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The Shasta courier., 1863-08-29
From Oak Run,
LOYAL.
OAK Run, Aug

OAK Run, Aug. %, 1865.
Ed. COURIER We are working hard for our
country's cause, and working with pleasure and
good results. Every day we gain vote. At no
time do we lose one.
By the way, wish those Copporhead speakers
would come over and give another taste of their
eloquence. We gained at least fifteen votes as the
result of their efforts at Millrille, and think ano-
ther such would bnst them wide open. There is
one, though, right here, that | guess can't be
faxed. He said to brother Copperhead: 90 Now
am good reliable old Missouri Democrat hare
always gone the ticket, and can't be turned. Tn
going to vote the ticket this fall anyhow. and
should like to have rolled up pretty good vote in
our precinct here, and could have done it, too,
if them dog-on'd Democratic speechers hadn't come
over here"
Send them again. 1 don't believe the old man
himself could stand repetition.
Respectfully, rSIoS.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-29
OFFICERS OF ELECTION.

Shasta Precinct-C. Roethe, D. Lynch Judges
B. Shurtef, Inspector.
BuckeYe-0. Seamans, J. Blake, Judges D.
Whiting Inspector.
Churutown--D. c. Johnson, ?. Seamans. Judges;
y. Wolcott, inspector
Pittsburg-P. Williams. A. Sandford Judges
Tom Smith, Inspector.
Copper City-G. K. Willard, E. 6. Barney,
Judges; Geo. Silverthorn, Inspector.
North Cow Creek-D c. Osborne. J. Mitchell
Judges; A. Hildreth Inspector.
Oak Run-b. G. Hunt, D. B. Matlock, Judges
II. p. Ross Inspector.
Millville-o, II. P, Tanquary, r. A. Martin,
Judges; J. P. Webb. Inspector.
South Cow Creek J. Kemm, A Miller, yudg-
es; f. Vinegar. Inspector.
Sierra-J. 0sburn, E. II. Kelly, Judges; G.
Sheridan, Inspector.
North Battle Creek C. LaTour VIM. Towns
ley, Judges John Dunlap, Inspector.
Pit Riyer-B. T. Start W. Cation, Judges; A.
Thomas, Inspector.
Fort Crook-H. Whipple. L. L. Y. Hastings,
judges; r. Pugh, Inspector.
Parkville-J B. Adams, :. Combs, Judges A.
Hazelrigg. Inspector.
American Ranch-W Milby, W. Lean, Judges ;
E. derson, Inspector.
Ladwig's Bridge-G. Furman. W. Wilson,
Judges ". Ludwig, Inspector.
Canon Houses. Ward, ]. ninsmorc. Judges
B. Oliver, Inspector.
Texas Springs. Maxel, H. McCracken,
Judges s. Durant, Inspector.
Clear Creek-J- Street, o. Swipson, Judges; P.
VIM Inspector.
Middletown-John Criss, E. McAllister, Judges;
S. Durbin, Inspector.
Horsetown-D Well c. Haley, Judges A. T.
Corbus, Inspector.
Eagle Creek-C. McManus, T. Jones, Judges
5. S. Dunnels, Inspector.
Prairie Diggings-G. Mcfarland, j. Pryor,
Judges s. r. Hubbard Inspector.
W, kpowton, Inspector.
Watson Gulch-W. W. Smith, E. D. Baker,
Judges; Capt Fiddler, Inspector
Arbuckle-R. Blair, W Burbridge, Judges R.
Shaw, Inspector.
Lower Springs-A, Wiser. 7. Breenan, Judges
II. Jones, Inspector.
Spring Creek-A. Young, r. Jameson, Judges (;
J. L. H. Swinford, Inspector.
Motion Creek-D. MOBILES, T. Riggs, Judges J.
C. Conway, Inspector.
Dog Creek-J. P. Christoler, W Henwood,
Judges J. Cameron, Inspector.
Portuguese Flat. Mckenzie, L. B. Bickford,
Judges r. Pitt, Inspector.
Whisky Creek-R. NJ. D. Williamson, L. R.
Lord, Judges; W. Kesler, Inspector.
Mad ox-G. Rumfeldt, J. Mahony, Judges; j.
Kimball, Inspector.
Oak Bottom-J. E. Smith, G. Umberfeld,
Judges A. J. Van Vie, Inspector.
Free Bridge-H. Jackson, II. Frost, Judges; L.
II. Tower, Inspector.
French Gulch-E. Dickinson, E. NJ. Mcdonald,
Judges; Sam Grover, Inspector.
East Fork-A. G. Chauncey, W. Brenn, Judges
A. Chsrson, Inspector.
MuletoBn-W. Mcneil, J. Keitz. Judges; j.
Jolly. Inspector.
Bearing River-G. Corson, E. Moncrief Judges;
]. Flood, Inspector.
Janesvile-E. R. Armington, F Russell, Judges;
] S. Hall, Inspector.
Fort Reading-J- S. Ball, J. n. Logan, Judges
A. S. Wells, Inspector.
Soda creek-W- Bailey, 4. C. Anderson, Judges;
R. G. DAILY, Inspector.
Silver City-D. Bacon, S. Sanders, Judges; H.
II. Oliver Inspector.
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Union Meetings this Week

Want ofspace alone prevents us giving summa-
~ of the large and enthusiastic meetings held in
various portions Of the county through the week.
The meeting at French Gulch on Tuesday night
was perfect success. procession of fifty torches
marched through the street, headed by the Nation
flag. and all the principal buildings were ilumina-
ted. Altogether it was an enthusiastic affair." and
one to be remembered in that fourishiDg mountain
town.
Tie meeting at Buckeye, on Wednesday,. was
well attended 1t was addressed by Messrs- oulten
and Jones. who received a most cordial welcome
from the true lovers of our country.
On Thursday evening meetings were held at Cop
per City and Whisky Greek. The former ad-
dressed by Messrs. oulton and Garter, and the lat
ter by Messrs Jones, Chapel, Curiss and Follans-
bee, and was Of the most enthusiastic meetings
held ia the county the present season. meeting
was held Friday, at o'clock. at Millville,
bat up the time of going to press no report has
reached Us frSsa there.
Te-nigbt the citizens of Horsetown will be sd-
dressed by Mr.. ienes. and we can assure them be
nntertains no affection for the Confeds.
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IMPORTANT DEoIslqN.-Attorrey General

IMPORTANT DEoIsIqN.-Attorrey General
Rixlev has given an opinion reversing that
of one of his predecessors, who, in 1864, de-
cidkd that the six months residence required
bT }he Constitution before man could vot,
in his State dated from the time be left his
former home in the East to come hither.
Pixley has g no hesitation il saying that
a legal domicil in California can be acquired
only by actual residence within its limits.
coupled with an intent to make..it the home
of the party and that to confer the right to
vote at elections in this State. the actual res
idence must have subsisted for the period of
six months, as prescribed by statute"
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MEAN.-The Confederate candidate for
Tax Collector thought proper, few days
ago. in the presence of several gentlemen, to
indulge in some disparaging remarks con-
cerning the moral character of our nominee
for Assessor, Mr.. Ladd. Such language
comes with an i'll grace from a man whose
moral character is so we'll known as is Mr..
Skillman's. Those living in glass houses
should not be the first to throw stones.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-29

BEWARE OF SPLIT TIcKETs-Let every
voter, before he deposits his ballot see that
he has the regular Union ticket. and that the
same has not been scratched either for any
State OF county Office.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-29

A New DIscoyERY-We understand that
Hueston. Hastings & Co. of San Francisco,
have discovered the Philosophers Stone
The sseret is this attending closely to bust.
ness hssing one price, and selling only the
best kind Of goods. Following strictly this
system has made them what they are, viz
= The best Clothers in New York and Cal
iforniar
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-29

INDIAN RAIp.-We learn that one night
last week party Of Nodae Indians made a
raid upon the Saer2mento Indians at Squaw
Valley, killing the ekief and tive others, and
carrying of three women and eight children
SIS prisoners
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-29

Go TO TIE Polls Early.-Go to the polls
early in the morning and vote, and see that
every nan who loves his country is brought
10 the pohs before they are closed,
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-29

DESr1srRY.-Dr. Esterle has returned to Shasta,
and announces in card that he is prepared to ex-
ecute every kind of work in his line with dispatch
and at the lowest prices.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-29
DIED..

At Copper City. Aug. Goth, of lung fever George
W. Miller, aged 81 years.
The deceased was native of New jersey and
emisrated from Phladelphia to this State in 1851.
He was an intelligent, quiet citizen. and one who
dseply syiupathised with his distressed country in
her present troubles. He was highly esteemed by
many ac4raintanees, who mourn his Sudden de-
cease. r.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-29
RIRTHS

In Horsetown, on the Esd, the wife of Jeremiah
CauChlin, of a son.
In Shasta. on the 9th, the wife Of John Cush-
ing, of son.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-29

FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,-At
the solicitation of many friends, herewith an
nounee myself an independen; candidate for the
Office of Justice Of the Peace
GEO. R. KNOX,
Shasta, July l6, 1868. jllSs
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For Asylum Building Act.
For Senator Twenty-sixth District,
JOHN P. JONES,
SHASTA COUNTY TICKET.

SHASTA COUNTY TICKET.
For Sheriff,
WM. L. HOPPING.
For Tax Collector,
J. W. GARDEN.
For County Clerk,
CHARLES MCDONALD
For District Attorney.
HOMER A. CURTIsS.
For Recorder,
GEO. D. FORBES.
For County Treasurer.
FELIX TRACY.
For the Assembly,
J. N. CHAPEL.
For Assessor,
A P LADD.
For Supt. Public Instruction,
JOHN ]. CONMY.
For Coroner,
D. H. DUNN.
For County Surveyor,
J. F. wINsELL.
For Constables,
P II. GILH0OLEY.
A. HALL.
For Road 0verseer,
JAMES JENKINS.
JUDICIAL TICKET.
Election October 2Ist.
For Supreme Judges,
OSCAR L. SHAFTER,
L. SAWYER.
S. W. SANDERSoN,
JOHN CURRY.
A. l.. RHODES.
For Superintendent Public distraction,
JOHN SWETT.
For Judge of the Ninth Judicial District,
E GARTER.
For County Judge,
C. c. BUSH.
For Justices of the Peace, Township No. !,
c. L. DAN1ELS0N. H. WAR;
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-29


STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SHASTA.
In addition to the foregoing officers to be
elected at the next general election, there will
be an election at the same time, in said county,
in conformity with law, for the following Off
GERS, to wit:
= Sheriff
County Clerk
A County Recorder.
Tax Collector.
A County Treasurer.
District Attorney.
An Assessor.
A Superintendent of Public Instruction.
A Coroner.
A County Surveyor.
Two Constables for each township in the
county
One Road Overseer for each of the several
road districts in the county.
And also Supervisor for District No. 3.sin
said county.
By order of the Board of Supervisors,
JOHN ANDERSON, Clerk.
Shasta, Aug. 4, 1868. aus
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y.rd. aforesaid shan he evidence that such reaui
tiiion hss becn msdr and receiyed. 4, 1 -
g, %SsS . ss% sg
viii @ Se wiihSsld tom he AMOUNT oi Al psy menis
on account thrtcot A. collateral security, and not
amogat 9t, ali deliveries made viii he psId by liz
navy ssent Nithih tcc days ART ne tettsrff e,
" ,he ssre shsn have Been passed by the secfesay
.1 sss s,s, vSo:s % mail nc s,s ssssgss 1 az.
early ~ practicable contract vii, be transmitted
10 them for execution, which contract must he re-.
turned to the bureau within ten days, exclusive OF
!hc time required for the regular transmission oi
A recors, OF duplicate OF ibr letter Informing A
deemed A notihcs,io, Thereof, Within The me.nlnf
S.p 'ss ist is ecnSiss e iss sS@ Nh i,s |
Every of'er rnase must be seco ppanied las di-
.crtea In the act Of Colsrcss making appropr.a;;
10th OF August, 1sis) By hwittcn guarautec, signed
by one or more rcspcn,iele persons io the etise'
that he Or thy undortsks That The bidder or bi.
an obligation ~i,hln tive days, with good and sui.
hcient suretics, to mrntsh the supplies proposed,
The nareau Will not be obiisa,sd 70 consider an,
Se sr S ss s.ase IL reSas sy act 81 cos s
se he ,s, ,sSms,nsy ., 81 as to be
hrsni orms Or proposa, wdy ,e ccaiasd on app,isa.
X. s g ls sss 2s ss,i Ssssssis ssis sss ss Hs S
b1yrdu. H'Ntt .''A m. = .a'r...
me S,,r,iiion Of bisdsr. Il rail- n N, samsss AND
de'er,piion Of article. rrqst'yd NJ tatpttton te
fore reception, usi ba rigid roniparison rn be tnss
bcfron e a'tirie, offered ami ihe saspc. and contract
rrtrrins so,s hai ian beionflss; sad hris aission
si'o pht'euariy direeied 70 the join ,ss?iu,on q
1896. r'raIt'rI Hlfr. .r..If 0. u. : NS-tawtw
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DRoPOsAJs FOR WOOD AND
COAL Fr.. 40. .r....... .r|. .
rosr prri,E DEPARTMENT, }

IOsi pffHh pkFAhlf'thItf
." WAshtSofbs, june ~, 1868.
SEALED PROPOSALS will lie received by the
underngned until IL O'Clock ~, on WEDNESDAY,
the s,h day Of July, for furnishing Tor the use OF
this Department, .... .
40 tons (s,siO lbs, to the ton) Of the hest White
Ash Zeal, furnace size. ..tI. .if..r.HI .r.I,.
90 tons Red Ash, same size, md
250 cotds best seasoned Oak Wood. a
futias will he At liberty 10 bid Tor the Wood and
Coal together, ut Tor either one separately, and
their bids Will be considered accordingly.
Satisfactory arraDgeoepts must no made 10 st-
cure to the Government all weight and measure.
The Wood Is 10 be corded and measured upon the
premises, and one half Ia to, be sawed Into three
pieces and the other half into t~b; nnd all TO he
piled away In the celat,
The Coai 70 be slowed away In the vaults, which
arc very accessible. i H ...
No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence can be furnished OF the reliability and 10y
Ally OF the parties. ...
samples Of Coal, such as is dcsiret, can be seen
BY calling upon the Superintendent.
Payments win be made promptly a1ef the lie.
livery of the fuel.
Proposals nh6pid Ne stdiesacd 10 the undcisIg
ed, and lndorsta" PROPOSALS for Wood apd toal."
JAS. S. HAELOWELL,
pishursng clerk Poet Vts-c Department.
~. The time Tor receiving The above proposals
will BE- y tended to the e0ih oi July. niI
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PROPOSALS.
EGUTnING AND CLOTHING MA.
~ TERIALs. r..... .. .
NAVY DEPARTMENT, BrKlAu

| rRpvPtors AND CLOTHING. July 8, 1852 I
| SEPAkA1E PkoPOsALs, sealed and indorsed
rtaposAls for NAVY Ciofhing and Clothing Mate
4. m, the bth day of August neat, for furnish
tg and delivering Ton receiving fofty days no
loe) A. each either the At Charlea-
town, Massschusetts. apd nrooklyp, New York,
(onethrd At the loFfner end tvothiris at the lat.
Yer yard,) In snch numbers aud quantities and NJ
ch times as may be called for by the Chief Of this
BUREAU, or by the commandants Of the said nav y.
yards, respectively, during the hseai yesr cndi ne
tn the 30th day Of June, 1854, the numbers aud
Quantities OF the different articles specified In The
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htCIy thmlAy. ~ tHts sNbsUus ehOutu Npo Wv
"a n sAMsuCI WINE, 40 O. - Aill
S;cltetsted N Eurct< !or ~ msd!einsi and hensf
caiq,iaiistt asa gentle stimuiapt, Tonic, Dnrctie,
Md sadetirr, hiskiy estecmrd " enlssnt Ihysh
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contains nlItttS AZ ststs q other iiguo!s, asd
properties, inpartias healthy tone % .he digest.
be organs, and blooming, aer' and hssifhy skin
and so"pls.n ..ss r, TO ''.'' g' S,1 9.2@i'' r
| A few wcli-b gentlemen and Ic,ysisians wh'
| have tried u e,Wine; rf f ~ sluirIsLrl. ,...
Gcn.W inhsI scott, ,r.sA d. Wiiaos ,lith y. M
sSi. SSs RsS' nSss =. s.Ycss )! S";sse,;, ,s.wSli
Os. Dess, kNichoil.N New N. Marcy, New lcth.
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laI1rNons genuine WITHOUT the signature Of AL
FanD srEER, rAssaic, N. D." n over the corr
each h0ttie. ~ ~ L"- 2. .l .llr ,l- ~ ~. M
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Trade SUPPLIED 10 Baltimore by wM. n. BROWN
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DROPUSALs FOR MEDICINES.

SEALED PROPOSALS " III be received by the
undersigned until O'Clock y. M Of SATURDAY.,
the 18th Instant, for supplying the Washington
Asy um with all the Medicines that may be Ic-
qured for the year ending June Goth, 1854. The
Sisdicines must be Of the best quAfity. furnished
As may be required, and II not approved By the
fhy sician to the Asylum, to he rejected. .'.
hidleTs can obtain At the Asylum list Of the
W. g. II. NEWMAN, '
f.r - -.. .'rt JOHN McDEylTT,
Commissioner Nashfnston AsSlum.
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.3NEKIfKG.' .
6IKNCIL ,W1RK.

u ft~V1~S Tr-fhtN spipu AtttrI rHH#F y
boll n,, anlN., ~ ll,Y q. ttJA tu.f ls rH .F#
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orders for MaskipS ftstss sscsutcl promptly at
Sslss..ss. :. ~ sasi .sl, S sS and /, ,,s,,y to
"s aSs'. s1sss n sisss c''r r''e' 'S'o'' s'
SeN~ss slSw TystA.rt,l Or engraved for mark
lhs Ssss sliicie Is &c. tbcIars Of Niskis Fistss
Yer. There are no aSG iAepcil Plates masuise-
VI CoaY fsr with wnic }Rcy dupc their custo me-
LOCK. nv Ilpsl ihrse ,qpprinciplcd fellewa whose
only Object u 10 get your nonesl A Mcneil plate
p q worthless thing WjssS yeu have the tight Ink
lpr marking. s,.uni i,Istn.n ...',..s.r
ENanAviSG AHD COPPER PLATE
ala -, :, ~, ,i.i iIs.,.pHtSTisu ..,.... .-1,'.
Ply He.es, !ttta spd Fancy Business caIds, with
HThaS}H, 'Hsdits, Steel r.rnehes And ra,cn,
ISsCS nsSPas h''h can be set w to order In
HAVING tcesfsed an invoice OF seal Presses, we
Are pfepkfcd 70 furnish s"t orders without dclsy
An work warranted to give satisfaction or the
Visi,ins ABA wsitrns Csr,,s, hsatE Engraved
tnd printed Tor saoc pot package Of % cards. In.
4luding Plate.
Dt,nt forget the nnmb.r- <A1 Ssvsnth stre eet b.
fra~~ " .ad Y. e.ss s,ie. sv k-1~'
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PioIR.T.AN n I

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its well known to all Medical Men that IR0N 1.
the VITAL PRinciLPLE Or LiyE ~ ELEMENT S,is q q
that valuable combination known A. PEkux!Ak
sYRUP, thAtthe great power Of tAts vlrALizlNG
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP iua projected solution
Of mo rsG.Sf'Si Ea% S,sSdTGRY g ts0 in MEDICINE
that sttkes At the root Of disease by supplying tho
blood with It's vital prime or ii, element Iron.
Ths 10 thssecret Of the wouderiul success Of this
isr%VfHSS rrSfSSr y, SsoPsy SsssPs shRSssc bAkaHs, &
BoILs, NRRvOus AFFECTIONS, CMiLLS AND
rENkRs, HyMoRs, Loss ~ 0aCoSsplTUTiohAL
BLADDER FEMALE COMPLAINTS, and all dis
cases 'I;sssSns 4 Rxp ssTArE Y OF the BLOOD,
-" Low STATE OF the SYSTEM
| 10 tako nsiieine to cure ai.sasa oScAsionsa by
stpr,ns y 10 tse Aystem, 10 like trying to repair
bIiiAinE when tbs iepndAtLOn 70 gone
RamSias.s pealsipins lseItiaseIes o. cure, and
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xLnstpEs w tAs ,NSrtrt, treatment and ssadicsi
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MAYOR's OFFICE, July Z, 1868.

PROPOSALS viii be received at this office until
u O'Clock m. on SATURDAY, the 18th instant. for
grading and era, ellihs sOuth street. IRON Third
to siAth street west The gfsvel TO be OF quality
Is be approve! by the / commissioner and Assist
ant. The gravel 10 be nine iuches in the centre,
tapering to four inches At the gutter line; to be
well rskcd OF stones Of an improper si.e and to be
well rolled with \ heavy roller.
Bidders viii state the price per cubic yard for
grading and square yard for grAvelllng 'r....
No part OF the appropriation will be paid the
contractor except upon the certificate Of the Com-
missioner and Assistant C1nmissionefs that the
work has been properly executed.
JAMES II. BIRCH,
N Commissioner Of sew enth WAtd.
WILLIAM v ISE, ...
WILLIAM J. AIKEN,
DS-td ID ~ Assistant Ommissi,nefs.
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rnsna - Nssd. Try u.

Or. SWEETS INEALLIBLE LINIMEHT, a. an
WE pSn oy sh.s S,syt ps psspsl ~.
tlon. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders IL
I. trsly infall!ele, asi. - 4 sYrAttys fos sores
inS, apa powerful strengthening properties, skciH
The jvst wonder And sst6nsahusnl ~ Az who have
oyS sysn Y sfisL r over oGs ,nosssna r. ssstii.
tfsfast two yssr', sttsss the iaot;' ' ~ M 70
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's '''t'"' se'''
To ll0Fse OvNneFn /

Nj biStfEiS,iEtfhitikkf LINiakhr tOk
Emsnesy n Ssissas ! iiu2 ,syissn:, Bruises, or or
VresstdAd, isSeaslvAs magical and certain. Har-
kss AsiAaiAS 6slisL snsatoassy fAaaeh, ao, itlwAl
:y IN, s.nA ASasf sSlsa tsf
III pS6A AtAe'feSs - as tAttS fbkstS1esgoi
1hisN Nff..N NJ sa.s - stndi ksxeslsi iis -
Ais Enisnsds} 1a6tss ssttkfAp appsicSaon wNi Y
$.hig,sF;;ss lttassaisss!tx. '1-%AhiAiT
T,hsif lew Wts Tsi ~ Vs,~ .h,~.t a,is
" Ss@ s,dsi,,t ave,,sn.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17

MEDICAL, -, n",,,, -
n, HEa0 REAT MERIC AN
REMEDIES ,-.tr
- ~ =. u sHows A. rts.l iEdaI
HELMnoLDs GENUINE PREPARATIONS
a'HsI IN srt"
,atHfau .r.tGr.. .gtSks
HLLMsoLp's, ExrRAv1 "ButHu. f5r
bo1, uul 1i .rrot" ,.I, sARsAPARiLLA.dr
ann o,,.,. IMPROVED RosE WASH. 7, SSl, ~,
nkLas N0LD's
sEsyI Ms PRkaARrATION,
''. 'aAiaaLs cokcEkIRAfEp" '''' o'
Co..pp~~a t1~la
ElSfkACr BtICB
rrsuivs AND srsusIC ssusrr soa
pi,es,.. Of IN. VI. ''hm
siApptR. Ikipskis. cFArEl, hhp pRorxj.
'Ii ''|' ~ icAt sHisLL,Hds. ,C,, ~ 80 i,,,
rhn nicai,ine ,nctcsses the powc, n fasAst.ds,
and cxeiies ihe ASsnfbsats Into hsalily as3ion, By
which the Macry OF CalceIons itions, md AL
gnn.tu,M EniarScmcn.. arc Itddssd, d Ven ss
NkM ,ItoNEy OK cHtbfEx 4 IS. u,
BELMBOLD's EXTRACT BuCHU.
gfuy.T fOR WEAKNESSES Ir TVTDt
A,isins JoS iEEtes.s,, ua,ii, C Dtsassfssn, Esvfl
aH4 t-uE1T indfs~eiioip, ,.t THEE s1uH
ATTENDED, wrrn TIE FOLLOWING symr
a.. - -. -. IVw5: y. Ia ~ I.,b,
i%.:sG'Iss Hs.. si s.%., ,pEs'sa ca. 81 ,s k, q
Weak Netyss, - bikleSSlty 81 bsesi sihIns,s Z
Snn.. sUr,", q n p!:ssss ,. ssS,s. ss%sS,Ss. % aa'S%-
Unvrrs.i iAssisuicof,heT Tsia IL Tie Ssst, e I. !.
!, Mpsc,iar \. sys'en, tlasnins q w hy, ]
ho' Hsad' ir,nu c.uGtSSsnse Efgp,'Ss' on s f''s'
These symptens, II allowed 70 60 On, which fhIl
mctiir,ne inysrisbly removes sopn follows =, I
r2TsscF e. y \, aISsry e Z. -, !s s.,,; frs
Who tah, day that they aft not frequently ~
loved BY thoss" direful diseases. So 'ILsl1fs .,
"INSAEiTr AND COSSUArTiOkr'
Many are ARstk tf the cathe II ttteif sufsIihs.
~ IN w ra.s siH cc~Jtss. !. o., h. I. 5lutt .
THE RECORDS or THE INSANE ASrLUAiS,
Md the nslancholy Deaths BY Consumgtion,
Bsar Amfse HNarss 10 NE Truth Of hs A"ofsss
rmE HorsrIHupoE ONCE AFFpCyT1 WIT
p 81 ORGANIC f>cEAKNEss,'
Requires thr AID Of n,cdirtnc TO strengthen sud in
viSotaie the d 8ttn With i"NTalVF y J
HELMBobD's E%TRtCf PuC1iU o..
thvafiaaiy Does. '''.''.' .'.'
Arr,.L will conviS,E TaE MOST saLrrioat-
FEMALES, FEMALES, ,..t
O,d ~ So"nE, single, Married, cI C"~tsrs
plating Marriage,
| .aN.frlIf'N kssNfsLl-- W l'''
Iu mA,y siisbtioss rreut.at 20 itreits, the Es
tract BuoLu Ia iineauslled w Any other ,Eentedyi
IN Chlof6sis or Ketentlnn, ltfegutarity, Painful
| cess, or suppression 6f Customary Etaeastt0hi
liberated or Schrtous ststc Of the Uterus, Leucol
rh9 or Whites, stctiliy, and ioE all soHPlsinfs IL
tion, Habits OF iAs-irstiou, ~ TO ihe ~
DECLINE OR Cii.iSGE Of LIFE.
! tsce syoiptoms abcvc.) y IL
NO FAMILY SHOULD Be WITHOUT IT.
,tEi a NI-+-~-si Z Z 4 , v }
Take no nu,, Boisnm. Mercury, or Hnplsasa'
+" Msdicrt fcr H,plcdsda and dangerous
Disssaes.
RELNYoLD5 EXTRACT BVcRu
| nt.+Hif-' ina ctkEs ,!ar afy aJ ,
| D.. sEtBEf DisEAsEs '.1' ~ w., -,
III All hciI StAscAr 10 .Jill |.sG.. -" aut9d .
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NTKpN'MRnsi .RXEXREER.
III fhm Observation-Disclosures, i.u,I' ,
is$Rg Nv sssHsi, s;s St's..s'.ssss a. \ g g.. 3: g.,