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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-13
SOUTHERN FIELD and FlRESlDE.
Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper,
Published in Augusta, Georgia.
DK. D. LEE, AgTIcuIluEaI Edilor


w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
THIS is The title Of Weekly paper, devoted 10 As.
riculture, Literature and AT, which am publish.
ing in Augusta Georgia. Il will be in quano form Of
eight pages folio size-eaeh issue 10 conan forty co.
umns Of matter Il will be in general style similar to,
and in size somewhat larger than the New York Led
ger, twill be published good book paper and will
be in mechanical execution in The best style Of typo
graphical at. In utility il will be all thai the best ag
reuura science aud practical knowledge Of the south
can furnish weekly visitor the homes Of South
eEn planters and farmers, IL will be more useful and
acceptable TO hem than any monthly journal Of equal
merit.
My aim is 10 establish paper that will be yihicle
Of information that will be useful 10 Southern planter.
aud farmers, and a repository Of southern thooshi.
imagination and taste, in the realms Of Literature and
Art and to obtain for il such an extent II patronage
aud success as will justify The liberal eompensa-
ton to all is contributors. Able aud expefienced ed-
tors are engaged and steps in progress 10 secure
contributions from The most pleasing Southern writer's
Of both sexes Much latent talent will be b,oughi 10
light and furnish some agreeable surprises southern
people.
!" Full many gem Of Purest ray Serene"
viii fash before the sdmfng eyes, aud cause gene
fous glow in Southern genius
The Agricultural Editor will be Dr. Daniel Lee the
distinguished Professor Of Ageuiure in the University
OF GeofgaediiOr for many years past Of the southern
Cuiisaior, aud leading eoniribaler to many North.
EN- agricultural journals Of the highss, reputation.
The Literary Editor will he NJ. w. w. Mann. Of
ihis city, accomplished fter 81 us and scho.
larry attainment who. having retired Iron the active
duties Of the legal profession, spent many years 10 Eu.
rope. and for several years the Paris
Of the National lnelliseneer, and southern Literary
Messenger.
TeTns-Cash in advance, So year.
Bills current 10 the State IRON which they are sent
received At par.
JAMES GARDNER.
A (taa
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fAcrs WORTH KsoglS0.-spalling's cephlie Pills
are certain cuie Cor sick Headache Bilious Headache.
Nervous headache, Cosiiseness and General Deb.iiy.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

y'HE Alseriser, having been restored % health IN
ielv weeks ~ yer, simple remedy. alter having
suffered sescl years With severe long Affection and
hat dtead disease, CeH.umplion-is anxious 10 make
knosn 70 be- ieiioN-snhsfefs The means 81 cure.
To 90 whs e,ire H. he will ssnd copy Of the pre-.
sefpon used (tee Of change with The directions Tor
preparing sni using ihs sane, which They will end .
suHt CUsE 81 Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis, &c.
The only otsi Of the advertiser IN sending the Pre-
rfgiigh Z % benefit the scied and spre.d inlorma.
ion Whirh Be e,nceses 10 Re insslulbe and be hopes
every soerer will Try bis remedy. o. il will eost them
naihlngi aud msy prove = blessing.
Persons si.hlng the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wiiliams5ufgh, Kings county. n. York.
ue'ober .. e5-i2m
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- 6
DIR. BAAKEE
TREATS ALL DISEASES.
SPECIAL attention given to all ch,one diseases.
- Coughs, Group, Consumption, Influenza, Asthma,
Bronchitis, oil diseases Of the Nose, Mouth Throat
and Lungs; all skin Diseases Of every description
successfully treated ;-Lumbsgo Lumbar Assesses,
Scroiua, rheumatism GOut, Neuralgia, paraIysis
Epilepsy, or Commissions, Dyspepsia Dysenery, Diar-
hoea. The very worst cases Of Piles cured in short
time also diseases Of the Stomach Liver end Bowels.
There many diseases incidental TO women and chill.
dren which are treated with distinguished success. All
particulars will be given BY letter. Dr.. Baakee can
produce one thousand certificates Of bis perfect success
Ia curing
Cancers, old Sores. or Ulcers. Hip Diseases,
fisfnia, Of erery description, SeGid Head,
Uens, POypns Of The Nose,
Or any other part oflhe body.
Tumors and Swellings
ofeyefy description. and without The asc Of the knife,
or any surgical instruments. These Iast-named ais.
eases cannot be cured by correspondence therefore al
such patients mus, place themselves underline Doctors
personal supervision.
Dr. Baakee has made q new discovery Of Fluid,
that will produce absorption 81 the ..Cataraci and
restore permanent vision TO the Eye without ,esor, 10
the knife. All diseases ofihe
EYES AND EARS
Are successfully treated without the uss Of the knife or
the needle. d.. Baakee has constantly on hand al his
Office
very extensive ASSORTMENT Of
ARTIFICIAL EYES AND TYMPANUMs. OR
EAR.DRUMs,
which suitable for either se1 and al sRein,ered
IN I've minutes. Ear-tTumpeis Of every Description.
also every variety Of artificial article known ia tho
worlds large assortment Of beautiful and durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
With the Arm and Elbow attachment; ARTIFICIAL
FEET. with thu Ankle, Leg, and Knec-Join, stlseh
ment.
These articles are perfectly nstufa and adapted for
eher sex, aud can be sent BY express 10 any part Of
the world Az kinds Of Trusses iof Hernia OF Rupture
very description, for either ser and Trusses par.
uaiiy Hdarfed TOT females IN a weak condition alan
= or those with Pfolsspsus Uieri.
Doctor Bsakee l. Of the most celebrated and
skiili1l physcians and surgeons now living His fame
y known personally in every principal city Of the
Al Letters directed to Dr. Bsakee must cont.iptn
cents 10 pay postage and Incidental EXPENSE
Chronic diseases he treated By eOffespondebre en-
ssPi 'hOss mentioned which viii require bis personal
supervision.
o &c Hours from . a. ~. to4P.M.
DOCTOR BAAKEF,
Ofhee e37 Broadway, few doors bslow BECKER.
New York City.
IAN. :. a.
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BRANDRETH's PILLS.

Fos TIE cure II faJfHsnsa. colds. Tndigesfion M
PsPsia headache, Debility, HeeLasS,.
&c. &c. Sc.
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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Blackwood's Magzaiae and
British Reviews.

sCDff q CO., New York, continue 10 publish
h<' the following leading British Periodicals, wins
!. The London Quarterly, (Conservatiye.)
?. The Edinburgh Review, (whig)
5. The North British Review, free church,
4. The Westminster Review, (Liberal.)
5. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, (Tory. j
rhe.e Periodicals ally repfesentthe three great Do.
ltieal parties Of Great BhtaiB-whig, Tory AM Re-.
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ence, Literature, Morality, and Religion they stand a.
thy have stood, unryslled the world LETTERS
being considered indispensable the scholar and the
professional man, while the INTEL reader Of
y class they furnish aud satisfactory re.
coid 0fihe current literature Of the day. tho
word, than can be possibly obtained from any other
source.
EARLY COPIES The receipt Of Advance
Sheets from the British publishers gives addiiohaI
value 10 these Reprints inasmuch they ean now be
PLACED 10 the hands Of the subscribers about as soon o.
the original editions.
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NNA8Tbu mme8stfiF fs6d Mich COW
wfia Yeaa GH iftaf II
]. G. TDhHNsTINR E eor
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spaulding's Prepared Liquid Glue.
WIS Is The best article known Tor edine al Kind.
Of Fufniiufe. as il Is IN liquid form il is al
ways ready Coz use. For sale BY
J. q. TURRENTINE & SON.
Fehrusy7 :. as
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Aasusip.Geo.
, 1861-10-10

BLAcKwooDs EDHBunou MAoAnSs for Au
gust is received. The excellent autobiography
Of Norman Sinclair " Is concluded In this mum.
beFi i has occupied portion Of the pages ol
this sterling magazine fnr nearly twslvemOnth.
A thrilling sketch Of the lie and adventures oi
Joseph wola, la.e missionary in Persia, alls
the opening pages; next we have . chapter "On
mannersi" then "vaugsnS Revolutions in Eng
lish History" the "Royal Academy and ii.
waler-cOlOr Societies. y " Mad Dogs" " Another
Minister'S Autobiography" !" and " Three Days In
ths Highlands" A table Of contents, this oi
much merit. See the publishers advertisement,
on lAst page Of this paper, and subscribe In time
ior the new tale, which win probably commence
IN The next number.
, 1861-10-10

SrEnACooN on PAPER-We were much
pleased, yesterday, with sight Of an unfinished
drawing Of our town, executed by Mr.. Traut-
man Grob, an artist Of deserved pretehsions.
The sketch is truthful, and cannot but interest
and be priced by our citizens. When finished,
as it will be in day or two, it is the intention
Of Mr.. Grob either to rattle it off for 800, or,
by means Of subscriptions, have 1t Autographed,
and copies furnished to limited number oI
subscribers. lie proposes to furnish sixty CO.
pies to as many subscribers at IS eachI half Of
which to be paid now, and the balance when the
lithographic copies are delivered. weprefer the
latter course rs one that cannot fail to afford the
greatest satisfaction, and hope our citizens will
decide in favor Of ii by the requisite number Of
names. Mr.. Grob bears with him many flatter.
ing testimonials in German, French and English,
from journals printed in those languages, lie
will exhibit his picture Of Strilacoom Tomorrow,
in Newcll's saloon, where everybody will have an
opportunity Of seeing it, and none should miss
the chance.
, 1861-10-10

INPoRTANT NAVAL EXPEDITIONS. s.-Eastcrn jour.
nails state that Government Is preparing for two
important naval expeditions, one against Bruins.
wick IL Georgia, the other against the coast Of
South Carolina. A dispatch to the New York
Times says:-" There are important movements
in this direction which undoubtedly have ref.
erence to these expeditions Large bodies Of
regular troops are concentrating here, ard
many vessels at our Navy Yard are being fitted
out with extraordinary rapidity. The er' at
steamships Baltic, Atlantic and HGnder6M are
all nearly ready io- active transport service"
, 1861-10-10

DAGuERREoTYPING IN CoLoRs.-The celc-
brated daguerrcotop Nierce De Santa Victor,
has at last discovered the secret of reproducing
cs,nera, and rendering them peru anent. lie
has subjected pictures taken by his new method
solar rays without producing any visible change
in the tints. Blue, which has hitherto been re.
garded as well nigh unattninable in the photo
graph, is now copied vividly. The same is es.
pecially true Of yellow and green. The Paris
MOnitsuT, which brings this intelligence, does
not give the process.
, 1861-10-10

HOLLowAY's 0xrMRST.-Skin Diseases are
the most difficult Of all complaints to CLASSIFY or
prescribe fur; but for that species Of dry,
cracked, rough blOtch, always prevalent in au.
tumn, when the chills Of morning and evening
warn US Of the approach Of winter, and a6.
Tuptly check the free circulation through the
capillarieS % essential to health and beauty
during the summer, Professor Holloway has
discovered never-iang rrmedy. Any sceptic
may test It's value BY few days trial, and his
decision viii be unqualified omnendation, u
b faithfully follows the directions laid down
for the use Of this Ointment in this annoying
disorder. It acts BY quickening the circulation
through the most minute vessels Of the skin.
, 1861-10-10

Rev. DR. W. A. ScOTr.-This celebrated divin6
has At length been compelled to reIinquish bis
hold upon San francisco and Caliiomians, in
consequence Of bis obnoxious secession senti.
'nents On the occasion Of bis last sermon. on
Sunday, the 29d ult, his church was mobbed I,y
snme three thousand people, who were only re
strained from committing personal violence upon
him BY the presence Of large police force lie
Immediately resigned his pastoral charge, and ia
probably ere this on his way to the East For
some seven years be has been the most eminent
preacher Of California; having commenced his
career Ia San Francisco, we believe, in 1854.
During this period he has received a salary Ol
$4,000 per annum, the loss Of which be viii be
likely 70 regret.
, 1861-10-10

SEATTLE, Sept. 2Gth, 1861.
Pursuant to announcement, the citizens came
together at seven PM, and organized by calling
Rev. ID. Hagley to the chair, and electing A. $.
Mercer secretary. The exercises opened with
prayer by the President, Immediately succeeding
which the Band played Yankee Doodle.
Chief Judge Hewitt was then introduced, and
addressed the audience upon the state Of the
country and the causes from which our present
difficulties have sprung.
The Judge was followed briefly by the chair.
man, who dwelt upon the beauties and duties Of
American citizenship.
Adjourned.
, 1861-10-10
THE 1IrMoRTALITY OF GREArNEss.

How ALONE 1T MAY BE WoN-We talk Of
"immOrtal heroes and statesmen, but they
are only immortal in history. The portion OF
mankind that does not rad history knows moth.
ing about them, and even the scholar, w"o is
familiar With its pages, takes comparatively little
interest in these dead and gone celebrities. But
when great man links his name To o great in.
vention or dtsc0reTy, the benefits Of which must
endure rs long as the world lasts he secures
true inInnrtallty-the universal aud undying
gratitude Of Inankind-through all the coming
ages. This il appears to us will be the need Of
Thomas Holloway, the distinguished originator
Of the two m"st popular because most success
FAD remedics that have ever been appliel to the
cure Of external diseases. Il il Impossible that
his name should ever die out Of human rccOllec.
tion, or cease to be held in honor, while his
Pills aud Ointment arc performing such extraor-
dInAry cures as the newspaper press, in every
country, almost daily records In the future,
To the last syllable Of recorded time"
the same happy results will doubtless be produced
by the samr means, No that the name Of HOllO.
way is pretty sure to be "kept green in the
sous" Of cOming generations This is a kind Of
Fame worth tOiiing for; worth living and dying
for. lie who leaves such an heir.lUOm to his
descendants beQneaths to them 4 legacy, com.
pared with which wealth is but as dross. Tens
" thousands ~ all parts Of the habita6le world
will bear testimony to the truth Of these state.
ments,-many will say, we were cured Of fevers
and aguesi many again will say, we were raised
IRON beds Of sickness when worn down BY
weakness and debility,-while others will tell
US. that their digestive organs were always at
iault,-and that there was no relief for them
until they used these marvellous Medicines
the Tenown then Of this man is truly wonderful,
Fiahkil Standard.
, 1861-10-10

Asornra snL-lfn. Gwin writes to the
Nrs York HrIuli. from IVES, Point whero she
~ ben Is1iiing fur . fortnight previously.
..ill lals q he 27lh of August expressing
~ oarpdss e he report q her arrest ID
W1|lInrlDh. Thus 3 anolhsr sensation item
rnnnlly tIlpoasi q, alsr The venting q col
ma q ymIaihy faF ne sunisFtunats lady,r :
ani abu.s q the sdmInisiration On her account
ehs lyn - hnl " 20 nspiaiions ior crown q
uslpriou.n
, 1861-10-10

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mos, rrom;Sinn "a "so,,;., ~ o"' - '.S ~
mis- corD,v w.. . ~,oS,s-," - .'sa -. "
sn;r;,s S,,. :, -. - 80 H - -,ue"' '
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consd.n.. or IN - 80. ~, - r.", @
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s,,oh ,h., ~ n';sh, 81, ~ 49,. "s p "S' .
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,;sS'-..,r s, y =. 80 ~ n'. -v''1".'s ". .S'ao
- = ..o "s1' Du' u.S aPP'u's wv
, 1861-10-10

CcSvIcrED.-we learn from the K0untainssr
that four Indians were convicted Of murder In
the first degree, at the late sitting Of the Court
in Wasco county, and were sentenced to death
on the I'd inst They were all convicted on
indian testimony, without which there vas
nothing to show that they had any connection
whatever with the murderG
, 1861-10-10
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTETLAcooM. W. T.
Thursday Evening. Oct. 10 1861.

fHs EouuouAL SroRH.-This annual visitor
was ushered in in grand style on Sunday even
Ing, 9Th inst, at the eleventh hour. The ele-
msnts famed and Taeed for many hours at
Sais seldom witnessed rain, hail, and wind.
each wresiied with giant strength for the mas
tsFy, and mighty was the struggle while Il
lasted. The 6rst rays Of the mornings light
Disclosed ths results Of the farul strife in trees
uprOoisd, lsnces damaged, fruit torn from the
siem, and divers other misehievOus pFanks.
Han and wind had exhausted their fury, hut
min eon.irued 10 iAIl Of intervals until about
noon. when quick flashes Of vivid lightning.
followed By peal aaer peal Of awe-inspirlne
thunder. seemed 10 infnse fresh life into the
clouds fdr time. AAer discharging . few
more torrsnts. these, too. exhausted their fury.
and he cheering beams Of an unelOuded sur
ulEs 10 70 impaFt again their warmth to the
IGis SlsIm.bsaish earth. satsI .
, 1861-10-10

A RExARKABLE CAsE.-We record the death,
says the MnrysvilIe Express. Of Mr.. William c.
Miller, . worthy man, who has been suffering
for great while with drOpsy. He had been
tapped twenty-one times, and fifty. three gallons
Of water had been taken from him.
, 1861-10-10

THREE DAYS FROM ST.. LOuIS-The people Of
California now get the news from St. Louis In
the short space Of three days; the telegraph
line on this side being completed to within $50
miles Of Salt Lake, and on the other side to
within about 400 miles Of the same place, leav.
ing the pony to run but about 500 miles be-
tween the two telegraph points.
, 1861-10-10
TlisrrllanrOus advertisements.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TTTILI. BE SOLD n PUBLIC AUCTION ON
w SATURDAY, he second day Of November, between the
hours Of IN O'Clock aud the setting Of tie the Donation
Cain Of Milton p Cu deceasrd situated n Pierce County,
W. T., and lying Of T. McCaW's farm, containing To-
Conditions Of sale 10 per cent at time Of sale, and
half when sale is confirmed by Probate Court and deed
cuird and the other hal payable In sx months secured by
note aud mortgage.
2ig3 8. McCAw, Administrator.
, 1861-10-10

Low WASrE-Ths MouMainssS ays The
water IN he Columbia d lover than Il was ct
he middle q November last yeaE. Fears are
entertained that Il Uill % hF Fsosde % % SOP
Ne boals running 10 wGIla waIlA
, 1861-10-10

Drrrn an DrsIER.--At 6rsi q was siated
|h1i ~ hmiiiss- q this years emigration
hai 1llI.i = he Grand Ronds valley. Next i
u11 ~ Ihal annleh hmiliul" had lOclted
I1.la Nov lhs DalIsa llsuniafnesr says that
.'al1lgf1s hmillss" have located in ihst beau
rIhl valley. We are glad 70 receive this IAsi
rrDolt, 81 4 gives assurance q security % The
I.Il1 pIonclrI N hat distant settlement.
, 1861-10-10

I'm Etua AnD.nsos.- --This sissmsr came
torn from Olympia On Tuesday afternoon.
II.|.tlsd sith i've Iloek ~ Victoria >he had
q ho,ri l27 bad q sheep, s5 head q ealils.
rni 10 hnn'rl; also i've passengers We lsaEn
I1.l lhs ui|l continue % make regular weekly
lIi11 % lhs Sound, leaving Olympia every
Ill.iay. clpt Fleming has our thanks ioI
ps''1 ri,lnIIons On NJ. Iasi trip.
, 1861-10-10

GoLD or AusrRALrA.-The gold crop Of Aus
tralia has declined from $ee,6OO,OOo. in 1855,
to $40,0OO,oo0 in 1860, although the miners
have increased from $4,000 to 100000 during
tho same time.
, 1861-10-10

MEXICAN AEEARA-A German paper Of San
Francisco says that Il has seen private letter
from Acapulco, dated Sept 18th, which says:-
information has just reached here to the effect
that the united troops Of England, France and
Spain are about to make an invasion Of Mexico,
TO force The latter country to pay the claims due
the above powers and, On refusal, to take pos
session Of the entire country. The British have
alrvady taken possession Of the province Of Yu.
catan with force Of 5000 men" The last sen.
tsnce quoted Is contained in postscript to the
letter alludedtO. How much Of this intelligence
Is true, We arc not prepared TO say; Il all true,
it Is certainly very important
, 1861-10-10

Wmrn . nf-Ths Postal Agent Who Vi
~ > - ustk has an uniartunats uamei no
l1op.1pIl en- agIss npun Il A Portland Pc.
- prints 4 : Wohonav he Standard calls d
: aUaIlsnl nnd . . Istlsr IN he hands of one
= ~ dIilnn 4 b sflncn % q % Be construed
ID, 11,cIlI dl1sllni n.nsl. Which Is rishtP
, 1861-10-10

To the Committee, A. S. Mercer. John Pike and
A. z. Delin:
Your request for q copy Of the discourse dcliv-
cred by me upon the day Of the National Fast is
received.
hereby furnish you q synopsis of It, which
you are ut liberty to use as you may .hink pro-
per. il the cause Of right can be usthened
by it, shall be grateful.
, 1861-10-10

SEATTLE, Sept. 26th, 1861.

Mr.. BAGLEY--
Sir: We, a committee representing the will Of
the people, request copy Of the address deliv.
cred by you to-day, for publication.
4. 5. MERCER,
JoUN PIKE, Committee.
a. 2. bEL;E,
, 1861-10-10

SELEcT ScuOOIA-By reference to our adver-
Using columns il win bs seen that NJ. John v.
Meeksr viii open selsrt school On Monday next.
See his terms. % advertised. We are requested
10 sinis that Rev. Geo W. Sloan win also open Z
sslset school On The ams day. BOih Of thess
gsudsnsa sEs vel qualiasd lsashsrs. N uhieh
voeIiiun thsy have bsA wseh szpssissea
, 1861-10-10

wssss asaiaeolpslsd SOdpfsr De publication
q De Lans's letter; slse one hFOn Seattle
, 1861-10-10
DANIEL BAGLEY.

The address alluded to will be found on the
first page Of this issue. We invite the attention
Of the reader to 1t as well worthy Of earnest
peruSal.]
, 1861-10-10
Special gOtitss.
The Medical aud surgical InsaI111s

or d. L. j. CEAPET s already secured in pOsIon vhl.A
places IT, its PROPRIETOR far SbOve tie assaults Of envV anS
professional malice. In The schools Of France the h.Ssst
prEes oen awarded practitioners In this dpar msns
81 medical science, and they occupy with othe 90 equally
lOfty position n the profession. Rcord ustTon1 ~
ample shining light among the philosophical plnTn of N.
In Europe, and Dr. IEaplay has fully equaled him n M
country; proof Of which, the phlladeInhla Cole.S
Medicine compllmSbted m with Diploma, he hOncfa
Gd eWRdss drgrre Selecting this hN Geld Of opeTHon
although qualified graduate Of the University 81 PeGth
and the late Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary
army for extended labOFs. Dr. l. csRpkay has ~,
hts earnest attention 10 the Of chronic and prvna ~
vases in which he ha. become 80 Eeat expert that h1
regarded the leader In this branch Of hs proels
throughout the United ftAtea, and bis portrait hoAnh
Published matter Of interest their rradeF IN ne
exclusive Journals The Doctors Offices are a hs Medlesi
and Surgical ute, Sacramento street. corner of Ldss
dor nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Man eean.
ship COMPANY.
tN We ask the particular attention Of our readers 10 s
thls paper.
DR. L. J. CZAPKAYT private Medical and eureIesl Ins,I
nte e on Sacramento street. below MongomeEy Opposite N
Pacific Mah Steamship Companys Slee, Fan Ffuneeo NJ
unless he effects q cure
~ Persons not wishing to loSe time IN eoFrespondene.
please enclose In their LETTERS and they will get immediate
attention TO their cases. -
Address L. }. cZAPKAY, ND,
ll:tn San Francisco, Cal.
, 1861-10-10

snooFna N Eus SFREEEa-A very dangerous
plaetlcs & becnming quite prevalent in our
streets which. We fer. viii lead 10 serious re-
suits. q not checked 10 time. We refer to the
practice q chasing chickens Sbont the town
viii guns. snd shooting them on the corners of
thsldesa TIE pSartiee frst originated with
one Or two big boys. and has since been followed
by smaller boys Is an amusement The public
siEssis q town Or city are not proper places in
which % shoot game. whether the laws prohibit
orrnsiinnit 4 lfourcitisenA desire TO purchase
via chicksnsi6rth finn of setting them ct large
nnl th1n shooting them, they should take them
out q town, rhsss human Tie win not BE- sndan.i
rlrsd b. he rsckles1 port