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Young DaWkins married lady for her money
but cannot touch it till she dies. and he treats her
very badly on account OF what he calls her g an
!ustlfiahle longeVity.2 The other day Mrs. Daw-
kins, finding herself ill., sent for Il doctor, and de-
elared her belief that she was poiaoaed, and that
D2wkins had done it. 9 | didn't do it, shouted
nawk'ns; : its all gammon-she isn't poisoned!
Willing.H
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FRoH TALLADEGA.--T The Democratic Watcll-
tower, Of the 5th inst. in noticing the insnrree.

FRoH TAELADEaA.--T The Democratic Watcll-
tower, Of the 5th inst in noticing the insurrcc.
tionary plot lately developed in that county, says !:
For several days past the Vigilance Committee
have been patiently but indnstrously Investigate
lng the testimony OF the many negroes who were
harshy Or ubjustly towards any one implicated or
suspected, but they are actuated by a sense of
Justice to all II Is gratifying to gerceye this for
under such circumstances, aggrag1tng as they are,
men are apt to act hastily. and excite unnecessary
alarm in the community. Even the unknown party
Who took the wretehed Mahan Cor Paine as lie is
better known) from his prison last week, and hing
just discrimination. The other white man in pri
son, steadham,, was almost equally guilty with
Paine, but as there was legal testimony against
Stcadham, they preferred to let the law have its
course; there being no legal testimony against
Paine, but every moral evidence that he vas guilty
he was hanged undcrthe necessity and exigency OF
the circumstances, despite of the technielliGs of
the law,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-13

An old Roaker in Boston being found in the gut
! tef one rainy night The water making a clear
breach over him from head TO heels was asked h
passer-by what lie was doing there? "Oh,f
said 4e, . agTc1d 10 meet a maa here.a
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p9ZEnsAN'S HOSPITAL
no. 30 BARoNaE STREET New Orleans,
NearG1s GarroIltou Railroad Terdlnus.

DR.. N. BazEMAN, Gate q Montgomery. kla) having 10.
sfed Ia New Orleans takes tis Of Announcing hin
eSdness pgseten and 10 recss pae mo his private hos.
it&i The building he Las fttud 9p hosnsi Is admirably
adapted the purpose EEa being Stted such convenient
GaG desirable part Of tha @ tnat 10 feels Narrated saying
fiat IL affords unasual advantages
Ts oms are enarals large aud airy, and have all under.
gone Tia. cugh repair.
Both whites and blacks admitted
Ta rates Of board will depend upon the kind Of acconnoda.
tonH required All surgical operations charged extra Once
. the hnilhing. falE lvkW
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4 good country minister in the vi,la,,a os
in this State lately prayed fergently tor tboss Il
ms G,ohsEegatinp, who were Toe proud to kpee an4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-13

solJoncs was a stage driver for many years before
railroads had become plentiful and he has followed
various occupations since. His principal employ
ment now is drinking strong liquors, and his nose
reflects constantly the bonfire. A few days since
called for brandy. The deeanter was handed To
him, and he poured out glassfull. With look
of aversion at the water pump, near which he was
at the time standing he tossed oil the brandy and
disgust upon his humorous eountenance. ANY.
thing the matter with the hrandy9n incurred fbe
bartender Yes, , was the sruif reply. "What
ais i Z! asked Boniiaee. "Why,r said Sol, 9T
can taste the water in i'll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-13

GETTING IN WHEAT IN WISCONSIN, gentleman
Of this city a few weeks ago went out into Wal
worth county to transact some business. At that
time the country was absorbed entirely in the Sc,
curing Of the harvest, and the gentleman had a
great deal of trouble in finding any body /" to
home" We will let him tell his own story:
stopped az the house of my friend B., and
knocked all the skin of my knucklcs at his front
door, but could not start any body, and Just az |
was going away passer by, in answer TO my in.
qtiry said that " B = was getting in his wheat y
then went over into another part of the town, to
where an Old schooimate, Squire R, resided.
walked in at the open door, sat down in tho par.
ior few minutes, and no one appearing walked
up stairs and down, but could nj find a soul
When got around on the porch again, the same
fellow came along who had answered my question
before, and hailed him:
Is the Squire in town2'i
Getting in his wheat, | reGkon.a
Well, where is his laly2'
She's helping the Squire
And the young adies!'t
"Gotting in the wheat, stranger you'll find sem
all i'll the field about a mile from here
then concluded would try the hotel, and car
ried my carpot,bag back to the public house.
There was a notice on the door saying that the
house was closed for week, as the proprietor
was getting in his wheat Things began to look
desperate now. | had carried my carpet bag
about five miles already in the hot sun, and it was
growing momentarily heavier. So when | saw a
boy coming towards the house, ] made up nv
mind to give him dollar to carry it for me. /
was somewhat surprised, however, when in reply
10 my offer, he grated his digits at the extremity
of his nasal projection, and guessed I'd have to
wait till dad got his wheat in
Az this stage OF the proceedings | resolved to
walk to the first house saw, and demand in tho
name Of civilization, the hospitality due TO n
traveller As the house happened to be board
ing school for young ladies' / was fortunate
enough to secure nights rest, and the next day
not being able TO see anybody but young ladies' as
everybody was getting in his wheat, loft for
home; resolved never to return there when people
were harvesting. LMilwaukee Sentinel 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-13

An eIiigy of John Brown was suspended by the
neck on Friday night last from Lincoln banner
which Il stretched aeross AIGin street. ia Nilseg.
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VOLUME XIII.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


y ure vi the Committees Finance And Sire and Land.
nEs, lhclSby give notice hat on TUESDAY 18th September
1850 W.. iGadudicac my Office IL o'clock H. the
tract Na l. under the above resolution Of the Common Council
wits
contract for constructing brick s!dcwa bordered by
stores and wooden Cutters both sides Of spanade street
fresh DJrlscDGi3 Broad streets.
The same To a dOuc in accordance with Specifications N
he Surveyors Office and huGoiost pbscd in tie official
JoHrta
au;D 1T V. DUPIEEsIS Comptroller.
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g IL. WYEMuIrS PLANTERS, k5aTEcNtrErTl
- OoRD-W 0OD GUTTER,

The exclusive patent rights the above been purchased
by comsny Of gentlemen of the city Of Orleans for IN
States of LoSiian Mississippi Alabama Arkansas Tenresseo
Florida Texas and sOuh 6arona. All parties wishing to pur
chase parish comfy State rights mncbney can
obtain the BY applying 70 The uaderagnsd whos sale
sgent for ths above company.
No. IS Raishez street, New Orenus
Martin Gordon, Jr.. NJ S,
gcr Ascension I Or. G. W eampbe Ibsryt'e, La ;cap.
tsin J, 9. Landry n, o. % O. soReri, n o. O. p iire 81
James myS1ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-13

CENSUS FuN.-Ihe Reporter OF the CineinnatI
Gazette gets off the following:
do you live here, sirsn said Marshal with
a book and pencil in haad, suddenly aecosting
son of the Green Isle in one of the country dis
tricts
Why thin, bad luck TO ycz, every day you sec
wooden pawn stone, ye impeltinent spalpeea''
ed. !" Where else would live but in ne Owl house.
an isn't me own house me castes What right has
the likes O. ye spying round widoul so much as
sayin' by yer lave u
"My dear SIR said the Marshal, 81 don't want
to trouble You but am the census Eaker and 4
came here to get your family
- The StnSiS taker, is yeZ! More Hikes reg a "
tetaer on me. Then ye'l take my fan,iig.may be
because ye haven't the likes o. thom.i
= don't want your family said the in1Diaeable
census taker, g but the names and number OF the
Members
An is that all ye want? - sail The Islander.
somewhat mollitied. ''Why the diri didn't ye say
50 at first! I'd tell it while cat I'D be ATTN
mhap.orth IA II O butter, Let me see, scratching his
head,) there's neself and Bridget-that's one15-
You and Bridget are two,r interrupted Mr..
Marshal.
More o. your assuranee,'' said Pat q Do ye
know bettersn the praiste? Diduit he tell MS in
ould Ireland, the night ne were married, that we
We're 0nef
f" Well, we'll what about the Others
"Well, thin, there's the litt|e 'uas and Bnrny.
nd Mike, nd Kate, n tho two that's dead, n The
pig, n the oud mare, NJ
:" ThatfR do, sin. y exclaimed Mr. Marsfal, who
became thoroughly alarmed: g good iaY."
! Good day. and somethins worse p hetser y
ye. Maybe YEN take sonathin' 10 dTiah -
Bnt tie Marshal Ind vaHishtd bnt little wiser
than before he locked into Pats shaats.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-13

NEW tlAggS, CoSN., sept l2.-The Connecticut
BreckinFidge State Convention, which assembled
4 resolution Wa offered and adootcd instruoting
the electors at large to vote for BreckinTidge, II
they could eject hm; otherwise for any national
man WHO stands the best chance Of beating Lin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-13
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
The New Orleans Mail.

WAsltlSGloT, Sept. --Postmaster-G General Holt
and others in the I'ost-Ofice Department are con
sidering and trying to remedy, if possible, the
failures Of the New Orleans mails, which very
frequent @. ....
They are en1eayoring TO arrange it so the mails
can come tlrnunh within schnLnn tiu1n.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-13
WAS hronsht to .he CITY polIee Jail o!

WAS brought to the, Ctty Police Jail on
w iL ~ Of SrIGmbrr, 1851 The aa ttiii boy JASNl}sk
says he belongs to Mt lhsuoni lny, NhUees four miles
ai3yc nonalfgnsi ~ tio frrt = rclaa A2 spgubs
English ana little FEtGch, as typ upper 0n teeth missing
H lnE"Fa fut of weaE saatsr anai, aEn aDeai y
srare.
The will call md Claim ls property according lay
MIGUEL llHRNiSBEH, Jr,
m0 ..I@.. ..m..~. Keeper Of Cty Police jail.
ALFRED A, pUGEGS z
ee12 HIT CLERK nf CBruntro'lFr.
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R9'.ai a s iga, s q H. M %is,9s 5 4 r. s3 g e
then living in Nuore Miss me- fngs sold l tf 4tler1o
Size heard ayin- Of him since md consequently
has thi nnd agreeable lqe, aga Is ascd b1ut 10 years.
- 'N-'' M '1- NiGTEI HsRE ANnF2, 5r
- Keeper Of City Police Jail
HLFRED A. pUCRos,
yNAs hro..ght % the tity police Jafi o..
~. ~ ~ @ NJ 4 "a A9F 5 5s 5@ s vo gF y h9y Ax9o&I ,6t
@ r. y Gls s9 "a = I Ii ] + tes : % 9ac ILL., a 5 is'i has
Thsognc wI ca aad eIq!a IS p5o according to law.
Keeper ol Gilv Police jail
''sst5'5='s s' f.s'a''' % &LiFNEp A. DucRos.
sci l5t Cletk of 6onp'f9llcr.
WAS brought TO tho cit,- Police .TaiI ON
u toaPE ssias, @ II ss5 @ + 8, X
@ ss9 dl f a i g f Is yc. es'i'
'' ~. s@ &tdr& if' u i a4 nv"
i!essiste'ed selteaRg5S D i21 s1,,-,v.,, nt-,,.g..
sytl1t Gletls tlsefeqmRT9llez.
WAS hroushr u, me uisy .Poiiey Jeil y,
e s.l.@5 = r w. y ~ 0 aa US aa e P. s
b4F tl ,ae= gf,gi 5 M a M y a. e. Il ag9l W %2Hrs:
MIGUEL IlERS ANnII 1e.
z,.z.zs,,=,ezo Keeps, q CRY feiss lMi.
a,r. ALFRED n IN, REGRt9s stl5
yyP :. z -. =. 1.Et. t,,s- Y=.,
w ne i d Si5sst 1850 The riI oy Gii'SITs vie
tcloue Mr.. hnY who lises IN sHnntryiP MissisSippi
s @ r. . e5s . lf,s 1fi M G,'e %Gt F.t' httN8tt s7o9
The owner VIII call aud claim hts property according law
MIGUEL HERSANbhh. JE.,
i,o,,stsrsd ,.t % 1seo heepeFos WY iol'ce Jat'
ALFRED A. pUcRpR,
aa3l 15t 5t eIeTf Of Comptroler.
NxrkS I,roue,,t do thc ttv Polirc y.tl on,
w 9Th Aetst 1860, the black boy SAM SAYS he he
3ngs 9 Sf Richafa F?oe wh2 Hyss "sggt iailsS aoys
Tbs eat claim his property according law.
idldl Ell HIN m; ANPt#H, - il,, j !. NJ, -,
Registered August "a 1850 - ~'s- y'''e -
ALFRED \; ntGRns,
=--- N!s2 .ot ------------- 8leIs q Geh!p9"lt.
w H. s sa 30 he ,fa 1 oniiS 81 liza saSa S
sc iSet Inches hsL, ha good tysb and Is aged ago i
sGfis Tfs owner wiz call and clam his property according to law
y = - = ESeper tr . Of Cify f fSice Jail
Registered August %, 1850 ,,,- Ii.cDos
,nao II. AhFHEp ai ailt III Noft2s, - tJ,t,,in,
was bFousnt TO the CITY. PelIeo jan ON
longs 10 Nh Hay wood WHO lives in Garrol,on la lie is
feGt nehes l' ias n fare saaF oh ie lett arm and
s aged abot Il 's ''s ~ NV '''
Tie o8uer VIII call canl his property according to lnw
III 'tt' iiisS I5Hz, = ~ ~ = *, Il IN n it, Jf
Registered 4ng15st 81 i5;D f y ' W. ~
ALFRED 4. buGRoS,
ntt3 lot Clerk q Comptroller
DuE.JAISn tg,A.sF,FsS-YtII.F3ER
ID
Ti,,,,, t,,s 81 t,o,sts I,otei
The undersigned segs pubc he hss
orened BIIIAED SAIEsR0OMa the above place, whsre
he intends IN keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES,
trca the celebrated iianufactory of j. W. BRUNSWICK
BEo., Cincinnati, ofall descriptions an6prires; such
ROSEWOOD,
BlRG4 EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
With Marble, Slate or Wood Bed AiRo Baghelte Taalas
and Bas Pool Boards Sashons Cloths Cues, Pockets 0ne
eeh1z Zen Fin Bats and everything afpertRinng to Sf
Hards 81 other games.
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, sept. 12.--Thc regular
Democratic Convention was abandoned to the
Donglas men by tile other wing.
Hon. Erasmus y. Beach was nominated Coy
ernor by acclamati0n. .-..
After The adoption of several resolutions, Tie
Convention adjourned Sine die.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-13

w A. hTUtsS5ht to t.1e Gtty Police Jail
~ tha2h j VI August lsQt the -r h2S GGSIEs says he
tcoueS Mr. hHh, who likes IN SurtryiP MissisSippi
iie Is tRt INCHES high Ghe tUc Alc Intelligent gRod
cnuntsnaHcc. ard is aged about II yegrs.
The viii t and eain ts property according 70 ln
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JE.,
Keeper Of City foiica Jail,
Registered August 60, 1860 -
ALFRED A. pUcROR, zN "
aU3l 15t clerk of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-13

MAS brought DO the ity Police Jail on
w 9Th s69, the black boy SAM SAYS he he
longs Mr.. Richard Fooe, who lives about miles aboye
Aaen Mississippi He is feet inches high is crippled lie
the lett leg wears heavy goatce and aged about y years.
Tbs will earl and claim his property according law
;MIGI Ell HERNANDEZ JR.,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered August %, 1860
ALFRED 4. nUCROS,
au.D lot Clerk Of Comptroller,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28
NOTICE.
AN ORDINANCE, to

An ORDINANCE, to amend Section 6, Of
~ Article list Of the Codihed Ordinance Of the city
OF Marysvile.
The Common Council OF Marysylae do ordain as
follows
Section G. The city Printer annually to be selected
by the Common Council, shall publish except at his
option Snnay's daily newspaper in said city and
it shall be his duty
First To print and publish in sqd Newspaper, al
Ordina resolutions and contracts, whether before
or after being proved or pa sed, and to print and
publish all notices hand bills. posters, advertisements
reports and messages of the corporation officers, and
al other matter which now is or VII ch may be here
after required by law, or by any ordnance resolution
or motion Of the Common Council to be pGnted, pub
Hshed and done.
Second, To print, publish and bind the Ordinances
OF the city when the same shall have been codfed and
presented to him by the city Attorney or city Clerk
whenever required by the Council, and in book form
similar 70 lhe book oil Codihed Ordinances in use
by the Council, with marginal notes TO prut andpnb
hsh in said book 4 Ordinances the city Charter and
all amendments thereto and the standing rules AID
orders for the government OF the Council and anv otb
or matter thing that may be required by the Conn
Gil to be printed and published in said book OF Ordi-
nances and to furnish all labor and materials
ssary for the same.
Third. To publish all advertisements and notices FOR
the sale ofproperty, for all taxes and assessments
and no charge shall be made therefor against the
property 50 advertised, or the owner thereof.
Fourth. To furnish the materials and to print and
bind in such book form may be required by the
poraon officers all blank licenses, warrants and re-
eeps, whenever ordered by the said officers and also
10 print end furnish all blanks required in the Recor-
ders Court and by the corporation officers.
The city Printer shall receive for such services OF
printing and Publication, and for All labor and mate.
rsls Furnished by him and for all other duties and
work done by lin, snch city Printer such sum, to
be paid quarterly the Common Council shall con-
tract for MOTTO exceed eight hundred dollars per
mum.
AHOrdlnanees, or parts Of Ordinances, conflict
with this Ordinance be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
This Ordinance shall take effect from and after Its
passage.
The above and foregoing is m Ordinance introduced
into the Common Council Of the city Of Marvsye al
It's mee,lngs the llt Of March passed Rrss and SEQ
published.
hihls t. PARISH, City oierk.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28
SUMMONS.


STATE Of California, county of Yuba ss-Dis-
- trict Court, Tenth Judicial District The people
OF the state of California, to Ruben Middleton and
a. W. Riley, co-partners nnder the name and style OF
Middleton Riley, Greeting; You are hereby re-
qnlred to appear In an action commenced against
you, as Def ndants, by Geo A. Q. Grinth Plaintiff,
in the District Court of the Tenth Judicial District in
and for the county of Yuba, State of California, and
answer the complaint therein, (Which is on file with
the Clark OF said couny) within ten days after SER
vice upon you Of this Summons, Exclusive Of the day
Of serYice,) If served in SAID county Of Yuba, or
twenty days If served out of said county but in the
Tenth Judicial District of the State of California or
forty days If served out of said District but within
the State judgment by default will be taken against
you, according to the prayer of the said complaint.
The said action brought to recover the sum Of eight
hundred dollars with interest thereon at the rate Of
two per cent per month from The first day of Febu.
rnary 1888, alleged by said Plaintiff in his said com
plaint to be due from you to him on certain pronis
sorry note executed by you and delivered on the first
day OF Feburary, 1888, to one II, NJ. Dinsmore, and
by the said DinmOre sold, assigned and trans To
this plantin as set out in said complaints and If Won
fail to answer said complaint, the said PantiG will
take judgment for the said aud interest besides
costs.
:'''': Given under my hand and the Seal of said
IL s.. Court, this twenty fourth day of December
:..... A. D., 1859.
WM. sIIARKEY,
Clerk Of the District Court in and for the o. of Yba
BY j. McO. REARDAN,
ueezo-l@"eh' Deputy Clerk.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28

State Of California, city and county, =, G
co, ss.-On this 31st day Of july A. n 1ea 1s Francis
me, VIM. Q. Jewett Notary Public, personally, before
ed D. j. Dahlee, known to me, who beng d,y Appear.
did depose and say, that the contents Ty of sworn,
herewith signed by him are true 'U ol the card
In witness whereof have hereunto setn
alied my official seal, the day and vear nand and
written. Il. 81 WM G. JEWETT, Notarv 81 81 above
SpermatOTThOea,
Or LOCAL weaSness, nervous debility, low spy,,,
and ncapabiity for labor and study dpIi position
rehensiOn, loss of memory, aversion tn.i Of ap.
of solitude, timidty, self-dstrust dizziness love
involuntary discharges. pains in the sda invSSlache
of the eye, pimples the face sexual or o
tiles in cured by the Justly ceebratoa Min
cian and surgeon, L. J. Czapkay. His metboI phys-
ring diseases Is new, unknown to Others " ca.
the great success, AL consultations, by ctrr necs
erwse, free. ~ VI 9th.
Address, L. J. CzAPKAY, NJ. D. San Francisco r.,
deC29-5m NO' Val,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28

During the week there will be other purses given for
beaten horses.
The racing men, and the public Of California gener
ally, may rest assured that the purses above advcr
tised will be hung up in the Judges stand regularly,
and at the appointed hour on each day.
Ten per cent entrance on all the above purses,
which are free for all ruenn5 horses, mares colts, i'll
lies and geldngsin the State, except the first days
race.
The foregoing will be run according to the
Rules Of the Marysvile Park.
All entries to close at the Judges stand on the eY
ening Of the day preceding each race.
The track has been put in complete order, and is now
in fine condition TO receive horses Those who may
wish to train their animals now have opportun-
ity Of doing
Fine stlbling accommodations are on the premises
and an abundance of excellent water, and nothing will
be found wanting conducive to health and convenience
Ample accommodations will be provided at the
PARK HOUSE for visitors
PAVILION has been erected for the accommoda-
ton OF Ladies and Families; who may rest assured that
no person Of improper character will be allowed the
track. T. O'HANLON,
m1-1m Proprietor Marysyile PARK Race Conrse.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28
HUCKS g. LAMBERTS
CELEBRATED
Patent Anti-Friction Axle-Grease

sold by all the principal store keepers in Cllfor
4 mia and Oregon. This article eaectuallv
PREVENTS "FIREING OF WHEEIsu
is unaffected by extremes CT Heat and Cold, and be-
ing the
ONLY RELIABLE COMPOSITION
ever manufactured for lubricatng purposes Is used
by the Overland Mail Company. Beware of an in
ferior article imported from the East.
HUCKS LAMBERT,
Depot-l01 Jackson ST. Factory-Natoma St,
mhlS-3m San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28

SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
SILK STOCKINGS AND TRUSSES.
Amputatng Instruments,
Post Mrtem Instruments,
Trepanning Instruments
obsterica Instruments,
Dissecting Il tstrumcnts
Cupping Instruments,
Eye Instruments,
Pocket instruments,
Speculums istethoseo.
Ionsil Instruments, Breast pntto,,
Bougies and Catheters, 7 lPolvpns Forca,s
Sy1fnges, Patent Elastic, Probanps F9'
Abdominal supporters, silk Stockings
Suspensory Bandages, Silk Knee Cans
Phelps Trusses, silk Anklets
Onase's Trusses, French Trusses,
lluls Trusses, Infants Trusses,
Marshs Radical Cure Truss Shoulder Braces ETC.. etc
Aarsh's Improved rrusses,
We are receiving the above Goods by Steamer direct
from Eastern Manufacturers, and offer them for sale
at the lowest prices.
Il. III. MCDONALD Il Co.,
Importing Whe lesaIs Druggists,
febiSmy AcRAMENTo.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28

TURPENTINE AND CAMPHENE.
WE are now importing our Turpcntine from Boston,
and have our Camphene distilled fresh every week.
Purchasers can rely upon getting superior article,
and always at the lowest price.
r. H. McDONALD& & CO.,
Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28

MACHINE OILS LAMP OILSl
1000 gallons pure Lard Oil, in tins,
500 gallons Polar Oil, in tins,
900 gallons Sperm OIL
For sale low by
r. II. MCDONALD SEQ,
Druggists, Sacramento.