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Columbia gazette., 1854-11-25
MEDICAL NOTICE.
REMOVAL.

DR.. w. II. JONES has removed his
Private Medical Office, from 226i to
No. 225 Dupont street, directly oppo-
site. his former office, between Washing
ton and jackson streets, where he will
continue the Practice of Medicine and
Surgery.
DR.. Jones is a Graduate Of the Mas
sachusetts State Medical College OF the
Glass 1929. Having had the experience
of 2S years practice in Boston, New
York and other places, he fatters him
self ne is fully competent to treat all
cases that may be submitted to his
charge, with scientific skill and ability ;
and particularly chronic diseases, and
maladies of a private nature, having
made them his particular study, viz:
Syphilis, .Gonorrhoea, elect, Seminal
weakness, and other private diseases in
cidental to men, and complaints pecu-
liar to the female sex--in the treatment
of all which, he has been eminently sue
cessful. He has adopted the Eclectic
practice and by culliny from all Theories
he has adopted one peculiar to himself
and hence the result Of his great success
Columbia gazette., 1854-11-25
OLD PAPERS!!

OLD PAPERS, for wrapping purposes,
for sale at the Gazette Office, at one
dollar per hundred.
Columbia gazette., 1854-11-25
WELLS, FARGO & co.'s
New York, European California
e X p r + S S
AND B MIXING COMPANY.
PRINCIPAL OFFrcEs-16, Wall street,
N. York.-Express Building. Mont
gomery street. San Francisco.-S
Place de la Boursc, Paris.

sEhsn - WELLS, FARGO &
lziMzyxfSe CO. dispatch an Express
H=7s@= to New York and every
city and town of the Atlantic States, by
every Steamer of the Regular line run
ming between New York and San Fran
cisco, both by the
NICARAGUA AND PANAMA
ROUTES,
accompanied by Special Messen niger OF
each Steamer.
DAILY EXPRESS (accompan-
led by Messengers) is received and dis
patched at San Francisco, from and to
Sacramento and all the towns in the
Northern Mines. Also-from and to
Stockton and all towns in the Southern
Mines.
Their Express to PORTLAND and
the interior of OREGON, is dispatched
by each steamer of the Mail Line.
Their Express to EUROPE is dis
patched via New York and the steam
ers of the Collins Line.
SIGHT DRAFTS on New York
Philadelphia, Boston, st. Louis and
Cincinnati. Also-payable in almost
all the principal cities and towns in the
Atlantic States and the Canadas.
EXPRESS OFFICE AND BANK
ING HOUSE,
On Main Street, COLUMBIA.
WELLS, FARGO & CO.,
WIN. DAEGENER, Agent.
June Sd, 1854-S2-tf
Columbia gazette., 1854-11-25
DmovAL-Dr. i. NJ. DORWIN

DHMovAL-Dr. L. NJ. DORWIN
III Dentist, has removed from l72,
Washington street to 24O Washington
street, in DIR. Stout's Building, between
Dupont md Stockton streets, where he
is prepared to perform all operations in
Dentistry, upon the latest and most ap-
proved principles.
San Francisco, oct. Z, '54-lO0-H.
Columbia gazette., 1854-11-25
r FRANKLIN HOUSE.
I:,l corner Broadaoay 3.Samson,e sts.,
SAN FRANCIsCo.
Slocrm, Ross & Walton, Proprietors.

The Proprietors take pleasure in an
nouncing to the public, that in addition
to their former accommodations, they
have added to their House a number of
Rooms to be appropriated to the use Of
Families.
San Francisco, Oct. %, 1S54-3m.
Columbia gazette., 1854-11-25
$lOO,OO0.
7O7 Gifts.
Description OF GIFTS

Description OF GIFTS;
1.+ ooo erucc rs &so a.ob &1onoo
IND "A FARM OF %'S acres, unner
good state Oh Improvement ehsioly st-
ua'eu III one VI 'ie hios' pfooucusc
valleys IN the state, only hfee mhes
from a steam boat landing anu oniy
Jour ho"s rom san rrancisco' ior
whicn warran'ee deeu VIII NC gwen. oOoo
3rd. a mouse ana lot OH Ceh''e Street,
Mokeiunne MIL Ca'a'eras county,
now fen''hg lot . 20 per moh'h' oooO
4'n' oo o,ugS Oh s"o eac'; Sooo
5ih. 50 Slugs OF 800 each. $500
oth. A good new house ana lot IN the
Town o. "'oNe'unhe NH ~ooo
Hh. ~ ciugs oi 9ooeach' 'uuo
Sth. ~ " tOOO
9Th. 20 1000
Ioth' ~ lOoo
| ith. ~ iooo
18th. Five shares IN Middle Bar Bridge
Company situated at the Middle Bar OF
the Mokeiumne RIVER on the maj"
stage and mail route between the
Northern and southern Mines each
share valued ct 800, 5O0
Is to ~ nciuslve-2o shares each entl-
$500. " o"I '"p .,, :, @'1s 80 ,zoo
10 80 -:
A., ~. 'o. -, so,, ,.ua- s..l.
"'' ~ o"s sP,e""'u gnu '''' "o'0"' cooo
y, '"'ue '' AZ . nv e'c"1 90 oooo
10 !" li~ 'hc'us'se-4 -, SHARES .'e" en-
'," ~ u. ""1 ""9 gnu GEM
IA 70 6o7 ;ncIus;vsAa, sb,,cs eocb
entitled to receive certificate of one
Columbia gazette., 1854-11-25
One dOllareach

Thus it will come within the reach
of ALL, and entitle every Shareholder
to one of the articles in this collection,
comprising in part of
Columbia gazette., 1854-11-25
FOOD FOR THE MILLION.
Jenny Lind
E SsEAU 3 4 n E9?9

The undersigned, who, for some time
past has been supplying the wants of
inner man, for the community at large,
would now respectfully inform his old
patrons, and the public in general, that
he has established himself in the Sa-
loon, adjoining that of P. G. Ferguson,
ere he is always prepared to accom-
Ate those who will favor, him with
Columbia gazette., 1854-11-25
$4,000 i'm Cash.
The hamdsomest and heariest Gold
Watch and Cham IN Californ

Watch and Cham IN California:
SPLENDID MUSICAL AND MOVING
PANORAMIsT
A Large quantity Of Fine Gold
Watches,
OF the best makers, and warranted,
valued from one to six hundred dollars
A VALUABLE COLLECTION DIAMOND
JEwELRY,
Consisting Of Rings, Pins, &c.
ALsO-A LARGE COLLECTION OF
Fine Oil Paintings and Emgrarings,
Chiefly in Gilded Frames, collected
at great cost in Italy, France, Spain,
England, and America, including a
number of Musical Pictures.
Solid Silrer and Plated. Ware.
ALso-Thc largest assortment of CLOCKS
and TIME PIECES in California,
running from to 800 days without
winding, valued from S. TO $500.
ALso--ORGANs and Music Boxes,
playing from 2 to 40 pieces.
AIso-A very large collection Of Flu
rINAs and AcCoRDEoNs, valued
from So to $40 each.
ALso--A very large quantity Of Gold
Watch Chains, Gold Bracelets,
Gold Lockets, Gold Rings, Gold
Pins, Gold Pencils, Pens, &c.
Every person investing in the above,
81, will be entitled to all the privi-
legcs and benefits of Shareholder,
calling meetings, appointing Judges, &c.
to attend to the distribution, from each
County in this State, due notice of
which will be found in the advertise
ment.
nag Go and see the Exhibition Of
the valuable Goods belonging to the
original Gift Distribution, the first
that has ever been offered to the Pub
lie Of California, where every person
investing 81, will receive one Of the
articles from the collection.
SHARES now ready for sale, al
the Show Rooms, No. 122 CONNER
cial street, below Montgomery.
San Francisco, oct. IA, '54721-t1
Columbia gazette., 1854-11-25

To take place on or before Christmas,
an San Francisco.
THE subscribers having received a
large and costly collection of valuable
Merchandise, consisting of
$4,000 USEFUL ARTICLES.
Would respectfully announce to the cit
liens of California, Oregon, and the
Sandwich Islands, that they have de-
termined to dispose of them in Shares,
at the low price of
Columbia gazette., 1854-11-25
Columbia D. Stamislaus Rirer
Water Comply.
Shares at 5000 per share. -goa

CAPITAL SrocK. $500, 900.
Columbia gazette., 1854-11-25

WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
Fruits, Confectionery, Wines, Liquors,
Lamps, Chimmeys, Globes, Croekery,
Glass Ware, Segars and Tobacco.
Columbia gazette., 1854-11-25
VIM. O'HARA.
let. IS, 1S54.-tf

ss and Small Profits !! :
Po DAVIS
RIETY STOR E
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-22

aiso than TO s.arvs In the city, many OF them have
donesand they began to apply for situations aborers
Notwithstanding the priests always taught them that
dsrogatoy to the national character OF the Hebrews
' the soil Though II they had undertaken Il by them.
selves they ~ouldrot have been permitted by the Arabs
who hunt them as they would wild beasts. But. under
the protection OF tho American hrmers the Arabs win
permit them to labor and II Is matter of serious
discussion among those who know Of the Of this
enterprise whether the easble plan for coonzng
the Jews In Palestine make them cuvaors
its rich soil.
Owing to some difficulty which in regard to tho
ute oil the land they had commenced upon In the Valley
OF Aros the little colony moved last TO the Plains OF
sharon, where they have got permanent location aud
tue number consists oil Americans, male aud e-
male, and two Germans
One OF the number in office few days since.
IRON whom we derived these iacts lie speaks in most
encouraging terms Of the of these agricultural
project and ultimately, by that means OF influence
upon the inhabtants that will eventually result in great
good.
The cfort has been made through tho libcray Of few
onts'ans In this city, and by the spirit that actua
'eu the hrst movers In the work. immense benefits be
conferred upon the country. All that is wanted TO make
desirable country for the emicrants of Europe
increase ct the present colony sufficient TO form nucleus
or raying point aud more extended operations, and
gradual drawing in o: the resident population to adopt tho
same mode OF producing tho varied aud profitable pro-
uucts OF the soi.-Bdit. american.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-22
2,624,l75
Imports,
Total, S45,4o4,O62

Imports, s2S3, SI5,3 Total, S45, 4O4, O62
Average on dutable articles, /? per
Total importaIions s267, ?7S,6i7 II per cent
Thus, estimating the duble articles at S23S Si5, $3.50
the revenue under the tariff would nearly
orty-hve millions and halt, millions than
the revenue from that source, during the fiscal year
lS5l-2.
There are many other points in the tariff which exhibit
the same inconsistency, and which shall advert
hereafter A. whole it of piece with every other
OF Cen Perce's administration. Were for the cor
upt schemes nuscd by he cabinet; for their
Insane efforts up foreign usurpers wish Money
were it that they resoIuey bent in brbng the
representatives Of the people into base support of their
policy and for all these purposes require much money
As they could get it would have been possible TO have
carried their original design and reduced the OF
duty lghlcu substantially the popular burtEeus.
As was, Pierce aud his Cabinet been terrified all
winter at the thought o. parting with any instrument Of
corruption, losing dollar wherewith they might pur-
chase conscience vote. They talked loud enough
last December of reducing the revenue but with January
and tie Nebraska hill uuqUeuchabe thirs. Tor
moGey which has been growing upon them ever since
The consequence is the project OF tariff laid before
us, by which under pretence Of tightening buheus
the government is still TO orty-fve fifty Ioas
4 year from and il prosper, and import largely
hiiy TO sixty millions This is depicting the Treasury
with vengeance; but il Is but another instance OF the
Gssraccu dupcty with which every action oil the pres
cni executive Is imt ued -Hrdlh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-22

The officers and managers of the Washington Ma
tonal Monument have issued appeal to the public
for more funds to enable them to carry the work
The monument is about a third tompleted-hsving
reached the height of l5i feet at cost Of S2S0OoO
The managers state that unless prompt aid can DC
received, the work must stop at the end Of the pre-
sent month.
We cannot believe that the people Of this country
will turn deaf ear to the appeal for help for such
purpose We cannot believe that they intend TO let
monument, going up in honor of the Father Of hi,
country, fail of completion through their refusal to
contribute the necessary means On the contrary,
we believe they only need to be reminded Of their
duty in this behalf and then they will promptly and
zeaousy perform it We, therefore, appeal to the
patriotism of the people Of Virginia TO come to the
rescue, and send in their contributions matter how
small. Let some public spirited citizens, in every
city, town. village and neishborhood of the State take
earnestly hold Of the matter, take up collections,
and interest the whole people in the subject. The
approaching 18th of July furnishes an appropriate
time at which to begin the work. Let the agents in
every county to it, that something be done on
that day, and let not the orators forget bring the
subject before the people in their anniversary address.
cs We publish the appeal of the officers and
gers in another column, and earnestly invoke the
attention of vrsnians to it.
Mr.. John c. Mosby, it is proper to state, is the
Agent of the Association in Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-22
roE TIE WHO.
Lnann

Constant complaints are made against the Peruvian
Government for s exlcdons in advancing the price o,
Guano, delivered at ports, and our Government il
called on to negotiits for or to demand a remedy.
The n y. journal OF Commerce, ofJune l9 saws sbou,
rom the Cbincba Islauds The rate paid beretoIo,e
SIS TO $50 per ton, and the price charged for Gunno then
was $40 here Now the price is sos and II Congress are
70 remedy Tue evil u must be by assuming 10 control the
rate Of freight for the Peruvian Government nae NV,
ysnced US charge ior the Guano but ship owners have
advanced theirs for bringing it To market
Inc nigh rate OF freight has been owing in grea, nea
70 we demand Tor breadstus 10 Europe but we have
not heard that the people Of England require u to ows
the price OF wheat When that comes down TO seventh
I'VE cents or dollar freghts will probably be lover and
uuano cheaper VIII that state Of Affairs be more salts
iae'oiy' MERCHANT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-22

State to the Union. We trust, however our neghbor
will persevere in reading him lectures. though we
must confess its lectures thus far appear to have had
no very salutary effect upon him. For instance,
collect the Enquirers dcuuncatons of the Homestead
bill, which is now pronounced an administrator
measure" par excellence. This is emphatically a
wicked world any way, but when come to ex-
anime and test those in authority find them sadly
wanting in piety-even though they may have rcSu'
lary attended, from their youth up the conference
meeting" and the monthly concert"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-22

THE PAcITIC NoONsHISE' RAILRoAp.-Mr c. G. Pee.
oieS has sent US pamphlet regarding the Atlantic aud
Pacific RIi.road Company, which organized some
thing Ike year ago under the auspices OF Robert j.
Walker, Levi ;. Chaieli and other distinguished po
zeal husncieTs in which startling statements in re
gard TO the operations Of the Company put forth
t of the stockholders is given with the amounts sub
sum OF sIiTTj, 600, aud in these subscriptions it is
said, there is humbug and less money than eau
~ found on any subscription per the face of the
eATth-Wakct's Texas Central Railroad excepted. The
real aud personal uphold nearly $50 900 o
this stock will not amount TO 81 600 600" Fourteen 9TH
ers Who have subscribed ST,lUO,OyO, we are told
ARE possibly worth nearly hall a million = aud out
OF twenty nine who have subscribed nearly six million
there is not zone who wouli regarded "a a capitalist
Mr. PEBBLES says that of tie due 10 TO the
10Th OF May, which amounted $3.50 600 not $40 900
has been paid and there probably 81 OUO-
900 Of bona iide subscriptions the Stock book nc
over millions OF money standing behind the hun
ired millions subscribed Aud even the few who have
subscribed in good faith, it is alleged have been put
petely III the power OF AcSsrs. r. j. Walker T. Butler
King and Jeptha Fcwlkes who all numbers OF tie
Executive Committee. To show how this mas been done
Mr., T. publishes resolutions adopted by the Company au
horisug Mr.. Walker TO settle with all the agents of the
Company and still another authorizing Messrs Green
and Woodruff to allow such TO Mr. Walker as they
see fit aud others allowing them million each TO be iul
paid stock The effect of these resolutions would seem
to be put tie whole Company, stock stockholders
agents, and general interests past present aud
future, into the hands oi Messrs Walker King and Fowl
kes. These allegations, it true, exhibit a scheme by
which is expected TO impose upon the community for
the benefit OF the initiated few Mr. PEBBLES exp .se vii
probably lead to steps to erIiu the condition auC
purposes OF the COmpany.-BIl. American.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-22
THE MISSING STEAMER CITY OF GLASGow-AN
AFFECTING STORY.

The Jersey Blue has the fo!lowng affecting story
During tho latter part in the Philadelphia
Post Office, we became acquainted, among the mass OF
human beings whose faces appeared daily at the Gener
al Delivery Window" where were stauoued with an
Intelligent happy looking Euglshman, about Is years OF
age who came frequently TO inquire for letters tom home
ue was man OF pleasing manners and evidently had
been well educated and accustomed the refinement ami
ecGancies OF really good society. Rcing stranger on
our shores he glad avail himself OF opportunity
OF conversng with and spoke freely OF his past and Of
his hope for the future.
lie had conc to Philadelphia bringing with him
little apparently about 10 years of age, select
residence for the rest OF his ny which had lett in
England aud make all the arrangements necessary 10
their comfort when they should arrive lie had
plshed ths-had taken aud furnished house in Phia.
delphs, aud was expecting letters from his wife, inform.
ig him pf her sailing with their other children the
steamer City Of Manchester.
We handed him leer, 1t spoke of her expectation
sail in thst steamer, aud away with such glad autci
pstons might be supposedro nil the heart OF hus-
band long absent from the wife children whom
nc soon expected 20 meet and embrace again. few day
passed, and another foreign mail arrived, anu with
letter TO our friend from his wife, saying that che had
no; been able TO make her arrangements in time TO sail
IN the MANCHESTER but that she should certainly sail in the
Glasgow
SImc time after this letters came which she nal mail
ed NJ the time OF emhaTkiug in this ship and now he
uuspcakIOy happy with the almost certainty OF seeing
his wife aud children in few days, for the " York
Mail steamers generally make the pass &c but few days
sooner than our steamers. Soon he, with ma'y
others commenced going down to Queen street wharf to
lOOS for the incoming steamer.
But who shall speak Of the horrors TO come? Day after
day did he, with many others that sad walk, 20 down
to the whaf aud strain his vision descy among the
m=rous vessels down the river the auxiousy expected
steamer We saw him when the vessel had been some
thirty DAYS cut, and startled hts appearance
The plump happy-seeming face of month before
haggard as the face OF death; the eyes that had
shortly before dance in the light of inward joy
blood shot, Wild, and glaFnS upon US with maniac ex-
preston.
He walked mopincly away but his face haunted still
\ few days after this, steamer arrived bringing the
report that vessel somewhat resembling the Giasgor
had been OF: the ahama this report brought him
us again. Oh how that false hope had frightened his
conntcnance HIS eyes had regained their expression
Intelligence, and he chung his baseless hope drown
ing man TO a straw.
We left the Post Office few days after this Yester-
DAY We inquired concerning this wreched man. aud
told That he had been for time in the Lunatc Asylum
and rayiug maniac. May God reward him in eternity
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-22

ACCIDENT ON THE CENTRAL RAmRoGD-Tvo freipbt
trains came in collision on the Central Railroad yesterday
near Beaver Dam Depot The engines and several of the
cars were damaged, two negro hands hurt and
fireman named smms bad one Of bis feet seriously in
jnred They we're irregular trains carrying iron. This
accident was the cause Of the detention Of the
train until late yesterday evening
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-22

Personal lSrELLIGESCF.-DiNingu YTsiier,-
Iaere quite number Of celebrities soOurning amongst
u5 The summer season generally brings to our city dis
nGuiShed characters from all parts OF the world and We
sTathed to learn that they find the metropolis and
its hotels much more magnificent than they Anticipated
Prince Paul of Wurtemburg Count Wedgentois of Ger
many, ex-President CcbllIos, Of Mexico Mr. Stocked
Charge dAiairs Of Russia, and humber Of other dis
"gHi'hed visitors from Peru, Chill and Europe, now
the Metropolitan Hotel and their levees in The drawn
room are quite feature Prince Paul of Wuricmbur9
IS one OF the most celebrated travellers Of the age He
has just returned from California and South America and
= on his way the East Ipdies lie il brother to
tho present reisning Duke OF Wurtemburg and cousin
Queen Victoria. EN'Ptesjdcnt Cabelos Of Mexico ba.
Sh him about twenty of his Iitbful adhcrents who
firmly believe that the of their chief will be soon
'giin in the ascendant They anxiousy awaiting the
OF events in Mexico and the result Of the contest
going on between Santa Alvarez.
We understand that the appointment of one OF the Com
mssioncs Emigration has been rendered to- and accent
ID by Eliza +. Purdy, Esq, by Governor Seymour we
learn that he takes the place Of Mr. George W. Blunt
v. y. Herald June Is.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-22

=. Upon the occasion of his late enthusiastic recep-
ton at ST. Louis, Mr.. Fillmore made speech from which
sclec, the following paragraphs:
a knew the resources of the Mississippi Valley
until my visit to the South. had often heard of it,
noundess prares and its rich lands, so well and pecu
liay adapted to the wants and necessities of man and
my visit ut this time has peculiarly impressed upon me it,
great importance. Coming from St. Paul on this occa
sion rom the far North view ST. Louis not only as the
commercial emporium Of this valley but the great central
city OF this Union the half way house, it might be
ed, between the Atlantic and Pacific seaboards
"One thing is vet wanting to complete and fill the mca
OF our countys glory and without it broad land.
AMI grca will be Of avail II is that iron
bands for the purpose OF Commercial transit and as con
sentative element, shall connect the oceans. We
must have railway the COntiueDt tor without this
will bc and feel like the old colonies that we are too
by away from the central power. Ii would preserve
Union with all it, nesmnhle blessings all sections
a. country must feel that they common bro
% 'oh; and to do this space must in u measure he an.
5rtd and every part of the country brough, in
hi. sit irAteruize with each other
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-22

THE VIRGINIA HorsL AT SrAuNroS kept by Messrs. Nc
Cluug Pcytou, affords additional attractions this Summer
the travelling public The entcrprsing propeiors have
spared trouble expense in making their hotel one
OF the very best in the State. The building is new COM
modous and admiralty arranged for the purposes of ho
tel The and well furushed-the servants
attentive, and the table is provided with the greatest
abundance Of cdblcs furnished By of the most pro.
ductive agricultural portions of the State 1t is decided
" what city folks would call PRS. class hotel: and we
may add with better accommodations in many respects
than be obtained the FIRST class city hotels for nearly
double the money. This house has always been favore
stopping place for the travel route TO the Virginia
Springs, by the Central Line aud this season its hume
patrons Of that class will 6nd that it has lost
It's former attractions. Passengers leave Richmond
by the Central after breakfast and arrive in Saunton
to dinner by o'clock To those in search health or
pleasure Staunton furnishes pleasant resting point with
its ne hotel Accommodations agreeable society and salu-
brious climate-whlc the increased facilities the citizens
OF the lower country possess this summer for the first
time in getting there BY Of the extension Of the
Central Railroad, will render agreeable place OF
large number who unable to spare the tim
from business for fashionable trip to the Springs