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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-25
Rh eu m a It's m cured.
Without fail by DR. 7. M'GOWN's
s a R S A P ART 4 1 A.
And IOdIde OF POfash


n HE great BLOOD PURIFIER and HEALTH.
[ RESTORER, prepared from FRESH ROOT
the only kind worthy the confidence of physician
or the public, old imported root beinginert, TS,'
compOnents of this medicine are highly extol@.
by some Of the most distinguished physicians 4,
the world, Us Sir William Fordyce, Brodie Bar
ETC., for the CURE OF RHEUMATISM, Scrofp,
White Swelling, Syphilis, Neuralgia, Diseases n
the Kidneys, Liver, Spine and Skin Dropsy, P,
male Complaints, Old Sores Pimples on the F,c,
ETC.. makes the skin clear and smooth-ap oh
ject of interest with the ladies. 1t removes me-,
curry, or any impurities of the blood or system
and should be used in the spring to purify M
blood and prevent sickness. Price ST bottle
MGown's Essence Tar.
A certain cure for Bowel Complaints as Bw
rhea, Dvsentery Flux etc.
l MGown's Dogwood and Iron,
A permanent cure for Chlls Ague Cake Nib
Sweats Debility, Dyspepsia, etc.
M'Gown'S Golden Pectoral,
For the relief of Coughs, Colds, Consumption ct,
M'GowA's Stomach Bitters,
A pleasant InvigoraJing Tonic, to be used be
fore meals in Dyspepsia, Debility, etc:
MGowns Ointment,
Never known to fail curing Old Sores, Cancer
Chronic Sore Eyes, etc.
The above prepared and sold in Memphis By
II. s. HUGHES.
Druggist. No. 343 Main 81
'4 Sold in Yazoo City by
a Ial4 P.B. COOK, & CO..
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New Goods.

YTNHE undersigned are now receiving their
u Fall and Winter stock of Dry Goods,
Of almost every article usually found
in their line. which they propose to sell as low
as any other concern Tor cash. orion the usual
credit to punctsal dealers. Their stock Is vely
large and complete, and they invite their friends
TO call and examine their goods and prices, and
Judge for themselves. F. B0STICK & 90.
Yazoo City, September /. 1853. % tly.
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DISSOLUTION.

m HE Partnership heretofore existing between
L the undersigned, under the firm Of Ramey,
Grubbs s. Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Grubbs & Merideth is alone authorized
to close the business Of the firm. 'lN{
ea JAMES RAMEY.
81. G. w. GRUBBS. s.i
saa m v. TsMERIDETH.H
July 22d 1884, 8 3
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So


SHOP IN YAZOO CITY.
II EMERY E. MILLER, Main Street, has
IL on hand, and will constantly keep large
and varied assortment of SADDLES, HARNESS
CARRIAGE Trimmings & SApDLER's HARDWARE
He is also prepared to repair and trim Cara
ges and Buggies at short notice.
Beinga practical mechanic and intending t.
employ none but GOOD workmen, shall al
ways furnish good work at reasonable prices
tothose that may favor me with their patronage
| willalsO be inconstant receipt Of first class
stock from New York.
0rs<sAsI do nOtwishto make the good Gus
omers pay for tae bad, will pursue the CASH
system. sm oe H. EN-.
May 81, lS57-l-lv. q IS !
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Egollle Manufacture.
new LIverY Stable.

1--WE undersigned, having erected
Stable, on Main Street, opposite Z zTN
the store of Link & Harrison, offers %tA
his services to the public--in the feeding aDI
hiring line--on as reasonable terms as any Othc
Stable in the place, at.a
The Stable is built on q plan to give air SOD
light to the horses heads, which is very imP0T'
tant for their health and comfort.
Every pains will be taken to give satisfacta
to customers. Give me trial. aaynaaa
r. D. WILSON.
Yazoo City, May 9th, 1S58..t
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sWAsEY NURSERIES,

Yazoo City, Mississippi
TIME SUBSCRIBERS. respectfully calls the
IL attention of the Public to their Extensive
NURSERY GROUNDS, which are now filled
with the most complete assortment Of
FRUIT TREES. PLANTS, &C.
ever offered to the people OF the South.
Situated as we are, in the middle region of
the Stale of Mississippi, we have all the diff
cuiIies of the climate TO contend with, aud
any varieties of Fruit that will succeed we'll
acth as may be confidently recommended to
any one wishing plant in a Southern climate
and SOIL fs5ttl
We have now in our specimen orchards
between FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED Of tho
best varieties Of Apples to be. obtained in Eu
rope or America. Of this large number, so faI
as we have tested, we can recommend no more
ihan forty or fifty varieties which succeed well
in this Southern climate. Many Of The finest
Northern varieties are entirely worthless and
many others are OF questionable value, while
only a few, and those mostly Of the earliest
varieties, can be confidently recommended to
give entire satisfaction to the Southern Planter
The same result has attended our experiments
in the cultivation of the Pear, Peach, and most
other varieties Of fruit; but while we have
found many to be worthless, we have succeeded
in selecting some varieties Of the Apple, Pear,
Peach, Nectarine, Apricot, Plum, Cherry, &c,
that can be confidently relied On 10 produce
fruit Of as fine quality and in. some instances
finer than can be produced in The grounds OF
the most extensive orchards Of the North.
Persons wishing to supply themselves with
fine Fruit Trees, which they can plant 'rithoGi
The fear Of disappointment, can do SO, BY send
ing us their orders EARLY, naming the varieties
wanted, or what would be better, naming The
season at sOhich they soish them to ripen, and
leaving the selection Of varieties to us.
Our Trees are very fine, and our prices are
Low, as will be. seen by reference to our Cata-
logue, which will be sent free to all applicants.
Address: 'a G. B. SWASEY & CO.,
YAzoo Cry, Miss.
November 81. $50. DOv27.tf
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yTATCEMAKER WANrED-A FIRST CLASS WORK
W and cell ended 20 of the city AID.
ply ON Brown a Co.. Ma den IAne. second lor
UvAFTED-A rOoLN sKEa rOa COVERED BUTTONS;
w only those apply ~so have su experience
40 j. Lawrence SIS North 81 ct Philadelphia Pa
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Xrrw rNvrNrIor or ARrIgIclL rEFrn aIraorr,

NEW INVENTION or ARrISIc.L TsErg WITHOUT
N metal plae cssps, and gher metal on
n rec ain Nv Dr ~ tsssONll nrs~on a~niIst To-
f,hs womens Hospital Of re~ York 81 Ripssksr street.
Of Ne utfcih teeth u he sa,irfay resnlss,
~ wculd respectfully rsqIesi attention he fsct thsi
Nj. discovery Ia ron c1nAn-r theory pachaf advan.
sges all o'herr hsve beo tested m fNeen pons
~ greet nrm er 81 he ros essyeos "
Vow To whom reference psrned while psrosa1 ~ the
numert ne ceriihcatee Witch be al rs ,.e VII
convince the nrhc first that eai " substance.
guta perchs irdis rubber ain ps,es which ccr
any verv cisFreea'le tnd someinfs njrriors W ms
wtarer The maiesl ~ hNaes teeth tesef ny
he bee, CD m ard pbvpciars nr ,h.r pu ard c>sn
hefa Ofefeh ie inserted Vitnou ertrA'ti
am teeth or roos which cone By sny ober oie
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NOTICE -THE COS.ITfgR on ROADS or rss
~ bero OF Ald~rusp -ul meet RON No : Oty Hal
90 sedresday af ruVuu. june ishs Aocsosk foe ne
rarpNe Of eopNderng The fobo~nx matters before
tsem va AZ icatnn 20 The Esvenh avenue from
lsh " fs sr-ef and ~oyrins TIE road
atp1 Aiin OF Jsros bsrstA aud ~
rfh $40 mnsd~e squsrs le.se. II h-ngsi~ ferry rels
a.s grading Esbiv srei pst'tcn for
le's @ secoud 1hd "a tourh avenues oeiw--n seven
rinh and EFby tish -. reapuion " seventy
ss'tbh street N suh " Essi
n ruf'IE sssnsi grsdios FIRST from seventy
high sirtb treesfs petf0n of y. gOoes To-
- ,sn " FfNdr skr Avenue remons,anc- of A. Read
Agaibsi opening ls6h irum Trird 70
PGy ks nferesAd 10 the above manuon.d l--ss
81 sisne he nee-sE of he comntee q hpui further
tJucs Taos xcSPED1N lCmnlls-e
BRADIEY, \ on
Jams DAVIS , Rosis
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~ board ~ Ade-me- ~i meet on Tuesday mart jane 4,
NJ Sc'crt VI rom no CT san f1r TIE ScnsiderA
81 th- SUBJECTS before them In which The folio
nsuyd pero-s ia'eres-i vr-fohu =. ting AMI J.
> fes Sthnoi Of tse Sneeeuth ware; John HAr
~Ocdy Walsl fncsn@y Cornell "a Drson jams styles
sHd N snaiYy rssnu iOus 10 eecoa
Coz htristAn ftrs bepAtmsn reso Lon W paw
Hrd iaborsrs AFRO tn Appstiop ~ tbs New York
LThi Company Ter for regulating Pearl street.
W Srphcsi VI Inc Nrw York ht.,s WOnsus Hospital
fss parties IN .rssed Si atsHe the Dee1g OF hs oonu
- . shove vftnsui turtle pOtse
ne Ftnanse Co-nDa regularly every Tuesday At
rHos scsPEDos Ohm nss,.e on
ohO. STARR. FIAsnee
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.

ffOfSSES, CANH1AGES, tSC.
T.SS.,,.e so.s. ron sAL.IsLooo ga! Lose
ga e.nsvss 2 =: pssfss. - ever, Asd capable ot
e soani,; Inquire - o = Dsssfs .sS a. No. sssi
A LIGHT DoUsLs seErr, BOT LITTLE ussg, oIrv
price $500 Apply At stable, ~ Vest a1,ssas strss.
b about 9o; hind gentle under the saddle sass
W % sossd sos s apply = IN I'd
stables North Aoore street near hudson
l,oR sALE-A sROwK MORO an HORsR is aAsos
high bob AL s1ny Ss ,gs or Sns yssrs s ssSna
eth ut yipE and SPLENDID u. W Sors, Also act Of
ogs her Inquire n The Of sixth avenue asd Ts1
EoRsALE-A FINssoRRELxARE is HANDS SOUND,
s.ddls .ars inasfs ss twenty third street.
LoE SALE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MsAaLy
..oroassNrsc; beautiful and hns ssSs xili be s,a
and fsy nSS street
city horse hands biss ak year. old sprias
low Apply M ss'i rs
TOR sAlE-A vhLUAs LE PAIR or BAY BOS So
3 d high seven and ss years I'd 81 os ,s, n,SS
mites; short tails inquire At sab 800 Broadway.
EOR SALE CHEaP-A LIsar TOP WAGON AND
AArnsss Inquire 1t 2es south ssrse.
u,OR BALE rOs WANT o. UsE-A aRErT MADE
~ Lawrence, $3.50 10 perfect orte-, very
and pretty carrisSe. rice $40 Also OF don)e bar
made 10 order In lbs hest superior ~osknsa
chip ts; would be sold for 3d. nnS ossd few
apply 10 pLsssNrA eosohoAaaer Qsts Major Tscmos,sO
"a Wooster street
L'LoUR TRUCK FOR sALE-CsPABLE OF HOLDING
% barrels NJ Sour In oOmplss Tor; 2tsO Two ssA
rocks carriage ~ih pole hat hrle used
qurr Of JAS AOR3 an lS2 0resAwsch s.reot Of
Fulton.
~ ORSE6, HORSES -eCKArCHEs CUAED FOR FIFTY
IA at lis Third Aisn rheumatic eroDr
don. 10 ssnts, for bruises sprAins spavtas In. 30
HORSE WANTED 20 aaTCH-A BROWN BAT HoasE,
II six.eep hands h'gn. Of noe fora nerk
bleed nhs and ess sDd sole rot ID 3
better For = 10 sn good prize I'D. Adi-ess
stating all sculs'A Ice. and horse
Thos I. ehsphArd box 40 Postofhca
u ORsr, WAGON AND HABR8ss wANrED.-ANy
IL perscn b good reliable horse years
and III dtooss for
casb may ana purchaser sddresag ue. stAing
ueulATs and 10 Selt cash prte 10 A51 os oioe
ANEW YORK tat 'ERsALL's SIXTH AVENUE DOR
Berenptory sale aactto hoss and harness.
tie sock Of = private -ntieman leaving Jsta
ready and the property be fatersAlPs.
GEORGE CLEMoN5, Proprietr.
TsOrrING TEAM FOR SALE-A VERY HANOsONE
and stysh pair o. bay boeses A6i sh,n1s high weisa
about SN lbs e~ch old 20
he- petfe @ sound and kind: lust from Inc VI
Maine. apply Al " oseeDe street.
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II oTIrE -THE COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS or rug
~ Board ef C"unctmsn -u meet Ia tue Cry Lb-ary
l2Cry nal Montsy the iist 70
scrsfer ~ icrpstrg the railroad
PsIu usrss<d m the requss'e1
tss ~iA ks he fRa n ret bg On he gu j-ct
40 LxSkriS,l
~ ssET Committee
J VI CROSS, oa
CO-TfLLO / AarroAia
u q CORNELL
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

NV JERUSALEM CHURCH CswrDEvBoaarAN-
~ Public xprsfip 90 tnr ost kas o. a. lO1. A and ~
y, Is SIC Hsl I65 Brosd Say, bes-sea lIsbsh and
Ninth streets Seats free
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AoTfCE.-THE COMMITTEE on AssEs-Mssrs OF
II ih- Boerd Of Coup-ilmen wil ON the
s.ps.ss Tor MaAns As-snep, No ~ Cham street
Parties interested he confirmation Of a.sesuep. for re
tvissng Ae.. iesinftnp avenue sorty sesord
sss rpets streets ~ho opposed 70 the
ever,~d 10 be present
folo~inf pet gill ire r--et.
Ss,G VIII kef all BE- considered, viz --Iooa.hsn Law
beury c.Srx kstsgerr of 70 or-d Home; The.
ksvsy, J. T. *. N AL ge Harsin-
y. rRsvrURD, I
Ew GltPfs, Committee
Soss or
GENET
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NEWsPAfEhs,
49, = r. -. ----
NEW HLDOphDO or THE PACIFIC
Nv God discoveries confirmed,
Great rush for the digrinrs
San Fra.cis~o deserted
Eyrytody gone 70 the Fszers dgsngs For psrticuisr
California oregon end wsshn kon Territorv p.pers
us,renan and ssrdrtch Islands papers
Dahfornis fews Agency,
IL Ann street, Nes York
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET.

4 RARE OHA s1s.-PAET OF A FIRST CLASs HOUSE
a - let, with Me fr~s Of piano Rent taken out IN
board "a .Pp, at ss Twenty seventh street. from
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE ACAuExY OF
husic+-tuch stockholders o. toe kcademy ~sro
present a. the meeting held 10 the building the 27b ns
can ObtSn explansu. the sh,ch W
msheed 20 bs pursued by rsrus upon ehs of usisr-
gpte he COMMITTEES bsviug charge of the
der confederation.
N h WOLFE No 4 Sou h street.
VICTOR DE LAUFAG 65 ~ ali s,rAst
. a. @. SfEBBiNs, 81 kxehAnse plaSe.
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'HERE ARE THOUSANDS in this st tie sun ring
iof want OF Scientific medical treatment and
YOU rear 10 apply TO Physician because they have
oeeh deceived, or their friends have been by some
U we uhariatans VII infesi the community and who
puoHsn m themselves as good physicians, professors
e'c; 10 al such we unhestatingiy recommend Dr. j
iouh2, as Physician in whom all oan plnce con
nichee. lie Is man OF eminent and profound
study, a good surgeon an hon Jrabls man. and one
VINO can sympashise with persons in nfflction IIis
staining as a Physician ard gentleman ARE both
guarahteed-the hrst by his medical works vhi,h
are an nor TO their author, and the extensive and
hiSh'y successful course of practice with which he
has been honored since his advent in CnIifoyna ana
acQaainiances, wv u
REhEMBER-rhat Dr J. C. Young,s oes,e tor
- the treatment Of Private Diseases Ia Mt tbe 20,
ner OF Montgomery and Cafor Iia sts San Frsnci.co
REJEMBER-That DIR. Yonng wants no na,ieu,s
but those iutly capable OF appreciatinx and dis,In
gushing The services Of a regular thorough h,. I
physie an, from the pallry unlearned and tri1,ag
qaack. ''''e
RENENBER That DR. Young ls the only ,a,uis,
bred physician advertising 10 cure diseases Of imnrn
iencc. " '''F'
REhEMBER-rhal DR. Youngs remedics anil
treatment are entirely unknown 10 all Other nre,
pared rom life 50 nt "a the gre At II,.paI, of Eu.
rope Anl HE T. IT. t1i- ~1En fftr rms mi
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG,

LateProfessorat theUniversity, Penn
Can be found at the old stand, corner Of
montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
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HOTELS, SALOONS, sc.
M. NIChOLAS HOTEL,
General Stage Office,
CoENxR MoNrooNtNY AND IirNrooN srR111s,
vILLG.
FRANK JOHNSON, Proprietor
FRANK JOHNSON. .proprietor

f.R THIS HOUSE. which ever since the -
.-lyl e rhest days at UroNIlo has been the l..iU
p"puia rtsuri ut the resident and Travelling pu6lic
has lately been thoroughly repaired and rendered
IN lis every appointment the very best hotel north OF
Maiysvile. "
BEING rllE DEPOT FOR THE CALIFORNIA
STAGE GO = Coaches. Travellers To and from ali
part of the Ute will find this the most convenien
aud d'sifablr stopping place IN Orovilie.
The Table
W al always b" supplied with the choicest yiands
obialhabIc ia the market.
The Beds
are carefully tCndcdto, and ulWptS Kept neal ana
comfortable.
The Bar
Is stacked with the very best brands Of Wines and
liquors. Ia TACT, 1t IA the aim ct the dersigned To
maintain for The -. NitltLAS, tie character Of
FIrAt tiass Hotel, Complete Throughout
FRANZ JOHNSON, ProI rietor.
n N.-Iravclcrs, 10y leaving their unmcs with tho
ri'fh can he called Tor the stngts AT amy hour they
may desire.
orovllc, nec 81. d3I-tr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to the Afflicted.
JUST ARRIVED N sACRAMEETo FROM SAN
FRANCISCO,
DIR. DAVIS.

! OF tn Il CITY LOFt DUBLIN,
! AL/ 40 - Dhtit hts tUhtIN,s ssi..,y 80, ,,1c
w Blind! Hearing 10 the Deaf! Hanshing Iits,
removing Marks from the facet curing Piles and bnd
sore lrgs Har also restored 10 the head, aud pre.
vented from falling nu
The DOCturw III cure PRIVATE DISEASES In Iess
time than hny man ia The world, without loss Of time
TO the patient
LADIES, with Weuhncsees OF any Kind give him
cal ana you viii rot regret it, Ladies' also attended
to by letter.
fcrsuhs treated iorCONSUMPTtON had better see
the puclor, hs nihc cacs cut of twelve not Con
sumption ht an and are curnbo. All perfous may
he sure That tho Doctor viii Eoi take any case In
hAld unless lac is certain Of ,lcctiug n cure
The ehcnt 81 Imposition n ,w-n days in the practice
Of m"dicuc, induces The Doctor to invite all persons
to s oihcr, where they can see for themselves tho
cures hu performs; where, usu, hi, Office book 10
open for roitencc Ia tho hundreds he has cured in
san lrnncisco, aud niso lis Diploma.
Cancer Cured without the
Knife!
Mark-Ths - the Dr. Davis who peffnrned go
many wonde. Ail cures ht lis oncc i07 Broadway,
New YORK.
Notice TO the old Country People.
br. Davis treats all cnscs the M he did ia
Madam STEPHENS HOtrffAL ia Dublin.
once hours, from . 4. NJ. to Z T. NJ.
uEFlCE No. - l. street bttWcCn Second md
Third. Feb Sd--if
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Butte Record.

PUBLISHED DALI (suNDAYs EXCEPTED
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BLA NIX s.

e'ery description of Bianksexecutcd on the short
"aotlce, with unrivallei taste and neatness.
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Nhere he can beconsulted privately and with the
utmost conhds nee by the afflicted at al hours daily,
rom A. NJ untils Pm. (Curesslways guaranteed
or no pay required.
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Defy Comp etition!
p O $ II E II $
| ---- EUK
THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.
CONCERTS and

CONCERTS and
FNH1RITIONS
(Of the very Largest .sixe,)
f'laed at se1a>li'h nent at short notice. and al
lac LDWESr PRICES
" We are prepared with an extra quality OF
Fpeaii '.h;r n terial pe3iIlrly ada tied to the
printing of
Programmes,
Bills of Fare,
Way-BilIs,
Circulars,
BAH Tickets,
Visiting Cards,
BIl.Heads,
Checks,
Blanks,
etc, etc.
bLAN KS
Every description of Bianksex utcd on the short
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS
BINET

<eNeht ................ ......JAAEs BUCHANAN
Ffesidenl..... q. Breckenridge
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| The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRTZEis one
of the largest and best weekly papers the day. An
Imperial Quartz containing eight pages or forty col
umns, oi entertaining original matter, and elegant,
illustrated every week,
gin worth from so cents to $4,000 co in gold will
be presented 10 oach subscriber i'm II ,,linuy on re
ccipt Of the subscription money
One copy for one year. 81 90 and gift
One copy for two years. % and gifts.
One copy for three years. 90 ani gius.
One copy for five years. { 90 ani 3 gifts.
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies year s. 90 and , gifts
Five copies year. 90 aud ; pna
Ten copies one ycar Ii 90 and 10 gins.
Twenty copies one ycar 80 90 aud u lins.
The articles to be distributed gro comprised In the
following list:
? racka ages of gold, containing. $500 90 each
D 90 do do 300 % each
~ do do do 100 90 each
10 patent lever hunIg cas'd watches 500 90 each
~ sol Walches.''... ...,.......... .1j 90 each
, "o 40 90 go 90 cach
800 ladies' gold watches. rs 90 each
<Oo SILVER hunting cisrd watches 80 % each
ooo slINcr Mhtchcs.... $40 to - 90 cnch
lloo gold guard vest X fob chains 10 To 30 90 eHch |
Gold lockcs, bracelets, brooches ear drops, breast
pms Gun pms. sleeve buttons shirt studs, watch !
Keys. cold and silver lhimoles and variety Of other
articles, worth from 20 cehts TO SI5 cnCh.
Immediately on receipt of the subs ~Criutinu money!
Ihe subscriber'e name will be entered upon our sub
,cril iron book "rsosiio II number and The gfl cor
responding with that number wi bo forwarded with.
IA ore week. 10 the subscriber, .y mail ur express
pbst paid All communications should be add, ssel |
% rECh 90 n co,
- mud ~ NloiIat building, 3a5 Baoadway New York
specimens cQmpl@to sent free. Agents wanted |
llI -lam-isl
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tmeiur 'ontinel, Jackson
Messenger, La Porte;
Herald, Crescent CITY;
Democrat, Mariposn;
sentinel, Santa cruz;
Chronicle, Yrcka,
El Clamor Publlco, Los
Angeles;
Herald, Benicia;
Courier, Columbus:
sentinel, Jack son q r.;
5tandard, Portland, q r..
irRus, Oregon city, 7 I;
Messenger, ,Curynllis.p T.;
Times, Portland .. r.
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N h Il { II ANTS HOTEL,
r1ARXSvILLE

NrARXSvILLE
- TliEUNpEKSlGNED HAVING BECOME
h;iH n'SociUtod N the uanagcmont of the above
First Clnes Hotel respectfully solicit sharo
of public patronage. SOLON PECK.
mUf GEO. ". STANTON;
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"ssHy OF state Observation-Disclosures. wis Cass
treasury .......... Howell Cobb
Interior. Jacob Thompson
Navy ........... Aaron Brown
- a1stef senera ...... .......... Nathan iford
assistant Secretary OF State. Henry Leiyard
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

sp pEW ARE OF IMPOSITION I'm consequence
ne ot the wide 'pread celebrity of DIR. YOUNG,
hamerons impo>ter- have sprung into exstence, pre-
londing To be perfect masters of the herling art and
nave succeeded IN imposing upon few of the M
wary sufferers. fersDus ishiBg to consult n Physi.
cihn shouid he very careful how they put aonf l.nce
IN the published statements OF such charlaans for
tht! are as interruptions IN such etn,emenis ms in
'h'ir Pracllcc OF medicine, ami very unsafe To
trust They will first deceive you by false certiacatet
procured from drunken oafl'r RS" who perjure them
selves 10 get money to satisfy the cravings of dis.
easel appetite. When such Qulck gains your con
dencc, nc VIII lhen dose you with mercury and other
poisn ~. drugs, and after they have robbed you of
your money and injured your constiiion, they will
cast you OF with the charge that yoI have not fol
lowed his droc'i ions
The only way To avoid such imposters Is to con
suit DR. j. Z. Young the Pioneer Advertising Pbysi-
clan of California. At meeting of the Medical fac
utJ oi thls state, called to investigate the source of
malpractice that has caused so much suffer ng in
tnis COUNTY, u was unanimously recommended that
h'i the ac'ed should consult Or. Young, as he wus
the oniy regular physician now advertising In Cali.
tornia, n others IN his line being uitack and nno..
ters, and are not TO be trusted The nfiicted will
please take nOce thai there was not a Physician AT
the meeting who hld ever seen or heard of a sinq,
case OF malpractice from Dr. Nonng, while not one
Oi lheIn but had seen n number of cases from the
foreign qnacks, who so yanLtiugly set forth their
pretended virtues in the puOc prints.
The above facts shout be borne In mind by eli
seeking medical assistance
Thank heaven, they are getting Thoroughly exnos
ed and 1t will not be long before thew will have 10
ny the country 20 nvoid the just Indignation of an
outraged public Then will all good peopje II apk
DR. Young for his continued efforts to banish ouack.
cry from our midst.
DR. YOUNG can be consulted from q ,osp
W. at his office, corner of California and Montgomery
streets over the PAcigc Express ofice san Francisco
All letters enclosing the usual fee OF TO- will meet
win prompt attention.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
STATE OFFICERS.

Ia. UNITED ATEssENArORs
y 'oler'ck...... ........ VIM. Gwin
Us. REPRESENTATIVES..
hehiooen ......,s, .....-.. .....C .Chas Scott