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TATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS
~
MUTUAL LlFR INSURANCE coAPANf
OF NJ A-YORK-
zoe rgs su,zrea ssOnG ;,.r 0crosra, 1881
RECEIPTS DURING TaE QUARTER
Yor P.en1i1us. % ..,
r., I,,,,,,,.......... SGis sr-seai Iss.s,
DIsBURsEAEhrA
Paid Claims by Desih and sdditionst 70
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s~'i''
Pad sarr,ularei Po.icks and sdh-
tous 70 Gaue..............s.....' ll'p
Paid for Aunuities.. 80
Pad tor Csrnni..oEs............'... E''o
Psd for 1s1e-, Asvertifiaf Enhsngs,
Po.tsIe Law Hxp-nses, Medical
Y1Amin.,iOrs. Reut Salaries. Eu-
q. s.saop.r,' ae............. i7c5 o. 1912 20
se.s1 81
AL for Ne. Assets, 81 PET last Report Aug 81.
%
To.I A.e,........................ ,S'' %
ASSETS
Cab 90 haud and IN bsnk 4E,s5 81
Boads and Mottzsces............... 4i5L5s3
Deposit sor TAKE. sad Fre Insursnce 500 e5
Amount du. from, A,eu,s... 1857 Ca 2Ol ssr %
The above amount exclusive u premiums due aud no.
eey.d interest serasd but net DUE scd amour. Of deferred
premium account:
Policies Issued dGrtns the quartet. ~
Policies in folce lat November ie5T.........lo,f7s
have examined the above report, aud believe !: TO b.
oorr, SHEPPARD ROMANS, Actc.ry.
BOARD or TRUSTEES.
FREDERICK 9. WINSTON. JOHN WADSWORTH,
MILLARB FILLMORE, VIM J. BUNKER,
DAVID HOADLEY SAMUEL NJ CORNELL,
WILLIAM v BRADY SAMUEL T. SPROrLLj,
HENRY A sNYTHE, JOHN NJ STUART,
ROBT H. MCURDY. HAMLIS BLAKE.
JOHN V. l. PRUYN, ALFRED EDWARDS,
WILLIAM Belts LUCIUs ROBINSON.
ISAAC GREEN PEARSON SAMUEL D. BABCOCk
WILLIAM MOORE, GEO. S. COE-
JOHN II. SWIFT CHARLES j. SrEOMAN
w DODGE. CEPHAS II. NORTON.
RICHARD PATRICK. WIN. x. STRONG.
JOSEPH BLUNT, EZRA WHEELER
NATHANIEL, HAYDEN WILLIAM II. POPHAM.
JONATHAN MILLER LUXURIOUS EDGERrON.
ABRAHAM BIENINGER, w. SMITH BROWN.
JOHN T. YELfERTON. GEORGE CLARk
FREDERICK s. WINSTON, President
I,AAc AssiTT Secretary. ShKfARD iiosAss' Ae'aAy'
MsTUas Posi-. NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL RAILIOAD.-Th'

NEN-1OEk CENIhAL hAfI1 ,,,as
IN Anrusl fsctsr q Directors bed q Albany On TUES
DAY, toe s,h 4 De.s mbcf rsKt 1,
utter ), v.s eccended recommend TIE cn OF sock'
hd@,. Ne. tirs 70 be hsA st the Cy Hail. Aosny Deoeu-
20 :, IA ~ .,,ts su 70 tend vho possibsy d.
A. % ,se L. G. sttrad TO give their ptnHirs % fli
II. psrties wto ee-S of occsors In tee Cemesny
$780, .ssoa ssw~rd thoso seetener cootempssedI
Ia. sr ,sorsncs OF attention. q stcnsapescs 70 their yst
e, 4 IA cacs ssAf IN ~. 70 teSss oss b isssss<
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GREAT REDUCTION La FARE to EUROPE.
OFnst Cabin. eeoi Second Calm, sso-In The Srste.si
paddle wheel steamships ARIEL 1880 tuns Ludlow
Couimsnder. and NORTH STAN 1850 tuus, =. Lefe~re
ConmAnder TO "a. FROM Pr y, North aiyes at noon pro
eisefy Carrying the UNITED STATES MAILS Wis:
L. ave NRW- YORK Tor sOITH-I Bru-n tor Hsvrs and
MEN. br Yosk
ARlEL....... III sry. Nov 1iwed Dec !
Thee stesmsps HAVE Specie d-ivered In Lon
don and P0iA Tor pssssse freight a2Syto
% TORRANCE, No s Bowling Green.
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NEw-JERsEY RAILROAD For Pa!L!!;,

EW-JthSE1 RAIbhOAD- rW ,essaY
~ DELPIlA and the SOUTH and WEST US ,sn
CI1Y-Msil end Express lines leave New York al ~ =.
ar and fare So II m, - IS stopping ~ sI,r "a,
tons II and 20 to KensiDytou. Through Iicksn
ciuuad . IL and Sl2 COY and the Wet and fot 49, y
Wsstir gfon Norfolk, &c and sbroush baggage ca'e'
WashiDsto In and p NJ trains 1919
w WOODBURY., Assistant Sapefn.,eusr, -
No Bszssge will be received for Az train unless deiv
checked feen minutes advance Of the time OF eavnS
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ByA NJ MgpWn, AucHoneeE.
DnnUTII,D r. L. o.

By A. NJ. MrPNN, AucHonerE -
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il CO.-Trsde-Sals
- Rooms No. IS Park row -
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS, Nov. IS and
49, at o'clock.
VERY VALUABLE LIBRARY-C Comprising sn extensive
collection Epsl..h and American Books mostly In fine
dou embracing many the best library editions OF choice
standard works History Btogsp and Tsyss
Poetry ard Sciences Belize Lettres Theology
and mece Literature including variety Of elsrsnty
Illustrated works In fine bndngs also including wsuy rare and
valuable books In foreign languages &c. &c. Catalogues are
r,a1y
MONDAY EVENING. Nov 49, at O'Clock.
VALUABLE sTAHDARD BOOKS-Compti.iIs the choice
pnblc atoms of Of the American Publishers including
works branches Also large assortment Of
Bi.celaDeous Literature, &C.
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o'ies o. Tns M'rnO'OL'' ,Isn h hsysa s rs,
AT the Annual Election OF this Company, held on
~ the ID day Of November instant ire 6lowax persons
whose term expired dsJ elected piec
81 hi. Goa pspy for four Jesr -ns1pa . ,-, ~,
SsCsT. y yI0R kDN-D WHIfEaOUSE
SSVFs n MrIgyAINP WARREN DELAN0 Jr
Aud At 9 sub.eag,It meeting Of the Board JAnE' Loe
MIR GRAHAM unanimously Eeo'soted rteaasus
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henry H. HEATS, jr .Auctioneer-By HERrs Moss
CHERIFFs SALE Of LARGE and VAL
- CABLE STOCK Of MADE-UP fUES ROBES. ac.-
On TUESDAY Nov H. at ~ oclocE. 81 the saeEoon
No p r,ss :. b. virtue Of several e1ecn'i9as VII SET
Cspeda Mink, French Sable Royal Erm,ne oths Caps.
Coaks MuHr Tppets Vctofnes. Pelerines Gloves Scars
Mailer. Cuas &c sso Wolf Bear Tiger AID other Robe,
&C. Terms cash. Catalogues at sale - - 80
JAMES c. WILLEr, Shssif.
FEKpa nek I. vuLIE. Deputy Sheriff
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SIsroN DRAPEg, Aueoneer.
A SPECIAL SALE on MONDAY, Nov. 10
n The following Business NOTES Of HAND. for account Of
Whom L may -. 1870.
Ylv Rcven Nee MEL 6as October a. 81, S76j q
Mis- 4 Ray due October e, ~ 1880 10.
SIT I.xr.gce due November 10 ~ 40 a.
Jas. De Gray due Jsnusry Is SO. 81" d.
5j,ha,r. An, rieau Exci aDge bank, <ltOesch
sCC .hs:es b.'lswek City StocS
5000 6 rer &C II Bonds stock Ct Tenre-see
e3CO per Fist Mots.se Bonds Of CisV-lsad ana
Pittsturrb X r Go (i.po:hecstcd) =, r.
s5I.O per cent fast Tsnness.e sad Georss n IL %
Bends gra7au'eed by the state q Ternessee due July !1
is.eles, payable JsnGsry and July l. el,Voo each.
10 shs., nion Bank -. 81, 900,
q NC rer cent Bonds of the City Of Memphis die ioe
$3.50 per oeLt Bond. Of the City Of Memphis 1as'AnI-Td
by the State of Tennessee.
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QOONN-If you wish to sell your Store
90 Hhom it man Gornern.

Osftos OF ktcBIvgs OF fAxss New Court Hooseh}
~ no So Cbainhers-st, NEW YosK, Nov l, 1887
NOTICE is hereby given that per cent will DO
~ siSed The Let day Of December ell Tsxos aiming
unpaid also pei viii DO added the sta day Of
Dscenter
CAecks sns bs City Banks taken Euvelop. containing
money and bills nos No money received after O'Clock
WILSON SMALL Receiver.
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EZBA LUDLOW, jr., K Co. vii eel THIS
II DAY /! O'Clock. 81 The Merchant chcnspse;
&C Bl6syu City per Water Loia Bosos due lS'
colo ast
= share Psrk BsEs : 100 esch. 80,
IS .,r,. nd unity Fire Insurance Company 800 each
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oy,tct CrtyyLAso PAIstsyiLLE AND AsHrisrLA RAIL
ro.n CoNrAsr. CLEVELAND. Oct l5 1851.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that meeting OF the
Stockholders Of this Company has been called ey tho
ro,. 10 BE- held Q. ts Office Of the Company in Cleveland
Oslo WEDNESDAY. November 20 1857, o. O'Clock p, ia
10 sthori1e INCREASE OF the CAPITAL Sr0Ch undo:
TIE p,oyoss Of ohe General Assembly VI Ohio pA.scd
Ap,d Is 1881. By order Of the Board
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20
CHAPTER CCXLIV.

AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR PAYING CERTAIN EouIr ARR Il
CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE OF CALIFoRsIA. AND
TO CONTRACT A FUNDED DEBT FOR THAT PURPOSE
The People Of the State of California represented in
Senate and assembly, do enact as foGotcs.
SECTION |. For the purpose Of lquidating funding.
and paying the claims against the State of California
hereinafter specified the Treasurer of State shall cause
to be prepared suitable bonds Of the State of Caifor
mia, not to exceed the sum of three millions nine
hundred thousand dollars bearing interest at the rate
Of seven per cent per annum from the date of their
issue, payable at the State Treasurers Office on the
first day of July, one thousand eight hundred and
seventyseven the interest accring on said bonds
shall be due and payable at the office of the Treasurer
OF State, on the first day Of January and of July of
each year: Prorided That the first payment OF in
terest shall not be made before the first day of January
one thousand eight hundred and ffty-nine Said
bonds shall be signed by the Governor and counter
signed by the Comptroller and endorsed by the Treas
urer OF State and shall have the seal Of the State
affixed thereto.
SEC 2. Coupons for the interest shall be attached TO
each bond so that they may be removed without in
jury or mutaton TO the bond. Said coupons, con.
secutivey numbered shall be signed by the Treasurer
Of State.
SEC. 3. 1t shall be the duty of the Treasurer and
Comptroller OF State each 10 keep separate record of
all such bonds as may be issued showing the number
date and amount of each bond and 10 whom the same
was issued and upon what claim, and its amount and
none Of the claims herein specified shall be quidated
or paid but In the manner herein provided.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20
MIR, StonIy In Stockton.

On Friday evening 9th inst. last, says the
Stockton argus Mr. Stanly, the Republican
candidate for Governor, made his appearance
before the Stockton public. SO much had
been said of Mr.. Stanly as being formerly a
member of Congress from North Carolina, and
talented man, etc, that expectation was on
tip-toe to listen to him. The City Hall was
well filedsby men of all parties, believing some
strong arguments would be advanced by so
great man, in favor of the Republican cause.
When Mr. Stanly had finished his speech, how
ever, the disappointment Of his hearers Black
Republicans and all, bordered upon the lud-
crous. No new arguments of any kind had
been uttered even to sustain man of the re-
putation of the Republican who pulled off his
boots to speak at Knights Ferry last year
More arguments could be pumped out of that
bootless speaker than Mr.. Stanly produced
Saturday evening His speech was watery-
something of the rotten melon order; and the
next day we noticed number Of his party
who did not like to talk about Mr. Stanly's
speech Mr.. Stanly appeared somewhat asha-
med of himself while speaking, as he could
not look his audience in the face, but had a
side-long look, as if he felt that he was an OBJ
ject of suspicion even at the hands of his own
party. lie denounced Southern men for run
ming for Office and in the same breath ac-
knowledged he was a Southern man who had
run for office in North Carolina nearly all his
life--so far back as twenty years ago-and
was still running for office up to the present
day He declared he was not interested in
Mexican land grants; and in the same breath
acknowledged he owned an interest in Pico's
claim, which he received for legal services for
combating against the interests of the Settlers.
If Mr.. Zabriskie had not made his appearance
during the evening, the speech of Stanly would
have lowered the Republican pulse so that a
flutter of it would hardly have been again OBJ
served in this county. Mr.. Stanly said that
he was proud of North Carolna-we regret
that North Carolina cannot return the compli-
ment
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20
Mariposa 1tmotrat.
pOIGTICAL.
The Devil wouldn't kiss You Now.

The Devil Wouldn't kiss You Now!
A Printers devil was pierced to the heart,
With the charms Of a little Miss;
Quoth he the lass, My dear e'er we part,
Let US seal our love with a kiss.
The maiden replied, as the imp she eyed,
"Dost thou think I'll let you revel
Where others before you have vanly tried
No, no, I'll not kiss the devil"
Years rolled along, and the sweet little lass
Became an old sorrowfal maid;
She lived like Qneen--was rich-but alas
Her beauty had all decayed.
Once again they met and the old maid tried
To redeem her former issue
BIT he gaily smiled, and only replied,
The devil now wouldn't kiss you!"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20

INFAvoR OF THE Hoo" John Smith was
tried in Alabama for stealing hog worth one
dollar and a half The theft was proved be
yond the shadow Of a doubt The Jury re-
tired, to make up their verdict, to an adjacent
grove of trees, and were not out long before
they returned with a verdict of guilty of hog
stealth in fust degree The judge told them
that the verdict was proper, except that they
had omitted to assess the value of the proper
ty stolen, and that there was no degree to hog
stealing, and to retire again and bring in theiI
verdict in proper form Again they retired
with pen, ink and paper, but rather nonpus
sed with regard to the form. They pondered
long and deeply over what he meant by form
Atlast old Jim Turner, who had been Justice
of the peace in Georgia, with bright counte.
nance and sly wink, as much as to say Look
at me, boys-l understand thing or two,
wrote the verdict and returned to the court
house. One after another they filed in, old
jim handed the verdict to the clerk with anx.
ious pomposity, and sat down. Judge of the
laughter when the clerk read the following
Va, the jeurey, pusilanimously .fnd the de-
Jendent guilty IN tie sam Of / dollar and a !
IN taror Of the hog.'"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20
nRoRrANr TO MNrRs AND rRAv1rRs.

There malady Of deeper Importance eiiherin med
oal or moral point Of view to which the human family Is
more liable than that arising from impure connections
A. medical man, II Is the duty Of physician "a
LOOK NJ disease o. u affects health and c and hi sole object
should be 20 mitigate far lies In his power their bod
IL suffering Human nature is at best but fra all are n
able 90 misfortune.
OF al ills that Affect man. terrible than
those of private nature Dreadful Il T. IN the person
who contracts IT, irghtul is ravages upon his consu
ton ending frequently in destruction and a loaths0me
grave II becomes Of st greater Importance when II il
transmitted 10 innocent offspring such being the case
how Important II becomes that every one having the least
70 enr they have contracted the disease should
tend 70 Il ai once by consulting physician whose res
pectaby and education enables him warrant q safe
speedy and permanent IN accordance with this
cesyi Dr. Young feels called upon state that by long
study and extensive practice he has become perfect master
Of al those diseases which under the denomination Of
venerea and having paid attention to that one branch
than other physician Ia the United States he feels him
self better qualified 10 treat them
syphilis In al its forms such Ulcers Swelling of the
Grons Ulcers in the Throat Secondary syphilis Cutane-
Gus Erupuons ucerations Tertiary syphilis, syphi. in
Children. Mercural Syphillc Affections Gonorrie 6lcet
Structure False Passages Inflammation OF the Bladder and
prostraie Glands Excavations Tumors Pustules etc. are
familiar 10 him the most common things daily OBJ
servations
The doctor effects eurein recent cases in few days,
and finds difficulty IN curing those Of long DURATION
without submitting the patient TO such treatment viii
draw upon him the slightest suspicion. obge him 10 neg
lect bis business, whether wihin-doors without The
Diet need not be changed except in Of naa
ton. There are in California patients (amountng
two thousand IN the past year, that coud furnish proof
this but these are matters that require the incest secrecy
which he always preserves
All letters enclosing $40 viii be promply attended TO-
once hours from A. NJ. to3 3P NJ Address j. G. YOUNG,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20
FREIGHT. FREIGHT

AT 80.
nSJ- II f. ID u G f. ID PRIC Il S. -da
VNIIE UNDERSIGNED BEGS RESPECTFULLY TO STATE
l. that from and after this date and until further notice
he will forward Merchandise and other Goods by first
Mule and Ok Teams Marposa and vicinity at the follow
ing reduced rates Of freight, viz;
For heavy Goods, Groceries Provisions Liquors etc. by
Mule Teams ms........................2 cts. per 10.
Ok Teams. .....................1st cts per 10.
For Case or Dry Goods and others of a bulky
nature small lots etc. Mule Team, to ~ cts per h.
Ok Team. to ~ cts. per h.
Rates of Freight to Hornas and other towns on the Mari
posa line proporonatey cheap
In addition offer the advantages OF correctness Dispatch
and security agaist losses damages Goods In transit
Storage in Fire-rroof Brick Building for all Goods con
signed my care, FRn
81 Orders from the country faithfully and promptly at
tended to
B6 Bona file references given in all when required
stockton, May 49, 1851. (m20t) D. J. OUIlAIiAN
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20
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 al all hours daily from A. NJ
until 7. (Cure 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 so
tary habit which ruins the body and mind uniting them
for either business society The following are some of
the sad and melancholy effects produced By early habits of
youth viz weakness Of the back and limbs pain in the
head dnness Of sight loss Of muscular power palptaton
Of the heart dyspepsia nervousness irrtahty derange-
ent Of the digestive functions general debility symptoms
Of consumption etc.
MKSrALYIhe fearful effects upon the mind are more to
be dreaded Loss o memory confusion Of ideas depression
Of p evil forebodnes aversion 10 society sefdstrust
love Of solitude, tmidy, etc Of the evils pro-
ducod
Al persons who afflicted with any Of the above symp
toms, should not fail to call Dr. Young and be at
restored 10 perfect health Let false decacy prevent
you, but apply Immediately and yourself from the
dreadful and awful consequences this terrible maady
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS
Immediately cured and fun yigor returned
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20
TO B.g.s'KERS, .fSS.gY'ERS
.... AND.
Gold Dust Dealers.

rT'ffE HOUSE OF TIARAsZr1iY. uzNAY 4 CO. HAVING
l. established their NEW GOLD AND SILVER REFINE
RY large scale and in permanen, manner are now
ready 10 receive the precious Metals and prepare them for
immediate coinage at the L. S Mint in the most expdi-
tious 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 the Co
vernment that they fix much lower rate Of charges
for the operaon and thus make It great pecunary bene-
m 70 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
R5- Office 81 Battery street Commercial street.
m63m HAisASZTlfY, UZNAY 4 co.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20
ROMAN EYE BALSAM,
FOR INFLAMED EYELIDS.

The delicate structure Of the eyeid renders Il peculiarly
sensitive and liable to disease. When, from any cause II
becomes affected the inner membrane rapidly infafnes
and the eyed cvnccs the strongest rredsposition to
itself humors from all parts Of the body Hun
dreds Of persons Of acrofou habit di.gured by
redness Of the eyelids commonly called eyes
and tortured with apprehcnsons Of impaired vision who
by using this Basam, may obtain almost immediate relief
READ THE FOLLOWING EVIDENCE.
NEw YorK, Feb. 10th 1853
Messrs SANDS; Gentemen--I was afflicted with dry
scaly eruption my cyeds for fifteen years commencing
with small syes which gradually together and trou-
bled me very much Various remedies rcsoried TO-
and several eminent physicians prescribed for how
received permanent benefit until used the Roman
Eye Balsan. The first application relieved the unpleasant
feeling and symptoms, end In one week | entirely
cured II bad the good effect IN curing friend. 10
whom recommended It. for sore eyes. Yours truly,
HIRAM NICHOLS, 3iT West 29th street.
Prepared and sold by A. u. 81 u. SANDS, Whole
sale Druggists, No. 100 Fultonstreet Of William
New York.
For sale by DEWITT, KITTLE 4 Co, H. JOHNSON
A Co, and REDiNGTON 4 Co. San Francisco: RICE
COFFIN Marysville L. II MCDONALD Il Co, sac-
ramento; and BY Druggists generally.
gB- SANDS SARsAPARfLLA and other Medicines
For Sale by DR.. A. D. BoYCE, Druggist Hornites
july2ly
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20
SAN FRANCISCO ADVERTISEMENTS.

-
10 the following facts In July last called upon DR.. j. C.
Young for medical advice then laboring under
dizziness in my head very tedious pain in my back and
hips weakness in my legs and arms loss Of memory
eyes papaton Of the heart extreme nervousness and
general debility. bad that compelled to
pend business. After careful examination Of my case
Dr. Young pronounced the cureahe and commenced
taking the medicines he prescribed and the result s am
perfectly well to all appearances. although not
strong could wish, yet constantly gainng-can do
as good days work any Of the in my locality. The
publishing the above Is to that wide
spread rascaly empircm which is stalking with such des
truction throu ghout this otherwise blessed country
b T. MANNING,
Residence, Don pedro's Bar.
Witness W. Grey, c. L. Bostwic
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20
AsroNIsHINe CURE.
Copy Of Letter addressed to Agents In Chicago II
showing It's value in cases OF Feyer Sores

Copy Of Letter addressed to Agents In Chicago ILL.,
showing its value in cases OF Fever Sores.
Messrs. j. H. REED & Co.: Gentlemen--I obtained from
your store bottle of SANDS sarsapgia and then
confined to my bed without sleep for week, occasoned
by violent pain from regular Fever Sore OF long stand
ing, my right leg. My physicians advised have
the limb amputaed saying was the only likely to
preserve my life Aer using half Of the bottle the pain
began to ubsde and by the time had used nearly three
bottles able to transact my regular business and
before had finished the sixth bottle well and as
sound rs ever bad been. most cheerfully recommend
II to all my friends most valuable medicine for the
publication Of the blood.
Yours, most respectfully,
JAMES MILLER.
Prepared and sold by A. II. e. ID. SANDS. Whole
sale Druggists No. 100 Fultonsreet Of William,
New York.
For sale by DEWITT KITTLE 4 Co, II. JOHNSON
4 Co, and REDlNGTON Il Co, San Francisco; RICE
4 COFFIN. Marysvile r. H. MCDONALD Il Co. Sac
ramento; and by Druggists generally.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20

GIRLS AND BEARDs.-Two young Misses dis
cussing the qualities of some young gentlemen
were overheard thus:
No. l." Well, | like Charley, but he is
rather girlish, and he hasn't got the least bit
Of a beard.'
No. 2--"l say Charley has beard but he
shaves it Off"
No. l." No, he HASN'T neither, any more
than have"
No. 2-"I say he has, too, and know it,
for IL pricked my cheek !"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20


DR. j. C. YouNG The medicine and advice which re-
ceived from you my visit to san Francisco last month";
have effected gratifying change in my physical con
dillon Nv appetite has returned-that dull langour and
paleness left me, and felt like Persons in the
mines have been much imposed upon by advertising ply
Eeans, that they know not what to do Many who have
noticed the rapid change in my appearance have expressed
their astonishment at it, write this out Of pure gratitude
for what you did for me. WALTER WARREN.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20
California Steam Navigation Co.
IEzsss:,sssa.l-.-7eSTEAMBOATS -. slis-Z.
BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND STOCKTON.

Steamer CORNEIIA. Capt T.. CoNKLIN-
Steamer j. BRAGD0N.. Capt THOMAS W. SEELEY
Leave jackson Street Wharf San Francisco Daily sun
days excepted,) for Stockton at4Px
R1- Freight and Passengers will always receive the best
attention. JOS :. PRATT Agent at Stockton
a223m SAMUEL. HENsEIY, San Francisco.