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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-14

Two o. THEA-Two weusn, ma state Of
excessive inioxieztion. were in jan yesterday.
One q hen was a hsndsone and respected
woman . few years ago.
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VIZ sfs auiharrei o. ahaana OF ]. sWAYn-E n
taHff fV az HHr-GsnsuI. Fgars Dive
SION Tennessee Militia. Eiealeu sn February.
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~ IN. ~InriqOrnfor

L. ~trnifc medical discovery, and Is daily Wurkin.
~ -i~,lrf 10 great % believe. Ucures as b by magic
e~en NJ arsr ause giving beueht, and sel1om mare fhar
ne hrr1e f4reglrel q cEe snT kinf y Ina arm.
slant run ne worst J~aundloe crpyspenia d a cmrnoi
LIvEn.
rFPNCE, y DOLLAR PA BOTTLE
DR. sANFORD. Proprietar.
sod IN Memphis tT MANsFIELD g. o.
ag5-eosssly Johnson 4 LONG.
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JdnuaTE Is, lsJ+
NJ ~ T. CEIsF-Dear Sir. Your Friends
OF the Fre Department leaTHing that a portion
Of your telow-citizeus propose rendering you a
Complimentary Benefit, would wish to ioin
them on that occasion, and promise YOU our
best eXeriens % Eive you what we feel YOU
deserve, a benefit indeed. Your friends.
FEED- BANTER, S. n. WHrrsIrT.
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lunadtuauti
foE City Tax GosIectOF. nur
w are auiharized o. ainsma J0B BLEDs0E q a
e~aniiirf' 90 ~ 90 n CtfTu Ceuoror a ~ en-
saiasJsH dsaisa- NfIliI side.
DDsDepsiG.
riAr mes frouhirspe rrrpsnmi ofsit dissases. BE- r.
n7F a~ahauet can De- ea--aaly ourcA N.ay hsrs
been thr preparation. zlttfn no o. utsrn ms object but
win one -aiac er-srhou. We hefrre su have ai-d
% h1F puI-rr pa - HOsTETERs srOHACH
blffEh-he o. rFerr-i~hsaetes hs pfo-d sah
an iu1alaahie remedy 30 afdurises o. he stomach. uaat
nj ouc uau a4verssHf with is histarg VIII question i.
emar inoaso f me most ailrmiug charaeer msu-
sanfa y ~ frrlueui - q us Bttsn. AYE eniva5
an elufI sfeeiy AMI erstual fetaaaaa d. rtr4iei
arenEth End visur. All va are sua-riar fram di.-.--.
srisIns numa COL ss-uafh. sh0uid nai niIor hesitate o.
use o..
W 1Ie 3 prugEisu spi dealers Eeuerauy. every
shore HQsFETEE : SIXTH.
~hanuhuufu sd nopaeefs.
Isnfl-ruauIu No s. Wrfar ~ - r-rf af-rr
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!, $3.50
ManinE Orleaas....l J e. $50 = 9
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Shades Restaurant

fIhhA BAR sol D. kerf furnished via lr
Il chulst nat can Be- abtainaf
m uis otF auf New 0reans. and ne nhle
fully e4uaInz he market supplies @A1L
ga fsr mdrs ~BOARnERs can b. r~1-rm.asfef b
the YEA d1V. 1r au-Ie neal
4Eim " p FrTZsTW0N. prnuriefrr
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I,8qRlaf gmArts.


lAlhh t--s--.t.l GIN. p. ELLrorr Msisr
IHl1 sEeula seamer $50 rm a. rs9n-
IL ~ paketf r ne shoee srI mrsrne-
f- ~ f-1rhf m u1a1Tr rrrv n
eaA 1rm EH19 j. WILLIAMS co.. A-aua.
ianlt-im NO.. D WrmHrrfa Row
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EdmOndson & Armstrong,
Whoicssie aBd Retail DsaleTs In
HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER
So. e9 MaIN srREEr

HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER
so s5 HiIN STREET.
Opposite Court S4uare-sign Of the
G. old O N StdrruD.
EEEP Constantly uuhlnd a fdl assortmsut q articles b
her hna oesstiug ln pu ~ French ard AmcIiasa
CllfsEinr Hemllek aud O1l-Taunet Sole Leather. skirt
nEz Hlmess HdHe. Waz and Kn Upp-r Leather,
Eusm-iei md Pstrut Lruher q al kinds; Pal Ha.
Cuansis Deer Linins aud roFpng sans Alzaa hl
as7rtmeut ofsatu-rs, Shpematers and rsuners Tools
a.. sltlrrs. Hardvare and HaruesM cuutuEs ~ eveg
vsreuLa uheh We respectfully invite ne sreutiau d
psr-sus BUYING In our line. auz20-rvaviv
Hides! Hides! Hides!
We re prepared &c any time % p1y TOE HIGHEST
LARK PRICES IN Casa, nr
DRY HIDES, SHEEP AND DEER SKINS.
saipmeuts siiuiet 70 uhieh ws premise our prompt
ard srecif 1fteuii'u
EDNONDs0S a AENsrRoSG.
No. ~ Main street.
su1Essiy SIR q ths Golden surrup.
saddles. Harness, Brides. sc.
We ere 30 ia rscriyus a trssh and ven selected
stst H resk m MS linz, Frh IS
SADDLES BRIDLEs
Harness. COLLARS.
WAGON HARNEss.
HEIDLE FMLINGs. HORSE COVERS.
SADDLE BAGS. Erc. nc. nc.
or EVERY vAHIETF-
An E uhHh rc uu .-u at rhovery ovrs, market rates
EDUONusON s. ARMSTRONG.
NJ. 81 Main street.
aUGulGTaWlV sian uf The Golden Surruu-
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Tyler oo.s s~mhrotypes-ths eyes are per
feet, positions natural and easy, gooinkenesies
and durable. Prices from % cents 10 $50.
Opposite Odd Fellows Hall
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RENToNARsmAW

TUsr received q aree suupiy sf prims PITTSBURGH
81 ALE. m uh1le ard hff t1rrrEl
d5-lm HARRIS wuHHT1ET a co
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HONE MAyUFAcrUEE--Are YOU southern
man and believe IN Southern trade2 Then pa
ronize home manufactures and buy youT furnt
ture Of Zent s Trabue, No. 1863 Main street,
between Washington and Adams street, a feF
doors above the worsham House. See adve-
tisement ds24-lm.
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IOtAGCs
UfHE COMMERCIAL HOTEL uu BE- ananaf f- a.
Il reuutnn M guests on me FIRST pay OF JANA
~ To ttense ulute thnu1urhy repaired 1uI return
ishef ami che public are assured uaf % will b. frBr - a
lrsf class latei. unswrascf nv urne l1 the san
dIf HRTsON REED prr---
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NEW. HoEz. BshsAB lIa-nsa steamer
snsRf n, gRgtsa9 aTaEsa 4 HshfsFp ans
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For Rent
Notice

A NEW RAM HOUsE win tur rsams. Ju-f 4ra
y Ga on hanroe street, east % Weuin=tau
d4l-aE JOIN n AEMoUR
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EEIEANM alniulsfraunn nm lhr esfafr 81 the hfl
II David T. Al. having been issued b. the unIersirnef
nniloe p hereby EfTeu o. IN persus indebted O. said -
tate o. r7rue forward md settle aud uhosr hayfurclaim
b. present them duly authenticated. within ths time pre-,
sulhrd by~isErgfhey uin - hurci-a
a44-f.a . saNsL { GAMER.
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MEMPHl-s January IS. lA1g.
VIZ H. CRIsP, ManaEeT-ST The under
signed, Citizens Of Memphis, duly approaching
the fidelity with which YOU have redeemed vouf
promise 20 The public since the opening Of the
Galsty under your direction, and ackn0wlsdC-
ing with pleasure your good taste and Hberaii-
ty in furnishing 20 the patrons II the Theater.
during a long season, a continued succession Of
hrst-class entertainments, beg leave 10 tender
you a Complimentary Benefit, 10 be given az
such time as nav suit your convenience.
Trusting you will designate some early day
for The proposed bcneft.
We are very regpactfuUv-
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rHAEKs.-For late papers We thank NJ N,
Seay, Of the Commereial Hotel, Dr. Morrow.
and Borden and Armstrong, Of Adams a Co.'S
Frrrrzz
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Spf0daMaitrs.

Free Ltsach-1Yie Besf is the civ.
THE clumsfda Hatd asr b snfn pa. ssa uuaar ne
suPervisiau o. ms o ihs mst popular caterers in ia,
aiyrFters Ny b ~ a.. VINES. 1iqwr. crsial,
au D. ,su- ata4 aioua I
ush um iats Z $stl Asnss
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q Our friends o. Coleman & Co. on
Madison street, keep constantly on hand a
large s pPly OF both chewing and smoking to.
baero, which he is dsposinE Of at wholesale
on The most reasonable terms. We have sam.
pied bod, anS can give our TESTIMONY 70 theil
excellent qualities We advise an who eaio,
the lIxuy Of either a chew or q smoke, 70 gu,
him a can.
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We were much surprised 10 see 50 many n
our friends with new ~clothing-upon inquirimr,
We found ihat they had been sold by A. Kauf
mann & Co, at cosi-We also repaired there,
and POUNDS goods not only at cost, Bat a gTe5t
many less than cost. As the business must te
closed in a few days, We advise all those Tc-
curing clothing, dry goods, boots and shoes,
gold and silver watches, to can'at once on
Kaufman & Co, No. 10 Front Row. n9-sm
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We are often asked BY strangers Irhert o.
best pidurcs an % b. hadf We would here
through ths press answer all. We say. 20 10
DeSong's Galley, AS Main street Mr.. De
Shong is now assisted BY Mr.. Bingham, whose
pictures stand unrivsIled. Cali and see for
ourseIf, and be convinced dI2-Im.
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Wood Boat for Sale.

VII pay cash Tor Dried Flint Dried Saltri. Grerr
i saud - Guen HInBS sul FELTEIEs g aHkInas
W. p TEWrS.
sepl2-aVtf Come Hainand Nonros srsst..
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R0H. RemT.
Pittsburgh Ale

NNaAhh frirHslr frcut omoeH on ne seuuuf ar. ora
Il De Mrmuhn and Chariestan Hailrn1f rt-rrt enc
ifelt ke~ ApPg b sANuEL T NOEGA
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gM II. b JACKSON,
A. K HOLT.
0UI.
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8ul9ina 9flatfrlal.


N EaesJ HalsrEAp--sEA ssa
alnA
.III 81 50
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Tyler a Co.'S smbrotyPe galiury crowded
ram and shine OPpcsss Odd Fellows Hal
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RHEUNATrsn-Any person affected with
acute or chronic rheumatism, neuralgia, pains
If the face, Jaw ache, back ache and similar
pains, viii find never failing remedy in ths
use Of WSdsworh's Rheumatic Liaiment z
10 be had Of Ward & Jones, 229 Main street.
Try it, the result viii be satisfactory. n3O-3m.
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Any one wanting lots in Memphis, or
plantations in Tennessee or Arkansas, should
look al the Advertisement % Monsarrat &c.
l. J. DuPTee is member Of the firm Speou-
lators, as wen as those who wish 20 buy homes,
should canoa them. Their Office adjOins ours.
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SaIS e-r-sie B5lIo =
r--,r~ rri,sl-r- 81 o. Gathosp1rate year. EAss 81
T-rffr r-st1l-sr.rr a. a1h cruarate year-- E113 81
T-rlfv 145rfrEs4f "a a. sist carpm - reaf.- 9As 50
- ~1e-s -ss-- aza 3
rersaae- a-rl ~ Ehlnrurra te vnar---- ga q
n b8t-frr .fsns 81 SIN o1r.rare Tesr..--.. lbu o.
T., hrt-bar .f.Hs 81 Ala orprste rear..-.- 1918 %
+. Id Trir 4. Ir Tsnrarr. s59.----- LW7 %
r. r,fsra 81 90
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MANoEs DFF1cEs January IL. 1859.
To he Honanobh Mayor Gnd Board Of .Adermen
GESrLEMEN. We hereby render, as our report
upon the investigation and examination Of Mr..
Iohn Newsom. CITY Tax COllec.oT's books and
accounts, from lst July, is55 70 1st Januap.
1853, the following:
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Tyler a Co.'S amhrotyPoa, orsyenss irie-
iameotypes and other styles. al prices ham y
cents 10 So. Opp6sHs Odd Fellows HALT
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UsErUL PLsoE-Can to-day at spicsr's, on
the opposite sid Of Madison Street, to CIR cfce,
and look over his fine stock Of meals. butter,
poultry, egg, and a host Of good things in fhe
provisionline, on fresh from the country. sFieeT
Isl useful man, shdhis place ausefuI establish
D meuf
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E6RwEAI MAAEsfAB1aastuaS gsksraIb
S Slgsed with ad'Pnsing tendsP7 PF0viFi0n'
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oHsOt6Ce.

w D. bEArTIE q %. and respectfully saift FER
them a continuance q ne pstronaze a. raueuuusiv er-
tended 70 ms Da7l WEBB a RUFFIN.
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30

New YORK PoLrrENEss-You New York man
is always gallant; given to too prolonged a
stare, perhaps, when pretty face, framed in q
pretty bonnet, passes him. But this may be for
given, when he nearly breaks his neck for every
woman who gets into the same omnibus, trying
to hand up her fare, counting her change care
fully, rising to close or open window for her,
or offering to change seats with her when this
is impracticable, and the sun, or wind, or rain
incommode her. l have seen them good-na-
turedly jump from the omnibus, with parcel
some lady had left, and then return to it, out OF
breath perhaps, but pleased and happy to have
rendered this service l have seen them rise
often, when two ladies came in together, and
take seat in another place, taat companions
need not be separated. Therefore, ladies, do
not grudge such chivalric gentlemen a look at
your bright faces jealousy pulling down "those
odous veils," nor be chary of the smile and bow
which should always reward kind act. Let the
gallant New Yorker. and all other gallant men,
who are kind, courteous and respectful to wo-
men, receive always your smiling thanks
Fdnnu Fern
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30
Customs OF the Turks.

Here is whole volume concerning the Gus
toms, manners, and habits of the Turks, con-
tanned in single paragraph:
The Turks abhUr the hat but uncovering
the head, which with as is an expression of re-
spect, is considered by them disrespectful and
indecent; no offence is given by keeping on a
hat in a mosque, but shoes must be left on the
threshold; the slipper, and not the turban, is
removed in token of respect. The Turks turn in
their toes they write from right to left; they
mount on the right side of the horse; they follow
their guests into room, and precede them on
leaving it the left hand is the place OF honor ;
they do the honors of a table by serving them
selves first; they are great smokers and coffee
drinkers; they take the wall and walk hastily
in respect; they beckon by throwing back the
hand, instead of throwing it toward them they
cut the nar from the head, but leave it on the
chin they sleep in their clothes they look on
beheading as a more disgraceful punishment
than stranging; they deem our short and close
dresses indecent, or shaven chins mark of efim-
macy and servitude; they resent an inquiry after
wives as a insult; they commence their wooden
houses at the top. and their upper apartments
are frequently finished before the lower ones are
closed up; they eschew pork as an abomination;
they regard dancing as theatrical perform
ance, only to be looked at and not mingled in,
except by slaves their mourning habit is white;
their sacred color green; their Sabbath day is
Friday, and interment follows Immediately on
death. The deaths of the women are not regis
tered-those of the men are. Marriages are reg
istered, and with the marriage the woman is
virtually struck from existence, so far as gov
ernment is concerned. She is not known Off
cialy TO the government of Turkey. Her "lord'
or husband does with her as pleases him best
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30

SALVATION BY IMMERSION Old Soaker, y
who lives in Weston, Missouri, took it into his
head one day that it was necessary for his fu-
ture welfare to be " born agin," and forthwith
repaired to the Baptist denomination of the
town aforesaid, to obtain light. He was receiv-
et with urbanity, and forthwith the following
dialogue ensued:
Old Sits your doctrine, boss, that a teller
to be saved must suffer immersion, isn't it.
Mr. B.-9ss, Mr.. S.. it is fundamental doc
trine of our church, that man to be regenera-
ted, must repent of his sins, and be immersed
Old Swell, boss, after repentn' of his sins
and bcn' slid under, if he flashes in the pan,
what then?
Mr.. B.-Although back -slidi1g is much to be
deplored, still, if he sincerely repents of his sins
and is again immersed, the church will receive
him again.
Old Swell, spose he ag'in kicks out of the
traces after the second time flor you know what
critters there in this world, boss) then what s
to pay2
Mr.. Notwithstanding all this, if he will
seriously repent and soemny promise to amend
his future life, the church will again receive him
into its bosom, after being immersed.
Old S., (after few moments of deep thought,
proposes the closing interrogatory- boss.
wouldn't it be blasted good idea to keep such
fellers in soak all the time?
Our informant did not say whether Old s.
Joined the church or not but we incline to the
opinion that he did not.
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30

LORD JoHS RUSSELL on WASHINGTON.
first volume of 'sThe Life and Times of Charles
]. Fox" by Lord John Russell, has just appeared
in England. The following is his Lordship's
tribute to Washington:
Before taking leave of the American War. a
few words may be allowed on topic where
there can be but little difference of opinion
Geo&e Washington, without the genius of julius
Casas or Napoleon Bonaparte, has far purer
fameLas his ambition was of higher and hoIier
natures Instead of seeking to raise his own
name q seize supreme power, he devoted his
whole talents, military and civil, to the estab-
lishment of the independence and perpetuity of
the Liberties of his own country. In modern
history no man has done such great things with
out the IA of sel6shness or the stain of grovel-
ing ambition. Caesar. Cromwell and Napoleon
attained a'higher elevation, but the love of do
minion was. s.the spur that drove them on. John
Hampden, William Russell, Algernon Sydney,
may have had motives as pure and an ambition
as unstained !: but they fell To George Wash
ington, nearly alone in modern times, has it
been given totaccomplish wonderful revolu-
ton, and yet "a remain to all future times the
theme of peol lhs gratitude and au example of
virtuous and beaeficen. pover
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30
Written for the Coxri>r
" 81 RIPsi
RIPs
gY JAcoBus.


Come dribs and drips, and reps and rips, come
out before the people,
Our boat rep-oses on the tide, we're bound to
make the ripple.
We are the Representatives of the rip-roaring
party,
Oar motto proud is, " Let her ripn-rip out the
chorus hearty;
Our banner floating in the air,
The winds of faction fan
RIP here, there, rip everywhere,
Rip all, Rip-up-lican.
Wen rip the locks and bars that fasten Uncle
Sammy's Golfers,
Wen rip the bolts that close the doors to many
lordly Office;
Well rip at once forever up these horrible
abuses,
That waste the pap on old yirginny and "choke
of" Massachusetts.
universal ripping nigh
Comprises an our plan
-s Rip low, rip high, rip earth, rip sky,
Rip, rip, Rip up-lican.
Wen rip the Constitution up that hazards our
advances,
Wen rip the banner of the free to bind the
wounds of Kansas
Well rip the Democratic ranks into thousand
factions,
And rip the Union into shreds, its compromise
or FACTION.
4 Our time is come beyond doubt,
The hour and SO the man
Rip in, rip out, rip round about,
Rip all, Rip-up-lcan.
We are the bold Rip-up- p-licans, our victory is
certain,
From round the shrine of human hope to rip
the sacred curtain
To rip the temple from its base, the altar from
its station,
And wrap in night and anarchy the promise of
the nation.
Come all who long for ruins blight
Upon the hopes of man,
Repeat the chorus of delight,
A true Rip-up-lcan.
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30
NDoN
CLUB HOUSE GIN.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TN s CELEBRATED GJN-pretending to
hothlng out what 1t is, viz: pure and un-
adniterated article, and assuming no artificial
merits of what it is not. as some Of its rival inn.
tators do-after five years of public approval
and very extensive sales in California. has been
pronounced by the public to be superior, not on
y MS beverage OF general use, to any other ar
ticle competing against it, bnt is
Unrtvalled in it's Medical EhIctencv.
in most cases of complaint. Topersons travel
ing IN these days of rapid transit from East; to
"est, North to South, who are constantly chang
ing their water as well as their climate: who ire
drinking, indeed a dozen kinds of water in er
cry twenty-four hours, and each draft contain
ing some property acting in chemical an.agonism
to the preceding one, thereby causing an unnat-
ural degree of excitement to the stomach-it is
positively and absolutely necessary to use a
counteracting agent. From the,fact.that the
"London CIub Isorss Gi&,5
IS prepared expressly to meet. exigencies,
and to act as we know it will act as an anti
dote, we confidently prescribe it as tie rery best
article in the country. The name Of g AROMATIC
Scheid"m Schnapps' has never. .hsepvaj,sched
in any way to this article. In fIl 'pressnting
the =.
"London CIub House GfAn.. /,
to the public, my aim wassto dvethem-a Puuh
and unadulterated article Of Gin, and 10 call i
by its right name. The Success attending hs
Introduction and extensive sale in California. is
sufficient guarantee oethe high appreciation
OF the article by consumers.
Various parties have. .fronStlhs to time pu up
and shipped to California an article bich they
call "Club House Gins NJ Sin, which lras
gained such reputation in California, is brand.
ed on the cases, -
"Old London Club House Gin..WmH.D.o
The bottles also have a white label with fac
similie of my signature. caution an parties to
beware OF limitations. WIN. H. sally,
f5:tfis Sole Importer, Ne@ York
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30
A. New peoi Of Bethesda.

A startling accident occurred one day last
week, at the Soda Spring, near the New Alma
den Hotel, in this county, Of which, as the sub
lect thereof was lady, our gallantry very much
lnclines US to suppress any account; and we
only narrate the incident now as a caution to
other ladies, who may hereafter visit the Spring,
with strict injunction to all our readers of the
worser sex, to "look the other way, and don't
laugh" because, in fact, the result of the acct
dent might very easily have been anything but
laughable. The way it happened was this
The Fountain, very copious one is enclosed in
brick WALL and covered by an ornamental pa
vilion. A flight of eight or ten steps leads down
to the water the surface of which is several feet
beneath the level of the lowest step, so that it
can only be reached and dipped up by " making
a long arm" as Scotchman would say. On
the occasion alluded to, lady visitor had de-
scended the steps, at the suggestion of her hus-
band, to observe the curious effect of the car
bonic acid and other gasses which bubble up
from the spring. AS she stopped forward and
reached down to agitate the waters, she inhaled
SO large quantity of the mephitic vapors as to
become instantly giddy, and lose her hold
Thereupon, in the language of St John, " an
angel went down into the pool, and troubled the
water" nightly. Her husband, who fortunately
was not lar distant and flew 10 her relief, was
likewise very much troubled at this new position
of things How he managed, we don't exactly
know, as the we'll is a very narrow one; but ac-
cordng to our Informant, he had to sLosH her
about considerable, and TRoMP her clothes down
under water till they was all good and wet, go
as he could turn her. and fetch her out head
first" AS the well has now been regularly
medicated, after the orthodox scriptural man.
ner, we can conscentiously recommend its wa
tiers to the public as possessing extraordinary
virtue, for the cure of all sorts Of inhrmties -
San Jose Tribune
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDArEs.-The Herald makes
up the following rather extensive list of Presi-
Dental candidates, and argues therefrom that
we are to have sort of scrub race, and perhaps
a choice devolving upon the House of Repre-
sentatves. Here is the list-good, bad, and in
different.
Dsmocrats-Stephen, A. Douglas, Illinois
Henry A. Wise, Virginia R. NJ. 7. Hunter, do.
Daniel S. Dickinson, New York; Horatio Sey-
mour, do; James Guthrie, Kentucky ; Albert
Gallatin Brown. Mississippi; Jefferson Davis, do.
Howell Cobb. Georgia; John Slidell, Louisiana
Joseph Lane, Oregon John c. Breckenridge
Kentucky.
Republcans-William a. Seward, New York
Nathaniel P Banks Massachusetts, Solomon P
Chase, Ohio; Simon Cameron, Pennsylvania
John C. Fremont, California; John Mclean
Ohio.
Know Nothings-John j. Crittenden, Ken.
lucky; John Minor Bolts, Virginia; John Bell
| Tennessee.
| Old Line Whigs-Edward Bates, Missouri
Edward Everett, Massachusetts,.
Southsrn Pro-S7avey Opposition-William L
Goggiu, Virginia.