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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-01
THE FIREnIEN.


BOARD OF ENGINEERS AND FoRENEN-AT 4
I'D meeting OF the Board o. Engineers ard Foremen, ned
Fir mems Hall saiur,ay evsnins MAJ 81 the To- ow
Ing resolutions oIered By Louis Hops, folesn OF Hoss
Co No. !, moved and adopted
Wh the Great Dispenser OF human events hns seen
o., His in mite wisdom, 70 ~ move from our nhd-t IN
and yigor OF life corade and brother ire-
ma l. Captain John Feeny OF the second re fnent Fire
70 ayes late member of Hope Hose Co. No. 80 who Was
taly wounded while calamity leading ON his mea ~ tho
battle OF Williamsburg; and,
expression oil feelings and our sympares therefore,
belt -, -
deeI,y e,avts Ut the deceased aud
hts in the department. and trust that
they consolation aiwsys rendered TO thoss
who ook support TO Him whose heart Is always
10 hear tho dsressed and whose bounty
and goodness unlimited
n, ono oriork r. NJ, Broadway, right resting
Cbeth.m snuarc trunpets draped in mourning, and
form n under the direction Of the Chief Engineer
and the board Of Assistants. -
Rcsolved THAT the Exempt Firemens Association, the
and the Board Of Fire and Appeal Com
respectfully requested to unite win us In At
trndina the Of deceased brother, and that
Nc chief Engineer requested to drect the fire
bells 10 be toed during solcmntes, and that Excelsior
Engine Co No. have charge OF the Fire Department Ban
mr. ntcd under direction OF the officers Of this Board
JOHN DECKER, Chairman.
A A Jours. Secretary.
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News from the South Pacific.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.

PANAMA, May %, 1852.
:pmsnt of Cocoa to New York-AGars in Central An'e.
AdraEce Of instructor IL, Costa Rca-Neo Supply
Of Gold from San Jose-Loss eta British Bark, DC.
The Panama Railroad Company's steamer Guatemala
arrived in our bay yesterday morning, bringing full
cargo from Central American ports Three thousand
bags Of cocoa-desnation, New York-wil probably be
shipped in the companys brig Costa Rica discharg
ing al Aspinwall.
Of importance has transpirel the last arrival
Progress seen in most every branch OF industry but
things move slowly In Costa RIGA great attention is
paid to public instruction. 1t is calculated that this year
there three thousand pupils in the forty five
schools Of the different provinces Congress was in
sion, and the President had pardoned all political
Offenders
Thero is great demand for coffee in Punta Arenas,
and all there is already engaged. Prices are as
vances being made, ranging from 81 to 81 40 per
qunta Hides can be had for sll and ST. Rice is had
s. and 50. Exchanges on London, Hamburg and Pa
rs, ninety days, are at five per cent premium On the
United States, nominal.
Two hundred Of gold had been received In San
Jose de Costa Rica by Mcssrs. Tnoco Co., from the
Chouta es mines, in Nicaragua. New mines had been
discovered, but their richness is unknown.
From salvador there IS nothing new save that some
Salvador ian refugees from Guatemala lately entered
Of the frontier towns and after despoiing the guards
Of their arms, fed pursued by the troops and people,
but were not overtaken.
Some trouble had taken place in the city OF Guatemala
resulting from quarrel between the military COM
maNudnts MANY OF tne iatter were
arrested, charged with sedton; bu. the whole matter
considered triiing The building in which the GO
vernment powder is stored very being blown
up early in this month. Fire thrown into by
one which communicated to the barrels containing the
powder but fortunately extinguished after the bar
rels had become mach charrsd by the flames. There
were go 600 pounds Of powder In the house.
The steamer Caao with dates from Valparaiso to May
g and from Lima and Caao to the 18TH arrived this
morning after the train with the New York passengers
had left for Aspinwa Al train start nnne-
datey with twenty Of her passengers for tho Northern
Light.
Tbc principal item from Peru the election Of General
Roman by the Electoral College TO succeed General
Castillo in the Presidency. will try you files Of
newspapers if the postmaster here can be stirred up be-
fore the train leaves.
All tho ministers Of the Chilean Cabinet-Senors AL.
calde, Renugo, Garcia and Donoro-havs resgued, and
IL said they will be succeeded BY Seniors Tocomal
Huemes, Coharrubas and Sesse.
Nothing new from Bolivia.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, MAY 3I--V F'H
AsHrs.-sales 100 bbs. pots were made at s. 70
IS S1i4 Pearls were scarce and nominal at &C.
FLotR-The market was heavy and easier for common
grades, while good extras were steady and without
change of moment in prices The sales embraced r. 900
bbIs., including extra state at s. Is 81 IS.
WHEAT heavy and irregular for common grades,
while prime shipping qualities irm The sales
bracsd about IS 900 bushels including Western spring
a. Sc 9sc; choice red winter do. at 81 0s 81 "A,
and choice amber 10. at 81 Is 81 10.
CoRS was easier, with sales Of 500 bushels at 47c
ACC, and some lots at 1870. for good Western mixed
in store and delivered.
Pork heavy, with limited sales, at sl1 SIX $12
closing at the inside figure.
wHsKKy.-salss 800 bbs. q; o3Isc. 24ilc for State
and Western
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PRon MISUNDERSTANDING Northern Light = Dr. r
Riley Mrs j Decher, MrsC 4 fiikens and china q w
Burnham and wife, Chadwick, Crane. W Powell DR.
VIM Lowber, U 8 N; Hayden, Harton, Rev ID Steven
son c slkdman. George Wallace and wife, d Jones' W
Carry, CHARGES s,owel5 Mrs Rountree and family,
walter sifnan and family D. Winter, D L Tripie,t
sarvsnec 1, Small kos,ar and vie, Miss Fish ou
raj and family Col slechenglr Y Lahman, Mr. Glen
Rldde Capt oss and wife, Esquiroi Keyser David
and wife, Knoher q Mince oreons, Pauser, Mr. Lo.
pez Mr. Palacos, Mr. Echmdy and wife. Mr. Flores, Mr.
Bourbon Boana Mrs CASTILLO and daughter, Pisrson,
q Rechhon aud family, Major VIM Newly. Sixth YY;w
Deiano, Capt w 8 Mcneil, II winser, Captain WEIGH,
DE Forrest Buel Qmenseer, Philips, Il Lin.
ward, Ralph Hurbut, Capt . Fuller Peter Wolf VIM
wight Pilmpton, Mr. Pierce, Y otes lady and child;
Megs, Burgctt, lady and chiid M Gage,
lady and two children, Miss Urana Gigcr Mrs Randolph
Miss Bethel Mrs Spots and two children Mr. T Captain
Radnolfh, Mrs Coryg Miss Pinkney, Cash and lady,
Johns and lady, Mafschai.
NAgsAu-Schr Anne sophia-s Bninr 4 I, Kelly ] I
Pitman e Mackey saml Allen, pinp, : ..
DExARaRA-BarkLkronaut- Sarfnsn. M Berr. N M.
thias, Miss wilkins, Miss Lighthall
DEPARTURES.
For SOUTHAMPTON, HAyRK AND HAuprRs--steamsb,u
Borussll.-Mr aud Mis- Keller, three children and
nurse Mrs Lohman aud chi 4, Mr and Mrs vallemen
LION and three children MI Emma ropitk thariss robn
Hermann Go eb Mrs Depbne Buissgn, Mis- tatharine
Tiahl mrs Wyman, ME- Ma sarcth Pohknr " Bohrs ~
Goldman, Aubiy sou. Schmidt, ThcoioF schreiner
n Hartencck Mr. aud Mrs Phnpp Charpeit IN ehilj
FISHER. Levy ls,e, Mss Fischer, hrs Ode an son
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Port Of New York, May 81, 1894.

CLEARED.
Steamship Ida, Grimm, New oreans-s N Fox Bros
ship c s RasseiI LterTool 6uion
SIP Sonic, Malie LSsrpoGMssm s9s Sienna,
sg fSn',t"oy VIII HssTs c.,sszo
BARK Eiwne fredercke tPrus, zebsl, cork-w Salem a
BARK Statesman tBr), coysh, Queenstown--Jackson 4
Bark Queen Victoria tBr). Conway, Dubln-BarcIsy 4
BsTk Meiwine Desensr tPrus,. surenser Ro,terdam-w
sa p Ss1"a co gSua Hntsn
BIG Ellen eBrJ, 3 B1sn CORK 4oSBsya iIineEen,
Biz Biz Mystery B SD Snail F TiaIioJ faycra
s ss5y Co.
Brig Mecosta, HAYNES, Nenvitas-Thompson Hunter
ss sS r p as.a s0 so spR sSi Baker
Brig Martha Washington, Leland. Portiand-Thompson
Bris yinccnns. Small, YeweurypoS,-M e,caf Duncan.
seSr Mary Mary Harris NO" Jchn.Ss s. Thopasa Edrdse
sr sss.i sh mddsss 81 t RSasa'
s ss, B s.s.s R.s a~T .snap D..
s sI bss is New
schr Sarah Lsyinia ~. hiassndrs--van Brunt sisshI
sI @ s'Sss Abbott
ssr Ensss Dayton
sssss.%I
Sr Ss9f E DAHL f.. Hunter
gchr A Baker, Baker. Harwich--Master.
Scbr Ellen Louisa, -, New Hayen-s ID Stannard,
Rrhr n b Buckley, Buckley, Hartford-H Racket.
Schr Seraph, Alien, Norwleh--Msster.
gchr Mary Emma, Hooper, Newtown-T G Benton Sons
ARRIVED.
Spanish steam sloopof.war Don Antonio Ulloa, Com
mander Gerar Havana FIVE days
Steamship Northern Light. Tnklepangb, Aspnwall May
~ PM with &c 10 Allen. May
IL 49, lon n TO- sienazcd BRIG Drummond hence for
mss % w k e; w.. 81 ship Island
Shin Carsusims (Br, or Harepool) Milbnrn, Shanghai
Jan 2 passed 81 Helena April Is with teas & 10 ELEPHANT
from Bombay for Lvci pool leaking ten inches per hour
having sprung aIeak during hurricane In the China
shit GIDEON Rowland Oserich, New Bedford, days In
ballast. 10 Rugor Brothers. .
Rerk Eronant sherman, Demarara May 10, and Turks
Islands 9th, with salt, TO J NJ Smiths Sons.
Prig Exenpar t}r OF Yarmouth, NS) Clements Ponce,
May TO- with asses, to Surges Go. or Hatteras
petienced e gale from Sc, which lasted days
Brig Bel (Br, OF Sheburne) Acker 81 Johns, PR.
MAJ 49, with sugar, 10 A & Rossire A Co.
brig Condova. Crane, Elzabcthport for Providence.
Brig vnceDnes, Love Kondout for Boston, . .
9chr Nucvo tsr) Ex f.amo'h, st Domingo City, May Is
echr seguin. Elliott Cenfuegos, May ., with sugar, TO
MAILER Lord Qucrtau May IL boarded In LAT 20 10,
lon s3 81 by bark Pursuit. and May 10, BY the bark
gchr Prince of wales Or OF Londonderry Ns Chisholm
Tnagga Mas 70, with io4v nod, &c, toll Dew0f.
ghr Closson tof Bait more) Coouhs Abacoa, PR May
49, hh sugar, Nc. TO Miller Honghtou. May lat 81 o.
ion 70 H. large Size whcc steamer bark rugged. steer
ana u.
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News from Central America
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENTS

PANAMA, Msy "a, 1862.
The Panama Railroad eompany's steamer Guatemala
arrived nt this port the morning Of tho 21st inst
from Central America am indebted 10 Mr.. C1eemann,
her gentloany purssr for list Of passengers, freight
&c.
she also brings Is ceroons oochnea IS bales cotton
2o7s bags coo, 20 bales deer skins and 1913 hides on
freight for New York.
GUATEMALA,
On the night OF the LIST Of May In the city sf Guato
mala, attempt was made 10 sssassnate General Bra
nGs. Military Commander Of that place Tho General was
Attacked BY several men, but be defended himself brave
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MATRIMONIAL.

N acquaintance OF lively and alkatiye brunette, OF me-
dunn size, with view 10 marnony. Beauty and wealth
not 80 looked for and loving heart Address
Charles h. Myne, Broadway Post office
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EXPRESSES.

A BURNIIAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
n. Ing Establishment, Ill West Eleventh street tswee.
Futh and Sixth Household furniture boxed and
shipped parts the world Covered wagons for 70
moving furnitulc families Furniture stored.
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TOO LATE FOR CLAssIrIcArIoS.

A TEACHER wANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
N give lessons In French, Music and Singing native
preferred Best Of reference required Apply AZ
GA Broadway, In Clothing store.
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Our Panama Correspondence.

PANAMA, May 20, 1852.
Arrival Of The Steamer Saladin-Aousm MS of Genera,
Mosgaera-E Extraordinary Advsntlrs at Sa-Tae United
states Steamer Warren sold at Auc ion-Neos from Qua
'tsmGla-Agairs at Nicaragua, COSTA Rica and Hon
dnrrs &C., de-, dc.
The steamer Saladn, OF Hollis Liverpool line, arrived
at Aspnwa the morning of the 10Th inst with dates
from Carthagena The from the interior conf
the defeat Of Pagan the State Of By General
boedo tho particulars Of which gave you by the last
steamer.
is also reported that Mosquera is about to order the
raising OF troops the Isthmus aid the Liberal party
II should prove true the Conservatives WILL doubt
this State.
The Italian vessel Christina, from Genoa, arrived at
Aspinwa the 10Th inst, bringing cargo for Central
America, and forty passengers
Senior Antonio Zubeita and other persons, who
left Pacera the 22i Il last March for Panama,
canoe, which long since given up lost have at
length been heard Of with all board safe 1t appears
that af leaving Pacora they encountered gale
which carried them out Of the bay and, having
pcrienced sailor on board they unable to lind their
way back After forty five days OF hardships and suffer.
ing living rice and molasses anil being at time
fourteen Gays without water thsy brought up at the
island OF san Pedro, In the Gulf OF Dulcc nearly three
hundred miles from Panama, from which they found
their to Chirilu Senior Zubeta and others OF the
party chsd Panama Sunday by land in good health
The rest OF the party may be expected soon.
The United states steamship Warren in this harbor,
has been recently surveyed and condemned. Size will
probably be sold auction. The Warren has done
good service in her day being nearly forty years on
duty The government spent about $50 900 in fitting her
out at San Francisco for Panama, few years ago
The rains have fallen pretty heavily on the Isthmus
during the past week, and may consider the
season as !airly set in.
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Gallant Action Of the Commander Of
the Northern Light.
HE SEXES A REBEL VESSEL AT SEA.
REVOLUTION IN GUATEMALA.
UNFlNCRlNG BRAVERY OF THE PRESIDENT
SHIPMENT OF COCOA TO NEW YORK,
dc., &C., DC.

The United States steamship Northern Light. Captain
Tinkepaugh from Aspinwa the 22d ult., arrived at
this port at O'Clock yesterday afternoon The fol-
lowing Is the
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NroTIcE-AIJ, PERSONS WHO HAVE ANY CLAIMS
IN against Joe BrooSs ~ Broome street ~. W fL IT. n
also be appy 10 his friends that occasion as " ~ ms
birthday JOE BROOKS All the way from Manchester.
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Corresponding period 1851 1855 3oi 90
Failing OF this year.. ............. $l,3734l2 %
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company has de-
cared semi-annual dividend of ten per cent pay
able June g. A surplus has been retained from
the earnings of the six months equal to the diyi-
dend declared.
The Chicago Tribune of Wednesday thus notices
money and exchange matters in that city,
New York exchange is working shade closer, but
rates heretofore, viz. par q buying, and u
premium the selling rate. Gold is very finn but as
the goes the brokers keep the margin wider The
buying price for the day was 2s4 per cent; selling
3A per cent. The price in New York is AZ but our
do not like to keep quite TO Wall street figures
The Cincinnati Commercial of the same day re-
marks:-
Bankers have had rather better demand for discounts
during the past week but have before intmated
1t be taken evidence Of material revival
awakening OF general business The rates Of interest
remain about they were a per cent are still &C
cepted on choice short date paper. The same names
with longer dates pass mostly at 10 per cent Bankers
do not take much paper that requires charge oil
higher rate sxgences. Exchange Is kept so
even by the easy creation Of 1t in forwarding Treasury
notes. that it hardly merits comment. The current
selling rate allows fair margin on the shipment Of 60
yernmsnt currency and when bankers get anything OF
surplus call for large BILL they make concessions
on our selling
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A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND ONE CHILD HAVING
N than they need would let two large Parors
and Bedroom, unurnished with Kitchen furshed Tao
occupa M will take rent In Board they furnishing Their
Ellison.
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Total. 's-- ''AA
On the 2sth Of May in latitude 81, longitude 70 80,
the Northern Light spoke schooner Agnes II. Ward
OF Wilmington, N. Ct sent boat on board, and found
she was sailing under the Confederate fig and papers
loaded with cotton turpentne and tobacco. and bound
fcrs Nassau. she ran the blockade at Wilmington on
night Or the 18th OF May took the captain and part
Of tho crew board the n. L., and sent thu first
officer and four to take possession Of her as prize
took Ter in and brought her this port The Agnes
has bales o. cotton and 10 barrels Of spirits turpen
tine. She is Of about 100 tons burthen.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.


a nAA "a PARTNER WITH THIS AMOUNT
'pC.VOU. toinvest In light manufacturing business
secured pa few years aizo ioi-
tune; must be an active business man, take entiro
Inanag ement Address Patent station ID.
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A RTlFICIAL BONE FILLING-USED ONLY BY THE
"A discoverer his rooms, 80 Broa lway Seven
teenth street. All other worthless limitations. Tende,
teeth old and shells filled and warranted. NJ
bah of beautiful teeth breath The
celebrated Cuban Dentfrice and Lotion
j. PEARSON, NJ D., dscoverer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12

Book and Job Printing
" every description done in superior man
per, and at reasonable prices.
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Mrs. L" slow,

Az EXPERIENCED NURSE and Family Physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly
facilitates the process of teethng by sofonng tho suns
reducing all msmaonwill allay all pain, and is sure to
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it. mothers it will
give yourselves and relief and health t0 in
ants prcecty safe in all See advertisement in
another column. III. l2l7s.n.
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HVTC"J Is
saturday, the E9ili day Of April,
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to me di-
ID reetcd and delivered, out of Justice VIM. A.
Quine's Court, of Lewiston township, county of
Trinity. California in favor of John Howe, for
Thirty Eight Dollars, debt and Twenty-Five Dol
lars, costs of suit, and accruing costs, against
John Daniels, have scZed and will expose for
sale at public auction, between the hours OF 10
o'clock, a. m. aud o'clock, p. m, on
Monday, April 14th 1862,
in front of Phillips hotel, in the village of Lew
iston, county of Trinity, California, the following
described property, 10 wit; All the right, title
and interest of the said JnO Daniels in and to a
certain lot aud house situated on the trail lead
ing from Lewiston to Shasta, and about quarter
of mile, more or less, from the village of Lew
iston. Given under my hand, and dated this
18th day of March, A. d., 1862.
B. BROGAN, Constable,
l03w. Lewiston Township.
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

MIR. L.. II. Fisher is our only authorized Agent
An San Francisco receive advertisements receipt for
<be same and to transact business generally for the
TpIyry JOURNAL Ofce-No. 172 = Washington street,
nearly opposite Magure's Opera House up stairs
Sacramento City.--A. S, SMITH is authorized
AGENT to receive subscriptions and advertisements in that
ity and receipt for the same. Office l21 street. be-
Tween 4th and 5h
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= p @ ial n offices.
MI A s O N I Q .
TRINITY CHAPTER

@Nene No, ~, ROYAL ARCH MASONS. meet
MA& on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
SzaR& each month"; at the Masonic Hail. in
I've. JNo. C. BURCI, Secretary.
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II r Z ID &
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued out
ID of the District Court of the Ninth Judicial
District, in and for the county Of Trinity, duly
attested on the 24th day of March, A. d.. 1862,
to me directed aud delivered, in an action had in
said Court, wherein Newton Israel is plaintiff,
and Joseph Adm is defendant, have levied on
all the right, title and interest which the said
defendant Joseph Adm, possessed in and to the
following described property, to wit:
A certain ranch situated in the county Of
Trinity and State Of California, lying and being
on the north side of Trinity river, about one
mile above the junction of the South Fork with
said river, and known as Joseph Adin's ranch,
containing about 320 acres more or less, together
with all and singular the tenements, heredita-
ments and appurtenances thcreunto belonging
or in any wise appurtaining.
Notice is hereby given that on
saturday, the E9ih day of April,
A. D.. 1862, between the hours of 10 and II
o'clock, Il. m., in front of the Court House, in
the town of Weavcrville, | will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder. for cash, all the
right title and interest which the said Joseph
Adm possesses in and to the above premises
Dated Weavcrville, March 2S., 1861.
JNO. p. JONES' Sheriff.
By A. NJ. KEUrTscHNIrr, Deputy. ll.3.
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Rf- The Medical and Surgical Institute of

R0- The Medical and Surgical Institute of
DR. L. J. CzAPKly is already secured in position which
places it, well its proprietor far above the assaults of
envy and professional malice In the schools of France
the highest prizes often awarded to practitioners in
this department Of Medical science and they occupy with
Others equally lofty position in the profession. Rcord
is an illus,rous example, shining light among the phil
osophca stars of his in Europe and Dr. C2apkay has
fully equalled him in this country proof OF which,
the Philadelphia College of Medicine compmcntcd him
with Diploma, and the honorary ad eundem degree Sc
ecng this his field OF operation, although qualified as
graduate of the University of Pesth and late Chief Sur
geon of the Hungarian evou touQry Army, for more ex
tended abors Dr. M J. xapkay has bont his earnest at
tcntion to the of chronic and private diseases in
which he has become great expert that he Is now
regarded the in this branch of his profession
throughout the United States and his portrait and bog
aphy published matter Of interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals. The Doctors offices are
at his Medical and Surgical Institute Sacramento ST.
Of ledesdor nearly opposite the building of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
R8- We ask particular attention of our readers to the
certificates Of rkabe cures, in another column
of this paper, 10.3m,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ms- californianr Mould test the merits
Of Dn uOsTETo ER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
While 1t is bshly palatablc as abeverage. it is
,rooro,ed os tonic and nvigorator. In the
nmrsnit Of fottune at the mines many persons
aro exnoscd TO the attacks of complaints of the
d;oestive orcarS, and of various kinds of fever,
I, IL tha very ariclc that has so long been in dc
mand vt the mns;; !@ uaily use WIZ restore ~"
~ 70 tbe Sigcstiye fnctions, and cheer the spiF.
X Yc, he Btters Is the safest of all stimu.
i"nts Tot the miner wlQ is exposed to hot and
dry. % wet and cold, De ccrtdn to obtain supply
Of the genuine Hosteiter i'iters, aud he will find
il A certain safeguard to ifaith'-S o,d Dy ,,ls'
gists and dealers eyerywhel. TO-
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L O. O. F
NORTH STAR LODGE

II No. 6l. meets every Wednesday zcsy&S Z
evening. att! o'clk. at Odd Fellows -'y57SavSS<
Hall Main street Weavervile. All visiting Bro
theirs are cordially invited to attend.
I've. B. BLOCK, r. S.