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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-25
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Further by the Steamer lara.
PORTLAND, Dec, 23-The following is
additional news by the Jura. Particu-
lars Of the fight:
The choice Of grounds wss won By
Heenan. Exactly st 10 o'clock on the
morning Of the 10th inst, the men we're
discovered ct the scratch.
Round 1st-Heenan closed in, grasp
ing King by the neck, and giving him an
CID fashioned hug, until the referee en-
tered and cautioned him not to repeat
the operation.
Round 2d-King forced the fighting
as soon IS he came to the scratch Hee-
nan closed in again, and, after hugging
King for some time, threw him. In this
round King drew the first blood, which
was allowed.
Round 80. After hard exchanges
Heenan again Rugged King and threw
him on the ropes with awful violence.
All was now going dead against King.
The only thing he had in his favor was
first blood.
Round 4th.-Kiag came up with q
visible mouse under his left eye. Heenan
again attempted the hugging game, which
elected loud remarks of disspprob1tion.
With this exception nothing particular
occurred during this round.
Round 5th.--Both men came up smil-
ing; King got in tremendous blow on
Heenan's ear and another on his temple;
HeenaD, in dispsir, Rugged King, and
threw him violently
Round 6ta-Boti men pegged away
at each other. The round finished by
Heenan giving King another hug.
L uad 7th-M5Ie hammenug, and
Heenan Rugged and Cross butIocked
King dreadfully. Daring this round,
King gave Heenan a rattle on the nose,
drawing a stream of blood.
Round 9Th - Rapid countering on
both sides. Heenan again Rugged King
at the close. but got thrown at the close.
Round 9ih-King struck Heenan
tremendous blow on the head; Heenan
closed in upon. him and threw him.
Round 10th-King landed out Sc
verely with both fists, closed in, and
was thrown down by Heenan.
Round 11th-In this rouad Heenan
began to tire. At the close he rushed
and threw King heavily.
Round 12th-The same result.
Round 18th and 14th-Dito.
Round 15th-Soms swinging blows
were given on each side, when Heenan
knocked King down, clean into the COR
ner. This was the first genuine knock
down of the fight.
Round 16th-Heenan came to the
scratch with dreadful eye. A severe
struggle took Place during this round,
neither side gaining any particular sd-
vantage.
Round 17th--The excitement was now
go great that the ring regulations were
disregarded. Kings blows swelled
Heenan's eyes and temples TO . fearful
extent but he bore il msnfully from this
to the 24sh and last round. King went
ahead st perfect gsllop.
When time was called for the 25th
round, the sponge was thrown up by the
seconds Of Heen2n. Keenan, was dread
fully punished, and should never have
been permitted to pass the 2lst round.
King presented no visible marks of pun
ishment EXCEPT a mouse on the, eye.
Bells Life concludes its description of
the fight in the following words "a bra
Yer contest was never fought"
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WE invite the attention Of deal
ers to our heavy stock of Goods,
purchased for cash in large lots
from importers and manufacturers,
the quality Of which we warrant.
The extent of our business enables
us to offer inducements to buyers
equal to any Eastern house, after
adding cost Of transportation and
delay.
All orders to us viii be prompt
ly and carefully executed. Dealers
visiting our city are invited to ex-
anime our stock. a
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The peace commissioner story has died
. natural deaih, and the report vas orggi-
mated snd Olrculslsd for effect in Wall
street
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The famous natural bridge, IN Virginia
one Of the greatest curiosities in the
world, Is advertised for sale.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-25

The plan Of concentrating engraving
and printing apparatus ct Washington
hss already cost 100000.
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The entire vote poIled Al The Illinois
elections in November was % ola lass
than Tue vote Of 1852.
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FouND.

~ ho1esT. he zlft inst., between tss Rsuffs.-
~ fisE5 aze NsahFfrerA Chattlnooaa Depos I.
saeli fe..AEf NAitlEf e1ntafalnE rscusfl ~
fe2se y e oEpef eaa obtain tbs sanrs ~ ceillnr
y 49, eteefibipE r. al Pa71g far as 81.
= ass nseAs' nsF1friT a. !.
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New York and Brooklyn are to hold ,
Sanitsry Fair.
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Dissnlntinn
TO RENr-FOR 1864.

The Farm in Edgefeld, Of 225
Acres,
ClIVATED between 6alhiln ans Whiss Cr.sk
~ lurnptkes, In tbs centre o. which Is me familT
Ies,dsnes Q. Payuasisr uarrig. q ths ~ u Nary.
- Sa ne hortbefn border ell tWo small Cottages,
wish its barn, 6tatlss garrisRs. house srrn horis-
- osher conFenient cat houses L adords
Dessert resideaes hszr the city, aud tie soil Is
cxcellene for cultivation
Apply - - aas. sAaks, Pa-faastsr Q. 3. Navy.
So y fki i, o. - a. q. SCOYus
Ne % Para Htraat oppasts Ia fo4t IN ~ = B,soi
Nashyiiis, 1snneases.
noys-sL
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A pine BATH ROOM.
Barbers, Notice.

fENHS un3ersigned BarbeFs q Nashville, take
n this METHOD q Informing the Pablo mat,
owing tie high price Of all the materials uaed b.
them, and t3e inersase in The prices q provisions
and house rent, they have be- compelled, in self
Defence 70 "a 50 The price % feir vork 70 corres
pond. iist Of prices VII be fe1nd IN Ger esfab-
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Cranes. Cranes.

T0sT RECEIVED, IIsHTY FOXES RRFsI
- Craps, which I crrr for sac cheap, % tie
vholssals sutlsrs' ssppis slorssf
+. B. HASTINGS
dee 24-6e IS UNION aFREET
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Hay.

Hay.
DC BaLKs BAY, iast rseeixsd ~ s-sasssr hey
Is n. DTrVKx. SCENT
A. Aft 60 Ea.ef =
:. s.'''''s asp 80. Sam. -. ss
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Referring 10 the above, we would respectfully en-
nouhce 20 the public that We shall open at No. so
College street, between Union aud the Square, o. the
I'll day Of January next, the
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Fron PoIloka Course Of Time.
THE FALSE PRIEST AT THE
RESURRECTION.

Amoag the accuTsed, who sought hiding place,
In vain, from hercenees Of Jehovah'e rage,
And from the hot displeaSure Of the Lamb,
Most Wretehed, most contemplate, most vile,
Stood the false priest, and in his conscience felt
The fellest guaw Of the Cndying Worm.
Aud 90 he might, for he had on his handS
The blood Of souls, that would not wipe away,
Hear what he was. He sWore, In sight Of God
And nan, 70 preach his Master, Jesus Christ,
Yet preached himself. He SwoTe that love Of souls
Alone had drawn him to the Church, yet stTeWsd
The path that led to hell with tempting flowers,
And In the ear Of sinners, a. they took
The way Of death, he whispered peace he sworO
Away al love Of lucrs, all desire
NJ q cnG q
Gave most rapacious ear. His prQphsSiss,
He swore, were from the Lord and yet, taught
lies
For gain with quAcki'h ointment, healed the
wounds
And bruises Of the soul outside, but LEFT
within the pestilent matter unobseTved,
To san the moral constitution quite,
And soon to burst again, incurable.
He with untempered mortar daubed the walls
OF Zion, saying, Peace, when there was none.
The man who came with thirsty Soul TO hear
OF Jesus, went away unsatished;
For he another Cos pei preached than Paul,
And one that had no Savior int; and yet
His life was worse. Faith, Charity and Love,
Were word. ven lettered in his Sabbath creed;
But with his life he wrote a. plain, revenge,
Pride, tyranny, and lust Of wealth and power
lnoEdinate, and lewdness unashamed.
He was . wolf in clothing Of the Lamb,
That stole into the fold Of God, and on
The blood Of souls, which he did sell to death,
Grew fat and yet, when any would have turned
Him out he cried, Touch not the priest Of God. !"
And that he was anointed, fools believed;
But knew, that day, he was the DEVILS priest,
Anointed by the hands Of Sin and Death,
And set peculiarly apart to ill,
While on him smoked the vials Of perdition-
Poured meusuFeless. All, me a! what eursiug, then,
Was heAped upon his head BY ruined souls,
That charged him with their murder, as he stood,
With eye Of all the unredeemed most SAD,
Waiting the coming Of the Son Of Man!
But let me pause, for thou hast seen his place
And punishment, beyond the sphere Of love.
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Legal advertisements.
SUMMONS.


STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF II Dorado
> SS.-In the District Court Of the llth Judicial
District.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Elev
Goth Judicial District and the complaint filed in the
COuRty Of Fl Dorado, in the ONCE Of the Clerk of
said District Court In and for said County and State
The People OF the State OF California, to GE0RdiE
MCDONALD, alias GEORGE RUSH, Defendant,
Greeting:
You are hereby required TO appear in an action
brought against you by Martha Mcdonald, alias
Martha Rush, Plaintiff, in the District Court Of the
Eleventh Judicial District in and for the County Of
n Dorado, and to answer the compa int filed therein
the 9TH day of March A. D. 1868. within ten da ys
Exclusive Of the day OF service) after the service
on you Of this summons-M served within this Coun-
ty IL served out Of this County, but within this Jr
dcial District within twenty days; or, served GU,
OF said District; then within forty days-or Judgment
BY default will be taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain = decree di-
Vorcing and dissolving the bonds OF matrimony
now existing between said Plaintiff and said De-
fsndant, and that the said Plaintiff have the care
and sole control and custody of the three minor
children OF Plaintiff and Defendant, namely Lemu-
el, Isabe and Norini and that said Plaintiff have
the right, title aud sole control and Interest therein
for herself and children, 10 certain piece parcel
OF land, with all the buildings thereon, situated in
II Dorado County, State aforesaid, an claimed as
homestead, described in complaint on fie in Clerks
Office; and II you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as above required the said Plaintiff will
take judgment against you fer said decreea costs
according to the Drayer Of said complaint.
Witness, Hon. n. =. Myres, Judge Of said District
Court Of the llth Judicial District.
-, Attest my hand and the seal OF said Court,
L. S. in and for said County of Fl Dorado, hereto
- affixed. at once IN the City Of Pacerville,
this the 4th day OF March, A. D. 1863
THOMAS B. PArTEN, Clerk.
HrME 4 sLOss, Atty's for PlH. mar1.m3
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ran DEVILS woRk-wAR.
nx MAS. sARAH r. BOLTON.

Tun DHVm:
Wen nat, good hrissd, sought thee even now.
THs sPIRIr OF wAR;
And wherefore greet me with . frowning brow
AFs not content with what ] have achisVsdI
Have not allied the orders Teceived'
Have not seourged the land from shore to shore
Until Its ShuddeTidg waters blush with gore
Until the air iS rife with dying groans;
And the earth big with dead mems mouldertng
bones;
TN night Is weary Of the widow. wall,
And human sorrow is an idle tale!
THH Davn:
Az, than hast done an this, and more, know,
And yet, methinkSs thy steps move Wondrou'
The earth has well nigh made around the sun
Two revelations since the war begun
In this fair land and yet there 10 but little done
What are the bOAsted trophies in thy trainl
Bethink thee now hundred thousand slain
A path Of desOlAti0n here, there
The sounds Of battle dying in the air;
Fair homes despOiled the voice Of woe and wall
They give me no sensation, all are stale.
On, On nor stay thy devastating tread
Til thou eanst count me full . million dead.
SPOIL thetT ntghTays. burn hamlst, village ,!own;
Sack their fair cities, tear their churches down;
where there are homes TO waste OF hearts TO feel
Seed forth the flaming fAgot, flashing steel;
PIow up their fertile neIdS With shot and shell
Make their fair land the vestibule Of hen.
On. % loRR te Sss the Anfernal play
In HaAss lG shall b. holiday!
On, over bill and vahey, river. plain,
Where there 10 life pour thou the leaden rain.
Leave them no remnant Of their luStful wealth,
No trust In God, no love, hope, strength, nor
health.
Bring ruin, desoIAtion on the land,
Till famine stalk from ocean strand to strand;
And men shall stand by their uncOfined dead
And vsx the ears Of Heaven with cries for bread.
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Ae9aI advertisements.
,rrcrA N1cs11EN roREC1oSURE

LIEN E-O1GsOAO~~-
cNTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of q Dorado
y In the District Court, 11th Judicial District
James sanborn, Prh, vs. p d. Cragin, DeIt.
All persons holding claiming any lien or mems
for the construction, repair furnishing In whole
or in par Of the following described property stu
ated in the County and State Aforesaid, the Ogby
Road or Grade about twenty i've miles easterly from
the City Of Piacervlle the same being the hrst house
easterly from the Mountain View House, and known
A. the South Pork House." aRd the Barn thereto at
tached, are hereby notified that said PlAintin has
brought suit against the said Defendant, In the Dis
trlct Ceurt Of the 1lth Judicial District In and Tor
n Dorado County, to recover the SuLl Of SzsI u
and interest from the 29th day Of November A. D.
1862 and to foreclOse mechanics liens upon said
property, and decree Or6e5a1S IN ~
property and the application OF the proceeds TO tne
payment OF the same and for costs Of suit. All per-
sons interested in the enforcement Of said liens. or
claiming any benefit thereof, are hereby notined to
present their claims within ten days from the COM
plete rubcation hereof and In case OF failure so to
Tor within such further time as may be allowed BY
the Court or Judge the party 20 failing shall forfeit
his lien.
-, Witness my hand and the seal Of said
l. I Court hereunto ahixed, At once in the City
- of Placerville. this 29th day Of April A. D.
1863 THOMAS b. PATTEN, CLERK.
Meredith Blanchard, PHI 3 Atty. malm1
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COMMISSION AND PURCHASING
\ u 4 ~ 4
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO.
ORDERS for the purchase Of Merchandise and
" articles Ofevery description are solicited blythe
Undersigned.
residence in this city Of over ten years, and an
experience in the business OF nearly the length
OF time considered sufcient to warrant the con
hdenee OF PersOnsi In the country who occasional
require to make purchases here through the agency
OF reliable party; or who may be looking for a
perpapent agent in San Francisco. To either the
advertiser offers his services assuring all who ntruSt
orders to him that no effort sh All be spared to exc
cute their COMMISSIONS satisfactorily.
All orders must be accompanied with the cash or
city reference.
Those desiring Information concerning the under
signed, are referred to
W%. 7. Coleman Co., San Hrarci'cO;
c. Langley, Druggist, "
Pint, Peabody Co.,
Ira P. Rankin,
Ross, Dempster 4 Co.,
J. Anthony Co., Union Once, Sacramento;
And to Gelwicks January, Publishers Of the
M0usfAIN DEAOcRAr, Placervine.
n Borders for Machinery, Pianofortes, Melo.
deons Sewing Machines, Watchei, JeWelry, etc. will
be attended to By competent judges.
l.. p. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
629 Washington street, up stairs,
Opposite Magure'S Opera House, San Francisco.
jy27-u
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of II Dorado
- In the County Court in and for said County
L. W. Rumsey vs.. His Creditors.
In the matter of the petition Of L. W. Rnmsev
an 1nsOlvent Debtor.
Pursuant to an order on file herein, made by the
Hon. James johnson, Judge OF the Court aforesaid,
notice Is hereby given TO all the creditors OF said
insOlvent Debtor, L. W. Rumsey TO be aud appear
before the Court aforesaid, at the Court House OF
said County In the City Of Piacerville on the 18th
day OF June, A. d. 1858, at the hour Of 10 o'clock
A. N. OF said day, to show cause, IL any they can
why the prayer Of said insovent debtor should not
be granted, and an assignment OF his estate be
made and he be discharged from his debts and lIa.
bilities in pursuance Of the Statute in such case
made and provided. And, In the mean time, II is
ordered that ell judicial proceedings against said
insOlvent debtor be stayed.
t~~l Witness my hand and the seal Of said
L. 8. Court hereto affixed at once in the City Of
- Placerville, this 7th day of MAY, A. D.
1868. THOMAS b. PATTEN, Clerk,
By OGDEN SoUIREs, Deputy.
II. K. sHEARER, Atty for Petitioner. I'm
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NOTICE TO CREDIroRs.

OTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Count. .Of Fl Dorado.
= In the County Court In and foe said County.
H. ,Ss S..saa %s,ser Es Of ihs Petition orc H. omse.d
an InsOlvent Debtor;
Pursuant to an order on file herein, made by the
Hon James johnson, Judge OF the Court aforesaid
notice Il hereby given TO all the creditors OF said
InsoIvent Debtor. c. II. Olmstead, TO be and ap-
pear before the Court Aforesaid, at the Court House
Of said County in the City Of hacerville on the 10Th
day Of June, 4. D. 1863 At the hour OF ten o'clock
NJ Of said day, TO show cause, II any they can, Nhy
tAss prayer OF sad lnsoivent debtor should moi bs
granted and ap assignment Of his estate be made,
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities
in pursuance VI the StAtute in such case made and
proyided And, in the meantime, it is ordered that
all judicial proceedings against said insOlvent debtor
he stayed.
- Witness my hand and the seal Of said
IT, Court hereto affixed, at rfice in the City Of
- racervle, this 12th day Of May, A. d
1862. TH0S. B. PATTEN, Clerk.
J.. A. HORSEPOWER, ATTY for Petitioner. In
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County Central Committee.
OF Ell DORADO COUNTY.

DISTRICT coURT-Hon. B. ,. Nyer,. JsAss; Thsaas =.
IAIten CletA. Regular Terms seesaA
A"ndays" February and NSy and third AOadays Aagas
and November -
CpCNIf CotR1-Hon james johnson. Judge; rhonAs D.
PatteH CerA-hods Its the arst hondays
Of January. Nay AAd SepseGhsT.
CoCRI OF sESSlONS-Hsn. James Jahnsoa, Prsstding
Iuage 'eo Stout and Hiram Rsh, Associate Justees
shd Thomas Pauen CleTk-hnids regular Terms
hrst stAondAy' OF March July aud November
PROBATE C0CRr-HOu. James John son Judee: Thomas
Paen CleTk-hOlds regular on the fourth NooAay
OF each month.
hoAhp or SCPERVlsnRS-eousisis OF George ". svap
" b hiehSam and z. Pies Thomas H. Pnften Clsgk
mold regular meetings on the hrst Monday Of mOth
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Sacramento Valley Railroad and Fac:
ramento, Placer and Nevada r r
ERss7ss

TNROM SACRAMENTO TO AUBURN STATION
L IN TWO H0CRS.-0n aud after October lSth
the passenger Of the above named roAda will b
run follows:
UP TRATH
Will leave Sacramento at 81 A. ~. andAnA
Leave Folsom at ~ A. NJ, and ~ Pm.
DoWS rRAISs
Leave Auburn Station at 6 and 1OkAn
Leave Folsom at : A. NJ, II NJ, and 5% P.A.
ON SUNDAY one train only, leaving Sacramento
at 6h A. ~, aud Auburn Station at lOk 49,
The 81 A. ~ and ?. n. trains running through 70
Auburn station.
Passengers for PaeerviTle and Carson Valley viii
take sta ges aud Tor Lincoln, change esrS At Rosos
on the arrival Of the 81 A. - train, and those ios
Auburn Station retain their seats.
Suitable arrangements b aVinR been made foV tie
reception of freight al Auburn Station Il will herr
Aer be received at sacramento for that point. Per
TatAs ~ toll aPpy at the Office.
TICK EFT OFFICE, opposite the eArs, %
Front street, under the What Cheer House.
decIs J.. P. ROBINSON, supI
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

THE COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINATION me-,
/ at Diamond Springs. nn the second and POuPtA
Saturday. ofrach month at . O'Clock A. \.
AnTrachers should rec oeci thAt their ceTtiAeates
hold good for one year only, from their date, aeA
shoald he renewed by = re-examinAiion, At the ex.
piratian OF that time. No Teacher can be legally
employed, or draw the public funds, . eertlaaaia
older than year.
" A. LYNDk,
Supt Public Schools for " Dorado County.
Diamond Spr'ugs, August ga, lS62.-tf
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DRY dOODsl
WOLF BROS
HAvE now in store the most complete assoTt-
II ment Of newly imported
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
CARPETS, ETC, ETC,
a. Ever offered for sale In PLACERv1LI.E. IA
Every department will be found full Of New and
HIONABLE GOOD 8
Which We are determined 70 sell at very low prices,
FOR CASH.
Our assortment Of the following articles cannot
be surpassed In any market:
French Merinos;
Rich Printed Cashmeres;
French Printsi
MerrimAck and other American Cal
icos;
All-wool Plaids and Delaines;
FoulArd Dolains;
Cotton and Wool DelAins. new style.
Traveling-D Goods
Black and Colored 6jlks;
Cioaks BFOohe and Stella 5hawls;
A large assortment Of Hheetinga and
ehirtings:
Carpets and OilcIoths,
Gents Furnishing Goods, etc.
" Ladies are respectfully invited 70 call and
examine ou goods.
WOLF BROS,
dec|' AAta street, PIaeeTVille.
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#EniraI ann Surgical.
DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAY'S
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

mGO4OAA AMI 0O 06AOA0
I'M TIT UTE,
Sacramento street, bel0No Montgomery, opposite
Pacific Mail StednsAip CO'S 0Dfce,
SdR FrdRciSco.
Established in 1854, for the Permanent
Cure of all Private and Chronic Dis
eases and the Suppression OF Quack-
cry.
Attendant and Resident Physician,
L. J. CzAPKAY, n. D..
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chiel
Physician to the Goth Regiment Of HOnVedS, Chiei
Surgeon to the Military Hospital Of Pesth, Hungary
late Lecturer on Diseases OF Women and Children
and Honorary Member Of the PhiladelphiA College
OF Medicine.
|" Particular attention paid to the treatment ol
diseases peculiar to Women and Children. Ia
OFFICE HoURs.-From Q A.. u till 3 p. y. COmmu-
nicatiOns strictly confidential. Permanent cure
guaranteed or no pay. Consultations, BY letter Of
Address, DIR. L. J. CzAPKAY,
San Francisco.
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GIutbtng, Drg GOOSs, Etc.
: Another New Arrival
- og-
Spring and Summer Clothing
8. BAMBERGER'S
FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING EMPORIUM !

CanSASAkc y - -
Fine Black Cloth light and dark cold
Cashmere Coats;
Fine Black Doeskin, light and dark ooPd
Cashmere NGrseilles and Linen
A large Assortment of Cashmere, Flan-
mel and Cottonad0 Suits;
Velvet, Silk, Marseilles and Cashmere
Also, . Fine Assortment Of SILK, Beaver,
Cashmere. China, Straw and Pana-
ma Hats:
A Varied Assortment Of Boots, Shoes
and Caters, from the best Manu-
factories In the East, consisting OF
Benkort's, Wings, 00dfrOY'O. etc.
Also, Q Complete Assortment Of Boys
Clothing and 1urniahing Goods,
Gents 1nrnishing Goods.
Carpet Bags, Trunks, Valis0s, Etc, Ito.
COLTS PISTOLS, Of all sises, constantly
on hand.
" THE HIGHEST PRICE IA
GOLD DUST q COUNTY ORDERS.
4TThankfnl TO my patrons for former favors,
respectfully ask continuance Of the same and will
spare no effort 70 merit their appreciation.
8. RAMBERGER,
Next door TO POstOfaee Main street.
lmay9l
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PLACER HOTEL,
MAIN STREET, ....PLACERvILLE
RICHARD KIENNE E.......PROPRIETOR

- The undersigned having again taken Ia
E:; charge Of the Placer Hotel, respectfully l..5
4Asolcits the patronage Of his old friends y,Is
and the public generally, and assures them that no
pains shall be spared to render the Placer pleasant
home To all its patrons.
THE PLACER HOTEL, situated in the very heart
OF the business portion OF Placervlle, offers supe-
Fior inducements to residents and the travelling pub
lie. The TABLE will always be supplied will the
best vanda to be had in the market, and the Lodg.
Ing department will ever be clean and comfortable.
0T Prices In accordance with the times.
maF2S RICHARD KIENNE.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
ALEXANDER BUSWELL,
PRACTICAL
BOOK BINDER,

Paper Ruler and Blank Book Maker,
SIT Clay and 514 Commercial sts., between Mont
gomery and sansome streets,
SAN FRANCIeCO,
~ Binding Of every description neatly execu-
ted Blank Books Ruled and Bound To any desired
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