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~ HOME by next steamer a " souvenir"
to some dear friend Call and examine
our new designs in rings, pins, lockets,
bracelets, &C., exquisitely fashioned from
California gold
Do you want superior WATCH, to en-
sure punctuality in your engagements
Buy one of our best English lever move
ments, in gold or silver cases, guaranteed
not to vary more than a minute per month.
BARRETT & SHERWOOD,
City Observatory, Clay street, one door
above Montgomery, San Francisco.
N. Dust received, some magnificent
diamond bracelets, pins, small enameled
watches, set with briliants, &C., to be sold
low for cash. novl If
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= euE STEAMER C. M. WEBER

H,S@A STEAMER c. M. WEBER,
sassssszazEs;s=.zsz1zACapt. Jos. ALDERMAN.-For
SAN Francisco favorite steamer G.
NJ. WEBER, hvving been thoroughly over
hauled and repaired, with new boilers, &C.,
will resume her regular trips between
Stockton and San Francisco, leaving Stock
ton every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day For freight or passage apply on
board, or to II. HUGO,
d13 If Main street, Stockton.
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kellogg g. Root,

Dealers in all kinds of Miners Tools
Groceries. Provisions, Liquors, Clothing,
SC. Also good assortment Of Cigars con-
stantly on hand, at the zink store, two doors
above the Ell Dorado, Main street, Mokel-
umne Hill, nj IF
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NOTICE.-A. HI. TODD having
~ disposed of his interest in stock and
fixtures in connection with E. w. Colt and
L. W. Newell, doing business under the
firm of Todd & Co., returns his thanks
to his many friends for their kind and libe
raj patronage, and solicits q continuance of
the same, as he is continu 'ng the Express
business with REYNOLDS, TODD & co.
A. H. TODD.
Stockton, October Z, 1851. n29 If
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John III. Kelly g. Co.,

Dealers in Provisions, Liquors, Mining
Tools, &c., Main street.
The above gentlemen, returning thanks
for the patronage they received while doing
business ON the Big Bar, Mokelumne river.
hope that by strict attention to business to
have q continuation Of the same.
In addition to the above, / would say that
1 am now connected with firm below
who purchase goods by invoice on board
of ship and forward them to me which in
tend to sell as low, if not lower, than any
establishment on the Hill, at our new store
on Main street JOHN H. KELLY.
d6 3m
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NTOKELUMNE HILL DRUG

NJ STORE, Main street, between Centre
and Lafayette streets.-Drs. HUNTER &
DAY respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that they have just re-
ceived from San Francisco q large assort-
ment of Medicines, and are now prepared
to attend to the wants of the afflicted
Country calls promptly attended to, and
prescriptions carefully compounded. oc25
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W0de q FOWIer.

General Dealers in Groceries, Provi-
sions, and Mining Tools Of every descrip-
ton. Main street, between Central and
Lafayette streets, Mokelumne Hill.
nov20 If
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CADWALADER g. co. offe

- for sale. in their new store on Main
street, full stock Of Groceries, Liquors,
and Provisions.
They will also purchase Gold Dust for
coin, and furnish Exchange on the best
terms.
Quartz Claims negotiated, and the rock
tested. n8 IF
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STEAMER SOPHIE,

Eg%N STEAMER SOPHIE,
uEEIEEEsSs.GzsSS4i EESxs.EssSS4i
Louis MCLANE, Jr., master.-FOR SAN
FRANCISCO-The new and fast steamer
Sophie, Louis McLane, Jr., master, will
leave Stockton MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
and FRIDAYS, at 4 l-2 o'clock PM. Return
ing, will leave San Francisco every Tues
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 4
o'clock P M.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board.
oct25 3m%
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Henry M. Sturges.

General Dealer in Groceries, Provisions,
and Liquors. Also, Mining Tools of every
description, Main street, opposite the Ell
Dorado Hotel, Mokelumne Hill. nov29 If
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNER-

~ " " II VI OO-E An 1NHN-
- SHIP.-Angevine Reynolds, ]. P. D.
Wilkins, VIM. H. Brown, and A. H. Todd
have this day associated themselves toge-
ther under the name and firm of REY-
NOLDS, TODD & CO, for the purpose of
conducting and continuing the Express
and Banking business in Stockton and the
the Southern Mines. We desire to return
our thanks to our many friends and the
public for past favors, and solicit a conti-
nuation of the same
REYNOLDS, TODD s. co.
Stockton, Oct. IL, 1861. MO If
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e. d Sawxer.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Sturges'
building, corner of Main and Pleasant
streets oct18 3mt
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sacramento Advertisements.
Missouri Hotel.

MISSOUFI HOLeIs
On J, between Second and Third streets,
Sacramento City
The proprietoFs Of the above establish
ment having reftted and enlarged the same,
can now accommodate the public in man
ner unequaled by any other hotel in the
State.
u Stages leave daily for all parts of
the mines. dec27 If
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Chapman, Whiting s. freedom

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
Front Office, in the I'd story of Cronin s
Markley's iron-front building, No. 272
Montgomery street, San Francisco. jas If
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MOKELUMNE EXCHANGE
Ell DORADO HOUSE.

Corner Of Main and Centre streets.
- THIS splendid and large Saloon
iiI is now open for the reception of the
public-having been fitted up in the best
style of any house on Mokelumne Hill, in
fact equal to any house in the mines. The
second story contains a number of large
and well ventilated rooms, while the sa-
loon below has two fine Billiard Tables and
q Bar filled with the choicest liquors and
cigars, also a refreshment stand, where the
best of eatables can be had at all hours.
WILLIAM PRAY,
nov29 If Proprietor.
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Frank Baker,
Late Baker & Messerve)

Late Baker 4 JMesserve)
Clay street, Plaza, San Francisco.
UPHOLSTERY, paper hanging, curtain
u materials, cords, tassels, cornices, car
pets and oil cloths, wall papers, borders,
bedding, &c.
Orders for work, materials, &C., on the
most liberal terms. jas If
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Henry s. Edwards,

Henry 8. Edwards,
HAIR CUTTER AND DRESSER,
Centre street, opposite AdGm's Erpress.
THO each branch of the business, Mr.. E.
i pledges himself to be unremitting in his
endeavors to merit the patronage Of the
public.
!" Business hours from AN to &c
PM. Oct18 If
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NREAT CATALOGUE SALE
H G. AVERY. J. P. CoGSWEL1
Avery s. COgsWeH,

Sacramento street Wharf, below Davis ST.,
San Francisco.
Copper, tin, and sheet iron workers. and
dealers in stoves, timers tools, rivets,
kettle ears, copper, tin, and sheet iron
wares, sc.
Street lanterns, steam tables, bathing
tubs, &C., made to order.
NB.-Ship stoves repaired. Particular
attention paid to jobbing, plumbing, Sc
nov15 If
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STEAMER KATE KEAR

Ae~ a. STEAMER KATE KEAR-
EESTz3J NY, ,--, Master
The new and fast running steamer KATE
KEARNY, will leave Stockton every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday, at 4 o'clock
PM. Returning, will leave San Francis
co every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at o'clock, PM.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to LOUIS M'LANE. Jr., agent, San Fran
cisco. dix tt
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Keller s. MarIette.

BACHELORS HALL-Store and Board
ing House, opposite New Church, Mokel-
umne Hill. nov29 If
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Freeman MCGiIVery.

Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealer, will
always keep on hand supply Of fresh
Chile Flour, in half and quarter sacks +;
also, Barley, Oats, sc.
Front street, between L and NJ, Sacra-
mento City. d27 If
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A@sR PEOPLES STAGE LINE,
E=9s@==-z=-A From Jackson to Sacramento
A four-horse stage-coach leaves the Union
House, jackson, EVERY MORNING at
o'clock, and arrives at Sacramento at 2
o'clock, PM.
For passage, apply to Messrs. SLOAN &
STEVENSON, Union House, Jackson.
t GREEN, STEVENS & CO.,
de I'm Proprietors.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-01-03

J. R. HARDENBERGH. D.. B. HENARIE
Hardenberg s. Henarie,
Grocers and Commission Merchants, Front
street, between K and L, Sacramento City,
Cal. Always on hand, . good assortment
of Wines, Liquors, Segars, Provisions, &c.
d27 3m
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IL ss4EIE5e Ele : Gfzts.
EXPRESS LINE.

M ESSRS REYNOLDS g. CO., and Mr..
~ A. H. TODD formerly of the firm of
Todd s. Co.. having formed co-partner
ship, under the name and style of REY
NoLDs, ToDD g. Co are now prepared to
transact all business in their line in the
safest and surest manner, and with dis
patch. =
Gold Dust, Letters, and Packages receiv-
ed and forwarded to all parts of the United
States, or to any foreign country.
Drafts purchased in San Francisco on
any State in the Union, in sums to suit pur-
chasers.
We viii. also make Collections in any
part of the Southern Mines, Stockton, San
Francisco, or Sacramento, on reasonable
terms.
Office, at Stockton, on Levee street-at
Mokelumne Hill, in the Ell Dorado House:
n29 If REYNOLDS. TODD s. co.
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Harry II. HugginS.
Maxwell. Brock s. CO..

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Provisions, &C., on
Stockton street, opposite Lafayette street,
Mokelumne Hill nov29 If
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FLOGGING IN THE NAVY.
FRANKLIN, LESAwEE Co, Mich,

March /, 1852.
To the Editor of The National Era:
have been surprised and Disguised at the
base attempt to re-enact the law for foggng
in the navy, and thank and honor such men
as Commodore Stockton and John 2. Hale for
the noble stand they made against such a bru-
talizing system Only think of the inconsist-
ency of serving out to each man half pint
of rum daily, for years, thus creating the appe-
tite for the spirit and forming the habits of
drunkenness and then skinning them alive for
getting drunk! write feelingly on this sub
ject-nOt that have ever felt the cato nine
tails, but have frequently witnessed the bar
barous and brutalizing infection. Fifty years
ago belonged to the United States ship of war
Boston, cruising off Tripoli, and it was there
first saw a naked man spread out and tied up
to receive six dozen lashes from the cato nine
tails. Do you understand that every stroke
makes nine stripes! So that the poor fell
low Ia French cook received 64S whelks-
and for what? Would you believe it? Why,
for being behind time with the captains
dinner. And this is not ALL The custom of
colting, or beating men with ropes end
sometimes until their bodies are bruised almost
to II jelly. In two instances saw this done bv
the first lieutenant of the above ship; and he
has monument erected in Washington dock
yard to commemorate his bravery. He was
blown up in the harbor of Tripoli When will
such abuses be abolished!
Yours for humanity HENRY TRIP.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FOR THE CURB or


C0UGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS BRONCHfTLS,
WHO0PdNG; CoUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
MANY years Of trial instead OF imparng tn. public
IVA hdeace IN this medicine has for IL appreciation
and notorey by far exceeding sanguine pecta
tiOns Of Its friends Nothing intrinsic virtues and
the beneht conferred thousands Of
could originate and maintain the reputation IL enjoys While
many inferior remedies thrust upon the community have
failed ad been discarded this has nsne friends by every
trial. cOnferei benefits the afflicted ey never r
get and produced too and too remarkAb "
be forgotten
While is fraud on the public to pretend that any one
medicine will infsiby cure, still there Is abundant IOO
that the CHERRY PscroRhL does not only a. gensrs,
thing but almost Invariably the malsy Tor v~seh
Is employed. - ga,
As time makes these facts wider and better known sas
medicine has gAaduay become the best rsisnoe u we
hcted from the log cabin Of the American ~ ns
IN every State city and indeed almost hamlet Me.n
txns CHsaRY PKoyoa IL kscs - ~ oe' -
tan for diseases q che Isrsst sxtnv.y used by heir
ms, pS,csn. In 0rea Brissn, France AMI
Germany where the medical sciences nave iesehsd me.
E."..ts.s ~ inr1hs Arhes, Hospitals Aims Honser,
PaSs r.. sssSsss end 10 doassc praets- - the sa.
rS... sG,ssions Of the LunSs. Also in niider cSes
snd = shIlspp II IL sac pleasant and sneetna to cure
ss.s ~. me- psrsns rho have found IL sfcacous 10
$500 .srticu lary asoidsstal to childhood.
re CHzKny PscroaAL 10 manufactured by praet'eA'
Chemists and every Of under his eye With IN
variable ACCURACY and II Is sealed aud protected py
lsv sos eounters consequently be relied on As gen
uins without adulteratiob. -.
We have Favored here TO furnish the community VIZ
medicine Of such superiority and worth as
commend itself - their connercsA remedy At once sA
speedy sectua which this has by repeated and cou
less trials proved tsef to be aud trust by great carr
preparing With chemical accuracy 81 uniform srsns
Aora ysisians new agent on which sy can re 40 for
best results and the afflicted With remedy that VIII DO "
the all that medicine do. . - .,J
Prepared and sold by JAMES q. AfEk, rrAcss - "a
Analytical Chemist. Lowell, Mas, and sold BY nssSst
and ApothseaJiss everywhere
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For the National Era.
THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION SUCCESS
TON.

wish to make suggestion. We have, away
here in Ohio, heard that an institution, called
the Smithsonian Institution, for the diffusion
of knowledge among men, was established in
the national capital few years since but of
what it has done, or is likely to do in further
ance of its objects, we have very meager con-
ceptions We think that it has been stated that
it is to publish but limited edition of its vari-
GUS documents to place portion Of these in
the hands of Congressman and eminent men,
and to store the balance within the walls of
colleges.
Now with this partialty should find not
the slightest fault, were it not fact tolerably
apparent that it is not quite nine-tenths of the
people who are ever delighted with the privi-
leges of a college student, or are familiar with
the special ministratons of eminent men, or
even permitted to rejoice in the conviction that
our Congressman are uniformly such enthusi-
astic lovers of physical science that they will
make any signally beneficial use of those docu-
ments which they, as a matter of course have
taken to their own Libraries. But whilst have
the opportunity of seeing single paragraph not
that has emanated from that institution and
whilst | have daily evidence that the newpa-
pers Of the day, in seeking to give a condensed
account of new discovery too frequently 50
mutilate and distort the original statement as
to utter n contradiction instead of an an
nouncement of the principle involved cannot
help thinking that the existing provisions
touching the diffusion of knowledge" through
the medium Of the publications of the Smith
sonian Institution, fall amentably short of full
filling the intentions of its excellent founder,
What we want is an illustrated weekly
Smithsonian Journal i'm some respects a
modern "Penny Magazine which shall be
faithful register of scientific progress every
where, and which, by its lively dissertations
upon scientific ubjects, shall create and supply
thirst for knowledge in general which shall
be alike creditable to the Institution and bene.
fetal to the race
Let Congress make an appropriation for the
publication Of such weekly sheet, at such low
rate that the bare typographical labor cannot
be performed at q less circulation than a hun.
dred thousand copies and let the editors be
paid from the Smithsonian Fund, and my word
for IT, the paper will speedily be scattered
wherever the English language is spoken, and
the benefits of the Institution be UNNECESSARILY
increased
This is as it seems to me and if YOU think
these remarks not out of place in your paper
you will oblge, by giving them an insertion
ALMAR.
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charity, to benefit a few, and not as great
public policy. Three speeches have been made
against the bill, and twelve in its favor, and
yet the main if not the only argument in It's
advocacy has been that it will be of benefit to
the settlers There is no Government which
can exist under a system which administers COM
mon charity out Of the common fund. Sugar
the pill as gentlemen may please, to conceal
the nauseous dose, disguise it as they will, there
was in the measure rank agrarianism and
demagoguism. He further opposed the bill
regarding its object as unconstitutional.
Mr.. Yates obtained the floor, when the Com
mittee rose. and the House adjourned.
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OFF,Cs FoR pArsNrs, WASHINGTON. D. c

II Z. ROBBINS, Solicitor Of Pafsrts will prepare the
" necessary Drawings and Papers for applicants for pat
cuts and transact all other business in the line of his pro-
fesson at the Patent Office Tie be consulted on all
questions relating to the patent laws aud decisions the
United States Europe He will procure re hearings IN
rejected applications for patents prepare papers and
OBJ ain patents In all where there any novelty Per-
distance DESTROYS OF having made
the Patent Office prior 70 making application patent
may forward Cpost paid, enclosing fee Of i've dol ars)
clear statement Of their when immediate attention will
be ~ IT, and all the informs tcn thai could obtained
by visit OF the applicant in person relating the novelty
Of their invention and the requisite steps be taken
obtain patent therefor should il prove be be
promptly for sarded TO them by mail
All letters business must be post paid and enclose
suitable fee where written opinion is required.
OK Once on street, opposite the Patept Office.
He has the honor of referring, by permission Hon
ellsworth and Hon Edmund Burke, late Commissioners
Of Patents, 70 those for whom he has
ness during the past years Oct. 90
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PATENT AGENCY.

THE subscriber having been many years engaged in
binding ana using all kinds Of machinery, is now em
poyed as solicitor Of patents In this city Intimate know
edge OF mechanical operations enables him
inventions, to describe and specify patent claims much
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Alien, Governor of Rhode Island Edward W Lawton Col
OF Gus Newport, Rhode Island Hon Thomas J. Rnsn
U s Senate Hon. q. T. James. U :. SENATE 1
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FuLI.ER,s COMPILING rELEGPApH.

HE proprietor Of this work has recei the
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solve prpbems than all other caeustors united is
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est discount loss and gam msnsaraion surveying
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SUMNER VAUDEVILLE,
ALEXANDER SHELDON,
PHlLANDEK STUART,
WILLIAM THOMAS
April Il. 1851
JAMES STRAIN, ATTORNEY LAW,

MILL give prompt attention 20 all profe NAL business
intrused TO his care in tie middle and rhern part
OF the state to the locating Of and warrants purchase and
sale of real estate OF titles payment Of
&e. Refers to Hon. Samuel Lewis, Cincinnati Ohio Col
William Keys, Marlborough, Ohio; Moses Barlow, Esq.
xrnia Ohio Ian .Q-ly