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CONDITION OF RUSSIA.

Russia is said 10 be gradually and
steadily recovering from her late losses;
and it is certain that not only in her do
mestic, but also in her foreign policy,
she has entered upon a track widely
apart from that in which Nicholas drove
rather than guided her for FIVE and
twenty years. The ambition of the pres
ent Gear is 10 bring his Government as
rapidly as possible into sympathy if not
harmony with the monarchic systems Of
Western Europe. He has no faith in the
peirifying policy of his father, which
certainly succeeded, TO all appearance,
in destroying all visible independence Of
thought or susceptibility, to impulse from
without, yet proved itself to be unrelia-
BILE in the hour of trial. Nicholas re-
duced the power of his country TO the
imrassivity of stone, and when he at
tempted TO WELD it, it broke in his hand.
His sons have other views. The present
Emperor is Perseveringly bent on the
creation of an agricultural middle class
by the Communication of the labor rent paid
by the peasantry on certain terms; and
his brother Constantine, whose naughty
and impeiuous temper render him more
like the late Gear, is said 10 be less dis
posed than even Alexander himself to
temporise with the recalcilrate nobles.-
All sorts of conieclures are aAoat as 10
the specific object of his hasty journey
from Vilafranca to Paris. and his brief
soiourn there.-Chicooo Democrat.
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Two men | honor, and no third. First
the toilworn craftsman, that with an
earthmade implement laboriously con-
quers the earth, and makes her the
mans. Venerable to me is the hard
handkerchief, coarse-whereln, not
wiihstanding, lies a cunning virtue, in
defeasibly royal, as if the sceptre of the
planet. A second man honor, and still
more highly: he who is seen toiling for
the spiritually indispensable, not daily
bread, but the bread of life. These two,
in all degrees, honor; all else is chaf
and dust, which let the wind blow wher-
ever it liste:h.- Carlyle.
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aportrpp.
flor the chronicle.l
In THE HEREAFTER.
BY 'IBBIr s. cRowrLL.

flBblE > NROAELL.
When the path Of life shall lead us
To the verge Of Deaths cold river,
And our spirits craft is guided
From the shores Of Earth forever;
When the silver cord that bound us
To this life. is sundered wide,
And with peath's cold waters around US,
We shall STEM the dark, dark tide;
When the Joys we've fondly gathered,
All to twiDe in Life's fair wreath
Lie ali crushed, broken and withered
Meath the blighting power Of death
Will the barque that bears our spirits
Der Eternity's cold wave;
OH will it be richly freighted
With the hopes we long to savef
with those dreams we've loved to cherish,
OF destiny, more high
Than tie present, and those longinss
Earth could ressr satisfyf
Or when Death, the dim. pale archer
Swiftly speeds his poisoned dart,
severing each tvining terdr /
From the fainting, quiyering heart
Will II sever aspirations
Which are ciinging closely there.
RoSbing US of those choice blessings
Which have made this life SO dear
Mel methinks when the free spirit
Cleaves the ethereal. vsulted blue,
And the gales Of pearl. flung open,
Bid it gladly enter through;
That these earnest, ardent longiDgs,
which are noile. pure and high,
viii be satisfied and strengthened
In that cline beyond the sky.
BLooxyIELD, o.
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The Sickles and Key tragedy is really
more disastrous in its effects than it was
at first supposed it could be. In Wash
ington, a few days since married lady
said: "Ah! am so sorry for that
tragedy! 1 have not been able to get any
gentlemen to speak with me since I've
heard of i'll" 1t was really dreadful
thing
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-04-06

Fanny Fern says that ''if one half OF
the girls knew the previous life Of the men
they marry, the list of old maids would
be wonderfully increased" If the men
knew what their future wives were to be,
wouldn't it increase the list of old maids
still further, FANNY
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RICE GRIDDLE CAKEs.-Pui tea.cup.
full of rice into two tea -cupfuls of water,
and boil it till the water is nearly ab.
sorbed, and then add pint and half Of
milk. Boil it slowly until the rice il
very soft.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-04-06

Better be the head of yeomanry than
than tail of the gentry.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-04-06

1t is through inward health tha, we su-
Joy all outward things.
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STEUBENNILLE, DtC. q, ICOf.
"Dear Sir Il have a letter this NOR
ming from DIR. T. (Trevitt) in New York,
which gives rise again to suspicious ]
have expressed to you, but which were
well nigh dispelled when 1 left Colum
bus.
He says, although 1 trust you have
already seen him, that so far as he knows,
B. (Breslin) has not a dollar in nc "
York L. has of course seen E. (Edger.
ton, and according to former custom,
the latter would know whether any funds
were there. He says also. that fears are
entertained on the street, that Ohio will
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ATKINSON TO MORGAN.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25, 1854.
Dear SI:-Yo rs of 22j, inclosing U.
s. st ,cks Sl06 200, to be presented to
the Secretary of the Treasury for re-
, 1859-12-09
San Sraatistu.


- THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
B; known and old established house il still at his old
Al tricks-Ol feeding the public at the low price Of
SN Dollars per week, and still they TO patake Of
BIZ good and well furnished table; and as Mr.. Kelly is
ole the pioneer hotel keepers Of this city, he pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting ut his house
tC make the public comfortable.
The house is centrally located 10 the vicinity Of the
st0 House, Post Office, and also Of the up river and
Ccean steamers, and contains a number Of single and
mily rooms well ventilated, suitable for ladies' aud
angle gentlemen.
There is also attached IN the house a READING
loom, and LIBRARY which contains a large number
fee ted standard works There is also, at the arrival
d each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs 10 the house. to convey passengers and
baggage. free Of charge. The public are respectfully
rquested 10 give the house trial.
Board per week, So; per day, 81; Meals, so cents;
Lodging per night so tO IS cents LODGING per week 50
L El. JOHN KELLY, Jr, Proprietor.
san francisco, Dec. 26, 1857. l.tf
, 1859-12-09
Testimonials of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons.

The Piano came to hand and in first nate order II N
beautiful instroment.-LEE 4 WALKER, Philadelphia.
John Hewitt Of Carthage, New York, who has had
one OF the Horace Waters Pianos, writes folOWH"A
friend OF mine wishes 10 purchase q piano for her
She likes the one you sold me In December, 1858. Nv
piano Is becoming popular In this place and think
lar than any other make"
We hNve two Of waie' Pianos In use IN our seminary
Que which bAs ben seventy tested Tor three yean-
and we can testify to their good qualy aud durability
WUOD d GAEGORY, Mount Carroll, Ill.
II. wATE.s, Esq.-Dear Sir: Having nsed one Of yOur
planOtOrtes r two years past have found Il very an
geriOI instrument -ALOAzO GRAY, Principal Brooklyn
Heights seminary.
Rev. Mr.. Haynes writes as iolOWs,-Prston Hollow,
N. Y. July 2sLh, 1855. MR. WATERs-Drar Sir: n.
ceVed The heodeon safe and in good order; am Wrii
pleased with the external appeannee and the tone aSo
hope shall have OccssIch TO Oruer one or two more
Tioga, N. Y, July 5sth lsSs. HoRAcR Warns. E.o,
Sir: The helodeGn you sent me duly received 10
good order. am now fully prepared 70 say that The
instrument highly satisfactory and beg you laeespS
my thanks for the very liberal terms on which yOn lu
nished H. and for the very honorable manner IN which
you have fulfilled, and more than fulfilled all that you
promised Very respectfully yours, &C., J. l. sNITi.
The Piano received from you continues to give at-
faction. regard ~ one Of the bost inairumonts in the
place.-JAhEs l.. CLARKE, Charleston, Va.
The Melodeon has sely arrived. feel Obliged 70 nun
for your liberal discount do all can Tor you IN these
paFts.-Rev J. N. MCCORMICK, YaFquesVille, g. O.
Ine flano was ouly received. II came IN excellent
condition, and u very much admired BY my numerous
family. Accept my thanks for your promptnea..-R0B-
ERT CoOPER, WaTFanham, Bradford Co, Pa TT
Your Piano peases well. Il Is the beS. one IN our
county-THoMAs A. LATHAM, Campbletoh, Go.
We are very much Obliged to you fer having sent such
hne instrument for $3.50, and We shall take pains 70
recommend it.-BRAEK, HELD Co.. BafAlO Democrat
The Horace Waters Pianos are known as among the
very best; we are enabled 10 speak Of these instruments
with confidence, from personal knowledge Of their excel
lent tone and durable quality York Evangelist.
We can speak Of the merits Of the Horace Waters
Pianos fom personal knowledge as being Of the very
best qualty-Christian IntelligenceF.
Nothing at the State Fair displayed greater excellence
IN any department than the Horace Waters Pianos.-
Churchman.
waten' Pisnos and MslOdeOns challenge comparison
With the finest made anyWhere In the couniTy[HomO
Journal
Horace Waters PianoinFtes are Of fn Fich and even
tone, and powerful. New York Auacal Review.
Our friends viii find at NJ. waten store The very best
assortment OF Music and Of Pianos 10 be found in the
United states, and We UHge our southern and western
alends % give them call whenever they 90 70 New
YOrks-GTahamh Magazine.
WarerOOnls No. 333 broadway, New York.
, 1859-12-09

BAKAnD IAyLoR. rstraeing his steps along
ths coast Of Norway afisr 4 lspss uf A few
W1dk8. aay1s-H Wls particularly struck, du.
rIng he return, with ths rapid progress Of
numm1r-tho flying leaps with wSich she
dnr1 her short coursa. Among tho Iofo.
o1n1 De potatoes were cominginIo blossom.
and he rye and barley into hofd he Rras.
was already cut IN many places and drying
On polol, aud The green Of The woods and
mllloul showed The dark, rich character Of
i1e 1ou'han land. Owing 70 this rapidity
q glp<. al the more hardy varioiios Of
g91l.1hIos nay b euooo1ufhlly cnliirnted.
Mr. m1ull informed ne that hls peas and
bo1n1 q kaai0rd QaL 20 deg. NJ grew
TIRE inches In tHaniy-iour hours, and,
10lIt planted 1lk weeks later than those
aboui chIi.iianA cane 70 maturity at the
- ~. rf fsffi
, 1859-12-09
DR. GUYSOTTS IMPROVED
Extract Of HeIIcw Dock ano SafsapatiIt

Extract Of BeIIcw Dock and SafsapafiIIa
IN QUART BOTTLES,
rs ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THB BEST
i Sarsaparila made, ~ Is certified By the wonderful
has performed Remember, this Is the only true
and genuine article. This medicine, when used accord
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
scroiua, or Kings Evil, Cancen, Tumos, Eruptions Of
the Skln Etydipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, RingWOm
or letter, Scald head, Rheumatism, Pains In
the Bones and joints, Old Sores and
Ulcen Swelling NJ the Glands, Dyspepsia, Salt Rhenm,
Disease Of the Kidneys, Loss OF Appetite,
Disease arising from the use Of
Mercuy, Pain In the Side and Shoulders General Debility
Jaundce and CostVeness.
The Best Female Medicine known.
The Yellow Dock and SarapaFa is peculiarly adapted
for females II delicate health resulting fOm regnlarity
Of menstrual discharges and other diseases peculiar 70
their sex We assure the acted that bottle or two OF
DR.. GuysOtts Extract Of Yellow Dock and sarsapaFlla
win at once regulate those diiculties and renew the
natural energies.
CAUTION-Do not be imposed upon By unpFincipled
Druggia Take none but the genuine, which is put up
In Quart Bottles and sold BY oil respectable druggstA
PARK q WHITE, Sole Agents,
lS2 Washington street. San Francisco.
Also Importers and general Agents for ell the genuine
PATENT MEDICINE, and cell the same In quantities
10 suit at reduced rates. 1+u
, 1859-12-09

Iplows, Isows, | reaps, mows, gets up
wood for winters ! digs, | hoes, and taters
grows, and, for what knows, am indebted
70 the printer. ! do suppose all knowledge
flows right from the printing press, so of !
goes, in these 'ere clothes, and settles up-l
guess.
, 1859-12-09
/. ENGsBURY. A. DODGE
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner OF HrOadway and sansOme streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Board per week. SC; Board and Lodging per week. Is
10 SO; single meals so cents Board per day. $ LOdg
ings, so 10 IS cents.
KlNGSBURY & DODGE,
Propretors.
N.B-The Baggage Wagon runs from the boats free
n rbnr0n
, 1859-12-09

oH
|DRx GOODS,
Corner battery and clay streets, san Franchise
HAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
IL 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales % inch brown sheeslngSj
500 bolts No.2-l0 Duck;
20 bales Raven Duck; .at
l0cases Merrimac prints;
10 Gases Prague prints;
10 cases Pacific prints;
10 cases Dunnell's prints; =.
10 cases and "a bleached shirtingu;
10 cases "a, 81 and lO-l bleached Shirtings;
20 casas blue drills;
20 cases blue denims;
10 bales hickory stripes; .. s.t
20 bales 4, and ~ tickings;
10 bales scarlet, blue and gray hannels;
10 bales Blllardale white hannel
cases COburgs and Mefin0s;
cases wool and half wool plaids;
cases blue and black alpacas; Js III.
10 cases Pacihc-neW styles De LANES;
cases, al wool, new styles De LANES;
cases French MerinOa; .'.s.
1000 Bay State plaid shawls;
1000 cashmere and plain wool 5haWls; black and col
oTea silks; pieln, figured and plaid silks;
And q large assorlmentO Of other Dress Goods.
BLANKETs.
1000 pairs white, green and blne MackinaW;
1000 pairs BIB, TBB and SBG Blankets;
1000 pain cheap grey English Blankets;
1000 paln eheap bue English Blankets;
500 pairs scarlet English blankets;
COO pairs %, 10 I. II and l2A white BED Blankets
CLOTHING AND FURNIsIHING GOODS.
1000 dozen grey, blue and scarlet flannel shirts;
1000 dozen grsy and white Merino UndoFshliis and
Drawers;
1000 dazen MerinO and all wool socks;
500 dozen aAtnet and jean pants;
500 dozen duck Gnd o0tiounade pants;
500 dozen hickory and check shirts; r'
500 dozen calico and white dress shirts;
500 dozen OvefAlls and iumpen;
Black and fancy silk cTavats necktes, silk handleF-
chiefs, snspendeFs and variety Of other articles too
numerous 70 mention. For sale low by
JANsON, BOND 4 co..
S3HH Cof. RtteTy a1d Clay SIS, 6aR Francisco.
, 1859-12-09
Sm frantistu.

With extras for all the different patterns from
1852 to 1859. agent for the manufacturers for
the Pacific coast.
, 1859-12-09
NOTICE.

TUE HOSPITAL STEWARD AT BORT
eiellacoom has On hand quantity q Medieinea and
DfurI, which n ull aen % eiiiIens.
RFe.eIpions for sypAns and GonoFhUA carefully com
ln1alFs Il s Hospital s,svarl. room, Hospital building.
~ .T.f- : IffZgEPATn
, 1859-12-09
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Udolpho Woltes sehnapps.

Medicinal Diet Drink, lively used and approved by
eninently salutary qualities the medical faculty. the
manufactured by bim,el rX temperance people, heads
clLsvey, at his factory o. lOf families, &c.
Scbeidam, In Holland ard In Gravel, Gout and Rheu-
well known during the las matism, In Distinctions Of
twelve years throughout the the Bladder and Kidneys,
Atlantic and Western Saies and In general Debility, its
Il Is made from the bes effects are prompt decided
Barley that be selected and invariably reliable And
In Europe with the essence Is not only remedy for
Of aromatic Italian berry these malades but In all
Of Acknowledged and extra leases In which they pro-
ordinary medcinal qualities duced by drinking bad wa
II has long since acquirsd ter which Is almost uniVer-
higher repuatOn both insally the Of them, Il
Europe and America, than Operates as sURE PRKVEN-
any other diaTetic beverage rive.
Analysed, II Is q PER- For Fever and Ague Il 10
FEOTLY PuRE Logon, In its one Of the most ecacOns
effects mid aud whole pFeventves that can be re-
some tonic. Il Is exten- sorted TO.
, 1859-12-09
SECOND HAND PIANOS
bargains aWaysin stores prices nom sSOto $780,
SIC.

One Of the largest and hest catalogues Of Music now
puhlshed An the music and music bouks published In
the United States for sale at this MaTtn
celebrated Guitars aud all kinds Of Musical nsT0ments
and music merchandise at the lowest prices Music Oent
Whenever ordered post paid. Catalogues sent By mail
clergymen.
, 1859-12-09
Advice to Orchardists.

On looking into the Rural New Yorker,
We see directions given for killing the ap.
pie bark louse, which the Massachusetts,
PLoughmGn pitches into vigorously. The
Rural SAYS that I" tar and lnsced oil are TO
be mixed together and applied warm 10 the
limbs" TO kill lice! On this and other sPe.
cifics the PloHghmal remarks:
"Tar and oil! Of all the washes that we
have ever heard of for trees, this is the gros.
sest. Trees have been killed outright by a
wash Of greasy matter. Some years ago
man in Maine took fancy to wash his trees
with fsA oil, and he killed them all in a
short time. Tar is well known in New Eng
land to be so injurious that those who apply
it to head the canker-worm take care to coat
the tree with canvass before the tar is put
on.
Another remedy is tobacco and strong lye!
But why any tobacco in the lyel Tobacco
poisons the lye and makes it less elficaciOus
than without it. Tobacco is a poisonous
herb, and should never be named to make up
mixture Of items as 1t seems to be here.
Lye alone may be made so strong as to be
injurious to young trees. Why then put it
in q poisonous quid2 Is this to dilute or
weaken the lye2
Another says unleaehed ashes scattered on
the limbs of tree kills the lice. Well, what
is this more than simple lyel The lye alone
is the thing to kill vermin on trees.
MAD ITcH IN CArrLE.-A correspondent
wishes to know the cause and cure for the
mad itch in cattle. 1t is in most cases caused
by letting the cattle eat Of the coin stalks
where hogs have been eating green corn; the
hogs leave the entire lot chewed fine, which
the cattle eat, and in few days they take
the mad itch. Ihave seen farmers lose whole
herds with it. The best thing know Of to
cure this complaint, is to give one pint of
melted lard three times in an hour. Sweet
oil Is better. Drench the animal with cold
water. The chewed stalks lie dry in the
manifold, and if the beast can be made to
to take enough water to moisten the cut, it
will recover.
A poison Of any conceivable description
and degree Of potency, which has been inten-
tionally swallowed, may be rendered Instant
y harmless by simply swallowing two gills
Of sweet oil. An individual with Q very
strong constitution should take nearly twice
that quantity. This oil will most positively
aeGtralize every form Of vegetable, animal
or mineral poison with which physicians and
chemists are acquainted.
IplOws, ] sows, reaps, mows, gets up
wood for winter; digs, hoes, and taters
grows, and, for what knows, am indebted
TO the printer. do suppose all knowledge
flows right from the printing press, so of
goes, in these 'ere clothes, and settles up-l
, 1859-12-09
NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC,
Published by Horace Waters, Agent, Ne. a31
Tlroadxvnv NJ "

Fu'II1hsd by IIOFace WatsF., Agent, Ne 80
broadway. n. ".
, oCH T & Word, can a: |. The Ang. .os
Give me back my Mountain Home; - "a bay Dream"
"Dandy Cock Robin ~ ain Win M sIl >, -. Ns,ne
aTheres no Darling hs mine Ode 10 iberv - firsve
Of ROsabeT and ~Wake, Lady, Waken Priee Is erntl
each. -
INSTRUMENTAL A.. p.,... a.. s,..... ~.
Pots IA ner,s. tn ain =. .agns ~, ~
schOtischep "TRe Piccolmni Pefa IS eef, eaeR AsSc
above onr pieces have beautiful xgnettes "welmar POka
hIaoan n,, Mar-oy harch The very last VassovlalAG
~ yAavnle Msn1rka Orinoine Walt1" Reading POLKA
anq % price % cents each The Empire
, 1859-12-09
The AfOmat!s Srheldam Schnapps

In gIeat de-lin the stomach aud bowels
; travelling to which they are especially
lie In ihOs' subject, as well as in the
lutTy espe- lchOlic N grown persOns.
by many T. Its jndiciOus adoption In
BY where Il connection with the principal
,Wn on &C. meals, or when q sense Of ex.
er remedial haustiOn dictates It's use.
never fails to relieve the
n Dropsica debility attendant upon pro
enerally the tracted chronic mplidies low
uired, when Temperament and exhausted
early siagps vital energy, by whatever
q Dyspepsia cause induced. These are
aken inpru. facts 10 which many Of the
ss q dir' most eminent medical men,
iAlly at din both in Europe and the
BY unlfnl M United States, have borne
q eminenily testimony, and which are
most Ohsti. cOFrOborsted by the highest
N even The written authorities.
al remedies Put up In quart or pint bot
Afford more lies, In cases Of one dozen,
relief LR with my name on the bottle,
ney Il is an cork, and fac smile Of my
Fiable speci signature on the label.
be admins. For sale by all the respect.
and prOpOF able druggists and Liquor
Is even tOidellers In California and
In 81 those lOIencn.
ripping pain UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Importer, q Beaver street, New York.