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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-20

TVO ALL WHOM III MAY CONCEItN,-,-iR5
i it known that I. C. EMERY will petitfon the poi,s
of Supervisors of Nevada County at the October meeu
Of said Board for the renewal for year OF the cn
to open and keep the certain Toll Road and Bridge
as Emery's Crossing and Bridge upon tho Middle ,oI
River; said renewal to take effect from and amer inT
day OF October 1858. ]. G. Ehttrn,,,s
SHH WV
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~ R0sAlINE A. hcCHARLEs of the County Of Mead.
and State Of California, ife of Harrison McCbarle. h
oy make known and declare that intend 10 carry on and
transact business for the future on nv own account as
Sole Trader in the County Of Nevada and elsewhere the
nature Of said business being that of dealing in soc ana
farming ana the produce Of farm and garden Hotel Tay
ern and Saloon keeping do further declare that will
from this date be individually responsible in my own name
for all debts contracted by account Of said business
do further declare that the Of money invested in
said business does not exceed five thousand doar
the whole amount originally invested in said business d
not exceed Eve thousand dollars.
(Signed) ROSAIlNE A. McCHARIE9
Subscribed and TO before me- this 9Th day Olsen
tember A. u. 1858 ISAAC lUNSTER
Justice OF the Peace v C.
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Remarkable Instance Of Medical Relief

RE- Below we publish the certificates of two of the
sufferers from the pangs of disease who having recovered
their former health and impeed by gratitude make known
their and remedial agent and their statements
authenticated by Notary Public. The demands of socie
ty imperously cor a11 their publicity and commend
their peruss to the attention Of all afflicted:
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M
NG WITH sUF-
DIR. SNYDER.

Feels his duty notify the public generally that he
continues to prescribe for patients and to be consulted at
his rooms,
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Attending and Resident Physician,

Attending and Resident Physician,
L. j. CZAPKAY ND,
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physi
clan to the Goth Regiment of Honyeds Chief Surgeon to
the Military Hospital at Pesth Hungary, and the late Lee
turer on the Diseases of Women and Children.
Communications strictly confidential
Consultations, by letter or otherwise, free.
Address DIX. L. j. CZAPkAY,
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.-wHEN A

Corner of Montgomery and California SITS, over Vel
Fargo Co.'S Express department.
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state OF California, County Of Nevada ss-Ou
this 9Th day Of September A. H. 1858 before me Justice
of the eace in and for the County and State aforesaid er
sonay appeared Rosaline A. Mc(hares wife Of Harrison
Mechanics TO me personally known TO be the person
described in and who nado and executed the foregoing
declaration in my presence and before me- and also apan
from and without the hearing Of her husband that
ecuted the same freely and voluntarily, for the and
purposes therein mentioned without fear or compulVn
or undue influence of her husband and rat she did not
wish 10 retract the same.
mr. CarN-n
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE

Washington City. Jan. 9th. 1852 '''"O'
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Meredith Hawley, Attorneys for Plaintiff
OTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neva.
~ da District Court OF the l4th Judicial district o
said State.
The People of the State Of California to c. W. RECG
Greeting:
You are hereby summoned TO appear and answero lhs
complaint Of WILLIAM A. DANA filed against you anu
SAMUEL MCFARLAND, within ten DAYS from the service
of this writ If served you in this county within We
days served yeu in this District and out Of this coun
ty and within forty days if served you in this State ans
out Of this District in action commenced on the n
teenth day of April 1858 in said Court for the eco
ry of twenty-five hundred dollars alleged in the painV
complaint TO be due said plaintiff from the defendants E~
interest thereon until paid for and occupation o. 81
tain Quartz Mill and premises situated in Grass NAuv
Township and more particularly mentioned and deser
the original coppaint Gle in the Clerks Office Of h
District Cour aforesaid certified copy of which accom-
panics this writ; And you hereby notified that Ios
fail to said complaint herein directed, paih
will take judgment against you therefor by default 70
gether with all costs of suit and also demand OF the Cu
such other relief is prayed for in his said complaint
In testimony whercofl Rufus Shoemaker C erk 81 wfi
(0-) District Court aforesaid, do hereunR q
seal. my hand and impress the seal of said tounn
~ at Office. in the City of Nevada, this l'H
day Of August A. D. 1858.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER ClerF
by wM. SAITH, deputy Clerk.
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Northwest Corner Of Bush and SAMSON Streets.
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE
RAgSETwrE HOUSE SAN FIR ANCISCO.
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DECLARATION OF SOLE TRADER

Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clert
BY J. S. LAMBERT Deputy 5oi
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For the radical and permanent Of all Private and
Chronic diseases. All consultations by letter otherwise
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

10 20 ip.epte o. 70 SAsKe the sight and 20 cost vsb'e
shadow. Il r No woreer ths, ~ splendid sn object
sbs uld have been r~vsred among the LAtins ~ he
cause q heath, tranquility ard bve. Prom her visi
b..y al poordsy shs he's ls. been invested WITH N
sdded dignity ara importance BY being msSs 70 s1b-
serve tbe interests of the ns'ieer hsng
abe. 10 determine his position by observa;i,n ap,a
the planet
This planet. when pear inferior eor junction, " . sue
tele,copc object especially by daylight. At nigh. her
surfscc 20 intensely brilliant At times a ID render
obsery alton difficult She continues visible up - With
in day or 60 Of corj motion, when her disk mere
thread othght. Il.
+ The telescope fails 10 rsvssl any weh-dc0ned
object Of iI,erer. upon the surface of the plsnst,
Though spos up'n ,wo hundred years ago.
From the Disappearance Of these spc's s opctared
that the stuo-phsre of the planet has undergone some
material change. Css.ini Director o the Observatory
b, Paris. sboui the middle Of the seventeenth century,
spots upon the surface Of verus and by observe
tons OF them calculated tie plare,- durnA revelation.
The general rresres. of bis result shows that us
spots were DO optical llusion.
The superior vvscty of the light Of this plant, in
comparison with the pscd brightness VI ,he Moon, is
thought to bs owirg to the existence Of an snph-re
of which the neon supposed to DC amost destitute.
That It is SURROUNDED by a highly reflective mefiam
would appear from ingenious observation OK Soroe-
ter . German astronomer. Having noticed that orc
Of tn. horne points Of the crescent extended bsyUa
its true place he dccerped fsin, blush light stretch
g from the pcp. over the dark face Of the planet.
This be considered to be t~ils't From aUilT OBJ
servatio1s this aeate astronomer dete ted effects which
he attributed 70 the prssence ef moantans The ahi-
tude Of four of there be determined by measurement,
the Hottest Of which he fourd to be twenty-five miles
heb Tbese calculations have not been SINCE verified,
though the surface of the planet Is evideHily marked
with gees, ipequs itiss.
No satellite has ever been seen in attendance apoa
Venus nor sre there ary indie a,obs 10 iend paasibty
TO the conjecture that such exist though was long
contended that one bad been seen, and search for
no, wholly abandoned.
In size Venus somewhat less than the earth, and
has day Of nearly the length, rotating upcu is
axis IL t~entysree hou,s and twenty minutes. IL
,s o'bt at the rate of seventy thousand miles
Al hour tre ter than the earth. The suu sh'nss
upon ts surface with nearly twice the amoont Of light
and heat which reaches the EARTH and the se OF the
hmnsry NUT appear slmo-t trice as large to the in-
habtants Of the pnnet if she hss aiy - does 70 rs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

DEATH or GOV. soHLrr.-7fs Augusta Cousti.
t~sosait't of the 2ob inst briggs us the announce
rfnt Of the death OF this distinguished Georgian.
The CosstfHtioRGlI't says;
Mr.. Schley has held important relations n the
people Of Georgia. In 1925 he vac elec,@d hv ,hs
Legislature Judge of the Super or Court of Inc N;dde
Circuit, and held that pos,oa until 1928 In lSa0 be
represented tlis county ia the Legislature. In 1852
he was elected 10 Congress, and sersei duripe tsa
tessons ct lss5, "a ana 35 and in 1885 was sissssd
Governor OF the state, and filled that office until S,7
Mr.. Schey was a, one time The Grand Las,er OF the
Grand Lodge Of Georgia, and for about - wears from
lie organization, IN 49,. the Grand High Priest of the
Gisnd Royal Arch Cnspier Of the State, and was it's
er.t presiding officer, and among the Oldest asons in
The State.
lie was President Of the Medical College of Georgia
~ the time Of his death.
Mr.. Scbley was born 10 the City of Frederick. in
Ne State 0i Mary land the 10th OF December 1856;
sn educated Ia the academies al Louis vile and Au.
tssa AID admitted to practice law in tb. city in 1872
de was an able counselor; an upright citizen; an
"Ase gentleman; and . devoted husband and parent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
VENUS.

Reader do you know there is beautiful obi set in
the heavens, tbese days, which will shortly disappear
and not come into view again for a long time' Do
you know that the EvecDg Star is day too; that
1t shines all day in its place yonder In the southern
sly, clear and placid, uneffaced by the full, blazing
light Of the sun; that all this brightness comes from
small portion of its surface, and that portion when
viewed through q telescope Of moderate magnifying
power presenting the lovely form Of the ne~ moon
that it is on more neg hbory terms with the ear thao
any other star IL, than itself is wont to be
1t You have not paid your respects lately to this in-
comparable planet be advised to spend part Of the
first clear afternoon in searching her out in the dazzed
heavens and viewing her through toe best lass ysu
csn command. Do not expect she will fill your eye
the moment You look toward her place o. the sun or
moon or stars do when in their glory. You may not
catch her easily, for she is coy when alone With the
gairnh sun in the frmsment. Indeed if you do not
know pretty nearly her position, you may scan tho
open tky all the afternoon without fnoing he. a.
though, when once you have your eye upon her, you
Will wonder how 40 clear point of light could have
escaped your scrutiny. The following directions may
sssist you to frd her easily: At any time, durlpg
clear atenoon seect for your observation some house
or s.eeple other large object having cleariyde-
fined vertical edge 'uated that you may. by sta
TO, ing yourself from ten to fifty or hundrsd
fee, norh o, il, project the vertical edge sharply aud
unobstrrct. ely against the southern tky Now con.
tc,r tie pro,mste position Of the planet at the tine
of tie observation, remembering that she passes the
ner,,ap on TIE twentieth o. November clock,
Cd the twenty fifth at o'clock and forty-oDe min
ur.- and on tbe Il of December .. o'clock and
twelve niGu,es, being sbou. iweoty-four degreas
ABOVE tfe horizon a. that hour ard station yourself
accorsirgiy. Look sloog the edges slowly and scrn-
,irrirg, uto the sky il unsuccessful, shift your pc
s,t:on little ard ty again. careful to Jet spot Of
,ie ,ky along the line hight escape upinspected sud
r.pes, the experiment, right and left, tul the rsy
your pstieDes s exhausted: before this happens how
ever ycu all probably BS the star, and be amply re
warced for the search. With q common portable tel
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

NEw Appkrss FROM Mr.. EvrRErr.-We ksu
th at Commemorative address the is and ohafac.
ter OF the late 7, omss Dowse OF Cambrdgspor yin
be delivered by Mr. Everett, a. TIE sohci .iips OF toe
aoho,etts Historca Sorirts, esriy In Dece nbes
Mr. Dowse gave HE library TO t- Society, and hAs
been recently arranged in their rooms.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

g. W. JeHssox 10 Afspt IA Br's setop, N. hf uScse
of TBr TInrxE, ana vi trisn1s woA - -,
esptwssky aod we.Ay s.ss!aA I.fft -.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

lzts. lie CAce-e SypeG Q, tits eccs'.o' :"
have uitd tts EurcFssn fotll v c.'EfSe' a.
eyea 20 ia-e ster,.sd to Ere sh';t' VINCE
hsweye-. lou the infeFfsoioa OF tae fase' s'H'
ert-'J eIpc5sd inuaci.se'Y on LEAVING Me s--
fis si1, too, a tie CalIese was geoer'iT ''J
b.d. Tt. losa Of tte Ch.csse IL rot es'-1a'eo o.
more th.r hundred, about equL 20 hat oi 'oe
h-its Acco,drg TO one s,cor-t. r-e'y-eien' guns
~,rs c.y'ured, of which siI.y.eisas we're ofst' Q.
crupo.i.ion. Ao:ler tccou.t says tnteFe- sho
fly trsil guba most Cf :hen Of e-or1cI, ca-ee'.
lie Two ist:erosed CAMS or tie noi.a Hae ."
each ,hcut twenty hTe he.d-piece'. Ell Por-aefS,
four heavy bress Guns ttrowIg sixsy-eiss.- Pe uao
.Sot, s,d dozen iron e.gtteer -pourders, ali th.
hesyr TUBS vel. mounted. The gsrTistr IN esc1
csup vas sstinated .s res- THOUSAND me-.
Tie dsJ after tle bst.e, q mantsin msde Is
Appearance, and asked fr truce Of .aree ciys'
This b. refused, AID on the cd The gun ooass
were to commerce tho ascent Of tee r;ve. for
T.er-tsn, cistsst Abou. thir.5-seyen nlsa, direo'
ovsr hod, bu. st least .iIty-f7e ules b5 n'er'
As far - tsst city &e river Wa understood 70 %
neyiesble for vessels Of ne draft Of thcse oye; tee
bar. T1ese accounts were broughtto Hong hoo5
BY The American steem frigs.e Mississippi which
left the Gull ths dsy sfler the bate. II WAS SUP
posed that with tie aid Of some six hund-et ffencs
vito lad recently left HOrs Kong for tie Gud oil
PeoieeSse, tie commanders, after msh;og demoo-
s.rs4iou on Ten-tsir, would be coDten. {, ho.d tho
po.nt captured, maintaining st:,c! blockade, tlu
tie approach Of cool weather a1d further re-en-
so1eemens might cradle them 70 advance on the
capital
Msa1whIle at Canton military operation had
taken p,sce altogether kss successful An eN-
tedition WIS urder.akeb to fnd AID dblodge the
Chilese brayes encsnFed in the neishbOrhood Of
tbst city. Tts expedition was quite formidable,
composed, il would ssem, Of near % thousand men
supported by cur boats. But the costs grour ded,
tie fsld-pieees stuck fast in the mud, sad the
troops lost their wSy amid tie rice fields. Some
slight ,kirmishpg took place, but nothing was SC
conpIshed, and the expedition returned with siIty
men disabled by sun stroke, beside dozen more
killed, wounded. or made prisoners. Trade had al
most stopped at Canton, and WAS expect
I'd since the news from the north to become duusr
thin ever. The native merchants exhibit great
miiety to get ont of the city with their goods,
which ID only prevented by sn ab:olute prohibition
50 take snytLirg through the city gates.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10
THE CASE OF SENATOR SUMNER.
From Or Ovu Corr.sponGert-


PARIS, July ~ l-,s.
have been spending an hour this morning with
Mr. Sumner. Though my report Of June % re-
mains Of generally correct application TO bis pres
ent condition, some fuItLer details may now be
added that cannot IA 10 interest men Of science as
well as personal ard political friends. Hts physical
saferirgs have been constant and rather Increasing
than diminishing since ! las. wrote. The moxa
bss not been administered soew, but none Of tue
WOUNDS ou tie peck and back left by the six frs.
buInrgs are yet healed These render every
change Of posture difficult, Sow walking very psin.
ful, ard tie constantly irritating motion Of car
risge nearly ntoeIs5le. The bed gives only a
crsmped, hbored repose for tie nat,ne aud po-
elton Of the FIRE WOUNDS are such as 20 forbid the
poor privilege Of tossing about uader penalty Of
frtth ,gopy. This state OF things has lssted now
for resrly siS weeks. Meanwhile, however, The
buns are ,lowly closing over, and DR.. Brown
SeIua:d, who is in daily st;eniance does not pro-
pose to spply the moIs assin for tee next two
ropths.
Some new features in the case have Developed
causing the patient intense new pains. 1t is throw
tg b.. Ette light on them to say that they are
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

E. ~ &C. N. s's7essd7, st:.s.. Tss dsotCre
Lss bet1 se.tp asd rara.y a-sCj o. l..e IA u-AI
cuA.fss, ,hst fer tee Church - uadtt.ako 70 IL
rounce % inro.s. .ad lrret yous sass Tiiea
LeC;s,stu-es Al Courts bsd ostted ~itn itg'!
ssrctic1, We. So iLcus OF ITO matters Tlts VII %
tie CLuci I'D l5,li,z = g.. Ho!, after dl we
s,.sptts CT The Jcr7rI! q Cen n,rr 70 ts'oS
~. upcn ;t.t question, are We yet able 70 see
VIZ re Cturc, j. rot jos, =, uue. st lee-'y' SEC
70. tta. mater, qo.:e IS much bouri TO protest
sast tbe l.ws o. tie States sUtscrzIn1 slavery,
or .oss Of Corgrtss lrokrg . us eIte-sioa oil
sa-ery, "a 70 yIotest s;ps. State laws sut,'r-
:z.ng o.yorce. such Wa, il fact, tie coreuo' OF
tie Genera Assembly IN eaiier AID letter sue'.
Ia the very year 10 which tat BODY ~s' h'st orssa
.zed, s-d from tie very r,,e,:rg at ~tch :aat or
rszizsten tcek place, s pastoral letter vas &C.
dressed TO all tie P:estJ Jter!sa churches 10 tie
country, strongly ucormerdifS not merely tie
Instruction Of tie negroes n letters aud religion
tut he aeelit on of >lsvery iaelf. Il these Gays
that body has grown rOre prudent, Sorfnir lsseu
t. the safer ,ubjec.s Of dsncing ard divorce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

,.s.,s ,rer. il Es oo1:t.J, Wtiot c;sctdss 10 rs
. VIZ. ,sl Prelecsorate t7er &s Tissiit Rae -
yc,,ire perpetual right to htsrnsdde 10 a' 7o-
E,iosI sfirs Of tie ccuo.y. Nic.rssus hsH'''e'
TO rahfy tAis Tressy-vaa.s it rncdftd-wsItA, n
short, to avoid porit.oa Of ysseslsse. C'rAc'oas
Of her Own weskI zee, sts spPe.s " ae sress
nMitme Powers Of Europe for protection and se-
curity.
What could be rore nstura han tkt WHAT
more uuexceptonsbe How is .he integrity asd
irdeperderce Of snail statos 70 be preserved, eI-
cept Though the mutual jealous'es Of great ones
Has any ore ever doubted that Il Trance AID
Epebnd had seeD it to interfere TO p:sye1t the
Partitio. Of Poland, they would have bsen morally
justified in 20 doing So with their interterencs
to prevent the Absorption Of Turkey b Russia.
We consider this latter an ole warfare sgsits. Fate
IN unense sacri6ce 70 prevent wbAt csr x.ly
lie pos.poned-bu. the right Of strong States 10 re-
siit tie absorption BY their rivals Of weaker, has
lever been disputed.
But "Ae United States VII not consent, We
ere tod, "to ther interference "-thAt Of France
and Tnpla1d-"in Central American afsis"
What DO 1.-The United States propose 10 do about
it suppae Franco and EDglsnd-or either Of
beH-shoud engage 10 protect Eiearasus and
Costa Rics from invasion and sutjugstion and Mics
rseua should tbereupon pluck up heart and reject
TIE Cass.YrissarIi Tressy, Is fhe hs, evidently
mrd TO do: what Of Il Shall we declare war
against the contracting psrties' If 50, to what
end What can We nationally hope to eject BY
such a war What would it probably cost rs
When would it end 1, To what arbitration could
we venture to leave the points in dispute when We
should bay. had enough Of wsr: Let US not rush
into such an affair as this without some idea as to
where We shall probably come out.
And if We do not really mean war--if this is 10
be another game Of bullying on $40 40, and then
backing down to 492-we protest sgainat It get
more emphaticslly. Our NationL prestige is hsbt-
usly lowered by tbese wretcte1 demagoguing
threats Of doing what we never mean to DO and
have no warrant for doing lie. US have no more
talk Cf enforcing the Monroe doctrine" until the
Nation, having carefully counttd the cost, shall have
deliberately affirmed that doctrine ard resolved to
abide by it at all hazards. We presume every intel
lgent reader TO know that no warrant for this "a
nous Monroe doctrine" s to be found in the sc
knowledsed Law of Nations. If, then, We mean
any thing by tha. doctrine but talk, we must be
prepared to throw heavy sword into the scale.
At al eyehts let US stop tslkirs Monroe doctrine"
unit. we have provided the means of making our
words good.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

Ths readers Of our LAST WILL very possibly, have
passed over the following paragraph with little con-
siderason 1t s found in the dispatch Of the Wash
ipston correspondent Of the Associated Press:
some months ago, when the Presidents OF Nicsfs-
qua az d Ccets Rica met and amcaby arranged the
QUESTION OF boundary between the two COUNTRIES they
eso prepared al address or appeal, in the names OF
~ air respective Governments and dispatched II 10
thoee of France and Great Britain, inviting their pro
faction and assistance against the United SLafe Our
Governrnrt has in consequence proceeded 10 &C, IN
such manner as wit plainly bu. hrnly icdicate 10 s
for sisr powers that fhe Uaed Stdtes EH nor consent
so fIr ,ntey ference iR CcRial ADrtcGH az ars nor
to sny neasures which may have the chect OF urg
our in.erests in that quarter and obsrucn the tran
cit routes 20 and FROM the Pacific. The Government
VII act iu accordance with the Monroe doctrine.
We have no doubt that, should our Govern
nent have really resolved on any such course of
action - is here Indicated, Gen. Cas- viii be able
to present il in more courteous and plausible
shspe than that given to it BY the telegrsphc con-
dsnser; but what shape can be given it in which it
will not b reg uded by the parties concerned as
grossly offensive and impertinent' Here are Mica
rssus ard Costa Rica, independent, sovereign
States, . thousand miles away from u.s. and owing
us nOtkirg-not even gratitude. For more than q
year they were harassed and threatened with sub
ssrsen BY our invading rufisns, their cties
burned, their country ravased, their people often
abused and their defenders killed. At length, they
arc Temporarily nd of the nuisance; but they are
o>a,tantly threatened with its repetition. Our
Governments has made a Treaty with The Mica