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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23
Salfsbes Msaaf. nnD (;e,piebt.

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Qen anaeIteIlt1 iiber Den umfana, in
ipeI9em 6as 8ublifum ourb fali9es
Maab uno @epidbt i'm Oetailberfauf
ton 2ebensbeoirfn,Ten betrogen ipirb.
sic fonlmt babel gu BEN SdIuIie, bnB
Der 8etrag bieier S@tpinoeIeien Is
9roseut betrdet uno bere6net, bab
oiele Is 8rssent fir bas gauge Oes
taiIeeidait Der Gtaot Neip gsrt I'M
Sabre ii6er so MiIioasn Collars aus.
MAIDEN. Ser 8erIult aber fale gum
BEL iueitem grobten 5beile 9erabe auf
Die armeren &laiien Der 8ebolterung,
beuR bic 9eobIbabenoersn sFeeten ibs
rem 8erarl an 2sbensmitteln in Gros
Sen ein;utaufen uno babel iinoe tuenis
ger 8etrue itatt.
90 nun Die Bered)nung Der gS5rlo
eenan 1T, mag oabin selteat feiu; 10
bieI aber lit fiber, oaB Die bur9 fall
fdts Nlaab uno Gepi4t i'm Setail<
yersauf periibteu getriigereien coIeiial
linb unb sluar LIBERAL i'm 2anbe, IN
@bicaao, ipie in SEEN Sorf, in ct.
Saul, tpie III Stem Orleans. Sb
i'm Durbfdnitt elm Grocer unb
Webaerpfun6 mebr oils IA unsen
piegt, Elm 8ulbel melr als 81 Yef
entbait uuo cine SonRe 8obIen iiber
1900 8funb noriteut, 1T febr fraeIi6.
9iatiirIib sebeu mande Oetailucr<
fduTer ri9tieeS @e,pidt uR6 WfaaB;
oafilr aber betriigen auoere mn 10
ltdrfer aano. cine bur6i1nittlibe 0lb
ipeidnng bon 10 Nrosent 1T eeiDib
ni6t ,su bod ansefest.
l8orin 6as Niiltel oagegen befebt,
lit fdmer au foaen. 9lm itartlten nirtt
.eeaen Ole abfsaun9 oes llebeIS bic
@lei1eiIti9teit, ODER aud cine fali9e
Ghan oes 8ublifllns. gSilrbe in
9Imerifa bas SeIO 70 idiuer erruorben,
iuie in Geutfalano, 70 ipirSe es ni9t
fir tleinlid uno pfennisfudferis gel,
| ten, einen Sehfer SmeimaI beruntins
oreben, ebe man ibn anse1be. gSie
IS lit. mirbe Der Sanfer, Der baSegen
bretetirt, baB er nnr IA lln;en itntt
zines 4funoes erbalten bat, F9 fdd,
men sn mafen glauben, uenn er 0a<.
aeaen proteitirte. Hno in Der Shat,
e. berfuAe es nur, fid beim @rocer,
Deer W1sbeer bariiber gu betlasen.
Sin Slid HuldeIi1er 8era@tung uno
elm g0ort bss bitterlten 9obnes iieer
feline ,,4lenniafn1ferei" DllrSe ibn in
Sos surabobrenhe @eflbl feines @idts
auridperisn. 3idt betrii9en gilt fur
Idimpfid, foneern Der Serfuh, iia
aiAt betri9en au laifen.
Bod mas Der @iusetne nidt gut
burdfeken tana, ipiirbe bieaeidt elmer
@efeafdaft better 9eiingen. Sc foiin>
| ten fitb gum geilpiei buuoert 9eute
in aler Stiae ss einenr Bereiae su<
fammentbun, oellen 8lped mare, in
allen Oetalleef1dften oes Stabt6es
sirts, in benz Die @itslieber mobnen,
0ebensmilteI etn3utaufeu une fofori
aenaa nadlsrpiegeu Ooer ua4Sume1eu
| leber ieben Ginfauf refp. Die babe
ermittelte Maab Deer @etpidts6ife.
rens mIbte Bud gefiitrt iperOen, uni
| na6loem man iolAereeitalt aus cine
j @usabI ginfdufe (io oaB Die N6sli6
feif eimes unobli1tliAen 8eriebens mi
| in MnfhIag eebradt iuiiroe) errnitteI
| hattie, uin ME niel oas .Waab nub Sc.
. ipidt Ger betreffenoeu Bsrtdufer 81
i furi 1T, uiibte cine 8er0ffentlidlun!
Der giamen nno NOrelIen folder Ser
lfGufer, ilebit bef9morener Mngube DC
lbeR linen fiir bel bertaufteu Suanti
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

2ultipieIes BEL oerIei berfanaIihen
9tenen faete: sd bin frob, bas i9
Das beul' 9'b0rt bab', benn bic 6 eniar
iuilo's seipiB morsen itrei9en." $ier
Elm @egenftuf sn 0iefer @euBernlig,
mir bon S9repbosel mittbsilt, Der es
aus GSernin's Munoe felber bate. Der
Safer ourdIief 6as @epertoir, fanb an
eirem Sonnta9 yBilbelm Sell" anees
fest- uOas 1T nidts, gsernin /"
rief CT nit elmer 2ebbaftiafeit. SD uil
bas GtId nidt fsbsn. 0sben's mas
9lnoersl Sen 0S6neiber unb feinen
Sobn" oOsr 10 ipasW ,Moieitdt, bas
1T tein @tiif fur bic Sonntaae. Gae
BoIf min GpeftafeI baben, groBe
Srauerfpiele." v9Iber id Mills nidtI
unb ben y2elP f1on gar
n i d t.-Streideu's ibu neg" Ser
Graf nabm f9mei9eno Die BIeifeher
5ar Sano. Ser Sailer fab ibn niiBs
'truuif6 an. v8as ma@en's benin fir
Gin @'fdtI SIT Sbuen Ieio' UNI 6ns
rer IutionareG tii6? @iMo@ie
au d. 0 Elm 9eB inner 8. enias
8 81" gSenu i'd mir cine uufertbas
ni9fte Eemertun9 erIaaben oarfte
Nfaieitatl" DSfa, mas oenn? @eDens!"
-r0ir iinb iul 6rlbiabr, bic Gin
nabmen percen tdgIid geringer urib
Die Sbeatertaiie 1T Ieer. 0iit bent
DSea" an einelt &ountaa piiroen mir
Elm boiIes Saus ma6en." Ser Rais
ler beoaLte cine 8eiIe. = v@ifen's
uas", fa9te er enblid = useben's
mcint' negcn oas Stii6 { IRIS Boil t
Sonntag lber aGt Sag, oa iein
~ If d on in 2aTenbur9l"-
(3eue 8eIt.)
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

Bagson, bier lit SIR BILLET, itb balte
Sbneu einitpeiIen Shire Erauben."
D9lbsr, nein Serr!"
n8eeilen Sic fid, Der Bug seht tott,
ib betratbe Sic in 8aris, auf @bre!"
Sn 2gon batten ii9 Die 8eioen Idon
10 nett beritanOigt, baB iie 3tpei Sepe
lden mad berfaieoenen @idtunsen nit
BEN SeIesrapben abseben Iieben. Die
cine lautete: gsIn 6rau g8iitne 8. in
Sarascon. Mamn, i1 berheiratbe mid
nit einem rei@en, briinstten Germ.
S6ife Die 8apiers an Serrn E. in
&aris, 9tne q. q. Sfa@ Ser Sodasit
fommeu mir gu cir" Sic aueite emf.
bIelt bios bic g8orte: v9errn f. in
Yaris. 4apa, id beiratbe cine 1unee,
bubble slrleierin. Salte Elm 3imnier
nno beine Suitimmung bsreit."
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23


= Gus ganfow in China fommt Die
cap stpei bon ben 98esIeb-
anern in 2onbon aus9eiantte Wiiiios
mare alldlid 3uriifsefebrt finb. gIuf
ibrer 6eiie burd China iuhroen lie gut
aufgenomuen unb fntnen burd @egens
ben, tueld,e ueberFub on 3sbIen, Goia,
eilber, SIei uno @iien batten. Sic
8ntbOIiten baben iebr biele NiiiFondre
I'M 2ano uns Die bon ibnen Befebrtert
,ablen mad Sunberttaulenoen.
: gouberueur Gearb bat cine 8ros
tlamation erIaffen, in peI4er er anS
;eigt, oab bic StaatsiHul6 sPenniplDas
MEMS ipabrenb bes berf fofenen Sabres
I'm $4,000, Ala Deralinoert tuoroen fei.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23
BUR @baraeterifif Der
GobSburQer.

llnter Den Sabsburgerrl Die -
auSaenomnen Soieph u.-suiii GbeiI
bl0SEnnia, silm She'll Sprannen ma
rem, betitan6 es feiuer, bic, ihnooeite
llnterarlGuue unb goiisonsbeutuna
nit cinem iclden 0irnib bon ,,Ges
imitblihfeitM sit iiherSieben, aIs 6rans,
fiir ben Der ianftc Sa1on .6as iueltbe-
fannie ,,Gctt erbalte SSrana, ben &ai>
ferW ccmpouirte. 5ener @enoiIe Nfets
ternid's mar aud elm Ibenterfreuno,
bod besuunberte Ct pehieer bic 6orm,
ais bic S0rtnen, ,ifi0 bic Br0oufte
5@MiHer's o6er @oetbe's fproGsn ibn
peniaer an, .aIs bic Geine Der Tanrn
GIsIer, Die ii9 ben Diellaeenbcn Sitel:
,,@rob Ses Ser;oes bon Neidsltabtn
eriparb. 5rana mar eth 10 ahaefaQfer
6eino Der 0reibeit, Oab er araerIidD
iputbe. lpenil Der 9eibarjt bon ieiuer
&c onsititut 10 n" fpra1; er iuoIIte
0ae @Drt niut b6ren, ebenfcsveniQ,
laIs e. aefattete,. bab man. bon @ars
|gern fprad, DO % fir ibn 1ur lin,
fg rthankn CAB sc 1T Dohet febr
beQrtiIlidf bab Der BeboIferet bes
Gpiflberg unO aaOsrer 5nltitutg gum
2ebenbie beerabens.5 Observation-Disclosures
Ml6uner aud 6afiir forete, bdb Die
Habne rnr Dem Ginnenfieel uao bel
@erbilitdi Oisnte utO fanli beStidlnel
Ofn ms Rieneriide iiberiebten Cali
guIa ettuae belIer. ola folgsnoe Der.
sbhtete WeittbeilunBen: ri
9aslgr Srrhg lief fidD bas @odea.
0iepestUise feiisee BHrgsbtaters ilninel
Tim Bcrnbifgin torieefns dnberte aud
lMilbt feIten bayans befdbl itatt het Sra,
| ao0ie iraenb Etiles feiter 2isbIiHas
lkii6e, tDurtn bic &oniifer befAdffig
IiDdtSh, iDie Hnumanny ipdter @etbe
Der GaiIer IaGte germ, aud. iiilier 81
lDenfli1e Aite. Die Qlnetoote i
betonut, bob or beim Slnb6ren cine
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

aRnn remnet, oab btilii 2litcrs
1aiis Ii gIep2Iorl tdglitb LOO, 900 .lsers
iCnen an 6nb an6 10000 10 Baeen
bprbsipalFirtn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23
glgentem ser Sem. etGats3situng.

Die foIGefben Serren iinb autr rirt, MbonTeften
unb Nn3eaen fir bic ~Sennefiee Staats3eitTng@ 81
Iomu,eIit, ge!6er fafir ensu;ieben nIb IN unferem
Rnmen Sit quittirsn:
& NJ g6bIeier, anrypiue Fenn.
S5errp glpII, memphis. Eenn.
g. Grams, 4aSucab, Sp.
Sacpb GilrIe, Stem altony NIB Selection iGe,
Sno.
s. M. pRiiscr. 54s @ein etrabe, Cincinnati,
ohio.
0crem, S6bIeiH, snnbusfp, DEio.
sluauft 6pcbner. 6IepeIoah, Obio.
g. gaufbenbsrs. Gbuttoncrsa, Fean.
s. u. !eafsner, Dalton Ga.
s. 6. MIbcs ir., 2ofaIsIsent.
senro 0tlbes fr., settings GOIpOttear.
Geo. Sfenffein ron GIortspiue, &eiienSer asent
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

cine fd0ne unO eeiiderte 8ufunft uns
beberitebt.
9Iuen unfren 2eiern in nadfter gldbe
unO in tpeiteiter Serns ipiinfden mir
cine re9t 9lilfIibe @eibna6tl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23
8aris, n. Del.


esmirb berlidert, tob Siirft Rets
ternid) bon Der 0lterreidil1en Ne9ies
runa @eIeht erhaIten bat, in Der oriens
taIilhen Srage in llsbertinitimmnns
nit EroufreiH III 9anoeIn.
Sie 9Iufreamna in @cnifantiHepeI
icmohl ais in @t6en il oueeroreeRts
lid.
Strasen pcn Gonfiantiuopel 0HentIia
berbrannt
Dis orieAiIden llntertbanea bes
GuItans baben cine Bittfdrift UNI
8erineioune bes Srieees mad citizen
eefnnct.
N1abrio, n. DeS.
su mebreren Gtabten baben BEL
BEN gHahlen llnruhen ifatteefunoen,
Die iesca fanen unterbrii6t Uurosn.
0eabrib, %. Dea.
Ole g8ablen fur bic Gortea ftn6 bier
in ,iemliH gutter Srouane serIaufen.
WFIe monar&iIt esfinRte Gonbihaten
purben aeiudhIt. Die NepabIifaner
bobefi in Barcelona nnb SebiHo gee
fieat. Die Eruppen in cuba mer6en
UNI 5000 Ronn neruathrt. Die Re
oiernua hat erfldrt. hob fe leine to-
| rer GoIcnien aufoeben petse.
aoabon, -. Dea.
Die bieliae RreTe fitrt fort, bic
Sobnfon'THe 4ctfaaIt in oelpre@en
nss SisSeIbe namentIid lpeeen Der in
libr snt6aItenen fiaansislrH Rslifit gu
berD0mniefl.
Sn portusieiil4tn Riniferinm fno
8er6nSernngen nereeaonausel woroen.
i gafletta. MaIta, ~. Dsa.
| Die sgustFide Bee Wetna taben
auFoeh0rt unh isit swei 2Eeden 1T Der
! 8pikan boutousMeis rubie.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29
A Word TO Convalescents.

After the infamatory symptoms of acute
disease have been subdued. and the patient
has been pronounced 'out of danger" there
is still tle prostration which always follows
fever to contend with. The whole art and
mystery of medical treatment does not con-
sist in eradicating a malady. Indeed. the
violent operation of the drugs administered
Tor that purpose. sometimes reduces the sick
persons SO terribly that it is found impossible
to create a reaction, and they sink and die
from sheer exhaustion. In diptheria, for ex-
ample, the weakness which succeeds the re-
moral of the distractions from the throat
often proves fatal.
What the feeble convalescent needs is med
icine that will brace the nerves, stimulate
the appetite and tone the stomach. Nature
always makes gallant effort to retrieve her
self after the pressure of disease has been
taken of, but it is unwise to leave her to
fight alone in her disabled and dropping con-
dition. He must rally with the most active
and thorough of invigorants.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29
Together
Notice of Sheriff's Sale of
Mining Interests.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE
i Legislature Of the Safe of California, en-
titled IAN Act concerning partnerships for
mining purposes" approved April I'd, 1866,
/ have advertised the following described
property. to-wit All the right, title and
interest of Charles Willmott, and all the
right. title and interest of Charles Clarke,
of in and to the Fairplay Gold and Silver
mining claim, situated in the 9Th and 9th
townships of Calaveras county and State of
California, in the San Domingo Mining Dis
trict, and located August 10th, 1858, and
bounded and described as follows, to-wit
Commencing at an old pine tree on the ridge
near Quartz Gulch, and running in nearly a
westerly direction. crossing San Domingo
Greek about three-fourths of mile below
old San Domingo Camp, and running up the
hill to pine tree on the ridge; said claim
being 4,5O0 feet long and 500 feet wide, and
called the Fairplay G. & S. NJ. claim. The
following is a specification of the interest of
each Of the parties, the amount of assessment
due by each, and the name of the owner of
such interest:
No. of shares Feet. Amt.
Chas. Wilimott. q 800 500 90
Chas. Clarke. Ia 225 IS 90
And notice is hereby given. that on
Thursday, the Sd day of
September, 1865. at San Domingo Creek, at
the Mill of the Fairplay claim, at IL O'Clock
NJ, will sell at public auction, the above
described mining property, or so much there
of as may be sufficient to pay said delinquent
assessments, to the highest bidder for U. s.
gold coin, and that will commence by Of
fering the smallest number of feet of each
interest above mentioned. for the amount due
on such interest as above stated, and continue
the sale at the same time and place. until .
sufficient number of feet is sold to pay the
delinquent assessments due on each and every
interest.
By v. GorrscHALx. Deputy.
San Andreas, August I'D, 1883. [au22:2il
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29

IT is a fact as well established as that
water runs down hill. that goods can be
purchased cheaper in Mokelumne Hill than
any where else in this or Amador county.
and finer assortment to select from. Mrs.
Adams, Gradwohl and Davidson, furnish
the dry goods. and Weihe s Co.. Pire and
.Sokalowsky the groceries; Newberger. We'll
and Bach, the tobacco, cigars and fancy
articles; Depew, the hardware; Schlund,
the jewelry; DIR. HGrchner. the drugs. per-
fumery and toilet articles: Granier will re-
pair your clocks and watches, pull your
teeth and take your likenesses. Ladies and
gentlemen, be assured that you will be fairly
delt with at the places mentioned. They
all advertise.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29

FIaHr.-On Sunday afternoon last. a
'fistic" discussion occurred in Ned Fahey's
saloon. Not being present We are unable to
state what the subject under "debate" was.
but are informed that "striking" illustrations
and "knock-down arguments" were freely
INDUCED in by both parties to elucidate their
positions" While we readily admit that
this style of disquisition is undoubtedly ex-
tremely convincing, it is rather violent for
this warm weather. and little too forcible
for person addicted to sedentary habits.
We prefer a method of argument not quite
so irving to the eyes.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29

The ..Petticoat" nine, at Railroad Flat
.pans out" better than that indispensable
article of female attire ever was know to do
before. Some rock recently crushed from
that famous lead. yielded one hundred and fif-
ty dollars per ton. As the shaft descends the
vein increases. both in width and richness.
Mr.. Said, the proprietor. is pushing for
ward work upon the claim with energy, and
will soon have it in condition to commence
taking out ore in good earnest. As soon as
this is accomplished large mill will be
erected. AS the proceeds of a run of about
two weeks, with eight stamps, Mr.. Said
brought to this place yesterday. one hundred
and two pounds of gold dust. The "Petfi-
coat" ranks among the richest mines in the
State.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29
A CARD.

DIR. J. q. JOSSELYN, would respectfully
inform his friends and patrons, that notwith-
standing the malicious prosecution lately
commenced against him in the Police Court,
he still continues the practice of his profess
sion, and is prepared to visit patients at their
residences (when not too far removed from
San Francisco), and to forward medicine to
parties in the interior requiring his services.
All communications strictly confidential,
and the name of patient never divulged
Under any csreunsfances.
OFFICE, 645 Washington street.
RESIDENCE, 3l4 Bush street, Congress Hall
Building. up stairs, Rooms /, Q and 8.
No name on lower door.
Post ONCE Box 1916. [je20:3m]
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29
Notice Of Intention to Apply fOl
PATENT TO QUARTZ MIME.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
SACRAMENTO Cal. Aug. 6, 1868.
To all ,chom it may concern:
'NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN William Irvine, John Lyons. Benjamin
Flint, and James H. Wallace, claimants OF
the Ell Dorado Mining Company claim. have
this day filed in this office diagram and
notice of intention to apply for Patent from
the United States. under the Act of Congress,
approved July 26th. 1866, entitled, IAN
Act granting the right of way to ditch and
canal owners over the public lands. and for
other purposes" for the following described
mineral lands, to-wit: Eleven thousand six
hundred l,G00) lineal feet of the vein or
lode of gold bearing quartz, known as the
Ell Dorado mining claim, situated in the
Mountain Ranch, late Ell Dorado, Mining
District, county Of Calaveras. and State Of
California. The total length of said claim
being eleven thousand six hundred q l 6OO)
feet, and three hundred feet wide, as appears
by the diagram OF said mine now on file in
this office.
Together
with the use of water for milling and mining
purposes, of Ell Dorado Creek. in said Dis.
trict, and the right of way for the construc-
tion of bitches and canals. for the purposes
aforesaid. And said claimants claim the
right to enter said vein or lode with all its
dips, angles and variations, to any depth,
although it may enter the land adjoining.
The claimants adjoining the said El Dorado
Mining Company's claim, are unknown.
Any person or persons claiming adversely to
the said petition must file notice of the
same in this Office, within three calendar
months from the date of the first publication
of this notice.
WILLIAM NEELY JOHNSON,
[au22:3m.] Register,
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29
Cau31:ly1
FOR SALE, CHEAP.

nNE THIRTY-FIvE HORSE POWER
~ Engine, with Hosting Drum; one 8
inch pump; 200 feet pipe; 600 feet wire
rope, all nearly new and in fine order, and
will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. Apply to
D. L. Morrill,, -Nokelumne Hill, or to ]. N.
Baker. CopperopoliA
tmy16:tfi
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29

WE are under obligations to Mr.. Pennell
for basket ofpeaches. plums and nectarines.
The peaches were of the "Snow-b ball. vari-
ety-a rare species-iarge, juicy, and OF
most delicious flavor. The nectarines were
also of a better quality than any we ever
tasted. When fruit is so plentiful as it is in
this vicinity, those who wish to purchase
should select the choicest varieties. MIR.
Pennell has it in great abundance.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29

We are glad to observe that the remarks
we made last week in regard to furious driv-
ing in our streets, in conjunction with the
heartrending accident which occurred re-
Gently ON Lafayette street in consequence Of
gross carelessness, have had the desired ef-
feet. The practice has been stopped. and
peaceful citizens have now nothing to fear
but the small pox.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29

HAS our charming lady correspondent,
"H," thrown aside the pen in disgusts 1t
is long time since our columns have been
graced with one of her spicy, racy, piquant,
sparkling communications. H, the readers
of the CHRONICLE, as well as ourself, are
anxiously awaiting your temperance in
public-print. Do not disappoint us longer.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29

HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT Blu.
CHU is pleasant in taste and odor, free from
all injurious properties, and immediate in
its action.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
VEGETABLE REMEDIES.

TT IS DIFFICULT TO ACCOUNT FOR
i the perversity of man in digging deep
into the bowels of the earth in search of CD
ratives, when all the best and safest antidotes
to disease grow upon the surface. The in
spired writers who must be supposed to have
derived their knowledge directly from the
Fountain of all Truth. recommended none
other than vegetable remedies. 'The tree"
we are told, was made for the healing Of the
nations" When King David languished. il
was the Balm of Gilead" that renewed his
strength; "poultice of figs" cured the sick
Hezekiah oil Expressed from the Syrian
olive) was poured into the hurts of the
wounded man by the way-side; hyssop,
myrrh sDd aloes were purgatives Of the pro-
phetic age, and the pure fermented juice of
the grape (wines had not then been adulter-
ated) was taken to Timothy "for his stom-
ach's sake" If the NINE as well as the TREE
had been made for the healing of the nations,
is it likely that the VIRTUES (2) Of Mercury
would have been hidden from thepatriarchs3
The instincts of the brute creation teach
them how to doctor themselves, and they in
variably stick to VEGETABLE MEDICATION.
The mongoose, when bitten by q deadly ser
pent, eats of certain herb, and thereby neu-
tralizes the virus injected into its veins the
sick dog eats grass and many other animals
guided Dy that faculty which serves them In
the place of reason, find balsams for their.
injuries and ailments in the woods and fields
These indications that the Vegetable King
dom is the true Materia Medicn are corrobo-
rated by daily experience, and the time is
not far distant when this fact will be uni
versally admitted. x..
Without disparsgemcnt to other botanical
remedies, it may be fairly claimed that the
combination of vegetable preventives and
restoratives in
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
Entitle the preparation to high place
among the specifics of the age. Rock and
valley, plain and forest, have contributed of
their hygeian stores to produce its extraor-
dinary properties 1t is q
Prescrvafivc Medicine;
In other words, its effect is to PRESERVE
THE PHYSICAL POWERS IN THEIR
FULL VIGOR "beyond that period when
unassisted nature begins to succumb to the
canker of decay" As a stomachic, it is
altogether the best known. Its depurative
tendency is particularly evident in bilious
cases, in which it seems to purge the blood
of euperfuous bile, and restore that clear
ness Of complexion which can only eoexist
with a healthy circulation. Certainly there
is no advertised tonic corrective which more
completely vindicates the efficacy of botani-
cal treatment.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29
CAUTION.
GOVERNMENT EMD0RsEyuEyv.

In order to guard against dangerous impo-
sitions, the public are requested to take espe-
cial note of the beautifully engraved propri-
etary stamp, through which the Government
Of the United States officially authenticates
every bottle of HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
This shield, thrown by the Government over
the proprietors and the public, for their joint
protection, is placed conspicuously across the
cork and over the neck of each bottle, and
cannot fail to strike the eye Of the most cas-
ual observer. Nothing that purports to be
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS can be genuine
unless the stamp is there
1t is also proper to state that the BITTERS
are sold exclusively in glass, and never,
under any circumstances, by the gallon or
barrel. lmposters and imitators are abroad,
aud the only safeguard the public have
against them is to see that the
B L r II E R 9
They buy bear the engraved label and note
of hand of Messie. HOsrETTER l. SMITH, and
the stamp above mentioned.
PREPARED AND SOLDBY
Hostetter f Smith.
PITTsBURG, PENN.
For Sale by Druggists, Gr0cers
and StOrckecpers throughout
the World.
AGENTS FOR PACIFIC CoAsr,
HOSTETTER SMITH 4 CO.
wholesale Druggists,
faI5:3m-iG1 SAE Francisco.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29

HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU gives
health and vigor to the frame and bloom to
the pallid cheek. Debility is accompanied
by many alarming symptoms, and if no
treatment is submitted to, Consumption, In
sanity or Epileptic Fits ensue.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RE.
STORED by HELxBoLD's EXTRACT BrcHu.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and
IMPROVED ROSE WASH cure secret and
delicate disorders in all their stages. at little
expense, little or no change of diet. no in
convenience and no exposure. It is pleasant
in taste and odor, immediate in its action,
and free from all injurious properties.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29

We publish. this week, an interesting
communication from our San Francisco cor
respondent, III. W. R." and also a spicy
letter from "Ariel." Gentlemen, we shall
be glad to hear from you both ~ often -
you can favor Us with your illusions.