December 12, 1868 (4 pages)

) ' 3 Ambricam Cyeh Ps a, ik TO a = (ssBrepary wee. . Tam Peoria Canace. Boma ol the Le Or eines Jennerin 1796. On the Denocratic papers declare that because hibited from voting, and in others that Pete: ‘ie The} day a vesicle is observed sarrounded by a slight blash of inflamation, and containing’ a ‘little ¢dlorless, transparent fluid. This increases in s‘ze until her i ae : es Ae vesicle is umbilicated, that is, its centre rebels from voting, but these might is depressed below. the level of the cir— all have voted and still Grant would camference, in this respect resembling’ have the ular choice. As to . the pustules of sinall pox. The vesicle P cansylvanis, Indiana, Ilimaia, Michi. 2 1f fitinc ine te 4 ly purictured, gives agers gargs the New . blush of surrounding inflamation, herebagland Bales. voted for Grant and . ‘0lore very’ slight, cone oe. Oe ee forming what is termed the areola; it were carried enly by the white voters. attains its greatest diameter by the 11th gave 162 votes—a majoriday, atter which it gradually fades and nang ale Frog Slag ol . esa aBng t the v e Ds e : cretes into a brown or mahogany-colored, translucent crust,.which falls off about the 20th day, leaving a circular cicatrix marked with minute depresstuns or pits. About the 8th or 9th day there is usually some slight febrile disturbance present, which is often however scarcely noticeable. “Sach is the course of the true vaccine vesiclé when uninterfered with,either by the presence of constitutional disease or by the accidental occurrence of inflamation.—W ben hoped and rt by its advocates it would afford complete and ‘permanent protection from the attatks of and bees for some years previous 5 Witt Deaiacrt india «case proportional mortality by pike 11,000: , Where Vaccination isPopular majority at ae pare A mtg ga 4. to te ; w in Connaught it was 60 to 1,000. fe cde gp ja cei ed On the other hand,.in.« number of Eu= aerate eet tie cae aa ’ nion.— . or ; comp , ionate They cam be had very'ehieap,“and they number of deaths from small pox sue grow with no more attention than jg . fFom 2 per-1,000 of all causes in‘ . to the will oT hag Sialaaas mia, Lombardy, Venice and Sweden, paid to the willow, bear in about . bo 8.28 per 1,000Im Sexody. Although two years from thie time they are immany in persons who had) : “glnitiet forever, dnd ‘will been vaccinated. were attacked with always be source.of revenue tothe . Smal! pox ins more of less modified Resi uitieneans “Saeki ej; form & was noticed that the persons so cultivators. “They make « fine shade attacked had been commonly vaccinated . tree and are _Praamentalas well as. many years previously. It would seein . useful, : oe A that the mere lapse of time in many Tm Bee days the Central Pacific . tective inflncnce Of vaccitexion, The Railroad has 1. ight cars in con. 2%¢8tiot very naturallyarises: For how’ seas SOey Gnd By Archi nthe ‘annd) De Lire ae ree impossible to day it has succeeded at last m its en>. give a definite answer; it varies with deavor to.aidbthinddate the public de-. happens ividuals. The same thing es age at ar ls: jacks pect ne , x nine; "besides the de-. !tseif; in most persons it lasts for life ; ley a . ed, are liable to a second attack ; ae e00ut 200 inhabitants.—. while cases have vecarred in which a Argents May yet become a place ofcon-. third attack has proved fatal, The period 16 importance, for report says of puberty is generally thought to protendent of the Central duce such changes ia ‘the system as to aaa destroy the protective influence of vac-. Pacific Railroad intends to make it the cination. = all. cases revaccination "depot foF ‘thie Northern travel. would seem to be a test of the loss or Miheelices — _ . Presence of the pretective influence ; to Tae Best Pun.—Here is the best . render — test certain, pee. of the season: “B ham Y¥. nation does not succee.i on the first trial pi : rig mee should be a second time carefully is indeed a pillar of Salt Lake. His In the Prossian army in idea ofa wife is—Lots.” . Tae, notes: ndividuals were revaccinwhom, however, in 6 PARtoi€ tonicerts and amateur theatsen p+ Shag ricals will absorb the attention of tLe. tion we tinct or invisible. Of elite this winter in New York, these, 1 had regular vesicles, 4404 viinlee ab ipamales Venice, sd Pa 7,753 dev no THERE is not a, Jewish beggar in. effect was produ a@ repetition of New York elty. ‘The Hebrews support . {ht vaccination in oS aa nama ~ their own poor, ber successtully revaccinated either in ScoTcr shawls, worn asa plaid, are 180.9 Ptevions 3 a beets , Snpnered but a siagle case of varioloid, and. not a threatened fashion for gentlemen. $2 —____ ! variolo.d occurred either among the _ "Title receipts at Wood's Musuem, . recruits ot amon those, revaccinated BI ag a Ao yy without success. Pe . . pox was 21.9 to 1,000 deaths from all . G London fat ‘made by the Board of Supervisors. Per‘ThE districts where the disease prevails,and dozen. A case ovcurred in this city walking about the streets not knowing what the matter was until it was pronounced small pox by the physicians.— The Town Trustees immediately went to work for the purpose of procuring a place where such patients may be well takencare of, and where they will be removed away from contact with the community. Other ¢asés will ‘ho doubt occur, and while the victims should receive the best treatment possible, they should be remuved to some place where there will be less probability of the spread of the disease :than if they re maibed in the midst of the commanity. We hope that at the meeting of the Board of ‘Supervisors this matter will bé canvassed, and if they have the authority a comfortable small pox hospital should be fitted ‘up immediately. As a precaution every person in the community should be vaccinated. Statistics show that where vaccination is compulsory. thé Mortality from small pox is from 2 to8 to the thousand, while in countries where it is voluntary the mortality is from. 16 to 50 to the thousand, This of itself is enough to prove the advantage of vaccination. If proper care is taken of those Whi have the . . disease and vaccination is general,there is scarcely a probability that ‘it will prevail to any extent in this loéality. —_— PREACHING SunDay,—Divine mevi: vices will be held in the Methodist . Church, Sunday*thorning at 11 o'clock, andjinethe evening at 7 o’clock.— Sabbath School at 14. o'clock, P. %,— Rev, C, H. Northup, pastor. . Preaching at the Baptist Church today, at Jia.M. and 7 p.a1, Rev. Mr Wirth, pastor. Sabbath School at thé close of the morning serv:ce. Services in the Congregational Church morning ahd evening at the usual hours. Fy . Sunday School immediately after morn ing service. Rev: ‘A. Parker pastor. Episcopal ‘serviees “inthe District }~ Court room, every Sunday evening at7 o'clock, by Bev. D. “D) Cha’ of rass Gens o Evrorx has $938,000,000 invested in American enterprises. IMpoRTANT Leoistation.-A bill has passed the House to transfer the Indian Bareau to the War Department. This bill passed by a vote of 166 to 83, and looks like Congress ‘meant to 5 niake peace with the Indians, °° i os . Onto, it is said, has only five hunfired acres of publicland left. A NUGGET of gold weighing 19; ounces was found in White county, Ga, Soncuvum seed pancakes are a Missouri institution. They are said to excel buckwheat cakes. A VELOCIPEDE to run on ice has been invented Jately. , CINCINNATI proposes to chop up its . ~ election liberty polesinte fire wood ‘for the poor. : A FaRMER in Reese River Valley heat the present season which vateiaes pushels per acre. $e Tae si, yma county this year is precisely the same as that of last year—being in each instance 4/201, i cee Dan De Hoane, the Prarie rope performer, broke his other Tespverr-she. wuedelll One, “At _ GEorGE Peabody has.dor another 100,000 pounds sterling to the poor of London. mae ae one caseof small pox ; while 7.cases of . 23, {Be 18 PREPARED TO SERVE Qo): nxsn OYSTERS, : ' Wietsalive Priday Evenings HAIR CUTTERS ! Se Every‘Man'his own Barber! . aT THE METHODIST CutRey, X7AVOID SMALL POX AND CUT rotrR Aen OWN Hal WITH CRAIGS GOMBI-». . Subject—“SANDWICH ISLaNDs.~! . NATION CUTTERS—THEY NEVER 6 FAIL TO PLEASE — Price $3, Doors at Oy o"élock, Lectafe 6 tim. mence at 73g 0’ ciock. fs Tickets o: Agm) Single Tickets 50 cts, '[ MIS NEW INVENTION just brought be for the Course: 1 WO. fox : nae . fore the public is a and indispensi-{ BORE GT SE RIE NSA ore tite te Family and . Hessebuld in pciahiiann country: coabling thoee ve at a disrs : tance from Barber © ps to always have a. @°fTY Christmas? » fashionabie cut to the Hair. A child can nse Mappy New Year! reccipt of Pee Dollars Coin, “naarets °" . PRESENTS FOR OLD & YOUNG : 1, D-GRale, . KOLKS ! Lock Box 89 Nevada City, Cal. & scat Nevada, Dee. NICK? SLOCOVIOH, ON PINE: SRRGT, NBYADA crry, AUCTION SALE iy oF. Bi a.t Groceries, Crockery and Hardware Fy": Sast received a splendid stock of gouds e f N By ie Xes, t , ON had EDNESDAY DECEMBER 16th, Cs adet a gui, oO 0 Nev. , . : “ ee 2 A splendid fresh stock of FRUITS and At Wm. F. Bacigalupi’s Store, CAN DI» of every kind and Vat.ety, : —s? tne and good things Jor Use is ‘ NICK, SLOCOVICH. JUNCTION BROAD & COMMERCIAL STs. 4 Nevada; Dee. andy Taare Will be sold at Auction. een 4.Mjand continne nil the Goode ose ae? . BEST TIME ON RECORD ds I, WILLIAMSON, Auctioneer. OYSTERS! OYSTERS! — Bonner's Great Horse. Dexter, beat JULIUS DREY FUss, ON THE FASHION COURSE: United States Bekery,i, i»). seit, PINE:STREET; NEVADA, . DOWN, DOWN.CO THE PRICES AND OFF, In every style, and at all hours, at his BakeryOFF, GO THE ® Pickled Pig’s Feet, Sheep’s Coops ! Tt and C Choy au and Clam , Lowder a ra ye op SEE een A. GOLDSMIT tion of iadies and gentlemen. nl4 ; H, PACIFIC ELASTIC SPONGE Co . : “°"*t of Broad and Ping Streets, Manafacturers and Dealers in _. MBVADA CITY, Foi! uA tineisnss Mie tote” Beinn . nds every tline on'the Pasniton CARRIAGE, CHAIR CUSHIONS, &c. . Course and offers the Ladies _ FINEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF. i T IS en ; ae ty is Ton ‘ most inmate, No St, *isesil. pRess Goons, GENUINE FURS almost it material known for UPHOLSTERY PURPOSES, sick fs unequaled Nees meta and for the DOMESTIC GOODS, ces nate ren ny HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING GOODS, “NG. 617 Market i, San Francisco, + rte Reeda, W. B. STRONG, General Agent. SARPETS, SHOES, &c. &€. &c. ! teachin wie . Pops, SV EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.O6 MULL StREnr Chass eras ony ; oY va GENUINE FUBS, consisting of RUSSIAN t2"LOOK OUT FOR FIRES . ,61 Social atfekdon ot ta Oy a : . BEAUTIFUL CLOAKS of ihe LaKE. F. SPENCE, emacs. re CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, Presents would do'well tocaltor GOLDSMITH as he has a large stock sulected with a special view to supaly the demand, Seibert's Native Wines and Wine . Fr OF He SINGER SEWING Maes CoGNaAc, Mint I sj 2 3“ SURaUs aan f : The Ladi¢s of Nevada are invited to and oe M ED'BY EXPRESS EVERY DAY, and eelecfns@ranee Agent. CATAWBA. pac . ted from the Latest Styles, received by every Also, a fine article of WINE COGNAC. steamer. aaa Wor sale by thé Bottle Case or * yt, oi Finan ; Geltomty At the U.S: BAKERY, Pihe'"’“eet HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. as Seay + STUMPF, Proprietor, * G BR. CRA’ : . BROAD ST. above Pine, NEVADA CITY. Hotel and Restaurant business, t. At the same place, = : And in a Similar Manner, : GOOD ROOMS, ~~ ga < Rat Pas en mi etHssignae ayy » & Come youug and old atid see the beattify: . meagre

) ' 3 Ambricam Cyeh Ps a, ik TO a = (ssBrepary wee. . Tam Peoria Canace. Boma ol the Le Or eines Jennerin 1796. On the Denocratic papers declare that because hibited from voting, and in others that Pete: ‘ie The} day a vesicle is observed sarrounded by a slight blash of inflamation, and containing’ a ‘little ¢dlorless, transparent fluid. This increases in s‘ze until her i ae : es Ae vesicle is umbilicated, that is, its centre rebels from voting, but these might is depressed below. the level of the cir— all have voted and still Grant would camference, in this respect resembling’ have the ular choice. As to . the pustules of sinall pox. The vesicle P cansylvanis, Indiana, Ilimaia, Michi. 2 1f fitinc ine te 4 ly purictured, gives agers gargs the New . blush of surrounding inflamation, herebagland Bales. voted for Grant and . ‘0lore very’ slight, cone oe. Oe ee forming what is termed the areola; it were carried enly by the white voters. attains its greatest diameter by the 11th gave 162 votes—a majoriday, atter which it gradually fades and nang ale Frog Slag ol . esa aBng t the v e Ds e : cretes into a brown or mahogany-colored, translucent crust,.which falls off about the 20th day, leaving a circular cicatrix marked with minute depresstuns or pits. About the 8th or 9th day there is usually some slight febrile disturbance present, which is often however scarcely noticeable. “Sach is the course of the true vaccine vesiclé when uninterfered with,either by the presence of constitutional disease or by the accidental occurrence of inflamation.—W ben hoped and rt by its advocates it would afford complete and ‘permanent protection from the attatks of and bees for some years previous 5 Witt Deaiacrt india «case proportional mortality by pike 11,000: , Where Vaccination isPopular majority at ae pare A mtg ga 4. to te ; w in Connaught it was 60 to 1,000. fe cde gp ja cei ed On the other hand,.in.« number of Eu= aerate eet tie cae aa ’ nion.— . or ; comp , ionate They cam be had very'ehieap,“and they number of deaths from small pox sue grow with no more attention than jg . fFom 2 per-1,000 of all causes in‘ . to the will oT hag Sialaaas mia, Lombardy, Venice and Sweden, paid to the willow, bear in about . bo 8.28 per 1,000Im Sexody. Although two years from thie time they are immany in persons who had) : “glnitiet forever, dnd ‘will been vaccinated. were attacked with always be source.of revenue tothe . Smal! pox ins more of less modified Resi uitieneans “Saeki ej; form & was noticed that the persons so cultivators. “They make « fine shade attacked had been commonly vaccinated . tree and are _Praamentalas well as. many years previously. It would seein . useful, : oe A that the mere lapse of time in many Tm Bee days the Central Pacific . tective inflncnce Of vaccitexion, The Railroad has 1. ight cars in con. 2%¢8tiot very naturallyarises: For how’ seas SOey Gnd By Archi nthe ‘annd) De Lire ae ree impossible to day it has succeeded at last m its en>. give a definite answer; it varies with deavor to.aidbthinddate the public de-. happens ividuals. The same thing es age at ar ls: jacks pect ne , x nine; "besides the de-. !tseif; in most persons it lasts for life ; ley a . ed, are liable to a second attack ; ae e00ut 200 inhabitants.—. while cases have vecarred in which a Argents May yet become a place ofcon-. third attack has proved fatal, The period 16 importance, for report says of puberty is generally thought to protendent of the Central duce such changes ia ‘the system as to aaa destroy the protective influence of vac-. Pacific Railroad intends to make it the cination. = all. cases revaccination "depot foF ‘thie Northern travel. would seem to be a test of the loss or Miheelices — _ . Presence of the pretective influence ; to Tae Best Pun.—Here is the best . render — test certain, pee. of the season: “B ham Y¥. nation does not succee.i on the first trial pi : rig mee should be a second time carefully is indeed a pillar of Salt Lake. His In the Prossian army in idea ofa wife is—Lots.” . Tae, notes: ndividuals were revaccinwhom, however, in 6 PARtoi€ tonicerts and amateur theatsen p+ Shag ricals will absorb the attention of tLe. tion we tinct or invisible. Of elite this winter in New York, these, 1 had regular vesicles, 4404 viinlee ab ipamales Venice, sd Pa 7,753 dev no THERE is not a, Jewish beggar in. effect was produ a@ repetition of New York elty. ‘The Hebrews support . {ht vaccination in oS aa nama ~ their own poor, ber successtully revaccinated either in ScoTcr shawls, worn asa plaid, are 180.9 Ptevions 3 a beets , Snpnered but a siagle case of varioloid, and. not a threatened fashion for gentlemen. $2 —____ ! variolo.d occurred either among the _ "Title receipts at Wood's Musuem, . recruits ot amon those, revaccinated BI ag a Ao yy without success. Pe . . pox was 21.9 to 1,000 deaths from all . G London fat ‘made by the Board of Supervisors. Per‘ThE districts where the disease prevails,and dozen. A case ovcurred in this city walking about the streets not knowing what the matter was until it was pronounced small pox by the physicians.— The Town Trustees immediately went to work for the purpose of procuring a place where such patients may be well takencare of, and where they will be removed away from contact with the community. Other ¢asés will ‘ho doubt occur, and while the victims should receive the best treatment possible, they should be remuved to some place where there will be less probability of the spread of the disease :than if they re maibed in the midst of the commanity. We hope that at the meeting of the Board of ‘Supervisors this matter will bé canvassed, and if they have the authority a comfortable small pox hospital should be fitted ‘up immediately. As a precaution every person in the community should be vaccinated. Statistics show that where vaccination is compulsory. thé Mortality from small pox is from 2 to8 to the thousand, while in countries where it is voluntary the mortality is from. 16 to 50 to the thousand, This of itself is enough to prove the advantage of vaccination. If proper care is taken of those Whi have the . . disease and vaccination is general,there is scarcely a probability that ‘it will prevail to any extent in this loéality. —_— PREACHING SunDay,—Divine mevi: vices will be held in the Methodist . Church, Sunday*thorning at 11 o'clock, andjinethe evening at 7 o’clock.— Sabbath School at 14. o'clock, P. %,— Rev, C, H. Northup, pastor. . Preaching at the Baptist Church today, at Jia.M. and 7 p.a1, Rev. Mr Wirth, pastor. Sabbath School at thé close of the morning serv:ce. Services in the Congregational Church morning ahd evening at the usual hours. Fy . Sunday School immediately after morn ing service. Rev: ‘A. Parker pastor.

Episcopal ‘serviees “inthe District }~ Court room, every Sunday evening at7 o'clock, by Bev. D. “D) Cha’ of rass Gens o Evrorx has $938,000,000 invested in American enterprises. IMpoRTANT Leoistation.-A bill has passed the House to transfer the Indian Bareau to the War Department. This bill passed by a vote of 166 to 83, and looks like Congress ‘meant to 5 niake peace with the Indians, °° i os . Onto, it is said, has only five hunfired acres of publicland left. A NUGGET of gold weighing 19; ounces was found in White county, Ga, Soncuvum seed pancakes are a Missouri institution. They are said to excel buckwheat cakes. A VELOCIPEDE to run on ice has been invented Jately. , CINCINNATI proposes to chop up its . ~ election liberty polesinte fire wood ‘for the poor. : A FaRMER in Reese River Valley heat the present season which vateiaes pushels per acre. $e Tae si, yma county this year is precisely the same as that of last year—being in each instance 4/201, i cee Dan De Hoane, the Prarie rope performer, broke his other Tespverr-she. wuedelll One, “At _ GEorGE Peabody has.dor another 100,000 pounds sterling to the poor of London. mae ae one caseof small pox ; while 7.cases of . 23, {Be 18 PREPARED TO SERVE Qo): nxsn OYSTERS, : ' Wietsalive Priday Evenings HAIR CUTTERS ! Se Every‘Man'his own Barber! . aT THE METHODIST CutRey, X7AVOID SMALL POX AND CUT rotrR Aen OWN Hal WITH CRAIGS GOMBI-». . Subject—“SANDWICH ISLaNDs.~! . NATION CUTTERS—THEY NEVER 6 FAIL TO PLEASE — Price $3, Doors at Oy o"élock, Lectafe 6 tim. mence at 73g 0’ ciock. fs Tickets o: Agm) Single Tickets 50 cts, '[ MIS NEW INVENTION just brought be for the Course: 1 WO. fox : nae . fore the public is a and indispensi-{ BORE GT SE RIE NSA ore tite te Family and . Hessebuld in pciahiiann country: coabling thoee ve at a disrs : tance from Barber © ps to always have a. @°fTY Christmas? » fashionabie cut to the Hair. A child can nse Mappy New Year! reccipt of Pee Dollars Coin, “naarets °" . PRESENTS FOR OLD & YOUNG : 1, D-GRale, . KOLKS ! Lock Box 89 Nevada City, Cal. & scat Nevada, Dee. NICK? SLOCOVIOH, ON PINE: SRRGT, NBYADA crry, AUCTION SALE iy oF. Bi a.t Groceries, Crockery and Hardware Fy": Sast received a splendid stock of gouds e f N By ie Xes, t , ON had EDNESDAY DECEMBER 16th, Cs adet a gui, oO 0 Nev. , . : “ ee 2 A splendid fresh stock of FRUITS and At Wm. F. Bacigalupi’s Store, CAN DI» of every kind and Vat.ety, : —s? tne and good things Jor Use is ‘ NICK, SLOCOVICH. JUNCTION BROAD & COMMERCIAL STs. 4 Nevada; Dee. andy Taare Will be sold at Auction. een 4.Mjand continne nil the Goode ose ae? . BEST TIME ON RECORD ds I, WILLIAMSON, Auctioneer. OYSTERS! OYSTERS! — Bonner's Great Horse. Dexter, beat JULIUS DREY FUss, ON THE FASHION COURSE: United States Bekery,i, i»).. seit, PINE:STREET; NEVADA, . DOWN, DOWN.CO THE PRICES AND OFF, In every style, and at all hours, at his BakeryOFF, GO THE ® Pickled Pig’s Feet, Sheep’s Coops ! Tt and C Choy au and Clam , Lowder a ra ye op SEE een A. GOLDSMIT tion of iadies and gentlemen. nl4 ; H, PACIFIC ELASTIC SPONGE Co . : “°"*t of Broad and Ping Streets, Manafacturers and Dealers in _. MBVADA CITY, Foi! uA tineisnss Mie tote” Beinn . nds every tline on'the Pasniton CARRIAGE, CHAIR CUSHIONS, &c. . Course and offers the Ladies _ FINEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF. i T IS en ; ae ty is Ton ‘ most inmate, No St, *isesil. pRess Goons, GENUINE FURS almost it material known for UPHOLSTERY PURPOSES, sick fs unequaled Nees meta and for the DOMESTIC GOODS, ces nate ren ny HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING GOODS, “NG. 617 Market i, San Francisco, + rte Reeda, W. B. STRONG, General Agent. SARPETS, SHOES, &c. &€. &c. ! teachin wie . Pops, SV EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.O6 MULL StREnr Chass eras ony ; oY va GENUINE FUBS, consisting of RUSSIAN t2"LOOK OUT FOR FIRES . ,61 Social atfekdon ot ta Oy a : . BEAUTIFUL CLOAKS of ihe LaKE. F. SPENCE, emacs. re CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, Presents would do'well tocaltor GOLDSMITH as he has a large stock sulected with a special view to supaly the demand, Seibert's Native Wines and Wine . Fr OF He SINGER SEWING Maes CoGNaAc, Mint I sj 2 3“ SURaUs aan f : The Ladi¢s of Nevada are invited to and oe M ED'BY EXPRESS EVERY DAY, and eelecfns@ranee Agent. CATAWBA. pac . ted from the Latest Styles, received by every Also, a fine article of WINE COGNAC. steamer. aaa Wor sale by thé Bottle Case or * yt, oi Finan ; Geltomty At the U.S: BAKERY, Pihe'"’“eet HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. as Seay + STUMPF, Proprietor, * G BR. CRA’ : . BROAD ST. above Pine, NEVADA CITY. Hotel and Restaurant business, t. At the same place, = : And in a Similar Manner, : GOOD ROOMS, ~~ ga < Rat Pas en mi etHssignae ayy » & Come youug and old atid see the beattify: . meagre