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II,HIRTY YEARs, ExrEnlEreE =. az rar.:

THIRTY YEARS ExPEaiEscE rs THE TaEAr
aENT or CHEosIc AND SEXUAL DIsEAsEa-If
physiological 1ieto Of mGJTiage-The chea pest book
ever Notwithstanding nearly 800 pages, md
100 line plates and engravings Of the anatomy of
the human organs in a state OF health and disease
with treatise early errors. its depIorabIe con-
sequences upon the mind and body, with the au-
thors plan Of treatnent.the only rational and sue
cessiu mode Of cure as shown ~ report OF cases
treated. truthful adviser to the married and
those contemplating rriage who entertain doubts
OF their physical condition. Sent free of postsgc
any address on receipt of % cents, in stamps
postal currency, by addressing DIR. La CROIX. No
81 Maiden Lane, Albany, ". y. The author may
be consulted upon any Of the diseases upon which
his books treat, either personally by mail, and
medicines sent to any part Of the world.
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MARRIED.

In New Orleans, March nth. by the Rev Dr. Lee
cock of Christ Church. MIR JOHN S HAMMOND
to Mrs. BELLE BOYD, of Martinsburg, W. Va.
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THIS is 10 HUMBUG.-By sending ssc. with
receive by return mail, a correct picture of your
future husband or wife. with name and date of
marriage. Address w. FOX, p. o. Drawer No. g.,
FulloEViIIe, New York.
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MILhIN HRK.

MARY E. DAVIS respectfully solicIts the aiien-
It1 tion Of the Ladies' Of Charestown and vicinity
to her stock of BoNNETS, HATS. &c. As she has
just returned from baltimore, she promises the
latest and most becoming styIes Many thanks for
past favors. anda continuance solicited.
MAY IL. Is69-3t.
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mERcnANDIsE ZOE REAL EsTATE!

mERCHANDISE FOR REAL ESTATE:
FIRM. retiring from the business. offers 70 saIs
"A a stock OF fne tailor's and cIothier's Trim
nIingss together with nice assortment Of Ladies'
ailk and velvet DresS Buttons, and would axe in
exchange for portion Of the purchase. Real Estate
in any healthy location in the Southern States.-
Property in or near city preferred. This il de-
sirable opportunity for any wishing 70 commence
business or to add department of this KIND 70 a
business already established. Address Box 3O55
Postofice, New York. tMnJ 8, 1862
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boutwell, STANDS F1RM.-Secy Bout
we'll received dispatch Monday morning
from Wall streetannouncng that the premium
on gold had advanced to 142, and that bonds
had advanced correspondingly: The Secretary
says this rise in gold and bonds will not cause
any change in his policy of selling COLO and
purchasing bonds at the rate of million per
week. The Wall street spectators desired
him to sell more gold, in order, as they allege,
to put down the premium, but he will have
nothing to do with their specuiations-
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McCORMICK'S HARVESTERS,
Prize Howe, Advance. Reliable.
THREE SEPARATE MACHINES
rHE PRIZE nIowER,

GREAT IMPROVEMENTS FOR 1860.
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Solo owners of CoIburn,s and Rcd Jaeke.i Pa.eni

WANTED, AGENTS. SIS to 5000 per
w month, everywhere uISlc nd female. IN.
trodncc the GENUINE IMPROVED COMAlOH
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This ma
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braid aud rnibIOiIcr in most hyperion mann'ss
Price only SIS. Fully warranted for five years
We will pay : 1000 for any maChIn that will sew
sta onger, more beautiful, clastic lan
ours. IL axes the Elastic Lock Stitch" Every
second stitch be aud s II the cloth
b. pulled apart without tearing it. WcPHy Agents
from S15 to 5000 per month and Cxpnmscs, or
commission from " hiC twice that nnInunt be-
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CAUTION.-Dp net be impnsed nPon by Oihcr
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only genuine aud really practical cheap machine
manufactured.
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Mr.. A R. Corbin, New York mill
lionaire, was married. in Covington, KY, on
Thursday last, to Miss Jennie Grant, second
sister of the President The wedding was
entirely private. They will soon arrive in
New York city, where Mr.. Corbin resides,
and it is expected they will visit Washington
in the course of few weeks. Mr.. Corbin
was formerly connected with the st. Louis
Democrat, but of late years has realized
handsome fortune by successful speculations
in New York city
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LNRRING help for Young Men,
u who having erred, desire a better manifold
Sent in sealed letter enveopes5 free Of charge If
benefited return the posts ge. AddrcPs PHII,AN.
THROS, Box P, PhiladeIphia. Pa.
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Il lars Of Lambs Family Knitting Machine, amt
Chicopce Sewing Machine. Addrcss. enclosing
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UITILENS UF JEFFEKSUN q CLAkhE- I.
TTNHE undersigned would announce to the public
Il that he has returned to CharIestown. I'd Is now
prepared to execute ALL KINDS OF MASONRY,
Make Brick. Lay Brick and Stone, Build and &C.
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May ll-3t.* GEO, w. ARMENTRoUT.
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THE undersigned offers his services to the citi
l. zens of Jefferson and Clarke. and to the pubii
generally, for the furnishing, putting up and re
Pairing of HOUSE BELLS. Also, WINDOW
BLINDS and FASTEElNGS put up at short notice
Hooff, will receive prompt attention.
May %, lS69-3m. PIERCE E. holland.
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tzo o. eeIeti four foot. cut Mower, with double
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hded 10 me the defense Of this door, and will strike
down the first OF you who touches It, To enter here u
will be necessary to pass my body And the CROWD
which had arisen against The proserits defending the
French law stopped before policeman DEFENDING tne
English law. This policeman was called Henley history
has preserved his name" 1T. ~
on the morrow. NJ Hugo relates, the Ariel weighed
anchor Thanks to the resOlute bearing Of Policeman
Henley she had failed in her c0,p deat and had missed
her prey NJ Hugo probably exageraes the danger OF d
mapping by the French Government, step which would
undoubtedly have led TO war between the two countries
the episode winch he describes is certainly not one
which Englishmen look back with satisfaction.
For is at least certain that few days later "a OF the
refugees driven out OF Jersey by the authorizes
compelled las NJ Hugo says Ito seek second enhe,
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Ntp CIVILIZATIONS.

COETENT&
l. BPISoDRS IN AN OBSCURE LIFE Being Experiences in
the Tower Hames Part By CITRATE With Four IL
II. soMR HARVEST THOUGHTS By the Rev j. o. DYKES
Ill MY MOTHERS KNEE Poem BY the Rev. JOHN MON
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" SUNDAYS ON TIE CONTINENT, By the EDITOR. :,
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Gt,amhpats uun Railroads.

CUREWSBURY, RED BANK and LONG
- BRISCH-lbs steamer SKA BIRD Will leave Nsw-fors foot
Of follows!
- LEAVES SKw YORK
Wednesday Sept ~ $3.50 a. m. WEDNESDAY sept ~ 1870 NJ
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6tatbtTs.

A GENTLEMAN. graduate of German Uni
~ yerty aud an teacher desires additional pupils
In GERMAN Address REGElTf. Tribune 0me Boz No. l5. Fiat
class references
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~ young for College, has o ceIs de'pie to private
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Ga IA, Mall train for Grssupst
1880 for Resign Glen Core Loeas Valley Bantntes sae
Eorthport
$50 .. m oreenpoft Express
for Rosyu. Glen Cove Locust Valley. Huanges North
$50 m Tor Royu Glen Cove. Locust Valley Hustpstoa ssl
!: o. M for Jamaica Hampstead.
FOR and West Hampton LobE Island Raresd
Trains NswYork at $500 and $3.50 Fare lhToasA Seq
Hsrbsr S.
RosJn Locust Valley HsntogtOs .Dd Northpo Iss
Hunters Pon. at 9 N. and p m u. BARTON. SupL
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Miintru.
MusiraI Smstrumtnis.

IlnslfaI Nnsirnmfnis.
A GREAT REDUCTION in Pianos-Barmore's
"A War.oo No ga Beksrst splendid assorsnsst uaanssa
tre y.as II prize medals testimoalas from dstegasnsf M
If you want a good PIANO, cheap call at
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an.ats rented Only look sshsu b.
fore you decide sl,swlsre.
p. HALE ia finishing large stock of his
CELEBRATED GREAT UNION PIANOS for bis large Joooing
Trade Fall Give him call Conner rsaihava and Thirty
st.. N.wrork
NEW MUSIC-Old Music, Music Books, Mu-
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DIANOS, MELODEoNS, and ORGANS
P.. greatly reduced 70cave Pianos OF class
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ward ssceaa 80 70 Sta Menhy install
men Instruments or rent WArsroos NO. "a broaa
xay. HORACE WATERS
DRINCE g. Co.'S ORGANS and MELODEONS,
III Aekuo uledged the best 10 the world
s 7. GORDON, No. 7o6 Broadway
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NETWORK AND NEW -HAyEN RAJ
~ SUMMER ARRaNGEMRNr

COMMENCING MAY 10 1902
Passenger Station In h'vioIs corner o. TssnI .evsasS -
f''i''TisiI TRAINS sp IRlss s ss% s:s''''
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For Psr, Chester and n,srn.sl.,s ...,sas lIa. Al h
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Z: s::.:s !: s sss:f e.: ,:ls as
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For i!ou..on,e Railroad ssl'oad .. m ana and, s.s
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF ., -. ~
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Pshaeus $50 p m Msrrisk Saturdays stsziae
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The Placer herald., 1869-12-04

p AIN KILLE r /,

aft Ter thorough trial by nnumerable living wit
nesses has proved itself the Medicine of the age
1t is an internal and external remedy. Ono posi-
tive proof Of its efficacy is that its sale has con-
stantIy increased, and wholly upon its own mer-
its. The effect Of the Pain Killer upon the pa
tient when taken internally, in case OF Cold :,
Cough, Bowel complaints, Cholera, Dysentery
and other affections of the system. has been truly
wonderful and has won for it name among med.
ical preparations that can never be forgotten.
Its success in removing pain, as an external rem
edy in cases of Burns, Bruises Sor cs. Sprains,
Cuts, Stings OF Insects, and other causes of suffer.
ing. has secured for it such host OF testimony
as an infaIliable remedy that it will be banded
down to posterity rs one of the greatest medical
discoveries Of the 10th century. Dec L.
The Placer herald., 1869-12-04
The San Frarcisco Daily Herald is an--
nounced to re-appear 90 Monday pext.

THE ALABAMA CLAIMS are now up again for
adjus, ment, and the British government hAs ex.
pressed itself desirous of an arbitration. Among
the claims persstingly pressed are those OF the
ever.present and active J. G. Aver d Co., for the
value o: shipments Of cherry Pectoral, Sarsa-
parla. Ague Cure, and Pills, in transit for Ore
gon, Vancouver's Island and Russian America,
destroyed on the Anna Schmidt OF the coast OF
South America. So universal IS the use OF their
remedies, that they are ahoat on almost every
sea; and this firm is frequently caught between
the upper and neither millstones Of contending
nations. But they are known 10 stand up for
their rights, and to get them.-Repu6liean,
WQShlng ngfOn. D C..
The Placer herald., 1869-12-04

CONSOLIDATE AND MoNoPoLzE. - This
seems to be the leading idea OF the day.
The government has been engaged in this
business for the past nine years aud perhaps
'ts example has caused individuals and asso-
Citations TO follow 10 the same direction.
3owever this may be, all The great thorough
.res Of travel, Telegraph lines. Express bu-
slness, DC are pretty thoroughly consolida-
ted and monopol zed. Bat Yesterday, as it
were, we had lively competition in the
Telegraph business here. bu, one company
bought out the other, and up went the pri-
ces. Two days ago we had two prominent
Express companies on this coast, both doing
a good business and making money, but,
yesterday orders came to The Union Pacific
Express agents, "Close up your offices and
turn over The effects to Wells, Fargo L. Co.
Of course the purchasing party is more TO
he respected than him that sells both self ud
public. The public patronize opposition com
paniesuntil they warm ioo life, and then they
turn, Adder like. and sting their bsnefac.
tors. The public seems to he, indeed, a
great goose fitted only TO be plucksd. All
these thing and tendencies argue no good
TO the public, and he that earns bis bread
by the sweat Of his brow can prepare to shed
two drops for the same crumb tha. formerly
cost but one
The Placer herald., 1869-12-04

NEw DREss.-Ths Yolo Democrat comes
to US this week 10 an entire new dress and
looking the very picture Of health and pros
peri'y. The Democrat is an excellent paper
true to It's county and party and Away. we'll
filed with able editorials aud tas.sfuIly Sc
lected news and reading matter. The pres
ent number commences the third voIumne
and third year Of its existence. We wish
the Democrat continued and increased pros.
perity.
The Placer herald., 1869-12-04

INNoCENr.-Bernard Kane, the switch.
tender upon whom all the blame was for a
time laid for the terrible accident that hap
pened on the Western Pacific railroad on
The l4th ult., turns out to be innocent OF
al! crime, and has been discharged, not
even being held to answer before The Grand
Jury. So the second act in the drama is
over and yet no one is guilty. In this mat.
ter Of accidents on railroads tn owners are
the responsible parties and are so in law and
all decisions in civil suits, for damage in
loss Of life or limb, and should be so GRIMM.
ally. Now comes the civil suits for life and
limb. and in this, perhaps. when the compa-
py pays two or three hundred thousand dol
lars 10 The MANNED and heirs Of The slaupht-
cred, there may be more care in the future
We have been told that the wife of judge
BALDWIN will not settle for less than $50, 1000
aud what the Judges income would have
reached for five years to come, say $25, 900
more. Criminal prosecution in such case
are farce, aud without direct and positive
Statutes always will be, and 10 the c.i suits
juries should fix heavy and exemplary dam
ages. The purse Of a corporation is the
only sensitive thing II possesses.
The Placer herald., 1869-12-04

The New CAPITOL BuILDiHa.-Ws yea.
terday again visited The new Capitol build
ing. and we're pleased With the energy man
ifss,ed in making the necessary preparations
for its occupancy on Monday psxt. We
fouod the Governor, Secretary Of State,
Controller, and Treasurer in their respective
apartments. The Supreme Court room,
Surveyor Generals ro"ms, State LiGfssJ
rooms. and Adju,ant Generals rooms, will
all be fully ready for occupancy 10 few
days. The work Of moving from .hs old
building on street, to the new. is progress
sing finely. and we think will be fully COM
ple,ed Tomorrow. The old furniture 70 be-
used in the new building has all been reno.
waited thoroughly, and vanished anew. and
prssents better appearance than expected.
The members Of the two Houses who have
arrived in tbe city, and who base visited The
new buildings, are pleased with its interior
appearance 10 everv respect, and unhesits-
lIugIy pronounce it a crsdi. 10 the Slateof
California Reporter Dec. lst. ASA