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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-28

DOWNFALL OF JEFF.-A few days since,
Dan. Lamphear's Newfoundland dog jeff,
accompanied a gentleman, who was horse
back, on short Pasear up to the race track
Upon the gentlemaH's return he was IL mus
the dog. A person riding along the road.
on the same afternoon, heard noise which
apparently proceeded from shaft close by
the road side,sand in passing the slaughter
house he informed the butchers that "a
sheep had fallen into the shaft" Upon pro-
eeeding to the spot and lowering man
down, the supposed sheep turned out to be
Mr.. jeff, who wagged his delight upon be-
ing released from his uncomfortable quarters
Although the shaft was some seventy feet
deep, he was uninjured. 1t is supposed that
he was intently engaged in endeavoring to
form more intimate acquaintance with a
rabbit at the time the accident occurred. 1t
Will probably learn him to be on his guard
in future.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-28

CHANGE OF PnorNIEToRsu1p.-E 1. Rcy-
nolds, gentleman who resides at Indepen-
denceFlat has purchased the West Point stage
line formerly owned by Mr.. c. W. Thrall.
There are two lines of stages being run be-
tween here and West Point, and the oppo-
sition is very strong between the respective
owners. Mr.. Reynolds, probably from his
long residence at Independence, is very in
dependent sort of man, and happening 10
have healthy sack of dust which he had
no particular need for and feeling in mood
to run opposition to something, he purchased
the route just to show his independence. He
is buying UT every pound of hay and grain
in the southern mines and has hired driver
for twenty-five years. While in town he
paid up his subscription 70 the CHRONICLE
which ought to convince anyone that he is q
gentleman and scholar. May his stage al
ways be crowded.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-28
NEWELL'S
Pulmonary Syrup

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., 1867-09-28
soon as convenient

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CorPERoroL1s.-
About half past 9 o'clock on Wednesday
evening last, a fire broke out in Kelley's
Hotel, Copperopolis, which destroyed large
portion of the town. We have been unable
to learn whether the fire was the result OF
carelessness, accident, or the work of an in
cendiary. The following is a list of the
buildings destroyed Kelley's Hotel; Emery
< Cutters store; Parsons livery stable :;
Taylor's saloon; Courier office; Donnelrs
Market; Express and Telegraph Office. We
have not heard the amount of the losses -
The reflection of the flames on the sky was
plainly visible in this town, some thirty-frc
miles distant. Too much care cannot be
taken to guard against the ravages of fire in
the mountain towns. When the flames once
get under headway there is no stopping them
with the limited means generally afforded by
mining camps. "Everything goes"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-28
STOP THAT COUGHING

COME OF YOU CAN'T, AND WE PITY
, YOU You have tried every remedy but the OSE
destined by its intrinsic merit to supersede all SIM
liar preparations. 1t is not surprising you should be
reluctant to try something else after the many ex
periments you have made of trashy compounds
.osted on the public as a certain cure; but
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-28
GOLD DUST.

Having resided here for many years, he
feels confident of giving satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage.
F. NEWBERGER.
Mok. Hill. sIarch 20, 1867. m23:tf
, 1867-01-11
aEgalla &EjaIIa Statestnatl.
EyRNIEe, JanasrI II, Ise1.
WeIehing the BnpYT

"HoW many pounds does the baby weigh
Baby who came but month ago -.
How many pounds from the croWning curl
To the rosy point Of the restless toe ?"
Grandfather ties the 'ksrehiefs knot III
Tenderly guides the swinging weight,
And carefully over his glasses peers,
To read the record, "Only eight
Softly the echo goes around;
The father laughs at the tiny girl
The fair young mother sings the words,
While grandmother ImoothS the golden
curl
And STOPPING above the precious thing
Nestles kiss within a prayer,
Murmuring softly little one,
Grandfather did not weigh you fair.
Nobody weighed the baby's smile,
Or the love that came with the helpless
one.
Nobody weighed the threads Of care
From which a woman's life is spun.
No iade1 tells the mighty worth
0flittle baby's quiet breath
A soft, uuceasiug metronome, NJ.
Pntient and faithful until death. lEF
Nobody weighed the baby's soul,
For here on earth no weight there be
That could avail; God only knows
Its value in eternity.
Only eight pounds to bold a soul,
That seeks no angels silVery wing,
But shrines in it this human guise, ..r
Within 30 frail and small a thingl
Obi mother, laugh your merry note
Be gay and glad, but don't forget
From baby's eyes looks out soul
That claims home in Eden yet
, 1867-01-11

A JUDGE SURPRIsED.-An unwonted in>
reference with the decorum and dignity of
the High Court occurred the other day. A
case had Just been decided, and Mr.. Roberts,
the presiding judge, was engaged 10 some
other business, when he was startled by see
ing lighted torch held over his head by
some one in court. On inquiry he found it
was the losing party in the slit just decided,
who said great injustice had been done to
him, and he was now holding torch to en-
tighten the court and enable them to admin
lister justice Mr. Roberts directed that he
should be fined so rupees for contempt of
court The man proceeded te state his opin-
ion still further, when he was 6Ded l0Or.
He was taken into custody, and released on
the 6ue being Said.-Deihi Gazette.
, 1867-01-11

A STORY has appeared in the French pa
pers about the late Marquis de Boissy, which
appears too good to be true. The eccentric
Marquis, as is well,knowu, in spite of his
furious ousaughts on la peride Albion, in
the corps Legislatif, was a complete Anglo,
maniac in private life He dressed in the
English fashion, entertained English guests,
and kept up his household with English
servants. During his lat illness a lady
called upon him, and as she sat by his side
she remarked, with some alarm, that her
companion played carelessly with revolver
NJ. de Boissy said, 1 beg pardon, Madame
but all my servants are English, and | an
obliged to be on my guard, as the rascals are
capable of anything.
, 1867-01-11

nR. JULIEN PERRAUkT, Doct' 7 Of Medicine Of
IL The, FacultA Of Paris, Graduate Of the UnVeri.
" Queens College, and Physician of the 81. John
Baptiste Society Of sam Francisco. s
DR. PkRRAULT has pleasure to inform paiients and
others seeking confidential medical advice. that he
can be consulted daily at his Office, Annoy Hall
building, Northeast corner MonigOnpry and Saen-
mentO streets, San Francisco Rooms No. O. 10, II.
hrst fQor, mp stairs, enhance % either Montgomery
or SaeninentO streets. H..HH# .faa. Hr.
DIR, PERRAULT . studies have been almost e1elu.
sivey devoted TO the cute of the various forms q
Nervous and Physical debility, the sult- Of njuri-
Gus habits acquired In NVuih, which usually tsrniD.
ate in impotence and steTiGiy, aHJ Permanently in
duce all the cOncOmi,ants Of old arr Where secret
nfrmity exists inv oivhg'the haBpiness Of lite and
that OF Others reasQn and morality dictate the ne.
ceSsity OF its removal for il Is fact that premature
decline Of the vigor OF msRnsed miRimonhl On.
happiness, compulsory Smglo life. eiG,,; have their
sources in CAUSES, the germ OF which is planted IN
carry lte, and the biier niiI hiSied l1hg ateTHa:
patients aborinE under Ibis comp iht will complain
ni one or moro Of the following symptoms: Nov
turnul Emissions, Pains in the Blck and Hsat,
Weakness OF Memory nrl Sight D,svBargy from ibs
Ureth-a on going 10 stool making water, the n
tellectual Faeu lties urv weakened. Loss Of hemHy
enSnes, Ideas are rlouded, and there is dbnriRa-
ton 10 attend 10 business, or eyell reading, writing
or tins sO,istyof friends etc. The paieBt wil prob
ably complain of -DIzzincsS, Vertigo, aud The sRht
and hearing aye weakened aud Sleep 6ist1rb,d BY
dreams, NELL cloly, sighing. palpiiatinns Einlng
V"'EuS uhu S'H l1Ntfs While some hHfe external
rheumatic pain, aud nuulbtss OF the body. SSns
OF the most common symptoms are pimprs in The
lace and aching IN different partspf the bo,g. h-
TENTS suffering from thls disease sbopd apply in
medlaiely to DIR PEKKACLT, either 10 person Ofby
letter, as he will guarantee cure Of Seminal Emls
SONS aud Impotence ia ii to eight weeks
Patients suhering from. Venertsll diseases in hAy
stage, GunOrrhoCa Glret Sirrtures, lBnl1 UlC,isy
CGIaneoBs EFuptOiis SIC. viii b. tr,ated saeeeasial-
ly. All Syphiltic and Mcrcur.l taiutS enliTry tt-
moved from thesystem.
DR. PkRRAULr'S diplomas aTein his efiice- Nhtr
patients can see for themselves that they are Bs II
the care Ufa regularly educated prdCiioueT. ~
best references giveh II required. .sfF -Ft....-s
Patients suffering under chronic diseases can call
and examine FIR themselves. We invite invesiigA.
ton claim not ~ know eye rything. nor 10 enr
cry body, but We do claim that in Al cases Aksh
der uraimeutwe fulfl oar promises We psnieu-
aTly request those ho lNs rrSl this b--.ssd doc
lor' ana thal advertised phN siciaR TIL worn Vui and
0isecuniged 10 eall upnf iIs. " !. .-H 1#
Low charges aud quick cureS. 80
Ladies suffering with any CON rhiht, ,inedehtalb
Of relief - Nv .. T1..
, 1867-01-11
Femnle NIonthly PilIs.

DR.. PERRAULr is The only agent in Caaornh 'i0r
Dr 'BIor s.Feinue Monthly Pins. Their impsns'
sale has established their reputation as female rem
edy. unapproaehed and far in advance o. even %.
er remedy for suPpressiops and Irregularities, lpd
o'her 0pstruetions IN lomales On the receip, q b
dollars, there Pills will be sent by mpil or sIpTes %
any part OF the world, Secure from earnestly Of dan
age. ..-y H.f .-l...4 r.... az
Persons at a distance can be cured az home, By 3D.
ursssing lettel to DR PIRRAULr. eorner Of saen-
mento and Montgomery stgeets, Rooms 10 and ii, a
Box gl5, P. o. San Francisco, stating The easeh
Hhuiel1 As possiblei general habits ef LIVING, 0ee0-
patton, etc, etc.
an CohmunitA dons eOnhden,iaI., q J
July Z. 1866. 3sly
, 1867-01-11
SfEBf6KIkTEs 81
QUIcK GIVES ~ 1AlANfD -No0lERATE cHARnEs

Vottsss1 ~ 'fTsHAStp gSYYstsSA1tIE = ~ AReEs.
DR. L. G. KINNEY.s Private Medical ana q
IL gical institutes, lM6lKNql4l half ni1. NY sur
Of to%ii. Office atahs 1rlenfsl Eoicl. 'uie east
Established expressly to.afissrd tes AfieteS,,.
N 1TsH.s p,;., Mo- ans c on, ~ sa
cases Of secrecy and all Sexual diseases j uses,
40. a. ,,s.ts TO THE, AFFLlCTED
DIR. KINNEY returns his thanks to M ns.L u
eus pstisnls tglhsE PsttGesge since leealiaS ~
lie that be has leased te ia1gsc and cr,n, PUB
building Of Mr.. Joseph sHellmnth, on Main s,.N
and has had tbe same ftted pp for the pprposs ~
Hospitals with every eomtort for the care tbS ~
ton Of those Nho require Medical or SOtseaI sss Ss
Special attention viii be paid 70 affection, . q,
Luhgs liver, Digestive Organs KiSneys i' rS'
seases Of The Geni.9 Urnarys Organs 6sords,,Do ~ I,
a private nature VIII receive prompt sttentioa -sg
managed successfully. Diseases peculiar 10 ToLs ~
and children will receive bis unremitted attsn,1en
also aff ctiuns of the eye and eAf and N hbrst
HalAdes toEhiGh hnmAn flesh r. heir viii shin N: n
attsntion. 'lU''- -
nicate with the DR.. accompanied by the usual ~.
will receive prompt attenton.D sdf 90 Trs'S''
The Doctor would state that he has had Ar .vn.
rience Of more than thirty wears in treatinr e,spt
disease occurring in Northern and Southern e6rssS
besides, having enioyed-s-IsrRe hospital prsc,;..
both jnNeivl life, and with our army in the GsS".1
War-where he was surgeon Id the army 1'-11
Il toO.bften occurs that pefsohs re SuiCng Med.,,
aid arriyng here from the various trnib6etarNss T.
the upper country at othe instance Of ffisSd5..a
induced to 60 70 San, FrSRcseo, thinking thai ~
win not find proper treatment short o. that .,,1
thus ny olYipg an unnecessary expenditure Of bo;h
time and money To show that there is no peees';,
10 do this the Doctor refers rites whom b, ~.
tre1ted. and those now-nRder his care in hospital
There is number OF persons to whom Dr. h,
authorized to refer who were cured BY him anss
having been treated by other physicans WIlhoSt
obtaining any relief Making the treatment of eAra
uio diseases asPeeality, aud fny provided vith,1l
the appliances of modern science, Dr. X leek ~,
ranted in guaranteeing permanent Akd speedy a.
in even the worst cases, To him the afflicted cas.
apply in fnn confdenre Of obtaining relief. ~ ~
Remember the address, o.. ~
DR.. J.. c. KINNEY,
SAT- - Walh Wslla, W.T..
, 1867-01-11

PRECEPT AND EXAMPLE. - Many people lead
bad lives that would gladly lead good ones, but
do not know how to make the change. They
have frequently resolved and sndeavorsd it but
IN vain, because their endeAvors have not been
properly conducted. To expect people to be
good to be just to be temperate, etc., without
swowing them how they should become so,
seems like the Intellectual charity mentioned by
the Apostle, which consisted in saying to the
hungry, the cold and the naked, "Be ye fed, be
We warmed, be We clothed" without showing
them how they should get food, ERE or clothing.
, 1867-01-11

ASrIQUIrY.-A lawyer and doctor were dis
cssing the antiquity Of their respective profsS,
sionS, aud each cited authority to prove his
most ancient.
"Mins," said the disciple Of Lyeurgus, "eom-
msnced almost with the worlds era Cain slew
his brother Abel, and that was a criminal case
in common law - True" rejolnsd Escular
plus, shut my profession is coeval with the
creation itself Old mother Eve was made out
Of rib taken from Adams body and that was
surgical operation" The lawyer dropped his
bag.
, 1867-01-11

The NoJles' Gazette Of Moscow, contains
this curious phrase: "Until now, thanks to
the visible protection Of Providence, the cholI
era had only attacked the lower classes; but
at present, the terrible scOurge attacks the
middle classes aud even the nobility
, 1867-01-11

THE Austrian Government has decided
upon adopting the English Remington rife,
which, like the needle>gun, loads at the
breeeh. The result Of the experiments has
been that sixty shots per minute can be cred
with this rife
, 1867-01-11

NATHANIEL PASCAL, senior editor Of the
St. Louis Republican, died in St. Louis, on
the l2th, ult., at the age of Ga years. He
was a vigorous writer, and exercised pow.
erful influence upon the politics Of Missouri.
Mr.. p. left a fortune estimated at Sl50,000
, 1867-01-11

HASDY.-Ths Duke de Moruy's widow Is
about to marry DR.. Campbell, who is the sou
OF Scotch grocer, and Is also the int &C.
eOueh'ur in Paris, which will make il handy
for Mrs Campbell.
, 1867-01-11

A PARIS paper states thh. at the beginning
OF this century Eve children we're the maxi
mum result OF marriages in France the
present average is three children for the
whole Of Franee, and two for Paris.
, 1867-01-11

ACCORDING 10 a late visitor, Secretary
Seward is reported to have said " Horace
Greeley is a great man--so full Of genius
and of such power that If he had a particle
Of common sense we should have to hang
him But he is ID fool, and therefore
harmless" ~
, 1867-01-11

LETrERs have been received in Glasgow
from DIR. Liviugs,Ooe, tIfS distinguished AZ,
rican traveller, Of date Of May Isl, 1865. The
doctor vas then 10 good health, a0d prosecu-
ting his important mission in Africa saccess,
fully
, 1867-01-11
ssVsIE5 lGRGFFERBERG SEU8d
Uterine CathOIicOn

II faithfully used aecOTdiAs to directions, will cure
every ease Of Diabetes, and greatly mitigate the
troublesome effects caused by relaxation Of the out
let of the blpdd1rd IL Is Almost Successful remedy
fOrGnvsi and other disslses Of the Kidneys and
Bladder and for Female Diseases Is unSqualled. The
CdthoI'eoH uniformly cures ProIapsus Uteri, whites
all Irregularities of the Monthly Turns, Suppression
lncontinsnee Of Urine, B0ating and Dropsieal Swell
ings, and all Diseases Of Pregnancy. The specific
action ofthis medicine is immediate and certain upop
the Uterine and Abdominal Muscles aud Ligamenis !;
restoring them to as healy state as those Of chill D.
hood and YOUTH so that patients who have used the
Gra5eHSTg GSMPa4g'sf 9terins Cai6oLsos canno,
sufidenty expfess their eratitude for t,, .E.f ~
forded' REDNGTOR a CO., Agents,
d, - he and 40 Front sireet, San Franssoo.
, 1867-01-11
FoR SALE.

A HANDSOME PRIVATE REsIDEScE-op. Or
"A the nosi dssirtols dwellings In taa tosn n
halA hallA. uth out houscs and all he coa Eenis1-
e. nsoeH-Ary % eoniortabls houe, Is oEsrud f5r
- AZ gleAt o-rgain- II desired. "a arraassnsat
ean b naee FOR ons-hAh tbs purchase money to n,
mAin On iuierost At one per cent. Ter mouth. For
isr,het PArtolais, enquire Of W. H. NEW EfI.,; sor
oi ". ?. HORTON. u'A
, 1867-01-11
Notioe

HlGoIEs q co. have r,mOvsd their sO.D
IL Factory to No s. Front Street, on The
lsTes block. north Of The o. s. N. Co.is wharf
"a. kcs. 'WARRANT All soap sold 81 theufaf
ter December lsi, sqnAl 10 The. beat brSnd OF
imported eiGIes soap, md they viii stll asckeAp
As many ofthe inferior brands manufactured in
can franeaeo. 67sln
, 1867-01-11

GREELEY is worth half million Of dol
lis. 10 bis case the negro has paid.
, 1867-01-11
Terrence NeNsrav Dessndan

Terrence McMurray. Defendant
ITNO TERRENCE NcMURRkY: Yon arc hsr,1
Il notified that CATAERISE MeMURRAf| D.
nled complaints agninst you, which win eops
SAID District, 81 Chambers IN the City Of Wslh VI VI
a on Friday the l7th day Of Isnuary 1861 the ~
gay being two months Hfter the 6rst puelie,,,,.- ~,
hereof Al the hoor Of O'Clock, P. NJ, Of an ~
and place, fbe Piaintih win 10 the Coult m
tne reief prayed ioriri said eon1pldnt. fhs ~,
% 9 prayer of said complaint e TO obtAln dtefel
s2d CouFt dissolvinH the bonds of f1at1nohy ~
iog between you uod the Piaintfa nnd 6s ne 81
tody OF the two minor chldfen the issue'6f the nA'
rage between you and PiaiDtihl Lena -
omphihint hledh ~ PRANK P. DUGAE;;.r
november SUI 1881 (tsn3.) AuJ'f1 fiA'
, 1867-01-11
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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-04-19

INDICATIONS OF SpR1NG.-When
we see the Robin and Martin gaily
fitting about, and we hear the shrill
notes of the Blue Jay, we are apt
to think in this cline that the beau
tiful Spring time is near at hand,
but we have no positive assurance
Of the fact, until we see the boys
foot-raciug, quot pitching or ball
playing, and just on the strength Of
what we have seen in this line of
business about town for the
last few days, we will
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will be some mild days this season
before blackberry time. This we
think can be relied on, although we
have failed in some Of our predictions
heretofore, from want Of exper-
ience in this climate, and lack of
acquaintance with the clerk of the
weather. fs. 80. r.. =.
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Messrs Carpenter, Mitchell & Go +,
Of this place, have on hand a large
variety Of choice standard apple
trees, grown in their nursery here,
and we'll adapted to the climate and
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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-04-19
Fall I'm the River.

1t has for a long time been a
mooted question as to the extent of
fall in the river between this place
and Vernon. To settle question
of so much Importance T. j. Powell
and s. NJ. Cole one day this week
went up to Vernon in boat to ex-
plorc and survey merely for their
own satisfaction. Upon their re-
turn they found the descent very
rapid, our friend Cole discovering a
fall short distance below Harris
mill of about six feet. 1t is re-
ported that he made the discovery
by the sudden upsetting of the boat.
Both parties report more fall in the
river than is generally known.