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Whiskers and Moustaches

EoRcED TO GROW UPON THE sMOOTHEsT
il face In from three TO 1--WE weeks by using DR..
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the most wonderful discovery In modern science,
acting upon the Beard and Hair in all almost mirac-
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mail, sealed and postpaid. 81. Descriptive circulars
and testimonials mailed free. Address BERGER
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Troy, N. Y. Sole agents for the United States.
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Cross. Gold ana .u,..uL.-
Compaay.-NoricE IL hereby ,ivsn ~, -.
neeanE OF n. Trustees. hsld This dsy. An 80.
msns on yen aouars per share was levied on each
and every ss,rs Of the capital stock oS aid eom.
psny: psyaS!s Immediately 10 the Secretary. .,
In Unissd States gold coin. NA7 .Sp-
By order Of the Board Of rrus,s..
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Nspecial Medical Notice-Dr. Charles
II, FOZER would mast respectfully inform the sick
aud afflicted that his MEDICAL MSTITUTEtsa q
the same place, CORNER OF KEARNY AND
JACKSONSTREETS, San Francisco. where he has
been established for many years. for the cure Of
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS. Having relinquished
my old mode OF advertising, which has become 50
common with all the Quack Doctors Of San Francis
co, nliipg the newspapers with false references, for
tue purpose ofimposiHg upon strangers, I thinkit
Is only necessary to inform those in need ola PLY.
SICIAE or LONG EXPERIENCE n SUCCESS
PUL PRACTICE, that can be consulted at all bu.
siness hours al my Medical Institute. corner OF
Kearny and jackson streets, San Francisco.
Ladies' suffering from the Whites. Plles, Weakness
ofthe Back, Pain In The Side, Headache, PalpitAtion
ofthe Heart, Derangement Of their Monthly Sick
ness, and all other Diseases that the Female System
Y su5Iset ., viii a11a Promp relief6y applying TO
nv" FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never
known 10 fall 10 giving relIefln those cases for which
they are recommended. To be obtained only at my
Once. Ii .-l..E r.| Ta3#I
box, Sent by mail or express.
Address II. TOZER, NJ. D.. Ban Y ancisco. CAL,
or Lock Box 1884.
confidential. CHAs. ii. T0ZER, M. D.
LateConsultIng Physician OF Lock Hospital. London.
afaIs9m H
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EXCELSIOR! RxCELsIOR!
HAIR EXTERMlNATOR
For Renewing Superfuous Hair.

no rHE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS INvAL-
i liable depilatory recommends itself as being an
indispensable article TO female beauty, Is
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acts directly on the roots. 1t Is warranted TO re-
any part OF the body, completely, totally and radi-
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smooth and natural. This Is the only article used
by the French. and Is the only real ~efectual depila-
tory In existence. Price rs cents per package. sent
postpaid, TO any address, on receipt Of an order. by
BERGER, SHUTS q CO., Chemists.
ap5ly 25 River ST.. Troy. NJ Y.
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FOR SALE.

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cash. wishing TO leave, tho State on the nrst Of
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GohH an March II, 1851 nrll.tf
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The public Is cautioned agaInIt purchasing the
s.pS 1Helasrtef ths .ssoys esrtihca.ss arc ~
qussted 70 fsturn TIE hand 70 The once Of the
Company. r WEGHNER, sec'y.
oMee. No: 4l1 Nentsomsry ltrsst, San Ffsn.
cisoe,oaL, April 4, ls0ssr ,gi llrJk ,GyapSiw
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Free TO Everybody!

A Large 6 Up. Circular, giving information Of the
greatest Importance to the young OF both sexes.
the despised respected, and the fonakcn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall to send
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} K-earsargo Mining CcnPsny.-Mo-
dec Is hereby given that n q ,,0e nIi :. bsId a shs
o. %.iInv I.eist once, on THURSDAY, April
~ order Of the Board Of Trustees
n. @. MANNING, Secretary.
nZSutt AnrI A 1857. apS-Jt
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HA Youso LADY. returning 70 her country
was hardly recognized by her friends. In place OF .
coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had q sot ruby com:
plexion Of almost marble smoothness, and Instead
OF twenty.threc she really appeared but eighteen.
Upon inquiry as to the cause Of 50 great o change,
shc plainly told them that she used the Ctrcasainn
Hahn, and considered Il an invaluable acquisition
70 any Lady's toilet. By Its use. any Lady or Gem
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lis Impurities, kindly healing the same, and leaving
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". L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
r..-aF No, West Payetic ST., Syracuse, NY.
Tho only American Agents for the sale Of tho same.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
but TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-rcnowied
Astrologist and somnambulistic Clairvoyant, while
in q clairvoyant state. delineates the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and by the aid Of an
instrument Of intense power. known a. the Psyeho-
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ike picture Of the future husband or wife Of tho
applicant, with date Of marriage, occupation. lead
ing traits OF character, &c. This Is no imposition.
IS testimonials without number can assert. BY
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and hair, and enclosing my cents, and stamped en-
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picture by return mall. toTcther with desired infor-
nation. Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON. ]. o. Box ~. West Troy, NY.
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To Females.
To Correspondents.

Patients Of either sex, residing In any part Of
the country, however distant, who may desire
the opinion and advice Of DR. TOZER can, By
mbmitting a written statement OF their case 10
the Doctor, receive all the attention and medi-
cines nscessary 10 effect n cure witheutthe necss-
sity Of q personal interview.
An letters strictly confidential. opened and re-
piled 10 by the Doctor himself
Consultation At the Once or BY letter. FREE.
Cures In all cases guaranteed.
Ofaoo hours, from 9 A. n. 70 SPIN.
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CAPILLI.

EOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD HEADS
L Qrom whatever canse Il may have fallen out)
and forcing a growth OF hair upon the face, II has no
equal. It will force tho beard TO grow upon the
smoothest face In from i've to eight weeks, or hair
upon bald heads In from two to three months. A
few ignorant practitioners have asserted that there
the hair or beard. Their assertions are false, a.
thousands OF living witnesses (from their own ex-
perience) can bear witness. But many will say, how
arc we 70 distinguish the genuine nom the spurousI
II certainly is dif1cult, as nine-tenths Of the differ.
ent Preparations advertised for the hair and beard
arc entirely worthless. and you may have already
thrown away large amounts In their purchase: To
such we would say, try the Reparator Capllli; IL
will cost you nothing unless II fully comes up TO our
representations. II your Druggist does not keep y,
send Us one dollar and VIC win forward II, postpaid,
together with q receipt for the money, which will DO
returned TO you on application. providing entire
satisfaction Is not given. Address,
W. i. CLARK 4 CO. Chemists,
No. ) West Fayette Street, Syracuse J. y.
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DR.. rozSRss MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
DIR. CHAS. h. ToZER'S
Private Medical Institute,


-. -0---,s
ExPERENCE is OF FORTY YEARS
unparalleled sgcesss In tho treatment Of ali
those diseases generally known a
venereal or Chronic.
Itisi mpo.sihl.h sr. 20 m.n,,op all the diseases
with which he IA familiar. some. perhaps, will
not b ont OF nlaee- The mo.t Formidable, the
moot dsstructiye 20 mankIndI. Sell. The
brain being the sea, Of the disease, the wholeyys.
tenn suffers in consequence. 1 will here snamsr;
~. ~. ~. ,n onin,on in rerara 20 their
SompeAnts; and seer sa,i 81 ,tssr,ns. Nervous
ing themselves q worIa o mhs and
Dooiity, Loss OF Aemoty,1 ~. a,,h.
Back, Palpitation OF me rear, mS.a,Sn
Limbs, Headache AND an aret r ~. a..
eieiy. espeeiAliy thsi ., = .,ts sisnt and
great many nor, = ,-am snx of thsm' Gallon
5 mo TsS2SP and ha viii cure Won in a short
time. without any interruption in your business
NO location for your calling at the ofies,
Structures OF b Urethra.
10 another formidable enemy 10 health. Sendfcr
one Of my circulars on that disease, and inform
yVurseh VI sttiosotVsuAss
cured In . few days
tenereal
In slItnelr various forms sitnef Urinary OF eee,
onos.y. ot nersu.Nly, oomptesety Staoie.sN
rom the system constitution oeing restor,
edto perieet neAi'n, tnsre wiz % no lang. OF
handing down 70 your children thafterriois dis-
ease AnoWn sSerotuiA loo
Sypnliuc Oisease'
ASH presen,sitsen on this Coast, OF more
tic States or Europe, arising from the fact OF Its
being . compound Of Spanish, Chinese, and
Ssndyten ltsnd disease Those 'of you wno
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4 KEARNY STREET
OXV Cor. Commercial. san
Francisco established In 1854.
for the Treatment OF sexual
and Seminal Disease such Ms
Gonorrhea, elect, structure.
syphilis in all its forms, semi.
nal Weakness, lmpotency,
etc. skin Diseases (of years
standlng) and Gleerated Legs
successfully treated
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CRISPER COMA.
~REPARAToR CAPILLI.

Throw way your false ~fttEzes, your switches.
your wig
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth a Dig;
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice In your own luNurtant hair,
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rHRuPLAok,
HI1LsNEws,
MAIN LII,

CAUTION.-CslAds.ce SILVER Mis-.
Ing Compsny.-Ths following described certin.
Gates Of Itock Of the Confidence Silver Mining
Company were sold At public suction this fourth
DAY q April. lss1cseapsy asliaau.a. s.ss...
Standing In .TGaO Shares Balance
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Printing

In the most Beautiful Colors. Shades and
Tints. such ~
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Should you be AFFLICTED with any OF the follow.
ing rymptoms such a. Weakness ofthe Back and
Limbs. Pain IN the Head. Dimnsss Of Vision.
Nervousness and General Debility. Loss Of Q
DRY, Confusion Of IDEAS, and Depression of Splr.
ne, Evil Foreboding. Selfdistrust, and an aver.
sion to society. consult DR. TOZER At once. and
he will restore you TO perfect health
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DIFFERENCE is OF FORTY YEARS
II standing, and during that time has met with
unparalleled uecess In tho treatment Of all
those diseases generally known a.
, 1867-01-18
5 e, 6 & 0 TX A V D 3,

come when our government ought TO
have q proper diplomatic representation
in Greece.
This government has claimed for all
persons not convicted, or accused, Orsus-
ptcted of crime, al absolute political
right of sci t-expatriaiion, and "a choice of
new national allegiance. Most Of the
European states have diSsented from this
principle, and have claimed a right 10
hold such of their subjects as have i:nmi-
grated 10 aud been na,uralized in the
United States, and afterwards returned
on transient visits to their native cOun-
tries, 10 the performance of military serv-
ice in like manner as resident subjects.
Complaints arising from the claim in this
respect made by foreign states have
heretofore been matters of controversy
between the United States and some Of
the European powers. and the irritation
consequent upon the failure 10 settle this
question increased during the war in
which Prussia, Italv, and Austria were
recently engaged. Whilst Great Britain
has never acknowledged the right of ex-
patriat;"n, she has not for some years
past practically insisted upon the opposite
doctrine. France has been equally fot-
bearing; and Prussia has proposed o
compromise, which, although eyincins
increased liberality, has not been accept
ed by the United States. Peace is now
prevailing everywhere in Europe, and
The present seems to I've a favorable time
for an assertion by Congress of The prin-
ciple, so long maintained by the execu-
tive department. that naturalization Ivy
one state fully "xrmpts che nstive-horn
subject Of any other state from the per-
fOrlnance Of military service under any
foreign government, so long as he dues
not voluntarily renounce It's rights and
benefits.
In The performance of duty imposed
upon me by the Constitution, I have
thus submitted 10 the representatives Of
the States and Of the people such infOr-
nation Of our domestic and foreign aft .irs
as the public interests SEEM to require.
Our government is now undergoing its
most trying ordeal and ms earnest prayer
is that the peril may be successfully aud
glnai strength and symmetry. The inter-
rSts Of the nation are best to be promoted
by the revival of frAternal relations. the
complete obli,rration of our past differ
enc s, and The rr-inaugnration of all the
pursuits of peace. Directing our fl forts
to the early accomplishment of these
great ends, let US endeavor to preserve
harmony between The co-ordinate depart
ments of the government. that each in it's
proper sphere may cordially cooperate
with the other in securing the maihte-
nance of the Constitution, the preserva-
ton Of the Union. and the perpetuity Of
our free institutions.
ANnrrxuy xnVINyonM
, 1867-01-18

ACNIpIOCityp liza VIC p'oCCICS w %UOu IdItu
and neutrality, shall be restored between
the respective nations.
On the 9Th of June last, in violation of
our neutrality laws, o military expedition
and enterprise against the British North
American colonies was projected and at
tempted 10 be carried on within the terri
tory aud jurisdiction Of the United States.
In obedience To the obligation imposed
upon the Executive by the CONSTITUTIONS,
to see that the laws are faithfully extcu-
ted, oil citizens were warned, by pfocla-
nation, against taking part in or aiding
such unlawful proceedings, and the pro-
per civil, military, and naval officers were
directed TO take all necessary measures
for The enforcement of the laws. The
expedition failed, but it has not been
without its painful consequences. Some
of our citizens who, it was alleged, were
engaged in the expedition, were cap
tured, and have been brought to trial
as for "a capital offence, in the province
of Canada. Judgment and sentence Of
death have been pronounced against some,
while others have been acquitted Fully
believing in The maxim of government
that severity of civil punishment for mis-
guided persons who have engaged in re-
evolutionary attempts which have disas-
trouSly failed, is unsound and unwise,
such representations have been made to
the British government, in behalf Of the
convicted persons, as, being sustained
by an enlightened and humane Judgment,
will, it is hoped, induce in their eases an
exercise of eIrmency, aud a iudIcious
NuAnaSfU IN all WbN MARI nnYArAl IN 1bA
movement. Counsel lis been employed
Ivy the government to defend citizens Of
the United States on trial for capital Of
f'ncrs in Canada, aud a diSconlinuance
Of the prosecutions which We're Instituted
in The courts Of the United States against
those who took part i'll the expedition,
has been directed.
have regarded the expedition as not
only political in its nature, but as also in
a great measure foreign from the United
States in its causes, character, aud OBJ
jtcts. The attempt was understood to
be made in sympathy with an iusnrgrnt
party in ireland, and, by striking at a
British province On this continent, was
designed to aid in obtaining redress for
political grievances which, it was a<$um-
ed, the people Of Ireland had suffered ut
the hands of the British government
during a period of several centuries. The
persons engaged in it were chiefly natives
o fthat country, ONE Of whom had, while
others had not, become citizens OF the
United States under our general laws of
naturalization. Complaints of mi$govern-
ment in ireland continually engage the
attention Of the British nation. and so
great an agitation is now prevailing in
Ireland hat the British government have
deemed it necessary to suspend the writ
of habeas corpus in that country. These
circumstance must necessarily modify
the opinion which we might otherwise
have entertained in regard to an expedi-
ton expressly prohibited by our neutrali-
ty laws. So long as those laws remain
upon our statute books they should be
faithfully executed, and if they operate
harshly, unjusily, or oppressively, Con-
gress alone can supply the remedy by
, 1867-01-18

SL1O HCIuOAtO Vi CAtOO 0CCEhJ IuOCICSb~
ed in the cause Of liberty and humanity,
it seemed an obvious duty on our part to
exercise whatever influence we possessed
for the restoration and permanent estah-
!ishment in that country of a domestic
and republican form Of government.
Such was the condition of our aff.irs in
regard to Mexico when, on the 22d Of
November last. official information was
received from Paris that the Emperor of
France had some time before decided not
to withdraw a detachment of his forces
in the month of November past according
10 engagement, but that this decision
was made with the purpose of withdraw
ing the whole Of those forces in the
ensuing spring. Of this determination,
however, the United States had not re-
ceived any notice or intimation +; and, so
soon as the information was received hv
the government, care was taken 10 make
known its dissent 10 the Emperor of
France.
1 cannot forego the hope that France
will reconsider the subject, and adopt
some resolution in regard to the evacua.
ton of Mexico which will conform as
nearly as practicable with the existing
GUH6S CtICutJ anu OfIuS IHCcL lIS IuSt GA
pectAtions of the United States. The
papers relating to the subject will be laid
before you. 1t is believed that, with the
evacuation of Mexico by the exp-ditionary
forces, no subject for serious differences
between France and the United States
would remain. The expressions of the
Emperor and people Of France war
rant a hope that the traditionary friend
ship between the two countries might in
that case be renewed and permanently
restored.
A claim of citizen Of the United States
for indemnity for spoliatlons committed
on the high seas by the French authors
ties, in the exercise of a b~eIllserent
power against Mexico, has been met by
the government of France with "a prop0-
sition TO defer settlement until a mutual
convention for the adjustment Of all
claims Of citizens and subjects Of both
countries, arising out of the recent wars
on this continent, shall be agreei upon
by the two countries. The suggestion is
not deemed unreasonable, but it belongs
10 Congress to direct the manner in
which claims for indemnity by foreigners,
as well as by citizens of the United States,
arising out of the late civil war, shall be
adjudicated and determined. | have no
doubt that the subject Of all such claims
will engage your attention at a convent
ent and proper time.
1t is 9 matter of regret that no consid-
cradle advance has been made towards
an adjustment of the differences between
the United States and Great Britain aris-
ing out of the depredations upon our ma
tional commerce and other trespasses
committed during our civil war by British
subjects, in violation of International law
and treaty obligations. The delay, how
ever, may be believed 10 have resulted in
no small degree from the domestic situa-
ton of Great Britain. An entire change
of ministry occurred 10 that country dur
ing the last session Of Parliament. The
attention of the new ministry was called
to the subject at an early day, and there
in some reason to exDect that it will now