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, 1860-11-16

AL q Jacob Russell and Mary H. Russell his WIFI
both OF the city OF Chicago and State ef Illinois did
execute aud deliver 10 the undersigned their certain
ndeature OF mortgage bearing datr the second day ol
July. a. D. EhQ TO secure the paynen. u \ certain
prnMissory note Of even date tesewtt given by tbe
aid Jacob Russell for the sum Of Fourteen Thousand
parable hre yeaFs after the date tha.e
sdnE that the interest thereon WHICH should be- atthe
ahle 1t said City gan III lsnston annusils to N
0n the second day OF January .us each IN every
year, which said m0tta.e Ia recorded In tie 1ecofdrr
01ec or Cook county. state OF Il!tno!s In b,,uk /. al
mortgages 1t page 641 zn whe:ra. sie 1T ha hret
made In the payment nj the la1ailrn. oi interest 1a
the second dty Ut January. lt and also In the nnF
ent or the Of tntcrcst ue the SECOND d5y
or July. ISL and both remain nnp.si:
Nov. therefore. Fnbc notice IN hereby rtyer tIst
the cit! OF Boston aud State Of sass,chu., srcprt
Ing TO the terms Of said mortgage ta h,r-bv irysrs
tho principal sl!n secured thereby be now due for
reason OF s1 default fn payment Of tneFt.t an tat
shall In puFtuahce and b. virtue tho power and
authority In me vested b. sa mortgage, and Tor ne
nse* And purposes therein expFrastd. Thnr~ay thc
thirteenth DIR Of December. \. II. iHp, at efevrr
ocock II the forencca Of eaid dav The north door
of the Court Hocsatn he c4ty Of Chicago eli at pub
tn satt mortgage Geacs.bed, TO Wit:
Ihnt Piece or parcel OF land known and deerYfb<d
as l9t four w. u bock seventeen tn tn ltscti. al
sccion nf1e t5) as!on the city or CAirx9o bttr0
eighty feet ts0i front on lci-.o ay pue and one oun.
dred aHd etshtr ftet s,t II dtp: the Aliry Ia the
fe6l aecordin- ~ the plan recorded In Coos county
RegAt!g with she dw stlln= oa.c and e!.rr improve.
ment. thereon. JAMES {. MERRILL.
N. fAskxh. Atsofney, ,o, Trtxsaa, AoEtgagea-
, 1860-11-16

ELL s. MANSFIELD.
L NANCYAc1CHkNs OF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFS
And Roofing Materials.
ONCE, No. II Dearborn Street Dearborn Block, CHI
caEo, Ill r. o. Box 1878.
From nine 5e2rs experience In this business IN CHI
cgo. We are enabled to lay Roofs and furnish mate
Halls in durability and quality and lie
tprpof Of the sate refer 10 bni1dnga
In tIs city where. for the &bore term or year, our
roofs have remained unfnturcd by the weather. DlFsE
ttoas for use sent With 81 country orders.
Ros7ngton. Architects; John so!l!tt naier NeEwen
Wilcox & ballard, Builders; J. E. Eotsford. Esq. NJ
=. Wilder. Esq Stiles Burton Etq, ~ T. Edwarda M
I.3nln Eco. se1adlk9xu
, 1860-11-16
LRga& ADVERTISEMENTS,

CTATE OF ILLINOIS. County Of
~ cook. sa-Ctzrutt Court Of Cook Coun,v ~" ~
sry Term 1si1 ChAgle& M4c2ii,ter Vs. Eillisn ~
rick Martha J. Hrr1ck. hta Wiz, and jacob Ncf+tct
An!daylt nf the son. restence u lillian D Eerri
Martha HeFrtck and Jacob iIcr1ck, guardian ~
q t4s CLERK Of sa4a Circuit Gonrt Of Cook Guuns,
Sotrc u hereby given IL the axsd William D. ierrs%
Martha i. Her1ck. hl- wife aud JHcub HeJYick rn.
diAn &C. tlst sad conplalnau,s Lied i'd bIli Of so
nlaa ~ saa Court On tas ClaAcery xl4s therrof IN
thsIeupon ssGed out Of aid Court aganst sad dc
llstl). a. Is by law required he1I
S"w unlea4 you Thy ssla non resident defendant,
Of Cook County, on ii, nF1t GsY of ibe ne.s @ouE
taessoi to he holden at Chicago in aid coan:y. ou
re asst AGnasy Or January ls md plead answer ~
tame and tae natter, and things therein CHARGED sn
sisd VIZ 90 aksn = suafeAsed. and dccrre rc;eted
aKaloat 9ca according to tf4 pF3ytf Of xxlif hlJi
WM l.. CHURCH Clerk
afARK l514s. Comprts Sorr noILutisiw
, 1860-11-16
AI ASTER'S SALE.-Statc of ILL
~ no!a. Cook County. s.s.-supertor Court at

III nois Cook County. s.s.-supertor Court of
Chicago. In Chauccry. Gcorgo Graham N. John
Fredefiek T1efkcf1.
Public notice IL hereby given. that in pursuance OF
tho x'th day Of September lsp frN scott ~ Master
The htxhest bidder fE cas On the 1hFtiEth shJ day
q Sosember: ls1 as ten o.cIuex u the forenoon
the city n Chicago. In said county of Cock al Of the
tight, tt!e and Interest Of the said defendant John
Frederick Tietsch. In aad TO the following described
real eate situate In tha county Of Cook aud STATS Of
ulnoia p Wit: Lots number thirty one sl and thir-
ty-tw0 {x,, In block a.. In 6aulp4on G1ten1 All.
doa to Chicago 80 rauch Of sAld premises ~ may
be necessary osatisy tho indebtedness dur complain
ant under t2t decree aud costs together with Mas.
terra ees eomHslnaA and disbursements on tnid .ait
Dated. November = 7sftl lEt SCOTT
Mister In Llancery of the Superior Court Of Chcao
, 1860-11-16

dhe above sass . postponed untl Monday yer 18th
1sf0. IT tho 11Mc hour nnd place
noGd.a. I'll JAMES o. UEYWnRTII 1for.xnses
, 1860-11-16

WE OFFER FOR SALE AT
w low prices.
500 Boxes soAp. 200 Boxea Starch
100 Kegs Eal Soda, 100 KeEs s. G. 6odA.
zoo Bo1e4 SAleratu4 25 Uoxea Petash
100 Boxes Concentrated Iye.
WILLIAM LITTLE CO.
10 South Water St.
SUGAR &C
80 Hhds Sugar. 100 Bb1s Sugar. so Bxa sueas.
100 Bb7s y. 7. srrup. 80 Bbls Holassea.
VII LITTLE 4 CO. II Eonth Eatet 81
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for John Rains; Calhoun Beuham, proxy for John g.
Ea'ylandTwm Hamilton, John COntee Levin wd-
ford, John Emory, T. l.. r. Hard castle Daniel Felds
Bradley johnson, William D. Bowie, CarvilIe STAN
bury
Fennsylrania NJ Reilly, v. /. Br.dsora Cen y
Henry, L. c Evans, Geo. II. Martin, H. A. GUERNSEY. r.
Lauer, H. H Dent A. j. Gossbrenner, Arnold Piummsr,
Louisiama.-R A. Hunter, Richard Taylor, Z. IAserrs.
John Tareton, +. II. Hatch D. d. withers H. C. down..
n ras; ansp2 Gordon StS o.s s.
dale, W s. Barry, W. s. Wilson " 3 feathersson, 9.
Ovegon~iansing stout, J. F. Iamerics, Isaac }. So
vens Justis steinbsrger H. B. Crosbee, A. r Dennisoe
North Carolina.-wm. lands, W. ". Avery, lott ".
ton samSe .I HIM. = GTsen, Columbus Mis- "
Ashe, c. A: Foster Bedford J. Brown, r. r. Bridges,
FIorida-James B. Owens, w. D. Barns, Joseph John
Williams, B. r. WardAw Geo. W. Call, Chas T. DYKE
N. Baker.
Atkins, ". L. McIelland, Alfred Robb James D. Thomas,
Daniel Donelson, Thomas NeRiers, John d. Riley, j. B.
hn W. ndss~
John K Howard, c. Waugh.
Massachusetts,; Cushing, James I. Whitney, v.
C. N. Swift w. Leland, Alexander Lincoln, Bradford l.
Wales, Isaac II Wright James Riley, Benjamin Halett,
George LoriDg, E. S Williams, George johnson, Beaja-
min n Butler, Abuah w. Chaplin, David W. Carpenter,
Arkansas P johnson, De Rosig Carroll, Robert ".
johnson, T. c. Hindman John A. Jordan John J. Stir
man, Josiah Gould, Van II. Manning, F. W. Headley.
Ke7ucky-Richard NJ J. Mason, Lafayette Green, Jas
G. Leach, John Dshman, Colberd Cecil, James B Beck
D. ". Quarles Robert Gale, Robert NJ Keap John Ken
drick. rr..s.s-f
1ia,ama.-L P. Walker, A. B Meek: H; D: Smith, v.
L. Yancey, F. s. Lyon, W. NJ Brooks, r. G. Scott, J. W.
Portis n H. R. Dawson, I. j. Burnett, Eli s. Shorter, J.
c. b. MITCHELL w. G. Penick, A. 8. Van de Graf, l. T.
Moore E. W. Kennedy Robt 7. Scott, r. Chapman, Win
field Mason, Alexander Suodgrass, J. T. Bradford, W. r.
Browne, W. H. Forney, D. W. Brozeman.
Teras.-Guy NJ Bryan, II. r. Runnels, F. s. Stockdale,
F. r. Lubbock J. + Crosby, Tom p. Ochiltree.
Aiwomi.-C. G. Corwin, W. J. Nellie ney.
The number Of delegates reported the Convention By
the Committee Credentials greatly dsproportoned
TO the for its candidates Messrs. Breckenridge and
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NEW yoRK TO TIE WHITE fMoUHrArNs Ann ,Arp
emrhrc@eST direes wa Couneccu. liver valley 50
!. the New yo.t ana New hAvrn Railroad cscs. rwsssS
sevsnth 0esk n. ". ' -
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Tbs scccdcrs from this State avoided trial before
regular Convention OF the democratic party but called
cboecu-dc,crstes whose duty and Office had cx.
pircd--to rcasscmblc nj Baton Rouge, and repre-
sent the democracy In circumstances not contem-
plated at the time Of their appointment mere "runp
Of those delegates did ressscmblc, without authority
from the people, and reappontcd the seceders ~ dele
gates 10 the Democratic National Convention at Bit-
and also appointed them as delegates 90 the Con-
vcntiou nj Richmond.
Meanwhile. In pursuance OF a call from several demo
cratic associations In New Orleans, sanctioned by tho
representative Of Louisiana in the National D cretic
Committee the democracy OF the state assembled In
vcnion at Donadsonvillc, by delegates Immediately
chosen from the people, and rcpudiang the secdcrs
unfaithful appointed delegation, accredited solely
10 the Democratic National Convcation at Baltimore
AfARANA
In this state the committee appointed at Montgomery,
in January 1850 for the purpose of carrying into ct
the heme Of secession then medtated and Afterwards
accomplished at Charleston, assembled a convention In
pursuance Of the original design or. % they declared
TO consider what best to be done. Whsrcupon oh
democracy Of Alabama. sensible that the Montgomery
Convention had abused its trust In assuming attitude
denounced thai com nttee a. an integral part OF the
scheme meditated and accomplished, and thereupou
declined 10 be governed by s advice. On the contrary
accordance with the usage In that state, the demo-
cracy OF the several counties called on each other by
county meetings 10 appoint delegates 10 democratic
state convention, at Montgomery, 10 nil the vacancies
from Aabana In the National Convention caused by the
secession Charleston. This convention Of the demo-
cracy Of Alabama regularly assembled and appointed
a full delegation, accredited TO Baltimore only.
Tie other convention proceeded, nevertheless 10 ap-
poInt another delegation (ncludiDg the most prominent
seceders), accredited equally 70 Baltimore and 10
Richmond.
suly ri. ~ a,.rgrr.slcu q nj. rsso,.lcn BY ..
tou ~ch n.rtucei By Mr. Church O. New Sors, was
Re- yea issi ,Ss er -eps % all peors claiming
In tbs made NJ BY the secessi q delegates
~. .s r a. rssss 20 ersrnae the sane sSS
rrpor lse names .. the 9ersoss ea.i-i W such sess
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-30
DR.. Smiths Bensiey Water Cure anC
uOiorpathic Institution.

Established Tor tlc cure uf ai rufllie Diseases. F..
pecidIy have uur patients been, or thc pa-t we r.
OF those Athlete With EheuuaNsfn, fnGtmmato.y and
Car,uc. Cu.ls aud Fever, uyspepan nud Consump
Piles, Spinal Affections, Uterine Ueausearuts 4na
Nervous Debility.
Reader, 10 you wont 90 Doe restored te h,7lih, arl
know hos o. hecp yours f ana other. w.I' Arc}oG
a ciergyWauf alavvrrY merchautF irirh"rf an
Rrtlst7 mHu ot tt.r-? Are you mechanic ? Tar.
mcr9 miner7 stuicutg AIe Jn1 q scN woman,
worn down with work. or family clrgsf or gin, Dele
cate, ncrvuu. from study, aut prc1.spoeei to cou-
sumpiiouf fn1 mny r,iF on % UAt Wefe "a h'
place in California where al your pc ul ar aii tiious
can Dee So n-1ihuIy tre4ts fn1 hone comforts 90
iudiy supplied as at the Institution aud home OF DR.
Smith.
the first euary chartered uydrop1th.c Or iiygeio
Tbernput.e) Medical College Zoo Che world. aud ltst 90
establish ma Institution ou The Pacific coast, basel
upon the principles oi hyEcnc medication at therein
tanght.
Those who have been dcctorns under the "old
school, with poaln drugs, l0r weeks months and
years. ami have not been d Bud wish the benefits
Of "a more rtuoul system. may Dee assured that Ur.
Smith Is The lt7f authority u I've State. lie has treat
ed two hundred and hi' patients 90 his lust'u-
ton wlthiuihe past year both male aud female, with
uuparalclci success SIX ~ Che number had been
given up by their rhtscian iucurale, who we're by
bis varied applications and remedies restored Co good
health, besides performing many cures through home
treatment by advice. Every lady treated at the In
sututou, Tor spinal complaints, nervous weakncsse,
or uterine derHngcmruts returned home either wei
rapidly recovering, having learned how TO complete
the cure, and keep well IN the future.
The Electro Chemical warm bath IN connection will
Water Cure is The only means by which the stem ca
be specially aud permanently udOt mercury and POI
tonuus drug diseases.
Friends Of medical and dictecal reform are invite
20 visit the Institution and II they DESIRE can durn
their stay in the city, be pesantly accommodated.
TEaNs-noderate Consultation free, verbal or b
letter
tB- Circulars seat on application free of postar,
ull3-my d&w BARLOwJ. SMITH, NJ. ..
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$lOO,OOO.

e5Y~ TICKETS in any Of these and earr,. :,
may be obtained from TEN TO PTPTrsv nr
AFTER THE DRAWING TAKES PLACE '
purchaser will consequently have to hold n, @' "'
only eight or ten days before he will ,OyUc''
DRAWINGS, which viii be published in ,...,.
the most prominent San Francisco nevsp,o,, -,
file of the New York papers, containing r.ri,..'
Of all of said drawings, can be found at
Wood, Eddy GG Co.'s Lottery OF,
No. 9S Montgomery street, Rooms Nos. . ,,n
over Freeman & Co.'s Express, SAN FRASclscO
HALVES. ...s...... ..-.................. 5n
QUARTERS .......-.. Observation-Disclosures. an
~" ORDERS FOR TICKETS OR CIRculARs, Shown,
the plan of the Lotteries, and how the Prizes A.,
awarded, will be sent TO any one desrous Of recely,
them. Enclosures of $40 and upwards, may \
made by either of the Express companies, at the sI
pense and risk of WOOD, EDDY CO., and PRIZE
WILL BE CASilED at san Francisco. All commI
nicatons strictly confidential.
Address
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-30
One Million Gallons. in Barrels and
(nAna- AnII q nnIlnIIM- %
TURN EEg'S
EXTRA RASPBERRY SYRUP
NT ANUFACrURED from Pure Juice Of Rasuber
We res and is equal any article of the kind here
tolore introduced

Some Of the reasons why Turner'S Ginger Wine,
Cordals, Biters, Syrups, &c, are better than any
others ia Che United States:
First-We have three Of the largest manulactores
Of the Kind ia the world.
One at New Works
One at Buffalo, New York;
Aud the Sd at san Francisco, CAL,
Built specially for our business in The most complete
manner in every particular.
Secondly-We can and do have every ADVANTAGE
that money can purchase convenience could lacili
tate.
Our goods are manufactured from the very best ma
terials, vita the utmost care, and the leading aru
ces of the Kind throughout every State in the Union,
China, Sandwich Islands, and including almost every
place where the Ans0 Saxon race are represented
Wehave constantly on hand, and for sale in guam
Titles T. suit
Cling Vine, Forest Wine Bitters,
Blackberry Brandy, SlrsHparills Soda,
Cherry Brandy, Wurmwood tiers,
Wormwood Cordial, Vegetable Btters,
Cherry Cordial, Stomach Bllters,
Ha~lb rry syrup, Stoughton Btters,
Lemon syrup, Spice uitters
Orgcut syrup, Extract Raspberry Syrup,
Gum syrup, AnisCtte,
Coloring Curpeoa,
Ah-ynthe, Kershenwasscr,
AuisadO, NeruOuth,
Aromatic Schuapps, Is .ence OF Lemon,
Essence of Pepperm. ut, Essence of Jamaica Ginger
Rosenchie15' Bittcrs &c. ap2l3n
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-30
Fifty Dollars for the Season.

Tie above Horses were imported by the undeTssl
ed being chosen from the best stock Of the eastern
States They are Trotters selected with special asl
ton to beauty. strength and speed, and are W.
worthy the attention Of lovers of thorough bred We
All charges to be paid when Mares are taken i,3a
the ranch Mares can be left at the Pacific s5a1
Second street, between K and L, Sacramento Gy3
Pasturage at the rate of ~ per month. All MaTe u
taken away when the season is over will be chaissu
per month pasturage.
The Season will commence on March 9a:s enI'
August lst. r. WERNER,
tnh17 9rn sacramea0
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-30

YESHEY regulat. and prepare the stomach to re.
a ceve and digest food in heelthy manner, Civ
ing aclon to the Liver by removing the sccrced
Bile, allowngth Body its natural strength. 1T is
very essential for persons of every condition
In ie to be careful and keep their gestive Organs
In good order. BY doing this, they will be proof
against any, or ALL Ofthe prevailing Diseases incident
to the der Mt climates, no matter what the tenpe,a-
ture OF the sR e." These Bitters to do this
in every case, if taken according TO directions.
There are thousands of small arteries and avenues
in the human frame, leading TO aud depending upon
the gastric juices produced by the stomach for the
support OF the whole body. II the stomach is diseas
ed sure v it cannot do its work. Consequently the
body must be fed from unprepared and unnUtural
saliva, sowing corruption throughout the whole sys-
ttm Bat the stomach is kept in order, the created
saliva gots TO enrich the blood, giving a natural
freshness to the counteuance, and strengthing the
whole frame.
We desire any and every person using the Bitters
show them to- and ask the opinion OF, their conf
DENTAL family Phy stefan in regard to the merits Of the
runners Forest Vyinc Bitters >,
Arc sure to regulate the stomach, the main avenue
the whole body;
Are sure To couuteroct Bilousness, when in a mala-
rous climate;
Are sure to agree with he most akly, as well as the
most robust person;
Are sure TO create a good appetite
Are very pleasant to the taste as beverages;
Are economical and cheap.
An Travellers should carry these btters with them to
prevent Hlousness and Fevcrs, caused by
changes OF climate and water
Semen should carry thcm to prevent Scuryy, ship
Fever and the Ike, when they are deprived Of
cooling nutritious Veget bes.
All persons OF sedennry habits, who cannot rest at
night should take them before going 10 bed, s foul
and disaranged stomach always produces nervous
Irritation ol the muscular glands, causing sleepess
uight) They assist the stomach to perform its natUr
al pow rrs, all ,wng the patient to rest with compos
ure. They are a very rich, nutritious Wine, formed
by The addition of nine different kinds of roots, bark5
and herbs making very palateable well as OF
the most nourishuble Bitlers TN the known world.
There neyr has been any riele introduced that
has gained such universal confidence, and been so
hiehy opplauded by the public, these Baters They
have been in about years and the sale has in
creased much, that itnjw takes three large build
mgs, covering nine lots OF ground, TO do their
business.
For the better protection Of The public, (aner this
date, April l5h) we have Tor % LABEL, splendid and
very expansive Steel Engraving, with the po trait OF
ca h member Of our firm, maknga perfect guarantee
against c0unteriets or limitations Of the genuine ar
tcle.
Nj B.-Hereafter our FOREST WINE Differs
VIII be manufactured from White Wine, which makes
decided nnprovs@isiit. unequelled by any other Bit
tcrs in the United States.
Sold Wholesale by
TURNER EVOEEHEBS,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-30
TURNER'S GINGER WINE.

TEyEEFS ARTICLE IS prepared from PURE WHITE
z WINE and Jam1ca Ginger Root, IN such man
to form the best and most pleasant tonic ever
ntrrduced and is an Invaluable remedy flr DNspep-
sia, Indigestion, and for all diseases where gentle
stlmulant required, to bring the system into healthy
action.
One Million Gallons. in Barrels and
Cases, sold Annually,
Throughout The World thereby proving its USECUALED
and USRtvALED merits thas received the upproba-
ton OF the Medical Faculty throughout the United
States, and wherever known.
We caution all consumers Of GINGER WINE 70 ex-
anime the label, nome are genJue exc pt such as
have on them our engraved portraits in orcif, SUR
rounded b. The following superocrp ion: TURN RS
GINGER WINE prepared by Turner Brothers, New
York; Buffalo, New York; ana San Francisco, Caiior
mia. ap2l-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-30
MI p. E:g- -E Is EaR.
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEVLHJB g BRO,
h street, bctceea Sirth. and Seuenh streets
Sacramento, Cci.
SCULPTURE Busts, statues, Monuments, Tombs
- AMI Grave stones Mantle Pieces, table and coun-
ter tops, Sc &c constantly hand, made TO order
~ the shortest notice
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
n d p. J. d. & Bro. have received Diplomas and
Gold Medals at the several State Fairs from the
Mechanics Institute. irnS-f
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-30
DESCRIPTION.

RATTLE R is a dark bay, tands 16 handshla
weighs 200 pounds, and is years old sired by M
celebrated 1t citing Stallion. Rather, he by Sir Henri
sir Henry by Henry, Henry by Young Leonidas and
he by Imported Leonidas. dam Of Young Rather NIL
rod Mare, by Bishops Hamiltonan. He has taken To
First Premium for TrOttng Stations, at the State Fan
for the past two years
In his race of two miles, to harness, with Honel
John, at San Francisco, on the 2st Of January ls&
he made The second heat in 5:l2, and the last mile
the heat in 2;34, being the best time ever made DI@
Stallion in two mile race.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-30


CO. S ssgon Iah05Ps ihs 8Iss 5d3 ey asd souny Of
me- VIM O. Jewett, Notary Public a.. a D. ls56, Sa S..a
dia dd y T. Dahlee known to me, Who btSn ap
here%PS hq SgPOse sna6 s59 ~ say that the cone6 qs duly @
In witness whereof have herenr,. e'i
allied my official seal, the day AMY setmy hand
written lL's'l WIN. c. JEWETT Ea,s EsSr first ss, N,
o.,..., SpermatOrrhoea. f'SIc
s,,,,5d W5 iocal Weakness nervous debiI1y ,on
ard @capaSy ss for S' 'h3 i"bdr es es ana Back pR
rehenson, loss Of memory. aversicr' dullntsso Of
o. solitude, undity se'fdstrust diz,ro' No 'ocdy.
of gy9lu@,sry ,he iGisSharges pains in i6aIs, he s
ites in man are cured BY the isiIy o. or ohers.
can ana SURGEON, L. J. Czupkay His Hiissroraiod li,.
ring diseases IS new, unknown 10 81. mehod 5f"
'ne gre", success AL consultations by la
Aidre,s GI%ise' nee C7,D, '0sfGos
mch30-om ~"N Ianclsco n,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-30
DD.GASSNER.

Care Of WooD, EDDY Co.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Remember that we are selling our tickets aas
regular States prices, and no advance as other Latte
rles. nOvS.y
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-30

The SINGLE NUMBER TOTrp,,u.
authorized by the State Of Geory,,
Draw every sATURDAY-also one Grand s,
per month-with capital pri1. of Nh'Sl