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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

II fpN es BuSrOS aDc fRUktDEsCf-Inis7f ru>.-
the shor.est and most direct, Carrying the Eastern ksa
The stesmers PLYMOUTH ROCK CseS JoH stsas 81 a
vANDHRsIJr Capt w. II. frsres In ecnnscuaa vs,A -.
sTONlSGTON sad rsovipENCf and BOSTON .el PROM
DENcE RAILROADS. iesvisg New fefk s1ay SanSsys -
cepse) from Pier Ne Nossh Rver kry wAa- -
place, q, oo,ark and Sssnissfca ., SSn o. a
arrival of the NAL train hiA ls~yes Boston ss So
The c. vAnDERBILT fraz N-w YosS Noc4Ay wAsas~A.
and F,sy from Sonnstor Tuesday rhur.,y sni s.ssrt.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. lvn E.w-Ye.k Tassaay TszrsSc
and SataTiay om Stanington Monday. Weinesday ana -
Passcns proceed from s.onnson rreas u rrossrS
and Boston In he Fxpss Il x Trsn, rc>Aiss ssj xes Il
hy ohsr ana ample
morning cSnuec'irs North spd Ess fssass Ass 80
T. h,sTi ta- eeaer. eLcs esets r-t sntstst
breakfast desired and leavv Secninxton il tee 10 sr
-onrccl;se ct Providence VITA tie lilS trin r s,su
ta<sssessrr accompanies the Steamer saa tsin Arcs
each way
Fog ps,-sse esrths ststercoms -sh, .gy s-sa Q,
s-an-f or 81 the Frssh, oes. Piss No. Nsrh Ays I'd
The ofGe- No 10 Battery p'sce
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

TJHE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE sf
Il STEAMSHIPS between EEw-YORK, sOUTHAMF-
TON HAyRE and BREMEN, vii ssl - folows carrying 1s
United States Msls, VIZ:
Eew.York for SeutAamptoc From hsvfe ana Soan'
ana Hsyr~ smpon fof N. York
VANDERBILT. ss,'dsy July Wednesday. .......yuly
NORTH STAR, sasdsy, July 81 Wednesday ......"Aus
VANDERBILT, Saidsy Aug IL Wednesday '.'..''oep@
From New-Yok foz South Bremen fos eoufhsmfop
smpton Hsvrs snd Bremen southamPson- e, Ne~Yoff
ARIEL Sat, July 10 saturday Avg sS s.ae
Thsse steamships have wa,eIsh pin o and s2o
.sronI cabin eSo and per North Star Northern Lsst ana
Ansl-Frs cabin. go second cabin 20; 'nii' e''N' -"
Csrtihc s,es issued for passsse nom EuIoPe.
ae.,e delivered In London and Para
% TORRANCE, Agent. No Bownns Green, ~. Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

CENTRAL RAILROAR of NEW w-JERSEY-
~ Connecting ., New Hanrton with the Dca-.ro IAc.
vsnns sad Western Railroad and s Eass0- With ne L~t
'iJ sTaMSR InR.soExESr, co,ou.csia. as,s n isss-
Lave Nsw.YoIt Toe E..toa ssS n'srsS.s ~. !ros -
ss NCsta Rvs. ..s ~ ~ u" aud '' ''' '''
.soys tram. coSns !. ..Ssa With s'.n' an o. -" S.
.p$ ;as sa i. s p.... e. ..s t.s .sa w 4.
,t NJ. NJ .ss ssI !. y JOHN siS tsi Stems ems
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fukca Ma
i kst What sy steamer IoLas at sss - spi ~ q.
ana and a. .aa p M. @ssss saS -sos.ss.ss s
ss =: boat At Han'r' Point r ss..ss e .. 4 4 :ss s.. =.
R-rc Me sud Excursion parties taken 81 reduced asA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Frosy yu.s
II o. 1855 Ttsin, will lesy- Chmbers Station ss ssesss
rISf: 4ss ns9: e. .as a 49, Ss a. Dsss. I
md p M tr T,IIy:swn s:iS m: for Sing sss{
s ' F.Ss.s III s. s % Tss % s
fS. as s.. DSs ass Canal 'ss
esin. ior NewYoik leave Troy At Sn and 10 y n" aud -
sud ''i' p l" On Sundays II !. SMITH sap-....a.al
EOI RTH OF JULY. - HUDSON RIVER
Il RAILROAD -EXCCRsioN TICKETS fs9us se.-teh
srp ccd rom 9Th iosn,ye vi, .a At ca..
bc and sis, ~ Stations t.n, on the 81 and 40 ~ -
cO%S.ny sHgi' ''p'''a'' SMITH saseHateai.a.
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD:-0
IN and .fsr MONDAY, May 10 iss and until taItAs. ss
dee, Passenger Trains vii leave fies fo0t of paAne* ~
DuSkiRK EXPRESS 9. Is m. Dankrk sud Ssssss. Ia
NAIL TRAIN n for pu.kirt and Buffalo ana inferno
soCKIHND PASSENGER at 5 2 m.. from soe. ch.mh'sA.
via Pernont, iot suaerus and ins'@ediss. ssss.:os
WAY PAssENdERa p m, for Ne~bafss, Aadl's'"n ~
MGHr ExFREss i 5 p m, g, p.nt,r. ard % sus.is
:.: Ss:s'f ;o.a 4 E% n :s. st ~ ~: H.
ti.s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
OTrIcE or rHr ItINO,s CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.
nEv-losk. June ss Isss

nEv-YosK. June as, is5S
ATA MEETING of the BOARD OF DlREC-
N rORs ss tbs Tinois RIrcsi CSupny, held this day
-.
CI~1y Ts-1y Dollars pei sssTe b. sud toe .sn- h-teJ
caiea payable the sh lar u Aes; teI 70 ts A,sslee
n.uss IN .ss .nzn a. Csussny tAs 9Th d&y Of
o,tob-4 7 that the e- payable on the so
In III. the cfcs of tb. Con paw In at Guy
ana on lie sto rs-sed Lo3cn a. the orcs OF h~r'~
knb<r- Benton Co soa ths; the opHoua rsht buds DE-
received Ia "a, q the sssessneat o. Win me accrued
i..s-es. -,
Rsss Ths, ,rsnssr books be eassd 'Io ae s tsy ~
JEy .,s su.s osss arti Sch lay Of iuguE and tas
No sse. permitted sss ;hS. ss. Of shares u9A vnioa
.aeh s..isI nen. .ss not have A---n pad
By ofder Ct The Board rvs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

srscs p.Arfs. Asriosssr.
DY SIMEON DRAPER, Once No. 10 Pine 81
D-aexaar Auction Sales the Merchant Enh.ns. EVEkf
DAY s:oeas s-s bought and sold ., Privss SAC
SALE HIS DAY a. l2t s'cso-L See Csiaiozae
SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD COM
~ PANY Y-Tne Coupsss dse Of July. lsSs oa ets oN
FhG Hor.se BoaEs that Company VII ee p~d 90 s.i ,s
that day. q. TIE Sfiee a sCHcCHAkpI osoaAAo
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
- .,ns. =. ~ GoULDsNtTH, AuctioDe~,.
ARGE SALE of FURNITURE. THIS DAY
1asnraruf Companies.
A RCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
"A No. 3 WALL ST.

Sno
WITH LARGE SURPLUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S
w NEw-YORK / CALIFORNIA
EMPRESS AND EXCHANGE co

No 81 BRoEDwAY. NKwYoxK.
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS Leaves the th And ssh OF escn
mouth Island OF CUBA EXPRESS leaves By al me Iey'
lar ,earoes cay ID Eth 17th and 9th OF esch ronn Co
IETIONS attended in all parts Of CueA eoa Pffnp'
Drafts A Slsat In to sal. on Havana
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIONS.
u S.n Pncsco House especial attention 70 Coessons
nc,ns noin. in California and Orsson with prompt re-
on ~ ssd MsfcAan making sAes for California
- 0,-,en cs theI bills OF sny through oar nouss
- tbe invoices paid the arrival OF the sooas tnef
hn, ry;rs full benefit Of the tine on ses ana Js'
80 u.-s - tsinns Of their property uptl pad
NOTIOH TO CALIFORNIA B0SphOLphkS a..
u. -. non prps~d receivs the OLD BONDS Of ne Ss,e
~ is. trnsport the Sscnmeno City and procure
MN OSES In with the Act q the 18th Of Aed
ths city Bonts for exehsne-
.haS H. prseptea the time Limited ana no boas
viii BE- received by the State OF Csiofnn s exchange Sf
January l. isrA ovv,rps
PhilsaepAia. " - eoS~-
ssp Cofasr Montgomery and Cato-r.a ia
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
NEW-YORK to NEW-HAVEN and RETURN

~ FARB....".......,........ .............".........ol
FoR THE ExcUssTos. BEkTBs FKBE.
This will afford New rorkers dsishtfnl moraings -
through Island Sound New Haven, where the day
BE- spent sdmirng tho eesbrssd City Of Elms" II ~
osptss OF Connecticut and OF the ost besaf towns In
New. .EBsand
The steamer ELM CITY. Capt. J. NJ Lewis Will lesy. fts
No. & East River New York. for New Haven, on MONDAY,
Jsy s. a. 7:N Returning, leave New Haven fx Nsv'
Yo,k the night st II, arriving about Tuesday msD
ins RICHARD PECK. Agel
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
IN RoAD.-GREAf REDUCTION or FARE--0a -
after THURSDAY July l8Ss the New Yok and New Hsssn
Railroad viii carry Passengers Al greatly reduced rates Ps
between New York ssd Stations the line Of hsi Iosl
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PH1A-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH ND wEsr y. Ji,.1s
md aud D. m As Through Tickets sold fos CtnansA
md the wsst nod for Baacre Washington Norfolk, tAt
nd ttroush bcssass checked Wsshipg-on 10 saA -
rains. NV. WOODAUYF, Assistant Supsrinteads.k
No bsss VII b. received for any ssn uasss devors6 -
shseked zees minutes 10 advance Of The time Of ssvns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

E>OR BOSTON ard PROVIDENCE VI. NEW.
fOaI sna FALL RTyEA-fae spienfA as s-,sH.
sssmss METROPOLIS. Csps. Brsvn -sy.s kswf.st =,
rtlsDAfx thC xSbAY ss4 SATURDAY, ats cslssk n ~
sns Hs sAI SfATk Csy. Jevest. ca MONDAY. wxDEV
DAY sDd FRIDAY, q O'Clock q "a
Beurser b. -f~t a, 49, - a, 49,
cant onsa ,se same .ess h~v- sses p.id foe
IN Express freight rrsr
Nm. BORDEN Asrss No. ~ ana :, w~SA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

T LIVERPOOL, EEW-YORk and PHILADELC
i pHIx sTEAMsHIP COMPANY -ssssm Communicates
Stvs.a NEW-YORK and ANTWERP, Vi. LIvEEPOOL--
TSs snlepdd and fast Steamship BOSPHORC5 Cap:
.ipssn este,y poyed In Royal Md esvce vir sail
resahry tetvcea Antwerp and Liverpool Alternate
THURSDAY, IN oounectson with this CompAnys Seensaps
from Liverpool 70 Eew-York. .
ocds M will be received and shipped BY the Agents
IN Antwerp nd bs 0flsdins signed there through rate Of
freiEht - . 49, .
Thr FRS. .airs from Antwerp win b the l7h Of June In
pol Sd Of June
To further particulars and f sh. and pesses apply
% j. r. KREsER Co.. Antwerp; WILLIAM lSAAN, Noe.
81 and 50 rvwer Building Liverpool st he Compenys oce
pdiA JOHN u DALE, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

nIVIDEND.-The President and Directors O
~ the UNITED STATES FIRE INSURANCE Coz No D
Wall have this day declared SEMi-ANNCAL DiflDESl
of SEVEN (7) PER CENT payable on demsud.-kew ork
July l. 1854 JAMES WiLKIE Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

YVNHE CROTON, Capt. w. ii. Wood, leaves
PIER No. g. EAST RIVER, foo.of Roo'eveItst, EVERY
AFTERNOON st 40clock, , 49,, -. -.
Arriving st vi hr'uruna "io pe@ "'n'ns
Great 10 Glen
ssnds ~ Gien Coye., Ss
Glen oVi sauos roins '''''''''''
d. Woed 80 Gra. .Neck......,....I:S
S'- Bayle's Dock. .............B:oo
Arriving at New. York. ...9:0e
NB-Ths CROTON being In fine order for comsort and
.r can Excursion aud Pic Nc Parties, With
he use beautiful Grove 81 Cleo Wood Apply to Tho
captain on board.
EXTRA TRIP to BRIDGEPORT-Fare so
IL Cents.-On SATURDAY AFTERNOON July s. the
steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave Peck dip O'Clock, siry
Ing IN with the Houatono Nsussuck Ne~Hs
ven Hartford and Boston RAroads
IAKE SUPERIOR LINE .-l6S0.
An points between CLEVELAND, DETxOIT and sUrERIoD
CITY,
ne new and splendid ow-rressnrs steamers CITY %
eLKvELAND j. 4. Landy, has,sT ILLINOIS, joan Snsss
mssoeg
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

CHEAP TRAVELING-DAILY LINE.-Faro
" only IS cents for NORwALK Tas steamer cArALINE
EVERY MORNING. at O'Clock, from Rooseveltst, Pier No
- East River (Sundsys eyeeptedt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

DAY BOAT for ALBANY and INTERMEDI-
~ ATE LANDINGS.-The Steamer METAMORA, from foot
of Jsy.st on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at g IN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
NIEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
III CQNPANY-SuMMEH ARRANGEMENT.

IN lS5& SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. -
Commencing Nag 81 1853
Passenger Station In NewYort, conner sAs sna tss,
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YOxK
For rsw Haven, T. sa m lenl n:p. S:4s ~ lesl -
$50 For Bridget epor, 81 N. tex l2t5 3;S aU tsGl
snA 80 D. Mfosd srstfosd Tsirfed Soushpsd ed
WsstpoH, q N. l246 3:+5 and $50 IN. FOR NofwsA
and Greenwich, m 1915 s:45 80, $50 $50 n g
NAmffd, T. stsLb Ga M l2:4S 3;&S, 4:D leGt 80 -
$50 o. m For Port Chester and intermediate 6tsdsaA
o. k4S 3.+5 4;45, $50, $50 ?. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, M. (ex.b 4:D tsx) for Hsftsott -
spstnsseld, m. (sE) (o teH) For couneeeus -
HAiosd Montreal o (sxb and tf2D l.i y. 49,
snpson. vor kslros1 20 Northsmpes, tsah -
ls;D m yor Hoesstooic h:l's.a sT "a -
EorwsIk RaIrosd :, O. q m; <:D p m.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

NAY BOAT for ALBANY and 1NTERMEDl-
IL ATE LANDINGS Tho steamer ARMENIA from foot of
Murray St, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY M7Am M
CHEAP TRAVELING.--Fare only 80 cents to
" BRIoGEPORT from Peck slip Pier No. "a Esst River,
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at u O'Clock.
neon. Steamer Bridgeport.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

CEVENTEENTH DIVIDEND. ND.-BROADWAY
- BANK, June 81. Is5a-A SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of
FIVE 81 PER CENT Oh the CAPITAL STOCK OF this Bank
the earnings Of the months will b. paid aud
afer the lst day Of Juy ensuing
The Transfer Books viii be cosea fom the 18th inst unit, ;bs
day Of payment BY order OF the BosId,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

aH-hart u PseLasss 'cse ot Husssy hcBada Gsv'
~ o.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

oTyicE Coiunsvs xEsIA RAILROAD Conr.U,b
TREisURERs DEpARrNEST COLUMBUS Jane y LOS
A 7 meeting Of the Directors Of this COMPANY,
IN held the 26b inst. . DIVIDEND 81 foOh fsn
CENT O. the Ca,I Sck declared oct OF the sAroE 't
the sI Onhs endiDs s My ulno payable % TIE adsrs oi
stock be date tee oos in this city IN cu'Iea' iuna en
ard sheT July J. 1873 e ,,,
Di,eeDe, vii be r-u1t,e, application 70 "a. ga4sr,snee
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-26
NJ MERCHANTS HOTEL,

HNHES Old ESTABLISHED HOUSE, IN ORDER TO
l. meet the demand upon its increasing business,
has recently been enlarged by the addition of
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-26
DAILY DEMOCRAT
PUBLISHED DAILY MONDAYS ExCEPTED) BY
A. S. RANDALL & CO.

!. RANDALL, s. B. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER,
W. BLooR, W. BoULwARE, J. o. HEATLEY,
JOHN R. RIDGE.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-26
OR GsEPTENTB

the same form which had seen wher
looking at myself in the glass. 1t was
indeed a remarkable resemblance.
wasn't exactly sure whether was &
cashier, doctor (for Storms had got
into the patent pill business), an Ole
Block or Stolms. | felt reJoiced, how
ever, that my wife was not with me
because-well, no matter-I am parti
cular, but not jealous.
On his leaving the table, l followed
him out; while something of a crowd
gathered around us, to observe the meet
ing of the two dromios.
"My BROTHER" said |, 81 am reioiced
to meet you. For many years have
sought you, but without success till
now."
With some surprise, he replied, 81
was not aware that had a brother"
"Were you not Cashier of the Bank
at Bath!"
eyes; certainly
$50 was |. At least I've had appli.
cations for discounts there. Hav'n't
you returned from Connecticut?,'
ayes. | believe, however, that my
mother was an honest woman, and she
certainly never told me that had a
brother"
"And my father, | believe, was an
honest man, and he never spoke of you.
Still, | can scarcely stir without being
addressed as Mr.. Storms, so have con-
cluded to make virtue of necessity,
and beg you either to take my name or
let me take yours"
"Ah! | begin to comprehend-you
are the gentleman whom Mr.. W
introduced to his sister as myself, and
here, gentleman" he good / aturedly
added, putting his arm within mine,
=" have the goodness to tell us which is
which, so that the wine may run down
the right throat"
"And," said |, chat one may not be
dunned for each others bills"
Gentlemen" said Moore, ''there will
be an oyster supper this evening at my
expense, in congratulation of the Two
DromlOS.
We have never met since. In 1S4S
| was addressed as Mr.. Storms in Chi
cago, and all that could say to the
contrary did not convince my pseudo
acquaintance that was not trying to
humbug him; for "d-n't he knew me
in New York when | was engaged in
the patent medicine business" | was
happy to find, however, that throughout
the whole, found Storms associations
Of such character that had no reason
to be ashamed of him, and could not
learn that hewa any worse than myself
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-26
rifty Cents per week
ADvERTIsING.-one square of twelve Ii

ADvERTIsING.-one square of twelve lines and
e than six lines, first Insertion So, each subsequen
lasertion 81 so. When advertisements are inserted
,sfryas each insertion will be charged as the hrst
eorhaf square of six lines more than three, hrst
,assron 80, each subsequent 81 For three lines
sss. .Arst insertion 81 so. Monthly advertisements
H one square of IL lines, S0 When changed at the
nd II each month, an extra charge will be made
artalfa square of six lines, and more than three
tSnsc per month"; 81. For three lines per month s..
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-26
BRUMAGIMs BUILDING,

''' 'iAe Oh street, near corner of Second ST.
STAGES LEAVE DAILY FOR
and Yreka. > N"''o' Aenllha' Neu D'uus' 9n's'"
sIs sD5 House Keystone, Fosters Bar, Campton-
IA Ia hanch, Rough and Ready, Grass Valley, Ne
Ald San Juan. =" "'0u' OroSSihs' Frehch Vorra''
flst House, Lynchburgh, and ophir, Thompsons
], fI II,unuen u'ruen Ranch, and Bdwel's Bar.
Ranohs VILE, Brownsville and Forbestowu N York
Sears 6ewa' Columbus House, Rabbit Greek, and
Mas blr and Parks Bar
elocS 1T 2T Sacramento at 6 o'clock A. NJ and 2 o.
eisco NJ daily, and arrive in time for the San Fran
GEO. +. THOMAS,
Nm G'neral superintendent at Marysville.
Dr. at an assengers securing their seats will be called
10y part OF the city. feb1t-my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-26
List OfAgents,
FOR, SALE.

sRA THIS OFFICE-An ex
III 81 AV "A cellent SUPERFICIAL PRINT
bS9ySknNva ING PRESS, Washington patent
yEyE also one of RCGGLES' JOB PRESS
FfNS=A Es, in perfect order; together with
eezk=slIE-sa TYPE and mater ials sufficient to fl
nj a complete newspaper Office.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-26
NOTICE.

NJOTWITHSTANDI reports by others !, 10 10
~ the business TO the contrary, ST. hA ~ Scs ~
can be obtained throughout the WINrER At the lOE
HOUSE. FIRST STREET, or delivered 20 consumers az
their places OF business. g. II. bNOWNs
seneI.1 Agent.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-26
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

rspulshed every Saturday morning, and contains
swenty eight columns Of reading matter. The aim of
she pu fishers will be to make it a good paper, and
aitsb'e Offering for friends in tha Atlantic States
rERMs-s5 per annum; So for six months; 50 for
lhfee months.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-26
Notice.

yuyo the Stockholders of the Sierra Union Water
The annual election of Trustees OF said Company
will be held at their office IN tlhe Trove
W y" WV JAS. NJ. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
Pine Grove, August 26th, 1858 aueol'"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-26
COLEMAN HOUSE
AT GOLD LAKE.

RwyzA THIS HOUSE is situated IN the most
fHzs.TAf beautiful and healthy place in California,
ssIs " and the proprietor takes pleasure in in
lS1I &E forming the public, that if they would
- retreat from the heat and dust of the low
country and seek cool and healthy place, where
they can hunt, ride, sail IN the Lake, or fish, Goiu
Lake is the place to visit Here there is no SICK
ness, no dust, no intolerabe heat. Come, you tnat
are we'll, and keep from being sick. Come you ,l9S
are sick, and get well. Come one, come all-tls Is
the place TO live in the summer. We have plenty oil
front. plenty Of Game, and no sickness. Board by
the week or day the same in the mountain towns;
NB.-Sau boats and fishing boats togelher with
fishing Implements, always in readl mss Ior psrues
stopping at the House, free Of charge.
my1n II =. CoLElnAt,i lOPlIoVOl.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-26
Dissolution,

'at FIRM OF HUDSON. EILERNAN h CO is
Hnisan bay buay dissolved by mutual consent Geo. b.
lhe living sold his entire interest in the firm to
win eont,ang partners, VIII. & b. Ellerman-who
wlI Na,. Sna us style Of HENRY EILERMAN & Co, who
colec, M S he Indebtedness Of and are authorized TO
Go. hes uue the firm OF Hudson Eernan &
GEO. b. HUDSON,
ii. EILERMAN.
harysvilo 49,, d. EILERMAN.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-26
FASHION RESTAURANT!
A D
BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT.
ID Street, opposite the Cal. Stage Office.

THIS old popular Restaul-
60 ant is still under the super -
BIEk vision of the Undersigned, Tas{xA
A and to meet the wants of it's X -
visitors ana public generally, has been InOrUuYy
renovated and refurnished during the past week,
nothing having been left undone to make it one of
the resorts in the city, by strict attention to the
patrons ofthe Fashion, with pleasant and attentive
WATERS the propretors will ever strive to merit the
patronage bestowed upon it so literally.
Single meals. s............... .............. so
Meals from o'clock Morning, till IL
o'clock, Night.
Our friends may rely that the best the markets
affords shall at all times be llberay supplied, together
with assurance of an unexceptiOnable Cook to doit
justice.
jan9-my LYELL Il BURNS.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-26

r,y- Office in fremont Block, corner Maiden Lane
81 Second street.
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-07

adysa{SSSf .onssof my ariAA was around 6Sps 31aist,
my hand fHSating on TIE small Of her badk-66e was
toying with my auburn locks Of jet black has-shs was
almost epne,sapd I was ditto. She looked like . grass
hopp14 lying With the hiccups, andI felt like q mud
turtle (Aeked with . Goldfish ball.
SAL says ], 10 . voice musical ss the notes Of =
dying swan, VIM you have mef
She turned her eyes heavenward, clasped me BY the
hand, had an attack Of the hesvcs and blind staggers,
and with . sigh that drew her shoe-strings to her palate,
said ass
yes!
She COVE clear out, then, aud squatted in my lap
she cofk.sereHsd and cur6umuxed and rolled in it. /
Rugged hertil I broke my suspenders, and her breath
slelt Of onions which she ate a week before.
Well, to makea long story short, she set the day,
and We praciced FOX tour weeks every night how We
would walk ID the room to be married till We got 10 we
ec2Awak ~ graceful - a couple Of Muscovia ducks.
sAAe hi, the company, and the miuister came, the
elGnfFwaAaSQn and arm in arm We marched through
tAscro&dedl@. We were just entering the parlor
dqpr, when down Iwent kerslap on the oilcloth, pulling
u alter NJ cassed fellow had dropped .
baaeee No aeot, aud Il aoosed me. 1t split an
svfal1 cAuinere right under my dress coat
over Il marched in and we're spliced, and taking a
500 wSchsa the kissing the bride operation. My
greons1ang&4s tight, and he kissed her till I jumped
d, . take a~slice, when. Oh, horror! . little six year.
oldimp had csawled behind me, and pulling my shirt
throds6 the hole Of my pants had pinned it to the chair,
and in jumping up, l displayed to the admiring gaze Of
the astonished multitude a triae more white muslin
than was pleasant. The women giggled, the men roar
cd, and [ got mad, but was finally put to bed, and there
all my troubles ended. Good night.
Yours, J. ". NJ
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-07

The following from Senator Stewards lie speech Il
graphic and seems to be true:
: am told that these Mormous will not fight and
! know that it is not until after . long time that any
community makes up its mind to defy an imperial power
like this but, sir, these Mormons are exceptional il
the first place. They have done nothing but tight from
the beginning. They are IN armed and military secs.
a superstitious sect, and war is an element of their pro.
gross. They fought themselves out Of the State Of
New York, when they were but a handful Of men, into
Ohio. They wrangIed themselves ont Of Ohio into
Missouri, and they fought their way into Illinois and
themselves at Nauvoo, and q civil war a-
tended their exit from Nauvoo to the Salt Lake. They
are worthless for any other purpose but to 6ght. Their.
religion makes them fighting men for it is . religion
which can submit to no civil authority that is admins.
tered Or exercised Oyer them BY a Christian people. It
Is q religion Which gives lcepase, in the name Of gov
and God, to the indulgence Of the baseat pro.
pensity Of human nature. l never yet have read, !
never yet have heard, I never yet have seen, any super
stition Of this kind that did not take in, az its weapon
for proselytism, the sword s.se4l,a ssst al