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DIeOPOSAIS FOR WOOD.-Proposals i0r n
l. Cords 4 feet seasoned Hickory and Maple Wood
viii be received, payable in cash on delivery. Ad-
dress, stating price per cord delivered, ID. +. C.,
Leader OHice. 1904 ~novIs:266
VHlIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IRON AND STEEL ASSOCIA-
TON, viii take place CT the BOARD OF TRADE
EOnAS- in the city Of PLiladelBhia. an MEDNEs-
DAY, the 18th Of December, lo65. A general attend
ance Of Iron and Steel Makers and Manufacturer is
expected and desired.
81 H.. ~McALLISTER, See'y Pro Tenn.
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ga FO ii. MOORE,S IL STAND, 10
Ontario street, curner OF Michigan, 10 buy your
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$4,000 ! . M0H = MA AP \. n !ils6
and wel-known LOAN OFFICE,
on Securities Of every kind, viz Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelfy, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and
all personnel property md Etivlos of ruiuu, Uu tire must
satisfactory terms. Business strictly private. Es-
tabhshed ISL. N. B.-A variety of unredeemed
Watches, JeWelry, Guns, ETC., for sale at bargains.
Ofice-csrner Of Water and Superior streets, over
Davis Il Piexortos Clothing Store.
Oct22 J.C. WAGNER.
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ROR sALE.-Grist and Saw Mill, Water Power,
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DOR SALOON Refinery, in complete or
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u
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What in hill is he ~palavering with
the Democrats for asked once Others
can hardly be brought to express an opin-
ion. about him and 1 have found very
few except the oficeholders who were
warmly and without reservation his friends.
"He's ~pardoning cursed s%coundrels all the
time, such as we We been shooting out here
on sight l"Why don't he hang JEFF. d.
Wis, as he said in the Senate he would I?
"Well, he's got to play his hand out
soon, and Wen see whether he's go
to desert us" Such are some of the
1 hear among the East Tennessee
ans. They don't give Mr.. johnson up
but the mar who pleases East Tennessee
must be much more ferocious against reb-
ELS than the President has yet shown him
self.
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Agate writes from the South to the
Cincinnati Gazette that in Knoxville, Ten
nessee, he people are inclined to be re-
served in their praises of the President.
We quote aSfollows:
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For Grass Valley. Nevada, San Juan, Marys;
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COUCH & HILLS LINE OF STAGES,
Ar Lnrrobe, on the Plncerville and
Sacramonto Valley Railroad.
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ERNEST a. ERLANDsON,
Commercial and Insurance Broker,
OFFICE lie William street Cup stairs), bo-
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY!
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(Up StaIrs9
VIIHERE ALL DEATHS IN THE CITY
w nre Registered and Permits grnnted for
BurialS; also. Removals OF Bodies from the city.
All Orders for Interments In the Citv Cemetery
promptly attended to; also, In the Masons' and
Odd Fellows Ground. .. ....--...... - .
All persons arc liable to fine and lmprison.
ment who bury In or removs from the city n body
Of q deceased person without q Permit from the
President OF the Board Of Health. no24 II
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TRAVELLING AND PRBIGHTING.
PLACERVILLE
AND
SACRAMENTO VALLEY
SRs

RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGE M e Mt.
IN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. AUGUST
~ 18th. TrAIus In connection with the Sacra-
ments Valley Railroad will run as follows:
Leave shlnsle Springs at and 1880 A. NJ anu
3:45P.M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Trains will leave Shingle Springs for Sacra-
mento at 10.45 A. n, and leave sacramento Tor
Single Springs at 81 An. Ls.
The lO:i5 A NJ Train In from Shingls Springs
runs in connection with tho Steamboats, on the
river, and the Pioneer Stages across the noun
talns. .. .'.
The 81 A. N. train from Sacramento will also
connect at Shingle Springs with the Pioneer and
Overland Limo Of Stages for
PlaeeryiIIe, .a...
Genoa,
Cars0n City,
e..E Virginia and
As well as with the mountain towns throughout
FL Dorado, Alpine aud Esmeralda counties.
Couch g. Co.'S Stage Line connect with this
Train at Latrobe, conveying passengers to oil the
No counties. Tho 6 and l0:45 A. N. trains down
connect with tho Pioneer Stage Line at Shingle
Springs, and with Couch e. Co.'S Stage Line at
Latrobe. r.~-. ..E.s-T H0. ...f.
FREIGHT will be taken on all trains except
the 6t A. u. train from Sacramento, and the lO:4o
A. N. train from Shingle Springs.
au2l If +. A. BISHOP, Superintendent.
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ERNEST A. ERLANDSON

GArE UNITED STATES MAIL AGENT,
Receiving, storing, Forwarding, shipping
AND EXCLUSIVE
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

.... .I. PRIVATE
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
NE. Cor. jackson and Kearny sts.,
SAN FRANCIsCO,
The e,s Eradicate, :;a, 2: sSses ta.sos SSsP'1 Es;
Years in Sacramento, and The
last TArse Years IN SdH
Francisco.
DIR. TOZERs
EXPERIENCE IS OF FORTY YEARS STAND
II Ing and during that time has met with unpar-
aeled In the treatment OF all those dlseAses
generally known as
Venerenl 0r Chronic.
It's impossible here TO mention all the diseases
with which he Is familiar; some perhaps VIII not be
out OF place, The most formidable, the most ue-
strucive TO mankind S Self.I6use fhe brain being
the seat of the disease the whole system suffers In
consequence. l VIII here enumerate some Of the
symptons so that those afflicted may be able To
form an opinion in regard TO their complaint, and
seek advice In time, thereby saving themseiSes
world OF SUFFERING Nervous Debility, Loss OF Menu
ory Pain in the Limbs and Back Paipltation OF the
Heart, Trembling OF the Limbs, Headache. and an
Aversion to Genial Society, especially that OF fe
males.
There are great many more; but these are sum-
Gent and should you be suffering nom any OF them
call on Dr. TOZER, and he will cure you In q short
time. wIthoutany interruption In your busness-or
state your case by letter, and there will be no occ-
Ion for your calling at the ONCE.
Structure Of tho UrethrR
.--,,-,,.- -. =. ,..,,n CAM, ,o-
Is ahotner lHrinuo'e eiS shS SI,.ss an, inSorn IN
one OF my Sn0uaIS pn ,, .na. srss' az, sSsss
SOurSen OF Is teIIio'e 'e'"''N' A"V
eured ma e"u uaSs'
T., ,u,h.,r v.,tonS forms either Primary. Seconda-
ry or Hereditary, completely eradlcateI irom the
system Your constitution being restored 10 perfect
health there will be no danger OF handing down TO
your children that terrible disease known ~ Scroll
ula.
Syphilitic Disease,
As presents Itself on this coastis OF more forud
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OF nnsoPe s ,s m ae IA !, ,ndicS ~ TsS.nS Ss
ease Those OF you who have visited the two latter
Countries no doubt have seen the dreadful effects
or n on both the native and foreign population. II
rsauIres altogether dIiIerent modes OF treatment.
. MI o,a u...,.
INV W"
eScept 10 dry up the disease on the surface leaving
show Itself as sesoPdsry disease IL an assraya,ed
and think can say without ooastig thsn nave nSSs
physician In California dating as L dos trSm Sds;
II becomes you: tne'e'Ore''" 'n'hN "e' oe'''e ~"
Who Il the proper one 10 consult. an on expeIl-
enced one, or ono VINO mas recently Hettleu ahonSst
your
MY Plan n Purely EeRctaote'
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PIONEER LAUNDRY
NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER THIS DATE THE SUB
" seriber will run Laundry Wagon daily
through Gold Hill. and will do mp clothes In the
best style and return them when required Thank
ful for past favors he most respectfully solicits
continuance Of the patronage Of the public.
Iul9tf .. JOS. y. HALL.
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" RlcOrd Acton AMI Bostwlck are little account.
except dry up the disease on the surface leaving
the poison In the blood. which, sooner or LATER Will
show Itself as a SecoDdary disease In aggravated
form. These facts have learned by experience.
aud think can say without bOaStlng, that have
seen more practise In these diseases than any other
physician in California dating. II does, from lSI9.
Ii becomes you. therefore. to think well before you
employ physician.
Who Il the proper to consult, an old expert
rnced one or one who has recently settled amongst
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DIR. CIIAS. III. TOZER'S
... 1.. PRIVATE
NJ MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
N. x. Cor. jackson and koarny sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO,

The Gyea, Eradieator Of Special CoHpIdints, for.
meTiy of Locks Hospital. London EiSh
Years in Sacramento, and the
last TArse Years IN San
FroHeisco
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DIR. TOZE R's
Vcnerenl G Chronic.

EXPERIENCE IS OF FORTY YEARS STAND
II Ing and during that time has met with unpar-
alele success In the treatment OF all those dseAses
generally known G
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-21

Passengers for Drytown, jackson. hokelumnc
Hill, Sonora. Columbia and other pointsin Sou'h'
ern California. will connect with
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PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
co by Boat at 4 P. NJ. will take the Cars at
Sacramento, on both roads, ut $50 A. NJ, for the
Lake Bigler Route, will change TO Stages at
Shingle SpringA For Donner Lake Route, at
Colfax Station; arriving In Virginia, by both
Lines, In Sc hours from San Francisco,
Crossing tho Mountain by Daylight
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RE TUR MING:

Leave Virginia, via Placerville and Lake Big
Ter Routs, at I p. N. and P. NJ, connecting at
Sacramento with the San Francisco Boat at 2 7.
". next day. The =. N. Stage will connect with
the first morning train at Shingle Springs, giving
passengers six hours In Sacramento.
BY the Dutch Flat and Donner Lake Route,
will leave Virginia at Ais r. NJ, connecting at
Sacramento with the San Francisco Boat at2P.
n. next day.
The New York herald., 1865-03-20
"How do you 90. on. fa.her,o fasked.

"How do you got on. father" fAskcd.
swell, msssa dis oro niggcr gets on poorly ~ You
see Massa calls mo young man and makes dis niger
work like boss"
elias massa any money herofn asked some Of tho
boys
''Lots OF dls ere dead money"
'swhy do you call II deadf"
,swell, you seo, II o hoss Ia cut you call him ore
woundsd ho Is sootohsd tsybly no dies like dis ere
money!
'How do you like the Yankss" Askod tho old African
sYsah, ycshl Yanks One; not llks tho tollow-fseed
rebs look, who lib on corn ooeo and swash all dere
libess" while tho old African making this phllo.
sophcal distinction overheard q liitls picaanny
Whisper
Mamma, do Yanks have good fse.-not like DO dcb'l
a. massa ssya"
The planters told all sorts OF absurd stories TO their
slaves about 70 fghtoh them at our approach
Thoy Informed them that We wore killing all the male
children, and yoiIng the men and women ~ oxen, or
selling them In Cuba
nm WHITE nAvn
The hmous whiio slave into lnss this morn
ing and reported General Logan His nsns s James
La Roach Of French descent by his fashcI His sreot
grandmother pretty Indian girl, sn1 reared by
Mr. Toncns BY whose son abe hid daushssr who was
sold TO Mr. wcstcrn Of ohareston who had daughter
by her Tho httsr w@ the mother Of our slave, and
kept In servitudo by her halfsisor MIRA Smith, who
Afterwards cold both mother and children % hearess
traders, who traricked thom over tho country This
man was abos. forty years OF aga sght build, long
sandy hair and whiskers, and evidently without q
particle " African blood In his veins yet hs was the
bondnan Of his kinsrlAn.
MAiR's SERVICES.
Tho following letter from 0snera Howard 70 General
Blair fully expresses his Of the importance Of hs
movements on the extreme right
UEADQv irrrps DzrAenr,u ArNr or rus Tgyv~sys,(
fsAa RIyrR's BRpug, 3 G., Feb. 3 1865.
Major General y. 7. DtAiR, Jr -
GgStrAL-Aow mo 10 concratur's you on the success
achieved by your command Ia breaking tie Inc OF the
ets strength saf met NJ every crossing With defiant
b0,.n a. Your First division, under Major General
N0war, Win srpsf jrcr Hbln caloity cleared Whrpy
swoilp, seven bprDed b. 5tts and tho rued filed with
faled troe4; mnie EDccss4l reconnaissance 20 Hr0x
tons bridge, fonia " cDony destroy and 10 lie.
f5rd no carptwar, Nso, aided BIZ tho hlnh W nos
mounted lnfniry, drove back the my reached kv0rs
bftsoa quickly 10 arrcut aud eetualiy pret ent
Tie te'iruclon. The same division, puder he @no
plaGiiabia ieadouaip, IN day ueac tvO lntgatry
"a twpy thrcuah Tue swamp milo and hrf ~ OK
tent, Gemou.tiaied strcn9y the cGenya f'rtin 4
font, ou9noteF turned Uis position ~ piaHted ts1f
Grnv XXI LIS eastern shore ~ tss indeserhsy uRly
III tetcher al tasNas doug IL rc hae of dutlefi
t0a4t Nni sH@fp ~. nte NIL ~ htfF irs fuin hhi
wt.R. AyaFF0ssth ~ tisiau unf, 3r wa Mpor a,no-
lal ics * smith, aiso crossed tas wdc Z u.n5e.
tonr swamp NWNng u wat.r ehn'a Hu k9.e, 8Eir.
i IisNee NtN@f 4y tN1 VIE ar and NWt ali f&l.
i.f rra ifen re *, Which IA. .t haso Aaa toA Ga-
4a5 n.,-e-i..a.tAss os tAy victory mc ao abandon.
The New York herald., 1865-03-20
Mr.. Il ID. wessSsn's Despatch.

rAETcv'tLT, n. e., March l2, 1853
There thousand and ono incidents connected with
She march OF tie army through South Carolina which
ssuld noe enter 1so general review Of the movements
sni witch Lave ~cscrved for second communication
fAeraps ioe 1ics aloro curious study and when
acconpaac they have been in this Instance by the
siraEsc Incidents which will naturally follow tho forced
ss-porary alaaysraa1ion OF Massachusetts, and South
Csrclira they rlako curious volume indeed
rix.E1Ss tTFkorvE foacE
The plan Of tie canpasa con.einpiaed the movement
y. ccncrsi soolms two corps--ths Fourteenth and
Sgsnaelh-up the Savannah river to threaten Augusta
v.e tie rish. ring movsd into the ate OF South Caro-
sns from Beaufort II 10 70 Charleston The robes
sHo known be IN corldarabe force al each or cso
N nnd s was not In Ito programme 70 attack oithor
1 ,nnan's iiea wao to col Possession OF ono or both
v lJat a ngit cad the permission given to-day 70 tho
snglionia Of li5 army TO insc,ibs "Chagcsonn upon
l. r blnnrs Is evidence enough that ho pretty clear
Ea.ded Ia hs caoIatiCul IA In the Georgia campaign,
D. Tan rnaGe gr5as gocroi of biz definition yot tho
&c ny .sov not WHARF 10 provide Tor BITS lmlng
g.en as0 I'D beca cut vL at tho oya1sa.lon Of ~.