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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-04

The OHIO RIvER.-Dispatcbes from Wheeling and
Parkersburg, Va, report that the ice in the river
has broken up, and that there were over six feet
of water in the channel on Monday and still ris-
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~METRoPOLlTAN SAVINGS BANK
The members of the Metropolitan Savings Bank are
requested 70 attend a meeting on III CRSDA1, 4th
instant to elect officers for the ensuing year.
mh Its j GlBSON, Sec'y.
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fe9. New SPRING GooDs.-Just re-
c wed at " C. BARTOA'S, NEW SPRING RIP
BONs, FRENCH FLOWERS aAd STRAW BON
NETS l09 MAIN STREET
mh fit
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DEPARTURE OF THE AFRICA.
Dz.TU.OF FREEMAN HINT

New YORK, March 3.-The steamship Africt
sailed for Liverpool at 10 o'clock this morning, ia
king out SO, 900 in specie.
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been received in this city from on board the Dale
at st. Helena, January Sd. 1858. All well. The
Dale was TO sail for Fish Bay, St. paui's, aud Ka-
blepda ON the African coast, on the next day
Washington Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-04

aT A CARD-The trade is solicited
to our sale of Glassware, THIS MORNING, at 10
o o'clock. See advertisement.
NIL fit LARUS & SHINE Aucts.
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eS john s. BRADY-

NHtttt q INttFUtIfIVNtU,J
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC WINES. LIQUORS AND sEGARs
mo. EBeARY ST.. AnoyE l3Ta RICHMOND VA
Snls the at cation Of the city AID country trade 10
ms large and varied assortment II WINES BRAN.
DIk-. RUNS, GINS. WHIsKIEs Dc Aiwavs ON
band superior LOT Of old Rye. Mountain, Bourbon
and other WHISTLES
tonhtry merchants aad others are solicited 10 call
before purchasing elsewhere
Of charge. NH IElm
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Col. CAIvTs WALDO, presiding Judge ofthe coun
~ Court Of st. Clair county Missouri, died the
18th ult at his residence, amer few days illness
His death 10 deeply regretted in county OF
which he was one OF the best cifizens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-04

TIE Ice BUsINEss-The Newburyport Mass
Herald says that the ice business is prosecuted in
that city with considerable activity. Six vessels
are loading with ice for Southern markets, and in
addition vast quantities being stored iu the
vacant buildings on the whsryes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-04

bS-SALE OF STICK We call attention to the sale
to-day 1T c. ". PURCELL Co. g Exchange office, Of
Virginia Registered Stock shares in the Virginii.
and Tennessee Railroad, & years to run j Lynehtu,g
Gas Company, and Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company. The sale takes place at y o'clock, M
Those wishing to make safe and profitable invest
ments would DO well to attend. 1t
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Whiskey,
&c. THIS MORNING, bv
NH tit / x 01B NEWPORT.
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Bay~ CoBB's GREAT SToRY!
C0BBS GREAT STORY
RECEIVING THIS DAY AT
b. r. J4QUES d. CO.'S
l2i BROAD STREET.
fH-Get copy and read il. NH set
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-04

PROVINCIAL CoUScIL.-The Roman Catholic Bish-
ops of Philadelphia, PittsbuTg, Erie, Wheeling,
Richmond. Charleston Savannah. and the Vicar Of
Florida, have been ordered by the Nest Rev. Arch
bishop of Baltimore to assemble in that city on
Sunday, May I'd, for the purpose of celebrating
upon matters of interest TO the Church at large.
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s6y" The SUPERINTENDENT and 9th,

Officers of the various Sabbath Schools In the city
are requested in the Lecture Room a the I'd
Presby terrain Church. (Mr. Hoge's.) on TUESDAY,
evening next; tha lth inst at quarter before oclk
Z. n. 1t ishoped that the attendance will be full.
NH 3-2t
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SCI KEEP it before the people, that the best and
cheapest Ambrotypes those made at the Steam
Gallery, $50 Main street, by TYLER Il Co. They are
not only commendable on account of price. but arc
the finest works of art extant. Portraits from %
cents to $25 at 1879 Main street. TYLER j. Co.
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reg @. D. Woo4roN,
OFFICE ON 18th STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
VIII attend punetua'ly To any business entrusted
TO him IN the city country. Writing Of any Kind
Copying, Book Keeping. Accounts Collecting Buy.
ing and Selling. etc
REFERENCES Col ii O Cabell Roger A Pryor
ESQ, Col Henry Thweatt. Prof Christian. Jas r
Butler 20. and many others for when he has
uoie the IKE ousi1ess mh 2-l2f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-04

THE NEW CuTTER-The new United States Rev
enue Steam Cutter Harriet Lane, Captain Faunce,
weot down the bay from New York Monday morn
ing on trial trip. She sailed well and made a
splendid appearance.
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Meu,Iy. March 1.-THE steamer Eliza Battle,
with IlD bales Of cotton, burnt yesterday, be
low Demopolis. Ala. ny this calamity RON thirty
10 forty lives were lost,
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LOST.
/ OST--ln Richmond. ON Sunday the

IL 2Ist inst a small Buckskn POCKET FOB. con
tanning draft drawn by Geo. Mason, Of Hanover.
on Ragland aud ais for about $3.50, dated 10 this
month; ana also. a bond on DR.. Nelson, OF Powha'
tan and JnO. Page OF Hanover. for about Si5, eS,-
cuted snme years since, and also sEndry other pa.
pers not now rccOllected For the delivery of which
given. GEO. FLEMING.
FL 2T-3taw3w
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sTocK SALE.-We invite attention to an anctior
sale of stock by C. W. PURCELL Co, to-day, a
their Banking Honse.
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InIRsT PREMIUM TRnrTING 8TAL

~
4 LION k0SSUTH.-This renowned Trotting
Stallion, who has received at the Virginia State Az
ricuituras Society, the first premium two years iu
succession 1851 and 1850 and ritcafe Of snpt
GRITTY ali trutting stations exhibition at the
State Fair OF 1856 (he being disqualified according To-
the rules al the Society, from receiving further
premium. having taken it on two former occasions)
and who is now pronounced by Judges ia be one OF
the purest bred and fastest trottIng stations In
America, VIII commence his the first OF
MARCH, at the stable Of the subscriber Oh the
MechanicSville Turnpike. one mile from the City of
Richmond. The season will expire ON the LIST of j L
Is.
TERMS;-S30 the single leap, to be paid at the
time OF serving the mare. $50 the if prepaid
or $50 payable at the close OF the season InsuIant
SO. Groom fee 81. Mares put by insurance must
be returned their regular days, AMI PARTING with
a mare Will f0rtpit the insurance.
full description of the horse, pedigree. &c will
be found i'll the Southern Planter and in my Wills
witch will be sent to any applicant.
List Of k0sslah Cats hat reCeired P,'emfssns q
the last IipDinia State Fair.
Best year old ILL., .or general utility belonsil G
to mr. X. Edmond OF IIenricO
Best year old colt Tor quick draft to Mr.. Julian
Harrison. vi 03ochland.
Best year old. to DIR. VIM. P. Braxton, Of King
William.
Rest year old. 10 X. Willis. of Chesterfield.
Best year old hily, t. Alexander Kerr. of Rich
mJnd
Best year old fIly, to r. b. Haxall. Of Orange.
Best f0al since January. 1851, to j. T. Barksdale OF
Albemarle.
Best year old FLY. for saddle. to Mrs. Alex Kerr,
of Richmond
Best foal since January 1857. to VIM. Smith, Of
HenTicO.
HS- Mares sent frcm distance will receive ev-
cry care and attention at my sable at 20 cents per
day. Ii. j. SMITH,
Near Fai field Race Course
RIruMGNn Feb. lS5~, NH 4-aat WITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-04

BB~ LADIES FAIR ON CHURCH HILL
The Ladies' Of the THIRD PRESBYTERIAN cHuRcH re-
spectiuily inform their friends and the public that
they expect 10 commence on MONDAY evening.
March ist. at o'clock, and continue during the
%eeE. IN the Basement of the Church. corner kroad
and 18th streets a sale Of USEFUL and FANCY Ar
TICLES and REFRESHMENTS. nh at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-04

YHLH0HAFHIC NEWS.
.n r,,, rfr marry urspATuH

Another Dreadful Steamboat Calamity.
prrwrEN THIRTY AND FORTY LIVES LOST.
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Sey SPECIAL NorICE 1t being impor-
tant for us to close business as speedily a. DOS.
sible earnestly request all indebted 10 us 10 cal
at our old stand, No 70 Main street and make i'm
mediate settlement.
NH 3-d6t &ew6t BINFORD MAYO A RIaIR
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T OsT-February %, 1858, on the Cap

T OST-February %, 1858, ON the Cap
~ itol Square, a Porte Monnaie, containing
tfrate Of deposit, issued by the Planters sayidls
Bank and payable ~ q TOmpkins. Jr, dated jan
uary % 1858 and Noiy. for one hundred dollars Ale.
"a bond for hundred and fifty dollars, drawn b.
III Stanley, payable 20 NJ Il staples. dated -
October, 1850. The payment Of both Of the atu'a
have been stopped. The finder will confer iav0l h.
leaving them at this Office. NH i-law2m
I 0ST-0n Tuesday, the I'D February
IL between st James church and the Theatre, OrM
the Theatre. u pair of GOLD SPECTACLkS. Will
Mtshe;l Tyler upon the case. for which sllisbls
reward will be paid. If left NJ this office. NH 81
T OS Ton Wednesday morning
IL Valise. marked q w TEMPLE. The finder vii.
be rewarded ON leaving it at the American Hotel
kichmend. Va te 25-St+
7 OST.-We caution the public against
H trading for or receiving two Bonds Nos 81 ani
g. OF $500. each with Coupons attached Of the VIZ
GINA Central Railroad Company, said Bonds sfs
our property and have been misaid or LOST.
ia 2-dtf HAxALL GO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-04

DG- DUDLEY s. Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers In Choice WINEs, Fine BkAN-
DIES. Old wHIsKEYs and CIGARS. No. ~ Main
street. TEL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-04

DUTTER.--lO barrels Of strictly prime
~ Mountain ROLL BUTTkh. Also, choaoe Fam !
ly fLlIJn inst received and tor sale BY
= w. ID. TOMPk ms BkO..
NH 50 Hasin Rank.
nATkNT CUT SUGAR We have for
i sale prime article Of Cut Lat sugar, Ia am II
sauare cakes MCCARTHY / son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-04
. ROOTS SHOES Avn GAIT

- THOSE in want OF superior
Boots aud Shoes aud save meney BY the
purchase. we would advice them e call at
HARRIS co.'s shoe Derot.
NH No ~ Main &C.
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JEGRo CLOTHING, NEGRO GOODS.

WESTERN SkBE2IA, &C.
w At RANDOLPU'S Bookstore aud Bindery.
P0WLER'S English Grammar, for Schools and Fam
lilies: 81.
TACTICS. literal Translation, 2 vols 10.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY of three score years incidents
Of VOYAGES and travels. by 2 Holbrook; l 30
THE FIREMAN.; The Fire Departments of the u
states with acc0uHt Of Fires, Statistics oi
Losses, &C. bv II Dana; I.25.
ORIENTAL and WESTERN Siberia by T W Akin
son, with maps. a. 4; 3 90 NH lit
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MUNICIPAL, ELECTIONS.

So reads the telegraphic dispatch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-04

fTkgH MAHEPPA "A beautiful
Hr1N young Bull, OF the Khss stock, can b.
.A--a iound - our stable. east Of the city, lust
beyond Union Hill, where he will serve a limited
number Of CIV, at az each.
mazeppa waIbred by DIR X Woods OF Alhemar'e
g Riyes Red Rover.
Persons wishing 10 get cross OF the stock have
now an opportunity which NAV nat be presented
again. NH l. 6t$ MARTIN & KUHN
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MRS. I. d. PHILLIPS
WILL RECITE 4 NATIONAL ODE,
o conclude with Shakspeare's Comedy Of
TANNING TIE SHREw.

DUETr-When II Little Farm we keap-by
Misses Josephine and Jutia Park {
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NOTlCE.-l have this day appointed
~ II W TYLER my agent to coniuct the Milling
and Grocery BUSINESS, at Rockets, TO buy for cash
only. WM TfNSLFY
Marco 81, 1875. NIL t-I5ts
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THE DISPATCH.
NOTICE 70 ADVERTISERS.

MARCH :. lass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

and i've minutes walk from Hudson River Railroad de
pot Washington. Rem $50; with stable, fl75 In
auire OF BEEKMAN 81 Bowsry Mr. Ryer, near no
mil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

ENOR SALE-FIRST GLASS FOr7R STORY HOUSE NO 2
Lamarne place, Twenty ninth street, between Eighth
and Ninth avenues Terms easy Apply TO II. WOOD. 66l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

ITO LEr-AT MODERATE RENT, THE DESIRABLE
hree and half story and basement modern BRICK noise
No 81 Ninth street Fifth averue viii be put IN com
piee order aud let Tor years E1r Hds ~ view
he premises apply 70 A. SSRGEAkT, - Wal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

nAy BOAT FOR ALBANY AND INTERMEDIATE
IL places- Steamer AMENfA will leave the foot OF Cham
bers street pier every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
oe~ock A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

T>o LET-FoR A RESIDENCE OR LEASE FOR a
family hotel sree four story hrst class hgn soop
some house with extension of hxO feet ~ rooms on
Madison avenue. near the square, psrier gro s,o
sster closets, tc. Inquire Of " h. klNsdihhh Ss r0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

ITO LRr-A HANDSOME COUNTRY REsrDENCE, WITH
carriage house attached q, Hghhrdg.vnle Weschester
county McCombs Gam with four acres Of snd run
ming 70 the Harlem rver partly aid ont In garden WIN
IN rhe city Apply 70 D. 4 A. KfNusfAND SUTTON, IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A FARM, or TWENTY FIVE ACRES. AT SCOTCH
"A Plains N j. depot for sale at ausuon eighteen
acres meadow and wood land otage barn aad sta
bles ue perfect sale the premises q IL O'clock on the
2th of April. 1883 Inquire OF AZARIAH CLARK on me
farm, or JOEL CLARK, W East Thirty nth street ~ T..
executors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

ITO LEr-LARaE FRONT ROOM QSsECoND FLOOR,
Il back basement kitchen and part attic No SO hud
Apply ss above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

RKANsAs LANDS FOR SALE OR EXCuANGE-AT
IA 40 cents per cre-AGo acres first qualify Of farming,
timber valuable mineral lands situated White
Searcy county. Address K s., Girsrd House, for one
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

A FULL. TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, WITH TWO
full city lots In the town Of Flabush to be sold for i!te
over 5000, by n widow woman who 10 her chill
dren Apply To Mr. Nelson, on the corner of Fatbush
and Glove road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

COTTAGE FOR SALE-CHEAP. IN BROOKLYN; CON
tains ten rooms garden well stocked with fruit Apply
70 Mr. NASH 40S Fulton Carlton Brooklyn
in the furniture store, 1913 Chatham kreet N Y Price 81 ~
Terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

ITO LET-IN JERSEY CITY, THE THREE STORY AND
basement brick house 40 Washington street. containing
range boiler wash wash basins bath and closets
blocks from $500 Also the
two story and basemen: house NO IA York street, containing
eight modern boiler ash trays,
bath and water coses and futures block
ferry 3O Also the story and basement
house 10 York street. containing eight and fl
in the yard: rent S375 Apply 70 B. o. EDGk,
10 Washington street, Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24
HORSES, OAKiliAuEs, &C

A SUPERIOR LI0Hf DOUBLE BRETT NEARLl
"A cost $3.50 for sale for OF Mt the low price
Of s3Oo-no less. Apply 70 CHARLES Brady, 81 IVES
Sixteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

L,ARM FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, WESTMINSTER
county, very desr ble country residence for gentle
doing business in this city, IL Is hours ride from the
city mile from depot there Is hundred acres OF
land fifteen Is woodland the balance under cat,vs
ton; there house. built In good style and we'll finish
ed also barn. carriage house and stables for all the stock
10 we'll stocked and has all the farming utensils necessary
To be sold with without stock small house In this city
taken part payment Apply 8 Carmne street or 70
W. LYONS, IN the place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

Two LET-RENT Low TO A COOP TENANi-rhE
three story and basement hrics house IN god nrder
and fixtures tbrouRhout. 81 Atlantis sweet Brc2kyn
also, lower part Of house NJ % street neN feH
Brooklyn, Inquire Of A. N. FANEIk6, ~ B0wery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

INOR sALE-PRICE SS5O0-A VERY DESIRABLE
three story brick house the of Second
and Nineteenth street handsome court ard fifteen feet wide
contains all the modern improvements The gas futures.
oic0ths parlor csrpsts cornices &c will be sod
II desired. Apply 70 CHAUNCEY BARNARD, 81 Wall
street, 7 Jauncey Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

E,oR SALE A COUNTRY SEAT CONSISTING OF !
II land, with house, barn and oubuidings II
beautifully located Staten Island ga miles from QuarAn
tine landing On the premises fine apple orchard and
variety fruit of various kinds. For particulars
ply to A. WELLS, of Washington and Bank streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

(NOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR BALE "A BAKGAIN,
~ and immediate possession given within twenty five
miles of New York. accessible by boat and railroad besu
country residence furnished ghout and repee with
all modern improvements with five Of land TO
applicants part Of the lsnd will be sod without the
the nee hboThood Ia unsurpassed for eauty Of
scenery commanding extensive View OF the Hudson River
well watered failing fsprings The health OF
he place needs no comment Apply 10 ROBERT GRAVES,
fulton and Carlton Brooklyn at Tar
rytown. where always ready convey applicants
70 the grounds.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-04

SPEAKING WELL OF OTHERs.-If the disposi-
ton to speak well of others, were universally
prevalent, the world would become a compar-
ative paradise. The opposite disposition is the
Pandora-box, which, when opened, fills every
house and every neighborhood with pain and
sorrow. How many enmities and heartburn
ings flow from this sourcel How much hap
piness is interrupted and destroyed! Envy,
Jealousy, and the malignant spirit Of evil, when
they find vent by the lips, go forth on their
mission like foul fiends, to blast the reputation
and peace of others. Every one has his inn
perfections, and in the conduct of the best
there will be occasional faults, which might
seem to justify animadversion. 1t is good
rule, however, when there is occasion for fault
finding, to do it privately to the erring one.
This may prove salutary. 1t is proof of in
terest in the individual, which win generally
be taken kindly, if the manner Of doing it is
not offensive. The common and unchrstian
rule, on the contrary, is to proclaim the failing
Of others to all but themselves. This is un-
christian, and shows despicable heart.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-04
SYPHILIS AND GoNoRRHEA.

TIE l. j. CzArKAY would ask especial attention to Syphi.
ttc and Gonorrhual Diseases. In the hrst stages OF
either of these complaints he guarantees perfect and
eiectua cure in few days without hinrance to business
the slightest inconvenience. The Doctors method OF
treating them combines all the latest improvements by the
Medical Faculty. with discoveries made by himself more
effective than anything yet known, which the pa
tent from the possibility Of secondary symptoms, and
moves the disease in the shortest possible time.
Secondary syphilis which appears in consequence Of the
absorption OF the poison into the system and produces
Buboes Ulceraon in the throat and which destroy
the soft parts and the bones to mory separate and
come away, disfguring the patient horribly Nodes, or
painful swengs in the bones Blotches upon the skin,
Of which the Doctor daily In his office and which
the result Of improper treatment Also Ulcers, Sores
and Pmpes and injuries to the constitution which, after
long period Of suffering destroy life. It will also be
membered that these disorders hereditary passing from
parent To child and entaling upon the offspring ruined
constitution For OF all these forms of disease the
Doctor guarantees asks no compensation The
Doctor be cosud by letter otherwise free charge
and invites all those who afflicted to call upon him.
where he will give them such satisfaction they obtain
where else His Office is Sacramento street. below
Montgomery, nearly opposite Pacific Mail steamship Com.
pany's Office, san Francisco. jan7q
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-04
Mariposa aemotrat.
Extracts---Instructive and Amusing.

The discontented man finds no easy chair
The truest courage is always mixed with
circumspection.
Times chariot-wheels make their carriage
road in the farest face
If exercise promotes health those who col
lect old bills for editors should be among the
longest lived people on the earth.
One of the medicine dealers advertises a
cure for hackney cough" That must be
sort of cab.driver's complaint.
A very absent-mnded gentleman being
upset by boat into the river sunk twice be-
fore he remembered that he could swim.
An Irish gentleman lately fought duel
with his intimate friend, because he jocosely
asserted that be was born without a shirt to
his back.
An aflectionate and endearing mother re-
Gently remarked that she was feeding her
daughter on pickles to prevent her being eaten
up by the young men, who call her "too sweet
to live"
When you are addressing blocbhead be as
grandiloquent as possibe-for the less such
people understand the more profound they
think you are. In a vacuum, recollect feath-
ers fall as far as guineas.