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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-29
'rKJSTEE'S SALE or HOUSEHOLD

AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY next, 9th inst, at 10 o'clock, We
viii sell at the residence, the recently
cnpied by MIR Valentine Cohen, No us Broad street.
Sofas, Marb Top Bureaus. Marble Top " ashstands.
Marble Top Tables sideboard, Etageres, Beds.oads'
Mattresses. Chairs Looking Glasses, Carpets, Mat
ting. R.friger Itor. Water Cooler, Cooking Stove,
Kitchen Furniture, China, Glassware, 6c, &C.
Terms cash.
Ry order of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-29

A NTHRACITE
COAL,
For sale by actual, not supposed, weight.
Terms cash. SAN'L p HANFs
my 1j-dlmif 18th street Stluth Sjde Oock
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my ~ Auctioneer.
FURNITURE. &C., AT AUCTTON.-
will sell on MONDAY, 3lst inst at 10 o'clock at
the residence of L II Gracier. Esq on 4th street,
Gamble's Hill, all his Household and Kitchen Fur
niure, embracing the usual variety. amongst which
is one set Cottage Furniture, in good order; sofas.
Chairs, Beisteads Bedding, Mattresses carpets &C;
&c. T. b COOK A G Auct.
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THE GREAT ENGLlaH REMRDY :

I'HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
- ~ SIR james Ciarke's Celebrated FEMALE PILLS
IRON prescription OF Sir Clarke d. PLY stefan 10
.hs Qsep. This Invaluable medicine is unfsiiing 10
core OF all those painful aud dangerous diseases
ttWhph tae fesna:e constitution IL en- isct
run ,ltseiions accompany each package. which
siJnld b. car fully preserved
For saieby DuYAL 4 H0RTox.
myT Druggists.
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r. CAME TO THE FARM of John

(CyG Stewart. Eco Brtokhn, plank Road)
sOrr /, draft BLOOD MARE. with white face Her
shoes seeus to have been overhaued lately. There
are other marks which the owner can prove. The
same an he had by applying on the premises to
M. oRN0CK. oyerseer. aud paying expenses.
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w TO OWNERS OF HORSES. =

Nv TO OWNERS OF HORsES.-li
<AAyour Horse IL Lame, Strained, Called. Brnis.
ed or Kicked, rub him with
HARrsH0RNE'S CURE-ALL,
the great pain.Annihiiator. II heals Gus removes
soreness and nweliings from Cuts Bruises aud oil
lays Al defamation. IL acts upon the Bioed. si1s
ews, Muscles and Bones. giving instant relief IL
cures ohoiie IN a few minutes. and improves the
splEls and appetite # the animal Itcures Scratch
er, prsysnfs Worms and hsrdens the Bones Try II,
ana you VIII be astenished at It's good effects,
beast rs well - man.
bottles u esnrs. % cents and 81. To be had Of al
DrnRRisfs in Richmond. Norfolk aud Portsmouth !:
burg. nv as-iIn
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HOUSEHOLD ANDKrTcu

(NENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND kITCH-
~ EN- FURNITURE AT AUCTJON-We will
sell, on WEDNESDAY. June I'd, at 10 O'Clock. at the
Main and Franklin sts all his Household and itch.
en- Furniture. embracing the usual variety We
name in part: 81 fas Chairs. Tables, Carpets Bed
Washstands. &C, &c.
my % EB COOK Co Aucts
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GROCERIES AT AUCTION. On MON
DAY. 3Ist int. 1t 10 O'Clock. ut my stcrp, win
seh a. anctign fffe o al Greceriss consisting in
part q bsis Rye Nhiskey; 3 bbls Imitation bran.
IA y noxes pale aud daTk brandy in bottles: 20
upls naia1 herrings. 10 half bbis Potomac her.
aal1E mus SHOULDER Bacon; tierc Harus hid
sails ~ oo1ss Adamantire candles; o. reafus Wrat-
ping faper; q small bot Of cheap Tobacco: dozen
Ghampagns Wine; together with sundry other ar
hies- my ~ X. oAUTHUKN.
CLOTHING AND sH0EE.-On WED.
~ NE5pAy, I'd day Of Juue, at 10 o'cIccA. At nv
store, viii sell at auction. the stack OF dealer
Consisting Of winter and summer Clothng of MI
sklpas, Boots, shoes. Slippers &c. The goods will
TERMS cash. my 70 K. CAUrHUny.
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COPARTNERSHIP The subscribers
~ have this day formed copartnership under
the styie and firm of JOSEPH JOHN MORTON,
Tor the purpose of conducting general commission
business 10 all ice branches as successors TO NOR
spectfully solicit oOnaiguments rom their friends
and the public generally.
Advances made on consignmentSs and auano fur-
JOSEPH r. MORTON,
late Of Morton, Armstead 3 Co.
JOHN b. MORTON,
formerly Of Maury B Morton.
Richmond January fst. 1885. ia 2-dAsw6m
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By Henry W. Quarles,

~ - - NhoAHAVNtss 1uSts
By Henry W. Quarles,
(No $50 Main street)
NEW AND ELE9A ANT STOCK OF
~ yEWELRY.-I Will commence the sale, THIS
EVENING. at ~ O'Clock, Of an entirely new aud
elegant stock of Jewelry. consisting Of ne assert
rnent and latest STYLES.
81 These goods are direct from the nanufac-
turers, and are warranted as represented.
ap2i HENRY w QUARLES, Auct.
RICHARDSON & co.
~ DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
And keep In quantities TO suit purchasers at their
WARE ROOMS, No. % Main ST.,
hICHMoND, VIRGINIA.
ALL KINDS or
White and Checked MATTINGS.
CARPETINGS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, &c.,
CURTAIN GOODS
Table OIL CLOTHS
COCOA AATTINGS
FIANO AND TABLE COvERX de-
Having on hand large stock OF Velvet Tapestry
Three.Ily and INGRAM CARPETiNGS, which
they anxious to dispose Of to make for their
Fsll iuportatons they now offer buyers GREAT pAR-
GAINS in every description of CARPETIN9, and call
special attention 10 their beautiful assortment OF
CURTAIN MATERIALS anu MIXTURES,
CLOTHS, WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES.
-1r,&
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TWO HALF PIPES VERY SUPERIOR
IL FRENCH BRANDY tcarrantef pnrs-for medi-
cinal purposes; Raspberry. Wild Cherry and Ginger
goJd Rect fed Whiskey; Apple brandy, &C; Green
and Black Teas Cigars &C. In store and for sale By
EGuLEaTUN FITz9EkALD,
my T-l2t N0A Pear, SC
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CHEAP PIANOA-SEE0NJ

~ STONE WARE FRUIT JARS,
~ WITH CORK sTOPPERS, AIR TiGHT-
~ We have large supply of the above named
sAss articles which We offer for sale at isss than
halt the price Of any other article Pints IS
per dozen; Quarts 81 and half gallon 81 Call ana
see them at our Pottery corner Of 18th and Cary
ms Is KEtSEE PAIR
The Washington union., 1858-02-06
MISSISSIPPI.

Examine carefully The forms and instructions annered)
74o From vicksburg, by Bovna Edwards Depot, Boil
toms Depot, Clinton, and jackson, to Brandon, 81
miles and pack, daily, in railroad cars
Leave vicksburg daily at q m;
Arrive at Brandon same day by / pm;
Leave Brandon daily at pm;
Arrive at Vicksburg same day by pm.
74o2 From yicksbur9, by Cardiff Satartia, Liverpool
Yaaoo City. Richards lN; o. Abbey, IN o-)
o. Henderson %ss lN r o. G5esnville D.. Thornss,
g, S o \ d. Ss1s! Ps,sl, N Fisher I'm S 81 Ben
Ferry, IN o. poin. Dexter IN o. iii Rising nposn Sum,
IN. O.) Newtons IN. o. Lefore, IN O,) Watts
S o. aH "a 3N e9 g.. Bsanst.' a. Ras
IN. o. McMullen's Store IN. O,) and Shackey,
to mouth of Cold Water, 36l miles and back, twice
week in steamboats, from LIST October to lat
July, and once week from LIST July to let Oc-
tober.
Bids to end at Greenwood and Yazoo City and run
three times week, are invited
Leave vicksburg Monday and Friday at pm
Arrive at Greenwood Wednesday and Sunday by
Tam;
Leave Greenwood Thursday and Monday at 10 a m
Arrive at vicksburg Sunday and Wednesday by 10
Bids to run bya proposed schedule will be con
sidered.<
7403 From vicksburg by Schoa to Deer Creek 90 miles
and back, once week
Leave Vicksburg Tuesday at 12 m;
. Arrive Al Deer Greek next day by D m;
Leave Deer Creek Friday at m;
Arrive at Vicksburg next day by 3 a m
74o4 From vicksburg to Brunswick Landing as miles
and back, a week
Leave Vicksburg Friday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Brunswick Landing same day by 6 y m:
Leave Brunswick Landing Saturday at 6 a M
Arrive at Vicksbnrg same day by m.
TAOS From vicksburg by Warrentop, to Rocky Springs
81 miles and back, three times week
Lenve Vcksburg Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at apm
Arrive At Rocky Springs by 9 PM
Leave Rocky Springs Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at "A M
Arrive at vicksburg by IL no.
Bids to six times a week and con yey the mail in
2-horse coaches are invited
T4o6 From Brandon, by Orion, Greenbush Hillsboro'
County Line, New Ireland, Union, Herbert, Big
Oak, and Dekalb, to Scoober, ITO miles and back
daily, except Sunday
Leave Brandon daily, except Sunday, at II pm;
Arrive at Scoober next day by 10 m:
Leave Scoober daily, except Sunday at III p m;
Arrive at Brandon next day by pm
Bids to run by proposed schedule and in four
horse coaches will be considered
74o7 From Branden, by Polkvle Trenton and Raleigh
to Pauldng, n miles and back three times a
week, Il
The Washington union., 1858-02-06
day, Wednesday, and Friday at

- u a On
The Washington union., 1858-02-06

| Leave Old Town Saturday at 6 O M;
| Arrive at Wellborn by 8 IN.
I7ls3 From Geneva, by Home Spring Fla Cerro Gordo
| and Ponce de Leon, to Uchee Anne 81 miles and
| back, once week
| Leave Geneva Tuesday at 6 M;
Arrive at Uchee Anna by M
Leave Uchee Anna Monday at 6 n M;
Arrive at Geneva by 6pm.
1854 From Dalevile, by Westville Haw Ridge Indigo
Head Elba, and Shorter, to Andalusia 5s miles and
back, twice week.
| Leave baleville Tuesday and Friday at / m;
| Arrive at Andausia next days by 6Pm;
Leave Andalusia Monday and Thursday at M
Arrive at Daoville next days by IL m.
1885 From Daleville by Newton Golne Echo Curetons
Bridge Abbeyie IIilliardsville, and Franklin, TO
Fort Gaines, Ga, Cd miles and back, twice week
Leave Daleville Wednesday and Saturday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Fort Gaines next days by IL m;
Leave Fort Gaines Thursday and Sunday at I'M
Arrive at Daleville next days by "A pm.
1886 From Newton by Beaver Greek and Big Creek to
h Csmpbeon, Fla. 80 miles and back, once week
If Leave Newton Friday at m;
z Arrive at Campbellton by pm;
Leave Campbellton Friday at Al p M;
Arriveat Newton next day by p M
1851 From skipperville by Summer Hill to Newton 20
miles and back once week.
Leave Skipperville Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Newton by 7pm;
Leave Newton Saturday at m;
Arrive at tSkipperville by l2m
1883 From S a asssv By Flag Pond Pond and Mercy Bay
Leave AbbsvlIe Wednesday at a m;
Arrive at Big Greek by pm;
Leave Big Creek Thursday at a m;
Arrveat Abbevie by JPN.
1889 From Abbevllle, by Ciopton and Skipperve, to
Barnes Roads 80 miles and back, once week
Leave Abbeville Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Barnes Roads by M
Leave Barnes Rosds Friday at Z a M:
Arrive at Abbeville by pm.
7l90 From Franklin to Geneva and back, once week
Bidders will state the distance, name intermediate
points, and propose schedule of departures and
arrivals.
7l9 From Troy by Milo Perdue Buzbeeville Elba and
Wellborn, to Geneva rs miles and back twice a
week.
Leave Troy Tuesday and Friday ats am
Arrive Mt Geneva nert days by IL M
Leave Geneva Wednesday and Saturday ut p m;
Arrive at Troy next days by 7 pm
1892 From Troy by White Water, Bibb, Rocky Head
and Hsw Ridge TO Newton so miles and back,
twice week.
Leave Troy Tuesday and Friday at 4am;
Arrive at Newton by pm;
Leave Newton Wednesday and Saturday at 4 m;
Arrive at Troy by Z p m.
The Washington union., 1858-02-06

Leave Old Washington c. II. Monday and Thursday
Arrive at Livingston next days by pm
Proposals TO omit Butler viii be considered
7l42 From Livingston TO Brewersvlle miles and back,
week.
Arrive at Brewersyile by 10 M
Leave Brewersyic Wednesday at II am;
Arrive At Livingston by pm.
tia' rron De"opos " De'''o and Blufport to Liv-
@ insson, E ~ 1i'es -.a back three times week.
ats r0ils Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
s.rrive at Livingston by IL m;
Leave Livingston Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive At bemopolis by SPIN.
7l44 From Linden, by Half Acre, Nanafalia, Pnevie
aud Morvin to Coaeeville, 55 miles and back
Leave Linden Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Arrive at Consevie by IL night
Leave Coneeville Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive At Linden by IL night
7l45 From Linden TO Jefferson, mes and back, twice
Leave Linden Tuesday and Saturday at IL m;
Arrive at Jefferson by 10;
Leave Jefferson Tuesday and Saturday M4pm;
Arrive at Linden by pm
gl4e From Unontown, by Mckinley and Creaghs Mills
to Prairie Bluff, ~ miles and back three times a
week to Mckinley, and twice a week the residue.
Leave uniontown Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
Arrive atMcKinley by 10 a m;
Leave Mckinley Tuesday and Thursday at lol m;
Arrive at Prairie Bluff by 4pm;
Leave Prairie Bluff "Wednesday and Friday at 6a IN;
Arrive at Mckinley by IL m;
Leave Mckinley Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday
Arrive at Uniontown by 4pm.
7l47 Frou, Selma, by Burnsvile Plantesviie Randolph
Sag Montsvslo, Shelby Springs, Columbans Wilson
vile, Kimuiga and Mardsville, to Talladega, liz
miles and back six times week.
Leave Selma daily, except Sunday, at a m;
Arrive II Talladegs by PM K.
The Washington union., 1858-02-06

hrrlVedt dtLeXinRIon next Gay
7425 From Lexington to Railroad Depot miles and back
daily.
Leave Lexington daily at a MI
Arrive at Railroad Depot by 10 m;
Leave Railroad Station daily at 2pm;
Arrive at Lexington by 4pm.
7426 From Kosciusko by Multona Springs French Camp
and Bankston TO Greensboro 40 miles and back
three times a week.
Leave Koscusko Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al
5am
Leave Greensboro Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Kosciusko days by Tpm.
Bids 10 run six times week will be considered.
7427 From Koscusko by Burkettsvllc Rocky Point
Wheeling, and Lockharts Store to Lexington
As miles and back, three times week.
Leave Kosciusko Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at6am;
Leave Lexington Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Kosciusko by PM
1923 FromKosciusko by Cuba and Hopahka to Carthage
80 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Kosciusko Thursday and Saturday at |
Arrive at Carthage by lIpm;
Leave Carthage Friday and Sunday at Sam;
Arrive at Koscusko by 4 pm.
Bids torun three times n week will be considered
1929 From Koscusko by Centre Yorka and Ednburg to
Union, so miles and back three times week
Leave Kosciusko Monday Wednesday, and Friday at
Gam;
Arrive at Union by lOpm
Leave Union Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at
Arrive at Kosciusko by lOpm
7A30 From Kosciusko by Edge6eld Home and Ashford
Vile to New Prospect, SO miles and back, once a
Leave Kosciusko Monday at am;
Arrive at New Prospect by M
Leave New Prospect Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Kosciusko by pm.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
FRAZER RIVER!
ASTOUNDING EVELATION
Truth Will Outs.

ArELY 1t has been the custom of unthinking peo-
AApe to advocate wholesale emigration the frigd
and nhospitable cline of Frazer River. Know ou,
She whom 1t may concern, that chill blasts and frosts
prevail there, and ice, nothing but ice is the order Of
Me day. You then, who go thither TO war with the
noary headed ngshould steel the constitution against
e seventies OF 50 cold cline, by accustoming your
sees TO taste OF hatfrOst here, which will have to
oe tasen IN such heavy doses there Be not alarmed
you frazer River goldhuntng adventures, for this
auvce comes from philanthrOplss, and therefore il
o9mes IN inc shape OF a luxury-and such an one -
pleW! ye Uods, ye never knew the like Talk OF your
iU1d Tor Godsl-why IL Old Jupiter, seated on Mount
Vynpus heights and surrounded by the hosts of Hea
Sen were Dahquetng of delicaces that united Gods
Concocied, and should get the taste OF this parting
iuAuy ouered TO excited aud heated gold hunters he
ouiu KICK the cup of nectar over the highest star in
lue milky way, and, attended by his heavenly suite
u wouiu ilstanter proceed route for the fountain
n ueau OF tnls glorious deleacy-the ICE CREAM of
WE WE "AARfSVlLLE ICE DREAM SALOON" oppo-
,e the foSt O.lce-and, evyng on everything in the
wouli Immediately condemn the proprietors
VUALEf u MoORE, to an eternal voyage on the riv-
er SYN, Tor dispensing to mortals sweetmeats and
% %ophg refreshments suitable for Gods alone without
Gel stal letters patent
Sahs' Jeliies, and the most delicious CONNECTIONS
~ ~ wotu EVERYTHING CONCEIVABLE appertaining to
0oeou9ner business, TO be found at this Saloon of
iq uin quaiues as cannot possibly be equalleu. The
~ 0'so, Uuth! je30-my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
Overland Mail.

We take the following from the San Diego
Herald, of July oath:
The MEMPHIS OVERLAND MAIL.-Some facts
are placed before us in regard to the great
overland mail from st. Louis to San Francis
co. BY the terms of their contract, they are
required to open their line with coaches over
the entire route, on the 18th of September
the time allowed them between the termini
being thirty days The company are making
hereulean efforts to accomplish this end so as to
comply with their engagements, and have al
ready done much to owards stocking the road ::
we believe they will do it. They have some
two hundredl horses at Stockton. and one
hundred more at Los Angeles, for the road to
Yuma, and a part of the animals required for
the portion of the route from Yuma to Ell Pa
So Determined as they are to accomplish
their purpose, they are not So welded to one
idea as not to be ready to embrace every ad
vantage which may present itself, and are,
as we are credibly informed, deliberating
with reference to taking San Diego in the
route to San Francisco. Their idea is to de-
liver their passengers and the bulk of the
mail in San Diego, thence to be carried TO
San Francisco by steam, the way matter on
y to so to that point by stage. They think
an arrangement to this effect will be consent
ed to by the Postmaster General, in which
case it only becomes a point to decide be-
tween the two routes. viz: Uia San Bernardo
no and viG San Diego. The impracticability
of the San Bernardino route amounts almost
to a demonstration. 1t is a continuous des-
ert for 200 miles--the sand deep and very
heavy-much of the way lying along the
south side of a mountain chain that makes it
unendurably hot-with no grass and very
little water--in fact, in one place distance
of sixty miles over the sandest portion of the
road without a drop of water The route to
San Diego on the contrary, has but one hun
dred miles of desert, at least half of which is
good hard road an abundance of water at in.
tervals of twenty five or thirty miles at the
farthest, and the difference in distance from
Fort Yuma to Los Angeles by the two routes
being inside of one hundred miles When
we come to consider then that the bi monthly
mail company accomplish the distance from
San Antonio in twenty three days easily, it
is manifest that if the great overland oompa
ny come up to their required time it can only
be done by the way of San Diego.
THE SOUTHERN OVERLAND MAn.-The San
Antonio mail arrived here on July goth,
bringing us files of Texas papers up to June
10Th. There is no news of Importance from
that section.
The Indians ran off twenty nine mules be-
longing to the Mail Company, from Fort Da-
Wis. Lieutenant Hazen had been dispatched
with body of United States troops in pur-
suit of the depredators.
From Tucson, we learn that Edward Miles,
formerly of this place, had difficulty with n
Sonoranian, on some business matters, who
shot him twice-once through the left lung
and once through the thigh. He was alive
when the mail left but was not expected to
survive. He was brother to the Miles who
was ST. ot recently in duel with VIM. Ourey,
at Tucson.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
Murder.

A negro, named A. Bass was murdered by
John B. Ritchie, at the residence Of Allen NJ
Sadorous, on Rock Creek, in this county, on
the morning of the 4th inst, under the fol-
lowing circumstances, according to the testi-
mony of the following witnesses who were
introduced, and sworn on an inquest held by
Charles E. Fisher, j. p, on the 9th inst -
Margaret A. Sadorus, Allen NJ. Sadorus,
Thomas Gore, John Benton, and DR.. J. b.
Smith
Richie accused Bass of calling him an in
famous name which language, Ritchie said,
reflected upon his mother, and he would
shoot the black off of him for it, The negro
denied that he had called him any disrespect
ful names, and started with Mr. Sadorous'
beef wagon to peddle beef when Ritchie fir.
ed at him with his rifle, the ball taking eff
feet first in the left arm, thence in the left
side, passing through the main artery, caus-
ing internal hemmOrhage
Mr. Sadorus, with the assistance OF Mr..
Gore, attracted by the firing, arrested Ritch-
lie just as he was passing into an clubhouse
where he had a shotgun loaded with buck
shot, with which, it is believed, he intended
to kill Mr.. Sadorus.
We infer. from what we have heard, that
he must have been deranged. The following
are some of his sayings after he was arrested
He said he had never known a black spot
that could not be rubbed out, and he had
wiped out this one; and again, that Mr.. Sa
dorus now had a white family, as he had
cleaned out the blacks 1t was subsequently,
ascertained that a pet black bear, about the
farm had been killed by him.-Red Bluff Bea
con, Wednesday.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

REPUBLICAN JOINT CONVENTION FOR YUBA
AND SUFFER- CoUNTIEs.-The Convention or
ganized by calling A. G. Coffin of Marysville.
to the Chair, and appointing Geo. II. Beach
of Eliza, Secretary.
On motion, committee consisting of A. J.
Snyder, =. M. Hanson and Martin Knox, was
appointed and instructed to suggest the name
of candidate for Joint Senator, and to re
port as to what action the Convention should
take in regard to District Judge After reti
ring on consultation, this committee suggest
ed as candidate for Joint Senator for Yuba
and Sutter counties, NJ. c. Winchester of
Vernon, Sutter county
The nomination was made unanimously
by the Convention.
The committee offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted:
Resolved That it is the sentiment of this
Convention, that we make no nomination for
District Judge. Looking upon this Office as
not political one, we deem it proper to leave
every republican free to vote for the candi-
date of his choice.
The following resolutions were also adopt
ed 10y the Convention:
ResolUcd That the Joint County Commit
tees of Yuba and Suffer- be authorized to fill
any vacancy on the joint ticket, should one
occur.
Resolced That the proceedings of these
Conventions be published in the Marysville
papers, and in the Sacramento Union.
Convention adjourned sine de-
GEO II. BEACH, A. G. COFFIN
Secretary; Chairman.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
7BBARONA7IG SCHIIIAM SCHJlPPS

Is consequently in great by persons travelling,
or about TO settle in parts Of the country espe
cally as well al by many in every community, where
has become known, account Of its various other
remedial properties.
l. all cases of Dropsical tendency 1t is generally
the only remedy required, when adopted in the early
stage If the disease.
In dyspepsia maadies, when taken In proper guam
titles as diet drink, and especially at dinner, 1t Is
found by uniform experience, TO be eminenty efca-
cous in the most obstinate cases, when even the best
of the usual remedies have failed TO afford more than
temporary relief. In Of Flatulency, IL s an i'm
mediate and invariable specific and II may be admin-
stered In diluted and proportonate quantities even TO
YoUNG INFANTS, in all those paroNysms Of gripping pain
in the stomach and bowels to which they are especial
ly subject as well the choc of grown persons.
Its iudicous adoption in connection with tile princl
pal meals or when Of exhaustion dictates It's
use never fails so relieve the debility attendant upon
prutrNatad chronic malades, low temperament and
exhausted vital enurpy by whatever cause Induced
These are facts to which many of the most eminent
medical n,en, both in England and the United States
have borne testimony, and which corroborated by
the highe written authorities.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, In cases of one
dozen, with my name the bottles, cork, and fac
simie of my signature on the label.
For sale by all the respectable Druggists and Liquor
dealers in California and Or gon,
UDOLPH0 WOLFE, Sole Importer,
20 Beaver street, New York.