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Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
Gwin again on the Stump.

EDITOR NATIONAL DEMOCRAT &C win has
opened his mouth again. lie has vomited
forth some of his poison at Forest Hill. He
says that he has almost always visited almost
all the counties in this State, during almost
every canvass Where was he in 1856 when
the Presidential campaign was made? Some
said that he was hiding in remote caves of
the mountains, to save his precious neck from
the ferocious grasp of the Vigilance Com
mttee, which some Others said had been at
first patronized by him. How many times
has he ever spoken at San Francisco, Sacra-
mento or Marysyille Who wanted to hear
him, or who would believe him, even if he
spoke the truth2 How many of the Dem
ocratic masses would willingly touch his
Shiny hand, prior to the division of the
Democratic party by Buchanan? Not over
six, and they appointees to Office Is this
true of Mr.. Brodercl2 No. The honest
masses, wherever he goes, throng his room
and are glad TO welcome the foithful repre-
sentative Of the PEOPLE As for Gwins pre-
tence that Mr.. Broderick injured the labor
ing classes of California, by reducing the
princely incomes of some whte-kid, rose.
water Federal officials, it will only make
Gwin a laughing stock. That part of the
Lime Point champions speech is a mere rep.
etition of some of poor Pen Johnston's edi
torials The Doctor should have done better,
for his conscience does not keep his brain
confused, and poor Johnston has, perhaps,
some regrets which ought to excuse him for
much Gwin wants Mr.. Broderick to meet
some of the members of the last Lecompton
Legislature upon the stump, and there to dis.
cuss the resolutions of eensure which the
jackasscs passed, with whips ever their heads,
or turnips little way ahead Of their noses.
1t wont do. Gwin must do his own talking.
The tools who tried to insult Mr. Broderick,
when his back was turned, will never meet
him face to face Mr. G win makes boasts Of
his great oratorial powers, and says Mr..
Broderick shorld have consulted him, before
stating that Gwin would not meet him. Why
the old wretch challenged Broderick in the
Senate Of the United States. They do not
speak with one another, however anxious
Gwin may be to have it otherwise. AS to
the Senatorial election of 1857 Mr. Gwin
may as well prepare TO acknowledge his dis.
graceful conduct Before this, Broderick has
alluded to the subject in his usual matter of
fact way.
Gwin tries to back up Lewis Cass' LIE
Clerc letter. and the Pacific Railroad business,
but he is not successful. Money may con-
troll Lecompton representatives, but it can.
not sway public opinion.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
"Job felt the rod
And blessed God"

For my own part, want the U. S. Gov
ernment to stand up TO our contract and
treat me sit promised to, when forfeited
the protection of the British Lion and trust.
&c myself under the ample folds of the Stars
and Stripes. Cass and Buchanan have grown
gray in promising equal rights to naturalized
and native born citizens. but. as they are
about to step into the grave, they recant all
they have said for us. Ifmy best friend in
suits me l will resent is, and will never stop
70 talk about his never having insulted me
before. In Gods name entertain Your own
opinions. but don't endorse Cass letter again
o'er the signature of an Irishman. T.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
To an "'Irish Americana who writes for
the Express.


am sorry for you. You are unlike the
worm, for when that is trod upon it will
turn and sting l cannot believe that you
are what you pretend. Your letter to the
Express Of Monday morning reads like an
ultra Know Nothing editorial, of -four years
You go on and tell of the former defence OF
foreign born citizens by Buchanan and Cass.
Who disputes it? 1t is all true. 1t is their
tredchery Of which we complain. We never
thought that after we had reRounced alIegi-
""ee to all foreign princes, potentatas and
powers whatsoever, particularly to Victoria
l., Queen of Great Britain" and that under
a solemn oath too, that the American Flag
would come dorm whenever an Irish Ameri.
can or any other naturalizod foreigner. ab-
sent from his new home, elamored for its pro.
lection. Verify, you are as patient as the
map of Uzz, for according to the New Eng.
land Primer,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
Melancholy Suicide.

MoKELUMNE HILL, July 18th.
A most distressing and heart-rending act of
elfdestruction occurred here to-day. A
young man in the employ of Well, Fargo &
Co, at this place by the name of Charles F.
Burce, Is years ofage, committed suicide in
the office, being alone at the time, by shoot
ing himself through the heart with revol-
yer. He was very exemplary young man,
and no cause can be assigned for the act.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
DoUGLAsITE.
Did Lindley and Wickersham Obey Inc
structiOns

0RKeoN HILL, July 16
ED1roR NATIONAL DEMocRAr:-This was
the question asked me few days since by
an old line Democrat, and not being well
posted as to the moves of the State Conven.
ton at Sacramento, was wholly unable to
crafty the curiosity of my friend, and in
formed him that was not aware whether
or not they voted for Ninean Z. Whitesides,
for Congress. "Well, but they were instruct
ed at the Long Bar Convention to go for
him| exclaimed he; "and surely they dare
not disobey orders of the same convention
that nominated the one for Recorder and the
other for County Judge. If they have done
So" continued he, administration though
| be, shall never vote ticket with their
names on it." BE not so hasty in your con
elusions replied, but give the gentlemen a
chance to explain. You will no doubt see
them through the county on the stump, and
then YOU will have an opportunity of asking
the question and judging for yourself, Eyes
but am afraid that Magruder had such a
tight hold of them that they had to do as
he dictated, for you know that they are both
common property of his; just as much as
VIM. NJ. Gwin belongs to D. c. Brodeiick
just as much do Charley Liudley and West
Wickersham belong to Magruder, being
bought and paid for long ago, and the bill
of sale recorded" am not aware of any
such trade being made, remarked, and how
do you come to ask me such question? 40,
only thought that you knew it, for it is a
common saying all over the county, and l
must say that you are a greater ignoramus
than | thought you were" Hold, old man,
you are getting personal, and if you persist
in this manner of talking, we will part
bad friends "Well, then, meant no offense
to you, and we must part as We met, the
very best of friends" So we did, as warm
shake Of the hand would testify, he stipulO
ting that should come and see him, when,
he hoped, we would become better aequaint.
adj sincerely wish this matter to be cleared
up, if, for no other reason, but to induce my
friend to support the right ticket, and oblige
his friend, Seasons.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY


ssgg7BIlflGSg HAVING JUST COMPLETED
Afssf5 sfIsoAfP one Of the best Galleries in the
,tAf fH9fFajbbNsS5y Stale, have concluded for the
ss.,l i4ss@&TR accommodation Of the public, to
l-s----~ open the same with great re-
ducton in prices as to enable all, both rich and
poor, to send their libenesses their far-of friends
and who will fail TO send picture when he pro-
cure one for the trfing sum of ONE DOLLAR.
will take Pictures for 81 80 which have heretofore
brought 81 to $5 and those which have been selling
for 80 to S., can be had Of me for $3 to 81.
Pictures oil cloth, suitable for sending in letters
can be obtained for ST. proportionate reduction
will be made in all other kinds OF Pictures, except
those Of children under three years Of ago. Having
the best light in the city, and every necessary facility
can be obtained elsewhere. / hope the public will
give me q trial
Remember the reduced prices, and that none but
good Pictures viii leave my Gallery, ut 40 ID street,
| three doors above the Theatre. You can procure
good Picture for 81
jyl4-Im e. A. KUSEL.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

A ARENcoUNTER took place on Saturday at
the breakfast table of the National Exchange
in Nevada city, between John ]. Caldwell
and II. M. Moore. The combatants were
separated by those present
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

AccIDENr-On the lIth inst, David Bar
son was severely injured at Kanala Flat
Sierra county, by the falling of large boul-
der. His right shoulder was dislocatcd, and
his left leg badly crushed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

QuAKERs.-Robert Lindsey and wife, two
celebrated English preachers of the Society
of fFrends, or Quakers, have arrived in Cali.
fornia, and will shortly visit Sacramento.
where they will hold several stated meet
mos
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

JUiUs KoRN, one of the Port Wardens at
San Francisco, has been removed and Geo
w. Ryder appointed in his stead.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

GOLD CANoN.--Ohids, the Walker river
expressman, reports in Placerville, that the
excitement about the new discoveries of gold
at Gold Canon, Carson Valley, is undated.
On Wednesday last, one company took out
thousand dollars in less than a half days
washing, with a common rocker
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

Two Of the Oldest boys, survivors Of the
Mountain Meadows massacre, have been de.
tanned at Salt Lake, in case their evidence
should be needed to feFet out the actors in
that tragedy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

JOHN WILDER, who resides near San Jose,
naa @ his leg broken on Wednesday last, by the
iailing of his horse.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

DEAD.-A man named Bill Beal, who was
badly burned at the recent fire at Poland's,
San joaquin county, died on Friday.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

oS Monday of last week. one hundred and
t.Sen'y,five acres of wheat, near Napa City,
Dul0nglng to Don CayetanO Juarez, were de-
'rOyed by FIRE. NV
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

The Republicans of San Francisco have
elected delegates to their County Nominating
Convention.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
Citizens steam Navigation co.

= -GfEeoA dividend Of three per cent has been
stt1 IL declared by the Trustees OF this Com
pahy, pay able in cash and after the 18th inst.
HORACE BEACH, sec'y.
Marysylllei July y, 1862 [jylT-1w
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
ICE! ECE! ECE! ICE! ICE!

EENHE UNDERSEGNED feels grateful IL
a the citizens of MaTysyille and vicinity, for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, and
respectfully solcits continuance Of the same.
He has now in his ICE HOUSE, at Grass Valley
1900 tons or ICE and IS prepared to supply consumer,
with the best article In the markll AZ the lowest rates
street, between Second aud Third, will be prompt,
attended TO. TapG.myl u. TOME.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

STEAMER RATES The rates of passage by
the several steamers. on the goth inst, are as
follows: Pacific Mail Company Sa
loon, $3.50; first cabin, $685. second cabin,
s75; steerage, $40. On the opposition line,
$3.50 for first cabin; second cabin, $50;
stcerage, $42 so. The respective steamers
are the Golden Age and Uncle Sam.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
TovER THE NORTHERN LINE.l

Democratic Nominations in S.slliyou.
YRETA, July Is.
At the Anti-Lec ompton County Convcn-
ton, held at Indian Creek. July 10th, the
following nominations were made: Sheriff
f. G. Horsley Clerk, j. W. Brown Treas
urer, Mr. Petrice District Attorney, Gen. ]
d. Crosby Public Administrators, VIM. Low
crv
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

UrToN d Co are working rich diggings on
Mill Creek, about eight miles from Crescent
c;tv
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

SAD AccIDENr-On Monday of last week,
a little girl, the daughter of Mr.. O. Webb of
Lexington, Santa Clara county, was fright
fully burned, by the explosion of a can of
camphene. Her life is despaired Of
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
PERFuMERIES.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT, composing the ceebra-
N ted Perfumes of fPlESsE & LUBIN, for the hand
kerchief FRANGIPAERNI, KISS Me QUICKLY,
&c, &C., Acknowledged far superior to all others al
the East Also FANCY SOAPS, and all other Toilet
Articles In the greatest profuslon.
iylG.mY RlCF, COFFIN & co. q D street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

The FATAL ACCIDENT AT NEvApA-The
name of the man who was killed at Nevada
on Saturday by the premature explosion Of a
cannon, was Barney Parker. His chin and
left arm were blown off lie was an Ameri-
can, aged 80 years, and was formerly from
Wisconsin Cornelius Murphy bad a finger
of his right hand blown away, and was 9TH
erwse injured Bruce Garvey was thrown
into the mir several feet and severely in.
jUred by the fall.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

THos. J. BUTLER has announced himself
as an independent candidate for the office Of
Senator of the Thirteenth Senatorial District.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

IA per from the East, and by every Steamer via
Panama, FRESH ARTICLES in their line, selected
personally by one Of the firm resident in New York,
unsurpassed IN quality and STYLE and at prices beyond
competition.
They are not to be surpassed by any house in the
State in quality, cheapnass or despatch.
Ihey pack all Goo purchased OF them so as com
pleely to preclude breakacc.
Ihey offer facilities to their customers such
POSSESSED by no other house in the State.
They guarantee every article which they sell 10 be
Of the best quality and At the lowest market price.
In confirmation Of these facts they refer to all the
old established Physicians and mountain traders in
Northern California.
They are now receiving and offer for sale large in
voices of Staple Drugs Patent Medicines Paints Oils,
Periumeriesi &c &c, &C. at prices to suit the times
RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
jyl6'my No. 81 ID street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
FULTON FOUNDRY
TIINCKLEY & CO.

FIRST STREET, between Market and Mission, SAN
FRANCISCO, Manufacturers Of QUARTZ MILLS,
SAW MILLS, STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS etc. All
kinds Of IRON CASTINGS furnished at short notice
Every style Of Finishing to Iron when cast Repair.
ing Of Machinery neatly done Pattern making in
all its various forms. Prices reasonable.
myg5-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

W. A. TuLNGHAsr, the nominee of the
AntiLecompton Democrats of San Francisco
for Treasurer, has declined the nomination,
giving as reason, says the Call. that he had
been elected Independent Of politics, and if
le nominated, preferred that such nomina-
tian should be independent of party.
CoNvIcTs.-The Atlas correspondent from
San Quentin says number of escaped State
prisoners are at the present time lurking in
the ehaparral in that vicinity
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

WE have received the first number of the
Appeal, a campaign paper, published in
W eaverville. The editor goes his Pile on
Democracy y-Humbold Times.
The editor went his Pile on Lecoplptonisia,
and gotcleancd out. The Appeal appealed
IN vain for support. There was not sufii-
e'ent number of Lecomptonites in Trinity
county to keep it going during the campaign,
even, and it winked out. At the moment
that the Humboldt Times was eongratula-
ting it ON its advent it was ignominiously
making its exit.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
EW GOODS!

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED has on hand and VII con.
Il stantly receive
WALL PAPER,
BOOKS and STATIONERY,
BLANK BOOKS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
ITALIAN VIOLIN STRINGS
YANKEE NOTIONS,
TOYS, ETC.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are respectfully
invited TO call aud price the Goods.
Orders from the interior attended to with dispatch.
je2i-my II. WELL, Agent
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-05

TiAGERSTOWN Almanscs for sale by
< Nov 81 a. S. Stonebraker.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-05
9PARN7Ae33o

On Thursday evening, 26th ult.. on the
Bridge a, Shepherdssown. by the Rev. }.
H. March. Nh. Noses B. Murphy and
Miss Emma E Allison, both of this
County.
In Baltimore. on the 24th ult., by Rev.
F. R. Anspach, Mr.. Thomas n. Line,
to Miss .Annie E. Briscoe, eldest dangh.
ter of the late n. i. M. Brlscoe, Doth Of
Shepherdstown.
AT the Foundry M. E. Church, il
Washington City, on the evening Of the
25lh ult.. by Rev. John Lsnahan, Rev
Humphrey C. Mcdaniel. of the Bali
more Annual Conference. TO Miss Mary
eldest daughter Of d. ID. T. Leecb. Esq.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-05

Q Corn Harrows, Double Shovel
PIoughs, 4 Single do, fifth Chain, 2
log Chains, / Grind Stone. Jsckscrew,
| Corn Coverer, short Traces, Breast
Chains, Double aud Single Trees. Forks.
Rakes, Hooks, Hoes. Msttocks. Spades.
Shovels, 6 Grain Cradle. Moving
cy,hes. about 10 Tons of Timothy Hay,
a lot OF old Iron. and many other articles.
TERMS-A credit Of Nine Months
will be given on all SONS over So, The
purchaser giving bond and approved Sc
curi,y. with interest from date, bu, if paid
municipality al maturity. no interest will be
charged. Sums of So and under, Cash.
No properly 10 be removed uUiil the terms
are complied with. e. Sale TO take
place on the farm. 2 q miles from Shep-
herdstown. on the turnpike leading 10
KerIeysyiIIe, al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, when
due attendance will be given by
V. NJ. BUTLER.
G. D. MeGIincy, Auctioneer.
February &c, 1859. 81
t. Free Press copy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-05
one year.

A SUDDEN DEATH-A Young lady, ma
med Laura StroHon, and aged abou. lG
wears, attended ball of The Independent
Crews Of Baltimore last week, and on her
way home, 3 o'clock in the morning, in
company with her brother and lady
friend, she was seized with disease of
the heart al the corner Of Howard and
Monument streets, and died few minutes
afterwards upon The steps of one of the
houses in that vicinity. Dancing may be
an innocent amusement, bur we imagine
that few. very few persons who believe
in the immortality OF The soul, would like
10 die as this young lady did.on their way
home from ball room.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-05

NJ. E. CoNFERENCE.--This Confer
ence assembled on Wednesday, at Lew
isbmg, Va, and 10 attend the same the
Rev. J. II. March has taken leave of his
congregation in this town, having served
the full period Of two years, allowed by
the M. E. discipline. He will be regret
ted by numerous friends and acquantan-
ces as an efficient Clergyman and rlev-
er gentleman, and will hear with him TO
his new field of labor the respect and
good wishes of this community. He de-
lIvered his valediclory sermon on Sunday
evening last to large and feeling audi
ence. The Rev. Mr.. Brierly, sssis-
lant minister, has also served his term of
one wear
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-05

AN APoLoGY.-We This week give place
10 lengthy account Of the Tragedy which
occurred at Washington on Sunday last.
10 The exclusion of other matter, deeming
thatit will be read as eagerly as any
other reading we could have inserted. In
a week or two we will be able 10 give our
regular quantum OF reading matter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-05
EditOria! BrevitieS.

Editorial Bfevlt1eS.
~@S@ Almost Gone-The snow which
fell on Friday last.
o. Caught-Lo,s of fish in the Poto-
mac by some Of our citizens.
IS Fell rapidly-Sleet on Thursday,
the entire day.
&S= Going to Leave. & P. Dinkle's
Ambro,ype Car. on Monday next. Per-
sons in want of Pictures had better apply
Immediately.
&z= Mild-Ths weather. few days
previous to Thursday.
o. Paid us visit on 'Thursday-The
neted travelling jour printer-Thomas
Wallace, looking like the Jack of
Clubs" We filed his "space box"
when he "iook out"
&C. Hard-The weather upon the
growing crops, but which, under The cir
cums,ances, is looking very favorable.
o. Preparng-Our merchants, 10 re-
ceive their spring goods.
az- Left town-rhe Locomotive Auc-
tion Store.
o. Crowded-Our advertising COL
umns.
&z- Received by us-A gold locket,
from s. J. Beslor, Philadelphia. See adj,
verlsemeni. .'-
o. Stuck out his "shingle"-Capt.
]. A. Jones, Attorney at Law. See ad-
vertisemeni.
&% Come to banda sett Of Garnet
iewelry, from G. N. I.uckey & Co., New
York. See advertisement.
f5= TO take place-The sale Of the es-
tate Of Henry WeIty, decd, at Kerneys-
vile, on Monday next. See bills.
&C. Horrible Praeedy-The one which
took place al Washington on Sunday last
Sec account in lo-day's paper.
&C. Increasing in menbershi p-Poto-
mac Division, No. 60, Sons of Temper
ance.
o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS girls IN
our town.
o. Pleafy-Bad boys in our town.
Parents should keep an eye on them.
g. Raised--Anolner singing class, in
town. By Mr.. l.. Dinke. Also class al
Mason's School House, near Scrabble,
and one at Winchester.
o. Coming in-Job Printing at this
office.
o. Growing larger--Our subscription
list.
bS- Wanted--A few more cords of dry
oak and hickory wood, in payment Of
dues al this office.
@s- Mending-John H. McEndree.
ESQ, who fell and fractured his ankle a
few days ago.
~ Still Prevailiug-The Mumps in
this town.
@% Nearly Recovered-T. Fl. Town
er, Esq, who returned from Missouri,
some weeks since, from severe attack
of lnhamma,ory Rheumatism.
o. Time to be relurned-That dollar
which We loaned 10 certain individual
some time since.
IS= About TOWN. God and poultry
thieves.
asp In an Awful Condition-The dirt
roads in this County. l.. s.G Us. IL. aor
o. High and Rising-The Potomac
river, occasioned by the sudden thaw of
the snow, and the falling of sleet and
rain.
Co. Recovered from severe attack of
Rheuma,ism--M. l.. Enller, Esq.
~ Repsiring-High street, by our
City Fathers. fr taea ~.
o. Renied-The saw-mill OF X. ID.
Shepherd. Jr.. Esq. by Messrs. Byers.
Share, & Harris, and is now in opera
ton. smgdi G aauoas
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-05
For Judge of Court of Appeals.

UTE are authorized TO announce WILLIAM J..
w RoBEarsoN, of Albemarle, candidate
for the office of Judge of the Court of APP
peals, for the third Judicial election.
January %, 1859. te
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-05

ME are authorized to announce RICHARD
w PARKER Cat present Judge of the 18th
Crcuit) as candidate for the Office OF the
Court of Appeals for this Ohe 3d. Judicial
Section.
Winchester, Feb. 10, 1859. tie
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