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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30
&arelins {.

Ser sinissr 3.it bat eas SunFfortuns ~ @rsil
ioIS.n,s Atuiat.it"O rsauaS ulalsn.
gsrlssts, pslas nod nidt aus sen lsDissn Stanrs
s.tr,tsn fns. ~s.rIisrsy BEN anipru& aui RE loss'
nanntsn Rssiatsitsprasi!ats. bic 8raut i~astslOn'
tst eas Ns&t gum araasn b" grautsraniss.
p.nn fs mitsinenssr f& ssrsans:n tabsn. 6aSsu
9srlUtts sinsn iOl4sn Jstltritt ssriautsst, 10 itnr
Fs ssrp1iatst, rice s.n ,uldaris.n piarrsr lei Del
4nmslsWaa gum auisst0t unaaissiOresrt ,u snt.
rsdsn, unp e.stsrsr fat fd tisrna& bel auisstOi
uns lrauuns ~ ri&tsn. Grsisst ia naa sQasu'
ssner 1raauna. pas eisisr gsri&rft ~suuipsr sc.
aunsslt uns bisrsWra 81. Ssui4bsitsprdeitatt .rs
i6li4sn purpsn fins, 10 iou Der bintrrsanseus
Tiarrsr Gle striammslts 4ir&snstm.int. spu BEN
Asrssni5 in Rsnntnit isssn, i~ar Ssns Ham.ns.
nsnauns Der Sttbtlistsn, atsr untsr 4nsaks Der
3sit Ter sstrsHsNrsn 1rauuns. g,raat min
i&li.slta rem piarrsrn ,us YNi6t ssssi a.ma&t
,inst.ipnsnt pa 20 rsR piasrsrn ni&s oseattel
tan, ,ur GrmiHsiuns ess 9satbtRans,s i.lsa I'M
t.riuAuussn ansuitusn.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30

Irtffsns ssan,wOrtet! Ms n9sFi'
Grtmrnt" - ns gottt. nStEie" = nab @ase'
instuu sins. tint, m;nn mDB!iR, Die Gutlls rs
i9ttitsNs,n, 4.imilii ata 6:ia' ieti3 t'it ssssn III
rem estscmall auljniparen, fam fs natilTii6s'
Bti;t IN 9,ratruns nit esr Blair Jamlitc. ssj
elmer ;3uiaurmtntunit nit rem YgaTtsnten, str
8i.s.lip1ltr Qinecla, warsn Blair sen, Bate
bonn 9. 81. General unO ruisr Grant 3. gIail
s.s,nrartis unit Is %tntiplrr iH irIs,nets E,i5tn'
rss GeIrrdG:
BLAIR: Wasam. Jrtmcnt, .rlautm Ss mi,
~ ias.n, rab naa msinsm urttsils S9r sissntlias
plus All su Spis. Strss 6ausnssRs ia ct
eOujs 1T, unp sas SIR Sinsinmanssn in Die an'
s.lrsenbit pts 9aness gum gsrisf.u siusn ials&'
ten Gslhmad Strsrlsits ttp.ist. llns lalis6ld
mcttu ole 20 Ytr(stsn, .rab " T 90 ine Ii
| Mannr ma6eA UNI Re pi.rsr fiirisn Gun
ma ke them"
auf sitis srddtiss GpiisI ron 9eeismus IN
unpsri6dntlsit ertub F& nSsfis" iu tbssr sols
3Sbs, ra altt 9,u;on Slut sauts toGtno in ibr,l
aptyn unr f& lu Blair nit siasm sraGttnssl
Bud: wsnDsnet Y:riests lt: "a sT
pr. Blair. ~srlaus.n 81. mi1 iu iaSsu, i'd b.
be .inis. ri.isr 9ianusr s.itb,s. Gle Sic sc
sas.n UNI w.nn sss Gle gsitsn anr. eli
ct. b.lsrrtrins,u. 10 stte i'd Sbnts sn Ralb
sus Gsitlit 10 iaEsl als nUsIi& witssr auTiusr'
ttn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30

ESn FER @alatt sci Susna Sil II, stiablt man
i6 s~iit,lti nayriih. etcriss; a5sr sint assrtriHi
red ale anssrn. gin arlanias ScIsai. itr en-
Brine rtrmnartt mar. Eat sIasn Nss:r ism BON,
Ssin ,u bsIitn. Cissr that Is tsrsiiriais. int nj
r lsa EtrranNstsa siuisr I'D aui bas Visrs isf'
taus. @ltrtns atm Riu Wurte iseVh Rem Or.
taniaamaun Ger SVpi otssi&rhtn. ale Fer NsSs'
Isl Fem COitDr antau. irasts sisi.r, mas sr Usus
so sradts bitten Nam 9isrher, UNI isin Ssir
ssrtinEsn ~ lah.n." nGt." iasts Der COltsr, Dieir
8api III ia al 2! Ter slsnss easnsr." rt.i BEL
e amar,s. .sr iasts mir, sr mare uur am 8sin
ssryrunt.t"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30
Ayers Ague Cure.
flyers
Riricben 8rmFsM1ittef
nr fd ntlFtsh 8 eiIuuspen

SbNb
5nfsa Grtaltans, GlubFttsr, 6sirtsit, eassn.
ruas, tssinnsnr.r gus,struns nul ,ar s'nss
runs eusseertnetr pattsnten in etfem ssrasrtd
ten StaOiuR ter 3ranfteit.
Sas Ihstibtsitsl rfp etsfts 01ittsls IN (, auss.st5a
Tnrbie &ursn %rrfitlsen linp 70 jpsirri@, tss far isis
I9.ti rts 0anees nit ofentlihS ttsnntsn ptrisntn an
9stalt 1T, stits eurb csfti -..ttraub rem s,fakr,rs
benesn sun3enerantbsittn tsfrtit nurbtu, .inraai einth
Vsrin1 ea,nit ssma6t, finp btiTsn Nerjiss iittr jsse
anetrs rrrartiss Mtej;in 70 banss reifid. has ft her Aaf.
lnertiatnttIt ni6t mebr entSebtn tilnntn, unl IA, ne hts
fen gut: Gisenftaften sttannt, ;sssrt bas putlttum 81.
tuSlt3 Der w rec Wtitttls ri6t LANCER. 2eabrsas
inaiIte Undergraduates 0littsf, bic Der 9,stlttruns
ufSserun9tn frerber, fehIfhlussn UNI in 0erruf seesw-
men liile, bat tb nleits bel ftotm anbtrn Strfu&e ntxs
Srruinet %sr,rrrten, ircklttdtiSt Ginfif. auf Die &ranetn
@us9ehbt, bic ne nierrals ~strstlTtn rstrStn uns Eurex Be.
'psrltfellist, ole ~ ;abirsia uns ,rIuosrtaa Gu>, WA jt-
male etystftn it irereen. prSparirt BON
Or. 5. 8. Gper v. Sc, .
Soviet Naff.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30
TriebIiek 0iebesmeier .
q ntiusn isinertstm aliesn6reu abe.

3sHG ssnns. Du gutter alter
s1rrsssanssusr 3auuyiablipaItsr
Oianslt Gu rae spsiee 6aut!
Dsfsr, Cu listf iritsli& aaS,
Gbs Gu In Saus uus Sraus
Nadlinss rnust gun, EsOr binaxs,
2lae sbsmsls isitsn Stlssn
Br.Asu, uns In tn tisis Yiassn
sfump:ln Uir. psun Ca isfsrt
at&tsR midi aui HHsss Bsr..
Sattsa tsisr uisnials Cid
MsssquaIs i. iir &ttrlt&
Wth RsasntsntammsrniR.n.
Srauiam aus Der Saa IN ssriFsn
Ginss mad gsretsnf ssstrttn
Saassstadasa Rs&tssslt9stsn
GaR in Ger Osi&iGte Ssitsa
4insstIsdf ja uni.rm 9.irsn
SrrttGmti& MI. Gsinsn 1am.n-
Maa' sn ssT'rss Gnrs. 0msn!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30

Satu6lt6t SnriaRtr'Rsssltt=in
6 aIiiornia. Dian mtiret zen Californian:
gin pauitn 3uten. S~neian.r, ron rem Stamn Der
irssuaaut,n Gisssr Snsiansr, madts SUr 'inaStr
3eit siusn Strsii3us uno ltatt eabsi ,mtsrsrs
Pierre unf GGl.n sUn Gong une Stsuns Gaasp.
I'm riei.S gsrtr.&sn au tstraisn, psrian'Htslts BE
oortise weiss gtsrlteruns so 2strpaiiOnssSne
u.r uas matte fa auf, uetarlit ale pObl ssUaT-
net, ua ri. u.telttatsr aus,uFnst'i, mas isntn
lttr halls sslans. Sic pnSiudliasH ItsStr'Saf
riau.r taltsn fa ale ,a tinsm srob'n bslfs'aSl'
ron r.m ssarslsntn gtsb In siatr tisItn Stludt
ssriamasit. Ctr Srt pnrss u~msinssit uns res
@Orssn t,sann. 3a reHissF ais stntr stuns'
Iasen l4O digger Snsiansr, @aHnsr, Dtitdr
uns eias.r teri am 9crtn. 5rsi Gage iaraui
rurs ,n bic Snsiantr nttssr ltsrraiat, as ls lie
1r,un ~trssia,n Scatsn, uus sA' I0FF'H S'garn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30
&ernaun, MO. so. Sfone,aber 1861.

Zee. psl$sr I'D DOT Rem gnsrtTsnesr e.e.Tpnia.u
aus isinsm 5stmattfaate mad Sentudy Faat.n
zaabts iser sas e&la&tfsIp. 1ntsr ben s.fau.-
men Retsasn tsmsrtt. Ct aui sinmal isin.n grus
Der, uns na&s.m CT einise a~ustnblidt Die tarre
ssias nit w.6mit4ism gliden bstra9tst batt.
me ate sr 81. latcnii&s gsn,srluns; Nun id
CLAUDE, by taf jsst rem @trtt Fer .iaeli&sn Rsd.
ts" tsnnsn sslernt"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30

We 0affsY. Der in 5uruntp, Ganara. trs
i&slnsnss ueedrer" iast: sn tritii4,r Suai,z 8ll&t.
ling @amtns ReGaHeY, rddsr pesfn FER ans
itutsisuns zines 6~aatrktfiFa9Is aus CANADA ents
Fsten III, ii isss einsr pom Secy.tar Gamerun's
anssisatsn tsim gsrirrSunssnasn rr armse bel
Bastinstcn. gte@afss bate teim GcmmiGaria:
sias tVRs .Stsnuus UNI tsrsi&ere fa ispg RAID.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30

@tbaiiista tsitrun8sma6rts.I
8sssn Gr.mont. Der rSritune" miro sss
mslrst. sa5 es Gssifrans i:rt Dspsids an. rem
orsr issr Gr.msnt aui cas- S!rensis unt.rprars.
Der Ser;tt assr tie asiatneie:nt pss @entrals an
bic e ribuut" nurrs sl.itiats unttrpridt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30
gpra@e Der $ere BON GmbOr.

Git lf lu. MSsslsin, raj su Iitt'R
Gas nidt a~G,utisi bid rutrsu.
eb. gang rein 4.ri su stskf,
Sdurn. ai&t rem s&as ~ ia6r.n
Sit rar6 Balp une Disitnplan
llnt fslauia' rtn taafl'ssn 1ana.
Wsnn sr, ME aus i&n0ssm Srau&.
fritt bic UIrmsr nnr pic Shntdsn,
@tnn ,r itldst i'm 0sH'n pom Strau8
Rot eit Statten nit rem S:sdsn,
Wtm u iast gum Sst!stt:ns:
ut5:h' gum 1euisI nHr 5siaw inn."
., satn LAP i'm lte4'n em Sled,
SGnt trit nrd sisl ~ slauttrn.
Y1imm e.;n '6ulelcs per, ibm wss.
Ssnrer Gram unit irner 3aursrn;
Di. rtn Gtrauh, trm RIM, ssm f6iss,
Cling aud ipatsr. Sist&.n. rir!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30

Gia.nttamliGts Diertri.ttn.
Maa ssm 9r.f.n gel Dilstat In asntuds, no bic
TN Onstrusp.n untsr General 6&9sf .insn 70 CLAN.
,.ihs.n Triumph ibsr Gle 8sss0sn sris&tsu. idrits
elm l,r ,isisa .uu Hs,tsMu Rarsss ssn 3ssntf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30
asaefese:

4, Gas ADJOURNMENT tann niGt cher setansis
..,,r s3 ale stldadnrs ts;atlt Fnr.
a, qos a%truemsnt tpirs ais 10 rtlauf.nh
...A,,t r,nn IS ni&t ausrridli& nh''F'@ a. D'f'.
'nsH nv rr,i @ummsrn D'~' aslfHnS annimrnt
81 Ho..~"SfEesa UNI bat raiar CABS
wv .odder,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30

Gin s.wifu Saiatsr bat sa,aislsn. eab Bier
niat untsr bic ssiNiS.a Gsiran!s ssRart. Das
lam ih bsRdtis.nsn; ssnR msiH Rann bat iaon
al ,raniis Sabre Sisr s.truntsa uns III nod ims
m.r 10 runlm wis elm pisrs.
&arpline.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30

Ger lstn eisbbatr ssa Srsltalsl III, Ter butt
fG elmer Sass aui isr S&wauj u trstsn, Ursr
.in.m Grausniimmsr ~ ias,n: rfs iti sdsli6."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30
paeifie Gisenhahn-giAie.
Statipu Sermanm.

STuItpH NpccUUuNU.
,,lsi,r,as Won 81. Souls IL lltr % N. Naam
mad 81. 2Onit2 - 80
x,,stu1 Yrn ct. Qcuis 6 80 y
matS q. ecuis 6 10 n ssrm.
DEhr.iH sUn 8sIlsn 8 46 ~
; eUn SFen 90 y Nadm.
gr 8 llbr Mrr9snS uns II d 5 lltr stsnr
,fsst mtetr 6ya&tsNnnasmt, nod 4uSlitierpns.
s. &rt6, MBt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30
Julius MehgSq,

= S3nbmad)er =
SrrntfrlFs, &c. IA,
bat Res stutc uur Stisisl r%crrdttia inm Strs
,.ui; r tmrTttlt lib rem YutIitum in aIsn ;3ireis
sn i,iuu Yrritijpn MIR ptre hfts ktnlutt itin,
tiu mr. lMutrtNitt a:;tit prsHpi III, tilis IN
IHua.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30
So s~

pom Nsusn. Gittmal blist.n 40 sssst. Sur
Elm paar OSitn rpuresn $50 @tnidtp. wst4t ial
wttrlcs @artn. ~taIttlatts srmcrpet.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01
TELEG.KAPHTC ,
lover THE STATE LINE.1
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.

SACRAMENTO Jan. 81.
SENArE.-Mr Harvey, an act relative to
the Supreme Court Clerk and his deputy, re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
The hour of II o'clock having arrived,
the special order of the day, the various res
olutions offered relative to the present condi-
tion of our national affairs, was called up.
The resolutions of Mr.. Edgerton having been
read and the question being on their adop-
ton, that Senator addressed the Senate at
length
AssrMBLY.-Mr Magruder presented the
claim of I. II. Eldridge for translating the
laws of 1857 into Spanish. Referred.
Mr.. Avery introduced an act concerning
troads and highways in Nevada county. Re
ferred
Assembly bill No Is, to confer further
powers on the Board of Supervisor of San
Joaquin county, passed.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01

SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 31st.
Thomas c. D. Olmstead has applied for the
benefit of the insolyent act liabilities $4,000
assets, nothing
On Saturday, at noon. the great auction
sale of Homestead Lots from the Beideman
tract will take place. In all, 400 lots will be
disposed Of
The steamer California is the next one that
leaves for Panama. She leaves tomorrow at
o'clock
AT Music Hall, tomorrow evening, Miss
Munson will deliver lecture on the reasons
why the Union of the North with the South
should be maintained.
Measures are on foot for celebration oI
the triumph of the Liberal party in Mexico
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01

MIR. BUCHANAN AND SERvILE INsURREcTIoN.
The New Orleans Delta says the President
has been guilty of gross error in his re-
marks about the danger of servile insurree-
tions. The Delta says:
Instrad of any alarm or terror on account
of our slave population. there exists among
our people n feeling of sef.reliance and a
sense of security as to all domestic or local
causes and danger, which are not felt in other
communities in the civilized world. Our
slave population are not held as Mr.. Buchan-
au and most of the Northern people who
have never Travelled in the South imagine, in
their present happy and appropriate condi
ton by force or terror The STAKEHOLDER of
the South maintains and exercises his control
over his slaves by other influences. 1t is the
affection of the slave for his master, his re-
gard and just appreciation of the suitable
ness and advantage of his position, his do
nestle dependence upon the superior wisdom
power and forethought of the white man. and
his knowledge that his own advancement and
welfare depend upon his good conduct which
render this population the most peaceful, con
tended and easy controlled of all laboring
classes in the civilized world. Our planters
live with their families surrounded bv large
numbers of their slaves, and without means
OF defense against attack. They employ
none OF those precautions against violence or
robbery, which are rendered necessary for
the safety OF life and property even in Mr..
Buchanans City of Brotherly Love. The
matrons of the South, for whose peaceful
slumbers Mr. Buchanan is so deeply concern
ed, retire at night with a far greater feeling
OF confidence and security far less uneasi-
ness and anxiety than Mr. Buchanan bears to
his solitary cooch in the Federal Capital, sur
rounded by political vagabonds, and in close
proximity to gangs of blood-tubs and brass
knucklers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01
REMEMBER.

That Crstadoros Excelsior IIair Dye is the only hair
dye in America that has the
DIRECT SANCTION
of the highest scientific authority The most distin-
gushcd Of our chemists, (and analyst second to
none in the wordO
DIR. Chiffon
has certified his signature, that this dye con-
tains no deleterous ingredient. The official docu-
ment may be seen at No. Astor House.
SIT WISE TO RISK
dyes when one thus lndorsed and
superior to all others in the quality of
the coors it mparts, is obanable Sold everywhere,
and applied by all Hair Dressers. CRlsTADoRo, No 6
Astor House, New York. jamie
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01

A CHAPTER IN REAL LIFE.-With the ma
terial from which Mrs Stowe worked up her
novel, "Uncle Toms Cabin" we are acquain-
ted in the key to that powerful lomance.-
We have now case of fact that may vet
serve some romancer as an illustration to the
devotion of the slave to his owner When
Col. j. Buchanan Cross was arrested for for
gerry he had an octoroon called Bob Cross
was in trouble. To raise means to defend
his master, Bob went voluntarily to the
South, where he mortgaged himself sending
the proceeds to Cross while in prison in Phil
adelphia. Gross was convicted, and is now
in the Eastern Penitentary. Bob has fol-
lowed Cross in all his journeyngs over the
continent of Europe, and while in Paris was
furnished by Mason, Minister, with passport.
Mason afterwards learned that Bob was an
octoroon, and endeavored to reclaim the pass
port, but without success That passport is
now in the possession of Cross wife, but
where she has gone has not yet been ascer-
tanned Bob now believes the recovery of
the passport to be all important, and that it
establishes his claim to be free man. Since
Cross went to prison Bob has been sold to
pay the mortgage, and at this moment is in
a slave pen Mt Richmond, awaiting a second
sale, that will doubtless send him to the far
South.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01

WAsHoE MINING COMPANIES. THE Latrobe
Tunnel and Mining Company, was yester.
day Incorporated. Its purpose is to tunnel
Mount Ophr, in Washoe, and TO hold, buy
and sell mining claims and to mine for gold
and silver. 1t has l2,500 shares, of 500
each. The Chenago Mining Company intend
to mine for gold and silver at Washoe.-
Capital stock, S85O,ooo, in l,4o0 shares of
$3.50 each-AHa.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01

PERILoUs ADvENTURE-G. NJ. Marshall
Esq, of Clear Lake, one of our most esteem
ed correspondents, and whose sketches of
Clear Lake scenery, &c, have been extensive
~ copied, while out among the hills in the
nelghborhood of Lower Lake, ON the 4th
inst, got lost during a violent rain storm.
Not being acquainted with the country he
went farther and farther from the settlements,
and wandered up and down in the mountains
for six days and live nights without food or
fire. On Wednesday the 9th inst, he was
SO fortunate as to come across the house of
Mr. e. J. Church, near Coyote Valley, where
he received every attention suited to his mel
ancholy situation. Benumbed with cold,
and exhausted by hunger, he had barely
strength enough left to drag himself along
upon his hands and knees. Mr.. Marshal, who
Is still suffering severely, writes to us from
Churchs Ranch, Jan. 18th, and we cannot
do better than to give his own language :
u shall not attempt to relate the horrors
through which passed; my suffering from
hunger-how | was lacerated by briars,
! throtted by wild vines, and child by night.
The remembrance is terrible to me. On the
last day, | passed through a rocky canon
which am told, was never before penetrated
More than once, though | am ashamed to
confess it now, | gave up and lay down to
die. When | arrived at the house of Mr..
Church, my clothes were in rags; the flesh
torn off my hands, my feet bruised and swol-
len, and my weakness SO great that | could
scarcely stand. All supposed that | must
lose all my toes but hope that by iudicious
treatment, they may be saved. "-Napa Re
porter
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01

WHEAT.-Most of the wheat crop of thi.
county for the last year is disposed Of On
ly about 10000 sacks are in the warehouses
in this place at this date, and the amount
still in the hands of the farmers is said to be
small. The stock Of barley is quite signif-
cant. Wheat is worth here from 81 % to
81 so as in quality.-NGpa Reporter 26th
inst
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01

FUNERAL OF JUDGE THORNTON. The funeral
of the late Hon. Harry l. Thornton, took
place yesterday afternoon from Calvary
Church. The Rev. Dr. Scott oficated, and
in brief but impressive manner alluded to
the distinguished character of the deceased
his connection with the church, his personal
friendship for the speaker etc. The body
was inferred in Lone Mountain Cemetery
and was attended to its last resting place by
n large concourse of the friends Of the de-
eeased.-S r. Herald
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01
NREKA. January 81.

kEhAt january 5lst
David Butttrfeld, of Yreka, was killed by
Charles Williams, of Jacksonville, Oregon,
on Tuesday last, about twelve miles from
Jacksonville. The difficulty originated at a
supper table, when Williams struck Butter
field on the head with stool, fracturing his
skull. Williams escaped.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01
ANDERSON & DEPEW,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic
WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.

No. &C C Street, West side, between Sec
ond and Third Streets,
MOULD KESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the public and their friends that they have To-
Gated at the above place, and are now In receipt OF
well selected and choice stock of
Foreign and Domestic Wines, Liquors,
&c, of the most celebrated brands, which they are
prepared to offer AT such prices that cannot fail
please those who may extend to thcm their patron
age
The following comprises, in part the stock now on
hands
Hennessey Brandy, vintage of 1850;
BISCUIT Trlcoche Co.. vintage of 1851 and 1858 ;
United Vineyard, Props do;
Cognac, c Dupont, do;
Arzac, Rochelle, do;
Jules Robin do;
Apple and Peach do;
London Dock Pale Sherry Wine;
Duff Gordon do;
Old London Dock Port do;
bordeaux Wine;
California Wine
Ginger Wine
G. Hedslck Champagne
Louis Lareux Champagne;
Binee, Fills Co., do
Imperial Cabinet Bourbon Whlskey;
Daley's Valley whlskey
Leigler Whskey;
Eureka Whiskey
Old Rye Whskey;
Pioneer and Essence of Old Virginia in Fasks
Old Tom Gin;
Holland Gin;
London Dock Gin ;
Wister's Gin
VOLTS Aromatic Gin
Vanthofets Gin
New England RUM
jamaica Rum
Santa Cruz Rum;
Pine Apple Rum.
Also fine assortment of STOMACH BITTERS o
various brands.
Country orders solicited and promptly attended to
j. =. ANDERSON,
EH0S. DEPEW.
| dec4-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01

NORTHERN School TEAcuERs-The South
Carolina Legislature appointed a committee
TO ascertain how many Northern school
teachers are employed in that State, and
whether it would not be polite to get rid of
them. The committee are said to have re-
ported that the teachers are nearly all from
the North that if they are discharged it will
be almost impossible to fill their places. and
that they are not really dangerous element,
so long as they hold their tongues as we'll as
heretofore.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01

In one of the Hon. Mr.. Vinton's speeches,
that gentleman said the threat of secession
reminded him of the man in Buffalo who at
tached his old scow to the stern of lake
steamer, to be towed up the lake. After the
boat had been got under headway, the wheels
of the steamer threw the water into the old
scow, and she was in danger of sinking. The
owner cried out to the captain of the steamer
"llold on there If you don't stop throwing
water into my craft I'll make you" "Well," ;"
says the captain, "what will you do?" "Do?"
shouted the enraged man, "Ill cut the rope
here and let your old steamer go to thunder.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01

THERE is a severe thing about Dumas in the
last Paris Figaro. 1t was that Alexander the
Great loved Bucephalus; Augustus. a parrot
Virgil, butterfly; Naro, startling Com
modus, a monkey; Heliogabalus, a sparrow
Honerius a chicken; GaribeIdi. negro.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01

OUR American has a bad name for SUPER
ticial lness Great men, great nations, have
not been boasters and buAoons but perceiv.
ers of the terror of life, and have manned
themselves to face it. The Spartan embody-
ing his religion in his country, dies before its
majesty without question. The Turk who
believes bis doom is written on the iron leai
in the moment when he entered the world
rushes on the enemys sabre with undivided
will. The Turk, the Arab, the Persian, ac-
cepts the foreordained fate
On two days. it steads not to run from thy grave.
The appointed, and the unappointed day.
On the first, neither balm nor physician can save
Nor thee, on the second, the Universe slay.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING;
4 purch chased the entire Stock, Interest," Rights OF
Manufacturing, &c. of II. T. KELLY CO., will con-
tnue the Wholesale and Retail Drug Business here
tofore at So d street next to the Western House.
G. T.. POLLARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01
G. P. POLLARD,
Wholesale & Retail Druggist.

KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE,
Drugs, Medicines Perfumery, Shakers Herbs and Ex-
tracts, Patent Medicines, Trusses, Shoulder Braces
Supporters, En- lish, French and American Chemicals
Shaving and Toilet Soaps; PAINTS all coors-dry and
ground-in oil ana water; OILS, Linseed, Boiled and
Raw, Lard, Coal, Polar, Solar, Neatsfoot. Tanners,
Olive and Castor BURNING FLUID, Camphene, spir-
its Turpentine, Alcohol. VARNIoHES- Coach, Car
riage, Copal, Damar, Brown Black Japan; BRUSH
ES; Paint, Varnsh, Whitewash, Colorng, Kalsomine,
Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes SEEDS Garden and
Flower, fresh, put up by Comstock, Ferre 4 Co.,
Connecticut.
DR., Kelley's Fever and Ague
Medicine;
Sir Ashley COOper's Great English REM
edy
NXT. COFFEE and SARSAPARILLA,)
Concentrated EXT. sMILAX, Chemical Food) pre-
eminent in Purifying the Blood For sale by
C.P POLLARD,
Successor to H. T. Kell Y 6 Co,
Marysvie Drug Store, So ST., next to the Western
House. jan20