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Nevada national., 1859-04-02
FOR SALE!
One Fourth Interest iu IA Valuable
Quartz Wiz.

nNE FOURTH of the NEW ENGLAND QUARTZ
" MILL Is offered Tor ,Ale Said Mill l. situated
IN Township No. Z. Iiscer County, one mile below
the mouth of Humbug Canfn and two miles di--
iart front the Pioneer Niil built hy Messrs Walsh
s. rs siurtrv in loo ~nd on tie same lead.
The >ea England Ni /, propelled by water-has
ha ft"ry IN operation anr ~uiicien; power
two Atastfts and smother BATTERY.
Reference Is given 10 Nr.st- Walsh and Mcslus-
try a. To The eHtent anl quality uf tho Ledge.
Ts-ms-Two Thousand loliars tue hal do~n and
the remainder in six eight months.
JAMES HAWORTH.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

The Assembly have killed on all Capitol
hills OF this year. They refused to nppro-
pirate money 70 build u Capitol at Sacra.
m,nto ard rciused TO enPross he Oakland
Capitol bill. This was done after sending At
committee to Oakland and after extending
the facilities. 10y adjournment. for al Assem-.
bly, spree there. II is wonderful how travel
and whiskey enlighten men. The 4 'semhly
couldn't possibly Kill the Oakland scheme
without stuamhnat trip.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

Loo RnIIING.-Mr La,pyir. Of Snl Joa
qnn county. in the Assembly "Wednesday
last. told something how trading for hills
VA, done 4 memb~r who has pet meas.
ure htisre the II use will 20 fir Huolher's
Other pet measure II the favor is r, Turned.
Mr.. l.. did not call That Legitimate. In old
times. with Old fashioned people. hn hai cll
:A,liortd notions. that swapping would not
be called h"ntN. How would Stephens, Of
Georgia look. swapping of his vote,
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

A man in Hastings. s.Minnesoiswas recent
ly deicci,i in stealing beef. He was an old
ofrnGer, and the Inhabitants of the village
hung him 10 high post without benefit of
judge or jury : Ex.
That A. all right If . nine tenths Of the
people" we're in favor OF the exccution Of
the beef stealer. 4" Nine tcnlhs OF the peo-
pie are always right when they go in for
banging See the San Francisco papers in
vigilance times for extended argument on
that point.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

Mrs Frederick William. o' Prussia. Prin-
cess Roy ai England. has a baby hoy
She is doing well as could be expect q -
The English papers PUT the hoy. and al
England run mad nhont it. Guns we're fred
bells rung-and Grss were hing out.--
There " as no statement ahout the first cy.
p'oit. N his royal hhlysb'p: hut it is pre-
sumcd b. performed ju-i the same tricks rs
vulgar babies always do.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

Dr. r B. Sharp Mill street, is public
beneiaclor in The way Of making isa punct-
ual community. He has received another
lot Of those clocks 50 celebrated for keeping
correct time which he offers at very low
prizes The sui may vary and the planets
get wrong. hut Bob Sharp aud those clocks
keep up to time-up with the times and are
never one fraction of second out Of the
wav.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

slND0IrH IlII. near Rough & Ready. is
turning out iamon-ly. a G. Kern < ca. are
doing exceedingly well at Rnndnlph; and
Rongh & Ready has not dried mp vet hy q
lnng sight Randolph IIll contains the
same lead as docs Alta Hill 0f this town
and now that plenty o' wptcr can be had nn
the ridge. it may he expected that rich dig
pings will hc opened all along between this
place and Rough & Ready.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

Don't insist on talking ont a long, dry
story in an editors office. Whcn the devil -
is after copy. Never bore an editor with
matters personal and private. when he ia
trying to get up an item for the public.
When you are sill ting in the Office ofan edj
:or and the devil - comes iu get up and
leave or II you are earnestly pressed to
remain, keep very quiet until bis majesty
departs.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02
NOTICE 70 CRPD.TOiss.

FsIIIF u fiITstT7 . : IT'hITIlFl Tr-'l.tT3'
NoIICE - hereby given bv the uudey,icnri -.
y mni-'rator of the above iamel e-'ste. to the
creditors of. aud am re.-on- having ceims aErin.t
tie tate of Horace = Bra.,r. decra-ei, 20 rNtiht
the same, with the ueec-earv NuucAers, within ten
months from Tho fr,t publication o this notice 80
tie lnjeg, suci ~ A- ollce ia the City Of Ne'Haa
JOHN ! LANCASTER, admir-
Of The Estate O. Horace :. Bradley deed.
March IS, ls5, --nSJ q
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

Estate o. J. J. toiNluS dtcea e
NOriCt j. hereby given by tie unter.ienet A..
" ministraiur 81 fue above nau.tl e,'sie. 10 n"
creditors Of and al GREENS having claims against
tie tstat- - J. I",nton. deceased, 20 rsbiil; tho
.aus. vifh tAe necessary yutehs.-. Within ;tn
o-'h> " tire first publication of Ills r''iice -
tlc unier.grei at his resiicnce in Rough tsa4y.
Nesala Cuunty.
RApHAFI. PORTER. Alr.'r
of the E-taie of J. ! BOY atog, le-'d.
March IS iS5a.-n..d -
Nevada national., 1859-04-02
Young Ward ofLonisyille whose cbastise-

IVuHH "HIu UI LUIISFIIIt' WUOre cHasIIke-
ment led to the quarrel which resulted in
the murder uf the school Teacher Butler. is
brgining to exhibit touch Of his brother =
temper. A difficulty occurred few days
agu on board OF The Vicksburg packet Vic.
ioria. between Ward aud Dr. Cameron Of
Prrntl's. Mississippi during W bich the for
mer drew pistol and fired at Cameron, the
shot tearing away his upper lip.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

RATES OF PAssAGE.--Thc rates uf passage
of April: have been established a. follows (;
Pa,tc Maj! line. cabin. Sl75 {; sncond cabin
500 s'eerage. $50 On the Uncle Sam
the Opposition line stcemcr. cabin. upper
saloon. s20O-low,r saloon. Sis second
cabin. 500 strcrage. $50.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

THE Alta Telegraph Company Of this city
propose Ia lay a submarine telegraph cable
lcro., the Straits OF Caiquin,z to connect
Martinez and Benieia. The distance il about
nne mile. The cable weighs $500 pounds.
1t is about an inch in diameter, and compose
IF copper, gntta percha. rope yard and gal
vanizcd wires. f. National
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

PAPERS Rs.-iohn ratt.son Eq, favored III
with the san juan Tr,s, Of last Saturday.
Pat is still Langtou's expressman a, Nevada.
G. W. Weleh lsq, Fiorc,r Look,lure
keeper. Main Street Nevada. furnished u
with newspapers on the occasion OF recent
visit to that interesting city,
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

OBLIGATToHs.-Wm. X. Spencer has heap
ID obli latinus upon us by piline our lah..
full of newspapers aud magazines. He has
all the Atlantic news on his counter: and all
-orts Of California papers done up to send
Elst-postage free. You can always send u
paper home, if you have not time to write
Call on Spencer.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

no John Marion. Third Assistant Post
Master General. died nj Washington CITY on
the night Of the 4lh of March. He had heen
engaged during the day of the 4ih in attend
ing the duties of his office.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

Ih" members oi the Legislature are now
getting Five dollars per ditm The retail
spirit TRADERS must either rrluce their tariff
or credit momhtrs, or ,kicss. on account OF
forced change Of habits viii prevail among
the s,mblcd wisdom.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

Huichinss Magazine for April. has been
received. II contains an illustrated article
on the Digger Indians Ui California. DR..
Scot; contributes AN article on Prr.ia, Past
aud Present. The April number is an i'm
provenent on the former ones of this Naga
zinc. Spencer. Main Street. is the Agent.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02
2NGE GMMN6S
u O u Al

ONE unal.i lei one fourth oi new Steam ss--
" Mill 90 eo1i anil ruun.ue order where lgmi or
c.u De- sod 81 $50 per enc sixth iuieics; g
M ming claim. with water ditch rHleLi@ Of runring
tuo huuared aui ATTY iuche, ~ water for eiSht
mnnii. in the year. Also one -isth part at -iStren
mining claims connected thereto oueri. .hih CT "a
aaier ditch anl twenty mining c'iml,
a par "f the whole .i tle above IsoI = al / .
sold cheap. Apl iy -
Wv ri'HNI-T-. Grs,s Valley.
CHI uiccin-S, Sierra Co., March -, lsj9..-ad tf
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

TENrrGAAcg.--A friend complained 10 US
the other day that ,he .\1tiOHai was getting
t" b" ton much Of temp rance parrr. Ne
can assure our friend tina, We NV. don. o
harm in lbal. as this cummuHity have not
changed very materially in regard to temp
t'mprraEcc NJ ticlrs; neither have the liqu r.
nf which We spoke lost any of their
killing qualities on account oi -ail articles.
Mountain llnWirErr aud Tarantula Juice
brands continue To slay the topers We hoTe
our friend viii ace pt nur apulopy.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

Freeman & Co. ly Mr. John Roberts
f.vortd M with a Sew Crl'sns Epil, I'm. Of
March l2ih. A. 10 \. O. prp"rs prepared
for circulation in this State came through. the
BuIlsfia was douhly acceptable.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

ANoTHEE TRAGEDY AT San JOSE While
the trial Of Thomas Scales for the murder of
Paul c. Shores was progressing, on the 29th
ult, fight occurred in front OF the cour.
house, between 4 younger brother Of Shores.
and Jas. Eraley and Others on oue side. and
Crosby and Bven on the other: which r,,ul.
ted In The death Of roshy. and 4 grnrlcma n
from this place by the name Of l. ?. Furge.
son. who WIS sitting Rt the time in tie court
bous"; the tall Tass'd ilIoulh the Jarel of
the door. entered biz riLt side. md be- tx.
pir ed in aiout twenty minutes nilerwards.-
Mr. Furgeson. we understand, vas formerly
from Missouri, hut has been for some time
past in the employ Of Messrs. Lee & Simp.
ron.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02
:, rhilaatlDhin Ianu,rr II 1sbq

Ia. L. j. CZAPKAY's Private Ne lcal and Surgical
Institute Is on Sacramento street. below MuntgDme
~. opposite the Pacific steamship Company Ullee,
san lrancssco, California. The Doctor offers free
consultation, and asks remuneration unless be
effect, cure.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

The richest man in Providence, who died
worth five millions bought his snuff by tn,
cents worth and lived on salt cod fish. lie
was ap old bach. Of cour,e.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

A hill has passed the Senate. appropria-
ting fifty thousand dollars from the Treasu.
", to assist IN completing stage road across
the Sierra Nevada mountains. We hope
this bill will become a law.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

March this year. came In like lion and
vent out. not like lamb. but like about six
teen lions after thorough stirring up with
a long pole.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02
Political 5:dor-oaI nt

Candidates are srrineing uP on the ground
that they want ,hr people TO endorse their
actions or their principles. II il comioria.
blc to- be endorsed. il man has done veil
In fat Office or in an honorable office he
wants an enforcement, hy coniinuanc" in IT,.
The Democratic Party j. coniinaily called
upon 10 say tlut their men. axe good men;
aud is tao less called Jpon "a every election,
for every petty constahlcship. to endorse the
administration. Eldorsement OF good men.
and endurscmo Ut ol the wi,e aud patriotic ad-
mini,trntiom of President Buchanan. are well
enogh The s'j elton is to the constant call
for endorsement The politicians use is too
much and Office holders Use it too often.
Some men because they happen TO be dem
ocrats and 10y n concentration oi accidents.
happen to get into Office. never think that
they are called upon to endorse the demo
cratic party by modestly standing aside un'
ill called for: but are loud ir their demand
TO have the party write its ra'ne acto,r their
backs to give them currency. ] p" pnr'y
must endorse it, leaders at night. in,' hcios-
Il goes to sleep -Ld musi endorse Il N a.
soon Ms it rises in the morning. AT the m' g.
day meal the leaders must be endorsed. So
goes the binding upof the party with the
strings Of the politicians. They think it
was especially created TOT ,hcmscl'es, and
they will useit.
We do not wish 10 appear Too much op
posed 10 politicians. since all Am"rican cit
liens are more OF les piv'u to the discussion
of questions OF State. Il may he supreney
foolish to tlk at all on the subjects, hat as
the politicians are fond Of pstling them
selves before the people in their good char
actcr., We may lie excused for telling their
bad points.
No man Of any party. unless he is an act
i've politician aud located al onr ot the two
large cities OF The Stata. can tell huw aud
~ hat combinations have bycn made. and are
in progress \ lrador will trade himself ana
his influence FOR - nomination ior Governor TO
another I, adler who wants to be CicIk Of the
Supreme Court, or Superintendent OF Put
lie Instruction or member Of Congress. OF
Controller or something else. The party Is
kept in thc dark about the TRADE aud j. made
to believe that these N % only want th- en-
dorsrmrn. Of the party. lor th,.I past servi-
ccs and mcrt0riuus rciiuus.
A. tn, STATE D mucraiic state Convention
will soon b. called 10 assemble, VI hope tie
democrats OF the Stat, will either prepare Ia
endorse cbceriuily aud willingly It's Uccus-
TONED l,adcrs.nr ii's !Ge FOR ne" Issue
whose face will run sometime without th,
necessity nf coniiuoai'J writing good demc-
crat' ou the hack. But While sc are proro
ins the Politicians mo" couerega'ed at Sac
ramento are di,po>irs. Il iS Impossible 10
talk moiesiy iuiu ,h,m; oI To argue with toe
them that lhryarc not all Nisdom.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

Mrs. Mary Taylor, of Lee. Massachusetts,. .
hal a surprise p.rty Of her fifteen children.
ou her hunirrih uFih d,y.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

Yesterday was All Fools day but no
larger fight of fools than usual was observed
in this vicinity.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02
Atlantic Iteufs.
Pos, Master General A. Y. Brown died a,
Washington Marcf ID, sth.

Post Master General a. '. Brown died AZ
Washington Marcf ihc srh.
Congress adjouru,d viirou, passing the
Po., rfiicc appropriation h.il. 1ois WILL It
is feared. ,rous'y enhaira-, iht J.. q. D."
parim,ut. The t.u va, lost 'n rpini Of
e,iqua'i, between thp tvo H'"ses.
Their" viii he ro nitsrr &, c.irt ~ ch the
Pc. Cfr. lusiu,.s ,>epi src. NJ ncciurs
ron ra.'ae.s. aud ih'- ran ".! y hc lad ont
r H.trH-'.rs for .a.ar't'. ,ct. 30 Ne"
,.u..- d. opened NV u"" cootr c. he
made lnr carry NJ >. N lis Over existing
routes. The n" ar'mcut will at once make
- stat. nrni oi - position in this matter.and
very effort - ili he maae Ia save the great
work gtoutrs IRON Embarrassment
In cons, arcnce Of the failure Of the Post
Office. Post Route and Gee n Mail Steamer
Bils only. in the Congress just closed. It
seems a matter Of doubt whether or not an
extra session will b. ,Ilel 10y Nr. Buchanan.
Iu case should tuch be- The determination OF
the prcsid, ~ a nuubcr Of the States. par
'icularly those OF the soulh would be called
upon TO hold special elections for the choice
Of Representatives. The Senate is nearly
complete. bnt there are but one hundred and
iity-two members of the House OF Repre-
srntativcs yet rhosen-rhe whole number be-
ing tNo hundred and seveniy-three.
Joseph Holt, Commissioner Of Patents has
been appointed and confirmed as Post Mas
ter General
Robert $. Ould has been appointed AMI
confirmed L. : District Attorney, for Dist
nf Columbia uice +. =. Key deceased.
James Y Medium. has been appointed In
dian Agent Tor CalInruin. pice Henley re-
signed The appointment was couiirmrd.
Gen. Denver Las resigned as Commissioner
of Indian Affairs.
lchuhod Goodwin, Republican. has been
elected Governor Of New Hampshire. The
Republicans claim TO have elected three
Members Of Congress.
The deficit in 'hr finance ofihe Post Office
Department to meet the contracts and acces-
sary s.rvicrs. will amount to $4,000. 900 by
the 30Ih oi jane next.
Ben Mccullough has resigned his Office as
Unitcd States Marshal for Texas, and his
hroiher Henry has been appointed aud con-
tirmcd Ia bis place.
Tie war spirit seems TO prevail IN France
aud Austria. These pow ers will probably
inter into a contest VII ch will involve all
Europe.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

sritL ANOTHER Italian. Frellrco Dlssia, for
merly Consul Of Ssrdina San Francisco will short
iy publish paper in that city We suppose it will
sTsst the Italian language
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

PoT EyInENcE.-f.ong ago The expression
pot luck was used Pot evidence has been
found. At the trial Of Moses Tate the ne-
Grn-for the murder Of Mr. Ri'lman. at San
Francisco the papers say that a pot was
brought into Court and remarked uunn by
the District Attorney. after this msnncr:-
"Geni'emen Of the jury" said ho. with e'.
eva'cd voice and appropriate gesture 'docs
that pot tell us nothing" At that moment
the handle Of he rof 'rll over ,i.r l.l with a
click and the ouaiance anil th. jury wrre
convinced that the pot made nuise. The
paper neglected to state Whether ihr uigr,r
turned pale. at that click. viii scmc ore
versed in pots and pottery translate thnt
click and let the world know II =, intend, Il
10 testify fol or against tie darhey? TIE
ordeal of turning plough shares will next be
introduced at San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

FAIRFAX AND LEF-Th' ni1rav between
these gentlemen j. about this:-Mr Lee WAS
talking 10 Mr.. Palmer. Secretary Of the
Senate. Mr. Fairfax who vasrassirp. stop.
ped anA got into couvereatiOn with Mr Ice.
in regard to the refusal of III Deputy Clerk
Of th" Supreme Court 10 p'rmit Mr /. to
take the opinions and lri.f, in cqsrs decided.
from the office. rr. l.. argued Mr T. urdfr
obligations 10 him fnr assisting 10 extend
the term oi ,h~ Clerk of the Surr"m" Court
The DISPUTE growing wnfm Mr. F. Called Nr
L. a liar and s.apped hi face. Leo drew his
sword from his cane ard st,l lcd Tnir'ax
twice; Fairfax drew pistol and presented it
at Lee. rsmarking that he could kill Lee. hut
would NOT on account Of l. : family. F.
then gave the pistol 10 irieud and walked
swag
Except a little hot hcad,dne.s. on part Of
each uf these gentlemen. We tr" nothing ii@
honorable in the action Of oithrr Mr. F.ir
fax shuull not have slapped MIR L." Hnd Mr..
Lee should not have stabbed Nr Faritv.-
They were 10th wrong. We regret 20 ,,e
an erort made to throw all ilamc o. ~ L."".
The San Francisco correspondent Of the
Standard. speaks of the matter in these
words:
Tho news Of the s'ahhirr cT Char'a. 5.
Fairfax Nv Hrrvpv Leo creptcd fhs utmost
astnnishmput and distress Mr. FarfaN'S
friends here ard their name ia iognu-a-e
al Justly and highly ihcensed ri 'ha corduri
oF Mr Leo. while his own noble forhrarnncr
in not killing his antagonist. is a theme Of
wonder and admiration.
H,d Lee stepped Fairfax would Fairfax.
having weapon in hand not have done as
Lee did? We are glad TO note ihst Mr. Fair.
fax Acknowledged hat himself commenced
tho difficulty. ard that he did not seem to
think Mr.. Lee acted dishonorally Surely
Mr.. F.'s friends can afford 10 be- As Just. not
to say generous AZ he has shown himself
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

The Hon Charles l.. Scott. and Gen. VIM.
Wa lk,r sGrivtd cL the Gald,H Gate.
Gwin, Brodrrick, aud Mckibben are ex-
pecied in the next steamer.
We hope the Unien will exercise its usu'
al vigluuoe, in watching the mov,ments OF
these distrpui-h,d gentlemen. Sentinel
sleep not upon your ro,t."
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

W. hear rumors aud see items in the
papers that the Odd Follows are TO have u
celebration Of ,hcirtor'i.ih Anniversary on
,hc 10th. inst. An advertisement IN The
Jonrael says that nll IL, Lodges ard En-
campmenls OF The order 10 Nevada County
will Join in ihr celebration at Nevada We
charge nothing for tht auLouuc' mcni since
we are u memJ,r of the Cr9ey, AID Go this
for the good Of the Ordtr;'
Nevada national., 1859-04-02
lsESrs

So g. tomorrow 8. our duly 49, ei' - Ag %
or szrrane'.i.. H- H,Nv De- "tae 90 G u.
NJ clfAs crtANE IS .rr -. Agent in ss'
Bransi..a 10 Il srn-avrie' 20 -sesi," advert .e
p-.n,s AS rsseipt f.r 't- -rui- Hc Hs. b. four'
., es Merchant street. n9 st.ir-.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02
Mrs VI q DIsn1irc of san

70 Mrs VI. G. Blending. Of san Franci,.
CO. Y c, IT, gent of ihr Ladies MoGut Vcrn
on Association. has appointed - lady mana
r,r> tor the As-ocstiou, fer Grass Valley.
Mr- HANSON ScoTT and Mrs VI. s MORTON
These lndie are authorized To enroll m,m
ber- aud receive c"utrilui ions for the A.so.
ciniion. Mrs. Mary Ca>w"ll ana Mrs. Maria
l.. Bnckoer. have been appointed Lady man
ayers for Nevada city, and Mrs. T. W. Rob-
crts aud Mrs II. I'avis. for Rough and Eca-
dy. Wehave heard Of 10 other appointments
for this county.
Nevada county will certainly make up a
respectable sum for the Association. though
10 active measures have y,t been taken
to COLLECT funds Oiher counties are moving
aud halls and ,hows laid under contribution
Let Grass Valley make the first start ior
Nevada county.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

The S:skiyou Chronieie thinks MIR. Blu
chanan's head rever was formed with q view
TO the United States Presidency" There is
told. story Of a ship captain ordering a
colorpd' sailor 10 mrasure the water at the
side of the vessel. Cudso took a quart pot
aud proceeded with dipping out until he got
tired; ard then reported the imporsiblity of
measuring the Atlantic Ocean with quart
pot. The editor ~ the Chroniei, can how
ever, go on with his quart.pot exercise.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

I. %. O. F.-Ata regular meeting o. Grass
Valley Lodge. No. II. q o. f.. held Thurs
day evening March the 24'h the following
Past Grands we're elected Representatives to
the Grand Lodge:
p. ". Roberts. C. II Ella ards F. 4. Ken
dali. 9. d. Bow oriL + c Wrlstcr. ard E
Nti.aHgaIin Tie Grand Lodge meets at
SAT- Francisco, or the Sth day Of Nay next
Nevada national., 1859-04-02
NOTICE. no gREDiTGus.

Grass valley, April l. 1859 --9J
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WPAN OLD INDIAN
DOCTOR, UNCUS BRANT,
white a Missionary amongthe
Indians OF the Rocky Noun
tains, discovo red a X A X Z
PLANT, that proves to be q
certain cure forConsumptiOn,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Liver
Complaint, Nervous Atfec-
tions, Coughs, Colds. dsc.--
Having now made Misfortune
and retired from business, he
will send the prescriptions and
directions for preparing the
~ edlcine free Of charge 10 all
who desire It, and viii send
10 his agent, enclosing two
stamps 20 cents), to pay the
return letter, with u descrip-
lion oftheifsymptoms. The
Old Doctor has cured more
than 5000 edses of CoasumP-
tioR alone, and hopes all af-
iiIcted people willavallt them~
selves of fthisopportunlty, as
tho Doctor Wishes to do all
The good he can before ho
dies. Address all letteTsto
DANIEL ADBE, 1
Box 1851 p o., New York.
Who Is his sole agent.
October ~, 1656-.1y24
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28
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DR. BIGELOw,S OPFICE IS At his OH
Residence, on Wheeling Street, near COLUMBIA
Btrest, whore he will attend vall tho calls Of ieprof
fcSsion. \ Lancaster, August 5, ls5s--l4r