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Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-24

DN n WVODSs
CoNsIsTfNG OF
Plush I'd Velvet Hounced Robes
Broche Silk Robes
Rich Printed Cashmere and Muslin DeLane do'i
Street and Opera oloaks
shawls and Mantllas;
Plain and Printed Cashmeres and Msrinoesi
PopIns, Grissl's and solfernos,
valencias, Ottoman velours and PiAids;
Embroidered Point Lace Sets;
Chantilla Flouncings;
French, English and American Prints;
Rich, Ribbons and Marlposasi
Housekeeping Goods;
Hosie y Gloves etc, ETC.;
Carpets. Oil Cloths, etc.
All Of these Goods had been selected especially for
our Trade. For beauty and novelty they cannot be
surpassed.
Citizens and strangers are invited to examine be-
fore purchasing.
nov1s-my 35 STREET, Marysville
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-24
Daley's Aromatic valley whislk,

Is put up In containing dozen bottles each.
For sble by all the principal Liquor Houses in Cali
fornia. sep26mis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

$50 SAL. LEASE H .Sp sD for rysNuEs ..s
for $4,000; for 10000 for 00 and one for
81 00 several splendid and groceries,
wine and liquor AL In good ,caons and doing good
business Apply to q. A. ROBINSON room ID, 0hsey
Builc ing corner Broadway and C0rtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET.

DART OF ROUSE TO LET NO. II DUNHAM PLA ACE,
Williamsburg two blocks from Peck slip ferry, second
soo contain ing nve rooms With folding doors and psnre
fixtures throughout apply 70 sPEEkY 6 Maiden lane,
New York Kent $50 TO family without ANAL children
Water VIII be Introduced in basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

k-,oE sALE--$9O0 FOR A VERY NEAT COTTAGE IN
complete order, two stories, gnrret and cellar piazx
nd green blinds in Morrrana; sold under necessity; 81
.osn. apply 70 J. H DOUGHTY, l03 Bowery, corner OF
ioome street. real estate sgency
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

nFFiCE EsGBTH AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
" April 1859 The Board Of Directors have this day d
quarterly dividend OF three the capitl
stock Of the COMPANY, pay Abe on cenand
JOAN 5. hunt, Treasures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

Ig,oR sALF-IN BROOKLYN, TWO FIRST.CL ASS
rev housss, In Gold ,treet between Fulton avenue
Wiophby street Hamilton street, between Fulton
yeuuc and place price Sc 1000; $1,000 remain
oro nd mortgage for five yesr5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

Tor nALE--A coon cHaNCE FoE INVESTMENT OR
hvs,e ssFjrst four story brown stone front house,
E Mint, avenue bs,ween Twenty sixth and twenty seventh
es Also brick fron. house and lot Ninth
between Thirty 6fih and Thirty sixth streets Price
bw and terms accom- nncispg Apply To j. L HATCH, y5
kinth eyfnye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

Aso many other desirable improved properties, Ia city and
op,ry offered low for cash or 70 exchange for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

NOR sAI,E-RIvEs VIEW, n ACRss HOUSE, BARN
and vineyard at NJ acts,s0o; 96 acres do beautifa
Is 5O0 SO to $500; 40 do, HtO n,se and lot 70
w. II mELiCK, 4U7 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

$4,000 sS 1s ~ m SeS w Nsw
Jersey sarond spleodid country residence, consisting Of N
OF land in high state OF cultivation together with ho
stoch ana farming utsnsils Apple TO JOAN WEIGH, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

nor aAlx--Js JEssEs c.fY. ar Lp~ Pficss FIesT
cisss rew hnndsoue ss brick hoass ss OF yarfcis ees
All The modem ,np-nvoucnts coripiete aud In
- isra1sofs fer-ps tAvorsale. Apply trJOfs u. No
AUcEise cfe corner ~ Grove and Yors Streets srsey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

nor sALE-vALUArLG LE4 SsHoI.D PROPERTY. 63s
gnG 6s5 street, Norton sisting OF
40 story and basement and three story house, brick
mia the lots rse leases have eight years to run, and
uhjeot 10 q yssrs renewal apply to Messrs. CHlLDS
NTH. 452 Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

rpnfRD AVENUE FOHMERLY BLOOMINGD AI.ya
Savings Bank, corner Twenty 9TH street and Third
nue, open daily IRON 10 A. NJ 10 Y. NJ and moudsy.
Wednesday, Saturday evenings from oS. All depos
before tae 10th OF sApf will draw crsa
lhe fra. e. Is. GREEN, Preaident
j. =. LUCKEY Secretary.
JOHN WAITE, Seer eary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

6NoR sAI.E--A FIVE YEARS LEASE, FROM TIE lsr
nf NAV next of and splendid confectionery
ursnt and esabshusnt c,vering the whoe lot OF
omnd tocether with and fixtures OF the known
No "a Grand street the Bowery. One OF tho finest
,sines, ca,iona city For further information apply
y,a ,rer rpis SEES 70 l.. T. tANNlNS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

LURNIsHED HOUSE FOR sALE.-A HANDSOME
three story and basement brick house, In first class
fashionable nebborhoo6 completely furnished price
half ,hs amount remain bond
gaze lpms dlate possession lie given Address s. r.
Herald oflre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

r,AEM FOR SALEM RUCALAED COUNTY, NEW
y York IA mile frcu Monsey depot and 81 miles from
pct York and Eris railroad, containing forty
acres OF which wood ths balance all under good
hitvaon plenty of choice fruits OF all .ods buildings and
IL nsis patculsis inquire OF &. CLOVER 81 Liberty
IRE eet New York. Price - 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

story high soop brown stone house 27x70 Feet lot
ceep beautifully situated Stuyvoaaut park, anh
st Georges church The house s and immediate
ossession be given Win be sold reasonable aud easy
iefms rented at moderate prcd 70 responsible
pant For further particulars apply to RAYNOK BLACK
WElL l.l2g Btoadgay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

II URoN COPPER BAY oOMPANY..THs sKARKs N
Ii the cat sck Ct thS company forfeited for the
of calls, wi be bold auction the OF IL
company, Exchange Buildings, Montreal Tuesday The M
Aprn next at O'CLOCK p NJ By order OF the Board
MONTREAL, March l3, 1859. r. ID. COILS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

GRAND ONE DOLLAR BALL At MADAME sAUvA
" SEAU's dancing Academy GAS Broadway on Thursda
evening next kpri T. tickets 81. admitting gentemA
full orchestra and great number Of dsuseuse
Ell gagged for the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

INoR sALr-AN ELiGIBLB DWELLING HOUSE, TWO
atores bigh with convenient o,buidings, and between
40 and three Of valuable land locsted within Ave
,uies ysk OF the rail road deuot 10 the city OF elizabeth
ud upon Morris street. In the miist Of good improvements
novn a. The pasr property f not sold ut private s,o
hfore viii be public sale Wejnesily, the 2h
Auri the court bcise IN Ezabeth at O'Clock H.
r further particulars inquire OF either 0RACE r. J0NRS
81 and l39 mercer street, N Y, or OF WILLIAM f. DAY at
Ft,ahc =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

VlHEFIING RAILROAD BOTDS.-THs HOLDERS or
w bonds give By the cisy of Wheeling to the following rH
road companies, rapey1he Heupfeld Railroad CompaaV
Marietta and cincinnati Railroad Company the CeV
land and Pittsburgh Rslroad Company, respectfully
quested committee the part OF ths city Wheel
ing the Astor House New York, the 4h Of May
next for The purpose Of cemrg 10 agreemsA praOK
Aussted JOHN @. PORTER,
fKB L. 1859. Clerk of the city OF Wheeling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

LgoR sAI.E.-sO CONVENIENT TO THE CrrY-oNE
of land, with well arranged house and
uidmR flowers fruit trees, yiues nice garden. &c.
hurhee schools aud stores by situated on Union avenue
i've Neck. Weatohcsef comfy. plne
cd railroad. Terms favorable. Apply 10 j. IL DOUGHTY
Poye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

nos sALE-ON LONG ISLAND SOUND, AT LLOYDS
Peek half n mile from the steamboat landing and
ours from the city by dsiy rs 60 or oO acres Of
e w oded with nshipg grounds and perfectly healthy
psly to JOfIE LLOYD SONS, Is Nassau street Terms
also n farm of 800 OF the place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

tyTkkTon Co. STANTON 4 CO., LYCENsED PAWN
- brokers' % Cssl street second door from Edgs strc
sdvotco money liberal diamonds Watches jewell
and persona properly Of description. Entrance "
the private cnice by the BAL d9oys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

the bail 2aX9W in Trenors Academy West Thirty fourth
street. Broadway N Also second floor zone
2ix60 feep suitable for school or lodge apply tas
premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

UMLs- fi AND UPWARDS ON THE UNION BAMx
ID Lpbo0D ard the Rovsl Bank Of Ireland, for sale
WELL S, FARGO 4 CO., 81 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

TURRIsHED HOUSE.-THN FOUR STORY MARBLE
house No 90 West Twenty third street. south side uear
Sixth avenue to let private family residence only SIX
op,hs year from May /; completely furnished
r. by applying for card Of admission the Office Of the
Ca reudon Hotel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

The Charlotte IN c. BSllstin one of the most con.
sentative and udciousy edited daily newspapers in the
South, contains the following paragraph. We implore
the sober-minded men of the North to calmly bestow
upon the sentiments they express the consideration to
which they entitled
ave find in Southern exchanges from almost cv-
cry section sentiments decidedly in favor of aud avo-
eating under existing circumstances, dissolution Of the
present American confederacy.
1.-The editors of the Bulletin, whatever their opinions
have BEEN have sudouly avoided the expression of dis.
union sentiments preerrng that the people rather than
the press should take the lead in important measure
'In Charlotte, much to surprise, find uuaui-
nous sentiment, both with our Democratic and Wing
friends in favor OF dissolution of the Union the
lest day possible, being convinced that it is impossible
for the members of the present conederacy TO live
gether one people.
without attempting TO encourage such sentiments,
stand BY journalists ready record them aud hold
ourselves in readiness have always been to rally
at the first tap of the drum, under Southern banner
upon whose folds shall be inscribed Equality or indie
pendence.' "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

there Sno real family love l. himp You and far
mers; never talk politics; talk is of Oxen but
member this, that any who attempts excite
part of the country against another wicked he
would be who should attempt get up quarrel between
Johu Taylor and hs neighbour old Mr. John Sanborn his
other neghbor Captain Burleigh. There ami
mails that live best In the fire. aud there
who delight in heat smoke, combustion and gene
raiconsgration. They do follow the things which
make for peace They enjoy only controversy, conten
either as neighbors politicians You have no
Nirgnian has TO that slavery ought exist in New
eide for itself and If keep the States ogeth
err we must leave to every State this power of deciding
for itself
"I think never wrote you a word before on politics.
shall not do again. only say, love your country,
and your whole country and when attempt TO per-
susde to get into quarrel with the laws of other
States. tell them that you 20 mind your bust
ness aud advise them to mind theirs. Jehn Taylor
you are free man; you possess good principles you
have large family to and provide for by your la
Dor. BE thankful TO the Government which does
opprcss you, which does not bear down by excessive
taxation, hut which holds to YOU and yours the
hope of all the blessings which liberty industry and
curity may give. John Taylor: thank God, morning
and evening that you born in such country John
Taylor: never write another word upon politics.
Give my kindest remembrance your wife and children
and when you look from your eastern windows upon the
of family remember that he who is the author
of this letter must follow them another world
DANIEL WEBSTER"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
THE HARPER'S FERRY CONSPIR ATORS-LETTER



The mother-in-lGw of John t. Cook residing in VII
amsburgh has received letter from the latter in which
he expresses the deepest contrion for any wrong he
may have inflicted upon his wife, and socits her forgive
'He SAYS that he and his companions induced TO
believe that the instant the banner Of Freedom
urlcd thousands of negroes would rally under but
they learned when too late, that the negroes did de-
sire their freedom He says he had intention of doing
wrong that il because he valued bis own freedom
that he desired TO give freedom 20 the slaves He had
part in the killing Of any Harpers Ferryit be-
ing his duty under the orders Of Capt Brown remove
e from the house Of the latter the schoolhouse
aud there guard them. He heard the firing Of guns IN
the direction Of llarper Ferry, and he could
after executing the order given him by Brown, he re-
paired to the Ferry and endeayored draw the fire from
Brown and his companions upon himself but unable
10 effect their He says that he trusts 70 meet bis
fate with becoming fortitude. Hopes that his wife will
teach his little to cherish his memory and to love aud
serve God
AT the request Of Gov willard the Hon. D. w Voor-
hees aud the Hon John L. Robinson have gone 20 Rich
mOnd to make last effort 10 the life Of Cook
They bear With them petition, numerously signed to
fHt4e 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
VAIL AND TELEGRAPH TO san FRANCISCO

hALLoYs station, No, Dec r. l5je-The telegraph
line l. nov completed from MalOys Station on the But
t'aheld overland California mail route This station
on The Ozark mountains eighteen miles north Of Spring.
hsld, Mo, and 25O miles from St. Louis The operator
here will receive dispatches up 20 the evening Of the
second day after the departure Of the overland mail from
st. Louis aud send them forward either direct 20 par.
ties 10 California TO the end Of the telegraph
uc on the other side, which is now finished FOR 800
miles this way from San Francisco. The dispatches will
bee teegaphed from that point to their destination The
overland mail leaves St. Louis every Monday and Thurs
day morning The tariff from st. Louis 70 Maloy'. sta.
ton Is one dollar for ten words and cents for each
additional word
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

We regret to say that the able letter from President
Lord OfDar;mOuh College " H. published in yesier
days paper, abouuded with typographical errors that
the and gniicsOn Of several passages entire
ly perverted. In justice the writer we will repubsh
the letter in to-morrow's daily.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

munleaed Il to the Senate but the House agreed with
an amendment adding two members Of the House of Del
The President then appointed Mr. IsRkLL additiou
al member ON the part of the Senate.
By Mr.. CLAIBORNE: OF making a disposition Of In.
sane conviets in the State Penitentisry.
BY Mr. BRUCE; OF citizens of Meeklenburg county,
asking ssubscpon the part Of the State to the
OF the Roanoke Valley Railroad extension.
BY Mr.. BRANNoN: or Thomas q. Connolly and 9TH
er for increasing the height Of their mdam Glen
vile in Gilmer.
Mr. CoGHlLL presented the proceedings of meeting
in buckingham In relation to the outrages Harpers
Ferry (Reierrcd to Joint Committee Harper's Fer
ry)
CONTESTED FRICTION
Mr. SMITH presented report on the contested cleo
ton of Mr. e. Y. Thomas containing the following
Resolved That Christopher Y. Thomas the delegate
elect from the district composed of the counties of Hen
ry franklin and Patrick, is entitled to seat in the SEN
ate of Virginia.
Mr. SMITH subsequently asked for action the rcso-
ution but in consequence Of the absence of Mr.. John
son, who presented the petition against Mr. Thomas the
report was laid the table and ordered be printed
BILLS
House Bill-Allowing the Sheriff of jefferson county
further time to pay into the the of said
county. AYES 40, none.
Mr. iSBELL advocated the passage Of the bin. Hs
said that the state of things jefferson county had dis
abed the Sheriff from doing HE duty in regard the
revenue. The Sheriff faithful and diligent officer
and the application was not made with view of DELAY,
and he (Mr. IL had doubt but the revenue would be
paid in long before the time named in the bill
Senate Bll-To amend the charter of the Virginia
Slate Company. so as TO authorize them to construct
railroad om their lands in the county of Albemarle to
some point at or near the Riyanna river.
Senate Bll-To provide for the payment of interest
upon the bonds of the James River and kanswha Com
pany, which have been guaranteed by the State
Senate BIl-To amend and the tn and l2,h
sections Of chapter 30 ofthe Code TO extend their
provisions clerks fees and militia fines on motion
of Mr.. WICKHAM, indefinitely postponed.
Senate Bl-To prevent trespasses, Expectations &c.
along the borders of the Potomac and other tdewaters
in the counties of Fairfax Nansemond Isle of Wight aud
Surry, tabled motion of Mr.. DAY.
Senate Bul-For the relief OF Charles A. Hoge and
James Musgrave, was tabled motion of Mr.. THOMAS
of Fairfax.
On motion ofMr. II. W. THOMAS, the Senate adjourn.
ed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
EULL AND RICH STOCK.
SPLENDID GOODS
PRICES 0RE4 TLY REprcEp.

pREss GOODS .nsh coorSd aud Eaek s Robes 9rOunee,
and two skirts sh Dresses In BocAd Bayadere C,pe
some OF the mot elegant this pAn
Colre and black LYONS silks superb quality Velour
real Irish Poplns, Rep de 'ain Gne elegant
hou.sne de laine Robes; Paris Printed LANES and
beautiful Nalcnas hnc Engllh and French striped
French Wool Piads Ginehams Prints great variety
EMBRODERlES AND LACEs-Real sets Point An.
pqie, umpure and Val Lace Sets French trimmed
vi Lace beautiful Lace Mun Peque
and Collars sngy Embroidered skirts splendid
French Ha9dksreisf real Lace Mary Goods are
superb and will make handsome Holiday
Dresses In Muslns. Thules and silks.
MRAPflNG-splenddN Velvet aud Cloth pric.
Of the he~st styles In the Velvet have All
the materials Tor Cloaks which will order MANY
on hand have been adztcfurci Richmond every
Kind 10 stella Broehe, and hne Wool double single
MtNs MEAlAn qaahies q Colored French Cass
eres and Doeskns Calorea French Wool
American Casameres all grades Virginia CASsimeres satnes
Jeans and Tuees Gloves Cravas lIose fronts Travel
Ing blankets and sha SIS. Wool shirts aud Drawers
HOUSE, fURN1sHIN0 GOODS-Bed direct
70 this mArkei DAmasks Imported dret Napkins and Coths
Linen and Cotton sheengs Curtain Goods Muslin
CARPETS CARPETS -c1rps'ings in Velvet,
grain Druggeis and Floor Cloths stair Capeng Rus.
In all qualities, Door Mats, &c., &e
PLANTATION GOoDs-whte and Colored Negro Blanket.
ported from Europe James river virginia Cloths Virginia
Otnaburgs, herseys, Plain linseys, Plaid Cotton, Ae
In order 10 reduce stock the pont
January next, will oeer
CASH and prompt customers BARGAINS ENPEcrrp
WATKINS fICkLEN, No. 100 Main st.,
deiS-0 Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

London correspondent Of the New York Crayon
"y' that photography is becoming a nuisance. The
'creoscope Go the hands Of persons il serious in
Wguon. The writer knows many houses where you can.
not decendy make your escape without stirring and adj
hiring az least dozen pictures-group5 Of foolish PEG.
pie AZ weddins-huugry people eating cold chicken
mart people dnuciug-guict people drinking tea and
other nc1bc tah besides series Of family pictures for
90" "c'.rosuIaei family is happy now unless All their
PORTRAITS are taken BY photography least once quar-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
The Now Yorx ucc,Ing

We reproduce the New FORK call for Union Meeting
to be held in that city, in order that feow-czens
may the basis upon which is proposed to unite the
people of the Commercial Emporium Of the United States
in expression of loyalty the Union aud deter.
ninaon stand BY confederate interstate relations
THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.
JUSTICE AND FRATERNITY.
The Undersigned regarding with Just adherence the
crimes OF John Brown and his conlederates desire to
unite with elowcitzsns OF New York and vicinity
ia public and formal deuuncation of that and all SINH
lar outrages and TO declare unaterablc purpose TO
stand by the Constitution al as parts Is interpr-
ted by the Supreme Court of the United States aud We
DO hereby denounce as unpatrioc and untrue revolu-
Onary aud dangerous the idea of rrepreSSble CON
ct existing between the great sections of our be-
loved MON On the contrary, we maintain that the
North and South created for each oiher that there
i natural and necessary affinity between them by pa
rsnage, history religion language and geographical DO
sion and that their different climates and differ
forms OF industry add strength this bond of union
10y enabling them to supply each others wants And we
hereby pledge ourselves from this hour by our influence
our example votes, and by every other proper
10 circumference and oppose in AL
is forms Those of eowcitizens who share these
sentiments with u, requested join US in public
expression Of the same such time and psce as shall be
designated bp this Committee.
JAMES W. BEEKMAN.
WATTS SHERMAN,
NJ MORGAN,
GERARD HALLOCK
WM. H. APPLETON.
SAML. L. VI. BALLOW
JOSHUA J. HENRY
JAS. T. OUTER,
WILSON &. HUNT,
+. f. MORGAN
BENZ NJ WHITLOCK
JAS. BROOKS
HENRY GRINNEL,
ALIEN. I. STEWART
MEw YoEK, Dec. 9th, 1859. COMMITTEE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
iFrtER IRON pANIEL WEBSTER TO joins rvtv".
WAsufNsTDs March IL .4.J


"John Tyler 60 ahead. The heart Of the winter b.
broken and before the first day Of April a your land
may he ploughed. Buy She oxen Of Capt. Marston "
700 think the price fair Pay for The hay ! send You
check for tl6O for these objects Put the great
oxen In a condition to be turned out and flttcd Yor
have good horse team and think in addition 90 ui.
tour oxen and pair Of fourvcar old will DO your
work n YOU think So then dispose Of the Stevens oxen
az invoke them and scnd them pasture, for beef
knOs when shall you, but hope before plant
ing n YOU need anything, such guauo. for instance
write 10 Joseph Brcck, Esq, Boston, aud be- will send DO
. you
Whatever ground YOU plant, eco that &c i. iu
good condition. We want no pfHHVrDgH rrapt IS I.-
a. farm well TILED b. CO. farmer Che next best thing fo
q Rfile wife well vled' Cultivate your garden. Er
sure % produce sufficient quantities Of u5otll vegetable
man may half support h. family from good garden
Tate care % keep my mother garden iu good order,
even " costs you thc wages Of mnn fo t'ko
care of h. hsve sent You many garden s"cd Distribute
them annoug your ncigbburs send tcm to tho stores
in ihe village that everybody may have part Of thcn
without cost AN glad that YOU have chosen Nc Pike
representative Hc Is true man; but ucIe IRE boz View
Hampshire many persons Who call thcmieitc' Wing
Who are no Whs al AL and no better than dsunionsr
Any man Who hestacs IN granting and securing 10 every
art Of tho country its constitutional rights ah enemy
% the whole country.
John TAYLOR " of your BOYS should say that be
hoaors bis father and mother and loves BIZ brothers aud
sister but su insists that Of them should BE- driven
Vu u ~ my vha' can you ~ Of him but this that
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

POST OFFICE ROBBERY AND ARREST IN GEORGIA
ArHrsrs, Dec. l2 Is5p.--D Palmer. Jr from 81
louis, 'n lmbrr'yp- robbed 'hc Post Office NJ Athcrz
"., on Inily, aud attempted 10 fire the building Ua
"'. arrested and confessed h.s guilt The money and
.Hmp. stolen have been recovered Palmer h ip i,iI