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TIE FnEr-Beauty of csrriape ia

TIE FRRT.-Beauty of carriage is mostly Deepen
der -ona judicious preservation of the feet it is
il. possible to move in graceful manner if the
great support of the whole frame be in disordered
condition, and nothing pedes much as CorDs,
Bunions, Ingrowisg N ails, or other disorders to
whi:h the feet are liable To all Attic ed would
recommend an early call at DR.. Whites offics No.
424 Pennayl VanIa avenue, between Four-and a
half and Sixth streets. fe l6-tf
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DOARDING GEORGErOWR.- FURNIsHED
% Rooms with board can now be secarsd At No.
2l2 Bird se street ne 81 Frederick st Geor getown
The house has q delightful location, masking 1t
very desirable spring and summer residence.
NH IO.Str
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Warranted TO CURE IN SIX DATs.-Dr. Godfrey's
Antidote, an English Specific of fixty-fve years
Standing, will cure Gonorrh0a in siI days. No
change Of diet required. Price 81 per bottle. Sold
BY 4: Q. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue,
Washington. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia Sly
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HE.voUs DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, etc.
an BE Cured by one who has really cured Einse If
and humid eds of others, and win tell you nothin.
but the truth address, with stamp.
EDWARD fl. TkAvER
mar 2-D& Wy Lock Box Boston, Mass.
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BOARDING..

ry,ARLE BoARERRs AOCOMMOpATEDAT 49s
. Il street. corner Sd. So per wsss Pleasantly
furnished rooms in the mel ghborhood for rent.
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PATENT CIGAR PIPE-One of the most ings.
Nous of cOntriyances we have seen for the :, a
of the "wefd" is the .scigsr pipe" recently
patented, and which can be adjusted as the
tobacco burns out after the most convenient
fashion. :
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AMUsIMlNrs TONIGHT.

FoRp's THBATKR.-This is announced as the
last night Of Mr.. ]. s. Clarke, and upon this
occasion he will appear as {" Asa Trenehard,
in "Our American Cousin" and as "Toodles"
ia the play of that name, and as "Thomas Nus
lin" in the war farce, (" The Russian Admiral"
On Monday, Hackett commences an engage
ment here. --. r.
Growers THRATRR.-This is also announced
as positively the last night Of Mr.. Edwin Booth,
who has been delighting the habitues at Mr..
Growers theater for many days past. Tonight
he will appear in prominent character in the
tragedy OF the "Apostate," and as ssDon Cesar
in {, Den Caesar de Bazan."
CAHTERBUKy.-Mi Miss Dora Dawson, the
double voiced singer, Miss Annie Bordwen,
the fine vocalist aud M lle Medea, the premier
danseuss, will appear tonight in conjunction
with the regular concert hall company in a
splendid bill OF song, dance and Ethiopian &C.
centricty.
EARIETIEs.-Mr. Fitzsimmons' comic drama,
f.The StroillHg 1risnman,'' will be performed
tonight again by the Varieties dramatic GEM
paDy. Besides this, all of the singers, dancers
and Ethops viii appear in a splendid bill.
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EoRD's NEW THEATER.-The popular COM
eiian. Mr. J. ;. Clarke, closes his brilliant and
successful engagement this evening, appearing
in three of his most laughable delineations,
s.Our Country Cousin" Fun enough, in all
conscience, to excite the disabilities Of the large
audience which will doubtless be in attend
ance to bid farewell 10 their favorite comedian.
On Monday next, the eminent American actor,
MIR. Haclsett appears in his great rendition OF
Falstaf, in shakespeare play of Henry the
Fourth. MIR. ii. returns to Washington at the
solicitation of the President and other distin-
fuIshed men, and brings with him to aid him
il his plays the celebrated actor, Chas. KeInbIe
Mason, a nephew of the great Mrs. Siddons,
al d al actor OF sterling ability. A gala week
may be looked for at this elegant thea.er
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THE CAVALRY which recently cut the COM
II unications and made a dash at Richmond in
row arriving by transports at AlsxandIia en-
route 70 the Army Of the. Potomac.
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fHE REPrBLICAN ASSOCIATION, week ago.
oeelded To meet each Friday night. Last night
The being thin attendance OF members, the
meeung was not called to order. The president
Mr. j. CeoInbs) was not there. bainp de-
tanned proba ly by the rain, as no doubt were
Cthers of the association -.
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w ILL BE SOLD AZ AUCTION Iv1RY WED
MEeDAY and SATURDAY. at II O'Clock .. n. q
TALL0W, TO, that may be on hand, Of 0sttle
slaughtered outaide the limits Of the District d
Oounba AID ehi pped to this point for suoh 6ispo-
sition. Terms cash In Government funds, TO bs
pai 4 at the time OF sale. g. BELL,
mis- I'm Lieut.. Dol. and o. 3. VS..
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GOVERNOR HICKs.-This distin guished gem
tleman, 20 whose unyieiding devotion to the
Union tie country is 80 largely indebted is ly-
ing in q critical condition Erysipelas at
tackled his sprained limb and necessitated am
putation below the Knee. The operation was
performed Yesterday morning by Prof. Smith,
OF Baltimore, assisted by DIR. Bliss OF this city.
He was some what better at late hour last
night, but his condition is such as to make his
friends anxious. That the result may be ia.
Horable Is earnestly desired, not only by q wide
circle OF personal scquaintances, but by every
admrrer OF unialtering Unionism throughout
the land.
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BY YIN. l. WALL Co. Auotioneers
HOUSEHOLD RURNITuEE AND EFRxOTS
Il At AUcTIos.-On WEDNESDAY HOANlN9.
9th iUst st L. co1E will 81 ii st the eo:rdtng
hous, no. 2S7 street. between ID and Sd, ell tas
Furniture and Effects, coGs.stirg Of
Parlor and Dining Room Flu nture,
China, GiaEs and CrocEery Ware.
ARD tie Furniture, Bsds and Bedding of ak cham
Ard 81 as ortment OF Kitchen Utensils, Stoves,
&c&c Term cash,
NH led WIN L. WALL & co. Aucta.
By JAS. 9. MCGUIRE & co. Auctionssrs
fglHREE SMALL AND EsIRABLE HOUsEs
L AND LOIS. NEAR 1aTH AND NORTH STR sErs =
. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March 18Th, at ~
O'Clock the premises, We shall sell parts OF Lots
No. IS and 49, in Drury's nuod vision of fquars No
a9 fronting "a feet inches, and running back s.
feet TO 10 foct public alley. improved By Q neat
and we'll built two story Brick
DWELLING HOUSE,
Also, part CT Lot ~, same square. fronting n
feet arc runrirg back 90 feet to alley together
with Il inprovemen contistirg of two neat and
well finished Frame
DWELLING HoUBgl.
Also, vacant Lot, Is By 60 adjoining the latter
The above property is ted ON the 30 foot
street running from iAth to 18th streets betwesnP
AID streets north
Terms: One fourth cash; the remainder in s. II,
And IS months, with interest, secured By deed OF
trust on the premises.
All eonVeysnoes and stamps ct cost of the pur-
mh 10 JAS. o. MCGUIRE & Co.,, Auets.
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CFRA1DGY AND TACTICS. D. 0onereI D.
y four. <Anslated b. 0ayt. Wn. =. 6raieAin, D,
D: 1nsinssrs; OaO. ..-..,..
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

u mated by the unconditional Union League
Of Georgsttwn. d O., as Candidate TO Gil the
vscancy in the Board Of Common Council, and will
next, the 14th instant, by
mhlI-2tr MANY VOTERS.
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GRAND BALL.-The Capitol Circle, Inde-
IenGent Order of Brotherhood OF the Union,
&H F.,) will give their first grand ball at Odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, Tuesday evening,
March Is. The membership of this order is
MADE M OF some of our best citizens and the
ball win undoubtedly be a great success.
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CHARGE OF GRAND acknowledgements
Chicer BuIch arrested John Freeman, who is
charged by Mrs Ellen Kelly with stealing d
patent lever silver watch, gold ring with a
led set snd quantity Of clothing, from her
on or about the 2Sth October last Justice Kin.
sey required Freeman to give bail for a hearing
Tuesday evening next.
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ASSAULTS Yesterday, John Ref was ar
restrd tor an assault on Samuel I uId by officer
BuTch. The case was LAID before Justice Kin.
sey, Who held Reitto bail for peace. The same
officer arrested VIM. Williams for an assault
on ArEustus Watkins. Villa ms is chief cook
ard " atkins waiter at the Il venue House.
Watkins insulted Williams, who replied with
a blow Williams was held to bail for peace
by Justice Klnsey.
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FoRcIBLE EETRY.-Iesterday, Mr.. George
w Harvey appeared before Justice Kinsey
fer further hearing OF the case OF forcibIs en-
try. Mr. Harvey was charged with breaking
into and taking fOrcibie possession OF a room
occupied by John f.. Taylor. The case was
abandoned by the prosecution and dismissed
by the Justice.
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VISIT TO GENERAL GRAST.-A committee
OF ci1zens from New York waited upon Genr
Grant HI the War department yesterday, and
extended Rim an invitation of the leading citi-
Es 10 visit that city before he returned to thu
West. General Grant had made his arrange
mepts to leave in the evening train, and was
tn, refoIe compelled TO decline the proffared
compliment. The correspondence viii shor ,Iy
be published. The General appeared to be
gratified with the invitation.
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VNRREa DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSES ANDA
l. number Of Vscant Lots in the Western part Of
the city at Private Bale. We offer for sale two
tbres.story Brick Dwelling houses. Nos 81 and Is
containing each ffteea rooms. with large hall and
81 the modern improvements. The housse are in
hne condition. having lately been thoroughly re.
paired. Attached to one OF the houses is side lot
fronting ~ feet on the Avenue, with choice fruit
Also. q three-story Brick Dwelling, No. 70 Z st.,
With sice lot, AID containing nine rooms, with
Also, nunbe of Vacant Lots, fronting about a
feet each on Penn. avenue, between cath and 18th
For terms: DO, apply to JAS. Q. MoG1IR !. &
CO., Auctione ers. nm zM
Wi,a9es BGs,dssa sIsi
ROOMS, ct $50 Twelfth street, yithin aye mieaI s
va K Of the Kirkwood House, Wiliisrds ana at tae
Pate Mt Once Post Office and Treasury ana State
Washinaton' No Children In the house fs27-tf
NOR 6ATI-A new three story HOUSE, with
4 two story back building, being newly blilt
Brick No. 192 Fourth street, between ana New
York aysuue Above-ramed contains eieht rooms.
Apply g J. y. CR1WB, No. AS4 esvsnsh street.
= nRsT-CLAS5 OWlLLING HOUSE TOR
"A RENT-The large doShle House situated on
fha oorner OF II street north Snd Vermont avenue.
ven known e the rssidsnee % ats nxesllsncy Il.
past for rent; Dossessioa given on the arss day
q ~ sre Seamias. can be seen At any time and II.
terms stated On application g ether Of The under.
sasne6. AYE. vX1HUkM.
f. Exec. and Trus. Of o. L. Coitman. deceased.
SfnAfsaY APP TAofIgs: p q..e.1 d
i sosih s. 50 ~ o'ss' o''asA'n o.
g ,YRsNox TAYLOR
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence OF Indictment weather, until TUES
DAY, the 18th inst, fame hour and place.
NH ii d J. G. MCGUIRE q co. Aucta.
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By WI. WALL & co., Auctiop..r,

Dy WIN. L. WALL co, Auctionsers.
CANTERBURY BOWLING SALOON UHDRp
- TIE WATERBURY, on LOUISIANA AVENUE BIT
- AND eTH SITS AT AuCrIoN.-Ou MONDAY IIti
Mst ~ IL O'Clock m We will sell on the preuiasa
the canterbury Bowling Falcon, contsinin1 =
alleys. all in good order, and q bar doing 4 rood
nrhness, Tbs 10 anewly fitted room and one of
fr ON May next,
Bale without reserve. Terms cash
nd 4. 4
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slI.AS ". ". COEGHrY
Ism
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-In the Justice
~ Court. Ophir Township. in and f1r the Count 7
OF Buttc-Thc People Of the State of California
to g III. Moore e-GrectinC: You are hereby summoned
to appear before me. at my office. in the town OF
Oroyille. Ophir Township. in the county Of Butte
on the l4th day May, \. D.. 1861. at ! o'clock 4.
NJ. to answer unto the complaint of John VI. Clark
& Bro. who sue to recover the sum of Two hun.
dred and sixty six dollars and eighteen cents al
lodged TO he due from you to Plaintiffs on = prom.
iSsory Note and Book account Said prnmi~>ar ~ Note
hears date. June 2lst. lS60. for sixty five dollars
payable to c. d. Clark bearing interest at the rate
OF three per cent per month. from date until paid
Also Book account for goods. sold and delivered At
your special instance and request in the sam of one
hundred and twelve dollars and ninety six ceni.
bearing legal interest. All Of which appears by
reference being had 10 the complaint on file in my
Office when judgement will he taken against YOU
for said amount, together with costs and damages
if you fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable n said County
Greeting legal sevce and due return hereof
Given under my hand the 18th day Of Fehrirry
A. d. le64. SILAS ". W. COUGHEY.
Justice OF the Pcace Of said township
hereby order the above summons to be published
in The WEEKLY Union RFcorn, for period of thre.
Months. and it Is further ordered that J. II. Sim.
mon, Constable, depoSite true copy Of the above
Summons. in the Post Office, at Orovile. postage
paid, addressed 10 &. Moore. Dayton. Mt
SlLAS W. W. COTGHEY
Justice Of the Peace Of 0phir Township, Butte
County, Stat. of California.
February l2th 1854 T3ml
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The Legislature .

Ssy4TE-tss he 9Th th= Assembly eoncar-
ress resolution rehling TO lntiisn hostilities in
TIE northern eosniks was adopted
On the s'h, Foslke, Of SiSkisou. expressed a
disposition TO resign his seat . consequence Of
haTins been elected By Fotes pronounced IN
constitutional by the Supreme Court A res
oluion was adopted declaring that The Senator
should retain his seat until somebody could
show better right 10 it. Chas, 4 Crandali
sent in a petition for the seat occupied BY
Haskins, from TuoIumne and Mono. who was
elected By military majority
The bill for the repeal of the Specific Con
tract law was discussed on the 10Th from lo
till o'clock. and then dgeated-ayes IA, noes
"a. Notice Of reconsideration was given. 4
message was sent IN by the Governor appoint
ing John Heusiis, General OF the Second Brig.
ade, rice Ellis, resigned and John Bidwel 10
be General of the Fifth Brigade. A resolution
was adopted for inquiry into The healtbfulness
of the site of the Insane Asylum. \ resolution
was also adop'ed declaring the members from
Siskiyou and Mariposa, elected by soldiers
votes. entitled TO bold their seats until Others
established better right
On the llth, Leonard Withdrew his notice
of reconsideration relative TO the Specific Con
tract Bill, and recorded his vote 10 its favor
A lie vote was given on the motion 10 engross
the bill empowering ,hs Governor to remove
his appoinees at will. ..sshen President Maehin
gave the casting vote 10 its favor
As,KNBLY.-R Resolutions were adopted, on
the 5th, in reference to the Indian war in the
northern counties, and asking the Governmen,
for troops.
On the 9Th, long debate occurred upon a
resolution giving Assistant United States
Treasurer Cheesman The use of the Assem-
bly, chamber in which 10 deliver an address
upon the currency question, which wa, finally
passed-aves 80, NOES %.
The following bills were passed on the S,h
An Act To amend an Act relative to the levy
ing of taxes; an Act to exempt from forced
sale one sewing machine worth one hundred
dollars; an Act to amend an Act 10 prohibit
the carrying Of concealed weapons an Act to
amend an Act relative to NoIares public aud
various bills not OF general Importance.
Considerable sensation was created in the
Assembly, on the 9Th, by The reading of a dis.
patch from Secretary Chase. fayoring he repeal
of the Specific Contract law The resolutions
censuring Senator McDougalls course were
adopted by vote of - to D.
On the llth, Thompson Campbell gave
notice Of a bill allowing soldiers TO vote for
Legislators, Congressman and Presidential
Electors. Bufum's bill to prevent the waste
of timber by pitch gatherers was ordered en-
crossed. The bill levying State school tax
of half a mill, and amending the school law,
was ordered enrrOssed
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MOTUE ERSr NOTIlER Is.
M0VU ERS,,

Don't fail To Proc rre Mrs Wiu-IoN'. Sooth-
ing syrup f'T sRE'Tss.NS TEETul>G.
This valssasEs prepsEs,S,n y the Tss-rririss,s ~
enc Of the best female phr>c',> and nurses IN the
United - steS and has been n~-l Gor thpvY yr..Y>
with ne7er failing safety and Sucrc>9 b u5irIons of
mother, and children, from the feeble infant one
week old to the adult.
II not only relieves the child frrm pain, lslt nvic
oratc> the stoEgscb and bowels corr;ts aciIitss and
gives tone and energy To the whole system. II will
almost instantly relieve.
tiRlrING H. 1uE BOWELS AM WiNp collie
We believe it iht Best and Surc-i Remedy in the
Wssd in all CASES of pYSENrEEY ana DIARKnH>
IN CHILDREN, xhr,herit arises from Teething nn
other CAUSES
Fnli directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None Genuine unless the fac-simile or
CURTIS Il PEEKIN- oT New York. Is on. thu
outside wrapper
Sold by all Y,aieme Dealers.
Principal office, is f1ey street New York
PRIcE ONLY 2j GEMS rgK Bn7rLE.
RICE, COFFIN 4 co. Agents MarNsyifc
REDlNGTON Il co.
4l6 md AIS Front street san Francisco
an22 6m Agents for California
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A NEW LEASE or LIFE
NEW EASE nv IIItE

DIR. Railways Pill. have granted me new lease
of life. For fifteen years have suffered with Dys-
pepSia iCostveness Indigestion. ] have taken
cartload of pills of different make but the relief
afforded by their operation the cost Of severe
suffering from Piles. II stopped taking these one
week, the old difficulty would trouble me- at last
struck vein of gold, in Railways Pils-the first
dose acted 50 differently from all other pills that
hoped for a cure-six boxes made a new man Of
me; am completely cured. No ,taining. no piles.
no weakness followed their use gained strength
with their Use. have not taken any physic for
over year, and am as rugged. strong and hearty
as bear. JAMES " FoSpIcE.
Clinton Town, Clinton Co., y. 7
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
IIOSTETTER. SMITH ~ DEAN
Sole Agents for Pacific Coast,
san Farncisco.
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HOSTETTER. SMITH s DEAN
Aceut> tor Pociih t'5es.. >isn, Francisco.
IInnituaI Constipation. Words Of Conn

Iinbitual Constipation. Word, Of Conn
fort pr. Cyrus ". Nr>sa-ei GosapR Mas. au-
thor of Clinical observations tts on the reat-
ment Of abdominal DISEASES - a. IN lstlen dated
February 22nd. l>62. Il cotrtl. Bristols Sugar
coated Iiil> the best Eensts Tor ciron e'0nstipa
ton Al present known VITA me they have never
tailed and have prescribed 5hem in At least fifty
instances. He al-o states =" hn6 lor llL rarsn-
lariteS of the ige~tIE- He ssons ffs ttsa and the
bowels they are by far the s{u me dis In he,
has ever prescribed perfectly Saie sne e,sisenly
reliable Similar testimony = roHInt ,sr al hy DT
Humphrey leiison -oi Chicago, IL. wlAp snumer-
ate- thirty cases with NAMES and 6ats> Eliiuh
he has administered She Pills. With e1trs.suecess
for nabiiual coStiveness and piles. Nhenev 9r they
have hecH used IL q remedy Tor liver and hrwe
complaints, the rs>s has hecn equally ~ s.asnorv
They ar~ lnt np N rs>> Yill>, aud viii keepin ANY
climate. PTorHrsS}s of all druggists
HOSTETTER. SMITH & DEAS.
Agents hcs Pacific coast. san Francisco.
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LIVE 0Ak {. &. { {. MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE 4, HEREBY GIVEN that on Saturday
~ 27th day at February. ! >6i At o clock ?. NJ
there viii Ire sold at Public Auction at the "fhee
Of the Co. IN Wyandotte. 81 many shares in the
capital stock Of >ai tn. standing iu the names ot
the following persons, viii bc necessary 10 pay
assessments Nos. and 1. now due by 7ad parties,
together with all expenses of advertising and sale
uulc>> said assessments and chlree~ are previously
paid.
>HAEt>. AS~NTS. ANT.
John Mesirk......-..lD0 lD0-..--. 90.
John Mathews. $50. 3 x .-- $500.
By order Of tbe Board Of TarStees.
JoHN Il. hEETcH, sec.
Wyandotte Jan. - lsc4.
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BROW N'S
BRONCHIAL
TR0CHES
FOR
COUGHS
AND
COLDS.

'hma, Catarah, and Con,umptiye Coughs the
Iroches are u.efu. Public Speakers and Singers
should have the Troches to clear and strengthen the
Noce. Military Officers and Soldiers who orertax
the Voice, and exposed TO sudden changes
'houid use them. OETIS only the SenHiHo,
Browns Bronchial Troches having prored their
efficacy by the test Of many years, are highly re-
commended and prescribed by Physicians and sur
geons in the Army. and have received testimonials
from many eminent men.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine in
the United states and most Foreign countries at
. cts. per box.
Agents for California.
REDlNGru> x Co.. san Francisco.
Fcl T. I'm
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tITR- = In IN I II 4 I'FaAN,
Agents for Pacific Coast. san Franc scs.
The Constitution and the Brood.-So p,r-

The Constitution and the Blood.-No mar
manent cure Of any ucerous eruptiye ditea.e can
be effected except by constitutional treatment The
vltiated blood must he rendered pure ana heaihfu,
otherwlse the cause OF the disorder rsfaa,ns luuA
ing in the system and is ture to break sss in .ome
deadiier form than before But one 3ains Rnowi,
among men reaches and expes this hsusfnl.puinci-
pie, and restores the constitution ,. it's arvinsl
strength and vicor Ills BRISroL Snssa s4B ISL H.
SuPpre>>ve medicines are highly 6n ~ spais sneis
cases and mercury almost inyaIuaiF substitutes
for one malady another equally tsagbl,- Bun ls
Baisamic Vegetable netergen, and Restorative
razs> The very foundations of dsease and convert.
into stronghold OF health and >srsngth the system
from which II has expelled the poisonous invader
Toits purifying and hlerenerag = power This most
wonderful of the worlds rsns is. owes Is -uulix-
allied reputation.
sold hy respectable druggists e5ezyVhcrc.
lOSTETTER. SMITH s hEAN
Agents tur rociiic t'5.st. raj F.slaci>ee.
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Franklin Copper Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT !,
" Meeting OF the Trustees. of the Franklir
Copper Mining Company held this day an Assess
ment OF Five Dollars per share was levied on III,
Capital Stock Of sad Company. payable on or lie
tore saturday, the l2th day OF Marrh. \. u.
1854. To the Secretary at his Office in Urosille.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees
\. STEVENSON, Secretary
oroville. February sth. l>55.
fpbl3td
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A Word 10 th. AGED II, n

A Word 10 the Ased.-ln the decline eg life
the loss oi vita forcc consequent upon physical
deeyy. can only he supplied by some viyifvnc
preparation which recruits the strength and spirits
without enialllns the exhaustion which j. alwavS
The hnAl effect OF ordinary >timulanis. We tcuder
10 the aged
DR- Ho>TErTKR ST0NECH Buffers
A. an lnvicorant and restorative immediate in IL.
beneficial rctioa and permanent in lis effect IL
tones the stomach improves the appetite act. ike
a charm upon the spirits. For dyspepsia opprr.-
sion after eating. bilious cholic wind cholic
spasms Of the stomach. sick or nervous headache
chills and fever tremens, prostitution and all the
complaints special to the feehcr sex the Ilticr~
are earnestly recommended by thousands who hays
witnessed their superior efficacy in such cases.
Sold by all druggists and dealers evervwherc
H0STETTER. SMITH 4 DEAN
Agents for Pacific Coast San Franc.cs.
The weekly union record., 1864-02-13

4 NEGLECTED COUGH,
Corn. Az lEKITArED or
SORE THROAT il allowed to
progress results in serious
Pulmonary Bronchial and
Asthmatic Diseases often
times incurable. BEowss
BgoSCHIAL TRoCHEs reach
directly the affected paris.
and give almost immediate
relief. For Bronchitis. As