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PROCEEDINGS OF THE EXECUTIVE CUM-
MITTEE

Al 4 meeting Of the Exccutiv. Cnmmi,te.
Of the Dis,ric, Society, the following Ecsplu.
ti"ns were adopted:
Rts'i"cd. That those Life Members who have
not paid up their annual dues, he forthwith no
t'hed hy the Secretary of their Delinquency
and after reasonable time they be proceeded
against. Also, that the Secretary notify tLos.
persons Q.adirs cxcepted) who have not become
Life or Annual Members, but who exhibit. Il
without paying the annual fee of ono dollar.
be aher reasonable Tine proceeded ssains,
for non payment.
EeSolred' That the proceedings Of the Fir,
including The Constitution Of the Society. thu.
names OF the Life Members, the Speech of the
Hen. a. Burt. the Rrror, Of the Committee
appointed to prepare Essays different subjects.
The Kepoits upon tho best acre of Corn, Wheat
ana Cotton, aud the award Of Premiums be pub
'lShrd III pamphlet form f,r distribution among
the Lille Members Of the Sucic,y, and Tn. Schools
and Colleges of our District, and that one tl,ous
and copies he issued
ItcSo'rrd, That the Chairman Of each Com.
m's'ee be requested 10 hand in his Essay for
publication by Sale day in November next.
Rcsot'td, That the thanks Of the FIX. Commit.
tee are hereby rendered 10 the citizens Of Ab.
hcville Village for their assistance in clrnnipr
OH and preparing the Agricultural Ground for
the Fair. And also, the thanks Of the Tx, Com.
mlttec arc cordially tended to ths Indies of the
District for their magnificent and useful con.
tribullons to the Fair. Also, the thanks of the
Ex Committee are hereby rendered to John II
Wilson, Esq, FOR his liberal gift Of the use OF
the ground for our Annual Fairs, and that Lif.
Membership Certificate be rendered to him. free
OF charge
Rcsoircd. That the thanks of the Ex Com.
mittce nre hereby rendered 10 our worthy Presi
dent Of The Society, Col. j. Foster Marshall, for
his energy, zeal and untiring efE'rts in behalf
of the Society, and the cause Of Agriculture,
and thut we pledge ourselves to sustain him to
the utmost Of our abilities in this noble under.
taking.
by the Socicty Resolved, That a Cimmittee
of five be appointed to wait on the Hon. A.
Burt for copy Of his admirable address, and
that the sume be published.
Comm mittee-Col. D. w. Aiken, Rev. IT.
1Ioyt, Capt. J. N. Cochran, Jol,uuthan Jordan.
w. J. Smith.
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w. G. DAVIS, Sec'y.

Washington Observation-Disclosures Weller of
CaNiornla. has just transmitted 81 900 to the
Washington National Monument Society. beino
the amount the State, through its Legislature
has resolved 10 conInbate annually until the
monument is finished. The voters Of "Horse.
town. in California, also contributed S72 on
election day.
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NOTICE THIS

1t will be s"em in another column that those
VIII" have enr"!cd themselves rs I.:f. Members
OF The Abbev'!ie District Agricultural Society,
and ha'e not p"%, nre requested to come for
ward and -rlil- ia. same.
nose who had articles ON exhibition C.a'livs
'S""H'"Gf at the recent Fair, AID hav" aur Coz:
t!bu;"d anything Il, Life or Annual Meml,,r.. :r,.
expected To pay their cntraucc fec, s. 90. as
provided hy the constitution and hy y.lawsur the
H"ci.;v. Ii VIII Save trouble if pcrsuns will
call at III" S"crctary's o!lcr, or remit hv mail,
the amount q! dues without further no,,..
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notice..

d SUPERINTENDENT and TEACHER of
n the LETHE SCHOOL, in this District.
will be elected on the Fourth day of November
next, by the Trustees The Salary of the Su-
perintendent is Ss6O0.00 per annum; and him.
self and fnmiy, il his family is small. ~.
provided with boarding and Iodejsa. For
further particulars on this point sppIy to mo
Secretary. His duties are TO Superintend. Map
age, and Govern the Pupils and Farm, in ac1
curdance with such directions as he NAV, from
timo to time, receive from the Trustees. The
Salary of the Teacher is $4,000 per anrun.
at the School lie is to perform tho usual
duties Of Schoomaster, according to tho in
structions he nny, from time, receive from tho
Trustees.
Application for either of the above Offices.
stating particularly the number and apes Of
The children Of the applicants for the OHico
Of Superintendent, must be handed to the
Secretary at AbbeviIle. previous 10 the day Of
election.
-. :. ,a< THOMAS THOMSON, ssc,y.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
AbbeviHe District Cita t;oa.
BY WILLIAM HILL. Esq. Ordinary Of Abbe.
vile District,
w HEREAs. L. II. Rykard. has applied
~ 10 me Tor Lst'ers Of Administrative, on
all and eingular the goods and cbattels. rights
and credits of Robert T. Sloan and Thomas u.
Sloan, late of Mississippi deceased.
These are. therefore. to cite aud admopish al!
and singular, the kindred and creditors of tho
said deceased. to be and appear before me. At
our next Ordinary's Court for tl,e said District,
to be holden at Abbeville Court House. on tho
tenth day Of November next, to show Clause,
if any, why the said administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 2sth day
Of October, inst. in tho year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ifty nine,
and in the s4th year Of American Indepen-
dence.
WILLIAM HILL. o. A. D.
Oct. 26, 1859 20 at
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From Californ,a.--Thc overland California
mail, from San Francisco on the 2Gth uL, has
arrived at ST. Louis. The Pacific Railroad Con.
venton had adopted resolutions favor;ur n cen.
trail route, and appointed committees TO ma,ur.
plans to bs recommended to tue State Lerisa.
ture and Congress. The convention had
adjourned 10 meet n. Sacramento in January.
A small steamer, capable Of ascending Amoor
River 2O0O miles, had been launched ii, Nico
Iauski by u company Of Americans, who have
the privilege of navigating the river The
Russian officials show the greatest favor 10
American enterprises. and encourages imnrra
tion OF American mechanics
Judge Terry was placed under Sl0,0ou
bail.
The Sacramento correspondent of tue Sal,
Francisco Bulletin says project s Oh foot aiming
the Republicans to exclude Scott and Burcl,. the
Congressmen elect, from the House Of Reprcseu.
tatives, Oh the ground that the California Lea
islature neglected to district the State, rs re-.
quired by Congress. or to comply with the
Constitution, which provides that representa-.
tivss shall be elected every two years.
Sixty Pitt River Indians were klll~d by a par.
ty Of citizens Of Pitt River Valley. They de.
sign to keep volunteers in the field until The In
dlaus are eattrminnted.
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TIE FARMER AID PLANTER

We Were r!c'isrI 10 See AT our recent Fair Mr..
L. NJ STOKES, Editor ant; Proprietor cf ll,-
va'"abi" Agricultural Monthly. lie is NAL; in.,
III: tour of Iic District Fairs for the purpose o!
."id;ging 'ne subscription list of his Journal
In CONNECTION with th;s he is the Proprietor
"t fE'L""s P";,r; Flow, wl:cl. ho is Introducing
t" public attention. lie announced on III. day
Of the FAIR hr"i;-h the ricsi,'.n, of tie Ai.h,.
Vile District Agricultural Society tha, Lr would
distribute 10 copies of his journal for one wear
III the way Of premiums, ut our next annual
Fair.
.a We arc requested by Mr.. STORES to say
I" those Interested, that his Plough viii Ic tried
at tli's place, Sale Day in November next,
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Dueling.-At the funeral ceremonies of Sen.
ntor Broderick, an oraiion was delivered by Col.
E. D. Baker, in which is contained the following
paragraph on dueing:
One year ago performed duty, such as
perform to day, over the remains Of Senator
Ferguson, who died as Broderick did, tangled in
tho neshee OF the code Of honor To. day there o
is another and more eminent sacrifice. To day
renew my protest; to. day I utter yours. The
code Of honor is deluson aud a snare; i. pal.
ters with the hope Of true courage and binds
it at the feet Of crafty and cruel skill. 1t sur
rouuds lis victim with the pomp and grace Of the
procession. but leaves him bleeding on the altar.
It substitutes cold and delicate preparation for
courageous aud manly impulse, and arms the
one 10 disarm The other. 1t may prevent fraud
between practiced duelists who should be forever
without its pale, bpt It makes the mere trick Of
tho weapon superior to the noblest cause and
the truest courage lie pretence Of cquaIily-is
lett Is equal in all the sorn il is UNI JUS, in all
the substanae--tbe ,babi.ude Of arms ihe early
training. the frontier life, the border war, the
sectional custom, the life of leisure, all these are
advantages which no negotiation can neautral
ize. and which no courage can overcome.
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QUARTERLY CONFERENCE

We are rcques'"d 10y Rev. H. p. Fn,yKs ,o
an""unce that Quarterly Confcr.n,, viii
II" h''' al this place on H,olneSd,y ncIi. the ID
"' November. The Presiding Elder, Rev. W.
~. McSwAiS. will TO in Attendance on that
day. and will preach at IL O'Clock 4. NJ and
ai night.
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MORE LAND.
DESIRE TO Sell Small Tract Of Lam
containing
lO2 Acres

where George Penny ivcs on FnCr-ed
Cheek. adi"inins lands of Mr.. Andrew Edwards
aud Others.
The place i1 in good repair. with new and
comfortable buildings. There is Thirty Acres
of fine productive Bottom lnnd Oh The place.
The up laud is level, and suceptible Of i'm.
provenent, and good portion in eul,iya-
tion
! will sell the place low and to suit pur.
chasers, either for cash or on Time
J. w. McKELLAR,
Millway, Abt evhe District, S. G..
Oct. 25, 1853 a7 IS
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O Gonln,errial.

ABBEvlLLE, Oct. 81, 1869.
Cotton-There has been some aetivitv /, tb.
cotton market this week. Sales have ranged
from to lOsc.
COLUMBIA, Oct. 2j, 1862
Cotton.--The sales Of cotton yesterday amount
ed to 366 bales--extremes 7@lO9c.
CHARLESTON, Oct. %, 1859.
.Cotton.-The transactions in cotton to. .day
were confined 10 some 1900 bales, at lO4alIac.
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Trade wih China.-In view Of the probable
ratification OF our new treaty with the Chinese
Empire, summary of the tr ade of Shanghai
for the year 1868 hns been made at the Stale De-
parsment. From this. it appears tha, the ug.
gregate Imports amount to nearly S34 .000,-
600; and the aggregate exports 10 $50, 500, 900.
The total value Of opium imported was UPWARDS
Of $23.300.000. The Inward aud outward ton
mage shows AGA British, 1853 American chips, and
SIS ships Of other natiole.
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Sale POSTPONED,

TNHE Negroes advertised for sale in the coss
Il Of Clark &, Tillotson. va. james G. Mar.
tin and Mary A. Martin, on Sale Day last and
not sold, by consent Of parties. will be offered
for sale on Sale Day in NOVEMBER (7,bl
next. - N''
IL Terms cash.
VIM. II. PARKER. c.E.A.D
Con,mksioner's Office,
SOct. 26, 1859. 27 q
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Negroes and Land for Sale

NoSiotS anu Lana 1Or sale,
NJ ILL be- sold % the highest bidder on Mon.
w day and Tuesday The I'd and Sd January
next. at The place formerly owned bv Col. 10.
SEPll TAYLOR, deceased, lying on Big Gene.
rostee Creek. 5 miles west of Anderson G.. II
Hhou, FIFTY NEGROES. Mcp. Women and
Children. most of them young and likely, Also
the Plantation. consisting of 1897 Acres, divided
into convenient and desirable tracts, all of Them
having il suiiiciency of iimbeIed and most If
them considerable portion Of bottom land. pla,s
OF the several tracts will he exhibited on The
place by the Ovrrs"rr, who will show them tn
persons dcsrous of purchasing
The Crop Of Corn. Fodder, Stock of Horses
Mules. CaItle, Hogs, Carriage. Wagons, PIanta.
ton Tools. Furniture, and various other articles
VIII he sold vt tho same tiine. The su.e will he
positive and without reserve
DAVID S. TAYLOR,
Agent for Mrs. Nancy TayIor
Pendleton, s. c.. October 10, 1850 27 lot
Notice.
A TEACHER wanted TO lake cbarpe Of
IA School at Ninety-Six, S. c., for the
year 1860
Proposals for the same until the l5th NOVEM-
RER next. None need apply unless thew arc
well recommended. g"
WILLIAM CARTER,
Chairman of Board Trustees,
Ninety Six, S. C..
oct' -, 'oo3 ~ ct
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SAMPLES OF FIELD CROPS.

" 10 nay, -. W. aiken, silver, OO
L" Pumpkins, 1856 lbs, Is. Callahan, do l 90
For the greatest production Of Corn on
one acre of upland, 42i bushels,
James Taggart, cup, 10 90
For the greatest production of Wheat on
che acre Of upland, 3Gs bushels,
D. NJ. Rogers, cup, 10 90
For next greatest production of Wheat
on one acre, 26} bushels, II. Eakins, sill. 90
The Committee cannot pass by without mott
cling TIE large production of Corn on one acre,
III bushels, second low ground, by j Ramsey
Black, and also, the reported amounts on low
ground, varying from 60 TO 80 bushels; but as
there are no premiums offered now, they would
recommend thut Premium be offered hereafter
for the greatest production on one acre of low
ground. They also recommend to the notice of
the Executive Committee the new kind of Grass,
introduced by Mr.. Jas. McCaslan-" the Texan
Oat Grass )" and the fine specimen of home
made Tobacco. by Col. Marshall. They would
recommend that the Executive Committee offer
Premium for the best specimen of Grass and
Grass-seed, and Tobacco; and also, for the
best bale of cured Pea-vine.
Respectfully submitted,
JAS. A. NORWOOD, Chr'n.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Best horse Turning Plough, 8. Ray, sill. 8 90
Subsol Plough. r. II. Wardlaw, do 3 90
Z" lot Plough Moulds, J. F. Marshall, do 5 90
HAe' y. 1. HaSkeil, do w
/" Hatchet, do do l 90
Manure Fork, W. j. Smith, do 90
" h. Plough Stock, J. F. Marshall, do 3 90
lot Horse Shoes, VIM. Knox, do l 90
Respectfully submitted.
CT. HASKELL, chr'n.
MANUFACTURES IN WOOD. IRON
AND TIN
Best Carriage, Dist mani, W. A. &R.E.
Gaines, Gun. 10 mn
Buggy with top, do do silver, 90
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:" do without top, do T. J. Taylor, do s 90
" horse Wagon, do l.. White. cup, 10 90
e" . do do dol. +. Marshall. sill ) 90
" Whcclharrow, by Dave, slave Of }.
Frazier Livingston, do 3 90
" Cotton Gin, open to the world.
John Enright, cup, 10 90
" Fan, do do do silver. ) 90
's col. Tin Ware, ii. ". Lawson do > 90
" Writing Desk, II. NJ. Busshart, Ito 3 90
" Wardrobe, T. J. Taylor, do :; %
" two Fancy Boxes. do do 90
The Wagons exhibited 10y Sias Ray and Hon.
d. l.. Wardlaw, attracted the especial attention
Of the Committec-the latter being ma'lc hy his
servant. is crcditahlc To his mechanical SKILL
Also. the splendid hickory pole for Il twohorsc
Buggy, by Mr. T.. j. Taylor.
The Hair Trigger of =. ID. Klugh, made by
himself, displayed very great ingenuity, and the
Committee award him the premium Of one Dol
lar.
The lot Of Tin Ware. exhibited BY -. o.
Hawthorn was very good, and entitled to spc-
cial notice.
Also. the committee take pleasure in noticing
the handsome Omnibus exhibition by Mcssrs.
Sytiun y Rowland--thc first ever inuc in th"
District. AMI would have awarded Il premium if
any had been offered
Respectfully submitted,
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PROCLAIM ATTON

By Ills E.rc'i'""u WITHIN II. Eisi, Gorcynoy
amt Eon"""i"r-in-L -Lhiy !" o"i or.r tie
STATE "f S"uth LnI"ijuo.
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AWARD OF PREMIITMS

AWARD OF PREMIUMS.
The followin, Premiums were awarded mt the
Abbcvi!le District Fair. the 10Th inst
HORSES
Best year old Stallion District
raised, Mr.. Benson, cup, $40 90
&C Stallion open to the world,
j.. X. Vance, cup, 10 90
single buggy Horse. District
raised j. X. Vance, silver, 5 90
2d do do I. brooks.
q pair Of District raised Horses
X. \. Griffin, cup, 8 90
I'd do Mares Mrs. DR.. r. Marshall, 8 90
q pr Horses open to the world,
,, ). H. Vance, cup, 90
o., Mares do }. X. Vance, cup, 90
single buggy Horse open to
the world, W. joel Smith. silver, 5 90
I'd - do do Johmthnn Jordan
'' saddle Horse open to the worlI,
ID. w. Aiken. silver, 500
"A g do do X. 5. Cobb.
saddle Pony open to the world,
John Browmlcc, silver, S 90
Z" saddle Pony, ID c1nss. , open ','%: to the
world, W. W. Bclchcr. Jr., silver 3 90
I'd usre as and do Coli, p;.1., !S." Essss ros's,:
Silas Hny, cup, 90
"a - Il" do Geo. Graves.
- "ycar old gclding. Dist raised,
5 :. Baker, silver, IS 90
g year old Filly, District raised,
Il. Hawthorn, silver, S 90
q year old gclding. Dist raised,
G. T. Haskell, silver, 3 90
2I " 2ycar oil do NJ Ia'imcr.
=, " 2y"ar old Filly, V. Eiugcy. silver, 3 10
I'll - do do Leroy Pmrly
" year oll Stallion Dist raised,
DIR. J. J. Warllaw. silver. 5 90
2d 4" do do J. NJ. La,imcr.
" year old Colt, District raised,
a. King. silver, 90
-d do do W. Harris.
" l. year old Filly, District raised,
W. Griffin, silver, ) 20
2d dr DO John W. Lesley
Stallion, do Il. e. sharp cup, %
"a do do l.. W. TRIBE
Fr the fas'cst fro:ting horse. open to
the world, Mr.. Elackwcll Marshall cup, II OO
j: K. VANCE, chr'n.
CATTLE-FuLI BLOOD
Best Durham Bull, years old,
I" Devon Bull 3 years old,
W. Joel Smith. silver, 5 90
. do do > X. \. Griffin. do 3 90
Durham old, +. \. Conuor, 10 = up
GRADES
Best Grade Bull, 5 years old
{. !, IL, r,,,n,iI ''''A' e"P' W
i , C,;,E, oilr,, , m
,,,,... ..,,.
'es' Dull frcuorlcN Il. Logan. cup, 90
! ~ VI. y. M;' asian. silver, " 0'l
e'"i' VI '""' H. VI. h"@"rS. cup. oo
com 90 cow" W. lIIGhey. sir oo
grade lirlicF' %. d. NJ ROGERS, % 90
40 a. Iy"' u. y Griffin, " 90
:. common Il, " ~ r.i,,'',' ,,''' :, ~,
- Yoke Oxen, S.B MrCl linton, sill. ) %
The Committee wor,l ,c.o,u,rc,,l 70 H., r,
vo,-,be notice of the Exccu,iyr t',r,,n;,,,., ,.
=,
V''"'' ~ I,'D''',',sr IT., l..v,,, ..
,,rr. ,yn ,I-,vy
Best imported tack, -
.ti. ). r. MARSHALL, cur. 10 90
-: H. "'Fh: >. l. hctier, cup, ~ oo
'ia'ric' raise" 'ach'
l.. IL. Eykhr'l. cap 10 90
.'cnn"t: a. j. j. r',rack"n cup 90
Mule . years DID, D. Jordan d" q 90
G' 90 Lem Kr'I. SILVER, > 90
; :. n,r, a,,J W W,,,, ,"'I, "''' '''''"' u' . w
,;nn ;1 c,,;,,, .,. & M
:. ,,,;r or r,.n;,a W,i '''''''"' cup w
Wilt, @ ~,
:. uu,o onor =, H., ",,l; ""''e' "' Wv
' i-N - "' ,I. .:,- 80,
,,, ~.,, =, ,'''''o w
lhS Committee would recommend 10 the IA
,or,. G,,,, ,oa,. VI r 'ns Lo'lh,'.ce; 'hc
, D. l.. War,llaw. which thew think viii co,n,,r,
| with any team in the Dis,rict. unJ ,hcv ,ynulJ
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VI "
" boz. straw Mats. L." Gil'mrl ID do -
The Cnlnuiticc wuuu say lila, there wcr,
nnnv fine specimens Of hII,ii wnri, in TIL, de
l':.r:Elc!it which c,.nr un'icr their notice. an.
for ia" w:iit; "f premiums being o!"rc,l. the.
We're compelled - pas. over. They wou!,
recommend To- The Executive Committee ,ha,
the lrrn:i;!n.s %: this ,partmcnt kc c,::r2"
uEl ncrc:,- -rl
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Howard Association,
Philadelphia.

A BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION Established by
Special Endowment for the Relief of the Sick and Dis
tressed afflicted with Virulent and Epidemic Diseases
times of Epidemics is the object ofths Institu-
tion TO establish Hospitals, to provide Nurses, Ply
sicans, Clothing. Food, Medicines, &c for the sick
and destitute to take chargcofhe orphans of deceased
parents and to minister in every possbls to the
lief of the ac ed and the heath of the public at large
1t is the duty of the directors at such times to Visi
personally the infected districts and provide and e1
eeute means Of relief. Numerous physicians not ae.
ing members of the Association usually enrol tneii
names on its Books, subject to be called upon to aeha
its hospitals, free of charge.
In the absence of Epidemics. the Directors nave u
thorzed the Consulting surgeon to give adsice anu
medical aid to persons suffering under Chrome
of virulent cha arising from abuse OF '
cal powers, NAL treatment, the effects of drugs &c
Various reports and Tracts the nature ana treAt
ment of Chronic diseases by the Consulting surgeon
have been published for gratuitons oistIioutioh, ~o
will be mt free of Charge to the afflicted.
Address for Reports or treatment Dr. george n.
Calbonn Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association NO
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Nv order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, Prest
cp,rcr FAIncHflp, Scc'y. nov le-1y
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nR TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous
~ patients for their patronage, and would embrace
this opport unity to remind them that he continues to
consult on those difficult of VENEREAL which
have baed the skill of of the most celebrated
ply sicians of the and upon which he has MEYER
FdTLED TO PERFORM Il RADICAL CURE.
DIR. TOZER'S reputation ply ysician stands ur-
equaled His exclusive aattention to diseases of the
Gonto Urinary Organs for many years renders him
perfect master of Syphilitic diseases.
DIR TOZER has. it is well known, taken patients
from the very verge ofthe Restored them 10 Perfect
Health He further states that he deems 1t sunclentt to
attract the attention of those who might need the ser
vices of physician in ALL CASES, not particularly
those in the advertisement excepting they
would test my merits practitioner and the result
of has been thus far satisfactory to my pa
tients and myself Nor do ] deem it necessary to MI
bombastc advertisements protesting my ability TO neal
all diseases flesh is heir to, for to do that must oc
something than man, but to give those that aie
afflicted with Venereal Chronic and other diseases 10
understand from long experience am iuly component
to trcgt them successfully.
offer genuine or fraudulent certificates or puns VI
my superior quail catons, as practltion neither 40
assume the medical honoIs to which am entitied p"'
merely ask those who diseased to read the diHeren'
relating to tho of private discase
(Niy arranged that can be con ulted IN
privale all hours the day, from o CLOCK Al NJ uh
til3PM
Personswith Chronic, Diarahoea, Dysentery, Ner-
Debility. Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness Of
limbs back isposition Loss of Memory, Ayers
ion TO Society. Love of Love of Solitude Tlm!dity
Dizziness, headache pain side, Affection ofthe the
eyes, Pmpes the face, Sexual and and other inhr-
mites in Mrn &c, will find it important to consult DR.
CHAs. H. TozER, at bis Office, Sixth ST., between
X, Sacramento,
G. II. TOZER, NJ, ID.
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lITY TAXES
CRY MARSHAL OFFICE, NEVADA,
December 10th. 1858.

December 10th, 1858.
DY virtue of an Ordinance enacted by the Board
ID of Trustees of the City of Nevada on the 3Oth
dav of November 1858, tax was levied upon all
the assessed and taxable property within the cor
porate limits of the city of Nevada for the fiscal
year ending May 1859, of fifty cents upon each one
hundred dollars of assessed value also, poll tax
of one dollar upon each male inhabtant of said city
twenty years of age and over. BY the same or
dinance it is made the duty of the City Marshal to
forthwith give notice by publication in newspaper
published in this city, that said taxes are due and
payable, and to collect the same.
/, therefore, hereby give notice in accordance
with the above mentioned ordinance that from and
after Monday next, the 18th inst. will be found at
nv room with D. Belden, over Harrington Pat
terson 81 from to P. NJ. to receive said tax
es all property on which taxes shall remain due
and unpaid on the Sd Monday of January A. D. 1888
will be advertised according to law as delinquent
and be subject to extra charges as per ordinance
made and provided. Property holders and inhabi-
tants are notified that the law In regard to the col
lection ofcity taxes will be strictly enforced.
E. o. TOMPkINS, City Marshal.