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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-01
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ave 70 . military eommesso" ca " 49, -
CIRCULATING the mthess syssro q " Soie.
Nr. Ramsay gave notice that he veald 60 se
resolution to rcpeal The order d Only sessions d N
early hy.
e The bill 10 enlarge The powers a married wunse
over their estates IN certain cssss pssd - thssd
reading and wss ordered 10 be snruesed
pssnsa 10 third rsssine-ss 10 Is-snd vss erdsrsd
q h, .o.-u-aed
1ur sAxx % xos.s sAso.sxA.
The him 10 eStshli.h The Bsrk of North. Cssp,inA
bs;n. the xpecisl order. vas nov resumed The quss.
s;cn fs;n, an ;ts sccood rrsd;n. a smeoJrd
o ~ oe ps, :. s ~ ~ ..,sss's., ss,s = ,
n, Turner would vote ss,nss This a. snv oshsg
hin con,s;nns smeodmcnts rrauir;ns shss h;,ochrs
~ 1901 .s r-,..;n oi.cr~ IN xfoca In M .,,rh
NM -o.,ia tc t.keo.
n, Rsms.v ohSccscd 10 Mr.. Tunsr ss.oei.i;nr
salisbury nth Ci;nrmans Prsk md D,rsso~n
H. hS,s,c hat n
S.Hsl,.,rv and see What hind Of plscs 4 wa
NJ, Xoeth MD he was &c ths ban vishous thsss
,,.s,;cs;ons Lut NOT otherwise. The banks shesh
~ .,,sl N Iorsse bs,nches WHARF he jusssSnSs q
s,,,",.rr. required them.
A. nis,.r ma nol rcs,rd de srxss;csioos q NJ
..;.i -, an. nr,--ns r..1{ns Some sssrh hank vas
,,',",s ~, r.rss..rv Ne M. n vss uos q IN
rsrsoosliy ;n,srr.isd IN this o. any esher hank,
and II bette, one than the prsscat wcsr psoposed
\. ,ro.,Ia ,noort Il He hoped The SsustoSS lSend-
r. IN such an iossisus;oa would ~ tsssshsF and
S..,or;,. IN soc.. IN So As = she srsss;csioas
~ AZ n,-.ens him vcre concerned he thought Ns.
Worth could vote sor the second reading - he was
.s,;ss.s ,h-, vo.,id h. r,novrd "a ,he third
T. c.,ry;n.h.m mor,d that a be,oeh hall Be
,...,.., ~ O.fosd Rr;cctcd
r.. - cs,ncv,,.,} v;,h Mr.. Worth
~. NJ r,c.sd 'sor hr.neh N Coocued r..
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n. IN, ,h~p o...sa n. s,eood rr,dius by vote
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r.. s,ilor;ne rosrd In The s6rsmssive-Ness%a
p...:.ss NJ Hi..,,, Chs,,v Cunoinss,am.
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W."1 ~ n! i,;sms
The Ssiio~;"r IN ,hs ne:z,ivs.-Nessrs Rattle.
R,.S Rrn-n Corn, Dsyis Gorrll MelSoosH
W.Es,. x;,,. p,ri T.xioe Tu,nr, Wh;tsirr snd
W.s,S -
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III. hin to ,.v OF md es,sS;ish . or~ county By
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IN: bus q b mod have shsn - veuSd eAssss Q
lps.s hssk vish tsspcAsa ne oallsd 81 he ayes
80 - - 49,. ----s-- ---y-'--T~---'v-
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n. Ransay cave essies INT On se@rssv~ he
void osss 10 SECOND she sUlss - aaks shs IN n
sssshliA ths Bank a SsiishssJ he sPsrial ssas 81
Neadsy sexs q II ceieek
ssnsi % shs Nissn sai Pisss1's hask, 81 II
II. sps;CAs s.ss sesics sh.s BE- would oppose tesh
N. Dohsoa moved 10 reruas;dss he vote By vhieA
he bn - rvjerssd rsrPsctiae The militia a shs
Sssss. He nd ths aisnas a tkna 1sssssv ues6
s.s sossshss and spss upon sesss ds6aiss sss sss
81. Spsishs s.;d be vesjd MT ohjers u Il ~.s he
puspnss 10 sdops sooe plan vhieh vesh 81 ths a.
isnsioa q he Ssasse. lie hoped snoshu ueuld not
BE- insroduesti 10 drive Ssnsssss 6ua their sests
Mr. MeDoveil. In ordrs 10 srs nd a ths sin'e
matter. moved 10 lay he mosioa On The sshae
NJ. CunasssAs. oSisd fne she ayes nd eoeAs
On de qssss;ss q ssreasidsssiioa.
NJ Msr;is oIisd 81 he ayes ssd sesa ADO
tsd-si 10 lG
The ban 10 amend The charter a he wesaus \.
C. Railsuad Coss,sny. being she spsrssl osdss fcs
esaaitsss hsd sspossed fsyosah,y On iss pasac.
Nr Ean~v o6rsvd he enlIuujne ssnssranrns % she
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-01

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-01

SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law,
SNlTHFlELD. n. G,
Wn attsed regularly the Caaty and Susnor Coests u
Wake, Johussoo Cumberland. Hassess and Wisua.
All basus.s entrusted 70 bic will ssesvs pseops a.
tsutna - .
Smish6sid Feb. 30. Ss-vtG
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STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON
- Saturday. the I'D inst. Mosrisvle eiay6sak
MARE, OF years old. light and TAIL ssd s6ost
feet inches high she bed buggy hsrsss. he time
thankfully received and liberal rsv.rd VIII b psid &c
her delivery to me. Ny Poss O6es 10 Worthwhile T. C
r. WILDER.
Jam 90, 1855. .. F. l3-atpd.
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NOTICE TO PHYSlClANS.-A VERY ELL.
IL Ebs loostioe II The sosthesn part Of
for Physician, with al the eosvsoeoecs usceasy &c he
accommodation Of family, viii b vacated shortly b. its
present. owner Who Parposea moving 70 snnshes State
Those assFoae a locating. viii rsesive On sseesasy ise.
April Z lSas. iS-vtfs
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-01
NOTICE TO YAMsERs AND OTHERS IN

NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS IN
WANT OF SHOES.
a LARGE LOT OF SHOES FOR SALE 81 rrdsc-d
"A pricss Together with general saspstm<us u Family
Gnrces,es Also the best olh Lquors Wines. ke. &c.
which will sell Wholesale nssil Call and &c yuus.
self 4h door North side Hsrgrst Street. To e.sh buyers
cav cai and yoa shall Be Disappointed deter.
mined cell Iow f0e cash. Thankfdl e The very hbxl
ps,rnage have rrerive. hcps. BY strict sitestos
business, u merit . cuutinuanee IL the same.
JORDAN wONBLE
Raleigh. Nov. I, 1858. M-wM
To the members Of the spprosehiss LeGsisssrs ssy
call. a have something nice Tor you. J. W.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-01

SELECT SCHOOL,
RAlsiGa. y. c.
VVHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
Il open "u the sih of JANUARY next. under the supss
vision Of Nm. II. h BOBBlTT and Misc 4 PARTRIDGE
Terms per session VI moeths. - 6llSws:
English Br.nchss LIST elasa. Ns no
I'd L.
ID 10
Latin and French eseh 100
Music On Piano Guitar, 500
Drawing PaintsG in wsics euls o. Greeisa. IN %
lsining in Oil. 800
Board tls 90 pr moesA-paysbls half In sdvanes.
December IN. lisa. SS-Wsn.s
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-01

HILLSDOROs n. c. Military ACADEuY.
VuNHis ACADEMY WILL BE CONDUCTED on the
j plan Of The virKnis and SoushpCssuns Sssss Nisa.
y Ipstituiiosa
For Circular sddrsss The sspssissesd<s.
-... .. COL G. G. fEW.
Hillsspso, NC.
5snsasy Il. ,sss swAsviy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-01

HONEY PURSE LOST
nN THURSDAY LAST. 9Th iuss. ioa,. sisler In n.
u leig ar between Raleigh and uilburnis my PURSE
cntaning about sixty dollars al bank bills exesps ose 81
gold piece The denominations of the bills ore not rc
ecied. but there were two Go bills wrapped 10 piece
81 paper to themselves Any Pesoe audn6 ssd 'sssaiee
the same will Be handsomely rsvsrded.
~ WILLIAMS
Nibasuie p -, NC.
January "a, 1850. is-sa
J. uousrox. ". 4. Ailn.
HOUSTON 4 ALLEN,
Attenies and C0asselloss as Law,
KxANvliA n. G.
VUlLL ATTEND The COUNTY AND SUPERIOR
w Courts Of Duplin, New Hanover and sA3oipe
ties, and slso tie Courts Of Wake
April II. 1857. lloo-Vly.
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oshcy hank.
NJ Spsisht o6sred an amsodu.sas In eoasS,viv
with the FIRST one. Adopted
Mr.. leach offered IN amendment By which The
accounts Of private ssoehho,dsrs oshSs ,hso dsrr~
TON could Be examined REJECTED :.
Mr. Steele ootssd 70 amend BY puhasisutine 10
cents os lsa - The tax On each share u stock &C.
Adopted
NJ. Worth would vote aeaiass he bn q e.,c,.
lated with oshssS 70 pssveat she essah,hhmsus a
such . hank - N. ssquiEsd sbs he fiscal puspeso
IL. ssss,s would nos bsss ha vote UPON say surA
Consideration AZ The psupss tine ~ vsuh skov
that other and di6efcat uascaa existed 10 cpusrua
him In bis apurss towards shh bank fs asesi pssr.
II. Douthit. v,s sorry 10 - he eosr, Of n,
wosth he O.. ~ he'd ve:sa fos 'hs only b;n
should pass he pledged hinsslf b ,voss sos hsnk
with branches Mr.. Doushisi shsa procssssd 10
show The urssut acesssisy 81 In hank q l~uine
toa. by On army u "Acss md 6eussA- he ~
q ths fertile snaa II Ne Ysdkn rivss vsIsy a
The great ioersass q psoduesioaa he bsnE IA
consequently tssds vs crippled he ssaa sassseScs
Il de peodoets Il Dsvtasse esuasy, n vSsal -.
nsel tobacco. &C. Hsspsks a sis iinissd bsakinc
capital in he several counties oe0pssne ths vallsv
a ths Yadkin. h eoassadsd IL haakiae caej1sl
of The State Ne nsulBcisas-eosunta9 = - -
81 millions q dolarA vhis thas a Seush Csssaina
wn over IL nuSeaA b epeelusiee b nd b -
Senators % Do jussies % hb cooseis.sses-As I'D
r.. Ranay MA b woald Voc ar ~ ~
Saliabufy and LAxiagtieO uaU bus le 01o ~
II As%peslessccs vas % b she10 = s,lhse r SaSS
q locality Salisbury ~ esssaialy entitled b &
from he chief Consideration. he Or RI - CO
Of those Senators Who. they eaaass ~ vhas ~
aoAe ~ at~ - - - - -
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

LABOR SAVING INsECTs-Those who do
not inform themselves with reference to the
habits of insects are apt to conclude that
the little creatures act invariably from in
stinct, and do not possess the faculty of
adapting themselves to exgencies against
which mere unreasoning instinct could not
provide. This remark is provoked by an 'ex-
hibition of adaptability to circumstances on
the part of some wasps, or yellow. jackets,
which we lately saw and think worthy of
mention. A trader in this place who deals
in paper hangings observed that the ends of
very many rolls of paper were plugged up
with dirt, and discovered only by accident
that this was the work of wasps. These in
gerious mischief makers, with true labor
saving intent, no doubt, had made their
nests in these paper cylinders, deposited in
them their Larvae with supply of spiders
for their sustenance, and then stopped the
opening wiz clay! The trader was obliged
to, open nearly every roll of paper to clear
out these harmful intruders, when there was
wholesale destruction of embryo wasps,
muck to the relief of the spiders who would
otherwise have fallen victims
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

REv. ISAAC B. FIsH-TAs gentleman has
been appointed to the Rinistration in this
place, by the Conference of the N. E. Church
which was recently held at Petaluma. he
moved to this place with his family this
week, and will preach tomorrow, Sunday,
at l03 A. and p. NJ.
Mr.. Fish has resided for the past two years
at Grass Valley, where he has secured the
esteem of his pastorate aud that of many
citizens. They complime nted him with a
donation party last week, leaving him a
handsome gift in token of their friendship.
We bespeak for him at the hands of our cit
izcns kindly welcome. He comes among
us with sincere desire to do good, and
should therefor have our sympathy.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

BE The best purifier of the blood-Hall's
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and lodide OF
Potass.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Caution to the Public.

Since the introduction of my Schiedam Aromatic
Schnapps into the United States. q number of LIQUOR
Mixers i'll New York, Boston. Philadelphia and San
Francisco have been engaged ia putting up mixed and
poisdnohs g IN in and jugs to be palmed off upon
the unwary for my genuine Schhapps. At first, they
boldly eonnrerftftei my name, but soon stopped that
by causing several of them be arrested They now
conne themselves closely Initiating the appearance
and shape OF my bottles and the peculiar wrapper
which have always used. viz: YELLOW PAPER.
PRINTED CAPS
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

Ck!SArowS.-Tfe Nttsost ACTIVITY prevails
in this locality. Half DOZEN 'heilsihgs are
goisE up-two of them two stories and a
haef high. The space 10 which the Chinese
'ss'e aifaited in our fo*en is fhickly crowded
'aAd they are compelled to build up 1t is
= great pity they were ever allowed in the
hcar't of the place at all. Their presence is
hot chly disagreeable but dangerous, as they
are exceedingly careless about fire. One
Circumstance connected with the new houses
ef our celestial friends deserves especial
mention. 0n TIE roof of cne of them we
observed yesterday Chma~om'at naiffng
shingles with all the skgl cfan adept The
male carpenter at her side did not equal her
either fh speed Or skill.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01
Sacramento Agent.
BAYARD TAyLoR's LEcruRE..The Metho-

BAYARD TAYLoRs LEcTuRE.@The Metho-
dist church in this place was'filed on WED
'nesday night with people eager to hear Bay
ard Taylor deliver lecture on "Moscow
and the Russians" All who heard it were
delighted and well they might be, for it
was the finest mental treat ever offered in
this town. Mr. Taylor is tail, well built
man, about thirtyifive years Of age. His
broad shoulders are surmounted by head
of rather small dimensions, but high and
futellectual looking, ard fronted by deli
'cately cut, mobile features which beam with
expression. He speaks in an easy ccnyer-
'sational tone, with excellent elocutiuh ard
TN occasional burst 5f subdaed enthusiasm !;
enforcing an emphatic remark or toetic
climax with a simple gesticulationa andmdye-
.ment of the head The great charm of his
lectures, as of his prose writings, It's the
wonderful faithfulness with which he re-
lproduces what he has observed. He pos
-sesses the poets faculty of seeing, and the
artists gift of enabling others to see. rIis
descriptions are stereoscopic pictures, 'but
warm with TIE colors Of nature and even
vocal with her sounds. He uses words SO
sharply distinctive that the objects he would
describe seem to grow before US and be COM
plete while we listen. No person who has
heard or read his splendid presentment of
Moscow, with its gilt and silyered domes
and minarets flashing in the face Of the spec
tator or cleaning in the distance like stars,
can ever lose from his memory the beautiful,
yet wild and incongruous scene.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

MAIL TO MARYsvILLE.-The citizens of this
section are in need of daily mail communi
cation with the lower country by way Of
Marysville, with which city they now have
considerable business correspondence. Near
Hy- two years ago, Congress established a
mail route frcm Marysvillc to Forest City,
via North San Juan, and we have beeh pa
'.ientiy waiting the letting of the contract
ever since. Che present is of course not
IA time to expect censum nation of our de-
ssires in this regard. Owing to insufficient
appropriations the gexcral Post Office De-
partment has dee,aea i necessary to reduce
kAe service throughout the State, and we
cannot therefor ask its agent to open new
Routes. 1t is we'll, however, to remember
Nafat tlc oac we need has been established.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

SCHOOL MArTERs.-The psblic schoo! in
this place will open again, we are Informed,
after the fall vacation, next Monday morning.
School trustees should reco.tect to arpoin.
marshals to take she census of the children
in each district As their reports must be
made by the tenth of November this duty
should be attended to Immediately. The
amount of money received from the public
fund for each child is not large, ,tutthe schools
cannot afford to lcse i, as they would if the
census were not taken.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

MONUMENT TO BRoDERIcK-At a meeting
of citizeAs of San Francisco, convened TO
take measures for the erection of monu-
ment to the memory of the late Senator
Broderick, a committee consisting of PROM
inent citizens in every county throughout
the State, was appointed to decide the local
ity, design and character of the proposed
monument and to solicit and collect sub
scriptions for the sane A special executive
committee was also appointed, and they have
issued an appeal for aid. The members of
the General Committee for Nevada county
are S. II. Chase, Chas. Kent, A. A. Sargent
Chas. Fenton and J. N. Turner Mr. Ran
dolph proposed for the monument column
of mountain granite, with the inscription on
ere side THE Son OF SFoNEcUTTER; on the
ether the wcrds-TkE SENATOR OF CAL1FoR-
MA. This proposition was greeted with ira-
mense applause.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

The following extraordinary notice is
posted in several parts of the new Roman
Catholic Cathedral, Kilkenny, Ireland =
/" DO not spit on the fcor, it is consecrated'
Such a notice ought to be posted in every
home consecrated by that sacred drama,
which is enacted there, ending only with
the tragic closing of eyes aad paling of thin
faces.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

The fire at Monte Cristo originated in
blacksmith shop at the mouth of a tunnel
close to the town. Downieville relieved the
suffering people by an immediate contribu-
ton of $500. The Democrat says all the
mules in its locality were sadded and sent
up, and most of the Monte Cristo ladies
were brought to town and Hospitality pro-
yided for.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

SIERRA NEVADA BALL.-Mr. John Gordon,
:" mine host" of the Sierra Nevada Hotel,
gives fine ball next Thursday evening, the
9Th inst, to which every gay young bache-
aor and dance-loving maiden will repair as a
matter Of course. The ball room is one of
the largest in the mountains, excellent mu-
sic. will be in attendance, and the amiable
family who keep the house will leave no
thing undonc to promote the enjoyment of
every guest.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

The Christian Advocate thinks the pub
fishers of daily newspapers ought to respect
the sanctity of the Sabbath so far as not to
publish an edition on Sundays. Does not
our religious contemporary know that the
Monday morning editions of daily papers
are necessarily greater violations of the Sab.
bath than those published the day before?
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01
POSTSCRIPT
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT !
TWO MEN KILLED.

We stop the press to announce that this
morning, at about IL o'clock, three men
were buried by cave in the Eureka Claims,
on San Juan Hill. Their names are Platt,
Sullivan and Chandler The two first have
just been taken out deaf, and the third is
very seriously injured. Thus four men have
been killed in these claims since spring.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

From the Sierra Democrat we learn that
the completion of the turnpike to Downie-
vile was celebrated last Thursday, the 22nd
inst. in right good style. The arrival into
town OF the pioneer stage coach, filled with
ladies, was welcomed with cheers, music,
firing OF guns and procession of delighted
mountaineers. Downievile may we'll rejoice
ever such an important event, and we rejoice
with her as friends should. The "hole in
the earth" is bound to be place of much
consequence, on much travelled highway
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

FRENCH CoakAk ESsAEss-H. s. Byam has
started an express stage, running from North
San Juan to Sebastopol, Sweetland, Birch
willie and French Corral twice day. This
is public convenience, and we hope Mr..
Byam will be supported.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

Neas'.y the whole town of Todd's Valley,
Placer cocnty, was destroyed by FIRE on the
25th inst So they go. Weaverville, Tehama,
Rough & Ready, Georgetown, vallecito,
Murphy's, Michigan Bluffs, Monte Cristo,
Diamond Springs, Tedd's Valley and Campo
Seco--elevea towns visited by the devour-
North San Juan go?
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

The official returns prove that r. A. Bruce
was elected one of the constables of Bridge
township instead of Jackson. He did not
escape the tells and honors Of Office after all
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
Meeting OF the National Democratic State
central Committee.

- AZ meeting OF the NItiona Democr Itic State
Central Committee, held at Sacramento ON th,.
Ilst APRIL 1882 the following proceedings were
On motion, it was voted that State Conven.
ton Dc held at Sacramento on WEDNESDAY
JUNE 18th.
Tne fIllOwing resolution was unauimous,v
adopted:
Rssotusd, That the Committee recommend 70 the
County Central Com tees the establishment Of no
test as publication for votes at the primary elec.
tons; other Than an adherene' T. the principles
popular soveragntg, absolute non.intervention nv
CphFress, AL opa ,Sitior n ths ninstrati in IL.
sXtravasant expenditures Of the public moneys.
On motion. voted the blsis of apportionment
be one deeg 'te for each county; one C,r ever,
two hundred votes casts the Ist annual election
and one for every one hundred votes and a f,g,c
tion over with the understanding that every
county shall, at least, have two delegates
This gives the appOrtionment as follows.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

TRAPPED BY A PERSONAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Recent New York correspondence of a
Boston paper says:
The following notice appeared lately in
one of the daily papers here, with the name
and number:
If Mr.. -. from Chicago, will call at No.
= Broadway, he will hear something to his
advantage"
Soon the party addressed called. The par
tty on whom he called was an officer of the
law. lie arrested the Westerner for robbery
and stealing watch. The watch was found
on his person, taken from him and sent back
to the owner, and the thief taken to the place
where the great advantage" promised wal
probably meeted out to him.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

SACRAMENTO BRIDGE ToLLs.-In the Board
OF Supervisors, yesterday, the rates of toll
on the Sacramento Bridge for the past yeai
were re established for the current year. a,
follows: Foot passengers. 10 cents; hors,
and rider. - cents wagon and horse, 375 cts
cents; loaded wagon and Two horses. 4;
empty wagon and two horses, 50 cents
loaded wagon and four horses. 81; empt,
wagon and six horses. 81 loaded wagon nnl
elk horses. 81 25; each head of loose stock
less than five. l5 cents each head of sto,
over five. 10 cents; sheep. hogs aud goats. s
cents; young stock. three for 25 cents: wild
stock under hve head. 25 cents; wild stock
over five head, 25 cents Union. Wednesday z
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
GmBERTA. GRANT, Notary Public. LIS

ITO TIE LADIES OF CALIFORNIA;. J, Czap-
Il kay, NJ d., Physician, Surgeon, and Acconcheur,
invites the attention of the sick and afflicted females
hboring under any OF the various forms of diseases
Of the BRAIN lungs, heart, stomach liver womb blood
kidneys, and all diseases peculiar to their sex The
Doctor Is elecling more cures than any other physi
clan in the state OF Clfor lia. Let no false delcacy
prevent you'but apply Immediately, and save your
serves from painful suGerngs and premature DEATH
All hurried ladies whose delicate health or other cir
cumstances prevent an increase in their families
should callat DR.. h. J. Czapkays Medical Institute
Sacramento street. below Montgomery, opposite Paci-
fc Mail steamship Company's Office, San Francisco,
All consultations (byetteT otherwise) free.
Address III CZAPKAY, NJ. =, San Francisco