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The Georgetown news., 1856-05-15
SIM ftanttsto,
There is Hope for the Afflicted.
THERE BALMIN EAD!
Medical and Surgical Dispensatory.

a. P. HEALD, N. d. Pupil of NJ. Ricord. of
Paris, Member of College of Surgeons, Lon
don, and for several years Associate Surgeon of
Queens Hospital, Birmingham, England, res
pectfully announces to the afflicted and diseased
as also the public generally, that by the earnest
and repeated solicitations of numerous friends
who have experienced the benefits of his course
of treatment. (Which is modern and scientific, }
as also the numerous applications he has from
towns in the interior of this State, Oregon, and
Washington Territory, as well as in this City, he
has reluctantly consented, in this manner, to
make known to the suffering and ill-treated his
place of business.
CORNER OF CLAY-ST. AND BRENNAN PLACE,
IN PORTSMOUTH HOUSE,
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-15
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice.

CtHAREHOLDERS in the Morning Star Tun-
- mel Co., Fort Hill, who are in arrears, are
hereby notified that unless all back assessments
are paid on or before Saturday, May II, their
shares will be sold at public auction at O'Clock,
P. NJ, of said day, in front of the American Ho-
tel. Georgetown, to liquidate such assessments.
28-2t* REUBEN LERCH, Sec'y.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-15
Clothing Warehouse.

VIM. G.. RADGrR
100 Battery street, Corner of Merchant,
EXPORTER of every variety of CLOTHING
z and FURNISHING GOODS; also. of Dncks
Drills, Sheeting, Blankets, Hats, Boots and Bro,
gans. By recent arrivals have received very
large stock of the most
DESIRABLE STYLES of CLOTHING.
And it is the largest stock ever offered in this
market. Ihe Goods are manufactured under my
own supervision, and are of the best material,
well cut, large sizes, and made in the most dur
able manner.
TRADERS FROM THE COUNTRY
are invited to examine this heavy stock and thew
VIII hnd the prices lower than they can be found
elsewhere in the market Purchasers NAV RELY
on receiving the best and most saleable Goods, as
each article Is guaranteed.
10000 pairs assorted fancy cashmere pants:
lO,O00 prs ass'd fancy and plain satinet pants;
1000 pairs linen pants;
Z,OO0 pairs GoOdyear's rubber pants;
l,O0O Goodyears white rubber goods;
zoo cases GOOdy'rs long & short rubber boots;
200 cases Miners boots;
1000 dozen flannel oyershirts:
800 dozen fancy cashmere overshirts;
1000 dozen white shirts;
600 dozen heavy hickory shirts:
500 g heavy check shirts;
800 " Merrimack shirts:
600 " lambs wool undershirts:
800 " Regatta undershirts:
ZOO . grey flannel undershirts;
45O - lambs wool drawers;
$50 - bleached drill drawers:
1,500 81 overalls;
800 i" Denim frocks;
l,200 " country knit wool socks;
l,50O heavy white & mixed cotton socks;
100 " super black silk neckerchiefs;
200 cambria handkerchiefs;
800 " rubber belts;
$50 g buck gloves;
400 " buckskin gold bags;
900 pieces super silk pocket handkerchiefs;
1000 doeskn business coats;
400 black cloth frock coats;
1000 assorted overcoats;
600 assorted pea coats;
5000 silk, cloth and velvet vests;
20 bales blue and white blankets;
so bales A sheetng;
so bales drills;
80 bales assorted duck;
so cases fine felt hats;
100 cases straw hats;
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
promptly attended to. For sale by
VIM. G. BADGER,
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,
No. 100 Battery ST., corner Merchant
San Francisco.
N. B.-NO Goods sold at Retail. [19-3m
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-15
N o e z G sg

rs GIVEN to such of the public as are affected
IL with Venereal Taints of the Blood in any of
its forms, would do well to call on DR.. J. R. DU-
LIN, of Union City, Ell Dorado county, Califor-
MA, at his residence in said place, as his success
patronage
He would furthermore state that his success
has been good in the varied cases of diseases that
affect the Human System, in which he has been
called to witness. Any one being affected with
any disease and failing to get relief by their at
tending physician, would do well to call on DIR.
j. R. DULIN, as the last resort, as he has had as
great success in such cases as ever any Physician
could have. But would say call and see for your
selves. j. r. DULfN.
Union City, Dec. 18th, 1855. [S-3m.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-15
BANKING OFFICE. &C.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
i has removed from Mameluke Hill to George
town. Office, in Warren'S Building, corner of
Main and Placer Streets, opposite the Post Of
fee; where he solicits the custom of his former
patrons and the public generally.
In addition to his purchase of Gold Dust he is
prepared to furnish Checks on Sacramento and
San Francisco at par. Drafts for sale on the At
lantic States and Europe. Deposits received, &c
w. H. PRATT.
Georgetown, August 14th, 1855. [44.tf
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-15
@eorgsto6n 9bdertistments,
HOUSE
GEORGETOWN.
H. w. McKox.

~ THIS well known and popular Hotel,
1111I1A situated in one of the most pleasant min
IiS a ing towns in the mountains, having late
S1za4a ly been re-ftted and replenished, the pro-
prietor takes pleasure in announcing to his pat
rons and the travelling public generally, that he
VIII be IN readiness at all times to accommodate
his friends and others who may favor him
with their patronage.
The Table will be furnished at all times with
the best the market affords, while the Bar will
always contain the very best of Liquors and
Cigars. There can be obtained at all times
GOOD BEDS AND BEDDING,
neat and airy Bedrooms, and Private Rooms for
Ladies and Families, making it tatogether most
desirable resort for those wishing to spend few
weeks in the mountains.
In addition to this establishment the proprie-
tor has erected large and commodious STA
BILE for the accommodation of Horses, Mules,
&c. The Stages for Sacramento City arrive and
depart from this House every day-also, from
Bottle Hill, Coloma, Placerville, Kelsey's and
Spanish Flat
Georgetown, May lst, 1856. [37-tf.
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8ummer Retreats.

BOARD in the COUNTBY.-A few Families
- may obtain BOARD ct Q pleasant Farls House the
sesshors the south side Of Long Island sbou miles from
NewYok. For particulars apply ct No. 28 Greenwich d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

IBLO's CARP E NJ
IN Door. open a7; to commence At so'clscl.
MISS EMMA sTxsiEYs FisT IFPEhI rs The
MISS r AMEa sTASI Rss5l sEiNEvlr
WIZ '' TAs tTnn.d.,, EVENING. July 2, lss ~. .,
And positively her lat .pe.ncs but one N Cd
which 'e''' Ds .1s S R i E e.
A"'"'' sEvENAsEs OF WOMAN.
Written expressly T. II T. b BL y esq,
Ard performed with extraordinary success in London and al
The comprised in two part: AID s%SSds.
Of nySs ii s.s vs sad
pscusre, displayed in change. Of voice. .p
anu Pt'"''' ''''' PoIY MELos,
tB, WY Of an spl0sue,'
And SPANISH!
Tie whole ''''i MISS EMMA STANLEY; r... .
Mu'e'l Director ..i:; ~ TH0s' bASi'
JULLIEN,s BAND.
FRlDAY-The Wonderful RAvELs and their talented
cempsnv in d variety Of entertainments $1,000 1919.
EshIpRDAY Positively last appearance of MISS EMMA
MoNbAY-Fh.t sppeMspce Ct Nj; BURTON and his tai.
EXTRA ADVERTISEMENTS NIBLOs GAR.
T. DEN.-MISs EMMA STANLEY's
First A'''; Mss q h ARi a'sa %ssf BENEFIT
VIII ''A' THURSDAY EVENING. Jaly:4
Oh which ccssoD she will repeat for the eighth and e time
but one her unrvaed end succesL Drawing hoom Enter
'-A' THE SEVEN ACES OF WOMAN,
which hes received the hseriog eDcomiuus from,
AND THE PUBLIC OF ENGLAND AND AMERICA
Full particulars in programme.
cents.
" ALL A sSNxrs eAn J n e A T E R.
Fpsssepeptof
MSS AGNES ROBERTSON
who appears chssctes ntepeed with ballads and
''''e' MR. DION BoURCICAULf
in bic original iDpersoDatoD, the Spectcr.
Tonight, Thur'day ' IalTy "a tu uroN -
"'''' "A''' THE YOUNG ACTRESS.
To-moIrow-THE LIFE OF AN ACTRESS.
GEO. CHRISTY and WOODS MINSTRELS.
" No. ~ Broadway, above Howard. - Open EVERY
EVENING Tickets 70 cents.
HENRY WOOD :::.........B usines' MANAGER.
GEORGE Stage Manager.
l. Doors open at g.; commence at O'clock
T0HE WOOD and MARSH JUVENILES (whose
performances have bsen witnessed BY 60 600 Of the
Ee.:ns %snt: EVERY EvENING, + the BROAD
Doors open at 81 commence at 8 O'Clock.
HENRY Woop Lessee, &C. u. g. MARSH Stage Mansser
TIVE CRYSTAL PALACE. - This beautiful
Il building objects Of Gobe
LIN TAPESTRY, a Gallery Of Paintings, and valuable
sTATUARY, beside Agricultural Implements and Machinery
It will remain open until further notice
DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broadway,
bib;t,on Open DAY aud EVENING. Adnttance Is cents
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n REEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

" ROUSE RIOPEHED.--sTILLMAN CHURCHILL.
Propri.tori DANIEL 9. LArHROP, Lesee-Iioues new.
vel urn.hed. vsu ieP situssed IN Tie IuIs and onans
Hos Bscks the east and Mas6eld Mountains on The get
feet high; good 10 the Scenery, bee In The
GIFTED States Ten miles from Waterbury Depot PAnksoed
sy stage 81 mites from the summit Of tho moonass % miles
of Montpeer % miles east Of good horses
and carriages guides glasses halfway house and .o ssod
wa.er proof the summit To the lover
Of nature sesher Of pleasure The invalid,
and the Green Mountains and snuff the breesss ca Mans
cetrest-in ry Summers day. up to the Moth, where
tie rocks high either SIDE st only sp.
wsrd and O. cool q the brook trout around
The Hall WIN be for parties evening" with coed music
In attendance, " desired. Charges moderate
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u ELLERs EMPIRE HALL, No. $50 Broad
fRsrfOSe ny TIE KELLER FAMILY ini .to,s Of q
s.e,o.s 70 re hv'eum a. Fluen.e. lTdIs NIGHT ONLY
Jedh beUmg ne besd q HOieruts Popular TasieaIr
Jte IeetioN, Ibt Avalanche &c syuss ~ Msitme L0va
~ sId h.ss Daetwof.b ssDer Nora from the Opers
sfsrTos Fey~. WI ere TWO fsvorsts 81 Fernsu
oetn srsr 0Ssrt IlIt'sr hsfpne4 Py,se;s Eoses %
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T,O PRINTERS.-An Independent WEEKLY
PAPER, With good paying p..oa:ee, located " sns<
for SALE The ocs well cied and Furnished With Typs,
nearly nsw hes tso lood Pre:sss and Ere JOB psoS;
cLesp Apply to ANDREW WINDS Advsrtisias "a Sab.
scription Agency, No l33 Nassau 81 up stairsl
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HOLLAND HOUSE, corner of Main and Elm

OLLAND HOUSE, corner OF Maln ana Elm :
IL sts, ROCKFORD, Ilinos This Hotsi nov opss tor
the reception Of Guests Of the NseH me- sesanuy fur
convenience a. 9 FIRSr-CLASS HOTEL. The rooms .S
sso large and airy commanding 6oe views Of he nym ssa
pesnLt Temporary home for The traveller Located ~ o.
the finest inland cites Of the State sad enjoylns
location a. any in the world, with be:esfai
rouudirs H. yin also posssss peculiar esi.s =
RfSORT Tusty PoItsn swsys n stts1asDes "n -. ~ -
Charge. PlLhCS . s"" - s,Syv.~
T. w. PIERCE, . .xs % |" "sshAH'
Rockford. Iilnois. Bsy ls'o.
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Thonrfs Gor Brsinsss Msn

a FOIyH and FEED BUSINESS for SALE,
"A co0sstpg Of Hgsss ard two "sgoIs :vo sets a
Harpess So Tks sscre dors good busness WI -
sold for What ths woih The owner gong
souLry For psrfr ua's nauso nuedSty bt Nc. tT 's.
eorney ~ l2tkpL
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CID O00 to INVEST in PURCHASE q
or NEw-lORK CITY PROPERTY. $500 sad SIee 70
iosn like properly $1,000 to invest IN the psrch.ss
Lots toset6er below 7oh aud between 4h and Sh ava
APPLY to l. S SCOTT. No. q wal-st. - -.
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Gcrses, Carriages, &r.

IuIbk1, UuLIIuHNUs WI"
BEAUTIFUL PAIR MATCHED BLACK
ID HAWK HORSES for eALE-s675j Harness &z5; 81.
yeas old M banas high, warranted sound gentle and good
travellers. Nc 2c3 Franklin, corner Wsshingto0st
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fine Arts.

ONLY AUTHENTIC PORTRAIT OF JOHN
Litsesssd n sss Hlhss ssyis Of tie q, b. o1ssss
sNeI Roots n.snisesnt PhosogApn $40 o. "a. ~ ~.
ssoSuy free OF e1petss on The receipt Of 81 Aaaya
q. SCHAUS, Publisher, NO ~ orosoWsy.
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Nem Publications.

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evidence the fruit of three months faithful labor in Kansa
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Amusemfnts.
D ABNlrM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

RzaIINNIIU n III q ~ 4 y q ~ ~ = = u = VI -
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AHACCSDAs ~eit a the LIVING SRELErON, vita
In b. culy tkck tbe living STA riGE Rs SMALL
asT WOMAN alive Hsppy Family. &c. Toe Lady enters
~ L'ols Den a. J. aLd74p m.
somittAice % esnts children anher 10. la5 cents
The daily union., 1856-11-05
THE DUEL NEAR RICHMOND.

letter from Richmond Virginia dated the ls instant
to the Petersburg Express gives the following account Of
the duel fought that day between Roger Pryor ESQ.,
Of the Enquirer and Dr. O. B. Fiuusy State senator from
the Accomac district
In consequence Of some publication in the Enquirer Dr.
Finnsy took offence and denounced Mr.. Pryor this
coming TO the knowledge Of the latter he proceeded to tho
Exchange yesterday afternoon, whore alteration took
place.
"Mr. Pryor, after some words striking Dr. Fnnoy pis.
tolls drawn BY present. but Dr. Finney reported
to have said You shoot you please NJ Pryor then
put up Els weapon and referred his adversary to friend
challenge sent very speedily Mr. Pryor accepted
and early this morning the parties proceeded to Carks
Spring, where they fought With pistols.
"At the first fire Dr. Finney wounded in the right
side just below the breast the ball passing through
back, whence It extracted by surgeon Dr. Finney
being disabled condition TO conduct the combat
ther and there but exchange Of shots He
forwards conveyed to bis lodgings at the Ballard House. and
comfortable could be expected under the creum-
stances. ..s.
Both genteusn behaved bravely neither ot them svinc
ing anT disposition to avoid the combat The slightest
tremuousns's on the ground"
The daily union., 1856-11-05
PLUCK THE BEAM OUT OF YOUR OWN EYE
BRITISH PHILANTHROPY EXEMPLIFIED.

Philanthropy is the pretence under which British inter
medders profess to sympahize with the mad schemes Of
abolionism in the United States How baseless is such
preence is fully demonstrated by the Irish tables
just published Think Of twenyone thousand human be-
ngs porishing from starvation in year in Ireland sud
then think of the amazing hypocrisy which induces British
phant to the imaginary suerings Of
the wed weclad and contented slaves in the southern
States. We copy from the Albany Atlas and Argus
"AN APPALLING FACT The Irish tables ast pub
hed report that in there 2lT75 deaths from
sfarUdton The editor Of the Medical Times commenting
upon this appalling statement says The figure be
short Of the truth The narrowing details given in the body
OF the report leave doubt that muudes peshed by the
waysde and the cherries Irish howell whom neither po
licemen ooroners inquest ever took note Of
"These victims Of starvation the small tenants and
cotos who thrust from their homes under system Of
eviction like that which the Duchess Of Sutherland has
Gently put into force and they have been e to die
wayde There has been going ireland Of years
social and property revolution by which the little farms and
holdings have been swept away and the country ned into
large FARMS worked by machinery and By hired labor
Tbe poor tenants have nowhere to 60, for there Is
system OF in ireland such there is In
and poor creatures after begging from door to door on
a weary round, die in the ditohes at the wpyside.
At this very time British feet lowering the coast
OF Naples pretending to find just Of in the
duct Of lis King to his subeo But the szzsroni Of
Naples the victims Of policy .orus that Of England
King Bomba would not reign day.
The press and the people Of England howl the wick
edness Of American slavery. Did the record Of American
slavery show over 1000 victims Of starvation in year,
survile insurrection would terminate II forever.
England s the headquarters Of mock philanthropy and
can't She arrsRnng the nations of the earth before
her, and cndemuing them. But II IL IN order 70 divert
tenton from her wounds that she b thus pointing
10 the sores Of others"
The daily union., 1856-11-05
THE sruPENpous FRAUDS Ar PHLApELPHIA on

THE STUPENDOUS FRAUDS AT PHILADELPHIA Oh
THE PART OF THE BLACK REPUBLICANS.
In yesterdays Issue Of the Union eegaphie despatch
from Philadelphia published in which brief mention
made Of the detection Of stupendSus frauds the
part of of the baekrepubcan leaders in that city
with the view of carrying the election for Fremont in spite
Of the wishes of the majority. The Philadelphia Argus Of
Monday last furnishes the following additional particulars
in relation to this Wholesale scheme of bargain and
rupion;
"The following facts may be relied On Friday last
well known leader the Fremont party In this city, b. Rush
Pumley, whose residence is No. 9s North Tenth street.
sought interview, at his house. with several we'll
known individuals Of the lower wards Of this city He dis
closed TO them what plans of fraud and couon had been
adopted by the republican leaders the late election He
gave the Of his conederaes, who that time in
session at the Grard House. and proposed scheme Of
villany for the presidential election.
de stated that he had deposit of five thousand dollars
in the City Bank applicable TO such purpose. The negota
on adjourned until the next day. when 1t resumed
by Pumey, he visiting the house of the parties in question
for the purpose. The result Of this the promise of five
hundred dollars first nstament. On the following day
Sunday, for there day of for such schemes
Pumey called again upon the party in question: and paid
him. in pursuance of the arrangement the of four hun
dred and sevenydve dollars, in three SO0 notes the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank $00 OF the South
wark Bank $50 note of the Bank of Northern Liberties
and the rest in gold
For this and the further payment made to-day the
plan Of fraud to be completed Pumley stated that
rangements of the kind had been made of the
other wards specifying them and with other parties whose
the public authorities decline furnishing At this
stage of the affair the facts disclosed to the police and
by them communicated to the district attorney who has the
matter in charge and who has learn directed the
| arrest of the principal offenders.
John NJ. Butler who resides at Tenth and Fitzwater
printer and who high in the confidence of
Fremont leaders, gave to the democratic inspector Of the
precinct in which he resides $780, to be divided between
himself and other persons and also gave to the demo-
cratic clerk $40, promising him SIS il he would help
them all he could. ". g.
In addition to the above startling facts, it is only
sary to add that Truman Smith, Gov Ford of Ohio and
others have been eosed at the Grard House, doubtless to
prepare and to push forward this monstrous scheme.
awe congratulate the community the timely discovery
Of this scheme wrong ALI the parties, and learn there
of high position resident here, will be arrested t
day. and doubt have been taken
the conederates from abroad unless they have aread
fed.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest of B. Rust
Plumey and John NJ. Butler"