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Medicinal Diet Drink, OF lively used and approved by
eminently salutary qualities the medical faculty, the
Manufactured BY himself ex temperance people, heads
clusively, at bis factory al LOT families, &c.
Schedam, in Holland, and In Gravel, Gout and Rheu-
well known during the last natlsm, In Distinctions Of
twelve years throughout the the Bladder and Kidneys
Atlantic and Western States and In general Debility, its
Il s made from the best effects are prompt decided
Barley that be selected and invariably reliable And
In Europe, with the essence d not only remedy for
0f aromatic Italian berry these maladies but In all
Of Acknowledged and extra leases In which they are pFo
ordinary medicinal qualities huced by drinking bad va
II has long since acquired ter which s almost unVer-
higher reputation both in sally the cause Of them Il
Europe and America, than lOpeFates as sURR PRRyKN-
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sTEILACOOM
ACADEMY.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING HAD sew
u eralyearS experience as q teacher in High
School in Pennsylvania designs opening an Academy In
he proposes 70 give th0rorgh practical education IN
The various branches AID hatieTs himself that he & we'll
quallhed By education for The task
TIE Academic eOuSe win consist Of three departments
ment, Will be - tblOEs, viz.
PainAEY photography. &e.......Gs 90
JUNIOR DEPAEfnENr-Engllsh Grammar, &c.. 10 90
The school vii b opened on the irst Monday In No
VembeE. Parties abroad Who may wish 70 communicate
Sh hin On he subject win addfes 70 steIlaeoom Post
sssf Rev. GEORGE W. SLOAN.
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Corner Battery ana Clay streets, San FranelSeo,
TTAVEtN0W LANDING AND IN STORE
IL 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales 30 inch brown ahseting; q. 81, -..e
100 bolts No. 0-O0O Duck; r. ,.
500 bolh NO.2-lO Duck;
s 20 bales Raven Duck;
10 cases MeTFimac prints;
~ 10 cas@ Prague prints; '}n try rSL,u-rI
10 cases Pacific prints; -
10 cases Duunes prints;
10 cases and ~ bleached shiFtinm;
10 cases -, - and lo-A blsachea Ghirtings;
20 cas- 9 blue drills;
20 cases blue denlms; z p OFT =
10 bales hickory stripes;
20 bales I, and dckingi
10 bales scarlet, blue and gray hannas;
10 bales BAllArdFale white flannel;
5 cases C0burRs and MeFinOs; ...s
cases wool and half wool piaids; f
cases blue and black alpaeas;
10 cases Paci6c-neW styles De LANES;
s cases, all wool, new styles De LANES;
cases French MeFinos;
1000 Bay State plaid shaWls;
1000 cashmere and plain wool shaWs; black and COL
Ored silks; plain. figured and plaid silks;
And large assortment Of other Dress Goods.
.' BLANKETS.
1000 pairs white, green and blue MaekinaW;
lOOOpain BIB, TBB and sBG Blankets;
1000 pairs cheap grey English Blankets;
1000 pains cheap blue English Blankets;
500 pairs scarlet English Blankets;
coo pairs %, 10 (, II and ia white Bed BIanketA
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
1000 dozen grey, blue and scarlet flannel ahirts;
1000 dozen grey and white Aerino UndeEshiris end
Drawers;
1000 d1Sen Merino and all wool socks;
SEQ dozen satinet and jean pants;
500 dozen duck and cOtt0nnade pants;
500 dozen hickory and check shirts;
500 dozen calico and white dress shirts;
500 dozen overalls and jumpen;
Black and fancy silk craVats neckties, silk handksr-
chieis suspendefs and variety Of other aFtces too
numerous 70 mention. For sale low By
JANBON, BOND q CO..
a3:H Coz. Battery and Clay Sts, San FTancnco.
, 1859-12-02
San fraRtistu.


With extras for all the different patterns from
1852 to 1859 agent for the manufacturers for
the Pacific coast
, 1859-12-02
Manure Maxins.

At meeting of the Farmers Club Of the
American Institute, Mr.. I. w. Field read a
paper on manures, in which he said:
The whole subject Of manures may be
stated in this proposition
l. Manure does not waste so long as it is
unEermented, undissolved, and these condi
tons may be effected BY drying or satura
ton.
2. Fresh manure is unfit for food for
plants.
3. Fermenting manure, in contact with
inert matter, has the power Of neutralizing
vicious properties, such as the tannic acid
Of peat, and making it fertilizer.
4. Manure wastes in two ways-the es-
cape Of gas and the dissolving Of its soluble
salts.
8. The creative power of manure, mixed
with other substances, is scapable Of multiply.
ing its value many times.
The value of manure to crops is in pro-
portion to its divisibility through the soil.
The golden rule of farming should be small
quantities Of manure thoroughly divided and
intermingled with the soil.
DIARRHEA IN CALVES AND PIes.-White
oak bark tea is the very best remedy for
this disease, which often affects young calves
and pigs raised on Cruel. Remove the ross
or outer bark, witha drawing knife, and boil
the inner bark until it has the appearance Of
strongcOfee. Give two or three tablespoon
fulls each morning until there is q change.
Omit it for q day or two, and only give
more when It does not appear sufficiently
checked. 1t is also an excellent wash for
sore shoulders on horses and oxen. Rub the
affected parts freely with 1t, and If your own
hands are tender or sore they will be benefited
by the application.
, 1859-12-02
CERTyRTCATE

I, the undersigned, Governor Of Hungary, do testify
hereby, that Dr. L. j. Csapkay has served during the
contest for Hungarian liberty, - Chief Surgeon In the
have given him this certificate, aud do recommend him
70 The sympathy sttenton and protection Of a those
who are capable oi appr ciaing patriotic self sacrifice and
Governor Of Hungary.
washington City, Janunry 9Th, 1861. s;Sm
, 1859-12-02

Cauuon % the Rubklesf
London Cordial Gin, bnt li.tls, on which tisy
Club HouSs Gin, hope 20 realize larEe profits
Seheidam ScknGpps voi5s ~ comnonnd,
Aedicated SchRdpps, Some are 50 SfiIfaiiy pre-
Royal SehnGPps, pared as 70 psss for good
IY.a.. A.. 49,. IL -. judges II you would be
liar titles the liquor mixers vi sno SIs -, -
s.sssS =. ~. v SSni,s.S ne WoLPEs ScHIKDAM
EoShoisoorS ter cos,,n AROMATIC ScHNAPPs.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
la:tf % Beaver street, New York,
, 1859-12-02
NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC,
Published by Horace Waters, Agent, No. 80
Llunna....n. "

VOCAL" Kind Words die !" The AnReh told
me so;" "The Wllds Of the West !" Thoughts Of God;n
Give me back my Mountain Home 4" "a bay Dream !"
DANDY Cock Robin 1" "In with the siI /" Pet NAmei"
There's Darling like mine ode 10 Liberty ~ a0ravO
Of ROsabeli" and awake, Lady, Wake" Price % cents
each. ~
INsTRUMENTAL.-"Th The Palace Garden, or Singing Bird
Polka" 20 cents The Swinging SchOtsche" "The Mrabel
schottsche" The PccC anl Polka IS cents each All The
above four pieces have beautiful yettes "WelmAT Polka
Arabian Warcry March," "The very last Vaasovianniw
Danyile Mazurka," CTinone Wallis" Reading Polka"
and "DanceFs Quadres price 25 cents each "Ths Empire
or Rechs Quadre Dance and the Hlbernian Qua
dre 30 cents each Many Of these pieces played By
Bakers celebrated orchestra, with great applause Sent by
mall postage free,
, 1859-12-02
10 Merchants and Consumers
SAWS AND FILES.

The undersigned, haunr bssn
appointed sole Agent for he
btetel Of California snd OFeron.
end Warrington Territory, fof
The palo o. R. HOE 4 co.'s ~
periorclHt steel, circular, mill !plt,
! ofo9 cut, web and Uther SaWs.
% well known throughout The
United Siaies, informs thoso IN
want that he has q 81 timessveEy
, 1859-12-02

$500 sold In 1883. 1000 sold In 1857.
1000 sold In 1850. 400 sold In isSs.
$4,000 sold in the last four years
, 1859-12-02
/. KINGsRURY.
A. DODGE.
!. KINGsBURY. A. DODGE
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner OF broadway and SanSOme streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Board per week Sc; Board and Lodging per week, %
to slo single meals GO cents; Board per day S LOdg
ings, so " IS cents.
, 1859-12-02
The Aromatic Scheidam SthnappS

s consequently In great de-n the stomach and boWe
mand by persons travelling which they are especial
about 70 settle In thOsP subject, a. well a. In d
parts Of the country espe- chOlc II grown persons
cially, we'll a. by many In Its indiciOus adoption
every community where connection with the pFincip
has become known on &c meals or when sense Of e
count of It's other remedial hanstiOn dictates its us
properties. never fails 10 relieve q
In all cases Of Dropsical debility attendant upon Dir
tendency, Is generally the racted chronic maadieso
only remedy required, when temperament and exhaust
adopted In the early stages vital energy, By WhateV
Of the disease. In Dyspepsia cause induced. These
maadies when taken pro- facts 10 which many Of d
per quantities, as O dietImOst eminent medical me
drink, and especially ct din bOth In Europe and Il
neF, Il is found, BY unilOFm United States have bon
experience, to be eminenty Testimony, and which O
ecacious In the most obst cOTObOFated BY the highe
nate cases, when even the written authorities.
best Of the usual remedee Put M IN quart pint b
have failed TO alfJrd elles In cases Of one d,ze
than Temporary relief. IBWith my name on the bOttl
cases Of Flatuency Is an cork, and fac smile Of q
immediate, ,inVarahle speci kignatuFe on the label
&c; and i may be admlha- For aaleby all the reapeC
tered In diluted and proper lble druggists and Liqu
touate quantities. even todealeTs In California al
pSSoEysmS STs a q sTiping pain U6OEPHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer, u Beaver SiEeet, ,,NeW YofA
, 1859-12-02
KINGSBUEY 1 DODGE,
Udelpho wolfe's sehnapps.

N;B-Ths Baggage Wagon runs from the boats Tree
Of chAFye l.tf
, 1859-12-02
The Anniversary and Sunday SchOOI Music Book

Just published by HORACE WATERS Agent No sss Broad
way New York. contains % Tunes and Hymns many Of them
new and very beautiful This Of he best selections q
sabbath School Hymns and Tunes puhShed The music
simply and carefully arranged for one tWo three, and four
voices, and for Piano, Organ Meodeon. Among the large
% greet you Make your MAFB' Happy Greeting 10 a
The Angels told me So, Heaven my Hoe, Aei which
should be sung by all children IN Public We % Sabbath
sehools Price cents Hngle % per bundred postage
, 1859-12-02

new collection Of choice Hymns and Tnaes original and
Standard carefully and simply arranged Solos, Duets,
Tios semchorusses and chOrusses and for Organ Piano
Meodeon This book contains nearly 300 Hymns and Tunes,
and one Of the best collections Tor sabbath Schools
published Price 20 cents snge ti6 per hurdFcd In paper
covers, y cents single Is per hundred postage een
way, New York
, 1859-12-02
AnnlVHSaFy and Sunday School Music Book No. !,

Consisting Of % Tunes and Hymns Just pubahed By aOk-
ACE WATERs Agent s88 Broadway, New York. Content,
u part; It's Anniversary Day, Happy aleelng % Al
Kind Words De Do Good or The sabbath SCHOOL,
Il have Father In the Promised Land Ac Prise een1t
" per hundred postage cent Also The Revival Penny
Music Book, price u per hundred.
NO. ANNIVERSARY BOOK
Contains 90 Tunes and Hymns which are very popuaF price
cents snge q per hundred; postage cent Nearly one
hundred and my thousand copies Of he above books have
been sold In the past slx months. lM
, 1859-12-02

- IT. alo deprived OF their
natntal deienses they should Be eifectuaIly
s,l1l,d a8alnst niea, ETC, While confined II
l1moss -
2, No good Christian WiIlledve hls horse
ned n he sun upon paving stones, when
..., .nsss = .haas and go ground within fty
81 No city lout should harness his horse
. r.de half mile 70 church, because his
vu.a peiticolls are 20 long that she cannot
kp1p them out ol ths dirt. - -
4.A No nan gho keeps . check rein
1''r1cd un While tie horse L waiting by the
hol1 o1ehtio 60 % The place We read of.
oin ne provisions Of The Golden Rule
,nolld oe constructed % Is 70 apply to
hoees q ven e men. B fIFrI n.
Ti' PlutagnuwadOptsd By unanimous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
POLITICAL.

The Democratic State Convention of Mississippi
assembled at Jackson on the ith inst. Toe delega-
ton in attendance very large. The nominations
are:
FOR Secretary Ct ib@it Webb, ~ 70 totoc.
For Auditor. r. Burt, Of NOtubs-.
Fof l. haJne' Of foo.
"A dozen Custom House officers a. A'exaudra, Va,
have been beheaded for voting against Extra Billy
Smith for Congress- They sent delegation to the
President to demonstrate, telling him that the party
made no nomination and Smith was DO more the regu
lar CANDIDATE than ShackefOrd for whom they voted.
Bot the President would not hear q word, aud there
is great tems nj among the Alexandria Democracy.
Col. II p. Scbolte, an influential end intelligent
Holander, of Marion County, OHIO who has hereto
fore asted with the Democratic party, and who vas
elected delegate TO the Democratic State Couven-
ton a. Des Moines, somewhat astonished the Dsmoc-
roy assembled at the Capital by hs renunci,tiou Of
all sympathy or connection with them, and boldly
walking into the Republican State Convention, and
acting a deleea ate there.
Roger A. Pryor, esq, declines 10 be candidate
for Congress in the Petersburg Va District, vice
Goode, deceased.
The Hon. John W. Underwood has been nomi-
mated for Congress in the Ytb District of Georgia BY
the Democrats, 10 the place Of Mr. Wright, WHO de-
cliLes to run.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
Another Murder i'm Newark.

NEwARK, =. j., Tuesday, July II, IsJy.
We seem TO be in the drt If a murder carnival.
But few weeks ago Patrick Maud sbot and killed
bis ss,ei in the Fifth Ward; title later Peter Miller,
GermsD. stabbed and killed az picnic in the
Eleventh Ward by Henry Kaniuann, Who is sup
posed To have fed to Canada. On the Atm instant
Charles Robinson estlmsble citizen, wss brutally
murdered in the suburbs Of The Third Ward, by some
uLkrowp parties; ard low have 10 add another 10
this fearful list OF crime. On Saturday last young
man named Stephen Cunningham was beaten so badly
by one John Adams that he died of bis wounds this
morning The sffrsy occurred II e erog shop in Canal
street, in the Fourth Ward Adams has escaped
TIE Coroners jury IL in session this afternoon.
The Corouers jury this afternoon rendered verde.
that Stephen Cunl hams death resulted from blows
received ct the hands II James Adams. Adams has
been arrested he is old offerder, having been in
the State Prison for grand larceny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
The NcW.England Trade.SaJes.

IWNIUNt I'It'UIyr I|'I''
The great New EDgiand TrsdeSale at auction CON-
me1ces tomorrow. The programme for the day en-
brsces boOs and shoes glass and carriages. The
grand sale of dry goods in Faneui Hall will commence N
Thursday al continue on Friday aud Saturday. Mer-
chsrts sre present from every State in the Union; the
hotels are crowded and an active business is antic
paed. A steamboat excursion down the harbor, and
other social Inequalities will be rendered to strangers
by the city authorities.
The following are the footings Of our Bank state
1.eut for the past week:
Cstal stock s. ~ 80 Due % other Banks. ST. 50T 900
Loans ard Dists s. So 100 Deposits....... 70 sis 40
Spece........... 6kl 81. Circulation 15llisO
Due n other Banks 7,I0ilDl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
HOW TO GET RICH.

Carlyle has said Somewhere that the only state
Of future torment much regarded or feared nova
Gays is Poverty How to make money--ho" 70
acquire rapidly abundan. wealth-is the general
end anxious inquiry. SOMEBODY has lately pub
lishrd book purporting To lay bare the whole art
and 10y stery Of money Misunderstanding the diff
cult feat Of making the first 5 i,000-for the Pslry
,un of one dollar. Fired with emulation, We pro-
pose 10 contribute our mite To- ard the development
of auIiieIous science.
Let us begin b, frankly confessiug that We know
no roysl road 70 desirable wealth, and greatly doub
the existence Of any. We have heard Of this or
that man making great pile in day, or night, or
some other short period, by speculation, foresta-
ing gambling, or something of the sort, but have
10 faith in that sort Of acquisition either desra
be or (save in rare iDsisnees) practicable. The
Old Book .sys, "He that maseth haste to be rich
shall not be innocent and more important
truth las rarely appeared in any book. Ii those
who are hot on the scent Of Coffee plantations in
Central America or Sugar estates in Cub, don't
believe il now, ninety-nne in every hundred Of
them will ue their skepticsm before they shall be
Nor can We advise any one TO rush 10 Pixies
Peak in quest of the eagerly -coyeted gold. 4 good
many are now streaming thiiher, ar / more perhaps
viii follow them, some Of whom will probably sue
coed in their quest, while far larger number will
return poorer than they went, beside being sick,
sore and weary OF the few who make anything
in the new Dorsdo, many more will Owe their good
fortune TO success in gambling or peddlng than in
personally digging sold.
Sill lees can We counsel any young man TO seek
q classic education, with view 10 emineoce in
some profession. The professions are all over
done; il would be blessed thing for all If not
smother lawyer or doctor should be ground oat
during the next ten years The market is already
glut,ed, and tie stock held for better demand Is
d,plorabl! hesyy.
Nor DO we think it well for even one more youth
10 addict himself TO Trade. There are this day s.
many as two persons engaged in selling goods to
each twenty families throughout the country. In
other words: Productive Industry is paying about
one. quarter Of its products for the trouble of eI
changing them, not taking into account the cost Of
transportation. If We could reduce our aggregate
cfIeTcLants Of al grades BY shEee.ouIih:. tie re.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
Republican state Convention.

SPRlNGFlFID Moss. Iuesday, July i, InlI'
The Vermont Republican State Convention assem-
bled at Brattleboro, to-day. Ex-Governor Farbauss
St. Jobnsbury President, with W. IL. Pennm'n OF
of Wisdosbi, and b. W. Bartholomew of Wash
ingtoD acted as Vice-PIesdents, and C.. j. Gleason,
A. n Swain Of Bellows Falls and j. I. c. Cook Of
Bennington, a. Secretaries. Tie present State
officers we're nominated, ss follows: For Governor,
H,lard Hall of Bennington; Lieut.Goyeruor, Bar
rabus Martin OF Che!seai Treasurer, Henry NJ.
Bates Of Montpelier. The resolutions reterste the
Pbiladelpha platform, condemn the extravaganza and
Pro Slavery character of the Buchanan Adnioistra'
ton maintain the right of naturalized citizens TO pro-
lection, against the Cass doctrine, and approve q
home stead law,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
PERSONAL.

Mr.. j. G. Holland Of Springfield, will address tao
literary societies Of B6uoon College, Me-. on the
occasion Of their Anniversary August 4.
"A Pa,is letisr-writer says:
"The Austrian army, officers ard soldiers alike,
mercilessly ridicoled Poor Gyulai has come 10,
think for vastly than his share Of sarcasm. In
picture have he IS represented with fero-
cioUs oOkr ustache the tso ends Of ~hich are at
l. foot in length, while sort OF pointed little cap
with feather in ii, il peched just upon tho apex
Of the. Austrian Generals Uranium. Wel turn
this pretended portrait upside down, ADD You find
before you al exact representation Of al ASS I'D,
of which the long nustache-ends form the ears,
and the little cap the muzzle, While the feather is
metamoTphoeed Into a very becoming wisp OF
Of straw In another carcatuIe, which originally
appeared in The CHAIRMAN, but Il now for sale in
al the prir.-shops, Gyula is represented as hold
ing coDfab Wit the Goddess Of Victory, who
very pei'pebiy says: Ny good Sir you have
sres deal Of impuderce 10 be taking of me 10 your
dipacbss! ] don't know you, Genetall l Dever
heard Of your In stll another, the late Austrian
Con mandtr ip-Cbief is impres.ing bis importance
the Austrian standard Gays Gyula pompOusly.
Look ct II, 20 that you may known il again oh!
Gays the colder, know i, very well already. Two
seen plenty ike il hanging up in the chapel Of tho
lnvslides al Paris"
"Ore csncatnre shows trooper admiringly pattnS
the top o. cannon, while be apoetruphizes no
weapon, something otter this fashion: What we
have been having another little chat with the Aus
triaIs eh How laxative you are
The il cidsnt Of driving the Austrians mo the
car al at Paesro is also Witty caricatured. Ioae
is seen syopetpg al Au,tnan 10 the water, saSios
hin at lie same time; When the gentleman x fss'J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
Tie " \. Times Of yesterday morning says, ia
caId 70 the reportrl sale of the Collins steamers:

The steamers ARE &c: ed AID The oaly foussson fr ne
generally ~; fts q De .t IA; NJ Potter has
ben coesporas1ce with CT three =no 2s e
His ofer ell he three fu - mill
II dollar however, had been rrped 70 ne cse Of
business hours yesterday possible oo~eyeI ths they
sd itou.h he eIperierceG dsT highly
irpTubsb- la; the Pacific NAL AID Panama Railroad Comps
boad pCrchAse such steamer fo their business
The " L. Tunes is mistaken. The steamers are
sold, and were sold at the time the sale was an
nounced, SO far as an agreement to buy aud sell
between responsible parties may be considered a
sale. And notwithstanding the opinion of the
experienced steamboat len, they were bought,