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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-30
, JOHN TnUNIPsUN,

- No i. BALLARD HOUSE,
Has on hand a elect and fashionable assoIt-
ment OF HATS, CARS, La DIES FURS and GEN
TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, which he is
disposed TO sell AT low prices most respectfully
solicit call from purchasers. Oc N-dtJl
ra NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
~ NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
Something entirely new for young men, at
ELLETT WEISIGER'S,
S-ts No. lf7 Main STRAIT
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= cdYssIy hAyR As ASD ssShAAydMys.N TIL

COUNTY or AMELiH. ron sAEx PHI
@VATELY.--fh The devisecs Of John II etsgeI,
OF LAND. lying on the Appomattpx river. in the
county Qf Amelia, ave miles nom MaftoAx Depot,
ing, By estimation ,0oo acres. The land 10 admi-
rably adapted to tho production of Corn, Wheat
the beat in the county II desired, viii 10 d-
vided into two tracts. The psig ghSorhood Is most
the dsvisees reservins The right 20 cultivate and
gather the growing crops, ssatlsfaetory arrsiSe
then, The purchaser OF the land. IL As dsslass
them for hls owp use, can Also pa CHASE lArke
MEADE OF JOHN 8. HxKDAWAY, Chuia pe
Dot. Amelia. suM II
puCkWHEAT CAkk PLATxx-With hot
- water pan attached usefaI Astipie for winter
''' ~ Roa. RRcia a. K SGGraH II .SSy Sy. : sls !,
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CARRIAGES, &C, ron sALD

EySKSX for ste new city made ROCKAWAY.
A2-vhich will sell very lov.
no l7-ts n. CAUTHoRN.
eSsslpek< SAn hIAGkA, IAnhlAtskA...
ffLZH The SUBSCRIBER has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, ON Lombard Al
Icy, between Main aad Cary lSth and lsth sss.,)
near the Colnmbaa Hotel COACHES, CHARI0-
out tops. and SUNLESS Of his own make, Of
the best material ard workmanship-ali Of which
In tho city OF Rlchmond, and respectfully ask 3
call from those in want OF any article IN the Car
rage line, as determined TO make 10 order Ard
20 sell al the lowest pnees possible and al vorf
cold thss 10 new. warranted.
fo a4-dou MICAJAH MANGuM
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PIANO , FO ALE

f1ANO tO ALL
- KESPECTFULLY jnvIte the pub-
ETIie to inspect SQUAsE GRAND pI-
wv II iASu, by Stelnway Sons, comoininx.
" tn volume and sweetness of tone, the most deii-
cate touch The instrument ts sold are sdy. aud
will be GA exhibit but q few da,s- at
r. .MAYR'S Piano store No. 2i5 broad ST.,
no S--St Opposite Breeder a. Fox.
ONE FINE ROSEWOOD PLANO
7FOR SALE PRIVATELY.- Tho sub
wv ~ 'scriber oflsrs at private sale. for y few
days only. one yer. handsome. round corner.
seven octave, R0SEW00 Pie NO, made in this
ety. TINS is an instrument of superior tone and
hnish and warranted by the man factufer for ono
year 1t will Ne sold low to any person making an
early apphc llon tno15 tsl j, Di6b Is
-@sa-> hICH MOND- MApE psANDA FUR
KYGRSALE BELOW NORTHERN PRICES.
ilIfI'fhe subscriber has on hand three new
very supenor7 octave PIANOS which he war
rants to be equal If not superior. to any inKfsa-
ment OF the same quality from Northern maau-
tac.ories.
ne He aIso offers bis services 70 the public as
sonabie rates. CONRAD FIRE. MANN,
South side Broad St., between I'd snd Sd.
RsFEREscEs.-h: P. lefebvrc, ESQ. Prot. L.
w. ThiIow, Prof w. +. Grsbsu 80. no IA sm
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LONDON MONEY MARKET Consols closed at
9i]s D93A for money, ami 9374 1885, for account
Tns bullion IN the Bank of England had dscreas-
&c f5S2 900. The Bank raised its rate OF discount
to per cent on the 18th inst.
Barring Brothers quote Bar Silver IS nd; Mex
loaa Dollars 5s. 2l4d.; AmsrIoan Eagles nominal
at 76s. Ard.
AMgEIcAN SrocKs.-Bsrins Brothers report a
limited business at previous rates.
NJ essrs. Bell & Co. IeIort the market generally
unchanged.
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*, FOR LEASE OR KENr-A uOUSE. on
Ff:1 Leigh. above Sd street. containing rooms,
R4'I with water and gas in the house and in per-
feet order; kitchen. coal and wood house. There
is a garden connected to The premises. with va
riety of select fruit trees To n good tenant it
will be leased pom very moderate terms. ApplJ
to RU. b LYME,
no 26-ts METROPOLITAN Hall.
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-, FOR RENT-And possession gwen at
k:j once neat BRICK TENt MENT on 18th
Eaaz street, in rear of the Lancasterian Sch."l.
The building is new and has rooms. Price 8 i50
per year. tno l6-tsl X. CAUTHORN.
Ea FOR dEN T-The large and spacious
k:5 BASEM ENT, corner of llth and Main SIS
s@A It Is 100 by a. has two entrances llth ST.,
and Is suitable for most any kind of business. To
good tenant the rent will be moderate Posses
sion given Immedi ately. Apply t.
MARCUS HARRIS BRO,
no I3-ts IT'S Main street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27

AZ ACT To rcdure the uruhyt Il the members 81 The
board 81 agriculture AMI t. aHtsua fhtpfe dt eight ct
u.r rc,i-ed sat4ts- relating to ne .aale-
n, ~ Wat s7# Hsar Rprs.sps re5 "a
L..t,.4iar- asss~bisa A. fasiaw-s
St,rta- /. Tn taaf3 e axHH5tttrn shall hereafter
cn..t NJ one msnef elected - tue state sFtt'H7fnI
r-'t and nne mrntef roIn "a oHnt1 10 br -t''r r
ureuher. Aaii be- elected a. M" rfsi.3 r fhA4irf hlN
o.H - t~ fess-e -fats- h4l IA aa-e thefs IL n" Than
,u- .'seA n oauntf. ttsH lhe msmhef Ion th1' '"un
.hs't ne rfrrted b. rHt1u ut rlegatcs r"nsui
lr. -ssff .IsH county Ia hr rh'-~u
a. a., 70 sals Bertak 80 =s5etes setf nHeuian
o. - He'd n .arh time at sre A. may he r-snni~i
t ,, t5-t. men. ~ ne aar.t zsfrf, ~ sI,h conn.
g. t, ujtrn tHfn tire -srtrfsg et -ai oldest
'c, the rctvtsrl '"Cr-tsfie- IF such nhvf ,.t"p
81 rrfi~- a. mas be ta ND COUNTY bat H shtii j." TIE
dJS ~ f- executive eihfet, ct -sd oldest .'rS ." aP
lsu me uwr of holding AID santeia" bti"fr ~" 'cf
Hrdu--day Of b-eeuhet tn eaeu tear Tho delegates
tho s.-ehied snail select chairman shd
'r f'af, aud BY bAai mase HhHfr ti mfmtrf "' ''r
ni - agriculture tt the eonHft snd the srrtc'r, 'hai
deliver member thus elected 6rrto Of cieo
uru bs hut sEd such tcUHrsts thtt be c'i1rHto
u . membership al tbe tIaHi ~ agriculture NH1 al The
rel annual meeting 81 he board ul azfir itiIfr the ru
be-. lhrrrf hall lie srr sts~-5asl and r.ignstrd
iar ui3c bold ae,f aias 1T lie TINE prN I~d
go r,u'g ec"ud Of chapter HiEy "'EH "i the fecd LAT
SUE Chapter my etsht Of the rc,t,gd statute,
hereby amended that section three shal fcsd a. '
I.~,s
section T. The boari 81 agriculture shall meet at the
clt'i annually IN the hifd WeioesiAs ~ lsn"fp ami
suitable pcr.on seerrtsD 1T thr board, and
u-ctss b.. date. and ni vacancy by drath W
e'hct~r, The governor Niih sG'te nl NJ e"Nh," Wp
H o. s frj~rs aud returns frVufcd h Ia" g. %" INST"
-ir,scs, shall Iasic Ia The trtift 1T t"
b.Rri, hi, C.mpcnsStinn shsl b. ten hHndf"A d.if-
Necessary travelling and Inn arnai r'rnrs
aecf4s the dIsg barge "t hs duties 7ht an account
ahsU be audited shd allowed bs The su'rnT
council Inc tsuHiehssf4an 81 tie ueaubet. "i tr
sti, u1iug messenger T. The taat stNl %" '~"
-r, dsY TT term uui rrrcet1uc tHrte- d''', ar1
cent. nude TT fascl, bat 81 menoyt "i the tao 81
a- n-T ufcet n the iestslaufr, he ~ha frfrNr
r.rif~u.siiup ~ but ene eapsrttN.
~,,f. D. Srerun iuat ~ ,ald chapter - hereby ."
sn~ndri a. ta read a. tHtiaWss
-~f,r II mail he iuo 44, 1T aid i,sri g. invest,
.lr such -h,rs relating t. agriculture h'tUsa iutc
srI Tho art- Connected thctrA til t~t #s linus prep
AMI ty tax" hud tts and eutf u n,rT
sny a.napu, IT bcsev,. made "a u tnG itaRllns asn-
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N, indebtedness of such original carporati1n unless such
c md purchase he made subject "a such tudel rness
.t3,h tuir'eiars- he -eegteI h 4eiee lien mort
, having rrtarttA 81 ie o. st If M cr.pn hy y, nom
.... made, - Nhhze behalf nrttrd and DE.
.+-.I Ihr first meeting Vt thr corporation he
ajsd "a the same mannet a. va. anherIsed r calling
the irst meeting ii the UuctHa rUrpuraton orginti
ert,fauop ~hail continue existence 1T The Ppt-c Of
Collecting and paying rs debts and bringing is unsettled
a,er close. The safe ri such franchise shall not
af Tho rights ofrrcnNert against such original CORPORA
I'm ~ .torkhaIdcts, which any person may have,
ether contract 81 other cause II aeunn
St.t = When by virtue nf the l-lwcr of sale IN tho
mortgage deed winch such safe may take place "
Nv me II the ordering such sal, BY me
Rs state the original earfstatoa,or person
,a,lpf.uuh claiming under It ia, night to redeem from
'n h' emitted t' redeem IN me manner hNl"'d "a sec
tons furtren fifteen. sixteen, seventeen, eigh
teen aud twenty Of chapter ninety o the cy-"d
saue'. uI The Part. tedcrmns if'tn SUCH al" shalt
nay ~ addtuun the II the sae and interest
rhcfvu, all such reasonable expenditures As shan have
been made by such Ne" eorPnfati=n IN Completing rcpa
Hs aud ciptng sad railroad aud ia purchase, "t prop
rtry necessary thefrot dedaefpE theteum tho net in
~ .tid railroad durtas the If may he IN the Isis
.e,iua Of such corporation
~E,r. The preceding seeiien shall apply TO any per-
.s %. 4faitn serknv ta redeem railroad hen ~
-r.ln 1T the tu=iee- TT breach u the condition HE
So THIS .rt snail axe srsrt WHEN approved
Approved March -, l-.o.
~ ACT t., amend .cet,on chapter thry -four NJ
Che Rcssea statutes, relating ia ssaetus and auoeon-
f d ,sae'.a sy tar sa,, n Rsyrt.e,iai.r'
is,t-at'a,s sssraa-ti, A. aaEi=sssz
~r.rar l. That TIA" t1afth zesHsa nj ~" thirty fourth
rapefoi t-vl-e satuGv be 4mrni. h. -iuttuE ,ut
,f, 'tbe hswa raa ssa4th he efsei hs h'rn-''
m ts -r. ,ud Iine .ertia. aBa Tho word eth.
,stis ls and hrrsss inserted =" that The
sa.A .rsl. % rhst tead A. f1itu.-s
rrs voter IN thus aHH~t bttu an,
sale, by psbr aastan Hadst penalty 81 Ay d.llhrs @r
'a.h e"rr aud ans psf-5n 81 aehs .haii be subject to
lns .ln,c penap.
-l,1 , fbf. sh, u,ke effect lratn and aNef a
pravai by the governor.
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DIR. j. w. PHELPS.

w Is fremont 81 Boston, at the syn ef the Golden
E1Rts has large and extensive a..,,u-ut u Frss,s
tbGoHHni NHyPort'rs. Sh0Eiarr NrIccs. Sik E1nstir
nrAHsf, Amer Cups and Aquarium for the correction
aai cure u Al sinis 81 Physical Def"r,nues. Also Nann-
facnrer u Arthct Legs, Hands and Arms. Ills instru-
mets have been ue in the Ma,saehuss,ts GENERAL lbs
ptd Tor than twenty years, as we'll as in similar
Institutions Ia EHrspe.
II Tor saie by DrHggi.ts IN Naias
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BRONCHITIS.

It's effect in hi. troubles me- disease is very m
though It il necessary 70 persist in ts use Tor
eu.sh Of Itne,
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FOR CONSUMPTION,

Il the nny reliable remedy known. 1t has Ia thousands
u instances restored patients that s-ruri past hope
c'-ty and, tons u Thousands has arrested HI disease
ia Is primary sasr- ami patient TO robust
health.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-27

WHAT WAS LEARNED FROM THE LATE
EcIIpsE.-The solar eclipse OF July liIh,
1860 was more thoroughly observed tnan
anv other that ever occurred. 10 addition
~ tbe oreat number of trained observers
Who we're scattered along the line OF its
nath from the State Of Oregon TO Egypt,
the new art Of astronomical photography
lent its powerful aid towards obtaining
complete history Of the phenomena In
former total eclpses, when the sun was was
completely hidden by the moon, whlie sun
brighter objects. appearing like protuoer-
ances. were seen extending into the corona,
there had been much discussion among as
4ronomers in regard to these appearances,
some believing that they were produced Dy
the action of the earth's atmosphere on the
snn's light. others attribnting them TO the
moon. and others still to the sun. Hopes
had heen for some time entertained that tue
eclinse of this wear would afford observa-
vations which would settle these questions.
Tbase homes have not been disappointed.
THE corona Is a luminous atmosphere OF the
sun briqhter than the face OF the moon,
gradually becoming fainter as the distance
from the sun increases, till 1t fades away 10
the sky without any defined limits. but Vls-
ible at least 500, 900 leagues from the body
of the sun, The red protuberances are lu-
minous floating clouds, floating in the shin
ing atmosphere, all of them pretty near the
surface of the sun. 1t is curious fact that
some Of these clouds impressed their image
on the Photographic paper, though lhey
could not be seen through with powerful
telescopes. This fact is explained on Inc
supposilion that they may have emitted a
deep violet light mostly composed OF chem
ical rays. The application of photography
10 observation of the heavenly bodies was
first made by our American astronomers, a
fact admitted by the English and French.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-27

Prentice ON HIS AGE.--Prentice, of the
Louisville Journal, in noticing an article
which recently appcaredin in the Philadelphia
Press, on the Veterans Of American Jour.
nalism, takes occasion to say: "Our friend
is right in saying that we are not an old
man. We are not yet in the winter OF life,
nor even in the late autumn, but some
where, we should say, in the early part OF
September. Reckoning life as a day, in
stead of year, ours is about o'clock, z.
NJ. Forney calls us rare editor. and he
may think some of our articles ana para
graphs rare, but a good many who read them
are very apt to exclaim '''cell dOne"
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-27
NUTTING TIME.

The nuts are ripe and the day is fine,
The purple hills In the sunlight shine.
And the brown nuts redden the trembling tops
OF each gnarled tree in the hazel copse.
The copse is filled with the happy noise
Oflauehing girls and climbing boys,
And the beaten branches yield their fruit
That heavily drops at each old trees root.
Under the brow Of the copse-crowned hill,
Fthel and sit silent and still,
And hold in mine her small white hand,
The smalest and whitest in all the land.
Gather your fruit, ye lads above,
Aud ding the nuts at the girls sou love;
The only fruit that to me was dear
I nave gathered to-day in the white hand here
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-27
ROMAN EYE B LIS A M
eFOR INFLAMED EYELIDS,

A Nd for the cure of Scrofulous Humours and sore
N ness surrounding or near the Eye. In all dis
eases Of this character il is almost certain cure
The following extract from letter just received,
ers to one Of the many similar constantly re-
ported:
Jersey City, Oct. 20, 1859.
Hessrs. A. r. h. D. SANDS.
Dear Sirs--I have for number Of years been
troubled with sore and nHamed eye-lds, which
though they never caused me much pain were very
annoying on other accounts, have tried number
Of medicines at different times without the slightest
success. Seeing an advertisement of your Roman
Eye Balsam in spite Of my skepticism, resolved 10
get some, and at least try it. am writing this
in the fullest gratitude to inform you Il could al
most send you fifty dollar billy that few and only
few applications have resulted in a complete cure.
Respectfully yours,
l.. kABRISKIE
PRICE IS CENTS PER JAR-Will be sent free per
mail to any part Of the Unite States upon receipt of
80 cents in postage stamps.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by A. b.
D. SANDS, Druggists, 100 Fulton street, corner of
William New York.
For sale By II. johnson & Co and Redington Co.,
San Francisco; Rice 4 Coffn, Marysville r. II. Nc.
Donald & Co, Sacramento; and by Druggists gen
orally. Oct. 2, lS60.-3m.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-27

CuRIosrTIEs FROM OREG0N.-On the ocean
beach of Oregon. between Port Oxford and
Goose Bay. the surf is continually casting
TN little rows of variegated stones, prettily
rounded By the action Of the sand and water
and exhibiting all the hues of gems. They
average the size Of common beans, and are
generally transparent. scintllating in the
Sunlight with the colors Of the ruby, the
sapphire, the amethyst aud the emerald.
Sometimes q perfectly round one is found.
of an amber color. and clear as glass. AT
ter q heavy gale they may be gathered by
the bushel. 1t is somewhat singular that
these stones are only to be found along q
stretch of coast about twenty miles in
length. In a glass dish, partly filed with
water. and placed where the sun can strike
obliquely upon them, they reflect a variety
of beautiful rays, and create miniature
rainbow, or combination Of light resem-
bling one. in their effects. Most OF the
beach miners in the locality referred to
have gathered quantities of them, among
which with the hope ever iuseparable from
the life of the miner, they are willing TO
imagine that gems may yet be found. Az
any rate, these may hereafter become rivals
ofihe agate. and stones of that class, gene
rally used for inferior jewelry.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-27
DECLARATION OF SOLE TRADER.
u KNOW all Men by these Presents.

that 7. ANNA II. MURRY, of Manzanita Hill, Bloom.
field Township, County of Nevada State Of Cafnr-
mia, the wife Of Andrew J Murry of the State and
county aforesaid do hereby declare and make known
my intention 10 carry business and trade in my
own name and on my account as a Sole Trader
in pursuance of act of the Legislature Of the State
Of California, entitled can Act to authorize Married
Women To Transact Business in their Own Name as
Sole Traders, passed April 18th 1852. And further
declare that the nature Of my said business will be
Ranchng, dealing in Stock and the general business
Of Ranchng as buying selling Sc., and also mining
and all other objects pertaining TO the above bust
ness. further declare that my said trade and busi-
ness will be carried ami transacted in said Town
ship and County and from the date of these presents
! shall be individually responsible in my own name
for all debts contracted by me in my said trade and
business. And further declare that the amount of
capital invested in said trade and business does not
exceed the sum Of five thousand dollars
C-A~1 In testimony whereof have hereunto set
seal my hand and seal, this 5th day of Nov
(-~J A. y. 1850. ANNA II. MURRY. =
State of California. County Of Nevada Bloomfeld
Township, IS. On this 18th day Of November. A. u.
1860 before me Jas. Marriott Justice of the Peace
in and for the county of Nevada personally appeared
Anna II. hurry, whose name - subscribed 10 the
foregoing declaration the party thereto personally
known 10 me to be the individual described in and
who executed the foregoing declaration and the said
Anna Ii. Murry, wife Of Andrew J. Murrv, having
been by me first made acquainted WITH the contents
Of said declaration. acknowledged to me on examina
tion apart from and without the hearing Of her hus
band, that she executed the same freely and volup
tarIy, without fear or cOmpullon or under infu-
enee o, her said husband and she does not wish to
retraet the execution Of the same
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set my
hand the day and year in this certificate first aboye
written.
novi- rtc Nf.pD,o,-r
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-27

- y Of Nevada. s.. Township of Eureka, before J.
NJ. GRAY, Justice Of the eace. People of the State
OF California, 10 WILLARD BELLOWS:
1ou are hereby summoned to appear before the
undersigned Justice of the Peace, at his office in said
township, on Thursday the Goth day of November,
A. D. 1860. at 10 O'Clock NJ. 10 answer TO the COM
plaint of ID. RANSOM, who demands of you the sum
OF twenty-five dollars and eighty-seven cents alleged
to be due him on book account, for merchandise
sold and delivered as per account on file in my office.
On failure so To appear and answer. Judgment will
be rendered against you for the said sum of $22s
and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this 2lst day of November.
A. D. 1860. NJ GRAY,
nov24-lw Justice Of the Peace
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-27

IN Of California County of Nevada, in the District
Court Of the l4th Judicial District r. c. ROGERS
Plaintiff VS.. o. ". TOMIINSON, j. c. BlRllStNE,
and C. y. FELTON,, Defendants:
Notice IL hereby given, to o. NJ. Tomlnson,
J. C. Birdseye c. " FELTON,, and all persons holding
or claiming liens under the provisions Of an act OF
the Legislature Of the State OF California, entitled
An Act for securing Liens TO Mechanics and Others
approved April 18th, 1866 and the act suplimenta-
~ 10 said act approved March 18th 1857; and an act
TO amend an act entitled An Act for securing Liens
to Mechanics and others, passed April 10th 1856 APP
proved April 22d 1852 on the premises described in
plaintiffs complaint filed in the above entitled ac
ton. upon which plaintiff claims to hold a lien to
secure the sum Of $3.50 so, and costs and dsburse-
ments alleged to be due plaintiff as Contractor by
o. VI. TomlinsOn, Of said defendants: viz.
certain Elevator Flour Mill Ware House, Flume and
appurtenances thereunto belonging, together with
the land upon which said buildings and superstruc-
lures are situated, and convenient space around
the same for the convenient use and occupation
thereof and known as Tomlinson's Elevator Flour
Mill and Ware House, situated lying and being in
the Township of Nevada, County of Nevada and
State Of California, on the land known Tomlin-
sons Diggings, Manraniia Hill. near the city
limits Of the city of Nevada, and bounded on the
north by the mining claims Of William Mailman &
Co. and built and lately occoupied by said o. NJ. Tom
linson and more particularly described in plaintiffs
complaint You are hereby notified to be and ap-
pear in said District Court on Monday the 81 day of
December 1860 and during the regular term Of said
Court, and 10 exhibit then and there the proof of
said lAens. j.. |, CALDWELL
oe-27-lawtd Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-27
miscellaneous.
S615, 900
TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN GIFTS,

GEORGE G. BRIGGS Grand Vocal
tJ and DRAMATIC GIFT ENTERTAINMENT will
be given at the Marysyille Theater, January 5th
1881 on which occasion the following Magnificent
Prizes will be distributed among the Ticket Holders
4I2 Prizes. Tickets So.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-27
GLOVE ANODYNE
TOOTHACHE DROP

MO one whether old or young likes to lose their
1N teeth but when pain arising from swelled gums
aching tooth Is felt Of two things must be
done, either have it pulled out or procure rem
edy TO cure the aiilieton.
Thousands Have Tried
this preparation and found that il removes the rain
almost as applied; its use is not attended
with any injurious effects whatever the teeth; its
taste and smell are both agreeable and it viii by an
occasional application entirely the soreness
from decayed tooth, so that il may be filled and
made as useful as let any one who has suffer.
ed half an hour with throbbing TOOTH try it, and
they will be convinced Of its value.
Prepared and sold BY A. j. & d. SANDS, Drug
sists, 100 Fulton street, New York.
For sale by II. johnson X Co and Relingten & Co.
San Francisco; Rice & Coffin, Marysville h. II. Nc.
Donald Co., Sacramento; and BY Druggists gen.
orally. oc2.3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-27
NOTICE.-In the Dlstric,

TNSOLVENT NOTICE.-In the District
Court of the l4th Judicial District Of the State OF
California in the matter of the petition OF CLARK
GREGORY, an Insolvent Debtor; Pursuant to an
order Of the Hon. Niles Searls Judge Of the said Dis
tret Court, Notice is hereby given to all the credi.
tors OF the said lnsolyen Clark Gregory, to be and
appear before the Hon. Niles Searls, aforesaid, IN
open Court, at the Court room Of said Court, in the
city and county Of Nevada, ON the l4th day of Dec.
\. n. 1850 at 10 o'clock NJ. of that day, then ami
there to show cause Il any they can why the prayer
OF said insovent should not be granted, and assign
ment of his estate be made, and he be discharged
from his debts and liabilities in pursuance Of the
Statute in such made and provided and in the
meantime all proceedings against said lnsoivent be
stayed.
(-~0 Witness my hand and the Seal Of said
seal Court, this 10th day Of Nov. \. n. 1860.
I~ JN0. S. LAMBERT Clerk.
By Jos. RoHERrs Jr. nep.
Hill 4 Hupp, Atty for Petitioner. nOv1o-5w