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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

DIR. SnmpsOn, OF Boston 10 now stopping at the
Lincoln House. Worcester where he will ec i've patients
One Week, giving examinations free o. charge
1t should be borne in mind by the COX that /, opnor
tuuy like the present is seldom Afforded them Il win
cost you nothing consult one Of the post skit,I
physicians Of the present day
DIR. SIMPSONS method Of examining ei,es him a
thorough knowledge Of the nature and causes Of von
Complaints which are described by him with wondery1,
accuracy, no information from the patient being s
Dr. s. visited this city some seven moaths since.
while here he performed many remarkable cure, "a
refers 20 these proofs Of hG EXTRAORDINARY ekn IN nc
"healng art" Rooms near ladies' entrance
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

The North British Review for November, is
just published BY L. Scott q Co. Contents--sir
A. Alison'S Histories Genesis and Science: Lut-
srelPS Dlary-PriOr; Scottish Metaphysicians !;
Slavery and the Slave States; Memoirs o. John
Dalton Beranger, Politician and Poet; Travels
in Arabia and Palestine, Early and Recent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

Mr., Samuel B. Bent. valued citizen Of Mid
dlebury, VT, dropped dead from his chair, on the
18th inst, aged 70 years. His sudden death is
attributed to an enlargement Of the heart. Mr.
Bent was formerly a resident Of Rutland, in this
county, from which place he removed to Middle
burv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

ST. JOINS, Dec. l5.--Tht 'emains of a
man named Stewart, were fount in the woods
near this city, with the head seered from the
body. Young Slavin confessed that he was
another victim of Mckenzie murders.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

DIVIDENn.-The Boston aud Worcester Rail.
road Co. has declared semi-annual dividend of
three per cent, payable Jan. LIST, to the holders
of stock ON the 18th inst.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

CAENIBAIisM.--By late intelligence from Val
paraiso, we learn that the barque Sarah Ann,
bound from that port to the islands Of Oceanica
with merchandise and passengers, was wrecked
on one Inhabited by savage cannibals, and every
person on board was dovoured by those monsters.
We have no details Of this dreadful calamity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

We would call the attention Of our readers to
the programme Of the complimentary concert to
Mr.. Hobbs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

RoxBuRr.-At the election in Roxbury. on
Monday, the question was submitted to the peo-
pie by the City Government, whether they should
petition the Legislature TO have the city annexed
TO BOSTON, eua ,iss ----i. 4nas yeas S08 navs
1872, giving majority Of As votes for annexation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

The Wonderful and Gifted LADY has
arrived giving the people of This place au opportunity
OF testing her Wonderful Gift Of Prophecy.
she viii describe your future wife hushaud ten
whether you will be rich or poor describe absent
give advice In relation to Iawsns, losses marriages.
births and deaths tell past present aud future events
and unlock the mysteries of thu mind. She posse tses
the gilt OF prophecy to remarkable dergree az all will
testify who have called upon her
p. s SHE will prescribe fordiseascs.
She viii receive cali from a. 20 II M. from to
p. m, and from to in the evening" at No f2i Main
street. up stairs, over James Green Co . Drug Stgre
Worcester, Mass. dim aecls
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16
THE LATEST NEWS.
b. Telegraph to tl5o WOrosster Daily spy


By the American Telegraph C4npsay's Printing Lines.
0heein General Express ONCE Lincoln House Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16
lin CoLN H5Usn
II. 4. BONNEY A On

Main street.. Observation-Disclosures 0rceater Mas
Opposite the Depot Of the Norwich Nashua Fitchbnrg
Boston, aud New York Railroads. g
MT soNHEH, JG' BALL, THou. TUCKER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

CHAPIN y DADMUN,
ATTORNEYS q COURSELLORS al LAW
Nos.4 a 9 Worreater Bank Block, Worcester Mass.
HENRY OHAPiH, APPLETON DApMUN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

RemOv0l.--Mrs.M NJ. w. dERRALD, Phgsician. and
an experienced and very successful Midwife has
from No. IA Newbury street To- No. So Mechanic atraet
a. the head OF Union street Special attention given ~
uterine Complaints and diseases Of children.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16
INSURANCE AND COLLECTION
~ Il II II ~ = 49,

rhe subscriber has taken An Office st 1917 Main
Street., (np stairs, and is prepared tonegot m i9s,,
ances to any Amount, in the best Mutual ana ss Com
panies also viii pay particular attention 70 the svtensnA
Of accounts, collection Of bills, &c. &c.
a .r j. X, BANI2TER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

RemOVaI.-Dr. LINNELL Homo ipathtst has
semoved = No. Kim street. first resideuce above the
Locoln House. ONCE hours from 2to and 0 to .. m
OH -.-.-... dif - -. ~, n -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

ArnOld's CI0buIes and VitnI FIuid. NJ,
sale, Wholesale and retail, by
1 J.Q. WILL, Druggist aud hpothecary,
myA at Mechanlcg' Hall block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

-Il- Nv N ~ III UEbDhI Dec To-
SENATE. MIR. Hale announced. in appro-
pirate terms, the deeease of his lite colleague,
Mr.. Bell a sL sa
Messrs. Fessenden and Seward eulogized
the deceased, when, after the tdoption of the
customary resolutions of respect, the Senate
adjourned.
HoUsB. The Senate resolutionan memory
of Senator Bell, were received, when Mr..
Iappan delivered eulogy on the licensed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

,,oa ~ ~, y - ? ~ e4a1A GENCE OFFECE,
$50 Main street, up staira ..........W orceser IN
CAPABLE GIRLS can be had to do housewurk
MONEY EXCHANGED for good notes and norigaee..
MONEY TO loan on gula and silver Wst,hs, 90 "a
er kinds Of personal properly. aulO an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
PERSONAL.

MR.. Cssbarine Sinclair, solnefrs Mrs.. Ec"fn
Forrest, is playing at the HsymIketh London. she
made her debut On the eth inst. as Beatrice In
Much Ado About Nothing" The Dsly Nara SAys
that she had warm and AatterDg reception.
Although not altogether the gay, witty, r,o'ts
Beatrice that Shakespeare drew, ene BIOS far 70
obtain permanent footing onth nstropofan iosrdS
Her features are marked and expressive, and her tig-
IRE COED, although incllning considerably TO ths
emJoansint and hsr acting is distinguished by consd-
cradle vvacity, coupled vita aD Intimate sc-
uusin.sBce with the business OF the stage.
Still. the truth must be tod, che = little
ECO mature ard vomsny for the youthful Beatrice,
and throws nssquentiy, more physica force mo
the character than il is 10 believed the author IN
terdsd. There msny charactsrs, however III mo
high comedy in which her frs presence greas now o.
apinal spirits ard obvious stage experience may %
brought QUE with advantage. The imPies s 20"
meae on the audience last evening wns decidedly 70
yerable; and at the end q ops scene me was
"'u Dot 4oJers OF the United States, who has been
Co.. snns time ia Europe engaged IN preparing tor
nublics,ion his WORK on the geolSgy ana peys'cM
geography Of North Aner ~ G. oa sn'
a,, n, ne death of Professor Ccrper. The Lon
soa f,,s,:org Ga-e,te Gays that Il d the general
s ~ naturslists III at the Government would do
or,csfu act as well serve tho best interests ~
;ss 0 Gsssow College, by appointing the dissin.
% sn;.htd American geologisf to the Proiessor-h.e."
The Office Il in the gift OF the Grown.
-Bisbop Eastturn of Msssachusetts md wife, wsTs
AZ TIE Government House IN Toronto % a vist -
Sir William Eyre, last week.
Judge Probsseo, who was Law psrtnfr OF Gov.
Corwin and Distinguished prsctiaODsr d the bar
died at Lebanon, Ohio, on Friday. He vss aaseksd
with bilious fever which terminated in typhas
Private letters received in Philsdslptia 90 90.
give favorable accounts Of Mr. Crasiosds heAsh, ou'
Ultimate se,ous suurehensions Of fatal Il nsnAtioo
TO bis disease.
Col Albert j. Pickett, who hss wntsec h's's,y
Of Alabama, is now engaged on History OF tie eoain
Wet, comprising the Colonial Times IN GsS's.s'
Alabama Florida, Lsuisisns, Mississippi ana
TIA Uo,. Timothy DAVIS, the OILY msnee. Of
r.o,r~sss frrm Massachusetts, uhos support os M.
Ranks hss bees called IN aues,sp hss feosaty Ers
a lettey IN his fsvW,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
steamship, o, the oros.s, frsaasec. o. saippsr Of

steamship OF the owners, frsIhsees- % saippse OF
Ger said cargo or any otaer peon o. persons
or concerned 10 either already have or may hoieaiie
Pay sustain incur or be PIT unto by or on accoant o.
he premises for which the insure; or insurers o.
he -sic steamship her cargo - or ere respechv'
liable TO pay or make contribution or sverae ACCORD
ing TO custom their respective contracts or oogs
ors ard that no part of such Losses and expense. al
,ssov N Cured do fall him the said James ~ Frazer
his officers or crew Of said steamship
Thu. zone and IL the Cy OF ne~ York ta~ I'D a
~ Ssr.rnlr n the OF our Lord. thousand eight
hundred and fifty seveo.
\, ,e,fnopy whereof well the said sppeaer l. the NO
,.,y b,v, subscribed these Presents end have aso ctGsed
CIV seal Of o-e 70 be h-rpUnto sxed the day and yea
~, 80. v,;ft,a CHARLES A. RAPALLO.
1881 '''' Notary Public.
s,,r,d JAMES M FRAZER, I'd Mate.
JOHN BLACK, Boatswsiu.
GFO T. ASfIBY Chief Ensineer
HENRY KEEFER ID Asst. Engineer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
RELIEF MEETING.

meeting of the Committee appointed at the meet
ing of merchants on Monday to adopt meaurss for the
r-lef If the sufferers by the los of the s'esmship
Central America was held yesterday afternoon at
clock Room No. Is Atlantic Insurance ouiiuihg,
PELETfAH PERIr, eco, in the char
SIR. WIN. A. BAYLEI reported that he had received
5000 from persons engaged in the sugar trade.
Mr.. PERII proposed the appointment OF Sub-Coui-
mee Ct tive IN ascertain the condition ot the sniie-
era and 10 obtain all the necessary Information with
reference to the proper disposition OF the funds re-
ceiyed Carried.
MIR. JONES suggested that three Committees be ap-
POINTED to take charge OF the three branches OF the
Sispo,tion of the funds-ons for the relief the sur
yiyors. another for the relief Ct the families OF the
ard third for the proper testmor ials to those
who aided in rescuisg the surviving passengers This
motion was, however Withdrawn
A Committee, in accordance with Mr.. Perlt propc'
s;tion was then appointed and consisted Of the follow
inc gentlemen: Royal Phelps, C. H. Marshall, Moses
Ii. Grirnen, j. c. Jones and Lloyd Asplnwali. a.,
The President, Mr.. PERT aud the Treasurer, Mr..
THEODORE DEHoSE, were gu bse qrentiy added to the
On motion Messr, William A. Bayley aud w. III.
Dsversge were added to the General Committee.
Mr. PIRIr called attension to the two twin brothers
who were saved fIon the wreck, noinely: Randolph
Caoy and j. NJ Cscy. and who desired TO 90 10
Arkarsas The sum of $50 was immediately granted
them for that purpose.
Dir. PrRIr suggested that in special cssessuch for
instance az the one Just passed uponany member OF
tbe COMMITTEES have power to call upon the Treasurer
for SIMS NOT TO exceed $50. 1t was so ordered.
Mr. WIN, L. COLEMAN reported the cole ction OF
$40 which he handed the Treasurer.
ON motion of Mr.. PERIy, Mr.. VIM. >, Root was
APPOINTED to solicit subscriptions from the various c
zens. Mr.. T.. Merriam was also appointed for the
Mn. pLRlr directed the notice of the Committee ia
the case of Mrs Small and children, some OF the res
cued psssengels, who wished TO proceed TO Newbary
MOTT az one requiring immediate attention. The sum
Of $50 was instantly appropriated to deiray their ex'
repses
Mr. Theodore Hooker WA appointed to receive
whatever voluntary donations might DO subscribed.
The follow ing note read by the President:
AsToR HOUSE. NEw-foRK, Scot. ~, 1851.
r. TILKsros, Esq.-Dcar STr; Permit me to tender
the freedom OF the Astor House to the Captain and
Officers of the brig Marine Whenever she may arrive
AT Ib,, po1t. Yours truly, c. A. SrETsoN.
The TREASURER reported that the entire subscnp-
tops which bad been received up to that time smount-
ed 10 the sum OF IS Os5, and had been realized fsou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

ANOTHER ATTEMPTED SUICIDE on TIE GERNAN-
Town RNLRoAp-This morning, about CLOCK q
young man, pamed Derr threw himself in front oil lne
locomotive attached to train OF cars, as was 80
ing the corner of Parrish and Ninth streets on the
Philadelphia, Germantown and Norrstown kahroao.
The would.be suicide was caught by the cew.cstcnef
ard dragged eight ten feet but without beng seri
ousy hunt. The engine was moving very slow al Tue
time and, as soon the engineer reversed the engine
Den was dragged out by Mr.. Schenck aDd another
peighbor, who witnessed the occurrence. The Young
men acted deliberately and detsrmino1y. He was
standing at the cornell bis hat lying upon the step OF
coat and threw himself on the track III health ard
want Of employment is said TO have oeen the of
the desperate act. lPhlla Bulletin. Sept ~
NAVAL ESGISrER BohRD.-A Board Of Engineers
cop,s,nr Of Chief Engineers Williamson. Wood. and
Follsusbee, will convene at the NavyYsrd, Phila9el
mia on the 9Th Of October next for the examination
Of Engireers fot promotion and so candidates Cox al
miesOn into the corps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
THE TURF.

Usros COURSE, L. I-TRoTTIsG-T Tuesday, Sept.
-, S57.-Mateh s. 800 two mile heats, to wagons
J. D McMepns Prince. ......................l I
Gao sp ssI b. : Lantern..
Tue-5:lzA -s.4
USIoy COURSE. l.. I-TRoTTISG.-I'resd1y Sept.
-, ls57-Puse $50 nile heats, beat three in ire, to
wagons
d. Tsllman. biz & Humming Bird...........2 J
j. Y. Nodine o m Csnsen Nst........"..l ,
J. Bridges, Ell. 9. Boston.
-2:404-2:4-4-2:4Ss
CEyrREvILLE COsRsE, l.. I.-TRoTTiSG- = sss
day, Sept - 1857 Match $500, with purse u
added BY the proprietor, mile heats TO wagons;
C. Cars n, Milier's Osfnse.
G Buns b. m. Lady Woodruff. .........''''''''-
Time: 2:354-2:35.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
FALSE REPORT!

It was yesterday afternoon reported that the steam
hin Nashville was coming up the bay with schooner
in tow, supposed TO have some of the Central Amer
cas- passer gers on board. She proved, however, y
be the schooner MelviDs, Capt. Cahoon from Wash
ipeton, n. c., with naval stores to this port Inc
Melyiba was run into the previous night of Barnesat
BY an unknown vessel and disabled. The Nashville
took her in tow off the Woodlands, ard brought her to
this port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

SuDpEs DEArH.-A middle aged man was ioaAu
lying dead in William street ct e'J,n = c..,;or
evening. He was taken to the Second ard s'aii1n,
where be now les. No msrks Of vio 'aee were Cd nn
person. He had ebout SIC about him and some
naintf rs brushes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

To yHE SURVIVORS OF THE CENTRAL ANEErcA-
J,ttmaiion is wanted Of Mr. l.. ID. Richardson Of San
Francisco, Cal whether or not he was on board the
Cenirs America Any information on the subject ad-
dressed to f. b. Richardson, Norwich, Conn, will bs
gratefully appreciated and literally rewarded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

TIVE BRIDGE CASE DEclDED.-inthe s. District
Court which opened at Trenton yesterday Judge Grer
,.,derd decision in favor of allowiOg both the Mar
he, street and Plank Road B6ges across the Passaic
p;ver az Newark TO be built-the Make. ree,bndgs
HING for the NewJersey Railroad Company, to avoid
the curve required by the present Centre street or'se
The decision is based on the ground that the Sae mas
full control Of the nver it being entirely "ltnin "s
limit, and TIE Legislature having already aa'aOiAsa
the construction Of the bridges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

destructive bail storm passed over portions OF Flu.
vsnsa aad GoochIaad Counties, w. o. 500 srd1sy. 49,.
.ss. hiorn down and two slaves killed. The Rich
..ord D,ssaiea esq. .ss IOss i sssinsssd at ss5op
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
THE PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST.

All the survivors of the Central America who vera
a. Baltimore belonging to the West, started for bone
Yesterday They have been kindly treated, and take
with them sufficient funds 10 see them safely home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

The Committee then adjourned till to-day at
o'clock. when further progress will be reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

OpERAzio ALLIAscE.-A treaty Of f:iendship asd
commerce Las been negotiated aud ratified between
the two great operate powers-Msrshsn Of Ps,n.
dsIpha and UIlpan Of New York. BY virtue Of this
nsrument the leading artists Of each troupe viii be
ptercbanged ard instead Of opposition, envy, hatred
and malice, there will be hearty cooperation. Ths
result will be that we may hear 10 scccessLon AL the
great artists Of both troupss-GaSzangs and is-
Grange, ezzolini and Ramos, Roncon and Gssser,
Roger md Tanberlik, BrgnOi and Lsbocs,ta, Formss
and Tael;sGos. lPhiIa deIphA Buletia.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-04
JACKSON ST ANDARD
OFFICE IN COMMERCIAL BLOCK. OVER
BENNETT q CO.'S. BANK 80, STORY,
a TERMSs

IM Advance, $500. Otherwise, S1,50
01PTlese terms will be rigidly adhered to.
Gl'To insure discontinuOnce at the end Of the
time subscribed Tor, all nnraragcs must be paid,
and positive directions given to that effect.
GSAdVertisements inserted at the usual rates.
1JrAll advertisements net having the number Of
insertions marked on them, will bc continued until
forbid, and charged accordingly.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-04
BRANCH BANK.

SEC. 9. The Bank Of Ohio shall not furnish t.
any branch circulating notes to an amount bearing
n greater proportion to the capital stock of said
branch actually paid in, and at the time remaining
undiminshed by Losses or withdrawal, than thu
proportion herein after specified, that is to say: On
the first hundred thousand dollars, or any lesser a.
mount Of its capital not more than twice the amGunt
Of such capital. On tho second hundred thousand
dollars part thereof not than once and three
quarters the amount Of such capital over one hun
drod thousand. On the third hundred thousand
dollars or part thereof, not moro than once and a
half the amount of such capital over two hundred
thousand. On the fourth hundred thousand dol
lars or part thereof not more than once and quarter
the amount of such capital, over three hundred
thousand; and on any amount of capital over four
hundred thousand dollars, not moro than an amount
equal to such capital, over four hundred thousand
dollars Nor shall said bank furnish tonny branch
circulating notes Of any other denomination, than
one dollar two dollars three dollars, five dollars,
ten dollars, twenty dollars, ffty dollars, and one
hundred dollars eaeh of the notes furnished to any
branch, not more than ten pcr cent ofthe amount
shall be in notes OF one dollar each not more than
Eve per cent In notes Of two dollars each; not moro
than ten per cent in notes OF three dollars each; not
more than twenty por cent shall bo in notes of all
denominations under Ave dollars; not more than ff-
ty per cent in notes Of oil denominations under
ten dollars
SIC. 10. Ifany branch Of the Bank Of Ohio shall
refuse to pay its notes Of circulaton or any of them
in gold or SILVER c9inhor the lawful currency of the
United States, on. which payment shall belawfully
demandedat It's banking house or customary place
Of Ofdong banking business, during. usual banking
hours, such branch shall be deemed to have commit
ted an act of insolvency. and thereupon all its prop
ery credits. seeuritosclie and assets ofeyery de-
scrbtion shafortiwith vest in and be the property
. .. 90. y N
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-22
County Affairs.

EYaor Democrat When the political cauldron
is boiling at a furious rate, we 'party men"
are apt to look upon, as unimportant. the afralrs
of our county. 1t is useless to disguise the fact
that Nevada county is almost hOpelessly in DEBT;
and that nothing can save her but the deep
pockets OF the tax payers, and the long arms OF
the tax gatherers The people, sooner or later,
will learn all this--the sooner the better. Why
are they not informed in the ercd Jfg'resF 1t
should be the duty of some one to know the ns-
ures, and to give all the information necessary!
I have waited to hear from some of our new Of
6cials as to how our county stands. Which one
ought to know?
The cause Of the indebtedness am not COM
peteut-nor have the disposition-to discuss
The people arc familiar with the events Of the
great cause to wit the fire of July 1856. But
the question comes up, how are we TO remedy
the desperate state Of affairs in which our coun'
ty is involved?
The Beard of Supervisors TO be elected by the
people at the next election must try to solve the
question. On them will rest the responsibility
of adopting ways and means to reduce the debt
of the county. 1t is all important then thai
men Of the very best business talent in the coun
ty should be put in nomination for the Office o.
Supervisor. The Office does not pay in proper
ton to the extensiyeness Of its duties or accor
ding to Its responsibility; but surely Nevadf
county can number among its citizens three mel
who will undergo some inconvenience for th'
good of the county. At any rate let the Dem
ocrats of the county call upon men, who ar'
business men, and demand Of them some Of th'
time and talents which the members of our par
ty universally acknowledge belong to the STATE
and which every democrat should yield.
There is another branch of the subject should
like to take up but will only allude to it, viz
changing the Supervisors each year. 1t Ger
tainly is not the true policy, and our legislator
should sec to change in that respect. On
should hold over each year and it would be vel
if our party would make practice OF wha
should be the law. DEMOCRAT
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-22

NATIONAL ExCHANGE.--Th house, located on
Broad street, by far the best establishment that
has ever been opened in our city continues to
do a business commensurate with its superior
accommodations. The building is large three
story 1ick, fire-prOof and is elegantly and new
ly furnished throughout. Messrs. Pearson q
Healy are the proprietors, and are deservedly
as popular as they are polite and Obliging to all
The bar Is under the charge of Tom Henry,
as we'll known for his brilliant attainments in the
line of his profession, as for the excellence oi
his beverages. The cigar stand is supplied with
the best brands of genuine Havanas, and is un.
der the administration Of Garret Lansing, alias
Gen Cass,