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thousands who have been cured by it, but in
the innumerable cases in which it has been
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out our signature
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Female Monthly Pills.

DR.. PERRAuLr is the only agent in Califor-
mia for DIR. BRIoT's Female Monthly Pills.
Their immense sale has established their rep
utation. as female remedy. unapproached
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or express to any part of the world, secure
from curiosity or damage,
Persons at distance can be cured at home
by addressing a letter to DR.. PERRAuLr, cor
ner of Montgomery and Sacramento streets,
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Francisco, stating the case as infinitely as
possible. general habits of living, occupation
ETC., etc.
All communications confidential.
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"WHY is the letter d like a ring?
said a young lady to her accepted, one
day.
The gentleman, like the generality
of his sex in such a situation, was as
dull as hammer.
Because" added the lady, with a
very modest look at the picture at the
other end of the room-"because ace
can't be iced without it, .
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-08-18

Mr.. CopLEY, the celebrated portrait
painter, and father of the late Lord
Lyndhurst, once met lady in the street
who said to him ns9
"Ah, Mr. Coplcy, have just seen
your likeness, and | kissed it because it
was SO much like you.'' nasn'
"And did it kiss you in return I'D he
asked.
"Why, no." was the reply.
f'Then,' said Copley, sit was not
like me" r
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-08-18

A CRUEL wag turned bald-headed
friend into an enemy by advising him
to have his head frescoed.
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w. TX. BOUCHER,
limited States Internal Revenue
WILLIAM T. COTTON,
Dcuuty Collector

FOR TIE
THIRD DIVISION OF THE THIRD COL
LECTION DISTRICT IN THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA,
Consisting of the county of Calaveras.
Office at the Court House, Mokelumne Hill.
Mok. HILL March oath, lS6o.-lm
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DR.. JULIEN PERRAULr, Doctor of Medicine
of the Faculty of Paris, Graduate of the
University Queens College, and Physician of
the St, John Baptiste Society of San Fran
cisco.
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An Agent Wanted.

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proved Bay State and New England Single
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DEFINING & CUTTER,
No Montgomery Street San Francisco
iy7:lm.
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JOB PRINTING
ns- From and after this date all Sheriff
IspuBLIsHED EVERY sATURDl

All kinds of JOB WORK executed with
neatness and dispatch. and on moderate term
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DIR. g. FISCHER,
Superintendent of Public
Schools.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Y all communications to the Superinten-
dent of Public Schools of Calaveras county
shonld be addressed +. o. BARSTOW,
Mokelumne Hill.
Mok. Hill, March 10, lS66.-tf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-14
The Spring Elections

The time for holding spring elections
draws near. The result Ot the charter
elections that have been held in the State,
have resulted flvOrably 10 the Republicans.
In the present position of affairs between
the President and Congress, il is all impor-
tant that Republicans stand by their organ
ization and their principles. Every loss
will be counted As a gain 10y the Democrat
ic press, who are at present the protested
supporters of the Administration. Let our
usual majOrities be largely increased. To
effect this object, the usual canvass should
be made with care, and efficient arrange
ments made 10 bring out every Republican
vote The rank and tile If the party must
shoulder to shoulder hight the battle, wicth-
er they receive or lose the aid Of govern
ment patronage We fight battles not
alone for success. but for the support of the
great principles Of equal rights and freedom
for old American citizens. This is not the
hour 10 lose the battle, but 10 make sure,
success in the coming fall elections Let
the all wheel horses fall IN. and pilot Us
on to victory. We cannot trust our oppo-
nents now. more than in the past. M
compromise Of principle must be- the motto
and the watchwOrd of success
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-14
Reconstruction in Texas.

From reports received, it is evident that
the state OF affairs in Texas Is deplorable
The feeling against the Union and It's ad-
hereuts, is n bitter now as at any time
during the existence of the rebellion. For
the crime Of hosting the stars and stripes
over his dwelling. Union man was lately
shot down 10y the armed mob. because he
refused 10 haul il down. In another case.
man raised flag aud was shot by the
mob for the offence, but succeeded in saw
ing his life and part of the lag. It Is re-
ported that Provisional Governor Hamilton
has been obliged for long time TO keep a
permanent guard about his house. and
upon the issuing OF an order withdrawing
the Union troops from the capital. he lad
determined To come North 10 Washington.
Ii Is evident that the feeling Is such
throughout Texas and other States in the
South, that the withdrawal Of Union troops
will be the signal for a general massacre OF
the black population, and all whites known
as loyal men. IL is the first duty Of Gov
eminent to protect citizens in their right
10 HE and property, and We trust that for
the purpose OF fully testing the reconstruc-
ton policy OF the President, the insane
purpose =: removing all the troops from the
South will not be carried out Cur only
safety is to hold firmly the soil in possession.
and not reeklessly to trust these people.
until far different spirit is manifested
rom that which now exists. There is no
Union until Southern men are ready to send
Union men to Congress.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-14
The Fenian Scare.

Our Canadian neighbOrs are in a fever
from fear of a Fenian invasion. The widest
rumOrs are in circulation as 10 the designs
Ofthe order, aud the volunteer troops OF
Canada have been called out and stationed
at Windsor, farls, ron oarnlu. odd stI..l
points near the frontier While we cannot
but indulge in n little complacency Of feel
ing at their fright, in consideration OF the
want OF sympathy exhibited towards the
loyal North. in its hour OF trial and danger
in defense Of the Union, yet We trust that
all good citizens will frOwn down any at
tempt to violate the neutrality laws, or to
precipitate an attack which must prove fu-
tile, and compel our Government TO inter
fere in the suppression OF the order, thus
complicating matters at home There is
DO sympathy manifested for this movement
by the Fenians OF Michigan, and it is con-
sidered, if attempted, fatal to all hopes now
INDUCED for the liberation of Ireland. II
nothing serious occurs, it will do our
friends over the border no harm to get a
little necessary exercise. in playing soldier
for a time.
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STATE ITEMS

state Teachers Institutes ara 20 be held
this spring, as follows: At Grass Lake.
March 10Th; Feutonviie. April 2nd: Flush
inc. April 9th. Worthwhile, April 18Th: Me
dina. April 23rj. Each Institute will COM
mence Il one O'Clock on the day appointed,
and continue five days. Able lecturers viii
be present, and all teachers are invited to
attend
Rev. Azariah Eldridge late pastor OF the
Fort Street Presbyterian Church ia Detroit,
has accepted the call TO the American
Chapel in Paris, and will leave on the Isl
Of May Or. El3ridge resigned his position
10 Detroit Oh account OF III health
An oil company has been formed at Co
runna- called the COrunna and tennessee
OIL Company, with capital Of SO 600
They are 10 operate IN Tennessee.
The Jackson ClnEsn says. there have been
several stores finished there this winter, in-
Guiding four-story block put up for the
f First National Bank
Carl Schurz * 10 be chief editor Of the
Detroit Post, and il Is said has removed Ia
Detroit for that purpose. A better selec
ton could no.; have been made
There has been great freshet in Oh,
Kalamazoo river, carrying away all the
bridges between Kalamazoo and ANegan
on the river.
The Jackson Eagle, lately burned ont
has resumed publication.
The 81 Cavalry are reported at Jackson
10 be mustered out
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-14

\ spirited railroad meeting was held
in WILLIAMSON last week, and a committee
appointed TO solicit subscriptions for the
purpose of organizing a company 60 be
known As the " The Howell and Lansing
Railroad company" The meeting al
journei TO Saturday the 18th OF March.
Meetings have been held both in Paw
Paw and al Kalamazoo. in favor OF the ex-
tension of the railroad running from White
Pigeon 10 School-craft to one of those
points Quite a rivalry exists and each
place is willing 10 make liberal contrihu-
tons
OwossO has voted 10 issue bonds OF the
city. Tor per cent OF its assessed yalu-
alton, to AID the Port Huron and Michigan
railroad, ii it interests the Detroit and Nil
waukee at that point
4 large portion OF the Grand Rapids and
Indiana Railroad is said TO be graded ready
for the iron
There is a prospect that the Harlem
road will he extended Northwarj. aud in
tersect the Western Vermont thus ma
king shorter route from Montreal ria
Burlington. Rutland aud Bennington 70 New
York
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NEWS ITEMS

Thirty distienes We're seized m New
York city last week. for violation of the
revenue laws. In one establishment they
found them making brandy from OLD ink
rollers, the molasses they contain making
them available for that purpose. Pleasant
beverage.
Last Saturday forenoon 81, 500. 600 was
stolen from Rufus Lords Banking house in
New York. supposed to have been taken by
% .no..h ,Isi,c 5000. GOO i,-erl a. oHsrod
Tor the arrest Of the thief aud the recovery
of the bonds.
Great Fenan demonstrations are taking
place in the large cities. Larre amounts
of bonds are sold. and the movement has
been greately stimulated by the suspension
OF the ha5eos corpus la Ireland
President Johnson has assured Gee. 7.
Downing that no sudden change Will be
made in the occupancy of the lands. 20
which Gen. sherman gave the freedmen
possession.
1t is reported that Secretary Seward has
assured the British minister that no viola
items Of the neutrality laws will be per
mittel
The City OF Utica has. by vote Of ]. p
O55. TO $50. decided TO take $500 600 stock
in the Utica. Chenango and Susquehanna
Valley railroad.
The Rhode Island Legislature has passed
an act. which iorbiis the exclusion OF col
ored children from the public schools.
The Detroit Daily Post Is to commence
publication on the 81 of April Now Is tie
time to subscribe.
There IS some prospect that the Bank
runt bill viii pass the House OF Rcpresen-
tatives.
Our 1000 Virginians have been pard0ned
bv the President under the $50. 600 clause
The Richmond Republican, favors the en-
igration Of freedmen to South America
The receipts for customs last month
we're over $4,000, 600.
Gen Custer and Fremont are in Wash
ington.
The former gives 4 gloomy account OF
affairs in Texas
Gen. Geary. is the Republican nominee
fr Governor Of Pennsylvania
There are 400 liquor dealers in Nassa-
chusstts.
Archbishop spaulding Of Baltimore a. 10
be made q cardinal
Gold now stands from $50 10 1872.
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Foreign News.

Fenian arrests are still being made in Ire
land and among the number several Irish
Americans II is announced that Earl
Russell. will resign. The Times deuoun-
ces the bad taste of Mr.. Bancrofls grafton.
The Military in Ireland is to be increased.
Sir Charles Phipps private Secretary TO the
Queen is dead.
The French expedition to Mexico has
cost up to the close of 1865, 81. 900, 600
pounds, and Z loss Of II, 600 men killed and
disabled Mr.. Theirs. has made 4 noble
speech in the French Parliament, advoca-
ting greater liberty Of speech and of the
press, and electoral freedom. He spoke Of
England and America, as the only civilized
nations where the viii Of the people was
consulted. He was often interrupted by
cheers.
1t is thought there may be possible war
between Austria and Prussia, in relation to
the DuchieS. United States sos Il to ~.
No battles Of late il South America
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-14

rotal............. 1 77 $50 sn 456
Repub. ma. now ..-.......1 59l Dem 90. IA G. SIS
Net hepuhlli al gain ---.-... . 20i
Portland, Maine, elects Republican
Mayor 10y $50 majority, against SIS last
year, being 4 Republican gain OF 3ll. The
total vote east was 3, los or Us more than
last year, the increased vote being less than
half Of the nett gain In this State. Re
publican victories are recorded in Hudson.
lillsdale, Battle Greek, Decatur and Law
ton. Rock Island, Illinois, elects a Repub-
lican Mayor lay l3l majority. while one year
a"o a. went Democratic by 200. being
gain of 33l. Des MONIES. the CAPITAL Of
Iowa goes largely Republican for the first
time. These facts show cOnclusively that
the republican party is not at all demoral-
lied hy The action of the President, but is
doing better at the polls than ever before.
AMI We confidently look 10 New Hampsbier
for 5000 majority for the Republican ticket
which Is below the estimate OF the State
Central Committee. always very reliable.
That state gave Lincoln only 5000 in 1854.
The Union soldiers are now home. and i'm
Michigan a. well as in other states. their
votes will count on the right side. They
were distranchsed in the field They will
vote for their friends now they are at home
aud the Republican vote VIII be the gamers.
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The Charter Elections.

The attempted fusion Of the Copperheads
with the administration, has failed in redu-
cine Republican majoritie's at late charter
elections held throughout the country On
the contrary great Republican gains are
recorded. As an illustration. We find the
following comparative statement in the
New York 1ribuDe. of charter elections in
that state
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-14

r. The Chicago Times proposes to Mr.
Johnson the arrest Of sumner. stevens and
Philips and the f0rcibe dissolution 81 Con
gress. The New York Times thinks either
the President or Congress must yield and
that as he Is unwilling 10 yield Congress
ought to do so. Has Congress any author
ity to NEEDLE with the government q al Q
What say the two Tines Of New York and
Chicaros
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speeiaINotlee.-. Gr.a. oals f,s

SPecialNOtice.-H Graf Gals from Iitls acorn,
0r0Ig The worst diseases known 10 tie human race
spring from causes 50 small as 70 almost DEFY detec.
ton The volumes u scientific lore that Ill the tables
and shelves Of the medical fraternity. only 70 10
prove and elaborate these facts
Thea guard yourselves while y0g may The small
est pmpe on the skin a tel tale aud Indicator Of
disease l. may fade ani die away from the surface
cd ths BODY but 10 FiI reach the vstAls perhaps Al
last and death De tha result aud FINAL close NAG
GiELs BILIOUS DTsrEP7Ic and DIAgRHKA PIIIs cure
where all othersfail While FOR Burns scalis Chill
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S-T-Is6O-X.-Drake's Plantation Bitter
Il-y parig strengthen and !aFigorate.
Toy create = hea-sy apletlts-
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Thy cF.rcsnl- Effects OF ll-ir.ia AIT ite hours.
Tl,g Strengthen Tho system AMI IN. ven the m-nd-
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Tl~y Qsriy H. breath AMI -cid.ty ~ TIE stomach
They cure nyspep=. aui CoustiPaslou-
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hey cure Liver Compliant And Nervous Estdlche
ley az tie best B.tiers IN the Eorld. hey make
ths <eAk strong and ar eIhs1stei nzt1rss great
rsstorer Ley are made e, pare =. CroiT Rsm. the
Celebrated ca say1 Bark roots ard herbs and are
tsker with the pleasure o. . beverage, without re-
gari 70 age o. tine - cay P-r1i-1lzrly recon
men1ei . 5eii-.ts perso-s reg 1Lrng ge1tls stn1
iant sold BY al Groosrs. Dr1ggists Hotsis and "a
ions. OuIy zeu1lne when Cork Is covered by or
private C. stamp Bewzre q coa.terfeits and re-
filed bottles P 4 DRAKE Co,
5s2y1 = PARK Pow, SeT YORK.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-14

ANoTHEE STEAw.-At the late election i'm
the village OF Muskegon. the Democracy
aud Administration Republicans run a so
called " Union Ticket, " against a straight
out Union Republican Ticket The Repub-
hcan ticket was elected by majorities lang
ing from l9 to IS. MuskegOn goes for
Union and liberty.
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The best strengthening Plaster a. the
Porous Plaster Of DIR. AIIcOek.-Thev are

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warrlnted q keep good twenty years but may be
rsi rned fJr fresh asters without charge
IMPORTANT QUALITIEs
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i-cei 70 uss y0lr plasters- were one constantly
t1r az months sad DID more hard work during that
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Sc- the concurrent resolution. 10 which
Jarrett Dvais Is so much opposed and con
siders virtual dissolution OF the Union. if
II passes asserts the power of Congress to
keep out the rebel States until it chooses
70 admit them by the passage OF proper
DILL 1t has passed the House by a large
majority.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-14

President johnson. never weary OF par
doning, has exercised his executive func-
ton in favor Of a Northern counterfeiter Of
the fractional currency. The Nation sur-
Sests that as this counterieiting Is par ~
cei'spce an offence against the poor, that
the President have Z moro careful eXamin-
alton made of the rcvOted states. To find
more objects of executive clemancy IN that
quarter, 80 that Northern counterieiters
may be- len to serve out their terms
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-14

AwARDED--The contract for furnishing
the ties for the Port Huron & Lake Michi-
gan Road, in St Clair county. has been
awarded to Messrs. Woodhouse & Green
hougb, ofCanada, old contractors on the
Grand Trunk.
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70 In reply to 8 second call from the
Senate for copies Of the orders. letters. IL
strustructions, commissions, SC, used 10
reconstructing, the President has respond
ed by sending them il The first request
was made last December. Perseverance,
succeeds in this case.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-14

CArGHT AND PUNISHED A confidence
man was arrested IN Eaton Rapids last
week. lis was pretending to represent
the firm OF Damn q Co, OF Chicago. and
was selling sealed envelope tickets for p
cents ia the lottery enterprises OF that
firm, agreeing to forward the prizes drawn
10 a few days. He succeeded in mulcting
some Or the unwary citizens OF that village
20 the tune OF SO or Sl2 each. bu- at last
came across one who recognized him a the
individual who had ileeced him in days
gone by. who had him arrested The con
idence man" was obliged to di-gorge, and
pay over 10 the authorities OF Eaton Rapids
some Of the i'll gotten gains OF his efforts
IN other places for his presumption We
would warn the public against all such udi-
viduals, and all such enterprises. No man
or set 81 men can be found 80 generous as
10 give more than value received, let their
promises he never 80 iatterng.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-14

Great preparations have been made
throughout the state for the manufacture
Of maple sugar, this spring. We trust the
weather VIII be favorable for the production
Of this most t0othsome OF all sweets.
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rkksoSAI-We hereby tender our ac-
Ano~iedgments to \. B. Jones, Local edi-
Ior Oh The Republican, for valuable editorial
assistance rendered US during three weeks
absence.
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lAI REsTING.-We notice the proceedings
Of public meeting in Ann Arbor publish
lshed in the Journal Of last week, aud also
the proceedings OF a meeting in Coldwater,
published in the Gazetfe, in neither Of which
are the objects OF the meeting set forth.
Each meeting adjourned to meet again.
such things are interesting TO the outside
world
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DIED.

PHEL"s.-ln this city on The first Instant % Jung
fever, Mrs. Nancy Phelps. ID the 18th year 81 her
age.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Get the Best.-The Florence sewing Machine j.
the best IN the world FOR family Gives the least
trouble 10 the operator vii do the greatest amount
Of work with the least machinery Of any before the
public. Cal and See for yourseives n the City Book
store iu Lansing
5t-m6 4 J. 1uIF Av.-t
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Thc Cnnfcssinn. E,n.ri.nc.n

The Confessions and Experience Of "A n
InvaIid--Pull.shed as 4 benefit AMI caution to
young men and others, who suffer from Nervous Is
Oiaiy Premature Decay Of Manhood. &c, Supplying
Al tie same time the Means o. Sell Cure By one WHO
has cured himself aiter undergoing considerable
g-ackery- Ry enclosing a post paid addressed en-
Selope, silgc copies, free Of charge may be lad o
the author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq..
aolyl Brooklyn, Kings Co, y !
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By its use girl n L Or j vears ca1 lc re r1s.
ios q a. " 1ary family F,iy t11us1ri sid r re-.
month IL SsE Torz Cay @ll1e. EFerF fo1ssEeer-i
should have C1s- Tie trade s.r- sl
Also Tor he Ce'ehraLec