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Steamboat Catsstrophe---Explosion of s
Boiler Of the Steamer Washoe.

4 terrible disaster occurred ST bali past nine
O'Clock, on Monday evening, September sixth.
at the mouth Of the slough, sbou: thirty FIVE
miles below Sacramento, and Ten miles shove
Rio Vista, by which seventy five people, in
Gliding four lsdies were killed outright, and
large number badly wounded, besides many
that sustained trihing damage. The list of
killed and wounded cannot be said TO be CON:
piete as yet, as the passenger list was lost. and
the exact number aboard at the time, rsmans
uuasceriained. The scene on board, after the
catastrophe, is described as narrowing in the
extreme. The floor Of the cabin and portions
of the deck, were covered with the dead and
wounded. The bedding Of the boat was broush,
into requisltion, and some forty sufferers were
stretched out, some Of them enduring great
agony. and others being too badly Injured 10
be conscious Of their condition. Many subse-
quently died on being removed. To the best
recollection Of The clerk of the boat there were
one hundred and Fifty three passengers on
board, on leaving San Francisco, aud several
others came aboard at Beuicia and Rio Vista
With officers snd crew. the total number on
board, at the time, conld not have been less
than one huDdred and seventy FIVE persons
Passengers who escaped nuiujured, describe
the scene, at the time of the catastrophe, as
heart-rendirg. The lights were, Of course. ex-
tinguished BY the shock. The report of the
boiler was followed by the crashing of the
fragments OF the boat, and the groaus and
cries of the wounded. Assistance was prompt
Iy dispatched from Sacramento. A sanitary
commission was extemporizcd, and everything
which humanity could suggest. done 10 relieve
the sufferers. Taken altogether this is the
most appalling disaster that has occurred since
the introduction of steamboats, on the Sacra-
mento. Two other explosions are within the
recollection of our citizens. That OF the Pearl
in January 55, which exploded boiler near
the mouth of the American river, and by which
Fifty FIVE persons were killed or fatally injured.
Little more than year afterwards, in Feb
ruary of '56, the steamer Belle, bound for Red
Bluff. and having about forty passengers on
board exploded her boiler nearly opposite
Russian Ford. The boat was blown to pieces
aud two thirds of the number of passengers
were killed or wounded. Among the wounded
was Gen. John Bidwell Of Butte, our present
candidate for Congress.
The explosion of :he Wasboe should be the
subject of resolute aud intelligent investiga-
ton. While the dead aud dying victims are
around US, The general voice demands that the
responsibility shall be fixed.
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Latest News.

The batteries Of the Army Of the Potomac,
along the entire line, says a dispatch from
headquarters salu,ed the enemy for an hour,
on the night of the 9TH, 10 honor of the capture
of Atlanta.
The President has issued orders rendering
national thanks to Generals Sherman, Candy
and Granger, ordering national salutes to be
fired at the arsenals and navy yards in the
United States, in honor Of recent victories.
He also recommends thanksgiving in all the
churches next Sunday 18th
Rebel Commissioner 0uld has submitted
proposition, agreeing to relieve our prisoners
of war in their hands in close confinement and
put them GU footing with other prisoners Of
war providing our Government will do the
same towards the rebel prisoners similarly held
BY Us. This proposition was accepted
A New York dispatch OF Sept. 5th says the
United States frigate Niagara seized the rebel
pirate steamer Georgia, twenty miles off Lis
bon, put a crew aboard, and sent her to New
York, having previously landed ber Captain
and crew at Dover. When seized, the Georgia
was under the British flag, and her Captain
entered a protest. l. is rumored the capture
was effected under the consent of the British
Government
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exercise of civil power alone, when the afairs
of State sre shaken to their very centre by az
organized military despotism, which has its
adherents in every State Of the Union, and
seeks the destruction of our national life The
Democratic party admirers are but poorly
schooled in the art and laws of war. if they
suppose the President is to 81, down, fold bis
hsDds, and lsmen, the destruction OF cur "a
tioual fabric, because the constitution does not
in all cases point out the exact way il which
the national power shall be used for its p-eser-
yaIion. Much IS LEFT 10 bis Judgment; not only
in regard to the cons,ituiiouality Of his acts,
bu, also the necessity for their exercise, and
the man who has the welfare of his whole
country at heart, sDd is true to The principles
Of self government, csu ind 8 brighter field.
for the exercise Of reason and intelligence, Than
is to be found in advocating those "poluiea!
differences which would consent 10 disunioo,
rather than wage war of coercio0-which
would affiliate with traitors under The false
guise Of Democracy, rather than abandon the
name Of the Democratic par,y-which style
the President al usarper tyrant, and despot,
because, being responsible to the people for
the conduct of The war, he conducts j. in obe-
dience to their will according 10 The dictates
Of his OVID judgment.
Political differences which would use land
thereby abuse) the freedom of speech and the
press, to encourage traitors in arms, and trea
son sympathisers who desire 10 80 embarFass
the Government as TO enable the rebels to
succeed in the disiDtegration Of the Bepublic.
Political differences" which rejoice over
Federal defeats, magnify the reyerses OF the
Federal arms, and declare the war thus far q
failure, because Their adrocafes desire If 10 be so.
But the rebellion has not succeeded-the war
on the part of the Government has not been o
failure, and the task Of showing irhat has been
accomplished will be reserved for anothsr chap
ter, coutenting ourselves with having shown in
this, how to discern between the truly loyal
aud disloyal citizens, who enjoy the protection
Of our common country.
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Probate Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY uF
- Butte-ln the Probate Coust in and for TIE,
County OF Butte. Ia the matter Of the Estate or
Ira D. Bird deceased.
II appearing 10 the Court that the petition Pre-
sented and flied hy Samuel 3u1h the Administra
Tor OF the Estate oi Ira d Bard deceased prayin-
tor aa order 10 sell zeal estle that il j. Necessary
To sell the Wh lie OF he real estate 10 pay the debts
outstanding against the de el~el aud The debts
expenses ami charges oi Administration. 70 j.
therefore ordered the Court. that 81. persons Ju
tcre-'td IN tAa estate appear neare the ss.4 lle.
bate CoCr. ol Monday ,a. lo.a DAY u October.
\. D.. 1861 at eleven ot'aok in tac forenoon ot
said DAY. ai the Court r'om 0i said p3o.a,c C.4lt.
In The Cour House. iu fhe town ot ouYil il -4id
County OF Bate o. show c5r~e Why lu order
shoEiC net Dee -r1uted 10 said i-ig4t.r o. sell
the whole er So much ri ~.i real estate o. the de-
ceased aS shal. be ue- slgy--lal tA1t cauy nf
Ills order be published al least four successive
weeks ln tbe CNIaN EEcssu. newspaper prltrd
and published in sand town 81 oEoy.le E4tfc CO..
". =. Stafford
County Judee ana tN Geic.1 Judge
Ci tl- p}ahte Court.
patod Oroy.lie. this 5-h day sept. l,al.
], !. g. Moore, County Clerk iu aud ior Bltic Co.,
ana eX oaciO CLERK of the Probate Court Do hci,-
by certify the foregoing 60 be a iil true and cor
rect copy Of the osiEiual order. m-te aud catered
of record on the J04raa. %. 'he Probate toGl: ior
Butte County.
Witness MY hand and seal of slll C5s-,. 4asS.i
:, C. MOORE.
County Clerk and * 9l 70. C,c,. OF Probate.
I;s JANIS GFEEN. Depg'v.
). ". bCBf, Attorney fer rv,i.tl-.. ASS
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GLORIOUS NEWS FROM VERMONT
$4,000 Union Majority.

Vermont Leads the Lincoln and johnson
column. Telegraph to the Union last evening
says-the returns OF the election in the Green
Mountain State show majority for the Union
candidate for Governor of about 22,000-a
gain of 5000 since last year All the Union
members of Congress have been re elected.
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DENoCRATIC ARGCMENT.-The San Fran
cisco Call asks-Are you a Peace Democrat?
Then vote for the candidate Of The Peace Plat
form. That, you know. decides the course Of
the party which adopts ii SIS their character
and programme. The views Of the candidate
amount TO but little He will be obliged to
follow the bill of fare his party has decided
upon. Are you Wsr Democrat? Then vote
for Mcclellan, who, 10 bis last speech avowed
himself IN favor Of suppressiug the rebellion by
earnest, determined war. The Platform, ycu
know, amounts to nothing in deciding the
course Of the Party that wins upon it. 1t is
merely trap 10 catch votes and win the elec.
tion. And SO, wherever Mcclellan is popular,
the argument will be Mcclellan. Wherever
tie Peace sentiment is stronger than the per
sonal or military, or party admiration for him,
the argument viii be, the Peace Platform.
This is sorry ard beggarly position to be
held by a once great. bold and war party,
which went for snnexing all creation.
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Sheriff s Sale.

ETY VIRTUE OF WRIT oE EXECUTION
& 2 i>sacl out g, Tie pstr g r- a' 'la Second
JG5ici-l b.s.r . ia ami l'r IS .tf. fr4.. State
nf California. 10 me d.reo.ci aHi DELIVERED -.Hl
maud.ug lac ia mako t1,. -1ta r. tn.f aan .el aHI
o--r toar aod Sl3Go dollars. to-ftler with taIr.F
nine and 30 100 dollars H.t- ot -Ilr au.. a. l..'
ing cost. wherein Marle.H Day arc tui'.-
AID Far1i and Eatull-S l- 0e.tnllat. 7 have ..E
led anon aud VIE expose at r..il- -l'e- r7 t.
highest t;daer iug cash SD cl.d 1- -....e of ta-
T.. $ at 1ae teafl u ar-f d "0 1l sold county q
State, on MONDAY tae THIRD DAY o. DrIo
8I.i;. a. u. l,a+. 81 ncIoe, J.. s. o. -lil day.
the right title and Interest wi tf- ia 'le ulCui .
teadant ia and o. tAa following lc.cr 7,d pm erit
heletoi Te attached in SAID cause. o. rlt oI tls
10Th day of August, 4. D. 1854. and oesl riJei a
follows: Mining claims situated at Cherokee Flat
Butte county, State Of California on west side Of
Kuhn q Co.'S claims, running westerly adjoining
LiJtledelds Ridge-seyen claims. 100 feet each.
Also, right OF building reserv ly Spring Valley
Gulch, on upper end of claims once owned by Sn
mons, also, right Of ground u sci xe7 to tail
ings; also, claim sold by Day en- lit.ef-.d Edg,
also, interest in claims sid by Handy, -i,-s.li
near head of Red Raw re 1 -,iiU- iH Is l-' iH
terest in six claims u'r t-- SD. u il.a.lsIl 81
Reservoir; also, intere-t 10 tar mining claims and
Reservoir, and si,Gat-d ol Canlye.l's Fat or
i{ayiae. below ~.aagltc. lo--e.
r. ". DAY
S'erG ~ bl-.e county.
By r. 7 JaSEs. Under Sl-a1.
Orov..le. S.. t. 10. 1854
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y. S. Internal Revenue.

TIME NINTH DIVISION FOURTH COLLIE
tloa district. comprising Butte Coaufy, No
lice is hereby given that the lists u valuations a1d
enGmeratlons Of property SGCisc; - Income F4N
under the" Act to provide Internal Revenue 10 snp
por; the Government. aud to pay the interes. on
the Public Debt. approved July l ls5e and the
Amendatcry Act approved March 3, lS6S. rsadc
and taken by T. Danham, Assistant Assessor OF
said Division 4th Collection District VIII renlain
epen ior the examination e al persons Interested
fer ihs space OF fifteen days from 'he date hereof
a ouy'te, Baite County. California. oace On
Myers street between Montgomery and Bird s..
Between tac h'ars o, 3 A. NJ, and imme6iaie', a.-
Ter The eN ra'lau o.. -le s-'3 sreea da,>. Wi.l
receive ard determine =. a0rca,. relative O. e.
roueolS or excessive Valuations ot euamtrati,u-
made and taken by the sui Assistant Assessor.
All appeals to Tie Assessor as aforesaid. na>i lc
made in writing and specify the particular cause
matter, or thing. RESPECTING. which the decision Is
requested. and state the ground or principle Of iu-
equality or error complaint of. See law Section
-, page. JOHN NJ. AVERY, Assessor.
Fourth Collection District. Call ifornia.
Dated at oroville, Sept. 10th, lSdl. 4i-tt
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SherlfS Sale.

EpY VIRTUE OF a DECRETAL ORDER OF
q , Sale issued out Of the District Cont o. the
Second Judicial District in and for the Co1a'y of
Butte and State Of California under the seal tler
in the case Of Marchella 4 Day " Ferdinand Islta
nick. to me directed and delivered. commanding :
me TO sell the mortraged premises hereinafter de-
scribed to satisfy the judgment mentioned in saS1
order, 10 which reference being bad more fully ap-
pears. I have levied upon aud VIII expose at p1h
lie sale 10 the highest bidder for cash in eol3 -or
st the Court House door in said County ANA state
ON MONDAY THE 81 DAY OF OCT. s. D.
1851 st O'Clock = " Of said dsv ail -he right.
title and interest af tI- a5're named Da'ra ia. IN
and IN -he f7A1Tiag described property. tr-Hi /;
All that certain fi--e 0- ufr-ai et lard ---4te
and being al Cher kee Fiat C icfr 7t Bl.ta ard
State II California. and described a- the gro ri
and premises embracing ta- Restaurant and b h.
- heretofore owned ana 1r. -1lel -l Newman &
RltAnic5. and known o. the Cne- -okee Rs~-iira--,
and now owned and oocarisj 5y The '-ie7 Isn't.
T. IS. DAY
Sheriff o' Bl--e County.
BvB =. ToNES Under Sheriff
Oroviile. September 10th. lS64. Sw45
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TAXPAYERS Notice.

"AX COLLECTORS OFFICE, OROvILLE,
Butte County, Sept. 10th, ls64.-The Assess
nlent Roll of Butte county for the year 1864 has
this dav been delivered over 10 me. and notice is
hereby given that the State and County Taxes are
now due and payable; and the laws in relation TO
their collection will be strictly enforced
H B. HUNT.
Tax Collector Butte County.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DENTISTRY! !!

,sz---- DR. 5. W. WINTER. THE WELL
49, -. known Dentist. OF fifteen years pr.c-
tNrVC tice at Marysyie, will pay profes-
sioaaI visit to Chico, and viii remain there two
weeks. All operations connected with Dentistry
viii be executed at greatly reduced prices.
y B.-AH operations warranted TO give entire
satisfaction - 5. ". WINTER.
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An effort is being made in Marysville to
raise one thousand dollars by private subscrip-
tion, for the purpose of defraying part Of the
expenses incident apou military encampmeat
TO take place in the suburbs Of tbe town some
time ID October
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The Copperhead State Convention.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. 5.
The Democratic State Convention, to day,
endorsed McClellau and the Chicago platform,
aud nominated as Electors 81. P. Barber, Of
Tuolumne John T. Doyle of San Francisco;
Judge White, Z. S. Lewis of Tehama, and
JOS Hamilton. The nominees for Congress
were John q. Downey, of Los Angeles; j. W.
Coffroth, of sacramento and jackson Temple,
OF Sonoma A Mcclellan ratification meeting
is being held TO night.
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Dissolution Notice.

N,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST-
ing between R. H. O'Ferral and J. I. Carpen-
ter in the Butcher business carried on al Chico
Butte county, is this day dissolved by mutual co1-
sent. r H. 0'FerraI will continue the business.
R. z. O'FERRALL,
j. T. CARPENTER
Chico. July 9th, 1864.
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A CoWardly Thief.

ksoME MISERABLE. CONTENPTIBLE, cow
- ardly, thieving traitor slipped into the stable
of ;Day L Wheaton, and stole the Eagle mounting
Of Of nv Cavalry martingale. l viii pay TWENTY
FIVE DOLLARS in gold coin for sufficient eyi-
6ence 70 convict this thief Of the crime.
L. {. LEDYAhD.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To ALL PER
u sons having claims against the Estate Of
James H. LoweTy essed To present the sane with
proper vouchers to the undersigned, al herreSdence
on Little Bate Creek. Bate County. within ten
months from the date hereof or they will be forev-
e. barred. ELIZA II. LOWERY
A3ui1sira:riy.
September 10th lssl tvis
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United States Hotel,
NARTsyILLE.

sT,HIs OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL Is NOW
Il in charge OF its original proprietor, and will
be kept as a First Glass House. An Omnibus viii
be on hand TO convey passengers from the depot 10
the hotel free of charge Stages leaye this house
for all parts Of the State. The patronage Of the
travelling public y respectfully solicited.
lYi5 ". {. STOKES. Proprietor
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Sheriff S Sale.

DT VIRTUE OF A DECRErAL ORDER 0F
Ed Sale issued out Of the District Ca1~r ot tlf
Second Judicial District, in and for the County Z
Butte and State Of California under the seal t1cr
Of, in the case Of Michael Neal IS. Joseph W.ct.
to me directed and delivered. commanding me 90
sell the mortgaged premises hereinafter described
To satisfy the judgment mentioned IN said order g.
which reference being had more fully appears. 7
have levied upon. and vii expose ~ Plal- ~a'e.
to the highest bioder for cash at the Court House
door, in said County and state OH
MONDAY. TIE I'D DAY OF OCTOBER, \ H.
lsG4 q o'clock 2. NJ. Of -4id day all the right
title and interest OF the above named Defendant in
and 10 the following described property, t1wt
The following property s.rlaiei ll Crn laT Town.
ship, Bate tolltg ca l1e kmsleB Road. Ao5a,
two miles East tom Flea Valley. c1H-i--.1e o'
Ranch. Hossl and Stable kl.rn a- the l-.,s
Spring Uuu-e ~ H--c4. i1e-ler win 81. lu4
singular, She taueueats. lsrei.tlneits ana tpr1r-
tenances thers-n-9 leloAsinc. o. il aly wise al-
purtai1i1r. f. H. DAY
5hesf Of yl;te County.
By 3. T. JoSEs Under sheriff.
Uroyilie, Sent. 9th, 1864 3w-u45
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CALIFORNIA
WINES and LIQUORS,
AND DEALERS IN
Fresh Oregon Cider,

Manufactured from ripe Apples and warranted
genuine.
We retura our thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed u2.n us and hope Tor l con-
tinuauce OF the sane.
c. CAPPELNANN & CO,
Nos. III and ll9 Second Street.
between and Maiden lane.
c. CAPPEIMANN, P. SPRECKELS. LANE.
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ra-A leading Copperhead paper-thc
World Of New York-is foolish enUngll
to expose its rage at the nomination OF
Lincoln aud johnson by the use of this
language:
'The only merit we can discover in
this Baltimore ticket is the merit of con-
s'steRcy; it is all Of piece the tail does
not shame the head, nor the head shame
the tail. 4 rail-<plittiag Lafooa and q
boo'ish totlor, Loth .from tie 6ackgoods,
Joth gro'cdlg mp in uacoath ignoraacc,
they would afford a grotesque subject for
Il satiric poet."
If the Hiorh1 hangs together until the
middle Of next November, it will see that
such abuse as this cannot shake the cou-
fidcnce of the people in the men who have
been made the standard bearers Of the
great Union party. Tire "rail-splitting
buffoon" is no doubt odious enough to
the World and its friends in Richmond
but it is very unwise in them to express
their hate in such excessive terms.
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PoETIcAL.

Our town Is but dull, at the present;
All the world at the Great Central Fair.
And we cannot help wishing, that we,
Were with the mass of humanity, there
Old Keystone, on doubts represented
BY industrial specimens grand
And in tasteful artistic display,
In second, to no state in the land.
Of live stock, there's no boast in asserting
Nature ne'er produced better before,
OF fruits, we believe none more luscious
Or finer, our trees ever bore.
The choice treasure of dairy and garden,
Of workshop, farm, Office, and store,
AS of7rings on Unions altar,
Our citizens cheerfully pour.
Mid the various grandeur and beauty,
Men approvingly gaze on, with smile,
Conspicuous, we doubt not, is shining,
A suit, from the great Hall of Pyle
OF Yes-that is so-every conspicuous in
dividual on the Street you meet now days,
is sure to be dressed up in clothes obtained
at Pyle's Easton Hall of Fashion. He has a
splendid stock of goods on hand to select
from-go and see them.
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CoMMUNIcATED.
Pulmonary Consumption a Durable Dis
ease y!
4 CARD.
TO CONSUMPTfVES.

The undersigned having been restored tc
health in few weeks, by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread di.
scasc Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fcllow-suffereFs the means Of
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy
of the prescription used (free of charge, with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure csre for
CoNsumPrIoN, ASTHMA, BRoNcHITIs, COLDS,
CoUGHs, &C. The only object of the adver-
tiser in sending the Prescription is to bene-
fit the afflicted, and spread information which
he conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh,
Kings County,
New York
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Take out Your Patents.

The Legislature, before adjourning
revived and continued in force until the
1st of November next, the law that ena
bles patents to be taken out from the
Commonwealth at the rate Of twenty dol
lars TO the hundred acres. After that
time, istcrcst will be added to the princi-
pal. and it will require. in most eases.
three or four times the amount to lift pat
ents it now does. 1t is, therefore, mat
ter Of great importance to all who have
land TO patent, to have the same done
before the first Of November next. We
understand il was with considerable diff
Guilty the law WAS continued TO that time,
and that the probability is, it can never
be extended Our object is to call the
sttention of all interested in this county.
TO the Importance Of attending to this
matter right away, and by taking out
their patents now, save paying interest
thereafter to the Commonwealth.
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SWALLOW two or three hogsheads Of
- "Buchu, "''Tonic Btters," "Sarsaparil-
Ia" NERVOUS Antidotes," &C., &c, &C., and
after you are satisfied with the result, then
try one box Of Old Doctor Buchan'S Eng
HSh Specific PiHs-and be restored to health
and vigor in less than thirty days. They
are purely vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt
and saiutary in their effects on the broken
down and shattered constitution. Old and
young can take them with advantage. I'M
ported and sold in the United States only by
JAS. S. BUTLER,
Station d. Bible House,
New York,
General Agent.
P. S.-A box sent to any address on re-
ceipt of price-which is One DolEar-post
free.
March II, l864.-3m.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID,

Published for the benefit, and as eau
TION TO YOUNG MEN and others, wht
suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay of Manhood, &c, supplying at the
same time THE MEANS OF SELF-CURE. By
one who has cured himself after undergoing
considerable quackery. BY enclosing post
paid addressed envelope single copies may
be had of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. Y.
Jnne y lSRl-lN
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w a z RI

On the 9th inst, at Monroe Corner, by
Rev. R. Vansyckle, CLANCY d. Schoonover
and Sarah M. Dickinson, both of Pike coun-
ty, Pa.
On the 18th inst, at the M. E. Parsonage,
in Hamilton township, by Rev. Alfred A.
Fisher, Mr. George Setter, jr of Co. F. 4th
Pa. Reserves, and Miss Catharine J. SHUTTER
of Jackson tsp.
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nA- Lawrence N. Keitt, the South
Carolina Congressman who aided and de-
Tended Preston Brooks in the assault up
on Senator Sumner, was killed in the bat
tie OF Cold Harbor. He ras Colonel
in the Rebel army. Brooks died some
years ago