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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13

SERIOUS AccIDESr OK TEE CkErRAL RAILRoAp.-Sun.
day evening about O'Clock several Kentucky compane.
left the Central railroad depot In speel transport train
drawn by two locomotives. The night was very dark
and the RAIN which commenced TO fall sbeu, the time
the train started, poured down rcassany After pro-
ceedog abont tsenty-four miles from Richmond and
eight miles from Hanover inctiop the train upon
portion Of the track which had been undermined or
washed by the heavy siD and the consequel that
the two locomotives were overturned, aud the foremost
cars thrown together 10 heap The smash ~ Is said
have been terrible two three Cf the cars having
been broken into fragments, Though the traa
Ing az the Time at moderate Of speed The soldiers
who had occupied the broken cars were sx,ricated
possible from the of ruins and those who
were stunned or crippled removed. IL expect
ed that number had been klsd but 70 the surprise OF
those who viewed the extent OF the disaster only death
cats,d by the fearful accident This unfortunate
victim proved to be John Lsrkn Of the Davis Guard
Lou syille, XIV. About twenty-five thirty were ipjur
ed bruised; several seriously. Intelligence OF the sc-
cdent having been teegraphed to this city Mr. Whit
comb Superintendent Of the Central railroad, sent an
extra train to the local. Of the disaster yesterday
morning to bring back the voundSd Drs. Hancock,
Nils ard Beae went up 10 this tain 10 render such sur
gicsl aid might be required. TIE train returned IN
the afternoon bringing the corpse OF Mr. L.rkip, ard
the following sueeers who were conveyed IN smoulancts
10 the St. Charlss Hospital.
Dapis Guard of Hsntucky-Wm =. Done'son, left
arm aud left leg frscured-scalp dreadtuy fractured J.
W. Porter, strained at the hips; 7. d. Hoswen, two
rbs fractured; Sergeant h. White. badly injured IN
head and internally; Henry Mccullough, confusion in
bead, thigh. and knee; p X. Walker, injured in hip
and sae slightly.
Diyi,s Rangrs, (Capt L. II. FEiughl-Ll.ut. VIM.
Gilmore. badly bruised Ard injured internally; John
Coleman hjured In the hesd back, and hips; Richard
0verton, collar bone broken; G. Il. Coffee, Injured In
back aud arms; J, 3, oIisgins, collar bone broken.
We ob.>ined a partial list of those WHO were only
slightly injured comparatively, bat deem it unnecessary
to mention their names. Some of them left, by
quest at private houses along The railroad the oters
veil enoagh TO proceed with lhes commands to Ma
nassAs All who witaesscd the wreck Of the
in the belle. that grcs. loss OF life was only prevented
by Diviae intcypcsition. We musket carried By
one OF the soldiers the barrel OF which bent the
shape Of the letter U. The damage TO the railroad by
the rain will prevsD, the regular RAINING OF The train.
until Tomorrow next day; bat the mail aud pssssn
gers will be conveyed The Fredericksburg railroad,
in the meantims as far the Junction" of the two
roadr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13

AsAuLu-A man named Thos Burke was before tho
Mayor, yesterday charged with asaung Berj B. Gate
wood on Saturday last. He was committed in default
Of security for his good behavior TIE attack grew out
OF an attempt by negro TO pslm CT blank draft as
nf.y cent note bat could not get at the merits Of the
case.
Phil. Coig,n wa. also srragned before his Honor
the charge OF violently assaulng James Ford member
of he Virginia Guard" Capt Bsyly's company Col
gsn and others had previously "gued the sstsbiih-
ment Of jacob Dilman, in the vicinity Of Cash Cor
ner," aud Ford happened to make comments upon
this Affair." in the presence OF Oogsn, who forthwith
charged upon him with knife ard hatchst, and wou1
have terminated his earthly bad 1t not been for
the interposition OF Allen. Colgan was demanded
for trial before the Hustings Court.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13

TIE BAI9lE A. sEES 81 OsE o. rHs v iscoSsiS keel
xrsr.-Hr. J @ ChanJe-. Of the Adams county lid;-
p,ad,ot Wis writes from Washington to his o7o'hsr,
:, Ce,.,nd letter abOa, the battle which has found
its uay into rriaL The following S exceedingly
grsphe
The horrors Of battlefield are supremacy greatsr
tb,1 nv imsginat'on has ever e'neeived- saw w
80 '.st part of i. regiment relieved NJ
,n ibs .bss rallied and charged Oh WIN E'ote 'nt5
S.p,1 vengeance The L)uaves fought hEe heroes 4ll
Jvs. IN, there we're zen guns 70 one against theu,
- B,. thsy rstreated terribly ridded our fesimen1
,.rs 81 into The most hssh shower OF ouies Jou VI
Imagine if you Try month Probably nearly huIIIs
1,1 vrr, Killed AID some we're taken prisoners. nau
ms b.t SHOT ell bullet biz cap box and eui tue oe'
>, b,t n soon burs and while Was STOPPING 70 Pe.
an en-. If The eaos soldier in front Of me vas -
t-r,t The bres=. lust az he aiming ana tnie" s
.1 b,ek In IA, death struggle, and hit me across me
9,rs nv head. weu-nigh killing me- hd tnsre uu.i
In Rebel. tramped over nly body Ike mock Oh snsef
rsnember Retting up aud seeing our regiment .
sqlare 20 resi-t a charge Of TIE BACK hofse NA'''
wllch they Did succsssiGlly. w.,
Alter shat don't remember much, un'h our fn l1
Lieutenant (sbOt through the shoulder) TOOK me 0y ~
ear and told me 70 retreat uilh him.
We we're some t~o miles from where sc ehargec-h
a house shere they we're cutting Oh legs, arms-snd.
hslds I should thiuk. The boys took me there, anu
sid Eas a. erszy a. lOO0." Well, We retfsA'eo-
thirty nilss-I scascsly knoS hoE came, bus lremem
b,r there grea, disorder. don's remember Hheh
Or hos l COS into Washington.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13
DaHsD,

On wsdne- lay as-ning TIE Sst July last BENJAMIN
FoTH me OF Ca5b and In a0OGt 'h' 'Oh year Of
~
deceased vel known good and u-sal ssen and
e1erecnSly Kind and obi. Lag H nd sa' q, tghhor
honisy the 3h llI after hr 81 u ass Mrs hiLtN, vi
% James CEsnahsE, u this siiy, IN her sjth yeaL
The Ids o. tne ani y, u her hAer NJ n s,t sud ~
he bTCthvy NJ James Sc respectfully inYed 70 attend The
funeral, - IA1ss' ChaeeA, hs afternoon al O'Clock
Ia MirtS1utf5, As, N tae 2ai INST, Ms Re JoNH'
nd wiz nAru q nes lsA sini many
cnGs VI gnla dspS turs Hhe the
dluS1ter o. DR. .oods &C tia hot springi. Va.
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Irr.rD..r L.sor.or-P.triok Mcneil, driver Of 4

IxPsuDEsr LixorlGE.-Ps;rick Mcneil, driver Of An
ton Dusch. mineral wagon, appeared before the
Mayor yesterday, 10 answer the charge Of using trsa
sonsbe language. The evidence showed that Pat i'm
bbsd too much sarsapsrils pop, or something OF the
kind, one day last week, and, whist conversing with
gentleman on Broad street. rndert9ot 70 dsead Dol.
Coreoran, Of the New York Irish regiment wiih such
ze, and entbu ,iasT that certain loyal citizens who
heard hi, observations were led to believe that he was
IiccolAits, sa9 henpe bis arrest As toe accused was
sent the Hastings Court Saturday for refusing
70 render assistance to two Of the city wachnsn the
Mayor dsmi,ssd this ebrse.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13
TELE0RAM8.
: ANOTHER OUTRAGE.

Nrw 0EIEAss, Aug. IA Ca Saturday, Aug 81, the
blockading schooner Dart exchanged Eve six shots
with the batteries Galveston Island doing damage
on either aide.
The following Monday afternoon, the South Carolina
lsf her usual station and moved almost within rifle shot
Of the batteries which opened fire. the steamer answer
log The Caroins threw several shells over the city
which exploded in bexr doing no material injury One
shell exploded smong q number Ct lockers on
the battery klli one and ~oundDs two tire,
Come twelve or fourteen shots we're exchanged when
steamer withdrew Il is believed that tina Carolina
struck in the side, and the pivot gun cap,izsd.
There Is great indignation here this outrageous at
tempt to lombard the city withou. notice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13
Ga motion of Mr.. Hill, the Council Adjourned.

ELtQUESr LKrIKR-Thc Dixie Guards Captain John
H. Thompson, OF 0Senhoro, Ky, received, on Satur-
dav splendid Canederat, A,g from tho l.di.. Of their
countv accompanied b' the following eloquent letter
CspL fhompsou,-We, the Southern Rights lsdie. Of
YOUR own loved county present TO you and your pStri
otto little band this Asg the emblem Of the you
% rob-, repre,ent. Take It bear IL proudly on the
battle 6.l1 Let not the iron hand Of despotisn crush
its sacred folds Let every hrscs., il passes by,
whisper in accents Of glory, the cause for which You
agb and bleed. Let It be- az the "0rifamue" Of Henry
of NavarrA--,he splr, and inspiration Of our gallant
Dixie. And remember. brave men OF Dssiess, remsm.
Der that the American Esge st perchos upon Lbertys
Rock and 10 your noble he,rts and hapds trust in
this the trying hour and feel hst neDer shall shs
shrek the dirge of Freedom. W. look TO the South
the motto given by the 'on. of D,yes', and placed
upon your ensign auds echo in every chivalc heart
of Kentucky. Tho gloom thicksns around our ere'
.rouS old State; lowering clouds are upon her, already
|. heard tbs distant thunder, hut in the hghtnng's
CLEAN NAV not one ray be caught BY some Kentucky
son, whose strong will bring strength out Of weak
ness order GU, Of chaos and march to victory
Now friepds and brs'hren, FAREWELL With high
hopes, and ferven pr'yer Did you bear our banI
20 the thicksst OF the 6ght.
Signed bv)
sovrnKax RieHTs LipK, oY DAVIES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13

sES1 ox-In yesterdays IA err we noticed the aiv'r-
lure Of a"ssmsoDian soldier" who attempted to break
into hou,e on Brooke Avenue, en- SATURDAY. last es-
terdsy ibis f.Ilos, whose name John Rrogan, vas
brought before the Mayor, aud glance at his powerful
frame satisfied US that few wen IN the Confederate States
could compel. with hin in ieats Of strength Toe charge
ag.lnst the prisoner wss an attempt To break INTO .oe
lsser beer saloon of John Mark and subsequent dsor
dsry conduct in the vicinity CT Mr. Bs'eridget
The case was fully made out and brosAn was reAnu'u
for trial before the Husting's Court
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13

CouSrERyElF konY.-A K ,ntieky volunteer, named
J1hn Thompson alias John Jones' arrsigned before
the MAYO yesterday on the ch,rg, Of attempting 10
pass counterfeit $50 note lhe ''Souhefp bs6h II
New Orleans Assn important witt es' for the Common-
wslth absent the Investigation con inusd until
mi, morning
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13

WHrIr-Ths p,!Oss new oiiered for prime wheat IL
,his market BY Of The milling hrm' are ~ eea'' '''
nd, and 20 cents for ~hi,s. Receipts very henI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13

la MI IN m a
go. -. -
oounch was heiu yesterday A's'lo'"'
aaskiOs, Hill, Wynne' Bnrr' Scott Ciu'chhhd and
urmu' present Ir' "4@ev,o's aDo appehe"' OUT
obtained leave OF aoseno' ar hppes was desAinea al
nome oy scAuss
oHpsr'hs"Ss"' ~ o"seuL-Su', Burr chereu Tue io'-
loving reso"aon. sue ss Auop'eu;
Resolved rnst ,ae powers ana ounes hsretoi'rs per-
tsnlog 10 NE Sapehbsn1ent OF Stfse''' sna % e1er-
oesa ana oy hosineor until
oruer o, 'h nc. oouheH' ,.
",eN o'sd's'a5oh "o''oh Vi MI hl"' mo ioHo"ihg
reSouuon vas aooPseo'
MSsteo' IesI a. PRESCRIPTIONS maIted lor una, pui'
poSe, suu "Snou o' ior hsuenss ior so'uers
'oeasu ~ any prnat" AHule' OF a. ho'p"aa ksPt oy
n'oS'iuons VI nu,ss VI senuemn, sna" DC rtsreo 10
voc Oomn.ee on Chtls, VINO snsl ofuet inc" pay
rms rssou'ou n'suaeu W eno'.e an preIer,p'oh1
ere'o'0'e sent " o'usgs. - ven - 'no'e hereafter
''uE O., ~ c,,
Loan 10 tie sOrSsdsrdis Statts.-hr. SAurders SUB
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13

CosR1cuoN We last week stated that rock VAS
taro~n into Of the the evening that Gov Jack
u1u Of Missouri passed this place. At the east end OF
TOYS and which b. the Governor On the jaw hooking
three teeth
I.~as Ex Governor Matthew, Of Mississippi aud no,
jvsrnor Jackson that unfortunate 10 rssiYe
"a - S.en copied into almost nj our ereSsnVsi W
hope Their vii copy the eoFreeaon---Abingd0R Pirs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13

Llnss s.Lz OF wOoL-rtS Nashville Union Of the
Oh met says
We heard of heavy transaction in wool YESTERDAY
N, Tbomas Tate, Of Charlotte, n. G, hough, Mr. N.
PC,F, sutirs lot Of Wool mounting 70 shout IS 600
N, - as per b. This Wool Is Of The aaest quality,
AID /. ia.sndsd isr Mr., rEtss naaaisssoy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13
HoAnpIN. AVA DAY SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADlEl
NItGs PaiRAM viii uLss Of hSr ssheol on the
vi 4 81 dly o. October 1t
Do Nasd by competent assistants In each deaItneni
al. Rr,uch l.nEusEs vii eOnaus rsee.ss al ATT
aodsr g. supertisirn % hstS-s ssr.A
TIE Bllcs ] gIsfs GAIA VII hertIbflre foiu prcn
usrt nIeEssI ts-tlfe IN ~ syst, Of The sSh1ol
Cr iArs tains tirth.r liosnan may be ksi AFPE
eaton 70 MAS W.tEIRAM
q F-ausr>
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- HEADS OF DaRAKT-

H-es MENTe AND AsssTANTs-l would beg 70 ,nyt, the
attention o. the Hesds Of Departments OF Tire
The Goyerr Of the Confederate St>ps Richmond
M large ard extensive sock Of Books Paper, station
cry, Envelopes, Blank Hooks, &e., which viii
furnish then at lair prices
Having attached q establishment extensive
r~e are prepared 70 execute Hsding manufacture
Blank BOoss Of Description The
lowest priees. A MORRIS
Publisher and bookseller,
ias " Main street, Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13

NEW MAP W ttHSfNIA.
W. RANDOLPH l9l Naia strest, hAs ast pa .lahsd.
-. NE MAP OF YiEGINlA
FaF tie pocket Pslev Is cents ~ mall, post pad .ais
EDmOND, DAvENroKr = co. OYER FOR
hs' boss ,as1 TsA from good 70 the nGsu In, cr.sd
% san L9ddon Porses
s. Gerees Rivs
500 b - ~
80 passages Cloves, PEI pT ana Aspes
"a cases bryIs-yvd Gilgsr
CIV boHsi RreOra, ksss
Bsaniies Wines and jamaica Run
200 tons manipulated GuAno
20) ground Platter
- bblB 5p'S. Turf ltne, AUS
ICORICg.--O I. &" Licores, inposI,
IL ton. t-g esa. laPorsed Psc sale b.
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NEW NAP OF VIRGINIA.

kItLGsEGCHk wASrAIs-IaA pn,a,s
~ fAly ave ehdrei thi sng 81 Br.asAsi
All Sule. Atd en, JAMss NAAE, il,
Hermitage. LcsiElanA
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DAILY LINE

ny JAMES RIVED, To FORTS .1Q-N
~ PoNaArAa AAp JksssiowN, CROW <73zIs
IHD sT0nf .H0UbK VHlRvkx- Tbs 6ess ef CUTIE PIX T.
.n fsDYlx will leave her wharf at Rectsts reguisry
SVEaY MoRNkG iexcspt fundsy a oeiocs nor ne We
piac,, and return day about 81 oee:k H. 'ouehns
I, III 81 tbs regular ian dines going and returning
pasars 70 Grove or stone Wharf t2-hssh tra, " cents
each. n. =, ~ ouva -,
ming 70 YORKTOWN the Grove Wharf, and throufn ueke
Yotsovp and retsrn win given the boat Tor
rs, 90 ceats zach. H
" 2O--ts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13

MOTTO I'VE Wish call the Of nnse Who are In
~ camp for the defence Of our county that have
con1tanty manufacturing ell kinds Of Camp
Mes Chests Folding Tables, Cots. Camp Stools MA sses
Ao, new style Of osmp Beistead and MAtres. eonblnes
which superior anything Of tn Kind Invented
ard axes Up but small We have furnished rss
men and the demand has been greater than could supply
have Engaged lager number Of men, and aer Today can
all all orders slyen NJ Low prices.
We employ good oabne. Makers TO make
up Camp Furniture
BELyIS ATKINSON Cabinet Manufacturer,
myS0 18th Governor st. stvspn Min .nJ PrapkIr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13
CHaWING ANDsuOKING TOBACCO

CHGWING ANDsuOkING TOBACCO
Ih4ye "a han a, R.e.aEy on u HT,S R0aSend Va,
large chewing Tobacco, @: Al g'sd.s .ad a. Is
siag Is - poEnd lccu Ing os.
- haif poa.ds pouuoI, roth End bright Gbo vat
.a olher la tes -sds Sno kng bAc Al nom TO 80
cans p-r peuai ali Of Wheh ,dsEsd for As AZ wSisrss
pr,css essA
PROMPT AIsa,iOa paid ali OrtsI accompanied with sa'h
Sais-e JAMES rHoMAs, IA
nRSr KRROSINE OLIVE have Ht reesi',d = l I
ID ofPurc erosine Oil, SlsA WI Isl By tbs bar
rsl Or siL &c gallon fjc rAAA - . -
MAZE BAKER DruYglu
Asl. 1876 v ii - eet,r -r 49," a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13

Gf~nS. DIR. j. w, GAkLlCA.-DIAl
wa Bh-Ihsye for months used In ny family Sem
pies justly celebrated baking Pc ders and take pleas
In recommending them 10 families article
have ever tried for making sweet spongy bread Th.ro
excuse for bad bread when pIess used
Petersburg Jul Va. v a0th. 1870 fse n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13

ESR ~ ER'S PREMIUM nSl n.
ssza rERs conceded 70 be mos, delioio us whole
oue and efectua tonic In the World by ever
lily In VaoIsA ADAPTxD solely for this climate shc lid be
found IN the house Of eouhern Family for al
Of the stomach bowels They never fall 10 maze PA
rtcT oush Of DTsrEr Nervous Headache Witt pair in the
stomach bowels they immediate relief disc .dered
ivsrs and In weak and tebtaed person. thief Ill viy Vial
sregy to the Whole system They only need trial s.,
precedence al other Bers These bitter, CT be had Of
dss,rl GRAY, PURCELL. LADD co. ana by al PRO mineni
oruss,!s ihe city OF Richmond and eswhsr. Wsiia
North Carolina Alto by O. STOTT co. Washington LAty D.
o. CANDY GTLplS CO., baltimore; h. A. PAHaEsrocR AGO..
lsdeipha, and BARNES PARK, New York.
Ordsrs nled by adiresl.rg T. BAKER Pc priet.r,
Feb. e-dkc Echpond Va
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GENERAL 81 ,IRINTENDEsTI OFFICE
RICHMOND. July slst, 1851
Notice to Persons sending Packages TO Soldiers at Mans
sas, Stanton, &C., &c.
TIVE practice Of sen1ipE large packages BY the Nall falos
beoc mng burde he Trin bes des causing dey
that hni TO caution pssons TO consue themselves TO
small pAckage they will the risk Of their being ls
besides being subject, TO ersress ehargA.
HI. wHITcohB,
au2 General sup srinte dent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13

ITsw RauVIy RLoUR.-Eo~suds XN FAMILY
~ your Paasito Brand, eh eOund RON strictly prime
NV ~ sELBEy BnLLsR
i4th and Cay Streets.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
Democratic State Central Committee.

Alameda and Santa Clara -SamuelJ Clark.
Amador and Caarams-A Haywood, n.
Lewis.
Butte and Plumas }. W. MeCorkle, T. Shan
non.
Contra Costa and San Joaquin-B. S. Hines p
Colusa Tobama and Shasta-Beni. Shurtleg
Price. eo' Se /
Fl Dorado-J. G. McCallum. A. II. St Clair
p},99ytr ,9,''. J29a i5a Connes.s C. p Jackson.
3ogan. -'' 'e'
humboldt and Trinity. T. RYAN.
Los Augt es and san Brrraduo-M NJ. Norton
Aarn, Acndociuo and Sonoma-George L.
Monterey and Santa Cruz w F. White.
N,apa' SoIano and Yoo--Amos VI. Currier.
Aevada--A i. DjddIc, John Caldwell.
F&cer-K. O.. Poland H. Grodn Q.
Saeramento--A. Rcddmgtcu, Mike Gray w
B Hunt Larkin Lamb D. H. Whiplev
san Francisco L. D. Cotton, j. p. IIoge John
Middleton, Leondas Haskell, II. b. Truett, K. c.
Page, J. Monroe.
san Nateo J mes Deunisou.
san Luis Oh po and Santa Barbara T. j. Ma
guire,
Sierra Michael Walsh
Suttcr-P. " keyser
Tuoumne and Stauislaus !. y. Quinn. =
Schen
lpba T. b. Rcardan, c. f. DeIoug.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
Shade and Ornamental Trees

Vines, Shrubbery, Creepers, Roses and Bulbs-Chi
nese and Cal foruia Arbor Nitaes three to six feet
high
The Subscriber win give his pers nal attention to
the bus ness. Those finding ID more convenient to
ORDER than 10 come in person, may ee assured Of OBJ
tanning the most Valuable Varieties, and we'll arrang-
ed as to Season OF riPeDiug No Trees or Plants Will
be sent out except such as are in good healthy coudi
uou--and packed In a suitable manner to 90 any dis
tauce. our arrangements are such that We have no
fears ofbeing uudersold by other reliable Nursery
men, Our prices will be justas low to Orders if
tcted by the parties. Utmost articles the Prices will
DE considerably reduced from last seasons.
y. B.--printed directions for Planting and after
treatment Will acco -pauy packages.
- Remember, Sales Room and Yard, opposite
the water Works corner Fourth and streets, Ma
rysyiile.
jan49-tf c. H. BEACH, Agent
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

Diptheria.-In the most virulcnt sta cs Of this mag
nant disease Of the throat, these medicines cNper-u
ced the most successful resutswhie thousands sue
cumhel to the violence Of this disorder, not a single
decease occurred among those who used these RENE.
dies thus presenting an 'oass" Of praetcai cN eri
ence, mid the desert ofdcathof speculative theory
The Royal College of Surgeons awarded them the palm
of victory the only antidoe for this distcmpcr BY
introducing them into the rev clifton OF their uharm-
acaogia. In Scar atna, mumps, &C., they are equally
olicacious. Sold by all Druggists, at 25c G2c. and ~
per box or pot fpb15
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
mi "a Eg- R 4. Es.
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEvINE 81 BRO
h street. bet,Oeem Sirth. and Seventh streets,
Sacramento, Get.
GCULPTURE, Busts, Statues Monuments, Tombs
~ and Grave Stones Mantle Pieces, table and coun-
Ter tops &c, &c constantly hand made to order
al the shortest notice
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
N. B.-P J. D. & Bro. have received Diplomas and
Id Medals at the several state Fairs from the
chanics' Institute. jYn9-u
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
10 Trl3Eca

Dr. Flattcry present new, safe and certain treat
mcn for the diseases to which females are peculiarly
table, effect ally removing them and t.er &iroia! re-
salts,
eF7@ pr. r., if required, will visit ladies at their
M. iInncnS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

Mrs u. \. Aliens Zyiobalsnmunl, or
WORLDS HAIR DRESSING is essential 20 us wth
the Restorer and often times in young persons viii
stop the Hair from falling. 1t the best dressing foi
the Hair known, rendering it soft silky ard glossy,
dsposing it to cnr, and remain in any desired posi-.
ton. Read the advertisement. No other preparation
has such array Of convincing testimony. del 2w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
NofIoo.

g. G. WILLIAMS having bought out the entire
-. stock of Books and Stationery belonging hereto
fore to VIII ans Parkhurst, will continue to do busi
ness at then old stand, No G2 D street.
Marysville, Dec. 2Sth, 1860.
dec30 s. &. WILLIAMS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
YmhA Lodgn. No. 80.
CorintAinn Lodge, no. Ga.

stated meetings are held on the first Wednesday ia
eaJh month"; ut p. 81. CHARLES RASH, W. NJ
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Mnrya.ilIe Loh-e. No. O

Stated meetings are held on the First Tbursdav or
each month at T.. 81. "
W9 r. ToNpA, Sec. 80
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
Washington R. 4. Chapter, No.I3.

stated meetings are held on the first Tuesday in a,t
month at p. 81. WAG C. Rel CHER " NJ
ID. c. STONE, Sec. "
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
Spetial 0otifes.
MRS. WESSTDW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has q
Soothing Syrup for children eehiug which greatly IA
cate the process Of teothng by softening the gums,
reducing all nnamaton-will allay all pain, and Is
sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon mothers
will give rest to yourselves, and relief and health to
your infants. Pefectly safe in all cases. See advcr
tlsement in another column, may4-ly
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

Stated Meetings are held on the first Nondavs +,
January, APRIL July and Octoberat Tl5p.M.
CHARLES Rash, tn. III. NJ.
THro. A. CoULc, Recorder. 49, '''