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VICTOR EMMANUEL, KING OF SARDINIA.
Victor Emmanuel Ii. was born March IA
1920. His mother was ali Austrian princess
and his father was the late king, Charles AL
bert. Brought up under clerical instruction
Victor Emmanuel, then bearing the title OF
Duke of Savoy, went largely into society, bore
commission in the army, and was well known
as a keen lover of sports. In 1912 he married
the Archduchess Adelaide, of Austria, since
dead. When the French revolution of 1S4S
caused political commotion in Italy, the Pope
actually taking the lead as a political regener-
ator, King Charles Albert raised the banner of
Piedmont, few days after the Austrians were
driven out of Milan, proclaimed the war of
italian Independence. All through the cam
paign which followed, Victor Emmanuel
sprightiy fought by his fathers side, and great
ly distinguished himself, on March "a, 1919,
in the battle of Novarra, when the Sandman
army was defeated. That very evening Charles
Albert abdicated, and Victor Emmanuel be-
came King of Sardinia-!whch kingdom really
includes not only the Island of Sardinia, but
noa, all in Italy. Charles Albert retired to
Portugal, where he died soon after
Little was expected from Victor Emmanuel.
His subjects rather distrusted him, and, for
time, he had to encounter many internal diff
culties. Austria offered him the Duchv of
Parma, if he would repudiate the Constitution,
to which he had sworn, with, his father, in
February, 1849, but he refused the hribe..
Genoa proclaimed a provisional Government
against him, but he speedily put down the
eaneute. After the beginning of 1850, when
the Sandman Parliament tardily ratified the
peace with Austria, public confidence began to
rely on the wisdom, patriotism and boldness of
the King He broke with Rome, asserting the
national independence of his kingdom in tenn
poral matters, and may be said to have become
of the Papal See, in spiritual mat
ters, also. In January, 1855, he formed that
alliance with France and England against Rus
sia, which led to his sending a Sandman army
to the Crimea. At the close of the war he Wis
tied France and England, and was warmly re-
,eiyed in both countries. In the Congress at
Paris, to adjust the terms of Peace, after the
Crimean War, Austria strongly objected to
Sardinia being represented there bya Minister |
This was overruled, on the ground that having
ought, Sardinia had earned a right, to have |
7oice in the terms of peace. Victor Emman-
lel, a bold and dashing soldier, commands in
'erson during the present campaign.
LOUIS NAPOLEON EMPEROR OF FRANCE.
Biographical particulars relating to Napoleon
II. are well known by newspaper readers,
hat it seems superhuous to give any here
Iouis Napoleon was born at the Tuilleries in
'aris, April 20, 1903, was the second son of
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CMITH 4 JOHNSTON, Attorney at Law will at
~ tend t. all business entrusted their care, in
Ashland and adjoining counties.
HFOfficc over the Bank.
June 2 1858 59.f
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m j. KENNY, Attorney at Law, has open
Il ed Office the first door West of Post Office
second foor.where he will be happy his old
friends and such others may wish to engage his
professional services.
April 20. 1855. 46tf
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M'NULTY HOUSE. Ashland. Ohio, by W. Nc
WI Nulty. Rooms airy and councillors, and t.
bic constantly supplied with all theluxuries OF the
season. Patronage solicited.
EahA IR57 244f
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LOUIS NAPOLEON EMPEROR OF FRANCE,
Biographical particulars relating to Napoleon
Ill are SO well known by newspaper readers,
that it seems superhuous to give any here
Louis Napoleon was born at the Tuilleries in
Paris, April 20, 1908, was the second son of
Louis BoDaparte, King of Holland, and Hor-
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

HNHE undersigned having received the appoint
d ments of Notary Public, will administer Oaths
take and certify depositions, Acknowledgements OF
deeds, Powers of Attorney, &c Charge reasonable
Osiee in the Recorders Office. &. JOHNSTON.
Jasuary &c, 1859. 34tf
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MILLER HUUSB5vprosftet The SamrsesI House
lfl Ashland. Ohio, NJ. Miller Proprietor. Good
fare, reasonable bills, and good accommodations
Patronage solicited
Feb. 81, 1857. 34tf
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JACoBS d McSWEENEY. Attorneys at Law
- Office Immediately opposite the Bank on Main
Street. :.Gtf
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EDSON & DE PUY, Attorneys Law Van Vert
II Ohio, will attend to all business entrusted to
their care in the counties of Vanwert and Mercer
Particular attention paid the collection of claims
and payments of taxes for residents. Also
agents forthe sale ofreal estate.
May I3. 1857. 49tf
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FRANCIS JOSEPH, EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA.

| FRANCIS JOSEPH, EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA.
Francis Joseph Charles, Emperor of Austria,
was born August 18th, 1880. His uncle Fer
dinand l.. abdicated on December 2, 1S49, and
this young gentleman assembled the throne, as
next heir. The young Emperor commenced
his reign by issuing proclamation to his sub
jects, full of promises. Under his rule, Aus
tria was to have freedom and constitutional
governmcnt-the monarchy was to be reformed
the people were to have equality of govern
mcnt, on the basis of their equal participation
and legislation. Scarcely was his signature
dry on the document, when he closed the ma
tional representative assembly at Kremsier;
cancelled the ancient constitution of Hungary,
substituting new charter, which, being dead
letter, withdrawn in eighteen months;
called in the aid of the late Emperor of Rus
sia to crush all vitality of freedom in Hungary,
and, under Radetzky, suppressed all attempts
at liberty in Iombardy and Venice.
lie made his ministers accountable, not to
the law, but personally to himself. Some few
concessions he appeared to make the masses
but in Austrian Italy his will is supreme, and
in Austria he has substituted his own personal
command for the wholesome restrictions ofthe
law. He has maintained an immense army,
even III time of the greatest peace, at a cost so
vast that the national resources have been
greatly injured. Loan after loan, each at ruin
rates. have kept Austria in difficulties and
under a great weight of taxation. His latest
financial measure, since the war with Sardinia |
was to suspend the payment of
specie by the Bank of Austria and to create
fictitious money by the issue of assignats In
1854, he took part with France and England |
and against Russia. Ever since his accession |
to the throne, he has treated his italian sub
ects with great cruelty. in their discomfort,
hey looked for aid to free Sardinia, and the
appeal, which has once more made France a
,ombatant on Italian soil, and will probably
iriVe the Austrians out of Italy has to be de-
,ided now by farce of arms. Francis Joseph
s said to be well informed, bold, scheming.
nd INSCRIPTIONS. In April, 1854, he was
married TO Il Bavarian Princess. In the pri-
ate relations Of life, his conduct is said always
o have been highly moral and exc nplary.
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THOMAS ] BULL. Attorney atLaw Loudon-
i lille, Ashland county, Ohio, will attend prompt
ly to all business entrusted to his care. ~ -
Feb. 4. 1855. 34tf
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r l..
AIILER HOUSE, Main Street, between third and
w fourth, Mansfield, Ohio.
D. NJ. MILLER, Proprietor
Mansfield March =. 1859. 3Gtf
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I'll R.. h. BUCK, Practitioner of Medicine and
Il Surgery. Rowsburg, Ashland county, Ohio.
February 4, 1877. 34tf
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nD~Steamers are advertising in the Cleve-
land papers to carry passengers to Buffalo for
fifty cents.
@-The weather is Ito be continuedl
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Judicial Officers.

%E9, WM aTyEN Wv GEDDEs'( Com Pleas Judges.
JOHN d. JONES, Probate Judge
H. ). SEE, Clerk Com Pleas and Dist Courts.
JOHN ]. JACOBS, Prosecuting Attorney.
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w
w OSBORN d A. i. CURTIS have formed
w. partnership in the practice of Law. and will
attend to business in their profession, in Ashland and
adjoining counties Office in the building heretofore
occupied by W. Osborn, Church Street.
Ash land. March 2. Is!g. J9tf
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3Ruetrp.

STAND AS AN ANVIL.
BY BISHOP DoANE.
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JAMES SwINEFoRD. Auditor
JOHN JACOBS. Senr., Treasurer.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff
GEORGE JOHNSTON, R. corder.
ORLOW SMITH Surveyor.
JOHN WOODBURY.. Coroner.
wN. S. STRICKLAND,
JOHN BERRY. ; Comm issiOners.
JACOB EMERICK.
JOS. STRICKLAND.1
HOLIDAY AMES, fInfrmary Directors.
ID. X. HULL,
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p COWAN NJ. D. having permanently loca-
eJ. ted in the town of Ashland will give prompt.
attention to all calls in the practice of Medicine and
Surgery. that may be entrusted to his care. Office
in the room with J. j. Jacobs, opposite the Bank.
Residence South Ashland, two, doors above the
Union Mills, east side
April 81. 1859. 47f
, 1859-09-23
Agticqiiprs.
skin In Everything.

Mr.. A. is q farmer, and nOtkiRg else. If
. strap breaks in q harness, he sends two
miles to get it mended. Ii horses leg is
bruised, he will not treat 1t HIMSELF but
sends for q Arrier. His bee-hives need re-.
pairing, and be hires a carpenter, to do what
q very little skill would enable him to do for
himself He cannot even mend an old shed,
or repair broken-backed rake, without for
eign aid He is farmer. He keeps his
implements in good condition, too, but 1t is
at great expense.
Mr.. B. Is another sort Of man. He is
as good . farmer as Mr.. A.; but he is timber
and elastic too. All the little jobs about the
house be does HIMSELF or teaches his boys
10 do. He can roof house; he can hoop
. barrel, or he can dig and wall well. He
can build shed, put spoke in Q wagon
wheel, graft or bud fruit tree, or make a
new harness out Of anOld one, with an awl,
4 waved end and q bit Of leather. Il he at.
tends fair, be sees the point in the improve.
menis Of an old exhibition, andhe can apply
many of them 70 his own work without fhr.
ther aid.
We viii 70 but little further. Our
readers will see what We are at. We hope
they viii themselves be, and bring up their
sons 10 be, men who will have some skill in
everything.
Here are some reasons for this recommen.
daiion, which We will give at the risk Of
making tbs article little longer.
I. Almost every farmer will need this
lind of slill. Not one in q thousand will
live 90 near . village where are skillfdl me-
, 1859-09-23
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Atgreat bargains always store: prces nom SsOooiI
sa "e. MUS SIC.
Testimonials Of the Horace WatGf1
Pianos and Melodeona.

The Piano came 10 hand and IN frst rate order. N
beautiful instrdmeut.-LEE q WALEER, Philadeiphla
John Hewitt, Of certhage, New York. who kss Ia
one o. the hOFaee Waters Pianns, writes q lnloussA
friend OF mine wishes me 10 purchase plano lur m
She likes the one you sold me In December, 1854 NJ
piano becoming popular 10 this place, and thlnk
can introduce one or tSo %Ore-tAey will be more pope
We have two Of waier Pianoa In use "a onr spmn,r,
-one OF which has been severity tested for three IeSF
and We can testify 70 their good qusiiy and duIa6y-
WOop& 0HEeORY, Mount carroll, III.
II. wATERs. Esq-Dpar Sir: Having used one a v,ur
pianoivItUs r twO yeaFs past have found 10 very 01-
RerlOr instrument -ALoSEo GRAY Principal Bs06khn
Heights Seminary. go
Rev. Mr.. Haynes writes a. flllows.-Prpston Holov.
N. Y. July 18th, 1858. Me- WAFEns-Dea slr: n.
ceived the Meodeon safs and 10 good order; a vel
pleased with the external appearance and the tone Aha
hope shall have occasion to order one o. two nav
the present season.
Tioea, N. r, July 2sth 1858. HoaAcR wATr,s. E.s.
Sir; The Meode0n you sent me wps Guy received a
gond order. am now fully prepared % nv that ~
instrument higl and begyou villaeespl
nished IT, and for th very honorable manner il UhieR
you nave ulnled, and mIe than fulned al that yoa
pEomse'i Very respectfully yours. a.. j. L. enITi.
The Piano received from you continues 70 live sltls
phre.-JAnks L. CLARKR. Charleston, Va. -
The Meodeon hiss siely arrived. EIeel OBLIGED tDyou
Tor your liberal discount will DO al can fbg ySd lnt
Parts-Rev J. N. McUoEHct. YaraGesville, g. o.
The Piano was duly received. Il came % excsll,nt
condition, and Il very much sdmlred By my onmeFOaS
family. Accept my thanks for your pFomptneG G-AoBL
EAf CooPEn, Wananhnm, BIadlord 10, 70.
Your Piano pleases us we'll n Is The led ohs n ous
county@-rHohAs A. LATHAM, Oamphlelou, O.. ~
We are very much Obliged ia yoTfst havins ssdJ mtF
6ne instrument for t2i0, and Wo shall tako p1i1TIo
recommend h-BRAa. HE'D q CO. Buffalo DsnoaAL
The Horace Waters Pianos are known a. amone Ne
very best enabled % speak of these nptTumfnP
with confidence from personal knowledge 0f their e1ook
lent tone and durable quality. New ToFk Evaheslll.
We can speak of the merits Of The Honos Waisss
Pianos nom personal knowledge o. being q sVUIy
best quality Christian IuielllgsncsF. n
Nothing at the State Fair displayed greater exes@oe
IN any department than the AOIAce watens liann1.-
Churrhmtn. F T
wa,ers' Pianos and Mslodeons challenge compsrI.ua
gith the finest made anywhere IN the country Hons
Journal. D .eri adffrdF f4iii fle -, II ~
Horace waiers' PinnotFts ars q nm, rIch sndeVen
tone. and powerful -Nsw YOGk asnacal Rsvlsw.' b
Our fends viii end a Mr.. WaAen stare the very bstf
assortment Of Music and Of Pianos 70 be ionnd u thu
United States, and We urge our southern and uu.tt
friends % give them call whenever they 90 70 New
YoIks-0nhame Magazine. A N'i3 a-
wasrOoa,s No. sSs broadway. new Tssk.
, 1859-09-23
San Srantistu.
ERO0KLYN HOTEL,
Corner OF broadway and sansome streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

~ THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
known and old established house Is still at his old
A tricks-O Of feeding the public ut the low price Of
Six Dollars per week, and still they come to partake Of
his good and well furnished table, and as Nr. Kelly Is
OF the pioneer h0t keepers Of this city, he pledges
himself that there will he nothing wanting at his house
to make the public comfortable.
The house l. centrally located In the vicinity Of the
Custom House, Pt Office, and als0 Of the M river and
ocean steamers and contains a number OF single and
family rooms, well ventilated, suitable for ladies aud
single gentlemen.
There Is also attached to TIE house o READY sc
ROOM, and LIBRARY which contains large number
Of Felet standard works. There Is also at the arrival
Of each steamer,
.- "a A WAGON, ....-
which belongs N the house, to convey passengers and
baggage. free Of charge. The public are respectfully
requested TO give the house trial.
Board, per week, SO; per day, 81; Meals 80 rents:
Lodging per night so n IS cenis Lodging per week 81
l. e.. JOHN KELLY, Jr. Proprietor,
San Francisco, Dec. 26, 1857. ltf
, 1859-09-23
NOTICE.

THE HOgPIFAL STEWARD AT FORT
- n.elleceom has On hand quantity of Medicines ana
Dllgl, uaieh hs IN ~ ta eitscn..
f.s,spiions i'r aJpAllA and G0norhea eArsiuy con-
lnqalIs q s BoBlal ssuArd r'a-p Hospital bruaInx.
~ CllAs. J. Fir1GERALD.
, 1859-09-23

DR. oUYsoTrs IMPROVED
Extract IF ysIIc6 Dock ana SatsapatlIa
IN QUAer BOTTLES,
n AcKNowLEDGED 10 BE THE HEST
sa59parlIa made, o is certified By The wonderful
cule1 has peFormed Remember this j The only true
and genuine article. fhs medicine when used accoFd-
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL l
ocrolda, o. Kings Evil Cancers Tumors ErupfIous a.
De Skin, EIydpelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, Rlnfwnrm
or Icller, ecaid Head, Rheumatism. Pains n
The Bones and Jouia, Old Sarls and FL, i.
Ulcers Swelling o. The Glands. Dyspepsia San Rheum,
Di1oaDe o. The Kidusya. IS1ss u Appotlts
" Disease Ariing from the uss Of
MoEcuy, Pain D. Tie side and Shoulde General Dshlty
Janndce and C0siivenea.
TIE noaf Female lIslIuIns known.
FhsYslog Dosk and saFuapaFla l. peculiarly aaau,ed
iof females q decale heath ruauting ifum reanlirlV
q menarl.l dachargls and other diseases peculiar q
lhoIr sex We assure Tie ced that buf|a o. two az
DE- Ouylotts Extract q yellow Dock and aarIapaIilla
~. g eaos regulate thoss dileulrss and ESnSW ths
cAutI0N-Do no, he imposed upon By unprIncIpled
DIagsls- TAKE noae but tie genuue Which : nui IN
olan boltel. and eod hy all rsapectihe druerlIiS
PARK q WHITE, Sole Agents,
l11 Walhlngton street, San Franciuon.
40 llpqlle ald general Agents. for en- TIE nslnne
fALn.r .1D!clNE, and eel the sane IN qaantiiles
eoeull q Iedaced r1leA. IN
, 1859-09-23
The ArOmat:. Schcidam Schnapps

Is consequently 10 great de-
mand by persons travelling
or about 70 settle in th0s.
parts Of the country espe-
cially, % vel ss BY many IN
every community where Il
has become known on ac-
count Of It's other remedial
properties.
In all cases Of Dropsical
tendency, II IL generally the
only remedy required, WheR
adopted In The early stages
OF the disease. In nysp .psla
maladles, when taken IN pri,.
per quantities, as . diet
drink, and especially at din
ner. II 10 found, By uniform
experience, 10 be eminenily
eihcaci0,ls 10 the ulost nlsiI
nBte casea. when even the
best Of the usual remedies
have failed tO ahbrd more
than ifmpofaEy relief. II
casrs OF Flatulency 10 h an
immediate, .invariable speci
DC; and ! may Be 6dmlnlA
tered In diluted and proper
tionats quantities even 10
younE Infants, in all thosr
paroxyms Of gripping pain
Sole Importer, 2;
, 1859-09-23
Sm !frantistO.

With extras for all the different patterns from
1852 to 1859. agent for the manufacturers for
the Pacific COAST
, 1859-09-23
= .-,a-..-. kEIE-AHD PoPUl.AR MUSIC, --sa's'i7s
Pphllrhed BY Horace vvatsEs.i Agent, No. 81
IlroaAxxnS, n ~ - -

urOauWny, NJ H - .as.ff u
m. yccflsss 81 me SS. ',si 4 81 &. %. y.
DANDY Cock Robin |" aln With lhs si;S fsl nansis
n Rasrs.I: 1S w We ni9s 2 es =
each. .,i ifisr i,,, f.siS ,fIt- ~ So W, ~
INsfRUAENfAL,-aThe P.laes 7.rasn Ar nlas,nr llrd
PSkaP 20 cents; The svInainr cha,i.ehs err H1ISl
Above tour pieces hays besasl ygnelIs. .wsnar ias
n1nvis mssaa ,n.,ns Sr,,,% ....S,.s p-Iss
and Dancer n,r" n "snss s.es sr,
, 1859-09-23

i.l OF ~ IL
DRxMGooDS4
Corner battery and clay sireets. san Francisco,
HAyE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
Ii 200 bales 80 inch brown drills; ls,.
100 bales 30 inch brown sheetings; "
100 bolts No. 1000 Duck;
500 bolts No.2--l0 Duck;
20 bales Raven Duck;
10 cases MerTimac prints; d ~. ,,t,. ,ii. ls. a..
10 cases Prague prints; nE
10 oases Pacihc prints;
10 cases Ounnell's prints; ttsr
10 cases and q bleached ahiFtings;
40 cases 81, g. and l0-l blsaehed shlrilnp; q
~ % oaa . blne drills; u ~ Na ! 2 q ~ y
L 20 cases blue denims;
10 bales hickory stripes: .r4 =,
20 bales 4. ! and I ltickings;
70 bales scarlet, blue aud gray 1Annsls;
10 bales BallardrAle white hanne;
cases COburgr and Merinos;
cases cool and half WoSl pialds;
cases blue and black alpacas; s
10 cases Pacihc-ney styles De LANES;
..s. ssss.' sI.srS sll sSs, ssx syls' y tAni
1000 Bay stale plaid ahagi1; Ff OF u
1909 eahgsre and plain weal .hassi black and col
ore q sai Plain. ass.sS a1d y ,d glad Dlls;
DbANKETs.
1000 pairs white. gIsen and blue MaekinaW;
1000 pairs BIB, TBB and sB1 Blankrts; -
1000 pairs chsap gIey Eaall1h Baiksb;
1000 pIlIs cheap blls RaTlilh Eiankeia; sss. ~
500 pairs scarlet Esgliah Blankeias
e00 pain 81 10 Z, II and ia Write nsd Bianksts.
CLOTIIN0 AND RURnIsIIENG GOODS.
1000 dazen grey. kns and scaflst aanual ahirt.;
1000 do.sa usy and white hsIinO Undsnhiiis and
Dmuuul;
1910 dnzea Msriao and aIi vodi noehs;
500 dazsn nsllnst and ian panll;
500 dozen duck and c0ii1unado pauls,
500 duz-n hlrkay and eheek ahlFss:
500 dun calico and uhlin 0Iun shirt,
500 DOZEN osefalis and t1mplrs;
Baek and lancy lk erlrlfa, neckiiea SIX handkef-
chiefs. suspendefa. and vsrey q othaF aIiclsS 10
na~sr'u' % nsaiiesn.; s.Inrs ks, ~ nes lsS y 80
33af Ca. Battery aad clsy -, San Pnnelsco.
, 1859-09-23
KINGSBURY Z DODGE,
Udolpho Wolfes schnapps.

A Medicinal Diet Drink, Of
eminently salutary qnalitiss,
manufactured by himself ex.
clnsively, at his factory ~
ScheidSm, In Holland, and
well known during the last
twelve years throughout The
Atlantic and Western Stale,.
IL Is made from the besi
Barley that can be selected
In Europe, with the essence
" an aromatic Italian berry
of acknowledged and extra
ordinary medicinal qualities.
u has long since acqui-ed a
higher reputation, both In
Europe and America, than.
any other diuretic beverage.
Analyznd, Il In q PER-
PEcTLY PURE Logon, In It's
effects q mid and whole
some tonic Il Is exten-
, 1859-09-23

FUF DIackWOOd uhu Tue FOur HeVicwS, II %
Fhch We viii forward that VoTk Cor both vrar oSt MD
N. q. The price in Great Britain ofthe. fee
Periodicals G6Ore-nGmed is about S31 per GaRuaa.
As we shall never again be likely to offers such
inducements as those here presented,
NOW rs THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE! !
eB Remittanccs must, in all cases, be made
direct to the Pa6IisheSs, for at these no commits
sion can be allowed 10 Agents.
Address LEONARD SCOTT & co.
No. 81 Gold street. New York.
, 1859-09-23

'in the stomach and bowels
to which they are especially
suhiect, as we'll as In the
chollc Nf grown persons.
It's judicious adoption In
conEecti0u with the principal
meals, or whena q sense 0f ex.
.hanstiOn dictates It's use,
aever tails 10 relieve the
debility attendant npOn pro
traeted chronic m ladies, low
tempeameut and exhansttd a
vital energy, by whatever
cause induced. These are
Gacts to which many Of the
mot eminent medical men,
'b0th In Europe and The
United States, have horne
testimony, and which are
i0lrpbofated BY the highest
written authorities.
Put up In quart or pint bot
ties, In cases Of one drzrn,
With my nome on the bottle.
cork, and fac aimile Of my
signature on the label.
For eale By all the respect.
sble druggists and Liquor
dealers. 10 California and
Oregon.
UDoLPH0 WOLFE,
Beaver street., New York.
, 1859-09-23

I lively used and approved by
the medical faculty, the
Temperance people, heads
Of families, &c. "lr.
10 Gravel, Gout and Rheu.
natism, 10 Distinctions Of
lie Bladder and Kidneys,
and In general Debility, its
effects are prompt, decided,
and invariably reliable. And
Il Is not only q remedy for
these maladies, but, in all
bases 10 which they are pro-
tnced by drinking had wa
ter, which Ii almhat univer-
sally the cause Of them, II
operates as q SURE PRKyEN-
TIVE. I'fIt
For Fever and Ague Il 70
one of the most eflicacious
Iprrventives that can be re-
snrted to.
, 1859-09-23
.. KN6sBuRY. 3"fHf A. DODGE,
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner Of Broadway aud sansone streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.


Board per week. &C; Board and Lodging per week, %
to $40; single meals so cents Board per day. eli Lodg
ings, 90 " Is cents. 800
r... KINGSBURY & DODGE,
Proprietora.
nf charge. =" -. M I,tf
, 1859-09-23

London Cordial Gin, but little. on which they
Club House Gin, ~ hope 70 realize large profits
ekeiddm SehRGpp y ySoS sSds ~ " Ts"sS,n eonona.
Aedicated SeknGppS some are % sFiIiSiiy pre-
Royal ,SchnaPps, pared asto pos. q! good
l ~ A. ~ lLlquGf, except with the best
rIna.. A.. sSnss. ~ - Judges. IL yon would be
liar ttles the liquor mixeTa Va only tne iong e
Of this city are h6iting large M rnownsu, genu-
11n@hoi".oma .rssh ccs,;nr AROMATIC ScHNAPfs.
UD0LPH0 WOLFE, Sole Importer,
AsA g % Beaver street, New York.