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The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28
The Issucs.

Tue Placervllle Register, contains a sy-
popsis Of the speech delivered by Senator
Carpenter, Of Edorad), in which the issues
of the campaign were sharply defined as fol-
lows:
o." Upon a small piece Of bunting, supposed
to have been smuggled through the Custom
House, was inscribed 'by authOrity'-not
the substantive and significant name o. De-
mocracy, but "Ihe Adninistration'-uo
Popular Sovereignty, but OGicial Saprcma.
cy-not the adopted inal,tjes cf our Nation
al Platform, but the lHtely Irimcvll tests
prescribed by treachcrous Towcr--uot the
original sovereign lights of States. terrific.
ries and people, but the usurIcl prcrog ,-
tives Of IA centralized dcspotism, Aud to
compi, tc the chivalrous coat Of arms, We.
are not confronted by deaths head an (
cross bones but pitcously importuucd By q
deGd IN nj ard Wish 6OHc. Sncn were the
halt threa teuing, ha't tempting srplatj.u
watch words, under which we saw atr4ycl
the ttain-bands Of the odmini,trlri H.
From these, he would k thcm 10 tura
their eyes 10 tie superb standards of The
Democracy, bearing the spont1uc ,us victory
shouts Of an enlightened aud patrlotic pub
lie sentiment. I ey are Popular .yereigu.
~ anu tle hlh's o! JUS luuJinltablt cham
pions, Brodtrick, Mcki ben and D,ugla.--
down with the Eng ish b.ib3' aud for tn ,
admission Of Kansas Mt any time, aud under
any constitution adopted by her Ielplc--out
upon Federal seclionalism, whether backed
hy threat or brbe. by frau or force, and
instead thereof justice and eqralty to the
North and the SOUTH State, territorial and
personal rights, as secured by constitutions
nd organic laws, mndc binding by the SOW.
eteign will Of II consenting pc pie"
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Excerptn.


Is there any peculiar tie or affinity be-
tween the State Of Illinois and the State Of
Calfornia,-S. r. Herald.
Yes, Democratic principles are the same
in every nook and corner of the American
confederacy. 1.-The great priaciplc, the right
Of every community to judge and decide for
itself whether thing is right or wrong
whether it is good for them to have it, or
evil for them to adopt 1.-THE right Of free
action and the right Of free thought-the
right of free judgment upon the question is
dearer to every true American than any
other right under free Government"
"1f they. (the people of Illinois, from un
avoidable circumstances cannot avoid a
squabble over dread issue, is that any
reason why We should get by the ears al.
so,"- Uik
The fact that the Lecomptonites of Illinoi,
are endeavoring to defeat the Democracy o.
that State, is sufficient reason for the Democ
racy Of California to take Lecomptonism By
the care. and jerk the ass out of the liol
skin it has assumed.
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CIRCULARS The advocates Of the Rail.
road and Wagon Road swindle. we under.
stand, have issued circular setting forth
the advantages to be gained by our citizens
supporting that act, and voting to tax them
selves fifty cents for road, and to double
their property tax. We have not seen the
delectable document, but it ought to be an
excessively eleven one 10 convince the people
of the county that they will better their
condition by issuing evidences of their in
debtedness for over six hundred thousand
dollars, and paying an annual interest OF
twenty-five thousand dulars These gen
tlemen must have a morbid appetite for
Butte county bonds and scrip
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Spurious TrcKsrs.-- would thank the
Lecompton organ, Of Marysville. for its hint
concerning tickets for Butte county, aud
would caution the Democracy against being
deceived into voting them. They have been
ordered by few bolters from Democratic
usagss' for the purpose of defeating the
county ticket. Let the Democracy be ON the
lsok out for them. The opposition are ma
king desperate efforts TO defeata portion of
our county 'icke,. In this they are aid, d
by the Lseompton press Spot them.
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A SLIGHT DIFFERENCE - The Board Of
Supervisors publish card in another col.
umn. 10 reference to the report of tho Grand
Jury. by which IL appears that tho balance
due the county by Peter Freer. late Sheriff,
IL &S76 70, instead Of 81. .457 o..
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28

WHAT HAS Become O. Mn. CUMMINGS
The BUite Record promised, several days
ago, that Rev. Mr.. Cummings would imme.
dla'cly publ sh statement over his own
name. denying that he had said in the Re.
publican Convention that Mr.. Mckibben
the Republican no ui' &C for Conc ress, had
admitted at the Broderick faction wns
ov rboard. ard would be with the Republ-
can party in a year. Having promised to
give Mr.. Cummings the benefit OF his denial
we have watched carefully for his statement
but have lot yet found il. Where is Mr..
Cummings. and why does he not give to the
world his statement ifdryspiNe Express
Mr.. Cummings Informed us on Thursday,
that he had forwarded "A statement Of the
facts in the case, to Marysville, fer pubiica-
ton, on Wednesday night. Is it possible
that the EIpress, after having received it,
withheld it to give expression to the above ;
That would be in strict accordance with the
Locompton mode of warf,re. We shall sec
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Hard Vp,


The San Francisco Hera'd has the fol.
lowing;
ave have some ching else to think about
than Kansas-the eternal Kansns-nnd care
but very little if it were hlotte | from III,
map Of the United States. The whole mat
ter, too. has been definitely settled. The
Eng Bill IL compromise satisfactory
to all parties, and that compromise cannot
be disturbed by agitation >
1t is with pain that we witness n paper
possessing the acknowlcd talent of the Her
aid driven to such straits. But it is the fate
Of those who, enjoying the rights, ani priv
ilogcs Of free government, rcpudiate and
oppose tho rock upon which it is reared
It reminds us of the plea entered by the cd
chap who was arro1gncd for stealing the
kettle. la the first rlnce he never stole the
Kettle secondly, it was broken when lie took
it, and thirdly, it was whole when he re.
turncd it. The Herald would have Kansas
blottcd from the map Of the United States
secondly, the whole ma ter is definitely set.
tied THU dly, the English bill is a complo o.
mise that cannot be disturbed. That is quite
tho reverse of the Democratic sentiment.
They would see tic whole continent erected
into sovereign American States, and the
people tf each State left free to form and
regulate their own domestic affairs. Away
with your 'blotting' out Lecomptonism
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Ten CoUSrIEs,--The Sacramento Union
says that veteran Democrat. who has min
gled largely in California politics, and whc
is shrewd calculator about elections, ad
mitted few nights since while coming W
the river, that it would take ten of Bald
wins best counties to Offset the majority
Currey would receive in San Francisco.
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Gene Out Tonight.

All remember the interest with which the
arrival Of each mail steamer was looked for.
while the Lcccmpton question was pending
In Congress. Tonight Ca!ifornia's faithful
Democratic Representative in Congress,
during that exciting period, will address the
citizens Of 0roville and vicinity. Let there
be q general turn out.
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DEATH IN THE STATION IIouss.--The
democrat says man, name unknown, was
found dead in the Marysville Station House.
on "Wednesday morning. He had been taken
there che evening previous, in state Of in.
toxicaticn.
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a SrArE FArR.--visitors who have returned
frsm the State Fair. with one or two excep.
tons. pronounce II decidedly the best and
most satisfactory exhibition that has taken
plsos In the State. Two or three persons
only. who we're no, invited to deliver the an.
nual address. unite in prououncing It hum.
tmy.
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DEMecRArIc SPEAKiNe.-Messrs. Dad.
Icy and McKibben addressed the Democracy
Of Marysville. last evening. They will speak
In 0roville tonight. Democrats come ou.
and hear them.
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THE PLrpoE.-The Lecompton party

The PLEpoE.-The Lecompton party
have pledged themselves to keep Kansas out
of the Union until that Territory shall have
upwards Of 90, 900 inhabitants, unless she
shall accept the English Bribe, and come in
with the Lecompton Constitution. To this
course Senator Gwin pledged himself at the
Federal Capitol, and the Lecompton party
Of California now ask the people to sustain
the Lin: Point and Pacific Mail Steamship
swindle in that position. The next mail will,
undoubtedly, bring the news Of the rejection
Of the Ens lish bribe by the people Of Kan
sas. They are anxious to come into the
Union as q State upon the same principle by
which California was admit ed-by the free
and untrammeled action Of her citizens in
adopting such insti,u tions rs they may deem
proper, not inconsistent with the Constitu-
tion of the United States. Since the mp
pearance Of the Nicholson letter Of Gen.
Cass, the Democracy of the nation have
guaranteed his privilege to the people of the
Territories. The Democracy are now asked
| " tbut uOtiiiHc euSthlH tut
position assumed by n Lesompton Congress:
that they can come in with one class Of in
stitu,ions with 10000 inhabitants, but i
they do not choose to adopt those insitu
tions, they shall not come in until they hav,
n population of over 90 900. Senator Gwin
when looking for seat in the United State
Senate, was willing to see California adop
such q Constitution as the majority Of hcl
people desired. Secure in that seat, lie ha
abandoned the Democratic doc rnes of Pop
ular Sovereignty, and insolently proclaim
that they shall come in with sectional insti
tItions, or they shall never come in with tn
8 aid Cf his vote, as long as they can be KEEP
out. The Lecompton party ask the peopl
Of California whom Senator Gwn ha
crushed and swiGd cd with his gigantic mo
nopohes to sustain this position, and stultif,
tt, h,mselves by repuliating the doctrine o
Popular Sovereignty. We believe the pc O
pie Of California are Democratic from prin
ciple, and will not deny to the people o
other States, privileges that they enjoye'
in the fcuudaiion OF their own.
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CAMP MEErING.--A camp meeting Of the
Methodist Church S juth, is now in session
on Bear River, twelve miles from Marys-
vile. The Democrat learns that board and
lodging will be free. capital chance for
eummers to proeu' q square meal.
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Sherif's Sale.

kf VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUE u
a. out "i the District Court OF the Fifteenth ju-
eictS hstrict, IN and for the County of Butte and
sale OF California, to me directed and delivered.
commanding me 10 make the sum of two thousnns
seven hundred and taenty-ttree and G0-l01 dol
lars (ess the sum OF Sl,S23 30 made fofnar exc
cutlon together with interest thereon at the rate
zen per cent per annum uo'ii paid aud all costs OF
suts taxed in the sum Of thirty eight sixty one hun
dre'h dollars and all accruing costs on said writ
wherein w, ToTMAN is plaintiff and DOWNS
MINING COMPANY Is d fendant. have levied
upon AMI will exl al public sale to the highest
bidder, for cash On Saturday, the 18th dR y
OF september, A. ID. 1sjs, II the hour of Two
O'Clock NJ. of said day, all of the right ti;e aud
interest OF the above named defendants in and to
ihat certain river claim situated between White Rock
anu Long s her, In Buile county California on main
feAher river commencing al tho foot Of Slate Bluff
Mining Companies claims anc extending down the
rNer fourteen hundred feet more less, said claim
being known as the Downs Mining CanpAny's claim
also the grade aud ground lying adjoining said eams
necessary fol the fiooming and working the same
The above sale TO take place Al the Court House
door, In the Town of oroviiie, County aud state
Aforesaid
" ID. PLUM. Sheriff Butte County
orovills, Aug asth, 4 p, 1851 s.s,tl
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A Statement.

The undersigned members Of the B ard
Of Supervisors Of Butte e,enty. be vino
that justice may not oe done Mr. Freer, late
Sheriff OF Butte county, by the publishing
OF the report OF the committee Of the Grand
Jury of said county, the same not being suf
hciently explicit feel it duty incumhen,
upon them to make the toll wing statement
IN relation to The settlement Of the acc unts
OF Mr.. Freer, late Sheriff
We, III connection with the preset Shcl If.
ex Deputy Auditor and late Sheriff Il eer II
examination Of his nc cunt have gwen hfrn
credits on the account Of the De mquent tax
list OF 1896, the sum Of ;sl93 10. The nmoupi
which should be credited to him ny per Il, d.
linquent tx re ~ ns, aud ~ de lyercl D. IN
successor. making @l5 033 10, instead I
$l4 $40, ms the Auditor : book sarucarc,i.
We hayt also given credit foi the sum Of
S3So %, the bniuuce due as hi, po ccnta @
for collections made by him on said iuuii-
cate tax list, and n credits have be n given
hlm except in the proper adjustment OF the
delinquent tax list tor 1906, and rs it AZ.
pears IN the report of the county, we fud
him indebtei / on these accounts the sum Of
SoI6 40 instead OF 81 ij7 "a, az said c IN.
mittee first gave in their report.
}. i. RIPLEY, CHARM IN prn. ten.
Boarl Of Supervisors Butte Couuty.
August 9th, 1853.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

&OTiCE - HEREBY GIVEN TO The Stor%hs'd
~ e's tn the Forty Nine * Iifty .>N Q9lu1 Min
ing company. that th'rc w;ii bi u meeting Of the
stockholders at tho Vhi,e OF tho Cor luE, at Nj,u
Nee lilIl, Or, Von Toahshp, Butte CHuty, ON " ed
heS'al the Oh day of OctoecF, uue thou,,td gl.i
h1nd'cd and iily eight. NJ out o'tocs T. NJ. Of SAID
dhy for the election of three rru~lccs, fer
Tue ensuing ytar. nill attendance of stockholders
Is desired Dy order
g. +. WluTENAN, President.
JNo. H. VIXEN, Seer Haty
Yankee iIn, Aug 25th, 1858. nuee1 toll
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SUDDEN DEATH A colorcl cook in Marys.
Vile. named James Henderson, was found
dend in ti- bed. on Sunday morning. lie
had complained Of no sickness more than a
slight eadache, So relates the Democrat.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28

TRIAL OF HouNps The trial of hounds at
the State Fair will take place to-day. The
trial Of the Lscompton hounds will take
place in this State on Wednesday next
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28
Money Advanced !!
II. w Y T Z 6;

'HNO ANY AMOUNT. AT REpTtTD RATES or
Interest, an Watches, Diamonds. Guns. Pistols,
anu every Kind of valuable properly, by
II. YERS,
fire-prooi brick, Washington Flock "! ers street
have constantly for sale, forfeited pledges. con-
slshng of gold and silver Watches, Rings Hr'ast.
Puls' PISTOLS * &c. wh'ch can nnd VIII s,ll al
New York prices. Ca and satisf, ,uu;s I've, before
paying tNhorbilat charges elsewhere. silver watch
es Tor - % and warranted for tw elve months as
rect tinekeepels
~ Highest price paid for County Scrip aua5
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No sERvIcE.--0wing to the indisposition
Of the Rev. Mr.. Seymour and family, there
will be no preaching at tho brick church
Tomorrow. [Sunday.l
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CArLrD HIM Tn RAIToR.--Calhoun Dep-
ham. in his Buchanan Federal speech in
Contra Costa county called Mr.. Stephen A.
Douglas traitor. In this county. that fac
ton pretends to love Douglas. What hy-
pocrisy !Stochtoa .H,gus.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28

STEVE TRIUMPHANr We understand
that the colt belonging to Steve Foari. of
WyandOtte, distanced the California stock
entered against him, during the Fair in
Marysyille The colt is halfbrecd, raised
by Sam Neil Esq, of his county.
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NJ O II Z O H Z

From and aftor this date no Leen, Advertisement,
will be inserted until pnid for Political and The
atrical printing must be paid for on delivery. The
asove will be strictly adhered TO.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28

Fiasr SrAoE.-Ths 6rst overland stage.
undsr the Butter6eld contract, LEFT San
Francisco for Les Angeles on the 18th. IL
carried ont fourteen passengers.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28

EXPRESS FAvoRs.--We are under obliga.
iicns to Callow, Of Wells, Fargo & Co, for
his attention in supplying our table with
papers Of the latest dates.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28
GREASE GAs-wm NJ Dvo boso, ,-,;

GREASE Gas WIN NJ. Dye has on exhi-
bition, in the State Fair Pavilion, Smiths
patent for making grease gas. The aprar.
atus is very simple, AMI enables every fam.
lily to make their own gas mt ess expense
and labor than are nee ssary in the use of
candles, oils, or any combinations If spirits
Any kird of greosc, whatever. is proper
material from which t. make the gas The
light is very brill ant. aud no disagrceaLle
smell is prod ced. The patent is worthy of
particular obseryat.on.-. -.Nary>eWe Dan.
ctOf.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28

THAHKs--To the obliging and attentive
jim Comstock. Of the California stage Com.
paDy. for numerous favers extended this
Office.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28

doNE.-Miss Agatha Vaudeville, of the
Pennsylvanians. has confded her heart,
hand and sweet notes to the custody of Mr..
William Stakes
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28
Democratic State Ticket.

Democratic State Ticket.
For Members of Congress,
JOSEPH c. MCKIBBEN,
WILLIAM l.. DUDLEY,
CT cALAvERAs.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
JOHN CURREY,
or soLANo.
ror State Controller.
]. N. DAWLEY,
or NEVADA.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
ii. u. JENNINGS,
OF BUTTE.
DT MoCBATIC CO UNITY TICKET
For Joint Senator Butte and fIumas Counties,
S. A. BALLOU,
oF pLUNAs.
Fer Assemblymen,
~. J. MORRISON.
HENRY IL. MIGHELS.
For As.essor,
ALEX. BROWN.
For County Surveyor,
JAMES s. LONG.
For Superintendent cf PullIc Instruction,
ii. A. GASTON.
For Corons-,
JAMES O,BRlEN.
NJ
Township Nominations.
Tor Super, isor, First istriet,
PETER FREER.
For Justices Of tie Fence.
JOHN s. BERRY,. EDWARD DONAHO
Forf,corstabhs
p. MAGUlRE,. JERRY ]. COLLINS
County Bonds for a Railroad or Wagon Roads--No
tYElcotion, "Wednesday september Ist.-O
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hG~ We are ia eb,cd to Lock1ool. Of IN,
Literary Depot, for the .NQtioH0 Dlnocra
during tie week.
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j. G. McKibben and w. l.. Dudley,
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES FOR CONGRESS, will
address tho chEcns OF California al the foilowiD
places:
la Porte, sicrra county. Wednesday, Aug. 9th.
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NEW NEBTISENENTS.
STORAGE! STORAGE

n AN PGrP'EED TO SCORE ANY tNcrVT
o. rain aui rrrdurr, iu nv fr--l roof lu.ilding
on Noriopp merry >rec, b ,Wecn lluatoon and iia-
co'r s'r.r's
r~IiaGRAL ADVANCES made On pria Gr
st"at'. c.. SCRiHER
Or.rIllc. August 9Th lNI9. n,g2i
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Notice to Tax-payers

TNTOTTCE lS uERrRY GIVEN THAT THE
y Funr of Fquniz fioa for The equq zl.na of
'aV = l. b. f. s,@.i on Fri my nrd ~ ur ay "a,
11th ant 'th tn.tl l. ari that after ~utrrday tie
2''h lnsnnl. no olI! en- i'u 20 he cqil' Allion,
due ion, o. i'i+.i 'p of avcs. vii b hcurI
ny order Of the hp.rl u EQWlz ri"r,
II DARRANI
aUg2j 4 Gers or 9aqri of EpuuIizqUou
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28

Fer Justices Of tie Psnce.
JOHN s. BERRY. edward DONAHO
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28
Fon,cons,ablt .

County Bonds for Railroad or Wagon Roads-No
Election, "Wednesday september Ist.-(D
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Splendid La9ucemsnts TO those mia ,rib +
attend Commercial C.Jleqe.
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TUE
LIVER INVIGORATOR /!
PREPARED BY Dir. SANFORD,

PREPARED. BY Dir. SANFORN,
Comp Nunded Entirely from GUNS.
Is ONE or TIE BEST PURfATI AND LIVER ME-
DI NES 6sfo'e the pubic, that Citdrtic,
kn9wn ]. !. not t only tqtiS but Ligsr r r,
the stomach and bowels % carey OF that matter, thus ac
complaining two parpises eli ctuay, without any OF the
tSdrtics Tt strengthens the the time that
it purTest; and when taken daily 10 moderate doses will
strengthen an I build 1t up with unusual rapidity
The LIVER is one Of the principal regulators Of the
human bJdy and it performs its functions well,
almost entirely dependent healthy action
fault the bowels fault, and the wioe
stem suffers In consequence of one or-au-the LVE
gan, one of the proprl made it his study in
practice oi more than twenty ears to hnd SOME remedy
whereWI TO counterfeit the many which
Toprove remedy IS ptias found trou
bled with LIVER COK<sPL1LYT,i in any OF its forms
has but to try bottle % Is certain from
TIC in hrahy nov o. eS
whole machinery, removinESthe OF the disease
BErTER, pREyENTED, sSrthe occasional use of the
One a 10 after mt to relieve the stomach
and prevent the food fEpfn--rising and sourns ,,
MARE.
s. S 9 ssa as ssr. afsP o the bowels
One dose taken after each meal will cure DYSPEPSIA
SIX 94D "a II Two VIII always fsS't
bottle for fe male Obstrur tion removes thu
|
| Only one dose Immediately relieves CKlOkIC. while
One tnse otten repeated is1rs for CHOLERA
\ N0RBUS aud n preventive Of CHOLERA.
~ Unly bottle sAueedei to throw out Of the
system the effects of med sine after long sickness
~ bottle taken fnr JATTNDlCE removes ali sal
loTusss unnatural coor-airOm the skin
One dose taken sh'rftime before Eating gives Wig
or to the Rppttife, and mAke=Sfood digest we'll
one dose often rereated.r cures ,.ILTROAIC DLAR-
RIGA in Its worst forms,T while S UI HER and
BO WEI complaints yjeldZ,imost to the trst dose,
One or two doses cures caused 10y WORMS in
Children there 10 surrrSsafrr, sieedler remedy In
the world, as itReUeF.TttiLs.
~ few bottles curesS&DROTSY, bY exciting the
absorhentS.
wsake in RECON- rnending medicine
preventive FEVER AND AGJE, CHlLL FEVER
and all FENEHS Of a Bill LIOUS TYPE. II operates
certainty thousands willing testify to its
wonderful virtues.
III WHO USE 1T IRE GIVING THEIR U1EANI-
NOUS TESTTMOSY IN Frs IA YOR
~ Mr tcate IN the mouth sofh ne LnvgorGtor, and
! 51odLLol1 both together.
THE LIVER INVIGoRAToR
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is daily
working almost great to he It cures as II by
magic, ne fret dose gfUiRg beaet, and seldom
than bottle is required TO any kind of LIVER
Complaint the Jtu1dice OF Dyspepsia tn
common HeddIcte all Of which the result OF DIS
EASED LIVER
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DIR SANFORD, Proprietor, IS Broadway, New York,
And retaI1ed by ali druggists. Sod also bY
mv14-y T II. LOGAN 4 Co., Wheeling. Va.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

rTNTE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
tic cities with West IN, Nnrth-Western, ami South.
WesteTn-States by Rnilway direct This
also CONNECTS at Pi't.bargh with lay line Of St
all ports the Western Rivers aud at Cleveland and SAM
husky with Steamers all the North Western
Lakes making the direct, cheapest and reliable
tie Great Wsst.
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L0STI LOST


BY T. .. ALDnIcu.
Lost, lost, lost!
a beautiful Soul is lost |
a beautiful Soul went down, down;
Down, like ship at seal
Who knows if a Soul be lost
The moon went into cave
Whose Staactites were pointed with stars,
with SCintillant creScentS of stars
And sweet south wind came over the rye
And broke ON the lattice bars I
Invisible fingers of Air
just lifted The cu,tain'~ fold,
Just Iippled the calm of her golden hair
Liqucscent and ghtteriug Nd arHed
And She stood like the Thought Of u Suclptor,
La marble, snowy au'l cold
But her puar, sweet look was as foul lie
As ever a woman told
Her shrek Went up through the night
TO spheres that rolled uverh adj;
She lay at my feet, aud her face WAS white,
IL hauntetlI me now, twas very white,
AS whispered it luw, ''Sheis dead!"
4 statue lay still at my feet!
She lay with her eyes III eclipse;
a darkness hung in the length of her hair,
sAnd Swallowed her peijnret.lips.
struggled her voice. but ola, God!
l would could strangle the moan
That follows me out in the Silent streets
When / walk with The midnight alone.
Our jeans says he never travels by eight
ming express train unless he's sure 1t has a
good conductor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-14

az ne PaetIeaI'r Tickets via. the c. W. 2
Short LinS Rail Road.