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~ aaliislel lls 1ata Iho1saac and .-.TF@Fu-
r -i-ii'1 ln a s,aled enre 81 o. arg 50 Lef4slrl
49, Dad. su raaclif ~ flres sfaraps A
p ...si asa'T ID ne flysirli 7saars-AHa-lzaa-lE
10y q 90 lrlulr eIusei ~ - seil-1tu1e o
.Allin af1 ne iulllrt1rs oarsu-rral = Nererr =
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~ ~ lrst ~ sgliinl Eiuissaus Genital anf
A-1r1us uetilty Iu asfets- -. IN g1ar1v Ds-rs-s,
= atirit lla1llif7 Decreases y ~ $50 trqsns ~
-l--ia t Isrrs1r are rrarlaffr 80 eas-f1.1iI,
rel1rae iT 10 authrr. naseI ~ ne .TssS-f 40,
.iaeai y asana q uailh 10 in7aIid can resin
-t 500. harias rec1urse o. Gsuesrous snl
lsrau ne Lsuidu Laneetl
A - ifiisn efer written au a suaIarf az rifsf ian
ton 'F---
Aairees the Pullls-crf, !. G. KLINE 4 co 1ss Ava
n1 er iiih siresti Pea haz 49, Ns1T YORK CIV.
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II L A / T Il EST0R Err.
nt Z M1sQWAA' % sAEsAFAHlLLA and IODfDs
~ -r fJ4AaA. l.lls from freat RIA he a1lg KIND
H1-T o. o-1elal-e 81 t1s urlii1 ar ne pbyalcians
re -sef. af tls medicine lIEtiT ent1l.ed b.
as ll al.iiHsl-slei pl7s.l1ns ne r1rll or he
11r..t lcaalltls 1ll. se-Tai9ia. srrlilis scrcfl-
. VITO rs.i-E. p eases 81 re Eluers HlcE Liver
e-4a SGD aa.l1E.laelis ~ Trllsrl Piuales Oh ne
l-ee. 9.4 sre lAe.llar Qiutssal q e zpplslJ Pc
-.s eai-ailts --1-rirlaa q tle Boa system and
ID -iHeass aHI-1-ri ierea. fr u1res me SIN clear
l .---tl a..-1f ultl -ls llffs. and stl-f - used
.e lrlar md sumner -a rrl.r tla llldf al rrerenf
.i.saa. AZ laf 81 CD . ldf-le
A.aaa SIS roLlaA F-1lIlst fl-f-rs1lslee f1r
las-s ta. ta-sl1 -il1r. &C. 1T-ltlr a-l1-t l1sale-
f -s-lalarl mi. E- most ue-tarls f1ss l-t cause
~ 1at ----a ID Te.ll1-a le 11Fes sl.lsf it
-.- Lrlee
Eas1US's EsEEECE or TARA certain cure Tor
~ -sal-,a ni.-sarzl. DTssu-ery Flz, Chraaie
4-soHas ulGEuUr AEU IEOs "A p--rsuanf
.i.- O.. la.ls lrl -a-r. -us CaEr srzsl spleen
i-aFea.a lsl=rslz- Ieo-asg. Pl.auass lr t-ndencs
o. fl-lI.I1c
la.aoHh sfJMtfH E-rrElfs-t ala1sarr. lrrls-
-11z ralc, o. b. li 1-.rs -ssI1. l1 1rsrsnsis ps-
-il-T &c
M1fgUNs 0-ErtE,-E--Se~r- known 20 f-il e.1-inr
OH -l.s ti1a-Fnl sa-azp1rll-s ard illla q Pa-s.a
lfs'aa-Jl Cl---a llr-.- s1re Eg-s Burns
Pre1assI ana sait 57u Ha-h-s pra--.t. s.su Of
fcsr. and Mortar. n sa1ais. Tennessee. fecia-ffv
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E0Aln CrQffff.

IrrE are ofrrinr Tseufy-llrca acres % Lali. -.
w 81 iois % 5uit rurchaserf % onrs two and -
three years treiif. ah1Hi two miles from ClufI--A
square near nr Iho1nas'. Au1iT slon 60 -
o. =. ROBINSON = Co
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STATEMENT
or THr ooEpTTIos o.
The Hartford Fire Insurance
COMPANY,
Mad, 70 C0mp;r0HsT Of tie Nats Of TsaHsssos,
January 4, 1883.

. r1r rar.1 81 .lls CsElaz-T is de Il l1aLtohD PR
INSCRANCE COMPANY, az1 De- loaates q Hartford
CRUFTAE
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9nsurantt.
THIRD ANIMAL sT.sTE.HF.yT
QUAKER cry INSURANCE COMPANY ia


arArE or 1EaaEEsEE. CoarnoLLEH's OrsIcrf
- aA1HFfLLE FetfulrT T. 1859
'his O. O. carils fat fle ater CIV iusrrsare Com
Pang ai1atei st Faiisia4dia iu enc stsfe Paun-
l..ail- pa eliirl rifh aii ne re1re1lsuts q AZ
lsee 90 Asr-l. ial enltai I'd al 81 ln rerlses faa
Aselies ~ iururaree C1narira 90 rlr1fsf b. trs
alitr af l-aessce" 1ul uai $. rrflan The resiI7
elldfiz.- agent % ali Company in tts rIfTcf Nsrphs
1-ale 2 lHaaealee- DUNLAP
fElal=an f.aHrfH.HHaH
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s9 Great LOCI!

Il IT CARSON. The Eesfor I'd thf Eolkv Mountains
N VIE Prince 1t the House of Dlvii-neV supply
Austang sfays By lere Clemens.
Bernard Lyle
Frcderick he Greats nv Csr'vsl-
rhe Eisiary of PEostlfufsn ssuser. 60
Erncst Liuwunj BY ar Hcniz,
ScIi-M 1is Meu
TIE Nif.aes ei N-e Trrtf hv nCfsficss.
Villages and Corarrs. fv VluE A series Of CO.
Hi-ns nrarare far eNecufian in fhe United States.
n.-ioae's Traves ant Researuhes 10 souta
Alrln.
Aiene; BY Marion Hariln--uew 'upply
ridien Pans "
Autabicrrapaieal sscsch-s ana rec5liectionss IS
Rev Tleo. clapp-
Souvenirs Of travel bV Mlflame LeVcrt
KIRK * WILLIAMS
Tr1 Mafr -.
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Look Ont fer 4 swindler.

C0EFTIME sfHce. al1an calling himself Dr. WILLIAM
- ri THOMPSON. ahcui 6 Sect 8n1tes lisa. tight
hsr sauey beard tark hazel eyes rather EailQa
nier ou ard qre rrkfE FerTrlrutluE alusrlf ~ BE-
ia1rinr e Tsrl1r lsdre No. e Hadulah, keutudET
ciied - sale q ne AEs1ns a. EhitcViiie, IeaHesstf
l1l-a M Ife sd suindied then c1f q s11e fluas
rfraIsirr al TIE .ime b rriuni said funsf uht d
Efssf. EoHEB JoIEgsoE, ssersssFv.
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DALY'S
AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY!

mar3o-ln W. z. MILToN. Agent.
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= = y - = -
WATCHES rcn1lrfl.
.rFWFF.RT nlafa b. arifr and rrTzirel
CLOCKS repaired aia regllaie- A. any PART q ;hali'
m H-ors TS,ayranIsa.
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u tbs age ~ 11ultera-ei and 1e1-erl1r L1u-rs ID
Is source g -reat slils.lc-11 % De- atie -l l11
.-alel plilll. .li '7ei- l 4lA-iles ezlel- s--4 i
hsve The most favorable iueue1-c 90 the husu olsl
tuil-1
a 's RODS o. soil on TIRE b1rks % ne Raine p-aiu,e
the rraue uacl VIII flourish where cise from whose
Juice proceeds The "JahsaaIsaerg' Ae chdccs- Wine
o. ne world
Afsw acres o. land 10 C1bapra1cc tobacco The aaror
aui quality 90 whi-h. when ulisc-urcl into cigars,
are inaupa-s5Iy superior % i af ie proaet ai suy
stleT sai sud narrow Etripof lard iu the Parish %
Nfrhitacafs. iu L1u-sal1 hls .rr Supplied DE Uari
uta super--l enc article Of sluG from su-h tettccl
as cannot BE- in-1-sl 60 grow elsewhere
IN ike manner Or has a- 1ean Enaru tarf limited
territory Vl- On thr valley 81 ils Monsslela river.
ezlsivei tr-n-s l1rth Rge ol properties s. marked
ai peculiar ta1t its aisfiliiln lr144 "ni-T OF
s-h saperlatlre Character AL pieces 30 hcyed rivalry
hT Erocrs rc-c1fg discovered and bow illun only Do
y nla laclrer. ihs srain r1 ths eao-s spot Of t-s
Aromatic valley whisky,
WIN Tsl-a 11 CHER elusl41l 1a i1ltlss -1l1srlal
li.-f ..n cHI ~ alI
one F-o wiil frst sliicc, ny WHISKY e. De tasi.
% IS nov -l, sttiiir- 4rti- f. 81. iae af.i el ~
iei9 snl clubs OBJ The CRY u Nea I1rE a1a wherever !
J. inirair.rf b. az once assrlrs is ieafil- position
AWARDED THE PALM OF sJFEaiQlIIf,
20 the a.1ianl o. p le71lf' Q ti-1- 81 -.-
Us lelciual r-lre-riea are -1l itlf wii.e its iu
mediate e1e1- are rlelsaut lld grateful DC exercises
re h1qpiesi permanent lu-nrnce cn ne 'lluiiln-
have auaiE1ei a Hanple o.. uaiG Aromatic valley
UhisEy anl and o. b rus 'riieie % one Saver
and viii glf any fei-ferio1s r..asIzfur--
.'AME5 r. CHIFFON. b. d.. Chemist D.
sTarr AssAYrz's OFFICE. O. s1merssi-st
Boston, April l7th, 1883
VIZ T. DAILY New YORK
have madc chruli- nasis % y1lr Aromatic az
iey Wniszy aul Ord n pure luel7 ltVnred Rye Bis
sr oantanlur ~ iriurarr ualfers % sur kind an
rould rccouulfud BE- a. sll-1le 1r medical ADD pebble
purposes. CHARLEs 7. JACEsoN- STATE Ass1yer.
VIZ n. DAILY
Your Aromaiic vauey WHISKY BE- ree'isel, end after
careful ezauilaiidu 1n 10 o. BE- nre artistic entire
o. free fr1u ne aiuferafll- ilreie-lz Frequently
uHef. Torrs repository
JAMES j. MtPEs lusiFii.ai Chellis.-
r. Consun1ers depend usa sairs- frirf article
Eafn hey Guy DE valley WHISKY, N y 20. ~ ne
.offie auir va W. DAILY.
10 saaih v-inilm-ss.. Sew Fsrf, sls Propulsion.
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The Adams Express Company,
mercy raonay f1r Iires n q Ten Dollars and
sr---arts can D. serf
At OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
fr s1v civ or town where hey l1vr 40 cface. he
re- nd ofdcr nl1Ist b. irsinsei q (lflfkEe n
poe4 OFFICE srA3rPE9 EA-FELoFEs' = q iia EEzrelz
Ccusrsav cann1i receive t1ell-
- An o1-saun ioaiions strictly o1zadential
7ferg ~ Tcats o. Csrss1cates ~ MAJ O. ErITess
e. L. fi~erfef %
woon. EDuT 8 CO.. auFusfa, GelrEia
~ u-a0D EDDY q CO.. Aflznia 6ecfeias
~ WOOD EDDY q CO. Ni11inEior. Daisg'ars
~ iisl 81 t5e uE1l3ell tlzf are erzTn fsan ne
- 80 ne ror1t "a DE prize that eart a1c Is
fsief D. VII be -iisfa4 sftsr every dra1ine ~ ile
ss.,-rq rrferss aurasia fGa.i fanl'Ii11 -iisl No
Boos Riahma1d Dizpzi1h PsuldilE fiiis-l clsIls1.E
dli-ly-mari6 -
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COnsumPGires do NOT Despair.

tcfi1unt Pttfes ao nor Despair.
CONSUMPTION EF-ASOLDusbIASD poe
IuE. CNCAf nHANr usifs
CURED. 90 ii =. 80, ' ,s,l ~
tlins. discovered q HauE
fONsH MPTNRN PLANT. thal proves 10 b
certain cure f1r Cuuauru-
---.. tlan. hronchitia, Asfhula
- AAEaDa Liver C1nrlallt. Nervous
a1arfllla. C0uraa. Co.d8 A.
GnWsT y FrTunE uarluE NV male us fartuas
ali retired from business ~
VIII send the ursaeripri1a
u KID and iirsctiql1 f1r preparing
TIE ueilclna free q charg5
CnWGFrVTBTVFnW q al uho 1eaire "a and VII
ssuf b. BIS agent. encl1slaf
CURED. ~ ssiars is.iss. Va, : g. a.
aElplian o. tleir sT-l1t1ms.
rnWgrr er-rIurHn.r ne 01 Doct1r has cured
~ ulrs r1El 1ooo11sea q Con-
l19tlgn sll1e al a1pss
CURED. zH zfllcled people U4l aTail
t1erlsrIrrs q his 11portu-
airy - ne Doctor w-shes y
o. al l1e sd BE- can before
A1trsal al letters o.
DAEIEL ADEE.
BIZ O. SCI p o Nsa York
IA "a 81 =
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On the Plan Of So gle Nunbersi
5000 Tickstsi
5yz55 ESE1zeSsi
Nearly One PrlZe % EFeTy Nine Tickets.
E.aerEFIoE.rT soHE.ME.
APPRoXIMATIoN Prizes.
whole Tickets. Sos Halves. So
Quarters, - 80.

- Circular Eaealas ie rar of ne Iotferses -l h
go Z. auv rrc desira1Ea i racriFiurif
Certihasios q raekase va BE- 80 a be believing
rats urhidl b. me risk
Ce-slsssfg Il Fslkse e is Whose rioEet.- 80 o.
10 Eaf .. Al a
le uusrter - 81 ~
DC E-h.h - m al
Ia grefes-fFtfJ TEckcfs Or Csl-ffgg .srfes,
Ini1r1 -he 1eg iec a1.ress iqf ne llcksts ordef-
- - reorus - -i-h they Willie forwarded - he fr
NIL Purchaser can hsre Macs eHtlug any Azure
they my desirulte-
Tie 81 drawn ulnllfd sad nlzte rlii ~ sent %
r-s-rt.ssre f-1r,rliatelr AFTER lne drsHile-
pur-tasars va rlease arila ielr Tlsiu and
-Iar ffair pasf 0fice- C11rf7 aaar state
- neuesu8lr itat crerg Frire j. draua md payable
"a frI ulfbauf feducticu
- al prras Of 81 900 lder faid isfnediaieiy
re- ~ drawiasolheT prizes q fhe usual Of
',,-o~.-r m ronRrspoNDrVrs
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VR0IEE FIiWHV

GE ALL AA3 nE-
M III sll1-rllrr haz 90 hand the largest -
~ cdiect11 q rHI-IT-rl BIS. FLOWERS e-T.s.
49, and ETEHGREENS errr aftre-l in rhistrfse.
-----se-ii7u 90 country Marnaiia1. Laurs -
MundIs. and Graqe Vines 1sslrf.-f. hs ihf th1usand
Planters who have suffered tg fhe late rver1u. can
rereuisd their -1rlf> ana orlharts at SIX ui1uis'
time, ll sums s2aoi suars cf $50 AMI up-
words twelve months time With satisfactory paper
per ceuf. niaei
An orders aliresssd 10 ne ulragsh ihs Memphis st
aflll win receive prompt attention Mg ugrsfrg j. On
sAe Horn Lake r1ai, 3 miles run town.
s--1g-rms- s. g. WHEATON
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T1is otierated Artis has pernaueufly olfe IN =
De ruo1ls clunected win cur 61erE, EllA whom We
have made arraagensnisio odr 81 Esllngdu's Cab
itfi axe IeaVEs Photographs.
These pictures, combining f1eg d. TIE skl q q
Art
No. 1 CIarkss marble Block.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-24
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

s5y- Beware of injurious Counterfeits and Imita-
ons; never buy this unless the names Oft Jones and
j Webber are on the top Of the outside wrapper and
also blown in the glass.
When lovely stoops to folly and finds her
hair is turning grey her Teeth dark yellow with mel
ancholy, she weeps and sghs and signs for many a
day. The only hope her loss to cover, is LAFONTS
ia ned SOAP TEETH ROOT to try, and with snow
white Teeth to meet her lover. And if her Hair is
coarse, grey, dry-silky soft, dark twill be made to
live by J0NE'> CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE. Let
her but try them she'll not repent but find then
than here represent.
These fine articles sold for 25 and fifty cents at
every Drug Store in California.
Love loves to kiss the lip that apart unfurs
White, glistenng, snowy teeth, like spotess pearls
Such BREATH such teeth ever Love wopd suit,
Are made by Lafonts Jamaica Soap Teeth Root.
And the worst hair soft, fine, and dark does live,
Touched by Jones' Coral Hair Restorative
pure clear skin is given, from which defects elope
When washed with Jones' Italian Chemical Soap.
And the price is only 20 and 80 cents for each.
Lafont's West India Soap Tooth Root whitens and
poshes tie Teeth. purifes the breath, and ceanses
the tongue, mouth, hardens the gums, &C.
JONES ITALIAN SOAP makes discolored, eruptive
skin fine and white, and is fine Shaving Soap.
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE forces the
hair to grow dark, stops its falling, dresses and beau
titles it. They are the most superb preparations made,
and ne trial will delight any one who them.
Sold at the above price at every Drug Store in Cali
ifornia. Agents PARK WHITE,
mh23-3m San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-24

"GREAr IRELAND. "A quaint and curious"
article recently appeared in the Irish News.
from which we make the following extract:
at was recorded in the Middle Ages that
she (Ireland) was here-here in the emerald
regions of our "Ole Vergnny.' In the an
cient Saga. or zay of Thorfnn and the Land
mama Book of Iceland it was written that
Irishmen had gone over to the Western land,
centuries before Columbus, and that their
new country, somewhere about the Chesa-
peake, WIS called Ireidndit it Mikld-the Great
ireland, or HuitrGmdnRdldnd, the white
mans Land The record has every mark OF
truth upon it., as the Northern antiquaries
and the Germans are very well aware-tho'
the Angles and the Latins affect to discredt
it. Again-the Irish monk Dicul who wrote
Latin Geography. in S25 or so, says the first
Norsemen who came to Iceland found there
some Irish missals and bells-showing that
the Paddles had been "bobbing around in
that qnarter of the world before them. The
passage of Ersemen, by the stepping stones
of Iceland and Greenland to these shores of
ours had, in fact nothing wonderful or diff
cult in it. Their creeping and coasting-
helped by storm from the 5. E., would ma
turally bring them over frequently, in the
CouFse OI ages. Iue lued OF IHls eStern
voyage was a general one five hundred
years ago; and the Welsh antiquarians tell
how Prince Madoc went to America in the
Twelfth Century. Furthermore, since the
time of Raleigh, persons have stated that
some apparently original natives of Virginia
were found speaking Erse or Gaelic; and it
is said Owen Chapelain saved himselfin 1869
from the scaping knives of those devils of dis
guised Irishmen by roaring for mercy in some
Celtic words-"Nha morriv me ,-Er sun
Ehea !" very likely"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-24

rs Marshal Isaac Rynders of New Y ork,
lately assaulted and injured William G. Du-
ball, an employee of the Harlem Railroad
Company. Duball was cripple, having
recently fractured his right hand. The Bull
letins correspondent says:
Duball had gone to Rynders' on business,
and the Marshal not being in, and neither
any one else to whom he could make known
his errand, he sat down for moment in the
official chair of the potent Marshal, to await
the coming of that functionary. Rvnders
shortly afterward came in, when, seeing a
stranger in his seat. he seized him by the
collar, without a word of warning, and drag
ging him across the room, struck him pow
erful blow on the head, whieh completely
disabled him. All this was done without a
word passing between the parties neither of
them knowing who the other was.
All this was mean and cowardly enough,
your readers will say; but what will they
think of the cowardly meanness of our city
dispensers of justice, when they learn that
the victim of the Marshars violence applied
necessarily for warrant to two of our Jus
tiees, and was refused by each, on the ground
as they informed him, that it would be useless
to attempt to do anything with Rynders in
the Courts as no jury would convict him,
and they, (the judges didn't want to lum.
Der the Courts by entertaining the complaint
Rynders, since the attempt to get him pros
eeuted, has denied that he struck Duball and
asserts also, that he did not perceive at
the time Of the assault that Ills victims
arm was in sling.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-24
9allp 9ationaI 4emutrat.

HOPELESS INSANITY FOR LovE,-The Boston
papers give us a story Of the causes which
have led to the hopeless insanity Of DIR. +.
A. Noyes, young and able physician of that
city, who has Just been sent TO the Worces-
ter Hospital. It appears that some time ago,
the young widow of a dry goods merchant
caught him in her tolls, and led him to the
point Of proposing for her hand, when she
suddenly cut off the intimacy, but continued
to remain on friendly terms with him. This
first rebuff, however, did not break his heart
so she made another effort in that direction.
She reopened correspondence with him, say
the papers. visited him at his office, talked
with him, laughed with him, ,fiirted with him,
and a second time refused him. Then rea-
son began to totter fiekcred for while like
an expiring lamp, and the last ray of intelli-
gence left his brain. lie became a raving
maniac, fierce and cruel, and not able to con-
tain his rage at the sight of females face
His first attack was upon lady visitor at
the house. He tore her clothes off and tram
pied them under foot. The frightened do
mestics rushed to the rescue, but the doctor
demolished all who opposed him. He dash
ed his fists through mirrors-swept vases
and clocks from the mantel pieces-twisted
off gas pipes-broke chairs and tables
dashed through the partition, and was only
prevented from doing further violence, by
the arrival Of two officers. who removed him
from the house and kept him locked up until
his friends sent him to the insane asylum at
South Boston. While at this institution he
made an attempt at suicide. cutting the ar
teries of his forehead with piece of broken
croekery He was discovered in time to save
his life, and was subsequently, sent to the
Worcester Hospital.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-24

TTVHE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE =
Great blessingto Mankind Innocent utpotent
DR. L. J. .CZAPBAY'S SPRCPHYLACTICUM, (self-dis
injecting agent sure preventive against Gonorrh9al
and Syphiltic diseases and an unsurpassed remedy
all venerea scrofulous gangrenous and cancerous u-
GERS ftid discharges from vagina, uterus and uretha,
and all cutaneous eruptions and diseases. As nnocu
lation is sure preventive against smallpox, is DR..
h. J. Czapkay's Prophylacticum preventive against,
Syphltic and Gonorrral diseases. Harmlessin.self,
it possesses the power of chemically destroying the
syphilitc virus and thereby saving thousands of de-
bauchees from being infected with the most loahsom
of all diseases. Let no young man who appreciates
health be without DR.. Czapkay sProphylacticum 1t is
in very convenient packages and will be found con-
venient for use, being used soap Price, 50. For
sale at Dr. III Czapkays Private Medical and Surgi-
cal Institute, Sacramento street, below Montgomery,
opposite P. NJ. Co.'s Office, San Francisco.
All letters must be addressed, L. J. Czapkay, NJ D.,
San Francisco. mill 7-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-24
THE CALIFORNIA
Combined Reaper and Mower,
THE BEST COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER NOW IN USE.

viii manufacture for the present harvest one hun
dred of the California Combined Reapers and Mowers
which, for beauty strength and simplicity has no
equal in this any other market as possesses many
great advantages over any other machine, to-wit:
st 1t is much lighter the driving wheel is four feet
high making the draft 30 per cent less than any other
machine.
2d The cutting parts in the rear of the machine
and the apron is constructed that it be taken
of in ten minutes for moving.
Sd. The grain is passed to one side with
4th. 1t will cut grass low as three inches, and
grain as high as twelve.
9th 1t can be raised or lowered in three minutes
9Th 1t has less side draft than any machine in use
9TH. Ii has more notion
Sh. You drive slower and do your work better
9th. 1t cuts six and half feet In width, and has a
spring seat five feet from the ground, whah places the
driver in position to be able to manage his team,
and see the breakers ahead in time to the ma
chine.
10TH 1t can be thrown out Of and into gear in one
minute
llth The cutting part of the machine being in the
rear takes all the weight of the horses.
18th. The best and last reason of all is that IL is
California improved and made machines; therefore,
any purchaser can, short notice, obtain any por-
ton Of the machine that may break.
have taken particular pains to select good work
men and good materials, and warrant this machine
to reap and NOV, and to do either BOTH better than
any other machine in this market. Please give me a
call
THOS. OGG SHAW,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-24

eB- The New Orleans Delta relates the
following extraordinary occurrence:
On Monday, the day after the Princess dis
aster, an infant about seven months old, was
picked up in the river. at Mr.. Pensions plan
tation, below the scene of the explosion,
floating, with life-preserver made fast to it..
1t was alive, and is now in healthy condi-
tion, having been delivered to its mother.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-24
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

Joseph d. ANDREWS vs. HIS CRFn1ror.
- District Court, Tenth judicial Dist,ictto toRS-
tce is hereby given to all the Creditors of JosertN
Andrews, petitioner in Insolvency, to be and @ u
before the Hon s. NJ Bliss District Judge NJ M aPpear
Judicial District Yuba county State of Caliiorrite enh
his chan bers in the city of Marysvile in said @ At
ty on the 9th day OF May, A. d. 1859 al 10 o Souh'
A. NJ, ,and show cause, II any they can why an assS
ment of the estate Of said petitioner shoud
made and he be discharged from his liabilities in oe
ntr prescribed by law. Sn'
By order of the Hon. s. NJ Bliss District Jndoo ina
judicial District oSA AVm
,.... Witness my hand, with the seal OF saido-.
L. S.. affixed, at the city of Marysville tbe c
go scat Of said county, this 18th day Of Mann
A. D. 1859. VIM. SHARKET VIZ
ap9-30d* Clerk District cor,,