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Nevada national., 1859-11-12
THE EFFECT OF POLITICS ON
THE GROWTH AND TRADE
OF CITIES.

The popularity and prosperity of cities is
promoted on the same principle as the pop
ularity and prosperity Of man. Should the
political sentiment ami action OF q city be-
come antagonistic to the opinions and inter-
ests OF certain sections of country that gave
II their trade and support, IL is but natural
and certain that the offended people will
deny such irreciprocal city. as well as the
commerce and profits arising therefrom.
Within the last twenty years we have had
two marked illustrations Of this PROPOSE ticn.
Boston at one time had an immense ard no
less profitable trade from the the South, par
ticularly in boots and shoes. In truth, Bos-
ton at one time, was the great emporium Of
the boot and shoe trade of all the New Eng
land States. The factories Of all the States
were but tributaries to the enormous traffic
carried on in that city. Boston has grown
rich by southern Patronage. She has profit
cd, really as much from the slaye-worked
self At tue very time when a streak of
wealth was pouring in upon Boston from
her southern cnstom. she saw fit to become
prominent II she did not take the lead. in
denouncing slavery and the Shareholder,
- -.---ii.s h~- vaiitienl influence antaTn
nistical TO the interests Of the cotton grow
ing states. Was 1t to be supposed that the
planters and merchants Of the south would
continue TO support and enrich those who
employed the very wealth they bestowed
upon them to make war upon their political
rights and material welfare!
The south, with instructive dignity and
proper resentment, withdrew that immense
and lucrative patronage which she bad SO
long bestowed upon Boston. and that city
has ever since vainly endeavored to recover
from the blow which was given to her growth
aud prosperity, on account OF her ungener-
Gus. suicidal and fanatical intermeddling.-
Her tremendous effort to get up ''Trade
Sale" will give her but spasmodic relief;
she can never regain what her foolish and
unfriendly policy has caused her to lose.
st. Louis is another example. Her ori-
gin and rapid growth in population, trade
and wealth. was founded on the enormous
produce and heavy crops of hemp and to-
bacco, from the inexhaustably fertile lands
of upper Missouri, owned by shareholders
and worked by negroes.
In time, through emigration. from yankee
dom, St. Louis becomes free-soil, or abolition
In her sentiments, and lost no opportunity
to advocate such legislation and doctrines
as must and has already proved inimical t'
the interests of the farmers Of north ant
northwest Missouri. She attempted to turn
destruction upon those who have filled he
with that measure OF prosperity which sh
has so richly and increasingly enjoyed. ST
Louis is suffering from her ingratitude ant
folly. She is killing the goose that laid he
golden eggs. Her trade, all Of sudden,
suffering intensely.
The people Of north and northwest Nil
souri are retaliating upon her, and sendin
their produce to find market elsewhere
This intermeddling will ruin cities and state
net less than il ruins individuals.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12

Gs- A steamer 100 feet in length, sfeet
beam with two engines, has been constructed
at Benecia. She has been built with especial
reference to speed and will be employed by
that enterprising newsman Jerry Sullivan.
for conveying his Atlantic Express matter
from San Francisco 10 Sacramento.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
Tu.yxs-Our especial thanks are d,

THASKs-Our especial thanks are due to
the publishers OF the Nevada Democrat"
for timely supply Of paper for our pres
eni issue. Without this favor we should
have been unable to appear to-day. A sup
ply OF paper for this Office has now been on
its way from San Francisco nearly three
weeks.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12

OCEAN SrEAMERs.--The John L. Stephens
connects on the other side with the splendid
steamer Atlantic. The price Of passage is
greatly reduced, and passengers by this line
tan rely upon receiving every comfort that
win make the trip agreeable and pleasant.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
rs- The Mins,rels under The supervisior

rS The Minstrels under the supervision
of " Billy Birch" gave ar entertainment
in Grass Valley, last Friday week. A small
house greeted them. and those who were
there appeared to be very much dissatisfied.
They are evidently second class troupe
in the delination of negro characters, when
compared with Bachus.n
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
Exchange Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT

The Subscriber having purchased the above
Well Known and Commodious Hotel,
Situated on Main Street, Grass Valley,
WIN be happy to entertain his friends and the Trav
cling Public whenever II may suit their pleasure
inclination TO cali His Table will always be suppl
ed with every substantial and dehcscy which the
market affords. The Proprietor Is determined that
the =. EXCHANGE shall not be exceled, in any
particular by airy Hotel 10 the mountains.
THE BAR will at Il times be supplied with the
best Wines, LIQUORS, &c. His BEDS will always he
found Neat and Clean, and his Lodging Rooms ample
and we'll ventilated.
e. The BILLIARD SALOON is supplied with two
PhcIan,s Patent Billiard Tables.
The only Tabirs 9i the kind In the County.
CHARLES ". SMITH.
Grass vsler. Nov L 1852
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
MARRIED.

sept. ist, at the residence Of William Barnett.
Of Macoupen Co inty, Illinois, Mr. T. Gardner Of
60 liar. Nevada County, Cal, to Miss Lizzie II.
Foster Of acoupin.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12

eso. A. LovEoEovK Is our daily authorized Agen
Sacramento. lie may be found at CT si.
Ma. cuts. A. CRANE is our sole Ageat in San
Francisco. lie Ia empowered TO receive advertise
rn~nfs. aud receipt for the lie may be found
1T liz Montgomery street.
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AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

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Ala;J T. Need and lady, Va; ] Hart, Ala; w W
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The ATLANTIC CABLE.-At a meeting of the
proprietors Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company.
this morning, the Right Hon. j. Stuart WortIey,
vi p, the chairman, stated that within the last
hour he had received intelligence of the success of
the negotiations with the government, and that a
guarantee will be given of per cent. on f6O 900
for twenty-five years The guarantee will not be
unconditional. as from the numerous applications
the government have decided on giving none of
that character. The precise stipulatiOns have not
been definitely fixed. The cable remains in ex-
actly the same state at the previous meeting the
directors having no adequate funds for lifting and
repairing il. A new act will be obtained in order
TO raise the necessary capital London Times,
Fsbrrdry2i
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL,
IL THE GREAT PAIN ANRITfILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS
pPEp1PEn Nv aHUrHTc1.
Pr EPIKED BY A CHEMIS1.

BOTTLES Il, 3 and 81 cents and one dollar
THEGREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL,
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'S Ct RE-AlI. should be kept
in all families IN If accidents ar sudden sics
il frequently cures in less time than il re
CURES Ia get 4 ply stefan.
II cures pain ia any Part 81 the stem and is used
externally and internally.
III = As the frequent changes Of the weather pro-
ddce a bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pam IN the limbs
and Body; also, stun Neck--every person. should
get 4 bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
SInews, Blood and Bones; aud 10y its warming cleo
tonagnetic power, exPeis all pain from the sy stem.
Get bottle and try IT.
N. B.-if you have q Cough. use HARTS-
HORNES PECTORAL SYRUP OF WILD
World.
Ifyon are Bilious, use IIARTSHORNE'SANT
mach and Bowels carrying off all Bile and Foul Sc
crptions.'
The above medicines To be bad at all Drug Stores
Georgetown; ii. PEEL d Co, Alexandra.
&C tl-tr
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THIEF CORNERED By HORsB,-A Young man
named Adam BOkehart was detected lettering
around the Michigan Central Depot Yesterday. and
watched. under the suspicion that he intended to
steal. The suspicious were correct, he was seen
to appropriate couple of fox skins and being pur-
sued, was compelled to take to his heels. lie
lodged around among the cars and buildings, and
was in a fair way to escape. when he happened
upon an antagonist whom he little expected This
was an old white horse belonging to the premises.
whose main peculiarly is natural aciditv of dis
position, which inclines him tn use his teeth ike
an overgrown tiger cat. When the thief ap-
preached he made a savage spring at him, and
drove him into shop near by, where he kept
honor Of his achievements in thief-takng.-D
tYoit Free Press
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EXPLOSION OF WHskEY BARREL.-Durng
the exceedingly hot sun we had Yesterday. a very
curious Circumstance occurred. A whiskey hogs
head, which had been lately full of the liquid,
standing on the pavement at the corner of Girard
avenue and Vienna street, suddenly exploded with
report like the thunder Of artillery, and filed
the air with vaPors redolent of the oldest rye. Ii
created something Of an excitement in the neigh
borhood, several superstitious folks imagining
that the world was about to terminate. The most
disappointed of all were several loafcrS who.
loving whiskey mot wisely but too WE'LL had
been attracted by the aroma that scented the air
The excitement did not last long PhiIadeip pima
Press, March Ia.
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WouLDS'T RIDE.-As the polite omnibus agent
Of the Lexington and Louisville Railroad was
going through the ladies' car. checking baggage
he asked a very pretty young lady if she had ANY
baggage she wished taken to a hotel She re-
piled, No, sir" The agent then asked her If
she would take a bus She instantly gave him
very sweet smile and replied, - No, sir. am not
dropped his memorandum book, and returning TO
the baggage car, said he felt unwell. sioa
SfHtkSulnu.
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NEw YORK EDIroRs.-The New York col

NV YORK EDIroRs.-The New York cores
pondent Of the Charleston Courier says:
THE editors Of the papers in this city are not
generally on very good terms. socially. Hardly
two of them visit in the same circles Mr. Bryant,
as poet and literary man. goes into literary cir
cles. James Brooks living on Fifth avenue, and
having a fashionable wife, mikes with what is
called our - best society," Mr.. Halleck. of the
Journal of Commerce. is a Christian. and in all
places where benevOlence and religion inter
ested, he is sure To be present. Gen. Webb. rs
every body knows. a gentleman of the old school
highly esteemed aud respected where he lives.
(in Tarrytown.) but supposed to dabble too much
In politics, and to be too great frequenter of the
lobby. Horace Greeley seeks, and has no society,
unless be that of persons desiring to ma Ike some
thing out Of him. He is the most good natured
innocent person in the world. All grades of so
ciety are alike to him. He will stop and converse
with the Congressman or the carman alike. His
sympathies are with everybody. He is not more
careless in his dress than in his habits. Money
is no object To him. IL he goes tn restaurant to
dine he puts down bill to paw for his meal and
never looks at the change. 1t is said he is often
badly stuck with bad bills by persons knowing
his carelessness and unconcern in such matters.
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xxDICIIEk
M AesE.tIf2sis o W D Frs

Gards. Isseets coclyoaehss, Bsd-bxss, Eeas, Asis,
! Moths, dad al Pests Of the rer1iin Rad.
The Importance of reliable article Of this kind is
these annoying foes. This Powderis the only arti
Company ofbotani SITS from the Horticultural Society
Of Paris while amidst the ferns Of Asia observed
very soon dropped dead This fact was made d Sc IL
e GUARD their night CAMPS from these at r.
Lyoa. And found positive ases. ds;s,9SI il
re. EJECT
Medals aud Letters Patent have been obtained from
Russia s fromStRe World : Fair aud numerous mes-
cal and horticultural colleges and societies. . -.
LstsrJrom the Prs'ides, Of "a. U.' e States;
"MR. EMANUEL IyoS-Dear Sir: have the pleas ,s,
Worlds Fair at London, have awarded YOU a Medal
and Certificate for the great value your Magnetic
r0"'' EMI Ia FILLMORE. Chairman"
The ah9ye WAS accompanied by certificate OF
1T IS FREE FROM POISON.
NKw YORK. October lst 1859.
"Mr. F.. I.Yov.-Dear Sir: We have analy sed and
tested our Magnetic Powders aud lind them per
but certain death when inhaled by bugs, ants, and
JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ. D., CHEMIST.
"PRoF. CHEMISTRY. y. Y. HOSPITAL"
Mr. John l.. ROME, Superintendent of the Ne
York Hospital, says he has PEELED all the bugs,
ants. reaches, moths, &c, with On's Powder, and
Every gardener and hGusekesPer must have di-
rect interest in article of this kind. Reference
can he made to the Astor. =. Nichoas, and Metro
poitan Hotels to Judge MEtGs, President of the
Amercan Institute James Gordon Bennett, Gen.
Winfield Scott, Cyrus w. Field, l.. NJ. PeaSe. of
SAYS This discovery of Prot. iYoN is Of national
Importance. The Farmers Club have tested II thor
oughly 1t will destroy locusts grasshoppers, ants
moths, bugs, and all verm Garden plants can lie
preserved and houses made pure"
Arrangements now made through Messrs
BARNES Il PARK, of New York. To have il aid
thro1g hout the world Many. worthless limitations
are advertised. BE cautions.
'NEw YORK, November 18th, 1854.
''In retiring from business have sold all my In
sect Powders and Pills, Letters Patent, and the
secrets pertaining thereto, to- Messrs. BARNES
PARK. This Powder is discovery made by my
SELF and brought from the interior of Asia. and
unknown to any other persons. The genuine and
effective article is put mp in tin clnnsters, and will
continue to bear my name. r.. LYON
Rats and mice cannot he reached by Powder, and
are killed by MAGNETIC PILL. Order them throug h
any merchant.
IT'S LYONS Powder kill insects in a trica,
But Lyons Pills mixed for rats and mice.
Sample TASKS g cents; regular sizes - cents and
ST.. Follow directions. Use freelg aud thoronrhIy.
BARNES n PARK,
IS and Is Park Row, New York.
A. ~
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NxpIcIHu.
rIELMBOLDss

HELMBoLps ssEE SHgTtN e. DECLARATION sas BR.Aad.A.
HEEMBSs B BTe# fer the the SsaHs
HHEEitMMB B9I Re BUCCHT for propsy:
tMT B3i ,s BSSSH% 81 81 RlEsaIS Breathing.
HkhMBB9 9EPs BH HcH Tor Tor General &e Debility.
HHEtMB3s BTSHE FL ST SniTsTs y ..:,ade
#EENBSs SS#S e. VII.
ES# f:
lid, VITA TemgoIsTy Sgttnsatien and Loss Of stht
B BSs#g sr
indi'efe'on' sHe II PI.s SRS q She
"a'''' A"" II HOW WI L6NG STANDING.
by the Bsaer
Gravel and Dropsy, and Invariably b. the injpdi-
since estabishe that any disease of these organs
effects the mind more than any and all others, aud
Epileptie Fits-in one OF which the patient may ex
quently followed by these dlrefu diseases. Insanity
and Consumption! The record of the Insane Asy-
bear ample witness the truth Of these assertions
In Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibi
and quite destitute-neither mirth nor grief ever
visits IT. ShOnld sound Of the voice occur, it lis
With Woeful measures. wan Despair,
Low. sullen sounds, his grief beguiled."
ands upon thousands to untmely graves; thus blast
ing the ambition Of many noble youths. 1t can be
cured by 'hf fS Sis Il lie REMEDY.
The mass OF voluntary testimony s., IN possession Of
powers, is immense, embracing names well known
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Rev. JOHN PIERPoNr, THOMAS G. ANoRy
THOMAS A. DEXTER, PETER HARVEY,
$. ii. KENpALL, NJ. ID. JAMES c. Dunn,
- MaT '
THE CELEBRATED
i DR.. J. S. ROSES MEDICINES,


OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies are the result of thirty FIVE years
of extensive and successful practice, and are the
only reliable preparations to cure the various ills
that flesh is heir to.
DR.. J. :. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, OR EX-
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases
Price 81 cents and 81.
DR.. J. = ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP
Blood PuTter, for the cure of Scrofula Old Erup
tons. Chronic Diseases. .ccrS Swelled Neck and
all dis arising from impure state OF the blood
Price 81.
DIR. J. :. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. Price 81 cents.
DR.. ]. :. ROSES PAIN CI'RER. tits not A
cure ALL but IL alone has stood the test of Is wears
curIng Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Chulic
Pains ia the stomach and Bowels Sprains, Brui SEES
Pains IN the Limbs, Joints, Back. and Spinr or auy
pain INTERNALLY externally. Price, ~ ., and ~
cents \ bottle.
Ii YOU wish to get cured of any of the above com
plants, get DIR. j. :. ROSES GENUINE MEDI-
GIN rs, which you will know when genuine h,
having his written signature the cork of each
bottle: Sold by druggists generally.
N. B.-Beware of those poor n0strums purpnrtins
To- he the best in the world. ia AIy
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA.

"A COMPOUND REMEDY, in which ". have lahore to
extinct Of Para sar.spariiIs 50 combined with
other substances Of sl greater Alternative afford
ell to is believed that such a remedy is wanted by
those who suHe from strumous compln and which
hi. large afflicted How
this Compound will do has been proven by on
Of the be found Of the following
P' ssceRfsGrUI,, and scRoPm,oUs coMpr .rSrs rprp.
TON aud ERUPTIvE DISEASES ULCERS, PIMPL rs
BL0TCHEs, TuM0Rs, SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD,
Disease; DR0PsY, NEURALGIA or TIC DouLOU-
ROSE Or R Sd yIkH
desd The whole class Of Complaints arising from lMPURTY
Th. compound will b. found great promoter Of health,
when taken in The Spring to sIP. the foul humors which
expulsion Of them r'ating disorders npped
bnd Multudes by the aid Of this remedy spare the
through which the system TO rid of
rIPons not assisted to do t, through the
Of the body by Alternative medicine Cleanse y
ted blood whenever you find its impurities bursting through
find obstructed and sluggish veins. il
ever s foul aud your feelings will tell you when
and live longer cleansing the blood Keep III. blood
healthy and all we'll but with this pabuu life
must go wrong, and the great hnery OF life
Sirs,parIa has, deserves much the reputation Of
complaining these ends But the world hiss been regiousy
h,. virtue that i. elaine Tor IT, bu, more Gec,%.s
many preparations pretending be
else. ' - '' '"'"s
During late years the public have been msed bot
ties, pretending to give quart OF Extract for
dollar. Most Of bee frauds upon The SICK for
they not only contain little, any, s,pira, but no
curative properties whate Hence and p.inuI dis
appointment has follow ed the OF the Of
SssNpara which aOOd the market until the name u.eIf is
justly despIsed, aud has become with imposition
and cheat sui we call this compound Strsap,rlla and IN
tend supply sueh remedy shall the from
the lord Of obloquy which upon And think we
have ground for has virtues which rrebe
by the ordinary run the diseases intended Ia
order to secure their complete eradication from system
the remedy shonld be IudiciOusy taken according to
tons the bottle
PREPARED
DIR L. e. AVER 4 ca.
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A MBROTYPES.-SMALL PRoFTr. Avn Quo

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EACH III. SEMEN,
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ID Z X U VI AN SY X u p
SOL UTToY OF PR0T0KfDE IRON COM

II
5 SOL urroN OF Satt k Rs25SS1fR IRON COM
di.oovsriss in the Mstsris MedicS are spbjscted,
medicine. Its efficacy in curing
Dy ;g 4SSsf s e s LS RGEy NsT5gt
SS Ss'i r. M BSSS BM,: sT M
AID 1itsratirs M.dicins,
The Proofs SssSaS sIs SO so we.
sSSthen tic E and Of such peculiar
% he
; The PERUyI4N sYR gPIsIEa9)Xel
but its range is extensive, becauset&k&xS
s1e sgt%ssss ftstsa and
ing from one caussi may he cured
5y one remedy: The classes OF diseases for which
has so oten bafied the highest order Of medical
sbe, and the safety and efficacy ofthe syrup neon
troveItble. Those who may wish for an opinion
Of the Syrup cannot fail TO he SATISFIED with the fol-
lowing amons nruer?ns testimonials IA the hands
well known in this Community and of the hig IN.
est responsibility:
CARn.-Th. Undersign ned, having ex perienced the
beneficial effects Of the :. Peruvian syrup" do not
hesitate to recommend It Ia the attention of the
From our own experience. well as from the tes-
tunony Of others whose intelligence aud integrity
are sltogethcr unauestIoLablc we have no doubt oI
it's efficacy in cases OF lncIPient Diseases az the
Lungs aud bronchial Passages, Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaint, DropSy, Neuralgia, &c. Indeed its eff
fects would be incredible, but from the high charac
ter of those who have witnessed them, and have
volunteered their testimony, as we do ours to its
restorative power.
Rev. JOHN PLERPoNr, THoMAs G. AMoRY,
THOMAS A. DEXTER, PETER HARVEY
$. Ii. KEYpALL, NJ. ID. JAMES c. DUN,
SAMUEL MAY.
IL is well known that the medicinal effect Of Pro
toXide of Iron il lost by very brief expose to
air, and that To maintain a Solution Of Protoxide of
Iron, without further oxidation. has been deemed
Impossible. In the Peruvian Syrup. this desirable
point is attained By COMBINATION IN WAY BEFORE
UNKNOWN; and this solution may replace all the
proto carbonatos citrates, and tarrates Of the Ma
terra Medica. A. A. HAYES, NJ d.,
Assayer to the State of Massachu setts
l6 BoylstOn street, Boston.
For sale by Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles, 81; medium size bottles, 81.
y. L.. CLARK & CO., Projectors, Boston.
For sale in Washington by ". %. Gilman. Special
smith, V Harhaugh, III. II. Mcpherson, JOS Bury,
+. :. Walsh. Jas. II. Stone, J. :. I.ovejOy, Dr. D. g.
Clark. ID. Ridgeley and In Georgetown by P r.
CiSsell. and ]. L. KiAwell. se q -6m