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DR. GUYsoTTs IMPROVED
Extract If HsIIO6 Dock apa SatsapafIIa

IN QUART BOTTLES, st-
rs AoKNowLEpGED TO BE TIE BEST
8aIeapanlln made, ~ is certified BY the wonderful
cures Il has performed. Remember this Il the only true
and genuine article. This medicine, when used accord
ing % directions,
N WILL CURE WITHOUT. FAIL
ScfOinla or Kngs Evil, Cancers, Tumos, EFuptions q
the SKIN, EFyllpelas. Chronic Sore Eyes, RngWoFm
or letter. Scald Head, Rheumatism, Pains IN
the Bones and joints, Old Sores and
Ulcers, Swelling Of the Glands Dyspepsia, Salt Rhcum,
Disease of the Khlneys, Loes of Appetite,
Disease arising from the use Of
Morcuy Pain In the Side and shouden General Debility
~ Janndice and Costivene8.
The Best Female Medicine known.
The yellow Dock and saEaparila d peculiarly adapted
for females Il denate health resulting from egullrity
Of menstrual discharges and other diseases peculiar %
their aex We assure the amcte that bottle OF two Of
Dr.. 0uysotts Extract Of Yellow Dock and SarmpaFla
Win ct once regulate those dlcultes and renew the
natuEal onernie1.
CAUTl0N-Do not be imposed upon BY unprincipled
DruRgia Take none but the genuine, which b pot up
In Quart Bottles aud sold hv al respectable druRgsta
PARK q WHITE, Sole Agents,
ls9 Washington street. San Francisco.
Aaa ImpnFte and general Agents for ell the genuine
PATENT MEDICINE, and cell the same in quantities
10 snit II reduced rates lH
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from the bed to the garden. Divide the
bed so that under the four sashes there will
be as many parts as there are kinds Of
seeds to be planted; and if radish seed is
scattered over the whole when done, the rad
ishes will be large enough to pull before
they interfere with the other plants.
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DRX GOODS,
Corner Battery and clay streets. san Franeisso,
sHAvENOw LANDING AND IN STORE
ll 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales 80 inch brown shestlngs;
100 holts No. O-oO0 Ducks
500 bolts No.2-lO Duck; ..l eyt lyra9..
20 bales Raven Duck;
10 cases MerFimac prints; ~
10 cases Prague print;
10 eases Pacific prints; 81
10 Gases Dunnells prints;
IL cases and 4 bl1ached ahirtinEu;
l0casss -. 81 and lo-l bleachsd shiFtlngs;
20 cas- hlne drills;
20 cases blue deuims; s1H =
10 hales hickory stripes; ~ frs.rsff
20 bales I, I and ktickings;
10 bales scarlet, blue and gray nannell; i fi.
10 bales BallaFdFale white flannel;
cases CobuTgs and MeFiDns;
caaes wool and halt wool plaids; 'fiitail
s cases blue and black alpaeas; lae.fj q
10 cases Pacidc-neW styles De LANES;
cases, all wool new stylss " LANES;
1000 Bay State plaid ehaWls;
1000 cashmere and plain wool shayll; black and COL
orod silks; plain, figured and plaid silks;
And large assortment Of other DVe6 Goods.
BLAMKEFBs .Fe
1000 pairs white, green and hlue Macklnaw;
1000 pairs BIB, TBB and sBG Blankets; 'rTaf4yl
1000 pairs cheap grey EnRlish Blahkeis;
1000 pairs cheap blue English Blankets;
500 pairs scarlet English Blankets; III 4 yTIO|
COO pairs 9A 10 4. II and ia white BED Blankela
CLOTHING AND FURHIsHTNG GOODS.
loon dozsn grey. bloc and scarlet aa1nel shirts;
1000 dozen grey and white Helino UndeFhifB and
Drawers: si
1000 dozsn Merino and all wool socks; h3na
500 dozen sstinet and jean pants; yd
500 dszen dnek and coftonnade pants;
500 dozen hickory and check ahFta;
500 dozen calico and shlts dress shirts; u ~ -.g-
500 dozen OVerals and iampen; ~ ii- ,- sd =
Block and ancy silk olagsts. neokties. six handksr
chiefs, snspendeFs, and variety az other articles TOO
numerous 70 mention. For sale loW ny
JAN9ON, BOND d CO..
33af Cor. Battery and Clay S., San Francisco.
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Caution 10 the Public.
London Cordial Gin, but little, On which they
Club House Gin, hope % Tean5s a. lsrse pronis
Scheidam SehnGpps, s voiSs sai comnomna.-
Aedicated SehnGpps, Some are 80 sEiIfuiiy pre-
Royal SeknaPps lPared as % pass Tor good
EE, A. A A. lLiquar, except with the best
rf.a.. A.. sh,1s. ~ - Judges. II you would be
liar titles the liquor mxern VI oy sns S.s -
=, o,s,,sSS = esn,,ss.,lS ne WOLVES ScHIRDAM
Hhsiss.n H1sJsss ,.S eass,n AROMATIC eCHNAPPs.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer.
AeAf IL q % panvar aRraaf Ne,, Yosl
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San frantistu.
l2s MccoRMIcK'S

With extras for all the different patterns from
1852 to 1859. [Agent for the manufacturers for
the Pacific coast
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FOF bNcKWOOI aud the IOuf KeVeWR, IT %
TO avoid fractions 6 may be remed for BaekuOOd, Of
which will forward that for both years. post paid
N. 3. The price in Great Britain Ofth fre
PeriOdiedls GbOss-RGmed 10 about $3l per annWza.
As we shall never again be likely to offers such
inducements as those here presented,
NOW rs THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBEl ;
H- Remittances must in all cases, he made
direct to tie PGblishevs, for at these no commits.
sion can be allowed to Agents.
Address LEONARD SCOTT { co.
No. 81 Gold street, New York.
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A. DODGE.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,

SAN FRANCISCO.
Board Per week, &C.; Beard and Lodging per week. So
70 $40; single meals so cents Board per day S LOdg
ings, so to IS cents.
KINGS3URY & DODGE,
PROPRIETOR.
NB.-Tbe Baggage Wagon runs from the boats nee
Of chsrVa LIT
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No single establishment In the world can truthfHlly
claim to have manufactured and sold anything like 80
large Q number Of ReGping and Moving Machines dur
ing the time, while my experience dates back TO the
origin OF my machine In 1884, having been actively and
exclusively engaged In their manufacture for the last M
teen years. am now more largely engaged In the man
ufactue Of these machines than before, snd with
nv improvements fer 1852 do not hesitate 10 warrant
superior to sny o,Ser Tor smpcty DURABILITY and perfect
working; and further TO say, that farmers who may de-
sire at liberty to work my machine through the
harvest With any other and Keep and pay for the one
las paented) upon the main ame where there great
Strength and where the weight adds 10 the power Of the
machine, Is ihe only right one Other maksrs have e
N having the dust thrown In his eyes by the opera ion
Of the reel and to being oted the cOds by he little
platform wheel over which be rides necessarily racking
their machine 70 pieces THIS accounts In part for the
great durability Of my machines compared with Others.
Great Cornell Medal AWARDED ny machine in London,
Grand Gold Medal Of Honor at Paris in 1855.
Highest Prize at the French Universal Exhibition, in
1885.
Highest Prize Of Royal Agricultural Society Of Eng
Highest Prize OF the United States Agricultural 80.
ciety, In 1857.
A the Best Reaper. -
Publications made by the manufacturers Of the Nanny
machine claiming the highest honnrs the French
FALSE. The success Of my machine, as Indicated BY
figures above, Is its highest praise, while the awards q
scmlSms S ssnSIsIy. are .ofsny o. 10 S c9nnosnce'
schemng 70 secure the little annual horse premiums
q the country. Although IL may not be generally un-
detood Is nevertheless true that these machines have
for the bodnes with which introduced and sold them
BY thousands for the ten years past other smier
uiactnTefs would doubtless have put the pIice much
could furnish Thousands Of testimonials from farmers
and Others Of the tuhalue Of every statement have
mA1s, ~, aha muen mc,e: 10y uInet emal1, tnas all
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$500 sold in 1858. 1000 sold In 1857.
1900 sold Ia 1855. 45GO sok In LS5S.
$4,000 sold in the lac: four Years
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The ArOmat!s Scheidam SthnappS

Il consequently In great dein the stomach and bowels
mand by persons travelling to which they especially
about 70 settle In thOs Subject, well In the
parts Of the country espe- cholic n grown persons
cally well by many in Is judcioas adoption In
every community where tconnectiOn with the principal
has become known on &C. meal when sense Oi ex.
count Of is other remedial hausiOn dictates lie USE
properties never fails 10 relieve the
In al cases Of Dropsical lebity attendant upon pro-
tendency, It s generally the Eacied chronic ladies ow
only remedy required, when temperament and exhausted
adopted In the early stages vital energy, by whatever
Of the disease. In Dyspepsia cause induced These are
maades when taken 10 pro facts 10 which many Of the
per quantities, a. Q dieilmost eminent medical men,
drink and especially at din both In Europe and the
ner, u b found BY uniform United States, have horne
experience, 70 be emineuty Testimony, and which are
ecacious In the most ols co0boFated BY the highest
nate cases, when even the written authorities.
best Of the usual Femedes Put up In quart or pnt bot
have failed 10 aTd moreltes, In cases Of one dozen
than hmponTy relief Inlwith my name on the bottle
cases n Flatulency Il Il an cork and Ac smile Of ny
immediate, invari6ble speci signature on the label
&c; and Il may be admins For sale by a the respect
tered In diluted and proper able druggists and Liquor
tiOuate quantities even todealen In California and
young Infants, IN all those l0mgnn.
paroxysms o. gTIpine pain UDOLPH0 WOLFE,
Sole Importer, % Beaver street, New York.
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Udolpho welseIs sehnapps.

A Medicinal Diet Drink, oi
eminentlv sAlutary qualitks
manufactured by hiDIself ex.
clusively, at his factory o.
ScheidSIn, 10 Holland, and
well known during the las
twelve years throughout the
Atlantic and Western States,
It IL made from the best
Barley that can be selected
In Europe, with the essence
Of an aromatic Italian berry
Of acknowledged and extra
ordinary medicinal qualities
Il has long since acquired 9
higher reputation, both IL
Europe and America, thar
any other dluretlc beverage
AnalI zed, Il is Q PER
PEcTLY PUKE LIQUoR, in IN
Effects Q mild aud whole
some tonic. II is exten-
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dsttuI solicitations.
Leonard Scott & Co.'S
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The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the british publishers
gives additional value to these reprints especially during
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TermsI
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For BlackwOd's Magazine, ,,,,,,,S 90
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discount Of twenty-five per cent from the above prr. vii
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new collection Of choice Hymns and unes ORIGINAL ana
standard, carefully and simply arranged e. Solns Duep
Iros Semchoussee and ehoTnssos Onan Piano or
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covers y cents nnge ee peF hunred, postage esns
Compiled and pubished BY HORACE wATERs No Sas Broad
The AHntvuSay and Sundny School MuSIc Book,
Just published ~ HORACE WATERS Agent No sSs Broad.
way, New HOrk contains % Tunes Hymns many them
new and very benuil This Of the selections Of
sabbath School Hymns and Tunes published. The music
simply and carefully AranHed ons tuo three and four
vocea and or Rano ONan Aelodeon. Among the large
number Of beautiful and continental Hymns be found
Kind WOrda DE- tDo Good Welcome with Song
% greet you MAKE your NnTkgi Happy 0fesng 70 ALL
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AnuiVsrslY end SUNDAY SshsOl Music BoSk Ne. I,
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Contains runes and Hymns which are very popular pe
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SlsO sbpS, with !" rusliOn, t225; u atOps dO DO
s2so Il stops dO Sze larger $500; Is stops do do,
purchase money refunded
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Forward Daily Expresses,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
THE WHARFAGE QUESTION.

70 n. Editor Of The NJ Y Tribune
SIR An article in The TRIBUNE OF the 9th on the
subject Of the proposed increase of rates Of wharfage
il this city, contains so many erroneous statements
that it proper for lessee of wharf property to make
few counter statements, which you, Mr.. Editor, viii
toubtless give place in your columns.
The term "ta1 upon commerce. 30 freely used by
the ship-owners of New.York, cannot properly be sp-
Piled 10 charge made for the use Of property, in the
nature CT rent.
II has been shown, most clearly, that the present
fstes do not give sufficient compensation for the Of
whsrves; tho miserable condition Of the city wharves
and the low rents paid by the lessees show this to be
the fact
The whsrves which pay best, are those leased by
The very chip owners who object to the proposed law
for their own vessels, at rates which are actually
higher than those asked for by the owners
This high rate ia doubtless charged TO each OF their
byn vessels in proportion to the time occupied and
hess gentlemen stand in the strange position OF pay
bog more wharfage for their own vessels than the
legal charges and yet Directing to the alteration Of
khese rates.
The real tax upon commerce" 10 the want OF
sufficient wharf room, which compels ship-owners TO
pay in bribes TO hsrbormasters more than would De
Powered by the proposed increase 70 secure berth5
wien wanted Whence arises the " incesssnt demand
kor berths," alluded TO by your correspondent, buy
from the want of sufficient wharf accommodation and
how can that want be supplied if no inducernent be
offerod 10 build more and better wheryes!
How lie il, that nearly the whole sugar business OF
Nev-York fs transferred TO Brooklyn, where charge
Of one chilling per hid. is cheerfuy paid by the mer
chants of NewYOk for the Of the wharves 10 that
tity ia addition TO the wharfage on the vessels Is
bot this an acknowledgment that the rates in New
York are insufficient BY what arthmetical or age-
hrsca process of reasoning does your correspondent
krriye st the conclusion that the proposed increase
wouh equal the entire canal tolls OF the State on all
agricultural products Let the data from which
kbese conclusions are derived,
| The greatest "tax" upon the commerce OF New
kOrk aries from the insufficient space on the wharyes
Ind piers of New York and the entire want of protec
hon for the goods landed thereon and this can never
he renedied until owners of goods willing to pay
lf the room and care they so much need.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
MrURALIzATToN AND SUFFRAGE.

l.. a, ESa,r a THIN y. TviSsns.
sw 10 your editorial Of the 9Th inst. You refer to
.s,sss Of German Republicans against tho proposed
p Of the Constitution of Massachusstts whereby
EiO.ted citizens are TO be deprived Of their elective
E,scsiss fer the period Of tao years after obi siuinz
E.ir certificates Of citizenship. You mention the G err
I-.ns ef Boston and New.YoIk, and might have added
Is, Germans Of Newark, n j., and probably continue
IL Lists of German "protestants." II is not your de-
Lrs 10 prevent voting by adopted citizens. Wnst
lea object to-snd, freely admit, rghtly-is the
Living Of votes by the very act of ns.ursz alton, aud
i .ppears TO you mere conseq TO advocate some
In case that some time is applied exclusively TO
kiepsed citizens, then am free to call it at leas.
Ei,tske, when not prescription.
/ agree with you that the abuse practsed up IN
migrants by aiming the naturalization papers dst
socqEed By party means TO serve party purposes By
Esirg certain ticket, is great evil an outrageous
Ecpdoot perpetrated by denagogues; and l. and with
IL large number OF Germans, did not pass silently
Ever suoh political uiance-On the contrary we took
kuneer fair consideration, and in doing disagree
Eta you and the Republican party in regard to the
kesns to be employed to remove that evil.
You find the remedy in some" time intervening be-
ssen naturalization aud voting and we consider this
great inconvenience, and worse than the evil to be
rsrec.fd, and even unnecessary. / proposed 10 the
aspabhoans Of agitating the question:
sample, and, Ibelieve, radical remedy contained 10
communication addressed by me TO TIE Daily
Mercury Of this town, whereof the substance is the
spl0Nipg:
Pass law which provides that every Applicant declaring mis-
f iaeaton TO become citizen Of the United States
by ell the naturalization fees at this hs first applies
Ben and give him bis certificate Of citizenship after legal
(of at sss two years. free Of all other fees costs and
,Dses and wealthy demAgogue viii risk his money by buy
nS two In advance No principle Is sacrificed
elective franchise well the purity Of the bsebox /.
observed and pretend say the latter will be safe 10
way than BY any alteration advocated BY you your
iends"
THIS, my proposition, was recommended by men like
Cortland Parker Of the most prominent lawyers Of
his State.
There IT, OF course, general dissatisfaction among
the German Republicans on account Of the PROPOSE
hon 10 deprive adopted citizens of their elective fran
chise be Il for longer shorter period and VII At
ever the result Of the German movement against tn 81
measure will be, recommend you my proposition
above stated 10 fair consideration 10 preference TO
any prosoriptive remedy.
YozIs, lc., DR.. LUDWIG GREIEER.
keto0Yk, A. j., March :, 1889.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
Army AID RAVY INTRLt. 'GEEoE.

Tbs War Dsp,Jtment has received ht.m> ION o. ta'
death Of tie oldest colder in the army He - 81 on
Of the most extraordinary persons ia the service,
after term Of As year, hal only reached the rank OF
Sergeant. His rem,its were inferred with a. the
botors Ct war a. Fort Scott, Ark. where he did his
las, duty.
Great curiosity bas been eIoitsd to know the result
snved st by the BO,rd Of Officers recently gathered
at Washington, TO devise means for diminishing the
army e'timses Their report shows that it would bs
extremely difficult to cuitai to sry important extent
the prerert expenditures without. seriously inpsiriug
the efficiency OF the service.
DR.. Duvsll has returned to For. Smith, whence he
had been summoned to join Lieut.. Beae's expedition
lie reports tie march Of the gallant eutepants p,ry
to New MeIco as unprecedented for lack Of casual
ties, only two soldiers-and they were previously deli
cate-bave died Gu the way.
CAPT. c. w. Cullum, Corps Of Etgineers, hes been
assigned, in 10 addition to bis present duties to the
charge Of the contribution OF the fort prcecte for
Wills;ts Point, opposite Fort Schuyler.
First Lieut.. A. jackson, 81 Infantry, has b'en re
revei from duty at the Military Academy, ard ordsred
to report for orders to the Genersl.in.Chisf
A Board Of Medical Officers has bean ordered o as
fembe ct Philadelphia Pa, on the lst prOKino for
the examination Of Acknowledgements for promotion
ard Of osnddate' for appointment to he Medio. STAFF
Of the Army. Surgeons c. a. Finley j. NJ, Cuyier
ard S. =. Moore are the members Of the Board, ard
Assistant Surgeon c. II. Crane has been appointed
Recorder.
The United States fgsts Corgre,s, at the Pnialsl-
pbs Navy YsId, viii be ready for sea sooner than sas
txpe ted Her destination is not known.
The sloop. of-wsr John Adams, now al Norfolk is
also TO be put in tim shortly, AID the Ssnee, at
Portsmouth N. H. is expected to be ready for service
before north.
Eulis.pg in the United States Marine Corps at this
st,'ion has almost entirely CEASED. More recruits we're
received in one week, como time back, than apply
10 v in two notths. No efforts are made however to
invite psrsons to join as hs branch Of the Navy is
fup.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
MARINE AFPAIRS.

Our ship Levs report gives TIE following further par
tcuars Of the loss Of the bark Gen. Jones and big
Helen Mar. The loss CT both vessels occurred within
few hours and within hailipg distance Of each other.
Capt. Tapey Of tho Gen. Jones reports, tha, while
running down the south Of Cuba, the westher being
thick ard equally, and Judging himself 10 miles of
shCIe struck a reef three miles from small island
1amed Cay Breton, and soOn filed. AZ daylight the
big Helen Mar. Capt. Conner, FROM New-York for
Cienfuegcs, lay within bsirg distance, she having
gone ashore some hours previous; the crew Of each
vessel landed on the island, aud tie captains Jointly
tated for Trinidad 50 miles distant that being the
nearest port After 20 hours exposure in email open
boat, they succeeded in reaching that place, where
they procured q small lighter and retained 10 the
wrecks and fcuni them goug to pieces After return
ing to port a second time with the crews Of both veg
sells, the authorities would not allow them to land for
fome time, but kept them exposed, after previous SUI
felrg, for nothing but autipathy against Americans
Capt Tapey asked permission TO be taken TO prison.
rather ttsn have his life jeopsrded in such way
until he could serd for his consul
A survey was on Thursdsy held on the wreck OF the
steamship Black Warrior, ashore al Rockaway Beach,
Tie Surveyors have concluded to cell her at public
auction for the benefit Of al concerned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
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