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Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-02-21
Weakness OF ths. Organs.
are completely cured andsSul = .;0r restored.
Cor Montgomery al--E ern.s-st- " sl-ai-


Cor Nontgoaesrye e@se e-n.s .sts ep stairs
Eiassorsssrr 81 HEsrgsT- s.ssss.esers. s.s...
FHEREis mala7sr esATfetttts 5. lacrarre either,
| in a medical OF 61ordrpai1iE~ view to wlidh me
human family is riora habie than that arising ssom
impure connection
to ioeA at disease sfiea 'lSSqSth and life and his
sole object shoah le to Hiiti8ate tsl rs lies in his
power, the bodily suiteting Hignaa n8ture at best
is but frail. all are liable tO> misfortune
OF all the ills that affect man none are more ter
ribe than those of a<i5rivate nature. Dreadful as
it is in the person WHO CONTRACTS it, frghtfu
its ravages upon his constitution ending frequently
in destruction and loathS0me grave it becomes of
still greater Importance when it is transmitted to
innocent offspring. Such being the Scase how
cessary it becomes toF>eyery one having the least
to fear that they have contracted the disease
should attend to it at by consulting some phy
sician, whose responsibility and education enables
him to warrant safe, speedy, and permanent
In accordance with this necessity, DR. YOUNG feels
called upon to state tRa& by long study and exten-
sve practice, he has boc0ne perfect master of all
those diseases which come under the denomination
of venereal and having paid attention to that
one branch than any one physician in the Uuited
States he feels himself better qualified treat them
Syphilis, in all its FORMS such Ulcers, Swelling
in the GrOns Ulcers in the throat Secondary Syphi
lis CutaneOus EruptiOns, UceratiOns Tertiary Syph
Ills Syphilis in Children, Mercureal Syphilitc Afec
tOns, GonnOrrea, Gleet Structures, False Passages
inflammation of the Bladder, and Prostrate Glands
Excavations TumOrs POstules, etc, are familiar
to him as the most COMMON things of daily observa
ton,
The DR.. effects cure, in recent cases. in a few days
and finds difficulty in curing those of long dura-
ton, without submitting the patient to such treat
ment will draw upon him the slightest suspicion,
Obge him to- neglect his business, whether within
doors without Me diet need not be changed ex-
cept in cases of severe inflammation. There are in
California patients, (amountng to over two thousand
the past Year, that could furnish proof of this but
these matters which require the incest secresy
which he always preserves.
All letters enclosing $40 will be promptly attended
to. Office hours from A. NJ to P. NJ. Address
j. c. YOUNG, NJ. D. Express Building,
Corner eff Montgomery and California Streets over
Mells Ear@n & Co.'S Exnress Rena rtr1ant
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-02-21

JOna. KETTRE DGE, Proprietor.
AanniactuTer Of tirs Eroef Doora sse1s, aufts
"c.l &c- Battery near Pacific Street. San Francisco
to. -P'-' "'''""o"
large assortment of second hand Doors and Shut
ers W constantly on hand and For SALE at very low
ltNoo' / -6m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-02-21
EARLY COPIES.
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The receipt of Advance Sheets from the Brit
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prints especially during the present exciting state of
European affairs, inasmuch they now be plac
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ORIGINAL editions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
A SCREW LOOSE,

Despite the vaunting. of line distribution papers
of the State SO to the brilliant prospects of the
idea party, We gather from the organs Of public
opiniuI that there il nothing like unity of sentiment
in the "Whig and American party itself. In seve.
rs quarters We hear that many Wings refuse to be-
entrapped into the meshes OF an expiring humbug. -
striking evidence Of the fact We find recorded in a
decinalnry card of Ed. A. Freeman, Esq, who had
accepted tho nomination as the distribution candi
date. II. writes in the following reproachful style
"to the Wbigs and Americana
"When requested second time to yield to what
seened to be the general desire, accepted the Domi
nsiirn ard entered actively and earnestly upon the
canvass, / ;aoushi, under the circumstances. had a
right to expect united and zealos support Of the
whuo party--but soon discovered Whist had been
sso-cted) The exi.tence uf detection in our ranks
which would cause defeat, if not removed. used
my best endeavors to remove this difficulty, and TO
keep ;ha party in tsct nut every effort YVES vain.
Fellow ciiizans the honor you have shown me
has touched my heart with the livees gratitude, and
| shoud be willing to fight on, and fight ever in your
caise, hut convinced, rs | am, that in the present
state Of things defiant is inevitable, have determined
to withdraw from tine CANVASS. Permit me 10 sug-
res. that You clean your party OF tahh'ess mem5"r
or YOU wil! not only osa your po,rer, but you will
cease even TO be reYDpc'6bi'h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
TIE DEMOCRACY OF RICHMOND CRY

TIE DEMOCRACY OF RICHMOND CITY,
Held large ana most respectable Injecting at Me-
tropolitan Hall on Friday night.
On motion of Mr.. n. Is. Ill., Mr.. G. w. Randolph
was called 10 the Chair; and on motion of Mr.. d. p
Gcoch, WIN. +. Ritchie was appointed Secretary.
MIR. Gooch moved that the maetipg proceed to
make nomination of q Democratic ticket for the
Senate and House of Delegates.
Mr.. K. Is. Heath moved rs substitute that il was
uexpedient to Nuke nomination.
The substitute was sustained by Messrs. K. a
Pryor, s. ID. D-noon. Heath, w. w. Crurnp, and
X. l. Cooke; aud was opposed by VI assrs. p. Ii. Ay.
lett, Is. W. Sarke, j. II. Gregory, w. f. Watson
and Franklin Thomas.
Mr.. Cooke made motion to adjourn, but it was
lost.
Mr.. Aylett renewed he motion 10 proceed to no
mination.
Mr. Pryor moved as q substitute that the meeting
adjourn until next FriGay night, May 10th.
This latter motion evaied, 66 to 55-an adjourn
ment took place near p M.-and the whole ques
ton OF making De,docratic nomination will come
up. as Unfinished business in The meeting on Friday
night next.
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80. RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
TIE JAMESTOWN CELEBRATION-MR.

We had not the pleasure Of being present at the
jamestown celebration on Wednesday last. But We
hnv. hal cheering accounts of the gay, gallant and
imposing scene; m entertaining description of which
We published on Saturday, from the South-Side De-
mccrat.
Iua few days we hope to have tho pleasure Of lay
rp before our readers the eloquent and interesting
ora.on of ex.P President Tyler, on the OCCASION, to-
gs,her with the inspiriting impromptu address OF
Gov. Wise. The Poem by james Barron Hope has
already been read. ana doubtless with admiration, by
thousand. iIo had not the opportunity of hearing 1t
delivered by it, accomplished author.
TIE previous productions Of Mr.. Hope had raised
our expectations very higa, AID we have read his
Jamestown Poem with pride which not only every
yirginan but every american must share. The fol-
lowing paragraph from the DtSpach is truthful tri-
butte 10 worth and genius, which We take pleasure in
transferring to our columns
Mr.. HopE's PoEM-We have rend with great
nI.asur. ana admiration, the poem OF James Barron
Hone Esq at tho jamestown celebration 1t Is
spendid production, rrpiee WIN pottlc iancy AND
6-. worthy the august OccnsiOn ana the brilliant
fame OF IN. Young author There are parts OF II tru
10 .,rs,d and which would do hnuOr To Tennyson.-
Mr. Hone is q young lawyer of Hampton, grandson
! of C.miuodore Barron, gentleman OF remarkably
chvarous and anabie character as well as OF great
nromise IL. ia a man not only 10 be admired Tor b!s
genius. but TO be loved for the winning and generous
FEATURES of his character character which combines
in singular degree the most manly and the most
II was, however. of the poem, and not Of Mr.. Hope
th.t we took up our pen to speak The author seems
IN hs ve adopted the theory, and, iu opinion cor
r,criy that the Pvets sphere such occasions aa the
recent celebration is SIMPLY pictorial There is no
snci, thing a. didacc poem. Acting upon this the
| npla k.l
| h.n in glowing aud beautiful colors Columbus
n. era IN which Europe awoks from her fevered
dir ans Of Prester John and Cathay; Pocahontas-s
typs Of Mercy; Capt. John Smi:h-the Cross between
fruds chiyal:y end modern enterprise; and, in one
brisf ana glorlou. image Washington. With excel
lent ,aste according 10 ou. humble Judgment, he ha:
| NOT dwelt upon :he expansion OF Jamestown, and
the arts aud y thousand coguats things but stopped
At The poin; where the settlement was made, lesv
ing the philosophy for the distinguished orator OF the
| day. -
ihs whole production will add to Mr.. Hopes repu
tatiou. A brilliant future is opening before him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
CaR0LINE LAND FOR SALE.

M ESIRING to 90 South, | will dispose Of my farm,
- and if desired, my stock OF Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
Farming Utensils and growing Crops at fair price, and
ON the accommodating terms
pleasant and healthy neghborhood and within hours
ride o! the Richmond and fredericksburg Vir.
gnia Central Rail Roads 1t contains two hundred and
fifty possesses soil equal in value TO any in the
county produce we'll all the staple productions oil
ton ana is susceptible oil the highest degree of improve.
ment by the clover and plaster alone The dwell.
ing farm and servants houses and coinmodous.
There AN excellent icehouse workshop. numerous
springs OF delicious water much good meadow land and
an abundance of wood for the iarm.
Should larger farm be desired several hundred acres
of adjoining lands may be purchased very reasonable
terms.
So valuable farm is seldom brought into market and
those who desire purchase would do well examine
II as soon as possible design offering public uuc
tion shortly, if not previously disposed Of
JAMES I. REDD,
Ru.her Glenn p. o., Caroline county. Va
off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
MEADOW FARM FOR SALE.

II OFFER a, Private Sale my Farm lying in the county
Il Of Prince William adjoining the land of Judge Tyler
and Immediately the Turnpike Road Leading from
Alexandria to Warrenton and two and halt miles from
Ganesyiiie depot on the Manassas Gap Railroad thirty
five miles distant from Alexandria which place can be
reached in two hours on the carr
This Estate contains Nine Hundred and fortyGn % and
Half Acres-sbout four hundred Of which are IN WOOD
and Timber The balance in cleared and divided into
nine Fields, all of them we'll waered by lasting sprngs-
Bruad Ruu-a large and never failing mountain stream
passes through the from West to East ooroerne
on which 10 beautiful Meadow OF one hundred acres
now well taken in Timothy and blue grass aud not ohy
valuable as Meadow but highly useful for grazing pur
poses The uplands rolling and susceptible OF any
degree of improvement =,
The improvements are largo and commodious owen
ing, with seven spacious rooms four above and three o
low stairs, and the necessary out houses Surround
ing the yard is large and nourshing Orchard of Apples
Pears Peaches, Cherries Aprico.s &c. of the finest w
riees and of them in full bearing Country Stores
numerous and convenient The neishborhood ia nm
surpassed by any in the State for health and affords the
best society.
II hose wishing to purchase fine country residence
will do well to call and examine this estate.
For further information address Judge L. Collins Lee
Baltimore, Md OF the Subscriber
DR. JAS. w. F. MAcRAE.
auckland. Pr. William CO., Va April l4-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
UNHE subscriber offers for sale his farm Orange View,
u lying the Rapid Ann River, Culpeper county,
Virginia. within half mile of the Rapid Ann Station,
the Orange and Alexandria Rail Road in thicky set
tied neighborhood the society equal to any in Virginia.
and the county very healthy one
The tract contains 63ii ACRES, with an abundance Of
timber convenient to the rail road and large portion OF
the cleared land has fine South eastery exposure; and
for productvencss of crops will think compare tavora
bly, with those of most Of the farms in the neghborhood
the wheat crop having for years past ranged from
l2 to 1900 bushels without the OF guano which would
probably double the crop on the same land.
The residence s situated cminence, overlooking
larger portion of cleared land and the surrounding
country in view of large number of residences, with
Merchants, Grss and Saw Mills very convenient; also
Post Office.
This FARM is within four and half hours travel by
rail road of Richmond Virginia and two and halt or
three hours to Alexandria aud Washington City.
Persons desiring further information respecting this
Farm with of purchasing invited to visit it. or
address the subscriber at Rapid Ann Station, Cnpeper
county, Va. l.. ID. TALlAfERRo.
April l0-cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
LARGEST SOUTHERN PIANO FACTORY.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM PIANO EORTES

GOLD MEDaL PIhNO FOR1ES.
XKJM KNABE, senior partner in the late trm Of
w KNABE, GAEHLE Co (Which was dissolved by
the death OF Mr. Henry Gaehe) continues the manuiac.
ture and sale of Grandand Square Pianos under the
name of
WIN. KNABE & CO.,
At the old stand, Nos !. and North Eutaw st. OPP
poste the Eutaw House. and at the sales room No.
2U7 Market st F., Baltimore.
The subscriber respectfully bess leave to present
to the ladies and gentlemen of the South his sincere
for the very liberal patronage they have
uniformly extended his establishments; and desires
the time them, that, stimulated by their
constantly increasing custom during past years he has
spared neither trouble expense TO perfect pos
sble the Piano Forte to continuance OF the
custom Of persons of cultivation and refinement.
In addition the commpndHtion of the most eminent
Pianist Of the country he would add that every "fnir
at which his Pianos exhibition, they have uni.
tormy been awarded the highest honors Of the several
Institutes.
Being extensively engaged in the manufacture OF
Pianos and employing hundred of the cXpe
rienced Journeymen, am prepared to sell either Whole
sale dealers will therefore, find 1t to thei. nd vantase to
give Inc call before purchasing elsewhere
Ainstrunents built my factory have full frames
and so constructed to secure grent additional
strength without affecting the tone und they will there
fore stand in amy climate.
Every Piano Forte Of my manufacture Is guaranteed
for five years. and when intended to MI distant orders
the greatest possible taken ensure the selection
of an instrument calculated in tone, touch power aud
mechanical tush. to please the astidious in udd
,on 70 which privilege of exchange is granted at any
u,. wit in six months, should tho instrument not give
entire satisfaction. April 29-c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
Ni THE (:OYERNOR OF vIt.GlNlA.
opnHI

xxrHEREAS vacancies have occurred in the senate
.o,.e. q, Accouac and Northampton BY the resisns'
,oa of Oswald T. Finuey ESQ aud in the Dstr;c; com
p sod O, the counes OF Meckenoura and Charlotte oy
Sas therefore Henry A. etiovcrnor othe said Com
,onw-s,h have thought proper by wits o; election i''
sued and directed pursuaut to law 10 require an eecn
10 ne ned in each cuunty sing SAID Senatorial p!s
81 the several places voting therein the fourth
Thursday in the month 81 May next tor senator from
esch District. 10 supply the vacancies Aforesaid
Given unde. nv hand Governor, and under the Less
. Sen OF The Commonwealth, a: Richmond this
L. 81 .th day OF April, 1857 ,,.,
Br,be Governor: GEORGE W. MrSFoRD, secretary OF
~. i,nmmo,w,sl;h april l0-ctde
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.
YAITARLE FARM FOK SALE,

YING on the Rivanna River, in the county OF Flu
H wanna, within mile oi the Court House. con
tanning about four hundred and fifty two hundrec
OF which cleared and the balance we'll mbered. d
the cleared land about forty acres are owgrounds o
best quality, Rvannu River and Raccoon Creek
balance is of excellent quality and III fine heart Tn.
wood land is generally adapted tobacco, and all of II Ii
well suited 10 and wheat.
There is excellent mill seat the tract
The buildings consist OF very comfortable dwelling
house and all necessary outhouses, such a barns, sta
blcs tobacco houses. &c.
will also dispose of some Of my stock of milch cows
oxen, sheep and hogs, and all my farming utensils
Persons wishing to purchase will do we'll to visit tht
farm soon. EDITH J. JOHNSON.
ADril l1-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
CEMENT ItOUfISG.

HAVING purchased the right of CH!LD'S PATENT
HH ELASTIC AND WATER PROOF CEMENT
ROOFING, Qstened, January, 1857 for the stat" OF
Counties or Towus 1t being the only article yet invented
that will successfully ress the action of the tno-pcre
in every climate It is perfectly
FIRE AND WATER PROOF,
and in point OF durability We beev" thrt it s equal if
superior Metallic Roofing, and is, By tar the cheapest
that Gun be used.
II can be put Shingles Tin Iron Roofing (no
difference how steep the roof prevcn; easing and
roofs II take fire the burning OF contiguous
buildings.
We will he prepared by the 0;h OF May furnish and
places.
Address r at Wheeling, Va, where full particulars
be obtained. ESTlLL L. CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
NOTICE.

TIME undersigned is manufacturing among other vslu
able machines Screw for planters which he can
o ,or s4 he has sold great many they invariably give
ssrstacon and it said By judges that tobacco przed
in horshesds with Screws commsnd better prices than
that which is put up in the old way
'-"' P. RAHM, Esgle Foundry,
.nJ,,a-cam Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
HN THE 60! EHNo:s or NihIiNiA'

S,uPpr.S vacancy a.s occurred in the Senate
w OF VIrsi..s 5y o." ie-'-nSt,on OF Andrew farSs
ESQ Senator rrag lie pr''r composed 0i the couh''e'
Of Bsone Logon. nD"h4, Putnam and "yornhg' ae
se ,crr,v ,so l!r ;a. Sheriff, the said counties
10 ,au,. elections a. held according 10 law on III.
fun Thursday IN My ncX' IA their respective counties
for Scualor 70 :; ;he vacancy a:ore,Hf
''' ,;iyen unisr ms nan - Governor, and under
SEAL the seal o. The Commonwealth OF Virginia. th
9i dsy OF Morch A. D. 1857 and in he -ls year OF ths
ClmmOnwes H. HENRI a. NiSC'
By the Governor:
GEORGE W. NuSroRp, Sec. Commonwealth.
.s..tF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19

II OFFER for sale my Farm upon which formerly re-
n sidej lying immediately Swift Creek, in the coun
ty of Chesterfield about four miles abovethe Court House
and twelve miles from Richmond
The contains 264 acres onethrd OF which is IT
original growth the other twothrds is open land, in
good OF cultivation aud well adapted to the growti
of wheat corn and tobacco.
The improvements consist of good dwelling and all ne
cessary aud farm houses.
The farm 10 well watered and considered remarkably
healthy.
Any one wishing to purchase can call on me. or j. r.
N,w - X - c,f p II. GILL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19

4 PPLICATlON will be made 20 the Farmers Bank of
"A V;rrn;. and the Sank Of Virginia. Tor the renewal
OF the following cer,iiass Of stock in the said Banks.
pach were destroyed BY the fire which occurred in
Market SGu,re. tine CITY OF Norfolk i'll the month OF
0c:,oe-. l-jf.
Ce-ac4" No lasii dated April Il. 1856, for fifteen
tl;e. in The Farmers Bank o: Virginia II the name OF
Jane, Bsr:y oi Norfolk
C.racs.e No. Il vi. dated April 10, 1855. for seven
ia.:r. sud Certificate l50o dated april "A, 1856, tor
s;e .,are- IN tue Bank Of Virginia, III the OF said
Jane. Barry.
Al pa:.a. are hereby called upon to show cause. il
siy hey c4a WY certificates shall not be issued in
,sc- Vi ,aJ.. d. .royc rs above fnenti med
au,l civ JAMES BARRY Norfolk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
OTHER REPORTS.
FAMINE MICHIGAN.

DErRorr, May lG,b.-Great des'iiu::on ox's's -
cr,,isI couliy and vicinity in tn. Northern ps'' I
Of Michigan. Several persons have died from -'nro4
ton. The cattle are s'-o dying for want oi su-'e.
ronc. A meeting of cirizens was held here lat Gy!l 3
md resolutions were adopted to raise $500. Ua,
.hnnaand dn.lsrs were su.-rsibed on The spot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
Bl THE G0yERNoK Of virginia.
PROCLAMATION

VXyuEREAS .mmunication has been received from
" tine Honorable Willis P. Bocock, rendering his re-
,os,ou "a attorney General OF this Commonwealth, TO
;nse .A.c, on the 18Th day of May next and the same
hsyng been accepted by tue Executive, therefore IN
coo;rmy 10 law tue Sheriff Sergeant OF each OF the
eoiu,ies and cities the Commonwealth Is hereby re-
o, 10 cause an election Attorney General 10 De
he'd on he fourth Thursday in May next, Mt the places
o-s-c:.oei by law
Gwen under nv hand Governor. and under me sea
@, me Commonwealth, nj Richmond, this 2Su day
Il. q, N.rch 1857 una Ia the SIs; year OF the Com
InOnwealih - hnHhi a,ar, .,
:, >, ''s ,...I.I March 2I-c;de