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The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07
BarbarOus.
TANTRUXS.

Mr.. EDITOR: Confined as You are to your sane
tum, you are probably not aware of the frequency
OF such conduct as am about to call your attention
to. otherwise you would undoubtedly devote a col
umn each week especially to the advancement OF
civilization.
As friend | were riding over the plains, about
ten miles from your Office, we came across young
bull that appeared to be scentns and feeling about
for grass. As we approached one of Gods crea-
tures raised his head not his eyes for eyes he had
not. He was blind. We said some hend in human
shape has done this. for it does seem that some
men have more of the spirit of the devil than OF
human beings, and, if possible, even surpass him in
malciousness For, if we can credit Milton, when
the devil about to tempt our first parents perched
himself upon the nights around Paradise and look
ed down upon the innocence of Adam and Eve, he
half relented, and exclaimed, but for spiting the
Almighty he himself though damned, would abhor
the deed.
On making little inquiry. we learned the follow
facts from young mon in the neighborhood, viz:
That the animal belonged TO and had strayed away
from Joe Miller of Frenchtown-that he received
his injuries from some person living on the Dewey
farm, about a mile south of Pence's ranch. (Mr.
Dewey not living there, THAT the perpetrator of
the foul deed first shot out one eye, and that the
animal war seen about there with the eyebal lying
out on his cheek-that subsequently he shot out the
other eye, and all under the miserable pretext that
the bull got into his fields or stad about his place.
and that pecuniary satisfaction had been given the
owner.
Now Mr.. Editor, we community of savages,
that such things shall go unnoticed? Or have we
no laws to protect dumb animals from such treat
ment? If we have laws and grand jurors. and a
District Attorney. and still the men who are guilty
of such crimes the above not made to feel the
force Of such laws then we must conclude that our
officials riH not do their duty, and for this reason
some our best statutes are dead letter.
HUMANITY.
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Village Gossip.

ENTERPRISE, August 96th, l667-
Ma. EpIToR:-I suppose you are well aware that
there generally exists in every country village
some evil disposed person or persons. who are
seemingly well fitted for the vocation OF news car
rier, scandal monger, SC. They take an exquisite
delight in retailing the sayings and doings of their
neighbors. This community shares the fate of ma
ny others of lis size. There are several such per
sons here. who make their business TO pry out the
hidden thoughts you wish no one TO know but your
self, and then go 70 neighbor you have probably
SAID few words against-not enough to amount to
anything-and put their own construction On what
you have said. tell her such packet as viii cause
her hair TO stand on end with horror, and make her
rush frantically to seek satisfaction of some enc
for her wrongs. case of this occurred here late
ly: One woman ran around the country telling
that another woman had told some other woman
an awfnl story about neighbor. and Offering to
prove, if necessary. that il had been told. The
party who had told the story then left The enc it
was told to- like sensible woman went to work 10
find out the truth. After enquiring of dozen
families, and probing the matter to its foundation.
she found that half of the story had been added to
if by the who told her: and that the woma n
who said to have set the ball rolling in the first
place entirely innocent; and, furthermore, she
has been i'll and unable retail scandal for three
years. If all the in the place were like her
there would be very little trouble between neigh
bors.
The Good Templar's Lodge has furnished tn e
scandal mongers, and people who are fond of max
ing remarks and throwing out hints and insinua-
tons with food for great deal OF talk bat we are
doing right and hope soon to see all such things
die away. And they will soon find some other SUBJ
ject to start of on and set the whole town by the
ears, and even the little children and the grown
people in ferment, with their poisonous. despica-
ble miserable, fimsy nonsensical talk. God re-
wardeth well such as those who set at naught the
commandments: Thou shalt not bear false wit
ness; Judge not lest ye be judged, in Ais divine
word. Every hour of agony they have caused
another shall be meted out to them and they shall
be made suffer tenfoid for the misery they have
made others suffer- / wonder if they ever think of
the hereafter. 1t seems they do not.
TASTRUMS.
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REGISTER IN BANDRUrTCY A. L. Woodwork
Register in Bankruptcy, for this Congressional
District, will be in Marysville on the sth 9Th and
10th of October, for the purpose of verifying vol
unlary petitions in Bankruptcy. Those who de-
sire to mapplication under the national law for a
discharge from their Indebtedness should improve
this occasion. S. Rosenbam, Esq, has supply OF
the accessory blanks.
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ACCIDENTALLY Significantly, at Austin, q
man named A. C. Marsh, an immigrant, shot him
self in the thigh while careiessly drawing Henry
rife from his wagon with the muzzle toward him.
The extent of his injury is not known. Marsh is
from New York City.
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Mustang Linirltent.

HAVE you hurt child or lame horse Use tho Mex
lean Mustang Linimeut
For cuts. sprains burns swelling and caEcd breast.
the Mexican Mustang LinimeDt is certain cure
For rheumatism, neuralgia stiff joints stings and
bites there is nothing Like the Mexican Mustang Lini-
inert.
For spawned horses. the polc-eyil ring bone and
sweery. the Mexican Mustang Iiniment never fails
For wind gals. scratches. big head and splnt the
Mexican Mustang Linent is worth its weight in gold
Cuts, bruises. sprains and swelings. are so common
and certain in every family that bottle of this
Lininent is the best investment that be made
1t is certain than the doctor-it time in
eending for the doctort IS cheaper than the doctor
and should never be dispensed with.
I'm lifting the kettle from the fire ii tipped over and
scalded my hands terribly. The Mustang
Linment extracted the pain, caused the sore heal
rapidly, and LETT very little scar.
OHAs Foster. 421 Broad ST Philad'
Mr. LITcE, of Hyde Park. VI. wgites: My horse
considered worthless spavinl but use
the Mustang Iiniment. have sold him $3.50 Your
Liniment is doing wonders up here
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engravngs sign
ed, Westbrook. Chemist. and also has the private
5 stamp of DEMAS. BARNLs * co, over the top.
Look closely. Sold by al druggists, at 25 and 81
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Of men women and children have arrived at Aus
tin, Nevada, on their way to California. They are
all from Illinois, and left Council Bluffs on the lst
Of May. They encountered no difficulty with In
dams. although there was trouble behind and in
advance OF them.
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MARRIasE AND CE-1BAcY.-An Essay Of Warning and
Instruction for young nen-also, diseases and abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers. with Of
hefsent free of charge in sealed letter envelopes Ad
dress Dr. J. skilhn Houshson. Ho-ard Assccizhcn.
Philadelphia Pa
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

CoLoNIsTs.-The American colonst to Venezuela
have selected for settlement choice spot three
hundred miles up the Orinoco river, and expect to
engage in the culture of sugar. They have been
Hospitality treated.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

STEEL rails have been for some time past in use
on the hudson river railroad. The new track Of
this road of STEEL is laid from New York TO yonkers
and during this month further section to sing sing
will be completed.
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MISING AccIpEST.--On Wednesday afternoon
last. SAYS the Calayeras Chronicle of August 3lst.
4 Chileno, named Cataldo. was seriously injured
BY being caved on while at work in the Whisky
Slide quartz claim. Several of his ribs were broken
BY the falling rock. and he was otherwise badly
bruised
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Lyons Extract Ginger.

LYONS Extract o. Pure Jamaica Ginger for Indires
Con Nausea Heartburn, Sick Headache Cholera Nor
bus Fizsuency. etc. where warming sf;mTlant l. "a
us careful preparation entire purity make
cheap and reliable article for culinary purpose
Pure Extr2ct-take no other
Pianntlon Bifterz, Magnolia Water Lyons Eathsr1on
Mustang Lniment etc. for sale b-
NcDERNOTT. DRUGGIST
And oEu1Gx Px1uus. oroviIle Cal
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MARRIED BRoTHERs.-The two daughters of DR..
Webster, the Parkman murderer, married two
brothers from Virginia. named Dabney, and are
now living at the Azore Islands.
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MEDICAL.
0
ST186oX.

PRISONS OF Seienta-y habits troubled with weakness
ssstude ralration q the heart lack Of appetite DIS
ress after eating sorsd liver constipation etc. deserve
siffer il they VIII Try the celebrated PLANTA
TIoN BITTEFsS. which recommended by the
highest medical authorities and warranted To produce
n<>TnIATK beneficial effect They exceedingly
aSreeaQle perfectly pure, and must spc-sie a other
tonics where healthy. gentle stlulani is required
They purify. strengthen and llyisora,e;
They create healthy appetite:
They antisiute to change az water and diet;
They strengthen the system aud eniiveE the mind;
They prevent nlias1atic and intermittent fever>;
They purify the breath and aci;y ~ the stomach;
They cure Dyspepsia and ConSrparoa
They cure liver complaint and nervous head ache;
They make the weak strong. the larguii brilliant.
and exhausted natures grea; reStorer They are
composed of the celebrated Calsaya bark winter green
ssssfras. roots and hb-bs all preserved perfectly
pure St DroiN Rum For particulars. circulars and
testimonials around each bottle
Beware Of inpos;or>. Examine every bottle. See
that If has private T. 5. stamp un,nutate the
cork. with plantation and signature a fine
steel plate side label See that bottle no, reed
with spurious and deleserioas Any person pre-
tending sell Plantation Bitters by the gallon or in
bulk, is npostor. Any person initiating this bottle
selling any other material therein whether sailed
Law and will be prosecuted by US The demand for
chants etc is Incredible The simple trial os bottle
is the evidence present of their worth and superior
ity They arc sold by all respectable druggists grooers
physicians hotels. saloons, steamboats, and country
stores Il DRAKE Il co.
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Ar the New England mill, lately, above Colfax,
the well-known quarter-horse 0ne-eyed joe owned
by l.. D. Crown, was run and killed by a
freight train on the Central Pacific Railroad.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

JOHN D. STOCKTON of the New York Tribune,
has fasn heir to 100000 worth of Mississippi
steamboats,. He is going to give all the journalists
free pass.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

PRESIDENT JOHNSON contempates making
short trip to Tennessee as he can be spared
from his official duties, and also visiting Long
Branch and other Northern watering places.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

The Western New York Catholic of Buffalo,
learns from public rumor and from private
source of some credit that Bishop Rosecrans, of
Cincinnati, is to be the next Bishop of Buffalo,
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

AN officer in Buffalo hailed fellow on the street
having some hoop skirts, which he suspected were
stolen. The rogue threw one over the officer S
head and made his escape.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

DANIEL E. HASTINGS. of Sutterville. Sacramento
county, was accidentally shot on the lst inst. and
died from the effects of il instantly.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

SMALL assembly at the Astor House. n. Y.
lately nominated General Phil. Sheridan for the
Presidency, and Governor Reuben Z. Fenton for
for the Vice PresideRcy
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

THE Shoshone Indians are about starting on the
war path. They are after the Pahranaga.s who
have been stealing their squaws
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

WIRE-PULLING. The Salt Lake Tedette insists
the Indians have captured six miles of the tele-
graph wire, and punningly adds that this kind of
"wire- e-pulling" will not do
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

TnE English of Santa Anna is St. Ann. The fam
lily OF the notorious Gen. Santa Anna is abont the
only one of the name known in the City of Mexico.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07
Lyons Flea Powder.

DEATH TO FLEAs-Iti is well known that Ivon's gen.
iiine Magnetic Powder VIII perfectly destroy everything
Ia the shape OF heas, ticks bed bugs ruuches etc that
is perfect poison to the insect tribe but entirely harm
less to the human species and domestic animals The
genuine has the signature of LYON and the private
stamp OF DEMAS BARNES K CD. Anything else of
TINS kInd is an imitation counterfeit ANY r-y,ceis
VIII procure you the genuine if YOU insist you viii hye
other. -
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GKEENBAcKs-The New York Times says that
many clerks in that city are receiving less in
Greenbacks than they received in gold during the
war.
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GEN. BEAuREGARp has been elected Vice Pres-
dent of New Orleans Commercial and Industrial
Association.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07
U. s. MAIL LINE!

U. s. MAIL LINE!
Oroville, Chico. Susnnvilie & TaylorvilIc.
THROUGH FROM MARYSvILLE TO SUSANyILLE,
IN TWRNTY-EIGHT HOURS.
AS" 4 SPL f DI ID FO L r.
HE&&3S Horse Coach leaves Orovile every 9TH
day the arrival OF the and arrives Susan
vile and Taylorvilie on the following days:
Returning leaves Susanville and Taylorvile every
other morning at A n and arrives in oToville next
day in time for the evening train TO Marysvile.
Leaves Chico every other day At u NJ and arrives 81
Susanvile snd Tayorville the following days Return
ing leaves Susanyfle and Taylorville at A NJ, and
arrives in Chico the following days at P. N.
Leaves Oroville in July dates and in August
odd dates.
fd1Nl- az W
Office at the Union Hotel Oroville
ALLEN J. WOOD, Proprietor.
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coSsCNF1Tos. Ike the Ratte-Snake. always gives
warning Of its approach hacking cough dull pain
in the chest. difficulty OF breathing ars the indications
that there are more or less irritation of the lungs
this be neglected and 80 until pastules formed.
followed by tbercles which sometimes eat of the blood
vessels death vii be the result Aliens Lung Bala1n
VIII heal al the irita.ed parts sllsy the Inflammation,
removing the phlasn and matter. thus stopping the
cough and preventing fatal Consumption
For sale BY Crane < Brigham. and Redington Co..
ssh Francisco. Also by the Dealers in Family Medi-
cine rieerally
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A NEW paper on the Cooperative plan is to be
started in Cleveland, Ohio. and will be called The
Times.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

AT the commencement of business. September
I'd, the balance in the State Treasury amounted to
s66l SOS SIS.
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oRoviLLE WATER WORKS.

usON and after August Ixt 1857 III 4
moneys arising from the sale of xa.sr -. ~, -
Pagans on ne Isl Of each month in advance. and mn
viii be shut Oh 1ei. = =. - =. seo 1sL1
Orovire August Isl, 1857 ~ 4
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The steamship Great Republic will carry cut on
her first passage about 100 passengers to Japan
and China.
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STAGES LEAVE oRo-

A@ STAGES LEAVE ORO-
&EK454T vile every Monday. Wednesday and
ffiday. and in Indian Valley the next day four
O'Clock P. " Stages leave Indian Valley every Monday
Wednesday ard Friday. and arrive in 0royie the next
day. At O'Clock F. NJ.
The line well stocked for stasing. and If is well
known that this route is nov, always and win be-
the shortest and best route from 0rovne to Indian Val
ny. Fsre ae cheap % any other roufe
4. z GARLAND, Prcrf1sscr.
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U. S. MAIL LINE!
For Carnptonviue and Downievi.I. Connecting at the
Mountain House,
For Meadow Lake City.

c@A" PASSENGERS LEAVING
SASsL6ES the Office in the morning. viii arrive
the same day at Meadow Lake City.
Office at the St Nicholas Hotel. corner and Sd sts
Marysvile
n. B.-Throush Tickets SIS.
A MURRAY. Agent
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NOTICE TO
OWNERS OF M!NERALIAND
U. S. SURVEYORS OFFICE.
D. D. BROWN.
I. 8. Deputy Surveyor for Mineral District
NuNBER THREE
Embracing Butte Sierra, and plunnas coun,is.

q IHce AT Union Hotel. CrcviIle. Claim.
ants VINO wish to acquire perfect titles to their
sary for that purpose --''e
LAa,hna'lons made on mines and other property and
releoie reports furnished Address through Posi- ce
or Express, n n npnu~ sn ~ oi'ee
AP-Na Deputy Surveyor, OroyiIe
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Magnolia Water.

TOILET delight superior TO any Cologne 1lseSl 70
hathe the face and person. render the skin soft and
fresh, to aay inflammation TO perfume clothing for
headache, etc 1t Is manufactured from the rich South
erI Magnolia and is obtaining patronage quite unpre-
ceoiented II is favorite with actresses and opera
singers.
1t is sold by al dealers. at ST. large bottles by
DEMAS BARNES { CO New YORK Wholesale AGENTS
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A re now opening and Daily Receiving.
N one Of the finest and cheapest Spring Stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods offered to the public
this side OF San Francisco.
Our stock consists Of all the la-es. STYLES Of Goods
appropriate for Spring and Summer, such as
French and Jacinett Lawn.
ShaInbres OF all Shades,
Linen Lawns and Ginshzrns,
French and American Prints.
Mourning Dress Goods.
Travelling Goods,
Black and Colored Silks.
Parosals and Shades,
Lace shawIs,
Fancy Goods,
Irish Linens,
En,broide-iag Of all kinds,
Ladies Childrens' and Misses Hose,
Linen Cambria.
sheetine and 1iuslins Of all kinds,
Blankets and Marsailes Bed Quil..
Carpets Of all kinds.
China wadding
Hoop skirts and Bslnorals
Trunks and vaHses,
Ladies and Gents Undervzre
Fancy Dress snttons,
Cluny 6ingham Lace
Also ali the latest styles Of Ladies' and Child-en's
Straw Hsts. OF every variety
All of the above goods we intend to sell At San Fr.n
cisco prices
wholesale buyers viii find our stock of DRY Goods
Boots, Shoes Hats complete IN every branch and
assortment comprises everything wanted for
their trade. prices cannot fail to satisfy the closest
buyers.
Give Us caIi before purchasing elsewhere.
An orders promptly filed.
czorsile
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CHICO BREWERY.

ohAi-LES CholSSAAI----------.- Proprietor
Ep ESPECTFILI4Y INFORMS THE PCR-
= he and his old friends that he is 1nsnutsctur-
ing and keeps constantly haIld large and superior
quality of
Lager Beer.
Ten Gallons for 81 CO. live Gallons fer 81 CO.
All orders VIII be promptly attended to- that are lefe
at the Union 2oon under the butcher shop Aioneoir
cry street, Orcyille n29-tf
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U. S. MAIL LINE!

Prom orovins to Quincy AID Indian Valley. Shortest
and Bes. Route.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

GENERAL PILLow estimates that the corn crop
on his plantations near Helena, Arkansas at 200, :
600 bushels
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07
Lyons kafhairOn.

II is most delightful hair dressing:
IL eradlcates scIrf and dan6ruff:
1t keeps the head cool and clean:
Ii makes the hair soft and glossy:
II prevents the hair turning gray and fariiu off
II restores hair upon prelnaturely bald heads
Inns Is Just what Lyons katharon will do II is
preS-ifls cheart Is durable. 1t is literally sold by
me carload, and yet It's almost incredible demand is
oaliy increasing, Until there Is hardly country store
'n-' aoes not Keep IT, or family that does not use il
THOMAS LYON. Chemist Y
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HoPE FoR TIE AFFLIcIED.-In another part Of this
PAPER VIII be found the advertisement Of the celebrated
Instsute established by J. c Young in 1850 In this
age Of deeei. and carlatais. i, Is boon 70 the s
ering point out to them where they sure Of OBJ
tanning The wished for cure and relief Under care Of
the sklfal doctor the SICK and troubled divest
themselves OF their burden OF shame. lay aside their
cross and secure health and happiness you sick
or in trouble do hesitae-rtad the advertisement and
and follow the advice Do not forget the number or
Tho Of directing your latrer. Consultation Of
fee $50 Washington street, sun Francisco.
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TuE skeleton of a small dog was dug up at Port
land, the other day, which had upon its neck q
collar of pure gold.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

Table Mountain Lodge No. I24, f. q A. n.
"a The stated meetings of Table Mountain Lodge,
Y ~ No. l24 F. & 4. NJ are held on the first Tues
~. day Of each month. AZ Masonic Hall, OroviIe.
Called meetings every Tuesday.
Brethren in good standing are invited to attend
GEO. II. CROSEFTE ". NJ.
A. McDERNorT, Secretary.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAN KuLEa-Der;ves
much OF its popularity from the simplicity attending
use. which gives II a peculiar value in family. The
various diseases which may be reached by it. and in
their incipient stages eradicaIed. among those
which peculiarly fatal if suffered to but the
ave magic of this preparation al dsarms them of
their terrors In all respects It fuls the condition Of
popular medicine.
The Biblical Recorder in speaking Of the Pain
Killer. says:
We believe the public generally have great conf
dence in this medicine. The numerous testimonials
in its favor from well known Clergyman and mission
aries well calculated TO convince any but the most
skeptical. II there be any of our readers who still
doubt touching the magic powers of PERRY DAVIS PAN
KILLER to relieve pain advise them to buy one bot
tie, and give it trial We never knew it to fail.
SPECIAL MEDICAL NorIcE.-Dr. Ctas. Il. Tozer would
respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
Medical Institute the place. of Keaney
and Jackson streets San Franc5co where he has been
established for many years for the of special COM
plants. Having relinquishe my cid mode of adver-
Using which has become common with all the quack
doctors OF San Francisco filing the newspapers with
false references for the purpose OF imposing upon
strangers think il is only necessary to inform those in
need Of physician Of long experience and successful
practsce that can be consulted at oil hours at M
medical institute.
ladies suffering from the Whites Piles, weakness Of
the back pains in the sides headache, palpitaon of
the heart deranseeno OF their monthly sickness and
all other diseases that the female system is subject TO-
will find prompt relief by applying to Dr. C h Tozer
Ny female monthly pills never known TO fail in
giving relief to those cases for which they recon-
nlended To be obtained only at my ofhce-price five
dollars with full directions on each box Sent by mail
OF express
Consultation free. Al communications strictly con-
fdentri CHAs. +. TozER, NJ D,
Late consulting physician Of Lock Hospital. London