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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-14

GRAND OPENxN G.!
Spring & Summer Goods
BLUM s. GRADW0EAH'&.
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
3 a - q q P.
MAIN STREET, HEAD OFLAFAYETTE.
-~~>-
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
San Francisco with a new and exten-
sive assortment of Dry Goods and clothing
who may wish, as cheap as the cheapest. We
offer
Great Inducements
To those who will favor US with call.
Ladies and Gentlemen
Come and see us! Don't stand back! We
charge you nothing for examination
Look at This!
8 Yards of Calico for One Dollar! !!
Together with hooks, eyes and spool thread !!
French Eserinos,
87k cents and $l-the very best quality.
FIan,acls and shectings,
At the same prices as before the war.
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes.
TEasting,
Carpets,
Drillings,
Duck, etc, etc.
DRESS PATTERNS.
SILKS. MERINOS.
WORSTEDS. DELAINES.
FRENCH, ENGLISH and
American Prints,
Gentlemens suits of all kinds, linen coats,
pants and busters.
Hats OF all Descriptions +:
Straw, Chip, Panama, Pa m leaf, Resorte.
Nutina. and steel trimmed linen.
Cotton goods of all qualities and prices
bleachcd and nnbleachcd Heavy
and light drilling, besides
other goods
Too numerous TO Mention.
We invite all to call and see our new stock
Of goods. as we warrant them we will sell at
as low prices as any other house in the noun
tains. Don't forget the
CLOTHING BAZAAR
OF
BLUM {, GRADW0HL,
Main street. head of Lafayette
Mokelumne Hill. April 10Th, '67.
jl'67:3m.
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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 its intrinsic merit to supersede all SIM
liar preparations It's not surprising you should be
reluctant to try something else after the many ex-
nermeuts YOU have made of trashy compounds
foisted on the public as a certain cure; but
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-14

IN the District Court of the 1lth Judicial
District. in and for the County of Gala
averas, State of California.
~. S. Internal Revenue Stamp, Fifty Cents,
duly canceled.l
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SEE The FOIL OWING LIST or PRICES

Ayers, Bristols. Brandreth's s. Mofatt's
Motifs, Wright's, and other patent pills, 25
cents per box. Hollow ay's pills and oint-
ment, s. cents. Sarsaparillas, 81 and 81 % %
per bottle.
Ayers Pectoral. Jayne's medicines, and all
other paten. medicines usually Eept in well
regulated store, at the same reasonable rates.
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Too Numerous TO Mention.

We invite all to call and see our new stock
of goods. as we warrant them we will sell at
as low prices as any other house in the noun
tains Don't forget the
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Political Items

The Richmond Dispatch reminds
the Wheeling INTELLIsENcER that
Gov. PeirPoint is not eligible for a
second torm, under the new Constitu-
ton of Va, even were the people dis
pOseo 10 re-nominate him.
Mr.. Raymond, of the New York
Times, who was inside the Democratic
party for few weeks, and tried It ON.
says that "the party in its Organized
political action is the inveterate foe of
all moral and social elevation"
The Chicago Republican papers are
in warm controversy over ''the grand
army of the republic" which, the T1i-
ott'te asserts, was used by Gen. Palmer,s
friends to promote his efforts for cleo
ton as United States Senator in place
of Mr.. Trumbull. Very likely. and il
is the great evil OF these secret political
associations that they almost invaria-
Oily fatl into the hands of mere dema.
SogueS ana are used by them to pro-
mote their own interests rather than
those OF the party with which thew are
ostensibly connected.
The Virginia papers are bringing
out their candidates for the Gubsrna-
torial ONCE. The Richmond Esariuey-
strongly advocates ex-Gov. Letcher.
and the Wht9is equally enthusiastic in
favor OF Gen. Jubal A. Early. It calls
on the ladies of the State to stappeaI to
their husbands, fathers, brothers and
sons with one general voice TO elect
him, and relieve him OF the humiliating
condition of an exile in a land AZ
strangers, 10 preside over his native
State" =
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NEWS AND GOSSIP.

Items by Telegraph and Mail.
The people of Chicago want to vote
on the Sunday law.
-Cucumbers raised in Senator Fes.
senden's garden cost him twenty-five
cents piece. -
Drinking "between drinks" has
been abolished in Japan.
bubble says that the spring of a
catHmount is not half as pleasant as his
fall.
George Peabody will cut up for ffty
millions.
Chimney SCOT is powerful fertil-
:zer.
Prentice says Massachusetts has
more dead lions and more live jack
asses than any other member OF the
Union.
The Chicago Tribune says the great
tunnel Is now ready to receive ''the
non plscatorial water of the heart OF
Lake Michigan"
The Albany Evening Journal seems
to think that all the sins of the present
Assembly are sins of Commission.
"A citizen of Chicago, who had not
been in the country for some years,
tainted on smelling the fresh air. He
revived on inhaling the odor of a dead
fish placed under his nose, exclaiminE,
@A- aAAAe SOCNt ~ Va hOt4lcs
"A coIored preacher OF Virginia, only
lis years old, has just married a gush-
ing beauty of eighty.
"A lad of II died in Taunton last
week from hard drink.
Stupid people may eat, but
shouldn't talk. Their mouths NAV do
very well rs banks of deposit, but not
OF issue.-EEchIn0e.
The carriers of the daily panarS in
Indianapolis propose to publish a
'.black list" periodically, embracing
those who refuse to pay for papers de-
livered to them.
Ice in the Delaware has greatly
raised the price OF oysters in Philadei-
phia. They are quoted all the way
from s. to SIS per Thousand.
When man takes more pleasure
in earning money than in spending it,
he has taken the first step toward
wealth.
Five women are editors of papers
In Iowa Woman has some OF her
writes in that State.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

| HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by Rev. A. B. Rohrbough, OF
Buckhannon.
Mr.. Fleming, from the Finance Com
nittee, reported the following bills:
| a bill for the relief of VIM. S. Robin
son, of Clarksburg, authorizing the
townhips of Clarke and Coal to levy a
tax to refund him $500, expended in
| filling the quota of those townships
under the last call for troops.
\ bill for the relief of Jacob B. Roger,
| late Superintendent of the Staunton
and Parkersburg road, approprIating
S4l5 to pay him the balance appear
ing due on settlement with the Board of
Public Works.
A bill to amend the Act concerning
Licenses.
Mr.. Spencer, from the Committee on
Education, reported a Bill to authorize
the Trustees of Brooke Academy to
turn that institution over to the Board
of Education, of Wellsburg township,
Mr.. Caldwell, from the Committee on
Roads, &C., reported Bill appropri-
| ating 5000 to improve the navigation
ofTweIve Pole River, in Wayne county.
Mr.. Smith, of Brooke, from the Spe-
clal Committee, reported a Bill to pre-
vent the destruction of fish.
Mr.. Pinnel presented a petition of
citizens of Randolph county, asking a
change in the line between that county
and Upshur.
Mr. Beeson presented petition of
Henry Borgess. and other citizens of
Marion county, asking for protection of
sheep against damage by dogs.
Bills were introduced on leave las
follows:
By Mr.. Smith of Berkeley: A bill to
divide Berkeley county into two assess
ment districts.
BY Mr.. Koonce: A bill to make GER
tain acts misdemeanors.
BY Mr.. CrgcraftI a bill for the relief
of John w. Fields, of Kanawha coun-
On motion of Mr.. Kincaid, the adj
verse report OF the Finance Committee
on the petition of Jas. II. McGinnis,
was taken up. and the papers referred
to the Committee on Claims and Griev-
ances.
The bill to release the counties of
Boone and Wyoming from payment of
something over a thousand dollars, APP
propriated in the way of a loan in 1854,
TO repair road to be used for military
purposes, was considered on its second
reading.
postponement, but the motion was re-
Jeeted, as were also subsequent motions
TO he on the table, made by Mr.. Bee
and Mr. Carroll; and the bill was or
dsred to engrossment.
IhesoiH to release the widows of Up
hllLItlAHlen, who died in
rebel prisons, from payment of taxes
for bounty purposes was considered on
second reading, and referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee in order that gen
e5al law might be prepared releasing
All the widows and minor heirs Of
Union soldiers, who died in rebel pris-
ons, from payment of taxes for county
purposes.
The bill for the establishment of "a
House OF Refuge was taken up and re-
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Is warranted to break up the most trouble
some Cough in an incredible short time.
There is no remedy that can show more evil
dence of its merits, than this BALSAM, for
curing coSsUMPT1os, COUGHS, COLDS, AsTH-
MA, GROUP. ETC.
Physicians having CONSULTATIVE patients,
and having failed to cure Ihem by their own
prescriptions, should not hesitate TO prescr be
this remedy, IL has cured cases when all 9TH
er remedies have failed.
Consumptives, do not despair because all
the remedies that you have tried have failed,
BUT TRY THIS GREAT REMEDY.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Perry Davis & Son, Providence, r. L,
Agents for Eastern States. janl4-lm
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spefiaI AatiEes.

oDBERr's VEGETABLE ASIBRosIA. or the
Worlds Hair ReStorer, is the only prepare
ton OF The kind without sugar OF lead.
1t is vegetable compound and contains
nothing Injurious.
1t will restore gray hair to Its original color,
1t prevents hair from falling of and makes
hair grow.
Asa hair dressing it has no equal.
It Is warranted to do all we claim for it or
the money is refunded.
Ask for Odbert's Vegetable Ambrosia and
don't be put or with any other.
-a-zz-l1 @. H.-ODBERT, Proprietor,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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A CARD TO INvALIDs.

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America as missionary, discovered a safe
and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Uri-
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by desire to benefit the afflicted and un.
fortunate, will send the recipe for prepar-
ing and using this medicine, in sealed en-
Eelope, to any one who needs 1t, Free o.
Charge.
Please enclose postpaid envelope, adj
dressed to yourself. Address,
JOSEPH T. INNiAN,
Station D, Bible House, New York.
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Colgate's Aromatic vegetable Soap.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIycerine, and especially designed for the
use OF Ladies and for the Nuraery. Its per
fume is exquisite, and Its washing properties
unrivalled. For sale by all druggists.
feb2.lydS-w
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-There is to be nn international ANITA

There is to be an international anti
slavery conference in Paris, on the Sc
coud or third week ofJune, during the
great exposition. The slave trade, the
results of emancipation, and the aboli-
tIon OF slavery where it still exists, are
the leading topics of discussion pro-
posed. Several efforts have been made
in past years to get together worlds
conventions, but they have been fail
ures, attended by small men who had
nothing to say that the world cared to
hear. The time aud place for the pro-
posed conference are suspicious, and
the United States should be represented
oy the 6oIest champions OF liberty il
can send, as doubtless the other Chris
ttan nations will be
In the late war Prussia lost s41 ODD
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MErcA1FE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing Rheumatism Of years stand
ing in few days.
aug22-ly TIL. LOGAN & CO., Ag'ts.
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mARRIAeE AM cELIRACY.

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHOOD.
An Essay for Young Men on the Crime of
Solitude, and the Physiological ErroTs,
Abuses and Diseases which create impede
mentS To MARRIAGE, with sure means of
Relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
OF charge. Address, DR.. ]. SKILLEN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Phila-
delphIa Pa tanl4-3indSw-
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The Philadelphia Ledger saws the
capital of West Virginia has been loca-
ted at Morgantown. 1t probably in.
tended to say Agricultural Coliegs.
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Double Refined Poudrette,

Established since ISiOI, having the exclusive
control of all the night soil OF New York
City, offer for sale, ErcttEstrelyJor Cash, a new
article of
Double Refined Poudrette,
Warrantecffree from impuriiy and rubbish
which they will sell for Twenty-Five Dol
New York city. This article, which is pull
verified as fineas -four, has no equal for Corn,
Cotton and Tobacco, and Is equal to No. Pc
ruvian Guano in the proportion of two lbs
for one of Guano, and better than the best
brands of Super-Phosphates, pound for
pound.
This is lust the thing 6Dr those who will
pay Cash for good article at a low price. We
have a coarSer article at Twenty Dollars per
Ton. Samples sent by mail, free. on receipt
of cent stamp. Send for pamphlet, and be
convinced.
Address the Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany," 66 Courtlandt Street, New York.
Rocky MOUNT, EDGEcoHBE Co, NC.
Mr.. James e. DeY,
SIR: In reply TO your inquiry of the re-
suits OF our experience in the use of your i'm
proved Poudrette, purchased of you for this
say that the present season has been one
quite unfavorable TO the action of all fertlIi-
zers- Several kinds Of HdnIIreS IUeTe used by
US, with the exception Of your POLtdrette, with
little or no effect to the crop. Where the Pou-
otrette trdS applied IL gaze us near half bale
more per acre, and caused the Cotton to open
much cartier, and we would therefore recon-
mend the same as concentrated manure
for the growth OF Cotton, as well as improve
ment to the soil.
-f Yours very respectfully,
y ~ FTEs 1T1FN
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WHEELING, Fet
I,ist of Letters.

Ordered to be Advertised In the
wheeling InIeiliEs cer,aEreeably 70
the following Section of the New
Post Office Law, SlS the Newspaper
having the largest circulation OF
my Paper published in " heelinR.
Sec. 5. And be 1t further enacted, That
Lists of Letters remaining uncalled for in
any Post ONCE in any city, town or village,
where a newspaper snail be printed. shall
hereafter be published once only in the news
paper which, being issued weekly or often
err shall have the largest circulation within
the range OF delivery of said Office, to be de-
cided by the Postmaster at such office.-NeIr
Post 05tee Lato, passed March %, 1861.
T ETTERS REMAINING USCLAIAIEDIN
the Post Office at Wheeling, State OF
West Virginia, on The ll.h day OF February,
1857.
II not called for within one month, they will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
All letters advertised are subject to an ex-
ira charge of one cent Persons calling Tor
them will please be prepared with the neces-
sary change.
Persons calling for these Letters will please
say they are advertised, and give date of list.
n. B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN OF a
Letter to the writer, if unclaimed within 30
days or less, written or printed, with the
writer's name, Post QDice and Slate across the
left-hand end of the envelope, on the face
side, will be complied with at he usual pre-
paid rate OF postage. payable when the letter
is delivered to the writer. Sec. rs, Law OF
1868.
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A Card.

T HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUT MY
stock of Groceries and Produce TO Neill b
Ellingham, and recommend them TO my old
customers and the public generally, and be-
speak for them liberal share of the patro-
mage that have heretofore received.
a. TURNER.
WHEELING, Feb. Z, 1867. febll-2wd
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Yours very respectfully,
I'll. HENRY P. STULTS q BRO.
NOVEMBER 18th, 1866. tan9-6wd
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TOPLANTERs ANDFARMERs.

| THE LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
| Established since lSiOl, having the exclusive
control of all the night soil of New York
City, offer for sale, ELcttLstrelyJor Cash, a new
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me BIlI before the Legislature In Re-
gard TO the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road---An Appeal TO the People OF
wheeling.
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ALIENS Lung BALsASI

For sale by all Druggists.
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49, In the late war Prussia lost 241 ODD
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NTELODEONSIN WALNUT AND ROSE
vi wood cases, portable and piano style,
carved and plain, new and second hand
janSi O " WM. a a. sHE1s,s N5us,c s,o,.
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OF whom Cooper wrote so much about, offer
to sell you canes and other valuables, and you
begin to think you are in the Land of Indian
Cane-an! The same ridiculous reticules and
impossible slippers confront you. You are
besOught to buy vases and crosses and cups
cut from "Table Rock" and do buy them,
though knowing in your soul that they are
wrought from peculiarly soft marble found
in Vermont. 'Finely chiselled!" rem arks the
seller, as he packs up bow-legged Venus and
a weak-jointed Hercules to your address;
and indeed, after you pay your money,
it occurs to you that you have been The
stores have inaugurated pretty waiter girl
system. Their faces, seen at the counter, entice
the bachelor to enter; he has no intention of
buying; simply wishes to look around and
make up his mind what would be most
pleasing to the 'little ones at home,' as he
expresses it. In the window of one store are dis
played stuffed Toucan and Bird of Paradise
emblems of life at Niagara-a monStrouS bill
and highly cotored tale-meet in opposition.
Birds, indeed, seem the rage, fer there are
humming birds, Canary birds, and nearly all
other birds that flesh is air to; and like the
visitors here, they are '0elI stuffed!
The Falls are well attended this season,
though there are not many distinguished
guests sOjourning here if l except your pre-
sent Correspondent, who can be seen lean
ing over "Goat Island Bridge" at most hours
of the day, wishing to give the impression
to the visitors that he is contemplating sui
mn ~
and romantic young ladies around me all the
time. shall stay here as long as the rush
continues, and with the first ebb of fashion l,
of course, must leave. Yours,
ADoLPHUs AQUEOUS.
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TIE AMERICAN FALLS

come in sight with all their grandeur. Bound
for Niagara Falls, staggering under burden
of enveloping nastiness, you are anxious to get
anywhere. Any falls would answer, you
fancy so you could but stand under them,
with plenty of soap and towels. You have no
ambition to stop at Suspension Bridge-no in
tention of permanently settling there-the sus-
penSe of the Suspension becomes dreadful, yet
active operations are suspended there for
awhile, in more senses than one, and the cars
attached to our train containing the infatuated
mortals bound further West are detached and
put on their proper track.
few minutes after you leave the Bridge
you come within view of the famous Falls
There is nothing to be seen but body of
water tumbling over some ragged looking
rocks, cloud of spray arising, and you think
to yourself you have come to see tempest in
teapot. Your anticipations are dashed with
disappointment, and forcibly so if you have
come here with Hamilton's pictures in your
mind; and you feel inclined to sue Niagara
for breach of promise. You take a mortal
dislike to Father Hennepin, and rather regret
that his fame was not committed to the hands
of some bungling printer, who would have
handed him down as Henpecked, or Terrapin,
to the remotest generation. But the next day
you visit the Cave ofthe Winds, and then
But let me not anticipate Standing here in
the streets of primitive looking little village,
the roar of the Falls in your ear, you say to
yourself that its magnifcence and all that is in
your eye. On every side of you hang those
Indian bows and errors manufactured by
machinery in an industrious Massachusetts,
village.
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the distance by the heels and beaten with a
sootbag. The question is, why do they stop
here when going on is just as easy as whistlingf
The depot is close and crowded, and in comes
train from Elmira, full Of Philadelphians,
and doubling the dirt and discomfort. For
nearly halfa an hour you sit in the smoke
with placards of "No Smoking" meeting your
ewes. while the smoke itself fills them at every
turn. Why this delay no one knows. They
made It when they built the road, and have
not had time to change it.
At Suspension Bridge another ,0ait-a heavy
one, too-oomes in. You are only two miles
from your destination, and have been count
ing the minutes on your watch dial with impa-
tience. Here