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Douglas VS.. BLACK.

In Harpers' Magazine for September
last, Judge Douglas published an article
giving his views on Popular Sovereignty.
y few weeks later, an article appeared in
the Washington Constitution, and subse-
quently in pamphlet form, entitled "Ob-
servations on Senator Douglas Views" "
&c, which, although it was first published
anonymously, is now well known to have
been the production of Judge Black, the
present Attorney General of the United
States. To these observations" Judge
Douglas replied in October last, in PAM
phlet form, but the doctrine of Popular
Sovereignty in the Territories being still
somewhat "mixed," and his adversary be-
ing disposed to keep up the argument, the
little giant" has just put in final re-
joinder, which he evidently considers sets
the matter at rest.
In the closing part of this latter pro-
duction, Mr.. Douglas states the positions
which the Buchanan Administration and
Mr.. Black have assumed, and which, in
the course of the argument, he has COM
pelled them to abandon. In the first
place, Mr.. Douglas places the Lecompton
Message doctrine, that Slavery exists in
the Territories by virtue of the Constitu-
ton of the United States. He then ar
CUES, that, if that be true, it must neces-
sarily follow that it is the duty of Con
gress to protect Slavery in the Territories
as a constitutional right inasmuch as it
is incumbent on Congress to protect, by
all needful Legislation, every right which
the Constitution confers. In this dilem-
ma, Mr.. Black abandons the notion that
Slavery exists in the Territories, or any
whore else, by virtue of the Constitution
of the United States, and even asserts that
nobody ever thought or said So He also
comedies that the Territorial Legislatures
possess very extensive powers, and may
legislate on all rigHtful subjects of legis-
lation not inconsistent with the Federal
Constitution. More than this, he admits
that it would be an insult to the American
people to suppose that any Territorial
Legislature would abuse its powers for the
purposes Of wrong and robbery.
The concessions thus made are wholly
inconsistent with the position taken by
the Buchanan Administration and after
wards advanced by Judge Black Indeed,
the ''little giant" fatterS himself that the
Attorney General has abandoned his cru
SADIE against Territorial Legislation, and
that he has practically become a convert
to his great hobby of Popular Sovereignty
in the Territories. However this NAV be.
we incline to the opinion that these two
distinguished disciples of Sham Democ
racy are, in feeling at least, quite as hos
tile as ever Our hope is that they may
never become reconciled ga house di-
vided against itself can't stand" The
pest-house of Loco-Focoism is now in that
dilemma-and God grant that it may come
down
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dom, and release Slaves from their chains.
But Governor Wise has shown himself
ready to "whet knives of butchery for the
mothers, sisters, daughters and babes" of
Mexico and all to enable the vile curse
of Slavery ''to pour itself abroad without
restraint Reader, do you think that
John Brown
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pg~ A young lady passed through Gin

nsS@ A young lady passed through Gin
clnnati last week on her way to St. Lon
is, whittier she had been forwarded bv ex-
press She was from Paris, and, being
Ignorant of our language, her friends had
placed her in charge of an express messen-
ger The ''way bill' was made out in due
form, and the charges made as per tariff.
The messenger declared that he never took
such good care of freight" before, con-
slderlng 1t extra, we presume.
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THIRTY. SIXTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION OPENS MONDAY, Dec 5, 1859.

SENATE-SIXTY SIX MEMBERS.
JOHN C. BREcKINRIDGE, of Kentucky, Presl-
dent er-o6fcio.
Republicans lin Halics) "a Democrats lin
Roman) &c. Americans lin SMALL CAPITALS J
2; Vacancies, 4. Total 66. The figures be-
fore each Senator's denote the year
when his term expires.
Alabama Mississippi.
1861 Benz. Fitzpatrick 1868 jefferson Davis
1865 C. c. Clay, Jr 1865 Al3ert G. Brown
Arkansas Missouri.
1861 r. w Johnson 1861 james S. Green
1865 ". X. Sebastian 1868 Trusten Polk
California, New Hampshire
1861 Vim. NJ Gwin 1861 DGHiei Clark
1868 CVacancyl 1863 John p. Haie
Connecticut. New York
1861 Lafayette S Foster 1861 Hm. II. Se1eard
1868 James Diron 1868 Preston Hing
Delaware. New Jersey
1868 James 4. Bayard 1863 j. r Thompson
1865 oW salisbury 1865 0J. c.. Ten Eyck
Florida. North Carolina
1861 David L. Yulee 1861 L. Ciingman
1868 5. II. Mallory 1865 0Thomas Bragg
Georgia. Ohio.
1861 Alfred Iverson 1861 George E. Pugh
1865 Robert Toombs 1868 Bag. p. Wade
Illinois. Oregon.
1861 Lyman TIum5uH 1861 Joseph Lane
1865 S. a. Douglass 1865 Vacancy.
Indiana. Pennsylvania.
1S61 Graham Y. Fitch 1861 William Bigler
1868 jesse d. Bright 1868 Simon Cameron
Iowa. Rhode Island.
1861 James Harlan 1868 James +. Simmons
1865 oJ. -. Grimes 1865 oh B. 4nthoRy
Kentucky South Carolina.
1861 J. CRITTESDEN 1861 Jas. II. Hammond
1868 oL. w Powell 1865 Jas Chestnut, Jr.
Louisiana. Tennessee.
1861 John Sliden 1868 Andrew Johnson
1865 J. p. Benjamin 1866 Gao P. Nicholson
Maine Texas.
1868 Ha,niJdl Hamln 1861 Vacancy.
1865 ". Pat Fessendel 1865 %. W. Hemphin
Massachusetts. Vermont.
1868 Charles Sumner 1861 -Joc0b Colldnler
1865 Hnay HIison 1864 .Soloaoa Foot
Maryland. Virginia.
1861 James \. Pearce 1868 James VI. Mason
1868 4. KENNEDY 1865 r. NJ. T. Hunter
Michiga Wisconsin.
1863 Y. Chandler 1861 Charles Durkee
1865 OK S. Bingham 1864 jas. Il. Dooiittie
Minnesota.
1868 Henry NJ. Rice
1865 Vacancy
0Not members of the Thirty-ffth Congress,
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THURSDAY:::::::::::::::::::::::::DECEMBER l
DEOPLES STATE CONVENTION

L The Citizens of Pennsylvania opposed
TO the Principles and Measures of the present
National Administration, and to the Election
of men to office who sustain those Principles
and Measures, are requested to meet in their
respective counties, and to elect Delegates
equal in number to their Representatives in
the General Assembly, to a PEOPLES STATE
CONVENTION to be held at HARRISBURG, on
Wednesday, February 22d, 1860.
Mt l 2 O'Clock, NJ, to indicate their choice for
the next Presidency, nominate a candidate
for Governor, form. Electoral Ticket, Gp-
point Senatorial. and to designate the time
and mode of electing District Delegates to the
National Convention, and to transact such
other business as may be deemed necessary
TO ensure success at the General Election.
.... ....... a. LEVI KLINE,
Chairman Peoples State Erecutice Comm.ittee.
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ROBERT HATToS
James II Thomas
oJohn Y Wright
JAMES NJ QUARLEs
EMERSON ETHERIDGE
oWiliiam T. Aeery
Texas.
oJohn II Reagan
Il J Hamilton
Vermont.
Ezekiel 2 Walton
oJustin s Morrill,
oHomer Z Royce
Virginia.
o.U7tscoe II II Garnet
oJohH S -Hilison
Daniel G. Dejarnette
Roger 4 Pryor
oThonsas s Bocock
Shelton f Leake
oWakiam lSRtiih
ALIEN. r BoTELEH
Join r Hnrris
o.SheTrQrd Clemens
o-4lJert Il Jenkins
oHeary Il Eima1HdS0R
.4ibert s Martin
Wisconsin.
oJohn f Potter
Cadw. C. Washburn
Charles II LGyrGJee
Delegates tram TerritUries
Kansas.
oAlarcus J Parrot
Nebraska.
fE EstaJroOk
New Mexico.
o. Miguel 4 OteyO
Utah.
HIlliam II Hooper
Washington.
oEddc I SteUcRs
oMem. of last House.
iSeats contested.
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OHenry L Dawes
Michigan.
1George b. Cooper
0Henry Waldron
Francis W. Kellogg
0DeWitt C. Leach
Minnesota.
Cyrus Aldrich
William Window
| Mississippi.
oLuei,ls q. G. Lamer
oReubeR DGcis
Q Uil}idHl Barksdale
oOth0 R Singleton
0John J HcRae
| Missouri
II Richard Bdrreu
o Thomas Il anderson
oJOhH u C2drke
oJdRaes Craig
o!SqmueI II UoOds0H
0John S Phelps
John " Noel
| New Hampshire
Gilman Marston
0Mason " Tappan
Thomas NJ Edwards
| New Jersey
John f Nixon
J l. n Stratton
oG j A d 7 4 i n
Jetur r Riggs
Vim Pennington
New York
Luther c Carter
James Humphrey
0DaHici T. SicElcs
c THDDsas J Barr
O Uli!iam IL Aaclay
oJohR CochrGnc
George Briggs
oil F C. lar K g
81 B ii n 8 kim
Charles II Van Wyck
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wednesday, February 22d, 1850.
DEOPLE'S COUNTY CONVENTION

IL The citizens of Cambria County oppo-
sed to the Principles and Measures of the
present National Administration and to the
election of men to Office who sustain those
Principles and Measures, are requested to
meet in Mass CONVENTION, at the Court House,
in Ebeusburg on
Tuesday, December 18TH, inst.
ut 7 O'Clock, p. NJ, and then and there select
n delegate to represent this County in Peo-
pies State Convention, to be held at Harris
burg, on the 22d day of February, $50, and
appoint Senatorial Conferees to meet like Con-
ferees from the counties Of Blair and Clear
field in the selection of a delegate to represent
this Senatorial District in said State Conven-
ton. y full attendance is earnestly solicited
JOHN WILLIAMS.
Chairman Peoples Co. Commlttee
Ebensburg, December l. 1859
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cans (sMALL CArIrALs), %.
Alabama. New York.
4 SiGHIcOrth William 5. KENYON
l.. PHgh Charles L. Beale
CJoptOn oAbraham B. Oliu
ham Moore J. IL. r II 0
G S. Houston James B. Mexican
nsson Il. ~ COJ6 George W. Palmer
L. If. Curry oFrancis E. Spinner
Arkansas oClark B. Cochrane
HiRdDaGn James II. Graham
Rust Roscoe Coukling,
California Il. Holland Duen
IS l.. Scott NJ. Lindley Lee
:, Burch oCharles L. Hoard
Charles B. Sedgwick
t Loomis Martin Butterfeld
Woodruff emory b. Pottle
\. Durham Alfred Wells
5 Ferry William IrYine
Delaware. Alfred Ely
rm e.. Vhitely Augustus Frank
Florida. 0Silas NJ. Burroughs
e s. HdcEins Elbridge G. Spauiding
Georgia. oReuben E. Fenton
:. Lore North Carolina.
u. Crawford W. n. II. SMITH
s HARDEMAS Jr oThomas Ru6iH
s J. GGytreu Warren " u5SiOEC
7. UHdertrood oLawreJce o. b. Branch
Jackson oJoHN ~ GILSGER
"A HILL JAMES NJ. LEACH
J ones 0BurtOn Grange
Illinois. oZEBULON b. VANCE
B. Washburne Ohio
F. Farnsworth oGeorgeH Pmd1eton
LOvejoy John \. Gurley
IN Kellogg oC. L. Valiandingham
v. Morris Hliiam -4Hen
[. McUernaHd James NJ. Ashley
e. Robinson HIllidm Noudrd
b. FOHke Thomas Corwin
|. Logan 0Benjamin Stanton
Indiana. John Carey
I'M f.. Ni6iock Carey A. Trimble
M H. English Charles u. Nartis
n NJ. Dunn o.Sdmuel s. Coz
n S. Holman oJohn Sherman
Kilgore Harrison g. Blake
G. Porter William Helmick
g. Davis oCydnor b. Tompkins
Wilson Thomas c Theaker
Ter Colfax Sidney Egerton
es Case Edward Wade
U. Petit John Hutchins
Iowa. oJohu A Bingham
Ell X. Curtis Oregon.
n Vandever Lansing Stout
,entucky. Pennsylvania.
c. Burnett oT'homds y. Florence
I O. Pcyton edward Joy Morris
IS NJ. BEIsTow John Z. Verree
:. ANDERSON William Milward
BrOpn John Woob
ADAMS foJ o h II C k m n
T MALLORY Henry c. Longenecker
Il. Stmons % o h n S h ar z
L. MOORE Thaddeus Stevens
'. SteoensOn John W. Killinger
Louisiana: James H Campbell
ARD BoULINGY George W. Scranton
Taylor 0WlliaBa H. Din,aaict
IS g. DaUidsOn 0Galusha A. Grow
dHdrum James L. Hale
Maine. Benjamin F. Junkin
i. Somes Edward Mcpherson
Perry Samuel S. Blair
French oJohn Covode
an H. Morse oWWidm Nonfgopery
Washburne Jr. James X. Moorhead
en- c. Foster Robert Mcknight
Maryland. oWilliam Stewart
A SteocGrt Chaplin Hall
ID IL. WEBSTER Elijah Babbit
HARRIS Rhode Island
aY w. DAVIS Christopher Robinson
M' hHnket 0Nilliam ID Brayton
". Hughes South Carolina.
oJOhn IT Queen
S ID. Eliot oWIliam PorcieT Mics
Burlington oLacrence H Kett
r. Adams 0hiiiedge Il Boaham
der IL. Rico John ID Ashmore
Burlingame Walian, w Boyce
/. Alley Tennessee.
w. Gooch THOMAS AR NELsoS
Il. Train 0HoRACE MAYNARD
layer RoBRRT b BRARsoy
; Delano WILLIAM 3 Stokes
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MOTHER INSURRECTIOy,

A MOTHER INSURRECTIOy,
IA 4. Blain wishes TO inform the ci,f,..
this place and vicinity, and such str,n,,-
may occasionally tarry for a while her. "' ,
he has now opened out, in conucctiorG 4
his Oyster Saloon, a RESTAURANT -.
he can always supply the hungry with -
delicacies as Picked Tripe, Philadelrb;,Ss . y
per Pots, Roll and Jelly Tripe, &c. IL
prepared to serve up Fried Oysters whep,.~
for. ,o \. BLAB
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The Next GOgernOrshEp.

The following we take from late num-
Der of that staunch Republican sheet the
Crawford Journal
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Returned:

ID. z. Sickles of y. Y.
w. G.. Anderson of Ky.
]. u. Harris of Nd.
Henry w. Davis of do.
Geo. &. Cooper of Mich
j. Richard Barrett, Mo.
Lansing Stout, Oregon
e. Estabrook, Neb.
Miguel y. Otero, \. VI.
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Contested 6y
Amor J. Williamson.
James 5. Chrisman.
William p. Preston.
William G. Harrison.
William A. Howard.
Francis p. Blair, Jr.
David Logan.
Samuel G. Daily.
Hcpry u. Watts,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
MEMBERS.

Republicans (Roman,) 1l3; Administrator
Democrats (itaiicS), 50: Anti-Lecompton Dem
ocrats (R IN II space d }, g; South
Americans (sMALL CArIrALs), %.
, 1859-06-10
$500 sold in 1855, 1000 sold In 1851,
1000 sold in 1856, $500 sold in 1858.
$4,000 Sold IN the Last Four Years.


70 a'ngis eslbli1hmout in tha world can truihfuly
sai 10 have manufactured and old anything like
hfEs q number 81 ncaping and Moving Machines
l1nlg thr san1 tine. uile ny expeflencc dates back
% thc orn 81 ny machine. ID 1884. having been ac-
trcy and exclusively 10 their mluuiacture for
the Il.t llcen Vcarl. am nov mnfc largely engaged
IN iha manufacture % thcse machines than ever be.
flna. and. with my improvements Tor 1853, 40 not
hls|lllr % warrant no uachino - Reaper. Mower,
and Reaper and naa1f Ilpcrdr y lny other COZ si-
Iil1ig. darl1lly aal perfect Worklngi and further
b ~ iiu iauncf Who may desire Il aTe AZ liberty o
r1ft my machine thrlngh fc harvest with any other
and keep and pay Cor he preferred. The position
q hc iiakcr ~ my machlne, las paicnied) upon the
maI1 iramc uh.rl ihcIe J. Ereat arongih, and where
ne weight adds 10 ihe power of ihe machine il the
onll right one. Oihcr makers have 10 haul their
rzkcr ol ihe platform. where be must submit 70 haF-
Ing e duat ihrouu On hit eyes BY the operation Of
thc re and y being oilc The eodi By the No.
Go platform wheel over which be rides, necessarily
racklug their machine % pieces This accounts, 10
p.n, iol DE great durability q ny machines a. com
pared with others.
eTsli ceaalii Medal awarded ny machine IN Lon
Grand Goii Medal Of Honor At Paris, in 1855.
HlTheli Prize a ne Preach unlyerlal Exhibition,
Hfis.. Pie q Hsyai Asrlsuiiur,l sooi.,y Of
nisss;s riil. of,h, uni,sa sia,.. Agricultural So
aI.Ir In IHII
, 1859-06-10

pimples break out upon the fkin, or when r.,
painful swelling upon the bores or Whel hi ~ ~ ua
tuition Is Injured 10 pre-dispose to coptr,r,.
or other constitutional disease, the Dr. guaraptta
cure, or asks no compensation.
In RHEUMATISM, chronic or acute; in Dytyt
TEY or DIARRHHA, he has safe aud sHl,ete-a :
remedies For the treatment Of fae conseopensssA
sel-abusc, such as nocturnal emissions, neryon,s.
tmidity headache, pains in the back and plbs ~
general weakness, loss Of appetite less Of nemo, -e =
jury 10 the sight, Testlessuess, confusion Of idts ~
Ike for society, and feeling Of wearness Of NJ
with the nervous system 50 eXctabe that slight me-,
shock startle the patient, making his exisis...
miserable. For the above maladics the Doctor ~
guarantee a cure or ask ne compensation He ~ w Y
consulted free OF charge, and invites al to call ~
will cost them nothing, and may be mnUh to fber "
vantage. Office hours from . q. m. to p. m.
, 1859-06-10

.nR local weakness nervous debility. low rplriil.
" assitude weakness Of the limbs and back indi..
position and incapability for labor and study duns,
Of apprehension, loss Of memory, aversion of nocey
love 0f solitude, tlmdy selfdistrust dizziness head
ache involuntary discharges, pains in the side nes
tons Of the eyes pmpes the face sexual and other
inhrmities In man, are cured without fail, By De
justly celebrated physician and surgeon, L. J. Crap.
kay His mthOd Of curing diseases Is new, (unknoNn
TO others), and hence the great snccess. All consul
tations (by letter or othcrwise) free Address l. J.
Czapkay, n. D., San Francisco, California.
, 1859-06-10
20 THE AFFLICTED

DR.L.J J. CZAPKAY returns his sincere thanks to
u his numerous patients for their patronage, and
would take this opportunity to remind them that he
continues 10 consult at his institute for the cure Of all
forms OF Private Diseases-such a. Syphilis, Con
orroa Nocturnal Emissions and all the consequences
Of selabuse In the FIRST stages OF Syphtic or Con
orreal diseases he guarantees a cure in few days
without Inconvenience TO the patient or hindrance 70
bis business. when patient by neglect or improper
treatment has developed the secondary symptoms Of
Syphilis such as bubOes painful swellings on the
Rrons or ulcers in the throat aDd nose which, q not
checked destroy the soft parts and the bones 10
mortfy, aparnR an come awGy, leaving toe BuGerer
, 1859-06-10
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AeEl-

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGEl--
Great Blessing 10 Mankind -innocent but potent -
DR.. Id Czapkays Prophylacticum (self dislnfeciing
agent, "a sure preventative against GonorFhWa and
Syphlte diseases, and an unsurpassed remedy for Al
yeneria. scrotulous, cangenous aud eanceuus ultta
all cutaneous eruptions and diseases As innocnls
tion is sure preventive against small pox Is Dr..
L.J. Czapkays prophylaetcuma preventative against
syphilitic and gonOrTheal diseases. Harmless IN Il
self it possesses the power Of chemically destroying
the syptic virus. and thereby saving thousands of
debauchees from being infected by the most loalh-
some Of oil diseases. Let no young man who appre-
cates health be without DR.. Czapkay's Prophylact-
cum. It is in very convenient packages. and viii b
found convenient for use, being used as a SOAP
Price IS. For sale at Dr.. L. J. Czapkay's Private
Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento street.
below Montgomery. opposite Pacific Mail sleamshlp
Companys Office, San Francisco. All letters must be
addressed to L. J. Czapkay, NJ. D., San Francisco.
, 1859-06-10

Puh1csfons made hy ne manufactures Of the
kaung m.cne. claiming ne highest honora, etc, Al
By them 70 Be- FALsE. fho success q ny machine.
- Indicated BY figures above, : ~ highest praise
While the avards d prouI1ms lcucrllly are worthy
y no coincidence, although fcapcr makers make q
.nnaal ono hofse premiums of tle country. Although
i may rot BE- gcloray undertood. d i ncrurthrols
rue, that these machines have always been sold at
comparatively low prices, and but ior The boldnesI
for thc tcn years past ether smaller manniactnIcri
Heald doubtless have pit the price much higher.
coald furnish ihou.auds q tesiimouals from ar
nss and others q he tuihiulnels q every state
ment have made and much more. ! may further
rtmark. that al OF The rcaping machines Of any
promineaee 10 the country are mere nodiaeatons o.
ny machine, Az oihcf manuiactlrcla having ncccs-
aarly llnicd experience IN comparison with ny own
single years severn service win sasIiy ne farmer
ihai in point of durability my machine . far superior
:, Az ciher.i besides several most important advag.
aFea referred % n my regular annual circular 10
pamphlet form, which vii Be- furnished those who de.
1rs further informaton By addressing me or any one
'fny ag'nt' CYRUS H. ACcoRMIcK
20 PITTS PATTERN THnEsHERs AND sEPA.
RATERS.
Manufactured by Nours. Mason Co; q and 50
lach cylinders, With trucks and fnll extras.
y 3 fa5n5 9lIieE, gan; > lsSa
1857 (machne for ihroshing and cleaning grain } Wai
sny extended ior term q seven years from June 70
ISL. i has consequent ly expired.
Il. HOLT. commis.los.r
sorHvoarH Co.. San Fraheseo, cai.
Pitts Patent Double Pinion 8 and 10
Horse Powers
TO wnox II nay coxurnSs-Thls may esriify
lhst W have cerilc.ie o. authority Of which lbs
ioloring Is a true copy. A.GORDoN &Co.
To whom It may couessls-rhis nay certify that A
Gordon Co ar fully auihorzed by me % aell the
4 AM 81 he STATE o srsof,. sseaTss ~ s (,
lsisned) JOHN A. PITTS.
BuiI.lo. October i' isss
We ar ihs monih shipping Hon, Powes Of The
soers pateni % a D. soaihvolih, q san FfAncisoO,
cal, which he 4 hereby auiAoIizsa = ,sIl;
Rash.sl.r. X. r, October u, isss.
A Gordon & co.s Iron Plsna Povas,
8 and 10 Horse.
N0URsE. MASON 3 co.'s
kpa Planet Poreri. and 10 Houe-wish fun extras
FORTY KErcRUTs MOWERS, IRON
ERAAfE.
- Eria Eria, for Al Of ne shove Machines
Tarny Ss,s' sfH Slons,. die1,zf ,i..s.
10 Revolving Hous Rakrs. Z, 10 ana Il f.st.
soo do1en hay Rlkes:
100 d Blcheidog's Hay Forlu;
100 a -Biood'sr Mirror Blade seythss,
30 Do rHauiI'n Silver Steel;
100 do samlon's scythe snaihs;
100 Thcrmomoior Churas;
1900 Peoria PioEs, 10 arrive for Fall Trads.)
ALSO,
A renr.ai assortment Of Agricultural Implements
Farmers and dealers are invited 70 call before pur-
ahailng. sOUTHWORTH 4 co.,
No. a Battery Street.
su13 nsl California and Pine streets.
, 1859-06-10
MARINE HOSPITAL.

PORT TOWNSEND, JUNE 22D, 1858.
DR P. NJ. OBRIEN, late Resident Physician and
- Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San Francisco,
and of the Hospital Of the Sisters Of Mercy Is in
charge of the Marine Hospital, Port Townsend
DR.. oBRlEN is also prepared to receive private pa.
tients. He atters himself with the hope that ex-
perienee Of l6 years TO the practice Of his profession
both private and Hospital, together which thorough
MedicO-Curgical education, as evidenced by the
proper guarantee Of a Diploma to that effect will OBJ
tain for him the confidence Of the citizens Puget
Sound.
LETTERS addressed-P. NJ. OBRIEN, N. D., Port
Townsend, will be duly acknowledged.
June 22d, 1853. n3l-N
, 1859-06-10

! TO THE AFFLlCTED.--Dr. l.. J. Czapkay, late o.
the Hungarian Army, chief Physician Of the Hospital
OF Pesth, and Honorary member OF the Philadelphe
maladies: in the treatment Of which be guarantees
cure; Diseases Of the brain, suoh as Epilepsy, APO
peNy, PUSHES Of blood 70 the mead, Inflammation of "
dherent tissues; Partia ana complete Paralysis and
insanity, and all Functional Denngements, such -
Loss o. memory, aversion to society, hisanthropys
ilmdity, Nervous Excitement from slight cansea.
selfllistrnst, Giddiness' Headache, Ringing IN ths
, 1859-06-10
REMARKABLE INSTANCE Of MEDICAL REllF.

Below we publish the certificates Of two Of lie q,
ferers from the pangs Of disease who having r,es-
cred their former health aud impellcd by gfaflts5
make known their cases and remedial agent ana M.
statements are authenticated by a Notary Pm.
Tho demands Of society imperiOusly command a.,
publicity, and we commend their perusal to ths \,
tention Of all afflicted
, 1859-06-10
sT?9SE29!oN 81 QTAcZEsY

Attending and Nesldent Physiclanl
L. J, CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chief
Physician to the 10th Regiment Of Ronveds Chief
Surgeon to the Military Hospital Of Pesth, Hungary,
the late Lecturer the diseases Of Women and Chill
dren and Honorary Member Of the Philadelphia Col
lege Of Medicine.
Communications strictly confidential. Permanent
cure guaranteed, or pay,
Consultations, by letter or otherwise free.
Address DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco, Cal.