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The national Republican., 1867-05-31
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F0URTH WARD-F0URTH PRE-
il CiNCT.-Noties 10 hereby given that, in con:
ormty to the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of
Washington, an elsetion will be held IN the fourth
Pree net Of the Fourth Ward, on MONDAY, the I'd
day Of June next the basement Of the east wing OF
the City HALL for Collector, Register. and survsyor
two members Of the Board Of Aldermen, for one and
two years respectivsy, three members Of the Board
Of Common Council, TO represent said ward, and one
Assessor at which said precinct the votes Of all who
registered In the original Second Precinct Of said
Ward, the initial letter Of whose names IL from TO
z, inolusivs, will be received. Polls open at a m,
and close At D. m CHARLES H. WALTER,
CHARLts H. N. WOOD,
my91.d Commissioners.
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ELECTION NOTICES.
NIRsT wARD-FIRsT PRECINCT.

EIRST wARD-FIRST PRECINCT.
I Notice Ia hereby given that, IA eon,ormiy 70
ton an election will be held IN the First Preeinst Of
the FIRST Ward, on MONDAY, the 80 day Of Juns
PennsyIyania avenue and Bghtsenth street vsst
for a Coiieetor, Register and Surveyor, one member
of the Board ofAldsrmsn, and three member. Of the
NJ. "A N Common Council 10 represent said ward at
hieb aid Precinct the votes Of all who are regis
Jared In the original First Precinct Of said Ward the
sIys, will be received. Polls open At q. m, and
close al 7 D. m. JOHN y. COOK,
JASPER N. WITTY,
my27-dt CommissiOnsrs.
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EoURTH WARD THIRD PRE-

E0URTH WARD - THIRD PRE-
IL CiNCT.-Noties is hereby given that, In con.
formity TO the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of
Precinct Of the Fourth Ward, on MONDAY, the Sd
day Of June next, at Fowlsr's Wood ofacs, on the
northeast corner Of Third street west and street
north, for Colsetor, Register, and Surveyor, two
members Of the Board Of Aldermen, for one and two
years respectively, three members OF the Board OF
Common Council, TO represent said Ward, and one
Assessor at which said precinct the votes Of all who
are registered in the org s seeond Precinct Of said
Ward, the initial letter Of whose names 10 from to
L, inclusive, will be received Polls open at .. m
and Gloss at D, m J. 7. HALLBCK,
EUGENE Z. LEWIS,
my7I-td Commissloners
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FRIsER LIZ CHRvBUX. 4
One application war
rAnted to curl the most
straight and stubborn
hair OF either sex into
! wavy ringlets or heavy y
massive ourls. Has been ~
used by the fAshionables
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DI.ECrIoN NOTICES.

NOUHTH WAhD-SEOOND fhE-
IL CINCT.-Notiss is hereby given that, In con.
ormiy TO the provsions Of the charter Of the ety Of
gton, an election will be held In the seoond
Precinot Of the Fourth wafd, on MONDAY, the ID
day Of Juns next, al Mrs fiynn's pot,hvsst eofnsr
Of First street west and street north, for Colisc
Of Aldermen, for one and two years respectively,
three members Of the Board Of Common Conncll, 10
represent said ward, and one assessor; at which
said preeinet the votes Of all who are registered In
the original First Precinct Of said ward, the initial
letter of whose names is from N 10 inclusive, will
be received. Polls open at g. m, and close al
pm. J. r. FOIL ,HsBRR,
JAMES A. JONES,
mya7.td Com mmisnionsru.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

NAVY PATNAsTBR's OFFICE, !
wAs,SIsoToS, D G., May %, 1857. !
Sealed proposals Ia be endorsed proposals, - will
be received At this ofes until u m the nrst day Of
JUNE, 1867 for the 70 flowing supplies. WHICH
MIST BIZ OF TIE VRRf BEST QUALITY, to be
delivered free Of expense anu poyernmeat tax At the
Washington Navy Yard, and SUBJECT TO THE
USUAL Inspection THEREAT, to Wit;
BUREAU or ORDNANCE.
500 (eight hundred) tons Cumberland Coal, ruh OF
the mine, O. $40 pounds to the ton.
Q two) b ,rrsls Lard Oil.
(one) barrel boiled L,uSeed Oil.
200 Qtwo hundred and any, pou1 cd Cast Steel.
$50 Vhree hundred and hfty) pounds shear Steel.
BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS.
so (thirty) tons White Ash Egg Coal.
Responsible security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery Of supplies awarded, Blank forms
for bids, WITH FURTHER PARTICULARS FOR
BIDDERs, to be had at this ofnee
CALVIN G. JACKSON,
my2S.td PaymRster q. 8. Navy.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

SIXTH WARD-FIRST PRECINCT.
~ Notice is hereby given that, in conformity to
top election will be held In the First Precinct Of
the Sixth Ward, on MONDAY, the Sd day Of June
Ninth street east and street south, for Collector
Register, and Surveyor, one member Of the Board Of
Aldermen, three members Of the Board Of Common
Council, to represent said Ward, and an Assessor;
at which said Precinct the votes Of all who are regis
istered In the original First Precinct OF said Ward,
the intisl letter Of whose names 10 from to L. In.
elusive Will be received. Polls open at q m. And
close at 7 p. m. SAMUEL X TURNER,
W Y. GARRETT,
mya7-d Commi,.iouers
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

street nortn.... s.......s.ss........... ia v
Ia the execution Of all any part Of the aforesaid
sewerage not more than three hundred feet must be
opened at one and the same time, and, before any
part shall have been covered In, the Commissioner
Of the ward and Assistant Com missioners appointed
By the Mayor must bo fully satisfied that the work
has been faithfully executed according to the law
and specifications.
new trap at the War Department. corner OF Beven-
tesnth street west and Psnusylvania avenue, with
granite coping and iron cover, the drops to be COW
cred with an Iron CRATE.
All lterals to be barrel form, two feet inside d.
amstsr, with walls nine inches thick.
The above work TO be provided with such traps,
drops, and lateraia. branch sewers, and holes
~ the City Surveyor may direct. All the above
sewerage Except the lAterals, man holes and traps
to be paid for BY an assessment on the property
bsTdehpg thereon, Except that Of the ''Unitsd
States, which is provided for by act Of Congress
approved February %, 1865.
All expense Of pumpipg and damming, or Auy
other loss or damage which may arise from the ma
ture OF the work. or be caused by action Of the Gle
ments, must be borne BY the contractor,
Bidders will state but one price per ln0Al foot for
the construction Of the main sewerage, also tho price
per trap and man hos each, and per lineAl foot for
the lateral branches which shall include the ex-
psnse Of all excavation.
The right Is reserved by the Mayor to reject any
all bids. and prescribe when any part Of said work
shall commence and when 1t shall cease.
For further particulars see map with location Of
drops. msu-hols'' rap'' and latsrals' in the City
Bids will be received from but practical brick
lLysrs. RICHARD WALLACE,
MA. 1881 Mayor.
PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING
AkrIcLBs AT tTRR WASHINGTON NAVY
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LINE JAPANESE TEAS,
IL PkKIN AND YBDO TEA sTORR, 4s9 NINTH
ST. BETWEEN AEDE mls.Im
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IrLEcr1oN NOTICES.

CEvENTH wARD.-THIRD PRE-
- CINCr. -Neties IL hereby given that, in con.
formy 70 the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of
wsshington, an election will be held 10 the Third
Pr,einetof ths ssvsnth Ward, on MONDAY, the 81
day Of June nsxt, Al Mrs Clarves's houss on north
side street south, between Hinth and Tenth wstt,
near corner Of ninth street. for Collseter Register
and Surveyor, one member Of the Board Of Alder
men, TIRES members Of the Board Of Common Coun-
ell, 70 represent said ward At which aid Precinct
the votes Of ali who are registered In the original
Second Prscinet of said ward the initial letter Of
whose names h from A 10 L, inclusive, will bs rs.
Pol: open aTs n, and clos. a!Hn
y. o. JOHNSON.
.r JANIS SMALL,
myn.h Commissiohsrr.
EvENTH wARD.-F0URTH PRE-
- CInCr.-Notiss 10 hereby given that, In con
formity 10 the provons Of the charter Of the city Of
wsshinetou, an election will be held In the Fourth
Precinct Of The Seventh Ward, on MONDAY, the 81
day Of Juns nsxt, al Mrs. Dalsnsy's house, south
side Of street south, between Ninth and Tenth
streets west near the corner Of Ninth street. for
Collector, Register, and Surveyor, one member Of
the Board Of Aldermen, three members Of the Board
Of Common Counel, 10 represent said Ward At which
said Precinct the votes of all who are registered In
the original Second Precinct Of said Ward, the ini-
al letter Of whose names 10 from TO z, inclusive,
will be received.
Polls open at = n, and close a. p m:
JOHN A. PEAKS,
my17.td Commissiopsrs.
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~ ;, l. - no BWear -IOr an fm) that you
Sate' OF the age Of 81 year. or upwards Thai on or
peIote me Sd OF June noxt you will have re ided in
ra'd or election precinct whers you pr pose voting
tnIse months that you are neither paupsr nor
undeL guardianship that you have not been con.
vict'd Of any in Rmous crime or oHence: and tbst
you base not vo uutsrily given aid or comfort the
rebels In The late rebellion and that you will true
An1wers m IKE to such questions as may be asked
you touching your claim to have your name placed
on the lst Of yo ers Of the - ward
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d EA u II Y,
id AUBURN. GOLDEN, FLAxBS, AND sILKEN
CURLS, produced by the use Of Prof DE BREUX
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III H r o UGH LINE BETWEEN
L wAsHISoToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW
The national Republican., 1867-05-31
NATIONAL HoTEL-H. s. BESsos.
WAsHINaTON HoUsE..Mrp A. =. Rrvrn1nar.

Hon. wildriek, John Hull. wm. G. Howell, n J. ;
Hon MePhersop, Pa. Ms 4. Cahill, Baltimore
St Louis; VIM N Ragland, Ky; Jas. Mcclellan,
Wysndotte, "a Prank J. Norton, MY; J A. Long
and family New orleausj g. Miller Aud lady, Lewis.
Canada; J. I. ODDS, '. o. French, Leesburg, va
Wm shanklin aud lady, Bangor, Ne; Gsr. Nesbit
lama Harding ErnannrI Pa
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TO Correspondents.
4 Grateful Acknowledgment to a Sl&.ilfuI
Gentleman.
SACRAMENTO CITY. June Is

SACRAMENTO CITY. June 1st. 1866
DR.. Charles II Toxer-near Sir: You will excuse me
for not writing yo sooner Xou VIII please
Der me Is the individual who called You for assiS
tsnce about year ago. The roof Of my month had
completely rutted ont and palate dropped down and
there remained. stopping mp the passage that could
heartiy eat. You remember You cut il out at once,
which relieved Immediately. and enabled to
swallow my food and III short time began to improve
took your medicine and followed your directions for
several months. You finally succeeded stopping the
disease saving my and upper lip though You fire.
quently cautioned about losing it. l continued to
improve until you finally recommended me To go into
the country, and before going by yolr advice. had
cast taken of my mouth i'll order that l could have
plate made for TO enable me to speak 10 he El
derstood and am using it. My eternal thanks
due To you for the perseverance and skill that you dis
played in my case; and have to thank yOu for my
stored health. and for my life very
bleeding to death several times from the am
now in Sacramento City. enjoying COED health. and
shall recommend all my friends to cal; You, should
they he unfortunate require assistance: and
would advise all persons avoid certain scientific doc
tors in your city or they viii send them TO land from
whence no traveller returns.
With my best wishes for the Of both of you.
remain. yours etc- T.
To Doctor Charles Il. Tozor, San Francisco, California
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-27

Wnar kind Of a ship has two mates and 10 cap
'ains \ coGrtshir.
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Ayers Cherry pectoral,

FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs. Colds, Influenza. Eonrscness,
Group. bronchitis, Encipier.t Com
sumption, and for the Relief
OF ConsumptiNe Patients
in advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This is n remedy universally known 10 surpass any
other for the of throat and lung complaints that 1t
is useless here publish the evidence Of its viues. lis
unriyalled excellence fer coughs and colds and It's truly
wonderful Of pulmonary disease, have made 1t
known throughout the civilized nations OF the earth
Few the communities families among them
who have personal experience OF its effects
living trophy in their midst of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat ana lungs
all the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
they know, the effects of this remedy We need not
do more than them that it has now all the VIZ
that did have when making the cures which have
won so strongly upon the confidence OF mankind
Prepared by Dr.. C. AVER s CO.. Lowell, Mass.
Sold by
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Ornville. and by L. II. Mcdonald x Co, and Crane x
Brigham. San Francisco and al dealers
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Seminal Weakness.

Siould you be afflicted wijl, any of the following
symptoms, such weakness If the hack and limbs
Pain in the Head. Dnness Of Vision Nervousness and
general debility, Loss of Memory confusion Of ideas
and depression of spirits, Evil Foreholines, Sef Dis
trust. and aversion to society. consult Ir. TuYEE u
once. and be wiz res.ore Won 70 Ierfect health.
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NOTICE !!

fENHE undersigned give notice that they
intend 10 appy Patent for their vein or lode
called the Spring Valley Mining Comnauy-s Quartz
Vein. Situated in oreson City Mining District County
ii Bate state of California, ana post this notice
in a cnnsi,ea1gs part thercot-ConnencgE d; Notice
posted the 0f the vein. and runTlif. north
erv direction 500 feet aud >outhcsiy dretion I-i0
feet with width II - feet each side of the tltrs
o said vein. and including ground ic west side Of
their claim. aIirte The mine. Dated OF the
ground. this 9Th day u May, lS67.
JOHN NASH.
For the Spring Valley Mining Company.
,,-,.- ABRAHAM WoIE.
' JAasss MILLER, fn-f.S1t.
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For the BUTTE REcUE
A FRIENDS FAREWELL.


Respectfully dedicated Miss Mary J. Thomson, 0
wyAndotse. Bate eoanty. California
'Tts years since fl-s1 1 flaet thee,
But the days il passing by
Have changed aims and motives,
From tie cid time passed away
But tonight seem to see thee
As We used To 81 At eve
Our thoughts on tie future tnrlling-
On tie visions fancy we4ses.
Our lives were for each ofht-,
Though spoke of others ioye.
When the stars shone o'er Us calmly.
From the peaceful stars above
But lifes stormy ocean
Has rolled it, Waves bsfweel
And No more we Il I'll together,
Beneath the oak tree green.
We are parting forever,
And as age shah on creep,
Wen think Of the days departed
And cur hearts VIII often weep.
The falling rain in the forest
h the only sound tO-ii1t.
Bat Tar above the stOrnlcloufis,
The stars shining bright.
'Tis type Of oar hfe-1rsan--
The clouds that DER lower
May stars OF filth shine through them,
And bring brighter hour
Then farewell till meet thee
Beyond deaths chilling wave.
And Wen the fields to-s.fher-
In that land beyond the grave.
ARRANaoRE-
Sierra Valley, July Sth. 1867.
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just Eecoisl,.: Fine Dot Of Donbic-IaEreleI slo.
Guns, Ii Al kinds
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TsrE.-B Ba>hfuness is more freonently connected
with what we call good sense; and impudence on
the other hand, is often the effect of downright
stnpdi,hty.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-27
NOTICE
STNTE,S V,,.rn,y

TNITEO STATES Internal Revenue
- Office Of Assistant Assessor Ninth Division. Fourth
District California. orovile. May th, IsTo the Tax
PAYERS Of Butte county You hereby notified 10
make return this office. within days the date
Of tiis notice statement your income for the year
lS66 and all ether issNes 10 which you may oe liable
der the Revenue Laws Of the United States. Falling
make such return within the time specified. your
ses>nen Will be estimated by tire Assistant Assessor,
and the penalties Of the law VIII be added.
Section II requires the lists TO he furnished to the
sisslnt assessor within days the date Of this
notice.
Section Il imposes penalty Of 50 per eontum upon
the estimated for neglect refusal to make return
Section Is imposes penalty Of S1oD0 for delivering
false fraudulent list
AL necessary blank forms. with fu Instructions VIII
be furnished. BY DUNHAaI. Asst Asst
May II, 1857 Montgomery st, orcville.
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U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE!

VENHE Ninth Division, FOurth Assessment
District, comprising Butte county. Notice is here
given that the annual lists of valuations and
mcnts, subject to Income Tax Licenses and other An
nual for the year 1861, under the provide
Internal Revenue to support the Government and
pay the interest on the Public Debt approved june 50,
1S64 and the Anenatory Acts, approved; March B. 1862
and March TO- and Angus. l. 1850. and March 1867.
made and taken by F. DUNIAAf. Assistant Assessor of
said Division Fourth Collection District viii remain
open the examination of all persons interested for
the space of ten days from the date hereof at the office
the Assistant Assessor. at OroNille between the hours
of 4 NJ and ? NJ. and Immediately after the cxpra-
of the said ten days viii receive and determine all
appeals relative to erroneous excessive valuations
assessments made and taken by the said Assistant As
SCISSOR.
All appeals to the Assessor aforesaid. required
to made in writing and transmitted through the
sistant Assessor specifying the particular cause matter
thing. respecting which the decision is requested.
and state the ground principle OF inequality
complained OF
Notice is further given that appeal viii be allowed
any party after he shall have been duly assessed
the annual list containing the assessment has been trIl
ulitted 10 the Collector of this District.
THOMAS J BLAkENEY,
Assessor Fourth District. California.
Z. DUNHABI. Assistant Assessor
Dated al 0royiIe, June -, 1867
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-27

CHARLEY CRocSER. in response to the toast
The Pacific Railroad responded 10y saying that
the toast, rs originally furnished him by the com
mittce was: The Pacific Rai!road-may its two
ends meet in the middle
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-27

Mr.. RorgGr TONES, in his entertaining little
book on the Champagne Country, remarks that in
Ncrzenay, II the cry of Stap thief is raised every
inhahitant takes to his heels
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-27

THE Quecn Of Spain viii not visit Paris because
she fears the outbreak Of a revolution during her
absence, and the King OF Portugal viii stay AT home
because he has no money.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-27

iis wife of the editor of an Ohio country paper
amused herself one day last week by throwing rot
ton eggs at the editor Of a rival sheet.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-27

An Insurance agent, urging citizen to get his
ide insured. said: ''Get your life insared for ten
thousand, and then, ii yoI die next week. the wild
ders heart will sing for jay.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-27

uroN the meat question there is mourniul news
from Chicago. One Of the newspapers of that city
complains that they have no good beef to eat moth
ing but widowed. cmaeiated COW. superannuated
old bull and invalid old stag.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-27

SchirrUs. Cancer TumOrs. Enlargement.
liberation, Carries and ExfoiiasiOn OF
the Bones.

great variety of cases have been reported to where
of these formidable complaints have resulted from
the of this remedy hat space here viii not admit
them. Some Of them may he found in our American
Almanac, which the below named pleased to
furnish gratis O all who call for them.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,
WOOD. WOOD. WOOD.

EDroposais win be received by the Boa rd
ot Supervisors uf Els.fs County on the frs; Mon
day Il august for furnishing the In;iylnzry with sxty
cor3> OF sound dry white oak fire wood FROM - 70 y
inches " length. and split sufficiently to burn in the
stoves q. said Institute also fty cords Of same kind
ana size wood DELIVERED at Court House. said xe-,l 10
De piled and iasssl after j; Is delivered ami also to
be al delivered by the EEsi OF November nrxt
FOG6
Chairman Board S,rl>,-yiS,rs
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San Francisco 4ecDcy.-1lr Thomas Doyce,
il the only authorized agent .or til= RECORD
FRANCISCO. Al orders XII LIS ofea Northeast
of Washington and Montgomery streets up stairs VII
be promptly attended -.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-27

''BoRBy, why don'tyou 30 home and have your
mother sew up that hole in your trawsers - "Oh
go along, old woman, our folks are at a sewing
circle, working fer one hea,hen.i
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-27

POETRY The boy stoed on the burning deck his
baggage checked for Troy; one OF the few mmer-
tai names, his name was Pat Maloy.
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CONSTARLE'S SALE.


Ed virtue of execution issued out of
HD the justices Court in and for 0pic Township
the county of Butte and State of California. John Dick
p i'll suit for taxes for the year 1866. said court
wherein the People plaintiffs and Wilson is de
fendan: and also certain land hereinafter described is
also made defendant, TO me directed and delivered,
dollars, taxes aijude,ed against said land. and also
against said Wilson, together with fifteen dollars costs
have levied upon and hereby give notice that Will sch
at public sale, AT the door of the Court House Of said
county. at O'Clock. NJ on Saturday, the 81 day Of
August, 1867 800 Of land. situate in said county,
bounded south by Hutchins, being remainder Of land
of Walker and HRchins, not sold. to Jesse Hutclins
10 whonsoeye VIII take the least portion o said land and
pay all the said and thereon and upon such
sale being made, viii convey to such purchaser. by
tcate of sale. all the right TILE and interest OF said de
fendant any owner thereof subject only
to the right Of redemption provided by law i'll
salcs Of lands for taxes.
0roville, ophir Township, July i. 1867
W B SPENCER
Constable Of said Township
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Cold CouNTRIEs.-The New York Times says it
does not follow because Alaska does not produce
corn, cotton, coffee and thar it is OF no
value. Newfoundland possessing the same kind of
climate, exports FISH TO the value of five millions
Of dollars annually.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-27
Opinions of the Press.

'lor Dohery is skillful physician and honorable.
gentleman any statement he makes To his patients he il
sure To fulfill That fact is great of his eI-
nert in his profession. unfortunate that
among the many advertising physicians there one who
can be depended on. '-Rerie3c.
'Ir Doherys reputation physician is sufficient
guarantee for the cure of any he undertakes >
Chronicle
'Dr Dohery has devoted his study more particularly
to chronic specific and secret practice and as suci i,
now the most successful of any ply yscian in San Fran
cisco fire. Press.
Dr. Dohertys reputation is second to no other pbvs.
clan on the coast IN chronic and specific practice
Mirror.
DE DoHzFsTY-Few men in the medical profession
nave siceeied IN gaining the confidence Of the nub,,
III Their skill and Judgment he has ENQUIRER
ilr Doherty ranks Of our most distn rnisbe
phys1clahs, ana also of the successful which
Is now the criterion by which the medical pra.toner is
judged '-Ecto. "
DR. W. h DoHEETY.-peIsons going to San Francis
60 IN search Of medical aid, should by all means call ON
e above person, at his Institute He is gentleman of
rare sSloiastlc and scientific attnnents and is well
worthy ne extensive patronage he receives from all
parts OF the State '-NationaL -
DIR. W. +. DOHERTY
Private Medical and Surgical Institute
sacramento street. below MONTGOMERY
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Office
ffiSase entrance on Leidesdor street san Francisco
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-27

Nae shoon to hide her tiny taes,
Nae stockings on her feet:
Her supple ankles white as snow
OF early blossoms sweet.
Her simple dress of sprinkled pink.
Her double, dinlpled chin,
Her paclzered lip and l'aglmy Inout,
With na ane tooth between.
If,-r cen, sac like her nither's cen,
Twa gentle liquid things;
Her face is Ike an angels face-
We're glad she has nae wings.
She is the budding o. our love,
A giitie God gle us;
We munna lave the gift over weel,
'Twsid be nae blessing thus.