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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-06

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eebr, bsfhweroen, OiSpeplt unb @elbluht, drou,.
l6e Oper neroOie ShpG9en, Observation-Disclosures
ulo dle Rranfbeiten, wel6e pm peroprbenem 90 a,
gen cper Der 3eber entlfeben.
SOI&e ais .eraOpfHns, tunerlt6e5smUrtben, Anbrana bss
S!utes al6 benz Rppfe Sdurs TN Ndsen, 5er,brenaen, 5rb.
breuusn, 4ppetttlUFetstt, S&pere TIM Waasn, 5&pd6e unb
SOfss 9efabl i'm wtlssn nnb unteslstbr Sa~erer Ntten.
9ejtIopren Cdr re Der Nueen, BIedsn In BEN @efbt
5ieSe- upb ROpff4mtrsen, 8sf&uerben bein Ntrmca, StfS.
wtrbsa Der 6aut une NnSen, Setttnfe6en, G&nsrssn i'm
Rltt unO ben @ltebern, 5ise tm ROpf anp Bremen i'm
5letfh, 9angiBtttt unh Nttbereef&ln aenbttt.
Die Gi5entbImer ~enapfebleu Dtele Dlebt3In Der Gnfm trIfdn-
fett bes lubEttams. fef ~Iberasa8t Spn benz 9eertt mnb bar
NngemedentStt ~berfsIten fur ale Qetben. wpfir Fe ~surfetenb
~tmpfObltn wtr6. Go tt ttes ten nsaes unb umseprafteS
Ntttel, fpntssn etnes, hds fet 10 Sdprtn BITE YrIfuaS Dor benz
amertfdnti6en 0Dlte befanbex bat unb btHtn 8uf Hnb Wers
tauf bis test nod Dor ietnsm Nabern errst&t wurte. Dts
3eugntfe, rel&e bstabmte nnb ansettetHnets Aerste un6 Yrt.
satpsrfOutn aus aafn 3tetlen hiefes Qdnbss gu @unfen aeben
ae6tn tins ~unseSeusre uni et1e seaaue Dur&l ef dns bes aGiSbr.
I'D BON ben. gteentRimer p~ubItitrtsn AlmanaGs, pel&en Ser.
tttbe unentselblta bur& bte Gstnten ~Oertbetlen last, mus aud
ben unsldubtsfen ~Ibtrieusen, tae bteGes Bttters rirIltG bt
aerIbntbett S~srtiext, pel&e q trIanet bat.
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Am1eiQe.
Xbe MnD Rafee,

per aud mirtIt6 gut a.
Dsnn ttr fblehten Safee unb Ebse Uerbrau@t, 10 TIT e.
cure stsens SS4!e. SIR t0ant s~anSSer 81 stt6 8ntts
nnb I'LL gen Ghee uD Kdfee baben tn Dem 6 to E ben
4btnefen, @de Don S~atttmore- unD Brebertdfr.
apU Der Gbtnefe Sa ptDntds Dfpraen bts SGmfaa ga6t
fest uno aud %stnlGbet pom fsinem btLtsena1H Selttaten 8bee
Rnb Sndte Az taufen ... s.e Wat6If
@inluounS our Subicription auf Die
g1eU=2orfer Grtmtna1=3eitung.
Mtt M aftr Numnser bsstnnt Der aGte Sabrsans br
6 IT m / n al ettWHs. IuBer Der 6~prtfesung bs HS.
mans: ~Das BERN l6tnis bts peblars" wtrb nit 6tefer Nuut.
mer ttne neue Ort8inal.NO seae beginner, pelns unter benz
Ittel: Die 5tdtten Der arm utb" baS 0eben Der nte6tru
UpItsIaHtn Rcm.yorls beleu9tet.
Dte grGmtt au Dem s. 8anb wtrb fsin: rl q
Die Seloen Der Heoclnttcn
Wafttngtpn, Ratb, Steuben, 9uIawStT
RpSctastU, 0Gfa9ettt, MIbIenberG
Slbrt@er AbSnnent tntsprets $3.50 TIM @Oraus Snblbar.
@!naeIne gtunmern z Cts.
Gin pbOtesrapbtf6tr Abpruf Der prGrtie tann betm ltntsr
3et6Esten In NlStni6ein GtnD mmen @eroen.
Wgl9.S u. ". d mtbt, 8s. IS 81. 8dHa-.
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DIR. Quppnts aplpene Ninen.

Fnb zines Der III fen un6 erfpIeref6aen Qr,neimttteI FIR srau
rntrantbetten. Ste ins mad benz Neeept eiRes b~eruBmten unb
8et9i5teH Arttes %prnpartrt ub gang barmlUfer Matnr. @ieI.
retGe3e 9nNle BON neutrality-suspicious. befnben f6 tn an.
ben Der ,Gtgtntbanner. Stfwerbtn burG bic annat untDn bel
aAeH a1tbaren Apstbeferd rerfGuft unb Inb bier in Baltimore
~ baben bet Seth. 5once, SO. 4G8 8altimSrefr. unD enc.
tr unp Co., Gfe BON CHARLES unb prattfr.
Dtele ytatn ~er6en eeeea @tnitnouns vpu ST ami
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DR.. Hufeland.
RnIInmifMPr HnrninI

y
fur i8nsls 5etluns bon 6ufen. GrIdItuns, SnEuenaen, Brdu.
ne, Rnuten pals unb MISUNDERSTANDING, &nSaebruna unb
penn moo m6aIt&, GT-rrterune fir Nqe an btefer Rrantbett
esteenpe, feIbR tn BEN Iesten Sfabten.
Dfefe tsriitmts PREPARATION TT eIet@ benz BttterR 3~uperI6f.
Fs. = Us tn fur stne 8ldae Don RranEteiten beftmmt, Die
dagenetner unb gefdbrttnsr ais aue aneere benen Bite Bensb.
nr btefes 9aubes unttrwUrfen Fnb Rrdntbetten BITE BON eis
Rer sletHen Grfdltuns %srribrsn. Or: Ben, ttsfs srfs drJt.
fir uns Ia, mas bic Def unb bas ssIte 8teber fur bic DeDpt.
ner aneerer 3cnen ftnb. dber Id Tam 6efsnnrnt perfGernC BAT
Ne uns &raniHetten BON srtstrrr @tFdbrlt&tett unb uttsr
Stsrbtfd1s ~3nfabrsn. lGaG
Cine wetters prob. Der e~ntfeslt&sn @tfdprIt&tett Der Sp2
stuet tletnen GrfGItunG entfebemben Rraufbttten setet I'D, Sci
etnen Bid aber nadaebenbs ans Sem Dert1ten bes SbEfcbsi.
pbtd @efunbbettenmtes entnOrrnene Ea6tns. Trcbbeua Nbt.
Idoelpbtd anertannf etne Der a~efuucefeu 5t6bte Der untpH ia.
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SariapartQes, beaetabilifGe oher 9lutretnia
auna8sBiQen


Btlen!
Bur 2eini8ung bs SInteS, 81fteiuns p0n Sale, sur gDie.
ee1r9erfeaun8 Der e%sf5rten Srbnuua bes @faeens nn6 unttr,
letbeS, Desptpta, @9wtntr1ta i'm 8ppfe &c. 9.bt Is feline bef.
iee Meet3tn. WOablltt8e 9erfDnen welde 4dufs ait Rppts
Sep, S0wtnoeI, S6Idfrt8tett Irb RItneen IN Den Sbren lets
cen, aAe Settenbt, BITE BON einent az f&riea 8~Iutbranae mao
Pen I9pte, betnteefa&t fnb, 70 lten nteaalS Gbae btefs 9iaen
leia, taoent otete b@t f9nel 8e6rauGt, BITE 9efGbrIt4teu Rraaf.
bettsn O%erttnbern.
Man leie ~fpl9enbes lObeabe !3emgntB aber bic
~ 9etlnng boa OsSpepIa.
~ mtfo 9tern1tt bef9elntgt, baB metne 5rdu felt IL Sdbren
ah V.sPsPrI ttt uo que a~ngeSet8tt1 Wlebitnen unD EpOm,
IT 5plge itarten SrtntenS 6etna6e blinD unS beflrGtete Df
f4Henoc Erdntpett III tefDntHhen. ga bStte Ids BON 6dnee's
SGriGpartle,@ tlen unb bpIte mfr cine Gbddtel beffelben.
81 Hetnem 8rDBten @rtaHnsn murbe i'd fgippbl, ais aud
9'etne 6rau burd ben @etrau@ berfeIben eurlrt unb i'd, be
Raes MILO teBt wGhl Ho ntIntfr.
9. s. 9aII,
AleerarIer nabe 2Dtltfr.
Neint9ung be8 8lutes!
A s Baltimore, ben 30. Suit 1853.
Ia per ornr nnp TIM reAttn Mrme litt, tpeIGe rpn Sem Ser
pVtOsne" oHEanpe metnes SiuteS ~berrIhrten. Man empfdbI
tnr BEN tsebrG1 Spn 5anceS Sarforortegs. Ubsr WTm,rrtnt,
9un6"sVtueH' Wa39en1 t1 cine S@ddR( boppn oebrauht
GaHe SsFl9%amoea PIE S@rersen: Die aetrtfanfstt Der Dtl.
nsputFe YuF8trHtttelb tlben, nel6es t6 ie gebr aud4e.
YatrtG ScDtt,
NO. rs Spnra9~, 3rtf1en 9pnarh. nnb GutanRr
Sur Warnu19
gDtH man htefe YtGen Bebrau6en, 10 ft nan auf Der Sut
bon man nttt aaGtfuhrt perbe. WfGn tGuH euttpsber Eel bpn
rt@tt8en A9enten, Ober tOmme felbf aa@
grets 95 gts. pt6 e&a6td fur SaaseSsaSts Stasn'
. S@aNte'" far ST. ft4-S
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pom Nftbma, 8lmtfpcicmem. I. 10
8enfaIsn,, Buds 60 nts, IL, Rnt 1857.
y ttter8i BttterS Glitter

Bsnfalem, Buds Go nts, IL. Nat 1857.
. ttter8! 8ttter8! 8ttters
DR.. Swayne's Bitter Catholicon
NldB NIT elmer Si6srbelt beuust werben, Uet6e etne Mlebt.
'tn pIeIer Dirt nod nte %erfGpren. IS 0rrleibet eem Spfem
1eRes 9eben limbs Graft. Der &lade, Der S@wd0ltde, be.
Rate, Der Opsptpttl@e. Der WlutblUGe Der JitrpemdwoGe
enc, eeren W~efun6bett bet DUrseru6tsm alter babtn I6ntns
bet, mer6en nele Rratte un6 etneu auten Mpyettt erp alien.
Wt14t etne probe eGmit unb unier YBprt bafpr, tpr perps
;utrteecn ietn. Dteies rtrfltN ~mertbDpae Bttters bat arpR,
Stasnl$dften. = Nur so Gent! bte 9OtteI:
Sdubert nnO rciniAst DnS Slut
Or. Swapue's fart concent1irter
Club @%rtratt ,. SartapariIl a
Oar erpBe Slatrttntser, unb Mitttl sur 6stluna BON 5crU.
fala. nterEurtaltf1eu Erantbetten, 0ibeupatisnus. sam.
au tt&l19, 9eihDIrtn, &rpTpeIaS,. YGd6en. oaaemeiner
S9nd9e, tppbiltttf9er Ssmptpme &C. &c. sS@t
Gluen drDeren Nillcn ODrnuS
Or. Swapnts ~uttrSuferte Sarfaparila unb 9beer NtL.
len, geeen aus Stat6sen eetsen, unDrbentli6sn SteblaGaa.
E0pfl6mert, Der bon rerhprbeatm Maatn Derruprt. Hsbels
ftts, unperpauH4tett,~ DISQUALIFICATION BEL Gtu 6rauenlirn.
rnerH, tt8enb Trantbeiten Der Qeber, beS Maeens cber Der
1se .rnte; AUD ~retnt8en fe susIstd bas 8lut unD Serietben
Dem Spfent neue Traft, turtrem ptele Qetren, Bic man ntht
~ tprem SetetS calten fpate Wergsbt ntbt etn probe NIT
eteisn wertpsOIs n Ytasn ~ maiden -0erfsrtiat aaetn bel
s @ Or. . u a ne umb 9 Dpn -
T. WORTH Stntntb STREET. ubtr Dem Vfn'I
NbfHe6elrbtG.
Berfauft BEL:
s. y. 9 UUt, SO. rs 8alttmpreara6s
q W. &pbltng, Yfp. 95 BrpGoway;
9. 8re3, Ns. 81 NUrtb @asfraee, unb
tn Der OTTtce ct8 Baltimore 2Seder."
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Dtels 2apls1 tstSsn, bag n~stHdptlbsr 4. Ebetl Aau 6ttrks.
fdat tn stelen ean6s bur9 aassebruns rerurfaht perben. al.
eeteben 9pn ben sablrdHsn. anbern 9stben, Bic son ttner
let6tsn @rtdltuns bsrbetsrfubrt Uer6en, ~
96ont eusre @eiunbbett unb wenn tbr an Elmer GyPYtune
Der Sruf Oesr QunSt lttbst, iduftt cine GIa(de pDn s u Re"
laat's Saliamtf6enn. 00rStaI unb ttr fSnnet duf FSers Sc.
neians rt0aen G6ufenbe tabea ktefts setSan unb beftu
% l%nssrSiIe 2~rtrtana baeuat. GT FOr w ~
9nhsn tomHnt stsr aud man&ntdl usn rrbDrbenen sra.
tta u wf'0em Bdut bds .Deutf&e gttters" gebrdudt p&rben
leuts IN SaaeH Son stntua anbduernbtn knasn p~crrlbren.
ef SHpaNe nHo Abfpaannne ts sanSen SUI ms wlrb man
- o. ttEs sn srUstm Nustn Fn6en. "
: oAhesef MIRA tlatts bel Or. g. 81. Sad{pn, 4l8 Ar&.
fa9 tfttaseipbtar SsIfer ttaf nnb BET aGen Druaetfen unt
2tsIslaItsrn BURG etc Usr. 5taetsn Sertduft.
VretS n &ents bt HIaf6N 9sQ II amm
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Health Health Health !!
Or. g iD y
5uf1ntmen8rfrStert MS 1910
BilOfirfSbc1a GnrmD.

Rrantbetten, wtl6en tr ausemefen II, unD fur prl&etbi,
s s1E NJ Saest S0I ., aus ssneH Se6rsa9s F4 sststsa, man.
%brafiSrest. bIauer SuRen 8~lutipeten, 5..lerieit, f&mad,
S sis,Gsias Ssttsnfs @,ts. DSsE SrahiSmsrssa. %esi9@d4ts 9ss,
4tn( 9~erStIppfen pber 5eritrantbstt, tseln6e @et,uns Sbs
&nttlnbung Der Reble, &c. Seine n~a6tbnften Gtseni6afh
beretnern un6 retni8en bds BIut, nnb unterbntten bic Rrdi
wH Der Nppstit feblt. 9reis ST cine 8Uttel: 8 8ptlsIn S2.55
6 BEtieln SIS.
9cilun9 Don Nftbma, 81mtfpctcmru. I. ~.
CINE anbere aubererbentliHe 6etlung
aud fur Vhtbt seseR biz Ietbeube Ateaf&tett, Sa betdttse en-
mas Or. SDGpne'S WtIter 3trf6Gm : G prnp
mir Sslettet pat. SD wurbe BON einsn befttsea 9uhen be-
game ga6t Gagsr benz Bette lrtn unb fssn music. SD
Sert4afte mir BITE Ubt8s %perttDDle Msbistn Spa 5srrmann
Gttus tn UeninIent, relAer ebenfdls beIeH9en fann, has 10
~SpafGnois curirt pOrben bin.
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S"'"AU"Ies tlno NrbeltersG efan00erein8
On tn benz nsufn Saale Der
"Wfe9antc0 0o(e," 152 IS. 6apettefr.
am MRHta8 aBeub ben 9. 0f al 1859.
Stfet8 a % Geats.

PTogramm.
. l. Nbtbeilun9.
/. Superturs Stetltun SUn IrSiG. snr03s>,ooo, 49, r1n4
%9tnBatb's Muitt.eprp8. 0NN'' wv" ~NP'
T. 0aS 2sn1fe, SbOr BON Rt&ter, p9rsatrasen sSm 4rbel i.
. SOto IGs St0ltncelO, Sorsetraeen BON 9rpt. Qbrenb.
= 9Hter Hst2 an tun8e @ptleute, Qua.tstt ern Stunse.
D. DF ''ehe pans, Eeo far SUpran bsn GurIhmaun. bprs
8stra8en BON Nta6ame abrenb.
o. ~anun.@sr s9tHersslaae, GtOr ron Sd&bel, ~pprgetra.
2. Nbtb elluna.
1. GaSattno SGn 8arba, ppraetraasu pSn Gost Qinborh,,
Wtuhf. GDrps. "'H'O y
q OaS DSatlqs YEP. 9bOr BON R~aliwUba, Sorsetrasen pom
s. Ar'O aus ger Sper 6sseG," Spgetrasen BON ben 5srreu
A.. Die beiben @renabtere BON yFetiHaer. bproetroosr r ern
Mdlbmdnn, ~"
.. OustF aus BET nStunme pUn YOrttri" Su aubet, sOrae-
tra8sn BON ben 5erren Gabl unb gDanbob. "e'
Q. pie Hteitns sti4tr, Quartet BON Rreueer.
z. Aup6ltbett avs ben g f. atnfdbtttn BON Otts SDroptroopu
pHm 5armpnte tSefan9pereta. 0|SIp
Nevada national., 1859-10-08

ANOTHER return ToE s5 lSyTSryp.
August 2sth SD. u. GASsSER, ESQ. DEAR Sir.
The period having arrived when promised liberty
10 publish my name as the recipient Of one half the
capital prize TO Glass ~. Ticket No s7,Oli Wood,
Eddy Co. Georgia Lottery, you have my full con
sentso make the fac, public, and my acknowledge
ment OF the prompt payment Of as 600 BY you on
the presentation Of my ticket. shall be in your
city in a couple Of weeks and will call Please send
ne by mail drawings Of Class 81
Your OBJ serv't,
b.. NJ. RANDALL.
lin
Nevada national., 1859-10-08

HANDSOME RETURN FoR AN INvETMENr oF siii ~
wooD. EpDY 4 Co. IS IorrERiEs.-San Francisco Au-
gust 10th, ls59-Received from u. D. Gassner s3l25
in coin. and draft on Wood, Eddy & Co. for s3i25-
making six thousand two hundred and fifty dollrrs-
in payment of prize ticket ~ Ola in Wood, Eddy 4
Co.'s Lotteries, being one-eighth of $50, ,oOO-sen;
through our house for collection
[s625Ol WELLS, FARGO 4 Co
PER W. H. ElDRInGE
Nevada national., 1859-10-08

ASoTHrR REruRS roR s2is IS,rsJKD SAM ranciseo
August 18th, ls5a.-Received from u. u. Gassner
$3.50 in coin aud his tw" drafts Wood. Eidy 4
Co. It's days for ssi25 each-making together
twelve thousand and i've hundred doll4rs-being for
of $50 0oo the capital prize in class rs
Of Wood. Eddy 4 Co. : Georgia Lottery, sent though
us for collection
lsl2 5O0.l WELLS, FARGO co.
sAN'L kNiGHT Sup. Tim
Nevada national., 1859-10-08
NOTICE.

DIVINE SERVICE will be held at the second house
from Main Street on School Street by the Grass Val
ley HEBREW CONGREGATION. ''shaar Zedeek, -
commencing on the 2s,h day Of September, at ?.
~ continuing during the days crash HashanA''
or New Year, also lom Repur, or Day Of Atonemeni,
commencing Oct. 7, at p. NJ.
Members and others Ale invited TO attend
BY order Of J. MARKS. Pres.
J MOSS, Sec.
Rev. H. BlHRiEs from Sacramento,
Ohiciating Cantor
Nevada national., 1859-10-08
LIST OF PRIZES.

Total. 2OO0
s-Iioiders Of Tickets will be duly notihed Of the
time Of Drawing
The distribution OF Prizes will be conducted on the
principle af Glass Rattle
should the Rattle not come eh. purcha asers of tick
cts will receive their money back on application 10
A. pEIANO, where money is deposited for that pur-
ose. std
Nevada national., 1859-10-08
Notice to Creditors.
Estate OF E. W. Srorronp. deceased.

Notice is hereby given, BY the undersigned, Ad.
ministrator nf the above named Estate, to the cred
ioFs Of, and all persons having claims against the
Estate Of the aid 2 ". sponord, decea ed to eShib
it the same with the necessary vouchers within ten
months from the frst publication Of this notice TO
the uudsrssued at his residence in tie T-- nshiy Of
Grass alley.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER
Adm Of Estate Of =. ". spoaors de- Z
ass Valley sept - 1859 IoGt
Nevada national., 1859-10-08
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of THEODORE WEST, deceased.
Notice l. hereby given by the undersigned Admin
strator Of the above named Estate to the Creditors
Of and all persons having claims agsinst sad Theo
doFe west deceased. 70 exhibit the same, with the
necessary vouchers, within Ten Months from the
first publication II tins notice To the undersigned al
his Orice in the town Of Grass Valley.
ALLEN n WEST
Aiminisi .stor OF thc Estate Of Thee. West
Aug. 81 1889.
Nevada national., 1859-10-08

~ he above Property Is all in good order and
r.~. The Furniture ~'il be removed, and due no.
tios NJ be givep before the Drawing takes place
good and clear title vill ha given 20 the rerton
Who shsn he fortunate enough 20 vim tlis Valuable
r,oyer'y.
Nevada national., 1859-10-08
sPECIAL N O TlC T. 8
I. o. of K

tt MOcHIcHI CAMP, No 81, l. o. Of x. meets
at Masonic and Odd Fellows Hail. on MIL Street,
every MONDAY Evening
Z. A. T0NPKINs., See.
j. w.NYE, C. R.
Grass Valley, Feb. 10, ls5o-2q-tf
Nevada national., 1859-10-08
READ THE FOLLOWING.

MURFHY's Aug goth. 1859
=. nityAS, Esq, 90 Battery street. San Francisco
The Safe purchased Of you one Of 1ilton NcFar
and :, wthstood the fire nohly. In to your
letter concerning the Lock win say the lock was
so injured we were Obliged 20 cut the rivets which
held tho strap Of iron around the top and intense
the heat it spring the bands that BY cutting
the strap could spring the lock open. n We do
anything with the lock we think il best to send all
below and have Il properly repaired The papers
and books came out all right and safe. The coin
all right and in the safe Was a large amount
The Ore shocking Tue Safe fell to the
seller where liquors were, and the lower region
could have been bnt little warmer. The roof was
secured by heavy tarng, and the two feet Of water
from arcseryoir standing on the roof, kept the heat
below for long time. until the roof fell in, then
the burning OF the roof threw awful heat. Their
was large safe Of another make this hre, and IL
did not stand anything-the papers and everything
IA u was destroyed; and unless can have one all
right Of your make, we would sooner have mono.
lou will please write TO us in regard TO the lock
ana We VIII ship the whole TO you, providing you
'hink II advisable Yeurs, respectfully
srRKEY & rtssv
heeei~og By every clipper from New York. and
nave N store large assor,me OF the above cslebfa
tel Safes For sale by + Tl.INAN
% hiis-y siest. San Francisco. Qim
Nevada national., 1859-10-08

ar Justices Blank. Of Every Dtscrr,ios TO-
sale st this ofco.
Nevada national., 1859-10-08
vOLDN ER's

sehnapps continue the leading brand. The under
signed is receiving By each steamer from New Yorl
a supply to meet the wants Of the trade.
vOI.DNER's schnapps are for sale Nv al dealer
throughout this country : g. SHAW. sole AIT
3m rs Front Street san Franc SEQ
Nevada national., 1859-10-08
New Restaurant !

a. Fire Fire Fire Look to your Safes--Ser
that you have Of Tilton 4 MeFarland's Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes.
Nevada national., 1859-10-08
VOLDNER'S
AFRO MATIC
SCH lie DAM
SC n APPS

THE RErrrATION vOInNER'S sCHNAPrS have
hitherto borne for tiood quality and richness OF
favor will stll be kept up aud no pains spared e.
Nevada national., 1859-10-08
CHA'S MITCHELL'S
Grand Gift
ENTERT AIN M EN- T.

TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH
tha's Mitchell being desirous Of closing out his
retail business. proposes 10 give a GRAND GIFT En-.
IhhiAiNMkNT to come OF In the early part Of No.
semher. 1850, rrrff tn 80
At MITCTEiI'S HALL.
Corner OF Mill and Neal Streets, Grass Valley.
lst Prire. Honse and lot on Corner Of Mil and
Neal street. all completely new eonsainining a Ba ?
Room. sitting Room, Bed Rooms. Dining Room a
rs by % feet and Fire Proof Cellar also
House adjoining, containing one large Sitting Room.
ditto Behroom and Room behind IN. sans small
Garden in front. and Yard in rear OF the house =
sre OF Lot % feet on Neal street and 81 on MIL 81
Nevada national., 1859-10-08

From whatever cause. tnNNfsS ~ ErlEfIS. and ~
other signs Of diseased liver and oihsr disrrEani-
zation Of the system. vanish under the srsdirstiis
influence Of thi. all powerful aniiss.iis saa dstss'
Nevada national., 1859-10-08
BILIOUS DISORDERS.

The proper quHntum and right esnfttion a. ihs
bile L. of monentnus Importance TO the health ef
the hun an frame this Nri HuIivs medicine exrsls
the hidden seeds II thecomplsint nd renders an the
fuid- and ,ecretion~ pure and fluent. cleansing aHt
r.susitating the vital functions of the besy.
Nevada national., 1859-10-08
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

The great scouree Of this continent Fislds quishiy
to course % these antsspie PILLS and the digestive
organs are restored "a their proper tone ne Hstier
in what hdeous shHIe this IA, DIRE Of Sissasss sShi
bits itself this searching and anerring rsssdy Dis
persss il from the patients sysiem.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-05-25
Beware of the FireSsnd.

We have seen the first number of paper, Just
commenced in this City, called The Democratic
Press" and protesting to be Democratic. This pa
per has been established on the remains of sheet
called the " Giraffe" In 1853 this same "Girafs"
DOTTED its neutrality took part in politics, changed
its name, and expired In 1854 Mr. Cantwell came
to this City and started the Statesman" dsor-
ganzing, distribution sheet and that expired in the
course Of two or three weeks. This socalled "Den-
ocratic Press is Of the stripe and is no doubt
aided and encouraged by Mr. Cantwell. What
amount Mr.. L. N. B. Battle and Mr. H. G. Williams
have contributed to start this sheet we know not;
but we suspect that in some way or other, they
have aided in this disorganizing business.
We do not believe this movement will amount to
any thing; but whether it should or not, we have
this to say: We repeat what said in a recent is
sue that if paper shall be established here by a
person or persons having the confidence of the De-
mocratic party, with the view of advocating and
forcing Democratic principles and of maintaining Or
ganization, and with no pledge, express or implied
to advance the interests of certain set of men to
the injury of others, we we will extend to such pa
per cordial greeting, and will be happy to co-ope-
rate with it in common cause. But the object Of
this so-called "Democratic Press is bad one and
warn all true Democrats against it. Its ostensi-
BILE Editor is totally unprlncipled and would, in our
opinion. serve any cause for pay.
The very first number of this paper proposes and
urges test of Democratic soundness-the Thirty
Million bill"-which the Franklinton Convention
unanimously declined to make; and which the De-
mocracy of the State will decline to make. -
I'VE are no mans organ. We are an exponent Of
Democratic principles but at the same time we
have uniformly labored to do equal and full justice
t, such gentlemen as the Democratic party has
called into its service. We hold that principles
paramount to men, and that the people are great
er than their servants. In the language of Levi
Woodbury. eve go where Democratic principles
lead, and when they cease to lead we cease to fol
| low"
| We are now in the midst of Congressional cam
paign, and We not to be diverted from our duty
by any thing which may be said or done. We know
the ground we occupy. We have felt it carefully
and we know it to be firm We intend to maintain
oar selfrespect our personal independence, and oul
political integrity, under all circumstances and
every hazard Weintcnd to do right, and fear moth
ing; we intend to confide in the people and main
tain their interests, have heretofore done ant
we will call on Them if necessary, to decide between
us and the disorganizers who are assailing us be
cause we have been true to them.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-05-25
" Come and trip it as you 60,
On the light fantastic toe!"

DEArHs.--Anson county has lost within few
days. three from among its most valuable citizens.
In our last we announced the deaths of Nelson P
Lilies and Nathan Beverly. And now we have to
add the loss of Walter R. Leak, Esq, President of
the Bank of marlborough, who died, after few
days illness, at Terrys Landing, Ark, on the 9Th
inst He was on visit to friends and relations in
that State, and the first intimation that many in
North Carolina had of his death was on the arrival
of his body at Wadesborough for interment at home
He was one of the most respected and useful and in
fuental citizens of the Pee Dee country whose great
sagacity and excellent good sense had secured him
an ample fortune without deadenng his feelings to
the charities Of life and the calls of the religion of
which he was worthy professor His age was
about 4z.-Fay. Observer.