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Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-07-03
Attending and Resident Physician,
IL. CZAPKAY, M. d

Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief
Physician to the goth Regiment of Honveds, Chief
surgeon to the Military Hospital of Pesth: Hungary,
and late lecturer on Diseases of Women and Chill
dren R3- Communications strictly confidential.
Consultations by letter or otherwise Free
Address DR. /. J. CZAPKAY,
San Francisco, Cal,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-07-03

Requires no tword of advice,u no "caution to
the public" These who once drink it find in it vir-
tues against the NSciSus temptations of drinking
any Of its vile limitations, under F'advice -
while those who caution the public' against coun
terfeiters have themselves been cautioned by the
public to beware of any but
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-07-03

DR.. L. J. Czapkay's Medical and Surgical Institute
on Sacramento Street. below Montgomery, G8-Op-
posite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company Office,
San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-07-03

IS Green corn has made its appearance
in our market, fr>Sp the Sacramento Valley.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-07-03
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
State of California County of Nevada, S.:
Township Of Nnyoda

Township of Nevada
DY VIRTUE Of an Execution to n e delivered issu-
ID ed from the Court Of Z. VI. SpofTord Es,, IN ac-
ting Justice Of the Peace Of Grass Valley Township
County Of Nevada to me directed, and dated Nav g6
\. d 1855 to satisfy Judgment rendered bv said
Justice Of the Peace the 18th day Of Nav A. d.
1888 in favor OF Ford y Mcdonald and AGAINST Michael
Cacy, for tie sum Of $71 35-100 Uebt, Interest
damage and costs OF suit. I have taken in Execu-
ton and viii s~ll TO the highest bidder for cash all
The right title and interest of said Michael Cacv in
and TO House and Lot situated on School Street
in the town OF Grass Valley, and bounded as foows
On the north by the property of Mr.. Murphy on
the south by that Of the school House and on the
east by School Street, OnSaturday the 18th Of June
1898, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. ~ and 1
e e'cloclF +. II. Taken as the property Of MICHAEL
CaCY, to satisfy the above demands and accruing
costs. J. j. ALLISON, Const .
May &C. 1659.-n33-3t
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-07-03
THE LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN
WILLIAM II. DAILY.
Sole TmDortar Nav W

WILLIAM II. DAILY
Sole Importer, New York
NoHcE-The unexampled success of the LONDON
CLUB HOUSE GIN has induced host of imitatOrs who
are putting up an inferior article, under similar
titles Purchasers will please notice the fac-simile
of the undersigned on the label
VIM. H. DAILY
For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in San
Francisco. - W
San Francisco, March s$h, 1883 AZ
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-07-03
SACRAMENTO Nav 1CE

oACTAMENIO, May I5, 1905
Z Dear SIr-Such is the thankfulness feel for the
preservation of my health of both body and mind
and believe of my life, that hope will not be con-
sidered intrusive in rendering my thankful acknow-
edgments for restoring me to health, and making nv
life boon worth preserving, when it had become a
burthen zoo great for me to bear. Victim was to
ve1oped train of nervous symptoms such as nervous
dehhty ilsadAche distressing amiGity self distrust
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-07-03
THE LONDON GLUE HOUSE GIN

Requires none of the usual " caution to the Pub
ic," to beware of cOunterfeiters, it being like all
other genuine articles, beyond the base Of
terfeitng.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-07-03
TERMS:
DR. lbo j. gRAlloMLAT9'S gRAll Y S
Medical &sSurgicai Institute

NHedICaI a. SUI s5ACstE EEIssH"sE7V3
SACRAMENTO ST. BELOW MONTGOMERY, OPPOSITE
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COALPANY'S OFFICE,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ESTABLISHED IN 1854 FOR THE PERMANENT CURE
of all Private and Chronic Diseases,
AND THE
SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-07-03
NO. So.
New Qnartz Mills.

Mr.. Barber, of this place, is now putting
up battery about miles from Forest City
for Messrs. Biswell & Smith. 1t is to be at
tached tostheir steam saw-mill. 1t will con-
sIst OF eight stamps. Their ledge is very
heavy and promising one, and located about
half mile from the mill.
Messrs. Turner & Holt have commenced
the erection of a Steam Quartz Mill one mile
below Aqua Frio. It will run four stamps
aud four arastras; that mode of amalgama-
ton being considered necessary, as the gold
is very fine and difficult to save.
Messrs. Strong 4 Co, are about to put up
a mill on El Dorado Creek, in Moriposa
County. They will stamp their rock dry.
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Examination and Exhibition.

Z The pupils of Jackson Academy will
3be examined in the different studies
which they have been pursuing, on
Thursday and Friday, the 25lh and goth
Nof March. The examination will be held
in the Court House, and the following
order will be observed:
On Thursday, from 0, A. M. to III M
the different classes will be examined III
Mental and Written Arithmetic From
-1;3o, i. M, in Algebra, Latin DC.
On Friday, from 9, Al NJ, to u, NJ, III
Orthography, Reading, &c. From 1882
P. M, in English Grammar.
These exercises will be followed by an
AExhibition on Friday evening, opening at
] early candle-lighting. Patrons and
riends of education, are respectfully in
tied to attend. M. GlLMoK.
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i1layln1gls & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
IM7 Ell N azS QDN "%
PHILADELPHIA.

The ntw crop Of Tea is now arriving, and
selling much below the high rates of the pas
ear; the present therefore opens with the plea
sing prospect of our again being able to furnish
as good an article for the price, as formerly -
Ye also take pleasure in announcing that We
have concluded to extend the time on small
bills, heretofore sold on two and three months
10 three and four months credit
Thousands of Grocers and general Store
Keepers how sell Tea III our Metallic Packages
!. the number is constantly increasing, notwith.
'ding the strong prejudice that once existed
n Teas put up In this convenient FORM
> Aoo.. lexampled success is the legitimate re-
suit di Z business uniformly done for a4Ong
term ofyears dpdh just and falr principles. aud
especially with an eye to that wholesome one Of
SMALL PRoFiTs AND QyIcH RETbRNs."
Teas beiugR pefiShable article, dealers art
recommended to order small and frequent bills
Those who still prefer the old way, are fur
nishcd with Teas in the original half chests, al
three cents per h., less than in Metallic Pack
ages.
NC. D, Hurlbutt is no lohger In cur employ
as Travelling Agent 4his place being supplied
by another. JENKINS d Co.
February IS, 1958.-3w
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Notice.
Thomas W. Griffin, !

Thomas W. Griffin, -...
VS. , Petition for Partition.
Eliza Jane Simpson, ctalsi)
Eliza Jane Simpson, widow of Joseph Simpson,
deceased, and Harriet O. Simpson, Anna Simpson,
William Simpson and Joseph Simpson, infant mi
nors of said decedent, will take notice that petit
tion was filed against thom on the 3Oth day Of Jan
uary A. D. 1858, in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of jackson, and State of
Ohio, by Thoihas W. Griffin, and is now pending,
wherein said Thomas w. Griffin demands partition
of the following real estate towit:-Thc east-half
of the northeas quarter of section No. s. township
No. Z and range No. IS, situated in said county of
jackson, and State of Ohio, and tEtst at tho next
term Of said Court, the said Thomas W. Griffin will
apply for an order that partition may be made of
said premises.
THOMAS ". GRIFFIN.
By +. G. Ifohmanj his Atty
Feb. 3, l958-6w
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NOTICE.
John Richards,

OOuL hlCAuIusJ
Vs. In jackson Common
Andrew Shock, Adm'r of Pleas
William Rhcay deed, ct. al.
The said Andrew Shock. adrnst, a1d EiiSabett
Rhea, widow Of the said William Rhea, dsscc'd, Df..:
yid Rhea, George GiYens, and Martha Givens his
wife. Abraham Bumgarner, and Sarah Bumgarner
his wife, Isaac Rhca, Martha Rhea, Albert Rhea,
Marian Rhea, Elizabeth Rhea, minors, all Of Pike
county, Ohio; Catharne Rhea, of Scioto county,
Ohio; William Smith, and Nancy Smith, his witoy
Of Adams county, Ohio; Samuel Rhea, Catharine
Carson, Robert Carson, Robert Rhea, Margaret
Rhe0, and William Rhca, minors, all of Morgan
county, Illinois, are hereby notified, that on the
18th day of September A. D. 1857, John Richards
IF Jaskson county Ohio, filed in the Court Of CoHrS
m0n Pleas, Of jackson county, Ohio, petition a.
saihst them, the Object and prayer Of which Ieti-
On is to enforce the specific performance Of Ston+
tract entered into by said William Rhea in his ifea
time, by which he agreed to convey to said John
Richards in fee simple, the southwest qdArter Of
the north east quarter Of section thrteersin town
ship six, range twenty, in the district Of lands sub
ject to sale at ChillicOthe, Ohio. and the said
parties are furtLtr notified that unlts they plead,
answer or deu-aS To- stt petition according to lawt.
Tie sane viii ,te taken Is confessed edagainst tE.
and decree had thereon accordingly. A
HOFFMAN MACKIN
Attys for p ltitioncyt
Jan. I4th, I3js.-6w
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By Henry Stephens F. R. s., of Edinburgh
and the late p. Norton, Professor al Sci
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pages, and numerous wood and steel engray-
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This is, confessedly, the most conplete work
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resolved to reduce the price to
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80 ways be eaaddressed, post. paid, to the
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Ne, 50 Gold street, New York.
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The undersigned are also publishers Of THE
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A large and magnificent illustrated monthly news
paper, devoted to MECHANICS; AGRICULTURE, LIT
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In addition to its usual attractions, which have
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And agents for the
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NOTICE,

NOTCH is hereby given to all persons concern
ed that fsold on the lth day of February 1858, TO
Daniel II .'Eyans, all my right and interest in a
certaiak act Of land, situated in Bloomfield Town
ship, Sekson county, Ohio, and on which now
reside that itthey have any claims upon it, other
thhn q mortgage heldrby Mcintosh, to coiic for
ward Immediately and make it known.
March is, l858.-a~. -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
lJAIeYS0.B ACADEMY.
.sknovvIcdgO n he Most Ehuurihs
Wealth.
NJ. a1tMoR, PR1NUtPAL.

The next Session Of this institution will open
Oh Monday, April 4th., 1858, and con
tnde for 4 term Of twelve weeks. instruction
will be given in Classical, Mathematical and
Scientific Studies. Special attention will be
given to,young Gentlemen and Ladies prepnr'
ing to teach. Boarding and Rooms for Clubs
can be had on reasonable terms.
sTUITION PER SESSION:
Arithmetic, Eng. Gramnar, & GcograPlisi 81 ,O9
History Philosophy, &c. wv
Greek, Lalin GgothetlS &c. e,OU
Rooms in Commercial Block.
~ MI GILMoR, Principal.
jackson March Is, lS5S.--3w
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naL WBrMr MWEMEo

THETuidersigned would hereby give notice
that he. aid, in the Spin of 1865, sell out his
entire interest in Gambia furnace and that he
will n@ sbe accountUbly for any Ira, sactions
that hay taken place s4ce that tine ,..,
Marta Is, 1855"
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NOTICE,

THE undersigned has not been cGiineCtel
with any person Of firm, in business, since the
9th day of August. J. J.EDWARD JONES.
March l8, le59 -3w
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NOTICE

TO whom tmay concern. On or before the goth
day Of March 1855, sold to David Lewis 4 Co., my
entire ihterest in the Cambria Furnace, and have
not beeh connected with the firm Of David Lewis
& CO., since that datei DAVID u. JONES.
March lS-3w
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE
ILLUSTRATED 1858 ILLUSTRATED

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is
one Of the largest and best literary papers of
the day. An Imperial QuartO containing EIGHT
PAGES, or FORTY COLUMNS, Of entertaining origin
al matter; and ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every
week.
A GFUofh from so cents to $500 90
in gold, wiH De presented 10 each sub
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G&tkD w 1 IblCl E W. EEN D. ~
w A X i, together with an assortment Of ga
~r5STN GOOD LEATHER TRUNKS HGJ
BtNV x IN Carpet Sacks, Carpets Wall and
sAaAlLl4DWindOw FSper, and Cigars; also
a few School and Blank Books Bibles, Writing
and Letter Paper which can be had by the ream
orqure.
We are agents for tic Ohio Salt Works. Salt
can be had atthe Factory Price, including trans
portation for Cash only.
At the commencement of another season we
adopt this motto of addressing you, and res
pectfully asking your attention to our advertise
ment. Every days experience couvinces us
more fully of the advantages of the buyers, of
doing business on uniform principle. Oar
stock includes no bats, or Goods to be sold at
Cost, involving the necessity Of large profits on
other articles,
But we endeavor 10 sell our Goods at a low
profit, We know, and experience has taught,
a large circle of our customers, that we sell our
Goods cheaper than those that propose to sell at
Cost. Past experience of fifteen years in bu-
siness has taught us that this is the honest way
to do business.
We are thankful to the generosity of the pub
lie of jackson and vicinity, for your past pat
ronage, and hope you will continue tie same as
long as we deal with you as honest men.
We ask an inspection of our stock as early as
convenient. Yours Respectfully,
NJ. STERNBERGER & co.
jackson, Ohio November II, 1857.
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Jackson Market.
NEW YORK EGzG3lS lSlG'E
ie first class Familv Jon rH',
= Below, beyond sldy4 ravl"c' shoe
uinSinlsatial Throne
CINCINNATI, M.

Beans-st, to $LlO, Buttvr-lya ,aa
0offee-ll@i2c; Candles. STAR, co. n;
llow-l2@1sc; OpaI--16c; Cleese--
Ito 10; Flour--$5,6O to $4,00 Wheat
I to 9oc; Rye-55ci Oats--92tI Iron
a moderate business doing in rig at
\ 70$28 for Ohio hot blast; Molasses
k33 to $50, cash and time; Sugar.
b for common to prime; Tallow--loc;
srk--$5,65 to 600; Oils-Lipseed,
- ard, rs to 8oc, Castor, 81 10 to
.S.s i. -
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RR ELL, 1858
Ready for The Spring Trade.
!, - ,.lter my renS solGto ,oDI1
I ly a.dollar and haIlV' CO. U I Ii
Do III said the Sym DN'"s'!
tie Winie,N !. nut his MD 'h1I:

ly II dollar and a haitUGl co. U Il
'Do-N[ said the symn ? n,os' r.. !, !
mothers necky &esn". mt ect nu'
the Hours oflj'yy"s' sofTan,s. AMI. ''Vt' 'k.,'' k.,
NJ Of said day, the ao51tf the Court House
in Jackson county Ohio, offer at public sale the
following real estate to wit: the undivided half
Of three and half acres OF land with appurte
nances there unto belonging, in the South west
corner of the South west quarter, of the North
west quarter, of Section No. l5 Township No.
I, of range No. 10, Of the lands sold in the Chill
Iicothe district, Ohio, valued at $4,000. Also
part Of out lot No. 81, in the North half of the
town of Jackson, Jackson county, Ohio, beihg
q "a rods from the North east corner Of said
lot, thence North SO deg. West parallel with
main street, lG rods; thence SO deg. South, So
deg West, rodsj thence SO deg. East lG rodsi
thence North, So deg, East rods to the place
Of beginning Valued at $4,000. And also the
North half of lot No. so, Township No, I, range
Eo. 10, OF the land, known as the Scioto Salt
serve, containing Az acres more or less Val.
M at 81 10000, And also out lot in the South
.,lfpf the town Of Jackson No. !, as described
ne recorded plat of said town. Valued at
tVv,oo: And also the North half of in lot No.
.so t06, valued at S333,33l5. And also the
North half of n.lOt No l07 in the town of jack.
Son, as found in the town plat cf the town of
Jacks on and State Of Ohio. Valued at SlO0,.
W.
]. w DICKASON Coroner of jackson
March IS, ls55.-5w
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