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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11
The Atlantic Cable Not Broken.

TRINITY BAY, N. f., Sept 10, 1885,
Mr. De ssuy the electrician in charge Of the Atlantic
telegraph at this place, declines 70 make any statement
relative The cable for publication, beyond the positive
to the agent OF the Associated Press that there
only temporary difficulties OF electrical nature and
ths Lersis whatever for the that the
cable hiss parted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11
News from Kansas.

81. Lorrs, Sept. 10, 1858.
Leavenwcrth dates Of the 7th Inst received Orders
had been received for two companies or the First Cavalry
from Dol. Sumner. The command, under Major Ewing,
was TO proceed 10 Fort Arbuckle.
Al the municipal election hold Il Lssvenworlh on the
6ih great excitement prevailed but serious disturb.
anoe occurred. hampton b Denman, free State demo-
cras was elected by about 200 majority. Lyman Scott
Republican and Know Nothing and Adam Fisher, repub-
can, were the opposing candidates.
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News from Utah.

THE M0gMoNs cor OVER THE WAR TRoUBLE-c.Lx-
BEATING IN THE SOUTH OF THE TEaRiroRY rHa
oath OF JULY IN THBIR USUAL STYLE OF PRO-
cLssIOHs, sPEKCHIFfI ING, MUSIC AND DANCING.
PARowAs, August Z, 1855.
The war Is over peace proclaimed, aud every goes
or returns TO his private business, and find myself upon
my old stamping ground The people OF Iron County en-
joy good health ard general prosperity The prospect Of
crops Is not very isteriDg the Is back ward;
many Of the early pecez Of wheSt very smu.sy is
not very favorable fesscc for Every atemp. to
cultivate fruit has proved failure. Ory peach and
seven apples are growing this season here.
Al daybreak the morning Of the 24th, the citizens
awakened by national raiute. TIE was scre-
nAded by tho brass bands in carriages Sunlight revealed
the stars and sripes with ether flags 10 different parts OF
the city. procession. public meeting. orAaons music,
songs sentnents addresses and pu different
parts o. the city, and coon partes made up the
nlents Of the day every body happy ana commended
The cotton Gelcs a Iecqusnv,s have been desiroyea
by hail Storm portion OF the cotton planted at WASH
inston also been destroyed by salt and Hlka Beuer
times ahoRd
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7 T. l. 4 q X A p HIC.

sr LOUIS, Sept TO- 1858.
The Salt Lake mall has arrived at Ls.yeaworth, Kan
sas, aud wGs twenty o1o days route Tho aosmcns
and the traders and government ofss we're attending
70 their brsnfss As scor tina associate Judges arrived
had We, been made.
The Indians we're very troublesome about the CITY, and
had killed several Of the Nornons One family was pss-
sacred while moving souih. DR.. Forney, Indian agent
out among tee tribes making .roasies aud has thug
far been successful Engineers ou locating the four
posu tho western division OF The mali route
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WoRcrsrxz, Mass, Sept. 10, 1858.
Tho nreraens muster closed TO day with trial Of OR
city engines for supremscy-prz Of hundred any,
twenty I've and twenty dollars being cen,endei for The
nrs' prizc by Tigers No g. playing perpeniIou.
lar hundred and ny feet and horizontal one hun
ared and sytynne feet Eve inches the second prize
by The Niagara, No 3. The prize Of tren,y Eve dollars
wa AWARDED TO The Ocean Hocc Company, AMI twenty
dollars 10 Hook ani Ladder Company No. l.
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American Board Of Commissioners OF oreIgn
Missions.
FOURTH DAT.

DnRoT, Sept. 10, 1858.
Stirring addresses were delivered last night In two
churches. The business Of the convention having been
finished farewell meeting was held al eight O'Clock this
morning. Several prayers were offered Rev. W. NJ
rbomason n D. who will return 10 SYRIA and Rev
Mr.. Grant, Of South Africa made affecting sddressos Or
Anderson, In behalf Of tbs Board thanked the citizens or
Detroit FOR the' Inequalities and took leave or them Dr.
nued responded thanking tho Beard FOR meeting here
The hymn, Best be tho tie that bindso was sung by
the audience. Dr. Bacon pronounced affecting bone
diciIon, and the Board adjourned uil next year
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A Free Love Convention nj Utica.

n Free Love Convention nj Cticsi'
UREA. N. Y, Sept. 10, 1885,
IN. Philanthropy, Convention assemble here TINS
morning, and Is diligently engaged Overcoming es ~'n
goodp
Mr. A. J. Davis nominated the following cfnsers;-Pre
sdent-Isa S. Hitchcock, Of Oneida Vice Prssidon.s-F
J. Walker, Of Geus Falls Emily Rogers, Of Utica; Ira
Porter. Of Waukegan, ILL., Parker Plsbury, o. hAssa-
chusetts. Eecrelaries-C e. Plumb, Of aoey; DR.. B. T.
Hsllock, OF New York; Giles f. Ssbbina, OF Rochester
Buea ess Committee-A. j. Davis, Of New York: Amos
Rogess OF Utica; Caroline Brown, N. D. Of Utica; Mary
r. Davis, Of New York; E. A. Newton, Of Boston.
IA j. DAVIS read the order Of business which stated
thai three sessions day would be held
Mr.. A. j. DAVIS msde the opening address. He dis
cussed the great question Of evil under Ave distinct pro-
positions, viz. -Babyh Cd youth, childhood, manhood.
and maturity B45yhood, ho said Was tho ante human
per,oc youth the inieshun an childhood, the superbu
msr; manhood the spiritual, and maturity the harmoniL
period. Mr. A. J. Davis occupied the forenoon in delv
ei,rg his speech
AFTERNOON SESSION.
NJ. G. g. PIuxB, OF Holley, Orleans county delivered
the first sddress.
PARKER PuIsBuRY then spoke Of the reproduction Of
by the sexes
MAHYF DAVIS presented the following resolutions
That % h 4, .sI q
Amican citizenship amosg snica elective h.s
s ss o. r r. her os % 70
rsrs sn6 properly Agsinst aggrf ss'on.
Resolved, That woman IL mother OF the and
therefore more induena, hsn other being gvns
ractsr and direction 10 humanity, sud
neted sne ssesrd BY society 10 aAirng the utmost psrf.o
and si % us end colleges Ct svs grade should be
in I'll department side BY aide With her brother while
girls should be released from the hopeless prorsced
ing toll of unhealthy chops awakened from
OF fashionable dissipation and
BILE end lucrative avenues of industry, where a jus
remuneration, win enable them to gain, not only
Q liberal pnt thorough education but eevatet
and independent character; furhsrmore As through
maternity woman Ia tbs worlds Creates. artist
sufferer abe has the responsibility Of guiding tbs
your mind of her Children for mSng after brth sh
should he free select Der surroundings and 70 Hpe
city sa.uraus this great srisc sors
reproduction It'll III tolls susrn Is responsibilities
rho resolutions we're adopted.
Mr. henry c WRIGHT spoke about womau's controlling
her own maternity and her influence upon her offspring
Mr. CHARLES PARTRIDGE addressed the Convention
sgrLst paper currency.
strong tone OF freelovism perceptibe In all thu
speeches thus far and the Convention anything, SMELL
| stronger ef filth than the Rutland Convention.
Jus Branch will make the opening speech to morrow
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Dinner 20 the Officers Of the Galway Steamer
| Propeller.

BosroS, Sept. 10, 1888.
complimentary supper given Last evening" at tho
Parker House to the officers Of the Galway Pro-
peller. Mr.. Patrick Donshoe presided, and speeches
made by that gentleman, Captain TnAoher Mr. john
Q. Crowley, Mr.. Thomas o'Neil, Mr.. b. 8 Treaoor and
others II was q very plcssan. occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11
Illinois Politics.

BLoosrcroS, III. Sept 10, 1853.
The two wings OF the democracy or the Third district
bad separate conventions 10 day Tue Douglas wing
minated George w. Armstrong fer Congress-. tbs ndml-
nIstraton wing mide nomination, but recommended
Churchill Coffin
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Their sitter with more dong At rates given IN smother
column. Pork WAS In bestsr request and nrmer win
saies Of mess at SIT Ss ST. 10 and Of 30 So
CARA were steady with sales or about 800 hhds 500 s
boxes and SEQ bsgs u given in another place Col
was sescy and prices sustained with moderate trans
.osions Fre,ghts were engaged to moderate extent,
Al 70 Liverpool embraces 10 oco bushels wrsss bulk,
al Sd, and a. 500 do In bags, Ct "a.
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THr ITALIAN OrKsA--" II rRoyAroRn The afsh pcr.
Torrance OF Mr. h1etzeks season, q, the Academy Of
husc Was given last everirg when The evsr popular and
never trrg "Trovatorsp was sung TO an su iienos Of
than three thousand persons We have rarely seen
more crowded or I've speak simosphorically) warmer
audience ai the Opera. Tho dbribuiou Included Nine
Gasaier Loonorr, Miss Adelaide Phillips az Axuosns
signor @efani nanrico Bernsrci a. the Oontc
di Luna, and Caster A. Fernando. Tho prima do1wa
and the tais opers and much curiosity
felt 10 whether they would eclipse their ustrous
preieccsros without venturing 10 dccje 90 delicate
question may cay generally thst the opera was very
well rendered fhe bonors Of be night belong chiefly 70
The teuor, Who made sreaer sensason nsn In Rieo-
leito,' 10 which mis- debut vW one Of the greatest
successes that has been achieved Ia our 600
ratio history. In the FIRST act OF the rrovatore" "a
The duet with Azurena In the second only fairly sung;
but the nrsle 70 the thdbe great OF the
uion- suUg rish such poser and expression ~ 70
the house 10 the highest pitch uf enthusiasm and
tent the feeling that dictated this ovation We, at tho
same time would warn ~. fortunate pcescssor 20 adj
irAbe voice from oft.n subectiDg 70 20 severe fsx
Tue fault with tenors like Stehsn-sno sc All re-
mber in BettnH that they reserve All tneir ener-
gss orcsdu and then are upaole sing any ming
else or even 70 repeat that me effect also, of forcing
The voice the highest plch decree o. shsrpncs tina
10 unpleasant 10 cultivated ear 10 say that Stefani
threw his whole sou into h music ass night and carried
his audience with hin, only 70 record fact, and
sers "a are a. ssrc that chronicle with pleasure
Nine Casser sung Leonora admirably, aud Miss Phil
,us vss equally good Azucena. Bernardo sing
The music The Count every body knows the
ira and chorus good, and naretzek received
iul, clare ri the honors Of the night
10 ssy the nB~rber' will be given as a ,e7f;rs, xt.r
Nine easier ~ Rssna, and sgnor Gssscr A. Figaro
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News from Mexico.

News from Mexico.
PSo0RKss or THE OWL wAR-AMKRrCANs IN TIE
FORCES FROM kUEv0 LsOR-Tnk RAILROAD SUR
VzY-siE6K OF PERoTR-MSlCAN AGxnT IN
LONDON, ETC, ITO.
By tho bark Flash, from Vera Cruz we have received
files Of papers from the city Of Mexico 70 the l0th as
The government bad announced oniciay that General
Mranon had reached Guanaua.o and was preparing tho
forces under his command % commence operations again
against the cons.itutsona,ists.
Persons who had been taken prisouers IN m action n
Santa Anita declare thai several Americans were serving
with The forces Of Nuevo Leon that two OF thea
lieutenant and colonelwerc killed In the action Il
was stated that these Americans directed thu or
the corstitutonass against Guadalsjara and wero hs
most active Of all the officers. The government papers AZ
the capital make this the subject OF long homily on TIA
Interference OF the United States in this political affairs Of
Mexico and the sympathies Of Americans with the iiSe
rails II its nrm determination 20 oome 70 no
terms with "tbe frghuu idea the liberals or making
all Yankees and that the conservatives would appesi
TO every possible and legal means 70 prevent the fusion Of
the two races and the shameful annexation OF Mexico 10
The Diuri, de Avsos OF the 10th announces that thu
OF the roule OF the railroad from Mexico 10 Vera
worthy Of rest praise Tor the emery with which he h.1
conducted this enterprise. Col TAlc0h, with Col Gray
MIR Lyons a. orzaoa busy engaged in working
up tho ard estimates; end COL Stack at Gaads
upe with corps OF engineers, having just completed
survey OF the route through the plain Of Apan, whore
they hsc been received with great favor ON the part Of toe
Land prrpriet.ss.
The Sociedod states thu the castle Of Perote was
CLOSELY beeaeuered by the forces Of Con EsheagarAy aaa
that Col Frc, command Of the castle, had asked ror
conference.
Col Faco who bsen residing In Ionden - the agsat
OF Nc xcO confer With the bon0hoders has been ap-
poineo Charge Of Mexico the Netherlands aud Baripg
Brothers Co. have been appointed agents for the Aex
can government.
The Rtroucion OF Cordova recommends that tho 70
reigne in Mexico ehsll form legion OF their pro-
tect their persons and property and thus relieve the 60
veYnment OF Its responsible i,y and all want that 10
caused BY the instability Of public order.
Tho 7ribasd OF GuanAjcato says tina: when Col Arsm-
bervi entered that cny, the balconies adorned
with garsros among which the folio wing notices.
"Froeoom Of Worship "Lberty Of the press "Reforu
OF the Clergy suppression Of tho old army Foregn
immigration" Standardization or the church property"
"Honor and glory to virtue" "War to fanatctsm,s
"UDicL and consistency
Al Vera Cruz the forces experiencing some few
ossas from fever, but the copsttutonAlts continued
confident In their early tfiumph
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Orr AxusE,usrs.-At The Italian opers, Academy Of
sasc, IN operate MATINEE viii bs glv.n To-Day 1t two
O'Clock, Nine. Gsoisr singing in "rbs Barber 81 seviev
AT tho Enssh Opera, Mss Annie Miner, one OF tho very
best Of Engsh singers ~ Jake her st benefit and sing
In ia somnsmbua" Excslsn, entertainments are orsr.
ed At the cher thes,rcs win bs seen b. reference 10
our advertising columns
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New York State Politics.

ALBANY, Sept TO- 1858.
the Following have been elected delegates TO the Demo
cratic State Characterization Wyoming, J. B. Skinner,
SOFT from Franklin, H. B. Smith, soft; from Clinton,
Timothy aozie, soft.
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New York and Galway Steamship Line.
THE NAV STEAMSHIP PACIvIC--nxa APPEAaANcx
gApAlIIIrHa-

view hOrk Hfu ssnISSny SteRmSnIp Line.
THE NAV STEAMSHIP PACIvIc--nxs APPEAaANcx
AND CAPABILITIES.
The New and splendid steamship Pacific Of the Galway
aud New York limo. arrived here from Galway, via g.
Jchrs and Ba''sx, Thursday srsernocn She sailed from
Galway on the 25.h Of August and though she had fu-
rsous head wind the entire passage shc reached 81
Johns In the short space Of eight days. Bsore svinx in
port however the violence the stern hAd tho oasct az
derangng her machinery slightly 80 that her passass
from st. Johns 70 Halifax and New York necessarily be-
cane ~ slow a. that CT any ordinary stosmship rss
Pacific built nearly the plap after tue sao
mccel as tho Vanderbilt Like ths Vanderbilt shs has
very powerful ersoes and two smoke st.cxs ahe
a Sso riggei very much like the Vanderbilt,
having Two small masts, a very short bow
rpri and very few and light spars she some psnis
q tnperioy over any vessel saoei, and lhey mus,
nepuonod Unlike the o.her grvs, ocean psd iIs wheol
aeamshipe, sho oa. OF Her wteels ere corstruc
CT on reNiy Invaded plan, called Tho fsaAer loA"
nv which he PADDLES erte- she water ard rise out or "A
pepeoeicury, tul cacn L Ia tia me with graa ar
fTce than II they worked o. her xae The PAciac 10 ro<
larger su On ordinary seamEhip for her rexstes
ID tonnage including her engine rooms, u only about
and no expense hes been sSaeed make her the fasas{
and most beautiful ocean that sraced the Az
lantc Her saloon IA unusually large, and noishsd aud
furnished with elegantly carved rosewood II also or
namented with marble pil'ars, rich portraits mrrors
&c. and tho side table 10 the that prize q
the exhibition IN London IN 1881 Her and taird
casS cabins much the other stea shlps she
&C. ste has accumulation for two hundred cabin sad
nno hunored Storage pssscngcr nsr future passages
will prove her rate OF speed but mary believe her tns
fastest steamer IN the world.
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HAfuAx, sept 10, 1865.
The mail steamship Canada, from B,sscn, arrived here
a ten O'Clock las, night and sci ed O'Clock
this morning for Liverpool. Weather calm snd cloudy.
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Yellow Fever nj New OrIsan,


The deaths BY yellow fever this city yesterday we're
g,xty four.
, 1858-06-04
PROPOSALS. FOR MILITARY ROAD.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED IN
y Portland, o. T., until IL NJ Of June 9th for the
performance Of the following work on the SteacoOm
and Bellingham Bay Military road viz
l. For opening a trail from the head Of Salmon
Bay to Whatcom, on the line Of the Military road
marked out last fall.
This line crosses the Snohomish, Stiliquamish and
miles from their mouths. The length Of the line is
abont so miles more or less.
The portion between Salmon Bay and the Sn0ho-
mish, and thence to the Stiiquamish, Is In general
level table land, and will not require much work
From the Stiliqhamlsh to the Skagit the line follows
the valleys Of streams and passes by two small lakes
The country is uneven, and the outlet OF these lakes
and some sloughs will require bridges.
From the Skagit to Whatcom the country Is rough
in places There will be about half mile Of crossay
ing, and a high hill to cross. Around Samish Lake,
a1d from its Head part Of the way 10 WhatcOm there
ere occasional steep side hills which will require some
grading .c.. i5
An Indian trail extends from the foot of the lakes to
the Skagt and from that river to the foot Of Samish
Lake. ...
Only such work will be required as is indispensably
necessary TO make trail which can be readily passed
on, such would be known as good trail for pack
lnimals. .... "....
Bids must 10 accompanied by guarantees of the
good faith OF the contractor The contract is to be
subject 10 the approval Of the Secretary Of War. In
case Of disapproval, payment to be made for work
already done at contract rates.
Bidders will specify q certain sum per mile, and
bonds will be required to the exteut Of contract which
will be required to be completed by November 1t.
Bids to be endorsed Proposals for trail 10 Bling
ham Bay" No bid will be considered which does not
C. H. MENDELL,
4W15 lst Lieut. Topl Engineers.
, 1858-06-04
Notice tO CInimnnts.

A Ill CLAIMANTS IN TIE COUNTIES OF
"A Thurston and Sawamish wishing their claims
surveyed prior 70 October next win call on the under
signed before the 10th Of May next. as will be en-.
gagged in the public surveys afier the 18th of May
next.
THOS. =. BERRY.
I. s. Deputy Surveyor.
Olympia W. T., Anril {. 1883 eOtf
, 1858-06-04
sYPHILIs AND GONORRHEA.

.DR. l.. J. CZAPKAY would ask especial attention
~ 10 Syphiltic and GOnorrhGal Diseases. In the
first stages of either Of these complaints he guaran
tees perfect and efectual cure in few days with
out hindrance to business the slightest inconven
ence The Dr's 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 secures the patient from
the possibility OF secondary symptoms, and removes
the disease in the shortest possible time.
Secondary Syphilis, which appears in consequence
Of the absorption of the poison into the system and
produces Bubores, Ulceraons in the throat and nose
which destroys the soft parts and cause the bones n
mOrtify, separate aud come away, dsfguring the pa
tient horribly Nodes, painful swellings in the
bones Blotches upon the skin, cases Of which the
Doctor daily in his Office, and which are the NJ
suit Of improper treatment. Also Ulcers, Sores and
Pmples and injuries to the constitution which after
long period of suffering destroy life. II will also be
remembered that these disorders hereditary pass.
ing from parent to child, and enailing upon the of
spring ruined constitution For q cure Of all these
forms OF disease the Doctor guaraHtees cure asks
no compensation. The Doctor can be consulted by
letter otherw-e, free Of charge. and invites all
those who afflicted u call upon him, where he will
give such satisfaction they can obtain no where
else His Office Is Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery, nearly opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Com
panys oiice, San Francisco, sm2s
, 1858-06-04

TNDIG0- -Madder, Ext. Logwood. Copperas Anat-
to and Hair Coloring Stufs constantly on hand at
the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
, 1858-06-04

TITE BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
w Dealers, as well as Consumers 10 the following
Certificates of well known Chemists, who have an.
, 1858-06-04
/" - = ~ .
AROMATIC
VAAA99 V3D43l29a 3

VA5993 0Dl9G9a
T4Is WHISKY is MANUFACTURED ExCLU.
L sively for US, by one Of the Oldest Diseries in
tne Valley Of the Monongahela from the finest quality
oi Rye, prepared by process known only 10 him.
Consumers can depend upon getting pure article,
when they buy the
Valley whisky,
as II is sold In bottles only.
hh recommended by the first Physicians, for its
medicinal qualities
J. 7. & W. II. DAILY,
Sole Proprietnrs New York.
Francisco. 3mg5
, 1858-06-04
Boarding House,
NOTICEt

TERRIroRY oy WASHINGTON, In the District Court Of
County Of ThursiOn, the ID Judicial District
TO JOHN ,HBNNING; .Litly{t
You are hereby notified that Henry L. Yes1er has
field complaint aganst yon In said CUnTt which will
come 70 be heard at the first term Of TIE CpnTt
which shall commence more than three mathis after
the l6th day Of April 1855 and unless you bpPeaT at
said term and answer the same will be taken con-
fessed and the prayer thereof granted. ,V
The object and prayer Of said complaint Is to re-
cover the sum OF TwentythTee hundred dollars, for
personal property purchased Of said Yeser and for
damages suffered by breach of contract. Icy
- B.F. KENDALL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
February 26, 1868. 3m2l f..1 .n..,'.,-I
, 1858-06-04
DALYS AROMATIC VALLEY
WHISKY

The high reputation Of the parties is a sufficient
guarantee that the article possesses all the merit
claimed for ii.
WIN. NEWELL 4 CO,
Sole Agents.
, 1858-06-04
rI[r GREA rEsr niscnYERY on rHE .AGE

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THEiAGEl 1. +.
Great Blessing to Mankind Innocent, but potent
DIR. l.. j. Czapkay's Prophlacticum, (sefdisnfecting
agent), sure preventative against gonorrhoa aud
syphiitic diseases and unsurpassed remedy for all
all catencous eruptions and diseases As nnocuIation
is preventative against small pOx, so is DR.. L. J.
Czapkays Prophilacitum apTeyentative against syph-
itcal and gonOrrhGal diseases, harmless in ITSELF it
possesses the power OF chemically destroying the
syphilitic virus and thereby saving thousands from
being infected by the most oathsome Of all diseases,
Let no young man who appreciates health be without
Dr.. Czapkays Prophilacituni. It is in very convent
ent packages and will be found very convenient to
use, being used q soap. Price IS. Fohsale at Dr.
Czapkays Private Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street below Montgomery, opposite P. NJ
S. s. Co.'S Office, San Francisco. I|..
, 1858-06-04
THE PUGET SOUND WESLEYAN INSTITUTE.
THE SUMNER TERN (oF TEN wEEKSl OF
l. the Puget Sound Wesleyan lnstitnte will begin
On the third Monday in May, 1858.
B. R. FREELAND, Principal.
An Asafsfant II nacessarv

Tuition in the several departments as follows:
Higher branches-Latin and Greek, ,.......... g. 90
Arithmetic, Geography, and Grammar, ........ 90
Reading Spelling and Writing ........-..... 90
Primary, .......................... 90
Drawing and Painting, each extra. ANN. 2 90
Music on the Piano. o......................... ~ 90
Instruction ia Vocal music free Of charge.
Photography taught a.
Students admitted at any time, but charged irr bali
term or term.
The government will be paterlal but strict
]. +. DENORE, Agent.
olympia May :, ls5s.-24n.