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Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

TIE BULLDOG ANT-There is in Australia
an ant known by this name. from its pugua-
cious disposition. If accidentally cut in
halves, one half will fight with the other half
Mr.. Hewitt mentions an instance which fell
under his own observation. One of his ira
yelling companions. in fit Of irritation. cut
one in pieces. The head Immediately seized
The body with its mandibes, and the body
hegaA Singing away nanfully at the head.
The fight went on for hnlf an hour without
any diminished sign of life; and this is what
thew always DO. Instead Of dying. as they
onght to do they set to and fight away for
hours, it some Of the other ants did not come
and carry them away whether to eat them
or bury them we know not. But the flies i'm
mediately eat flies that are crushed and ants
eatthe remains Of crushed ants.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

II MARYSVIILE, JUNE 10TH 1855
DR. J. G. YOUNG, DEAR SIR-Please send me some
" of the medicines you prescribed in my case. /
lave a friend here who is troubled in exactly the
same way that Twas. He has nightly emissions ring
ing noise in his head weak back loss of memory and
is generally debiltated; he is discouraged and has
not confidence eHough to caland see you. Itod him
how was and that my friends all said was in con-
sumption, aud the Doctors up here gave me up, and
advised me to go home and die but instead of going
home called upon you and here I am as we'll as any
of them and likely to 1--we long time yet and with
strength en44gh to work with the strongest of them
Doctor Iwiff send every one to you that looks 70 me
as though he needed physician 1t shall moi be my
will do all can to keep the aiefed away from those
pests of society, ycept professors and high sound
ing titled men; who if the facts were known are men
who left their country for their eountr+'s good
Publish this letter, Doctor, if you wish, and hope
some ofth9se who humbugged me may see il and
sleep bad Tor one night Yours Truly, Ga
* GEO. DAVIDSON.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

No EARTHQUAKES IN THE SIERRAs-Ihe
Placerville American says that the earth
quake which was felt so severely tn San
Francisco and in some other portions Of the
State, does not seem to have affected in the
slightest degree the great Sierra Nevada
range-and that journal gives it as an opin-
ion that this range Of mountains has not for
ages been subjected to single vibratory mo-
ton from atfeafthquake. In support of this
opinion the editor says
"We know Of one instance where an isolat-
ed rock uine feet in height. almost perfect
eclipse or egg-shaped. Of many tons weight,
is now standing upon Oae end. and upOn a
base Of less than one foot in diameter, upon
the smooth surface Of another rock. that
though the strength of two men is not suffi-
ciont TO dispace it, vet the slightest violent
m0yementfrom side to side. would inevItab,
ly send it leaping and tumbling to the valley
below
In the vicinity of Lake Valley, near the
summit of the Sierras, is the ''steeple rock !"
or petriied tree. as some balieve it to be,
standing perfectly perpendicular. nearly so
feet in height, aud closely resembling at a
distance a section Of pine tree entirely and
smoothly denuded of its limbs, and cut square
of at the top. A column of stone eighty feet
high, with a diametar of less than four feet
at bottom. would make but a short stand
against an oscillatory movement if at all vio-
lent"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

TO THE ATFLICTED> Persons troubled with. disease
L should Peruse the following LETTERS OF REcoaES-
voluntary offerings of gratitude to him for benefits
received, and arerOofs strong as Holy Writ of his
scientific attainndnts. No one can read them with
out at once hS%ing confidence in him. and we conf
IDENTITY make tie assertion that people afflicted with
private or other diseases will call upon him in pref
ference to aRSsIther physician in the country Read
them carefully, ye that need medical assistance and
then lose no timein consulting him while there is
time left to cure Sou in
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
SACRAMENTO. Nav Is. 1855

Dear slr-such is the thankfulness feel for the
preservation of my health of both body and mind,
and believe of my life, that hope will not be CON
sidered intrusive in rendering my thankful acknowl-
life boon worth preserving, when it had become a
burthen too great for to bear. Victim as to
vice that had undermined my constitution, and de
veloped train ofnervous symptoms such as nervous
dizziness, love of solitude loss of memory and want
of resolution besides loss of strength and energy
which had made my waking moments wretched and
my sleep undressing, and fast bringing me to
the grave but thanks to your skill, restored to
health vgor, and energy. Hoping to guide others
where they may find relief you have my permission
to make this public. Gratefully yours, +
q -i -t@@a ~ -1+ LEONARD WAITE
Tr Or T T C1onlyav San Francisco
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

Physician and Surgeon, L. j. CZAPKAY. His metliad
of curing Assesses is new, unknown to Others and
hence the great success All consultations by letter
or otherwise, free. Address, L. j. CZAPkAY Nj. d.
San Francisco, California II
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
/ TTENDTNG & RESIDENT pEEYsE-


4 TTENDENG & RESIDENT PHYsE-
a CdAN, Y j. CZAPKAY, late in the II ungarian Rev
olntonary Mar Chief Physician to the 10th Regi-
lnent OF Hofveds Chief Surgeon to the Military Hos
ptaIoi Fesqai Hungary, and lecturer ON Diseases of
the Urinary and Diseases of Women and Chill
dren.
10 tsIa Aessetnil Or & zapkay has npened his
1Rssit nte for eSn. Is sfElsa - sese
sllil ssS t5osorrlfoens Nocturnal seus
and all the csHsequerces ofFaelf lelses Fss
antess edFe ma few days. wit convenience to
the paSient, hndrance to his business. When
patient, by 1egiect improper treatment, has deve-
oped the secondary symptoms of Syphilis such as bu-
boes, or painful swelngs the grons, Ulcers in
the throat and nose, which, if not checked, DESTROY
the soft parts and the bones to mortfy seper
ate and come away leaving the sufferer object hide
aus to behold or when spIotches and pimpes break
out upon the skin or when he has painful swellings
upon the bones, when his constitution is injured
so as to predspDse to consumption other cOnstitu
tiOna disease le Doctor guarantees cure or asks no
compensation.
In Rheumatism, chronic or acute in Dysenterry or
DiarrhRa, he has safe and eectual Remedies For
the treatment Of the consequences of self abuse such
nocturnal emissions. nervousness, timiditv head
ACHE pains in the back and limbs, with general weak
ness, loss of appetite loss of memory injury to the
sight restlessnes confusion of ideas, dislike for So
cety, and feeling of wearness OF life with the
vous system so exctable that slight noises shock or
startle the patient, making bis existence Miserable
For the above malades the Doctor viii guarantee
cure or ask no compensation. He can be consulted
free OF charge api invites all to CALL it will cost
them nothing, AMI may be much to their advantage.
Or. L. J. Czapkay is daily receiving applications
from every part Of this State and from Oregon and
Washington Territories, for treatment of every form
of disease and there not who will for
ward and express dissatisfacOn the contrary the
Doctor is in daily receipt of letters expressive eff graf
itude and thankflness of which are published
below by permission.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

KTLLED.-Wm. Moore was killed at Jim
Grow Canon, on the 18th ult., by the caving
in Of a bank, which lacerated his leg and
thigh in such a horrible manner as to cause
his death in few hours. He was native
of Campbell county, Georgia, aged % years.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
Some thing New {
TO PROPERTY HOLDERS,

sAna all who Contemplate m rs
THE ERECTION OF BUEEDsNcs.
me Undersigned is prepared to contract for the
erection Of 1 I
EsrEcsS or fTslssc Stores, dwellings.
GaIartz Wills, Saw REiils 3sud FsmiIdIH~a.
of EFEI'I DESCRIPTION, AND CARPENTER
WORK GENERALITY q zEle
The Citizens of Grass Valley, Nevada. Rough Roa
~, anIthe oounfy generally may find it to their in
ties thorough Knowledge OF The Business will ena
ole me 10 give satisfaction in all eases and to con
tract Tor workat the lowest paying rates. -
JAMES Z. WOLFE.
4fdress--Aurora House or Pacific Express, Grass
faleyt 1-tf
DENCIEs.-Fa5er's Nos I, ?, 8. 4, 5, Sand 7 ;ess
Al the G, v Book and Music moriuu1
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

LATEST FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
Late accounts from the Islands, present rath-
er an unfavorable conditioned money mat
ters there. The King and high d;gnitaries ore
exceeding wrathy at certain Communication
which had found its way-into the aChrsta
Advocate" at San FRANCISCO, Supposed Q
have been written by one Of the Methodist
Episcopal clqrgymen resident on the Islands.
wherein the King was represented as a mid
night brawler, companion Of Yankee Sulli-
van, &C., &c. Yankee Sullivan is also out
in the "Polynesian," denying the charges and
denouncipg their author.
The volcano wagstill active, and the great
stream OF lava still Winding its slow and ter
rible way towards the apparently devoted
md beautiful city Of gHilo Tt is said thai
nothing can be. grander than view Of the
immense fiery river roliiag over a precipce
Of some City feet in height, and fallen in an
unbroken column
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
DENTISTRY.

Cd Of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen of Grass
Valley and vicinity that he is loca ted inathis
place for the practice of his Profession in all its bran
ches Ladies waited at their residences if reouir-
ed, 81 Office at D0RNIN'S AGURREAN Rooms.
Main Street 93,n
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

Gg A correspondent Of the ''Calaverae
Chronicle" says that one hundred of Wal
ker's men have already fallen victims to few
er, and nearly all has been caused by exces-
sive eating and drinking a EH
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

Gs- It was formerly supposed that Cali
fornia could not produce corn, but by some
reports which have recently been made, it
seems that in some portions of the State, it
yields a very prolific crop. Particularly in
the vicinity of Los Angeles, it has been found
to succeed admirably, and the old idea that
corn would not grow here has been entirely
exploded io.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

GooD ADytcE.=-.A lBagstToIas thersun does.
j tex q g. tRe bright sfa Of 595n So while
for digestion: The melancholy man don't
even relish wedloek 70 ~ea'-e ~e sts5r7s
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

s, The TANNING Bus1NEss.2 The capital in
vested III The tanning businss in this country
IS estimated at about njnataena millions Of
90 lars. There are about six thousand five
hundred tahn6ties ia the different States.
which turn out annually. y.atleasBtweIve mil
hons OF dol laarss Add to this one and a half
NIL lions OF hides imported every pear, and
we have some idea of The extent Of the leath-
er business in the United States sid3 GJ =
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

Fanny Fern says that mans shedding tears
IS an infringement on woman's water-priyil-
eges iii seh i- e' s4 $3.50
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

g~ It appears from the recent State Pris-
on Report>submitted to the Legislature that
there are 234 foreign born prisoners, and only
l58 native The disparity must appear very
remarkable to every one, and affords much
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

+ a Good WAY TO TAKE SOMETHING -"Will
you take something's said tee totallcr to
his friend, while standing near a tavern.
Il don care if dos was tbersply 2ad
"Well, said Fraak. s;let's tefe a ,yoM.'
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

~ A country editor thinks that Colpm-
bus IS not entitled to much.credit for discoy-
erlng America, as the country isso large that
he could not well have missed it. 81
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
Tr DR. L. j. Czapkay, San Francisco.
MAEYsvILLE, JUNE Sd. 1855.

MARYsyILLE, JUNE-3d 1865.
Dr. L. J. Czapkay, San francesca SRI have used
the last of your medcine anddO not think shall need
any more as feel very WELL except that have not
entirely got my strength yet but Will with the
appetite that have 1t is just three weeks you may
recolIect, since called at your Institute, with my
constitution as thought, entirely broken, and new
er thought you would be able to cure me perfectly
but thought you might be able to do something to
ease the pain in my back and head, and strengthen
my limbs, which were weak that they would al
most give way under me- when walked, and to
strengthen my nerves SO that wouh not get excited
and tremble at every little thing. Now. that you
know what expected you may judge of my satisfac-
ton at my complete recovery from those symptoms
and the removal of those splotches and sores from
my skin and the ulcers from my throat and this en-
tire stoppage of those emissions which youead were
principally fhe cause of my sickness
can hardly tell you which is the greatest, my joy
strength feel as well as any man can feel
Enclosed 1 send you Twenty Dollars over your
charge and think myself chcapy cured If you think
anybody win be Benefited, you may put this letter
in the newspapers .,
Believe me gratefully yours, fst ii.a
. g THOMAS HAYDEN
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

CHLoRoFORM-Ata a recent sitting Of the
Academy of Sciences at Paris, it was stated
that the use of chIoroform in the field hos
pitals OF the army in the Crimea had doubled
the strength and power of the surgeons, as
they are more masters Of their action when
operating on inert mass, and are no longer
disturbed by the cries or movements of the
patient. In the campaign in the Crimea,
chloroform was employed he stated, more
than % 900 times and always with success.
This immense result" said NJ. Flourens, ''is
the best reply to those who had felt appre-
hension at the use of this powerful auxiliary
to surgical operations"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

Spermatorrhoea, or Local Weakness, Nervous
Debility Low SPIRITS Iassitude, Weakness of the
Limbs and Back indigestion and Incapability for La
Dor and Study, Dnllpess Of Apprehension, Loss Of
Memory Aversion to Society Love Of Soltude Timid-
ity, Selfdistrust, Dizziness Head Ache Inyoluntarv
Discharges Pains in the side Affections Of the Ewes
Pmepleson the Face Sexual and other Infirmites in
man are cured without fail by the justly celebrated
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

How THE MODEST NAN WAS MISTAKEN
The Lowell Courier is responsible for the fol-
lowing: a .ss sa h..n eI4
Ina neighboring city, at Thackerays lee
ture, a few evenings since, young gentle
man, the modest of his sex. and no less polite
than modest, was sitting in pew rather re-
mote from the light A pretty lady sat next
to. him. Looking on. the floor during the lee
ture be espied what he thought was the la
dy's handkerchief. the lace trimmed edge just
visible from under her dress. Turning to his
pew-nIate, he gallantly whispered, "You We
dropped your handkerchief, madam!' and
before she couldreply. he proceeded to pick
it up. He had seized the edge of her pet
skirt, and did not discover his mistake until
the top Of gaiter boot stared him in the
face, and the faint sound of laugh just
nipped in the. bud, by the application of
real handkerchief, warned him Of his mistake.
''Phancy his phelinks,"
MoRAIL-Don't- attempt to pick up any
it is." -...s - '-'
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

New DIGGNGs.-New. extensive and rich
diggings have recently been discovered on
the American River, sixteen miles above Pla
cerville. They are very deep but prospect
we'll.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
DR.. L. j. CZAPKAY's
sFrand EA9dIcal and Surgical Institute.
ARMORY HALL BUILDING,
caFher OF montgomery and Sacramento Streets,
San Francisco.

ESTABLISHED FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF ALI,
PklsAfE AND CHRONIC DISEASES, AND
N THE SUPPRESSION OF
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
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has opened Bleaching and Pressing establishment where
viii Bleach and Bonners In the latest and
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him with their patronage Mrs. Marks profession
Mner and Dress Maker, always be found in the
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be-, and will try every exertion to please.
q. MARKS
No. IL Spring street,
Mbs-u Between College and Market.
N. B-Beachiug and Pressing for the trade the mott
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shippers are notified that al goes the depots IN
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Dr. II. b. Scarborough Dover, Tenn Aug 2S 1885, says:
81 have sold all the German Btters you have and
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~ pleased to state that the German Btters have given
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said Your Rtters selling fast, and every
person that has used it, sofa have been able learn
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aad "The Arm win want Of your Bitters soon
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X. s. Hardy, Bolivar, Tenn September 49, 1881, said -
There great demand for your Bers here please send
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