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II he Old story.
BY WILLIE LIGHTHEART.

Mamma, mamma, young Eddie Jones,
Who called for me last night,
And by the fallen oak SAT down,
Beneath the moons soft light,
Whispered so many pretty things
About his country home
And took my hand in his, and asked
q II would be his own.
He called me beautiful, and said
Ny hand was snowy white,
NV lips we're coral. and my eyes
We're like the diamonds light;
And then he sighed and looked so sad,
And seemed in such distress,
That when he asked me to be his,
had to tell him yes.
Fie! fe! my daughter-Eddie Jones
nice young man may he,
But she can't keeps hotel" nor
A husband be to thee;
He's nothing bnt country clown,
And does not own a "red,"
Before ! see you marry him,
I'd rather both were dead,
But, dear mamma. yonng Eddie Jonea
Is wealthy, am sure.
For old Sponduicks died, and left
Five thousand pounds or more;
And all his money is bis own,
Besides his country home !
Mamma, mamma, I'd rather be
His bride than live alone.
| know he loves the very ground
On which my shadow falls,
And will delight to furnish me
With b0nnets, hoops and shawls;
And more than gold can buy
More than my petted vine
That climbs upon the porch-I love
TO know his HEART is mine.
Five thousand pounds, and all his ownl
Whpw daughter. what pile
Not that care fig for wealth,
Therefore, you needn't smile,
But Eddie Jones has won your heart,
And loves you, too, guess
So, when he asks your hand again,
Just saw, | acquiescp.
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information Wanted.

OF WILLIAM and PATRICK STAPLESTON,
natives oi Prince Edwards Island British Amer
ica BY calling on james O'Connor, +. NJ, Wea.
vervlle. they will hear of something to their
advantage.
Weavervile. Sept 2l, 1861, s6.td
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Roman Eve RaIsnsu -

Roman Eye Baisnm Amy acclhent OF dISeASe
that would weaken aud name the Eyes, and perhaps de
srOy the sight he considered of the most terri
BILE an ctOns that could beia one There are however
class peculiarly exposed to this dreadful caam
ity such miners operatives in metals and mechanics
who from the of their employmeDts compelled
work cloud of dust and grit Such persons should
never be without this Rasam it acts almost like magic
in wing irritation and inflammation few aprca TONS
Cact he 81 IN
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I. O. O. f
MI rs. I" i II. - 10 wv,

AN EXPERIENCED NURSE aud Family Physician. has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly
facilitates the process of teehng by sofening the gums
reducing all lnamationwill aay all pain and is TO
regulate the bowels Depend upon it, mothers, ii viii
give rest to yourselves and relief aud health to your IN
ants. preccty safe in all zee advertisement In
another column. m.l21Is.n,
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100000 LBS. BARLEY

TOR SALE BY COMsTOCK & MARTIN.
l. Weaveryille, July 6, 1861. rs.
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i. +. FILLMORE.
JOHN MIDDLETON. Notary Public.

CARD.-Promped by an honest desire of my heart,
wish to lay before the public which deserves
mendaon not only act of scientific skill but Of
humanity also. About two years ago. ] suddenly and
from unknown to me. siezed with fit of ep
epay which, owing to my inability to meet the expenses
consequent upon thorough medical treatment, and that
encouragement met with in attempting it, became
such as then led to believe defy the skill of
any physician frequently, while in pursuit of my
calling thrown down to the ground without the slightest
warming and although insensble to the agOnes yet de
spsed the msereS of my life and learned to look
upon those who wnull render assistance shelter
danger enemies who sought to pr0ong the exist
of misereS. While in this state. and having pre-
vous my a1licion tasted the sweets of life,
was induced to attempt seeking aid of physician
and by recommendation, called upon pr L. J. Czapkay
told him of my circumstances and inability to reward
him for his services regardless Of which however he at
undertook my and with the blessing of God,
more restored to perfect health Unable to
him for the boon which enjoy at present and yet
conscious of my ndebedneSs consider IL due to myself
and all afflicted to make the public in order that
those in need of medical advice may find ply sican in
whom every confidence may be placed.
f.. 81 MEYER YABl0NSKY.
State of California County of San Francisco Subscrib
ed TO before me- this 18th day of August
1856.
IT A Not puI
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STERN ATORRHRA.Or local weakness nervous debility,
low spirits assude weakness of the limbs and back in.
disposition or ncapabiiy to labor and study duness of
apprehension loss of memory aversion to society love of
solitude timity self dstrust dizziness headache, pains
in the side affections in eyes pmpes face sex
ua ur other nHrmties in man, cured by the Justly
celebrated ply saan and surgeon, Dr. L. j. CzakRy His
method of curing diseases is unknown to others
and hence the great All consultations BY letter
or otherwise
Address l.. j. CZAPKAY NJ. De, San Francisco, Cal
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GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Public.

CARD.-I the undersigned, having been under the
treatment of Dr. L. j. Czapkay, although unsolicited feel
called upon to give publicity to the efficacy of his treat
ment, hoping that by doing so may be instrumental in
preventing Others from the fearful suferngs and misery
experienced and which often results from the peTn
practice of pretenders My disease has been that of
physical and mental debility which follows in
of ndiscretons in youth The agonies which | endured
perhaps unnecessary for me to detail they known
to those who have experienced them. Suffice it to say
that ha wing called the service of Dr. L. j. Czapkay into
requstion, all the expectations which may have formed
of him more than realized would therefore
mend Dr. Czapkay to all who may find themselves afflicted
with that dreadful malady, my object in doing being
sympathy for suffering humanity and heartfelt desire
of relieving them.
IT, d. j. DAIlIEE, Printer.
State of California, City and County of San Francisco
SS.On this 3lst day of July, 1856, before me, viii
liam c. Jewett, Notary Public, personally appeared d.
Dahlee known to me who being duly sworn did depose
and say that the contents of the card herewith signed by
him are true.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand aud
affixed my official SEAL the day aud year first above wit
ten.
[L.s.l WM G. JEWErT, Notary Public
Address, L. ]. cZAPKAY, NJ D., San Francisco, Cal,
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DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAY.
Remarkable Instances of Medical Rel

Below we publish the certificates OF three of hp
sufferers from the pang of disease, who, having
recovered their former health, and impelled by
gratitude, make known their eases and remedial
agent, aud their statements are authenticated by
n Notary Public. The demands of society mpe-
riously demand their publicity, and we commend
their pprusa to all a1l ictrd :
THANK FULNESS rs TITE TVrFNTIVE TO GRAFT
DE.-CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned desirou Of acquanting those who
unfortunate enough to be similarly afflicted where
permanent relief of their snnerng may he obtained feels
il his duty thus publicly express his most sincere graf
his health. Borne down by the distressing symptoms in
cdent he vicious praoGe of youth deprrSSed nbody
and mind unable to perform the most rlng duty impo"-
Ell hv the daily av0dai0ns al ne sought ADVICE o many
yicans who at first regarded my disease of rhnG
i'm portanoe but alas after few weeks, and in several
instances months of their trea ment found In my unnt
terahle horror that instead of relief symptoms be-
alarming in their torture aud being told by
one that the disease being confined the bran medicine
would be of little conseq uence despaed of regain,
ing health strength and and as last resort
called ON rr T. Cyeukoy who after examinnr NV oase
prescribed medicine which almost instantly relieved
Of the duh pain and dizziness in the head Encouraged
Inv the result resolved to place myself under his care
and by str0t obedience to all his directions and advice
my head became clear ideas collected, the constant
pain in the back ana grons the weakness ot my limbs,
the reaction of my whole body the slightest
alarm excitement the misanihropy and evil forebod-
ngs the sedstrust and want of confidence in others
the ncapabilty for study the want of resolution the ter
rble yet sometimes pleasant dreams hy night. have all
disappeared and in fact in two mont hS after having
suited the Doctor felt if nspired bv new ltehat
life which short time ago contemplated ending with
! my hand.
With the view guard the unfortunate from falling in
ia the Of incompetent quacks deem IT my dny
To offer this testimony to the merits and skill of Pr Cap
kav aud recommend him 10 I'll who stand in need Of
medical advice being assured by my experience that
under his care radical and permanent will be
| elec ted.
f.. 81 II. T. FILLMORE.
State of California, city and county of Sa Francis >cn.-
Subscribed and sworn to before this 18th day of April
A, D., 1855.
fl. 81 JOHN MIDDLETON. Notary Public
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EOOk aud Sob Printing

HOOK nnd Dob Printing
OF every description done in superior man.
ner, and at reasonable prices
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PHOENIX WORKS !
JONATHAN KITTREDGE, Proprietor,

JUNhIHAN KIIIhEDUE, TTUpTItJoT,
MANU- FACTURER OF FIREPROOF
lNl Doors, Shutters, Bank Vaults, Prison Cells,
Ralings, Gialings Balconies, Bolts, Bridge
Work, and all kinds of Blacksmith Work.
A large assortment of second hand Doors and
Shutters constantly on hand, and for sale at very
low rates. All orders promptly attended to.
No. 70S Battery street, near Pacific,
1126w, San Francisco
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MERCHANTS s
Summer and Fall Goods

Summer and Fall Goods
is particularly attractive. and the great feature
TO the C0untry .Mcrrhant is the unusually low
prico--lcss than the cost of importation.
We also keep the Staple articles in The Dry
Goods line, which Goods we have purchased in
this market under the Hammfr and are Offering
them at .Ntio York cost--dnd less. We publish
this Cart in order that we may make new ao-
auaintances, and induce those who have not here
tofore purchased of u.s. to call and inspect our
stock.
All we ask is an opportunity to shoao The Goods
and name the prices, and we have no fear of the
result Good articles and iow prices are the great
inducements to all who purchase to sell again.
Merchants who buy of us can make good
profit and sell to their customers at low figure.
We remain, respectfully,
Your Oh"dient servants,
BADGER & llNDENBERGER,
Wholesale Clotbing and Hat Warehouse,
Nos. All, 4l3 and 4l5 Battery street
(cOrncr of Merchant street,)
San Francisco. July 20 1861, 27l3
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CERTIFICATE.-I, the undersigned Governor OF
Hungary, do hereby testify, that DR.. i. D. Gap
kay has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty, as Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian At
my, with faithful perseverance. Whereof have
given him this certificate. and do recommend hm
to the sympathy, attention, and protection Of Oh o..
those who are capable of approaching palTlO'lO
self sacrifice and undeserved misfortune
KOssUTH LAJOs. Governor of Hungary
Washington City. Jan. 9th, 1852.
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DIR. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
Surgical Institute is on SACRAMENTO ST.. below
Montgomery. oppusit" the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's Office, San Francisco The Doctor
off RS free consultations. and asks no remnnera'
tien unless he effects cure. Office hours from =
a. IN. to 3 p. m.
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n25.l9,
, 1861-12-27
How to Endure Matrimony.


Timothy Titcomb writes as follows on
what is called, with exquisite irony, the di-
vine institution:
:" suppose there is a modicum of ro-
nance in most natures, and that if it gath
ers about any event it is that Of marriage
Most peple marry their ideals. There is
more or less fictitious and fallacious glory
resting upon the head of every bridge,
which the incchate husband believes in
Most men and women manufacture perfec-
lion il their mates by happy process of
their imaginations, and then marry them.
This, Of course, wears away. By the time
the husband has seen his wife eat heartily
of pork and beans, and, with her hair friz-
zled, and her oldest dress on, full of the
enterprise of overhauling things, he sees
that she belongs to the same race as him
self And she, when her husband gets up
cross in the morning, and undertakes to
shave imself with cold water and dull
razor, while his suspenders dangle at his
heels, begins to see that man is a very pro-
sale animal. In other words, there is such
a thing as a honeymoon, of longer or short
er duration and while the moonshine lasts
the radiance Of the seventh heaven can not
compare with it. 1t is very delicious lit
tie delirium-a febrile mental disease,
which. like measels, never returns.
When the honeymoon passes away,
setting behind dull mountains or dipping
81 emily into the stormy sea of life the try
ing hour Of marriage-life has come. Be-
tween the rites, there are no more iilu-
sions The feverish desire of possession
has gone-vanished into gratifcation-and
al excitement has receded. Then begins,
or should begin, the business of adaptation.
If they find they do not love one another
as they thought they did they should double
their attentions to one another, and be
jealous Of everything which tends in the
slightest degree to separate them. Life is
too precious to be thrown away in secret
regrets or open differences. And let me
say to every one to whom the romance of
life has fed, and who are discontented in
the slightest degree With their conditions,
begin this work of reconciliation before
you are day older.
Renew the attentions of earlier days
Draw your hearts close together. Talk the
thing over Acknowledge your faults to
one another, and determine that hence
forth you will be all in al to each other !;
and, my word for it, you shall find in your
relation the sweetest JOY earth has for you.
There is no other way for you to do. If
you are happy at home you must be happy
abroad: the man or woman who has set
tied down upon the conviction that he or
she is attached for life to an uncongenial
yok, -falloA and that there is no way of
escape, has lost life; there is effort too
costly to make which can restore to its set
ting upon the bosoms the missing pearl"
, 1861-12-27

RaE The cause of the lidies teeth de-
caying at so much earlier stage of life
than those Of the other sex has been at
tributed by some to the friction of the
tongue on them; but IN Aberdeen paper
says, " it has been discovered to be owing
to the sweetness Of the lip" "
, 1861-12-27
Additional Atlantic News.

The Southern papers are advocating the
abolishment of the elective franchise.
The fight had not been resumed at Pen
sacola
The Southern Planters are said to be de-
stroying their crops, to prevent them from
falling into our lands.
A conspiracy of Union men had been dis
covered in New Orleans, causing great ex-
citement there, Many arrests had been
made
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-John G. Breck-
enr;dge was unanimously expelled from the
Senate.
Kent, Captain of the jeff Davis, was on
board the steamer hen Shdell and Mason
we're taken.
The Sumter as at Martinique Nov 5th
and the U. S. gunboat Iroquois was four
hours behind her.
New YORK, Dec 3d-Mr Butterfeld,
who has been prisoner at Charleston, has
arrived and reports that the forts on OFT +
and Phoenix islands were vacated and blow n
up Nov. 18th The greatest excitement
prevailed at Charleston, and meeting was
held as to the prcpriety Of burning or sur
rendering the city The Mayor was for
surrendering, and so were the people gen +
ally, but the Governor said it must be
burned.
Special dispatches state that resolution
will be offered in the House furnishing any
officer of the army for returning fugitive
saves to masters.
QUINCY, H.. Dec. 5th.-The New York
Times special dispatch, dated Washington,
December 4th, says information was receiv-
ed this event that the rebels are in pos
session of Anandale, Fairfax county, and
have large force Of cavalry.
There are twelve forts around Center
vile defended by field pieces. Four regi-
ments of the enemy lately left Centerville
for Leesblrg. There are 10000 men there
now.
Sr. LOUIS, Dec. Great excitement
and CONSERVATION exists at Charleston and
other towns South. At Charleston the
rebels are burning all their cotton and rice
to prevent it falling into the hands of the
Federals.
At Greenville, Tennessee. two Unionists
have been hung by the rebels. Their Of
fence was bridge burning.
Parson Brownlow is making himself felt
In East Tennessee, at the head of 10000
men, he attacked large rebel force, and
defeated them with great slaughter. He
captured ten Of the teamsters, with their
teams and freight.
The FEEDER j fleet have captured ship,
having on board large cargo of sugar and
mo asses; the vessel was trying to steal out
of New Orleans when taken,
, 1861-12-27

MADAME RocHEFoUCAULD's MAxIMs.
-Women's feelings are more intense than
those Of men. We are happy or misera-
BILE at ball or at home.
A woman hates question, but loves to
ask one.
Praise a woman's taste, and you may at
tack her sense with impunity
If you want 60 know a womans true
character, linger after the guests have gone
and listen to what she has to say about
them.
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Man SHOT-A young man, a son OF expo
Hceman Ford. at half-rast two o'clock yesterday
afternoon, entered the gun shop Of Leopold
Wanrersheim, on Madison street. next door to
speeld's saloon, with a gun which he wished re-
paired. Tie gunsmith, having no suspicion that
1t was loaded, handled it without taking partF
cular care, when It went of, the load entering
the side Of young Ford. Mr.. Wsngersheim
proceeded to the station Gus and there dely'
| erred himself up 70 DIN, the station house keep
cr. He asked permission to go and close MS
shop up which was granted, and after having
done 50 he returned to the station house and is
now in custody. The yeung man is seriously
wounded and fears Of fatal result are enter
/ tafnnl
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THANKs.-To my fair and patriotic lady
iicuds, the Misses Kirk, l express my grateful
Acknowledgements for the receipt Of two hundred
leaux given at the Memphis Theater, September
"a, 1861. This generous donation for The benc-
fl of my company is not the only exhibition Of
l~iberalitv for which these ladies have won praise
and heartfelt thanks from our volunteer soldiers.
While such noble hearted women smile upon and
encourage our soldiers, the cause Of the South
must prosper, and our country be saved from
ruthless invaders, THOS. W. PRESTON,
Captain Memphis Grays.
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REPORT OF THE CAPTAIN or NIGHT POLICE
Tntal zines. sI.77O

A communication from the City Controller in
relation 10 a city note belonging to, ana LOST Gy
d. .IamisOn. was read and referred TO the FL
nance Committee.
A recommendation Of the Street Commissioner
in relation to certain work required 10 be oone'
was adopted by the Board, and a Tequkiuon from
the same for gas in the City Stable allowed, ana
the improvements ordered TO be made.
A communication from ii. kirkland IN rela-
ton 10 the bell at the Beul street market was r"-
frrrcd to the Committee on Markets.
4 communication from Nigo7. Bros. 4 Co,
was referred to the Mayer and Secretary OF the
Board of Health.
j. II. Capp7, Market Master, Poplar street
| Market, reported his collections Tor The month
of September 20 be S22900; and Henry Kirk
land reported his collections at the Beal street
Market to be Sl54.75.
4 communication was received from the
Chief of Police in relation to pavcmentS ordered
paved by the Board-rePorting delinquents, etc.
In connection with the communication Aid. Ear
mer presented the following resolution, which
was adopted by the Board
RcsolCod, That all delinquent properly mold
ders. heretofore required 20 pave THEN side
walks and make other Improvements ordered
by the Board. and who have failed TO do 50, be
immediately summouedhy the Chief OF Police b.
fore the CITY Recorder To show cause why they
have thus failed, or be fined according to City
ordinances
The monthly statement Of tho City Controller,
in relation TO receipts and disbursements for the
past month, was read and ordered filed.
COMMITTEE on ACCOUNTS.
1l.o cUouiDo accounts wcra rfp0Ffed In.
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81
PACKET LTNEI

THE splendid boats of his u.v- laa VIII a.
4 iegyr N-upits trr Ns-- pr-lau1 81 4-4
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS s-4 SATTR E@
DAYS.
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CITY WARRANTS-W. O. LoAand, Esq, the
City Controller, last evening officially recon-
mendea that the city apply to the Legislature
for power 70 issue CRY warrants to the amount
OF S300, 900. lor Sums OF $40 aud 500, and tor
higher amounts; these warrants to be issued in
payment OF city debts, and to be received in
payment Of taxcs-whcn So receive, to he cam
callna md nevnr reissnn1.
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NE'LEAN,S

As may be seen, We insert Jiis week the adrel,iso
nonr OF Mclean s Conral, etc.
Itisvery we'll known We are not pari.alary layor
able to patent medicine, sa asa general thing, e-chsv
tie whole Of Them with bu- l;ue ceremony, and will
hess sentiments we declined inserting thls advcrrise
incn' until We knew what were tss Ingredient Of Ri.
'n-diciner sDd how compounded. Tai. we Lave learned
oHd believing, as we do, Cha. ;ae in.r- dents are -7od
and the compound judiciousiy made. we -scoumeu &
as a MI 'ucs worthy Of pub &. confidence.
The above &, from the -. Louis Christian Advocate
edited By the renowned Rev. Dr. HcAually, which
peaks volumes in favor Of NcLeau's Cordial. We sa,
10 all, try it. See the adv. rtisemeut IN another column
fhGJsv.
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The firm of Berhold, Smith & Co, St
Louis, whose card we publish IN to-day's columns
Is an excellent and first class southern house
The principal Of this firm to avoid being arrested
by Liacoln's minions has been compelled to seeb
safety in fight. A son Of another one Of the
firm Is now with Gen. Price az Lexington, and
two brothers Of the junior partner are with th,
army in Vrginia-and altogether, the firm ha:
done as much as any one in St. Louis in con.
tribUtions 10 the southern cause, in ways which
1t IS not prudent to mention at present. Then
Trade Is entirely in the Southern Confederacy.
wlene their agent, Mr.. Hugh Macdonald. reside'
almost constantly.
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LITTLE Rock ROAD \ BRIDGE-m COM
pany with our good friends, Messrs. Fegcr. SUI
pcyintcndent, and IIarrod, Assistant Treasurer
of the above road, we Yesterday took a nip 10
Madison, to look over the road, and especially to
see tho handsome new bridge there. We src
compelled 10 hold oveF a statement of the fact,
we became acquainted with until to-morrow- on
account Of the meeting of tine Council last even
ing. re local being sole alderman OF the
Seventh ward. was compelled 10 be present.
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TIE ELECTROMAGNETIC SUPPER-The
Young gentlemen vino do not take %criuolinc ia
tho entertainments al the theater tonight, and to
that recherche, which has cost fair ladies so much
thought ana toll, must not he surprised If they
find themselves sent to Coventry before the week
IS out. Every effort has been made 10 get up
something, both al the theater and Odd Fellows
Han, which VIII contribute to the amusement
and enjoyment Of the public. A grand success
IS looked for, and the beauty and fashion" Of
The city win be present in force. They Ike the
kindly and patriotic object of the occasion and
intnnl - narrnnize n
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POLICE COMMITTED.

The following accounts we've reported flvora-
bly, upon by the committee and allowed by the