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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30
MEDICINES,
+ iYER COMPLAINT. JAUNDIc

n iNER COMPLAhNI. 1AuNDiCE. III y
ensia Chronic CT Nervous Debility Disease II the
Kidnsvs and all diseases arising from a Disordered
Liver Stomach, such Constipation, Inward Piles
Funess II Blood to the II end Aedty of the Stomach
Nau Heartburn, Disgust for Food. Funess or weight
tie stomach, Sour Erucaions Sinking OF uttefhg
at the PIT II the Stomach. Swimming of thu h nd, iur
ried and difficult Breathing, tiHreriug At the Heart
Chou ing Sufocating Sensations whom IN lying pos
ture Dmscss of Vision. Dots Nebs before the sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Heai, Deficiency of Pefs
piration cowness of the skin ami Eyes rain IN the
Side, Back Chest Limbs &c, Sudden iusbes of lleat
Burning in the Flesh. Constant Imaeinngs ri Evil and
great depression Of Spirts can be eccnalls cured by
Doctor HooFtANDs CfLEBRATEp
GERMAN BlrTERS.
prepared by Dr.. c. NJ. jackson. German Mesein"
Store. No 120 Arch St. door below Sixth fhiada
Their power over the above diseases Is not eNcelled.
it equalled. by any other preparation IN the United
States the attest, in many cases alter shIu
physicanshad failed.
These B,tters are worthy the attention OF lnvalids
Possessing great virtues in the reet'hcaton oil the liver
and lesser glands. exercising the most senfeng power
in weakness and affect ans 4 the digestive organ ihry
withal sale certain and pleasant
VIRGINIA TEsrrroSY.-Dr.J J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington
Va. Feb 9th. 1862. said: ~ am entirely out ot the
German Bitter. They have become al the nge Moth
ng else sell -
The Tenth Legion. pabli.hed Woodstock. VA,
said Jan 10Th. 1850: "A Great Med.cine-We tnVe
uniformly rcireined from recommending Ia the rnblc
any of the patent medicines of the day unless
thoroughly convinced Of their value. Among those
We consider worthy Of notice, is the German B'uers in
vented by DE-. Hoofaud aud prepared by Or J9chson,
in Philadelphia. One instance, in particular ia who'll
the superior virtues OF ts medicine have been tested,
has alle under obseryati N. During the last sam.
met sun of Mr.. Ahram Cuhill. OF hi. county. Wa
very seri usy affected with Liver Complain, and elirr
uyng. il vain. various RENE ies he purchased ha"
Of the tiers, aud after using it, wa so much reesed
Of his distressing nandy that he procured asothcf bot
tie, and Is now restored entirely 10 tculth.'
The, are entirely vegetable, free from NIL injurious
iugredeui.. always strengthen the system. aud never
prostate ii.
For sal, wholesale by Druggist. ia al lhe principal
cities and refa by nfohecaries and storrh""pofs in
every town ia the United State
Soil by d. Il. LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON 60,
md }. II. SEAY \ CO, Lynchbufe, nd by dealers IN
nadiri mr. e,er,uharp sepG "
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ElOR TIE LADIES.-Beaut

ElOR THE LADIES.-BeauhfuI French Let
Il Ter Pepei Plain and Gilt Tinted Note PAPER n
new article Tinted VISITING CARDS and Envelopes,
do do. Double enameed Visiting Card variety Mourn
ing Note Paper and Envelopes
...i--r ALSO
Wedding or Bridal Stationery consisting of Paper,
Envelopes, Waters, Cards, &c, &c. Just received
nov lots MORSE'S.
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Fall and Winter Goods.
At HE
@sssOE ~ HAT VI,
MAIN sINEIT. II NJ UHIIti. Va asN@n
ro,r Uours oLope Ibe jIfrkft House,

(F'Our U0OT8 0D0pe The WufhtE TOuSe.J
Tho undersigned would e-peeiiuly the attention
OF their friends and the public Rouonly 10 their ne"
stock Of FALI4md WINTER GOOnS. Consisting oi
Boots Shoe. Hat, mud Caps, fuuk-, Vnii.cs, Gapct
Bngs School Nach,s, NJ ;Cienl', Boot ut THEN own
nanuncturr. aud that OIL Mil Sons, also J. Miles
4 Son. double waterproof hoas. suPer Of article
Ladies' q 10th and Md Gaitcrs taslin Bootrcs, Nhoc
Boots. &c; Mi.sc,' uud Cbltens' Shoes OF al kinds
n.d s1rs By 5 Boot. and Shoe; Servant Shues-a
superior nrtce. Grnl'7 6nc Moeshiu ilut., Nebraska.
Know Nothing. Young Auorea- Widen Wake and
aud boy Copa. chiIdten.' Cap, ard Tuban- In few
days W. Viii II, Give orr Ea-tefn Goods. comprising
non's aud boY :. 3unrse Boots. Shocs, Nc and then
cum sny with -ntty thai stock will bens complete
ANY offered H. this mnrAet--whirh viii sell cheap
II. mn body ia the state All nsk is call nnd SEQ
for vonscIL tIuTN HIIaN HALL.
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Peruvian ssunuo,

| HD BAGS Ne. /, "a ,mu but superior lot. in store
l1O and for salehy Is. I SACkErT.
sep 81
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SNsrANO, GI1ANss
Low Fare from LynehburgtO Richmond:
THREE DOLLARS!

On and aItel IN lOlb JuIy our BO1fs vii Ir0Vc
l. n-hbme tor Richmond. tri-wseklN VIZ: Tuesday,
Thursday Saurdayat s me- or directly after The
rival al tbe Wescru cars. Passengers from LyucbbGrg
arc Two nights and one day the Boai- ant thas"
WHO hay. business in Richmond. can without essin-
time saye 81 90 by taking thi- For Chlrotte~
Vile tri weekly coaches connect in 5, jfsviIc; leave
Lvnchburg at s M arrive in Cha Ioutesvr ucNt day
BOYD, EDMUND &DANE no Il.
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BILLIARD & OGD1N
Wholesale and Retail Grooers and Commission
Merchants.

wholesale ana Retail Gfooers and Commission
Merchants.
W 10 hhds o 4. Sugar
so bbls coffee and clarified Sugar
40 boxes and bbls loaf, aud cru she'd and pulyer.
lied Sugar
100 bags Rio and Laeuira Coffee
10 bags Old JAVA
10 hhds Cuba and = Il Molasses
900 sides Sole Leather
5000 lbs Bacon
200 kegs Nais-assorted
80 boxes Adamantne Candles
90 do Hull & Sons
90 do Tallow
800 bales Cotton
Iron; Cast, Shear and Bsiered Steel
500 pair Blankets, from common to superior quality;
full cloths; brown and bleached Domestic; Linseys; kr
seys; Calicoes Boots Shoes Hats, Gaps; Cedar Cans
and Buckets. common and fine; Spades. Shovrls HAY
Forks and many other artioes-o numerous TO men
tion. All we sa call guarantee satisfaction n.
intend selling unusually low for cash. and the usual
time prompt customers extended
BILLIARD & OGDEN
oct 10 3m Opposite Farmers Bank.
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w WHEAT.

II wish to buy all the good WHEAT can get, for a
Il Richmond Mill and will pay the highest ma ket
price for it, Respectfully request my friends and the
pubin generally TO give call before selling.
WIN. MILLER,
3l-dts On Basin
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Severe Case OF Rheumatism
HCcrrsylLLf, AIbeWHIo Co, Va,
Ma lIh. 1873.

NVCI'sNILIt, NIDtIU1Tc %, Va,
March Ith, 1898.
Messrs. Mortimer d Mow5r0y:- GeutIcncn--lla,ns
been afflicted with rheumatism lar time m it,
worst forms. aud beng able obtain relief from
other medicines. induced 10 tr, "llamptons Veg
etable Tncturc" a few bottles of which. am happy ta
say, have made perfect cure.
Atthe time commenced using the Tncture | was
scarcely able to walk, | now and have been Tor
some weeks, entirely free from al pan.
Yours, most truly ~ T.. MAY.
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= m
Manufacturing Department.
10 TObacconists.
Peach, Cherry L ether fayOrite Elayors

ENlE -uh-r.bar keeps constantly ON land - mi .,,,-
n 20 of thra yeFIavors-pfepared by himself and
warranted To- .taad and give sasfaction tie is aware
lhi otier- also prepare ihr Peach Flavor tut would
DE "iTN t",aPPly all WHO may favor him with call
and promises entire satisfaction. d. r. LYMAN
sep ~ Is Druggist Lyncl burg. Va
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CLOTHS. furnishing Goods. Nc.


'E'HE subscriber has receive hs Fail and Winter
D Goo Is. rouSs'ing of French CT Tia and Cnssi.
neres o bet Rk; yrry supct L md * IA heavy
French BeuVer Cloths and Ca~imeres; ~ &c henr-
u(u Brow, Cloth; do Blck--very lcw-suitable
Tor aides Claaks.
|ezlif Is of fu,u. Nylsc' Sill. &c. &c.
Irnrui gsof newest sly lie nj best quality
Shirts Coiinr-, y neeis. under-hir-, (>om, very
n'ee) Iandkf-, Cravts Scatf, Sl,chs, q owes, Ila
Hose. Er, &c.
10 The Tsor,ne Department. managed b, Ambrose
Page who il spare eAeltiun coniiiu ne tie nris.
luct,un be has - long giNcn. NM.L PAGE
P.S. WANrtD-Two Good JouIneymen Tail
ors-to whom good scat al the BEST WAGES
will be giycl None but good hands ned apI,y.
WI. l.. PAGE.
ncl L Dis q
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HuSfTO HANp-ef our oWa ttupottatlou-l few Of
~ Wesley Richards Double Barrel GUNS
wofthum SI25 to ! I'D each.
very large lot of single ond double trrc guns from
other factories, worth tom $60to 500 each.
Very superior Percussion Cap4, Fet Waddlng. Pow
der tlRsk-. SIN, Pouches and Bolts, Game Bts> &C.
a.. for sale ehrop.
Call and cxamine before purchasing elsewhere
sep % Is GREGORY a. ROIALL
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=. ssEUGs5iD q SONS.

y. DEUssGfD IL SONS.
Tiny huyrrerentIy applied ucam poieey their
rhncry and ottnr theu4eIvrs that tncy enabled ~
manaiacturcpli description. Of Plou and Fucg Cat,
p,f Hatc in ,.yir aod 6niI 10 compare with my in
ic Statc. >. DlUGjlD.
p. J.. DlGGUlD,
GEO. A. DIUGUI >
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a,sy CONCERN.

NEW CONCERN. -fhe subscribers Us .ocIu-
ted themselves together GA the first instant, for the
,ss3gsstgsrys, pueloseol conducting rhcmannlacrurc
liss-szsn1s-M Of CABINET WARE, atihc cid and
MI 80 meHknorH sfdid Of =. Duguid, IN
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COLE EEATazER-5D0 90 In GOOD and
- DAMAGED SOLE LEATHER, n SUPERIOR ar,iclc
Just reccvrd and for ,alcby LEn.N JOHNSON
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IT Y u I'EINI8Fa - 7 : 7 u w
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extract from james Harris ESQ : Lctter, Alexnndria
Na.-Alter speaking of wonderful cures on himself he
says "Mr- H. has been suffering with the liver
plant and With inability, constantly complaining fom
weakness through her whole system. She now ENJOY.
better heath than Tor tniry years being entirely
ed by the use of Hampt0n's IcgetaJte 7'iacture"
Diseased Side, Breast Eyes.-Extract from
Letter from }. Grimes ESD. Loudon county Va My
wife has been for yeats afflicted with great week. ness
pain in the breast side aud backs ralpation f the
heart feeblcncss of the SYSTEM loss Of appetite
complexion saow; the sight of eye almost gone tho
other vey weak. pleased 10 say Hampton $
IHctwe has restored hero perfect hraith Her ewes
good now ever they we're
IB- Call and get pamphlets
Sold by J. H. SEAN, 4 co. Lynchtrrg; Sewers
ScotsyiIle; J. BROWN Charlotte, Me. and hy all
Druggists throughout hesitate oaro1dscly
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To morrow my he dying
Ii who desire OF themselves, firmly or frrt,l
n correct, highly fnishei, ahd UNFADING ia
GUEktEOIflE LlhENENS, or one Of tho. -
most breathing 81 re"seapc Pictures, should rb,,,..
the PRESENT opPo' tuuly (as delay, are cnngcr,n1
cali. at the t'aiIcry OF MINNI5 & CO Nm, I
Eugeaa beautiful a,snItuent Il Gold Lockers r.
ktuss bm'eIotts. &c. with every style ot Cn.e n,i
rune IN when TO lsee Picture; any enc Of will
hird Win Liheh"ss taken in tllcir irintuI,o .,,l
Will at once. mahc the most hea0tilu-una at l1.s5,
time tie most deN'Iabie--prcsent that can be Z aJr
and one ina viii be IT, assured up sacred meueut
long aite the loved doner shah hive plssetl AWAY
They nave in the' possession every laie end Ito,o
iant Improvement in Chemicals AID Arfalatu, knny
IN the ar and are prepared take pictures j., even,
stye, and "nrranec to please. A cali from the cifizs,
OF Lynchburg and surrounding country is r.srccill
lcied, whether they nay wish pictures ~ not
GALLERY Ia Lynchbnrg on Vain Il two door. rro,,
Bridge It, adJoiniI the Stora of Dr. Lyman: S,.
amor st, Petersburg, and Main Il, Ric6n.ond. Va.
q. ". MlNNlS
,ePois n. 5. TANNER
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3IGNoTAsE SEED "A prime lot lust recey.
i ed, which viii he sold at reduced prices
nov ST.. SAUNDERS 4 IRBY.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13

BETTER LATE THAN NEvER.-One day last
week a we'll dressed stranger called at the
Golden Gate, and after imbibing huge sher-
ry cobbler, threw down dollar, and was de-
parting without his change. Steve called to
him, reminding him of the fact. when the gen
tleman turned and asked him if he did not
recollect that some six months previously he
called in as he was passing through the vii
lage, and obtained credit for three drinks
The matter was remembered, and the cash
deposited in the drawer. Such honesty should
entitle the man to an Office Of governmental
patronage.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13

GRIZZLY IN CAMP.-We are informed by
Mr.. Seyton, of the Rocky Bar Co., that on
Friday evening, grizzly of large size was
discovered prowling around the premises.
Placing his paws against the building, he
very coolly looked in at the window, fright
ened Chinese servant nearly out OF bis wits.
His tracks were seen the next morning IN va
rious places, showing that he made close
reconnoitre. 1t is somewhat singular that a
wild grizzly should be thus wandering about
within two miles of town.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13
Mining News.

The same success as before recorded, has
greeted our mining population during the
past week. We have heard of no big strikes.
but fair average yield.
Donovan's claims at the upper end of Wolf
Creek, near the Phoenix Steam Saw-Mill,
are turning out we'll they are yielding from
one ounce to twenty dollars per day to the
hand.
The company on Alta Hill are progressing
with their shaft. The Eureka Tunnel Co. are
still finding their dirt rich. Both of the Ex-
press Co.'s have purchased large amounts of
dust during the last week.
a correspondent at Iowa Hill writes
as follows: . | was yesterday shown the most
beautiful gold specimen | ever saw, taken
from claim on Richardson's Hill, across the
Cafion from Iowa Hill. The gentleman that
found it, says his company of five men took
out one hundred dollars to the man each day
last week and numerous other claims are
doing about the same. The fact is, we hear
weekly of so many big strikes that we al
most forget to record them"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13

LICEECEs AND LAGER BEER. = 4 liceLce
bill which passed the Legislature of Penngl-
vania, was recently vetoed by Gov Bigle, of
that State. OGe reason for the veto is stated
to be that the bill fixed the rates of l:ce1ses
so high az to amount to positive prohibition
Of the sale Of lager beer. Now. as lager jeer
is main element in the patriotic political
sentiments Of & large portion of the people
Of Pennsylvania. and as it has a weighty in
fuencc on election days. it appears perfectly
proper that its sale shopld not be prohibited
1t is a mild, but generous beverage, and is
very popular in San Francisco Just at Ercs-
ent, if we may judge from TIE large number
of sigma which, in English and German, are
placed over SO many Of the cellars of hat
city. What would be the result of such a
prohibition here? The consequences to be
are too fearful to dwell uron. All
German-dom, as Willis would term it, would
rise en- naaSse in defence of their rights and
their lager beer, and wc fear that the mugs
which once foamed over with that lively fluid
might be used in battering the mugs of it's
enemies and traducers. So says the "Alta. :"
and we recommend the Gov. in his decision.
By-the-way, Charley keeps capital lager next
door TO our Office
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13

FIRE.-On Tuesday last, Grass Valley mar
rOwly escaped an extensive confederation.
Fire was discovered little after noon. burst
ing from the roof of cabin on Neil street
and, before anything could be done towards
arresting the dreaded element, stable and
three houses were onYelnped in flames. At
one time it was supposed by the multitude
on the spot. that nothing could prevent its
spread. The wind was blowing fresh, and
the close proximity of the " Bell House" to
3 large tree which had taken fire, seemed to
render its destruction inevitable With great
exertioa the house was saved, and the fire
held in control. Buildings at considerable
distance caught from sparks, and the proper
ty holders on Main street became quite alarm
ed.
This should warn Us Of the necessity Of
some kind Of an organization for defence,
Would it not be well for the town if lite
money was expended for this end? There
are here, numbers of young men who would
be willing to organize a Hook 6 Ladder com
pany. provided property holders will assist
them in the purchase Of the necessary appa-
ratus The expense will be light, and moth
ng IS more needed. The throwing in of five
or ten dollars for this purpose, may save a
maa as many thousands
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13
Election RAxUs

The San Francisco "Heraldn states that
the Democratic Primary Election in Sacra-
mento on Saturday, resulted in the choice of
a mixed Delegation to the Convention, with
the probabilities in favor of a majority for
the Electionists. Sacramento is their strong
hold, and has been all along conceded to
them.
The Democratic Conventions of Ell Dorado,
Placer and Sierra counties had all sent Dele
gates to the State Convention uncompromis-
ingly hostile to the Electionists; but that the
minority-very small in all the counties
had in each instance withdrawn, appointed
sufficient Delegates from their own ranks to
make up the show of Convention, and elect
ed full Delegations to the State Convention
The Commercial advertiser has. the fol-
lowing statement of the delegates to the De-
mocratic State Convention, alreadyldected ::
EcTIoNIsTs.-Alameda, 5; Amaaor, 5 !;
Ell Dorado, Is; Monterey, 8; Nevad9s Is;
Placer, II; Sacramento, IS; San Bernadino,
2; San Diego, 1; San Francisco, 80; San Lu-
is Obispo, /; Santa Barbara, 2; Santa Clara,
6; Sierra, IL; Sutter l; Yolo, 8; Yuba, IA.
Total, Isl. ~
ANTI ELECTIoNIsTs.-Butte and Plumas,
10; Humboldt, 2; Los Angeles, 5; Marin, s.;
Mariposa, 6; San Francisco, II; Santa Cruz,
3; Sonoma 4; Sutter, /; Tuolumne l6; Yolo,
/. Total, co.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13

Misunderstanding to the California
Express, the Thermometer at Marysyille on
Sunday, stood at l03 in the shade.
The mercury at Shasta on the fourth stood
at one hundred and four degrees in the shade
at Weayervile SO deg.
The mercury in Columbia on the 4ih. stood
at l06 degrees, and on the 9Th at 11O degrees
in the shade.
During several days last week the thermo-
meter at Moquelumne Hill attained 100 de-
drees in the shade.
In Grass Valley, it has been excessively
warm during the entire week. The thermo-
meter has ranged from 81 to 50 in the shade
We have however been blessed with cool
nights, stirring breeze coming up at dark
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13
Democratic Convention.

The Convention for the nomination Of State
Senator, members of Assembly. county Off
GERS, and delegates to the State Convention,
met at Nevada, on yesterday. The opposite
interests which at present are operating in
the ranks Of the democratic party were live
ly at work, and caused the Convention to be-
come the scene Of active discussion, wire pull
ling, and uneasy wrangling. In process Of
time, however. the strength of the Broderick
party was made known, and resulted in the
following nominations. The names of the
delegates to the State Convention we are un-
able to give, but it is easy to sec with what
political nature they are imbued. That there
is in this county severe split in the Demo
cratic ranks is evident to the most unconcern-
ed outsider
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13

The Sierra Citizen" highly compliments
the deserving company now playing in Dow
melville, under the management of Charley
King, We can fully endorse the following
concerning Mrs Kent:
"The personal attraction of Mrs. Kent.
would be more than sufficient to carry thro'
much less accomplished actress. Every
where in the State, she has been enthusiast
cally applauded on the boards, and cordially
received in private circles. Her acting is
characterized by freshness of style. and a
vivacity OF manner, which cannot fail to make
her great fayorite here"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13

Bull AND BEAR FIGHT.-The greatest fight
of the season will come off at Iowa Hill on
Saturday the 22d inst. The famous Nevada
Bear, is matched against the Bull Chihuahua,
for $4,000. They are both known as ferocious
animals, and undoubtedly it Will be 9 tremen-
dous contest. We hear conflicting Judgment
as to which shall be successful. but all who
fancy such wild sport will be on hand. Ex-
tensive preparations are making for large
crowd.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13
A Word 10 the People.

The time speedily approaches when anoth-
er load of California officers are to be label
ed, booked and put aboard the political
coach be filled, now becomes an earnest ques-
ton. Has it not become absolutely essen
tial to our future welfare, that stronger
hand should seize the arithmetic Of state and
work out the problem of California destiny !?
Is it not time that the mammon loving tenn
per. Of which so frequent examples may be
found ia all our public matters, should re-
ceive check? The people must now be
alive to their interests, and choose men to
serve them other than those who are only
awake to personal aggrandizement, and
alive to no interests beside those of immedi-
ate gain What has been the history of Cal
ifornia Office holders? When this country
became q State, the people then upon this
shore, apparently cared little what became of
the law. or who were chosen to maintain it.
They were here alone; their wives and chill
dren were behind them, and they themselves
uncertain of the lasting success Of the new
country, only intended to make brief So
journ. Hence they cared not who obtained
the loayes and fishes OF state-gave little
heed to the manner in which matters were
conducted, and as a matter of course ma
ny unprincipIed men slipped into power
So, now, Gy the holding Of Office. and by
money illegally obtained, these men are still
able to control vast influence, and it needs
the active labg CT the people, awake and
thinking, to root them from the seats to which
they seem to think they have life lease. It
esoto does matter who rule over US. Cur
wives and children are here-our interests
are here-here we intend to abide, and t is
time VIC say again, that we should cleanse
the temple OF these money changers.
Letprejudce. party spirit and fancied whms
no longer hold sway. Inyour primary met
ings. in convention and at the polls see + it
that you are voting for good men and tue.
We have long enough given these matters
the reins over our better judgment, and low
let reason prevail. Let US determine thawe
will no longer submit to that political capice
which has so nearly rendered California he
Babylon of Revelation. Throw aside patty
feeling if necessary, ard send do,cn thse
men who with souls biacbened with debauh-
cry and every crime, would still claim offfe
as an eGta;lel right. Go and vote, and IN
derstana well the principles of the men fir
whom !oa gre baIloting. Inquire not %
much whether he be Wing OR Democrat, is
whether be be honest, caraAle, w;i],Ls, ilt-
peajeat, and earnest tor the best interests t
the youL4fl, State. which new is reQuirih.
such anxious care. Vote for 40 man NM
oa4 lie loIght ana sold, but as yoa value
Eaar e-n 1-ejiere and the good the lan6
you bav adopted watch eioselea every symp-
torn Of intrigue and all ma saEs Of debate
II tLe people viii do this, the aglls Of nc
past can soon be obliterated-tbu founaa
Of new things soon be Iaid-the pillars oi
glorious state be reared, aud, before aDo
year, be SO bFaced together, that dishonest
politicians may blow their rough blasts end
shake their imp:ous arms in vain.