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WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1869,
business Notice.

As the business proposed
change It's will be conducted strictly oash basis
the collection OF the Union
tnued No payments should be made 70 Agents amer this
TO Mr. W. upaccrnb who authorized make oooons
In Delaware Maryland, and Virginia.
wAsHsoyos, March 20, 1851.
The foregoing eneude any agents colec
tors that employ have
those ons who have posiospd such service other Of the
country. Ap29-u
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OFFICYdTING CLERG YMEN OF THE BOL[SE or
REPRESENTATIVES, sr.,.. ....r.. .
Hour or RrrarsrSrArlvrs, U. S.,

HopSE or REPRESENTATIVES,, u. s., ..
January 10, 1859
SIN have beer furnished with the following list Of
cergymen in order to carry out the resolution of the
House Of Representatives inviting the clergy open with
prayer their sessions therefore respectfully request You
TO ocate chaplain the day set opposite your name
II you should not be able to ociate the day named
you are free to interchange you may deem proper
am, sir, respectfully, your obcdient servant,
$50 JAMES L. ORR,
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The brig Echo, registered Putnam, which vessel was
forfeited 70 the United States for engaging in the slave
trade was sold Charleston South Carolina, on Thurs
day last by the United States marshal for w 500 cash.
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COURT OF CLAIMS.

WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY ~, 1889
Mr. Gillet u s. Solicitor, replied 70 Mr. Rsque in tho
case Lydia r. Shreeye and another lie concluded az
o'clock, sHtt- l e4fast af 5argaf qstP 500
When the court adjourned to 10 o'clock, m, to-mor-
E a,8 "a ra1tsf
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before the House copy of the
laws of The Territory of New Mexico which referred
TO the Committee Territories and ordered TO be printed
The SPEAKER also laid before the House letter
from the Secretary of the Interior, transmitting infor
nation in respect to the expenses Of the Supreme Court
of the United States called for by resolution of the
House of the 4th instant; which was laid the table
and ordered to be printed H.r. .a.r.r .#t he Isl.
Also letter from the Secretary of the Navy, in reply
resolution Of the House of December 23d 1853 rea-
tive to the number of vessels foreign stations without
regular purses which was laid on the table and order
ed to be printed t ... ID Boo. .e--. ..... ..r.,.. d .
Also, letter from the Secretary of the Navy, in
ply resolution OF the House Of the 4th instant rela
tive to the number of officers, scanen, and other en-
ployees under the charge of the Navy Department. and
the number of vessels of the navy and their rates. g
THE OREGON 81 ..a" 81. .T
Mr. STEPHENS Of Georgia. requested the House to
permit the Oregon bill TO be reported and the minority
report to be submitted that action could be speedy
when the bill should be reached Some day next week
might be fixed, that every member might know when
it would up and in the mean time the majority and
minority reports could be printed
Mr. MORGAN, of New York, preferred that il should
take its regular course
Mr. STEPHENS trusted the gentleman would withdraw
his objection
Mr. MORGAN replied that he could not.
BILL INTRODUCED. . .-.
Mr. CAROTHERS of Missouri on leave introduced a
bill explanatory of act entitled act supplemental 10
an entitled An act for prosecuting the existing be-
tween the United States and the republic OF Mexico and
other purposes" approved July 10, 1913 which was
read twice and referred TO the COMMITTEES on Military
Affairs. t..'
WITNESSES nv suBPHSNEp
Mr. HOUSTON, OF Alabama, instructed by the
Committee the Judiciary 20 report resolution which
Il important the House should pass upon before he gave
out list Of subponas the number fifteen twenty
for witnesses to be brought before that committee.
Mr. STEPHENS of Georgia, stated that he objected TO
any matter coming from any committee not regularly
called II he could not get the Oregon bin in without
forming strictly 10 the rules.
REFEnESCE THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION
The SPEAKER stated the business in order to be the
consideration Of the bin making appropriations for the
naval service for the year ending June s6Oheq ues
ton being on the motion Of Mr.. SHERMAN of Ohio that
II be referred TO the Committee Naval Affairs offered
in lieu Of the motion Of Mr. PHrs Of Missouri that il
be referred to the Committee Of the Whole on the state
Of tho Union
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Mr. RICE introduced bill authorizing the President
with the consent Of any Indian tribe, 10 expcnd their
money annuiies for educational agricultural and other
objects That will best contribute TO their prosperity and
advancement which read and referred TO the Com
mittee on Indian Affairs. t.aT sE r.-a nr ~
Mr. FOOT asked the Senate to take up for consdera
ton the amendment made by the House Of Representa-
lives 60 the bill for the relief of Elias Hail. of Rutland
Vermont; which motion having been agreed 10, Mr.. +.
moved that the Senate In said amendment; which
was agreed to- and the bill is passed
Mr. IVERSON asked the Senate to proceed 20 the
sderato of the bin for the relief of John Nourse and
Others stating the urgency that existed for prompt
ton ON the The motion having been agreed 20,
tho bill was read third time and passed
Mr.. YULEE moved to proceed to the consideration of
the bill for the relief of Arnold Harris and Samuel L.
Butterwortb urging that the bill correspondent In its ea-
lures with the one Just passed. ists EIs q. a...H
The motion having been agreed to, Mr. YUIEE OK
planned the bill and the report of the committee
read when Htf .+f lta Et.F .H.a.H
Mr. HALE moved that Il lie over until tomorrow in
order that he might look into the subject and the bill
was postponed accordingly. H ~ - aat -
Mr.. MASON moved that the Senate proceed 10 con-
slider the bill to equazc the compensation of the minis
ters of the United States 10 France and England during
the period therein mentioned which motion having been
Mr. MASON explained and advocated tho hill, and
Messrs TBUMBlIfL, FEsSENDEN, PUGII, CLING
NAN, and Others spoke In opposition b it
The bill was then reported to the Senate and read
third time. 800
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Rssy~ Mr. George Constantine, OF Athens, will lee
Menu Christian Association their hail. Fem
avenue opposite Hotel frlsy 14h instant ~
o'clock p "soa and Religious Life ~ Greece The public
especially invited at nt .tc
u q. GREEN. Secretary #
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AT the spiritual conference believer informed the
audience that woman in New York was recently put
ting down carpet and having temporarily left her ham
mer and taoks on the floor the hail. behind an open
door she soon after discovered that the spirits had driven
several the cs into the wall in such manner RI TO
form the initial letters of her name. iaH iE ,HIG
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-17

February 33d, 1880.
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Popular Sovereignty !
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GREAT DEBATE IN THE U. s. SENATE
, 1859-09-09
San $rantistu.
LROOKLYN HOTEL,
Corner OF broadway and sansOIne streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

~ THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
NJ known and old established house Is still OF his old
ik tricks Of feeding the pulic At the low price of
Six Dollars per week, and s they come to paTtake Of
his good and well furnished table; and US Nj. Kelly Is
Of the pioneer hotel keepers OF this city, he pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting al his house
70 make the public comfortable.
The house Is centrally located in the vicinity Of the
Custom House, Post Oce and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers, and contains number Of single ana
family r"Oms, well ventilated, suitable for ades and
sipRe gentlemen.
There Is also attached IN TIE house a READING
ROOM, and LIBRARY which contains large number
Of reesd standard works. There also at the arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs To the house. to convey passengers and
baggage free Of CHARGE The public are respectfully
requested 10 give the hnuse q trial.
lodging per night so IS cents; Lodging per week 81
u e. JOHN KELLY, Jr., Proprietor.
, 1859-09-09

s,tf DIR GUYsoTrs IMPROVED
Extract Of ysIIc6 1csk aps SatsapafiIIa
81 N oUAEf BOTTLES, \. t
r. Aukr0WLEDoED TO nm THE BESr
aa.p.nh made, q = cll.l6sd b he wonderful
cull BE- pon1!mod. Remainder, this b the only tFue
.na g,ssns sI.eis. ms madeleine, vhsn ulOd acoord-
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
eclulaa, q klngt BSl. Cancsrs Tumon Eruptions q
lho o1In, EyapIlas, Chluuic Sore Eve. nlneWoFm
80 q DUllof. 0eal1 He'd, nheumnilIn, PlinSln .
t1e B1n.l lnd yglnl1, 0l1 Sore and
Ucln. Swelling q he Gland, Dy.peplll san Rhsum,
Dl11a1s q the Kidnell, L11 d Appslls,
Dilll1e aIiing lrom he ~ ~
uocuy, Pm h he SID and 8huuliln 0ananl DIhlV
Jznn1lco and C1uilVonoa.
Ths Dssl Fsmals lIsalrlns known.
ThoYe1H Dock and sannparlIla : pscuIinriy na.ua,a
~ l1n1l11 q elelio hsalh roIulnl liom llagliriil
q mlnlEul dlllhlIll1 anf olhur dlla1nl pocnlI1F b
11l ~ We aallI1 he anicisd thai hollls a. tUoo
D. olyD,ls EzlIael q yellow Dock and elHnplTiIIa
~ 90 ngui1is thoss dlncalisI and nllSI IhS
eau Il0N-bo ~ y impassd upaa b. unpr..lpl,a
l4lIlIla L4he n11o III ehs Runune, which Z nut N
u o1nl D1llll and I'D ~ a respscishl0 6Fnari-1a
PARK 9 WHITE, Solo Agents,
-...t IA u11hlngloa uiIuaa, San franci.ca
A1. lnlL--l I'd eunofl Aesnil iaF all IA e1I1Ins
PATENT 41DlcINt, anA eli The almo 4 0IsSnlilIe,
80. . me4a - ~
, 1859-09-09
Agtieuliuts.



Ii beginning, tls system Of horses feed.
Ing, as well as Of his grooming and stabling,
ccmmences, and II it be intended that he
shall Be valuable and superior animal,
must needs commencc, before he Is boIn.
n bis dzm, while pregnant Of him, be over.
worked, be under.fed, be neglected, and kept
cold or filthy. or allowed to pick up her own
subsistence as she may on open fields or com
mons, the foal must be Q starveling; and,
ten 10 one, will never attain its full size, or
thDfhll possession Of its powers. If to neg
leci bsi6re its birth be added neglect Of the
dam and young cFealuFe, both, during its
minority II they be exposed to cold, to
rain, snow, heat In word, to the weather
anails changes, generally Il they receive
NJ f6od--the dam, bus what she can gather
fnomths pasture foal, but the thin end
Improbable mIIk which the dam can pro-
duos from such sustenance; II they have no
oomlbriabls, airy shsd To- protect them from
ths soorching suns Of summer, no warm
slGhls % Shield them from the nipping cold
a auluunal nightS the foal will be, from
he int 70 he last but wretcled, stunted,
siarVeling creature, and will never repay the
breeder he expense or pains Of rearing him
Ascending 70 The nature, quality and blood
q Tie foal, 90 should the mare. before and
aAg paEilFition, and tie foal, from the
time of ~ birih, DO nnrtufed, housed and
I'd. d b not Of course 10 be expected that
. All mlFe, a foAl % . cart stallion, Nor
Ihan. Canadian or Cleveland, or Clydesdale,
the produce of which expects only TO be 0
enrthpr1e Of improved degree, OF, at the
bost heavy carriagehorse, should receive
ths palna and have he expense lavished on
knr which would be expended on thorough.
brei mare, having The blood Of twenty gen,
efalions IN her veins, and stinted 10 . horse
inh1rilor Of an the glnIies Of The turf to
The days Of iis lirst and noblest champions.
Sun. L L . truth, that If q be worth the
u1'|a 70 bred . good beast nt ell, C is worth
TIE While % breed not only good beast, but
the very best beast Il one can, Of the race
qrl1mily b which 10 belongs; and this can.
hot b done unless both the dam, before
palInf|lIon, and the dam and ioal together,
a1cl Ih1 hirih Of tie latter, bo 90 supplied
viii bod unrnfh and shelter, q 10 allow
the little animal un ample fund whence 70
draw his bone, his mnscIes, The development
e h'.sle and hIs blood, and, In . word,
enl'c|cnl nulrlmont fdr The production Of ali
lholo qualities which ono would desire him
q poll1sI uhnn ho lhPll have attained his
maturity. iiisil ~.
l,.Ies and idaIs should, ,hsn, always be-
supplied, u lbeir summer pastures, with .
go cool. airy she'd. 6br shelter agalnat The
Ern or rain; IN lheir winter quarters, with .
oo1a warm but thoroughly clean and ven.
, 1859-09-09

CauIIon % The FnbIIfs
London Cordial Gin, but little. on which they
Club House Gin, hope e realize lsrse profits
ScAeiddm Sehnapps ssSs niSs N N vaUsna; sn,nrana
dedicated Scknapps, Some are % sEIIfSiiy pre-
Royal Schnapps, pared a. % Pass tot good
A. A. A. Liquor, except with the best
Tf.A., N. shcs,. ~ ~. lludges II you would be
t.s s,is. III ~ Is ~ % ". sais, use only the long e.
~ ~ ~, ~ ~ ~ l ablinhed, renowned, genu-
ousna,s"S = = sSnl,ss.",IS ine WoLPE's ScniEDAM
nnnGhoisaoms t,ssh srs,Inr AROMATIc scnNAPPs.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
les0 "a Beaver street, New York.
, 1859-09-09
NOTICE.

TIVE mOoPIPAL STEWARD ar FORT
y ol1lreon has en haad . qaaBuiy q MsdleAnss and
D1llI ulalhhs N ~ = etissns
n..,eplnu ~ aIphls and Gon0rrhsa eAssiSnV sSa.
lJISS - HsphA ssvara. room, Hospital Ibusahs.
~ CnAs }. HrZ0ERALD.
, 1859-09-09
JANSON, BOND s. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERs


Corner hastery and Clay sareeess san Francisco
TTaUR NnVV aNnTN0 Ann I'M CT0pE
II az NVW 1A4ND.ANu AN ~, ~ CAOAAD-
IL zUO bales ~ lncn Drown driisi
!gg oales " t1ch brown eneeangsi
lo0 bolts No. 0-00e Duck;
500 bolts No.2-lO Duck; ..
y bales Raven Dneki W t
- Gases eenimAc pflnb; Fs1,t
70 Gases Prague pFlntS;
10 Gases Pacific prints; tf.
10 cases Dunnells prints;
70 casss and ~ bl1ached .hlFtng; :.
, 1859-09-09
NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC,
Published BY Horace Waters, Agent, No. 5SS
. .la4I ia. nlrunANwnv. n. ". ~a's .assfHr

"Sl''h'd y ..'.. no...s Ma;:F;: Agent No. 80
m. %%: %'S q e. Ss R:v.. a. =.
Give me back my Mountain HOge;" "a bay Dream y
Dandy Cock Robin 1" "in with The stln y Pet Nams;"
o. hosaDeii and "Wakes LAdy, Wake.S Price % cents
each.
Polka" % cenis me ewInsns scho,tls,h. IN. IsS,i
sehO.lIsche" The PeeOnnl Polka" sb cents each Aths
sses navs Ssss.iei xsn.tle. awsnar ios
a Sn~Irs No.. = = s,.g W. ~ vssseusnat
M r.n..@,. = . q. @ hsaamg re.as
~ .,h es,a ~ PIE H y esn.. saeh Ins kmgse
, 1859-09-09

.sir, y, sSve "a ae M TSu % IN y I
ISrSa a rnmhar ~ RssninS ana uo~irS Tschnss ~ AM
ing the same tiros hs nv h" "a tha
or,gr n my acsoe n, IN Sav;n ~" sc,Ssx ma
exlnsivelV sn1aSed n heir .nnfacnre ~ the isa III
teen years An nov more IarSriv en1sgsd IN the nan.
nv T iss So ny. bess,s ~ 1.,rant
nv mschre AZ 4 PSarep MovSer "a pssnS, eDd W.a
~orkin0 And 6,Tter r. sav ths9 isrmess ho nss a.
ire ~ Al iibertv 10 So nv machiSe tS,nnSS tSs
navel vth anv other ana ksen ara ~, ~ ,hs 90
nTefsTeS. The posIton n tbe RsIsr IN nv ~ mSchins
Sas paented) upon he main ae where there Il great
0cHra !. SDI ~ ns sh ~ 49,, 'ne
banl their raker on the platform, Where he nst suSt
~ ths rss ana ~ bsirr iotsS "vs, IN cos ~ s ,a
ni.tform Incl over S,h he ,dss rscsSS",,Iy ,"clie
their machine 70 pieces THIS sccounts In pa Tor he
great durby III INV machine ss compared VIII oheSS
In 1881. : - =
Grand Gold Medal Of Honor At Paris. In 1855.
Highest Prize at the French Universal Exhibition, In
lSiS Hon., p,. or pov,, ..,,n,,n,,, sO,,..v =,
Highest Prize Of the United States Agricultural So
sllly' 1857 :. -,
pnh,c,,,on. aSs ~ M No. .nns.r,nr.,. =, n. M.,r,
masnns claiming The highest noncrs etc. a: The French
Fais@. Tbe @ccSss aS nv machins. ~ ind;rs,ed Nv
figures above its hlghe. praise, while the awards q
premiums, generally. are worthy Of no confidence, al
chsIpg q secure ne tle annual one horse pfasIums
of he country Although may not Be- geDeraly uu.
derstood 3 true that thee machlne have
always been sold At comparatively low prices, and but
o .ss eoldHe,s vim which !n.iOaucsd ana sSd them
alAct1Vers would doubtless have put the price much
could furnish thousands OF Testimonials nom hners
and oher Of the q every statement have
Ss aSS & S
psIisCa IN ny own.
,h1s n nm, or Snrse,v nv ms.hpe 4 n, ns-r \,
rssF.d g q ny Ie uAr animal circular 10 pamphlet
",,n.,o I.Sa hs ~ .noS s WE % y Se;.s @ 1er
aotitt'' Pattern Threshsrs and separaters
nannaetnIsd by Nont.e Mason Col ~ and % tuch
cyhnoers, WIN .rur g and Ion extras.
- U:S rAIkNT uPPicE, J. Jlnuafy ): 1853.
81 -. A. q IL A. fIi.s Patent dnted June ~, 1851
tmacnne Ior tnfesning ana cleaning gran) was only
exeenoed Iof tfm % seven yean nom June ~ ISL
thas seonsequtnby expired ,hsspeclIaly. your,
-. q n. -. ~. ". noLf, y, y .mmha1ioner.
nOOthNOAth . Oos SAn ftAas"oo' Oai.
p,ts., Patent n.uhar P1,,.r a .,,a m xr.-..
P.,,.---
m.-h... 1, -. ..,..-.' T... ....,, 49,. =.
have oSSticaio q snihorfy oi which ne iocVinr 4
, 1859-09-09
). EISGsBrRY. A. DODGE.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner Of Broadway aud sansome streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
). KINGsBuRY.

Board per week. Sc; Board and Lodging per week. %
TO $40; single meals 30 cehts Board per day. tl Lodg
ings, so 10 IS cents.
KINGSBURY & DODGE,
Proprieton.
.N,B.-The Baggage Wagon runs from the boats free
Of charge. I.tf
, 1859-09-09
San frantistu.
Three sIles-5N, 0 aud . feet Cut,

With extras for all the different patterns from
1852 to 1859. [Agent for the manufacturers for
the Pacific coast.
, 1859-09-09

1.'ns,1. o1.1 iIoallsi viii . dissass
I111'nI11I ly pll1linllinns ~ rkid1sy
~..' C1r|' 11.1o1i1 plgy sl11ug lye
M.'. ~ n11t a|Itl. : I'D % b q inflli
~. |.r..1. 1.il Eld hrinuiona n uuall
..||'|'|1 !. rlolollira. nnd ln1osd. ths
.|| 81 1no1n- c1nlbrlnhlo quarters
..I 0..I I'D nIpor lulIly mule Importance
\ - I1Ir..I|.' u1n111nent q fkese ani-
~. A.. |1I1I 10 ilcllloi % asppola ani
|r'I 1Iia - ~ accDuni y nebscisd.
, 1859-09-09
NJ. JORDAN,
WATcHMAEER AND J9wBLLBR,
DgALgR N
WEIEHEx, ,DIlMOxDS, JEWELRTauiSLIRRWlRI,

loo uauegurAeHy s1Ieee,
saulhussl osFnsr q Msuiusussy ard wn1AinIisa.
N nn1 manulll1uIa1 = un1gI.
WalcAa1 n1pllrul anl Warranted.
puTa1n1 n hl ln1eIur desIa1 - puIrhaInH aFllclal
e leu1y, ~ sEuardnHe a11epal, aeclmpaui1f ~ ne
eAh can el.n I'm. an1 dlpnd - thlr elg q if -
quainy. and nI1s1ll IN e-rl anl tnIl nl1 a1uh ll
t1 mals u pgure = allI1y n ~ ruEuAlllIl = y m
aElss I'D bion sslsssd undlT tksiF Osn slpsvIon Ia
, 1859-09-09

OIIEAD ISTlITICN
.--s SIlChF EDiItON
or mtru
rYmZp HA1-mm-
AND FAMILY pIc,ronIAr
EANAONAA,
Published monhly by
NRa~la T T1ovl,lv,, a. Ta...s. P..p.
Tf,,d.. .ha ;,,,,,,.j;.to .,,,,.-:,1...i. r r., N
o"ueI % w ,heuIs.e suPsnneenoence o. COL Y.
ONLY M c1eNTs vEAD,
m. 49,. - ,....- =. a. ---, -.
cents a yeSri o'' ~
PostdQe 0RIv 6 cents a Vear. ,cken raid ovarkerl,
I. M0urunee.
M. rh.hu..1 p.,,.,l.. n.... 4. a.. VIII
Int tntuptbt Eumlly rupeE III tnO WUrlut
Tha iaier relahl. Rashlon pIk.. mr.. p.,,.,. ., ~,
ornamental Needle WoFk nlarTams ana Rh-.iss, a..s
IN every numher - 's ~''e"'
Tr,,. s..-e Vny-as.. A.. -. ,..
- r..s-... 80 TO-. .s.ss Ss"1seS' S"e M"ss
snAcn.,, .o,,,.. ..n, - n ~, ..,.. -
bs, stamp. w n9. be received Sr sS6.srpon sISsrSsf
.e.e,1 ~ anu sthe haAles'
, 1859-09-09
SECOND HAND PIANOS.
eatbargans alwaSsin stores prices nom SSOio tlAa
sic,

One Of the largest and best catalogues Of Music now
puLllshed All the music and music hooks publIshed N
the United States for sale At this establishment NaTn
celebrated Guitars and oil kinds Of Musical Inaumen,s
and music merchandise at the lowest pFces Music nent
whenever ordered, post paid. Catalogues sent by mal
lieral discount 70 dealers, teachers, SemAIiss and
ctTgymen.
, 1859-09-09
The AFOmat:: scheidam Schnapps

Il consequently In great dein the stomach and bowel
mand by persons tvellng Ito which they are especia
OF about 20 sette In thost suhect, well - In Oh
parts OF the country espe- lcholc Of grown persona
eally, o. Nel a. by many m Its iudeious adoption q
every community where itconnectOn with the principa
has become known &C meas, or when sense 0f ex
count O its other remedial hanston dictates lie usl
properties . never falls 10 relieve th
In all cases Of Dropsiea debility attendant upon pro
tendency, u h generally the tracted chronic ov
only remedy required when Temperament and exhanste
adopted In the early sageslvtal energy, By Vhateye
Of disease. InDyspepslA cause induced. These ar
malades when taksn inprLfacts 20 which many Of th
per quantities, a. o dieilmoet eminent medical men
drink, and especially at din b1th In Europe and th
neF, Il b found, BY uniform United States have born
experience 10 be eminenIly Testimony, and which Or
ecaclous m the mos ols colroboFated BY the highea
nate eases, when even tbs written authorities.
best Of the usual Tehedie Putup In Quart or pint ho
have iled 10 srd more tles. In eases Of one drzeu
than temponTy relief IrlWilh my name the botflG
ca1eB Of Fatuloncy l. an colk, and fac smile Of m
immediate, invATiable specl hIgnatuFe on the label
DC; and y may be admins For sAe by al the respect
tered In Diluted and proper able dfuggi1s and EiqnO
toOate quantities even tOidealeFs Ii California an
young infants, IN all thosP lOFegon.
paroxysms Of gTiping paipl UD0LPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer, % Beaver street, New York.
, 1859-09-09
Udolpho wolfes schnapps.

AMedicnal Diet Drink. on lively used and approved by
eminently salutaTy the medical faculty, the
manufactured by hnself ex. temperance people, heads
clusiveiy, at his factory ai LOT families, &c.
Schedam, In Holland, anol In Gravel, ,Gout and Rheu.
well known during the last matsm, In Obstuctions oi
twelve years throughout thehe Bladder and Kidneys
Atlantic and Western States and In general Debility ti
Il s made from the best effects are prompt decided
Barley that can be and invariably reliable And
In Europe, with the eenceit "a not only remedy oF
Of aromatic Italian berry these malades hut ID al
Of and extra leases In which they are
ordinary med cinal qualities duced by drinking bad va
II has long since acquired 0ter which IL almost unlver-
higher reputation both sally the cause Of them u
Europe and America, than Operates as SURE PRRyER-
any other diuTetic beverage. iTivR.
Anaiyzed, Il Il o PER-l For Fever and Ague u ID
REcTLr PuRE LIoUoR, In nisone Of the most ecaeioua
effects mild and whole pFcventives that can be re-
some tonic. Il s exten- sorted TO.
, 1859-09-09

900 900 :Sia :SI In $50: 1884, 4SSS & :S :Si% In In isSs. &
$4,000 sold in the last four years !!
, 1859-09-09


The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE h one cf he largest
and best weekly papers Of the day. An Imperial QuarO
tanning uaf PAon EoRTT coLUs Of entertaining original
matter and uHoANrLS nLusFnAFED every week.
A GILT WORTH FROM % CENTS TO 600 N GOLD Will.
BE PRESENTED 10 EACH SUnsCRfBER IMMEDIATELY ON
RECEIPT or TiIE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
One copy for one year. .....e2 90 and IN.
One COPY for two years.... 8 80 and gins.
One copy for three years.. 90 and gina
One copy for Eve years.. 90 and gina
AND 10 CLUBS: \
Three copies one year. 4 90 and ENa
1--WE copies one yeaf...... 10 and gins.
Ten copies one year.......D % and 10 gina
Twenty copies one year. 20 90 and 81 gflI.
e articles 70 be dlbuied are comprised In ihe following
ugt -
aRaskassSo q Gold, containing. ,.......e $500 each
y 60 g % .s....... soe each
10 paisn. Lever Hunting cased W.ieSss. 100 each
0old hess..'....s..........s.... Y each
o0 90 ss......s.....s.....a.. " each
S 90, 90 a.,. .;;.;::,:i::.'.''''''.'''''' % each
80 silver Hunting Cassd waiehss........ 20 each
~ aveI Malehss. ;'.,:.......tioto = each