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A BEAUTIFUL. THOUGHT after her
arrival in Ireland, where Mrs, Hemens died,
she was extremely unwell. When among the
mountain scenery of the fine county of Wicklow,
during storm, she was struck by one effect in
the hills. ItHas produced by a rainbow diving
down into a gloomy mountain pass, which it
seemed really to, flood with its eolored glory
could not help thinking" she remarked,
that it was like our religion, piercing and
carrying brightness into the depths of sorrow
and of the Tomb All the rest of the scene
around that one illuminated spot was wrapt in
the prefoundest darkness
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The Ne9g Books.

IYte VVe1U Books,
Received by the Crescent City, -
"A j. G. MORGA ANS,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post-ofHce.
THE ESCAPED NUN; Disclosures of Convent Life.
MARY LYNDON; or Revelations ef Le-An Autobiography
OUR FIRST FAMIEsA Novel of Philadelphia Society,
CooPEs NoVELs The Redskins edition.
CUMMINGS NEW WORKS. Baptima Font Salvation and
the Communion Table, g. n
THE ARTISTS AND TRADEsMANs coNrANIoN-By La.
fayetie Byrn.
TRIAL AND TRIUMPH-A New Novel by Arthur.
WILL TERRII-A Novel by Ingfnham. q
THE NEW YORK coNsUELo sFancies and Folliea Of
Fashionable Lifs.e
NoRyAL HASTINGS; or the Yankee Privateer.
ST. FLoRE-A Novel. 5 z -
BLACK WOODS MAGAZINE for July.
LONDON ART JOURNAL July.
71 FRESH SUPPLIES.
MEMOIRS OF THE COUNTESS OF BLESSINGToN
HUGS TRAVELS IN CHINESE EMPIRE.
PRINCES TRAVELS IN EUROPE
MAuRY's GEOGRAPHY OF THE SEA.
GRINNELL EXPEDITION. 1fz=.-lt. 80
- HARPER's STORY BooKs-2 vols., bound.
p1 4eEs, j. O.M0RGAN, Bookseller
iys0 9p7t Exchange Place adjoining the Post m
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1888
Sick Headache

Sick He0dGche.
should be remembered that Sick Headache ta
from disoriered stomach, corrupt blood
WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS a. So
certain fer description headAche they
cleanse tho body from these morbid which, the
stomach the of Sickness appetite dis
agreeable Sste in the mouth bad BREATH wasting of The gs
ead teeth and many other distressing compans
into tho eculaon and thrown parts the
give rice to every malady incident
Fear Fe Of the said Indian Vegetable Pills. twenty
four HOURS will in abort time, put complete
aehe at the time the digestive organs restored to
healthy Ons and the blood completely purified Headache
Or Diseases Of any kind, will DO in impossible.
j. WRIGHT s. Co, Agents,
iye 2p3teod chs,r.s .,xast
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THE GRIM EA.
BLACK WARRIOR CASE
INTERESTING DETAILS.

q &
HALIFAX, Aug. 1.-THE details of the news
brought blythe Asia are of much interest, as vii
be seen by the following
The War. s'''4rs % ''
From the Crimea the intelligence is to the
effect that the Allies were making formidable
preparations for another assault upon sebasto-
pol.
On the night of July 10Th, the Russians made
three sorties from the Malakoff Tower, on the
French lines, but we're each time repulsed.
sorties were also made against the English
lines on the 9Th, and we're repulsed.
The Turks had been besieged in Kars.
The general aspect of the war is considered
discouraging by the English press.
An allied expedition is being fitted out in the
Black Sea, supposed to be intended to act
against Odessa. .....-.=.-.
A Russian official dispatch Of July Sd, says
that six English boats entered the harbor Of
kauma, under the protection of a flag of truce,
and plundered the shipping. until they were
driven off by the fire from the shore lt
Hatf i 5 Spain.
Don Escaleute has received the appointment
Va pPAulcu 10 w
The rupture between Rome and Spain is now
complete. In consequence Of the passage of the
Church Property BILL. the papal Charge de-
manded his passports. ~
The Black Warriorscase has been settled by
the allowance by the Spanish Government of one
million reals indemnity. A Carlist general had
been shot by the authorities at Garrone Ga
yonne , ---5 - .- --='.-- s. =
Germany. Va ,a
Austria has sent circular letter to the Ger
man Diet fayoring peace, and threatening to
hold the Principalities while hostilties continue
1t asks, moreover, that the Germanic Confedera-
ton maintain its present attitude
The Diet replied that circumstances do not
call for any fresh measures on the part of Ger
many, and that it does not extend its obligations
or engagements
The resignation Of the Hanoverian Cabinet is
hourly expected
The Allied powers disppprove of the insurrec-
ton at Modena. a
The French garrison ct Rome has been rein
forced
A letter from Mazzini appears in the Geneva
papers, warning the Italians against Bonapartist
intrigues.
I e Prussia. "a
1t is reported that the Crown Prince Of Prus-
sia will proceed to st. Petersburg to act as
mediator between the Allies and Russians.
~ New York Market.
NEW YORK, Aug L. Cotton unchanged
Flour has declined 124o per Dbl. Wheat is a
trife higher, with sales of Southern White at
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] FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST ), 1855.

ieaoing e EN- daring he Stamer, sgho desire
n tses Crescent Ii stp can dare i ao,e
regularly r any sreees tine 1g ieapng teir orders and
: atffsag at ne e6fee, No 10 Camp street Is
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HEAaHTH OF Poh1TENEss - When two goats
met on bridge Which was too narrow to allow
either to pass or return, the goat which lay
down. that the other might walk over Id, was q
tiner gentleman than Lord Chesterfield
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r Complimentary Benefit to the AMATEUR
SINs1 RELs by the WARRINGTON ARTILLERY nj Odd Fei-
lews, Hall. FRIDAY EVENING IA Auuuas an, ON
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NEW ORLEANS, August /, 1855.
Jons H. M.pzn Esq, Democratic
Justices Court:
SRI will DO happy the present Canvass
time before the Election Public
Issues between either ororcs Alphabetically Yocs
fundamentally or otherwise. Yours respectfully,
/ ma ptf WI o
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CLOTHING MADE To ORDER. by reference to
= card in smother ceatn twill be seen that those ds-
ssas q having their clothing for the coming season,
aaae 70 Measure can be accommodated by calling on
Morris wsy, corner of Camp and Common
Az who intend sending for sstices of apparel,
ny sess aased that they canaot select BETTER me
ttosiaans themselves with good aud fashiohsble
el'ia ate eaao them Co. pFosias Sss sss, -
8 theIt 5 - :
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sIhe 0MetaI Proceedings Of the Board of Assistant
sidernen ON Tuesday night Last, VIII be found on
the fourth page Of tc-das's Crescent.
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French Gsstt Spanish Books
JUsT RECEIVED BIZ
BURNETT & BOsTWIOK,
Is CAMP STREET. III

Is CAMP STREET. A5
RoBERTsoNIAN syem of Teschng French iamo Tin pe4s)
MEADOWS French Engih Psonouncirg Dictionary
RAGINES Select Peceo. Is
MoLIEREiS Select Pieces. is 81. a. =.
PAUL EFT yIRGINIE. Par B. SIS, Pierre II mo.
ELISABETH; Les Ex dc Siberie. Par Nine Coffin.
FABLES DE La FoNTAINE. 100 Illustrations.
ATALA RENE. Par Ghatsauhriand. mo-.
CoUQuEf'S Fa Lessons in French Enlarged editions imc
eEiouQUET'S Easy Conversations in French Homo.
LIE LIVRE des Pes Enfntl "a Reader Little smo
DEL MARS Spanish and English Conversations.
FIsGUT's oisndorhi "a Method of Learning Spanish.
KEY to vnsus 0llsndorf' Method Of Learning Spanish.
VIAGUT's Spanish Reader and Translator I2mo.
MEADOWS Spanish and Engliah Dictionary London Edition.
oLLENDoRFf. Ell Maestro de Insel Che English Tsachs1 with
nfgured Pronunciation of the EngIh BY vngu
oLEN DoRFF Caye del Maestro nglea (Key to hsEps
lah Teaehsr.) -=Eft}s
oLLENDoRFF LIE Matre dEspagno spsnh Grammar for The
of the Freneh.l By +. J. yipgut / vol. I2mo
LEcToR TRADuGTOR INGLEs (Engah Reader for the usa
of spanHh) ByF.J. Vingut I3mo.
~ liberal discount the foregoing prices to hoos
elq IN
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Cati.ersoooa's Celebrated Ginger

Brandy. -
This superior liquor, combining all stnn-
ising and aromatic qualities pure Ginger united with
superior ace Of BRANDY which fayore
beverage in all the cities along hs river well The
East now introduced into this market for the first time.
The virtues OF Ginger GENTLE pleasant unirritat.ne
ssohe have long been sosd by the Medical Faculty. have
been recognised by observer of hysienic
The article now presented challenges any ever
produced and has received the need Of pruse
u Ear sale. by the case, ny gs45ssa54.s
CATHERWooD ELMoRE,
nsi& SPIT Z Corner sirod and Cop,n,s,cs s,,ss..
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=
AsERIcAN Con vENTIoN Ar PASS CHprsp,AN L
The americans Of the Fifth Congressional n;s.
frict Of Mississippi will meet at Pass Christian
~ re sth instant, for the purpose Of nominal.
ing candidate for Congress The Convention
WIZ NJ pe large and well attended From inform
atlon that has been communicated NJ n IL
nave many reasons to believe that every ca,,ptv
- the District will DO represented by dele.
sa.ss uuiy appointed by upright and honor.
&C. oonsIituencies--not by persons belonging
" " party conceived in falsehood and nour :
lr 'sA'su \, ! oeceit, as the Democratic cham
piVns q Louisiana have represented the Ameri.
uan party Vt this State to have been. AL 4
i sinal the selection of the delegates will be- n
"lse and judicious one, and that the candidate
Y De chosen will be, in all respects, worthy the
! nOnor conferred upon him, We cannot psrm;t
ourselves to doubt. = .
Ven, ouitman Has been Nominated ~ i /.
9 -" aso District Convention for the same
d III, Z, upen an independent platform of his
], :, oWa ~ told the Democratic Delegates II !
leeset reaa before them, that, they would h i Z
N fdfse hsna az Ne aas, without any n,a.,
other than those deducible from his mast -
course, and that he did not consider ~, nas
u the North in fayer Of sustaining tbe canst;
tutional rights Of the South - y
Wen, such language Was becoming a noh,.
ola man Ike General Quitman. We say this
sma!ie We regret his candidacy. Question ;:
ny goes the party which always pegiects lin
nshlle u safety, always call upon him in The
sys y ssnger ; Echo clearly answers, why !,
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-. L. a NOTICE -,.
N UNDERWATER MINERAL. PAINT Tho

tho sn deem notify the public at ey arc
States OF M sac Of the PAINT for The
tbe Alabama, Mississippi Texas rhogs wanting
Oh in HI recommended orders 10 s
Ghnse through their merchants Instruction. to
public IN os se u notify
knowisda ~ o. me Brdgewater Paint II the ppys
Of the agents that
sSd u this parties both ID and ont ~ H. ps
Mineral thus the Bdgewasr liable e s
;uslhed on the merits Of other
sefioay affect the interests of the Coupsn and enjT
VeA pfoeseongs indispensable for their protection.
soia a..t ,a4.. u Y boGERFA CO., ~ Camp street,
Texas. - = = ''aua, hlaoafha, mississippi and
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'-tZ- STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
boi remembered that the 24h Jaly 1885,
acrbe Justice Of tho Peace in and for the City soresa personally
appeared Charles j. Mansoni Secretary Of the
Insurance Company Of New Orleans being duly
sw do depose and that the foregoing just
tre and correct iran script from the Company.
c.. MANSoN1. Secretary.
Sworn aud subscribed before this Gath day July
tSignedl CIV. JoNTE,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the PsriAh of
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MARRIED:
Dill III.

On Wednesday the 1st Augusi Henry Kaufman Mr.
LOUIS GROSS Galveston Texas Mis- PLoiZ Of
mis- city. a -
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~ VHE CAAaLRsroN AItRo,5ay y 49, as5 II. 1.
sAssfhe Mercury hss al ssfisa w. aas Ea9c,
o a IN IS not 70 be- relied
short satracs With ~ nghs q tae South We give
10 y ssrssSy sa was ZEE r. asas
pafty "a a. me That tbe BY
asss m n secure n ms North NH m T. ade
ri rights and .Ss & t w.
re hays 70 faith in the ability Of th ssss n..
Vim w Ss at the North Nv shs
saa Protection 81 the South wy national ends or
those ed Wigs who aposed to take re,,s. q
III FL Esxly 81 sie plea If safety 10 the South
4 sRepubfesns II 2s4ss sAs y i iikes laa1
vi iWaanvite tho attention of the Courier to III,
lofegQinga The Charleston Mercury, like g on
8 ssuisnan. thinas shs tsposrac ys very unrelia.
T bic. 80 far as ths Il M tho South are eon.
oerned They are right. go IN
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Ocsaas Springs.

- Mrs T. o. JONES' having taken the large DING
HOUSE on jackson Avenue, half block Ho st Ocean
~ 10 accommodate visitors Thursday Jans al
On the premises Mineral spngsns Sulphur ad he
ohsr lroe. =5--'.o5s 1-IiE%'gvTqn
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ges- For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
coURT-The friends of PHILIP HIcKY MORGAN
Candidate for Judge the Second District place
]. N. Lea.
CT Election place the 18Th August naIt. iyas IL
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Il FAXES FAXES. IA lthoughthe time for receiy-
4 ing State taxes BY the Collector Of the Fourth
District expiredoa the 1stS inst, Yet ii il not
too late for those who have omitted to comply
wlth the requironlents Of the law to 90 and nav
thelr dues, it performed Immediately. Although
there y considerable increase over last year, in
many instances as much as twenty five pef cent.
verify verify the State is becoming 4 gourmand5
yet many payers console themselves like our
Selves that they have something on which thew
can pay taxes and aid our poor but patriotic
State. g# ilaH7 -
WIS Tag Collectors office, for the Fourth Dis
'fist, Is On Jackson, near the corner Of Tchou-
pltQulas street. All those who have mot paid
Wal ind il 70 their interest to attend 10 Il AZ
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DEMOCRATIC TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF THE
AMERICAN PAkTFoRMThe Little Rock Gazette and Dem
oera decidedly the ahst Democratic paper in Arkansas
IN speaking Of the plaform adopted by the american
National Convention recently held in Philadelphia holds
the following language
u true and Just snot objectionabe any party
and be condemned nv ils And We rensat the
potion assumed by The national organization of this
party upon the slavery question Is the Gopstitu
ton and therefore, batter for the south than that which
mas heretotore been asuned or far aware
proposed ny any other party We Democrats in prn
cpe and faith proved by the works of our lives we
shall ever remain So But we not TO be hood winked
by Names led awak from principle by professions
The slavery platform of the American party
is the truest and best ever written The South
ern people will act suicidally if they do not
.stand up to it as one man. 1t affords them sure
and full constitutional protection, and they have
never asked for, NOR are they entitled to, any
more. Besides it is sustained and endorsed by.
Americans--not b trading politicians and as
pirants after place and power. This simple
fact should go a long Ways. .zssge -
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y By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA
Southern Military Academy
LOTTERY GRAND SCHEME FOR AUGUST
GLASS Il.
10 BE DRAWN AUG 49, 1885, IN THE CITY OF MoNTsoNEpy
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING 10
as- 700, 900 ~ssM
Will be distributed according the following
MILES G. ,FOLKEs,

Anetioneer and Commission Merchant Was il ten etrec, yi.t
kT' Will aal MERCHANDISE Add Property n, ali a.,
aots consigned 10 him. and Prop Remttabess for bs
Refers
Messrs. JOHN WATT a Co, ~
ape 8ply !" CuDUY, BROWN 4 Co. New oreaua.
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F y R II e R BIZ THE ASIA.
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n msntaa N10o, Tut ou5tuIHeTB OF The late Ia
hol,o snted Mrs. BRYAN, 40 Canal street ara IN
% @ ne sIater ahd formerly PRINCIPAL ~ NJ.
tile business of CONTINUE and conduct
owna IN expressing her thanks far ina r., and
ss nh mas received stes untaI death
viii aiv " further extension public ftyo Of Which,
der herself deserving, ~ n7t EARNEST endsRvor to
Persons china no3,7 N, ~.
sent them for 70 Nina Dans .s Bryan Will please
WIN the ieaat possible delay. ~ oe' ,4o cana street.
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PoReATT's HERMETICAL SELF. SEALING
TEGETABEs ~ ~ = new article for PRESERVING FRUITS
INA, ele.i easy opened closed euui,ins No
and hoassTesn aay sata without injury Every pasr srsr
their shiea sno1ld supply hlef with th uas, ae a.
tabes bv Ia Dc furnished with Preserves ana fresh peTe
by - S0iiseaph 4 n Ssal For sale in any quaatsty,
t:B- The publie ave EpSoN HART, Camp sire
t P,iea TO cali Themselves
-----=-....- - s-sV leI aoAsn. iegR Sp2mAW
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T197335T - Z NlVdf 3IAtBIIIb bHUd' W. ~ ~
LouIsvILLB, Aug. 1.-The river is still rising,
with seven and q half feet water in the canal,
and five feet nine inches on the falls. ~
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4 kCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL.-The Proprie-
would 0r ae aessS well kaowa popular
sh1tfaty, e tho REDUCTION THE PRICE III BoaRp Which
Will 70 from and after this date, folows: - sD' "
hor Transient BoardeTs,
For Transient Boarders '.'''.-'.'' " Per Jay
or Regular Boardes .''s-'.'' ~ ~ per weoA.
and saomg 10 miles, Bachelors and iii ssskeo pa.u-o
ar the best pont Of soot and
TO any other hotel upon tho Shore v
Ocean SPRING. Mia. 1,v, o.r L. JENNINGS, Proprietor.
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Our contemporary Of the Vicksburg Wing never
wrote truer words than the following, which ap-
peared in the issue of the 2sth. We copy them
and endorse them with pleasure:
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we. NEWELL's IMPROVED COTTON

AYtaEss and esalnga for the improved co
Press Invented by Dr. Newell Grand Cali and nes IN gl
worked by horss OF power, AZ bs"siAi
N Also--sfHAuBs PATENT PRESSURE CORN MILLS bsipy
cst simple durable and IN every reaPact the best Corn s
nyas 3pf s. II GIIulN a. gat.b... ,..,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-06
I0rd;aance, No. xxx.
Connrninr Dance Houses.

Concerning Dance Houses
The Roaa of Trlstees Of the Tewn f Grass Valley
do OrdaiHas folpws
cii AM ne4ern or persons opening or keep
; o1r nbJic Dhee House within the incorporate
limits of ire Town of Grass Valley, shali hrsO app{
to the mashal ard obtain License Tor tlfe same We
License sa be thirty Dollars per 5nont ~ dav snc5
or Three Bollars advance, foreach ngnt OF uy SUI
Dance Hose maj be opened for dancing PURPOSES
SUNDAYS exceptdl in adj cases.) ~. odi
Section b Onhnd after the passage OF tllls
o,,oa ~, ,oarsonbr nersons shall use any house VIM
in the Cotporate limits of Grass Valley, as a pun"
Dance House Without first having obtained License
- d,actad i,T Setlion first in this Ordinance uloel
Tho nenaIty of Inc of not less than Fifty Doliarsy
and costs of suit nor than One Hundreu :
on conviction bef(re magistrate, or silan NE nc a5
oned in default of fpaylnent not aess t"n T;ad asa
Dance Hause and the owner thereof shall De ne'u
sponsible for, and be made to pay the nhe @A'" VS.
50 anlroTed amp9STe a. A. FoMPKINs, President.
Attest--s. G. Richardson, Clerk
saHHHsa
Concerning Bars and other places, where intoxi-
eating Liquors are sold by the drink
The Beard Of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley
do 0rdain foi4owsZ
Section l. -An persons keeping Bars Saloons Fx
changes Restaurants Hotels Coffee Houses and 9th
er places where spirituous and Intoxicating liquor
are sold by the drink, (within the Corporation KNIT
OF Grass Valley shall pay license for the same ac
cording to their class which shall de denomnsted tn
First Class and the Second Glass
Where the receipts of such Bar. Saloon &c shall
exceed Two Hundred Dollars per raonth for liquors
and other things sold by such Bars, &C. it shall be
coSeereo OF the FIRST Class and shall therefore pay
tax OF Ten Dollars quarterly In advance.
where the receipts of any such Bar, Saloon &C.
snail be under Two Hundred Dollars per month it shal
oe numbered In the Second Class and shall pay Tax
OF Five Dollars per quarter in advance
oecuion q Any person or persons who shall refuse
70 pay their License on application by the Marshal
or the collection of the same shall be prosecuted fol
double the amount of the sum which they SO refuse t.
pay before any Court of competent jurisdiction AnC
on recovery execution shall be issued.
All persons from whom such License may be de
nahaeo snail before Magistrate make oath to the
class under which he may properly belo e. md on re
using SO to do shall be included in the First Class and
pay accordingly.
Approved, EA TOMPKINs Pres,
Attest-S. c. RICHARDSON, CLERK,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-06
Constable's Sale.

RY VIRTUE of an Execution, bearing date, Oct. D.
Of R. 7. Gambrel an acting Justice of the Peace for
Nevada County, upon Judgment entered before
him, on the above date, in favor of j. L. MOORE, and
against W. A. GRIFFIN, for the of Two Hundred
and Thirty three Dollars and Seventy nine Cents 81
have taken in Execution, and will expose at Public
sale to the highest bidder for Cash, in the Town of
November, between the hours of 9 A. NJ and P. NJ.
all the right title and interest of W. A Griffin in and
to certain Frame House, situated the Main ST.,
In the Town of Rough Ready, adjoining the premi
ofaPeter Young on the West for the satisfaction of
the above demands and accruing Cists.
W. r. ARMSTRONG, Constable
Rough Ready Oct. 90, 1856 63t
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-06
DIR, Ii. CZAPKAv

FORMERLY Physician and Surgeon in the Hun.
gsrian Army, and Lecturer on diseases of Women
and Children, is successfully established in San
The Or. is gentleman of extensive travel, having
in medical tour visited all the nations of Eurona
and closely examined the most celebrated In6rma.
ries and Hospitals known to the world he con,o
to US with an accumulated fund of medical infor,o
ton, that will prove benefit to, as it should ba =
source of consolation to the infrm. The Dr. has in
course of his experience discovered many valuable
remedies which have proved of invaluable service in
the treatment of Chronic and Privade diseases ua
can be consulted free of charge at his medical rooms
or by letter, and where patients place themselves un
der his charge, he guarantees cure or asks no com
pensation We would refer tbs reader to his advor
tisemement for further particulars 4S-am