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CALIFORNIA PERIODICALS.

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Press, Bulletin. Mining and Scientific Press
aud Sacramento Union, each %.
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nance dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
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mess abou; the lors weakness Of the | mbs
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E......................w 7. GRAVES.
H.. 8. HALLEDEE e. CO.,
WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGE BUILDERS
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Potent Wire roDo

"lRE suspension bridges of any span and
w capacity erected and material furnished.
Having been constantly engaged in the cree
ton of Wire Suspension Bridges and Aque-
ducts for several years past, we are fully pre-
pared to do such work satisfactorily and to
GUARANTY PERMANENCY.
Parties who are about erecting bridges will
fndit greatly to their advantage to give us a
call before deciding to build wooden struc-
lures as the recent foods throughout the
State have proved them to he wholly unsafe
and unreliable. 4 nunql,r Of our rare suspen-
sions are no,c in in dtderen' iocdities. hrough
out the State, no one Of whtch has been IN h. teast
affected by the .ireshets.
WIRE ROPE, for mining or ferry pur-
poses manufactured, of any length and size
required, being cheaper and better than hemp.
Scales of weight and strength, with prices
annexed, furnished, on application to the
manufacturers. Send for Circular.
A. S. lTALLIDIE & CO.,
'''N 42l Clay street, San Francisco.
January IL, 1864. lG:ly
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Life illustrated.

\ frs, class Weekly Pictorial Newspaper,
devoted 10 New Literature. Science and the
Arts: 20 Entertainment. Improvement, and
General Progress iis columns contain orig
iral Fssars Historical Biographical and de-
-sfiiltc ~arf,hts 80 travel aad adventure.
l...,.rs pointing. uusir. scalpiure. etc; ar'i
sos 80 st..4rt. aEf ui'lrs. horti, u.fnre
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Popular Family Journals.

ENOWLER AND WELLS, NEW YORK,
u publish the following Popular and Scicn
tiic Serials. which Afford AN excellent orpor-
r,unitv for bringing before the public all sub
ierts of ccneral in,errst.
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TIE American Publishers continue to 70.
print the above-named periodicals, but as
the cost Of printing has doubled the price Of
paper nearly r,tled, and taxes, duties, licens-
es, ETC., largely increased, they are compelled
TO advance their terms as follows:
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BRITISH PERIODICALS.
VIZ:

The LONDON QUARTERLY, Conservative
The EDINBURGH REVIEW, tWhig.)
The WESTMINSTER REVIEW, (Radical.)
The NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, Free Chnrch)
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
(Tory.) n
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pan yEAE
IDesdar fiiss-rss-S <s~x. sErh ~=-pa-.~~es. 97l-
isaSrn fnArr sJe6's Orxznl ef1:
I.o1don NeeAly Ds.ys sl3. Laa3 "a fssch, -:
The foar Reviews and Blaekwoo6, SI3.
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caution 70 the unfortunate.

Beware ofthc San Francisco quacks and pretend
ers who with bogus sworn-to certificates, dnpe the
unwary. Some Of the sef-stylcd doctors. whose
name are to he found in the daily aud weekly news
papers Of San Francisco. arc tradesmcn, and be-
came too lazy to work ut their trades. Some are
tinsmths, shocm,kcrs, newspaper carrircs. intcli-
gcncc Office keepers etc. Look over the San Fran
cisco Directory and you will find their Medical In
pa,ions in it. Look ut the Directory for 1862 and
1863. The only way to avoid imposition is to make
inquiry--it will cost you nothing and may save you
many regrets for, as advertising physicians in
eight cases out Of ten bogus there is no safety
in trusting any Of them until you know who and
what they are. Doctor Gibhon does not deceive
people by exhibiting bogus titles, certificates. pre-
tended patients letters, etc. Doctor Gibbon will
satisfy persons who may may cali at his offices Of
his ability to treat diseases that he proposes to
Consultations FREE. noi9lv.
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TO TEls, LADIES.
TO COEHESX,GyDENTs.

TO COENESX,GyDENTs.
Parties in the country, who may desire tc
consult the Doctor, can do so by Letter. and re-
ccive in return full description of their dis
ease and it's means of cure. All communca-
.ions will be held strictly confidential and the
letters returned if desired. Medicines will be
sent securely Letters, to receive an answer
should beaccompancd by an Express envelope.
COnSuitatiOM Free.
All letters must be addressed to
DIR. e. W. MOORE,
CAA Commercial ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
April 8, 1865. 22:mi
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surgical Operation


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baArl.l - tae !. .t-'-. ..'f r..
-u.r..t.rir ,ure ..,-..n Jos '.- 90 'tt
uor.' A'rl ia tht"r vre F.. ~ r." n' F. 81"
op,ruinr ovarian Trm 8. 20 natal 10 te-
mai,-. Will he s1cc" s<fHlly moved
Twcr,y wears residence IN Mexico @o.,'
Americs. China and ,he Fat in,ics, ;rGe'.i'.
with hia ia-.c Hospital and Array practice. hhs
givcn,h Doctor ADVANTAGES .,os3ose ed b. few
and his remarkable success warrants Ii 'ro"'i g
ofciicctunl cure. His An,'CWical Plates, *
hitting al, parts OF tie i!gnan system, a1d
the different, stages Of disease. are the most
comrlctc on this coast, while his eXre.icnc' rs
n lecturer enables him to cSplain 20 his patients
the part;culars of their disease. No mystery
is made of disease or the mode of trcltme Mt
Int the paticnt is instructed in all tina. per-
tains to his case.
Medicines. with full directions, will he sent
to any part Of the State, OF receipt of letter de-
scrbing the symptoms.
An Inirmary is connected with .he estab-
lishmcnt, where patients, who desire, may re.
ceivc beard and constant attention during their
sickness TINS avoiding the Inconvenience of a
hotel. Kind and attentive nurses will he en-
ploycd and no means will h"left nntrlcd to
give full satisfaction. De-
The Doctor 8 apartments nrc the most COM
mOdlOhS n the city. ana piI'"'S hiN Iciy u"
the strictest privacy. Concentrations Free.
TO TElE LADIES.
Ladies suffering from any Of the iniirmi;ics
peculiar 70 the sex will find the Doctor a safe
contilant and scientific physician. In the treat
mcnt of supp'cssions ana kindred diseases, he
Is without an equal, aut Ladies may feel as
surcl that thcv will receive tie most delicate
and gentlemanlv treatment. and secure a
prompt relief from thci, troubles. Private
apartments, with female nurses, for those who
desire them.
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Sept Il. 1864. i5:tf
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The newly invented Patent French Safe, a sur
Preventative against Diseases and Pregnancy, sen
by ma. Price 81. Address DIR. J. +. GlBB0N
Gl7 Kcnrncy St., near Commercial, San Francis
90 Post nticr Rlx 90
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-02

cases Lawrence, cashmere pattern, Y IL
a "a &C. case do. French work, block
work, sic, 3 cases brunswick Is sac
4 cases CITY Mills, &c case do analine
nurple. 30 f.2c These goods came 10
Inc aalesroom directly from the mills,
were offered by the contributor Mr.,
Jordan, without reserve, aud brought lair
prices, the bidding for them being very
spirited
After some miscellaneous lots, The Sol-
lowing goods were disposed 0! Case all
linen ticking 38 &c; cases ladies
and gents hose and half-hOse, $3.50 a
3-26; case gray army socks, So cases
Waltham bleaChed sheetiugs, "a, 90
3 4, "a and 1914, according 70 width,
50 / &c 81 cases do. shifting SO inch,
% q % l-2c; bale brown do, &c 90
bales Nashua extra sheetings, AZ lie
400 doz Chadwick spool cotton, 4bc per
doz. 300 doz. Steiner do do, iOoi 100
doz. printed bOrdered avn handker-
chiefs, 81 per doG., 400 >pieCes POugee
handkerchieis 1925 per piece, cases
Milford deuims, 80 AOC per yard cases
MelrOse, Columbia brown, FayOrite fine
undressed New England do, q 85C
33 bales Naumkeag "A brown cotton.
80c., bales do 80 IN. do do, 50 &c I;
B bales LaCOnia do. do, 83 l-2C; cases
Naumkeag COlOred corset jeans, 81 &c
II pieces ceilings, 8l37 II AZ &c +,
pieces extra fine carpets, SlZ2 IL, 10
pieces DO do, Sll5, 800 do2. Merric1
Bros spool thread. 81 10 CSC per .oz.
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'IftAy hs,r, fail thee. do not cllne At all,

'Ifthy hslrt fan thee, do not climb at ALL
II Is true would have you cautious, aud
athom properly your own strength and
ability before attempting any great enter
prise, but ever remember Him, who hath
said, My grace is sufficient for thee for
my strength is made perfect IN weakness >
Pray always, through your Savior's name
and merits, that you may both perceive
and know what things you ought to do, and
also may have grace and power faithfully
10 perform the same. Thus you will be
strengthened, and yet not with your own
strength thus You will be delivered from
the fear OF man, which bringeth a snare,
and after having fought manfully and sue
cessiully the great battle Of life, you may
be able finally TO attain unto His heavenly
kingdom, to 90 no more out foreeer.n
5. w. j. l..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-02

B8 Washington gossips say Mrs.
rebel Senator Foote's departure from the
city was welcomed almost az warmly
as her coming. The ladies at her hotel.
In particular, are greatly wroth with
her. In their gentle hearts they took
pity on her suierings in rebeldom. and
sought to welcome her to a land where
she would find something to eat, and
cease suffering from nothing to wear"
To their great disgust, she responded
by depicting the delights Of Richmond,
aud absolutely came or with flying col
ors' Said the wife of an eminent Off
Ger, I tried TO be polite TO her; bat
when she told me that The cav before
she LETT Richmond she saw as good a
mail et as she ever saw in her life. I
couldn't stand any more OF It," The
g 1f verdict of the ladies' vas. that
II Mrs. Foote was a type of southern
Unionism, Mr.. Seward might welcome
her as much as he pleased, but we had
better keep fighting vhilo Longer.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-02

OBITUARY. Mrs. Ii. G. Couant. q adv
who has gained q wide repu tatiOn as q
writer Of great ability aud whose con,
trtbutions to literature have been nus
merOus and valuable died in BROOKLYN
on Saturday last Mrs Conant was the
wife Of the Rev Or Thomas J Conant,
an eminent orjentaliSt and biblical
scholar, and WAS the daughter Of the
late Rev DE- jeremiah Chaplin, FOR
many years President Of the waterville
College in Maine She was first known
as the editor Of q periodical called The
Mothers journal" which she conducted
toward a quarter Of \ century ago. with
taste and much ability Subsequently
she published aeverul TRANSACTIONS Of
German religious and theological works,
among them the Practical Commenta-
rtes Of Neander on the Epistles of John
and James, and Of Paul to the Phillip
ians, The New England Theocracy,
&c. Her most elaborate original work
is the History of the English Bible
Translation" which is a standard au-
thority on this subject, and SURPRISES in
extent of research and philosophical
treatment more ambitious works In BIZ
Bile translation As 8 writer for period.
ical literature, Mrs. Conant was also
well known, the cares of large family
faithfully filed not preventing her from
the constant use Of her active and Wig
orous pen.
In her private life, as wife AMI as
mother, and as the ornament of cul.
tivated circle Of society, she was loved
aud admired as well for feminine virtues
and graces as for intellectual capacities
Of the rarest kind.
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AN Aor TO incorporate a news-boys' home
BE g enacted BY ths Scnats and Hoxse Of Repr.-
se,stdt'ves Of nc Ustted Sat<s Of Amersod in Cow
gFsss asse~bLs6: rEe
That Joseph, Henry, j. w .Forney, Henry Beard,
Sayles J. Bowen, and A. n. Gange Yer, their 40.
societies and successors, being members of said
society, BY paying into its treasury thssum oftwo
dollars snnuaiiy, or ~ members, by paying ffty
collars Of ore time, arc herr by inooI porated and
made body polite, BY the name of1hs News
beys' Home Of Washington City, for the pur-
posaof prov ding lodgings meals, and instruction
TO such homeless aud indignet boys as may pro-
perry come unoer the charge Of such ssooiation,
TO provide fr them a sui able home, boar cloth
ing, and instruction, and 10 bring them un or
Christian influence; and by that name thall have
perpetual succession, with power to use con non
seal to sue and be sued to plead and be imples ID.
cd 10 any court Of competent Jursdiction within
the District OF Columbia 70 collect sub oriptIonS,
make by-laws, rules, and regulations Ieedful for
the government of ssii corporation not Inoonss.
tent with the laws of the United States; TO haye,
hold, and receive real estate BY puroks g. gut, or
aevlse 70 use, sei, or convey the same ior the
purposes and bsnehs OF sid corporation, and 60
ehoos suoh officers and teachers as m " be moo
esssry, prescribe thar duties, and fix IL rate Of
ther ccmpsI ssii n. ri -
&c. 4. Apd BE- u yfsrther enacted, Tia. the
officers Of said association shall CONSIST of pre- l.
dent, two vi e-presidsnts, ,ecretasy, treasurse,
ana boara Off al gers, 20 be composed Of fifteen
members, the whole TO constitute an exc utivs
committee, whose duty il STA be 60 carry into
effect she plans andi ,urposes fsr vhich sa,d az
ISOLATION was formei, I'll Of whit b offio 10 sAsu
be ec.si on the fri Tuesday in Febru ry in
each year az the snI u i meeting Z So d ss,coi-
a.lon, which aha be held on ssla day, the ue.
esssors shsil DO eleciei and hold their 0fio . fox
the term Of one year, until, their 81 cess 80 shsl
be daily elscted. AID in slse ia .SAlsy il
iha,l be fiLlet by the other members ofths sEsoQ-
tive Committee.
Approved June 2 fs64. @
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state News

"A salute was fired yesterda Bur
Hngtou ia honor Dc the capture of
Charleston and re,occupation Of Fort
Sumter
The annual ooursto. lectures OF the
Medical Department Of the University
Of Vermont commenced yesterday at the
Medical College building The pros
poets for even a larger class than usual
are very fiattering.
The 9Th Vermont are now eucamped
81 short distance on the right OF Fort
Burnham, on the north side OF the James,
near the spot where the regiment cap
tured two guns from the enemy on the
29th Of last September. The regiment
numbers a full thousand strong.
A deserter over the line, on Satur-
day made bet Of i V that he could
come this side and get a glass Of beer.
He tried the experiment and got nabbed,
but whether he had the satisfaction Of
drinking the beer we are not informed
nevertheless the 6ioy may soon be his.
Mr. Charles Kent of Worcester has
had ten sons and SQnsin-law Ia the
army One Of ITEM fell bravely lighting
AZ Petersburg one of them died in hos
pital, and one is IN the hospital at Mont
pelier and the rest are now at the front,
"A salute Of one hundred guns. in
honor Of the fall of Charleston, as well
az of George Washingtons birthday
was fred at noon last Wednesday from
the State-house grounds by a squad of
artillery men from the Invalid Corps,
under Capt. Scott of the Quarter-master
Generals Department, and formerly I'm.
ger Gen rhelPs in the Regular ARMY.
The battery Consisted 0S SIX guns. ana
the firing was 3 good specimen of artiI-
lery practice and the first ever given
here Imagine 4 pair o. such batteries
shotted with she'll aud YOU will have
good idea OF an sgLiljery duel Imagine
every gun charged with canister con
tanning about two quarts Of balls each,
and YOU Will have a good idea OF artil-
lery practice on infantry or cavalry at
short range Imagine more than one
hundred such guns firing constantly for
hours upon the Vermont boys on Gene
terry Hill at Gettysburgh, and you will
get about half the truth as to what they
suffered since they had also to meet the
charges of rebel infantry and whip
them. II the raiders wish to test our
boys they can have an excellent chance
by attacking Montpelier. - Wglt9,''s Jo,l,..
nal
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-02

THB DRr GooDs sALE.-We learn from
the Boston Journal that this sale was
Brought to close on "Wednesday of
VA P. M. Between three aud for mil.
non dollars worth of goods We're dis
posed of. We clip from the Journal a
s","3 portion Of the report of ales
We now come to choice line of Law.
renee City Mills, Cocheco L. Bruins wick.
lancaster U aud French prints, which
were disposed OF az follows: 55 cases
Lawrence, 24a 25c; q cases Cocb.co
u l,8 81 &c; IL cases Lancaster q
small checks, double colors, two print
lngs "a 5-4ci Is cases do, medium check
90. do 25c; 9 cases do, large check. do
60, ~ "a 25c. 10 cases do, striped:
SO - . 4ci 10 cases do. do. do, 25c: q
Ss 10 French shirtings. 19Isa
90 i-@ci 100 cases do. "a a Is i-2c: 2