davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-09-27

:. 1-Rolaas"ns Progressive Primary Arhuaatic.. q Is
u-1;oe'n.en's IruStr1sive intellectual A1th.
Is
1I-Hob!nsons Progressive PRACTICAL AsthmetJc.. 60
I'-RoLlasons Key TO Practical Arithmetic 20
s-Notlnso1s Progressive Higher Arithmetic lin rrs
'I--l.o'lasons New Elementary Alscbsa..,..,.,, Is
sI-Noiinsons Key to Eemrut,ry Alsctna......,, co
sIil-Eob!nsont Culstsaty Alse!na ........,,...l.s
lA-kobnsons key to Cairessssy Alkelrs 90
A-Eob'nsoHs f;eo nesry aud Trigoao uetry..x.l i TO
Ai-Roasntoh's Surveying and Navigation. I'm
AH-Kostrssa'a Anafsl!ca! Geometry Ind conle
Stc1ions s.......-............ "a
A4il-IsohinsonA ndrtentat and In ekra1 Calculus 10
Alf-iohfuton'A Elcmelta1y Astrone mi, ,,.... IS
At-E"a1n+pns Tusscssity Astronomy. .........,.l,,s
Asl-Nobntohs Mat1.t mateal Operations. ..e3
A'1l-hoblcsoa ksy to Algebra Gconety, &c In psess
, 1859-09-27

~. toek Govnt:, c1scult Cau1 Cosk couptv.
a!s Asa. o4sk "
,tusic netes heratv given th.s T. L. e. Fin. r,.
~ IN chansss re 81 C'unr. state - lpi& vi
1ta s- IN ii turss. = the sept. ml4r r. M A. iSs
raste Ansllt ta'hs nix - k:rE far cab, On IL
.Sa *aS ~ thfHr. i u. lS at<k IL lis 1rs.
nei e ssht tay At the pot.h enr cf Conn M.ues Ii
" " Cta. tlat einx hauas art apnnss
.h ~ d hea" n thu County Of Ctsk ziosrssIG 10.
7 VIA ~ tft ,asht title aaa !nsese,s Of s t.ts.tans
EppR It's tud. me IT IN x4l4 ca..s 3 ;" sAA@aA*
L. Z. rAiNE FREFK
s.,, !, ,s.o Nastts Ia Ch14ersy Gee. Cenrty.
, 1859-09-27

Ntsanfed 10 f* ass! permanent e.re ~ O.
e'a o1oe rooH- IL A:rc:.uta Exchange cancr Of Lake
n eto se:cet d:!1ar ~itl fu!l particular. If ..-
&C. WI he 'sa: !" aIy address rpoa tie .eeept Of
peuny Postage stana m,ct ,sce I'm
, 1859-09-27

| T,n ~ = ~: S3.-t""k Comfy C!rcu!f Coas. May
,as s4' x 1'!ss r !; ss;snr ;';.n Ky
~ MI liz .1 Jt ~ warh:sH s;a',5 :.ar
aair ~. II s.ty s H.. ,' sh' %s ,S IT, =,
de..a eI1 -, s'k County WHICH sal b.. s<s re-
Mr. nr's,"sx. une.. You the sid Emily Chairman
70 IT, ns. u IT, 1 .. ,s x ss:,
seiNt IN b hedtn the tourt M"a.e ia th+ civ =
S* :; i*.a r:i = ;Ss: 'Sas
JIG =. s 'as,t,, a, .a.t IT. and IL over I'll
nay r ;;nsra siy e sp III fs sa,,: :.
= :. J441. r!a. AIRY <. I'LL "'t.. .aGsssir e:sss
State OF ILLINOIS. COOK
-, foCSfs: Ss-t,ook County Circuit t'onr, June
Sswt:n y, md 4 raoa: @ n1s ~ T. spssf W. +. Anta'rn
.x Ia. ~. n, .:a i IT, ~, Fl +. Il" : e f. z
~ r. 9us* a. T. -, At The ..It # u. 49,. ;o.s, \.
~ a:ant the <s.At~ II Tie ,ad vi Inn i.
<e,: h;;h shs;s1 ' tx !tiat:! Gsas.1 r..
~ s s*s = s 'sa t: Id stffs'i st,u r.x
r sa3 IN - ~ III i-P X; tt T. IL III =, =.
s.s' s. Il .T y: h":G t;t
@'a ~ e"ters' .-t A, u Evnr VI tue sAll f.Ixs
1.s he si IL III as, <s. iii a IT, T.
~'ll to satisfy tie ,ane. ' >e-" ""' 10
r. J.x1. FIT. An'y. H. '"o"esi =. &C. es;9v
\jOlsTt;AGE S.lLE-Not,c. i
~ htret7 s!vcn ef.un Aay:af lxra u,l IN th.
rasnn = u 'he rnss" r. s+tsa .sss;,
I'm. ely IT cLl ~, tu tks ua,,rcns H,,n' na'.,
rss1s IL he ..snt'. !, &C.. ~ q, M .e,!i = III ~
OF ~. VI Ma,ts,ss~ ra;c III, aud xhes s, ~! a,,,4. ~
ai:n III va s :s to '>ete 'ls 1t Fur TLu..ll
NV; .haI sn:er and ~ .irtu- 81 the ro~-~
.l u q; 11:x1 's al + r. sS -: IN ihu.,,r t s
III, s =. II: t.rh 4rr "f The 'n,.t H,. Ia liz ,it> u
."1 1 i; Slsi ,Ls liz : =. !sss ,,.. tt r. 81, =,
$ 4 i i i: t; : i; s:, 1: !:
hf' !" 'As ''.I1x HIM Z & 4HS:;::'
1,I.1Tt ,,k7 n 17;,7z y; -..'s
nf c1s-., ,'l,,,:, t,O-S ,!m,, ~. 'i!t!
~ Tsra. is:y Hsays. ss1.s.. Wsnla S.,, H.. ra
'u:: a4es1: " ">@' -. "''A' a. ''Fl's''
s' a's & t. ss Isx Il ley; ws' sj i M s.s.a
|. IL t.s r'. r.a !, al! l.! II. H.; y;t 4 ~ cy
mp ai4l.l 4 ri h, kt -: e,n,.t. i. III ~ ."a ena
L., ;s:sssy s., :: ;;; q = e
~; ." he T.. Il as;y I'LL ~: .: sepsa. s1s!s.
S..w. u,1,, :. ~ Il ~ sst !,sal y sl,.G 70;
s; l. s +, =: % + aa ~ '*;:
Ii !; l y n si': I
su & ~! ~ ~. t,s '1T y; .14 s "'a',sr"
'.sx ~, ;fsrs sai>f*i ~ .:r,;ae t",as
1".,--.s 4 Ii.m r cer, r. *.jr. ~ ~ Eli
> So, NV, = -: - AZ" ~ a-1]
eIAIH. 0E {11INf1f% fs...,,... -.
- nt 1.nk-.. ,,,,,.l ;. 49,. e"t"ts
Tsru iSy Jul ium nrs.ass ~ r,s e..sI H"..uttr
m i..nrrrr "AA" o''soas vs. Aa"dl;A+ L. ln:ts<us
at'i!.,it II II. n, mn .t,.c, =, r,r ~
!r,. I'd ..u;r n. 81, n,ir ~ annt1s i"tat"uk
r tr:k Il n sus,r iS,. es1 sf t i. IL th- ~ .f
srrx - risrn T., ihr rs, H. Ia' - ls'<' A"'tt~ j.
Apn i.r.. ", tbs run, ,".h. ii IL, H., tha Jt!as
:4l Cont III IT, 4, 49,. ~ 80 r. ''."ar ~! u stm'@s.t @
AZ .. au.r + isS ,r,l ~, ] a .<st u. "n thT sh
ali II lid 1o,r - Il II = tAsiea&"A *e~a
r.. N,.rlay ws ~ wv ~. - ns sfat:'.b IN 'As
Nx nj e.. W. thr ,.,t +, ,... !, Nv tt'ln'r
Nm div Ia - A4' ,t - 't"st," .nn' per-
Il Crs tnWn,y ,.n II NJ - - r., ~ ~. :" h'-s''
r,,an a, h; -, ~ w. 80 - ~ r MN thttc"t !" ~
<a,"t -, 1ss "" - - ~ usn't' o nc hfF. A"hlay II
:ur iii, ;.. i, ~ ~" m ~ ~, -, ~; ~ & ~ m.t y re .4d
nd fL,rS. ,h... ~, ,hs s!Ar at"i In +AttFs
fs< au 4.E tAtcrt akai,4a1 You aess,rpr II.
, 1859-09-27
Iegal Acbrrtisemeuts


u ECEIH L.l'S SAIh' lr,;,.,1
- States ri An<tif y '1--n trt,,et IF f,r NJ. =.
~ NJ tts't oi the ta' >e4.c4 fr a. Ssrs.th ri.
tlt h'l f"!fE an district ITS IL th,nc.E~ i.
s'sr!y s, ); :*Ps Ps; W. Sshs Jsha l. So.
CAases Y. tatnbert True Wunlt,4tv aa.l s1rn rn
r. Public Notice heseby s!y that !, J. ii Zen uon,
t" eetraf OF The e.ta{e If The =,
- IL ;4e:s1t md I'ae Wocaaasy. w in psa.nee Il
Ah a5 II a. H. ls9 ia raid Court u h+ 1SS
ls'n' = p fs thereof ~ It public ac.n The hEr-
fash On The 1tfh d4v nf ctahes. 4. b. i. It
+" f.; sk u ae .sroSn Of :aA day. II thu ooh dor
a.i atesss Iss<.ver &fsre.ad 10 aal H. iha falSwEs
r., s lsss oF i.1c.t If l4n .is'.At IN thr City u
t.s 'E" nuhx ot to+'2 :,t State af Inos1 VII =,
a, ur ~ '''ek t~n!ie nthc rntca Park *eeon1 al
.n, ~" tt the d~alln4 hsu-r md ~
R ~ Er th Id p1uI,<ty to hs soI4 sph.
e." W.;1. I1It Er.l .tFsot. s.s!u'ity the n!t de
~ !, H. he Ar:l. 18th. t.:s sccute ,ha ray nssne
III: : ~ " l.; ;.'t as,dsa Ia.a n "ps rear fioul sad
~; an sH- in Mseaan!t.' Lien t., the lI.cu,t
sai, 81, Js< %sfy l.. ;ay'n ul t.hbu.h
5<eA Nth ifc:eaass nj nj tss a. =
C1fraGn serfemt1 r. iSsa 'A'I A'oS' tsesfssf:
, 1859-09-27
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY
-
COLLEEE6TT 1S*TIrETrr.

MOxRs'E. MICH,
The S!Hcth kcA 1eIir ic " II THIS :,r4Irr <c, <-
anans I,ti!s. ti cen u.nn 1T E*t>Af, thr ~ o:
&EFTEM EEn-1. - ~ 80. w.
tAt ..rtr.I fepArl EFff. ~ "
III. !n..fns sn... *:1rr',r 4dsti-,. 10 v,.n. "a.
n's wshi,- ~ elt uin YES III r. nc G..,l4 l..:.t.
ins Ha~sts so- aA1 i:::'Ii.el.. Mus.:. i.:.o r.
fan tas!' m .a't.s Ti-* wishing IT, trr;lge thc,n-
sise w. f"i:tr- y ~ N iii! tit, Ih,ti!::-
uoh unri; a'l'1i IL III" si.t ater .! Is Icing ,",:
w ahu IN W'' n.1:u ~ ltc IN ,l,xts
ri tas!t stA'3ag f'1r t4f.lti'u.
h;-"' Ialslu. y tsas. E.rhn- FURNISHED a,i r,r-
ss.r s.r . c.t.s III. IN: rnas: .s,s a.l,, ~
the 'rinr':-d, !. EuiD Murrut. se.t. ahs vi IN.
EFFERsUN Hight SCHOOL.
- For Male. hnl ftm.c> Nj III W+.t Mutls,e Afrr+
<:IclTn. ILL., TIT E1t l. s1a s7 .,i.s.t.1. 81 .aa; %.t
1sa r.: F.s ;:iss!4r* :I:y IL 4. H. l'rsas I..vgs
tNFtf " Isl Ma1tsuu 2Ht jr:l:r:' :'+4fs. :.lnrs
II. =. NILE. it.rti;'s!. 70 l;nx i.so.
Chicago Eefcsrs,c',-KvE-. ". w. Iatn. y. 81. t.fT!.
,naarntv ruti Mr. 1i.f M", .ur SUCCESSOR
nfas At.)srsoa High hc4.nl, L. ail !,.. tf.,ei.
aul'1y.as ~. I; t;lEAA'N'
, 1859-09-27

go Notitx:.-The uud ersirnca
faaess IN ths Neseiast. sact o: Aae,u Gsyr..,. ~
S,Soes o. ID cha'ss, 1sais esaah:y ,..:,e te:
1T The nossa VI t's Rank will Ir trtco hr Fl On
oA ca tSa sac sr.n. ~ Kca:uelr, Indian, md t,so
Il. d. TftfekF
, 1859-09-27

T-,,n cofATf: s;-cc"k cennty C!rcu!s cour+. Mar.
Ias'is nFlss l. hersnr x!vrn the s.i EnY
tnS ~ VT - .asI''t,t Issued " lhr nn>S rf ,os
~ ~ tH's County aeui Gnnrt t.iei tf c,,.h sr,.
~ VI y. =. 1s' 1t tse suit u: th- Ali Jr..s, anrhs9h
r at1A - w e-t.fr II thc .alH r" th.t nut jr IT,,
,ne sat.sa -! Cok e"any, WHICH .i wss ha. as.n RS
Nn~. urFe,tr, un!e*. you tie a.hl Eml1v t.h,r,,,,
sas T. f*en.y te anil api<ar h zs tie sid Tnt Cvmss:
s Dan 70 cf txfeta ths aszt day Ut thu ntzt ,v;1n
tss ssa ss. = 's ss ta., ~ A"a'y # S.yen<f @
nt *t snlte,i .slss you and Ii aver II the ss
o.r 7d =, n.ueh st tLe prpersy atsa hs ~
u u Do aid 10 satisfy Ike .an,~. ~ ~@@4 e''A'
.1,u,. p,r.. "N- L. cllCRcH. Clerk.
, 1859-09-27

hocstd It Chicago Hcr nrH. Thf.;s!l!.a alssr buf
It. tat: g.: ;;: of Ian: Nr.S:
At, 1rs9, MEL'. sItAT,iN n;..v v Hi Jc;at iIs.
a. ~ F ;ea fr.ni,acl rr;t5scrsir Ss
application u t.s r.i-rttE1s L. ~
ta7ss-tly bETAST Er11, 4 s-.Hs r~rnx
, 1859-09-27
Groferlcs, 31rohisiol1s, ST.
n EW GROCERY HOUSE.

No. 1C.... ..SoufIl Vuscr SfrcetNo. 1c
Third door east Of Michigan Avenue,
1nritv atcn,n to tltir stack Of STApLE AND Fancy
GROCERIES. whi"ll Il tsunpistx fn every department.
anil eunsiats it, 1s.r, III fuIows:
70 IiIas. y. o. sn-.ss- cnmmon to cao,ec.
. 49, Cuba 4Hl Furtn IsIcu Sugars.
= Ills \. !. l:cdne! -.',n!.c1 qualities.
T." :. !. !. SE;nrt-a.4 sr1c1i All! vEki CHEAP.
SF l.t.huifcI att y. i. *usay ffuu.s SULASsEE
So9 'sss S;.l1:1as.oz1'd aid low any HARDWARE
CoFFEES-Isi" I.:eaira. O. G, LARA well ee!ccsed aud
III t4"s! &uFl,iy. "s.
TEAS iu u.s4,rtmrnt IF t9,c t.csY t-,,ax ~ .,,.t,
FErcl1as'ss will fHd our Euots "C1IEAp AS TIE
eAtA't>7- and ths attention Of da.I nuycrs I. par
t3culas requested 10
Nn. lG S:u.h Water Street
, 1859-09-27

(4'ol SALE-At low prices and
u on vcsY favorable terms
1IOUS SES AND LOTS
0a Mfas:u avenue, Vert Rand rh Stree Faane. .t,,ct
MrTt laek street, 1,s iaIn". and Wcst MI
bI, a1Fv1t Hf$J. +. QUiMIY T. Eti
seis m. Wa':er'a 1svck. Il itafl"rn .:srtt
, 1859-09-27
STATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

- COUNTY. Cook countr t1rrn,. ,.on<+ ~
Nsw!tn md Sal.tuons e. Rove f~ - :. AkH'SH
a'.ce 10 A~Er'v s,stn IN thu sal2 Siu. On {.
Tst of 2t:en. nj ls-a tl ":e II
ir ~ ir 'e ~ C"llfy au a'"uts, lated liz III
3 ~ 1uet. j. ~. 1t the SIT If u.e -, n,.x
ws ~ aSatn+; The ts.at~ If The .ad ~.l ,.,n D.
f !:e ~1tnl II uLe TL,,uzlr As.- ttf,,tx.i mi
fv lhlats liectft IL th- s.s;t. IT C.,E C.rs,s
"9:'a Alt VII ha+ tsta I. turned ~sceu.ss.
hsreh're ua'. $. Ettu tEr sid Suitun r. ruua
YELL p*tsttaly H. aH rttx e s <Acf nun1v
~, u On Or ~frH the d..t day the re1t ;rrn
~ h"Itn at!h tnt 1l.a% ii, tLe civ II TIL
e.' N se th:Fa M'n.Iay 1t N.yrnl~r H. H. li:s viva
III :ai - pis.l the xt ristntIs iIan 1t
~ ~ rhefsd 11rt Ainl u Evnr VI toe ali f;x.1v
=. snt1Hxef anil ." mta Ut the rrupr1y ait;li a. nsy
.ent " st"fy Ire said cost VIII s.
, 1859-09-27
T. F. JAxxs, Pits Au'y. -; sf,s:w
\IOkTt;.At;E S.\LE-Not1r,. i

- ~ .eeT ssen At !ef4un kas:af b<ra u.a.le c thu.
t!rs"f Mors. a,., r.c u;x hy Ilr,. If t,
=, 'hs h. G, II ra ~ IL ths ua!stav, Hiram a.
ttota.: In he l.toict* usuSs IT C.-.k t.vn,3y i'll h,
H. oS -" - If A"tsaxr~. Page ~, aud whieu .st: III.
tsltAn 1h.l!arx, '"' " o"4 AA'''N1'1
Vow shall. cn!er and hy rirt:- &. tA. roxr-
- SIT 'lard ii x1i! ThuI.4iar. f,t .,Rh
nv ~ u:t-r ts.t. a. i>N II II" ">l \. u 1t nut
,;4s ~ t"r t"Fl 4.sF "f The ntt IJ,>+ Ia it ,t> ~
th'1s I. TINT. IT Cnk. a:! ino[. r,fr y. II,
Hte - 't 4 hs t. IN 1Ae hIs u, l..h,. nr Z, Il,
w W f't o. hs Irrri =" tnln-x., s'uri tn IT, sty ii
Iii 4x. a:r1 ts1il ri IN .at III. r+:... a. T. ynnt.r
yts' "f Su~vssa lt..a :4u-lss tsss. II ruth.
''h>af. in ic e:.rfv -" H. t. - Il ~ ,tw If ., -
HiHaM y. TUCKER, Mn.tg,.~r
, 1859-09-27

Knows SEM1NAEY-No. o7s
III 't'' ,ls;' MHtly stitr:.lcr s,i IVA Mai, AID
1,.ir,, . i .era7i: le": II ssh"7 have
astl afrat t y-tt'f1r tNnt. Fur further
'tt tltrl:a'. al CoIAe's Dook. ore. .>A@'&'
Aa9o~ls.-A q. T. SNOW. pritcJca.
, 1859-09-27
z.
Assignee At AtchaelUfuf3en Konk5rr+.
Chicago. September /. 1sss. xt1isst9 Ii

- County ~. conS County Circuit tnute, s<p.smtsr
Ten, AD is;9 kuaa< lseasd.ct and Ethsl r. far1.am
Va lkh}1a In %xL!ck.
Flsc Nnsce hs1rhy given ta tie sail BENJAMIN $ei.
hek ss!tncans, tht ~ht ufatehmcEs If tha
une u the CtFk 1F tue C1k County tscu ituF tasta
the ~ tar sfIuy A. q Is ~ At tie tt tk4 ratt }:us-
ss Esatsi.et an Eshei farEa, '4.lln anL a.ain.L
the e-fase u! -aat III ttsatt fas th- hMnLi...
<iEhsy -!ont Gl sxt 10 'hs sheriff If Cock Ccl:y,
~nhf 4-hl writ bAs es.u ltiufL"rl exkcuttrs.
NHN. tEee'pTt unit fhv said f-td1nL sLaIl tr-
lily e AMI appear befon. the &.! t'ouk tounty Tin nit
c"' On or left r. the n!~ tar o ths ne4f tr: Lsy+r
be h9hstn II The tnnEi ftu-e the city af heu tha
're.n A1Ee a. of of.scntE' kyt 'Eeesl i and peat
aalEst AID It. favor Vt sd pl.tnifn and s rus II
The pt.petty aehsI may ,ufsrnt snts.4y thu
Aald July met aa tuss, viii tt anh! aas,sfy The ax
MM.L EuEGIIl. ItSr.
, 1859-09-27

tEAEHORN SEMINARY, Ne.
T,o ~ s'st'1 aven':,-2 tiL"rEs 4: Il. rs!1rifa.
On rst' MrSpaf: s.l: TN. and r''in'" n w.rt..
luthH-CHat it{4.t1t'snt. f1t; Iat!rmvi,r an
FnM1E; - Fnncl AMI t;.r:. ..ie.. ii yx,ra: i. ux
snk ~ aEr e'hio io~''lAa Arta.a+ viii r. reliy fy
te r. ~ ne *el'rI !; TIT = Liz. e: sErf frsn titcu.t,
LAY a. .snr1 \: IL sssn.n4y principal iisk slora
, 1859-09-27
Corporation f10tlrrs.

GlT} OF CI1ICAGO-City COL
~ i-c''r'+ (i.ce. S-s- Lab l-U
Not:tr II h.1eay k.rn tn tie warraLt fr lhe Annu
Ta1t. for 1c yer d. u. lss. ia r,y band. rr T.
vt:"n AZ rrFr'hs nqaense.l :osttwsk" make pas
scnt {" at faxf" II MY "tce- cfth" vii fx
II tr e.Et aEI r1pcHsG uf the tr rI--
h4eus " s..d t1xss i. F. t. TELLER,
laal-
, 1859-09-27
Rew 3)uhllra1tollb.

TOR TIE SCHOOLS OF TILE
- NORTHWEST.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-03
To the AiIllcted.--Let no false delcacy preve

To the AiflIcted.--Let no false delicacy prevent
the invalid from seeking medical reef-the card of
DR.. L. J. CzAPKAY to be found in another column in
dicates where to obtain reliable and competent ply
scian. II is seldom that we called upon to bear
testimony in favor of the skill of any ply sican, but
a sense of duty as well justice demands that we
should not pass Dr. Czapkay by without something
more than mere mention. Unlike the greater por-
ton of those who thrust themselves and their nostrums
before the public, whose practices empirical, Dr.
Czapkay is gentleman of medical and scientific
attainments having held the position ofchief surgeon
of the liberatng army during the late hungarian
Revolution, being voted honorary member OF the
Philadelphia College of Medicine, and is possessed OF
all the requisite experience and skill for the success
full practice of his profession 1t is to the and ad-
vice of such physician would recommend all
suffering from the effects of sexual private diseases
feeling assured that in all such complaints, whether
arising from infection, ndscretion, seabuse, or loss
of viriy he guarantee, from his extensive prac-
tice, speedy and permanent cure To those suffer-
ing from the effects OF physical and mental debility,
we would say, let common take the place of
false modesty and seek such advice as will save you
from untimely grave, and lead you back again to
pristine health cons.dt Dr. Czapkay, whom we cheer
fully endorse skilliul and tried physician, capa-
bic of coping with and successfully eradcatins those
sefnhcted miseres, the evils of empirical practices
and all diseases of seminal nature. DR.. Czapkays
rooms on Sacramento street, opposite the Pacific
Mail Steamship Co.'s olice San Francisco.
decl6-3n
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-03
jan25-1nn
sw-A NOTORIOUS FALsEHOOD Is

represented to the public the above "Caution," by
poor creature who claims to be agent for California
for worthless preparation called Fshs Hair Resto-
rative, (the name "Restorative" filched from Prof
Wood and offers it to the public iaIIJible pre-
paration for restoring gray hairs and representing
that an article manufactured and offered under the
name of Premium Hair Tonic is trying to make for
tune off the foundation of his iitJible preparation,
and that there was no Diploma awarded to the Pre-
MUM Hair Tonic There was a special Diploma
awarded, and the same can be seen at any time by
calling at DR.. Watts Drug Store, No 92 First street,
Marysvile.
Read what the Committee reported
"Your Hair Tonic has been thoroughly tested by
your committee, and they find it to exceed their most
sanguine expectations, and they recommend the use
of it to all persons making use of tonics for the hair
special premium is recommended on this article to
the manufacturer"
Manufactured at the Drug Store Of s. 7. WATTS,
Marysvlle, and sold by all respectable Druggists.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-03
4ajp 3latlonal Democrat.
Soil Around Frnit Trees.


In the year 1854, the year of the great
drought here had some apple trees stand
ing in piece Of cloverand some in garden;
those in the clover were worked around once
or twice in the early part of the season, and
those in the garden were cultivated all the
summer. The trees that stood in the clover
were so injured by drouth that | had to
mulch them, and water them twice week,
and could hardly save thea while those that
were kept clean, and the surface stirred
through the season, grew luxuriaatlv, and
appeared to be affected but little by the
drouth These trees had been planted sever
al years. | had a few trees standing in the
nursery, two years old from the graft kept
well cultivated through the summer; they
grew seven feet high, and were the admira-
tion of all who saw them So much for keep.
ing the land well plowed, and the surface
continually stirred aud kept light, during a
drouth.-A. a. Mullins, Cheshcr's Store, Ky.
The above reads very well for Kentucky
culture; but We do insist that in oil our
inland valleys, away from the damp, ocean
winds, and where evening dews are almost
unknown, and no rain falls, to continue to
stir the surface soil around the fruit trees is
only to render it drier, and cannot in any
way benefit the tree except just so far as tho
hoeing or stirring may be necessary to keep
down the weeds.
In the extract above, a comparison is made
between trees growing in clover and those
around which nothing was permitted to
grow and the difference in their growth
shonld have been attributed to the proper
cause, and not the cause assigned
Fruit tree growers are well aware of the
injurious effects of all growing plants for
Al,
trees, and particularly does this apply to tho
clovers, that, sending their long top roots
deep into the earth, deprive the tree of all
the moisture it might otherwise obtain with.
in the compass Of its roots. There is some.
thing also in the reading of the extract that
does not appear quite clear to u.s. 1t would
seem that, those in the clover were worked
around once or twice and yet, had to mulch
them and water them twice week" and
further, that "these trees had been planted
several years )" if so, but little good could
have been expected from watering or mulch
ing near the body of the tree, as the root
feeders were far hence. 1t is too frequently
the case that the inexperienced in the cul-
ture and management Of fruit trees trace or
attribute the effects they see produced, to
wrong causes.
To keep the ground stirred and mellow
sufficient for the destruction of all weeds and
grasses in the vicinity of growing fruit trees,
is of the utmost Importance in securing vig-
orous growth, and the instance above refer
red to, is truthful exemplfcation but to
attribute the effect solely to a constant stir
ring of the soil of the one, and neglect to
do it in the other, is not proper reason or
way of accounting for the difference in their
growth. 1t should have been attributed to
the drain of the clover upon the fertility and
moisture of the soil of the one over that of the
other-lSd1t Jose Tribune
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-03
9utels and Restaurants.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
poRNERLY THE HAUN HOUSED
Corner of D and Third Streets,
MARYS WILLIE.
-FOUR STORY RRICK MUM

A -FOUR STORY BRICK BUILD
IA ING, with front of one hundred and sixty feet
with verandahs cncircng the same parallel with each
story
business portion Of the city, and was built and fur
nshed for first class HOTEL and such has no su-
peror on the Pacific coast.
There are no dark rooms corral In the building
All the rooms are light and well ventilated.
Having recently purchased the above property, l
have made extensive improvements in the building,
and re-furnshed the same in a superior style. | am
now enabled to offer the public first class Hotel at
prices that will suit the times.
The entire establishment will be under my personal
supervision, having determined not to rent any por-
ton of the premises.
The house will be kept open at all hours, and rooms
reserved for the travelling public lriving by the
mers and coaches.
Single Meals. so cts. Board per week, 81 90
Board per week, (according to room) $40, $12, $t5
Lodging per night. 80 cents 15 cents, 81 90.
dec14-my LEE McGOWN, Proprietor
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-03

A CARD.-It is a well known fact among med-
cal men, that there has long been wanted good and
reliable preparation Of sARsAPARILLA, as nearly
all that are manufactured in the East CONTAIN SPIRITS
and some Of them even MERCURY, although processing
not to do for all cutaneous diseases,
etc. they are injurious instead of beneficial Now in
the preparation offer to the public we are willing
to show the receipt to any one-no matter who-Doc-
TOR OR NO DOOrOR-as every man has right to know
what he is taking:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-03
CERTIFICATE OF JOHN WILLIAMSON.

l. John williamson, Attorney at Law, Huntington,
Pa do certify that Prof De Grath's Electric OIL is
infallibe for rheumatic pains My wife, who for so re
time past has been greatly afflicted and unable to
walk has been restored by the application Of this Oil
almost instantaneousy, and can cheerfuly recon-
mend il 10 Others JOHN WILLIAMSON.
Can be had at the principal Drug Stores. and for
sale by RICE CObtlN ~, agents.
~ and 20 - street, Marysville.
PARK WHITE,
Agents for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street, opposite the Market,
ian25-1m San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-03
List OfAgenfs-

Agency Notice.-Mr. L. p. FISHER is our only
authorized agent in San Francisco, receive adver
dsements, receipt for the same and to transac. bus
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT. Office 171% Wash.
ngton street, (upstairs) nearly opposite Maguire's
Opera House.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-03

MIR. E. D. DAVIDSON is our Agent in Sacramento
and is authorized to receive subscriptions and adver-
tlsements, and to receipt for the same Office at E.
D. Davidson's Post Office Exchange, 4th street, be-
tween and X, near the Post Office
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-03
W DrYch ar GwYliedYdct.n
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WELSH NEWSPAPER OFFICE, 19 Nassau-st.,

WELSH NEWSPAPER OFFiCE, 13 Nassau-st., I
April IL, 1858.
Prof o. ]. Wood Dear Sr-some month or six
weeks ago received bottle of your Hair Restora-
tive and gave my wife, who concluded to try it on
her hair little sinking at the time that it would re-
store the gray hair to its original COLOR but TO her as
well as my SURPRISE after few weeks trial it has per
formed that wonderful effect by turning all the gray
hairs to . dark brown, at the same time beautfying
and tmckening the hair. strongly recommend the
above restorative to all persons in want Of such a
'change Oh their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-03
Certificate.

MARYsvILLE, Oct. 10th, 1858,
have used the Premium Hair Tonic, manufactu-
red at Dr. Watts Drug Store for restoring gray hairs
to their original color, and am happy to state that
my hair, which getting quite gray, is now restored
to its original color by the of your valuable Hair
Tonic, and would recommend it to all who are trou-
bled with dandrnf or gray hairs.
jan27-1m S. G. PIERCE.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-03
NEW YnRK. Inlv o. 1sh

D,of n M -.
10, ". ., Nooh-Wlth confidence do L recommend
your Hair Restorative, as being the m ost e0cacous
aIucie ever saw Since using your Hair Restorative
my har and whskers which were almost white have
few more applications will restore them 10 their nat
ura i color. IL also has relieved me OF all dandruf
ana anu unpleasant Itching, SO common among persons
""O P9i'PIe Heeiy' j. G. KILBY.