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Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-28
81 GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Public.
Card.

/, the the undersigned having been under be treat
called upon give publicity to his treatment hopine
that by doing so may be instrumental in preventing
others from the fearful suffering and misery which
niclous practice Of pretenders MY disease has bee
mat OF physical and mental debility, which follows in
consequence Of indscretions in youth The agonies
detail, they are known to those who have eyneriencsd
them Suffice ito say, that having called The services
ol Dr. L. D. Czapkay into requiston, all the expecta-
uohs us Wnlch may have formed Of him were more
than realized. would therefore recommend Dr Cyan.
kay to all who may find themselves afflicted with that
dreadful malady, my object in so doing being sym
pathy for suffering humanity, and heartfelt desire of
fsnsVlng hem .. J. DAULEE, Printer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-28
MARBLE WORKS.
Monuments, Tomb and Head
stones. MantIeS, Table Tops,
w SII Stands. etc.

TNllE undersigned wish TO inform the citizens of
Il Marysville and vicinity that they are prepared to
urinish anything in the above line.
Also GRANITE and SANDSTONE, for building
purposes, such as Door Ss, Water Tables, and Win
dow Caps and S.lls at reasonable prices.
N. B-All orders from the country PROMPTLY att en-
ded 10. McCREADY 4 BRO,
ed No. ss street, between Third and Fourth
JY2s-my Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-28
FOR SALE.

TTtHE "HERMTTAGE RANCH" five miles from
Il Marysyine, on the Yuba road, containing six
hundred and ffty-sx acres Of good land-one Of the
best Ranches in Yuba county. Persons wishing to
invest Will ind 1t to their advantage TO examine the
premises,
For terms inquire Of Mrs. c. Kammeling, on the
premises, or at Treadwen Co.'s, Marysyiie.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-28
SANFORD'S
FAMILY
CathartiC Pills,
CONpOUNDFD PROM

NUMFUUNUtU HUM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up i'm
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will keep
in any climate.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-28
PRIVATE BOARD.

oARO, In Private Family can be had. whore
~ the comforts of a home can be enjoyed and at
reasonable rates to suit the times anu AZ
Inquire, corner Of and Fifth streets of NJ
VI. Berran, opposite Presbyterian Church sen9s
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-28
PHILADELPHIA, January nth, 1859.

CEEsTGPzCATEI.-I, the undersigned Gov
ernor Of Hungary, do testify hereby, that Dr. h. J.
Czapkay has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty, Ch ef Surgeon, in the Hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance. Whereof have given to
him this certificate, and recommend him to the sympa
thy, attention and protection of all those who
pabls Of apprecating patriotic selfsacriace, and
deserved mis- fortune. KOSSUTI LAJOS,
Governor of Hungary.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 9th, 1852
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-28

DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S private Medical and Surgical
Institute is on Sacramento street below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys office,
san Francisco The Doctor offers free consultations,
and asks no remuneration unless he effects a
ONCE hours from A, N. TO p. NJ.
The following letter, which emphatically speaks
for ITSELF was written by the Dean of the Faculty of
the Philadelphia College of Medcine-to the editors
of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal San Fran
ciscn- for nnhlcaiinn,
The New York herald., 1860-09-08

MIR. AND MRG
BARNEY WILLIAMS.
Lessee and Manager. A W. JACKSON
stage MAnk ger W. D. FkENEtICKs
In opening the renar n ths estAbshmcnt. the
most gratefully sensible of the support
ali esdy accorded bm during the sor period OF his admins
raton respectfully hs intention cf pursuing such
viii render the Winter Garden In
worthy Of the patronage such ednec should and In
this metropolis.
Ths shes, attention the carrying every detail
cessAry 10 he estsbisbIng On
F1kM BASIS
FIRST CLASS DRAMATIC TEMPLE
viii be adhered W In AL bis PLAN trusting by judicious
and liberal policy The administration of Arslrs
and achieve the which has former
his corts mnisicrng
Of
NEW yoRK PUBLIC.
The hss piss.ns, 70 orsnnF ne season viii
those great eIyonenl Of -
WHO VII oomnenes The only esrsgemen they possibly
MONDAY. SEP. 10.
the ersnf mances conmercng With The
STAR SPANuLHD bANNxH,
In which Mr. End Mrs BARNEY wffLfAMB and The whole
Company VII sedsL 70 be folov.d hy
ALL HbLL0W EvE,
n -hsA .. and nrs BARNEY WILLIAMS WI appear, 70
An HOUR IN sKvrLLE,
IN which Mn. WILLIAMS vii sustain
eiN DUFkRkNr CHARACTERS.
The New York herald., 1860-09-08

DOwFRY THEATRE
Hr and Mn j. W. WALLACE. Jr.
will appear IN Coey tfbber adaptation Richard TrI with
further soraons from the Original text of shakspere
SATURDAY e 'enInG Sept 8 1860
Life and Death OF King
RICHARD Ill,
COUSIN TOM.
The New York herald., 1860-09-08

IN HOOIEY OAMPBKLL,B nNBfRUA
T. Il Hoolsy 9. Campbell ard q; W Il 0rtmn PEsvssuuE
OON7nUHD And DUNPARALLM.1D8 8U0Oub
OF fHB hfAR rROUPR
SNTiRH ChAkUE on PROdIAGK
Hkvs l1Ue a the Pnlro9lo ma
SPORTS ON A LARK.
DURLnDQUE STUMP 6PxDCH
OOMYC PAS DR DECK LMERIQUn
New 60DR AcA Danses eol0
HlAataatoa ecsneA b., b.. every ergni.R
Docsu cpen - u 70 commence ~ JishsA = oMA
The New York herald., 1860-09-08
AMUsEMENTs.

tender pssaon hsr love for Lucsn And Jacque-acquss
love for Boss: Jacques Eolsg away.
aa az sss ei so.sS sus o
S:s $ sisass: g. = =
tain ne oooosssd .re.sre s. sssas Psrrs Danger tss
Jacques-he discovers he evasion; TIE pursuit.
The tsmpier ana tsmptsd-A gmpss Of returning reasos
scxkB rHInD-THu DnnoHs GLEN
sanity; 4 thousSs q yssssssce oupsdiy prsvsia : :
THE TREE ACROSS TIE IoRRxnr.
sa:s :as:
FouRet fails IN find the treasure; Perre's cid once more
.Ss' Hs 4 SE1sS Es1iss q 1H is'rs SsrDcs
THE sTRU00LE
BRILLIANT rEHxiNArrox OF PIECE.
ENTIKELY RRW OVERTURE
1NcrpEx4xI MUSIC.
written expressly III IN. n; THSSas Psss q 'sArrs.
s rom saa s q d. ss
e. s;w 1s Il fol ss M. :as :S
for cornet haractsrc new salop The courier
HB5wss s % % re isssS % ssd Importance Of se piece
SATURDAY, Sept 8,
from A. M. TIL p. n.
Payquet snd Drsts 0yce-. .O Gents
.s sss:. s:sssy cs: &c e s 8
poo. cpen q seven o'clock psornances connsass q
'~1' NOTICE &.
In active prepartson, new three aet Comedy b. Tom
Also win Be speedily pvosused .. snsy asw Spectacular
Drama Of md novel cousrnSon founded upos
Of sA' SO op p:,a rs 1sSsfcSs psAMArrsr
lis. s. AZ
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN At HONE
The New York herald., 1860-09-08


FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE
United Mail Steamer
vANDERBlLT,
Captain r. y. Lefevre.
VIII ea from North river New York. at noon, os
Saturday Seplember6. with mails passengers ana specie 10
PRICE OF PASSAGE
FRS. cAbin fiao second cabin, $50 -
ID. TURRANCE Agent.
No Bowling Grceu New York
8sean ship rI.LIN oIs sails September 2.
The New York herald., 1860-09-08
T AURA KKExgs rHEArK1
" A GARD

IL CARD.
ny friends In New Yot-And nt ca the frequensen
Of theatre fendr hope for then count the
y thousands-may have EAshsred froa thai ancient gap
: pleasure TIP 70 Europe In oas pleasure
p-h IN 0s performAnce Of duty ell appnlste6
duty psrhAps but b wksh take prAe which hes
becnoe part OF sxa.es md which hope cay,
ycs ana ,hsA duy sssr for u saussasat o u pub
evs has ,SousAt ~ tAs gsaa msrspol Of - wsssn
world ought poesses q lea heatrs compls4s In ~
dsparsmenA which sbould se spsoAltyheh shsd pro.
can. novelties peculiar ssf and no. such Ars he pro
hanks 1e public Of New rok, can nov incur the rsA
Il fall FAM but have ssarcAs1 my vocabulary win
great and and that like the ~ricon OF youth sp,kcp Of
uve failure BE- possible for have oosesd abundant
q mssrAa and have engaged architects design. artists 70
MusirAse and mechanics 70 conskuct s works b my pur
shs con -enoe my ssasos n few dAys With n Original
druna By q De walden f~ho engsged drausAs V
~ ssss ieunSsd on sAs asss aad ns succsssu pieos
fhis w,rt vi be illustrated By myssH Ms Poly MSshar
Ira j. H. Alien, kra Hough. nrl II vlnng, Mr.. O. Coui
dock Mr. DAILY Mr.. Burnett xr Leeson nr. r B. JcAnsoa
" scenic Artist d Mr. Roberta non tAs theatre royN
covsul oauen, he arA axn Of tss dAy Congratulated
nysoh when BAD made he enxsgcmenL I believe shai
b By ~ fsnds ~hsn szhSs % sAs@ -
s, RaFasI irm ne sss.s,s ..ysi ocvsn. osrds. sss
dspsrSsSL hss 20 saesrias ia ssSs1 Sssaispssrs
OF the musAc. sucisa 70 hsi N ~ od aocusons1
wfl be Tkcmaa HAker
VIII tAe. ne, dcnxAkful anacpsfsoa q plsasaat
sx .Da scrd,. .sieoss . no dssAns ~ - 1s 90
The New York herald., 1860-09-08

DAcKAeN App sAnrLxs roa EUROPE cas- nv
fofwsded " kmercss kurrre Espv-ss ~ per sesm~r,
vh eesTsk sew Les delivered a frur \. ~ merflnr
AVtTlF, BALDWIN co, fFvprsors n Bro~cwNy,
, 1860-02-17

as they shoot out, can find plentiful supply
Of food, and the young plants not exposed
to the heat OF the sun by day or the cold by
night. Corn, when planted shallow, requires
the attendance Of hoe as soon as up; while,
If deeply planted, it grows thrifty for long
time, and does not suffer from neglect.
Grain should not be planted till the weather
is warm enough to ensure immediate growth.
There is nothing gained by haste for the
young plant; ii il meets cold, stormy wea-
ther, will be dwarfed, and never recover
from the first blighting influences. When
deeply planted, it dOes not feel the heat Of
the sun during the day, and the cold Of our
spring nights, which completely intercept
the vegetative processes, but is kept at a
uniform temperature night and day. An.
other practical suggestion is the use Of large,
well formed seed. know an extensive far
mer who prefers shrunk" oats or wheat
for seed, "a bushel will 60 further" This
is as economical as to prefer small calves to
large ones. Thrifty plants never grow from
shriveled seeds The larger and plumper
the kernel, the better nursing tho LITTLE
sprout will get while sending its ibrous roots
into the soil, and the stronger these roots
the thriftier its growth. In producing an
abundant harvest, the first thing necessary
is 10 obtain large and matured seed the
next to place It at the right depth in the
mellow soil.
, 1860-02-17
Things ! Don't Like to See.

Ioont IKE 70 see IArmer Ooas1lng o. ms
large crops Wltnous knowing something Oh
tnelL cost .,....l- -
oont ilke 70 see : MrLner crIwo nus
ne.os Sitn cows y ~, socn ~ ne ge.s ms nay
On, ana sell ms mllk ior i've Genus q quart
i wlll make ~ uPnh WORK ior the rising
generation; :,
Iooat llke 70 see IarmeT 60 oy tne VII
age store 70 some elty' OF iargs pace icr
Il,I, ,s stores ano tnen tell what o0ll place MS
, 1860-02-17
Rich Land in Arkansas.

They brag on the largest scale at the
Wes', aud hold in utter contempt even small
mosquitoes. The following is good speci.
men Of the State pride Of an Arkansas man.
He Is describing the quality Of his land:
"Look at my land. The Government ant
got such another piece to dispose OF. Such
timber and such bottom land, Why you can't
preserve anything natural you plant in It,
unless you pick it young, things there will
grow out Of shape SO quick. once planted
in these dlggngs few potatoes and beets.
They took a tine start, and after that an OK
team couldn't have kept them from growing.
About that time l went on to old kentuck on
business, and did not hear from the things in
three months, wnen | accidentally stumbled
, 1860-02-17
agticuIiuts.
The Heroes Of Industry.


Let o.nefs nIi,e :. shose VINO iOogn'
On many o,oody neio- ..
y. tnose who's daring deeds were wrought
WIN sTotly ana speIE, ana snleldi
betl Mll wrise q heroes DOld'
Who fought for neither fame nor gold
Who filed an unmarked grave!
neroe Wno conquered many neid
" 11ld ana s.erile SOL
un0 u,aee tne sturuy poISS' y'e'u
10 gnmenting toili
heros VIC ala eot lale ssAnd'
, 1860-02-17

the tenant commenced with a great outlay
Of manure-an outlay which would be con.
sidered at least equal to the value Of the land
before it was manfred, large outlay for
farming implements, and for Accommodations
and wages for laborrIs; and yet he has con.
stantly been accumulating riches upon this
farm, after paying all expenses.
, 1860-02-17

LEAVES As MAxURE.--In many parts Of
our country, the woodlands leave deposits Of
leaves, until the amount contained on the
surface is entirely greater than Is required
for any benefit they can furnish to the grow
ing forests. In such cases the leaves may
be removed to the manure shed with great
profit; having parted before their fall, or
soon after, with all their aqueous portion,
they become progressed representative Of
largeamounts Of Inorganic matter, and when
properly composted and decayed, form q
manure Of great value. Woods earth, to
be found in many localities in large deposits,
Is very valuable as manure. but first requir-
ing treatment with lime and salt mixture,
10 neutralize tannic acid, and 70 disintegrate
the fibre 50 Is TO render the manure 6ne for
distribution. We have olten seen woods
earth Of three times the value per cord oi
the best barnyard manure. Dried leaves
may be used as an absorbent for urine in
stables in the place Of straw, and they may
be gathered up through the woods.
, 1860-02-17

IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs
DRx GOODS,
Corner battery and Clay strssta, san FranelsoO,
HAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
III 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales 30 inch brown sheetings;
100 bolts No. 1000 Duck; .4.r- -....... .
500 bolts No.2-l0 Duck;
20 bales Raven Duck;
70 cases MeFTimac prints;
10 cases Prague prints;
70 cases Pacific prints; -tf. ..-f
10 cases OunneB prints; ..
l0 cases ! and - bleached shirtlne1
10 cases 50, 81 and l0-l bleached shlFln
10 cas- Q blue Drills; HIl g. rI
20 cases blue denim8; 10 -'r.. I..
10 bales hickory stripes;
20 bales I, and 4 ucknga;
10 bales scarlet, blue and gray aanneS
10 bales BallaFdrale white flannel;
cases COburga and MeFinoa;
n s cases wool and half wool plaidse -..,-l
cases blue and black apacaa;
10 cases Pacidc-neW styles De IAines;
5 6cAses, all wool, new styles De LANES;
cases French Mernos;
1000 Ray State plaid shaWis;
1000 oaShmeFe and plain wool lhaNls; black and COL
ored sllka; plain, figured and plad silks;
And large assortment Of other Dre8 Goods.
,.Isfoilrr BLAMKETS.
1000 pairs white, green and blue MacknaW;
1000 pairs BIB, TBB and SB0 Blankets;
1000 pairs cheap gtey Engl1h Bankets;
3 1000 pains cheap blue English Blankets;
500 pairs scarlet English DlaDkeis;
coo paln 4. 10 4. II and ia white Bed Blanksls
CLOTHING AND FURNIBHuNG GOODS.
1000 dozen grey, blue and scarlet flannel shirts;
1000 dozen grey and white EerinO Undsnhiits and
1000 dozen Msrino and IN WOOL .Ocks; 9
500 dozen ealinet and Jean pants;
500 dezen duck and cottounade pants;
500 dozen hickory and check shirts; q iail ~
500 dozen calico and white dress shirts; D.. IA,
500 dozen overalls and jumpers; -.
Black and tancy SIX crava. necklies, SIX 1andker-
chiefs, supendeTlg and vaely of olhof aruloa too
nunlefuu1 70 mention. For aale low ~
JAN8ON, BOND y co..
SIT a cos. Battery and Clay a.. Ran Fnncaoo.
, 1860-02-17
,. W. sULlEYAN, u ~
,I3ts;S! BOOKSELLER . AND STAfieNER. 4 H!

SAN FRANCISCO, cALIEonNIA, l1 .'fA
MOULD oAil tho attention of an looklslarl TlInw
w Exprolamen and News Agents % large /L-I-|
lht o. Neuapapern and Maga1inea which he wl 6..ri.
furnish win dolpaich. tdaelher viii noots,
eatlnney, and an ne Cheap Publications of he DAY. - R
osesi malsi prices, earsiay PACKED and lelbg dEscs
~ MS n1l can never De perlaol he ul send . -
coy % a new pnl1nlnonig 4 desired. Do1su un ~.
greatly y their adrantAeo % have an thl orders pec1el
s1p AoHss An ordsn vn " anINsrsd ProNpi'g.
, 1860-02-17
Udolpho WolfeIs schnapps.

AMedicinh Diet Drink o lively used and approved by
emineniy sanitary qualities the medical acnltY ne
Manufactured BY himself temperance people, heads
cluslyely, at bis factory q l0f families, &c.
Scneldim. IN Holland, and In Gravel 0Out and Rhen.
veil known during The laai matsm, 10 Distinctions q
twelve yean throughout thethe Bladder and Kidueya,
Atanrc and Western Slae and IN general Debility Il.
~ made ffom the boal le1ects are prompt, decided
Barley that can b selected and invariably reliable And
n Europe, with tho essencet 4 not only remedy for
Of an aromatic Italian berry these malades but, 10 all
Of acknowledged and extra cases IN which they are pFo.
ordinary medicinal qualtea duced BY drinking bad wa
y has long since acquired alter which s almost univer-
higher reputation, both insaly The cause of them Il
Europe and America, thanlopolaies = 4 aunI PRHVnN
any other dlnrutc beverage lrfvR. - -. ~ -
Analysed, Il Il q PiR-l For Fever and ARue n q
FEcfLY PUhl LloUoH, inits0ne Of the most eicacOus
Effects mild and whole ipTeVenvos thai can b re-
some tonic. Il d exten- lsoFted To- ~ - = y.
, 1860-02-17

FOF bIhcKWUOd and the IOllf KeVieWN, II %
sTO avoid fractions, e5 may be remed for Baekvood
which viii forward that work Tor both years. post paid
N B. The price In Great Britain 0fthe fre
PeriOdieds abOre-ndmed Is about $3l per dnnuna.
As we shall never again be likely to offers such
inducements as those here presented,
NOW rs TIE TIME TO ISUBSCPLBEI ,
H Remittances must in all cases, be made
direct 10 tie PHbiishevs, for at these no commis-
sion can be allowed to Agents.
Address LEONARD SCOTT & co.
No. "a Gold street, New York
, 1860-02-17

current In the state where Issued will received at par
Clubbing.
discount twenty-five per from the above price vii
be allowed to clubs ordering direct from Co.. for four
copies Of any above Thus four copies
wood Of Review will be one address for co.
for copies Of the Sur Reviews and BaekWoOd for O and
on.
Postage.
~ In all the principal cities and towns, these works viii be
delivered FREE or POSTAGE. When sent by mail, the
PusFAoR any part the United States will be but ~ cents
each Of the Reviews
splendid Ohers for 1855 and 1850 together.
cnke the ephemera MagaIines Of the day, these
Pohdea lose little BY age. Hence fun year Of the Nos
with Omlssohs for 1855 may be regarded nearly as Val-
able for 1859. Wepropose to furnish the years at the
following extremely low rates, VlE.
, 1860-02-17
The AFOmat!s sChcldam SehnapD1


is sconsequonty IN great de-in The stomach and bowels
mAnd y persons layeng % which they are especially
or about % settle In thoss subect, a. well In The
parts Of the country spe-lchqlcpi grown persons.
cially, well % By many 10 IL iudic0us adopon In
every commnnlly where tconnectoa with the principal
has become known ac-lmeas, or when sense ii ex.
count Of lie other remedial hanston dictates is hse
propeftlea WgE ni never fails 10 relieve The
I'm al cases Of DropsIcal debility attendant npon pro
endency, y 4 generally eiracted chronic
only remedy required, when temperament and exhausted
adopted IN The early stagssVtal energy by Whateter
Of The dseaeo. In Dyapapsacanss induced These are
maaoes, when taken lnpIOlhcis 70 which many Of the
per quantities., - dleilmost eminent medical men
dIlnk, and especially a. tdn-6oih In Europe and the
experience. % be emlnenly testimony and which are
eoacous IN The most obe couboIlied By the highest
nate cases. when even tht written auGhortes y ! N
best Of The usual Temede Put IN Quart or mint hot
have ALLIED % ard m6retles n cases n one dom.
than lsmpuay relief Ip With my nans on he botls,
cases O. flatneney t Il anlcork, and fac smile Of my
lmmediaie, invnliable spec slgnatufe On the label.
DC; and Il may be admlnls Por ale by an the re.Deei
tered IN diluted ana pTDpor abe druTsista snS Inor
tlonase quantities even todealen IN California and
paroxyums o. niping palr UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Sole Importer, ~ Beaver street, New York.
t-is'a cauflsn % tls PublI.. N
London C6n!iaI Gfa, Ibat HuIs. on which they
Ogub H0ta Gin. % hope 70 realize large profits
cskeilr,, d. I.a,n.. by selling In CAilofnla.
M-J;--.-5 o.IfI-t Avoid all compounda--
5eo.oasee ceanGRPh Some are 90 skllially pre-
hegat hobneppa lpaIed q % paas Tor good
rsg al. IA. "A LAgnm, except with the best
Under tha aho,e and lin. iudges. II you would be
ilal titles, The liquor mlxSFs ony we oug e.
Of this city b0itng large Isneaeea eenu.
On Ihoio-oms ,r,,S. oo-siss lAnouaflc ecnnlrfa.
UDOLPH0 WoLFE, SOLE Importer, e
ts'u 7beAEor streets New York.
, 1860-02-17

FlVe stops, In ROSEWOOD cases tI60; stops DO do.
t250i u stops do size larger t3O0 Is stops, al do
1910 Each instIunLt warranted to give sataction o
purchase money refunded.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-27
Sflis&ellaneolrs,
The Good Old Tunes.

There ia, TO US, more touching pothos,
heart thrilling expression, more feeling dis
played, in some Of the old psalm tunes than
in a whole batch of modernisms. The
strains 90 home, and the "fountain Of the
great deep is broken up''-the great deep Of
unfuthomable feeling that lies far, far below
the surface of the world hardened heart ;
and us the untoward yet unchecked tear
starts in the eye, the softened spirit yields
to their influence and shakes off the load oi
earthly care, rising, purified and spritualiz'
ed, into purer atmosphere. StraHge, ia.
explica5le asso Citations brood over the mind
minglng their chaste melody Of still sub
dued, more cheerful character. How many
glad hearts in the olden time have rejoiced
in these songs Of praise-how many sighed
out their complaints in these p!ainiive pates
that steal sadly, yet sweety on the ear
hearts, that now cold in death, are laic tc
rest, around that sacred tune, within whose
walls they had so often swelled with emo
tion.-Black,cood
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-27
A Singular Phenomenon,

A gentleman residing in Allegheny town
ship, Cambria county, gives the particulars
of q most remarkable instance OF transmu.
tstion, for the truth Of which he yopches.-
A hen, belonging TO Mr.. Waggonef, after
having raised fine broods of chickens for
three successive yeors, (furnishing the eggs
herself,) quit the business entirely this
spring, begun to crow over her independ
ence, instead Of cecklng over her new laid
eggs, and finally became a roosIer, bossing
round the farm yard with most supercilous
air This is a most encouraging case fos
strong. minded women. Let the Bloomer
dress give way to they've wont mention
ems)-who knows but by whistlng, tree
climbing, and occasionally chasing turkeys
through long grass, they may eventually de.
velop beard, and attain the long sighed fol
and much coveted goal Of "woman's rights. u