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LtItiGr SriefliHs.
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0nnrnfui Inn.
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2tt uHter3elpHete erldupt llp letnen Sreinpcft ttnc
Dem 9seDrten 9utlitum. Die slnseise 3l MAIDEN, Sas er
leinen ~lfitberigen 9iQiarp<S aLon in clue
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-15

BoLTTNG AND BoLTERs-The little squad
OF Lecompton factionists in this county,
who had for leader in our late Democratic
County Convention, an Ex Know Nothing
county officer who had not been out of office
nine months, and therefore could not vet
have been born again" into the light of
Democracy are piping out bolter," in fee.
ble tones, through their organ in this city
They cry bolter, when they could not emerge
from the primary election fight of the De-
mocracy with corporals guard They cry
Golter, who had so poor cause, that they
were forced to leave the county, and hunt up
Uncle Zack Montgomery, of Sutter, to get
up laugh, by means of his unique posturings
and contortions. They cry bolter, when out
of all this lively city, swarmng with white
men, they could only find 1872 traitors to the
Democratic party, who would vote for their
candidates for delegates. Hadn't the new
editor of the Express better stir about lit
tie and get posted on Yuba county politics
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-15
Rage for Light CompIexIons.

They have formed, lately, at Paris, $50
ciety for the encouragement of Blondes
The increasing rareness of this most admired
complexion has excited a regencra.ivc enthu
siasm among the bright spirits and exclusive:
of themost distinguished circles. and the hon.
or and culture of fair haired 6eautyis the prin
ciple which actuates their present remarkable
movement
A society of blonde worshippers has been
formed, in fact, of which one of the heredi
tary princes Of Germany has accepted the
presidency. They have rented for club
house, one Of the most sumptuous mansions Of
the Champs Elysees. 1t is furnished with O
luxury which Lucullus himself might envy.
Paris has been taxed to its utmost for choice
cook and for epicurean machinery and be
longings and the dinners of lie Club des
BLONDES" are supposed now to be the choicest
in the world
To these dinners, only blonde guests can
sit down and the number at the table is
rigidly twenty four-twelve gentlemen and
twelve ladies' And the invitations, and the
bringing of the guests from all parts of the
world, are details to be managed with limit
less expense. The invited persons are trea.
ted with the greatest possible distinction and
consideration. and no excuse is allowed to pre-
vail, even if the acceptance req uired "a special
ambassador and any number of attendants
male and female
At the last blonde dinner" an English
lady, of auburn blonde hair, who had been
heard of and sent for at great expense, was
the principle point of fattraction. This COM
plexion the golden chestnut wih changea6Le
shades an the Rowin7 ringtets, is now exceed
ingly rare. The committee of the club de.
clare that ten or twelve instances # it are
all that can be heard of, in France and Eng.
land. Lucretia Borgia had this adorable
tint of hair.
To all who are thus invited and admitted
to the Society of Blondes, gold medal is
presented, with an appropriate inscription !;
and this hereafter, it is formerly announced
shall be valid as a title of nobility.
In the reception hall of the clubhouse,
there hangs u jCweled case, containing ring
lets of every possible shade and variety of
blonde hair. he golden auburn is the most
priced and rarest.
Lord Byron is said to have possessed the
treasure of lock of Lucretia Borgia's hair
and for this, the society offer reward of
twenty-five thousand francs. Its recovery
and proper authorization are considered
doubtful
The ultimate result of this higher valua
ton of the blondes-that of inducing the
prevailing black hair population of France
and Italy to seek and marry only those of
light complexion-will it is thought, mater
tally prevent the threatened deterioration of
the human race
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-15
FRAZER RIVER!
ASTOUNDING REVEL ALTON
Truth Will Out.

4 ATELY II has been the custom Of unthinking peo-
AA to advocate Wholesale emigration To the frigid
aud nhospitable cline OF Frazer River. Know you,
then whom may concern that chill blasts and frosts
prevail there, and ice nothing but ce the order Of
.he Day You then, who go thlther 20 with the
hoary headed kingshould steel the against
the seventies Of 50 cold CLINE, by aceustomng your
selves TO taste Of that here which will have to
DC TAKEN IN such heavy doses there. BE not alarmed
you Frazer River gold-hunting adventurers, for this
Auvlce comes from philanthrOpsts, and therefore it
opmes IN the shape OF luxury-and such an one -
phew ye Gods, ye never knew the like Talk of your
iSod for Gods why, II Old Jupiter, seated on Mount
Vympus heights, and surrounded by the hosts of ea
ven, were banquetng Of delcacies that united Gods
Sohcocted, and should get the taste of this parting
luxury offered to excited aud heated gold hunters he
would KICK the cup OF nectar over the highest star in
Iue milky way and, attended by his heavenly suite,
would lhstanter proceed route for the fountain
neau OF THIS glorious delieacy-the ICE CRKAM Of
We MARf5VlLLE ICE DREAM SALOON" oppo-
se the Post Ohce-and, levying on everything in the
rnTqeern woui Immediately condemn the proprietors,
NoAIEh MooRE, to an eternal voyage on the riv-
81 Syx, Tor dispensing to mOrtas sweetmeats and
soonns refreshments suitable for Gods alone, without
Gel stial letters patent
Jams, Seiles, and the most delicious Confections-
~ n ToIu EVERYTHING CONCEIVABLE, appertaining to
business to be found at this Saloon of
Iu1n qualities as cannot possibly be equallea The
f'' '"J 'O-eiso' Uuthl je30-my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-15

DRowNnG, IN AMERICAN TOWNSHIP AT
about 10 o'clock. yesterday morning. a man
named Thomas Hignite was drowned in
pond. in American township, about half a
mile from Lsle's bridge. A son of Gen:
Hutchinson had shot duck in the pond, and
Hignate, who was at work in the vicinity,
stripped himself and wentin after it. The
boys went out of sight short distance, but
heard noise from him, and on coming back,
saw him struggling in the water, in the
deepest spot, where he soon sunk and was
drowned. After short search by the neigh
bors the body was found and recovered. The
bottom of the pond. it appears, was covered
with moss or weeds eight or ton feet long
1t was found that coils of this weed were
wound around both his ankles and wrists,
wcich had prevented him from either walk
ing or swimming. Singular as it may seem,
when he was taken out, his right hand
tightly grasped the duck. to obtain which he
had sacrificed his life-Sac. Mercury, yester-
day
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-15

GRAND ExPLosIoN-SAFE Blown TO PIECES.
About quarter to 10 o'clock last evening,
the people in the neighborhood of the old
metropolitan Theatre were terribly alarmed
by terrific explosion. accompanied with the
crashing of glass, which proceeded from the
auction rooms of Jewett, Green d Co. On
proceeding to the spot, it was found that one
of the front dJors--a sash door-was literally
blown to pieces, and riddled in every part
The door Of the safe which stood in the rear
of the establishment, was also riven into pie
ces and the outer sheet Of iron composing
that door was found on the opposite side of
the street. in front of Mr.. GeRella's establish
ment. A lady and gentleman had just pass
ed, and narrowly escaped being struck by the
huring iron. Several minutes elapsed before
light was got and the store entered; but
nothing in the safe itself was disturbed. A
small sum of money. in gold, and package
ofjewelry, were found as deposited. 1t is
certain that no experienced house breaker
was engaged in this job. as the work was too
clumsily done; it must have been the perfor-
nance of green hands. f. Herald, Fridau
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-15

STEPHEN A. DoUGLAs.-The former abusers
and denouncers of this great man, after hav.
ing once read him out of their Democratic
party" and refused to recognize him as any
thing but a black-hearted traitor, are now
soldering their Shiny praises upon him, from
every nook and corner and alley that is fetid
enough to produce one of their kind. The
reptiles! Do they suppose that they can
disguise their natural hiss, so that the friends
of Mr. Douglas will not recognize them for
what they are? The people know them too
well They are perfectly well satisfied that
it would be "Oh Douglas is fine man." un.
til after the election, and then, after it, it
would be p" Blast him, he's traitor-Old
Buck has crushed him and has got his heel
npon his neck !" Talk to gudgeons, if you
like, but the Douglas men are too smart t.
bite at any such hook.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-15

VINO ARE THE REGULARS Some people
imagine that no State Convention can be
Democratic, unless called to order by the
Chairman of the Central Committee. Sup.
pose Mr. Geiger had chosen to go into ne
gro camp meeting, and call that to order
Would that body have therefore been the
regular Democratic Convention The Con.
vention which put forth Democratic plat
form was the regular one, and hence the rea.
son why the one presided over by Humphrey
Griffith, Esq, receives the undivided support
Of the Democracy.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-15
Democratic County Convention of CAL
aYeraS.

The following proceedings of the anti LIE.
compton Democratic County Convection
Calayeras, held at Angels, August 10th, are
furnished by a correspondent at that place
The Convention assembled at twelve o'clocl;
NJ, and was called to order by Mr. Green.
The late AssembIyman, Thomas O'Bricn,
was elected temporary Chairman. On ta-
king the chair, he said:
Gentlemen of the Convention: thank you
for this mark of distinction you have confer.
red upon me in this nomination, and in behalf
of the true Democracy of Calaveras county,
sincerely hope that the action of this Conven-
tion may be made to harmonic with that Of
the Popular Sovereignty State Convention
lately held at Sacramento city. | trust that
all our nominations may be made from the
best of men and true Democrats Again,
gentlemen, thank you for the honor that
this mark of your confidence conveys
The Convention then nominated commit
tee on order of business and for the election
of permanent officers.
William higby was elected permanent
President; J. L. Demier and - Anderson,
Vice Presidents; E. r. Purple and Joseph
Tufts, Secretaries
A nomination was then made for State Sen
ator, which resulted in the election of S. II.
Marlette, by large majority, and the choice
was afterwards declared unanimous.
Marlette was formerly State Surveyor G en-
eral, and is the strongest man that could
have been nominated in the county. He is a
gentleman of the finest moral character; is
gifted with an educated mind, and by the nat
iral amenity of his disposition has gained
many friends, both in this and Amador coun-
ty, which is in the Senatorial District. He
has been firm and consistent Democrat, a
warm supporter of the Administration until
this Lecomtpon difficulty sprung up and since
then has devoted himself to endeavor to de-
feat it. From this known consistency, his
underwriting integrity, and his general popu-
larity, there is but little doubt of his success.
Thomas O'Bricn was then put in nomina-
ton for Assembly, and was, on motion to
waive all rules of the house, elected by accla-
nation. He made telling speech and will
run we'll
G. L. Shuler and j. L. Demier were then
put in nomination for the same position, and
declared elected.
Supervisors from the three Districts were
elected by the delegates from their different
precincts.
There will be grand mass meeting TO-
night Union Cor.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-15
THBARONiTIG SGHIEIANSGHIiPPS

Is consequently in great demand by pers travelling
or about TO settle in parts Of the country espe-
cially as well as by many in every community, where
it has become known, account OF its various other
remedial properties.
L all cases Of a Dropscal tendency, it is generally
the only remedy required, when adopted in tie early
stage II the disease.
In dyspepsia maladlcs, when taken in proper guam
titles as diet drink, and especially at dinner, 1t Is
found by uniform experience 10 be eminenty ehica-
cious In the most obstinate when even the best
of the usual remedies have failed to afford m' re than
temporary relief In of Fatulency, IL is an i'm
mediate and invarable specific and it may be admin
istered in diluted and proportonate quantities. even TO
YOUNG INFANTS in all those paroXysms Of gripping pain
in the stomach and bowels to which they are especial
ly subject as well in the chofc of grown persons
Its iudeious adoption in connection with the princi
pal meals, when OF exhaustion dictates Its
use, never fails TO the debility attendant upon
protracted chronic maladies, low temperament and
exhausted vital energy, by whatever cause induced
These are facts to which many of the most eminent
medical men, both in England and the United States,
have borne testimony, and which corroborated by
the highe twritten authorities.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, In cases of one
Dozen with my name on the bottles, cork, and fac
smile of my signature on the label.
For sale by all the respectable D. .uggists and Liquor
dealers in California and Or gon.
UD0LPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
20 Beaver street, New York
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-15

BITTEN BY DoG.-An aged woman ma
med Mrs. Connolly, while quietly proceeding
to market on Thursday, says theS. F. Herald,
was set upon when on the corner of Jones
alley and Washington street, by vicious cur
dog, and the shawl torn from her shoulders.
Mrs. Connolly was saved from further damage
by the interference of bystanders. Officer
j. w. Mckenzie afterwards went and captu..
red the vicious brute. which he holds until
the owner pays the damage, and in default
thereof will hang the dog
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-15

FULsoME.-The disgusting adulation OF
Senator Broderick, by the Erpress of yester-
day, is too much for any stomach other than
that of an ostrich. They call him "great
chief" and use his name in nearly dozen ar
ticles. Truly, from the abundance of the
heart the mouth speaketh."
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-15
Dissolution of Copartn erghip.

fHE ooPARTNERsuIP heretofore existing un-
uer nte nam and style OF c. G. Perkins q Peters,
penters and lu nber dealers) was dissolved by mu.
M M consent July 3D. 1858, @. O. Perkins retiring from
sn' ne nrm' All debts owing to or by the arm will be
settled by either Of the parties.
mi, G, G, PERKINSl
Tlmbuctoo, July 81, 1858. T. G. PETERS.
= The above business will be carried on bv Thavsr 4
i0'ers, al the same place. augl-2w
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-15

GB- The LecOmptonites are very enviOus
OF our name, NATIONAL DEMOCRAT" When
they become National Democrats themselves
they may talk. At present, we consider them
he very fag end of the Democracy, which
will soon be dropped off.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-15

Democratic State Central Committee.
B. b. Redding, William S. Manlove, G. W.
Colby. John F: Morse, josiah johnson, w. W.
Presbury, G. w. Bloor E. McGarry, Edmund
Randolph, Herman Wohler, Elliott J. Moore, Da-
wa y. Mccarthy, WI. Knox, Geo. A. Pearce,
d. j. Carpenter, P. E. Jordan .Judge Fits i'm.
mons, Charles F; Lott, William Higbee, A. Wine
miller, Thomas Eager
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-15
Marysviiie Laund dry
COR. G. and FOURTH SIS

'ME SUBSCRIBER. having purchased the en-.
,s5 Sse interest OF H. Sweadner In the above estab
asnnent' ~ are prepared to do all kind Of WASHING
a'sn9tt notice and on favorable terms
tcIules ana dentlemens Clothes done up with par
shI.,I bosoms and Collars polished as in the East.
as new. 90 NS W iOVA 90 "eii
worS s out experienced hands being employed, our
"Tk p guaranteed TO give satisfaction
.h 'ns grateful to our patrons for past favors, we
Tonage ~ -'e u '"e Pu'ii0 Pe''
je22my sAM,I n coorEv
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-15

DIR. l.. j. Czapkay.-We would direct the es-
pecial attention of yallds to a perusal of Dr. L. J.
Czapkays advertisement, to be found in another coll
unn Of this paper, in order to place the services of
learned and experienced physician within their reach
80 much Ill has been inflicted on the human family
from the perncious and ignorant practices of empir
les, that it seems as If we fulfilling bounden du
ty to make known where relief can be obtained To
those unfortunate enough suffer from the effects of
sexual or private diseases, or their i'll treatment, we
cheerfully commend DR.. l.. J. Czapkay as man of
rare scientific and medical requirements possessing
All the requisites, from long experience acknow-
edged SKIN for the successful practice his profess
sion. Having made sexual complaints an especlal
study ike the Celebrated RECORD, of Paris he is
bied tu guarantee permanent and speedy cure in all
cases OF private or chronic disease, whether the eff
fects OF c0nta5on, sei-abuse, or loss OF yiry and
III order ulat patients ut distance may avail them
selves Of his advce free consultation by letter is omen
to them. The knowledge that nave OF the numer-
GUS cures he has effected, some of which were of long
standing leads us to place much faith in Dr. G a Ell.
cacy, anu commend hm to the confidence of those in
i'll health. DR.. Czapkays office is in sacramento st
below Montgomery, nearly opposite the Pacif. Mail
Steamship Co.'s oIfice, San Francisco. jy2S-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-15
MisrfllaMeous,
DENTISTRY.

H$5fSS Oo4N 44O N Z,
1D DIR. j. w. GAYLORD
Respectfully tenders his professional services to the
citizens OF Marysvie and vicinity, having again come
among hem after absence Of several years and hay-
ing concluded to make this his permanent honIe takes
this method of introducing himself to them After
having followed Dentistry in all Its various legitimate
branches, as taught in the Dental College at Baltimore
since A. d. 1870, after two years study and practice
under The immediate supervision and instruction Of
one OF the best Dental Surgeons in our country and
gradu ate of the Baltimore College Of Dental Surgery
with such instructions and amount of practice he
naters himself that satisfaction inevitable lie as
sures all that his work is second none in the State
lie would refer those wishing his services TO the follow
ing CARD, signed by old residents of this city:
MARYsvILLE, July 3Oth 1853
We, the undersigned, do hereby cheerfully recon.
mend our old friend, DR.. J. w. Gaylord Dental Sur
geon, who has been absent from us for several wears
out has now returned, and from our knowledge OF
him and his work of eight years standing, which has
proved perfectly good up to the present time do be
eve that those who may be the fortunate recipients of
his services will not regret it, but have much TO feci-
tate themselves Call and see him. on the corner of
ID and th streets, where he be found at any time
in his portable Dental Office and Ambrotype Gallery
Jos DeBel, 5. I. Watts, NJ. D.,
VIM. h. Wightman, A. Ball, NJ. D.
w. p. Miller, l.. H. McDaniels NJ D.
o. II. Peirson.
ALSO, II you want perfect picture, second to
none in the State call and see him, as this is the
place. aur1O-mv