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Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICE

AT the Agricultural Fair Of the Northern District OF
California, the FIRST Premium awarded to VI
HANSCOM for the best ID DAGUERREOTYPEs, AMBRoryPBs
and PHOTOGRAPHS. (rhe editor Of the Democrat
the contrary Notwithstanding For proof see List
of Awards certified by Executive Committee, and for
further proof call and see the Pictures at 33 ID
Street, opposite Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Express Om,e.
". B.-Superior Pictures taken cheap as at
any other room sepl5.my
HALLS sSarsnPariIla, Yellow DOcts and
lodide of Potass-Admirabe a Restorative and
PURIFIER of the BLOOD. It cleanses the system
of all morbid and impure matter; removes botches
pimples and scorbutic erupHons from the skim re-
stores vitality and strengthens the nervous system
For rheumatism, Lumbago and Gout, it is unequaled
Sold by druggists generally at 81.
Il. HALL & CO., Proprietors
143 ana l45 Clay street.
sep13-6m Below Montgomery.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

ANoruER ARREsr-WAsHINGroN, November
l9.--The Alexandria (Va.) Sentinel of this
morning, says man was arrested in that
city yesterday, having been recognized as
one OF Browns men in the Harp5rS Ferry
riot. lie was committed to Jail TO await fur
ther Identification.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14
&OCIAl RALL.

~ A GRAND BALL will be given at the BARTON
G.l&HOUSE, in Bangor, Butte county, on TUESDAY
EVENING, December 18Th, 1859. Music for the oc -
caslon win be rurnshe by Wards Band, and every
effort will be made by the proprietor to render this
party one Of the pleas INT Of the season. gem
eral invitation is extended to everybody to partic
pate. A. E. SWAIN, proprictress.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14
R1cnMnNn Va Nov 10

The petition of John Brown for a writ OF
Of error to the judgment rendered by the
Circuit Court of jefferson comfy. was PRE-
sented to the Supreme Court of Appeals yes
terdny.
The Court to-day refused to award writ
of error, being of the opinion that the jugd
ment Of the Circuit Court is plainly right
The execution will therefore take place as
appointed. on the I'd of December
Judges Allen, Daniels, Marcure, Lee and
Robertson, were ON the Bench
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14
FOR SALE or LEASE

e-A IMPOUNDE D-One brown hose
$E-39S Mule, braided on the left fore shoulder
I@a4zsone black COW, with the points Of both horns
sawed of, and n the right horn, also brand
on the right hip representing the let G red and
white spotted COW, with bell on. with on the
right horn and an unknown brand on the right hip;
has with her hefer calf about five six months old
with no visible brands marks. The above animals
will be sold to pay costs and charges (unless reclaim
ed on TUESDAY, December 2Oth, at the Public Pound.
decI3-td A. j. BARKLEY, Marshal.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14
GARDEN SEEDS.

WYE HAVE Just received across the Isthmus a
w full assortment Of GARDEN SEEDS of the
growth Of 1853, put up expressly for US by J. NJ.
Thurburn Co., of New York.
decSr3m2p ]. ii. WRIGHT & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14
WASHINGTON. Nov. Is

A company comprising eighty seven infln
try and rihemen LEFT Alexandria for Charles.
town hy the early train via the Relay House.
Capt. Duffy's company of sixty men and four
guns went by special train on the ManapoS
Road via Strausburg From thence they are
to march is miles to Winchester
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 49, IL P. NJ.
The lst regiment of volunteers 400 strong.
left ut 8 o'clock this evening for Charlestowu.
Gov Wise accompanied them. Orders have
been sent to Washington for ammunition.
Gov. Wise's dispatch from Col. Davis state
that a body Of armed men are approaching
from the direction of Wheeling.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

LAUGHABLE COMPARIsov w.. IL.
the he a.e canvass, with much fgurativc trnth sa;5
iId' ia 'he bedrock of California was RennbIio""
rhie ne me bedrock of many mining Claims on
by o h9h hopes have hung, it has turned or, U'
and ,t prospect. that only the color eyisted
nerat"d ms ,o OF sinking the shaft has been renan
The oy one painful of earth exhausiye e" Of al
bright a",iomo metal and destructive Of all the
""''o'patlons of the delivers Morn caU
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
G.. NOR Ills.
WHOLESALE Dpt1C,e,,,.

Wholesale DRUGGI3T.
xyloFEEE:s ron SALE ON Trgr ,Bnsv-
M reasonable terms, complete assortment Of
80 Druts, Oils, psii.,a, Patent Medicines
brushes Toilet Articles, Perfumery etc.
Agent for Jaynes Medicincs
Agent for Ayrcs' Mcdiqinca
Agent for MoGats McdFofatss
,s'nt tor holloway Medi.ln,s
agent for Tmraats Mcliein".
agent for Brandrctl's Pill,.
agent FOR Wrigbts l. V. Piis.
gent a ior M Hrown's Essence Jamaiea Gina'r.
,Seht Tor Lyons kathairon
agent Tor Davis Pain Killer.
Agent for Richardson's Blttcrs
agent Tor Wistar's Balsam of WId Cbnrrc
agent Tor Bachelor Hair Dye.
Agent for Shaker Herbs ana Eytroote
+, hhse"t Tor The Iceland pcctoral for CouoLs
"oids' and all Diseases Of the Lnnga "S"''
q, agent Tor lIisley's Fluid Extract Of Bochu for
ane cure OF diseases OF the sexual organs, in mali,
Agent for Thorns Extract of Copaiyn and s,r.
saparlIla for sexual diseases
Df tie day. 'N''' "'"'cnes'
no Beware Of counierfri,s.
HpplY 10 {. MORRILL, Druggist
No'"e' ba'tcfy and Washington strce,s.
San Francisco.
=. MORRILL,, Druggist,
Il. street, corner Third, Sacramento.
"""ph'"e' H"rning Fluid, Alcohol, Tar
entlne, Polar, Lard aud Sperm Oils mnnpr,o.
"V"i '"Po't yea ana lOr sa". at lowest rates, by
e. MORRILL,, Druggist,
~, San Francisco and Sacramento.
Inc above for sale in Wcavervillc. by
,,,o. ii. j. SEAMAN Druggist,
Main Street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
Nrw YoRK. April 10Th, 1859.

NEW IORK. Aprl l9lh' loS''
| have onNlyzcd a sample Of
"Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky"
and hud II to be pure article Of hnc flavor, and
without any dclctcraus admiViurt.
JAS. Il. Chiffon VI. D.,
Chemist
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
DALYs ARoMATIC VALLEY WHISKY

is put up in eases containing ono dozen h1lt'o'
each For sale by all the pNeeipal Liquor i''''
ses in California. 5o0ni'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

,bo w a 4'e inclined to think it is when uttered to
.Gwia i'"p'an'age of that model Senator, VIM, NJ
EpH'p' AT least it looks 60 v "'' '''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

attend" ~ T. BAKER, of New Jersey, was in
ference "' The late session of the NJ r. Con-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
sabbath Observance.

II is to be regretted that in country SO richly
.sunnlied with the necessary clements for indivla-
ual and national prosperity, that the Chrstia"
Sabbath is SO unproftably observed. We are
blessed with delightful climate, fertile soih and
uever.endng mineral wealth still we mast cen
fess that our moral and social condition is not
what could bedesired-by the boaestana sincere
wisher for our national greatness. Proper obsef-
vance of the Sabbath is the true criterion by
which 10 Judge of the moral sense of'commuhttyi
the upward and onward course, ,or The Tetrograee
and decliue of enlightened nations is marked by
it, Every human and divine obligation calls Tor
its observance our personal interest and we'll
being demands it should be SO. II is better
for the merchant that on the F' seventh day ne
qay by his accounts of Debit and credit, and abb
stain from worldly occupation; it is TO the law
ver's interest to fUsae his law books and briefs,
and give his cver-wrought brain an opportunity
so repose, that he may be better prepared TO re-
sumo his duties when the time for labor comes,
and more especially that the mechanic and labor
er lay down his implements of toll one day in
seven, that be may gather new strength for the
coming week. The human frame cannot, and
never was intended to bear up under continued \
tension of mind and muscle. 1t was never or Il
'dained that man should work himself to death,
and it is worse than folly TO exhaust our energy
in making acquisitions which when attained are
rendered useless because Of inability to enjoy
them.
The reader may argue that all this has been
said hundred times, but that the rule won
work in California. We believe il will, and il "a
properly considered, would receive the sanction
of every community. Oar mountain towns are
fast filling up with population in no respect
behind that of the older States Our common
good demands that we rest fro4n labor on the
sabbath and duty to the rising generation GER
tainly calls for it. 1t is bad example for the #
young of the land, 10 have no distinguishing
mark between the day of labor and rest, and the So
example here set during the week is, if anything &
preferable to that Of Che Sabbath. Quite mum Al
Der OF business hcases eloseTcgularIy on Sunday; W
the example should DE @niTersally followed the
sooner the better
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

oTEADiLY 0NwARD.-The Sacramento Bee. in
an ar'icte on the onward progress Gf California.
as demonstrated at the late State Fair, speaks in
the following terms Of the saount ain repion far
agriculture and fruit growing:
"Orchards and vineyards are risino like ,,o,,.,
forests wherever th're is signs of human life, and
american live stock has almost wholly usnrnrd
fhe place OF the native Californian The nom.
AM u,o' w"ca II was once supposed were only
cunning 10 PROVE superior to the valleys fof peach
ana ana grape Raising. The Coloma peaches on ey.
,loll'on at the late Fair were far superior to
omose on e'|"" IA 'ae valley or on the coast, and
grape cuitWrists hold that for wine maLina 49,
poses Tue grapes raised in the foot hills are bv
many per cent. preferable to those grown in other
.oca'ites IN the State. Several of those WIN in.
.bn;. Inu 10 make grape growing and wine making
thelr business, have secured vineyard stas in 49,
mountains and will enter in the now fast.an.
Proaching season to cultivate aud plant them y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

How TO WRITE For PAprp po
'ne pest paper, the best ink. and tho hoe, & Guy
sohai Ju o'9n sl' down and do the best YOU can as
i School boys 40. put out your tong1e and tate
pa,ns. 90 shall ye happily escape he rash reiee'
tnns tion OF Joded editor so having cot in yonr
,%am, "nu, 10 Is possible your head may follow and
houen 'asi' rot least, you may fortunately ayerl
rum poets sublimest effusons bv nani"minie
an! transforming his roses into noses. and his
gois nagnis into angles, and all his happiness into
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
DALY'S VALLEY WHISKY.

WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION oF
w dealers as we'll MS consumers to the follow
Ing certificates of we'll knowuChcmls's' who have
analyzed
"Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky "
The high reputation Of the parties isN suhiciene
guarantee that the article possesses H!l 'ho m'rA
claimed for it.
| VIM Newell 81 Co,
Sole AgeAts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
"ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE" THE San Joaoun
Repu6llcan relates the following

a woman OF fair character arrived in Cali.
iorh,a about year since, to which State her hn g
eana had preceded her by year or more. Unon
hmu'Gg ,h" hm' she discovered the unpleasant iact
not tro' he was ,lvng win another woman She did
nbt,;ou moa"e ila'' but went quietly to work and
oo'a'aea divorce, and earned her own Iivin",
se,y g, Comfortably She was courted by man Of
pp~e""y ,araa'iy good character, but under solemn
1%'se as' % OF marriage, he seduced and Afterwards
In ' ,his hfp In delicate situation The woman died
birth to ti%oanay t%n few days SINCE after giving
child is at the mercy of strangers e,'ou'se' The
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
VIM. Newell 81 Co,
G.l. .s,nf =

STATE AssNvERS OFrIcE, 50 Somerset s.,
DosroN, Mass, April 18th, looS'
WM Ii. DAILY, New York;
DEAu Sir IL have made chcmlcol analysis
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

NoDIY SPoKEN-lEcar what the San Francisco
Herald, edited ig that honest and fearless man,
JOHN NcSENT says Of ahe HnblgsAing and CON
stant atrocities committed in & tab:
"Thc horrible atrocities imputed 10 the Bor
gas TALL Frto insignifcance beside those so fre.
qnrntiy recorded and sa aincontrovcrtibly attestcd
"i the Mormons. 1t is impossible that this state
OF things Should I've any louger tolerated. The
people Of the othcr portions of the Union can no
longer consent that their brethren should he
sIauglHe,rd with impunty-cven though the
m9lucrs be done by Mormons under the cloak Of
geilgion. The Administration cannot reuoin
indifferent to the atrocities daily. almost hoprlv
enacled IN Utah by the myrmdons of BRIGHAM
Dung ana under the direction of that arch
traitor and chief OF Latter Day Safs. Jpdir.
nation will be fully aroused the Administrator
VIII realize that l0nger liberation will he lint
gross injustice Ia tle viruous aud law.abidiuo
people OF The Union; it will ,eomprchrnd that q
lnlnre to ciiasiisr the M@rMons viii he oouiralent
I" Mlcring premium for all sorts of alnaeities
Fr9Vded lllfy be commitI'd in the naAe of reli
eton' ana by a considerable body al assoeiahrd
outlaws. The murdrrous MaschoIea Club of
nnenoS Ayres' " hose special aasSon Was Ia emf
Nhe tlToats OF all pursons suspected of diss fee.
SION 10 the Government OF Manucl Rosas. was n
Acaveniy rganRatiencompal.ud with tie Dauiies
of brigham Young"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
MM Ii NA1-N Esn

Nm. II, DALY, Esq,
, Dram sm Your" Aromatic Valley Whit
hy IS received, and, after careful cXamlo1,loh'
llnd it 10 he q pure article, entirely free hG"'
The adulte ,ating ingredients sa frequently used
JAS, i. MAPFS, C&2Wl-l-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
yycayeryiIle Post Office.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
nv the steamer .of Oct 9th viii clese at this Of
fee on Saturday evening, Oct LIST, at Z o'caook,
JAS. O'CONN0R. p. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
C Aroroatio Vall~w Whisky"

""a find it pure, fine lNvsm& Rye Wh'skX.gof'
tainIng W0 luxurious mGtter QS any KIND, ana reg
ommcnd II as snitahle Ton EaeaiCal Nnd pabio
purposes. CtlAS, 7. IACkSON, NJ. -,
State Astayer,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

,"ANTs TO KNOw.-''Is truth loss +r,o ~
avo by those unknown to famo ,baa % "nen
worId9 ey those whose deeds have % filled "tln tba
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-20
NJ a T. X is.
BOSTON MARK EFT.

Boston. May 10.
FLOUR.-The Flour market has been
cited and unsettled than in any previous week for
year or two past; prices are 81 50aSl IS per Dbl
higher than the current rates weeks ago. Prices
are Sc 5Oa7 90 for common brands WESTERN 25a
rs for fancy; SIS OOaSs rs for common extras;
and 25a 0 so for family and superior, including
Genesse, Ohio, and Michigan. In Corn Meal sales
at 81 50aS5 90 per Dbl. common and Brandywine.
In Rye Flour sales at 81 OOa5 90 per Dbl. for COM
mon and extra.
GRAIN.-Tho receipts of Corn have been light
and prices have advanced lOc. per bushel. Sales
Of Southern yellow at 81 05asl TO- white 81 oOa
los per bush. Oats have advanced. Sales OF
Northern and Canada 65a67c; and Prince Edwards
Island at 57a5s per bush Rye is firm and prices
have advanced, with sales at s. 05 per bush
PRovISIoNS.-The market is very firm for
Pork and prices have advanced 81 0oasl so per Dbl.
during the week. Sales at SIS 00asl6 90 prime
10 00aS2O 20 for mess; 81 00as22 90 for clear per
Dbl, cash and mos For Beef the demand lie active
and prices quito firm. Sales Of Eastern and extra
mess at Sll 0Oasl6 90 per Dbl, cash and 1 mos
Lard i, firm and higher Sales of good in bsls al
l2ial3c. and in kegs, 3ial4c. per h., cash and
mos Smoked Hams are selling at lilo. per H..
cash and mos. In Picked Hams sales Of 100
tierces at 9ic, but now firm at siaOc, por b, cash
Butter has been in far demand, and is steady
Sales atlss2lc for good, choice and extra lAal6c
for common. Canada and Western is selling at II
alsc., As to quality. Cheese selling at +aloc
for now, and prime sold as high as lie per lb.
WOOL. transactions in fleece and pulle
DOL have been about 100, 900 lbs. at prices indi
eating no change since last week.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-20
New York, May IL.

New YORK, May IL.
The r. NJ. Steamship Persia, from Liver
pool forenoon of the 30th, arrived this morn
ing with advices of the same date as those by
the Adelaide
The following are provisions of the Russo
French treaties as given by the Times. By
the first treaty, Russia binds herself, in event
of France being at war with Austria, to as
sist France with cooperation of her fleets in
the Baltic and Mediterranean, and to place
an army of $4,000 men on the Austrian
frontier.
This, the Times says, is directed obviously
against England and its existence is proof
that the enterprises which are thus TO be
protected are such as it would be impossible
for England to allow to pass unchallenged
The Russian army Of observation, the IDmes
concludes, is to excite instruction among the
Huncarians and slaves. The second treaty
provides that in cas-. Austria should invade
Sardinia, Russia shall declare war against
her within fifteen days of her violation
Of the Piedmontese soil. The Times
maintains that England need take no active
part 50 long as war is confined to Italy; but
if France and Russia attack Austria in Ger
many, Russia seeking, perchance, indemnity
in the East Of Europe, or if Prussia shall be
laid under a contribution of territory, then
the design of the treaties would become nc
less than partition Of Europe, and the first
principle of preservation would compel us Il
consider whether we can better defend our
selves on the Continent or at our own home
steads. However much we may desire t.
keep clear of these complications, the exist
ence of a great German power is essential tt
our safety.
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SETH STONES ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons cor
district of Chit nden, ss cencd in the estate OF
Seth stone, late of Bolton, in said District, de-
ceased. Erecting.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, with
in and Tor the District of Chittenden the 81
day OF May A. d. ls5a, an instrument, purport-
ing to he the last will an testment of seth
stone, late of Bolton, in said district deceased,
was presented to the Court aforesai for Probate,
by the Executor therein named. And it is oruered
BY said Court that the 9th day of May A. d.
1850 Mt the Probate Court Rooms in said Fur
lngtOn, he assigned for proving said instrument;
and that notice thereof be given to all persons
concerned, by publs ing this order three weeks
successfully in the burlington Free Pres, news
paper printed at said Burlington, previous 70 TIC
time appoint d.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear
before said Court at the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate of said will, il you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
ti.ri,- his Sd day of May A. ID 1859.
v4sN3. W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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Very Important from Europe.
UOSTILITIEs BEGUN.
New York, May Is.

The Weser and Borussia, from Southamp
ton the Sd inst. , arrived this evening.
Great activity in the English Dock-yards.
England is preparing for war. A great
many failures are reported on the Stock E1-
change.
There was sharp action at the bridge of
Buffiora on the 28th April. 1t was report
cd that the Austrians after considerable loss,
took it at the point of the bayonet. 1t was
reported that Mortara was taken. Sardinl-
ans retrcated before the Austrians near the
Iaso Maggiore. Telegraph lines cut by the
Austrians to Switzerland. Tho Austrians
We're concentrating at Peneza. The Austrl-
ans seized the Sandman vessclsa at Lago Mag
giore. Austria wants u loan of 20 600 900.
The Prussian government had resolved 10 put
the army in readiness to march
TURIN, April %, II p. m.-l5, 900 I'M
peral Guards have landed to night, making
10 900 French at Genoa. The force at Susa
is increasing fast
Turin. May /, 0, 4O.-rhe King has gone
to take command. The Austrians are at
Novara in force and also at Pava. The
French Infantry and Artillery continue to
arrive.
vienna, April 30.-Count Buol has for
warded circular notice to the foreign govern
ments stating the Diplomatic and Politica
reasons for the declaration Of war by thu
Emperor,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
HUMORs OF THE HUMAN sYs-


TT M.-It is we'll known that the juices Of q G
body arc governed by natural laws such as rcgu-
late the vegetable life in the change Of seasons
In winter they are concealed or in common par
lance tho "sap ia down." the pores arc closed and
our whole. body is hard and firm, and an accumuln-
ton Of impurities takes place in system
The genial Influences Of Spring cause cxpan
sion Of all living matter, the sap rises in vegetable
lic also the juices of our bodies are given out and
enter into the common
This Is IA law to which every human being IL sub
icct and the neglect of it has caused a whole sum
mcr Of misery.
and searches every fibre and pore, and eradicates
every particle and sediment Of humor that has lain
stagnant during the winter.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery is we'll known
our readers as the greatest and best Blood Purifier
the world has ever produ led.
We advise each and all Of our renders to us
one bottle of it this Spring we say ono bottle,
for that will cleanse the impurities of one season
and prepare tho system for the changes of tho next
Where the disease has fastened itself and become
settled in the system larger quantities required
For Scrofua Erysipeas, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, White Scales, Shingles, Pu-hes, liberated
Sore Legs llumor in the Eyes Running Of the
Ear. from Scarlet Fever or measles, tho Medical
Discovery can be relied upon to effect perfect
rurr w4l-Gw
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JESSE MONROE's ESTATE.

STATE Of VERMONT. Tho Honorable
- District of Chittenlen. S.. the Probate Court
for tho D.trict e Ch,ttendeu.
To all prisons interested IN the estate Of jesse
Monroe late If Jericho in said District, deceased,
GREEri>6.
Whereas. said Court hath assigned the 10th day
of My next for the settlement of the aimin,trn-
ton account Of the Administrator with the vii
annexed Of the estate Of said deceased, and or
dered that public notice thereof be given 10 all
persons inter, stei in said estate. by publishing
this order three weeks successivcy previous to tn"
daya.si gned, in the Burlington Free Press printed
in Burlington in said District.
Therefore, ven are hereby notified to appear NJ
the Proh,te Court rooms in Burlington on the
day assigned then and there to contest the allow
ance of said account, if you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 2Ath day # April
A. d. 1889. W H. fhENCh, Judge