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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

tender. the most fattering compliments TO Gov
Dickinson as "a man Of high capacity, oil steriins
"principle, always true and conservative In tne
maintenance Of the doctrines of his partJ' aud
bold in their vindication, whenever ana o!
"whomsoever they are assailed:" but II broadly
intimates that the Southern Democracy VIII DOL
"yield the nomination, for the fourth time, IN un'
broken succession, to the North" Considering
the intimate relations Of Wise and Wood, and
the frequent coupling Of their as candidates
for the Presidency and Vice Presidency in 1900
We would suggest to Gov. Dickinson, as an dm'els
curiae, whether they not attempting 70 Pohteiy
bow him out Of the way for the first office, in srder
10 be.tow il upon the errAtic Vrginisn, while the
second is thereby to be left open TO our willy e1-
Mayor At all events, while Gov. ID. keeps one
eye steadily fixed on Mr.. Cagger and the Soft Cen
tral Committee, il will be well to cast occasional
glance at tie Chairman Of the Astor.House Hard
| Committee and his Richmond friend.
Fearing that if Seymour is Ignored at Charles
ton, the Softs will form q coalition with Senator
Hunter, whom Wise cordially hates, The Enquirer,
in the article already quoted, disposes of that
branch of the New-York Democracy in the follow
ing summary style: 1--WE are frank to say, we
expect no cordial cooperation with Southern
Democrats At present from the Soft faction Of
1.-The New-York Democracy. Their avowed con-
aversion from the heresies of Free-Soilism is yet
"too recent to permit them to cooperate heartily
"fof the nomination of any Southern Democrat,
"however liberal his views or conservative his
Tendencies" This il . sharp thrust at Hunter,
Wises Presidential rival who is now leering at the
New. York Softs and the Dsuelasites with one eye,
while the other is inteutly riveted upon the ultra
Slavsry Propagandists Of the South. whence his
chief help must como. Hunter may deserve this.
But it il cruel to both the Hunker and Barnburner
wings of the Soft Democraey-the Hunkery, who
never hesitated to stoop to any degrsdaton which
the South required of them; the Barnbur,ers, who,
though tAey have faltezsd On oas OS tive occasions
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No family sOuldbe without these invaluable curativos
TrN are the only remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
AMI priTaie Sr With them the pa armed ana Drr
F Hgsinst te first approach disease an can moot n
~ ir threshold and Keen II at bay at nledcin
rightly areced In the first hours Of esease perfectly cures
that Which by delay only be relieved y long and li
Gus hours OF sulerna If at all With these at hand Won
are not Obliged to await the coming Tint often s
as well eXpeneive luxury Decor: nor 10 lie ,,,ai ~
poisoned blistered, bled, Yourself adn;st
TIE simple specific and resorc the ruddy current Of 10.
again to health and JOY fere cannot only no injury nrc
" aiv case from their use hut the general inGnenca mon
the constitution" herond all question:, most beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire active, efficient agent 6,r tbs so,o ., 49,
remedies, In every community in The Tni,si
ADDRESS, DE-. T: Humphreys, & CO.
No 562 broadway, New York
Ss-SS'" tF ii's Druggist. IN wteelsnE rAl4ly
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THE TN FELLIG FNCER
From the Louisville Journal
THELOST SONGS.
BY JOHN J. P1ATT.

He lived and died; he sang sweet songs
OF Tower that blooms-of bird that sings
OF feelings sweet that through the dust
Oflife lift their forgotten wings.
His earth was Gods; he deemed he saw
In every path His image stand:
On every flower unseen by all,
lie saw the Sabbath resting Hand!
All things to him were dear-the voice
OF childhood gce, of mother love
He clasped the dear world to his heart
And lifted eyes to bless above
The brother world-he knew so we'll
Their brothers saw and kneto him not:
He TOamed an exile in their land;
He died without their doors-forgOt.
Years passed; the sunshine seemed more bright
The Mays more blythe--the earth more young,
Years passed; oh, sweetest lips grew sweet
When many an orphan song was sung.
Flowers human grew TO musing men
By those song-children pucked and given;
All mornings gaddening took the pulse
OF those strange sky larks in their heaven!
Now many a little orphan child
Of song looks up into the eyes
OF Pride, and Hate, and Wrong, ard sings
Till tears of Love and Pity rise.
These are the songs the poet sang
Unnoticed, DER the earth long years
And the world wonders where he lies;
They seek to name his grave with tears.
None knows; no rose was planted there,
Remembering him-no lettered stone;
Those little songs, that wandered lost,
Are all that knew the poet lone.
"Ah," the world cries. "our brother died
Without-wc needed not his call"
The proud world signs: "Thcse orphan songs
MAY live within the hearts of ALL"
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FIRST SPRING STOCK!
~ Extremely low Price,, now Opening n

ISAAC EseA &C EHE.a.
ANiSG Just returned from New York with well
lected and cheap stock Dry and Fancy Goods,
woui request the public examine before
elsewere Ny stock OF Dress Goods will he found
Sist OF the latest styles and guarantee that
lower than those any other house would Gull parc-
ar attention to Figured Brilliaus, worth richly
at only l2c; Plaid Ducals worth 25c l2Gc; Light
cold I'D ChinZrs worth 2Jc lC, and goOS pro.
portion MuslIus and Irish 1iuenI will
l2JG at 1Oc, and Irish Linen worth
comprising the latest styles, and which being
srect from the manufacturer will cheaper
before 100 BOnneL Ribhons 1u0 luches; Flowers
everything aprertainng to the Millinery which
branch call the particular attention the Trade
be offered Mt the lowest figures
EMBEOIDERlES.-lf you wish to find largest, best
and ciieapest stock give call promise sell
Collars, sets of Sleeves and Collars Rpns
EtGngS At less figures than any other establishment.
"UOpr Kid Gloves only Soc worth 81 pr MItts at
Toe. worth 2jc; 2hO Linen IIa EerGhiers 215c,
lS lao do ut 1891 worth 25c lielnsch anikerchie
at Size, worth 62G; 80 do ct SOC worth - superior
a. G2j9c worth 81; 1OnO willie Brants at i2Gc worh
lSS lOt Put do at S1, worth BIC; we'll any other
white goods sIch NaIsooks both plain plaid striped
proportional ely low 300 Dollars worth Piece GOous
suitable for Mo liant Tailoring Trade and of which am
confident haze the largest stock Wheeling will he sold
:" the Trade at less than other House Wheeling
can sell them at; and all ask is examination a,n
convinced of my ability to SELL Call and examine for
yourselves. ISAAC Prayer,
MniD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
PILES.

Clergyman Baptist Church. well known In Illinois
%Tns to US SAVE 81 have bee" for some time seriously
severe one-a: time indeed hopeless; Int have used
your medicine (Pe SpeciRc), and cured have no
obligation"
gentleman Of fifty years. well and favorabv known AT
Cei, Delaware county, been ma rty to the
piles for twenty years. Sometimes from excessive hemor-
hage, pain and SUFFERING he reduced the verge Of
tile grave. For he had dragged miserable evis
tenee confirmed invalid, disqualified any business
er life almost burden 1t is needle add that he had
tied all sorts "f remedies, from all ncors 20 little
purpose: He consulted two recomn-
eh our Pile Specific wit occasionally, Dysnepsa PIN
From this he began 10 Improve. and has never hal a
serious turn Of Piles. From the fest NJ, to year
past he had occasionally symptoms cou,ia INF.
hut . few doses Of die Pile e would dsperse all
brilliant scarcely found in the annals Of
M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

ITEEEKES--A new Seeding Potato, for sale by
Il np2l SMITH * GOERELL.
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j AS. M. DILLON,
1O2 MARKET STREET.,
P1nmhar and Gas Fittar

x EEPS constantly Oh hand, Gas fixtures Lead and
IN Wrought iron Pipes, Sheet Lead All sizes
Brass Cocks and Valves Steam whistles aud Stca, and
Wuter iuaEeS, Liftand Force Pumps Sinks Bathing
Wooden aud Cast Iron Iiydrants Gum Hose packims
Gf all ThicHnesses Anti-friccu Metal Pure Banca Tin
zinc and Atmony, The Celebrated ThUY BELLS best
Crucbells in the country.
t5I- Also, Pnlly's improved aud patent Chain Pump
Whchis decidedly the pnmp the age, right
patuP which in Towns Countiesin Western Virginia
will he sold on fair term.
EY Galvanized Iron Tubing, Incorrosye, and for con.
Quoting pipe, for ot cold water espe
cayf deepwells preferable to, and cheaper than
Pipe.
EqueductPipe constantly onhaud, any or guam
ii = which can be furnished short notice
SS tSa pHid FOR 0id C0DDer, BrGSSTnH GoId.
nOvi9 d2nW&wiv
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COUGHS AND COLDS

gentleman public lecturer, took severe cold the
latter part OF last month"; while travelling featuring In
northern Penney though addressing pnblc
evening; yet in days, by the aid Specific
he entirely recovered and enabled rrsup
ing without Inconvenience No public speaker be
without them.
married lady of 4nhad taken violent cold, which set.
tied on her lungs, causing severe cough the side
considerable fever and hoarscneSs usual
u very lasting and Troublesome but by taking the speci;
tirelv we'll.
yOnngman Of % had cough and hoarseness fifteen
months During cold weather his voice as only
speak in Whispers pain induced coughing dry or
raising only triii" in the morning. quite enact
nted Had taken several medicines but little or no
hsneR lie commenced with the Cough Pls-onc pill three
times per lny-Anl found himself improving, his
cough mer and softer h0arseness passed strength and
appetite improved, and in few weeks was entirely wen
having taken other medicine
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DUR REMEDIES RY llAlL-

Look list, make IN a case Of ,yhui Tin, go
choose and enclose the amount or STAMPS
by mail TO our address, at NJ $50 way New YorL ma
the medicine will he duly returned by mail or express free
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THINGS To REMEMBER.

PLEASE REMEN1BER.-That these Specifies entirely
harmless in all instances and in all Babies
them, children them, the aged, :nrin invalid
may use them without danger, and with benefit
PLEASE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thousand Of Tie gift
ed and intelligent minds in this country Europe have
long since given in their adherence. Homeopathy, and
emnoy it exclusively in ailcases OF diseases
and families.
PLEASE REMENTBER.-TIut only in long starIiug
old conlllU but in recent and violent diseases
most dangerous character, Homeopathy proved
lieriorty other system tn repeated trias.
PLEASE REalENHElI.-That Homeopathy is sustained
not from lis theories and doctrines, hut from its daily
hourly success in curing the sick and arrcSting
PLEASE Observation-Disclosures is the lttle ills that lead
to great and tits little ailments that neglected
grave and serious diseases.
PLEASE RENE itEIt.-That you may have it in your
promptly ana pleasantly such complaints
the beginning. Ond thus prevent grave diseases.
PLEASE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this system yen the
struggling forcing and deception used get other
taken By children, al ways dangerous
struggles generally than Ovrrbaance all tho good that
may lie done by the medicines thus given
PLEASE KEAiENlBEE.-rh Humphreys system of IIo
nooyathc Specifics hivcsts the rv"t" practice
tam of allPecpi,raH and im'irg, that every body
PEEAsE EEMEMBER--TI,at the Of asnse chronic
alincn such as Piles Cararr Headache, Rhrum
viii more tan ten times pay the cost OF Il case.
please REMEHEER.--ihatt two or four dollars invested
in case Of Specific Remedies, will return many
ton Of disease, and absolute relief
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

S(TEhave hand and receiving daily, large and
w complete assortment of Hats and Caps, embracing
every variety of style and price. And In view of
creasing demand for first class goods paid
ticular attention TO the getting of such expressly
adapted to the wants OF customers.
with Eastern houses such that enabled furnish
the iatestStyles nf Hats and Caps Introduced
Aud promise that the and beautiful as
sentiments, we'll asthe best qualities feYery
to be found Mt our establishment.
The public respectfully invited call and examine
wiIsPare pains give
deco 3 HARPER L BRO
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HUMPHREYS,
PBCIFIC HolI@oPATRIC-RE

SPECIFIC HoMEoPATAIC--RE
Stand confesedly at the ofremedta means for
Of the people They alike poisonous,
dangerous and repusve doses of quacker old school
practice the Inconvenience Of waer-cure Intricate
and perexng obseurtes of the usual Homeopathic books
and medicines Consisting of simple specifics the vari
Gus diseases to which they are related put The form
dangerous disgusting they form at ready
source Of the and the of the
complaining invalid.
They possess these positive advantages which
before combined in any popular remedies. They
LESS no injury arise from their They SIMPLE;
you always know what to take and how to take it. They
moments warning. without hesitation delay. They
hHFtctSST In thousands leases disease
ar1S h;yp alfaIy1d
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PRICES

Full set 30 large walls in and - On
foil set go large Walls in plain case and book 40
Case OF 10 numbered boxes and back. .....,. . 90
Case of any Is numbered boxes l'iE boot, ...,. 90
single numbered boxes, with directions ....... ~
single letterel boxes, with directions, ....... ~
Large plantation physicians cage, o. vjaIs IL IN
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WINES, BR4NDIES, RUNS,
IEsIAOES ,E,EsAA Sc

p TIENNAN * SON, No. 12 North Charles St l,,tmor
over Tor sale the following articles, OF their own inn
portation. particularly for family us, 80 %
SHERRY WINES-Pemartnss finest ,,,Ie ,oIl 49,,
brown S!ler-ies. in wood in glass go '''
Port, in wood ami in glass. ~ ""''e
MADEIRA MINE-JOhn Howard M.rrI,s I'm. NI.,,.;..
In wool HH'l IN class also, Crane juice. " -
NJ. ,.9nk thanilssherser Stincrycr, lrcolrun.
CHAMPAGNE WTNES-Nioct anu ChanIon's an.s, T.,
uinrts and I,nts. ~ ''''''' III
GRAMDIEsotard and lIenness fine old pale and dark
RUMS-ol and fine, Jamaica, Antigua Grenada and
ron on ne ISLANDS nnofte direct from london.
HOLLAND tiiN-Ttie best Juslity-ricrnnI i,r, ul,,,
no miNtnrr Of aromatic poison in It. ana
2IOll.f chests of the finest SoHGHoNG TEA mbs-rv
~ AaDlNEs, Said on, rrenon American Mustard
mhao W. 4. EDWARDS RRo
oRoFSTEii and Yenier Sa,,ce, just received anu, -,
~ sale ny tnhanI w. A. EDWARDS 4 ann
2ERLIN Wrr Belt Clasps AMI SIiE aud InbI,.1 I, :
~ mrA l.NiColT. BIRD Variety storr ~
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LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.


nation Of ali kinds
No; e. Form PRts-Tor Worm Fever, Worm COlic Wet
80: $ Baoy's Ptuy-For Collie, CRYING, Teething and
No. l. DGi%1eg I's@PoT DiarrSG,a Cholera 1pfan
tuIn and Summer Complaint.
No. s. DyseRtery PILs-For ColIc Gripings Dysentery
No; s. Gaolsra Pws--For Cholera, Cholera Morbus,
No: { Ge.gn 1ts Coughs, Colds lIoarsenes,, In
No. s. Toot1Ge1e PiiisToothache, Faceache and Neu-
No. .. Hsndncae PN&.-Por Headache, Vertigo, Heat
and F4llness of the Head.
Ne 10. Dyspepsia FiXs-For Weak and Deranged sto-
Fo, FsS'ais I IrsSities scsn.y Painful or
Suppressed Periods.
No. l2. Female ps-Por Lcucorrho.a Profuse Meuses
No; 10. Group IiNe.-FOr Group, Honrse Cough, Bad
Mo No; II: SIT Rheum PRs-FOr Eryspelas, EruptOns,
40. Is. RIsumGfic PiUs-For pqIn Lameness or Sore
ness in the Chest, Back, Toins, Limbs
For Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, old
For Piles blind Bleedlnr Internal or External
ing, Weak Blu Sight
C-For Catarrh Of long standing recent either with
Obstruction or nrofuse discharge
w. C.-For whooping Cousin, abatlng its violence and
shortening its course.
In ACUTE DIsEAsES-suc as Feyers determinations DIar-
rhHas Iysenery, Group, Rheumatism. and eruptive
diseases as Scarlet Fever MeaSels Erysipe!ashe
vantage OF giving the proper remedies promptly is obvious
and in all such the specifies act like a charm The
entire disease is often arrested once the
violence oil the attack Is moderated the disease shortened
and rendered less dangerous. Even should physician
afterwards have to he called tho case ut
cd advantage from the previous treatment.
ana COLDS which are OF such frequent
ana which so often lay the foundation of deceased lungs
nrocittis and consumption, may all be at cured By
the Fever and Cough Pills
In Chronic DISEASES, such Dyspepsia Weak Stomach,
Constipation Complaint Piles Female Debility and
Irregularities old Headaches Eyes, Catarrh
whose proper application cure almost every
instance Often the "F single chronic difficulty, such
Dyspepsia, Piles, CHturrl Female Weak
ness has more than paid for the ten times
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GASES AND CURES.


young lady &c troubled with indigestion for
several months, render necessary
selection of her food After eating, the stomach became
acid, food rising in her mouth with WATER unpeas
ant heavy loadliIe sensation in her stomach continuing
for ONE hours frequent headaches bowels cOnsnacd and
depressed mental condition. See king the
Dyspepsia pills, one morning and night n than
vrc! almost symptom Of her had VANISH d.
AMI she felt Ike Il being.
gentleman somrE5hat advanced in years strong robust
constitution, had lately been dea!
CrSton weak stomach, coated tongue bad taste month
and attended with peculiar VERTIGO and vhrne the
heads much SO 20 render his riding carriage or
even mounting emnence, quite dangerous. After trying
several things Intellectually he fell the Dyspepsia pills.
which afforded prompt relief pill night MORN
ing works like charm, relieving all his vertigo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

HEMP FIELD RAILROAD,
LII frcglts Intended fur shipment the road must he
"A delivered between the hours Of and D. NJ, AS
none will be received after that hour. 4. SWEENEY,
sepl1 General Manager
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20
A WORD FOR CALIFoRNIA-There is one
point upon which all the sfnmp orators of

A WORD FOR CALIFoRNIA.-There is one
point upon which all the stump orators of
the three parties now in the field agree, and
that isrthe careful avoidance. of alluson to
the domestic interests of the State they so
generously offer to serve. As a rule it makes
us happy to see enemies approach ever so
slightly towards harmony Of sentiment, but
in this case We can find no cause for self
graduation. If the parties were united only
in this-that they would all strive to benefit
the State the success of either would give
no occasion for regret. In any event the
interests of the commonwealth wonld be
sure of promotion. We could consult our
political choice at the ballot box and yet feel
that the country would not suffer if our op-
ponents were elected. Now, the people can
have no such confidence. The candidates
for county and State offices have forgotten
local affairs and become statesmen: the ma
tion has swallowed up the State; California
has fallen prey to the Union. Here we
have the question of a constitutional con-
venton before us; the fundamental law en-
acted ten years ago would seem to need rad
ical changes and adaptation to present cir
'cumstances: the system of public instruc-
ton ought to be rendered more efficient, so
that the State can really educate her children
and not merely pretend to; the expenses of
the government demand retrenchment, that
we may have more money to spend for OBJ
jects conducive to social and material pro-
gress that knotty Chinese problem has to
be solved or else the country will be dis
graced by riots that the law will be power
less to put down all these things, and
more, press upon US for consideration and
action, yet the army of patriots who beseech
our suffrages arc as silent concerning them
as the Egyptian Sphinx. 1t was not always
thus. We remember to have heard our GU
bernatorial and legislative candidates discuss
chiefly questions of State policy. They
would give clear expositions of the public
finances and announce their plans for the
public welfare. Why don't they do it now,
that we may learn who is fittest to be elected
and vote accordingly? Are they afraid of
the test, or do they really care for nothing
but party2 We hope the people will not
be so slavish as to adhere to party nominal
tions in domestic matters, but will make a
wise discrimination and vote only for those
men who exhibit some CLEAN of devotion to
California.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

The HEsPERIAy.-The August number of
this favorite California monthly completes
the first volume of the work in magazine
form. 1t contains portrait of the unfor-
tunate pioneer Peter Lassen, VIII Sas killed
by Indians while silver-hunting in Utah, last
April. Mrs. Day furnishes sketch of his
life. The second illustration is a handsome
colored plate of the Orole, with description
by DIR. Grayson. The editress announces
that the second volume will contain a series
of splendid floral illustrations. Now is the
time to subscribe and present the work to
lady friends
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

On the arrival of the Golden Gate we is
sued an extra giving an abstract of her news.
and also giving rumor received that day
via telegraph from Yreka, to the effect that
a British war steamer had thrown several
shells on San Juan Island, killing upwards
OF thirty Americans. The rumor lacked
probability, was not credited and is proved
by later adyices from British Columbia to
have been unfounded. All is quiet at San
Juan, in the language of the dispatches, and
no trouble apprchended
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

THE Pacific RMLRoAD.-Some five years
ago Missouri began system of railroads
intended to connect Hannibal on the Misss-
sippi with st. Joseph on the Missouri river,
crossing the northern portion of the State,
and St Louis on the eastern border with
Kansas on the west, about through the CEN
ter of the State, the latter road to have
branches in several directions 7. these
enterprises the State loaned total of S4,-
100000. The Hannibal and ST Joseph rail
road has been competc for some months !;
the ST. Louis and Kansas road has progressed
as tar IS Upton, a distance of l63 miles, and
Is aaown as the Pacific Railroad 1t has a
southwest braac8 connecting it with SPRING
sleld snd Neosb sad ts earning Cor the
rnoott gf dsnis, as stated in lie Alo. R,,u5ls.
caa amountea So, 25l 2o-aa a4eare Of
1912 81 per'uilc An effort vii be .aade
at the coming session Of The Legislature to
obtain further State aid iof the q aud
push it through as fast as possibie 10 Kansas
City. At present the particular at,eutiou Of
Californans is directed to the Hannibal anu
st. Joseph road. The latter place is the ex-
treme western point now reached by railway
from the east. A contemporary remarks that
"the late discovery of the rich gold placers
of the Rockcy Mountain range has aroused
the people of Missouri, especially those of
the western frontier, to the Importance of
extending the road to those mines, and ulti-
mately to the Pacific coast
Through late number of the ST. Joseph
Gazette we are pleased to learn that con-
tract for the construction of the first division
OF Railroad westward from st. Joseph is
about to be Leland in few short months we
shall doubtless be gratifed to learn that the
'sIron horse is for the first time venting his
steamy breath in bounding over the plains
west of the Missouri river