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SIMMONS.

STATE, Stat. Of {, California S Jus;es,s be,. Court
Township Of LnrsEa Wv. capeston, J P.
W. b. Churchill Plaintiff vs.. d. Day. Rec and J
C. Cookery, Defendants.
Whereas suit was brought on the eth day Of Dec
A. d. 1898. before me an aciing jusee Of ibs Peace
in and for said County and Township against the
above named defendants and IN favor Of the above
named Plaintiff, for the sum Of One Hundred ana
Seventy three Dollars and Ninety-six Cents. and
the foreclosure OF l.umberulan's Lien. And where
as judgment rendered on the 10lh day of necem
Der, A. D. 1853. against said defendants for the sun
Of One Hundred and Eighty dollars * sixteen ceats
debt and costs OF suit. and Order granted to for
close said Lien and aud sell the aBu ing describe
property set forth in said Lien. to wit The Live
~ Stable aud ground on which the same is loezfe,-
and convenient space around the same FOR its prop
er use and convenience, all Of which being in the
town OF Eureka (Moors Flat County and state afor
said located on the corner adjoining AcCaHrey's Sa-
loon, said property formerly went und the IA ne
the Clifton House, and now used a. Livery Eta. 90
Notice Is hereby given te all persons, holding DE
ming Lens on the above described premise y
aud appear at my Ofhce on Moore's Flats ~
County and Township, the END day Of ~ ~
v, bsr, A. D. 1859, at 10 o'clock A. n, and =
see MT tfen and there the proof Of said Iens.-o
e1h en- under my hand, this 10th day of Deceme
Gi A. ID. 1859 ". W. CAPERT0S, J.P
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sand's SnFsnpartffa.-ThisO Old Standa ri
Medicine, the original aud genuine article, continues
to b. the popular remedy for purify ing the b.ood.
for the cure OF Sroiula and all uleernus and erup
tive diseases. It's onderiully purify ing aud cura
tive powers have been evidenced To the delight of
thousands during the lat seS enteen years in
OF ScrOlula of he worst kin lie careful To as for
Sands Sarsaparlla, aud take ether. You will
find II fully merits the euviable reputation 1t has
acquired. Read the advertisement in another col
umn. Prepared and sold by A. b. and ID. sANDs,,
Druggists, 100 Fulton Street. New York.
For sale By H. johnson X Co. and Reliinginn &
Co. san Francisco, Rice X Coffin. Marysville. K. II.
hcDnnald n Co, Sacramento and BY Druggists gen
orally. ss- W. LoUrENHFIsER, Ageut Grass Valley
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Iron Railing,
....-Foe....
Dwellings, VerandaS. Cemtterys, &c.

THE SUBSCRIBERS (lMlnRTERSl beg leave 10 call
L the attention of Builders and all Others anti.
cpatng want II Iron Railia <. Verandas Balconies
&c, To their eXiensy assortment Of Patterns which
are kept on ale at onr Office al the corner OF san
some and Merchant staeet, San Francisco.
To those who are expecting 10 build or wish TO
inelo>e their cemetery lots with iron railing We
wenld say that advantageous contracts nnv be made
with Us, who are constantly furnished with all the
modern patterns from New York Philadelphia Balti-
more. and Boston This branch al our bisneSs l..
connected with the extnsive Foundry aud Machine
shop of hessis Theodore u. Lincoln \ Co. OF Hart
ford Conn Whose work needs no recommended tion
with those who familiar with tho reputation Of
that establishment.
\ B-fhose who require Railing Of anv particular
style oiers Than the samples weilh have on exhi
bition. can be accommodated by forwarding to MS
drawing Tor patterns.
Further paticulars. inoludCng prices for Railing.
may be learned by calling addressing
Nm. FAULKNER x son.
dec -O-5m San Francisco, Cal.
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CONSTABLES' SALE.
State Of California, County OF Neva ia. ss.

DI VIRTUE Of an Execution 70 me delivered issu.
ID el from the Court Of :. 6. RICHARDSON Esq.. an
acting Justice ~ the Peace in and for the County
Aforesaid bearing date December l. lS5a 10 satisfy
Judgment rendered by T.. Spoiiord late Justice Of
the Peace, on the 2ah day Of july 1889 in favor
Of Vow, Chinansn. and against Joseph Richards
others, for the sum of Sl43, I'll, Debt Interest
Damages and Costsof Suit
have taken in Execution. and will sell 10 the
highest bidder Tor Cash. AZ the Ofic. Of : C. Rich
srdsou. on Mil Street. Grass Valley. all ths right IL
lie and interest of Ioeph Richards and Others IN X
te the following dhcdbed property to wit-house
sitdsied near the iiellvetia X laiayete Quartz
Mil in aforesaid township County ami State aud
heretofore used by said parties boarding House
On SATURDAY, the 7ih day 81 January A. n. 1850.
.etween the hours Of O'Clock. A NJ and o. clock
~. taken as the property Of Joseph Richards to
tisfy the above demands and accsk ling Costs.
J. ALLISON. Constable.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.
Eureka Tewnship-Couuty of Nevada.

BY Virtue Of an Execution to me delivered, issu-
ed ont Of W. W. Capertons Court an acting Justice
Of the Peace in and for the Township Of Eureka.
County Of Nevada, and State of California bearing
date, December LIST. 1852 In favor uf NJ W CON
NELLY, and against OSCAR BABCOCk. ior the sum
of seveniy-eight Dollars aud Eighty ave Cents debt
damages and costs Of suit--I have this day levied
aud Sizsd upon the following described property TO
wit All the right, title and Interest Of oscar
Babcock, In and TO Ranch situated on Orleans
Flat, County and State aforesaid, and known as the
Crothers 4 Babcock Ranch.
Notice is hereby given that will expose TO pub.
c sale the above described property the highest
bidder, for Cash, on the ground on MONDAY the
Goth day Of December, A D. 1852 between the
hours of 10 o'clock, A. VI. and ?. NJ to satisfy the
above demands aud acceuing casts.
Given under my hand this lst day Of December,
A. u. 1859. NJ. MURPHY Const T. T.
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Empire Restaurant,
Main street. Grn.- yutIev

Mnfn street, Gsrass Valley.
Next Door to Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S Express Ofice
Meals at all Hours-where everything can
be had which the market affords.
All Sorts of Game in Season.
Thankful for the liberal Patronage extended 10 me
since my opening OF this Establishment | take plea.
sure in informing my frenia, and the public in gen.
eral that have this day concluded to furnish
MEALS AT ALL HOURS,
Where everything be had that the market af.
toris, with the assurance that unexcepiionab be
Cook will do Justice. and am confident that By
this assurance, shall receive a liberal patronage
(as hcretoiore) from the citizens of Grass Valley.
80. AL so.
ss-I am prepared to furnish Orders, a per Bill
Of Fare on the most reasonable terms.
lss J. II CLARK
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80 Samuel Smith. alias Timber Jim
who has heen for some time stopping about
Grass Valley, was arrested, on. Monday last
for robbery. on u warrant from Nevada.
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rs- II is announced, by posters about
town that a '.Graud Sparri nr Match" will
he given. this evening. at Hamilton Theater.
for the benefit o the Washington Monument
Lc..uI
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POSTPONEMENT.

Ca The above sale has been postponed TO Tues
day the 18th day o. January. A. D. 1850
By Order Of Plaintiff 5 Attorneys.
J. VAN HAGAN, sheriff NevadaCo
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JOHN 3. LAMBERT. Clerk.
BY Joseph Roberts, Deputy.

BY Order OF Hon David Belden, County Judge, in
and for Nevada County, California.
true Copy-AtteSt JOHN :. LAMBERT, elk
Per Joseph Roberts, Jr., Deputy.
pibbls Lansing, Attorneys for Plaintiff .03n
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SUMMONS

State Of California, County of Nevada. Dis,
trict Court Of the 18th Judicsal District
OF said State.
The People OF the State Of California. to-
HENRY c. HOWARD. Greeting
You are hereby summoned 10 appear and ans
wer 10 the complaint OF GEORGE y BROWN. filed
against you, within ten days from the service Of This
Writ, II served on you In this County. within twen
~ days II served on you in this District and ont Of
this County. and within forty days II served on Won
In the state and out Of this District In an aciion
commenced an the Slst day ef October. A. n 1850
IN said Casrt for the recovery Of the surn Of Five
hund ed and sixty five Dolars f-5e5l aIlefred 10
be due FIaintih from defendant, upon prnmInis-
sorry note for money loaned to Defendant by Plain.
~, az Defendants special instance and request
WIN interest on the sum OF One Hundred nulla.s
AZ the rate OF hive per cent per month from and
sinee the date hereof and interest upen The balance
az the rate Of ten per cent per aunum-aii psrticu
larry set forth in Plaintiffs complaint on fle in the
Clerks Office OF this County. aud You are hereby
notified that il you fail to answer said complaint as
herein directed Plaintiff will take Judgment against
you therefor by default together with an costs Of
suit, and also demand Of the Court such other relief
as Is prayed for In Plaintiffs said complaint
In testimony whereof John $ Iambe T. Clerk |
81 the District Court. aforesaid do hereunto set my
nd and impress the seal Of said Court al Ofiee !
n the city oil Nevada, this sth day of December. A.
D. 1859.
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sands snr-npar,na.-Thiso Old stands

Mr.. GdssNER bas disconi nued his Agency at
Sacramento fc, the present.
Nevada national., 1859-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lottery Net,cc.-fessons hoIdilg Iicaeis ia
the Lotteries o. Wood, Eddy < Co, will please send
their address 10 the Principal 0iiee at san Fran
Francisco, naming the Class, Number and Official
Drawing;, will be promptly forwarded. Prizes win
be eashcd, on presenia lion and everything connect
ell with the business faithfully attended to- by ap
plcation in person, addressing through the Post
Office or Express. u. y. GASsNFR.
25-2p Care Of Wood. Eady. 4 Co
No. 9s Montgomery strest, san Francisco
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Passengers and Treasure. for PANAMA,
On WEDNESDAY,, Decensber 2Oih 1859
At % O'Clock, a. W.. Punetuaiiy.
And will connect, via Panama Railroad at Aspinwa
with the
Magnificent Steamer Atlantic,
CAPTAIN. PEARSON.
The great Speed and unrivalled accommodations Of
these Steamers present superior inducements to
passengers.
as- State-rooms for Second Cabin Passengers, are
provided the ATLANTIC
Through Tickets can he obtained. The Panama
Railroad Company aud the North Atlantic Steamship
Company have authorized Agents for the sale OF
their Tickets
Treasure for shipment will be received on board
the steamer until IL clock midnight, December 18th
flNo merchandise freight will be received on board
after three O'Clock 4. NJ, the 18th Of December
a written order must be procured al the Company's
ohide for its shipment
For freight passage apply TO
FORBES * BABCOCK Agents.
Corner Sacramento and Lcidesdorf streets.
San Francisco.
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HOTEL INTERNATIONAL,
san Francfsto.......... California,

The INTERNATIONAL HOTEL ueAc4n n. \, a,
tendance at all hours 10 convey Passenger 10 .ns
from the Hotel for 81 LOO each, incladins baggage
LII
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For Holy Day Presents secure Que OF
Wool l.ddy Co.'S reliable Lottery Tickets. An in
vestment Of Five, Ten Twenty Dollars msy real
ze competency. Those who wish 10 iry the Goddess
eau rely prompt retruns by addressing
d. D.GASsNs.E, care of Wood, Eddy. & CO.
San Francisco.
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az Justices Blanks, Of Every pssc-Psioa fo-
sale at this ohiso.
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HEDs AND BEDDING.

Embracing in part their celebrated Premium and
Patent Spring Beds, Feather. Hair Moss Wool Pulu
and straw Mattresses OF every size; B0lsters aud
Pillows. Ready made Bed Pillow and Bolster ticks
cotton and linen Sheets PILLOW and Polsier slips
all sEes and quaties-Whte. Rel, Blue, Green
Gray Macknaw and Navy Blankets, various STYLES
of White Family and Crib Blankets Pink. Blue
Orange, Purple, and White spreads. iiar,eiles
Quilts Cromiorters in great variety, Table Cloths
Napkins aud towels Bedsteads. Bel Lounges and
Cots; alsh, Feather, Hair Mos. Wool. and Pulu
Furniture Prints, Ticking. Cotton and iunen Sheet
ing; Bed Lace, Bed springs. &c.. &c.
Collins &to. : manufacturing facilities are ext
ensiye that they fill the largest orders al few
hours notice. Dealers aud consumers respectfully
isviied 10 examine their Goods and Prices before
purchasing elsewhere, Orders acc0mpaied with the
cash aud described goods required will be promptly
attended 10.
The Mechanics iattitute at its astindustrial ex-
hibition, awarded Co ilins & Co. the first Premium
for their Mattresses aud Bedding.
Hz-Goods deliAered at the steamer free OF charge.
Nevada national., 1859-12-24
nsLIOus DIsORnERs.

The proper quantum aud right condition of the
bile q Of momenious Importance to tile health of
the huUan frame, tn - Nj HfiIurs medicine sxnel.
the hidden leeds Of tns complaint aud renders ali the
nuids and secretions pure and fluent clean and
resu-itating the vital functions Of the had,
Nevada national., 1859-12-24
alGKI.Y REHIAIEs.

should lose no time in trying a'few duses Of this
regulating and rrno'ating remedy, whatever may bs
Their complaint. 1t can be taken With safety in all
periodical aud other dsorganizatous its effect is all
lut Iniracnlnn. -
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BED FURNISHING GOODS,
And Manufacturers and Dealers in
BEDS AND BEDDING,

INVITE the attention Of families Hotel keepers,
Steamboat and ship owners Mining and Manu-
featuring companies, Ranchmen, aud the Directors
Of Public Institutions generally, TO their extensive
stock Of
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=. kTIhs above Sale has been postponed to Tussda
the z7tA day Of Deesmber, A. d. 1859
'. D. vANHAGAN, Shssia Nevada Co.
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SONORA,

W. X. BABY COMMANDER.
viii leave Folsom street wharf with the L. ;, Mals,
Passengers and Treasure. for PANAMA,
On WEDNsDAH. Decc cmber 2Oih Slo
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not only was there an absence of any such wide
spread dcsoation the theory of Chalmers as
sumod, but TINT many. very many species Of plants
nnd animals of the pre- Adamte ern, lived in and
through this gratuitous Chaos. aud formed thus
ono other link to an unbrokcn chain Of living or
ganisms reaching from tho present to tho very
commencement of life in tho vast series of fornla-
TONS; IN every portion sono species become ex-
tinct, others continued some becoming less and
less numerous III some parts. Mt others no diminu-
tion of numbers perceived, and suddenly tho spe-
cics become extinct; but extngushed M some are,
continually prolonged Us others are, doretaiicd
and mf6idctd in every part, there is continuous
line of persistent fossils from tho beginning Of
the Creations in theso Strata To the present era;
connecting tho whole together inscparably. and
exhibiting II dssmnrity in each part, yet unity
IN the whole, which carries conviction with il.
Moreover, this theory of Chalmers. besides tho
difficulties above briefly stated assumes what, to
sny the least Of il, is nnsciontifc to require that
we must resort 10 somc entirely nssumptiye and
imagined body OF laws, which must have operated
To produce these strange results and these won
dcrlul phcnomcnn in tho ancient chnrncl houses
ot II buried worldwhilst Goologsts, mt the head
Of whom stands Sir Charles Lycil. aud taught by
his example to attempt tho solution of these mys-
tcrles without rcs"rtng to No unscientiic nmehod:
have tried to apply his principle and with tho
most marked success. gaining ground daily and
maintaining. up to tho present moment. its nsccn-
d'hey-vN: TINT ''the existing causes ni change
III the animate and innnimatc world m,gH be sim
liar not only in kN'd but in degree, to those which
have prevented during many successive modifca-
TONS of the cnrth's Crust"
In Wow uf these facts and infcrenccs is it not
evident, that II reconciliation of Geology us it IN ut
present taught. based upon iacts ns ut present as
ccrtancd; mud the narrative Of Moses ~ we have
heretofore interpreted it--has not hccn effected by
pr. Chalmers. and that n harmonzing brought
nbnut by such violent assumptions. must cause US
to lose confidence III the pcrmanence Of the toun-
daions upon which such agreement IL founded?
"NOMEN QuODLlBET"
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iroae, why back meath the clothes pops the poor
fellows nose, or ffrom the bed rose, 70 put on his
cloths he'd surely froxe
A Horrible Crime-A Oh lid Murdered by
its Father.

Last Saturday, We learn from the Wabash (Ind)
lntelligcnccr, man named William Joy was con-
yicted Of burning his omn child TO death, and SEN
fenced to eighteen years confinement ia the peni-
tentiary. The principal witness against him was
his little daughter Nancy, whose story to the jury
is thus given by tho Inteligcncer: -
Her little brother John, child sbonA four
months old, was quito unwell. and had been 20
for some days, and was consequently fretfdl. and
had cried considerably during tbs night and dis
turbed her father. Early in the norninr her "a
thcr called TO her and told her to get M and make
fire. She did so-inndo tho fire principally OF
brush. because there was no other wood prepared.
After the fire began to burn. tho child continuing
to cry aud fret her father became enraqed, and
snatchcd the child from its mothers arms, tore
every particle of clothing from of it, and then
took it by one arm and leg and held Ii over the
firo until II was burned in several places 10 bis-
tor. lilo thcn struck the little sufferer two blows
with his hnnd. leaving upon its body tho marks of
his fingers; and then threw it into the cradle or
bed
His wife md daughter struggled to get the child
away from him. but were unable to do 80, and
when Mrs. Joy found ho was going to burn the
child to DEATH she ran out of tho house To preyent
seeing the sight 4 hearing of the child's screams
Joy took down his gun and pointing it ut her com.
PEELED her to come IN. llc then loft the house and
did not return. Us We understand for a day or two
Four days after this terrible sccno tho little auf.
feriE ch'ld died aud was buried. None but Joy
and his wife and two youag daughters knew any.
thing about the cause Of its death. The eneighbor-
ing women who came in and assisted to Inv out
the child, found it mortified and decayed that
they could not wash it even take off the cloth
ing around it. Joy told his wife and daughters
thnt II they ever snid word about il he wuuld
kill them, and they believed him, and 20 kept the
horrible secret
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION Augusta, Ca, April H.
Foster Boodget (Amercan) was to day elected
Mayor of this city by twenty majority. beating Dr.
Garvin (Democrnt) There are speculations about
the latter contesting the election. The contest
was excited but peaceable
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.


G.. II. u IL r. |. y =.
SUCCESSOR TO ". II. MusBi,l
Auctionoor e. Commission Merchant
MAIN srREET, ,BNNCuRl kG.SA.
DARTltIIAR attention given To the ssc ot every desctir
ton Of Merchandise Furn'Ire Negroes Real EstateAs
~ Trustees and Adminis ators sales attended in tho
tiyo part of country the most favorable terms
iy ljdly
BRYAN AI<ERS.
AuctiOnoer &J Commission Merchant,
Mnin street. LHNCnhl Ra.. VA.
DARTiCl LAR attention given - the sale Of every ceserp
tion Of Merchsndse Furniture Noer"cs aud Real Estate
Trustees and Administrators sales attended 10 IN the city
and country on the most favorable terms
N u small commissions and Quick returns
Cd lsdts H. A.
ukENfA1 GARD.-Afcr COusui- llyZA
~ tation With many of tho leading prnlis,s NSGHS
at this coaury the subject OF extracting SulfI YYy
teeth hy the aid OF electricity which mode isa
vored by If the eminent o the pocsson and hav
have concluded to adopt il in my practice
iyfts ROBtRr EARLY.
SAM III. \. BOYD.
II As old Main Street. after
IL having fitted IT in splendid S IL. and filled with the
most attractive aud elegant assortment "t TOYS. CON
fEtIlpNERY, FANCY GoopS, fktlIS, Ae., Ar. Ills
articles all and constitute the extensive as'o
mcn Of NOTIONS ir the children aud ecarc ton the Ia
lc ever before offered in 1.yuchhuit dee ei's
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IOUINsON, YOUNGER Il OTEY, I3 PenrI
- Street, between Main and Cary RICHMOND, VA have
hand and offer sale
1000 bags Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee;
% bags Mocha do
40 sides good ani damaged sole Leather
800 boxes Adam ,ntnc Candles
100 boxes Brown Soap
l2J boxes Fancy do
1000 kegs Old ID ominicn Nails
IG0 barrels n o. Moasses;
Is hogshe ads Cuba Mo,asscs
50 o Sugar;
100 barrels extra &. Sugar;
la0 do low grades Sugar;
25 do grsnulaed Sugar;
~ do ground Sugar
- patent loaf Sugar
50 barrels crushed Sugar
~ kegs Soda;
100 boxes French Window Glass
100 kits No | Macker,l;
50 bat res No IIrrrngs;
100 bushels Clover Timothy and other Grass Seeds
BESIDES full assortment GROCERIES, well large
and well selected stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IlQl ORS. We also Agents for the brands
of MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY, all OF which will sell
low. march 2l.dtS-Rep. COPY
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JAMES boyd IoEo. A. KiNHEAR
4 Tenn. Railroad Depot

TU HOHsF H0oFe THe vi q TfHH, hdtIT04d Dep0t,
LYNCH u rig, VA. -
pARTfCULAR attention paid to the sale Country Pyodcs
and proceeds remed Immediately as sales are ef
fected WIN keep hand general assortmrnt Of GRO.
CERlES AND LIQUORS alsn Quano, Lime Cement and
Ground Plaster for sale accommodating terms.
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NuHE ron ScAkLEr fEvER.-Dr. W. ID. Cook,
writing to the Rural New Yorker, says that Nj
trate of Silver will iail to cure scarlet fever
II administered according to these directions;
Dissolve ten grnins OF Nitrate of Silver, COM
monty called lunar cnustic, in one ounce of soft
water; rain or snow water, or distilled water il
tho best; bard WHITEWATER which contains lime
and other mineral subtnnces decompose the
nire md destroy its efficiency. Give of this So
luton from one to twelve drops diluted with
tea-spoonnl oi soft water in a glass or teacup,
proportoned to the age of the pationt ana the ur-
gcncy Of tho symtoms. 1t should never be put in
copper plated or German silver spoon. -
II tho symptoms arc very urgent and not alle-
waited IN from two to six hours repeat the dose.
II IS seldom il ever necessary TO give more than
ono or two doses, and the patient is speedily and
certainly cured, if the disease has not been pre-
vlously aggravated by bnd treatment Avoid ir-
rtating food, drinks aud medicines, and give only
mild d'laent drinks, of which slippery elm is the
very best being both food and medicine Neoer
give cathartcs, even tho most mild, in Scarlet
Fever. or in any case when tho tongue is rod and
has small bright points ofa scarlet color like
miniature strawberries. on the point and along the
edges. Scarlet and Erysypelatous fevers are. al
rays proceeded md accompanied by this appear
ance OF the tongue and by this it may be known,
when cathartics and rritants should be avoided.
and tho Nitrate of Silver alone administered
IT.
DEATH OF YoUNG LADY ny FiRE.--Mrs Carrie
Colbert, aged II years, eldest daughter nf John 8.
and Emily f. Colbert, of Russell county, Ala, de-
parted this life on the 3rd inst, in Tuskegee, Ala
This excellent young lady came to her death in
the following wny:-Upon retiring to her room. af-
ter ten, in company with fow friends, she took
position in front of the fire, with the back of her
head resting on the mantle Her clothing acci-
IDENTIFY come in contact with the flames, and an
soon rs discovered she rushed from the room; with
hor friends in pursuit Her graments were we'll
nigh consumed before the fire could be extinguish-
cd. Shc fingered for two weeks in tho midst of
the most intense suffering. Sho was a member
Of the present Senior class of the Methodist
Female College ut tho above place. and endeared
herself in no small degree to the preoeptors and
pupils of the lntitution. Eulogy in reference to
the deceased is unnecessary.
She was all that her fond parents could wish,
and secured by her amible and modest deport-
mentaud the beautiful consistency of her character
the admiration Of all who knew her. She had,
several months before her death, made her peace
with God and died in the triumphs Of our blessed
christianity. Columbus Enquirer. .4