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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31

ESTWOO SCIg0o1

NEAR ~ ECHBIRG VA.
s......,,.. JOHN II. WINSTON, r rinc ipa g..
k. q. BERKEGEY.
uE fifth Session of his School will begin the LIST Mon
IL day in September and end the last Friday june
1889 Thorough instruction Is given in branch
cation, proper to prepare boys for the University
for the practical duties of life Expenses Of board and
eeOno extra charge except for lights V For detailed
Catalogue. address the Principal, at Lynchburg.
jy l'-lS"2lawts
4 IFE PREsExSERs.-We hnvr received ahc
Life Preserving VEST article that has Just pat.
ented very desirable garment No should TO without
ousCaiat 10 Ital GLASS d RAIEE'S
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rca. NORyELL HOUSE. -asa

ruNHIs WELL KNOWN mol 80 is open for tho recep
Il tt,n of the public having been THanotGiilY NtSosA
md prrparcd the accommodation Of its guests IN
style equal other public hse Ia tho country. Il viii
be- a FIRST q. ASS house and nothing else oMNints Sis
aud CARRIAGES N he In readiness at the depots
Of the different railroads passengers TO ana from Tue
House.
share OF the public patrorae" "a -"sprcfliy .occd
|Scf WM. II. ktNNFDN, Ascent
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EDi1(,ANTON.

WINE next session OF SUBSCRIBERS School v IN
Il on the first Monday Of September
aug !" ~ WILLIAM s. REID JR
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I.YNCIIBlIRG COLLEGE.

I.NN(HBURG COLLEGE.
1--WE i"mth annual session ii this Institution viii commence
The loat'n ., the hoatle. and mos, accessible IN
scientific equal io,h Of thcbca American collrsca,
III. Military n.rmM"nt WIN be ,fc"niy m'lnn'nod nm
enla Military Institute aud recently connected with tho
Ir several Professor" VIII have exclusive charge u tho
Grammar school !" which young viii he thoroughly pro-
'"'' '''s' u T'ix'Ci'u,ry.
hoBERT l.. BEoCkErr, Irss,ds"t; Professor Of Natu
L,,unous q MATHEWS. A. NJ. Professor OF Latin and
II Camilla II. Professor Of tho Greek Language and
nLAss,ssnir Professor OF Ma,hcma,i and In.,rnc.
Kov. " W wALK,H. Proie.s.r Moral aud Mental Bel.
Kov s X Cox Professor Of History.
hAautL OAKLAND. A. NJ, Professor 81 Constitutional Law.
~ a LA>0uonsr NJ H. Prof ,so, Of Anatomy aud Phys,
GU,srrrt Apo,rno s,nronr IL d, Professor Of Modern
Language" .
no"., t,por week w""1ns o. % per month fuel and
so IN ,hs tones"t' Department, for h,lf ."s.,on
tanned by adi'e rs'ng III" President avg AIS
I AnlA Bushels pr'n'" new Clever seed. b"
IsVOO sor" aud for ""e' which We will sell low for
east Also Timeth,, Orchard H,ass English Bne urus
,rn ~ iRny SAUNDERS
100000 '""'- rss T.. T Ssnc.' % @s.r,
p'l'e r all p'ne Red aud White wha. broushl TIL.
ke Persons having such for sale would do we'll
nrs A.. .,.-'---.----------.-. AMP. SMITH 4 co
ulATUs! BATus!!-'rhe sab.crihc IN viaa
recently nj considerable waited his Bathing
establishment and placed IN thorough repair
win COLD TEPID. NOT or SALT BATHS Of tn. most
luxurious description and the slortct notice lie
tina, by renewed rS"on please he viii merit and receive
IN, tlos IIASDER HARRISON
NEtROE. WANTED.
uNIIE AUNst HER nut- Ia hwy my .
Der Of Negroes Of both from 10 thirty Of
al- Women and Children for whom the highcsi cas,
prices Willie given i"sons in the country will he attended
!" nj their "mr by giving description aud addressing
nj Lyu'hhuIg. Va VI. H. MOTSTCASTLE
mad dfCy
PMENIA B.OOksNG sis.Ass
IIC7ERE FR1UE M4NIFA CTORT
1jj En.f 3Jd street, New Hork.
Office 215 Confer st,
Formcriy 3sS 800 and 800 Grctnnich STREET.
a LARGE ASSORTMENT of every descf iption - Look.
~ ing Ninscs and Picture Frames awaya hand Cun
Try orders slicind Gnods carefully packed shipped
any part al thu United states Ianndns.
Hpl n elm ". o. 4 60 IL. v. SIdLER Agent
FuNnE FIRST OF THE SKA son. ust open.
30 Mouslns Mt 2or, AT,
30 " Cambric sldo Stripes very pretty,
Trurlng Goods sty,s,
with fine assortment Of White all Wool Flannels,
aug - JOHN ABRA1IAMS.
IL j. FOIIkEk has the pleasure Of Offering
nIs 10 his tcnlH something In thr way REC1S
lNG EASY CHAIR Three positions tanned In
Chair offered for sale this market II acceptable
nlk" for the Invalid for the ordinary purposes Of easy
Chair Call and see II. h. J. FOLKES
j. .'ts
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ONE. DOLLAR
NxIN elu'A

M or TIE nfsr rt'hGATNE AND LIVER ME-
~ ni MS now hrf"r" a." in.c namely; Dr.. Sn"-
thsarr 'tsirr midi ani more cnectna than any other
"gdgn' known itis not only cs,ha,,ir' but h,rr
80 then the stomach aud wells OF thu,
~ any ranfa telling. pcrrnrei the operation.
of mos, Caihafiis II suergthcns the sts,'m NJ the
crate doacsw strengthen and build mp with unusual
RS. s"nford'- Invig"rn,er Ia compounded On
- trcy from ~" articles Of mctrnc, namely. Gums
Some icn at t' strength 81 these gums may be formed
When Is known that hut" thu
t,u- much ttregth anc tundnd doses Of taicmel
wthnui OF it, lol,t"riaus effects.
rh"neh s.iur md tlnai powers these Guns
- have hcon hut lutte known /" Nv s'eians and used
"a IN t'r reset t"ns INIT. used Ia the form 81 tho irrtRp
induce III" rr"rri',or 10 offer a. family me"inr tried
- and known In it. effect, Il hasrrrey ever tailed to cure
~ lag Complaints IN their "orst forms
snsi,u"si,on trtg tEh-tll H., deranaol itrd H. cur
- I'd WHEN the Liver Il cNelted 10 action
and =. r,oeI HAT the IS5i""it tfa,, r,o, iii. a..
as,. ic ANY -ouhed with j'undtc take the inse
rrtor regularly week aud ,r .kin will begin - "a
to.,i,c.r.- he permanently cured ty The In,iF
- orator Take small do-es trttlg aud II assist,
nature in her operations ls, gradually dminising thu
dose the how"ls left II, healthy aud active statoan1
'Y"rA ~ f"guarl, as clock work
~ ~n". nr"dn"h" Is way soon relieved by taking a
double dose ut thu iHr4ofdi"r which r"rI'cis all acid
aud s"r,ncss 81 The stomach
x For an oyer "ad'' 1"ha haH h"' equal Hsh r''v'H
~ All oppressive uneasy eers after easing heartily or
iamay medras eeucraiy, all who u"c 1t speak In the
- h'rh''- terms
100.
nrndrd "A u for LAYER Complaints and all Diseases
arising n u scascd i,ar Tho Testimonials nf
- Physicians In lis favu udu' -" lis Ia try 1t. and
conviction Ia certain thai i-our tho greatest bies
given L. byHpritir Tor II made complete cure
before the first bottle taken, aud
thing edible without Trouble whir before nothing but
w the lific-t od would Ees nnd often that pain
- Now what wnni to In all our readers L. If irT
Complaints iaspsid toule y"u Ito not tail 10 ny this
- thc creates rcmrri, the world --Siue Pact.
- W"teke infinite ploAEur. In recommending this med
- = cine preventive for Eesrr and gue, Chill Ee-
- aud all Esvrr. al esiIiions Type. top"r
with certainty, and thousands willng testify
its wonderful virtues
~ Ih"rr has never bcon tined In family remedy
WIN, h has with such unh"uuhrd success In the cut.
K 81 Diseases iuoiont cl ir,u, Dr sRnfsrd. Ia
NjgornlOr, nor / alone dis"asrs children that
uselt; tnr II acts tathnrtc mildly an gently
ani seems to r'niy ate e ai" Thoroughly that Ne
think Rrrd up asrifI# 10 al IL advising them whci
they need mcicinr. rs rrmrdy There
thai hnN" under nire whnrc great boncit has
~ received In Diseases Il ivtr stomach md Bow
~. els whrr" all ohrr remedies fucdt Give t"ef Il has
h"co useful In family that will not be with
ont II -JdctsopriHe, Ala Rpabhcan
ruCF ONE DOLLAR rtW HoITIE
SANFORD co, Projectors 3i3 broadway. New York
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NEWSPAPER DVERTISING AGENCY
AT THE NIRGINIAN OFFICE.
psy~ YE BUSINESSMEN OF LYNCHBrRG. ,Sza
ADVERTISE AND GET RICH.
Ras" NOW Is TIIF, TIME. -Sra

IT, The citizens 81 Lqachburg aud tie InH,c:
n Use in ary the following papers, which
lDR ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE UNITED SIATISa
Will please call u itr "ViruiniWU" Once.
CP STAIRS, where they Will Ind me. all times read,
wait thc 1t is useless OF the advantages
of advertising as II is achnnw lodged fact that LIBERAL
ADVERTISING Is TIE kOAD no WEALTH:
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INDICATOR Joncsb,ronSll Tenn.
G HAy:ETT STAR Lr,ins'ony
V TnaHShAT ;Aonsdon,v.
f bfMnCTArr Iiberty,va.
s MnrNrA hE9s sIdNhi. Salem, Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT Independence ,Crnyson co. Va.
R HhnpTYN Vino, 5 rneA''le. Va.
M MrsnM r. u LiERALp' chrs.an.burr, Va.
wyriEvIrLE lELEORArH ,wvno,,no Y.
WfrliENII1E HINES, )"E"'"''' w.
UNION, DEMOCRAT Union, Monroe county Va.
ADVOCATE, JeI.rsonyille, farewell county, Va.
REGISTER, bauvilr. Va.
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Persons wishing advertise of the above II
hnd II rHFH INTEREST call The Office OF tho
Iynchburg Nirpuian. where Will
made and advertisements FoWw AIDED WITHOUT DELAY.
~ will also receive and orv ard adv.
in the United States A. WADDlII.
March ls-,s Foreman Virginan Office
1853. SPRING SALES 1903.
COLuoUNS e. WILLS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
ENGLIsn, GERMAN, AND AMERICAN
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The LHNCHBIRG
NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL, DEPOT

. LIZ II ~ IlIS l(\I
NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL DEPOT
ID ECEIvEs daily weekly tho lradlug Amcr
10 can and English News and Literary Papers Periodicals
call Of rll news Of the day
light reading those named below Which cuuprsc hut
New York Daily Herald, London Weekly Times
New York Weekly d., London Illustrated News
Lon'lo illustrated Tines, London Punch
New York Ledger, New Yorl Weekly,
FRANK I.esiie.s illustrated. saturday Evening Pot.
Flag of Our Union, American niun,
National Police Gazette, New fnk Clipper,
rorn Split American A Iriru!tnrs,
Frank I.e-lir' = de" Eclectic do
Chambers Journal, Kntckerbncker.
I.ittei's Living Age, London AT journal
North Brush Review, Edinbure h Review
London Quarterly, Westminster do.
Blackwo"d. Hunts Me-, banis Magazine
Any the above furnished by the single copy or to
yearly subscribers at Publisher prizes.
II. C VICTOR,
jy l3ts Successor c. Morse
ExTn,|HHs,,,",SS nm, md coonrTKAcTloN SKIRTS
,'Ie.r aug Isl Join j riRv INV %' nrt.
WHEAT FANS: WHEAT FAN.:!-wr
Fans, which well to any comment mhci
. for sale at the Ly"eSsns HfyI@'"s' work,
HhUsTER CALICOES mud RATTAN HOOPS
- "A good stock just received at
aug Dts sTIGLER co.'s.
uIREsM ARROW ROOT CRACkEHs-
u just to hand lot Of fresh Egg and Arrow Root Crack
ers Those who have been waiting ca,, now be supplied
aug cots j. H. THOMPSON a CO.. druggists
h1sSO1VTION OF PARTNERsEIIP--
- firm heretofore existing between the under
The style of SHEARER 60 by mutual conscmt
The business hai been sold to j. C. Shearer-botb The
d. and all accounts due He alone 10 wind
The business and will the debts due old concern
WIN SlEAKER,
July 81, 1855 HENRY b. SIIEAkER
TyNsiE UNDERslGNED will carry on the Inn.
ncs at tho old standard invites The customers Of tie
old firm to give him call To whom he will sell for cash,
aug2ts j. g. SIIEARER
WHEAT DKIIs.S.-We have now on l,,,.,
w Bekford IInSmans, and other celebrated WHEAT
pnH-Ls FOR sale by WH1fTEMORE Il JOSLTN
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NEaHOEs WANTED.
HNnE AUNstkunER " Hut- Ia bWy my
Der Of SegfOes Of both To thirty years
als Women and Children, for whom the highest cash
prices VIII r given l"sus In the will he attended
Ia nj their hnmr by Civ description and addressing
nj i,yu,hhutg, Va VI. H. MOtSTCASTLE
19tly
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HI VAL n NORTON's II q RISE TONIC, WA X
II RANTED no CONTAIN NO ARSENIC.-As supply o
this Justly popular remedy for the diseases horses
ceivcd and for sale by W. A STRoTIlER q 60
~ Rep copy mar i7is
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erm,d bu the bet way s,y farmer who 10
Abit, will let lie IN the swan W u cu %
p ard by running ae handle of pon"s or
rake fail lsnsth under edge and ihen DC vi" mo
full and make Eres, deaI better nay
In s.skirE ;hnk three OF ty1tun SACKS tne
,ye would rather build twOtun stack Than have 1881 OF
hAy stand night cured. by badins siset
lelty have walt two or three da1s - K
hay build L, IL the uue rain comes Up Alu
WIS h AID have found my Experience that arge ss IS are
more liable 20 and dHmEfe whe feeding our OF s,ins
In egad Iedop do net think II should De Guy 20
.a,y but SHOULD not ge ripe Where clover and timothy arr
i1,d always follow the plan regards timothy Aouei
y tbs, be and the Say does not become
Solos RoBINsoS-Now, fully concur in this opin-
ion Of Mr. Saunders in all respects and think II very
cafe doctrine for any one 10 follow VINO Is In DOUBT
UPON the subject This question OF the oes, Tine 70
cut grass s one Of very great importance, upon whch
farmers should think more, and prove by experiment
that their course q tight.
Prof NAsH-Thst Mr.. Saunders is " sc farmer
None but wise one would have written such sens-
Die letter would suggest strong appreciation Of
that letter. Is teachings are good. Only vary 10
opinion from him very little. would cut timothy
trifle earlier than the writer recommends You may
pitch upon the time when grass should be cut, but
practically il cannot always be carried our. Some
times hoeing nterferes srd sometimes It Is more prot
table 10 lei grass stand as 70 cave the grain crop
at the right time. $50.
NJ. I,wTox-Catte Will not eat esrly-cut grass
with more avidy than late-cut hay bat cannot say
that i; is equally beneficial. ,,,,.-.
Pref NtsH-A farmer always should tske into &c
count VII ct his hay is for MIX cows sloud have hsy
made from grass cut earlier than for working animals
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TIE RECORD ON FORT SMELLING.

To The Edhoy Of The ". y. Tribgre
SIR: In your paper Of to-day, you have my name
da q. having voted with the Democrats occasion
u. Fort Smelling question. The Globe was ss0 in erTo
has made the correction IRE Journal shows that did
wa, called from the House that day consequence OF the death
II my daughter
II hope you will make the correction.
Tn,,vouu. JOHN CoyODE
VG,Afagto. June - 1855.
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To he Fdi,oy Of TIE ~ Y. TTisSHe.
JOHN COYODE

To The Editor Of Tie ~ Y. TTte1ne
SIR In your analysis Of the votes IN the House on
the vrou resolution. ard amendments introduced the
h ~ M n the Fert Smelling property under discussion
am twice esssd as being absent net voting In tss you
followed the Official re,ord which in error ~ss IN sea-,
III. entire session sud every voted against indo-
en ssec. or indirect Of this swnde bu, was no. swGe my
name w,s omitted on record until was led to ne By
the notice YOU rave in your paper Of this date.
Toe evidence in the containing sufficient proof of the
wpde m, and have been since !, wss taken unwsyeTnsy
opposed 10 ,Dy pdosemer, OF the wrong by Congress
EZRA CLARK, ~.
Ham, ~ R,p,,,ep;n,ir1 HasAi7s;On, June H. 1855.
rive placed Messr.. Covode and Clark exactly
where we found them recorded in Tie Globe, the
official organ of Congress- paid with public money
for reporting the proceedings OF Congress fully and
accurately. We are very slid TO hnd TINT t'e
record DID tbeH lrdstice and t''e corrected 1t Tor
~, senjweesiy aid Weekly i.sue'. Ed
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HORRIBLE MURDER IN MISUNDERSTANDING IL
cITEMENT-A horrible murder was committed %
Tuesday in the town Of Mill River Point, Mscoae
County near the line Of this county. It appears ~
two brothers and sister were living in that Nsh
They were French The sister YVES the housekeela
OF TIE brothers. The two brothers appeared at ~
house of neighbor, living some three or four nis
oistant at about II o'clock the night before lesb ~
awakened them. Upon arising, he found ths ~
men in q strange condition. They were both natsa
AID had bands ace of straw tied arouud their w.n
With this exception, there was nothing upon usH
bodies. They sad they wanted shelter and sssssDcs
as people we're after them, and were about 70 -,
them. Being asked why, they said that they ~ ~
killed their sister. The story was not crediea, =.
they were taken in and placed ID an upper ioos,
which was well guarded, as their actions eIcitsa -
picions Of insanity. Yesterday morning the fuuss
in the neighborho0d gathered together and went y,
house OF the brothers, ard there met most nons
sight. They found the msngled body Of the youS
gnl stripped naked, and lying in wagon which 80
in the road resr the house. In the house wss ~
man who had reary lost his life in defense o. w
gu. His name 10 Defsir, which is all that ve - y.
espec'irg his case. The house presented an -
traces Of desperate struggle, in which the your
bad been murdered and then dragged out OF - -
Her hair was then cut off close 10 her head by ~
msd fends and she was thrown into a wagon
srnysrd, which was then drawn around 70 widyl 4.
was found. Her breast was full of gun-shot yoes
end her face was cut up In an undistnguisnso sss
ssehes' cne "ss then iet IN ner oiooS, 900 ~
uurderere sought the neighbors. The murders "nsu
ke mtane mep, but have not been previously - i.
ssuch; and how two persons could thus bsco;s
ane at a moments notice, and commit 20 80
q deed, is mystery. They said that tae n
prompted by God to Kill her, because she pes. -
going to church every Sunday, and asserted
made three attempts before they sccompp. thss
The opinion Of the inhabitants Of the vcirisy -
The iti anity is religious one. II any iissrr 81,
tbis 10 probably tie true cause; bat u msy ~ e,s~
coeb 10 cover ups disbo'ical deed ard escs,s N.
sequences. Deseh Free ffsSe, ''''
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31

RATHER STRoNG-An old, rough
clergyman, once took for his text thai
passage Of the Psalm, Il said in ny
haste all men are liars booking up
apparently as if he saw the Psalmist
before him, he said
you said in your haste, David, did
you? Well, if you had been here you
might have said it after mature reAtc
ton.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31

az A young lady, who is well
posted in all the fashionable literature
OF the day, quotes Byron and Tom
Moore, and works blue-tailed dogs in
sky-colored commissions to perfection.
innocentIy inquired of a young gentle
man the other evening, who this Mr..
Lecompton WAS, who had occasioned 81
much trouble at Washington!
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31

ECONOMY OF MARRIAGE.-An ex-
change notes the observation of man
Of family, who remarked that he would
always have remained single if he could
have afforded the expense. What it
costs for gals, concert tickets and con.
fectionery was more than it now costs
him to support wife and eight chill
Iren. That's the experience OF good
many men.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31

.B you are very handsome said
Il gentleman to a lady.
'Ah ? said the lady, so you would
say if you did not think So
And so you would Think answered
he, though should not say So
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31
Ranch for Sale.

AassAa THE Ranch known the HALFWAY
E9lHaI HOUSE, situated on the Mlrysvlle and sac
Ess8#a ra.ne 10 stage road, twenty-One miles from
Hsh&sa VI lrysville, twenty miles from Sacramento,
.nty i've miles fro.n Auburn is now offered for
sale at u bargain.
This Ranch contains $40 acres, and is not exceed
in th, State for advantages To stock growers he
rangeis almost unlimited. sixty acres enclosed ami
under cultivation The house is new, large AMI con-
venienty arranged. rhe out-buildings, including a
large Barn, are IN good order, also the corras.
young orch .rI, in fac order, healthy vineyard,
excellent wells Of water, AMI 9th r recent improve
nents render this ranch perfect AMI complete
Terms made known upon application. on The prem
tses, to MIKE GRAY.
G3- Sacramento USIOS please copy. augl2-lm
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31

An OLD topper WAS overheard the
other day advising IA young man to get
married-'Because then. my boy, you'll
hlve somebody to pull off your boots
when you come home drunk
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31

HIS RELATIoNs.-An lrlshman at
tending a Quaker meeting, heard a
young Friend make the following an
nOuncement:
Brethren and sisters, | am marrying
a daughter Of the Lord
Faith, an it will be a long time be-
fore you can see your father-in-law =
cried pat.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31

~ A Dutch woman desired to
advertise her pony, which had lost his
self NIT tail frisky yer much, and
strike yer hard NIT his hind fists.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31

DAILY DEMOCRAT
TrIp Lightly over Trouble.

-9A-s
Trip lightly over trouble,
Trip lightly over '1rong;
We only make grief double
BY dwelling ON it 10 g.
Why clasp woes band 50 tightly7
Why sigh Ger blossoms dead?
Why cling to forms unsightlyg
Why not seek joy instead.
Trip lightly over sorrow,
Though this day may he dark,
The sun may shine to morrow,
And gaily sings the lark;
Fair hope has not departed,
Though roses m y have fled;
Then never be hearted,
But look fOrjoy instead
Trip lightly over sadness,
Stand not to rail at doom;
We've pearls to string of giadness,
On this side of the tomb;
While stars are nightly shining,
And heaven is u'erhead,
Encouraged not repining,
But look for 10y instead
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31
billiards! Billiards
FOUNTAIN SALOON.
Corner Of High and Second Streets.

A. SCHMIDT & Co, PROPRIETORS,
CAN still be found at thei old place of business
~ where they dispense nothing but the very bes
and most refreshing drinks extant. The s. is
and capaciou', and the Billiard Tables excellent
Give US a call. A. SCHMIDT,
my25-rny G. VEEBKOCK.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31

s55@ Fox had great respect for
his rlval-Pirt. He used to say: i
nevf want a word, but he never wants
The word
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

Is pu 'ished every Saturday morning, and contains
twenty eight columns Of reading matter. he aim of
the phi fishers will be to make it good paper and
= siitab Offering for friends in tn Atlantic States
TERMs-s5 per annum; SO for six months; 81 for
three months.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31

rR7 Miss Fanny llae, of Cincin-
matt, mas recovered 50 500 damages from
B. Vandergritf and others, for conlining
her in an ASYLUM as lunatic.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31
HOUSE
AT GOLD LAKE.

9TTA THIS HOUSE is situated IN the nc 81
6fs,hA1 beautiful aud he Iltny place in California,
lIV9fn nd the proprietor taxes pleasure in in
baIIE6 'r,ning the public, that If they would
- .treat from the heat aud dust OF the low
codA.l,, .4, see1 u cool and healthy place, where
they can hunt, ride sail ~ the Lake, or hsn, Gold
Lake is the place 10 visit. Here there is no scA
ness, no dust, no intolerabe heat. Come, you that
are well, az gssp from being sick. Come, you that
are SICK, anl get vel Gone one, come all--this Is
the place 10 live IN the sumner. We have plenty OF
Tro1t, plenty OF G ltne, and no sickness. Board by
TIE wssl Gay tbs 5-lne IL the mountain towns.
". B.--S1u boats and HSliaS bosts, toSsiber with
tsbinS .lpe aouts, slw5ys II regd aesJ To- pSsaeS
Stopping ~ TIE gJ9se, free OF charge.
nyIQ J.. O. COLEMAN, Proprietor.