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An ADM RAB l. . V T. l.
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DOMESTIC LIFE.

DOMESTIC LIFE.
o,ls,. ,e.rs new wholesome tendency has appeared in
I literature. class Of writers hsye spp-aied,
- nesd o srpspg morbid passions and deprayed tases
,rsd pnatiun By depicting the pure and bsathy emo
he heart by developing the charIs oi shi~I ana gym
,ri,i chersrt.s snd by exhibiting men aud women hoby
,.he over adverse circumstances and social tenpaons
m this new school O writers o0nspcu"as efPts arc
tnId In The wo.s Of Ee SonvestTe and OCTAVE ftVLLt
s r.r has already btn extensively Translated to fs'
IN s - , - Snovn iI this country The latter propose %
TO the Of THE TRIBUNE, BY sSPIsd version
~ bis - .
ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN"
vhs has recently appeared In Paris and has been hailed BY
fr.nr apd Fugsh critics prhaps the most striking and
,rub, work fiction that appeared IN any country durins
tl wear Is Indeed since Jane Eyre sar'd The novel
x.rd hardly remember en9her production OF the
krd Which T beauty and interest be compared with THIS
IA. publestion Of q THE ROMANCE OF POOR YOUNG
NAN, wSs con- menccd in THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY
TRIBUNE week and viii be regularly Continued uht It
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OoMIE,s pOSITlYEsT CALENDAR, with a
a,1- WORTH of MUSIC for ~ CENTS

OK WORTH of MUSIC Tor ~ CENiS'
~ lO The success Of the Gentle Annie hecels; i' IN
pccdeatcd Mo-e than 4oooe copies already ocr sod
and fro present Indications tie ssic viii rsch epiea
th. Encouraged by ;h's success, the psashs EAte
irea the Gta,e A,nie helod Nc containing toe words
49, aslc ny the very hst sonE. s weca vi oe
fov,d soa.s om Il Tgov4ose. Agstaa Long i2ns ~Tsy
GsS Ne ne, by chance Besutul Veace, bcGny H..
yens Ellen Rayuc" Charity" I'm not Iysea a. a.
see her still In my ecams" Mesa IL The Goa
Mss,t No l. y centA Gcniis Annie Melodis,, No -
cents s,ut BY mail postage pad % sy setress sseet MIS-
~ R,.l. nperor ton and Gultsr strr<s s-r ey r.ai
- rsse rrrpsld when tie price il sent will The order
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The Publishers hsSe issued t volume ~ beautiful s II, p.i
Oh 81 tir'Sd IsJ-r ana i. saItly bound.
THE toE is. inde~d little treasury II sweet tboush'. united
harmonious expression Tie do,on clear .nd and
honesty body definite meaning i; so finished
The imagery slmost Toep,iousbs
Tie h5thm Is ed. varied, and carefully naa- aimed Genial
viii commend e to he hearts well to Inc judgments VI
many TesdeIi.'
TIE following spccnsn C: tho srus with which this voz,o
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FOUND DEAD
Found dead dead ard sonei
There was nobody n.sT, nobody lear,
Wien The ouieas died Oh his pillow oif:oHe-
Nc, friendly voice % sdo,Ae cheer,
Not watching eve plying tear.
o. the city -icpt when be died alone
Ia the ~ l.ss sLleet : pilo. oI stone.
Many weary day by
wt1e uIeiehei and won he begged lOr bread
Tired ul life, end lyrgii= lie
Peacefully down win the silent dead
Had wasted his form scared bic brain,
Till ~ lz.t ~ e bed Of rvren ground,
With pillow oi stone vas he cutcas. t9nnd
Found dead! dead and sl,ne
On pillow Of sore in the rooheSs street,
Mob y heard his isf: faiu: inosa
Or knew when his ssd heart ceased % beat
No uouTr.r ln sersd with tears -igh-,
But th. a-s-d down With pits ing eyes,
And the chill winds pss-td, with wailiIs sound,
Ger the loHeiy spo; where bis iorIn va found
Found deed ye. slon-:
There -o,n-t-,dy n-'r-eou-body near,
To claim the ysndercr tis cwu,
And hrd q home for the homeless here;
OEc, when every human door
l. closed 70 MS Children scorDcd and poor
Who opens The heavenly portal wice;
All, ,thS when the outcsst died.
The BO-on Transcript
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sponsney evident tist h Dos ~rit.
faenrr of erse bu. rather with the native Freedom Of lie uus
p. Ia reading HI. poems the FIR. time. think
sud cr- t rt aud mode oi expression than We
do b listening cf the birds ia sunset
Thcy ne a. once and glowing from the hesTt Of the
poet they the heart c the sympathetic r-sder
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yci XVII DOW daily expected, co-.zirs stce. ca PaLt-
ONTOLot;N by Prcf OwrS: PLY islCAL OkOGRAPHl,
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illinois CROPS AND POLITICS.

c,,..r.,,S.uce If The " Tribune On
I.rwIsroS, Fulton Co, IT,, Aug - $50
,soakirp rsin OF twelve hours has just ial"n anu
,e reai con- fields Of" Old FGton, wh'oo ye-'eruaJ
usr. dro,pipg and shrive,j, give promise OF an
abundant Weld. Wheat is rather Asht' on OF hHe
quality. oats bay, potsto's, sc, are god. II ths
weather continues favorable, crops on TIE "hoie VII
be fair. but not rcry arge
rDilr, ad is being built from Peoria 10 inS pace
ard W. eypec, To see the c4rs here by next >p"es.
TIE Republicans in this region are IN god sprlts.
The proasate course of the Administration aud inc
bold demsnd by the Ulus south OF the Use et inc
ora, Democratic ship 10 ~ ga pratng eNP.di'ion
10 Africa have doubtless driven enough 10 orr rsnks
70 give Us the Stae in 1860 by handsome maJonty'
The little squad of Bachsneers fight Doag@s
br,y.lv In Peoria. our great centTa city. thera
is no Doug paper ard interruptions Darn'e shees
insnuc.s the Democracy Of tba, place.
The people If the Crest West feel thai The eorroi
of our great Republic is soon to be HANDED over 20
American frseuen who viii dignity Free LABOR, and
give to 81 their corstitu,ionalrigbts. RsrvhI'SAS'
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invested here has 10 protection, mining Interests
must inevitably become completely prostrat-d.
Our mir.s ar. our only dependence. lh- coontry
is worthless without them. One stage OF TIE over
I.nd Nal CompsDy las already been stopped, Win
deuard foI tobacco and CONS. IL Is unsafe no"
n travel in Their coaches As they run without an
e,.ort: and # decisive steps are MT immediateiy
tasep. fear il will not be long before toe stations
are moest.d, .nd the coache. can run Nth 'eclri!
Only when accompanied by mounted guards.
W. require q larger military force IN the country'
81 ficent TO afford protection against the lndian''
Our Mexican population is far l'rger, perhaps
furiold larger than the American. It's All we can
do t. protect ourselves from tie indians Wal not
Government youch.afe aid TO keep the Apaches
in sufiec,IOu
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN SOUTH s4+Y
ACCIDENT TO TIE \. G. BENSON.


Corr,sp,nd.uce OF The y. Y. Tribune
FIRE ISLAND, Aug. o, 1859.
We were startled his morning AZ behoiine the \.
G. Bersop. steamboat plying between liz plsco
and Isip floating in the South Bay, and s"e'ninsy
utmapareable Looking through a glass, We per-
ceivei the passengers and crew we're IN ate *
great excitement.
The boat was evidently at the mercy OF the winds
and waves and the passergrr seemed doomed to an
unavoidable casualty. Fortunately, a hsoius-smack
discovered the disabled connon OF the steamer, and
rescued the passengers from their perous position.
We learned sub equently thu the cause OF The dsas-
trwas br ak in the machinery Whenla't seen, the
steamer was beng towed 10 south shore Of Long
Island by the yacht Josephine Travel TO Fire Island
by way of Thompson Station is thus for the present
interrupted. am happy to inform the pubic how
ever, thst the popular route, by way of Deer Park
ard Babylon permanently 'Pen ami direct commit
cation can be bad twice per day, without any delay.
Through tickets can be procured at South Ferry.
FELIX.
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A FATN NIsTAKE.-Daniel steel hart-wo-kiug
and q g,l man recently purchased Le PA-r IN Wayne
Township wiki ls wife and family worka; asrd
clear : from debt; On The 2th month 10 hos verr
the ccrn and Nj Se! AMI b. Ia ht-r c1s ten
tie daughter handing her is;her % throw he
ra6eis Mr. Steel there difClty Exp. Ing IL
DOGS, and fi1irs 20 tn fence, vAh o! l-
were Spprschirs. she proceeded - down ;h- bars Mr
Steel hearing thr b.rs wth eNcrmert s-tx-d st1u-
hch his hal PICKED Up and 4lcky h IL
direction 4 tn a. the fence, uldr the ia; u
prctedrd a Tie hoss. which BE- cald bot .h the
kgh The missile tf
temple The e-ttS o. which blow 'lr O. sogad
.susb- TIE foTce Il th- bow th- temple hsi
been tiAt bld literally tie y- which pro
Tue-d u sha.ly Mr.. Steel al n, "a
near ffsrtlc when IL reality OF The fla ns1e ,. Thr
poor conveyed the hoIsr, aud ymps;xuE
neisbho arrived but a. Efforts - fesor " steel %
suiusiior ard without avail could %, paws
render tie desired reheE ST. coat 1od IN singular o.
Until Saturday wh-u iaga-d upoa
y ssy sss,s :ss; sTs.iSt lFs.essss Daily G.s,siSa
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH
Tie Goa missioners met yesterday, al noon 10 tie
private office of the Mayor
r An official communication from the authorities Of
BROOKLYN was received thanking the Comnis toner's OF
Heath of Newiork for the courtesy extendtd oy n-
ytirg their Health Officers 70 meet with themSelVes In
counsel and expressing wish that Whatever vessels
should be prohib ted from coming up 10 New.YoIk
should also be kept away from the wharves OF Bfook-
lyn II was placed on file.
communication was received from the Controller,
transmtsig statement of count Of the COMMITS
scners If Emigration against the Board OF Health,
amounting 10 $4,000 10. This account, It sppears,
arose from the action of the Board of Health IN tha
Summer of 1854, when they took possession OF the
building No. lt5 Fracklin street, ant used II Tor
hospital according 10 statute right of tue Board,
granting them the privilege of taking any pubic build
ing in the city for hospital purposes during me preva-
leDoe of an epidemic. The building taken in this in
stance il seems had been hired and fitted no by the
Commission rs Of Emigration for their OFn use, and
was used by Erection of the BDard of Health during
the succe Going Summers of 1850, u and 7-atogeher
it was 30 used for three years and two months.
The various items of the bill now presented are az
follows:
Int amount from J.ne |, 1884 to August,
Rent Of same from April l. 1854, May /, 1851,
Irsn.t on py hi. sum- rom July l. less Argus,
rsSs.: Of rent U.ld for premise. No. 81 WORTH street,
over amount OF OF No. los franklin stree, ~ 49,
rg Dr. rrst s 81
ie.e VI WIS ,u, ........... 2453 a5
t2l,s0i 10
wsv m lsSs 10 May / la5I 800 %
Total xa094 10
Dr.. GusS reported the arrival at Quarantine OF the
bsrks Old Dominion and Express, and the steamship
Karnsk, from Havana, and the brig +. Drummond,
from Aspir wall. They all detained for observa-
ton, though none Of them had any cases OF yellow
fever board. Adjourned.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Conn ssioners Of Emigration met r. Castle
Garden yesterday afternoon, President VERPL,rck ID
the chair.
DIR. GrNS. Health officer, addressed a communics-
ton to the Board, asking what disposition should bs
made Of the fruit and vegetables at the old Quarantine,
Himself and Dr. Watson would like to purchase them.
If sold. Referred to Quarantine Committee.
A communication received from DIR. Gum, stat.
ing that he had applied to the Health Comms iionera
Of New-York, and also TO the Quarantine Commission
for steau boa, to communicate with vessels doing
quarantine duty and the floating hospital, and inform
ing them that both bodies had declined to assume tho
responsibility the ground that he Is State officer
and the State should pay for such business Accompa
nyiDg the communication was copy OF DIR. Gums
application 10 the Quarantine Commissioners and their
reply The whole subject was referred to the Presi-
dent and Counsel Of the Board.
A lentby report was received from Superintendent
KEssRDI of Castle Garden, concerning the charges
recently ade against certain parties doiog business
in Castle Garden by Mr.. Jellngbaus The first charge
was, that boy in the employ Of q broker had been
permitted 10 enter Castle Garden, and had boarded
vessel from Germany and charged e1orbitant pnoo
for doing some little service to a newly arrived emf
grant. The report showed that the charge vas not
well founded, and that the amount of money received
from the emgrant barely sufficient TO pay the ex-
pe1ses Incurred. A note also read from Mr.. Wer.
ner, the broker, denying the allegations.
In regard to the Overcharge for California ticket,
it was shown that when the emigraut bought the
ticket so was the regular price, subsequently ascer-
tanning that could 20 by cheaper route he desired
legged that he had been swndled.
Mr.. JELLInGHaUs became quite indi ynant, and
charged everybody connected with Castle Garden
with wholesale corruption and stated that they kept
nan there, at $500 year, to protect the ticket
swindlers.
Mr.. Low thought the subject very 50, sfsctorily
Disposed OF, and the whole subject was laid on the
table.
motion made that the scale Of rsilT oad prices
be submitted 10 the Board.
After the reading OF the weekly Statement, the Board
adjourned.
Number Of Emigsnts arrived to AuG s. le8........xgs
Mum Der OF Eulgans arrived since TO Aug TO- ls53.... st
Total.
same date N 1900 -
1859. 1855. 1857.
MURDER Of inmates IN the Institutions
II Wards Island. To 1,W'i 1,T
Number Of inmates IN Marine Hospital .... lS LES
Bslsur- iu Bank Jan !, 5666 -
AsgEr gate receiIts 20 A. 4. J. l2j9 -. 100 |i rs
Receipts since 20 Aug 10, for cOmmgta-
toL Of PasseLssIs Ac............. LIN fl lw5Sl u
Teal .no a., .,
Disbursement. ?, previous accoUntto
Aux j, l15,.........................Ss6 $685. 81
Current expenses Of July q and Aug3 IL 30 IA SO e78 70
Balance Of Communication Fund sl4i7o 81
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ARMY IsrELLIoEScE.-Thc Cross Corrt-Msrtial
has Adjourned to Monday next, to give the aecused
stl further opportunities for the bringing forward Of
witnesses. At the investigation yesterday there were
no new facts developed, but the general impression
seems to be that the Major will be able satisfactorily
to explain away the apparent dishonesty Of his con.
duct as military fnancer II is impossible even to
guess when the proceedings of the Court viii b
concluded.
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them. prompt paynasters good friends and 5 naa'
r,l ausiH.r,s in the development, Of Is 6u-.oe's
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-31
MEDICAL NOTICE.


hrs. G. w. WILSON AIR. DULIN.
- having formed copartnership, will continue to
ne consulted at the old stand Of G. W. Wilson, all
the various forms Of Diseases chronic and acute in
c9ding diseases of the lungs, liver, heart, stomach,
kldheys hnd spleen. Also, the following diseases
treated with great success Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Amauross, or Nervous Blindness, Sick or Nervous
ieadaGhe Apopleotic and Congestive Fulness Of the
Brain, Eplepc, Pa'aletic and Hysterical Affections
Cancers cured with but little pain. Also, Tumors,
where hstuas and all the various forms Of disease that
arise from disease or impurity Of the blood Partcu
lar attention paid to the practice Of Obstetrics at
wheh they nope to give entire satisfaction. Also,
hopet to give satisfaction in the treatment of Summer
Complaint that 50 generally prevails amolg the chill
dren of Marysville.
Drs. W. D. will visit in the city and country those
cases that require personal examination, medical aid
surgical skill
Drs; W. D. would say to those afflicted with We
nerea diseases OF any kind, that they would do well
TO call at their Office, as is warranted in all
cases If directions are followed Consultations in all
cases free. OFFICE 80 SECOND STREET, Marys-
vile.
P. s.-The Doctors are prepared to dispense their
own Drugs je4-my
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-31
MARRIED..

In San Francisco, July 2Sth, VIM. W. Dodge and
Elizabeth H. Gladwn.
In San Francisco, July 10th, VIM. P. Jack and Kate
Collins.
At Smiths Flat, Ell Dorado county, joan S. Crosby
and Emma A. Taft.
In Sacrament, at the Cathedral, July 25th, Austin
w. keely and Lucy NJ. Dart
In Sacramento, July 24th, = Taylor and Susan NJ.
Woods.
In San Francisco, July gath, at George Presbury,
Jr., and Mary Ann Kelly.
In San Francisco, July 22d, Charles E. Hill and sa
rah J. White
In 0rovile, the Gosh inst, s. S. Horton and Vic
torine Bressienre.
In Snnoma, June 23d, by Rev. John henry Brodt,
VIM Morris DALEY and Kate Ruschart.
! Bird.
In Benlcia, July IS, James II. Daniel and Margaret
Ann Briggs.
At Johnson's Ranch, Sutter county, July 23d, Z. H.
Meredith md Joana Morphy.
At Oregon Gulch, Shasta county, July 21st John
McCarty and Olive Ann Bradford.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-31

HNHAT CREATES. REPRODUCES NEW AND PURE
Il Bood-that acts on the Liver, Heart Bran In
testines, Limbs and Chest, that reyolutionzes tbe
whole system-gives strength the most Debilitatd
and WeaK-that contains no mineral or other noison
such Is, In truth, Dr. Jacob Webbers Justly fauous
vigoratng Cordial Sanguiher.
The extraordinary and strange effected by
this beautiful herbal concoction, have astonsled ali
1t seems to suit every constitution. THE OLD, THE
FEEBLE, the LANGUID feel new life, and blood Is
given them. The Roue, the Disspated Debauchee he
weak from long disease, from taking too much medi-
cine, calomel and other mineral pOisons the young
man whose manhood is wasted, where NATURES
FUNCTIONS are inert and lfeless experiences the
bliss Of ROBUST AND VIGOROUS MANHOOD his
appetite is good, his sleep quiet and refreshng his
mind and memory clear and certain.
1T tNLIVENS TIE TORPID LIVER, EJECTs ALL
BILIOUS MATTER FROM THE SYSTEM causes sU-
DATI0N or FREE PERSPIRATION $50 necessary to
health) it PURlFIES AND ENRICHES THE BLOOD
GIVES STRENGTH TO TIE LIMBS AND BODY, and
Is positively infallible in all NERVOUS DISEASES
TREMBLING OR WAKEFULNESS.
There never was remedy that gave such delight to
the sufferer as this. The Agent can, from his own
knowledge OF cures effected by it, constientously re-
commend 1t in any Of the following diseases Nervous
ness, Weakness, LanguOr, Loss of Appetite Sleep or
Strength, Trembling, Low Spirits, Decay Of the Ma
tural Functions, Pains in the Head, Limbs or Body,
Neuralgia or Rheumatic, and 1t often restores those
to health and strength whose CONSTITUTIONS ARE
ALMOST BROKEN
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-31

PER WBEK...............". FIFTY 06NTS'