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The Placer herald., 1859-01-22
Requesting Broderick to Resign

Senator Holman, of Stanslaus, has given
notice that he will Introduce joint resolu
ton requesting David G. Broderck to re-
sign his office as United States Senator. We
do not imagine that Broderick will heed the
passage of such resolution, as his place
cost him too much to give it up so easily;
but we favor a resolution Of the kind, and
hope it will pass the Legislature, in order to
show to Broderick and the world the light
in which he is regarded by the people OF
California for the coarse and undignified
manner in which he spoke of the President
of the nation upon the Senate floor -
We desire the passage Of this resolution be-
cause he is not, and never has been the
choice of the people Of California, aud we
believe was elected by dishonest nstrumen-
taity. And further, for his refusal to obey
the bod alone competent to instruct him
directly, we wish the resolution passed.
DARING ROBBERY IN AuBURN.-1n this
place, on Wednesday last, at noon, while Mr.
Andrews was absent at dinner, from his jew
elry store, it was entered and two valuable
gold watches stolen. The thief gained en-
trance by boldly entering the front door by
means of key that seemed to have been
prepared for the lock, as it was found to have
been filed some to make it fit A man was
seen coming out of the store about the time
the robbery must have been committed, but
nothing was thought Of the circumstance
then, as it was at a time when the proprietor
might have been within. The loss was dis
covered by Mr.. Andrews Immediately upon
his return, and search made by Constable
Boggs and those who had seen the man
coming out, but without avail. The fact Of
the store being in the most public part OF
the town, and the hour one at which many
people were upon the street, makes this
robbery one of the most daring of any that
has been committed in the county.
One of the watches was new one, and
was taken from the show case-the other
had been left by customer that morning,
and was hanging in the window. Other
articles may have been taken, but the pro-
prietor cannot say positively. The two
watches were worth about S4OO
The frequency of robbeles in this county,
of late, is alarming evidence of the presence
of bold and skillful thieves; and we would
urge upon the proper officers the necessity
for renewed vigilance to bring these scamps
to justice.
That some of the numerous rascals, who
have been operating in this county for some
time past, are awaiting fearful reckoning,
is very certain, from the expression we have
heard, if they are ever caught in their de-
predations by the people instead Of the
officers.
Al
The Placer herald., 1859-01-22

EE" The Iowa Hill Patriot says the quartz
taken from the Lebanon Tunnel is very rich,
and there is prospect of plenty more of
the same sort. Also that DR.. Cate has dis
covered a rich quartz lead above Iowa Hill,
that it is thought will average $40 to the
ton.
1t is worthy of note that the discovery
of valuable quartz leads throughout the State
in abe six months last past, have been far
more numerous than in the same time al
any previous period; gratifying fact that
this destined dominant mining interest Of
the State is receiving much more attention
than formerly
The Placer herald., 1859-01-22
GARDEN SEED.

TENHE subscriber has all kind of Garden Seed
FL of his own raising. Likewise fresh sup
ply from the Shakers Farm, in Pennsylvania
All warranted. For sale at his store in Auburn
JOHN Il. GWYNN.
January 22d. 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
LEHAK. NOTICES


SuPaSME CoUBT-IN fHs HArrSR OF Ia. April
- cation Of the MRyN, Aldermen ADD Cmmonaity of tns
CIV OF Nsw Yo by tho 6osrd of Commissioners Ct tbs Cen
trial Park relative % the OF lands fsr publ, PARK
or Mace between 06th ard l0ts and the fh
yatith .vcau~ In he city OF New Nsk.xbe Mayor alder
NEW AZ Spn NOR OF the city OF New York by the
CON OF hs Central Park pursuant 70 the saa'e
tiled al the OF tnr city OF New York by hay
Tag bersaz public place ana 70 authorize The taking Of
hereby tive ucce e owners, essees. parties and
respectively enued unto OF mtseessa In the lands
enemen hereosnsnts and premises hsrs ter nantoned
ara oescroed that they VIII apply T. the supreme Court OF
DC es N ke~ fcrk, a. sDelsl osn OF sAd court 10 oe
I'D o. We Ciy gAn OF tho iy Of seq so.s 'a Wedaes ~,
~ OH DAY or July 1852 the opsuing OF The crt on Tint
Day or "a ~on thereafter COUNSEL re herd for tbs sp
ptntmeht OF thrive Of appraisal 10 ioS above
enni - mAer To estimate la cf the s,vsrAi lea
rts parties and serrons atrev.d snd eq-4be
psnshiion Tor MstnG MI Hose nos uemeo beredsG eDts
arc ~ ne bssseen ths souec-y Inc side OF 05a
bud rh streets snd The 18th and shth in ara
snd~hoh she ssn sossd Of Cmrnsyoeyr Of ,hs Central
srk oesW a1rs5's n ce acquired purpoxs extend
trs sid central Pack m he city " rew Sofs shos aud
de and premser laid man ar ,zn ~ s.ff
virtue Of eptsd ACT - slvs 4,
IN rro touching the yng OF s,rees and r,.,. "a
the city Work AMI fJ other parnore passed .eni 8
lSO7. sied way " 1859 -
RICHARD euslhtp rern-e To 'hs Corn ,-.t,,
ssd " said SoArd vi OosRaiis ~o.ess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
@.sTnymUNpAs.

nsAgRIYoTIAL--A YOUNG WIDOW LADY cD. OF
N very one pertonal appearance, blessed With perfc.t
health nnd ERIN assposion highly reeporsare " good
family &C. ami without encnI,rsoce Wishes make be
ouaiunEe gentleman between ne and 60 OF
i.Aped snd moral WORTH wtb visr ony be
mus, possess snod hsh 1000 snI disc q,
tor prcper vts~ az the cnmpsuionahn NJ
n pid that sn reoly 70 ths ort NJ curiosity "A
oi.,t ,Aulshi- Address for iea 6afs wpA i tar
Chic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

A RaRE Oh NOE-s vAIU Bile P&OrEerY FB8
"a Gale In ths VILLAGE OF Miidle'~n foict ~ cpaHsius
Of hAndss two story house doure fot opntsnag on
lot This property e on the mao street aud in the busn-u
mart Of town Price 81 O0. Terms sccoaDoda ing 5on
unisisn With New York three tines day. inquire OF a..
". BALI, On the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

MEO OOO WORTH OF RIAL BarArE IN CIaCIs.
SCU.UVt matt 10 trade for dry goods Address David
Quinn Cincinnati ONO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

1000 OHIO wBNE gULPBUE sPKIN09 OFDu
lCOC. 10 vAiera ss4kpg health pleasure frua Jun6
to aobee odaoos for over coo vtssrs Tis Ole
white scpbur sprtngA are Situstcd IN Deaswarv eosB,
AshseI Miles north of Ucumbus tho capital Ohe} n
ScntA ten sles FROM DeiAwAr1, nve nnSs iron -
eNte sulphry ssioa tho Springfield srnpw sAA
Ptabug Railroad, and IN miles from Pleasant vsly =
kpry sstoa on he Coupbus P1uA and Indiana aaAsu<A
the Hedi2Al quAoa Of hese sorings
those Of eher Nrsri wASn Ia the ur'tsd States rs9
obsr infru son address Andrew WLsou IT,, w.
EulphW SprAxA Chk.
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nvUsSs, nUUm,, GO, SO LINT.

. FukNlsBFp HOUse TO Lsf-hN TsESIse la'
str~e~ Sr sd say. apply ~ M ooOD3rEEO,
West s~r' tord -rss Also front base ncas suitable &
y ID duotor's oilce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

fNns1n TuBII.R to0P AfD stEths
W Fph uIrkSs at5 BAY.
lIgUApUpOp AOlFUD 700 ysiden NJ Pearl.
Irybou ans sce,sh Bass Asop pale ale London por
Ter On GJsught
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

rYyEN THOUSAND ACRES ov VALUABLE IaOs MI
pera spd taber lands Missonr With liberal chsrter TO
on ana lumber will merge ell In company,
re,ailing b&f or quarter interest therein.
bIGis 4 sOUIhxICK, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

Two BE SOLD FOR CASH OR WILL BE ExCHAN SEQ
for ne or second hand furniture, at trade prce. viz
rst class city the city Of Detroit Mich Thsse Ia only
te due on the lots the most expensive clear OF al
ipcumbrsnce Apply the furniture store l23 Avenus A,
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

D.REHAsCg FOR INvESrMsNr -THR owNsR OF
Is coioe Of lad witha the orprsc N
lin ts Of The largest town (san Antrnio de bexst
vhss 10 al spose OF part lands Those whing !,
safe in landed property that cerysn TO rp
apo quadrurle value In few yesrs time will obtain tho
nscesary nfoi nation by tnquisng OF FnsDkkICK KAPP.
IA Broadway, N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

CUhF HOTEL. FIRE ISLAND BKAoH,
~ u now open tor me reception Of v1a<sra.
!. I. BAOOMkS o.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

IiyOE BALE OR EXCH AN9E-A FULL. LOT IN Fifty
fourth street sixth ard srost xay; price
s. co., would hsrge tor house lot n yopi
fnsn location n preteed Ia New Bto,k
lyn from 81 0V N SIS COO be good ueghtor
hood notice will be taken Of H. Title DO perfect
Ldoyess n Zollver, No. fulton street N "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

vrqBIKD AvRNUE LOTS FOR SALE-rHRsE FULL
the ihrc 70 feet rortb of fifty third street
Fifty 9th street 100 feet We at OF SO T'nd ave
nue. Two-birds may remain on mortgage Tor nye Jears
Aupiy at IA Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

Dh0ADwAY LkAsE FOR 5ALE-0s r9E FIVE
ID story No 53i sroad from My,
]stS) tie st Nj holas and other large hoteis Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

pOABD-TO LET, WITH BOARD AT 1877 SRCoND
II between Eighth and Nnsh Streets three
front TO families gentlemen location very desra
dinner IT 6 O'CLOCK IeTma moderae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
sgmaxK RnsUR4.A.

MARINE PAVILION GLyN COVE. LONG ISLAND
M Tnie favok resort lie for the O4y2
OfNsoks lbrre seamboss ply daily betwses he M -
the landing ~ Glen Cove
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

xnJIsOoNstN LANDS FOR SAM Or EXCHANGE
w jewe,y other merchal disc or city properly These
are superior well located farming lands near Milwaukee.
Price low and liberal trade VIII be maze.
BI39S 4 WICK, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

4 fk~ rhaI lks AND SIN1LA r.Sasoss CAN Sx
a Accnnu or s~d Yah I'D sSrd for q san@er a. res
console e iee. where all somfpV %fon OF frn
bc.s car be enjoyed At Metropolitan ltN4A ne~ b'see
9 cng oepo. Aso 70 lot 10 Tho b,Aa Lquice Of
u oor,ttOr JOHN hkH8A1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

vkr ARLINGTON CITY PROPERTY yoR sALH-oa
w President square, handsomes. location in Washington
Known az the Club House. with back buildings servana
rooms stables attached; vacant lot sdjong on Presidents
soUaye. over pCGG sdaaYe enclosed Apply 70 j. O.
Ncf.JJIHE co. ashinQtpn D. q.
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ffttqg ~ sPpd best
: 55l9llas Ss'sslspsE lg III ssstlea f opqptsyssN
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The Scum ond Vo.tE

-, - TgJhsS South and North. :.
any oheGMould Think lid hear tbei
2o9theEners;ta talk, tthatHthel trade .brtyeep-
~ slr t'seet tionK nnd2 ours, WAS .ontnn q!
SIDE and that wv ylGeueweg send tour. .nanuflc1,
Luresi,Wes take nothing but tnoneyainl1,ay.
ment, which we forthwith proceed sto,hTIei
under ground. We buy as much oG.gthcm.
rs, they; buy,of us,a and the .businesssiy ono
o1ymu tN4l coalTeREsRcs.a QOn't,wef cat eir3
EtFnGk ,seitEom aPenlhess to .tomatoes;,1an and:
pay Tor 1t too? Don't VIC smoke their to-
G'4cco, and. seek toadelude ourselves into
kne pellelitlat iltils the genuine Spanish;t
artiele2 DON'T we. fill oar .spittoons
klnaleI 4.lnstitution, y llwith the.inice of
athe Virginia Wine2 DON'T We cat. sweet
potatoes, IN spite of urfanGpathytolslnye,.
4qbor feil " hoseYeE heard !ofaouri raising
isSectlonal objections to- Virginia oysters r.
southern. cot ttonslies clOsestltOi our hearts,
l.tn1 goes with aus to: our beds. and zoufo
boards Southern tar "puys" our shipsS
ieoataern hoNr3 makes the occasionab cake
as we'll as some of the daily bread of o,Ir-t
bern corn annates the Nortltcrri
l9sases Inat draw the runaway from slavery
t4e;9Fiqs on her tour the doctor in his cAaise;
en4 ifhe eaEse OF the sexton; Southern sugar.
ana an moli4lYSes enter our closets in twenty
Sn"Pes anu 9. Il9Sms; southern pork. Elttcns
"S A'NutuStu {! lelnp StrangleST our.
criminals. All ttbese things, and many
mq9lEs, We have from the. South. and We
pay for, them with the fruits OF. our indus
ttlr!y1with 4, = fish, with cloth, with shoes.
with ice, with grtnite; with motions" ;n!a
definite The cxchangeaai is profitable to.
both sides. for it'll based Oh thhg p7ra1nd !
principle of.'all sound commerce! the sur
plus OF each SECTION going to the other !.
ssSslf99lp, 3a2d1 9ne fllrRlqsg paying for tho
othSr surplus, Us, sIl4lerP is little money used
N N "a EnG tSade We laEe no gold, and the
south s !, .t has not much, native, TO the soil
II II the South will not buy of us then it I
must stop selling to US. There issno senti-
\ ment 9zL! in the business. You might as welt.1
l9ok 4; for E sentiment in the cotton field or a
gedllger's, cart, as in the, Trade We sneak Of:
II II Is Is a matter Of interest merely, utter sell
" which both parties find their
4 1eso4nt S M y PROMOTES peace, as rightly un.
1SrIt99a IS interest always promotes it lta
3 g odd, odd, that this war against commcrce
comes ~ from the section which fayors i
r rec i trade, qd aud which used to rave and
,hreatsn eats lHst;es loudly about the t0ritf as
l9Y i does ABOUT slavery. and. which it
VII do about something else,-whcn sh-sl
tery shall have been placed on the same
'heif where now lins5 ultra protection i'm
dusty repose.-Boston Tfarellsr |
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tGnardl AgaEnsf FillI g STinter.

l..s s5...l l!.5Ess....sLsI 8 r.: ,ssssl sss3
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sound Rpzslln5ssss 3. 81 q 81 .P5rIIInelplss.

Alexander Henry, Mayor. of PhilaJeI-
la, distinguished himself on the pcch-
On IN Of the late attempted, anti-slayeEy Ri
: BY the promptitude and Icnergyiwitb
flch 81 .l he suppressed those dangerous de-
t22ti99fA!s% 2{ 9f!s lie was the means. no
TIbt, oi saying the city from, considera-,
IA 4ttloousned. Public sentiment is not
what 1t was few years ago, when,
tbsS bsSlVanla hHall' was" btir1fed down by
iridh2 NVithetmpunity II fecoS1iizes the
nres i'll classes of linen to the free ex-.
| felld OF their opinions; and if certain
nubIi9 thesbaser sort seek to disturb
thc. s&setings,v they will be handled on
Henry'2es they deserve. OF this Mayor
oredt6s perfectly aware, and ltescndcaY-
l.few3c6ik trouble in its beginnings. A,
leyinpith&R &RtiVe gentlemen; however fan
| theFcnu action might bciniurious to
of bnsincs iof Philadelphia ,rs a place
,rtPEfi dressed him. this letter: Is
u nSir. WSshiAi December ii6; 1859.
your motiyF gareNsona to believe that
opDrehended d factions, have. been. mis-
I,ings held in RELATION Ito recent moct-
liens unfriend yadeemedaby many 6it-
thetic with crif the Union andasympa-
but cu act of a believe it would be
! to. .theiscity. of a to- yourself, sand due
give AN cxplanaS elphla, 'if you would
subject, zsr, .qaF the public upon the
is sWesare, Yery.re \, sss 'sl.lszr al
GERsoLL, ELI X. Pikttuilyii &se.S j. R. IN-
HESRY c. CAREY, ut ISAAC HAznEHgRsT,
b. MYERS, P. Mc0AB AB'AlcAlECHAED,EJoHN
ssiTo this AIR. denf aiz .eifs .-siEssi
edgement of the recet an acknowl-
fplfed Gel n n the letter, re-
F. 81 heartily '06preci = -. ~
which you feel for thS the soiteitndc
city, end the Kindly isstSFt93ttI99n sSF Of our /
AM sSaFe have Pjrrombtcsents which |
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llheiee FirSt, Class cInsuraIl 3
,.,5fas q 2 iIElsf5 ! : sks on
1NcoaroRArED 1sl9-oIIARrER EEenREFuAGl

41-cash Capital slooOOOO absolute and uninpatred.
Apith. pEsstigsOfss yessFs eposes and ss'sFtoncO.
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks acccpteat terms consistent with sulvency and
.5isz- - fair profit.
Especial attention giTe 10 1l';Euranecn nf DWELLINGS,
and Contents for terms 9fOneto fire years.
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: .Ty|tPAlNL !EA1e, ,pRRIY.s. ]

- !TyltP43 3vILWssans EAR DRBixs. lfaz
Which are suitable for eitlerssx and ,,II ;....
e.! IN nSe minpte7. EAR TEuYpETs OF every lst rim,
AiS9 every variety u atitital known IL
.ile h0FNa largo asNrtmtnt 6fibcanttfuf tiuFsbls
With tie Arm aud Ei6owoA ttacIisnt. a 1,Tt,;rD,
nCnt. l' ~ ,''u-AN !seIun'ttAttach-
: jTiitsr articI,s 10 ,,i5 .{,,.5l II III
htter sax. and can he stit byi enTI3st ioE
e M"ri" All kinds of Trusses Hernia ersEunfrs
~ every ieSQriPtton, for either sea- and ruses mar
tlcnt.ry adEptedfor females III weSi t5nitio IT,
foE these with PEotGPsUs GTR BIZ pH Est!,f SiSo
Hl; DHqe Is one of the most celebrated and skiI,,
M wy sclant ana surgeons now living. His fame il
PERSONALITY IN eTery principal city ofte world
tors dtr'cted to DR.. I.ai,e must ten
= pay pestHgs and insdeiitaln xlenscs Al
except thuse mentioned which, sii EcGIrs
s0nIl snPervsinHt u fIS as,SI Z LETsSi s4tY per
q % .QSfce hospsi from o IL sJEfo.4R H.. II
IrrISF. 7ot ET,,ii lt0CToK BAAlEE,
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1Ity,Ssl -nt NJ. LL,a.lz. r. It0CToK BAAKEE,
L-Eoctl OH +Et -tlt9 EFNEvT SoHS e.
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treason or gedftbh, itsy,g 81 S6dssg s5sgi9iaay nav be
I'ayEngsd By fie hand Of ljtistf6e; but is NOT
to,be 'remedied By tie iaWless aets Of q
'mobi nor az verted rs the Sft|iliatiofis tlIaf
saved the Cnpitolinei mount iia 2 biff ~
# const tttutioral rights sare to tiepenS
npon the alleged txp ediency OF tie 'fi6IIF,I M
the excited sentimsGt that to-tlay Il 1onfd
restrict the liberty Of Speech may; to5nlott9g
row demand the; s9rfefi DEF of bf bf09bitSSrfy-
and even the liberty ana life tof The citizen
viii VIII be Gt the mercy Of any popular frenzy
that fanEticisn or lsnhyery MAY 'iini}ctteP =
Freedofl Of Speech is tAe Iiihgcbahrrab
cS,o1ngccom1itTnt nc Of liberty Of c81gtieaGe,a and
the government thIt cannot secure fto its
cltizens the full enjoyhGnt Of. these and.
other Inherent rights fills to answer tie
end for tvhieh b; it has beed esthbisGad.n '3
NIL Henry Tdds that there are few e perrL
sons in Philadelphia who agitate, the sub.
u Of the Immediate abolition Of slR-
very ahd ttdt StHese are, dGfeaYl Women!
but. he asks, 9i.a aE37! SS3fe5fffi1g 10 :,
,:'If cohdign reprobatiohs be cast gupon
theSe Sc, who ID the Sincerity Of error, would
disqdietthe coihmaniry, wHats sh5d3ISS Ibtsl
met0d out to those, who; w6Hia Gaat at 5sSucL
{ tdisqntct, and loud in yenai land tdissemblci
lamentations n H over their i1siaGerea ff6Fesbod1
I9as Of evil, woaid thus Seek tesiir tsii 5ps berson-
al or party endsFso NOT i5EIi.SfssE
5f G+I0R al 2l5SS sR5SySffs will please make sPote
uilsE= iILlli .=laL1s!s gtI-y:tsI ]: OF I,uS
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Wines, Branches R11rns.
BIACK TEAs, 6sr.--1-- -

...5z lst:5 BnACK TEAS. -6sc.:i'lrt e.'f 3
ID HERMAN, & SON. MOI n, Nort,, c1,,r,,, {.
i oiier for sale the following artilcs of their own
/, mnGIrta5i@n TI paTsieMprly for family use:
and brown ShcrriGs. in wood md i'm rlnsg S''N
W = anelnan,s competition rod and
aIADEIltNi WIN John iISEaTi S;orrl,,s ,,.
AiaSiTS ~ wool and in glass; alzl. drape.Iuicc y
lpEh. w WlNES-JahRnnesberg StoinbersDr Nar
gGo2IrrnnneT, CablnGt iicfrau milc Broanebsr,. of
i'll quarts and piRts. '''''iSS''
and dark BFandies t4Is5 Uo-fII@tfiH -iaifEiri -
RisAlsIO4l anil finEs JRmGieas Antigua, Granada
% I, Islands imported and lire from Iondl
and no mixture OF irnn,ittic pSis5n nit.
!s9A liOlf chests of the finest 6UUCIlNCIITEAyu 9
IL h.. L.t-s.ff Il ,ra, mll54s5g.1v
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EBEMARLE INSURANCE. co..

VILE above Companies having appointed the under
S99i9 r"spectfuIfy solicit the patronage OF the public
Ii nv we'll known to be irst class Offices
al! i9sses promptly aLljusteil. NC. ARTHUR, Art
Lso2-EtY Office. over tho Citizens Deposit Bank
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.L-llJ ,s5fN IilI Gf.GW TI0Tf Ybgt
Turkish, .LadIes., -

- ~ ~ 2
I'd l.ii,,.:f!TU Turkish, .LadIes.,'.., 'gSg sI - =
. The, Journal. de- Cenifqntinooie nnbl;sb.s
thftgxt of am imperi9A sedictfregulniing
the tegstATnes soffthe lildies in Turkey in
conformity with AIuSFulmspg Tradition u
iMegiye the pgipeipel points qErthe 5doeu-
~. i.i2iaI1Us yniYad ram IIa JptTl rs al
.TSslii Womenirnpstttake the gfeetest, care
20 = Eefrialtl 1romo evsEwtling contrary to
s9o4 c9n dqctsrF inlIl e watch lost, q attcn-,
lively ioF9rl tlcf4hon9rl of their flmily.-
Inc LAWS 14ndi .custo ms, of other :, nations,
lllYe ,FegEl lated, jall tE9t islconnected with
i!hs ohserEQ1So5 gti moEaljty.I According;
70 tne ldJyj the efirstrQ rQbIiscl-
7Ilon loE Momenisonsi in the,use of the
vel; consequently for aoTurkish,;woman;
20 HepAFt from the observance of that erIs-.
ION! ln,44 4 hreachl of not only as0ciaIgdutW!s
put OF ia precept iof faith. Nevertheless.
sloFi some time past Il certain number of,
women, con traryi TO thelawsr of propriety;r
t'3 ny Hse ot.;N very thin Teilsnand of dresses
maze fRt materials which have never before
beenAised for. such purposess d wall abonf,
yltn fleir features sand. persons. ,tOaemuch
tsegn: They moreoYCrs affect .indelicuYe
Anannersl 81 and in the ipullic sIromenadcs,l
nlixs with the,pen, uenccfDrth all women,
!'VTeogEer. they may. be-, on .leaHingq4thcir.
houses, must wear thick ,Neils which cons
pletcly cover their fcatnres, and beiclad ia
dresses Qfieloth: or other. suitable material.
without :enbroiderN, trimmings, ,orextcrnal;
ornaments Of ftapx- kind = They must not
show5 Themselves. out of doors s;mplv in i
stPcklngs and slippers, but, must wGNT,hdIe
hgotS, in yellow morocco leather, ,lov some
other suitable npd decent covering ior.the
! 1ffca ,sNhenitheY, go, out st07makcI -pureha-
ses,i th ey arc strictly prohibited from enter,
i1ngl shops bHt must stop on the. outside to
be served, and must not remain longer tIau
Is. sqlutely necessary. aiWLen, they are
gnIthe public promenades thcy,mustg con
tlne themselves to- tho parts. reserved for i
females. Any woman who, shall be, gniltyJ
OF acts agninst the law-win be severely
punished; Ky family shall keep equipa-
ges,leyond. their means, aud the. divers,
nnst be most carefully selected, Tbc.men
mnstGls9f cenfsrm. TO tho laws, of propr;-!E
ely: :psrtieularlyliR the streets, or they will
subject ithemselSeszt to severe punishment" |
, 1859-06-24
MEDICAL NOTICE.

MATTHEW P. BURNS,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ocULIsT,
Once next door to PacIae House, Main street,
Olympia.
nR. NJ, p. BURNS RETURNS THANKS TO
the citizens Of Washington Territory and vAncouVer
Island for the liberal patronage which he has received during
the years Dr. Barns offers his services to all who
affected with chronic disease Of the Urehra and Bladder and
for that disease structure Of the Urehra and chronic
diseases Of the Eye and Far be consulted gratis every
Friday In his office; ONCE hours from l2M Persons
sung him from distance will be faithfully attended TO.
' Charges moderate. tr.
Drugs and Patent Medicines Wholesale and
Retail.
Thornt Compound Extract n Copaba and earsapaa, for
the cure Of Glees GonorThea, Structures and Whites.
Rseys Compound Extract Of Duchu, for dseases Of the
Urinary organs such strangry, Gravel 0lee LaeoFrha
Inflammation OF the Kidneys, &C.
Dr. NJ BuFnss solid Extract OF CopAyia Cubcbs and sar
saparlA which needs recommendation, as s avoraby
known In Washington Territory for the last six years. and
warranted 70 cure the worst 10 two 10 I've days
Dr. Burnss Remedy for old standing diseases o. the bones
and liberation Of the throat caused BY impurities OF the blood
sure and certain remedy and the best known 10 the Faculty
Of Medicine In Europe and the United States. Sou
, 1859-06-24

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