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The Shasta courier., 1858-11-27

OAKS IN ENGLAND-The Parliamentary Oak.
In Clipston Park, is said to be l 500 years old.
The park existed before the Conquest, and be-
longs to the Duke of Portland. The tallest oak
was the same noblemans property it was call
ed the Dukes walking stick, and was higher
shan Westminster Abbey. The largest oak in
England is the Calthorpe oak, Yorkshire; it
measures rs feet in circumference at the ground
The Three Shire Oak at Workshop is called so
from forming parts of the counties of Noting
ham, Derby and York. This tree has the great
est expanse ofany recorded in this island, droop-
ing over III square yards. The most productive
oak was that of Gelenos, in Monmouthshire,
selled IN 1910; the bark brought e200, and its
timber e6I0. In the mansion of Tredegar Park,
Monmouthshire, there is said to be room AZ
feet long and u feet broad, the floor and VAIN
scot OF which were the production of a single
Iee-an oak-grown on the estate.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-27

BA- Prussian gentleman recently broke
the Wiesbaden bank in about an hour, winning
25o,O 900 francs-S5o,o00. He played the limit
$500 francs-17,0O0 every time, and fortune
smiled on him while he did it.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-27

BS7- The mouth fthe Umpqua is said to be
one of the safest harbors on the coast. Vessels
enter and lay at anchor in safety. There is a
good wagon road from this place to Scottsburg,
and it can be travelled at all seasons of the year
-JacksonrRle (O.) Sentinel
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-27

BSr Have you read my last speech ?" said s
prosy orator the other day to friend "No.n
replied the person addressed with shrug, Y I
wish to goodness had.D
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-27

n@. Sir Walter Scott and Daniel O'CouneIl.
at late period of their lives, ascribed their sue
cess in the world to their wives. Were the truth
known, theirs is the history of thousands.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-27

b@ The largest reservoir in this State is be-
ing constructed on one of the branches Of the
Stanislaus river. When completed it will cover
an area of over fifteen hundred acres
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-27

H6r Learn to live well among i'll men i 81
thou hast attained that art, thou knowest %
how to live in the world M
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-27
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

London Cordial Gin,
Club House Gin,
Schiedam Schnapps.
Medicated lSchnapps,
Royal Schnapps,
&C., &c, Sc,
Under the above and similar titles, the liquor
mixers of this city are bottling large quantities
of adulterated, unwholesome trash, costing but
little, on which they hope to realize large profits
by selling in California.
Avoid all compounds. Some are so skillfully
prepared as to pass for good Liquor, except with
the best judges. IT, you would be safe, use only
the long established, renowned genuine Wolfss
Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
augl4-6m % Beaver street, New York.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-27
Extraordinary Sympathy.

Here is something, says Millington's Medical
Experience, that will please the ladies and as
tInish the men the singular sympathies that
forewarn a future unison between the sexes have,
in some instances, been most surprising. The
following, which came under my knowledge, is
perhaps one of the most singular. Mr.,
brother officer of mine, man of taciturn
and retired habits, seldom frequented public
places of amusement and when there felt any
thing but qualification. One evening after sup
per he was, however, prevailed on to go to
ball. We had not been long in the room when
to my utter surprise, he expressed great admira-
tion for a young lady who was dancing and
what still more amazed US, he engaged her to
dance Such an act of apparent levity on his
part, struck US a singularity, which might
have been attributed to unusual indulgence
at the table, had not the contrary been the case,
for he-,sas remarkably abstemious. The dance
was scarcely over, when be came to me and told
me with look of despoEdency, that his lovely
partner was married woman. The tone of
sadness in which he addressed me was truly lu-
dicrous A few minutes after he left the ball
room. The strangeness of his conduct led me
to fear that his mind was not altogether in
sound state; but was confirmed in my appre
hension when he told me, the following morn
ing, that he was convinced he should be mar
ried TO the object of his admiration, whose hus-
band was young and healthy clergyman in the
neighborhood. Here matters rested, and we
both went abroad. We did not meet till three
years after, when, to my surprise, | found that
his prediction had been verified The lady's
husband had died from fall from his horse, and
the parties were married. But, what rendered
this circumstance still more strange is, that
similar presentiment was experienced by the
young lady, who, on returning from the ball,
mentioned to her sister, with much emotion, that
she had danced with stranger to whom she felt
convinced she was destined to be married The
conviction embittered every moment of her life,
as despite her most strenuous endeavors, she
could not dismiss the stranger from her thoughts,
reluctantly yielding to the hope of seeing him
again.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-27

A GEORGIA RATLBoAD.-The railroad between
Kingston and Rome, in Georgia, if lit is not one
horse concern, is mighty slow team. friend
of mine, rejoicing in the name of Tick-a tele-
graph man, too-was riding upon the lightning
train upon this road, when be spied negro
Toddling beside the iron track,
Toating cotton on his back"
In the exuberent generosity of his nature, Tel
egraph Tick screamed OUT
Halloa, Uncle, come aboard-come aboard
and ride to townl"
The polite and glistening African touched his
old beaver, and replied:
"Beg pardon, massa, but Unjust get dar soon,
and hadn't got de time to spar"
It's the cheapest road in the United States
you can travel on it all day for a dollar!n
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-27
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Grand Medical and Surgical Institute

sacramento street, below montgomery, opposite
Pacific Mail Steam Ship Co.'s Office,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established in 1854, for the Permanent Cure ofal1
preston of Quackery.
A TTENDING NONRESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
IA L. ]. Czapkay, NJ. D., late in the Hungarian
revolutionary war, Chief Physician to the 20ti
Regiment of Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the Mil
itary Hospital of Pesth, Hungary, and late Lee
turer on Diseases of Women and Children.
CommunicationsEtrictly confidential.
Permanent cure guaranteed, or no pay.
Consultations, by letter or otherwise free.
Address L. ]. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
San Francisco. Cal.
T>O THE AFFLICTED.-Dr. L. J. Czapkay
i returns his sincere thanks to his numerous
patients for their patronage and would take
this opportunity to remind them that he con-
tinues to consult at his Institute for the of
chronic diseases of the Lungs, Liver Kidneys,
digestive and genital organs and all private
diseases, viz: syphiltic ulcers, gonorrhea,
gleet, structures, seminal weakness and all the
horrid consequences of seif-abase, and he hopes
that his long experience and successful practice
of many years will continue to ensure him a
share of public patronage. By the practice of
many years in Europe and the United States,
and during the Hungarian war and campaigns,
he is enabled to apply the most efficient and
successful remedies against diseases Of all kinds.
He uses no mercury-charges moderate-treats
his patients in correct and honorable way
has references of unquestionable veracity from
men of known respectability and high standing
in society. All parties consulting him, by let
| ter or otherwise, will receive the best and gen.
test tras.aaeat, a.2d implicit xerreev.
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The White Mans Government.

Judge Douglas, in defining his position since
bis return to Illinois, took the occasion to say
that he considered the Constitution of the United
States a white mans government. 1t was for
saying this in effect, by Chief Justice ianey,
that the Dred Scot decision was so ferociousiy
assailed by the Black Republicans. But Cniei
Justice Taney and Judge Douglas have said no
more on this subject than Chief Justice Daggett
pronounced to be good law in Connecticut
quarter of century ago. his (Oniei SuS'iee
Daggett's) language was:
si To nv mind it would be perversion OF
terms and the well known rules of construction
to say that slaves, free blacks or Indians, were
citizens within the meaning OF that term as useo
in the Constitution" -,
That opinion of the Chief Judge of our high
est Court has never been reversed. Indeed, SO
far as the Supreme Court of Connecticut has
expressed any opinion, it is in harmany with
Judge Daggetts. Chief Justice Williams, Tor
majority of the Court, has since declared that
Slaves cannot be said to be parties to that
compact, (the Constitution of Connecticut) or
to be represented in it."
And then further said
$50, too, when by another article in the Con-
stitution, all colored persons are excluded from
the privileges of electors it would seem as If all
colored persons were considered excluded from
the social compact"
And if "all colored persons" seem to be ex-
cluded from the social compact by our State
Constitution, made in 1918, how can it be fairly
pretended that they are included in the social
compact of the United States Constitution,
adopted in 1856, and when the distinctions of
color were more marked Connecticut Paper.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-27

rcHAsIcs, INVENTORS, MANUFACTURERS, AND
W.. FARMERS.
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Grltes 8nG. - Der 6rteOen u. Campo J0rtliO
(TDrtfebuna.)

|
Do1, eini9eS 8lut tpirD flie6en, iagte 2hu>
gut rubis, aber e8 pirp fein SlterretA!lGeS 8lut
IrnDern ra8 Der 0enettanil6en Jreibett8beloen
| isin, Die mir 5uul Nufltauo anrei3en. DeIe8
8lut pirb -lte. an un8 beltetl, psnn ntdtS fittet
I 70 felt ais 8lut! llno ieet men lie6er gutter
@raf, ba sic neinen Btan fennen, ieet bite d),
RAP 9ie i1 ellen molten, Jpn tn'8 Q8erf gu fe>
pen unb S9re. ltnterhlnpler na6 2prpl uup Q5es
neoi0 a65uleupen 2Sir baben feline 3eit 3u per@
lieren, penn bic 6rieoen8pralininarieu reiden
nur BIG gum a1t5e6nten glprtt. uuo bi8 babtn
muB Venepig ipie cine reife 6ruAt leiu, bic, neil
feline SaaD pa mar, lie 81 pflifsn, pon leIber
abfdllt. -..s->- ....
5n elmer Stunoe, GrceIsnb tperbe id, ale
Sire Befeble erfilIt habeu, unObte Sel9ldteIten
meiner InnpIdofter uno unterbanpler iperpen
untermege fem uad 0eneDt9 unp 2prol.
Q8en ienpen Sic na4 SeneDi8 an Die Sig
ncrd
Den eepaubteffeu Q(ler nleiner 2eute, ben
Nntcn 99ulnleiter.
Sb, i'd fenne Jpn, Ct bat mir I9pn oft 9ea
bient, unD 1T in 2DabrbeIt eIn brauhbares Cub
left. geur 1abGen Ste Jpn gut, pamit er tren
bleIbt, penn er bat gum Slid einen ,Sebler, Bel
bal elm IA6ne8 28eb, lpel6e8 piel Selp bruudt.
3abteu sic Jpn ol5o gut, unb er mtrp un8 nite
een. I ND leBt Ieben sic mobl, meiu lteter
,(2)raF, td} Oenfes mir baben uns Seipe prlIfonl'
men perltoaoen unO wtiieu, mas mir gu tbun
baben>
SD babe aaf'8 91eue erfauut, boB bas olfers
re1dITde Staat8ldtff in ben D1npen eines Dtan.
neS 1T, oer es, ipie tetn AnOerer, Su lenfen uuo
81 tIbten Derltebt, 1d9te @raf Sapr1u, iuoenI
er it4 ton benz Wttuiter rerat14iepete.
(ss 1T rtcaeht ein SamIlitntSlent, u1eil1 lie
Der @rat 1a9te Gpu9ut la1enp, unO t1 BABE
pa8 CohtTlslenteh Don lletneut Gater oenl
SAifI5baumeilter 9elernt Addio, caro- AMIGO,
mio! ,o - 'i-. s2as
Sie btiiften ii8 5artltb gum 26I4eo bic
S1noe unp nit etnenl pon 2ie6e unb 6reupp,
Iqaft Itroblenpen @eit9t perlieB @raf SanralI
po8 Cabinet Des 8reniernlinilters gtber ais
Die IpHr ieiue8 2Sa9ens li9 binter ibm i9loB
uup rer eole @rdf III 5einer babm rolenpen
&ntlde lt4 iider faRlte ppr leben1 SpGbetau9e,
oa i4pano po8 Qd4eln Don Ieineu Qtppeu, Die
| li4 ieBt Sffnetea 81 eitlenl Nu8bruf Der 8ers
plnI9au9.
llnertrlslider Ile6ermutb! GnrpSreube On,
EmaBun8! mnraelte er Oann nit ttnlteren 8lIfs
fen upr lt4 bin. 2Be Elm De8pOt meiut eriAals
ten unp walten gu tSnnen uno uu8 2tIe, mid 10.
gar betta4tet er nur ol8 er8ebenen 9eborlamen
.Diener @rlaubt iiA mid leiuen lieben fleinen
| @rafen gu nennen! SD, iA meroe benz Spbr
fpe8 G9ifT8bauneiiterS pr4 zines Ia9e8 bewei.
| len, boB Der lebe fletne @raj Saurau bod 9rS.
Der 1T, ais er! geoulo, @eputo, lrlein Gas lrirr
tOuInen unO an pieiem Gage merpe iG ben lie.
ben tleinen &bu9ut ltitt3eu. I ie
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v. Ger @eneral 8onaparte.
i Der 5riepe ic(lte enoli4 gum AblatuB toms
men 2-5
.Sn l1otne permeilten felt eint3eu QDoben ldon
Die 6iterreiaiI4en Ib9elanpteH, Der @raf pon
WeerpeIbt, Der @raf 2aDmis Don GobeEsl unb
Der Wlarqli8 De @alo, tpel4er ben bepen Ser
rem al8 l9iatb9eber pom Wiener Soie 3usegeben,
pbnpbl er Ietber fein 8eamter beg SaiIer8, ion<
bern @eianpter ReoPels am aaiierbOfe gu Bieu
mar. .-c =
Su 8a1lerianc oerpeilte Der @eaeraG Bona
parte er allein, Den breten SepoIlmdAttaten
Seiterreid8 segenGber, mar bon Der erDBen
Republif 6ranfreid beppundAtiSt ben f5rtepeu
NIT Selferret9 5u idlieBerL rper ben &rieg su
eraeuern, ie na4peul es ibm gut pdnfte.
Die 9tuSen SrQnfreid8, DeutidlanbS, ia
gang Gnropa'S waren alip auf pielen fleinen
Yunft an Der @jren3e Deutl4lanp8 uuD StalienS
bin seri9tet, benn bort irIlte ltA ieet Die nd4lte
3nfunIt Guropa'8 eutIAcipen, bort |ollten bic
2SIrfet fallen, pelde Der QSelt Rrte9 oper 6tiez
Den briuSeu IoGlten. -..
SeIterreia pollte rem 6riebeu, e8 nluBte i9n
molten, neil es lid niAt fart 8enuS f.blte gum
4rieg, neil e8 pie @efabreu unp NerluIte forts
9eIeeter Nteperla9en fir9tete. gber es polIte
Il Trieoen nid3t nm iepen Prei8, Ionpern es
mcllte aus pem 6rieoen &Ortbeil 3eben, es woIte
lta per9r5Berlt auf Soften Stalien8, auF Soften
BrenBen8 penn eS iein u1uBte, auf 2Olteu
Deutl9lanp8! .-.
28aa aber pottte 6ronfrei6 Ober aielmebr,
mas mplIte oer General 8pnaparte (?
gtiemanp auBer ibm muBte bas. 01iemanb
permo6te aus oteIem ebernen Nn9eii1t feline
@epanfen gu erratben, aus leiuen lafpnilden
DOrten Die Gbotea ieiuer 3 jfunft u eut3ffertt,
Niemanbeu MAI e8 9e9eben, gu ia9eu, mas 8o-
nuparte beQblidtt8te, weld Elm 3nler ieinem
Gbrsei5 seitedt. .5..1+.r..
9eit Otonaten l6pebten Die 6rieren8s sllnters
banplungeu nit Selterreih, iett Wc4en traten
bic Slterreidii6en 8epcumd6t9teu nit benz
General gpnaparte ta9lid gu Die, ,itinri9en GOn=
feren5en 5uIammen, bic obpe6Ielno in YaiIe-
riano -un6 in lloine fat fanbeu, aber INNER
nod mar ba8 6rieoen8perf nidt ab9el9lolieu.
Oelterrei9 perlanete gu piel uno 6rlafreid
>lpcate gu peni9 3uselte9en Sit mar es in ben
Gpnfereu5eu iApu gu beftiSeu grOrternnsen
sefprnlen, oft bate man bel penlelben Brnas
parties Gimme ltd gu lauteu Dcnnertonen err
beben bSren, unb 8liee teS 3orn8 paren in iets
nen Nugen oufsefIQmult aber bic Slterrei4i>
fben Diplomaten paren ni6t oapcn 5erldntet'
tert mprpen, an ibrem unperwIl ltll9eH 2d4eln
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Dienffoe. Sen is, aR6rs iase,

maren bic Sliee Der 6elpberrnau9en ulad,tlo8
ab9e8lItten, pOr petn Donner ieiuer Stimnte
battett tie tbr 9aupt 9ebeuet, I'M e8 tot wieper
lan9am gu er9eben, renu er 19pieg. .u3Jsil
Seute, am prei5ebnten Sftober, ipGlte lpieoer
elne oteler Gcnferen5en- in ucine bem @rafen
eoDen6l tattftnpen, uno pte(lei6t mar e8 oes<
palb, Dap Der @5cneral 8cnlparte lt9 l9on in
un9epObnt frlRer Weor8enfunbe erboben bate.
SeIre 8sllette mar e6er pollenbet Die bier
Tammeretener, Die ibm BET berlel6eu beba(fltA
8emelen, batten ebeu ibr Q8erf beenOet. Bpua=
parte bate ftd ulmer lpiQenle3 i9reu SSdnpea
uberSeben uno iid mic eilt SSinp BON ibnen aur
fleloen, maiden unb frilirea lalIen y sSebt
bteB er nit euen ftunnlen a4inf einer 6anp
Die 0lener buau89eben, pno rief nit lauter
StinIme: Boureune .
Scfcrt Sifnete lid Die Q6ir ba briiben III
ELL llnger, bod9em1dIener Wann in oer @ipil
traht ogiuull9er W}ooe frat en. Gonaparte
Deutete nit oer Sano agf penS9reibtijd) bin, in
Oem er ietnen lunsen 9ecretar nit eiuem raiGen
9let9en ietne3 9epfe8 besriiBte.
Srurtenne 9in8 nit 9erauiA(oien Sdritten
nad renl Slid, uno ii4 pOs Demlel5en uieberz
esenb, le9te er Elm leere8 Bapier 3ure0t uno
uaPm Die 6eper, ba8 Dictat 9ouaparte's ere
martenp. ur..sq -n res. -.-.- -.
A6er gonuparte idipie8, Die Sd1be ouf
benz Nliden gefaltet 9in3 CT nit raiden S9rite
ten in benz @entad} auf uno al. Bourienne,
Die 6eper in Der 0ano balteno unD in ieoeni
Dfpment bereit, 5u i4reiben, geupB bieIe8
Sdpei9en, rieie3 9eoantenppue 9nuen bes
Generals nit wabrem Gut3Gfeu,l benn pie1es
SaWet9en 86nnte ibut Die W}uBe, Bouaparte
an5ufehen, itd} 81 Uertiefen in ien Deien, ieceu
3u9, leoe Sewe8un8 Oe8 Sie9er5 bon 9talIen
lt4 ttef etu3uprGgen. H
Spurlenne Wur 8onoparte'8 Sugenefreunb,
iie paren 5uiamuen auf Der &rie9s(9pte 9epes
en, fie batten iid mieper 9efunOeu ii, 8art8,
uno Der lnnge mittellcle 2ieutenant 8onpparte
batte ltd7 eft 9efreut, Don leinem reiAeren Sduls
Treuno goarlcnue etu Dtttaa8e[jen an5uuebmeu.
Seuben p9ren eini9e Sa9re erlt per9ongen,
uno lest worgber Qteutenant Q3cnaparte ldpu
elm Observation-Disclosures @eneral 8eporpeu, unp
Beureane, Den Die NiGuHer Der Sbredeu81eit
auf bic Stlte Der PrOlcri6irten 8eleet, mar hob,
Oen S4ue ieiueS einli9ea 3.9eupireunpes gu
senieBen unO BET ihm eisie Stelle ais 9ecretair
9efunDen SIT babe1. .itDuu53rt u
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SGpn als General batte Bpnaparte in
StalIen INNER bier Sammerpiener Iurn (icb, unp
er lteB ltb BON ibnen anfleDen ME Elm Rinp. erz
5dblt ieln Sammeroiener @onitant ,@r lDar
oa5u 9ebpren non 3ammer6ieneru bebient gu
mereen,F siQ9t er. Memories de Constant
preIiersvalet de chambre de l'Eempereur
Napoleon. Vol. II. 9. 1870. e-
fa'l@ (6ortIeBung fcI8t.] @ ls-. Fig
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Debtn9GmSetss
0se FtasGt9e q gaIttmOre gDsdsr" sF(@stnt
foaef Geufs per gDSae, an BITE 9rdeer 5ablbar.
Ser gptdst" wtr6 ebenfaGs In BafbtastDn unb
ggbeelina tdeGta bura EtGeer ben MbVauenten
ius 5aHS befcrgt.
Durb bte 9Oa Srfen6et tGtst Der tdglt3e gDefer"
S3 So per Sabr in WnbtbtnGter DOrGusbe-
- 5a btUn6.
Rg- Da8 DpGenbIatt bes Balttmure Neder
erfbent iefen Bretae uab feet iahrlt9 So tn Wnbes
sineter @OransbsBatIans
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SSllmffrirteS 9yrocbfipert.

l&YNkM, NSU"tItE@Sp TIEUcDttDerfe
1HsEsw Satem MIR uas autg @eae ben setfoa be
- 11Ana~ hfutibsn pHbdtums tn Inert Al erpetben
2Hsn erlanber mir AnS duf ae ene puolfdttpn unfgs
UsGSs aIlmertl4m tH MAIDEN. QDr reraufaltenen tus
ne"t Y r % tGus eabe bpn ~ ~
Neel9'S Ilnriiie gu S6i0er unb @Stbel
s"g tssar sSMmase ,Sa MT sneldem unb butf@em Gsste
S4tler8 ,,Siec bon Der @lpfe.~ gpoos,,a ;r1
5o9e," VOer aamPf init benz Draden0 81 i Ssris
opltn, noer Der Gang mad benz Giienbomnm,egr me-" !"
uno ,,06fbe'8 6auft" in 119 enbirte,1 C5,Tttsr,,
nit erfldreabeu 3erte in beutiner rn6 s,oI snoI;n
der SpraHe. Die @ebibte fino in Sea ben fsi5'n
rorbanbenen englif6en lIeberiebuaaen," " l''''
gReppen; preis $l2, ~4'' o"Fmat q
gls9aate Stnbaars NIT @Ubi9n tn marOseu Dbsr ssIss
leDer Bu Strealtnibmab8en preifen '''T 0Rst Sa'0'
ReS d 8 beraEmte. = IIuffroti ~ ea
Fefgette eeuti9er @aHR, e uar bic efe be- ~t'
Rtpes pc laant tttH anberes 9plf fam et Gbnifd S
10 meirergatt 1us6etubr auueeu 9)nrM ha T. <ostt
aat94tge Sn9nAnn9 unb &ufahang trbt Rssf5 sS ~ r.
9ettH eeer Selerf9en Di Gtaaesn terpsr S1 W gDn~
trGeen. ''' eHuF peloHefrs bets
syar Csr r8stfaa. ben bic u ds' fssn St1uH,att
Solau IHHoen mar bettplpe, nnb hUcn MIR hos No E =
gFa@taaagaoe nit bsm eaeltf6en Ger yerb AS @ Oe epF
lga "a0 @ms6Hstn rsGRts tesrG6t erbea trb De"'
Ote re"tlQe Sn9banDlun8 BON gBut. Robbe
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46, Sputb Scmarofreet, near prattfr.

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

We esteem it pleasure resn= upon absolute knovl-
edge Of its merits recommend Prof WOODS HsIR RE-
sToRAITvE the best article 0 the kind with which we
are acquan.ed and which has done, under own
observation all hat il clas-and IL caims even hing In
piled IN its
Tins aricle short, viii restore gray hair 70 IL original
color and add growth and beauty wherever h-
or disease has chec xed that growth matd that beauty
This has been proved tan iy within few weeks and
IN numerous other cases related 10 without the knOW
edge Of the propreir We have only add that this most
valuable article IS for sale b the proprietor At No 32
Broadway ami ia Market street, s.. LOUIS
CAUTIoS-Bsware OF worthless limitations. as sevr i
are already IN tae market called BY different names Use
none unless the words "Proessor Woods Hair ResLors-
tive Depot St Louis Mo- and New York, are blown IN
the bottle sold by all Druggists and Patert Medicine
deale-saIso by all Fancy aad Toilet Goods dealers in The
United States aud the Cinadas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16
wpSTFRN NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. ii.
A dispasch from Independence, 18th, per U. .
Express Co TO Boonvile, says:
New Mexican mail dates OF 2sd ult- arrived Capt;
Mclean, who reached santa Fe the 10th reported
tbat there was no doubt bnt battle bad been
fought between the command Of Major Brooks and
the Nayajoe Indians. The Indians heretofore de,
elarei ,hat they would not fight and in case Of
their refusal the Major intended burning and de-
strOyng their wheat and corn heds' WHICH, Il uone,
vEo1lJ JoubtIess cause a collision betW cen them
and the troops.
Indians have offered Brooks several thousand
sheep ana one thousand ponies, to indemnify MN
for the loss Of his negro.
The santa Fe Gazette in long article attempts
to justify the Indians in their conduct
moving very slowly No Indians seen on The
Plains Grass still good
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

Ist. Cotton is used as il is purchased-on spOols
without rs-windingi saving time, trouble and
taste.
ID. The trouble and perplexity Of filing a shut
ls. las in other michines,) is in this avoided; no
,huttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. Its very simple yet strong in construction
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
ouire to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulsr. and will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
sth. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving
labor are invited to call at the sAles-rOom Of tn
subscriber and examine for themselves. Th
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work given at sll times.
The services of lady and the use Of amaehin
san be obtained by the day in families, by eallin
At the room Of Mr. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5Oper day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop Spangler's Block,
mh30d6m:1es Superior ST., up stairs