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CHARLE, HEIDSIux CHAMPAGNE-

This celebrate Wine Tue ove well. known brand has
qeen will cstinue to e viewed Sy the UNDERSIGNED in
quantities to the ncreas mand of dealers and com
sumers Thororhy satishedNn the strongest evidence
that 1t fro the closest IN descendant Of the old and
first established bnse of Heds Co. of Rheims they have
taken hold OF It 18th determine bring it and its claims
to distinction bere the public more generally than here
tofore. The snpor quality ,fdis article must satisfy any
that its emanion is from where great attention
well horogh experience I've ben brought to bear in
its production Carries Heidsies given his whole mind to
the perfection ofs wne nndo worthy of the name
Frequent visits the Unitd Ss hare enabled him mora
fully understnd and apFeci the tastes and wishes of
andDf his haviH prokd that information IL
evidenced by t Champaign no1eshed for the palate Of
the wine unsEpasA f its rich and
tend greatly nodoub to coiuse thuhaser but the lovers
of good and gemine wine INST look E Chares HeidseckD
in full on the lael, we'll aon the cdkind capsules
W. BAYR Co.
General AgerS for North krica, New York
The Charles Hedseck Cd be obtaine quantities nj the
under mentioned Houses, bides many s not here named
ED. HIT CO.
j. H. 1N. Marks
SEWEI4. TAYLOR
fe2 ly g. PAYNETEEIEk CN
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DREAD-EAlloN.

soUTHE NMt bot SNAKERY,
Corner of Clio I no'' NO. Poydrss
Pilot Bread, " na na, Butter Crack
Wine Biscuit, 4 "a VOL superior quaf
and at the loweA adi orr,.,-
Asr All ordsk "p'ly and corre,
filled. OF
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Bibles and Testaments.
SCHOOL BIBLES AND TEsrAMENrs.
49,.
FAMILY BIBLES. Of all prices.
HYMN BOOKS, Of every description.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL co.,
No. 90 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01
,lhk Book Manufacturers,

BLK Book Manufacturers,
pRINTHs AND NDERs.
.~ ~,o. l As TO
rLs, PRICE AND QUALITY,
Wv e Fly Co,m.p. e 1srTIon.
\ BLOOMFIELD, STEEL AGO.,
ialT No.. 90 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

anks and Insurance Compa-
nieI and Cotton Brokers,
VIII ind Al ahshment everything necessary to COM
pete the countoom with the best selected stock of STA
rIoNERY eve imported. Also COTTON SALES AND
ACCOUNT CUfENT PAPERS, of all patterns; and Cotton
and Grain, sugfnd molasaes WEIGHING BOOKS.
BLOOMFIELD STEEL CO.,
No. 50 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL & cd

RLOOMF1ELD, STEEL d CO.'S &
a4s..-.
Z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

large supply Of tho celebrated manufacture
CARDS. At reduced prices. Alss beautiful wy Oh Fsy'
ing Cards for Clubs, WHIST and EUCHRE PfIEs.
BLOOMFIELD, sTEEI Co..
No. o.oamp strees
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

CAN'T CHARLES HOTEl-wE HAVE TAKEN
y lease Of the Saint Charles Hotel for i've years and avail
patronage extended and will inform them that the
Hotel WILL during the summer, be thoroughly renovated
painted and furnished and hope the opening Of the
again have the pleasure Of catering to their wants. which
"e p's~.'' = : s-'''.. D. u H1LDRETH ! co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

n'1AHEss NiNEs,s ,ye5@ifnEfs; Tatmfss;e
SAsR,s CEEiSsS;# EsiiEssy;E|'':; s:IE;.,.g.,,.
A0EEag;s sEagaE4SS's FeSsE si''s5:;; s!'ss5:;
Eh144'dWo4m EhFFiTH2 s1sffiisi fisiia.
BRYANs Pnlmonic Waters;
WISTAR's Is, Balssm 9,slss q, Wild Cherry;
coz S6b EyEE EIVSR AZ dT HfsFs.sa Ssssss: S,;1
COP AAsyETas aEyEE SIE Z E1,sn Bn1asiss; n Nsi,.,
wv ' 0 raSS$s5s!s rSs$SSRT Gas,sssss nss # s,ss
59sss F.yss yssstss1 sss rns r1s pills.
| sPENGER's Vegetable Pils;
'AfHH,S SsA HsSSH$!s d;EtSf f.i!ii S! Ill.,
| McIASE's "A, Pulls; .,,..
p.nv.v,sp.., sfHhR.s THoaNss asNSsssTElsnss; Enss;e.
RAPRwbbwW'ssI RxbwsI's Rsah akhlsllet; ~ N''''
NcNyS,$ N!yRSc$IHgfr Hsff Of If e'pss5; opgsm;
NfsiE$ A};;;;f| Fl: E:: Hit;..'.'' $;;;:.
s9AH& !eAk&1z#sEs 1Ez!PsREsa,j 6j,ntgas:
| DR.. MoRsE's Inyigoratlng Corda; dRAY's oinimen'
5JSS ,esTsisI; sssI ,vr,,v,s r.,....
DR. ABFRNETHYS Deterge..
DALBY'S Carminative
INFALIIbLE Cholera Re-
KENDALL,S Cholera SSayi
HARRISON'S Hair Dve Uie'
BACHELORS Hair Dye;
| PHALON,S Hair Dye;
JAYNE'S Hair Tonic;
CHRISTADORO'S HaiDye;
WOLFE'S Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps
WATERS Indelibe nix =547
PAYSONS Indelible Ink
*. KIDDERiS Indelble Ink
WRIlHrS Erasive Liuid
1000 pounds GUM DROPS, assorted,
500 '' JUJUBE PASTE
PURE BRANDY, PORT and SHERRY WINS, for medl-
cinal purposes constantly on hand.
Merchants planters and physician's orders respectfully
solicited Every artice guaranteed fresh and geuine
g. N.sMoRISoN d co.,
dit u HMagaine strset.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

seases Of th,sin, tha ~, hydro. i
bred ttSseeeeselslly Of thoasY
e body am anaddselyes Ia that
3 yis; sonc ncconsilta,itaioan;. ,iaa; qI1fs. 1'a
the Head, fpS;r,h. p;mh.v vi
etn,,, ,ion Of he Hea,laa HHa,,aesS x Rf
q Ideas are 6anore more to ES
! Of tbs ,sstslf-Disfruss
ca rase symptom : Lsucee ssoaS
II bnt restored 3 to perfsc9 sagsla
: condeq Qenca. 1ltt
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WHITNEY & McDS-.7-n-
No. '0S BkoApWA9' a wv YORK,
st. Nicholas Ho,
FASHIO NABLE TAI |
The latest importation of FASHIONABLE 80
on hand. The reputation house has always Always
the style Of Its productions has secured la 'o
age from gentlemen who appreciate elegance anstroh
Strangers visiting the city respectfully invited to call e
purchasing elsewhere. my27 2mdNe
ITO COTTON PLANTEHS-I TAKE PLEASURE
in announcing that Messrs. VAUDEVILLE 4 McII.-
KENNY authorized agents in this city
tracts for the Of
MY INVENTION
. For O.. vY q
Spinning up the Seed Cotton on Plantations
Into Yarns,
And all business in relation to it,.
location the power expenses very nearly
that raises gins and bales the cotton spin that with
the addition of machinery costing about half what
creased value of the the first will and which
attended by surplus labor the plantation in little girls
TO- women, and old men inefficient field hands, DOUBLE
OR MORE THAN DOUBLE THE PLANTERS NET IN
GOMEZ
We spin the best Yarns in the world The danger from Ere
the is immensely reduced with many other advan
tages of great vaue And what of great importance M that
all this fully demonstrated by its successful daily operation
the plantation Of Col. Geo. S. Yerger City,
Planters desiring full particulars referred to
Agents. a above.
Applicants for agencies will please address hem enclosing
testimonials
mys 4m&w GEO, G. HENRY.
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IN, WRIGnTss CELEBRATED REJU-
vENAT1Na x1Ix1R.
rrepsssa % ~ ssrietes Prncpies BY u
7Hs he Ablest Chemists Of the Aga
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

A FLEA UNDER A MICROSCOPE -Wher a
flea is made to appear as large as an elc-
phant. we can see all the wonderful parts OF
its formation. and are astoni,hed TO find that
il has coat Of armOr much more complete
than ever warrior wore, and composed OF
strong polished plates fitted over each other,
each plate covered like tortoise she'll. and
where they meet, hundreds of strong quilts
project, like those on the back Of the porcu-
pine or hedgehog.
There are The arched neck, the bright eyes
and transparent cases. the piercers to pune
ture the skin. a sucker to draw away blood,
six ong-jointed legs, four OF which are folded
on the breast. all ready, at any moment, to
oe thrown oat with tremendous force for that
jump which boihers one when they want to
catch him. and st the end Of each leg hooked
claws, to enable him to cling to whatever be
alights upon. 4 flea can jump = hundred
times his own length. which Is thc same as If
\ man jumped saven hundred feet /; and he
can draw lYld two hundred times bis own
weight.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
RHEUMATISM.

In all cases Of inaammatory Rheumat!s-n, whether
acute OF chronic, the new Medical salt. discovered
by Dr Ccggswell Of Boston Is an iniallble remedy.
This remarkable preparation acts directly upon the
auids Of the body, in precisely the same manner,
and with the effect the vaccine matter All
cases Of Rheumatism are caused directly by coils
and inflammation, and the peculiar properties Of
this Salt as its name tantiphlogsiic anti.infam-
natory) signifies, are to subdne Inflammation aud
equalize the circulation Of the blood. In New Eng
land, where this disease is very prevalent the anti
phiogiste salt has never been kno'n fail of ulak-
ing complete cuTe, or Of giving permanent rel ef.
II is no quaek nostrum, patent medicine, but a
regular prescription Of one OF the most eminent,
physicians in the United States who spent years OF
his life in study and experiments before making this
great discovery. s for sale by all druggists thro
out the country.
General Agents, KEDDINGTON & Co,
Wholesale Druggists,
san Francisco.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
oman.
LET ME Kiss HIN FOR HIS MOTHER"

LIT ME Kiss HIN FOR HIS MOTHER"
The editor Of the New Orleans -9dr0eafe.
Nov Sd, has this incident about the ravages
Of the yellow fever in that city, related to
him by one Of the Mett odist pastors, who
twas called a few days since to attend the
funeral OF young nan. Before sickness be
was n stout, buoyant, manly youth be was
from the State Of Maine. and had been here
u short time. He was attacked with yellow
fever aud soon died, with no mother or rela-
tive to watch by bis bedside, or to soothe him
with that sympathy which none but those Of
our own dear kindred bloUd' can feel or
manifest He died among strangers, and
was buried by them. When the funeral ser
vice was over, and the strange friends who
had ministered to him were about to finally
close the coffin, an old lady who had stood
by, stopped them and said, Let me ki IS him
for his mother! 2
We have yet to find the first man or woman
to whose eye this simple recital has not bro't
tears. That dear old lady. whoever she is, is
probably unconscious OF having uttered
sentiment and performedt a.; = nnsur.
~ a :, h...,,;c-t s,,n petty and sublime
eioq6ehSe.e r. Nay her zone, when they die.
not lack mothers sympathy but if they
should, may they find one who will kiss them
for their mother.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
BRONCHITIS AsTuuA AND cATARRH


These diseases, and others Of similar character
caused by colds and Inflammation, yield readily and
esTisinly 10 the effects Of the Autphlosisiis salt
It is peculiarly beneficial in all diseases os this char
se;eF, A. they are inevitably caused BY tendency
Of blood to the head aud throat aud the certain re
suit Of this Medical salt TO reduce inaan nation
and equalise the circulation Of the fluids Of the bo
d. II Is also remarkably effcaeious in inaammato.
" diseases Of the chest and abdomen, such as Piles
Gravel, veneral, Dyspepsia, pleurisy, &c No bet
ter evidence of the value OF the medicine can be
given than the fact that, although it is now nearly
two Years since it first offered the public, the
disooverer has never been able TO butA small
portion OF his orders and /, is only within the last
few months that it could be obtained si any pre in
This state. For sale by all Druggists.
General Agents. Reddington & Co, san Fruneisco
~ Agent fer GraFs Valley VIZ. LouILENHEI
gE 30 en-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW NrnICAi SALr


Ihe rsost reu,skabl- discovery in medical .csa.e
the days of Galen {, tire An,irhl. -i.tic salt;
ece~uii. discovered by Doct } Co-.vcU. of po.s,r
Il D., perfee; substitute fir he lancet Tie leach
ani the bi TEL rl!ias TO cutie disease. f ,r
!neaminatory nature TIL, wonderful combination
~ chemical saits g uo' patent medicine. but the
prescription of an emneu, physician % cures ou,y
diseases caused ty Inflammation, sucH as Rheums-
-ism. H-5m Fever Nsuralsis sc-ofula. pvsprp-'s
Ulcers Gravel Asthma. Piles V-uer,'al and Cuiaue-
disease. and. ia short sli diseases proceeding
from iasar'uiatler whether Of th, cad. chest
lung. tLgeat abdomen eAfreniri.s. T., cae-t
10 HAtASc1 FgE FLrip. Of the body. ami pqrAtIsE
ar. aEcrLTsos of the Blood. Il operate, ia tl.e
prevention ani cure Of mai cusni diseases precise
ly tide sauae manner tle vaccine matter which
/, re,eiabes ahLa r is application aulrGrct. Ta.-
chemical combination .s 20 nnWc.lu' aud Instant.
reous in it, results ih.t the dose {, only what IS 20
adhere to d quill dipped 10 she salt and hal 20 the
tongue for oNr MINUTE. The most astounding re
suits have Invariably followed e, use IN the Atlantic
states, aad thousands Of t..timonal, as To- i, ,ir
tue- eau be furnished il required woEss hoyey-
and not fAIu, is what S. asked for this salt trs
3: and it will prove its efficacy tits pat 90
drsehm PACKAGES, price, Two Dollars. aud will be
forwarded, b. mail pos, paid 20 any part Of ile
country, upon the receipt Of that addressed to
REDDiNGTON co san Francisco Fun direc.
tions accompany each package As soon as a sup
ply be received IT will be FOR sale by all Drug.
gists IN the State.
VIZ. LoUTZEHEIsER,
Asent for Grass Valley.
SeneIal Agents REnniNGrCN ? CO
Wholesale Druggists san Francisco.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
S1oo,oOo!!!

" .e ti- price win o.. init-GoA
...t ..tt 5l- without eaar.t except toy TX.
.f.-.... ..#.- ..e 81 100 t..4.r- ,r dust sent
E. t... N.t. a'..a ht.fil- lr.;ars, aUd VIII
uc,t 3. .ntn haf. ie- rrrlss le.iuA- it
DRAFTS aV TIE AIlA>T. STATES.
EIlGIcmLr~' DRAFTS 10y DG0rE
CHICKS 10 rar ou SACRAMENTO IS SAN FEANCisCO
-.,Iai au. General n-pa-itv- received as usual.
Collection. s.l ua--iH- b--iLe.. promptly attend
,l t..
A residence ri e-1l' yeer, In C-H.. il'rv trust
La- iu.., tre .uiiIa..itlr utI huueu. uoi io need
fIf.'rr ,ul ---rlsr' f'fs, 90 tAc Oh 'au3. Ons
t..- t'l.a 3D., rz .-u.r
i. ltiANO.
c.a-. Valley J-uuary le I,5.. .ttf
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
r.s4ogs at-0EBERs.

I..tr.. .r s.ant.sa ai. ullf condition ~ The
t.I. f, D.. ..ft,u. ,m. .t'sutr to tte health al
...- .u.aa fl..e. flt- $50 fut'- e.tr.uc 'Nrei.
,.. ,u .,... fi, ,,u.I itt aua r'rtcr, "i th,
H.- a.. .riIHl- pure ai. uit.i, cleansing sh"
............. t..ti.ai Haef..t- ui thc tUI.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
SHERIrF'S SALE

HY Writ "i % ic~r.- % 8 .r'rr .f >a'. o. aa
- directed s-.Ha' vut % t.a lf--tiet t.aff 60.
thr i,ur'e, Do iuNi,'ai i..;1e, iu aud for Nrsf la
Co. ~ia'. ni california uu O. -t.n- r,af.... FOO
saia ''ar. "n 'Hr l.'n it' Do. .-.4a.r.. j, b.. i-
iu is'.gu JAMES H14A.t- Co.,. -li-.l .lth
-faQif f'r ,''r .um 81. '-it ii.rt.e al.a -i.ts
So 70. iA'llr- .vat. Ni.i in.. .' u' tav said - O..
FN'. - ~" t'tn ~ is lri .at Ia De-. lfh It.4 t'"
re' ii.fa ita.' 'gi .u'il .i.s Together yi;.f li
cosi. o' >riitr ihe ~al-rf -le q. 'av.0.r ,.'
prnt~rfr. q. a.t :-.h. ut t.i..t tra .tftti .tler
est u at iu 60 -t'.e r.if-ia .'f l..-s, i.n-
Gruuut au4 i.au1i-'- -ifH...| N.ai- ami '... so
1oi4 hln iu t.tt iolu 90 te'. lats of t.ii.ur
mia au rHW1 pie tic Geo. 1915 .a t.-u- iotl.
Ell "H she Nr-t ly Tie c.li.i. e. o. iu--fsa t.
and oH ih- Fa.t tt ths cir'u- of } fIs.. J.ha- a IS
Co.. ta-"iir. aii; ali and -.r-litr th arHari.'.u-
ces fI.sUlrn belonging orin ant wise 1l .gfa.ntI-
Npii f- hereby given tuat VIII cNf .,-c Co., rtin
lie sal-. Hlt tur rt1,v tr-s iuaa lIHfsr.t fo ..-
hsl e-t Hl el fU- cash boz frru' uf ihe Court if.-.
door. il tlr City "I Nevada. "a Tuesday iIc fst.
day January. 3. D. l~a. i-traeu the laufs Co.. 1T
O'Clock a ~ and 'c's.a B. 81
Given ,nijer ny haui iAi, tile 3lil. Dag OF rcesm.
her. u ls5s
s. W BORING. shcrg Nevada Colaiy
no :. lrr En BCEEELI, Ieputy
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Bad legs, old sores nnd Ulcers.

Case. ofmany yee-- standing that have roT,inacio
u-iy refused to fIeiA to iuy p,hef remedy IT at
mont. have invariably succomOcd 20 few alplica
tious oi this powerful uusuent
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
.reErtt rY-r.E.I.N.

-f.rf '...t. 'H.. iu t.. 'i- l,w t0scs 81 tl'-
regulating s.. atf- ....e nla''''r Nay l'
.f..f .t ..4 '.. ...H with .a''tt BOO A..
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
Fruit e. Q es,
VINES, 'SsRUG<. s.ASTs,
Ornamental ma Shade Trres:.

Tle ~ah-rfi'cr offers toe i. lt al tho
corNEE Cr NAlN ANn school. STREETS.
......GRA~- NtfTIY.....-.
4 GENERAL ASSogv,itN. ol Fruit Shade all
y Ornamental Tree. al-a Vince .Sc IAc stock
ON hard and a-ri'ir. consist. ia .ar, nf--
Artlts Nr,TfE'>4S. IIUVS.
IFNgits. OUNCES tHiE.HEs
lI.Ai.~ alattuI~ fts-
1f an ths m'.' tYI .ot.. N.i|r. -N.o--
st~t8,'l.l.~ too .l.. tI-.Ia Nj. 4
G- See -u',arsI..r Hr- .l..i arra au-afa.I.-e At
.iiirt r aii. Poo .i I.i l0 ifla-li Il" alac. $685..
aart ua'aa from. r.. 90 tI '.u-t eztru-.e n..l.e
.'~ iu ODE .fr srr Iet'i iiHr riv.irs q! 'is
from @ is'.l.~.e. r.i-,.ic i'i tart o'-
'et ra.r,i.. e A,f1- Trees.
ltd l.t tte~-.
80 I.uu Trees.
C5 tirrrs g.
- i~1H'. .H.e-
Is Or1t, Vines
li3 urlfmeutal Trees
caiai"-.e. ,t ui. mas ,e eA ..i..a..l on ar, o..
e. 'iun 10 iii- -as--d.,r.
" p ENIR A~-a'.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
f.rnrrnI TlrIiI.lI Id tVrnl1nrss.

Prom uit ever cas sse i"vNi-- oT sruiiTs. AMI at
of.e. I-u- oi Is ....at-I ltrf, naf uirf q. ..uiran
H.I... tt.. I....a t.r uufer the errdtcatiug
irau.t.. ,i ini- al .s'Helal aut.ssstic ana letter
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
EMurTInNa az TmE sKaY.

Arising from h8d state Of the blood or chronic
disease arc eradieate.l and clear snd Transparent
sgitacc r,eaged % the restorative action ci this
Ointment. lt surItsses many OF tie cosmetics and
other toilet au aH-cs ia its power Co disle FasLes
md .-l.l I-.l -urenemIs nf d. i...-
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
POSTPONED.

c. The above sale ha. been POSTPONED urfu
MARCH I. lS5g. hy or'ier af ltn-, Afi.v
:. BORING. Sleriu Nevada to-
---lpt BY ~. Burill Heuutr
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
ITTT .N- I7TIFT9F1IFFT T'FfTF n -" "TTVtttI
u..ain LLe LaLnMing cnsos

JUSTICES BLANKS .fe.sr- l4,er'r,ia. - .s,.
" ~ y .Srr
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
rNEI-LLTE. eEnn.-

fI t... f..HHrt rt t...l. r. unanimously borne
.... IaItH -it ttI'.s H fI.- tl0ir rcu.'' and
..f..-.- Ir u t.ttu- .flua.' a'fr vi'tcs- o.
..... .IantI>f.- of fH.Ir .,fH.i,-I. .ru
Hot.wous IiHs ars hs ttstromedy AHoUH
90 a., uorld for hs io.o,rHg Gi',oses
t.tNr. iiaHtt4a IuNi- .-fiou,
....it ttr.r.att il.I.~t lutueuza
l....t lluarHfiDn.
..f.- lsll trnc lnrnri Veci ues'
....t f..,a-. l....f...u. l.,t. Conn iaints
...,...- fl...- lnu mess ot 81 init
Ht...I... fIe......t-. lflr~.
,..a..,. ,.-.,e' -..,r4a-, IS N.nel,al AT
"........ .u ..a .fa.s t.ols.
r- T.oE N.-a .-. 1.tiur ualc.f th'
.,..- i,t -,4.. 3 I,-. dHf L0ndoH ai'
e.sfiNI. Hf.I 'f.r ltlt "i N.'
t... r. i...ri...l ,ieli l.t oI t"N Gee .af
l.at lc plainly .r.n ht ie .ie Ns i1i 20 Mc lighi
8 t....-.-.t raa. .il r'i 90 ray one render
in- .I.i -uf,taaf .- aa} lell 60 tHe detection o
ai. ta..t uI PARTIES sa4nt .t,tiug tLe medicine %
,enaine tAe -a4.e auaNing q et. go be spurious.
-.il ~ 'hp N-.afl-tories OF profc-,or HoiIo
w.y '.aiIe.. Lane Naw York. and hl all respec
'il. .g--i-t and d.. -r- in Medicine throughout
tI tu.t. -'.t-- alt the ,itilissl world, Ia bcAcs
at Is srs'- 1-i cent. tu1 81 each.
~ .A,re 4. considerable saving ty takirs
'hr A.-"r .isrs
N O. --I iroc,i.us fur tla guidance Of patients o.
every e..or.ier are allIss.. tu each box.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
HOLLOVAY,S OINTMENT.

The f.. aaa--l.... .l a.. q, SONS. ss we'll as IN
,.ti-t ol tal'as Hsl l-..i- Of -ho oll as we'll az
tar Nru World. stamp tl.. powerful remedial Agent
.- .e CREATES. healing rrera...tHn ever made known
g.. suffering u.H. d. Is4uarvE QrAlIus are
m.r- ilau M1s,ufa tlfeu- tlceNtgrual oridce.
v Sic .hin Hsi-Ii.. .a ue tei eye, So reaches
tir ..aI al o.. external 3i->. and n go external
aI s,iDu i- anti ...-slama eui hesliug virtues
.ut.a.s auyihia- el.s % record. aui {. Natures
..r..s .ffv
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
PILES AND FEsTUEA.

Every form and feature &c ;le.e prevalent and
stbborn disorders q erndca'ci locally Hud entirely
los thc cd this cmoiicnt warm lamentations
vill Dr gouaI % be tiorouah and inyariable.
Both NE Ointment and l'iis should be
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". b. CLAPP,

JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE
oFFICE-NILL ST.. GRASS VALLEY.
tOpposite e., 03i.e ori'charI- o. & Jolns
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
VYlI. sEoHHY. Proprietor.
T He BAR
Is furnished with burc Liquor. aud choice Cigars
Nra-e Nulley Lec. n Lsas s-n---lL

Holloway's Pdls-Hayjial pro,iic, lit /. sup.
posed. by the uniuitiatea. ,hat ho-uii,I panent.
have the advantage Of skilruI treatment ami care.
iul Attendance The truth T.. trey are 60 often
merely the subjects upon which raw student. try
their " prentice bands fae best hospitals for the
sick are their own homes. AMI the only ul.iicine-
they need are Holloway disease subiuing remedies
Let the veahened, broken down. utienultcl and
hopeless suiere, from liver eomrlaints dyspepsia.
asthma, hemorrhoils. or any Of the internal mala.
die> which battle the profession supply thcn.clycs
with Holloway pills. and they can speedily work
out their own cure, and smile = they remember the
doleful predict ions Of the doctors.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
L. ". SPOEEOnn.

JUSTICE OT THE PTACE.
For ,''r Township q. ts-n-a In!ir,,
iil. Irf-.r.. ?. t.rtH.-. r.-..tf. ..rief i., IS
i.'cl1r. .-an. J. be-. Fl. -' .ruaL,f-- t ..4e NH.l -t
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

Iho aIflf .rN.f.r t t.f. ff.Htu' .flls quicAlf
Co. .8ur. OF fisep;c Fiiis au the digestss"
or-su. air le-fur.. 60 tirir aiet tone no maiiy
.r. rIrf tiH.su. .Hfr tii. Er'fa 90 siseasee eNlF
ff- it-elg thi. .-atllus aua uuerriug remedy die
frr,rs +. ir,.a fhr faf.fut E. .ttuH.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
aRYSIPEE.ts AND sALT KHEU1

Are two rf the ii-f comm, siirleu. disorders
prevalent ca 'ai. rHutineut. fo These tue uutmert
D. s-rrrit.r sU...-.' 'e i-s Hl.faF eTldiift is
ar-i go eradicate tHe 't1cn and tlcn complete
o.. cure.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
HOLL0WAY'S PILLS.

want ai % sterling medicinal fn intei tht W.
au. -s-..lti - 90 tl5 1srinr portion ui hnmauiy
f.I .I.. efittrs .l.t ffrm mineral ari 'iitr 'tlf
tsrlr- part iees was severely fei ull ths at rn"
-tIlI ut.lrIre as- u-ilr.ti into tls Nord huf-n.
.u - 'vvifr4i. fnf have become the HorsfH"tn
hUulry 30 au pa aiai their atiiftui, D. io rhi iAl
N a. 90 .tns % IS attack o." htulX ur f1u1 ni
'Hr cnrnflI.ft. SUD tltus Us removing tbe hiocrn
eai.r % Jt-...., i.a. So 1e and tc.t.e tHe du"p
.. ..ar.f.. 81. .tsfesn a-sitfIi. nature iu Ter
tgs. ~ rr.r. 4. n.i ff.. .tffHNt RI nsfuuN tIssA.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

''aIHi"-le. " Ul HlI i. y -----I'TI- % ! N y
E. zion 20 th- -es.-rstr.
- EWLR A~-a,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-29
From the Boston Journal.
The Course Of the War.

The sudden restoration Of peace afford. q
convenient occasion for reviewing the chieI
events Of the war up to it, cessation on the
s,h inst. We present, therefore, the fol-
loving brief abstract. in chronological or.
der, Of the course OF the war OF 1859:
The Emperor Louis Napoleon publicly
expresses to the Austrian Envoy at his
cour, his regre, that III, two governments
are not on better terms--which creates ex'
traordlnary sensation and leads to mutual
armamcn,s-January |, 1850.
Euu's growing daily more threatening
it is announced that England has sent Lord
Cowley on peace mission to Vienna, Feb
90.
The announcement IL made that a Peace
Congress will be held. tile effect Of which
i to open long negotiations about the pre-
liminnry question Of disarmament, March
10.
All hopes Of peace are quenched by III,
news that Austria has insisted upon the dis
armament, Of Sardinia alone, as a condition
preceden, to any peace negotiations, April
8.
Austrian and Sandman forces having al.
scmbled in the neighborhood Of the Ticino
Count Gyulai forwards reremptory sum
mons to the King Of Sardinia to disarm
within three days on penalty Of war. April