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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

tpd b,mself with very large proportion Of 10
curss'e cases Were the greater part Of them
rsvr usd-like poor Mr.. Cooate, for instance
ibe'e would be sOne chance Of curing them BY
putting them into straight jackets; but the Doctor
knows very well that no cas.s are go hopeless a.
those in which the deviation from right reason
is COZ med to single idea, 80 as to give
tn patient on s other points the appearance OF q
sone Nan. Such is the unhappy condition of Mr.
Winthrop, Mr. billiard, Mr.. Stevenson, aod the
other bebly respectable. however grossly deluded'
g,n,Ieneb Who bave invited DR.. Bell to accept the
celcate and arducus post Of political ply scian for
Massachusetts Wings. We wlsh hin all success
in bis Lew enterprise Nothing would give us
grea'er satisfaction than to see these estimaole
ptrsons restored TO political sanity, and to that
public respect ard Influence which, in their Gays
OF SANITY, they were in the habit of enjoying We
donbr. hoa ever. if the Doctor is quite up 70 tnis
case. We know that as Superintendent OF the
Mclean Asylum be resorted with much success to
the txpeeient OF bumorng the folly of bis patenfs
sid letting them have their own way Dr. Bell
has exhibi-ed On more than one occasion far too
suopg disposition to carry the same practice into
politics; but there, We can assure him, 1t will
prove, a. is always has proved wherever he has
tried it, compile failure.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

: Query.-In case the Presidential Election goes to
ibe Hou.e, and the delegation from any particular
State s equally divided, what course will be pursued
III voting II. L. L. 5.
Ansvtr-The vote of that State would count one
agaisa choice but none for any candidate. 1t was
so with the votes OF two States-Vermont and
Maryland, We belieye-in the struggle between
JeBeI son ard Burr in lo0l. But for this Jefferson
would have been chosen at once. AS the House
Dow stands, the votes Of Iowa, Tennessee, and
perhaps Texas would be equally divided in case
peboipg election were carried thither Illinois is
to be decided by elections next November to fll
vacancies. Buchanan would receive the votes Of
Alsbama, Arkansas, California, Florida, Georgia,
Louissps, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina,
81 uih Csrolin,, and VirgiDia-ll States; Fremont
those OF Connecticut, Indiana, Maine, Massachu.
setts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New-York,
Ohio, Penn sylvsnis, Rhode Island, Vermont and
WhcoDsp-l2 States; Fillmore those Of Della.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

A paragraph in circulation which purports to be
an extract from recent speech by Nc. Bates of
Michigan, assuming to give an account of the nom-
ination of Col. Fremont we are authorized by one
Of the parties named in the extract to pronounce
entirely incorrect both in its reference to persons,
and 10 facts. There is nothing Of truth n it, ex-
cept the fact that gentlemen Of influence and char
acter in the Democratic party, Of the South and
the Nor,h desired to presen! the name of Col. Ere
mott to the Cincinnati Convention as candidate
for the De mOcratic nomination; and that Col. Fre-
mont, Anticipating correctly the platform and char
scter of the nomination which that Convention
would be compelled to make, did not favor in any
pabLer the proposition. Beyond this, there is no
truth in the ststement. One of the most distin-
eusAed gentlemen who at first took part in putting
forward Col. Fremont, soon desisted, remarking TO
Democratic crony that they might as well at
once set down Fremont Black Republican.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

Iti w0r,hy of remark tost all the attacks upon
Col Fr, mont or pearIv all have or'eiuaed IN
WsehiI QtOp. Even those which arr borne to us
frcui the distalt stCres Oi toe Pacific, are con-
taped in letters from Warrington TO the Calt'of-
MIA psptrs The, oil ar sc from the same pen.
THO, gb the thin g,pze of the Big'er agency,
rbe hsud cf Mr BuchaDab himself the defamsr OF
biz only formidable OF dreaded rival, may be PLAIN
ly di.c.rIed 1t is lot likely that the republican
TILE cf President will ever grace Mr. Buchanan
pame But sbother and a different tile he has
fu y aid persisttntly earned: it is that OF sltp-
dtrer He It was who first gave currency aad
p'uurihity to the Bargain" calumny on the gal
liant c sy. Mesn-spirired, be begged of Me- Clay
not 20 expose him as the author Of the
tlsr der which cheated the great Ksntuck-
lsD out Of the Presidency. Thiuk of the
etele cOpctaliDg through life the poisoned
shat through motives Of generosity toward
tie bo.e babd that sped it Lo, from bis grave q
tboutaLd barbed arrows spring up and point TO-
ward tbe assssin. Nov the reviler turns upon tie
young aid cbivslrOus Fremont, as to fresh victim
for bis venom. Lee the people of America, when
they reid the base attacks upon the unsull 90 name
Of Fremont, reflect that James Buchanan is their
author Juttice TO the livitg-justice to the dead
let justice BIZ dealt at the election in November
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
OEO. j W hNE LII
DkNNIN3 DUR,
New- Yoyk, Sept /, 1856.


We publi.h above the appeal of Committee or
saniztd tor the purpo,e Of circulating Throughout
the County, tucn dOcuments rs are necessary TO
perfectly inform the people Us to the facts aud
qnt s.iODs Ut istue in the pending election. The
names OF the gentlemen composing this Committee
are suffcis Ut guaranty that tho duty they have
undertaken will be discharged with vsor and feel
its. LII this work, VIZ understand their purpose TO
be which Will hot In aby respect nteriere With
the abors of auy other Committee previously exs..
ing. They will rather be aux lisry to ali, and leud
to hl the opportunity of greater etficisacy and
funtss. AS in their appeal, they we'll remark, all
that Is Necessary in order to the election Of
FREMONT IS to put INTO The bands OF thu vO.e's Of
the coun ry the documents required to enab e them
thoroughly tO inform themselves respecting the
points 10 be settl,d at the ballotbox Let that be
dUIe aid the result certain. Ih- only possibility
OF our feat is to be found In the DAGGER that cet-
tam secluded portions Of the Free States may re-
msln gn Of the nature of the ereas Jnsest.
1t tbeD becomes the duty Of every citizen who has
the means to spare, 10 do what no 10 ward fur
Lii hing this Committee with the means of prompt
al extensive action. Let every man who has the
welfare of his country at heart 90 what h, can to
streI gthen The hands of the Volunteer Document
Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
NEwYORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1856.

ware. Kentucky, and Mag Iand-3 States; ana a.
10 New. Jersey We eWss her deeg'aon "ou''
vote for Fremont, if by so doing they might n'P'
70 deieat Bochauan; but we prefer not % SPEAK
for them.
nisvery clear that, il the question were 70 go
into the Hou.e no choice would for a long time Do
Effected; but eventually ofthe Pro- siavsry csn
didates would be chosen. But it is not goIeg INTO
the Hou.e as the Electoral Votes cannot be equ'l-
IL axia,d between Fremont aud Buchanan, aud
ns;tber Fillmore nor Gerrit Smith can get the first
Ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

One of these days, the foos will all be dead, per-
haps; but, until then, it will be part of the afAc-
tions of an Editors lot to receive scores Of such
letters as these:
To he Eds,Oy Of tn. n. y. Tribune.
SIR: You will confer favor upon many of your read
er In this plsee by answering the following questions
Is- Is J. c. Frem mt Sla yeholderl
ID Has directly indirectly connected with The
Slave trsdef
Sc. 10 he Roman Cs'hoic
Tho Repub in this place to be somewhat ded
uton the above questions when few strokes with Jour
Zen will set thenial right Yours truly 81. C. NASH.
Jericho, VI, Aug. 90, 1856.
ss: As Col F.mont charged with being Stakeholder in
two ssy.: That he hds mortgage Of quite lot of dawes
.ven him by his fsherin law That he us dawes
r,ht If you will inform by letter regard til,
charge against Col Fremont will oblise Free Seller very
much BARNARD GOODRICH.
nottingham, n. e., Aug. q, 1856
We respectfully inform Messrs. Nasb, Good
ricb, and scores like them, that We have better
business than to be writing such letters as they
require of u.s. and that utterly decline the job.
The liars who crcua ate the calumnies they wish us
to contradict could tell fo.ty quite as plausible
before We could get these thoroughly refuted
Whoever asserts ,ha. COL Fremont ia Roman
Catholic or Stakeholder, simply lies-.hat is all
there is to be said on that point There is no wit,
no character, no talent evnced in the repetition of
such stupid Misunderstanding but brazen efrcnt.
cry and caousness to shame. But the fellow who
invented the report that COL F. is (or has BEEN
"eonnect.d rih the Stare- Trade eyinced some
genius, some originality, and We have hopes Of
hun. He may yet rise to counterfeiter's cell in
the alriest story of State Prison; while the
nvL. he has outstrpped and shamed can never yet
above being ridden out Of town on a rail for rob
bipg some washer -woman's clothes-line. The auda-
cous folly Of setting up for rascals on no larger
capital of brains than they possess deserves the
seveIest apprehension.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

Of Missouri went over TO Kansss, and, by violence
and the most sudacious fraud, elected a bogus
Legislature. Tost Legislature, having adjourned
TO Shawnee Mission, to be ,bvenient TO their
proper boues in Missouri, proc. eded to sdopt the
laws of MisSmIi, lcadiDg thOs- whereby Slavery
s rrc"eDized aud upheld. and added more strocious
devices Of their own, int~Lced to perpetuae their
rule in TIE Territory, facilitate fraudulent voting,
srd put the Fre+-Stase men updrr their feet.
Wbtn the latter attempted II r.si,t thi, usurps-
ton. Missouri cent over ter bordes TO besiege
Law. eDce last Winter and cOtrce our peo ,e into
suhntsiOn. Ii WA by Ml-soufans and affiliated
SsutbroDs that Lawrence was sacked last Sumner,
and that the Free Slate uen have been har-
ss"d hunted bnd puuderrd ever since.
And Dew it Is Mi-roun array If three to
FIVE thousand armed men " bO are Incl losing, block
soipg, starving out, aud preparing to e1t~rminae
the FREE settlers OF Kansas and tue sateIlites OF
P,.Ice give out their ul,n .tum-" submit TO the
"ShswDet Mission usurp, p,t'oh-obey the lsws
(Which you bpO~ TO have been imposed on you By
"crpspirscy, vi"lepce AID gigantic fraud-or die "
How csn it be that CbristIan lIen prUf'sting Dem.
Ocia,s, look cOldly on and see this great luiqulv
move on to IL final triumph M-n WAC have the
Laws OF Karsss " AID the Report Of the To-
"vetteatiDR c. mmittee within reach ask your
De'l hbOB 10 read them sbd watch the progress ol
o. Rsnsss if thy unde stano the question. See
that, sh"uId uy vote 10 rnorsnce OF the essential
focts, the fault br Dot yours
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
THE STAR THAT NEVER SETS.
Of The n. Y. tribune

ST. JoHSsBURY, VT, Sept. 3, 1850.
Tie returns thus far received from our election yes
terdsy indicate the almost to,al acnihiaton OF the
Buchanan party in this State. In GO toFas heard
from, there 6l Republican representatives and
two Democrats. Mr.. Keyrs, the Democratic caudi
date for Governor, run also for Representative IN
Newbury, and has been defeated by so msj 'rity. He
represented the towa last year, aod was eleced by
handsome majority. Chase, the Democratic nomlnse
for Member Of Congress in this distinct, ruus bchlnd
his party in this equity The vote in thus to sn
s2i for Morrill, and 20 for Chase. In most other towns
beard fiom tie vote is quite as significant
GREEN MOUNTAIN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
The SOUTHERN MAII-THE LATE STORY

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Sep. 50
The mail frt al pats south, as ate ss due |, IA
hand
The late storm prevailed heavily at Chads-s., .,I
Savannah but go far serious marne d ,asten -
been reported. Considerable damage wss doss y
the railr acs by The rain.
Moth Csfolira railroad bridge gave WAY. c,rr,
mo down the locomotive ana portion of the tai, q
tacbed TO it Five Fersons, including the eugin..r.ss
fireman are reported killed
T1ere were thee deaths b. yellow fever at CAsta..
ton IN Nunday,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION

Concord N. H., Thursdsy, Sept. 4, 1856.
One of the largest Delegate Conventions ever
assembled IN New. hampsbTe convened IN this city for
tn. purpose of making atons for the Presdenti4
ard State elec ions. Dan. Marcy Of Portsnoutn,
jonathan L. Chase of Conway, Horace Chase OF
Hopk nton, David Buffum Of Walpoe and Eleazer
Martin OF Wapole were nomna ,ed Ptesideali.
Etcttrs The Hon. Jno. s. Wells was nominated, by
acclsDaiion candid ate for Governor and Marx Noble
for Railroad Commissioner. To- morrow msss
meeting will be holden here TO r.tfy the nonn atons
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
VERMONT STATE ELECTION.
MONTPELIER, Vt Thursday, Sept. (,

M0NTPELIER, VI Thursday, sept. !, 800.
The general result of State election is about the
same as published On Wednesday morning. Fletchei's
majority for Governor in 100 towns 900, aud
the 1870 towns not yet fully reported will increase it to
about 10000. The three Republican Congressman
have from 5000 to 1000 majority. The Republicans
have caned the State Senate entire, and the House is
about nineteen twentieths Republican.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
The luore Wbies Of Massachusetts,, in their se-

The Fill more Wings Of Massachusetts,, in their &C.
ltctiL # q cspd date for Governor have shown 9
lively sense Of the dticste sud desperate character
OF their case. They have nominated DR.. Luther "
Bell of SomersilIe, we'll ki own throughout the
country as the distinguished superintendent and
pbyslrian of the Mclean Lunat'c Asylum. This
is pu,ti, the Doctors skill TO very severe test
Should he accept this new station Of ply sician 10
the Strsigtt Wings, We very much fear be will
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
The Tribune

For California, Oregon ard the Sandrieh Islands
will be ready THIS MORNING a; 10 o'clpck. 1t will
contain all the Latest Foreign and Domestic News
the railing of the last steamer Money and irkt
Rerorts Marriages, Deaths, &c. The Illinois, tor
AsyiDwal will leave This Afternoon at o'clock
The Mails for California and other psrts OF the Pacific
willclcse at O'Clock p. Single copies wrappers
ready for mailing be had at the counter. Price
& IA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.

BosTos, Thursday, Sept 4, 1850.
The President Of the Fremont American State Coun-
Gil bss issued a cal for Convention at Worcester on
the 10th inst on the grourd that Mr.. Johnston, the
North American candidate for the Vice Presidency,
has given notice that he shall decline. This is tue
day and place of the meeting of the Republican
Convt and also of the anti Gardner and Fremont
Ame rcaLs. A lively time d ay he Anticipated.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
BROWN rNIYERsITY COMMENCEMENT

Providence, K. J., Thursday, Sept. 4, 1850.
The following honorary degrees were conferred by
the Brown Cniversity to-cay:
Master Of Arts Prof Edward Boynton of the
University OF Mississippi, the Rev. Joseph b Breed
OF WoonsoCket, and William Bnney, esq of tais
city.
Doctor Of DirtnHy: The Rev. Samuel ". S. Dat.
ron Of New Haven, Prof. Avah Hovey of the Newton
Theological lIstItution, and the Rev. Geo. NJ Randall
OF Boston.
Doctor Of Lars John Kipgsbury, esq, Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

limited numher Of advertisements are taken 10
rHr WxrK1r TRIBUNE at the rate Of one dsli~ l'ne
This paper has attained Q circulation OF l7a.coo
,opies, and unauest,onxbly the best medium eItan
or advertising l the country. Advertisements should
be handed IN At any time b4fore, and not later than
Vraadsv NJ aarh v.ek
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
FIRE AT MANCHESTER. Nh

MAscHEsTER, y. IT., Thursday, Ken,
A Are bIcke out here list night oo L,~sa a.,
Concad sirttts, destroying four stables asd ss,si
d.ellir gs 'os ether Nth Molojeon Hal. Wn P..s's
+. r. Orfull AID Alp,tus Gay were tSe prss,S
sufftrers. Los $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
REPUBLICAN MASS NETTING.

HosEsDALE, Pa, Tburs daJ, Sept ls56.
Tie Republicans held large mass mee,i' in thi,
place this afternoon. Addresses were delivered by
Gen. James Of Wisconsin, and the Hon. Henry B.
Stanton Of Seneca Falls, New-YoIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

We hear of man soliciting contributions to enabl- g
him to sta,t paper at Fo't Riley, Kqlsas, who pre-
fesses 20 have a Iecommt nd4tion signed e. Gnclcy.
We feel sure there is sometiog wrong in this. He is
said 10 pass by diff rent names
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

Pin sBrRGH, Thursday, Sept. 4, 1856.
There VS. grand procession bere TO- day OF Odd
Fellows, TO lay the corner stone for their nev al
large number Of Oed Fellows from the neighboring
towns participated u the ceseloriss. Addresses in
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
FROM KANSAS.
Sr JorIs Thursday Sept. g. 1856.

ST. LoUrs, Thursday, Sept. 4, 1856.
Our dates from Kansas are to the 29th ut. Fifteen
hundred men under Gen. Atchson, preparing to
attack Lawrence on the lst inst The Free-State
force is estimated at 500 to 1000 men.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
ACCIDENT TO THE DANIEL wgBsryv

Ns"-ORLEA.s. Iharday, ssy,. T. iss
=, The ,tsapstlp S D"n''i web,'er Which saiei 10,
in dpitss bsvirg ei counterod hurricans ia 80
she let her wheelhOuses. IN"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

The Democratic State Convention Of New.
HuDpshre YES ercsy nominated Jonn G. Wells as
their Candidate for Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

CAsslUs NJ CLAY will be among the Lecturers Of
the ensuing sea,Op, if required His PostOfi;e IS
WIi.ehai, Ky.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
NetY9 91ork Dailp Grihrute
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1856.

- TO CORRCsPOSDEHTS.
&c. WORTH, BsDover. WHAT state
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

Epglsb and German were delivered BY O. n. pI,s..
esq ana tie Rev. Mr.. Wseshaussen. P''Y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

LYONS KATHARON.-The editor of the Rah-
way Republican Those who have used this Article se
that Is the CHEAPEST Hair Preparation ~
exenoe but they be the time that it is
the Tole Article discovered and we viii ven
Say that having used It, these same individua
could be prevailed To exchange for any other Az
could and fiat are by no
ssltn IN Sold everywhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

PALPITATION OF THE HEART.-Dr. s. 5.
FIrcHs HEART CoRREcToR Papitstion. and other
forms OF Heart Disease For sale at No ia Broadway ~
,r.i h. Drnrsista atnerallx. Agents wanted.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
For FANCY ARTICLES and Toys 90 to ROGERS s

t,ep,ve of Fancy GOODS, No f99 Broad Every
variety there the Imagination cOncslve-Dcessine
Case. R.cuIes Travelling Bags, Porcelain Caiua Bronze
Combs brushes PeifmerJ and IN the Chirens
Dep.r,nept-DJls Games and Toys Of every variety, al
cheate or prices than be obiaioei elsewhere
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
UrRRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE PROOF

e.V,s-Wifh Halls Patent POwCefPIOO LocAs Ino . ue
ths were awarded sepa medals at the "olos Fas tor
don ssl a, he ds Fsr NCwYrk, 1855, sui the on
Inercsn Safes that ded medals at the L9n1on
WGrlds Fair. -, ,.,..., -.
1bo Parnee aoe1 CfOio gold In the e"b cd At
the Worlds fail Loud H. aid invited ell the pck rs Ia ths
world 70 oren be safe with vi hout the Keys AID ttke tho
money a. q 7. wsrd for their ilgeI nity.
uhscrhes ard their seus are the only persons shor
ized ~ sell HERRlSGS PATENT CHAMPION SAFE,
with Iislps Patent Powder Proof Locts.
5 c. HERRING Il Co, Green Block,
No, 1875 1877 and l39 Wste aud NJ Muu4ys', N. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
CRIsTADoRO's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE. LIE

all parts Of the Union epeseat this ace as being
IN demand than oher dye The has
lesed bis meet the rapid Increase OF oc'e
The rspoy Of process and the rcbnes OF the color n
parted exctes universal admiration. Sold and applet III his
Wiz FAcforY. No. 6 AstOr House.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION.

Jct0r Of Lars John KiDgsbury esq, Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

NUTTING's AOLICON-A new Musical lnstru
rnept combining the advantages OF the Organ Meodeen eo
Piano; the rch mellow and powerful, and vel
saped for Church operate Music. II has received hs
bish.s Testimonials from the profeson amateurs, and the
trade United which be al ae
PiaLo Ware Rooms of the Manufacturers fnce IRON
80 $l25. 0RoNEsrtn rkUsLo"j ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

supply OF SHOES Obtain Lsdies Cater Boots from ~ 70
sol Slippers Tye, Toilet Sips and Bo'.ins, from s. TO io
with BOYS isse and Chdren Boots and SHOES of all knds
10 luees, J. D. MILLER Il Co IS, No. l3i CAnaist.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
The FRENCn MECHANICAL LAMPS are the best


light superior for stesdiness aud hiliinoVi no nell ne
an oks the safest OF large tDent ways on hAhd
Refined Rape seed OIL for sale WI 9essle and Retail
IL DARDoNvILLE, No 40 brotd~ay, ~ y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

IMFUhTANI to I1HIIES ftND YIN T1r''Tr14Ns
JouvESs Dodorous preparation nstart ceans kid gloves of
aDy color without the slightest tms. Can bs i'm
diately. Price For sale by ell Dru, gists.
CONTENT, NEARy Co., No. 5Jz broadway.
Butte record., 1856-03-29
pEcLaRAToRY NOTICE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County OF Butte.
nN this - til day Of March, A. D. 1856, be-
W fore me personally appeared Elizabeth
Rocks, wife of Milton Rocks, of Butte county,
California, end declared that from and after
this date, she intends to carry on the business
of teaming and ranching in her own name.
and on her own account; and that from and
after this date she will be Individually respen-
sible for all debts contracted by her whilst
carving on said business; and that the a
mount of capital employed does not exceed
five thousand dollars
ELIZABETH ROCKS
Acknowledged, sworn to, and subscribed
before me this, the day and year prior herein
written
Witness my hand and official seal, at Bid
I'll. S we'll, this, the 9th March. 1856
nha9 MILES CHAPLIN, Co. Clerk.
Butte record., 1856-03-29

SSss- DIR. J. L. CzAPKAY.-The gentleman
whose name forms the caption of this notice.
Is one Of the few modern physicians whose ap-
fhcatlon to his profession and devotion to the
afflicted. render him alike an ornament to the
one anda benefacto TO the other A Hungarian
by birth. he sought with kossuth TO place his
country among the nations Of the easth, be-
yond The oPpressor's rule, that her sons might
relhce in the practice OF those precepts which
are alike our glory and our pride. In his Of
forts 50 TO do, he has reaped the reward of in
enectual resistance TO oppression, and "a
home and u country know him no more
Apart, however, from his claims upon our con-
sideration a patriot, the testimonials of
character and capacity which he brings, en-
title him to public confidence, to the exclusion
OF those who possess neither the one or the
other. As gentleman his character is un-
tarnished; as a physician, his skill unsur-
passed; and to those whose imprudence has
left upon them the taiuts Of disease. we can
eonsciontiously commend him with the assur-
ance that in him they will find friend whom
10 Anow Is great gain. The Dr.'s Office is No.
ana Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento
anu mon n'g9mery streets, San Francisco.
l4l ot-i1 Nm