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~ We T ok nom $50 Hudson street Tho friends a
VI" 2, ,xLaSf arc invited 70 attend.
80 ~ 1~-On Wednesday, Dec. T. of saort but ss
Eees at her residence SO Pacific street. Brooklrs
Icsh year Of her age = -
remains Will BIO taken 10 the Church or s. Charles
oc, "oo sidney place, Friday morning 1t eIevan
@ wnen solemn high will be offered for Tia
ose o. her SOUL and thence 70 Tatbush Cemetery for
Nv her friends respectfully invited "a afienN
he1 funeral without further notice.
FVnGL-On Friday, Dec 2, OF scarlet fever TaOnAs
HErhf, aH4Q year, months and II days AIso -
Tuesday, Dec. Rosx MARGARET oldest daughter aceS
years 10 months and IA days, children Of Henry ~
Julis Maria RUSSELL
slr-Oa Tuesday evening, Dec 8, MARY FRAscns, onk
Child Of John aad Emelne sly.
The funerl win IKE place ON Thursday afteruocu n
O'Clock from the New Jerusalem House Of WorsbIu n
Thirty nth street. between Fourth and Lexington Ave-
Friends and aoquainances are respectfully invited
70 attend, without further notcc.
THoMrsox.-On Wednesday, Dec :, Asss1w Tuoxrsca.
aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectuy
invited TO attend the funeral on Friday Afternoon, &
one o'clock lfrom his late residence, No. 1856 HhSA
avenue, near 9th street. His remains VIII be taken -
Greenwood for interment,
THoRSx-At Red Bank, New Jersey, on Friday meeu-
ing, Dec. 2, Mr. arrHM ThosxS formerly OF this city, =
the 10th year Of his age
TrLoR-In Bangor, Maine, on Tuesday, Dec. g., NJ. b.
IAxIos, in the 47th year Of his ego. s.
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Court Calendar-This Day

SUPREME CoURT-Circut--Part mos 1855, IT'S, 2091
added to calendar of Wednesday. Part Mos. 6l52,
2s2s 76o 2l52, 1854 and all the numbers to 1885,
SurERIoR CouRT.-Part Mos. $780, 463, $685. 697 715,
631, 265 213, I'll, Tl3, TIA 701, l. Part Mos 4iS
4es $685. 452, 1858, $780, 446 $50, 692, 594, ia ass.
COMMON PIEAs-part Nos 1910, 6a7, 1906, 1852,
1879 1874 1875 1877 to 1880, 1882 TO 1886 Part D.
Nos 1872 14el, 1892, 100, col, IA 1895, 1885, 1855,
1856, 1885, 1859, 1860, 1861, 81, 1910.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr--Nos 60 81 to 81, SO,
80, 81, ~, 76.
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Grand Union Mass Meeting mt Phila-
dclphfa.

PHiLADELPHIA Dec, Z, 1859.
The meeting this evening opposition to the fanatcism
of the abolonss and treason to the Unon at Jaynes
Hail. was Of the largest ever held in this city. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed and the speeches were re
ceived with much applause
Mr. JAMES s. GmBoSs, a well known merchant in thi
city, Chairman Of the Committee of Arrangements, called
Ae meeting to order by nominating the following Off
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Kansas Election for state Omcer..

IKAVENWOKTH, Dec b, 1909.
The election today for State officers under the Wyan
dot constitution passed off without excitement The
result be stated for days. IL thought
1t will differ materially from the vote given October for
Territorial officers
Hon. Abram lincoln and Mr. PARROT leave to morrow
for Washington.
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GRSNEII-AyrSG.-AtP assac, N. j., on Tuesday, Dec
8, by the Rev. H. B. Sherman, Mr.. THos p. GRIN
NELL, of New York, to Miss E AUGUSTA youngest daugh
ter Of the late Hon. John B. Aging, Of New Jersey.
KEysER-STEPHEss-0n Wednesday, Dec T. by the
Rev. Edwin r. T. Cook, Mr. HENRY KEYsER 10 Miss HAN
H. STEPHENS, all OF this city.
LAwsoS-MIxsElI--On Wednesday, Dec 7, at the Eve
rett House. by the Rev. Theodore Cuyler SAMUEL LAW
son, Of this city, TO Miss SUE p MxsEL, daughter Of
Chas. w. Mixsell. ESQ. OF Easton, Pa.
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE
GENERAL HOUSE = fFUansHrNa GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.

r. " HAUGHWOyI CO.,
Nos le6, 40 and ~ Broadway, Broome 1reek
Having reesfved large sonsgnmens Of Goods from
Tor sale manufacturers account having themselves
unusually heavy and choice stock OF Goods
view Of the approaching Close Of The business season
NAMED 70 make . large reduction In their prices,
From this time until the LIST Of January next
70 insure large demand and thus enable them maerin
reduce their stock before the close of tbs year.
In consoque ooo Tho reduced standard Of Austrian
they enabled 10 offer their BohemAn and Germ
Goods purchased at tho lsts Fair Leipc q unpAras6
low prices. -
The following q sample Of their reducsd uroes.-
Complete white FRENCH CHMA DINNER, DKssxRr and TIA
aKRvCEs with complete service Of rich cut and engravol
Bohs ian Glassware persona comprising 6eonn
tara Gobss ChszupaEnea Wines Hooks, Celsres, Osuhu
0'"N l's'el'i F 81 sEv ~ DOLLARS,
which We assert % bo " eapest sets sold h -
country
Rich Decorated DznNu SExvTgxs,
At $50, Stl5 and Sd2s, and upward
Heavy silver paxed Castles at u, and 10 and 6oG0
quality At SIS and sd
Fine plated TEA sx pieces, AS 81 $50 a
qnisite style and hnish, NJ -.
Sets Of Cutlery twenty npe pieces with ivory handae Il
morocco eases, at al ~ and - -.
Real nohsmiaA coaored and engraved wIxz D0rs1z ~
per pair
Rich and engraved DEcAsrxrs g Per pair "A s n
he1niAn 0obeS. q per dozen, 10, -
We Hek The public oznnine NoodS and pfioea -
that The reduction Of prices = gszuins.
Pfieea ere marked In plain feuRea, from whsSb
NO DEVIATION CAN BIZ MADE
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Am Article Worthy the Confidence OF
old and young-Professcr WOODS Restorative Depot
ss4 Broadway and sold by all druggists and fancy goods
Dealers
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The project to increase the steam tonnage between this
port and New York. by the addition Of boats been
abandoned. The reason for so doing assigned by the
subscribers here Is the unsettled state OF political affairs
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Georges Hair Dye. Black or Brown, "a
q box7hc best and cheapest in the world Principal
depo; 1t the drug store sos Grand street.
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SAVANNAH, DEC. D, 1909.
The steamship Florida, from New York. arrived at tho
wharf at five clock Tuesday afternoon All well.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 8, 1852
The steamship Marion, Capt. W. J. Foster, from New
York, arrived here at one o'clock this day.
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Holloway'sP ills.-To Cure Asthma, Bron-
chds consumption, avoid the existing
prevent the effect Holoway's remedies viii do this
efectual BY nvigorang weak lungs and
pressing coughs and Gods
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou.
pees the best In the world SURPRISING Al mAde Sold ap
Piled At the manufactory, 2SS Broadway.
Cristadoro,s Hair Dye, wigs and Tou.
pees the the world: wholesale and retail The dye
privately applied ut 8 Aston housA.
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Hilrs Hair Dyc.--5O Ccnts-Blacrx or
brown Depot No barclay street Also, sold AZ Broad.
nay cpd sl drt LISTS
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To the 1nfelIf3ent.-Alf Diseases Arise
FROM end In impuriy Of the blood No matter howcaed
each be cured BY vegetable purgsyes which do
nip In the eud but actually expe tho foul humors which
produce dreaded headache tcAoloreux rheumatism
well liver affections pain in the side and heayiness
Pulls not only cure these affections but also asthma and all
durable affections Of the lungs veil colds and
coughs Even consumption and bleeding Of the lungs have
oen been cured by them Remember Brandreths Pills
incapable Of njurns the tenderes: age or weake frame.
they must be used 70 be fully appreciated Sold at principal
Office, ~ Canal street, price 2o box and by all drug
Rlnta
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated. Nofselosy
Family Sewing Mhchness
495 Broadway, New York.
l62 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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The Rockingham County Democratic District Convention
held here to-day. Hon. John s. Webs, of Exeter,
and Josiah Mno of Concord, elected delegates to
the Charleston National Conysrtcu,
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nsA-WO0D, EDDY Co, Msaagsrs q -
AvAkA eAoxoxA, xgnTuoxY AHD nzssoUH sSA5u
r LorEKImL
- 10 N AAse. No eS6. DE0uHBua 7. m0A
.DMAwAss-CLas No ess aJIcsxpxs l, 1859
o. ~, i, 90. 40 81, TO m ~ IA 20. 81. Al,
Circulars sent FREQ OF ~, W. ~, -,
WOOD, <nrv ss u e92kos3Dk. n~lswara
sCVS wsAmsss-'
NA~ v~-~ -
YessonaaAd Lotteries Of DelsvGs
~
FRANCE, BROADBHN1s 4 m
AAsAasRs
N Aneure o. ~ 6tale q Delaware a H ~ asann
having gsca 70 France, Brosdbenh Co erv ontrso1 fr
BY ne Governor sad 6ais euporintend hs rewinss of
80 9sesy oe so.y o7sGy ~ Ne following the
s~sGsWn ~ as5'
% - -
OoHSoGDArED LorfEnY-ChAss l8l. DEC. T. 1850.
~ :. -
~, 81, Al, B, 81, SO, At, l8, ~, 8, IT, 81.
- - -
Winsa our hands a wnminson Del III day wednesday,
JOHN DALE
JOHN W. WlIKlR yOr-mi..,ccsr~
ALFRED II WO0T7HN
YRINCH RROX IiHRWya . ro
VvusrxLc- ~ r.,
.Ass'1' y.
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To the Ladic1.-La ird's Bloom Of Youth,
beautify ing the ccmpeIh skin Can be had a, all
the principal druggists the United States Its wonderful e.
fec may be and tried gratis at LAIRDS lades hair
dressing establishment 4S9 Broadway
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Millions OF Bottles OF Mrs. Wlnsleyvsg
Soothing Syrup used every year tho Utsd Sta
fer children teehing, with mover falling Relef Il
Immediate and certain Only 16o botlo
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Physiological Examinations, Written
out In full showing sens defects proper pursuit daily
at FOwLER WELLS, sos broadway
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To Public Speakers and Othcrce wins
make free Of the vocal orsars-From Rev f. H. Cha
pin, D. d., Nsw York. Browns Bronchial TrocLss-"r
consider Lozeuges excellent article for their purposes
and recommend their public speakerso SOFA by at
druggists.
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DR.. Marsh Continues to Apply his Radi-
cal Truss with success In efecng perAnent cures Of
Hernia Rupture Marsh CO., No 2vesey street. ny.
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DsAoAec SaloAander Safes--WftA Pm.
isn't powder proof locks aad bars Also are burglar
prsof psrice safee Deps Murray STRESS corner Of Coss
ROBERT y. PATRICK.
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Barry's TrlcOphexous n the Best and
cheapest article for dressng beaafying cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies' try Il Sold By III
drugsista.
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Herrtng's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof 6afss l Broadway, Of Murray
etroet new York: = -
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y r RIO. :, s oo.r,. .ssw1sa nAOHx@
. oTFlG1 no. 80 BROADWAY.
d. j. LEVY 6uporin6enHeuk

Il The undersigned have0n hand every variety Of
LADIES FURS AND
FANCY GLRI0H ROBES,
to which they would call the attention Of tho trade Th&,
SABLE AND MINK CAPRs AND CLoAKs
denes competition
A choice assortment Of RUSSIAN SABLE SKINS .Iv.w
On hand. G. &. BRR6LER CO.,
rs Broadway
Corner Of Rector streoe.
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Genin's Festival Hats for Hext1ays
Now ready,
GENINB HAT STORE,
Nos. 6V and SIS Broadway
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-S CAHIIL Is NOW SELL
Nv log of his rehnd splendid stock of boots shoes as
cost as be going To retire from business All the goods
suitable the season. for ladies' gents boys aud
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Furs and Hats.-Tho Best. tits Strange
70 say can only bs had n WHITES, 2ls Broadway.
, 1859-07-01
agriculture.
Potatoes ON Glover Sod.


L has been said by one of our best scien.
ti6c agriculturists, that "no plant enriches
the soil 50 much for potatoes as red clover" "
think practical agriculture proves this
and that clover sod, when reversed by the
pIow, forms the best seed.bed for a good
crop Of potatoes which can conveniently be
given. Many join in this o. inion, and was
mot surprised to see in your added remarks
t5A recent communication in the Rural, that
you dissented from the course recommended,
Of Fall ploWing and breaking up Of the sod
or waiting for L to become thoroughly rot
ten before planting.
Let me here state plan Of growing po.
tatoes, tested by long experience, and at
once easy, cheap, and successful. My pota.
toes and corn are generally both planted in
one field, and with the same manuring and
preparation. take good clover sod, on
. loamy soil, and apply from twenty to
thirty loads Of barn.yard manure-leaving
it In heaps as drawn out, and spreading when
ready 10 plow under. Plow from six to
eight inches deep, Q few days before planting,
seeking 10 do good work and to cover all
the manure perfectly. The ground is then
well narrowed, first lengthwise the burrows,
and then cross, TO give mellow surface soil,
sothaI planting may be done well and rap
IDLY.
The field is then marked into rows with q
marker which does up three rows at time,
thFes and one half feet apart and then across
with the same implement, so that the hills
(of both crops) are three and one half feet
distant from each other. For varieties with
dWarfsh vines, this gives more room than is
needed-these might be planted nearer one
way Of the rows. Drills ! do not like
though where one plows in the seed and
ploWs out the potatoes, ID Is most convenient
But planting IN the cornfeld, and varieties
with large vines, the distance above named
Is the best and can 60 through the whole
length of the field with the cultivatOr al
onoa
As 70 the ssed-cut medium sized pota
toes, two eyes to piece, and put two piece
n hill, and you viii get better and larger
potatoes than with more seed, or whole po
iaioes. So, at least find on trying the ex
pertinent
The culture usually given is to pass
through each way, twice in Q row with the
horse'hoe, and finish hilling with the hand
Implement Sometimes hoe twice, but oI
late years hoe but once ct the time when
plants are large enough 10 bear hilline all
that Is necessary. On clover sod well
ploVed Immediately before planting, once
hoelng win keep down the weeds until the
polato vines are large enough to cover the
whole suriace II The ground Is inclined 70
b uoedy, Il should be narrowed over, just
e the young plants appear, with q light haF.
roE-lhis viii be found Of great benefit, and
bat very foW hills will Be displaced.
Before hilline 1 always give each hill q
spoonful or % Of plaster, and know lt pays
well 70 DO 90. Ny crops are as good and
= ne from rot a. those Of the best neigh
boring farmers.
, 1859-07-01
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons.

The Piano came 10 hand, and 10 first rate order. n
beautiful instramenL-LEE wALEER, Phil.delphA
John Hewitt, Of Carthage. New York, who hashaa
one Of the Horace Waters Pianos writes Is Iollowal
friend Of mine wishes me 20 purchase Q piano fF her,
She likes tbe 0he you sold me in December, 1855 NJ
plano 10 becoming popular 10 this place, and think
can ntrvducs one or two more-they viii Le more popu
lsr than any other make"
We have two Of waier Pianos In use In our seminary
one Of which has been severely tested for three SeaT-
and We can tetty 10 their gnOd quality and durability
WOoD 4 GREoORH, Mount Carroll, III.
u. WATEHs, Esq-DrAr Sir; Huving used one Of ySuf
pianof Ites T two years past have found Il veEy sn
lerior instrument t-ALokzO GRAY, Principal Brooklyn
Heights Seminary.
N. Y. July 18th, 1858. Mn. WAFERs-Dear Sir: I re.
ceved the Melpdeon, safe and In good order am Wrn
pleased with the external appearaD and the tone ao.
hope shall have occasion 70 ordSr one or two more
TineA. N. ", july 2s'N 1865 HoRAcE wATEns, IA.
-ar: Tue N, ldtOR yn, sehL me wus nl received ii
good order. enl nov Iuly prep nd TO sAy that Ihe
ns',1 ~ ., ngS s,.'>1 IoIy AND hsE lon Siacc.t
hIshed u, AID for thu WVy homm r hnhnt 10 VII Il
you hAw tuile anu IN re than ialhted. all that Joa
piuniise'l. HeFy respeciful, yOuFs. a., l. snni.
The Piano received fTUm yyn oU.tues " give salts
faction. Tegad IL VI the he 9 run.enls In lhs
place. JAAks l.. CLAhKE, Charleston, Va.
The Mehdv. has silly arrived ir,l obliged toyou
Tor jour lbtfal dscUunt will do al can r y0u IN thoo
parts.-Rev }. NJ McUORNcE, YAfquesville, 20.
Ane FtanO was GUY recelNod. " came N excollenb
condition, and n very much ndmlftd W my numerals
family. Accept my thanks for your prOnptlsn.
EET coOPAR, WarnnhAn, Bradiord 20, rs.
ionr Piano pleasel rs we'll. Il is The bed one In our
eoanty--InoNAs A. LAfukM, Campble,un, a.. ~,
We v,Iy much Obliged 10 you for hav NC ant anrh
iine instinE eLt for $3.50, and hall take Ialnso
recommend tt-BRANK, HELD 4 Co. BudlO Dtmoert
The Horace Waters PiAnus are known as aiming ne
vey bes; We are enabled 10 speak Of these nstehis
vita eOuhdenee fm personal knowledge Of their excsk
Isn't tune aad durable qnalty New YoTt Evangelist
We can speak Of the merits Of the Hoaeo Walaa
Pianos Om personal knowledge Is being of The Vsiy
best quality y-ChFistIan lntellgenrer.
Nothing Of the State Fair displayed greater excellence
q any department than the Horace Waters rianus.--
ChnFchmsn. it.@F 9 llfl7a,i 3 . T7-1siia
Waters Pianos and MelOdeobs ohalleues oompaslIna
journal. - --1s7l
Horace Waten' Panol Ftrs are Of fun, rIch and even
tone and powerful. New York .usleai Review. ~,
Our friends win end at Mr. water store he very hesi
assortment Of Music and Of PAnos 10 be found u ihs
United States and We urge our southern end We.ism
friends p give them call whenever they 50 70 NeS
wsrsrOsms No. $50 Droadways New Yerh.
, 1859-07-01

= = -. @@NN%8 AN8AAAe
Was aliioisd By the sight in my garden,
~ I1n o. Eve yesrs. Of he most luxuriant
md thrifty young pear trees, which would
not bear, but all their strength ran to wood.
Vrxod ai this, resolved 70 Try the effect Of
bnd'ng down the branches 80 Is 10 check
~ Gov q he sap, and cause them 70 form
fruit buds instead Of wood buds. Accord
m1Ig. iho frrt week IN December | filed
ny pockets with stout tWine; | drove down
nom1 small pegs into the ground beneath my
trees (which had branched low, 90 as 70
mako dglrflh heads;) then tied string
% d end Of every long shnot, and grad1.
ally bringing down the end Of the limb ill
4 curved down 20 As to make consider.
at'e bend Or bow, I fastened IL in that, either
y lI'lg he other end Of the string 10 the
fc1' o. % smother branch, or 70 part Of
hccordlhg % my expectation, the tree
n11I ycor cIlngod rs habits Of growth, and
81 an abundance Of fruit buds. Since that,
hrVe had plehtiihl crops Of fruit without
trouble Inko good care not to let many
hfnnche1 90 % he upright system
, 1859-07-01

A Medicinal Diet Drink, oI
eminently y salutary qualitkS,
manufactured by himself ex'
clusively. at his factory al
ScheidGm, In Holland, and
well known during the last
twelve years throughout the
Al attic Ahd Western Staie-,
II Is made from the besl
Barley that can be selected
In Europe, with TIE essenct
Of an aromatic Italian berry
Of acknowledged and extra
ordinary medicioal qualities
lt has long since acquired 9
higher reputation, both In
Europe aud America, than
any other diuretic beverage,
Analysed, u IL Q PER
PEcTLY PURE LIoUoR, IN VI
effects q mild and whole
some tonic 1t Is extern
, 1859-07-01

A one of he Irish agricultural meetings,
enc of Tie speakers remarkcd-and the
llnlh may w6ll Be- applied IN this country /:
Mtlf brought out The immense agricvl
|0..' wealth n Scotland and what enabled
n. snail farmfr IN Belgium, who, on seven
Or digit auo1 of lIght, sandy land, was able
% Do better Iof hiIlso|f and his family than
- a,ndo o. twenty Or thirty acres q land
, 1859-07-01

IL"
corWer Battery and Clay strssas, San Francisco,
HAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
III svU bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales 80 Inch brown sheetings;
100 bolts No. 0--00o Duck; isl
7--' 500 hnlls No. 2-l0 Duck;
20 bales Raven Duck;
10 cases MeFfmae prints;
10 oases Prague print;
10 cases Pacific prints;
10 cases Dupnell's prints;
10 cases and 1. hleached shirtines;
10 cases 81, 81 and lO-l hleAchsd shiFtlngs;
20 cas- blue drills; aiAe. -s1t,t
20 cases blue dsnlms; a,.,.st ~. @sage
10 hales hickory strips;
20 bales l. and lticklnp;
10 bales scarlet, blue and gray launeil;
10 bales Balardnle white nanneli III
cases Cobufge and MeFinos; re
cases wool and halt wool piaids;
cases blue and black alpaeas; ..-,
10 cases Pacidc--new styles De LANES;
5 cases. al wool new styles " Lainei;
caaea French Meflnos;
1000 Bay siate plaid shaWls; =.
lOO0 calhmero and plain vol ahaVls; black and oDl-
oIod silks; plain. figured and plaid silks;
And q large a1loFtmentO Of other Dre1 0ooda,
- BLANKBTBs -
1000 pairs white, lrtou and hIue Mnc<inaWs
1000 pairs BIB, TBB and sBG Blankets;
1000 pairs cheap gIey English Bankets;
1000 pairs cheap blue English Blankeis;
Go Go ps" % I. 10 4, ii sns ia Sh. B.d Bl.nk.,s.
CLOTHING AND FunNIsaTNo GOODS.
1000 dozen grey. blue and scarlet flannel ahIrts;
1000 dozen grey and white herino UndershiFia and
1000 dn1sa MsFino and all wool socks, y
500 dozen aAilnet and jean pants;
500 dozen duck and c0ilounAde pahiss
500 dozen hickory and check shiris;
500 dozen calico and white dunas shirts;
500 dozen 0Vealls and Jumpers: =
Black and ancy SIN clAvats. Decktss slh hnndker-
ohieis snspendefs, and variety Of other articles TOO
numerous 70 mention. For sale l0W hy II $50
e msg JAN1ON, BOND q CO.. ssf
33;H Cor. Battery aud Clsy sts.. San FrancIsco.
, 1859-07-01
The AFOmat!s Scheidam SehnappS

Il consequently in great den the stomach and bowels
mand by p-rsons taVelnR, 70 which they especially
about 70 settle In thoss subject as well as 10 the
parts Of the country espe-l -lchoc Ol grown persona
cially, well by many in It jndicous adoption IN
every community where tconnecton with PRINCIPAL
has become known on ac- meas or when sense Of ex.
count Of ls other REMEDIAL dictates It's use
properties. never fails 10 relieve the
In all cases Of Dropslca ebty attendant upon pro-
tendency. Il Is generally the eracted chronic adiesow
only remedy required WheL temperament and exhausted
I'D pied In the early stagesvtal energy BY whatever
Of the disease. In induced These are
malAdes, when taken inprOs 10 which many of the
per quAntlties, a. dietIm0pt emlnent medical men,
drink, and especially Of dn-Ih0th In Europe and the
ner. Il is found, BY uniform United States, have borne
experience. 70 be emlneniy Testimony and which are
ecaeons 10 the most os corroboTsted BY the highest
nate cases, when even the written anthoFities.
best Of the usual remedes Put quart or pint bot
have failed 10 aFd moreIes, IN cases Of one Dozen
than tmgonry relief With my name On the bottle,
cases 0f Fafuency h Il anlcoFk, and fac smile Of my
immediite, invaTable speci signature on the label
&c; and Il may be admlnia For sale BY all the respect
tered 10 diluted aud proper liable druggists and Liquor
tonate quantities even toidealPs In California and
S psiCzysms q ErpiOs ' PsinI UboLpHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer, % Beaver street, New York.
Caution % ths Public.
london Cordial Gin, lbut IItsls, 90 whi"h they
Club Honse Gin. hope % realize large pro1ts
c.IssJo,s o.S..i. 10y selling In California.
GS"s.e''." ~ oos"eFPr Avoid all comp0unds--
Aedacated SehhdfPs Some are % skilhaIly pre-
Royal SehngDps, lpafed "a % pssa for good
a. a. ,RA lIAquor, except with the hest
TInder t,s a ~. ~ IN llndgRs. IL you would be
ilar tiile. M onn- sae use only the long
af m" eitv are 49, tabllshed renowned Renn-
quantities OF adulteratsd, ne. 80 SoaiADAA
lnRholesome trash. ensiingl AHOAA'iV SVhNArrS'
UD0LPH0 WOLFE, Sole Importer,
ASR q Beaver street, New York.