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RedingtOM & Co.'s
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER

This valuable preparation containing in a
highly concentrated form all the properties
of the Jamaica Ginger. has become one of the
most popular domestic remedies for all dis
eases of the stomach and digestive organs.
As a tonic it will be found invaluable to
all persons recovering from debility whether
produced by fever or otherwise, for whilst
it imparts to the system all the glow and
vigor that can be produced by wine or BRAN
dy, it is entirely free from the reactionary ef
fects that follow the use of spirits of any Kind.
1t is also an excellent remedy for females
who suffer from difficult menstruation. giving
almost immediate relief to the spasms that SO
frequently accompany that period.
1t gives immediate relief to Nausea, caused
by riding in railroad car. or by sea-sickness
or other causes.
1t is also valuable as an external applica-
tion for Gout, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, etc.
REDiNGTON g. CO.,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
jy2S:6m:is.
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NEW YEARS BALL AT MoKELUMNE HILL.
-Ihe citizens of our town will give grand
ball. on New Years Eve. at Leger's Hall.
As starter, they have engaged the services
of Messrs Church Jones, deseryedly the
most popular musicians in the mountain
counties, for the occasion. A Committee of
Arrangements has already been appointed.
who viii see that ample preparations are
made. No pains will be spared to make this
the finest affair, in every respect, ever given
in Mokelumne Hill. We shall publish the
programme soon.
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Teeth FILLED

In the best possible manner. and warranted.
Also. teeth extracted without pain, by the
use of the principal anesthetics.
MOk. Hill, Aug. oath, '66. n3:tf
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SAN Francisco, August

SAN Francisco, August 22, 1865
Advised by the undersigned, Mr., James Campbell
OF the Central Pacific Railroad, (who then in a
most deporable state of ill healthy placed himself
under the care of DIR. Bourne, the Water Cure Ply
sician. Some six months afterwards he visited the
city, when accidentally met him at DR., Bourne's
enjoyment of good health, and in fine spirits.
JOHN SULLIVAN
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DANCE AT THE MAY PoLE.-The social
dancing party given at the May Pole House,
on Sunday evening last, by Mr.. Calm, the
gentlemanly proprietor, was very pleasant
affair. Everything had been arranged with
ian eye single to the comfort and conven-
ience of the guests, and nothing which could
add to the hlarity of the occasion was left
undone. Dancing commenced in the after
noon and continued-with only an intermis-
sion to allow those present to partake of a
most excellent supper-until two o'clock
Monday morning. The music was all that
could be desired. Mr.. Calm has given a
number of parties at the May Pole since he
became proprietor of that institution, and by
the careful attention which he always pays
to the wishes of his guests, and by the vi ban
ity and suavity of his manners, he has made
his house one of the most popular resorts in
this vicinity. The daIce on Sunday last
added to his already enviable reputation as
successful caterer to the pleasures of the
public.
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ET DR.. Bourne treats all diseases of the throat,
chest and lungs-which includes dptheria, bron-
chitis ncipien consumption, pleurisy, Group. ETC.
with the greatest Great relief is afordsd
in advanced stages of consumption. Rheumatism,
paralysis, neuralgia, fever and ague, dropsy, etc ,
are also cured quickly. pleasantly and economically
No medicine whatever.
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MAMMOTH GROVE HOTEL.

"HIS DELIGHTFULSU SUMMER
Resort, situated in Calaveras county, is
now the great attraction of the sightseeing
public. The proprietors will endeavor TO
make the visits of their patrons pleasant and
refreshing. They need scarcely say anything
about the Trees themselves, they having
been written of in all the leading journals
of the world, by such distinguished travel
ers as Bayard Taylor, in strains Of astonish-
ment and admiration. A fine stable in con-
nection with the Hotel, where stock will
receive every attention: also, safe Saddle
Horses for those desirous of visiting the
Basaltic Cliffs. San Antonio Falls and South
Grove. Persons coming from San Francisco,
on arriving at Stockton, will take Sisson's
Line of Daily Stages, reaching Murphys at
6P.M. Stage leaves Murpbys every morn
ing for the Grove, returning the same day,
SPERRY l. PERRY.
Murphys, June 28th, 1866. Je3Otf.
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TOB PRINTING EXECUTED WITH
d neatness and dispatch at this Office.
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REMoVA AL,
NEW GOODS !!

MESSRS. BACH 4 BRO.
MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
w citizens of Mokelumne Hill and vicin-
ity, that they have removed their
STORE AND NEWSPAPER DEPOT
To the building next to Meyer Davidson's, on
Main street. Messrs. Bach & Bro. have just
received large stock of
CIG.ARS, TOBACCO,
PLAYING C.1RDS,
CUTLERY, CANDY
STATIONERY of all Kinds,
And all other articles usually to be found in o
VARIETY STORE
In the rear OF the Store is a
Barber Shop, Hair-Dressing
Saloon and Bath House |!
Where those desiring Steam, Hot or cold wa
ter Baths. can be accommodated at all hours
Give us a Call
Mokelumne Hill, June 2, 1866. Ie2:3m.
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CALAvERAS CHRONICLE.
SATURDAY,: -. NOVEMBER II, 1865.
Again.

A couple of weeks since we advocated the
idea of forming mining company on large
scale-a sort of joint stock concern-to be
composed of such of our citizens as felt able
to expend small sum, weekly, in the de-
velopment of some one of the numerous
quartz leads which have been partially pros
pected in this vicinity. We do not know
what the opinions of others may be on this
subject. but we think that it is only waste
OF time and money to continue the old sys-
TEN OF prospecting. Anyone at all convers-
ant with quartz mining is fully aware that
it requires capital. No matter how good
lead you may possess, or how favorable the
location, the opening of the mine, and erec-
ton of the necessary machinery, involves
the expenditure of large amount of money.
Prospecting enough has been done, but not
in the right manner. Labor has been per-
formed on many different leads, instead of
being directed to one. Concentration should
be our motto in the future, as the opposite
has been in the past. Wemust work togeth-
er, bend all our united energies, expend all
the money we have to spare for such pur-
poses, ON one claim. There is no use in wait
ing for capitalists to aid US any longer. They
are not going to do it. We must help our
selves. If We could only thoroughly develop
one lead and get mill in successful opera
ton, and thus demonstrate beyond perad-
venture that our quartz veins are really
valuable, we would have no further trouble
in procuring the money necessary to develop
other leads where decent prospect could be
obtained. Capitalists. like old BIRDS are not
to be caught with chaff but let them once be
satisfied that our mines are rich, let them
become assured that there is money to be
made out of them, show them the glittering
dust taken from the hinty rock, and there
will be no further difficulty in disposing of
quartz ledge that makes half showing.
The citizens of Mokelumne Hill ought Ger
tainly be able to develop one lead. If it were
thought best, some one of the partially pros
pected veins in this vicinity could be pur-
chased, or an entirely new lead taken up,
Just as the stockholders thought proper
There is scarcely man in town but could
afford to give something to forward such an
enterprise, not so much with the idea of max
ing money out of it at present, as to establish
the character of our mines and invite the at
tention of capitalists. The machinery belong
ing to the American Shaft Company. which
would be quite sufficient for the purpose, can
be purchased very cheap, and the opportu-
nifty thus offered should not be allowed to
pass unimproved. Will our citizens take
some interest in this matter. or will they. as
heretofore. allow the wide awake Amadori-
ans to get the start of them:
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and with one accord give it their unqualified appro-
baton We now address ourselves to all who are un
acquainted with this the greatest Psnacea of the age
for the healing Of all diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs assuring you that
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Having made my purchases with the sim
gle idea of
QUICK SALES
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DANCING GScHooL.-Ihursday evening next
November 22d, Church & Jones will organ
ize their Dancing School at Leger's Hall.
These gentlemen are by far the most popular
teachers of the Terpsichorean art who have
ever taught in our town, and they will not
have the slightest difficulty in procuring a
large number of pupils. They have been too
long and favorably known, and their reputa-
tien as being the most successful teachers in
this portion of the State is too well establish
ed to need any concentrations from u.s.
They had very fine school here last Win
ter. and gave such universal satisfaction that
not one of their old pupils will miss this op-
portunity of attending. Dancing is an inno-
cent amusement as well as an elegant accom-
plishment, and we advise all those who wish
to acquire proficiency in the art, to be on
hand Thursday evening next.
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BALL AT WEST PolNT.-Mr. Charles Z.
Mead, proprietor of Mead's Hotel at West
Point. announces that he will give a grand
ball at that place, on the evening of Novem-
Der 28th, the night before Thanksgiving
Neely's quadrille band will oe in attendance
which is proof positive that the music will
be az fait. Mr.. Mead informs US that if
those who favor him with their attendance
on that evening do not have first-rate time.
it will not be his fault, as he is making prep
,aratiens for their accommodation which can
not help being satisfactory. He extends a
cordial invitation to the public in general
and our citizens in particular. to come up to
the Point" and enjoy themselves on that oc-
casion. Charley Thrall or "Griff" will take
you "dirt cheap"
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MARTHA WASHINGTO
HAIR
r ReStorer. g q

Is wonder of the world, and stands
above comparison with any other ar
III ticle for the hair ever brought be-
is fore the public. Sold everywhere,
NOT Price, 81. SIMMONDS & CO.,
A Proprietors. Fitzwilliam. N H
DYE REDINGTON & CO.. Agents, San
Francisco.
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STOP THAT COUGHING

is really the VERY BEST remedy ever compounded
for the cure Of Coughs Colds, Sore Throat Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Consumption. Thou
sands Of people in California and Oregon have been
already benefited by the surprising curative powers
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-11-17

N. B.-Be SUE to ask for the ''Martha
Washington" Har Restorer, and take no
other.
REDINGTON & CO., Sole Agents.
4l6 and 418 Front ST., San Francisco.
jy2s:6m:is.
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Wholesale Agents, San Francisco.
my22:em.
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Wholesale and Retail Importer and Dealer,
No. 428 Kearny Street. between Cal
ifornia and Pine. three doors
southeast of California,
San Francisco.
San Francisco, October 4th, 1866. oc6:3m
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ECLECTIC MEDICINEs.


NEW TREATMENT & SEW RREDIES
oFFIG SDs 81, CESmE v EEELISes, ". Va
DR X HAVING SECURED TIE SIR
IL VICES OF an intelligent ssSES1ar-- who
VIII attend 10 the PT5paTuon o. Elsdl-
sctnss- putting Up PRESCRIPTIONS &C. VII S7a-
bic him 10 give -noHe attention 70 out pa
tents especially 10 his many friends IN the
country. BIS Tnedicfn@ are all prepared in
az own office and all delivered TO his pa
tents BY hInseif Dr.. r treats al dissssss,
both Acute and Chronic with which human
ffr Is AFFLICTED. He has q large number Of new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful IN many Of ltloss obstinate czlss OF
Chronic diseases which heretofore have bezn
supposed 10 be incurable, among which may
la named COuSuLDpIaO1- SEnO1nla- DIS
charges from the Ear, Ozela- Enlarged Glands,
Cdnes-s ana SE1n DlsSas<@s- MS me1s o.
treating Liver DISEASES, Stomach Complaints
Bronchitis and all diseases Of the Threat
and Air Passage Hyp=TtEDphE and al O-tI-
er diseases OF The Hea-L SeuEzizta- EPILEPSY,
Spinal Affections, and an diseases OF The NeT-
Tous system, Is acknowledged BIZ all who have
teSted j TO Be the ZnuSt certain and successful
ever known TO the medical profession. D-. X
has been eminsntly successful in the trez-t-
MensIruI DISTINCTIONS, Painful MenstruSfion,
LsucThea- Uterine and OyzTion TumOrs-
P-oIapsus UIsH and al Nervous diseases 70
He raakes a specially in the treatment Of
AL Chronic Aheciionsof the Genito Urinary
Organs, viz: Cata-Th OF Bladder and Urethra,
Irritable Bladder, and NOn-rets1uon- and
Ddbbling Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Gravel, Dialects and Difficult Urinafng, Sy-
GhonaTThea, its implications and ssqusllse,
speTmatorIbeaa and ImpoIsncy, and all afFec-
tons consequent upon youthful indisc=ettons-
Also special attention paid to the treatment
of FiSfulas. White Swelling. ScrofulOus
Sons, Naricose Ulcers, DC Persons afflicted,
particularly with old Troublesome cases.
should lose no time to cali on or address DR.
KISSER- Communications containing fee
promptly noticed. once PRESCRIPTIONS and
medicine cash For visits in city, same as
other physicians Otfics hours, 9 A VI. 70 u
NJ. Z. N TO z. NJ, and p II. toeP NJ
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Board or SUFERvIsoEs.-The Board
Of Supervisors nnet yesterday morning
at 10 O'Clock.
Presenf-AIessrs.S Wilson president, ]
Salisbury, Wallace. HandlRn, Jacob,
Alexander, Good, Cooper and Simpson.
The following bills were ordered 70
be pads
Bin OF j. q @. Mendel, for misceIln-
neons expenses OF Court House and
fail, e. 81; OF Campbell, Frew 4 Co. for
public printing. $50 25; ofLewis Baker,
Tor public printing. ST4 o.
The Following petitions were pre-
scented:
BY s. s. jacobs and others relating %
the repair OF the Wheeling, West Lib
efty and Beihany turnpike. Referred
10 the Committee on Roadsand Bridges
for report
By August Miller, for license 70 keep
a tavern In Richie township, with The
privilege OF selling splriiuons liquors,
wine. ale, beer, porter, and drinks OF
like nature. Granted.
II was ordered that the subject Of fx-
ing The salaries OF township clerks be
referred 10 a special committee, consist
ing or MessTH. HandlaDs GOOD and
Jacob, for report.
The Board adjourned At II oielocki
A. NJ, to meet tomorrow At 10, A. NJ
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Sound, Sound the Truth Abroad"
WEST vIR GINIA's
RELIGIOUS AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
BOOK HOUSE,

A SOTHERsUPPLY OF EBERLY CEDAR
A TrusEes received and for sale, lower than
the lowest at ODBERT'S Truss Emporium
End OF Stone Bridge nyl5
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LIME WHITE LINEN DRIEI.ING. AND
Z Fin0 and Wide Bird Eye DtAper q Old
prloss. ll11rll -. q. RHODES.
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We Az VOW REFINING a TvRy
aE-ez stock & eaS5as s1yie<os
Foreign & Domestic
DRY GOODS!

Mar o. them having ossn b5rEAi fo- Czs1-
= -1E5eESao L NSsE YORK, - P-acS a lo= =
tszf1Es tas va
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PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS

TyHIS COMPANY HAVING ORGANIC
i ed in April, 1854, In conjunction with the
ven known firm Of Cache q Coz as a joint
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LIE MI HLR DRE@IEs new
halt dime which & j1s1 beng EsFGek II
the 9 r5fzd Ses1S Mint, s Of rszrz nickel
approse5I1g TerY nsU1y liz EppszR-
larger tbsa The E1ekle cents, ths differ
eDes N handling bang - Rs4 thzE
miszzksg Vii 1ndo2bfedly oecw fra
qnsnfly unleB the thin copper csnfs
take ths place Of tbe nieEeL 1bs ssE
piece Il 3 reT MA: coin On on= side
4 has for esofrs rsd4 the Ordinary
sh3sld crowned with lzurA wrath
which hangs gracefully over Tbs Eioss;
fhss Is sEfLoouu1sd DT The notSo -In
God re lnE,S EDd a ths bzse the date
ISHd On the reverse IS Lbs 5E1cminz-
i5oaz 6gnrs n the esafrs Of circle
Of sas-s5 over zae 6z1rs are the words
A=Cu5tsd sara" and under 3 The Ero-c
ScsDA-" rs an 4ecep.zb1s co5n- bu1
might hsTs bssn improved b. = lttzls
Do.e Width.
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We notice BY advertisement in an
chez column Of so-dzys paper, tbzt
Professor RoElzr = sn e1ArEs OF the
mathematical department Of The Wheel
inz Ccsufosreiai CsHeez- We eonz-zt-
rlsts 1hs Principal Of the College IN
Obtaining 80 abls and experienced <
teacher. Mr. RoEIsy HIS had over ser
en- pears zEpsrssles Is teacher. has
aid with Distinction 3 Greek End
Mathematical chair in Padaczh Col
leze. and Is well qualified TO give in
stTue4io1 in Business or Classical Col
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TIE exhibition Tonight at Washing
ton Han pronlses TO be one o the treats
OF the season. To those or our citizens
who We're fortunate enough to witness
the elegant exhibition or last winter II
needs no word Of cou1mendatfnn it Is
enough 10 know that this = under the
same management.
Fvery one who delights II The beau
fffnt. tie artistic. the elegant, Will, n
F1oseibIe. be there tonight. Let the
public show these young ladies and
their accomplished Instructors their
afIoffs % offer their friends A delig htfnl
evening are fully appreciated.
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Nrca Il LTTTL-To keep cool, b fast
tlzab5s, and do zg oebsS do, is 20 drink Cd
h.sr1is See eold soda wz1es. nss5s 81 The lztsss
Ezy1s md n IN sppa-ztus er.eIled By pone
We EpeaE DE truth Ebsa Es ssy 4 = the
hDsss Fosu.stn n fbs CITY To b fashion,
able Is 20 use KfnEis A1nb-us5z- Eh5eh i he
o1Iy p-epz-stsoa 1hzs IS Sa--zussd % Esss0=e
gay hair 70 Is original ooio-, o. p-sTs1t and
ere bsI5nez- To do a. oths5 DO i 70 by
Al y01 want In he drug. peEfu1oeEy, Dnis0n,
and pure Bs1or the Al od6sEtis fancy Ding
AID p-sz1p6o1 SIRE end Of stone bridge
Wheeling, wesz Va JUN
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CEawH OF CO1EEzZ-BEe ElIi
ban adjourned meeting Ct fbs Bard
this evening, II Onion Han Al ths
msmbegs ara expected 70 IL prSs1I,
and Euy IhInz thsy mar have % bring
bsGSts fbe rn2nzgssS VII b Et1scoEd
70 promptly. We Up5ez 70 - Large
sElf1, on. ss Ths-s = 51S5rsss OF E-szi
frnpor1R1es 70 be brouzht t9rEz-l1-
There HIS De@1 = gsDs-E5 Zn1s1rz1sr-
s.s15taE Is 70 Ibs privilege o nslnn'=-s
( 10 s-+g-5 -Esz -nsssz1E. T5s mars
ssSrs earnestly request al The DsnbzS
% b prssof ii TIE regular osslngA.
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oSEPILLIs A DOSE.

Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themselves 50, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in that condition laSt
they invite miscarriage" after which at'
monitor, the Proprietor assumes no reSp0nsl'
bility, although their mildneSs would prevent
any mischief to health, Otherwise the PiL-s
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sALAEIEs FoE T0wSsHIF CLEzEs---
The stsscssl committees Of the Board Of
Supervisors had under consideration
All Of Yesterday Afternoon Ihs nI1Dg o.
Z regular PER d5eza salary for toUnshsIi
clerks. The feeling seemed % ts IN "a
Tos Of fixing fbsiT giloEsoess a about
tEfrt- or forty doliarz- Heretofore
some o! them fave been receiving as
high aS ssTeuty-hye dollars II viii Be
Quirz Z reduction.
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SostaT- Ss,se IA. C1rssdfa M Co. I.
HABIT Hnic1 EuuEzIiT ETeEIE % a lrzt7.-,..-
rzTS Iho2szo6s q Yong Ksl q u -
ezcG5saf tsz=z1s AID b-1Ilzzaf tz5sZi=--- -
TEIszlfT ozb==Ee have eo-Zoasz E-l-t-
Szlat=S With he La1o6z-S q szlszuz-sr, =
EzE=5 70 ecSse- the living Eyrz- - -
80, Srsn r,a1~-zEDez -
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STRaSeE PAIEzETx-No less thar
fo1r women djsd suddenly njgbt b,zsore
Last IN PsfzEDurZh and AllzghsuE CiETs
among Eh0D are Mr. = n PsEsssi2-
mi nj Nh D. O-Sei5I- Sfrz1Es 10 sly.
ssel. .,ri1f 70 tbezr dsmfsa. IVES II tx
esllerf hezlth znd EPiTitE-
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R~ CooI--DTop x ths D5ug siore Of Z
B1zk1nE. No. Odd Fs10Eis Han, zDd TT 3
Etz1s q iIis Sparkling Ioe Cod So3z Ysts--
He frzs 5zsz PIT Up M nDesz Soda WatsZ aE-
2s-apzs IN me ely, zEyJ : pTsaTes SoszTzIisil
Soda Ta1eg eAszp9 fbsn sTsZ. Oily celIis
= Eizz. q 3 T5ekesE SoE dOllzr- The sapsb-
orsty over al ozbeT appa-ztC4, claimed By
tbs ueE one Is, tElss Dsather the sJTuFs, 2OE
Tie Easer oo1nez n o1r1a1 E1sh z1y metal.
hsaeeit muzz Be more 8ealfhfai AuEeea
~ is us 4 S EaEa y beat-
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Hose FAIE-Tbere Sill Be : borss
fair and sock exhibition Al the far
Rr1hDds on WbeeiiDg Islaod on The 4ih
The trials Of sy=-ed VIII take place IN
the following ORDER
Al half past one O'Clock, for pre-
IriuEn OF so o, open 70 all tRotrlng
borsss tAzt have never beat three min
utss fnpublie= mile heats. best in )
At ffalf past Two, 7. n, t0T a premium
OF 800 %, open fozn trcstting b0rssss n
f,zrpess. mile bezts, t.es. IN 5.
Al half pasz Ihrss:, p II, for q pre-
Tniun Of So %. open 70 81 psesrs. Lai1e
bsats5 best IN 5
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FEE EssEATIS@-Sunn & Co,
q Main strsss, have ios9 received The
finest elHzvings ever brought 70 this
city. T5sE are copies Of ting noss Ssle-
Isrzted rsaintinzs In he world Tbsrs
i pot = trashy p5ctuTs N the loL Call
es-iy and make Four se1sezl0ns-
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RIVER NETs.-Tbe river was rising
last evening, with eight feet water
The Hudson leaves to-day for Gin
einnaa AZ O'Clock p. m
The Kate Putnam left yesterday
afternoon for Cincinnati and Louis
Tbe rev siats left last evening iol
Cincinnati
me pittsburgh papers contain the
I.asi evening at twilight the marks
on the MonobgahelA bridge indicated
IKE feet. On the Allegheny there Rert
Eve feet ten inches and rising. Dis
patches from Oil City report three 5ee'
eight inches Al that point and rising.
The new and handsome steamer Ara
bian, Capt. Bishop, f. announced fol
Cincinnati aud Louisville. This boat
was built under the suPeTintsndenee o.
Capt Jacobs and her commander. She
has been fitted mp In a superior man
ner. expressly for low water packet
10 run between this port and s.. Louis.
She Is n credit 70 all concerned in get
ting her mp. Capt, Blsh0p has our besi
wishes for Success. She Will leave TO
day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-22

WEATHER.-F0r tbs bsDeft Of those
thst are not aware Of tbe fAet, Ne VII
EIzie thst the weather, for couple Of
dags past. has been very fair, lin fzct.
-, fsis thar We are almost melted !
Hoop skirts are IN their glory, promo
EsEifBR Ihs streets, and dropping az
store tIOOrs every few stsFs, steeTE-9
hitler By pssiLs Of bright eYes aud snail
fssee, and some accompanied BY their
gai-LGals, seek lonely Places 20 P'O1r or
fbeir sweet iIseoBrsss OD-sbs weather,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-22

NJ 6. DAT. Oft stsubezEiIls
Re1uLd- i n The city. and EsH NIX On
oar LnertshEufg 70 solicit advertisements
fog his paper We eommsod Mr..
D. 20 tAs eonszderz9iou Of GER buszDess
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-22

AccIpRssT II KIRtswoop Yesterday
5slorning as Mr.. John Bneey was en-
gagged In making an excavation for
the foundation Of hcuse In Kirk
1-ood- for Mr.. William Stewart, the
bank feil in, and falling upon Mr.. Bu-
cey broke one tzhis legs.