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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13

DATuas. BATNa!:-The unde rsi9aed " enid
ID pecfuy inform his old sion ers and the puhir gen
eray he thoroughly renovated and prepared his
BATHING ESTABLISHMENT for their reception and
trusts by prompt attention his business to merit and Sc
liberal patronage.
CR COLD AND TEPID BATHS furnished At all hours
nav 7doras IEANDER HARRISON.
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Another Failure of Jacob Little.
Markets.

NV YORK, May I2.-.1acob LiIT', sioux DIT
ker, failed Tor probably S2.00o,OOO
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CAMP, SMITH e Co.
GROCER 4 4 d u; MRMMfsGsIKBE IR7a,ou1.,

Opponft lie Va giRid BeNk,
LTNCHBURO, "a,
EEPs constantly on hand largo and yassd assasssss
H ofGkocER.Es AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, wkssh
no ocrs to the trade reduced prices for Cash. ssehangp
Tor Produce Il. his purpose heresfer to conduct BIS hs
ncs entirely CASH PRiNCIPLka and In order ssee
desirable object hc will sell such prccs VIII peosast -
interest Of all who may favor him with call
Grateful for tho share Of patronage received hasls
" his attached friends and gcnerous public for the
ten years bc hcgs continuance Of their kindness NJ pre-
ent huaInrss ian La
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WING NJ HIN ELS.

THE subscriber offers Tor sale BARTHoLF'S IMPROVED
L SEWING MACHINES They oRtra stronS and sim.
pa; almost to t"cm In hall an h,ur
they the stitch both sides Of the work sew
light heavy and extra heavy work. mako the
highest possible stitch known
No have three the ESQ MACHINE the FAMILY MA
CHINE suitable for Families Planter TailOrs &c. and the
suitable for Tailors Farmers Shoemaksr.,
kaddlers &c which will be sold at the New YORK cash
prize. and packed free Of charge.
april yldifts. WIN. L. PA0H.
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GENTLEMEN arc respectfully invited 10 call and exsmns
II the lates, styles OF FANCY CAsSlMEREsV ksTlNGs
lCLOTIS AND FURNISHING GOODS AL In want o.
really good goods syea and made mp TO hsS sae
suited Also the best Black Doe Skins Oral
Etc Linens low price Caasmeres for boys Military Coed
and Trimmings. sc, &c. WA L. PAGE
april l2.dfts
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GOODS: GOODs!! GOODB!!:
NY SPRING supply Of BOuTS, SHOES, aAkTEk6.
III HATS, CAPS. TRUNKS, VALisES. CARPET
BAGS SATCHELs, UMBRELLAS, 30. &C.. y now
which call the attention OF ny tends
being and prices will give
very thankful to liberal community 10 country ana
own. lapri lo'dMl r. sSA
~ E15ALTA.-ODD FE g.1.O VS. REGAkIA
III OF and snowy siyles Br thren are
to call supply themselves tor our approAcn
f,sti al Cal before they are all gone: vAov
march 2Gdislt w " n. = : - =
VVJA1I. AND CHILLING PAeHsss, ooRe
" DERS AND WINDOW SHADESs-tn ssose 40
receiving the mannactory ~ tee sssess NJ
Bic STYLES Wall and Ceiling Papern Borden Csa
trss and window shades all grades and pFces These
ami vii And It their interest to call and exaane -
s,ock They the Papers TO please ana prices isss
than ever before known In Lynchburg. -. ,,r,,c., 3
b.ve aso made with prompt And eoupees
workmep and will do all kinds Of PAPER HAN0lN6 -
prompt and satisfactory manner. orders from tcwn 40
country soiicit - 1e---- -
kSMgRT FRONTA.-A large iee ~ Etmee $50
~ Nsrsales Shirt Fronts Linen Handkerchiefa Couer1
half Hose Neck Tics. best Kid aud Thread Glove -
much lower than usual. WA. l. kAdA- q
april i2diis. ----------------
Oh CASES STICK I.IQuORsCK On eessaOs-
eoO slwnment and for sale By .. ..~..
april ~ dta- > : . - !. :. =
UR ysu wsss . ass HrsasA 1ssa, 94kDW -
lower than you can buy hss' s.n e - - Avr.,r
april XT-dta nInon - g4-zge11
n I1,1T ROR rHU PBoR11--I bew -
" received . supply Of PUk1 xEA091MA e VAA:Sz
lCOAL OIL. Thess Who wssl1 NE e n.ve A..
lsHssp nsht WIN plsass sel - - sspSasA 49,
= 90 on 140a 40 5cs Il Il sEAx. Ds,ssss
\
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A,Tn.N FOn sAIK-Mill hr .eIa en SAT-.
NAIUAnuE IOUSEsANn l.OTsEOR IA

~ kliAl The 4lh inst in front oi the Market House W
shares Buag Lnan stock, ,nchbarF and frsukl'n>
JAMES pINWiDDIE.
1 dn 81 4 hnrm dec
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Sblpping yntslligsnfs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, July ID.

- NJ
ARRIVED JHE
s,hiD CITY of Norfolk Parker, 60 hours from Savan
na SrelnIa'p to o' W3 5fentzei :,
steamer Henry l. CAV Her from Philadephia--mdse 10
Thp Susan l. Fitzgerald Green before reported below 81
days d rG gnoS p Ca To%ed up BY AJAX O.
gfe ebr Gen Scott Young Jacksonville lumber
Sehr w@ j. Montague, Jr csrmipe, from Port Spain,
Jay G Gers Sens saea o spS MOI s.
srs e b bark h HyPero4 for New YSr pear
sehr Richard Borden, Arnold, from Fall River-mdse to
List of Canal Boats from Hqyre de Grace steamer Ports
,, Boat Samuel II Lynch Captain Mowry-coal to Grove
Hoat Captain shopbe Captain shaw-lumber to Cockey
Boat Frank Burrows, Captain Burrows-umber to Red
grave f Burns.
CLEARED. .r . = ISL P
Steamer Belyidere, Keene, Richmond-J. Brandt, Jr
bahe %s Vest ndes tyYG Yates
schr. f. W Pratt, Whelden, Boston-Rose Lyon
MEMORANDA. ~
Steamship Thos Swami, hamsey, arrived at New YORK
Steamer Geo Peabody Prtchard sailed for Baltimore at
Ship John G. Costar for Baltimore sailed New York,
Brig Mons rate Crowther for New London, cleared at
Schr r G. Worre Dixon, cleared for Baltimore at viii
mngton. n c., 9th inst
Brig Chief Trader, New York. arrived at Savannah
Schr Herbert Manton Crosby arrived at Boston Bal
tmore, 9Th inst. u GF 4-EtC E..[ET
Schr Ontario, Latchum for Baltimore, cleared at New
berI, n. c., LIST inst.
Schr Lizzie Gowan, (Br) Wilson, arrived at Kingston
ia, from baltimore, l4th inst Fl ~. r..
Bark Syph, Jones' for Baltimore cleared Boston, 9tl
inst.
Brig Ellen Bernard, Bourne for Baltimore, cleared at Bos
ton, 9th inst ~ -,
Brig Chlcopee from Baltimore for Charleston was spoken
9Th inst off Frying Pan Shoals.
Brig Northern Belle, Paine arrived at Boston from Bat
more, 9th inst.
Bark Ramsey, of RockIand, was at Demerara, 2sh ut
Brig Josephus Stevens, for Havana cleared at Pensacola
Ship Leila Haines, for Boston, remained at Rotterdam
Bark Martha, Hoffman, for Baltimore, at Genoa, 2Od
nit
Schr Ben Vandiver, Holmes, arrived at Richmond I'm Bal
timore, sth inst
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK, July Il--Arr steamships Adelaide, Gal
way City Of Baltimore LIVERPOOL ships Oroondates, Ant
Mobile. - ~" -
Crd brig Maria Wilmington; schrs Rebecca City Point
j. Darling, Tarragona III. Blackman Georgetown.
PHILADELPHIA, July lI.-Arr. brig Black Squall, On
nah.
Cd brig Calvert, Barbados; schr Ia Bayard, Whining
ton, N c.
SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, July ll-Arr brigs Hannah BalGh East
J. Sharp and HALEY, do, Atho and Glenroy, Windsor
+. Taft, PASSPORT.
CT. schrs Indus and A. Herbert, Boston; VIM Kennedy
Philadelphia.
NORFOLK, July IO-Arr. schrs Amanda, Camden, Goo
Tidings and Josephus Edwin Philadelphia, Calpt Pen
sacolo.
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RREMEN LAGER BEER.-Just received a
Desh supply Of Imported Lager Beer in pnts and quarts
for sale by the cask or dozen by GEO. H0LIINS,
m262m 80. Il North Charles 4 -
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&zil 4Da0s.
@ss1e4 ~ 81 sat=ss@AAaaa@efFs% WECT A n

&%%a444 154 sEesssza41tssassEa VEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On and after April 21st, 1889 the trains will run as TO-
lows:
Leave Camden Station, Baltimoreai Except sunday
at 100 A NJ Express daily at 4O5 NJ for ALL PARIS "
THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH WEST Both
trains go directly through
FOR VA Y PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 720 A NJ tram
between Cumberland and Wheeling, (by lying for Cum
berland and Wheeling Accommodation frain, and between
Grafton and Pakersburg take the O5 d. train from Bal
timore
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4l6 P. NJ,
and from Frederick at 80 A ".
THE ELLICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at6.0l
A: NJ, and 540P NJ aud Ecotrs Mills at 100 A NJ AMI
FOR RELAY HOUSE Cbesides the regular train) a spe-
ca train leaves Baltimore $50 NJ and the Relay at no
P. NJ
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at % and 745 A. NJ, and 10 and 80 p
NJ On Sundays at 40 A NJ. only. Leaves Washington for
Baltimore at 40 and $50 A NJ, and 20 and 6I5 NJ On
Sundays at 80 p NJ only The second and fourth trains
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second and
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect
trains the Annapolis Road
For tickets of every kind Information, &C, apply toJ
ENGLAND, Agent or at the ficke Office Camden station
W p SMITH,
- - Master of Transportation.
H. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent j6-tf
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EAGTERN P0RTG
SOUTHERN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, July l1-Arr. brigs Hannah Balch, East
port Hancock Boston, schrs. W d. Carg b. L. Perry, L.
J. Sharp and NJ HALEY, do, Atho and Genroy, Windsor
f. Taft PASSPORT.
CT schrs Indus and A. Herbert, Boston; VIM. Kennedy
Philadelphia.
NORFOLK, July l0-Arr schrs. Amanda Camden Good
Tidings and Josephus Edwin, Philadelphia Caipe, Pen
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List of Canal Boats from Havre Grace per Ports
mouth, July l3, 1859. Z
Boat Samuel II Lynch Captain Mowry-coal to Grove,
Miller Co t.r. a..
Boat Captain shopbe Captain shaw-lumber to Cockey
& Co.
Boat Frank Burrows, Captain Burrows-umber to Red
f Burns.
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOB BALTIMORE
I'D GJTy June 28th, 1889 -CIiAUNCEY BROOKS rs
CORREl E. BRoOkS-Orlered that the sale made and re
ported by Henry p Brooks, Trustee, for sale of the
leasehod estate of C. T. Brooks be ratified and confirmed
unless to the contrary thereof be shown or before
the I'D day of July next provided copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed in Baltimore,
in each of three successive before the said 23 day
of July next.
The Report states the amount of sales to be 81, 200
WI: GEO. KREBS.
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STATE OF MARYLAND, ScT.-CALVERT
0CoUNTY ORPHANS, COURT june Term, ls59.-on ap.
pcation by petition of Emily W. CAN'T Administrative
THOS CAN'T late of Calvert county, deceased, it is
dered that she give the notice required by law creditors
exhibit their claims against the said deceased and that
the same be published once in each week for the space
successive weeks in Of the newspapers printed the
city of Baltimore. WM A. PARRAN,
Reg. of Wills. Calvert cnuntv
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THE AMERICAN HOMESTEAD Association as JESSE
ROBERTSON.
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Lefty IN EQUITY-0rdered, this sth day of July, 1881
that the sale made and reported by John Carson, Trustee in
the aregoing ratified and confirmed
to the contrary thereof be shown before the Sh day
of August neXIOrided copy of this order
in daily published in the city of Baltimore
aforesaid week for three successive weeks before the
said Sth day Of August, 1859.
The report states the amount of sales to be 1915.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That tbe spl

A CARD.-We beg leave to inform our Gus
-Atomers and the public that we have constantly on
hand full supply Of that really Indispensable SWISS
STOMACH B1TTERS and prepare to furnish the trade
and public with quantity desired To our friends VIII
have not had the above article wish that t
Bters, preventive remedy for all diseases
ting from foul overloaded stomach, is without an
equal as creates Appetite and prevents the heavness at
tendant upon eating by persons who are dyspeptc
- r. KRAUS Il CO., -
ID Cheapside.
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ap8-tf Sole Agents for tn
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

SUNS, 90 Exchange Place. 81 ~ 80
X lCE.-l00 casks fresh beat Rice per steamer
StS Ct Norfolk from Sayannah for by PENDER
VAST BROS, II Smiths wharf, Cup stairs) = iists
CAR WHEEL ON.-Yirginia Coal Blast for
0sale by STEPHEN s. LEE, 50 s Gay street. iists
RACON.-25 hhds. strictly prime bright and
Bacon shoulders and Sides for sale by j. G HAIR
AE1 q 20 NO Is Exchange Place slF - e. ii3ff
nLD JAMAICA RUM-Imported into the -,,rr,
600 OF Bamore September list, 1855, puncbeons in
Sfs, anu ior safe pure as imported by CIARATGH
9hAFF, 80 south street opposite Exchange Place il4
NUIICE-AH persons indebted to the late firm
Noi STANSBURY SEBRING are requested "a MAZE
immediate payment to the undersigned receivers ~ % NJ
iects Vi sdiu copaithershlp FL b. DAVIDSON, To-
je23eo2w ~ = n Res,o;,.l
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y STRAIT0N, SANFORD Il CO.,
DIST l0i Pearl and 81 Stone streets, New York. e
ROBERT LAWSON, -
!. k sl@ SADDLE, TRUNK, HARNESS,
@naAu0kA.
n COLA r MANUFACTURER.
:. Wholesale aud Retail,
Naroh.xa - na LTlhORE STREET, CORNER SHARP
examine my snch Dealers invited TO cali ana
sell goods as tore making purchases, being prepared
~ ~ N az they purchaaed in su g ~
SELF TO DUPiJCA EN- ~, CITIES, and PLEDGE NY
ca and satisfy yourselves the fact m tnose critics Please
sSpEaFlNE FLOUR lot of very snper;or
floqr suitable for retailers in sior iOi
sse az lowest market rates by ana for
GTICKNEY 3 CO., ---7 . - = -.
~ rsseU NAILS, COAL AND IRON, nG
- 9T if5 qNo' " ExchangePlace, mp stairs. feaztf
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If0aI Mutiffs.

rENHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court of Bal
moe city, in Maryland letters of the
sonal estate of NICHOLAS W. GOLDSBOROUGII late of
said deceased All persons having claims against
said deceased hereby the same with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber, Nelson
her Attorney or before the 10th day of January
1859; they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of the said estate All persons indebted said
tate hereby requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this Sth day of July, 1859.
JANE NJ G0LDSBOROUGH,
j9-law4w Administrative.
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7
sITh OFFICE OF MONUMENTA
&ssEiRzasz-s-1ss STEAM TUG COMPANY.
The COmpany boats having been put complete running
ORDER prepared every description of riye7
and harbor towing at the shortest notice
The Company's Boats follows:
Steamer TlGRESS, Captain Luke League
Steamer LlONESS, Captain A. H. League
The commanders experienced masters and every gusr
antee given for the safety Of in their charge The
rates of towage will be made reasonable For further nfor
nation apply to the Captains board the agent
-, W,
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Steamboats,.

.SiE~-A FOR THE SOUTH
IkS2ssassszzs-ss DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
PHIA and BALTIMORE, via the
49, - ebay LINE,b
TO NORFOLK WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON .,
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
GOMERY, AND NEW ORLEANS
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
DAILY, Except Sundays,) via,
BAY LINE SEA BOARD Il ROANOKE RAILROAD
~ TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller ssubject
to NO MIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
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TNTHE SUPERIOR COURT FOR BALTIMORE
1CITY..IN THE NATTER OF THE TRUST ESTATE OF
W W. L NJ RAMSAY.-Ordered by the Court day
Of June 1852 that the trustees give notice the creditors
w. W; NJ Ramsay, to file their claims duly authenticated
with the Clerk of the Superior Court Of Baltimore city
before the 10th day August next by causing copy this
order to be published in daily newspaper published
the city of Baltimore a week for three weeks.
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4 N IIIII OIIlOUII OOUhI TON DALI IMURE
LEFTY, July 18th, lS59.-MARY AMICK, ct al as JOHN
AMICK and ELIZABETH MILLER;-ordered that the sale
made and reported by Bernard Carter Trustee for the sale
of the easehod est tie in the proceedings in this cause men,
toned be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the con
trary thereof be shown or before the Both day of July
next pro ded acopy of this order be inserted in
printed in Baltimore, three successive
weeks before the said 31th day of July, 1859.
The Report states the amount of sales to be $1,000
VIM H H. TURNER, Crk.
True copy-Test-WM H. H. TURNER,
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SALLIE A. CLEMENTS as JOHN LUCIUS CLEMENTS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT E0R BALTIMORE

ASSIMILATION n W JUSEPH
BOEHNER
THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CITY June 9th, is590rered, that the sale made
reported by Luther NJ Reynolds Trustee, the
property mentioned in these proceedings ratified and
confirmed unless to the contrary thereof be
or before the 10Th Gay of July next provided copy of this
order be inserted in newspaper printed Baltimore
in each of three lccessve weeks that day
The Report states the amount of sales to be $3.50 :
VIM II. II. TURNER, Clerk
True copy-test-W. H. Fl. TURNER,
, 1859-06-24

Publications made By the manufactures Of the
na1sf m.relns elaining ne highest honors, ETC.. at
hy then y Be- FALSE. The success Of my machine.
q Indicated BY hgures above Is IL highest pnaise,
While The awards q premiums, genera3, are worthy
81 10 cunidenrc. allhonQh reaper makers make q
business of aboring and schomhg 70 secure he little
annual oue-horse premiums Of the country Although
4 may rot y geHenlly understood, = nevertheless
true, shat ihe.e machines have aWays been sold at
comparatively low prices. and but for the boldnesz
win which introduced and sold them BY thousands,
for he ten years past, other smaller manufacturers
TgA .gqlalss base p.li iae Pries mach higher.
i could furnish Thousands q testimonials from far.
nsu and others, Of The truthfness d every state
meat lhaTe made, and much more. I may further
romaik that an or The roaping machines OF any
prominence IN the country are mere modidcaliOns Of
ny mlchine, AZ other manufactnpn having neees-
aarly linitei experienrgp comparison with my own.
A4nge ycara even sersce viii sassiy The farmer,
hat point of durability ny machine i Tar superior
70 all others; besides several most Important advan-
tagcl, referred % In my regular annual circular in
pamphlet iorm which will b furnished those WHO De.
sin further inIormaton BY addressing me or any one
siPy Sg'ntt CYRUS a. MCCORMICK.
asIPirfs, PArrERN THREsHERs AND sEPA.
RATERs,
Manufactured ly Nar.s.. it---= a c0igz and 90
nen eyHndsrl, w'ta trucks and iall exiras-
sfas--J. A. 4 u. A. Pits Patent, dated June 20
1887, (machino for threshng and cleaning rain was
s,s szs.5ded ior term q seven years fTon June 29
NANuNAI|
Apot i. HOLT, commi.sloosr
soVTHwoHrH Co. San FraneiacO, Cal
Pitts Patent Double Pinion 8 and 10
Horse Powers.
70 Wnon II MAY CoscrHx.-Thls may certify
thatgs have certificate of authority Of which ne
following 4 tras copy. A.G0RDoN 4 co.
rssaoa q may eoneern.--This may certify that A.
0efdoa a Go. are fully authorized By me to sell the
-Pitia Improved Patent Double pnion Horse Power y
n any o. the statsso OF Tsritorss secured 70 me BY
httsn patent
49,, Ssignsdl JOHN A. PITTS.
Buffalo, October -, 1858.
ahove patent 70 A. 3. so1thWorth Of San Praneileo
Cal, =aieh be i hereby authorized 70 ssll;
Rochester. N. T.. oo.Obsr Is. isss. SS''D' w.
L. Gordon 4 Cos Iron Pland Powsrs,
2HVNls aad 10 Horss
RoURsB, MASON co.'s
h'n elarst PoEsr. and 10 HOrse-With fall extras.
FORTY KETcRUarS MOWERS, IRON
FRAME.
- Extra Extras for all Of the above Machines
npniy Noyss' MN Stones, Si6sysaf sisss.
~ Receiving Horse Rakcs. 8, 10 and u ts.t
900 dozen Hay Rakes;
100 do Blcheldor's Hay Forks;
100 d. "Blood'sn Mirror Blade scythss;
50 DO -Harris'" Silver Steel;
100 DO Samson's scythe snaths;
400 Thermometer Churns;
800 Peoria PloHs, Ito arrive for Fall Trade)
eNtN Ef2Ss' kLso,
EsnEeAi assoFtms Agricultural Implements.
Flrmen and dealere te invited To call before pur-
No ~ Battery Street
SnLS Bet. California and Pine streets
, 1859-06-24
$500 sold IN 1855, 1000 sold in 1851,
1000 sold in 1856. $500 sold in 1858.
IS, 900 Sold In the Last -Four Years.

fNodneis esiablishment IN the world can truthfally
elAim % have manufactured and sod anything Ike
large q Humber of Reaping and Moving Machines
daring the Halne time, while ny experience dates hack
70 the odgin u ny machine, "a 1854. having been
tyely and exclusively in their manufacture for
the lAsi afteeu years am now more largely engaged
n tAe Manufacture Of these machines than be-
loTs. and. with my improvements for 1859, do not
hestaie 10 warrant ny machine as q Reaper, Mower,
nnd Reaper and M1aer, anperor 70 any other for sim
pcity, durability anl perfect working; and further,
70 aay that farmers who may desire u 1t liberty 10
work ny machine through the harvest with any other
and keep and pay for the preferred. The position
= The Raker IN my machine, las patented) npon the
nala frAme, Whsrs threis great strength and where
the weight adds q the power Of The machine, i the
oaly right one. Other makers have to haul their
rafrr on The platform. where be must submit 70 hav
ne ne daal thrown 30 bis eyes by the operation OF
~ rse Nd . being oltsd over The clods BY the lit
~ pl1tform wheel over which he rides, necessarily
racking their machine 10 pieces. THIS accounts 10
part, for The great durability u my machines a. com
pared with others.
Great ceuneil Medal awarded my machine IN Lon.
aon, N 1851.
Grnnd Cola Medal Of Honor at Paris, In 1855
Highest Prize al the Preach Universal Exhibition,
n 1855.
-llliEhee Prize Of Royal Agricultural Society Of
IIS5ss prifs o. ID. Uui,sd sia,s. Agricultural 80
ciety, In 1851,
, 1859-06-24
sPERMATORRHGA.

OR local weakness, nervous debility. low spirits,
" lassitude, weakness OF the limbs and back inds.
position and ncapability for labor and study dullneB
of apprehension loss OF memory aversion Of society,
love Of solitude tmdty selfdistrust dizziness head.
ache involuntary discharges pains in the sde aee-
ons Of the eyes pmpes in the face sexual and other
iniirmities in man. cured without fail, by the
justly celebrated physician and surgeon L. J. Czap-
kay. His mthod Of curing diseases Is new, unknown
to Others), and hence the great success All consul
tatons (by letter otherwise) free. Address L. ].
Czapkay, N. D., San Francisco, California.
, 1859-06-24
sypaaEss!oV OF eTAcZEs?.

attending and Resident Physcian,
l.. j. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chief
Physician to the 10th Regiment of Honvels, Chief
Surgeon to the Military Hospital Of Pesth. Hungary.
the late Lecturer the diseases Of Women and Chill.
dren, and Honorary Member Of the Philadelphia Col
lege Of Medicine.
Communications strictly confidential. Permanent
cure guaranteed, or no pay.
Consultations by letter or otherwise free.
Address DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco, Cal.
, 1859-06-24
REMIBgIgLE INSTANCE CF MEDICAL RELIEF

Below publish the certificates Of two Of the suf
ferers from the pangs Of disease who having reeoV.
cred their former health and n,pelled hy gratitude
make known their cases and remedial agent and their
are authenticated by Notary PuLlic
The demands Of society mperiOusly command their
publicity, aud We commend their perusal to the at
tention OF all afflicted
, 1859-06-24
MARINE HOSPITAL.

PORT TOWNSEND, JUNE 22D, 1858.
DR P. NJ. OBRIEN late Resident Physician and
IL Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San Francisco,
and OF the Hospital of the Sisters Of Mercy Il now In
charge of the Marine Hospital, Port Townsend
DR.. OBRIEN is also prepared to receive private pa.
teuts, He atters himself with the hope that an ex-
perence Of lG years u the practice Of lis profession
both private and Hospital together which thorough
Medico-C Cirurgcal education, as evidenced by the
proper guarantee Of Diploma to that effect will OBJ
tain for him the confidence OF the citizens on Puget
Sound.
LETTERS addressed-P. NJ. O'BRIEN, NJ. D., Port
Townsend will he duly acknowledged.
June 22d, 1858. n3l-H