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The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06

Syphilis and GonorrhGa:-Dr. D. J. Czapkays extrs-
ordinary success in the treatment of Syphiic aud Con
orrheal diseases in the primary and other stages induces
him to cali pubc attention to the fact that of the great
numbers who have made daily application him there
is not who has not been effeciay and permanently
cured In recent cases of Syphilis GonorrhTa the
DIR. guarantees perfect in few days without
irance to business other venience The Dr's
method of of these maacs com oines the i'm
provcments made by the medical faculty with discover
les of his that unknown any else and
which, when applied prevent the possibility of evil after
consequences.
Secondary Syphilis which is so destructive of health
producing uceraons of the throat destroying the soft
parts, and leaving the bones exposed which mortify,
separate and come away, dSfguring the sufferer
disposng consumption the DR.. treats in the
tain and efficient Also BuboeS painful swell
ngs upon the bones. dsiguring spotches the skim
prnpes and all other consequences of Syphiitc
or Gonorrhoa diseases he guarantees cure, asks
compensation.
The DR. would especially call the attention OF those
who have failed to obtain relief from others mauy Of
whom he has already cured and many are still under
treatment The DR. makes no charge for consultation
and invites all to call at his Institute lie will give
them such satisfaction they obtain nowhere else
Those at distance by writing to the DR. have their
cases promptly attended to.
Offices Nos and Amory Hail. corner of Sacralnen
to and Montgomery streets, San Francisco
The Greatest Discovery of the Age Great Blessing to
Mankind Innocent but Potent IL. J. Czapkay's Pro-
philactum, (sclfisnfecting AGENT sure preventive
against gonorrhpa and syphitc diseases and an unsnr
passed remedy for all veneral scrofuous gangrenous
and cancerous Ulcers futd discharges from vagina
us and uretira and all caneous erupons and diseases
As incubation is preventive against small pox
Czapkays Prophiactcun preventive against syphiti-
cal and gonorrhal disease harmless in itself possess
the power of chemically destroying the syphie virus
and thereby saving thousands from being infected by the
most loathsome Of all Diseases Let no young man who
appreciates health be without Dr. Czapkays Proplisc
tcum. 1t is in very convenient packages, and will be
found convenient to being used soap Price g.
Hail. corner Sacramento and Montgomery ST. San Fran
cisco Address to DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAY.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06

The CAUsE.-A lady at San Francis
co writes to newspaper that the nu-
merous divorces obtained in that city
are owing to a weakness on the part of
the ladies for hooped skirts, velvet sheen,
the silk worms shroud, the fabric of
lace and ribbon pendant on the occiput,
(called by courtesy bonnet, the Jew
eller's additions, misnamed ornaments.
Mrs. Popkins has velvet carpets, mar
BILE topped bureaus. gold watch, dia-
monds, and hundred dollar dresses to
sweep the streets from tobacco Juice,
and when her husband is too sulky, or
too tired, to accompany her to places of
public amusements, why Mrs. Popkins
leaves her husband to sulk, and the
children to squall, and goes out with
that nice young man, Mr.. Spoonie, who
makes her such fine presents, and is
ready at all times to do the agreeable.
Well, Mrs. Popkins finds that Mr.. Pop
kins cannot afford to give her all the
fnery. Straightway she becomes dis
contented; she fears what Mrs. Grun-
dy will say about her not being stylishly
dressed, and having some Mr.. Flashail
in her eye-whom she hopes will af-
ford her more luxury, or what at this
time pleases her wandering fancy better
why, she gets divorced, and marries
again.
The lady has heard of more than one
instance, in which parties who have sep
arated and married again, have thought
that, perhaps, after all, the first partner
was better than the second.-iState jour.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06

The RACES OF MAN-Dr Charles
Pickering, an English author of a book
entitled The Races of Man." describes
eleven distinct races of men, founded on
what he deems essential differences
He thus ennmerates them, and the non.
ulation of each race: White, $50 600.
600; Mongolian, 100000, 900; Malayan
12O,o00,O00; Telingen, 10000 900
Negro, 55,0o0,00O; Ethiopian, 5000,
600; Abysinian, s.00O,O00; Papuan.
100000; Australian, 100000; Hot
tentot, 100000. Total, 100000, 900.
DIR. Pickering argues that the human
race radiates from four centres one
from Thibet, in Asia two from Aby-
sinia, in Africa three aud four, from
North an South America.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06
City Drug Store.
Number - Vain Street, Ncvala. California
JOHN LARK. ". D..

Number - Vain Street, nevada Csifornis
JOHN LARK IL D..
wholesale and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medicines
Paints, Oils, Camphene, Dye Stuffs,
Brushes Spirits, Turpentine. Alcohol Perfurnsrv
Fancy Artirles. Patent Medicines Tobacco.
( foohiNt1 EXTRACTS. Sage. Mace. Ginger. Nut
~ ul-s> Cinnamon. Cloves, ISingGlass. Port wine
starch, indigo Sal Soda, Sponge. Bath Brick &C.
AiSo-A we'll selected stork of 1russes Abdominal
supporters, Shoulder Braces. Sr<pensorv Bandsges
and in fact every article usually kept in a
NslL REGULATED DRUG ESTABLISHMENT
Every article is fresh. and the Of its kind
Srenar attention having been paid the secetio. Of
tho Goods in san Francisco and New York by an exp.-
rienerd Druggist.
The Stock having bcea purchased for CASH at Low
PRICES can and y i'll hc sold for cash. at
PRICES ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY
am receiving Goods frequently both from sau FraN
Cisco AID New orh- that purchasers rely sa
nnin2 ever. aFtie4s pertaining the Drug
Every indHccmcrt VIII BE- offered the Trade As viii
sell Goods At Sacramento prices with the addition
freight
Orders ifum he Country respectfully solicited and sa-
isfaction guaranteed in quality aua price
All Goods ordered through the Express will bs pro pity
i"r'rarded to he paid on delivery.
Particular attecon paid to the preparation Of
MEDICINES
Prescriptoa,S cssrefally compounded by day night
JOHN LARK. Druggist,
Ncw Fire Proof Store. Main street Nevada
May 9, ie5s-;f
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06
= GEM

Fe clip the following exquisite little
N from Blacksooods Magoeine.- 1t
eurs in Mr.. Buttlsr's Review" of a
ok of poems, by Charles G. Eastman:
Softly
She is lying,
With her liIsapart;
Softly
She is dying
of broken heart!
Whisper
She is soing4
To her final rest.
Whisper!
aife is growing
Dim within her breast.
Gently
ne is sleeping
She has breathcd her last.
Gently
While you're weeping
She to Heaven has past
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06

d. Van Pelt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Proprietor
LN>TABLI1TiED, January. 1853. All kinds of Iron
shutters Vaults Safes and every description House
Work Machinery, Steam Boilers. Edge Tools &c
There is other Establishment in the state that has
the same advantages for executing First class work and
at Prices as low as any in the Atlantic cities.
All work equal to the best any state and quite sllpe
rior TO much manufactured in this state
References: Express Building, California and Mont
gomery streets Masonic Hall Montgomery street Ar
mory Hail. cor Sacramento and Montgomery streets
Wri8hts Banking House, Montgomery & jackson
streets and many other of the Finest Buildings in San
Francisco also of the best buildings in Sacramento
and AIarysvile Orders from Interior Towns filled with
care and all work warranted perfect surement and
pirectons. Old >hutters hand auel5-Gm
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06
A COLT FeoM 4 MULE.

San Marcos, Texas, Oct. 7, 1886.
| have mule that | raised, three
years old in June last, that now has a
colt by her side. Please say what |
must call it. Its ears are not like the
mule nor the horse. In other respects
it resembles the mule. If any one dis
putes it, | have the mule and her colt
i'll my lot, the doubling Thomases can
see for themselves.
Very respectfully your friend,
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06
Messrs. Ford & Jones.

CoNsoLING.-On Saturday last, in the
fourth District Court, Samuel Nathan
was ordered by Judge Hager to pay Mrs.
Nathan 5000, to enable her TO deRsnd
suit for divorce instituted by him.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06
New Principle! No Folsom!
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cue

OK ASTIDOTE TO MALARIA,
TOR the prevention and cure Of Fever and Aeue or
Il Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and
Remiftcnt Fever Also Of Bilious Fcvers acclmpanied
by Typhoid symptoms; Typhoid Fever; yellow Fever
Ship and Jail Fever, General Debility. Night Swcas and
all other forms Of disease which have 4 common origin in
NJ A L A r A OR, MAS NJ
This subtle atmospheric poison which at certain seasons
is avoiaby inhaled at every breaths same in char
acter whereyerit exsts-north SOUTH east west and
will everywhere yield to this newly al antidotc
which neaatralizcs the poison completely pur the
tenn and thus entirely removes all the of disease
The proprietor distinctly claims extrst re-
suits from its
twill protect any resident traveller even in the most
sickly or swampy localities from any aue bilious
disease whatever any injury from constantly in
haling Malaria or MiasIna
Ii will instantly check aue in persons who have sf
f-red for any length of time from 20 twenty wears
so that they need never have another chill by continuing
lis use according to directions
Ii VIII immediately relieve all the tstressr. resr,ts of
bilious or ague diseases. such general csht nigh,
s"ea7 etc The patient at once begins recover appc-
c aud strength and continues until permanent and rad
cal cure is effected. And proof that it is also
WORTHY or PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
Bccauss of its Singular and entire Harnlessncss The
following certificate from the celebrated chemists in
the United Ltatcs is attached to every bottlei
Ihave made chemic, al oxamination of Rhodes Frycr
and Aguc Cure Antidote Malaria and have tested
for Arsenic, Mercury Quinne aud Strychn1e but have
not found particle of either in it. have found any
substance in its composition that would prove injurious to
the constitution. JAMES II. Chiffon f. NJ Chemist
This allows Tits free preventive y which all
persons may thus he sure OF entire freedom frb
named diseases matter how sckly tho saabon of swami
Ply the locality
Proofs ~ Efficacy frequently published and the CON
dence of the public asked only proportion to its ac
ual merits wherever introduced and uscd-rhcsc only
are relied upon to prove lis worth
One two bottles will ordinary. cases some
may require Directions printed in Geinan French
and SpsiSh accompany each bottle Prcr& and sold
by the proprietor. JAMES RHODES PA fidcnce. R. I.
CYRUS G. DYER, General AGENT San francisco
JOHN LARK,
Agent for Nevada, No y Nam street. AMI for sale by
Druggists generally. aucs-tf
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06

SpermatorrhGa or local weakness, nervous debility
low spirits, lassitue weakness of the limbs hack
indisposition and ncapabty for labor and study dull
ness of apprehension loss of memory aversion society
timlity selfdistrust dizziness headache involuntary
discharges pains in the side affections the eyes PIN
pies the fece sexual and other iurmities in man are
cured without fail by the Justly celebrated physician
surgeon L. J. Czapkay
His mothod of curing diseases il now unknown to 9th
crs, and hence the great success
All consultations by letter otherwise free
Address, L. j. CZAPKAY VI. D.,
San Francisco, Cal
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06
VTEsWSaSVuERY

P0per Hanging + Bedding Esfa6liMmess
SNOW & FRiSBIE have opened Store on CONHKR
- CTA STREET aboyr ii ~ for the above bus .s.s
would respectfully 'oc share Of public patronage ~
orders FOR material work will be- filed vithd,sp ,sh,
aud in aworkmAlliSs manner Constantly cnha.i 90,
Moss and Pua Mattresses OF the Bra.s NRAew
tornirr- Loops and Bands Painted and Linen b "A =.
W all Paper and Borders Of all kinds
Hotels Offices, Private and Puhs Rooms Fitted via
neatnrss and dsspA.ch
Carpets se~cd and Laid Curtains IN ale and psp n. s
the beSt style of the art.
Furniture Resulted and covered
A. SNOW. ABF FRISBIu
Nevada. Sept. !. lS56tf
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06
EMPIRE
AND
4 IL Il s e @ IL E
Iron Works.

Sos. 30 ard % Rush street. be-
tween Montgomcryand Kear-
ney streets, an Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06
Mr.. 4. ALEXANDER,

Has been appointed Agent for Cresarys Biters in Ne
val, county.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06

fS'~Done to order at the shortest notice az
Nevada August s-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

A MAN CARRIED OVER HADLEY FALLS, MASS
The Holyoke (MasH) Weekly Mirror relates the
following story Of singular and daring attsmp,
to cross the river at that place and the
death Of the navigator:
On Friday morning, about seven O'clock an Irish.
man of twenty years of age, vho had been but fcw
days n this country ATTEMPTED to the river la
small boat from this piacs to eouth Haalsy Fals in
search Of work Not having any spars 1T hasd, he
sub'tituted some strrs of board. little saleulatins
the force of the and also of the wind which
was blowing strongly at the tims When near the
opposite shore. he allowed his bost to head down
stream thinking to lsEd st the abutment the head
oftha canal; but before he wac aware, his boat
beyond his control ard rapidly nearing the tas falls
de wnse to struggle mantully ssainst the cur
rent for while and heard to loudly for help
bat all 10 no purpose. When he knew that he muRt
90 over the falls, ne lay down in his boat and reign
I'd himself to his fate. His boat came up cut the
foemiug waters, much broken, and h3atsd way dow
been dfcovs,eo, of the body of the man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

TRIED IN SEWN STATES, AND HOW 1T HAS
WoRKED.-The Maine law tsays The Providence
Post) has been fairly tried in seven States of the
American Upion, and in every one i; las proved a
compete failure From the eastern boundary oi
Maine to the western line OF Michigan it has not
permanently closed single grog shop. In Rhode
Island there are three grognShops to day where
there was one when the law was enacted. Iu
Maine the law has been repealed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

Eemah Wayfus-Anothsr a,e.,..
rom me quarrsisone disposition N f.m.I.. ~
ws.isn ~ sas ,b.e Mages y.s..rday Mary
sauited her. vhaIiu' her over the head r;,h 80.
uepr wing her of her senses and renders. ~. ~
| capaois OF attending TO the wants Of her ath,..
| y'uns nttle orphan children" TIE .ecn.sS
P'oVed that Mrs Whalen was n verv tn,sri.
person, aCd kept the peighborhood In q con,;ar.,
opi9ar After acmonishing the parties with 70.
the case. - NA'''eo
Paeasan.-The weather, Yesterday. was nI...
sah', ana we heard suggestions of An i'm mprove.
hras. ~ me article Cloudy in the morning, and
oeHy throughout the day. Some peopie are
pi'he - tnd fsnlt With the sun when its raw.
~ Ioo hot for comfort We have heard them
a. all Ana curse HE psgans 1t don't help matters
,hor -, as saak speare remarked-"The more
a'1 oAn ~ II up, the more 1t burns"
nsS",",sa..Patrck sea Mccarthy made his appear
charse OF violently assaulfinp and hs.,;n,, y
mcDohsd; out the latter having left the civ the
case "Ss dismissed John Nolan, arrested for
Dea'lns MS "ie was discharged from custody, no
"''hesS having appeared to testify against him
Correction 10 the no,ics of dead body found
IN Chesterfield county, the name WA arr,nsonsIv
printed William Aaron Carpenter IA sbould
have bsen Aaron Carpenter"
Fire "A cooper chop belon gpg to Joseph Hall
situssed nsar the Gailego Mile, took lire from Tho
Beating apparatus, yesterday, and was somewhat
danaged The promp. applic alton of water pra-
vented the spreaa of the flames.
Sanitary Measures Several nuisance cases
were reported to the Mayor yesterday The po.
lice are constantly on the watch for these instan.
ces. having received instructions TO that effect.
Union Tr0ttsng CoRyse-Second Day-A race
took place yesterday afternoon, for purse of $50
mile heats, to harness, best three In i've Mary
land Boy and Sally Murphy entered for the con-
test, and the latter won in three straight heats
Time-304 -2:52-3:OO
Aves.-Jm KearDs q slave, was arrested near
she Basin yesterday afternoon on suspicion of
having stolen lot Of knives, some twoaty Ave Ia
number, which be had 10 his possession. The mat.
ter viii probably be investg ated by the Mayor this
morning.
Ihe Rcma1ns of Aaron Carpenter, lately found In
Ch' ste:held county, we're dsinterred Yesterday
placed in metallic coffin and brought TO Richmond
Tor burial Ne learn that the body was found q
few inches below the surface of the earth the feet
protrudiug without coffin and with every !ndica-
ton CT a hasty and uuceremopious intermept.-
Inat can scaTceiy be called "decsut burial"
Excitement at Rockets "A good deal of excite.
ment was created at Rockets last ight by fierce
battle between man and woman. We did not
learn the cause of the difficulty nor who got the
worst Of the encoupter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

MAJ. BEN. CULLOUGH FOR NICARsGUA.-An
| intelligent gentleman, who has lately. while trav
cling, had an opportunity Of couversiny with Maj
Mccullough, gives us to understand that when
General Walker returns to Nicaragua, Maj. MIC
will he among the gallant spirits who will accom-.
panY him -NashpiNs (Tenn.) Ga-ttkk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

A CATHOLIC CHURCH BLOWN UP.-Happen
Ing to be In. .Colduater last Saturday night, we
were awakened at abont A NJ by loud ex-
ploson Ike that of thunder, which proved TO have
been occaaionei by the blowing up of the Catho,
lie Church. Some desperate wreIches had placed
two or three kegs Of powder uuder the building,
and fired them with slow match The building
completely shattered by the explosion;
csusing the roof to fall in the ends to fall out and
scattering floors, ceilings. and sdings in all drcc-
tione.-Morst7K lMichl Erponnder. .yMne llth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

You've AMERICAN ARTIsT.-Joseph Hari
Denck, only ten years Of age, rativs of Charles
| ton, South Carolina, took part in piano duet a
| the Royal Theatre. Dresden, lately. A letter from
and he would probably be called to play before
ha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

MURDER.-At Cornwall, IN Orange county New
York, on the nigh. of the 18th instant q man Dam-
ed John Tole was killed by blow from q pump
brake in the hands of drunken man named Bo-
gart Tole received his death wound in attempting
to rescue Mrs Susan Davenport from an assaul,
made on her BY Bogart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

An EXECUTION IN Month CAROLINA.-The execu
ion OF MsD onald, Friday last, at Eiizabethtow wR
B!sdsn county, North Carolina, 10 represented to
convicted Of murder and .sntsneed to be hsarad on
a certain day. bat tbs period fixed for his sxssuts.
postponed BY Gov Bragg uni Friday last, that
he a.uld have tina to examine and consider ths ap
psssion for pardon that had bssn sent up to hi N
Ia AsDoRAlds ssss. The GovsrDor notjdscminy this
proper ekse for Executive oemescy, refused par
sutios. He I.asheA TIE sessold in sa exhausted
state psrsly.ss by fear, and bsins held up by shs
sSsrif the roYo VIA placed srouad his mock. Evss
bsfbrs the drop felt his limbs way and hs sank
Fon ihs scsfof, hist many persons thought tks.
he died from extremity Of fssr, before judgment OF
the law executed
MsDo.ald I. is said, had strosg hopes Of a pardsn
until the hour of excsution arrived when his foti-
tuds entirely gave wey and he was led out more dssd
than alive
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

The famous fema!e traveller, liza Pfs!fer, WA
at lasI accounts At Msufitius.
Thomas LirdsaY, 3 well known cltixan of Gin.
rinnati was run over and killed on The railroad 8:
Mitchell, Indiana, last week.
Rev l. Ksynold has resigned his post of pro-
fessor In Columbia College. O.
william Tyson. late proprietor of the Telegrsrh
Jto,, nf Stases New York died At his country
re.ideaee, Brushvilis, Long Island, on Sunday
18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

AN OLD SOLDIER There is now living at Ac
toa Maine, near the New Hampshire line, a so!
der of the revolution who fought at the battle OF
Bunker Hill He will be one hundred d and one
years old next July 10th, and is as active as men
usually are forty years younger. His name il
Ralph Farnham. The citizens of Acton, and sew
eral towns In Maine and New Hampshire, cele.
brated his one huadredth birth day last July with
a great parade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

BURNED IN EFFIGY.-Governor Morehead, OF
Kentucky, was burned In ef'igy few nights ago,
at narrodsburg, by mob, because he commuted
tho punishment of . slave from death to impflson
ment for life, for striking white man with intent
20 kill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

SUICIDE-Wm Wllliams. an apothecsry, was
found il New York Tuesday morning, lying dead
in his bed room, with bottle of prussic acid,
partly empted. beside him. The deceased had
not lived with his ife for some time, and on her
visiting him the night before, he had thrown sui
phuric acid on her. He WAS seen at that time, by
persons from the street. 70 have knife in his
hand staggering after his wife, who was weeping
bitterly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

FOREIGN THEATRICALs.-Mr and Mrs Barney
Williams have not been very successful at Nam
chester. Professor Anderson wss st Free Trade
Hall, Manchester. He had presented $500 to the
inf.msry. Sir William Don was at the Noting
ham theatre The Howard Family had succeeded
Charles Matthew'S at the Dublin theatre. M
Howard was not liked
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

POPULATION or CALirolKIA-A careful ostt
mate based the lstest returns or the local asses
sors matte the population Of California 5o7o65, OF
whom 1892 $50 are Ameriosns, $1,000 Indians Ss OBJ
Cbinrss Is 600 French, Is 600 Mexcans, 10 00o Gar
mans 10 600 Iriah 2roG English asd IS 900 ether 10
rnisn.,s be erid.s 4neO colored persnns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

CHILD WITHOUT TorGuE.-Ths Sparta
Georgian reports that negress belonging TO nr
Green Of that county gave birth recently 10 obi d.
which had no tongue A small cafdlaEipous pro
tuberAnce was all that could bs seen whore the
tongue should have been.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

HEAVY LOss-It IL rumored in London that
Sir Robert Peel, rAshly and wildly backing his
own horse. Acton. al the late Derby races, lost
$4,000, and Ia in state that might be expected
IN CONSEQUENCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

A CITr OF EDIToas.-One hundred and twenty.
six editors In the United States have recently
drawn building lots In the town of Wsrren;on, Va,
situated In the "Gold Region" of Culpeper county
in ths State: Banks, of Petersburg; Bryant cf the
New York Evening Post; Gilinsr, of Lewt,burs;
VespssIan Ellis, fo Washington; Coale & Barr, of
Abingdon; Waddell, of Stsunton; Alexander, OF
Charlottesville; and host of others are to bs
there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

CORN CROPs-Tbe corn crops along the Kappa.
hammock river between Frederick sburg aud Por.
Royal are 10 fourishing slate, and give promise
If q luxuriant yield The rain of Sunday nigh,
" az of great service
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19

LDPAINTER.-The venerable Rambsndt Peale,
Of Philsdelphia one of The Oldest of American palm
ters if not the oldest, is now on visit to his
friends in New York. He is now about so years
old, and is the only artist now living who painted
an original portrait OF ashirg:on, who sat to him