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Nevada national., 1859-07-16

Es- Several alarms Of fire have occurred
in our town during the past week. Some
shsvings 10 a temporary work shop in the
yard ofA i. Dibble, Esq canght on fire on
last Wednesday. but were extinguished with
out doing further damage than destroying
a work bench and a set Of Carpenters tools.
For few minutes, the large cloud Of black
smoke that rolled Off from the shavings ex-
cited fears that the town was doomed the
building being on the bill, and close to the
Theatre, the Brewery and sundry other
wooden structures. But our efficient Hose
Company, with the aid OF Capt. Hotaling's
reservoir, soon brought the fire under,
A report WAS current that the FIRE took
from ashes deposited in the building. Wesre
assured by Mr.. Dibble that this is entirely
unfounded ; and we only allude TO it in
order to to put our citizens on their guard
against carelessness in this respect.
On the afternoon Of the same day, about
five O'Clock. dewllsng house was burned
down on Main street, at the top Of the hill,
opposite Mr.. Delhno's house. Being above
the level Of the reservoir, the hose could not
be brought TO play on the building +; and
IL was only by great exertions that the FIRE
was prevented from spreading The house
was owned oy Mrs. Palller, the mother of
Mrs. Lee who was shot BY her husband last
week, in San Francisco Loss about $500.
In about ten minutes after the return Of
the lremeu, another alarm was given, pro-
ceeding from the,house occupied by Mrs. Let
ter, opposite Mrs PalliT's, above mentioned.
/. was supposed at first that ii took from
sparks from the latter but on arriving on
the spot il was found that the fire caught
in the roof from contsc. with the stove-pipe
1t was extinguished withou. difficulty.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
rs the Democracy OF Nevada County,

-
When the Nevada National was brought
into life, not quite twelve months ago, i
received the most fattering assurances oi
official patronage, and the liberia. support Of
che Democracy OF Nevada County. Under
these bright auspices we consented to assume
the pc cuniary as well as editorial responsi-
bility Of conducting u. Our expectations
have not been realised; official patronage
has mostly gone to the ensmy--the Nevads
Journal; with but few exceptions, patriot
10 Democrats have frightened their purse
strings, thinking, of course, that it cost
aothing to publish Democratic paper. We
Cont objec. to work for nothing and board
ourselves, for the gnod of the cause but Ia
pay heavy assessment besides, is more than
can reasonably be expected Of us.
We are willing to do our share, nay, more
than our share towards supporting Demo
cratic paper in this County, and will con
tribute literally for that purpose.
The National should be enlarged and fitted
up with new type; but its prospects at pres
snt do not Justify Us in making the necessary
outlays for that purpose- In conclusion we
will ssy to the Democrats of Nevada Coun'
~. that In asking itheir liberal support s
ths National, we are simply requesting them
10 do what is their duty, as Democrats, to
DO, We do not ask II OF them as a matter
Of psrssnal favor, but OF party obligation
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
BIoody Fight nj Magenta.

By the overland mail we have news from
Europe. A desperate and bloody battle oc'
cured near Milan on the 4th OF June, be-
tween the Allied Army, under the Emperor
Napol con, and the Austrian army, under
Gen, Hess, in which unlimited forces were
engaged on both sides. The estimated loss
Of the Austrians is $4,000 killed aud woun-
ded, and over 5000 taken prisoners. The
French loss is stated at $4,000. 1t il sup
posed that there were 10000 Austrians aud
130, 900 French engaged in the battle.
The Austrians had evacuated Milan in
great ha etc, leaving behind them their trea-
sure
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
SUMMONS.

State OF California. County Of Nevada.
IN tho District Court Of the l4th judicial District
Of said state-Th- People of the State af California
To CHARLES HASS, Greeting-You are hereby SEM
moned to appear and answer "a the Complaint of
LOUISA HAsSa filed against you, within ten days
from the service Of this writ served YOU in this
County, within twenty days " served you in this
District, and out 81 t. County. and within forty
days IL served you in this State aud out Of this
District. in action commenced ON the 14th DAY ~
June A. u. 1859 in said Court 10 obtain recree -
Divorce from the bonds Of matrimony, and annull-
ing the same now existing between the said Plain
til and said defendant. and the said laintn lie
stored TO all the rights Of unmar resi nut
that the property described in llainins Cor plant
be set aside for the and benefit 81 said Flanti
and said children ami for her costs of suit aud such
other Sni further relief may meet and prop
eI all Of which l. n.ure particularly mentioned and
describsd in Plth's Complaint to the action nov On
Gle in the ufic. OF The Clerk II -aid Court.
And YOU are hereby notified that If you fnl 80
answer said t0mI laint as herein directed. Iinin;IR
viii take Judgment against you therefor by default;
together with all costs suit aud sl-o demand ~
the tourt -uvh other relief is l.. pray ed for in her
sssid Complaint.
In Testimony whereof !. Rlfns Shoemaker. Clerk "(
the District Court aforesaid. do hereunio fri niy
hand and impress the seal II said Court office ia
the City Of Nevada. this 18th DAY II Jane. -. l..
1859. RUFUS SHotNAKER CLERK
by Jos. Rumislr ncpuiy.
By order OF Han. Niles Searl. district Judge Of
the 4th judicial District, this 9Th dsy Of Jgly, a.
D. 1852. true copy. attest
RUFuS siioFMARFR, Clerk,
Diobe 4 Lansing, Fer jos. Roberts, f.ptJ-
Attorneys for flH.niia 6o-s<
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
The great pop gun OF anti Lecomptoalsn

The great pop gun OF anti-Lecomptonlsn
was fred of for the frst time, in Placer
vile on the 9th inst. 1t was an old rusty
load Of impudenee and ignorance, and did
but little harm. Lime Point" and ' Le-
comptonism" were the targets aimed at, bu,
the charge was too light, the intended dead
ly bullet fell far short Of the mark. The
people Of ofCalifornia, were bu. "slightuOusly' ~
startled by the report, and have generally
come to the conclusion that il was q mer,
/" flash in the pam"
We understand that another snti-Lecomp
ton squib will be fired in Nevada tonight
Vendors Of Hre crackers. hide your insi ignif-
cant heads your occupation, like othello .
is gone.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

~rGen. Denver and Mr.. Clayton ad--
dressed large aud enthusiastic meeting OF
The Democracy. in Nevada, last night.
Gen. Denvsr's speech was sound, logical
and Democratic, aud was loudly spplaudsd
by the audience.
Mr.. Clayton completely tok tho wind oui
sf Broderick's sails, by reading ibis Placer
vile speech and severely commenting upon
1t. Broderick will no doubt gratiiy bi. hear
crs by repeating IL again to night.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

OrR CANDIDATE FOR GovERNoR-Milton
s. Latham, in his speaeh before the Conven-
tion, when returning thanks for his Nomina-
tion has given to the public the motto under
which he will fight. He Says:
~ stand by the principles of Popular Sow
ereignty and non-intervention as they were
laid down by the Kansas Nebraska Bill OF
1854. stand by the Cincinnati Platform.
stand by the Administration Of James Buc-
hanan. And above all these, stand by the
union and integrity of the Democratic par
ty, as feel that upon the success Of the
principles Of our party depends the happi-
ness and prosperity of our beloved and com
mon county. (Cheers.l
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

Broderick will deliver his Placerville
speech again in Nevada this evening. The
Union should keep it standing. The only
alteratious'to be made will be in the location
"BrOdericks speech in Placerville;' 'Broder.
lex speech at Forest Hill,' 'Brodericks speech
at Nevada, or any we're else in this campaign
unless Wllks writes him another, will b,
one and the same thing, ger 6asim ct htero-
tim.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

ADATrrED.-An applicant for permission
to practice law was asked. What are the
constitutional Requirements wrich render a
man eligible TO the Office Of President OF the
United States ~ The applicant answered,
"He must be thirty-hve years old and .
mighty good Democrat" The examination
was Immediately concluded, and the young
man engaged in the successful and lucrative
practice Of his profession
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
Rirc.

: Next to Broderickism fire Is the worst
enemy Of the mountain towns. Honest
voters and good citizens have heretofore
protected US from injury by the former, but
it takes ,oater to.check the latter. The sea-
son Of both these distinctions is upon US ant
while Grass Valley has been singularly bles
sed in not having single alarm Of the out
break OF Broderickism. some alarms Of fire
have occurred. The nti-Brodericks-tht
good and true men of Grass vallsy-the ma
tional men OF the county-stand ready to
throw wet blankets on Broderickism a. 10
gives its first sign Of outbreak /; and our fire
boys keep their machine we'll CREASED and
turn out with great promptness at the ring
ing of the alarm bell. To all appearance
Grass Valley will pass the dangerous sea-
son unburned and not disgraeed. No dan.
ger can possibly occur from Brodericksm
and therefore, we leave that out Of consd
GRAFTON.
Some Of our good citizens, property holders
men interested in the welfare Of the town
have recently been rather careless about.
their houses, and have allowed the town 10
be alarmed. Had Grass Valley the best
Fire Department in the world, still pre-
vention is better than cure" vigilance and
great care will preserve, our houses and
goods more effectnally than streams Of wa
ter. Let not the confidence Of our house
holders in the activity and energy Of the
Fire Company make them careless about see
ing that all is safe around their homes.
The conclusion OF the whole matter is tina !
fires and Broderickism are dangerous.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

SENATOR GwrS arrived at Nevada cn Sat-
urdsy evening. visited the Ridge" on Sun
day, in company with q number Of Federal
officers, and spoke in Grass Valley Monday
evening. His visit to this county created
no particular sensa saiion.-.NtrGdd Democrat
A dog fight and Broderick speech will
bring up the sensation the Democrat has
been looking for. The Democrat will please
chronicle the sensations.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
To Masons and Carpenters

Proposals will be received until July 3lst
current, for enlarging the Masonic and Odd
Fellows Hail. on Mill street, Grass Valley,
in accordance with Plan and Specification.
which can be seen at the store of Edwards l.
Brady. WN. MCCORMICK.
Chairman OF Building Com.
Grass Valley, July IA, 1859. 5l2
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

fEw RssrArRAsr.-hr. W. Il. Ossoed,
has rc-epened the Magnolia Restaurant. on
Mill Street, where be 10 prepared to serve
his customers. with everything 10 bis line
that the market affords. Meals will be ser
we'd ut all hours and on short notice.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
Dissolution Notice.

The Co-partnership heretofore existing
and known as WOOD & NICHOLS" OF
the Forest Shingle Mill. was mutually dis
solved on the 9th day Of June. A. d.. 1859 :.
The name and style of the new firm will
now be known as WOOD & KIMBALL,"
Of the Forest Shingle Mill.
WM. b. WOOD.
5l9t CMAs. i. KIMBALL.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

~ The nre ct Mr.. Dibble's premises
made quite . blaze. and its near proximity
10 the National Office, almost raised hope
in our mind that our occupation (iu th.
editorial line) would seon be gone"
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
late accounts from th- "New Ercisc-
meat.v

Late accounts from th~ "New Ercitr-
meat.r
Several gentlemen have returned TO our
town during the past few days from Wash
oe Valley. They give rather an unfavora-
BILE account Of the diggings Good pros
pects were obtained in many places; but
the scarcity Of water and the natural obsta-
cles to constructing bitches in that country,
will prevent the mines from being worked
to any extent. A quartz lead mas been
opened aud slightly prospected on Gold Hill.
A few miners were at work upon IL, but lis
value and extent is q matter of doubt, tho
thought TO be rich by its owners.
The country where the gold is found Il
represented to be mountainous desert, de-
void Of timber and watt er, and covered with
sand and sage bushes.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

CoLD NIGHTs.-The nights for the past week
have been quito cold. We understand that
on Monday night last, there was frost
sufficient to injure delicate plants and vege.
tables in the vicinity of Messrs Lee & Simp-
sons mill. on Wolf SrssA, about three miles
below this place.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

Governor John B. Weller, and Hon. Chas.
l.. Scott candidate for Congress, will address
che citizens OF Grass Valley, on the political
topics Of the day, on the evening Of August
81, and the citizens Of Nevada on the 5th Of
Aagusl.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
"A niger is just as black by any other


"A Niger is just as black BY any other
name"
Jos. McKibben the Broderick candidate for
Congress, aud Col. Baker the Republic an
candidate, are hitched together and are fool
ishly endeavoring to overturn the great
Democratic Party in California,
Joe declared In his recent haraugue OF
Hsrysville that be was no longer Jefferson
democrat and that he was acting against
the democratic party" Baker followed
Joe, and declared with great earnestness
that he agreed with McKibben in every
word he uttered. Baker said in his speech
in Petsluma the other day
"I am an anti-Lecomption man. and of
that organization yet republican at the
same time. / bid. in that view, God speed
to ell anti-Lecompton men, and say "Hur.
rsh to you You are doing noblyl
honor your leaders-many of them, most o.
them. have read with great pride and
pleasure what Forney and Hickman have
said and are doing at home. know and
praise what McKibbep and Broderick, ou,
representatives in Congress have done.
wish them and you God speed, and II
really beiisved my running for Congress
toould be in their woy for momen
,oould get out Of IL before that moment er
pired."
Thus we see the leaders OF the Broderiel
ties and Republicans, makinga long pull
and strong pull, and pull together They
are playing Damon and Pythias, and are a
closely allied as tho slansse twins.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

SroLEs.-Ths town esnnsn wa. stolen or
seereted few nights since. We suppose il
was done to prevent its being r.,d ~
The Broderickites, In Nevada this even
ing. We don't think Il was = very neigh
borly trick.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
GRASS VALLEY. July 10. 1850.
AGENTS

e,s A Is-sD-svp Is .nr aaiy s-iheriscS I-cR
OF fsesa-AAts. He nay bs founs 81 81 IT.
~ eaAs. A. CRANE Ia our sole lge-' in ssr
Trsnaisss. he i empowered ts receive Advsriise
nssnt-, sRa rsceipi for tn. same. lie may be foun'
tts Merchant street, up stairs.
L-y>cr Henry Nnetie. F-q.. at the ehhes @
fp---ssn a Cs's FHrre-s. Main street Nevada l. ou
s.thsriEed IgeHtAi Nevada city All advertise
ps.is left With Hr. uscl1. will receive prompt at
t.s,.s from us Legal Advertise Hsent will be re
s.rsed ~ Mr.. Aseti., with rreer Equalization q
ssss ss publication expires.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
Public sale, by Auction,


Public sale, by Auction,
In front Of the Exchange Hotel, on Vain Street.
srsss VALLEY, Nevada County.
On Monday, July ls, 1859. at O'Clock. p. "
All the Right It'll. and Interest which said Estat.
has in and to the faio~ing described property all s
uated In Grass Valley township, viz -
One Undivided One Fourth Interest IN the QUARTZ
MILL. with Water Privilege. Cabins. Tuos aud sp-
purtenances, on the West bank OF Wolf Cresk. be
low Boston Rasine commonly known ss "I.-rim-rs
4 McMurireys MIL
ALSO .-An undivided On. Fonrth fs,.res. IN tho
foll. wing described Mining Claims late belonging 10
I.nrimer MeMurfrey. tn Wit -
26 Qsartz Claims and One-,hird Of D
Others, on New iers hi amt osAriE Claims ca
Massachusetts Hll.
AIso-An undivided one third interest in tie fol-
lowing Quartz Claims late belonging to Isrrimsrs
NcMurtrey, to wit -
Claims on Osborne Hill, known as the weoisa-
ry Claims.
s Claims on lafayette Hill.
One half Of Claim. on Lafayette Hill
Alsa-an nndi,ided one half part OF hall inierssis
Quartz Claims on New York Hill; several others
on Osborn Hell Quarts Claims On White Rock
Ledge.
Al,o-An undivided one third interest in the
DWELLING HOUSE, Land and sppurtsnancss, situ-
Atsd about BALI Q mile below Boston Rayine, near
the West Bank Of Wolf Creek, late the property OF
I2rimers and MeMurtrey and new oeenpied by John
Iarimer.
Also .-unless previously disposed ef At private
sale, the following described usdividsd interests in
Personal PROPERTY, now in the posse.sien
Of said John LArimer 10 wit
One third OF two Horses, Wagon and Harness, hts
the property Of Larimers Echurtrey,
ons half OF One Wagon,
One half Of Horses and Harness
TERMS OF SALE.
Tor the Personal Property, Cash
For the Buildings and Mining Claims and apru ~
naness-ten per cent OF the purchase money. at the
time Of purehsse-the balance on confirmation Of
the sale BY the Probate Judge and tsnder OF Decd ~
the administrator.
CT SMITH,
Lsrninistrstor ofEstate Of David Lsrimes.
ersss Valley June 10, 1850. $50
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

Gov. Weller has commenced an action SAYS
the Herald, against Mr.. AcCaulsy, lessee Of
the State Prison, to regain control Of that
institution.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

Tho ladies Of South Carolina have raised
thirty'thousand dollars towards erecting a
monument to John c. Calhoun.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
NEW TO-DAY.
New Restaurant

THE sURscRIBER wishes to inform the citizens
OF GKASS VALLEY and the Public in genef al that
He has Opened and Refitted
NME MAGMNAAA,
On MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY
Zone Door from Main Street,
For First Glass Restaurant,
which he intends to keep open at all hours 20 suit
the convenience Of the Pub lie.
s-his Tables will ever be .upplied with all the
Lnxuries OF fhe season, which will be got up ia am
pie order.
Gs-Every attention will be paid TO give the ut
most satisfaction TO the guests.
WI. oSGOOD
Grass Valley July l6, 1859. 5l-tf
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
Democratic Nominations
rcB PRESIDENT OF THE I. STATES,
DANL S. DICKINSON
o. Now vorf.
STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
GOVERNOR
MILTON .. LATHAM of sneranen,o.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
JsHH G. DowNEy, of Los Angeles.
CONGRESS
80 IN O. BURCu, ef Trinity.
CKA's L. SCOTT, OF TseIu.sss.
srPRENE JUDGE
wm. W. core, OF Amsdor.
oKRK OF SUPREME COURT
C2A's q. FAIRFAx. ofTuts.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
THo,s m. WILLIAMS. ofEi DsrsSs
TREASURER
THO's FIHDLEr. ofNevsds-
CONTROLLER
sAa'L n. BROOKS, Of San Jsns .in
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
HORACE A. HIGLEY, of Alameda
sUp'T OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
AIDREw J. .uOULDE II. OF .. Fran.
STATE PRINTER
CHA's T. BOTTs, OF sacramento,
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
Administrators Sale.

DY VIRTUE or An ORDER OF SALE. mad. Ju.s
ID 10. 1852 by the Hon. Probate cour. Of N-r.es
Iouniy, the undrrsisned, Administrator Of III. ks-
tate Of David LAriusF, deceased will 1Ioss to
The southerner., 1859-08-06
.Tuc Sale

Burning neutrality-suspicious. Oil,
Glass Lamps, for burning Fluid and Oil,
Lamp Wick, dc do
Extracts of Vanilla, Lemon, sc.
Lubin's Extracts-Musk-Col
Phalon's hair dye and hair invigorator,
Harrison's Columbian hair dye,
Rose Water-Bay yRum-Hartshorne,
White Chalk-Prepared Chalk.
Jamaica Ginger, Essence, root and puly'd
Tartar Emetic--corrosive sublimate,
Red Prccipitate--Gum Copal-Turmeric
Black Cohosh--Cascarilla & Canella bark,
Tannin--pow'd Jalap-Turkey sponge,
Glass Graduates, tunnels, Syringcs, SC.
Maw's Encmas--Tooth Forccps,
Oil Lemon, Bcrgamot, Croton, Cubcbs, SC.
Annato-Maddcr-Fustic-Rcd Sanders,
Prepared Rotten Stone-Powd Charcoal,
Oil Soap-Castile Soap-Fancy Soaps,
Court Plaster, black and flesh cold,
Manna--Gum Tragaoanth and Gamboge,
White mustard sced--Race Ginger,
McIiane's Liver Pills and Vermifuge,
Hewes' Nerve and Zone Liniment,
Bwaim's Panacca-Schiedam Schnapps.
DIR. Marshalps catarrh snuff, for removing
cold in the head, nervous headache. &c-
for SAFE py VIM. Ho,Oard 4 Co.
The southerner., 1859-08-06
1lOUE0E

THE Subscriber informs the Far,
mcrs and citizens of Edgccombc and
adjacent Counties, that he has returned
to his Old Stand,
Near the Bridge IN Turboro',
And has enlarged his facilities so as to
enable him to make and repair all kinds
Of Farming implements and
Every description Of IRON ,oork.
He will also attend to the repairing Of
Buggics, Wagons, Cotton Gins, Guns,
Locks, Keys, Stoves, Bell-hanging,
&c. Thankful for past favors, he hopes
to receive liberal share of patronage.
l. B. Palamountutn.
Tawboro', January l, 1857.
The southerner., 1859-08-06
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.

| PHILADELPHIA.
4 Ee"eroleat Institution established By Spe-
e'al E"do~ment for the Relief of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted aciM Tiru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases.
IN times of Epidcmics, it is the object Ct
this Institution to establish Hospitals, to
provide Nurses, Physicians, Clothing, Food.
Medicines, &c, for the sick and destitute,
to take charge Of the orphans of deceased
parents, and to minister in every possible
way to the relief of the afflicted and the
health of the public at large 1t is the duty
OF the Directors. at such times, to visit per-
sonally the infected districts, and to provide
and execute means of relief Numerous
physicians, not acting members of the Asso-
ciation, usually enrol their names on it's
books, subject to be called upon to attend
ats hospitals, free of charge. ..t.
In the absence of Epidemics, the Diree-
tors have authorized the Consulting Sur
gcon to give advice and medical aid to per
sons suffering under CHRONIC DISEASES
OF virulcnt. character, arising from the
abuse of the physical powers, maltrcatment,
the effects Of drugs, &c. sc.
Various REPORTS and TRACTS on tho
nature and treatment of Chronic Diseases.
by the Consulting Surgeon, have been pub
lished for gratuitous distribution, and will
DC sent FREE of CHARGE to the afflicted.
Address, for Reports or treatment, DIR.
GEORGE L. CALHOUN, Consulting Sur
Goon, Howard Association, No. 2 South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCIIILD, Secyetaru
The southerner., 1859-08-06
IN THE TOWN OF TAR EoRO'

IN THE TOWN OF TAR EORO'
Carriages and buggiesof every descrip-
ton will be put up in the neatest and
most durable manner.
Repairing and rcnovating old Vchi-
cles will also constitute branch OF
their business.
They express the hope, that by strict
application to business, they may OBJ,
tain liberal share of patronage from
their friends and the public generally.
j. 4. williamson,
Z. j. Stewot
The undersigned thankful to his
friends and the public for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on him,
congratulates himself in having been
able to associate with him in business,
Mr.. Williamson, man of large expo
rience iu his trade, having spent long
series of years in its prosecution-rcs-
pectfully solicits continuance of their
favors. z. j. Stc,cart.
Tarboro, Jan. lst, 1857.
The southerner., 1859-08-06
Antiphlogistic Salt,
A perfect substitute for the
Lancet, Lcechcs and Dhstcrs!;

INSTEAD Of being panacca for all NAL
aides, it has control over but ONE MALA-
DY--has but ONE AIM--accomplishes but
ONE THING, to wit: sUBDUEs INFLAMnA-
TORY DIsEAsE-whatever he its form or To-
cality--whether in the head, throat, chest,
abdomen, extremities Or skin. Every form
Of 'n0ammatio" (but no other discase) is
subdued by it as easily as fire is extin-
guished by water. Is it asked, how it does
this ?---simply by restoring the lost balance
between the fluids and solids Such is its
potency, that like vaccine matter, it requires
merely what adhcres to the point of d quill
dipped into solution Of it, to affect the en-.
tire system.
For sale by Vim uoWard s. Co.