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WINN'S FOUNTAIN HEAD.

NlNNS FOUNTAIN HEAD
The Fountain Head The Fountain Head
Winns Fountain is the place
Where Old and young, tie grave and gay,
Join in LIES cheerful
They with accord are rushing by
And for the Fountain haste,
Their frcakf:tst, Dinner. rMIpcr too,
Are always to thoir taste.
lis there they find the choicest meals,
Our market e'er affords.
Served up in latest tyc that's known,
All smoking on the boards.
Steaks and sew~ and vegetables rare,
AID butter sweet cream;
Rolls doughnus, cakes and + eah fruit pies
Wen Il for hrgl4I.!'s Queen.
The coAee too, clear and hot
Prepared Of Java best,
Served up with cream ard sugar white,
Is drank with hearty zest.
Wims Fountain Head hath viands choice
All that is and good
None can surlaSs its ample store,
Nor rich and varied board.
This fact robust Aldermen,
DO every day attest,
That at WINS Fountain Head ard Branch,
They're always suited best.
Then old and young, both grave and gay,
Let's for the Fountain aim.
The Fountain Head, The Fountain Head
Aud choicest meals obtain.
Respectfully dedicated 10 the eating public Of California
L general, aud san Francisco in particular, by
Nm Srt-r
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THE TREE PREACHERS.
by CHARLES MACKAY.

by CHARLES MAcKAY.
There are three preachers, ever preaching,
81, Filfd with eloquence and power;
One is old, with locks of white,
40 Skinny as an ancherite;
And he breaches every hour
With a shrill fanatic voice,
. --@And a bigot's fiery scorn
BACKWARD! ye presumptuous nations;
Man to misery is born
=, Born to drudge and sweat, and suffer
60 Born to labor and to pray:
1soBAcKwARDl ye ,prcsumptuous nations,
Back l--bc humble and obeym
% The second is nlilder preacher;
Soft he talks, as if he sung,
Sleek and slothful is his look:
And his words, as from n book,
,a Issue glibly from his tongue.
With mn air of self-contcnt,
- High he lifts his fair white hands;
"SrAND YE STILL ye restless nations;
And be happy, all ye lands
s Fate is law, and law is perfect:
,t If We meddle, ye will mar;
Change is rash, and ever was so,
We arc happier as we are"
Mightier is the younger preacher,
BAL, Genius flashes from his eyes
And the crowds who hear his voice.
Give him. while their souls rejoice
Throbbing bosoms for replies.
Awed they listen, ye. elated
= While his stirring accents fall -
"FoRwARD! ye deluded nations,
Progress is the rule Of all
Man was made for healthful effort;
-. Tyranny has crushed him long:
He shall march from good to better,
And do battle with the wrong.
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(uartz Rock JeIycsry

EEAREE1T 4 SIlEkWOOD beg to the ar
ally ia the for them. 1nc machinery for ,s exus-
ite branch Of their business is Of the most improved
Ier!rct description bvirg ordered to their establishment
here Without amy regard to cost They able to
cut and lest all hr cf precious stones and gems lon
gcr therefore, need the curious of soil and
mines rcrai; cardcd and mldcycupcd Quartz rock
mixed with goli when cut and polished mai the most
beautiful and unique style Of jcrcify.
Rings PINS. studs, segl, heicS, coy ti5nS and Il
hudrcI different things b. manufactured from it,
that for beoy Of design and elegance of fuish would b
highly tpccatcd i'll The eastern States, rendering thCm
above ali other souvenirs superior for home presents
Gall and see them. BARRETT X SlIEN WOOD,
Argeni's Building, Montgomery street, door from
Commercial street, Francisco,
\. B-Ordtrs sent by express punctually attended to
Quartz mixed with gold suitable Tor cut. purchased
December Sd, 1853 ;, :n
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" inns Branch.


The Fountain is the "Tlace Of CALL"
For bachelors both great aud small
EGt dare thcy c'er in love to get,
Tho branch the case has nicely met
And here with .w,eihcarts or with wives,
May feast and hallify their lives.
Oar city 10 such place could boast
TIL Vim bCcaLe the Ladies host,
Who served ssch dishes 20 the Fair.
Ihat Bachelors themselves cane there
And wondered what the move could mean,
The Ladies rushing all TO " Vim.
The wonder having passed away,
No" fon Tie bid''eh they cannot stay;
The slir Of the aye they feel,
Add TO the Branch thcy often steal.
With those so lovely, smiling. sweet,
To spend the hour a-cte-a-tcic
san Francisco, NOv. 2Olh, 1883. 2 I'm.
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BGniCia Female Seminary.

YH7IiE second year of this institution VIII commence on
q MONDAY, lst Of August. which day the exercises
and duties Of the school VIII be resume 1t is the deter
mti0n OF Tic trustees TO advance the already high repu
tation OF TINS scminay and no effort VIII be spared rem
r "o.thy ofpatronoge. Faithful AID efficient teachers
nave been provided, and every attention Will be given to
the proper education and moral training of the pupils The
year is divided into sessions, OF 1--WE calendar months
each.
TERMS Yqya5lc onch7fia alpancc, onc,haf 18th 03
Koard and tuition per session offs months S2Ud
Washing per dozen, $50.
Lay scholars, per session ~
EXTRAS.
oca and instrumental music so
spanish, French. Drawing, etc, each ....... 20
Applications for admission should be made to Edward
Crocker, Esq, Treasurer, to Saml Grey Secretary
:. WOODBRIDGE JR
Julyl6nl2ml Ffcsidem Boardcf r ,tytees
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Tobacco Tobacco Tohaoco.!!
TLlLlhI 4 =, nca1-... ! l'LCinln. II = unctSr.

I002Cc0 AGOGCCO J! TOBACCO! !!
E THOMAS grape; ]. Thomas Jr 5 nectar;
~ Q c. Workman, square and compass;
j. Thomas Jr.'s dHdon, pounds;
J. Thomas lr.'s III Dorado do;
{. JAmison X Sons;
{. Worhcu's coruucoIia;
Twin sisters, in fancy boxes;
Chess players, 90 do
i IN u diamond. " IN. Myers
Saunders ludian Queen;
Grourer's sun. J. VI. Jac;son's;
Shepards twist, Pressed and Impressed;
]. Thomas Jr.'s dadcm twist;
J. Thomas Jr,'s virgin;
Wason'> grape, fire cut, in tin foil cana & pa'rs;
Wason''s yrgn,. DO do DO
Watson'> grape fine cut in % smoking.
Matches in wood boxes clay pipes e:c for SAL by
JAMES PATRICK
Battery st-ret 81 lor from Pacific : +. n2lnl;m xz
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SIM frantisto advertisements.
Boiler Making by steam.

At DonaaeS J9on hon IV0rS, llSslon & FrSt StS.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
FEVl1 undersigned having recently imported and erected
IA improved steam riVeting machine, and IN other
ways increased his facilities for making boilers is conse
qucny enabled materially reduce the cost Of the sane
and respectfully invites the attention of those Interested
Gang muey sash and circular mill irons, and all 9th
descriptions Of machinery together with castings of iron
and brass of every kind, made order Steamboat repair
ing backsmithng, turning and finishing executed with
dispatch. Also steam engines constantly hand for sale
also circular and full assortment of engineers find
ings oct5n23m3smg JAMES DONAHUE.
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GREAT MYSTERY
WAR WARi! WAR!i!
General Pierce Recalled from fsle RastI
GEN. PIERCE AT THE HEAD OF TIE ARMY
Wonderful hanges

IN tEc Ar,ry and Me Organisation Of 1ocrs at tie Sea-
Of WW!
fsF all the extensive imIr9yements yet made at the
Y j world renowned FOUNTAIN HEAD, that initiated
this Gath day of Novelrber, l5j3 will prove the
gratifying to the torg thousands daily visiting there
For particulars the public referred to the BIS of Fare
which the world challenged to compete with.
The suIcrscriFon of thiS advertisement is given it is
because our enargc nehts, oar extensions, our BTaches
and know that this last improvement and reduction in
prices asto.hreIt than all the put
gether Our arrangements with the Farmer, the Butcher
and tho Dairy an ae such as will hereafter enable to
feed every price nearly than any
ohcr t>blstmcnt in the state. AnI then in the Gull
nary clartmont. TIE cparaton OF our edhlts we leave
Ill 10 judge for Misunderstanding that have now
the be-. cooks in the Staelntcgcnt, Sober, udustri-
Gus aud Competent And Il still further guaranty that
proper attention. agreeable to our wishes ME oxided
10 al patrons here take occasion to say that hay
ing recalled our Agent Col lIhEcE from 'tw iok, he
turn 10 this city. the title of G.C ts,f@a{ ufhc Fountain
Head Division q Troops was conferred rron him on ac-
Of his cmincn services CooG Of the Almy-i,is
Ethfa dis hage ofducs while atcnt, and his upwcare
attention to business Wh!c absent ia 81 when we
removed with our fanjly to dwell in this beau.ifu land
The public VII bear i'll mind that CRACkER BAKERY
is turning out more good crackers than all the rest Of
he Bakers IN the state put together. which furnished
to customers at less price than the Inferior article with
llnnutactoly Is IN ni tide Of operation, turning the
choicest ct every thing IN that line And, finally. and
world to un,osta distinctly there is nothing in the way
Of Su6iw Kic1Ag Heicate LuGjcs for the health
ih g rctoh oi the appetite but can be found at
lhc other OF our popular csablishuents-the Fountain
Head Long Hhaf aud Clay street. or Branch corner Of
Montgomery and - ashirgon streets
A. e eatige world intend celebrating the approaching
Holiday. we feel il incumbent us 70 make it known
where such articles would add to their etoyment may
be had:
-. WLNN,S FoUNTALv HEAD
:5 and $50 Long Wha. through to Clay street, between
Sansonc and Battery, San Francisco
WlNN'S BRANCH
Corner of Washington and Montgomery streets
NJ l. WlNN,
Commander-in-C hicf Of the Forces at the
dec 3-3 BIN Fountain Head and Branch
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Wells, Fargo 81 CO.'S Slxpress.

w eiiS, L GI5C 81 GO. > ASXloIeSS.
A JOINT STOCK COMPANY-CAPlIAL $500, ,000
DIRECTORS.
JOHNSTON LIylNosrov, JAVrs MCKAY,
Ebw1S Eby1H B B. NoReAy nI,1MS' AktSoHs q C S%;r.
HENRY u. RICE.
EDWIN 3. MORGAN President
JAMES MCKAY, Secretary.
EMUR regular semmonthy Express is despatched from
W San Francisco the st and 10Th, and from n York
the 9th and 10th of each MONTH by the mail steamers
in charge Of our messenger through to destination
Treasure and small parcels received for shipment up
the latest moment before the departure of the steamers,
Treasure insured under open olces in of the New
York companies, or at LOyds, London, at the option
shippers.
cd by the steamers of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
INIAND ROUTES An Express for Sacramento and Afarys
vile despatched daily (undays excepted) O'Clock p
NJ in charge Of careful and rsy messengers connecting
at Sacramento with Rhodes Lusks Daily Express to
Shasta and Yreka, and with Hunter 4 Co i Daily xpres.
to Placcrvle and all parts Of III Dorado county.
daily Express is sent from Office in Sacramento To
Rough and Ready, Grass alley and Nevada. Also daily
Express to Auburn, Ohir, Yankee Jim and all parts Of
Placer county.
Iodd's Express for Stockton, Sonora Moleumne Hill
Narposa and all the principal camps the southern mines
is despatched daily from our Office in San Francisco Our
messengers are supplied with iron safes for the security
Atlantic side equal if not superior any other Calor
MIA Express We connect at New York with the following
well known lines viz: The American Express Comnnny
running via Buffalo and Dunkirk Cleyeiand Sanduky
Toledo Cincinnati, st. Louis, Detroit Chicago Gcena
The Harden Express to Boston, Philadepha Bat-
w.
and Canada Express. Davenport, Mason & Co.'S New
Bedford Express, and Lving3t0h, Wells q Coz Erorcan
Express In connection with their express business hey
will also transact general Banking Exchange and coe-
ton business General and special deposits receyed-col-
lectons and remitances made in all parts Of California Or
egon the Atlantic States and Europe with promptnes and
despatch
Gold Dust gold and silver coin and bullion bought and
sold Money advanced gold dust deposits for fansnis-
sion coinage Sight exchange New York and Boston
for sale at current rates
Drafts also drawn payable at the following places viz:
NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA
Albany, Troy, Utica, Sy1a- Philadelphia Erie Pottsvle
euse Oswego, Auburn, Ge- Reading
neya, Canandagua,' Lock- MICHIGAN
port Rochester, Buffalo, sill Detroit Monroe Adrian Ann
yer Creek Dunkirk, West Arbor, Miles, Battle Creek
field. INDIANA
NAssAcHUsErTS. South Bend, Michigan City.
Boston. ILLINOIS
n RHODE ISLAND Chicago, Galena Springfield
Providence. PEORIA
CONNECTICUT. WISCONSIN
StonnGton Milwaukee, Racine.
OHIO. MISSOURI.
Ashtabua, Aenia, Cleveland st. Louis.
Newark, Mansfield, Coum- CANADA WEST
bus. Springfield, Sandusky Toronto, Hamilton
Toledo, Pansvle, Dayton CANADA EAST
GAINESVILLE, Cincinnati, Tifin Montreal Ouchcc
Mt vernon WELLS FARGOS CO
, KENTUCKY. MCCONNELL & Co., Agents.
LOUISVILLE November l9-ltf
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San efrantistO ANhrrtisrntnts.

op"itmership.-1he copartnership heretofore exist
u ing between the subscribers under the and style
al cOnsents I. ID CONkO,
w. A.. SAMPSON.
eIIA 4 DIT
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San Francisco, Nov. 9Th. 1853

The Golden Gntc Fio,iimg NIL will be conducted
by the subscribers under the and style here
toore and the public may rest assured that effort
Fart shall be wanting to fully sustain the high reputation
that the Golden Gate -four has acquired in California
The article manufacture pure and unadultcracd il
made from the choicest native wheat and is fully equal
to the best Iiaxal Galego. We tender sincere
thanks friends and the public generally for their lib
oal patronage heretofore extended to and respectfully
solicit ! continuance Of the same.
Ed. CONRO,
W. A. SAMPSON.
San Francisco, Nov. 2Glh. 1855. 2-3m
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MCCONNELL & co.'s EXPRESS

MCCONNELL & CO.'S EXPRESS.
Exchange and Banking Office Main street. Coloma
Mcconnell & Co. run a daily Express to Sacramento
connecting with Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Express to San
Francisco, Oregon, Atlantic States Canadas and Europe
Treasure packages parcels etc., forwarded with safety
notes and accounts
Sight bills ofexchangc drawn all parts of the Atlantic
states Canadas and Europe Checks at Sight all parts
of California.
Deposits received, special or otherwise GOLD DUST
bought. VIZ. MCCONNELL IL co.
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Henry johnson & Co.,

srs7sSss IMP ORIERS aud IVhoiesale Druggists, No
s''iieeg li6 WaShAgtn n t'eet, Nontgomeiy, San
sg Francisco, offer for sale, for cash. at the lowest
Ess wholesale prices, la &c aud well selected asor
ment Of East India Mediterranean and European drug and
medicines; French, English and American chemicals of all
kinds also extensive assortment Of P0JumGy, Faacy
AttideS. Fancy Soups. ErESleS YQlrtS Q1N CaS, Dye
Sl4gs LaJelS IE,ndoc tIaSS, EIiracfS ry0hseS JtnS
Le.caes, Surgical hStnneaS, Druggists GasSwGre
{sat,S' Goods ShgkrS IeI6S and H0ltS etc., together
with every article comprised the stock of druggist
physician. H. J. x Go. are The proprietors wholesale
rEa liqFat's ard Byand,tta'S Pills. DGvS' Pam Killer
Congress Spring JVaier, etc Henry johnson Il Co. have
made such arrangements in New Noik, Boson and Fhila
dopha as will enable them to purchase their stock at the
lowest rates and they determined TO give their custo
ers the benefit Of low prices, ard al the time the
best onalty of goods. jGlyl6nl2m,s swmxE
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Notice to TIirers

SAN FRANCISCO ASSAY OFFICE AND MINERS SAVINGS BANK
MontsomTy ST., NO. l03, an Dr. N,.tta"s Fire Proof
Building. neat door 10 hdams 8. Co.'S Eapress
DR.. A. S. WRIGHT, AGENT
7 this Office every attention will be given the melt
IA ing and ys Of gold dust and other minerals, and
in all the interest OF the mi will be guarded by
thoroughly testing his gold previous melting so as to
him against loss. Also, the very highest price will
BE- paid for clean gold Dust according to quality And for
the better security AID accommodation of the MINER gold
dust VIII be received special deposit free of charge and
all money left deposit for short terms will bear an inter-
of one per cent month a,l if left for term ofninety
days oyrf, aad half per a month will be al
loved
N B-Cold dust furnished to order also melted into
bsB and assuycd at IL nous notice Rich quartz spcc
mems valued gratis.
San Fralcisco, December Cd, 1853. 3m
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B. z. HastiDgs & Co.,
NO. 80, corner Of and Seconl Streets, Sacramento
~ City. Exchange for sale, per every steamer on
George Peabody & Co., London,
VIM. lloge NJ Co. New York.
james Robb " CO.. New Orleans.
g.. Mcllister, Esq, Philadelphia.
j. Z. Thaycr q Brother, Boston.
Checks San Francisco at par The highest price paid
r)r Gold Dust
Sacramento City, May 81, 1853, ism
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NEW plan for preparing -four for family use, miners,
"a Sc, vessels steamboats,, inland tynvel etc.
The preparation is COM Guided BY oseAin"ry ant con
si~ts o mixing irgcnio,y the eoml "r'" les salt (ur-
to prepare the dough for bread. biscuits, b1cs-cukes
What adds much to the value Of the prepared -four its
preservation by the cheniicil> fom becoming sour
nouldy 1t viii keep sweet in barrels, foe great
length Of time say trip to Europe and back, which has
been repeatedly proven from y Yolk. Therefore every in
dival co1nE undertaking long journeys by water
land, viii provide themselves with it as .n Individual ac-
QUESTION the culinary department. To miners il is emf
ently adapted we'll fof It's economy tho simplicity Of
preparing il Cor bread and the rapidy with which
be baked and served for
Give trial. sad you VIII be thoroughly satisfied Of its
virtues.
Principal Depot, l22 Sansome street, San Francisco
I. j. FAlRC HiLD& co.
Sacramento Depot III street where it at all times
be procured in quantities to suit purchasers.
iune25 n9m3 PITTS & co.
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:ElaCEaas TeIilsnslt7s

YI2Cmaas TeIpcslt's
~ SioCcyiAg aad N1eig1i2on JVafctousc
mN ''S'ien of the Wooden sailor
(s Long Wharf, corner of Front street
M1TN San FRANCIsco.
y Unitd States Hgcncg far Tic sq'c Of Ggr,n
TIE. nic'i Cha,tS, AgcscVfW Rinegods Caits
s% IN CA Chroa9actcrS carC}itily r0tG By I.aitslt.
rsL@E, Surveying and nauiical ins, ulncnts survey
s-Ze; IN; chnins spy glasses, dawia5 instruments
nautical and surveying bo9ks school globes baromecrs
Thermometers hyd9ometcrs, etc, etc, in great variety
charts Of all parts Of the world latest surveys Repairs
of cyery deserpr executed in Il worl,lnanike manner
October g. lS53-2j
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EA&lES PATRICK has removed to his new brick build.
~ ng, Battery street near Pacific san Francisco and
offers for sale the following articles:
200 irkins choice table butter;
200 bbls extra heavy mess pork;
800 extra leaf lard;
$4,000 tb choice sugar cured hams;
10000 1b clear bacon sides;
800 hbls Brandywine j. .onmeal;
500 ib star candles, 6s
300 boxes Coegato's pearl starch;
200 bbls old Monongahela whiskoy;
50 bbls Zante currants;
100 cases fine table salt, 81 IA ib.baga.
Mimi pma
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n!igrrllanfONg.
PLACERVlLLE DRUG STORE.

CHJLD E. JVORIYIEN
NET IIOLESALE y RETAIL Dealers in Drugs Med
w icnes, Paints, Oils Putty, Window Glass, Paint
er's Findings, Patent Medcinc Gold Leaf Bronze &C.,
Nc Also Agents for DR.. .ayne's Family Medicines Os-
goods Cholagogue Mofatts Life Pills and Phoenix Bit
ers, the cDf berg Companys Medicines Ayers Cherry
iectoral, Ne Nc Keep constantly hand large and
general assortment Of Goods in their line, which they
Offering any House in California. Also fine
assortment Of Mirrors, Paper angngs and Fancy Arti-
ccs.
RJ- Orders from a distance promptly attended to- -ga
Main Street, Pacerylle, Nov I0h 1853.
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w tIlS, Z a4S 0 NA GU 5 zaaXyIssS.
A JOINT STOCK COMPANY-CAPlTAL $500 0C0
DIRECTORS.
HENRY WELLS, WILLIAM G.. FARGO,
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, JAMES Mckay,
ELIJAH =. WILLIAMS, A. REYNOLDS
EDWIN B. MORGAN, A. NJ. G. Smith
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syi9oiesa.e Clothing Store.

San Francisco, Nov. 2Glh 1855. 23l
The statesman & blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington [Del.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-11
THE STATESMAN AND BLUE
HENS CHICKEN.
The Poor Voters Song.

The Poor Voters Song.
-Aa-"Luci LoSo."
They knew that l WAS poor,
And they though that was hase;
They thought that I'd endure
To be covered with disgrace;
They Thoughts me Of their tribe,
Who on filthy here doat,
So they offered ne bride
For my vote, ooyal my vote
o shame upon my bettsrs,
Who would my conscience buy
But III not wear their fettors,
Not ], indeed. not T.
Ny vote Il Is not mine
To do with as will;
To cast, like pearls, to swine,
To Thee wailowers in in.
1t Is my !ounssy's due.
and l.Sise j. while can,
TO .he hs sas aud re true,
Like aaaan, like man
0 shame, &c.
No, no, IN hold my vote.
As treasure and trust,
My dishonor none shall quote,
When Tn mingled With the DUST
And my children when I'm gone,
Shall be strengthened by the thought,
That their father waa not one
To be bought, to be bought
o shame, &c. "a
The statesman & blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington [Del.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-11
TEMPERANCE AND AGRICULTU-
RAJ FESTIVALS.

A letter writer of the New York Tri-
bune in giving an account Of the late Ma
tional Cattle Exhibition at Springfield,
Ohio, thus speaks of the "sparkling
Cstswba" which,Nicbolas Longworth pre-
pares for the promotion of Temper
ance."
"Among the novelties of the SPRING
field show we should not forget the grand
agricultural banquet, at which thou
sand people discussed the merits of beef
and bread, and heard discussed the pro-
duction Of the "raw materials" from
which the repast was prepared Presi-
dent Wilder well knows how 10 manage
public festivals, and under his experienced
guidance we had remarkably "good
time" The viands being rendered beau
tifully less, we were treated with circu-
lars stating that Longworth's " Sparkling
Catawba" could be had at 50 per bottle by
calling on the walters and, for the glory
Of the whole assemblage be it said, not
single cork, SO far as | was able to ascer-
tain, was drawn, nor drop of Sparkling
Catawba allowed to give unmeaning spark
lie to the intelligent aud sober eyes which
were turned toward the speakers stand.
This is but An additional evidence Of the
healthy tone Of these agricultural exhibit
tions.
1t is gratifying reflection that agri-
culturalists are too intelligent, and too
honest to lend themselves to the support
of intemperance, though sustained by
specious argument, and alluring example.
We look upon the effort now making to
introduce the use of wine as a common
drink, with much anxiety, from the con-
viction, that if we have learned any thing,
it is, that drunkenness from this cause, is
quite as likely as from any other.
We protest also against the manifest
determination, of men prominent in the
Horticultural world, to make Agricultu.
raj and Horticultural Societies their
agents, in disseminating their pernicious
views and practices. These associations
have definite objects, and altogether for
eign to that Of deciding upon the merit.
of those drinks, which are greater curse
to mankind than any other usage, known
Let those gentlemen, get up wine SO