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THE OXYGENATE BITTERS.

The g Weekly Novelette, of Sept is, says:
Dyspepsia is one of the prevailing diseases of
our country. THIS owing both to climate and
the almost universal habit of eating our meals
toe rapidly to admit of proper digestion. Butin
spite of these adverse circumstances, this dis
ease, even when it has become chronic, disap-
pears rapidly by the use OF the Oxygenated Bit
tiers, which have been found to prove an infaIli-
bic remedy.
From the Publisher Of ,cidely circulated
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Magazine.


BosToS, July 1, 1853.
Messrs. W. FowLE & COL have taken
three bottles of the Oxygeuated Bitters. and have
derived great benefit from their use. have been
much troubled with Dyspepsia for several years,
and found nothing that afforded me any relief
until used the Bisters. l most cheerfuIIy re
commend them to all who are afflicted with this
troublesome and stubborn complaint.
JAMES robson, of the
Student and Schoolmate'
From GEN. 4. c. DODGE, our Minister to Spain.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nav Is.
DR.. GEO. B. GREEN-Dear Sir:-The Ory-
genated BitteTs with which you where so kind as
to furnish me, have had most salutary effect in
my case. | was troubled with Dyspepsia for four
years, during which time tried many remedies.
but never met with any so good as your Bitters
am now in the enjoyment of good health, and
hope, and believe, that all who use the Orugep
mated BfterS, will find them as serviceable as
have found them.
With high respect, your obt- servant,
A. c. DODGE.
Prepared by S. W. FOWLE.& CO., Boston.
and for sale by
K. W. NYE, Irasburgh; Isaac KmBAL1., Gov
entry; ALvAN HovEY, Albany; SABIN Scorr,
Lowell; BUCK g. RICHARDSON, Westfeld: Al
KEN & SMALLEY, South Troy; W. C. GILMAN.
North Troy; L. ROBINSON & Co, Lake Bridge
KELLEY & ROBERTS, Derby Center; T. C. Bur
LER, Derby Line; CHARLES CARPENTER, West
Charleston; VIM JosLYN & Sons, Barton; D.
WH1rTLEsET, Glover; and by dealers every
"here' 39w4
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HARRY BAXTER'S ESTATE.
STA TIE OF EVER MONT.

In Probate Court holden st Irasburpl, within
and for said District, on the 18th dav of SEN
TENDER, A. D. 1859.
Elisha White, Administrator on the estate Of
HARRY BAXTER, late of Barton. in said dis
trict, deceased, presents his administration ac1
count for settlement:
WHEREUP ON, it is ordered that the same
he referred TO the 18th day ofOetober next at the
Probate Office, in said 1rasbureh, for exanina.
tion and allowance; and that all concerned be
notified hereof, by the publication OF this order
in the 0rleansIndependent Standard, a newspaper
printed at lrasburgh three weeks uceessivelv, as
soon soon a may De, that they may appear, and at
said time and place, if they see cause, object
thereto.
Bows N. CARPENTER, Judge.
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CHARLES CUMMINGS ESTATE.
OMMESSTONERS NOTICE

The Subscribers having been appointed BY the
Hon Probate Court for She District Of Orleans
Commissioners, TO receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands ofall persons, against the
estate of Charles Cummings, late of Salem. in
sald district, deceased, represented insolvent,
and the term Of six months from the 18th dav of
September, 1859, being allowed BY said Court to
the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before MS:
1--WE notice, that We VIII attend to the duties
OF our appointment at the dwelling house of
Sumner Cummings, in Salem, in said District,
on the 18th of October and March naxt at
O'Clock, in the afternoon on each ofsaid DAVIS.
CHARLES B. CHILD,
WILLARD CARLETON. commissioners
Derby, Sept 10Th, A. D. 1859 89w3x
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Dr.. HEEEICk & BR0TaEE, Chemi.t.

AthANft n
e The above articles are sold bv Drurri,t.
S sil5 1enntlf aefehants e every city, Town ana
NillaEe n the C:yilised World.
10 ~ hEKmcK sremedirs are sold br drug.
gisis and merchants every where this PAGER cir
culaies. Persons requiring them. will enquire 81
their respective store keepers. The sale OF ihcse
articles are as extended as civilization. Tse
these on none
=, sENFS.--A. C Randall. Irnrbureh; A.
HoHey, West bany; Kmbau * Locke. Gov
entry; Wa. i9slyu 4 Son, barton; u. $ Char.
lin, Glover esvI
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ST. J0HNSBURY
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

~@SA4O60& Va III ~ HAOs
fE'IlE St. Johnsbury Academy Of Music is To-
u Gated IN the pleasant Nillage Of ST. Johns
bury, Vt, having special act OF incorporation
granted BY the Legislature Of Vermont esta-
0ilah'hg the school upon Is permanent basis
! he design Of this institution Is to afford tic
most thorough musical education al an expeu.e
very much less than has been usual where simi-
lar advantages could BE- enjoyed. Very many
persons possessing the finest talents have been
deferred from sudiug Alusie profession, O.,
account ~ tfe enormous exBers- pbIeh bs.-
hitherto attended such course OF study
The 81 JDhnsbury Academy 81 Music offers
advantages md faculties u tao highest order az
IRON onc-ioBrth 70 cpe-ihird the expense attend
ing such course Of study, If pursued OF Boston
or New YORK. For the benefit Of Teachers. and
an others desrous Of attaining superior excel
fence In the science Of music both as performers
and theorists, n Collegiate aud Normal course Is
pursued, embracing period Of four years The
first year = devoted 20 n thorough course of Gle
mentary study using rs text books. only the
works Of lhe most celebrated Masters. which
having been thoroughly tested bear the statnp
Of superior excellence. Pupils dev0tiHg al their
tine 70 music usually practice the Pinno Organ
lor whatever instrument they may preferf rom
four % SIX hours per dayf practice vocal studies
one 10 fwo hours devote one hour 70 the study
Of harmony Zach pupil is required 10 siudy
ne i'iano sufficiently 10 accompany well. Pupils
10 thorough isass are required 10 play church
music a. daily exercise.
Instrumental music Is Taught ezclnsiyelv BY
private lessons, two lessons per week being the
usual allowance. The dndy Of harmony and
composition is taught 10 several classes, wuh
daily Tceitaiions. Private lessons ere given 10
advanced pupils in Singing. Vocalzing Is also
taught in several classes with daily reciisfious
he Alaie Principal having been CONNECTED
Win some Of the best Bands and Orcisestras In
New YORK. aHd Boston considerable portion OF
HE last twelve years is prepared 70 teach an ne
various BAND AND ORCHESTRA infrumenfs.
Beside the various lessons. and class exercise.
% which pupils attend, Public Reheaysai j.
given every SATURDAY afternoon y Tire rnpis.
who ale HiI required % asfena, and take some
gan 10 tie exercises, their parents and a few
friends only, being present. IL addition. Mn-
seal sciszs is given twice during eaeh quarter.
z large audience beHg present Tie vesr &
divided into four terms Of eleven weeks each.
Pupils graduating With honor will he euaran-
iced good situations as IeaeheHa Prizes sill be
distributed among each Of the graduating classes
a tbs annual commencement which viii take
place 81 t.3e close ~ the fsli term N each year
pupils graduating must have completed the fail
cuure 81 studF.j
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TUITION.

Pgyo5ie Invariably al or Bsfore ME mid.
die Of each term.
PiAE0 FoETg. OEGAH, a. sny instrument
tsu nay Be preferred sfa N
SisGlkoi ibeludihg sfndy NJ he voice.
BALLAD sfs0lso sAcaFB NrsIesnf
0FERATfc sELEegloNs. SO %
IHongpeH Bass HaHaosY aud Cea-
Fs,sitlos go 90
above, s1o "a
beasd .aeia8ieg fooa, Gre. agh,s and wasllisg.
~ 90 - s. 6e -
Rsa = Piano s. %. Pupils farnish ,,,e,,
eva beoks sad mrsie
&. H. CLARKE.
Hrs. &. H. cIRAEE. I fnnripals.
H. PADDOCK q
Lrtf OysaaIa e Rsr ~ lorfs
l&arek, shnfesAsr. r. s..t-,...-
J, .. WoRGFsTER
Fafsi q l. cslsis.alea kiaahgsd
- iesiasaafTs ~. SEGA 1855
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Ten percent Of the funds of the Society will be
appropriated by the following committee for
manufactures and fancy articles at their discre.
ton.
A. R. FRENCH and wife, Craftsbury.
J. Q. CUTLER and wife, Greensboro
G. DWINELL and wife, Glover. Com-
J. FREEMAN and wife, Albany.
Bp Or6er of the Hlanaaers.
WILLIAM ]. HASTINGS. Pres.
CHA'S. A. J. MARSH, Sec.
Craftsbury, Sept, 22d, 1853.
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And so much of said land will be sold
at public auction at the School House in
District No. l, in said Lexington on the
fifteenth day of November AID. 1859 at
ten o'clock A. NJ. as shall be requisite
to discharge said Taxes with costs un-
less prevented by previous payment.
Dated at Lexington this 29th day of
September A. D. 1859.
4lw3 G. COOK, First Constable.
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In his City, on the 20 ult., after long and af-
fiictive illness, Mr.. M5rcellus Beach in the 2sth
year of his age.
Inc deceased was a native Of Glover. Vt. but
removed 10 the South six or eight years ago and
! ior 1he past three years has been a resident of
Dnval County, where he had been engaged the
most OF the time as Teaching; and while thus
), engaged be prosecuted the study Of law tn the
practice Of which he was admitted at tho Snrinp
eTIn OF Duval Court, after passing a most credi-
laoIe examination Unfortunately about that
tltne MS health began to fail, which disqualified
I'm rom entering upon career full of promise.
MI BEACH was young gentleman of fine abiI-
/ ties; and with cultivated mind of a researcb-
/ ing nature, he was wen qualified TO adorn the
profession he had adopted. But alasl while
| young, and full Of hope and ambition. the 81 in
satlate Archer laid him low. His warm. sociaI
heart, well informed mind, made him a most
pleasant companion, and had won to him rnanx
friends in a strange land who deeply deplore his
early death. He was buried with masonic hon
ors BY Soiomon's Lodge, Of this city.
Jacksonville, Florida Paper
at his residence in Craftsbury, August Sd. Mr.,
John omiilie, a native Of Scotland, aged n yrs.
DHILLIP's Spool Thread can be had at R-W.
IL Nye's. 1t is nice article.
REAnY made Clothing, Good for sale at
WoRTHINGToH's.
A MoNG the Dry Goods NAV be found Frencl,
:, = y and American Prints, Challis, DeLanes,
Musllns, Lawns, DeBage, &c, for sale at
WoRTHIEGToN's
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LET THE SICK REJOICE !
NOW Is rHs riNK ~ usr
Herrick's Sugar Coate d Pills
Ind Rid strengthening FlasitE.

These Extraordinary FINN
ily Remedies have been
tested twenty years. by
Fare iifHn tAree millions of
Hrrsnns sitl 81 the present
tone sire cuxeu3siaethe
hedieai World viii, their
sterling tJRES aerriels
filts IS = Family Cath,
arlic arc Hnreaaled, In
- ilnsrx sickness. one or
I'VE fases always cures -
Containing ne lfersura.
they can le used ~ any
time. liEBHtcNs KtD
l1ssrEns cure paiils aud
weakness IN the hreHst.
sides aud back, in fr
haurs. Ono viii Aesrthree
months. Price ISIS els
Fl'is, Sarar Coated. large
Fnns'y BOXES. with @uil
directions, - cts.
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QUAuFICATIONs FOR MEMBERSHIP.

Pupils 70 be admitted 10 the School must nos
sess good neral character. fair rnGseaI af5lif,.
and yisid Implicit 9bedisnee 70 the laws ana r.
ggiatieas Of TIE school
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ects Of secret habits of Youth.
u Every Father should present n eoDv to hi.
Son.
In the dread catalogue Of human disease 80
destructive drain upon the system, draws It.
thousands of victims through few years of sun
isrlng down to an nntimely grave. It DESTROYS
the Nervous System, rapidly wastes away the
energies Of life, causes mental arrangement.
prevents tile proper development Of tie system.
Inequalities for marriage, society, business. and
all earthly happiness, and leaves the sufferer
weakened IN the body and mind, predsposeG to
Consumption, and train Of evils more to be
dreaded than death itself With the fullest con-
hdenee | assure the unfortunate victims Of Self
Abuse, that permanent ana speedy cure can he
ELECTED, and with the abandonment of ruinoue
practices my patients can be restored to robust.
vigorous health.
Any person enclosing two three cent postage
stamps will receive a copy by mail, under seal
D7~ TO FEMALES. n
G57- Also the celebrated Female Monthly pills,
made from the extract Of CottoR Root: remedy
used tor years among the female slaves at the
eonfh, IN form Of decoctiOn or tea; now for the
hrst time Introduced into general use. Price one
Dotiar, sent under seal by mail Married Ladies
must not use them. Address as above
L. r. HERRICK. d D..
39yl Drawer 1l3, Albany, n. Y.
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$3.50
EH1c & S-oS na551ze1 .
j. r. THOMPSON.
WALTON'S
DAILY LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL


For the Session of 1859, viii embrace
full reports, including abstracts of the
debates on topics Of interest as in the
Daily of last year. 1t will be sent free
Of postage, for any number less than five,
at 81 per copy; five copies for 81 /; and
for any number above five at 70 cts. per
copy.
WATCHlfAN & STATE JOUNAL,
(wEEKLY,)
During the Session, containing proceed
ings and debates, % cents. For three
months, containing proceedings, debates
and laws, so cts. The Waterman is The
only iceeLly paper tn the State vhich
publishes the proceedings and debates in
fnh. i. p. WALTON, Publisher
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SUFFER NOT!
4 ? IIYSICIAN'S GACY
TO YOUNG MEN,

A few ration
al and tiisin-
terested re-
marks, inpaul
phlet form, Of
% pages, on
Seminal weak
ness, Nocfurs
nal Emissions,
Loss Of Mems
DRY, lncapacil
ty for study,
or Business
lnpedInents
10 Marriage,
&e. arising
from the eff
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:, AT as residence in Crahsbury, August Sd. Mr.
John Smile, native Of Scotland aged ~ Yrs.
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or MI diseases. the first great cause
Springs from neglect OF Natures laws.
Nevada national., 1859-09-17

\ raftsman who had drank little too free
ly, iell from the raft aud was drowning
when his brother siezed him by the hair. but
the cnrrent was strong. and the brothers
strength being nearly exhausted, he Vas
about relinquishing his hold. when despair
ing, the drowning one raised his head above
the water, and said:
Hang on, Sam, hang on-I'll treat,
swear | WILL
Ills words were stimulating, and the other,
at length saved him.
Nevada national., 1859-09-17
ss- A CARD.---u is n well known

ss- CARD.---It - well known
fnrt among the medical men. that there has long
been wanted a good and reliable preparation Of
SAhSAPARllI.Aas nearly all that are manufactured
in the Fast, CONTAIN SPIRITS. and some them even
MERCURY although protesting not to do so-conse-
quently for all cuianeous diseases, &c. they are in
jouriOus instead of beneheial-Now in the prepara-
tion offer to the public willing to show
the receipt To any one--no matter who-doclor OF
no doctor every man has a right to know what he
is taking
Nevada national., 1859-09-17
Valuable Property
FOR SALE

Nr William Hobby offers to sell, on the most reas.
WESTERN HOTEL.
Win the Furniture, &c, situated on Main, Street.
Grass Valley.
This stand is well known, and I. now doing 6ne
business Tie House has recently been thoroughly
Grass Valley. ;j.tf
Nevada national., 1859-09-17
THE COMPOUND SYRUP
-OF-
sarsaaprilla, Yellow Dock, and
Iodide Of Potass.

Is no more nor less than what its implies each
dose of one table spoonful contain FIVE grains Of
Iodide Of Potass We defy competitionin thisarticle
AS our arrangements are such that get our Sara
parila Root direct from Honduras and our lodde Of
Patass direct from England in large quantities con
seauently We believe We are the only firm who can
furnish the article at 81 per bottle IL can be
sold by all respectable druggists at the above price
Be careful and get the genuine artiee-use none
other and from past experience we'll assured
that IL will give perfect satisfaction TO every person
who may use it-packed in one and two dozen
ready To ship any part of the country. Druggists
will aud II their advantage to s. this Sarsapari
la in preference 20 all others.
X. HALL co. Proprietors,
l43 and las Clay Street, below Montgomery
27lv San Francisco.
wx LOUTZENHEIsER. Agent, Grass Valley.
Nevada national., 1859-09-17
Our Assortment Of
PrDvi.ious f.rorPrfe. mud U.ionor.
SUMMONS.
State of California. County of Ney

State OF California, County of Nevada.
Tia the District Court Of the l4th Judicial District
Of said StateIhr People Of the state Of California
To CHARLES ilASs Greeiing-lou are hereby SUM
innned o. appear and answer to the Complaint Of
LOUISA u A,S, dlei against you. sithin ten DAYS
from the servcs Of this writ served on YOU Ia this
County, within twenty days n on you in this
District, aud out OF Is County, and within forty
days u served on you ia this State aad out Of this
District, ia an action commenced the llih da, Of
June, A. D. ls5. In said Court to obtain Deere. II
Divorce from the bonis Of matriInOny. aud Annuli.
Ing the same, nov existing between the said Il.in-
ti AMI said Defendant, aud the said Plaintiff he re.
stored tu all the rights af unmar ried aud
that the property described In Plaintiffs Compliant
be set aside for the ant benefit Of said I1aintd
and sa ehiliren aud for her costs Of suit aud such
other sni further relief may seem meet nd prop.
81, all ~ which l. more particularly euton-d and
described Ia rlihs Complaint 20 the action nov un
nle u the office of the Clerk of said Court
And you hereby notified that II YOU fail to
Gnswer said Complaint a. heren directed. Plaintiff
will take Iulg against you therefor by default
together with all casts of suit, aud also demand Of
the CpHri other relief is Is prayed for Ia her
said Complaint
In testimony wherenf !, Rufus Shoemaker, CLERK o
the District Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my
hand al press the seal Of said Court. az oice in
the City af Nevada, this 18th day of June, A. D.
ls5. RrfuS SHOEMAKER, CLERK
BY Jos. RDHEKrs, Deputy.
BY order OF Hon Miles searis, District Judge of
the i4th Judical District, this 7th day Of July, A.
y. lsd-. true copy. attest
RUFuS SHOEMAKER. Clerk,
pibbe lanslns. Per jos Roberts nert'y.
oasy tor fAintiIl ~
Nevada national., 1859-09-17
L0 TT ERIES.
WOOD, EDDY CO.,
The Lesalized Lottery Operators
nC rrIE rrNrrntr e,1, nr,e,

And owners of the Old and Reliable Grants from the
states OF Delaware aud Georgia, late under the man
agcn,ent Of GRtGORY l. MANRY and SAMUEL
SWAN &CO., hnve made arrangements to
CASH PRIZE TICKETS
IN TIE CITY Oh SAN FRANCISCO The capital
prizes "Ier-d n the schemes OF this responsible
cern vary from $40 .OO0 to $40 600 aud the prices
Tor tickets aTe-flO for wholes: s5 fer halves and
s21S for quarters. The official drawings under the
Gel tiheates Of sworn commissioners, will be publ.
shed In several of the most Prominet papers Of this
state, aud tile Of the New York Herald containing
complete list of all of said drawings may found
at the office 20 H. ID. GAssSER. No. % Montgomery
street sAn Francisco over Freeman 4 Co y Express
Enclosures for orders In sums Of $40 and upwards
may be made by Express at the risk and expence Of
Wool hiy CO.; aud all orders for Circulars or par
cnlRr ei aeerning these Lotteries will be promptly
resp Ettt ie, by addressing
WOOD, EDDY co
81 ~ ran Pranvc
Nevada national., 1859-09-17
NONSENSE.

N"u-eu-' thau a,lir'sus thing.
Thought and feeling clerveseenee;
Ike Tie bubbles rrnn spring.
In ,hir SPARKLING e,auescence.
Thou. the chilli of sport sni play,
When ihe lrain keeps holiday;
When 90 gravity rr' rcuson
Az q. nii.. % as out Of scs,.an;
And imagination selves
The domiuian vhiir she pica<c---
Though 10 Irai-c i'.r, can't b- right.
Yet, Nun,cn-e. :iou ar; exquisite!
When frr iUrg ni ucarg hours
We have .at aifh patient faces.
Taskins oar rsha .tcl power.
To utter ai-e olj common iaccs;
Hearing anil repeating t,.n,
Thing arqur-iianahly iru~--
Maxim- uhirh there. no denying.
Facts to viiyh there's no replying;
Then. how often have sc said.
With tired brain aud aching head,
''Sense may hr ali true and right
nut, nonsense, thou art cNquisiiel'
When We close the hre.i1e rouni--
Whrn young hearts with joy are brimmias,
While eay. laughing voices sound.
And eyes with d,us miril are swimming
In the free sud frarlr.. sense
uffriendship'. fullest confidence.
Pleasant, then. uiihout check,
To lay the rrin- on f,ncy's meek
And let her wild carrirrs vary
Throu gh many trolicsome vagary,
Excaiuiing still. in gay arlght.
20, Nonsense, thou ari eVqui-i;el" CT.
Nevada national., 1859-09-17
HE EiO wLAND
ROTARY BAYlpRnY.

WE are now prepared TO furnish at short notice
w the above Battery, and would request the atte-
ntion Of all Quartz TO II previous To the erection
of mi II. For efficiency In extrating gold. II is be-
coming celebrated, and have no hesitanee In pro-
nonncing its uperior ia every respect TO any
in
At our request MR.. ALMARIN b. PAUL. Superin-
tendent of the Oriental Quartz Mill. near Nevada
city has consented 10 xplan the working Of the mill
and show its efficiency to any who may feel interest
and all can judge Of Il better by seeing II In prac
tical operation, we would reisr Quartz men Of New
ada county To him.
GODDARD, HANsC0M & RANKIN,
3ern hcifc Foundry, san p-spvsoo
Nevada national., 1859-09-17

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Nevada national., 1859-09-17

MAGNIFICENT ScnEME.-A London cor
respondent Of the WHiingfon States says
that. amoung the speculatine schemes on
foot in that city, there is plan for forming
a company for the opening OF the canal be
tween the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, thro'
the isthmus OF DArien, called the Attrato
River Canal. The plan is thus stated, viz !:
To Gu. tunnel three and a half miles long
under the COrlilleras beginning at Hum
boldt Bay, in the Pacific; then to dig eight
and half miles through the Truando Val
ley then to dee zen the Truando River. and
proceed to the Atlantic by the Attrato River
which is said to be nayigable for the largest
vessels The capital required for the whole
work is S7j.O000OO, and it is contemplated
to invite the United States Government TO
join the Governments of England and France
in either advancing, by equal shares, the
funds necessary for the operation, or by
guaranteeing TO the disbursers the neutrality
OF the canal. when companies will be formed
to perform the work with private capita.