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The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

THE Sacramento Bee consoles itself on the de-
feat of the Republican party by saying that the
Governor elect would not sign any thieving bills
and that there are Republicans enough in the Sen
ate to sustain veto. This hingng the salvation
OF the State on the party just defeated for corrup
ton is lust little cool.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

lisa school recently teacher took occasion to
relate an anecdote of the little gill who tried TO
'.overccme evil with good" by giving new Tes-
lament to a boy who had itreated her. The sto-
ry was appreciated. tor a few minutes atterward
one boy struck another. and being asked the reas
on. said he was trying to get a Testament This
was practical bearing altogether unexpected.
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BACK At THE OLD STAND

Nothing Is SO Coed as to have . Nice
~ clean shave. and your hair trimmed and cleaned
in good style We understand that Peter Maurer has
again leased the old stand formerly occupied and known
Ferguson's Hair Dressing Saloon, Montgomery st.
Pete has got possession. and will reduce the price of
baths to three for 81 He will be pleased to his old
friends and customers. n24 P. MAURER
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

THE .spragues, of Rhode Island are estimated to
be worth $a5 ,0e0 zoo. This snosnt has been
mainly accumulated by manufacturing enterprises.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

READY Wir.-A boy having been praised for his
quickness OF reply,a gentleman observed when
children are so keen in their youth, they gene
orally stupid when they become advanced in
years" "What a very sensible boy you must have
been sir, replied the lad.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

No CHANcE.--Two aarkies made wager who
could guess the best dish in the eating line: Sam
guessed. "Possum and sweet potato Take de
money" said Pete. but bets wild you no more
Possum and sweet pertater why didn't have
no chance at ALL
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

CHICAGO journal makes the frank and fright.
fnl acknowledgment that things seem to be ap-
preaching condition when no man in Chicago
will know whether he is married man or not-
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

CoRRECr.-That was smart boy who was given
by his teacher two words to spell and define at
examination before visitors; Niper and Virgin
which he proceeded to spell and define thus: Viper
A young woman. virgin-A dangerous reptile
Very loud.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21
NOTICE.! I!

lNherOOkce Flat Blue Gravel Company,
~ Cherokee Fiat, Orovillc, Butte county. Cali
fornia.
NoTcE.-There arc delinquent upon the following de-
scrbed stock account of assessment levied the
wentyfourth day Of July 1867 the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective Shareholders
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

San Frsneisee Ageney-Mr. Thomas Boyce.
the only authorized agent for the REcoRp in San
Francisco. Al orders len his ONCE northeast
Of Washington and Montgomery streets fup s>irs VIII
be promptly attended to-
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

IT is stated by an old Canadian hunter that no
dog or other animal can follow the track Of doe
or iawn, while the latter is too young to take care
OF ITSELF This is striking proof OF the adoption
Natures laws 10 preserve life in animals that
most need protection.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

The castor oil bean is said to be great pest
In Nicaragua the Canada thistle IN some sections
Of New York. 1t grows everywhere and it is con.
verted to purpose, it is scattered in the autumn
in every direction. producing fresh plants.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

THEY have q patriarch in Taunton, Mass. who
says that he once raised flock of wild ducks from
q pond. when he took aim at them with his gun
and fired. They flew away with much clamor and
surprised to find that none of them dropped, he
examined the field of battle. He picked up four
bushels of legs There was a touch of phthos in
the old man 5 voice he added: "l fired too low
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

WHAT 90 the Nan;uckers think Of J. Ross
Browne. who says be ate pudding there made Of
corn meal and molasses and which was dressed
with diabolieal sauce which he thinks must have
been made Of whale oil and tar
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

A'i.INcoLS Radical Republican Laboring Mems
Association has been formed in Washington COM
pose of colored men, who propose 10 resort TO the
ballot 70 improve the condition OF coiored labor
Welli
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

NEVER waste arguments a man who don't
know logic from logwood. which is the case with
half the people who love dsputation.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

TIE only disadvantage of an honest heart is
creduIity.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

LATE traveller SAYS it is so cold in the northern
part of Greenland that ii freezes the fire out.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

The brightest thing in nature may have
humble origin The diamond is composed of the
same element as charcoal
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

WHERE there is love of home. of industry Of or
chards, of religion and good victuaS. limbs are
strong, life is long; the tongue is silent and the
eyes speak.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

THERE is trout pond up in Vermont which has
so many piscatorial visitors that the proprietor of
the place speaks about establishing minister
there.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

TuE Manassas Gap railway is To be rebuilt
Mcclellan ought to be sent for TO engineer il He
knows The ground.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

Tvs first corporators Of Yale college were IL
clergymen, each Of whom laid hook upon the Ia
bic. These became the foundation of Yale Library
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

CoNroRriNG-Au Irish absentee is said to have
cent this comforting message 10 his steward: Tell
the tenants that threats to shoot YOU will terrfy
me-"
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

THg ncblest spirits are tn use which turn to hesv
en- in the hour of sdver>ity; for then we arc most
strongly tempted to sin.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

lP ili.luck hefall Won. think that il may he hes-
sing 10 somebody else, and that your turn may
ccme next.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

HArriNEss abounds most with the lowly: there
are more blossoms in valleys than on the hills
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

Nor so FAsr.-In France the speed of express
trains is only about twothiris that o. the sxme in
the United States.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

The SANE WAY.-One of our Methodist breth-
rcn was lately giving in religious meeting
the experiences of himself and family, saying,
among other things. that his first wife was very
good woman, but she sckened and died in very
happy frame of mind and he should be satisfied if
his present partner would go just the same way.
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BACON < LARD FOR SALE,
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.

THE undersigned has now ON hand Q
choice lot of Bacon and Lard. Purchasers will fnd
II to their advantage examine my stock before pur
chasing elsewhere The attention Of Grocers called
- shall SCH At reasonable rates
NJ SCHwEIN
City Butcher. Montgomery street. oroviIle.
July s7th, 1867 nsatf
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SPEECH is silver. hot silence is gcle. Hence the
expression. hush money.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21
r e LIE At L A s T =.
Try Jenkins'
VEGETABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
Try nkins'

Is an Elegant Preparation for Ha fr,
is composed purely OF vegetable ingrcdians Of Cali
fornia production, and is unequaed for
Restoring Hair to Bald Heads!
II the suppressed secretions which produc
tive of the loss of HAIR 1t the inspisated
tons which invariably produces violent pain in the
shaft OF the hair from the capillary sack destroying hair
eaters scay eruption of the scalp dandru altered tex
and dryness Of the hair and all other diseases Of
tho hair.
Testimonials.
The following gentlemen have used the Restorative
with good effect and kindly given their refer
ence:
Hon II Bryant, ex-Judge Supreme Court; Hon Cor
don Mott exJudse District Court. Yuba county; Hon
Rice Esq. J G Cooper, Esq. John Nash Esq.
Robinson Esq. L Bronx, Esq.
E3- Prepared only by
JOHN c. JENKINS,
Ths Hair Restorer. Main street. between Front and
Second, Chico. California.
Professor VIM HOLMES. Agent.
Huntoon street. Oroyille.
None genuine unless bought at the above places.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21
FRESH SEEDS!

VNE BEG LEAVE TO CALL ATTEy.
w ton of Dealers, Large Ranchers, Nurseryrnen
Gardne and others well selected stock of seeds
all Of which We guarantee of choicest quality. Among
our assortment AZ present is
lo.ol0 runds Alfalfa clover.
3.ol0 pounds red clover.
a.ooo pounds White Dutch clover.
4,0oo pounds Hungarian grass seed.
4.ooo pounds milet grass seed
4.0oo pounds timothy grass seed
30 bushels red top gras< seed.
200 bushels Ky blue grass seed
100 bushels orchard grass seed
100 bushels Lawn grass seed
200 pounds White French mulberry
And all kinds Of garden seeds in quantities to suit
purchasers.
Also hand % 600 assorted Fru: Trees in quaint
ties to suit
Remittances can be made through Wells, Tsrgck Co.,
or by mail
Address, J. T. SWEENEY,
4oa aud AL Davis street, San Francisco.
Send for . catalogue. Sm-nl3
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21
CAL. NORTHERN RAILROAD

NOT1CR-The six oseloek .. n. Monday
~ t-sin h.s Keen disecn6uued
ANDREW J ELpNET surt
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NURSERY TREES FOR SALE,

ed Of the best varieties for sale 1t Heriee Garden
orcvs. Aisc, cuttings ttc.n h. ce.hras.d Fair zacs
er.rs ns-E
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

COUNTY OF BUTTE.
hereby certify that by order of the Hon Warren
Sexton, Judge of the Second Judicial District Court
and for Butte county. California. the foregoing sum-
mons ordered published in the Butte RECORD for
the term of three months.
G MOORE. Clerk
BY JAMES GREEN Deputy Clerk
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21
NoTlcETo TAX PAYERS.

ty are hereby notified that the Board OF Supervis
of Butte county will sit Beard Of equalization
form Monday 18th until Saturday Eth day Of August
1867. and from Monday the a6h until Saturday the Sst
day Of August 1867.
J. G. MOORE County Clerk.
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FOR PARDON

ORovILLE- August 18th. 1867
To the Honorable William Daneerfied. Judge of the
Ninth Judicial District court. held Orovlle IN and
for the county of Butte and State of California and
-, District Attorney of said court, county and
State:
Il intend making application TO His Excelency
Low Governor of the state of California the par
don of William Miller who rrie and convicted al
the February Term. A l. 1885,. OF said court Of the
crime of murder in the second degree and sentenced
10 twentyone years confinement in the California States
Prison GEO K. PORTER.
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DIR. Doherty is skillful physician and honorable
gentleman. statement he makes his patients he 10
sure TO fulfill That fact is great cause of his emi-
nent success in his profession Ii unfortunate that
among the advertising physicians there one who
can be depended on. "-Rerier.
Or Dohertys reputation physician is sufcient
guarantee for the cure of any he undertakes
Chronicle.
Dr Doherty has devoted his study particularly
to chronic. specific and practice and such is
now the most successful of physician Fran
cisco. FIRE. Press
Dr. Dohertys reputation is second no other phys.
clan on the coast in chronic and specific practice
Mirror.
DIR DoHERrT-Few men in the medical profession
have succeeded in gaining the confidence of the public
IN their sk1H and Judgment as he has ''-Ea3uirer
Or Doherty ranks of our most distinguished
PHYSICIANS and also OF the most successful which
is now the criterion by which the medical practitioner
judged. Echo
DR W h DoHERTr.-PeIsons going to San Francis
co IN search of medical aid should by moan. call on
TIE above person. at his Institute. He gentleman OF
rare scholastic and scientific attanncnts and i. we'll
worthy the extensive patronage he receives from all
parts Of the State. .'-yationnl
DIR. ". K. DOHERTY
Private Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street. below Montgomery
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Cos once
Private entrance on Leidesdorf street. San Francisco
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MEDICAL.
- E DICAl INSTITUTE.
Established By
DIR. J. c. YOUNG IN 1850,
SO Washington 81, below Montgomery. Francisco

CONSULTATION BIZ LETTER OR 9TH
- e-T,>s- Free II voald be equally useless xni
nessSSry 10 s1unerste here the diseases cured the
institute Al Classes Of eoaTaz.uiz treated. but
e1siier It my iuty mention those u special nature
81 upon such the unfeelin- and Irresponsible quaci
d~eis, with phases vel caca,z;e deceive those ie
I,crant Of the emptiness q his prufsSca< fl-<s among
the special complaints Is
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

Private Medical q SuskacaA 1"sstuss.
Sacramento Street. below Montgomery, opposite The
Pacific Mail steamship Conpanys ofhce- fra-
vste Entrance ON Leidisdorf street.
San Francisco.
UNSTABLISHED EXPRESSLY TO AZ
Il ford sf,ctei sound and scientific medical AID.
in and Of all private and cronc DIS
eSss- cssss OF ,s-resy and and al sexual diseases
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17
INSU RANCE.


money Earning Money
MONEY INVESTED IN THg EQUiTADLB
IVA 0OOlBTY ''is always earning oossy lee
its owner
Barsuo ssys 49, Ne Aigsessss bsswssa Ne
ceudition Of I money -lsaass sDd tAsl Of . neasy-
borf over, d that The former he's faishful eorv.
ct ct q verk fof hia day and night, On Osn-
days and Aolidaye, asd 10 always wseth nsee
w6sa he ests ~ thaa ~ We wksa - vert 70
BED; while the meaey- bsRreWee hes es0sbeay
elses ffisad which be 1attsrs hiasolfi 10 bic en-.
but which 10 eeaslastly suaniag hin 10 dsbe r.
somsbedy slsese beos9t, ed every noraiag -
rises wssth less thaa be was Whea be vest -
-, ed y 10 . fair way TO become worthless -
tirely.
Il the Equitable Society, he pssniansers -.
quirsd 10 6e paid Ill II cash, which 10 kept u.
vssted for the bensot Of the policy. holders; ssd
% lie membsrs ere I'll money losners.
Every member Of the Equitable Society -.
ceives Il IN annual dividend al the seraines Of
bic neaey together With bic share Of tho profits
from selection OLIVES, economy Of monageneuS.
terfeisures. and other profits resulting from Ne
bnsiasss; sad 90 nessy invested In The kqsite-
bic Society 10 always earning neaey tor ~
owner. W. r. ROSS. Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

vTNpE INSURANCE. STOCK LIST q The In.
l. suaAnce neasssn An WALL esanss RsvmW
for December, quotso TIE oleek ef Tn 0om In.
Co. o. Nsv Yoa9 q UuosY pa caRs. pasnIuu;-
end the Capital Stock Of Tap Hem 10, With oue
exception. twice % large - thes Of aay ether
CeaPasy 10 America
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Eve,body knows that New Years day in
New York Is devoted BY the gentleman 70
making calls upon the lsdies Of their CO.
qsaintancs. The custom 10 10 itself pleas.
ant one, but 80 many abuses have csspt 10
that there would ssem 10 be danger that Il
wosld presently become "moss honossd IL
The breach. The New York Herald. in its
account Of the festival. describes one Of ~
annsyansss y which many unfortunate
households we're subjected:
"Clubs co0psssd Of twenty q thirty
mon, With banners bearing ridiculous tillse.
end transported in feed wagons. draye Or
esusas Of Ill sinse, and sieged o1t b every
style q unique smbell,shment, also pared.
d u The lhseae Of NE streets. Thces ~.
Siee. 81 Missed TOT he purpoes Of making
calls % graed scsl:. v:es very numse.
QUE. end seeHeee ths city abeue = svssy a..
rsetien 70 he horror Of majority Il shs h.
dies. whe esehably esaslsoeA aea sucA
ed expesisoee that tAssv eos)1 fsally b ~
nUeA - go thiae \ ~ way q New
York callsL Undaaatsd, hevsvse, By
itowos from fair lace and 'hines hua sAasp
toaguss, thsse leonsl Gleedo ouo6k CAsonak
"a citv. eleeeine 1nhlss n svsr,ekace ~
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

A Bow At Moanonlsn the United
States Senate. On The "a Instant, NJ. How
ard. Of Michigan, offered . number Of very
stsiaeeas amsadmsnts 20 the bill Of M,
wsde on Utah affairs. They provide fss
the punishment Of the soleonisatien Of
,natsimeny BY Mormon priests. end Tor The
puaishnent Of any maa Who shall claim q
bic wife any woman 20 married 70 hin. II
the bill should pass With the psadioa
amendments. Mormsnism vail not laet looe
in Utah.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17
CARPETD RLANKRTN
WOR9TED,

lOy1Dee I0ees, &C., &c.
T0l nu1DgQY CARPET CO.. aassl1s1aDs -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

ID Nv - - SGbe00oe VAuAs q the
United ooope s111G1G(G ~ Trsasuey De.
psrtmsae dssie0 a1nsatisn called y ~ Tea
ihas slsAssGA ~ ~ eoopea ooa1o e the
Govsesusne ere ieonsl poSaele = koasss. .
that sA:y viu pa.s D. AlivNys ed ars
hands Of : bsna fids hssdsr. The sass 10 dif-.
Gsgent Nth seven-thlsslssv 1Aiah Mu ioeped
u hlsnk, but With she weedD ~ &C., T..
sepad q ''er bssssr," imprinted "a ~ lace.
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blank Z passes By delivery lie : coupon
can collect the zane notWithstandioe L be-
q The seven thirty 0lls ths blAnk spaee with
his name. ths ssts thee bsesgee payable 70
him q hts order; aad b canaol. Asrsfoss,
- deprived ss1fs tiale b11Ay - ~ lafss.
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cheek o. assa pegakle y - >Rlss end
this 10 ~ lay, essWioAssoodlaS ~ uaas
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Rsesv AnnsyQness - Aarrssl


HtVu - NV o8v1s
A nasy { eor soodess ksov q tAsir eess
rew, IL issdine sseail Dry eeeds 0fDe =
he city ast IT now ssading sgoau9 peatee
uissivss, IN many eseee u hsssiels lsaetts
In The shape u ~ ysSs lille. AGENT ere
q 0heoe docunG66 thue hangs tnie Vii, D
~ ~ oaay toseuss vsegine. "6esiety."
hewsvss, dess not snjey bat merely deplsses
such ioeadente, ood mentions. them only -
sspselats.
Aoone ~ bilis ees - cent b the wife
e wealthy esutis0as ~ tewa. Ass.
Blank un6eeiunotely = q, end essiainlv -
less thaa Sbsty, end kesps sAasp leee-eut
IL little peecodilloss % the part Of hes hege
loec. uhen tine hes ussd With kindly hao4
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m. 1lssk's @ ~ lAsys-sl1 iaiiss ~
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show:
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since, IL enc q our proaiasnt dry ga
stsrss, which psovss thea geotlsmsa 0sns
tioee psevids e. lhs wane0 q etAss veGDel
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.. with ths peelpess ~ vaaoatlt IN aeditss'
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FroA- 4 . - 11esse Fewer.
ALSO PORTABLE SAW lGILI.D.
Ne havs tAs Oldest, largest I'D most cen0oses
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RsLlss sos Fnosfsp Lanno.-Frootod
linbs ~ pssaassaely relieved, 4 . -
~ - q two aPglisaaisas Il bsiled lys -
weed ashes. made - stssog - 70 b qniee
slippsgv between the 0nssss. This lyU
should ssatls. Be drained Cd. cod have
lorGo heo1eoll e cemmos aalt 70 eash quast
Of lye nlasd With il. Il should y Qsits
warn. aed the limbs b ssboesgsd foe one
or two houre.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

Tssesssy. -. 81. ~. ~. i1s y
The foregoing il correct state0sut 81
tAs public debt, - appeass non ths hssts
and TseAsurer's sstusae in the dspostmsnt,
on the LIST sf January. 1867.
Hos MCCrLLecs,
Secretary Of The Treasury.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

and buyers option Fobeef there moaerate demand
al previous pr.oes sales 400 bbls Il S7 q SO for
new extra meas and sis Sis Tor new plain
DO also 800 India mess on private terms.
sef hams steady and nrm with sales q $50 bbls a
50 SIS 90 Bacon active Al previous prices,
the sales footing 900 boxes including Short ribbed at
lO5c ll1c Cumberland at l0c. lOa4c aud short
clear at l2c hogs quiet but hrner al ec
l0c city and sssc for Western The demand Tor
moderate and the market was steady at Oc
10 and sc 96c. for shoulders with sales OF
30 packages The market ruled heavy, though fair
business contaminated the sales footing up 800 oes
steady and frm at s6c c for state ana lec s o
for Western. active export demand ~ ipc
le1Sc for common dairy to choice factory made "a,
PkIRoLEUnTh for both crude and bonoso stu
continued limited aud the market was much depressea
though previous prices still demanded Moderate sales
Of crude effected at l9c l9c and OF bonded az @
for standard white and 29c for prime light straw 20 Willie
We heard Of sale Of 1000 bbs standard white i9r Feon n
sry st sOc SELLERS option; also IN Phisdelpha e0y oo
primo light straw white for June at &c. buyers opton
RIcA-The demand was light but the market ruied
steady At i0 l0c FOR Carolina and sc askc Tor Kan
COON.
moderately active at steady prices Sales
Of 20 o lbs at l0c 3c also, 30 900 lbs grease at s7sc
l0kc
TIILow was unchanged Sales la3 900 lbs. At Ike
nxe ,.,.,. - ~ .s., n.,o.a AM,
and prices were entirely nominal