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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-27

SALARIES OF TEACHERs.-The Providence
Journal has an article on Teachers salaries,
the object Of which is TO show the comparative
rates in different cities. The salaries refer
only TO teachers of high schools and grammar
school masters. In Toronto, C. W, S3,964;
Petersburgh, C. W, $4,000; Boston, principal
If the LItin school, S2,S00-his FIVE assist
ants average 81 $50; principal of English high
school. 81, S00-his four assistants each 81 $50;
Chicago principals, $4,000; Philadelphia, West
Roxbury, principals each, 81. 900; Charleston,
Roxbury, Brooklyn, each, 81 800; New Bed
ford, Salem, Chelsea, each 81 900; Springfield
81 500. In Providence, the principal Of boys
Latin school receives but 81 200; boys English
school the same; boys junior schools, 5000.
The salaries of grammar masters in Boston is
$1,000; of sub-masters 81 900.
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no HOUsEkEEPERs AND OTHERS.

UL9ooSS So TO YOUR m 81, INTERESSTn lyI EST
IL A PAY NTER, al the r ed Sign, at the new
office, corner of 7th and Canal streets, opposite
Centre Market.
IL You will not only he sure Of full measure
but you will get your Wood Sawed in 2, 5, or {
pieces, and Spit III any size desired.
IL Fifty cents per cord cheaper than II is sold
II His Wood is of the Best Quality.l III
Best Quality. LII
II He has the biggest Carts and Boxes.t IN
IL The biggest Pine Knot Split for
ki%diins Woody III
IL All delivered Free Of Gharge,t IN
IL Notice. III Ifthe above does not show how
to get II , Rich III 1t shows whore to get your
jt = Moneys Worth.
Now please call at the above Grlce II 7, and try
t.41 You Will get a quarter Of cora Of the best
for 81: pieces for 81 Ia; pieces 3 I.25; or the
best Oak places SlS71,; pieces SI.5'; pieces
Sl6l1l; or the best Hickory, pieces I.5t pieces
81 IS; pieces 81. All other parts Of cord at same
orders left at 3. w. X. Handy's, opposite vii
lards' Hotel or at VIM. Baanty ne's 493 7th street,
At Pages wharf at the foot OF 7th promptly at
tended 10. Once removed to the north side of the
bridge corner of 7th and Canal streets. The money
to accompany the order or he ready when the fuel
- delivered.
jeii A.PAYNTER. at Pages Wharf
(tOAI.! COAIn COALm!
" For COOKING STOVES AND RANGES.
COni PTspGrsd ErPTeySiy for Each.
Persons ordering Goa Will please state the con,
give entire satisfaction.
On hand. West End Red Ash, Treverton Red
Ash, and Tamaqus Whits Ash GOALS, prepared
expressly Tor cooking PuTRrSs19''4 w wMG,LT.
Northwest corner 18th and G streets No. 547,
and foot of nth street, below War Department.
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SUMMER RETREATS.
HOUSTON'S
II UNITED STATES HOTEL,
CAPE NAV.
SAMUEL T. HOUSTON.
late Of AIA
Barnum's City Hotel, KAY
respectfully
announces
% the putlio
that the
above House
IL now open
reception
jeE-lm of guests.
SUMMER RETREATS.

CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
~ CUMBERLAND COUNTY. Pa.
This favorite and fashionable watering Place.
Pleasantly located near the base II the a A
Blue Mountain, four miles from Carlisle. Way
Pa, viii be open for visitors on the eotk of IE4
June. The wate's OF these Springs are highly ini-
pregnated with minerals, and for drinking and hath
ing not surpassed by sny Sui Phur Springs the
country. Tue buildings are well VENT ated and are
surrounded by l2S feet Of balconies. The scenery
is of the gTandest kind: and the accommodations
for the reorestIon, health and comfort OF visitors
are uneXceptionabe. Good fare. pleasant drives.
fine musIc, billiards, bowling saloon, and other
games, and slf the amusements usually found at
Watering Places he enjoyed here Visitors
leaving Philsdephi or Baltimore in the morning
tram STRIVE At the Spring at o'clock 2. m. Daily
mail. III , For further Information address
OWEN, CLENDENIN & CO,
Carlisle Spring, Pa.
RsfersrcsS.-yohn q. De Costa, Esq, William A.
Rhodes, Esq. Thomas c. Percival Esq Phllsdel-
phia; Alex. Kirkland Esq, r.. :. Holllns, Bslu-
more; jacob Gideon, Esq.,, Richard Wailsch, Esa
Washington. ID. e. Je lS-lm
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WOOD AND COAL.

ID IL ANOTHER ARRIVAL.-GE
IL. w. BATES has Just receiv.d another cargo
of that superloc RED asd WHITE ASH COAL
which he will dispose of cheap for CASH.
He has also on hand large lot of HICKORY,
OAK. and PINE WOOD.
Please call before purchasing elsewhere.
r. w. BA fES, corner i4th and SITS.
y. B.-WOOd Cut and split any size and length
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TNO LET-The BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
Il formerly the residence of Mrs. Ould and now
occupied by Mrs. w WheeeT, on the northeast corner
of DumbartOn and Montgomery streets, George
town. 1t contains rooms, with hack, building,
pump. and large yard ornamented with shrubbt nv.
Possession will Re riven on the LIST of july next
Apply to NJ. ADLER, Agent. 10 IA cow
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NOTICE, EM,cKNEw M.R,.ow,s
STEAM FINE WOOD MIL L S,
CORNER 7TH STREET AND CANAL.

Wood Sawed in pieces for 5nc. per cord,
Wood Sawed in pieces for SIC. per cord,
Wood Sawed In pieces for 5c. per cord.
Delivered To any part of the city,
Delivered To any part of the city,
Delivered To- any part ut the city.
Kindling, Cooking, aud Stove WOOD manufac-
ture'i and for sale at greatly reduced prices.
COAL of all kinds always on hand.
Terms CASH.
~ Full measure and weight may be relied on in
every Inhtance.
MCKNEW & NARROW.
IL Offices-Corner 7th street and Canal and on
5th street, between II and streets.
IL Orders sent to either Office will receive per
soBal attention. je6 If
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IMPROyED. FARM AT PRIVATE. SALE.

IMPROVED FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
The sU bscrber will sell at private sale the FAR NJ
on which he resides, in Prince Georges county, Md,
containing 43 acres adjoining the farms of Mcssrs.
Chas. Dlgges and w. Gibson, miles from Wash
Ington Market and from Biadensburg Depot, ac-
oessIbe by fine roads. The improvements cons of a
comfortable dwelling, containing rooms, barn
dairy, corn house. and all necessary out buildung
or Ice apple orchard. &C.; pump of excellent water
% NJ ~ aores IN grain, grass, and market vegeta
bile which will be sold with the farm If desired.
The farm is IN excellent order, and very produc-
tive.
For terms apply to the subscriber, who will take
pleased IN showing the Farm tn all who may desire
to purchase. THOS. !. BARCLAY,
ma 3l-eOlm near Rladenshurg Depot.
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CHURCH BUILDING FOR SALE.-The First
~ Baptist Church intend either to improve their
present house OF worship or 10 erect new one on
another lot; they therefore offer for sale the BUILD
ING and LOT now occupied by the Church on 10th
street, str between and T, Lot 10, Square 377. The
feet inches 10 81 feet alley The house is built in
the most su b.tartial manner and is well ada pied
Tor public hall or for conversion into dwelling
OF ASCLARKE, corner III and 9Th sts.
ie i5-T .Th6 S2w
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GREAT PILGRIMAGE TO THE ME-
TEORIC STONE

Details of the Journey-what the Pilgrims
Did when They Reached the Piace-A
uetrorIc Mass Meeting RESOLUTIONS
Adopted BY the Aforesaid Pilgrims.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT-A desirable two-story BRICK
DIV E.LLlNG-HOUSE on Cav street. q gorge
town near the corner of Montgomery street, having
two parlOrs and six bedrooms. with kitcheR and
servants room in the back -hnilding good dry cef-
Ter, with gas through the house. 70 r good tenant
tha rent will lie low for such premises. Possession
given ths LIST of July. Apply to ID. ENGLISH, I3S
Ii .idge street, Georgetown. Ie -saw2w
FOR SALE OR RENT of r for sale, on ac
comnodatlng terms, my X RESIDENCE on r
street DoIth. between 18th and 18Th west-a three
story brick hnuse. with basement and attic, about
p feet front with large back building; water in the
yard, and the lot l:s feet deep. Or will rent this
property to good tenant wanting IL for n private
residence. leg lawiwI W. +. PHILLIPS.
FOR RENT-DWELLING-H HOUSE No. 1873
~ Bea,i street, Georg, town, d. c.. two doors from
Christ Church. Possession given lst of July. Ap-
ply to X. >. L ClSSEL, Druggist, Georgetown.
je 2i-eOSt'
ZINE DWELLING HOUSE To LkT.-FoR
Il RkNI-A three-story BRICK HOUSE, with
la k building: ON 18th street., between New York
avenue and street, opposite The public reservation.
The house Is now, and has all the modern improve
ments, such as gas, hot and cold water, bath tub,
and cooking range. Apply on the premises.
je a cost
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mal-enSmr
WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w WARREN CouNTY. VIRGINIA.
This PLEASANT MOUNTAIN RETREAT

WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w WARREN COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
will be open the 18th of Msy, lS59. AA
The Conductors will possess eminent yfAS
advantages for obtaining the best provis lk,Rl
ions and delIcacies of the season fiom the Wash-
Ington and Alexandria markets, such Crabs,
Turtles, Fish. &C., besides supplies Of Mutton.
Wild Honey, &c, from the markets OF the Vslley
and Mountains adjacent TO the Springs.
Passengers from Baltimore, Washington. Rich
mond, and the lower country, will leave Alexandria
in tine morning. and reach Buckton Station by the
Manas. Gap Railroad at u O'Clock the same day.
Comfortable Coaches will be in readiness to CON
vey vlt tors to the Springs from Buckton distance
one mile. From Stsunton and Winchester q daily
line of Coaches connects with the Manassas Gap
Railroad.
Terms.
DOdru lst week U y W
Children and Servants half the above rates.
To families, or parties engaging Board for several
persons. a reasonable deduction will be made
Mrs. r. PRITCHARTT will hsve the principal
management and control, aided by competent male
assistants IN every department.
FRANCIS q. FOX will be Superintendent.
ma 25-2m
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(rAPON SPRINGS,
~ HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, Va.
The subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends aud the public that they have Ia
leased the above well known yeA&
WATERING PLACE, EEl
(thIs lease embracing the Mountain House, Waddle
Buildings .& c. and will open for the reception Of
visitors on the 2oth Of June. lnvaIds and Families
can be accommodated earlier if desired.
A Daily Mail and Telegraph Ofhoo within twenty
three miles Of the place.
NJ Circulars or other information can be had
hy addressing us IS above, or ]. n. Buok, Esq, Of
Howard House, Baltimore,
J. C. WADDLE,
j. b. SMITH,
ma l-enSmr proprIators-
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NoOR'S PAVILION

ELUME AND FRANCONIA HOTEL COM
PANY, WHITE MOUNTAINS.
The mansg ement Of the "FLUME" aud "PRO-
FILE" HOUSES announces to Tourists -
and the Summer Travel that they will beveA3
prepared for the reception Of guests the ,lk.El
t5 OF JUNE. These Hotels have reoently been
Gated IN the midst ofthe most attractive Scenery
of the Mountains, being IN the immediate vicinity
of tho "OBD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN" the
Flume, Lakes, Cascades, &c. &c.
Route from New York via Norwich and Worces-
ter Line, b, the splendid steamers COMMON
WEALTH and COSNECTICUT,d daily, O'Clock
p. m from Pier Is, N. ", foot COURTLAND St,
At the Landing Of Southern Trains. For further in
formation small bills of the route at the princ-
pal Hotels and DePOts, or address
r.. =. MARTIN, Agent.
je62m Pier Il, North River New York.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-21

DR.. L. J. Czapkay Medical and Surgcsllnsttute is on
Sacramento street below Montgomery, opposite Pacific
Mail Steamship Comranys ONCE San Francisco, Califor
MIA The Doctor offers free consultation, and asks
muneratIon unless he effects a
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-21

LECTURES -BAYARD TAYLoR.-On Saturday
evening next, the distinguished traveller and
scholar, Bayard Taylor, lectures at the Nevada
Theater, on THE Arabs. " and on Tuesday eve
ming following, on Life in the Arctic Re-
gions." The >cvada Library having made ar
rangcments with Mr. Taylor TO deliver the lee
lures, the receipts of the evenings, over the
expenses. will be for the benefit of the Associa-
ton. Mr. Taylor is pleasing writer. close
observe of the habits and character Of the peo-
pie whom he has visited in his travels, and his
lectures will afford our citizens an opportunity
of ENJOYING a rich intellectual treat which they
should by all means improve Tickets OF ad-
mission can be procured at c. W. Yonng's Jew
elry store; also, at the book stores of Welch
and Hamlin.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-21

ApPoINrMExr.-The Board of Supervisors
have appointed Col. S. c. Richardson to the OIL
fee of Justice of the Peace for Grass F1"e!
township, in place of tho late &. W. 0p0n0FO'
Esq.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-21
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
NEVADA, WEDNESDAY MORNING SEPT, 81 1850
Court of sessions.

The Grand Jury closed their labors on
Wednesday last. Two indictments we're found
against Mrs. Julia Moore, widow of the late
Frank V. Moore, one for the crime of abortion.
and one for the crime of murder in causing the
death of the mother. An indictment was also
found against Jesse Allnet. for the murder of
G. W. Pcle, at Relief Hill, on the 18th of
July last. Mrs. Moore was arraigned Monday
morning, on the indictment for procuring an
abortion. Her counsel fled demurrer which
was oyerruled by the Court, and the trial set
for Saturday next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The Grand Jury, on adjourning, submitted
the following report:
Tothe Hon. Court of Sessions of Nerada Co -
The Grand Jury empannelled for the September
Term Of this Court, have deliberated upon all the
matters properly brought before them, and hereby
submit the result of their investigations.
We are happy to state that the number of COM
plants brought before are few, and taking into
consideration the warm political battle Just ended
season OF excitement in which men are apt to do
harm, it speaks well for our community
We have examined the County Jail, find it clean
ly and so far as we can judge, entirely secure for
the safe keeping Of prisoners.
The County Hospital is in fair condition con-
tanning at present twentyone patients, all of whom
seem to comfortably provided for. We believe
however, that its present location is not suitable
one-such an establishment being necessarily often
siye to the citizens of that neighborhood. We
therefore recommend its removal to some point be-
yond the city limits, and it occurs to it would be
good policy for the County to purchase the location
and erect a suitable house for the purpose.
We commend our District Attorney, w. f. An
derson, for the promptness and ability with which
he has discharged his duty in aiding us toprosecute
our Investigations.
We have not thought it necessary to examine the
affairs of our County officers; assured that
just at this time they well prepared to meet in
vestigation. We call the attention of the next
Grand Jury to this duty, and suggest that they spare
not If augbt is found amiss
S. S. HUSSEY, Foreman.
E. BLOCK, Jr. Clerk
Nevada, Sept. l4th 1859.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-21

In MOURNING The announcement Ex-senator
Broderick's death, on Friday afternoon, Great
ed profound sensation in this place. There
was no concerted arrangement for tcstfying
respect to the memory OF the deceased, and but
little was said in regard to the sad event, but a
feeling Of sorrow seemed to be depicted on ev-
cry countenance. large American flag.
draped in mourning, with Broderck's dying
words inscribed upon it, was suspended across
Broad street, and on Sunday, most of the hous-
es in town were dressed in mourning. In the
afternoon, the SALOONS and other places of busi-
ness were closed and the Court House bell was
tolled while the funeral ceremonies were being
held below. At the panorama exhibition, on
Monday evening, full size and life-like por-
trait of Mr.. Broderick was exhibited on the can
Vass, and Judge Belden delivered an appropri-
ate address on the character and public servi-
ccs of the Peoples Senator.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-21

OFFICIAL RETURNS OF NEVADA CoUNTY.-Tbe
Board of Supervisors were engaged on Monday
and Tuesday in canvassing the Official returns
for State and County officers. On Monday
they discovered two or three mistakes in the re-
turns. but none that will in any case change
the reported result for any of the county otn-
GERS. As the table on our first page was made
out before the vote was eanvassed, the figures
are not all correct, and we shall consequently
be under the necessity of inserting it again cor
rected, in order that it may be used for refer
euce. The vote for State Printer gives U 'Meara
a majority of 504 in the county. inst cad OF 'o4,
as stated in our last issue, and there are 1928
votes in favor of Constitutional Convenuon'
being sO4 votes more than given in our last
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-21
9yseiaI ya1iesB,



Nevada COmmandry No. 6, of Knights Templar
meets every THURSDAY evening, at Masonic Hail. cor
ner of Broad and Pine streets Regular meetings the
lst and Sd Thursdays in each month. Visiting Sir
Knights respectfully invited.
SIR TH0S II. CASwELL, EN-. Com.
SIR JONI R. MCCONNELL Recorder
Nevada Royal Arch Chapter no. 6, meets
every Monday evening at Masonic Hail. Nevada Regular
meetings, first Monday of each month. Visiting Compan-
ions respectfully invited TO attend.
CIIAS. MARSH NJ. f. HIP.
J. F. RrpoIPH, See'y.
TO INvALIDs.-H0vey you Disease of the
Kidneys
Take Risey's Compound FluidExtract OF Buchu.
Have you Disease Of the BladderS
Take Risey's Compound Fluid Extract OF Buchu.
Have you Disease Of the Urethra?
Take Risey's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.
Suffering from Debility of Sexual Organs9
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract oi Buchu
Suffering from Pain in Back and Loins9
Take Risey's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.
Subject to irregularities and 0hstrnctionsY
Take Risey's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.
Suffering from Dropsy Gravel?
Take Risey Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.
ANY Burning in Urinary Passages?
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu,
fresh supply just treeeyed by
EFF. SPENCE,
2s-tf Druggist Apothecary, Main St. Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-21
f. BLOCK, Jr. Clerk.
Nevada, Sept. l4th 1859.

FRUT-We have been the recipients OF so
many favors in the fruit line this season, from
friends in different parts of the county, the re-
ceipt Of which we have been careful to acknow-
ledge, that We have heretofore neglected to
tender our thanks to those whom we are most
indebted for such kind rcmembcrances We
were forcibly reminded of this neglect yester-
day, by the reception of a basket OF choice
fruit, of different varieties, from the lady of
Mr.. John Wcbber. Mr.. Webbcr has fine
young orchard around his residence from which
he has raised good quantity of frnit this sea-
con. The orchard of Mr.. j. S. Wall, immedi-
ately adjoining, also contains a large number
Of trees loaded with ripe and delicious fruit,
aud although we have heretofore neglected to
mention it, we have not neglected their kind
invitation to help ourselves.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-21
PAINTS AND OILSI

WE HIVE JUST RECEIVED per Clipper ''Intepid, "
w from New Yoik. n large invoice Ofchoice PAINTS
and OILS consisting in part Of
Superior Boiled and Raw Lnseed Oils
Chrome Gre en- Paris Green Chrome Yellow
American Vermillion Chinese Verniilion
Prussian Blue Red Lead Yentan Red Putty
Gold Leaf; Bronze smalts
Coach yarni-h Japan Varnish; Furniture Yarnish f;
Damar Varnsh Gum Shellac Yandyke Brown, &c,
For Sale by X. II. MCDONALD CO.,
Druggists 1870 j street. Sacramento.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-21

FATAL AooIDENT.-On Sunday evening last
a German named Farnk Felix was accidentally
killed near Turner's mill, about three miles
from Nevada. Felix and man named ROCK
we'll we're at work ehopping down an oak tree,
and as it commenced 10 fall Felix started to
run out of the way, but unfortunately, he took
the direction the tree was falling and was crush
ed under the limbs. He was killed instantly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-21

CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIoN.--Tbe Germans OF
Nevada and vicinity have taken steps to cele-
brate the one-bundredth birthday Of Frederick
Won Schiller, the great German poet and au-
thor. on the 10th of November next. The ex-
ercises will consist of a torchlight procession
oratiou. &c. and conclude with ball IN the
evening.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-21

DIR. l.. j. CEapkoy's Private Medical and
SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys
Office Francisco, Established in 1854, for the per-
mauent cure all private and chronic diseases and the
suppression of Quackery.
Attending and Resident Physician L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ.
D. late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief Ply
sican the Goth Regiment of Honved Che Surgeon to
the Military Hospital ofpesth Hungary, the late Lecturer
on Diseases of Women and Children and Honorary Mem
Der OF the Philadelphia College of Medicine. Particular
attention paid to the treatment of diseases peculiar
Women and Children.
Onice Hours-From A. II. till 9P. " Communications
strictly confidential Permanent guaranteed or no
pay. Consultations by letter or otherwise, free.
Address l.. j. CZAPKAY, NJ. D., San Francisco, Cal.
asThc following letter. which emphaticaly speaks for
itself was written by the Dean ofthe Faculty ofthe Pha
dclpha College OF Medicine to the editors of the the Pact
tic Medical aud Surgical Journal, Francisco, for
publication;
To the Editors Of the Pacific Medical and surgical Jour
Internationally attention has been called to an
article in the December number Of your Journal in regard
To the ad endem degree granted by the Philadelphia Col
lege of Medicine to Dr. l.. Czapkay When the appli
cation for the degree was made to the Faculty il
accompanied by alavits and testimonials to the effect
that Dr. C2apkay regular graduate NJ. d.. Of the
University of Pesth had served Surgeon In the Hunga
rian Army, and regular Practitioner Of Medicine.
On the strength these the degree granted The dd
euniem degree its implies isconferred gradu
ates only and gives us privileges. Had there been
the sghtestSuspcon OF irreguarty heapplicatOn have
would been refused yinsertng this in yourjournal you
will do act of Justice to the College. and confer favor
on Yours, very respectfully
Dean OF the Faculty ofhe Philadelphia College of lfedi
cine.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-21
Cruoibles and Retorts I!

CruoibIes and Retorts
WE have on hand large assortment of Black lead
w HessiaD sand CrucbIos Of all sises also Superne
Iron Retorts which we offer at reasonable prices.
r. II, MCDONALD 4 CO.,
Druggists i39 street. Sacramento.
CAMPHENE FRESH DIsTILLEDi
LwAYs on HAND, and for sale at the Lowest Market
n Rates by r. II. MCDONALD K Co.
Druggists, l39 street, Sacramento.
Chemicals Chemicals Chemicals
VITE have received per Last steamer direct from the
w Chemical Laboratory Of Power Weightman, Phil
adelphia--
400 Bottles Strychnine;
10 Ounces Nitrate Of Silver;
% Ounces sulphate Of Morpha
100 Ounces Iodide Of Mercury Lead nd Iron.
We have also on hand for sale,
200 Ounces QuiDine
rs Pounds Iodde POtassa
so Pounds Chloroiorm
75O Pounds Spirits Of Ntre Aqua Amonia and Sui
phuric Ether. r. H. MeDONALD q CO..
Druggists. l39 Street, Sacramento.