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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-24

The WHEELING INTEII1GEEcER. This
paper in former times. although not pc
culiarly Democratic. was national !; and
as such, received the support of many of
our people; but We are sorry TO see that
under the management ofits present edi-
tors. it has changed its position. 1t is
now giving covert and insidious aid to
the fanatics of the north which shopidi
close the doors of every national ms aPN
on it.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-24

RKCOyEE1se.-we are bs.gy to be able
to inform our readers ,Aat Mr. Brown,
who was injured b. NE falling of the
Fillmore pole. in rs place. though bad
~ hurt. is liksv 10 recover. even without
the loss of sis leg.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-24
The Elections.

The newsmongers and politicians of our
town were unusually excited during the
latter part of last week, while the news Of
the result of the elections in Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana were being received by
piece-meal. Our first advces received on
Thursday evening, were that Pennsylva-
nie, which State is expected 20 decide the
Presidential contest. had gone Democrat
ic by very decided majority. This put
the Democracy in the best possible hu>
NOR and they hoisted light at the top of
their pole. On Friday evening the news
was received that the fusionists had elected
the Republican ticket, and the Fillmore
men were beside themselves with Joy, and
called for the Democratic dark lantern.
Later news favorable to the Democracy,
being subsequently received, up went the
lantern. and into their holes went The K
Ms. Since then, the returns have uni
formly shown a Democratic majority in
that State. The Democratic State Ticket
is elected. The twenty five members of
Congress stand Is or 16 Democrats, or
8 Republicans and 2 Americans. The
State Legislature is close. but the Demo
Gratis probably have something of a ma
jority on joint ballot.
Ohio has gone for the Republicans by
very large majority, although the De-
mocrats have elected eight members of
Congress which is clear gain. as we
have no members from that State in the
present Congress.
In Indiana the Democrats have carried
the State by four or five thousand MAORI
ty. -...
These returns have left the Fillmore
men and the opponents Of the Democracy
generally, in the same condition OF those
who are " without hope in the world"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-24
ECLARKsnURG, FRIDAY, oCr'R. 81, 1855

DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET.
lst Dist-E. w. MASSENBURG, Portsmouth.
cd Dist-THOS. II. CAMPBELL. Nottoway.
Sd Dist-A. HG Els DILLARD, Henry.
4th Dist-JAMES GARLAND, Campbell. .
5th Dist-JOHN GOODE, r., Bedford.
9th Dist-ALEX. JONES, Chesterfield.
Tth Dist-WM. TALIAFERRO, Gloucester.
Sth Dist-R. L. MONTAGUE, Middlesex.
9th Dlst-JAMES BARBOUR Culpcper.
10th Dist. RANDOLPHTU CKER, Frederick.
18th Dist-JOIIN I. HARRIS, Rockingham.
18th Dist-A. G. PENDLET0N, Giles.
18th Dist-JOuN B. FLOYD, Washington.
l4th Dist-SAMUEL Z. HAYS, Gilmer.
18th Dist-SHEkRARD CLEMENS, Ohio.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-24

Religion Is Gle only aafeguard to virtue
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-24

2g Godey's Lady's Book for Novem-
bersp received. 1t is filed with its usual
variety of fashions, patterns, DC.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-24

CHEAP CLorH1Na.-By reference to his
advertisement it will be seen that Mr..
Elisha Owens is ready to furnish gentle
men with all sorts of winter clothing up
on the best possible terms. He has a
targer stock than ever and we recommend
oT friends to give him call.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-24

"eIGOmo appearances Oh 30 many young
men on this occasion, representing SO
many portions of this great confederacy.
Though not connected with the Methodist
denomination, he had at different times
attended on the ministry of members Of
this body, and in his earlier years had
made acquaintance with families who be.
longed 10 it, whose friendship he had al~
ways highly priced. and certainly would
not soon forget. Gratitude forbade the
possibility.
He remembered with peculiar CRATE.
fulness the late Rev. DR.. Cookman-the
chaplain TO Oongress-who was lost in
the President steamer. He had attended
on the ministry of that eminent man du.
ring two years, and found him one Of the
most devoted servants of his Master-one
Of the most faithful and eloquent ministers
he had ever listened TO. DR.. Cookuan
he considered wonderful man-one
whose reputation was gratefully cad wor-
thily cherished. In conclusio6 che Presi-
dent thanked the faculty andstudents for
their kindness in calling dpon him. and
expressed his best wishes for their indi-
vidual and denominaLional prosperity"
DR.. Vail said that the interview was
peculiarly pleasant one in many respects,
but more especially because, as his recolf
lection wildly taught him. the President
was the early and faithful friend n the
Biblical Institute. He it was |fo had
drawn up the first subscriptiea paper for
its establishment in perfeet'ea it the
frst subscription-and sas the first TO
suggest and take pri~.ary steps in procu.
ring the building which the Institute is
now held. Us5er these circumstances
tn. honor Of an interview with the first
officer in sae land was especially crafty
inc to bdn. The DR.. expressed his grateful
th9pts IN the name of his co-laborers and
of4he young men under their charge, Tor
ne courtesy and kindness which had
'haracterized the event, and he pledged
limself that their best wishes and most
iarnest prayers should be offered for his
happiness and welfare through life.
H say, Mister, wasn't ron born in
he middle of the week . said an impu-
lent urchin 70 man with severe pair
'f'cross eyes.
No, you little devil; why?
Case j see you are alters lockin' both
way for Sunday.
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Notice..

Notice.
THE subscriher respectfully return. hi.
/ thanks ~ his friends and e,,stoWputs who
haye during the past year literally give"
him their patto mage, and takes thi. meth
cd Of informing them and the public at
larg. that he has now IN hand large lot
Of seastued lumber aud everything requ =
tie for the undertaking successful compile.
ton Of all work in the share Of Hous.
Buildings, Blinds. Sash and Doors. fitting
ar Of Stores. Bar -ronms IN the best. most
durable ami warkmanliks STYLE. Al or,,et.
left at u g Mon ans Hardware store. the
fest Office. or at ,ny shop on Fifth street
adjoining 81 Peters and st. faul'e college.
will meet with prompt attention,
dee9l. q. l.. SEES.
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NUMBER 60.


"TetMs.- subscription II AAed u NJ
rate of D. 00 per snhass, payable N eavA44ey 81
y IL published 1t % s" per snnsfn, ibvsfetlt II
advance. Both viii Re punctusity delivered with
In the limits cf the CITY bt the carrier.
~ A&vevttstme.-Oss Dcl'st per sqtaye
fet the h'ss insett ttion, and hnlf thst Artant fes
ever subsequent ,nseftict,-teh lines OF less, ecs-
stttWte \ sgWase. kEF
Yearly Advertising. Merchants, ira
devs. and others, viii be contracted with on ehs
most reasonable terms
~ JWbs w oSh. --Oua facilities ~ aOtns
Job Wdst WIN nestHsss ana dsspa tch-=ip ~ ~.
vieties VI eclcss. cannot he eurpsese1 ~ skt e.
Establishments IN the City-sUeh ss:
LAwvsas BRiees-BAts TtURA1s-P6s11Ns-sDttL
HsAbs-Dttt ~ GAptsss-p -pA0vR MAAs-8tA0SlVN
and v,s,r,sa OAsps. POI farther particulars, ~
invite yon 10 call and see eur speeh6ehs.
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Carrtagcs, Harness. whips. &c

Cnrrtagce, Harness, Whtps. c.
TIME Subscribers assortment Of Carria-
i yes, Harness, whips, &c. II nnw COM
plete, and Y, IN ties m examination N
hi. stock before purchasing in New o.
,eaue. as ne guarantees his prices a. low a.
~ any IN the south.
Mareroom corner Of Third ands rloridt
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing il
superior style At the old established stand
cotAer Of Main and Church Streets.
W. f. TUNNARD.
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BATON ROUGE
Dying and ooouring Establishment.
e1NttE subscrthev having removed TO the corner
l. Of THIRD and vlortda sts., Il now prepared 70
do work entrusted 10 his care In the nsAtset spd
mcet werkmsnlike wspnss:
Old Clothes are alsslust made New.
Ne II prepared 70 dye fer tbs tsdiss D Gen tlsusn
LADIES
Crane ehawls, dyed or color restored, no matter
what solor silt Dresses. shswls, ManttiIAs, Bar
eyes, rarasots. cleaned, dyed Of Sspsissd; Leg.
horn Bonuets. dyed ~ washed.
GENTLEMEN.
Cassimeres. NJ rinos, Alpaca, Cloth Clothes.
either cleaned, color vessored Of dyed 70 any
colo, preferred, with despatch and nsatnsss.
uay7 N. HOEyLf, Dyer.
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NEW ARR1VAL-DRESS OOODS.

At TNg pHtlAoeIp pHtA cNeAp oToNG.
1UST received by steamer Grenada, an
y other assortment Of the abov. goods con.
sistiny Of Striped Black Chslley, rlsin
plaid h striped black bsrreges, plain h 6g.
ured fancy col'd Cballeys In dress patterns,
plain h Aouncsd Daftsxss, Organizes Jsco.
nets and Swiss Muslin. Also, = beautiful
asso' tment Of 'rimmings tibbons, &c, all o'
which are bought at auction ap' will bs
sold At very low prices. msy 9.
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Amn0mg the Late Arrivals
or NEW GOODS Ar THE
Philadelphia Cheap Cash Store.
WILL he fund beautiful new style
~ Paris bareses tlnahcei tebes, very cheap.
A large assos timer. u Satin Dasnask Table Cloths
ana Napkins, very superior aaat'ty ~ Gents t'".
en- Can,br,c Handkerchief afew pieces II ssspef
white i,aep dsl,t tct sale ~ tke
ps,aA aApslpaiA UHsAp Casa evess,
,na,7s.tf Lafayette Street.
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To plan tiers.

A lK1N'S Ccr,. and Cation Cultivatot
II This truly useful agricultural improv.
mens. ha. heen fully tested hy highly res.
,,ectable and practical planters who afterfu
trial, ray that by it, use, In the cultivation
Of Corn. Cane, OF Cotton. there II saving
Of at least one third the labor to man and
hot.e aver the common rlow. It's q new
invention. Patented March 90. ls4s.
Planters are invited to cal, and examine 1t
A supply on hand and for sale by
W. r. TtfNNARn,
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JOSEPH McKtTRtCK.
,lrehtttrtE - MtlMcr.

Hacp IN Fyegts~, E,w If MatNs A.
r WOULD RESPECTFULLY call the
/ attention cf the public, to my arrange
n,eNts fct the New veat. Having made
arrangements with one Of the hest tnaGu-
hcturing tal'lishuents in Cincinnati,
! IN, repaired 10 Furnish Sash D,ofs and
Blinds, made ef the best White Pine Luu,-
bsf. and of superior workmanship and
much cheaper than Gan be made in the
touth. Persons wishing TO build would
And " to theft advantage to consult me
tstere buildins
Orders 'rom the ccuntry earnestly ecli-
cited. Country work ef al kinds prompt
~ attended 10 in the west wetkmsnlike
manner
Plans snd specification. for city and coun-
Try Houses. sobbuthan Villas, etc. given In
the rost arr,oved styles. All kind. of
job Work attended to with neatne.s and
Dispatch. Water Cisterns made et the best
material. jap9O.
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INSURANCE.
so,sttsefn RewtNal tesWtAstee Ctsnp~'y
OF baton NeuAes

SvWs'sNN" F1"sv~s N'sSsss ~ssSC tvSS'V'N"A
OF Baton Neu4es
Incorporated BY Act If Legislature ~ Lcsiesana
App,eee,'. Nareh tgtA, tsss
Authssasea Capital, sss,s eBG0, ,0O0, a.
The Eowtheyw Mwtwei Insurance Cesps~v
Of Baton Ropge, have this day commenced
operations. and are p,erated 10 take FtAs,
MAa,vE, aud R,vsa Rieks.
Dirsoto
James N brown, Leon Bcnnecase,
lrhn y, kleippeter, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, W. r. Tunnstd,
los v Durable, Joseph La,guier,
&. q. Mediation, WIN. 9. Pike,
Tfvstess.
W. n. Walker, lessee Hart,
+. u. Conrad, s. q. Lsyveck,
Chs.. A. Slack, James N. Btsnot,
Sostheue Allan, W. n. Phillips,
to.eph y. Williams. Thompson J. Bird,
], r. Ncleh. Daniel y. Avery,
john A. DV,ehe,ty, Samuel N. Hart,
WILLIAM 8. PIKE, Ptes't.
ALrssp SHsprsas. sec'y.
Baton Rouge, Jsn'y. ~, 1869. II.
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First Arrival Ut the Season
Ar the ONE PRICE
CyOtlstsaE Emporium.
TINE subscriber has Just received by
L. steamer Cheseenr Cry. from New
York. 4 large and beautiful assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting ii Linen Boscm Shirts; silk.
Cotton and Metino under shirts Shirt Col.
lars Linen and Cotton Draws; Hosiery.
Gloves, suspendet.. Linen aud silk Pocket
Hdkf.. Ctavats. Neck Ties, Scaris Stocks.
&c. all Of which have been selecte,i from
the most fashionable houses in New York,
snd will be sold at low prices. In order to
do Justice and give satisfaction 10 cash buy.
er, he ha. made II a rule in all case. to
deduct ten per cent Tor cash. and will In all
case. strictly schete To that principle.
sePt6-y. w. u. PHILLIPS
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Z. DE ROSAS LACERDA,

1AzON k0C0k Ia,
INFORM rs the Public In general that
i he is now prepared b repair in the bes,
manner, the OLDEST end MOST DE.
rECrtvE PIANOS, at vxay xooxa ArS
ra,ces and every hind II Mssieal tnstn.
meats. He will alss tune st very reduced
prices. fer " csstoaes snd The pabliein
geaesal.
Orsls:s lett At ths Jewelry stos~ II M.
Theodore Goldman will Be psompely At.
tended %.
feblsd.f. EIDE ROSAS LACcRDA.
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NEW GOODS.

1uHT RECEIVED tev Steamship uahswbs, from
j New fctk, peautihsl white and Ceicured Bt'i'
sechs, Swiss Muel,ne, Embroidered ewiss and Jsc.
enet hands, riath Htaet ard Ceieyed BAveses
Ladle. ami Misses White Cotton ltose, Biaek and
tJpoted SIN 0tcves. ts,et tltts, bl-ck And wh'te
Grape Cet,svs and elseves, Figured snd Plaid
Sim tavase's, 1ysss, Ha,s Cloth and Corded
pshApsftstA CseAt UAsH AroAs.
Ap.tla Lafayette Street.
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French Mapti1las.

French Maptl11as.
TUE ladies' are inviteo to examine ou,
l bssat,fbt assortment ~ french imported
Spring Mantillae, Of the latest and most fashion.
able Styles psvchaseA cf the Importers In n York.
~ the assortment IL not very large, the ladies
would d. veil 10 sail sasly-Al the
pstLApsLrBlA CssAp CAsa BToas,
tnAr2b.tf Lafayette Street.
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WHITE U0TTUNg AND LINENS.
lust RECEIVED, per steamship Oshawba ftotn
u New terk auctions. \ Aae lot II shifting cot
tons and Linen shirt bossms, for sale very low 81
the PsttApsLpHsA CHsAp CASH sfbNs.
Ap1. 7g. Lafayette Street.
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THE NUT b Al.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
Net Accumulated Cash Fund,
0,O1s.71S,
All the profits divided among the Insured
FRED, s. WINSTON, Ptes't
ISAAC ABBOTT, Sse'y
CHAs. GILL, A,t.syy.
rGsoReH A. Plss, duly authorized
Agent Tot Baton Rouge. ap. 10y.
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xteau& lsressea Rrick,

NOR the convenience Of the citizens ol
i Baton Rouge, an Office has bee, cpe II.
ed at Ios"nA BsAn's Srcss, opposite the
Harvey House. where orders NAV be lett
for Immediate transmission (. the STEAM
Rs,cx and LuMrxx Nuts. Of the subscri-
her. and will BE- fil'sd with quick despatch
q. il given At the ofsce on the yard. Those
wishing arm and durable article, are 50.
licitcd to test the quality Of the SrxAm
Psxssxp. U|Brick delivered in town and
vicinity in any quantities. At lowest market
rates. )aux2S.tl J. H. SCHENCK.
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Drese TfleN WatMgsi
WILL he opened this morning 4
w beautiful assortment 81 ladies dress trim
tuipss II the latest Paris style Sash snd Bonnet
nlbtens, n the ps,LA psi,RaiA CBaAP uAsa sfeae.
t,Av9s.if Lafayette street.
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NOTICE TO BU1LDERS.--The Sn.
~ derstened 10 now prepared = manufacture
~ Steam power At the shortest notice Al, kinds
ofaash, nlinas. wtadcws. Doors, Ac--,ettsrp al.
dressed "a him At The Post Once At uaton Rouge
VII meet With Immediate attention.
sept-0.N. J. W. BROWN.
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e'1'11 Aw MATT'fNtag.

eTRAW MATT1N0es
fuET Ruce,ved fssta New Yctk Aaettens. Twsrrr
j rvs rsicss WHITE and COLORGD MATING
which will be soid st vERY Low rRtttEs ~ The
PHILADELPHIA Cesar CASA ercas.
Ari. ~, Lafayette street.
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1roftssiaaal xotifts.


frofesa1sNal card.
nR. DUCHElN, Of the Medical Fscult,
~ Of Montpellter tFfancel having r.
recently established himself In this City
Offers he prufe ssiraal services to the public
nTHs viii at all times b. found st M
PuJo.'s residence, (near Judge Bark's)
unless professionally engaged. (octas.M.
r. TROUSDALE
Surgsen Deasase-Daeon 1eaes.
u ENEWS tho tender of his profee.
IL s.ssal sarvsees n ne vertoxs eraasAes per.
tstntne 70 the DENTAL ART 70 the ladies and
esat,sNaN u 9Ass AAa West 0AtsA RANev and
the Surrounding esN1tfys
A q Als aAt1tues sha bses sre.
Aen,,a,e can ~ NAsWtsAeA II Neees. N2nYYU
eary but u sASse whe have not employed him.
he would respectfully setss h hts ktna pAtren.
who have ~ les<Alty Mvcred him daring ihe past
year. wtth tAete eeNAdenee, and fpt which he
would eetNrN Ais mast stMeers lhaSka. pvesAsln9
% use every e8seeioA y eeAtcAse 10 merit The
same.
Al wcrA pevtssme.! scientifically and with the
utNast care, Aaa also wtsA che view IA durability.
ahue rsadertAe pssMANeNt eeneat u the patient
NE viii alwAys b Ii hs olAce ffsM A. NJ, until
q r. n.
otase -ecw. over J. v. os.ee's.' shoe store,
LaSAyeRse stseet. cctsN
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M1e.: =. I. -: !, @ tassassi~a:::' s s,ss::
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Corn MILE.
0DOZ. Assorted Sets Corn Mill, with
- and without fly wheels.
.ra .1ARov,rR & LAsouE.
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Gold aud SILVER Thlmhles.
lust received and for sale ty
u deeIQ. TnEo. GoLDMANN.
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CTRAW MATTlN0.-Twenty
~ Ave piece. "A Straw Mating to ar.
rive this week and for sale BY
ljan.lel W. D. PHILLIPS,
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DER HARDEN,s ExpREaS.
i 4 superio, lot Of Table and Pocket
Cutlery, ]ust received and for sa.e y
;.nlsdvl LAKGUIER 4 L4NOUE.
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Cart and WAGON 11arness.
A FULL ASSORTMENT Of Collass,
IA Hames. Blind brides, Cart br~eching,
I art saddles, Wagon hsrness, Trace chains
&c. which we Offer a. moderate prices.
i.nlsdyl LARCUlER + LANOUE.
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no BlaCksmtths, CaFpeDteJ0
ana COOpera.
A Nv1LS, VICES, BELLOWS. Stock
II and Dies, Plates, Wedges. Tong. Files
Of all sizes and description. slso foil H.
sortment Of Carpenters and Cooper tools.
nnlsdy1 LARGUlER. & LANOUE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-11
MEDICAL

from parent to child ami enailltc aron the cHsr-ng
atuiicd consliiuson Fdrthe crfre If MI these forms
of disease tne Doctors guarhntees ~ cre or ask
comp,Ssadun The Doctor can he consulted by l''i-
Ter ohrtwis free u charge. ari invites NIL who nrN
afflicted io Call upon him, where he viii give lhem
such shii.fscion rs they can obtain 10 wh'r" cl~'
His rooms nre NJ. and Nnory HALL c"r'"r"f sac.
ramcntn and Montgomery streets. sun Frhnriscn
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIVE
ACE!-t;rent Bl.ssint to- Mankind ,--Innocrn hni ro
tenti-Dr. l. J. C2pkaNS Prophyaciicnm. tSet l''--
injecting Agcni.) sure preventative agHlnsi got"r-
rual md syphlilic di-nscs anil unsurpassed REM
rdy for nl the Voncrial. scrnlous. gangrruous sud
cancrrous ulcers tr,ld discharges from the vagina,
uterus and urrihra ami all cnlaneon~ crnpon-nnd
diseases. For sale NJ Dr l.. Ckapkny- office, Ar
mory Hail. corner of Sacramento and Montgomery
streets, San Francisco A. innoculaon Is y prevcn.
tatiVe against small pox. 80 IL Dr L. J. FZ1pkHt'@
Prpphilacjicun preventative Rgtinst svrhiliuc,land
g"norrhcal diseases. Harmless in itself II possesses
the power uf chemically destroying the syphtlitic vi
rus, and thereby thousands ot Dung dchnuch-
ees from being infected by the most loaihsom" of all
diseases. Let no young man who 2prreclntes health
he without nr. tZapknys PrOphilaciicum. II II IN
very convenient packages and will he found convent
eniho use, being used MS soap. That disease can be-
prevented by the Of proper agents, IL as well an
established fact that they can be- cured after their
establishment. The principle which is now univer.
sny recognized, received even before the days of
Jcnner, the diScovcrsr of the cnntion In 1906. AMI
its multiplied benefits since have received. as
they deserved the attention of the medical faculty.
II in pursuit of this branch OF The mcticul sci
ence that Dr. H. D. CZhpkay fortunately made The dis'
covery Of his Prophnclicum, which, for the preven-
on Of syphilitic gonorrhcnl and cunnecus
discrscr stands unrivalled by any agent IN the Pha
macopocn. The effect of this ng"nt after COTTON is
immednte md removes the possibility of n c'n'rac-
ton of dscnsc IT, however the disease has been
tracted susefu in neuraIIne the poisonous
ons which. by absorption. produce the horrid conse
Qurnses known Hs secondary syphilis II has been
administered by the Doctor ip many thousand cases,
and he has vet To find the first in which II has failed
To suhservc the purpos" for which 1t was administer
ed. Price, So Full directions attached to each
package. In where Prophilaciicum ~ used as
curative, Dr l. j. Cznpkay viii Ilfurnsh gratis pre-
scrptOn for his Blooi Purifier.
All communications from The country. addressed
ly 10 Dr. H. J. tzapkny, san francisco. will be- strictly
and conHdcniialIy attended to- and the remedies
with the greatest and secrecy, immednielf dis
patched, by Express other convey to their dcs-
ination.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-11
Miscellany.

MECHANISM OF THE ATMospnER-
&c TELEGRApH.--The mechanical
facts respecting the atmospheric tele-
graph, as given by the inventor, are
that the area of two-foot plunger
is four hundred and fifty-two inches !;
the pressure of one-fourth pound on
each inch is one hundred and thirteen
pounds, and one hundred and thir-
teen pounds troctiye force draws sew
en- tons; a two-foot cylinder, forty
miles long, contains about GAO, 900
cubic feet of air; one cylinder
twenty feet in diameter, and twenty
feet long, contains nix thousand cubic
fcet-two of which pumps, double
acting will exhaust twenty-four thous-
and cubic feet of air at every turn Of
the shaft; therefore, twenty-seven
turns of the same will exhaust the
number of cubic feet contained in the
forty-mile cylinder. The plunger is
20 90 forward without calculable fric-
tion, and its touch is not sufficiently
great to create Objectionable heat.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-11

rR~D DR. j. L.. CZApKAY The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of This notice. Is one Of tho
few modern physicians whose application to his pro-
fcssiOn and devotion tn the afflicted. render him alike
nm ornament to tie and benefit to the other
Hungarian by birth he sought with kos.uth to place
his country among the naOns of The earth beyond
the opprcssOr's rule that her Sons might rejoice in
the praclce of those prerepts which ARE alike our
glory and our pride. In his efforts 40 To do. he has
rcaped the reward Of Intellectual resistance to oppres
sion. and IN home and a country know him no more
Apart howaver. from his clnims upon our consider
alton ~ patriot, the Testimonials of Charnrtcr and
capacity which ne brings cne him Ia public conf>
dence, 10 the exclusion Of those who neither
ihe one or the other. As gentleman his character
il untarDished: ns physician, his skill unsurpassed
and to those whose imprndence has left upon Them
the tans Of disease. can cOnscientiously commend
him with the assurance That in him they will find "a
friend whom to know Is great gain. The nr.'s Office
Ia No. and Armorv Hall corner Of Sacramento
md Montgomery streets San Francisco.