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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28

'Iriapendeat" the Washington correspondent Of the
North Aasricas, ,hus wri'cs;
"Mr Lincoln may VII -re. oI .ic grave responsibi-
ty which rests upon hin P-,.r.y tl such an impOsug
l1tu-c No other Pres ea; bias had 70 encounter the
IKE he viii enter hs Waite l.rs with the South
ui-el against him, With the Democratic parry OF the
North hostile viudicve AID hctious and with his own
political friends divided tle policy that should be
plrsu,j Confronted With the fierce opposition in front
ana rear, aud Uuaided by that unity OF couas,l upon
which he would mutually expect % rely, be must choose
between the alternatives which presented, and IN
either event offend considerable iu,eres. in the Re
publican party.
The alternatives here spoken Of Cancellation or
var aud the posur, in which Nr Lincoln is represent
q Is by no means pleasant 90 contemplate Il isa paa-
So premonon OF the fearful fate that awaits him. Ter
tbc indeed il that Presidents destiny who suffers bim-
self 90 be en,aagled il the mshes OF Bllek Republican
managers Beginning his administration with civil
how he expect 10 end t fhsre is bu, one course
for M lincoln to pursue, and that il just straight
forward eoneaiory course. IL all make the Greeley
faction howl in rage and disappointment but it will
the country and place 6im high in the an eiOns OF the
people, aud give him an honorable place ia history
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Our obituary DEPARTMENT yesterday contained the an
uouncement Of the death in this city, the day before Of
ths Eel-knowu geutlenan. He bad reached the verge
II three score and Ten years and bis death viii be Ia
nsnei by larger number Of aeQuaintAnees and friends
thAa fall 10 the lot Of most His nfe had been ae
tive, and much OF it conspicuous. Re served many
years in the Legislature, representing the whole time
believe constituency the majority Of whom op-
posed to bin in political sentiment. To have done this
We seed not say that be must have possessed more than
osdaary vgOr Of mind and force Of character These
qlAes made him. "a bis youth Of the iew tAvoritss
OF lis great eounty.man John Randolph Fer The lAst
TO or three years be had resided ia this ey whes bis
faserAl occurred yesterday.
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DIED.

Wednesday morning. the 2Oh ins ANNIE ESTES only daugh
ter Jas rtha Williams aged ear GIT months
and six DAYS
the January 1861 at the home Of her father In Peters
bu SUSAN wife of william n Boiling, and daughter OF Hon
Richard Kidier Meade.
Deah Understandable harvest. gathered Into his
garner a farer flower thar this.
Lovely person and In character nguary bright In Intellect
gentle 10 dSp son and vita heart ovehJvng always with
generous impulses tender she lived TO win helove
who her died thai she might Inherit the inexpres
The Of nnumerable friends, and
flowing many whose hearts bound In her
ogy We have Lost the cheerful light Of her
sence the memory OF her many virtues will be present to
the Influences that cut Of them will live for
ever.
Richmt nd, FEB. 2sth, 1861
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28
VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 9th, I0bI.
The Convention met at IL O'clock II.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Mnnegerode, Of the Episcopal
Church.
DrFEScE OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
Mr.. FISHER offered the following resolution which the
President ruled out of order at this time:
Resolred That committee consisting members be
aIpoluttd by the Pre who're shall be to enquire Into
ts expedency Of passing Ordinance making appropriation
for the de ence OF the conmonwe LII IT, Ia their opinion an
appropriation should be made a they report such ordinance and
the amount which ought to be appropriated
FEDERAL RELATIONS. ....t \.
The resolutions offered on Monday by Mr.. MOORE,
being the unfinished business then taken up, and
Mr.. GOGGlN being entitled to the floor, proceeded
to address the Convention, in continuation of bis re-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28
TuF soUTUeRN CONFEDERACy

MONTGOMERY, Feb. 26-Several models Of hlgs for
the Coniederacy presented to-day Several acts
we're engrossed and secrecy removed thererom. They
entitled as oows:-An act to define more accurate
y the exemption from duty of certain goods an act
modifying the navigation laws; act in relation to the
slave trade with punishment Defined act organizing
the general staff Of the army; act authorizing the
establishment Of different ports OF entry and delivery.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28
R-%AUCTION.-An assortment Of CIR, ce.
49, ries this morning by ..



MO>D VIRGINIA. take gr pleasure in hat
HAIR CUTTER by profession Being Initiated In ISIS At
the Eagle HOTEL Rehmond Virginia where received thorough
~ the and having attained tuch perfection Ia
years that rewarded by many presents, emouments and
hign compliments, for my professional skill,
thavng being branch Of profession In 1924 when the dis
ngu nobenan the Marquis de Lafayette visited this city,
had The waiting him 10 that capacity and had the
satsacou Of pleasing him WE'LL that received donation Of
ten dollars for being he SAID master Of my profession
erU"
when the dignity Of the State called In Convention
Richmond they their quarters the old Eagle where
acquainted with Virglna honoed sons by whom
IA thiully rewarded for services and attention.
would espec fully invite the attention Of those who Wish
their hair In classic military fashionable STYLE to give the
a call the Seat OF Fashion In tie basement story Of
Exchange HOTEL SIDE front door, where have been since
1871.
The perfection OF the polite consists expression the
gica which addressed either the modula
sound the In FORM COLOR attitude &c But the or
gns expression ~d and Il only be oftened by
those touches Of art which mp3 and dignity TO the fa
No .ess In this that which the subscriber
proee namely, Hair Cutting and preSsing in other words the
sku those uSurint tresses with which nature
has the Of human intellect! Eve painter and
upor well the subscriber that The expression Of
tn countenance Is In degree. dependent this
rsngement HAIR they always pay strict regard
heartfelt thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed
and hope BY the strict attention TO business 10 merit
continuance Of tae same. LOMAN b. SMITH.
To The belonged TO that class for
having such admiration fer them and long
not In uDi'sn when they dress the line they
will forget who processes all the elegance Of style
aud fashion of the uniform their heads and give them
mi i'ary expression. L. b. T.
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FROM WARRINGTON.

TaEPEACE CpNFERENCE-A STEP BAUKWARDS-
THE FORTRESS MONROE MOVEMENTS EXPL AIN
ED-MeYEMRNTS 0P Mr. LINCOLN-H ON.
JOHN BELL TENDERED SEAT IN THE oABI-
INTERSECTIONS OF RESPECT.
Special DcssaieA 20 tie Baltimore AEasriean-
WAsHISGION, Feb. 2i.-The variety of rumors atoat
"a his city so greet that Il difficult to sft the wheat
from the eba The singular course Of the p ace Con-
feuce to-day hss as.onshed every one. What next is
Row the question.
THE PKAcE eOSEEREgoE.
Tbs Peacs Conference n NAMED in session until nearly
o'clock this mornug, and again at 10 o'clock, the
kemsis Of The South and the extremists Of the 9orth
working tremendously together in their effort 10 prevent
toe adoption Of Mr. Gathries plan OF Cancellation. Every
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28
DESPERATE AFFAIR

Scranton, February PA most desperate ARRAY
took pac in Carbondale Luzerne CO.. Pa, Saturday
night during which George Brennan killed, Andrew
Farrell fatally stabbed and Berole dangerously njur.
ed BY man named Martin Gibson, who used bowie
knife with fatal execution.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28
PICHMOND CLOTHI'G M,NUPAC->a.

IL TORY-The subscribers have hand large ard ~
co Dplete aao tment Of s0UTHE4N MANUFACTURED ~
GOODS Cloths CsSsers and yeaiings OF all grades from LII
the fol owing noed mills Crenshaw Mills RI amoDd Va Miller
Co Mills Culpe county, Va Kelley Ford Co = VIA
Fredericksburg Va Thomas Anne. Mls Marion Smith county,
Va Rock bland Mills Charlotte N c. which prepared 10
the shortest notice. and In the latest AID
approved styles goods that M In epect with
the r,hern goods many Crrnshav
goods equ. In qua y French There be onger
r buying goods manufactured Of the state In ADDITION
keep ways hand a stock Of FRENCH AND E,GiIsH
CLOTHS AND CAssMEREs not 10 be passed by house Ia
city, We have the of Cutters and Of Workmen
surpassed by hous 10 tie Union. with determine
furnish patrons with Southern Cthlng eali set
south South and made South and ut 10 be
South determined d. all in
TO push forward Southern institutions
SPENCE 4 CARRY.
Cothiers and Merchar. Ta.on.
Corner Of Main md f,ta strests.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28
Making an aggregate Of

The military spirit which peryades the State, evidenced by
the eorresp this of would believe. Ia
gency double the militia force above - perfectly able
than slng the State thal need their
services Very respectfully,
Your oheiient servant
WM. II. RICHARDSON, A. @.
On motion of Mr.. PATRICK, the Convention ad-
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RRoWN sHgsTISGs AND SD,! sMIRTIN9s

DROWN AND
- 500 bales Heavy Brow shee ns comprising all the standard
styles
$50 bales and u shIngs OF the best makes in store and
ceving for sale for cash only, In bankabe funds
fees KENT, PAINE 4 CO.
BACON sIDss-2 20 hhds BOcon sides
ID 8 do do Shoulders, landing and for sale
by BRI0GF0RD CO.,
fe27 On the Dock.
200 bales pure Timothy Hay, daily expected and for
III GALE 10 arrive by BRIDGFORD CO.,
k9I On the Dock.
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MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

BosroS, February 2a.-In North Bridgewaer, this
morning. a man named 0'Bren killed his wife by cu,-
ting her throaa and afterwards attempted uasuccesstuy,
to shoot himself He arrested.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28

sgs-Lsfrsoa ,aa.ss s,ai6s air,sssd % s astor II a.
80.
-r rs iisa 90 b1 stfis u 80 paper ell soi Be Pet!isa
a. fsar1 Tgs u 0lg sisisg, osgA C % hso'eA 70 az
N r-I 10 cas- - isUdrtst fro1 Obituary. g0fcasssottl
= -.fli1s- are csdrgH' ~ Gs Gdrerstssnsnas.
- s1.Gl rafe % rs.rn rejected corastss'eAsoS'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28

HTACKRRgL AND ALRWIVES.
M 100 bbls No s small Msckefel
Is do a, medium DO stI
100 do Aieuiy. (neu)
IS DO white Fish, nov landing and Cor sale on con-
sgluent By BkIpeFoRp co,
fsy On the posk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28

MILITARY GOODS.-Hsving large contracts with the
vi manufac Of these goods In oher Southern
States prepared TO supply any quantity at notice
We have In sore full supply Of Grey Casneres
featured Maryland, Virginia and Georgs which invite
attention
fe2S KENT. PAINE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28

6S TERa Is conceded 10 be the most dslciDrs whole.
and efectua tonic the World used by amos. fam
lily In VIRGINIA ADAPTED solely for this climate and should be
found In the OF Southern Family for al dis
OF the stomach and bowels They fall T. make PR
rEcr cuRz Of 0YsPEP Nervous beadseh & With pain In the
stomach bowels they give immte relief correct disc dered
hyers and 10 weak and d.btated they viii give vita,
the whole system They only need trial q give them
precedence other Bters The bers be had Of
Mesns GaAY, PURCELL. LADD co, ana BY all prominent,
Druggists Richmond elsewhere In Virginia and
North Carolina Also, by sTorT CO. Washington City. D.
O.. CANDY GtLPIa co Baltimore: D. PAIiNE5foCKA CO.,
PHILADELPHIA and BARNES PARK, NewY'rk
Orders filed by addressing BAKER, Proprietor.
6-d4c va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28

A BOOK WHICH LIVERY CITIZEN SHOULD
N READ.-A GLANCE At STATE RIGHTS tuelr c5nstrue
their and their ri iful .cons against the
"Irepresibie Conflict" By ate Rights RepI .licsn.-
Pice 81 25
endeavor show In these pages that each State "a
sOrsregn 5 and that the night has been endangered and
denied BY national consolidating tendencies Of The Pred
Dental Office It's and Its parties and that the cs
presented Justly Inspires the spprehen ion thst Pre- den
ties and politician under crusad preenes TO the Union
that they have ovehrown rule wh forb han
Kin Lorls and Commons how this "mpendne crisis" 10 he
metz By ing upon sn ghts, irithom yi iis0or
promisng hes.
Tn. above work GONZALES also the Articles Of Con ederston
tn: B OF Rights OF virgins which should be read aad
died at his time by every yirglnan.
Copies mailed free Of poag upon receipt OF ,be prize
fe26 JAS. W0ODH0UsE co.
VIRGINIA CONVENTIONS.
J. W. RANDOLPH, 1871 Main Street has foT sale
Debates In vrsnis Convention 5 mot completely also the
Docum and statics.
Debates 10 Virgins Convention 1890.
Debates Virginia (and Other stIies Convention SsS with
the Madison Papers 5yols
Secret Debates OF the Federal Co ven,ion 1857 IS.
Secret Journal Of the Acts aud proceedings OF Congress IT'S
1TsS vols.
Niles Revolutionary Principles.
catalogue Of 1900 Political had l2i Main ST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28

Poss5sIAHD 'FHUP-''' s:.,s,S -. D.yu,o,,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28
MAGNOLIA BALM.


PIMPLFs, BLOTCHES,
FRECkLEs, BRUPTIONS,
SUNBURN OR TAN.
This Elegant Preparation renders the skn 'o and fresh
parting Marble P,riy. II Is most cool and refr sizing ap
piled amer 70 the and will give immediate
relief Sting Of Insects Notng poisonous iaio s
coposion The contents OF bottle might be taken without
harm application erery night for tceek, urfH IA
Of Pimpies.
FOLD every where-Prce fry Cents Bottle.
W HAGAN CO., Propr.eion Troy, NY.
RtsHER sHErPA m. Agents f.A-dAr9n
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AMERICAN CONsULs AND MINISTER'S.
FOREIGN PRlksTs,
SPANISH AMERICA PHYSICIANS
THY To THE LIFk SAVING PROPkIk1
RsDWAy,S REyEDIES

TESTIFY To THE SAVING PRoPKnTIEs OF
RAILWAYS RErEDIES
RlDwAYs RsADY REIEF noorsed In by
Consul at ho Jano and late Ambassador TO Brazil
having saved In that empire from being carried oG
esinterns pam and applied instantly the
s1y Of se AMI ii Tn s tor
Its rnvigOraing action.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
In the hands Of the Priesthood Of South America accomplish
Ing of Bilious enent Fever ohns Fewer
ach heart Kidneys and bladder VIII CHI the people
acOou, 10 Ibis climate and at his they ovau ho
plsint and all disorders arising om
they ssSdu s s 81
ness u.s. cause In every organ and con-
RLDwAYs RESovAIHa REotuST An echo to home sppSoV
al Of alpotent con,,ssna remedy back from the
.oiye secfula syphilis. sores Sore Eyes.
binds and the powerful OF all tOac R4pwAIs
Rn1DISs separately combined equal to - uOjus.On Of
PURE sKIN-CLEAR COMPLEXION.
Rich and healthy blood scared all who take RAILWAYS
truly astonishing rapidly patients covered with Sores,
Ulcers skin Eruptons healed BY Railways RFN0vATNG
Bakers Itch Puues letters, s viii yield 70 one or two BEETLE;
avs Sn ssT se o afif se a .n G
where.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere.
RADWAY X CO.,
% John Street. New York.
PURCELL, LADD CO.. and JOHN GRAY. general whole.
sale az n for the stat q v,sn who will supply ee trade
res5Ndim p'e' '"AS'' " >''"' 0'' !" rev '0'' ''
SUGAR CURED RRE,sr BAC0N.-7 terces,
- sid to be very choice Just received b! so,.
pRIME LAGUAYRA COFFEE.-2CO bag, prime
sI2 IEwIs WEBB JOHN O. WADE.
100 TONS Glide GUASO-rl Tits GosDo
1VO particularly suited for tobaeeoin store aud for
sale By A.. sTOK ga 90.
n On q vRovu HANNAH m ..r,..,,hs,. have
Is .tely received some very rsS.S ENLisM hooks or.
dered BY themselves direct from London haty Of them u
examination Of tSs large .oes Of standard WORKS IL
Saa JAMES wnoonoUsE 4 co.
HoUsEK e PING GOODs.-oHRsrAN a LA:
II THRoP would invite particular attention their stock OF
| Goods for families and ps. taion
Linen sheetingsin 10 \, IL sndl2A,
Pillow Case Linens 40 inches TO So inches,
Shifting Linens at 25, 3TH and Soc,
Table Damssks, and Danast Napkins.
Huck, Birds Eye, and Scotch Di5per,
Furniture Dimi,ies an Marse,,es Quilts,
| Heavy White oambrcs ,nd JaconstS
Jsnnels Blankets and Cassimeres,
Cotton sheeines and sfirtings.
0Insburgs and Colored Cotton Goods,
Mourning Goods such as
| Bombazines Tsmiro, Poplns
| y Mousesnes, Canton Cl,th,
| English Grape, Grape and Lace Wells,
Also large Velvet Brussels Tree.Py and Ingram
CHRISTIAN 4 LArHRoP,
| e3 70 san street
NEW GOODS
| Crenshaw Wooden Mills,
| RICHMOND.
NANCY 01'sIA' n1SI y 90 SiS1u c1oA1s.
4d SAINT. n pnrcs 90.
y ha1 On u. psss,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28

EOR HIRE.-A No. Ladyb Maid snd sssustres vtsh
an infant years Of age Appyte 9. Z PEIKl.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28
R@FOR MILITARY SPSGLASs.


~ rs with single double fyepeees, Microscope
from sixty 70 ave hundred isee powersereo9cOpes
finest collection OF stereoseopc Pictures gas and
real good Crystal Perisc pic Spectacle suited exactly
o. the eye call on FRANKLIN CO., Opticians Nc. IS, Main
street, IN our city f22-Tt
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR-25 htd.. prlm. " o. sugar
~ In store and 70: saeb A. Y Stokes A co.
AGUIRA COPPEE-;a Bags OF Prime LsgaIra Coffee
IL In store and for sale by A. Y. Stokes, co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28

~ TURING HOUSE IN REALITY.
(EsriBIIsHEp IN 1922
This house was first es ablished by Cook Ryan,
2ndTy. BY Peter Cook,
8rdIy. BY Cook Bll.
4thly. BY ex Hll
5th'ly. ny Alex Hill 4 Co.
We prepared 10 manufacture Ladies' Gents Misses and
SHOES OF every description which respectfully
call the attention OF friends and the public
ally. ja26 ALEX. HILL A 90.
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RAILWAYS RErEDIES
RlDwAYs RsADY RrLKF 'n1ored In stroug by
Consul at hio Janro and late Ambassador Brazil
having saved thousands In that Dpre from being by
masrou feyrs and Cholerc complaints single dose Danish
esnterna pam, and applied ardy instantly the
Of Rhe marsm Neuralgia Tooth ache spsins
pdy Of the stomach liver and all forms Of indigestion yield
Its invgorang action.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28

NATU RIAL MAGICI
Suppose Suppose have sandy red white grizzly,
flaming yellow he Suppose prefer light brown, rich
dark brown, black Well apply Qf you wie)
CRISTADOR0'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
and In ten minutes your mirror shows yous
WON DERFUL TRANSFOH MATIONi
Every before unsIghy bleish,
10 element OF beauty. "A magnificent head ~ hair
the exclamation whenever The difference be
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
striking than that between red head In
nature and 20 sheh this famous dye has been APP
piled. Manufactured by CRIsTAOOR0, ssor House, New
York Fold everywhere, and applied BY all Hair Dressers
jal--dkwim
CHEAP 1NSURANCE.-Heuin
~ Pstent Hre Proof Safes insure much for the
than Policies and last Business
afford be without them We have good assortment 10
store. KNOWLES WALPORD, Agents.
Ja3l 100 Man street
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btyIcs.
$50 bales and u sbngs OF the best makes, In store and
ceivinV, for sale for cash only in bankable funds
t.0s 4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-02-21

The Charleston Mercury, Of the 18th
thus compliments the people Of the North,
"without distinction of party:"
"The Northern press and politicians are
more astounded at the secession Of Louisi.
ana than Of any other State. Why? Be-
cause she had protection for her sugar.
1t would seem that these people have no
conception of the reality of any virtue
among men; that they: have nc faith in
the higher incentives of humanity !; and
fancy that States, cities, whole people,
are, like themselves, in the market, to be
bought, each at certain price. The greed
of gain seems to have eradicated from their
souls every sentiment of patriotism, virtue,
honor, pride Of character, and love of lib
erty. They are delivered to a uniform
bascness Of motive, of the lowest sort
leading to deception in trade, lust in appe.
tite, treachery in society, and knaverJ in
politics.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-02-21
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

Benevolent Institution estalltshsd 6v ,n-r;n, 49,,
document, for the Relief o. the SIX nnd III; ~,
tres'ed, afflicted Nth vrulent end E En- lem,
D''sase,, and s:p'ctahy for The cure of Disease.
wi Acting Surgeon; to ali who apply BY let let.
ses, WIN description Of their condition, lage
occupa: 4on, habits Of life, &c.,) and in cases
OK extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free
Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermat orrhea,
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs and
on the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispen-
s"ry, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter en-.
velopes. free Of charge. Two or three stamps
for postage will be acceptable
Address, DIR. J. SKILLEN HOUGHTON,
Acting Sugeon, Howard Association, No. 3
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa: BY or.
der Of the Directors. ,@t4,3.7
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
go. FA1RCH1LD, Secretary v8n27:1y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-02-21

HOME PAPERs.-The following clipp-
ing we are disposed to appropriate as our
own. We have frequently heard persons
complain about home papers, and wonder
ing why our neighbors or we do not furn-
ish them with the same amount of reading
as the Tribune or some other Eastern pa
per, for the same price, "Stick to your
home newspaper: No matter if you arc
poor. None are SO poor as the ignorant,
unless it be the depraved, and they too
often go together. Keep your home paper,
though it may not BE- 80 large Or SO i'm
posing as some city weekly; but remember
it is the advertiser of your neighborhood
and daily business, and tells you what is
going on ground youinstead Of thousand
miles away. If it is not printed on as
nice2paper as the Others, pay the subscrip-
ton regularly and promptly, and rely
upon it the natural pride Of the publish.
er will prompt him to improve 1T As fast
a. possible"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-02-21

The AMALoAMAr1oN OF LANGUAGES There
is a growing tendency in this age to appropriate
tho most expressive words of other languages,
and utter while to incorporate theminte our
own; thus the word Cephalic, which is from
The Greek, signifying 'sfor the head" is now
becoming popularized in connection with Mr..
Spalding's great Headache remedy; but it will
soon he used in more general way, and the
word Cephalic will become as common as Elec-
trotype and many others whose distinction II
foreign words has been used away by common
usage until they seem ''native and to the man
or born"