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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

ALL contagious poisons doubtless pro
ducotho,rpcguliag influence upon the or
gaui m through the blood, in fact, they
pa.- into dis tluil, grow and multiply
There, giVyu ri-o 90 changes in its com
position, THE contagious poison- gencr-
ally "uu-ie, OC living matter, and this,
uy i,- groWh ard increase produces, by
,h. great change i'm the circulating fluid,
those terrible affections.
These contagious poisous will fall
harmless where there i-uO impairment
OF hrlljh many part + the system, but
where mucous surfaces are relaxed,
| the oapiIm.p- dis,ondCd on account OF
| IL sluggish condition Of circulation, the
/ blood thiu and poori and general las
/ -iudc, they viii hv taken up, and pro,
/ ducc their legitimate elccts-sicknes,
and death.
All danger from these poisons ear
cN4ily hV avoided by using steadily III,
! Xingari lluc.,, II prevents hy produc
/ ing jus, such a coalition of the system
asi- required to ro-is, the poison, be
sides directly neutralizing many o
them in the blood. lw.
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iroll July |, 1868, to June 80, 1877 ON route No.
- between - and - under the adver-
ti,rmeut of the Postmaster General, dated Octo-
ber 81 1857, with "celerty, certainty, and Secur-
" )" for the annual sum of f----dollaTS,
This proposal is made ruth JlW kn0Wl0dge Of hd
disr,cg Of ne route, he Veght " hs mat 10 BE- car
red, and aH other particulars IL reference 10 he
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yltiun or contract to perform the service propoS-
| ed, with good and suillcient suretits,
THIS wc d. understanding diS'Hct{y ne obligations
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

Ba,DLa the United States Mails adj
voutiug which appears in this weeks
CuLrMnIAE, we give over column of
imuorian. local advertisements, TO
which W. dirpr. special attention.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

OwiNa 90 the great press Of advcriis-
ing ma,taf this week we have been
compelled TO transfer the legal notices
to the fourth page.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

WE would call attention to the advcr-
tiscmont Of Wilmyor & Jacoby, to be
found in another column. They have
laid in stock Of Christmas goods which
allIovalso of-wact things should stop and
see.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

OS the 10Th day of October, Bishop
Lou-da'o Of Lichfcld, England, died at
the age Of .ovcnty-ninc. On the first
day Of November, Bishop Strahen of
Toronto Canada, died at the age of
eighty nine.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

LIVERY Customer may be sure Of a
IL Good lit OF mosaic at CnkMuFH ~ IS Cloth
ing store. .h-am'
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

iWE William-porl Convention Of tie
Episcopal church, will meet In Blooms
burg, on The 7,h Of January, 1858.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22
sCROFULA.

For all the protean forms of Disease origirari,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

nLoOMan,n.. rnIpAv, Nov. as, ,so,.

BLOUusnyH., FRIDAY, NOV. ~, 1907.
r'r1v-- .-'..-'., se.r,s
im Wiiliam.porl Convention Of tie
Episcopal church, will meet In Blooms
burg, on The 7jh Of January, 1868.
OwlNo 30 the great press of advcrIis-
inc ma,tof this week we have been
compelled to transfer the legal notices
tothe fourth page.
Bl,fDLs the United States Mails adj
vcr.i iiug which appears in this weeks
CoLrMnIAE, We give over Il column of
important. local advertisements, TO
which W. diro,. special attention.
WI learn iho.u man named Henry
Whi,cuight, WAS severely bruised and
had his leg broken by the fall ola large
mass Of ore while working at M'Kelvy
Neal & Co.'S. mines near the red mill
WE would call attention to the advcr-
tiscmcnt Of Widmyor q Jacoby, to be
found in another column. They have
laid ina -lorl, Of Christmas goods which
allloyalsof -wae. things should stop and
see.
SAD AgcDENT-On Tuesday last Il
little -oH OF ". II. Monroe at Rupert,
aged about years, was drowned in the
canal that placo-we sincerely sympa-
thila with Che parents in their sad be-
rnavomrat
THE Radicals admit that they have
lost in the North and West, but crow
Justify over the result Of the Elections
in the South, where white men are dis
frunchised, and only blacks are allowed
TO ot".
O$ the 10Th day of October, Bishop
Lou-da'c Of Lichfeld. England died at
the age Of .ovcnty-nine. ON the first
day Of November, Bishop Strahen of
Toronto Canada, died at the age of
eighty nine.
Mr.. I'CEHAnT JACOBS has opened n
Confectionery store and Bakery in the
building lately occupied by Bernhard
Stohrcr He intends TO keep a first
class establishment and we advise our
rr0dor~ 70 give him n call.
------- .----
THE new Evangelical Lutheran
church near Nartz School house, will
r
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

F.ss o.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

PEssoSA1--creed Eay1nnri- Esq of L. Pu-re, las
been Spending :s~ days il during the pre>ent
week He has besl IL attendance !, the District Court
for Lassen county. The rouni ZIP La Porte 70
Quincy and Ssznylle, and from thence TO O-urie ard
La Porte o-.e az The es- mountain reicas travel
through On the Pacific Co4st. The eu-1-e TIP De
made be made co2ches with the exception Of POI
the distance between La Pore md Quincy. over
which good wagon road Is process Of coastruc-
lion- ana VII Be oonleed during ths present summer
VI. Raymond enthusiastic the subject q -4iioad
along the Feather route. indeed Is body else
this Congressional District who Is at al familiar with
the The organization ot railroad Company u-
this purpose has been effected and the work vii be &C.
eonplshed despite al opposition Those engaged II |.
quietly fo-tyin their position that they VIII be
enabled 10 Laugh to the opposition and E-chias
tons of the Central Pacific Eailrozd Company. The
people Of the District prepared .o act for their inter
IN this respect. and him who presents h
self IS Candidate for Member Of Congress this
ds.ric. the OF the Central Pacific Railroad
Company u, were better fo- that If he had
been born
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

NEW SAW MILL-We gratihed to note that the
petos Beside the mill recently mentioned as hav
ing been established the Orovre and Susanyile
road above MasaIia another being erected near
the Mountain House, the Quincy and Oroyiie road
Mg Turner. formerly Of Nevada and the gentleman who
placed upon the Bepubheon ticket for Congress in
1856 when Thomas Cox. of Plumas withdrawn, has
already forwarded the machinery for steam mill
destination. shor; distance below the Mountain
House. and the work Of rearing the mill has already
commenced II in the ids; Of bountfu! supply Of
sugar pine timber easily accessible by wagon road,
and canuo ail Of being profitable business. The ca
paey Of the mil vii be fifteen thousand feet per
DAY that tAe Stiffness those grand cid mountains
viii echo with the sturdy strokes Of labor and he busy
v.lirr Of Inachinery.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

PACIFIC RAIInoAp-The doubts of those who have
been sAeptical the building Of the Pacific Railroad
Will disappear when they informed that the telegraph
announces ths; i completed and running order
Iulesburg Julesburs is coo miles, by railroad west Of
the Mississippi. and half way from the river 70 Salt
Lake. New York Is distant by railroad. about 2,630
miles from Sacramento. Between these two points
there are now about 40 miles Of railroad operation
besides several miles graded and ready fo- the
track. Ii viii thus be that the railroad connection
between New York and Sacramento is more than half
cornnlesed
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

oaov7LE GCAED--Inis Company have made the
necessary Arrangements fix rz-ss. shoot On the i.h
sEd baIl q. their a-lno-y in the evening Ess O.
prizes has also been s-rzssd the ladies' 50 s, thew
-rsv grace the occasion with their presence s.-ss.
tir.l VIII Be had this evening
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

pTNooENTIo PAPER CHIoo--E 2. Wilson Esq.
Of Chico has been in town during the presen: week
cavassins for Deaoozac pspe- to be established at
Chico II eit here on Friday morning for Cherokee.
His Success such that understand be intends
issue the rst number by the luth day Of July l,
Is to De printed entirely material orders for which
VT understand have already been sent forward The
name Of the paper IS to he the California ca,sa+sin,
Though practical printer M- Wilson has had
experience in the newspaper business and is confident
Of making !; succc>s.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

TEE FOURTH a- NocEE1ovN-Ihe boys II Mountain
Spring township going have q! tine 81 Moore
town On the ith- They have arranged pony pu-se
free to al horses IN the township In addition 70 his
party VII Be gwen !, the hose Of NJ Css-e Rogers
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

QUAETz-This interest is comparatively unprospected
in this county With the exception Of ledge or two
that have been successfully worked in 'ye oden time
depth of thirty feet has been the extent 10 which
prospectors have delved. We glad however 10 re
cord instance Of better pluck and more laudah,e
perseverance: Robert Archy Andrews Of the Butte
ledge in Wyandotte township, have within the past two
months sunk shaft their ledge to the depth Of 70
feet and still going down. The ledge is about two
feet in thickness and some of the rock tested by Nr
Leland assayed SIS to the ton May their perseverance
with ample reward.
Mr. Armstrong has a ledge in the vicinity, upon
which work has been done and which he considers
valuable
Near by also. is the Unconditional Union Ledge Of
Judge Singer which is known to be rich. 4 working
tunnel has been run into this claim distance Of three
hundred feet Work is still progressing it. with tic
expectation Of srikng the ledge soon It has been cut
the whole distance through solid rock. The Judge
t4iny deserves success. and We hope he may realize
more than fortune.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

FIRE .T LITTLE GRASS VALLEY.-The dwelling house.
barn house and other buildings owned and occupied
by Tomb Little Grass Valley, PiaIas county, were
totally destroyed by fire the 25th inst NJ Tomb
thinks his winter store of ice IS saved II the sup
ply for Marvsve and Oroyle during the present
ner vii have to come from Mr Sewaris recent pur-
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

HoFE FOR The ArrLICTED.-In another part OF this
paper will be found the advertisement Of the celebrated
Institute established by j. c Young 1850 In this
age Of decei; and charlaanisn, !. Is boon to the s
ering point out to them where they Of Oh
tanning the wished for cure and relief Under care Of
the sknful doctor the sick and troubled divest
themselves OF their burden Of shame, lay aside their
cross, and secure health and happiness Eyuu sick
CT IN trouble do hesitae-read the advertisement and
and follow the advice. Do not forget the number or
the Of directing your letter. Consultation Of
fee $50 Washington street San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

prnsoSAL-wo received a call Tnesiay last from
Charles Fox Grand Master ofthe GrandLodse Of the
independent Orier Of odd Fellows q this State He IS
looking after the interests Of the order Of which he is
the delegated head As recalling the memories Of Aud
Lang syne when the dreams cf youth were brightest
he was thrice welcome visitor 70 the sancun q our
Office Always an industrious and promising boy lis
success il the great battle Of life is the result of well
directed energy backed by sterling honor and the aA-
bilty and courtesy Of the true man Long may he
prusper
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

REGIsTER1NG AND ESEoILlNG--For the information
Of those WHO may desire 70 vote at the approaching
election in September. would say that simply being
registered IL the Great Register. does not enute them
vo;e. That Is only evidence Of citizenship. To be
entitled to vote they 60 before the election board
Of the precinct and be there enrolled al that
precinct at any time within thirty days prior to the
elecon On the thirtie;h day prior the election the
list OF voters for the precin competed and returned
TO the County Clerk, Ifyou do not happen to he en-
rolled before the precinct list is thus completed and
turned to the County Clerk you SO and be enrolled
any time prior the opening Of the polls Il You do
not believe hs ask Horace Hawes any ther ntell
gent member Of the las; legislature.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29
G!t 8utte Rttorb~
LOCAL NEWS.

HanvEsr1Se.-our farmers have been busy during
the past week harvesting their wheat and labor is il
good demand There is excuse tor idisnsss now
sud why fall and winter should ad the lzbore-
seuniless Every ranehero wants hep, and the streets
Of every town DO and By right ought To- contain no IN
employed person The period for securing the golden
grain has arrived and Is the tine to labor and ga
;her prosperity for the balance Of the season 50 far
We have learned the crop IS fair IL this county,
and from other wheat growing portions Of the State, j;
Is mentioned being quite up TO if ot above the aver
age Of last years crop With good crop and the world
for market the farmers Of California ought be
ten. to labor during seed time and reap
their reward.
circular from the principal dealers II San Francisco
and shippers to foreign markets. informs the public
Of the existeee Of weag several cargoes OF Calfor
MIA wheat arrived out Ii is thought this viii
seriously raper tie reputation Of California wheat if
the evil be allowed to eontnte unchecked. In this
emergency it Is recon nended tina: steps be Immediately
taken 70 eradicate the pest should any exist in
houses places Of storage, prevent appearance
hereafter and do SO Immediately avoid dan
ger to the coming crop. 1t Is recommended that al old
'grzin-particllarly barley-which is standing
iron. las, year crop should be removed from your
main buildings and stored by itself that the walls and
floors and particularly Of bins, should be thoroughly
washed down with boiling water the cracks in the door
and sides scraped and flied with lime: and the whole
interior building covered thoroughly with At least two
coats viItewash-" By adopting these or similar pre-
cauions is believed that much Of the danger alluded
70 may be avoided and the confidence that has been
,ab,ished in the good shipping qualities Of California
grain be maintained. Every producer is interested in
the good condition O: his grain when sent to market
and litla in this respect shown by az viii not be
without its reward.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

PoIIIrCAL SrEAKING-The Democratic candidate Tor
Congress in the Third Congressional District in this
STATE. which comprehends Butte county. has published
lis; of appointments proposing te address the people
throughout the district Among thos. appointments
we nd Orovile on the 10Th OF July and Chico on the
llth the speaking At both places take place Tire
evenings q the days mentioned. NJ Harrison, the Re
publican nominee for Congress is respectfully invited
and promised every civiy, if convenient for him
attend n the above times and places and It thought
he viii accept. Greed Raymond VIII accompany Mr.
johnson and address the people.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

Democratic Central Committee OF Butte
county are requested TO meet at the Office of Charles F
Lott in oroyine. on saturday. 9Th July next.
CHARLES F. LORI Ch'mn.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

Table Mountain Lodge No. I21. r. SS 4. NJ.
~ The stated meetings OF Table Mounta-n Lodge,
" No. l2i. +. X A. NJ arc held the fiIst Tues
~ dav oi each month Masonic Hal. oIcy-llc
Called meetings every Tuesday.
Brethren in good standing are invited TO attend.
GEO II. CR05ETTE, ". VI
4. NCDERafoTr Secretary.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

IooF-A a regular meeting OF oTo'lAe L0's7'
1oor. held June 24;h, the ioilo"'os '.n''-s
xe-e s,.,ted for the ensuing term; tFsnA "uiloe'
Nd, simon Bromherger V &, j smin, see'e-'s' =
Ns, brooks, Treasurer ard eainser- " n ; 'i'''
ier ,u i Frank Multner Trustees
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

CALIroRNIA AND OREGON RlI1EoAp-we learn from
the MarysYue irpell tha, squad q surveyors con-
>sting Of eight men. under Chief Engineer Arnold,
commenced on Tuesday morning railroad survey from
NJ rsyle direct to Chico. Il Is further stated that they
propose the line to Shasta the most direct and
feasible route We are under the impression that the
at granting lands in favor Of tho California and Oregon
Railroad makes appropriation for the road only from
Oovile the line: but Of course those who have
the control of the company build the road where
;ley please. and there doubt hut what Na-ysvla
and Chico would be vastly tickled to this road give
ovi,,e the eoby Oroyiuc has railroad, and there
are blows take we'll give. Better unite the
Interests or one road.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

DRIED AFRIcozs.-An order from New York has been
received in san Francisco. by " Goldman Co for
two hundred half barrels dried ap-.eos This viii
become quite business il this Scae. ready market
and good prices can be had for al the aprioots fruit
rrcve-s in California may dry.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KuLER--We clip the following
from the Providence General Advertiser:
AT this Of the year when cholera and cholera
iuorbus and other kindred complaints pre-
vail everybody should be iheraly supplied with Perry
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer. Persons leaving home
whether il be for days excursion s trip to Europe,
should be in condition place their hands on at
moments warming Many diseases incident to the sum
mer months which viii prove fatal if not Immediately
checked be promptly cured by two doses of
the Pain Killer On more than one occasion have we
been relievedof intense suffering by the timely Q:
the above named preparation.
Sold by all druggists g-ocers and medicine dealers.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

F,Rr-An alarm of fire occurred about eight O'Clock
on saturday evening last ocoasioned by the burning Of
tAe slaughter house belonging 10 Mr. John GTeenhed
situated some half mile below town. The building
was en;irey consumed together with Its eon'en's con-
sist;ng Of tools etc The cattle and sheep IN The corral
adjoining the slaughter house. were saved The loss to
Mr. Greenfield is some SIX or seven hundred do
lars Its not known how the fire originated our
people cannot exercise toe much wa'ohiuneSS And care
In guarding a-aus; fire during the pTesen; dry season
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

Fresh SvrFLI-Lans Higgins have jus. rcce.vei
tresh supply Of choice h9uo-s- Give them cal.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29
DIED.

At the ranch of Conover and Comfy, Wyandotte.
Butte county. ANDREW CoSIEY, aged % years Ten
nessee and Missouri papers please copy.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

New Mill FOE PLuNAs Mr.. wes'ooai passea 'nr0
town day or two ago his way TO flHiASS ''uD'''
where he is engaged erecting quart. nai o'i ''''s
some four or i've miles from the famous crescent is
machinery for the mill went up the present wees @H
ii is expected to have in running order oy '' n's
August The quartz mining interest OF i1'''A>
10 be in dourishins condition
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

SvsANvIrIx AND oRovIILE.-Ihe rad non N
Mace to Oroviie, says the Susanvlile >'5 LT'' 0s
the energy Of Gen Wood, has been put N e1oeell' 'Nii
dion. From oroville 10 Humboldt the drive Is ii'~
with SIX horses and Concord Coaches thfee 'iVs Y
week For convenience and quick time the travelling
public can he guaranteed. The entFe 0'sA'''' ''S
Woods hue is made with extreme regularity al" "'S
patch Nothing could be done that The General As h''
done TO secure speedy and safe transportation ana ''
between susussnville and Orovile t-i-wsekiy
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

\ GRowL AYoUr RoAps.--A correspondent writing
from, Mountain Spring Township. says The people UP
this way are anxious know il the Supervisors have
right to give away the county roads without consulting
the interest Of the people in the maef suppose our
County Fathers plead petition nom The citizens 6 ns
the road juscation understand that the petition
was signed by but three persons but suppose thy
took it under praverfu consideration and the nVisieles
:od them % let it slide do no; know that We can DO
anything help the matter now; but We. q Mo'nta
Spring Township will Try and remember those who gave
TIE road away ENrERrSI>E-
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

MArREx's ENR DRESSING SALOON IS popular resort
for ihose who erioys comfortable shave rcfroshins
bath etc.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29
Croviilc Lodge, i91. 1. q. OF G.. T.

The regular meetings Of this Lodge are held every
Friday evening. at their Hall. orovilc. over j. II
Clarks Store. Al members in good standing are invlt
cd 70 attend. JOHN =. LEONARD W. (. T.
H P DOwNER W {
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

SPECIAL MEDICAL NorICE--Dr. Chas. H. Tozer would
most respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
Medical Institute Is the place corner Of kcarny
and Jackson streets san Francisco where he has been
established or many years for the of special com
plants Having relinquishei my old mode of aiver-
Using which has become common with all the quack
doctors Of San Francisco dling the newspapers with
false references, for the purpose Of imposing upon
strangers think il Is only necessary inform those in
need Of physician of long experience and successful
p-act~ae, that be consulted at oil hours at my
medical institute
Ladies' suffering from the Whites. Piles weakness Of
the back pains the sides headache. parita:ion of
the heart derangemeno Of their monthly sickness and
al other iseas that the female system is subject
VIII find prompt relief by applying to Dr. C H Tozer.
Ny female monthly pills never known to fail in
giving relief . those for which they
rended. To be obtained only my ofice-p-ice, five
dollars with fun directions on each box Sent by mail
or express.
Consultation free. Al communications strictly con.
ddontsl CHAs. F. TozER, NJ D.
Late consulting physician ot Lock Hospital, London.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

Meets at Masonic Hall the Second and Fourtl
Fridays of each month. GEO. {. PERKINS. II. P.
JOSEPH BLOCH, Secretary
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

CoSsvNIuoS. like the Rattie-snzke always gives
warning 0; its approach A hacking ooueh cal pain
II the chest difficulty o: breathing. the indeatons
that there are more less irritation O; the lungs II
this be neglected. and go until pustules formed
followed by uoercss which sometimes eat OF the blood
vessels death vii be the result. Aliens Lung Balsam
VIII heal a the i--a.ei parts. allSy the Inflammation
removing the phlesm and matter, thus stepping the
cough and preventing fa'al ConsGnnption.
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San Francisco Also by the Dealers n Family Medi-
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