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Use of the Arms in Walking

DIR. Dio Lewis gives the following
advice to girls to make free use of their
arms in walking. His advice should
be needed, for the simple reason that
many good results will follow from it ::
The first time you are walking with
your arms at liberty stop moving them
and hold them by your sides. You
will be surprised to find how soon your
companion will leave you behind, al
though you may hurry, twist, wriggle,
and try very hard to keep up. One
reason of slow walking among the girls
is to be found in this practice Of carry
pg the arms motionless. Three miles
an hour, with the arms still, is as hard
work as four miles with the arms free.
have seen the queen cf the stage
walk. | have seen a few girls and
women of queenly bearing, walk in the
street and drawing room. They moved
their arms in free and graceful man
ner. Should this habit become univer-
sal among girls their chests would en-
large and their bearing be greatly i'm
proved. See that girl walking with
both hands in her muff. How she wrig-
giles and twists her shoulders and hips !
This is because her arms are pinioned.
Give them free swing, and her gait
would soon become graceful.
You have seen pictures of our mus
cles. Those of the upper part of the
body, you remember, spread out from
the shoulders in all directions, like
fan. Now if you hold the shoulders
still, the muscles of the shoulder will
shrink, the shoulders stoop, and the
whole chest becomes thin and ugly.
But some girls will say Swinging
the arms must be very slight exercise"
True, it is very slight if you swing them
but once or ten times, but if YOU swing
them ten thousand times in a day YOU
Will obtain more exercise of the muscles
of the chest than by all the other move
ments combined. Indeed, if | were
asked what exercise | thought most eff
fective for developing the chests of
American girls, should reply at once,
swinging the arms while walking.
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Tie undersigned. long with, and successor 70 the
old firm Of Rice Coffin & Co., y D street. Marys-
vile, keeps continually on hand a fall stock of all
things pertaining TO a First Glass Wholesale and
Retail Drug Business: Drugs. Chemicals PERU
mere>. Brushes. Combs. Paints Oils, Kerosene.
Window Glass, Patent Medicines, &c. &c He is
prepared 70 supply interior dealers Druggists and
Physicians. with the best qualities OF goods in his
line. Being a practical Pharmaetulst Of years
standing. he knows whereof he speaks and
viii pledge himself TO give every one the fullest
satisfaction who may favor him with their com
mands. CHlTTLE Il COCLT.
Successor 10 Rice Coffin Il Co.
- y street. MarySyiile.
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Porter Gold & Silver Mining Co.

EUHe County.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT A
y meeting Of Trustees OF the said Company.
held the 27th day of April, ls65. an assessment
OF one dollar and half e b per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the Company, payable in
[. s gold coin. Immediately, to V. 3. Mason, SO s
Washington street, or to Z. c. Ross Marysville.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on SATURDAY. 30 of June. 1865, will he
advertised on that day as delinquent, and unless
payment be made before, will be sold on Tuesday
the 10th OF June, 1865, TO pay delinquent assess
ment, together with costs OF advertising and ex-
penses OF sale. 7. 2. MASSON. Sec. pro ten.
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Some Years

Since, celebrated Italian Physician. who had long
enjoys very extensive practice and whose sue
cess in the treatment Of Gonorrhoea excited the
envy Of his fellow practitioners, was induced by
generous motives to divulee to the profession the
plan OF his treatment, the whole Of which was
comprised in one remedy, which he regarded as
a specific and which experience has proved such in
every case in which it has been tried. This very
remedy. by ithe name Of Carvalhis Specific Com
pound, is now offered 10 the public, as the most
speedy, safe. agreeable and portable medicine for
Gonorrhoea known to modern practice. Its use
according to directions, causes a cure in every case
leaving behind no weakness of the parts causing
no nausea nor disturbance of the functions of the
stomach; agreeable to take and convenient to car
~. CHITTLE Il C0ULT.
General Agents. q D street. Malysyille
For sale by all Druggists.
COTTON & DARRACH.
Agents, 0roville
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Internal Revenue License.

NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS SUBJECT TO
" license under Section 73 Of the Internal Rev
enue Act. which reads a follows:
SIC. IS. If any person or persons shall exer-
else or carry on any trade, business OF profession
for the exercising carrying on OF doing Of which
trade. business or profession license Is required
by this Act, without taking out such license a. in
that behalf required he she they shall. for
cry such offense, besides being liable to the pay
ment Of the tax, be subjected TO imprisonment for
a term not exceeding two years, or fine not ex-
eeeding five hundred dollars. or both one m0ieiy
OF such fine to Of the United States. the other
moety to the OF the person who shall first give
information Of the fact whereby said forfeiture was
incurred
From and after the FIRST OF May all Licenses are
due, and the provisions Of the above section will
be rgidly enforced. ALFRED BRIGGS
Collector 4th District, California
There Is also due and payable on all Retail
Liquor Licenses which expired May lst ls6j the
the sum OF 81 l7-lO0 dollars reoSstssmenf which
must be paid without delay.
G. .W.PRlNIY. Dept. Collector
Once Myers street, orovills r2s.tt
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Superi0r CODper Mining Co..

4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
a the Superior Copper Mining Company will
be held at the Office Of Messrs. Stevens Baker
No. 2l5, Front street, up stairs, San Francisco
California, Monday June 18th 1865. at tour
O'Clock 7. NJ, for the purpose Of electing three
Trustees 10 manage the affairs of the Company.
Bv order OF the Board of Trustees.
R.H.ALLEN. Secretary.
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ROMANTIC AND SPUNKY.-A drum
mer IN the Seventh Wisconsin Regi-
ment turns out to be Miss Georgiana
Peterman, a quiet and pretty girl Of
nineteen or twenty. She ought to beat
the last roll at the execution Of jeff.
Davis.
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Union Infirmmary.

Longs Bar Road. One and n half mile from
Oroville.
hR. e. YOUNG. PRINCIPAL. THIS IN
IL Urinary Is in q salubriOus location and estab-
hshed high and dry for The reception CT patients
desirons OF s temporary home for the recovery of
health, and viii be conducted under the immediate
care OF Ds- YOUNG Il WIFE. No exeeptionable
cases need apply. Terms moderate. and invsria-
bly, N advance. l5St Dr. e. YOUNG.
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California Gold * Silver Mining
COmpaHy.

Buena Vista District Humboldt Co. Nerada.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT \
" Stockholders meeting of this Company will be
held at the Company Office Cherokee Flat Butte
County, California, on Tuesday, June 9th, 1855
at two o clock P. NJ, for the ensuing year.
THOMAS Mcdaniel, Secretary.
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Perfect Cures Guaranteed according to AgTce-
Hent. in all cases.
For TIE CURE OF
Neuralgia Paralysis, Rheumatism, Bronchitis
Consumption Cncipient), Pleurisy Fever and
Ague. all other Fevers, Dropsy Eryspelas, Colds,
Coughs. Oak Poisoning. (f0r which Or. Bourne dis
covered the only scientific and certain cure), Dys-
pepsia, Dreams, Sexual Weakness, the Removal
of Mercury and all other Mineral Poisons etc.
The methods adopted by Dr. Bourne are the most
pleasant, safest quickest and reliable ever devised
Save your time, Comfort and Money by employing
Or. Bourne.
Consultations Free. by mail, express, or person
ally. Send or call for Circular Of recommenda
ons. references. certificates OF cures etc, which
are not bogus, but given by well known and re-
sponsible individuals.
No. 10 Masonic Temple.
Corner of Montgomery and Post streets,
San Francisco.
AF Entrance on Post street, adjoining the
Grand Portal. 3m-n26
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF GEO. W. wININGDER. De.
~ ceased. Notice i hereby given BY the m
dersicned, executor to the creditors OF and all per
sons having claims against said deceased to exhib
II the same with the necessary vouchers within
ten months from the first publication OF this no.
tce to the undersigned at his Office in the Court
House. p. WOLF, Executor.
Oroyille, May 20, 1855. 4w-n29
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MAN up for being drunk. "Wha,'s
your name 2 Cain, sir" Are YOU
the man that slew Abell" No, sir.
I'm the man that was slewed,"
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Give us the man who whistles and
sings at his work, " saws hygienic phi
losopher. The devil take such a
workman says the printer.
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DIR. J. M. MOREENO'S
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
San Francisco,
Va. Gi9.. @Izcarncy street.
CORNER COMMERCIAL STREET

ENSTABLIsHED IN 1852 FOR THE PERM4N
~ ent Cure OF all Private and Chronic Diseases
and for the suppression of Qlackery.
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MINING NOTICES.
Superior Copper Mining Co..

"NION MINING DISTRICT, PLUMAS Co.
IL California Notice-There Is delinquent up
on the following described stock. account OF
sessment Nc. s. levied or the 18th day Of April
1855. the several amounts SET opposite the names
Of the shareholders, - follows:
ra---- Sh-.- .-..r--
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FOR SALE.
AN EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR A PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON.

nR. 4. c. BUFFUM. OFFERS HIS PRIVATE
~ Hospital al MaGalia for sale, cheap for cash,
or for well secured paper.
DR.. Buffum established his Hospital in 1850, for
Mountain resort for invahds from the Valley, and
for the accommodation of Miners and Others who
had convenience for proper nursing at home
and has accumulateda snug little fortune 10y It,
Magslia. (formery called Dogtown), Is IN a good
Mining District, and in the midst Of q fine Pine
Forest and lumber region. The various Saw Mills
and Mining Claims furnish employment to large
number OF men and families. Although blessed
with pure cold water and the healthiest climate IN
the State, the accidental and other surgical
being large) there Is sufficient business to keep an
active physician and surgeon constantly employed.
For further particulars, apply at the Hospital, or
address, A. c. BUFFUM NJ. D.,
n4-tf san Francisco. California.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SECOND JUDI
4 cial District. Butte county. The People ys.
John Foren. The Hon. Judge Of said Court, who
tried the above entitled cause and the District At
torney of said county will take notice that the de-
fendant, John Foren Will apply II His Excelency,
the Governor of California, Tor full pardon Of the
offence for which he was tried and sentenced by
said Court, 10 wit On the 24th day Of December,
A D. 1858, Tor the offence OF Murder in the Second
Degree. and sentenced 10 imprisonment in the State
Prison for the term Of fifteen years.
JOHN FOREN.
By his Atty. L. c. Granger.
accept service OF the foregoing notice this 29th
day Of May, 1855. WARREN I. SEXTON.
Judge I'd. Judicial District.
: RosESBAUA, District Attorney Butte County.
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MEDICAL.
QUICK CURES
And Small Charges!
The Electropathic Institute.
s45 WASHINGTON STREET,
Ssa FrsNcisce

Established February. 1850. bv an Association Of
Scientific Gentlemen. fer the Cure al Dis
eases and the Suppression Of
Quackerv.
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Which is Cheapest.

To pay one dollar eight or ten times and occas-
lonaliy realize the object desired by the outlay.
and frequently to fail in realizing it at all mean
while suffering continually incapacitated for exer-
ton or for business; or, to select at once (even
though il cost mOre,) the article which Will accom-
plish the object without suffering and with
out incapacity. Certificates without number some
from persons in high official station, point to
one great remedy as the surest prevent.
tive and cure OF bilious disease in every form.
Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, and
all arrangement Of the digestive functions. COM
posed OF strictly vegetable ingredients: safe for al
ages and sexes tonic in its action beyond all 9th
er remedies, and reaching the seat of disease
speedily and eifectually. Mason i Pollard's Anti.
malaria or Fever and a que Pills Will do all this
aud more. and the cure Effected by them will be
permanent, ordinary care being taken of the gene
raj health. Price, s.. 90 per box For sale by all
dealers in medicine, and by
COTTON & DARRACH
Montgomery street Oroville
CHIr1LE x CUULT
p D street, Marysville, General Agents.
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NAOMI, the daughter of Enoch, was
five hundred years old when she was
married. Courage, ladies.
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: SHoN. JOSIAH Quincy says that C.
S. A. means now, Can't Secede Again.
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TO WOOD HAULERS

ENHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES To GET ONE
u hundred cords Of four foot wood. delivered al
the brick ward in Oroville for which cash Will be
paid on dshrery to the lowest contractor
oroville. May p, 1855. 7. D. RILEY.
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Churchilrs Hyp Lime s Soda.

A YERS' PECT0RAL. HALLS BALSAN.
n Newelfs Cough Syrup, Browns Troches.
Al the New Drug Store. corner Of Myers and Mont
goUery streets. TRAVIS { DANIELS.
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NEW STAGE LINE
HO. FOR SUSANVILLE!

lN SPLENDID -FOUR
sssssS3fs sss.r-sSSu3fs Horse Coach leaves oroville
- s,.sN-.;-e every Sunday Morning at
O'Clock \. NJ. via Magala and Humbug Valley, and
arrives al SuS9nville, on the following Tuesday at
O'Clock, 2. NJ.
Coaches leave Susanviue and TayloryiHe every
wednesday morning at o'clock, A. NJ. and AZ
I'VE at orovi,e every Friday Evening at O'Clock
7. VI. Al Humbus Valley Coaches leave direct
Tor Greenyllle, Crescent Mills and Taylorville
6m-29 ALLEN J. WOOD, Proprietor.
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De. j. u. MOREENl

Formerly of Valparaiso. Attending and Resident
Physician.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. G. w. MOORE'S
MEDICAL and SURGICAL INSTITUTE
COMMERCIAL STREET.
few doors below kearnsy. SAN FRANCISCO

Attending AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
C. ". MOORE, MD,
Late Surgeon {. 5 A Quarantine Phvsieisn st
New Orleans and Bos;ca Lecturer on Morbid
Anatomy and Diseases OF Women and Children
Member Of the Nssssc husetfs Medical Sacjetv
etc, etc
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TW9sthe Sick
CURES WITHOUT MEDICINES!
Thirteenth Year in San Francisco.
PIONEER WATER CURE!
AND
CDR. Bourne's Baths -

Perfect Cures Guaranteed. according TO AgTce
Tnent. in all cases.
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Particular attention paid to the treatment Of
Diseases of Women and Children. Commuaica-
tions strictly confidential and all correspondence
promptly answered. Consultations by letter or
otherWise FREE.
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3
stately Ahgulss5 and been mistaken by he
cub OctS -not foe The AFst time Ii history
for the genius Of leSderahip, hes ended IN
tgnominy Of the smallest aud most abjset
kind.
1t makes slight difference with what 10
done with the little left Of our 'I0hristisn
Preside1sps Heis, disposed Of in . more
conclusive way than If his head were Gle
rIeAdy on q pOlezand his carcass hangiDgsin
chains. Had he submitted to capture with
dignity and resignation, he might have
commanded respect from the iudicions and
pity, from the impFeSsible, Bat his COWS
ardly strategem oVerWhelms his name with
contempt and bis. fiendss With confusion,
His old Generals will turn their backs on
him with blush, and Europe will dismiss.
him with pnser. II the is found privy 70
the murder eousPirae which this Jerry
Sneak, business renders more probable than
any other evidence, ct hand-ths world
will draw g comparison between the de6-
ant, aud. desperate assassin, 10 the flames,
with his crutch and carbine, and tie other,
covering 10 pettiooAts, with an impotent
knife in his hand, and forget the inf4my of
Booth, Either the knife OF the petticoats
were highly irrelevant "a, the Situation
There was precious little danger of his cut
ting our lads. His fashion is 70 starve
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Tan Philadelphia american calls upon
the people of the country not to take fol
granted all that is said about slavery be-
log dead. The expression has become &c
common that everybody 'inclines to accept
1t as iucontroyeruble. The American, how.
ever, ventures the opinion that the South.
ern Shareholders themselves have not as.
sented 10 the idea, and neither have their
peculiar friends in the North. 1t fears that
their old allies stand now. as.ever, ready
to resuscitate all former ideas in relation
to the institution. We quote from the
AmerieGn'S article, as follows:
"There are many ways in which the
southern troubles may reRPpeRr. Slavery
msy manage to survive the war, despite an
our efforts to destroy it. By the reorgauiza-
tiOn of civil governments in the south the
pro slavery forces may recover the pos.l
session of the States, reorganizs the slave
system, and substitute for it some dise uised
plan amounting to much the same thing.
All this the Democratic party may aid de.
liberately, under the pretext of opposing
the necessary military governments estab-
lished at the south. 1t is true, that with
the control of affairs for four
years in the hands of an Ad-
ministratiOn thoroughly awake to this
danger, and with q Congress over
whelmingly the same way, there ought not
to be npy reason for apprehension but the
government has serious obstacles to con-
tend with in the strange perversity of many
ofits generals, who seem to forget the real
cause CT the present war, aud to imagine
that the government will be content with
return TO the old order of things. Politics
and law, too, afford 30 great variety of
ingenious devices for rendering a weak
cause strong by combinations, by strict
construction, ETC., that we may be pardoned
come anxiety with regard to the future, in
view of the confidence with which some
cOpperheads seem to look forward to it.
The American is eoIicitous that no rebel
slave State be admitted to an appearance
in Congress until its State constitution has
been thoroughly purgsd of every vestigs of
slavery. Until that work is done they
should be governed by military governors,
and no elections for members of Congress
permitted. The country must now make
good its unparalleled outlay of blood and
treasure, and take every precaution against
sreuewal of the strife in any sbspe or IN.
der any disguise.
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Flnanolal ana fooiml,morolal.
From the Cincinnati Gazette. J


Business is devoid Of everything looking
like or tending toWsrd activity This is
the case on 'Chsnge aud In financial cir.
Giles. Money is accumulating In the banks.
It is everywhere abundant, and the qaes-
ton now 10 not how to obtain it, but what
to do with it. All kinds of investments
are neglected, people seeming TO think the
bottom has not been reached. and that IL Is
not safe to buy anything. All the theories
that have been advanced, and that IN former
times we're guide to capitalists and mer.
chants, are at fault now. The old land.
marks are destroyed, and people ere hoat.
ing about, apparently without compass,
prices meantime drifting steadily in a
downward current. It used to be that an
abundance Of money would stimulate trade
and initiate prices bat it does not work
that way now. Money was never so plenty
and never cheaper than it is at present !;
and, at the same time, it is evident that it
mnst become still more plenty. Yet trade
drags, and prices drag pretty much every
body wanting to sell, and nobody wanting TO
buy. This apPlies to speculative opera
ttons. In the jobbfng and retail way there
is g good deal of activity, but even here
retailers and consumers operate very spar
iugly, acting as if they expected to buy on
better terms next week, or to morrow, thar
TO. day, or this week. There is dead lock
in the gold market, too. For some time the
price has been revolving around $50, bat it
does not vary enough to.make profit for
either the bulls or the bears. Short sellers
rush in occasionally, with a view to
stirring things up. but their efforts prove
q dead failure. There stands the price at
the same old 100. 1t was thought the re.
sumption of specie exports would affect the
gold market; but the steamer, on Wednes.
day, carried out 81, 900 900 10 gold, and it
did not influence prices the fraction of one
per cent. Five.tWenties are relatively ten
per, cent. lower In London than in New
York, but this depresses the price of bonds
in our market only one per cent. No one
could have predicted such a result. And
in the face of the present anomalous con.
dition Of affairs there is no. safety in pre-.
dieting any result, except q very small
showing for incomes in 1865. This latter
prediction seems at present, certain to be
realized, but still We do not wish to be held
to it, for in these singular times there Is no
telling Whatimprobable events may happen
within six months, or one month,
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GOV. PlernnInt

The dispatches this morning notice tina,
Gov, PierpOint will leave next Wednesday
for Richmond and that on his arrival there
he will have a public reception. The
Richmond RAig, received yesterday, speaks
as follows concerning the Governors arri-
val:
PREPARING ToR THE HEw G6vERNMHnr.
In few days Virginia is to have a new
government, and the honse is being set In
order 10 meet the new order of tbipVs.-
Governor PieEpoint expects TO leave Alex
andria to-day or to- morrow for Richmond,
1t is understood that reception of some
character will be accorded him and his
suite. The Governors mansion, now oc-
cupied by Brig. Gen. Dent, Military Gov.
ernor' as his headquarters, will be surreu-
dered for the occupancy of the naw Gov
ernor. The chambers are now being mt
10 order, and general brushing up. in.
side, and outside, indicates q new oocn.
pant, cad Coming events cast their shRd-
oWs before" -
The new State Government will occnpv
the Capitol Buildings. all the apartments
OF which remain precisely as they were
teit upon the surrender OF the city. The
governors room ia the Capitol, now occu.
pied by one of the Military Departments
Will also be turned over for the Governor'l
With the resumption of the functions o
civil government, we presume we shall
again have the courts restored, and al
working again smoothly, harmOniOusly