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The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14
Constabla's Sale.
State Of California, County Of Nevada, Township
OF Little YORK, SIS:

State Of California, County Of Nevada, Township
OF Little YORK, SIS:
d Z virtue Of an execution to rre directed
ID issued from the Court OF K. IL. Farquhar,
Esq, acting Justice of the Peace in and for
the Township of bridgeport and County aforesaid
bearing date, August 3fth \. D lc;io to satisfy
a Judgment rendered by said court on the 2id day
of August, 4. u. $50, in faYor of a. Dohman and
against Amelia Miller for the sum of 43,1J dol
lars, debt, interest and of suit, have taken
execution and viii sell 20 the highest bidder for
cash. the following described property, to wit
all the right title and interest of Amelia Miller IN
and TO certain set of mining laims with al ap-
purtenanccs thereunto attached, situated on Buck
eve Hi, between the little iaan branch of Green
horn Grese, in the Township Of Little ork and
County Of Nevada, and known as the Buckeye
Claims. The above described property viii De OF
fcrcdfor sale IN front OF j.. j Cooks office IN the
town of Red Dog, on Saturday, the 9th day OF
Oct y -, 1850 between the hours OF . O'Clock,
:. ", and O'Clock, = H.. of said day.
Taken as the property Of Amelia Miller, 10 sat-
isfy the above demands AMI iccruing costs, th!s
81 q t!ay OF sept, =. p I-s0.
segf.li II CAIiETF. Constable.
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ALTUs SUMMONS.

State of California, County OF Nevada. ss.. town
ship Of Nevada, before +. W. Smith, j. 7.
People of the State of California, to Riley Par
ler
Won ara hereby Summoned to appear be-
i fore the undersigned Justice of the Peace,
at his Office IN said township, saturday the 9th
day of October, D., 1850, at 10 o'clocS \. NJ, TO
answer TO the complaint of William Stone Co.,
who demands Of you the sum Of S37 81, as per
paint on file in my Ollie. On flilure to appear
and answer, Judgment will be rendered against
you for the said sum of S31, SO and costs OF suit.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of Septem-
Der, 4. D.. 1860. Z. W. SMITH, j. p.
A true copy, W. C. ASHER.
Upon reading the affidavit filed in this cause
and it appearing therefrom that said Plaintif'
has good cause of action against said defendant,
who is still within this State and is Iecreting him
self so that the process Of the Court cannot be
served upon him; it is therefore ordered the ser
vice of Summons therein be made by publication
in the Neyalla JoUESAL for the period OF three
weeks successfully.
Given under my hapdthis 13th day Of Sep. lSGo.
l.. w. SMITH, j. l.. OF Nevada tp.
4 true copy,
w. {. ASHER, Con. Y. T. scpi4.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14

= A SUBSTANTIAL CANDInATE.-A friend, and
North San Juaner, tells US Uncle Charley
Roberts is seriously bent on becoming u
candidate for the Legislature. We do not
boast of being neuter or nothing" in poll
itics, and are, therefore, not prevented from
speaking of Mr.. Roberts as he deserves-
He is John Bell man to the backbone,
which is going great way-some three
feet we Judge. He is an old line Whig, of
the most liberal and expansive sort. Uncle
Charley is represented in some 10000 cubic
inches and every inch is for Union. He be-
leives implicitly now in the doctrine, ain
union there is strength" however much
he may have denied it in former days in al-
lowing no union of water with his grog on
account of the weakening consequences
Seriously, Mr.. Roberts is sober, upright,
honorable, honest man, and good citizen,
of sound judgment and understanding, and
would fill any chair better than any gentle
man with whom we are acquainted. We
could wish Uncle Charley had a better track
before him. As it is we fear for his success,
for though he has immense bottom he is
compelled to carry too much weight and
gives too much start to be sure of winning
the race.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Committee GU Credentials reported the follow
ing gentlemen entitled to seats:

ing gentlemen entitled to seats:
Herada-A. T. Laird, A. j. Brewer. ]. Grimes,
A. Hsgadorn, Niles SearIs, Chris. Beckman, C.
W. Hin, Henry McCarty, proxy for Nat. Bailey,
Harvey Mills, proxy for Phil Moore, C.. Il. Over
ton, proxy for 4. Casanayou, Pierce Quirk, Z. NJ.
Groom, J. Moody, l.. Samuels.
GraSs T0ltag--J. J. Dorsey, S. d. Leavitt, j. X.
Sale proxy for l.. +. Humiston, Moses Korn, f..
T. St0nehill, d. Shoemaker, G. ID. Mclean, c. Con-
way, jas. Balgsr proxy for J. O. Rush, L. Holden,
{. Ashley, W i. Ciapp e. Knight proxy for j.
Mctnness, Clsas. Crane, Joseph Ryder proxy for
Jno. Fmeli, }. h. Sale proxy for j. Hearn, c. Hoy,
Fl. Barker.
Rough j. Rea3y--Joseph Easily, j. p. Williams,
J. a. Shillito, James Parker, Wm. Taylor, Peter
Moran proxy Tor Thomas Leonard, IL. Schardin,
IA Harris, j. +. T. Williams proxy for VI. Sheen,
= Meuasco proxy for Brown, $. Holland
Bifdgqlort-D. c. Bryan, IL. Callahan, c. Hell
frich, j. B. Henry, K. y. Wcbbcr, c. ScLardin
proxy for J. u. Francis, q. p. Fisher II. p Sweet
land, u. i. Hunter.
Btoomfaid--A. Atkins, 4 A. Olinger, Henry
Arnold, Wash. Drew, sam Sentell, A. Jacobs, W.
5. MolIat, NJ. A. Spicer.
LfH!e fork-l i. Bourke, Joseph Chew, ii. +.
Ray, NJ. Stinchfeld, Robert West, II. X. Brown
proxy for J. Green, Allen Tucker, Allen Tucker
proxy for Il. j. Williams, +. j. Cook.
EHIeta-R. B. Moyes, T. J. Cranston, John Nc
CURE, Henry Hays, Il. v Barry, j. NJ. Thompson
proxy for = ID. Blakesley, Dan McCarty, K. e..
Moyes proxy for Brigham, II. NJ. Moore proxy for
Cowgar, j. ". Chinn proxy for J X. Jo Johnson, G..
W. Cahalan, Il. b. MOyes proxy for \. Lambeth,
L. DUnning. l.. Dunnng proxy for j. T. Roby.
U0Shmgt0E-N- H. c. ClOud .Jno. Ostro,n, s.
/; Bates, j. b. Prewitt, Chas Stenntz, j. +. Nc
Elrov.
Committee on permanent organization and order
OF business reported as follows:
President, Judge Niles Searls. Vice-Presidents,
r. }. Cook, ID. &. bTyan. Secretaries, Is. v Barry
j, A. Shillito.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14

BREcKISRIDGE ELECToRAL TlcKCT.-The
Breckenridge State Convention assembled
at Sacramento on the llth The following
is the electoral ticket selected: Z. Mont
gomery, of Suffer- Antonia f. Coronel. of
Los Angeles Vincent E. Geiger, of Teha-
ma Allen P. Dudley, of Calayeras. Alter
nates-Horace Smith, of Placer H. P Bar
Der, of Tuolumne Franklin Ganahl. of
Siskiyou; DR.. D. D. B. Hoffman, Of San
Diego.
In point of character and talent the Breck-
inridgers have not done themselves credit
in the choice of electors. Either of the
parties has done better The Administra-
ton forces could certainly have found men
of larger capabilities and greater popular
\ ity
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14

Ed. GERSAL Il bin Deutcher, und can
mich mooeh English schreiben. But sees
ZONE peoples corn peef and kabbitch praise
pretty mooch. Now joost say for mein
peshful landlord, Meinheer Shienblaaster,
he has saurkraut as mooch peter as goot.
Meinheer peekles his kraut by himself nit
himself, and though he get peekled NIT Ia
nopody. PETER Hans Won MICHAEL,
ish mein name.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14
Breckenridge County eoHvenfton-sro

BreckinrtAye County COnveutfon-.'ro- :
ccedsnss. E
ALTA. NJ. A. T. Laird, Esq, as chairman OF the
County Central Committee, called the Convention
TO order. "a
Mr. Catalan, of Eureka, nominated r. B. Eoyes,
of Eureka, temporary chairman of the Convention.
Mr.. Moves mounted the stand and addressed the
Convention briefly but spritedly.
Mr. j. z. Bourke, of Little York, nominated j.
7. Cook, OF Little York, temporary Secretary
confirmed.
Judge Bryan, OF Cherokee, nominated J. p.
Bourke as seeond Secretary--uomination accepted.
c. W. Hill ell that committee be appointed
of one from each township, on Credentials. Car
Judge Bryan of bridgeport, A. T. Laird of Nc
vada, W. II. C. Cloud of Washington, W. 5.
Stinchteld of Little York, j. j. Dorsey of Grass
Valley, a. A. Olinger of Bloomfield, j. IL. Will
constituted the Committee.
Clapp of Grass Valley, c. W. Hill of Nevada, John
Ostrom of Washington, Ii. X. Brown of Little
York, c. Calalan OF Eureka, Jacobs of Bloom
field, John Sheldon of Rough * Ready, We're ap-
pointed Committee on Permanent Organization
and Order OF Business
On motion of Ed. StOnchill, n Committee OF one
from each Township, on Resolutions, consisting
of the following gentlemen, were appointed: DIR.
Shoemaker OF Grass Valley, II. F. Sweetiand of
Bridgeport j. B. Prewit of Washington, II. 4.
Mills of Nevada, sir. Sentell of bloomfield, Mr..
Holland of Rough & Ready, Mr.. Ray of Little
York, III. Hays of Eureka.
On motion of c. W. Hill, Convention adjourned
to O'Clock i. NJ.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14

JoHS R. McCoNkELL, ESQ, of this city,
received l22 votes in the late Douglas Dem
ocratic State Convention for State Elector
As he did not want the position, and as the
claims of others were pressed with more
fore. and pertnacity, the vote may be con-
sidered quite complimentary to Mr. McCon-
nell
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14

No TRIFLF.-The attempt to make the
Bulkhead aud Libel bills mere tritie will
not succeed. IF we are any judge of popu
lar indications Miles P 0Connor viii re-
main with his admiringfrieuds next winter
It's rs sure rs shooting.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14

BELL AND EVERETT MEETING At SAS FRAN
cIsco.-A grand meeting of the Believer
letteys took place in SAP Francisco on Sat-
,urday evening last. The papers represent
that twenty FIVE hundred persons were pres
ent. The paucity of numbers in the "0ld
Gentleman's party does not destroy en-
thusiasm entirely. The party, though small,
is vide awake.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14

Signs OF WoB, THAN ALL IS Losr.-The
Butte Record says Lincoln will carry Helrs
Delight, Ground Hogs Glory and Jacksss
Gulch. Even the strong holds of Democ-
rscy are surrendering.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14
Ranch For sale.

aazoa PHILLIPS RANCH, SITUATED
lss 5s: the road to Hunts Hill, about q of a
I: ss mile East of Nevada City, I, gether with
&. ss,ss any part or all of the Furniture. On the
Ranch is a good House, good Water, and
plenty of it, seven hundred Fruit Trees, currants,
sooseberries, ounces, grape-yincs, and straw ber
ries-of the choicest varieties. All the Household
Furniture for sale; including Piano, Sewing
Machine, three large Mirrors carpets, sofas, etc.
Apply on the premises, of
sep. II W. A. PHILLIPS.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14

SUIIIvAS.-Jerry Sullivan makes us thank
the gods for his existence. Another choice
bundle of the leading papers of the world came
from Lis establishment on Saturday.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14

LADY FRASKLIS-that heroic and devoted
woman. is at Montreal. 1t is reported she
will visit California lie. Us honor her ad-
Yeat should she comes.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14

Tata3 IxDvarafAL EXHIBITION eF tbs Ms
,RAy1cs IxsrlruTg.-Thos- Terneni. Of San
Francisco. has or thanks for season ticket 70
be above nam.i institution. 1t VIII aaoFa Is
,-e,t ,,sa.ure > So tle sish's, i pessitis.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14
5E|isf NV YE1R.-The lavish celehra-

JEWIsH NEW 1EAR.-The Jewish celebra-
tion Of the New Year, called Rashoshanah
viii BE observed on Monday and Tuesday
next by the "chosen people" in this city
According TO Hebrew chronology it marks
the year 5,62l of the world The celebra-
ticn OF The new year is one of the most i'm
portant religious observances in the Jewish
calendar. In sunshine or storm, in prosper
ity or humiliation, in freedom or bondage,
during the long flight Of by-gone centuries,
the children of Abraham, whether in the
promised land where miracles were wrought
or dispersed over the wide earth, have come
together in convenient circles on this sacred
occasion in the spirit of fraternity, forgot
ten the animosities of the past, read the holy
law, and resolved to be charitable and kind
to each other as becomcth children of q
common origin. With faith, as unfalter-
ing as the march Of time, this singular peo-
pie has been true to the behe.ts Of the laws,
of religious observances in their highest
forms, established by ancestors in the dusky
ages of the past, and the constancy of the
children of Abraham to their religion
promises to endure while time shall last
The unquenchable desire, the undying hope,
the unwayering belief that the songs of Zion
will yet again be sung by Judeas daught-
ers restored to their ancient heritage, and
the music of the dulcimer and lutte will once
more resound in the Holy Land to gladden.
the hearts of long banished but enfran-
chised race-who knows it may all be near
realization? The last rumors from across
the Atlantic are that Napoleon will order
the occupation By his army of Palestine,
and place the crown upon the head of Baron
Rothschild. The long expected day of glo-
rious promise mag be about to dawn upon
the Israelitish world. And, that the rumors
which come have an origin in the brain of
him who sways the sceptre of chivslrie
France, is not incredible. What more likely
event than that the faithful believer in de,-
tiny should attempt to be an apparent in
strument, foretold by the prophets, in re-
storing an heir to the throne Of Solomon
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14
NEW TODAY.
Mrs. WinslOW'S Soothing Syrup.
For Sale by
f. P. SPENCE.
Wanted,

A YOUNG MAN to learn the Daguerrean
"A Art Instruction free condition that the
pupil give his time FOR four months without com
pens alton. ENQUIRE Of 4 IiEBERI.
Sept II. Gallery, Broad ST. Nevada.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14

AURORA BoREALis.-Ine aufvral display OF
Thursday evenin; of last woek,s.was one of the
most brilliant we have ever witnessed. Inc
aorthsrs heavens t. t ',cigh; Of sixty degrees
N we the horizon was ut times aglo1.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14
Commissioners Sale.

Geo. L, Noonan, In the District Court ofthC
18th Judicial District in and
VS.. for Nevada County, State OF
California, of August term
Ed. NcCafrey. A. D. tssa.
Friday, August l., 4. n. 1860
JUDGMENT BY ItEFEREE. This cause
was heretofore referred to A. c. Niles, Esq, to
q report the facts with account and decree y
and said referee this day filed his report herein
with the Clerk of this Court wherein il is order
ed, adudgcd and dccrccd that the Sheriff of Nevada
County be and is hereby appointed a commission
er TO sell the property hereinafter described, be
longing to thelatc firm of McCaflrey & Carty, at
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
That the proceeds arising from such sale be ap-
piled by SAID commissioner and distributed in the
following order, viz
lst, 10 the payment of the costs of this suit
and the cost of sale.
2ud, That the sum of four hundred dollars of
said proceeds be paid into Court await its furth
order in reference to debts existing against the
said firm of AcCailrey & Carly i'll favor of credit
ors nj san Francisco.
81, That the sum of sixteen dollars and GO cents
be paid to the pl1, Geo. Z. Noonan.
in Ihai after payment and appropriation OF
theforegoing amounts in the order above set forth,
the surplus of said proceeds, if any, be equally
divided between the plG Geo. Z. Noonan and the
dcft Edward Me, atfrey.
The following is Il description of the property
TO be sold by the said commissioner That house
and lot situate at Moore's Flat, Nevada County,
described as lot No. in Block /, in luba street
i'll said town of Moore's Flat, the said house being
commonly known as the Grotto Saloon. Also
the bar fixtures, furniture, looking glasses and
pictures, belonging to and situated IN said saloon.
II is further ordered that said property be sold
at MoOrc's Flat aforesaid and upon the premises
above described, and that said commissioner give
notice of the time and place of such sale, by pub
lication thereof in some weekly newspaper pub
lishod in Nevada County for three successive
weeks prior to said sale.
NILES SEARLS, Dist. Judge.
Clerks Office of the District Court of tile l4th Ju-
dical District in and for Nevada County, SIS.
l, JN0. 5. LAMBERT, Clerk of said Court do
hereby certify the foregoing to be true
and correct copy of a Judgment and de-
l.. s.. cree, as the same remains of record
in my Office. Attest my hand, and seal
Of said Court at Office in the city of Ne
vada, this Sd, day of Sept. A. u. 1860.
JOHN 5. LAMBERT, lcrk,
Per JOE. ROBERTS, ,IR., Dep.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY the
Goth day of Sept. 4. u. 1850 between the hours of
O'Clock 4. NJ. and O'Clock 7. NJ, l will sell all
all the nght, title and interest Of the above named
parties in. TO and Of the above described prop
erty, the premises in the town of Moore's Flat
al public auction for cash in hand to the highest
and best bidder TO satisfy said execution and costs
j. B. VAN HAGEN, Commissioner.
Mcconnell & CARRIER Attys. for plf
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14
Nevada Hose Company, No. 1.

sA The Regular Monthly Meetings of this
ss55hiav this Company are held on the Second
gssss@152 Tuesday of each month, at their Room,
on Main street.
sep. 1t NJ. II. FUNSTON, Ser'y.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14

ID Z d,
In this city, September 1th, of consumption
Mrs Harriet e., wife of Albert &. Pier, aged 81
years and , months.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14
MARRIED
ID 1 L. ID ,

At Columbia Hill, Nevada county, Sept. 4th, DR..
Nroomau to Miss l.. c. Curtis.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-24

ASCENDING DEsroRs.-Joseph Coch
rans, Probate Judge Of Jefferson Coun.
y, and his brother. William Cochrane
left this place under peculiar circum.
stances about ten days ago. The Judge
1t seems. represented that he was going
to Leavenworth to purchase some win
ter clothing. and that his brother hat
gone into Southern Kansas with loaC
OF crockery ware. 1t turns out that hi
brother had gone in the direction Of
towa, and he followed him instead oil
going 10 Leavenworth. They left a
number Of creditors here minus theil
just dues = having contracted sundry
debts and borrowed money for a few
days At different places.
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The Quarterly Meeting

TaE NJ. E. CHURCH was dedicated
last Sunday. 1t had been entirely com
pIeted, save the finishing coat of paint
and vanish. and presented very neat
and handsome appearance. Though il
is plain we have seen no finished Church
in Kansas that will excel it for beauty OF
taste and neatness of finish.
The dedication sermon was preached
by Rev. JAMES SHAW to a crowded
house. Never before. perhaps. has there
been gathered in Oskaloosa in one bull
ding. at a religious meeting. as many
people as filled that house on Sunday
and better order, or more profound at
sention TO a sermon. we meyer witnessed
before.
At the close of the sermon, a collec-
tion was taken up for the support Of the
minister. after which another collection
was made to defray the indebtedness on
the church. This collection amounted
to something over two hundred dollars
Pretty good for hard times.
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Fever and Ague,

from WAieA msnkinA mAss ever lagUD pase -
the glehe. u the esosequsnee - dDsl1s4 set3sa'
in TIE system, induced - IL psisoa0O 0la0 q
vegseAh1s decay. This SxA1ladsa = sssoss4 -
the action Of solar heat on wes -, - Isss 0iab
the watesy vapes from II. Wklo theam u bsooO.
the horizon this vapor GnGcfs near the easths sae
face, and the virus Is taken with it through The
lungs into the blood. There L acts q q iffitaln$
poison on the internal visccHa and exeresnR esgaRS
Of the body. The IlSey pee1mes tesy5a - - -
secrete not only tbs vi2us; but Also ~ ~ -
the blood Bob the virus and the Lils aecazMiats
III the circulatisn. and prodses yie1e.t coasfita-
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and he
stomach sympaahi2 With De liver, aud hecsmo
disordered' also Finally. he instinct q sus q.
ganisn, a. Il in an attempt 70 expel the nsxisas
infusion, Concentrates ths whole b1po6 of IL bady
n the Internal exeresoEies to force them - eaa .
out. The hiosd leayes the surface, asa r,sies .
tie central organs with eongesfiyc yiolenee. IAb
Is ths CafLL- Bat IN this sdart it faiik 1Asa -
FEvsR folloss, in which the blood leasss III 60
tral organs and uushes 10 the surfaces. = u b
another effort 70 expel tie irritating potasn thrcoqh
that other great excretosy- Tho akin. In tAis
also i fails, and the system ahandons the attsat
exhausted, and waits Tor the recovery Of sf.eneth
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. 1hess
are the fits or paroxvsna Of EgvEa AID Aces.
Such constitutional disorder win Of course Uades.
mine tie health ii i Is not removed.
We have hboEed to 6n1. and hare Gsa4s a
~
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-24

e The grand Lodge Of Ancient.
Free and Accepted Aasous Of Kansas
met in Atchison on the 10th inst
Aessrs Books and McALIsrER of Law
renee, called at our Office on their re.
urn from the session Of the Grand
Ledge. They informed us that most OF
The Lodges Of the territory were repre-
sentec, and that the fraternity seem 10
"e IN prosperous condition. They
gave US the following as the names Of
the officers Of sbs GIsnd Lodge for the
ensuing year: III. Fairchlld Of Atch-
ison. Grand Master: J. s. Redfiel, Of
For, Scott. Deputy Grand Master; Al.
bert Griffin. of Manhattan, Senior
Grand Warden; J. S. Watson. OF WAN
do,,e, Jsnier Grand Warden. Christian
Beck. Of Leavenworth. Grand Trea-
sursr; Charles Mucdee. OF Leaven-
worfi. Grand Secretary; E. r.. Carr. d
Leavenworth. Grand Lecturer; p. r.
Brooks. Of Lawrence, Senior Grand
Deacon; e. ~ Hoseboom. Of Leaven-
worth Junior Grand Deacon. There
are thirty-three or thirty.tour chartered
lodges in the territory. The Grand
Lodge was permanently located at
Topeka: and It's next session will be
Aeld on the third Tuesday Of October.
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Ayers Ague Cure.

! which neutsalixes this mslasious poissa n the
blood and stimulates the liver % expsl Il ffsm the
oody. As il should, 80 it does es1s this aliesing
disorder With perfect certainty. And Il does mose.
rlthcr docs what Is Of more service 10 those sas-
eet this infection. II taken in ssassa b sxPsls
Il from the system a. It is ahsorhed and the heeps
those who use it free from its Attacks: keeps tae
system in health although exposed 70 the dissas.
Consequently it not enly cures bat psoeects don,
the great variety Of affections which are in3nesa
by this malignsnf influence, sreh ~ Heuls1ms
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb. - Masked Agus.
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headaeha. Dilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, rheumatism. Gout, BindneaL
Toothache. Earache, Catauh. Asthma, falpita-
lions, Painful Affections Of the Spleen, Hyseesies,
Cole. Paralysis. and Painful Affections e the
Stomach and Bowels, Al Of which, when asisins
from this CAUSE Uih Be found to assuHs nsss .
less the intermittent type. This Aces Cons
rsn1ves the cause cfthese desanS efesaelI ~ euss
the disease. ~s 30 - A
This il aeeomplishes % stimaiains h saas..
tories to expcl the viris from the sysesm; -
these organs by degrees become habite2 70 do sAb
their Office Of their own accord Hence aises whss
We term acclissafation. Time may secooplfsh -
sar,e end, but often life - not l6ug eao9gh, ~
sacrificed in the attemps. Wt1be III AouI CexDs
docs it at once, aud With sa3ety. We hase greet
reason to believe this - suey 20 WG8 - Go5eg
remedy for the whole elass a diseases U2ieh au0L
eansed by the miaApade infection, thD aay 0AR
which has been discovered: and Il Aas sen sastAes
important advantage to the psslie. wAieA b. ID
It - cheap a. ven - god sss.z 81 "a :