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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-12-01
SAN Fn.Nr1scn An,

SAN Francisco, August 22, 1865
ADVISED by the undersigned, Mr., James Campbell
Of the Central Pacific Railroad, (who was then in
most deporable state of ill health,) placed himself
under the care Of DR.. Bourne, the Water Cure Ply
slclan Some six months afterwards he visited the
city, when accidentally met him at DR., Bourne's
establishment, and am happy to say, restored to
enjoyment of good health, and in fine spirits.
JOHN SULLIVAN
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90 DR.. Bourne treats all diseases of the throat,
chest and lungs-which includes diptheria, bron-
chitis incpen consumption, pleurisy, Group, etc.
with the greatest success Great relief is afforded
In advanced stages of consumption. Rheumatism,
paralysis, neuralgia, fever and ague, dropsy, etc
are also cured quickly pleasantly and economically
No medicine whatever. N
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WE call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of the American Shaft Com
pany. in another column. Having worked
out their claim, they now offer for sale their
entire machinery, consisting of 4O-horse
power engine, nearly new, and in good run
ming order, battery of ten stamps pumps,
tools. hosting gear, etc., etc.. at a much less
figure than it can be obtained anywhere else.
The engine will be sold separate. or the whole
establishment will be disposed of together, to
suit the purchaser. This machinery is ed
mirably adapted to quartz mining operations.
and should never be allowed to leave this
section of the county. We want just such
machinery as this to develop and work our
quartz lodges. Cannot some of the parties
engaged in mining in this vicinity raise the
funds to purchase it 1t will be sold cheap.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH

upon either Gold Silver, or Vulcanite Base
Also, ARTIFICIAL PILATES, and perform
all operations appertaining to the teeth, in
the most approved manner.
Persons having artificial teeth they cannot
wear. would do well to SECURE his services
for the rapid increase of his patrons is the
strongest possible evidence that his style of
work is not only appreciated, but sought for
by the most intelligent portion of the COM
munity, as being unsurpassed in their adapta-
tion and utility by any ever introduced into
this section of California.
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NEWELL'S
Pulmonary Syrup

has cured thousands and it will cure YOU il you try
it.
This invaluable medicine is pleasant to the taste:
soothing, healing and Strengthening in its effects;
tirely free from all poisonous deleterious drugs
and perfectly harmless under all circumstances.
Certificates from many prominent citizens Of San
Francisco accompany every bottle Of
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FIGHTIsTs.-On Sunday last, two inter-
esting subjects of the Celestial Empire, hav-
ing nothing else particularly to do. and feel
ing pugilistically inclined, gave free exhi-
bition of their milling" capacities in that
sweet-scented locality, China street. They
.pegged" away at each others 'smellers' in
a manner which spoke highly of their profic-
iency in the 'manly art" and the equanimi-
ty with which they Dor. heavy punishment
was truly creditable to their gameness. All
Chez won the first blood and All Sup the
first knock down. "Give and take was the
order of the day, and each stood manfully up
to the work without finching. Before the
battle was ended the police appeared on the
ground. and took the combatants into custo-
dy. During the melee pistol was fired by
one of the "fghtists." but unfortunately
neither of them were killed. Later in the
day two Chilenos, who had imbibed too free
ly of six bit brandy, quarreled over their
dinner. when one of them proposed to carve
the other into mince-meat. This culinary
operation not being relished by all parties
concerned, the would be "carvist'' was fur
nished with rooms at the Hotel d. Calaboose.
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RETURNING,

RET URN q,
Will leave the Monitor House, Mo-
kelumne Hill, on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays, at 4 o'clock, A. M; Campo Seco at
A. NJ. Poverty Bar at 1880 A. NJ, Canaan
che at 8 A. NJ. and Lockeford at 1920 A. NJ,
arriving in Stockton at P NJ, one hour
previous to the departure of the boat for San
Francisco. JOHN SMITH,
ol3-tf. Superintendent
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NEWELL'S
Pulmonary Syrup

and with one accord give it their unqualified appro-
baton We now address ourselves to all who arc un-
acquainted with this the greatest Panacea of the age
for the healing Of all diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs, assuring you that
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-12-01

A SPICY letter from our Nevada correspon-
dent, "Calaveras," arrived too late for this
issue. Wait till next week.
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DR.. Fl. mi. STUART.
DENTIST

" OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the citizens of jackson and vicinity
that he has closed his Office in jackson, and.
until further notice will devote his whole
attention to his Office practice at Mokelumne
Hill, where he is prepared to insert his supe-
ror style of
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is really the VERY BEST remedy ever compounded
for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat Asthma
sands Of people in California and Oregon have been
already benefited by the surprising curative powers
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STOP THAT COUGHING

COME OF you CAN'T, AND WE PITY
y you. You have tried every remedy but the ONE
destined by is intrinsic merit to Superseds al SIM
liar preparations is not surprising you should be
reluctant TO try something else after the many ex-
periments you have made OF trashy compounds
foistsd on the public a . certain cure; but
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In another portion Of tho room arc placed o
large number, one hundred or more, small figures,
carved from brass, representing Chinese in various
attitudes and postures, inferred that this was
some historical representation. There were sew
eral spreads of most exquisite embroidery work,
| the figures being OF the dragon and mermaid or
der, handsomely wrought i'll gold and silver, upon
heavy scarlet elk These were offered for sale at
$70eaCh ''.' - . ..
The third story is tho most important one, for
here, in oil his majesty and glory, sits the sJosh
Of Joshes Tong Gee. He is jolly, fat, and seem-
ingly very good natured old fellow; his mouth ia
| rather larger than is necessary for o mortal to
possess, aud he grins constantly. He is wooden
man, but a. great man among the Chinese His
complexion il rather darker than, that OF his de-
| voices, being Of dark brown. He sports nous;
tacho Of hugo size. He also had several plates of
oranges, candies, and pot Of tea before hiui.
Whether it happened to be his lunch hour or not,
l. did not ascertain. He was seated under canopy
OF richly embroidered silks, carved wood work and
artificial Chinese flowers, a! arranged with that
| taste and skill which tho Chinese alone possess
There was also piece OF embroidery work here
which ia the most beautiful thing, ! have. ever
tseen. It represents the High Mandarin Of China
| aud his two children. 1t was madein China and
/ imported to this country. expressly for the Tenn
| pie. As far as my observations extended, I judge
that the Chinese may have no service. There wat
| q large number present, but they seemed to be at
unconcerned as their visitors. ''.'' '-.-'' '.-
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To aDyEhT1sERa.

The Nav YonK News Is now taken thsousaout tto.
Southern States and the undisputed fact that IL has
larger crcuaiion In the South than the journals of t
New York Pree1 combined, viii ihsuro the attention. az
the commercial public and the public generally. 11
Advertisers now Awaiting themsolve. OF the oppora-
nifty to mako known their business through the column
OF IHE NEW YoRK NHws convinced OF the ifapors-
snee Of It's great circulation throughout the South In
consequence ofthe srpe rders received by hon csf
10 the Value OF this journal the beas medium, for Id
vsrsine. and the public generally depending upon pnb
iotty to secure extension OF business commensurate
with enterprise should not fall to become noquanto
with the unquestionabe advantages to be derived ou
announcing through tho columns Of ournse
whaeVe: rolaes to commercial or financial sttern
matter what may be the particular businass In WHOA
any party may be engaged. Address X. |s''i2 'ti
DENJAMtN WOOD. i'pt
New York Aesvs Buildine.
No. 10 City Hnu square. New Yc,,r.
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Tho Chinese in Enn Franciseo-VIsie to the
Pagan Temple.
E0r. Rochester Uniors and Adoerfiser.

3 ~
San FHiS6Tsoo, Feb. 17.-Wedneeday last be-
tahs the first OF the new year among the Ohibese
OF this city beiieve have told you that there
tials In this city. Among them are some very
;singsI of! the NeY Year holidays (tqur dayaGhave
ssse sssS seth n.t,ns g m d1 ,Sotss
Ohina- -toTa, Were most Of the ~ Johns Johns % reside
Many OF these mtrchants kept open house and
received thtir white friends with as much dignity
and tsrenony as "sny other man." Champagne
and other wines were expended with lberality.
who xonld honor them with their presence, and
building ssituste in niisetaby dirty alley, and ID
email building, three stories In height. The frat
story seenls to be Occupied Dis asleeping and smok
Ing department. There WAS number Of Till" Dhns'
e.t6s S.s SsEs sy5yR|g Is gt|I zig , Iss s$ek zig
ing ealutary effect upon my olfaotory organs. ]
nountsd to the second story All shout ibis room
.xere ohsrscsess IN the Uhfnese langnske, brilliant
lights were suspended from the ceiling, and 10!
cense burned upon the-severai altars whe.e wero
saido we're eatfapged what took Is Sc sfhndsfaS o.
poles upon which wets Bannets. These standafda
were spSHSantsd VIII Agurel, GAfyed from btsps,
sons 1e ,ep ,srape q asssG1s and OF vi
Pedoetal where an ugly looking animal Of Che
dragon speotas' received the homage OF the
.Johns:" Around M the ,anihaiio" we're como beau
81 OaS Tak, shbroiGsred Vors and f artifioIa
aoysfs. the whole being under . canopy Of carved
yo5k:Notk. handsomely silded with gold, ailvei
e Retore III. asoahaeaaslpss IDOL sess psSsS pste,
containing candles and cups of %, fryor
as an offering; g;fbhf the gentlo sspussy' WITH tht
inaniehse mouth and opon java touched them not
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MARINE. NEWS, ,
PORT .ORrCHA LEsTOH.

Ft:Hliy Arrived RsaseEday. aangt lfMkr 4
sDaa pol Tomas. ROsi. ifatanzas, as5s Ba,lsas.
sehr ftn Fra tti", Edgerty. Plymouth, O. Bling
les and Mdxc. TO sereyen q Nesbts. f''fii'
I'd ID-s From this Port. ,%,
sohr Presto, Briggs, at baltimore. May lat. EH't
~ Up for thfs Port.
steamshp Cumberland Resd. at Baltmors. Nay 1s.s 70
leave May :. 6. n ~, is,snA t',.,
Cleared for thas Fort. F,a.b..
Big Asnbrodo IisGt. stmbson. o. baltimore. nay /.
'rii "pft3rl lsat L1S ~. ~, t9.f .sa e0lleir =.
Memoynnda. ~
sPokEN Aptis s1o Ist 40 80 iohSsl, tho ahip amelia
Conner, tom Liverpool for Charleston. eThit
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DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY
WEEKLY.
TO THE PUBLIC.

VtHE NEW YORK NEWS HAS BATTLED AGAINST
i d Bpotism for four years Of blood and terror in
assertion Of the sanctity Of the Constitution aot
Ism sufficiently broad to embrace both sections has been
It's only guide refers with honest pride itn
record that it has not turned to the or tho
left under all the VOL nco of arbitrary powor.
True to ia principles THE NEWS has been through
the reign of terror 1t challenges public confidence in ta
honesty and independence for the future.
Tho political transition of the pres ent day opens to
The NEWS new aud wider field OF usefulness. Stand
Ing 1t always has, the involabiity of the Con-
situtiop according to the Interpretation of the strict
constructioniss it presol raylpg ground for ALL
both sections, who friends of generous
tsn. As rue and tried exponent of sectional amity It
occupies position which makes it the fitting mediator
in holding up to the party tf order in both Sections
aud principles that gave breadth and vitality
their alliance. As intersectionai agent devoted
freedom Of election to trial by jury to the sancty Of
the habeas corpus and OPP osed for four yers Of
terror has to the Capitalization that dares to
trampe on the rights Of States North South, THE
NEWS places itself candidate for support before the
great body OF this Once FREQ people.
The circumstances OF tho moment make the dissem-
mination of the principles of THE NEWS duty Of In
dividnal patriotism. Every mon who concurs in is
doctl inc must II he entertan true sense of freedom,
do In spirit OF Indifference, but rather with tha
earnestness of high trust Justifed, bound, In
his love Of liberty to do the proprietor places the
he makes here Of the public generally in the
hands OF those who give him the approval Of their
condolences his IL divdua agents Everv reader Of
THE NEWS not avoid the conviction of duty which
here pointed out the ground of the that he
urges its claims for wider support upon all Of hin
fri. nds and neighbors who give their earnest sympathiea
10 the Ct strct ruction," International
cation and all the rights Of the citizens under the syH
tem set up by fathers Of liberty regulated by law
Tho pre prietor Of THE NEWS calls, therefore, upon
good Conservatives throu hout the country to
discharge to their convictions Of political right ut this
great crisis in tie couLrys fortunes. the duty Of CIV
Ing to the influence of his paper, daily semweekly or
weekly. the wider power for good which 1t aeeks here
through the service Of its individual supporters
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t THE
SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY NEWS
THE

Thefo two Journals made up with apeclal Refer
ence to the wants of country subsc irers and contain
suoh variety of matter to lender them welcome to
every family in the land. In the matter Of LlTERA-
TURE, the chs ices stories OF the best writer's ara
spread forth in their coupns and excellent lite
rary matter Is furnished in Issue than be had in
many OF tho exclusively literary journals of the day.
Tho GENERAL NEWS ia admirably selected aDd con-
denaed. to give all the current intelligence in
resdsbo form as It can be placed. It comprises
ro every part Of the county, and Is always tho ls!e
The COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE la carefully prs-
pared and includes reliable MARKEr REPORTS from an
points, which not e1cel!ed by any journal In ths
country.
Send the names OF all Friends OF CONSTITUTIONAL.
LIBERTY, and ws will send them SPECIMEN COPIES
FREE.
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NIemphta Market.

MEMPHIS. May l.-CoffoN Tho Cotton market
yesterday opened buoyant account Of the
ponny advance In Liverpool 1hs advance had very
little effect the New York market all confidence IL
lost in the foreign markets. The dispatch quoted
Cotton dull at 80 to 81. There very little dong ii,
the market here. Holders offering nothing but
outside lots while buyers wanting In confidence
to holders prices few bales changed
at25 TO 40 for ddins Factors seemed inclined to hold
for better prices .. . $50 I,
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, May 3-CoTroN.-The market is some
what improved TO- day, with fair inquiry Sales
made ut "a to 25 cents for Mddng to Strict Midding;
and from rs to 26 cents for Strict to Good Middng.
GoLD.-Tho domand for goli is very moderate. and
few transactions reported Brokers buy at 126 and
ask l27h. ...
S11vEn-Uachanged. ,..s p
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, May S-TunPENrIsE-Sses OF 264
bbis 81 O5 tor virgin, So for yellow Dip and
81 81 for hard, per 25O lbs ..''.. -. '."'
sPIRIrs TURpENTINE-Saes OF only "a bbls at $50 per
gallon for white. t. t. 80 ~
RosN-wo quote sales of $50 bbls at to 81 for No.
and SO to ST rs for Pale. per 2S0 lbs -
TARA bbls sold at 81 Is per Dbl. ' ~.
CorToN-No sales reported; market inactive.
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NATURE'S own REMEDIES
Congress Spring Water.
Empire Spring Water.
Columbian Spring Water

NO NATURAL OR ARTIFICIAL COMPOUND HAS
yet been discovered that equals these
waters as q PREVENTIVE. RELIEF AND PERMA.
MENT CURE, for many temporary and chronic dis
cases. as proved by the experience of many thousands
who have drank them for years. with the most beneacia
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PORT CALENDAR.
oonsIgncos per south Carolina RniIroad
NAV 4.

$40 bales Cotton bales Sheepgs. bbs Naval Stores
cars Cattle, Furniture, and sundrlcs 10 stoney.
Rodgers & Co, Adams, Frost & Co, CoRgrose G W
Clark Co, Lauroy & Alexander, Graeser K smith,
Aiken, Gage 90. Cantwell Co. Austell. Mowry
h 90. Hunt Bros Holmes i Stonoy. f Wiss Co, j Is
Sloan, b Campben. w Williams, G " Williams &
Co, Kunck & Wickenberg, Fraser Go. q Mure Co,
Gibbes Co. @ Hopley Co. A Gibson. NJ Gold
emith Son. Il Walker.
Consignees per Northeastern Hniirond,
..aH-... - May 3. ..... ..-.
IS bales Cotton, II2 bbls Naval Stores cars Lumber
bags Cotton seed, Furniture. Mdze &c. To Adams.
Frost & o.. 8 Howard. Reeder, Lee 4 Spencer ]
Leonard, Dukes Il Co. Pinckney Bros, Shacselford 4
Fraser, L II Rodgers q Co. Il Williams Co, K
Ryan, B Barden aaillard Miuott.
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DnY Goops-BuBnesB active and prices rather more
steady. The warm weather has stimulated purchases
for conBumption Brown shirtings and sheetpgs are
rather lower but bleaohed goods firm, and no. In
superabundant supply. Drills rather and ac
tive ut the recent concession Prints moro active
and ateaby in prtcs. with reduced stock ainghsms
are scarce and steady. Lawns are lower. Denms firm
Stripes aove and we'll in price, Ticks
nlso In request. The wooen market moderately
tive Deianes mostly 80, but ut depressed prioes
sopabs good. OF do raee style have been selling freely
sasnets arc dull ahaals dull for the season. aud
are log IN price; The utmoat activity prevails 10 i'm.
ported goods which are, however, selinR nt very low
ptissG6eoW eSss Of i%pastaoE1 nsyegteieas tn.
fabrics All dress goods Of desirable styles very
tive. both IN private and at auction the importa.
tions continue sctiye Low priced undesirable ptylss
are saundant but sell'2A worstsd and woolen dresa
goods shaws, delaineP fancy and staple Biks, English
prints. and bisached cottons fnd ready market thd
iow Prices securing tho SALE The auction sales
large and hetVy 1hs fner eks are gought for Linens
are active q good prices The fall tp gold has apted
with great forco on tho foreign market Do 1t
has enabled mporters to 70 IL home at ess cont OF
than IS calculated when they ordered the
goods sad the great Of cotton has worked 70
| this. .ehd.-N!.T r. INDEPENDENT, Z =! :. = =
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May -CoFPER continues quiet We
have to notice sale OF so bags Rio at 2s cents.
rency.
FLOUR WAS quietto-day. Some inquiry for shipment.
but saes reported. Holders Arm, and quotations
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COMMERCIAL.
Tho Charleston Cotton Market.

Tho market settled down yesterday to moro HrmneBB
uarlty than had for several days.
Some $50 bales changed hands following prices.
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which will infhllibly, positively, invariably euro an
those torturing, perpiexing End debttatng synptoms
commonly known as FEMALE DISEASE, WEAKNRsA
IRRE9pLARrrIRB, etc.. which weary and render nm.
happy 90 m:ny women betWeen the ages Of IS and 60
remedy and from which wealth. position, deiicaoy and
refinement afford no exemption. ''
Read tho following: .r,;.-tr,.l-
!l.s "a .--.., o., LA1AYErTK XIX. Juno 81, 1850. e.
graduate Of the regular Medical Colleges. light
nontnn ago had peyen canes Of severe femAle e
constant Mysteries; ono had every symptom o. eplepHs
convnlsions oonsequert upon deranged menatruatton
others had whites falling rregl1ariheB and sl the
we're symptoms Of continued uterine derangsnlent
Having my attention called to MARsHAIL's UTERINE
OATOLICON, used Il, and it CURED every Ther<
has not been ang1o failure in its operation.
i.t,G.f '.t W O.. j. NoRTHINGTON, Ii. d.
nD-see that the seal OF the GraefsnbeSg Company Il
on overy bottle.-Ga .'saaL ,,-i7. ~ -.
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Total. ..6l7s 327D l1,47e
WHIaKEY-Some little inquiry. but market quiet at
81 70 225latter for jobbng lots Of City and West
ern. , ,.. - -.
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}. H., =. .55,509; n ass, 400 !

Included In the receipts of Whbatthe past month were
$4,000 bushels Western, Northwestern and 1900
bushels Canada ! I. - 9. :
MoIAssps-Thegs 10 nothing doing. Quotations steady
Last reported Stock to-day7l7 ,hhds e. tcs 40 bbs
Cuba and 3l6 hhdB Porto Rico.
PaovIsIoEs We report qaiet but hrm market
Thoro sales OF 80 bbs Western MeaB Pork at Sl8
Lard Is jobbnR at for Western tcs mo large saiss
Nothing doing In Bulk Meats; receipts light and held
nominally before quoted Bacon Bho ulders are in
fair jobbing demand 1885, and Sides are steady at
16ho Hams are nrp, but not very aoive; quote 40
23c rs 10 quality. - rF' - -
sALr-Ronaina quiet. Sales confined to lota from
obbers and prices without quoable change for Liver.
pool Island steady at 600 per bushe for lots
n tsaRp--Nething doing A snlaM lot Of Glover was
offered to-day. held at SO. No Timothy hers. Flax In
quoted Of 50 so per Uushel. "1f'|' T. 4, :! ''.. q
/ SUGAR Was In d.msnd to-day for rehning the sales
vers comprised Of $50 hhds Gnba at 10 to 10xc; BIS
hhds, do coed 1ohc, l6o boxes Havana l0A to lfko,
oil for refining; also. 100 hhds. grocery Cuba
ut l0o 100 do Porto Rioo at lOx 13c Stock of
gar here to-day is composed as follows;
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