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CIGAR EMPORIUM,

and varied assortment Of Clears consisting Of Iayon.
mas Regala de Londres, Regaas, Londrcs, and Amer
lean Regalias.
TOBACCO.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of the choicest brands.
Aso-A fine assortment of Pipes; Common, Stone, and
Meerschaum.
FRUIT.
Preserved fruits in variety. Also-Nuts of all kinds
CANDY
large and varied assortment embracing every variety in
market.
Thankful for past favors the subscriber soict conn-
uance of patronage at his Cigar Store,
Main street, Cooma, next door to Seeey ewclry store
January 81, 1853. II 3m A KLINE.
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vHyO THE LADIES OF CALIFORNIA.-Dr l. j. Cnl

YHyO THE LADIES OF CALIFORNIA.-Dr. L. j. Cap
a. kay, late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War; chief
physician to the Goth regiment of onyed chief surgeon
TO the military hospital Of Pesh, Hungary and late locur-
diseases of the urinary organs and diseases Of
ced females aboug under any of the various forms Of
diseases Of the brain, lungs, heart liver stomach womb
blood kidneys and all diseases peculiar to their The
Doctor is eiecng than any other physician in
the State Of California Let false delicacr prevent you
but apply Immediately and yourselves from painful
suffering and premature death. All married ladies whose
delicate health other circumstances do not allow
have increase in their families should call at H. j. Cap
kays Medical Institute, Armoy Hail. corner of Sacramen
10 and Montgomery Streets and they will receive every
possible relief and help The Doctors offices
ranged that he be consulted without the fear of moes
ation. If desired Dr. c. will visit the Ladies at their
residences. All consultations (by letter otherwse)
free. Address TO DR.. L. J. CIAPkAl,
Medical Institute, Aunory Hall,
Corner Sacramento and Montgomery ss.
AZ SIN San Francisco
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McCONNELL'S STORE,

GARDEN VALLEY.
yENE undersigned keep constantly hand, fresh and
z varied assortment of
GOODS.
Their stock of Miners supplies unequalled in variety,
quality and cheapness.
ii A r d w A r +
of all kinds constantly on hand and fresh additions to
stock Of Goods arriving every week
Also
The attention of Miners and others is invited to
perior stock of
/ U Nj B Err,
of every description which prepared to cut to order
and will cell low for cash. MCCONNELL 81 Co.
Garden Valley, Sept 7th 1851, 43H
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E:::s 9 .E.G.
SIERRA NEVADA HOUSE.

171.aln street, COiOMa.
ROBERT CHALMERS, PRopRIEToR
VENIS Hotel is elegantly fitted up for the reception of
4 Families and Travellers, well also, for the accom-
mediation of regular Boador Every luxury the County
affords will always be found the table.
BEDS AND BEDDING
Not surpassed by any Hotel in the mountains
WAGON AND HAY YARD
Connected with this Hotel is al extensive Stable and
Hay ard and Hay and Grain always hand The pat
rons of this House may be assured Of polite attention and
charges moderate any similar establishment in the
country.
Thankful for past favors the undersigned olicits
tinuance of the public patronage.
Sept. 7,'lS54 n r. CHALMERS.
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Ready Made Clothing Warehouse.
WILLIAM G.. BADGER,

No. 90 Battery street, San Francisco.
EMPORTER Of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing
Il Goods. Also every variety Of Hats, Boots and Bro
Cdns. | would invite country merchants visiting San
Francisco call and examine my large stock of Clothing
&c, &c.
have on hand and constantly arriving the largest
Of every variety and style Of Clothing of any
house in this State. My stock amounts to
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS
The goods are manufactured under my supervison
made from the best material and in the most durable
Persons buying my clothing, will find large and
saleable sizes
Persons may rely upon finding every article they wish
in my stock My prices will be Low, IF NOT LOWER,
than they be found elsewhere in the market guar
antee each article sell.
Please call and examine my stock al 3m
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ORLEANS HOTEL.
Main Street, ColoIna.

1sEain Street, C0lOna.
4nsrsr The undersigned having recently relitted the
I15lHI above well known establishment pre-
iiSa pared to accommodate the public who may favor
A-1 them with their custom, in the very best manner.
The table will always be furnished with the best the
market affords.
Good and clean beds can at all times be had at this
house.
Oyster Stews, Ham and Eggs &c, served up to
BRAMER d BROTHER.
Cooma, Oct 10, 80
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
CROCKER & FOX. ProDrietors.


aIST The Propretors having recently made additions
II reitted and furnished their House with new rni-
5E ture, take this method of informing the travelling
A-A public and citizens generally, that they pre-
pared to accommodate all who may paronize them.
FAMILIES will find commodious accommodations in
private apartments, at this House
The American Hotel is situated on Piety Hill, opposite
the Court House, and will at all times be found agree
able and pleasant home.
The Table will always be furnished with the choicest the
market affords, and good and accommodating servants
will be in attendance
Sacramento Georgetown, and Placorville stages pass
this House daily.
An extensive Stable is connected with this House. where
travellers will find good accommodations for their horses,
and which Saddle Horses and Horses and Carriages
always be had.
Coloma June 1G, 1866. 1tf
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The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.
GREAT %IIIGa:GZTGs 10 I.TA TGzEzNED
INNOCENT, BUT POTENT!
DR.. T.. y. CHAPKAY7s


TNROPUIL ACTICUM, (Sc-disiufccting Agent sure
Il preventative against Gonorlhma, and Syphilitc Dis
eases aud unsurpassed remedy ion all eneral Scrol-
ous Ganurenos and Cancerous Ulcers FWtid Discharges
from Vagina, Uterus and CIethr and all Cuaneous Erup-
ons and Diseases. For sale at Dr. L. j. Czapkays Office,
San Francisco AS inuocuation is preventative against
Small PoN, so is DR.. l.. j. Czpkays Prophiactcum, a
preventative against Sylliic and GonoThCeM Diseases.
Harmless in itself, il possesses the power Of chemically
destroying the sylhitc virus and thereby saving thou
sands of young debluchees from being infected by the
appreciates health be without Dr. Cmpkuys rophacti-
cum. IL is in very convenient packages and will be found
convenient use being used soap. That disease
be prevented by the OF proper agents. is as well an
abished fact as they can be cured after thelr establish
meu The principle which is now universally recognized,
was received before the days OF Jenne the discover
er of the vaccination in 1896 and Its multiplied benefits
ever since have received they deserved the attention
Of the medical faculty. 1t in pursuit Of this branch
of the medical science that Dr. h. }. Czapkay fortunately
prevention Of syphtc gonorEhoea cancerous and cuta-
neous disorders stands unriyalled by any agent in the
Pharmacopa The effect Of this agent after COTTON is i'm
mediate and the possibility OF contraction Of
disease Ii however the disease has been contracted it is
useful in ueutrasng the poisonous seCretOns which by
absorption produce the horid consequences known
ondary syphilis 1t has been administered by the Doctor
in many thousand cases. and he has yet TO find the first in
which it has failed to subserye the purpose or which it
administered Price s.. Full directions are attached
used as curative, Dr. h. J. Czapkay will furnish GRATIS
a prescription for his Blood Purifier.
All communications from the country addressed only to
Dr. j. j. CZapkay, san Francisco, Will be strictly ana con-
fdcnally attended to- and the Remedies with the great
est and security Immediately dispatched by Express
or other conveyance, to their destination
l.. j. CZAPKAY, NJ. d.,
San Francisco California
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COOper'S Eye, Ear and 0rthOpaedic lnfrmary.
NO.14 sANsONIE St, SAN FRANCISCO.
NEAR RAssETTE HOUSE.

NEAR RAsSETTE
EDATIENTS laborng under diseases of the Eye, ths
a Ear and those afflicted with all varieties of deformi-
ties resOrng TO this Institution will find at once home
where miners well others can be accommodated with
in plain costly style according to their tastes
Dr. Cooper has visited all the important Hospitals of
Medicine and Surgery, and will give the lnrmary his i'm
mediate supervision.
n. b. All Surgical operations free to patients who pre-
sent themselves the cinic Wednesdays and Satur
days.
For particulars apply to Dr. E. S Cooper at the Inr-
mary. Al 3m
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RriHmn NOtiCc.

VHNlE undersigned hereby give notice that they will ap
a ply to the Honorable the Board OF Supervisors OF
Ell Dorado County, thirty days from the date hereof or as
of their license to keep Toll Bridge the South Fork
of the American River, at Uniontown. ....
CHAS. L. INGALSBE,
A. w. R0UP,
w. +. P0AGUE& BROS.
Unontown, September 6, 1865. 425
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Bridge Notice.

BFRUsG NOtECe.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Nurderers Bar Bridge
~ Company, corporation, will make application at
the regular session of the Board of Supervisors of the
Counties of FL Dorado and Placer State of California for
authority to construct a Wire Bridge two hundred and
fifty feet in length by twelve feet in width and four and
half feet railing, the Middle Fork of the American
River at the house of N. H. Smith, about fourth of mile
above Murderers Bar, in FL Dorado County.
NEWELL WILLIAMS,
AZ 81 At'ys for the Corporation.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

YENIE undersigned having been jobbng Groceries and
n Provisions for the last four years, will now do cash
Commission business We solicit orders from country
traders for all kinds of goods For Groceries, in parcu
lar shall by being constantly in the Market be able to
fill orders satisfactorily.
We are sole agents for the State for the sale of SWANS
PATENT ATMOSPHERIC SODA FOUNTAIN.
GOODMAN BRO,
SO 3m so Front street, San Francisco
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Colorna Restaurant !

Hs A. KLINE & Co. take pleasure in an
S& nouncing TO the public that they have furnished
--<%-S and fitted up, in the of their New Cigar
Store, a RESTAURANT-wher Warm Meals, Oyster
Stews, Game Suppers Hot Coffee, &c, can be had on the
shortest notice and in the approved style OF the art
Connected with the Restaurant is well-furnlshed
E . ia.
Which will always be supplied with pure Wines and
Liquors. and the choicest Ale Porter Lager Beer &c.
Any person desiring board, by the meal day, week.
will find us attentive and prepared to furnish the very
best edibles of the season, at the lowest rates
Oct 20, 1866 a. KLINE Co.,
n47-tf Main ST., Cooma.
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zrNs OF TUE SEVERAL STATES on TEnaiTo9rs SHALL
the Territories of the United States of the States 10 be
and approved as aforesaid, had never been passed.
The partial reader cannot fail TO that this amend
ment only suspended che Missouri prohibition in the
Territory but legslatvey declared that to take aud hold
slaves in said Territory should be lawful
This was going far proslavery the Missouri prohi-
Lton was ansavery, and consequently, was utterly
pugnant to the intention and principle of the Nebraska act
the provision Of which this subject is in the words fol-
lowing;
"That the constitution and all laws of the United States
which are not locally inappcable, shall have the same
force and effect within the said Territory OF Nebraska
elsewhere within the United States except The eighth section
of the act preparatory the admission OF Missouri into the
Union approved March g. 1920 which, being inconsistent
with the principle of non-nervention by Congress With
slavery ia the States and Territories as recognised by the
legislation of 1850 commonly called the compromise
ures is hereby declared imperative aud void abeng The
true intent and meaning Of tbs act net 10 igsa slarery into
anu TERRITORY or State nor 10 exclude Meretro bit
leaoc he people thereof pertecy free 10 form and regulate
10 he constitution Of The United Nates.'
1t will be seen by comparison of the above that the
Dixon amendment accepted made part OF the
bill which, both before and after that amendment Of
fered closely and unwaverngly adhered to the principle
that the people Of the Territories should for themselves de-
eide the issue Now, lot hear no more of the Dixon
amendment in this city.
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MRs SwrssELM on BABY sHowse-Mrs. Swisshelm has
been "baby show and rather intimates If we
ders,and her. that she don't quite like them. Here is what
she says, at any rate:
"Tbe poor dupes Of mothers TO be pted rather than
blamed. Some of them decent innocent women, who
have definite idea Of the light in which they place them
selves and most too nearly idioc 10 be Accountable
But il Is right that humanity should be degraded thus
in these persons nobody expects respect for humanity
from Barnnm The parties really to blame for these
hbons the city authorities who grant these licenses
and people Of ordinary who 20 to anything
totally devoid of attractions Ugly stupid women and
ordinary, children are great rarity in
this great repuhlc any body who gives quarter
lot Of them deserves pair of donkeys The exhibit
ton akin to the old modeastis shows and when Bar
and Wood visit city to bring shame the mothers
OF by Of these shows the Of that city should
see them safely past the suburbs pair of rails
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THE DAILY UNION


The Swiss territory shall remain open TO the admission
articles arriving from the United states oil America IN
like manner port of the said states shall be closed 10
articles arriving Switzerland provided they
yeyed In vessels OF the United States in vessels OF any
country having free TO the ports OF said States
Swiss merchandise arriving under the nag of the United
States or under that of the nations favored by
them shall pay the duties the merchandise of such
nation under any other flag it shall be treated the
merchandise Of the country to which the vessel belongs
In case shpwreek and of salvage the coasts of the
United States Swiss merchandise shall be respected and
treated as that belonging citizens Of the said States
The United States consent TO extend TO Swiss products
arriving or shipped under their flag the advantages which
shall be enjoyed by the products of the most favored
nation arriving or shipped nnder the same flag,
is hereby understood that stipulation OF the present
article shall in any interfere with those OF the four
aoregong articles with the which have been
or shall be adopted by either Of the contracting countries
in the interest OF public morality security or order
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DOMESTIC TRAeEpy.-At Chicago on Wednesday evening
Edgar u. Ingerso shot his wife dead with pistol and
then Immediately killed himselfwit the same weapon He
was thirty years old and she scarcely twenty They
had been married five years and he had treated her
cruelty that she left him and sought refuge with
friends lie induced her TO take walk with him that
evening" having premeditated the crime They have child
eighteen months old Her Mariner, and she
married at the age Of fifteen, at Psbg, Pennsylvania
He though Of unhappy temper temperate industri
GUS man, and provided handsomely for hs home
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f.. 81 II. DRUEY.
i. 3 r. FREY-HEROSEE.
L. $. A. DUDLEY MANN.

r. ST A [Lsl
+ 81 u
h ST f. fLa1
aBueni nhae ratified rsndu Irrespective Of
tofW Secretary of
emapu lend clauses and uof observed
hle ih goodh ii the lie hereof
swhpreGI havehe ose TIM han an 10 %
Donn the dvd wsngo Of
f-fea nohe OF ESQ Aneic
Blythe Pradn
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Doors AND sHoRsrhe sales by the wholesale and job
bng houses in Boston alone says the Atlas amount to up
wards Of S2oo00000 per annum and in the large
featuring cities aud iownssuch Lynn averhil Dam
yers &c-the sales are also reckoned by millions.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. NOV. IA. 1855.

Our latest dates from New Orleans, by mail, to the
4th instant inclusive. There has been partial not
total cessation Of the elegraphic communication between
Washington and New Orleans for the last ten days.
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yenan des Etats unis d'Amerque de meme aucuu port
de Flats erme objets de la Suisse
pouryu que ceuxci arryen des navres de Eats Un
tout autre navire ayan bre acces dams les ports
de Union Arryant pavilion des Etats Uuis
celu dune DIES nations les pns vorstes marchandises
Suises paieont les mtmcs dro que celle de der
niere nation autre pavilion ees seront traitees
CONNIE les marchandises du pays auque apparent e ma
wire.
Eu de nauirage ct dc sauveage sur les c6es DIES
Flats uns les narehaudses Suss,s conSdertes Ct
traees CONNIE ceiles appartenant dc5 coyens dc Eta
unis
Les Etats Unis consenten 4 ttendro aux produs
Suisses arrvan expedies gous leur pavilion les
tages don't oussent jouiront les produs lie la nation
plus avorsee arrisant GU exp6dies sous 10 meme
vilon
IL est enendu que les dispositions du present article ne
derogen en- ren celles des quatre articles cdeSs
plus quaux measures dams pn6ret de la morate de la Sc
cut on dc lordre pnbS prises ou qu pourion ere or
donntes dams un on dams laurie DIES pays conractans.
XIII
Les Etats Unis dAmerique ct la Confederation Suisse
seront tenns les acquisitions aites leur par n
ternediare de leurs agents dplomaques consulares
respects de livrer rcproquemen pour etre radnts
justice les ndividus qu prevents des crimes 6nun6cs
Particle suvan commits dams la juridction de Ia partie
requerane ehereheont un aisle on seront ouy sur les
territories dc lautre partie 1onefois, Lextradton
sera obgaoire que dams lie OH les fats la charge du
prevenu seront eonsae de maniere usier son arres
lie pays on le dit indiyidu a etc trouye
ARTICLE XIV.
seront vrds en- vertu DIES dispositions de cee conven-
hon les ndiydus prevents de Pun des crimes suvans
SAVIOR: st
lie meurre (y compris les crimes qualities dassassina
dc parricide dlnantcide ct dempossonnement la tena
tive de meurtre; lie vol lie faux, comprs remission de
faux papers; Incende; lie vol commits violence,
par intimidation, eIraetion, eseaade dams
maison habtee la piratere Ia soustracon eommise par
DIES depostaires publc5 des personnes salarces
denent de qui les empoient mas dams lie seu
cent OH crimes entraneraient DIES penes nfamante
ARTICLE ~.
Lextradton efectuee de la part du gouverne-
ment des Flats Unis que odre du pouvoir executf
ct de la part de la Confederation que ordre du Conse
Federal.
ARTICLE XVI
Les ras de detention dexraditon opees en- vertu DIES
articles cedens seront SUPPORTS par lie
nom duquel la rsqaisitidn aura etc faie
ARTICLE XVII
Les dispositions DIES articles cdessus gni Sc rapportent
fextradition des crimnels point appcables
crimes commits antereurement la date de la presepte
convention nj crimes ct des ayant caractere poll
tque.
ARTICLE XVIII.
La presente convention est conclue pour dix ans dater
dn jour de rcchange DIES notifications Ellie continuera
detre oblgatore pendant douze mois, ST. lex
piraton du premier terme des parties
ma declare laure par notification oficiele guee
aite ct ans de suite dannee AIMEE jusqua
Respiration DIES douze mos qui suyron paree decla
ration de renonciaton quelque soft poque aquee ellie
etc notifee
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ARTICLE NIX.

Cee convention sera soumise de part ct daure Zap
probation ct la ratification des auories COMPLETENESS
spec de chacune DIES parties contractanes ct les rati
cations seron echangees Washington aussit0t que les
circumstances e permettront
En- fol de qnoi les penpotentares respects ont
reserve des Publications qu yiennent detre mentonnees
sgne les articles cidessus dams les langues Anglase ct
Francaise ct y ont oppose leurs
Ansi fat par quadruplicata Berne vingtcinq No
vembre de Fan de Grace Observation-Disclosures.
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ARTICLE XIII.

The United States of America and the Swiss Contedera-
ton on reauisitions made in their through the me-
dium of their respective diplomatic or consular agents.
shall deliver up justice persons who being charged with
the crimes enumerated the following article, committed
within the jurisdiction of the requiring party shall seek
ASYLUM or shall be found within the territories OF the other
PROVIDED That this shall be done only when the fact OF the
commission of the crime shall be established TO ust-
fy their apprehension and commitment for trial II the crime
had been committed in the country where the persons SO
accused shall be found
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ARTICLE XIV.

Persons shall be delivered up, according to the provs
ions Of this convention who shall be charged With any or
the following crimes, to wit:
Mnrder neuding assassination parricide, insntfcide,
and poisoning attempt TO commit murder rape forge
ry or the emission Of forged papers robbery with
violence intimidation or forcible entry OF inhabited
house piracy embezkemen by public officers, orby per-
sons hired salared the dermen OF their employers
when these crimes subject to infamous punishment
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On the part Of the United States the surrender shall be
made only by the authority of the Executive thereof and
on the part the Swiss Confederation by that of the FEEDER
al Council
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ARTICLE XIV.


ARTICLE XIV.
On the part of the United States the surrender shall be
made only by the authority Of the Executive thereof and
on the part Of Swiss Confederation by that Of the FEEDER
al Council.
The expenses Of detention and delivery, effected in virtue
of the preceding articles shall be at the cost OF the party
making the demand
ARTICLE XVII.
The provisions Of the aoregong articles relating to the
surrender of fugitive criminals shall apply to offences
committed before the date hereof to those OF apo
cal character.
ARTICLE
The present convention is concluded for the period of
ten years counting from the day of the exchange OF the
notifications and IT, year before the expiration OF that
period neither Of the contracting parties shall have an
nounced by an official notification, its intention TO the
other the operations of said convention it shall
continue binding twelve months longer and on from
year year. until the expiration of the twelve months
which will follow a similar declaration whatever the time
at which il may take place
approval and ratification Of the respective competent a-
thores of each of the contracting parties and the rat-
fcaon shall be exchanged at the city OF Washington as
soon as circumstances shall admit
In faith Whereof the respective penpotentares have
signed above articles under of the abovemen
toned ratifcatons both in the English and French lam
guages and they have thereunto affixed their seals.
Done in qnadrupcate at the city of Berne this twenty
fifth day November the year of our Lord thou
san oht hnnd andi fifty.
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For some weeks past unusual activity has prevailed
"a our principal dockyads in repairing and reequppnB
the screw line-ohae ships that have jnst come home
from the Baltic and despatching them in all haste TO the
West India station. Nothing said about the reason
Tor TINS extraordinary movement which, among other N.
convenienee must have seriously annoyed the officers apd
ships companies who We're dreaming OF pleasant winter
at home after the hardhips and dscomforts of their ae
ue cruise Various copeetures were hazarded as 70
cause o. this unusual proceeding, There was not ~