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Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-16
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
DU NORD,
High Street, MarysvilIe.
FIRE PROOF BUILDING.

FIRE PROOF BUILDING.
FMNEEES HOUSE is situated in the center Of the
IL business portion of the city, and is furnished
with all the requisites TO make II first class hotel It
is kept open all night and residents of the city or
strangers from the country will be furnished with
meals to order at any hour of the day night. An
assortment Of the chosest Wines and Liquors con-
stantly on hand
The lodging department is wen arranged. The
rooms are commodous and comfortable, and q large
number Of them are furnished with Spring Beds.
BOAru. per week
With lodging, according to room Sl0-$l2-$l4
Single meals. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .0O ana 20 cts.
With one-half bottle claret... .T5 cts. and 81.
Lodging per night .........5O, 70, u, and 81 so.
b. RICAUD,
J. SAJ0US,
oc11-my Proprietors.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-16
Monoway.s Ointment aud P,IIs are 4

HOnOwuy's Ointment and PIlIs are the
unanimously received healing and dhealth-givng med-
cines of the nineteenth century. The Ointment,
when applied to the surface penetrates to the hidden
radix root Of the disease-augmentln the agency
Of the Pills in expeling the Of sickness in almost
every ailment that man is herto Sold at the manu-
factory, No. so, Maiden Lane, New York, and by all
Druggists, at 25c., Csc, and 81 per pot or box.
dec13
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-16

THE first number of the National Demo-
cratic Review" has been issued at Washing
ton.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-16

The Republican Convention of the city of
New York nominated Goo. E. Updike for
Mayor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-16

The overland mail stage of Monday car
ried off 1866 letters.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-16
SPECIAL NOTTCF

AT the Agricultural Fair of the Northern District or
California, the FIRST Premium was awarded 70 "
HANSCOM for the best stDAGUERREorYpEs, ANpieryprs
and PHOTOGRAPHS. (The editor Of the Democ,a,
to the contrary notwithstanding Forproof. see List
of Awards, certified by Executive Committee and for
further proof call and see the Pictures, at 33 ID
Street, opposite Wells, Fargo II Co.'s Express om,e
". B.-Superior Pictures taken as cbean as NJ
any other room, sapi5mv
Halls sSnrsaPariIlH, Yellow Docis and
lodide of Potass-Admirabe as a Restorative and
PURIFIER of the BLOOD. It cleanses the svstsm
of all morbid and impure NATTER removes blotches
pimples and scorbutic eruptlons from the skin. re
stores vitality to and strengthens the nervous system
For rheumatism, Lumbago and Gout II is nnennnled
Sold by druggists generally at 81.
Il. HALL CO., proprietors,
l43 ana 40 Clay street
sep19-6m Below Montgomerv
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-16
FOR SALE.

A t WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-50 bbls. SAUR-
IA KRAUf, Of the best quality, at very low price.
Apply to p. SCIIW0ERER
No 10 High street, between 1st and 81,
ncY5'my MarysVile.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-16

The SAeISAw.-This beautiful little war
steamer is expected to arrive at San Francis
co from Mare Island Navy Yard ON New
Years Day.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-16
GARDEN SEED.

VUsT RECEIVED, fresh supply, and for sale by
- GEORGE LAWS, 90 street,
novo-2p Next door 70 the Post once.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-16
9erU Establishments.
Newspaper Interest tor soIo

TFNHE undersigned offers for sale a oNE.F1CUTu
4 INTEREST In the DAILY NATIONAL DFwoonAT
IL scarcely necessary TO say that the paper h
manent and paying institution The undersigned de-.
sires to raise certain amount of money, aud there
fore oilers the above named interest for reasonable
snm. Apply TO JOHN r. RIDGE.
dcco-u-dh Marysvilie
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-16
The Stockton Republican says:

Juan crossed the Isthmus of Panama four
times previous to coming to California, and
has doubled Cape Horn three times. He was
taken prisoner by General Flores in one of
the South American wars, and escaped from
him to this State. Flaeo was engaged in
three revolutions in California, one against
the Mexican Government, in 1886; in the
revolution against Micheltoreno, in 1884, in
which he took part with the Governor, and
finally with the Americans, in the revolution
of 1916.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-16

DEATH OF A PIoNEER.-Juan Flaco, Other
wise known as John Brown, native of Swe.
den, and aged 60 years, died at Stockton on
the 10th inst. He had been in California
since 1928. The Alta says
In 1916 he was volunteer in the Ameri
can military service, under the command of
Major Gillespie, and when that officer was
beset in Los Angeles by Andres Pico and a
large force of native Californans Juan Flaco
undertook to ride express to Commodore
Stockton, at Yerba Buena. lie made the
whole distance, $50 miles, in three days, not
withstanding many detentions, on account of
riding through a hostile country. He came
from Monterey to Yerba Buena, $50 miles,
between sunrise and p. NJ. Stockton sent
the needed assistance, and Gillespie was
saved.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-16

MONTGOMERY AND EuFALUA (ALA) RAIL
RoAD.-The Montgomery Mail of Nov. 9th,
says:
We learn that the directory of this oompa.
ny yesterday authorized PRESIDENT Scale to
purchase Sl50,000 worth Of negroes for the
construction of the work The negroes will
be purchased as early as possible, probably
within the month, and no time will be lost in
putting them on the road
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

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-, 7, eote.raed b, -. izeH - ascs,> >yy CAP
81 NalsfsctO,ss N sgnrstsf~i imYe assls "a
80. srielss Il prins nec>s,rg a - syrc7-7fs
eoer.,y ~ouB - do1.s tEriTs bs's
"a, e,ot,, b<k quite prsgnsen2 RyT, ..f c5r-si--
- H. q. a. bgssctsd ~ ths late hs.yy irst> - -
mr. s.stes 1s issi q1ts e1g1'Egsi- I-s hrs: S'<
ID 70 dansgs bI' ~ a. ~ s)fs "a a. - rfa ~
DanleBs, BIT ,i,o> ~ hoef 1'fn "a yfo's tspa' T.
Ws ia. tfotsIy DsTe nes'y so average y~-ll q ~
| cro,.. aId c.srs va large slrisre rz>l s,d
Ust,sd A. the iis Il ;ss fr,>. tLers ets ut TerJ
| iule uhs1 !, bisIa-
% ,he p~calis, b>sy'y osr Leaast, 'se ed pf oi
Tie Detlod Lotiy 7Trtrrre, N sh ih,@fe7ag .o>o2n,
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tssss - ~. Lynn sol lOts- ny sse bts1iii "
yiDsges ssch Sss;5hs - ne 10, ~ I4p.t zsl' N'h
,.c s zoe Il pss;ns. 1sa tnT1t IN ,hssr snO> snDf,
Isn susy Il nhis is,es, sgl,,sntssl cIvyr .es az
.cb>ot6u,e. srd hsy ,trssr, a, ~ maks ~ .i'.a-
ger fee. tha. they are tbe aDJfss ~ ctsftn7n'
spd clfot,zefrs m, isrIsin2 Santry sbout tb>ul
| !, agdtoels. ltLyOss TIE Grsbd sb1<.Pls klvs's
sow pat The bauer weeping sl0rg q: the fOi 4 the
rsil,Gsc e1ut,1Lknenf All TIC fJfn-r CsryEs s~sy
from i q, hJe -,abcs frOrn thls s1s. Between the
railroad .d he village there e. Iy.eryse of lOH
lsr5 ai,gJ, a gils scr0-s s1d rsscbiE. n iD~n hs
valley ihgt il a. ~ - l9ok Il e t1s fsnOg. No
hawk FLais. Then comes the iO|n ard besk u y the
| q1ssr~cied idDs climbing gently up tpwsI1 the .ky'
1 We have aizsys t@ss,ssf rrlhouEtsd Edrurzfi iyr
Il al1In,z0 eyer .nce "a, fy0t in - charming
badsry bot y bss osng@rOu, nyals IN these Two pnG-
cpsI towns oi Igia. County II the reJp.e VII % Of
themselves bsFt tts Lsture has done fY them, there
can b. Do county IN the State ihs, snsn saTpa Diem
IN everything that = eIoeLi and desirs5.s, and there
| can 10 ,carc.Iy an sq1s
That the many Who are seeking V.@s'ern home,
may hnd ~ desirable pot A. 01fs, = the wish u
| your corlesp0DdeHt. B.F. p.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
MICHIGAN.
LYONS AND ITS SURROUNDINGS.
~ II.
cal Bakery,

GCrrespeDdfnce OF Inc ~ T. lupuhe.
IYoSs, Ionia County, Mich, June 20, 1859.
From she determination frequently avowed in
Tnr TRIBUNE, Of giving reliable information 10
emigants," beg 20 present for your and their con-
alteration an account of the beauty aud varied com
mercial advantages Of this place. located on the De-
noit and Milwaukee Railway, lls miles west OF De-
troit where the read first enters the Grand River VAL
ley, which bears wonderful hkeness to the far
famed productveness and beauty Of the Genesee VAL
lev. in your State. While this valley possesses
or. AT richness of so il sbounds in good water and
wster.powers and has very many model farms, culi-
waited by as intelligent and enterprising farmers as
ever honored that noble occupation.
Very choice wild lands be bought within one to
five miles Of our village at from q to SIS per acre.
We have healthy country, and the best of timber,
such as walnut, butternut, maple, beech, hickory,
ash, LOFTY and spreading as we'll as buu-oaks and
stately ems; and in the Spring from the bosom of the
streams which flow from the northern interior comes
down the pine with its cohorts all gleam-
ing with foam and ice, and somewhat sawed. That
this point is destined be Of the principal places
in Northern Michigan is admitted by nearly everybody
According 10 the last report OF the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway, the shipments Of grain and
flour from this station for the year 1858 were
OF grain and l2,5Ss barrels -four. OF the
thiIty.oDe stations the road only two exceeded
ours in the amount of cash receipts, viz: the cities
of Pontiac and Grand Rapids; while the receipts for
freight al our station exceeded any station the road
by a. 72 49, OF course neither terminus Of the road
included in this statement. Our village numbers near
y 500 inhsbitaptsi wss Incorporated last Spring. Car
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

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Jan- q itis.-.: -. ..-...,s.. .-...ss-S BIT
B.sse- ~ ~ =
The Board then sdjourned.
, 1859-11-11

cue.rt the actor. ike Sheridan. was In the
h.h;, n borrowing money from everybody. yery
lttle Of which was ever paid back; but he al.
~.vs intended 10 r,turn 4 At the time he prom.
iss3 He was a visionary man, and did not
make NAL the best calculations in the world. We
heard Of his meeting Q friend In the B0wery,
one one dsv. v when the following conversation took
nlace: tt....t = .f.a
" All" said GilCcrt "you are the very man |
vanted "a see: lend me two hundred doilasS"
al would in moment" replied his friend,
a hut Il Il impossible have note to nav. and
I don't know where to get the money"
"a note :" said Gilrert, $50 have I. Letme see
ySur StoL nTuse WsiI how % much srs - U,, vo,,
IL, Iss ptr q,
'"S'i y A.. ,o hucd,sd do,l.rs s.;d nj. st;snd
n ~ ",ssr mrnr;se S;iIiert handed him Mn, the
80 us ~ Thsre s"ia he q ON and nav vonS
r",s IN LET nina he % nrotested' as thew cant be
10Th 10Th ,.tsn nm. II your mote laid over. Il might
Svrt mn, ynnr ,r credit: but with me Il don't matter.
- q, ,,vsd n ,hat soyt of hpslnesS"
= - = = =. =
An American In Paris found Frenchman
laughing at . portrait Of Washington. The
With With ;ndpnant as;onishment he replied, "Wash.
ington."
washington" repeated the Frenchman,
, 1859-11-11

upon this the tobacco rested. A pressure of the
thumb or finger upon this plate discharged ne
weapon In order TO cock Il, the plate had 70 Be
removed And now comes the Internal feature Of
the contrivance. The powder used in the little
barrel was CazaubOns own manufacture, and very
powerful. For Q wad piece Of felt was used
and on the top Of this was placed the missile which
did the mischief. The boy had two Of them with
him, stitched up IN the lining of his cap. He
took them out and showed them TO me. This pro
jectile was tiny arrow, not larger than q cambria
down TO thin feather. Il was Of fine steel, bai
coated with greenish yellow substance, which
was the most virulent and speedy poison that the
chemists art could coneoct. That needle once
within the course Of the blood, and death was al.
ready at the heart. Its wounds no mortal eye
could detect. 1t punctured the skin not 80 palpa-
bly, as the pick Of o pin. He who sent It on ID
fatal errand made sure Of his aim, generally stri-
ing the neck, and the victim would fall into in
sensibility ere he could comprehend what had hurt
him. - l9tof l.., b.sr 3I-lI .lr,i
returned to Castelanc with the boy and hay-
ing left him in charge Of the b-Prelect, / took
gendarme along with me, and went to the factory.
Monsieur Cazaubon was surprised to see me back
50 soon but be was more surprised when asked
him to take walk with me and when l called
On the gendafme, and bade him put the handouts
upon the agent, be was ready to sink to the floor.
We had him secured before be had sense enough to
resist and be was conveyed TO the Office Of the Sub
Preiect without trouble At first be denied every
thing; but when he found that this would not avail
him, be swore he would kin the boy. ' ~
In due time Monsieur Louis CazaubOn was tried
and cOndemnedtO to death and the Project Of Digne
took possession Of the Internal machine. Before
the villain was executed he confessed his crimes
told how many years he had worked to perfect his
fatal instrument, and produce the poison also
owned that the boy Henry had been driven to help
him through fear Of his life. lfs9 a4ite ~
So the rascal was executed. Henry Dupin
set free, and commenced an honest life. As for
me, got all the praise deserved, and perhaps
more. At all events, had done the country some
service, and the people were not slow to acknOwl-
edge it. r'S'i''i',2
, 1859-11-11
MYSTERIOUS MURDERS.

and had some exnerience. tOo. NV field Of Ope-
v%tions a 4 uSual thin0. isy within he confines Of
the Denartment Of the lower AIps and though
I served under tbe subpreiect Of he third Arron.
dssement VET the PreIect of he DeDartment called
mon % me- when he cboSe. One morning-it was in
nc latter mart Of Mav-I received note from the
PreIect, ordering me To come to DiQue and see
him with All possible disuatch. The missiye came
tbrongb fine Office Of onr ub-PreIect. 40 1 had
nothing to do but ret ready and start / took an
early dinner assumed TIE dress Of q peasant;
Drowned NV face and hands and eel forth. freached
nione IN 4 ~ nUhtGa @ % md as SON as Il was dark
/ wa;tsj unon t6e Prefect He seemed to be re-
lieyed as soon Is he saw me, and at once took me
n bis nriy,re closet. -
Now" said /. ahaye Won rot work for mel"
ayes" he replied. I" sit down and listen"
Wess, dawn a"S having W % tssted M vlass Of wine.
be nroceeded
within n few months mast. there have been
sor,o ~ tha mot ,oyster;oI,e murdera committed
n H. narsrtn,ont ,s M IN nanartment of var
tbat L.ro p,or , Come rrder INV notice Thev are
Jors r,os,,, ON tSe .oaS from CasteIane to Xuns
;The frSt S;ct;n, ~ was ! Msraa;IIss merchant Who
bad come nm 10 Castelane 10 purcbase preserved
G-;tS HI holv Ias fonrd ~ the roodside near
tHe line UCSy w t%o ~ T Snd a
first X was s,nnoaed fiat he must have ALLEN there
anJ 5;oJ IN HI - No ,,,.rL ~ v;oierca conld IL
found upon him. His pockets had been rl1ed'
and nnder t%e same c;rcmmstSncea .,, He was =
merchant t also ami from Nice Since then. Eve
,erCnan. ~; MA aTO anI S NUN vi. n: "I = tha Nv T'e
or SIX more have died upon tne road ID tne same
mysterious N way and no MARKS Of nLusage nave
Seen rohhad .UIu I'n my " Ou' ''''' ""'e ."
Deen roDDed.
Have most OF them stopped at OasteianeT
asked.
Inc Preiect told me they had.
And suppose they must have put up at some
inn there!' remarked:
Yes" said the Prefect
then suppose that some OF me LANDLORDS must
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-01-15

Moses calling forth the abundant waters from the
barren rock-calls from the barren pockets Of q bar
rem people. Every vice, every infamy, every crime
sends q golden stream into the treasury II omit par
ticulars, not having the Price Current at handy at
the bidding Of the powerful wand Of q modern legis-
lator. II a statue were intended to immortalize such
o legislator, a pretty design would be the figure Of
strong man-his left grasps the law-breaker by the
neck, his right uplifted. points to Heaven. and q
powerful kick ad posteriora sends the culprit down.
ward. The lemon is squeezed. Such. sir. is the true
legislation Of this enlightened era blessing to the
Countrywide Devil-to whom? 1859.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-01-15
TATIONERY

TJHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
u per ELIZA & ELLA,r from Boston, the following splen-
did Assortment Of Stationery, Blank Books, and Desk Furniture,
viz:
g.! and 8 quire Journals, various bindings;
3, 4, B and 8 quire Ledgers, 10 dos
3. 4, s and o quire Record Books;
3, 4, 5 and 8 quire Day Books;
3, 4, 5 and o quire Log Books;
Assorted cargo books; Assorted tuck mem. books;
do tuck diaries and almanacs, for 1858;
do writing books. with and without copies;
300 reams letter. cap and note paper;
10 do bill and account current paper;
100000 buff and white envelopes, Of all sizes;
1000 parchment and cloth envelopes, of all sizes;
A great variety Of blank notes, drafts and bills Of lading;
Bovditchs Navigator; Expeditions Calculator;
Nautical Almanac, for 1859; 100 gross steel pens;
0utta percha pens-a new article; copying brushes;
Assorted red tape; red. fancy and black sealing wax;
Boxes assorted gummed seals; patent ink erasers;
Patent pencil sharpeners; patent travelling ink stands;
Flat. round AMI octagon rulers; tin cash trays;
Luoins, Faber's and Ropes lead pencils; tin wafer cups;
70 gross red, hIue and black inks; assorted copying inks;
Assorted portfolios, choice article; assorted ivory paper folders;
do pen holders, various patterns; pen racks; letter clips;
do paper weights; assorted inkstands; thermometers;
do notified and plain linen Irvine,
do states, small toy and schools;
do banker wallets, for notes and bills;
A few gross OF real AIbata pens; ladies' small sized etter paper;
Italian od5ce desk homes; camel hair pencils, ETC., etc.
soft H. N. WHITNEY.