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Shelby MedicaiColIere

THE Introductory Lecture q Prof ERNI will be de-
j livered at u e lecture Re- - tn Coll. &c on
wEbSh<pAf kVt MING, TIE alH Inst. at SA >
clock. sehlnct-tIhe Harmony Of Nature"
oct3-3t
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&B-The Buchanan Democrats in Illinois
have called a State Convention on the 10Th
Of January next to appoint delegates TO the
Charleston Convention. They have pitch d
out" Ia advance OF the Douglas Democracy
with a view to get up doubtless q double
delegation. So the harmonious" 60.
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~Amongst the delegates 10 the Masonic
Grand Lodge, which met In this city yeh.er-
day, we are pleased 10 see A. 7. Hall, E'e.'
:, g..utou. lie j. In rxcsIlrnt health
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Architectural Works.
NASHVILLE RACES
g.
VIII c. mmence TUESDAY, October 4ih, with
Sweepstakes for xyo-V ear old; One
Mile Heats.

VIII c. mmence TUESDAY, October 4h with
Sweepstakes for wo-Ve ear DID; One
Mile Heats.
500 entrance; SIS forfeit Closed with % entries
n OWLS l. heatham enters by Fro4 Trade;
j dam, second BeilshRZZer. NJ y. Calgy eut RS -
c. BY mp Albion; "am, Imp. Lev athai Eli 0dam
enters blk T. by Imp. Albion: dam, Imp. Levathan.
W. T. theatham enters b. T. Hoops by Free trade;
Ida, by BelIshazza A. Matthews tiers CHI C
by Albion, out 81 the dam Of Red Oak. B. n. Malone
enters {. Albion, dam, Imp. Levathan Clint
Douglass enters b. C. by iIde Hari old; iam lay
Dream w. G. Harding entersg C by c Tide Harold;
ch &. ToodIes, by Highlander; dam, Epsilon. B.
WTkefson enters b. f. by Albion dam Ross r.
Martin enters Mary Burton by Albion; dam, stock
holder. A Turner enters b. C. by i'm. g encoe; dIm
Princess Ann. John Barry enters blk c. By Al
bi"n; dam, Imp sovereign Eli o. Elliott enters
blk. by Albion: dam, by lump Leviathan. J
Mathews enie,s blk c. by A bin darn, Ame rican
Eclipse. J. jackson enters b. {. BY Chde Har-
ruld, out OF the Of 81 cks. Harvey enters
gr. (. by Albion: dam by lbp. Leviuhan. NJ n.
Ca gy enters ch f. by Wagner; dam .AmbAsssa, or
" Roundtree & Co. ei ters b. f. Moneka by AIbt,n:
dam Eudura. T. Chetiham ,nters CHI G. by
Highlander dam, Kitty Puryear. W l. Ch.sttharn
cutters CHI. f. by Highlander, dan, Mary Elliott. w.
I ChraIham enters b. by HIghanuer; dam, Imp.
Shamrock.
second Race, same Day.
SweepstaKe for lhrea-year oil 5 20 entrance; SIS
70 it Closed with THREE entries.
W. G. Harding names CHI c. " Epsilon, dam by
Pram. W. I. Cheatlian names CHI C. Nea Breathitt,
Icy Glencoe dam by Lcviathau. = j. Cirter names
(Gen Woodfoik's) ch C. Delhi, by Geneoei TAIN
by LeviIthan.
THIRD RACE, SAME DAY.
Match for s 500 aside; One vile heats.
MI Ev riley n ch. Z. by q. Elliott, four eaIs
old. Mr.. Lewis nan By OthelO, four years
old.
WEDNESDAY, &C ODER 5th.
Club Purse, $500; Two Mile Heats.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9th.
sweepstfkes FIR Three, ear-old; One Nile HI ats
500 enir ice; $50 furfft Closed with four entries.
James jackson nsmes b. by Ambassador, '.Am
by Priam. W. g. Harding names or. C. H. rndon, by
A.biun; dam. Gamma. =. Carter names CHI. Ia.
ehi, by Glencoe. dam b, Levi. tlian. kl Odom
names b. /. u ordva, by Albion; dam by Sovereign.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th.
Club Purse, 5000; Gne VILE Heats.
SATURDAY, O''1OI Err 9Th.
Projectors Purse $500; Mile Heats.
ocIl 5. J. LAiIkR, proprietor.
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Legislature
HOUSE OF REPREsEsrArivE.S
Monday. October 3. Is

AT half past IL O'Clock. A. NJ, the Seere-
tary OF State, Hon. J. E. S. RAY. took the
Speakers Chair and called the House of Re
representatives. to order. when the roll of men,
beers was called. and the following came for
ward, presented their credentials and were
oualifit.d .ta- p t4.f1s.sz 81 E--4tE u
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South Nashville Markef-Heuse
Building for sale.

THE renewal q fhe sonfh NsshsEis Market Hause,
Il Colexs street, having heen orceEea - The Cts
cognssl, all pr.ceed 10 SCI the saale The hiwh-
go hi6deT Ter ezfh. On The premises, "a Saturday
uauEnlns, uctFhef ssA. - 70 aAxiaek. Tie Frrhaser
wia b required b remoye tbs kease wAhoat dslsy.
s4EENe IRA z. ETS.
y YAknRouGH. loonn.isaes
srTtsf-iel d n.eIlC- -.
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Qem ADVERTISEMENTS
For Cairo and st. Louis.

TINE splenSd passenger cT-~Sn -
Il steamer MINNErO Vk A, ssf-S rrsssssssSAste1sa |
nAsHEIs, Master, will leave for 1850
Cairo and st. Louis, on THURSDAY, 9th inst, at IL
O'Clock. a. HAMILTON,
OCt3-td Agent.
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HOllOyay,s Ointment and Pills.
Intermittent Ievers inevitably broken up BY the
pills. They act simultaneously the liver, bowels
and nervous system. Eruptons vanish under the
operation of the Ointment.
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For Louisville.

TIVE splendid passenger TT5U
i steamer JOHN GAULT z1Nz&fka
BUncE, Master, G. I. RtTDiK
Clerk, will leave this port GA 1UE~ Az EVtNl\G,
at ocl' OK. tor above point. For freight passage
apply on board or to
ct3-td II. II. HARRISON. Agent.
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sAPONHFIEN,
OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

Aore than Double The Strength Of Ordinary Potssk.
E'OR m ,knR : withs,nt lime viii, Ittle trouble
Il aud at trifl exrensr The thea pest article ever
discovered Tor tue purpose One pound will make
twelve OF fifteen gallons OF god Soft soap,oP nine
pounds Hard soap. rrnteTs all and Il superior
arthie for cleaning type 1t j. perfectly lubie and
free flom impurities.
Rr,,ken In small lamps and put up In !, 2 and
ID cas-.
Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL.
wotks, Brooklyn, aud sold by
81 DUEKEs co.
oct3-d&W1y ISL Pearl rect NeA York
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BLACKsMirHs CoAI.

4 0nn Tons FOR sale at the ltsina Coal Yard. In
lsOOO - lar stPtkiOk - Any other The c t.
la durability and hssl sts II heat IL contains LIZ
than OK per cent Sulphur, aud barns Ailheul Gin
der. D. Using u, yoa vi not onfy b. please. bat
You can save money. oFders eau be dropped Ia
Box %. p. o., or al The fard back a y. {. H. x
Depot ; J AGAkH.
sepISo
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sEWANEE COAL.

THE Sewanee Coal Con pany win sell their superier
i qgAhy OF Col at the following rates, until the
isI OF November ext:
Select Lump sS i-er ton; equal to I fraction lees
than ~ cts PER baslIel.
Screened or uDd, 81 per ton, equal O. a fraction
over Is tss. Ter bushei
Nut Ceai, when ON hand, s. so per ton.
Fine Coal g. per toa.
II te etzens Of Nashville pair0nize this Company,
they may always depend pom getting = Falsply OF
superior aud fTesh mined coal and At re2soi alb e
Rates.
1he Coal Is all weighed, and purchasers are GER
tam u getting what they ray FIR.
For domestic nse, steam aud Blacksmith, h has no
equal in tennessee.
Yard on Cedar street. adjoining y. C. R. r.
Orders len At the y. o.. Box as, with George
Greg viii be tllei the latest. the fooSiu Z
day SAMUEL y. TRACY,
octI President sswanee MiBlng 4 r. Co.
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

VIZ are no~ receiving kne assortment OF far-
w ulshlng bolds, a. Whch name chlhlS-
every variety e pAieEas and latest siy
Gloves, Snspensers. ksbes. Neck tss. focket n-ne
kefehicfE, tsnbreliss, CSDikMKAh-SFcry ss,r
U-Noney Drlts. HALF n f--sf caiisn, e'e', -
r.ne. and (axhmere--IRAvEii>,' siiAsi :, e~aa'
iets - blckskhs, kid zna Gill; kc, ,of 81,
seq1lu y ~ @1l
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In addition to the following testimonials.
DR.. Ealing had the honor of operating with
success on the Hon. JAyEs BUCHANAN.
President of the United States, to whom he
can refer with confidence.
Copies of European Testimonials.
From HIS Imperial Majesty, Napoleon III, En-
peror Of Frdnce.l
monsieur Ealing ma exrait les cors
avec un grand success ct unc Grande habilite.
NAPOLEON.
[From HIS Serene Highness he Hereditary Prince of
Sdxe MeinigsR.
g. Dass mir. der Herr Doctor Ealing, III
mciner Zufreidenheat Huhnerangen operirte
bescheinge ich birmit
&c. orge Erbprinz, Won Sachsen Meinigeu.
London,
den 26tch Mai. 1857"
[From HIS Grace khe Duke of Hamilton and Bran
'.Dr. Ealing operated on my feet success
fully and skillfully.
"OHATEIHERAuLT HAMILTON AND BRANDON.
Hamilton Palace"
(Frou, His Grace The Duke Of NoTthEmberldud-l
DIR. Ealing has very skillfully removed
several very troublesome corns from my
feet, without causing the slightest pain.
e "NoRTHUMBERLAND.
Northumberland House,
London.
/ From HIS EroeTeney, his Prtssian Majesys Arbds-
sddor 10 the Curt Of Great Britdin-l
al have very great satisfaction in stating
that DR.. Ealing has extracted two very deep
corns from my feet which had tor many
years given me great pain. aud that has
shown. also. in this that skill and kno~l-
edge, which have procured for him so very
deserved a reputation. 'BUNsES.
Carlton House Terrace,
Lttt London.n - ta
From Gts kost Hon he Marquis # stqcordl
DIR. Ealing has extracted my corns with
extraordinary skill. ''SrAFFoRD."
Stafford House, g
London"
fFrom he Host Hon. Ia Karqsis Of EIy1
DR.. Ealing has extracted my ecrns with
extraordinary skill. Ely"
[ESom tie koa Hon the Rarquis ef Quee,sseeyTy-l-
Il certify that DR.. Ealing has operated on
my feet very successfully. and without any
pain ''ouEESsBkRRr-
fFSem "a. RieAf Hon. tAe Lord BisAep ef ossseee-l
..Dr. Ealing has operated on my feet which
were very troublesome, in very skilfal
| aud satisfactory manner.
&c. G. QuEBEc.
April ;hf =. isssr + -
DR.. Ealing's success among the first fami
lies ID America. as well rs among severn
of the Imperial families OF Earope, ha'
gained for him several thousands test
moniais, consequently Few testimonials vii
appear every day.
DR.. EALING
Can be consulted for afsw days at
80 Public square,
THREE DOORS sEIow CEDAR sr..
es- Or. EALING dees not attend eat q
A = .....s.z s.@s4
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xs- Hon. Ell s. snoHrER. OF Alabama in

Es- Hon. Eli S. SHORTER, OF Alabama in
a recent letter, says:
Douglas is a great man in many senses
OF the ~ord; great IN talents. in orstory, Ia
ambition. and 10 IT, ason To th. South and bis
odd party. which has showertd is heaers
upon him. But be will hnd that the State
Rights ID, mncratie party Is Ear greater than
himself. lie sIsnds not a shadow OF chance
for The nomination at Charleston. ] would
"a sooon expect TO see thai Convention noml-
nate Seward, Hale nr GiddIngs as Douglas.
woald vote tor one oi them as soon as / would
vote Tor him.
That plain. and .'nothirg .iarier"
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New 'Publications.
A REMARK ABLE nook.

+" We Commend This Book heartily, alike 10 the
sfsdfsfa haees AID MAJ. hal.fies ma 10 The friends
of Christian Races-N. Y. OBSERVER.
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THE bca Msehine ever sHyensea for breaa-css.
L. sowing, AID che nAat every Fsrsner shoaid
have AkaisTRoSc CO.
- i4-tf
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co.

(SAEccascTt 20 tdFtcFt AeHdg o. % ana n LahifF-l
On Wednesday. October sth. 1859.
l1rE VIII toner for oashin front OF Warehouse,
w No. Market street., a iarge assortment al
Fresh ard Choice Groceries, Comprising part the
following articles, viz:
100 hhds Ia. Sugar; 100 boxes Tobacco, vart
100 bags Rio Coffee; Gus brands;
100 =. Laguyra Coffee; 200 boxes 80 iiar Soap;
so bbls. New MolAsses. 200 - Palm soap;
so 1, bbls. do; 100 a. Fox's Starch;
SO bbls. Crushed 4 Pow 100 - Woods do;
dered Sugar: 200 dozen Broons.
400 bbs. Cfn'ti. whisky 400 boxes star Candles;
Is Z" Newsom do: 100 " Tsllow do.
so Robinson do; Sc y and y bbls. craa
90 "a old Rye 4 Bour- berries;
bon Whisky; 800 doz- Painted Buksts;
IS :, JApes Brandy; 100 boxes ". K. and T. D.
IS bbls, Water and But Cherre;
Ter Crackers. Is bags Pepper
100 Kegs Nails assorted. 500 Rexms Wrap Paper;
zoo cases Cove oysters. 20 eases Sardines;
500 900 assorted Cgars:
200 kegs pure Willie Lad. -
500 chicdam SchnApps.
Together with mAny othsr articles 10 hnrneso1s
70 mention-
CARTER wItsFORn 4 co.
seg3a-td No. sMarket street.
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t.xtra EalniIY t'Iaur.

LsxfRA Fasnsly Fasas nsss fsom ns~ wheas, n
J's ssse ~ ste lsrs4asay lsllts-
Ia t-ss y. nsckEs
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Wheat Fans! Wheat Fans !

ltfE In rvcespt Of lot Of superior Wheat Pans
w Fhey ~iii be sold al Mandatory prnes AZ 80.
mAs2s CARTER. wIIsFoRD 4 co.
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All Times and Countries,
BESSIL e. IuR.E ILI-NnLEn -..nr.n>. ,I.1.II---.

All Times and Countries.
BESslI f THREE HUNDRED sS1DERN RECEIPTS.
vol, small 4to. gilt top.
The Book is volr me of vcritable '.tabIe IA ky
abs NJ tl' bile, and the thrs that or anrhi 4,
be o. II treating them ''CHsSraly and Poetc.Ily' ~
and Wit Il is not hove telling nne how To make
yeasi G kes.P tGri i'hh'r plan 10 render s.SsaIe
bread frcsh," and chocolate drinkAble and miro.
duciug into g'od conversational 500 Jay a multitude
az SIMILAR sui icrts hitherto held 1, ne tnrb! len
plebeau AN" Earhcaly. IL is a regencrated ..Cak-
Book m TACT, thHt hIving reludre the err or az n.
ways, tie mere f"rmalty az statrme, Is and Us
common rloties, nrans in iuiaTe o. have place in
the bfary ,'nd To- move in IN" Kite ,cu ouly through
the u lite influence il Is able rxrrrsc On the h, ad
OF tie family
W. Jerry q CO., rnbIIe square.
sep.S-i
FISTtRY az FRANZ, fr'.m the rarIicst times 10
1888. p, the Rev Jamcs While. large vol, svo.
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s"pt-s-tr
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With Notes aud ArPrnesgrs. by Rawlinson. Vol.
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". y. HI RAY & CO., Public qunre
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Notice


rs store saa Coz sale % h@ss ex,s. Fnnas Fleur
AIx11L, Hoorkn 90.
asess AR Ss- q sna : nsrses "a
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Canes.

COOKING COAL.
UsHE KTSA Il The only Coal the market &c for
cooking PURPOSES. Il sinosi entirely free
fFem ruakF and 30 q and contains o. ID Ter cent
thaD any other tTders can be dropf~a n Bar %
Pet ofsc the YsTd. b.ck a the Nashville an
Chattanooga Railroad Depot
seplI-tf - 8 J. AGNEW.
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One Grand Prize of $4,000,
Jhole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; ouarterss2 SO

certificates of Packages will besOld at the fol
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Breakfast, Dinner ard Tea,

VIEWED Ct ASSlCAILY, PoETICAL.Y, AMI PRAc-
TlcAlLv, CINTAINING NUMEROUS Gu
EInUS DISHES AND FEASTS, uF
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FIJI ard the Fijis ms.

By Thcmas w iliis ms and james Calvert.
vol. svo. Illustrated with Coiored Plates ana
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In addition to the following testimonials.
DIR. Ealing had the honor of operating with
success on the Hon. JAyEs BUCHANAN
President of the United States, to whom be
can refer with confidence.
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We referred some days ago, to the note
which appeared in the Monitear, and which
Emperor himself, then at the Baths of ST.
Sauveur. Its Importance in connection with
the failure of the Zurich Conference to ac-
complish anything, the enthusiasm it has
| awaken among the Italian population. and
the consent of Victor Emmanuel, which has
been lately obtained, to the annexation of
Modcna and Parma to his dominions, require
that it should De reproduced, as the last
manifesto of the French Emperor on the
subject:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13
READ AND REFLECT
DIR. G.. III. TOzer's Card to the Afflicted. /.

QUick Cures and LO10 Prices at the Established
office, Sirth street, bett0een j and Il streets.
hR. T0ZER returns his thanks to his numerous pa
~ uents for their patronage, and would embrace
this opportunity to remind them tlathe continues to
consult on those difficult of NENEREAL which
have banled the skill Of some of the most celebrated
physicians Of the age, and upon which he has Meier
Fdited TO Pert0i0t q RddicdL Ctre
DR.. TOzel's reputation physician stands une-
qualed His exclusive attention to diseases of the
GenitO Urinary Organs, for many years renders hn
perfect master Of Syphlitc diseases
Dr. Tozer has, it is well known, taken patients from
Perfect Healtb. lie further states that he deems it
sufficient to attract the attention of those who might
need the services of physician in cases, par
ticularly those enumerated in the advertisements eX-
pectng they would test my merits as practitioner,
and the result my practice has been thus far sasfac-
tory to my patients and myself. Nor do l deem It
necessary to fill columns Of newspapers with fusome,
empric aud bombastic advertisements protesting my
ability 50 heal all diseases flesh is heir to- for to do
that must be something more than man, but to give
those that are afflicted with Venereal, Chronic and
other diseases TO understand, from long experience
am fully competent to treat them successfully.
offer no genuine or fraudulent certificates puns
OF my superior qualifications practitioner, ne-
ther do assume the medical honors to which en-
titled; butmerely ask those who are diseased to read
private diseases, and judge for themselves where to
apply for relief. (My rooms so arranged that |
can be consulted in private Mt all hours Of the day,
from o'clock A. NJ. until P.N)
e Persons with Chronic Diarrhna, Dysentery,
Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness
OF the limbs and back, 1ndispositon loss of Memory
Aversion to Society, Love of Solitude, Tmidity, Self
dstrust, Dizziness, Headache, pain in the side, aec
tions of the eyes, pimples on the face, Sexual and
other nrmites in Man. &C., will find it important 10
consult DR.. CHAS. If. TOZE at his office, Sixth ). .
between and X, Sacramento.
noy4-yr CHAs. II. TOZER, NJ. D.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13
CONSTABLE SALE.

HlK virtue of Execution to me directed from
dD the Court Of J. H. Narric Esq, Justice OF the
Peace in and fot Slate Range Township, luha county,
on a judgment rendered therein ON the 10th day ol
November, A. y. 1855, in favyr Of Nat. Knight and
against Scott Beers, for the of fnytwo dollars,
with accruing costs, have levied upon and shall sell
at public auction, in front Of the Arcade saloon at
Camptonvilie in Yuba county, on the 18th day
of January, 4. ID. 1852, at II o'clock A. NJ
all the right title interest claim Of the said Scott
Beers in and to the following descrb d property to-
wit: That certain tract OF land situated the trail
leading from Billiards. Ban to Camptouvile. Iuba
county and known Scott Beers Ranch; and fur
ther described in preempon claim thereto of record
In the Office of the Recorder Of Yuba county, in pre-
emption book No. 1, on page 37S.
J. NJ. CHAMBERS Constable
Slate Range, Dec. 10, lS5S dcc1S-law4w
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13
Declaration as Sole Trader.

r CAROLINE NEIL, Of the city Of Mlrysvlle,
j county Of Yuba AMI State of California, wife of
Charles Mehl do hereby declare and make known that
II is my intention to ry aud transact Business
for the future, in name, Sole Trader in the
county Of Nuba and elsewhere in said State; that my
said Business will he the Manufacture and sale Of
Bread and Crackers in all the branches Of said Bust
ness. also hereby further declare and say that
will, from the date hereof BE- individually RESPONSE
bic in my own ma ue. for any debts contracted by
account Of said business, and that neither the
plus of capital over five thousand dollars any
part Of the capital invested in said business has
from any funds property belonging to my husband.
CAROLINE NEIL.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, | &C

On this 18th day of December, A. D. ISIS, before
me, Justice Of the Peace, in and for Yuba county
aforesaid, personally came Caroline Mehl, wife of
Charles Meh and 10 me personally known to be the
individual described in, and who executed the fore
going declaration Sole Trader, and made and exc
cuted said declaration in my presence and before me,
and also being by me duy sworn, on oath declared
and said that no part Of the money, apta Invest
ell in said business had from any funds or prop
erty belonging to her husband.
..... Subscribed and sworn to before me, the day
l.. s.. and year in this certificate above written.
'....' WM. SINGER, Justice of the Peace,
in and for the city Of Marysyille and Yuba Co
dec21 -1aw3w*
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13
TsVO THE AFFLICTED.-Dr. L. ]. CzaI

a kay returns his sincere thanks to to his numer-
patients for their patronage, and would take this
opportunity to remind them that he continues to
the Lungs Liver, Kidneys, digestive and genital
gans, and all private diseases, viz Syphiltic ulcers,
gonorrhpa. glcet structures, seminal weakness, and
all the horrid consequences Of self-abuse; and he
hopes that his long experience and successful practice
of many years will continue to insure him share of
public patronage. BY the practice of many years in
Europe and the United States and during the Hunga-
ran and campaigns he enabled to apply the most
efficient and successful remedies against diseases of
all kinds. lie uses no mercury-cbarges moderate
treats his patiens in correct and honorable way
has references of unquestionable veracity from
of known responsibility and nigh standing in society.
All parties consulting him, by letter or otherwise, will
receive the best and gentes treatment, and implicit
secresy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13
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FI1O THE LADIES OF CALIFORNIA;. j, Ozap-
L kay, NJ. d., Physician, Surgeon, and Aceoucheur,
invites the attention of the sick and afflicted females
laborng under any of the various forms of diseases
OF the brain, lungs, heart, stomach, liver womb blood,
kidneys, and all diseases peculiar to their The
Doctor Is eifecting than any other physi
clan in the state of Cafor la Let no false delcacy
prevent you, but apply Immediately, and save your
serves from painful suiferings and premature DEATH
All married ladies' whose delicate health other cir
cumstances prevent increase in their families
should call at DR.. l.. j. Czapkay's Medical Institute
Sacramento street, below Montgomery opposite Paci-
fc Mail Steamship Company's office, San Francisco
and they will receive every possible help and relief.
All consultations (by letter or otherwise) free
Address l.. J. CzAPKAY, NJ. D., San Francisco