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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-19

BURROWS, p1ITTYnAM Z DALZH1L,
WHOLESALE D1ALRRs IN
Groceries, IRON. Salt, Cement, &c,
Agents for The salsof
sc. HFring 4 Co.'S, Celebrated Fire and fAisl
preof saSs,
IN +. Yairbank's Scales.
Keep sSs .sy hand %, a I ';Sss q
- can be paFehs sd In Chicago or 81. Louis, and
purchasers viii nnd our goods TO be Of the bssl
quality and warranted sqaal % sample.
CUG Aks-Maseav.do Porto Rico, Clahaed,
~ Oruahed and Powdered. --.....--..
rOfFKK-RiO, Mecha, Java, also Ground COH1s
Oand Essence Of Coffee.
NOLASSBs-N.O Orleans, Sugar House and syF
N1 up: 49,.
TEAs-ImpeTiai,Y Y. Hyson, GunpovdsT ana Blscl
CPfCRS-Pepper, AIispice, Cinnamon, Cloves
- Ginger, Mustard and Nutmegs
GOAPs-Fancy and Toilet, Fsmily, Erasive and
- CASTLE,
r ANDLEs-sperm, Adamantins, sterine, Star
~ and 1allow.
lILsnslgsrm, Solar, Lard, Bank, Resin, Lin'esd
PAlNTs-white Lead aad Zinc Paint.
1IGARs Havana, German ana american Brands.
1NOBACCO-NaturaI Leaf, Virginia and Missouri
Pound, = 81 . Twist, Tin Foil and Smoking.
YEAST POW DRRs Of various brands and Kinds.
NANDiEs-assorted and fancy, Gum and Lemon
~ Drops, LoIsnges.
DRUNES in! glass jars, boxes and bsrrsls, CitroA,
L Fig Paste and Currants. -.
DICKLRs-Underwood's brands, assorted sizes;
1 Pepper Sauce.
DOWDRR, Shot, Lead and .Cars Of al Finds and
1 sizes.
CTARCH. Corn, Pearl aud Family,
NuTs-Alnonds, Brazil, FIbsrs, Pea, Pecan, B.
IN WAnuts and Cocoa. -
10 AlsINs-A. 3. and Layer, Whole and boxes,
~ saltana and Malaga.
NMOCOLATK, Cocoe, Broua, Farina, Tspioca
~ wheaton GEtts and Dat Meal.
CALT-KansWha, Syracuse, Turks Island, Liver
- pool blown and Ground Al n.
N1MEN1-Lo1i1vflle and CtIsa, Hln1ering Hair
O0enceo PasstsPs Milwaukee and aanduaky; Sods
Ash y tons IN store and for sale.
RAsK1Ts-AaFkst X y ~ bush, Corn and
ID Clothes.
UT00DHNwARE-Tl6s, Pals, Wssh BosTds,
w ChuRns, Mops, Axe Hslyes, &c. -
NOkbAGE-NaniIla, Jute Hemp and Cotton
~ Cordsseo Of all sizes.
Lh6H-Nackerel, Salmon, White Fish, Trout,
i codAsh and Smoked Halibut.
NLAsS-Window Glan, assorted sizes, Tun-
NJ blsrs, Jars and DemUohns.
HnmAope; suIPhaI, saI.s, Bou1, Ipdi0p.
MATCHKS-PisFce q Co. and 81. Louis.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-19

SHEET MUSIC.
A LARGE lot of Sheet Music for Piano and Guitar
n comprising we'll tele cted stock of
Songs, Marches, Waltzs, Rondos, &c.
49, ltsha ~ mir
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-19

nILs, Lard, Rosin, Spsrn, &C., for sale By
~ EVANS, CRkW co.
Corner Second and Perry ST..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-19
STE M ENGIN E,

Of six Horse Power of most substantial consruc ton,
Locomotive Boiler, and now running In complete or
der No better engine Its power can be procured -
ii was made especially under direction, and BY one
Of the best mschiuists the West Those wanting any
Of the above articles will do well to make immediate
prove satisfactory.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-19

beaches, Pears, ADEcoes fiums, Strsw bsiss, Dlaek
Is berriss, Pine Apple, Ginger, Pie Fruit, &c, foF
sale BY EVANS, CHEW co.
Corner Second and Perry St.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-19

viii also be offered altogether pre- ssnting the most
attractive and extensive aoLs estate ever pre-
sented for sale In the State Of Iowa
Propsrty-improved and unimprovsd;
Lots rapidly advancing In valas;
Houees in the csntYe Of business, commanding
high rents;
Privilege, in shert,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-03-25

New HAMPSHIRE ELEcrIoN.-The late New Hamp-
shire State election has resulted in clean sweep Of
the board by the Republicans from stem to STERN
The result is significant of the spirit of the
olutionzed public opinion throughout the North
The seeds of the Kansas Nebraska agitation have ia.
ken root, and the late Supreme Court decision will
render the destiny of Kansas simple issue of life
or death to the Democracy OF the North. Talk OF
the agitation Of slavery That which has been was
all mere childs play compared with that which is to
come. Mr.. Buchanan is safe enough, for the course
which he has adopted is clearly marked out before
him as his true course. But what of the succession
VIII the election of 1860 be an affair of law and or.
der, Or fearful and ca;amtous political and fnan.
c'al convulsion3 Who can tell
Nec York Herald.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-03-25

WASHINGTON, March 10.
A good story is told of "Bev" Tucker, formerly
editor Of the Sentinel. 1t will be recollected that
this paper was the first to bring forward Mr..
Buchanan for the Presidency; and in that behalf
battled manfuIly till the day Of its death against
It's more fortunate rival, the" Union" Tuck
er is applicant for the marshalship of the District
of Columbia, position now held by Jonah d. Hoov-
er, ESQ.,, who is candidate for denomination. A
few nights ago, when Mr.. Buchanan, Hoover, Tuck
er and others were present, 'Bey." said, Mr.. Pres
ident wish to inform you that it is the general ex-
pectation Of our friends that my appointments rs
marshal is fixed fact" But" said the President,
loosely, "before you can be appointed you must
show your qualification for the post" Certainly"
said sBev," Il will do so," and instantly turned
around, and taking Marshal Hoover by the hand,
said Mr. President allow me to present to you 10.
nah D. Hoover, Er.Marshal Of the District Of Col.
ubia P When it is recollected that II is one Of the
principal duties of the Marshal is to act as master Of
ceremonies at receptions, and introduce visitors to
the President the force Of tho joke win be appre-
slated.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-03-25

WILL, CHARLOTTE & RUTHERFORD r. R.--The stock
holders Of the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruther-
ford Railroad Company met in this town on yester-
day, and organized by the appointment of Thos A.
Norment Esq, of Robeson and o. H. Dockery, of
Richmond, and Saml H. Walkup, Of Union, as Sec.
retares.
The amended Charter of the Company was read
BY the Secretary, and vote being taken, the same
was accepted by the stockholders.
=, communication from the Mayor and citizens of
the town Of Fayetteville, suggesting the proprety of
making that place the temporary eastern terminus Of
the road, was read, and referred to the Directors
No other business appearing the meeting adjourned.
In the afternoon we learn that the Directors met
and decided that it would be mpracticable to com.
ply with the wishes of Fayetteville, because bv the
terms Of the Charter they required to build the
road through Lumberton; and it was thought that
the interests of the road would be sustained in a
greater degree by making the line straight as DOS.
sible under the requirements Of the Charter
And in pursuance of this idea, after full discus
sion, the Directors decided that the eastern terminus
Of the road should be at Walksr's Fsrry-thus set
ting this mooted ana vexed point to the real ad.
vantage of the Company, We trust
. Wilmington Herald.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-03-25

MEDICAL GRADUArEs.-The following gentlemen
appear in the list of graduates at the Jefferson Med
cal of Philadelphia, recently published: William
S. Bryan, J. G. Jordan. j. G. Camp j. H. MAden'
j. Madison Earl, George W. Parker, Edwin +. ho'
lingsworth, R. L. Payne, William H. Howert0n'
John w. Sanford, jr., John 7. Hunt Edmund
Strudwick, A. Benning Johns, jr., Thomas ). "a'
lington.
At the New York University were the following
graduates, also from this State: Douglas P. Beatty
Isaac W. Jones. William L. Brown, James M'Gu're'
James B. Clifton, Henry B. Ross. John c. Dickens
James L. Teal, Duponceau Hooper, Frederick H.
Toomer, w. L. Jordan, Donald Williams
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-03-25

FoRsYrHE CoUNrY.-At the late term of Forsy'n'
County Court the following officers were e'ec'eu'
Special Court, R. L. Patterson, Esq, Cha'rman'
Philip Barrow and C. L. Banner, Esquircs. Sohc,'
tor Joseph Masten, ESQ.,, reelected without Oppose
ton. County Trustee, George Linville. Esq. VI
phan's Court, j. A. Waugh, N. Il. Linville ana v:
L. Banner, Esquires- Board Of Superintendent ~
Common Schools Philip Barrow, F. Fries, u L
Banner, A. NJ. Gamble. W. Gosln, E. G. Lehman
j. Masten, H. A. Holder, R. A. Shutlz, and j. a'
Stafford, Esqs.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-03-25
LAWS AND JOURNALS.

We printing few extra copies Of the Laws and Jour-
mails of the last session of the General Assembly of this
State which will send free of Postage put up in paper
covers, at the following prices:
Laws public and Privately $500
Journals SENATE and House, 800
Without postage the volumes will be worth $3.50 each.
The Journals will be ready in April and the Laws in May
Those desiring copies will please send in their orders early
as we shall have but a few extra numbers.
Address HOLDEN WILSON.
March 9, 1857.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-03-25

INTERESTING RE-UNIoN. Gen. La. Vega, the Mex
lean General is stopping at Wizards hotel at Wash.
inston, as in also Col. May, who took La Vegas
guns, and made him prisoner at the battle Of Palo
Alto; and to complete the curious reunion, Col.
Magruder, to whom May handed La Vega over for
safekeeping is at the same hotel 1t must be plea
SAINT as well as suggestive to these warriors as.
sembled at the same dinner table, hobnobbing in
friendly way, and popping champagne corks instead
On nine poondss5. DispstsA
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-03-25

NC. STATE MEDICAL socIErr.-This body will
meet in Edenton, on the 18th day of next month
The annual address will be delivered by Dr. Satch.
well, OF New Hanover county. We are requested
by the Secretary, DR.. Thomas, to state that the
time specified in the advertisement already publish
ed, for the meeting of the North Carolina Medical
Society, is one day later than the time stated in the
transactions of the last session.
This was done to enable those who may attend, to
make the connection between the Rail Road and the
Steamer, on the Black Water. To do this, it vii! be
necessary to take the Train leaving Weldon for
Portsmouth on Tuesday the 14,h April, and reach
the Black Water at P. NJ, where you will remain
all night and take the Steamer early Wednesday
morning, and arrive at Edenton that afternoon in
time for the meeting We also requested to state
that punctuaty in this particular is Indispensable
The ease of access to Edenton this affords, will,
we hope, induce large delegation from the middle
and Western portion of the State to attend.
This will be the eighth annual meeting of the SO.
ciety. 1t can no longer be regarded as an expert.
ment, but permanent institution. The good it has
heretofore accomplished and its prospects for con-
tinued usefulness will we feel confident induce mary
who have hitherto stood aloof to give to it their
warm approval and active co operation.
We are authorized to state that Physicians attend.
ing this meeting will be passed over the w. w.
and the N. G. r. Roads at half price.
The papers Of North Carolina are respectfully re-
quested to give the above an Editorial notice, and
omit the advertisement, as inadvertently requested
in yesterdays paper: vii. Journal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-03-25

JuDaNENr.-Nevcr let it be forgotten that there is
scarcely single moral action Of a single man, of
which other men can have such knowledge in it's
ultimate grounds, it's surrounding Incidents and the
real determining causes Of it's merits, as to warrant
their pronounoing Q oonelusive judgment upon il.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-03-25

COLLECTOR AT OcRAcoKE.-Among the recent r.
appointments we are glad to find that of Oliver D.
Dewey, Esq, as Collector Of customs at OcracoAH
in this State. Mr.. Dewey is attentive ana 'a''n
full officer, and sterling Dsmserak
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-03-25
Special Notice.

Special Notice.
The STANDARD conducted strictly upon tho CASH system
AN papers discontinued at the expiration Of the time
for hich they haze been paid Su6sc1ers sOA be notified
FOUR WEEKS before their time Is ont, by
their papers and unless the subscription srens,0ed tile pa
per ,0N b discontinued. This rule from (Which Tiers
s0 be no departure. Watch the nark, and
your subscription.
Weekty STANDARD Sc per annum', in aduancs.
Semi Weekly Standard 81 per do.
q Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office FROM well the one to- which
they desire the change to be made.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-03-25
GIT Staa0ar1.
RALEIGH. WEDNESDAY. MAR. rs. I7ss.

HOLDEN WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
urHoRIzkD LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-03-25

And he arrived at the following conclusions:
l. That the free nativeborn citizens of each State
1T the formation of the constitution became citizens
of the United States Q. That free colored nersons
born within some of the States and citizens Of those
States were also citizens of the United States 2
That every such citizen. residing in any State has
the right to and to be sed in the federal court
of the State in which he resides. i. As the plea to
jurisdiction in this shows no fact except as to
African descent and this fact is not inconsistent
with citizenship Of the United States, the decision
Of the circuit court for Missouri was incorrect He
therefore dissentcd from the opinion of the majority
of the court that person of the African race can.
not be a citizen Of the United States He did not
believe the opinions of the court on questions not
legitimately before it to be binding. He believed,
however that the court has jurisdiction in this case
and maintained that, under the law of Missouri
bred Scott and his family were free persons on their
return to that State. There was nothing in history
or in the language of the constitution which re.
strains the power to make all needful rules and
regulations respecting the territory of the United
States to such territory only as waa owned BY the
United States at the time Of the adoption Of the
constitution. He was not aware that such sug-
geston had ever before been made Four distinct
acquisitions Of territory have been made. and six
states formed upon them have been admitted into
the Union. Such contracted construction "A that
70 which he referred was inconsistent with the
ture and purposes Of the constitution rs expressed
In its language He would construe that clause Of
the constitution thus Congress shall have power ia
MAKE all needfu. rules and regulations respect;no
those tracts OF country without the limits of tho
United States, and which the United States have on
may acquire by cesson, well of jurisdiction as q
sou 20 r @ the soil is the property Of the parties
'"skng the ss.asn. Congress has power toIlssis
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-08
SAN FRANCISCO ADVERTISEMENTS.

case, and with the blessing Of God was once more
restored to perfect health Unable to reward him for
the boon which enjoy at present, and yet conscious
Of my Indebtedness consider II Que 70 myself and TO
oil afflicted to make the case public, in order that
those in need OF medical advice may find physician
in whom every confidence can be placed.
MEYER YAnLoNsKy.
State Of California County of San Francisco-Sub
scrbed and sworn tobefore me- this hrst day OF Au
gust, A. d. 1856. GILBERT A. GRANT,
H. 81 ID HraI Notary Public.
DR. LII. Czapkays Medical and Surgical Institute
is at the Of Montgomery and Sacramento Streets
San Francisco California. The Doctor offers free CON
situations and asks no remuneration unless he effects
a cure.
SrERuAroRRBGA, OR LOCAL WE,KNEss,--Dr. L. J.
Czapkay Lecturer on the Diseases OF Women and
Children, and Chief Surgeon of the Military Hospital
of Pesth, Hungary, would eau public attention TO
Spermatorrhna or Local Weakness There is not in
the catalogue Of human maadies one more to be dep
recated than this well because Of present distress
as the ultimate results The tone OF the system under
its influence is either impaired entirely destroyed,
and class of symptoms superinduced that unfit man
for the performance of any of the ordinary duties OF
life The injuries done to the physical part OF the man
are truly lanentable, but tIifng when compared to
those of the censorium the great nervous center and
to the nervous system generally This disease, which
is too often consequent upon that solitary vice, Self
Abuse, involves pathological conditions beyond the
comprehension Of the uninitiated but which are well
understood by the regular practitioner. Among the
symptoms most conspicuous are the Iolowing: Love
Of Solitude Aversion to Business and Society, Distress
ing Timidty Nervous Excitement from Slight Causes
Low Spirits and Iasstude, Dullness Of Apprehension
and Msanthropy. These being functional derange
ments are often the harbingers Of horrd organic le
sOns of the brain. which produce fatulty dementla
and DEATH For the cure of this, and all kindred dis
cases. DIR. H. j. Czapkay has established his Institute
where all may rely with perfect confidence upon that
skill which long experience and thorough devotion e
his profession have given. Those who suffer should
call without delay, and use the means by which they
may rccupcrate and live. All consultaiiOnsby lotte
/ OF Otherwse-free. alu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-08
by arrivals have received very large Invoices Of

y recent arrivals have received very large Invoices Of
the most = G ~ a 20 A - AsA ~
DESIRABLE STYLES OF CLOTHING.
AND 1T IsT LARGEST STOCK EVEN OyyEKgD TBrs
- -r D.. MARKET 81 AZ
The goods are under my own supervision
II the best material well cut, large sizes, and pai. t
the most durable manner
BB- TRApr,s FROM uR CorSTU ga
invited exaune this heavy stock and they will hnd
the prices owcr than they can he found elsewhere in tho
market
Purchasers may rely receiving The best and most
saicable goods as each article is guaranteed
sT ORDERS FROM TIN COUNTRY 40
properly carefully attendcdto Our stock consists in
part as follows, viz
1o,ooo pair. assorted Fancy Cashmere Pants
10000 iairs assorted Fancy and Plain sa,inet Pants;
1000 pairs Linen Pants;
1000 pairs Goodyear's Rubber Pants: -|
1000 Goolyears White Rubber Coats
1850 cases Good years long aud short Rubber Boots;
30 eases Minors Boots
l,o0O dozen super Flannel Oyershirts;
800 dozen Fancy Cashmere Oyershirts;
1000 dozen White Shirts;
600 duzen heavy Hickory shirts
500 dozen heavy heck Shirts
800 dfzen Mernack Shirts
100 dozen lambs Wool Under>hrts;
800 dozen Regatta UnterShirts.
200 dozen Grey Flannel undershirts;
450 dozen lambs Wool Drawers;
$50 dozen lIlcached Drll Diawers
] 800 dozen Overalls
800 dozen Denim Frocks;
|, 200 dozen Country Knit Wool Socks
], 900 dazen heavy White and Mixes Cotton Socks;
,0Oo pieces super SIX Pocket handkerchief
100 dozen super Black silk Neckerchiets;
eO0 dozen Cambria nan1kerchefs
800 dozen Rubber Belts ..s. ...
go dozen Buck Gloves
400 hozsn Isiekskin Goh Bags
fs0 dozen DsE~kfn Br-invs- cost-
100 Back Cloth Frocs Coats
2onO Asssnrcd byercoats
go Assorted Pea Coats
5000 SILK, Cloth. aud Velvet Vests
| 20 bale, Blue ani White Blankets.
~ bales Shectlngs;
50 bales brils ....H
80 bales Assorted Duck
50 fine Felt Hats
100 eases Straw Hats
For sale by W. g. BADGER
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse
alu No. 100 Battery street corner Merchant street
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-08
MI a u n Y, y h
( SOLE AGENT FOR CALIFORNIA 4

sy- am constantly well supplied with the above cele
brated brand Of Wine directly from essrs Heseek Co.
Of Rems, which I offer for sale in lots to suit.
ALso....
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS, In all the different
department Of Literature standard Poetical Scientific and
Miscellaneous Works which additions constantly be
ing made.
LAW AND MEDICAL. BOOKS, comprising all the stand
ard Works large and well assorted stock will be found
constantly In store.
CHEAP PUBIICAT1ONs Of every description In various
languages. Al the works received issued
from various publishing houses in the United States
STATIONERY of all kinds embracing the finest French
English and American manufacture
J. j. L. Is special agent Tor California for most Eastern
Newspapers and Periodicals. which circulate In this State
among which the Boston Jonrnal for california, n. o.
Delta Courier DIES Eiats UnS Cincinnati Commercial,
Missouri Republican, n. Y. Herald Tribune, etc. together
with all the other leading papers published in the Atlantic
States and Europe
The BOOK .mSDING. BIANK-BOOK manufacturing, and
IirHOGRAPillC departments connected with the cstab
Hshent complete any IN the United states nnd
all orders viii executed with neatness and dispatch
SEAL AGSTs residing in New York and Europe keep the
house constantly supplied with every kind Of gooh per
tanning the trade and will attend to all orders for rare
and valuable hooks not To he obtained In this market
E9- The attention Of the Trade is respectfully solicited
alu J. j. lECOtNf
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-08
R i O o R f " a KR ID !:
To any who produce
AS GOOD AN AMBROTYPE PICTURE
As we making,
No Matter in ,chat part the Woyid il tcas Made !
r. II. VAN E,
PATENT AMI ROTYP = T. S
Corner Sacnmento and Montgomery streets.

To Those Who Wish Something Ne'c and BeamJm.
NE We have purchased the Patent Right of CUTTING
AMBROrYPTs FOR THIS STATE, and prepared to
take them In style unequalei in the United States OF any
size from the smallest miniature to ie-size.
hereby denounce all pictures taken glass in this City
or state and called Ambrotypes "bogus" and fraud
upon the public being miserable imitation Of the genuine
article would say all who have been deceived and
swuded with bogus pictures not to condemn this new and
beautiful invention until they have the GENUINE AM
BROTYPE. They said to be the most durable picture
known as neither acids water, dampness of any kind
effect them Those wing Daguerreoypes which they wish
10 preserve forever would do we'll TO have them copied in
Ambrotypcs Groups from two twenty persons are taken
pereet Also persons in egaa Military Dress are taken
without reversing nsgnas letters Children taken by
this new process in less than second.
B6- We still continue to execute splendid Premium
paquerreoypes as usual Having made great and exten
ye additions to our Gallery the purpose Of making and
exhibiting our Ambrotype Pictures, weuld be pleased to
have our work examined OUR GALLERY Is FREE TO
AZ alf
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-08
SAN FRANCISCO ADVERTISEMENTS.

reputation as conscientious prudent. experienced
and skiful physician and surgeon, and would there
fore recommend TO all people to rely with the most
implicit confidence in DR.. Henimanns skin and SCI
ence. - W.
Third street between J. and X.
To DIR. Heinimann, san Francisco.
CoLoMA, jon. 10th, 1856.
NV dear and much esteemed Doctor ;--lt is with
much regret that and all your other friends saw you
quit Mormon Island. We have lost in you physi-
clan of great talent and experience whom we could
not appreciate too much. II was proven enough by
the numerous persons who 10 call on you from
all pa Is of the mnes and you in the best remem
brance of ALL Mysc (, given up what considered
our best physicians prepared myselfto die by chance
| came under your treatment and you have cured me
of Crave sickness in short time-You have proved
yourself a physician, and you do mr. the name
Receive ETC. g.,
Proprietor Of the French Restaurant
To DIR. Henmann, San Francisco. alu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-08

HIsToRIcAL QUEY.-What evidence is there
that Vespucius was jovial scamp? His CO.
temporarcs hand him down to us as A-meni-
cus.-ErchaRge Paper.