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San Srmtistu.
lROOKLYN HOTEL,
Corner OF Broadway and shnsOme streets,
SAN FRANcIsCO.

~ THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
;iu known and old established house J. still at bis old
- tricks Of feeding the public Rt the low price Of
Six Dollars per week. and still they to psrtske Of
his goOd and well furnished table, and as Mr. Kelly "
one OF the pioneer hotel keepers Of this city, he pledges
himself that there will he nothing wanting at his house
to make the public comfortable.
The house Is centrally located In the vicinity Of the
Custom House, Pst Office and AlsO Of the up river and
ocean steamers, and contains 9 number Of single and
family rooms, well ventilated suitable for ladies' aud
single gentlemen.
There Is also attached to Il e house a READING
ROOM, and LIBRARY which contains large number
Of ree td standard works There alsO at the arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs To the house, convey passengers and
baggage. free Of charge The public are respectfully
requested ~ give the house trial.
Board per week, t6; per day, 81; Meals, so cents;
Lodging per night 5O Is cents: Lodging, per week. 81
l. 81. JOHN KELLY, Jr., Proprietor.
San Francisco, Dec. 26. 1857. l4H
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lively used and sPproved by
the medical faculty, the
temperance people, heads
u families, &c.
In Gravel. GOut and Rheu.
natism, 10 Distinctions Of
'he Bladder and Kidneys,
and ln general Debility, its
effects are prompt, decided /,
aud invariably reliable. And
i is not only Q remedy fOr
these malsdles, hut, In all
cases in which they are pro-
Iuced by drinking lad va
ter, which Is almost univer-
Sllly the cause Of them, Il
operates o. q SURE PREvEN-
RVS. r.t
For Fever and Ague Il is
one Of the most efhcaciOus
pTeventives that can be re-
sorted 70.
, 1859-07-01


ITO avoid fractions e5 may be RENTED for lakewood Of
which We will forward that work for both years. post paid
N. B. The price In Great Britian Of tke. foe
Periodicals a6Ore-RGmed Is about S3l per anRum.
As we shall never again be likely to offers such
inducements as those here presented,
NOW rs THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE! i!
~ Remittances must, In all cases. be made
direct to the Pu6iishers for at these no commits
sion can be allowed to Agents.
Address LEONARD SCOTT & co.
No. 81 Gold street, New York.
, 1859-07-01
NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC,
Puhli.hsd hy Horace watsrs, Agent, No. -

ss' <s''s.' broadway. n. =. 20 ~, n,
:: 4 IN: p. VIVA; !: :: %:: !:
Dandy cOcL Robin; sia Win ihs stIl; X. Mana;
of RoSabe,1 and -Wnkr Isdv Wsissn ~. a s'r,s
each. - - -. = - ! N.
rAearllffasrNRAr A ~. -. 80. -. -
nm y NJ n... I. ~ 49, .al-ts oaaecns 2. eagsD ~. ~
= my sshsns - n y. Ihe hnse
above our pieces have beautiful viSn.c. aWsimsr fon
arabian Waf-cEy March," me very last vassovlaln.
Dan.ine Ma.gIea- OIlnollne Waln," Reading roles-
and 1aneert QnneFle price % cants each sThe Rmyre
g Reieh oaadre new dance, and he lbsnlan qnl;
, 1859-07-01

.. KINGSBuRY. A. DoDG
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner OF BTOadway and sansOme streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Board per week. Sc: ard and Lodging per week, %
to SO; single meals 90 cents; Board per day $ LOdg
ings, so 70 IS cents.
KINGSBURY & DODGE,
PTOprielors.
Of charga LIT
, 1859-07-01

To TAKE INK OUT OF LINEN.-Take a
piece Of mould candle, or common candle
will do nearly as well, melt it, and dip the
spotted part of the linen into the melted tai.
low. It may then be washed, and the spots
will disappear, without injuring the linen.
, 1859-07-01

DR. GUYS0TTS IMPROVED
Eritaci Of DsIIC6 Dock apo SatsapafiAa
IN QUART BOTTLES,
rs AcIkNOvgLEDGED TO BE THE best
Il saTsapara made. as IL certified By the wonderful
cures has performed Remember, this b the only true
and genuine article This medicine, when used accord
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
6cluiuA, o. Kings Evil Cancers Tnmnrs EFuptons Of
Tie okln, Erydpelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, Rinaworm
o. Tetteg. ecald Head, Rheumatism, Pains IN
the BoTes and joints, Old Sores and
Ucen. Swelling Of the Glands, Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum,
Disease Of the Kidneys. Lnss Of Appetite,
:. Disease arising IRON the use Of
Mercury Pain In the side and Shoulders General Dehtv
Jaundice and COstveDe 9.
The Best Female Medicine known.
fhe yellow Dock and Sarsapara is peculiarly adapted
lor females q delicate health resulting from egularty
q menstrual oechargos and other diseases peculiar 70
lhor eeE We assure the amcted that bottle or two Of
Dr. Gqysottb Extract Of Yellow DOck and sarsapaFila
vii g once regulate those difficulties and renew the
CAUfl0N-Do not Be imposed upon BY uupFinciplad
DFuggi4 Take none but the genuine which 4 pat IN
n Qnat Bottles, and sOld By oil respectable drugKsts
PARK 4 WHITE, Sole Agents,
lS1 Washington street, San Francisco.
Allo, importers and general Agents for ell the genuine
PATENT MEDICINE, and sell the same In quantities
touut q Ddusod ntsG III
, 1859-07-01
San frantistu.


~ NJ U SIC! -
MUSIC FOR THE MILLION
X o III L E r. s.
Nc. l7s Washington st.
SELECTIONS FROM ALL TIE OPERAS,
&c.. &c., Sec.
ny TIE MosT EMINENT COMPOSERS.
MUSIC BOOKS,
INsTRUCTORs-FOr all instrumental,
GLEE BOOKS,
OPERAS,
ORATORIOs,
SACRED MUSIC books,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
MUSIC PAPER,
BRASS BAND MUSIC.
BRASS zMs1RJMgNfS.
TROMBONEs, CoRNETs,
POST HORNS, CoRNoPEANS,
oPlIICIElDES, ALTO HORNS,
BUGLES, TENOR HORNS,
CYMBALS, BARIToNES,
TUBAS.
Ass0aDg0Ns.
FROM THE BEST FRENCH MAKERS.
SEVEN CASES. just received and unpackag. win be
sold to the trade at
- per cent. Less than Former Prices.
"a
GUITARS,
FROM THE BEST FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
MAKERS.
~ NOts.-A KoHLER Ia Sole Agent In California for
the celebrated maker,
CHARLES sTUMCKE.
vIoLINs, FLUTES.
BANJOs, FIFEs,
FLAGEOLETs, PICOLOs.
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
OF every description always hand in large quantities
ROMAN AND ITALIAN STRINGS.
Just received an invoice Of the famous s. s g. Roman
strlngs warranted TO be unequaned In the world.
FANCY ARTICL
Vases, POrie-aEOnnaies, ,.rtr
Portfolios, Watehstands,
F1aeons, Opsra-Glasses,
Autographs &c., &e.
Children's Carriages, Baby jumpers,
AND AN ENDLESS VARIETY or Tors.
HBcasOms requested send their orders direct 10
the undersigned either BY mall express, and hey may Be
assured Of having them filed promptly satisfaction.
Al goods warranted perfect or the money refunded.
WHOLESALE DEALERS
Are particularly invited 10 ea and exaamIne our immense
stock. They viii nnd prices from 95 10 30 per cent
LOWER
Than any other IdbhIng house In California.
A. IEOHLER,
1-8m lgSwashington street.
, 1859-07-01

S54s.zl.. |s1
Three sI1eS--Sk, 0 and feet CUT
With extras for all the different patterns from
1852 to 1859. agent for the manufacturers for
the Pacific coast.
sSSS SS :$ :% In IN S sSSS SSS :S$ :S In In ss :ss
$4,000 sold in the last four years
No single establishment in the world can truthfally
claim TO have manufactured and sold anything like 90
larRe number of Reaplng and Moving Machines dur
lDg the time while my experience dates back 70 the
origin my macoine 70 lSSs having osen actively % , and ss
teen years am more largely engaged In the
ufAetue Of these machines than BEFORE and, with
my improvements ir 1852 DO not hesitate to ysrrsnt
superior 20 any Jher Tor simplicity durability sud perfect
working; and further 70 say, that farmers who may de-
sire t are a liberty 70 work my machine through the
harvest with any other and keep and pay for the
preferred The position Of the Raker In my machine,
las paented) upon the main ame where there is gat
Strength and where the weght adds 10 the power Of the
machine Is the only right one. Other maksIs have 10
haul their aker the PLATFORM where be must submit
10 having the dust thrown In his eyes by the opera ion
reel and 70 being oted over the cOds BY he little
their machine 10 pieces This accounts In part, for the
great durability Of my machines compared with OlheTs.
Great Cornell Medal aWareed ny machine in London,
GSsni Cold Medal Of Honor at Paris, IN 1855.
Highest Prize at The French Universal Exhibition, in
Highest Prize Of Royal Agricultural Society Of Eng
Highest Prize Of the United States Agricultural So.
ceiy, In 1851.
As the Best Reaper.
Publications made By the manufacturers Of the Nanny
machine claiming the hlghess honoF etc. the French
Universal Exposition In 1855, known By them 70 be
kALas The ancceI q my machine, a. indicated BY
pfsmiams, generally, are worthy q no conadsnce. Al
though reaper makes make business Of laboFing and
sehemng % secure the little annual one horse premiums
delood d Is true that these machines have
always been sold at comparatively low prices and but
lof The boldae with which introduced and sold them
ulsstuten would dOabilss have put The price much
could furnish thousands Of testimonial. nom farmers
and Others Of the truthful of every statement have
made, and much more Imay further Rmark, that sll
Of the reApng machines Of any In the country
are mere modhcaiiotG Of my machine. al other manu-
lecturers having teoesaay limited experience In com
single years severe service win satisfy The farmer,
that 10 point or durability my machine b Tar superior 70
reared % IN ny 70 uar annual circular IN pamphlet
lhfm, which viii be furnished those who desire further
information, By Addressing me Or any one q my agents.
CYRrs H. McCoRNicK
20 plttI' Pattern Threshers and 9eparnfers
Manufactured By Nouns, Mason a Co.; 80 andSe inch
cyllnders, with trnchs and fall extras. - N
III. Pii;. 9I PsisSs SstsS Ss2L JSSs ;a 1sIs 1877
extended log term u seven years from June 20, isSf
lsAAl consequently expired as,gssIuIIy sss ~ you're
sOvsHwOnEn 4 Co. san Fnaci:co. Gsi.
P,tis Patent Disable Pinisn 8 ana 10 Horse
10 whom Il may concern,-Thi, may certify ths, w
, 1859-07-01
SECOND HAND PIANOS
always in store: prices nom $50 10 SlIO
MUSIC.

One Of the largest and best catalogues Of Music now
pnblished All the music and music books publshed IN
the United States for sale At this establishment MnTnS
celebrated Guitars aud all kinds Of Musical nstrumsns
and music merchandise ct the lowest prices Music sent
whenever ordered, post paid Catalogues sent by nail
liberal discount to dealers, teachers, semnFeS and
clefRymen.
, 1859-07-01

aSOO sold In 1855. I 1000 sold In 1857.
$4,000 sold In the last four years
, 1859-07-01

in this country! 1t was not by allowing
three.fourths Of light tillage farm to re-
main in poor heritage, and making the other
quarter pay the rent. 1t was because the
farmers in those countries he alluded to,
made agriculture study, a duty, and II pleas.
ure, and because the farmers till their land
to the best advantage, and because no man
here would keep one acre Of land more in
his possession than his capital and his means
would enable him to cultivate"
, 1859-07-01
asttaI Qualifications.

LEONARD Scott & ec.'s
REPRINT OF TIE
RITISII PERIO DlCALS.
AND THE
"Farmer's Guide"
Grrat R1Mtion "a he price Qr te latter Publication
IL the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, viz:
!. The london Quarterly, (ConservatIve)
s. The North British Review, CFree Church)
4. The Westminster Review, (.beraI)
5. BlackwOOd's Edinburgh Magazine, (TOry.)
These Periodicals ably represent the great political parties
Great Brain-whg, Tory and RAdcal but politics form
y feature Of their character As organs Of the pro
found writers Science, Literature Morality, and Religion
they stand they have stood urvaed In the world
letters being considered Ind pensable the scholar the
they furnish and satisfactory The cur.
rent literature Of day. throughout the world than pos
siby be obtained from any other source.
Early Copies Secured.
The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the Drsh pubshers
gives additional value TO these reprints especially during
placed the hands Of subscribers about Is soon
Is the original editions
0r any s Sne 81 Of he @ Pour Review. per
For any three Of the four Reviews, :. ......I 90
For BiackwOOd and the three Reviews, .......S 90
Por BlackwOOd and four Reviews, ......lO 90
~ Payments to be maden all cases in advance. Money
current In the state where issued will be received par
Clubbing.
discount Of twenty-five per cent from the above price vii
be allowed 70 clubs ordering direct from scost Co. g! four
wood, Of Review will be address %
for copies Of the fSur Reviews and BackWOod for @ and
on.
Postage.
~ In all the principal cities and towns these works will be
delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When sent by mall, the
POsTA0E any part Of the United States will be but ~ cents
year for BlackWood," aud but II cents year for
each Of the Reviews.
H,,l.n,a,a osv.,.. a.. Iana .,..a .aHs ....,1,.-
Unlike the more ephemeraI Magazines Of the day. these
Periodicals lose little by age. Hence full year Of e Nos
with Om.On for 1856 may be Regarded nearly valu
able for 1SS We propose 70 furnish the years the
following extremely low rates, VI:
, 1859-07-01

80 Plttsf Pattern Threshsrs and separaters
Manufactured By Nourss Mason Co.; 80 and SO inch
cyllndefs, with irncks and fall extnas. la71 r
U SPArnEF 0RFIon. January 3. 1850.
Sir ;J.A. 4 H. A. Piis' Patent dated June 90 1887.
lmaehIne for threshlng and cleaning gnln) Was only
extended ior term q seven yeA from June 2o 1851
Il hAs consequently expired. nespecifnIy. yours,
~ et,a N. noLE, CemmisslonsE
, 1859-07-01

30 Ketchnms Mowers, Iron Frame
- Extn Exhas for al of the above machines.
, 1859-07-01

FROM TUE BEST FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
MAKERS.
az NOts.-A KoHLER Is Sole Agent In California for
the celebrated maker,
CHARLES STUMCKE.
, 1859-07-01

LGsramt CAS- Irsn Planet Power, 5 and lsIOrSs
NOursa Mason & Co.'S Iron Planet POwsrh
Sand 10 hons, with full extras.
, 1859-07-01

FROM THE BEST FRENCH MAKERS.
SEVEN CASES. Just received and unpacklag. win be
sold to the trade at
- per cent. Less than Former Prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-08
TILE POST OFFICERS GENERALLY, AND Co
BIGGER IN PARTICULAR.

The "Whg' c: Yesterday intiinaie5 that car-
tain documents gotten up by the oprosifion tc'-
tral Committee. and with postage invariaD'r
rre.uaid." have not reached the persons 81
wGorr they were sent The Wing has =
know .,sc Of the ,r,ith 81! it. charge, hut E.
.,i.,yb.,' wherirr .'p,...thirf' have reached
their destination. "in many cases, hos
many i, docs not say--"wc '""'r that they hayH
not reached them Now WHY: What Is ~"
cause Of this thing Without further c'for'
to ascertain, the ui!y and the ca're, TIE "Whig
Immediately "invotes the Indignation and IT,"
wrath, and the ontlawry Of the oppressed an:'
injured people OF Virginia, upon Postmaster
and mail agents in general, and Col. Bigger and
the rontc agents in particular.
Now We do not believe that these in,r'r.
tnatH, documents were iost through any me-,
ligencc or design Of the Postmaster or the
route agents, and simply because their tmp9r-
tnnre was not sufficient for the trouble it would
take to destroy them.
We believe we have seer all Of these d.c-
unents, and can assure tho "Whig' that ~
Democrat would serve his party by the at
tempt at their suppression. They are mere
wind.bags empty fat, and will do Mr.. Gosgin
little good The clap-trap, keep it before th"
people" has TOO much Of the dcmas asosui>m oi
1870 to have any weight with intelligent voters.
The documents. if lost have been accidentally
lost, and We call upon every postmaster in
stantly to make diligent search therefor, and
deliver them immediately. They can do Us IA
harm; but If they were As formidable AZ their
compilers regard. them the post office is thr
means Of communication for their distribution,
and We hope every effort to aid their circulation
will he made BY the officials having the mails
in charge We feel confident Col. Bigger will
promptly aid in their circulation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-08
TILE DEMOCRACY OF PAGE.

We understand that the few d>>en,icnts 10
the nomination Of the Hon e. j. faulkner, III
other portions Of the District, arc rcloicinso.IL
the dissatisfaction OF the Page Dcmocracy' WIN
the result Of the Convention. We had the
pleasure. whilst mingling with the citizens Of
Page. on Monday last, at Court OF 'ndIns mem
as unanimously united upon the n%mose "s ,s s,s as
can be possible. The democracy Ti .he ei s.n
All thai her people desire. is to know. how
many votes j. necessary. and they will steer the
chin safely into the haven Of triumph.
IL the meeting. the proceedings Of which we
nublish elsewhere. ratifying tho action of the
Efnnyention, Mai. p. b. Borst. took an active
part, and with the true spirit Of good Demo
crat boldly declared his appreciation OF the re-
suit. lie said that the contest, before the Con-
vention, was between men OF the same party,
but that now. as that party had declared Mr.
Faulkner az its choice. he cheerfully yielded,
and would do all in his power to promote tbs
success of the nominee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-08
TIE HEYR1co MEETING on MONDAY

In the Richmond "Whig ot Tuesday, alter
giving an account nj "A grand row-wow at
IIcurico Coun, House" We find the following
paragraph:
"Aftcr Thomas had concluded, another De-
mocrat, Lv the name OF ABRAMS, arose and an
nounced hirnsel! Il candidate Tor Congress also,
and made most eloquent and impressive
speech. It, imprcssvcneSs consisted in the
fact-and here vas the serious part oi the day $
perlormanccs-tha he proclaimed himself ~
faror 81 Mcert;DctioG nt' .I'rery ia Iirrt"". :
see, people of Virginia. how the nomination Of
John Letchcr is already working For the
.irst time in the history Of the Commonwealth.
there is man, and Democrat, who stands rs
| candidate for Congress announcing himself
IS FAVOR OF TIE rxTlSCrioS or SLAVERY ~ IR-
GINA. And here. thus early is the bitter
fruit of the nomination of an cmancipatlonl5t
for Governor Of Virginia Have the people ot
this blessed old Commonwealth eyes. and see
not-earS, and hear not? is there nothing III
the announcement Of Mr.. Ahrams--a Demo-
.ratic candidate for Congress in the Mctropoll-
tan District Of Eirginia-to create alarm and
,pprehension? But more on this fruitful topic
hereafter
Had not the Wing in a preceding
paragraph said ",rh,n we eattred tic
C1yrt House," thereby asserting that wha;
it said had been heard from the speakers, wr
should have concluded that 4 statement 81 ELI
,irely different from what did occur, had been
palmed off as hoax upon the Wing l'ut
its statement is made upon its own rcspons''
bili,v; and in reply, we have TO say. that two
respectable gentlemen have informed us that
nothing was SAID by Mr.. Abrams as to LIS
being democrat" but that he avowcd his
willingness to apply the proceeds of the pub
lie lands" IA Whig measurc) TO the purchase ol
Young slaves We are informed that Mr..
Abrams roted .J"r Gen Scott, .fer Fillmore
and declared on the court green that he
should VOTE FOR GoGGiN.
Here is an effort to misrcprc>cnt the De-
mocra,ic party and hold it responsible ior
the Abolition views Of q Whig. who voted
for General Scott, and for Fillmore and
designs voting for 'ioggin-a Wing who
advocates the distribution nj the proceeds ol
genuine Wing measure) and the application oi
the money from this Wing measure to the
"cxtincticn Of slavery in Virginia.
Were we disposed By an lnucndo, TO h"c
the Opposition responsible for Mr. Abrams
views. could VIC not, with some appearance o
truth, say. Here, thus early, is the bitter
e.,,;t of the nomination" Of Botts-can
iidate-a "Frce-ncgro Convention-nom'nc'
"br Governor Of Virginia" And in view
Of Mr.. Bolts free.negro African Church
speech-the platform of Mr.. Goggin-w'
ask: is there nothing in the announcement OF Mr.
Abrams Whig-scstt-Fillmore-Gogg'f
-free.negro-distributio ofthc proceeds Of tn
public lands for the extinction Of slavery IL
v:rginia-eand.date for Congress in the Metro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-08
soMBRERo GUANo.

I'VE have received The Agency here TOT the ht OF H"ni
brero Guano. 1hi, Is the riche.t Phosphate GuAro
known The world and contains above ~ per cent, Of
Bon. Phosphate Lime. We receive our supplies drec,
rom Son,hr-r Island West Indies. II will be ground
here ard put Ia strong substantial bags OF nbou 80
MS each aud every pound pure aud free from
ary mixture whatever.
In cnI,n. the attention Of the public 10 This valuable ar
rac-.s discovered deposit OF this ferzne article, W.
.rrlv state that s. all other phosphate guAnos ~ most
yu4b- constituent is pho.phoric acid, or bone phosphate
Of l,n. aad thai It's mercantile value. rs compared WIZ.
.s.r -Garos ot us Erd may be easily determined by The
~ rh".phcric acid. or hone phosphate o. mae
saowr,g- " what Sonprero Gusno does eonsin We b-S
n refer % - following list Of eminent chemists IN oie
su part az rid have anaiyz.d different car
goes average sample. taken by themselves from it
caryor just :hcy arrive from che leland without dry
or selection specimens for analyii;on fach ah"lF,
will yhbi,ed. il required, andcr ;he original signature
of each chemist na'rsd
OF phosphnrc acid, estimated as canva"n' - pho'pha'c
u linn. u. fnnnu n rnntHiIi---
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-08
THE wilt" AND ms. J. H. e1IMER

The "Whig' pretends to treat with ridicn'e
and contempt Mr. j. II. tiillncrs able letter
published in the Index on Tuesday. That
won't do. Mr. Gilmer was for some time an
editorial contributor Of the ''Whig, and il his
opinions and influence are Of such little worth,
it is strange that the "Whis should have
sought Mr.. Gilmer's aid in bolstering up its
own cause on former occasions The Wing
cannot treat Mr. Gilmer's letter with contempt
without rejecting on its own critical acunen
and disparaging the recent highly priced edi'
torials which Mr. Gilmer contributed to its own
columns And we can tell the "Whig that
ylr Gilmer is not the only "Old Line Wing
who will not support Mr.. Gossin, as our con
temporary will find out on the day Of election
We shall reproduce Mr. Gilmers letter as soon
as We can End room for it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-08
THE LOTUS;
/, MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
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80 Of ia.ruc:ve entertainment, ans peTiosai Of the
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