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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28

MISTAKEN SIGNs.--A somewhat singular
incident Is related of two travellers who
recently topped at popular hotel at Mount
Pleasant. VA. They were assigned the best
rooms in the house, but in the morning they
were missing, their beds undisturbcd, and on
table was II note saying that they saw the
landlords daughters making suspicious signs
at supper and did not consider it safe to stay
in the house. The money t, pay their bill
was enclosed. The two daughters were deaf
and dumb and conycrscd by signs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28

"HoGpEn EvrNN' FAWING.-''Spmc far
mcrs, said Rev. Mr., Palmer at the Lcban-
on Town Fair. 'arr accustomed to cncrclc
each lot with wreath composed (in part or
the wholr) pf raspberry and blackberry bush
cs docks ot ,arilus Kinds thistles, both
Canada aud common elder bushes, both red
and white thorn bushes, yellw top, white
weed, etc. This may ho in keeping with
their taste, yet afford, little profit except it
may b, q furnish seeds to stock their whole
farm in short time"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28

The Bay State Mills progery tin Lawrence
Mas was sold at auction on the Goth for
100000 to a new company, the Washing
ton Mills, which Is to carry on the busi-
n.ss.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28

The Rutland Herald CONF, cut with a new
head. and looks fl a.. 1t is laid that Col,
B.aluuu, has ....-4 the editorial charge
Of the il-rli'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28

Mas. Jan. |, a two story brick engine
house was blown up 80 thoroughly with all
it, contents, that not one brick remained up
on another A fire had been made in the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28

Az AGGRAVATED CASE OF WuE POISONING.
AT Norwalk, Conn, there has been consi-
derable excitement for a week past. by the
announcement that Frederick IS. Brigham.
until within few months Principal Of the
noble Union School OF this place, and
since that time occupying similar position
IN one of tho public schools Of Your city,
had been arrested ON grand jurors com
plant for an attempt to poison his wife.
Among the witnesses examined were the
wife of the prisoner, his mother, the nurse
who attended her dmhg her confinement,
which occurred a month ago, her physician,
DR.. Lynos, and Prof st. John, OF one Of the
medical colleges of New York.
The testimony went To show that the lr-
soner has Administered poison 10 her at
various times since she gave birth 10 an in
FAINT, by means of her medicines and food.
lie has been placed I. der $4,000 bonds to
take hi, tril at higher court The high
position h,ld 10y the accused ia the c0uluu-
nifty until within short time, as success.
tul instructor ul youth, "a member Of tie
church, Superintendent Of % Slbhlth Schuol,
ana gentleman of popular and winning adj
dress and the delicate condition oi his wife,
appealing 50 tcndcriy to the best feelings of
the husband and father, as we'll as To- a.,
kinde,t symrathios ofall ; tio.' and .the,
considerations combined to throw around
this case elements calculated o. stir thHl-pU.
lar mind to the depths y IuRpH..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28
W AsHINGToN. Jan. Y
SEN AfTr

Jf. invalid p,r.i,,, lin ,,.,s t,l,an ~, and
,.,...l
Mr. B,,itnin of I.,ui.iap, rrn,rtod Il sub.
stit,t,. fnr'NIr Nlos,n', Lin which outbor-
i,,J th, pr..il.,t.t,n..' fL. t,rc.. nf the
I-ni+,J S-,t.s Nh. H.ni,mi,'s .uhsritutn
i i, .',i.,.,,,.. ..- f,ll1,y. The lst ..ction
,,i,'- ,.,,,.,,. r., tb, pros;.i,ut ,,Loncv,r b,.
I,. r,,,.on IN ,,nnrehrnd that nny of the tram
sir r,,,t.s viii hh nLstrrctsd o,, cl,s,d Lvl,y-
Irss ,..s,l. or nm ottark is tbrcotcnod o,oinst
tl, ,,.,.,, ~, ,,,,,.rt, If ,rr citil,ns ~ ms,
tLc irn1 ,nd n.ival rorcss tn ,,rryort tLa
tbr,,tcn.I iniur,. ON corJitio1 tbo+ tLo
C,rr"s ns.d arl. ,iftdr',v,, ,s sao,, os tbo Oh.
icct is ACCOMPLISHED Thr 81 Gives noy-ar IN
the President. in cascofnctunl 2iol.nco r., tho
p,r,,D, or prouerty Of onr citizons n, ,v,. nf
the Central American states. or in NlcxicI t.
lis, the land and naval forces in rxnctino m
slant redress. the forces to he withdraw A.,
soon rs redress is Granted section Ri re-
ouires an Immediate raunrt +, Cnnrress of
what the President may do under the nroyi.
si,ns nr sections and
The Pacific Railroad hill. ns amended
c,uo mn
MIR ID Wis moved to strike ont all ottor rho
rn,ctin., clans, and odn,,t ns II substitute bis
minority reuort. the main features of which
are am apprdrriation of ten millions of dollars
and ten sections of land ror mile to construct
the road. the said ten millions to be refunded
in the form of net proceeds into the Treasury.
No termini arc named, and no monopoly is TO
be given to any special company: the road is
run from the Atlantic to the Pacific States.
Mr.. Davis spoke for three hours, strongly
adyoc ting southern road, and gave large
details of the topography of the route to show
that it is the shortest and cheapest, and that
the road from Texas to California can be
completed for the sum he had named
Mr.. Green, in reply to Mr. Davis, depre-
Gated the tenor of that Senator's speech,
which he considered tended To exalt the ad-
vauta.es Of the Southern at the expense Of
the other routes As to the Senator's pro-
posll, his route would commence nowhere,
and end at similar place. There could be no
assurance that Il road would be built to con-
meet with the eastern terminus. any moro
thln witt the western. " no would vote ten
mil i,rs f,r any surb dnubtful linnp He
however. did not consider that the road would
now be built. When we arrive at the point
when all parties will concede portion OF
their ureiudiccs under the coerciyc sentiment,
50 as to unite on one road to suit all sections.
then. and not till then, will the Pacific Rail
road be built
Mr.. Doolittle spoke in favor of taking
three estimates for the contract l,t. for a
road north of the parallel of 81; "a. for a
road between 81 and 43 and Sd, for road
south of 37-the President TO send such esti-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28

MoIAssEs CANDY.-A candy pull, now
and then, is a regular institution in many
families. and would be in more if all knew
how {, make the article in its perfection.
The following recipe has been handed us by
subscriber of ours, who assures US that good
candy is "a surs thing under these
directions.
T, us}. Good Cardv.-Take two cups of Mo-
asses, one of sugar one tablespoonful Of Vinegar.
a piece of Butter the size Of walnut. Boil
briskly and constantly twenty minutes, stirring all
the ume when cooled enough to pull, do it quick
ly and it will como white rapidly. Use the above
proportions and follow the directions. and you will
have yaod Candy
\ FuGrWE ~ THE WHITE HorsE.-One
oil the best things going is saying Of Hon.
Thaideus Stevens, the Republican represen-
tative elect from Mr.. Buchanan's District in
Pennsylvania, reported by some Washington
correspondents \ gcntcman was referring,
in presence Of Mr.. Stevens, to the possibility
of Mr. Buchanan's turning against the
South Tor the purpose of retrieving his lost
fortune in Pcnusylyania, and asked MIR.
Stevens what he thought would be the re-
suit. Mr.. Stevens replied that there would
be no trouble about that, as the South could
reclaim him any time under the Fugitive
slave law? The inquirer seemed perfectly
satisfied
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LAwoE NEyynPapEES.

!. Subscribers Who eu not give ea rr'ss notice %
the contrary. are cons .efal K.eh.ns 20 continue
their subscription.
;. !: subscribers ~i-i ti.eir pafer- t'.cen'iuued
charges are paid.
5. II subscribers neglect refae, 20 @ 3" ta"if
papers from the Office iisce 10 which tntv are
cent, they are held resp.ip pihle nniil they Nstl@
their bill AMI give notice a. disenufi1ue them.
L. II subscribers ugure tn other plfte- without
Informing the pulli fer ad the PAPER is scU' 90 te
former direction. thcy hrli responsible Notice
should always he 4 ven vi removal
S Refusing 60 tsa" pspeg or periodical fr0.1 the
ehcs. or remotinf aui le1' ny il uncalla' e. 3.
eriirrre " fraud
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Both he Ointment aad Ie staaH D
mtdn ~ I0l,uI. cosls !:
QUARTZ MINING MAcHlNER Y
ERADFORD'S PATENT
ORE SEPAR A ! Q r S &.

~ 4f-r MACHINES afruIrr..i f.f -aa fH ar,. 81. eu
| 90 tHa examine .au oi thr AlIuir- II.f..t "i
ID. I.faraft. ter...ti ..- 40 ..nI .- .'r
RI -l,l viz. 'H .....Ir ttr Li.u.. % ...e- I'd
ti ra.. lff.f f. l.i- been rru-l,.. and -..tf llr
f.la. .aa B.. uutfm. more tlau mechanically l.n.
..l. u..t. - hut .oiH-uiv working fuaf 900 ri 'e
ahmed ..aa.., irou uar. -...I IL" uiu-. .ni-
Isstaut appuca'pu .s o. cau. n'..'r -Hi .'t-
fr.gi oa.tty 1oiu. E, saHfI. .lI .-ll. >, g
n,.|.. auI nre in. .u-e.u % rHiiU.r" o.. i..-.n- rt-
t.,. E. lIe oli-r -t.f.. .a.tirrIy 90 r,..a. uu,
aul .si, bv l.--i Ui.IH\ \i' lDh
tr.l .m 10 NslAet -tr,rt. san francisco
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
NOTICE.

State Of California. ! In District Court
County OF Nevada llih Judieial District.
Ly-aadyt Moore aud Thomas Notaw, PINS
Thus Primrose, il. Bronson and II. II. Sweet
Dents
Not'ct is hereby given o. all persons inter
c~ted chat Tire sii' Plaintiffs haye this day
instituted q suit against the said Defendants
o. enforce a Lien Tor Lumber and Material
men against said Defendants against the
said property a. hereinafter Gcsorib d. towit:
4 Quartz Mil. known aud described as
Sweet a Cos Mill in Eureka Township. Co.
aforesaid that they shall appear in the
District Court for the County aforesaid on
Monday the 18Th day OF December, a. d
1855. and exhibit their claims against said
property. and the proof OF said claims and
liens on said property on that day.
LYSANDER MOORE. p,,T,s
Is THOMAS VOTAW. '
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
SIMMONS.
-rAIE CALIFORNIA, urNTY GF NryAnA
Ia.il-. Cou.f 14th Judicial District Cd. -aia iat

-rAIEoF CALIFORNIA con NTY oF NrvAnA s..
Ia.,i-. Cou.,. l4th judicial District v saia state.
lr. T-stle Il Gle st.t, "a. C.H-.rH,--lo J",u
Y.a fr be- b. summoned to oafr,ar an5 .srr
tus .iut rr .uufa- $. F..I+t tiled Iu-t
son i 81 bH .ou IAo-a .ii.'c a"e lt.- ID
N.t.a r.a ay. from o.. ..r.f,a o. ttt ".'. if
srs... .H 500 iu thi- C..u-- v.tHiu ia,att .t-
81 ou y.l within th.- .i-t.. .,t aHi aa. 90
t,..... .ul r. .eiu for-F ..-- -tf.e. ou Hn .u
fhu u aud ult of thi- District in iu attiHn "f
Ia,r...a aa tie rs. dag oi Nufcn. tr, a o. lr.- 'u
.a" '.su t1 obtain Decree o. tlH- t.l.' ''r
thr closure % a certain mortgage bearing .Hte
tf. ,f ttrii a % 1857. executed It f.t
u..i. .Hf Joshua sweet. tu iiawrN aut for far
.f.-. -r prru SEES therein. aua loo -aia tnui liInf
particularly mer oned sud described. and tl- airli
cetHa- @. t.e moneys arising fom such sale Go the
payment o.. thr amount due ou two certain nroui-"-
o. ..t.- Ser forth iu sait complaint made ant a"-
ut't. 90 ..il 70 ndh. Thomas " Paine D, the joe
ftr. Is bearing even date vith .aii uori gage ai-
tlr.. intended tU De -crurei.-Iu vlt. IIlr su.4i
af 81 HI.auI liars, With Interest tlcrenr ir'aI
the ff of AI Z. T. =. 1881 u ihr fa'r = tW"
nu. h1if ter cent per month til I.tft fH b. aud
.rH.. -lall q, main after applying ailot the .l.
m..s. I.nnrilt -a applicable 'hDr,'o iIeu t.at
ll..a ua. have Execution thr'eins a-ai'-f tu.
tait |suts a.-o that all oi .ai' vi"u QUITS.
.td re' ant rter1 one Of iligm. and alt anl every
person claiming uuier them. or ANY or esther of
them -ibsrllentl. to the cUmmeuccmen' Of ini- a"-
ton. ur, Poo barred and forecln-ci of al reut
clsiu iu and equity of redemption iu or to tne
sla ..afi...y. preuli-e. ans part thereof. aud
'r .u.u Hf.-r or further relief or huth ln tAc pfe
lui .". t- uar be jus, an1 equitable.
A-. ..I .lc hereby notified that if you '7il 'u 80
-ver .. t.mr laiu' ts herein directed Plaintiff win
tats aa-fl-f' .f-t yuu therefor by default, Coz
-etier eil. go costs ~ suit ami also demand ui t.e
tU9st -. o,lef r.i.efaa b. prayed for In his saia
Culuf.siuf
.n f.-:iu.nr whereof. 7. RUFUS SHOEMAKER
lrIs el fnc District Court ai,re.aiH. eu
- l-rruntp set ms haud. ANA impress tpe
-eai ul sad Court. - ohcc. 30 the t.tN
u N-taaa this 2ud day of 50 hcr.. Is
- D. ISIS. RUFUS SHOEMAKER clerk
Ry WN sHirf iopuly
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
Sewing Ma hines.

"a. EaOANI.A4, havi fhe Ageu, @.
,ier Wilson -tperier FAMILY ~tMlNi
VI 'IA>k will BE- .f tAe EXCHANGE iiulti. in
,Hl~- ALLEY. on EnNL~l 81. OF each week
't 'is -aiD Machine and ihe .. use Of Civ
ng l-trIr'.ln in them Use.
ga td'r fishing procure The naci.ines are
rei' 'e. iu $685.. -HaEu yrH uI Church. street.
ca sowing lllc 20 Col. icr eith uc. .ts.. 4u4 as-
tt.u Voc lu!t AZ tHr Exchange will be returlli %
the second 4lv vithuut extfa charge
Cr7-s N.l'r July .s 1855 1fns
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
EalL,e-. Ga sor,. rnt .icu-.

ls. ....r. -al. -fau..a- tl..f boss
r.u.. t.s.. in rar .t0
l.,uf t.N- .Hfar. .lv .uee.lnor- 81. .,e
tiol.- .'.... i.a sr'ul uu-uclt
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
,.ats -car'o-uia. IN District Court.
county of Nevada i4tn Judicial District.

Iinms S rlin, Joshua Sweet 80 3d.
lu .H.il..fio nf ilti- Attorney I-rein. aud ii
l.af. tour sat faction that o. gooa cause oi ac-
.I ax..- aslin.t tic Ieienden' Joshua sweet, that
t I- proper party thereto. aht that tine said Ire
Htui i- not r--i f4t of this state aai that tie
.ruc. ni .ail DEF liant b. unkroHn Co. filiniit
I' ur .,rli f'Ht ti.. summon herein Dee serve
.i.l iiie ..iI ip-itua -weet br publication 10 the
.Netaan ,ftinnal fn lrre. Months.
l.ren under me ha.t This %nfembrt 2ud. lsis
IiuN = %. CA~WEl. Co. Judge.
IS ..f -Euf4- -la. atDr rirr. .. ff.rf efIf
Ef Nui eU.i.u. IrrufY.
B. F.. unn.L N Niles l.I. Attt .m
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
EEypVsoNa an TIlE aLlGv.

-.aa.. So. rrltfrl-.i -a1 rl"ar tHa tasH.ias.t 2
.tt.. t..au-f it t.e Restorative a-'.H" "' t.s
ointment. % .rr,. .e. ..aut .i ..r r. r,' .ai
ttlei toilet snri'luD.- .u rs '.rI tu DO .. .--l'
.ul other If..i -as.I.rr.- .ot 'He '..t.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
NO TTCE! To Quartz

MINERS } Others Engaged in Mining
pElNG informed that several persons have PlRA
ID TED oHr
PATIENT METALLIC PLATES,
fOT SuuiHg the Smallest Particles Of Gold
Without having treated with FOR the use thereof
we advise them TO forward without loss OF time
ani secure the privilege from MS. it they would
avoid the utmost penalties OF the law.
Having received our full Patent, We are now pro-
pared to sell the utility of the same, and give ~ II
Instructions for iis TAkNAY g. 90.
AoET-C. a. MATHIEu, Office No / SO saeTA'
menta street, San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

A. the above a,ra- ace manufacture al kinl- ~
STEAM BOILER. hish aud loW pressure, csiuirr
s-. tubular. ~ fhe shortest notice aud nr the il
lie o. s.. Particular attention paid 60 o..
or aro ght iron pipe. for steam ani mining
purposes, and sheet ilrr works of all kin
an tis Fnek dome al tuc above establish 20 {.
4ni"r r..e personal superinteuaence Of VI. LEWIS
tpftll thu DO. had fifteen years experience
practical Boiler Maker ia New York Boston and san
Francisco a. gm COFFEY 4 ElSnpN.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
p,s.E~ AND E-g~vVs.a.

C..., rua aad .,''H.e .l I.t. lt.t. .' ari
.t...n "..u. ... I. .I. f. .I'. ... ..'.....
ii, .acl-r D.. tf.. ..uhrat a.rn .as..a'. .ti,..
- anl. t,t,,'c if- tif f..H r-ttali ..Haiities
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
"M AG N OIL IA"
Pumps for Sale.

TWO ,TORCE ANp LIFTING PUNlrs-one q
1 mch bore a1i one @ inch borc-both la fine or.
d,r ApPiy 90
fns WuOnWORTU
Superintendent alta Co. No .
Grass Valley, sept. n. is5s.-n7-u
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
ROAD NOTICE.

Drr-NN- tho hst~al asteerleut fu travel oa Tie
/ I., N.,. .a aui tI.-- Valley lHrH. ..- i.u.f
u,.. Ia-a. B tfr .n,ati. vil ii.... ri' a' thD u.
1.e ct The -t rrl5fl. at tctsat 900 Grass talrF en
f..e .Hi-t ole slg usl.... .lH .ft r'
us.rl ... -NI.-.. ... it. -rc
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
THE GOLDEN PRIZE
GOLDEN PIZE!

ILLUSTRA1 Ed ILLUSTRATED.
The New York Weekly Goti-i. I'ii'e j. one of ths
largest ana best weekly papers of the day An In
peIal Quartu containing eight pages, cr Foity Col
uuns OF entertaining original matter, and elegantly
lustrated every week.
4 on icoTth fran 90 crais 70 $500 IN geld, will +
presented 10 edeh subscriber HaHtsdiatty rsc,yi y
~ sll.e. lIilall nloAag.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

SANDS SlRSiPlRiLLi,
The Oldest And
ORIGINAL ARTICLE.
CELEBRATED foa THE CURE OF
AL Diseases arising from an impure
State Of the Blood, CT Habit
of The System.
The thoulands Of unto
licited teAimonial8 from
perfons Of every rank in
fociety, how in the mott
satisfactory manner the
powerful agency this
preparation polselses of
arreiting and curing
DISEASES OF THE
Glandular and OESeouS
lystems. In its compo-
Gtion, on which much
Of its value depends, the
beit SarlaParilla Root,
with other mott efectual
and Galutary productions
are combined, produc-
ing a compound
DIFFERING ENTIRELY
in its character and properties from any
preparation now in uie. Under its re-
itoring influence, itrcngth and vigor are
impaired to the exhauicd frame, and
perfect health iuccceds difcafe, as Winter
is fucceeded by Spring, and the earth
clothed in verdant beauty under the gen
ial influence Of reirefing ihowers. Its
operations are in harmony with nature,
and it may be administered to persons
Of all ages and every variety Of conlti-
tuition with the mott perfect afey.
Prepared M, sold by \. q. & D SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists. 100 Fulton Street, cor
of William, Newton
For sale bv DEwirr. KiTTLE & Co., II
JoHSsuN < Co., Bsn sores s Co., San Fran.
ci,co; RIcE a foFFiN, Murysville; X. II.
McDoyALD e. Co., Sacramento; aud by
Druggists generally.
N tIs. FHI. f....t a.. gr.ss u
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
nOWARD ASSOCIATION.
rHILADELPIIIi
PHILADELPHIA.
4 BeRcroitm institution esfG5iishe6 "
SPcciai EHdo,rmeNf foT Me hthtJ
ofMe Hick amt Listcesed.
afflicted WiN T0uisH aud
pidtHiic LiStasrS.

EDtd5Mic diseases
Is time ofl .stc~ 20 81. fl~ 'i eci of the lHsttu-
tiuu tn r.tsrii-ira Ho-ri.al. tu provide Nurses
lhf-i, 'su.. iofhlg. i.Da .irues. Nc tni the
-irA ans ae .tDfe 20 Sake ci4r-ee the orphan. of
Irtt ei inifnf. aI. tD t.n-ftr iu rFtIy lossilc
way to "a. relief 81, t,, .H,r..5 arn tie health Of
the public o. aIae. lji. ie tuf. 90 she ir.,tor.
ai such iru COB N.-lt f,i..a.i. 're infected
trirt. and O.. ff.tHl- ar. ttsrt.. !,-li- oi reh.i
ND.ncrtn- iu. ar-. n. .crtl- usu.i.rs. o! tis
. -ociarion u-a its cr,ni -tosl n-u.e. sts ST.. t.uE
stt.ecti to it .....l tl,r tt.,uH it- b. iisls.
li,s ui tai1.-.
Do, thr an ,.e,r' 81 i'....r.' ..,-ir.- ia,cau-
ih.ritaf tAe tn- 5000. -s.s,.. Ii t.,r ..tt.r aud
medical "id .o i,s.,a. .-4-s'ts ln.tt tiIuAlc
l.l-i.t-l- t., t.i..al c....rf.f. 4.Hl. utin
shi.co thc liyi.l ir.,... r.l it.afu.it. tie
effects of d1 .> ae. .-r..
Nsfia.- hu..5- a.t s,..4 .n tit t...is ani
'i'-tmcnt 'i tnsnf. ..r tth,alifs
Surgeon hart i..a ..4.l ..a f.,ftt- ...tiitl.-
.i.u ari 500 r-'u .f.- tnaf.f t.tt. Dic.,d.
Address ior is. ..'. .,. f.'atarf. B. SO B. irL h-
taillat tuU i..- -. -..u. 81 .--i'. .ai4.n
--"uth Ni.... -.i.... .4..--.,. ...... lF
rs .r.tfti ii.- i'irr.tor.
fffI D. il1l.lWLlI. President.
CfH itIlt ll...u. -tttr... i-i,
CEEsGrs.-t.y yol valt tu. b,.. li.i.l~ los ,oar
- MuuvN. utli nu taihll
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

u
Gold Lockets Bracelets. Erouches lar drops
Breast Pms. Cufi Pin. sleeve Buttons Rings shirt
studs. watch Keys, Gold and Silver 1himbles and
variety ~ other articles, worth rom hfiy cents to
SIS each
Immediately on receipt Of the subscription money,
the subscriber's maine will be- entered u1an our sub
scripfionl oh opposite number aud the gift corr.
e-pnnding With tha; number, viii be forwarded,
within one week, to the subscriber by mail OF ex-
press, post paid.
~ All communications should be addressed
to uECKET a Co,
Is and 40 Moiiat Building 335 Broadway, Y.
- Specimen cupi s sent free. Agents wanted.
spe mru copies Of the Golden psize - ma,
seen al this oao, 20
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
HOLLoWAY,S OINTMENT.
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READ And REFLECT
DIR. C. III. ToZer's Card to the Afflicted.

QHick cures and Lo1o Prices at the Established
O8ice Sirth street, bettceea j and h streets.
Mr.. TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous pa
~ tents for their patronage, and would embrace
consult on those difficult cases of NENEREAI which
have bailled the skill of some of the most celebrated
physicians OF the age, and upon which he has Neoer
Fdited TO PERFORM RadicH cure
Dr. Tozel 5 reputation as physician stands une-
qualed Ills exclusive attention to diseases Of the
Gento Urinary Organs for many years renders HIM
perfect master of Syphilitic diseases
Dr. Tozer has, it is well known, taken patients from
the very verge of the grave and Restored them to
Perfect Hedith. lie further states that he deems IL
sufficient to attract the attention of those who might
need the services Of physician in ALL cases. not par
tcuarly those enumerated in the advertisement, eN-
pectng they would test my merits as practitioner,
ana the result my practice has been thus far ssfac-
tory to my patients and myself. Nor do l deem It
necessary to fill columns of newspapers with fulsome
enplric and bOmbastic advertisements protesting my
AFFINITY tp heal all diseases flesh Is heir to, for to do
that must be something than man. but to give
these that are afflicted with Ncncrcal, Chronic and
other diseases, to understand from long eNperence,
am fully competent to treat them successfully.
offer no genuine or fraudulent certificates or puns
oI my superior qualifications practitioner, nei-
ther do assume the medical honors to which am en-
titled; but merely ask those who are diseased to read
the different Advertisements relating TO the cure Of
private diseases, and judge for themselves where to
apply for relief. (My rooms are so arranged that
can be consulted in private at a hours Of the day.
from o'clock A. NJ. until p. ND
~ Persons with Chronic Diarrhma, Dysentery,
Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness
OF the limbs and back, ndsposition, Loss of Memory
Aversion 20 Society, Love of Solitude, Timiditv Self
dtstruS Dizziness Headache, pain in the side, aIec-
tons OF the eyes, pimllcs on the face, Sexual and
other lndrmites in Man, &c, will find it important to
consult DR.. CHAS. II. T0ZER at his Office, Sixth st.
betwcenJ ana X, Sacramento.
noy4-yr CHAs. II. TOZER, NJ. D.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-01
Declaration as Sole Trader.

4 CAROLINE MElIL, Of the city Of Murysyiur,
I county of iubl AMI state Of California, wife OF
Charles Mshl do hereby declare and make known that
% is my int utiou 60 cary ON aul transact Business
Tor the future, in my own tnc, Sole Trader n thc
county OF Nuba AMI elsewhere Ia said State that uIV
said Business will hr the Manufacture and SAL. of
Bread amt Crackers, In all the branches of said uSi-
ness. also hereby further declare aul say that /
will from the date hereof d. individually RESPONSE
bic ia my own na 0e for amy debts contracted by ue
on account Of said business anl that u,her The sur
plus Of capital over five thousand dollars nor any
part Of the capital nvese in said business has come
from any funds or property belonging In my husband
CAROLINE MEliL.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-01
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

Ga this 18th day Of December, \. D. lS5N, before
me, a Justice OF the Peace, In and for fub1 county
aforesaid, personally came Carolins heh, wife OF
Charles Mehl and 10 me personally known to be the
individual described in, anil who executed the fore
going declaration rs Sole Trader, and made and exc
cuted said declaration n my presence and before
and also being hy me duly sworn ON oath declared
and said that part of th money, capital Invest
cl in slid business hal from any funds or prop
erty belonging T. her husband.
...... Subscribed and sworn to before me, the day
LIS: and year in this certificate above written.
'''''' WAI. SINGER, Justice OF the Peace,
In and for the city OF Mlrysyillc aud Yuba Co.
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