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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22
IsEATETER

EMBRAC CiNG SoLE-LEATHER, KIP, CAJFAND
pUhUS0 ShiNS,a general assortment ofLININGS.
MAKERS FINDINGS. ' VI ohoE
~, me above Stock we are determinedto sell Err
r"an WI i, ean oe nad elsewhere Come everybody Give
@ that the above isno HUMBUG. In Connection with
oul goo9s rom abroad, we keep constantly on hand
asao we All our goods, good in every respeet0 cns
possible style. n e. S"J ~ !. GiPs tPe vest
Lapcaster. September. 10. Ie57. ia.tf olNol.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

R,Rhe diamond fallen into dunghilI.
less Ieeicus; and the dust rails
81 wluds 70 heaven, l. not The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
The (hcss Cor,est A. Eu,o,,e

THO ~~s~a~s or shess this side OF the ocean were
somcw taken aback the arrival Of the Niagara
learn tina, the American chess champion, Paul Morphy
was beaten By Barrwz in Paris his first game with
that great player II unfortunate that the steamer
did not bring intelligence Of two games when
no doubt very deren, story would be told Chess people
here will be very much disappointed the
does not bring ms Of the defeat Of the German
AZ Il was, however the victory not much to boast
Of Herr HarrwiH had the 1rst move, and he adopted
the unusual cf requesting Mr. Morphy to accept
the kings gambit, game which oompes the second
player TO remain the defensive for the first dozen
al least while the FIRST player has fine attack
Mr. Movphy chivalronsy consented to the wish Of the
German although he thereby had 10 adopt defensive
game while his great strength s In bis mastery and
efwhclming attacks IN the of the game oJ
portnnity occurred whereby Morphy, BY sacrificing
knight. could get up attack his account: and
tired of being the defensive The yielded 10 the epia
ton, which eventually cost him the game. with
weaker player the attack lac got up would have been
whemin-; hut Harrwitz happens 70 know two ~ three
things about tlcSs than the American gave him
credit FOR and he defended himself with such warincss
TINT towards tc close &c the came, when the pieces
a changed on except the queens c retained pawns
whereas Morphy had but one. The German then eom.
PEELED exchange OF queens aud ot course won easily
with lii rrepondsrance of paws II "a very likely that
next time Mophy vii he careful how be- sacrifices pieces
will player IKE iiarrwltz
On Morphy arriving In Paris. and while awaiting the
arrival a Mr.. Harrwz, who ~ Nalcnclcnncs, thu
Young American amused himself by encountcring the few
nossbtics be- fonnd IN the Cerce des Ebecs with the
following result He played one game with NJ DC Kycrc
On brother 10 the Zouayc), which terminated Ia drawn
battle: three against ~ Journoud all OF which he
and seven wherein he aave the pawn and Two 10
NJ. Lecriyain. OF which h. won Nv aud drew two.
The following = the Of Mcrphys game ~ q III
fUeut me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27


Pot. and STAR gazers have now ample scope anl
vcrgc cnongh iof taeir several idcSynera.ics u
the phcnonens 20 be witnessed ia The heavens
every day and evening. Venus makes ~ appearance
~ midday right in the face of the rod of day
who, clothed In his autunnal robes gracouslv permit
the star OF iovc 10 shine IN his presence The nights
too surprisingly beautiful the air s clear, and The
fun Is In the height ~ her quccnly beauty IN the
east while the comet, like flaming OF IRE. Is de
scending IN the western sky. n would inspire the vercst
du he 10 look hcavcnwars these glorious nights.
Last night the corners Of the streets and tops OF t
Houses thronPcd With imrromptu astronomers gaz
ng the comet which has become surprisingly brgh'
within few nights past In fact such comet has been
Witnessed hy the present generation of Young The
comet OF 1858 the last very bright visible The
nucleus is bright star OF the first magnitude and
tho tail which slightly curved takes immense sweep
OF perhaps fifteen degrees. About o'clock when
the nucleus IS within twenty i've degrees o the western
horizon the tail approaches within few degrees of the
bottom of tho elsstef of stars known the "drrcr
The comet will continue 20 grow brighter aud brighter
nightly unit, the hrst week In October, when viii be
lost in the suns rays
The opssde Of the pcriheNon Of this COMET u about
thirty degrees and OF the ascending node about hun
dted and sixty six degrees The inclination IS about SIX
tyeiaht degrees. Tho perihelon distance IA about 40
600 900 miles, or little greater than the distance
q Mercury from the sun fs motion rerogrsde that
It's apparent motion from RICH, 70 len % At this
tine The velocity Q. the comet, when o. It's per'hcloa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

DC for Monroe county four rowed 81 NC for ordinary
snd sJc for rowed At depot No sales reported
in oats and holders firm for delivery Ia the third week
OF September. The receipts at tide show an in
crease in -four over the week Of last year Of 90
l15 bbs and In corn Of ii 800 bus Decrease wheat
in 1853 over 1867, reduced 10 -four 5627l7 bbis 10
September IL
BussAIo, Sept 1902
Flour IN good demand market Sc q loo better sales
5000 bbls. at ~ o. So for medium choice superfne
Wisconsin and Illinois, IS l2 IS rs for good 10 choice
supesfne Indiana Michigan, Ohio and Canadian - 37K
IS 0zx for good to choice do. IS. 81 50 for
double extra Wheat In good demand, and market 1c.
&C. beter sales 900 bushels ut 81 or for Milwaukee
Club u u for extra do; 81 IL 81 ID for red Ohio
81 ID u ~ for the range oil white Corn in active de-
mand; market firm sales 81 900 bushels at &c. 66c
Barley steady; saos at roc 30c. Rye steady but only
small sales ut 6ec. Oats selling nj Acc Whiskey nom
nal At &c Canal frcghts Receipts for tho last
twenty four hours 500 bbls. four SO 169 bushels
wheat bushels corn 522 bushels OATS 7o4 bushels
barley.
OswE0o Sept 25-8P.M (,
Flour steady. Wheat unchanged sales 10000 bushels
at u o. for Milwaukee club 81 20 for white Canada
aoat Corn scady sales 80 900 bushels choice Ohio and
Illinois at &c. Canal freghs unchanged at 2Sc on four
SC. on wheat Tkc on corn New York Lake imports
400 bbls -FOUR 600 bushels wheat, 20 900 bushels
corn 80 600 bushels barley Canal cxports-43O0 bbls
four 5000 bushels wheat, 10000 bushels oats, 5000
bushels rye
CHICAGO, Sept 25--8P.M
Flour quiet Wheat steady at rec. Corn active coo
SIS 900 bushels wheat To 0swego2 900 bushels wheat
Rsceips2o00 bbls nour, 60 900 bushels wheat, $4,000
bushels corn r
CINCINNATI, Sept. Is, 1858.
Flour - % q IS 10. whsxcy unchanged selling at
zoe. Grain unchanged Mess pork $lb 80. ot&ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

SurRrxr CorRT--Cmcvr.-Part Mos 39. 900, e69
OIL oTb, qs1, ps3 es5, es7 $50 eol p3 oq5 9o7 gap
1901 1908, 1905 too7 1909 Part 2-Nos ~. Sl2 So
sac ts s52, $50, $50, SIS SEQ 500 so So s't SIS
$50 81. dos A16, 522
srreksv corRr--Gcnera Term --Nos Ito y - g. %
% 10 30. 81 % 80. 81 40 los
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
cososxns Isqrrsn YESTERDAY. -Inques,s were held in

CoR0NsRs INQuksFs fFsFRRDAv -Inquests were held IN
che following cases yesterday
BY Coroner Hills upon The body Of Hsgh McManus who
over and killed by Of the Hudson River cars
u West and Canal streets The deceased was try
sne 20 eet on the while was under mil bcadvay
when he missed his step and fell Under the wheels Yer
dict, "Accidcntai DEATH BY the same roronev anon
the body OF George G. Griffin, native OF New YORK
aged twenty nine years who accidentally killed by
falling into the hold of the steamship Alabama nv tho
same, upon the body OF an unknown man, about forty
years q age who found AZ pier No II East river
The deceased had the appearance Of being opgshore
man
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

TRouBLE AT TItE BRIGHTON BASE.-THE CASHIER
4 DwAuiIpR SOM $40 000-Tlc reason Of the recent re
sienation of Mr. Robert NJ Woodwork, cashier of th
Brighton Bank has become aprarcnt-painfuly 80. N
turns out 10 be dcitutcr, having made way as Is al
legged with $40 00e belonging 20 the bank An IN
vcsgaon W progressing Ny the directors. The bank 4
Sad 10 be secured against loss by the bondsmen Of Mr.
Woodwoth and by his private property, which has been
made over 70 the bank 10 protect from loss. y said
ne has been ndagng in fancy stocks for sonnet time ant
which, ~ generally the case, has brought him down
He " leading Baptist in Brighton and the revelations arc
heard with concern by The church--Boson Bee, SEPT ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
TaE FAMILY aERALD.

The state sabssatarian Convcntion-,The Utica
Free L0vo Ccnvcntion--rhe FasIsiosss An
New YOrIx-Cursous Case OF Alleged WNfc
Murticr-Thc Next PresidcUey-IOcalN News
Market Reports, &C., S.r.
The FAnuV HssALD Of Wednesday will csata Oh te lows
ofe preceding week ofimpovtsace Anseas other matters
Il VIII give
report Proceedings the State sabbA,arsn conven
aonConies between the Canals and the Raiircs-rohcM
Action Recomneaded-Iaesesag Observation-Disclosures
&c, &c
Arepor Of the Donss OF Uics Love Pnianshopc
ConvenonA Review OF the various Causes
and Cures OF EyFos'er the AboHsonis Reduced ~ inc
Come noa aud Laughed Down-Intenss Excitement IN the
Conventional Muaio Philosopher RobukinR the Free Lovers
fnadeisfnercsng Experiences q spiri,ualst-Wind
Ing up ito Performances, &C., &C.
The AL Fashioas(reat opcning Day among MineYs
sua Modeswha. the ladies will Wear during the present
rashtonable Styles Dresses, Bonnes
CIoaks, Man,iilas. &c.
Curious OF Alleged Wife Murder-Arres, OF the Al
cussd-xu,opsy OF the Body-Examinaton before Justice
welh-Inve before Coroner Conncry-fcsmony o.
Witnesses, b., &c
Speech the Hon Foote the Nex. Presidency-His
Views Of Kansas the Administration Douglas the black
pubiicsns, &c.
rnc Chess Europe-Mr. Psul Morphy beaten
Paris
day night-Rcturn the Warren Hose Company from Phs
delphia-Grand Reception by the Fire Department.
Celebration Of the Anniversary Of the Preach Revolution
i7s9 BY the Frcnchnen In New York.
Interesting article the Pcriis Of .Eriai Nav;gacnrh
Lcs Ereaaat Thurson-The Ascension OF Winchester in
Isas-Thc Fearful Story of the Youthful 4Eronaus
The Burning acknowledgement 10 be the Anstria-Pro
bable Safety Of her Passengers. &C.
The Expectation Of the Captured Africans
Editorials tho leading events Of the day.
full review Of the New York Cattle Market-Ihe Number
OF Cattle at market prices. &c.
The local Of interest OF New York and the adjoining
cities
with Police Reports Theaoa, Criticisms, Commercial and
Money Market Reports Marriages and Deaths for the week.
altogether forming Of varied useful and interesting
reading.
TermsOniy ~ year. four cents single copy To be OBJ
tanned Office OF the IlxRaLp and Of all agents Ad
verllsenents inserted at the usua! HERALD rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

Wnsos --Ou Sunday morning Sept o. sAxAs, wus e
william Wilson, aged ~ years.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully nvyxoS
to attend the funeral this Monday afternoon AZ sr~s
out further notice, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27


DETROIT FSxnEs vnH--Nep4une Fire Engine
Company No g. Of Detroit left that city tho Gath
visit TO New Ysrs They numbered about thirty ncn,
and were accompanied by Mayor Patton and Chief En-
einecr William Lee AT Buikslc they take the New York
and Erie railroad fos New York where they will remain
few days. and then proceed TO Waterford AT that place
they will receive tLes engine from the builders.
They VIII give tho mashnc thorough trial under tho di
recucn of It's builder and then proeeed TO Albany where
they viii participate in me grand national fromens tour
nament secure a's prize, they and then return
home Car hremcn must to TINT they receive all
proper Hospitality.
SIX 10 EorR TAxn.-Yhe Deputy Tax Commissioners
are now making the for the levy Of 1885,
Property holders should have eye 10 the dongs Of
these ofcas and see that their assessments all right
A little care now win prevent trouble hereafter.
THx ASTORIA SucDK-TKo body Of tho suicide that
found At Astoria on the oath inst has been identified
John Laughln native Of Ireland, who has resided in
this country for fifteen years His last residence in
Brooklyn No cause has been assigned for tho rash act
The Lindsey Blues, Captain Thomas Price. will make
their anniversary parade tho 25th Of October next
This is uniformed company and OF the best drilled
volunteer companies in the city Their parade viii be
quite an event among the target shooters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Of -four bills rendered 10 public company Of this
city right, the interest cast being either
lees than should have been Tax payers win do well
TO examine the calculations before they pay
pABQLL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

unsupphed WIZ these All important preparations are INC
mercy Of de Bolts aud bars merely exclude robbers but
these keep death Itself a. bay som NO Walden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
Political Intelligence.

Frsios mrwKEN Know korHuas AND RnrvmicAss
on srAvx cxxz-Yere ia report in political circles
that effort s being made effect fusion between tho
republicans aud Americans tho Stute ticket 10 re
ported that ThUstow Weed is anxious 70 bring this
about he to prevent fusion at the syracuse
Convention and the is obvious Had the fusion
taken place then he would have boon compelled to take
bask seal and the republican platform would have been
stripped Of its ultra free soil feature which forms the
stock in trade Of Seward Co. Uniting on the State
ticket now, however, would be different matter, A. the
republicans coald still stick to their anti slavery notions.
without being responsible for the absurdies OF tho Know
Nothing creed Thurlow Weed has been town recently,
and IN conference with the leading city Know Nohings
The plan which Is reported he favors is for the Ameri
candidates Tor Governor and Lieutenant Governor to
withdraw in favor Of Morgan and Campbell, and he guac
sntees that the republican candidates for Canal Commits
soncr and State Prison Inspector will do ikewscthus
leaving but opposition State tickle, in the field, which,
the rank and Gle Of the twopartes will submit, would
DO almost equivalent election. That such plan
is on foot there is doubt bat is questionable whether
the Know Nohngs will consent any such arrangement
after the shabby treatment they received at the Syracuse
Convention.
DMocRA11c GAIN IN MAix.-Neariy the whole State has
beeu heard from and the following tho result compared
with the vote OF last year. when The two candidates
were running for GOVERNOR &c.. s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

CosL,s-BrrSs--on Sunday, Sept. IL. by Rev. Father
Jerome Joscphs church. Mr. THOMAS CONAN q this
city. to Mrs. MARY BuRSs, of Staten Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

Hsi's HsIr Dye, Shsiisngs y BoS. k'sek az
brown No Barclay street. Insllabe Ongcui and fleris
q hair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

IIrYE-t Bremen, on saturday, Sept 4, the wife OF G
FRIpksucg HkYE, OF Bremen, Germany, ofs sou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

senehcner and pain destroyer. The simplest snre-t saie
plcassn'es and cheapest r~sedy N the world Pain csfso
exist where this plaster u 50 fiied. Prize &c boy :.
ID. q. NOREufAD, ~ ",
sold by all druggists, gverywhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

The Legislature stands
Senate. Republicans, 20; democrats, 1.
ReTssseafotiues-Compl c,e.-Repablicaas 1885, demo
Gratis S. abolition. 1; no choice, 8.
FrHoN.--The Know Nothings and black republicans
Columbia county have gone to bed together and are
now sleeping soundy, with the following platform under
their pillows
Opposition the extension OF slavery into any of the
Territories OF the United States.
Freedom the principle Of Our government and that
slavery cannot exist an. where except by positive
meni.
iudicous registry aw-one wears residence after
naturalization OF foreigners prerequisite the right
Of voting.
revision Of the constitution and laws SO as further to
prevent bribery elections and TO maintain the purity OF
the ballot box rs the palladium Of our liberties.
The republicans TO have the Congressman aud the
Know No,hings the State senator
SsvERH.-The Utica Telegraph says that the Republican
Convention Of that comfy guilty OF conduct that
would shame convention Of Sandwich Islanders quar-.
rcng the bones Of a roasted missionary The Con.
vcnon here spoken OF nominated Roscoe Conku for Con
gress and refused TO pass resolution COMMUNICATING Hon
Orsamus 3. Mattcson, the present representative.
Ex-GovxgSoR HrNr.-Some OF the republican papers
have taken upon themselves to affirm thai FIX.
Governor Hunt will support the republican ticket this fail
The story has been contradcted private letters The
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser characterzes the attempt TO
make capital for the Morgan ticket by the bold assump-
ton under notice, most unworthy misrepresentation
Of the position Of Gov. Hunt
Tas SMITH PAmY.-Gerrit smiths organ in Buffalo
sAys:-sWe the eve OF a grea, poitica
awakening. The people rising and drinking in
the inspiration Of truth, which revealing TO them
the degradation Of subservient party rule. They
see they realized before and the result
will be thorough breaking from political harness before
November next All that is required 10 elect Gcrr Smith
Governor Of New York action the part Of his friends
An 0lD Know NOTHING srAox CoxGmEs.-rhe
Hon Jacob Broom appears before the people Of Fourth
Congressional district Of Pennsylvania the candidate
OF the 20 called straight Americans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

Whites Fall style OF Gent ielnen's Dress Hats
S. WHITES l6 Fulton and 22 Greenwich streets
Robinson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

Br00klyn.-You cannot tell how beautiful
you look til you have had one Of WILLIAMSON BROS.
owtvnaG
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Democratic gain nearly 5000.
THE FIELD AT LAST CLEAR FOR JvpsE DoucLAs-rhe Chi
cago Times says that Judge Breese has written letter
O. c. Skinner, OF Quincy withdrawing his from the
candidacy for tho United States Senate.
VERMONT MISREPRESENTATION RxrrxNs.-rhc Official re.
turns in from all but few towns, which do
cast eight hundred votes in all The FOR Governor
foot up follows compared with Inst year
1858. 1857
Hall, (rcp) .......2 13l Fletcher. (rep) rs $50
Kcyes (dem.) ,s45 Reyes, (dc,a) 2,33
Scattering. .......... 06 Scattering .......... 264
Halls majority, 1890. fietchers majority, 49, o3
For Congrcss-1st distrct-E p. Walton, (rcp) 800
+" I'd j. 2. Morrill,, (rep.) 80. $500
/" Sd H. T. Royce, (rep) -. 1900
DAM, atrr,fv Ton0 Al IN onn
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viii be aboot 100 900 miles per hour It's tail at least
100000 mites in length
That the comet will be much brighter viii be seen by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
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New YORK.


constantly manufacturing and has always on hand every
variety printing ink. from the finest black colored
news INK equal 10 any manufactured
prices be sold By regular manufac
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N B-Ths paper printed with my ink. also great
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GO and o. FULTON street
between Gold and Cnn ssree&s
winerhalter's celebrated
FLORfNDE,
With other hne pstnr~s Of French such a. e. T. M
Ter ssinber Comptc Caz Ssnfan dc Meta Ylchel Bs~en0
&c, &c, exhibition. Admission 3 c~us
GOUPTl CO.
O Ku0edler. sucoouaGrN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

For Coloring the Hair Use Wilson's Hair
colorcr only q cents bottle; changes the color to black
without dying staining the skim trouble In using
IT, applied like water; does not nure the hair thousands
with Sold at the drug store, 800 Grand street.
ner Of Allen, N. Y
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs md Toupecs-
he best in the world Wholesale and retail and the dye p
ateiy applied, o Astor House.
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Good Tea 81 the Chest, and 10 Ibs. Good
coffee for 81. CHRIsTIANs0N's tea warehouse, No.
~ karst afraai
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posc~suKR, Mass, sept. 10, 1868
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Portraits by the Queens Artist OF the Royal
Academy photographed. made by drawings painted at
HOI.MES gnllery. 30 BROADWAY
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-30

8.
81
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-30

THANKs--We are obliged to Felix Tracy O
Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express for late papers.
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-30

BLACK WARRIoRs.-A regiment of negroes has
been ordered by the English Government from
the West India Islands to India.
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-30
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
Opposite the old 81. Charles Hotel.

~ THE UNDE RESIGNED >sED3
.G[- would inform the public that ASsssss9SEAA
he has purchased the above establishment, and
will from time to time make additions to his
stock. Persons wishing good saddle horses
would do well to give him call
He runs Passenger Train daily, on the arri-
val of stages, to Weaverville and its vicinity.
Particular attention paid to Horses on Livery
Hoping to give his customers satisfaction, he
solicits share of public patronage.
II. 4. BENTLY.
Shasta, May II, 1856. If
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-30
FRUITS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.,
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Grand Medical and Surgical Institute

Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite
Pacific Mail Steam Ship Co.'s Office,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Esta6hshed IN 1854, for the Permanent Cnre Of all
Pirate and Chronic Diseases, and tie sup+
preston Of Quackeyy.
A TTENDlNG AND RESIDENT PLY SICIAN,
\ L. J. Czapkay, NJ. D., late in the Hungarian
revolutionary war, Chief Physician to the goth
Regiment of Ionveds, Chief Surgeon to the Mill
itary Hospital of Pesth, Hungary and late Lees
turer on Diseases of Women and Children.
Communications strictly confidential
Consultations, by letter or otherwise free.
Address l.. J. CZAPKAY. NJ D.,
San Francisco Cal
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-30

4 RIGHT PERT TME.-Aecording to the
Sonora Democrat the boys had lively time on
the iith inst, at Robinsons store, Long Gulch.
Tuoiumne county. That paper says:
r. Cloud was shot dead; W. Connolly shot
through the neck and back: James McCrate shot
in the left shoulder-blade; Benz. Edmistou shot
in the thigh; Thos. Rich wounded in the cheek:
Jerry Seaber struck on the head with a pistol :
Alex. Flowers shot in the mouth Luke Spar
row wounded in the face with a six shooter