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Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23
From The New York DAY lBo0K.l

Hair dye is vile wash. but the article that will
naturally restore The color p the hair, the chang.
ing of which 70 gray, being an indication of a
lack Of proper secretioIs, is truly a valuable
medicine Prof. Woods Hair Tonic, If the cer-
tifcates Of the leading minds over the Onion do
not falsify is The only safe remedy for badness,
dryness, premature change Of color, and the Sc
veral evidences of lack of secretions at the
roots of the hair, which can be found. Quack
preparations abound, and "hair tonics' fill every
u corner grocery" in the country. Avoid all
" hair tonics" unless known 70 be the preparation
Of some man whose celebrity has become world
wide. Do not LET any nostrum ,vender experiment
upon your hair. Touch nothing you have not
good reason 10 believe is u that It purports to be-
Prof Wood has earned by years of severe test oil
the virtues of his preparation. his present fame
Over $50 certificates are before US Of the value
Of this hair restorative, from parties who have
tried it, Use no othsr, aGb
Caution.-Beware of worthless limitations, as
several are already in the maTket, called by diff
fercni nanes. Use, none unless the words PRO
fessor Woods Hair, Restorative, Depot ST. Louis
Mo. New York; are blown in the bottle
sola Druggists and Patent Medicine Deal
ers. Al BY all Fnncy and Toilet goods dealers
ia the United Suites and Canadas
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

The ANGEL AND THE DRMoN, a Tale Of
Modern Spiritualism. By It's. Arthur; W.
Bradley, Philadelphia.
The title Of this work explains its charac-
ter, and had it been issued some years soon
er it would have been potent. weapon to
WELD in the crusade against spiritualism
which was then so popular. But a good
thing is never out Of place, and the lovers Of
solid, practical literature will hailitas a val
nable acquisition.
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

BURNING OF WHoLn FAMLY.-A farmer
named Daniel Comstock has been living with
his four little daughters, Mary, Maria, Colona
and Cora, alone in his house, which is located
fourteen or fifteen miles from Watertown,
N. Y. His wife has been absent some two
months, in Auburn, under medical treat
ment On Sunday night, about 9 O'Clock,
it was discovered that the residence Of Mr..
Comstock was in flames, and before assist
ance could be rendered it was burned to the
ground, together with its five inmates =
Mr.. G. and his four daughters (the oldest
only ten) were all asleep together in corner
of the house. The fire "took" from keg
of ashes in the wood house, which was some
distance from the sleepers, and, burning its
way to them enveloped everything in flames.
The children flew in different directions,
while the unnaturatfath ran up stairs to
get his box of valuables, while he might
have easily opened window at the outset
and placed himself and children beyond dam
ger--for their sleeping room was on the
ground floor. His blackened bones and
ashes were found lying across his box in the
cellar, where he had fallen.
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23
DREADFUL ACcIpENF.

/ The New Orleans Pfcayune 81 the 18th,
contains the particulars Of disaster on board
the steamer Falls City some vague reports
Of which have reached US by way of St. Louis.
The calamity is more dreadful than was sus-
pecteds y The Picayune says.
The steamboat Falls City, Capt. Scudder,
which left her wharf last evening at 5 O'Clock,
when about the foot of jackson street, 4th
Dist4et,biew Uutthe headoffhe steam drum
which was Immediately over the boilers,
causing serious loss Of life. The steamer
John Simmons had, some ten minutes pre-
viously, made a landing near the Fourth Dis
trict ferry. As the Falls City approached
very close in shore, when directly opposite
The Simmons, the explosion took place
The whole of the larboard side of the John
Simmons lower works was carried away, the
stauncheons in front Of the cook house and
the stand of the engineers were knocked
down. On the Falls City there was serious
sacrifice 0flife. 5dus4
Among the lost were the child of Mr.
IWeirick, 1.-THE clerk) child and servant O.
Captain Cable, 1.-THE pilot) Willis Rawlins
the second steward, and Lee Harris, cabir
boy-the latter two Of whom were blown OF
TO the JOHN Simmons, scalded to DEATH
Two of the deck passengers, whose name
are unknown, jumped overheard, and wer
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

sphISGFIzID, ILL.,, April .s-ThA Achan-
an and Douglas Democratic Convention met
here to-day, and organized separately In
the former there were 2s counties Represent
ed. Resolutions were adopted strongly en-
dopAing the policy of the Administration.
In the Douglas Convention 81 counties
were represented, and resolutions we're adopt
ed endorsing the course Of the Illinois dele
cation in Congress without a deprecating
voice. W. B. Fondy was nominated for State
Treasurer, and Ex- Governor French for Su.
perintendent of Public Instruction.
The Buchanan Convention postponed Their
nominations until the 9th Of June. - Z
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23
Supposed Napal FiehI

wAsHrseros, April 22--Ths Savannah
News received by Mail, mentions the arrival
of vessel, the captain Of which reports thai
on the night Of the 18th instant, On the east
ern edge Of the Gulf of MexicoAsa heara snt
saw fired, in rapid succession, sexty shots
from thirty-two Founders, betweena Two ships
Some on board supposed it was I'D Spanish
feet exercising the crews at theI gins, bu
the News supposes It more lik, ny i hay,
been an encounter with slayerf OF ssS Pee
ted flbustsrer. III IN
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

WASHINGTON, April 22.---No. 20. Daniel
S. niccok ct. al, owners of the steamboat
New York, Us. James Stewart ct. al, claim
ants of the brig Croton. The decree of the
Circuit Court of the Southern District Of
Alabama affirmed, with costsr
No. "a. Cyrus H. Mccormick ct. al. as
Waite Talcott ct. al, survivors of John H
Nanny. Appeal from the Circuit Court Of
the Northern District Of Illinois. judge
Grier delivered the opinion of the Court, af
firming the decree of the said Court, witt
costs,
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

WASHINGTON, April %. - The great reaper
case of Mccormick VS.. Nanny, Tal9ott s Co.,
Of Rockford, ILL.,, was decided this morning
by the Supreme Court against Mccormick.
Justice Grier delivered the opinion, Justice
Daniel dissenting. nH
DR.. Rhodes, the British surgeon who vol
unteered to attend the sick on board the. U
S. figate Susquehanna, was couiirsodsly re-
ceived by the Naval Committee this morn.
ing, and iovited to the floor Of theI Senate
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

LNlNssroSR's ADVENTURES IN CENTRAL
APRIoA.-Wo have received from the Pub
Usher, 4. w. Bradley, Philadelphia, a copy
of this celebrated work, an opinion Of which
will be found in another column. This edi-
ton of these adventures is considered by
competent judges to be the best published ;
not excepting the English edition, which
costs great deal more, and for the general
reader is not so convenient.
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23
TnE NEW KANSAS BILL.

The following is Mr., English's Kansas bill
as i stood on Wednesday. II will probably
be modified before being presented 70 the
House of Representatives
Section l. That the State Of Kansas be,
and is hereby admitted into the Union, on
an EQUAL footing with the original States,
withthe Constitution framed ut Leeompton;
and this admission Of her into the Union as a
Statcis here declared to be upon this funda-
mental connition precedent, namely; that
the said constitutional instrument shall he
first submitted to vote Of the people Of
Kansas and sssented to by them, or ma
jority Of the voters, tan election to be held
for the purpose. At the said election the
voting shall be by ballot, and by endorsing
on his ballot, as each voter may please ssFor
proposition Of Congress and admissiontn 81
Against proposition Of Congress and ad-
mission The President of the United
States, as soon as the fact is duly made
known to him, shall announce the same by
proclamation, and thereat, and without any
further proceedings on the part Of Congress
the admission Of the State Of Kansas int
the Union on an equal footing with the orr
ginal States, in all respects whatever, shall
be completed and absolute, and said Stat,
shall be entitled to one member in the Hous,
lof Representatives in the Congress Of tn,
United States until the next census be taker
| by the Federal Government. r.. i.si
| But, should a majority Of the votes cast b.
against the proposition Of Congress and ad
mission, it shall be deemed and held that
the people of Kansas do not desire admission
into the Union with said Constitution, un
der the conditions set forth in said PROPOSE
ton; and in that event the people Of sale
Territory are hereby authorized and empow
cred to form for themselves Constitution
and State Government by the name of tn
State of Kansas, according to the Fedora
II Constitution, and may elect Delegates 70
, that purpose whenever, and not before, it i
, ascertained by census duly and legal,
, taken, that the population Of said Territor,
equals the ratio of population required for
member of the House Of Representatives o
the United States and whenever thereafte
such Delegates shall assemble in convention
they shall first determine by vote whethe
it is the wish Of the people of the propose,
Estate to be admitted into the Union At Sha
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

ROCHESTER, N. Y, April 22.-The counsel
of Stout, on trial for the murder of the Lit
ties. admitted that the defendant killed
them, but denied that it was premeditated,
He asked for a conviction for manslaughter
only,
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

~ The recent rains have wrought q
wonderful changein the appearance Of the
country. The wheat and grass fields, like
an immense carpet of green, stand out in
bold relief, to the eye, in every direction
Nature seems thoroughly reyiyified, and
vegetation has seldom, If ever been in a
more forward condition.
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

D A man was arrested last evening on
the charge Of passing spurious notes. He
had tried the experiment at several hotels
and stores, and was finally caught inst as he
had succeeded in passing some at Kinsey's
drug store.
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23
MoIHALL's BULLETIN.

~ " "A ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ a ~
AZ MARKET STREET.
DROP. WOODS hair restorer, has high r'o
Il pulaiion for the hair. Selling AT low price
AT McINALL'S Drug Store.
CONSTANTLY receiving from Philadelphia
~ and sold ut little less prices
Jayne's Family Medicines,
wright's Sugar Coated Pills,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Fahnesioek's Vermiihge,
Swanc's Panacea and vermihge,
Schenck's Pelmonic Syrup,
EiooAand's Bitters-with every kind Of
Staple Drugs, which storekeepers and tamles
can purchase at low prices. Il. McINALL.
browns Essence Of Ginger at 81 cents per
ID bottle, is really good und cheap enough. |
buy very large quantities and sell il as above.
n. McINALL's Drug Store.
lTIAlR PREPARATIoNS-W right's, Chris.
Ii iiani's, Lyons, Barry's with an assortment
of real English, French and American pomades
Sold low at E. McINALL's Drug store, No AZ
M,rLet atreet. Sam
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23
Fire at Sepia. N. Y.

SEyIA, April 22.-The American hotel
and other adjacent property were destroyed
by fire last night. ,a
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

~ Perhaps no incident in the lamented
Benton's life was more indicative of his self
possession and iron will than that exhibited
at the conAagration fhis house in Washing
ton. fA
On the morning of that day he had made
one of his Characteristic speeches which was
to have been printed the next day in the
Globe. The speech was written and lay on
his table ready for the printer. He was out
for walk in the afternoon--he heard the
alarm of fire-he was soon met by friend
who told him that his house was in flames,
and that his library, books and papers in his
private room were already consumed. When
he learned that his papers and the memorials
Of the days past, that that room contained,
were gone, he ceased to care for the part not
consumed, but said--a Let the house 90,
them" Many doors were opened to him, for
Col. Benton had warm heart and was
greatly beloved by all who had social inter
course with him, and he was soon domiciled
with some friends. Many called upon him
w.s09 Enund aalm and cnltact
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

AVN. D. klNSEY, DlnsEi-t aud PLarlna.
w ceutisi, Cor. FIFTH and MARKET Ste.
Is constantly introducing new and valuable pre-.
partitions 10 tho public, quot by long newspaper
puiib) but by selling them 10 his many customers
wbo testify 10 their good effects, this kind Of les.
liEaony is the NEST reliable. 5la. g,N giN IS
Compound Syrup Of TaTs3aoHm-P Prepared
ftom urs~iacst extract, combined with several aTv-
MATES and tocs, is one of the preparations lately
introduced II Is IN eSSsent article for Geasrai
Debility, caused by weak disordeFed stomach,
or torpid liver. sau
Prepared by WIZ. b. KINsEY,
u, ss,4F Cor. Fifth and Market SIS.
ll-3t - = ~ Wilmington.
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W. VH6"5e'' O1V 75338
on that morning he had delivered, and which
had been consumed by the flames Of that
day. II was to appear the next day, and
Col. Benton remarked that his brain was
not burnt" 1t was near midnight when he
was found at his task, and the speech was
written that night and was printed the next
day,
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
strimple's Melodeon.

strimple's Melodeon.
King at bel. Second.
VIM. STRIMPLE u Son PRoPRmToRs
P. j. CANNON STAGE MANAGER.
April Doth, 1858.
Re-opening of the Old Fayorite Place of Amuse.
ment by New Star Company, which
comprises the following
Performers
MISS MARY VINCENT,
MILE AUGUSTA,
JIM LEWIS,
BILL LACoUNT,
PHIL CANNON,
JOHN WORTH
AND OTHERS.
The above Company will Appear in a choice
Selection Of Songs, Dances, &c. The Perior-
nance will conclude every evening with the
Comic operu Of
7 a. HuSn' ,----sss.s
Don't fore, TINS ,SENlNG
Odd Fellows Hall.
The celebrated
MR.. u MRS. FRANK DREW,
Will give two of their Drawing Room Entertain.
menls at the above place on
SATURDAY AND MONDAY EVENINGS,
| April oath and 26th,
| When they will introduce in Song, Dance
Sketch and Burlesque extravagant characteristics
of AMERICA,
ENGLAND,
IRELAND &
| GERMANY,
That havo been received in cities throughout tn,
Union with the most unbounded applause.
Admission IS cts, Reserved Seats SO cta
Doors open at o'clock. Entertainment TO com
mence al and conclude at 10 O'Clock. Boz
book open from 10 A. M. TO p. NJ,
FRANK SHELLS VARIETIES.
KING st. below THIRD. Open every evening
:" We have gained the Ascendsacy."
Immense success of TOM BRoOKFIELD,
, The great Champion Rattle Snake Jig Dance
and Ethiopian Delineator. HARRY KENION
the unrivalled Banjoist, in new songs, etc.
Mile EMMA SHELL, the young unrivalle
American Star Dansuese and Comic Vocalist.
w. II. DENNISON, the celebrated Tenc
Singer, from the Olympic and Broadway Theatr'
4 New York.
FRANK SHELL, the cove vot sings. will al
! pear in an entirely new budget Of comic song
r and duets fgfNEc dHf " ~
Performance to conclude with a new com
Farce never before represented, and written e.
pressly for Frank Shells Varieties, entitled
SAM MURPHY, or The irish Pedier,
4 Doors open ut O'clock Commence quarter 10
4 Admission, 10 cents.
N.B.-Chunge of programme every evening
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

They then started icr a walk 20 the Redan
quite near our residence, and on reaching
the breastwork, one Of them picked up an
uncxploded decorating shell, intending to
keep it as arctic but finding it rather heavy,
threw it down when it instantly exploded,
and killed him, almost severing the head
from the body, and completely cutting of
his right leg. The remains were brought TO
our yard, whence they were buried, His
companion escaped with slight scratch
upon the lip. On the following day two
Russians were killed in similar manner,
while picking out the stopper of she'll
The lock by which the conclusion ignited
the powder of the shell is curious
affair,--being small equilateral cross,
with capsule at each point, and foul
little hammers held by a human hair. A
sudden jar breaks the hair, causing the ham
mer to strike the cap, whichexplodes. Aftel
the shells are charged, the locks are incloset
in copper tube and inserted within thu
hole of the shell upon which plug is placed
The shells thus prepared, are placed in {
box of the size of an ordinary chronometel
box, which, for safety, must be handled
''this side up, with care"
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23
GIFT BOOKS

On the eniy Correct Principle.
DROCURE our Special Catalogue. Select
Il Books usually sold for 81. Pay for the same
only Is to SO cents, and with the balance in Cash
purchase "Gifts" when and where you please
and suited to your own tastes. Try il, and b.
sure to patronze home in the transaction.
J. T. HEAD,
@ 1877 Market street,
IL Wilmington. Del.
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

GERMANYi
That havo been received in cities throughout the
Union with the most unbounded applause.
Admission 25 cts, Reserved Seats SO cts.
Doors open at o'clock. Entertainment TO com.
mence al 8 and conclude at 10 O'Clock. Box
book open from 10 A. M. to Q P. NJ,
, 1858-06-18


I0Isel.l1 coffee with an egg is an easy
u1lier; bai It is not .ggsactly 80 easy to set.
IIc An old account, as q racy 1rifer in OtseQo
County, New York. shows IN this letter
Seldom have been more amused than
uhe1. some two years ago. upon the North
Fork of he Salmon River, in. California, I
overheard conversation between an konstf
miner. named Riley, and one Mike Donnelly,
trader, 70 whom il seemed Riley was 10.
tz1ted some forty dollars for provisions.
Sid DorneIly 70 Riley
r. iou ought 70 pay me this little bill, for
I1d know IIru1led you when no other tra
der on lha river would. Come. now, m
ihIoN of half II you'll pay the rest
Well. Nike, said Riley, q IN be hanged
10 III allow you to Be more liberal than am.
e yo1 itfot on one hall. III throw oa The
z Bot this proof of libersliiy did not sat.
~ Aitl. and be replied, as might Be er-
pocied. But that don't scfiis my ACCOUNT
Ihen break an egg into il p said Riley.
ans coo|'y walked Of 4l
, 1858-06-18
Attending and Resident Physician,
10 THE AFFLIcTED.

DR. LII. cZAPKAY returns bis sincere thanks 10 hIs
numerous patients for their patronage and would take
this opportunity 70 remind them that he Continue 10
the Lungs Liver, Kidneys digestive and GENITAL orvanS
and all private diseases, viz: syphc ulcers gonoFrhea.
geet srictuFes seminal weakness, and an Inc hoFTd
consequences Of abuse and he hopes that bis long
experience and successful practice Of many years will
continue % ensure him share Of public paironaFe BV
the practice OF many years In EnrUpe and the UnIted
States and during the Hungarian war and camaiRns he
enabled 70 appy the most efficient and snccesSinl rem
edies against diseases Of all kinds He uses no mercury
charges moderate, treats bis patients In correct ana
h0noahle way, and has references Of unquestonable
veracity lrnm men OF known respectablly and hlRh
standing IL society All parties cOhsnting him. hy letter
or otherwise will receive the lest and genes tesment
and implicit secresy. =
, 1858-06-18
A WASHINGTON HOTEL,
Corner of Main and Second streets, u
sffHnfl OLYMPIA, W.T.. l.la

rTVHE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN con-
II nectlon with and part Of the Washington HOtelY
large two st1Iy bul0Hg ~ b, ~ kel, ty shsh Is
enabled n provide the travelling public wah larger
numer Of capacious comfortable and exoellently
tlated apaftments than be "a ried By any other
public house IN Washington Tefrito An Idea Of bis
ability TO accommodate the public my be udgedfrom the
fact that the hotel contains twenty-five private foms
(exclusive of family spartmeni) sx Of which are large
draNiLg rooms o. parlqIs. ~ sltllai
Thankful 70 the public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended TO the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon his Efmer business he feels nfdent he re der
the sol urn OF strangers with him cnm0rabe and plea
san and 10 pains shall Be spared % set his table as well
as any IN like hsiness Bedsand bedrooms furnished TO
such rs may desire them.
Board By the day and week. 2 80 aftf3
good Stable l. attached 70 this establishment which
win 6e amplysupped with orAee for the accommodation
Of animals Of tue travelling public
share Of public patronage s respectfully solicited.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 4th, 1857 .'.,s- ,l sly
, 1858-06-18
JOHN d. ARTHUR,
IMPORTER AND JoBBER

'|f.A ~ = v - - ~ n ~ ~ y " - - - ~ q
sgs g OF .5f
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Washington street, near Davis,
HAS JUST RECEIvED, ny LATE ARRI-
IL walls irOm the Est, aud will continue 70 receive,
large and varied assortrhent Of
AGRICULTURAL GOODS,
Among which are the following, which win be
Sold at the Lowest Market Rates
OK Yokes, assnrted sizes, complete;
OK Bows best Vermont make. in cases AZ dozen pairs;
Grndstones. escorted alarge assortment;
Ok Yukra, plain; OK bow pins; OK chains;
ChnTns. thermometer and Q, Under, ASSORTED sizes;
Steel Garden Rakes, assorted sizes; Potato Hooks and
steel Spades Amss. square; long and short handled
aOes, uts No y assorted sizes; California and Plant.
en' Hoes; E.ff e8aI 70 fspI
Steel grain and coal Scoops; Bay Knives; ",
CrOWbals, sledges, Screw Wrenches Brushes;
Hay Cutters, assorted sizes; Horse and Wool Cards;
Axes. Hnnts and Colnss; Store trucks assoFt rEes;
Hay Forks. Q 3 and tine Tuttlee and other kinls;
Barley Forks. largei Manure aud Straw Forks; g, NJ
Hay kakes; Barley Rakes. best quality;
eedeOuefs; CultvaoTs with steel and cast iron teeth;
HeSe Rakts revolving and steel teeth; aas q0af
Farm Wagons, light and heavy; Harness;
Carts and Cart Harness; Hames; HOne Collarr; Ai
Canal BAFrOws, bert quality, In cases Of l2 each; ~
Winehes or the Mnesi Double Trees, three horse do;
PlOWN, steel and oist Iron, Of al sizes and prices,
PloW Points, all kinds; Trace hans; Post Augsrs;
Cheese krersfs; Cheese hoops: Well buckets;
Grain Cradles. Grape Vine and Gfants, extra fingers;
Axe, Pick, Sledge, Fork and Rake handles; y
Corn Mlllss grain Mlllsi slckes; scylhe Stones;
Sections &c., for Reape; Extra Arms for Threshers;
Reapefss Mowers, ThreuheTa, &C. qy
The subscriber having purchased and made arrange
, 1858-06-18

CpERMAToRRHDA, OF LOCAL WEAKNESS, NERVOUS
- Debility Low apirilss Luasllude. Weaknt.I q tho
me. and beck lndlaposition and I1capshy lor Labor
eyeson % society love o. Solitude tmldliy aslfdilut
dzzness headache, Involuntary discharges pains N ne
alds anecons o. the eyes. pmpes On The ARE eexnal
lqely eelehrated lyacan and Surgeon, Dr. u CAP
KAY. His method o. curing diseases b new, (unknoNn
20 gthe) and hence bis great success An coianiailon
MD, san FnnclAco, California % ll77 ism
, 1858-06-18
Leonard Scott & eos
REPRINT or THE
BRITISH PERIODICALS.

"Farmer's Guide"
Great Rslnctioa On le price n ne latter Publcdtfon
EONARD SCOTT co., New York, continue 70 re-pubsh
II the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, viz:
1. The London Quarterly, (conservative)
q The Edinburgh Review, (Rhigl
81 The North British Review, Gree Churehl
q The Westminster Review, Uberal)
s. Blackwo0d's Edinburgh Magazine, (Toryl
, 1858-06-18

nR. Z J. czAPKAY's PRIVATE MEDICAL AND
- Surgical Institute y on sacramento street. below
Montgomery. opposite the Pacific Mail elg1mship Co.'S
oco, San Francisco The Doctor Onefl lrep onn1na1Ion
and asks remuneration unless he effects cure f0cS
houn from 0 Am. to0P.M 40 u FTlf ~ -
, 1858-06-18
L kINGsBURf. A. DODGE
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner OF Broadway and sansOme streets,
s SAN FRANCISCO. v.ta.

Bnari per week, sc ard and Lodging per week, o
TO s0 single MEALS 80 cebts Board per day 81; Lodg
ings, so 10 20 cents.
, 1858-06-18
San frantistO.
WHAT-CHEER HOUSE.
SAN FRANCISCO.

stnmn gtas
u
and the best beds with convenience and