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svILLE CALFORNIA SATURDAY. MoRN1NG oCToBER 1o ISIS
DAILY DEMOCRAT
For the National Democrat.
PSYCHOLOGICAL.
Gibraltar, the sIecp-yvnlker.

Gibraltar, the sIecp-IVnIlSer.
Calm and unclouded was the night
And, bathing in the moons soft light,
The guardian of the inland deep
Seemed, like its dwellers, locked in sleep;
The sea, on History's page so famed
Lay-like some mighty lion tanned
As still as myriads whom its wave
Had served for battle field-and grave;
Lullabies sighed in the gentle shock
OF the wavelets 'gainst the steadfast rock
Those exquisite murmurs, enhancing the soul,
Which soothe and enrapture from pole unto
pole;
But suddenly many a deep-toned bell
Weird midnight's awful hour did tell,
And as the last clang of the tardest died
Away, some sea bird lamentingly cried,
Disturbed from its slumbers; then all was still
AS Death.
On the rampant broad of a moon-lit wall
A sentinel paced, paced-robust and tall
The giant form, the dauntless eve,
The broad full chest, the forehead high,
And, not least, the firm step proclaim
A warrior worthy of the name
A sound moved the air; twas as soft, twas
as faint
AS the whispering prayer of the hermit-saintt
AS soft as the zephyrs in dreamland tina;
breathe,
And with mazes of flowers the poet inwreathe:
The sentinel had almost gained
OF his shadowy course the bourne
The sound, although so faint, attained
His watchful ear-he turns-like corn
Beneath the sickle's sudden blow,
With one deep groan he lifeless falls
A form as white as driven snow,
Glides by upon the giddy walls;
On the parapet's fearful brink it floats,
And looks out upon the sea-
AS fair and pale as the moon that doats
On those waters bright and free.
1t gimmers-stops-'t gone,
Like fieeey vapor at the dawn.
Soon the relieving guard came round
"No answer to the welcome sound p
Surprise oh, horror when they found
Their comrade deadl-n mark-no stain!
Search-watching- -thinking-all in vain
All. little thought the lovely maid,
Who, like some spirit from the grave
Thus on the walls had sleeping straved,
That she had killed that warrior brave.
Next morn she sought the soldiers wife
The widowed mother-ard she pour'd
Such comfort as through human life
Gives Woman-Angel of the Lord!
The sable demon of the storm,
Uprearing his terrific form,
Gares lightning from his cruel eyes,
And mid the crashing thunder cries:
" Fiends Of the tempest rise
" Let earth, and sea, and sky contend,
" And furiously each other rend
" In savage war"
The pillows roar-the pitchy night
In twain is for an instant reft
BY lightning in its thought,swift flight;
Now alls again to darkness left.
Again the electric fire CLEANS,
And on the mountain-billow streams
.-.-- Streams on grim Gibraltar's walls,
Streams on the sleeping maid who, light
AS gossamer on summer night,
Bends DER the abyss-she falls
She falls-and by the maddened surge,
The bowling winds with lashings urge,
She's borne-she's borne away
Far aye
Of her no trace was ever found,
Except scarf which, on the ground,
Upon the rampant lay;
Bat when the tempest RACES high,
Along the walls she's seen to fly,
The fishermen still say.
MARYsvlLLE, Oct, 1853.
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Polar Oil.

lust REC EIVED and for sale ht T5c, 81 90
- and 81 ,25 per gall, by s. T. WATTS,
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OF EDWARD FLYNN, late of Boston, by his bro
~ ther, John Flynn Any information Will be thank
fully received by his brother Yreka Post Office Sis
kiyOu county. JOHN FLYNN.
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AUCTION SALE
Splendid Household Furniture.

ON TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE LIST, will sell at Auc-
" uon at the residence of Capt JAMES WILLIAMS,
No. IL North Cherry street, all the Furniture, Beds
Bedding &c, consisting in part of Elegant Rosewood
Satin Damask Parlor Sets.
! pair splendid Mantle Mirrors (yery large1
] Fine Piano.
Rosewood Pier and Side Tables marble tops.l
Fine Rosewood and Mahogany Book Cases:
Satin Damask Window Curtains, gilt cornices;
Fine Lace do do do do.
Extra Velvet and Brussels Carpets;
Fine Gas Chandeliers;
Rosewood Cluster Post Bedsteads and Chamber Fur
nture;
Mahogany Cluster Post and Square Chamber Fur
niture:
i Cottage Chamber Sctt, (enamelled0
Fine Curled Hair Mattresses;
Feather Beds;
French Chince Chamber Sett
Rosewood and Mahogany Bureaus;
Rosewood Wardrobe;
Lounges;
1 Mahogany Cabinet Sewing Machine, (Grover Ba-
kers)
Mantle Ornaments;
1 Fine Extension Dining Table;
Fine Dinner Sett, IA pieces;
j do Tea Sett;
Fine Cut Glass and Table Ware;
Together with Tables, Chairs Floor Oil Cloths Fine
Cooking Stove and Fixtures Kitchen Furniture Table
and Dining Room Ware and Furniture, Mattresses &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-An sums under SIGO cash; all sums
over slOO co days credit for approved endorsed
payable in of the city banks The Ladies are es-
pecially invited to attend this sale.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock. A. VI.
E. ID. FARNSWORTH, Auctioneer
In consequence Of the contemplated removal of Capt
Williams family, all persons having claims against
him will please present them his dwelling or to
the Traders Bank previous TO the day of the above
sale. may27-td
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ms- Now, more than ever before, it is i'm

msy- Now, more than ever before, it is i'm
portant that men protesting the conservative
principles of Americanism, should stand firm.
1t has been our pride and boast that the
American party was the only truly national,
conservative, union party in existence; that
1t frowned upon sectionalism, as the deadliest
bane to the Republic; that it was no less
comprehensive than patriotic; and that it
would stand up for the constitution and the
Union through every danger, and use every
honorable exertion to rescue them from the
shoals and quicksands CT fanaticism at ooth
extremities. It is becoming every day more
and more apparent that the happy destiny OF
the country is bound up in the success OF
these feelings and principles. 1t is the CEN
tripetal force of an exalted and pure patriot
ism. 1t is with deep regret, therefore, that
we have witnessed tendency on the part OF
some of our staunchest American friends,
North and South, to give up their station and
to pass to the other position, joining the CEN
trifugal forces, and thus contributing to the
disorganization and disruption of the Union.
We have seen a coterie of Americans in Buff
falo, New York, under the eye of Mr.. FILL
MORE, openly chaffering for union with the
black republicans, who are sectional in every
nerve, fibre and ligature of their organiza-
ton; the Commercial advertiser, of that city
which stood up in the desolating conflict OF
1856 like spartan hero, covered with the
dust and smoke and wounds of battle, yet
undismayed, unconquered- its coun-
tenance to the proposal. The late election in
Philadelphia witnessed the blotting out of
the American party, for all practical pur-
poses, whercupon some even of our southern
papers, sounded the praises of a new national
party, which they thought-with infinitely !
more credit to their imagination than their |
judgment-bad been born on that occasion. |
Notwithstanding there had been q monstrous |
and unnatural fusion in 1856, in that city, |
there were still few thousand stalwart pa
triots, who stood up in the storm which had |
swept over them; and there was still hope for
the reformation of their broken leoions.
With even profounder regret, we have seen
a tendency in some of our southern colleagues
to disfgure our glorious Union circle by fall
ing as tangents to it. In Georgia, the empire
State of the South the Columbus Enquirer,
and in Alabama, the Montgomery Mqa two
papers that have fought for the Union and
for Americanism with Napoleonic courage
and impetuosity, that we looked upon as true
as steel, are ranging themselves in a line with
the Mercury, Della and South They have not
fully come upon that narrow platform, but
we fear for their safety. We remind them
that in Americanism, pure and undefled, they
will find the best friends of the South, and of
the whole country; and if they have felt the
unholy desire to depart from it, we beg them
to Danish it, and return to the fight with us
again, the battle of the Union and the Con-
stitution.
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motions of such are always graceful, be-
cause they are natural, and if untrammel-
ed by its clothing, and not forever admon-
ished as to its gentility, it will always be
"easy." How. often do we see little fell
low who enchants us with his bright
glance, and graceful gambols, while frolick-
ing about in his snowy night-robe, and yet
who actually keeps us in purgatory by his
gaucheries when he has the misfortune to
be "drest up for company" Then the
punishment" of his patent-leathers I" is
greater than he can bear,''-the Philis-
tines are upon him." in the shape Of
"bran new" velvet sack, which he must
not oil,-he is bearing the penalty of the
"fg-leaves," and to his honor be it said,
he bears it most ungracefully. His little
sister, however, is more easily "broken
in" She seems from the first almost, to
realize that it is her melancholy destiny
only to be-"a lady" So while Willie
works in his little garden, or gallops his
pony over the grass-lot, or is out upon the
snow-bank with his wooden sled, poor pa
tient little Bessie humdrums over her doll
rags, or looks out of the window, keeps
her ringlets in curl, and her dress "nice."
and so drags her weary years up to wo-
manhood. And then what is she and
what is she good for? She exists. but
what can she do f? Oh she's "young
lady," and young ladies" must not be
suspected of being guilty of ever rendering
themselves useful. She is the merchants
advertisement, the dress makers puppet,
the gentleman's CD toy, and mammals
belle idealn'
MOTHERS, think Of these things. Give
the bath more consideration than smooth
ringlets, air greater attention than
embroidered dresses,-trust to simple diet
rather than deleterious CONNECTIONS, and
have faith in God and nature, in preference
to fashion and folly.
Oh ! for the golden days when we can be
healthy without being considered coarse"
strong without being vulgar, ''-cour-
lgeous and independent without being
u masculine, when we can retain our in
without being DISQUALIFICATION
we can make ourselves useful without be-
ng degraded in short, when we shall
nave learned to be ioomen, and forgotten to
De "ladies" L.v.F.
FOREST HOME, 1853.
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BI- Persons of Sedentary Habits, who are gener-
ally affected with Vertigo, LangUOr and Exhaustion,
Nausea and Headache, have in Berhave's Holland
Btters grateful remedy. 1t gives strength and en-
ergy to the system, stimulates the digestive organs
and cOrrects acidity of the stomach.
We would caution the public against purchasing any
of the many limitations Of this delightful Aroma. To
prevent imposition be careful to ask for BGRHAvEs
HOLLAND BTTTERs may25-lw
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal PrOperty.

TNHE undersigned will sell, on the premises South
Il Market street, opposite the Military College on
the FIRST SATURDAY IN JUNE, being the 5th the
very valuable House and Lot on which the late Fred
Jonte lived at the time Of his death fronting on Mar
ket street and running back half way 10 College 81
Also, lot fronting l27 feet the Lebanon Turnpike
being lot No IL IN the plan OF the University lots
Also. Will be sold At the same time and nlacs ,ba
personal property Of said Jonte's Estate consisting in
part OF excellent Cracker Machine and all the
hNtures furniture, &c., necessary TO carry the B
kerry aud Confectionery business-two bread wagons
and mules, one buggy, together with stock OF
groceries, confectionery show cases, shop furniture
Sc.. &c.
This IS especially fine opening Tor Bakers and Con-
Petitioners, as il is old and well known stand ana
the only one IN that portion Of the city We will sell
the property either in whole in part at private sale
and II not sold before the whole will be offered 10 The
highest bidder on the 9Th Of June next
Terms made known the day Of sale
PETER RIIIIOD,
A. A. HATCHER
may4-dtd rAA Executors p JOnte decd
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Fresh Arrivals.
YDER & FRIZZELI

> n Y ID Il II s. FRIZ YELL
A RE now opening a choice and well selected stock
"a Of BOOTS and SHOPS, suitable 90 the season. and
at prices TO correspond with the times Consisting in
part Of
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters;
do Patent Leather Caters, Oxford Ties;
do Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting do;
do Cloth and lasting Caters;
do Calf and Patent Leather strap Shoes.
ladies Caters, plain, with and without heels
do slippers, do do
do Fine Toilet Slippers;
do Fine White hid and Satin Slippers;
do do do Caters
do Kid Buskins with and without heels
Misses Caters and slippers, with and without heels
do Kid Boots, with and without heels
Chiidren's Shoes Of every variety;
Boys and Youths shoes Of every variety.
OF the above we have something very nice for MAY
DAY. Also Servants shoes and Pegged Work Of all
kinds Call at No. u Public square.
SNYDER x FRIZZEIL,
april30 u Pubic square.
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AUCTION SALE,
Morning, May 27th, 1853.
BENJ. f. SHIELDS.

Is T. N y. f.. y Ill i T. L. I'D -.
HAVING positive orders 10 close large invoice of
Il l. Dry Goods, Clothing, &c, will expose 10 sale,
without reserve, the entire stock hand at 10
O'Clock, Thursday morning, May p. These Goods
will be sold in lots adapted the trade only They
must be sold at sacrifice, let it be what may. So at
tend if you wish bargains. Terms, Cash delivery.
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For Cairo and Memphis

THE fine passenger packet, a GR
and regular United States s.<<ES-zssssssz3
n. d. ELLIOTT, Master, will leave MONDAY,
May 3lst, at O'Clock, P. NJ, for the above and all
Intermediate ports For freight passage apply on
board, or to A. L. DAVIS
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Notice.

TUE public are warned against trading far ~.
Il notes drawn N my favor b. THoaAs car sSpxs
dated March Ia, 1881, one for sixteen handret sps
tsensy ave dollars. and the other far sexsasesu hn
dfed aud TWENTY-FIVE dollars and afty cents. whlch
have been losa or mlslAid.
uaay2z-alw JOHN II. CALENDER
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MARRIED..

On the evening of the Goth inst, at the house of
Col J. H. Ralston, by the Rev. J. W. Hoyte, sIIAs H.
MCKAY, of Bowling Green, KY, to MARY R. RA1sroS,
of Rutherford county, Tenn.
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WISH To HIRE

A Shsho Seznan, good ea.k and Washer from
n 70 % - years q ase, Eur ths balance a the
sssf taf Sheh viii psy hoeFai prscs. Ea4ulre a.
tbs aSzee. or No. ffaat ssgseE
aasy 22-sf. IN Hofns
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LEECHES.
To Engineers, Architects and Contractors.

TO LHsIHrtrs, AFcIliItcIs and Contractors.
THE PHOENIX IRON COMPANY, PhilAdslphla, are
now pretsred 60 receive and execute orders FOR
ali sizes OF WROUGHT IRON, SOLID AND COMPOUND.
hEANs AND GIkiitks, ol any required lengths for
Fire Proof Baiidings and Bridges
Fraeings and plan Of asag, together With table
showing capacity q beams, win be rrnlzed gr.tat
ossiy assoa application 10
SAMUEL j. REEVES, V. President
nay ih-triNin si0 Walnut street
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FOURTH WARD LUMBER YARD,
No. 6S Summer street.
LUMBER, SHINGLES AND BOARDS.

VIE subscriber has constantly on hand large lot
i OF Cedar, Yellow and White Pine Flooring, clear
White Pine, Joists, Poplar Plank Scantling Square
Cedar, Cedar Plank and Poplar Shingles. can su p
ply any quantity of Lumber and Shingles the short
est notice and at the lowest prices for cash. Leave
your orders, for prompt attention, with
A D. CREIGHTON,
No. 6S Summer street,
may26-lm Nashville, Tenn.
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FAREWELL CONCERT TOUR

MISS ANNA VAIL.
A BOUT leaving the friendly shores Of this, her
n tive country for Europe, feels anxious % visit
once more Of those cities in which she has been
received with so much kindness, taking in her way
many musical places where she has not had the honor
TO appear and has much pleasure 10 announce TO the
MUSICAL AMATEURS OF NASHVILLE,
That for this occasion she Will be assisted by the fol-
lowing eminent Artists:
MOL l. f n III A L T. r..
The great Violinst, who created quite sensation in
Europe and this country.
\. B.-Mons. Julien, announcing the brothers Mol
lenhaur says On his programme; ''Thcr Duets have
astonshed the diidTlti of musical Europe, by their
surprising unity of soul and expression accorded by
these gifted Artists TO their performances. The broth
ers Moenhauer highly celebrated for their com
positions their executive abilities; their Quartetes
and Musica di Comora having given them much re-
nown among composers and artists their playing has
achieved with the public"
The. Schreiner.
The talented Pianist and Composer pupil of List
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Fifty Negroes for Sale,

A MONG the lot we have several good Families two
= or three young Women with first child four good
House Boys, boys from is TO 20, good ninng-room
Servants with good lot Of field hands men and girls
and good Blacksmith and Barber.
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heather Rands

ITsf reeelsed. so feet q Leather Banss ~ Al
- widths, fFoGa % ~ iaehez ssAea fest : ina
half prizes. - =
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PAY Notice,


rfsHk Annasl Il tAis comfany lsr NE parress
IL a eiecsine onrcrs fer ne ensuinx yess xa. be
hs44 @tths ciy iirsrl Monday. Nay Slsl. between
mF-&-l~
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STEAMBOATS,.
Regular Friday Packet for
Ct III nrriS

ON FRIDAY, the 2sth of MAY, a
" at4 O'Clock p NJ. the spien- zxyOSrssssssssee7
did new steamer B. ". RUNYAN, szzzszzssssS=sz5
JAS MILLER, Master, will leave here above. For
passage, having splendid accommodations, apply TO
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ARRANGEMENT FOR THE SALE OF SEATS.

ARRANGEMENT FOR THE SALE OF SEATS.
The sale of Seats, for the Three Concerts will
mence on Thursday morning at O'Clock precisely, at
the Box Office of the Theatre.
With every admission ticket will be given a check
bearing number corresponding to the purchased,
which must be retained in order 10 possession
Of the seat
THE GRAND PIANO
Used upon this occasion is from the celebrated manu-
factory of Chickerng Son of Boston and expressly
made for Mr.. Thalberg imported this city for
these concerts. and may be the Music Store of
Mr.. Mcclure, Union street.
Doors open at : "a; commence at O'Clock
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A NEAT dwelling House on High street No 81
n near Broad street, containing 1--WE rooms. Apply
to ED. HAWKINS, al W. l. BoYD,s
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Wrought-Iron Cooking Stoves,

For wood four sizes-the best Cooking Stove now in
useSf last with from fifteen eig hteen years
and coax wth greater convenience and IN less time
than any Castiron stove. have also Just received
the following
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GRAIEsr COMBINATION OF ARTISTS
Ever offered here for a Musical Entertainment
The programme will be carefully selected (and each
evening an entire change will be made and viii con-
sst of the most celebrated compositions of Thalberg,
Veuxtemps and also selections from the most popu-
lar Operas of the day Full particulars Of the pieces
will be found in the programme of the day.
The PRICE or ADMISSION FIXED
Box and Parquette, 50 90
Second Circle northumberland. i 90
(No charge extra for secured seats.)