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, 1860-08-17
GILBERT A. GRANT, Not. Pub
A CARD.

J. the undersigned having been under the treatmel,
of DR.. L. j. Czapkay although unsolicited feel easo
upon to give publicity to the efficacy Of his Teatmtl
hoping that by doing SO may be instrumentaltnpR ~
venting others from the fearful suffering and misery
which experienced, and which so often result from
the pernicious practice Of pretenders Ny dseafe eas
been that of physical and mental debility, which of
lows in consequence Of indiscretions in youth. Ine
agOnies which endured perhaps, unnecessary loi
me to detail they known to those who have exPe'
rienced them. Suffice il to say, that having caleG ~
services Of Dr. h. J. Czapkay into Iequiston. nlluo
expectations which may bave formed Of bin Ees
more than realized. 7 would therefore reconme.naa .la
Dr. Czapkay to all who may find themselves anleisu ~
with that dreadful malady; my object in so Gons IN
ing sympathy for suffering humanity, and heaiue'
desire Of relieving them.
State Of California, City and County Of San fHs ".
CISCO On this 3lst day Of July, A. d. 1856 peoi.
me- VIM. c. Jewett, Notary Public, persomly appear
ed D. ]. Dahlee known 10 me- who being dnly sNUr
did depose and say that the contents Of ihe 'Ai'
herewith signed by him are true. .A
In witness whereof have hereunto set my panS s.st
and affixed my Official SEAL the day and year TT Us
above written. WIN. G. JEW Etu,.,
Il. 81 Notary fu fupn'T
, 1860-08-17
A PROCLAMATION BY the GOTERSOR

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT OF THE
y legislature passed December 20, 1859, /, HENRY
y. hcGliA., Acting Governor Of the Territory Of
Washington do declare that according 10 the returns
ot the general election held In said Territory on the
sth day Of July 1850, for the election Of one member
OF the Council nom the District composed Of III :
counties of Clarke, walla-walla, slamania spokane
and Clieatat, JOHN A. sIMMS received sIl votes, s.
". BABCOA 2OI votes, aud JOHN A. CANNADY
vote. JOHN A. sIMMS Is therefore duly elected.
In witness whereof, have hereuntO set my hand
tbs eleventh day Of August, A. D. 1860.
II. NJ McGTLL,
Acting Governor
, 1860-08-17
rHANKFuLNEss is THE INCENTIVE TO GRATITUDE
CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned desirous OF acquainting those whS
may be unfortunate enough TO be similarly ahieted,
where permanent relief Of their Euherings may BE-
obtained feels 1t bis duty to thus publicly express HI
most sincere gratitude TO DR.. l.. j. Czapkay for The
permanent recovery Of his health. Borne down he
distressing symptoms incident to the vicious plttes
Of uncomfortable passion in youth depressed il body
and mind, unable to perform even the most bifBE
duty imposed by the daily aVocations Of life, soueh
the advice of many physicians, who at hrst regarded
my disease as Of trfng Importance; but alas, ahefl
few weeks and in several instances months Of their
treatment, found, TO my unutteraLle honor, that,
instead OF relief my symptoms became more alarming
in their torture; and being told by that my disease
being principally confined to the brain, medicine
would be Of little consequence, despaired Of eVern
gaining my health strength and energy; and, a. l
resort, and with but faint hope, called upon D..
CZapkay who, after examining my case, prescribed
medicine, which almost instantly relieved ne of
the dull pain and dizziness in my head. EneouTagtd
by the result, resolved to place myself under big
care, and by strict obedience TO all bis directions and
advice, my head became clear, my ideas collected the
constant pain 10 my Lack and groins, The xeakpesso q
my limbs the nervous reaction Of my whole body On
the slightest alarm excitement, the msanthropy and
evil forebodings the selfdstrust and want Of conf
dence in Others the incapaby to study and want Of
resolution, the frghtful exciting and, At tines pleas
urabe dreams by night, followed by inyouniaU DIS
charges, have all disappeared. and In iact, p two
months aier having consulted the Doctor, eli as Il
inspired by a new life-that life which, q short time
ago, / contemplated to end with my own band. Ii
| With a view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into the snares Of incompetent quaeks, deem my
duty to offer this testimony to the merits and sk Of
DR.. CZapkay, and recommend him to all who may
stand in need Of medical advice being assured ly ny
experience that under his care, Iadica md
permanent cure will be effected. ,,,oov
State Of California county Of San Francisco, Sob,
scribed and sworn TO before me- this 18th day Of April
A. d. 1856. (Sgned)
isl JOHN MIDDLETON. Notary Pub
, 1860-08-17
OLYMPIA AND SEATTLE
NURSERIES.

GanglOfT s. Nozzle, Proprietors,
OFFER FOR SALE FOR THE FALL AND
" Spring planting, IS 900 Of the best trees Of
fered in this Territory. consisting Of Apple and
two years old from the grait Cherry, from one TO
three years old Plum from one 20 three years old
Ounce, Cuuant, Goosbery and Raspberry bushes
Flourihg plants, as usual
Also under propagation and can be furnished next
year, 100 named varieties Of Tulip l5C varieties OF
Hyacynths; 80 Dabias 6CroWn-imperals; II Lilies,
and right smart chance" Of other FlOwering arti-
cles too numerous TO mention. Every article war
anted genuine and true to LABEL the money will be
refunded. We wish purchasers to understand that
we know what we are selling.
TERMs-POsitively cash, or equivalent, on deliv-
cry. We are also determined to sell cheap.
Address GANGIOFF h NOZZLE, Olympia or
Seattle, or ]. F. whtworth, Main street, Olympia,
where we intend to keep supply Of trees during the
season. 42u
, 1860-08-17
-UNRNALlEO IN IIS MEDICAL EFFICIENCY

10 most cases Of complaints. To persons travelling in
these days OF rapid transit from East TO West North
kinds Of water In every twentyfour hours and each
draught containing some property acting 10 chemical
antagonism 10 the preceding one thereby causing no
unnatural degree Of excitement to the stomach-t s
positively aud absolutely necessary to counter
acting agent From the fact that the
, 1860-08-17
THE FOLLOWING LETTER,
IA atnphatirailv snaoEe To-, tt..Ie -

Which emphaticay speaks for Itself, was vr,.,,. u.
the Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia cei.S,
Of Medicine, TO the editors Of the Pacific Medissl ~.
Surgical Journal, San Francisco, for publcSiop. Ane
PHILADELPHIA, Jsnuary l7tb. lsks
To the Editors Of the Pacific Medical and surv;..
Journal:
GESTLENEN:-My attention has been called "a =,
article in the December number Of your JourusI "A,
regard to the Gd tundfm degree granted by the Phs
delpha College Of Medicine 10 DR.. L. J. .Czaptsv-
When the application for the degree was made 10 a.
Faculty, il was accompanied by aiidavits ana teSti
monias 10 the effect that DR.. Czapkny was a rerOL,
graduate NJ d. Uf the University Of Pesth bad seTveS
as Surgeon in the Hungarian army, and was reTuls,
practitioner Of medicine. On the strength Of tbeS,
the degree was granted. The Gd suRdtm degrcs a.
its name implies is conferred graduates only ma
gives us new privileges Had there leen the Sshtest
suspicion Of iIregularity, the application would nave
been refused. By Dferting this In your Journal yo0
will do act Of justice to the College. and confer
favor on Yours, very respectfully.
II. RlKp
Dean Of the Faculty Of the philadelphia cOEsS, Il
, 1860-08-17

HENN'AABLE INsIANVh OF HkDIVAL hELIJ,
Below we publish the certificates Of thfte Of he
sufferers from the pangs Of disease, who, having n
covered th. ir former health, and impeed by gnlpds
make known their cases and remedial agent and tbT
statements are authenticated by Notary Public ne
demands Of society imperousy command their pub
city and we commend their perusal to the attention
Of all afflicted
, 1860-08-17

DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY's private Medical ma s,,.,
cal Institute is Sacramento street bea-- 3TSg- Tlg
gomery opposite the Pacific Mail steamSblD coa!
panys Office, San Francisco. The Doctor ess, an.
consultations, and asks no Remuneration uuIe~ - y
fects a curP " "
, 1860-08-17
LON DON
CLUB HOUSE GIN
TO THE PUBLIC.

THIS CELEBRATED GIN-PRETENDING TO
l. nothing but what it is, viz: pure and unadul.
terated article, and assuming no artificial merits Of
what il is not OF its rival imtators doafter
five years Of public approval ond very extensive sales
in California, has been pronounced by the public to
be superior not only beverage OF general use, to
any other an tlcle eompetlng against II, but is
, 1860-08-17
nEnAnKAnLE nsrANcn OF MEDICAL nrllrr.

DfSa st, e. the Faculty Of the philadelphia coi'I' q
, 1860-08-17
LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN ="

TO the public, my aim to give them pure and
lnaduerated ortce Of Gin and TO call il by its right
name. The success attending its introduction and
extensive sale in California is a sufficient guarantee
Of the high appreciation Of the article by consumers
Various parties have from time 10 time put up and
shipped to California article which they call "CLUB
HOUSE, GIS." Ny Gin, which has gained such a rep
utation in California, is branded on the cases,
"Old London Club House Gin---Wm. H. D."
The titles also have a white label with fac sim
lie Of my signature caution all parties to beware
Of limitations.
WM. IL. DAILY,
Sole Importer,
l2tfis NEw YORK.
, 1860-08-17
LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN /"

Is prepared expressly 70 meet such eNgencies and 70
act as we know it will act, as antidote conf
IDENTIFY prescribe it the very best article in the
try. The name Of " Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps"
has been attached in any way to this article.
In first presenting the
, 1860-08-17

to express the emotions Of deepest gratitud. -,
ence when realizing the immeasnrable ssrvi. pen
received at the hands Of Dr. CzApkay. Snd nav nav
joiced that il is at least in my power ~ -, itel -
feeble recognition Of his great k and hoef this
the afflicted would say do not despair ~ To
may be the nature Of your case am eoneSIaa'
You will lind relief BY applying to Dr. l. C.. that
there Physieian
Il. 81 HENRY WFssIr,.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this l5ih a.
October A. D. 1859. City and County of Sa q GAY Of
co, in the State OF California au tanes
EL's,l FL THIBAULT, }o,ar, Public.
The undersigned is personally Acquainted v,,k =,
ry Wessling, and knows that the men
in the foregoing certificate are tue. n 80 ITsaed Ted
Hessling during his Illness and bears vinS
ny to the fact Of his remarkable cure by Dr. II
CZapkay. " l. !.
Il. s. A. ROgFNupn,
Subscribed and sworn to before me, MS IA =
Of October, A. D. 1859. City and Countv ~ ~ ~
Francisco, in the State Of California, VI oAn
H. 81 F.. F.J.THlBAuLT, Notary Public,
AVG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-12

THE Bishop OF ORLEANs.-Mgr. Dupan-
loup is native of Savoy, and only fifty-eight
years OF age. He is OF middle height, of san
guine constitution and vivacious temperament;
his forehead is large and lofty, his eyes blue,
with tender eXpression-the sight in one of
them has suffered from his arduous studies
His mouth is small and inclined to irony his
hair almost white and worn cut short. Dig.
nifty is the prevailing characteristic OF mis- APP
pearance full OF sweetness and nobleness, it
is illuminated by the radiance of his intellec-
tual superiority, which imposes while it at
tracts; but these peculiarlties were displayed
fully during his discourse at his trial. He is
Doctor of Theology, Count OF the Roman EN-.
pire Prelate of the Pontifcal Throne, Knight
Of the Legion of Honor, and Commander of the
Portuguese Order OF Christ He is not likely
however, to attain, like Mgr Rosseau, the dig
nifty of baron or senator under the imperial re-
gime. With all these distinctions, his man
ner OF life preserves its collegiate SIM
plicity He gets up, at all seasons of the year.
between four and five in the morning; PRAYER,
celebration OF mass, and meditation, occupy
an hour. He then takes Il little soup or cup
of chocolate, and works uninterruptedly in his
cabinet for six hours until midday. At twelve
he breakfasts with the priests of his house
hold, and being extremely temperate remains
but short time at table He devotes the re-
mainder of the day to the affairs of his do
cese, correspondence, audiences, and visits.
He dimes at seven, and in the evening receives
some friends, with whom he couverses walk
ing through his apartments or about his gar
den, according to the season. He invariably
retires at nine; and even when in Paris, and
trequenting those circles Of society where he
is much sought lie does not relax this regua-
ton. He is a great walker, but even in his
promenades he works, either at the arrange
ment OF his writings, or the annexation with
his pencil of such matters as most engage him.
His apartment is composed of a cabinet or
study, and small bedchamber of monastic
simplicity upon the ground floor, and in com.
municatiOn with the garden. A walnut chest
Of drawers contains his wardrobe there is no
mirror, no easy lounges; two chairs of common
deal, an iron bedstead, like that used in col
lege dormitories, portmanteau for his SOU
tanes, crucitic in plaster, pre-dieu, consti-
tute the entire furniture of this great bishop.
He seldom has a fire, even during the mid
winter, and he generally writes with his win
dowS open He uses portfolio that has been
the property OF Prince TalIeyrand, whose
coniessor he was upon his deathbed Esteem
ed and honored by most eminent men who had
been at the head off affairs in France Mrr
Dupanloup is one Of the greatest ornaments of
the French episcopate He has labored to
promote the cause of sound progress and civ
ization; and it may be proclaimed to his
honor, that no one has more courageouslv con-
tended for The liberty and improvement of his
fellow men.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-12

ABOUT forty acres, the past year. has sent our
market such luscious fruits, has planted some
forty acres more of the same fruit, and ten
acres OF raspberry, the present year, SO that
now he will have eighty acres Of Strawberries and
ten acres Of raspberries. Who can excel this
in these delicious fruits Mr.. L. raised the
last year, on one plat of fifteen acres. seventeen
tons of strawberries, and he expects this year
to gather forty to fifty tons of strawberries al
together.-Cat Farmer.
BONES FROM THE BATTLE FIELDs.-One
cargo Of 237 tons of human bones recently ar
rived in England from Scvastopol, which are
to be used for manure. The English soldier
may be cheered to think it sweet to die for
his country, but one would think he is not
much comtorted with the thought that his
flesh may be given to vultures, and his bones
brought to an English dunghill. Some of
them, no doubt, both leave, and in the shape
of Lones come back to their country for their
country's good.
LICE ON CALvEs.-Several years ago | had
a yearng that grew poor and could not help
it. Its breathing became so loud that it could
be heard several rods. | thought itwould die
One of my neighbors told me that he had
that sour buttermilk was good l procured
some, and washed it from head to foot; and in
tlree days his breathing was very regular, and
lie was as smart as need be- l had no more
trouble with him.-Rtual Ne,o Yorker,
THE TEA PLANT.-The progress of the ex-
periments in acclimatizing the tea plant, so far
as heard from, is favorable, and there is reason
to believe that it can be grown in the open air
south of the northern line of North Carolina
and Tennessee. Eighteen thousand plants
have been sent into this southern region, and
eight thousand more have been distributed to
persons i'll the northern states owning green
houses, as objects of curiosity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-12

FERTILIZERS FOR STRAwRrpptrs W.
have frequently had occasion to refer to Tho
fact that fannie accid, with fusil oil gives tho
same odor as that of the strawberry and also
that the best fertilizing material for strawhnr.
res is tan liquor, mixed with hundred times
its bulk of water. The tan liquor may be
procured at any tan yard, and can be readily
applied. The fiavoring principle of the straw
berry is to be found in its outer surface only :;
when this is peeled off the centre is a sub.acd
mass, without aroma. Strawberries grown in
the woods are always high favored, the decay
of bark, leaves, etc, furnishing large amount
of fannie acid to the soil.-Ihe Working Farm
er.
EiGHrY ACRES OF SrRAwBERRiEs.--Mr j.
Lusk, of Oakland, whose large plantation of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-12
TERMS OF ADvEHTIsIN.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY for Al M
square Tor three insertions: and cents for each s,h
sequent insertion Ten lines or less, cons,;,,,..
square" Advertisements ordered inside or IN a.
prominent place, as also those largely DISPLAYED viii
be charged extra rates Contracts By the year NAV be
made on liberal terms.
IL WEEzLi First Insertion 81 per square" each .uh
sequent insertion 25 cents. ~ SUI
~ All transient Advertisements must be pa,d q.
adrdnce Yearly or regular advertisers will be required
70 make quarterly payments
- No grataifoHs advertisements No report reso-
RtlOns, or proceedings of corporation society of
association, and communication designed 10 call ate
ton to any matter of limited individual interest can
be inserted unless paid for Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respon
sole for that may occur beyond the amour
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-12

Puup for dealers in containing four eli, ht and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lithograph showcard accom-
panying each package.
n1S1 single bottle of SPALDLNG'S PREPARED
GLUE will ten times its cost annually TO every
household.gl
Sold by nil prominent Statoners Druggists Hardware
and Furniture Dealers, GrOcers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDING g
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list. 1t will
stand climate. dcOuNWly nlS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-09

tain u heave 20 for a few minutes, as be wished
70 send q boat alongside. Captain ROmney COM
piled with the request, wondering what the
stranger wanted. The boat was manned. and l
took my SCAT at the stern, and in a few minutes
was alongside the brig. l hade my kind friends
in -re boat goodbye, and lightly stepped up over
the side II the brig. stared Captain R0mney full
IN ne face, and touching M hat, said in the
most respectful manner. Come aboard sir, at
last -
| never saw a man 50 astonished as Capt. Rom
nev was when he caught my eye as | passed over
the g~unwale. He turned a. Tale a. an iceberg,
and stepped back q pace OF two Is If he had seen
q ghost, but when lifted my hat, he exclaimed,
.. II Is Colin Hartshorn. a. sure as there are ALI
gators in Florida Boys he exclaimed. turn
ing 10 the crew. = here l. cur old shipmate Colin
HartshOrn returned 10 Us safe and sound. having
managed somehow TO get 70 windward Of Davy
Jones after al -"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-09
SEEDS! SEEDS !!

d LII KINDS OF GARDEN SEEDS FOR
n sale al the Agricultural Gerien and Dr. smith : Drug store.
To these will be added constantly. a. they rlpeu. fresh Seeds Of
Flowers. Herbs and new varieties Of Vegetables from Japan,
China. Nayi-s. 80. All s-efs oE-re3 fr sale ny the under
signed ARE ,4helI.5. " Prom Il U7ls-in." and having been tried.
NAV be relied On A. -rri. The undersigned respectfully s7ici:s
the kind patronage q the public, and orders iron other Islands.
2ls2n II GOLSTEIS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-09
advertisements.

FOR SALE Low
To CLOSE
CoNSTGN NrGNTS
TIE FOLLOWING
Assortment Of Merchandise
Dry Goods.
GASES OTIS DENNIS. L
safe brown S1s-cu-, >EttUcEst csn-n.-
Bal1s Fans CO. stripes, Lyman brown cribs
Balrs Dwirh; Co brown and blue tnls
Gases Am6sseA- ana Nsssaea1~e;s blue sheeiuss,
Cases mixed shirts AL drawers. baes crash.
Gases denim frcs- and pants, striped shirts,
STRIPED scarlet uut=r-E--ts and drawers.
Csses blue. red aa5 -rsy Same. sh-s. : e.AnSsts.
Groceries.
Boxes sa,. -z:-- ana y. sosp.
Gases q PG: brad. LOO .s easa, in Tins,
'1 cs.. .e ss5s s.A n .s.. a s1s s5 RI. G5.aera butter.
Cases ground pepper. taEs whole d.
Ki,s tongues ana ssaea.,
Ca.=s green corr zal Pess.do se-rings,
Gases pie fruits. 80 -4a.e SAL,
c. ss-- a.. zs "a: - 70 .:sr g1s''
Ee.s sp,. peas. . s--srs-us,
H-lf ols salmon, 0a.e- hops
Sundries.
$500 bricks. Barrels gs:a,
Crates as-ti white ware Crates bowls.
erekery, crates oeAsi Las.ed OIL ana
Pure extra and No. l lead, zns white lead,
C wass.sarr.-.. VS. 47ss. Pl a's.' OK RIcs bows,
Nes.s bass..s. American. English
loo tons Sco:ch sin. steam and Hawaiian flags,
Goals, so brs pork. Hide poison, Whips,
50 cases boots and shoes, cases umbrellas, bales eorks, Piscrsol
cloth, b~oat-sprunE davits, spruce : iach pans y ~
dies hoop iron, 600 coils corissg' splnyarn, MARINE
10 bales pump and RISING iea.HeT. hemg t~ine' :
And "a large assorrmCnr OF
Choice Family Groceries
al6-lq :. c. SPALDISG.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-09
To Purchasers of Stationery.
uyHE rNpERsLcNEp mAs lust


u c-iFcd yer clipper ship "SIREN," the following assert
mvut Of Stat1u-Ty, 70 which lac wruli respectfully call attention:
Sets hIe acct o1oas. from ! To- Round and Nat paper weights,
o qEires. Enduneei papers. assud colOrs,
A splendid assortment q mem Gold balance for American coin,
O.ania books and tablets, Portfolios, with & without locks,
Tack mem books. every variety, Bankers cases AMI wallets Of
Log books, all sizes, all sizes and Variety,
Ruled and uuTglel cap paper, Pencil leads. slate pencils.
" letter paper SAILING wax. several varieties,
Fancy. plain & ruled note psper Round and fat ebony and ma
Broad and narrow bill paper. hocany rulers.
Red AID white a;ottinr paper. Letter clips bronze. gilt & board.
Post Office envelope paper, Printed and blank receipt books,
LEGAL cap paper, Lscqusred calendars,
Rel lead pencils, Tin paper cutters,
Drawing /" several kinds. NOiarial seals, desk b!0tters.
Letter copying books. BoNwODl sand boxes,
lax. black. blue, red, carmins. Tissue paper Of all coIors,
copying and iuf-Ibe. Physicians visiting lists,
Steel I-u-. including Hunts. Patent ina and pencil eraSers,
Hnss, Wells, Gilots, Nos. Por: mDunaies. a variety.
5oJ. COS. and isrnard's vu- Invoice files. Morocco CIGAR &C,
calzei peas. AMI large ysi- GlInusl labels, til lOOEs,
ETY. % new styles, Marking brushes.
EEistHi board. Cards q every variety.
Euv,iSpe@, = great variety. school copy books, many kinds,
Waters. fancy AMI common, Cargo books printed.
Penh0ller-. = great variety. Fiat copying h, shes.
Boxes wafer Cg.1u. Shipping rapers.
g mathematical Instruments, Nautical slmanacs. lScO-l.
Ivory s cocoa handled erasers, Thermometers u various sizes,
Red tap. Iujia rubber hands for fing
Linen and Office tEine, papers.
Ivory & hONNOod letters stamps. BoNwood s metal wafer sands,
Guum-i awyers seals, Nesta matches and boxes.
splendid steel plate blank notes. and exchange,
Copper aad yrod!um Pens for red ins,
fnrsus spring holders fr music, coin trays and boxes.
b0N~ocd and glass screw top travelling ms stands.
FIX glass and drop :ap DO. round. square and concsvs.
Htuse4 bill ales, ready reference DO,
Hui-.n's patent pen cleaner, r-d and black bottle wax,
Lpuals paseu. eys.rtiEg machine and eyeleis,
Danp=GiuC brushes, sheets oiled paper,
AMI a large assortment OF articles Of desk furniture. too numer-
Gus o. rIIticularzs. Is--oml II. VI. WHITNEY.