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Safe,
Ny Residence on the corner or Linden
and ST. Marlin Streets.

TaHE % fronts 81 = feet on Linden. running barr On
Il So. Martin if8s feet Tie Improvement are near
iy new and SUBSTANTIAL, consisting OF a ooumodisus tuo-
story rame dwelling and Necessary c1thduses. Far
terms arpiy ~ ne at Welb and RawliurE SIC Main 81.
teA-m % HN L
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ThIPty-SiKth Congrers-.Firss Session
n 0t6s. March s~.-sEsATE.-A bill for ts
relief Of the widows q Generals smith. Hsoomb and
Riley Eas passed.
NJ. msddcus Hyau vas hroHsht before The s-neis f1r
ela,fmp. in nlfusias % hey he 1sauman o. the Haf-
psr's Ferry ammitise he denies rbai he committee
BID any i1risiIdirn.
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THE nI0siuz are q few Of ne important points
II claimed hy The Fropriet1H o. ne above Machine {:
ney make a strong
LOCK-sTITCH
miierm on bo,h sides, md uhiea eanot Be ruvsned
or pulled OUT.
Ihey are perfectly simple inoparltion, easily managed
and sill usa any sp0oi or cotton thread or siik-
rlsg EilseT ne eensst ahTies OF he heaviest negro
usy are enclosed IN tight boxes. thus making h M
1o.stoa ~ a lazy % oil Der dres
Tagy have - hads extra Wheels r spriuga that can
possibly Estot e. order, thus -rec1mmendiug themselves
% Planters and others vho may reside AZ distance
ne believing is,sr from CO.. Arnold. planter. for
merig or Lauierdlis county, Is respectfully submitted
a one O ne MANS Testimonials IN faVor q hsse ma
SHARON rIrroS Co. TESSs(
January 81. 1850.
DEAR SIR. Veu r.sh ITO knoV how an pleased with
ms Lall webster a Co.'S sewing Hschine. bought ht
uons ~ wife Ms used g duriug ne GH and winter
and iea17 neVer been out uf order. she b veil pleased
vita d, can % any aid q work on IL. cosrse Or dne,
1ni would uat psrt With % Ger four times its cost In a
hiIiy and simplicity than ans machine I have examined
or ssea atvork- tsisnsdl JNO. n. ARNOLD.
LADIES' and sthsrs. Whether vishins 70 purchase o.
are requested % can and examine
Fanters In p~articular vii al heE mlen
I'd. a. FOlEs. Agent.
AT klsxandsr's staaonery and Mlsic sore
90 Yam 81, Cllh1un bl@k
H.s-dfy-rssuis Memphis fsan-
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EPERNAY.

sat > an respsoabie dealers throushsui ne esm.y
NfhIs hne brand q ChampsEne which until The nssf
a year was unined ercusiveiv % tue Best tables IA
ihe o1ntneutnf h-rcpe. has row obtained fhe most an
aoun1ef success and popularity al THIS country. u i
rec1Hne-ded ty sEne 81 the drsf physicians OF TIE CIV
~ NeT York over an otlar pinrs on acooani 90 ifs exc
tree purity ADD d-iicarE. alf thee uho once nv ID
raTey use any athHr hrsnd. Although only one war
has eiapsfd since b. iutnotucf i1a into this c5unt-r. Ne
iemEn1 g. fn1rngls and HussntT Increasing
Oar arraHg=meu's ERE srch a. % insure ne e=riifv Of
he VINE being maintainei AZ its present hirh standard.
The Princf lmperial Is imported -oiely by u.s. we b.
me ne sole seems q Nessrs. De Tenoge & o.. in this
clunirF-
E. V. HAUGHWOUT & Co.
hos as. 900 ard 80 B~raluav.
mrl-4m New Tsrk.
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TRUEHEART, WOOD on & co..
n~1nuacueTs o. The
4
COTTON GIN
cEnMANnnmn rrNN
GERMANTOWN, n

GRILL msuufacnrs. and keep Constantly On hand d
- fieir 90 sni popular stand, D suup'yt = very srB. o.
rior Cotton Gius. coutinipe a. ftry % sreed 10 picklnr
nrffnf.s o. DRAFT cieaR seed and beauty % sampie.
We spair 10 pains b. mfa1t u uuc1rlur tie hest ma
terisl q wood and lrou IN he uanuf1cf1re Of our Gins.
and takr pleasure 10 clrrinE hen - &c EisrtinE pnb-
lie ~ lrferor % noue IN use. Mrsrs G1Fer a NceH.
c1r1m s.ion and uoesig uerchart No = Frout Rs.
Nrrrhis Tenn are orr arrrfe faf nat lac. u.
Lewis. , a. 0arnsr snf G. q. shrp~srd Erc eur traV-
eIinr aafuta IN Narth HlrslssIppl. We IrIuessce and
Fsnrener scfar - rutiie esuddsnrs. s-neesgtu
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e See Ward a MeCieland's ADVERTISE
msEi q Drags. Paints. Ols chsmleais. Garden ssess
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Dr.. JAS. McCIinfOck's FectoFai

eALhd NJ mvt harrzssins u1rh. relieves thr 90
iresse1 i1nF. md tu1ta1ei thr1af, lo1sens and baar1
away ~ WUfff eIrc1'o1ltlln Ns matter uhIch c'1-s
pslse in-i.ss fsst and removes s7ery 1np;am q oa-
s1mrti1a.
fries 81" - . NANsFIELD a C
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Memphis and aErkGasGs Rsr6r
UNITED STATES NAL LINE.

Memphis and sgI-kGgls0s Rsrar
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Composed o. te f1los ug new ana sIezan' Passe-rer
S-eau-rs-
KID Aad-s.s.=a-..-.ss II erTrTw. haafHs
SOUTH IEe0----.-.-.--.R O. HAENEE.
LADY ALIoA-s..-.-..W p NowEavu.
8 ~ flCAEk-..s.-.-.. REESE P~IrCualn.
TIE ablre boats have nov entered p-rua--
Il nentlv ll the Mamphs aul Little Rock LE
Urlted Srstes NAL trade 1uf WIZ heraur-r
leave heuphis 1n ruestaw thursdays ard sarurlysa AZ
Gociock p ~. uonu=criu- AZ Pine Bluu win stages fr
Princeton ard Camden, ard at Lille E8 Eih mzu
boats mr Ptriiuele. Van Bsreu ana Fort smith. I'd
with coaches fr Hot sprlugs ard a1uth AiEau-as-
For particulars apply 90
J0HN D. DAM Prorrl-far.
ur LAEET HARMsTAn. Agent
oez5-dvls@ or Front Row ana Mati-o1 lrecta.
issB. SEisoX A-RRlNGEHENT. n00
rUEgDAT PACKET FOR WHITE RIVER
nramers Ky ETLAED. J. b Sheri-
lan. master, vii c-ueucs Der Goo
tuas as shove, ou ne frst TUESDAY IN September. and
VII leave Menphs IrESpAT turiug hosea
son. shippers car rely on thl7 hoat remaining ln ne
TRADE DURING THE SEASON.
Azt living prompt aitsuillu to al way and Ar1uf
5usineat
For rsig1. pa-ssgs Eppg y
0-SEAL. IA.
s~ar11-fra or NORTON PRIEST a CO.. Agents.
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~ - AA AAHEA"NHNNAA
msEie u Drags. Paints. Ons. chsmiesia Garden ssess
etc. etc $50
QuEKT-Have you seen that big indian In
another column, boiling ROOTS, BAREs and LEAVES,
Tor he CHERoEEE EHHDV ds2o-iuiys
CURrs FoR RHEUMArIsM-No one need
suffer hereafter from his painful and anistius disease,
no mster hos severe fhe case, bow baby crippled, Or o.
hor sauz siuniiur. We age s-ain .n feoeiplul asurpiy
" ~. Nsfiiar5'. .@rieafsfzi rsrslf, Fhzh has a.
rcsay clfri -a.e lai ffg afrlf1f, odn-
prisiasese o ever frm o. hs eiseass vaat uaubsrs
Or mess hsd u1ih@su Die p van, o. usa heir limbs,
sane fsl, iucuis Goa even fiifg gsar. boz are nov
restored 20 ne ne orlheir Hmts asdperfaeLeaih MS
fsueiyn ads npid sal-, "a j. grisrst ~ physicians,
DRUGGISTS. am ahr anlded al over the UEiau. For sale
By s MANSFIELD q Co. Agents. Whoiesaie Drug
risis aei6-dam
~ Leeches for sale at WA. C. Werner,
cupse taa Lesass ~. Is aan street. assvs HarkaL
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mil
Machinery. Read Advertisement sc
ORGILtj BROS. 4 co.
Lands FOR sals-sse Hopkins s Kirby's earl
on the first Pas
Refer to Str uss, Lehman & Co.'s column OF
fourth page
See F. 4. ciark & Co.'S eOluma.
In anetner r 7unR, see tas adTerlsement Of
GEosGE pATrisos 4 Co.. Booksellers and
Srationers, s63 Main street, near Madison
street
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STEAMER 81. FRANCIS,

HUGH DUNBAR csr1as GEO NELSON, CLEEE-
DE6ULAa Fr.fa7 usakrt aom u-m- 49,
~ pmalar Helena Fri1rf. Palnt M
pea aut salleH LaHfIle. cn1etng
HAl ne uaA lo1ta Or Arkauas arf
aMie rivers End Hnt surnzs also a. Gaines lulag
~ ~ Shreveport. Frgrrf lrfulan PAS
20 4 gH1 4nf f1rauTh huTiucas. LEAVES positively eve
freaE Haaeqck pM. Fr ffelgtt orrles1g1 ~
Ply % bard ItQ +. d. son. Agfl1sr
I'LL. 4. I L------ -
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Wanted to Rene-

A 1~uldiHg sufa5le for q Paafnq Qgcs. Aeps
80 ne APPEAL C0UETING-Ro01L
Krrdhs o. Ie.
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HIGHWAY S s~rEAZasr RoHH EEIEa-
Robbsries on bosri Of steameu IN his nort
ard in our Teels, are b@ccoaing s.armingly
frequent We give in our river column this
norHing, As particulars OF several DARING VII
iianies Of that description, %aclu6inc a garrot-
ing case Ia Monroe street WsaHesisy evening
MUsIcAL-Air. Nash has novel his stock
Of music End Instruments from Monroe street
to Loeke's store where De has received tie
following new music, pebIshei by Hall s Son,
New York; Voice OF the Western Wind.1
"Ue WIthers5 Rose" The Ben Ringers .
q" Pretty Things Touu- lovers Says "Us
Far Augusta schottisch, and "The Shen-
be-d's Rounaelav.a
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THE GAzzAElca TuouFE-We learned BY
dispstct frou louisville yesterday that the
great GazzsnigR troupe would give an enter
tsiuneus at Odd Felous Hail 10 this city
Saturday evening, the 11ta inst
EuBEzzLruESr-A young man, named
Uos- Fitch, was arrested Yesterday, on the
charge Of smbezzlinE the sum Of SIS from bis
employer, Mr.. WI smith TIE news agent on
the Memphis and Charleston railroad
FUerrrvr AsRrsrrn-Ssm. a negro who
SAYS be belergs TO Nr. B-Eman SHIRLEY, Of
Gr-snviie, Miss, was arrested on board TIN,
steamer Cora Anderson at AZ port Yesterday,
and VIII Be held 70 await his masters orders
TIE suxBAY AFfEAl-wsreu.al he sens
eral readsr Of Tie peculiar merits Of ihe sun
day AFFEAL, and advsr se-s IF its wo rh-
Oulsdoa, which ren5eH i TIE beet nftiun of
advertising ia the south-wrs
INMATES o. THr JAu-Ters are az prs
eHt one hvudrrd asa psrsons
confined ia DE city prison. Oft.e nunber
ssyeHty-hve are beld Tor safe ofsnsss, Forty
four attached to the ehsiasng. sn3 hine are
fugitive slaves.
EXTENSIVE RoHHEr4.-we learned, by pri-
waite despatch from New Orl-aus, Yesterday.
that tie o6re q The NcmrHz nd Ohio rail-
road company in New Orleans Rad been or
tered by vargisrs on Uhurs5sv nlght. who stole
no less Van three hundred and frv lckels.
CRrurraa Corar-nss time II TIE court
-was oeeupisd yesterday ID the egorl 70 obtain
a jury for he uisi oELouisa Jackson, chsTeeI
with an assault upon Mr. y. c. PsHcoas with
intent to kin BIT four arvmeA bad been -
lseted a. The hou Of a5ioaumea
THE FIHsr SHIrNEzr-Ole msL1rel anI
sixteen bales Of cotton from fhr nrw coupTes-
sing establishment of fTessrs DuiEht. Gin &
Co. Of MS city, WIRE shipped by he stephen
Decsur for Ri4sburE yesterday. Ills is the
fast shipneut Of the staple from this port n
form.
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THE PLAcE FoR GooDs-B. Walker &
Bro.'s, at their large and handsome premises
in The Cay Building on Main street, have Just
had cone In from their immense manufse-
tory in Philadelphia, where they employ over
three hundred hands, one Of the most extsn-
sive AID fashionable sssortments Of clothing
ever odsredt 10 the Memphis public. For ample
choice and variety Of articles this is the ss-
t~sblishmsut purchasers viii find to their mind.
TaeiE dry goods have been selected b an acute
AID experienced buyer ard cannot fail to
plssse.
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RAIsE Book CoES-Messrs. j. n. Kump
3 Co. who have been engaged in The broom
manufactuTing business for some years in Mis-
Memphis Ley offer seventy dollars per tun
70 broom corn to b delivered il Memphis,
Between Tie hrst Of September next and the
last Of IanusFy, Issl- They viii. moreover.
furnish seed free Of charge 70 an persons who
may D. disposed 70 enter upon is growth. We
hope this proposition ain receive attention.
See tleir adgsrtitement in another column.
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Ladies and ctherF. whether vishins 90 purchase o.
not are requested % can and examine
Planters In p~articultr VII al m % heir interest 70
takaa lnot at trem-
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Mlnnetarp AMI Fiaaffisl
london Money market - Ts,esrabh

HFHPWs DAILY APPEAL OFFICE,l
SATURDAY. aarch AZ 1850.
We hear q 10 csange m our mousy msrtet ~orfby o,
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"a Lesches for sale at WA. C. Werner,
cuPsg ma Lssaass 10. 3 GAIA srsst assvs EarEaL
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QUEKr.-Have you seen that big indian In
another COLUMN, boiling ROOTS, BARK and LEAVE,
Tor ne CHERoEEE REMRDY7 ds2o-iiuiys
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Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Nil
Machinery. Read Advertisements sc
..- 0nEFEV. BROS a CO
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Prize S25 PER ToN,
PUT UP NICELY IN 100 LIB. SACKS.

Aanuia1GT, Esu Yard.
FENTOE a CO. Presrs.ors.
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THE r1'rasl eiranaf rAcaTkm Light -
i bel m WIN ia4s e havs
DAY.
mrl1-It = D. RIOS &lu-
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RuNNEIsnaNrs


A uORNET At Law. Preati., Bolivar ooui
- sissigpA viii Prs=ic~ Ia the o~runiies Of {
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TEE .si.sis &c, e..a,s EFs 81 wAIsm
aa s~ArrEDAT. -
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There l. not 50 much activity IN ne Manchester mar
ket for goods and yarns, but n abatement Whstever in
ne previous frmnessi lnfe d, srme descriptions Of fab
rios have farther sliehuy advanced. The market closed
strong via much ooufieneei On De fEfWe stshiIiy %
prices
Res oriesss Cotton Ii6rEetl
rns New orleans Delts q Earch 8 rsFofisi
with = uu'inned aciTe demaun, az aio- to-day
amounted to some Is 900 bales, At i~rFeguisr prizes
though without any quotabie change.
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ReanIar Yafkrts.


Far ArkEnsas River.
VtHf s1isnft fsantr LlBY WALrdNr
@..tsr WI leave - ass
Htrasr.B 4 ssRaT.
Er 81 81 a. EAnsulis Rivera
W. .lenli eerecr rscFsr Vs.. H..
-. Hriser Eih
n5lei, 2 3 Dill a s0N, Azsn+
Ifne fpieuIl plsssn-e aeamrr BEN
3l1 9.ssr yin leave
---o @ 2 L~sERzScE riius Bpianr
rr wAhs Ri1es.
VtHE Epeuad lnsens-r steamer GEr
m1tel win leave
mllol. HkEEsrAD a BEEar.
pr wals airsr.
1 Pkg 5oae W is.ss
.1F tia DAY. - a ~
mon ID NoRros = 60
For L1usrs
THz rEs.dH sssmer s-ouTHsREEn.
Il Gosaai s van i-sve a a1oTs
m-ie-li LuLsHNAs
gr vcssourE
pas usadd pnas1ar sfsamsr VIC
a toAlt Hso s'r viii leave a.
mrie-H us HsrAD ! BERET
THE rnirn.aI ef.amaf uAc0Tsm Light
i BEL mr wln iaTs e aoVs IWs
nrio-r 3 ;. saAIas a Co
Tor PIushrrg
iva srleadi rtsame-D 4COrAH. Lirht- H.
usr nrsisr vuiears as sssFs
@ri5-is w. vrygos sssasy E
Flr White River.
TvuE salssrd ra.senssr ssansr GIN ~
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LoSDoNi February -Tae money mErket b. slightly
easier. In Amerioan stock mere Is IN svsrsgs busi-
mss doiuE, without my qust.b;s change in the current
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Lands for saIs-sse Hopkins s Kirby's carr
on the first pa~e-
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BRFAR'S
PULM S

RELIEF IN TEN MTNUTEs
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~ saI IN Hemr1is By Chaniler q Co auf al
ruuist everywhere. J. wright 4 90. New Orleans.
vh1irsale SCENTS dee0-tuaEenu1Yis
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ne blowing lelfsr from Co. Arnold. planter. for
merig 81 Lauierdlie county, is respectfully submitted
as one of me many testimonials IN favor o. these ma
Chimes
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81 SUNDkF APFEAz-Me reuin1 DE sens
sral readsr Of he peculiar merits Of he Saa-
day AFFEAL, and advertisers IF ITS waia er-
CulsdoH, which rendeH i TIE beet lnfiiun q
advertising Ia TIE Sorfh-urq-
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Ise F. h. Clafk 8 co.'s column.


Refer to Str uss, Lehman & Co.'s column or
fourth page
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70 sT.'-.@ re. .5..L
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s5g. NEAseX ARRANGEMENT. IsG0
rUESDAT PACKET D HHTTE RWER-
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-17
InsnIVemf Noficc

6STATE Of California, County OF Yuba, ss.-Distrct
- Court, Teuth Judicial District. John Evens VS..
His Creditors. Notice is hereby given the cred-
tors Of John Evens petioner in Insolvency be and
appear before the Hon. S. Bliss. District Judge Of
the Tenth judicial District, at chambers at the court
house in the city of Marysyle, in said county of
Yuha on the ninth day of August, A. D.. 1861 at 10
O'Clock Of that day and show cause If ony thev can
why an sgnment Of the estate of said John Evtns
should uotb made and he be discharged from his
debts and liabilities pursuant TO the statue in such
made and provided; and that until the further
der Of the court, all proceedings in law or equity be
stayed against the said John Evens.
by order Of the Hon S. NJ Bliss, District Judge OF
the Tenh judicial District in and for Yuba equity
California.
...... Given under my hand and the seal of said
seal Court, this 1th day of July, A. D., 1860.
'''''' y. ONEALE,
Clerk Of the Court aforesaid.
G. e. De LONG, Atty for Pet'r. Tvs tawtd+
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-17
RmsOlVeRt Notice.

STATE Of California, county Of Yuba, ss.-Disrict
- Conrt, Tenth Judicial District. Warren p Miller
VS.. His Creditors. Pursuant To order Of the II n
5. NJ Bliss, Judge of the said District Court, notice is
hereby given TO all the creditors of the said Insovent
Warren I. Miller t. be ana appear before the IIoa
NJ Bliss in open Court at Chambers ut the court
room of sad Court, in the city OF Mary svle, on the
twenty y-trst day of July, A. 1S6 : at 10 o'clock A.
NJ of that day, then and thore tn show cause If any
they can, WHY the prayer Of said Insolven should not
be granted and an as ignment o his estate be made,
and he be dschaee ed from his debts and liabilities, in
pursuance of the statute in such made and prov-
ded and in the mean time, all proceedings against
said lnsclvent be stayed.
...,.. In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
seal hand and affixed the seal of said District
'''''' Court, tins goth day of June, A. D., 1850.
WM. 4. ONEALE,
Clerk Disi Court, Yuba county, California,
je21 SOD BY NJ. d. DoBBD-, Deputy Clerk.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-17
Dr.. Smiths BensIey Water Cure and
MOtOrpathic Institution.

]
DIR. Smiths BensIey Water Cure and
MOtOrpathic Institution.
Established for the cure Of all durable diseases Es-
pecally have patients been. for the past We ,r
Of those afflicted with Rheumatism, Inlammatory and
Chronc. Chis and Fever, dyspepsia and Consump-
ton, Vertigo, Epilepsy Chronic Darrhea, Scrofula,
Piles, Spinal Affections, Uterine Derangeneuts and
Nervous Debility.
Reader do you want to be restored to health, ard
know how to keep yourself and others wellY Are you
| a clerPymnn9 lawyer merchant teacher an
artist man Of letters Are you a mechanic far
merI miner a student? Are You a sick woman
worn down with work family cares ? or girl, deli
cate, nervous from study, and predisposed to con-
pumptionY You may rely on it: that there Is no
slace in California where all your peculiar Affections
can be so healthfuly treated, ana home comforts
indy supplied at the Institution and home of DIR
Smith,
DR.. Smith was one of a class first graduating from
be fret regularly chartered Hydropathic Cor Hygeio
Theraputic) Medical College in the world and first to
establish Institution the Pacific coast, based
upon the principles of llygenic medication therein
taught.
Those who have been doctoring under the ''old
school, with poisonous drugs, for months and
years, and have not been cured and wish the benefits
Of more rational system, may he assured that DR..
Smith is the best authority in the State lie has treat
ed over two hundred and fftv patients 81 his Inst-
ton within the past year. both male and female with
unparalleled success. Six of the number had been
given Gp by their physician a. incurabe, who by
his varied applications and remedies restored to good
health, besides performing many cures through home
treatment by advice. livery lady treated al the In
stt0tion, for spinal compa ants, nervous weaknesses
or uterine arrangements, returned home either well or
rapidly recovering having learned how to complete
the cure, and keep well in the future.
The Electro Chemical warm bath in connection with
Water Cure is the only means by which the system can
be speedily and permanently rid Of mercury and poi
sonous drug Diseases
Friends Of medical and dietetical reform are invited
to visit the Institution, and if they DESIRE can during
their stay in the city, be pleas antly accommodated.
TER&s-moderate. Consultation free, verbal or by
letter.
s8~ Circulars sent on application free Of postage.
ml3-my d&w BARLOWJ. SMITH, NJ. d.
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Ferry Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will
~ ap ly TO the Board of Supervisors of Yuba coun-
ty, on the FIRST MONDAY of August, A. D, 1861, or
as soon thereafter as the application be heard for
license to keep and run ferry across the fuba
river at point AZ IA willow tree on Ousey Bar, IN
sal county. JOHN S. HEMPSTREkT.
June 22nd 1gg1 rHN Shf
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-17
Spetial 9aotites,
Radical Cure of Rupture.

~o DIR. D. W. G. RICE, having perfected
- arrangements with DR.. MARSH, of New
y York, for the use and sale of his "RADI-
CAL CURE TRUSS" desires toinform those afflicted
with HERNIA or RUPTURE, that he has now on hand a
tul ana complete assortment Niths celebrated nstru-
men, and will devote his special attention its ap-
picaton, and subsequent necessary treatment to all
those who may place themselves under his care
FROM the eminent success attending the use Of the
RADICAL CURE TRUSS" DR.. RICE feels assured
that ALL cases of Rupture susceptible of cure can be
enectuay and permanently relieved by theuse of this
instrument being peculiarly adapted the anato-
my Of Hernia, and hence can be worn with ease and
comfort.
Reference may be had to gentlemen of this city,
who have been elfectually cured
Ofhce at the Drug Store of RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
27 Street, Marysville sepl5.tf
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-17
NAfiGO.

fENHE undersigned will apply to the Board OF super
Il visors of Yuba county, st their ensuing regular
term In August next for renewal Of their Bridge Ii
cense 10 keep their Bridge the Feather river
Yuha Oity. FALL, HAN5ON WEBB,
June 22l, 1850 ie22 BOD
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Patent SyrimgeS
, French Window GLASS.

ii oREH SMITHS Reservoir, Davidson's, Matt
N sons sMaue's-indspensible in every family.
VIZ RICE, COFFIN co.
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IEHA M A HOUSE.
CORNER
CALIFORNIA AND SANSONTE SITS,
SAN FRI VOLSCO. OAL
HlME PROPRIErOR. TmANKFuI

KNHE PROPRIETOR, THANKFUL
II for the LIBERAL patronage, has increased his
facilities by leasing and connecting that large three
We feel safe to that this extension is not sur
passed for convenience by any Hotel in California
IL superbly furnished, and the ParJrs and Ladies'
Entrance have been changed to it
The original building has undergone many valuable
changes rooms enlarged, Gas and Water rought in,
and has been generally renovated and improved.
The Hotel has now, for the accommodation OF Fam
HES, 70 large and commodious rooms, in suits, be-
sides those f.rmerly for single persons.
Attached to the House, is Alden's Restaurant where
lately, has been fitted up expressly for Ladies, and
Families, neat, large and airy Saloon with prices
ut the most fastidiOus. ie12 3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-17
Hook Farm Garden.

Il TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO MY
n friends and the public generally, that have leas
ed these
G "a II d . N -
Known to be the beautiful in the State and will
be well prepared to entertain those fivorng with
their company. Ladies visiting the HOOK FARM
GARDENS will find them
Genteel Place of Resort.
These Gardens are easy of access, presenting to
those fond of recreation most delightful drive Of
seven miles, over as line a roa could wish.-
Refreshments constantly on Land.
The Omnibusses will always be ready to convey
parties of pleasure to and from the
Hook Farm Gardens
at a moderate charge
BOQUETS can be had at Mrs. Peri's Ice Cream Sa-
loon. NJ. LENINSON,
jc3-my Lessee.