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For We EH2NtFer,
TO THE VOTERS OF THE SIXTEENTH Senate

TO The EOTERS OF IhE SlAIkENId SENhlO-
RIAL DISTRICT.
Fellow citizens: At the solicitation Of friends
from all parts OF the District, and OF all parties. l
have determined to present myself before you as a
candidate for the State Senate. This invitation, j
am We'll aware, has, in most, il not al cases. been pre-.
dictated upon my opinions on the various important
questions vi State policy :o.bo decided by The next
Legislature.
lad l the inclination to DO so, I feel that THE is not
the proper mode of ee;;ius those opinions forth, but,
that you. feNow.citizens, are entitled of right TO SEQ
mo face 10 face, md hea: ine fully on Nil the questions
involved in the selection Of your Senator. Protes
slonal engagements will occupy my entire time until
tbs trs; vi April, at which Tim. | shall have the hon
or to presen; myseII beiors you As n candidate
When | have so r's; you, l VIII unfold. ~candidly and
fully, ali my opino. Oh each atd every one OF the
various measures w''ch will occupy the attention CT
the ns1t General Assembly.
Should my Opinions aud views be such as yGu sT.
prove, l shall feel honor-i by your support. On the
contrary, should .ou diiTrr from me ON the important
questions which You h:"e :, judge and decide for
yourselves, | shall bow 20 your decision, as an ex
ercise OF Que of the beat rights Of a free people.
have tn. honor TO be, very respectfully,
Your fellow citizen,
Il rnSNtu,N
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CITs ~ TE n We.

PRINCE WILLIAM ouSTY.-The Democratic meet
ins u, B-entsvi!le, Prince William County on mon
dsy, declared a Convention for nominating a cd1di
ds:s for Congress iuexpedieu'. nominated Hon. VIM
smith for re. election, aud instructed their delegates
10 the Democratic ccnvenliona at Martinsburs, TO vote
for David Funston, Esq, rs the candidate Tor The
Board of Public Works.
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HEAVY RAILROAD COSIRAcr.-Fhe Alexandra
Sentinel ssys hat Col. Crockford, ofthat city, has made
a contract with tho Norfolk aud Petersburg Railroad
Company for the building of their entire railway track,
tho distance of Which il eighty miles. Col. Z. success
FULLY filed similar contracts on the Orange aud Alex
andr;a and Manasss Gap Roads.
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- 49,. -..a@
shSar'Efai rGfF1EI!E' " $3.50,
=. : " or il, counties Of Amherst, Neison
49, ,s.,L;,tr,n, heti rurSuaI, 10 notice at new
Nork.t, in mo county OF Nelson, on the 2''h u rro'
iss-- fr rL4 1urnosa Of nominating a Demo.
r'a.s ,u'a Of yirriria.
L. s'a'"asn trSn ! Mitchell, Fac, Of Nelson,
Col. Norv.i! Cobb. az B.ehihG:is:n, yves cane" = -
snnoin..d Ssrre,..ic..
3D. W .8s, S, 3n5 i:s oh :!. Get s s' 1ss &Ss'' rsSa Sss s lie fol.
IN ,mney.;-.Ja. p Coleman, A F Robertson.
Rnh, , p.ndle.oo. Jacob D pisrce, d ID Tiu3lcy, )
NJ G.nnnwuv and {; 4 r Tucker.
From Noison-John j Mitchell, Steven ! Diliiaru,
DR. Vim s billiard, james II Brent. w \ Bryant -
Z Pon,on, & Is Hill, ~ $ jones, n IL Goodwin, " Z
Wills, Rob, L Camp, T W Ag-1 and Robt Morse. ~,
From Buckioaha,n-Co, Eorvel Cubbs, Lewis +"
J,abell and Cant Wm Is Shepsrd.
On the motion of A. F. Robertson, II wns
solved, That The vots il the lac! T.e'lurula'
election be taken as the test OF the Democratic
strength in the above named countIee' u. .nS ho
in this Convention, by tine respective ceiesa1s"' oe
osst propor,iouably.
81. ,hor, -.r-ss TIA Convention again Assem-
-" Et ,ra-;sbc w Dii!srd and DR.. Janeu
nNu, u = - 80 animated by their respec
,iy. t,;a,s. ON, .,'.,n q ballot being ta: en-, DIR. row
ell received the unanimous v9s ,om,nas of ,he
buckin.ha!h, IN" "os 49, .tnosI .n,irs vote for
Convention, Nelson cas'ns
Co. Dilard. a.. r,.;- ar,o;pto1 rbe
On motion OF . ~ :. 10 ;nform DR.. Pow.
toti"winS ssn!em.n 80 III, nccep,nnce. viz
ei VI NV Snn,a,d lanes II. Bent and Robert
EaE,'
a. euo'e''n' ,,,.n ord.red To be published
lhe p!oreeu'uxS - ENQUIRER and Lyuchburg
IN IN. nichtnohu
kepnoneen. ro,r.r.;or ediournedsine die.
ga iho'''"' - S0nVELL COBBS, President
rr
" ~ SoanrIy Secretaries
ysw u.RKEr, Feb. 25, 1857.
~ s,.. 4, q Convention of the Democratic
Dear St;rAl Saiann and Rockingham, which
par.s y S : ., ,h;a Mace Today, you received the nom.
ISo,;"a os TIC T.nocratic candidate 10 represent this
patton as ms q; re, IN ts next General Assembly, and
Sena'oim "5 20 amounted a commiiea 10 uo;ify
'He u" ~ a,d ,,ys vnu IN accent the same.
you ;. 'n' ..aa, ,l.oepr. in iSus carving out the
Eve ~ onysn,ion. and also 10 add our indi
49," "s"e s"t,ao,v that YOU will again consent to bear
siuun'.In.e i" undar which YOU have 30 long
10Y Us 'ne' .' r','h,
hnu .alplum; .n, &c ,ba h,,hest esteem, we are,
WIN So
Gear sn'So1' Ww' B. SHEPARD,
Tvs n, BREsT, }Comnittee.
Ro' /. prypLEros,}
n n, To poxrIL.
~
AmHERs. r. z Yah. 20 leof.
as,t,emep:-You latter Of The :otn lust,
;rr ,s oS NV nomination by the Democrauc Soh'
u - cn,noosed of tine counties OF Blckingham
81, sal Amherst, as the candidate IN eos seha'o
rial District al the next ensuing e.eI'ou, "7
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%C0BSsans5iL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARkETs. MARCH & 1857,

n The following quotations are wholesale. 70. .p,,
,rdaTs higher prices will he charged:
HACOS-We quote cd sides 81, lar; cd shoulder, :,
dg:c old hams cui': new side. -: O 3; new srcu,t.rs
ncae: new Esns x: cl3.
~8tTTER-P.:!Hs IO-Gs!y Butter, l;025 cts.; do. ca
shar 22G 25 c,s.: o.! GG3 !-!c..oc. l2GIJs.;.
s~EHs"AX-o6Gaji T. T..
OAL-Ar:hracite-Re Ash se!ls 6, ss %. ry,,.
Ash, fot foundry, & por ION. Ei:utqinou., reI,Ycrst .
Por W"itasiii, or ~ the wharf opposite Rockets, W.
quote at lie. FOR average ali Smith. For civ vs, aboI.e,
sllc 70 dealers, 80 tor Luals: la! IS 81.
CoKE-For city consumption - ~ y CARLOAD o,c,
COTTON TAfRNs-sI e:.. cash. c,,,o,
CORN MEAL-eoes,. cts.
COFfEE-R,o u. u IL cts; Isuav,a ,e,,. ~
DIG; stock light Mocha II: ais ct.' Java 10
ps Gns ~. sda,a 10 s.oss y %. Jackson. do. II
cnHN-A sale OF E csc:o =: i: ca. Holder, .s hov.
ever, dc nlaiins 7lto - CO sc ao"'
fi0CN-S'i;' OF 7uaeraas 70: ~.aip,nea: a: o. s7,a
81 80 :1r m!sri glJd s:rs.;:r 5.sa1.. 'f0
fEal ihhS-IIvs tr".r 5Jgj. rs Dn,,.rd ,.
FLANSEEn-s! 50Gi ~ f. gu.h.i lull 20"
fAtII-o'snsciiS boxes, N .oca o.ter, e. sea aco
Ia Soxes, si756s5-hs!l BOXES, si7S-qusr,er do. 81 50.
Layer, IN oose., 81 SG6 p0-hai, ooxe- :. Is. FIGS Lsa
&c = 10 Hccorains 20 qg"iity. pEur-sl Is. to zoe per. u.
gross HsSRIsG, IS q IS 50 and .csrce; 10 i Fsmil,
Roe, active a, $50 p Dbl; hail barrel, do, NJ 81 o..
-AAD iul! At SIC per bbI. and $50 . half bbi. No
less than tor halt Dbl. No Gu, received; ;hey ar. mneS
wsntcj-So.l would command readily $500. MAcxEppI.
~ 60 'N@ . Ht1iuhl. 60 10 70
&. ,pyDc r;..
~ -, ~! . 'ie.h. grass VI -
= ci =; 80. !, ~ e'''' 30 'oHSW
HEr,H3nl",u,n1u ~ -
GoNfo" tn-lup1nt saHc laza'ahport!nR p. PP,
and f so 90 @w = s sss,e P ps,s1 ST. 7 kss:
u.Ano.. =. r ~ ~ : , r,.sr :. syS per .on. Govern
mem sge"'s w " '"e Ff'Se W 'y.nss Gum Mexican
<'G.U "A
hhi-sO = - y - cargo. From store
RIDEs-slaachtered 81 cen;av 10. green weight. c.f
'A,ns, ~" u o ~ ~ ~ sPa'tsn nines:n market.
M q Wv :, s = In "a. =. s'SaSof Ton; swedes
go" -, ann! Tra uon'tton fnsh's, s1o
nI ~ - 'N' sso' Gut NAILS
"t1S gr5 10 ooo, .,,, o.
- - ,.amu' - ~SV CTS e ~; middle
:, =, n !, "a q: .-S poor IodHnc,
u'pe. J." ~. '%~ - -, "fieh, anc auait!I
VIZ. nv >" L, '"p''.oi 80! s'dcs. skhtin5
AM nT.ss' t:ra'nea sn~11' Nteo.h.he 10 quality.
L'""... nn ~. 80 r"iGt- DO. s2s
merSi.ah.S"n" : = ~ 'nch yelo~ pine plank
Is u 50 80 80 49, "a cia"-U t"ce neasus
sehn!1ns, :, Ia 80 raii. "ma sap. al! heai1 s!6d:o
a:cofd,nSto So" =" "a nm ns"t,"h tnp, is'di3es
saen a. nr"r,, = a. = : : .h. aEh - ogNe 90 2 NJ;
eathc 49, = . - I 1S ga" pt"hA SSuHS3 bGt'
sonwood; 10 | men, :s14s.; 10. "ca,s3i93 inch
Gicfiy So: /; poTn, 60. ~ dressed foorirg
- imTGSS g,,,J,. on r.. q az 90
~ Isi,rs,.o sgn5aa ~ ssyn- 49, - 9WV
co.,, - 80 ns,g GG- po.ch ..,rraa, ~ So : ~ Hen'
as,sey, ~" AZ ona - +o. vo,, - !, virginia
pyu Xe,y rn,IsrJ 5n5i %, 49,. ma
HDlnnt - 4 "a "a 4 al, fIfTttI fIC ~ HI nmO
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MARINE NEWS,
1T0KT OF RICHMOND. M1ncE 5. 1881

'rGr w>rEa rnr- raY .t y O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED.
Schr HeIall. Winter, New York. mdse
Brig Mary Morton, IIorner, Ma'auzaa. sugar
Schr Five Bay, EaIn.s. B-i;inore, guauo
Sc!lr E;n-line IteG"rcG, Watson, Agcuunac, oats.
Schr Pocahou'ss, Neen. Baltimore, mdse
SAILED,
Schr : K Allen, Baker, Boston, md.a.
Scir Manchester, Chichester, New York, mdso
Sc'r Z A Cummings, Shellhorn, Baltimore, light.
Scbr Ellen Goldsborough, Bunting, down the river
lipht.
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U. >. MAIL sTKaMsMIp: ROANOKE.

TIME ROANOKE, Capt, TICS, sKIs.
Il p.s. having o-Sn thoroughly ovr @NSH&
hauled. ees resumed hce l:!ps ssaia, IL SSS&ES
win rhe I-:mes:Ywn. FSES&aSaE
She Will ie.ve City POINT "a Sa-ur:ay la.rn!cg rH.',
for New York. uy way o. Norfolk. epi sac will coni:n'e
10 leave tn@re :he same day and -Four during the 7est
The tickets aud ber,hs ON Friday, and leave here W 'e
Petersburg car-. u. 81 O'Clock saturday morning.
Only e!0 through 70 New Yors, iuciud!us msai' ''a
accommodation.
March Git JuOLaM = WAJS!-.
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ASD WnSTE>HGLMS POChEi
AND TABLE CUTLERY, scissors. &C
WE have JUST opened. da.eet rom the e.'Gossua
w natuac:urers, los. Rogers (. s'rs aen .Ie"ss
WJS.enb"l!n & Soa. the IEC-t complete EId 20"
.Lycx o. poca,. sad TaJ!. Cr'rery, sSfs"t-. ns|ns'
Sc, j. aih ever 5eeu our good fortune 10 oyer tt fao'
JOHseIOS & pRASsFOkD,
ID2a..eTs end deslsrs n Gud"sra, C1tieiy' &r. Ssn"
lco eros: Gu, Cav, No. ~. As!a sEcet. rev."
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LIVE STOCK MAXI En-.

CATTLE-~r.r ~ b -t:.r gully .-e p-ss weok.-
Prizes from IS O. 20 81 q. s.oss.
SHEEP Il cell-lc; s, % 81 70, s:osa
uOGS-S9.
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NEW YORK. March A. cotton j.. firm With
.a!-. OF 900 oai.s. E."nr . en- sud active. Sales
oi l3 500 barrels ~ S, 81 II S. 10. for com non 10
good state; ard S. 75A g for Snu'h-rn. Wheat IL
depressed End prizes have q declining tendency
bushels at u. CTS.
NEW ORLEANS, MAncE 3-Cn,on i. firm
sales 4 l. 1900 bales At III aud III Cts. P,rk 10
oucyant Il 81. *. Exchanss Gu L,udon Z per
cent.
AUGUSTA, March 3--Ths decress, In the re.
ccipts Of Cotton ~ NIL Southern ports 10 Saturday
va. lUl ,O0O tSles- aud the :rcrecse In slock II, OUU
bales.
CHARLESTON, March !. -Cottou-ssles oil g, OOU
baIes al PREVIOUS quotations.
MOBILE, March ) -~C,tton-receipts for three
days 5 SUI bales. Mitdiiug III cts.
= Nothing received by Telegraph las. night
The wires were Ol, u, order.
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U.s. ~. Gen. ~,,ssa, frcsjos hezo0d net o~'
borders to accompl!-' IT. fave mora
'Pa. ,,s nomias,ion. f'r Congress and tbs
w''As Wv iii a., he over. We appsslt to Democrats
s..v.r,sr and ia every county to mark their
.,en, aud take cara That iNsy o''''' 10 .a IN" 4an.
..h, +. no: al uncrniprouijsinS oipG;aht q Tue u""'
eros. doctrine q distribution" Lex " nor D"
,.ii ,hn. : s.as,a representative o: N'rs'-'" N W"
<ress cen te lcund IN i.S"' OF ouch az outrage upon
h. Consultation aud .he County, OF that there Is II
,.,isls,iy. distric. in The State IL which there are
Democrats, 7:.c are wiling that the Old Donlrieh
shall become a supp!iau, at the '~o0t'siooi o. lse
federal government.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-24
cured and full vigor returned
IMPORTANT To MINERS AND TRAVELLERS.

There Is malady Of deeper importance etherin med
ieal moral point of view to which the human family is
more liable than that arising from impure connections
As medical man II Is the duty Of every physician to
look at disease affects health and life and his sole object
should be to mitigate far lies In hi, power their bodi-
y suffering Human nature ia at best but al all H.
able to misfortune.
OF all ills that affect man. meme more terrible than
those Of private nature. Dreadful II Is In the person
who contracts IT, fghiiul its rayagcs upon his consttu
ton ending frequently in destruction and a loathsome
grave II becomes Of s greater importance when Il Is
transmitted to innocent offspring Such being the case,
how important 1t becomes that every having The least
10 fear they have contracted the disease should
tend to II at once by consulting physician whose
pectabity and education enables him 10 a safe,
speedy and permanent cure In accordance with this
cessy r Young feels called upon state that by long
study and extensive practice he has perfect
Of all those diseases which come under the denomination Of
venerea and having paid attention TO that branch
than any other physician in the United States he feels him
self better qualified 70 treat them
Syphilis in all its FORMS such Ulcers Swelling of the
Groin Ulcers in the Throat Secondary Syphilis Cutane
Gus Erupuons. ulcerations, Tertiary Syphilis Syphilis in
Children Mercurial phic Affections Gonorrhsc Glret
Structure False Passages Inflammation Of the Bladder and
Prostrate Glands Excavations Tumors Pustues etc
familiar to him the most things daily OBJ
servations
The doctor effects n in recent cases in few days
and finds dimcuy in curing those Of long duration
without submitting the patient 10 such treatment will
draw upon him the slightest suspicion. obge him 10
lect his business whether whin.doors without. The
diet need not be changed except in Of nama
on There are in California patients (amountng TO
two thousand in the past year, that could furnish proof Of
this but these matters that require the incest secrecy
which he always preserves
All letters enclosing $40 will be promptly attended TO.
Office hours from A. N. to p NJ Address }. C. YOUNG,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-24
GLOVE ANODYNE
T0OTHACHE DROPS.

Those who have felt the painful throbbng and excruci-
ang pangs Of raging to0thache shooting through their
jaws and head with the most ornentng and
Is omen the have received but little sympathy from
friends will doubt be much pleased To know Of
edy that will never fail to quiet the unmefcif offender
and leave the teeth where they should remain IN the bead
The numerous It has accomplished well attested
and has only TO become generally known to be highly
appreciated by the pnhc has long been by Dentists
The following testimony l. from Of the dstn-
guished practical Dentists in the city Of New York
Messrs. SAsps: Genucnen-In the Of my prac-
tice, have extensively used yonr Glove AnOdyne with
much for the relief of the Touthache and
constantly recommend II "a my PATIENTS deem II but
Just to inform you Of the heh opinion have Of 1t over
other remedies, / avn yours. very respectfully,
NJ LENETF, 10 Wayerey Place
Prepared and sold by =. ". ~ ID. SANDS. Whole
sale Druggists, No 100 fultonstreet Of William
New York
For sale by DEWITT. KtrTLE n Co. H. JOHNSON
A Co aud REDiSGTON " Co. San Francisco; RICE
a COFFIN. MRysville: Il. II. MCDONALD A Co, Sac
famento; and BY Druggists generally.
as- SASps' SARsAPARILLA and other Medicine
For Sale by DR. A. D. BoYCE, Druggist, Hornitos.
juy2ly
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-24
Marlposa 4emotrat.

RATHER TIGHT.-A worthy musician of the
orchestra of theatre on the Bouevards oi
Paris having toasted Bacchus for a considcra
bic period of time, returned home at two in
the morning, staggering and singing. Arrived
at his door, he finds an inebriate individual on
the threshold. He interests himself in his
fellow sinner.
"Come, my good man" says he, "you can't
stop there. My bed is large-I offer you my
hospitality"
So saying, he raised the man, who is as
timber as a wet rag, and can't sustain himself.
Our musician, halfpushing him, halfcarrying
him, reaches at last the fourth story he opens
his door, puts him in his chamber, draws the
curtains, and throws him on the bed.
Tranquil then as to the condition of his new
friend, he says addressing himself): "lts
shameful, my boy. Here's a fellow drunker
than you are. 1t ought not to be. Irepeat,
it ought not to be. And it shan't be-"
And reasoning thus he leaves his room,
and, going through the street, stumbles against
a person stretched on the ground. 1t is
another man, more inebriated than the first.
He endeavors to raise him, but he is so
drunk that it is impossible By great efforts,
however, he finally gets him up and carries
him to his room. He tosses him on his bed,
and then goes out for something TO drink,
with the laudable intention of being as drunk
as his guests
AT his door he finds third drunken man,
"What the devils this?" says he "Ano-
ther one? There'll be three in my bed. No
matter-they can settle the difference among
themselves"
He takes the third "high old fel' on his
back, carries him to his chamber and throws
him on his bed; then, worn by fatigue falls
on an arm chair and goes to sleep.
Presently day begins to dawn. A fresh
breeze awakes our musician. lie looks around.
His bed empty and the window open.
Howl said he, have they gone without
saying goodbye? Most decidedly won't do
good action again.
He rises, and, looking out of the window,
sees a man lying on the ground. "Well," "
thinks he, this is a night for jolly sprees.
Humanity induces him to decend and he
finds the man horribly manned on the pave
ment. 1t was his first friend, whom he had
thrown out of the window three times, in
tending to throw him on the bed
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-24
SILL FURTHER TESTIMONY.
wxsr K,,t,se,yv. Conn. .yupe 10Th tss

WEsr KILLseLEY, Conn, June 18th, 1851
Messrs. A. b. .S a. sANDs: Gentlemen,--The following
case came under my observation in which your Sarsapa-
rila effected the Of Chronic Rheuma-
tism The patient Mr. Joseph X. Green has been afflicted
with rheumatism for years by turns which sometimes
attended with fever anC put acute form n a few
days He used various remedies under the advice Of his
physician, which produced but partial relief and In reply
to his inquiry II something could not be done to effect
permanent cure, advised him your Sarsaparlla
lie accordingly commenced It's use and tho effect
marked that he able to sleep the first night compara
lively free from pain lie continued IT, and before he had
taken twelve bottles he entirely free from the disease
and has remained since being able pursue his bust
and is representative for the town Of Brooklyn
in our Legislature Very respectfully yours,
WM. A. BREWSTER, MD.
Prepared and sold by 4. II. IL ID. SANDS, Whole
sale Druggists, 100 Futon-street Of William New
York
For sale by DEWITT KtTrLE Il Co, II. JOHN
son K Co, and REDINGTON n Co.. San francisco
RICE COFFIN Marysyie X. II. MCDONALD q
Co, Sacramento; and by Druggists generally
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-24
DR.. J. G.. YOUNG,
Late Professor at the University, Penn,
CAN BE FOUND AT THE OLD STAND,
Corner Of Montgomery and California Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO,

Where he be consulted privately and with the
confidence by the afflicted at all hours daily from A. NJ.
until r. (Cure always guaranteed pay required
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY AND SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
R YOUNG addresses those who have injured themselves
by private and improper indulgence in that secret and soil
tary habit which ruins the body and mind uniting them
for either business society. The following Of
the sad and melancholy effects produced by early habits Of
youth viz weakness Of the back and limbs pain in tho
head dmnes Of sight loss Of muscular power, palpaton
Of the heart dyspepsia nervousness irraby, dcrange
ment Of the digestive functions general debility symptoms
Of consumption etc.
MESTAILYThe fearful effects upon the mind ia
be dreaded loss Of memory confusion Of IDEAS depression
Of spirits evil forebodings aversion 10 society self distrus
love Of solitude midity etc most Of the evils pro
duced.
All persons who afflicted with any Of the above ymp
toms should not fail to call Ir Young and be- at
restored 10 perfect health let false deleacy prevent
you but apply Immediately and yourself from tho
dreadful and awful consequences Of this terrible maady
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS
Iuln.n.I-.Ln nLu nl.rnA md r.lI .l-.-r
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-24
TO B.f.S'KERS, .9SS.aY.ERS
.... AND.
Gold Dust Dealers.

TNTiE HOUSE OF IIARAsZTHY, UZNAY a CO., HAVING
i established their NEW GOLD AND SILVER REFINE
Rl large scale and in permanent manner,
ready to receive the precious Metals and prepare them for
immediate coinage at the L. s. Mint in the most expid
tous
They invite the attention of the Bankers and Gold Dust
Dealers to the fact that their refining is conducted by
process much cheaper and quicker than that Of the
vernment that they fix much lower rate charges
for the operation and thus make ii great pecuniary benc
t 10 the Deposor both in the time OF receiving his coin
well as IN the amount Of the returns.
They prepared to return either coin refined bars for
dust and imported bars.
aS- Office 81 Battery street. Commercial street.
m6-3m HARASZrHY, UZNAY 4 co.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-24
SURGICAL INEIRMARY
Washington street, above Dupont street,
SAN FRANCISCO,
DR.. II. Beverly Cole: :: Surgeon.

FNHlS INSTITUTION HAS BEEN OPENED FOR THE
Il accommodation Of those from the interior who repair
10 this city for surgical advice and operation 1t provd
ed with every convenience Of larger establishment with
the advantage Of private apartments and advice suitable
nursing diet etc.
DR.. COLES Office and residence at the Inhrmary.
OFFICE HOURS-Mornng until O'Clock Afternoon from
10 s.
90 Medical gentlemen from all parts Of the state
particularly invited to visit the Institution and attend its
clinics aug203m
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-24
THE HOTEL
I'm ER NJ ATIONAL
jackson Street, above Montgomery,
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO,
rs OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS, AFTER
undergoing thorough repair in every department and
rehtted throughout with NEW FURNITURE BEDDING,
CARPETS ETC. and Is of the best most cleanly
and more comfortable than any House the Pacific.
1t will be kept First Glass Hotel in every particular
where all will meet with Social Home combined with good
clean Rooms and Beds and the best table set in San
Francisco.
The Hotel Department of the Railroad House has always
been acknowledged TO have been the most ceanly and bet
ter kept than any other House in San Francisco II is only
necessary to say that until recently Mrs HALEY controlled
that part Of the Railroad House. and will take the sole
charge Of the international assisted by Messrs JNo H
LEY and f. r. ROBINSON, formerly Of the New York Hotel
late of the Railroad House. and Mr. NJ A. FRENCH late OF
the Rassette House. We Will serve 10 please and ask buS
one trial for
BOARD AND LODGING
From 50 to IS per DAY. and from sl2 SIS per WEEK
go The INTERNATIONAL COACH is always in attend
to convey Passengers TO and from the Boats at
m6Sm ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH PERSON.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-24
U MO N H OF Ell ,

Corner Merchant street and the Plaza
DERSONS WHO DESIRE APARTMENTS OF THE FIRST
Class Furnished Unfurnlshed will find them at this
Hotel which the most fashionable and comfortable of
in this city and being under the immediate supervision aud
attention of the propetress presents all the comforts of
home.
Rooms rented By the MONTH day week
Passengers arriving by the steamers will always find
lodgings prepared.
Private entrance on Kearny street.
MADAME T0UCHARD,
m63m Proprietress.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-24
N O t Zoe.
.vOUIs THE TIME TO BUY'
FOR. 8 a lie .

A LOT OF GROUND. SITUATED ONE MILE FROM MARI
IA posa, upon the Stockton Road, known Dr. Boyees
Ranch. 1t has upon IL GOOD HOUSE, and outhouses
and Is enclosed by good substantial Fence also gooo
well of water the premises Said property viii be sold
very low for Cash lnqI at the office Of Dr. B0YIE
west side Of the Plaza Horntos ielSu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-24
S ZIG NJ P AIN TIN G .

ORNAMENTAL SIGNS AND GENERAL LETTERING,
~ in superior manner and according TO the latest
styles executed with neaness and Dispatch aud at
able rates ClAVEAU.
Odd Fellows Hall, Mariposa, April 7th, 1857 as.n