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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-23
FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthoh and W W Stewart, Dayton George L
Boyer, Mlamlsburg; stoc slageT, pon; J o Ander-
son, oentervhlo; n Myers, New Lebanoni Il Jackson,
ChambersburR n L Bauer, Harrisburg d Divine,
louisville; Arnold Limhert, South Arlington; jacob
sm' or, West Baltimore; Rookie a o. Germantown
MURPHY. vsndalia, II Nickols, liberty "a Rees.
Farmereviile. HeverlinRA Herr Salient W Pyrmont,
Col ParkersburR; and by Drugmsts and herehants
generally throughout the Uhitso States andOahadAs
~. au2ldly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-23
A9Rllrp.


A, Es IA CLURE.
REAL ESTA TEA GENT
NO. $50 THIRD STREET, AT JOHN II. sTOPPE b.
MANS OFFICE.
I HAVE large amount Of property for sale, suoh
houses and lots, ia ali parts Of the city, at ysh-
prices, ranging from four hundred to ten thousand
dollars, on good payments, and well situated; and
any quantity OF vacant lots ior sale Also, several
farms or sale, ranging from one hundred and sixty
the county.
Those having property for sale and those wanting
to huy, vii do well 60 call me, ~ ! shall give
romPl attention TO all business eptrused 70 my care.
hove had considerable enpenenee IN the business.
Jasdlm a. l. MCCLURE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-23
.Fourl0.

A NOTE made by Perry Peace to The order John
"A NeaEel. The owner can have Il By paving OF
tins notice. a29i2sWl
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Trunks, sc.
NEW TRUNK ;MANUFACTORY.

7 q. H.sLOWE, Agent.
NO. gas THIRD STREET, pAYION, OHIO, ONE
DOOR WEST or LADOw's MARBLE YARD.
XETE would mostrsspectfnlly inform the cilsens
w Of Dayton and the public m Reneial thht We
have opened Trunk .gnAnu ActeTy, whore We will
keep on hand all kinds OF Truhks, Nalises, Carpet
and Travelling Bags, al Of which We will sell al whole
sails or retail - cheap asany bonse IN ths city.
Particular allentiqn paid 70 repairing old Trunks
share OF pati onaee s0licite e6du
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Rusic.
MUSIC STORE.

FTNHE attention Of musicians snd al lovers OF music
IL D. called % our spienoid assortment OF Nus cal
In iTufas nts Of The moat approx d manufactures.
We have cpnetanty on hsnd hne stock oi Niolins
Fl tics, Guia g. Cencerunos, aud Ace0rdeons cfeYery
Vanety o. quality ana ce.
Being siso fEerts for Ernest Gables celebrated
Piano foriesi are sfe % fnuiFh the publio with
these fine Instruments Nhich may be lAYOlably COM
palsd With tnr b. IT uoN usnuiaciured
Gu aesies ore apch as 10 n able "a 70 urniuh the
show as also. music hocks,sheet music audai Amos
not al 20 prove satisfactory 70 pun hasera.
hil Oh. "a. DISH IA. M MAN street.
a23 Between THIRD aud Fourth.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-12-08

astranse and irresistible fatality / had con
ce'ved passion for yon, : degraded woman
and fafthless wife, I would die rather thar
yield to It. Pray, madame, try no coqnet
r'es on me-" asm,l,os. r .,,;,a.ta,
.Estelle turned aways her brow burning
with shame; she was creature Of dcep feel
ing and sudden impulse; she ,wss desperate
and all her woman's pride had been deeply
wounded. She fed to her room, despair in
her heart.
That n'ehs, v hen Henri returned hoa,e,
On his desk he found, as he had found fi.e
years before. E'telle's wedding ring, and
the word farewell .i,ce.g,sp ,e .iy.d
a deep pans shot Through his heart had
she left him again! Was she taepraved,, =,
corrupt! lie rushed to her room. > shrew
open taetioor, and crossed the threshold he
had'pevef ps~ed,for Ave years .besoreszlo. !,
Az ~ <till and silent, he dsahed back
turn ; he sppso,chs'f hsf; shlsssdId4HaN
move; he pnt hrs hand nm sher heart, it did
not heat Es.elle was dead H. sso9qs t.a I'D
Then Henri kaslt beside tbs bed. and \
pressing his lips on her brow, in one long
,training kiss-- s7q ssft 1saT .llsz'eSea
at isT betterathus..1 he said; ''she has
'pacd " both slifs Of torture,a fr | loved
1eH."a sSsnasSea g,eis +afrt ~ n, ,ssls,efF ~
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LocDsjAw Cnrcd.

The following remarkable case of
the cure of lockjaw is related by the.
Medical Gazette of Milan: i'''ss
"a hairdresser of that city acct
dentally received a cut with, a scythe,
on the palm ofthe left hand, near his
wrist This occurred about the middle.
|of March, 1861; the wound healed in
six days, and it was not until the thir.a
teenth following, on arising from HIS
bed he felt some difficulty in opening .
his moash, besides contraction in HIS
left hand, which he could not open out,
and pains in his right hip and thigh.
During the first days the phenomena
disappeared on going to bed, but COM
menced again as he arose and expos.
ed himself to the open air. On the
10th of April the symtoms become
more intense, he was taken to the hose
|pit;tal On the following day aspasmo.
tic, contradiction of the lower jaw, and
rigidity in the muscles of the neck
were observed; the lett hand exper-
fenced . contraction every time it was
taken from under the bedclothes, and
the pain on the right side continued;
the pslse was very slightly agitated.
Sixteen ounces of chloride of batzees,
dissolved in pound of distilled water,
were prescribed, to be taken in the
course of twenty-four honrs. This
treatment was continued until the 2lst,
when the SYMPTOMS of lockjaw having
nearly or entirely disappeared, the
dose was reduced to eight grains q
day. and the remedy was entirely left
of the Seth: two days later the patient
left the hospital in perfect health"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-12-08

assembled in the clean secured Kitchen. the.
minister. elders, and.ne;chho.. .o,,.,,, ~
tening to Mrs. Simp~on,s testimouv otau.a,.,
ing her lost silver. N,ncv. R,.,;. .rd H. !,
farm, men sitting by tin tha, tam =. -. !,
whsn the door, which had beer left ! h.,s
open to admit the breess, far the evening !,
was sultry. was quetly pushed aside ana,
in slid Geordv Wilson nth n. ,.,,.,
COMMITMENTS OF staff ana wallet
..'rhere's nae room for We here Geordv y.
said the widow; we're, on weirhtv busi.
ness
"Weel mann :" said Geordr turn;no to A.
part, ':ifs ofn,e consso,encs II on,v
came to spaak about your spoons ),
Hae you heard q them ,. cried Mr.. s;mn.
son. bouncing from her. scat,
."T couldn. mss helm, blessed vi, n. nr..
cions gift . .hearin', and what's b. tier .
saw Them" said Georiv. .o -,
Saw them. Geoniv whs. are they and
here's whole shillin' for We.
And Mrs. Simpsons nurse. ar ,.,h.r an
old glove used for that purnose 80 b.
stantlv produced. sa 15iel % s-is1i'a q
"weer' said. Geordv, az si:pped n :.
day. and seein'' the silIers unp,,.rd,d II
Thought some nj ynided BODY might co,xet
it. and laid ithy, nav saw .m,n. th..a
leaves q, that Bible. th;nk;o, vo, vor,a 'hh,'' i.
sure to nee the snoor. -h.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-12-08

Awoman asked for a free ride on
the railroad, because she had three
husbands fighting for the country.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-12-08

To BREYENr HoRsEs PULLING Al
THE HALrER--Tie . rope around the
peck. put it through 9. hole in the sdgs
of the maager, and tie it around the
fore leg below the knee, and when the
horse pulls, the rope willslip through
the hole and pull up the fore leg, and
he will soon give it mp. @'s@ 'di
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-12-08

Deacon Phillips of Sturbriige, Mass,
1OA years old, came out to the election
and voted the Union ticket. ss s
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-12-08

Pembroke, Mass, cast no Tuesday
204 votes for Lineolu; none against
him. In 1850, ii gave. him l6O votes
10 81 against him.
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OLD skRsEe vol .Ie. NO "A
rERMs..&s.lo IN "a, 49,.

4
'"np'""s loss Like the ysst Of the par;.h
", ne. 'Doosht It rather strange, but Nancy
GsiDpbeh was one of the most ser;on. ,nJ
exemplary girls of his, congrerat;on-h.
could not believe that the charge preferred
as.,nst her vas true yet The psruli.riti.s
OF the case demanded investigation.
with some difficulty the minister per.
suadee Nancy to return to her mistress.
bearing message to the effect that be "a
TWO OF his elders, who resided j, the ne;sh y e.
oornood wnuhi come over the foHov;r.
evening, hear what could be said on hots
s'des' and ifpossib1e clear MP the mysterv
ine widow was well pleased, at the min,
Is 's'er ana his elders coming to inquire .fter
.ne spoons She put on her best mutch
q lnat A.'''a 's 70 say cap) prepared her best,
speeches. pc c''s'. afd enlisted some Of the most.
serious slaal and reliable neighbors to .s,i.t h
tne proposed investigation.
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Among all my boys said an old
man, / never had but one boy who
took after me and that was my son
Aaron, who took after me with club
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TYR. S. r. mitchell, &
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
onee--evss Temples Clothing Store.
keeliesce---At Nrs. Mndse's. Front Street
GUNSMITH SHOP.

Astensieu Of Hunters aud Target shooters 10 eeiied
Se the arm ofths undersigned who prepared 70
aasafhesurs and repair all kinds ofrhes revoivers
ehoteuns and pistsls etc. etc., In the hest style ana
masoNe and on shert notice.
All vsrk done by me will be warranted MY shop
4. a Rroot Dtreet opposite Lawrence Chamber.
1.iIa. LEWIS HUGO MASHEk.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-12-08

Boston gave oil Ysjarity against Mr.
LINCOLN on his first election; now, 81
O63 TOR him.
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IS @~efan9enen uno 60 9feroen na9 bent Sort
urlGIebrte. General Wlaurp'8 @ornntanhn CT
fredt li4 biz st oielen pldteii.
3u WtCr9ansia i6iften li4 utter Colonel
0aoi8 200 Munn fir cine Grpeoition nab
9laauemine uno beien umgebung Elm, oa 9tat,
diFfe8 nptOrii6e @ueriQabanoe bort lein lolte.
i'm oieielbe Bit 9ing cine anoere Sruppenab@
tbeiiuug 81 2ano inter Wtaipr Cameron nab
pemielben 8~eltimmun9SOrt oh. Sie Sruppen
rafen f4 am Gsnoe3pru8, fanben aber BE
8ueriIa8 bis auf meniec Dunn ntb eintge 9te@
ger i9ou abge ipgen.
Sc bieb, DAB Elm She'll BON WtagruoerS Srups
pen i'm 8e9riH itebe, iiber ben SllB Su geben,
I'M 6OOo 81 perltdrten. llriere Sruppet utc
8anOnenbppte rpareu auf Der @a6t, pd8 st per-
1JuoerH.
Su 9ieiu@O Orleans traf Der Wftii1iippt~S ataa
pier @rep Glole Elm nit Capt. Neo WCnteps
merp uup- &c giebeQen ais Gefaneene on 8uro.
Sci Capt. Montgpmerp muroen $25O,0OO III
au8ldnoilhen Bopieren 9efunben. Die gan;s
8artie mar out beritten ai8 he IN gbpttaw 8eno
auFlegrifen puroe.
Sas Ban5eri6if Wtanbattan urp 3anpnen=
boot OletacDrlet trafen pom Wubile8ot in 9lepe
Orleans nit IpmiraI 6arragnt unb Slcttentapi,
tin 9raptcn Elm.
Ste 9outItana@G eieb9ebung bat etne,t ges
m%einianen 8ei6IuB poilirt, in tpeI6em Der
56aBamt8ietretdr erfudt lift, Dep @9enteu Wiel=
len wegen geieBwiDriger SpetnldtiOnen in 9iats
Dies, gidSburg unp a~nOermdrts, 81 e%ntIoIe,,
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SPHERES aus europa.
2lMfmnft oes 0ampfers ,,Gbina.'

Neps0ort 2. 9esbr. Ser Sampler
Gbina rOn 2iperpppl, pia Queenstppn lit arae=
fommen.
9u8 S6if @reat @eiterh lit nod in 9iuer=
pool 5urid9ebaIten uuo bis jeBt Iino audi teine
5drltte aegen paiIelbe setban woroen. 8e=
tanntIi6 wuroe geiast, es lei %beftin.mt, f6perale
Refruten auSuflbrer.
Die britii&e aomiralitdt bat itrenge 0rbre&
gegen MarinesO ff5iere %erIaiien, meI6e ii@ nit
Blofacetre6en abgeben.
DlIaer, Der DlOrber bes 8anquiers Briggs,
puroe am IA. 9ebdngt une mants ouf Ipem
S6afirt nod Elm @eltdnoniB.
Die 4ntunft oe8 9ampferS CANADA nit rel
9la6ritt ilber oas @abIreiuItat puroe nit gro
Der Spannung erpartet. Man sIaubte a(l9es
mein, oaB 9incpLn pieoer erpdbIt fei.
Die Arnp ano gapp Gazette iagt, pab bic
leBte Meeuabme zines 8lDfaoebrebers, pelher
our6 einen beriibmtet enelii6en Mlarineufisier
tommanoirt purbe, STR. Sewaro gu elmer SIC.
mCnitan3e AnIab CAB, meI6er Die itrenae Orbre
Der gomiralitdt sur SOlge bate.
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2SernsifDtes

: Gbaratterififde 0rbcr bes
6errn Butter. General Butler bat ben
2ieut. Sobn @lancp BON Der Ser. Staten
~farbigen NrtIlerie aus Dem Sienite entlaIen.
Sn Der be5i9Iiaen 0rOre beHlertt er, DAP Glun=
CD in ben StraBen ppn glOrfoIt laut .3euonie
,,oiebil9 betrunfen" erldienen, pbglei@ 0ieIe
8eSeihnun9 bes @rabeS Der Sruntenbeit Elm
3rrtbum iei, penn bas @ieb betrdnte ii6 niez
mails.
. Stttttde3utanb Der Gebek
lenbauptftuot. Sin &idmunoer GORE.
i~ponoent Der Columbus Sun i6reibt : Gs if
iebr piel aber Die in 9tihmOnb berri6enbe Biz
geaOF9teit Der Sitten seiagt prrOen. SD babe
eS bis ieBt niemals geeLaubt. Stun uber lieser
Die nn8peifeIbaIteiten 8epeiie pUr, bab cine io-
9%enanute Same, bic our6 0eisatb NIT einen
Wtonn BON a%uSse3eiGneter Stellung in ben
b63fen areiien ii3 gu bewesen gepObnt it,
lt3 sur &appIerip fir bic @pnsrebmttslieber,
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oer giea in sEranfltn, 9eun.
Sol pes geebeaens Generals Gloibprme.

Nufbpilte, 2. 0es. @eri6ieoene einse=
sIarg ne 8eridte MAIDEN ben lebten Sieg be
5rantlin wihtiger, ais m1r Anfanss olaubte.
OrciBig 6dbnen nuroen ocn uniern Sruprer,
rbeutet.
Sen. STANLEY, Gpmmanoeur oes 4. Corps,
wdre beinube g%efaIen; oos 8fero pllrce ibnl
erihoiien uno ct erbieIt cine Ruget in ole redte
ShuIter. Gr befinoet fh ge9enwdrtis III ber
Staot, Oerliebt aber troe ieiner @unoe feline
5unttipn uon.
Sc lit beitdti9t, OaB Der HebeQers@enera
Claiborne pon SenneTee gefalen 1T. General
8imboa, welGer Die 5tpeite 9iuiiipn BON Staff
lep'8 Corps commanOjrt, ritt auf oem S6ld9tz
feIOe ali einem 8ebelensS aI=WlaiOr pprs
lber, mel6er idwer pertpuncet trur Inc leine
2eute trugeu ibn aus benz @etlimmeI.
0lan glaubt, raB 6opb MturfreeSbprr' be-
brobt.
6orreIt$ Gapallerie umi6mdrnt uiniere
6lnufen.
Commodore Std 1T bier nit einet Slpttc
pen 8an5eri6ifen binreibenbc 8erltdr=
Iungen iino ongetOmunen, 70 6aB niGt nur
9faibuiQe pertbeioi9t peroen fam, ionoern
man einen meiteren Steg ertparten barf. Milis
tdr8 9eben oen @enerdlen Sbpfelp rnb Stanz
Eep oo5 Sob, baB ie ben 6ufiu9 BON 9uIa8tp
NIT 9roBer @el6idlihteit leiteteu unb OenIeIben
nit benz Siege bel 6ranflin tr6nten.
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Nuartiermeilter urlO reihen Wldnter Der Stoot
berdibt. Wan erSdblt Ii6 a~llerlei 6ilt6rheu
BON ibren ainiteu, our6 wel6e le 9omen in
i6r 6au8 Sa perlDden Iu6t. Sic modt babel
10 grpBen Nufwanb, uno ibr !6auS lit nit II
pieIer Bra6t au8geitattet, Dap Ije Daburh hus
gritannen perer erre9t, Die ibr Gebeimnib ni6t
%fennen.
*IuS Htdmpnber 3%ettuu9en.
Ser p@big" brinet einen Mrtitel wel6er Dat,
tbut, Oab Der Seiib Hi6mpno5 fir teinen ppN
betoen &beilen BON ipeientli6em Nusen iei.-
Der moraIii6e GinfuB Der 8elisnabme purd,
Die DdnteeS miroe olleroin95 beoeutenp fem
Oage9en wiiroe Sees Nrrnee oaour6 BON eilenl
8Iei9ewi6te befreit, oo8 jest ale ibre 8eweg-
ln9en betnlne.
9ie q. 9, Sributte, erblidt in oielem 9trtifeI
cine @prbereitunq onf Die 8durnung ppn 8i6=
mono.
Ser Sentinel" lobt Die pprtreIfltden ipls
batiifen Gigeni6aften ppn Grant unr Sbers
man.
- Sin i6arfer Arttfel 9egen Die
Mnn1aBunoen Der enoliiden QrelIe in Der 6lpz
acknowledgement lit I'M SOltpn ,,giopertiler'
eridienen. @r rei5t ben impertinenten SObr
8uu in bic geb6rigen Shranten uno it0bt tim
Die 9iaie ouf Die ptelen pom ibm ieIbit hegan8e=
men @erlebun9en Der He6te @noerer lnp Der
9Ieutralitdt. Wlan ihreibt bieien NrtiteI benz
Senator Sumner 81, melher betanntli6 I'M
8unoesienot on Der Spite bes @ruite8 fir aus
wdrti9e Nn9elcgenheiten itebt.
#8rtebri6 8app'@ biitorii@e S6rift;
r9er ScIpate1banoeI peutiher SIiriten mad
Amerifa. Berlin, bel 6ran; 9under," wirr
als ipeben erihienen in Der ,,a0lne~ 3eitung'
allgeiei9t Hno iebr empfobten. 0ieies i6db=
bare BUD miro obne 3weilet BON Den 9euti6er
in Imeritd nit beipnDerem SS~ntereIle qeIeler
meroen.
Yenn , lpanieu bat 2542 WleiIer
G~iienbabner, meld9e Su erbauen $148,471,71C
9efpitet habeH. Seine Candle Iinc 1O47 W(ei=
len lang uno ~fciteten 1851, 700. 9as 3eal=
uno Yeripnol=g i9entbum I'M Stoote muroe I'M
Sabre 1864 auf 81 ,416, sol 1888 peranihla9t.
Sic toatsi6ulo betrug I'M 80. Nopember 1868
$39,436, 500 poer $615,617 lpenieer alS i'm
pprberseganeenen Sabre.
RI blanb's 0espptiSm s.
SIM Wlai 1863 perlieB !Serr 9. 8ernitein, Der
felt circa Is Sabren in 9lmerjta ba5 8irger=
redt erpOrben, 9fep Sort, ppbL perieben init
einem Paf1e, INT feline 5awilie in Mublano SIT
beluGen. yladbem er Den 8inter bort Susez
bradt, pbne in irgenO etpaS belditigt gu perz
Den, tpurpe ct ant %. Sttpber oieies SaPres,
spei Sage ppr ietuer Qlbreiie uab bier, a~rretirt,
inter Dem Scrseben, pOr circu 20 Sabten ous=
9etpanpert su fem, obne ieiner Militdrpfidt
Geni9e 9eleiitet su baben. 9o8 llrtbeil lit
bis Jest np6 nidt gefdut. Ord mer ruiii6e
8erbdltnife tennt, miro ielbit ermelien f6nren,
peI6' Sdidiul ibn beOrobt. Sat bas amerifaz
niI6e Commencement nidt mebr Die 0la6t, feline
Burger, tpent audi i'm Iuslanoe, Su bei6iben?
WO5u mist eS benn einem AnsIdncer, 8iraer
Ill neroen?
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Su @herrnona eamsaaue.

9ep~gort, 2, 9e5br. Sine 9epeide
aus 9lu9uita, @d., pom r26. in Ri6mcnpel
3eitun9en ia9t, DAP Sherman8 Arntee 40 Mei=
len iucIi6 bon an9uita mar uuo 10 melt se.
tduidt muroe.
9arau8 9ebt berupr, pab ct ouf DEM @eet
nab SaOonnob mar. (Beun Sherman an
26. 45 Dleiten iloIid ppn Guguita mar, f
befano er ith nur ns6 Is Meilen BON Sapar.
nab
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9er @eeranb am Grie.ees.

&Or0RtO, @etsGanaba, I. 9eSbr. Die
Sadie Bell OOer 8urIeiqb'S - zines Der Sill
butter am @rie-See = eri6ien beute Dor Sc
ridt. Ser 9ttrit8= Nnpalt &uilel ppn Detroit
flbrte bic Sa6e. 3eu9eu ipentifi5irten ben
8ei1n8enen unO madten Nu5iage itber ben
Nntbeil, ben er am &aubSas senpmmer bate.
Die Sadie puroe bis n~d6tfpmmenne @p6e
pertdot.
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1lmsna Der 81. 6napn,fdhen @thnIr.

0sa Iisatde, ben q. 3pseneer III ettee s~ebrnnfalt Ssn
Rp. 10 Sno @apfra6e mad hem neues Sdulsebdube, pUutbae
5rwrbl etnsnl tanef e~sbeetsn Ge6urfnife. ais aud einem
aseneinen 0erIangen gu e%utfplecpeu, fnb In eiAern gdn3l,a
eparatea @ebdnee trti Ptsre &leAen, arai6iiebliG IGr DiGps
ben %betimtnt, e~rridtet ppre4A.
tnptIS-) sNs Rnupp.
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- MGnner,s &chuIe.

81 Germanitr., 5pii6en 6owaro u. Gutawitr
pa eGs Heue SGuisebduoe fertis to, 70 rtrt ron iegt a
rietsr regslmGbts Don 81 lbY ~gfsvpsns unb 2 usr Mad
ntttGes uuteriiat e~eeeten..
(fpti-s) s.. MGNner
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The Shasta courier., 1864-04-16
TO TAX PAYERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that. in pursuance of
Y the statute in such case made and provided.
the taxes upon all movable Personal Property for
the wear Is64-5 will be due soon the same has
been assessed by the County Assessor OF Shasta
county, and the collection OF the same will be i'm
mediately enfoIced. J. W. GARDEN,
Tax Collector.
Shasta March 9, 1864. mr12
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-16

once extended for a period of not more than
ten days, by order of the Board of Trustees
duly made and entered on the records of the
corporation; but no order extending the time
for the performance of any act specified in
any notice shall be efectual, unless notice of
such extensiDn or postponement be appended
to and published within the notice to which
the order relates, before the completion of the
regular course Of publication thereof.
Sec. IA. No assessment duly levied shall
be rendered invalid by a failure to make prop
er publication of the notice herenbefore pro.
vided for, nor by the non performance of any
act required to be performed in order to en-.
force the payment of the same; but in case
OF any substantial error or omission in the
course OF proceedings for collection. all previ
Gus proceedings, except the lev, ing of the as
sessment shall be void, and publication shall
be begun anew.
Sec. Is. All Acts and parts of Acts incon-
sistent with the provisions of this Act are
hereby repealed; provided, that such appeal
shall not affect proceedings commenced for
the collections of assessments heretofore lev
led, but all such assessments NAV be collec-
ted in accordance with the provisions of the
laws then in force.
Sec. 16. This Act shall take effect imme-
diately.
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-16
Special Notices.
Browns Bronchial Troches.

"Ihave never changed my mind respecting them
from the first, excepting to think yet better of that
which began thinking well Of
REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
..The Troches are staff of life to me-
PRoF. EDWARD NORTH.
Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y.
:" For Throat Troubles they are specific
n. P. WILLIS.
"Too favoraby known to need commendaticn' =
Hon. CHAs. A. PHELPS,
Pres. Mass. Senate.
CONTAIN no Opium nor anything injurious
DR.. A. A. HAYES, Chemist, Boston.
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Il recommend their use to Public Speakers"
REy. E. II. CHApIs.
Most salutary relief in Bronchitis"
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:" Very beneficial when suffering FROM Colds
Rev s J. P. ANDERSON, St. Louis.
almost instapt relisf in the distressing labor of
breathing peculiar 70 Asthma
REV A. C. EGeLEsroS, New York.
They have suited my case exactly, relievingmy
throat % ;hat j eorlS sing with ease
T. DucHARNE,
Chorister French Parish Church. Montreal.
As there are limitations, be sure and obtain the
genuine.
Agents for California,
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