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NANSEMOND FAIR.

D. 06 For rSa the special accom-
ing to attend the above FAR from Norfolk. Pc.
tersburg and vicinity an Extra Train will be
run between Norfolk and Suffolk on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday OF the current week
Suffolk at 5 p. NJ.
W This Train will stop at all points on the
road between Norfolk and Suffolk to take up
and put # passengers. In this case signal
wishing to get on.
Fare for the round trip........... $50. ST. 90
VIM. MAHONE,
Oc 70 Engineer and Sun,t
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10 Sandford's Liver Invixorator--
and efectual cathart,c, acting first on the LIVER,
to eject it morbid matter, then ON the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries of all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, and thus Strengthens
and builds up the whole system very RAPIDLY
and is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR and
PURIFlES THE BLOOD \
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PuRIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sold by all Druggists, and by M. A. SANTOS
y CO. ma tim
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SPLENDID STOCK OF
w n r e r MILL cry,
NOW
OPENED AT THE

II a ~ u . u M " Il u M,
.G@ No. 65. MAIN STREET. l@v
TN announcing to my patrons, that my WIN
L TER STOCK is now complete, it affords me
pleasure to say to them, that it has been called
by myself in person, from the most reliable
Importing houses, with an eye single to the &C
knowledged taste of my numerous customers.
It embraces the newest and most reliable
styles to be found in the Northern Market and
has been purchased, so as to enable me to COM
pete in prices with any establishment in the
Union. Ladies will find it greatly to their sd-
vantage to read the following list eff articles.
which we will sell at fair prices and furnish
styles that cannot be found at any other store
in the city.
RIBBONS, in endless variety,
French and American Flowers,
Ruches of every description,
Back and White Blonde Laces, Edgings and
Embroideries
Black and White Mourning Collars,
Dress Caps, Head dresses, Floral and Fancy,
And variety of us sful articles, which we can
not enumerate. Mourning and Bridal orders
put up in the newest styles at short notice
Orders from the surrounding Counties solicit
TED, and if accompanied by the cash or good
city reference, put up promptly and sent by the
most reliable routes.
We solicit q continu ,nce of the patronage
which has been SO literally bestowed, and hope
to maintain the position we now hold of having
always on hand the most elegant assortme nt OF
goods ever offered in this city. oc Palm
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Another Fiendish Attempt at Wholesale
Slaughter Sunday night it was discovered
by a farmer, that the bridge of the C. 2. and
Ind. Railroad, crossing East Greek, near
Fletcher Miami county, was on fire, and af-
ter q nching the faAes, it was found that
the timbers on which the track was laid had
burned entirely off, thus setting a horrible
its load of human freight. No train had pass
ed over the road for twenty-four hours; so
the fire must have been kindled for deadly
purpose, and, but for the happy discovery,
would have caused the wreck Of the morn
ing train, and, Doubtless, large loss of lite.
Tue injury to the bridge has been repaired,
aud strict watch will be.kept, as suspicious
characters were observed lurking about the
neighborhood.- Columbus Journal.
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GREAT BARGAINS.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS at very re.
- duced prices ranging from cents up to
Ss.e0. Now ladies If you want bargains call
early at the Cheap Fancy Store, where am
Offering beautiful styles at extremely low
prices. Gentlemen who are in want of a good
Lambs Wool Shirt, will do well to give me
call asl am selling splendid article very
cheap. Church ST. eet 3 doors from Main an
Amer can Flag Sign.
oc IS TIC WILLIAMS
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W. G. DUNBAR

A TTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
AAND COMMISSIONER IN ChANCERY.
Office with Hon. Jno S. Millson, 40 Bank
street. oc 24-3t
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TERMS.

Tue DAY BoeK viii be served to subscribers
At6A Genes per week. payable to the Carrier
When sent by mail it will be "a per year, -
Sax months, and 81 for three months, paya
ia IN advance. ."u
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COLGATE'S - f4-.. :.
~ ASSORTED TOILET SOAPS,
We have in store very heavy Sock OF Col.
gates Toilet Soaps suited principally for the
city retail trade, Also, Backing. Spices &c.
oc 25 .ra Wake & co
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Y "AND STILL THEY COME"
KEEP THIS BEFORE THE PEOPLE
THAT J NJ FREEMAN has now on hand the
L largest, richest and most extensive Stock
of JEWEI4RY to be found in-the city of Nor
I folk, and he is now receiving large lot OF
! FINE GOLD HUNTING WATCHES,
gotten up expressly for his ,sales,) magnificent
sets of JkWELRY of the latest styles, Chate-
LANES, Pins Ear Rings, Bracelets, Studs, sleeve
Buttons, and in fact every article of Je welry
usually kept ina FIRST class Jewelry house,
Also, fine iavoice ofSilver and platei w are,
Military and Fancy Goods, all of which will be
sold low on aceommt dating terms NJ
tal J NJ FREEMAN j
20 Main street. corner talbot.
p. S.-WATCHES aad JF@rLaYa Repaired
in a superior manner by scientiae and sSilful
workmen and Narrated to give entire Statistic.
ton. Or *
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J.H. DA WSON, 1900
II AZ good yard wide Bleached Cotton, a
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MRS. r. e. RIDDICK,

WILL open her Winter Styles on THURS
DAY, Oct. 9th, at 10 O'clock. and will be
most happy to receive call during the day.
from tn Ladies of Norfolk, Portsmouth and the
surrounding Counties.
With regard to her styles, she would say,
by herself from Model Paris Hats, which have
met with the approval of the elite of New York
city. t~o
Her assortment embraces all the novelties of
the season, and she will be pleased to have it
carefully inspected by her friends on Thursday
9th. H @aa n oc "a
Transcript and Murfreesboro' Citiz n copy
weeks and send bill to this office.
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NAVY AGENCY NORFOLK, )
Oct. rs, 1859.
waited fer Immediate

wanted fer Immediate Use.
AZ pieces Yellow Pine 81 feet long, Az
NfVk Az inches square. '>]
80 do do do 80 do do I7>4 20 do.
to be hewed straight on all sides, and free
IRON sap, rot. shakes and ell other defects.
Wanted in Is and 80 days. Apply at this
once: GEO. LOYAL,
oc 24-lw Nav Anon+
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New Advertisements,

FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,
u g.
WOULD respectfully inform nay friends,
customers and the public generally, that 1 am
in receipt of my
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
and fine assortment o. MILLINERY GOODS.
which am prepared to make to order in the
neatest and most fashionable style, and on rea-
sonable terms.
m Wr MY Pattern BONNETS will be opened on
Thursday next, 27th instant, to which invite
the atten ton of the Ladies' - -
MRS. C. E. SWANK.
oc23-3w No. 81, E. s. Church Street.
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Reuotutioa Fore.-The Boston Transcript
published the fsilowing schedule of rations
to be issued to the troops prescribed in the
order of the day, issued Dec. 24th, ITS, fl ON
the headquarters at Cambridge, by Geasral
Washington:
Corned beef and pork four days in a week,
salt hsh one day, and fresh beef two day.
AS milk cannot be procured during the
winter season, the men are to have one pound
and a halt Of beef. or eighteen ounces of
pork per day; half pint Of rice, or pint of
Indian meal per week; one quart OF spruce
beer per day, or nine gallons of moasses to
one hundred men per week; six pounds OF
candles to one hundred men per week for
guard; six ounces of butter or nine ounces of
hogs lard per week; pints,of peas or beans
per man per week, or vegetables equivalent,
allowing six shillings per bushel for beans or
peas; two shillings and eighteen pence per,
bushel for potatoes and turnips; ons pound
OF noar per man each day; hard bread to be
dealt out one day in week in lieu of -four.
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MRS Wfnslow, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
children teshing, which greatly facilitates the
ducing all tnfammation-will allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
another column. my2s Iv
NF Fall Trade.-Virginia Merchants.
and MERCHANTS generally South, in laying in
their fall stock of merchandise, should not fail
to purchase an abundant supply of SEMPLE'S
INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER, the best
and mos economical preparation known for
making light, sweet and wholesome loa Thread,
biscuits, &C. It is recommended by numerous
citizens Of different sections, and will certainly
give satisfaction when used properly. It is en-
tirely harmless, being the production of scien.
tihc Virginia physician. and manufactured with
great care from the purest material. Merchan ts
can confidently recommend this article to their
customers as the BEST. For sale by $40
., And sold by Druggists and Grocers generally
W- DIR j. w. GarIick-Dear Sir have
justly celebrated B KING POWDERS, and
take pleasure in recommending them to all
families as the very best article have ever
tried for making light. sweet spongy bread.
There is no excuse for bad bread when Semple's
Powders are used. Respectfully,
J. RICHARD LEwELLEN
Petersburg, July 30th, 1859.
NV GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor, Richmond.
For sale by Druggists and Irocers generally.
[T , sHEALING ON IRIS WINGS" say ali
uS who have made use of Dr. Wistar's
Haisan of Wild Cherry, and by such use cured
themselves OF coughs, colds and consumption,
The prudent will always keep this remedy by
them.
There's vile counter felt of this Balsam,
therefore be sure and buy only that prepared
by 8. W. FowLE& Co., Boston, which has the
aoriffen signature of. BUTTS on the outside
wrapper. -.
WALKE 4 Co., and KING b TOY, Norfolk. J.
b. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by dealers
everywhere.
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Epidemic Among Children. The same cpl.
demic is prevailing among the children at
Rochester which made such havoc in Albany
year since, under the name of dipthe, lite.
Its origin is traced by sone physicians to
France, and the statement was not long since
made that 1t is the disease of which Gen.
Washington died. From the Rochester
Union, of October Is, we lesrn the following
facts:
The deaths thus far have been exclusively
among children. The patient is first attack
ed by headache, fever ish symptoms, after
which soreness OF the glands of the throat
eusue, and liberation follows. The best
course to be pursued in case the symtoms of
this or any other disease apparent, is to call
good physician. 1t he cannot assist nature
aud save the patient, the surviving relatives
will have satisfaction in the rejection that
they adopted tbs most approved course TO
save life. But there are those who do not
rely upon physicians, and prefer to perform
his duties themselves.
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CARPETS, RUGS, DRUGGETS.
l. Three-PIy, Ingram and English Mixed Car.
pets, Mosaic Velvet and other Rugs, Druggets,
Crumb Clothes and Mats, which I am selling
very low for small commission. Call and ex-
anime before you buy.
oc 24-3t l.. SALISBURY.
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SEABOARD FAIR - -
A Ii PERSONS in want of Segars and To-
"A bacco during the Fair, will please call at
~ Church street and supply themselves.
MEXICAN,
oc Is 4 doors above Opera House
Special Notice.
FHE firm OF santos, Wake s. Co was dis.
solved this day by mutual consent-Charles
A. Santos having sold out his entire interest in
the concern to VIM. Talbot Wake and Frank
A. Wake, who are alone authorized to settle
the affairs OF the late firm.
CHAS. A. SANTOS,
VIM. TALBOT Wake,
&C "a sa. F. A. Wake.
NOTICE
TNHE subscribers have entered into Copart-
l. nership under the firm of Wake h Co. and
will continue the Drug, Paint and o il usiness
at the old stand, next to Herman & Co.
.. .-. W. T. Wake,
F. A. Wake,
oc8 W. r. GOODWIN.
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WAATED-Fo the ensuing year, GOOD
w Cook, Washer and Ironer, also a goot
house servant Apply to
F. ". SEABURY'S SONS,
oc e4-2t ID, Market Sqr.
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j. I'll. DAWSON.
IL AS some very superior White Flannels
IL oc rs
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oc % $3.50 -, -..ss,s Is, IA.
NJ OTI Q E.--Au persons holding claims
IN against the Estate of Thomas B. Parsons,
deceased are hereby notified that they must
be presented TO the undersigned, or WILL. p.
JONES, Esq, at North West, properly autasa
ticated. 81 tae lst January, 1850, or this notice
will be plead in law 70 their recovery.
c. w. WICKIMGS,
&C lSoaw4w Admir-. T Parsons Decd.
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NEW OPERA HOUSE

After which the farce of the Fatt
PLOuGHMAN TURNED LORD, l.
Dolly...... ...........M Miss Josephine Parker.
ng- Doors Open at TX o'clock-Curtain 10
rise precisely at TX O'Clock. oc Is
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No. 6, Union Street,
Is the place to buy your Tin Ware, Cook and
nParlor Stoves, CLASS and Metal, Fluid and
Housekeeping line. We have en- hand fine
assortment of the above goods, which we intend
selling as low as any other establishment in
the city. Don't forget to give us call
kEEFE u STORY,
&C Is No. 6, Union st.
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xOOD BUTTER GOOD Butter very fine
~ fer Buckwheat Cakes at No. Main street.
Come and buy from 80
oc 25 M r RE.JI
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ATTENTION. 1sO2. ATTENTION.
JUNIORS attend a called meeting and
N Drill, at Head Quarters, on TUESDAY, Oct.
YII z, tn, at 4 o'clock. Business of importance.
u All delinquents will be expelled, by order
OF a vote of the company of Oct. 10th.
oc 24-2t SECRETARY.
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RUCKWHEAT.-Ex new huIied Buck
- wheat for sale at Ne S, Main street by
&C 25 nj n REIIJ
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13

''BULLY-BULLYw No Capital city in the
| Union experiences fewer disruptions of social
eyenuess, or originates less scandal, than
Sacramento. Nor is there a city where co.
ciety is more handsomely equalized or
less disposed to classify for the purpose of
reading those out of the party who are stuck
up are jammed down. We should, however,
90 ahead to say that vulgarity as well as re-
tinement finds abundant susceptibility in
Sacramento; absurd aud abominable phrases
can obtain front seats on beauty's lips with
out inconvenience, and execrable puns and
foolish slang run naked into he presence of
ladies out of the mouths Of gentlemen. Some
of the worst vuigarisIns may have been ac-
quired from the annual meetings Of the State
Legislature perhaps, then, the CAPITAL ought
to be removed. Albeit society has this win
ter achieved decoration which out shines
you bet" chats 81" "'tis hoss." or any Of
that class of embel ishmenls-"it takes 'em
all DOWN. young lady asks yourg gen
tlemnn Low he feels after the party last Light.
He promptly replies--"O bully 6Uityr
y young gentleman asked n young lady
how She was pleased with the sermon this
morning. She gracefully exats her spark
ling eyes and eXelaims: "Oh 6ukkyi 6@Ay|
-Sierrd Citizen
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13
NO. 53.
Dallp NatlOnal DGmOtrat.

CHEAP HoT BED-The following direc.
uons for the construction of a hot bed, are
gwen by the Louisville Journal
Throw out the soil the size you wish your
not oeas. to the depth of ten or twelve inch
es' ana Ill 1t up even with the surface with
iresh manure from the horse stable (cow ma
hure won't do) and tramp it well down with
your ieet and, If the manure should contain
a good deal of dry straw or hay. II Will h.,
better to make it pretty moist with woter.
then make your frame of boards lust laroo
enough to rest upon the edges Of the soil
arOnnd the manure; let the back, or north
side, be from II to lS inches high, and the
front about 4 inches less, so as to drain off
the water aud expose the surface to the ravs
of the sun; cover the manure with two or
three inches of light soil-leaf mould from
the woods is best. as that contains no weed
seeds-let the whole stand secured from the
rain for few days before sowing your seeds.
In the meantime mNke your frame Of light
stun large enough to project about an inch
on all sides. Get some common, unbleached
domestic and tack on lightly to the outer
edge OF the frame; then get some hnseed oil
and give your canvas good coat or two. put
on with brush, and let it dry well before
covering the bed The oil renders the canvas
Opaque, so that while there is an abundance
Of light there is no need of shield from the
sun later in the eason, as with glass
This is cheap, simple, and will last, if Ia
Ken care of, several years, and any family of
three Or four persons will he more than paid
for ali the expense of making the first year.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13
uVHE CELEBRATED


Il STATIONS RATTLER HAM ggnIsRisFfS3 ma
LET AMI TRUSTEE, will stand the 'isasi5Y HB
ensuing season, at the Empire Ranch N=.zH-5{A
near tho Sink of Puah Creek, In Sofa asNH7sak-zEzS
no county twelve miles from Sacramento from March
goth to the LIST of Au rust. Description: RATTLER
is a y old sired by the celebrated stallion Rat
tier he by Sir Henry, Sir Henry by Henry Henry by
Young Leonidas, and he by imported Leonilus, dam
of ung latcr, Nimrod Mare by shops llaml-
tonan. He has taken the first premium for tr'ttlng
stall the State Fair for two years. In his race
f2 mile heats 10 harness, with II llnest John at San
Francsc the 2tst Of Jansary, he made the second
heat in 5l2 and the last mile If the heat in 234 being
the best time male by any stallion in two mile
race. $l00 the season.
HAMLET is n coal black, stands 16 hands, years
old, aud weighs 10 pounds; was sire by oll Black
Hawk, dam Lady Kate, she by Marvarino, Mnvarino
by Harry and he by imp rted Bassora, his dam ya-
cinth, and she by imported h rise Bedforl, ETC. lie
Ok the first premium for the best bred stallion at the
State Fair held at Marysvle. $75 the season
TRUSTEE is 5 years old on the 4tl of May next,
chestnut sorrel l5N hands high, sired by imported
Paymaster. he by old Membrino, and old Membrno by
imported Messenger. $50 for the season.
All the above horses were in ported by the under
sgned being chosen from the best stock Of the East
ern states; they trOers, selected with speclal az
tentOn to beauty, strength and speed and are well
worthy the attention Of lovers of thorough bred stock
All charges TO be pail when mares taken from the
ranch Mares be left at the Pacific Stable, Sec
on street, between and H. anil at Ferguson Cos.
stable, corner of sacramento snd Kearny streets, San
obtained Mares will be taken from either place TO the
Iahch iree OF charge Good pasurage at the rate #
~ per month"; accidents the risk Of the owner. Mares
free of charge.
NorIcE--Next Fall VIII trot nv stallion Rather
from one to three mile heats, against anv stallion i'm
the State for from sa,OOO to $4,000
| Sacramento March a. 1870 lilo -.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13

MOUNTAIN TIMBER Whoever has lived in
the mining distLicts of California from the
years OF 1850, or 81, or so, to the present
time. cannot but have noticed the rapid dis
appearance OF the oak and pine timber which
Cnce covered our hills and flats. Where Pla-
eervllie now stands, deprived entirely Of
! forest shade, in 40 and 81 the lofty pines
waved their branches, and the grand old
! oaks interlocked their boughs almost "a
densely as they do now eight OF ten miles to
the eastward Of that place The necessities
of the miner and the increasing demands of
"A thriving town have swept them all away.
The mills around are bare and desolate So
it was at still later date with tiis place !:
with NTH Mokelumne Hill with Nevada,
and, in fine, with all the middle range of min
| ing towns from Shasta to Mariposa We have
only the decaying stump to remind us Of our
ancient forest grandeur. In those districts
where much tunneling and drifting are con-
Quoted, the scarcity of that kind of timber
which is demanded for the purposes of the
miner, is beginning to be felt as a serious and
growing inconvenience; it has often been
hauled for miles. Even fire. wood is becom-
I ing difficult of access, and the price. in the
| last three years (if we count the difference in
the price of labor) has risen seventy five per
cent. In the neighborhood of San Andreas
and Mokeumne Hill, we do not believe that
the amount of available fire wood within
three miles of either place, will serve the
wants of the citizens over FIVE years for It
must be remembered that very much Of our
natural supply of this kind of woods located
| in deep gorges and rough, inaccessible cafions,
where it is useless for these purposes-SGn
A7tdreaS Independent.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13
March14th, 1859. mhi5-1u
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TUNFIE C0-pnrtnershp heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned, under the name and style OF
STAtIL &MEINZER, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The accounts Of the te firm will be SET
tied bv L. Meinzer. who will continue the business ms
formerly, at the oil stand and he alone is authorized
10 settle said accounts SOLOMON STAHL,
LEWIS MEMBER.
Maryvtfle, Mareh14 1850. mh16 I'm
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13

Gnd Authorized to receive subscriptions and adver
.lseneAts, and to receipt for the same Office at E.
B. Davdson's Post )aice Exchanse, 4th street, be-
tween ] and X, near the Post Office
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13

ASeacy NOtIce.-Mr. p. FISHER ia ou' only
Authorized agent In San Francisco, to receive adver
tsements receipt for the same, and to transac bus
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT. Oflce l71K Wash
tuston street, (upitairs) nearly opposite Magures
sonsra House.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13

For one year, (per maiD D.','.......,...... $l2 90
six months '' ...................... %
three 't Z" .................. 5 90
ADVERTISING.-One square of twelvelines anu
more than six lines first insertion 3d. each subsequent
Insertion 81 So When advertisements inserted at
inte walls, each insertion will be charged as the first
For half square of six lines than three first
inse ton -, each subsequent 81. For three lines
or less, first insertion 81 So Monthly advertisements
of one square of II lines, 80 When changed the
end II each month, an extra charge will be made
For half a square Of lines, and more than three
lines. per month"; ~. 1or three lines per month IS.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13
MaFyS willie Laun n Il y,
CnR & mud FOIRTAH SITS.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER. having purchased the en-
4 tire interest OF H. Sweadner in the above estab-
sInent, are prepared to do all kind of WASHING
At short notice and on favorable terms.
Ladies' and Gentlenens Clothes done up with par
ticular care.
Shirt Bosoms and Collars polished as in the East.
Shirts damaged by sea voyage made to look as wei
as
None but experienced hands being employed, our
work is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Being grateful to our patrons for past favors, we
shall endeavor to merit fair share the public pat
ronAge.
ie22my sAM'L. B. COOLEY,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

ESTATE OF WM. SrANFIELD, De-
~ ce sed.-All persons having clnims against the
Estate Of said deceased, hereby required TO ex-
hhit them with the necessary vouchers TO me Mt my
office in Camptonville, Yuba county, California; with
in ten months from this date and those indebted to
the Estate are requested to make immediate payment
IsAAC N. GROVES,
Adm. cf said Estate
oauptcuviEe, April i,h, 1880 sP5eod'