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truth No. 2.--That l shall keep the best assert
my oi House keeping Goods be found in this or any
oer CITY, ana shall not be uudersold by any and every
O0uy Is expected TO call and my crockery and
glass ware Examine both price and quality whether
eA guy OF not, and see what great variety of goods
sell to suit everybody. - 49,
y. Is Cash paid for Old carpets, beds &c
- ORSON y. HEATH,
Block, 10 Exchange Street. mv9g az
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SnetlaI Clothes.

homeopathic M Medicines of all kinds kent for
OF DIFF N'
SOdO Water, of the very best quality supnlied Mt
short notice; and fountains furnished if desired Also
SYRuPs Of all kinds, finely and richly favored
GEORGE II. SPURR Dol Main 81
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NEW HAMPSHIRE,

On the afternoon of the 18th ult.. during a
heavy shower, three valuable Devon cows he.
longing to Hon. Reed P. Clark of Londonder
ry, were killed by lightning. They were in a
pasture near his buildings, with other cows.
and were found dead under two large ample
trees that stand about fifteen feet apart. No
marks were visible either upon the cattle or
trees, and there was nothing 10 indicate what
Killed them except strong sulDhurous odor.
RHODE ISLAND.
Col. Tyler Mowry of Smthfield, who died
recently under suspicious circumstances, left
three children and considerable property The
investigation into the cause of his death was
prompted by one of his daughters. who has
not lately lived at home. 1t is reported that
Col. Mowry was soon to be married to his
third wife, and that his death was fastened on
that account by persons interested in his es-
tate.
Jacob Howarth, a block printer, was found
dead near Benedict's pond in Cranston, Mon.
day evening, where he had persisted from in
temperance and exposure. He had wife and
eight children, still living in Taunton. When
last seen, three days before, he was in a state
Of inebriation.
In Pawtncket, a weldressed scamp has
cohtrved to pass eight one hundred dollar
counterfeit bills on a Lynn bank. He passed
them at the Slater Bank, getting good bills in
return.
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DaVid scott, Druggist and Apothecarv No DEL
Mall street, corner Mechanic street Worcester Mass
furnishes pure drugs and patent medicines Of ali kinds M
wholesale and retail supplies Physicians with medicines
on inc most liberal TERMS for cash. and devotes his espec
~ attention To- the compromising and preparation of Iy
' P'oS0HPtiol's dly app
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

BOSTON AND fIClNlI1-
One of the banks in Boston received, on
Thursday, from bank in Connecticut pack
age containing $40 in counterfeit twentes on
the Mechanics and Manufacturers Bank of
Providence.
OF two sick men sent to the Massachusetts,
Hospital, one recovered first and robbed the
pockets of the other of some eleven dollars or
more A third patient saw the theft, on whose
testimony the thief was convicted.
On the night of the 4th John Carey of
Charlestown. sick with deriu tremens, ag-
gravated by the events of the celebration, fell
from his window to the pavement, headfore.
most, breaking his neck. He left wife and
one child, the latter on the verge of the grave.
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY.
Several serious powder accidents occurred
in Lowell on the 4th. j. NJ. Torser, James
Moors and Charles II. Bugbee were badly in
jured by the premature discharge of a cannon.
Several young persons had their hands mutt
lated, eyes blinded, and received other careless
wounds.
James G. Dolby, an offender, who returned
tn Lowell on the 4th after six months absence,
to celebrate, was "nabbed" the next morning
and bound over for an old attempt to ravish
young girl in that city. Sixty.fiye arrests
were made for drunkenness.
The editor of the Lowell Citizen has receiv-
ed a sample strawberry, raised by Misses Nc
Wade, Merrimack corporation, which mea-
sures fve inches in circumference 1t is Nc
Evoy superior. The Merrimack folks take the
lead in callicoes and big strawberries
ESSEX COUNTY.
Tot DunnellS, a pauper in Groveand, wan
dered, last Sunday, into the upper parish in
West Newbury to attend church, and, as it was
communion day, he tarried after the hour for
dismissal of the congregation, not understand
ing the order of services. AS the emblems
were extended the deacons passed him by
when up he started to the altar and said to the
pastor, "Please, sir, will you give me glass
of your wine 2" He was at once made to nn.
derstand his place, and when last seen was
making for Groveland. -NewbmYpo,t Herald
The Second Battalion of Infantry have Sc
lected Gloucester as their place of encamp-
ment The encampment is ordered on the
25th, Goth, and 9th of July.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
The Taunton Gazette says a picnic party
in that town. Wednesday evening, were shock
ed and Mortified by finding in the river near
Dean street, the body of an unknown man.
bearing marks of violence on his forehead. He
was stoutly built, and was apparently about
fifty years of age There is no clue to the
mystery.
In New Bedford, on the fourth, a little girl
aged seven years, named Mary Ann Ennis,
was injured in the face by the firing of a pis.
tol in the hands of boy, who Immediately fled
on seeing the mischief he had done, and is I'M
known. The little girls face is considerably
lacerated, but none of the powder entered the
eyes. Several of the little folks also learned
the danger by sad experience, of trifing with
explosive weapons.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
The Large steam saving and planning mill
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you wish for splendid picture OF your child call at
GtuNth s. 1875 Main street His arrangements are com
pete Tor producing likeness instantaneousy dit dI5
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Hrs. NJ. w, sieralds, PHYSICIAN AND Succrss.
nuL hlDWlFE, removed TO No. rs Mechanic street di-
ety opposite her former residence Special attention
GSen 70 Uterine Complaints and diseases Of children
ap4 1tf ~ ~ " - H.
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The safe of N. T: Talbot, Esq. of Rockport,
Maine, was robbed on the night of the 2oth
ut., of nearly $500 in money. One Of the
bills was of the denomination eff 500 ON the
Merchants Bank of Boston, letter X. No, /,
dated January l, 1856 and another bill on the
same bank, was of the denomination of $500,
letter l, No a. S000'
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haiiIs Mint SPseiic.for Badness, &c. &c. For
sale by HENRY L. KNAPP, Waldo Block Main street
app dEwtf ' "ii etieNN
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SpnIding's Prepared Glue seems to be uniycrs
any welcomed by hOusekeepers wherever il poes. il is
precisely the ready reliable adhesive substance needed
Ior IepalrNg iun!ture and household ware DIT apll
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Draper a. Clark, Agents Tor the sale of Names
t oIelzed SHperphosphate Of Lime, composed OF Dried
bnud Bones, Sulphurc Acid Peruvian tuano and Sui
phate OF Ammonia For sale at New York Prices
mi5l d&Wtf
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Il. IL. Nichols, vi. H., HOMEOPATHIC TslvS5.
ah-ouce and residence liz Main street Onice bSrs
RON 10 3, and from to o'clock, L. N. 9
Worcester, October 20, 1855. diff 40,
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-. q. Fish, Manufacturer of Iron Railing. Doors
strets "I"''hss &C. corner OF Union and Exchange
uu ap5
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u Ihom;ss w. Fox, Attorney at Law Office. No.
Brlnley Hall, Worcester, Mass div nchT
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Carriages.-BRlGGS & co. at the Front street
stable oier at sale CaTyals, Top Bugpies Chase and
Opeh bustieS manufactured at Amesbuy, Mass. This
WoIk is trimmed with leather, the best of wool cloth
NV WI '' solu 10" lor CASH. dim jc &
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All of Dr. Humphrey q, Co.'s SpecId, TIo,ro,
opathc Remedies, put up expressly for family use with
Door OF iull directions Solu in Worcester by ID AVID
SCOTT, 25l Main street. and Druggists and stores pcn
orally. d,EwiV ~ '''''' tOh-
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Lime, Cement, Calcned Plaster and Hair for Masnns
raster OF Paris for Farmers. Just received GOOD q
ply, ana Will be kept constantly on hand and for sale
n"l u%"u DRAPER ~ CLARK.
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Ground Oyster shells, a superior fertilizer fl,
Farm aud Garden use for sale by w.
mhl7 dtf DRAPER e. Ct Ap,y
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Butter, Butter.-A few tons of snperor Ruttor Ga,
sale by nm lpI'D ~ ~ 1't",tVIi iVh
Also, some low price ditto. az NNAt lain,
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11

Newelrs Cough Syrup.-Wc have just received
fow bottles Of this Syrup from the Manufacturer. 1t
comes to us highly recommended remedy for Coins,
CorGH soRR rnsoAr BRONCHITIS, any other affection
Of the throat or lungs.
RUnOLPH x HUNT,
11-tf 80 Main street Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11
ROBES
-CLOAKS
EMBROIDERIES

COLLARS AND sLEEVES-of all kinds and
~ descriptions cambria and muslin edsinea all kinds
cambric and muslin bands thread edgings lace edgings
VaIenciennes lace Also-Velvet ribbons and dress
trimmings of all kinds and descriptions; wool damask
for curtains embroidered muslin and lace curtains
cambric and linen handker
chiefs brown and bleached linen damask, by the yard
brow and beached linen table linen lies ard
napkins linen diaper and towelng, and table covers Of
md
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11

School TRUsTEEs-The election held in this
place on Saturday last, for School Trustees, re-
suited in the choice Of Messrs. Harvey Hunt,
Thos; p. Hawley, and L. F. Spence But little
interest was taken in the election-enly about
thirty votes being cast.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL II, 1860.

THE Rich QUARTz LEDGE AT CL ARK's RANCH.
We mentioned some weeks ago the discovery
Of some very rich quartz, on Clark's ranch, q
few miles below Grass Valley. The NatiOnGl
states that Messrs. Cheyaun a Watt have pur-
chased a controlling interest in the lead, and
will soon commence operations for thoroughly
testing its value. 1t appears that the mine has
been constantly closed up from the day it was
discovered untilsthe present time The hole,
occupying abont two cubic feet Of space, from
whence some $1,000 was taken, is nlled up, q
small enclosure built arsnnd it, and e written
notice posted up warning all persons to keep
outside Of the fence. The miae may prove enc
Of great wealth, or it mvy turn out to be q
mere "pocket," which win soon be exhausted.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11

AxorHER RoAD THRoUGu THE HESSEss Pass.
The Grass Valley National states that respun-
sible parties are about completing arrangements
TO build q wagon road from Nevada through
Bear Valley, and connecting with the Eureka
road through the Henness Pass near Jackson's
ranch. This route is claimed to be some miles
nearer than that by Eureka, and the only por-
tIon Of il that would require any work is that
between Bear Valley aud Jackson's ranch.
Those who have Travelled over the route state
that this portion Of the road can be made for
$4,000.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11

THos. KEArING.-A report was current in Ne
vada, year or two ago, that Thos. Heating,
who was among the Fraser river adventurers,
had been drowned by the upsetting Of a boat in
that stream. 1t will be seen, however, by the
letter of our Yreka correspondent, on the first
page of this paper, that Keating is still in the
land of the living. a.tr.-
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11

The PEACH CRor.--The severe frost OF Sun.
day night made sad havoc With the peach bios
soms 10 this section. A few trees that were
late in bloom may have escaped, but the crop
is mostly destroyed. The best peaches are
raised in the mountains, and there are now
enough trees in this county to nearly supply
the home demand; but tho experience of the
past few years has shown thai the crop is very
uncertain, and more attention is now directed
90 growing OF the apple, which is not liable to
be injared by late frosts.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11

NEVADA LIBRARY CATALOGuE.-Th Nevada
Library Association are having printed a cata-
logue Of their books, TO which will be appended
list Of the members belonging to the Assoeia-
tion. Parties who intend TO becemc members
OF the Association, and wish their names to ap-
pear as members, in the first printed catalogue,
should join Immediately.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11

The Medical and Surgical Institute OF DIR.
l. J. CzAPKAY is already secured in position which
places well its proprietor far above the assaults
Of envy and professional malice In the schools ofFrance
the highest prizes often awarded to practitioners in
this department Of Medical science aud they occupy with
others equally lofty position in the profession. RcOrd
is ustrious example shining light among the phil
osophical of his age in Europe and Dr. czapkay has
fully eqused him in this country, proof of which,
the PhiIadelphiA College Of Medicine eompmented him
with Diploma and the honorary al e,taen degree Sc
lecting this his Geld of operation although qualified
graduate Of the University Of Pesh and late Chief Sur
geon ofthe Hungarian Revolutionary army, for
tended labors Dr. l. Csapkay has bent his earnest at
tenton the Of chronic and private diseases in
which he has become great expert that he is
regarded the in this branch Of his profession
throughout the United States and his portrait and biog
raphy published matter of Interest TO their read
ers In the most exclusive Journals The Doctors Offices
are his Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento
street of Leidesdor nearly opposite the buildings
of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
HB- We ask particular attention ofour readers to the
certificates OF remarkable in another column
OF this paper.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11

PsRsoSAL.-Mr. VIM. s. Byrne, editor Of the
La Porte Messenger, one Of eur best exchanges,
hoaOred our sanctum with his presence on Sun
day last, and we we're happy in having an op-
portunity TO make bis acquaintance. .-,r
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11

Sands SRrsap0rilIa-POr Purifying the Blood
Health depends almost entirely upon the state of the
blood II the valiIng nuid which porvades every tissue
membrane fibre dament gland other organ, primary
and subsidiary be arged with the elements Of disease
sickness must be the aud until the cause Is
eradcsted no permanent relief can be expected II is
here that the powerful health restoring properties Of
SANDS sARsAPARIILA are manifested its searching
opera ton reaches the germ disease and the per.
forms arc therefore radical and thorough Read the
timony In another column.
ss Prepared and sold by A. D. I'd SANDS, Druggists
100 Fulton street New York.
For sale by II. JOHNSON K CO.. and REDINGTGN x
CO.. San Francisco RICE COFFIN Marysylle; r. II.
Nevada and by Druggists generally. l31y
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11

TnE ROADS. There have been no attempts
made tha. we are aware Of, to cross The noun
tains during The past week. In fact the late
storm has rendered the best roads almost i'm
passable for the time being, but should the
pleasant weather continue, The mud will dry up
In few days. We learn that Frank Cleveland
intends starting to-day, for Washoe, with the
pack train.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11
gSm ayamsisrp SI6tsrtissmwts.
AGENCY or
B. T. BABBITT'S PURE CHEMICALS.
BABBITT,S sALERATUs.

rr B. T. BABBITT'S SAI4ERATUS.
rs PREPARED ENTIRELY DIFFER-
ent from other Saleratus Au the deeterious matter
is extracted in such manner as TO produce bread his
cult and all kinds Of Cake without containing particle
of Saleratus when the Bread Cake is baked thereby
producing wholesome results Every particle Of Salera
il turned gas aud passes through the bead Or
Biscuit while baking; consequently nothing reualns out
Common Salt Water and Flour You viii readiiy per-
eee hv the taste this Saeatus, that Il Is entirely m
erent from other Saleraus When yeu purchase one pa
per YOU should take the old with you ana be very
particular aud get the next exactly like the first
Bread made from this Saleratus contains nothing but
Flour Common salt and water. Il has an agreeaoe, nat
ural taste keeps much longer than common bread -
more dgesble and much less disposed to turn acid.
erments easily again. to the great discomfort OF many
stonachs and not emily but acting rs hrment, Il
communicates a similar action 10 all food In eoatact with
&C. The Bread being free from all yeasy PARTICLES. IL
dgesble and not likely 20 create BataAnee or
turn acid weak stomacs, as e:inened bread y apt ts
do.
B. T. Rabbits Super Carbonate Soda.
This article Is without equal being made from The best
materials with the greatest care aud expressly prepared
for the voyage around Cape Horn. II strictly pnse aud
always Of the same strength.
BIT. Rabbits Cream Tartar.
This article call your special attention to- there
is probably nothing which is universally adulerated
Cream Tartar aud in some instances being very dheuit
10 detect,
This we will warrant strictly pure rendering il very
desirable for medicinal PURPOSES we'll as In baking
Also CONCENTRATED POTASH One pound viii make
100 pounds Of good Soap
The above Pure Chemicals for sale by all resnecta
ble and Druggists and in lots to suit purchasers
by 3, tt JOHN ID. WING ~ co.
Sole Agents,
CALM Is California strect, san Franeisea.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11

THE SreRx.-Immense Quantities Of raiu and
snow have fallen in the mountains during the
past week, and We learn from exchanges that
the storm was unusually severe all over the
State, On Wednesday last, il rained steadily
all day aud until three O'clodk Thursday morn
ing, when ii commenced showing, and by sun
rise IL bad fallen to the depth Of foot or more
in our streets. About two inches Of snow also
fell on Saturday night Fears were entertain
cd that the cities below would be inundated,
but the snow melted Off gradually, and thus the
danger was avertcd. Since Monday morning
we have had delightful spring weather.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11

Book BHDIsG.-Mr. Frank A. Leonard, has
established himself in the book binding busi-
ness, in this place, and having procured the
necessary material, is prepared to do all work
in bis line. in the best style. aud at such rates
as will DO away with the necessity Of sending
belsw. Subscribers to the standard magazines,
ETC., should by all means preserve eomplete
nlcs, and the best way to do so is to have the
numbcrs bound in volumes of convenient size.
Mr.. Leonard's place of business is on the north
side of Commercial street. opposite Welch's
beck store, up stairs.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11
gyseial DgSieas.


Rs- DIR. Scott, lKesnlerlc and CIairvoyant
Physician would respectfully inform the public generally
that he has taken No, SO, Montgomery street.
up stairs between California and Pine where he will give
Carvoyant examinations unerngly correct for all forms
Of disease having had is years experience in the Atlantic
states Of the Union, and two years practice in California
He Aatters himself that he give the utmost sasc-
ton to all those that may honor him with their conf
dense> Examining mesmencaly all forms and kinds Of
diseases he is enabled to acate define and prescribe
clearly and truully to the satisfaction of the patient
under all circumstances The Magnetic Battery also the
insulated Battery applied under Mesmeric CAirvoyant
directions when considered essential producing the most
happy and permanent results to an those suffering from
Nervous and Spinal diseases constitutional debility etc
Mesmere and chronological examinations given without
manipulation. Medical examinations, 81 chronological
81. 0nee hours from to IL a. NJ, . toSP.H Thurs
day and saturday evenings from I tos
Orders from the country promptly answered 17-sm
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11

STAGE LINZ TO WAsHoE.-We learn that
Messrs. Cleveland Il Sale design establishing =
daily stage line between Nevada aud Virginia
City, by way Of the Henness Pass, IS soon as
the road is passable for wagons.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11

LIouoRs AT AUcrIoS.-I Williamson sells to-
day, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. the entire stock of Ii
quors. wines and case goods in the store OF T.
A. Newman 4 Co., on Commercial street.
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Type and Stereotype Foundry
~ vir' s, :, ss, sS i rssF, = and @A'
RRAElNn.lE1

- ALLISON, suP'T, MANUFACTURES
II. and. Dealers IN News. Dock and Job Tyr,
prlntInk rrcsses. Cases. daiisys. eta Inks and
'riuting Materials of s,ery observation-disclosures e
% Of all kinda, - Books, Music, Patent Medein'
Dirsetions, JaL., Wood Engraving. etc. etc.
Brand and y tern Letters, yario1s styles
LleelIvlfpi.s /. = all is branches. lfeb5'ae.l
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Ho0FLANp,s GERMAN Pill.

hsiny wel known throughout Europe and America need.
no c'miaenstton here. They purely vegetable hfa
prepared with great exactness and suKarcoatod No
better caihafle pl can 10 found rnon 20 eta PCT hox
These medicines are prepared by. Dr. c. NJ JacKsox
Cos Philadelphia rag and 81 Louis, No. and ssli by
druggist. and dealers Ia medicines everywhere The ag.
nature q @ ". JAcksos will be the outside Of zach
bottle of hox.
In "fesrytoiys AlweHae" ruhlhhsd annually. you
viii hsl testimony and eomlnendatoFy nolees irom al
parts Of the country Thee Aimanses given away BY
all our sgsnts
BEWARE OF COUNTER FElTS.
See that you get Hoonands German Bitters, pre-
paredby Dr. c.M Jackson, Phila., Pa, and
his signature isno tho wrapper Of each b, tile.
q. T.. MERRICK,
Advertising aud Commercial Agent
NJ. W. II NILE,
Z. vANcAMP,
rols no. Agents
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

PRoFEssoR o. J. WooD: Dear Sir: Having had
the misfortune to lose the best portos Of my hair
from the effects Of the yellow fever, In New Orleans
In 1851. was induced to make a trial Of your
preparation, and found Il to the very thing
needed. My hair Is now thick and glossy, and No
words can express my obligations to you In giN,G
to the afflicted such TREASURE