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ABRIDGED DEBATES N CoNGREss.-The NJ.
tianal lnlelligencer announces that The work al
pn seniing an .brideemeni II the debates in Cnn.
gees from March 4. 1880. 10 the present line,
Undertaken by ex.Sehaior Benton. has been 20
iapIdly progressed with HAT the irsi volume Is
already near is competition. Tn. volume will
comprise. as ". understand, lie debates 81 ihr
Tour first Congresses; thai y, the FIRST eiahi
years of the Constitutional Government, The
per od 10 which ls foundations were laid IN the
affections Il the country Iniri The Adminisrs-
inn ii ihr 6f. Pfe-i,ieai, the Pafer PafriG.-
The plan Of thu. ahridgemen, - not 90 present
merely the o,Inion- ~ those senators AID Rep
re.ru'aises sho have heroine most known TO
iame, but the rema X II every one whn shalt
VI any time h.ve spoken ~ Congress 20 any
matter thai remsins public inirrssl. IL this
way there . rctllap. hardly iahIls 10 The
United Slsies thai y u not find lie name IL
eonnsxnn, near 10 irnol,. prsssned IN the
honorable position ~ repsr.enailv- of the
people, snd Inns the part that Ne aeedin he
uansacutn- u pahli afnts. las only 10 ia.
way. moreover. hist lriihful picIuie can be
presented ~ lhs lisru-slnns 81 NaIonAl I,fgisls.
lure. The plan III The work embraces, a.o, RE-
qucni ard snmeiiIes cnpI"ns explanatory naies
al The debates and the circumstances thai called
them forth and u marked periods ~ the hIsIo,y
81 Congress and The country, Retrospective &c.
sitW.
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Dr. Phillips. and Prof. Hubbard alo reported
the following resolutions:
Res6fUed, TbL the course pursued by Prof..
Hedrlck, as SET forth ia his publication 10 The
North Carolina Sanda' d OF the 4lh inst, is mot
warranted by our n.ages and that The political
opinions expressed, are mol those entertained
by any other member Of this body.
Resolved, That while We leel bound 10 de-
clare ouf sentiments freely upon this occasion,
we entertain none other than feelings Of perso-
nal respect and kindness for the subject Of them
and sincerely regret The indiscretion into which
he scenes, IN This instance, to have fallen.
AFefa briel discussion, The resolutions. were
adopted by The following votes .ayes-Messrs.
Mitchell, Phillips, Felier, Hubbard. Wheat,
Ship. G. .Poillips. Brown. Pool, Lucas. Baue.
and Welmoie. Nay--Mr. ileu,sse, who said
thai he vo,ed 10 The negative. :. SIMPLY on The
ground that the Faculty IS neither charged with
black Repuhlicanism, nor likely 10 be suspected
ofh."
On motion oT DR.. Wheat, seconded by Prof
Ship. the secretary was di,ec,ed 10 transmit a
copy Of the foregoing proceedings Of The Facul.
" 10 the Trustees Of lie University.
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A tall, green SORT Of weI-dressed tellnw,
walked into Roadway saloon ne other day.
where they were talking pnluics upon high
KEY, aud stretching hinsrlfup,r 81 lull height,
exclaimed in loud voice: Where are the DE.
mncr.i.' Shnw me Drmocfat. gentlemen.
and 1T show ynn liar 2 IL an instant nan
.i,od before ihr oisy inquirer. 10 sar.llke
aiu,nde. and exclaimed: an Democrat,
suv You are.' Yes, SIT, ! am well
iu.i ynn .iep a,opnd he CORNER with NE and Ill
sior you fellow WIN said couldn't find a
Democrat 10 The ward Ant he "a har.'
should ike 10 know K,uickerEoeksr.
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N E w GOODS.

Il@S Yard. Of Mohair DeTl,ge. poFlins. Hamil.
i-sc ton & Paris's printed Dci.ancs, English
aud French Merinos,
$50 yards 81 Colurei and Black Silks.
1875 yaid. Ri,snJs. Gimps. &c.
1900 yafds Bleachcd and Untleaehcl Shiriings,
James. Pillow case and Sheetings
ESQ yaIds l.nscys, 100 yards Calico,
1900 Yards saiinsils. Tweed. and Wool james,
200 yards Checks, stripe. and Ticks,
las Blankets. 500 yani. flinnei-,
French and English Cloths and cassimers. fe-iinc-,
Ladies' Black Cloth aud silk clpaks aud Nantes,
BLACK. I;tccn, blue, Brown and Olive cloakings.
Sirk flannels, sii,cf Martin and concy Aimlets,
Swansdown.
Genuine swiss Muslins. dotted Do.
Coats, Pants, Vests. .efeoa;s CIDaks, Gent Shaws
snd shawl Pms, shifts. &c.
GOO Hats and csps. $50 pars 81 Shoes and Boots.
Pliuished oval Tcapois. and IoiTee Bagins and
Ohlong Egg Coolers, ten aud twelve holes, JaPanned
Toilet Ware.
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Patent OF dash Leather, Plain and Tailled, Patent
Canvas Coach and Table Oil Cloths, three quarters to
I've quiicrs vide. Scanning Card. sc &c.
FOR SHOE MAKING.
1900 Pounds sole I.ealhe, French and American
Cali skins; Cost anil Monrco SKINS Bin.nnl aud
Corliinss skin. anil Boot tops; Home tanned UPPr
light and heavy, and sole Leather spuatles % Brals:
Theads, No. 10. a., &e Btiscs; Boot Webb and Eye.
lets.
tSoo Pound. sugar. 5000 H.. cOlT,e, u gallon.
Golden syrup.
JAMES WEBB.
Ob,otcf Is. CO.
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ISITisLzISo.-A writer IN the Richmond
Dispatch strongly condemns the custom.
sOmewhs prevalent. among letter writers
from the Springs and places Of frsliyity. Of
parading the names or initials Of ladies III
print, coupled with laudations of their
qurenly forms and splendid robes-their
bright jewelty aud brilliant eyes. lie says:
81 have ALWAYS thought the charms Of fe.
male lo,eliness were t"o sacred for personal
compliment 10 print. and that III, custom ul
the das. which individnaizrs and lauds their
accomplishments publicly. WAS The most Sc.
ductise 81 all expciients that rnuld have been
devised for sapping and Undermining thar
most valuable of female virtues. mn,lesty.
which. e. any nthrr system Of attack, is a
shield sesen.fold thicker than the seven. lold
shield 81 Ajax
We fully agtce with the Alexandria Sen.
tInel, that adds. we can neither comprehend
how any one ~ refined feelings. OF WIN has
a proper respect for the ladies', can take such
Liberties with their names, nor how The ladies
themselves, aud their protectors, can tolrr.
ate ii.
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Our readers arewel aware that have never atlyer-
tscd patent medicnesbut we now publish an advertise
ment Of Ayers Pills. not because are paid for il alone
hut because honestly believe that Dr. Aver is one of
the hest Physicians and Chemists Of the age and because
we know from experience that his Cherry Pectoral is
the best medicine FOR Cough that was ever invented.
We have been cured by il Of severe Bronchitis and
have given to our family with unfailing success for
Colds, Coughs. Whoopng Cough, Group, dc. Cur
neghbors who have tried these Pills. represent them as
an extraordinary good medicine. Democrat, Macarthur,
Union 20. Ohio.
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FIRES AND RAILROAD AccIDExTs.-Thc to-
tai loss by fires in the United States during
The last month. so Ear as information has been
received, is 81, $500 making the total for
the year thus Ear SIS. 390.00O. The mum.
Der Of large fires in September was twenty.
seven. During the month there were six &C.
cidcnts 10 railway trains, four Of which were
accustomed BY collision and two BY the brea-
king of arles. Twenty.one persons were
killed and tSeniy- wounded.
Nep York J.ur. Com.
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iloRRIBLE DEArH.-A the New Hampton
Literary Institution. N. H.. on Monday NOR.
ming, two lads, - jones of Concord, aud
Carlos Been, sun Of ]. NJ Bean, Of Manches-
Ter, were preparing dialogue which they
were 10 reherse before the school. A scene
in the play required the use Of firearms.
They had gun which thes had no suspicion
was loaded, az they had used il before. Jnne,
aimed the gun at Bean, when il discharged,
the entire charge entering his mouth, aud
coming out at the back Of his neck. The
ramrod Of the gun being in the barrel at the
time, taking a different course. passed through
his breast. in the region Of the heart, and ac-
tualiy impaled him T. the wall. Tho ponr
boy lived about two hours. and spoke only
once, saying--"you have killed me. send for
my father" lie was about Is years Of age.
and young man of much promise.
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Hil0uag's Ointment and Pills are astonishing Rem.
edies for Bad Breasts. The wife Of Mr. John Iangon.
OF Cincinnati, Ohio, had a remarkable bad breast, in
which there were two large running wounds, TO what
cause 10 attribute IT, the doctors did not know but ad.
sised the adoption Of variety Of remedies which were
Of no USE At last, Mr.. Langon determined TO Try
what Hooway's Pills and Ointment would do he for.
tunlt " purchased quantity, aud after his wife had
used them for three weeks. visible improvement took
place; BY continuing them for three months, she was
perfectly cured.
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TO The PUBLIC.
THE EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION ON THE

2lst OF OCTOBER.
| take pleasure in announcing to the public,
that all the arrangements for the Educati onal
Convention to behrd in Salisbury, on Tues.
day, The eist day Of October (instant,) have
been completed.
Essiyists ofdistnctian have been procured
on all the subjects proposed at the prelimina-
Ty meeting in GodsborUugh in May last; and
from reliable information in nv possession,
] feel authorized TO say. that the ensuing Con-
ven;ion promises TO be the most respec table
and imposing one Of the kind ever assembled
in North Carolina.
twill form an important era in the educa-
tionsl history Of the State and from il will
probably dale, new combined aud systenatic
ellnrts IN the part Of all the friends Of the
great cause which calls il together.
IN the name Of that cause. and on behalf
Of the Committee % Preparations. q cordial
invitation "a attend this 'anycnttnn is again
given 10 all the fficads Of Education 10 North
Carvl,aM
Lei no one stay away for the want Of a
special invitation, as such could not b. sent
10 every indi,idual--and let il be distinctly
understood that i is important for the Trading
schools and Colleges 10 be represented.
Teachers and officers Of Common Schools
are particularly requested to attend and
indeed the invitation is special to every friend
Of North Carolina.
All who attend will be furnished with free
return tickets over the Rail Roads Of the State,
and the people Of Salisbury will freely enter.
tain the delegates while there.
The Convention will perhaps organize and
hold its FIRST Session on Tuesday evening nj
early csndle-light. C.H. WILEY.
Chairman Of the Committee Of Preparations.
Oct. ist 1856.
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IInyc ynn a Pnnn Z

HAVING purchased hon NJ GraUs the sole right
az the sale II Bifkrts Doalc Acting fn'es aid
LII pump. IL he copnrs o. Uianec and Alamanee.
those esitous u getting excellent Pump simple, a
II the saur time sending oui continuous sitcsin d va
ler. can gel one ~ Supplying "a The suh.rtil,crs.
MI \ A. White, 81 Mthsnessiile. has ono 81 these
Pumps IN operation. Wlch, he WRITES itfiHn,. 81.
ntsty lie i auihaIrd 70 sci sreni iif liz sale Of
out Pumps ii that section, and any application e. him
will meet With prompt slirniian o. u directed t. ".
Zinc OF wood tubing furnished al tfifug ttptuse.
J. {. TURRENT1NE 4 sun.
Mas s. d.
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FACTORY STOCK AND LAND
FOR SALE.
Oblol,ef %.

T,HE ,ul~criter bfing je.ious Of removing 10 Flo.
rida. oilers Tor sale his inteits 10 Ofange Factory.
provided the purchaser is agreeable TO the other Pai.
ncfs; % Il preferred. the whole may be bought upon
terms srfeeahc 10 ihs purchaser.
lie alsa offers cor sale bis Plantation adjoining The
above named Factory, containing stOal sir hundred
acres.
" the above property IL not disposed Of q private
sale before tia hisi q April next will then BE- expos
I'd % public sale.
Ue,olc, Is. es-6w
" STANDARD viii please copy sis weeks. snd send
sceouat 70 IhIs efbxc.
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sANnF0Rn,s INyIGoRATOR,
FOR ALI. PURPOSES or 4 STIMULATING
LIVER MEDICINE.

TUX Aifls EthIbHLs' VIZ y AAEha
LIVER MEDICINE.
THERE la. long existed demand Tor such a remedy
l that could lc relied a. sale and eiisriusl. THIS
frlnci, his been prepared 70 meet that demands and
extensive iia 81 H. virtues has shown hov universally
il has accomplished the purpose designed. Among the
complaints Whirh have been pecli, curedby tie use of
The in,isotaiof We mention LirT Complaint. which Is
the cause VI many other disel-ss- which are,
iiiousness Headache. Pain in The side aud Lons BIZ
TO. fe,ef Fcset and Agup Iaundrs indigestion Lall-
auot aud luss of Appetite Listlss-ntss and liisly--
IN Of which are caused hy sIsJ siion u the Liset
The Intiraraiaf srdmpOundcd rh psicular reference
Il the Liver and when that disease Is removed all the
ts.t are cured a. the csuss Of is taken away.
let Dcses II The n,goriur atsy s,er fail TO stimulate
The liver IL proper aCticn and W lie continued 10
feiuats the disease Il has hcsn taken With great sue
rss. 10 eases u Choc. D,senefy. llumof- sctoluls
Irr. Be- and faf these u has been fund very eli.
cariaus remedy. An occasional drss stimulates tho
stomach 10 healthy action and Vie appeiiie snd
,irpf Onc does viii relieve The oppressive uneasness
experienced d, eating hearty dinner. as eaciles the
digestive organs 10 vigorous setiou. For deilhst6d
state 81 the system the Intgofsot has no equal which
experience proves a. restores The system and removes
he yeowness fnn the akin, which i The fesult os dis
eased Liver.
Prepared and oil y SANFORD q To-, Ies frni 81,
New York Price 81 90 pss bottle. eonisinins fotiy
do.cs Ai.asslby Long nd Gao Hi'l'eoutcush, ~
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Hembods Fluid Extracts have more than received the
praise Of PATIENTS they have met the appreciation Of the
medical faculty wherever they have been ntroduccd
tial will satisfy the most skeptical Of their curative
powers (See Advertisement Hembold's Genuine Pre-.
PaTations.l
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The N. Y. Sunday Dispatch, caulious
neuttsl paper. says. We speak advisedy
when we tell our readers that the Fillmore men
will carry free States lha, are regarded as cure
Tor Fremont"
PRoGaEss.-We hear great deal Of boast
ing about the progress of the country and,
certainly. its growth in all branches Of indus
try and IN all departments Of development
and wealth is truly marvellous. We could
wish that its progress in moral growth was
one.hal or even one quarter as rapil or great.
But let that pass. Our aim in this parag ra phi
is in different direction. We perceive by
the official tables just published that the rev.
cnurs OF Government during the last fiscal
year, in spite Of all the efforts Of the Govern.
ment to keep them down, amounted in round
numbers to serenity four millions ofdoQars; and
its expenditures (what nation was there ever
under the sun whose expenditures did not keep
pace with the increase Of its income? amour.
ted 10 fly seven millions Of dollars Here
is a pspgress to "giye US pause" The adj
ministration ofJohn Quincy Adams, whose ex.
penditures reached the sum Of fweiue or hir.
teen millions Of dollars year, was denoun-
ced and run down for its extravaganza by the
Democracy Of the year | 828. aud now the De,
mocracy OF 1855 expends Jour fines as much
without the " special wonder" Of any BODY
The growth of the country requires doubtless
much larger sum for the support of Gov
eminent than in Mr.. Adams time but think
Of an increase Of fow1toid in thirty years !!
AZ this rate, what will it be thirty years
h.ncea
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mARR1In.

In Alamance county, On the % instant, by the Rev
Thomas Marlborough Mr.. JonS Write of Chatham
county. to Miss PArrrE MooRE, daughter of John
Moore, Esq.
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rpsE NEoRnEs At rHg NoRTH.-By The u.
fetal Report ii the aulhorilies IL Canada for
1855. u sppesr thai ihere arefn the Peniien,i.
sfy " every i54 Of ME black population Of
that Province I IN every 500 81 The Indian
population. and 10 every 36S4 81 The whiir
population. The free negroes therefore are SIX
times as criminal IS The Indians. and twenty.
fnuf tines a. criminal ~ The whites. THIS
speaks badly for The conduct Of both whites aud
blacks Tor doubtless II is in erea, par, owing 10
The degraded posilion sssighcd 10 The blacks BY
lbcit- white brethren.
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NOTICE.

HAVING placed my hooks in the hands Of Mr.. John
- Tuner to collect rs agent until the Goth Of No
yemher next all Indebted will please call on him, Tor
a!ler thai time they will have to pay him casts. He
can be found every Saturday Mr.. Lynchs Shop rea-
dy, willing and waiting.
JOHN A. COX.
October 3. So
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N I &c Z.

A PPLICATI0N will be made at the ensuing Session
= olthe Legislature for amendment to the charter
Of the Town Of Hilsboroush.
October n So
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MANUFACTURER NJ
DONALD KEN NEDY.

No. Ie0 Warm Mrtef. RaxJfy, NassaeFustfis.
Price $500.
Wholesale Agents. New York City, G. v. clickncr.
II barclay street &. H. Ring, 1872 Broadway; ABA
u. Sands. 100 Fulton street..
=. W. Dyon n Sans. Philadelphia; :. :. hanse,
Babimcfc Geo. u. keyser. Pnt.bnre; A. y. Moore,
Buffalo; Hugh Miller. Toronto: Lyman X Brother.
Toronto I1bn Bike. McnIcal Brinkiuhoi1 q Pentcn,
Chicago; Jane. Reed Chicago; John William, London,
&. v.
Al Retail Us Long & Cain. Hill.bo-oush. y. C.. and
III respectable Druggists in the Untel states and, Br.
Ii.h pf0tiucss.
November Is. o.
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THE subscriber has commenced the manufacture OF
lin and sheet Iron wares OF every description. IN
the building opposite The printing Office and adjoining
Mr.. Phillips saddery.
Tin ware Of every variety or household use. manu-
featured 10 the most and durable siylc by experience
I'll wnrkmen, kept constantly on hand male 10 order
on the most reasonable terms. Repairing Of stills and
Tin Mare uonc on the shortest notice.
lie Is also prepared 10 attend 10 al orders for
Cove ring Houses
with Tin. aud GuttrIing Nhrh he will d. IN style
equ, ot excellence and nrlntss that Of any ether
workmIn in the Stale.
TIN WARE. assorted. furnished wholesale to MGR.
chants aud others aud delivered their Doors Peters.
burg prizes.
~ OlJ Copper, Bras. and Pewter taken in exehauge
Cor work
JOHN r. HOLLOWAY.
Sept. IS. 56.-
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augmentation .abom Sdpery. -Riollsrd
Yeadon, Eco, lie ediior Of The Chatleslon
Courier. and one nfihc mosi prominent mem.
ben II the. Charleston Bar. ,ecenily had an IN.
iersiew with wn. Lloyd Carlson. 81 Busicn,
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the Neapolitan affair without the cordial CO.
operation Of France. These rumorstended
to depress the English funds.
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JOHN y. LYON.
y. NICHOLS.

Nv Grist Mills are in the best order.
anil can dispatch ~ak Il .haH notice. Barrels kePi
hand han fut ru.itsncts. The bcsi piites paid tH
Wheat aud Flax seed.
JOHN r. Lyon.
Inuc -. III
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Equity Sales.


Susan J. Hay and others, er parte-fef;fion 10 sell
Real Estate.
l1URSUANTts the Decree Of the Court Of Equity
for Orange County, ! shall offer for vale, at the
Court House in Hillsboroueh Saturday the Isl day
Of November 1856. that valuable tract Of Land known
the Hay place, situated the o. Emo, adjan-
ing the lands Catlett Tinnen, Stephen Taylor and
others.
Also one other tract, adjoining the lans of Charles
Cox and others, containing about four HUNDRED
Also, shall sell, Friday the 3lst dag Of October
1856, the premises, other tract Of Land situated
in Person County the waters Of Hyce, adjoining the
lands Of the late Alexander Gorden and Others contain
ing about four hundred acres
Said lands sold The property Of the heirs Of he
late David Hay, of Tennessee.
credit of the twelve months will be given. Bond
and security required, and title reserved unit the pur.
chase money is paid. Sale at ~ o'clock.
L. WEBB, c. 4 NE.
September Is Price adv $ 8: 90 So
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IN which = Controversial argument was held, on
the subject Of slavery. Ii The course Of argu-
menl il IS said Garrison admitted li.ai Southern
'sm Of the kind thai has existed, and gave the
South credr for many Of rs amelloraling fea-
lures but was severe upon New England for
having introduced and tolerated, aud then hay>
ing transferred slavery 10 tie Southern States.
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Revised Code Of North Carolina.
rI,HOSE desiring This uuiy desirable work, can Oh
L lsn Il from The sulrrihets. Ptiee - pet copy.
J. q. TuRRENTlNF & son.
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BACON AND LARD.
To Wool Growers.

MY Machines SIC hos 70 cnlrt.iuF Catjins wool
w snd nsking goji r..s.. Tho.c bringing ihsir
VOL well ptepar,i -, irfeni getting good rolls.
pfices Tor csnug. ernis PER Irund fer uHmisel,
lgJ cent. per ponid 81 miSiHv Of one fifth Of The
VOL. Corn. whr4 fsysstd. htrsWax. talioV. bacon
sud lard viii ~ takrn IN payment iot cafiins. and
even mnney will lid ht infused. something will be
expected 10 payment b,gr The rolls taken from tic
machines.
JOHN y. LYON,
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING at the Post Office at HsborouRh, n
~ c., on che lst day oil October, 1856.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

DR.. l.. j. CzapIEny.-The echo of the Doctors fame
has been heard in these mountains and happy to
add to the influences which win make it reverberate
throughout the length and breadth of the Sierra Nevadus
The Dr. is gentleman of finished education and his medi
cal qualifications of the highest order. He has been
surgeon and physician in the Hungarian army, and pro-
essor in the University of PERTH and has come among
with credentials of the highest character. Since his esab
sment in San Francisco he has been applied to from
cry part of the State and has effected that have ba
ed the skill of of the best physicians in the State
The Doctor offers free consultation to ALL by letter 9TH
erwisc, and guarantees compensation. We
refer the reader to the Doctors advertisement in another
column 42-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

went down In the Illinois as far as Sandy Hook,
hoping that the fugitves would make their APP
pearance before she got to sea, but nothing was
seen of them. Daniel E. Syckles acts as the
Plaintiffs attorney. Dows was subsequently
arrested.
Another suit has been commenced against
the same parties by Mulligan. Coleman and
Dows are out on $25,O00 bonds Damages
claimed. 100000.