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Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16
ANDERSON & DEPEvy,
vgglfaALs uat-.rt v,
Foreign and ED0smcstic
WINES, EEQU0E1@, NEG.

No. &c c street, " est >iie, hc;woea Sec
on1 rud Thl,d streets,
y7rnJg.D RESPECTFULLY IAI5EN
~ te ta'He .ut Wer i.paH t#t tH.l have ~.
aied at tl. aruN. Lace, unb arc rlW .A receipt ot
p NtU selected and ,hoitc stock vt
Foreign ana domestic Wino-, Liquors,
&c.. of t- most celebrated brands which they are
uuo prepared 90 offer ruyh prices tut cannot .Hl
to please uose who up5 eAl-nd to uom their patron
The following comprises, n par ta, stoc.. now Oh
haud:
Hem ,ss,y Brandy, yu'o-. o,Is,o;
Bsquitrte,.he & Co., Vintage oc l.5i au3 1858 ;
United Vineyard, rr,p'sa4;
Corac, c parua, du.;
Arzac, Rochglle d5s
Jaes Robin dos
apple sud Peach d.,
London D.-a rI. sb.ry Wme
Du0 Gordon ]o.;
Uli Lonjou Dock Port &c.,
Bordeaux Wine;
California Wue
Ginger Wine
G. Heds.,l CAawpagaai
Louis LareuN Champagne
Blnee, Fills & Co., do.;
Imperial Cabinet Bourbon WhsIey;
Dalcys Valley Whtkey;
Lcigler Whiskay;
Eureka Whi-Eey;
Old Rye WLsbey;
Pioneer and Essence of 0ld Virginia ia iasGsi
Cll Tom Gini
Holland Gin
London Dock Gin,
Ni-trr's Gin
Nolr- Aromatic Gin,
Nnntholci's Gin;
New England Eun;
Jamaica Rum;
Santa Cruz Lwn;
Pine Apple Bum.
Also q fin. assortment of STOMACH uIIrLBs of
various brands.
country order solicited and promptly attended To-.
>. =. :s.2s -s;N.
'gEEGS. heEEEctE.
decimy
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

DIRECT SANCTION
OF the hishes, scientific authority. The most Gistn-
eui.hed OF our chemists (and analyy .e,ond to
none in the worldJ
DIR CHILTON
has cerled over has own signature, that this dye con
tains no de.eterous Ingredient. The Official dctI-
.nei.t may be seen at No. 6 Astor House.
IoIr WISE TO RISK
uaautheuuc "a dyes when one tAUs !ado!sod and
neesurably superior to all others in lhe quality OF
the coors it iuparts, obtAinaoe. Sold everywhere
aad applied by all Hair Dressers. Cs'srAo7ao 10. c
A-t,f Fogss Kew Work iaa16
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

Why SrEAh ANcmlY p -l}r Arnold, when
at Lalcmm, once lost all patience with a DUH
Scholar when the pupil look dup in his face.
aud said Why do you speak au-,Iy 4jg.
Indeed, am doing the best i can" Years
AFTER the Doctor used To- till the story to h..
owu children, and cay: Co., never fol. SO
ashamed of myself in my HE, That loo,, and
tnat speech ! have never forgotten" Is net
this very suggestive fact for many parents
and teachers and for masters, too who arc
oittimes impatient and unreasonable with
youths Of this class?
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16
TIC Pony Amived--A Pacific RaiIroad--
shooting.

i.N Ct't ANN Z '-+>'a-t -N'N'As N'''''
Shooting.
san TcAy0sco, F,b. Is.
The following dispatch was received )y
Pony Express which arrived at Fort Church.
hill at p. II.
"WA.msoros, Jam 9lsl--To the people
Of the Pacific Coast: The Pacific Raihoad
LII passed the Senate With amcodmctt--
Union forever WM, RAHa'
When tie G'rysopolis was opposite Angel
Leland on her way to Sacramento tonight, a
shooting afllay took place in the forward s.-
loon.
It appears two men were discussing the
acts Of The vigilance committee, vixen lhirl
parity, named Lyons, approached and asked
one Of them ithe was a friend to one Of that
committee; he answered yes, when Lyons
struck Inn with his fist at the same time
drew his pistol and fired, the ball passed
across his back, cutting piece ofhis coat and
vet ont and passing 10y the crowd lodged IN
.na saloon door. C1It Chadwick iHmc H,'c-
.y took charge Of Lyon and put him teiVw
deck.
The Cogtoz arrived t. lay from Panama.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16
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tB-s EU.A.RSNztS S9ls.

J.. Bdu4hcr.
AIHA CITY
Ju3.c vs.. Ncy.er, c. T.. WIc.Alu,
}. Laudeu Smith.
Al communications adros-ed to EDWIN 4. VIII.
tANs, Secretary OF the Institute sent to2i ai thc
us 0nicc, on by Express, will r,cc' proApi atieu-
lion.
J. b. LTANtN tour agN,or' I'd Assent, to ohiaiu
-uh..rlaar, and receipt iur the,aur. jau2J
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

rEysEE JrEglEItg%gesSstD, EIETENS'
( purchased thc entire stock. Interest, hi-lts of
NauuHcturiur, Nc.. of u. .. KEiIY & co, win con-
tiuuc the Whoe>1l. and Retail Drug business shore
lofor- ~ 80 street nest 90 tir Western House.
C.P.PoILAltD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

MisrAAa.-l paragraph isgoios 'herounda
that IF. Seward, SON the great Senator
has retired from the Albany Evening JoHr-
ual" 1Ai- Is amist.l,e. The gentleman is q
nephew Of senator seward l3s son never
having Jeeu engaged in the newspaper busi-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16
Legislative.

SACRAMENTO, February 18th.
Mr.. Shoftcr addressed the eSeuate at length
on Ae Union Resolutions.
AssuMnY-A message from the Governor
was received relative TO the cnrollm mt ofthc
militia Of lhis State, stand Of arms belonging
to lhe state, &C. Referred TO Committee on
Military Affairs.
1ir. Couues4 introduced a concurrent rcso-
ution relative to Adjournment sine die ON
Friday, April 5lh Lost-4l to 50.
The Union Resolutions were again taken
up, and the House addressed at longth ly
Jodga C4@pJeu.
How LOLA Mclrrz DIlD.-Poor and H.
most riealle.s, Lola died at the house Of a
friend who had known and loved her wien
a -ehooImate in scoHaLd The New York
Evening Post makes the following affecting
mention Of her death:
Far from lhe members Of her family, and
ryruliHted Jy those who bad been Tie friends
of her youth, she was far happier than She
could uage bceu had she died in the midst oi
the palulial apleudor which was SO long her
glory and her shame
That m.geiful Providence who so constant
ly sends His blessings alike unto the good
aud the evil, threw this poor outca.t, during
hcr last days upon the kind charities OF Il
Christian ldy, who had chaueea 10 be her
achoolmlje ia Scotland, bat who vas for
many years ignorant that the Lola Noulcz of
the newspapers was the innocent school 4iil
Of thirty years ago.
Though disabled by sickness, and deprived
OF all claims, according to worldly principles
upon any such associdii0u she here found %
,cif-deuyiug friend, who sootAel her dying
moments, and led her to take refuge in the
consolation Of the Christian faith. The Rev.
Dr. Hawks, on being requested to attend her
was frequently at her bedside, and gave her
the henelitof his pastoral instructions, as II
she had been one Of his own flock lie OIL
ciated at her funeral, on the nth inst, aud
Mr. Brown, who has attended so many
funerals and weddings in his day, lmay he
live many years. was seen to wipe the tears
from bis eyes as be heard the clergyman eay
that he had never knowna case Of more sin
cere pentence than was eyineed in the pres
out instance "Lct him who is without sin
cast the first stone at her
MANS NoRru.-The Quincy Standard
says:
oar mail facilities are charming With a
population of nearly 5000 and Il territory
larger than the States Of Delaware, Rhode
islauj, and large slice Of the kingdom of
New Jersey, we have not quite torty mile. of
mail routes within our botde!a-L c., from
buckeye to Quincy, thirty-iiye miles, froll
county line to Onion Valley, one mile. Is
cur doom sealed forever that We cannot have
decent mail facilities? We want at least a
continuation of the route from Quincy to
WaaLoe, and from La Forte to Quincy
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

TAXING D cs-lo such -trai- are the Dis
uniouists driven for money in South Carolina
that It's Parliament has before il the pr'
prietv Of levying a tax upon dogs to supp 1T
the Nation Dog on such a nation Sized =
ion .ArgnS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16
REMEMBER
D4RECT SANCTION

rbat cr.st tadoro's TNclsior Hair pye is Die oI
dive III Amercs thar has the
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

rsrsTORICAL. poeucal Biographical ana hiseei-
l4ucous Wos. a. C.e Narysyl!e S2@S 3',tTt AZ
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

XXTORES on Agriculture, Horticnltnrt' -''''e@--
w ture. 1t the Muysyle Boot ei,1,. 11t,,.,,..>ts
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

Xeslite Ez5ils--s}y e. starr EAsa2S.
FpEAUTIFUL Git Bong--
ID AtMe Murysyiue Book store,
S g. WILLIAMS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

Egan0tss, DTJsssas ana 'E'oys
8 Attic tary5y.I!c Book Store
i.u 5. G.. WILLIAMS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16
Bowrn ans Linimenr

eco street topposite Plaza)' Sacramento
And HIT. KELLY Il co., Agents st.,
r.xttothe Western House, Marysvile. febl 5ms
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-09
List of Articles Manufactured at
TuOS OGG oHAW'S
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

E. FnCK'S HEAoER OR HARVESTER. which is by
far superior to any imported machine, took FIRST
Premu at sacramento N lS5N. and ia loJy.
This machine is both light and durable.
TUE CALIFORNIA CO BINED REAPER AND
NOVEL which cuts six feet in width, and IL The best
machine on this Coast This machine took thr FIRST
P~emur, the great trial. last season, at akiand,
ovr eleven other machines
RIDERS PATENT FQUALiZING SCREW HORSE
POWkR-Possesses great advantages over any
other Power in use, and is well calculated for doing
all kinds of work unlly done by Horse Powers
can he easily repaired. and at lit e expense.
EGGLkST MS BROADCAST PATENT SOWING MA
CHINE-This is the only Seed Sower ever invented
that can lie depended rpOn for sowi"go grain, on
all qualities soil, ana in all kinds of weather. 1t
be changed suitable to SOW the su aest qunnti-
y Of Grass seed, per acre, to the largest quantity OF
Wheat, Oats, Barley, "r any other G. ain, sown
broadcast. The cut, II slide, are so arranged = at
in closing out land, any width may be sown from
TWEI We FEET down to ONE; has taken FIRST
PREMIUM mt every state and Comfy Fair where
/, has been exhibited.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-09

THE Printers DISTRIBUTED. The National
Congress decided to post
pone the meeting in May, on account of the
National troubles
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-09
Bowman's Condition Powder
Bowman's Liniment

Is very unlike the filthy compounds Of grease and tar
much in use, which only hesmear the surface and
aggravates the disease Being penetrating well
as CLEAN preparation, 1t is alike beneficial to man
and beast, and the best art Gle in use for
RHEUMATISM. SPRAINS. BRUISES, SWEENEY
SORE THROAT. STRAINS, SWEENY,
CALLS, SPAWN, POLL EVIL, DO.
Prepared and sold by
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-09
DoRos EXCELSIOR DYE.

Is unrfvaled In the World.
M other dive has been Arsly Bed.
No other dye produces such fautess coiors.
No other dye can be applied so rapdly.
No other dye 10 So lasting in H. effects
No other ye improves the texture of the hair. IL has
bs.n ANALYZED BY DIR CHILLI ON,
chemest TO the Croton Water Board of New York and
certified by him To bs harmless as Crotton Water.
His certificate mny be NJ the establishment Of tho
proprietor Sold everywhere, and applied By al hsu
dressers. Cristadoro, No, 8 Asfor House New York.
GEO. W. SNkLL. Agent
sp11 t8o Washington ST., San kgsncisee.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-09


UNION CUB AT YREKA.-The Yreka Jour
nal of Saturday last contained the following
call:
meeting of the friends of the Union, of
Yreka Township, is requested at the Court
House this Saturday evening. May 4th. for
the purpose of taking into consideration the
best meth cd for the future Organization of IL
Union party, pledged to sustain the President
in maintaining the authority and dignity of
the Government OF the United states of
America The platform THE Constitution
of the United States The qualifications of
members-"The Oath to support it, Our
Country now and always-trst and last.
Tie Journal adds:
If we properly understand the object of
this call, it is with view to unite the entire
Union element of this section of country, not
so much for the immediate formation of per
manent party organization as to be prepared
to act in concert with the Union men
throughout the State, who are willing to
make it the paramount issue in the next cleo
ton. There is no earthly doubt but what
this State is strongly in favor of sustaining
the Government, and it is only necessary to
bring the issue in proper manner, to secure
the election of men who will represent the
tru sentiments of California in the next Con-
UreSs
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-09
::kxELEGRAPHTC,
Legislative.
SACRAMENTO, May 9Th.

SACRAMENTO, May sth
Committee on Santa Clara EXecItiN~ mes
sage offered concurrent resolution pro,id-
ing for sub committee Of two from each
house to visit the seeue Of jitiicul'y rud in
vestigate the facts connected herewith
Adopted ayes II, noes I.
Sir. Harvey offered la concurrent resolution
that no officer or employee of the Legislature
be allowed additional pay. Adopted.
Act to create a sea wall in the city and
county of San Francisco, indefinitely post
poned Also HALEY wharf bill.
Act to organize the county of Lake and
provide for its boundaries, etc. passed.
ASSEMBLY Senate LilI to repeal an act 10
declare Feather river na,igable passed
Bill to provide for recovering possession
of lands by summary proceedings; passed
Senate concurrent resolution, authorizing
the Joint Committee OIL the existing difficult
ties in Santa Clara, 10 appoint sub>Com-
lnittee OF four to Irocetd to said equity to
investigate matters etc. Concurred in ayes
A noes, l3.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-09

GRoANs FROM THE SUBJUGATED SoUTH-A
correspondent writing to the North Carolina
Standard, from Eufala, Alabama, under date
Of April 4th, says:
Provisions here are exceedingly high and
scarce 1t is a humiiating fact that Ala bama
has seeded from the United States, and has
not the means to support herself. She is
compelled to get her supplies from Louisville,
KY, and Evansville. Ind, to keep from starv-
ing This is literally fact | am glad that
the old North State has not consented TO
cede, and hope that she never will under
the preteXt that the Cotton States have. |
must say that so far as | understand the
policy Of the Confederate States, have no
taste for it.
The Baltimore American publishes a letter
from STAKEHOLDER in Mississippi, bearing the
date of April 7th. The writer, after compli-
menting Maryland for the Union position she
has assumed says:
Our situation is truly deplorabe. We are
ground down with taxation and revenue; all
credit and confidence gone, and not money
enough to even pay the taxes. The power of
the people has already been taken from them.
and is held ty the few. We begin to see it
and to feel It, / verify beileVelt the question
of re union even now submitted to a vote
of the people. it would be carried by thous-
ands A few months since the en-
ctement was great. The blood was at fever
heat. Our streets were thronged with these
valiant men, wearing cockades 1t was trea.
son to name the Union, and verify was
afraid the scenes of the French Revolution
would be acted over in our midst; but as the
time for tax-paying arrived, with it has come
reflection the feelings of many of our people
have cooled down to the proper temperature.
We can now speak our sentiments, which. |
assure you. is done freely and boldly. Things
cannot continue long as they are. Our mer-
chants are doing nothing. our mechanics are
out of employ. and our planters can scarcely
raise money to buy provisions. Indeed,
many Of them cnnnot and do not know what
to do. | believe may safely say nun conid
have raised, twelve months ago, $1,000 rs
easy as he can raise $40 now.
ATTEMPTED SUIoIDE-A confidential clerk
iu a leading commercial house in San Fran
cisco, attempted suicide on Monday. by lau-
dnnum, but was restored Rumor says he
had gambled away several thousand dollars
Of his employers funds.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-09
FL. BOWMAN, Druggist,

2so street, fopposits Plasal Sacramento
And byC.P. POLLARD, Agent, ST.,
ext 10 the Western House. Marysviile. mai Sms
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-09

CALIFORNIA SECEssIuNIsTs EAGER FoR TIE
FRAY-The Sacramento Bee notices Il rumor
of military organization having been start
ed by Secession;sts in California to tender
their services to the South THE plan is said
to be to arm and equip regiment of one
thousand men, who will travel by the South
ern Mail route. or in the vicinity Of that line,
20 the army in the South, and offer their SER
vices. On the way, they intend to take pos
session of Government property and places
not before captured and encourage the in
habitants of Arizona, New Mexico, etc, to
revolution. They will rendezvous upon the
southern border of California, of course, or
outside the limits of the State. so as to he be-
yond the reach Of interference by the State,
or it may be other authorities" Whether
such an organization is or is not seriously
contemplated, the Sacramento Union is as
suled that it is the design of several parties
in and about the Legislative and State offices
to return TO their Southern homes as soon as
Che Legislature adiourns sine die. Whether
they will join jeff. Davis army or not, we
are not advised.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-09

DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
9Th, says:
The Democratic State Central Committees
met to-day, but failed to unite The Breck
tnndge Committee sent in to the Douglas
committee communication setting forth that
subcommittee had been appointed on the
subject of harmonizing, and inviting the
Douglasites to appoint like committee. The
communication was table by n vote of 35 to
.. The Douglas Committee appointed bu-
e'hess committee, but none with reference to
confer with the other wing. There seems no
etason ae1oi to suppose that any plan of recon-
citation will be agreed upon. The Douglas
sue Will present a platform of resolutions
II.hetqulV,ocaily y. indorsing the Union sentiment.
J.. oeheved that the other Committee will
." 10 indorse this action or remain sepa-
r "'o' Inc Committee will meet again to-
morrow morning.
~, NooisiANiASs WON'T FIGHT UNDER DAVIS
,"e New Orleans True Delta, mentioning
s"a' requisition mad been made by jeff
LAWS Tor 5000 men from Louisiana, says that
'ne system of enlistment has proved a failure,
.u ."at the volunteer companies of that city
VIII nave to will up the quota
WINS hn's' 1t says, is unequal, unfair and unjust.
unny should the parish of Orleans uear all
ne orunt OF the precipitate secession move
Thn, Ten', Doth in fighting men and money {?
1n' imose nre-eating secession parishes through
~. vu' the State that took so active part in
.h. .he .precipitate movement. should now show
,He;r oe hands, and furnish at least their quota
"gnhng material. Up to this moment we
nn,.;I s not heard of single parish in The State,
oS's'oe oS the parish of Orleans that has tender
Caat single company or single man to the
,onie9erate ,..ate army. If the city of New Or
Sah., aus mas to pay all the money and do all the
ssnung for the State, the sooner the city
''pafa'es from the State the better.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-09

ATTEMPTED SUIoIDE.-A confidential clerk
iu leading commercial house in San Fran
cisco, attempted suicide on Monday, by lau-
dnnum, but was restored Rumor says he
had gambled away several thousand dollars
Of his employers funds.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-09

THE CnuRcu SUSTAINING THE GOVERNMENT
The following paragraphs are from late Ea5-
tern papers:
The American flag was raised from the
Cathedral in Cincinnati, at the corner of
Eighth and Plum streets, on Saturday.
The Catholic Bishop of Philadelphia on
Thursday raised the United States flag on
the Cathedral in Logan square, at the hight
Of $50 feet from the ground.
The American ensign was displayed from
,he Catholic Cathedral of st Paul's at Pitts
est churches in the United States
Archbishop Hughes, of New York, hoisted
the Stars ane Stripes over his residence on
Saturday
This weeks Tablet says: The sccessionists
have no hegun the war. aud not only do they
talk of resisting the United States Govern
ment but of making an aggressive war upon
It, Walker, the Secretary of War of the
so called Confederate States, in n speech de-
livered at Montgomery on Friday evening,
uttered the threat that before the first of
May next, the secession ensign would take
the place of the time honored banner of thu
American Republic over the Capitol at WASH
ington. The United States must new pre-
pare to defend themselves The President
has called for seventy Ave thousand men, and
summoned a special session of Congress
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio have
spoken out. The United States Government
must put forth all its energy to put down the
rebellion, and every true man must stand up
for the Stars and Stripes. God save the
Union
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-09
THOS. OGG SHAW.
STEAM THRASHERS FOR 1861
4O-INCH CYLINDER,

2.f.6,s IL 10 and IL Horse Genuine
Pitts Machines,
Wi h all Of Russell's lat improvements in the Sh'e
and Pivot Cylinder, to with Belt md Jack, the
same rs the Genuine Russell make OF Machines. The
small Machines all respects the snme the large
Machine ru with Ge0F, as the ID It, le Pitts
The above Machines are made ~ Buffalo Y,
expressly for me ana under my direction. THIS make
of Machine has rival aud has taken this year, the
follow ing list of FIRST PREMIUMS to wit
At the STATE FAIR in Sacramento over the Russell,
In Iowa, Wisconsin,, Illinois, Michigan,
Kentucky. Virginia, Maryland
II has been placed Exhibition in any other State.
No Machine genuine, except those made al Bdfralo
N. Y, and marked ~. A. PITTS"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-09
All sizes OF the Ketchum Combined
Reaper
On hand, and for sale cheap for cash.

ALL the different make of Thrashers which repre-
sent in this advertisement, manufactured only by
the parties above named, and stand ahead of all other
makers.
EXTRAS ofdUthe di6sreat make or -Hachtacs, can
De Add on short notice.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
The WILD Flower.

GOOD ,ro,v veors s;nce was
C.,.,.,c,.,, ,,bo ,,-o,o can't ont +o surva,,
1 f,1 to host 1oco+ion fo, tho
r,o1+i,oro o,d Ol,io R,ilro,d Our
a.,.:,lol w +,,.o,,e.b +bo n,os+ &C +ho
..:,1 a,+n; o,,d o,rc.os &C 1vos+orn
w, >,11 Co.. ,.;.L+
.'i,,.
,.1 1,, o.,
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=, I7:, J., aa,,,o+ 4bo
49, ,.:..,4 o,1 hoou+;f,,1
.c,,,a.,,,ool.o ro,, will, +ho s;lvor,,
,..;,,o+ a. ,.oooiroJ with soorr NV
.:.,, ;.a..lu1;4,, L., o+l,ors ord
,rith soma nort;,u Of donbt NV All who
o,.o ;,,+;,o,+,I,v .o,,r,;,+od with tha
wild and d,rcrorous character of tbo
oorn+r,- +uronnb which +bo road must
PASS. As is we'll known. however. the
minds which had fine STRENGTH to
ooncoive five gioon+ic .nternriso had
energy and confidence enough to push
# thronrb to a successful issue. and
+ :. now known as one Of the wondcr.
of tho world An immense omount of
,rouav was rconircd to complcte the
work, hnt # was GbcraIlv furnished,
and the companv there as now has
nlvavs been one of the most liberal. as
we'll as one of the most successful of
the public enterprises of our country.
In witness of this fact we may here
mention their liberal and generous
conduct to the Editors of the West
during the past summer, in furnishing
them with free tickets for an excursion
to Washington and back.
But to our story. We had a merry
company of fifteen, with all necessary
tents and baggage for comfort and
safety. Many, many were the days
and hours of hard and severe labor
in climbing the sides of the rugged