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he Law Of Blockade.

A blockade is . high act of sovereign
authority. Every belligerent has right
to blockade the ports Of his enemy;
but, in order to render neutral yesssla.
liable to the penalty which attaches to
q breach Of the blockade, there must
be- iwI
First, an actual blockade imposed by
competent authority. Second, notice
thereof. Third, . violafion of the block
ade. 4th, amere proclamation thst apar-
ticular port is invested by o competent
naval force. A blockade commences
from the time a competent force is sta
toned to prevent communication
There are two kinds Of blockade: one
by the simple fact only; the other BY
notification, accompanied by tho tact.
In the former case, when the fact ceases
otherwise than by accident or the shift
ing of the windy, there is Immediately
an end to the blockade. But when the
fact IL accompanied by public notitica-
tion from the Government OF a bellig-
erent county to neutral governments,
prima facie The blockade must be sup
posed to exist till it has been publicly
repealed. -
A blockade must be existing in point
of fact, end to constitute that existence
there must be power present to en-
force it. The famous Berlin and Mi
Ian DEGREES and the British order in
council were held illegal because they
assumed, in contravention OF the clear
est principles of public law, to impose
the penalties of breach Of blockade
wher no actual blockade existed; in
other words, to create blockade by
proclamation. The United States gov
eminent has uniformly insisted that
blockade should be effective by the
presence of competent force, and have
also protested against the rights of seiz-
ure and contiscation to Intellectual or
fictitious blockade.
A blockade having been established,
the ingress and egrcss Of vessels arc acts
treated as breaches of it, for the des-
truction of the encmy's commerce is
the very object of the blockade. 1t is
intended to suspend the entire COM
merce of the place, and neutral is no
more at liberty to assist the traffic OF
deportation than of importation. The
utmost that can allowed to neutral is,
that, having taken in cargo before the
blockade begins, she may be at liberty
to retire with it.
The sanctions of the law of blockade
are the seizure and condemnation Of
the offending ship or cargo, either or
both.
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."vALuAsLE RExspY.-yot less than 500 pa
ticnts from the vasious Hospitals have procured
the celebrated Anti Rheumatic Cordial and Health
Retorasive, manufactured by DR.. ApoLPHus, Of
San Francisco, and in the use of which every in
'dlvidua has FOUND speedy ana permanent cure.
Amongst the thousands Of persons who have used
thia inyaiMsbe sene1y witbia yhs lsstfs moushp,
every one Of them have experienced the most ben
9s.ss S' sro ssts H.; sp &c.
efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than
death from Rheumatic pains, experience speedy
and effcctual relief from IL -asx,hnd are daily
sending their grateful acknowledgements to the
enterprising and scientific proprietor" For sale
at Wholesale and retail BY DR.. II. AboLPnrs, and
by RsDDmoroN Co., Agents, '7' 'a ~. w.
San Francisco, March 1851. : rH' 2O:m3..'s'
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Notice

To School Supcrintendents and School Directors
Of W. Tn accordance with the duty devolving
upon me as Territorial School Superintendent,
would recommend uniform system of school
books throughout the Territory. After consulting
with several educators and County Supcrintend-
ents, we have agreed upon the following text
books, and would recommend them for adoption
as soon practicable AT VA
Towns Speller; Parker / Watson's LIST, Cd, ID,
4th and 9Th Readers; Webstcrs Unabridged Die
tionary Ray II Arithmetic. parts 1T, % and Sd
Rays High-school do Rays Algebra, parts LIST
and I'd Rays Geometry; Rays Surveying and
Trgnomctry; Oark's English Grammar, parts LIST
and ID; CGftersa Physiology; Cornell Series oi
Geographic %hs. MSoe'' RStary, ,yep,scorre a4
Olympia, April goth, 1881. 2s:N 2. a'+ 80
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CLUB HOUSE clN.

THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING SOLE AGENTS
Of the above Gin offer it to The public Is the finest
HOLLAND GIN, and the only GENUINE CLUB
HOUSE GIN imported to this market. hjaty j.
It's put up IN GREEN CASES, and branded
W. 8. O., CLUB HOUSE. We shall continue 10
receive the above Gin regularly. ''f'1 'Ts'avss,
.rs sasrs,.. ALSO irs IA ~ e e
Pare Ambrosial Whisky, I'm TASKS; a.i.ee -
Pure Nectar Whisy, IN new style bottles:
Pure Bourbon whisky. 2 ,s4' ,s'f.e +. !,
The above Liquors arc from The we'll known
house OF VIM. s. Oorvin { Co.., New York, and
are guaranteed dns and pure. i..'a .9 ,..87 -
sr',as SIS sfs W. B. CUMMINGS 1 90. /,
lint e ;843's5 30 CaliibBnis st., Ben Fraa. /,
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= casasals. - - 81, - ~ sdysslisi,s
vhieh b ss1siaa1s - - ssessss1al ussauess =
diseaeee. Deeeaee q ~ unDam1Deo1 49,
there hsvs sesuaG, aso de y H., isse t..
&C. 49,, 1890 - ss.ss;:s = :s.ss.,
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seaSaessa hssa6eoe 81 u6slsDns 49, T. ~
- and unssspeuoog, 49, oossueelsa q HesSS
- b seos casse - i11e1k Dsvsss Il 49,
yss vssld q ~ Ulas -, ~ thsy sss = 6.
.soetivs. p: yss.ss 80 2 :: - ssl CLAY o.,
viii ssGasd y ssnssssstisa, (aa isdipepa,aa.
preliminary bstwsss patient ed .ysssesiba, ~
which 10 hssidis1nsss - Alss 6sllesey -
~ aside,) d. YeUag bsgD Fespoet16ny 8 - e
thoss wishing - eoasult hiD, thee = esdoasyi r.
stances ths Ssaal Ibe y sxYeetsd - b sths -.
titionsss bat whore patients ssek 70 sntssss ~
cases 70 he e.s'ss nsss & e.s.s, = sa.ss n.y.
spsciie consideration 70 cea1ue$ Ne eass -
dssssni.aas ls.iel, o. y . ss:ss:se.l i.ssss w.
BY the isvatid b Ht oncs appsised u ~ e1seo1 =
he sxpssss - - isssusl, asd ~ plvsieioo A.
cared the punctual attendases q hls patient, vlA
the golden toll often dstsss bsgesd ~ ssesal =
vii! b hePsy - ssssetioa - H. tasc lssUx
of Tie patient, - ny ~ aGrsed ~ ~ ~ ~.
view. *
70 RESPONDRNrS.
Patients rssidiag In any part q ths Stsss. -
ever distant, who may desire the spislea al e.
vice Of Dr.. Young On their respective eases, "a
who think proper 70 submit . wfittsa Ooaseusnt q
SUCH In preference 70 hoiding personal intssviev
are respectfully assured that their sonnunieatiees
will be held most sacred. Dr.. Young ta1o III
opportunity Of observing that all lsttsEs ~ odI
opened and replied to BY himself sad Tie Latter .
promptly - possible. $3.50.
II the case be fully and candidly described, ~.
sonal communication will b supsfssded, g h.
structons for diet, regimen, snd the genercl treat
ment Of the case ITSELF (ncluding the sensdiesA
will be forwarded without delay, and in such (
manner to convey NO idea Of the lettes or parcel
80 transmitted. tslt altsnl
Consultation gratis. J. G. YOUNG, n. D. /.
The French Lunar, or FemoRo Ia
Monthly Pills. -,
The best remedy ever discovered for suppressed
mcnses in females. They are safe and sure, acting
in the most easy manner possible, nstsr erestin9
sickness, but renovatins the system, and u ~
same time they remove any distinctions which
may impede for the time the natural low Of ~
menses. No family should be without . box h
the house. they greatly assist In the delivery ct
of the child. They should mot b tsken
under some circumstances, in the early stages q
pregnancy, which will appear plain to ladies' "'l)
Price IS per box, with full directions, sent 70
any part Of the Pacific coast upon receipt Of tha
money. Address
&c. YOUNG,
7b1 Clay street,
Opposite southwest corner Of the Plaza,
l4:tf t..t. -..t. San Francisco.
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Private Medical Omce ana Uospital
1Si CLAY STREET,
Opposite eouthwest corner Of the Plaza, D
SAN FRANCISCO.
qg n DR.. j. o. YOUNG.

Da. J. O. You're, who has become % celebra-
ted for The thoueands ofeufes which be has per.
formed on old, chronic msrcuriel, syphiltic, and
all private diseases without mercury, Il consulted
daily Ct biz Once sstsClay T., fhsm "a. n. 70
Dr.. Young AaS probably had more practices ii
venersal di.easss thaa any physiciaa h California
He cures ~ The most ag1sayssed oeses Of this dis
case, and mild ones 10 removes II itom two TO
five days. The Doctor has lne many yeass been
known = the most eminent cad successful physi
clan prActlsiht II ths United 0tatas, and what b
speedy and permanent cure.
Travellers, sssnen, miners and others, whe vish
TO b cused without mercuyy, hjpdsaace kom busi-
nsss, Of exposurs 70 friends, SA6ald apply % IN
- soon - possible, and perfect cur gusssaAssl
he nilowise a. ! ~ Il he ,sasv !, ,,ne,,a,.
Of Dr.. Yeune's ahlliI - = practltloasr, vhiek
have appsarsd IN ths public Journals & ~ isss
Tow years.
3 gTG EFnsn lsru Dosfpn lGuplcAx JosnuAt. ss-
Although Ne are opposed 70 the systsm Of a.
vertising FOR good ead sp1eisat rsasoas, sa,ll "
dean 4 b.t justice e ~ Nat q: Yosie = -
d ths medical seisies = ~ Uai1si 6taass.
uasx Pysssssea yAexses.] ~
Dr. Yosss, "a - - .sll 4 81 Issssiss, "a
can bear tsstimehy 70 III nsrite g : Draealiieese
lFpon IN M York gHlpAIp.1
fks epinsnes 81 tkh dissiaeriiskea I, w.. /.
BE prolGssiod, ~ ~ vSfy'6xStpdsd spsce11n3.
tlss honeaad b hin ~ ~ easseyonc6 e 49,.
RAJ dlssaese, nakes ~ serviees lnyl1sahle e
tAos> falieted Nh ~ show senp(aiae0,
yaox ~ Wals AID Asysps1oua,1 Is S.
All a0iotsd With pstvets CONSTANTS ekouN. II
pooabls, consult n. Youne, wiocs neSl9s1 ~.
cation y 1cs saspeseee ~ ~ physielaas = ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

Mercury has been named, not inaptly, "Thc
curse Of Man." as, under the trcacherous garb Of
rcstorcr, It bequeaths the most terrible disease.
We do not see it at once, but hidden beneath the
fair surface it poisons the blood, destroys the
vous and muscular system, preventing the action
Of the joints, and rendering wretched, under the
name Of rheumatism, the life Of the suncrcs.-
" The remedy Is worse than the disease" as many
poor, crippled, miserable toothless wretch will
say, while pointing to his decaycd jaws and ulcer
Gus gums, he tells Of its ravagcs-or at his swollen
joints and body marked with purple or leaden col
ored sores which speak Of his pains, and again at
his impaired, ruined digestion, which tells Of
wrctchcd days and sleepless nights.
All affections arising from tho use Of mercury
perfectly eradicated and health fully restored.
All diseases OF q private nature
arising from impure connection, such % Ulcers,
Swelling Of the Groins, Ulcers In the Throat, Sec
ondary Syphilis, Cutaneous Eruptons, alterations,
Tertiary Syphilis. Syphilis in Children, Mercuriai
Syphilitic Affections, Gonorrhea, Gcet Structures,
False Passages, inflammation Of the Bladder, and
Prostate Glands, Excoriations, Tumors, Pustules
etc., treated in the most scientific manner.
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u. <. KA0T.

Sole Agent of the well known house Of SEIBER,
LICH, Philadelphia, whose goods are recognized
workmanship and style, than any other house in
the world, and has now opened sample lots at his
extensive warerooms, ala California St.
The attention Of the trade l. invited. ~
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p SAFES! SAFEST
' y. TlLprAH.

- Battary street, san ErAAolDco,
CQLE Agent for TlLTON MVFARLAND'6
- celebrated Fire-Proof and Burglar ooGbo.
This Safe . we'll known In the market for is ~
California, - we'll In the East, the hottest Ares
known. We car refer 70 endless esrtiAeatss fiuu
parties In oar mining towns, where these Ss5ss
have been subject 70 the NEST severe tssts Of IL
Inequalities. These Safes are secured BY our
Comb1nat1on Iock.
This Loek IL IN every respect he aest sscufs
one In use; y Requires thu ky end cemhinalea ~
open the Safe. II the key shop6 IS ahstrscted
rom the owner, Il would Is perfectly usslsss y
the posseesor without Me knowiae (ho ts9blsA.
ton, OF nsatal key, whish ~ swaR ssnlwIh
10 those n want Of Z reliable ~, ~ eatf ~
- A large assostmsAt = AaA1 ~ = sssivs.
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sssen.. 20 bettesy IT., eaa Franchise.
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/ p~ Stuff your pockets with macker:
81, aud imagine yourself a whale, and
you are a hopeful member of the cod
fish aristocracy.
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MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

The following rec ommendaion is from one OF the
oldest physicions in New London, Conn.
Messrs. A. b. h ID. SAYDs:-Gentlemcn:--l our
Sarsaparila has been very extensively used in this
city and the neighboring towns, and SO far as my
knowledge extends, uniformly with success. In q
great variety of diseases of long standing, and OF
very distressing and dangerous character, which
have resisted long list of remedial agents, 1t has
been used-in many of them with complete sue
cess and in all with decided benefit. 1t is regard
cd by the medical profession as medicine OF grea
efficacy in numerous class of diseases, such as n-
vetcrate constitutional complaints, when the sys-
tenn has been long dscascd in cases of long stand
ing in obstinate diseases of the skim in enfecbled
conditions of the system; in chronic abscesses at
tended with profusc discharges; diseases of the
bones: obstinate ulcers; chronic pulmonary alice
tons, enlarged glands, and various other mnadies
connected with n dcpraved state of the system.
Its use is usually followed with Improvement Of APP
petite and Digestion increase of strength and flesh,
better rests at night, the production of more
healthy state of mind, and complete restoration to
health: Truly yours,
WM STERNE. NJ. D.
Prepared and sold by A. b. & d. SANDS, whole
sale druggists 100 Fulton street, corner of William,
New York.
For sale by H. JOHNSON 4 Co., and REpINGToN
4 Co., San Francisco; TIcE & COFFIN, Marysville,
r. II. MCDONALD 4 Co., Sacramento and drug
gists genererally.
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DR.. Young waeld state that he has been pro-
lessor Of Obstetrics and Female diseases for the
past fourteen Year,, and 10 fally qualified 10 ad-
minister In all cases both medically and surgicaly
not In superficial, but In - thorough manner
as years Of study and practice-both In hospitals
and private fAmilies-can make. Therefore iAmi-
lies can rely upon him ~ upon fsthsr. An In
ahliction can fnd In him one who can feel and
sympathise with, and beftiend them In trouble
one In whose secrecy the utmost ceahdence can be
placed. Come, all 70 that ere afflicted and In
trouble, and you will DO relieved and cured.
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T ensAl ~, Vx : AyMANu0 g .nQtlQed
recently in . pear, orchard soas Of the
consequences Of imperfect shorteuiur
in.~-A few of the Bartletts were load.
ed with fruit, and the branches Ekere
bent 70 the ground. The wood was
quite too slender to hold up, the fruit.
We could see that some Of the annu.
al growths had been lett two feet or
more in length, and no pains had been
taken to bring the limbs out to an oh.
tuse angle to the trunk. of the. tree.
Had only foot of wood been left at
each annual pruning, in the earlier sta
ges OF growth, the limbs would have
been sufficiently large and strong to
hold the present burden Of fruit.
Fruit growers, especially the inexperi-
enced, are 90 much in a hurry to get
large quantities of fruit, that they spare
too much wood upon the young tree.
When bearing begins, too much fruit
is left upon the limbs, and they become.
permanently dropping. This superin-
duces excessive fruaitf1lness and prema.
ture decay. Tho first eight years of
the Ute Of ? fruit tree are the most i'm,
portaut, and require judicious manage
ment- # q good compact head be
formed, In this period, it will need
comparatively little pruning after that.
The wood is of the first consequence
in thee years, and the fruit should BE-
steadily sa0rificed for the future good
Of the tree. Apply the knife above
and the'compost below, and keep the
heed4 e much in. . pynmidical shape
~ possible. IN duetime, you will have
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PEACH CULrIvAT1oN.-The land for
"a peach orchard should be thoroughly
mellowed and underdrained if necessa-
ry, and the holes dug by line, rod
apart each way. Be sure and have the
holes large enough so as to have q
chance for spreading out the roots to
their full extent without crowding.
They should be we'll set and staked, to
keep the wind from blowing them
over before they get we'll rooted. The
first and second seasons the land may
be planted with corn, or some hoed
crop. I prefer corn to any other crop,
as it Is not liable to disturb the roots Of
the trees as potatoes or other root crops.
Still, root crops may be put in by TAX
ing care not to put them too close to
the trees. After the second season the
trees should have the whole ground,
and it should be kept worked every
year, so as to keep it free from weeds,
and manure shonld be applied. /
The tees should be trimmed enough
to keepEthem in good shape, with no
scraggy branches. Many think that
trimming ruins peach trees, but it is Q
mistaken notion, for have seen several
peach orchards that had been given up
as good for nothing, taken hold of by a
man who went into them and trimmed
away more than half of their tops, and
the trees began to bear Immediately,
and continued to bear for some years
after. The use. Of lime as a manure
should be avoided in the peach orchard,
as have Known ofsseveral orchards
thathave been ruined by the use of lime.
Rye isalsc igjurieuE topesch afess.s {.
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Sands S' s.
The Great American Remedy
For Purlfying the blood.
wilL % FOUND
A CERTAIN CURE

Morcuf10l D1scdSeS, AuNCI NO"
plant, Cutaneous Eruptions,
Stubborn Ulcers, Loss Of
Appetite. General Dc
bility, &c.
As AN Alternative AND RExovATISG AGENT, 1T Is
f. rxEorALLED!!!
A plentiful supply Of pure blood Is as essential
to animal life - light, heat and genial showers are
70 the vegetable kingdom. When the proper CIR
culaton Of the vital fluid is impeded, sickness Is
The inevitable consequence the sccrctions become
unhealthy the liver becomes clogged with impure
bile, which, forced into the system vitatcs and IN
flames the blood, engcndering scrotula and cutane-
Gus and hillary disorders. The experience OF SIX
teen years has fully established the high reputa-
tom Of this invaluable medicine; its curative pow
ers have been thoroughly tested in long-standing
and obstinate cases, with such invariable success
as to call forth the most Aattcring commentators
rom eminent physicians throughout the countrA.