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ss1s eniIys AAL sIM0RE WEACRa ice
Fefy morning (Ckcept Sunday and is delisesva
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts. nsr west
The WECKER is also delivered in the Ciii.s
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriara.
Price&or Mail Subscribers of the daily Wees K,
3 90 in advance.
~. -. tne weekly BALTIMORE WECKER is publS5
he'd every Friday at So per annum and ST nar
months in advance. P
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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eeeH Ror8td Unit iNuSnahns bts SCnHtaak) nut
tSFet Z Sents per S0c4t an Ste GrGser s3bI5dr
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SB9eeltne ia sltd bura Griesr .Ota a6Ouasa q,
tns 5aus beiOrst.
Dur@ bic Don Ssrleuest fDfet Der taJi9e ?, 9Dtdsr
$500 per Sabr, tn uubebtngter V duSb ) c.
Iuns.
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r4einti iebsn Brsttaa unItUfet id1rItb 81 IN uubG.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-06
Ayers Catharsic pills.

THE solsnees Of Chemi TRY and Medicine have been taxed
L their utmast 20 produ' " this b"sa, most perfect pnrgsti'e
which h known 10 man. lnnuwerabic proofs are show II that
thes. PfiIs hsve virtues whi,h srrpsss la excellence this or
dinsry medicines, and that they win unitecedcntel!y upon
tho sst<cm If all mon. They are safe aud pleasant t. take,
bat powerful ~ cure. Their penetra'ing properties stimulate
the Vial activities Of the body, remove the cbstrucii"ns Of its
Means, purify the blood. and ex2ei isease. Ttey purge ont
the tout hum0rs which breed and grow diat"mpcr, stimulate
slnesish or diasrdrred organs into their natural action and I'm
part healthy tone with strength q tho whole sss,cn Not "uiy
do they cure tho everyday romplat,ts OF ever. body. but also
formidable and dangerous diseases that have afird the est
ri humau sknl While thew produce powerful ~. cts, they arc
n tho same tlme.in diminishci i ses. the safest and best physic
that can be employed fnr children. Being -np ar eohted. they
arr pleasap, 81 take; and bsing purely veg table, are tree fran
any Ask II harm Cures have been made which snr"ass be.
Lei were they not sutstantiai"d by Mon OF au,h exalted posi-
aipp and character M b. tirbld the Suspicion II untrulh. Many
amineut clergymsn and physicians have lent their names 10
certify 10 fhs pablir the RELIABILITY OF MY remedies. Willie 9th
Pnsgarauoas sonirhu,c inmensc,! 10 the relief Of my afhct
cd. euncgipG fellow men.
The Agent below named Is pleased 10 furnish gratis my
American Almanac, containing directions lur their use aud Ger.
ti6eatrs Of their cures, OF the foil, Nv ing complaints, -
Costivenesa, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, bropsy,
He. rtbarn, Headache arising frun n toul stomach, Aaus'a a. ln-
.therefrum Fiatulency Loss Of Appetite, all u,eefou@ Al d ca.
Hanaous ipiseascs which require an esac ant medicine, Sctofu
ia or Kings Evi. They also. 10y purifying ib" blood and slim
nlaiing the system. cure many complaints which u Would not
BE- supposed they could reach, such ns Deafness, Partial Bind
ness. Neuralgia and Nervous lrritahlly, rfanR"mnn's "ithe
Liver and k,dncys Gout and other k,ndr, d complaints ariaing
from = low state Of the body or Instructions al it, funclion4
Do not be put of by uupripcipled dealers with some other
pill they make more pr"ht ON. Ask Tor AfiEs lufs. and
take nothing else No other they ep give YOU compares with
sLis In It's intrinsic value or euratiYs powers The sicE want
the best aid there IL fur them. and they should have it,
Prepared By Dr. }. q. IEH
Practical and Analytical Chemist. Lowell, Mass.
AGO PRICE d CTS. PER BOX. FIVE BONES FOX -.
. NIX. ASp soip ny
J. II. SEAY, Lynchburg; PURCELL. LADD s. co Rich
mond n. r. RIvEs. Petersburg. NJ A. SANTOS. Norfolk;
aud all Druggists feb tishhnly.
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n UOK no YUUM COAL.A WOOD HILLS.

n OOK TO YOUR 90 ~. n WOOD Hills.
Wei re Just received aauther anppiy of the celebrated
Victor and Merit COOK STOVES, tor wood ad coal, which
were SD universally admired at the lat. agricultural ana Ne
,haniral + lr In this place. BY the great saving of fuel, the
thickness OF casting. their Superior nnish and t".rfect opera
lion In the various departments Vt cvuk,ug, they ARE anknowE
edged to be the best stoves known. We have htted tn soine.
aUopper Reservoir, o. not W alter boilci, which Is . very g'est
convenience in furnishing hot water nj aii times, without any
additional fuel. being heated by the smoke pipe, and without
interfering with tile cooking arrangements IL the stove.
nov = ATS, t" q \. BLlSS e. ~.
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A5A4 - ~ - -
49, - p. assa
~ :SszEs..dnfs.-s==
8 ! mn, ss;s; III; ; 8; :.
sss...., :. !. Vs IN 3 Z; sa; : s,
- - 80: sss. "a: ::' g . * si 1.
-, ssss'ssss as "s.as. 49, - Sss' !. less.
; !. leg. s. :: a. 10. ss', u - Sss, ss. ss..s Z
- 80 Ssrass. o ehtdrs. We Of venr nsier.
10 - =. ss{s''''' yi sss :sa,' cSss siss'1 4 3 s''
: Anssi.es - hs.ss.y. Z. ~1i.s. saJs", 1879 Il had
Z 1870 ..ssss. ssss.s rssss: fa:ay ,risa your isso..i
49, < s, :. , ss9 Gss.:, II. En- .h ass' one s"s Ssi rf, .ss s.. .ss
1ads ns cospssseay veM Your me iIeines are The cheapest
= .s'.. .: - e. = :. d. .. s sss; .sa. frsass ''.'
AssSa. . Ehss,: 2, .:s .s:.ss,',';
m x.s o.y r.,.r. :. .sr.er% ,.a,, I s,,ya,os . ss,s.
sdsss~ s.ss.sp q 'As ,sS,: : : :, 'n sa AZ, tort, u, ,rss
A A.sss, y. D. Albion. h,nroe Co low. writes;
Z sspA & Ioss, Dunps nv practice u many Years ! have tsand
!. ~ . essssaeaxe psiieus, or curing such as are durable"
: We ~. "a ,s,nas. q syidsa =; but Tho % :. !. ." "".s
Co0sunpt1oo
Probably 10 sne remedy has ever been known which cured
. - naay a. 80 y asnssroa. eases - Iii. Some n" human
al can rsosA; ~ esea 90 thusc the Cherry Peeiera' affords
relief and cs9fs1
AsTnR HousG, Nrw YoRN CIrr. March :. 1856.
spR. Ava lowell. I free, Il a duty and a pleasure to In.
form yoa what year CAery PICTORIAL has lone for IN, wife. She
had been avr months lab ring under The dangerous :, mpiom'
e Cnnrpppaion. from which no aie we could procure gave her
mech rcMsk Hac was steadily falling: until DR. strong, OF
! his city, where We have come for advice, recommended a
tr4aIs n vouF mediciue. We hless bis kindn IS as we do your
ss.ll: 10 he has recovered FRO n that day. She Is not vet ~
xesuig % che He1 10 be. bat Is reef IN hcr cough, aud calls
heTself well Yourp with gratitude aid regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY. Of SheibyyHie.
-osnssmestssa Do not despair till you have tried Arft's Cher
~ PsorG. Il b made by one Of the best medical chemists in
sfks worn. ssd lie euses all around us bespeak the high merits
Il ia vtrtnes- PAisispAis kdSo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-06

SIGN OF THE Oh,
IkFFERS to his friends aud the laiblir generally, one Of iht
~ largest and choicest stocks II WATCHES, JEWELRi,
"slLVERWAkE, FINE CLOCKS and FIRST CLASS
GOOD , OF every variety in his lne ,ver presented to the pub
lie, as cheap, brilliant and beautiful as eau be had IN any other
establishment IN this Or any other country. In every depart
incut articles manufactured or import@D are Of the ne Sest
styles and the most unique, -lass al aud elaborate workman.
ship. septe Is
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~ AND y ~ d 4. ~
w subs riber has now In store, the largest Stock ~
of JEWELkY, he has ever had the pleasure OF 'ier- &AS
ing to the public. Also, . line 10, OF CiOCkS-to all -.
1T which he invites the attention Of th public before purchat
ng. (oct u dtsl DiNWlDDiE.
ECG AND AIlROw ROOT CRACkE4s.-
II Just to hand a fr..h sapr.y of that delightful diet tor In.
vaiids aud children. For sale by
april sda !. u. THOMPSON 4 CO.
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Onicr OF tbs >...n.-iac IS. is. Co.

Office OF thr S0ots->iden IS. ts Co.,
PErEHsBuRG, Feb. | 9TH, 1895. ).
4 T the regular monthiy meeting oi the beard OF director.
"A ofthc = ,uth Side X. ii,ad Co, the following resolution
" 4 adopted -
Resolved, Tina, the Freight Agent at i~.ynehburg hereafter
be requested to collect nil freight ON goods received at or de
.lvcred from his Depot on or Uetorc they ARE out Of the posses
loa OF the Company. Copy from Record.
feb l6ts JAMES l.. GU fibERT, Sec'y
FOss GalE FAIR! il the universaI cry
j 4 and thousands are participating ia he festivities winch
such Interesting occasions affords. For the lrcnant week, the
ihf ing ing multtuies are invited /, the city vi Hills, to enjoy
lis hospitality and participate in ihs intere sting scenes, wh,h
are the offspring of suCh DIVERSIONS.
Among The many attractive places to which the gathering
thousands are Invited, and ever welcomed. ma, be found the
The Old HaHeharst photographic Gallery next door TO the Nir.
gin,a Bank. Main Street, Lynchburs. Va, where hundreds at
iikeuesss of the nouie.t works Of c' alton are on exhibiiion,
Tree to all. and il any should desire a fac smile OF themselves,
1t shall be furnished on short notice, and al prices that .annot
tai u please.
A tine assortment uf Cases and Frames of every style and
grade, constantly Oh hand Aiso, i.uckets, breast Pins, Fin
ger Rings, " atch Seals. CharIns. &c.
Pictures taken IN every st,ie OF the art, at all hours OF the
day, and in ali kiLds OF wuaiL.r. ID u BLISS,
oct fgtsI Practical Phot.gr phist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-06

LHNC1HB1 itt: CO.tCfl AMI ,SrHh
~ M WAtitbN FACrbkf.-I hc subseii. w.
Der returns his grateful acknow ledge
menis I" his old friends and Customers tor the liberal patron
are toward him, AMI ucgs leave io INF rm them and the pup
lie that he has been re started in business, aud he hopes, ny "a
more strict attention 10 business. to merit \ contiduancc OF Ia
Nor~ lie will make to order and keep on hand all Kinds ct
iron axle Wagons, made IN the must substantial aud neat
style lie wilt, also, M Ike To order, and will soon have made,
n general assortment OF Carriages. Kockana ys and Bug eics-
Asa. n rse assortment of one and two hor-c Spfirs Moving
Wagons. and ~ u horse stages. All who want good work,
come TO Tie aG Lyath6nr9 Coarh aud UaRgon tanorg, nd. as
he Is doing business on the cash principle, ynn may expect Il"
get good work and ata low price, All VIII" want good and
neat - iggies give me a cali. JOHN II. HAILEi, AgL
NM Il IL
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NOT1CE.-The ander.ianed whs was np-
~ pointed Administrators OF the estate Of John II. Soio-
mon, decd, at tn. February term ri the Court If ilnsting,. Of
the ftty of L~ynchburg. brgs ieayot, Inform the publ. that she
intends continuing the business ct her late husband, at their
stand, on Nam Street. All persons Know lug themselves In
dcbted TO -ad es ate ae respe. ,iuLy solicited to come f,rw ard
and settle. ID. SOLOMON.
arc Ii dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-06

NEW CONC ERN.-We have this day assecin-
~ ted ourselves together, under the style ami Hrm Of LEE.
kO'kE g. Co. for the purpose OF conducting a General Gro.
c'ry, toamissioa AVID ForpardtaS Bhss,ss at the old stand of
Lee, johnson d Co. I'm Main Street. y berc we shall be pleas
ed t" serve our old friends AMI the public promising 10 use
every eher' to promote their interest. Liberal cash advances
made On eo~nslsnmcn,s in hand for sale.
JOHN H. LEE,
January tt leS, ian 4dts GEDkGE ". ROOKIE
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Bp SssAr SO SAYS,
ga GOOD PICTURES
IF 1t We're well done when 'ts done:
Th.n II were well. /, were done quickly. "-Nakspeare.
Spt ynu wish il rel dons IN u superior maantr,
loan ..u Al 4atckty done and peH done, by TANNER.
N. >. TANNER u co,
Main Street, g doors from bridge Street,
I,ynchbuIg X, Va.
La les and Grn,len.sn are cordially invited 10 our POR.
ItAii GALLERY, containing specimens CT Phot graphs,
A.aurptt pee lictaihrty pes, &c *.
Aiso. le tta unfui PATENT LEATHER PICTURE which
is SO c"urr.icni Tor sending by mali
Iictures taAeu III All kinds of weather, and enoosedi In beau.
titui Eases. III ne very low prices from Sd cents to so.
A new aai nrnuiithI assortment vi Cas.s Gold LOckem, Me-
dahl Ms, Lork i.fag.. isoastrius, Key. Seals, &C.. In great
vaii,t ~, jHst rer-tvcd
~ nesn ,npfty oi the hes, Material in the country.
Bt,l for..I la cal. Ioct l4ts.
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(llLH: G1~I.D!-sprrss, s.anp,. Lard. Ri.e
y Salad, Machine, just r. ceivod nv
ts 7-dss SrAnLRR 4 JONES.
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ECoD1NT-A cesveniens aua csmGHven. =
ELt-ING HOUSE on Main Strest. XLciy
- 0sfspsa asae NATH. GUG0RNHxIfxH
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J. u. SEAY, Lynchbura; PURCELL. LADD s co, Rich
mond N. r. RlVES, Petersburg; n. 4. SANTOS. Norfolk
aud all Drue6sts feb t~iei6july.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-06

75O wT, sss,, . !, ." ,.Es,x rss' y. ,.s NEW y az Go. 90.
dne IN, free from r pple and other impurities. and think
that farmers would hnd Il 10 their interest TO call ard eSi niue
1t before buying elsew here. r e.
p. s-wa have In store, also. Timothy, Orchard Grass, Blue
Grass and Evergreen SEED. jisN 22.dis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-06

NOTfC&.-Dr. =. -. Chrissins, haviu9 psr
~ chased Mr.. p u. CHRISTIANS i"tcrest Ia the frsn oflW. A
strnther n Co the bSslnrsa will be continued: by the suLsc,i
bcrs. Tho sty lc OF the hrm Remaining he same
". A. sTROrHER.
jan 1-dts.' \. b CHRISTItN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-06

AU01G Aave jars received q supply 81
u n9w and beautiful PIANOS. comprising some IL The most
seege1f ev9 eA1o4tn thh marked. We would esperi-iy cal
snsxe $1,000 ~ ssyls called the CLIFFORD PIANO.
e.!iE4 AneNeeA LAuis ouatosxe, AID very snowy. We
wt.0N2f Snqqsnatlye 81 hand, Pianos from the manntac.
sesseee e - ~ khAsx Z 20. Dasimess, AMI CHicxrR.
l!o@t e0Qa HeoAA npa ena fssnish them on fully ~ fav ra.
ssetarNe - thsTeea b bad In The Northern CIilesl
AnA ~ seppI u GUITAR. violins. Fiutrs, Music, &r-
O.a4anS See14e ~ ~ = PAYNE 4 BLACKBOARD.
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q
snLscrib~r has just receiver over one hundred CLOCKS.
Of all sorta, shapes and patterns, 10 which he wodld invite the
attention Of his triends snd community at large. Please cali
and examine, and yoa will dud the prices TO suit.
Rep copy Idee st.ts, JAMES DINW
z ~ DOZ. PAlNTRD BUCKETS, receastsE
lDO By feb lSdAl IRDY 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-06

uDlIN !. PIhVlS, AGENT, Is NOW RECEIVING HIS
- NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, and will
continue to add Ia his STOCK fresh and cheap goods every
week daring the Spring and summer month";. all Of which will
he sold AT Il small profit for CASH.
maFth laitf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-06

T. No. Z a~aaiif.x Hscrring, tor -nir br
" march gits. ki..NIl Il N AMBER

A MOTHER praN.-JN >. PaSsh~,
~ AGtNT. Is now r coi>ing til" largest N of n"W and bean
ituI DkS GOODS gotten Ay him THIS sea ,oh. amongst wiich
are uany kinds nj rf, FAM Gnods. april ! DIS.
5NiNEa lta X I'VE have just &c rei'es! IL" in
q Voice nt CIGARS, which W. thihh are very snt. rlr -
Smlkrts are Invited To call aud -saiuine tn, III
altit Dds. w. a Srkf I HER & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-06

~ Gals til" attcn' Ion u purchasers Of Dry Goods to his
large and varied stock Of DRESS GOODS They comprise
II pat: Rich silks, double jumps, Composition, I,"te a sey,,
luoh brocadr, B"adore, Coried, Ch.nc aud Solid Cheeks,
HNn Black In great variety, livrag">, Tissue, Grape Berag.s,
Organizes, Jar"ueti and Law s. and Lace Msntiilas. Ribbons.
Glu,rs, Hosiery, &c, a. al. # the latest import alton. I.o, 4
out for iargains! Ne ] am et,rnined 10 sell AZ small profits.
march ~ dts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-06

BRANCH OrFicEs.-No. "A Hanover ST., Boston; y" " Zap
el ST., Nc Iavcu, ct Gloverville. n. Y; No pa Broa'l St,
Newark, \. j.; No. l4a Chestnut St, phiadslphia n. l'
baltimore St, baltimore; Ma. 81 Wa~tminster ST., Provide nee
X. l.; Ma. ! East 4ih ST, Cincinnati; No. IS North lth ST.. ST
Louis; No al st. Charles ST., Now 0rleaus No. ~ Dau 'hin
ST. Mobile. tdec 2i.d&,t s
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-27
Mountain Correspondence.
New YoRK FLAT, Aug. oath.

NEW 1 lOkk Il LATj aug. Z4Uu'
EDITOR DEMOCRAT thinking that few
items in regard to our political prospects in
this vicinity might be of some interest to
your readers, have thought proper to ad-
dress you few lines Messrs. G. E. DeLong
and JAS S. Slingerland made their appear
ance among us last evening, about o'clock,
without previous notice, (although notice had
been sent two days before but not received)
and in the short time of about two hours, q
meeting of some seventy-fve persons were
assembled, End listened 30 speech from Mr.
DeLong with that attention and interest, that
told plainly that he had many ardent and
tim friends in this vicinity. He spoke for
discussion of the various political topics of
the day, with all due courtesy and respect
to his opponents, also giving a history of his
own course in the Legislature, which was
amply satisfactory to his audience He made
a vigorous, dignifed and able effort, and won
many friends. At the conclusion, Mr.. De-
Long retired amid great applause.
MIR. Slingerland was then loudly called for,
who appeared upon the stand, and excused
himself for not making a speech, saying that
public speaking was not his forte. He said,
however, that he was, and ever had been
Democrat upon principle. Not that kind of
a Democrat, however, that endorsed the
bogus anti-democratic Administration of Jas
Buchanan. Mr. Slingerland by his frank and
candid manner of speaking and manly de-
pertinent gave evidence that he possessed all
the necessary qualifications to make good
Sheriff, to which Office we have no doubt he
will be elected. Our prospects in this vicini-
ty look quite flattering, although the Admin
istration party claim a majority in this pre-
cinct,-but they may find themselves greatly
mistaken on the day of election, and l think
they will. There are none of the nominees
of our party that will run behind their ticket
in this precinct, and some of them will run
far ahead Yours, truly, II,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-27
That Wonderful PiXIevI

Pixley lately issded a pamphlet. villifyinq
Mr. Broderick The same individual passed
the following panegyric upon him in the
Assembly in February, 1859:
Mr. PNLEY- Pulling his watchguard owe,
his head, and laying his watch on his desk
Mr.. Speaker: | represent constituency
of near 10000 persons, worth 500 900 900 Of
property, according to the taxes. | am a
member of the Republican, and not of the
Democratic party. Mr. Brodericll is a mem
Der of the Democratic party, and q very
short time since he was sent to the United
States Senate to represent the State of Cali
forna in that branch of Congress. In the
debate which took place in the Senate of this
State in regard to the political course of D.
Q. Broderick, many things were said of him
from which dissent l do this not as his
party associate but as one of the constitu-
ents, as personal friend and admirer of Mr..
Broderick, in any department of life. moral
", socially, and may even say, politically.
| desire to enter my protest against some of
the assaults upon his character [ saw that
Mr.. Broderick is an honorable man: | saw
that he is a moral man He drinks no wine.
he is not addicted to women, and his friends
are among the most respectable of our eiti-
zens. say that, politically, he represented
the city of San Francisco, in the early davs
of our legislation, in the State Senate, when
rotten bills were the order of the times, and
that every vote Of his upon the record, on
any dishonest measure-on the State Hospi-
tai or Water Lot Bills and the like-stands
fair and full for an honest result. say that
he has been good citizen amongst US, and a
faithful representative ! would not like ia
vote for recalling him from Washington to
day, because | believe that if the people Of
San Francisco, if called on to 90 to the polls
to morrow, and vote on the question of his
return, II out of 20 would vote in his favor
as United States Senator. | say that all
these stories about his being a bully and a
shoulder striker are unfounded in fact-that
they are ISLANDERS and lies; and these gentle
men who come up from the valleys and down
from the mountains, and hearing. believe
these things, are lHboring under great error
"A great mistake. | repeat that | believe
andsknow that in San Francisco, where Mr..
Broderick lived, he is esteemed to he an
honest, honorable pure hearted man-a faith.
full representative Of California and her in.
terests Upon all the great questions affect
ing our welfare as State and a people, he
has shown himself to be faithful and Jealous,
upon our mail contracts, our roads, and on
all those questions that directly involve the
interests of the State. Then | believe for
these and for other reasons, which, if l had
time, might enumerate, l would not vote for
his recall.