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II IL EnQImO6
not led M. Dopald Mckay, the eminent Boston
shiPbuil6es TO slef his opinions In fepard 10 tbe
supsiority OF American models for speed. he
Sn;es mat our own are fAs superior to any models
that experience has hitherto amply demonstrated
He recommends, however, more general use Of
iron and steel In the construcsloa of vessss mate
country, and TO great advantage
III In 1923, when the Senior Quincy WIS
MAYOR OF Boston, coutract wns made betvsra the
CITY authorities and widow lady, by which IL
certain strip Of land required for soms eitv ~,
psovement IN consideration u The sum OF one
thousand dollars per annum to be paid TO her d,,-
mng ner nisa"s: snd twenty thcui.pd @ her heir
the last few days, when she died IT the re Of
s.sssy' having dawn her saiary for thirty three
UAs oacisl census taken il Chin. ,v,..
years gives the following resuIts: The Ant - ~
dc number q inSsbisans Il acoass ST. "a tSs
the sss F ssgSa :ss q d
thcse aecounb Be correct. and these u nothing N
LEAD 10 the supposition thst thsy are rot the chi.
s IS: IL, RSpsl.si' has In forty years increased
ErA lunssic, who once escaped from :, -, Inn,
fest On m island in the bsy. vhich IA ss..n
abandoned. but stu retained lev heayv euns r.
lion, and actually eansonaded the town and sssS
into seyt ri vessels sntesiag the hasbor. =
O Pariealnn resolved Of The wreer A. ~.
loyal Chasees show that the disastes Wa one ~
pss,o %s r: .P. a,s s e .se.'s oay
crew, az 3o3 souls. The Gsssf East.rs n ~. AZ
head rode cut the gale In fsly, but had -. 80!
up Sof sny smergeacy that might arise
.. " New losk npes aoticing the tfuublss
thtnhD IL bcut WAY = end the rnatf.r r-c.tS -
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:. ~ The New York Tribune pertineutly nys.
that one ofthe chief tesrors Of an editors hzassrd
lot is-not, by any means, the libel-suits with
which poitry pettifoggers contrlve 10 infess him,
nor yet the indignant nuiances who stalk into
bis once TO talk Of cowhides and revolvers when
he wants to be quietly attending to his own busI-
ably insist on Si. Ss' Win ss
cations to attacks made upon them by somebody
els. stake any shape but that'-come ARMED
with wSio OF bludgeops-and he meets you with
smiling cOmpesufe, but the man with 9sieyarce
Zoe which said editor 10 nowse responsible, ID his
despair. go y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-15

How TIE HAapER,s FkRRY Marin n RI.
eARDED IN vrRoIxIA.-A Bedford county Tvs
correspondent Of the New York Herald says: al
may interest your readers to hear from Northern
man, Incidentally In Virginia at this time. some.
thing Of the feeling regarding the Harper's Ferry
oafhreak In one Of the largest slave disfrics TIE
news Of II came during the annual Fair Of the
Lynchburg Agricultural Society. when come sec-
lions Of this and adjoining counties were slmost
there could have been no more favorable opports,
nity Tor the rtsng Of the negroes. But neither At
that time nor at any period since, has there been
marked gentleuiaa to me, q would 20 70 NV
plantation for body guard Of slaves, As anotI-
ef Instance, may mention In the house where II
was saying the doors are seldom locked .nd
three OF four ioaded guns (used for hunfinc1
could be taken by anybody. And this r. lrue r.
the whole neighborhocd and county. AZ the
pcsed 10 their SLAVES BY the whltes or 81 - sf.
tion which u given IN return. NeithP % -
shaken, even afa period Ike the peeo1stp - Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-15

II In the obituary, notices Of the late Robert
Stephenson. II was slated that he LEFT NO family
behind him. II II strange coineidence that the
greater number Of men noted for n,ech.n,csl
genius like many of those fzmous In literature.
science and Rovernmenfin Great Britain, have len
no children to perpetnate their names. Shaks-
Mansfield, Pitt. For, Cray. Cowper. coIiips
Thomson, Goldsmith, Cav. Conpfeve. Hnme
Bishop, Butler, Locke, Hobs, Adams, Adam
Smith, Bentham, Dayy, Sir Joshua Reynolds.
Flaxman, Sir Thomas Lawrence, and others well
known 70 fame In British annals, have no lineai
now living. asts.lssT :
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W WIN. Ingrsham, Of KiEgslon, len his home
rsiations At Red Bank, N j., taking his wife Win
him shortly afsev. be returned without his part
nef, ana, In great apparent grief he collected ali
me money due him. and lefI ~ turneA out that
While crossing bridge he pushed his wife into
tne water, and. supposing abe would be drowned
made on. The poor woman, however managed
gave an sccoant d the true state Of the case.
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!. II The following bit Of goasip Il aiveu bv N.
BOSTON Traveller = We hear tat : Nov ferk
nesehsnt who he's fnliy reached ths niddIe De
,9oa q NE ana . worth mint 81 dedlarx =
who has acqnised. n the selecf circle ID whicR
the moves, the eov3abie title - ~ Belie q Hos
scn Maftesssre % far advanced shA& 50 msrrispe
Proposed 70 hsve the weddinr in church, ~
prepandons were being made Tor display sncS
= hee seldom ben sesn in this city, butt cone
quence o. The eomments upon the late diamond
weodsng' IA New Yefk, this weddInR win prob
ably take place a pgivats residence, In the 49,
ence % only The few who may be 90 fortunifS a
70 obsain cards Of invitaiion.S IS = 1,S-'"
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Az LLIIso. P..IRIx ON FIan-on Friday
way ran through prairie on IRE. The flames
were burning hercely under the very feet Of the
Iron horse a. he sped On his way. For Q long dis
where the flames had swept over IL. On resching
q bridge about mile east Of Dyer Ststion IL was
found that part Of the tresfle had been 6urned
sway The train was detained there several hours
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-15

IL The Pitfsburgh Dispatch says thst when
Thomas cunningham, Esq, Of Beaver, Pa, went
- Kansas, under an appointment as q s. Judge,
In passing through settlement he met old Osa,
watomie Brown, who had just arrived with half
dozen Pro-Siavery prisoners, captured while in
arms to assail the Free-Shte settlen Among
them Were several slave-holders, who were ali.
charged by Brown (as Gov. Wise promised 70 dis.
charge Gesrft smith) with lecture, - poor igno-
rant devils. who knew no better; then turning 70
the Northern men with Southern pdnciples, be
,emarkedi Gas for you fellows, who ought to
North, must AJAX the Lord what shall do with
you.p Whereupon the stern old man commenced
praying TO the Almighty, asking his aid, that he
might 50 dispose Of these prisoners to bess pro.
mote the Free stnte cause, &C., in the midst Of
which Judge Cunningham, after vain sttempts at
restraining 1t, burst into . at Of Laughter. In
moment Brown ceased praying, and turning bis
piercing eyes upon the offender remarked "A nj
u you don't stop laughing, shall dispose Of You,
sir, tcitAoM askisg the Lord an yfhiag a6esfcs II
Is unnecessary to say that the honorable Court re-
:umed IT. accustomed grave derneanor, and that
the subsequent proceedings az John Bsown,s
drim-head court martial were marked with DO
levity 20 Ear asy Judge Cunningham was concerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-15

Z. ly The Pri.ce Of wslss, having made great
ser upwards about eighteea months back, sesms
i0 TIE present 70 have come 70 . halt In his
growth twas Anticipated that his continental
nor, ana The consequent frequent change o. ell
msse, would have made great change In bis APP
peerance, put except IN the bronzing Of his COM
piexion, his Royal Hfehness 70 much the mine in
appearance ~ when he left England The Prince.
however dos mot at all promise 10 become set or
square: Ike bis younger brother, Pince Alfred,
was always charactefistic Of HE 6gnse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-15

The SrRANxR NORTH STAR The New York
Times sayE "Much anxiety w,s expressed on sat
this port on the 10th Of October fos Aspinwsll In
company with the steamship Atlantic, bat failed
70 make her appearance at her desffration up to
the time Of the departure Of the Afantic upon her
return TIP on the I'd inst and by the Isabel, at
Charleston, we leun that she had not resched
Aspinwall on the 4th. At that time the vessel was
fully seven days behind hertime Il il the general
impression that, by over-driyfng to keep MP with
her competitor, she may have broken an important
part Of her machinery, and been obliged 10 seek
,me port In tbs Caribbean sea, under canvas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-15

DEArH y1e1 own -Ex q ffoN arm nrARrr
MRAl.--NictaeI Hey, young maA twenty I've
~, g sgs. sIRloyed = hessles e ne senisss
street, died Tnssday night under ssneplar circuu-
stances. He had eaten at about shadows very
hearty supper at his Boarding house; aoer which,
q soda water, aad walked ont owreatls VIII enc
ofhis companions. After indulRib In this violent
exescise fos . few minutRs he fell 10 the ground,
his face became quite blue, and In shost tine h
denly AFTER drinking the soda water cfeafed sene
suspicions that the beverage contained some POI.
sopcus substance. These suspicious, however,
were peoven 70 have no foundation whatever IN
fAct the true cauae Of death being discovesed by
d.. Thcmss kennard, who made post moFt~Gl
examination at The request Of The coeonef Death
was really brought about by sFush Of blood 70 the
tension q the stomach and the exer.
ton imprudently Dsde by the deceased. --S.
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j u Fssa fhs pablishss, O. T. Dsasy, We have
1929 the able sermon delivered by Rev yss
: ni4es, - Philadelphia, II q. Aloysins' Church
q 0e evenfng q the dedication. II Il prefsceA
eysnn isAsesstng hissosy Of TIE spesasssss q the
oecasly e yssas in TIE District 10 - -
K1sA ASCENT ~ made on saturday, In Phiis-
apa1s. upsa stden q ceaasssfeissss, and some
N hundred dellars' worth of SYSTEMATICALLY well
snssuasd counassfsit coin ssised. Philadelphia h
heeoniaG sonaswhst Notorious - The great had
qpntess = the eoanteneifing Raag. -
ID We have received the ara number Of Cd
F1sesacess /" Democratic Qnartesly Review H.
ND ts-d.y. II Presenb an sxcesdingly csedit-
able appearance, and IL centenis are able ana
vofisa. IN -, Celossl Flosssee seems % have
entered ppoa his new work win al The Web
Known ardes and energy d his chsraeaer. We
sfe gaa 70 netsby his gracefal saluzscry that ne
.snsvtswp siarb upon basis Of assured sucees
Thu Initial number contains some, eightssn ar
ueies, snd we hear Il stated that Dr. Lsrine. Of
Msoeshesesh; Colonel Wheeler, Of Nossh Caro-
has; - = Brown aad Sidney webstes, are among
ths esaesibu>sss. fs.Isss - 3 =
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-15

H. letter from Canton, Mass. says aUn-
usual intesest was excited here Nov 10Y In cor.
sequence Of the exhnthation Of the body Of James
ner. The following 10 IN outline Of the story |:
Some ten months sinee, james Shala. aged So,
married young lady Of IL. About seven weeks
since be was seized With Illness, aud died the
poison, and stories involving the character Of the
young wife were in circulation At last is was
decided to test the question Of poison by an ar-
topsy. 1t was performed by Drs. Ainsworth, Of
Boston. Portions Of the viscera were sent 10 Dr.
jackson, Of Boston, Tor chemical analysis. The
coroner has taken measures TO have the Suspected
party brought before the jury -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-15

Lsfrn yEen consrxAs, --AtIast accounts nom
erevDuiie, corunss bad addressed the follow
Ing Letter 10 mesehsns q that CITY. m W.
ynuen, ays he Flag, by no Mexican o. suanisrd
- Sceeee9 ePeutag and efammar. which traps,
49, late ssLsrsblf Eaglish, would SD n fol.
81 vnLAxURyA. OF n s5asSi -
Dsg Hs<sd-I say to you that having been In
49, tn1y TIE town CT BfownsvflIe q fortffvfno
i'll . 1ghf against me, I tell Won that a. M
wlse - tyht against the tow1 because az tie
nany pensons who are fanltless, such n xonr
nssss that q D, Alejandro, that Of b. Pablo, nd
49, ioaividual bouses, such ~ that Of D. Ven
eeeAD vega Do me TIE fsvor 10 scouaipf All
Ne pessons asd Mr.. Powess four Msvoel md
IL Js1fs Brown CHE Sheriff. that do not Win
. nelsse ths iowa ! hops you may answer me.
e ann about 70 mach upon TIE town, sinee
I I've now ~ uu1lcient force and artillery 10
eeqR oowp tbs h0us0. and not being desiro,Ss 81
eoan{ ~ du1fe from yea the three OF four per-
seos ~ Who0 have been axgrieved suc6 a
~. Adoiphe Glzvecke, the kqufsfinr sheriR. fthe
1..eA, and sone' eebes p~ssoEs who have din
ps NJ ths fAsoe, and with you all thor peuo..
49, have FAMED, 10 make this &c. Known
onm, nat they may dgivs cut thooe me- ~
ene ~ - theis 1eld q battle I await vour a..
ev9 n order = acf - it suits ne. "a mcre
isf ssof, who places himself It your osders.
~ - 41s JEAN NHPoMUcRxo Con fInAs.
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ID n.lAksR, DE fsds eorreupssdenf u H.
49, xcsx 1me spsaking e he vague hinis
~ - feeach Enpesors health sd tke cor
49, hb rst1Fn = g. Cloud - ~ o.lv
Sns vss 49, g eown, cecs b eouneiI q thse
e.l.;. -. - :.cs e - Ne usele yeeme e ne
4eyS Al nqueo8 % TIE fhe1frrr
- ~ his naai~sy's health is lot rood-
oS ee.eons Tor believing til fhis
s nkes4 % he MAD, have no ne,d q
eo.s 49, yhieh an nonarcks 49, -
- non time = upse fhey - -
- xS heve sanoln1rly 20 ev3dence ~
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: vfl1 - snMepsa II ths nsw Ysuitoy q JsGIsssn
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eahsa p1see In New York On Sunday, In houor Q
$500 Bsedesick, we're agsin postpeasd % q
cent efihe weather. :
10 An 81 lady named Martha A. Nicholas
eenn1<>1 suicide BY tzking iaudsum. IN Nsv
Y0k, q Friday lsss, e. sccsuns Of having hsd
s.na wiA As dasghasr sbsat $500 ds6essi
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fnon CALrvORxrA.-Ths ovsrlasd mail AZ o..
49, 80 hss arrived q g. Isuss - :
IRE sap MesG1 iron San Pssneisco hsd ban
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esSsssy, eawtng goat exeifemeas. m kim
sssSePa.ssd abdieafion, bat recosadered lie
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GEORGE w. BRAY q co, .
oor!Sf AkkNShnsI y e., wv VI suSy.r95 vr.
And III Other rich and issSienshls Cod je1sry, A.
~ q sr txtsnsivs :ssortment Of yey fne FAN
WEE, Gold. Silver. Steel. and Other sPEciT.1.
v SSLSSCkS; eoasht from the nsauiaetory. I'll Of
no: sto sth ,tscet aopposits the National Intel
III Wet hes. c,oeks and Js xeiry rs,sirea
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-08
ElgCY ARTICLES. PIlTTMIBY, &c

TUSF RECEIVED per Wells, Fargo & Co.'S EX-
- press, a large assortment of Fancy and Toilet
Articles, Perfumery, &c, which we offer at prices
lower than any other house in California, viz;
1 gross India Rubber Dressing Combs;
L gross Fine Shell Dressing Combs;
dozen Powder Puff Boxes, assorted;
X gross Infants Hair Brushes
4 gross Ladies' Hair Brushes;
gross Ladies' Hair Pins;
l gross Lubns Toilet Powder,
gross Lubn's Perfumery, assorted;
gross Assorted Tooth Crushes;
gross Assorted French Pomades;
5 gross English Court Plaster, assorted
8 gross Aromatic Cushous.
For sale by RICE, COFFIN co.
dec2t-tf-is
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-08
/New Medical sai..--rhe most remark,

New Medical SaIt.--The most remarkable
4 discovery in medical science since the days of
EGalen the Antphlo CYSTIC Salt, recently discover
4 ed by Doct. f. Coggswel, of Boston. 1t is a per-
feet substitute for the lancet, the leach and the
blister neverfalngto cure diseases ofan inaammato
ry nature This wonderful combination Of chemical
salts is not patent medicine, but the prescription Of
an emnent physician. 1t cures only diseases caused
by Inflammation, such Rheumatism, Brain Fever,
Neuralgia, Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Ulcers, Gravel Asth-
ma, Piles, Venereal and cutaneous diseases, and in
short all diseases proceeding from inflammation, wheth-
or of the head chest lungs throat, abdomen or eN-
tremties. Its effect is to balance the fuids of the
body, and egtaig8 the circulation Of the blood 1t
operates in the prevention and cure of malignant dis
eases in precisely the same manner as the vaccine
matter, which resembles alike in its application and
effects This chemical combination is so powerful and
instantaneous in its results that the dose is only what
will adhere to a quill dipped in the Salt and held to
tongue for one minute. The most astounding results
have invariably followed its use In the Atlantic sta'es,
and thousands testimonials as to its virtues can be
furnished, If required. WORKS, however, and not
FAITH, is what's asked for this Salt try it and it will
prove its own efficacy. 1t is put up in achm pack
ages, price twodollars and will beforwarded by mall
post paid to any part of the country upon receipt
of that sum addressed to REDINGrON Il CO., san
Francisco Full directions accompany each pack
age. AS soon as supply can be received, 1t viii
be for sale by all Druggists in the state.
RICE, COFFIN CO.,
Agents for Marysvine. !
General Agents REDINGToN CO.,
dec16-sm Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-08

To the Afflicted. LET no false decacy prevent
the invalid from seeking medical relef-the card of
DR. L. j. CzAPKAY to be found in another column, in
dcates where to obtain reliable and competent ply
sican. 1t is seldom that we are called upon to bear
testimony in favor of the skill of any physician but
a sense of duty as well as justice demands that we
should not pass nr. Czapkay by, without something
more than a mere mention. Unlike the greater por-
ton of those who thrust themselves and their nosums
before the public, whose practices are empirical, Dr.
Czapkay is a gentleman of rare medical and scientific
attainments having held the position ofchef surgeon
of the liberating army during the late hungarian
Revolution, being voted honorary member of the
Philadelphia College of Medicine, and is possessed of
all the requisite Jerence and skill for the
fu practice of his profession 1t to the care and ad-
vice of such physician we would recommend all
suffering from the effects Of sexual or private diseases
feeling assured that in all such complaints, whether
arising from Infection ndiscreon, sefabuse, or loss
of vrity he can guarantee, from his extensive prac
tce speedy anil permanent cure. To those suffer-
ing from the effects physical and mental debility,
we would say, let common sense take the place ol
false modesty and seek such advice as will save you
from untimely grave, and lead you back again TO
pristine health, conslt DR.. Czapkay, whom we cheer
fully endorse a skitul and tried physician, capa-
BILE of coping with and successfully eradicatns those
sef-ncted miseries, the evils of empirical practices
and all diseases of seminal nature. DR.. Czapkay
rooms are OF Sacramento street, opposite the Pacific
! Mail steamship Co IS office, san Francisco.
dec16-3n