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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28
RailrDahs.


/ -
~ further notice .,ratns wiiiicave Davenport. 10,
AsscAsineaad ia~acus, .>uasass ese.ps~i A. i,i
lnRrr,ra. aud smaxraa .rs,a al Is An.
Il srs sa. ala ana tm,xr.a,a, is.os il
| AA kxprcss trala ~ S.su u. ~
rraaas I'll, isase pavsaros, tsr chicago l., sauia,.
| sxesptssli ~ l.ilows
| f.t Mali trait - tH.it A Al
| 1ai Fright Trsina a Il. .ln a. Nj.
| 81 FrslsEs trasn st s.a5 T. N
| Nla kApt-.s Train III s.lN T., "a,
| - follows
/ fruM ths West,
/ lsg Mail train ~ in.@ 4. Al
vi Freight TrAln Al ta3p A. n
| 81 Freight rraa Al Sos a. 81
stA III Ires. rfsla ~ 1.oaP N
from ths kast
| ct Wall Ifasm sl0tM
| .na fTrsxht Irain Al iu.ue AN.
| 81 Fro xti ffa4nAt n,saA.M,
| eth gxptvs. ffAin S 10 p, NJ
Al Trains out ~ pavesport viii ssas. soanertsnes
i win MussAtsuo and ia~s aus.
4 The PassenxvF irAias enancea A. Aass win
iAs hses isisad kne Chicago Trsins
Passengers frmiudcA the nsees.tly ~ giving
dsssnci directions as 10 The i.ssGaslan ~ saer Gag
wase, AIse j" procure tickets before taking their
{ ssass 10 tho
april y. ,sss a.uas, saptt.
CHICAGO AND MOCK IsLAnD RAILRoAD.
- - = s
~ N MAR AMMANssaMaNT.
~ and anas Monde, Apsti ssts. Iss5, AMI aalls
NJfarlh., notice, aln. vii leave hoeA Island sa
~, sandAs excepted, A. fali"ws,
lei mSti train ~ 5.tA NJ.
stations ~ ia.ss 4. NJ.
81 ntxht express 80 n. a.
sth trssAt, Nth sd class earsas n.eu A. hi.
train. arrive Al Rock Island daily ,sauda,sexeeps
Cd, Astptlowss
Ut sixht trxpress Al s.nn A. N.
~ aAJ eAprass NJ a.su L. N.
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St0se>, >tOye>. Nto,es,

StOses, NtOyc>. Moves,
n MHaLEsALH+
AtfE wauld sssslsa sa# s4tsxsas af nasHnpar an a
w surrounding euanttA aae large a.*stamast.
~ laxgsss ~ eAghs ins. iaa naaa which sli
II f.asd ths tAnanaa
Charter Oak Cooking Etovs,
aAsaa eaas aAve TIE world Ter IL AsAatAxss dA
ssAlilNA
Ihe h4heaeus sEt6fs~s whls II snail 8aasaAnft )
Aa#H an a. as 49f ttna#rs asst 3ssatrs sbsei
tfsa, All ktnsis saiIws a shA2saa fsa#sla AMI lst
tsinh de- tsnnni eupss la aas rss dp5 hfsasA tsn, s
pes, irMs AMI natal e1itam*. atN#t# Al stkas. nj
klaas VI .svs.ea aaa lsfaa taast# taal., s~es
sstes aaalaEs Ha ssistxsratass =, srl as.1 all
~ fsune tAxastng uFtH srdsf sewn eli laanua
~ ss ~ aaa llHs lss - ha e sgAs heAra
~ NJ lAals. and On isfass g. sutss
ffAaa* cal mu9 laak nj sgnrs anA taara 90
lliees 81 nj - thtns ynu wiil s@ convinced nj tha
IAsI
teaa&t5 Wsrs hants can ralS ~ balus sappli.a Vi
ali htBas ~tH ~ w4tw, aHi ~ fasarshsa Terms Ill
WHOLESALE ps,eas
hia Hxs. .aappaf. A., hsAMh an sshAnxs faF g.ods.
l'ast1s aiaf aFtaatkaN Pill ts House Nsanng aai
speulnx. a1d Job savs general.
Ntt'NER@ttAM 4 W ii.LtkMN
apfsfAwtf NJ. 4. burrows v hts,ek, Fssnt ~.
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Cans.
DRUGS AND xHDICInRs.

1
.s-51. ..7ss.s a
0UA0491 0AA0U19Dp 49,
i S.f>.Nasr aIntrS,
/ SUI llADOScA,
Corner oI hsrsassn anI Front steaots, - uaru
below tar ST. s1esss aud Ferry GaadinG.
/ ], J. HuHPaaKY a 90, Propsisssrs.
1 NNoV I'D respectfully .an sanss - tsslr kassesl
- Lteads Aaa sas raolae generally that tAss savs
pnfeaasea Wis
Lsxgs ssw nstsA.
| And added m"te thaa anaasif Y. ~ iorass sase
i s.r... 80 nss.srss - ,,''ts. ~. -, ~ vasst
pl.nsAni LA. = IA Am Z. ~ s.,s ! c~att tuanee 81
iAe pAlsonsgc " nsegsus sss.esea apoa sna
hsrstofafe. This Aaas- - .as ei Lac nsss pts.sAh
-. noAsaasaA ~ oss".soss s.nAask -, =. -. -
/ s y ~ s ~ ans.s !,
ss"skA.-~*
NEW fOhh hOIEL.
HArrlscn, between Yroat and sseon streets,
Il kIkrkK py,,,r.a.o,
ln,v sua. /. ,,a. !. saa s.xst MI, .s~ns lorstlu.
com audin. a.g ,,.~ n tLs M,.s,.s,re, IN - AMI
| Rnrs I.i.ra t..ss s,r
- ."--
II. &s>1lpM - nRs.xara-rR1
na.ier. IN PANT. oil. s.sh nes,.- nit.i. -
~. - - ,.r.t,,a~ i.,wa as.ay,n. "a
aaat. w.a...ii. L..t r. !. rss.a 80 e,l s.a,a
N III ',sso pr,'l, .a,aas ~ 1ah
.a.,s. ia SCR ma
- ..,,,.a 49,. 49,. ~....,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28

- =. D. HYE1s, DxurI0T,
h HAs ronsvsA his O0ss - Second
U d. 6etUeea 1saly aaA Perry, Z
~ desre eees q Smiths oeegs.
He hopes tAat tho as sArec yeArs practices
In this city AAs gwen satisfaction Wtli sdace
those wlsAine The OF Dentist 10 seek his
nsw location.
Al, his work smoAas of references can b
given desired. .spt2 ID dwu
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Qlstbill.
al,l!s,,aAlsi

"A Large assastnens NJ hiaek aad fsney Ct1sAss
~ smanK which can be foaad brs~a, blss, esess
iailia slivs, FRO h dsah passnt and Aosss ofssAes
sy.s ~ vhieh vi. she sisa~ ~ ef u evsapsss
y examine. rl~asc iecp lhae Ia oss nlaa
that 80 have 6st kAs bsst Cater wses u n. ToSk
thy, We warrant ell our garments ~ salt the . -
- - ssii a. - o. she sAy; myoa doat ssitsvs
tty ".
sd da.r fro m5i street, east .ide Of Hssdy.
mAyTItf RL I0NN
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Sto urs.


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Wholesale and Retail.
.moas sar s..erta.at ,taai, anttsaitsI ne
FOREST OAK.
Tor wusias ca,t ral. Rtnv. II an tnpravamen
- tae eaatias nsk, ~htrh has t.kaa taa lst praat
am II sect e,aas Fair AMI ai.a q, tha stats Faif
iav iliieos.
s,idaa ags f.. e,sl, Ais vatican Nt+i,xht
sesi eres=s.
BLACK DIAMOND. tor GOAL
,tuasx for e,st; sa,~ h.sd ~ H.. usalat,,p
ttatvnsat. Nasaiag stat. King II ss.ses, Elevated
etsns, ete. eset
TIN. Sheet Iron. coarsr, JspAn5and Britain
MIA ware.
APPROPRIATIONS. WATER rSuLsRs Am
fiLrkRsRs
ROOFING AND SpouTlNG,
saa 1Oisess Nt es all studs. ~ short a.ura. aui
hust ~ s,Il rrt.r.nse~ kssea.
COPPER WORA,
iaf machinery ana -tssm. eag.n ;, jaas ~ etdei
Ma@s eseettHg steam n4is4 ~ msehtnrfs IL auE
bef"ts ssntrartiaS tot Ia IN s4ieasa ~ far
thsr East. W. wtst gusF8Ns-a 1ar snfk, Aud sav
t"a sae u".. tauste aud sAraata Iasatfaiia gSk
ling sbsn ~ork aaue abroad.
Brady street; between 3d and 81. opposite
Post 0fiss
apes aiLLefr \ 80.
aiiseIsrOHlas.sk CULLEN,
Horse shosr and Farrisr,
NfiSHhS ~ tnfsrm sAe pahiie ~ lfasaupwrt sNi
w scatt rshats shath 8has p~rmaneptly tnrstsd
~ tas as*Aref and saaI ~ stli shoe hafAss serer
hse principles Auer a ssss* practice IAe aa1a
uuy - the iaTt, aati hgs .p.nt ~ saArs nnAwsshs
uEersnisGdwass ei the esss Nei.fsumFs nargs.n ia
Europe he wishes t. that hu Will give sati sAr
tNa ~ all thai sarIas ht~s ~ s.ssnaski* saMgt@
ths disease VI snsNs AMI contraction. ctsn nuamlS
eAt.st hout D.ani. ne aalsHNrlug s,.st f.sehtne
quarter srasAs, sand sfseAs, sprstns ~ tha cosd-
fsuhdsss. ring hsass, spsstnss all ~ whaeh.h he var
rsmts cured ~ sarsbts. -. - .f taosa Diseases
ar caused BY ssa ssastsk waat -f prpp.s tadx-
@"as mssis iii
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MED1AskA LAND AGENCY.
tOOk, sarEent 4 1sarkes

fLnaENct, SknRAshA,
v ia Atssnf promptly ~ all hus,u.as connected
saAh LaAd gsneS. q. shsr IN Nsstaska ~ Western
Iowa.
Land Warrants bought, sold aud located.
Has.*sss tss Ehatn tssl win ans ~ thu a an
tnrslgAh4
COX Il NAKaksi. Hayanlssrl,.
COON, IA Ah.srsI A DHaskt Inc atHyy lova
EUuk. sAHsfNI 4. Ap8h. UueAatbe.,1
@hgSsf
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LONDON NEWS,

A u Lasd.n has los. VI har ess, cisa4aas, lsv
- saport has sainsd VI thsesst sattsss this aide
sf baue0GL.
GAi and oas oi .hs beet asssfimsais II
CLorns. CAssinEaEs, vu1ssss, Sunnxs
AsD Lsxs G0oDs Asp Fgaslsn-
Iso G0uus.
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One Price Store.

- - ssl as =" o. NO bsAy; m,sa a.as ssi.sv. ss.
ii door fomsi street. ss., side Of Hssdy
mAy7iif r.. l.. COM
One Price Store.
X. II. Parks g. Co,
tsuce-sspss IN E.~AsD aIs.s,l
Wholesale and Retail dealers In Ready MAss
Clothing, Cloths, cassinsrss. vsstiaes.
0sntlsnsas Hurnishtng 0ooAs
IL ssKaow ia store over sse,t0 ~oslA u ,h-
asava mentioned xoods, which mast b. soli
I. aas. over haaied oar whole stsrA and marked
- sasds diva Al least antssn y cwnts an havs
,n.nhni .,,.n.i ttam Mss ias fnfsasd - s~iI - oNt
mi 3 Aai 80 is~ .sst =. isfy competition, W.
!, ~ naasiast"n, @aaswarth 4 Paris Of hleas. ana
nas"'. Aaa - bay xosis Al Man ufscsurcss prices
80, 49,. .aas. facilities - shias can oGer yes
Iasilsa,af assea.iea paid - tho manussessss ~
.aim w ""fhs osrmsais warranted - nt OF No
stere opposite 4" sl.tts Ra- :, ,aa Ola ,,sus
| % ha.Ard Alaen.
may H. "A pNuKsAaa
Just Received
A Fine Lot aI asnts Kid ui se. 90 sssp nass
~ nut Alssssisvs bssi oar ea.tam egs eaa i.rsss
apon good article.
m17 IN. PAINS 4 CO
COME AND SEE THEM,
sAMsa.. PGMMA,
Merchant Taller and Clolhler,
brady ~. evpc~,t. The foss ores.
~ nuLp ,ns,'. the a..ant.ea u h. asnstea,
w friends ana the pabitc e~uesaiiy Lsh.s
New and Large
ssrsrfaiept pt Cloths rAnislasasu and y.,staxs N
tn" h@.t Ffeaeh, Engitsh I'd Americaa Msaufaetata
ever aHsfsi IA this Mssket whteh wl b~ made M l..
arier u III. h~~i 81 yle aud On short noti.e.
" ay ~ ffsead~ ~.uid ssy ny .socA 10 lar
e. and better than ~ ss~r has been Au these thai
hsss nassr favored NJ" With eat. pirssa sonss ana
ssantns ny 4 -is aad rrses. yea ~sil rad the k~st
81 - f@Af fHHa 81 Co. gte siasa ~ sas athr,
hels-s ~ tits Jay.
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
stsm --~'tt4,ant " uia - .isl aat tlsa 80
.s e =, aes M.nata#taw va @aG >. saia =. shssp
watNsugsa.
India Rubber Gssas.
q ais, rants, ta.f ais, iiaps, A..
Furnishing Deeds.
t.n. Nhi'a and fancy shirt. ,iati.r~. nki. Va.
r*na.tst tfas.t stbtks, Ties, vi VS. @aik Asstaw
t-l -st sttau rhrts aaa iAss.rM Maa every ,hf..
Trunks.
fiae solo i-asiies ttass. All tstsat n.4.It.,.
- sasi r.ssmt tsaaA Carp / h.xs, g.
hrsds = opposite "a" fa#t uttae.
api,saawa saAer,. rsnh,.
~. n. ~ 4 skGaN
Abt LII esertia.ty ab0oaas@ ~ thu good lstk. 80
Asent'ft ths' ~ has Just retuta.I tram s~~
Aath With = splsad. lfs 4
Dents "a .ishinx 0oods,
- -hlsh he asks sh. inspection ut all tbs tEX14 ~
tsh es thry as sT sti % ANY tLas essf h,S,,.h 1.
this usstsel4
y h@s..ea .h.rt hand. ~sntea 10 aa s..,.. va
u. \. MARLIN,
Attuitt hr~dy u. ds~srs h~is~ III
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. tns Builders Of The cary of Davenport

lAhkk uLAkk hasaGg s~eusea tho services
ID ~ soffvrs Il Aor~hs.i, sell known - basia.
~ this sls a. mA4s.* 81 asss saanly brick
would sAy - thss vlsAtnx Ia contract tox brick III
The eosaang s~asan, that thsy ~aaid do wsll i. IA
yos aswila Asati, - ~e tnsssd snIss ginx ysra
nasnsdi~tesy aud expect w mAkn thrae mill lah
brick dusiag ussseason. All ossrs fer brrk u shs
yard y, bv Delivered Ia aay part III shs eisy vii
b.. promptiy AttsEded 10.
y. h.-wisst yafd On lsrrisaa str~.i, Ab"ys ID.
taalssAd. ~ W HAhkk,
ApSd3ms fALAGR CLAIM.
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evef. .esUuEoa " DbevtnFottsAA1AhIhAL Gsssfky
ous All sosG00ess cAn depend tstax 0tisd
~ losa ss tAs old sssad. ~ DOR frs ID street,
saA~ HsadT. aptsds
l'hs Oh Plsseer Bakery shll shes1!
sfsHk .atsssissr s.esntly nada sstshsivs prey
J asaascns fur Mo @AasIsctars VI esstss, Ssssr,
nassoa, sodA, Pic Me, Wasss and Oyssss Crackers,
ptlas hrsad. dc, DE, soesthsf vtA . goad assest-
meat % l.anf n.ssd, Cskss Aad kusks.
/ nave sis. purchased tAa fAtsns Right fof hen,t
sovuty. far ihs laas afseturs " GsrM 4 FAul's
PArBu1 LOAF D1gAD,
made by MncAiaesy. Ths adssasases ciaimed for
this tsscsssDf askinx hseAd tssss, Ne nssAi s
m o.. Uniform IN quality, and hAndsom. III appear
aues it 10 seh whitsf aad mes@ sven, ksaps a aeA
toassr vshsu. bsesaiag STALE, And - nssy psrssss
| l. not objse aeaabls shsh se.. old, u eats -
handsome . - aasss French roll. II xoss fAssher,
ann 10 readily introduced isto famles wko have
~ used DAAu uss ksosd bsfoss. 1 shall cantaus -
run kesad wagon asrstolore. In aessing II.
apos, Astaelss, % oens hleh Isa " stse
lire sstlslsstloa, hope y - sele y ssRpIy ~ -.
may fAvDr ae wlsh Asts patronage. 1hsnsfa1 for
1 rAst favoss, 4 kops ~ n~u. ponstssAaes ~ No
sans. Anosdsss lsem tAc soahIs, psaap paiy .ls.sd.
ID tss uAash. MUUl0s
Fsasass u4Assy, ts.al strsse. sas sqssss sesss
1 Bsxsyus q Fssskyuna's 1team Ahlks
nnvanro n. - III, th34-dN
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sHksuh~riber Ashx buen smsDnnnsiIy saste trasa
stand BY nf~, has opened anes il shs irAnss
huiing ad,ssnhg soarse. sslis Co.. Ff0at beassst
Rork i1lana aud Perry ss, where he will b. Lad
his old friends and many disposed
lAv.r him ~ita tlaess tatsun~g-. q MOORE.
laIs 4. dt
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lrss CANADA -.
Li4ssOr store.
pu,s Imported Mines tf Liquors, G.gars, 81

arsNKn,
Aues the tseEmaaa Ia.asaa, Sseuai st.. II nap
uy. IN thu. easy, viii he fnrai@.i Constantly With ths
sal~sl aud esst stk II tmp1fta isms, issasrs, Aa
axaas, sssf bspasat n tae Nesseea saaatfs Onl
hsAst sossa All pufAe ea~@i VA Montreal aanAsis
ana shipped - as ~ aust, titus 8aasilns "a. a.
8NAAAsTEk THsM fHHI.
t@.l.ug spnsl@at ttAst .I~k, reg 4is gaaiy
ahdrrsa. sill eaagaasa favorable @ish auy Anstsa
invite shs attention u parties sshias II gsEAs
DuANkA a BAKsks.
~. Y b0ss1A. ffssn sss hUfk.t
AL IlakM L. Iraaal i A. 1
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CvAgLxs 0OODRrcH

u T. u u e& a u T. ND d GNT.
RLUkkNtf. skhRAshA IEkKltukt,
" Mlil latisai - the locating OF fAnd Warrants and
As ~ Fl Asmss tAaIs Aal " t.ls Ia M
hfAsss assisfa tpsas gafssns desiring lnfor
snsAof sAsfnts can ebsalu II " addressing me ~
above mh4ktu
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lbs great Gsntsai koass, connecting sh- Al iaats
cluss via ths Wsstssa. Assthw ~sssra, aas ses..a
western states, by lin kAis ~ airesI hi.
rad also eonaeoss 81 ritsbasxh With aails l.aa u
Steamers 10 all psrts Tho Western kis~ts. and d
Gle sstAAd Asd hAnjI sky Wsth Steamers 10 all parts
on the Nasta western Lace. msklnx lhs meet d.
rscs, sAs11sss $50 vsisstls vssfs by which Freight
eAn be forwarded 10 and rom II. treat Nsa.
1Alss hesussa RAilaAslpAiA aaA Pittssxsw,
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MANnY's nKAPKR AND HOW'RE

1Ntlh ettsaaf essNs laf ths sal. III ths -
brgssssi am.eAsa staieA has .Arvasaa ana tutsss.
sad Isefg -nsW pfsaiHaas, aud ~Aa4w tss5 Le#a
st~~l EAseH HsaspTsai satisfaction 8Au4Hfs
stsAw A. t4ssahsss saaga sIss slas8 aa8iy.
tho supply @A1t " taHt.t sbIRsE flHLk,
Aria a.sf IL 1.ts ssaasal saa Fs.a ~ts.
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tsucfHsa'ss 70 kaNAs1 NtUa.tl
Wholesale and Retail dealers In RsaAy Made
Clothing, Cloths, CAssinsrss. vssttaes.
. 0eutlsmsns Huruishing Deeds
Inaf Rsesixsd.

A Fine Lata Usats Hid ui se. 90 sssp hon
Ibut 1sssssdsvs tssf4 Oar eastan ere eaa ieps.s
apon good article.
mayT H. N. pNHks A 90
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u. " tlsOse 6sesleOes,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
AorARH PUDxIC AID c0Hv1YAuC11,
pxrtieslAr aud psenps Astsntlea gives - Cos
ssyanetag, and tas Coltsetlsn 81 Dsets.
Aleo, 0oU0lost00sT - 0OO0s,
for ths SsAtss oG Maine, vsemont, New hn1psAirs
MAasa1nssssss, kss vofk. xsw Jersey ps0nsy Iva
MA yifgiala, Oho, rsaasssss, keataskys Itiinets
AID Nnsosst.
Oacs uisA No Cosniy Jsdss - lAs Gesn Hosss.
NnV IA dir
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sroRx AND LEAsg ron SALE,

YOUTH AND MATURITY,
Isss pshsished. Gratis, this swsaiy. afth Thousand
pww woeas ths rational tsaAInsaat, without
"a M~1ctns, sf 1pss ssmssmsA.A i4sai Weakness,
nesssssaa EAastoss, tSsstsl snd Asrssas DeplltiJ
vrsnatuss Dscsy of Ms Syssam, imsataae5, aud In
peAimeom - Marriage generally
~ \. ~ kA2nf, ~. b.
TAs Important fsGt tAas the mAay alsrlisx som
paiats ostsiaaalsg In s i,npsudshsa sna splltada q
yoosh, nAy - sssasy rensv~d wsihoat ssiiesne u ia
tAle annll 1act c4ssiy as ssrass1 aasire.
" $50 - ttekty ssccssslai tssaaasRs. adopted
W - AelAss, fslly .EDAss~d, W II which
eev - = eanAted " ~ kasif patisstis aad -
thsle Dsssksas osss. ssssby avoiding al tls 81
ttna1 0oo6sums Of tbs day.
ssoatD Asy sadr~as, gfatas and pnst fsss ~ ssAsi
eesslsps, " rensink tpsss pAldI p.ss~S~ st~r.
y W ,. Dk LANk1s Il sA.psaAfd street. ss~ ters
Cay. Apissda ~Sss
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31

PROGRESS OF SCIENCE. Green, of
the Boston Post, recently made speech
in Boston in which he used the following
striking language:
The talking wires are now long enough
to circle the globe four times, or more;
and when the magnetic hand of New
foundland shakes the iron fingers of the
Irish coast, we shall know the gender of
Victoria's next heir to the throne before
one-half of the citizens of London have
heard Of the birth
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31

AN HONEST MAN-We are gratifed at
being able, in these wofully degenerate
days of the Democracy in California, to
point to at least one honest Democrat. -
We allude to Col. j. S. Watkins, the Mes
tor of the present Assembly. We have
admired the manly, fearless and indepen-
dent course which he has taken so far, in
the Legislature, and we admire his past
history. He stood up in the Legislature
of Virginia-in which body he was an in
fuential member for fifteen or twenty sue
cessive years-with the same lofty consci-
entiousness of purpose, and devotion to the
interests of his constituents, as have marked
him here. He has never been known to
swerve from the plain path of duty, for
any considerations, however potent. He
is not influenced by the ordinary motives
which actuate California politicians. He
is above them all. Hedesires in all things
to do right, and possesses the intellectual
ability to do it. We say thus much for
the venerable Assemblyman from Gala
veras county, not only because we love to
accord such man justice, but we think,
perhaps, the attention of younger members
may be called to his example. We assure
them that they could not have more
honorable pattern for their conduct as rep
of the people, and as men, than
he-.Sac american.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31
READ AND REFLECT.

there's an hereafter,
ana tnat there is, conscience, uninfuenced,
anu sunered to speak out tells every man,
lnen 1t Is an awful thing to die.
more horrid yet to die at ones own hand.
on''ii nature, swervng from her earliest dictate.
oen-preservation, fall by its own act?
Forbid it Heavonl
The indulgence in secrot
certain, though not alwavs pias1e pc 70 .ne mos
ate and direct, avenue 10 5os.Na. os' ili,,ieu -,
clans OF all ages have been most nna,,;r,a,,sI,.
OF OPINION that the loss of ono o,naaas s"y
nal secretlons, by unnatural o;a - se: :. o.n'.-
"eahchs Tue system more than tho ahs,rao 60,
OF forty ounces of blood. Ona - "uo'i"o'ion y,
writer's on medical Jurisprudence sta.s ne '.hst l,
three-fourths of the insane owe tba;n 80, eiias
such abuse. liaiauy 70
How important, then it is for eyerr o,o
ing the least cause to suspect any ,ia.
that way, to attend to it immediatelv n Ia
one single occurrence should be suffic;ont u'en -.
cause doubt, and much more so if the nan,e', ~
had ever indulged in the soul-killinc bah;.
The treatment pursued by the justly celebrated
DR.. J. G. Young, in cases of seminal weakness
impotency, sterility, nervous debility and ma.
ralysis, the last is the most dangerous. and
when it once occurs, incurable,) is not surpass-
ed by any Physician in the country 1t is the
same as that followed by him for years, under
the guidance of the world-renouned Ricord of
Paris, and Acton of London. Dr. Young's office
is at the corner of Montgomery and California
Streets, where he can be consulted on that and
all other private diseases, with the utmost con-
fdence and secrecy. DR.. Young will warrant
perfect cure, or make no charge.
N. B.-Letters inclosing $IO 90 will receive
prompt attention. The doctors time being so
much taken up that he cannot attend to letters
unless paid for it.
7. S.-Apartments privately arranged.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31
TO THE PEOPLE OF CALIFORNIA.

I have thought it proper, in view of the
Senatorial contest which has resulted in the
election of Mr. David c. Broderick and
myself to the Senate of the United States,
to state to the people of California certain
circumstances and facts which compose a
part of the history of that arduous struggle.
After laborious service in the United
States Senate during term of six years,
and at juncture in the history of the
State when the energy and fidelity of a
Representative could be most fruitful of
results, [ found myself at the expiration
of my term, and after having, as [ sup
posed, outlived the Misrepresentation ofmy
enemies, engaged again in a struggle which
has been again rewarded with the conf
dence of the Legislature. My election
was attended by circumstances which rarely
occur in the course of such contests. A
Representative whose eoH destiny IS to be
the indirect dispenser of Federal patronage
will strangely miscalculate if he expects
to evade the malice of disappointed men,
But the hostility, malignity, and abuse
which have accompanied me during the
strife just closed, are such believe [ may
say, as Representative has never before
endured to survive.
The opposition have sustained came
from an unexpected quarter, and from those
whose friendship had believed, strength
ened as it was by personal obligation,
nothing could weaken or sever. Ardent,
devoted and disinterested friends [ had,
whose fidelity remained unshaken from first
to last, through storm and sunshine alike,
and to these, one and all, my grateful ac-
knowledgments are due. But even the
force OF their attachment, faithful and
Jealous as it was, would have proved una
valllng, If unaided, to meet and CONQUER
the opposition which open hostility and
secret treachery had arrayed against me-
had learned in the struggle that he who
aids an coa.terring great official po,cer
upon individuals does not ALWAYS Secure
friends, and that the force of deem ner-
sonal obligation may even be converted
into an incentive to hostility and hate
In word, to the federal patronage in the
State do attribute, in a great degree, the