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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15

Boston has jus, eec ed Union Democrat for Mayor
The "Oi Cradle Of Liberty" has rocked the Black Re-
publican baby out upon tie floor where the brat lies
Spawning aud hosihng What viii Mrs. PArtington say
70 thiss Il Is but the beginning Of the end. All the
stes in the Free States Will go Conservative neE Spring
Marx the prediction Were the Presidential election to
be tried ever again next week. Lincoln could scarcely
carry SnEle Ssats, saEe Vermont
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15

U CEss.-The exetementin behafof Bakers Ctlebrd,
led continues throughout Virginia ands
South and the demand for has become great that the
Proprietor difficulty In supplying As cure for Ague and
Fever Without hvs and have yet 10 learn
OF the where they have failed TO check that nansat
ny oasome disease taken according 10 directors Por
Dyspepsia Cholera Morbus Summer Complaint Tody Of tbs
liver sour stomach and Indigestion these Bers without
rival Nervous Headache thy have been known to
the the best Physicians had given them
up hopeless No family where there young edrea should
Spring and pa month"; they improve
appetite and strengthen the system Being entirely ffee from
they be taken by both
Al any time and under you need
and medicine them andjudge for yourselves Of their
virtues.
To be prominent Druggists in the city Of ehmo nd
and elsewhere In Virginia and North Carolina Also by O. W.
ZONES o. Memphis Tenn y w. Smith, Brandon, Mrs lyme
Provan New orlesn, b. Miller, coy.ngon, Ky C. siott,
Washington city, D. c. Candy. G!lpin Co. Baltimore; r. A.
Yahnesook Co. Philadelphia and Barnes Park. Orders
nled by addressing BAKER, Proprietor.
Va
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s,s the usnv rssrssvss which suppusd tore
u M. ae,ou, Of humanity there no for
certain class Of diseases medicinal gum Of the VIA
Cherry Tree; but however valuable h lie power 70 neal 70
soo'h, 70 rehe.e' mn ,.s~.ssn, :, b.mseys. Of
judicious eome'nau'n WIN os"' N ,s.S,
equal worm rms hAPp' n'Hs--s
como'nAA'H A"A
OF medicine fno~nA . .H
DR.. Wtssaps nasAm y, ,. wsn.,x.,
Whole value 10 curing CoAg"' 0''"', D'v" ,,t.,
C0nVA, ero"P' A'-s'
Consumption - "eS'"""'s'
stronE IesonS'
From bn1AHn WHAnA<' - I.p'' "> "
sor,v pov,,s,ox Jan l. $780,
r..r, sr,u w. YowIx 4 Co, Boslop-
Cent? Although unsolicited BY you eanno, rer.n - -,
dns ny ts 5yy - VIA Tssrrv 1891 49,
~ ne e ps Of ISIS was acted with hard
courh With Us paniments Of night sveais conp
prosra,ed my nervous system and prosae,1s s hal
sse o. nsn Wy ss rsros,rins az had Also nv friends
Ills stage Of matters through The nnaenee Of
a 10
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R. X. X.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

The Triumph NJ Vegetable Medication Caiomd QHf4ne
and hslr tlndred Mineral Poisons.
The injuries entsed upon the SICK afflicted with Chilli
Fever Ague AMI Fever Typhoid Fever Scarlet and other
the administration o, Quinne, Caoe Aseale, Blue
In wholesale Doses daily seen In the sal on eoloed
and yellow skinned cripple a he ,oes through our street. vany
crying out Tor health -heIiih = heath
Let phys Ia ard others bear In mind that In all ehr
other diseases whee custom has ecned the
scripon Of Qulnlne Caonel Blue Pill that RAILWAYS RIG
CLATfNG PILLS will TO the patient al the benefits In
time than these pcons expected to achieve Without
enaug such terrible Of the liver heart and general
Nnetnths OF the diseases that act caused BY
oyer-d' sing with Qulnine, Arsenic Calomtl &c.
RiDw REGULATING Pis operate In from three 10 SIX hours
do strain the not weaken lido not iriate The
bowea-e coated with a"d therefore pleasant 10 take
positively cures constipation liver complaint, indigestion, dir
mercurL dssa,es 4e when nothing e will tou hs
complaints FROM to pills will healthy d!schsrgc
be freed from mercury nine Iodine animony,
and drastic ADD drug The tst apehen the
world for ladies and children.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15
Extract of n Letter.

We received yesterday private letter from one Of
the abes and most distinguished gentlemen in the Com
monwealth, from which take the liberty Of making
brief extract The letter is dated the 18th and says:
have read with pleasure your editorials in yester
days Wing. They take, in my opinion, precisely the
right ground and breathe the right spirit Seeding has
always seemed to me like ab'eOnding-bOth equally mean,
but the latter far more sensible than the former-as tie
a5seonding debtor away from burthens bat the
eeaing States from most valuable rights and privileges,
as well as duties"
That is wise and sensible talk And repeeat-let
the Cotton States aJseond if they chOOsebut Virginia
n ayerl
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NOTICE.-O.inp TO d.,

~ y V"fIF y" wv
striugency In the Money Market. and the heavy dis
counts charged consequence the Agents Of this Company
Instructed this date until further notice 10
eeve monies payment Of Par and Pre- IT. bot Nginis
bankable finds and specie. sAML RUTH supt
Office K y. sAd p. r. r. Company
Richmond, "a Nov, 1850 no2t
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yUEsrEnN NC rIPlkD walsKY.-pea quail
w ~ sor .als bv 4 u n pAvHkPOkr,

SCUPPEnSoNG WISE-ws have . very hn G
- tcs Of rcappernong Wine, madam O.. ior salo ~
dsIS DUgDH d., u naia D.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15

For ucerous euptve dsease RADwAY RES0vArso RKsoLy
rST the thing needul u revouionIes condition Of
the blood exp Hing every that tends decomposition
and purdy and tquases the ccul ion II the I'm
psd cobst iuou radically and AL ealing
diseases Of the face II m.kes the seroulous sound
and every syphle faint the diseased stem
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
FlEhlInE In the Union -PO.ilIon OF Gov. vi

We find in the PaPers the following letter from Cover
nor Wise. Having teen written to by a gentleman Of
Columbus, Georga, to define Wha, he meant by "dght-
ing in the Unen," he plies as follows;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15
CONGRESSIONAL SHEMEs FOR THE PlCIFiCLTlON
OF The COUNTRY.

Hon. ALEXANDER X. BoTELER
IL. of Representatives, Washington.
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THE MINuTE MEDICINE.

Instantaneous ease given by RADwAYs READY RsIISs IN all
Of acute palm internal external II in the
maddenng OF rheumatism, neuralgia t-ChAehe burns
sead cats and bruises when applied outvard Torture that
continued uid DEATH Is arrested by single dos OF IT,
10 Ave minutes disease giving for the aetcn Of
the other remeds All complaints by unhealthy air
prevented by Its When the
ayEsd eonvued Il produces rapid reaction, Immediately
relieving ssrs eonvulions Mysteries &C. Por the debiaed
Is the be possible mSchc infa.y better IN alcohol In
any form Have hand alssys for may be required
moment, and no drug will supply lis place.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere.
RAILWAY l. CO.,
23 John Street. New York.
PURCELL LADD co. and JOHN 7. GRAY, general whole.
az the Of Virginia. who will supply the trade
At the prices charged BY Railway Co., New York city
no2I-dlm
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DATENT MEDICINEs.-The approved, for sale
by dell DOVE CO., Druggss

DATENT MEDICINEs.-The most approved, for sale
II by dell DOVE CO.. DruEgss
r LIQUORS.! LuQUORS!! LIQUORslil-wIN-
IL sT0N POWERs In store large stock OF old Whhkys
Brandes Ac
20 bb spare Rye"a brand well known about biue 10
ten years old.
so bis Bungsrdners, now old and mellow.
9Ta " ofvsiious brands, all pure and good.
200 T. lower grades
rs pipes and half pipes Of Hennes and rtard Dupuy Co.,
with heavy stock Of Liquors generally for sale os ds5p
NfOLAssEs-
Nl 20 bbs prime New Orleans
81 do cortland Syrup,
10 do.huseovado,
Now 10 store, for sale lcv,by
dt5-ts WINSTON 4 POWERS.
NOTICE or constituted WILLIAM
~ p GETTY. sole for and
the VARIETY AND FANCY GOODS BUSINESS IN the ciyof
Richmond
sN- All purchases to be for cash.
de6-2g GEO p. SrEINBACu
N0 sRsThr attention of grooers and merchants
ally is called TO Sem pie's In fai Bile Bak Ing Pow
derA home article superior most OF the Kid before the
public.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15

|" SEWING MACHINEs. IA
SLOATS
CELEBRATED ELLIPTIC LOCK STITCH
SEWIlIG MACHINES,
iRR NOW MANUFACTURED
UNION MANUFACTURING CO.,
Qate Lester Manufacturing Coz
or Richmond Virginia.
AND ARE FOR SALE AT STORE
h0. 23l Main Street,!
These Machines Of Home Manufacture warranted e beat
In uss
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM. nos
WRAPPING asA TEA PAPKR.-Larse s,.ort.
dei0 JOHN N. GnRroN A aoN
TAPAN.sE TnAYs.-L very be lutiful Article 10 which
We call The especial attention OF the ladies' for sale
del DOVE 4 CO. Druggss
IA and for sAsH DOVE 4 co,
del Diugsss
NAIL AND TOorn BRUsHKs.-A varie,y for
IN sale By DOVE 4 c.,
del Draggisl
Use DUVALIs "a u Dn DOTOT, AN INVaLU.
u BILE Wash ron PREsERvING rHR TsETa This Ityslua
bic preparation eonposed Of which experience
efficient re decay
elegant fraEreat Tooth Wash, cou fresh
to the m1uh And breath, and completely
tercu from the teeth also keeps the gums sohd
healthy and adhersnt to the teeth Used according
uons I'LL eseetaAly the tech render
aee vhen dys and prevent many OF the pain and DIS
agreeable operations Of the debua =
nsnsf.stared sst for sale by
ssii JAaP. DuylL, prusrss,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-04

lntercs ted purposes. And in the hurley -uur-
ley of this busy world, not ono In a hundred
could hope to rise safely. The family is the
place of refuge. Here love takes care of chill
dren. love cducates thom. love discipfrcs
them in experience to prosper in this life and
iu the life 10 come.
1t is impossible, as general rule. TO bring
mp children rightly under any other influence
0au chat of parental love. Nothing but tine
sun win draw forth vegetation from tine earth,
and nothing but love can Gtly develop the
mind iu infancy. God has laid in material for
this affection abuudantly: and tine mother is
not moro admirably formed TO nourish the in-
FAINT body by her own. chan to uouri.h It's
heart by her heart. It's soul feeds at hcr
heart as much as its bodyat her bosom-aud
with this difference that the child is never
wcaucd from its soul-braast. And in prop5r-
,iou as this law is yioatcd--in proportion as
childfeu. in times OF war by orphauago. n
barbgrous nations. or I'm philosophical oxpcr-
imcuts of absurdity. aro thrown out of the
mmilv-thor crow up wild and waste
The la.t .,eD of inGdeI nnaticIsm. is that
which undertakes Co break up the family state
and nuts out children to be reared AS thoy
may. bv experiment. under some public patent
process Men speak of Iaccdrmoniau cus-
TOMS ,yl,r. eHiiJro, ,,..r,. t,l,, from rsr.nt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-04

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-04
FAIRBANKS

SO \ ~ |, o3' eVely Variety,
f1r .tlc .tulumacturcrs' piic,- D.,
MouIpci'r, Sept 1859 G3i3
4 MARRIAGES AND SLElGHS. ms rut
~ BEST WoUkNaN iN rur CurNrty
Cardagc aui Sleigh Mlnunrtwiuq vil hr csrrici .,
by the subscriber opp'sirc the Court s.pnu, Mont
pclior Vermont.
Those in want of rirr1urd farri1qcs aud Sicigha
will perhaps do well 90 ra and what being done lt
the old stand nf GtLMAN a. CANP.
All orders promptly attended to.
IONS 49, ctAVKE
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-09

We Pass FOR WHAT WE ARE
A man passes for what he is worth.
Very idle is all curiosity concerning
other peoples estimate of lis, and all
fear of remaining unknown is not less
so. If a man knows that he can do
anything-that he can do it better
than any one else-he has a pledge
of acknowledgement of that fact by
all persons. The world is full Of
Judgment days, and into every assem-
blage that man entries, in every ac-
ton he attempts. he is gagged and
stamped In every troop of boys
that whoops in each yard and square,
new conner is well and accurately
weighed in the course of few days,
and stampea with his right number, as
if he had undergone a former trial Of
his strength, speed, and temper. A
stranger comes from a distant school
with better dress, trinkets in his
pockets, with airs and pretensions.
An older boy says to himself, "It's
no use, we shall find him out to-mor-
row."-RalpA Waldo Emerson.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-09

What Masmcr Of Man Macaulay
Was.-Twenty-five years ago he was
one of the worst looking men in the
House of Commons. Stature rather
below the middle hight; figure bulky
and ungraceful; features feshy, SAL
low. and inexpensive, rough hair of
sandy hue; mouth firm and well cut;
large and remarkably lustrous eyes;
attire extremely careless. Such was
Macaulay at the age Of thirty five.
His face lighted up when he spoke
particularly when making one of his
Parliamentary orations, which, how
ever, had the fault (almost unpardon-
able by an English audience) of being
carefully prepared before hand, and
committed to memory. His voice was
between a lisp and a burr, and his
utterance was thick and husky for the
first five minutes of delivery. After
that, his voice sounded grandly and
clearly, and pin could be heard
drop in the House of Commons while
he was speaking.
Macaulay's personal appearance
greatly improved with advancing
years. He became slighter in lis
figure--less 'pudgy,' in fact the
deepened lines of his face, marked by
thought. added expression to it; his
sand colored hair became nearly
white.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-09
DR.. l.. J. Czapkay's
Private Medical and Surgical In
StitUte,

Sacramento Street, below Montgomery.
IOpposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Companv,s *
Office,l SAN FRANCIS SEQ
Establishe in 1854, for the Permanent Cure of all
private and chronic diseases, and for the suppress
sion of Quackery.
A TTENDING. and Resident Physician, l. J.
tionary War Chief Physician to the 20th REGIMEN =
of Honv eds Chief Surgeon to the Military Hosn;t,I
of Pesth, Hungary, late Lecturer on the Diseases
OF Women and Children, and Honorary Member of
the Philadelphia College of Medicine.
t particular attention paid to the treatment of dis
cease peculiar to Women and Children al
OFFICE HoURs Prom A. NJ. till 9 p NJ Com
munIcations strictly confidential Permanent cnra
guaranteed, or no pay Consultations by letter or
therwise free,
Adress DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco. Cal
A TRIBUTE TO MERITED WORTH.
The ingratude of man to his fellow man is SO often
met with in life, that testimonials, prompted by in-
er feelings of the hear in the life oftbose
who sacrifice their best days in philanthropic dovo
tion to the allevaon Of the ills of fa mortality
Empiricism floods the columns oi our press with
fraudulent and fictitious letters, singing pmans to
the worth of their own egotistical charIatanism-
Below we append certificate from worthy man
fe off this mortal coil;v who looked forward 10 his
dissolution with that pleasure which onlv those
weighed down by the heavy hand of disease can
Contrary TO hope. the ability of skilful physician
has restored him to his former health Relieved from
his terrible situation, and impelled by gratitue he
makes known his case, and his remedial agent and
his statement is authenticated by Notary Pubic.-
The demands of society imperiously command its
publicity, and is gwen more TO warn the UNIV sry
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-09
Summons.

State of California County of Nevada, ss District
Court of the l4th Judicial District of said State
The People of the State of California to JAMES
WALSH and ROBERT HONFRAY, Greeting.
NOU are hereby summoned to appear and answer
Il to the complaint of CHARLES LUCE filed
against you within ten days from the service
of this wrt, if served YOU in this county within
twenty days if served You in this District and ont
of this county, and within forty days if served on
YOU i'll the State and ont of this District in an ac-
ton commenced on the 2sth day of January A D,
1860 in said Court wherein plaintiff prays judg-
1nent against said defendants for the sum of -Four
Hundred and one 92-l00 [S40l 921 dollars, alleged to
be due and owing to said plaintiff from defendants
for work and lsbor done and performed by said
plaintiff for said defendants at their spec al instance
aud request, from the 2nd day of November 1851 up
to the 24t day OF March 1853 together with plain
tiifs costs of suit and You are hereby notified that
if you fail to said complaint as herein dir &C.
ted plaintiff will take judgment against you therefor
by default together with all costs of suit and also
demand of the court such other relief as is prayed
for in plaintiffs said complaint
In testimony wheFeofI, John S. Lam
bert, Clerk of the District Court afore
SN said do hereunto set my hand and i'm
wv press the seal of the said Court, at Of
fee, in the city OF Nevsda this Both day Of January
1860. JN0. S. LAMBERT, Clerk.
Per Joe. Roberts jr Deputy.
BY order of Hon. Niles Searls District Judge, of
the 18th Judicial District in and for Nevada county
true copy, Attest,
JNOsS LAMBERT, Clerk.
Per Joe Roberts, ir. Dep.
Sargent & Niles Plaintiffs Attys. febS3nt
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-09

LITERARY TAsrE.-To youug man away
from home, friendiess and fOrl'rn, in great
-;tv. the hours of peril are those between sunset
and bedtime for the moon and stars see more
evil in a single hour than the sun in his whole
davis circuit The poets visions OF evening are
ali compact of tender and soothing images. 1t
brings the wanderer to his home. the child to his
motber's arms, the OK to his stall and the weary
laborer to his rest But to the gentle hearted
youth who is thrown upon the rocks of pitfess
citv. and islands homeless amid thousand
homes" the approach of evening brings with 1t
an aching sense of loneliness and desoiatIon
which comes down on the spiritlike darkness on
the earth. In this mood. his best impulses he
come n snare to him. and he is led astray be
cause he is social. affectionate. sympathetic and
warm hearted If there be young man thus
eircumstanced within the sound of my voice,
LET ME saw to him that hooks the friends to
the friendless, and that library is the home of
the homeless, taste for literary reading Will
always carry you to converse with men who Wal
instruct YOU by their wisdom aud charm You by
their wit, who will soothe you when fretted, re-
fresh you when weary, counsel goa when per-
picked and sympathize with yon at all times
Evil spirits in the middle ages. were exorcisca
and driven away sy bell. book and candle; you
want but two of these agents, the book and the
candle.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-09
dleuada Gountp 0fitial press.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCR, 9th

gREsLKr's PosITIoN-Mr. Greeley, in an
rwer to the charge of abeting John Brown in
The Harper's Ferry riot, expresses himself as FOL
Aers:
a There are 81 and unfit modes of combating
I. great evil; we think Brown at Harper's Ferry
fNtsued the latter. We dislike Popery yet we
did NOT therefore feel justified, when We saw the
Pope pass in ostentatous procession, in palan-
auip borne on the shoulders ofmen, surrounded
by an armed legion and reyerenced as demi-
GOD. 70 shy a stone at his head, much less point
pistol at his breast. We have never felt at M
ertv while in a Slave State, to do any act NEON
Sisteut with the laws and fixed polity OF that
State. If any STAKEHOLDER introduces the topic,
we respond to his suggestions; but we never be-
gin the discussion. And, while we heartily wish
every slave in the world would run away from
his master tomorrow, and never be retaken, NE
should not feel justified in entering Slave State
TO incite them to do so, even if We were sure to
succeed in the enterprise of course. we regard
Brovn's raid as utterly mistaken, and, IN Its di-
rect consequences, pcrnicious"
In the language of presiding officer Mr.
Greeley's position may be said to be g well ta-
ken."
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-09

A BOLD and uugallant confidence
game was practiced on a lady in
Natchez, Miss, recently. Mrs. Aylet
Bouckner, of that city, had just drawn
from a banking house the sum Of 49,
900. While crossing the side walk
from her door to her carriage, she was
accosted by person of gentlemanly
exterior, who told her that Mr.. Brit
ton had made mistake in counting
the money, and that he wished to re-
count it. Not distrusting the occur
ience at all, but presuming the stran-
ger to be clerk, she handed him the
money and got into the carriage. The
person of gentlemanly exterior did
not return.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-09
AIRY o. 1 E L .

As chaste is the beauty of Mary o'Niel.
As the lilly that futters among her darS trcss-
es:
And cold is the heart that refuses to feel
The warmth of the smile that her nature ex-
presses;
o! chaste is the lily and fair is the rose,
And bright are the stars hanging DER US at
even,
But the bloom of her cheek and the spirit that
giows
In her glonces, are nearer the ideal Heaven.
o. fair is the beauty of Mary 0'Niel,
But fairer the soul that her modesty grsces,
Than ali that the face and the form may reveal,
That Time in its ravages ever effaces;
And sweet in its cadence her musical voice
By laughter attuned to the spirit of dancing;
Whose wit-pointed eioquenee makes us rejoice,
And watts US in fancy to regions enhancing.
O gladly tee heavens bow over her head,
And proud Is the earth that her little feet
presses,
Where home and its sacred endearments are wed
To the Joy of her smiles and her girlish ca
resses,
For chaste is the beauty of Mary O'Niel,
As the lily that Autters among her dark tresses;
And cold is the heart that refuses to feel
The warmth of the smile that her nature ex-
presses.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-09

PIXIES PEAK PRICEs.-An Ohio
paper Of Jan. 18th says: AT Den
yer City, -four from the States sells at
SIG per 100 pounds; that from New
Mexico at 81 less. Com meal is res
tailed at l2!c per pound; bacon at
25e; lald 30c; butter 81 per pound
and milk at l5c per at. Moasses and
whisky each So per gallon. Corn,
sheiled' Ioc perpound. Lumber $50
per thousand. Nails from 80 to Coo
per pound, bread 15c per pornd;
fresh beef 10c per pound, and tallow
soc. The cheapest articles in the
market are Tenison and gold dust; The
former bringing 81 per quarter, and
the latter selling at drink of whisky
per pinch
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-09

WAY TO GET RID OF FLEAs,-We
think we SHALL deserve special pre-
MUM for the following excellent plan
which we now give to get rid of tieas
from a sleeping apartment; Set the
night light in a pan of soapsuds up.n
the floor Of the room The feas will
naturally seek the light, and fall in
the soap water and be drowned. This
plan is sure one, any one who.tries
st, will find the plan sure to lid them
of every flea in the room.-Cal Far
mer,