians and also Of the successful whcl,
is now the criterion by which the medical practitioner
judged '-Ecao
pR W H. DoHERTY.-PeIsons going to San Francis
co IN search OF medical aid should by all call on
the above person at his Institute. He is gentleman Of
rare scholastic and scientific attainmens and is well
worthy the extensive patronage he receives from all
parts Of the STATE. .''-ratjGaaL
DR.. W K DOHERTY.
Private Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street. below Montgomery.
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Cos once
Private entrance Leidesdnrf street san Francisco
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PRO q NO RlIC
LACOUR'S
S A r S a p 4 r = II ER e
BITT RS
ysNHIs Medicinal Ecxcra-c is conannu

'ENHts Medicinal Beverage is com pound
e OF the best vegetable extracts and combines with
the qualities OF other renowned bers the invaluable
properties Of Sar>aparila the antdote of Scroua in all
its forms
Persons affected with Fever and Aeuc. Dyspepsia.
General Debility, Inadequate Assimilation Of Food Ex-
hausted vital energy, have better remefy-its
pleasant ana delicious aroma makes it superior rrey1-
tative for Sea Sickness and foul breath
Chronic Rheumatism and Dropsy permanently
relieved by il No Radical for small. weak or
crooked limbs. external internal ulcers symptoms
eruptve diseases Of the skin. Pustlles and Tunors
Neuralgia pains in the bones serelty and other forms
q Scrofula can be had without the use of Iacour
sarsapa Tlphere Btters. The only beverage eN.ant
which prr0cs the blood and invigorates the system
For sale by all Druggists, Groeors and Liquor Dealers
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TO Correspondents.
4 Grateful Acknowledgment. 10 q >i>illful
Ceatteuan.
sAcnA,iHSro CRY, June 1st, 1866.

SACRAMENTO CTTy June 1st. 1866.
DR. Charles H Toxer-Dear Sir: Won will excuse me
for not writing y0u Xou viii please remenl-
ber me as the individual who called you for assis
tarce about year ago The roof Of my mouth had
completely roed oU and my palate aroppes down ana;
there remained Stopping M e passage 50 that conl
hearllv Nou remember !oa cut il out at once.
which relieved me immediately and I was enabled 10
swallow my food ana III short time began to improve.
took your medicine and followed your directions for
several months You finally succeeded in stopping the
disease saving my nose and upper lin. though you fire.
quenIy cautioned about losing it. l continued to
improve until you finally recommended ne to 90 into
the country and before going, by your advice, had
cast taken Of my mouth, in order that could have
plate made to enable 70 speak as to he IN
lcrsood and using it Ely eternal thanks are
due Won for the perseverance and skill that you dis
PLAYED in nv case; and have to thank you for my
stored health and for my lie, was very rear
bleeding death several times from tie nose am
in Sacramento City. enjoying good health. and l
shall recommend all my friends to can on YOU should
they he unfortunate require assistance; and |
would advise all persons to avoid certain scientific doe
in your city. FOR they Will send them TO land from
whence no traveller returns
With my b5s wishes for the success Of both OF you
remain yours, etc. SIS
To Doctor Charles H. rozor san Francisco California
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IT is iicult 10 conceive ANYTHING more beauli-
fal than the reply given By one in sf1ction. when
he was asked how he bore il well 1T lighters
the stroke said he, ito draw near to Him who
handles the rod
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San Francisco Ageney.-Mr Thomas Boyce.
IL tie on4y authorized agent taT tL.e RECORD SAL
Frzncise IL orders ls his otHee northeast corner
OF Washington and Montgomery streets up st2rsl vii
be promptly attended 70.
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ENSOLvENT NOTICE.

\ the County Court of Butte County
Of the State Of Cahfornia- the matter OF the peti-
non Of William y. Nesbit. an insolvent debtor The
people of the State Of California 70 all the creditors
said insoiyent. send greeting
Pursuant to order of the Hon W S Stafford Judge
Of the slid County Court notice Is hereby given all
the creditors Of 1id iusoven to be and appear before
the Hon. ". $ Stafford. aforesaid in open Court the
Court room OF said Court, in the county Of Butte on
THE THIRD DAY OF JULY. \. n 1857, at ten O'Clock
A. VI. OF that day then and there 10 show cause if any
they why the prayer ot said insolvent shond not
be grated and assignment Of his estate be made
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities in
pursuance Of the Statute in such made and provid-
I'd: and in the meantime al proceedings against said in
solvent be stayed
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court this so,h
day Of May. 4 j.. 1857.
n - j. G. MOORE Clerk.
JAMES GREEN, Deputy Clerk.
United States Internal Revenue Stamp 80 cents.
A. MAURICE. Jr- Attorney Tor Petitioner.
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We hear that when the Indian lodged il the
watch house the other evening was pressed TO in
form where be got his liquor, he replied with grea,
emphasis, .Injun drink. but no sqaaKkunl.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

Hoop Song Of the Shirt was begun and so
lar proceeded with under the title Of Tale of a
Shirt before the ladcroUs eqairoke struck the in
tense mind Of the author Such 4 title might Ger.
talnly have created the reverse of grave associa-
ton.
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WHAT MAnE HIM WTNK.-"For what do Won
wink "A me sir - said beautiful Young lady anr.
MY 10 stranger, At party. an evening or tive
since. Il beg your pardon madam replied the
wit Il wink as men do looking at the sun-your
splender dazzled my eyes
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4 NOISE made nest of FIVE ffty-dollar green
back in one of the Portsmouth On H.) banks. a
Few nights since much to the disgust Of the respon
sible officers
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A LITTLE sla oi three wears was saying her
prayers. not long since when her little brother,
about tour Years old, came syly dehind ana pulled
her halr. Without moving her head she paused
and sad; Please. Lord, excused me u minute
while kick IIerAv..'
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AprTcHNAN and his wife were travelling; thev
sat down lv the road exceesingT- f9t,pse5 rhs
WIFE sighed, Il wish was in heaven = The huS-
band iephed, = wish was at the tavern - oh
you cd rouge, SAYS She. you awavs want to be
In the best place p
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Coon ApvioF.-An old clergyman, advising the
Young sheperds Of the church To the best wav of
Aeeplng anu serving, and saving their fiocAS told
them "t'et the good will of your lambs and they
VIII manage the cid rams ewes and wethers."
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

GENTLEMAN. the other day asked Young Ia.
dy what she thought of the married state in eener.
az Not knowing. can't TELL was the replied:
but ii you and were To put our heads together !!
could soon give yoa definite answer
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

THERE Is lady in Saginaw Mich. only thirty
five years of age, who has given birth TO sixteen
children al eight births.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

4 DocTEE in Shelbyvilie Kentucky. has been
indicted for pl afing the gay Lothario with thirty
three ladies of that vicinity.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

Two negroes IN Richmond were 81 delighted O
the Idea OF being able u ride in the street cars that
they carried their breakfast and dinner with them
and remained IN one Of the cars pnti night One
ofthem proposed that they should 90 after their
beds.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

AMONG the tricks of New York legislators, the
correspondent of the Buffalo Commercial mention,
the fact that bill was brought before the Senate
as having been passed in the House when i had
not been acted on at all in that body. The Speak
er's signature had been forged. Another bill wa.
stolen from the clerks desk in order to prevent ts
passage.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

CHRISTIANITY is the most perfect kind of know
ledge 1t must essentially produce the most per
feet kind of happiness 1t is the golden. everast
ing chain let down from heaven to earth: the lad
der that appeared 10 the patriarch in this dream
when he behed Jehovah at its top. and the angel.
of God ascending and descending with messages o
grace to mankind.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

HABITS take deep root in tavorbe soil. Youth is
like the spring garden, and what is sown Yields
a harvest Of the same kind Ii thou dost wish for
knowledge, apply thyself to attain it while thou
hast few cares and thy memory canst receive it. so
shall the summer OF thy days be fruitful and the
autum be crowned with sheayes of honor
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

SEVENTY thousand German euli-rants are book
ed for passage this country the present season.
They are represented TO be Of the hardy laboring
class.
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MEDICAL.
N e DIcAL INSTITUTE.
DIR. J.c. Young ~ 1850.
BY LETTER OR 9TH
Established oy

~ Washington st. below Montgomery. san FF4nciseo,