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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

nm Ivmss Esrrs--11e news BY tho city ~ Washing
ton l. considered favorable TO IA, Indian Empire II ap
pars that the Blnburg arrived glasgow on the 81
ult., having eit here The S0h o. Oetobtr showing
coucIusyely that tho weather bad pnd nor voyage
long one. Tue Indian Empire Tot on the I'D ost AMI
did net leave IaliaS until the 29th al y NJ The
difference between hor time and that Of the Edlnburg,
md faster vessel not after ALL great as g.
justify undue alarm. Il that insurance, notw.th
stand ng the prevailing anxiety was recently effected
her IN london al twenty syv ser cent u is hoped the
next steamer viii bring news or her SAFETY.
otut,vn Nsu---iohn BOttcrGeld, hsq, President %
tn Overland Mail Company, has Just LEFT Utica for Fort
smith of The distant stations the overland route,
wbi,he he accompanied by his VITO and daughter, and
where he will Iart Of the winter " give his per
sonal attention TO tho working Of the line THIS energetic
and sagaoions gentleman, not content with BIS present
succes is anxious make the future more successful,
leaving nothing 10 accidet or contingencies In short he
the right in the right place and the Overland mail
j. sgi ons VI hs nguslgus and triumphant sn'crgrscs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10


TuE BuJ. or ESrESsEs--Some OF our oppo-
sidon contemporaries are dreadiully frightened in
view of the heavily increased expenditures Of the
government which will follow the adoption l,y
Congress Of the Presidents policy out and out,
and thus they present the following schedule from
the message a perfectly appalling, TO witt:
l. The purchase of Cubs.
2 Payment 70 spain tor the Am's,ad negroes.
e. The establishment Of indefinite number II mill.
tary posts SONORA and Chihuahua, and the support Of
army " occupy them
4 The smploymcn, q Tho army and navy to open and
Keep open the Nicaragua Transit route.
s. The employment Of the army anil navy the same
purrceo with reference . the Panama route.
Tho employment ot the army navy for the same
PURPOSE with respect ~ thu Tchuantenec route
!. resort 10 III Costa Rcs and Nicaragua,
demands are rot complied viii a an carly day.
:. Tho construction ~ mUse war steamers.
p The construction by government aid Of the great
Pacific Railroad.
10 some underlined boons - the Ds,ric, II Columbia
No doubt the several measures thus indicated
touching our foreign and domestic policy will
add many millions to the expenses Of the Trea-
sury, If adopted by Congress; but still we have
here budget Of Executive and Congressional
responsibilities which have been accommodating
for twenty years Il would have been easy
enough fol- Mr.. Buchanan 10 dodge them and
pass them over to his successor, after the fashion
Of Pierce, Fillmore and others: but he has pre-
ferred the example of Old Hickory, and has
boldly grapplcd with all these grave response
bitics, his object being to clear the tables of all
thu unfinished business That the present Con-
9ress or the next will act upon and provide for
all these outstanding balances and necessities IL
very doubtful. The President, however, has
made a clean breast of it, and now the response
bility Of action or non-action in the premises
rests upon Congress We dare say too, that If
Congress will follow the lead Of the President
we shall work our way out Of this labyrinth
without much difficulty.
, 1858-10-15

TO TIE AFFLICTED.

DR.. l.. j. CIAPRAY returns his sincere thanks N NJ
numerous patients for their patronage aud would ar
this opportunity to remind them that he contjnues ~
consult at his Institute for the Of chronic diseases of
the Lungs Liver Kidneys digestive and genital orssr.
and all private diseases viz Syphiic ulcers gonorrhes
geet srictures seminal weakness, and all the horriS
consequences Of self abue, and he hopes that bis onS
experience and successful practice Of many years win
continue to ensure him share Of public patronage Bv
the practice Of many years in Europe and the Untaa
States and during the Hungarian war and Campaigns hs
Is enabled to apply the most efficient and successful rpm
edies against diseases Of all kinds lie uses no mercnrv
charges moderate, Ieats his patients In correct ana
honorable way, and has references Of unquestionsbe
veracity nom men Of known respectabilty and hirh
or otherwise will receive the best and genlcst treatment
and implicit secresy.
, 1858-10-15
NiscsIIaNg.


Recently a gentleman while travelling
through the Creek Nation, in Alabama, met
an Indian Of whom he inquired how far it
was to the next house.
About two niles answered the Crce'',
tbut Just beyond that house the road forks
and the right hand will take you to very
GOOD house FIVE miles further
Thank you,' said the traveller, and he
pursued his journey. In half an hour the
gentleman came to the first house. The
worthy was standing in the door.
Halo = cried the stranger.
Halo, yourself!' responded the man Of
the house.
DO you keep entertainment hcref
'Can my horse have some corn and fod.
derP
mo sir, hain't any,
Can you let me have some bread and
meatP
mo, SIR
'Have you accommodations for lodging 2
'No SIR
'Why then how do you dor
I'm quite well, thank you; how is it
with yourselff
T'Confound the fellow! 7 said the stranger
aside, and again resumed. 'Well the road
forks, believe, short distance frlm here
does itP
YES SIR
will you be so good as 10 tell me where
the right hand goes tor
'lt hain't gone anywhere since ] lived in
these parts
Good day SIR said the stranger
Good day. replied the fellow, coolly, and
walked into his house.
Madame Lnguet was an actress Of the
italian theatre in Paris; her husband, who
was cashier Uf the theatre, employed party
, 10 hiss every actress but Madame Linguet,
and appland her to the skies; this went on
hmously for some time, till the secret was
found out by sad mistake; Linguet, in his
instructions to the men, said Tomorrow night
youmust hiss the first actress who appears, and
applaud the second" They obeyed orders !;
But unfortunately for Madame Linguet the
plsy was changed, and in the new piece she
appeared first when she was completely
kissos, to the great amusement Of all the
audience. Mons. Linguet, to be revenged,
Ian of with ell the money Of the theatre in
his hands, and took refuge in the Temple,
then an asylum where person could not be
John, how does i happen that you who
tried g hard 70 get your wife through a long
and hopeless ccurtship Of four years, now
,;,,,. Nv ~, nsts SSn '"e '1s' 'e'n W OF0 80
NV swn. 49, ~. =. IN ..u p.ks :.
ss..J = a, ~ 80. ~. - ~ 49, oSir IN "
M. - -,'S 80 "a 80 ~, III ~ "a. al
-. y !. 49, ~. .I, III ~ ~ n,s' sliS
-. ~ ~ a. ...s ~an ~, ~ wss - y s'tSu u,
49, "a. "a ~ as,s n No uOI II Iau ~ ~ ~ y
- '.'.s ".l.. y :. eo"f ..o1I ..y.Se -. ~ viz y
S5uud ~ love had ali run ont when I had
- as
A man sent lazy boy INTO the swamp one
, 1858-10-15
Nss WASHINGTON HOTEL, a.
ssi Corner OF Main aud Second streets, 1
OLYMPIA, W. 7.
sILAs GALLIHER, Proprietor.

rNIIE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN con-
Il nection with and as part OF the Washington Hotel"
enabled TO provide the travelling public with larger
number Of capacious, comfortable and excellenty
tlated apartments than can be aHrded by any other
public house In Washington Territory. An idea Of his
ability 10 accommodate the public my be the
fact that the hotel contains twenty-five private rooms,
exclusive Of family apaFtment) six Of which are large
drawing rooms or parlOrs.
Thankful TO the public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended TO the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon his former business he feels ndent he re7der
the soinurn Of strangers with him comfortable aud plea
SAINT and pains shall be sp red 10 set bis table well
any In like business Beds and bedrooms furnished
such as may desire them.
Board by the day aud week.
good stable IA attached 10 this establishment which
will he amply supplied with forage for the accommodation
Of animals 0f the travelling public.
share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited
OLYMPIA, Dec. 9th, 1857 sly
, 1858-10-15
JOHN D. ARTHUR,
rHPoETRR AND JoBBER

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
HAs just RECEIVED. BK LATE ARR
u vals Iium The E.lt and win coninus 70 receive
AGRICULTURAL GOODS,
Amolg which als ths foloHine-
"a loE11s nl1llod al1e1, eomple1e;
o. l1Nl ~ ttruonl mak1, IN ciaas of dozen uairs
on1l11111. escorted 1nes-a large anIorlmenf: =
o. YokIl. il1'1; oE h6Wpins; of ch1inrs :
C1urnl. 11monel1F and cylinder, asaNted uizas;
80, Garden Rake, aaortsd allsi; PO,lis Rooku and
M sgss... An~s. squus; long and .hO. handed
IA. !I.ls I, s..orssd sIz.s; oaIInnh and Plant
e...il.s - eu.lssops; hay Knives;
S..a..ll b1lge1. 1prsi wnanches, Brushes;
~ esl.m. a11l.e! azel; hone and Wool Cards;
~ E4Mt ~ and tine, TulflsS and other kinlI1:
A.n1[ luD. .l1gs; Manure and Straw FofiH:
~ haeeei h.r9l Rakls. BET QlIlily; :
Onllp4tons WITH nl11I and cant iron teeth.
L0Ml 1Mln, Iggolllng and n1n1I loolhi
L1lm ue1lnl, light a1d hoaVy;. Hnrnes:
4-I4 40 Olu Hnnems hamls; hoIlo Colau:
l-nl nluoll. ee.t qualIiy, N caE1Eo 10 each.
M'nllnl. ~ lle Mnll, D6lh1 Tfsca thrcs hol.a do.
LI1ul -. and ol1l iiol, a IN GlsI and prics-:
ln1l1 tr..Nrt D11e1 hoqI1; WalItaako11,
oull CudI1l, Gmpo vIno and Grnnti e1tli fneurz.
Al Elck, 1Io1ge. Eofk and Raks handles;,
Cen Nh, gnl1 Ml.a; eickls1; ecylhe Stones;
L41l.1T Mn, 11DFiod 1izol: EIlrs Knives Boxes:
Aec1o1l, Ac-, for ne1pon; Exlra Arms fnf Thr1ahiu:
l1rm, Mouul, Lhiclh6u, &c.
- 1.asf JOHN D. ARTHUR.
D1n 3ani Washington street, near Davis
ff4NfN nj 2
, 1858-10-15
lRO0kLYN HOTEL,
Corner of broadway and sansOIne streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

- THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL.
M known and old established house Il still at his old
IN tricks Of feeding the public at the low price Of
Six Dollars per week. and still they to patake Of
his good and well furnished table; and Mr.. Kelly is
Of the pioneer hotel keepers o ths city, he pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting at his house
to make the public comfortable.
The house Is centrally located, in the vicinity Of the
Custom House, Post Oice and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers.
The house contains 0 number Of single and family
rooms well ventilated suitable for ladies and single gen
tlemen.
ROOM, and n LIBRARY which contains q large number
Of Fee ted standard works There Is also, at the arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs tn the house, to convey passengers and
bagCase. free Of charge. The public arc respectfully
requested 10 give the house trial.
Board per week, SO; per day, 81; Meals, so cents;
Lodging per night so IS cents; Lodging per week 81
T. 81. JOHN KELLY, Jr., Proprietor.
San Franssco, Dec. 20. 1857. SIN
, 1858-10-15

SPERMAT0RRIIGA, or LOCAL WEAKNESS, NERVOUS
- Debility Low Spirits, LAssitudo, Weakness Of the
and Study, Duness of Apprehension Inss q Memory.
aversion 10 society love Of sotude tmidty aefdstrust
dzzness, headache involuntary discharges pains In the
slde, anectons o. the eyes, pmpes the hce sexual
and other inmities In man. are cured without MI nv M
Justly celebrated Physician and Surgeon Dr. L. j. CAP
NAY. His method Of curing diseases Is new, (anknowr
70 0tners) and hence his great success All consultation
by leter or otherwise, free. Address L. J. CZAPKAY,
Md, San Francisco, California. Ism
, 1858-10-15
Suffer not Whtn Cure is guaranteed in all
stages Of Secret Diseases.

stages Of Secret Diseases.
Selfaiuse. Nervous Debility Syphilis iu all lis stapea
Strictures, elects, Gravel, Diabetes Diseases Of de
Kidneys and Bladder, MercuIial rheumatism, Scroiula,
Pains In the Bones and Ankles, Diseases Of the Lnnga
Thrpat Nose and Eyes Ulcers upon the Body or Limbs
Cancer, Drcpsy, Epile2tic Fits, St. Vituss Dance and
Organs,
Such as Nervous Trembling, Loss Of Memory, Los. Of
Power, gen raj Weakness Dmness Of Vision with pecu
li spots appearing before the eyes, Loss Of Sight Wake
fulncss Dyspepsia, Liver Disease Eruption mon M
Face, Pain In the Blok and esd Female IrrrRnlArtes
and all improper discharges Of both sexes matters moi
standing or obstinate the case, recovery certain and il
shorter time than permanent cure can be effected bV
any other treatment even aer the disease has h med the
kill Of eminent physicians and resisted all their meanso
cure. The medicines prescribed pleasant without
1dGr entirely vegetable, causing sickness and free
from mercury or balsam. During fifteen years Of pTac
ce in Europe the AuaLtic States and California IbAve
rescued from the jaws Of death many thousands who In
the last stages OF the above mentioned diseases had been
given up to die by their ply scans which warrants me
in promising 70 the afflicted who may place themselves
under my care perfect and speedy cure. Private dis.
are the greatest enemies % health they are the
first of Consumption Scrnfula, and many other
diseases, and should be terror to the human family
permanent cure y scarcely tfected majority OF
the falling into the hands OF incompetent persons
ghO not only fail 20 cure the disease but lin the coppi
tuition hlng the System with mercury which, with the
disease, hastens the sufferer into rapid consumption.
But should the disease and treatment not cause death
speedily, and the victim marres, the disease b. enailod
upon the chIden. NhoArc born with feeble constitutions
and the cu-ent Of life corrupted by virus which betrays
elf In scTuula letter. ulcers eruptions and other ac
tons Of the SKin eyes, throat and lungs entlnR upon
them brief existence Of suffering and cOnsignns them
Sell abuse is another & rmidable enemy 70 health sor
Eohng else In the dread catalogue Of human diseases
causes so destructive drain upon the system, drawing
rs thousands OF victims through few years Of suffering
down TO an unmey grave Il desirys the nervous syS.
TEN, rapidly wastes away the energies NJ Nle cansea
mental prevents the proper development Of
, 1858-10-15
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, 1858-10-15
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Grand Medical and Surgical Institute

Grand Medical and Surgical Institute
Sfcrdmeuto street Js'or Noatgomery opposite Pacific M,d
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Established In 1854, for Ihc Permanent Cur. -
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, 1858-10-15

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, 1858-10-15

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yANDWICH ISLANDS PRODUCE,

A ND q general assortment of Provisions, ,kzsl=i1
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-18
MARR TEp.

On the 10Th Inst, in Chatham County, by the
Rev. Isaac Walton, Mr.. WKsLxr w. Moamsor
o. this county, to Miss MAsr JANE HAnlET, Of
Cbeatham county. ~ -,
On the 18th inst, by The Rev.R. L. Fsgan
DR.. F, ALsgr TO Miss EIizA A. Taicr, all Of
New Providence, Tenn. - ssasa.a go
On the l7th inst, by Rev. s. P. Chestnut. Mr.
Jams T. cAurEn and Miss MAar BAIrnRor. al
Of this s:;y- re sas.i
We wish jim end his fair bride al irnaginabl,
success through lies journey, and may Il eve
continue one Of sunshine and bliss
"Togsther let them sweetly live,
Together let them die ts
And each a starry crown receive,
And reign shove the sky -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-18

~" we understand, from one Of our Railroad
officers, that bids are coming In from divers sour
Co.'S for the building of the Road aud bridges over
the Cumberland River. The letting of contracts
from this place TO the Tennessee River is set for
the first Of July. We understand that tho Mem
phis Company have closed a contract with a firm
Of London for Iron and Rails for their Road from
Memphis TO Paris. We perceive by the Louisville
papers, thu Gov. Helm is making move on the
city Of Louisville for aid to put the Memphis
Branch Road from Bowling Green to contract
We learn also. that Col. Cheatham has put the
remainder Of bis road from Springfield To the Ken
lucky line under contract. We further learn that
Col. V. X. Stevenson 10 about to recommends his
road from Hickman, Dresden, Paris. DC, is nego-
tiating Cor his iron for that road running Jointly
with our road near 40 miles east Of Paris. Our
Company aud the various Railroads Companies,
whose interest Is identified with our road are all
now heartily at work to carry out these noble en-
terprses, which will give new life, energy and
tone to all social and commercial relations with
the world. In view Of these cheering signs Of the
times, we ask the whole community to wake up
and give their hearty md cordial cooperation to
the efforts Of our Board, and It will not be long
without the thrilling notes of the Iron Horse.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-18

D- We regret 10 learn that quite serious acci-
dent occurred to some Of Major Baiey's family
three or four days ago. They were returning in
their carriage, from visit to the country, and
when within few hundred yards Of home, the
horses became frightened, and ran off, upsetting
and smashing the carriage, and throwing the two
ladies' who were in It, and the driv out upon the
turnpike, injuring all Of them, more or less The
injury sustained by the ladies', we glad to learn
is not dangerous, yet 1t is such that neither has
been able to go out since the accident
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-18
Dry Goods
STATE OF TENNESSEE.

James II. Mallory, Admir- of Synthia Ann Payne
decd, and A. e Robb and wife c. E. Robb, Ia te
Payne. vs.. Sam'l d. Payne. James R. Payne
John E. Payne, (and Samuel d. Power and Har-
riet Payne, their Guardians,) heirs of JAS Payne
dec'd.-Petitioa sale of Slaves.
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court In
equity sitting, for the county Of Montgomery, a,
their May term, 1858, will, on Thursday, the Isl
day Of July next, 1858, at the Tavern House Ia
Port Royal, Montgomery County, Tenn, sch the
following slaves to- wit-Lizzy, aged about g.
years; Edmond, about 80, and Angeline about %
years Of age, and her infant child. Said slaves
will be sold ON a credit of twelve months, notes
with good security will he required of the purcha-
seTs. G.. BAILEY, c. h. M.
May %. '5S-4w-pr fee 81
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-18
A Large Tobacco Stemmery for Sale

ON THURSDAY, lsAJuly, will sell at pub
lie Auction, my Tobacco Stemmery. at Dycus-
burg, Crittencen County, Ky. The stemmery Is
100 feet long, 10 feet wide. main building stories
high, the prizng room is sc feet long by 80 wide
with fine screws and room ample for 4 or more.
The Stemmery room is 81 by 80 feet. and will ac-
commodate rs hands.
There is attached an Office and Negro Cabins. a
good Cistern, together with all necessary fixtures
for an extensive business. These buildings are Of
the best frame work, and were erected or years
since.
Dycusburg is on Cumberland River, 90 miles
from its confluence with the Ohio, with perpetual
navigation.
Dycusburg is backed by fine and growing ag-
ricultu'al country, supplying Tobacco to any
amount and of the best quality.
The multiplied cares Of my other business pur-
SUITS with the inrmties ofadvancing life. prevent
my giving II that personal attention which II re-
quires. hence my determination to SELL
TERMS.-A credit until LIST day of January
with approved security, negotiable and payable at
one of the Kentucky Banks. My address is Hop
kinsville Ky.
June 4th '5s-3w. L. L. LEAVELL.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-18
JOHN N. NEBLETT,

The public will find at this establishment large
and very splendid stock Of Tin Sheet Iron Ware
&C., which can always be obtained upon the most
reasonable terms.
Also Cook Stoves Of various patterns. Every
variety Of Paror and Office Stoves castings Gut
tering and House Roofing done at short notice.
Thankful for past patronage he SELECTS a centin-
nance Of public favor, and hatters himself by
strict attention to business, prompt execution OF
orders. and moderate prices to deserve il.
All work ordered will be promptly executed and
in style warranted TO give satisfaction.
Old copper, Pewter, Feathers g. Beeswax, taken
Ia exchange for work. t.
Oct, 1, l657--.M