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MERCHANDISE.
70 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

siklNh SlOCh y
BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS, &c.
M \ stock Of the above Goods. which | have,
w within the last icw weeks, selected in person r.
OF he manufacturers, i, now being received by
every arrival, and will in II i.s days be In store ~
really for the inspection 81 purchasers.
lEavr spared no pains Ia the selection % this stock, to
rrDler II worthy the attention NJ country merchants, II
ha. been bought on IT,. hr.t terms, of first hands, with 4
yieS TO the retail trade, consequently the size, a well asihe
quality OF the Good. viii commend il TO the favorable no
ticc OF merchants wishing 20 purchase for their retail sales.
Merchants hLying for cash, Will lind il greatly to their
advantage TO give me Il call, AZ No. !i Main street.
JOIIN Z. PAGE, JR,
nc;l Tw" doors above Thos. Il. Price 4 Co.
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NJ =. DUrAL,
,Latr Of DUrdi e .Norfonl
WHOLESALE and retail dealer in ni;uGS, MEni-
w ClNES, rAlNTS. OILi. DNEs, ALCOHOL, BURN
ING FLUID. &c:
And Soil. Manufacturer a;d Proprietor OF prru 4 NpE-
roN's ror,c-
So, 1879 corner Of 10th and Main street, opposite me rH't
Office, Richmond, Va. Wl-'
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
MIR. ~E,S SCHOOL,

UNhIE cINEEI, DEIWEEN Isl MD FUISHEE,
RICHMOND, VA.
TNNlIE next session Of our Schoolgirls on the lst day OF
Il October, isjg, and terminates on the last day Of June,
le60.
Our long experience In teaching, and the very liberal pa
tronase We have received for so many years. have boili en-.
abled and encouraged US to make Important improvements
In our Institution.
A course Of Literature, comprising English, french. Ger.
man, Italian aud Spanish classics Uhe four last through The
medium Of the Frenchl hus been successfully tried during
the las, session, aud will be continued and enlarged IN the
next.
We have engaged Ir. Edward c. Howard to take charge
Of the English part Of this course, as well ~ the Rhetoric,
Bellies. Lelires and First Reading classes o. our Institution.
Mr.. II. is a gentleman OF the highest Iualilcati"ns-an and We
feel confdrn, that his services will he duly appreciated
We would earnestly Recommend our Literature class to
graduating pupils.
The new house which We have erected VIII greatly add TO
the convenience AS we'll as 10 the comfort OF the Young la.
dies boarding in our family. Two Young Ladies only will
occupy one room, except in eases when three would desire
to occupy the same chamber.
uIIBERTp IEfEByRE. A.. NJ, Principal,
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MERCHANDISE.
SECOND LARGE M ATTRACTIVE
OPENING OF
DRY GOODS.

l. I " oODS
93EEDEN ce FOX
IYAvE been opening, In part. during the past week, and
j by the steamer from New iorS to-day VIII be III f-
c"ipt Of their fi second supply Of
DRY GOODS.
We have bought many large lots Of pr-,. h""i' II 'he
CLOSING AUCTION SALES
in New York during the past week, all Of which We -haiI o'!e'
a, extreme low prices. We call special attention 10 i large
and choice assortment Of
DRESS SILKS,
embracing all grades, from 49, cents per yard To the richest
style>.
Printed American ana French De Lain-..
Mpu>-hnr dr LsiE- Robes, al very reduced price,.
Printed French Ncrinos.
Rich Plaid ant Striped Poplin..
y-lours de Paris,
And i grra; variety o! other nr~ and beautiful fabrics.
Our assortment of EnLrptler!rs !, now complete
Amongst them are
French Muslin Collars. i, price. much Ic,, than usual.
MaI;r-r Lace, lo.
Real Point Lace, do.
Real IOin: Lace Sets, \ splendid assortment.
We are also making large additions 10 our
STOCK or NEGRO CLOTHING.
Large lots or and 6-i,hs Pulled Cloths.
Maryland penItentiary Lihscys-
Sleeps Gray Sa,nci-. Al! qualities.
Virginia Jeans, SC. ~
Also, a large stock Of Faced CasinctA< res,
Negro and he'd Blankets liI;EEDEN
Oct. - No. 2i1, Broad sFfStt.
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purT,nrIpuI, N,pEEr. Nov.


fliILADkbPlI MhkhEi, .NoN'r
!og: IS unchanged. Wheat l. heavy; sales OF S,5c'
.ahr., f-d, ! .sal - cts. Com Is dull; sales Of $3.50
's'.r., old yellow. GU cts; new, - cts. Whisky closet
~ F,unsylvania. - cts; ohis. ., cts
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GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, Va. FOX SALE.
- Y order Of the lrgatres. The undersigned will sell OS
ID TIE FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, l>GO. at Glou.
c"-,er Courthouse, 20 the highrs, bidder, without reserve,
his valuahl. Farm. II coniaia, about two hundred acres
vi excellent land, Il considerable portion meadow,
%! superior quality. The improvements consist Of 4 family
Residence with six ROOMS, together wiki kitchen, smoke.
hvn,". barn. &c. Tie hrarhfuiErss " It's location and
pleasant nrighborhOod render Il 4 desirable home FOR any
person. and tile proximity vi the Court house make, /, AN
advantageous rr'idence for i lawyer, physician or me.
chiIic.
For further information, address the undersigned AZ Pc.
t-r,hurG, Va. ". 7. DAVIS.
Noy. g-cisJDcc. Executor o! v. L. Davis, deceased.
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BURLINGTON

HNlIE tw-nty-sixth term al this Institution Will begin gu
Il TUESDAY, the ist Of November ,Ail saints Day.
Punc;ual ATTENDANCE i required, that rrci;a'ions may he
held in Mi the classes on the following day.
Application for admission may lie made al present to the
Rev. Professor HYDE, AT burlington, NJ.
%; lI-dEcwlm vi
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CI,IREHUGH'S

EHU
WIG AND TOUPFE FACTORY,
NO. eos, BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
SOUTHEAST CORNER FULTON STREET. UP STAIRS.
rLlREHuGH'S WIGS and OUPEES are measured OF
" Scientific Principles, which never fail, and j single ex
animation will prove how Superior they are TO the heavy
clumsy. ilI.it,ing articles usually made.
CL,ErHrGu has lately Introduced the newly Invented par,
inrs, worked ON silk and humHn hair foHad6ttons.
CLIRgurGu challenges detection from the most crIiica'eye
This. together with numerous. other improvements, all pecu
liar to this Establishment, render his Wigs, for style. Fit
Material, Durability and ~lirh;ness, and Beauty OF Work
maaship, superior TO all others.
A perfect lit guaranteed 20 non.resiLcn,s. II measured BY
Cl!rchurh's syst-m-io he had on application.
The riEinal and only Genuine
CGIREHUGH'S
TricoP h O u g,
FOR III HAIR,
% AN 80 y PER BOTTLE
For sale by Everybody.
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T,IL AND WINTER .GOODS.-A
general assortment of Stspl. and Fancy Dry Goods re-
ce;y,i md In Store. for sale at the lowest market price "
lHADSwoRTH, TURNER 4 CO.,
Fan, 1a-au No. Is, Fourteenth skss
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TENliE nry.sixih term at this Institution will begin on
4 TUESDAY, the ist of November (All Saints Day.
Punctual attendance Is required, that reci,ation> may he
held In all the Glasses on the following day.
Application for admission may be made ut rrcscnt. 10 The
sgv. T.. X. SMITH, Principal,
n., 1 I -I.r,v,, y = ~ I.u-lino,nu Y
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1-HoLL0MAY,S WORM coNFEC.

TIONS.-why give your children nauseous aud un~loie-
som. Worm incdicInr, when YOU have iii, delicious, prepa.
| ration uf sugar. that all children crave, ami mothers aud
physicians recommend ~. the most -lrciaa! OF all RENE
dies.
They do not contain calomel, but are purely vegetable;
they never Tail TO .xp-i WORMS where they rAisi, aud i'm
prove the health in Al, cases.
Honoway'sa are tn. original and only SAFE AID reliable
Worm CONNECTIONS prepared only by JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY
i CuwpLN, Philadelphia Sold 10y
PURCELL lApp Il CO,
Az. Is-E,5tcu Richmond. Va.
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- GnEAT ExclTEMENT-nY ,rELE

49,, G~RAPII-wATSON, :; N-in street, WlL;eiIursts
old Gallery, has received. by the Europa, S,ercoscopie
Views taken in England, France. Italy, and the Holy Land,
OF Landscapes. Groups and SttiGary. Call and see them.
Til. bes; style OF PHOTOGRAPH taken by WATSON for
81. Likewise AmbTO.ypr> 20. - cents.
Photographs. lie. .ixe. colorci ia oil, or pa.tl, and CO.
pied from old iasucrreotyrct az! enlarged.
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ELLEr'r q WEISiGEH,

ELLE.Tr & WEISIGEIs,
No. l6,, MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE EXCHANGE BANK,
HAVE jus, received all OF the latest styles u!
i gents fine DRESS HATS and French Soft HATS, kH
viz The Garihaiii, 2ouave, Victor Emanuel, ana aC&
srIendid assortment Of young gents fine cloth CAPS.
Also, Boys Dress HATS and CAPS in great variety.
BROAD ROCK, tVA.i TROT.ING RACES
MILL. commence ii:h Hovem- :.
w Der, loj9. EAx
FIRST DGY-Swc-rs,ase for hor- ISI4AH&~
scs oN ned in Virginia Oh the
day OF September, l>i9. Two mile hcat-, Ia harness, acc"r
dinc TO New York Trottinc r1lrs: 300 entrance; 30 for
felt, Proprietor 10 add 0if;woS start; close! Oh The :nih daE
OF October with iaree subscribers.
y. +. Ward names his black mare.
Jared Hall, Jr, names l.. Z Col. .u-.clL.
Calvin Green names :. IN. Lady Grey.
SECoNp n1-NuvciUhrr ~. l~3?-SNcrpsta.c for hoT.e'
owned. aGl In Virginia OIL ;h- first day -: October, lo"9
Five miles out, 10 harness, according to New York rules. -"
entrance; tluO forfeit: Club 10 add 800 IL ;~o start; closed
Oh The Both day OF October, l>j!, with ;hrcc Subscriber.
Thomas Ruskell names Z. III. Lady Grey.
c, Wagner names l.. III. Lady Clifford.
u. T.. Ward names his u. Z. hick.
TH.np DAT-Soveiuber2 -, Isj9-Swccpstas-. allie heats
tlOU entrance; - forfeit. Now three s""scf!oeT'' h''
rl,spl
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NOTICE TO THE Sr0CKMoLDEsS OF

NOTICE TO THE DEhss Or
THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD CoMrAHt.,
yIlHE annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the virginia
Central Rail Road Company will be held II. The cry oil
Richmold on Thursday, the 2ith November. l>@, at seven
o'clock, Z. NJ.
Extract from the Hy-ln"> o' III" Company:
"AIl proxies to represent Stockholders AT a general meet
;no shall be In writing. ana signed by the per- son thus trans,
f.rripc the power; partnerships may sign III The name o.
Tho partnership. and the signature Of either 'ne'neer Of the
Arm shall be valid. No proxy shall be valid, given more
,ban sixty DAYS prior to the meeting Of the Company.
.So proxy ;or individual Stockholders shan pas He.'
,,;ny 70 or returning from the meetings OF the Company,
unless he Il himself a S,ocsholder.
..Ths booL, Of transfer shall lie closed fifteen days pre-
| ylous to any general meeting ~
orr,cr y,Rs,S,, CENTRAL. RAIL ROAD CoNrASr.
"'" RtCuunSp. Dc. 81. lSJ9.
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~ GKATITUDE.-l: gratitude was ever cSi.
denced among any class, 1t certainly has been With those
who have used and tested the extraordinary virtues Com
tanned in DIR. J. HoSTErTER'S CELEBRATED NJ
BlrTERS. ScaIcely 4 day passes, We are Informed, that,
the Doctor does not receive from some recent heart stricken
and sVlicitous parent, brother or sister, or friend, some tes-
tinonisis OF deep and earnest gratitude, for his agency in
restoring to health and wonted vigOr, some kindred. For
the cure Of Dyspepsia, FiHiuiency, Constipation, Lack Of
Appetite and all Bilious tendencies, are speedily corrected
by The use Of these Filters Is per directions on bottle.
For sale 10y Druggists and dealers generally everywhere,
aud by HOSTETTEi; s SMITH,
Manufacturers and lrOpriciOrs
SovO-Ju M ., Mater mud - Front streets.
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CHARLESTON MARKET, Nov. :.
.;tVu trmer sales 81 ! ,9cO bales.
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RiCuuoxp. Va, Nov. lst. !


q. CKANZ
IMPORTER Of and Dealer in, Foreign WINES, LIQUORS
Il md CIGARS, has nov in store co half pipes jas. Hen
messy Brandy, vintages lsi2to lSi; ~ pr. and eighth CASKS
10. pinet Cat;ilIinn & Co., Vintage Of 1872.
Sa,srae, vint. 1875, l-o2 and lay,: Vine Growers Comp,
yin,. AniedIluyian and ISIS.
sOboxes do, vintage 1895, IS32 ard 1870. and a large
fresh supply Of Champagne, Of all the first brands now i'm
ported. N"'i
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sS-FEAR AT AN END!

sS- FEAR AT AN END!
No one is now deferred from changing the
WhiSllcr.s or Noustacho
From red, grey OF. sandy TO a rich
B /. G X Q II Is IL . w n.
By a fear Of iniuring or staining the skin.
CRiSTAOORO'S HAIR DYE,
l. harmless Us water. mild as new milk, and TRUE TO NA
TURE, In the magnificent colOrs II impar,s.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Drrsscrs.
CRlSTADoiiO, No. y Astor House, New iork.
Nnr Jim
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RnR SALE uIs RENT

THlIIE two story Brick Tenement, OF FanS street. FOR -
inerly occupied as the Enquirer Printing onic.. e,
The house Is neT, larg. and in good condition. III
Applyio
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HEAVY STOCK.

have now In store much the largest and mos, h,irac'
tive stock Of fine FALL. CLOTHING We have ever
shown at this season Of the year. The assortment en-
braces every thin; that is new and desirable Of this season :
Importation, and 80 great a variety that the tastes OF all
can he suited.
All Of which have been gotten up IN the best ana most
fashionable styIct. At our own mandatory, under -reh'
advantages, aud will be offered AT prices I" scll them.
SOy2 KEEN, BALDWIN q "ihhiaNs.
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EoR RENT DIR LEASE,

~ TWO IENEMESTS on ll;h street, between -
.s;;. Main aud Cary. They ARE we'll adapted Tor Il,
.LanlA. business. Each tenement, contains store, Au-A
baselucrri, lumber room. an airy lodging room, water closet,
&c. There l.. water and gas ia each tenement, with Il water
p!pc TO convey al the water used iuio the culycrt without
leaving the room. To good aud permanent tenants. :he
rent will be made easy. Apply 10
W. ". p~CNNAvANT.
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WI TN-WTUs
BEAUTIFUL, GLOSSY And LUXURIOUS HAlR
I'D can be obtained by using P-liciin's Golden FLUID.
IL increases It's gro~il. renders the hair sof; and glossy,
prevent. is falliae OIL, removes daiAruT and re,tors the
Hair 10 its original color. Price - cents. For sale by
Gro. DOwDEN, Druggist,
Oct iS-2m l.5 MAR St, next American Motel.
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.,KG,,ys ~ DRY GOODS.

-" AGENTS IN New Orleans +. J. Il'Er 4 Co., \.
GEIgFF L Co., J. 7. MooEE 4 ca.
Nnv .-lmllM
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Havana Plan Lotteries

Urdr foUr a. times Il mohth'
And are the ino,: liberal Of any Schemes ever offered. For
r,rticul.r.. aI!rrs, ". &. DAWSON & CO,
Oc;. - Managers. Macon and Savannah. Ga.
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ElEACIS AND WHITE =" case.
ID Black and White, Black aud Grey, solid BACK. and
White and Black English Prints. Of our own Importation,
which in consequence Of the kicness 81 the season, we WIN
sell ut reduced prices. KENT, PAlNtS W.
WITNESSED casks Sherry Wines. from low grade. 10
the very finest; . hhds. chuicc and very Old Madeira;
4up baskets Champagne wincs, various brands: . CASKS eA'
ira fine old Port, ROW IN s;Or, and for sale, hy
SFLDEN 4 MILLER.
Sov4 Corner Pearl and Cary 10.
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MOUTH WASH,

Fol. CHROME lNfLAMMATlOS OF TIE GUNS.
FOR TIE CURE OF SCIOFULA.
FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH.
FOR SPONGtSESS OF TIE GUMS.
FOR TIE CURE OF SCURNY.
FOR MERCURlAL INFLAMMATION OF TIE GUNS.
FOR 4 INITIATED STATE oy THE FLUIDS nP TEE MOUTH.
FOR CELEBRATION Of TIE GUNS OF CHILDREN.
FOR lSfLAMMATION or THE PALATE
Fol, TIE CURE OF THRUSH ~ CHILDREN
FOR SERIOUS TUMEFACTlOS OF TIE CNCLA.
FOR TIE CURE OF THE MOST OBSTINATE AND IN
NETEATE DISEASES OF THE MOUTH.
THIS WASH should he used after each meal. II will prove
al excellent tonic and astrin:cnt.
Gentlemen will fad this an agreeable mouth wash after
sroking-remoyins, AS II does, the unpleasant odor from
the mouth.
All that Is asked for this wash Is Il fair trial, which will
assurei!y convince every one OF it, extraordinary efficacy
in curing the various diseases for which 1t is recommended.
TuIs Mourn WASH i So HCNErG, but j. the result Of care,
study and attention. II Is now offered TO Tie public NJ large,
trusiin: that il will meet the wants OF the afflicted. Pre-.
~parcdhy
q. 81. KING & CO.. Pharnaccu,is.s and Druggists,
:. T.. corner Of Hanover and Lombard sts., Baltimore.
20 To whom all orders must he addressed.
~ For sale, in Richmond. by L.iDLEr / KODiSscS
W,EEES 4 PglHCF, ". Peterson. July y
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SAVANNAH MAREET. Nov. :.
-:.5. aIranring salSs Of 500 bales At Halls cis. 70
The hydraulic press., 1859-11-05

THE OLD RACER.-At the St Louis Fair,
the veteran race horse Lexington was ex-
hibited on the grounds. A correspondent
of the Union writes of him thus:
"That venerable champion of the turf,
sightless as Milton, has a hold upon the
general affections which age and infrmities
seem but to have strengthened nor have
age and infrmities blunted his indomitable
courage and proud ambition. 1t is said that
as he approached the amphitheater, on the
day of the exhibition, held by four stalwart
men, the tap of the drum-to him the only
signal for the start-given by accident,
threw him into such a fever of excitement
that some of his grooms were violently
dashed against the adjacent trees, and he
himself with difficulty restrained. When
finally he was led into the ring, and the mu-
sic hushed, he trembled like the aspen leaf,
and as he stepped seemed to be walking in
air. Imagining, doubtless, that he troa the
familiar turf, with pointed ears he awaited
the tap of the drum, all the while prancing
as if eager for the contest. Though the
palm of excellence was borne off by another,
it may be safely said that Lexington retains
his position
The hydraulic press., 1859-11-05

SUNDAY MAn.--The papers below are
justly complaining of the detention at the
Bay of the Orizabas mail, which arrived
Saturday night and did not reach Sacramento
until Tuesday morning. The letters for this
place did not come to hand until Thursday.
There is ne good reason for not having a
Sunday mail. If Sabbatarian scruples trou-
bic the department or those who do It's ef-
rards, they should at least be consistent and
not allow the ocean steamers to aesecrate
the Lords day by sailing, ard the Stage
companies should also refuse to run for the
accommodation of passengers en- that day.
The press of the cities, which are most in-
terested in this matter, ought to call without
ceasing for Sunday mail until the public
wish is granted.
The hydraulic press., 1859-11-05

A SNoB.-Grantley F. Berkeley, known as
the British Nimrod, who says he came to
America for the noble purpose of inducing
IA fraternization between the sportsmen and
dogs of the two countries, complains, in a
letter to the Spirit Of the Times, that the YAM
kee railway and steamboat agents do not
know how to treat gentleman's dog, pro-
viding for them no special accommodation,
and exposing their prescious legs to the ex-
treme chances of fracture amongst freight
and baggage. He is afraid the civilizing OBJ
ject he contemplated will be thwarted by
such barbarity, and affectingly observes that
he would not have minded any cost, pro-
vided gold could buy safe and comfortable
quarters for animals who had shared his pdrlor
and his home for years. All this is amusing,
and yet there is dash of right good feeling
in it which makes the British Nimrod appear
quite amiable.
The hydraulic press., 1859-11-05

CHEROKEE LEGIsLAToRs.-Th following
are the names of some of the recently elected
members of the Legislature of the Cherokee
nation: Cricket Sixkiller, Grits, George
Scraper, Pelican Tiger, Crabgrass, Charles
Sittingdown, Springfrog, and Ligtningbug
Bowls. The other names are Waite, Foster,
Coody, Brown, Hildebrand, Adair, Cham-
bers, Hicks, and similar cognomens. Many
of the Cherokee names are very fine, such as
Grey Eagle, The Leaping Thunder, The
Rolling River, &C., while others, as may be
seen above, are rather funny.-National De.
m0crdt
The hydraulic press., 1859-11-05

TRUcKEE TURNPIKE CoMpANY-In accord
ance with previous notice meeting was
held at Plum Valley, Sierra county, on We'd
nesday Nov. 2d,for the purpose of organizing
company to construct turnpike road
from Grizzly Fort in said county to Truckee
Meadows in Utah. About twenty persons
were present. including several of the most
prominent business men in Nevada, Yuba
and Sierra counties. n. w. Clark was
elected Chairman, and O. P. Stfdger, Secre-
tary, and the meeting proceeded to organize
a company for the purpose above specified,
under the name of the Truckee Turnpike
Company. The following officers were
elected to act until permanent erganiza-
tion shall have been effected: President, n.
W. Clark; Secretary, O. P. Stidger; Trea-
surer, Alex. Frazer; Directors, n. w. Clark,
Thos. Freeman, 7. G. Smith, j. B. Bope,
Chauncey a. Peck. TEse capital stock was
fixed at 100000, divided into 800 shares of
500 each, and the duration of the Com
pany at twenty years. The directors were
authorised to open books for the subscrip-
tion of stock at Forest City, Alleghanytown,
North San Juan and Marysville. A commit
tee, consisting of 0. p Stidger, c. Schar-
din and DR.. Stotler, was appointed to draft
Bylaws, and report at an adjourned meet
ing to be held at North San Juan on We'd
nesday, Nov. 10TH The directors were au-
thorized to select competent surveyor and
make preliminary survey of the route de-
signated, as soon as practicable. North San
Juan was designated as the head quarters
of the company. The meeting adjourned as
above.
The hydraulic press., 1859-11-05

The Cal. Home Journal, which maintains
its high literary character and is becoming,
what for the credit of the State it should have
been long ago, popular favorite, contains
a suggestive article from the pen of Mr.. Hit
tell, in which that gentleman intimates that
Unitarianism, or something even broader, is
the religion of genius. In support of this
idea as applied to America, he adduces the
well known names of Claiming J. @. Ad
ans, DR.. Bellows, Edward Everett, Wendell
Phillips, 0. W. Holmes, Longfellow, Lowell,
Bryant, Dana, Curtis, Allston, Prescott,
Margaret Fuller, and a number of minor ce-
lebrities, not to speak of the heterodox
Parker and philosophical Emerson. The
writer says "faalt finders may abuse the
Unitarian church, but the latest times shall
bless it as the mother and nurse of some OF
the greatest and noblest men whom earth
has produced"
The hydraulic press., 1859-11-05
Special Notices.

Halls sSarsapariIIa Yellow Dock and
IOdide of POtass is prepared from the finest red
Jamaica Sarsaparilla and English Iodide of Potass-
admirable restorative and purifier of the blood it
cleanses the system of all morbid and impure matter
removes pimples, boils and erupions from the skin
cures rheumatism ahd pains ofall kinds-All who can
afford should it, as it tends to give them strength
and prolong life Sold by Druggists general y, at 90
per bottle. r. HALL CO..
Proprietors, Wholesale Druggists, 143 and 145
Clay street San Francisco. oil 3m
For sale at the San Juan Drug Store, by
L. & l.. MCGUIRE.
The hydraulic press., 1859-11-05

DR.. Garfield, of Monterey, informs the
Santa Cruz Sentinel that peculiar resinous
or gummy plant, which he calls species OF
Grndelta and which is probably the well
known Tar Plant, is sure antidote for Poi
son Oak, when applied by rubbing on the
bruised leaves or washing with detection
OF them. The plant is green, sticky and
vanished, bears yellow flower and daubs
up the legs of cattle with its balsamic ex-
udation.