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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-12-17

q The New York Daily STATE Regisfer.
George Laws particular organ Is dead.
a. The Ansricaa Democrat, 4 Baltimore
Know-No.hins paper has collapsed.
q The Sock Of the Easton Delaware
Bridge Company seIIss, $3.50 shsrs, Of which
The par value was $ioo. -
a Governor Wise, in a speech before
the Virginia electoral college, declared that
nothing will tempt him 10 ieave bis present
position.
"Schottischs,' ,,is corruption Of ths word
soossnissh, end wss4se called bsessss The
motion Of i.resembles that of person with
the itch.
TExAs-So far as heard from, Buchanan
and Breckinridge carried every county in
Texas. The majority win be from II, 900
10 $4,000. Where 10 Houstona
STARTrEc OFF EARLY FoR. WILMor-The
Republicans of Wayne county have held q
County meeting, at which they resolved 10
do great things, hereafter, smong which was
the impossible thing Of eleciius David Will
mot the next Governor.
a Missouri reports, says the Tribune, in
dicate the success Of coalition BY which
Col. Benton Of the Benton party and the
Hon. Luther M. Kenus,t tAmerican) of the
present House are TO be chosen United States
Senators.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-12-17


The Rockford men destitute 10 consequence.
Il is time ihese iransac,iops were exposed,
50 art 70 murs psrsoas nspy b dspsd By ~
seNiftsss, Or q tkoss isAo are sslkifiag cd
Jor Needing Kapsas. - W
Think tiny dniy 70 pai the whole mstler
10 I true ilshtbeiope the public. n The: lev.
e'ai committees have been written to ro-
peaiedly aud no reply.
What are those 10 do this winter who now
belong to the militia, which will be dieband-
ed in short timei What are Tue prisoners
to do II they have ths good luck 10 eel Zee
from bopdases Can they get empIoymsn, Z
Mol Can they 90 npnn olaimsf mol VIII
they be provided Tor? That is TO be seen !;
or will they be left 10 shin for themselves
and tnrn bandits for their suppost which hes
alfesdy commenced, and which has been
one canss Of the difficulties in the Territory.
For instance, the colonies from the South
were sen, in w,:h The same guarantee az
those from The Nor,h, with the addition Of
heir claims being paid for when coming in
proved fa;,hIs.s and a;.ha.ss, 80 - ..aa. 10.
,,as the ,e,,.he M. m... -. - - ,s. A''1.
and ,,,,,,s-,. g. .,,h.;.,.. ~ ~ '~s.a = 's'
u 90 ~, ~ a. T.r.:,o... ..s ~ :" .a''s "'',
,o,h M;..mr; !. i. ..s' -. -. - yo'1o'e'1 m
of,s. -. - '-' s'" "''" "'"y
: IN, s;w. -,
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-12-17

IRON STEEL, aud every hind of HARD
NisKELvY, NEAL & Co.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-12-17

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- 111sDakN R1ex1r ~ ~ ~ q =
tficity.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

The Senate yesterday was engaged chiefly on the
report of the Committee on Indian Affairs in the
case Of the Meuominees. The matter was not
disposed Of. Mr.. Seward moved that the Com
mittee on Commerce inquire into the expediency of
making the furnace and boiler-rooms Of steamers
of fre-proof materials.
The House received notice ofBrooks's reelection,
and that Individual came forward and was sworn
in. The Kansas Gaze was then resumed, and the
reading of Reeder's statement concluded. Mr..
Whitfield replied to some of the points, and
charged unfairness upon the Investigating Com.
mittee. Upon coming to vote, the resolution
declaring Mr.. Whitfield not entitled to the seat as
Representative from Kansas was adopted, ITO
Yeas to 80 Nays. The next resolution, declaring
Mr.. Reeder entitled to the seat was rejected, Yeas
e6, Nays 113.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

Mr.. Buchanan may be man Of great sagscity
Though We do not think him such) but he is
really mistaken in pronOuncing the "fusion" Of
John Cochrane, Horatio Seymour, John Van Buren
& Co, with their late Hard-Shen sdversaries,
"oLe of the grandest events in our history" 1t
is not one whit grander than any ordinary dicker
between ole tin peddler whose horse had given out
and another whose wagon had broken down, and
who thereupon concluded to join teams and try
their luck in getting on. Mr.. Cochrane's lease Of
Office is nearly out; so il that Of bis brethren
around the Custom. House crib; and they want
help to get new lease of power and provender.
The "Hsrds' are tired Of standing out in the
cold, and have discovered the truth of The adase
that Half loaf is better than no bread" Such
is the philosophy Of the new conjunction, which 90
delights the soul and eIctes the poetic imagination
OF Mr.. Buchanan.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

BEEcBER SLAVE .1IRL-A corrsspondsnt sf Tz.
Ne~ fok DAILY Ners that the slave girl who,s m jom
was puchssed BY Mr. beechsrs ab,conded sta
y taking th her certain articles property IL ma,
ict said coneocted BY the and the gr 70 r.i.s
the She returned to him quite happy and getting
aor 9 s well a. could Be expected"
The above base falsehood is being extensively
copied BY the Pro-slavery press, to the injury of
the girl Sarsh and the humane trader who so gen.
erous'y usnumitted her on the pay ment of 81, IOO
being SlCO lees thsn he paid for her. She is now
in Washington City, free ,consar, and employed
as domestic in one OF the most respectable fami-
lie" in that city The statemtu, is therefore. also
in ever, particular.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

Our correspondent at Mexico Informs us, in his
letter published on another page, that the Govern
ment firmly adhere to the plan Of disposing Of the
estates of she Church. If the present pants Of
the land do not choose to take it, it will be sold to
the highest bidder. The value of the landed prop
erty thus taken from the control Of the clergy will,
it is supposed, exceed three hundred millions of
dollars. The discussion of the new Constitution is
actively going forward.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

We have already announced the unanimous NOM
iDatioA of the Hon. SCHUYLER COLFAx for re-
election to Congress from the IXth District of
Indiana, which he Low so indushiously as well as
ably represents in the House. His letter to the
Convention which nominated him is at once char
acteristic of the writer, and a most effective,
truthful presentment of the state of the country,
and the issues about to be passed upon by the
people. 1t will be found in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

man; We believe History viii accord him sall
loftitr repown. II every voter 10 tie Union were
to reed this ample narrative we think its subject
could not be BE- atm.
We are ready to supply also, at tbs lowest posi-
bic rates, THE REPORT OF THE KANSAS ISvEs-
TIGATING COMMITTEE 1t has been published IN
our columps, and our readers know how sstound-
Ing are its statements, how impressive its conclu-
sioDs, oil fortified by the testm my OF hundreds OF
witnesses, Slavery as well as Free. State.
We are also supplying SUMMERS and SEwARD's
SPEECHs, exposing the conspiracy to ens!ave
Kansas from its inception to its contamination 10
the outrsges which resulted in the sending OF the
Investigating Committee to Kansas also, COL
PAx's SPEECH ON THE LAWS" OF KANSAS, as
the DEGREES Of the Border-R Ruffan coDventcle at
Shawnee Mission are faceriously termed. II any
body wants to help the election Of the Free. kansas
candidates, and don't expect to do it BY mere
bOasting AID shouting Glory let him iend for few
or 80 many Of these documents ss he can afford, In
such proportion as he shaI deem e1pedient and
have them placed in the hands OF his friends aud
neighbors. If there is Fremont Club in his
DeighbOrhood, or two or three Others willing to
unite with him in the good work, let them be mide
welcome; but If there is but one wiling 10 DO any
thing let him act, and act at once.
We shall soon issue the LIFE OF FREMONT in
German, and also in Welsh, and cell them at the
same price with the English edition, though We
can hardly expect to make them pay expenses.
Friends of the Good Cause II yoa with to insure
its success, show hop much you wish it.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

limited number Of advertisements are taken in
TIE wrrx1r TRIBUNE at the rate Of one dollar line
This paper has attained circulation Of $4,000
copies and unquestionsbly the best medium eItant
for advertising in the country. Advertisements should
be handed In at any time before, and not later than
Tuesday Of each week.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

Mr.. SULLIVAN a highly respectable rews agent in
Calitornis, has petitned Congress to do something
toward making up the damages he has sustained in his
busDess by unnecessary and ine1cusabe failures of the
United States mails. The petition is perfectly rea
sonable one. If Mr. Sullivsn bad been dealing with
IN ordinary express company, other mode of trans
poxtetiou he would have recovered the damages long
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

bill hss been introduced into the City Council of
Savar nah Georgia impoeing tax OF $500 each on ell
slave oe p f color brou Et or sent to tha'
city fOf lhe pUIoso Of be transport t" Lbena, or
any olbc. Nr, 3: Coau'iy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
Ntw1lurk Daau @ribn,ts
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1855.

ApvrRrrsEhEsTs for THr DAILr TRIBUNE must
Be banded in before TEN clock In the evening order
70 secure their appearance the following morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

President Walkers Inaugural Address, on as
sumiDg the Executive Chair Of Nicaragua, is given
in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

VERGNE's ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATH.-Dr
Prince Of Brokyn proprietor and Prof Vssnes are In attend
apoe s ITO rosdway They 10 Rhexmssni
Nsurssa all diseases arising from tho mprudont use OF
.sssary other metallic substances speoiA department tor
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

PAPER HANGINGs AT WHOLEsALE.-Country
erohs to ne invited examine stock Of French and
American PAPER HASGISGs embracing every variety known
20 the tsde THOMAS FAYE l. Co.. No. 257 Broadway,
opposite the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

PosTAaE STAMPS g cents and 10 cents) FOR
sALs Al this OHcs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

THE HAiR.-T0 prevent it's being bsld, and 70
ksep glossy and soh, BoGLEs cELsBRTATEo HYPERION
FLUID. sculd Its color be unploszns BoGLss ELscrnc
HAta DYE viii msscay change 10 black OF brown Of the
uoet For the comp exon BooLEs BALM
CvrH.sEA unrivslsd For shaving use BoclE. Asois'
Bostoo; and may had In this city Of BAnSzs PARE
Rusaros ;HEessAS, CLARK Co. RIVE, broadway A b.
D. SAscs Fulton and Agents throug ghout the world
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

Cholera, Dysentery, Colic, Group, Vomiting
Ao srs pmodisiey cured by Dr. ToBAss celebrated YEsE
TIAi LnInEsT. This remedy is recommended BY the
physicians the United States and warranted
bssraess Sold by all the Druggists and Patent Medicine
Deaeas United States Price % and 30 centS Depot
No 4 Ut
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

To TRAvELERs-AW WORD BEFORE STARTING.
RA's ZtpBYx MEbIso UNDER GARMENTS presmiuently
Conducive health and nOrt Of ali travellers Their
ceeu CO the material gently aud pleasantly sbsorb
sy Ielons the system sudden ohs consequent
ooksA for and Ia travelling unavoidable exposure sudden
attn oherc cbaDse The prices rsnss om three TO sixteen
Ipss JaMEs T. RAY and Manufacturer Of Hosiery
and Under Garments, No ice Bovery, near Grana-r
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

HERRIHG's PATENT CHAMPION SAPEs.-Ihe
.v, eslsbrutsd Ssfes with Hall Patent Powder roof Lock
iprovement all improved Ssansnder and other
salesbsnce the name Champion Their triunpas the world
slresdy know and tbeir history u their eulosy.
us~vort B. C. HERRSG l. Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
MALLEABLE IRON, GAS AND STEAM
FITTMes

Manufactured with
CHApIs's PATENT MAcHHERY,
vh perfection ana accuracy heretofore unsttstned
Bv the uss Of machinery onshsf the labor OF making
s goods By methods saved and consequsny they are
p6ersd ct very low press
New Yotk Agency at
No. SIG Broadway,
sprnkssid Msss.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

WIGS, WIGS, WiGs.-5,OO0 Of those invisibIe
wIos and TovrEEs MEDHUksT Co.'S, No. q Maiden
lane ms1e Of best materials AID warranted not 70 shrink
change color Five Medals awarded for their beautiful i'm
prvveucus BsDds Brads Cus &C. Beware Of foxusyagant
Broadway prioeA.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

HUSBANDS CALCINEp MAGNEsM 10 three
nss the strength Of ths Mssness and clear Of un
Eaoas.xt tcsts. -Four estpremium hlver medals and .
NOhas medal awarded bsne the best Ia tho market
Aefurer T. ]. HUSBAND. Pbilsdelphia-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

CRIsTADoRO's HAIR-DYE, WIGS AND TOUPEEs
preSansSt sbove eli composition. suite Of elegant
for applying bis famous DYE the greatest
sasrs s,tice Of It's kind throughout the world His new
style Of WIss and TovrExs 10 perfection itself Wholesale
md refau at CRIsr o,s. No 6 AstO< Houle.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER.
unsdultssted article Of Jamsics
0ingcr rest desderstum wiso every fsnly Its
and uest efficacy Dishea Nervous Debility Indigestion
ks knovn bat for is quality have 10 rely upon the
reputstion OF the maker
Evos's EIrsAcT or JAMAICA GnGEi 4 guaranteed per-
feoy pune article and should be always inquired for
6oA throuSkout tho world by respectable dealer.
HrAra. WE DOR Co. PropretOu,
NJ ihertx at Hsxx.Y Yor&
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES. every pos
sbs hschnes have secured the favor Of the public
he hsees premiums medals have besn awarded TO them
At bouos eDd sbrosd Thonsends using them on every
vsissy OF work. with entire satisfaction and success Let s
who have any interest In the subject cs and amino The
w bs coureousy exhibited wbethsr they do OF do
not wish to purchase. -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

HDRlV ATE Medical @ cr-IIundrcds of those who
have contracted disease are dl1adpuinted ot u
cure hy not calling ON Dr. Young ut first He Will
for cit any sum if he fails to cure ANY cHsr that may
come under his care. ne matter how long standing or
affecting such ulcers. lunOrS. nodes, punches.
pimprs the fac" and body. painS IN the bones and
ionS wakrunr>S trembling copper colUrrd sores.
wasting of the bones. emacihOn. loss of appetite.
strength oud flesh. sores IN the nose and ears loss o
hair weak eyes itching humnrs. y Many prrscns
n1cr hcug rtliryud ct all extern appearances o
private disease. suppOs" themselves cu"l bit after
A few months find they troubled with various
symptom, which they never had before. and which
they find il impossible to relieve. 10 all who are a-
nic,ed in this way. Dr Young would particularly rec
ommeud a trial ot his skill The symptoms with which
Won ARE troubled are cnusrd 10y ianiS IN The blood.
which sooner or later i'll destroy our health and hap
pinr.s NCprrson who has ever had m attack oi any
private cunpaiut should not fail Ia consult DR.. nHnG
and take a few bottles OF his invalunbic purifying
medicine they can rest assured hat lhrr blood -
In a perfectly pure aud healthy condition, AMI that
every trace Of disease IS removed from the system
Recent cases cured in srom two to five days without
change of diet or hindrance from business. or no fee
DR. j. C. YOUNG
once corner Montgomery aud California streets
opposite Wr,ls, Fargo Co.'S. Office hours from
L. NJ. To L. VI.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10
Miscellany.

THE ANNUALAMoUNT OF HEAT.-lt
j. remarka ble fact that countries ~
inp within the same degrees Of latitude
differ greatly in the ranges Of their tenn
uerature. On the west coast of En-
rope the winters are comparatively
warm and the summers equally cool,
while on the eastern coast of America
the reverse Of this is true Thus IN
countries lying lGo further north IN
western Europe than New York, the
average temperature in January is 30"
and that of July Goa range Of only
thirty degrees In New York the range
of variation often amounts to nearly
100 degrees.
In January last, the Thermometer in
New York stood from 30 to 10 degrees
below zero, for some days; while 1t
ranged from % to 9S degrees above it,
for some days last week. But although
the ranges Of temperature daft r great
" in diff rent countries, the actual
amount of heat, annually, is according
to the position of the coun'rIe IN re-
lation to the poles and the equator
In Europe, by long observation, it
has been found that the mean tcmpera-
ture of place remains nearly the
same. The winter mny he unusually
cold, and the sumner unusually hot,
while the mean temperature has not
varied one degree, a very cold winter
is generally succeeded by very warm
summer, and rtce rersa. This has al
so been found to be the case with our
own clmate-iho relative distribution
of heat over summer and winter un.
,lergocs comparatively small variations.
A cold winter is generally succeeded
by a warm summer We have noticed
an exception, and ony one to this rule;
that was the summer of 1886, which
was wet and cold, and succeeded Il We
ry long and cold winter. This was ac-
counted for by three very large dark
spots on the suns disk, whlcn were
seen distinctly with the naked eye for
ut least an entire week.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

ARTIFICIAL CAUSE.-THE artificial
gems made by NJ. Ebelmcn are of much
note His process resembles the Solu-
ton of substances in water, and the
cvaporaripn Of that water to obtain crys-
tails. Having made mixture of ala
mini and magnesia, in the same propor-
tion as they exist IN sp'neIl, and "d-
ded one-half Of one per cent. OF blchro-
mate Of potash, he added two parts OF
the mixture to one part Of fused broca-
ic acid, and exposed 1t in platinum,
testing in porcelain, to the heat OF the
porcelain furnace at ScvrcS The pro-
duet contained cavities lined with MI
mute, rose rcd' octahcd al crystals,
harder than quartz, and 'n'nS'b.e BE-
fore the blowpipe. They had all the
characters of ruby. The C :'titucnts
of emerald, treated in the same way,
yielded ANAL hcxagonal crystals, hard
er than quartz, and theretora agreeing
with true emerald.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10
MEDICAL.

from parent to- child AMI rniaiiinc rpn the o. p-ng
ruined constitution For the al n lhe-, trtu-
~ disease. The Doctors gIarasi,ts cure ak
coinpcn'al"u The b'riur c3H he cun~Iiird hN lt'i-
Ter ur uhrrw ~ free oi rhar' and i,is an " m nr,
aih'tcd I" cn upon him. ~hrr,' he vii give them
>ich Nn i."l"h a. hey 20 obtain WI.,rr ti>,'
ii~ ro'nS nrr No and Nr,nory HAIL curn, Of sac
ram, @ - - 'n N'n'g"n"N streets san frnc'S"o
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY or TIE
~ --'n"t Blss,ing Ia Mankind '-luuuccn' hat Pu.
'thi.-llt y J. tZlpkn's Pruph> aclruIn. tsrf pi..
injecting Agent surr preventative ugaia,t g.snr
th''h ana >,plu Diseases nnl au unsurpa>sr sod
"dA I"r aii it" N"neral. >crohots gqn-r,nu,l. nnd
cameron ulcers rrlt discharges from th, Vp41ut.
uterus and urcthra. nnt ull ciIutro,s ,rnn,u. AMI
Diseases. For -t' NJ pr l.. j tzauhaN' office, Ar.
in"rH ilalL conner a. sacrament" and Montgomery
streets. san Francisco. A. innucplanp j. - pr,.,,t,.
lhlNr a-n,n> >maI po\. - j. Dr l. j rrqi.ka,-
l''P n"tItun prrNrhintN" against SNphil.iic;l aud
g"u"rrh'd Diseases Harmless iu ITSELF 70 p,,-,.~-.,@
hc pnWrr ui rhrmu' II, ,-rn,iur i. s\nhiliit. a.
rGs. 'l th"r ~ swing lhtusans 81 ,Nu,., ti4t.l,L
a. If"n h"iuS lu'crd hN 'hr mott luuh<um, a. an
di>c1'c~ Lrt n' yruug man vino nrrr-ilt,,. L,,I IA
Zee without llr. t2AykHNS rruuhillrut,un n +. in
very t"HN'ni p'cNnc"Su mud viii ~, found coilN"ui-
'h' z" use h-h@ l'rd rs soap That dSa-,' can tu
prevented iy the IL" 80 proper agents l. u. wei m,
established ilct thai they cnu Lc cured after hir
establishment. TIN" priuciplr which j. now uni,,r
sally rcugn Il -hN received even h.pr, he ,inS- uf
I'n'r HE dl~","rr o the va c'nHtinn in l;?i. and
~ mnI,ipllrl hcucd'- sine. have r+rri,cd ns
they deserved. to" attention ot the medical racurv.
II WIS lu pur~tit ut this branch ot the med rul sci.
curr that Ur. l.. j. Clprkny G,rtuntrl, made , dis.
CuVrrN d h~ rr"phiHclurum. which for the rr., en-.
iiun ol >Np'lulr guuurrhru generous nnd cpuur,t4
dI-rr-'irr ~nud~ trl>all"d hS ANY agent ln the, Pha
mn""pra. The c''ci # tht> ugortt nttcr c,nlIoni-
lmmrdw.r and rrnn,"s me pns,itIy ut u cunlrnc.
'Iun oi disease r. however. tl ,'i~,,.,. n ~ hc,n ron
lrHCi" D. Is uSiul m urulrallIlng the oisoruu~ ~pcrc-
u"u~ which. hv ah-urp.l"n. produce ne horrI rrn~-
QuruN"> known ~ secondary syphilis l. hIs been
administered hy ia" pncirr IL man, IhoJsanI c,,,.~
AMI he heS N't ip find lhc first ~ Whirh ha- ral
80 ~uh-rrNr ihr puruo~" Tor WhIch IL ndulu Scr.
ed. Price, s.. Full directions are uuncI.,I each
package. In rasrS where pruphilarticum l. used ~
cnralvr, DR.. l. !. Clnpkn> viii furnish gratis pre-.
>cripfion for his Blood Purifier.
All COMMUNICATIONS from the country. addressed
~ to Dr. w. D. tlalkHy, san Francisco viii hc srrll,
and contdrlail, attended 10. and lh" remedies
WUh the greatest care und secrecy immptliatclt d.-
p"lrhd, hy ENprc-s or other their drs-
tinufiun.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10
SYPHILIS AND GONORRHEA-Dr.

J. Czapkay would ask especial a,tent0 10 syphiliiic
and vonorrhral diseases In the first Stages of either
of these complaints ne guarantees perfect and efIoc
ual eyre in few days without hlndrlnce to business
r the slightest Inconvenience. The DOCTORS method
of treating iheGn combines al the latest Improvements
by the medical faculty. with discoveries made by him
self more effective than au, hing yet known which
sccnres the patient from the possibility of secondary
SYMPTOMS and removes the disease in the shortest pos
sibc time Secondary syphilis which appears in con
sequence Of the ABSORPTION OF the poison into the
tenn and produces BubOes UlceTatiOns in The throat
and nose, VIII ch destroy the solt paris and he
bones Ia mOriiy separate and come away disfguring
the patient horribly Nodes painful swelliags on
the bones sploches upon the skn eases Of which the
Docurs see daily in his Office and which the result
of improper treatment Also ulcers, sores and PIN
ples and injuries to the constitution which. after
long period of suffering des|oy life II will also be
membered that these disorders hereditary passing
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

NUFY HIIIII''' "UTI' IVtI T"I"
VNR ] C. YOUNG-nEAR StV:--PieaSe send me
y some of the medicines yon prescribed IN my
rt>p. | have friend here who i troubled i'm exactly
The same wav th'u was. He has nightly emissions.
ringing ncis in his h"nd weak back, l'ss of memory
md i generally debitated be i discouraged an i
hns not confidence enonch To- enable him 10 call and
.pp yau ioli h;;f heW was ami 'hAt nv friends
all said was in consumption and the doctors un here
gave me M nud advised me to - home TO die hut
instead of going home called upon Won. and here
am rs we'll ~ any of them aud likely tO live long
time vet wifi ,'reuth enough Ia work with the strong
est Of them Doctor will send every one To you thar
look, to me n hn1gh he nredrd physician II shall
not be my fluli II any one dies for want of medical
treatment. | viii do all | can t" keep the afflicted
away from those pests ~ Sncirtv yrlcpt professors
and high sounding titled men who, # the facts were
known. are who 'fi their conniry for their cOnn
try's gnnd Pnhs thjs letter. doctor. If won wish.
and hopr some of those that hnmbu"ged me, may
see II and sheep bad fnr one night.
Truly yours. GEO. DAVIDSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10
HESS g. LARCoMBS.
New BRICK FIRE PRooF STORE IN i

New BRICK FIRE PROOF STORE IL BID
WELL.
YuNHE Subscribers would announce to their friends
IL and patrons tina; their Brick Fire Proof Stnr'
ON the old corner. is flet with general a>spstmru
Vt Groceries, Provisions Fruits, LiqUor-, Mining
Tools sc. sc the best and cheapest ever offered j.
town One OF our firm il constantly employed in
San Franciscoin the purchase az goods: aud W.
purchase for cash alone believe that sell good
cheaper than any dealers in this market. Persons
desrous 10 purchase anything in line, wonld do
veil to give US call, as we are enabled to supply
tAem on as favorable terms the Marysville rado.
Bidweii, July 1856. HESS & LARCoMB.