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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-04

Mr.. Smith of Virginia, charged Mr. Banks
with deserving the Know Nuthings for the
express purpose of resisting the ageressions
of slavery. After this efiusion of wrath the
House adjourned.
Mr.. Banks, last week. on two or three oc-
caslons, obtained precisely votes enough for
the election Of a Speaker but before the re
suit could be announced several gentlemen,
VINO had been sent for hurrledly, entered tho
House aud cast their suitragcs for another
candidate, thus turning the scale.
Hote and by i0hom an election is prevented.
The Washington correspondent of the N.
Y. Commercial Advertiser writes, Dec. 25;h:
"Mr. Banks had as fair an opportunity for
election yesterday as he can ever have, even
should the contest be prolonged ill the 4lh
of March, 1886. lie wanted but three votes
to elect him. There we're eight outstanding
votes, all professedy anti Nebraska. Three
Of these would have settled the matter upon
either of the four trials yesterday. These
members have thought it their duty to vote
for Mr. Pennington. Ono ofthem Mr. Moore
Of Indiana, offered to 90 for Mr.. Banks iftwo
of his friends would unite with hims so as to
secure an election. Mr.. Scott Harrison, Mr..
Dunn, and others, and not one could be in
duced to move with him. Mr.. Williams and
Mr.. Bayard Clark had been relied upon to
go for Mr.. Banks when their votes would be
eiiectua but when the crisis occurred thew
renamed determined as ever.
These gentlemen are all X. Ms. We
believe they will fnd that they are reckoning
without their host, ii they count upon the
approval of their own party in the tree
States.l
II Democratic Cducus.-At the adjourn
ment OF the House, On Friday afternoon
caucas OF the democratic members was called
to meet IN the Representatives. Hall. at elght
O'Clock in the evening. Promptly at ihe
hour about fifty members were In attendance
aud the meeting continued till quartz. pas,
eleven
MIR Jones, of Tennessee, presided.
great number Of speeches were made. A.
mong those who participated in the discus.
sion were Messrs, Bowie and Stewart of
/ Maryland Cobb, stephens and Crawford, of
Georgia; Cadwallader, OF Pensy lvania; and
Qultman aud Barksdale, of Mississippi
The talk was very animated, but seemed
all to tend in the same direction to the
practical result. The project ofuniting with
the Fuller men was considered but the sim
I pie fact that such union would not constl>
tute majority, was considered conclusive
against 1t, without weighing the other objec =
tons,
Mr.. Stephens, ofGeorgla, earnestly adyo-
Gated continual session of the House until
Speaker should be chosen. This subject
came up too late to be fairly considered.
Finally, 1t was unanimously resolved to stand
by Col. Richardson and the platform to the
bitter end, and to recommend to democratic
members TO avoid debate as far as possible.
and TO offer no propositions or resolutions in
the House, but just keep on steadily voting
1t was then agreed that IT FIVE members
should think farther consideration desirable
at any time, on their request, the Chairman
should call another caucus. Washington
Cor Of. " Y. Herald.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-04

.. mere Is wisdom in the advice of Rev.
f1Iuney Smllh Never teach false morality.
49, s,>S'J "N7nto 10 teu girls that
beauty Is OF no vane, dress of 10 use. Beons
" IS OF value--her whole prospects and han.
plness III lie may often depend upon a new
gown or a becoming bonnet; and if she
nave gram OF common sense she will find
.his out The great thing is to teach her
Their Just value; and that there INNS, he
something better under the bonnet than =
pretty face for real happiness. But never
sacrifice TRUTH "e'e'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-04

Fine Oysters ,ohere 10 gel Mem.- Re-
Gently we had occasion to order through Mr.
Hopkins at the Express office, quantity
"of the best oysters to be found in Boston y
and we got them. The card accompanying
was marked ~. s. Higgins"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-04
The Foray upon Kansas.


AT last we have the official treaty Of peace,
as follows, from which it will be seen that
the Free State men have had every thing
their own way:
The Kansrs Negotiation and .7ijustmenL
The following are the articles of negotiation
aud adjustment entered into by Gov. Shan
non and the people Of Lawrence
UhercdS, There is misunderstanding be-
tween the people OF Kansas, or a portion of
them, and the Governor thereof arising our
OF the rescue near Hickory Point of citizen
under arrest, and some other matters and
UhTeas, A strong apprehension exists that
said misunderstanding may lead to civil strife
and bloodshed and Hhereas, II is desired by
both Governor Shannon and the people of
Lawrence and vicinity, TO avert a Calamity so
disastrous to the interests of the Territory
and the Union, and to place all parties in a
correct position before the world;
Now TnEREFoRE, 1t is agreed by the said
Governer Shannon, and the undersigned peo-
pie OF Lawrence, now assembled, that the
matters in dispute be settled as follaws to
wit:
We the said citizens of said Territory.
protest That the said rescue ives made with
out our knowledge or consent; but If any of
our elliIens were engaged, we pledge our
serves 10 ala IN the execution of any lepsl
process against them; that we have no
AhoWleuge oil the previous, present. or nros-
1 peo.Ne existence OF any organisation in the
/ e,'u'i i"' 'he resistance of the laws, and
u'u' we nave not designed and do not design
s, 80 ,t Wv 'sBe service any criminal pro-
"o'enl "ut pledge ourselves to aid in
'"o eNeonl'oh OF tue laws, when called on by
proper authority, IN the town or vicini,y -
Lawrence, and that we will use eu ony VI
fluence m preserving order therin and ,,a
declare that we are now, as we eve, h.
been, ready at any time to aid the Goyernor
in securing a posse for the execution of such
process. ProUided, that any person thus ar.
rested in Lawrence or vicinity, while for.
oign force shalt remain in the Territory.
shall be duly examined before United
States District Judge, of said Territory, in
said town, and admitted to bail and proyd,
ed, further, that Gov. Shannon agrees to nse
hls nluopce to secure to the citizens nf
Kansas Territory remuneration for any dam
ages sustained, or unlawful depreciation, II
any such have been committed by the Sher.
IFS posse in Douglas County. And further
that Governor Shannon states that he has
not called upon persons residents of any 9TH
er states, TO aid IN the execution OF the laws,
and such as are here IN this Territory are
here of their own choice, and that be has not
any authority or legal power to do 80, nor
will he exercise any such power, and that he
will not call on any citizen of another State,
who may be here. That we wish it under
stood that we do not herein express any opin-
ion us to the validity Of the enactments of
the TerrIoral Legislature
WILSON SHANNON,
(Signedl G. ROBINSON,
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NFFF'W1FNF ~ T"IWKWTNf
WILSON SHANNON,
lSigned> G. ROBINSON,
j. n. LANE.

TO Charles Robinson and j. III. Lnu.-
You are hereby authorized and directed "a
take such measures, and use the enrolled
force under your command in such manner,
for the preservation oil the peace and the pro
lection OF the persons and property of the
people of Lawrence and vicinity, as in your
judgment shall best secure that end.
lSIgned) WILSON SHANNON.
LAwRENCE, Dec. o, 1855
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-04

The Presidents Message. RE il ALL
1t is the Presidents programme for the next
election.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-04
state Temperance Conven-
ton.

The annual meeting of the Vermont State
Temperance Society will be held at LUD-
Low, on WEDNESDAY, the 10TH DAY
OF JANUARY next, commencing at one
o'clock, p NJ, aud will continue through
that and the next day.
Owing to the cars, both from the east and
west arriving OF Ludlow lite after one
o'clock, r. NJ, we have thought it adysa-
Bile TO delay the hour of meeting to that
time.
The meeting in the afternoon of that day
will, therefore, be very much Of business
character; and we hope gentlemen will
come prepared to present, at this session, I'll
matters OF business, that the Society may
have time TO consider and act upon the same.
The report Of the Executive Committee
will be made in the evening, at which time
the Choir are invited to be present. Ladies
are also invited To attend our meetings.
All arrangements in relation to our ses.
slons on Thursday, viii be made by the So
clety. We hope the friends of Temper
anco will adopt measures to secure a liberal
representation from all parts of the State.
Editors and Publishers throughout the
State are respectfully requested again to
manifest their lberahty and friendship to
the cause Of temperance, by giving the a.
bove notice two or three insertions in their
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-04

O~Another Western Agency; Sec adj
veriisement Of Dogdc e. Wood, Barre boys
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-04

A question, also, which has been pend.
ing Tor several years between The United
States aud the Kingdom of Greece, grow.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Probate court.

County OF Butte Probate Court
~ OW this day. 1t appearing " my satisfaction as
~ Judge of the Probate Court. IN and Tor Briic
County that the Board Of Supervisors, ami for said
County. did, on the twcnly-fourih day OF september
D one Thousand eight hundred and fy six. declare
)roye to be the County sent si Butte Co. from and
after the said twenty. fourth day of September. D.
1856. in pursuance of an Act entitled An Act 10
change aud dX the COUNTY seat OF Butte County, af-
proved March l0h, loL6, and II iurlhtr appearing
10 my satisfaction that the present buildings III which
10 said Coari has been held, and IN which the ltec
ord. have been kept in the town OF Bdweli, are un-
.nle ~ "A place uf depository ior saft Records, and
that the same is liable to destruction ny Hire, by rea-
lt,n OF their being constructed entirely oi wood.
And il further appearing that. there Is no building
in the town of Bidve, suitable Tor hodli'g lhe terms
of this court ard TO safely keep It's Records rom re
or Other calamity, and il appearing that lhe Town of
Oruyille is at place to hold The terms o hs court
and that "A conrnOdiOus and safe BRICK building III
said ,gn has Deen rendered to the county Us county
bindings.
the Clrrn OF The Probate Court. in and for Butte
COUNTY forthwith remove his office hnd the Records
thereof, to Orovle, Ia The building selected ny he
said Board of supervisors county buildings. ana
that he do and transact the business Of his SAID ONCE
M the town of Oroville as the County sea! of Butte
OuDy .
And is further ordered tha! the terms of said
court from and after the said tWentyourlh day OF
september A y 1855, be held at tho said town of
Druyille until otherwise ordered
And il l.. further ordered that the Clerk otthe Pro
bate Court. in aud Tor Butte County. issIo III order
under seal of SAID Court, in conformity with this Or
der.
And tha, the same be published in the Dali, Butte
Record a paprr published IN the town oi Orovilie,
for the space ffory days from the date hereof.
BY or Ter oi Court.
Attest the foregoing true copy OF the original or
der now file IA my.court.
Witness my hyiud and the seal of said Pro.
RI 81 bate Couri affixed. this the 9th day of sep
temher 4 D 1856, ut Bidwell.
MILES CHAPLIN, Probate Clerk.
BY DARRACH, Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
BY DARRACH, Deputy.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Board Of Supervisors,
County of Butte Nov Term.
the matter of he declaration Of certain streets in
the Carlton tract to be highways, and to alter the
road to McConucl's Ferry, It is hereby ordered that
the present road running from the termination of
Bird Robinson aud Montgomery streets in the town
of Orovillc Butcher Ranch IN said county, be- and
the same hereby declared vacated public high
way And il is further ordered that The said Bird,
Montgomery and Robinson streets of said town of
Oroyllle be extended AS public highways across the
tract of land known ns the Carlton Tract, and nd
joining said town Of Uroye. said combinations of
Bird Robins N and Montgomery street. 10 be sixty
six feet in width and extending in directions parallel
with each other. according to the plan or servoy Of
said Carton Tract made by VI. II. Farley. And it is
further ordered that the street marked Fourth Ave-
nue., according to the plan and servey OF the said
Carlton Tract be- and the same is hereby declared tn
be public highway-the said Avenue to be sixty six
feet in widlh and extending across said tract of land
And il is further ordered that so muc OF the First,
second, Third. tinh sixth, sovoas, and Eighih Az
enues as lie between Robinson and Montgomery
streets, according to the plan or survey of snd VI H.
Farley of said Carlton Tract now on file in th" cihce
of the county Recorder OF said county. be. and the
same are hcreb, declared To be public highways uii
of said highways to be sixty feet in width. And II
is further ordered that the road now laid out from the
termination of the said Robinson street, across
the Butcher Ranch, to its junction with the old road
be- and the same IS hereby declared public high
way. said highway to be sixty six feet in width.
Attest The foregoing II true copy.
MILES CHAPLIN, Clerk of Board.
BY VI. II. Darrach. Deputy. ni5-5d
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
LOST SCRIP

THNHE FOLLOWING PIECES of Butte County
Il Script piece drawn to +. Paige. No. 1i~5
registered Nav 10Th. 1856, for S225,iO piece drawn
to z. Paige, No, 1856, registered May 18Th 1896, for
S36 piece draw 10 K. Hobart, No }, registered
May 10Th 1856. for S4S.Sj; piece drawn to NJ. \.
Mclaughlin. No "a, registered May 2Sth. for $1,000
and one or TWO ljexes tor smaller gmo'pis, number
and date not remembered. All persons arewurned
against negotiating for said Scrip, as The payment on
the same has been stopped. Any one rerurnng the
above pieces of Scrip to the undersigned or the Office
OF the Butte Record Will be suilHbly rewarded.
Orovllie Dec. 10, 1o1J. RANDALL HOBAKl.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
NOTICE

. oTrCE ia hereby gwen, that the undersigned
" will apply to the BOARD of supervisors, in and
far Jnte County, at its February Term, A. ID. 1857,
or as soon thereafter as n pcaon can be heard,
for Bridge and Ferry License across south fen,hei
MIR n, ar near lis inncton with The North Fork of
Feather River. in Bidwcll township. in said county
Ry order of he Bidwell Bridge Company.
Nov. 10, 1850. - - ,,,,ee, n.,
ego w. llEss,
RT.NAS NoRpES,
J. A. MURRAY, fTrustees,
JosEPH GLUKKAuB,
Jos e. n. LEwIs,
R.T. VAN NORDEN, See'y. nll-~id
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.
cor,rY or Brrrr. SE.
COUNTY COURT-AT CHAMBERS,

OROylLiE. October u. 1856.
I'm THE NATTER OF HORACE REYNOLDS
a an lusolvent Debtor
In pursuance of un order made on She BIS, day of
Oc,ober !s56 in The County Court of said county, by
the Judge thereof the Hon j r. y. LEWIS,
Notice is hereby given to the creditors Of the said
insolvent debtor Horace Reynolds to be aud appear
before the Judge of the County Count IN and for said
county, the Hon J. T.. n. Lewis ut the Court hOpse,
at OrOvIile in said county, on Monday. the 2ith day
of November, A. u. lca6, at 90 O'Clock. 4. NJ, the
same being the fist day of the November term OF
said Colrt then aud there to show cause, if any,
why the rayer of sad iusolvent debto' should not
be granted. ana assignment of his es. tie bo made
and he be discharged from his debts aid liabilities
as an nsnvent debtor.
illness my hand and the ; J of sand Court
- affixed, this The 2lst day October, A. ID
,~s. l''' MILES CHAPLIN, County Clerk,
by NJ IL DARRACH, Deputy.
Oroville, October Il, lc56. o2l I'd
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE

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tent!-Dr l.. ). Czapkay's Prophylaccum. tSelf Dis
injecting Agen,) IL sure preventative against g1nor
rhua and philitic diseases aud hn unstrpassed rem
4dy tor all the vencriG scroiulous, gangrcnous and
cancerous ulcers telid discharges from the vagina,
uterus and urelhra and all cutaneous eruptons and
diseases Al innoculaton is "A preventative agalnol
small pox, 50 Is M l. !. 'zapkaEs ffophiiacllcuh
a preventative against syphtical and gonorrheal
diseases Harmless in itself, it possesses the power
of chemically destroying the sypniiIic VIRUS, ana
thereby s,lviHg thousands from being Injected with
the most loathsome of all diseases. Let no young
,nan ~ho appreciates health be without Or. Cap
kay's Prophlacticum. 1t is in very convenient pack
ayes and will he found convenient To use, being
nsed ms a SOAP Price 81 For ssie ut Dr. h. j.
f,znpkas office, Amory Hall, corner OF Sacramento
and Montgomery streets, san t'rancisco.
All orders must be addressed to l., j. CZapkay, NJ
D., San Francisco, California. hIf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
COUNTY TREAsURER'S OFFICE, }

BIDWk LI, JUIy To II, IoJO.
~ IOTICE Il hereby tivne, tnal all persons noldihg
q Butte County Warrants payable from The gene.
raj fund, registered between February 10Th, lr5G, and
May 9TH, 1850, that the same Will be redeemed
presentation. NJ my ofice. And nOtice is further
gwen that lrot and after this date, said warrants
VIII cease 10 bear Interest
WILLIAM LaTTIMORE,
Treasurer OF Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
pNcEARAToRY NoTicE
STATE or ALlFuRNiA,

CnuN1Y oF BUrTE.
Marcia n Doln To Declaration ~ Sole FsadeF'
u MARCIA y. DoAN. wife of Robert Doan. be-
9ng dtsiruHs at awaiting mystG u ut The trneHs nt
u certain net uf lha Legislature ul thc Slh'e 81 ant
tornia. and entitled IN AT tp aaihn'i1c uisrftb
women To- irHu.act bu-incs i'm their ava mime -
sole Trndcrs. pissed AIril 2m - lr'tI, d1 t"re"
10y declare that it l. my mention 10 lrauTcI nut
carry on the business uf Ranchiug. nv MY ""n nHlue
and VIII hereafter br responsible ior al tbi- rnn'rct-
ed by me: and that the amount ot properly Invested
by me in said business. does not exceed The sum oi
five thousand dollars MARCIA \. DpAN, lt.s.l
Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of
II. CRUM, Justice OF tho Pence.
Attest: &. DEWITT.
SrATE OF CALIFORNIA-Couuty Of Butte.-Gn
~ nis the 9Th day OF December. A. D. one thousand
eight hundred and iny-sx. bciur" me H. Crurn, a
Justice Of the Peace in nud for the county aforesaid
personally appeared Marcia y. DoDn sole trader;
personally known to me to be The Individual desert
bed ia. aud who executed the within instrument a.
the party thereto, and she Acknowledged ip me iint
she executed the snmc freely and voluntarily, oId for
all purpose; aud the saiC Marcia y. Uoau having ne
knOwledged TO mo, on an examination separate and
without the heWiug Of her husband. that she intend
ed on executing her own business, freely without
fear, voluntarily without cumpulsion or any undue
iniu nee Of her said hunsband.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
a. > ana affixed my official seal the day ana
year first above written
H. CRUM, Justice Oh the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
Orouille Nailq 1Sutte RrGoTN.
HE'D DAILY (sUxDAys ExcEPrrD)
WEEKLY QUITE RECORD.

For rireulinn ~ the mining aud agricultural dis
trirs of the county viii contain hel loru and general
news ofthe week, iaicrspersed with Interesting mis-
ceilancnis reading matter. II will contain twenty
eight columns of reading matter ana VIII ne one ~
:he hnr.e,l nnd cheapest WceHy Newspapers In the
state. Published every Saturday. II Trn.-S5 per
Annttln; six months, 50; three months. -.
ApVkRrisENENrs. per square oi ten lines or less
arst tnsertinn S3bu
E,eh .uhs,ut,snt jnscrtion.. | 80
n" \ liberal deduction viii be made in favor OF
those who advert ise by the ycnr
E3- Business cards inserted on reasonabIeterms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
NOTICE.

u 5 hereby QiAen To all persons holding liens on the
a JENNY Lind Hotel" in the town of OrOViuc,
Butte county, California. to present the same with
legal proof thereof in the Justices Court Of j. T. Ellis
ott }. r., IN and for Ophr Township, ON Monday
Nov ~, 1856, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ
by order Of Court.
QUITE LUMBER COMPANY.
BY TOW WELLS Airy.
Orovile, Nov IL, loJ6
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN-That the under
~ signed will apply 10 The Board of Supervisors in
and for Butte County, at its february term. A. u.
1857. or as soon thereafter as application can he
heard for license 10 construct Toll Bridge across
the west branch of the norlh fork OF Feather river.
at "A place known as the " Natural Bridge" about
ono mile and. a-half below Nelson's Bar.
- OrJville, Dec ,, 1856. q. NJ. EVANS,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20

NOTiCE-My wife, Luciene Ellen. having lcl
~ my house, and refusing to live with me, all
persons are hereby cautioned not to trust barbor
her on my account as will not be responsible fof
any debts OF her contracting.
pl7-4w WILLIAM MONTG OMERY.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
PROBATE NOTICE.

A Ill PERSONS holding claims nganst Benja
"a min Johnson deceased, OF Butte county, are
hereby notified To present them with proper vouchers
10 the undersigned, within ten months from this date
or they will be forever debarred JOHN LANTZ.
Executor of the estate of Benjamin Johns II de-
ceased at Lott Ssxions Office, Bird street. orovllle
Oroville Dec. II. 1856. do w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
FERRY AND BRIDGE NOTICE

WILL APPLY to The Board Of Supervisors NJ
their February term, tor renewal OF my Ferry
License at Nelson's Bar, West Branch Feather river.
and for "A license TO build and keep Toll Erldgo at
said place. q = Cuklls.
Ton WELLS, Att'y for Petitioner.
Grovile, Dec. l., lsJ6. dl2>4w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
FERRY NOTICE

NJOTiCE il hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply TO the Board of Supervisors IN and
tor Butte County, ut the February term thereof in
1857, for License TO run Ferry and Bridge across
the Mode Fork of Feather River, few rods above
the junction Of the North Fork OF said river.
SYLVESTER z. SAVAGE.
OrOyille Now 10 1856. '-f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
PROBATE NOTICE.

A III, persnns holding claims against the estate o;
Vie,or Taudiere. deceased late of Butte county,
are hereby notified to present them with proper
vouchers 10 The pndersgheu "i''h Sh nioh'hS from
'"'S u'''' y r. HOBART,
Public Administrator Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. GLIB T. Il rs
Y. " - - ~ II - III - - y
ygNhE DESIGN or ms INSTITUTION is Tor
u the trtMn of

nISuASGS o. TIKI EXG
Eui pa~,icaary such cn,cs ns Under les t@'' 'tT-
cal. >lr-i.i. aud ilt@irWc sup'rNSioh Than t.'i
he gtVtI; 700 ~ e~tatt-'uhui % The k'id "oad i'N
ltrmost I.d bt ucur-u.".
DIR UlLHERr /, q u'ruihw oI the Royal q 'l'''
81 >>pra.on-. luuiun, aod nus sludtcd ih lHt m.',
horuY, ln N.u ci'y, ud hi- resided l"nr lrtf'
CHM. wh,fr hs h.., hrt opportunities "l seeing a"l
traiithg diseases ut ihr tyc "a ,hetr worst h'r's
Consultations irue between and 10 every mora
ina N all other titacs $40 wdl te charged FOR con-
sultaon. Letters requiring advice must DC accuih-
pa,i, by the same .,, in all cases. least Tor the
first tune.
DrG had m extensive experience in tie treatment
NJ the NENEBlAL DISEASE. during his residence
in hin, where he has it IN is very worst forms
and typs7. OFfIcE-St. Nicholas hotel, OroYille
December 4. 1850.