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NOZZLE PRESENT TO GES. GRAsT.-A num-
Der Of citizens of Philadelphia have purchased
a fine house on Chestnut street, and have given
it to Gen. Grant for permanent home. 1t is 4
6ur-story double-front house, finely finished.
and cost 100000 The same parties arc furnish
ing it in handsome style, and expect to pass it
over to Mrs. Grant about the frs. of March. The
furniture is being manufactured to order The
following is from Gen. Grants letter Of accept
1t is with feelings OF gratitude and pride that
accept 2is substantial testimonial Of the es-
TEEN of your loyal citizens-gratitude. because
it is evidence of deep-set determination on the
part of large number OF citizens that this Wat
shall go on until the Union is restored-pridc
that my humble efforts in so grea; should
attract such 4 token from city Of strangers to
me- will not predict day when we shall
have peace again, with Union restored. But
that that day will come, is the rising
OF the morrows sur. | have never doubted this
in the darkest days OF this DARK and terrible re
bellion. Until this happy day OF peace does
come, my family will occupy and enjoy your
magnificent present. But until then DO not
expect desire to sec much Of the cnicyments
of q home fresidc.
CHuDREN.-The headaches Of early child
hood are on the increase medical men are more
than alive to the fact that children over
excited in the nursery, ana bat TOO ha-d-worked
in the school-room they are - forced as gar
deners would say, for too early exhibition in the
drawing-room. They pass too much ofttieir car
ly life crampcd into a sort of orderly, By drill
attained manners utterly destructive of the swee-
test most healthy characteristics Of true children
Forever from the earliest moment they can be
taught anything, they are hidden - not to be
rude but to behave pretty, as if, in real truth,
the prettlest feature of child life not sort
of rudeness-the exuberaRce of real nature
Martyrs to the vanity of our day, they are limb
hampered by the folly which makes them mere
dolls for the exhibition of their dresses and the
ingenuity of their nurses in dressing their hair
Taught department in character with their cos
tnme, they become, but too often vain little pup
pet limitations of men and women, all the win
ming artlessness proper to their age being thus
forcibly taken from them they strut about, prct-
" pictures, when they had far better be tumbling
about with the abandon natural to their age,
but which would at once destroy the claim to
that sort of prettiness their careful get up had
given them. This precocious training in the
nursery has its fruit in that great amount Of but
ter1ysm of which we see so much in after life,
in those stately, artificial, variegated specimens
of young-lady life of which every watering place
gives such n cloud. Much real goodness is there
in some of them but there is the same sad sense
of q out to be looked at " stamped upon their
gait and adorning, only Of ,n Older kind, rs that
with which at from four to seven years of age
they entered the drawing room to visitors the
dining room to dessert.
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a.1portnE. 10 Fema1es.

when female is in trouble or afflicted with
disease and requires medical or surgical assist
arco, thc inquiry should be, where is there
ph ysiciaa y;ho is fully competent to administer
relief. and whose respectable standing in society
recommends him to the confidence of the COM
munity? The Doctor, understanding how iinper-
atively necessary these requirements are. feels
called upon to nierpose, and ~ calling the al
toDtioa Of the afflicted to the fact that he has
been q PROFESSOR or OBSTETRICS AND
FEMALE DISEASES for twenty years, and is
.ullv qualified to administer in all cases. both
medically and sargcaliy not III T. superb cal
manner. bat in as thorough manner as years
of study and p.actcc-both in hospitals and
private families-can make, to save them from
the hands of the unqualified, INSCRIPTIONS and
designing. Therefore, families rely upon
him as upon father. All in affection find
in him one who can feel and sympathize with
and befriend them in troublc-one in whose
secrecy the utmost confidence can be placed
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THE CELEBRATED FEMALE REMEDIES,
compounded from the private prescriptions Of
! DR.. YOUNG have now obtained most extend
cd popularity, and correctly viewed to be the
safest and surest remedies for the complaints
for which they are applied. The constantly ac-
cruing testimonials of their efficacy declare them
to be pre-eminently superior in their action.
| 80 lady should be without these Renovating
| Agents.
None genuine unless procured at this office.
| Sent by Mail or Express, TO any part of the
State. THE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE :
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To Correspondents
! Patients residing in any part OF the State how
ever distant. who may desire medical advice on
their respective cases. and who think proper to
submit n written statement of such in preference
to holding personal interview. are assured that
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/ All letters must be addressed 20 the corFe-
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A Lone Miners Musings.

Old Sol having ended his winter days journey,
Retires to his couch in the beautiful West,
In the morn to arise and mark the same circuit,
With arlor renewed by his long nights rest.
As he closes his chamber, and hides his bright
light,
Dark shadows come stealing 'er mountain and
The air groweth chill all nature looks cherries,
Fen the stars in the heavens seem ghastly
and pale.
In my humble log cabin alone am sitting.
And muse on the present, the future and past
With no low d companion to comfort or cheer me,
There is naught all around me but solitude vast !!
Away, many miles, from the nearest of neigh bors,
am wooipg fair Fortune to make her my own !;
If fail twill not be through the means of
rtral,
For I'm sure am seeking her smiles all alone :
Though It's seldom that mortals my lone dwell
ing visit,
Because to them it seems cheerless and drear,
Yet the spirits of those whom l. loved in my
childhood,
Oft surround me a, night and my lonely heart
cheer.
Ny spirit then follows them back in their journey,
tFor It's hard to be torn from those loy' i ones
away)
And rcvels mid scenes dear and familiar,
But ever returns ere the dawn of the day.
Were it not for the guests (whom I see when in
dreamland,)
Who visit ME often, to cheer my lone way,
My home would iudA" be more checrless and
gloom"
Shared by them It's beautiful lovely cen gay.
/ 0, Fate tell me when may leave this lone spot
! Where nay choicest companions arc only ideal,
! And roaming far eastward once more view loy d
scenes,
And be welcomed by warm friends once more
who real. g. B.
| CHUBB's DiGGISGs February, 1863.
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I.1VIsFIiLa. :, 'rIy y. IsN!.
D2e. vN.-y7IyE MoTT. WiLLn1 Parker. AHp o1r1FS-
Gentlemen letter Of May t hts been received In
accordance with vour wishes have made
supply Your city and vicinity with pare article i
distilled Bourbon WHISKY which trust viii fEy meet the
requirements letter. Al orders addressed r.
John VI. late Druggist and ipotccary Of tn city
nf New York. lj Washington street. wiil be pronp:it
attended to.
Thanking you for your inl expression of confidence er
rer..;H very respectfully. yours truiy.
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Desrd Of Ssperrisors.-IIcnry Martin. chairman;
A. q. Price and $ Il. Short. First Monday In Februa-
ry, May, August and November.
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DOURBGN w Es!SkX
FOR MEDICAL AND FAMILY USE.
CIRCULAR to PHYSICIANS and OTHERS.

T oI'!SvILLE, (KYl JANUARY /. 1SG2-TiIE rNpE!',
signc respectfully calls the attention ot the hr"c''
Faculty Of the nited States the following ccrr">pGndrr
number oi the respectable and influential
WI = CUTTER, J2.
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Medical Institute

No. 80 Washington street san Francisco. cal
SEMINAL %E,xSRs2 or SPERMAroERHCA.-Tha
Young man who experiences that growing "eah-
noss IN his muscular and mental organization
should stop 10 consider whence il arises. He
viii ini in tie weakness OF the back, trembling
Of tie limbs. diSordcred digestion. unaccountablc
failing OF the powers Of The mind, diStastc fer
societr dread of impending trouble forebodiugs
Of evil, slccples esSncsS, troubled aud laciYiols
dreams accompanied by growing deafness. loss
Of muscular power and numerous other >Ymp
toms G? dis0rganization. the positive traces OF
that most terrible and destructive nil diseases,
Seminal Misunderstanding a1ay hi powers.
DESTROYING his hope e lie and manhood, ard
dragging him along Tie broken path cf bis
existence toward premature and loathaome
crave 10 him who finds his lie drinhiiag ont
Ia The discharge Of The vital principal OF existence
in rocturna. a-d Giurnai emissions. the mere
cessation of the causes ct it 2Y!earar~c 5fiars
40 assurance o, !c..e-.
Marriage tina, hcly c1icc. lie ,foE12rl cal
hone of manhood. brings 20 s;!" q one no hope
Ct c::c. at adds to h:s m;-ery t!:1t the conc who
.ooEs % ,l;;n for % much Of happiness, IS vie
tim 0. his e,il. aad an innocent companion Of
his punishmvnt. lie adds o his misery ard dis
order utTtii hope leaves him. There is 10 rescue
execp, in proper AID s.iii!ul treatment. Con-
suit then st once. physician whom long prac
ticc anl careful research. h.l7 made thoroughly
conversaut wi-h e.ery p.iase Of the disease
These who have nccomc tA2 victims Of solitary
vices, that dreadful, fascinating and destructive
habit which fills thousands OF sick rooms win
pa9alytics ard conzumptiycs aad hundreds cf
untimoly graves with it. misguided victims,
should consult. without moments delay, enc
who Will sympathizc with their su5erings. To
such Tie Doctor would especially address himself
Giving u each and all assurance Of PER
Feet sud PERMANENT CURE, 's'stoW h.1.-
dr4nea iron: jtsiress, ciG8J' q GI:., o. f>ar Il
egposnrs3,
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no CURE. NO PAY !
U,IIIs CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS En-
.SGa FraneiseO,

E Consultation by letter otherwise, FREE For d.
recon of letters, see below.
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Iczs;r- The following are among the many testi-
mouials received in favor Of WM. 7. CCTTEa

FcorT.
s. IiARr'5 TospIru- san Francisco, June s l''i-
w 7. Ct-9.R-Drar SIR have received the Boirh,,
VIII k. bottl,d and furnished for medical use by Win. T.
Cutter. .F under r,ll of Drs Valentine Mott. Willard Par
ker and other distinguished medical gentlemen Of New York
and have given i fir trial in Hospital ana flensc
to say We have found pIRE AsrcIE superior any
Whisky found in this country. and better tlan
of tho Brandy sold in this State Please send n few
en-say three cases. for the present. reman,
Yours, truly. ". \. CAcH0L. " D."
Resident Phy1icla 81. Mary Hospital
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~ No attention will be pail communications sent FOR
publication the JorRN. unless they accompanied by
the real Of the author This merely required TO guard
hs against imposition.
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL
Court Terms In Trinity.

Dfsfrtes CSsrf-IIon. Ephraim Garter, Judge; A. ].
tooihs clerk Second Monday in April August and De-
scmber.
(sssfy Cosrt-Hon. John Murphy, Judge; A. J. Loo
mis- clerk First Monday in January March, May july Sep
tsmber and Nov mber.
Probate (Osrs.-Hon John Murphy Judge; A. J. Leo
mis-, clerk Fourth Mon,lay in each month.
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Tia7IS,i CITY. y. T.. July -, 1861.
WV. T. CurTEn-Dcar SIR You aek how We like the Bour-
bon Whisky bought of yon for medical i'll the Storcy
county Hospital. We with pleasure that it is PtRE
medicinal notwithstanding in quality an! sim
liar article here For the purpose above stated
we much prefer ynir whisky TO Brandy sold higher
price J. c. TUCKER, n D..
City Physician Virginia. Nevada Ter.
J. II. PINKERTON. NJ D..
Storey County Phy sican.
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FOR SALE BY
j. S MCCAIN Il CO.. W. W. TINN1N & CO., il.
LANG and VI. F. GRIFFIN. Druggist, Wea-
verville. and in San Francisco by
Geo. F. Bragg & Co. and Crane g. Brigham
San Francisco, Oct. l, 1861. 33.ijl.
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Az old topper says the most precious things
now enclosed in hoops girls and whisky kegs.
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- ~. ~ 1. 1SE1.

W. T. C7r.l .I;. IaH'- ,iilo. hy.-nclr SIR: Eho g';
difficult, in procuring Brandy sufficiently pure r eicai
rIrpss has induced .a: ii DE FyscinS 81 tins V,riiii
ac; WHISKY substitute. h"ti in the Il ~ J.
tails and rve prlrc.. and the latter has ccn" in' .
s,.! general have II believe thai great "'a
raw sold is of very inferior llalit.'.
rcstinn that res!eUc" IA the vicinity ri 'tl MAI
rr.cturers Whisky <entuc, well ynnr skiil rs Il
Chemist. will c,ahieyo;! select 'aLe artc g a;' nav
ing fn confidence integrity We are e I" 'nrifr
whether YOU Will aid in itsing this arke. s'pu!ie'
=. ..., Ii ! u ~ 49, ~
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have used the Wheeler X Wilson about two
years. the Taggart < Farr six months. the Sloat
Elliptic about the same length of time, the Will
lians & Oryis nearly two years, and have dealt
in several of the small Machines, until thorough
" disgustcd with every Machine that sews with
only one thread. The FLORENCE is the only
Machine which has come under my notice that
gives perfect and entire satisfaction on all kinds
Of work GEORGE GILLIS
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CONSULTING OFFICE:
$40 ashin gton Street,
SECOND BUILDING BELOW ,ioSTGoIzRY.
Saa FraneiseO, California;
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IN GREAT VARIETY.
J. STRATMAN,
Major First California Artillery.
Empire News DEPOT, northeast corner of Wash
ington and Sansome, San Francisco
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have used Florence Machine for two years;
brought it across the Plains it mas never vet
been out of order. and can truly say ii excels
all other Machines that | have ever used. | ran
Il Ladd * Webster six months. a Wheeler 4 Will
eight months, and used a Grover 4 Baker al
tcrnately with Sloats for two years. | am fa-
miiar with the Howe, and several other of the
small Machines. but never used one that would
do all kinds of work equal to the FLORENCE
Mns. ISAAC ELLIS, Marysville.
After having Florence Machine in use nearly
a year, feel that | can truly recommend it as
being all that is claimed for it, consider it SUI
perior to any of the Machines now in use
Mrs. JENNIE A. EGAN
Wilmington, Los Angeles CO., Cal.
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Pure Old Bourbon Whisky,

ra the ue Of the sick We are very respectfully, ~.
yours tr1;..'
VALENTINE storT. NJ D.. DEWITT G ETas. u. ?.
WILLARD PARKER. u. d., f. y. CHAPMAN. " d.
Jn c. HUTCHINSON. u. D.. 4. OGDEN DOBEMERS. Nd.
AUSTIN FLINT Il. d.. Professor Of Chemistry
c. l.. MITCHELL. VI. T.. JAMES Il. WOOD y. p.
FR',.N H. HAMILTON, ". =. ". Z. +. RtXLGS.
raa:g.acu:ist Brookiy1.
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Previous to purchasing the Florence | owned
II, Uowo Snwintr Machine

Previous to purchasing the Florence | owned
the Howe Sewing Machine.
hrs ]. CRAWFORD.
Coppcropols. Calavcras County.
used the Sloat Elliptic Machine six months
previous TO purchasing the Florence.
Mus. MARY CAFFEY,
Drcsrmakcr lG Post ST. San Francisco.
We. whose names follow. owned and used the
Grover K Baker Sewing Machine previous 10 p1r-
chasing tLc F1oTcace:
Ms nary 4 Merchant dress-inakcr, so Stockton St. f.
,rs B. Weller ,lr'ssmakcr la6 Dupont Francisco
Mr.. ;has. Ilnay, 80 Bryant 81. San Francisco.
+. A. Love. Angels. C:ayrras county.
lr-. NJ. j. Roberts, Gld Howard street san Francisco
Ms h. H. }aylcy. Portsm,niti iiousc.
SIR. Julia Lyons. Flrert l. near Tchsata.
lirs. Harriet !lnwcs. d25 Post stre"i,
We hose names follow owned and used the
Wheeler Il N'ItEen Sewing Machine previous 10
purchasing :hc Fiorcace:
Nr~. ain. Hubbard st. ii.war) Franci-co.
,Irs. D. :. Eregcs. III FnI>ol street,
,ir.. i. Y.Iiis. ~ >toc.ton street.
sir. c. T.. Taylor. ~ Iun"nt .tretf.
>tr.. 1 Na-h. car. Stevenson and 81 erectq.
Mrs C. T. .iacl,soi. II I,or'.dn. II nnrai.i
5ir. Taora- 'iirci~ll, Molcln'nne Iil Caavcra- =
sir.. Sarah i. 'i:ilcr, sacraracm;o.
The following natnei persons owned aud used
t'.c Singer Sewing Machines previous to purchas-
ing the III ,f@ce:
.ire. L. I. Turner 90 ;cle street. Saa F4at.i-co
tlrs. II. = ,',bnrnc. ~ Powell street.
Ni~s innir Daley. Push S.. below St,rktaa,
augustus irow.l III Suite. street.
iirs. ?. .terb 6I3 Mission street.
.r Sarah ? Fic, ':rss-'lllrr ioa Stevenson street r
1ei:-~e cen fully and consricntiously in
dorSc each qualification claimed for the fLOR-
ENGE. have thoroughly tested it work of
I'll grades, and each trial has bceu cminently sat
isiactory. It takes hold of / delicate fabric del
icatelv, and Of 4 strong one with strength. To
me il seems more than machine-an almost in
tcIiigcnt willing helper. It's use is easily learn
cl. and its construction is certainly simple. |
know somcthincof the other irst-cass Machines
having learned to operate several This is the
only Sewing Machine have found reliable
Mrs. PERRY e. TEFT
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In my humble log cabin alone am sitting.
And muse on the present, the future and past
With no lov'd companion to comfort or cheer me,
There is naught all around me but solitude vast !!
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
ESTABLISHED BY

DR.. j. c. you n G.,
T; 1850. FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES OF
WHATEVER NATURE. AND
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
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Old Sol having ended his winter days journey,
Retires to his couch in the beautiful West,
In the morn to arise and mark the same circuit,
With ardor renewed by his long nights rest.
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AMERICAN FLAGS!
Bunting Flags
UNION BADGES AND PINS!

OF ALL SIZES, from co cents to 81 per ft
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13


TIE EPISCOPAL CoNvENTIoN.--The Phila-
delphia Ledger says:
The President has written a letter to one of
the most eminent lay delegates to the Epis-
copal Convention, expressing the hope that
the right hand Of fellowship will be given to
the Southern dioceses in order that at least
ono of great religious denominations may
preserve its natural organization The Presi-
dent thinks the example of the Episcopal
Convention in that particular will have a
powerful influence upon the National Legs
lature when Southern Congressman apply for
admission there next winter, This letter,
from such a source at this time, you will agree,
is one of the deepest significance. Late letters
from eminent Southern churchman, well ac-
quainted with the prevailing spirit of the
people, give assurance that the suggestions
of Bishop Elliott, of Georgia, that the South
ern delegates stay away from Philadelphia,
and assemble at Mobile, in December, meets
with so little favor that it will not be acted
upon. The general desire is to go into the
Philadelphia Convention just as if no rebellion
and no war had BEEN D@
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13

LIFE INSURANCE AND HOMEOPATHY I'm
December last the directors and shareholders
of the General Provident Assurance Company
in London held a meeting to consider the bear
ing of the system of homeopathic medical
treatment in the health and life of the COM
pany. At this meeting it was determined to
make an investigation into the hitherto unex-
plored region of comparative medical treat
ment, with view to change of rates in certain
cases. if such change was deemed desirable.
The directors after obtaining the requisite data,
submitted to the shareholders proposition
"to open special section for persons treated
by the homeopathic system, at lower scale
of premium than that charged on other lives.
The proposition was adopted, and the COM
pany is now working on this system.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13


The RIGHT SP1RIT.--A private note from
an old citizen of the State, to the editor, says;
:" In better days was a subscriber of, and
contributor to the Telegraph, and hope to be
both again in the good time coming The
great storm has swept by and left me high and
dry, complete wreck, what little property l
had all gone, and leg too. But my heart is
stout and full Of hope for the future. "-Macom
Telegraph
We are panied by the undoubted confrma-
ton of the rumor that Howard G. Wright,
formerly Of the press of this city, was killed
at West Point, Ga, on the 18th of April last
Mr.. Wright was native Of New York, but
he had made this city his home We knew
him we'll He was an excellent writer gall
liant soldier, and most estimable gentleman.
-Neao Orleans Times.
1t is not what people eat, but what they
digest, that makes them strong 1t is not
what they gain, but what they save, that
makes them rich. 1t is not what they read
but what they remember, that makes them
learned. 1t is not what they profess, bnt
what they practice, that makes them good.
Maryland is fast reaping the benefits q
emancipation. The PRINCESS Anne Herat0
says that several sales of land have lately
taken place in Somerset county, and at pric e.
from fifteen to one hundred per cent great
than the same land would have commanded
last year.