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~. a OAO A1VPAA ASsvA'
The stock Of these comprises full and complete
- EURoPEAEs, 4, MUSIC T1 .xvp,c y prp, - r,ous
sTr1swA4 SONS cnfEsaz4EB REss Rsis ffasos ,Es r''
s. rsnGs Il ID an
% Sons SIS rec
Nh % n. Ct K: he
rrscHERs Ali9 rTsc 'sss Il IL sss i prices.
suit the convenience and means Of all classes Of
MAsoSN's sons and HAMEL1Ns CELEBRATED MELoDEQSs,
Harps Guitars yioas sanjes Flutes Brass
ss, F:s. .af ss.sss ;. .s
relating to music may either addressed By
y! 4Rssg II ss E'fTRsd fTBHh1T sssa''' ~ a..,c,
ahis .a o nus. i
has invented and letters patent from the United States
Ing SEED into Ysrs by
5ssss hfs9s1 s9
these and d;saspsls xsish
I vii V
p I I
ps rue % how it. h9 e obtain a mi
dressed here, consultation with at my
"a stss' and Daaphn r. Mobile Ala
BRAND & ADAMS, tsUCUEssORs TO LAYTON 4
- .Gd
have r. and I'd for sale on
Planers Carpenters BAcfsmiiss lnS Ssasrs ADAMS
AT lyAw No 81 Magazine street. opposite the arcade.
DOUBLING THE FIA AEThSas ssGHnn OF COTTON
PATENTED rxrRovgxENT ~ THE MANUFACTURE
Der required consisting Of children
Of and above and women unfit for powng
am now prepared furnish Planters with this NEW COM
BINATION OF MACHINERY, inclusive Of the STEAM EN-
Machine and seqtnt Machines of the Spinning
ss and have all arranged in the Spinning Room the
plantation complete with great dispatch Also competent
'oEE.HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
Machinery inclusive Engine and the Spinner
NJ fMpRovEMENT result. to the Planter is equiva
productive than those he works and while his Spin
ming interest will his diversion will be exempt from
Baiing up crop.
MACHINERY aasH Tkhas aRTIs bu. for good aeesp.
reasonable acilites and for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT oeourth to be paid to me each Of the hrs
with nsuring should the plantation chang
proprietors.
Machinery in their particular they must not omi
the number OF pounds OF their crOp-o
hGs S any pounds Of Yarn aE ns e. HNY Mobile Ala
T1OBACCO.-TOBACC SHALL FROM THIS
continue the Tobacco business for
the style of JOHN PRICE, Jr CO.. at Nos. q anc
Ali business entrusted will the
We will all times keep hand large and choice stock
P' AZ n
bales for plantation use. JOHN PRICE, Jr.
New Orleans, October l, 1857 % tt
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r. #. FOLGER & CO.. NEW LIE.
wee and Tchoupitouas Streets between Gravier
and Poydras streets New Orleans, offer aarge
E5$sss44 and we'll assorted stock of
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
swedes and English Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Boiler Iron
Agents for the celebrated Tennessee
Woods Lewis Co.. at the Cumberland Iron Works, and will
be continually supplied with full assortment Is
They also agents for Isaac sraubs highly approved
the South Corn Mills and have
the various Sizes which attention Is invited d3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

D.. :. I. BENNETT. vRANcIs LuRcHs
NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
IRON WORKS.-Theu undersigned beg leave to inform
the public and builders generally that they
featuring all kinds Of Architectural Building
Work. Nos IS and 81 Circus such yerandahs Rail
ing, Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight Crcuss
Stairs Iron Bridges Roofs etc.
They keep constantly hand Cast Wrought @,
unans Yenaors and Sash Weights fiji
Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
with despatch
mA BENNETT l. co.
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rIHEIOMAS BARKER, GENERAL AGENT AND
COLLECTOR - Particular attention given to STEAM
BOAT BUSINESS. Baton Rouge. La.
Refereuces-Barbee Il Benjamin. George A. Pike, s. NJ.
Hart Co.. Iarguier Lanoue COL Andrew Malta, Hon. p.
q. Morgan, n. o. nyl3 #
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TNOBACCO!-TOBACCO SHALL FROM THIS
continue the Tobacco business for my account
under the style of JOHN PRICE, Jr., co.. at Nos and
29 Natchez streets
We times keep hand and choice stock,
suited for all markets. hogsheads bales. descrp
tions CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO, also in hogsheads and
bales, for plantation JOHN PRICE, Jr.
New Orleans October l, 1857. o. II
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LFACTORYI65 and l67 Canal street. We call the
ton Of Planters and Of PLANTATION
CLOTHING and largest offered in
the Southern market.
The many acknowledgements have received from those
who patronine establishment and that ready N
hib Justify asserting that planters who wish 10 have
their negroes comfortably and economically esed would do
we'll and inspectour Goods before taking insgppss
nl6 HEBRARD CO.
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ARTICLE VIII.
SECT The seal to be used this Association shall be-
ARTICLE TX.
SECT The liquidation Of the affairs of the Association in
dissolution shall Commissioners
elected Board Of Directors and who shall exercise
all the corporate fnc necessary for the settle
and liquidation of the affairs of the je24
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sFcr l. The Directors the funds Of the
citation, shall deay all IL expenses and twice II each
emf and lawful Of surplus profits Of It's
Stockholders their authorized Attorneys Of which
notice published within days after deczG te
same daily newspapers, printed and publ shed Gig
| Of New Orleans. sBGs1sS a41isg3 w S&5 sss&2
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANT

@ n ANTHONY ASTREDO'S OYSTER
WSA O. JsALoON AND RESTAURANT, No. l6 Roya
-. NEs:,Y street, adjoining the Post. Office.
SEy ANTHONY ASTREDo respectfully informs
his friends and the public that he will reopen his Saloon
SATURDAY, 18th at O'Clock A. NJ preciey His arrange
ments such that epcures always rely obtaining
bis Saloon the best description of BAYOU OYSTERS GREEN
TURTLE GAME FISH, etc., ufaet every luxury that the
market can afford.
MEALS AT ALL HOrRS and at the shortest notice.
His collection of WINES and LIQUORS unsurpassed by
any other establishment
splendid Saloon stairs arranged especially for the
of private parties and families.
FRUIT Of all kinds. PICKLED OYSTERS, etc. by whole
sale and RETAIL in and barrels
Special attention given from families in the city
country, n2Q I'm
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

or two Black Republican sheets, of little infu-
encc and less importance.
But we imagine there must be a great mis-
take somewhere in this matter. A gross i'm
position has been practicedl Stanly the ego
tist is not the Stanly who was first talked Of
as the nominee of the Blacks. Their Stanly
was a man of the strctcst moral habits-this
man, 1t is boldly said has violated the tenth
commandment by "coveting his neighbours
wife" The Stanly of the Blacks was man
of peace, and one who loved not contention
this Stany's whole reputation, as lawyer and
a politician, is that Of bickerer and lover OF
personal abuse; indeed, II is well known that
he wac SO mpertnent to Gov. Wise Of Vir
gipia, that that gentleman slapped his face in
the House of Re rcsentatives and cowhided
him in the public highway near Washington
The stanly of the Blacks was Christian, and
therefore incapable of fighting duel-this
man, it is stated, has fought four dues, and it
is known that Rcvordy johnson, the great
Wing, nearly lost one of his eyes by an
act of peaceable stanly, while, with malice in
his heart, he was practicing for the purpose of
engaging in mortal combat The Stanly Of the
Blacks was model Of consstency-this
Stanly blows hot to day and cold tomorrow !;
first endorses the whole Black Republican doc
trinc, and abuses the Supreme Court of the
United States, and then repudiates it; is half
Democratic at one time, and three fourths
Know Nothing at another Their Stanly was
was man of honesty-this one advocates
Settler doctrines while interested in rascally
Spanish grants, and actively working against
the interests of Settlers. In short, their STAN
y was harmonious conncction-this man is
mass of incongruous absurdities, n mixture
Of fanaticsm, egotstcal assumption and igno-
rance; man of ambition without brains or
principles. Alasl where is Stanly the gcnu-
ine' Why has this imposter, this bogus spe-
cimen, beer allowed to remain in the field so
long? Why has the Free Soil advocate from
North Carolina been so long represented by
Stanly the slaveholderY
When Tom Moore, of poetical memory,
wrote the 4" Case Of imposturc, under the head
Of Police Reports" he seems TO have been
ilobued with prophetic spirit, for his verse
is exactly applicable to the "moral reform"
candidate for Governor, even to the name.
Moore says
Among other strange nashmen disposed Of this week.
Was ayoungster named stanly, genteelly connected,
Who has lately been passing of coins as antique
suspected
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
A SINGULAR STORY.
. REVOLUTIONARY nrnlsIscrscr.


Mr.. Slas Deane, our secret minister to Paris
during the Revolution, related the following
stoty of John, the Painter:
While Mr.. Deane was in Paris, stranger,
rather advanced in years. called to see him,
and requested to talk with him in private.
Deane surprised at such a request was rather
on his guard, and Intercepted the stranger as
to his business but he could get nothing from
him until they should go into private room.
Deane suspected him as an emissary from the
British Ministry, but at length determined to
crafty him. When alone, he made many ex-
cuscs for his errand, but finally told him that
he was an American citizen, though Scotch
man by birth; that he had lived in Amboy,
New Jersey, where he had a comfortable
house that while the British were in possess
sion of Amboy, they had suspected his princi-
pies, and treated him very i'll, in various ways,
and finally burnt down his house and gave
him much personal insult; that he had deter
mined on killing king George, for which pur
pose he had come to Europe; tina. he had
been to England and laid his plan, and was
now ready to execute it; but thought It his
duty to make Mr.. Deane acquainted with II,
MS the minister from his country, and to take
his advice that he passed by the name Of
John, the Painter Mr.. Dcane was much sur
priscd at his communication, and at first
thought him deranged. He then suspected he
might have been sent as snare by the British
Minister. After talking with him little, and
finding him determined, he desired him to call
again. The next day he returned, displaying
ne determined resolution as ever. Mr.. Deane
reasoned with him that it was mean and
cowardly to assassinate man IN cola oioou'
who had never injured him personally. lie
answered that his servants had insulted
abused, and finally ruined him' said he would
have revenge, and that no earthly considera
ton should prevent him. He developed hs
whole plan, and Mr.. Deanc said he was sur
prised at the wisdom of it to accomplish thu
end. as he seemed to have laid it in such man
ner as TO render success certain Mr.. Dean'
told him that if he must have revenge, h'
must have it in manly, generous way. H'
should go into the American army and NEE
his enemy fairly in the field-or, ifhe coul'
succeed in killing his generals-it would b.
lawful; but the private assassination OF an IN
nocent man, off his guard and suspecting NJ
i'll, would be abhorred by all mankind. Tha
he could not encourage or give him aid IN s.
wicked purpose but must do everything L
dissuade him from it. On this he left him.
When he returned, he came in frantic, saying
AT confess II is unlawful to lift my hand agains
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
MARIPOSA BAK Err Y I,
8x Q. NTTYE7 60 90.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH, MARTPosA'

M THE PROPRIETOR OF THE MARIposAA
BAKERY is always ready to suppl Families win
good, wholesome BREAD; also, PIES and CAKES
at LIVING PRICES. -.
MkRIPosA. July 8. 1855 hu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

MINT CARp--Mr Eckfeldt, the Coiner at
the Branch Mint at San Francisco, states in a
card that the total loss in his department for
four years has been only $l3,429, while the
legal allowance for wastage is $69,545 on the
amount received in that department-$ll3,-
O3l ,547. He also states that the sum received
by Bein. as compensation for his labors in the
Sutter Iron Works, the United States Assay
Office, and the United States Branch Mint,
embracing period of eight years, is about
S2S,000.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
A q e N It S !.

JAMES NJ VAN DYKE Of Main and Fourth streets,
Mariposa is authorized agent to receive Subscriptions
Advertisements, and job Work All orders left with him
will receive prompt attention.
THOMAS BOYCE, north east Washington and
Montgomery Streets san Francisco Is duly authorized
agent to receive subscriptions and Advertisements.
T. NJ HEsrON Express Rider between this place and
Kern River duly authorized to subscriptions ad
yertisements and job Work.
ss- MR =. D. TODD Of Stockton, is duly authorized
Agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements.
MAI. EKINs, of Lagrange is authorized agent for
Stanislaus County.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

FRoM CRESCENT CIrY.-The Crescent City
Herald has the following remarkable Fish
Story" for the truth of which it vouches. IL
reminds us of the " miraculous draught Of fish
es," mentioned in Scripture:
"On Thursday last, we know not from what
cause, for half mile from shore nothing ap'
pcared but one solid mass Of sardincs, smelts,
and other small fish-rolling, tumbling over
on the beach, until, along the front Of the town
there was bank of fish foot deep
So densely were they packed together in the
water that three men found it impossible to
row skiff through them. WasonIoads ana
dray-loads of them were taken away, ana st'il
there was no dimnution in their numbers
With one sweep of a cigar-box, we ourselves
rot ninety-one sardincs.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

r5y- Hon. Milton s. Latham has been Sc
lected as the orator of the day, on the occasion
Of the celebration of the centennial anniversary
of the birthday of Lafayette, on the 9th Of
September, in San Francisco. Mr. Lathams
eloouence on every public occasion is suffi'
cient guarantee Of his success on this.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
DOCTOR RIDDELL,
Lcentiate of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edin-
burg; Physician Accoucheur, Dublin, Master
in Surgery, and Bachelor Of Arts
Andersonian University.
OFFICE AT INDIAN GuLcH, CsANTA CRUZ MARIPosA
COUNTY.

THE DOCTOR passed his first examination IN ls,o, sna
Madame stephens Hospital, Dublin Guys London and
the Glasgow Roya Infrmary praeucng since IN Europe
Mexico and the United States he should be we acquainted
with every department OF his Profession
FIECTRlC1fY scientifically applied as Medical agent In
raes The xpusr CURRENT employed to extract Mercu-
ty and other Minerals, from the system -,
a. Patients Boarded at ss per week, or visited a, sner
residences promptly '''""
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

81 Coffee and ieire-hments served nj All hours'
Thankful for past favors they respectfully solicit con
tinuance Of the same RucHENAu "EbbfiS
hariposa May q, 1857 mo-Sm
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Mr. Taylor, the late street commissioner OF New
York, efta life insurance to the amount OF S40,-
900.
Elk Presiden Mt Pierce was on a visit to Boston ON
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Marcy are on visit to
Rochester, New York.
The Boston opera season of the Maretzek troupe
closed, with = loss for the managers, last week.
The reports of the election in Minnesota are still
contradictory, but 1t is believed that the republl-
cans have carried the convention.
The execution of Worrel, for the murder of Cor
don, in Missouri has been postponed from the 18th
to the Goth instant.
NFrareisiLousada. Esq, has been selected to sue
coed Mr. Barclay as British Consul in N. Y.
A meeting was held at Natchez, Miss, on the
9th inst, TO make arrangements to tender the honor
of public barbecue TO General John A Quitman
Gen Scott has been called TO Washington by
the President to perfect arrangements for the dis
patch of troops to Utah.
Last week there were 72 deaths in Boston-of
consumption II; scarlet fever 7.
Julien has just brought out at the Surrey Gar
dens England, the Great Concert Gailop"
The yellow fever was raging with great vio.
lence At Montevideo, on the 25,h of April.
Anna and Mary Hewitt have become, it is said,
deeply interested in spiritusism.
The U s Sloop of war Cumberland sailed frcm
Boston on Tuesday for the coast of Africa.
Mrs Mary, wife of Col Jno Humphreys, oi
Charlestown, Jefferson county, Va, died suddenly
on Friday last
Isham Collins, severely injured in q fight, in
Tazewel county, Va, election day, has recovered
There are 40 visitors At the Allegheny Virgini,
| Springs "@'
The Emperor of Russia will, It'll said, visi. q ar
many in July.
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DYsPEPTICs.

90 AND DO LIhEWSE
PERMANENT CURE
The Rev. James Hunnicutt, proprietor and editor
of that excellent paper the Christian Banner, pub
shsd at Fredericksburg Va, in his editorial of June
5th, 1857, thus speaks Of his cure:
HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
1t will be recollseted by many of our readers that
several years ago we stated in the editorial columns
of the Christian Banner, that Hampton's Te9et1bis
Ttnctuyeh had effected cure of Dyspepsia in own
csse-that had laoored long with this terrible dts
e.se and suffered most awfuly, the pain and melan-
cholly which necessarily sccomp panies this horrible
enemy Of man and mans happiness. Fer long time
we ysd in constant fear that the fell monster would
| return But thank God, and thanks to Ham pton's
Tincture, the gloomy demon has nes yet rstursed,
and we be gin to think he never will.
We now feel confident in saying that Hampton
Vegetable Tpcture has made radical cure Of Dys.
pepsis in our we have not taken Q drop OF
il fer the last two years. to the best OF our recoec-
ton ne eat what we plesse, and as much ~ We
please and chew tobacco to our hearts content ana
all 10 well We believe that twelve bottles judcious'
y taken win cure nine cases out OF every ten 0, sJs
| peptca We conscientousy ecommend It to all cye'
peptics The spring time and summer 1t 10 most need
ed therefore, q, phianthropist, call attention
| to Ii Editor of the Christian Banner
| Call sad get Pamphlets and see cures OF Coaen'
| Rheumatism Scrofua, sc. A. rssoiatiVe ana M
| vgorsto, it has been highly recommended
| HAMPrONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
- Delicate Ladies and children WILL please e''e
Sold by PURCELL, LADD4 co Richmond By
DR. COOKE, Fredericisburg; BY Al the Di9sslsu ~
Petersburg; by MORTIMEk& MoWbhAI, nstl-
more, and BY Drusssts sad ssorefeepefs s'efS'
~ OIL per bottle; siI bottles for IS.
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FUGITIVE SLAVES IN CANADA.-The day before
the propagation of the Canadian Parliament, Col
Prince moved an address to the Governor Gene
raj, praying him to reinstate two justices who had
been dismissed for their conduct In delivering up
a negro claimed by the United States, on charge
of horse stealing. Col Prince oontended that the
magistrates had acted under the ausnofhy OF .
statute still In force, and which could not be neu'
tralized by the Ashburton treaty In the course
of his address, which occupied An hour, Col Prince
took occasion to speak of the negro fugitives as
being most immoral and unprincipled persons, and
suggested that they should be separated from the
white population, which they contaminated by
their vices The people of Canada treated them
with kindness, but they repaid that kindness with
ingratitude; they were chiefly remarkable for
their filthy and dishonest features, and should be
sent to live by themselves on one of the Manitou-
lin Islands, or somewhere else, where the whites
would not suffer from contact with them.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
- ~~~"~->>~<'>>0'>'~-~"- >7-S-<~-~-."-- -
Thursday Morning, June 15. 1887


A PHtLADELPHIA HOTEL THAT DESERVES A
PUFy.-One of the very beat Hotels of the day is
the LA PERE HOUSE of Philadelphia I. has An
admirable location-at the corner Of Broad and
Chestnut streets,-is handsomely built convenient,
well ventilated and above all well kept The table
ia unexceptionable and abounds with the luxuries
of the season. The catering displays both enter
prize and skill, and the cooking Is unsurpassed -
10 short, for every thing that can make the trav-
eller satisfied in city desire no better place to
soourn than the La Pere. It is kept by the Messrs
WARDS, gentlemen OF great popularity and exps-
rience, one of them well known 10 the United
States Hotel of Philadelphia In its best day, and
the other favorably known to the guests of the
Astor House for some years. This notice Ia
prompted by no motive other than desire to do
justice to very deserving gentlemen, and give a
hint to the traveller, who will thank us for it, /.
is neither solicited, nor the grateful impulse of any
gratuitous courtesy.
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ANOTHER AsIATIC RAILwAY.-A company has
been organized in London, with capital eff &l
200 600, for the construction of railway from
Smyrna to Adm, distance of seventy miles,
which will bring the two cities with three hours OF
each other, instead of four days. IS at present -
The imports and exports of Smyrna amounted In
1856 to s25, 900 600. THAT city contains l6O 600
people, and Aidin 60 0O0 the latter being q conver,
ging point for much of the inland traffic of thst
part of the sia Minor, on it's way TO the seaboard
At present 10 OC0 camels are employed. at q cost
of S4OO, 900 year, to convey produce and mer-
chandise between the two places. When the pro
iected railway ia completed all this animal activity
will disappear.
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ELI THAYER IN WESTERN VIRGIsIA-A cor-
respondent of the New York Herald, states tina,
Eli Thayer is delivering addresses In Western
Virginia, and spoke before meeting of citizens in
Wayne county, oa the 9th ult After the speech,
the meeting adopted a set of resolutions weicom-
ing Thayer and his 'neighbors" to Wayne county.
The tone of the letter to the Herald shows the wr
Ter considers Wayne county entirely separated in
interest from Eastern and other portions of Virgin
is, and little interested in uphoding the honor of
the State
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PERILOUs BALLOONING An eronaut made a
balloon ascension from Erie city, on Thursday
last, attempting to cross over to Canada The
wind changed after he had gone 20 within six
miles of the shore and blew him back towards the
American side when he descended into the lake.
about midway. The unlucky erenaut was soon
immersed up to his middle in the water from
which position he was rescued by the boat of the
steamer Marie Stewart. The balloon was made
fast TO the boat that it might be towed to the pro.
peller aud be preserved. but the machine" began
to fill again, and the wind refreshing the position
of the boat and the balloon was changed, and the
sailors found themselves flying through the water
at the tail of this new tangled cruiser. The ropes
were quickly cut, and the balloon soon scudded
out of sight. The propeller took the sronsut into
Detroit,
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sgrA FSh hENE-And possession given
SO between the Is. and 10Th of July. large and
& delightful brisk residence with furnace or fire.
places hestiag the whole house Double porch In
rear with shower and plunge bath, and water in the
house. ard all other modern improvements; large
yaTG; kitchen ana servants rooms detached from
house; "a cCol in summer and in winter: loca-
red between sra and 4:h. Franklin street; and Ia
Of the moat eligible, convenient and CON forta BILE
residences in the city. For terms &c apply 10 No
Z'f Maia street, opposite Cornthian Hall or at the
house. il So