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SEMINAL WEAKNESS-A SwORN-TO GER.
TlFiCATE OF MOST REMARK ABLE CURE
OF SPkRMATORRHGA

\ desire TO benefit humanity and feeling of
gratitude to DR.. w. X. Doherty, alone induces me
to make this statement. For many wears | have
been afflicttd with that fearful disease known as
Isl ernatonh0a.' or Seminal Weakness the result
OF self abuse, but till 1856 experienced but little
trouble or Inconvenience. In that year however
! had Seminal Weakness TO an alarming extent
which was soon followed by the most alarming
symptoms, as weakness Of the back and limbs main
in the head. dmnesS Of vision nervousness and
general debility Ny mind too was afflicted 10 such
an extent as 10 seriously impair my memory; nv
ideas were confused and spirits depressed. was
averse to society, had evil forehOdings and selfiis
trust and was entnely untitled for any OF The duties
OF life From 1855 to the Summer of 1868 | en-
ployed the best medical talent coul find and
spent several hundred dollars bat in no instance
obtained more than temporary relief had about
concluded there 10 relief for me in this world
but seeing DR.. Dohertys advertisement thought
| should call and see him, as he charged nothing
for consultation. ! had an interview with DR.. Do.
hery. at his Office. in Sacramen street and his
fee for treatment was so reasonable | determined
to try him. though ! did not expect much benefit
from his treatment. On the 9TH of December last
place d myself under his care; in week found
ysef very much improved and now after five
weeks treatment. feel myself thoroughly cured of
all my troubles and in the enjoyment OF the best
health. Hoping that my experience may be of
benefit to Others similarly afflicted subscribe
myself JAMES JOHNSON.
Subscribed and srrorn to before me- this l5th daa
of January Il. d., 1865.
isl A. J.RANDALL, Notary Public
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Sherif's Sale.

RY VIRTUE OF \ DECRETAL ORDER OF
, sale. issued out of the District Court of the
Second judicial District in and for the county of
Butte and State of California. under the seal there
OF, IN favor OF James Hill, Plaintiff and against
George F. Nourse, ct ais, Defendants to me direc
ted ana delivered. commanding me to sell the
mortgaged premises hereinafter described to salts
ty the sam OF three thousand seven hundred and
seventythree 26l00 dol ar> in Uuited States Gold
Com debt, with interest at one and one half ner
cent. per month. in United States Gold Coin: and
the further sum of hundred and ninety three
% 100 dollars in United States Gold Coin costs OF
suit and two dollars Clerks accrung costs and ali
accruing costs.
In pursuance of said order. will expose at pub
lie sale to the highest bidder for cash in gold coin
AT the Court House door in the towu of OrovIIe in
said county,
ON SATURDAY, TIE 4th DAT OF AUGUST,
A. n 1866. at two O'Clock P NJ of said dav. all the
nght title and interest Of said defendants in and
to the following described property to-wit:
mat certain tract OF land situated in Butte
county. State of California, beginning at an oak
Tree on thlco creek. county and State aforesaid
about one and one half miles from the i1nrtion of
said creek with the Sacramento river ana rlnninr
sontheriy ll0l5 west one hundred and thirty N3al
cAains to stake marked \: thence due west sixty
cow chains to Cottonwood tree on the east bank
OF tne sacramento river: thence up said river tn
.ne month OF CHICO creek; thence up Chico creek
u me pace OF beginning; containing four hundred
ana eighty seven 64-l00 acres more or less and he
ing part OF the FarSell Grant Also the riqbt
OF way sixty feet wide for road purposes FaS,erlv
TO the land of Vaudeville & solomon; said RIGHT Of
way TO commence al the south east corner of the
above described land.
F.W.DAY.
Sheriff of Butte county.
BY j. W. GILKYsoN Under Sheriff.
Oroville, July 18TH 1866.
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Notice.

4 IL PERSONS INDEBTED To DR.. H NJ.
"a Phipps, will please call IL my store aud settle
the same Immediately.
A. McDERM0TT, Administrator
July 81. 1866. 5w-n2l
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MEDICAL.
Private Medical Aid /!
Quins Cures and Moderate Ch1rses'
DR.. w. K. DOHERTX'S
Private Medical s Surgical Institute.
Sacramento street. below Montgomery, opposite the
PacifsMail Steamship Cos Office, Private en-.
trance on Leidesdorf ST.. San Francisco.

Established srrrts<lg TO afford the afflicted sound
Gn! scientific Medical Hid. IN the T. eat--enf
and cure ef al Pirate Gnd Chronic Dis
eases, cases Of secrecy ard oil seruG!
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Dysenterr. Diarrhca. Relax. Worms.

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San Francisco, June l6, 1864.
Subscribed aud s1rorn to before me this 2lst ddt
Of June, 4. d., 1864.
GL.s.l A.. S. GOULD, Notary Public.
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Dyspepsia. Impurity of the Blood.

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Chronology OF the war In Germany.

The following calendar Of events, published III tne
IMMORAL Diplomagus shows with what Rapidly great mh
tsry results rIe achieved W the present dayi ~,
JU>F ffedrra execution drcrecd by the Germanio De
JUNE 6-Entry If tho Russians into Lcpsc Gessen anu
Cns-eL Occupation 4 Lou. ~.
JuSR 7-Bntry Of tne Prussian Gen. Nogo into the aho
vera capital - ~. - .,.-t, -. Z,
JUse Is -oroupaou OF Harienthal osrz and Lauban IN
Bohemia Prassln regiments aud occupation OF Ben
stadt by russan cavalry Occupation Of Dresden by the
ifnssians. .
Jung g-Ev icuaon OF Fort wilhelm by the Hanov ron
trovns Prince William of Hauau made prisoner. Cavary
encounter boz yeea the Ausans aLd Pruslls the Run
burg road
JIrg 2.-Nxdorf occupied by 1900 Irnssans.
JUNE -Occupltion Of Rumburg ny tho Prus ians
JusE 2i-Armistce between tho Hanoyerln aud PruSoan
troop. -, ,-.
Jxg Action Jincbupzau between the Au''rians
The Pus,an troop 0ceupsu echehD,iS
Trautcnau. and Aicha (B'hemia)
JUNE 2b-EnEagement near Iurnan 80
JUNE OF the Crown Prince OF Pru9sia idught
tho ute NachOd. arrangement at Osvecin leht be
PTusH.s and Haunyorilu, near l'OeeusaH1 ten
Stenmez throws back Austrian corps mee (RimminD
uou Joephafad Enlargement Of tie same corps WITH the
sixth and Eighth Austrian corps under tAe ArcLGuAe Leo
pol. ~, -. r. p.;oo
Freaeriok Charles engaged near MunohonpraiE
JusY % The IIinoveran surrendered at dsoretOp
Capture of GiischIH by the I'russian nrny. .
JUNE 30 NJ X ut. Turntu and at Chwako
WITT between as ami K6lisLof An Ausrian army corfs
under Gen Cl,mnlas poel 70 rotire upon koigs a.
JULY Action at tiitschin.
July 2-Arivnl Of King William NJ Giischin junction
OF the Crosn Princes amy with that OF Prince Frederick
Charles.
July 3-Tbe battle OF Sadowa.
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called into action TO nnnheto and tine and 70 make
wra1 ost ore uniltefrHrtef engagemei We ilcii t.
hik then that tlo balance IL IN favor e modern wariae
Tho pcscut var har lasted httle mtTr than 10 :.
reht and already the Issue Is virtually decided, rni
time has f1r arm i-fice md o. Tie
ipeB Las not hoa eheckerct buf n urifrr'
unv1yirg and Dob ar CCd success. WAorVr Puesa hos
appeared whether In Hanover Slxopy 10 Icase Cass or
n Nssar ne same resut has been achieved the
e" prBsss down -frrr hcr te tie unfr
innate Heights who encountered the golden lance AltOs
aud If Austria has offered s'outer Resistance Inns only been
incur signal AMI more rrereV lbo ruiz lho
Prusan needle gun is the great IOnafy power Of The
multiplied by three. bids fair 10 read the present and per-
manenty affect ae future destiny Europe Nothing told
more kabo In history than the fact that Prussia has been
allowed years have In Euro at least monoP
oily Of the breech loading ihe The ease With yhch ihs
weapon queed the insurrcctonary in Baden 10
years ago noticed at the me yet strange TO nobody
the lesson worth remembering The AustFans
stood by years aud the neo DO thes'me
feaf execution upon the Danes ha- Just done up1n
thems Ives wont having learned notang by their
experience Iay DESTROYS above things OF efficient
army medang from the very first moment OF her united
exstonoo campaign against Austria Tor tie recovery oil
rorty over antagonist We possessnr army small III
uumlrrs very choice In qauty and therefore requiring
more perhdp else the appliances needed 10
multill the number of lier have been eqaty ren
AID have MT found in yas military expenditure Few
hundred thousaud pounds to make the raise ea
effective; France which 10 the first military power
OF continent finds herself In this moment OF trial just as
unprOvided rest of Europe. The adv itage Whoh
Prussia has thus fairly aud honUraby attained by better JUG
and careful experiment Is oi course only Temp
rary but while it lasts complete. conclusive ana IRE
ssbe. II things had been allowed to g. on ite ongo
there wouI have been for mediation no ground 70
arbrate aud tie Emperor OF the French ihseiu 81
Jlying his favOre part US tao ultimate Court Oh ApPi;
would have been obliged to submit 70 whatever PRUSSIA tun
oran he had obtained time for placing In the hands OF
army weapon which might pat u on an equality WIN
the oouQuerors Of Northern Germany and bohemia
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The Necdfe-Gu

Pars Core spondence e The London Times
PARIS, July THE famous needle-gun was to-day
exhibited armorers shop window 10 the Rue Rcbesr
1t attracted groups OF people soldiers and ei'"AH " W"
Jy 9rhe great pe Of the dsy The
~ rs IN Ia every social meetings and
hari meet an who does not stop 70 explain to
ar tbroneed by groups looking the specimens exhibited
e armofers chops and the inconvenience Is so
great that de cas have repeatedly TO invite the
Paris Of The Lperpool Journal narraes
As follow tolls and dsappoinmens q the inventor OF the
needle guns The needle well known TO be tho produce
while stationed solitary outpost in Canado amused bis
leisure hours with experiments IN the rough construction OF
substitute for the rife which he had damaged BY letting 1t
drop down precipce while IN pursuit OF bear IL was
by accident that the discovery became pabe to the
solitary hunter in the woods But no sooner nd become
army returned Europe and matter OF course buried
inc the pTenor kept in suspense He was banded about
from official to another during all this time merely TO be
told last that Government did not feel disposed TO after TIC
principle II the arms employed
" then that disgust he brought his invention 10 Paris
and he obtained interview with the Emperor who listened
with tho greatest apparent the description Of the
gun examined the plans end sections brought by the oncer
which had been laid before him. declared II seemed to him
liable the objection OF being too delicate for field
and abruptly sounded little gong which stands upon bis
bureau and slightly rising when the usher his
dismissed the visitor to admit other portunaes 1t
then that lie betook himself armed with ts needle gnn
to Holland But when arrived at the Hague he found that his
had dwnded such extent that he
nroper costume to appear in Meanwhile he became acct
dentay acquainted Of the gentlemen attached TO tho
Pruan Legation at he Hague and to whom he recounled
| his bitter grievances -
This time he listened to with interest The brotherin
law Of friend held appointment at the Court OF
Berlin and time in repairing with the Engshman
10 Berlin needle gun tried examined and accepted
in the possbe space time the inventor handsome
y rewarded and encouraged 10 establish himself In Prussia
The Birmingham the other hand 1.-THE Pussan
needle quo resembles oil essential respects invented
by two EngshmeD Messs Hanson and Golden % Hudders
field and by in this country on the I'd Of Noye
Der s4 said that Mr. Golden received an order from
Of Prussia for two OF his guns and RON these models
the socaed Prussian needle gun, with tring notifications
/ WAS made
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Modern warfare-The Prussian Needle Gun.

A curious essay might be written on the effects Of
civilization In mitigating increasing the horrors OF war
There ia doubt the hand that the cultivation Of
science and the development Of ingenuity provide us with In
strumeDts OF destruction infinitely terrible than any
which have been known TO former ages The cannon itself
long the most fal engine Of modern warfare not
likely TO yield to the repeating rife and the Of whole
sayOs Of artillery may be outdone by few cartridges tired
from gun less weghy and eumbr0us than an ordinary fowl
ngpee But not only does science improve the Of
destruction she also vastly increases de-
stroyed The railway Is the feeder OF the ba sfed the
power which gives Of concentrating vast Of troops
single point requires that operation should undertaken
by masses equally and the gigantic battles Of
Napoleon sink insgnfcance before the conflicts which
have raging for the past week the northeast from
tier Of Bohemia
But hwhr makes battles bloody AMI armies more
when carried according 10 ITS modern traditions
the other hand be admitted that falls with less
severity upon cOmbatans Men hurried from place
place With the utmost rapidly by the engine and
then meeting almost Immediately In desperate encounter
have time for that systematic and mehodca page which
used be the delight OF the soldier and the despair Of the
peasant Modern science economics time and brings 10 Is
few weeks what used 70 occupy many years Tho
events whole Seven Years War may be crowded
single campaign and pitched battle contains and
incidents which would have sueed In slower times
eye lie WEAKNESS long Intervals Of leisure and inacton
Tho Northern Germany has been decided fort
night the destiny Of the Austrian Empire has been settled In
week. Eevsnts sadly crowded upon each other is
beosass the whole Nscsre u As ApsV eiaa bsve eSep
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LRILToMIsCHI, July 5.-All night the Austrian
army or what fs Of -stN n prodg hosihas been
pouring through this town and still p,urs on Camps are
regiments Itch aided by the men, xions all TO
under their coors again Count Mensdor has last mr.
rived and walking and down outside the hun bic
quartered speaking TO the soldiers ana gying tho
weary o0tsore tile rs Of money 10 get food and To-
bacco as yet there orders ON headquarters 10 move
bui have been issued send oil the railway rolling
stock down SOUTH and the stations B0lmisch Tbsau
abandoned Sach sight Lromschi and Ill the woods
told for twenty N around present would be worth
pilgrimage en- Of ali the Royal Academy.
ZwTITAU-4 D. nj at arrived town ful OF sl1ers bag
gage and wounded. All the trains taken for the Inter
No trains for The last engines and carriages
leaving for the south dln which Is g miles away. There
are no post the road, hear Just about
TO ake the cbznce of tired hOrses ont by
peated marchings being s6e TO drag 10 tn Professor
DumfeOher the great kicunese deus
chino He wanted carriage to headquUter AID had
uOue but lie offered TO let and companion 60 down IN
train wounded and surgeons just about TO start for
IrDn would lend him the and horses and driver
Tie bargain was struck. 1t looked well.
JCy 6, q. m.-Altsl Here 10 miles from Zwittan.
We been ropeiRg at tho rate Of miles an hour and
the train will get iao Blum Till 9oclock m II even
The place is choked vita carriages aud engines
conf siOn aud delay must 81 lse letter and trust to fr
tune now nothing be but resign oneself TO It's
favoTs its ffowns. .
BRuxY July G, IL m.-As train shunted to a1w
quicker pass transferred my.ef TO horsebox IN
arrived about hour but only to find
mpossts send letter Vienna to-day IN time
l,hed BIinn time least, aud peope in feversh
state anxiety; somebody must be sacrificed 10 appease the
CRY the people, aud only 10 be hoped that the blame may
rest on the right person, whOeyerSe may DO.
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prn.sinn scicRcIinnce.

Prussan self.reanoe, which has been considerably
strengthened by events Of the past week. Is eo exOed
the ofhc,l Ga.eite
Ibe laurel Nreaths with which we ndorn the helmets OF
brothers arms. the living well as the dead have
solemn Significance. Europe surprised nc nndng our
army suddenly vndcaDg the honor and mission OF the coun
Surrounded by enemies both avowed and secret tho
amy active all points of the extensive theater OF war
at one and tho time. An army Of young warriors "
confidently attacked the formidable colossus II Austrian vet
erans arroyed batshelds chosen by the
themselves The result 10 In the mouth OF every one Europe
In with ourselves awards he- need OF praise 10 our
troops But pregint than the praise bestowed upon inc
courage of and the sKf intelligence directing their
fact that the kingdom OF Prussia the creator
and this service lbe army has again proved the s
the vitality Of Its institutions: THIS state
which for the years been at the head OF the in
lecfual and material development OF Germany and besides
tnk1g the science art and manufacture by It's armies
insured the pence Conederacyhis State has again
proved and traducers that are founded the
nj ls the German future BY their death the bat ,hed
thousands Of have evidence 10 the truth
the and muscle OF pol teal Ire IN
the Europe They have demonstrated too that the
principle OF monarchca government I've and hr rooted
Old iron work Of State. 1t Is the 81 Prussia
81 gone by whose coos protect our King ana
Commander.inChef in the midst OF hostile country. with
the Of this old Prussia the welfare OF Germany has
identified, and II depends the future OF the entire
nton May Heaven bees standard wherever 1t Is raised
favor warcry. With God for King aud Fatherand
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How the Creates Battle Of Modern Times
was Won.
From The London Times, July 10.


The details of a great battle like that of KONG
grsz Saaowa not quickly learned Few have op
poruny Of seeing the plan attack and defense and
s fewer understand IT, the magnitude Of the armies
engaged well in the importance OF the interests at stake
late battle has seldom been surpassed Nearly quarter
Of million Of araycd on either sde they extended
els who exercised al noet independent commands AS military
historians disputed half century about the incidents
Of Lepsc and Waterloo II be that this battle which 10
magnitude LEIPZIG and Tar Waterloo viii for
many be the subject Of controversy But happy
In having at the seat OF correspondent who Is well quail
Red 10 form Judgment such operations and WHO has
duced descr pto1 which considering the
der which written Is marvel Of accurate observation
not much 20 that learn from bis letter
than known OF the action BY lie great majority OF those
who took part In H. The public s indeed well served by
those these wonderful events Of almost before
the smoke cleared away from the battlefield We learn
speedily and with such comparative accuracy he general
pan that to forget Row
these advantages have been and 70 UNDERMINE the
sstsnce which the narrative Of competent eyewit
Of battle gives only his contemporaries but 20 future
historians The grandsthers OF the present generation were
very differently situated with respect 10 the battles which dis
tins uhed the early part Of the present century wien NaRo
crushed the two Emperors az AusteD broke The
power Prussia jena there such clear conception
Of what bad been reference 10 the press OF period
ssDng the suspense which prevailed during the great
pagnf decisive victory seldom announced as such
and accepted ~ oil the void within "a hours Still less did
the generals the conduct Of the soldiers tbeverou de-
the action News struggling bomewafd that the
campaign was going against the Aurans or the Rusans
reat firm IN the CITY had Il that Bopapae had won enotior
victory and that arnistloe and then peace was likely
10 be the result But somebody contradiced Ills the public
pyte, how impossible Il vas hst the combinations Of
The Allies should have failed. Al last after a week
Or ten days suspense, the worst Intelligence fully
confirmed, but even th"n tho public had account Of
As matter more Trustworthy than Napooons bul.
tas and scraps Of letters from officers soldiers which
nst sad their way into the French papers, sad then ss
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Correspondence Of The London Times.

BERLIN. July 3, 1870.
There ia no better cid than run OF good luck in
further accession Of allies has accrued TO Prussia
The Sondtrshansen. Odenbnrg and Hamburg Paramenis
have ratified the treaties sealing their adherence to the BIS
msrk Lrol Of Federal reform The brunswick aud
Bremen troops wi join the Prussan armies in few days In
Clonbug Brunswick Dessao and other capitals OF norhera
States subscriptions have opened for the support n the
Prussau hospitals The Pfussan soldiers have been ordered
Hanover ofcers formerly there Is douut
northern inons in boy were before the veoks
fatal arrangement
nrches OF tho ~ returs thanks for vcCOy OF
10 egiRz The Queen and Princeees attended the Don
krchr famous choir hyuhs OF praise. At the
conclusion of the sayo OF lOi gus fired IN the
.quarc ont II the p,Iace.
yefey 4s ehole, cases were reported III which ter.
minated ut the day Tic total II casesi BE In
since tue outbreak 9th epidemic 5b total OF ded $40
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A pi.po,eh from the Archduhe AIbrech,.

Archduke Albrecht on learning the news Of the
battle Sadowa the suhoined l gram 20 the Emperor
The Field Marshal Archduke Albecht to His Majesty the
Emperor.
CoLA July THE defeat Of the northern Army is graf
but nothing mpOrance) is yet lost Ait"r the
defen Rasbon ia 1879 the brilliant victory at AspeTn
II neither the the nation loses courage our prospects
favorable now as they were them
The and heir Of the Field Marshal Archduke Charles
seems have entirely forgotten that the FreEch took posses
sion Of Vienna after battle Of Aspern and that the
Ia Emperor Francis of Austria forced 10 sign ig
nomniOus peace on the 18th October 1902