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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain Practic.
INDUCED in when alone, q habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects d
which are nightly felt, even when asleep and II not
both mind and body, should apply Immediately. y
p. What a pity that young man, the hope or hiI
country, the darling of his parents, GEonId be
Snatched from all prospects and enjoyments Of Iihs
by the consequences Of deviating from the path 81
nature andindulging in certain secret habit. sucb
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An the Medical men and the Press re, ommtr!
DR.. StrtcklAnd's Anti Cholera Mixture as the OalI
certain remedy for DiarrhOsa and Dysentery, li
combination OF AstringentS, AbSorbents, StEs
lents and Carminatives, and il warranted to edet
cure after all other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot Est
Fourth Street, Cincinnati o.
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that a sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote connubial happi.
hess. Indeed, without these the journey through
ly dnrkenS to tho view; the mind becomes shndowed
with despair aud filled with tho melancholy refien
tton that the happiness Of another becomes bght6d
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DR.. strcAlapd's MellihuouS Cough Balsam is var
ranted to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness Asthma
Whooping Cough, Sore Throat, Consumption, sli
all affections of the Throat and Lungs.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot Esq
Fourth street, Cincinnati, Q.
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uE g one door south Of Kramer'' Ho''
can call ct room NO AZ. erSnt HSnGe. and Nj
Lee VIII take plehsuro In 6ocompan ying them
me once, Can be found at the Grant Houss
nE ~ -. --.-. auEI1o41
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member ofthe Royal College o. sdfgeons, London
Graduate from one of the most eminant lOollegasib
the Omitted States, and the greater part Of whose lii
has been spent in the hospitals Of London, Paris
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, haB6fected Borneloi
the most astonishing cures that were ever known
many troubled with ringing in the head and earl
sudden soundBs bashfulh6ss, with frequent biushin
attended sometime with arrangement OF mind, Wefi
cured Immediately. sH-GEtc szzs lag ttifs,r ~ |
-ssa TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. N !
Ord. addresses all those who have injured them,
selves by improper indnlgengence and solitary hAb
its which ruin both body and mind, uniting then
for either business, study, society or marriage.
THEsB are some Of the sad and melancholy sffeCtI
prOduced-by early habits Of youth, VIZ - weakness
Of the BACK and LiuLs, Pains in the Head, DImnes
of Sight, Loss Of Muscular POWER Paptation of TIL
HeaEt Dyspepsia, Nervous abilit3 gDerang9
ment ofthe Digestive Runctiona General Debility
Symptoms Of Consumption, 30. i..asisgl- s.Gl :.
MENTAILT.-The fearful effects on the mind ar,
much to be dreAded-LosB Of Memory, Confusion .
Ideas, Depression Of sPirits, RVi Forbodings, Aver
sion 70 Society, Distrust Love Of Solit1de Tim
idity, &C., are some of the evils produced. tA.l |
THOUSANDS of persons Of all ages can now judg
what Is the cause Of their declining health, ios1
their yigoF, becoming weak, pale, nervous an
emaciatOd, having singular appearance about th
eyes, cough and symptoms Ofeonsumption.
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"A GARD.

nR. r. n LEE-PHYnoIAN, SURGEON
land ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for paSt tSVI; :.
would respectfully inform his friends and the pabn
generally that he Is still doing business st b: eia
stand, Main street, near the Suspension BEiGss
In his line that may Be enfraGtod tohIs care. NIGH
eaLis promptly attended to. DR.. Lee Il grSdus';
OF the Eciett6 Medical Institute Of Cincinnati Gno
hh4 peen TAriously engaged in the practice Of GU
nov prepared With all the necessary aPparHtni ~
me Medical application Of Electricity in the w.
ent OF Shrpnto diseases, to which he would NV
the Healing Art" Of the present day las Prsctst.a
py GeiecdeO that few need despair Of receiving p
manent benefit If they cannot be perfectly euisJi
special attention given 70 diseases Of women ~! vi
children. An communications strictly conndenHL
Opr practice Il safe, certain and prompt, leaving =
meEcurtRi tatnt in the GyIten, but cleansing III,
waiting and strengthening the general system, seIHs
IN uniSon with Natures unerring IaWI.
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WHnnua, WEsF Va, Dec. 4th, 1855
TO all G0hOHS 4 may concern: We, the unosi
signed members Of the West Virginia LegSlstan6,,
take pleasure in saying that We have knoTn ~
h1chArd =. Lee many years previous to the bLsaE
ing out OF the Rebellion, a. successful and sns'
gete practitioner Of Medicine (ofthe Eclectic sene
93th IN hahaWha county Va, and Gala eoul"
i.5 h51a g. SLACK, Senator 7th Dist.
-as-s- ". 9. DUNBAR, II. Il. D.
JOHN II. PHILLIPS, Pres. eenA"
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CHE SuttIIigtnfEE.
Mr.. General sherman at Chicago.

sEREHADE 70 THE WIPE OF THE D1sTINGUIsH.
Ed soLDlER-wELOoMIEG ADDRESS AND
B1gpnNSn FRO --.-.-.
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misgnided and imprudent votary Of
pleasure hndS that he has imbbed the seeds of thI
painful digease 1t too often happens that an timed
from applying to those who, from education and
respectabiity, can alone befriend him. delaying tin
the constitutional symptoms of this horFid disease
diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and
limbs, dimness OF sight, deafness, nodes on the shin
bones and arms, blotches on the head, face and eE
last the palate Of the mouth Or thebones Of the noSt
fa In and the victim Of this awful disease becomes
horrtd object OF eommlsentfong until death putt
to shat Undiscovered Country from Whence nc
traveller returns" f-'0T' 'TS-O -
II Il DelaRchOIyTaet that thousands fall victim,
OF ignorant pretenders, who, by the use Of tbni
Deadly F0iSon, Mercury, ruin the constitution and
mako the residue of life miserable --IT5s :
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many Thousands cured at this institution
gtcal Cyerations performed by DR.. Johnston Wit.
messed BY the reporters Of the 'sun," "Olipper, p
ana many other papers, notices of which have ap-
Psared again and again before, the public besides
his standing as gentleman ofcharacter and respon
ability, Is = sufficient guarantee to the af1icted.
sKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. r
A5S~No letters received unless postpaid and con.
tanning stamp to bo used on the reply. Persons
writing should state age and send portion Of adVer
ttSement describing symptoms ~
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON M. D.,
ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore.
NOl0-y Maryland.
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ALIIHRREllGI HQSglIAE
wax OIL XPL oE WHERR5A
CURROAM BIZ OBTAINED.
-7sFS bfHH11bbI AS 4 IRHtbdH yRoy
-oUA0KHRY~Ra-

OOklA Nk43la A84A4 OS = nav
nR JOHNSON aazls PisooyEsRED TIE MOST
~ Certain SPEEDY m, Only Eaeet ma. Remedy !,
the Back and Li9bSs STRUCTURES, Affections Of the
kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, Inns
/ bofersy General Be6itity, Nervousness, Dyspepsia
fSnEnSF, Low spIfitI Confusion Of Ideas, Pal itA
tLon Of the Heart, Timidity, Trembling, Dfnne8G
Sight or GiddInes5, Disease Of the Head ThppRt
6eh or BoWesNthose Terrible disorders afisiSg non
the solitary Habits Of Youfh-thOae e10RlT md sol
itary practices more fatal 70 their victims tban the
their most brilliant hopes antiefpationj render
Ing marriage, &c5 tmPaIble. /
-sygaar9io no YOUNG MEN :
Especially who have become the victims Of Solitary
Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which an,
Young Men Of the most exalted talents and brilliant
intsllect, Who might otherwise have entraneed Lis
Wafe3 e eestSeY The living Tyre, may cali With hi
MARRIAGE
q MafrieddPerSons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage being aware fphysl6alw organic
debility, deformItieS speedily chred!2 : Dlsss5'1t
HeIho places himself Under the i6are:o Of Or. J
and confidently rely upon his SkilI e. . plylicIanG
F. T., ORGANIC WEAKNESS ~, go
Immediately cured and Rnlt FigOr Restored q
This Distressing Afection-Whieh renders Life and
Marriage tmpoSsble-is the penalty paid by the
victims Of improper indulgenoes. YoUpgperaons arr
too apt to commit excuses from not being aware o.
VINO that hinder kati sPy9tsldt .
deny that the power Of q lost So6nef By
those falling into Improper habit3 than BY the pEG
dentI Besides being deprived Of The Pieasnre16
healthy ohPTing TIE most Asi9na and ssssrgSs
becomes deranged, the Physical And Mental Fupo
tons Weakened, Loss Of Pt3ereati Power, NetH6B
Indigestion, C6nstftutiOHal 0sBnity, Yastindg %
the Frame Cough, Consumpt icp, Decay and Death
Office, No. 2 South Fred erioS ST.
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STRANGERS

TruSt not your lves or health to the care of man,
llearned and worthless PretenderS, destitute o
knowledge, name or character, who copy Dr. John,
SION advertisements, or style themselves, in the
newspapers, regularly Educated Physicians, inca.
Pable Of Curing, they keep you triing month after
month taking their filthy and poisonous compounds
% Is long a. the smallest fee be obtained and
In DESPAIR, leave you with ruined nealth to lIKh
over Your own CALLING disappointment
Ut. Johnston 10 the only PhyElGian ADVERTISING
ofice.
His remedies treatment are unknown to al
others, prepared from life spent in the great hos
pitfalls Of Europe, the first in the country and more
in the world
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MARRIAGE

q AaarrieddPersons, or Young Men contemplating
MARRIAGE being aware of weakness organic
debility, deEoFmItieS speedily 'Dl's,5i1t
HeWho places himself undar the t6are. Of DR.. ].
may reIEgiouBly confde In his honor esA gentleman
and confidently rely upon hisskin, e Q phygicIAn.
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The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05
MARCHING THROUGH GEORGIA.

Bring the good old bvgle, boys we'll sing another
Sing it with spirit that will start the world
alang-
Sing it as used to sing it. fifty thousand strong
While we marching through Georgia.
CHoRUs-
Hurrah hurrah l..we'l bring the jubilee
Iiurrah hurrah the flag that makes you free!
So we sang the chorus from Atlanta to the sea,
While we were marching through Georgia.
How the darl1es shouted when they heard the
joyful sound, :5-
How the turkeys gobbled which our cornissary
found
How the sweet potatoes started from the
ground,
While we We're marching through Georgia.
Chorus
Yes, and there were Union men who wept with
joyful tears,
When they saw the honored flag they had not seen
for years
Hardly could they be restrained from breaking
forth in cheers
While we were marching through Georgia.
Chorus
"sherman's dashng Yankee boys will never reach
SO the saucy rebels said, and twas handsome
boast,
Had they not forgot ala! ! to reckon with the
host
While we were marching through Georgia.
Chorus
So we made thoroughfare for freedom and her
train,
Sixty miles in latitude, three hundred to the main
Treason fed before us for resistance was in vain :
While we went marching through Georgia.
Cunpns-
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05


QUESTIONS THEIR HoNEsrY.-Says the
Marysville Appeal: We must question the
principles of the men who say there is no
issue, and that the work of the Union party
is fulfilled. We find men who SO declare
among certain class--men who are office
seekers. Every man we have met who de.
clares the Union party is disbanded, is either
a Union man who wants office now, or Cop.
perhead who seeks Office in the future, and
ehe disbandment of the Union party
This being true, the suspicion is justified
that the dlsorganizers are demagogues and
office seekers. We must believe that the
same men would declare for maintaining the
party, if it was thought that road lead us di-
rectly to an office. The fact that all Union
men who are net aspirants for Office are
firm supporters Of the integrity of the party
is circumstantial evidence of the correctness
of our conclusions. If we found Union
men, Office seekers and not ofice.seekers,
declaring the Union party had performed
its mission, we might lie convinced that our
Judgment was at fault The truth is very
evident in the matter. The party is bounti-
ful, but cannot give every partizan an Office
at the same time. The disappointed cannot
wait. The party will not give down an
office, and the party might as well godown.
Another party affords room for new leaders,
and leaders are apt to get Office So every
honest, straightforward Union man will say.
1t is the scrambers for Office who say the
party has outlived its usefulness" It is
the sour, disappointed aspirant for public
pap who.is ready to surrender the Union
colors and go into political afiIiation with
Copperheads and Secessionists,
The truth is, the present state of the
country imperatively demands the Union
party to maintain its organization and its
supremacy. The Home Guardv cannot
disband so long as the rebels refuse to submit
to the legitimate results Of their own work.
When the Union is restored to peace. and
good will maintains among all men. it
Will be time, if ever, to disband the Union
party.
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05

NEGRO SUFFRAGE NECESSITY. the
war OF the rebellion was inaugurated and
when the imaginary line of Mason and Dixon
was all that separated the people of the North
and South, the slave States used to be repre-
sented in Congress in accordance with Ger
tain three-iifth rule Of negro property repre-
sentation. 10 entitle those States to nu-
merical representation equal to that which
they had before the rebellion they will have
to count their freedmen as citizens and when
they do that. long stride will be taken in
the direction of negro suffrage. Self interest
will sooner or later help to give the free
black his ballot.-Car appeal.
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05

THE NoMNATIoNs.-The report of the pro.
ceedings of the Union County Convention
was not received until late hour; it is,
therefore, impossible to make Comments
The nominations give general satisfaction to
the Union men in this vicinity It is ru-
morea that the disappointed candidates have
nominated another ticket. The rumor is
probably without foundation /; for no true
Union man would assist in defeating his own
party simply because his favortes were not
nominated. We feel sure that when the
subject is calmly and deliberately considered
all opposition will disappear, and loyal men
will join hands and by their generous conduct
convince the enemies Of the Government in
our midst that patriots have firmly resolved
to keep traitors out of all positions of honor
and trnst.- Wilmington Journal.
In HehGma, Nevada and Sacramento coun-
ties the boilers join hands with the enemies
of tehir country, to secure the most of what
they assert is the only remaining principle of
the Union partv-ofhce
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05

A SOLDIERS RENARK.-A lady dressed in
as luxurious fabric as ever futtered from a
fairy form "before wars deadly blast was
blown, . with a sweeping tail behind her on
the ground. ofindefnite length, turned the
corner at the Wayside Hospital. yesterday,
and as she turned she cast glance of anx
ious solicitude back to see if the aforesaid
trail was all o. X. A crippled soldier sitting
at the corner enjoying the sun, noticed the
movement and the look. and with the view of
re-assuring the lady, exclaimed: "Its all
right madam-the rest of it is coming down
the street and will be along shortly. You
can sail on, the dress is all setting" 1t is
useless to say that the lady did sail on like
three decker before full breeze !Sauannah
Repnblican.
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05

YANKEE CALCULATION OF RAILROAD SPEED.
=" Well it's curious how We du git over the
groundl Why, the trees all look as If they
was a dancing jig to double quick time. |
kin recollect ten or twelve years ago. that if
] started from Bosting on Wednesday, l
cud git in Filedelphy on the next Saturday
maxim Just three days. Now ] kan git
from Bosting to Filedelphy in one day; and
I've been calkulatin' that if the power of
steam increases for the next ten years as it
has been doini for the last ten years, ] d be In
Filedelphy iist two days before ! started
from Bostingl"
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05

How GRANT Cor INTO THE WAR.-The we'll
known correspondent of the Boston Journal
Burleigh,' thus relates the story of Grants
entrance into the United States army at the
outbreak Of the rebellion:
Four years ago this very month, Mrs.
Grant lived in her quiet home in Galena Her
husband was Mr.. Grant, the leather dealer,
a plain, modest, reliable man, without much
apparent force, who attracted very little at
tention anyway. The war had commenced
The flag had been shot away from Sumter,
and shot out of rebel cannon at Memphis.
One morning Mr.. Grant called upon Con-
gresham Washburne, who resides in Galena.
He told Mr.. w. that he did not feel right
that he could not sleep nights-that he felt
that he was not doing his duty. Washburne
asked him what was the matter. Mr.. Grant
replied, Il am doing nothing for my coun.
try. | have been educated at the nations
expense but here | am a. home doing moth
ing. ! don't know what to do. l am 10
politician. | don't seem to be wanted any
if / codld only find my place. Mr. Wash
burne invited his leighbor to accompany him
to Springfield, where an important consult
alton was to be held al the request of Gov
Yates. On the morning of the fourth day
Mr.. Grant called at Mr.. Washburne's rooms
and said TO him: . Nobody knows me here
i am going home" . Hold on day
longer" said Washburne. The next day an
important discussion was held in the council
chamber. Al Mr. Washbnrne's request Mr.
Grant was called in. He held an interview
with the State authorities for thirty minutes
and then went out. As the door closed, Gov.
Yates cried out Good God, Washburne,
who is this man? l have learned more about
troops in these thirty minutes than l ever
knew in all my life. All | can do for him
now is to put him on my staff. You go home
and raise regiment and III commission him
Colonel" The thing was done. The rest Of
the story the world knows by heart.
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05

CHAMP. FERGUsoN.-The Louisville Jour
nal thus speaks of this notorious robber and
murderer, who is now in jail at Nashville,
Tennessee:
" He has undoubtly committed greater
number of malignant and horria murders
than any other guerrilla in the rebel service
He has seemed to think daily murders neces-
sarv to his existence He has regarded him
self as getting his living by taking lives
Ferguson has been a damnable ruffian all
his life. He began his career Of blood
great many years ago by killing a Sheriff or
Deputy Sheriff, who was trying to arrest
him. Many time afterwards he has anus
ed his vile companions by throwing himself
down upon the floor and writhing and groan-
ing in imitation of his murdered victim. He
Is not a man but monster-not a human
being. but a fend. Hanging is world toe
good for him. He oughtto be stretched upon
the rack and tortured to death by so slow a
process that every breaking nerve should
feel It's own appropriate pang."
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05

THE Oroville Record asks; Does boiling
all over the State indicate nothingw Yes,
it indicates that there are men in the Union
party who, to subserve the purposes of self
ish ambition, are willing TO sell themselves to
the enemies of their country, and are doing
=.
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05

The REBELLION Nor ENDED.-We COM
mend the following suggestion from the Phil
adelphia Item to the disorganizers of Califor-
MIA:
We predict that the insolence of the South
ern aristocracy is only beginning. The next
Presidential election will astonish the coun-
try. Our troubles are far from being ended.
We hold slavery and aristocracy down by our
armies now. but when thev are disbanded.
and the South is strong again, we may pre-
pare for the old story. Aristocracy never
forgets nor forgives, and the aristocracy OF
slavery is the worst in the world. To break
down the power of the planter. and raise the
condition of the laborer-white or blacks
now the true policy of the Union. Not. .till
this is done, will we realize the truth that
conquered rebellion strengthens Govern
ment.
And yet boilers and their organs tell us
there are no principles to bind together the
Union party that the disgusting scramble
for Office is all that now actuates It's mem
bers
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05

4 LOVER, yainly trying to explain some
scientific theory to his fair inamorata, said
'' The question is difficult, and ! don't see
what can do to make it clear /" Suppose
you pop it, whispered the blushing damsel.
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05

All owners and claimants OF any right. utle or
interest in any of the property described above,
are notified to appear in said Court at the Cour'
House in the town of Shasta, in said Coun.
ty within EIGHT weeks of the date hereof, and an
swer the complaint so filed against such property
or judgment will be rendered against such proper
ty for the sale thereof and for the relief prayed Tor
in such complaint.
Given under my hand this 1st day of July, A. ID.
1866 II. A. CURTISS,
District Attorney Shasta County.
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05

No WoNDER.-The pirate Shenandoah,
now engaged in plundering and burning
harmless and unarmed ships, in time of
profound peace, was provisioned, coaled. re-
paired and strengthened for this cruise
against our commerce in British port in
Australia and there her officers and crew
were petted and feasted. When we recall
the fact that Botany Bay was, not long since,
penal colony of Great Britain, whittier were
banished convicted murderers, robbers. ETC..
etc, this sympathy and fraternization with
pirates seems quite natural, and of course is
not on reflection, matter of surprise. But
who will explain to us the remarkable coin
cidence Of feeling and active sympathy in
this matter thus proven to exist between the
mobiles and ignobles-the famous and infa-
mous-the aristocracy of wealth and title and
the aristocracy of crime-the lords and the
outlaws-the cream and the dregs of British
society? Verify. here, on the common
ground Of wholesale rapine, do these ex-
tremes meet.-Bee
Aye, and strung along between the ex-
tremes we find the connecting links-avo9ed
rebels, copperheads and bolters.
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05

A REGIMENT OF BATThEs.-The One Hun
dred and Forty sixth New York has had in
scribed on its colors the names of the follow
ing battles in which it has participated
Hilton Head, Fort Pulaski, James Is
land, Bull Run, Chantilly, South Mountain,
Md: Antietam, fredericksburg, Siege of
Vicksburg. Jackson, Miss; Blue Springs,
Tenn. Cambel Station, Tenn; Siege of
Knoxville. Tenn. Strawberry Plains. Hore-
mans Farm, Va; Bethesda Church, Cold
Harbor, Petersburg, Siege of Petersburg,
Fort Mahon, Weldon Railroad. Reams Sta
ton, Poplar Spring Church, Capture of Pc
tersburg.n