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d
DUR iNFA N'gS.
sold this artic e for
s a Y, IN CONFIDENCE
we have never been
medicine--N l. Y e r
SINGLE INSTANCE,
when timely used
instance of disSatisiac-
used it. Aon the con
with its operations and
est commendationotits
ical virtues. We speak
DO KNOW, after ten
PLEDGE OUR REpUTA'
MENToFwHAT WE HERE
I every instance where
from pain and exhaus
| 10 IL n d in fifteen or
the Syrup is admins
This valuable prepa-
ton of one of the most
SKiLLFITL NURSES
corrects acidity. an d
to the whole system
has been IL s G d with
CESS in THOUSANDS
1t not only relieves
, b IL I invigofates I h e
relieve GRIPPING IN
WIND e o l. 1 G, and
which, il not speedily
We believe it the BEST
THE WORLD, lin ailcsseS
ID l A Il Il II C a IN
it arises from teething
? cause. We would say
, mas a child suffering
going complaints-po
I DIcTs, NOR THE PHEJ
, between your suffering
, that will be SURE
SUnE-to follow the
timely used. Full di-
accompany each buttie.
the facsimile of CUR
New York, is on the
. thio ghout the world
Ie,iar street, N. I0IE.
r bottle. any 3G"ly.
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He SUBscRIBED.-Ola Squire A. lives
in q town not thousand miles from New
York. He is rich, but he has the bad
naoit OF paying-when he is obliged to
DO So He had take la weekly paper FOX
fourteen years, and pas off the reiterated
duns for the subscription from time 70
time, with a promise ito see TO it," till
the editor g.t tired OF The delay, and
sued him. The Squige's blood was ur.
Tie defended. employing the ab!eSt
counsel, and fought every iuch Of the
ground with a persistoncy worthy OF !,
Field Marshal; but the facts were :r.
plain, and he got beaten.
We'll. said the Squire to the plaintiff
IS the foreman Of the jury announced
:helr verdict, ''you think you've done it.
don't You2'
Why, yos," said the editor, a little
awed by the iron-sray hair, aud cola
gray eye Of his interlocutor; 4 think We
have got the start Of you little, Squira.
80 do l." said the Squire, and taking
cut his plethoric pocket-book, te counted
cut the amount OF verdict and costs, laid
1t upon the table, then throwing t#o
dol!ar bill across the table to the editor
re said, in his seryerest tone, Send along
your old, good-tor-nothing papsrl' and
ualestically left the Office OF the Justice.
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EST A Bills HE'D 1850.
PETER LORILLARD,
Snuff and Tobacco Manufa cturep.

PETER LORILLARD,
&nuifand Tobacco Manufa cturep,
l6 T. IS CHAMBERS ST.,
{Formorly d. Chatham Street, New York;
Would cali the especial attention of Grocers
and Druggists to his removal, and also the ar
iicles OF his manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF
siacaboy. Demigros,
Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappee, Nachitoches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF.
scotch, Fresh Scotch,
High Toast Scotch, Irish High Toast,
Fresh Honey Dew Scotch. or i.undyfoor
TOBACCO.
FINE CUT CHEWING.
p a, L., CT plain.
Sweet Scented OrenocG,
Tin Foil Caysudish.
NO. /. Sc, Jago,
Mo-, Spanish,
NOS: miA'd, Canister
4 Circular of Prices will be sent on spplica.
". B.--Note the new article of Fresh scotch
enun, when Will be found superior article
Ut u!ppins purposes. de 253m
OF OUR OWN lMPORTATIUN,
S0nO Embroidered Collars,
l. WV 1000 Embroidered Collars,
1000 Embroidered Collars,
1000 Embroidered Collars,
1000 Embroidered Collars,
1903 Embroidered Iul lars
AT FOSTER B. NOORE'S
at FOSTER i M0ORE'o
Is Main street,
Is Main street,
At very Reduced Prices,
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Wake 4 co.

Wake Il CO,
nj OV offering in heavy stock. English ana
lN American Chemicals,
English, French and American Paiats,
French and American Periumery.
Lamp, Mschinery and Paint Oils,
French and American Window Glass,
English and French Tooth and Hsir Brushes.
ia rs Wake Il co.
UAEAPSCo, Family, Extra in store snd
4. lot sale by the bag or barrel at
JORDAN x BRO,
ie IA 70 Church street.
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UNDERTAKING.

UNDERTAKING.
xsa This branch of my business win
saassssasD receive my special attention iii every
case, being the only agent in tine city aud sssr-
rounding country for Fisk's Meta Lie Burial
Gases, which now in such general Use
Also, Mahogany, Walnut and Poplar Coiiins al.
ways on hand, und three Of the best Rsarses III
the city, and the finest Csrrisces. always ready
To attend at any moment.
LEWIS SALDSHURY,
sp3 So and TO Main street
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RED ASH COAL AFL0AT.
Y. 500 BUSH best quality HE'D Ash Coal,
ior :ais. dow 4 u SANTOS IL co,
1aa' heSs Nav Custom House.
s(A b A Gopy.)
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ags- READ THIS. at
lester d. Co.'S Bazaar is the pla C G
To buy Cheap and Fine Clio
thing.
IN? GsH7NiS to close out our stock of Fall
w AID Winter Clothing TO make room for
our Spring ard summer supply, We offer such
Persons III need of No l article OF Clothing
will t:nd it 10 their interest TO cali At the Baa
gsar before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN T LESTER & co,
ie i6 Under the Atlantic Hotel.
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SEASONABLE GOODS.

SEASONABLE GOODS.
DLEACHED COTTONs,. Irish Linens,
IL Small Figured Prin IL for Children, &c, So
Closing ont Winter Goods cheap. AT
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain Sore,
fe % IL Market uer"
INCUR AND NOLAss Hls-I0U hAriel-
j. Family, Extra and Superiine FiouI,
Il Hhds Muscovado Molasses,
10 Kegs Glades Butter, lust received ana
tar sale low on shipper's account.
fe29 STEWART SrEEVER.
BOYS SHOES MADE BY MEASURE.--
DOKS Shoes made in the most substantial
II manner and warranted, at NO n South
Church street. Also every style OF Boot ana
Shoe now worn by Gentlemen. Please give
me call CA DAVIS,
NH Boot and Shoe Maker
STOVES, TINWARE, &c.
nOBER9S IL co, Roanoke square, have
II in store receiving and manufacturing, The
largest and best selected stock OF Stoves,
Plain Tin Ware, Japaned and Block Tin Goods
ever offered in this market, and at lrices that
will compete with the cheapest Northern Fac
torys.
NH q
OPENING TODAY,
At W SEARURY'S SONS, Misses HIT
N ton Heeled and Lasting Caters,
Child do do do,
Do without heels do,
Other goods also received this mornings
f W GEABU2Y'S SONS,
NH American Rag at lAs bour
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FRIBsDsHIP-Without it's benign inf1u-
ence the world would be 4 liieless scene.
Real fr isndship is beyond value; SELF
sacrificing in its action, and free from the
worlds selfShneas. Borrow but more
closely ties true friends. and the cold
worki III vain tries to sewer them. Where
Is the woman who, amid all her dis
appointments, affiiotions. snd trials,
does not feel the warm heart of friend
ship as it brathes words of true affection
into her soul Tho wide ocean may sep
arate The noble pant within; and abs enc
but makes the hearts affection stron ger
Memory ciings with Iondneas to each
dear remembered scene oi the past Oh
to meet In foreign land with dear. tried
freud Of childhood's home; how mex
pressible The delight. The sympathizing
tear pours balm into the bleeding breast
and kindly assists to heal the wound
OF exile And when among strangers,
far from our native land, remembrance
eagerly recalls the voices the last parting
words, she tender farewell, like moura-
iui, pleasing, distant music.
----.-.-----------<--~
\ CAT SIX FGET HIeH-A prodigy of
youngster, 10 Camden, II. j.. a few days
since, called his mothee INFO the yard at
Tackled 10 their house. with the following
startling announcements
oh, mother, iook! here's cat six feet
high'
The maternal guardian was about to
'niiict summary punishment upon the
preoocioas fb5es. when he made a mira
culous escape by enthusiastically point
ing to big tosn-cat astrile the fence,
aud adding:
''Don't you see, mother7 there's four
feet of cat and two feet Of f.ure!"
Rather precocious, thas.
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MARCH list. 1860.
j. L. B l. % o ID G q y II ,
MAIN STREET


| HEAD uF MARKET SQUARE,
| IL OPENING;
| e CASES very handsome English Prints,
do do do Brilliant.
2 DO Plaid Bingham,
do White Brilliant at l2He,
i do English Berth Quite,
4 do Very Fine Lawns,
do Fine English Sheetings,
ALSO
"a and "a Real Damask Diapers,
"a " ga Snow Drop, do,
80. ia and ID Pillow Linens,
aO-i, ia and il-a Extra Linen sasesings,
9-a, So anu IA Dsmask Napkins,
ID and "a cold Wine Cloth
scarlet Embossed Piano Covers,
Do do Table do
Strangers visiting Norfolk viii, ind at nv
store the very hest goods that are imported, and
my prices are such as that will always give sat-
ssfaction. mh2
u DEnIING'S EAnIIIY GROCERY,
IA No. 60 Church street, you can get some
thing nice for Sundays dinner. See here
we have just reee lived. put up in Baltimore,
Splendid Rounds of Spiced Beet,
Extra Family Corned Bees, plates,
Smoked Beef Rounds. very fine,
Smoked and Picked Rect Tongues
Very superior Extra Smithfeld Hams,
Smith6eid cured, smoked Joles, and splendid
White Mercer Potatoes, nom New York, or
the real frlSn Pf3tecS, uTecr Ifonl the otu
country. Come up ia the morning, to
NH 10 DEMlNG'S, Mo 60, Church st.
Herald copy.
INDIA RUBBER YOOVEs PICKS
l. Something new and far better than any
other kind, for sale At the Variety Store, No.
as Main street.
PERFECT BEAUTIES.
nME hundred Extia Smithield Hams Just
received at ID NJ j " q S Housekeepers
Head Quarters, No 60 Church street. mh IL
GEN CATERS.
SPRING GOODS.
TgHT received, an assortment OF Gentlemen's
j 6ne French Calf Pump Sole Silk Gore Con-
gress Caters, beautiful article, and Just the
Shoe for the Spring and Summer season.
Those in want Of nice dress Cater, viii
please call CT .,.-,,,,,-
L, bUITiMORE,
No IS Market Square,
NH 10 Sign Big yellow aopt.
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RICHMOND Il YORK RIy FIR
RAILROAD.
!s 6.5HE.assssss atasisl,.


a -. - - T.,
nN and after MONDAY, March list, 1860, the
~ Passenger Trains will depart
FROM EIcHbfOND.
Daily Except Sundays> at ...........oN a M
IueSda VS. and Fridays at.......,...,,...2H T. M
FROM WHITE HOUSE.
Daily (eNrept Sundays at..............44 VI
Tuesdays and Fridays at .............e1 nj
STEAMER SEA BIRD LEAVES NORFOLK 4,
Mondays and Thursdays at... .......a A M
LEAVES WHITE HOUSE.
Tue sdayS and Fridays at.,...............c A III
Connecting with cars both ways.)
UrbAnna Stage leaves White House Tuesdays
and Fridays at s a M; returning w eoneSuayS
and Saturdays
Walkerton Stage leaves White House Mon-
days and Thursdays at a M, returning same
days
Freight Trains leave and arrive at Richmond
THos SHARP,
NH 1T Superintendent.
browns ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
ID GINGER-A large supply, just received
fe2s ~ Lw WEBB.
SWEET OIL.
On CASES Pts and OTIS. Also Twenty box
OU es CASTLE Soap, received and for sale byA
fe 2R NJ A y c A SANTOS.
Wake j. Co.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBRRS,
COLD STAND, NEXT TO HERmAN g. Co.
OFFER to the Trade at Northern iobhing
W prices,
Druggists Flint Glass Ware Also,
Green Glass Ware, Chemicals and Concen-
I.orrillard's Genuine Macaboy Snuff, in
kegs, half barrels and jars.
We offer the hove articles to the Trade Ton.
ly), Wake 4 co,
NH Importers
BALTIMORE FRESH BEEF.
WE are receiving from Baltimore every
which We are cutting up in Steaks, Roasting
and Baking pieces, at the lowest prices, for
sale in store By Z BELL q CO.
ia 1s No Campbelps WHAT
HORSE SHOElNGl HORSE SHOOTING II
All THE HORSE BAZAAR.
Corner of Union Street and LoyalP5 Lane,
NORFOLK, VA.
'SfHE subscriber would return his u
L. sincere thanks to his friends, alTS.~.
the citizens of Norfolk, Portsmouth, IN
and surrounding country, for the llb--A&1asa4-
efal patronage bestowed upon him tor the last
four years, and hopes by strict attention to bu-
siness, to merit continuance of the same.
His experience in the business, and the sat-
isfaction always gwen TO his customers, IS
sufficient guarantee OF the superior knowledge
he possesses in reference to the Horse, and
without the proper knowledge of the Horse, no
man can shoe them properly. 1t is often the
case that valuable animals are made lame and
useless by inexperienced Horse Shoers and
to avoid anything OF this kind, all you have to
do is to call on the subscriber, and he will
Shoe your Horses accordingsto the natural for
nation OF the foot and capacity OF the Horse
HIS prices are reasonable. Don't forget the
place, corner OF Union street and LOyalPs
Lane. JAMES HAWTHORN,
ia 2a-Iy Practical Horse Sheer
lF- Don't forget the Sign OF the Horse, cor
ner of Union street and Loyalps Lane.
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A Y R ES' Cherry Pectora', Hartshorn's
n Pectoral Syrup of W lid Cherry, iu!l sup.
ply on hand and for sale By
ia14 l. w WEBB.
ELOUH-l3oU bbls Supestine, OF various
Il we'll known brands
700 bbls Newport Mills, Twist Creek and N
Extra.
200 bbIs N Faaily.
400 do Middlinss and Cross Mildlipgs.
1877 do Fine Flour. for sale by mas
FIN WARE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
w Il would again remind the Merchants OF
w Virginia nd North Carolina, that they
need so no farther North to buy tite.r supply OF
Tin Ware. We have Ia store large assort-
ment of Plain and Japanned Tin Ware all our
own Manufacture, made of the hest material
and by competent worAmen, ana we guarantee
TO furnish them at Northern prices. I've do nos
deem it necessary to epumeGete the articles, as
We have the largest variety 10 he found in the
city, and at the lost prices, comprising every
article of Tin required by Merchants.
Please call ana examine our stock and prices
before purchasing. kEEFE u STORY,
fs % No 8 Ueion street.
SEEDS-EkAsS AND GARDEN SEEDS.
qua stock of all kinds is now most full and
" we are prepared TO execute orders at low
est market rates.
mis- NJ A & C A SANTOS.
VESTS FLUID,
On BRLS Vests mol Ethereal Oh aow land
70" ing and sor sale low by
fe 81 w D ROBERTS. jR, & co.
DROWN Linen Table Covers & i tur soc.,
ID STEELE Shswls, for 81 all wool.
Flannel at 25c, Lawn Hdhfs ~ Sc,
Pure Linen Towels at itc,
The best Bleached Cotton ut Tor,
The finest fast Color Calico at Ice per yd,
les NUsSBAUM & BRO.
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-. f.. BARRY,
WHOLESALE AND RhTif4
SeaNeP in China Glass
AND RTHEN Wa

DOWHATAN PiPES--,i,ist receIyei i
L large lot of genuine Powhatan Pipes la.ee
and medium sizes, for sale 10 the trade at lac
tory prices, by | HAMBURGER ! 10,
fe5 81 Mann street
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MRS. WINSlOW,

A n EXE'lGHEENCED u Il ~ 4. flHs.
~ Fsmale Physician, presents 70 tie s'ieA-
tin, .tf mothers her
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BALTIMORE FRESH BEEF
WE are receiving from Baltimore every
w morning, the best article of fresh Beef,
which we are cutting up in Steaks, Roasting
and Baking pieces, at the lowest prices, for
sale in store by ] 4 BELL & CO.
ja1s No Campbelps whaIf
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S'hIltA No Halifax Macl4rai, large Az,
~ lat inst received at DEhmING'S Houss-
Keepers Head Quarters, No so Church me-.
nh
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! MOTHER LOT OF NICE Hhnr
hams Just received, and for sale by
I'm Il D NlAhEna
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= SEVINksI VVIsS. NEIVN.
II. ID. GWALTNEY " co.
AsaEE on hand large Stock OF GUNS. ~
II tolls and SPORTING GOODS OF At. t..
criptions, and would respectfully invite al, f..
may want anything in their line III i've .iew
cali, as they are confident of giving salts ,iu
N Especial attention given to Il ~, H..
FIRE Arms. No. 8, Union stree,
&C 20 Sign of the Biz Gnu
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JUST RECEIVE ED,
A F RE SH UP PLY OF
HOOP 2KTRTS

EXTRA QUALITY GI.AnElS BUTTER.
on Kegs superior fresh Gladss Butter, tor
<IV sale on shippers account.
STEWART s. afEEVER,
de ~ RoaEoke Dock
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Frank C Ruffin,s Mixed Ma,0ya,
white y,,,i SiInu-ss

SEINE THYME AND COTTON IakT
I hhasS Cotton Seine TwIne
~ do Cotton Yarn, assorted numbers 1lf
3slr by
MI ROWL AND BROS
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A LARGE supply always On hand ilr sais
49, low .or cash at the Variety Stove u. ~
Main street, Head OF Market Square
NH - \ MARCOS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-08
TELEGRAPHTC,
GOVER THE UNION LINE1


san francisco NeWs-.-Erroneous Report
---"oid Excitement---Postpon of
the tfiaI OF DIR. Observation-Disclosures
OF "m' MahOney---GOvemmentste steam-
er SIsmaw---OppositiOn steamers to
sacramentO---Qua Specimen,
SAN FRAKcIsco March 7tb
Upon inquiry at the Bulletin Office we
learn that the rumor, as 'epolted last night.
OF the withdrawal of Mr.. Simonton from
that paper is erroneous.
A rumor ran round tho city this morning
about 10 o'clock that large amount Of cold
had been found at the northwest cornar of
Dupont and Jackson streets, where lahorer.
are eXeavating for cellar. In few min
utes several hundred persons were assembled
on the spot ready to stake out claims Re-
tween twenty and thirty dollars were found
oy the workmen in what had once been n
drain. In 1850 the fire destroyed the Hard.
ware Store which was t en- on the PREMISES
ana 1t Is believed that the money recovered
was In the drawer of a cellar that stood i'm
mediately over where it was to-day found
The trial of DR.. Chase set fer yesterday at
o'clock, in the Police Court, was POSTPONED
until Wednesday, l4Ih inst A venire Of
100 jurors was ordered returnable at that
time
William Mahoney was examined Yesterday
hy Judge Blake pronounced insane and or
dered to be sent to the Insane Asylum
The Government steamer Saginaw having
taken in full supplies is now ready to snil
and is ordered to sail for China tomorrow.
The new steamer Milton S. Latham will
take her place on the opposition line to Sac
ramento on Friday, and we understand the
steamer Princess has been thoroughly over
hauled and repaired, and will also to put on
the Sacramento route on the same day.
j. Y. Hallock & Co. have specimen of
quartz received by II. c. Parker of that
house, yesterday, from jacksonville, O. T.
1t was a piece weighing not less than two
pounds and exceedingly rich.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-08

SEWARD, LOUIS NAPOLEON AND NuE PoPE. -
About three months ago Senator Seward
who was making the tour Of Europe, called
on the Emperor who happened TO he at
Compiegne The Senator was shown into an
antechamber. and Napoleon soon made his
appearance. After the usual salutntion. and
taking his position, standing with is back to
the fire, he offered the Senator n cigar. and
commenced smoking another himself lie
asked him all about New York and Colonel
Webb and then asked him about his visit 10
Europe, and whom and what he saw. Mr.
Seward, among other objects of interest, said
he had seen the Pope. "Oh yes. the Pope, "
responded Napoleon, tell me all about him
What do you think of the PopeY The New
York Senator hesitated moment; but not
withstanding his Characteristic cnution, the
Emperor worned out his opinion, and Mr.
Seward said, Il confess think him much
more of n priest than a statesman" Pre-
cisely so" rejoned the Emperor "you have
ust hit the nail on the head. That. too, is
my opinion" This anecdote, which we have
ON excellent authority, shows that the mani
festo which is now given the public, was
then working in his brain.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-08
Legislative.
SACRAMENTO. Mnrch 1th

SACRAMENTO, March 7th.
SENATE-Bill to regelate duties of Inspectors
of beet, pork, etc, at San Francisco, passed.
State assayer bill passed. Bill to appropri
ate $4,000 to Ladies' Seamen's Friend So.
ciety defeated Some Senators voted against
1t who were willing to appropriate $4,000
Notice was given of a motion to reconsider
AssEMBLY.-The vote by which Bachelors
Homestead bill was defeated reconsidered.
and the oill passed, ayes, SO: noes, 80. Bill
aPpropriating $4,000 to SIN Francisco Ladies
Protection Society passed. Both these billS
had previously passed the Senate The Gov
has approved the new gaming act
The Supervisors this afternoon adopted a
resolution rendering the State the use of the
Capitol building hereafter free of rent.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-08

The friends of our distinguished citizen Mr..
Bates. are now in the highest hopes that he
will receive the nomination for the Presden'
cy, in opposition to the candidate the Dem.
ocrais may get cut at Charleston. They base
their hopes upon letters received from Wash
ington, to the effect that the representatives
of all parties there. hostile to the Dem lcrhcy,
have expressed wish to unite upon him.
Seward, they say, is obstinate and ill-natured
ut the chance of being set aside, but the
pro inent Republicans have him in hand.
and promise to smooth him down. and get
him, if possible. to yield to the new dispenS"-
ticn.-St Louis cor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-08

AN INDIGNANT LONE WIDow.-Mrs Swiss
helm, the strong minded editress of the ST.
Cloud (Minnesota) Democrat, has received
the Legislative appointment of Surveyor of
Logs and Lumber, which some persons are
disposed to regard as good joke. The lady
says'nobody can insult her by the offer Of
work that will bring honest wages; and
thus discourses on woman's rights and wo-
mans wrongs:
Men are quite anxious that wo.
men should remain quietly under the shadow
OF their protecting wings, as are shareholders
that their property should stay at home and
he taken care of. We, for one. decline the
honor of working for the wages accorded to
the wfehood don't take your "daiIy bread"
second handed but, like the "lion's young
which King David speaks of, we " seek our
meat from God'-earn it, and eat it, saying
"by your leave" to none; and as to survey
ing logs, we would rather saw them into
boards with handsaw. for our bread and
butter, than take the doled pittnnce which
keeps most women's souls inside their bodies.
Not one man in five hundred would
object to any woman doing the work of II
surveyor General. They are only shocked
at her receiving the honor and emoluments.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-08
1aiIp NationaI qrmofrat.

n,srRUcrroN OF WHEAT CRoPs.-We learn
the Stockton Argus, that the grain
-.over. in the southern part of San joaquin
t.no,v are suffering serious loss from the
.s,ot Of the wire.worm. The grain sown OF
..,.0uar fallowed land seems to be that whicl
.nfsrs most In field of fifty acres of wheat
near French Camp, the owner has been com
-.,,sd to re SOW where the worm had made
=. spnearance, for the first time, this year
The same loss although not to so great al
extent was experienced in the crops of rye
sown last year near the same place. W.
hore beard of no similar complaint from an y
other section of the county.