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oooooooooooooooo ooooooooOOoooooOo
o THE COMPOUND SYRUP O
Sdrsapdrilld, Yello1o Dock and {
II L

SdrsdpdrilId, YelLoto Dock and
IOdide Of I'OtGSs
ooooooooOooooooo ooooooooooooooo
Is no more nor less than what its name implies each
dose Of tablespoonful contains five grains Of To-
dide of Potass. We defy competition in this article,
as our arrangements such that get our Sarsa-
parilla Root direct from Honduras, and Iodide of
Potass direct from England in large quantities; con-
sequently we believe the only firm who can fur
nish the at 81 per tottle it be sold
by all respectable druggists al the above price Be
careful and get the genuine artice-use none other,
and from past experience well assured that IL
will give perfect satisfaction to every person who
may use it-packed in and . dozen cases ready to
ship to any part of the country. Druggists will find
it 10 their advantage 10 sell this Sarsaparla in pre-
ference to all others. r. HALL & CO., PropretOrs,
149 ond 145 Clay St., below Montgomery,
San Francisco.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
RICE, COFFIN CO., Agents,
nov273m street. Marysvile.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31
sIrrINa Win rnE oIRLs.
THE FIRST LONG TAILED COAT.

We do not believe that any boy ever put
on his long tailed coat without a sense of
shame. He first twists his back half off look
ing at in the glass, and then when he steps
out of doors it seems to him as if all creation
was in broad grin. The sun laughs in the
sky; the cows turn to look at him there are
faces at every window his very shadow
mocks him. When he walks by the cottage
where Jane lives he dares not look up, for
his life If he is obliged to pass group of
men and boys the trial assumes its most ter
rife stage. His legs get all mixed up with
embarrassment, and the flap of the dangling
appendage is felt upon them, moved by the
wind or his own agitation. 1t is happy
time for him when he gets to church and sits
! down with his coat tails under him; but he
is still apprehensive with thinking of the
Sunday school, and wonders if any of the
children will ask him to Swing his long tail
blue"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

BosToN, MASS, April 18th, 1858.
WIN. II. DAILY, New York
Dear Sir--Ihave made Chemical Analysis of your
"AR0MATIC VALLEY WHISKEY," and find 1t n
pure, fine Favored Rye Whskey, containing no inuri-
Gus matter of any kind and recommend it suitable
for medical and public purposes.
CHARLRs 4. JACKSON, NJ d.
State Assayer.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31
CONCLUDING REMARKS.

We have passed over churning, and learn
ing the catechism. because we were fearful Of
making this article too long, although We
might have talked of butter that would not
he persuaded to come, and perplexities of a
literal turn of mind and head that measured
seven and quarter when asked what the
chief end of man was. Boyhood is green
passage in mans experience in more senses
than enc. 1t is pleasant thing to think
over and to laugh about now, though it was
serious enough then. Many OF our present
trials are as ridiculous as those which now
touch the risibles in the recollection, and up
on the infancy of the soul through which we
passed here, we have no doubt that we shall
grin over the trials which we experienced
when we lost our fortune, when our mills
were swept away or burned, and when we
didn't get elected to the Legislature. Men
are but boys of larger growth,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31
GOING HOME WITH THE GIRLS.

The entrance into society may be said to
take place after boyhood has passed away,
vet multitude take the initiative step be-
fore their boards are presentable. 1t is q
great trail either at a tender or tough age
For an overgrown boy to go at door know
ing that there are dozen girls inside, and to
knock or ring with absolute certainty that
in two minutes all their eyes will be upon
him, is a severe test of courage. To 90 be-
fore these girls and make satisfactory tour
of the room without stepping on their toes,
and then to sit down, and dispose of ones
hands without putting them into ones pock-
cts, is an achievement which few boys can
boast. If boy can get so far as to measure
off ten yards of tape with one of the girls.
and cut it short at each end, he may stand a
chance to pass a pleasant evening, but let
him not fatter himself that all the trials of
the evening are over. There comes, at last,
the breaking up. The dear girls don their
hoods, and put on their shawls, and look so
saucy, and misehievous, and unimpressible.
and Independent, as if they did not wish any
one to 90 home with them. Then comes the
pitch, and the boy that has the most pluck
makes up to the prettiest girl. his heart in
his throat, and his tongue clinging to the
roof of his mouth, and crooking his elbow,
stammers out the words-"Shall l see you
home ?" She touches her fingers to his arm,
and they walk home q foot apart, feeling as
awkward as a couple of goslings AS soon
as she is safe inside her own doors, he struts
home, and thinks he has really been and gone
and done it, Sleep comes to him at last,
with dreams of Caroline and calico, and he
awakes in the morning and finds the doors
of life open to him, and the pigs squealing
for breakfast
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

Fresh Patent Medicines,
TUSE IL RECEIVED direct from the Manufac-
- turers and sold to the Trade in original packages
At small profit. S. Il. WATTS, Druggist,
iY27 No. 90 First street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31
NO. 119.
1allp Y(atiOnal Democrat.
A Rnr,a Trials.

The Springfield Republican has capital
article on this subject Here are the extracts:
HIS REGULATIONS WITH THE GOLD MAN"
We suppose the first severe trial boy has
to undergo, is to submit his will to the old
man, whom he Is taught to consider his fa-
ther. 10 be restrained in doors at night, to
be forbidden to go in swimming FIVE times q
day, or be hindered from pinching the rest
of the children just for fun. is an interfer-
ence with natural inalienable rights, every
way injurious to the feelings. And then
when upon some overwhelming temptation,
the boy asserts his independence Of parental
control, and receives tanning" with a
switch from a ounce bush, either upon his
back or his bare feet, it became really very
serious thing. We never could see that the
smart of an operation like this was at all
assuaged by the effectionate assurance that
it was bestowed out of pure love.
SITTING WITH THE GIRLS.
The next great trial Of the boy is TO be
obliged by cruel master, to sit with the
girls at school, This usually comes before
the development of those undefinable sym.
pathes and affinities which in after life would
tend to make the punishment more endura-
bic. To be pointed out as "gal boy" to be
smiled at grimly by the master, who is so
far delighted with his own ineffable pleasan-
try as to give the little boys the license to
laugh aloud, and to be placed by the side Of
girl who has no handkerchief, and no
knowlege of the use of that article, is wo
submit, trial of no mean magnitude. Yes
as we have been there, and have been made
to "sit up close" with big Rachel. laughing
and bushing till we came to hate her name
We wonder where the overgrown frouzy
creature is now, and what the condition Of
her head is
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, 80 SOMERSET STREET, [
BOsToN, MASS, April 18th, 1858.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

The Springfield Republican has capital
article on this subject. Here are the extracts:
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31
P. M. S. Co.'s Line to Panama.

Ry- Passengers by the NJ S. Co.'S Line are landed
on their arrival at Panama, upon the Wharf Of the
Railroad terminus, by the Companys Steam Ferry
Boat, and proceed Immediately
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TVOb. 7-.NOae eo.~
A Sailors Spesxch.


At the entertainment given ia New York % ~
Niagam's crew the sailUss cailsd upon oee efshste
comrades for speech, who dslivsssa himsslf -
follows s##t. ..s.sf r "a ,iiia,s,, -, -; >,
Mr.. Lakeman arose and said he WIS plain sail:
man, aud would thank them not TO give him the
tile Of Mister tCres of Dick LAkenssu, ''Dsek
Lakeman.") tttfs,s5Hi - f. azhan
Dick Lakeman-Thats just %, boys, and now
ny lads, i you will bring yourselves 70 IN anchor
will make my yarn very short. am not cuihR
o give you any long hsrangus, for sny nsae
mong you who has Two eyes must ~ thes 80
seaman Of the Niagara, and thsrs d no. hettssa
nip than han hs hsr, Th.ss ~ .O'c l That ~ wy
20 wish to 70 down and givo our Naval sccfstsrys
,hreo hearty cheers. | hope all Of you Will asscs
will you? (Crss Of "Yss." '.Yss" end shasIs. },
4 is not necessary for me to toll you that The CO.
Die has been laid, Cor you know that - we'll .
Myself but this have to say, and am surs you
xill hear me out. that the officers Of the NiaeasA
are Rne set Of men ~ ever 'trod b deok'T q.
saled chip Il YOU begin from james H. North
down to tho sailing master, there is not better
not Of men. Boys. You know the old saying, "Ren-
der unto CMsar." I believe there II something In
the Bible about CGsar. .5zi }5i4lw -, s#.5
A gentleman present, moro learned than ''Dick''
in Biblical lore. kindly suggested the balance Of
the quotation, whercupon
Iakcman rcsumcd--Ayc, aye: "Rendsr unto
Cssar tho things that nre C@sar's," when 1
think that must give that justice 70 the olhesA
which is their due. wish this to be understood,
that sailors arc body Of men who will not n
quirc driving. Treat them kindly. and they win
do their work and " thero happens 10 b 'nsws-
paper scrateher anywhere In these digginga."
trust that he will state thnt the men oi The
Niagara can "man side tackle or stand TO
their guns with any seainen aHoat" (Enthu.
siastc chccr~.) Nows-iays il 10 all writing
and no gunpowder, and | am afrsid thai
the sailors occupation Ia gomez bat noswssA-
standing, he Dick could say, that whsnsv-
or the occasion arose. they would b rssdy -
do their duty, and there we're no mon who's hs
liked better than the officers and crew ofths Mag
ara Cheers were then given for the Nisgarn aud
her crew aud Dick Lakeman.) fis eontinusd.-
Boys, you have hnd tho kindness ~ sxerci." yhus
lungs In my behalf. and thank you forit frcns
the time the Niagara went into commission, Ihavs
always tried to conduct myself with order and d.
ccncy Yin fact, have been right up and down
straight. Hear, hear. There is nous In bssNg
pnmpcred by outside interference, but think bs-
fore ] conclude must propose three cheers for oar
worthy Captain. l am sorry he 10 not present 10
hear us. for tell you what, boys. would tear ny
lungs to pieces but what | would yell for him.
Nocferous cheers for Captain Hudson. bi g. d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01


h or BAY YLEAvES.-lreparators cfthe Bay Leaf have
been extensively throughout the wouI centuries
remedies Nervous eadsche and for affections of the
head generally and for diseases Of the Scalp and Hair Bay
Rum particularly occupieda prominent position in the
sands admirers Its equivalent however ofth pn
ole Of the Bay that real permanent bene
II be effected and h therefore simply palliative and
feeble for Of the diseases for which this valuable
rdv 10 So well adapted
KOSSER'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
bedy serrs Of chemical experiments and has last been
brcueh IN that state concentration which makes
'y nnequaed In arrestng the of the hair the
dandruh and OF relieving few applications that
ing itching which generally preced.s the falling Of the
hair was originally prepared Tor member II his family
thaving confidence n the usually sod who
most Distressing iecay Of the hail. and such Its wonder
nj curative effects that Its establish
fed aud hasdreds very saAefor without
any system o. pufns whatever It's nirluc virtues alone
have pushed futo public favor and such the demand
this truly great remedy that the nve has been induced
manufacture upon an extensive scale and he Offers
" it tho fullest confidence the public
Prepared by Thoa II. iosaer his Chemical Iaborator
Petersburs Va, and for sale by Druggss generally.
aeDt3
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters e. 50
Managers Certificate of l6 wholc~ where persons wish
TO pay the risk only, nil be sent for
Ii Halves, - 10
10 QunIters '' ~
At 10 Eighths. q ............... 10
The Managers have been compelled from the numerous
complaints made 10 them unafnpss the part those
who have been attending to the filling orders
correspond, nee business md In their name
u order Tickets iroL the Managers only
Address all letters TO X. FRANCE e. co.
aug3 Baltimore. Md
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xNEED'- PATENT -EwsNG MA.msNEs.

w This the no.tr rel .able SEWING MACHINE eve r
rably and simplicity. The alton OF
than ihat OF other Machine while it works
the finest silk the heaviest cloth leather either
which works in very superior making straight
evenly laid much finer than ordinary hand work
bofh sides OF the cloth are alike r'ang beauty
the elegant hand work. ely gets king
der or eq rspnins and SO simple ha, an operator
these advantages over other Machines feel confident
Heeds Patent Sern1 Machines will best
Families all kinds "t Manufacturing CIohiers Taors boot
and shoe Makerso Others requiring their
that iii do their work in rapid and substantial manner
much nicer than the ordinary way Families who require
their besides saving labor enough
or Tailos will lind great saving by using this
work that does not rip easily and thst ooks nicer thai
hand WORK W Boo ard shoe n9iaeur.r, can save Thor
SEES tie work done on leather by this Machine is better
The Cadsrtown (Gecrgia) Patriot says Whm
We purchased your Hffs Patent SrtnR Machine ineiA
leather cd Hsrnes. Carriage gs aad
many Of our aeighbois testify to the superiority OF
work done in this both of beauty st-enpah
and e.! confident alone .vo -
hor enorsh pay lis One of neghbors wi
hands in the time in king clothes Ev.
est satisfaction and several intend to order Maeh
you
Extract from letter written by a gentleman owning q
plantation near New Orleans Your two Fade 70 Sr
Adfhnes have been in almost boagh,
weeks me Two operators" on thn naued compile 10 snt o
clothes for each Of my hu DIR, aud pana
than paid their
Another Planter says employ ur hanis
Htefs Patent sepins Machine wing
the whole plantation ~hlie my m for pakb nearly
for itse.f every three monihs.
We wish ali who Machine to examine hes s. as they
the smpes, and best Family use. Plantao any
9th use where stitch i. required Price of Ute rs Pn',n
WHITNEY LYON, Prop txrs
3i5 Broadway, New l"rk.
IF Sold by A s ENGLEDOvE, dealer h rate Coed,
Bounets. &c. I.ynchbuIV Va M, Bots
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LINCHBURs: AGENCY
OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
INITIAL SYSTEM

. -. .. $500 w. 80 .. -.
NEh YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
~. - -'-
ameetne ofihe Local Ii rd ct Directors Tor III, New
York Lille Insurance l"tni ny AT The thri"l m iherty
of Richmoui the fo.l"w Ing was unanimously adopted
Tn" undersigned President ami Directors vi the CompanT.
have examined tho and exhibit ot the Nrw York Lite
ln-uaner Company for the year ending the Isl oi J"nnn,
ts and being satisfied with tA prosperous condition 'odn
y recommend to The announcement and support q" the
'"mmuniy The New York Lite Insurance" Company has
now e"on IN existence tor ~ Years. an S Capital has a'ian
ed the sum of VI 4G" 6 % Invested In Stnt" Stocks and
bonds aud Mortgages on Real Estate We think II most
profitable AIT" safe noe nf investing money The profits en
The benefit Z" III" insured aud have averaged MI los
than thirty cent annum on the rremoh paid Re
sides Ties" investments IN +"cks Nc IN" law oi New YORK
requires Az add 'nnA ccut,ty that tlto shall be rp"St
ed with the State Comptroller tn meet an! ie~m drmad,
which The Company may faN to pay
We invite attention t" the nature objects aud oi
Lie Insurance as .ri forth by tins iasiiIuti,n
TIlRTEENl1i ANN AL RFfOk1.
Amount Of assets, Jsn"nr, l. .....
lHas tl ,bl Jt "
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LOTTERIES.

To be drawn In Baltimore Nd Saturday August csth 1858
1O,lOJ Prizes! a, 900 Mum beg. ;!
would rail- particular ing sp endid
scheme package of III whole tickets costug only Ss-
and other ticket being warranted I draw HT0
temned by the number draw the Capital Prize vheh
odd or
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T kRNo

TkRMo
vIRGINI ~ Is published ally at u ri weekly
45 per annum aud weekly At 81 invariably
vance - 10 will be charged In ali paper
will discontinued the option the Proprietors
until All arrsarases shall have been paid.
Inserted for 50 per square of
oi insertion and 7s each
unless ordered weekly and then 80
per square be II the number
ns.r,ions marked the Ms will be published till
iered our, and charged accordingly
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For ous square, ally.
For twr do do ....................... %
For oh. do senfweekly so
Advertisements Intended both papers subec, sps
eisi. ontract
t- Annual adv ertisers will be limited to their immediate
transient rates
~ All advertisements appear In the daily and tri
~c.kiy papers.
- Obituary which exceed eight lines charged
asshI far the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01

lNI'ANO IlOlsElN I.HSlnnU RG--As may
N not be generally known that Guauo and other fertilizers
'an l.. bought in iyncug good terms other
market with regular added In Justice myself
well Tor the benefit the farming pub
ih that fact intend Ia keep on hand g"d supply of all
the Fct yers and deal largely than
any other honse the city In hen think safely
sell cheaper than any other house. 1t is certainly
the interest Of the farmers par"ne thereby
they enabled purchase Fertilizers al as low
any other market af all risks AMI rouL Please
,o.dt this, and else. offer for sale,
st and -
40 Tons Nc l a Peruvian Gnane
100 Recess Manipulate GuanD.
100 Sombrero Lump and Ground
80 Brown Mexican tiuano,
30 Elie Island Guano,
100 Plaster Lump and Ground
2J kcttiew ellis Potash and Plaster
300 Sacks Liverpo0 salt, prime quality.
Farmers living the Canal below l.ynchhurg he sup
piled At their landings they will make engagements
i1-ts WM A MILLER nn Basin.
A hElOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODs.-
m The attention Of dealers Is called second supply Of
Summer Goods. ljebtsj N. GIGGENIlEIMER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sKY.LIoHT PICTURES

AAoN6AAAAhN EoOo
sKY-LIoHr PICTURES
20 CENTS.
IN ACCot NJ -, the Ues, ds.uand nv cHxAr rlctrnrs
ns e., sss and Nh Ys Z, WI s;S, % S
and ~ s-3 "n'-. ~, ,naisr Assdso~s cASx.
"' %, sn% n", "a. ,o "ss rn, Pins ans
come all
" \ $ tASSfR i 90, Main st..
iyie,is 3 doors fcsn Hrlarc Al,
nsEr rFonlNVAilDs.-F. F.c-h Ger. starch.
msdn Arrow Root A.s Tor msi,sl".l p"rp"sss pare os
s VIZ ",se.S Vine on 4lss st;S' Brandy
b2lts Dr.ss.,.
nnANGE. AHD LEMONS -S." --c-iv.l.
~ direct from New York.
+ hnsc. Oranges
In primo or''or. For sals low b, q A. BOYD.
N1OTBCE.-A A. m~cstas 81 shc = smsA Of Oi-
rcs,orT = hr Vagina aud ic""e.'ce Railroad Company
SATURDAY the mn January. l- the following resolutions
ruary c NtrSn aud Ra,i,uud Company VIII
ay'or m ""s l,d by trains running on this road onles.
It be clearly show thai surh "ck Killed IN
Of the 'npaee nren"er Of the agents "r .mpeyee OF th
Rsod. 1ha, all claim, this Company fl,
damage to GOOD, or %iass Mt,i b. presented within thirty
ans3u WM II HUGHES. sco'y.
<>OllECTEUN l.s JUsY. isas.-My friends
since th" M January Las wl please ward
and settle hctore, ns, Of August, viii he saving .t
good deal {" uuubi, shd fIIrnsc 10
kep. copy lily 2JisI !. ARMISrEAD.
A0WDEN's DENTAL. EGllD, Sn.n- Taeth
- Powder" For ''l' ty } Ii THOMPSON co,
1y n Druggists
PrcstdrnS's lbMCC,
NRaiSi,A rFSstsssf NNIpoAp co.
IL ScHnuRa. Auluu 9TH lr,s.
NOTbeE.--1h" o,rnih Annnsi Mceiing Of tho Sfock.
~ hoiers Il ihc Nnkni. aud Tennessee 1lroad tompa
Will im held in IN" Hal! Of their Depot IN the Ctv OF
lynebulg "Wednesday The lth day OF September next
ftkM DF rROAY.
khor on ~ sis. J',.,n That the subscr crihcrs
hrR St." khod',sn the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
CarpauN, do hrueh, ""nsi ute ,nl appoint
nd lr,fnl attorney and p"Nv each OF
IN y" general meeting tho Snrhhirs IL sail "mrRn..
hen mot personally present. with inl and
thoriiy sr. goncti me"ns give such voter.
aud t II" such "tl"l 80 H Zach ot could glyr p
II I"'ttonsi, rr.s.nt
Mitn',s hands Rul ~ ala, thir ds, al ,l-5
skAt
N1tStsA. sEu.
lb y Law "iukes tor.prcs, stp,k In thrii general
a,, al nr l"n, be ssd IA IL" space of two
f"m th" Il, ~" ther.,i.'
Iiy order at the board of Directors.
Bngyts NA. II lltGilES, Secretary.
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HxPRBSS sH1NGLEB.-a10.J press Shingles
~ 90 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale bt =
ANDERSON. LANFORD Co. on Cana
mar N. near La ,ghorne's Nj
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-06-01
GREAT CLOCK.

Henry c. Wright in a letter to The Liberator,
thus describes the great clock IN the Cathedral OF
Strasburg:
The priests and military have retired, and | am
sitting i'll chair facing the gigantic clock
from the bottom to the top not less than 100 feet,
and about 80 feet wide and Is deep. Around me
are many strangers waiting to see the working of
tlis clock as it strikes the hour of noon. Every
ere is upon the clock. 1t now wants FIVE minutes
t. Il. .-
The clock has struck and the people are gone
except a few whom the sexton Or head man, with
a wand and sword, is conducting round the build
ing Ehe clock has struck in this way: The dial
is som, 20 feet from the floor, on each side of
which a cherub, or little boy, with mallet, and
over he dial is a small bell; the cherub on the
left stIkes the first quarter, that the right the
secondquarter. Some fifty feet over the dial, in
large niche, is huge figure of Time, bell in his
left, sythe in his right hand. In front stands a
figure Of a young man with mallet, who strikes
the third quarter on the bell i'll the hands OF lime,
and tlen turns, and then gdes, with a slow step,
roundbehnd Time, comes out an old man with
mallet and deliberately strikes II times on the
bell tat echoes through the building, and is heard
all round the region of the church. The old man
glidesslowly behind Father Time, and the young
man cmes readily to perform his part, as the
time Dmes round again. Soon as the old man
struc Il and disappeared another set of machine
~ is out in motion some twenty feet higher still.
It is thus there is high cross with the image of
Chris on it. The instant Il is struck, one of the
apostles walks out from behind, comes in front,
turns facing the cross, bows, and walks around
to his place AS he does So another comes out IN
front turns, bows, and passes in. So twelve apos-
ties, fgures as large as life, walk round and pass
on As the last appears, enormous cock,
percrd on the pinnacle of the clock, slowly flaps
its wings stretches forth his neck and crows three
times so loud as to be heard outside of the church
to SINE distance, and so naturally as to be mis-
taker for real cock. Then all is silent as death
No wonder this clock is the admiration Of Europe
| 1t WIS made in 1871 and has performed these me-
charical wonders ever since, except about fifty
veass when it stood out of repair"