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commander in regular campaign, and intend
ed. like Napoleon, TO make war support war.
He had Sharpe's rifles and Maynard's revolvers
Tor marksmen, and pixies tor the slaves. In
70 ueau hour vi u,st.t, crossing the iotoma !,
eseized the Armory with many tEousant
ta' of arms AMI other munitions of war; ano
making prisoners of more than thirty of tn,
forkmen. officers nd citizens. overawad tho
town of Harner's Ferry with its thousand in
habitants With less than halfa score of men
surviving, he held the Armory for many hours,
ciusil 9, though cut oh from all succor, and
urroundcd upon all sides, to surrender, ano
wa taken with sword in hand. orerrowereo
by superior numbers, yet fighting 10 the last
During this short insurrecrion, eighteen men
were killed and ten or more severely wounded
twice the number killed and wounded OIL
he Ia of the American force at the Battle of
New Orleans. rGh
John Brown failed to excite a general and
most wicked, cody and desolating servileand
>ivil war, only because the slaves and non slave
holding white men of the vicinity, the fofu er
twenty thousand in number, would not rise
He had prepared arms and ammunition for if-
teen hundred men, and captured at the first
blow. enough to arm more than fifty thousand;
md yet he nd less than thirty men-more.
nevertheless, than have begun half the revolu-
tons and conspiracies wbic history records
But he had not tampered with slaves, nor So
licited the non holding whites around him,
because he really believed that the moment the
blow was struck they would gather to his stan
dlrd, and expecting furthermore, the promised
reinforcements Instantly frem the North and
West. This was the basis upon which the
whole conspiracy was planned, and had his be-
lief been we'll founded, he would unquestion-
ably have succeeded in stirring up a most for
midable insurrection, possibly involving the
peace of the whole country, and requiring, GER
tainly, great trmies and vast treasure to sup
press. .a
Here was his folly and madness. He be-
lieved and acted upon the faith which for twen-
ty years has been so persistently taught in ev-
cry form throug ghout the free States, and which
IS but another mode of statement Of the doc
trine OF. the "irrepressible conflict that sla-
very and the three hundred and seventy thou
sand shareholders of the South are only tolera-
ted, and that the millions of slaves and non
slareholding white men are ready and eager to
rise against the ''oligarchy," needing only
leader and deliverer. The conspiracy was the
natural and necessary consequence Of the doc
trines proclaimed every day, year in and year
out, by the apostles of Abolition. But Brown
was sincere, earnest, practical he proposed to
add works to his faith, reckless of murder,
treason, and every other crime. This was his
madness and folly. He perishes justly and
miserabl y-an insurgent and 1elon /; but gull
tier than he, and with his blood upon their
heads, and the blood of all whom he caused to
be slain, are the false and cowardly prophets
and teachers OF Abolition.
c. l.. VALLANDIGHAM.
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The wheat stands tkick on many northern field.
On miles OF prairie g'eams ;hc ahrndan mnize;
And for The stores that farm and o, chard yield,
We pay to God our dues of thanks and praise.
We sow the seed. that straighiway seems TO sleep:
Then comes the sun. the frost the wind the rain
And when the appointed season comes we reap
Wi thankful hearts The increase of gain.
We lant water: can do mare
The chnnge begins from where orr labors end;
i,ur toll would leave were before.
Save for the aid of God. who is our friend.
There's not the smallest blade of corn
Would bloom or blossom or best endeavor;
Without our help and kn ,wedge they born,
And SC it shall be on this earth forever.
The ways of God We see but where tfey lead:
We cannot trace he workings of his plan:
Ind lie rears the flower that Dress the mead,
So deals he wi. his noblest creature. man.
We now the bud and have not seen he flower,
a d | our gr:wih. can but dimly see
Ne rtrsi as TO his guiding love and mower,
Secure in hope though scant our klo Wedge be-
Fa h therefore sha l our restlessress confne
.-aiience shall bear the storms thar round roll
IN Heaven yet shall lie Urn God full de :gr,
And thank him Tor the harvest o. the sCu'.
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A WORD TO APpRENTIcEs.-Ap Apprentice
ship is the most important stage of life through
which mechanics called to pass; it is emphat-
ically the spring season of his days-the time
when he is sowing the seed the f:uits ofwtich
he is TO reap in after years. Ii he sIare no
labor in its proper Gu ture, he is sure of obtain
ing an abundant harvest; but if, in the culture
of the mental soil he follows the example of.
many in tiling the earth, and carelessly and
negligently does his work, like them, he
will find the seeding time past, and his
ground bringeth forth weeds and briars. Let
the young apprentice bear in mind, when he
commences learning any business, that all hopes
of success in the future are doomed to fade
away like the morning mist, unless he improve
the golden season. Let him bear in mind that
he can become master of his business only
through the clossetapPlication and the most per-
severing industry; and that, unless he does mas
ter it, he may bid farewell to all his visions of
future prospects and success. Theapprentichip
is the foundation of the great mechanical edi-
fee; and surely if the foundation ola structure
itself crumbles and falls to the earth,-then
young friends persevere; study well all the
branches of your business, both practical and
theoretical and when the time shall ceme for
you to take an active part in life, you will not
fail to be of use, not only in your own particular
business bat in society. .f -,
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nGr Old Giddings declares that he had no
knowledge of the plans of old Brown, but old
Brown says in effect that old Giddings had,
and, we have no doubt that old Brown, bad as
he may be in some things, is a more conscien-
tious and truthful man than old Giddings We
guess that old Giddings knew what old Brown
was doing. There is certainly an issue between
the two old ones, and we apprehend that ap-
other "Old One" will get them hoth.---LouI
riWe Journal
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DE Pro FUNDIs-Out of the depths of
Beech-r piety have the leaders of the Harpcr's
Ferry Rebellion sprung. The weeping and
gnashing Ct teeth which filed the churches of
such men as Cheevcr and Beecher. has had
vent for its doctrines on the banks of the Po-7
tomoc One of the leading members of Beech
er's congregation was Allen Evans, who acted as
a leader in that "irrepressible conflict" effort,
and now lies dying in Baltimore. Out of the
depths of the war we gather facts of these per-
sons. and fasten the odium oil the fact on the
distilled piety of the Abotionist '.irrepressible
conflict" churches. More developments are in
store Brown was one of the pious ones,
too.-iSt Louis Bulletin
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pS-A man of philosophical temperament re-
sembles cucumber-for although he may be
completely cut up he. still remains cool.
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IN E " s d E Py,O T

IN E " s. d. E PyrO It
TTyaE following papers viii constantly be kept
hand at the Post Office News Depot:
HARPER,S WEEKLY NEW-FORK WEEKLY,
LADIES ILLUSTRATED ,FLAG'OF OUR UNION,
TeW YORK MERCURY BALLOUS PICTORIAL,
NEW YORK LEDGER STARS AND STRIPES,
WEEKLY CLIPPER PORTER'S SPIRIT
NETWORK HERALD, LINE OF BATTLESHIP,
and all other papers and periodicals for which there
will be demand In this community.
Ashland. Pril %, 1859. 41H
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EGrIsn't 1T strange that our blacksmiths arc
always bIoso:ag and striking for wages. g9S
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B@~AAnything in my line" as the hang
man said to the sheriff.
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MOTARY PCBLIC.

TIME undersigned having received the appoint
ments of Notary Public, will administer iaths
take and certify depositions Acknowledgements et
deeds. Powers of Attorney. sc Charge rea>o enable.
Office in the Recorders Office. g. JOHNSTON.
J.nrorv a6 1910. ssf.--- -e-s-5 34tf
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what do you ask for that ere beast?'
'One hundred and twenty-five dollars.'
Give you twenty-five
Take him along. II shan't be said that I
spoiled good horse trade for a hundred dollars.
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q T II.
4. L. CRANE, NJ. D.l [J.P: cowAN, NJ d.
-1f!2E- llrs CRANE & CONAN
TFAVING formed eopar. nership for the purpoee
TT of prac,icing Medicine and Surgery. IN Ash
Hand county offer their services TO all WI may be
pleased to give them call. Office OPT osiie tie
Town Hall over the Post-Ofice, where they may be
found at all times when not absent pl ofessional
business.
NIB Settlement to be made once year either
by note or cash. off
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W. 81. HANCOCK

DR PHI CLARK. PhysiciaL and Surgeon
~ Office three doors Wesf ot The Miller House =
Special ,tento paid disease, of The Chest we'll
as ttf chronic cases.
Nay 1851. t 4stf
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~VNIlMXSJ BULL Attorney al Law. Loudon-
i iIle Ashland county Ohio will attend prompt
~ 20 all business entrusted to hiscare.
Feb 4. 1858. 34tf
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HXTILEIAM RALS1 ON JewrIe1 and Silver
w Smith. few doors west of the Nc Sulty
House. A shlaud Ohio. =. Gold and Ste,1 Psns and
choice variety of JeV~lry kert constantly on hand
Highest price paid for cid Gold and Silver Re-
pairing slone to url r, ON reasonable perms-satis-
faetinn ~ar-anted re -srse.f
Fst,-uary 4.1S57.F az F-s-... 34tf
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S- DR S. WooDlN Dentist Hays
iffSeA = Vile. oh" Teeth 'n serted from
~ one to-, full set Fill ng dUie ol order,
n | warranted To give satis fnctiUn
Februnry 1. 1857. 34tf
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ITDsoN &DEPUY, Att.rr.ys all au Van Vert
IL Ohiu will attend a. all business entrusted to
their care snc Counties ot Vanw erl and Mercer -
Particular attention. pa the cole ciiGI of claims
AMI payments of taxes for residents Also
agent. for the sale ofrealestate.
May II. lr57. 49tf
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poetrp.
THE TWO HARVESTS.

BIZ II. j. tCDoNALD.
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Pm slo.ANs.

D,R H.SBUGK. Practit of Msdicii' and
L. Surgery Rowsburg, Ashland coun'3 lio
February 4. Isl. 34tf
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yVTlLLAkD SLoCCM, Au.r,, al LEV ASH
w land, Ohio. Office % of Church and
Sxndusky Sis. Particular aiteriol paid tn collec-
Aions Feb. 1. l55 7-:4tf
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8lul's'.iness 8lul's' Cir rttorp,

;aE3. W. syyES' y; tSooEs} Com. ra.Judge.. F.
1D4N pHJ0NES, Probate Judge '.-'i- a
n SEE jI.rk fI.l.n Pi-as anil Dist Courts.
JOHN J. JACOBS, Prosecuting Attorney. 80
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07
Rrah thr fuIluminu.

This certificate sent Us by agssts at Psstes.
son. n f. which is also certified to bv several Of The
neighbors ~ VI. HA.
Ms..rs -. y. q ". BAHDs: Gsntlsnsn,-N gives
me pleasure to send you the Ellowt & statement in
regard 10 my son. He took . severe cold and afteF
eight weeks Of suffering the disease settled in
his 's leg and foot which swslled to the utmost
The swelling lanced by his physician, and DIS
charged prussly after that no less than eleven
ulcers formed on the leg and foot at one time We
hs five different physicians, but none relieved him
much: and the last winter found him so snseaied
md low that he unable to leave his bed. suffering
the mos. excruciaiing pain During this time the
bone had become much affected, that piece after
piece came ort Of which, ne has than twenty
FIVE preserved in bottle. varying from one-hsf 70
and . half .nches length. We had given up al,
hoI~s OF his recovery; bu: at this time We were in
ducsi to try your SsrsapGriia, and with it, use his
health and appetite began Immediately to improve,
ard rapid the change that less than doses
bottles effected perfect cure
With gratitude, / remain truly yours
DARIUS BALLARD.
Prepared ard ssld by A. d. e. D. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists, loo Fulten-strset corner Of
William, Now York.
For sale by DEWITT, KITTLE b Co., H. JOHN
son 4 Co. and REDINGTON & Co, Ssr T-aneiscs:
RICE d COFFIN, Marysville: Z =. AuDONALp
X c.. sacramento; and BY Druggists generally.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07
The Greatest Discovery OF the Age!

Vn0 6rcoGeot U1ScOvefy Oh unc A80S
~ REAT Blessing to Mankind !-Innocent but potent,
OrDr. l.. j.. Czapkay's Prophilacticum. (selidian
fecting agent)a = preventive against gonorrhGal
and syphic diseases, and unsurpassed remedy for
venerea scrculous, gangrenous and cancerous ulcers
ftid discharges from the vagina, uterus and urethra
and all cutaneous eruptions and diseases As nnocu.
laton preventive against small pox, is Dr. L. J.
Cnpkays Prophlacticnm preventive against syphil-
tc and diseases Although harmless in it.
SELF it possesses the power Of chemically destroying the
syphilifc virus and thereby saving Thousands from be-
ing infected by the most loethsome of all diseases Let
no young man who appreciates health be without Dr.
Czapkays Prophilacticum. It is in very convenient
packages, and viii be found convenient to use being
used ast soap. Price S. For sale at Or. Cslpkay
Private Medical and surgical Instftute Sacramento st.
below Montgonsery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's o6ike, San Francisco. fs@sf
CERTIyICATK
the undersigned, Governor OF Hungary, do testify
HEREBY, that Dr.. L. CZAPKAY has served during the
contest tor Hungarian liberty, Chief Surgeon IN
the Hungarian army. with faithful persavasaueA-
whereof have gisen him this certificate and do re-
commend him TO the sympathy, attention and protec.
ton OF ali those who capable Of appreciatng pat
riotie selfsscTfce and undeservcd misfortune.
KOSSUTH LAJOS, GcTerncr cf Hupxay
ashington City. Jan.e. 1889.
rsucis-o, ia - ~ a.9o
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THE GLOBE.
The Officinl Paper of Congress.

PUBLISH now my annual pros pecus for t he DAILY
j GLOBE. and the CONGRESSIONAL. GI OBE Ann AP.
PENDlA to remind subscribers residing in the isia
States and Territories, that Congress will on the
first Moniay OF next December, and that day sha II
crmmence the publication s the papers bore ssa
They have been published for long time tls, their
character Is known. generally throughout tho United
States and therefore. il is needless give minute
account of what they will contain.
THE DAILY GLOBE will coptain the news OF he ia
together with such editorial articles ~ may from
time to time sugeested by passing Of interest
and the debates in both branches of Congress- they
come from the hands ofthe reporters
The CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND APPENDIX will
contain all the debates in Congress, revised by the
speakers: the laws passed during the Session aud CO.
pons indexesall printed in royal quaro book farm
each number containing sixteen pagex. The coming
Session wlh what is termed - long one and viii
the least and the largest number of RACES the debates
have made during long Session 70. many years These
papers 60 free BY mail.
For copy OF the Daily Globe, one year .. $40 90
during the Session.. 90
for six months. !. 5 90
For one copy Of the Congressional Globe and ap-
pendix, du7ng the Session ......... 600
For two copies Of the same when ordered at tho
same time, (and at the same rate fora
po.,s greater number l.....;.:.........:.. 10 90
scriptions. parer viii not be sent unless the money
accompanies the order for it.
The DAILY Llobe will be sent during the Session 30
those Ediors who publish respect Us three times
before the first Monday Of next December and send "a
me copy OF their paper, marked with pen 10 direct
my attention to the publication JNO. c. RIyEy.
Washington City. July, 1856. ar2o
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sDer,natOrrh0n.

OR local weakness, ieblty low spirits, las.
~ stude. weakness of the limbs and back, indisposi
on and incapabty for labor and study dullness
prehenson loss of memory aversonto society love oi
solitude timdity, sefdistrust, dizziness headache
involuntary discharges pains in the side affections OF
the eyes, pimpes on the face sexual and other in
celebrated physician and surgeon, l.. J. .Czapkay His
method of curing diseases new. unknown to
others and hence the great All consultations
(by letter otherwise) free Address L. J. Czapkay
II. D. San Francisco. California.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07
Mexican Fever Cure.

For Fever and Ague Chill Fever: Dumb Ague "a
ReIaitteni, Bilious and all forms es haaoas
fsvers.
Esy- This remedy la. failed 20 perform speed.
ami elfec;nsi cure matter how long standing agd
VIVA. has been taken previous it fails hun
lreds testify who have been cured, after trying al
other reiae,lies.
Price only One Dollar.
For sale BY al! regular Druggists throughout tas
State and by the Prcprietors.
See that you get tie genuine is las tho vrIttss
nature, each bottle Of
4. NALL L CO.. Druggists,
l42 and l45 Clay street, san Trsncscs.
CLARKE l. TUCKER, Agents. Columbia.
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II r e ES:

ORNAMENTAL SHRCBS HARRY AND GREEN
HNtsF PLANTS; Fresh Garden and Flower Seeds
1Eie mes, Black berries ka>pberries. Strawberries
ash IN iaet every desrasie article 10 be obtained in
hs branch Of tra!e. In .se present incipien stage
oi many OF our Nurseries. the want at ceiral po
"I an establishment Of the kind boye named where
n1isceliatous orders be correctly ard promptly
hilec. and where trees OF advanced aye can had
is too apparent to require comment.
lie has Therefore entered upon the cut;es@ sappiy-
ing iiiIs want. hoping by cis~e appcr 10, b>iurfs
ami unremitting Efforts 10 please i; and recriye
iiber share of patronage. Jason I. SANFORD.
san fraucisco. Jan. .G-ln.
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
PROSPECTUS.
Volume Fourteen Begins Sep
tember II, 1858.
Mechanics, lnremtous, Mannta tacturers

ann x'UTTZSTS.
THg SCTESfIFIc AMERICAN has now reached its Four
'eenth year. and will enter upon New Volume on the
llth of September. 1t is the only weekly publication
ot the kind now issned in this country and It has
very extensive circulation in all the States Of the Onion
II is not, as some might suppose from title dry
abstruse work on technical science; the contrary
i so deals with the great events going the sceu-
tc mechanical and industrial worlls to please and
instruct every ii the Mechanic Art2an wishes
to know the best machine in use. how maze any
substance employ ell in his bus nessif the Housewife
wishes 10 get rec;oe for making god color &c-t
the Inventor wishes TO know what is going on in the
way Of improvements the Manufactures wishes to
keep posted with the times. and to employ the best fa
cihties in mis- businessfthe Man of Leisure and Study
wishes to keep himself familiar With the progress
IN the chemical laboratory, in the construction
telegraphs steamships, railroads reape mowers and
. thousand other machines and appliances, both OF
leace and wara these desiderdtd be found in the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICA, and not eiscUere.. They here
presented in reliable and interesting FORM adapted
t. comprehension of minds unearned in the higher
branches OF science and art.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07
CH*CUAA"
TO the Fruit Growers, Garden.
ers, and Citizens of Califor-
MIA and Oregon.

THE undersigned. known in this community Cor s-y
eral years past. a Nurseryman and Fruit Grower
'avinr made arrangements with several Of the mos
eliable Nurserymen and gardner- of th- Sts,e fer
upPiy Of their choiSest productions has opened =
Depot this city for their sale nj Ms IL and
Front rect. > .oors north OF Washington Also AZ
M. "a j street aove 2i. hiarysviie III charge of Mr.
George Laws. Where ne will continue to keep during
,le planning large stock and complete assert
ment Of FRUIT SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07
TIRE e S. RE e S.
.. NEr.aoN,


ID. NEL9oNI,
81 Washingtsn street, bet. Front 4 Davis,
AGENT FOR B. s. FOX Co., SAN JOSE,
whose Nursery awarded the nrst premium hy the
Santa Clara county Agricultural and horticultural
Society and also by the San Society this season. offers
for sae the largest and Be { 6 stock OF
H88 FRUIT TR Il e
ever offered for sals in this State. consisting of
APPLES, PEARS,
> m '.a'A - CHERRIES, s'lANlsl1'
IAWTON BLACKBERRIEa.
CuRRANTs--Ha. the only stock for sas ., Gcoaainr
Red and FERTILE Do Psllieu, two Of the Ansst in
cultivation
|GRAPES-Both foreign and native. Including Cosom'
and Rebeccs two of the hardest Eastern varieties
The Concord Is safe to make superior wine to the
Catxwta.
SrRAWBERRIESA-All the old and new varieties in
cluding Nirolson's Ruby and kitley's Victoria.
GceSEBERRlFS. RASPBERRlES, &c, together With .
large snd extensive assortment OF
SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
ROSES, MAGNOIIAS GREENHOUSE PLANTS, AND
ORNAMENTAL SIIRUBBERY.
Dealers, and those intending t. purchase largely
would study their own interest BY calling before
pul chasing elsewhere a. will sell them fine health,
Trees At prices usually paid fnr poor stunted
Those persons that order Fruit Trees, &c, who are
not acquainted with the different varieties OF fruit BY
name sie recommended that their orders specify the
number of the different species Of Trees wanted and
feel bound To- send none but what know 10 he OF ap-
proved kins and that ripen in succession III orders
must be accompanied with the cash insure attention
Gardens LAID out and ornamented. an6-3m.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07
ANAUROSIS.

Having beer afflicted for the las. Two v.,r. with -.
Anauroiie affection e Eyes nervous biincness and
after exhausIig the skill OF several eminent Surgeons
and ncu.iss without relies | was pronounced hone
less case N 'his condition renamed for sometime
with prospect before me hut 10 yrope INV v.y ~
darkness the remainder Of NV tays While in this de
ploTablc con.n CONSULTED M: c,,,,r-;l,.I vno .s
sured n'e i.af min durable case ana in a few
months restored :ny sight. MARSHAL; vyJT Ri'P
Residence jessis s-.ec' Third San Francieco.
JAnl3-..,.