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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-09-02
CAUTION.

NV wife MARY MARTHA CoGAS. having left my
bed and board, without any cause or provecation,
/ hereby caution all persons from hafboring or
trusting her on my account.
Liberty Township, July 20, 1850
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-09-02

ALL kinds Of Summer goods almost given away
at :he CHEAP store Of 0STER & CARN.
July 90, 1850
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-09-02

CHEESE good article--just received and for
sale by l.. DEFlbAGh.
Bedford August s, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-09-02

TF you would walk erect, and procure good health
IL by the expansion of .onr chest, call at Reamer
Ways Drug Store and get pair of the best style
of Chest expanding Suspender and Shoulder
Braces.
July !, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-09-02

A YER'S Cherry Pectoral and Jayne's Expecto-
N rant al DIR. Harry % Drug and Book StoAe-
August 6ti666.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-09-02
PnILADELpHTA. Sent. q lR5g

ELILADELPHIA, Sept. 3, 1855
Is proving itself beneficial to me. TIE front, aad
also tie back part of my head almost lost its
covering--in fact BALD. / have used but two half
pint bottles of your Restorative, ard now the tor
oi my mead IS Wen studded with promising crop
Of young hair, and the front is also RECEIVING ;t
benefit. have tried other preparations without
any benefit whatever | think from nv own per-
ssnal recommendation can induce many Others 10
1t.
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Sept. 2, 1859.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30
Ordinance DisapprOved.

The following Ordinance, in reference to
the Police of this city, was vetoed, on Thurs
day evening last, by the Mayor. We have
been requested to publish the Ordinance and
Message, in order to correct some misappre-
tensions which are existing in the public
mind on the subject The reasons for the
veto are sound and cogent:
An Ordinance. TO amend Article s See. and
Sof the COdifed Ordinance of the City of
MdrysUiHc.
The Common Council of the City of Marysville
do ordain as follows:
Section of Article is amended to read as fol.
lows;
There shall be and is hereby organized Police
Department Of the City Of Marysville, to consist
OF the following officers and members, viz: The
Marshal of said city, who is hereby constituted
ex-Ofiicio Chief Of Police, one Captain, and five
Pocemen Provided, however, that the Mayor
may at any time in his discretion, if he deem
necessary, appoint persons to act as Special Po
licemau, at price not exceeding four dollars per
day.
Section is amended to read as follows:
The salary of said Captain shall be one hun
dred and twenty five dollars per month, and Of
each ofthe Policemen one hundred dollars per
month.
certify the above and foregoing to be an Ordi-
nance passed by the Common Courcil of the City
of Marysville at their last meeting Oct. Is, 1889
In witness whereof, hereunto set my hand
and afix the corporate seal of said city this 18th
day of October, A. ID. 1859.
TIE. FARISH, City Clerk.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

A SERIOUS MIsrAKE--PoIsoNISG.
morning about o'clock. we are informed, a
prescription was sent from DR.. Celle to the
"Farmacie Francaise," or French drug store
near the corner of Clay and Dupont streets
207 Clay. The prescription was intended
for person named Juan Pastor, Peruvian
who is lying sick at lit Dupont street. II
appears the apothecary sent or allowed to be
taken, instead of the proper medicine, some
composition with very strong alkali in ii
of which the sick man drank. AT the first
draft, he perceived that the medicine was moi
of the right kind, and placed the bottle aside
His throat and bowels were, however. very
considerably burned by it. Soon after, DR.
Farrar was called in, and administered the
proper remedies. through which the man was
saved.
Subsequently, the friends of the patient
called at the drug store for an explanation,
and the druggist said that the servant of Mr..
Pastor took the bottle of medicine from the
counter on his own authority, and that he
1.-THE druggist) did not give it to him. The
bottle is now in the possession of DIR. Farrar,
where it can be examined.-BWlLetiH, Sat.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

New PHASE IN THE EASTERN DRT.GooDs
TRADE.-TheNew York Independent has the
following;
Some time since we had occasion to notice
new method to facilitate trade in the Bos-
ton market, viz: the opening and furnishing
of private room with liquors and cigars, in
leading jobbing establishment in that city.
Whether this new-fangled motion" in the
"modern Athens" has proved profitable ex-
pertinent or not, we are unable to say, but
we have been advised that said fashion has
recently been introduced into New York.
We are reliably informed that large busi-
ness firm in this city have now connected
with their establishment, in full blast, a well
furnished eating, drinking, and smoking sa.
loon, where the customers of the house are
regularly introduced at certain hours, and if
occasion requires, at intervals, several times
between The institution" aforesaid, it is
remarked, is highly appreciated by the
"trade," and "works admirably"
Another large and wealthy house also has
determined to lead off in another direction
A highly respectable New Orleans merchant
has, through the benevolence of said firm,
been put through" all the performances of
the city, from the refining" opera down to
the - -. As in the first mentioned
case, we have reliable information, and beg
to state. for the benefit of the public, that
the bills for all these entertainments and per-
f.rmances amounted TO 1920 federal currency.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

THE MouNrAIN MEADOW MAssAoRE.-A Salt
Lake correspondent, writing October 6th'
says
The advent of Col. Stambaugh has not been
signalized by any remarkable act till to-
night, when the fact is developed that he
brought instructions to Governor Cumming
to investigate the massacre at the Mountain
Meadows. This is part Of the white'washlng
perhaps, part of the combnation-to shield
crime, &c, mentioned by me in previous let
terra The Governor designated young man
from Virginia (Mr. Rogers to act as Marshal
to inquire into this foul deed. lie (Mr. r.,
inquired who were to be his companions to
compose the "civil posse" and effect the arrest
of the murderers, and to aid him in the in
yestigation. In answer, he was given the
name of Bill Hickman, Porter Rockwell, and
other notorious destroying Angels" and he
Indignantly spurned the proposition; and til
to day no one suspected what was the matter
But, to-day, Mr.. Rogers left for Camp-it Il
supposed, to aid in the white-washing mode
adopted by the Administration-andw was fol
lowed by the Governor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30


About two weeks ago. John Elder, of
Fredericksburg, Va, had an undersack for a
bed filled with straw by a negro man. 1t
was brought home aud placed under feath-
er bed, which was slept on by daughter of
Mr.. L. The young lady complained on a
number of occasion of having her slumbers
disturbed by distinct thumps from under
meath, but examination revealed nothing. On
Thursday morning. while Miss E. was sitting
down stairs. facing the steps which lead up
to her room. she was startled by curious
noise, and looking up discovered moccasin
snake descending, blowing and Kissing in a
style peculiar to the reptile. An examina-
ton Of the up stairs premises was made at
once, when small hole was discovered in
the undertaking, and on ripping the bed
open, the full-length skin of a snake was
found at the hole, which his snakeship had
shed.-N. Y. Tribune.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

NOVEL RAoE.-Two miners who have
been employed at the quartz mill of Refs d
Co., at the Downieville Buttes, agreed to run
a race barefoot to Downieville, a distance of
twelve miles, over a rocky trail, for wager
of $500. On Sunday last, says the Hydraulic
Press, the foolish trial of speed came off. We
are told by gentleman, just from the v!cini-
ty. that one of the parties ran very fast
distance Of two and half OF three miles, and
then gave out, falling over precipice and
hurting himself so badly that he had to be
conveyed to the hospital. The other party
who began more leisurely, made the journey
at his ease after the mishap Of his compan-
ion, and pocketed the wager.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

AN AFFECTING SoENE.-During the recent
engagement Of Birch's Minstrels In Stockton
they were invited to visit the Insane Assv.
lun, and while there sang several OF their h.
vorite pieces Nothing could be more affect.
ingly interesting to Che sympathetic observer
of human nature than to note the different
effects Of the singing upon the several inmates
of that most benevolent institution some
would attempt to initiate the notes of The
singers, others assumed a solemn and even
detected air, while others again danced and
gave every evidence of extreme qualification
And while Mr.. Henry sang, in his inimtable
style, Mother, Pm Thinking of Thee" MANY
of them wept outright. giving every evidence
of the most tender appreciation of the beauti
ful sentiment of the piece. Such scenes are
seldom witnessed, and must always awaken
the better feeling of our nature, and remind
us that although the poor afflicted maniacs
may have lost the power Of coping with the
grasping and selfish of the world in the bust
ness affairs of life, they may yet retain all the
noble impulses of the heart.-Erchanos.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30
Spetial Notirrs.
SPECIAL NOTICE

AT the Agricultural Fair OF the Northern D,,,,., =,
California, the FIRST Premium was awarded A. ~
HANsCoM for the best stDAoUERRuorYPHs, AMBaorYp.,
and PHOTOGRAPHS. (The editor Of the Demeo,a,
to the contrary notwIthstanding) For proof see Ls
OF Awards, certified by Executive Committee and 10,
further proof call and see the Pictures, at 81 n
Street. opposite Wells, Fargo 3 Co.'s Express omse.
N. B.-superior Pictures taken as cheap ns A
any other room. sep15-my
HalPsS0rsnPOriIln,K Yellow Dock and
Iodlde OF Potass-Admirable as a Restorative and
PURIFIER Of the BLOOD. II cleanses the system
Of all morbid and impure matter; removes blotches
pmples and scorbutic eruptlons from the skin; re.
stores vitality to and strengthens the nervous system
For Rheumatism, Lumbago and Gout, It Is unequaled
Sold by druggists generally at al.
Il. HALL CO., Proprietors,
lAS ana las Clay street,
seplS-Om Below Montgomery.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

New ROUTE FROM SAN DIEGO TO FoRr YUMA
"A correspondent of the San Diego Herald,
writes as follows:
Mr.. Rapalye, road agent of the San An
tonic and San Diego Overland Mail route.
after search of ten days, has discovered a
route in an almost direct East line to the
desert by the way of Tecate and Tacombe.
He says that to within ten miles of the Des-
ert the route does not require blow, and
that five thousand dollars will make the road
complete to the Desert This route will save
about forty miles of travel The same au-
thority states that new gold diggings have
been discovered on the ella some fifteen or
twenty miles from the old diggings and that
parties are making good wages.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

THE BOUNDARY LINE BETWEEN YUBA AND
BUTTE.-The Record says: Recently, the
Surveyor of Yuba county, and the Surveyor
elect of Butte, were appointed to determine
the dividing line, with power to call in a
third party il they should not agree. They
failed to agree upon third party, and will,
we understand, submit conflicting claims
The Surveyor General, with the statutes and
surveys before him, may be enabled to decide
the question. If not, perhaps the next Le-
gislature can pass a defining act that the
obtuse authorities of Yuba may comprehend.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

CAUTION TO RRoRUtts. Recently. in the
Los Angeles County COdrt, a young man
named VIM. Davis, who claimed that he was
Illegally restrained Of his freedom at Fort IL
Jon' was brought up on writ of ha6eas cor
p"s, for the purpose of procuring his dis
charge from the army. 1t appears that he
had enlisted and taken the usual oath, that
ne was over twenty.one years of age, &c
lie now represented, that he was still under
twenty-one years of age, and claimed his dis
charge. His mother was in Court, and testi-
fed as to his age-he was only in his TWEEN
tieth year. He was of course discharged. but
was about to be arrested for perjury. and
would have been, had not the tears and en-
treaties of his mother so prevailed. as 10
cause the complaint to be Withdrawn. 81 The
Captain of the Fort, says that cases had fire.
quently occurred, in which men came along
seeking employment, and finding comfortable
quarters at military post, where they OBJ
tanned food and clothing. they represent
themselves as eligible to be enlisted in the
service; after while, when they get little
money ahead, forgetting their oath, they ap-
ply for their discharge on the point of non
age, and are discharged accordingly, with
good clothing, and money in their pockets
TEN DAYS TO ST.. LoUIs.-Mr. James Street
one of the contractors for the construction OF
the Southern Atlantic and Paciic Telegraph,
arrived in San Eraro;a., - Wo1nbs5o,. r.ov,
the scene of his labors on the other side OF
the PachecO Pass. From him, says the Alta,
we learn that in March next, we shall be
within ten days telegraphic communication
with the Atlantic States. This will take
place by the simultaneous completion at that
time of the telegraphic lines between ST.
Louis and Fort Smith on the Atlantic side,
and San francisco and Los Angeles on the
Pacific side, thus cutting off three and half
days from each side. Deducting these seven
days from the twenty between the two termi
nj, and there remain thirteen days. ME-. Nc
lane promises that then the stages shall be
put through at their utmost speed between
Fort Smith and Los Angeles, so as to shorten
the present time three days. The time will
be thus reduced to ten days between Fort
Smith and Los Angeles, the two extreme tele.
graph points In other words the telegraph
ic news will oVeCtake the mail at Fort Smith
three and q half days after it leaves st. Louis,
and will be telegraphed up from Los Angeles
three and half days before the stage arrives
Ia San FIanciscO.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30
DISTRICT COURT-October Term.
HoN. S. NJ. BLISS, JUDGE.

SATURDAY, Oct. goth.
People VS.. Highland. Sentenced To State Pri-
son for ten years.
Haworth VS. Page, Bacon & Co. Order for pub
lication of summons.
Mott & Mott VS. Smith. Demurrer argned and
submitted.
Cameron vs RamereZ Leave to plaintiff to
dismiss as to Currey 4 Crenshaw. Submitted on
papers.
Pennsylvania Mining Co. VS. Owens Co. Tes
timony ON part of plant # closed.
Court ad djourned till Monday.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

PLASTER CAST OF THE LATE SENATOR BRoD-
ERIoK.-In the reception room of the Brod-
erick Engine Co. No. l, on Sacramento street,
is plaster of Paris cast Of the face Of the
late David G. Broderick, taken on the day Of
his death, by the Italian sculptor, p. Mezzara,
of this city 1t is 4 startling likeness. As it
lies in large glass case. exposed to view,
one almost feels that the dead Senator is
there, as tens of Thousands saw him laid in
state.-Ahd
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

A LIrTLR WANDERER.-A boy about Of
6 years of age, named John Francis Sparrow
son of a miserable woman on Telegraph Hill
was sent out yesterday to procure money fol
his mother to purchase liquor. He did moi
succeed in procuring any money, and, on re-
turning home again, the wretch of a mother
drove him out of the house. and told him
not to come back again. The lad was com
PEELED to leave, and wandered about till late,
when he was taken to the station house. An
attempt will be made to place him in the
House of Refuge-San Francisco paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

ArLASTSc CABLE.-The British Govern
ment is said to have made contract for ca
ole of twelve hundred miles, to be laid from
Falmouth to Gibraltar in June next; this is
to be succeeded by cable to Malta and AL.
essandria, thus giving England an independ.
ent line, free from Continental difficulties
The speedy completion of the Indian line and
its extentiOn to China is loudly called for in
view Of the new Chinese difficulties.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

AoCoRDISG to the San Juan Press, on and
after the first of January next, the Middle
Yuta Canal Company will sell water at the
reduced price Of I6 IS cents per inch, or at
the rate of six inches for one dollar. This
reduction has not been officially announced
there is no reason to. Goubt that it will be
made at the time stated.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30
Application for Pardon.

TTNO THE HON. CHARLES LINDLEY, COUNTY
i Judge, and +. L. Hatch, Esq, District Attorney,
of Yuba county, California
TAKE N0TICE-That James Archsy, who was con-
victed in the Court Of Sessions OF Yuba County at the
May thereof for the year 1859, Of the crimes OF
Robbery, an attempt TO commit Robbery, and Grand
Larceny and sentenced by said Court on the 3Sh day
OF May, 1852 TO imprisonment in the Pententiary oi
said State follows to.w For Robbery for the term
OF Ave years from said 2sth day Of May, 1859 for
attempt to commit Robbery for the term OF two years
to commence at the expiration of sentence FOR Robbie
ry; and for Grand Larceny, for the term Of three
years. to commence at expiration Of sentence last ma
med, and who is now serving out such terms Of I'm
prsonment, will make application TO his Excelcncy
JAMES ARCHEY.
nctohar 0Ath 1Qk0
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30
An INCIDENT OF THE LoNnoN SrmKE.-"A

AN INCIDENT OF THE LONDON SrRIKE.-"A
Relieving Officer" writes to the Times:
1 visited laborer's lodgings He was out,
but his wife was in bed, with scarcely a ra q
to cover her, evidently gradually sinking
from want. The room contained scarcely an
article of furniture, and presented most ydes-
titute, neglected and dirty appearance She
said, 1--WE are starving, sir; we have neither
fire moor food" "Why," l replied, "does not
your husband go to work ?" What" she
exclaimed, with considerable energy, "to be-
come worse than a slavep The man himself
was desirous to work, but did not dare to
break the Club law.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

THE Washington Republic calls attention
to the fact that it is five years since the Sen
ate in secret session ratified the treaty with
Mexico, by which ten millions Of dollars were
paid for the region known as Arizona, and
that the yeas and nays upon the ratification
Of the treaty are still unknown.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

The ENGLISH NMRoD AT last accounts
Honorable Grantley Berkley, the mighty
hunter" from England, was about setting
out from Kansas city, for the plains, having
perfected all his arrangements. Nine men
are employed, and his travelling outfit consists
of fcur horses and one pony, four saddle ami.
Saals, six mules. one provision wagon, pri.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

Ma GANGooLv. the converted Brahmin,
Gays the N. Y. Tribune, preached twice in the
Unitarian Church at Taunton. Mass, on Sun
day last. He was also present in the Sunday
school, and attended the regular evening
meeting for conference and prayer. At the
latter place there was an unusually large
gathering.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

OPPOsICION STAGE LINES. S. McCue ad-
vertises that he will run an opposition stage
line betwedn this city and San Juan, Nevada
county, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur.
day. See his advertisement McCue is one
the best fellows in the world, honest, straight
forward, and deserves the support which he
90 literally receives.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

PUTRrD SORE TnRoAr.-A lady of Visaliu
gives the following recipe for the cure Of
putrid sore throat, which she knows to be an
invaluable remedy, having tested it often, and
always with complete success:
dissolve some borax and loaf sugar. and
swab the child's throat with the wash. After
rubbing the neck externally with turpentine
and olive oil, wrap a thick flannel around
"a
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

A BROruEa and nephew of Moses VI Beach
of the New York Sun, are located in the far
southwestern part of Kansas, on the Arkan-
eas river aDd the Santa Fe road, and are max.
ing fortunes in curing buffalo hams aud ira.
ding with the overland emigrants. Some
times the herds of buffalo are miles ia extent
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

RoBBNG SLUICE BoxEs.-On Saturday
night last, some Portuguese miners at Nor
mon Bar detected several Indians in robbine
their sluice boxes. which, it appears, had
been suspected for some time The miners
fred upon the robbers, wounding one, but
all scaped.-Mdriposa Gazette.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

Fam AT SALT LAxE.-A letter from Salt
Lake dated October 9TH, says:
"The annual Fair opened on Monday. The
display of fruit was very 6ne, vegetables also.
noticed one squash weighing $50 pounds,
and several about loo weight. The different
articles Of valley.made cloth were very cred
table The cattle show evinced much inter.
est ia crossing the breeds, aOd with good sue.
cess"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

Rev. DR.. Burrows will leave Sacramento
to morrow, to take charge of the school al
San Francisco about to be established by the
Synod Of the Pacifc-the Presbyterian
Church
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

Mr.. HARRIs, our Consul at Japan, has been
presented with magnificent gold gold snuff
box by Queen Victoria. The box is describ-
ed as about six inches in length, four in width
and two in depth, and is Of wrought gold,
Handsomely washed. On the top Is the
Queens cypher, surrounded by wreath Of
diamonds,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

The Boston Post says that the late affair at
Peiho ought to serve as a caution to Johnny
Bull how he again undertakes to go to
peek-in.to the private matters of John China
man.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

MARBLE.-Itis is we'll known, says the Butte
of Marble on the Middle Fork Of Feather
river, some distance above Bidwell Bar
Why should not come Of our patriotic citi-
zens take measures to have block prepared,
appropriately engraved and forwarded as a
contribution to the Washington monument ?
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30
BEE IMroRrArIoNs.-A writer in tho Rnll..

BEE INPoRrATIoSs.-A writer in the Bulle.
tin says, in noticing an article published in
another paper on the importation of bee.
The Mr.. Bigelow referred to by your CO.
temporary was only one of three successful
importers, and he lost entirely over two.
thirds of his swarms, and the few stocks
of which had live bees on his arrival. had
less than one fourth the original number.
having more than two bee moths to one live
bee. Others who started from New York
with nearly 100 swarms arrived here with
out living queen" and SO few live bees
that they were total loss. OF some thou
sand swarms started last season from New
York by different persons, l understand that
fewer than $50 swarms arrived here alive
and these generally had only a small number
of live bees
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

The New Haven Register relates that an
actor at one of the theaters was called out
four times in one evening not long ago-twice
by sheriff, once by tailor, and once by an
irresistible desire to take drink
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30
NOTICE.

A Ii persons holding claiming any lien or liens
IN (under the provisions Of act securing liens to
mechanics and others) upon that certain property
building known the Water Works Building, stua-
ted upon the north west quarter Of lot four () Of
Block in range d, and the lot of land upon which
said building stands in the city OF Marysville county
OF Yuba and State OF California, hereby duly not
fed 20 be and appear in the district court Of the 1lh
Judicial District In and for Yuba county and State
aforesaid at the next regular term thereof Thurs
day. the 81 day Of November, A ID. 1869, to exhibit
then and there the proof Of said lien or liens.
oc14te JOSIAH s. BOWEN.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

Cleans ron Louis NAPoLEoN.-A consign-
ment Of 10000 cigars, made at Havana fol
Louis Napoleon, has arrived at Norfolk on
route for France. They cost $500 rer N.