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WILL SHORTLY CLOSE!-THE RUSSIA
w WAR at Odd FeiloyS' fall M

WILL SHORTLY CLOSE THE RUSSIAN
W X az Odf FeIl0ws' Hall. az
pRiVATk RECEPTIONS AND sOIREEs-
THE CITY ORCHESTRA
Respectfully INFORMS the admirers Of good M8sic
tnat they still attend To the otng of Au- -,
sic2! performances on the Piano and Violin al
at Private receptions and SoIrees. Thsy reg Isavs
ITO assure their patrons that they viii produce Inn
atere1) the beat elections Of stra SIS LAM ar a
Dl,zkI, Juhen, and other approved oompaseTs
~. bj-AnJ number al references lfreQuiTsd. A.
ply at the MUSIC Depot corner Penn aV enae and n
fesIw JOHN l.. ScHEEL, AGENT.
PEAD, BELIEyE, AND IMPROVE YOUR
Destroy sfI sets mag csliy on Coughs, Colds, Igth
ma, Bronchitis, and Consumption. In o.sss OF
Colds one or two bottles Will effect Gu rs al 49,
OF % cents Persons om ell sections ha We ordereJ
oinereht suantltles by express. Ii N purely veFe
tSias; babe can take II without Injary Hhy1rs
been restored to health by il herself fror dees cr
sumption. she recommends At anhesItaungly Ia 81
Decays are danEeroaE. Make imm 81 ate pn,r.tlor
II you wIsn 70 be saved. Apply at No Sss 4 saT~eI
between llth and 18th. az Stort's. car,sr fAsop
avenue aad TN street; Also ~ CulyeTs o0rnor liza
street and Penn. aveuue. de a-Sro
DLUMBING. GAS AND STEAM FITTING
Il IN al his various branches neatly snd promptly
executed.
The best OF wOrkmen from the North are IN ny
employ, and vii guarantee ali work which NAV
be favored with 10 be executed the most 90 TAM
tia and workman hk Q manner.
hsve cons tantly hand a small supBly of Gss
aud Water Fixtures, which csn FURNISH at prices
warranted 10 give satisfaction.
CELADON SNYDER
le next TO Star Ofhea
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~. ILL SHORTLY CLOSE THE RUSSIAN
wv WAR at Odd FeIloWs' Hall. liz

NJ I'LL SHORTLY CLOSE!-THE RUSSIAN
w WAR at odd Fellows Hall. IL
pARABOLA SPECTACLES, Superior TO any
Il other in use, constructed, in aOrdance with
the philosophy OF nature in the peculiar form of
oonGavoI eonyexo eilpss, admirably adapted to the
anordIng altogether the best artificial help to the
human vision ever invented. For sale by
r. X. LUNDY,
es-1w (StatesD So Pennsylvania .venne.
I OOK OUT FOR BARGAINS!
IL
Just arrived ct HAMILTON co.'s Whole
sale aud Retail Depot, the largest and most DOM
plets assortment of SASH DOORS, BLINDS and
MOULDlNGS ever before offered in the Dlstrl ct
Extensive Arrangements have be ia made with the
best manufacturers in the country for a constant
supply OF the best material and workmanship all of
which we can and will sell at lower rates than they
can be bought elsewhere. Ifyou would eoonomi ze
Market.
in n 2w " w HAMILTON r. m
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6. AccIDEST.-Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Robert
v. LaskeT (wheelwIight) was thrown from
spirited and somewhat vicious horse he wa.
riding on Fourteenth strert, and the horse rearing
and falling upon Mr.. l., his leg was badly
crushed and broken. Assistance was promptly
rendered, and be was conveyed to his home ina
Carriage. 'E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-14

Inquest Yesterday all Inquest was held in
the Fifth Ward over the body Of all infant which
had been found the mig ht before on the steps of
Justice McKenna's residence. The general sup
position is that tue parents Of the infant were
Unable to bury 1t, and placed II where IL wouid
receive the attention of the city authorities with
out exposing the poverty OF the parents. II was
a white child between one and two " eeks old
The jury returned as verdict that they were
unable to decide the cause Of death
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THx RUSSIAN WAR WILL SHORTLY CLosx
Our readers will perceive by the advertisements
In another column that the dioramas at Odd Eel.
lows Hall will shortly close. We urge moon an
who have not witnessed this Exhibition TO do so
early IL Is one of the best treats ever offered N
our chi sns in the shape Of an entertainment.
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.1asss.s. 4 \ aI X3sE RWisss g
ksasisssoiS. r. ~. Ssr issS & 'a' 1S Ssri
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DoNNELLT's coScEar Roox, corner Of Sixth
street street and Pennsvivania avenue, was crowded On
saIu.dAy aigbt, We hear.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-The case Of Doe Dem Re.
oecca j. Washington ct al, agt. Geo F. Clark,
sur. Hiram, occupies the Court to-day. This
half II the plaintiff.
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IN UBlN,s ExTRACTs. all edoss,st GIBBs's
| IL Hair Store, near 18th street. and st his sales
| oarns. uudss Willara'a hotsL = 4 p sun
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He, FOR MOUNT VERNON twill be perceived
from an advertisement In another column OF the
Star, that the steamer Thomas Collyer is, until
aer the close Of the present session of Conc ress
70 run 10 mount Vernon three times a week
me large Increase In the number Of strangers
@ asnington makes this change neces-
who has not yet stood at the tomb Of Wasbinyton
should fall to avail him herself of The on1or
tunity OF doing SO the trips of the Collyer afford
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FREELY GIVEN TO tax PooR-The poor and
needy suffering from bad Colds. Coughs, or other
lung complaints, will receive a bottle of Mrs Gard
ners unrlvalled Indian Mediciue gratuItousv by
appllea ton at Weeks d Potter's, I54 Washing ton
sueet, Doston. fe 9-lw
WEBBING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap, at
the PhIladep hla Confectionery, corner i2th and r
streets. Ice Cream and Wafer Ices 50 cents per
suaft. ia Him
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-01

New York at clock, A. NJ Portsmouth at * o'ek NJ
PBi 5It@a,Ps * 7 \ WgaGn At T. #
F2r Augsta Charleston and the South, via tie Manches
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or any otbe
points on the James River with James River boats
carly next morning after leaving Baltimore ~
~ P2Ssehgers for Edenton, Plymouth, Newborn Wash.
lngton, Weldon GOdsb0ro BeauSt. Warsaw Rae;gb and
agreeable route. ~ N x 'EIITTS. anu
Baltimore, Sept. 1855 ~ p-.ai.iLe,,.
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Sbipping.

FOR CALLAO via SAVANNAH
The ship "RIyAL,n Captain Kelley, 1000 tons,
will be dispatched above the 10th prox For freight
toeither of the above ports apply te
HORRELL Il RANDALL,
m r ExcIo
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A1aszs1.zs7z'ls7
Bail 20aAs.
Ia @a Ct PHILADELPHIA,

Ia sa @ss.a....E1 PHILADELPHIA,
;, ,n1 rE2gzs 2 RAAz#$aIsS aHazS4
s9S after viii MoE sRvs ET % bRS6 5S
nETPRESS TRAIN at o'clock NJ, WAY MAIL at 12
,n Er9m pPRiiADEtFifG to BlIrIMoRE at sA.M,1pM
ON Sundays S m54oP M only. All the trains connect
GF4cEE a en 5 Sateqy
CLOCK l. NJ FOR STAFFORD. DELAWARE
Passengers leaving baltimore $50 NJ connect at vii
mngtom with 2IO NJ tain and P n from Baltimore
N0TCE-AI colored persons whether bond or Will,
ally Known to the Undersigned who will be ifS0n
bond to the Company before they will be passed over any
n29tf WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent.
Elssss Cd FOR THE -
f7rFTTShE AND oH KICK E1f HF5 ToUTH
On and after November 18th, 1855, the trains will
Leave Camden Station Baltimore-Mail Except Sunday
T VIZ n e. EYEff S4ily at 5Q5 fAEf$ 81
reaches Cumberland $40 and Piedmont at no P NJ and
t lies oyer next morning The Express goes directly
p.,,r.,- D ,FoR W4T PASSENGERS.
between admn a6d IN sdmon 5t take the 80 n train
FHE FREEk f K TRSN tT an GT
aH Tf fT2p Fl trG% },Ti At t A a. cp ~
4 A M and $3.50 NJ, and Ellicos Mills at 80 A. NJ and
F0R BASHINGT0N AND THE SOUTH
Leay S s sa%oe "a At and ~ and sop
Baltimore at 10 and As A. NJ and 20 and 49, n I9
Sundays at $40 P NJ. only. The second and tli trains
fourth trains from Balti%org and Washington connect with
For tickets Of every kind information &C. apply to T
D. Agent or at the Ticket Office Camden station.
W. p. SMITH,
l.. NJ COLE, General Ticket gent ngztf
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
d. - b ss,s.s..;.s
WLNTER ARR1NGENFNT
PASSENGER trains leave Calvert Station, Baltimore as fol-
FOR THE WEST
st The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday excepe at Is
A. arriving at Harrisburg at y NJ there CONNECTING
with the Express ,3s;. Mail Train for '''-7
arriving in Ptsburg u A. NJ Leave Pttsburg bv FL,
s IRAN ana arrive at Chicago at A NJ Ceayeand at
at2S0 n and St Louis at I3O P NJ III 0'''iil"''
"a Inc Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily lsun
gay EXCEPTED. at 10 r N at Harrisburg at NJ
over the Railroad arriving in Pittsburg at 80
Az M, chicago at NJ Leave Columbus P and ar
Till. rr,i, L.. on SGNRI TEN1TG "' Lou l. NJ
trains as ab at r NJ connecting at Harrisburg with
36 hours to.......................... CHICAGO
IS -SGTTNG dH2
FOR THE NORTH
lst The Mail Train leaves Calvert Station at sI5a NJ
day Except sunday arriving in Harrisburg at 70 ~ n
te rai ors at oSO T. j., and Emira at 800 NJ, where
I'd The Buffalo and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
81 NJ Williamsport 1880 a. NJ Eimira at 4 ssnd
ALI THE I'll CTEs SS9bbnGS GRs at EmTq VIII trains
at Hn2 with trains for Suspension Bridge, thence
GA%&b f &SB TIE fEWWEE fPr ~ P Y6Ff f
please aSpy E ~ n9 fgrtef correct and reliable Information
OF calvert and Franklin streets, Baltimore.
IT ~ n,-,,, &C., c. C. ADREON, Superintendent
.s4.. s ~ ..sss AGenL d2stf
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-27
1000 Agents Wanted.

NVERY YB0DY'S LAWYER AND COUNSEL.
IA .OR IN BUSINESS, containing plain and sim.
pie instructions TO everybody for transacting their bu-
siness according to law, with legal forms for drawing
the various necessary papers connected Herewith to-
gether with the laws of all the states for collection Of
debts property exempt from execution. mocha hanic's
liens, execution If deeds and mort cages, rights OF
married women dowers, usury Wills &e. BY FBAHK
CROSBY. Esq. Of the Philadelphia Bar. Ss4 pages,
limo.
An entirely work the subject adapted TO
the wants OF every citizen Of the United States Sim
gle copies by mail to any address, receipt Of
price, 81 90 or in law style of binding, Sl,2S.
1000 agents wanted to canvass for it, with whom
liberal arrangements will be made. Apply to or ad-
dress JOHN y. POTTER, Publisher,
No. 6l7 SAMSON ST.. adsphis.Pa.
September 20, 1859 alma.
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The Widow wicks.

The dearest, dantiest little creature
Was this bewitching widow Wicks;
Youth painted every blooming feature
The tender bloom Of thrty-six,
Her neck was like the lily white,
(The lily-whitc that druggists mix,)
And like the carmine saucer bright
Was either cheek of widow wicks.
To gaiy toss her glossy ringlets
Was one OF her most graceful tricks;
One knew not In those ancient winglets
What false plumes with the true m ght mix.
In Beecker street. 2020,
brown stone palace built of bricks,
Where nice young men were always plenty,
Boarded the lovely widow Wicks.
She boarded there; with smiles coauettish
She came to breakfast, dinner, tea;
Though all the rest were cool or pettish,
She laughed and talked in childish glee.
With many bright light-feathered arrow.
She strove some stray heart to trarshx;
Yet, TO her great chagrin and sorrow,
She still remained sweet widow Wiclls,
AT last there came a wealthy mser-
man some seventy odd years old;
He seemed to duly love and prize her;
And she--she duly priced his gold.
Too blind he was for any lenses
To show him true her pretty tricks;
He minds not what his foe or friend says
He marries charming widow Wicks
Alas, the day on which he did on
IL proved the sorriest of his life;
For soon he learned charming widow
Was not, perforce a charming wife.
She spent his gold like so much water,
Instead of kisses, gave him kicks,
And did so much she hadn't ought to,
lie wished her once more the widow Wicks.
One night he died-twas rather sudden
She may have choked him--none could say.
No one could see the stain of blood on
Such weeds as her fair form array.
She is so rich and so angelic
Her smiles and tears so sweetly mix,
She cannot long remain a relic,
This widow Larks-late widow Wicks.
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Death of MiMistcr Mason.

The telegraph briefly states that the Hon Jno
Y. Mason, U. s. Minister 10 the Court OF France,
died of apoplexy on the Bird inst.
Mr. Mason has occupied his present position
about six years, having been appointed by Pres
ident Pierce in 1883. A native oil Virgiaia, tho
Congressional and other Offices awarded TO him
by that State, were the consequence Of his fami-
ly influence, rather than OF any extraordinsy
talents and political expedency was the occa-
sioa of his selection for the Off Ice which he held
at the time Of his death. 1t is not high com.
pliment to say that he was aboat equal to the
average OF American Ministers. Gin Gag.
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A Scene i'm the Late Chinese Battle.
Tho China correspondent Of the New York
Times, all eye witness to the Peiho affair, writes
as follows,
Between six aud seven ?. A., the Commodore
having rendered all the assistance in his power,
the Tocy- Wan came to anchor between the
Fnnch gun-boals and the Comman er. There the
shot flew thick aud iast and finding ourselves
directly in the line OF the fire, ths Commodore
ordered the position of the steamer changed and
we moved about hundred yards, after having
been there about two hours, during which time
ball passed under the awning, between it and
I'll deck, within Ave teet OF the spot where Capt.
Pearson and | were standing, watching the Ian
ding OF the treops-for the attack.
This was he most terrific sight Of the whole.
As the boats approached, the forts and all the
water batteries opened most deadly fire, aud
we could see the men fall in the boats. They
moved steady on TO a landing place, wkere, as
they toushed the shore, the fire again opened up
on them and the poor fellows were seen to fall
in crowds. II is estima ted that of the six
hundred composing the storming party, one
hundred at least had fallen before they had
reached the shore.
There the nose terrible fate awaited the survi.
vors Landing, at the approach of night, upon
shore OF which they Were entirely ignorant, at
low water, but with a fast rising tide, they sooa
found that they were separated from the FORTS
first, BY mud and water waist deep second by u
ditch filled with water which no man could cross
without swimming; and third, by another ditch
filled with sharp iron spikes. The 500 survivors
soou saw that there was no safety but in retreat.
One OF the officers told me that by the time they
had crossed the first ditch, there was not weap-
on that would fire, so wet had BECOME their am
munition. Their retreat was as fatal as their
landing. The Chinese sent up fire-rock, Is, and I,
by their light shot down The men, who could
not return the fire. About 4 o'clock P. NJ, the
survivors, with such OF their wounded compan-
ions as thy could assist, began returning 10
thrir ships. From that time till daylight.
officers and men were coming abord the Toey-
Wan, where thy were furnished with refresh
men,s and provided with resting place.
As you may imagine, we did not sleep much
that night When the day dawnSd, the portion
of the squadron engaged in the fight was per-
feet wreck. Random shots had been kept up
during the night and many OF them had taken
effect. Less than holf of the land force had es.
oaped unhurt. 1t is estimated that three hun.
dred OF them had bcea killed. On board the
ships eight officers had been killed and twenty
three wounded. The number of men has not yet
been asc. rtained. All the vessels were more or
less disabled, aud three of the gun -boAts--the
Eee the Plover aud the K"strel- Were entirely
DESTROYED.
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Some PoTATo Mr. M. J. Splitter OF Bloom
tp. has left at our Office a specimen potato of his
raising, which is a "whopper," weighing when
dug lbs. 1t consists Of four distinct lobes join
forms us that from 270 hills, he raised 80 bush
els of potatoes. Who can beat il? This is a
proliSc season for potatoes and Republican vic
tories : FiEn TribHnS
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O., THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-27

the Interests of Wood County, Politics. Literature Agriculture, Education
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The good people of ST. Anthony are hav,
ing good deal Of sport over proposed bal.
loon ascension got up by one Wilson, who was
to be the eronaut in Chef assisted by Augustus
Crofutt of the Ste Anthony Ntws. Angus us
feeling considerably elated. and willing to do the
fair thing, sent sn invitation TO a young lady
TO ascend with him, who, we understand, accep.
ted. A sentimental young gentleman, learning
OF her determination, addressed her the follow
ing lines:
''Forbear, sweet girl, the task forego,
And thus our anxious troubles end;
That yOn will mount full well we know,
But greatly fear you'll ne'er descend.
"When angels see a mortal rise,
So mild, so beautiful and fair.
They'll WOO her spirit to the skies.
And keep their angel sister there"
By some means or other, the above lines fell
under the eye Of another gentleman friend of the
young lady, who knew Augustus Cesar" like a
book and who at once put the finishing touch
upon them. thus:
"That gracesss chap with whom you fly,
Despite fall you do or say,
When sailing in the upper sky,
Will get you in the milky way"
Fortunately for the young lady, the balloon
did not 60 up.
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TRRMs--0ne twelfth part OF the purchase money
10 be paid at time Of SALE and the balance in eleven
equal annual installmenH with annual interes there
on. f tt
No bid taken for lsss than the appraised value
and each lot will he sold separate to the gheEt bid
der therefore. JAMES W. ROSS, Co. Auditor,
Auditors OAiss Wood Co. 4. rs-sf.ni $50
0sL 9th, 1859. 4H tf0t
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NO. XXV

ting ready 10 convey horses and men from here.
to pursue the riot RS iato any State or locality
where they may have fl4d, This is by order Of
The President at the request Of Gov. Wise.
L,TEsr TgLEoR trH News FROM HAppsR's
FEERf.--Brown, the leader ot the Harpers Fer.
~ lnsurrecton, although having nine wounds, is
likely to recover. In his pocket were found
$500 in gold. aud important pspers showing that
the plot was known in various parts OF the
country. IL seems that he never had but twenty
two men at any one time that belonged TO the
organization; but he expected re Inducements
from several Slave States; aud that he had pro-
v!dcd arms sufficient for $4,000 men, including
1000 tevolvcrs, IS Sharp's rifles, a thousand
spears, and an abundance OF powder aud fixed
ammunition.
A bushel of letters were discovered from ali
parts OF the country, among them one or two
from Gerriu Smith and Fred Dluglss
There we've five citizens and fifteen insurgents
killed, and three citizens and Ave insurgents
wounded in the affair
constitution providing for Provisional
Government was found among the papers.
Cook, the second in command in this extraor4
binary affair, has escaped.
LAST DIsPArcH.--The insurrection at Hsrpsr's
Ferry has been entirely suppressed. All the
outlaws were either killed or arrested by the u.
s. Marines. All freight and passenger trains are
again working with entire regularity and safety.
No damage has been done to any portion Of the
railway track, trains or other property.
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school Lands for Sale.

THE undersigned will offer for sale nt PUBLIC
l. auction. at the door fths CoUrs House in Wood
County Ohio Saturday Nov. ID, 1859, at the hour
ofll o'clock A. NJ, the following School Lands situa-
ted In Sc cton IL. Unied States Reserve, dyi
ded and annraised aS follows to VIII:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-03
VOL III.
TIE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
oA1LY AND wEEKLY-
BY A. S. RANDALL & co.
A. s. RANDALL, s. p. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER
Q. W. BLooR, W. BJULwARE, J. o. HEATLEY,
J. Il. RIDGE.
Publishers and Proprietors.
TERMS OF THE DAILY:

0Fcs corner Etide, Lane and Second Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-03
Glad Tidings for the Weak and
Sick, DysPeptic Rheumatic, Or
Neuralgia Sufferer.
HAVE YOU
SICK WIFE, BROTHER, SISTER,
or Euricrnd.

Tell them that when every remedy has failed when
they have been doctored TO death with Mercury
Sarsaparilla and other popular deusions; when from
whatever cause, they become lank, languid and ang
to try most blessed Herbal Concoetion. try
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-03

PER WEEK FTFTY CFVTS
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-03
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

ec- Beware of injurious Counterfeits and Imta-
tons never buy this unless The of T. Jones and
j. Webber are on the top oFthe outside wrapper and
also blown in the glass.
When lovely woman stoops to folly, and fnds her
hair is turning grey, her Teeth dark yellow with mel
ancholy, she weeps and sghs and sighs for many a
day. The only hope her loss to cover, is LAFONr'S
| famed SOAP TEETH ROOT to try, and with snow
white Teeth to meet her lover. And if her Hair is
coarse, grey dryslky, soft, dark twill he made to
| live by JONES CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE. Let
her but try them she'll not repent, but find them more
| than here represent
These fine articles sold for 25 and fifty cents al
every Drug Store in California.
Love loves to kiss the lip that apart unfurs
White, gliStenng, snowy teeth, like spovss pearls
| Such breath, such teeth as ever Love wonld suit
Are made by Lafont's Jamaica Soap Teeth Root.
And the worst hair soft, fine, and dark does live,
Touched by Jones Coral Hair Restorative
pure clear skin is given, from which defects eopt
When washed with Jones' Italian Chemical Soap.
| Aud the price is only 20 and 80 cents for each.
! Lafonts West India Soap Tooth Root whitens and
poshes the Teeth. purifes the breath, and cleanses
the tongue, mouth, hardens the gums, sc.
JONES ITALIAN SOAP makes discolored, eruptiye
skin fine and white, and is fine Shaving Soap
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE forces the
hair to grow dark stops its falling dresses and beau
titles it.. They are the most superb preparations made
and one trial will delight any one who uses them.
Sold at the above price az every Drug Store in Cali
ifornA Agents PARK & WHITE,
jy6-3m San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-03
THE WEEKLY DNMoCRAT

Is published every Saturday mot.lrg, and contains
twenty eight columns of reading matter. The aim OF
she pni fishers will be to make 1t a good paper and
suitable erng for riendsin tn Atlantic StatesE
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-03
JAMES PATRICK IL CO..
l23-3m SOLE AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA.
A N ORDINANCE to donnte ave hnndred do

A N ORDINANCE to donate five hundred dol
IA lars to the Agricultural, Horticultural and Me-
chanics' Society for the Northern District of Calfor
mia.
The Mayor and Common Council Of the city of Ma
rysville do oIdain as follows
Section l.. The sum Of five hundred dollars is here
by appropriated to the Agricultural, Horticultural and
Mechanics Society for the Northern District of Cali
fornia, donation to be used towards defrayng the
expenses OF Fair to be held in Marysville the last
week of the present month, to-wit: August, 1859.
Section 2. The Clerk of the city is authorized and
directed to draw his warrant upon the Cen raj Fund
In favor OF the Treasurer of the aforesaid Society for
the sum Of five hundred dollars after the pas
of this ordinance, and its approval by the May
or there money in the aforesaid fund to pay the
same, not previously appropriated.
hereby certify the above 10 be an ordinance passed
by the Common Council of the city Of Marysville at
special meeting, August 10th, 1869.
...... Witness my hand and the corporate seal OF
l. s.: said city, this 1lth day Of August A. D. 1859.
''''' TH0S. L. PARISH
City Clerk.
Approved WAI SINGER, Mayot