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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-11

PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAMs
BLOOD PURIFYING
AND
pURG ATTY + II ERBS,
lin Pills ouN P,pdeyS,)
7fvHE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agen!:
L as yet known, have been most successfully
used for over a quarter Of 8 century iii Eurvlr
and tor the last years, also, III this country
aud are particularly efficient III the cure Of al
chronic diseases. No one should dispair OF being
cured without first trying them. No family
should be without them, for by their timely v.e
much sickness can be prevented. They hre III.
ported direct To this port by the undersigned
and their purify, efficacy ana safety can Be Iy.
lied upon with perfect confidence.
Tie folio wing are some Of the dl2oasea whtcA
have, been permanently removed by their sr
letter,
inflammation
Of the bowels,
consumption IN is
early stages headache,
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lockjaw, ruptures, rheumatism.
cramp cholic catarrh, pam III The
breast and sides. deafness, neTvou"hfss.
epu,trd fever chlls and fever, agnc, OPEN
wounds, pneumonia, dlspepsia, salt rheuIil, rsI'
Ger, scrotula, jAundice, tapeWorm, bit
it.(iS
complaint, langour, govt, drdpSy
erYsipelas, worms, chollc, piles
.1iarrloea, hoar2nrss, swell
inR5, bloatiigs bloody
and white tux, 1ys
EMERY, cUstlvc-
ness, mea-
slts, SC
Also. PROF WI NDEAM Ms fhtu4A-
TIC TINCTUKF a sure and safe cure for
acute and chronic rheumatism. IL" matter i"
'Y PR ;C'IS WUNb5kAN's govt 20 NDFkS
tGirht Pulvcr) if taken in con- lnctlon With Tho
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS Or Pow
UERS. will most surely cure 'hr worst cASr"
Of Gout and lniamatory Rfenmari<ln;
PROF. WUNDRAsl'S tP!LEPTlI RE-
NEEDY. the only sat, and reliablr remedy
known for the certain cure Of Epilcptir rus
PROF. " UNDRAM. ) TAPEWoRA
POWDERS will completely carry Of t"'
Troublesome inIroder. and also remove al o'i''
worms most etyt1alIy ron the s - n
STOMACHAL ELIXIR an Invaluable r."
medy against asthma, blliousness pan IN III"
breast, coughs, colds, dysentery, o'af! !atS
cramp cholic. summer complaint, hea ~:
faintness, sudden indisposition, dyspepsia, sth
sickness, &c Every family should nave DoI
tie Of this Elixir in the house. hnu every tIA,.
eile- in his 7aliae It can be safely, gwen 70
tns s1nailsat Children there be;12 70 l&udanun
o. other deieteTious substance i. i, ~ i:
PROF WUNDRAM5 IOOId-Aon1
DROPS, give Immediate relief, A1'd hie me- I''
relble than any remedy yet known o"' '''A'
will convince. , ~
PROF. WUNDRAM'S HERB TEA can.
not be too highly recommended to ali disPeP
ties, sick and conyalescent, and those sHue''"S
. Pr PROF " UNDRAAl' RHEUMATl.
HERB TEA, valuable aid IN curing rAe0'''a
tis1n; also for curing gravel.
Full directions accompany each remedy
For further particulars. apply 10 ..+
JULIUS DIEM ELI, Den'I.!
l45 Prince st., nearly opposite the rosy " ~
between st. AsAph and washington ~,
AlexandTla: q
For sale also by ISAAC hNT"l3A1
"a King st., Alexandlia. ' !"
j. Z. P1ERPOlNT. S. /. eor"y ~.
crt1 e1o a lpYALQrlA -
The weekly union record., 1864-01-23

Circumstances over which We had 10 control
intervening to prevent cur eifscting q purchase
Of the material Of the -0rorilie Union ofice,
ana The increasing necessity Of he Immediate
establishment Of permanent and reliable
Ulioa press il his county, dsmalied imnsdi-
ate action upon our part Upon CONSULTATION
Ei.h soma Of the lsadiag gentlemen Of tie
Union parry, l. was determined best to pur-
chase tie material Of tie Butte Reord" -
making the material heretofore the pli4ut .ools
Of ;rsas9uab,e sympaibizers presto change"
and dc equally good wo.k ior tie preservation
and perpe.uity Of cur glorious Union. We
viii hereafter furnish the old subscribers Of lie
OEoyIlle Union with the UNION REcozD. a1d
their subscriptions VIII be continued as though
no change bad been made.
Our readers viii please bear in mind that We
have been at considerable expense in establish
ing permanently q loyal paper in this county,
aul that all the pecuniary assistance they can
furnish Is, BY subscription or otherwise, will
be thankfully received.
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Public Meeting

st meeting Of the ei,izeus Of 0coTaie
he,l at the Court House, on Wednesday eve
mig, Jan. 10Th, 1864. for the purpose Of taking
steps TO celebrate the completion Of the Cali
fornia Northern Railroad to Orogille. the f9l-
loving committee was appointed to act in
conjunction with committee Of the Oroyille
Guards in collecting funds necessary TO dafray
the expenses OF, and in making arrangements
for, the contemplated celebration: J. Bloch,
T. Fogg, J. G. Moore, G c. Perkins. VI. II.
Darrach \. 6 Simpson and j, NJ. Brock.
It was determined that the celebration
should take place upon tho day Of the arrival
Of the first rain Of through passenger cars.
The meeting adjourned suffice; to he call Of
the committed L. LANE, Pres't
A. g. SIMPSON, Secy-
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Tie following IS TIE sabsia1ce Of : letter
sent by Seward . Gen Basks. relative 70
Mexican affairs. jus. pab-ishad
At The prssea, time. We are On terms Of
amity ard friendship, maintaining Diplomatic
relations With Mexico. Neregard that country
as the theatre Of foreign, mi-s.ai Ei-A civl.
strife In the conflict We take 10 part Or
he co1.rary,Ha prac-lce ss.a-e lo1-l1ter-
vea,i1a : 4 uoa Interference fha command
o. tA5 frontier wiA 3ero.Te o. yol. psactica-
bly a-I consistently sikh yo1r otae- .a-c,io1s.
% n-event asd OK supplies esiHg giren from
tie Ulied States o ei-asr Of the 5ali1arents.
Yl1 VI defend TIE citizens Of the Uoiied
St-taz III I exas against aay enemies. E-s-har
i1nls,i-o fore n Ntve-th-l9Ss, Tou NIL
not enter alv uart of Mexic. ua.5ss il be ten
po-4ri.v. and then clearly necessary for the pro
lection al your own lives against aggression
fron the Mexican border. lou can assume
no authority il Mexico 10 protect citizens OF
the United States there, mach less redress
wrongs OF Injuries committed against the
Ulited States or her citizens, whether these
wrongs or injuries were en- one side ot the b1r-
der or jhe other. Il coa=a. lad tLsir posi-
tioHs ansafa On tie HeZ,c11 siia q tie border.
.e- h-m -ave IAe c1uatry rather than Invoke
protection Of our forces. These directions re
salt from i 6xel dissemination g. ihe PEesI-
de1t 70 avoid any lspar.are f-oci tie iawfal
aeatr4.i r, and any glasc sa-r u1-aft1. en-
largemeat of ihs ,l.essDt f e. var.
At tie s1ue tire vor vili be expected 70
observe military ana political events as they
occur in Mexico, and Communicate all thai
shall be important for.this Government TO uu-
ders:and concerning them.
The weekly union record., 1864-01-23

BoEDgE STATE PRocLivITIEs.-ln the
House Of Representatives on the 18th Of De
ceu.ber Green Clay Smith, Of Kentucky, H.
trojuccd the following resolution
Resolest That. as Cur country, and the very
existence Of tie best Government ever luSltu-
ted By man IS inpeviltd 5T the ms. causeitss
aud wicked rebellion that the world has ever
seen. and believing as we ID that The oulg hope
Of saving the country and preserving this Gov
erument Is by tie power Of The sword, We are
fer the most vigorous prosecafion Of the war,
unit! The Constitution aHd laws shall be en-
forced and obeyel in all parts OF The United
States; aud TO lha, ena we oppose auy arm
isiice, or intervention, or mediation. or PROPOSE
iions f1r roace from any ql4rtcr. 50 long as
there shall be found rCbe. IN arms against
the G9vornmeaj; AID we iguora AL party
mans ..,s -ul issues. and recognize bat two
parties in t4is war pa'rio's and traitors.
y the C3pperheld press mas oon,eodod that
the Border States are opposed % the proseeu
ton Of tie war ard coercion. we copy below
the vote ol Tie Border States Oh tbs rosolu-
ton
YeAs.-Dshu1rc-s smitberS-l. Hlsg'asd
-Cfosswul. Winter Davis hatacty-
W Il. Randall, Greea Cay Smith, leaman
3. il8se4ri-b Blow, 2 ayl, Loan, VI C.ars
IL IJ,aI. 40.
Na.s-lIuL-al-B. G Har;s-l Ken
tu-,a-Narl.ut. Geiler, Mallory, N-dswor;h
:. Dis, ui-Ial, JAMES :. R9--as, Scott
3. TOTAL. 5.
Fcllrss.-Ibere win be a total eclipse Of
the planet ~Saathern Conlederacy" in about
SKY d4ys-v.si5Ie from q. parts OF The United
States. aad the Canadas yau2naigham will
..sca II hE DE all Of smoked glass.
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THE CoNANoHE.-It viii be gratifying ii VS.
10 oil loyal citizens of California to learn that
there is now probability that the Aquila will
be raised, and the iron clad Comauche will be
ready to defend Us from invasion in a very
short time We learn from the Bay papers
that the wreclsing party seut out by the New
York Board Of Underwriters have arrived,
which consists Of ten experienced wreekers and
four professional divers in charge Of Capt
Merritt We wish them great success.
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NN4icn

sSTATEoF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF Butte
- ire ate court O.oYile, :. lngary l4th ls64.
Ia The matter Of the estate # I'm. .Sise, deceased.
Whereas George Wood and F. Bul,all. executors
stae last w.l and testament # John Sise deceas
Ell haviu- on the lash dav IT january i D lS6+,
filed 4 petition il the Cielk's Office OF said court,
PRAYING shat an order 10 sell certain real estate
hereinafter described be granted T. them in said
estate.
said real o-,ate Is described as follows. to-vit:
That certain uiece or parcel OF land situated on
Butte ereeA- Bate county La'i.srn bounded on
the south by Butte Creek. on the west by land be
lou-ia- r. tie Va s.-f estate lH Tie north by the
fa.tcl- or vacant 1nl. ana aa t-e eat + tie
lands &. samuel Caa.e. containing eighty acres
&. '-a3 %. er .c-- -o.ier 81 nj and sing 1r
the Alil .--8.-ei-> .ll - .a-lillce- thelrJGto
aHas,a,uA- % ae ol-s4-- Ine peop.e .e OF the state
o- C.lifra3 q l', w'orl s. -sr cone IT. Greeting:
No-ice Is hereby given 1lat q hearing Z sad He-
tsto1 vi II lad lt t..1 lr 1sy term % said court
g. ai.- aa 3 lay the >tl day OF Fe aaiT. = D
l>at.ar Ten = Il. ae-a-e ~1-- 'at-- Il the
C9ltt i1u~e. 81 0r.T..5 ar Is ~e-1 thereafter IS
Tie same can l. heard, By order Of the Probate
JaaZc-
Witness by band and ibe seal Of said Pro
lsta ceuJt. 4ijVei l-s the = L ay q. Jaa iarT.
(- = D.t~63. j. W.Gtt.hI son. Clerk,
b. h Tartr- iaur. Il
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C00cfabIa's Sale.

rDI tlI.l HE AN HannF ef -AlElSsU-
s = 80 OIL ot rao Cont oiJeaa Dick. Jus-iceo Of
Br,to ana >.-te % California d.--l tle l5tH day Of
.aH .rr. 81 T. Isl g. me l-,at, tlaa de-lFer a..
teH.1 et i'.. ID
ID tati3l. -..i township. ca -1- state, and
'fra Us rae G g-e--1- s t..- mining claim. SAID
i.....-t t...m U if-tle. Us Amos Nety to j. W.
Wo.!ia. .e1 Tie -t-d javot o. t0ier. 4. u. lS63. 3>
security she Iaym-ut cl !. certain note, dated
Oct. a. s. discs
y Vs. therefore in PURSUANCE oflav and the com
1nlud~ ot -;d order. VIII sal. at public auction the
above described claim to tAe highest bidder. for
cash. ol Saturday. tAe 6,a dag a February. 4. D.
Is St between f.a .u-- at .,-i clock p. ~. 10
sat.-fra si-ls- -a. e-rl II -all 1lt. ou tile
ll-i lat .. .-.a =. 8. j. -s'G Amos
Ntlty. ia isruc sid =. ST.. + .il- .1r the
to-at-t llu- t.-. Sal. --..a-r. -a e. take
place j. ne ts--l-t
f.F- PARKS
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LEAF YEAR.-A cotemporary, doubtless a
bachelor, speaks as follows about the rights Of
the women 10 WOO men darjng the year; The
unmarried portion Of hamanity must bear in
miul that this IS Leap Year-so called, We
suppose from the fact that the feminine gender
who are "anpyovided for" are specially privll-
eyed to make straight leap into the jaws Of
ma,limony Now is the time to secure has
bands without o'ersteppirg the bounds o:
modest deceacy Good looking young gentle
meu ard rich old ones, who are not wrapped
up in the meshes Of tie conuabiaI net, viii
stand 10 extreme danger dur!ag lie next Twelve
months. The following rules have been laid
down 70: JAe yeay: Isl. Any gentleman pro
posing 10 q lady shall be compelled to wear
petticoars and perform kitchen duty. %. Any
unmarried lady, who fails TO pop the question
at least once during the privileged period, shall
be classed with old maids and other nuisauces
Sd It shall be the duty Of the ladies', after
selecting their victims, TO ask the consent of
the poor fellows parieuts The year has now
fairly commenced, aud we shall expect to see
things look checkered before it is through.
Printers, editors and lawyers owing to poverty
aud Inherent wckeduess, are understood to be
exempt from the draft
The weekly union record., 1864-01-23

4. P. Moons EsQ, received the appoint
uaat fom Coy. Low o. County judge Of
Plamas county. to Gil the vacancy occasjooel
bv the decease Of Judge Jones. The Quincy
Union declares the appointment . most ex-
eeNeut one-and endorses his Guaiacbias PAT
riotism
The weekly union record., 1864-01-23

ENouANos Of JUDGEs-Judse Soxi7n. OF
the Second Judicial District, viii iaAe the
place Of Judge Belober On Wednesday next
ia order to allow he latter to close Z? his pre-
'essional basiness.-dppel'.
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prNh9to Notice.

Fl MAO 81. wts 20 itmtv eo1eeru send greet
i--. All rer> G~ having claims against tie estate
a or. e. Aer--a. Diseased. late e b1tie county.
Gallo slla. ia~- s~s., them lre ei-y varchel 70
tie Undersigned, 4, t.se ea.e Ut Thomas We.is, il
or1ri.s w7tajn ft0 months ir1m This J4-- or
,lly H3.t a1 -erer barred.
Hr eIt.er .. uo-.F = Saa4rl- Probate Judge
Brt,e ea.iry. Ca iflr-.a. I. VAN OEDEN .AGnr.
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0ROIILLE JNI0y ADYERTISEHENTS.
CHAMPION INNING COMPANY.

NToTIcE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. ~ AC-
a CORpANCE with tAe Laws OF The state or
California and an order ol The 3 arl if Trustees Ut
the above company. there isiii he sold al the odie
etthe company in Bangor. n the 9th day o Fehra
ary, j. j.. l-3i. ior Cash ia [. =. q ID Coin, SO
maay shares IF the Capital stock Of said conn ny
standing iu tile names oi She following holders
- VIII ue necessary To pay tie assessments daily
levied -hcgc by the Board oi Trustees tase.Ler
with the eNqeu,e Vi advertisements and sale, unless
~ld assessments and charges are paid before the
-4e. by Order o. Tie Board 1T Trustees.
B.F. FLOYD. President.
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Probate Notice.

s MAG
IL aI h.a Z, 1ar .er-. G--cria--
All per~ having claims against the estate oi
John ->e. ea-ad via. present the same 10 Us, at
Chico, With tile nnrer vouchers t1r payment
within Ten months from t4iS l-y or be iereve'
garre3.
Byo-lec 81 tie Pral4,e Judge-
GEORGE WOOD. Executors
FRANK BIRDS ALL
p Ihos Wells. Attorney for Executors
@ Dee =, 1865. 5w-u-5
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No DsArr-The Washington correspon
dent Of the sac. Uujou writes

As has haeu previoaS,y ioi.ma;ei' ia ih's
ce--es0ouleule. ihc-5 wi be no draft ordered
In CAI.oruia, she Secretary Of N-r 1@vias
explicitly stated that fact 70 Senator CoateS>-
- iaa trembling liable 10 draft eau 3a =
assured. i careful enrolment will oe psoeeed-
al wiki and completed. 4s It is necessary that
the avaiab.o force Of ,he Stale shah be known
when in case al extraordinary exiseoceF OF
future sqgaliy times s1ond demand that Il be
called cut. But unless in ease ci foreign L.
vasion. or 4 sudden raid upon California from
the extreme western tag-eud Of Febeijem, 20
lraf. viii be made.
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FOR SALE
Liquor Store For Sale.

rEVHE UNDERSIGNED Will SELL. CHEAP
{ FOR CASH. lis LIQUOR STORE. with Fire
Pra0i Brick Vault: Also. Large aud well selected
stock II Forci "a and u me~-ie Wines and Ii. .u.rs
az td>t or In Lois 81 -i-lt falr. ..l--crS-
This Wal he ia1ld -oad Investment ser any one
desiring 70 engage n thc ligG-r business as this j.
an ola >tassd. and has good Country Ifade. The
object of the present owner ia selling cut. j. - p
home on business and he will offer ind1cemeu;, To
purchaser not usually met with.
Also For Sale-0ue Lot. . bY $50 ret, on cor
ner uf Myers Street and Miners Alley.
al persons Indebted L the undersigned VII
lease settle tLel- bills Immediately.
PHILilP FAREEJLY-
Orosille October = 1855. e3ln
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SrRAws.-We clip the following straw

SrRAws-We clip the following straws
from ,he Oregon Statesman, for the especial
reading of the Copperheads aud The Red Bluff
Beacon:
Coprcrbeadism don1 pay 10 this state The
Review IS dadius i. so. The paper has become
afflicted with impecauiasity,' which signifies.
equally well. ~ticl,-d,ll4r owe .lal1 chic,,4-
mia. "h1rj ur. fla. o-lkr," etc. We learn
.rama private source Mat the proprietor las
become diees.el, AMI rumor has it that e
transfer Of the concern Is To be made soon.
The Golden Era of san Fanci-co IS pab
I u>aa .Asacy called .uc Trail Of lbe ~er-
pe.- or Three Things Dead" 5y be lille, /,
Should aa lde history Of the c5pperh5als.
IL is q consolation 70 know That ,Loach no.
ml.y c2pnesheads will be killed in IBIS war. q
good many of thcm VIII be driven 70 commit
-uicdc whcu il Is al ove-.--iPpe1-
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DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

Debility. from whatever cause arising. nav h-
cured; strength, in whatever manner il may have
been wasted. may be restored by the use q this
powerful and hea,lfal invigorant. For lHdi-es-
tion aud all its painful effects, bodily and meatal
they are positive specific.
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1insv G. & @. Mining Co.
Franklin Copper III. Co.

- -0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN. IhAT IN AC-
y eea54lcc Yi.l J.c Jaws q, The STATE q Cali
t'vai4.auG the aya.Ws &. Tie F-ankka Copper
Njaic- & nnrauy. and aI orders daily made BY the
Beard 81. Tts>tees oi Sai3 Company on the 9Th day
OF NayeIaaer a. D.I>sf. taore viii he sold al
Public Auction ia to,ar "a the Court aonSe door
AT oroyi.ie. on Monday che 251h day x January,
a. p. l>al AZ fhc ha-- ot Z Z. p that day "a the
ii-aest his3er.orcs-l. So many shares ot The Cap
i1-. St'ck u >all Company Standing ia The names
Of l.. r. FIser- E.A Sr4-&> ana L. a. bancroit,
men; dsly .et Ia f-.,-,a-. II ,c g. lra>.eeS,
.e-,-.er VITA -ae ~. Is u -'isl2c arGce
safe. tewit;
l. j. Fseer. SIX ~ha-e-. Nr<- -i. =. Isle. L.
lS-As c.t Aa- 4. 1aa a,.y dth S-4 60
Aa-.I,-h...- = 90
IN. al. >x s,ss-es KS. IS. --.7S. ~.
Sa. Assessment 81. . die Aug, I1Ih $a4 90
{. a. Bancroft. ~iN shares. y - ], =. ;, {. 5.
6-As>cs>a.ta. No.4, Gle Aug. lIth.. SIS On
VII lse sold subject 10 the third assessment OF six
dollars per share doo November 18th, 1868.
By ogde. Of the Board Of Trustees
JOSEF E. \. LEWIS, President.
Nov. I3,h, l>63. nl4td
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a Word to the Aged.

IN the decline Of life the loss Of vital force coHse
quent apon physical decay can only he safety sup
Piled by some viviv wing preparation which recruits
the strength and spirits, wl;hpat eltailng the ex-
haB-ion which j. always the hnal effect Of ordinary
stimul4uts. We tender 10 the aged
The weekly union record., 1864-01-23

NEVADA CoHsuTcrIoN.-The Nevad4 Con
sttulonal election, on Tuesday, rcsa.ted in the
defeat ot the Constitution by on overwhelming
majority. The result, as far as heard on Tues
day evening, as telegrapAel to the Sac. Uni, n,
was as follows
The weekly union record., 1864-01-23
Washington G. M. Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN AC-
~ corlance with the laws &C the State OF Cali
tornia, and tie bylaws oi The Washington Copper
Miuing Company and S,l orders duly made by the
Board Of lrjs>tcesof said Company On the 9th day
OF Novemlcc 4. D. l,65, there Will l,e sold At Pub
lie Auction in trent Of the Caart House door tat
Orovle. en- Monday. the 18th day Of January. A.
u. l>Gt. az the hogy oi u NJ. Of that day. to the
highest tdder Tor cash >o many shares Of the Cap
il4G Stock OF said Company. standing in the name
Of Peter Freer. p VII! he necessary for the pay
went Of the assessments luiy levied thereon by the
Board cf Trustees together with the expenses OF
advertising aaG sale. to VII:
Peter Freer SIX shares NoS. Is. L. 20 Il.
- 25-A>ss 9s,aeu, Ne !. dne July 9th. s24 90
> due Aug. l,th,. p 90
sale subject II third assessment, lae November
Also, far the 4th Assessment Of sl2.
Iv order OF tie Board 20 Trustees.
JOSEPH T.. y. LEWIS, President
Noy. IS, lS63. nl4td
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Dr.. Eostett4r's Stomach Bitters.

A. an inYi-orant ami restorative. immediate in
is beneficial action and permanent in iis effect,
L tones the stomach. improve. the appetite 49,
Ike q charm up0A the spirits.
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For Females.

Thousands of ladies resort u it - a remedy for
hy~teria huttering Of tae heart, nervous headache
vertigo general debility. and all peculiar disturb
aEce- and arrangements ta which. a Il sax. they
are subject. Il cheers and .ightens the depressed
mental powers a. well G- trenEtAeas the body
and is Use i never followed y any reaction.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEI
Pur base only OF reliable dealegs. Sold everywhere.
4oSTETTER, SMITH Il DEAN, Agents,
227A ,ntsomery s., (Russ Block)
Francisco
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Dr.. Hostetter's 8 Stomach Bitters
Strengthen the System.

The best means Of imparting vigor to tho broken
down frame and shattered constitution, which h2.
vet been invented discovered, or prodeged TO the
feeble Of both sexes and all age. Is
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UNITED STATES
Is STABLE.
EDU4RD BOUDEN. Proprietor.

TEVHE PROPRIETOR WOULD RESPECTFUL
z j inform the pnbiic that lie has recently ma lie
extensive additions Of nne st0cE and vealeles 70 the
United States Livery Establishment, which can De
had ., al times @ reasl lualle rates.
Horses kent on Livery al moderate rates and the
best bay aud Barley supplied.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-23
The following correspondence explains
itself:
LOUISVILLE, AccoMAo Co.,
Virginia. March 10. 1864.


GEN. B. I. BuTLER:-.Str: My school
has been closed since Christmas, because,
as understood, the oath required of us
| could not conscientiously take it. Hay
ing heard since then, that one of your Off
GERS explains the oath as meaning, simply
that We consent to the acts of the q, S.
Government, and pledge passiue obedience
to the same, | take the liberty Of address
ing this to you to ascertain if you so con-
strue the oath. I cannot understand how
a woman can support, protect and defend
the Union except by speaking or writing
in favor of the present war, which could
never do, because my sympathies are with
the South.
If by those words you understand merely
passiee Submission, [ am ready to take tho
oath and abide by it sacredly.
Very respectfully,
MARY r. GRAVES.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-23

The following order was issued last week
by the General Commanding this District,
and will explain itself;
HEAD QUARTERS DISTRICT OF ST MARY's,
Point Lookout, Nd, March is, ga.
General Orders, No 3.-Whereas spir-
ituous liquors are constantly sold by traders,
raverns and others, TO persons engaged in
the military service of the United States,
who, under the influence thereof, have
sometimes committed acts unbccoming to
themselves and injurious to the peaceable
citizens Of the county.
And whereas there is reason to believe
that large quantities of spirituous liquors
are brought into this Military District with
intent to dispose Of the same in violation of
the laws and orders of the Government OF
the United States
Therefore in order to correct the above
mentioned abuses and put an end to such vi
olations of law, and in accordance with the
request of many citizens,
1t is ordered: That no person6hall here
after sell, keep for sale, bring or cause to
be brought within the county of St. Mary's,
any spirituous liquors or wines without
license in writing first had and obtained
from these Head Quarters.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-23

Any violation of this order will subjecs
the offender to arrest and imprisonment
all spirituous liquors and wines found in
his or her possession to confscation, and
the store, tavern or other place of business
of the offender where spirituous liquor, or
wines are kept for sale will be closed.
This Order does NOS concern physicians
and surgeons in the ordinary use of spirit
uous liquors and wines in the practice Of
their professions.
Licenses will only be granted upon writ
ten application to the General Commando
the District accompanied by the Oath of
Allegiance prescribed by the President of
the United States in his proclamation Of
Dec. 9Th 1863
BY command of Brig. Gen. MARsroN