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4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
r, H EDDY, soicitor of PATENTS.


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the AT uf t>a.l
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ur,ipt ratrut rlccucd uu liberal ternl. and Win li.
patch krscar,h,s made into America. 9r Foreign NorA-
usaud LEGAL ul other HiNc rendered in all matter,
nlTni.hs D., rcm,,,ns 6ne p,,ar Alignment ,i
mis- Nsrn,, mot ou, me ll-vr-'l.' N-w Eusnul Pho,
ft-iulug tue untnNliN Of tu' ruilH- uusurp1H
onetcd in,ln cl-eNhcrr Tho t-.umlunl, n.I.N given
prove thbt u"uri. Ng.t ST'I 'fEf Al FHi TAfINT "
uo' than the snnscnhrr .yd ~. St',',s H TO ~,
moor o. Anr4SrAsts Asn AHittf De would ado that no
an ono, ~ ne Aud are the ,harr. TT prp'i ,,r,i-
modcutr The Immense prattier ui the -uusgrirr
introduction specifications AMI .l,ld,. uu.f,syc
to patents. These besides his extensive tor, Ht legal
uthr United states and Kpfopo render him a'c p-,uud
qucsuon TO oieL superior i,r ,lia,nt patients
tent and the usual great delay there ar' here saved
Ncutors.
Te,tipt0nla'C
81 regard NJ Bid, ut The most capable apH sue
ccssnl practitioners With whom have bad omea' Inter
CHAs. MASON Commit ,loncro OF Patents.
- have no hesitation $50 NsshlIe Inventors that they
and capable u putting their B.pNgatnusu FORM
secure or then, an earn and favorable consideration at
edmund BUREE."La Commissioner ofPatrut,
"Bu.tou. FcUulary s. l.ss.
M II II Eddy has made for me Ef~t>>-Aa-A.--.,
on sl hut on Rot which patrut. have been rr1UICI ITT
s INA ,ssnt and s,y on ~ part leads me- TO- Cmarnd
an Inventors 60 alp, To- ha TO prp,1t, t'vif PATENTS
JuuN rAGGARr." 90.
FROM sept, nth 1857 70 june nm sss. the ,un.erpcr
pneatiaus, slXTLfS' APPEALS hVERY oNEat witch
was decided 30 bisiavor uy the Comnhas.oT Of aigaA
boston January !, 1850 10y
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Administrators Sale.

VNIE ,uh,eubsr, Admui.lrator "a the cs-
u tate " Harvey Warden, offers Tor taIr 40 pub
lir auction on 1ucsdAy, November 10Th. 1850, a.
10 O'Clock, A. VI. thy virtue ~ license from Pro-
bat. C..siftt '',' t~ i'rru'vrs formerly owned ly
uauc, Warden, the following drscubed proper
o., Co wit.
Tho storc formerly occupied hy thc said War
den. Said store ia newly built and veil finished
uui.ld, and u Do Boa good STYLE aud built in good
Substantial mAuurr, 20 by 800 frci, ~ stoB with
a good horse shed attached This store BE- si,u-
atrd iu the touushug Village ~ West Barnet, Sc
surrounded by huli, farming community, aud
isa ,rr desirable location fnr any uue wishing
% engage boo = mercantile business.
Also, thr following personal property
sst hAy keAlcs, two horse sled,
20 toms hay, railroad sleigh,
100 bushels oats, pillow,
three years ola COLI harrow,
new hugp wagon, ssi hamctaos,
rApTrss wagon, harness,
{ has wagon. Lot ut lumber,
Traverse s.sd, Lot u ah,ug.c,
And a great ,1rieiy ~ other articles not mention.
cJ. ALEXANDER McpHLE. Ada't.
West baUrt, oct -, 1850, clos
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Get Your Lumber Planed

IHE subscriber sll occupies the planning
L works iu thr Caledonia W4"'Iun Shop. moan
thr Depot, HHd would f4yip hIs former .uafHmrrs
aud al Who want work iu his Iur that Doc b. pfr-
pared 90 do
BOARD = CLAPHOARD planning,
hairhiHg 0roor,ug, and JDmiinv
boo o Warkmsulikc manner, and ou che most r.a.
tuuahlr terms
4T ~ kinds n Lumber furnished 10 orIrr
apd 40 living prices,
$500 DANIEL Colby.
70 u. So, 49, JohnsLuyt Aprll ll lslu.
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Rood thc following from ong Of lhe best
physicians iu Vermont
20 IatrutrI Wrrl. Nasrr Compound iu mf own fglIY
Hf H.ai hsaI success aHd u4H.i hesitate pronounce
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TRIAL BOTTLEs GRATIS.
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and Retail
10, T. % MAGDON N CO., 80 Johusbuy ", Co
whom all orders should be- addressed. hud By
bUFrlsib and Merchants generally, hhl
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stock, shoe findings and Towns lasts kept con-
stanty on hand
Nv priccs . will not advertise. but call and see
II ] cannot -eit you.
Cash paid for green hides. Bring them In.
81. Johnshury. Bl-63
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Country Produce!

L. 7. ~ J.. p. BROWN keep constantly on
lL.hlud Potatoes, Onions, Tomatoes. Sweet
Potatoes, Sc, FOR sale at lowest market prices
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

HOMICIDE IN SAN MATEo CoUNTY.-It will
be remembered that Nathan Kendrick was
killed a short time since in San Mateo coun-
ty, by George E. Wyman. The Gazette, in
giving an account Of the affair says:
can inquest was held by Coroner Mcclure,
the next day, which resulted in finding that
deceased was aged about twenty eight years,
was formerly from Kentucky, and that he
came to his death by means of wound in
hictcd by Wyman. Wyman was taken be-
fore Justice Crook where he waived an ex-
animation, and was admitted TO bail in the
sum of $4,000. Most of the evidence against
him is his own statement which goes to show
that the decd was done in self detense."~
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
Mountain Correspondence.
CAMrroNvrLrr. July 6th

CAMPTONNILLE, July 9th.
Eoroe DEMOCRAT :--Y esterday was day
loug to be remembered by the citizens Of
North San Jnan. Under their auspices
celebration was held in a grove near their
town. which, in its every detail, was certain
ly decided success.
A processiea was formed at 10 o'clock,
with the Masonic Fraternity of San Juan on
the right, accompanied by large delegation
ofRoyal Arch Masons from Canptonville as
their guests then came large body of Nep-
tunes followers, neatly clad in black pants
and white shirts, embellished in true man-of-
war style. The procession was closed by a
large concourse of citizens, stretching far
away in the rear, and numbering not less
than seven hundred men, These were pre-
eeded by the San Juan Brass Band, and
marched to the grove, where seats were pro-
vided under the shelter of a cluster of friend.
ly Oaks, and where the ladies and children
had previously been conveyed in buggies and
carriages
One feature of the day was a bevy of thir
teen little girls neatly dressed in white each
carrying miniature flag These were con
veyednear the grove in railroad car, at
the head of the procession, by team Of three
grey horses, the road being mile and half
in length, al out one half Of which was tray
eled by the procession Arriving on the
ground, the ceremonies of the day commence
ed with one of our National Airs, by the
band. The reading of the Declaration fol-
lowed; this was assigned to Mr.. Crawford,
who read in an unusually clear and forcible
manner Mr.. Churchnian, the Orator of the
Day, then followed in a speech rep'eto with
the history Of our earlier days, and many
happy outbursts Of soul-stirring eloqucnce.
This concluded, We were conducted to
bower where q most excellent replst was
served, in western Barbecue style, and all
present partook of the hospitalities of the
good folks Of the town, toasts and sentiments
followed, agreeably interspersed by songs
from the sailor boys, and music by the band.
Theproccssion was reformed and marched
back to town. Never have we attended a
celebration which passed off SO happily to all
concerned. The citizens of the place left
nothing undone which would promote the
comfort and pleasure of their guests, and al
though near thousand persons partooli of
the dinner there was abundance and to
spare.
In the evening, about sixty ladies and
greater number of gentlemen assembled at
the Union Hotel, and enjoyed the pleasures
of the dance until the eastern sky gave no
tiee that the Fourth had passed away, and
that we were fairly launched upon another
year of our Independence
May the diggngs of San Juan ever con
tinue to pay as literally as heretofore. May
their ladies always be as beautiful aud kind
as they appeared yesterday, and the men
continue as generous and hospitable, is the
prayer of one who is proud of having been
one Of their guests on yesterday
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
DIED,

In Sacramento, July fst, CorncHa S, Lowe, aged II
years, formerly Of Rockford, Illinois.
In Stockton, July ID, Thomas Mahony aged 70
years.
At West Point, Ualageras county, Ihne goth, Nancy
Kendall, aged Al years. -
On June 9th, At Tunnel Ridge, near Mokelqmne
Hill, Thos B. Root aged % years, native OF Wood
bury, Conn.
Dfowned on the e4tli June at French Bar in the
Mokelumne river, jean Maric Bourgeaut, native Of
In Sacramento June 30th, VIM Scott native cf
England, aged GO years
II sactam.nlo, Jny let, infant gon Of Foley.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
MARRIED.


In San Francisco, on the 9TH inst, in the S5h year
of her age, Jennie H., wife of John c. Fall, OF this
city.
[rhe funeral will take place this afternoon at
O'Clock, from her late residence. The friends are
hereby invited to attend without further notice,l
On the 4th Of July, by Rev. Mr.. Blain, Mr.. Fred
Keyser and Miss Mary Isabella sheehan, all of this
city.
In Nevada county, June 9O.h, l. J.. Bullock and E.
At Forest Hill, July list, Chas. styles and Rosanna
Gallagher.
At 6ibsonviIle, June 9th, chas Brown and Eliza
beth Shepp.
and Susan McGillenall.
In sacramento, July 81, George Almond and Sarah
Carissa Russell. v a l-t .I.
In san Francisco, July 4th, S. D. Cary and Almira
Selbys ttN f|f .IEHl.. I'D
In the same city, July 81, Henry Thomas and Miss
Mary A. Keast.
In the same city, July Sd, Edward Kitchens and
Ida NJ. IIerzog.
In the same city July 2d, wm.W Kilder and Miss
Amanda Malyina Jewell.
In the same city, June 27h, Alexander McMartn
and Katie Laughlin. r1l af.t
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
The Escaped Convicts.

YREKA, July 9th.
We learn from gentleman just from shas-
ia, that Livingston alias Frank Freeman, is
in gulch four miles from Shasta, in company
with two other men, supposed to be Orlinski
and another escaped convict.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
r7gy-nr. n. rFostettor,s CeIehtated Sto-

MACH BlTTERs, for the cure Of Fever and Ague, is
beyond all controversy the safest and best remedy
that could be used by the act d., for all diseases OF
the above nature. The most yoieut attacks Of this
dreadful disease Aayaoten been hy the use
used by the propretor 10 extensive practice IN the
treatment Of Feva- and Agie, for number Of years.
and Its wonderful curative powers are well known,
both TO the press and the public Those who desire
thorough renovation OF their entire system shoad
not fait 10 use thc "Bt.erso For sale by Drugghts
nd Iiouor Dealers r WInEMANN, Agent
leq9 im Narfsfil,e
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

No PERSON is admitted in Boston to see
Paul Morphy withouta ticket This is very
ridiculous and Mr.. Morpby will have to be
careful that the Bostonans DO not turn his
head
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
lover THE NORTHERN LINE.rr
Murder at Eugene City, Oregon--Murdel
Trial Ot Yreka, &c.

Trial Ot YreIla, &c.
.-.--r- YREKA, July 9th.
A man named Marion Martin was killed
by Geo. Rowel, near Eugene City, Oregon
Martin was stabbed in the left breast and
died on the 29Lh June. Parties from Yrcka
are in pursuit of the murderer, but he has net
yet been arrested
In Jacksonville, Abel George, who killed
Hugh H. McCasson, hasopplied for a change
of venue
The trial of James Lacy alas Poker jim,
for the murder of Thompson in Scots VAL
ley, is progressing. Jury empanneled to-
day.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
To the Sick.

Impelled by desire to do unto others as I would
that one had done by inc when similarly situated,
hereby earnestly caution all sufferers from sperna
torrhea, or Involuntary Exhaustion, against all the
"trcks and traps of the various swlndng quacks.
StuR them dII, and If disposed to profit by my eX-
pcrience enclose return stamp, am, send brief de-
scription'oi Your case 10 BOX I76, Charlestown,
Mass. ie4-3mdkw
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
Lyons Powder, sure as fate,
VIII our race eXterminate.
EEnII,s snrsnpariIIn. YcIIow noel. and

lodide ofPohss-unlike all other preparations ofthe
kind Is made without spirits, mercury, or arsenic,
and will not turn sour; consequently il is the best
offered for ali Rheumatic, Mercurial Scrofulous and
Cutaneous Affections. Price, 81 per bottle or for
50. Sold by Druggists generally.
-r- r..,. f Il. HALL X co. Proprietors,
.i -s yr- 143 ana 1i5 Clay street,
iY3 Below MoutoOmpry.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

SAN lEANoIsoo IIousn OF RrFuGE-Two
boys, named James Robinson and Charles
Adaps, recently escaped from the San Fran
cisco House of Refuge, but were re.arrested.
The Alta says
They were taken to the Station House, and
at an early hour were reconveyed TO the In
stituton, Jimmy Robinson says it is useless
to keep him out there; they cannot teach
him anything there is no school there; no
books; no instructions are given to the boys,
and he for one is tired of it he says if there
was school there, where he could employ
his time usefully, he would not mind being
confined there. James IS right
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
BIRTHS,

Ia jackson, June 2Oth, the wife of S. Harris of a
son.
In susun June 25ln, the wife Of Mr.. Dppy, Of a
daughter.
a adaughter. Il.
daughter.
daughter.
Of daughter, -
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

NGw lainesb known as the Slate Greek
mines, have been discovered near Fiddle
town, Amador county They are supposed
10 be rich, and very. extensive.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

oN tuesday, = in the United States District
Court the United States Surveys we're or
.dered 70 DC returned in the cases of the as
gnees of Bear Simmons, for "Novato,"
Maria Autonia Meza, to "Rinconada del Ar.
nyo de San Franeisquito,' and O. v. Rod
linez, and others, to Lands in Santa Clara
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

Tue celebration of the Fourth of July in
Ean Francisco, was a, fine affair. Business
places were closed and the people all gave
themselves up to the enjoyment of the day.
Tie procession was mile long. The ora
ion was delivered by John V. Watson,
and the Declaration of Independence read
Ig W. " Wells @se F4 ~ NE ''-
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
Sheet and Rook Music.
Toys and Fancy Goods.

- n II INV NEV Wsass
BILLIARD BALLS, CUE TIPS, WAX & CHALK,
BIRD CAGES, CHILDREN's CARRIAGES, BOXING
GLOVES, POLICE WHISTLES, FENCING FoILs,
MASKS, CRIBBAGE and BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
oHEssMEN, LADIES' WORK BASKETS, &c.
Dealers supplied at the Lowest Prices.
WE IMPORT all our Goods direct from New York
and Boston, and Guarantee to sell as low ms
any similar establishments in California
INSTRUMENTS TUNED AND REPAIRED by
an experienced workman.
DALE 81 CO.,
mh29-3mis 15J j street, Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
sicrra Turnplke Cosnpnny.
)FFIcE SIERRA TuRSPIRE COMPANY, I
DoWnieyille, June 24th, 1859.

.-...rl poNheNHlei JApe <ftAl loJy. +
NOTICE is hereby given that an Assessment has
~ this day been levied Of twenty dollars on each
share Of .he Capital Stock Of the HSierra TURNPIKE
Company" payable on the ist day Of August A. D.
1859 Subscribers to the Stock Of the Company can
pay their assessments TO the following named firms
and persons, who authorized TO receive the same
and receipt therefor, viz N W
In Marysville TO Decker Brumagim 4 Co;
In Camptonville TO Geo, S, Saunders;
In Goodyear's Bar, TO james Newell
In Downieyille, to VIM II. Ladd Co.;
BY order of the Board ''
ic2S-td ALFRED HELM, sec'y,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
Citizens Steam Navigation Company.

A GREEABLE to q provision Of the Bylaws OF this
N Company, notice is hereby given that the An
nua Meeting Of the Stockholders for the election Of
Trustees, will be held at the Company's Office, in
Cheesmsn & Co.'S building in this city, on lfON4
DAY, the 1Sh inst The polls will be opened at *
o'clock r. NJ, and closed at % O'clock T., 81. As
majority of all The stock is necessary 10 the rapsae.
ton Of business. general 4ttendanes Is requested.
rsg order iigi5 HORACE BEACH, see'ys
EIplPss e9n5 iyStd
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

oS the Goth Of last mouth, a California
adan named Augustine was fatally wound
linear santa Cruz, by native Californian
named Juan Perez
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

0SSandayl a Mexican QUARREL ed with
Ii' sister in oakland, AMI shot her The
wound is supposed to be mortal
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

NEW ORLEANS is said to be almost overrun
y scoundrels The boldest robberies are
Nmnitted every night 0Eh aHIT
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

HARyEsr hands are in great demand in
aapa county. I 40GE
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

Lewis with two or three Others, was sit
ting down at game Of cards, playing for
amusement. Crofford came in and proposed
to take a hand He was informed that the
game was full, at which he exhibited some
displeasure. a iire-cracker thrown on the
floor by one of the boys, happened to explode
between Croffords feet Crofford drew his
revolver and remarked that he would kill the
man that shot at him. Lewis replied that
nobody had shot at him, and Just at that mo-
ment another cracker exploded; whcreupon
Oroiford fired and killed Lewis Instantly.
The excitement in the neighborhood is tre-
mendous, and hot pursuit is made for the
murderer, who fled as soon as he committed
the fatal deed
The following description of Crofford has
been sentus; lie is about FIVE feet ten inch
es high. light hair, wears small imperial, is
22 years of age, and had on at the time of
the murder blue oyerals, black cloth coat,
and low crowned hat
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

l0NEE cities, Chicago, Boston and New
'Gk, have been the scenes of forty-four
murders since the lst Of Jannary last.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

FoUND DEAD.-A man nomed OBrien was
hlnd dead recently at Whisky Diggings,
Sierra county. IIc had been killed by some
person unknown.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

l@HS soNoRA.-0n June 2sth, a large
pane building on, Woods creek in the north
ena O'Sonora, was destroyed by fire
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

MuaDERED.-Mr. David Lester was shot
and instantly killed at Oakland, on July 4th,
W Mexican and a Portuguese named Peral-
IA and Miguel. Mr.. L. had lost his horse,
-adlwhils attempting to identify one as his
own he was shot by these men, three balls
sptering his body The murderers were ta-
Pm to San Leandro, and placed in Jail
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

MURDER AT WOODS FERRY-Mr John
Lewis, cattle dealer, was murdered on Tues
day evening at Woods Ferry, in Sacramento
county, by man named Crolford. The
Standard gives the following account of the
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

HERE were several fights in Sacramento
% the Fourth.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

ASTpKE-Ihe Mississippi Company on
DfoVns Flat, Tuolunne county, lately took
out chunk of gold weighing two poands
pad one half ounce
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
Where
Save Your Gardens.

Save Your Gardens.
Mr. +. lYoN, a French Chemist, discovered an Asi-
astic plant the powdered leaves Of which IS deadly
poison to garden worms. ants roaces bed bugs ticks,
eas, and all species of Insects while it IS perfectly
harmless to mankind and domestic animgls A child
can eat it. lie has received medals from Russia.
France, England, Germany, and numerous medical
colleges and societies. Il is a most import ant dscoV
cry. The idea Of being rid Of these pests in warm
weather is aluNury. We can now hear the bel-bug's
lament
Lyons Powder, sure as fate,
VIII our race eXterminate.
Arrangements are made through Nfessrs BARNES
PARK, of New York, to sell it throughout the world
It's pa! up in tin cansters, and bears the Of f.
Lyon.
Magnetic Powder Kills all insects in trice,
Magnetic Pills are mixed for rats aud mice.
RICE, COFFIN CO., Agents,
ie29-lm Marysvne
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

NRs. FLEMING, the actress, died at Savan-
lh June Cd. 'aa "--
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

FEcEsTtr, Mr. Fisenberger of San Mateo,
'ad three hundred dollars worth of hay de-
Foycd by fire. '''q ..la1 e'ale
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
vEVHE UNDERSIGNED, having th.s day
n purchased the entire interest Of D. G. nenharn
in the Marysyile Foundry, viii continue the business
under the name and style Of II. J. BOOTH co.
.e H.J. BOOTH,
jyl In. q. w. PRESCOTT. I
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

Comprising a complete assortment, well adapted to ,
the TRADE, which they offer for sale at the lowest
market rates. u
ORDERS from the interior will be promptly and
faithfully executed ian5my
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

IHE English Opera troupe have been play
w with great success in Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

hES. ID. b. CAENERY, recently arrived from
.ppadelphiai VIII act as pastor Of the Wash
4S'on street Baptist Church, San Francisco.