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EE0mnfmg MILL

0F FULL SIZE, which requires but SIX
HORSE IOWER 10 Tun-grinds 10 bushels of wheat
per hour, and makes better and more tour than any
mllt 10 essteuce-tufnng cut al the same operation,
Family, Extra, Supeifne, Fine, Middliags, Shorts,
ShpitutFs and Bran, and occupying but little space
"a room 2 by ? being amply large 10 place the
NH in ani work IL successfully.
This highly ingenious and much needed in
venion, performs al entire new feature in the
manufacturing Of grain into flour, and attans
objects which have been heretofore wholly be-
yond reach The splendid manner in which it
performs its functions the simplicity of lis
Strnctur-: all complicated and useless machinery
being ayoidrd the ease with which il can be
TRANSPORTED from one location 10 another-a
horse and wagon, at two loads, being all that
is requisite the small space il occupies when rea-
dy for use, which would cot be missed when placed
10 a room with other machinery and the smal! a.
mount OF power used 10 propel 1.-THE rapidity with
which it performs is work the different qualities
OF flour by a single oPeTation-the quality and
yield per bushel is unsurpassed.
.UILLERS .7yfD .iiLL-OW.RERS!
Your attention called TO this Ingenious, valuable
and scientific boiling process, which will save you
ten times il cost every six months. if nsed in youi
mil in place Of your present machinery. Ii viii
enable you 10 make larger yIeld OF flour, a moIe
uniform quality, aud much better fonr.
~ Manufacturers price Of Mil $3.50
Dg-Right to from so 10 500
gy~Persons in this county wishing TO the
practical workings of this mill, before purchasing
can do by calling at the mill OF John Bingham, al
HoIlidaYsbHrg, PenHa., who has in operation.
0g-1he right to use can be had by calling upon
either of ;he undersigned. at Bedford, who have
- go GEO. ". BENFoRD,
Dec 81, 1858. JACOB REED.
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liver EuavigorafeP.

PREPARED IN DR.. SANDFORD.
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS.
Is Of he best pnEgatiUe and hrey medicines now
before the pubic, that acts as Cathaytic, easier,
milder, and more effecaal than any other medicine
known. 1t is not only Cathartic, but Liver re-
medy, acting FIRST the Liver 10 eject its morbid
matter. then on the stomach and bowels 10 carry of
that matter thus accomplishing two purposes effect
usily, without any of the painful feelings exrer-
enced in the operations OF most Cathartics 1t
strengthens the system at the same time that II
purges III and when taken daily in moderate doses,
viii strenihen and build il up with unusual rapid
n
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
LETTERS of administration having been granted
by the Register of Bedford county, to the undersgn
ed upon the estate of James Smith, late of ST.
Clair township, in said county, deceased-alI
persons knowing themselves indebted TO said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against it will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
MAHLON SMITH,
Jan Ia 1859. Admir-.
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EEO! For Kansas.

THE subscriber has now for sale splendid
CAMERA with stock and "fxins'-also a
GOOD BROWN MARE; both or either OF
them will be sold low.
JACOB SCHELL.
Schellsburg, Jan. IA, 1889.
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NOtEces

IGWGkNC0
HAVING disposed OF the one half OF my Drug
Store TO DR. s. j. WAY, I therel fore desire all
persons indebted to me on book account, to
come and settle, it is important that all stand
ing accounts should be settled and The books
closed. This request is reasonable and | ex-
pect a speedy compliance.
jan. 7, 80. F. C. REAMER.
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ADMINS TRATOR'S NOTICE.
LETTERS OF administration on the estate of Daniel
Shea; late of Cumberland Valley tp., decd, having
been granted 20 the subscriber, residing in Bedford
Borough ,-notce is therefore given to all persons
indebted 20 make payment Immediately and those
having claims will present them forthwith, proper
ly authenticated for.settlement.
o. r. SHANNON,
Dec. 81, 1858. Admir-.
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Statement Of Receipts and expenditures Of tie
Military Fund Of Bedford Comfy for tie
gar 1888, stowiag amount Recs,Usd from
each collector separately, and tie amounts
pqid 10 each person in accordaace uiIh tie
act Of ,4ssemJIy.
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S'atement of Moneys oaoed By tie Couaiy Of
Bedford
To John Sill. $4,000 90
James Rea, Geo 90
Elizdbeth Rea, 50 90
" JohG Brce, 5000 90
NoTE On some of the amounts due from Collec-
'oTs, interest has accrued and from some, commis-
SONS and generations 10 be deducted.
BEDFORD COUNTY, IS.
The Undersigned Auditors of said County 10 here
oy certify that in pursuance of the Acts of Assem-
oy IN such made and provided, they met at the
Commissioners Office, in Bedford Borough, and did
audit and adjust the accounts of Samuel Davis,
treasurer OF said County, for the year 1888,
famed IN the foregoing statements, and that we
nave examined the foregoing accounts OF money due
10 ami owed by, said County and that have found
the same TO be correct.
1859. HENRY p MOrE
JOHN W. CRISMAN,
JAMES {. DEVORE,
Auditors
q
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
LETTERS of administration having been eranted
by the Register of Bedford county, to the under
signed, upon the estate of Peter Barndollar late of
West Providence township, deceased, Notice is
therefore given 10 all persons indebted to said es-
tate TO come and settle their accounts and those
having claims against it, will please present them
duly authenticated.
JAS. NJ. BARNDOLLAR,
jan ], 80. of Bloody Run, Admr.
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SIZE YNG

O. II. GATHER will promptly attend to all
Surveying business tha, may BE- entrusted to
him. 0tics on Juli2na street, 40 doors South
Of the Inquirer office.
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LERY LNT.

| JURY LIST,
| DRAWN FOR February Term 18th day,1 1889
| Bedford Ro.oogh-George Stifier.
Bedford Tp-Dr Geo W Anderson, Jeremiah Howles
Geo K Lysinger. Fsed'k Schnebly.
Broad Top-Iacob RiRehaTt.
Camb Falley-Jesse Ash, Nicholas Boor, Samuel
Elliott, John Yickroy.
Harrison-Adam Miller.
.Tunata--Jos Dull, Esq, VIM Keyser, Peter F
lehman, Esq, Jas Burns jr., Lewis f Ferner, Al
vey Boylan.
Liberty-Daniel Stoler.
Londonderry-Wm Cook, John Evans.
MonToe--Wm Defbaugh, Martin Evans.
NJ Woodberry-D Daniel Boyer, John Zool, Esq,
Jeremiah Mentzer, John Keith, Samuel Hare.
Napier-Heury Taylor.
St Clair-Samuel Griffith, Michael Miller.
Sehellsburg-Ab'm A Bum.
Woodberry-Samuel Nicoiemus. Robert Ralstcn,
Adam ketterng.
Sopthampton-Mark Howsare
Snake Spring-John Smouse.
Union-Wm Betkheimer.
GRAND JURORS.
Bedford Bor--Henry Reimund
Bedford Ip-MichaeI Hoderbaam.
Broad Top-Geo " Figard.
ColeraIu-Chas Pencil, Jon Harkerood.
Cumb Valiey-Lewis May.
7 Provldenee-Jaeob Barnet, Chas MeLaush-
Hopewe-James Fink.
Liberty-Geo Ftuck.
Napier-John whetstoae, Philip Cuppett.
NJ Woodberry--Jas Madara, Henry Fuck, Reu-
ben Mock
Monroe-George steckman.
Southampton-Geo TewelI, Alex Fletcher.
Schellsburg-Duucan MeYicker, Esq.
West rovidence-Solonon W iii ans, Jos Fisher
Thomas Murray
Union-Mchaei WeyaGt.
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CONTRA

Oy amount paid State Treasurer, as per
receipts
Dy Commissions allowed collectors on
S152i so at per cent.
~ fAoneratIons allowed collectors foT
.s9s and previous years
iFeasurer's commission on ss57S e
~ afo"nt uncoIlected for iS5s and pre-
Fsoas Years
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Attest, B. F. Meyers, Clerk.

report Of the County .4uditors TO the .fvditor
General, Jaauary 81, 1859.
SAMUEL DAVIS, ESQ, Treasurer of Bedford
ppoun'y, In account with the Common wealth OF
Pennsylvania:
TREASURER DIR.
~ 10 Tax on Real and Personal Estate.
- aggregate amount outstanding at last
., settlement $500 Is
"a aggregate amount assessed for 1853 7O39 81
20 amount received on unseated lands 800 50
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Total paid out

BEDFORD COUNTY, SIS.
The undersigned, Auditors OF said County. do here
by certify that in pursuance Of the Acts Of Assem-
bly,, in such case made and provided, they met at
the Commissioners Office, in Bedford Borous b. ard
did audi, and adjust the between Samuel
Davis, Treasurer of said County, and the Common
wealth of Pennsy ylyania, contained in the forego
ing statements.
As witness our hands, this 9Th day of January, r.
D.. 1850
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moss FORWARD.
o. II. GATHER
Forward & Gather,
A Z I o RI ~ EYS AT l. A w,
Bedford, Penn'a.

Ross FORWARD & O. III. GATHER of Som
erset, have opened law Office in Bedford, Pa.
0. Fl. Gather, having located permanently in
Bedford, will be assisted during every Court by
the former. All business entrusted 10 their
care will be promptly and carefully attended to.
Office on Juliana street two doors South of The
Inquirer office.
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Total received Sgg 81
Paid out as follows:
To HopeweIl Rifle company, per
order of Capt. Thomas W. Horton, $50 90
To Broad Top Rifle Rangers, per
order of Capt. Joseph Reed, IS 90
To Bloody Run Blues, per order
Of Capt. William States, rs 90
TO Cumb. Valley Blues, per or
der Of Capt. James Haney, IS 90
To Bedford Ri1emen, per order
OF Capt. A. }. SAMSON, Is 90
To Assessors for returning 1893
to Brigade Inspector at cents
each, A. Sc
To G. ". Bow for printing
FOR 1857, 90
To. D. Over &c '5s GO
TO Meyers & Benford i" 90
To County Commissioners and
their Clerk, co 90
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.M5H}a Fines.

To aggregate amount outstanding for IS
ana previous years al last settlement
To aggregate amount assessed for 1858
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By amt uncolieCtei for 1858 and previou
By aWount of per cent commissions al :
lowed oi'ectors for 1855 and previous Y
By exoneraiiOns allowed collectors for
1858 and previous years
IS amount paid suudry persons, as per
statement below
BY amount of Treas urer's commission on
$3.50 81 at J per cent.
By balance due Commonwealth
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25


For All other purposes not mentioned herein the
COMPANY are prepared tn furnish Water at the lowest
possible rates. Application made ct Office OF the
Company corner Of Fourth street and Maiden Lane,
will meet with prompt attention.
Marysvle, June lst, 1859 ie9.im
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25
Arrival from VictOria--ExplOsiOn of a
Powder Magazine--General News.


Powder Magazine--General News.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 81.
The British steamer Forwood arrived at |
o'clock to-day, Gs hours from Victoria; the
quickest run yet made. She brings l27 pas
sengers and S26,700 treasure on freight, and
$4,000 estimated in the hands of passengers.
The latest dates are to the 2lst.
A very distressing accident occurred on
board the steamer Forwood upon her enter
ing Esquimalt harbor on Saturday last. Third
officer Lock, son Of the Captain, Gccompani.
ed by VIM. Gray, went to the powder maga
zine 20 procure charge Of powder for firing
the gun. Immediately after terrific ex-
plosion took place, the after bulkhead was
blown out, the saloon table was partly car
ried away and the crockery and glassware
entirely demolished. 1t seems that about
ten pounds of powder had somehow or other
ignited and exploded. 1t is supposed that
either Mr. Lock or NIr. Gray on reaching the
magazine struck q match, which ignited the
powder. Both these men were horribly in
jured, and Mr.. Gray died on Saturday night,
but DR.. Lock, it is hoped. will recover.
Hereafter lhe entrance and clearance fee.
of Victoria for all other than Colonial YES
sells, will be 50 SO for each, instead Of 81 so
as heretofore.
Sales of town lots had taken place at Hope
and Yale. The highest price obtained at the
latter place was $500.
The river is higher now than it has been
for many years All the houses on the beach
at Yale are overflowed and some have float
ed down the river. Mining operations are
entirely suspended.
Governor Douglass has issued proclama,
ton requiring the payment of 81 for each
passenger arriving at or departing from
Queensborough.
Surveyors who have recently been at work
in the Nauaimeo district, report the discove
ry of gold on the Nauaimeo river, mile,
from its mouth. Specimens have been re
ceived in Victoria.
Portuguese Joe, arrested on suspicion Of
having murdered policeman johnson Coch
rane, has been released, having proved al
alibi.
Francois Pressci, French Canadian, sub
sequently arrested on the came charge, has
also been released
Coal Is reported to have been discovered
eight miles from Queenshorough.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25
The Administration Resolutions at Tim
buctOO.
'IIMBucToo, June 23d

1IMBuoToo, June 23d
EDITOR NATIONAL DEMOCRAT The Lee
compton Democrats of Timbuctoo, Sucker
Flat Smartsville, Landera Bar, Roses Bar.
and vicinity held a meeting last evening for
The purpose of expressing their views in rela-
ton to the action of the Long Bar Conven-
ton The meeting was the largest ever held
in this vicinity. at the time appointed, Mr..
Ialor, of Timbuctoo was called TO Chair, and
H. b. Kellogg. of Smart vile, appointed See
retary. The President. upon taking the
chair. stated the object of the meeting in n
few appropriate remarks, referring to the
fraudulent and corrupt manner, in which a
portion Of the Long Bar nominations were
made. After which the following gentlmcn,
John Clark, of rmbuctoo, T. Campbell of
Sucker Flat, J. Henry, of Smartsyille, Mr.
Mulligan of Lnnders Bar, were appointed
committee to draft resolutions expressive of
the views Of the Democracy of this vicinity.
During the absence of the committee, the
meeting was addressed by several gentlemen,
who reviewed the entire proceedings at Long
Bar showing that the whole matter had been
arranged iu Marysvic some days in advance,
and that the act of meeting at Long Bar for
the purpose of nominating ticket was all a
farce; demonstrating to certainty that Mr..
Gregory was the choice of the convention.
and that there was something unaccountable
in the fact that tie vote should be announc-
ed, when there was an uneven number polled.
These remarks were received with deafning
applause. The resolutions of the committee
repudiate the most of the county ticket.
They were received with shouts of applause.
This is only the heguing. Other places are
preparing to come to the assist nee of Mr.
Gregory and his friends j.
The resolutions alluded to above appear
ed in yesterdays DENooRAT.-ED.]
A NEW Masonic LODGE has been established
at Vialisa. Mariposa county. The following
are the officers: E. F. Story, W. NJ. .;J.N.
Thoma/, 5. W; a. II. Murray, j. W; Joshua
Gwen, Treasurer; E. P Hart, Secretary II.
Bostwick, $ D.; William Baker. d.; G 60.
Alien and j. S. Mickey Stewards; John
Sketon, Tyler.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

BLooD LOWING CANDlDATR-Messrs. Gar
rard and Rice, the rival Democratic candi-
dates for Congress in the Sixth District. who
had the late pistol fight at Boon'ille, have
both retired from the canvass, leaving their
party to nominate somebody else. We hope
it will nominate some man who knows how
to behave himself-if it has such one
LoMispiNe Journal
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

T, BUTLER KING, candidate for Congress in
the Savannah District of Georgia, has pub
lished an address in which he says
"a Pacific Railroad on slave holding terri
tory | regard as Indispensable to the pro-
gress and power Of the southern States, and
to enable them to regain equality in the Sen
ate of the United States"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

SERIOUS AocIDENr.-On Wednesday last, a
young man named Isaac Jones, was danger
ously injured. at Waloupa, Nevada county
while engaged in mining, by the falling of a
tree One his arms was broken, and one
Of his ribs driven into his body. 1t is thought
that no cannot yeeover
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

RAILROAD DISASTER AN Atlantic paper
has the following:
As the o'clock. NJ, freight train for
indianapolis, on the Lafayette and Indianap-
oils road, was starting from Fayetteville, Ind,
May 26th the locomotive exploded, seriously
injuring Thos. Cullen, engineer John Dough
erty, fireman, and two brakemen, John Ira.
cy and Peter Foos. The engine was blown
distance of 100 feet, and is a complete
wreck.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

An "EvENr" CHRoNIcLEp.-Thc greatest
event in the history of lIoopa Valley occur
red the other evenng-the advent of an or.
gan grinder and his daughter-both in pos.
session of their Instruments The arrival OF
This band created immense Enthusiasm, no.
thing of the sort having been here before.
The music faacinated alike whites, Indians,
Chinese, and 1.-THE rest of mankind" who ha J
the pleasure of listening to it.-Northern
Californian
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

The Anti-Lecompton Committee of San
joaquin county, have named the 18th of
July next, as the time for electing delegates
to county convention. to be held at Stock
ton on the 10th of July.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

RECENTLY, James Roper was killed near
Smithfeld, Texas, by his negro. A cores
pondent of the Galveston News says:
They campcd out n mile and half above
Smithfeld. The stage, in the evening, saw
them sitting together half an hour after
wards the negro dashed out his masters
brains, as it appears, with m axe, while he
WAS asleep. and then burnt his body.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

NICARAGUA MAIL CoNrRAcT- Mir. johnson.
who contracted to carry the California mail
via. Nicaragua, has failed to file bonds with
the Post Office Department, and thus the
whole transaction is invalidated.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

ENGLAND.-Prlnce Albert is said to desire
interv ention in favor of Austria, and Lord
Palmerston in favor of France; while the
Premier, Lord Derby, is anxious for strict
neutrality in the present co test.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

Mr. BIGLow writes to the post from Naples,
April 29th that Gov. Seymour, of Ct, late
United states Minister st st. Petersburg, was
there on the previous week. d" He has gone
TO Rome The rush of travel from Naples
aad Rome is SO great that tie berths in all
the steamers here are taken for two weeks to
come.'
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

DISPATCH dated Baltimore May %, says
The Democratic primary election in this city
for a City Convention, resulted in the carry
ing of eight wards out of twenty for Doug
loo
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

KILLED.-A few day since. Theodore II.
West, while at work over the Alta shaft, at
Grass Valley, Nevada county. tell and broke
his neck.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
DU NORD,
High Street, Marysville.

IIISH NITttI, MaTySYlIIes
TENEHES HOTEL will he open from this day to the
Il citizens of Marysve and the travelling public.
This Establishment has been fitted up in n style Of
unusual elegance and comfort and il ready to serve
the choicest vands either 10 private parties of gentle
men, to families.
The house will be regularly kept open from o'clock
in the mOrndH, unit II CLOCK midnight, aud nath-
* omitted thai can ensure the comfort and conve
nieuce Of the guest
The Tables will be constantly supplied with every
delicacy the market affords cooked in the best Dess
bic style, and the attendance will be prompt and re-
spectful.
Rooms all furnished with new Spring Beds.
double and single
je23-my RIGAUD & sAJOUS
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

LORENZO BAUMANN recently committed sui.
eids at Madison, Illinois, because a yr named
Louise isernins. whom he loved. did not love
him in return
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

From 1900 to 1000 persons, of whom 442
were ladies, were present at the pic ME of the
San Francisco Dashaways, held at Mare Is.
land on Wednesday,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

MoRRIs CO., at Sections Creek. Morinoso
county, are taking out quartz, estimated to
yield not less than fifty dollars ton.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

The New Orleans Bee ian American paper)
declares that the American party in Louisi
an is hopelessly irretrivably dissolved.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

BURNED TO DEArn.-A young woman
named Martha Wickhart. residing ut No. 125
Suffolk street. New York was burned to
death on May 23d, in consequence of her
clothes taking fire from lighted mp
The flames were speedily extinguished, but
so severe were her injuries that she died in a
little time thereafter.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

MrRDER.-On May 2Oth. miner named
Haskell. alias Wild Frank, was fatally
stabbed. at Carson Valley. by young man,
papae unknown.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

REv G. W. BRADBURY, Baptist Minister
from Coioma' will preach at the City Hall
on sunday, June Goth, AT IL o'clock A. NJ. and
at NJ. The public are cordially invited.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

MAN named Wm fcnnant has been con
victed in San Fr,.nclsco, on charge of beat
ing his wife. lie was to have been sentenced
yesterday
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

FAGRAScf.-Th4 Telegram says that san
Francisco i cursed ty the presence OF a large
nmnoer of hearty, able bodied men, who
loaf about the streets, refuse to work and
keep themselves under the influence of liquor
day aud night.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

Hon. j. B. BowLIN, late Commissioner to
Paraguay, has returned to his home in st.
Louis.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

pp%N@ Npe past week. the thermometer,
at the town of Marposa. has ranged from os
10 ITO.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

FlSoouNr DE TREILLARD, acting French
Charge is now in Baltimore making con-
tracts with clipper ships for his G G1vernment.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

NEWS Fo~ all p ,rtions of Utah Terr tory
are favorable for an abundant harvest.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25
TELEGRAPHTC.
BY THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC AND STATE LINES
Lime POint-Gwin State Convention.

Lime POint-Gwin State Convention.
SACRAMENTO, June "a.
Convention met at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, and
made the following nominations: For Con-
gress, Northern District, John c. Burch of
Trinity for Southern District, Chas L. Scott,
of fTuolumne; for Judge of Supreme Court,
W. w. Cope, of Amador; for Attorney Gen
er"l, Thos. II. Williams, of Ell Dorado for
Clerk Of Supreme Court, Chas. s. Fairfax,
Of YuLa for State Treasurer, Thos. Findlev.
of Nevada for Controller, s. II. Brooks of
San Francisco for Surveyor General, II. A.
HigIey' of Santa Clara; Superintendent of
Public instruction, Andrew J. Moulder. San
Francisco. Adjourned till sr NJ
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

The BUcnANANIrEs Of Louisiana, hay,
nominated b mas Moore for Governor
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25
WANTED.

"A FOR RENT.-A BRICK HOUSE, corner
IN Of D and Sixth streets, opposite the Court
.touse, with fine Garden attached, suitable for an
ice cream saloon. Enquire at the fremont Saloon,
corner OF Second street and Maiden Lane. je1S.tf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

fnE model of Solomon's Tem,le in San
Frtncisco, is about TO be taken to the ATTAIN.
tic states.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

SMITH O'BRIEN has left New York for Eu-
rope.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25
LIVE AND LET LIVE SALOON,

DHILIP DEPANGHER would inform
Il his friends that ne has taken the above well
known and popular SALOON, and has entirely re-
fitted the same in the best style, making it Of the
most cool and comfortable places Of resort in Marys
Vile
The Billiard Tables are Of the best make, and the
Wines and Liquors are not surpassed
The proprietor cordially invites his many friends
to call on him, and he feels confident he please
them. PHILIP DEPANGIER,
je2l-my Prarrcior