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SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST


Baltinsrs and Ohio Railrsad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THRoUsH TRAINS, ARE NOW RUN
FROM wISHISST1oS FoE fHE WEST,
As follows:
LIST. NAIL TRAIN starts at rs q. m, tSunda,
ton, for Cumber and and Piedmont.
caicIs6 E ExsfffkiEssA cr6NNEchf Hun save aN
m. next day, and connecting directly with EIpress
Tram for LoulsvIlle Cairo and the Southwest, and
for 81. LOUIS, Kansas, Ac.
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery ofthe Roae
IN day Tight take either the 7.<S .. m. or $40 D. m
trans from Washington.
For Pa5tersburE and all Stations on the North
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks 20 al guar
ters, and ever other Possoe fsoihty VII be foanf
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main stem of tn,
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad viii leave " sshInr
ton follows:
For eli points between Washington Junction sne
Piedmont take the 7.<5 a. m. tram.
For ali stations between Piedmont and w bee tne
take the S4o .. Tram. To connect With the Fred
sriek 1rain take the 40 ,. m. Tran.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore st 10 and ia
g. M, and $40 and % ,. IN. On Sunday az see ,. m
only.
$50 p. IN. On Sunday at 50 q. m. only.
The 7.45 and ass ira ns only will stop 81 way sta
tons and for Annapolis connections,
The IS q. IN. and go m; are the chief connect
lnI trains for the west, and the S.lV. 7<5 aud So
For further information Inquire At the Bslumors
T. h. PMAk a. : sSI Af{Efn''
non Master of Tranportation, baItimore,
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VIRGINIA, TENNESSEE,
GEORGIA, ALABAMA,
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can bs obtained at the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and eth
street, Washington, on board of the Steam Ferry
Boat George PaEe,or 81 the once of the Orange anS
Alexandra Railroad, at Alexandra.
Richmond, Danviiis, Lsnlehbtrg, BYisto!
Knoxville, Dalton, Atlanta, Chattanooga
Nashville, Huntsville, Grand J0neti0a
Memphis, Montgomery and Nsp Orleans,
By d. rect route, and continuous railway conneo
tons to Nj emphIs.
Afordine sr eater ErpsdiiiOn and Comfort anc
being over 30 miles yAorts than by any Other route
The steam ferry boat George Page leaves the foot
of7th street at 50 a. IN, for Alexandra where pas
sengers take the oars for Richmond, Charlottesville
stanton, White Sulphur Springs, w Woodstock, A O..
and at IL p IN. for X lchmOEd and all points South
west, making sure and close connections to Mem
PhIs.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibu.es leave She oios
" JAMES A. EvINS, Arsn..
1e E-N WSshlnt ton.
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HAIR. Tooth. Nail, ssd Bandolins Brushes, a,
Dear Ism street, da sm
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j Ja.tr IANOs FOR RENT UPON .,.v -
u John r. FL .IS ms
Vs'vsen 18th and IVth si..
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. CHARLES MADES,
~ (SuccRssOR TO b. ScHAp)
Corner Of Thrd Sfrset aAd Psnx. Irsnn~I ="

Corner Of Third Strsst aad Psnx IrS.nA -"
Inc present propnietOr has Just received the
seenald stock of Rhine Wine, Cham a
SSa.1.,, 3rlElnal Brandles. of the purest $HA
xosnJ, nom France; and Gin, Its equal ..aE
t.nS zen IN THIS country, selected from IL.
f1snt.d - u y Lhese were selected BY the muob is
49,. y, 70; Seoad. who few months sInos sftsr
On. nns.eIoee, departed this life The stoor IA
M erice L eo And will be presented 10 conno
offered IN he ms me grade Of the common Liquors
ma .ba9n is sIs1e pure D. Absynthe Dried P,nmss
sbls for trans Suah,ity OF Germ Potatoes suit
NJ ~ season. as the beat Of 0ystsrs All NJ M ~
call partiouisr arf.ns,nss ro,lce. TO all of this
AA'' % compared With for ebsspSss,i of the same
i.,tm CHARI.E AZ nys
corner Sd street and Penn LES,
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ID Il WAN RUP,
On, PROTECTED
Solution of PretsIide Of Iron Combined,
new discoveries in the Msteus Medics are
subjected ed, m IlII s.. Low ee received as
-, EhcacJ IN Curing
Dy,pep1d, AfsctioHs Of fks LiUsr, Drop,y,
Neuralgia, Bronchitis aHd Consumption Tsa-
denotes, DisOTdeTed State of Ghe Blood, BoiIs,
ScErry, The Prostrating Effects of Lead on
Mercury, Gsnerdl Debility, ahd all DISEASE
~AteA rsqHire Tonic aHd Alts'af Msdieiss,
IL beyond question.
The Proofs Of IT'S efficacy are so numerous. 90 vel
authenticated; and of such peculiar -
character, that sufferers cannot x .. R&
reasonably hesitate to receive the ~ ID IN
',S Tss SS&skyyI4x sYRyrEsjE9flN
does not profess to De Cure-alit 10y
, nut dts tanEsis extensive OecAusek sASSg
are Ultimately re ated and proceed; lss4
by one remedy The Class S. of diseases foT vhish
the Syrup provides cure, is precisely that vhIoh
hss SO often 1sited the highest order Of medical
skill. The facts are TANGIBLE, the witnesses aoces-
sbe. and the safety and efficacy of the syrup moon
troyortlble. Those who may wish for an opinion
from dlslnterested persons respecting the chAracef
OF the Syrup cannot fail To he satisfied with the fol-
OF the Agents. The signatures those of gentle
men weI krown "a the community, and vi the
oLED-Ts undsrEnsa having experienced the beneficial
effect. OF the Peruvian syrup DO 70 recon
Prom experience nro,n the tsstiuspy
Of others whose intes.noe and Integrity sogssr
unGuestiOnsole we have doubt Of efficacy ~ CASES q
IHeipent Diseases Of the Bronchial P.-sAsA
DysIePsis Liver Complaint DTOBsy Neuralgia Iusosl
it, effects would be Incredible bat hsh chAraets
Of those Who have Witnessed them vounS.srsi
thvir testimony do lie restorative uowsT
Rev. JoEs PTERFOsT 1sosaS q aNonr
THOMAS A. DEITER,
:. a KENDALL n. D. Jan. O Dur,
6AnuKL MAY.
IT'S well known that The effect OF Protoriss OF
Iron IL lost by tEief thai 40
maintain solution Of PrutOxide 90 Trou w,thoat further
oxidation has hesn deemed impossible In the P.Fuv.n
syruP this desirable point ls attained BY OOxKINsTos -
Way nkFOgk UNKNOWN suf this
prOto cabOnssOs citrste aud Of te Astsr.
heolSa A. A. HANEs, MI
Assaysr to the State Of hass.chu sett.
10 BuystOB Tsst Bost-n-
For sale 10y Druggists generally. Price FOR lAr.s
bottles, 81 medium sized bottles, 81.
N. l.. CLARK CO. PropretOrs, Boston.
For sale IA WASHINGTON by T.. 10. Gilman, SPECIAL
Agent; Nalrn q Palmer, John Schwart1e, L. NJ,
Saith, V. HarhauEh, n. Il. MCPHERSON, r. =,
Msish, Joseph Bury, Jas. Il. Stone, }. =. LOyejOy,
DIR, ID. Is ClGrkei ID. RldE ely; and in GeoTgetovn
tr X. J. CIssell. snd J. l.. Kicvell. Sc q Sm
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nPTICIAN AND OCULIST-Dr. wOLFSC

~ 9Th ST., co ner of Pa. avenue e, contin-
ues to furnish all requiring them 18th -sNmoN<
his celebrated Venezuel an and Brazil S6SD
ian CRYSTAL SPrCTACLES and
EYE GLASSES, which gained the
highest Prize at the Worlds Fair. Many thou sands
have til sd them. No charges.to his customers for
consultations as an oculist The repuia' ION of his
Glasses TO remedy near -sightedness, fsilir sight
from the approach of age, from increasing ca a
ract, &C., universally established thrOug Eu-
rope well as the United States. His charges are
extremely mOdarata. de I3- Ma TIL SIN
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENEss, Ae.

COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENE 40
The prevalence Of the above complaints A. th,,
season generally has the effect of bringing out most
OF Professediy new specifies, aud while some are
good, MANY are useless, aud others even dangerous
Inc Nsest course 10 pursue Is TO cORsu y,ur fsu-
Iy physician, or OtherVIse use only such rened ca
as long pubic experience has proved he safe aud
emcfcloes: Of this character rs TlLER'S COM
FOUND ~ RUP OF GUM ARABIC. Original
y the iavorte prescription OF an emIueut physician
tsoon became popular remedy, and has ntInusd
10 enloN agroVinE repufaiiCn Tor the lRst twenty
years. In cases of common Colds. Coughs, &o., 10
acts like charm. and m Chrome Cases, Bronchitis
w hopping ough. Group, Asthma. iHfuerzA &c.
its success is unpaEa ed and most wal textIfy who
have usedIt.
Price Is cents and 50 cents per bottle.
Sold by Marin Palmer. CEAs. Stott. &c, Wash
lnKtOni Clssel. Georgetown; Peel& Stevens, A l.
IN LUzSngeT form. Price l21i and q cents A hoSH
known as flyers Gum Arabic Cough Candy
Drops" as an esgagt pleasant and efhoao ions PM
monIc Iozenge they are unsurpassed. 10 -Sn.
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THE BEST COu6H SYRUP IN THE
Il WORLD,

WILD CHERRY.
This article Is prepared hy chemist. Gnd 10 pro-
nCGnced by medical men, and those Y 10 nave Bs ~
u, 10 DO the best PREPARATION Tor CossAs, Colds,
CdtGTrh, Bronchitis, HOdrSsHsSS, Sore Tkroat
FROM Co!d, and preventive of that hon Of dls-
eases, CoaSHnlpfiOn. ~
Persons who sing should use IT, IL 10 pleasant 70
the tas sottens clears and streug hens the VOICE
aays a irritation Of the throat and lungs, aud pre-
III Bottles Is and 81 cents ind 81. Sold by all
driR. - ~ 20
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WHEN 1 THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w ef6ntt, Lsdles SnG Gentlemen lose one Of Elf
freStoct natural 6ttraCtlons-A Inc head OF hsiT-it
Oooolnes Lister OF serious importance, and tins
question ls " lEt shall We do 10 rtop the keT from
sJ e THIS euery, We beg 10 say, try DR. HAFRiS'
HAlR PROMOTER AND IN proven, few
applications Will stop the hair falling or bTeekiuF,
remove ctndrGf, Keep the scalp clean AID white,
tnd lILSart freshness szd ViEOr to The lair: and
Ataoufh y on ms have B6sn tRlc tv6Ity yeare The
continued use OF 10 two months will larr "a you A
lcxur;ant head OF hair. Cal aid Ests Gotis and N
and ret the price eaid.
Ask for DIR. Rsrrls' Hkir Promoter AID Irn,roysr.
Elst, corner Main snd lsih. ard MAN ala W 81 as.
and IN washington city by IL. ID. GILMAN DTuf,
Sist, BroEnt Hotel Building, Pa. avenue ard r.
". CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ stree. and Pa
e.S1ee. lgl ly
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-09
aaiIp Natlonal Democrat.

SUFFER- CoUNTY.--A correspondent of the
Union, writing from Winn's Ranch, Sutter
county, June 9th, gives the following local
intelligence:
Last Saturday, pursuant to notice. the
neighbors met to consult about building a
Church and Society Hail. They adopted a
Constitution and ordered the society iuco
porated Its objects are to build a Church
ard hall above it. All denominations are to
use the Church, and all societies to use the
hall The: :house is to be 24x45 feet, 81 feet
high, two stories, and is to be frame The
location will be somewhere near Winn's
Ranch. The officers elected were: A. NJ.
Winn. President; B. j. Nordyke, Vice Pres
ident; NJ. J. Turney, Secretary; James H.
Kent, Treasurer; John +. Carr, Messenger
Ii. w. Haskell and jeremiah Nichols, Stew
ards.
The grass up here is very short and all
dying out, except where the water has been
let out on it. The same case with the grain
Hay will be very scarce in this neigh hborhood
Mr.. Gillespie and myself have one thousand
acres fenced in. got the water on about
four hundred acres. On that part the grass
is very good. Fruit is plenty, and vegeta-
tion generally looks well where the water
was let on IL.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-09
WATER CURE AND MOTORPATHIC
ESTABLISHMENT
Electro Chemical Raths.

nR. BARLOW j. SMHTH-GRADUATE
~ Of the New York lIgieO Therapeutic College
has opened first class Water Cure and Mortorpathic
Establishment in Sacramento, in the large and pleas
ant house formerly occupied by Mrs. Tiden, Sew
enth street, between | and J.
The establishment is the first on the Pacific coast
that combines all the advantages of lygenic medca-
on, and is equal to any in the Atlantic States Eu-
rope. Dr. Smith, with his family, resides in theinsti-
tuition, and no pains expense viii be spared to make
it pleasant and health-restoring home for invalds
Those suffering from diseases of the Bye, Bronchial
and Catarrhal affections Diseases of the Heart, Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Constipation, ApopeXy,
Fits, Paralysis. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fever and
Ague, and Fevers of all types Putrid Sore throat,
Group, Scrofuous Diseases, Piles, Prolapsus Inflam-
nation Of the Bowels Chronic and Acute DiarrhGa,
should try the advantages of this Institution before
taking poisonous drugs and thus esseningth the chances
Of recovery.
The arrangements of the Institution particular
y adapted to the successful treatment of uterine dis
and dspacements, curvatures of the spine, etc
Women anticipating confinement will be furnished
with pleasant apartments and the best medical ant
surgical attention and nurses in the State and every
convenience calculated to render parturiton easy
natural.
There is gymnasium forladles as wellas gentlemen
ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS, valuable in Grad
icating poisons, both mineral and vegetable, and In
the treatment OF Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc, will be
administered to paticnts without extra charge.
CANCERS cured by an entirely process.
BONE SETTING.-Dr. Smith is the only one in Cal
fornia possessing the art of Bonesetting
fully practiced by the celebrated Dr. Sweet, of Con-
necticut.
a limited hummer of peraons desiring physolog-
ical diet can be accommodated
Dr. Smith will attend patients in any part of the
city.
Thomas Hill, late of the firm of Hill, Wooster Co.,
will take charge of the busines' department.
TERMS-FOR BOARD AND TREATMENT-S2O
to $50 per week, according to attention re-
quired
Consultations free, verbal or by letter.
Letters of inquiry promptly answered. and circulars
sent on application. BARLOW J. SMITH, NJ. D.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-09

Tue REPUBLICAN CoNvENTIoN.-Sacrament
county sent the following named delegates to
the Republican State Convention, which met
in Sacramento City yesterday. They were
instructed to support Leland Stanford for
the nomination of Governor:
c. T. D. Palmer, n D. Thayer, Julius Burt,
J. E. Miller, A. A. De Long, J. B. Smith,
George l. Lyue, Mark Hopkins, Charles
Crocker Leland Stamford, /. b. Marshall,
S. II. Hall, A. b. Nixon, L. Hermance Al
ternatcs-W. Tims2u, E. Wooson, Paschal
Coggins, George Clark, }. W. Avery, P. W.
Bnrnett, L. Frink, Jacob Sh2w, g W. Miller,
j. r. Ray. j. d. Lord. Charles Bsbb, p. c.
Downs, W. R. Strong, John Herring.
San joaquin county has sent the following
named delegates to the Republican State
Convention
Messrs. Choate, Locke, Ryverson, Staples
and |. s. Locke.
The following delegates have been elected to
the same Convention from Alameda county :
Frank F. Fargo, George Patterson, Gull
lermo Castro, A. NJ. Crane and VIM. Meow
an,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-09

C1y- Science has her heroes, not less than war,
which annihaes all that the former has done for man
kind 1t is something to be celebrated in either sense
or the word and DR.. L. j. CZAPKAY, one Of those
distinguished exiles who accompanied Kossuth in his
flight to America has attained iu the estimation Of
majority OF men, hat high position. graduate OF
the University VI Pcsth acknowledged by the authori
ties ofthe famous JOsephinian Institute OF Vienna, he
had already started upon brilliant careern his native
land, when the War Of the Revolution broke out and
the young practitioner at once enrolled himself upon
the side Of his country's defenders. History has al
ready done justice to the services which he rendered
that OCCASION they have been indorsed by his GEN
eral, well as by his companions in arms, until no
doubt can remain to his merits. So well convinced
Of his skill those among whom he had cast his
lot On this side Of the Atlantic, that the Philadelphia
College OF Medicine cheerfuly accorded him diploma
and the honorary title If A. e. His skill and efficiency
in the treatment Of the certain branch Of diseases TO
which, without regard to the sueers Of disappointed
rivals, he has devoted himself, have become widely
known to need no further Endorsement. Thousands
have been preserved from rretrievable destruconby
timely resort 10 the services of DR.. L. J. Czapkay,
whose Office is at the Medical and Surgical Institute, in
Sacramento street. opposite the building Of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, San Francisco mr2O
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-09

MAIL LINE.-The New York Times, of the
18th of May, says it is currently reported
and on apparently good authority, that re-
organization of the U. S. Mail Line on the
Atlantic side is about to take place, with a
view to a weekly service, for the accommo.
'dation of freight, passengers, treasure and
the mails, to and from California, in alliance
with the Pacific Mail Company, the two con.
Germs to purchase the steamship property Of
Vanderbilt, he to retain an increased inter
est in the Atlantic Company.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-09
ZELEGRAPHTC,
OVER THE STATE LINE.
Arrest OfJOhn III. Tennent--Death i'm the
Hospital--One Days Later News from
the East, &c.

hospltal--One Days Later News from
the East, &c.
/ SAN Francisco, June Sth
The Bulletin of this eveninn says: John
IL. Tennent, of Marysville, was arrested last
night on the complaint of Dewitt G, Stille,
for alledged perjury. Stlle d Ramsay were
prosecuted for swindling Eckman, Tenneut &
20. out OF large amount of money. The
prosecutions were finally discontinued, and
otllle d. Ramsay turned around and com.
menced prosecutions against those who had
prosecuted them. Last week Fuqua was ar
rested on several charges at the instigation
OF Ramsay, and last night Tennent was ar
rested at the instance of Stille A warrant
charging him with perjury was sworn out,
and this was last night, about 10 o'clock,
placed in the hands of an officer, with in
structions that he should proceed directly to
the international Hotel, where Mr.. Tennent
stopped and arrest him. The officer replied
the arrest could as we'll be made in the morn.
ing, but Stille insisted upon its being made
ly gave bond and was released
The young G German who shot himself on
Meiggs wharf, last Saturday night, and was
taken to the hospital, died there yesterday
about p NJ. His name has been given va
riously as Carl Hauser aud Henry Melvin,
but it is not certain that either is correct.
The following dispatch was forwarded
from ST. Louis to Upton, after the overland
mail left, for the Bulletin, and is one day
later than received by other papers last night:
ST. LOUIS, May l6th.-A council of regen-
cy instituted by the Grand Dutchy of Parma
had expressed its adhesion to Piedmont.
The King of Sardinia had accepted the
military dictatorship of Tuscany. The cham
bers of the kingdom of WertemLurg had ex-
pressed sympathy for Austria, and voted a
war credit of seven millions of forins. The
Ambassador had not yet left Paris.
The Sultan of Turkey was preparing for
war.
Omar Pasha was on his way from Bagdad
to Copstantinople. Sardinia had made pro-
posals to the Spanish Government to Join her
in the Italian cause, but Spain intended to
remain strictly neutral
Prince Gotschakoff, in letter to the Bri.
tish Government, does not deny the existence
Of written engagement between France and
Russia, but distinctly discams anything
even bordering on an alliance against Eu-
rope.
The English Parliamentary election had
resulted favorably to the Derby Administra-
ton. The arrival of the Nova Scotia at
Quebec brings news to Wednesday May 4th.
Napoleon's manifesto or declaration of war
against Austria had appeared in the Paris
MOniteur of Sd May. Its purport, however,
had not been received The Bank of France
had raised the rate of discount from to 4
per cent Cotton had again declined in the
English market. Breadstuffs we've quiet at
the late advances Provisions had an up
ward tendency.
At New York on the morning of Monday
the 10th May, the -four market hUd advanced
from l 8 to 81 cts. Mess Pork advanced 20
cents. Grain had also advanced All do.
nestle markets were much excited and spec
ulation was rampant.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-09

PEoPLE's COURT IN CARSON VALLEY. The
following dispatch. dated Genoa, June 7th,
appears in the Union and Standard:
The Peoples Court met pursuant to ad-
journmeht, at Carson City, yesterday.
A resolution was passed that Sides be held
in the sum of $4,000 till Monday, the lst of
September next a resolution passed request
ing the Press not to publish the evidence in
the case. The case was then withdrawn.
AT a Mass Meeting, held at Carson City
yesterday, the following resolutions were
adopted:
ResotUed, That II Convention of the People
of the Territory of Nevada be called to as
semble in Genoa, on the Sth of July ensuing,
to consider the public safety
Resolved That an election for delegates to
said Convention be held throughout the Ter
rtory on the I'd of July next.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-09
Mrxrco.-The following is a dispatch,

MEXICo-The following is dispatch,
dated New Orleans, May 18th:
The Tennessee brings dates from Vera
Cruz to the Sth, and from the City of MeXi-
co to the lst of May. The news is impor-
tant. Great confusion existed in the capital,
where the change in the Presidency is daily
expected, and an outbreak consequently
feared. Miramon was trying TO raise money
from capitalists on a pledge of the Church
property, the Archbishop consenting to the
mortgage. Plots were in existence to oust
Miramon and reinstate Zuloaga. The clergy
had been trying to raise $40,0oO,000 for Mi
ramon, but were unsuccessful On the I'd
inst Miramon issued a decree directing all
the gulf ports to be closed to foreign com
merce
Gen. Robles was at Jalapa with 900 men.
He had issued decree forbdding the pass.
age Of the American mails. The capture of
Guadalaiara, Topic, San Bias, Colima and
Manzanilo, 10y the Liberals is confirmed
Gen Mejia had been eomplety routed 10y the
Liberals, with the loss of 500 prisoners,
among whom is reported himself. The en-
tire position of affairs is squally.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-09

A KNOCK DowX.-A bit of a row occurred
at the st. George Hotel, last evening, be-
tween a couple Of delegates to the Republi-
can State Convention-one from San Fran
cisco, and the other from Yuba county. The
San francisco delegate, it appears, gave the
lie to the Yuba man, when the latter pitched
in, got him down, and event to hurtin' on
him" They were separated by a well known
lawyer of the city, himself prominent Re
publican-Sdc STANDARD, Wednesday.