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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25
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3tr6-QrItans Qirrtturg.
LACES, ENBROIDERIES & TRIMMINGS, |
j. II. DICKSON,
1873 CANAL EFT,
(Next door to 2. II Holmc-0
NEW-ORLEANS. La,
LvEEPs constantly on hand Oh descriptions Of
N LACES. TRIMMINGS and EMBROIDERIES,
and will sell % country ~ city customers At rs low
rates a. any hou~, in the south.
Fresh supplies received by every steamer from the
North"nd Enr"l- 20 tnai lr-ph- "ru, Iihg can rely
HOOP SKIRTS uF ALL bESCRlPTIoNS, also
= J. r. DICKSON.
1i3 Canal street, New orleans
Nor orleans. March > 80. 2l-ly
THOs. FOSTERS
SLAVE DEP OF,
No. lii Common street.
NEW ORLEANS
II kgrps constantly on hand and for sale, Mech1n-
Ill rs F.-li Hands Cooks, Washers. lroners and
General House 81. wants.
Noe O.',,a.. Jan. 1851. I5-Iy
DR.. Boards Eye Intirmary,
W IS I1fyetf, Street Gate HetaJ between Baronne
amt Carpudclct streets.
NEW ORLEANS.
/ VHl- Institution is open Tor the reception Of per-
| '-uu- affected with Diseases Of the Eye.
| The hu1iIug b. now. the rooms large and airy
Every attention Will be paid 10 the comfort Of pa
WarI- devoted to the treatment Of Slsycs with Efs
/ affections.
| \ competent Physician resides ia the house.
TERMS:
Whites from 3 10 $ per day; Negroe 81 per day.
Operations charged extra
Ruins ro-Ir S1inI 4. Cartwright pr. f. 4. Fen
| ner. Dr. Samuel Croppn. n. Kendall Carter Co.
| Freil-"n stevenson a Co.. L. e. Cummings Co,
| Hyup. Vance Go.
| Ner O.is0g,, Jan. ], 1854 lS-ly
JOS. G.. LOGAN,
FACTOR & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
- st. Charles street,
NEW ORLEANS.
Particular attention given to filling cash orders for
Grucers Western Produce, and supplies ofall kinds
! Np- ORLEANS, Feb. 1859 Ig-ly
T. rsEr.-.i,,...g .IyNs .,........-S vnII,Nsoy.
PEET, SIMMS & CO.,
Importers and Dealers IN
DRY GOODS,
No. "a % Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS.
| Nor ororas Jan. lsj3. i5-ly
wM. e. KEY.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NEw-ORIEANs, Ia
Es- B1zeing and Rope furnished To- Planters and
attention given tn The purchase of supplies Tor Mcr
| chants.
Nor orleans. Fob 1859. Is-Iy
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

Press Room New Orleans Commercial Bulletin
December Is 1855.
hereby certify that am now using and have been
for some time past) the Machinery oil manufactured
by the Southern oil Company, and find II superior to
the best lard OIL and fully equal 10 sperm The lon
ger use It, the more am pleased with It.
l-igned,l JOHN Il. ALEXANDER,
E,,rafu4u 8f tho Isra-s Room,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25
Backgammon BOKes.-Chess and Chess
Boards.

4 fine assortment Of CHESSMEN, DDNINOES
BACKGAMMON BONES. CHESS BOARDS, DICE and
BOXES. etc.
BLOOMFIELD STEEL,
No. 70 Camp street.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

Scrap Books and HerbarIums.
OF various sizes and patterns, with white or colored
paper. Also, a large assortment Of ALBUMS, com
pri-.ng a varied selection.
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
No. CO Camp street.
, 1859-11-18
RallkY Horse and Master.

Atarmer Of an irascible temper came into
possession Of very fine animal, Of most
docile disposition. When the farmer pur.
chased him, he was highly pleased with his
bargain. For some weeks the animal worked
admirably; but as the owner became accus.
toned TO the brute, his irritable temper would
display ITSELF and occasionally In his anger he
would punish him severely for the most tri.
fling fault. In few months the animal be.
came irritable also, balky, and at times quite
unruly. The farmer, who could not see
how much injury he was doing HIMSELF con.
tined his brutality. The result was as might
be expected-a really valuable brute was
spoiled. He became nervous and danger.
Gus. The farmer was in despair, and would
have been glad could he have found q pur.
chaser for him at third or fourth what he
gave for him. A neighbor of the farmer,
who saw how he had maltreated the beast,
offered to accept him at the owners terms,
which were not hard. Now see the end. The
new proprietor was man Of kind but firm
disposition. He Of once commenced treat.
ing the animal as If he could be reached by
reason. The horse, experiencing difference
between his present and former treatment,
soon recovered his temper. He ceased to
fear and tremble at every one who ap.
preached him, and in less time than il took
TO spoil him, he was brought back to his ori.
ginal docile disposition. His former owner
learned for the first time that more labor
can be gotten out Of any animal by kind
ness than brutality. But whether il mended
his irritable disposition or not, we are unable
to say.
, 1859-11-18
Gravel ON Meadows.

Gravelly loam not sand, is one Of the best
articles with which to improve low, cold and
wet lands, whether they have o peat bottom,
or only soil Of black mud.
Lime has often been recommended to sub
due peat bogs, but one bushel Of gravelly
loan Is worth more than ten Of lime, unless
there may happen to be iron ore in the soil
whose acidity needs correction. This is the
season Of the year to improve low lands
bog meadows included. Many farmers have
leisure, after haying, to do somethig by way
Of improvement in this line each year. When
gravel banks are close by the meadow, the
labor Of covering an acre two or three inches
deep 3 notvery great; and in case there
are islands or rising knolls in the center Of
the meadow, the work will still be less. When
an old grass meadow is 10 be covered, the
best way is not to NOW the grass, but to
bury Il under the gravel, or loan, or what.
ever Is 10 be carted on. An old mess Of mea.
dow grass ct the bottom will materially aid
IN filing NJ all the crevices. A top dressing
should be put on as soon as the surface 10 lev.
eled. After this is spread and well narrowed
in, the grass seed should be sOWn and buried
witha bush harrow.
, 1859-11-18
San Srantistu.
BROOKLYN HOTEL.
Corner OF broadway and sanSOms streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

~ THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL.
known and old established house Is still at his old
tricks-of feeding the public at the low price Of
his good and well furnished table; and as MI Kelly d
one Of the pioneer hotel keepers Of this city, be pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting Of his house
to make the public comfortable.
The house Is centrally located, In the vicinity Of the
Custom House. Pust 0ce and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers, and contains number Of single and
family rooms, well ventilated, suitable for ladies and
single gentlemen.
There Is also attached 10 tie house Q READING
ROOM, and LIBRARY whleh contains Q large humber
Of rejected standard works. There ID asO Of the arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs 10 the house. 10 convey passenger and
baggage, free Of charge. The public are respectfuy
requesRed 10 give the house trial.
Board, per week, IS; per day, 81; Meals, so cents;
Lodging per night so IS cents; Lodging per week 81
70 - JOHN KELLY, Jr., Proprietor.
, 1859-11-18
AaflsaINts.
GoVR to Fatten chiekens.

ltis hopeless, says tho London Gardener,
% attempt % fAtten them while they are at
Hbsr4g.- They must be put IN aProper coop,
md tia like most other poultry appurte.
nancoA need not be expensive. To fatteu
twelVS fowls coop may be three feet long
SiGhlsen inches high, and eighteen inches
dSeh made entirely Of bars. No part of Il
solid-asither top sides, nor bottom. Dis.
0Slion must be used according 70 the sizes
of ths chickens put up. They do not want
room; indeed, The closer they arc, the bet
tsp-pEovided they can an stand up at the
oalnS tina Care must Be taken TO put such
- hive ben accustomed 70 be together, or
thsy win fight n ogsia quarrelsome, Il Is
bsitsf % remove it Z oaos; !; a like other
I'D examples, it soon finds tmitators. A
dilsased chieksn should not be put of
M bod ihBild Be ground oatA and may
oitA9 b put ne trough or on 6at board
running along tie front Of the coop. II may
bpuixsd viii water or milk the latter d
bst1lE Il dhould bs vel slaked, forming q
pulp = leuAes en- Be- provided it does not
sui a. 10 bosrd. 1key must be we'll fed
tSNsor Our times pr day-the first as soon
aIlR daylight e may Be possible or conven
ssua and then ct intervals Of four hours.
Esd msal Ghculd beas much and no more
tAah they On est up clean. When they
hay6 d11s fsedngi the boald should be wiped
and sons gEayel may Be spread. Il causes
thsm % fSsd md thrive. After fortnight
q lis tsatmsnt you viii have gOOd fat
f5ulA II however, there are but four or six
tobe Alled, they must not have asmnch room
- though there were twelve. Nothing IL
oa1isr than 10 all0t thsm the proper space, as
q b only necessary 10 have two or three
pieces d wood 10 pass between the bars and
lormapartition. This may also serve when
fowls are put up in different degrees oi
hlne1A This requires attention, or fowls
Win noe keep &C and healthy. As soon as
tho loWl 3 mliciently iattod itmust be killed,
eihsrWiss Il Win sin get Ct, but il will lose
hslh HioWlsaFe intended for the market, oI
eoaIso tAey are, or may Be, aIl iatted at once;
tuthf hfos home consumption, Il isbetter to pui
1em up - such intervals g will suit ths
tlmo Whsn they viii be required for The
llbIa When he time arrives for killing
vhoihr thsy ne ior market o. Otherwise,
thsY should BE- fhsted, without food or water,
~ tGelV6 Or 6feon houla This enables
thom % Be kept soms time aftsr being killed,
ogl y bot vcdfhar.
, 1859-11-18
DIR. GUYsOTTs IMPROVED

DR. GUYS0Trs IMPROVED
Extract Of ysIIC6 Dock apo SatsapafiIIa
IN QUART BOTTLES,
rs AcKN0wLRDGBD TO BE FHR BEST
i SaTsaparila made as d certified By the wonderful
cures lt has performed. Remember, this b The only true
and genuine article. This medicine, when Used aeooTd-
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
eclofla, or kinge Evil, Cancers, Tumos Empilons Of
The SKIN, EFyslpehs, Chronic Sore Eyes, RingWorm
or TetteF, ecald Head, rheumatism, Pains n
the Bones and Joints, Old Sores and
Ucen, Swelling Of the Glands, Dyspepaia Salt Rheum
Disease Of the kidneys, Los Of Appetite,
Disease arislng ffom the use 0f
Mercury Pain In the Side and Shoulden General Dohty
Jaundice and Costivenes1.
the Best Female Medicine known.
The yellow Dock and sarsaparla b peculiarly ADAPTED
for females Of delicate health, resulting nom iognl6rty
o menstrual discharges and other diseases peculiar %
their sex We assure the alcted that bottle OF two o.
Dr. 0uysOtts Extract Of Yellow Dock and earaparilla
WIN at once regulate those diacultes and renew the
natural energies.
CAUTION-Do not b imposed upon By uBprncipled
DuggslA Take none but tie genuine, which b put up
IN Qnslt Bottles, and sold By all respectable dfugRl
PARK q WHITE, Sole Agents,
l33 Waahington sknest, San Francisco.
AlBO ImpoFen and general Agents for al the genuine
PATENT MEDICINE, and eel the aame IN quantities
10 suit at reduced rates. lA
, 1859-11-18

WiIlnoW bsin order, and We advise those
vho hlve . supply Of this fruit, which can.
not b marketed 70 advantage, to dry Is
lnnT e possible Thsre will % demand
lor osm, not only IN cities and villages, and
n nv ooclicnl a. tie country whore bear.
NJ uce1 are not yet occurred, but also IN
nany localities whore he crop has filled.
11n.m1cf - 4 pays % prepare and dry
- 1ull carolhly. Cean, vel pared, well.
eor.1 a1d c11thlly dried apples, sell for
1opble ~ Plios of those poorly prepared.
I9o I'I||n(I uoEih of tine and cife n pre-.
r1lIna . hllhol, win not unfoqusntly ada .
1oII1l, q more. b ~ marketable value.
Applcs msy b qniekly dried By shaving
thln wholly into Tin parinel. On an inDle.
mlnt lie thal described ab6vs, or on any
common pre-, and spreading ihem upon
rl11n q olrlhlnunro dinhsS % dry. sAp-
EIo ll1lh1f,n q Il 3 somotimes called. L z
er4gollr4l eIi,cIa. Itis made b. preparing
- 1ull = ifi1r s.uos, and then, ellsr cook
M sFre1lllg 4 thinlY On earihen diShss
ed drying & h he Rot sun, or N ovens
t1lt q 90 low temperature e 10 avoid
q c1nTF of 1oorching. Ths thin dried
.horlz A11 p1.paEod, WlIl keep long time
Doogy room, md b roady f6r use when.
ssg 1ey are wanted By simply soaking
L1n
Ea huzs ne, W have lnssly preserved
qaf applsl n airii1hl botllos and cana. ne
loIA oPplo ere pared, corod, cooked, and
1l1ln11 r1ady lor IL tihla thon put kot
~ bolt1 tnd 6orksd AID ssaIsd. This Ne
nd b1Illr, bT a., and even cheaper. fhan
-. 49, NII /. 80 Al - n sE-t -,
, 1859-11-18
Testimonials Of the Horace Wateru
Pianos and Melodeons,

The Piano came 70 hand and In hnt ra,a ord.,. M,
beautiful instrdmont-LEB q WALEHR, Philadsipha'
John Hewitt, q Carthage, New York, Who has had
Trend o. mine wishes ne 10 purchase piano iOr hsI,
She hkes the ons you sold ne in Dscsmhsf, iaS6 m
plano e becoming popular IN ths place, md ihInk
sr SsC SSS oeSer SSe ~ %Ohy WI b no pOpO
We have two Of wsisn Pianos in NE IN our ssnn,,v
one Of which has been severely tested of three Ve1
wcOr vao " eeS Sss e sns god quality and durA6-
h. WATERs, Esq-DsAr Sir: Having ussd ona of ~,
panoioItes tbr two yea past have found t VeFi ~
Perios instrument -ALoEHO GRAY PIilclpal BTOSkl1n
N: Y. July 2sth, 1858. Nh. WATEHs-Dsar 81; ~
oeVed ne helodeon, ME and In good order; an VIl
pleased with The exema appearance and II inno nI,o
hope shall have occasion 10 order 0as o. tUo moIS
TiOsa, N. T.. July 3s,A lsSa HonAcs wAsu.s. Ia.
-sf; The helOdeon yOu esnt ne was daily rSoossd q
good order. ! an now fully prepared b ~ ihai ~
Instrument highly satlsilcloIy and begyoa Hlaeelpl
nlshed u, and for the very henOnbs nannsFin vkish
you have fanllod and more than fhlned an ~ ~
promised. VeEy respectfully youn, &c, J.LanlFi.
49, Ies riiHo SsSi,sa t.c@ yco Son.na,. % G.s a.
plAces-JAMEs l. CLAREn, ChaElsslan, Va.
The Me!odeon has ml6ly arrived bel ohiEod toyoa
Tor Jour liberal dscount-Wlld Do IN lean F ySn tksI
pArts.-Rsv. J. n. hcCORMI0K, Yarq1oSVils, 6. o.
Ino Flnno He1 Oaly received. II cane u o1ooll1nt
condition, and b very much admired By ny numaIuu
nT 6OOFES, EalianhSm, Bndicrd u, Rr
Your Piano plolles n veil. n b Ne Asul ona kOR
counly-THokAs A. LATHAM, Camphls1sz, oa.
We are very much obliged % yoa p. having M sd
reoOmmend it-BaANE, HlD d Co., BaaAlO DSno1nL
The Horace Waiss Pianos are Known q amoag ~
very be1l; WO are enabled 10 speak " thaSO inliun
with confidence, nom poIsonA knoWodgs Of their exool.
lent tone and durable quality.-HeW Y0fk EVang1ll.
We can speak Of The merits of he HonoO Walun
Pianos nom personal knovledgo, = boing q thoyOu
best guallty-ChEsilAn Intellgsncer.
Nothing at thO eials Fair displayed rsalsr sxeSsnS
u any depAstEonb than he Horace Waton Plannl.-
Churehm6n.
Watsu' Pianos and MGlOdeons ohallsngs oomp.rim
With The finest made anywhere n he oOuniSJ-HomO
Journal.
Horace walsn' PIanoloEtes alS q faI, ma, and OVsn
tOne, and poWeEi6l.-NsW York Mu1loal hSViSW.
Our isnds will End at NJ. WaAon' store he vosy hsl
assoEtment Of Music and of Pianos % b found u The
United States, and We urge our southern and vo.lsEn
friends o give than cal WheneVol they 70 70 Neu
YoFk-0ahAmS Magn1lnA
WaEsrOomS No. 55s Broadway, New YoEk.
, 1859-11-18

DRY GOODS,
coFnsg Battery and olay siEsSta. San EEanslsso,
TTAvEN LANDING AND IN STORE
H 900 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales 50 inch brown lhsotlnp;
100 bolts No. 0-o00 Duck;
800 holh No.3-l0 Duck;
9Obales Raven Duck;
l0easss Menimae prints;
10 Gases Prague prints;
10 oases Pacl1e prnlsi .H ..r.' e
10 caa1 Dunnells prints;
10 oaSsS -, 81 and lo-l blsaohSd IhiEtinp;
10 cases bluo drills; fls
20 case8 blue denims;
10 ha1oa hickory atripe1; -, p
20 bales I, and - uekin0;
10 bales sc.Ele., blue and gray aannels;
10 bales Ballardale white flannel;
cases CobuFgs and Merlnos;
6casos wool and bali wool piAids;
casso blue and black alpaoas;
10 caSls plelAe-nsw s,yIsS De Lalnes;
6casss, an wool, neW styles " LAlnos;
Scaa1a French MeEino1;
1000 Bay eiats plAld ehaus;
1000 cshmsEs ind plain wool thauIs; back ana COL
Ana islTs S. a:sortmsat 11s q other DSss Good.
BLANKETs.
1000 pairs uhite, green and blue Mackinaw;
1000 pairs BIB, TBB and eBG Blankets;
1000 palFs ehslp ney Engll1h Blankshi
1000 pain cheap bluS English BAnksis;
500 pain scarlet Englh Blankets;
COO pains %, l0A, II and ia uhlts Bed Blanksi
CLOTHING AND FUnNIsmNo GOODS.
1000 dozen gEsy, bluo and scaElst flannel ahlFal;
1000 DON Esy and uhlis AsIinO Undszhlis and
1000 dozen MoFino and al wool nochB;
800 dozen minOt and Jean panls;
500 do1sn duck and eotlonlade panl1;
800 dozen hickory and check shlFts;
800 dozen calico and white dro8 ahlFlB;
800 dosen OVoEalls and jumper;
Black and hncy ank erAE1i1 necklo1, Gllk hsndk9l-
chials, au1pondoia, and variety q other articles 100
numerous % mention. For mle low by
JANsON, BOND q co..
3Stf CoE. Battery and Clay -, San Pranclacn.
, 1859-11-18
NOTICE.

rVun HOSPITAL STEWARD AT H0nI
II elsnasssn hll - h.l1 . qnnnilg q msdlclnss nd
DlaD. uhlsAhs um ~ = d1l.ns
IaSsls: s,ns HoSAA asuusSs rs.n Hs.En.l ssnalag.
, 1859-11-18
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Agsat bargains always in store: prcesIOm
MUSIC

One Of the largest and best catalogues Of Mnue pov
publshed. All The music and mnslo books p1hll1Ac n
the United States for sale at this estabshmenE naS.
celebrated Guitars and al kinds Of Musical Ina,Tuent
and music merchandise o. the lowest pFces M11io M
!hsneve! ordered, post paid. Catalogues sent b. nail
clergymen.
, 1859-11-18


Som a. your c5niribdtofs difIsr relative
q HsP1l'i'abniiy q cutting Of he tops d
\ Hni,,i s1Puisnos IN sho culture j
en- m111 l1dlln1s ne 20 hvog tie practice
e eull15 tG ~ tops e ancarly day. Ths
.,rs hr % ding n bEisf are = iol
A. IN = - oo.h / sHll s.nov. ~
l1n. NJ bot S1n son ssars he cut end y
- l.ock. nd uhat supply of nourishn,suI
- lnlndsd Iof he top' 4 naved for kho
elf1 c1l1oqnonfly, he ear wiz Fiprn fullei
IN = Otherwise would. II he tops are rs.
ncg.d previous % fhs high uinds accompany.
1I Anuunnl Storms, tko corn viii Be- par.
olllT, = ll1lt protected and mvod. Tia
c1u w lipu hoonor, and lthink sounder.
n l6p6 yin b worth donbIo vh.I thsv
.s1- Ho4ld b % remain until the corn
rcqaY r|pm.d . put into shocks.
~ mllz conlllHed n tie stalk & its real
-l ~ qoonR he top i cut after
.ll,e.a. I, ON glouth, De more & saved.
.e4 . remain, nearly ~ of Il value
OMp1 ~ oplpolnfion. I
Ilue n Ypn cut ~ md ahock bolora the
EN- = quilo ripS, ydh AVE I trilIe n ~
pllne q - blli 6laIkb, but not SnonSh ~
e1lt toll1l8 fof lh6 los n the toDl 1tSlke
n i1uolsbd lhbor d tying up and Shock.
Asym quite hal1soo that q topping.
n. PoniIse (ll.l ssniissi s,ys ths corn
el1. be,ng empty, lnd bui little % Be found
A.1N - balna he rats have botaken them.
.-'t4 . t.s oonfslds, andinsome quarters
-, 1,o,ed ~ and Destroyed whole falds
q Iol. ootA Ono gentleman not three
nrll pounds of arsenic md mixed Il
va .o1c eoln Which h 1caftstd over hls
r1Ir.. - 4 ! ltw days ko oartsd or ~
9ll1 bllsof doad Iata, and not half Of them
,lDysi s,movpd We vOndsrI
, 1859-11-18

London Cordial Gin, but little, on which they
07ub House Gin, hOpe 2 Ieali5s 4 hs hlsrse prOais
ckeidam Scknapps, ssa@s sn@s " N VSOsn
Aedieated Sehndpps, Some arc % SiiliSiiy pre-
Royal Sehngpps pared q % pass ioI good
A. A A. lLiqunr, except with the best
TYnA.v th. sho1,. ~ -. lIudges. II you would be
liar titles, the liquor mixers ~ Ony sns ong -
Of thlB city are boltllng large y esno
nns1hoisSoma trssh' cosaInS AROMATIC scHNAPPs.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, sole Importer,
A9:a % Beaver street. New York.
, 1859-11-18
San frHtistu.

With extras for all the different patterns from
1859 to 1859. [Agent for the manufacturers for
the Pacific coast
, 1859-11-18

EUE DIuckWOOu ana the IOuf REVIEWS, II %
To avoid fractions, - may be Femllted for Rackvood Of
which We VII forward that work toF both years. post paid
N. 3. The price IN Great BritGia Of tAe foe
Periodicals dbOVe-ndmed 10 about $Sl per annum.
As we shall never again be likely to offers such
inducements as those here presented.
NOV rs THE TIME TO SUBSCRLBEy !
- Remittances must in all cases, be made
direct to the PubIishers for at these no commits
sion can be allowed to Agents.
Address LEONARD SCOTT & co.
No. 81 Gold street, New York.
, 1859-11-18

% &C., y s ~ ws.s q SaSlSs S.s ss 4: s: sgS.y ~
ihal c1.sllly % which they aio . iullly entitled
he undglgns1 ulll kolp sloek d Ban FEanclsco b
pIont allll1ll. oDden received Or angpsoll1r form
q - un - fEuur1od % r. Hoe GO. New Yolk ioF
ez1culen. Q o1nno1llon ~ hnge competent WOlkn1n
alal1iol. lha. nay b iogaSd Uhleh VI d doas q
GEORGE STEAD.
N.B-spilE& 4 J6iks1a fIlss. = Issm
, 1859-11-18
INGsBURY. A. DO
FRANKLIN HOUSE,

Garner OF broadway and sanSOms slrasas,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Board per week, o.; Board and Lodging per week, Ss
70 tlo single meals, so csnI; Board per day, 81; LOdg
ings, so 70 Is cents.
KNGSBURY & DODGE,
PropFietors.
N.R-The Baggage Wagon runs from the boats ifse
Of charge l.tf
, 1859-11-18

25OO sold In 1853. / 1000 sold I'm 1857.
1000 sold In 1855. $500 sold In 1855:
$4,000 sold In the last four years
, 1859-11-18
Udolpho wolfes schnapps.

Medicinal Diet Drink, svey used and approved by
eminently aalutaFy qualities, the medical faculty. the
Manufactured by himself Temperance people, heads
clusvey, at bis factory ailof families, &c.
Rcheldam, In Holland andl In Gravel, ,GOut and Rheu.
well known during the last simatism, In Distinctions Of
twelve yean throughout thelthe Bladder and Kidneys
Atlantic and Western States and in general Debility s
Il s made from the besllenects are prompt decided
Barley that be selected and invariably reliable And
In Europe, with the eaencellt q not Onv remedy for
Of aromatic Italian beFTyIthese maladies but n an
Of acknowledged and extra leases In which they are pro-
ordinary medicinal quates duced BY drinking bad va
u has long since acquired ateF which s almost uniVer-
higher reputation, both insaly the cause Of them t
Europe and America, thanl0perates e nuRR PRRvRN-
any other diuTetic beverage. lFIvE.
1nSlyzed, d Is q TEE- For Fever and Ague u s
REcTLY PURE LIoUoR, In sone Of The most efacacous
e1ects mild and Whole-lPIeventves that can bo 10
some tonic. Il b exten- sorted 70.
Tho Aromatic Ssheidam SchnappS
Il consequently In great de-n the stomach and bowels
mand BY persons tIaVeng 70 which they are especially
or about 70 settle In thosesubject, q well In the
parts Of the country espe- -lchoc 0f crown persona
ciay, well as BY many iD Ih judcious adoption In
every community where itconnection with the principal
has become known on ac-meals OF when sense Of ex.
count q its other remedial hauston dictates ts use
properties never falls 70 relieve The
In all cases OF DFopdca debility attendant upon pro-
tendency, Is generally the acted chronic ladies ow
adopted in the early Stages vital energy, by Whatever
Of the disease lnDyspepsA cause induced. These are
maadles when taken npFO-icts 10 which many q ne
per quannue1s - dletlmogt eminent medical mon,
drnk, and especially q din both In Europe and the
ner, u b found By uniform United States have borne
experience 10 be emneniy Testimony, and which are
ecacious In the most oha cooborlied BY the highest
nate ca9o1, whom even the written authorities.
bost q the usual remede Put quart pint bot
have hed 70 ah0rd m0relte8, In cases Of one dozen,
than temponIy relief InlWith my name on the bottle,
cases Of Flatulency u h anIcoFk and nc almilo Of my
immediate, invnriable specl ldgnatnrO on the label
DC; and may Be adminis- For aae BY ell the respect
tered In diluted and proper abe druggists and Liquor
tlonate quantities. even tOidealen IN California and
young inihnts, IN all thosp Oregon.
paroxysms Of niplng painI UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer, ~ Beaver street, New York.
, 1859-11-18
NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC,
Puhll'Asd ~ Horace Waters. Agent Ne. -

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gehoischoIn "The Poeomil Poka,S % cents each AlNs
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ALE1ANDRG ORAAMss

Five stops, In rosewood cases, SleO; tom a A.
tls0 stops, with percussion, t11S II sloIS a. ~
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