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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-01-05
A Jail for Sale.

|nIRstANf ~ m order made by The
Hard n Police N Pamela cuuniy,
ae " Mississippi, on Monday the 9th
H. N December, lsis, sill be sold be-.
sn ihe honfs " L. 0'cl0ek, NJ and .
ioek y. ~. IN Monday thc ssih dhy
fehmar, lsjn, upon The premises, ~
Ilf iuellnn.i H. Tho highest bidder, ihe
iai House, M tho town NJ Pamela, In
4 manl,. With tn ,hree lots, yiu lots
~, n and t., IN Illock no. y, In said
wn. npin which the same IL located,
BIT b tiongl thereto. Terms cthird
VI, npl the haliace On q credit Of one
NJ two ysirs. with interest from date,
heparehaser giving notes with approved
krarty. PAYABLE 10 the ,ounty Treasurer
nidc,hnty. for tho didercut payments.
Ne bond will execute u title bond IA
atchtscr Tor warrnn,cc deed. to he made
\ hon ~ 4 the purch,.c money Is raid.
THOMAS y. CLARKE, Member.
=. :. SMITH. o said
". :. CLINTON. Bohra.
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r grrgRs az ADMINISTRATION
4 having hesu granted 10 the under.
signed. Is the Probate Cour, n ransIa
County. Miss.. at the Nuvcmher term.
ISIS, thereof, on the estate Of Bradford
.ione-. deceased, all persons having
claims arains, saii estate, are hereby
notified 10 come forward and have ,hs
- ne probasci. and registered according
10 law, or they viIl be Forever barred.
iAuEs MORRIS, admir-.
Dee. 18th, ISIS. ii-.Jw.
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esass a Mississippi. Pamela County.
". n. Petersen. J ATT ACIlAEST is-
oa''s'"' As' s ss,al y J. ) ;. " IL Ky; X
ylcses Bsvvn. dsy Of D~cemhs,
isss. in favor Of aid ". =. Peterson.
guardian, he and aesisss the esssse Of
ssid Msscs Brvvu, foe 35o o. in the
lrssiees' Csurs, held Il Pssels, state Of
Mississippi. The defendant is hereby
ncsinsi that ssle~ h srr>ss IN sati
Ccsrt, n he Rest tsssa thereof, 70 h
heli a the - 1osndsy h jasssrr, 1859,
~ rlesa - did setisa, jsdsymsnt VII
y eiess6 se1she psvPesey stla<Aca ss!a,
- jueReseat slss SesG1e1 aEninss u
r. Nsot0xnsHishee b Ais0e
~. I. y. savscE.A;r.
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b,,,. OF Mississippi raroia County

" D. Peterson, ATTACHMENT is.
ts. sued by A.. NJ. Raw.
Nose. Brown. \ burn. J. r., the tn
~ Of December, ISIS, in favor u said
u. Peterson, and against the estate Of
Noes Brown, for $aj 00.luO IN the
%as,iecs' Court, hclj at Pamela, in the
cunty ~ Pamela, State OF Mississippi.
he dcfendan, l. hercAy notified, Tint I'M
~ be appears In said Cosr,, at the next
srm thereof, II b. held on the 81 Mon.
ay in January, 1850. and plead to said
Reticn. judgement will he entered, and
b. property attached sold, ard isass.
mt alse rcrdeFei against II. y. pou, rs
lrnishe, IN this case.
A. VI. RAibUEN, J. ?. lsEul.
Dee. 10, lNjs. 4S.tw.
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r ETrERs Testsn>nssry having been
rssstsd IN the usiessiyn~i on the
last Win sad testament 81 Alexander
Nile, s-rsasel. NJ ts~ Probate Cssfs II
Psssls csussy. Mississippi. Il the No-
ssRbss Tvra. lsss. sh>r~of. all resscns
hasin< eIsins ssaisss The ptsse 81 .sid
apresea. rehsethy assies1 n ssss fss.
ssea ~ hnss ~ naepsvb&ssa ssd r.
-;ss<ppA visnia he tine r-espvibso "
sv. ~ thnrs on ~ fsrssev hrsss1.
ukNRI q. Nlt.fS. Eiruss.
ysssnh<s ~ 1e29. E4ss
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A B A N.

] have q frat rats new tvc hcrsc Ilsr.
runchc Tor sale. II was mni~ ny y. ".
jones 4 'u.. ~ Pamela. and I will ssll !,
low on a credit, and Cor cash I will take
less than u eos, 10 MAKE H..
WILLIAM L. PETERSON.
Dee. 18th, is5s. I'..tv.
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N egtaa a 4amlelaif4 ~ haalsf
s~ssafsi ~ ~ HHfsffifhff
~ rsbHsf fesessAfl
b, 4sta aget ~ fanait eaHnlf
|t.Is ,.sm, la8s ihsfsf Has III
..ts.st IA n sfslhH ell t.itis
tsslAal w efHfs fsf*fii aHl
4. .tms tlahsisI and fsa sisffal
/. attn line ffssef a W ~, ~ ~
Nffsyafff Asffsffi
VS. hAnhis, Aam'f
H.s Fgfs4a t1ffi
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State OF Mississippi. Panols County
". D Peterson, ATTACHMENT 10

w.. saed ty a. ". Ray.
Moses Brown. burn, J. r., the s,h
day u Dceember. is5s, in favor q said
". n. Peterson. and srsins, the estate Of
.sid Misses Brown. for ~ ss-in In
the Justices Court, held 81 Panels, in the
County a. Pamela. State Of Mississirri.
The defendant is hereby notified tina,
unless he appears IN ssid Court. al the
nsSs term thsreef. to be held on the ii
Monday in January. ls5g, AMI plead %
said action. judgement will be entered
anil the property attached sold. end
judgement also rendered against ". r,
Poo. ss esrnishee IN the case.
A. N. RAYBURN, J. r. [ssst.l
Dee. g, 1853. is--ts.
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ON mlssioncr's sale Of Lands.
hi VIRTUE u a dscrcec II the Probate
Court Of Pamela County, Mississipp.
|niervd q, the December term. ISIS,
ksresf. the uniersiruci NJ special com.
i.sisnsr appointed by said Court. to
the real estate belonging 10 the heirs
N,thsuieI Kia.. DECD, will ~ Thurs.
Nv the 9th dsv ~ January. lsie. on the
rrui.e<. within lswfsl hours. sell tr tho
chest bidder. IN q credit 81 one snj,wo
ssrs from the day Of sale, the following
Fs.ribci isnds. to-wtt Sectieu No.
~vsa.v.cns. tstl In Township No. nine
Il Range No. seven 90 West. anil the
nth half u the Southwest quarter of
seties No. ,~weusy-.ve (1l) Township
4. nine (g1 Range M. seven % West.
ahjse, 10 the dower interest Of VI. II.
ling. widow Of said deceased. q
Bsni with approved security hearing
hserrss from the dsy u date will be re-
tired Of the Purchaser.
JAMES >. strpGE,
Commissioner.
Dec. sth. isjs. l6--lv.
uSp-N the same time srerlaee
" undersigned. administrators ~ IN
stats II Nathaniel Ming. deeessed. b,
frtae II q decree Of the Probate Ceur
l'cresaid. made at the term aforesaid
III rsccsed 10 sell on q credit II min
hDuths from the dsy Of sale. all the per
rnsl property Of he said deceased. sx
Fre the slave, consisting In part o
l'rsss. mules, cattle. hoes. eosr. fcl'e.
(ast. bacon. end farming implements
h.
hs.i vish srpreved security will be n
Iaifsi of the purchaser.
MARY n. kINC.1 Adm's.
IL. s1ED0g, Aam'r.
Dee. ssh. isss. As--t~.
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Z. n, MILAN.

Sole proprietor u the Cordial,
Also. Mclean. Volcanic oil Imminent.
CT Principal deru, on the corner "
Third and Pine streets, ~. Louis, Mo.
g5- Ror sale In Pamela, Mississippi, ~
TnUs. y. CLAhkk,
Al me Brtck Corner.
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si,eoi ~...ss!ssipp'. Pamela County
j. n Peterson, ATTACHMENT is.u.
''aari'n, &c, ed By n. VI. Rayburn.
~. !. r.. the ,th dry 81
bees brown. December, 1855. 10
s,or II said ". u. Peterson. guardian.
g. anil agains, the estate Of said Moses
'pwn. for so ~ in the Justices Court,
W n, Pamela. In thu County 81 Pamela,
ni Stats u Mississippi. The defendant
! hereby notified, that unlcssh he appears
} ss.i Court. At ~ next term thereof,
Ne held on the ~ Monday In Jsnaarv,
20. AMI plead 10 sssd action, iadscmc n,
W bs entered anil the property attached
kld. anil jaisemental. rendered againss
]. +. Pou, as rirnishee in this case.
A. ". RAynrRN. J. r.
Dee. -, is5S. 4s..ss.
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a teacher lcr = limited school,. capsule
n teaching thoroughly the slsmsntary
principles 81 m English education. 4
lady thus qualified. and " good d.por,.
ment. DESIRING such a situation. will please
address. pr. VIM. Edwards, sarii.. Miss.
December 18th, lass. ls..lw.
, 1859-02-12

MATCH SAFEs.-Were an insurance agent,
l would make it ap Imperative rule that every
house insu1 Ell by me should be provided with
metal or earthen boxes, in Which matches
should be kept. they are often feen lying
loosely On tue shelf or in the closet. where j
careless servant, an untbinkiug child, or even
n1schieyous mouse, may produce disaster
Gus results with them. 4 little incident has
made nIe very careful on this matter. One
dag, when a6out closing my room, I hastily
thicw key into drawer where were sever
al loose papers aud miscellaneous articles,
closed it !; but just as it was closed there was
a gimmer OF light within tue drawer which
attracted my attention, from its novelty.
O.cniug It found that the key had struck
the end Of friction match, fired it, and, il
undiscovered, the building, worth many thon.
| sand dollars, would probably hare been con.
sume,l, and no one could hive guessed bow it
took lire. It is unquestiouab1y true that
many fires have ori, ,inated fsom mice nib.
bling the ends Of matches, and We know that
many children hare been poisoned by biting
matches carelessly left within their reach
Buy or make metallic or earthen match safe
aud keep it in safe place.-Ans<r'can -4gri
| cu}fuyist,
, 1859-02-12

Iatcresting experiments have been mlde in
Struthurg to test the qualities Of cast steel as
gun metal. Trials were made with two
Twelve FOUNDER caststeel howifzsrs from
Krupp's foundry. which were subjected to the
screrrst 1csts. The result Of the experiments
was lbc recognition cf uncommon resistance
in cast steel 10 the ordinary causes ofdam1Ee
to the bore, to the force Of the enemy's balls
aud to extraordinarily heavy charges. Or
,he first point no limits to It's usefulness was
discovered on the second, it was found to b
equally serviceable with brass and on th'
third, it was ascertaIaed that no possibl'
Charge Of cast steel twelve FOUNDER wou}t
burst it. The Scientific Committee therefore
recommended the adoption Of this gun metal
especially for riiled cannon, as combining th
virtues Of cast-iron and brass, and su1pasinI
either.
, 1859-02-12

fT|HIS INSTITUTION Is D Ell 1G 3 T.
/ FULLY sAn.sed Oh she onek!r1s af heants
from H. 1s Ojce. Th+ Lu::aE I. nr*, af !'r:k md
furnished The s4y,c Th< hath roo: a7pris6
n lii par, sott -'rins n4:s- TLr Arg patronage
th- -es.Il,.Jn cns II lr-aen Er'el.iH: r"l h:raEe
and otter cles, t4tesuE rrcHnIrne oaHtioa q.
ia popnlAr! And Hour ahux condition. Ilf GFoss md
iAdy, efl1 Of the 1xke Erw Water Cnse near Oh
sxCn n eornecte1 with this institution
lei o! inquiry either of the PhEticans. VIII r.
retI, crorup: .tten.;oI. pR. Il. ". TnnSa.
JAMES E. GROSS, u. ,
,sk&fYA k&H. QR. J. E. GROR8.
, 1859-02-12
PRESS AND TRIBUNE,
Press AND TRIBUNE,
- THE PREyxAND TIKI HUNE'S
~, 80
Great LIB Printing Establishment

-A - L 49, - ~ A"A@ -
Great LIB Printing Establishment
the .sxes md finest Establishment Of the knd In The
Wet It hss nore Steam Press-s md Machinery: more
Printing Materials and more alfu} Wo.ken than III
Other Job Printing Eouse Hest Of New FORK.
The proprietor are prepared to execute On hhoft NO
nce. evs.1 va,1ety Of BOOK JOB LETTER PRESS
lad FANCY PRINTING In the REs7 AANNER
4. Lac LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
Particular attention Gyeo 10 the p1ptIuk Of
Bnzsnem Card1, Postsrs,
Whiting cardf, frogram1aes,
Ball Tickets, Pamphlets,
LetteE Heads, Circulars,
Bill Hsads, Checks,
By-LawA Blank Kotos,
Reeeipn, LabelA
pRIHTIM G. I'm 0oLoRa
In ali1h vsrieHes done IN beautiful stg1e and II ode
ate rAt<1
An exanaaation Of SPECIMENS and PRlCE8 u n
toecttn1lytnyted.
a. 0rdeH ftou tho oauat4 promptly h1ed. and aeaI
bono ~ ExpreM
, 1859-02-12
Neu, 1')ublieations.
n B, OOKE i CO.'S
P0PULAR
Handbook 10 tho Gold Regions

sho1d te nlaeed II the b1o9s Ct ever JousE aan who
conernp1atas Ezlnatnk. It will ssTe soo money md
eret d.a1 Of 1rnab1e The aufhoFa aFe men Of pf1cc
pe sd do not advise any one u 70 - she neA but d.
a.re to lay befare the public uf 81 sesoas ana II.
tr,,,,on whereby Ia 1cl III deccn Ely b a:riysd
t.
AVA voud yto all who 70 TO th9 nlne& especially
the esoupx Ylt.d noe 70 Terptatonl oaH1 your pFoca
1our Bible: ron ril nted thec 10th. and eTen Grace
from above ia protect -o1 Ia community wh.st kod
Hamuoa. Who Ara W1l win ec47teoeut Aua Hee 4on
family fes&fAtnt
For sale By Al Booksellers.
, 1859-02-12

AAAAAsS%0
hll1.touea. manufactured II ta!s etabHshueot ~
d1tIaed ou new md Improved principles md sfe =
ctaF peetect u ohtalne1 b. the ben taanufActa,s
he world. This credit At this e1tabllsrm..t sor NE
n1xt s1euiy,dve y-Aes tp fMnahok Nil TndtnEs
fur nearly every ttste snd Tertiary u tha putou .es
tnoYu snd shal be u1A1ntstoed+ ErrA r. eded Min
aossa rasda Spec u EoatAct ttuo Qho'cs Hee cf o
Qu.5r7 hlock koyc's tupr,red oockaesd Nd aflrI
sntndles otted In 1tJu+s With iron eJea r1TAateu oe]
IN ~ for lsrxe and snail a&ones. Also. Importer ana
aeAieEs!n
Extra Haayy Dateh Anksr Bottiss clstAs'
NiLtERs Ia VA. Of Roi.TtNta tLsfFts %r uaaa
,nasans H. MI 1enpipe OLD DUTCH 4N1ga- aads I'D
bou,e Ia E5ss Bninx C1oths saade % ID fope!tot
41ie b. K:sFne teu9th ~n5 dznstes Of Reel tn fefs
and inches. John T. NoJes lop~yved :ennif9tA fee;i
!nx sna -Four and Gstst S4s. PAntaten Corn si4
Mil CasIuka and Machinery OF every desct1ptoa Gos
oi.hel 70 orier on thnrt nou = from new p*ttfn4
res {u1psuT I'd P,ea<u-e NIL AKcut of tae ba1ao
Ecale Mcrk. leub.e e. n Csh steej MI fteke II
proved Turbine Percussion Re- aei1oa tod utnu4s ~
charge Wheels warranted .uuA 10 eesH otea
Nth Cast Steel Bief ltoa hucte* NATantea 70 ~
do e hieb reTc.1t. r Of power r2ei mAen:ae 19
9enIst + foE rnss dwu nlnaes. Ch ae s1k%f teoe
irs royg's Improved Bo!t!nx Rtel John eotse
Ia Hos. I'D 1'e2m P~ck!1x Laadphtfa en1ke Faaioa
! Machines 91d i. Parni4htux ke1etIiJ.
| HAytnk the larxt1 II s0TpshtnA . oc& lo 1ne i"
ye can 1eE II oNe1 rate th1n au} other
| R.-We viii coa!rR1 "a fu otsh AoA bull hnH eo .
niee or :ufaIs1 nE1ns and sous tnr M1WftnAp
| ~ address JOHN r. NoYE CO.. ChcAfo' Ii
dt1 o71V II
, 1859-02-12

OUAxsk CITY. DOUBLE LOOK
TlGHT STITCH.
$40 WING n AuH I n n
SE7IE BEFoRE EXHIBITED N THE WEaT.
al uhcr uheap Machines ta1e oaly the <luxe thread
-t7.c !.Nch r!!l tskes the tar1e
TWO THREAD
s.!. u the noss exptosse ccea n uae IL work VII
ia, Hip Though every Third Stitch BE- Cut
Te MxeLae Is s.Ma!e. easily ad1::ed 2nd not 4kea1 t
lsatsoue stlith ht most e1pen1ve Maehnea 6eHs
roo txo coranoo apools. cne9 coArss ap1 nnt wore
74.ectsF. BY hnp!y Changing the needle AudthreAd-
THEY WILL STlTC1. HEN AND GATHER
ThYs uekeltstlo 1aEa and ose EARLY than Eos Mar
oIsH LADY
W2,b se~trs Esc1l-e l: ccas' tc e.nclcneta
Eight to Twelve
eesant esaeaby lad EysEg family End a1y orr msEsns
eeV1nk abusoes4 aeoua OWE orc. Thisl The
Only Machine Sewing With Two Threads
Except one sold In the world tcr less than tio Hec
se al Who ElEh Machine 10 kind of Hort dont
bY nActhuesy exAine eaunlcs Of work seat "
Eanpon receipt OF stamp Machines seat 70 pettont
Hro never thet and cse3 sstf teN
ot1sne r2en Eh rev hrndret de!lS:t:o stock
sy nov aecue lucrative exco8!Te sr1ctes 10 any o5the
brt:er toze zta'- Ct 3''sonti 9"7= otaeTs need
ar.iy. c4!s:
Ch.s. :. Nlsvs1s's Stcr at3re, la3 Lske st..
1ea- oxJk: tdd-rs< T. o9RNE17,
tek-tF-r:1is E5x AS1 ohscAkn+ III
, 1859-02-12

IMPROVED FULL IRON FRAME PLANO
L fQRrKB Manufactured Aad fos sale ;anfES
1t retail II E1ste.n Wholesale p1ices by $EH8
" r. REID PrazieM FAnn fntte &TT
Maker. AL Planoa Of h3a make sill BE- ] Z u
a1d tunnx md repairing prospuy atteaded to. A2pb
Il hts PiAno Entts HAorfActoa5 No ies Wa AAdason
sA*N@tv
, 1859-02-12

snws cr'a fluid Exsract Of Bark m
a1.,aelr seE.ndy fpeths Fever I'd Aste. and the va
eae fosa. II Rous nas=&sna4 .a&e7nseot Resnlttent
ia Fosee and Dumb hsvmx their oztdn II na4a-
ia of se11 fertile md naAshy hte.cts prepared BY Dr..
&c. Ea*,e1. Du1za; md oheeh, &n2 sr!d bE as~yEr.
p&s: Co.. Ito. Is Lake a.roc:. clle.rp.
This remedy i. rrtpased catrs7 ron eeke:sb.e s1b
AAac:a A1t cottairs nercu-y srse1'c, arIthlns
hRt csa rrcSe IT, urioat to the 5p.ea. IL Effects arc
.aoae Ct lcas1 and fo.c vel Apted 10 setose
.ae healthy acic1 9: The A1er and E.om4th. Whoss
unctoct :-:ra!.y 'c.eetc. IA s1s class O dis
case..
QuE!us sad .:her tac:e5 <errs ua7 Ii 1Aay ceaee TO
,srAk The cs bcl d. LOT remove the discs>e OF tte
:ver and c.h,s et.s 1:t-t1iS&ted tn who3 t1e chill
%a r-re: sc-ena: hcaee ths useiclness Of tie "Fu1d
tx-.et o! .a.k {s::ci.arly Ia rr.ioHn Nl,ere PhJ.
Ian. caeaot tt rer+:!, rcE1ust). Etca ccutAlnA I'll
A= au&cs .z;ea 10 The n3ica.:oEt Of t.e-c 1A1adet-
Hundreds pf te.cc1tk:s II reSard TO the efficacy o3
Sc mtGe!tte IRON n Of rtfnecahs7. have 6een
rlye. 70 tic 4r,.:;: 1:-Crt lf d.ts act Eake of
them L i. :.zr.at +he -ra.2e 2c.rct:ncr Nscie
l. nv Il
, 1859-02-12

GAS PIP2 AND. III I To r Es
~ saow- &~wupEa 80 =:
uszsss........... =. ,-.&s
of4 tAer enH.s sock u ousws
II @ "a q a Fl
roe Vi oer tent, iaf,oouut hon La htca.
H1aahae 1ruu Hk&atA n 1Ert4 p<E round..
1t Coat-
o.. 4oek u the largest IN the dty. A1d = E1ota< ~
~ o9es todact5nasds not eQn 1osd IN koe ~eN''
Ae15+tY.&S43
, 1859-02-12

Not1ce.---The .uaderdGncd, stockhoa-
4.rx n the MeseiraaTs Eank Of baeoo Georgia bJ
tbe provaon. Of it, Chartrr zAIc liable for
a lssues The noes othk 4ak will be taken BY do
.osdt On tic <sne ten7s Keotuck3. Indiana End
Ohio. Il. A. tQuhEh w.
, 1859-02-12

CHARLES Il. HAM l. 90.
DANKER AND DEALERS IN EX-
ID thaase. n Uast stzeet Chtcaeo. -.
GXtxcF3foS OEeA1Y4KxF-AAM. CAA4A&AS i Co.
Utaitzs a Nxtouahle Secnr.uex kuy md 9eu Paper
Secured b. Real Es1atc and ro 1oeciAi S1ent!on 2 ID
yes4me1ts fos Eassefu RarIieA ap19*7341J
cHAttra L. HAA T.. B. cHA4aK4a. 0ko- n WR1T9tE
, 1859-02-12

ee- =. - -
E"41huIo EHAtAAo
- " - "
-A- |
NEW YURk + EttSTON PRICES. |
---,
40 por Cent saved Ii Inc *n"s"'
.4 n,: r. ztronr
1nsEs, NV IRON FRONT STORE
~ . N1" A+Ao4' HA%o1'A A~'
no. goa RANDOLPH ST..
I1e poboe seo@an''
The Largest and Best Assorted
crnrr nE pNtTHRE1
." u
Which hs' n'Is sessaI ea.as q IL 4 10" 'D''"
noboxsrv. Ros,vosd md Wainpt
nan, np Ell q MT q
In Broca.ene. nslains' N0.h md Hatr Cloth
KnAmalled. YAK. cneatont, Aoho6Any a~e~a
CHA n II z H SET IT'S.
NJ s,v ,nd Htx,o, ptLsus,, eota The best Maazsaess
ttes il Roston Ne~ Yoft and Phi!Adeirhta
=. ,.s..:. v.,u+ ~. p,..
.ooa Tets Tetsh E.y 0es1 t.sieF S. gaais. faA
, 1859-02-12

OFFICER l. BROTHER
d. ANKERS- S-DEALERS IN UNCUR-
D .ent Mone1. AEht and Tuas Rlls Of Ezehan1a Gold
Apd ElTef Qqn esc. 6ec:ITe deposits ana paJ p4fteu-
In slleutIoo u eotectnk Ohce ~ Lake ss5et HI
Ttae Bank Building, open ffuEa A. ~ 70 lax T. u
REPERENDf5
North Rank, Boxton-
Metropolitan Bank. Nev Vesa
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Marine Bank, ChlcsSo.
J. Il Dnnh4ua Co. GGstaso.
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THE BANK OF AURORA.
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bankers t. DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
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LsORElGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
and Collection O1!ee- A1so, HoIAtJ Puh1c-
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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-02
Important to Miners, Travellers, &c.

FTNhere maady of deeper Importance, either in
i medical or moral point of view to which the human
family is liable than that arising from impure
nections.
As medical II is the duty of every physician to
look at disease il affects health and life and his sole OBJ
ject should be to mitigate far lies in his power the
bodily suffering. Human nature at best is but rai all
liable to misfortune
OF all the ills that affect man. terrible
than those Of private nature. Dreadful il is in the
person who contracts it, frghtfu its ravages upon
his constitution ending frequently in destruction and
loathsome grave, it becomes Of still greater Importance
when 1t is transmitted to to innocent offspring Such be-
ing the how becomes that hav
ing the least to fear that having the least
should attend TO it at by consulting physician
whose respectabty and education enables him to warrant
safe speedy, and permanent cure. In accordance with
this necessity DR. YOUNG feels called upon to state that
by long study and extensive practice he has
feet master Of all these diseases which under the de-
nomination of vencTea and having paid attention
that branch than any other physician in the United
States he feels himself better qualified to treat them
Syphilis in all its FORMS such Ulcers Swelling in the
Groins Ulcers in the Throat Secondary Syphilis Cutane
Erupons UlceratonS, Tetuary Syphilis Syphilis in
Children Mercurial Syphc Affections, Gonorhea elect
Structures False Passages inflammation Of the Bladder and
PROSTATE Glands, Excavations, Tumors, Postues &c.
familiar to him the most common things of daily OBJ
servation.
and finds difficulty in curing those of long Duration
without submitting the patient to such treatment will
draw upon him the slightest suspicion. obge him to
neglect his business whether within doors without
The diet need not be changed except in of in
amation. There are in California patients amountng to
two thousand in the past year, that could furnish
proof of this but these matters that require the incest
secrecy which he always preserves.
All letters enclosing $40 win be promty attended to-
Office hours from 9 A. M, to s r. NJ, Address
J. c. YOUNG, N. u.
Express Building.
Corner OF Montgomery and California ss,, Wells,
Ear IA Exnr
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-02
A Fighting TarsOn.

Col. Richard NJ. Johnson, the slayer Of Te-
cumseh, used to narrate an aneedote about
parson by the name of Sacket, who was chap
Lain of his regiment, during the Indian wars in
which he was engaged. The chaplain was
firm believer In the doctrine Of predestnation,
and in biz sermons 10 the troops he was in the
habit of enforcing this tenet, and dwelling on
Il very strongly. He urged upon the soldiers
10 20 into battle with perfect confidence that
no harm would befall them, for they could not
die before their time come, let them be exposed
ever 90 much This kind Of preaching made
good soldiers, and Col. johnson always found
Bis men ready to do whatever he ordered, how
ever desperate It might be. But the chaplain
could fight as we'll as preach, being stalwart
man of great muscle, and of indomitable spirit.
On one occasion, when the battle waxed furi-
Gus, and the chances looked desperate, the par
son armed himself for the fight, and took his
place In the forefront Of the fray. There he
moved down the enemy, piling up their bodies
around him, in perfect hecatomb. When the
field was won, It was found that twenty-nine Of
the enemy were heaped up in death around the
spot where the chaplain stood. Col. johnson
accosted the valiant preacher with words Of
hearty thanks for his gallant and timely service,
and asked him how 1t happened that he, man
of peace, had killed so many Of the foe? To
this very natural question of the commander,
Sacket replied: "Why, colonel, don't know
how it was, unless their time had come"
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-02

| female is in trouble afflicted with disease and re-
quires medical surgical aid the inquiry should be where
is there physician who is fully competent to administer
relief whose knowledge of the female system is perfect
and who thoroughly understands the application OF med
cine to disease and whose scientific atanments SURGE
ry have made him pre-eminent in his profession and
whose respectable standing in society, recommends him
to the confidence of the community Unless these, and
many questions be satisfactorily answered. the
afflicted should pause before consulting any Consid
erng these things in their true light the celebrated j. C.
YOUNG of Montgomery and California streets, has
concluded to advertise his place of business to the public
stating that he has been professor of obstetrics and e
male diseases for the last fourteen years. and is fully quail
ied to administer in all Diseases both medically and
gcaly, not in superficial manner but in thorough
years of study and practioeboth in hospitals
and private families, make therefore, families can
rely upon hima father All in afiictOn fndn him
who sympathze with and befrend them in troub
lie, in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can be
placed. Come all We that afflicted and in trouble and
you will be relieved cured. Apartments privately
arranged to preclude the possibility of exposure
N. bah letters inclosng $40 will receive prompt at
tention and the best advice and instruction.
J. c. YOUNG, N. D.
Corner of Montgomery and California Streets up stairs
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express Office.