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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-23
From the Pennsyluen,an.
"a O N EY.

Coin and bank notes are commonly called
money. Yet The difference between the two
commodities is very great. Their character.
istic distinctions mol being clearly understood
by the people, is a source of incalculable
mischief. II may be said, that we, as ma :
ton, overrate the value of bank notes, which,
of course, proportionslIy diminishes in our
eyes, that Of coin. Relying upon our abund-
ant supply Of paper-money, we look with s:o-
10 Indifference upon The exports Of the pre-
ciops metals. Some eah, or nine years ago
VIC had the good fortune 10 dieouver the
California gold deposits. When their rich
yield was fairly asceuainsd, ii was conf.
den,y expected by many intelligsn, persons,
that we should soon be relieved from the
dependence on European money Lenders ;
that henceforth we should be enabled TO pay
for necessary Improvements, the conslruc-
lion Of railroads, canals, etc., without being
compelled 10 borrow abroad and that we
should no longer be subject TO the prostrating
influences Of structures in the money market.
But the financial millennium did not arrive.
Notwithstanding the large consignments Of
California gold dust, our monetary resources
are, at this moment, at low ebb, as the un.
usually high rates of interest indicate. Sew
eral causes may have co-operaied 10 produce
that effect, bu, the main reason, will be found
10 the drain OF precious metals. No sooner
was the prosperity, consequent upon the gold
productions of California felt here, than we
doubled and irebled the importation of foreign
fabrics aud Injuries, TO be paid in domestic
produce, and this not sufficing, the balance
had 10 be made up IN bullion and coin. Pre-
vious to 1851 that balance never exceeded
9,6oo,0o0 for any one year. The total excess
OF exporialions over imporlations Of precious
meials, for period of thirty years, from 1921
10 1850 inclusive, was according 10 official
statistics, s42, ,as5,756; whereas, for the six
years, from 1851 to 1856 inclusive, it amounts
TO no less than s2is,O37,s ,s4i.
The excess Of expectation of Coin over i'm.
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elbow is it" said a man to his neighbor,
'sthat our parson, the LATEST man in the
world, can preach such long sermons w-
swhy," said the neighbor, che is too lazy
to ssopn
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In life's young morning Nobody
To me was tender and dear;
And my cradle was rocked by Nobody,
And Nobody was ever near;
l was .petted and praised by Nobody,
I. And Nobody brought me up,
And when was hungry, Nobody
Gave me to dine or to sup.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-23

This drain is beyond all doubt, the prnci-
pal cause Of the present scarcity OF money.
Had the national mind been more deeply
impressed with the real, intrinsic value Of
gold, we should have husbanded,he precious
acquisition, and the advantages of California
would not have beeE lost TO the country
money would now be plenty, interests low,
and business fourishing. We frequently
hear The opinion expressed that gold and sil,
yer coin represent value. Not 90: they do
not merely represent, but are, In The s,rictes
sense Of the word, value or property, AZ much
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THE STAR OF THE NORTH

tsPuBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING ny
Ea n. w. WEAVER,
OFFICE Up stairs, in the me.o brick build.
ing, on The south side OF Afain Street, hird
square beloc Market .,.....- :.
TER nj Two Dollars per annum, II
paid within six months from the time of sub.
scribing two dollars and fifty cents if no,
paid within the year. No subscription re-
ceived for less period than six months no
d'scon!'nuance permitted until all arrearages
ere paid, unless al the option of the editor.
.apvERTYsEMENTs not exceeding one square
WIN De inserted three times for One Dollar,
and twenty-five cents for each additional in
seiton'. A liberal discount will be made to
those who advertise by the year. -.
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III.

Invent to school TO Nobody,
And Nobody taught me 10 read;
played in the street with Nobody,
And to Nobody ever gave heed;
recounted my tale TO Nobody,
For Nobody was willing to hear;
And my heart it clung to Nobody,
And Nobody shed a tear.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-23

Pm thinking just now of Nobody,
And all that Nobody's done,
For Pve. a passion for Nobody,
That Nobody else would own;
bear the name of Nobody,
For from Nobody | sprang;
And 7 sing the praise OF Nobody,
AS Nobody, mine has sung.
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Qboiee oeirr.
NOBODY's SONG.

Swift never wrote anything better in verse
than the following lines from an unknown
correspondent:
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I'LL.

And when grew older, Nobody
Gave me helping turn;
And by the good aid of Nobody
began my living to earn;
And hence | courted Nobody,
And said Nobody's I'd be,
And asked me TO marry Nobody,
And Nobody married me.
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Thus I trudge along with Nobody,
Aud ftVo0uy otseers my lite,
And have love for Nobody
Which Nobody has for his wife;
So here's health to Nobody,
For Nobody's now in "iown,"
And l've passion for Nobody,
That Nobody else would own.
New York EUening Post.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-31

q a
" York and Philadelphia, our
FiLL AND WINTER GOODS,
where they were purchased by one of the firm
IA person. We src coufdont that We can
naw oilsr greater Inducements to purchasers
han wr have ever been able 10 afford having
IN hand decidedly the largest Fad aud Winter
Stock that Ne have ever brought TO the city
i Marshall. and offer you the following As Il
art
400 pieces uuiou, aud all wool planes and
tWIlls
$50 " all plaid liuseys.
100 pair Negro blankets.
so eol1red Maekenaw blankets and
cotiog-
81 saresior ribbon bound blankets.
100 piece, tweed and Kentucky jeans.
"a satiac,t. ai,C n.'r-.
- Waite. red aud yellow 1tpacis.
- opera and pf.n'el nluaal-
100 pair best doubie iitusk russell brogans.
40 pieces ll.es assorted itrs- gaois, COM
listing If rar- printed de- ana- -alii eo'er-
u French de Ia,u-, plain aui pru,ei French
ufr.u5~, i1aef silks, fancy sHh popiu~, black
isurrj -ass, plau bias, silks Scotch piuds,
,te e'.. composing the greatest variety Of
ad,e, fan aud winter dress goods ever offered
% Tins market, SOC which you WIiI had ga1E
For u manr,r Of thing. shat q woman can
PIT
o. tie crown IT hrr heod ~ Sole Of her foot
O. Wlap arnuai her shoulders, or tn around
her waist;
Or that can bee ssWcd o., or p,aued on OF lace
ON,
oft.rd "a aita a string, or stitched on with
bow
In front. or b.b.ri. above or below;
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Murder Excitement in South =
orn Illinois and rxcmphis.

r,r.io,,a, vbo cana down She liver
,.,s ,,.,h. si,ca t,f,rc,, Il. tb,t ,har.
49,. g., ti,.. NINA Ia, y.ssa N.n.otts r.,st
p,r.ous confined IN ufison ihuo changed
,,.t ,,u,3sr and p lha os.a.an oi c.ii.
,ens well formed every one of hem
vo,ll nader ,l, orefatinuol tho laws and
tb, ordinary nroce,s of inry tiis.s. be JET
l,o.a o,,in upon society. In consp-
eper,e a deem under current Of feeling ex
..,.a urap the subject Ia ,he public mind
~, were no, surprised. therefore wiea
the teleefaph announced thst 200 conse-
on.nca Of A chlngr Of reuue granted to
ga, of the muidrfefs, y strong guard Of
rIlif.ns AT once surrounded DE isIl. Wi,h
M, ayo,y.d object of preventing bY force
M. ~beuT from execriinp the mandate OF
the cour, Along with this came accounts
of great excitement in southern Illinois,
caused b, the tina. OF a mau uamed Sloo
ia, the murder Of another named Hall,
,,b,rh b,. been in rrorrass far racks.
and up Ia the last account. was s,ll pro
s,..siup' Isn weeks were taken up 90
obtaining a iury SO lawyer, we're de-
f.p..., N. p,,.oner There hc.ag moth
in, f., r.Iy upon TO save the fellows Deck
from, in.,i.e. they tell back Of course, upUu
Tie rfnnnd which i. always ready when
even, ihlns else tail. Insanity ihiee
ph,..ciaus bad e,srn It as their opinion
laat he intellect is mpsirei - The Jnr
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rom the View York Evening Po
PANIC POETRY.


Respectfully Dedicated To the Dir~cisrs Of tts
---- Il Il. Co. bg y,etimised sipckh1llur
who, when the times were good and bright,
And speculation at It's height,
Made Railroad shares appear all right
Directors.
Who, when my money was paid IN,
Assured me tina, the road must win
a large percentage on the tin -
Directors.
Who made the costs increase 50 fast,
And shared 10 contracts long nd vast,
And filed their pocket, to the Jas,
Directors.
Who battered me with hope Of gains
From or,n,be. -" arr lines =" lightning trains,
Aud feeders, leading to tie ma'us'
Directors.
Who when the chances seemed rather blue
For dividend, and earning, too,
i" Cooked" the accounts to make then "d9l'
Dire. t9.-.
Who know the ar,s Of 6nan1er.,
And charge lat fees cudor-efs
And turn at pleasure, bulls or bear,
Directors.
Who, when grave doubts arise in this,
seek ,and- where ignorance is bliss
And lhnk large Sells there moi amI--'
Directors.
Who swcas the load Of floating debts,
And set all sorts Of traps and nets
WAC catch the public witt ,a,ir ffel-
Director.
Whom should stockholders guard WITH care,
lest they be cheated, q" hdc and hatr'
And d. tAg.f hope, prove empty air.
Directors,
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fashionable Tailoring.

"a. J. MlfOuA ARD y CO, from fAfiS'
n France, fsilors for ladies' a"s gentle
TX men.
Room where the posioil.ce was recently 10
Gated, two door. North of Mr.. fifArs S'nfv =,
Ladies' Riding Habits, Neddi' ana ha,'
n,.s.es can be made with fitness and finish
I It cannot fail to please.
Marshall, Oct. II. 81 nS-u
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Law lard,

~ 5. 1ENNlNGS, AHa8sy a. lar, Mar
| =. shall. Texas. Ohte "a NotlA.Hrst
eoruer ct the public s4uays.
f.tsrt ~ 1858.
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according to present laws, to SIS upon 'na
Jury, f,r everybody except idiots bss form
ed "an opinion" about IT, Therefore tbs
murderer would be likely to get justice,
only simple Justice, and AS u % the lnisn.
ton of his counci. to shield him from ihs,
they move OF course Cor a change af ven-
ue. - and take the case into the most be.
uighted region they eau find \ jury Of
ignoramuses-- sometmes bought, and
sometimes not, IA obtained, before whom
the case lie then brought aud il is only nee .
esssty Tor the ingenious counsel - succeed
ia raising a doubt in the.s minds -siac
the prisoner must have ,h- benefits sl a.
tanlls--m order 10 secure Ii. aegu.ta..
iLj.is easily done. Probably there u-v.
ar was A case from the murder Of Abfi
Down % that Of Wbrght tn other day '9
Caual street which taieuied counsel ro1.d
not turn and twist aud mt4'Iiv. iI,I clue
DE minded jury DO some h4ekw1a3a cou1-
{, .houli he completely b-foggel. ald ans
able 10 distinguish l.sa, black Coo =.
white. Tue more desperate ue ctse t.-
mere desperate the eaatls 10 my.uiy t4Ai
which {. plain.
In the Other ease cited. fe5 rffis ago ara
taken W H obtaining jay Il aop'd
not 90 t. take twelve men us their tam
came up from - box unfortunately.
lnat might enjanger tue wfeiea's neck
Consequently, the Jury is packed Two
NIGH: just az well SO cat ia, f5i n ths end
% amounts to this--sad the rght s1f, oI
material is secured to hang noi l4a mar
deref bat--tae jury. or obtain "a yelu.ct o.
ncgm,tal. We make o. comments upon
tine coudactoi counsel l. Is %. fpafyase
90 clear their clients, guilty or nos 4-.tf
But il is not only tor the interest, uul ,.r
thg absolute safety oi society that s4eA
reform. .hs.. be made i1 aga. uaia ~ u..
SECURE tae prompt paasameat 90 ur gal
ty. Tia, : uot n9N done. They escape.
Eyary man knows H. aud they escape
through the construction cd tHe laNs ai.
the modes ID lrhl VOW everywhere 10 ta-
que Il is ior the honest raa .es 'o aaHaHa
ot their Legislatures such acts as aal f1.
stop TO THESE legs. earIcalures. Chang
ID. venue thus. 10 longer Do permitted
Let ,he wretch be tried on tao spot Who're
he nmbued us hands 10 the blood Of BE
brother 1t gpann.ly 90 longer d. 90
qulred lar verdict Lot no honest
.,raigAtataafd citizen be rejected bacaa,e
he has read ga ac, lai of lhe deed oil
blood n the pa0uc papers. l.t snea
Couf,s o., ntavd.d eos wu' cause Che
arouist tt.aio prisoners Every ma .as-
90 ouel. CO. o. tu,i u..a.a ur.a o. 800
nom tat commission OF ho decd. 1850
ta circumstances would be ffh n ias
minds of wtisssss i0s ira.a, tta Wan..
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JUST ARRIVED.
WE have received direct frpm New York
w large and elegant stock Of
READY MADE T.,

emhracing ascvtcnsiee md fine an a-sor'me nt
a. has ever been brought TO hiS market, and
which w.ll Ice sold rs low ~ cloihiuF can De
bought Ia New Orleans. Ihrrc Is no mistake
abont t0. People eau ea'i aud see Tor tHsn'-
selves
Opened in The room next door to TIE od
stand, and IN the same building
oar Grocery and bakery establishment "',
be continued rs heretofore Tue pnnrP"
stock is still kept in the warenou'"
NJ. pOPrLENAN ER a bNp
Marshall, ot,obgf 10, 1891 u
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Bargains |! Bargains !! /!

rI,lIE senio, partner having gone south ana
Fast. Tor the purpose oi laying '"' anu
importing a large stock OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
the undersigned are determined TO sG.l ont ont
their present ample, ard fresh stock OF ahiy
stores, at very low prices, FOR CASH N
order TO insure quick sales, to make room '''
The new stoea, by The time Of IT, arrival,
NJ. & y. DOpPLEMA> FIX.
July Is. 81. NO
HLl\k> Tok N-tLL ~ ta o4sf
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w IT. KELSEY, iHsrpeu a. iaic, Ma
w shall. HARRISON county, Texas otlee
North sile OF the pubic square, hutchinson
t..,E lu.tItne. March 30
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J,il.. Mckay, Alam.4 n La,r uf O.
i son l..rae CORNER publ. Square, Gsst doom
so VI Nhm, Marshall, i.ass.
h4.H 81 $500.
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Law Gard.

100 LANE, tffprtV ~ lac, Marshall.
II HARRISON county, Texas.
Sept .mttr %. ,a5.
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Nr. \. NeaC>,

\FFERS his professional serylSes to the
, citizens Of Marshall, aud surrounding
ouuiry.
IT. Office a, the Drug Store OF Sanders
sears
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~. y OWING

l As resumed the practice of medicine
/ again, and win give special attention 10
argcry, yenereal diseases, aud diseases Of the
.ye. win also take diseased negroes at his
louse, aud treat them on reasonable teti'.s.
SAINT ~ lslG mott.
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The city OF Louisville has been sued ios
si5oO damages, the vhlae OF three lseet
eecuay hang there hy mob
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-31

full supply Of bagging and rope for sale
low rates.
&. l.. iiN NSON, 4 Go.
September J, o.. No ltj
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Or. ~. J. NcNlA

las removed TO Marshall, and viii prac-
lice medicine in connection with Dr. J..
'all.
sept. 70, 81.
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Nso1urg NORTHERN CtKESSNAN Cox
MtrttNe IlMsEtr-A late num1er o. The
Independence lowa) CIVILIAN m'era's ns
that the Rev. ]. l. Kelly, pssiof ~ The
VI. t. Church Of that place tad been az
ragned before justice Of the peace on
charge Of assault with lnlent TO COMMIT .
rape upon the person OF his servant g"l
II could only be shown that b. had taken
improper liberties with the grl aud att
tempted her seducnun, and he was dis
charged, ba, the people undertook to ta'
aud leather him, and he iled from the place
The city Of Lpuisy,llo has hren saed ioi
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WEw GOODS
FlLL AND WINTER GOODS,

ti'E are now receiving difer, from New
" NnIk md pnlallnhIa. our
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NeR4 REsAHN ANS. -- hrs, t'faNes. Vi'e
OF a conductor Ola lhe Concord aud Moa
,feal Railroad, Was Ca vsA 20 eds
RIVER, VI. the oihes day. aud as she had
ney.r .ssn the inside Of telegraph Office,
,i.itWAs paid Go 1t, and gae hf'l message
thst CANA while she WAS there, WAS enc
directed To herself. announcing tue dea'l'
If hef husband
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-31

aNfsaeT= F1H.HH E uAN tN's sFeEcH
is Fla lsI..3 STATES SENATE. Atl-
AIRY ~ lst1
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-31
MEDICAL.

REAiE1fBER-That Dr. YouNG has a extended prac-
tice than any other physician in the world
REMEMBER-That all the Wealthy Citizens, Editors and
popular men, well acquainted and take great plea
in recommending DR.. YOUNG to the afflicted.
REMEMBER--That DR. YousG makes false representa-
tons to gull the unfortunate but that all he says will be
faithfully carried out.
REMEhfBER--That Dr. YouNG will cure any Of Pr
vate Disease IN onehaf the time that II takes others and
that he fails to bring relief TO the afflicted and unfor
tunate curing them In from two to six days.
REllEMBER-That Dr. J. c. YOUNG gives every attention
to Diseases peculiar TO Females a22 -3m
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-31
BOARD AND LODGING
TO BANKERS, ASSAYERS,
AND....
Gold Dust Dealers.

TTNHE HOUSE OF HARAsZTIIY, UzNAY Il Co, HAVING
i established their NEW GOLD AND SILVER REFINE
RY large scale, and in permanent manner,
ready to receive the precious Metals and prepare them for
immediate coinage. at the u s. Mint in the most expid
tous way.
They invite the attention Of the Bankers and Gold Dust
Dealers to the fact that their refining conducted by
process much cheaper and quicker than that Of the Co
yerDment that they fix much lower Of charges
for the operation and thus make II great pecuniary bene
t TO the Deposto both in the time OF receiving his con
well as In the amount of the returns.
They prepared TO return either coin refined bars for
dust and imported bars.
as- Office 50 Battery street. near Commercial street.
m63m HARASZTIIY, uZNAY & CO.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-31
ROMAN EYE BALSAM,
FOR INFLAMED EYELIDS,

The delicate structure Of the eyed renders II peculiarly
sensitive and liable TO disease When from any cause 10
becomes affected, the inner membrane rapidly names,
and the eyed evinces the strongest predsposion to
attract 10 itself humos from oil parts Of the BODY Hun
dreds Of persons Of scrouous habit disgured
redness Of the eyeds commonly called eyes
and tortured with apprehensons Of impaired vsion who
by using this Balsa, may obtain almost Immediate relief
READ THE FOLLOWING EVIDENCE.
New YoRx, Feb. 10th, 1883.
Messrs SANS. Gentlemen,--T afflicted with dry
scaly eruption my eyeds for fifteen years commencing
with small styes which gradually run together and tou
bled very much Various remedies We're resored to,
and several eminent physicians prescribed for me- how
received permanent benefit until used he Roman
Eye Basam The Arst application relieved the unpleasant
feeling and symptosns and in one week was entirely
cured 1t had the good effect in curing friend to
whom recommended It. far eyes Yours, truly,
HIRAM NICHOLS, $47 West Goth street.
Prepared and sold by A. b. & ID. SANDS, Whole
sale Druggists No. 100 Faton street. Of William,
New York.
For sale by DEWITT, KRrTLE AZ Co, II. JOHNSON
& Co, and REDfNGT0N X Co, San Francisco; RICH
COFFIN, Marysvife; X. IT. MCDONALD Il Co, Sac-
ramento; and by Druggists generally
aS- SANDS SARsAPARILLA and other Medicines
For Sale by DIR. A. D. B0YCE, Druggist, Hornites
july2ly
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-31
SAN FRANCISCO ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR.. J. G.. YOUNG,
Late Professor at the University, Penn,
CAN BE FOUND AT THE OLD STAND,
Corner Of Montgomery and California Streets
SAN FRANCISCO.

Where he be consulted privately and with the utmost
confidence by the afflicted at all hours daily, from A. NJ
until p NJ (curc always guaranteed pay required
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY AND SEMINAL WEAKNESS
DR. YOUNG addresses those who have injured themselves
by private and improper indulgence in that secret and soil
tary habit which ruins the body and mind uniting them
for either business society The following
the sad and melancholy effects produced by early habits OF
youth viz weakness Of the back and limbs pain In the
head dmness of sight loss of muscular power palpaou
Of the heart dyspepsia nervousness rrtaby, derange
ment Of the digestive functions general debility symptoms
Of consumption, etc.
MESTAILy-The fearful effects upon the mind To
be dreaded Loss Of memory confusion Of ideas depression
of spirits evil orebodngs aversion TO society, sedstrust
love of solitude, tmdity ETC. most of the evils pro
duced.
All persons who afflicted with any OF the above symp
toms should not fail to call Dr. Young and be at
restored TO perfect health Let false decacy prevent
you, but apply Immediately, and yourself from the
dreadful and awful consequences Of this terrible mahdy
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS
Immediately cured and full vigor returned.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-31
PHELAN'S CUSHIONS.

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO INFORM TIE PUBLIC
that he has purchased the Exclusive Patent Right to
make and sell PfIEIAN'S COMBINATION CUSHIONS, y
for this State and Oregon, and THAT THEY CAN BE PUR
CHASED OF NO OTHER PERSON IN THIS CITY. Purchas-
will protect themselves from being swindled by
berng the above facts Orders for taking down. setting
repairing Tables attended to the shortest notice P
vate gentlemen Clubs saoonkeepers wishing to procure
lheans Model Billiard Tables, Combination Cushions,
will please address NJ. f. HUGHES
$50 Jackson st. next to international Hotel
o29 San Francisco.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-31
DRyrowv, Nav 2s. 1856.

DRYT0wN May % 1856.
Dr. J. c. Young The medicine and advice which re-
ceiyed from you my visit to San Francisco last month";
have effected most gratifying change in my physical
dillon My appetite has returnedthat dull langour and
pacness left me- and felt like Persons in the
mines have been much imposed upon by advertising ply
scans that they know not what TO do Many who have
noticed the rapid change my appearance expressed
their asonshmen at it, write this out of pure gratitude
for what you did for me- WALTER WARREN.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-31
THE HOTEL
I'M II E7 M AT oNAI,
jackson Street, above Montgomery,

SAN NCISCO,
Is OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS, AFTER
undergoing thorough repair in every department and
rehtted throughout with NEW FURNITURE, BEDDING,
CARPETS, etc, and Is Of the best most eleany
and more comfortable than any House on the Pacific
II will be kept First Glass Hotel in every particular
where all will meet with Social Home combined with good
clean Rooms and Beds and the best table set in San
Francisco.
The Hotel Department Of the Railroad House has always
been acknowledged to have been the most ceany and bet
ter kept than any other House in San Francisco. is only
necessary say that until recently Mrs HALEY controlled
that part Of the Railroad House. and will take the sole
charge Of the international assisted by Messrs JSo j. H
LEY and T.. X. RonSsoS formerly Of the New York Hotel
late of the Railroad House, and Mr. NJ A. FRENCH late Of
the Rassette House. We will TO please, and ask but
one trial for
BOARD AND LODGING,
From 80 to IS per DAY and from si2 TO SIS per WEEK
HD- The INTERNATIONAL COACH Is always In attend.
ance TO convey Passengers to and from the Boats at
m63m ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH PERSON.