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Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

CHINESE OUrRAaE-The dam of compa-
nv on the Mokeumne river broke away last
Wednesday. and caused some damage to
some Cinnamon below them. The Celeslals de
manded 81 900. and seized three Americans
as hostages for the payment Of it. A consta-
ble interfered, but was driven off by the
Chinanon with revolvers He got help, but
when they got to the camp the ChiaameI
had murdered one of the Americans, anC
wounded another badly, and fled. Twelve
we're aptured.-Exchange.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

Among items of foreign news, we notice
the following:
A most valuable discovery of diamonds
has lately been made ut the foot Of the Ourai
Mountains Russia One Consigned to Mr..
r., of Batheaston as II specimen, brought
the lucky owner the enormous sum of ESQ.,
600. There is every reason to believe that u
mine of inexhaustable wealth has been dis
coversd.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

DEATH FROM Fly BIrE.-A letter from
Cassel in the Journal de Frankfort mentions
the sudden death of NJ. Habicht, Protestant
minister Of that town, from the puncture OF
fly. The wound was inflicted near the
corner of his eye. A tumor formed, which
was followed by eryspelas, and speedily
caused death. 1t is presumed that the fly
had been feeding on some dead carcass in a
state Of decomposition, aud had imbibed a
poisonous virus, which had entered the
| Mnmnd
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

ADvicEs from Arizona to the 22d of Sep
tember state that the Indians who lately
stole stole some horses from Tubac and Ari-
VEGA were being hotly pursued by different
parties under the general command of Lieut.
Cook, of the 9Th Infantry. The Indians had
been tracked into Sonora, where they had
been committing great ravages.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

Tue San Andreas Independent says there
are eight quartz millsin operation at Angels,
four of which are run by steam and four by
water power, moving, in the aggregate,
ninety-six stamps all of which are kept in
cessantly at work night and day.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05
MINING By sTEAM-The San Andreas In

MINING BIZ SrEAM.-The San Andreas In
dependent has the following
The operations of Messrs. Houseman, Lea
~, Palmer 81 Co.. at Lancha Plana, satisfac-
toriy establish the fact that immense for
tunes will yet be taken out off the river beds
in California. They employ a steam engine
to pump and raise the dirt from a claim in
the river bank, with the most complete sue
cesq. The pump itself carries Of the tor
dirt, and afterwar rds the bed rock is reached
and cleaned up with the greatest ease
There is no point in river bank or bee
that cannot be successfully worked by THU
process
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

The Arizohian, speaking of johnson, who
was recently killed at Tucson, by Robinson
says:
johnson served with Gen. Walker through
out MS Nlcaraguan career, and held the posi-
ton OF Assistant Adjutant General He wa:
q gentleman of fine abilities. and was we be
lieve, lawyer by profession He has lived
in California for several years past, where he
had many friends
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

The City Council of Cleveland, Ohio have
contracted for the erection of monument to
Commodore Perry in their park, and the
work has been placed in the hands of Mr.
VIM. Wallcutt, of New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

MoDE OF MAILING.-Our Washington cor
respondent, writing on the 4th of september
says; letter was yesterday received AT
the General Land Office, from Lafayette, In-
diana, which besides the general post mark
on it, had also superscribed Via The Balloon
Jupiter" 1t is to be reasonably supposed
that this letter was enclosed with tie mail
bag which was dropped from this balloon
last week, during its ascension in thd west.--
S. h. Bulletin.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

"TnE PEnALTA SISTERS TITLE" TO OAKLAND.
The Alameda Gazette says:
On the 22d September, Joseph Black, Juo.
G. Hayes, John Carpenter John A. Freanor
and Edward Gibbons filed in the District
Court of Alameda county II Lill in equity,
against Horace W. Carpenter Edward Il.
Carpenter, Lowell j. Hardy Matilda Hardy
Edison Adams, g. Appleton, John Hill, Ma
thaniel W. Chittenden and Rotert Simson
for the purpose of testing the validity of the
"Peralta Sisters Title" to the Encinal or Ia
mescal, which embraces that portion of oul
county known as Oakland township. The
suit will probably come on at the next term
of the District Court, which conveues at San
Leandro on Monday next.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

The "big cheese that was exhibited at
SACRAMENTO, was manufactured by Messrs.
Laird Bros at Punta Reyes, Marin county
1t measured ten feet five inches in circumfer-
ence. and weighed 75o pounds. II was made
on the 20th of June last, from the milk Of
ninety cows Of four days milking.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

MoRMoNIsM.-A dispatch to the Union says;
Hesber q. Kimball, in sermon preached
in the Tabernacle, on the llth of September
is particularly severe on the United States
Government, and said that "the Government
and h--ll combined can't drive them from.
their mountains" and said. "Old Tom Ben
ton is now snuifing sulphur in h-ll, where
be ought to be"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

SUICIDE IN SAN FRANcIsoo-On Sunday
morning, about 10 o'clock, man named II.
Gilmore fell in convulsions in street in San
Francisco, and died shortly aferward. A
letter was found on his person, dated Satur-
day night, and addressed to James Hunter,
Market street. next door to No. 4 Engine
House, whom he calls cousin. The letter
shows that he committed suicide.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

DE MARBArs, who recently shot his wife in
Cincinnati has gone raving mad, and has
been sent to the Lunatic Asylum. His wife is
likely to recover from her wound.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

THEFT OLA VALUABLE CuEcK.-A man
named John Welch was arrested in San
Francisco, on Monday, on charge of steal
ing check for 81 200 from the express office
of Wells, Fargo d Co, in that city. A bot
tie Of chloroform was found in his pocket
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

TELEGRAPHIc.-On the 9th of September a
Convention was being held in New York,
composed of Representatives from various
telegraph companies in the United States for
the purpose of agreeing upon the parties to
construct line of telegraph across the plains
to California The immediate construction
of the work had already been determined
upon.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

LARGE TuNNEL-The big tunnel" on the
Covington & Ohio Railroad, in Greenbrier
county, Va, is 400 feet long, and 700 feet
below the surface of the earth 1t is 800
feet longer than the Blue Ridge Tunnel. The
width is u feet, to accommodate a double
track, and the height is % feet
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

ISD1AN BAR, on the Stanislaus river, about
midway between RoLinsons and Reynolds
Ferries, is an active field of mining opera
tions
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

The total election returns for Arizona Ter
ritory give Mowry, for Congress, 2l64; Gal
legos New Mexico candidate, 4S4; Otero
New Mexico candidate, 240.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

{ MRs WILSON, mulatto woman, has been
arrested in Maine, charged with the crime of
killing her own son, and burning the body in
an oven
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

IKE steamer Columbia which arrived at
San Francisco on Saturday from Southern
Oregon, brought. among other cargo. twenty
six bales of wool
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

The Hon. Isaac J. Stephens, Delegate to
Congress from Washington Territory, has
arrived in San Francisco on his way to Wash.
ington City.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

The population of Arizona is stated to be
now upwards Of 1000 Total vote in favor
ofSylvester Mowry, Delegate TO Congress,
was 1906.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05
LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in the Post office at Marysvills
October Ist, 1859.

Persons calling for the following letters will saw
ADVERTISED" or they are not looked for
All letters are sent TO the Deal Letter ONCE, at San
Francisco IL not called for within three months aftpr
being advertised:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

Mr. A. Otero has been reelected Delegate
from New Mexico to Congress.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

THE San Francisco Telegram has been en-
larged to about the size of the San Francis
co Times.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05
DIED,

In this city, Tuesday morning, October 4th' at y
O'Clock, WILLIAM BRoGAS, aged 22 years
His funeral will take place this wednesday, AFTER
noon Al o'clock, from the Union Garden.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

REsToRING SIGHT To THE BLIND-For some
time past Il mau has stood upon street cor
ner in Chcugo. with a screen over eyes, and
u placard upon his breast, upon which was
set forth, in pitiful words, an account of his
blindness. few days since Il benevolent po
lieeman restored him to sight by simply re-
moving the screen.- Exchange.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

Tue Dubuque Qowa) Democracy are hav-
ing fine quarrel over their late primary
elections for delegates tn a County Conven
tion. One side accuses the other of buying
votes at II dollar apiece, aud raying for them
IN eOunterfet money. -Erchanae.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

CorToN.-The Liverpool correspondent of
the savannah Republican, says:
Peoples minds are made up as to next
years crop, and total of four millions is
considered probable. should Dot like to
say at what price Great Britain will he con-
tent to take her quota, but the sprevailiug e
opinion is that she will he obliged to pay
for it, more than she has done Tor the crop
that has just been delivered Many look for
scarcity of cotton later on but this seems
to be more than counterbalanced 10y the be-
lief that the crop will be early and large.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

FRENCH WOMAN AT HoME.-Shs helps to
cook the dinner she has bought-for servants
are wasteful with COAL and she knows to an
ounce how little she can use. In that mar
vellous place, a French kitchen, where two
or three little holes in a stove cook such deli
cate dishes, and perform such culinary fedts
as our great roaring giants of conl fires have
no conception of, she fits about like fairy,
creating magical messes out of raw material
of most ordinary kind. Yes, though lady
born and bred, refined and elegant, and
agreeable in society, belle in her way, che
does not think it beneath her dignity to light
en- the household expenses by prastical ecun-
omy and activity.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

RAINS IN FLoRIDA.-A private letter to the
Savannah RepublieGn, from Orange Springs,
says:
"The rains have been terrible in this State;
the disaster very great to the Sea Island Cot
ton"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05
Notice.

N ot1Sea
Ifyou wantto smokesomethingverydn
Thentry John .8owman's Genuine.
NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
ie6 Cor 2dand ID sts., Marysville.
EEOIIOwny's Oimtin snt.-Asthma, Tightness
Of the Chest and the various diseases of the Throat
and Lungs, well as the innumerable eruptions and
ulcers which attack the skin and flesh, yield invara
bly, to this preparation.
HALLS ssNrsnpariIlH, yellow Dock and
Iodlde of Potass-Adnirabe as Restorative and
PURIFIER of the BLOOD. 1t ceanses the system
Of all morbid and impure matter; removes blotches
pmples and scorbatic eruptions from the skn re-
stores vitality to and strengthens the system
For rheumatism, Lumbago and G'ut, it is unequalcd
Sold by druggists generally at 81.
K. HALL CO., Propretors,
143 ana IS Clay street,
seDf3.Gm Below Montgomery.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

The Memphis (Tenn.) Appeal says there is
but one paper in that State Which advocates
the doctrine that Congress should protect
slavery in the Territories. That paper is
the Memphis Avalanche. 1t has no hackers
in the press of either party. But one candi-
date for office, Mr.. Sneed, Opposition nomi-
nee for Congress in the Memphis District,
advocated it at the election.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

All consultations, (by letter or otherwise,) Free
Address DR. CZAPkAY,
Surgical and Medical Institute,
Sacramento street, below Mohtgomery opposite tie
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S office, San Francisco,
ort-R -Rfa
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

| Sexon Leroy Smith WIN stover JohnE
Shafter SwariE Smith Vim W Striker Jacob
Shannon MrsSnyder Geo-4 Strlnger Daniel
ShannonSK x Snow Martin stron5 ! p
Shap Fred Sparger II l. Strong Leander
Shaw Isaac Spencer Isaac Strong Job pa
Shelly WV Sperry sturtevant Albert
Shrlady John oropiers John sturtevantJ J w
Wesley, Poland Squer John Sturgeon DR. J-2
Sherwood Jas Shckberger Jno Sturm Chas
ST mons Stagne. Sunbury james
Simons Jas If Standard William Swan John
Il
TaborAG Tcetcr James TolmAn Geo b
TaftOJ Thomas Lucy Tuwle John A
Talbot Robert orThomas Victor II Tr isk Levin
Kinsty Thompson Tregasks X
Talent Michael Tho upson John Tr6blc Jos r
Taylor WIN Thompson JnO W fdck OTIS
TAYLOR Mary Tilt wilkins Turner Caryle-3
Teeter Jacob andTiIen Tusnpseel Sol
James Todd Lafayette Tw.tchell Theo
Ullman John Usher G scolley-9
Van staden h vetch John vrooman D d
Van Titbury Niyon NJ p VOrrath II
w
Waller Morris White Those Wilson W Il
Waggeuhals VIM Wdemann j L Wing VIM
walker WikinsonJ A Wmn john
Walsh Jamas Willard IL Withrow w
Wampler VIM G. Willis Daniel Wolf J,seph NJ
Warren aaron Williams q Fred Wood .el
Webster ChaS Williams IL Z Wood d
Wedderien Williams Jas d Woodall VIM
Weigle O Williams John WoOlrich VIM
Wemer Joseph Williams Miss l. AWoolrich WIN NJ
Werte d niel Williams Lewis Wooster Geo w
West Mrs MelndaNuliams Peter Woodland Capt
Westake HoratioWilsou y l. Woodarl Joseph
Weston ID WI on James Worers Mrs Thos
WeyHud Isaiah Wilson d WyattBB
White Benz Wilson DTS Wyle Nose j
White Harrison Wilson Inns Wyman Jacob s
White WIN IL Wilson VIM Wyne George w
YoderE Yocum Reuben Young WmJ
Il
Zonsus Geo Zuber WmJ Zamudlo
Initials.
City Bakery What Cheer House
Lettres FRANCOIS.
Antonio Nous Desire August fry Francis
Bouch, rot Mons Ducasson Jean NJ Gilbert Ferdinand
Co MET Maxml-Duraudy Joe Malace Perre
ien-2 Ereps MoEs Maurat AdolRh
Curonco BabtstaFanserol Pan Paw Nicholi
giuseppe Nicholi
Cartas EspanOlas.
Felipe Ytaano elIIurqudes SAINT a-Salazar jose Ia
queridO de San 20 dec Zen cargo de
TIA Blllego Lopez Carmen Sc Jose Mara Con
Anila Jesus Zaes)
Barges Margarita Lopes Franco Sanchcs Manuel
BofOrques RamonLorenzano Jesus Solorsano Pablo
Chavaria PatricioOrosco Feliciano Soto Euogio
Castro hamon-2 Palacio Nicolas Torres Garcia
Cossaes Canddo pena Monica Vasques Andrea
CRstellon Esquia Relies Julia VillegaS Lugarda
Flores GumesindaRbas Chico VilanuevH Cruz
Gonzales AntonioZanigs Juana
VIC. DOUGHERTY, P. NJ.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05
L. J. czApKAY, NJ. D.
u tle .Peonle ID CaLifornin.

DR.. Emilius A. Cznpaay, in asking the confidence
and patronage OF the people Of California a Sur
geon, Oeeust and Aurist, feels satisfaction in being
able to lay before them certificates Of merit from the
highest sources His extensive experience during the
Criinean war, and subsequently in the hospitals Of
Paris, will, he trusts be made available for the act-
cd o this his adopted country. Underwriting atten-
ton to business, and cordial desire TO win and re.
tain The respect and confidence OF the public will be
prominent features in his practice With these assu-
RANGES, he has the honor to remain the pubc's hum
bic servant, EuILIUs A. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
Late Chief Surgeon OF the 81 Regt Infantry British
Army, during the Crimeau war; and PracticnK
Surgeon in the Hospitals of Paris.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

An interesting work has just left the press
of Messrs. Firman Didot, Paris. 1t consists
of letters from Mary Queen of SCOTS to Both
well, and documents regarding the murder of
Dnrnley and the execution of Mary.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05
THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, $4,000, ZOO.

CFENS. Va. GORTAIM, NOTARY PUBLIC,
~ Agent for the above Company. Office over the
Banking House of Low, Bros. Il Co.. corner Of High
street and the Plaza Marysyie.
n B.-The rates Of premium have been very con-
sdernby reduced since the commencement Of the
present year. my29-myis
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05
Spetial Dutires.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

AT the Agricultural Fair of the Northern District Of
California, the FIRST Premium was awarded to NJ
lIANSCOM for the best d AGUERRRoTYPEs ANBRoTYPEs
and PHOTOGRAPHS (rhe editor of the Democrat
to the contrary notwithstlnlng) Forproof, see List
Of Awards, certified by Executive Committee, and for
further propf call anl the Pictures, at 3B ID
Street, opposite Wells, Fargo CO.'S Express onJe.
". B.-Snpetior Pictures taken as cheap as at
any other room. sepi5.tm
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05
RELIGION IN NAPA.-The Napa Reporters
tells the following:

RELIGION IN NArA.-The Napa Reporters
tells the following:
Pious men are sometimes reduced TO curl
Gus shifts for illustrations to their sermons
Methodist exhorter lately made in his sup
plications to the Throne Of Mercy an inyoca-
tion to God "to roll the ball of Salvation over
the souls of the people of Napa like Rondo
Balls over the smooth surface of billiard
tablet He must have been peeping, we
think, in ungodly holes on the ''outside." or
trying his luck on the inside" He reminds
us OF pious old Deacon, who used to inspire
us with so much awe by the sarctity of his
manner that We dare not say our soul was
our own while in church. Deacon T. came to
California and was tempted after sinful gains.
friend and member of the same Church,
found him one night "bucking at Monte" F"
With holy horror he nudged the absorbed
player into knowledge of his presence
deacon, do find you gambling ?" With
ready wit to relieve him from his embarrass-
ment he chuckled-"No, no, friend 5 not
gambling You see, this is a corrupt insti-
tuition, and | am doing my best to break it
up" His friend thought so.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

Dr. Emilus A. Czapkay was examined by the ARMY
and Navy Board Of Physiclans and Surgeons in Eng
land, and was endorsed qualified to undertake the
duties OF Chief Physician TO any regiment H. the
vice. 1t is signed by Andrew Smith, n. D., Director
General Army and Ordnance Department, 9th July,
1854.
, 1859-04-30
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

r.eacl;s- sabbath May l, Ia he South Pre.t1tr-
raa Clur*h coraer " E;"a Pa-r acd J4ess7a s:y4e
the pa.tus Re-. i. ". 1Ica-y.
Thomas ta.es Fns:c:. tssner sreas:1. McI:uta AID
eitar ot tie a.nc: .: I::at will lecture s;:tGa:sa
sunI4r. 1t the Mechanics Institute Na.l, Il ipk \. Il
AID X Pm.
- Primitive Mcoss1n, DISCOURSE Oh Sa1:ay :c;pG.
It ts l:l4..aa Church Se.,ice 1t ha pa:
raven. ssat- {sve.
- D:::ne se:cc e:e.- s.:1.J At 1o:4 vloek ~ ~ a:1
~ r. u. n The ta:4 i: tic A-.ti4=.. Protestant E;
co;a. Ok :e:Ec@a Wells ala i.l.ls
NtHh Dsi:se. sratay St.9u Al I. II. Etv. Henry II
Mcr:c.. Etcty7.
Ec. Y. Il. Iii. will !.-tr pea f.. TIC cr!n,aa, j.
st. rau tha7r:4. OIL sus!4y e:talrx It - O'Clock.
-rtv .1-:efnah Pa.. y: lie t,: I:5::ei.a Mrs:
se';r II sssv. VII ;.,.cs It N@t:oi:..,n FIst
9,w f:3*.-l 7: oe.c. AZ ~: i,lS..c. t.
| i":!--:c.', ls.t.
I'll. T:":,':;r: e tie 14.css1 lr5:s7: tLaa -:
.inl aetH"w:elr, te r+ccl. ci t"s:ny uo!!aE> fra t.
Chicago l.<ln iii a:;a-c;e,iazt r:;."r. :y!' ). s,
r!eil 1'e>:t:' :.1. t!ns' MahaE. ~ G~:-1, # ::
Mr. Aah.r aa ~ ia,..s. LIZA. T. :o1a..i:an.
I
, 1859-04-30

We haze exciting news for reaIcrs. Itis
confidently a,Atcd that rich gold dixsings lase
been discovered in tls county, ana that The for
tuna,c discovcrer l4sx nov employed .osne if
teen or twenty 1ucn in washing out the precious
ore. The precise location yet remains secret
but ID known 10 be not far from Dallas City. We
uulrrstaild that Col. Patterson, Of the .>ptt4a
tor, hus deposited wi:k him some specimens d
the gold. which some experienced Califosnis
miners in this toWn pronounce III be Of tie hcs
quality, Ind also aver that accnrAing to tlei'
axpe4,cuce these specimens indicate the exist
Gncc Of tse very richest dixsings. We s}a!
have further particulars in \ lew days, uni it i
not improbable that rs soon rs the Aews cal
reach rikc'a Peak We shal! witness large i'm
migration into our midst.
, 1859-04-30
Death Of Nishop Doanc, or New Jer-

HF$s
tf"ros. tie New Ynix Herald,
George Washington Uoane, D. T.. L. L. D.,
Protestant E,.sco ,ul bishop Of the diocese nj
liurn ton. in t!at Stntc, where he resided. H.
wins nlrs. Of so'ne noto14clr. aud, whether franz
the warmth ii his temper or lis excessive zeal
us Il high ehurrhman, he WA. CONTINUALLY in
yu,eI in controversy with snrnrhndy Or uthcr
liz was born in Trenton. New jersey, i'll l1a:';
consequently il. WIS sixty years Of asc at his
dcA:l. IT. graduated 1T ClioL College. Scl,cn-
xci1dy, in tins State, when nineteen wears uld
and immediately alter commenced tile study III
she"!nyy. lie was ordained deacon ay l!t%her
iIulars IN l~.l, aud priest hy the 4anr prclase
in l~-;. llr o'ticiuted in Trinity church. New
1or%. tslre wears and III l>!l WIS appointed
rro,.'s~>r IT hell's ies!res and oratpry in Wash
instun College. Connecticut. lie resigned that
uc+ in l~4-. and after WIS elected rector
Of Trinity church, in Boston. lie married the
daughter nf James Perkins. WEALTHY merciI
uat ut that c:ty, hut whether lie ever obtained
upv maria .e pnrtiun NC cantut SAY.
Certain ii is that Bishop Do4ne was Away:
ponr aud >trugglins-that is, lis ambition wa:
rather aburt his msan.-and sunle Of tht
&.ArSes which used to ic brought against him
and which formed the subject Of cuusnica! IT.
vcstisutiou before conventions, MAS that BIZ up
piled moneys entrusted 10 lis keeping to for
ward lhc interests Of religion. but nltcrwarti
unable 10 replace them, he found himself iu
vulvcd in difficulties.
lie wss concentrated Bishop Of the Dioccss q
New Jersey list Of October. l,'3. lie foundr
ST. Mary's Hall III lo311, aud Burlington Collcg
in Isis. LIE WIS the uu;lor Of volume 4
rious srrmpns aud tracts religious und hissor
cal, which were published il, volume, in Lo1
dou, in l:io. lie contributed Considerably t
tue periodicals.
, 1859-04-30

Relics or WArknLon.-.A correspondent wri-
ting from Puris, says that ut review there,
Pruce Jcro,ae, CT. King Of fWuricmburg, whose
white churgcr Wa. 10 ,luch admired, rode nEan
the identical Saddle with holsters and bride,
the worse for wear, which did service Oh the 18th
ufJ June ISIS, ut tile battle Of Waterloo, urder
the sumo rider. No paris paper would be SUI.
frra1 to mention it.
, 1859-04-30

pOAEDIEG-.A Gentleman and
- HI. 1s:!e c1p h aron1nolatel viii p.r.sa1: &:e
of furnished rnhH;s IL Eck H-ust, Nn. q Etina f4as-
Inquire It t- 4'oTe t4te u u. H. pANULps rurccr
t,f - Ii . :.;,I ,t-reta ,r1