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Els tray Notice.

rg~O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCEBN-YOU
q are hereby notified. that in pursuance of the
law oi March IS. 1854 IN relation 10 e>ttays in
Butte County. that the undersigned has now in his
possession the iolluHiug estfay animals: One
flea bitten gray mare years oa; l 'rrel mare
white spot in the tice; buy mare branded an ihs
left hip f, white spot IA the face hiud feet white
one bay hor>e wlite in the face branded IS, 5
years old. The above property WAS taken up on the
30ih day OF June 1861 by Ja- L. llenshaw, in
Hamilton Township. aud will be disposed OF &C
cording 10 las If not redeemed.
GEO. 4. HALL.
Justice Of the Peace Hamilton Township
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\ correspondent ct The CNcaso Tribune
writes from Tennessee: Il s4w gentleman a
few days since dreci from Atlanta. ard who
informed me thai J,ha Beil was thee. Surly
aHd disappointed. He is severe on everybody
on mankind 10 general lie states that he
would never have joined tie rebels, had not
parties having the reputation of being Uniuu
men. called on lin and u'g him 10 go into
lhe caurent 'hal he might cou,rolil Mr.. Is.
says tie yielded 10 thoSr arguments and sohci.
'a'lor>; bu' n' >oouer tai he arrayed huuseif
with the traitors than he T. s. The confidence of
the rea! Union mcn, ~i,hoa, gaining that Of
d he tie ealrlS
The weekly union record., 1864-07-23

GsssRAL GRANTS PLASs,-In the July
number OF the Atlantic Monthly, an article
upon the May campaign, evidently written by
one who can speak with authority. convevs the
following new and impori ant Information
The expedition of General Banks ID The Red
river was in process Of execution when tiensrsl
Grant was appointed Commander in Chief Of
aii the forces in the 6e.i. lie sent n message
recalling II; bat, though some miscarriage OF
mlSconeep'ion Of orders. or from SINE cause vet
unexplained. the expedition kept on lis way.
Te>ulliur IN disaster. The withdrawal f the
gunboais which had been demonstrating Of
Mobile, and the departure Of lroapS from The
M'Ssiss ppi enabled General Johnston to Calh
sH the forces Of the SunIhwfst IN trout pf
sherman. General Grant designed that Ger.
Banks, with troops and faiilla. Shoul suddenly
taii upon Mobile, front and tear. Ii the works
were carried by assault. then ccuboa'S ard
transports could appear IL Montgomery flank
ing Johnston. Il woud be the ihrn>iuc Of =
probe deep into tie ieuderesi and so-eSt parts
Of the Confederate body polite il wonld
sever Alabama and Mississippi from he other
rebel States. Or, if failing in The assault. il
would at least compel Johusinn 10 send back
the troops wiitdrawn. Tins making II easy
work for Sherman The failure oi any part in
concerted movement affrcis all other paris
General Banks. no; appearing 4, Mobile
retarded Sherman.
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Notice..

A MEETING OF THE SToCKH9l DERS or
q the Oroviile Tarupike Company will be held
at the Court House. in the town Of
p+"vile. on Saturday the 18th day OF July.
A q. lS64 at the hour Of half past O'Clock
Of that day. iur the purpose Of electing Presi-
dent secretary. and Treasurer. and a Board IF not
les than .ye Directors; and to I'LL such other Of
fees may be established and enact bve-laws for
the Company and 10 perfIr such other acts as
nay be necessary iJT the better orgamzaii9n OF
the Company. !. NJ. BROCK, Pre,ide I.
Jos. Bloch Secretary.
Ornvi.le. Jolly sth IsG4. 3s.f
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice--Frost Copper Mining Co.

I oCATIoN, H0NCUT DISTRICT. BUTTE
H County. California. NoIiee ! hereby given
ihat 81 meeting of the BoSrd Of Trustees ef sid
Company held on the 2ls; 6ay of July 1864 an
assessment cf ihrse dollars On each share Of the
capital Stock ot >aid Company was levied payable
forthwith n the Secretary Of said Company al the
orhce oi the Company st Bangor Butte Coanty. in
seid coin. AZ the United States. Any shares Of
sioCS upon which sad assessment shah remain uu.
paid on SaturSsy. the 2eth cav ct August, A r..
l>e4. NiH be sdvegu>ei oH tnts day a. delinquent.
and uEleS> Jaymeat >hss lie made before vii be
sid on the 81 dsy OF September. 4. D. lisa 10
pay The delinquent assessment, costs o. adver.is-
ing and expenses OF sale.
C. OS6OOD.
Secretary Fra>. Copper Mining Company.
Office. Bangor. Butte Couaty, California.
Bangor July 9l>t 1854. Sw-Ss
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E1PuHGED.- Beriah Bro~n has discovered
that loyalty is a monarchical word, says the
Flag, belonging exclusively to the despoiisnrs
of the Old world that it has m place in The
lexicon of Repubcadsm. Beriah has ac-
cordinsly expungcd the obnoxious word from
his CONSERVATIVE Democratic" edition Of
Webster unabridged. Heuceforih, the Con
servaiive Democracy will ignore the ,rord, as
they have heretofore ignored he thing which
it represents This is as it should be- There
is nothing like consistency.
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General Mcdowell has issued an order rt-
quiring all persons travelling to aud from San
Francisco on the high seas, 10 deliver up any
weapons they MAY have about their persons to
The officers of the ship. This IS
necessary Precaution, for the safely of ships
and loyal passengers; and will be sanctioned
by every loyal Terson in the land
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NoLUNrggRs AND REGULARs.-Th London
Times of June lob, iu an article on the
American war, says;
There is hardly regular" battalion in the
whole Of the numerous hosts which are cnn
tending with such unparalleled ierecilv ard
resolution. The veterans who are occasion.
ally spoken Of cannot by possibility be- Soldi,->
Of more than three Years standing Our own
volunteers are older troops than the olde-,
troops under Grant or I.ee There is not a
regiment in either camp which WAS raised
before the Spring OF 1861 for the plumbers ct
be small regular army almost vanished ia The
mass, and II has never been ionnd praclic ahle
10 give il any increase al strength The whole
OF thl~ dreadful fighting has beeu done by vol
untee7s. and by vuluu eers without a mach
training as eur own K frmen Yet these raw
companies. without professional spirit or 'tei
mental traditions with Captains Sniched from
the counter or the store, uud With Generals
who were attorneys lew months ago. are
hgh'iug with as much heroiSm and ub>iiracv
as NapoleOn's Old Guard or Germauy's brave,i
warriors. There may be little science IN tie
business, bu' of all that makes soldiers there is
as much as in any war OF which We reud
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\ FEMALE rsHIyULRFE" ENTERS 4 PROTEST.
Among few of the women Of Georgia who
have renamed at their post dining ShermanS
advance, there is one who, according TO the
tradition of camp. has essayed 10 become a
military critic, and to enter protest agaits
our unfair method of fighting Here is the
critic in her veruacular:
"Youuns don't fight weuns fair. When
Johnston crossed the II gh Tower he made a
line and wanted you all 10 come square al him
at Atlanta; but instead of lhat younnS went
away IF to Dallas aud we had To leave and
make line for You there. But there again
You all wou'di't fight fair for when cur line
was made afront OF yours, Captain li'oker
with his big regiment. came round and pi' 'ched
into wruns eerd! No GInerai can fight such
uAiair ways rs that"
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Is THERE ANYTHING IN NAMF?-We ere
you ever ashamed Of the names OF some of our
battle fields? No; Northern mudsll's, bnf
Southern chivalry, are responsible for such
names as these they are genuine and hislori-
cal; Bull Rom, Smokers Gap, Slaughter 5
Mountain. Polecat Station. Gum Neck. Mig
gerfoot Road Buzzards Roosr Pass, Cockeys
vile. Scufleown >knuer's Neck, Mob Jack
Back, Yellow Tavern, Iardscrabble Town.
Snaketown, Jericho Marsh, Piping Tree,
Guinea's Branch, Pumpkinvine Creek, Ok
Neck and Snake River Hollow.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Table Mountain Lodge No. IA, r. ~ \. NJ.
q Tie stated meetings Of Table Mountain
<E Lodge, No l24. F. i A. VI. are held on the
first Tuesday of each month, at Masonic Hall,
Oroyiile. C4lled meetings every Tuesday.
Brethren in good standing are invited to attend.
c. z. CoLroS, m.
D. N. BlsuoP. Sec'Y.
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BRIGADiER GENERAL Collins, commanding
the Fourth Brigade. California Militia, died
suddenly a, Nevada, on be night Ct July olh-
General Collins was Colonel of the Second
Regiment Of Illinois Volunteers in The Mexican
war and won great distinction for bis bravery
Subsequently. be came 10 California. sud was
a member Of the Legislature for two terms, the
las, in 1868. He was 40 uncompronising
Union man, and but two days before his death
spoke in Nevads al lincoln sud johnson
Ci7h raefi1c
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Ferry Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
" undersigned vii. on Tuesday. the ?3i Of
August, a. H., lNe4. at the hour Of y. NJ. on
that day, oC soon thereafter as The cause mly be
heard. al ly TO the Boatd OF Supervisors al Butte
County California for a License 10 establish and
Keep Pui'c Ferry, for the term or ten years
from The ur-t oi August. A D.. lS6g. across the
w">t branch nt Feather river, Al a point nu said
branch. kaawn d, Nelson ban IA Oregon Township
July 15i. lNGt. u3> {. =. CURTIS.
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Y FRENcuvANs Excess FOR STEALING A
FIG i see voa lcelle peg. al i say t. him
san take you away home With me. NY ltelle
peeg-csu OF hca2 Aud Zen pull ze tail OF
ze lee,ie fellow, ara be sing our. Oar ou,t
oH 2 in ze hes; OF French And 50 rakc
hlm at his word, aad make him into ere great
bees poFk pie
Tbs is q coed Illustration Of Louis Napo-
Icons grand lace,uy oi Mexico Having stolen
the Mexican ris uader a pre'oasc of having
obtained The assent of tie people Of that tn
happy country, he has set his Austrian ei.f ds
euis'ae 10 wok upon The Imperial pie Ba,
We think iAe pie viii be spoiled aad The cock
dssraced
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Women and War.

Woman IN all her legitimate positions is as
deserving Of respectful commendAiion as the
opposite sex. for i, is through her Influence
that the characters of men are shaped and
moulded And when ws read The history of
the world We see L great deal to admire, in lbe
glorious women of the past.
have often thought If had lived in the
pa'riarchal days. when poor IIager was thrust
weeping from the habi1atious Of men. INTO The
lonely wilderness. I could have toiled. fought
and died for her; ard if in L future s'a,e
shonid chauce 10 meet the author Of that act
would characterize It as piece of wauton
cTuel'y. And believe if had lived in Spar
Ia when Helen wls siolrn, would have Joined
tbe expedition ogaiust the rrcj4ns tba, fought
se7en wears 10 capture Troy. aud restore the
lovely Helen. Then We admire beautiful We
nus. bursting Ike 4 sciniiilaiion Of ligh: from
the while foam of The deep blue sea. We feel
an exalted rsspec, for Minerva. all purity; we
feel proud of Inc rurA Ceres with her sheaf Of
wheat, ard hail With acclamalous OF delight
DIANA with her bendei bow. But when We
come down 10 the present time, and sse the
noble conduct Of woman in our own land. as
she goes ia sach vast numbers TO the red feds
Of carnage, TO nurse he sick. to administer to
the wounded, 10 calch the last faint dying
word OF the soldier, and to breathe consolation
and hope to his passing spirit, We think she
deserves more admiration, ten thousand times
more, than all the goddesSes of The ancen,
world and il there Is one soilening, palatng
feature ON the grim visage Of war, as he stains
tie green eafih wi b the blood Of the slain. 1t
Is he calm quiet devotion Of women, as she
comes ike an angel of mercy to throw peace
ful halo Of hope over the horrid havoc of bat.
tie:
Der the little PLATA wandered,
Often paa>ng as ponderei
B! the moaning, dying soldier fallen oa that field
Of gore.
Twenty thousand human creatures,
Writhing there with upturued features
And their weary voices calling, give Us water we
implore,
For our tongues are dry and nerchins,
While yon burning sun now marching
Through the Heavens in Ai, glory doth his tOrrid
rays down IA.
Full upon Us as we lausuish
On thI, Jl1ldy field Of anguish
Tell US is there NOT respite from the strife upon
our shore.
Therea youthful hero lying
With spilit sadly sighiag.
For the kind ones who had loved hin in the happy
days OF yore
With banner torn or ta:tered
He had wrapped his leg all shattered
By shell that blr,t near him in the battles loud
uproar,
Then saw bright youns maiden,
Fitting 10y, with coriiIls laden,
And she passed beside the soldier ! have spoken
OF before.
When lie saw his loved one near him,
Like IN angel, come to cheer him,
Said he Mary, THIS dear kindness III remember
evermure!
Then she pressed his hand in token
OF her vow OF love unhroken,
And which ever would be sacred i'll her heart iii
lie Is er.
When the evening dews were weeping
Tears, they found the maiden keeping
Vigil Ger her slaughtered lover on the silent moor.
Butte Canon. JUly l6, 81. ALPH
AEEzgzEaRnEzkkxxEz=rs1
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The Washington Republican gets OF the
following: The rebvl capi'a Is in a carpet bag
and it is in JEFF DAVIS hand. and JEFF Davis Is
usually, during active operations, in special
car on a railroad. Wherever JEFF and the
and The carpet bag are. there is the rebel capi
The weekly union record., 1864-07-23

FREE MAsoSs NAV be curious 10 know their
strength in the worlds population. From very
accura statistics, We can state that in the
New and Old World there are SIS, lodges
with 400 600 active members The number
of non-aciive and hose who have withdraw
is nearly 100000
The weekly union record., 1864-07-23

THREE HUNDRED OK teams and thirty mule
teams are on their way from Salt Lake to meet
the Mormon emigration, and to help forward
the pilgrims who are too poor TO pay their
own EXPENSES.
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The Bank Of California,
Corner OF Washington and Battery Sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO.

ysNIJS RANK Is OPEN FOR TIE TRANSAC.
ton ot General Banking Elsiue>s VII
receive deposits attend 10 the Collection NJ PAPER
aud draw Exchange by Telegraph or otherwise. On
New York. Lpudou, pGuln. &c. &c. on the most
favorable terms. MM. c. KALSrON
D O. MILLS President. Cashier
san Faaei>cu. Juis 5, 1854. MSS
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=! LUMBER ! !

A IL PERSONS WISHINING LUMBER. OF
"a any kind. viii please leave their orier- At
GEO PERKINS where they viii be strictly les
ponled t. by
au2) LEONARD 4 co.
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RsBEL RAIDS throughout louisiana have
become so frequent, since Banks late disastrous
Red river expedition, that nearly all the leased
PLANTATIONS have been or will be abandoned for
the present.
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SAD CoNDrIoN.-Thc Sla'e Of Kentucky
is in an q 9raordinary conmo,ion. The regroes
arc stampeding in all Paris Of the SAFE. and
rushing in immerse ibrongs to The rairoads
and United States camps. What to do with
them is q question rot little embarrassing,
Kentucky is so far MeXicau,z>3 by he sympa-
thy Of portion Of her citizens with guerrillaS
that small parties of robbers are proving
everywhere. \ stage was robbed ct nooaday
si.h;r 'es mics g. Ioais7i}le. receail7-
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oRovILLE LODGE No. Ios. F. \. VI.

= THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS or
s. Orovile Lodge, No. l05 OF +. 4. NJ, are
held on the last Saturday Of each mouth
aud called meetings every Saturday al the Masonic
Hall, over \. McDermott's Drug Store.
GEO. c. PERKINS, ". 81.
w E.nnKs Sec.y.
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Pacific Mail Steamship
COMPA Any.

6<iFSs, tbs FOLLOWING STEAM q ~.
SHIPS viii be dispatched in the month Of July.
1854:
July 2-GOLDEN CITY ... Capt. ". F Lapdge.
July lS-ST. LOUIS. Cart. Wm. II Ilrdson.
July 23- CONSTITUTION. .C'pt. ]. 7 Watkins.
From Folsom street Wharf at nine O'Clock An.
punctually,
FOR PANAMA.
Passengers will be conveyed from Panama "a
A~piuwalu by the Panama Etilroaa Company, and
from ASuiuwal to New York 10y the Atlantic and
Pacific Steamship Company.
\. b. FORBES, Agent p. VI. :. Co..
Corner Sacrament, and Leides0rff Streets.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-23

An eniefprsng but iguorani South Ameri
can has sen, 10 an Albany locomotive shop for
one hundred COW -caichers." lie expects to
use them IN taking wild cattle on the plains
OF Paraguay, in place Of he lasso.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-23

INDIAN SOLDIsRS.-A fuli regiment Of Indi
ans arrived in Baltimore on the lst ui., en-
route for the front. About Eve hundred of The
Iujiaus we're clad in the regular United States
uniform. and he balance in ,hsir native cos
tunes. Many of them were Of enormous hight.
s.r,-,l i,,,rs. -. -. L. ,-.hns
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SEcEErARY FE>SENpgN The New York
Posts Washington special dispatch says Sec
re'ary Fesseuden will coon issue proposals for
han Of ore hundred millions. lie reports
that the confidence fei in The Government by
the bankers and inanciers Of New York is one
of The most gratifying features Of his visit io
lhal city.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-23

The rebels are whislling to keep mp their
courage over Johnson's frequent retreats. They
publish, among other curious things, the
following cana,d:
General SCOTS advice to Federal com
mander was : Beware of Lee advancing, and
watch johnson on the retreat. Yon may whip
Johnston at stand, but the devil himself
would he defeated in al attempt TO whip him
reireal;ug.
Ii would certainly be difficult for the devil
to whip General who cou.d beat the devil
himself at running The old adage uppies
To cook hare, first ca ch him
The weekly union record., 1864-07-23

TuE Posl master General has re let to the
California Stage Company the daily mail con
tract between Lincoln, California, and Port
land, Oregon, distance Of six hundred and
forty nils
The weekly union record., 1864-07-23

GEs. GRANT was born 10 Clernoni county.
Ohio, April IS, 1922. and was consequently
70 years old or the l5,b Of las, April
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Sampson Gold \ silver Mining Co.

NsIAEEAL SLIDE DISTRICT. BUTTE co.
VI California. There sre delinquent u1son tie
following described SooS on agcaant ot assessment
isglrd Jujy. 10. l>e4, - follows. t0-wit:
w Il. Turner 500 shares, $500
;. NJ. >p9o2i' 20 1875
mos ifaylS. so 1850
And IN accordance with law and Al orisr Of the
Board o' Trustees, - many shares Of ca parcel
oi said Stock A. may e necessary wiz be sold a,
fUhhc A4c'iau al lAa otSce d: said Company IN
the town ut Chico n y o',lok " on lie 18th
day ei August. 1851. Z, pay sad delinquent As.
>esSment thereon. together With costs ol advertiS-
ing aud expenses % sale.
{. L. POND. Secretary.
Chico. July :. 1894. 4wsS
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$4OO.

EvOR SAfE-TuKEE YOKE No. OXEN.
o. and No. iron Az W4sun-Yokes Chains
Sc., all in good order. n37
Adde'S. W. s. GREEN, Dogtown.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-23

Jrsr before his deaih. Hon. j. R Giidircs
had completed ~listory of the Authors and
Causes Of the Rebellion" on which he had
been engaged since the conimencement OF the
war The work will be published soon.
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Lost |! |!

A CERTIFICATE Or DEPOSIT ON FAULK-
N aer Cos Baking House, drawn in favor
Of the undersi -ned Payment has been stopped.
Jusv sd 1874. LOUIS BASSAC.
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Total popular vote .......

Lincou's plurality over Douglas was 49l 634;
bnt the majority Of Douglas Breckenridge aud
Bel, over Lincoln. was 946 $50.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-23

NoR1HERN OFPRES,I0N.-The charge made
50 repeatedly by Copperheads, that The North
proposes TO op7re~s the South, has not found a
b5rier answer than in the following;
l. is SAID that Fe propose 10 oppreSs the
people Of lhe Souih. 1t would be well If such
oppression could cover the surface of the
known world Oars is an oppression which
maxi, free: ours l. deSpoism which builds
he school houses AID the printing flee; ours
is 4 tyranny which seis the plnw moving IN The
luTrow. and covers the lakes aud rivers with
he white wings OF commerce- God give The
world ABUNDANCE OF such oppression.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-23

Tus WAR N PkRu.-Spain ard Peru are
al war. The former power haviig seiz-d the
Cbircha I-lards This act Of Spain has excited
inieuse Indignation throughout all The republics
Of South America. PubIc meetings have been
be d ard plrdges Of men and money made to
the Pcruvians. 1t is thought The latter will
have an army Of 100000 men in the field in q
short time
flgAvY LoSSss.-Nu aTmy has suffered more
seve7elv il is said, than that of the Danes in The
duchies Of Schleswig and Iols,ein. Il did not
exceed $4,000 men at the commencement Of the
struggle, ard The losses are officially reported
a l6.412 uasu. ineludiug 800 officers
The weekly union record., 1864-07-23

RlGuT BETwEl C THE EYES The Louisville
journal, eager 10 do lie work Of slavery,
remarks:
Tie AboliiioniSis advocate amalga nation :;
but before tbry practice ii. They VIII have TO
get the conS,iil Of the uigger, aud the uigger
Is getting proud.
To which the Louisville Press responds with
the following singer;
Heretofore the pa'riArchal arisiocracy have
net consulted TIE ulgFer, but p adiced amalsa
nation j, will, ard were always proud.
0 10, guess not that wasn't 4 home thrust.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-23

PRESIDENTIAL VorEs FOR 1856 AND l660.-
The following is Of interest Just at this time. in
view Of The nominations recently made:
lS56-FoR President:
Fillmore. SI4 625
Buchanan ..................l o03 OZJ
In some OF the States, as Pennsylvania,
united vote presented majority of 4l3,160
over Buchanan The latters plurality over
Fremont was 460365.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-09-16
AYERS
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in advanced stages
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This has been SO long used and so univer-
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assure the public that its quality is kept up to
the best 1t ever has been, and that it may be
relied on to do all it has ever DONE
Prepared by DIR. j. G. AVER & Co.,
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-09-16

IF YOU WANT GOOD SUIT, try US.
4 upl7 Il II. WILSON Il CO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-09-16

contamination is variousIy caused by mercurial
disease, low living, disordered digestion from
unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, by
the venereal infection. Whatever be its origin,
it is hereditary in the constitution, descending
" from parents to children unto the third and
fourth generation - indeed, it seems to be the
rod OF Him who says, e will visit the iniqui-
ties of the fathers upon their children" The
diseases which it originates take various Names
according to the organs it attacks. In the
lungs, Scrofula produces tubercles, and finally
Consumption; in the glands, swellings which
suppurate and become ulcerous sores in the
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro-
duce indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver com
plants; on the skin, eruptive and cutaneous
affections. These all having the same origin,
require the same remedy, viz. publication and
invigoration Of the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous distempers leave you.
With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, you can
not have health with that life of the flesh ="
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-09-16
Estate of WIN. NJ. Slack.

ToTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed and qualified as Administra
of the estate Of WILLIAM NJ SLACK deceased, late
OF Delaware County, Ohio All persons interested will
govern themselves accordingly. SETH SLACK,
Sept. q 64-3t-1Sd Administrator.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-09-16

GEO. W. TRUE.