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TO THE HYDRAULIC PRESS.
LATEST NEWS.

SAN Francisco, May l9th-9 p NJ.
Messrs. Simonton & Gerberding, publish
ers of the Bulletin were to-day sentenced to
pay fine of S1O0 each, or the alternative,
fifty days Imprisonment, for publishing the
obscene confession of Mrs. Sickles. The
defendants appealed to the county court.
The election for officers for the Industrial
School, consisting of President, Vice Pres
ident, Treasurer and six Managers, has been
fixed for the first Monday in June.
The trial of Capt. Pendleton still contin-
ucs to excite great deal of interest. The
testimony closes tomorrow. The evidence
is very strong against him.
Great activity prevails among the Ward
mary election on Saturday, for Delegates to
the State Convention. 1t will be warmly
contested by the many aspiring candidates
in the field.
Our business men complain of a very
tight steamer day, The bulk of the ship
ment of treasure, will mostly be on new
double eagles. There has been no de-
mand to day for bullion bars. Rio coffee
has declined in price from 10 to l3 cts. per
pound. There are several thousand Chinese
on their way to California, and expected to
arrive soon. Current value of California So
pieces, is S4,75; los 1915; 2Os Sl9,75.
FRIDAY, 20th-3 P NJ
The steamer John l.. Stevens, which let
to-day, carried away 81 ,792, 727 80, and 42O
passengers.
Overland Mail not arrived yet
SACRAMENTO, May 20th-3 P. VI.
Considerable excitement in political cir
cles. The election of delegates takes place
to morrow. Latham's prospects in this
county are said to be in the ascendant.
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Speeial n q tires,

The following letter which emphaticallv speaks for
itself written by the Dan Of the Faculty of the
Philadelphia College of Medicine, to the editors Of the
''Pacifc Medical and Surgical Journal" San Francisco.
for publication:
PHILADELPHIA January L. 1859.
To the Editors IF the P,cifc HedicaI and Surgical
.Journo:-tientemen-My attention has been called to
article in te December number of yonr journal in
regard to the dd uD6a degree granted by the phila-
deplIia College of Medicine to DR.. l. j. CZafkav =
When the application sor tha degree was Mad To the
Faculty. it was accompanied by aflavs and testno-
mails to the effect that Or. Czapkav regular grad
uate VI. D. of the University of PeSth. had served
Surgeon in the hungarian Army. and was regular
Practitioner of Medicine On TIL strength of these the
degree granted. The 0d euendem degree. as its
implies is conferred graduates only and gives
privileges Had there been the slightest suspi-
eion Of irreqwarjry the application would have been
refused Bpiosertin0 t4iS IN Vour joiraa you tcU do
act of iasfice to the Caere and con fer ftror
Yours. very respectfully II. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia Colleg" Of
Medicine.
DR.. l.. j. CzAPK4Ys Private Medical and 'urgical In
stitute is sacramento street below Montgomery. op-
posite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office,
San Francisco California The Doctor offers free con-
sultation, and asks remuneration unless be effects
cure. 81 3m
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ners at Birchyille detected thieves robbing
their slucies one night last week, or rather,
were themselves detected by the there's. for
these gentry very coolly tied the men whose
property they were appropriating, took them
to cabin, and there left them until the rob-
berry was completed. This was what Sam
Weller would call '.hadding hinsult to hinju-
ry, as the poll parrot said when they not
honly brought him from his native country,
but made him learn foreign languidge."
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JUDIcIoUs GAMBLING. In the District
Court of Calaveras county, there is suit
pending for divorce, wherein the plaintiff al
leges in her complaint, among other things,
that the defendent was addicted to gambling.
The answer in the case, drawn up with great
care by the Calaveras candidate for Cover
nor admits that the defendant did gamble,
but adds: I'VE gamble some, but very judi
ciously, with proper respect for our circum-
stances, always putting up our money with
care, and never betting more than two dol
lars and half on four dces."-IJid.
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FENCING THE GRAVE .YARD.-A meeting of
citizens was held on Sunday, to take meas
ures for protecting and enclosing the grave
yard. A committee, consisting of Mcssrs.
Skiff, Thomas, Clark and Farquhar, was ap-
pointed to receive proposals for the erection
of q suitable paling, and let a contract for
the same. 1t is pleasant to know that this
sacred duty is about to be performed
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AN Oregon paper, speaking of cheese an

AN Oregon paper, speaking of cheese and
butter, says:
'iOregon should this year gain by the ex-
port of these articles about S2,o0O,OOO. The
estimated want of California, is 5000, 900 Of
pounds yearly, of which her own dairies pro-
duce about 3,OOO.OoO: Oregon ought to sup
ply the balance. But to do it farmers mnst
work; not lounge laizily around the store:
and groceries OF the towns, leaving the wo-
men to do the milking, churning, cheese
pressing and all the other labors of the
dairy. We repeat it, here is the wealth O
Oregon
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IT is said that California pays as much for
the maintenance of her six hundred State
Prison convcts, as for the education of her
thirty thousand children There is long
and very excellent sermon in those few
words, and the people ought to con it over
and remember it-for it will be of some use
some dav,-Bee
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-21

PRIMARY MEETINGs.-If it is the duty of
American citizens to aid in putting good
men into office, it is then peculiarly their
duty to attend the primary meetings. There
is the place where the ground work for the
nominations is laid; and after they are held
it is usually too late to even complain
Nothing short of revolution can then effect
anything. Again, we say to the voters of
this county, attend the primary meetings,
and see that good men and true are sent to
the county conventon.-AmadorL Ledger.
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THE Mariposa Gazette remarks: at is sin
gular that it is not more generally known,
that near the direct route to Yosemite Valley
from Mariposa, is grove of groves, some OF
which have never been explored, of big trees,
which are fully as large, at least, as are the
trees in Calayeras, and far more numerous.
In trip to Yosemite through this place the
traveller can see all the wonders existant in
the shape of trees, as well as the great natu-
raj wonder of the valley"
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THE single static used by the Webb sis
tiers in the play of Evadne, on Monday night,
King was minus a helmet, however, the as
sistaut who cut ont the image mistaking the
projecting portion of that knightly head
piece for an unseemly lock Of hair, and so
feeling bound to shear it. Art, in these re-
gions, is like our moutains - exceedingly
<-high."
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An ingenious workman in the blacksmith
shop of Morgan & Gill, has manufactured
several pieces of cunning machinery, by
means Of which, Mr.. STAN, who has lost one
hand and the use OF the other, can feed him
self, lift small packages, dust his shelves. and
do variety of things otherwise impossible.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-21

SToFFLER & Koch, of the San Juan Brew
cry, rolled keg of Lager into the PRESS Of
fee yesterday. We don't drink, but have
an astonishing number of friends who do,
and they all praise the beer hghip.
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New School DIsTRICT.-The citizens Of
French Corral, Birchyille- and adjoining To-
calities, are about building a school house in
the vicfnity of the first named place and de-
sire to have Il new school district established
for their benefit. The money for the new
building has been raised by Subscription.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-21

Bg~ Sam Abbey places the Press Office
under continued obligations for daily, week
ly and Atlantic papers. This week he de-
serves especial thanks for Eastern journals
several hours in advance of the mail
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-21

PLENTY OF RooM.-East of the Mississippi
there are twenty-six States and one District,
containg $40, 900 square miles, and 25,0G0,-
900 of people. Total west of the Mississippi,
2,0e4, 900 square miles. Total population
west Of the Mississippi, BIOL 900 persons.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-21

THE FIRST STRAwBERRIEs.-Mr. c. H. Hays
has just favored US with an item, in the shape
Of some delicious red-ripe Strawberries, the
growth of his own garden at Sebastopol, and
the first of the season in this vicinity at least
if not in the county. They exhale a most
inviting odor where they lie now upon our
table. nesting amid moss roses, violets and
greenest leaves-an elegant extract from the
fine poem which nature is to all who can
read her.
Mr.. Hays says his vines. several thousand
in number, are loaded with fruit. His gar
den is a warm, sunny spot, with light,
rich soil.
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AMUsEMENrs.-The Webb sisters played to
a full house in this place on Friday night
the 18th inst, appearing in three farces.-
The audience did not appear very well salts
fed, although the performances were much
better than many we have had here before
young artistic. On Monday evening last, the
same company played ''Evadne" to rather a
slim audience. On this occasion they won
unanimous praise.
Palmers Panorama of the Crimean War
exhibited on Wednesday night to abont
seventy-fve persons. 1t was too near the
audience to look well. and was not well ex-
planned owing to the absence of the lecturer
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-21

CrRcrs! Circus This friday evening,
Lees National Circus, with the returned
clown Lathrop, will exhibit here. Every
body will go, of course. Everybody always
does 90 to Lees circus, and always will.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-21

Ice CREAM-Go to the Washington Res
taurant and get some of George Cullodi'
fine ice cream.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-21

Ross 4 Co. have broken ground for new
fire proof building on Main street, next tt
Sperlings.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-21

GEO. KRAEMER wants everybody to know
that his bathing arrangements are completed
at last, and that baths can be had at any
time.
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IcE.-Frank Clark is ready to deliver ice,
from his house at the large reservoir. 1t is
of good quality.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-21

THE boa constructor is in town. Only two
bits sight. Worth seeing at double the
money.
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THE -Ners, daily Douglas Democratic
paper has been stated az San Francisco.
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FIVE clipper ships from Boston arrived al
San Francisco on one day this week.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-21
DR.. L. i. CZAPKAY'S
Private Medical and Surgical

Sacramento street. below Montgomery
Opposite Pc fc NM .TeamsIip Co.'S. Office,
San Francisco.
Estabisbed IN 1854. forthe Permanent Ce ofoH Cron-
icand PIRATE ID Ssuses. md The Suppression Of
Qnnci'erH.
Attendant and Ee>ident Physician L, ]. CT APKAY. VI
late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief
Physician to the 2Nt Regnient of ITonvpds.
Chief Shrgenn to the Military Hospital If
PeSth, Hungary. the late Lecturer
Diseases of Women and Children.
and Honorary Member of the Philadelphia College of
Medicine
Ey-0fice ToIfrs-From \. VI. to Q ". NJ
Commu" icatons strictly confidential.
Permanent Cure guaranteed paw.
Consultations by letter or otherwise free
Address.
DIR. L ]. CZApKAY.
81 3m San Francisco Cal
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Sacramento Agent.

A BADLAM is authorised to receive advertisements
ceipt for the same.
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Lafayette Chapter, U. D., Il. A. NJ,
C,NPToNvHLE. Meets "Wednesday evening next
preceding every full moon, and weeks thereafter.
p. NcNUETY. NJ. Z. ii. p.
w ELWELL Sec'y.
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LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN.
To the Public.

TUyHIS CELEBRATED GIN-PRE-
u t.nding to nothing but what it is. viz: pure and
uuaduterated article assuming no artificial merits
of what it is of its rival mitatots doaE
ter five years of public approval and very extensive
sales in California has been pronounced by the public
to be superior not only beverage of general useto
any article competing against it. bir is
Unrivalled I'm it's Medical Efficiency
in most cases of complaints To persons travelling in
these days ofrapid transit from East to West North to
South who constantly changing their water
well their elinsate who drinking. indeed dozen
kinls of water in every twrnty-four hours. and each
draught containing property ac.ing in chemical
unnatural degree of excitement to the stomach- Is
positively and absolutely necessary to counter
acting agent. From the fact that the
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is prepared expressly meet such exigences and
act know it will act rs IN andi,lote confident
ly prescribe it as the best article in the counirv
The name of .-Aromatc Sceidam Schnapl,>' has
been attached in any way to this article In first pre-
sentng the
ssLOndOn Club House Gin''
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adnlterate'i articeo of G and TO call it by its right
name The success attending its introduction ahd
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high appreciation of the article hy consumers.
Various parties have from time to time put mp and
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Hoass Gin Nytiin- which has gained such reputa-
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sOld London Club House Gin-yvm H. ID >
The bottles also havea white label with fc smile of
my signature. caution all parties to beware Of imta-
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WM. III. DAILY,
Sole Importer,
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