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farmers who choose to live on pork and potatoes
"eapt to repudiate gardening If they suppose that
good can be sustained on these articles alone,
aS u greater variety they mistaken. Man Is but
neptOme of all nature behind him, and if he would be
true man. functonarily equal to the position he is
bound to occupy both morally and politically, he must
extend his food to greater variety. We claim, and are
ready 10 sustain position, that the human organism
materially benefited by greater variety OF food
provided that consumption of undue quantity is not
Induced
In addition to this the farmer may benefit by garden
Ing IN a variety of ways He is enabled to observe the
application of natures laws greater variety of plants
le may in his garden try experiments, which the tol
owing year may be duplicated on larger scale IN hl;
ueds; he may ask himself the question why Ole
garden is capable of producing results not to be found
u DIS field aud he may find that the frequent appro
pSon of the inorganic material of the soil in pantle
u their redepOstion by decay OF progressed material
Iuers the soil capable of producing larger quantities
higher cassed plants, than when not so actively in
~ all the effects may be duplicated, in degree, in The
% Y understanding, sub-soil blowing, and the grow
y green crops, etc; these are but the legitimate re-
uS which may be observed in every garden
Working Farmer.
I'VE have often wondered why it is that our farmers
W " raise few turnips and cabbages, when 1t is sc
losuppy their tables with the finest quality of vege
t.; Ees they so choose Where one will provide bis
VIC WIN celery, asparagus endve, cauli1ower and ores
Yen are ignorant that such things can be produced
~ oouth. Some assign the very poor reason that
not cultivate these vegetables because they
DenA TOO much labor others say they have not the
trnh Kind of soil for their production. Now, the
Tis AOoth these objections have a bad foundation
tsIo policy to say the fortress cannot be taken
toH,t determination and make the attempt And as
arn ing the suitable land, it can be found on every
to5a k1g the trouble to look for it. The question
Of TSa IS, is the thing to be accomplished worthy
tertie Ple' and if So do it. We call particular at.
sSG study, and pursue its advice will be more r
In the end.-La Taste. Business Director
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BALDWIN
BALDWIN
\. j., getting up stock Of Fashionable

IN NEWARK, n. J getting up stock of Fashionable
l. Clothing for Stirring
BALDWIN is in Newark, New Jersey, getting I'D stock
of Fashionable Clothing f0r summer.
BALDWIN is in New York. selecting from Irpor
tations of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings.
BALDWIN is in York, selecting a great variety O.
newly imported Furnishing Goods.
BALDWIN is selecting large stock of Silk and Ginghan
UMBRELLAS.
BALDWIN, selecting and having made erder Ladies
and Gents Travelling Trunks, Bags, &c. from the grea
metropolitan - Mandatory!
BALDWIN is selecting Goods for Military Companies anG
experimenting the manufacture of Uniforms.
BALDWIN sends out all kinds of Military Trappings
Swords, Belts Epauets, &c. &C., at n York cash
BALDWIN VIII open in few days, two cases :" Yoke
Seam Shirts, the best fitting garment worn.
BALDWIN will open large and varied stock of fashion
able. well made Clothing early in March.
BALDWIN Is daily receiving Furnishing Goods, new
styles, IN great variety, for Gents.
BALDWIN is selecting splendid stock of Gents Under
wear, and viii ship the to Wilmington in few days.
BALDWl' furnishes Pistols at lower figures than the,
can be procured for elsewhere.
BALDWIN will open few choice styles of Children
Clothing.
BALDWIN has the best Cutter in the State All kinds
Civic and Military work made to order at short notice.
BALDWIN sells Trunks, Umbrellas &C., &C., for Lade
and Gentlemen much below usual prices.
Toilet articles sold at BALDWIN'S
Fine Cutlery sold at BALDWIN'S.
New Goods daily arriving at BALDwIN'5
Clothing and Furnishing House, 80 Ma ket st.
March I'd, 1861. ll9A2s
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MARRIED..

In this town, the 9th inst, by Rev. t. W. Guthrie
Dr; JAMES M. BABER. of Georgia. to Miss AREADNER
JONES, of Halifax county, N. C.
At Front Street M. E. Church. in this town. on Thursday
evening, Feb 2sh, by the Rev Thos W. Guthrie Mr. m
CHRAM Fl. EVANS. to Miss LIZZIE r. KELLEY daugh-
ter of the late E. v Kelley.
In New Hanover county the 9th ult the residence
OF the brides father, Owen Fenne, ESQ by Elder B. F.
Marabie, Mr.. G. W. MCCLAMMY and Miss MAG FENNELL.
On the 2lst nlt, at William 1ohnsons, ESQ., in Baden
JANE JOHNSON.
1t Elm Grove near Wilmington the 9th inst by Rev
NJ. B. Grer, GEORGE HARRISS. ESQ., and Miss JULIA O.
SANDERS, daughter of John A. Sanders, ESQ.,
In this town the LIST inst by the Few. W Hawkins
Mr. JOHN SEARS to Miss EDNEY HORN.
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ATLANTIC scIENTIFIo 8 MILITARY INSTITUTE

CAROLINA CITY, N. @.
TTAVING secured the services of WILLIAM A. HERRING
ESQ., to take charge Principal of this Institute,
take pleasure in informing the public that the frat session
will begin March 18th, 1861.
Mr. Herring is eminenty qualified to be in charge of an
Institution of this kind He is practical teacher and en-
gneerwas educated at Prof N. b. Websters Military In
stitute the University of Virginia and is graduate
in the Scientific Department of both these Institutions
His advantages for knowledge of Agrtcuhural Chs,s
m have been very superior, and special attention Will DC
paid to that department of science.
While this also Classical School, it is intended to be
made superior Scientific and Military Institute .,,o>
The expenses will be hundred and forty dollars $l4O
perEsesson This amount includes tuition, board room
rent room furniture lights washing, books and stationery
and military uniform.
Day scholars will also be received in the Institute
For further information address the Principal at Caro
lima City," JNO. A: PAKRATT,
r, +. BRIGHT, Directors
w. Il. CUNNINGGIM,
DR.. q. L. PERKINS, Secretary.
March It'll, 1851. zS'Om
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from PRESCRIPTION of Sir j. Clarke, NJ D.,
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject. mode ates all and
all Instructions and speedy cure may be relied
peculiarly suited. It WILL in short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterte1ts.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken bu females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
to bring Miscarriage, but at any other time they
are safe.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerton, Papataton OF
the Heart, Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will effect
cure when all other have failed and although pow
erful remedy, do not contain ron caomel sntmony
ANYTHING hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
JOB MOSES,
Rochester, n. Y.
N B.-$1 90 and postage stamps enclosed to au-
horized Agent, will insure bottle, containing 80 Pills, by
return mail.
For sale in Wilmington by W. h. Lppitt, Henry Mc1in
and all Druggists.
Sold in G0ldsboro' by Lucas Moore.
PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Richmond.
Nav a. 1850. 213 l. 37-eow ~
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING,

GUANos are of two kinds those in which Ammonia pre-
dominates as IN Peruva and those in hch Phospbaes
OF Lime, &c. predominant, in Sombrero, and Others
Both experience and theory establish the fact, that Am
monia and Phosphate OF Lime essential ingredients for
general fertilizer, and consequently for general purposes
proper mixture of the two recommended. Whilst The
Peruvian other ammoDiaed Guam snaudns
quicken of the SOIL the Sombrero Guano permu
FERTILIZER but OF slower action and less perceptbe
the first unless aided by stimuant Hence
the great importance of combining the in proper pro-
portions, which, if done, makes the BEST cJUeten
and economical fertilizer known. Assuming the Cost of
Peruvian Guano at $50, and Sombrero per ton
with quarter OF the former and three quarters Of
latter (Which orOns recommended by
armers) it gives, at cost of $3.50 per atrzer
far more valuable and permanent than the Peruvian alone.
The agricultural need only be reminded o. the nature of the
two pIedomnafng ingredients in these different species of
to enable him to understand tie the proper mode Of
to evaporate RISE Phosphate of Lime Gin the SOmbreO
is heavy, and liable sink below the reach Of the roots
of paus therefore should be either depOsite in the hill
or drill with the crop, used top dressing in the
proportion of 400 lbs the acre according to the
wants the soil. If the two Guanos combined and
used dressing the spring ia the best time tho
crop is assuming its sustenance and vigor, that
time the ben of the Ammonia less likely to than
if used in the fall or early winter.
Also Manipulated Guano. For sale, In lots TO suit, By
KiDDER i MARTIN,
Feb IS. Agents for Wilmington.
Pamphlets sent on application:
Fayetteville Observer Goldsburo Rough Notes Tai boro,
Souherner, Sumpter Watchman, Marion copy
week for four weeks and send bill TO this office Immediately
for payment T'4o 2''w''" -'N-A
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ROYAL HAyANALOTTERy

FENHE FOLLOWING NUMBERS DREW THE PRINCIPAL
L Prizes in the drawing of February 9, 1861:
Numbers Prizes Numbers. Prizes. Numoers. Prizes.
S. l56. 800 00O Ii, 1874 So, 0OO ,53l. 900
1850. .5O,OOO 2,O42 49,. 2OOOO
Numbers 49, 5o3 I'll SOL 93l 1894 $685. 1922 479
1879, 1925 1907 l2269 1926 1885, $685. 1920 1928
ls36 1870 2ll74 2l356 284 2l72o 1852 23475 2358,
2396 25626 8l6 26222 27l3S, 263l 2357 26554 $780,
296l3, z3982-$l0Ol0 each.
NoticeThe No. Extraordinary drawing of the Royal
Havana Lottery will take place April 4th next. For
Schemes Or Tickets address DON RODRIGUEZ,
Charleston, South Carolina
March l, 1861. l4s627-It
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DIED.

In Washington N c. Sabbath morning. the 24th inst
at lO minutes past 10 o'clock Rev. JAMES AVENT in the
73d year of his age.
Ia this town, Sunday evening the Sd inst Mr. CHRIS
TOPPER G. RHODES, aged 49 years and months.
At Kenansville, Dupiin county, ths I'd inst JAMES
Scotland
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s6s,oOo LBS. CoTroN YARN PEA ANNUS1,

10000 LBS. COTTOH YARN PER ANNUN,
FT1HE Gel. EBRETED ROCKY MOUNT MILLS, Edge
combe county, N. Co. continue to manufacture 1900 lbs
Cotton Yarn daily and prepared to furnish assorted
Noe to u.s. by the bale of 200 lbs cents per h.
months time, any of Railroad Depots Eastern N.
Carolina, free Of freight.
The Mills and Machinery in fine condition, and the
quality Of the Yarns guaranteed.
Orders solicited from puactus buyers. Address,
WIN. s. BATTLE,
Rocky Mount
Edgecombe County, N. c.
Sept. 18th, 1860 3-ly*
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

- FROM CASTLE HAYNE PLANTATION on the
~ North East river the Goth Feb. inst, BLACk
& FLLY two years old this spring she is of rath-
light frame, and well formed with clean legs
ing Color having white hairs all her body
and particularly about her the back rib the
right side has been broken which has left small Jump
will pay suitable reward to any returning her the
above plantation, to me in Town. and additional re-
ward of Fifty DOLLARS for evidence sufficient
any one having stolen her. HENRY MUTT.
Wilmington, N. c., Feb. rs, 1s61-144dlt-27- wifi.
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FAYETTEVILLE March 4.-Cotton-Sales Thursday
and Friday mostly at 10! to IL. Owing to the unavorabe
from abroad think that l03 will be the highest
market price to-day.
No other change to note.
BALTIMORE, March 4-Flour is dull Howard street
Ohio IS 25 City Mills S.. Wheat is steady red 81 Is
80. Corn l. active, yellow cents. Provisions dull
and unchanged. Coffee firm at III 49, Whskey buoyant.
MOBILE, March 4th.-The sales to-day were 600 bales
at lC& log cents. The market is quiet
SALISBURY, March 5th.-Beef Bacon IL a IL IL
Butter Is 20; Corn Is So Flour S. 40 So SIS Lard 10
II z Meal IS So; Moasses SO 55; Irish Potatoes so
So sweet Potatoes GO 20; Peas s.; Pork IL IL
Sugar l212; Taiow 10 q IL Ia Wheat 81 20 81 40
Whiskey 90 81.
NEWBERN, March 5.-The demand for Cotton has been
light with almost daily sales at prices rather below what
have ranged from l0 IL TO- market closeing dull with
small sales at 10 IL l02 Turpentine-Dnring the
considerable quantities have changed hands note
active inquiry prevailing in the market We note
slight decline on former quotations. but the staple continues
to notwithstanding About 81 80 for lip and 81 10
have been sold at SO 81 cents per gallon But little
mand apparent. TarSaes of several small lots 81
81 As per bbl by inspection Market firm these figures
FCurN O. Flour continues firm at 81 IS to So 70 per bb
CHARLESTON, March 4.-Cotton.-There was a moder
ate demand tor the article day which resulted in the sale
follows SO bales at 81 Is %; le3 at 81 so at 81 lis
10; II at l0 60 at o. 334 at 2 SO at 1915 at H. $50
4 at Ia IL at ll3 226 at ia and ~ bales at l2c.
NEW YORK, March 4.-COtton-Market closed dull Al
liz Flour dull, of TO- 900 bbs Wheat quiet
saes of OU0 bushels red Western at 81 81 g. white
Is 81 IS. Corn has declining tendency, is steady
sales OF 600 bushels old at &c 66t Whisky lis firm
at Is cts. Rec is steady Il Sugar steady, New
Orleans Il Il cts. kosn is firm at 81 so for No. l.
20 for No2.
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TO THE AGRICULTURALIST
SOMBRERO PROSPHATRC GUAN,

AE refer you to the following certificates of emne
w Chemists who have analysed this Invaluable Phos-
phate (many hers can be ad3uced) Also, the
value placed upol this Manure by those who have used H.
All we ask is fair trial, knowing you viii give
preference any other now in use.
NEW YoaK, Aug. 22d, 1857.
nave anayze1 sample o. Guaao imported per Schr
Wood & Grant, and fad it to yield the following
Phosphate of ..:...........:..... ST 90
carbonate OF Lime ....%............,...... CO
S1phate OF Lime lS4
Chloride OF Sodium, 81
Organic Matter. 2g
water Observation-Disclosures. 5l4
Salca, Atumlns, sc. 80
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON hARKE1
FOE THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 9Th. 1861.

During the week just ended there has been
fair enquiry for this Gle from both shippers and dist
ers and the market has ruled steady On Friday there
advance of hard but the price of soft
mains unchanged and the ket closes firm 81 SO for
yellow Dip 81 a for virgin and IS cents for hard per $50
lbs The arrivals for the week ended this morning have
been only moderate and the sales foot up 1896 bbs
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To JOHN W. G.. LOUD, ESQ.

NO. II South-street, New York.
18Th July lS58.-Wbere the Sombrero Guano was ap-
piled was good straw the Peruvian, and think
as full or more plump grain.
18th July, lS5S.-The wheat where sombrero Guano was
used weighed 81 lbs. to the bushe The Peruvian weighed
the same No difference either in straw grain.
ROBERT L.. HUGHFY
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Philip A. Ball. Esq Baltimore, Nd. sept g. 1855 says
The corn where Sombrero used IS vigorous, green
and strong and the balance of the field all good so looks
sun.bnrnt and dropping. wish you send me ten tons
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GENTS DRESS sIEn II NEs.
ID ECEIvED PER STEAMER NORTH CAROLINA, ELE-
IN CANT styles Gents Dress Silk Hats, the Emporium,
"a Market Street. MYERS & MOORE.
March 4, 1851.
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NOTICE.
80 OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION on Ton
- sail Sound q miles from Wilmington, containing 500
acres, 200 of which cleared and ia good state of
cultivation and the best facilities for procuring
nurng of sny plantation the Sound There are all
cesssry buildings on the premises. Also, my STOCK,
HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS, CORN AND FODDER,
PLANTATION TOOLS, BOATS AND SENS. ANY
wishing to purchase would do well call sub
scrlber soOn Terms made easy. D. j. NIXON.
?. S.N any person in the Southern Confederate states
plantation that he wishes exchange for the above
he would do we'll to call on me soon.
March 9Th 1851. l51-2t-2s-3m%
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NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold the
water are subject to the expense OF landing inspection
cooperage &C.; lumber 30 81 u NJ Tar and
Tpenne about 10 q "A bbl-and naval stores,
when brought e Railroad about the same expenses are
curred-* For virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of onefth is made the price OF yellow dip,
cOrding to quality
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WILMINGTON. CHARLOTTE d RUTHERFORD
RAIL ROAD CO.

S - $50 E755;:Es;5sz:..I5
4 SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders of this Com
"A pany is appointed to be held in the town of Whining
ton tie 28h day of March inst to pass upon the pro-
posed amendments to the charter and for other purposes
The transfer books will be closed for thirty days from
and AFTER this date BY order.
ROBERT 81. COWAN Secretary.
Fayetteville Wadesooro, Charlotte. Shelby ard Ruther-
ford papers copy til day Of meeting and send bills the
Treasurer
Wilmington, NJ c., Feb 18th, 1861. I50-t1n
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AUCTION SALES.
Administrators EnLc.
BY D. PI0OTT, Auc.lon.er.


AT EXCHANGE CORNER, on Saturday, 18th day OF
March next at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, will sell
SEVERAL LIKELY NEGROES,
belonging TO the of O. Holnes
Terms-Sx months credit for approved endorsed notes
Feb. 22d, 1861 I42ts~272 q
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current

50 should be understood that quotations generav
represent the wholesale price, In filing small orders high
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JAMES R Chiffon, n. D., Chemist G u


OFFICE INSPECTOR OF GUANo,
No. II Exchange Buildings, Baltimore Md
18th May 1857. Brig Norman IA OF Phos ph Ites
schr." N. F. Jones, sc 60 50
Oct: q, :! ., Nar o, ~ y, $3.50"
Brig" s. G. Bass" 03'95"
Dec g Schr." Chief" .,.....86 IS
10th Feb 1858. - IN. Doane," 1928"
Gath April, " 4" Nv. X. Kibbey.'' a 40 &
WM. SMITH REESE, Chemist,
State Inspector, Maryland
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Moses Lacey, Esq, Lynchburg Va April 1853. says =
"SonhrerO Guano has turned we'll on Eats a. Wheat
so far; and friend Walton TO whom sod some says he
would not give it, pound for pound, for Peruvian"
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TRUSTEE'S EAE.g

,,,. CLINTON, Il. G., Feb. 18th 1851.
R4 VIRTUE OF SUNDRY DEEDS OF TRUST, made b
- B. T. Hood to me, will sell in this town, on Frida,
the 25d of March next sundry Negroes Houses Lots etc
speched in said deeds nj trust: Terms made known da
of sale. I HI LEE Trnstes
Feb. 28th 1881 I47.It2 ~
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GUANU-GUANO.
1000 BAGS PERUVIAN;
lOO\I 800 do. Reeses &c. &c. in store, aHoat and te
arrive. For sale by w. q. NcRARY & CO.
March I'd, lS6l.
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Yours very respectfully,

Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New York.
Remember that this result produced by HEIMsTREET
Ininabe the original and only reliable Hair Restorative
Price fifty cents and dollar bottle. Sold everywhere
by all Druggists. -
Sold in Wilmington by W. q. Lipptt H. McLin, and by
all Druggists.
March l. I50-lm-dAw.
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WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
'''i " CHARLES F. DEEMS, P. E.
Read aud Believe.

NEW YORK, April II, 1858.
W. E. HAGAN, Esq-Dear Sir: About five months since
bought two bottles of your Hair Restorative, and am
now DESTROYS obtaining more and would inquire where it
may be found here. Ny hair when quite young turned
grey. haze used a number Of articles for the purpose Of
restoring it, but did succeed until obtained this, chtc
produced the desired effect have been requested by
number of my friends (among them several LADIES' to pro-
cnre it if possible. much pleased with it, for it has
made a great Improvement in my personal appearance.
By answering this you will much oblige.
Yours very respectfully,
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FROM NEW YORK,
By STEAM SRIP NORTH CAROLINA,
AT KELLEY'S BOOK STORE.
n AVIE'S Elementary Algebra;
- Surveying;
Woods Class Book of Botany revised
Chapmans Botany OF the Southern United States;
Towers Algebra
Sabbath School Bell;
Major Jones' Courtship and Travels.
Abbott's French Revolution;
Kew to Stoddards Arithmetic;
Pinney Elementary French Reader;
Life and Letters of Mrs Emily G. Judson
Hardee's Rife and Infantry Tactics;
Arnold's Copying Inks
Poppy and Nut Oils for Painting:
Tube Paints 8ll kinds and colols
Check Books on the Bank of North Carolina
Colored Landscapes for Painting;
Gillam's Military Tactics
March 8,
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FATIGUE GAPS! FATIGUE CAPS!
T ARGE assortment at the Emporium.
IL MYERS MOORE,
March 9Th 81 Market St.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-05
ALIVERY STABLE,

s connected with the house and particular attention
will be- given TO the care Of horses. carriages. &c
Horses and Carriages can At all times be proeared ey
application ct the oAee .-.,
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-05

Col. LANDER says that he had rather 6ght
another battle with the troops who fell
hack at Bulls Ron than with the new leVies'
He values the experience Of one ssOh Oa'tie
highly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-05

TEMPORARY madness may perhaps be ne
cessary in some cases, TO cleanse anb reno
vate the mind. just o. q 6s Of illness is need
lees 10 carry OF tbe humors Of the body.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-05

CHmDREs make men better ciiizsns.
When your own children have learned Ia
the streets 10 swear. II makes Jon feei inAt
you are stockhoIder IN the public morality.