davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-13
Kece,pts of f Prsduce.

sr rorrIsper steamer Morson-4O hhds tobacco to
ssss s sses ss ss hsssss %
Is hams d Ss mase oGesby MecaueysS balls
s
e ri sy 5s
a. 81 Benas bbs potatoes to jas Druhan-5 do 81 bbss
sss
" ss Rail- s. e. # sussa sH
soap IS bbis oil Perdresavie Bros5
keos pkgs Lafogest esmarssso pkgs mdse Morrison 10 RI
alass s ss Tersssss aa
s ess % 70 se rs ST. Do
hhds cask oats to Geo Hope-l5 bb
Total il bales cotton % hhds tobacco.
ST LoUIs-Per steamer L NJ Kennett2ls coils rope Dix
ssss e y
do DO
bhs hour Jas Congoy &so-5 do Bros1s 81
Buddecke bS beans As potatoes Jas D9hsam
IL Ss Rqout le hsds Cabbage Schneider
Se Do
to order~Toal 81 hhds tobacco.
sugar Beloes, Nobiom &eo5o do Foley Avery xco2do
Dasva and bbls moasses Lobit charganer24
Hay es bales @ moss
81 bbls molasses IS hf bbls molasses.
wAsHINGToN-Per steamer Anna Perret-4 rolls leather
L Bassett &co2tcs rice Jas O. Bren-sundres to order.
sHREvEPoRT-Per steamer Robt Wason-20 bales cotton
Wright Allen Il Duand Roquet &co2s2 seks cotton seed
Lowber Saord-2T5 do Magnnis2 dry Hides and sunds
L Mann &co-sundres to order-Total "a bales cotton
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Duncan Kenner-lot of fruit
and sundres TO order.
ATTAKAPAS-Per steamer Gossamer-20 hhds sugar 20 hf
bbs molasses to Hail. Rodd Putnam-sundres to order.
Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NoRTHERN N
RAILRO ADFrom Canton July 2th-lA5 bales cotton to
Payne Harrison.
PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Per steamer Califopia-30hf bbls Voorhes,
Scn-l " Estn &co-l do BelI Buchanan
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-13

Az the lu ASIA, corner OF 1oul0uEs Eni Franklin,
FI,s e,..t,s t, n h5na BCtLNIEi sATStIAl, uot 40
L u Il. .i yellow slN3 GaFlsn Plaster 81 Par Shin
ia, tss ItsSa Also iualsh, Frsl2h ard ATlar Fire
Br,rl., ant stt 'si 4 of Ftgs sNel.
ccs ro iht sosatfJ promptly szs farelulS aitend
cd =, sg- iy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-13

NEW YORK via HAvANA-Per steamship Empire City
Assorted mdss. lt
BRAzos sANT1AGo-pers schr Sea Drittls7 bales VOC,
6S bales Is bdls do 2 hides % slabs lead
sads and M pigs lead EgRna249 hides bales skps 10
Preau Couture.
HAvANA-Per brig Allen Chapman-tobacco CIGARS anu
sundries-consignees previously reported
TAMPIGO-Per schr Red FoSsSS6 specie to
$ll2 specs fruit Fernandez &coi oo& vanilla 10
Bruguierc &co.
Receipts Mt the Carondeiet Cahai.
BILoNI-Pey schr Cosmopolitc-a50 bois coal.
BAY ST LoUIS-Per schr Belle Creoe-2Su0o II lumber
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-13
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
MEMPHIS CKETs,

~ = m r II . 4 a Ck II Il TS.
,-r - MEMPHIS PACTkET ~ :
1NE.......U.s s. NAIL.
SUNNI TER ARRA NGEM ENr.
Prompt Regular and Re1iablel
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
Have adopted the following Schedule for the Summer e
si', and FRIDAY
5s,..s.. 0',n'
s'e"sr Jass 81, s;h and h IA'sA'n' master
steamer = s'%S ST. ,ai and sYb h smith, master
CHOICE as ~ sRo5Hss Is 1sfs AZ ssoa ass MEMPHIS
GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE,
EAST LsE 1MR IA NORTH,
And continuous Railway connections through
NEW YORK. shs a.TT5Hla BALTIMORE WASH
IEaroS, RidaMoEp. PETEsSsgns ILSNGHB1sa,
ATaAETA 49, sAsavlLhE. LIE s viRalNIA SPRINGS ETC.
making sure connections through to New York.
s-Fr0m June LIST there will be two through trains leave
THE GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
MEMPHIS AND oh1o RAILROAD.
And IL Is Ga GInnss,i0n' soi
ST. LOUIS rhagss tS VI Eastern Gs ND e
ST rAy ,tIa sa,.s 5s2 %
ss- Passengers Ticketsd through by either route.
p1~Tickets good for any length of time
msnph. II 6ss s afssTf Ia5 wing
VIM INsLEE. PASSENGER Agent a26
Leaves on FRIDAY, 18th July. at 3 o'clock, p. M.
piEMPHIs Ia;fsi fsaiss ss 4ab lSG5efS NEW ORLEANS
psns ns'Rea Steamer @ e Aiics Ve
morning at the foot Gtod street, and win leave above
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-13
FOR oPELousAs.
A T T A K A Pa s .

, fYA-s a. u. 5. MAIL Lin hi FOt AtfAKAfA5,
D.i y,.- cgnnectilp wtth N o.. ~, and q.
". RalroadThe fast steamer r. ID. Hfme,
j. rager, bH expressly for Sengerb and hight
freight will connect With the opelonsas Raioai leaving Ber
wiokS ~ daily Psttesonglet C4nsrge and franklin,
and will her trips Tuesdays, FnudLss and Saur
days to Ga enleets New rown connecting at
the latter pact with foirhorsa mall coach.s Martin.
Lafayette Grand Cotean, Opepusss and Washington.
Ruunins timetra New 0r ans g Washington twentsix
hours, log the quickest route travelled.
Al the 4. D. Hiue Raroai daily, she Offers better
facility tor v3rng up-iresh thar any boat in the trade for
all points $ high riiI,
shippers viii pese the boat their dray recepta.
jel3 tt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-13

ESG' ISiI CANSEL COAL-YE ARE PRE-
Il a II orie foF delivery here in the m monhs of
qum ityhot lie than 81 uosof the very best quality
haud picked Gan e Coal for Pariof
les5 S ZONES : CO. 81 Gravlef street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-13

LIvERPOoIper ship westmoreand-2405 bales cotton 70
bags do 200 sacks cotton seed $40 hhds tobacco
BOSToN-Per ship sibyllOS bales cotton 7 bbls rosn
bx mdsel bbl sugar $500 pigs lead.
TAMPA BAY-Psr schr venice-i0o sacks corn $1,000
bricks and sundries.
sTsALr-Per schr D F Keeling sacks corn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-13
BA YOU s. RA.

Ts-. =. BAYOU SARA NAIL COMPANY.
dssssasSasaz FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.
sieamer b. F. KENNER, Captain Vincent leaves New Or
lass Bayou sara and the Co SuAdy Wednesday
and triit " ht Q 1'c.ork.
he freight packet CROSSE TETE leaves New Orleans
j. A, GOTTEN, Agent,
No. | fchoupitoulas ut.
9J~A clark ALWAYS the Leyss freight for
the above bltt5. ie6 Ans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-13
R ED RIV Err

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at PM
r. REGULAR SUMMER PACKET
IFGstkt steamer Morning Light .or Alex ,ndrla,
SsssR5sb Sorman's, Gorton's, Barblns and all inter
light dranght passenger steamer Morning Light, Ia
Parker master Sam Lawson clerk will leave AS uboye For
freight passage apply board
VIRGINIUS @. DENTZEL,
jyls Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-13

Leaves on SATURDAY, 10th lust, at 5 ?. NJ.
q. a. kOuas Bros, Low Wte Through Line, Era No. 3.
, fr~Is q. FOR SEREVEPD.'r DiRACE
and ali landings R.d River Clear bills
throughrhs lighttraught pas
packet steamer Era No. 3, John Kouus, mate win leave
as above carving freight and pastHgers through with
patch having line, rstcl passenger accommodations A
ply or bo4td.
VIRGINIUS @. DENFzEL,
Advertising Agent.
The Erss will be regular reliable river Simmer
packets. iJl3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-13

IT. FOR LOUISVILLE.-TaE LIGHT
draft passenger packet steamer John Raine
Capt VIM; Under wood will leave for the
THURSDAY, July l4h, at 5 p, NJ
FRIDAY, July 29th .
A1- No stateroom considered eng until paid for
plan u the cabin can be and
any Of the above trips by applying to
jei0 THOS. KEEFFE. IS Gravier ST.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-13
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
o HIO YER.

Leaves THU RSDAY, July 14th, at s P. NJ.
IT, FOR LOUlSVILLE.-THE LIGHT
k6S{s4&ak16 draught passenger packet steamer John
l9ksE& Ralne, VIM. Underwood master, will leave
Tor the above port and all intermediate landings above For
freight or passage apply Oh board.
9g-No sateroom considered engaged until paid for.
R1A plan OF the cabin secured
Tor any OF the above trips by applying board.
,oo V1RG1EIUS c. DENTZEL,
JeoO Advertising Agent,
, 1859-08-26

Among Re French Inventions Of the day,
= on |hf |11r1a.i1e he produce Of autumn
V.a1t BY ~ DUr1le Theinyontorg grounds
1'1 discovery upon tho alleged fhot that su-
l.un uhc,I b no| 40 annual, but biennial,
I.1 ~ I11|-loot and carrot claaa. and he
I'.I1|1l. proceeds % develop the alleged
1'1u'a' rlopelIio. By novel plan Of plant
ing and I1a'nul Coz he increase Of the
r111noa I1l ground = 70 Be well manured,
I'|..I I.'ofo winter o. q ths beginning oi
1|I'1|. b Ieot'ro iho seed betuoe6 lhe 2oth
d April and Iho 10Th Of Nay, this time
I.'1I cI1ll1 b prevent de chance Of bios
.,u|D1 during 80 year. But The time Of
114|1r nay b advanced from year to year.
.I1 11l|l n .oan separately, allowing L
1I.ls1 nr1aof ground, i The soil Is rieh, but
I'u'7||I|11 aoc1ri|nl 10 ~ sterilify. i Is
I11,''Iei d ro1s IN holes at regular dis
'11c''' from nine and half inches asnnder,
n ...1 direction. tie holes IN one row oppo-
1''1 ~ .r.c.l n fhe next Each hole Is
10 1oI'1'1 Ipr o. Eve grains. tWo and 4 half
'|.|.| 11n1IT When 10 plants have a.
'|'0|0 4 height of four inches, al but the
|'l..| ono |1 each group are pulled up, and
~ I..1|I II1 y II1n Iol &C he harvest Of
n. 1a1.a'l|ng year This curious process
y 1'n'cl % |nc1ca1o hsProduce very greatly
, 1859-08-26
San $rntistu.
BROOKLYN HOTEL,
Corner OF Broadway and sansOme streets,
SAN FRANCISCO,
THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WEI

~ THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL.
known and old established house Ia still ct his old
ik tricks-of feeding the public at the low price Of
his good and well furnished table; and az Mr. Kelly Ia
Of the pioneer hotel keepers Of this city, he pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting at his house
10 make the public comfortable.
The house Is centrally located In the vicinity Of the
Custom House, Post 0ce and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers, and contains 0 number Of single and
family rooms, well ventilated, suitable for ladies and
single gentlemen.
There Is also attached 10 tie house q READING
ROOM, and LIBRARY which contains large number
Of rejected standard works There s also the arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belsngs 10 the house. 10 convey passengers and
baggage. free Of charge. The public are respectfully
requested TO give the house trial.
Lodging per night rs centa; Lodging per week
u 81. JOHN KELLY, Jr. Proprietor
San Franoisc0, Dec. 26, 1857. If
, 1859-08-26
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons.

The Piano came 70 hand, and 10 int nte order. Al
beAntisAS tasaraments-LEB WALEER, PhihdPlphA,
JOhn Hewitt. q Carthage, New York. Who has hai
TREND Of mine Wishes me 70 purchase Q plano k9 hpF
She likes the one you Sold ne In Deeemhor, laSa NJ
plano q becoming popular % ths place. and thlhk !
lar than sny other makO."
We have two o. wasN' Panna IN ne 10 onr s,mln.rv
one O which has hfen severity tested fUP three ,ear
S96 We cen \ !ssl! q .AslI gSSd ySI,y and duraby
n. WATEas, Esq-DsaF Sir; Having asad ous og y,uv
panofUFiee fE tuO yean paHt have toand vpEJ ~
Pet!oI lnslIumsnt -ALoNEo GRAY, Pthopal BsU6kba q
Heights Seminary.
Rev. Mr. Haynes wri.s. as IallOuS,-Prsion Hollow,
N. Y. July 2Sth, 1858. Nh. wATEns-DSaE sII, I n.
c:ved The helodeon. aae and In good order; am well
pleased with the external appearance and The tons ao,
hope seal havs occasion 70 order one o. tWo nsSS
Tiosa, n. Y, July 2slh 1858. HOaACs w.yE.,. R.o.
Sir: The Nicholson you sent ne WaS ouly RECEIVED "a
good order. J en- now fully pppnESd 70 ny thattlS
nst!nmea hehb s,tisaioEy. and BEG Jon vIllaeel
nshed b. and lOr ihs very bon Ta6le manner Il wiish
sou have tnlhodS and nUls than iullsd, a that 100
Promissd. Vsy TelpssShlS yOurA &C.. u LEnIIi..
The Pi9po IscelvOa fIo1 yoa eahtnue b giVs alls
place.-JAnIs l. cLAHHA ChSrkaoa. V. =
The MelOdsc. has s,hly e.hsDA Iihslohllssa isyss
0r jour l0elll degunt vii % a can ~ ysn Il telS
paFis-Rev. ,. Y hOConMCu, YsTQnssVills, 3. D.
Tue Piano vas duly received. n cane h txcpns.s
condition. cod b VeIy mnch sdmlgsd b NJ numlIoD
family. AsceI. ~ thanA. tOI your pFomplsr&s-Ro1I
lF CooPa, WaranhAm. B1adlold %, "a
Your Piano pleasssm veil. II b he hsSt on d sw
cOuniy.-TnoHAs A. LATnAA. cAnpblstoa, O.. n
We are vsy much chlIssd . ~ b. having ~. 1sb
recommend it-BRANn. HHLD . Co, DanAlO DsmoQut
The Horace Walsfs Pisnn are known as amank he
very best; Wo ~ enabled 10 apoak 81 theSO nsiaen
with condeneo, nom pe1onal kn0Wlsdge Of their exush
lent tune end durable quality YoFk Evangelist
We can speAh q the meris Of he Hones Wstew
pIanoe hon psIs9nal novleagO, q being q thS viU
beui quallty- -ChEistIAn IhtslHgsncsf. -
Nothing at the saala Fair displayed greater evcs,cS
ChuFehmin. IS 0- hlI1 ,'l- III s-7'T'A
Watsn' Pianos sna Hsloa.ous sh.ll,ur, eump.,,,.
yin ne hnsAs made anywhere N ihs eCunl1, ,-Rsng
Hoaes walsn' Palo6r.ss an of fhll. roh. ma I'm,
tOns. and poWoEial.-NeW York AulIcll hsViSW. M
Our lends win End q HF. Wnisn SorO Ihe Vsry ha.t
a.ortneut q husIc and q PAnoS 70 b iOund b IhS
United e.liess and Ne uFgs onF southern and western
llead1 o give tham call uhonaVoF thsy 20 10 NoU
Yogk-gfahamb Magazine = q -'7I.l-
waEsrosms No. 80 Broadway, Hsv Yorh.
, 1859-08-26
NOTICE.

grHE HOSPITAL STEWARD AT ronr
II esilaeoon hls On hand = quantity of MedlcDeI and
Drug, which he sln ssl n cltlEeus.
ns.e.lptlons fos sJphs and GOnoThoa carefully con.
leIdss aishs Hospital Stewards ROOM Hospital buildns
~ CHAS J. FIrZGERALD.
, 1859-08-26
KINGSBURY & DODGE,
Udolpho Wolfes schnapps.

A Medicinal Diet Drink, ol
eminently salutaFy qualities,
manufactured BY himneli ex-
clusiyely, at bis factory q
Scheidam, In Holland, and
well known during the last
twelve years throughout the
Atlantic and Western States,
Il is made from the best
Barley that can be selected
In Europe, with the esaencl
Of IN aromatic Italian berry
OF acknowledged and extra
ordinary medicinal qualities,
u has long since acquired q
higher reputation, both IN
Europe and America, than
any other diuretic beverage,
Analyzed, Il Is Q PER
Eg0TLY PuRR LIQUoR, In ID
effects Q mild and whole
some tonic. II b exten-
, 1859-08-26
DIR GUYsOTrs INpRoyFD

DIR GUYsOTrs IMPROVED
EIitaet cf ysIIcb Dock aRs SafsapaflIa
N QUART BOTTLES,
r. Ac<EOtvLEDGED TO NE THE HEST
= eaI.panlla made. g b certified By The wonderful
c1fe hea pelloImod Remember, this b he ony true
and genane sEicls. This medicine when ulsd acoord-
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
E1lulnn, o. Kings Evil Canc1n Tumors Erupiions a
he SKIN, Elyllpelal, Chroule Sore Byoi RinrWulm
o. Icllor, 1oal1 Head, Rheumatism, Palns n
he bon1s and Jonla, Old S1rol and
Ulcon Swelling o. The Glandi Dylpepsa San nheum,
Di1ooae q he Kidneya, Ln8o d Appctiia,
Dlloaao ar|aine ifnm the u1e q
Mercury Pain n The Side and ehoulde General DShlv
Jaundlce and Co1iiVenou. Ff5FE
Ths nsus Rsmals Ileillclns known.
FheYelog Dock and aaTlapsrIa = peculiarly adauted
~ Females q delicate health, Tululting nom iaRulsrfp
mensuual discharges and other diseases peculiar %
l1ell nex We aanIe the amclod that baie or two of
Dr. 0uysoltb Extract of yellow Dock and sarnpaflla
~ g eaes EsgnlAis thoss dlealta end renew De
CAurl0N-Do 10. be imposed upoa b. unprinclpIed
llgg.l. Iako none but the geuuine which Z nnt IN
n onAr bo,le. and sod b. an respectable dFuerSis
PARK Z WHITE, Sole Agents,
l3l Washington street. San frncfsoo.
A.o, lnpnllem md general Agenil ioF a ne genuine
kAtEnt nEDlUINE, and ell The SANE IN qnantliies
% NH 4 r1dnoed mica IN
, 1859-08-26

|DRx GOODS,
Corner Battery ana Clny ssrss,s. san Yraneisso.
|HAVE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
Ii 200 bales 30 inch brown drills; ~
loo bales g inch brown shestlngsi
100 bolts No. 1000 Dnckt 81 81 Z iisss =
500 hnlis No. 7-l0 Duckj -3ls.Ii ns-8
20 hales Raven Duck;
10 casss Meuimao prints; Uti2
10 cases Prague pFlnts;
10 cases Pacidc prints;
10 case Dunnells prints;
10 Gases and 4. 4 hleached Shirtines:
e easss g. g and lO-i bsschsd ihiEtllgs;
20 cases blue denlm1;
10 bales hickory stripes; ~ gfi Ell
20 bales I, and ~ ticklnp; 81 I
10 bales scarlet, blB and gray hannelS;
10 bales Balafdrale white flannel; ~
cases CohuTgs and MeFlnos; ~ q
5 cases wool and half wool piaids;
cases hlus and black alpacas;
10 cases Pacide-new styles De LAinos;
Scasss. all VOC. styles ua LAinei;
casea French MsElnos; IA q.
100O Bay State plaid ahaWls; va aNff y 81 4 u
1000 cashmere and plain wool shaEls; black and COL
cred silks; plain, figured and plaid silks;
And large assortment Of other Dress Goods.
BLANKETS.
1000 pains white, green and blue MackinaW; s.i,t,
1000 pains BIB, TBB and sBG Blankets;
1000 pairs cheap Etey Engllsh Blankets;
1000 pals chesp blue English Blankes; Z
500 pairs seaTlet English Blankets;
en0 pains %. lOl II and ia white Bed Blankets.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODs.
loo1 dozen grey. blue and scarlet flannel shirts;
1000 dozen grey and Vhlis MeFinO UndsTIhifts ana
Drawers; T-
1000 dozen MeFino and al Wodl soclu;
500 dozen alflnet and lean pants; n
500 dnzen duck and coifonnado panls;
500 dozen hickory and check ahiFtl;
500 dozen calico and white dnn shirts:
500 dozen overalls and iampen;
Black and hncy silk cravais, neckties sin handksF-
Chiefs suspendefs, and variety of other articles 10
numerous % mention. For sale l0g hy -. n
SANaON, BOND 4 co.. ~
3SA Coz. battery and Clay 81, San FTanclsco.
, 1859-08-26
MEDICAL NOTICE.

MATTHEW p BUhNSp
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ocULsT,
once NEXT doOr % Pacific House, Main street,
Olympia.
DR. M. p. BURNS RETURNS THANKS TO
IL the citizens Of Washington Territory and vaneOuVers
Iand for the liberal patronage which he has received during
the Eve years Dr. burns offers bis services 10 all who
Aecied win chronic disease Of the Uethra and Bladder and
nP that formidable disease structure Of tie Urehra and chronic
diseases Of the Eye Ear He be consulted gratis every
Friday In HE once: nee hours from 70 81 Persons con-
sanR him from distance wiz be faithfully attended to.
Charges moderate.
Drags and Patent Medicines Wholesale and
Retail.
Tanb Compound Extract af Copaba and sarsapaFA for
the cure Of Gleets GonOFThea, Structures and Whites.
Rsey Compound Exract Of Daehu, for diseases Of the
Urinary ornnst such Slrangury, Gravel Glee Laeorhea,
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, &C.
Dr. NJ p Burnss solid Extract 0f Copavia Cubebs and sar
mpaFna. which needs Recommendation is fAvoraby
known In Washington Territory far the last six years. and lI
warranted 70 The worst In two 10 five days.
Dr. Bunss Remedy for old standing diseases q the bones
and liberation Of the throat caused by Impurities Of the blood
and certain remedy, and the best known 70 the Faculty
0f Medicine In Europe and the United Slates. aSn
, 1859-08-26

lively used and approved By
the medical faculty, the
temperance people, heads
|Of families, &c.
In Grayel, Gout and Rheu.
matism. in Distinctions Of
The Bladder and Kidneys,
and In general Debility, IL
enects are prompt, decided
and invariably reliable. And
Z Is not only . remedy fOE
these maladies, but, In al
cases In which they are pro-
Auced BY drinking bad va
ter, which In Almnst univer-
sally the cause Of them, Il
operates - q SURE PREvEN-
RVS.
For Fever and Ague u d
one Of the most eiRcaclOna
pFeventives that can be 70
sorted %.
, 1859-08-26
NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC,
PabllsAsa ~ Horace Waasrs, Agent, Ne. ~

broadway. y. !. 2 y sa5.s =.
Es: s::si 3 s: & s a:.;; =: 1 2; As: 3
sSH"ay Z coss al hdS siS aS Ken &. TX
- =. ~ ~ nils yss 70 n,ss.y uIt.s
sesh' '1'~' e1A "s-s' A-ass "As''Y ms , e.ns a
-. -... .l-isi-ss pslls az =, elyfiian IA
~ ne Palace Garden, eg ellglnG Nd
ssSs . 4. u esns easA ns
sAs.sI.n E.s.sy I.Is1s ~ y..y y. vss;s.isFsl
and aDanssrI oaadrlesS prcS 8 csni, s,a ~, lri,,
q ntleht QuadFss nsv dance, and a. sibssnian n1,
, 1859-08-26
CHEAP EDITION
OF THE
LITERARY GAZETTE

sFu AND FAMILY PICTORIAL,
4H Pahlshed mOntAlyby
Marie L. HanlIins q Fannie Lucele,
Under the immediate superintendence Of Col, @.
Ashton Hankins, and sent by mail for
ONLY 90 CENTS A YEAR,
To Agents land elabs Of 10 or mors) only %
eents yeari
Postage only Q esnts year, shsR paid quarterly
5g IN adpance
The Cheapest Family Paper In the World!
NE laisss reliable Fa,hon Pia,s, ,,, .,,p, u,,a, and
esna1sn.al Needle wOrk Diagrams and RnbroIdey ds1SnI
b eveFy number.
Ths Best wrltsrs, ths Best Stories, and AIss,
EugrnvtnH1.
but siAmps vii Be received or sseTpons sub.cFbcri
and agents must lneo1e the money-Caah; and write nae
pos. easess eoaatlss and etate. plain and dlIilneI
where Agents az soSs q retain - csnss %. n - K
cent subscpon they ehAln and some are now esaTnE
hh q ~ week pronl for hemsslves Posimasis1 and
Ptons receiving specimen espss q ihs Literary .,s.,
requested % act aFsntl shoW 10 thoSe Who VIM
ana tAel shaJ = sent espy q Ne paper year aiS
Tor years subscription. and The sa0I W put money n s
poekel o. those who need n and extend ceuaen In
stead q canning % 70 16 day Win her needle hy
lcons evsiy hIr day Is e veeE and clear for hsfSsf &
. ~ wAs ne Woule have made only Nesn,, II her Od
An persons snsndinshs sIrUaIansn of ne pspsrson.
Appesn of asncis, ape rsqusss tot,nd u, the n.ms,
and poIeaee ade q - NE hadnS pssplS thsy knoW q
psetlSn vi & % cssi q hem nee Il poaa ig.ns.
nd hs plan very profitable 70 them, q sJ obsan sub;sP
ineoss q s1 three or ten cen. smpvhsn uil.n an
MARIE LOUISE HAWKINS 4 CO..
, 1859-08-26
:. KINGsBURY. A. DODGE.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner Of Broadway aud sansome streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.


Board per week, &c; Board and Lodging per week. %
10 $lO single meals SO cents; Board per day. el Lodg
ings, 50 70 Is cents.
KINGSBURY & DODGE,
PTopretors.
N,B-The Baggage Wagon runs from The boats free
OF charge. l.H
, 1859-08-26
SECOND HAND PIANOS
AtCeat bargains alwaysn store: prices nom SSO,O ma
sic,

One Of The largest and best caIaIogue of a.Ic nov
publshed. All the music and music boaks pnblIShed n
the United States for le a this NaFnf
celebrated Guitars and a kinds of Musical InaIUmen,
and music merchandise ct the lowest pFces MUsie Ssnt
wheneve! ordered, pnae paid. Catalogues Rnt By nall
CleTgymen.
, 1859-08-26
San frantistu.

With extras for all the different patterns from
1852 to 1859. [Agent for the manufacturers for
the Pacific coast
, 1859-08-26

For BlhckWOld and the IOur ReViews, I4 %
avoid fractions - may be rgmltied for Blaekuood q
N. B. The price In Greet britain Of az. fss
PeriOdieGs GbOre-nGmed is about $3l per Gnnnm.
As we shall never again be likely to offers such
inducements a. those here presented,
NOW rs THE TINE TO SUBSCRLBE!! d!
~ Remittances must, in all cases, be made
direct 10 The PHblishers, for ut these no commits
sion can be allowed to Agents.
Address LEONARD SCOTT & co.
No. 81 Gold street, New York.
, 1859-08-26

25OO sold In 1855. / 1000 sold On 1857.
1000 sold In 1850. $500 sold In IsSs.
$4,000 sold in the last four years
, 1859-08-26

THE GOLDEN PRIZE. =
liiE liiiiEE SSESas PRIzE. lrz
me GOLDEN PRIzR ea, i
TIE GOLDEN PRIZE 81 s.,aa+, II
mn ooLDEN PRIzEa olaZk
uLUgfRATKDi nLUsGIlATEDi liLU1TRATEDl
uLusrATED EVERY WEEK.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
n1usERATEDi nLusFRATEDi
ne New Yost wssEiy GOLDEN PRIZE b one Of hsIaruss
saSs a o S.S q o ~ ~ q
matter; and nlEaAEILs ILLuslRATHD every week
NJ % TH ~ SOa RUcH Y SE n Ss n sC E IN
RECEIPT on TIE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
g: g: :sSy :ssy iss iSs 20: 20: sSs
Sos eoIy !Sr .lrss ysaf'... g g sne 81.
AND 10 CLUES;
yhrs. eogs, one ys.r....es @ snd & giA
twenty copSss one y.ar. 80 % and II m.
ne articles 70 bs dlsibisa eomp'i.ea IN de following
sPss.ags. q esla. ssu.slnIns.. -. 900 each
@ @ g ......... se each
iS Ps:n. Lever Hunting csssa wsici:;. iSS each
seoaWaschss' hss'........'.....'........ each
" 90 ...............s........ " each
lSS g a.. .;:S... s.se
e 9es sas' sDsus SSs sas s
100 CD Guard ". ana isS GSaIss 70 3 3 s.sS
Pins, Sleeve Button. Ring, % sndA Watch Keys Gold and
Silver mnhlss and vSnsy q VhSl arIiglss worth ion %
imnsiaIsy 81 rsesp sf ne subssrp.Ion on,y, d. sub
sers name y 3 snieIsd on our sebsepon bsok oppe.
e iorvnldsa .sn one ussh = is iuhseesF, ~ d1
e AZ cos@anIs..isns should b sadre..ss, 10
W s I Ha d.
, 1859-08-26
The ArOmnt!s Schrldam Sehnapps

Il consequently In great de-
G1and by persOns travelling,
or about 20 settle In those
parts OF the cUuntIy espe-
cislly, as vel % BY many IN
every community where u
has becnme known on ac-
count Of lie other remedial
properties.
In all cases Of DFopsical
tendency, u b gsneTAlly the
only remedy required, when
adUpted IN the early siagua
d tie disease. In Dyspepsia
maladies , when taken inprl-
per quantities, as Q diet
drink, and especially at din
ner, Il b found, BY uniform
experience, 10 be eminenily
emcAeious IN The most Olati
nate cases, when even thf
best Of the usual femedies
have failed b aRlrd mort
than tempOFaLy relief II
cases Of Platulehcy u b an
immedhate, invaFiable apeci
&c; and . may be admlnla
tered IN diluted and prppor
tiona1e quantities even %
young infants, N eli thosp
paroxysms Of gIlplng pain
Sob Importer, .