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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-01
N. GUGGENHEIMER,

N. NUTTLN = HEN Elk,
XX7OUD respectfully call the attention Of his friends and
w the public TO lis large and well selected stock of Dry
Goods Boots Particular attention has been paid
Ladies Dress Goods Of every description sly and quality
Ladies SILKS, be supplied with black coored
81 30 per yard-hs stock uf Mcnors Nous
lis Apaccas unsurpassed to price and quality
largest stock Coaks, Shawls, &c some very hnc)
brought this k he found herewith choice
selection Of Sh"eswhrh examination. will be found
cheap Also lot Cloths cassiIneres &cW th u
good stock heavy Woulens r in hands Blankets, &C.
Buyers invited to Civ" stock an examination.
Country Merchants " do We" give call before
going North. n GlHGENHllMER
Rep copy
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WHOIEaAI.E PAPER WAREHOUsE.
WHEELWRIGHT, NUDGE & CO.,

IIAVE constantly hand full stock Of PRINTING. p
II WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPER from all the
celebrated mills III the United States Also full
Of book Binding Leather. Cnth Glue, &c, Coored
pes all kinds Straw Boards Binders Trunk
Bonnet Boards shs aud coored Printers Cards Card
Boards Press Boards Hardware
Tissue and Shoe Paper French Folio Post Packet CONNER
ca Letter ard Note Papers Marble Paper Post Office and
Bank Envelope Papers, Sbeating. Tack and Spice P,pe
Printing and Writing Ink Alum, Bleaching Powders &C
tV- Paper Of every description made 70 order.
septl 3aw3mos.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-01

r ARD.-A lot Of nico I.cnf Lard, fer sale ~
IL wholesale and retail by SHEAREk q w.
je22n
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CLOTHING TRADE! F.!
FALL, 1858

nURlNi the past Summer have greatly enlarged and
IL improved House. aud have Large, well light
ed and conveniently arranged are 10 be found
In city. We have made these improvements to meet tho
ct constantly increasing trade, and beg To advise
WHOLESALE Il and RETAIL. dealers that we haNenow In
and daily receiving the and most desirable stock
of CLOTHING have exhibited or to be seen in the
South We have been engaged IN the trade In this city
Tor ehty and having thus obtained fun kno" lodge "i
the of the marke and being largely engaged in
the mannfa tur aud sal" Of Clothing than other house In
the State, believe offer the greatest iadacem."ts
hdss BY every arrNa shall make additions to our lock
of all that and fashionable and purchasers will AT all
times. find complete Of superior quality CLOTH
ING and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, in store
and Tor sale upon LIBERAL TERMS.
Wholesale and Retail departments distinct and separate
fooIs An examination OF stock prices aud mode do
ing business is respectfully solicited
KEEN. BALDWIN & co.
is Air. Richmond. Va
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HUANO HOUSE IN NIYNCHBCRGs.-As il may
u be generally known that Guano and other fertilizers
be bought in ynchburg good terms as In other
market with regular added in justice to myself as
well the beneGt the farming community pub
fish that intend 10 keep hand good supply Of all
Fertilizers and as deal more largely than
any other house In te city In them think can safely say
sell chea than any other honse 1t 10 certainly
Of patrnnise because thereby
they enabled Fertilizers at low price
On any Of all risks and trouble Please
soll>c this buy else offer for sale, in
and to arrive
40 Tons No A Peruvian Gnano,
100 Reese's Manipulated Guann
100 Sum'jrero Lump and Groupd
50 Brown Mexican tiuano,
50 g Elde Island Guano.
100 - Plaster, Lump and Ground.
% Keitlcv ellis Potash and Plaster.
200 Sacks iiverpoo Salt prime quality.
Farmers living the Canal below LynchbErg can be sup
piled Landings ihey will make engagements at
aug i1.ts WM A MILLER. on Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-01

IACTOREI 18Th, 1SJS.-NOW - READY FOR
u EXHIBITION AT J. A STIGLER a. cos, a second
supply Of FALL WINTER GOODS. consisting of Ladies'
Dress Silks Mousins Mernos Deberges Of the very latest
designs Also Ladies' Coak Shawls Hoop Skirts Hosiery
Gloves White Goods and French Work in great variety
l9dts
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01

= TEE HuDsOS's Bar CoNPAEYs CHARTER.-A
very important debate took place in the En-
glish Parliament on the subject of the renewal
Of the Hudson Bay Company's charter. Mr..
ROsback said that the charter ought not to be
renewed; that the legal validity of the exclusive
rights claimed by the Company under their
charter ought at once to be determined by pro-
cess Of law, and that 20 much of the territory
hitherto held by the Company as may be need
cd for the purpose Of colonization ought with
eat delay to be resumed by the Government: he
asserted that he had in view the building up in
British North America Of great English lines Of
settlement from the Atlantic to the Pacific
Oceans. which would act as colonial counter
po.e to the i'm nense and overshadowing nation
81 territorial power of the United States. The
CahiAet ministers assumed in some measure the
same tone; Sir Edward Buwer Lytton stating
that it was tho desire Of the Government to
nake powerful military and naval stations at
Vansouver Isla d. and to own and control
esmmercial "viaduct' from the Atlantic to the
Paciec, into which the immense trade OF China
as1 sther Bssssr7 sou1.rses you'd fall.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE MEETING ON SATURDAY EvENING.-By
means OF the appliances usually resorted to on
such oceasions-the extensive circulation OF
posters, bell-ringing, the burning of tar-barreis.
dry-goods boxes, &e-a large crowd was col
Ieeted in front Of HarringtOn's Saloon last Sat
urdav evening, to listen to speeehes from Hon
MS Latham aud Mr.. NJ. Brown. the celebra-
ted Irish orator. We noticed that quite num-
ber we're present from nearly every township
in the county, who were doubtless drawn hither
to listen TO the eloquence of the extraordinary
orator. Mr.. Brown. Mr.. Latham spoke about
two hours, was frequently applaudtd, and his
anecdotes took we'll with those who had never
heard them before. At the conclusion Of his
speech. Mr. Brown was vociferOusly called for /;
but Mr.. Anderson, the chairman. here arose,
and informed the meeting, that "Mr. Brown, the
Irish orator, sometimes called the Irish barrls-
ter, ana Shom the Sacramento Union had stig-
Inatized as the Irish dish-washer,' was not
present He said that while Mr.. Brown was
speaking somewhere in FL Dorado, his country
men were so delighted with his eloquence that
shey seized him, and against his own will ear
fied him down into deep canon, aud that Mr.
latham had not been able TO get track of him
since, aud the probability WAS he would never
be heard Of again. Messrs. Meredith, Knight,
Watt aud Moyes then spoke sueeessively, ana
the between-times were filled with short Or long
speeches from Mr.. Anderson. as occasion re-
aulred The mecting.wss kept up as long as
respectable number could be induced to remain
aud listen, aud finally adjourned between
twelve aud one O'Clock, by giving three cheers
for Latham aud Buchanan, which were respond
ed to by three for BrOderick aud three more for
Douglas. At the time Of the adjournment.
some forty or fifty persons were present, who
seemed to be about equally divided On the great
political question of the day. The speakers
bad but little to say in regard to the main issue
before the people. They read extracts from
the speech of Tracy, in the Republican Convcn-
ton in which he talked about the Republicans
eorralling the Douglas Democrats but of course
said nothing about the speech of T. w. Park,
the strongest Republican III the State, who sta
tel in the same Convention, that he would pre-
fer supporting Lecomptonite for Office to sup.
porting Douglas Democrat, becauss the Le-
compton platform Appropriated much nearer
80 the Republican creed than did the platform
OF the Douglas Convention.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01

ATLANTIC PAPEEs.--The Eastern papers, by
the Golden Gate, were received in town on
Monday evening. We are indebted 10 ). L.
Hanlin and Geo. Welch for liberal supply.
Any quantity Of late Eastern papers and peri
odieals can be found at the book stOIes OF ihsse
oentlemeD
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01

AccIDENT.-Mr David EpAu was seriously
injured last Thursday, while at work ia the
drift Of the Deadwood quartz lead, by the ca
wing OF q large quantity OF earth upon him.
lie was considerably bruised aud spraned, aud
for some days was confined TO his bed. but is
now in fair way of recovery. Mr.. Thomas
Turner, who was al work with Mr. Ebau, was
llightly hurt.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
Hydraulic Hose.

No. IS Broad Street, Opposite Ntio York HOtel
wv ID. TERRY, a sail maler. takes this method
w of informing Il e miners Of Nevada and vicinity
that he is pre- Jared "a manufacture Tuck Hose Al
chca er RI and well be obtained 81 ewhere in
Nevada county lie has the credit Of be the best Hose
maj in tie county. His Ri,tel Hose cannot be
.,ed either for strength stle. lie IL s~o prepared
manufacture Ho-secove Wagon Tents AVN
ngs Hammock Wind sails for Summer Houses Trunks
covered 6c
He hn bv rer everence and stre' attention to busi
ne IN obtain a libs al share patronage.
Nevada Aug. IS, 1855. 47'H
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
NATIONAL EXCHANGE.

No 81 BROAD STxKrr NEVADA.
NHE undersigned late proprietor. Of the UNrxs srATa
L HorEI. having leased BickOen's Block and hand
somey 6tted up throughout now prepared 70 Aees
odate permanent and transient Boarders in style
surpassed in the State.
The Table will at all times bs supplied with all the va
rieties the market affords.
The Beds aud Furniture are al new and for style
and comfort, cannot be excelled.
Particular attention will be paid to the accommodation
Of Ladies' aud Families.
Having had long experience in the business
hdent Of being able make the NATIONAL, OF the
most desirable Hotels in the mountains
This Block ia substantially built OF Brick, and
withsood the late disastrous 6rethe are airy and
well finished and from the Balconies you have splendid
view Of the surrounding country.
A1- OPEN ALL MONT go
The Bar will be under the supervision Of Mr. THOMAS
HENRY and will at all times be supplied with S choicest
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS.
PEARSON HEALY, Proprietors.
HeyAda Aug. 20 1856. 4o-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01

TOwxsuIr OFFIcERs.-No regular nomlna-
tions have been made for township officers OF
Nevadx. II is understood that Messrs. John
Anderson, Ii. l.. Joachimssen, E. ". Smith, 7
". COlburn. and James Ballard are candidates
for Justice of the Peace. The only candidates
for Constable whom We have heard spoken oi
are Messrs. U. S. Gregory aud J. D. Gray.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
Nevada July 2eth Is5s.-4sH
LIZ nIExr.s aarr N. .I-a.a1 No..

CHERIFF'S BALE.-By virtue Of q Decree
- and Order of Sale dir ected issued out of the Hon
District Court Of the 14h judicial district in and for the
State Of CalorniA and County Of Nevada judgment
rendered in said the 23d day Of August H. 1858
in favor of LEON ARD Co.'S -EA HENRY L. NICHOLS and
against GEO s. MAKER and A. q. DIBBLE. for the sum
OF four thousand four hunivi eight dollars and sixty
sx cents With interest the Of 81 4Ob 90 a. re rate
per per month from the rendition OF judgment
until paid together with t37 6Ol00 costs Of suit for the
sale OF the following described property to wit: That GER
tain tract piece parcel Of land and premises situated
living and being the Township and County Of Nevada
State Of California on the Washington Road leading from
the Town Of Nevada to Washington in said County about
eight miles from the Town Of Nevada containing three
hundred and twenty acres moro o less The SAID land
formerly belonFing Tn A. T. Lancaster and John Aayhue
and sold by them 10 the Mountain Spring Laundering
Company being the property Of said defendants Ma
ker and Dbble Alss all and singular that certain tract
niece OF parcel OF land containing about ten acres Of the
Mountain Spring Ranch, known as the "Shll site also
that certain Steam Saw Mill erected upon said premises
and know A. the Mountain Spring Laundering Company 8
MIL including Steam Engine Boiler saws and all Ma
ehinery every kind and deScrp in belonging or appe
tanning thereto; with Mill House. Blacksmith SHOP and
Tools and all Logs Lumber. and everything belonging
thereto with all and singular the tenements, bereda
mens and appursRanoes thereunto belonging or IN any
wise appertaining to the above described premises
Notice is hereby given that will expose TO pubic Saie
the above described property to the highest of
In front of the Court House door In in the city o Nevaka
on TUESDAY the 14h day Of Sept 1883 between the nou
az 10 O'Clock NJ aud O'Clock p NJ, 70 satisfy and pay
Given up5sr % ny hand this Gath day Of Aug lsss;
s. ". EoRING, Sheriff n. C.
Rv To. BrRzELL, Deputy. 4'''e
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01

RENovAIs.-Mr. S. Mayors has removed his
boot aud shoe store, into the brick block. re-
Gently erected on Broad street opposite the
Postofice. The crockery store OF Mr.. McAbee
has been removed into an adjoining room in
the same block.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
NEVADA SHOE STORE.
Commercial Sbea, Nert Door BelOto Lnndenknt.
Large and Splendid Assortment Of
Ladies' and Misses Boots T. Shoes,

Ladies and Misses Boots T. Shoes,
OF THE LATEST STYLE.
A. j. r. HOOK would respect -
I fully inform his old customers and the e&@
nubc that he has recently purchased large and well
sorted stock Of BOOTS SHOES and has REOPENkD his
store on Commercial Street. (next door below lAndeckers
Brick Store where he viii be happy to serve AL who may
give him call . =
He has full stock Of TAdies and Missed SHOES Gents
fine BOOTS and CATERS and spendiS assortment sf
MINING BOOTS, constantly or hand.
REPAIRING done on the shortest notice
The Ladies' and Gentlemen OF Nevada, are respectfully
invited TO call and examine my stock -
Aug 26th-lI-tf J. y, HOOk.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
TRAVELLING.

NEVADA d WASHINGTON STAGE LINE.
ON AND AFTER JANUARY l. 1886, the above Line will
~ run as follows:
Leaving the ONCE at the National Exchange Nevada ats
o'clock passing by Mountain Spring House Norgan's
Cold Spring White Cloud Gold Hill and Alpha, arriving
at Washington BY O'Clock In the afternoon.
II is the nearest and best Route to Washington, Omega
Scotehman's Creek, Poor Mans Creek and Eureka.
Returning The Stages will leave the South Yuba Hotel
Washington every morning at nine o'clock aud arrive al
Nevada by O'Clock p. NJ, connecting with the Cali
fornia Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn Sacramento Nary
vile and Shasta
omce-South Ynhs Hotel Washington.
A. $. oIIS, Proprietor
". S. McTsonRTs, Agent, Nevada. [34-H
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
T. ELLARD BEANS & CO.,
Kidd & Knox's B ick---52 Broad Street

T. ELLARD BEANS & CO.,
Kidd & Knox's B ick---52 Broad Street.
Offer at Greatly Reduced Prices-
100 KEGS ASSORTED NAILS;
lUU 100 Boxes Of Candles;
rs Bags Of Rio and Java Coonee
SO Cases Of Assorted Pic Fruits
80 Kegs 8. =. and Syrup;
rs Boxes Of Raisins
SO Kegs of Butter
so Bags California Beans;
SO Boxes Hilrs and Cogatss Soap;
With large and complete assortment Of all kind Of Goods
in our line of business. Consisting in part Of
Flour, Potatoes Pork,
Bacon Hams Macksrsi,
salt Salmon, California Cheese, Cohsh,
Ranch Butter, Crackers, Pickles.
Celebrated Curious Tea and the finest assortmento Of
Can anGI Shelf GOOcaS
-EvLR BROUGHT To NEVADA
WINES sas hT9UoRS,
We would alsO inform friends and the
public tn we have added 10 our large Stock
complete assortment Of Wines and Liquors consisting OF
sanscvnI"'s Sparkling Angelica,
White California Wine,
CInret, sauterne'
GImgcr WIae, Gum, Raspberry
Peppermint, AID Lemon syrup,
HOstetters. Bokers,
aud stoughton BIsters,
WOLFE'S AROMATIC sCHNAPPs, De-
ALE AND PORTER,
New York fine mixed and Old lock Brandy Whshy, Gin,
sherry and ori Wine.
a9r We call attention to the above stock "a
Our Motto is Small Pr fits & Ready Pay.
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge
TIL ELLARD BEANS & CO.
Nevada June LIST ls5s.-35f
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01

Tux AFFRAY AT MoNTEZUMA. We learn that
Miles Melone who was 30 severely injured at
2lst, is likely to die Of bis wound. CHRIS Mon
roe was arrested on Monday and taken to San
Juan. where he was to have had his eXamina-
tion yesterday. 1t is supposed that Monroe
was the one whO struck Melonc over the head
night, aud no one witnessed it except the par
tcipants it is doubtful whether the real facts
can be established with any degree OF certainty
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
A DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTIcE.-Hy yIr,u,


A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.-By virtue
"A OF an Order duly made by the Probate Court in and
for the County Of Nevada upon the 26th ay Of July 1855
Notice ts hereby given, That on SATURDAY, the
ZS's Gay OF August A. d. 1855 at IL o'clock NJ of that
day In front Of the Court House door in the city of Ne
v.da there will be exposed for sale at pnbc auction and
viii be sold 10 the highest and best bidder therefor the
following described property situate in said county TO witt
n Set OF Mining Claims, situated on Wet Iill in
the town Of Nevada, formerly known as the WOodsde
hggings:
Also, A Water Ditch, known az HARRISON & KEI-
DOGGS DITCH taking tia water from Little Deer Creek,
short distance above the bead Of the Union Ditch
called
Also, 9'Vvo Sets OF Mining Claims, situated at
Birdseye Ravine In Nevada Township:
Also, One Interest tn q Quartz Ledge, At Mud
Flat, In Nevada Township:
Said property being known the property Of and
sttutng the realty belonging to the Estate Of JOSEPH s.
HARRISON, deceased
TERAS-One half cash one half in six monthR.
J. H. HARRISON Administrator
Of the Estate Of j. s. Harrison, deceased
Hotles 1s hereby given that the above fale is
PonPonsd until SATURDAY the 4th day Of September
1888 J. H. HARRISON, Administrator
OF the estate Of ]. 8. Harrison deceased.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01

MBroOK THE CKowD.-Whle Mr.. Knight was
speaking to the LecOmpton meeting, last Sat-
urday evening, he asked the question with great
apparent sincerity, which they preferred for the
leader of the great Democratic party, James
Buchanan, or David C. Broderick? This ques-
tion was answered by a universal yell through
the crowd, "BroderiCk," "Broderck," while a
few voices we're heard to family ejaculat-, "Bu
ehanan." The speaker must have mistaken
she crowd he was talking TO. for the answer to
the question seemed to disooncert the remain
der of his remarks. He managed however, to
inform the audience afterwards. that Gen. Tay-
lor was elected President in lS48, and that af-
ser while Gen. Taylor died. This important
piece Of information was received in silence,
aud the soul-stirring remarks of the speaker
we're then brought 10 a conclusion.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
TkNT % DIIVI
BY wh. SNIH, Deputy Clerk.

VIM a; Dana, In District cOur'--Nevada County
Mcfarland Pegg The Court being satisfied upon
sdavit hled in this cause that W. Pegg Of said de-
endants is not resident Of this State and that said
plaintiff has good OF action against said de ndant
C. W. Pegg II is therefore orde ed that said defendant
G. W Pegg. be notified appear and answer the plant
M complaint herein and that notice ofhs order be pub
shed In the Nevada Democrat newspaper published in
Nevada County for the period Of ninety days from
and after this date.
NILES sEARTS. District Judge.
A true Copy, Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER CLERK.
By VIZ. Sm1H, Deputy.
James Churehmsn, PiGs Attorney. 40 em
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County OF Nevn-
- da district Court OF the lith Judicial district Of
said tate.
The loople Of the State of calfornis to C. W pEGG,
Greeting:
You are hereby sr.nnioned 10 appearn2 TO the
eSo'nPian' OF WILLIAM A. DANA filed agan.t you and
snNs RI MCFARLAND within ten days from the service
oths writ served you in this county within twenty
days II served yeu in this district aud Of this
~ and within forty days II served you In this state and
out of this Dstnct In action commenced the six
'esnth day Of April 1883 In said Court for the
~ of twenty-five hundred dollars alleged In the Plaintiffs
complaint to be due said plaintiff rom the defendants with
interest thereon until paid for and occupation of
tain Quartz hll and prsmss situated in Grass Valley
Iowns.ip and particularly mentioned and described
IN the original complaint ale In the Clerks office Of the
Dsrict Court Aforesaid certified copy Of which
panies this writ; And you hereby notified that If you
fail to answer said complaint herein directed plaintiff
will take judgment against YOU therefor by default to-
geher with all costs Of suit and also demand OF Il Court
such other relief is prayed for In his said complaint
In testimony whereof Rufus Shoemaker G ERIK Of tho
(D@) district Court Aforesaid do hereuntO set
1'eaL my hand and impress the seal Of said Court
(-~) At ONCE In the City Of Nevada this 18th
day Of August a. q. 1853.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
BY Wh. SNITH Deputy Clerk.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
DE tbs T r Y

N~ DR. A. CHAPMAN, Dentist calls particular
SYyA attention To his Tooth Anodyne, which,
when aied will stop the tooth ache in eve mintes and
eectuay destroy the nerve, leaving II in nt condition
to be filed without causing pain whrre would OTHERWISE
have to be extracted
All Dental operations performed in neat and subStAn-
tal manner and satisiaction guaranteed In all cases.
Ovrcr-In Kidd Knox Brick Buiding, Pine and
BROAD streets Nevada where he intends to remain per
nanently.
October l4th, 1S5e-2-u -.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
LIST OF LETERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Nevada City,
CAL, September lst, 1858.
Published ofHcially in the NEVADA DEMOCRAT having
the largest circulation in the County.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17

Ora CrsTus IIorsr Is beginning to look quite
finished and domrslicatsd like Il Its IT, tow
.riag crest Of beautifully carved and polished
corners aud cornces among the brick and wood.
en- baillinga doWn there, with pretty near the
same obvious distinction with which D.arr-
swiit's hero sialked aboa, among the Lilipu,ians
The old Palleys, with their squeaking and groan
Ing all tho day long over the heavy stone AIS.
pended from them, seem to have had hard time
oft, and We offer them our congratulations that
their mission Is 30 near ended Ones We get
the Post Office down there, and the United
States Court, together with nnumerable work
shops ard ware houses in tho old Athgnacum,
and out Of Il, to say nothing Of the vast variety
ofthree cent GROCERIES, small and large beer
stands, confecionares, &c, we may expect to
see that par, Of John street assuming quite
business mir
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17

WHAT If Is DoNG ron rHg SicE!-Wm.
Schuchnan, Esq, the well known LithOgraphcr,
says: 81 have frequently used BerEpve's IIol,
land BitteFs, and lind it invariably relieves indi-
gestion and debility.
Rev. Samuel BabcocE, says: II have found
special relief from its use, for severe headache,
with which had long suffered"
j. w, MCDOWELL, Esq, says: have used
B@rhave's Holland Bitters myself, and recon.
mended it to others, knowing to be just what
it is represented
Aid. Jonathan Nicely, Of Lower 81. Clair, says:
II HAYS derived great benefit from its use for
weakness OF the stomach and indigestion. See
advertisement
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17

The YrLtow FEyEU AT RIO JANERo,-The
following IS an extract Of private letter, dated
Rio JapCirc, February sd-"Thc fever takes the
sailors of very fast There are vessels in the
harbOr will, no one on board, some having died,
while the rest are in the hospital. There is a
small steamer which runs across the Bay once
every day, with the sick, When man is sick
on board vessel, the flag is sci in the main,
and the steamer comes along and takes him ont.
1t is a sad sight to see from thirty to forty YES.
sells with their flags thus displayed. There are
about three hundred sick men in the hospital
taken from the shipping in tho port"