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The Nevada journal., 1860-10-12

SURVEY OF BOUNDARY BETWEEN 0REGoN AND
WASHINGTON TERRIToRY.-The Washington Star
says Of proposed surI cy of the boundary line be-
tween Oregon and Washington Territory: Co..
gress having made an appropriation of 81 500 Tor
the survey Of the 46th parallel of north latitude
Sc far rs it constitutes comman boundary be-
tween Oregon and Washington Territory, it is
proposed by the General Land Office to have the
boundary surveyed under the joint supervision
of the Surveyor General of Oregon and Washing
ton Territory, by an astronomer or surveyor fam
liar and skillful in the determination of lati
tudes. The following is a statement of the re-
quirements on the part of the astronomer or sur
veyor appointed. The boundary is to be de-
termined by astronomical observation at three
different points; the first for ascertaining the
point of intersection of the 10th parallel north
latitude with the Columbia river. in the yicinitv
of Walla Walla river; the second for determin-
ing the intersection of that parallel of latitude
with the Snake river; and the third fixing the
parallel at an intermediate point between the
two first points. Each of these three points will
have to be perpetuated by suitable and enduring
monuments. Beside these monuments the bCun
dary line will be marke 4 by mile-stones OF posts
in mounds, counting from the initial point on
the Columbia river.-Corres. s. T. Bulletin.
The Nevada journal., 1860-10-12
s A N 70 IL DIS
FA MILY
CATEa A ssEHC PHLLS.

NUMIUUNDED FItOM
Pure Hegcfabie EXfracis, and put up In
GLASS GASES, Air Tight, and will keep
The Nevada journal., 1860-10-12
Little York To,rnship.

Little York Prccinct-At Fishers House
Joseph Gardener. Inspector; W. W. Cozzens,
VIM. Bidwcll, Judges.
Red Dog Precinct-At Charles R. Halls store
L. P. st. Clair, Inspector Barton Fasting,
Jas. Darling, Judges.
Lowell Hill Precinct-At Jefferson House
T. f. McGuire, Inspector; Thos. Patterson, S.
Schmidt, Judges.
Walloupa, Precinct-At McCauley's Saloon
James Todkill, Inspector; J. II. Fuller, -
Cheney, Judges.
Pleasant Valley Precnct-At Wss' store
John Weis, Inspector; Isaac lIill, trim
nell, Judges.
Camden Precinct-At National Hotel; II. X.
Turner, Inspector; F. Caldwell, L. W. Pfoble,
Judges.
Sailor Flat Precinct-At Tierney's House
Thos. Tierney, Inspector; Henry Bell, NJ. A.
Graham, Judges.
The Nevada journal., 1860-10-12

IF The proprietors of this establishment
would inform the citizens of Nevada county,
that they arc prepared to execute
The Nevada journal., 1860-10-12
Washington To,cnship.

Washington Procinct-At Georges Saloon
A. II. Young, Inspector; c. Steinmitz, J. Adar,
Judges.
Alpha Prccinct-At Wlxom's Hotel: W.
Crocker Inspector; c. Hall, Edward Tibbets,
Judges.
Omega Precinot-At Van Vrankin's D. W.
Ridley, Inspector; L. Temple, G. K. Dean,
Judges
The Nevada journal., 1860-10-12
ELECTION PRECINCTS,

Established by the Board of Supervisors on
Wednesday, Oct. Sd. Present, Z. Ii. Rolfe,
DR.. Davis and Ii. Everett:
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BaiIg gutenigentet.
HEN AND WOMEN.
d 4 YouxG &c.

L woman Is naturally gEAtifed when n
man singles her out and addresses his
conversation 70 her. She takes pains 10
appear to the best advantage, but without
any thought Of viIfnlIy misleading.
How different is i with men! At least
it is thus that women IL general think OF
men The mask with them is deliberately
put on and worn as a mask, and woe be-
tide silly girl who is TOO weak or too I'M
suspicious not to appear displeased with
the weil-turned compliments and Ratter-
ing attentions 50 lavisbIy bestowed upon
her by her partner at the bali. If girl
has brothers she sees little behind the
scenes, and Is .SaSed much modification
aud disappointment She discovers how
little men mean by attentions they so free
= y bestoW upon the last new tace which
takes their fancy
Men are singuiarly wantingiu good feel
ing upon this suhiect; they pay n girl
marked attention, aatter her in every wav.
and then. perhaps, when warned by some
Judicious friend that they are going too
fer. lean hasdiy believe the girl could be
30 foolish SIS 10 fancy that anything was
meant
The fuult which strikes women most
foCribiy N men Is ssL61iaes. Their ex-
peel too mnch IN every wAE. snd become
impatient If their comforts snd PECULIAR
lies are in'erfered win If the men O!
the present daT were less selfish and self
iocu!geut- and more willing 10 be coz
tented and happy upon moderate means.
there would be fewer causes Of complaint
against young women undertaking situs-
tons as goTernesses when they were " bol-
u Gafit for SO responsible an Office feel
the deepest interest in the presen; move
ment for the Improvement OF the female
sex but could not resist the temptation
of Lifting Up my Toiee in testimony against
some Of the everyday faults of men. 20
which / think nans of the foIlies and
weaknesses Of women are mainly 10 be at
trihuted.
SIR. TIackerey is the only writer of the
present day who touches. with anY sever
itys upon the faults Of his own sex He
has shown US the style of women that ne
thinks men most admire. in ..Amelie" and
"Ars. Pendennis." Certainly, my own ex-
Perience agrees with his opinion: and IN
I'll men are sufficiently improved to be able
TO appreciate higher qualities in women.
and 70 choose their wives among women
who possess such qualities, ] do not ex-
expect that the present desirable move
ments will make much progress. Tie i'm
proVemeuts of both sexes must 0e stimuli
taneous. "geDtieman'sT horror is still
"biue stocking which unpleasing epithet
is Invariably bestowed upon all women
who have read much, and who are able to
think and act for themselves.
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HEAR wHkT TRE PEoP1E saY.

The undersigned having used Professor Hum
PHAEYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
in families with te satisfactory results and
having full confidence in ti,eir senuineness purity
and efficacy, cheerfuEy recommend them to All per-
sonS who wish TO have safe reliable, aad e3I-acious
remedies al hand for private or domestic use
The Rev. VIZ. HOsrner. editor Q! = The Northern
Independently Auburn, y. y: ii,e Rev. Z II. Ores
sey D. o., RecLa: Of St Peters Church. Auburn y Y
the Rev. d. l. Iv=s Chaplain Of tie Auburn state
Prison; the Rev Spencer n. Rice Rector, EeE-GS,i-
ford, Mass. Die Rev. Alien Steele. New-Tork Cou-
ference: the Rev Samuel Nichols Residences Coz
ference, y. 7; the Rev P. : Pratt Dcrzst vi; Tie
Rev. john = Hcbie Buffalo: A c. Han. Esq, C:iea
y. Y; tie Hul. Neal DOE, Portland. Ne; Tie Hon.
Schuyler COEax. Sou,hB=nd. InsI.; the Hon. George
Humphreys. y Y: Henry D. Cook. Esq. Editor Of
tie Ohio State Journal CSiuzbuS Ohio the Hon.
2 Il Graham, Moline. III. The Hon. TlI";ras y
Chase Monticello F1a.; the lion. JOSEPH B:nedict
Utica, n. Y; Vim. Briss9l, ESQ U:irz n. T., A E
Pond Esq.,, Utica, y. Y; James PlamIe:t, Esq, NASH
Tjlle Tenn
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ON and after Monday. The 10th Of April, 1s6O the
" passenger Trains will daily follows:
FirEt-The Great Southwestern ST Louis, Cincin-
natl. Columbus Wheeling, Benwood, Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily At
2;35 P NJ arriving in Baltimore al $50 A NJ. con-
netting with trains for the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning. leaves Baltimore II 1. P. n arriving
BenwOOd at 5;3S and Wheeling SOS A n, connect
ing with the great Western Southwestern and North
Express This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fuel and water
Secynd-The Northwestern Cleveland, Chicago. st.
Louis. Indianapolis. Dayton Cincinnati. Columbus
Wheeling. BenwoOd, Baltimore. and Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday 93O 2. NJ,
and at Baltimore at 445 P NJ connecting with
the trans for the Eastere and Southern cities. Re
turning leaves Baltimore $50 A. NJ and arriving
At BenEood 3:37 and Wheeling at 4:l5 A. N. This
train stops at all regular stations East OF Cumberland
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily. Sundays excepted At 10 A NJ,
arriving in Cumberland &25 p NJ. Returning.
leaves Cumberland G:90 A. ". and arrives Wheel
ing $40 p II. This train stops at all stations.
These trains all make close connection with trains
for the Western cities.
W.P SHTH. Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE Gen1 Ticket Agent aprit25-6o
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sANFORD,s
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FRox

Pa;rI Fsget1t9s E-trrcEs and E1s: up az CLASS ca
SES Air Tight. Ghi Iril Keep N any c'i mute
Inc FSALLI Ca! 'iTHARTTC PILLS is
semitic but active CathsT- q tic which the proprietor
hsS used in bis practice more than twenty years
The constantly increas- ing demand from these
who hare long used the II PILLS aud the salts
faction which all express =, il: regard their use
has induced TO place . them within the reach
Of sill. Fl
The Profession well know that different Ca
tE1rtics act on different q l'JT1ioaE @! the bSwelA
The FA-HJLT CGTR !ARTTC' Pr Z has with
due reference T. tlis - well established f4-r
been Compounded from q a variety OF the pureSI
Vegetable Extracts, =, which act alike CIIi eve
II part OF the eenc7ra- ~ y canal and are good
and SGfk in all cSsea = where CathATtic Is nee
ded such as DErun9.- uIents Of the .S1mGeh
SELPiHsES FainS in pIs BGcL and LoiRE. Costire-
PAIR and !S7-e7.Ss orr The lrlr1's sg rom
sudden cold. which fire. = uuentIy if neglected. end
in long course Of FFreT. - Loss Of ApIstI a Lrser-
ing SgIS1;IOE Of Gid - .orer The bze{y EGr-I.<E-
Headache or t5sight IN re head al IN SCm-
mGfoT DissoSGS U0T1Rs. in Chi ,iT5a or S,.uy E6e1s-
DsatisEH. great RfrifeT Of tic Blood and many dis
Eases 20 which flesh il heir, mention
IN this advertisement. D1Ss. l 10 :.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The LIVER ISVIGOEATOR and FAMILY CA
THARTIC PILLS are retRiied by Druggists general
~. and sold wholesale by tine Trade in ALI she large
tO=us STw. SANFORD. NJ D.
ARnugA ;uTer and Proprietor.
33j Broadway New York
Agents. T. II. LOGAN { CO. dec2-dkwIv
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j as. M. Dillon.
10. 1S2 Market Street,
& GAS FILTER,

Z KRPs constantly on hand Gas Fixtures. Lead and
N Wrought Iron Pipes Sheet Lead All kinds aud
slZss Brass Cs'ckh and Valves Steam Whistles and
steam and Water Guages Lift and Force Pu1uIa
Bathtng Tubs Wooden and Cast Iron Hydrantg Gum
Hose and Packing Of all ThickDeszes Antifrsctiou
Metal Pure BAnca- Tin Zinc and Antinony the Cele-
country
Ea-Also Polly's improved Chain Pump. which lie
decidedly me greatest pump Of the age the right 70
put up which in ToWns and Counties in Western Viz
GINA viii IL sold Pair terms
&9-GAlEGni1ed IrVn Tubing. IneorrusiTe. and for
conducting or pressure pipe. for hot or cold water
and especially for deep Wens, preferable TO- and cheap
Ct than Lead Pipe.
Aqusdurt Pipe constantly on hand. auy size or
quantity which can be furnished on Eho.t notice
4s5-ca5e paid for old Copper. Bras and Lead.
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L1sr or sprcIr1c HrMrnLrs

No. 1.-Tor Fever, Congestion. and Inflammation.
No. 2--For Worn Fever, Worm Cole, Wei'ins she
No -yor Collie. Crying. Teeuing, aud waIe;aI-
No: For Dlnrrua Cholera Infe,.u':., a:.i sn..-
10. S|ToE Collie, G-ipnss, Dy.entsry, or Bloody
No. 6.-For Cholera. Choiera Mor,,n.. Vomiting.
No. For Coughs, Colds, 1aauenza, and Sore
Throat
No. 9-For IIeadSc:f=, Vertigo, Heat and Fullness
no. io.-Dfsprrstl Prlls-For Weak and Dersnssd
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint.
No. 11.-Fcs FE= AK IERE2rLAE:TILs scarl:y Pain
full: OF Suppressed Periods.
Nc. 1Z-For LeueOrrhea. ProfuEe Asnses, and
No i3-For Group, Hoars. CoaS,. Bad Breathing.
No. Jt-5ALE RTECX PiLts-To- EEysii,slas, Erup-
Gp;s, Piupies On tie Face.
No 15-RusrxNTIc PlLLz-For Pain, Larneness,
or Soreness in the Chest Back, LoinS, or I.imbs.
A-ror Fever End Ague, CHI! Fever, Dumb Ague,
OLD MismRnaEed Agnes.
P.-For piles, Bind or Bleeding Internal or TX
ternsI
Failing, w-ak or Blurred Sight,
C.-For Catarrh, Of long standing recent, either
with O Il net or P.ofa5s diSeha5Ee
and shortening its course
In AL acute diseases such ~ Pevers Inaanroatlons
DaTrhoea, DysenteTy, Group, Rheumatism. and such
SruPnve diseases as scrie! yeYer, Measles, and Try
GPeias the advantage Of giving the proper remedies
promptly "a obvious, and in AL such cases the SIG
cihcs act Ike charm. The entire disease Is often
arrested at once, and i'll ali cases tie violence Of tie
attack IS moderated the disease shortened ai. rem
dered less dangerous
Coughs and Colds, which are of such frequent Of
currence, and which often lay tie foundation Of
diseased lungs bronchitis. and consumption, may all
be at once cured by the Fever and Ccuvl, Pills.
In all chronic diseases such as Dyspepsia Weak
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints Piles, Re
male Debility, ard IrregulGritics old Headaches
Sore or Weak Eyes, Catarrh salt Ri,eu1u and other
old erultons the has specifies whose proper an
plcahon will adord cure in almost every instance
Often the cure OF single chronic difficulty yuCh as
Dyspepsia, Piles or Catarrh, Iie8dacl. or Female
Weakness las more than paid for tie case zen tines
over
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, P1ttsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

ing Kali AoaQ.
1a40-zs535II5:s -
On AND AFTER MONDAY, june llsh, 1sOo. Pas
" ssnger Trains will leave Bridgeport as foEloWs,
fsundays sxeepted-t
las0 A. II. Mail Train Stepping All war cations.
arrives AZ Pittsburgh as r n. Phil
4dslphis At Sis A. n NeIF York At 1t=l5
A NJ and Cleveland AZ I=S5 P. NJ
go P. NJ Fast Express stopping only II Martins
Vile, La Grange. HinSO. steubenrine,
Yellow Greek Wellsyine, Liverpool, In
dnstTy and Rochester. arrives At Pitts
bTrEh al $50 P NJ Philadelphia ~ 10-90
A. NJ and SeU York n As Pm.
2555 p n Express Train stopping AL way
lions, arrives At Pittsburgh at I;4a A NJ
Philadelphia a: $50 p n, New York At
$50 P NJ and Cleveland At Q-5O a. n
Trains make connexions AZ Cleveland. for Toledo
Detroit Chicago, Erie Buffalo and Niagara Falla
RETURNING TRAINS
Leave Cleveland al 80 A N and 5-55 P NJ and
arrive 1t Bridgeport AZ $50 A. N and $40 P n
Leave Pittsburgh At 100 A. NJ G-0o A n. and 1918
p n, and arrives A bridgeport At $50 A NJ 10=so
A NJ. and $40 P. N
Excursion tIcke1a oSteubeuTiile and return S1Oo-
Fare always as Low, and time much quicker than
AnF other route
Through Tickets 10 AL points in the West North
and East can he procured the Office No. 3 Wate.
street next doorTo SPriSg House Wheeling, Va and
n Bridgeport Station
Freight contracts vii he made At lowest rates to
any point accessible by this mad and its connections
to the East. North West and Northwest. at once
No. 81 Water with Freight Agent AT Bridge
port Station R. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling. Va
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent
IN M-rTTJ0TF1H President
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MEDICAL.
SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,
NEVER DEBILITATES


IT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FfiuG GUNS
/ ami has l'eCUIu~ an established Fact STANDARD
Medicine ksoEn and ap- proved by al that have
Sl~i SIIi Esor1- cd TO with Conscience in
all tie disease iJT which - Il h recommended.
II han cured rh0usalts ~ IEse last two years
who had EiVOa 1p all e hopes Of relief as the
numerous unRoiieitsd-l soEfhea1ea in my PO-
session show.
The dose must be a6ap- a. ted TO the temperament
Of the individual taking = II and used guam
titles . act gently on " Tie Bowels
LetIhe dictates of your ~ Judgment guide you L
the of The LITER =, LNyIG0RA TO II and It
VIII cnre LfrET Ohm paints, BilIgs.s 4:sIcLx.
Dyspspsid. Carn7ic d. = Crrioe. SamBscT CoH-
SlGiJIfS- DyHsRtsru. Dypb-!i ~ Sour Ssoadch Rabf
nal Cs:ireaeSE. Ctoltc = CaOJGra. Cholera Uor5tz.
CUleru Intention. bLo- - tuIelcl Jaundice FHaaie
HsIItncxSeS. and nav lie used successfully as IN
Ordinary Finally fsoEI- ~ eiRE II will cslre SICE
HEADACHE {as thou - sands cAa iestIFyl an
flcCS HIiHhtc1. If nr y u.ss Teaspoon GtiiS arg
Ebtkes at commencement - Of ATTACK
-zH lrho Rse II Gre CIR ing their testimony in
Its favor.
Nh WATER JH5l THE NOT=TTT " Tn
THE LNTTGORIT0R, A.ND SWALLOW BOTy
TOGETHER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
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ALSO SPECIFICS

FoE AsrnNA OF Pn1AIslc.- Oppressed, Difficult,
Labored Breathing, attended with Cough and Expcc-
tOrstion. Price, so cents per box.
FoE Ear DIECHAIGEs ASH DgAFNLSs.-DiscIIarces
from the Ear, tie result Of Scarlet Fever Measles or
AercurisIS. For Noises in ulc Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing in tie Ear, and Ear-acLe
Price, 20 cents per box.
70. scEorrLA..EGlsrged Glands, Enlarged and In
durafed Tonsils, SwenGs ard Old Ulcers ScrofuIuus
CEchexy Of Children. Price, 80 cents per box.
KoR GENEkAL DEBILITY. Il Physical Nervous
Weakness. Either the result Of Sickness Excessive
Medication, or ExhauSting Discharges. Price, 30
cents per box.
FOE DEoPsY.-Fluid Accommodations Tumid Swell
tnEE, with scanty Secrctions Price 20 cents per box
Fok sEA.SicESEss.-Deathy Sickness, Vertigo, Nau.
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion
Pom UEIxARr DisBAsRs-Por Gravel, Renal Call
Gull Difficult, Painful Urinnton, Diseases Of the Kid
neyH. Price, 90 cents per box
FoE SEMINAL ENlssIOSs--InToluntary Discharges
and Consequent Prostitution and Debility, Bad Re-
suits Of Evil Habits. The most successful and EN-
Gent remedy known, and may be relied upon az a
cure Price, with full directions, Fl per box.
Persons who wish " place themselves under the
professional care, or, 70 seek advice of Prof HUH.
PHREYS do so, at his Office 56l Broadway daily
fr0m ADJ. 70 Phi, or by letter.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial COLLEGE.
EgUSpEp. lSSa------...-...----.-- Cr,l,l1ts 3
L0C ATED.
Cor. Baltimore and C!,arle,-Sts.

LOCA TED.
Cor. Baltimore and CAarle,-St,-
EALTIMOEE Mp.
THIS INSTITUTION Is Now " THF VI
i prusP-rJuS ana acurIshsnz cJu.ljis;, w., q.
ring she !->J Tvr yeas has = a-s- zi=--,,,=t -
larger apartments flg ;he ACORN s-3. 70 q: LES
cTeSslng number = students r-F.-..l;. : M
every state in the Union.
II now occupies one q tie -. :. -. 1'.' q
deS!rAb!y locste1l buildings ia, ;ae ~ r. sst=
are eonmolioue!y arranged $500 A. ='stn'
furnished.
The advantages and fzc:Iite- fr--e So! :, EyI,i
men desiring 70 gu1!:fy thee.s' ~, 20 nv - u
various duties Of tie CoEntiu- L:.==- ~ . -;ti
thorough Practical B.4s3lsfsS Z !.--'sa. -=l--a
unsurpassed. in any particular. y z-y s.7--' -
lshmeat in the United S:a:--
FACULTY.:
ES LlSIEE
Principal-Lectu:t-E %! tile = enc Of !ls,--i.
mrTcc. EU>In-~- Gust T., --e
}. VI PHILLIPS
Professor Of the IT, ~ az: E.rriigt = Bok-s-'
and Commercial GI.-E.l.'i'u=
H. il DAVIES
Associate I'rs;rsss- u u 'k-S-ei,n=
y. c JOHNSON.
Professor Of Business -. ,s-4saler,'a! P-nrf=
:. WILLIAMS -
LectCrs-"- El---a--i-c H.
REV. (. YEsTE> REESE j. p
leSlure- ~. -.-4-l-rEz3 E;h.-.-
TRUSTEES
Hon. Jno. p. Kenuel,, H,'.-Is-irts V.a'.7
Hon. Thos Swami. Nh Il K...h,s: =
Jacob Trust Es7 Nh. Kgs''~ W..
The College l. Frovi.icd VIII t'.'sr ier-..l I
Of StAadAg,i W..k-, expressly - liz 4-t .! ~
4 deHts-
Each Student is.s ss-. - Lia.-t.1 -s =
ra:ely instructed
There being II VACATION 5ssl-.s the ye.F. -
can enter at any fiHc
The fs. lac tLi j.
from 10 II seck=
4 DIPInN. il AWARDED to all tis7;G7fes
large and beautifully NvnN.l,estts-. t'r5fh
tanning upward % SIX !UGEE ~. .c7-r'=i.-.
Exterior and Interior View IL the t-'.-ec.-
Characteristic designs peauizr,lfi Il s. '-As .,
free At ehGr7E. accompanied with 81 ~ s'
particulars. Address : tt'sis
Rup-t
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OUR REnED1Es BY NAIL.

Look over the list; make up Gaze of what kind
you choose, and inclOSe The amount in current note
G[ stamps by mail TO address, at SOP broadway,
ReHYork, and the medicine will be duly returned By
mall or express free Of charge
AGENTS wANTED-we desire an active efficient
Agent for the sale Of Remedies in every town or
community In the United states Address Dr. HrN-
PHRETS Co., No. 6G2 BROADWAY, NRw-YOEE
Sold by LAuGHLINs BUsIIPIDLD. Druggists,
/! : den street MIIeelng. Tnay25 dGwly
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& Ohio Rail Road

in MCCULLOUGH. President.
FIR MYERS Gent Ticket As't- jy2
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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ME DICAL.
MRS. wINSLow.
An experieneedSursea and Female Physician present
tothe attention Of mothers, her
SYRUP

softeung the gums, reducing an infiHlnmRtion-wIla
lay Ak PAX and sTlasnOdie action, hpdis
Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
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and why! because it fails 20 AFR! :ra.t-szta
neouF relief when given il time il acts a. If by
magic, and trid! aid1> will convince you tl.ni
what we say is true. 1t conta;us
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-05-23
Dan Rice,S Show.

Who has not heard of "Dan Rice" and his great
show? For the first time the citizens Of Raleigh
and vicinity will have an opportunity of seeing the
man and the show the 28th and 29th of the pres
ent month. See advertisement in another column.
People riN 60 to shows and for our part we see
no harm in it. There is a time for all things and
the latter part of May is 'ery good time for going
to shows. We presume very few persons in these
"diggns" ever saw Rhinoceros; and only think
of a tame ene let loose in the ring! Then think of
ladys driving from 10 to 20 horses! Then think
of the pony and the monkey, the clown, and other
beasts and fellow beings, to say nothing of the
trained Goat, the learned Kangaroo, the talking
Horse the Elephant upon tight rope, and last, but
not least "Dan Rice" himself, spread around pro-
miscuously, entertaining and amusing everybody.
of entrances and the lovers Of music will be delight
ed with the concord of sweet sounds"
The press of Virginia speak IN high terms of this
show and of the chaste and moral character of its
entertainments. 1t is neither circus nor menag-
erie but a grand exposition Of the wonders of Ma.
ture and Art, with highly trained animals. and re-
markable exploits of athletic power and agility
We confidently expect Everybody" and the chill.
dren at this show, as it is something quite different
from the old and stale routine of the usual crcuses
formances, and where 80 cents, though paid over
and over again, only purchases half dollars worth
and hardly that