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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-14

SUMNER FASHION "A crazy Llsn saused some
CONSERVATION few days since, by entering pas
seDger car on the Central Railroad near Roches-
ter, prinitively clio he'd in cloak, hat and a pair
of boots A sudden flush of heat caused him
to ATTEMPT o hang up his cloak and 'cool off
which caused some screaming, a little fainting the
stoppage OF the train, and the return of the unac
to the asylum where he belonged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-14

Directors -JoHN N. GORDON. SAMUEL PUTNFv, /
DAVENPORT, ir ,CHAs. T. WoRTHAm, kUG w FgY
WELLleGTON GoDolS fe2J-dSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-14

y o1ICE.--iIy wife Martha A. Lewis
hss mY tea and board, without just
~ ~ posocatlon On my part; therefore, do forwsrn
@ psfsons aaanst receiving her into their houses or
80 deF cfeoit for any thing 4y account for any
sun or su.cur. whatsoever
Z I3-6n~ T0urI rFXpIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-14

gay SAYINGS BANK UE kiCH-
X MUND-EdARTERED IN i9S9-Continues to
receive deposits hich intefe is psih. the
Of y per cent per annunl, If remaining deposit
HoaEfs, and five per ceut fer shertsr periods.
Horace l.. KENT, Przst,
ALrI'R DUvAL SecY,
II BALDWIN, Cashier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-14

HCfAL NUTlC u Et.-.Nith n view 10
st "'sCD0t.nue thu Cigar business IN Richmond, the
,-ll6i heg' leave 10 inform the citizens thst he
80, VI117 h'a store on the 5lsc inst. In the mean
uAsse y no desire any article In his line can be
'I I'aAed 10 their advantage
i's s'oek Comprises very fine assortment of Ha.
sHa 2a's, MseischsoEl Pipes and Virginia Smo-
mug Aooaeco. CBAS. RICHARDSON,
Ara-;. Dealer in Cigars and Tobacco.
Aaercsn Hotel Building
,,s h.teah,mend, ta, Va, March Sd, 1857
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-14

II sss -o oCl--OO bbis La ore and for
iab ~ Stokes 4 RItEs.
~ ST. tEs raIMk OLD Hams, In
u.b iiSpie' 1ei sale BY
CREkSHAW 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-14

AMERICAN DENTIsTs-Mr. Walsh, the raris
correspondent of the Journal of Commerce, in
late letter says:
lew days ago had occasion to apply to the
medicine. for some recent comprehensive and e,s-
CANT tvo'k on Dentistry He wrote to me at once
tnefollowing reply: II regret that it ia not in INV
power 10 meet your wishes; there is nothing re
cent, nor good, in France, on the arr and acisnoo
OF Dentistry. Our surgeons are obliged to bor
row from the Americans their proficiency and
treaties on this subject, ackno wledging that your
eountrymen are much farther advanced than thew
themselves are in this important branch of the
meoioai art 1t is unnecessary for me to mention
to you works published fifteen years ago." Your
dentists may De gratited 6y this testimony. The
success of the Americans of the profession. who
have settled in this capital is strong evidence of
the Justness ct appreciation. We can adduce the
names OF Evans, Horner, Fowler, as pre-eminent
British aud French practitioners seek Americans
a. associates in bufi e,s, not merely on account of
their skill, but of American repute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-14

HOG CHoLERA.-A correspondent of the Gin.
einnati Commercial conjectures that what is called
nog cooiera is produced by strychuine used In the
manufacture OF whiskey. upon the "slops" from
which the hogs are fed He says:
Tho cupidity Of the VI hssey Manufacturers has
Induced them to stry :hnne in the ston of
their yeast malt. because it has heen sscertaned
that large increase Of whiskey, from given guam
tity OF corn, 10 The result chemist who has an =.
iyzsd barrel made in a certain town 10 Ohio gives
Ia one barrel to kill thirty meu This being the
eese 70 It surpr,sine that 30 many dis in thess
days wi b deiiriam tremens
hiie spendlog f-w days last summer with q
friend in Chcothe, Ohio, was in formed that large
quantities ofsh killed in the Scioto River near
taas place by the DRAWINGS from the large hog pens
a' the dsuiierles on thst river. Now, if the
ments of hogs is sufficiently impregnated with
sTychnine to destroy fish in large quautties W hat
must be the condition ofthe meat fed or such infamous
stufs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-14

NEW MODE OF REMOVING TUMoRs DR.
simpson, of Edinburgh, has been experimenting
on the removal of juniors by method novel in
this country He introduces hollow acupuuc.
ture needle, of very fine trocar into their tissue
and inJeets a few drops OF some irritant liquor
suen rs solution of chloride of zinc, perchloride
stroy tie vitality of the tumors SO treated, and
tney have been separated by process of enucle.
ation. we have seen somewhat similar plsr
A1opted IN Paris by NJ. Aaisonneupe. He has
seauer styles made of paste composed of four
water, and chloride of zince; these are baked
putcture Is made 10 the 'umor, the caustic stylet
Is insertef, broken off and left. We saw many
malignant tumors treated in this way, and some
cases in which be eilthy grauulatng surface was
e't after the sepsratios of tumors wbieh had been
destroyed in this ma rr.-Afedical Tiues
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-14

LONDON, Friday Discount, active. This
French funds closed lazy.
LlvsRPocL Saturday, noou-Cotton is dull and
generally uncharged. Estimated sales to-day coo
bales brssdstutis qui.t. Provisions close quiet
LONDON, Fnday eveningThe funds opened
steady, but subsequently became heavy In The dis
eoant market and in the Stock Exchange the pres
sure excessive. and .he applications to the Bank
unu:uaIiy heavy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-14

X WOOD MAJ L. fine subscriber
kpr,so tue tasen lease upou this mill, formerly
nsIr"aas as iouuE's MlL) respectfully solicits the
FsVnase Of the public. There is sn excellent Cob
ptI.1 attached Toll Oh s-tenth. Mr.. John A
VII sseer industrious and competent miller,
mb a. sI nAesia place to serve customers
- Us UAk'L. E GAhUNr.R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14
MARINE AFFAIRS.
RON EUROPE.

ToR fuRoPE
n. United States mail steamship Atlantic sailed on
saturday WITH 81 passengers. The Vanderbilt also
LEI, with l2i passengers. among whom was the Hon.
John Minor Bolts of Virgins.
BuRyiSG OF THE GOLDEN GATE. m.
The Golden Gate was bound 10 this pot. nom H'ch
man Kentucky, and owing to an accident 20 ner uia
cbipery was ming on ore wheel Az 'iooH -
Sunday night when short distance ABOVE tae ihouu
of the Meumac, cry OF alsrn was neard t,on cus
Of the deck hands, and the officers running 70 the AFTER
mar. Of the boat. discovered smoke arising from the
ck in the vicinity of the after hatch. The order wa
Instantly given TO attach the hose to the doctor pump,
and the scuttle was torn off, when such dense BODY
~ smoke Issued FORTH thst those present were com
nelle d 10 retreat a distance of several y4rds.
The order to attach the hose ard wtrk the doctors
engine were so promptly obeyed that about minute
only had elapsed, when the water in a large ana
steady stream was pouring through the hschwtY INTO
the hold. But II proved of No avail. Capt. Williams
sieptled Pilot Mcpherson, who had steadfastly 50.
bered to his post, although enveloped IN c0ud OF
smoke TO bring the boat to shore, which ne diu Iuu
ming her head on, and her stern extended lnto deep
water. Capt. W., whose presence OF mind never de-
serted him for moment acted with the greatest cool
ness and decision throughout the eXcinng SCENE; ne
now directed the staging 10 he showed TO the panS anu
surg out the order for ell to leave the coat NO
ther order was necessary for the words were scarcely
uttered when the boat was deserted by every hvipg
tbire. Even COW, which some humane individual
bad cut loose, sprung overheard, ana rsacneu .,ie
shore in safety. The passengers hcluue! 49,
lady, Miss Northup of Quincy Ill. She displayed
wonderful coolness from the moment OF the alarm
until landed safely. 49,.
MI. Alter the clerk, succeeded IN saving ai tns
hooks and money belonging to the boat and also the
money letters which were consigned to several OF our
merchants. 1000 ,.,
The Golden Gate was valued at $4,000, and insured
in G. X. Budds sgency for $lO, 600. The estimstea
value Of her freight list is about So 600, consisting OF
wheat and lumber. The wheat is probably insured
The chipery of the wreck will probably be recovered
The boat was owned by Ben. F. Beasey; the com
mander. Capt. John A. Williams, and clerk :., MIR
James c. Alter. ST Louis Denhocral, o'"'
IMPORTANT TO SHIP MASTERS AND OWNERS.
letter received in this city by Mr. Spuois Mathes,
from Secretary Lobo, of Bravo, Cape de Ferd
states that masters Of whaling or other vessels wishing
should not touch at the western port Fegeao de Geis
on account of the cholera which is raging there
persons having died in the last seven months. but
The eastern port Funa, is healthy and fruit recruits
and men are plenty The government Will supply
vessels with water free Of expense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14
LATER NEWS.

MURDER OF 4 FREE.STATE MAN IN LECoMPToN
GIN. LANE FORCED TO LEAVE LECOMPToN
COL. PHILLIPS OF THE NETWORK TRIB-
UNE TIRE ,TENED.
Special Correspondence Of The Missouri Democrat.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9, lo57.
arrived this afternoon by the lightning train
aud the Pacific Railroad and hasten to lay before
You the following items of Kansas news:
On Wednesday, the I'd inst, at a ball given by
the citizens of Lecompton, Calvin Bailey, Free
State citizen of the town, was mortally wounded
by Lieut. BrOcbett Of that place.
BrOckett is known as one OF the most ultra Pro-
Slavery men in the Territory, aud was actively en-
gagged during the difficulties. At the battle of Black
Jack he was II. Clay Pate's second in command
On the night in question, be was much intoxicated,
aud swore he would have the life Of Free
State man before morning Mr.. Bailey who,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14
ARRIVAL OF ANDREW JACKSON JR
AND THE GOLD SNUFF-BOX.
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEES.

Councilman Van Tine, the messenger cent 70 Nor
folk fol- tie gold snuff box bequea.hed by Gen. Jack.
fon arrived here on Saturday morning q. II o'clock,
accompanied BY Andrew Jackson, IT, the adopted con
Of the Old hero.
aid. MONAGHAN, Chairman of the Join. Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14
THE ORGANIC ACT AGAIN.

Iht ONutNit ~ hbAiN.
Mayor Adams sent request to our little isOther
NAL Governor for supply Of arms for volunteer
company that had been organized in Leavenworth.
lie wrote 10 his little isethermal Excellency that it
impossible at times to preserve the public peace
in consequence Of the absence of municipal guard.
Walker replied that he had examined the organic
act, and found nothing in it authorizing him to
provide him with arms.
He told one of the Committee that waited on
him, that there were certain Mayors in Kansas @h)
involved in the Instruction, which he persists
in believing TO exist here. He said that OF
them was a candidate at the Topeka Convention,
and was present also at Grasshopper Falls. lie in
tended 10 bit Mr. Adams. lie said that he certain
ly would not give arms to such men, because in
all probability they would be used f,r insurrecon-
AIRY purposes.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11

ly pinched off ere they open, from newly-root-
ed cuttings as well as from weak or sckly
plants, to preserve the strength of the stalk
Few plants can well endure sudden great
changes of temperature; and none should
therefore be transferred directly from the hot
bed or hot-house to the open air. Warm
weather should be chosen for the removal Of
plants, even from an orangcry or cold frame to
the garden.
All withered and faded flowers should at
once be removed from perennial plants, unless
it is desired to raise seed This will tend great
ly to prevent the premature exhaustion of the
plant.
To secure succession Of bloom in rose
bush, prune back some of the shoots to their
eyes as soon as you see that they begin to
swell; and defer the pruning of others till the
leaves have become expanded. In the first
case the eyes will break into bloom early,
whilst the latter will not begin to swell till the
others are in full leaf and consequently bloom
later.
As a general rule, the smaller the number of
fruits on a healthy, vigorous plant or tree, the
larger the size and the more perfect the taste.
1t is hence proper, in all cases, to thin out
moderately. But single goosebcrry left on a
bush, or single cluster on large grapevine,
however mOnstrous be its development, is only
evidence Of sound principle misapplied or
carried to extremes.
Fruit should always be gathered in dry,
calm weather 1t should be removed by hand
and carefully placed in basket, so as not to
bruise it. Roughly handling it may, and prob
ably will, cause it to rot.
If, when any of my fruit-trees are in bios
som, suspect that the soil does not contain
the requisite amount of moisture needed by
the roots, dig trench around the tree about
eighteen inches from the stem, and pour into
it four large bucketsful Of water, and immedi.
ately return the removed ground. This ena.
bles the blossoms TO resist the effects of drying
winds; the fruits set perfectly, develop rapid.
ly, and are less liable to the attacks of insects
The result is, that the fruit does not subse-
quently drop have cherry-trees that for
mery bore. fruit only every alternate year,
which are now annual and abundant bearers,
in consequence of this treatment.
G. V. GoLDAcKER.
According to the researches of Messrs
Schubler and Koher, of Tubingen, white flow
the same time, the most fragrant. Red flow
ers come next in er.-Hortieulturist, quot.
ed from the Frauendorfer Blatter.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
WEAKNESS OF TIE ORGANS
Immediately erred and full yigor returned
IMPORTANT TO MINERS AND TRAVELLERS

There Is malady Of deeper importance either rim a med
cnl moral point Of view to which the human family h
more liable than that arising from impure connection
look at disease affects health and life and his sole object
should Dee 70 mitigate far lies 10 his power their bodi
y suffering Hqmau nature "a al best but fra all are D.
able 90 misfortune.
OF an is that affect man, terrible than
those Of private nature Dreadful a. u j. IN the p9ruu
who contracts IT, fghifu rs upon hi. constitu
ton ending frequently IN destruction and loathso
grave Il becomes Of still importance when il Is
Transmitted to innocent offspring. slch being the
how Important II becomes that every having The least
10 fear they have contracted the disease, should at
tend 10 Il at by consulting ply can. whose
pectabity and education enables him TO warrant safe
speedy and permanent In accordance with this
ccssy Dr. Young feels called upon 10 state That by long
study and extensive practice, he has become perfect mas
Of all those diseases which under tlc denomination o
yeneea and having paid attention TO that branch
than any other physician in the United States he feels him
self better qualified 70 treat them.
Syphilis in all its forms such as Ulcers Swelling of the
Groins Ulcers In the Throat Secondary Syphilis Cnane
Erupons ucetions Tertiary syphilis, syphilis in
Children Mereural syphiltic Affections Gonorrhw, Grot
Prostrate Glands Excoration fumors Pustules etc
familiar to him the most common things daily OBJ
seryations.
The doctor effects a cure In recent cases in few days
and finds difficulty in curing those Of long duration
without submitting the patient to such treatment will
draw upon him the slightest suspicion oblge him 10 neg
ect his business whether withind0oFs or without The
diet need not be changed except in Of nama
ton There are IN California patients amounting 10 over
two thousand in the past year. that could furnish proof Of
this but these matters that require the incest secrecy
which he always preserves.
All letters enclosing $40 will be promptly attended TO-
Office hours from A. ~ to ?. NJ Address J. c. YOUNG
Nj
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
M A ARIPOSA BAKERY,
9x q. NGIxER &c co.

MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH, MARIPosA.
A5- THE PROPRIETOR OF THE MARIPOsA
BAKERY is always ready y supply Families with
at LIVING PRICES.
MARiPosA. July 3 1855 s1u
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
TO B.9.VEKERs, .gSS.fE'ENS,
Cold Dust Dealers.

rT,HE HOUSE OF HARAsZTHY, UZNAY & CO.. HAVING
4 established their NEW GOLD AND slIVER RHINE
Ky large scale and IN permanent mauner,
ready 10 receive the precious Metals and prepare them for
immediate coinage at the L. s Mint, in the oxpid
uous way.
They invite the attention of the Pankers and Gold Dust
neaer to the fact that their refining Is conducted by
process much cheaper and quicker than that Of the Co
yernment that they fix much lower Of charges
for the operation and thus make great pecuniary bene
d to the Deposto both in the time Of receiving his coin
we'll rs in the amount Of the returns
They prepared to return either coin refined bars for
dust and imported bars.
E1- OHce s. Battery street. Commercial street.
m6-3rn HARASZTliY. UZNAy & co.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
DOCT DIR HOIT'S
Medical OfhCo
DIS P E NJ S A r Y,
CORNER OF DUPONT AND PACIFIC STREETS,
san FRANCISCO.

DEvOTED EXCESSIVELY TO TIE TREATMENT OF
FIbronic Lingering seases Of both and 10 the
Hereditary Affections of Children. Diseases Of the Sin
cessiuly treated.
AB- Patients may rely upon ndicious and enicacious
treatment in accordance with the long and weestabhed
principles Of Allopathc Practice. n202m
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
M A CHIN e SHOP
r. u NJ ID R X,
BULLION STREET,
Immediately in the Rear Of Cashman's Ne,c Store.

MR.. N. HASKELL. MiCHINIST, HAVING HIS MA
NI chine shop and Foundry complete working
der, would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that be l. now prepared to do all kinds Of Cast
Repairing of every description of Machinery general use
in the county lie prepare make Castings Of 1900 lbs
weight and will warrant all o his work strong and perfect
required he will visit places requiring work done Boil
ers or Engines a1tf
BS- BILLIARD BALLS REPAIRED, and made perfectly
round and true. Also--Balls for Iondo turned
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
nRyrowy Nav os 1850

DR. ]. C. Young The medicine aud advice which re-
ceiyed from YOU on my visit to san Francisco last month
have effected most gratifying change in my physical con
dion Nv annette has returnel-that dull angonr and
paeness left me and felt like Persons in the
mines have been so much imposed upon by adrsig ply
scans that they know what Ia do. Many who have
noticed the rapid change in my appearance expressed
their asonshment at write this out Of pure gratitude
for what you did for me. WALTER WARREN.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
Etom De Bnston MnlienE JomnaI.

Although we are opposed to the system of advertising FOR
good and sufficient reasons still deem il but justice 70
say that Dr. YOUNG one of the most industrious end IN
defatgabe votares Of medical science in the United
Gtata
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
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 can be c0nsued privately and with the
confidence by the afflicted at all hours daily, from A. NJ
until p (Cure always guaranteed or no pay required)
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY AND SEMINAL WEAKNESS
M YOUNG addresses those who have injured them selves
by private and improper indulgence in that secret and soil
tary habit which ruins the body and mind uniting them
for either business or society. The following Of
the sad and melancholy effects produced BY early habits
youth viz weakness Of the back and limbs, pain in the
head. dmnes Of sight loss Of mu7caar power papatiOn
Of the heart dyspepsia nervousness irablty derange
ment OF TIE digestive functions general debility, symptoms
of consumption, etc.
MRyTAfLY-lhe fearful effects upon the mind more TO
be dreaded loss memory confusion Of ideas depression
of spirits evil forehoings aversion 10 society sedstrus
love Of solitude tmidiy etc are most Of the evils pro-
duced.
Al per'ons who aliced with any Of the above syInp
toms should not fail 10 call In. Young and be at
restored to perfect hcalh let false deleacy prevent
YOU, bnt Apply Immediately, anil yourself from the
dreadful and awful consequences Of this terrible nalady
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
THE HOTEL
INJ ER NJ n mI oNAL,
jackson Street, above Montgomery,
SAN FBA0cTsco,

Is OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION or GUESTS, AFTER
undergoing thorough repair in every department and
rehted throughout with NEW FURNITURE, BEDDING,
CARPETS ETC. and i Of the best, most eleanly
and more comfortable than any House on the Pacific
It will be kept First lass Hotel IN every particular
where all will with Social Home combined with good
Francisco.
The Hotel Department Of the Railroad House has always
been Acknowledged have been the most ceanly and bet
ter kept than any other House IN san Francisco. Il is only
necessary say that unt recently Mrs HALEY controlled
that part Of the Railroad House and viii take the sole
charge of the International assisted by Messrs NO j. A-
IRY and f. r. RomSsoN formerly Of The New York Hotel
late Of the Railroad House. and Mr.. VI. A. FRENCH late Of
the ssette House We VIII serve to please, and ask but
one trial for snccess.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11

B8- A CARD--Prompted by an honest desire of my
heart wish tol lay before the public case which de
serves high comriendati0n not only act OF scien
tc skill but that Of humanity also. About two years
ago, suddenly and from causes unknown to me, was
seized with ct Of Epilepsy, which, owing to my ina
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
d r. l.. j. CZAPKAY " S
GRAND MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
I'm
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office
Sacramento Street, below Montgomery.
SAN FRANCISCO.

EaaNished for he Permanent Cure ef all Prirate ami
Chronic Diseases, and he Suppression ef Qaaclery
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

The following selected from volumnious accumula
testimonials of the Press Of the United States and
from eminent Professors Institutions the srac
tice Of medicine Is taught.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
From he S. r. Caisen.

The question Is often asked" Why is It that 1r j. C.
Young Is successful while other advertising Physicians
failing from day To dayY" The answer must be- or
should be- plainly apparent to all il Is that he understands
his profession and attends to it. aud his practice ncrea
his knowledge extends. So close has been his app-
cation to his unprecedented practice that he perfect
ter of his profession aud insure all relief from their
troubles and while others daily sinking into that OBJ
yion from which they fitted 10 be delivered,
his is onward and upward placing him at the head
Of his arduous profession So great hasseon his increase
business that he hasbeen obliged to associate with him
self other physicians both of extended knowledge and
practice. We would advise all afflicted to call upon him in
preference any other Physician We informed that
e treats entirely on the Vegetable SYSTEM and will always
perfect Ills Office at the corner of Mont
goncry and California Streets opposite Wells Fargo Co.'S
Express and Banking House. san Francisco
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11

Voluntary Certificate from Don Pedro's Bar.
Being desirous Of benefting my felowman as much
possible induces TO before the public and certify
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
SAM. II. PRICHARD & BRO,
com ISSION MER CHA NTS.
No. 97 Front Street, corner Merchant,
SAN FRANCISCO

Goods bought and forwarded promptly to any part
OF the Mines. May Flower " Our Jewel" Va. Offer
ing to California and Fl Sacramento " Tobacco For
sale by a29-tf S. IL PRICIIARD, Agent.