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The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16

ENcoURAGING.-The spring season
10 opening with much live!incss Business Of every
kind is revving; the streets have crowded and bust
ling appearances during the evening hours and on Sat
uray and Sunday, and considerable travel is finding
its way to the town. Several citizens Main street
preparing to build reproof brick stores and quite
. number of frame buildings already going up in
different parts of the place. Plenty of water the rich
ness OF the Mines the increased number of companies
washing. and the general confidence of citizens in the
permanence Of the town. are circumstances that en-
courage us to expect an unusually prosperous season
between this time and hex: winter. Not the least
couraging sgnis it. that nearly every person who has
little piece of ground about his dwelling has neatly
fenced it and put it under cultivation. This argues
degree Of contentment which is pleasant to witness
and full of hope.
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Music IN THE MINEs.-We are in
formed Of German up country who PLAYS splendidIy
on the piano-performs the most difficult music at
sight from the notes. vet works every dav in the dig
gingsi There is strange contrast between piano
playing and mining
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Speeial q titts.

The following letter, which emphatically speaks for
ITSELF was written by the Dean Of the Faculty of the
Philadelphia College of Medicine the editors of the
"Pacfc Medical and Surgical Journal" for publications
pHILADElfHIA. January II. 1859.
To the Editors Of the Plcifc Medical and Surgical
attention has been called to
article in the December number of your Journal In
regard the ad eundum degree granted by the Phia
defpia College of Medicine TO DIR. L. J. Czapkay y
When the application for the degree made to the
Faculty. it was accompanied by afiavits and testiIno
malls tn the effect that Dr. Czapkay regular grad
nate ~ D. of the University of Pesth had served
Surgeon in the hungarian Army. and was a regular
Practitioner of Medicine. On til" strength Of these the
degree granted. The ad euendem degree, as its
name implies is conferred graduates only and gives
us privileges Had there been the slightest stspi
eion Of irregpar,y the application would have been
refused Byinsertpg this in your journal, you ac do
act justice to the Colleqe and confer fdror
Yours. vety respectfully II. RAM,
Dean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine.
Dr.L. J. cuApK.rs 4 kte Medical and Surgical In
stitute on Sacramento street below Montgomery op
posite the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys Office,
San Francisco, California. The Doctor offers free con-
sultation, and asks remuneration unless he effects
a cure. 81 3m
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LIBRARY MEETING.-The re!

semi-annual meeting of the Township Library Associ-
aton will be held at their Flume street next
Wednesday evening. We requested to notify all
persons having books belonging to the institution to
return them before that time, it is desired to
number the whole collection.
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NEW Roam TO NEyApA-Mr. Jno.

New ROAD TO NEVADA.-Mr. JnO.
Webber intends opening new road to Nevada from
North San Juan by way OF Rays Ranch and Robin
sons crossing. about the route. presume,
.as that followed by Hunts old ra which was former
ly the only highway from This Hill the county seat
ny going by way of Rays the distance to Montezhma
Hill will be only three miles and the distance to Neva
da will be lessened about and half mile. The
new road will also have much easier grade than the
at present Travelled. and avoid altogether such
cents ss those which lead each way to Ahbeys ranch
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16

Rev. L. S. Ely, who formerly resided
at this place but has since been preaching at Red Bluff
paid our town visit during the past week.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16
BURGLARY.-The store of Ross &

Co.. provision dealers entered thrnneh the front
.1oor bv burglars. Sunday night IN robbed Of pre-
served meats honey and oth"r articles to the value of
$40. desk containing acrount hooks and ,apers was
taken ont doors and ransacked but nothing pnroned
except box Of steel pens. The thief from this cir
cumstance is supposed to be white His tracks
followed next morning for distance the
hill towards the river. Suspicion rests upon certain
individual who would do we'll if he reads this to take
warning and not repeat his vlIainy Several articles
have been stolen from the same in open daylight
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16

FINE PLACE FOR DoCTORs.-
arc physicians in this place at present and it is
very good time for Doctors either. San Juan is
most dstrcssingly healthy.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16
SMALL THIEyINe-Some

petit larceny rogue entered Cawords slaughter
one day this week. White the hands were in the yard
Tor few minutes. and stole handsome rest, In .he
pockets of which were few gold specimens.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16
LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN.
To the Public.

To the Public.
TVHIS CELEBRATED GIN-PRE.
Il t.ndng to nothing but what it is viz: pure and
unatlterated article. and assuming artificial merits
of what 1t Is not of its rival imatois do-af
ter five years Of public approval and very extensive
sales IN California has been pronounced by the public
to he superior not only as beverage of general
any article competing against it. but il
Unrivnlled in Its Medical Efficiency
in most cases Of complaints To persons travelling in
these days of rapid transit from East to West North to
South. who are constantly changing their water "a
wettheir climate; who are drinking. indeed dozen
kinds of water in every twentyour hours and each
drauSht containing some proprr'y acting in chemical
anfaSonism to the preceding thereby causing
unnatural degree of excitement to the stomac--t is
positively and absolutely necessary to use Counter
acting agent. From the fact that the
''LOndOn Club House Gin''
is prepared expressly to meet snch exigences and to
act as we know itiii act. IN anlote we confident
~ prescribe it as the best article in the country
The name of Aromatic Scheiiam Schnapps' has never
been attachedn any way to this article. In first pre-
scntng the
''LOndOn Club House Gin''
to the public, my aim give them pure and un
adulterae, article of Gin. and to call it by its right
The attending its introduction and ex
tensve sale in California is sufficient guarantee of the
high appreciation of the article hy consumers
Various parties have from tim" to time put up and
shipped to California article which they call club
House Gin" My Gin which has gained such reputa
tion in California is branded on the cases.
sOld London Club House G4n-Wm III. d.
The bottles also havra white label with fac smile Of
my signature. caution all parties to beware of imta
tions
WM. Fl. DAILY,
Sole Importer.
2i On NEW YORK.
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Sacra mentO Agent.

Sacramento Agent.
A. BADLAM is authorised to receive advertisements
and subscriptions for this paper in Sacramento and
eeipt for the same.
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eV Editorial business notices ~ eeni. pef line
announcement. oi raniiia,e. must Do paid fof
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the, aMee., SlOi fof County ohees, VI,
ubitaary Notices over nine lines IN length, ~
Ts,bvsss N Rsspes, Nv A..oeiaiion. ~ Societies,
on thu death " . member, must be paid fgr 1t ouf
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All communication. for this paper mus, be nc.
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H8 go sIaHsft j. co. EHi $3.50
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Land for Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE 500 acrss Of good laaA,
| known rs my quarter place, lying 2 milss issi
Snrdis. improvements consist Of . good, ~
Gin nousc and Press, 10 or IL Negro CsbtaA
Barns, Stables and all necessary out.houses, sess1
Double Log Dwelling, 800 acres cleared, (elessieg
fresh and new,) 800 In woods, veil timAsssd-
Tssms TO suit purchaser.
q. W. BALLENTlNR.
Sardis, Miss, Sept. %. 1859. lS-.Sn
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4 Bsg,sgi,ri taiefiea established ~ spsflaf
IiIfsf msai. ~ NJ Hsiisf M M stk and
Dlassssd, sfllsifa srih fesisHi and
Ipflsmis Disusss
nun HOWARD AssuriATiuv, In sia~ Of
fha uvful destruction N human life eaussd
NJ sasual disease, md The decefilens r~faetieei
mon ihe ahforuhalc Victims N sarh disease W.
Quaah., %sesefal yeafs ", directed ihelf ten-aIf
lpy snfgs0n, Nc y charitable Aai wsfihy N their
nama, ~ nteh Dispenssfy fof the treatment N
lhs sla.s n ipfasss, In III their forms, asd is
gte medical advice gratis 70 all vhe apply ~ LEI.
~, with . description N their condition, iase,
oorupaiion, habits n life, ao.,) and In esss u
extreme poverty, 10 furnish medicines free "
charge. II !. needless ~ add that The Association
command. the highest Medical skill u Tho age.
and will furnish the mosi approved modern treat.
meni,
The Director. N the Association. In their An.
hunl Report upon the treatment Of Sexual Dis.
eases. ospfe.s The hishe-, satisfaction with thu
success. which ha. attended The labor ~ thei,
Surgeons In the cure u spcrmatorrhea, seminal
Weakness, Gonorrhma, elect, syphilis, the vice
" Onanl.m or Self. Abuse. Diseases Of tho Md.
ney. and Bladder, ac., aud order a oontinuAacs
" the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, on y review 81 the past, feel ne.
tuFNl UNIV tN'f lhUVfs NUNS rVhfIs W Ueufvo.
len, effort have been u great benefit 10 the NJ.
dictcd, especially to the young. md they have 70.
solved to devote themselves, with renewed seal
to this very important and much despised cause
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhna, Of
Seminal Weakness. the vice u Onanism, Maslus.
bntion, or Sclf. Abuse, and other diseases Of thu
Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will b,
sen, BY mail (n q sealed cnvelope), free Of charge
On reccip, 81 " stamps Tor postage. Othel
Reports and Tracts on the nature and treatment
u Sexual diseases, diet, ac., are constant,
being published for gratuitous distribution, ant
will be son, to the afflicted. Some Of the new rem,
edie. and methods Of treatment discovered during
The last year, are Of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, Dr.. J. SkilliI
lioughton, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association
No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
b. order ~ the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTwElL, Prsssf.
GEO. rAlRCtiLp, Ssc'ry.
Feb. 2, 1859. VI n2.iy.
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To &pAss 'YsvsrvssA, WuSs~ YsrervsSA,
Asyssis YsssrsssA, RscAsrS YsrerssyA,
AesrhAs YsvervsSk, JsspA Ysrers~yA, IAs
YsrsresgA, Nsscy fsrerexsA, end IsMa Ysr-
BROOCH, ksir ct is~ " W~. Asvrss. d~'d.
VOu and each o. yos arv hsssby cited 70 sp-
par befess Ne Probate Cesss Il aid sssa-
", osths ~ MssaAy h November sess, 10 sAsv
essse vhy Ne petition 81 kssssl Jssss. psayias
for title 70 90 ssiiviiei ALI iassspss 10 - %
Ne xass half q ssssics II Led No. Q, fevlsAip .,
nassse, west, b aid essasy, vsrekasea b. Ieti.
tiessR u tssetsss, b desstests life ~, SAssld
- - ssssssa. y esass 81 Cssst.
Osssbes q, tesa l0.4v.
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ETTERs Of Administration with Tie wiz =.
IL nexed, on the estate Of p. n. Buchanan, 4.
ceased, having BEEN granted 10 the undevslens6o
the September Term, 1850. Of the Probate Ce1
Of Pamela County. State of Missi..ippI, No.
MI persons having claims against said estate ~
hereby notified to come forward and have Tie ~
proba,ed and registered within The tine ~
scribed BY law, or they will he forever bssss4
THOMAS 2. WILSON, A3nk
October IL, 1852. ~.
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MILLER 4 PUn,
1suss, slgn, osuansslal and Banner
PAINTERS,
$50 NAM sToEET, ~

(Oves Risk's Tn Stofe.)
We Aokne~isdss No Ssssren, end dsy ce~ps.
tiioW.
WE are prepared TO DO eli wosk n or line
w 81 business IN the most Superior ssd flesh.
icuable style, 20 he shortest notice. Plain aad
Decorative House, Sign and Banner Psialiae In.
vssssee 81 svesy vespcs. desiring sseA vosk, 10
Try Us before Looking elsewhere. Jssei.
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ION WORK

JOB WORK
~ Az DESCRIPTIONS, from large Hand Rill. 10
Fancy Cards. done wi,h Nea,ncs. and Dispatch,
end on reasonable terms.
eKCAaW On OEIOv
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tOWsu ~ sfWdtsu
uooa - eepstos,
~ DH4tia sci #hHiH FHffFt 4s practically agFlift
n Nh1iesais, Hftsit. I HFnm ##iHH, hsHttnr, Hfn
rfaetufinf. stesmhaaflnf. hallflailaf, irdiviiasl
psfsasf.hip saJ tamtsaaJ COMPANY Ba.lhe.s,
18Th = complete sysfem y Keeping books ~ me
n1ss s~sisasisH haHtlhF llsases, rum ihe lims
hputs ats gfshsd ~ Che sahseffflsh N stnes
ull ths sHilfs business i closed chen he whole Il
.hssa ~ q grand "lialahes chart silh eafious
.sits ~ bafs. ~ ufelsl. shop ani Warming busi.
nsss, ehlsh sh1s ftHlhif che amount ~ espi.
tHl IN business, and II dfash out ~ Increased,
shsn asi hos The COS, n business, sih The
gaias asd 'a.ss. On sny psfiiealaf branch, NJ he
shpis thereof, fof an fisea time rhieh i taught
practically hJ the Principal and other experienced
accountants.
bach pupil !. taught separately 1t hi. desk, and
nee scholars ean inter NJ any time, certain ~ q
more thorough drilling Than By any elias. .js,am
We are fully prepared 10 explain the fu.eallei
system u Astonishing STOCK, aud Profit and Loss
Accounts"
r. N m n n shi
rof which va have never hesn eseslleI but once IN
competition 1T the various state Fairs. At all times
receives strict attention 10 this school, without
er,fa charge 10 regular pupils, embracing not
nnly thu most approved styles n Busines, Writing,
bat every STYLE " Lettering. llouri.hing and Or.
namen,al renmanship. The pupils " ihi. Do.
paftment have access 10 the largest lot " line spec.
linens IN The country, while The teachers afe not
.nere.. N 'mpa,,,ne instruction and ,he large
number Of line teachers furnished BY this school
demonstrates this fact.
Mercantile Arithmetic,
A. applied To Interest, Discount, Percentage,
"an sna ,p.., .ss"'.s'' .l""'h" .a.%'".,
o.mpoaoa ."ss..., 49,, WI" .'E."i a"a
.a'sh -s A, no, haI,s,s ~ l.. ,a.sh, IN nm, o,hs,
.ehaaI'
.-u.,- ,-
''efe'"'"e .o"ePo""en'''
THIS pleasant exercise Tor the rnph, ana ess"ns'H'
qualification Tor the business man, here receives
stfict attention.
Lectures, Commercial Lar, ds.
In addition 70 the lectures on various subjects,
delivered from time 10 time, 10 tho student. d ,hi.
school. on the Science u Accounts, Customs Of
Trade. Political Economy, Banking, Lecture. on
Commercial Law receive .,rie, attention weekly,
embracing The Law. u Contract, Sale. 81 Personal
Property, s,oppage In ~,ransita, Frauds; Negotiable
Paper, Agency, Partnership. Carriers, Bailmeni,
Interest, Usary, Insolvency, Law Of Place, Lass
| u shipping, Law. Of Insurance, and variou. Other
subirc,s tia, are indispensable 20 tho business
man, whether day laborer or merchant.
This department /. conducted by Gao. Il. psa.
si<s and ]. q. WoopWrnr, members u tho lndi.
a~nspoli. har, Rsy. Y. q. nollipAY, u. d., and
others Of Known ability.
ca..,.,cv ae,n~,
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h... ,...h, :. ,h..a..hi. r, ....n..i.aa ~ ..aL
..a s.y h,,,. In A. ~. .I,.",.,..
A.. ,hs, ro man ~ o,,i,ras, s.,s ,ssS .,s, Ss.,
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s,gss.sats : srisfs NfYw zoe fIiuf fHf fHiH
4 lsss. siN " saaa a - 49, sIlffas fHt h
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A. applied To Interest, Discount, P~ercen,ag
Gain and Loss, Exchange, Equation " paymen,
Compound interest, ae.. which Is explained u,
illustrated BY Natural Statement aud tancellatt
which We Do not believe 10 be taught 10 any 9th
school.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21
rhs 30, Ia the wheat orop.

The frost cut of a portion Of the wheat crop
in many Western localities, and yet there will
be bread and TO spare in the land. We give in
brief the latest notices CLEANED from our eI
changes
In Sandusky county more wheat will be har
vested than in any year since the weevil ap-
pssred. Within the range ofthe trade Toledo Of
the damage is comparatively..Slight. In Hancock
county there will be Q third more wheat this
fall than last In Licking county only about
quarter of crop In Franklin county two,
thirds of crop. In Picksway and Ross fail
crops In Huron two third or moro Of crop
parrison almost an entire failure Of the wheat
In Tuscsra vas, wheat much injured. SO o.
Stark and Wayne, crop lignt In Stark some
halds plowed up. In Mahoning, damage tri.
hing to wheat in some sections, severe in 9TH
ers. Trumbull, Summit and Portage similar
reports Carroll county not over fourth o
an average crop, probably. In Muskingum
county wheat will be below an average crop,
but injury by frost not worse than by weevil
for two previous years. In Delaware the
large amount sown and the good quality Of
what has escaped, will give an aggregate yield
not one third below the average of the last
three or four years. Knox, Morrow, and Ma
ron suffered considerably in their wheat fields,
In Columbiana the estimate is one sixth less
than before the frost. In Seneca about ten pei
cent. Of the crop killed. In Crawford and Wy.
andotte the damage is greater. In Clinton
county an abundant yield, and also in High
land. In Clermont, and the extreme Southern
portion of the State, the yield of wheat will %
better, both as regards quantity and quality
than for several years past Lake comfy will
have larger wheat harvest than usual
Back from the Ohio river wheat was consd
srably injured in Western Virginia, and also
in Western Pennsylvania. In Indiana and
Central Illinois, the wheat crop is generally
good, and in Southern Illinois and Kentucky
not only good, but harvested The crop in
Tennessee, Georgia, &c, full average, and
secured in good order. Winter wheat but lit
tie injured in Michigan, and the large spring
wheat fields of northern Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa and Minnesota give fair promise Some
complaint ofsdamage to winter wheat in Yves
tern New York by frost, but not much in Can
ada The only mention of injury by the fly We
have noticed, is in the Upper Province, and
there not verV serious
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21
To he Voted Down.

The Richmond Enquirer asserts that " the
hope of the quietest compromise advocates
that the partisans of squatter sovereignty can
be deferred from demanding its endorsement at
Charleston, is the most palpable delusion Of
the day." and after quoting the resolution
lately adopted by the Democratic Ohio State
Convention, declaring that 1--WE adhere immo-
vabiy to the principles of non-intervention by
Congress with Slavery in the States and Terri
tories, as declared in the Kansas Nebraska
bill," then summarily disposes of the. vexCd
question thus
Just such a resolution will be proposed at
Charleston, and it will be voted down by the
conservative Democracy of all sections No
chance for compromise
What says the Dealer to the threatened vO-
ting down of its hobby of Popular Sovereign
tyl The mandate has gone forth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21
-Recnrd Of DentIs

Mrs. George Potts, OF Pottsville, Pa, neice
of Hon. G. NJ. Dallas, was so alarmed by a
vivid flash of lightning during recent storm,
that on attack of heart disease vas superin.
duced, from which she died in a few minutes,
THE venerable Gilman Bryant, pioneer
Of Ohio, who was among the earliest Of the ad-
ventursrs about the mouth of the Cuyahoga,
died at Mt. Vernon last week, in the 75th year
of his age He celebrated his Golden Wedding
in March last, IN account of which we pub
lished. d.--Francis G. Woodwork, late Edi-
tor of the Youths Cabinet died of consump-
ton, June 9th, on board the steamship Savan.
nan, aged 40 years.---Rev. Calvin W. Rut-
ter, distinguished old Methodist Minister Of
the West, died suddenly in Switzerland Coun-
ty In, on the llth inst. Mr.. Ara Gillett
formerly of Tallmage, Summit county, died at
Berrien, Michigan, May 10th, aged n years
He removed from Connecticut to Austlnburg,
Trumbull County, in 1901, and shared with
others the dangers, trials and prvations of pio-
neer life. He moved to Michigan in 1854.
-Walter Hunt one of the most distin-
gushed of Inventors, died recently, at the age
of So. He originated Sewing Machines,
Nail Machines, Printers Rollers, the
els Hildt, Methodist clergyman of early
active labor, died in Tusearawas County recent
ly, aged 40 years. .---Rev, Mark Hopkins
editor Of the Somerset Telegraph, and former.
ly of the Maine Wesleyan Journal died on the
81 inst, aged 46-----The Hon. George w.
Dargan, Chancellor of the State of South Caro-
lima, died at Columbia, the 18th inst, in the
5Sth year Of his. age---John A. French,
we'll known business man of Boston, died on
the l4th inst He was one of the earliest
movers in the Public Garden enterprise of that
city---Hon. Freeman Galusha, of Jericho,
vt. died suddenly on the l4th, aged 73 years
A---N Nathaniel Ray Greene, the last surviv-
ing son of Major General Greene of ihe Revo-
luton, died at Middletown, Conn, June Il lth,
aged "a years The celebrated Chinese
Mandarin Yeh, died at Calcutta April 9Th The
only regret he expressed on his death bed was
his inability to destroy all the Chin csc rebels,
aud all their kindred.