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M A N FL Q o D |!
How Destroyed, How Restored.
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poence in both sexes the effects Of these diseases
the body and mind and the Authors New Treatment Of
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VUHe "tU HFUTCstI AUVIStT-
4 RATUITOUS advice given In diseases Of the
VI vo's seminal, urinA-y and sexual organs, in the
reports Of the Western Medical Association which
sent by mail in sealed envelopes, free Of charge.
The organization was formed to dispense and
liable treatment and is compOsed Of the well known
ply SIC ans, TO wh pm all Letters must be directed,
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MEDICAL.
Galen'S Head DiSpenSary
In 1850 and Chartere
by the Legislature OF Kentucky,
for the treatment OF
SE.uE.F.1L W'E.1K.tESS.
And sl Affections Of the Urinary and Ger
Of both Sexes
JUST PUBLISHED,
A PRIVATE MEDICAL THEAGIst

ON vENEREAL DISEASES,
~ including GonoThea. elect.
Syphilis, Structure, Gravel, stone.
Ruptures. Piles, Fistula, Urinary
Deposits. and al Diseases OF the
Kidneys Bladder, PROSTATE Gland,
and Seminal vesicles, and their
treatment, including a chapter on
FEMALE DISEASES. with OBJ
servations on marriage aud the
prevention OF conception. Con-
tanning a Treatise on Self Abuse,
spermatorrhes, Sexual and Ner-
vousDebility, Barrenness and Im-
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-15
THE COLUMBIA. PHOENIX.
[original.]
Ballad.

Butterfly bless'd in . bright caprice.
The worm forget in the wing that bears;
'Tis certain thou seek'st not the golden Aeece,
Since Zephyr alone thy shallop- steers.
Wei. if thus seeking Che sweets of flowers, :
The hunger of heart aud soul b. fed;
Well. if tho suu still gild thy bowers,
Wien some Of the gold Of thy wing is she'd.
Carol and dance IN thy wanton maze,
Conscious alone Of gilded wing
VI tho worsliippihg insects that idly praise,
OF, the y.nton focks that eirelline sing:
e. darker dag AMI doom is ours,
The tolls Of care, aud the thought that glows
With the conscions use of thousand powers,
That work and struggle 'gainst human woes
GOETHE.
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position whore he could easily have been

position whore he could easily have been
|annihilated.
Near Gorrunat a French patrol advanced
too far. Will I sheet him? asked the
English sentinel. By no means, repliedehe
officer, and the dragoou speedily withdrew.
A Frenchman found on the Corunua field
q British officer almost dead. He was well
cared for and finally recovered and proved
to be Napier.
After the engagement OF fuentes 'Onor.
the village lay between the armies. Men
from both sides got scattered over tho place.
and to prevent confusion demarkatien was
drawn along street. At Lisbon the Eo9.
4ish frequently supplied the French with
cigars and other luxuries.
In one of these Peninsular enpaeements
French dragoon came across an English
cavalier who had lost an arm; az they ap.
preached each other, the Englishman rails
ed the. bloody stump to sndeavor to save
his head from the coming blow. The
Frenchman perceiving his condition instead
OF killing him, dropped his sword to The
salute and galloped on. Favorite officers
were always exchanged when request
was made to have" them back for others of
equal rank. At the first assault on Sebas-
topol young officer was found wounded
far forward on the beach. A French
grenadier, who had witnessed his pallan
try, ran up and kissed him.
Wellington went out one day With his
escort to reconnoitre the Adour River. In.
passing round the Bayonne fortress, a lot Of
unarmed soldiers from tbs garrison rushed
out to see him. The English could have
swept them all away but would not DO it,.
seeing they were unable to make any do
fence.
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LII Inc conscous use OF . thousand powers,
That work and struggle 'gainst human woes
-. GOETHE.
War amenities of other fishasS.
A, writer in Blackwoed some years ago
remarked, let your proceeding toward an
enemy in battle be as.shatp but as polish>
cd as your sword. In battle it is the duty
OF each party to kill, capture and disable a.
many Of the enemy as possible. When a
man is disabled the object ia gained as we'll
- if he were Killed, and no liberal .ainded
soldier would wish to do more. At the
sssttsts os H'outea1w it.is rsiated the British
Royal Guards politely callsd 1us Fsre, Mes.
sssurs Yes Gardes -Franeasses. The other
corps rsplisd, the French Guard never Gre
drst; upon which their opponents, having
given them the option, put an end to the
chiyalreus contest by opening their fire and
annihilsting their .adyeEsaries.. During
the protracted campaigns 10 the Peniusulas,
the exasperated citizens of Opofto threaten.
cd an attack on the garrison of Almeida.
which, by the .copvention Of Ci6tra, was to
30 embarked at OpoKo and sent to France.
The Captain commanding tho British de-
soASAAOe0t AeCi6tOQ bkaab IN LO0 event OF 4
pising Of the citizens he would stand by the
French to the last. The Portuguese then
permitted the -embarkatio1't go on.
= At Lisbon, where complaints of French
stealing were laid before the English, a con-
scientious French General in leaving, oh
:e:====dd 70 his hosit, think you viii bear me
witness that wheH entered your house I
had two portmxhteaus. This being admit
ted, he said to the English officer, you will
now bear me witness, General, that I am
retiring with but one. r.
At the battle of sPalavira, the FrencH
Marshal, Morsier, took the greatest care Of
the English sick. and wounded, and sup.
piled some, officers with money. He
gave one officer credentials to return
home through Paris, wherehe was present
at the fetesfor the marriage Of Napoleon I.
After the close OF the battle of Busaco, a
French outpost remained nearer the Eng
lish lines than was warranted by relative
positions. Crawford sent the French mes
sage to remove It.. The officer command
ing said he had to obey superior authority
and remain. until forced away. A few
shots from the English satisfied the honor
Of the Fssnehnaa' and ia!e he withdrew from 2
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Engine, Boiler, &C., at Private Sale.
WILL BE- sold at private sale, ALIVE HORSE
w POWER ENGINE, BOILER, 80 feet
long by 3 feet in diameter, and SMOKE-PIPE
DC. invery good condition. Apply to
A. R. PHILLIPS,
April Is Is" AT DR.. Geieer's.
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April Is Is.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTM

COLUABtA. March 27, 1865.
fV\HE invasion of the StatA has rendered il
Il proper that the Legislative Department of
the Government of the State should be con-
vened. that such measures may be adopted as
the welfare of the State may require. And for
that purpose, the members of the Senate and
the House OF Representatives Of the State OF
South Carolina are hereby invited to assemble
at Greenville, on Tu ESDAY, the 25th day OF
April. 1865, at 12 o'clock m.
BIZ the Governor: A. G. MAGRATH.
Official w. S. RL1Aorr, Private Secretary.
April
eB- All papers in The State will copy until
the time for the meeting Of the Legislature.
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-. - ~ 603uQU&I fef1.
MEAK SNIIHFIELD, n. c., A,su Z 1865.
sfAG4AL ORDER NO. as-Eztroet.
" MAJ. GEN. MANSFIELD LOWELL j.
assigned to command in the State Of
South Carolina. =
By command Of J. E. JOHNSTON.
Knloo1 FAIcoN1s, A. A. g.
HsADQRs DIST. OF SOUTH CAROLINA:
ORDER NO. /. 1 AS' 1000
~ compliance with the shove orders, the
undersigned hereby assumes command in this
ststs. Until the names of the staff ara an
nouncsd, official communications to these head
quarters will be: addressed to Lieut. J. M, &:
LOWELL, Acting "A. A q. at ColHbnbia.
April "a N. LOWELL. Major. General, &c
HeadquaTferS.
COLUMBIA, s. c.. ARM 8, 1855.
CIRCULAR.
A IL Officers on Post Duty at thi. place viii
men attached to their respective departments.
who are entitled 70 draw rations at this post,
All provision returns nust be made out at the
aePartments and approved at these Headq.sr-
"A. F. RuDLER, Col. con'ds.
VI. j. MAXINE, A. A. A. g. April 10
HeadQuafter9
WV AAOAh W w. H0A2OA Sx, x000
SPECIAL ORDER NO! Copy. u.
Ohm CARSTEN is hereby appointed Acting
q Provost Marshal of this city until farther
orders. He,willbs obeysd. and respected &C
sordingly. By order
A. F. RUDLER. Dol. oemnae.
VI. J. MEAL1Na. A. A. A. g. April =
Headquarters Nil. DIV. Of tho West:
AUGUSTA, MA.cH 4. 1895.
SPECIAL FIELD ORDERS NO. is.
(Eatraet.],
III COL A. F: RUDLER is hereby assigned
IS. C.
By command Gen. BEAUREGARD.
OficiaE Gko. W: BamsT, Col and A. AG.
HEADQUARTERS, Coru,sp,A. g. G.,
March Is, 1895
GENERAL ORDERS NO. l..
/ In obedience TO the above order, / hereby
assume command of tn is Post.
By order of A. r. RUDLER,
Colonel Commanding.
w. j. MIAaINe, A. A. A g. march Il
Notice.
COLUMBIA, APRIL 10. 1896,
IINHE Joint Relief Committees have appointed
Il the following gent lemea to act az arants
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-24
Summons.

In the Probate court in and for said county.
John Perham VS. Frank Rewland
I y the name of the p eple of the United States
/ in the Territory Of Idaho you are hereby noti-
liz that there is now on file III the office of the
Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho Territory,
the complaint Of John Perham. demanding judg-
meut against you in the sum of ($700) seven hum
bred dollars the purchase price of mining claim
situated in the PacelvilIe mining district, Boise
county, l. T., said purchase being made on the
LIST day of April. 1865, spd unless you appear and
make answer to this complaint within thirty days
the said plaintiff will take judgment against you
fnr the said amount together with costs Of suit.
In testimony whereof I. j. NJ. Shepherd, Tx.
~ officO,clerk 0f said Probate court, have
SEAL hereunto set my hand and affixed TIE
- seal of my count this 9th day OF June
1860. j. NJ SHEPHERD, ex officio clerk ofP.C.
f.. d. HoLBRoOK, Atty f,r diff 33w4.
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sherin,s Sale.

TOY virtue o. an execution issued out # the
Is Probate Court. III anil for the county If
Boise, upon a Judgment rendered in said cour'
wherein John A. Douglas plaintiff al d George a:
Sne4r defendant. for the sum of one hundred and
dollars, Judgment and costs of suit,
duly tie, ted the 81 day Of June. p lsG5 lhnve
seiz' and taken in execu' on the following de-
scrib, property, towit All that certain piece r
PAL Gel of real estates strac in Pioneer CITY, IN
iaid comfy of Boise. fro ii, g an Main street Is
f. ct and running back one hundred feet. WIN All
the improvements thereon. between the Shasta
Re-tatlrart'' and Scolts Store pn'lic notice IS
hereby given that on the Sth day of July, y. ~
1855, at ~ O'clock NJ. will sell in front OF the
Court House door in Idaho City at public auction
for gold coin or its equivalent in clean gold dust,
the aboye described property. to the highest BID
der, to satisfy said execution and all accrulnS
costs.
4. o. BOWEN, Sheriff.
J |. CRUTBER Under Sheriff.
IDAHo Cry, June 10TH A. D. 1865. 34-4w
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Administrators Notice.

In the matter of the estate Of Geo. Sheldon, de-
ceased-S r. GoldtMp, Administrator.
In the Probate Court of the Territory of dahc, in
and for the county of Boise.
TT appearing to the court by the petition of said
Administrator Of the estate OF Geo. Sheldon.
decreased praying for an order to sell said estate,
that it is necessary to sell the whole of the real
estate to pay the debts outstanding against the
deceased and the debts. expenses and charges of
the administration. 1t is therefore ordered by the
court that all persons interested in the said estate
appear before the said Probate Court on Monday
the 18th day of June A. D. 1865, at eleven o'clock
in the forenoon of said day, at the Court room of
said Probate Court OF the Territory of Idaho, in
and for the county Of Boise, at Idaho City, the
County Seat of said county, to show cause if any,
why an oFdey should not be granted to the said
administrator to sell so much "f the real estate OF
said deceased as shall be necessary, and that
copy Of Sis order published for four successive
weeks in the Idaho World, weekly newspaper
published at Idaho city. the county seat Of said
county. Dated Idaho City, May 20, 1865.
32w4 J. NJ. SHE PHERD, Judge Probate Court.
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Territory of Idaho, County of Toise--ss

Territory of Idaho, County of Eoise--Ss.
In the District Court.
Elias Brown vs.A. P. Spman-Mechanic' Lien.
NOTICE is hereby given that the above named
plaintiff has commenced an seton in said court TO
enforce mechanics lien for the sum OF $50 ~
on the following described premises: The builds
ing stua ted on Main street. in Idaho City, in the
county of Boise and Territory of Idaho, about
quarter of mile above the main town, and two
or three hundred yards above the house of Thorn
as Wright together with the land upon which the
same stands.
All persons holding or claiming liens on said
premises under the provisions Of the Act OF the
Legislative Assembly of the Territory OF Idaho tor
securing liens to mechanics and others, are hereby
notified to be and appear in said Court, on Mon
day. the 10Th day Of July next, and exhibit then
and there the proof Of said liens.
c. B. WAITE. Atty for Plaintiff.
IDAHO CITY, June *, 1865. 81 4w
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A WORD TO THE SICK

NFKS. JANE GABY, DoCToREss, Idaho city, announces
to the public that she is prepared receive patients
at her residence in Idaho city, where they will be
fully nursed and attended to- Having had much expert
ence in of fever she will undertake the
of that characters inflammation Of the BRAIN nlammt-
ton of the bowels &c. cured within "a hours. Persons
troubled with eyes will also find speedy relief under
her treatment. No cure, no pay MRS. GABY, y
29tf Montgomery and Commercial sts
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Summons.
Territory of Idaho, county Of BOise-ss.
! oo,,rk MaohanicJu R&o, npoxuv, 1ye

Territory of Idaho, county Of BOise-ss.
In the District court-Mechanics Lien-Efas Brown
John Grennen and Wife.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the above named plaintiff
has commenced an action in said court to enforce
mechanics lien for the sum of 36 and ~ 100 dollars
the following described premises: building situated
the lower end of Wall street IN Idaho city, in the
county of Boise and Territory of IDAHO the south side
of said wall street. and enthusiastically from McGrory
buildings further described the next building east of
tho house formerly occupied by NJ Fuller; and the land
upon which said building stands. AL persons holding
claiming liens said premises under the provisions Of
the Act Of the Legislative Assembly Of Idaho for
ing liens mechanics and Others hereby notified to
be and appear in said Monday the 10th day Of
July next and exhibit then and there the proof of said
liens C:B. WAITE, Atty for Plh.
Idaho civ June 14th 1865. 34w4
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CooEEsT Everybody wants notice
Of every mining claim-gratis, of course.
Few Of thoee who are on the speculate ever
think Of the county paper, except when some
dead-head notice might help them. The
coolest yet, was fellow who jumped claim
OF Ours, the other day, and then asks us to
give It notice; as he wished TO get capital
interested, and make something out of it'll
Humboldt Register.
All, Forbes, thatcount of yours is won
derfnIly rich in minerals and new discoveries
that fellow, now, has struck a BRASS mine,
and holds the principal shares klamath
News.
Plenty Of shareholders in that mine up
he,s IN IDAHO
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IT, A. BENTLEY will be found at his old stand and in
copartnershp with Fralick Hoyt, and the same bust
ness will be resumee as heretofore. 32W4.
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THE STEAMER Col. WRIGHT FOR SNAKE
RIVEa.-Vice President Reed, of the O. s. N.
Company, informs Us that the steamer Colonel
Wright would leave Cello yesterday, under
command of Capt. Stump, for the upper
Snake river and having been specially htted
up for the trip, with all the facilities for cor
delling over the worst rapids, with the pres
ent stage of water, it is thought that the
voyage can be successfully accomplished.
The plan, if ultimately matured will give
immediate activity, and create new impetus
IN the travel and transportation of that re-
gion, by materially shortening the land travel
TO Boise and 0wyhee, and must necessarily
awaken new interest and connect us much
more closely with the rich districts Of Idaho
Should the enterprise be unsuccessful, and
the boat fail to reach Farewell Bend, then the
Company will most likely construct a steam
er, that can be put upon the river where it is
required to run, so the matter is at all events
hut question of time, and Snake river will
yet be navigated the present season. Capt
stump ascended the stream to the mouth Of
the Salmon river year ago, when it was
much lower than it is at the present season,
and being man of nerve and energy his
friends have confidence that the enterprise be
has thus undertaken will be carried through
10 the desired extent. The result will be
looked for with great anxiety IOregonian
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4. o. BOWEN. Sheriff.
Summons.

IDAuo Cry, June 10th, A. D. 1865. a4-4w
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ShipnerS
Packers and Traders Generally

Can select at Chico from large and well assorted
stocks at II small per cent. above san Francisco
cost, any description of merchandise desired
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Notice to Administrators.

A DEMONSTRATORS will take notice, that the Law
n requires them to make statement Of their dongs
in the matters of estates for which they acting, with
in three months from the date ot their appointment as
Administrators and settle up within year. All
Administrators will be required by the Probate Judge
Del form their duties according law and if this notice
des give sufficient warning, they will be served with
a citation at their own cost The next regular Term Of
tile Probate Court will commence on Monday June goth
1865 j. NJ. SHEPHERD, Probate Judge
June II, 1S65-34w1 Boise county, J. p.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-03
Guardian Sale.

TN pursua nee of an order of the Probate Court
i OF Geauga County Ohio, made on the 2lst day
of February, A. d. 1865, in the case Of E. o. Ly-
man, Guarc ian of Alonzo II. and Charles 4.
Lyman, against his wards,th undersigned will,
on the 29th day of March, A. d. 1865, between
the hours of i2 M, and p. M. Of said day, on
the premises, near the late residence of N. R,
Lyman, offer at public sale the following de-
scribed Real Estate, situate in Geauga Co.,
Ohio, to wit: The south west part Of Lot No. l6
in Tract No. two in Chester Township, and
bounded North by the east and west center road
East by land of Henry Johnson and David Scott
South and West by Lot lines, containing 29
acres.
Also the East part of Lot No. "a, in Tract
No. in said Chester, aud bounded on the N :,
f. and S. by the Lo: lines; and West by land of
Thomas Laws acres from North. west cor 4.
ner belonging to S. T. Gilmore excepted and
containing about 68 acres.
Also the w part of Lot No 33 in said Tract
No. 3, and bounded N, w. and S. by the Lot
lines and E by land of Henry Miller, and con
tains about 60 acres.
Terms of Sale-One third cash on the dov
of sale; one third in one, and one third in two
years from day of sale-deierred payments Sc.
cured by mortgage on the premises with annual
interest. f. o. LYMAN, Guardian
of Alonzo FL. and Charles T.. Lyman.
Mulberry Corners, Fob. oath, 1865. 7S9w4
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Musical Festival.

Tho Sin ,ers of CiaridOn propose to hold
a Musical Festival at the Agricultural Hall,
on the afternoon Of Friday, March Sd, and
intend to have music. speeches, &C.. and a
good time generally. A supper will DO pro-
vidcd for all who wish charge. 30 cts.
They will also give Concert in the even.
ing Admittance. 25 cts. The avails to be
applied to tho purchase of Cabinet Organ
for the Congregational Church. All are
invited. .r
BY order. j. Q. WELLS.
-lardon, Feb. 2lst, 1865
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