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Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-24
MARYSVILLE PARK HOUSE.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT fsssNffk
/ fully inform his friends, and the public 5i5aIM
generally, that he has taken charge oi the uIiNhN
above well known House, and made many AnA4AA
improvements therein, in order to promote the pleas
ure and sport Of those who may favor him with Wis
IT, His table will be supplied with the choice ol the
public house connected with well stocked farm and
garden. 49, !,
The BAR will be stocked with none other than good
Wines and Liquors such as will please the consumer
There is also connected with the above House, a
Rowling Alley which has no superior in the State.
This House is situated In pleasant grove, within
treat for parties desiring recreation.
mh29-my JOHN H. CONkIINs
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-24
F. B MURDOCH, Oh. Committee.

We shall manufacture for the present harvest,
FIFTY MACHINES OF THE ABOVE DE-
SCRIPTION,
And are ready to receive orders for the same Par
ties wishing to purchase.
CLIPPERS OR HEADERS,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-24
Fish's Infallible Hair Restorative.

Fishs Infallible Hair Restorative.
The following arc the reasons why
FISHES Infable Hair Restorative, in its introduce
ton to the people of California, has met with unpar
alleed success
Firstly 1t fails to restore Gray Hair to its
original color, whether Black, Brown or Auburn.
Secondly-It cures Badness and removes all accu-
mutations of Dandruff and Scurf from the scalp.
Thirdly-By its use, the scalp may be kept in n
healthy condition, and the Hair retained in color and
luNuriance.
Fourthy-In all cases this Is guaranteed Ifa trial
fails to vesatsfacton, the money will be refunded
Principal DEPoT-l39 Sacramento St, San Francis
co. RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
nov14-qr Sole Agents, Marysville.
New Medical Salt.--The most remarkable
4 discovery in medical science since the days Of
fGalen, The Antphio CYSTIC Salt, recently discover
4 ed by Doct. r. Coggswell, of Boston. 1t is per-
feet substitute for the lancet, the leach and the
blister never falling diseases of an inaammato-
ry nature This wonderful combination of chemical
salts is patent medicine, but the prescription Of
an eminent ysican 1t cures only diseases caused
by Inflammation, such Rheumatism, Brain Fever,
Neuralria Scrofula Dyspepsia Ulcers Gravel, Asth-
ma Piles Venereal and cutaneous diseases, and in
short all diseases proceeding from nlamation wheth-
othe head, chest lungs, throat, abdomen, or ex-
tremites. Its effect is to balance the FUtds of the
body and eqwdJse the circulation of the blood. 1t
operates in the prevention and cure of malignant dis
eases in precisely the same manner as the vaccine
matter which it resembles alike in its application and
effects This chemical combination is powerful and
instantaneous in its results that the dose is only what
will adhere to quill dipped in the Salt, and held to
tongue for one minute The most astounding results
have invariably followed its in the Atlantic Sta'es
and thousands oftestmonias to its virtues can be
furnished, if required. WORKS. however, and moi
FAITH, is what's asked for this Salt; try it and it will
prove its own efficacy. 1t is put up in dI achm pack
ages, price two dollars, and will be forwarded by mail
post paid to any part of the country upon receipt
Of that sum addressed to REDINGT0N CO., San
Francisco. Full directions accompany each pack.
age. As soon supply can be received, it will
be for sale by all Druggists in the state.
RICE, COFFIN &CO.,
Agents for Marysvle. i
General Agents REDINGToN & CO.,
mh26-3m Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
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P.bislse his dsy:
NIISS LESLIE NEW BOOK.
MISS LEsLIE5
BEHAVIOR BOOK,
GUIDE AND MANUAL FOa LAD.LS

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HOME, oosP,SY, os At HOTELS pEFoST-
xEST ~ CENT? ENEs's SOCIETY," LIP COM
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hERBY d JACKSON.
~ No. ll9 Nsssr.s.-,
Have Recently Pubiish.c:

DERBY & JACKSON;
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CHAPTERS FROM ~ AUTOBIOGRAPHY
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ing the traveller the Timetable Of eaa Rosd msy BE-
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sEVtETY-FIyE RAILWAY MAPS.
Repres ming the priDcpsl Railways throughout The United
Cabads together With their Connections s.s
Distances Branch Ros1s g. in fa'. all nfrms,to1
calculated render travelling Peasant 70 those sEAcq sined
TWENTY-FIVE DIALS,
Dep.aBg the difference Il time between ;te prDr2a c.es cf
United O London England Tnro1 1st me nst'u
mentality Of the Time OehnesoI the traveller an ,-l u
aape. e difference of time between th- cities of
BOSTON, EEW-YORK PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
CineiDns,i s.: Louis New O-aD Chicsso Detroit, CsyeADd
BuHa There Of travellers who consider the
Tim. DeEnesor acne worth .h- prsce Of to- Guide
COUNTING HOUsE CALENDAR
From JAY 1859 December 1860 BY merely scng tt e
perceive ~ts. day Of The week
eersip ahead ana - .beret7
eDs bed 20 make bis ssmsD't accordingly.
IMPORTANT RULES FOR RAILWAY TRAVELLERS.
Roles will be fdDd seiy A'ter the Counting
Hous. Csknds i, viii the traveller much tfosble AID
anxiety mind by giving them Ee stteroa. A-o al a.
count of - ..- ..zo.r,,
RAILWAYS AND THEIR PROGRESS
From month 20 month, New Inventions Anecdotes and iSe
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RARON JAUIOZ,
TOM TAYLOR,
Beautifully Illustrated
v.RLoT K"BRowNE.
" ONCE A WEEK No G.
WILMER 4 ROGERS,
No. AZ Nsssaus, New-York
And f,r sale by all Booksellers and Newsegents.
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~ SKIRT DEALERS.
LA. OSBORN,
Late
OSBORN Il VINCENT,
NO Sx WAhREN-Sr ~ Y,

Invites the aention Jo5eeE. the celebrated Patent
IMPERIAL EXTENSION SKIRT,
UNEQUALED fOR QUALITY AND STYLE,
being made Of The BEST STEEL, aid tempered IN mAnDe'
tha. detes CON petition.
THE IMPERIAL SKIRT,
having ga!Dsd the such notorey ss 10 DsSs
Il gobe 6g al odeys edidt,ly dealers are requested
20 hsnd early possible, In order to ct the
goods In time for THEN FALL TRADE.
CHAMPION SKIRT,
which EXCELs ANY AND ALL OTHER SKIRTS ENEh
INVENTED being made by entirely pew method, wlich
skT, nuch lighter and more eurdbs h4n any oe
process now used IN the lscture of Skirts
Having a-o bought all u Mr. tiocen.s nsht te snd ln
ef.,, In and 10 the PATENTS OF OSBORN VINCENT par
tie. wishing LICENSE TO MAKE OR SILL SKIRTS under
Of ,hs .ubscrb.r l. A. OSBORN,
No 81 Warec-st kew-lJrk.
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u N c L A W Z E g.
A NEW ILLUSTRATED PERIODICAL
Conducted by
The best Writers in Europe and Illustrated BY the first Artists
FIRST MONTHLY PART NOW READY.
The following few of the regular Contribators TO
ONCE A WEEK:
WILLIAM NJ. THACKERAY SHIRLEY sROOKS,
CHARLES READE, MISS MOLOCH,
ALFRED TYNNYSON, MRS GASKELL
q H. LEWES TOM TAYLOR,
GEO A. sALA GEORGE MEREDITH,
UARR tFT MARTINEAU, CHARLES KNIGHT,
G. w DASENT THEODORE MARTIN,
A. A. KNOX, ALBANY FONBLANOUF,
H. L. TEMPLE, CAROLINE q. ROSSErrl,
JOHN CLYNF, C. p. WILLIAM.
And the following Designers and Artists engaged
Illustrations:
JOHN LEIGH HABLOT X. BROWNE,
j. r. MILLAIS c. KEENE
JOHN TENNIEL, A. WOLF.
HINE. WELDON, &c.
First Monthly Part ready
Price 10 Weekly In n1pthy Parts price 96 cents
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sale by all Booksellers and News Agents In the
United States and Canada.
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Boots, Shoes, Nr.

AT JONFS's, Nos 10 and 12 Ann-st.-A new
~ style Of SHOES and CATERS ct 80 So Also French
cali DRESS BOOTS at 81 Warranted satisfactory.
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CENIN's BAZAAR PROGRAMME.
W FALL SEASON, 1859.
THURSDAY. Sept l.
TIE FIRST OPENING or THE SEASON
viii tax. place at
GESINS BAZAAR AND HAT STORE,
Nos. ST and SIS Broadway.
with complete assorment New Goods and Nee Sys 10 all
the DEP artnlens Of tbe establishment
LADIES AND FAMILIES
invited isp the attractive novelties IN every 0farch o.,
pab. received by the e sesmers from Fraf aud
design.d ~ the artis,s Of the Bagt,r, comprising
Psris Fan BOnuets of exquisite teauy.
III. new Fall Fashions in MlSes' Bonnets
A superb selection Of Lsces and EubroiieTies
New Of Infants WARDROBE psn and richly embroidered
Ladies and Mi ses WsIdobe II every quality and s:ye
Ladies Brvskfs,t and Ira cling X ,0cs
Fancy Clothing fer Bops ney desifrs)
BOYS and Youths Suits, the la'es, French syles.
Lediss snd Misses plain aud fancy 81 -. Oiii'r Se ~
GeDtlruens Furnishng GOoos, INCLUDING ROBES Dh.
CHAMBRE.
Ladies Riding Hats and Caps
Parasols, new spap.s, nouDiing., a.
Laoiss' and Children FL ssry, Sc.
Ladies sud Chidr, L's Fancy Furs
Ldies making 'he several depart neut,ot t9e bazaar
will have an opportunity Of seeing It a. Que view" all
the Rulrg Fashions OF Europe ard NV 1k for the Season IN
every branch Of costume .
GENINs BALAAZ, No. SIS Broadway.
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DECOLLECTIONS, by SAMUEL ROGERS,
of P.r,ops and Conversational Intercourse with Charles
james Fox Grat;ap Porson Home ooke Taeyrand Sir Wal
ter Scott Edmund Burke, Duke Of Weiygtcn and oilers
With Preface by Samuel Rogers. Edited by Mr. Rogers
One vol l2mo i5cs Printed on besu,ifayiinted paper
Fyery one will feel that Rccoectons' Of the ssynss ald
dngs of men 80 famous these noted by Keen of slant
and sharp pen Samuel Rogers must make an amazingly
clever and pquant - Ionoon Ah, eum, June H.
This note larier In which the poet kept ms n
teectua dantes poed and preserved for the l.
Century, July l6.
~ ~ BARTLETT 4 MILES, Publishers,
No 50 CoTnhin, Boston.
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Mem i1nblirations.

CUPEEIOR TO THREE GUARDSAEN.
- THE MOHICANS OF PARIS
By ALEXANDER DUMAS,
Aathor Of "THE col NT OF MONTE CRlST0,' THE
THREE GUARDSMEN." TWENTY YEARS AFTER
&" BRAGELoSNE," FORTY-fNE GUARDSMEN' ME-
NouRs OF A MARQUIS" LOUISE LA NALLlERE,'
n COUNTESS OF CHARNY" THE IRON MASH
QUEENS HECKLACE," Etc.
Complete in vol Price SO cents fof 'Ae by -''~a
,.l.r AID news agents, and Publ shed by
T. B. PETERSON BROTHERS,
No 3O6 Chestnut st PhlaaelPhis.
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CEMS OF AMERICAN SCENERY.
THE NEW YORK sTEREOSCOPIC COMPANY have
ready variety Of n.r.lJ new STERtOOR,fiio ~
the and pOsd Scenes in tbs United States
Tbes. 10 the frs. style Of Pho.oUsphy equal -
.ny now made are neatly mounted with descriptive letter press
and very handsomely colcred 49,
The M embraces 500 different scenes, amor when are
Lst. C.one t5l PEiad-lpbi. aud Vicinity (2o)
Saratoga SpriDrs tt). rsssslc feAs !ol. 80.
Trenton Fal. 02l WashDs.on, D. c. on.
G,p,,e. Fals iI2l. Potomac River ts).
NIAGARA (2Ol fr few G easps - River ~
Coboes VILLAGE aud ais uOl in shen sDdosh River 49,
few days IHIP-fs very.
Gl,p's r ais (6) Mount Vernon til.
Catskil Mountains 6). ioie1id
Saueerties (6l. rotor Dam.
Ne,: Pon lol sing sing
Undsou River Ce) Gr,enwood Cemetery (6l
N.wYoik and Vicinity tHl, &c, Il
Aso lsse number Tsblea1N consisting DTAsiD Room
Pi Nc Negro aud Dramstic Scenes Among the stes
issusd -.
Coed f,r Cold Matrimonial Barometer 81.
sherry Sir The Couscnpt.
The Monk Return from the Wars
Iite Red Riding. Hood. All in my Eye Betty Martin
M,,hemA,ical Abstraction. Nose out Of Joia,, etc.
Aho about 100 Euopesn scenes among which 20 charming
Views the Rhine =. ID,
views ns admirably co1red and IN al
respects BY The market are offered IN per-c
condition at &c Per dozen 49,. r.
r3~ much larger discount dealers than that Usually
allowed.
SDs So and 5s Broadway.
". hay, also very ex.srsye Of every variety o i'm
poed pic ard Pcures also cheap views
and Boxes low . any Of, red for sale.
Catalogues and ; of prices, sent on appca
ton, inciosing postage stamp.
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Nineteenth Ward Republican Association..Pu .Pursn-
Ant 10 call by C,ntrs Committee this ANocia
non viii meet their Headquarters 80 hst and 81 av on
two AteIpstss 20 Assembly District in the State
ny.pton 10 be bed at the 7h September next
Polls open from TO 81 O'clock .,,,..,,. - ID,
RosI, Roar I'LL l. HsL' }secretAries.
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WARDS NAVAL tactics.
d. APPLETON e. Co,
Nos s,5 and Si9 BROADWAY
Publish This Day.
A MANUAL
N AsN A l. ia L G s..
TOGETHER WITH
HBIEF CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF Til. PRINCIPAL
MODERN NAVAL BATTLES.
JAMES Ii WARD,
Commander L. s. N.
Au.hor Of "oidnsDce and Glnnsry aud - cam Tor The
Million
AN APPENDIX.
BEING ENrR,CT FROM
SIR HOWARD DOUGLASS
"NAVAL WAaFARE WITH STEAM
Vol. syo. Price ~ D.. =.
Th'. volume diges. oi the wo'ks OF fau hostr MI
Csrt Admiral Ekius and q various histories made WINE ~
Command Of the Coat of Africa where 10 served
n be,u leisure relieve the tecum Of service IL hAt of
ia ysou The aim ss accordingly been, by keeping In view
he dinntay Of Ii. undertaking. TO produce whA
needed In every science primer, or INIT book t-s1hhs h-
several and bow - determine, assume snc PseIe
tbeu - Extract from Pref,ce
d. A Co. NAVE JUsr PUBLISHED: - -
HISTORY OF FRANCE frou the earliest times 70 l6i. by
,bs Rev James Whit large vol $50. 81 .
HISTORY OF HEROD0TUs, new English version, win
Notes and Appendices by Rawnsoa Vol !, large Syo. Ii
PoPULIR TREATISE on GEMS. By Dr.. Levi. Feucht
w,ng-r. Vol Illustrated. IS - 1870 ,.,,,-.,,,
HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC or THE UNITED
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Tohu c Uamlt,u. Vol ( In svo. :! -. - -
TWEIVE LECTURES ON THE GREAT EVENTS OF
UNFULFILLED PROPHECY. By the Rev lsalt 7. L-sssa'
vol, limo. sl
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AT NkiDLk~AIt-
Grss: rducsncnfs su short ysfs lhave sos
- - 49, "a " sllssac S;o-S of OVER COATS, 6rst-
MSS SUITS Aso variety ot o<r resay made Gar
r,t, see from hae AID heavy sriaI for So5en aad
Ma Trade Plea.e examine my stock ecfore mailing
,,,..A. ~ n. A KNAPP,
F~' n. 10 C.Yar.. ,oits..
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TUE PORTRAIT or PAUL MoRpHY

m N n pORIKATT UT ALb 4INKsI II
Il with Msmoir), ,
- AN orur IIIusrk.TFD News or THE "oNLp,
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AS6 THE ILLUSTRATED NEWS OF LHL MSs.u s..H. on re
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once saSr, sseS to HENRY A. BROWN 80 ~ ~ q f
:, 49, Mass where the 4yoTte weesS iONpO.N ~ n
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.-eIe sTS All r e,,,rs business connected '" "a &c PI
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nj
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FASHION PATTERNS.
i GRAND OPENING
MADAME GOOoALL
No. S13 Canalst, y. T.,
On TIT RsDkY Sep,. l. 1889.
Tie ouy iusp,rte PArfKRN3 fr the Fall Ia the city
Mad LII hss the honor inform fnds
ard tia. Nj GOODALL has returned from klope
where 1. ha for weekly supply Of PAT
TERNs Of their issue II London and Paris Al tue
cLoice Novelties of viii be secured, regardless c
exclusive syes d,s;-ed by the rnos ceis orEted mod
,e. be every throgshgt tae ..isoa
Madame G. has ust received the COT RI BA3QCfSsnd
LA VISETTES; sls. eudes variety OF Se-se', Rooei
Chilersn's Patterns, C9sks Nantes &c
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-10


We Measured The hIght Of the river last night
at sundoun. and found it on q stand, with
seven and three-quarteT inches below high
water mark The weather during the day was
aeliehtful and s~pring-hke.
The fast and elegant passenger packet Jas.
H Lucas, Capt. O'Nen-MeC reight, clerks
receiving for s. Louis and way ports. The
Lueas is in fine order, and has made herself an
snyisble character for speed, punctualty and
obItgine conduct on The part Of her ohoers.
She starts for St Louis this afternoon at four
O'Clock.
he splendid swift steam packet boat Nc
Lellan VIII leave this afternoon, at I O'Clock,
for Louisville and Pous on ne Ohio river. she
IS Punctual to her time, and her officers are
polite and attentive gentlemen.
On saturday, as usual, the Return, Captain
Riley Jones, will leave for White river, in
which trade she is a superior and unsurpassed
boat.
he St. Louis Republican Of Tuesday last
reports
tn river here swelled four inches in the p
hours ending al dark last evening, and was
rising slowly. There Is fourteen or fifteen feet
IN the channel out 70 Cairo. The Illinois nVer
ls rising slowly from Lasalle 10 the mouth
The upper Mississippi is rising from hock
Island down, and is IN good stage, The Mis-
sour riFeT is rising from s. Joseph down, ana
N hns stage. All the upper rivers are IN ek-
cellent boating order
Cairo is still safe from the food, but there is
a large accumulation Of water inside the
ievees, caused by frequeHtT rains and - supage-
Mound City and Columbus are about IL
inches under wateT-that is, q portion Of these
The Louis Dohecrat Of hs sane DAY
he Heunetta-econd arrival from above
the nzpids-came in Yesterday. On Thursday
last, when she left Fulton, a gorge above had
given away aud left the river open 60 Dubuque.
There were four feet on the upper rapids and
feet on the lower, and rising al the way
down. The weather delighted the farmers and
they say that they never had brighter prospects
for crops.
The Memphis mail packets and the northern
line packets have purchased the wharfboat,
foot Of Olive street, and viii occupy it be-
tween them-the Memphis line taking the
end Of the boat.
ne Hickman Argus saws:
The Mississippi river is sin rising slowly,
and has attained an unusual hight for the win
ter season. We have been here a number Of
years, and have never, in our recollection, seen
he water so high at this place during the win
The present rise, we think, vii prevent
the spring or summer rise, and IN this respect
benefit those living on the river lands, as a
crop can be made after this fan with more ease
aud certainty than if The rise had not taken
place. Our river owns viii suffer a good deal
IRON the water
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-10

NV YoRK. March 9.-Cotton firm, sales
5000 bales. Flour had a declining tendency
sales 1900 bbls. Corn closed ditto, sales
5000 bags. Mixed corn Sc. Mess Pork
sI7. 3OaI7.75 Whisky 2sa2Si. Lard oil S1.O0
al.O5. Sugar steady at 63a6i. Coffee firm.
CINCINNATI, March 9.-Flour duh and
market unchanged. Whisky pa. Mess pork
$3.50. Bacon 7a9. Lard in bbls., 400 bbls.,
AZ 1T.
NV ORLEANS, March Sales Of cotton
to-day 1,500 bales and market unehsnged.
Sugar dull and has declined 4-ssles 5Ra6t.
M0lasses 81. Flour hrm-sales 500 bhls.
Corn closed advancing tendency, at 90. Oats
~. Mess pork SIS. Lard dun at liz. Gun
niaa rO1