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Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-27

Syrup OF Yellow Dock, S0rsRP0rlIIa, and
IOdkde OF Potash.
wouldinform my patrons and friends that lean
guarantee my Concentrated Syrup of Yellow Dock,
sarsAparillA and Iodide OfPotash,as the very best
preparation ofsArsapGrilla now in use.
Wesmply ask atrial Of this medicine. 1! is fur
nShed TO the trade In boxes, containing one dox bot
ties each and supplied upon the
Ample directions accompany each bottle.
Applyto s. L. WATTS,
Wholesale DrugglstJ
First street, MarysVilie.
For sale by lE. ?. SPENCE,
je5N Druggist, so Main street, Nevada
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-27
Sperial 9Otires.

Important 10 TFaveleKs.--From and after
this date will carry passengers to or from the boats
at the reduced price Of FIFTY CRNTs, instead
Of one dollar, as heretofore charged
January IL, 1859. GEO. w IAun1N
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-27

At seems that RheumasJsm, Deafness,
Neuralgia, Swollen and stiG Joints and other Com
plants to which all subject have lost all their
terrOrs. Prof. De Graths Electric Oil is warranted
to relieve any in short space of time and with
a trilng expense.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-27
jan25-1rn

For quick and permanent cure OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Pains in the
side and breast Soreness Of breast and lungs Night
sweats Inflammation Of the Lungs and Throat, moth
ing in the 70 m Of medicine equals DIR. WISTAR'S
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY for any of the above
named diseases, and we sincerely trust that all who
afflicted may test its excellence. The genuine has
n fac sime Of the signature Of Henry Wistar NJ d.
Philadelphia and Sanford Park, on a finely execu.
ted steel engraved wrapper. Therefore, be cautious
None else is genuine; all else is spurious, worthless
and deleterious. For sale by
PARK WHITE,
1872 Washington street,
San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-27
PATENT MEDICINES.

r. H. MCDONALD & Co., Wholesale Druggists,
139 Street, Sacramento.
Agents for all the principal PATENT MEDICINES In
the United States. X. MCDONALD & CO.,
l39 street. Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-27
CERTIFICATE OF JOHN WILLIAMSON.

/, John williamson Attorney at Law, Huntington,
Pa, do certify that Prof De Graths Electric Oil is
infallible for rheumatic pains. My wife, who for so
time past has been greatly afflicted and unable to
walk has been restored by the application Of this Oil
almost instantaneously, and cheerfully recom-
mend 1t to Others. JOHN WILLIAMSON.
Can be had at the principal Drug stores. and for
sale by RICE, COFFIN l. CO., Agents.
97 and 30 ID street, Marysve.
PARK WHITE,
Agents for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street, opposite the Market,
jan25-lm San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-27

hyou Wantto smoke something veryf fne,
Thentry John s. Bowman's Genuine.
NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE.
leo Cor. 81 and n sts, Maryuville.
HOllO"ay's OinIment.-sore leg and all ul
GERS, eruptons, and injuries of the aesh heal kindly
and swiftly under the operation Of the Ointment and
the Pills, by their gentle aperent action assist the
cure. Sold so Maiden Lane, N Y.
CAUTION.-FISH'S INFALLIBLE HAIR RE.
SToRATlVE, now so extensively patronized by the
inhabitants Of the Pacific coast needs no better
of its popularity than the fact that certain parties
wishing to build up fortune the foundation II has
already laid have been induced to put up an inferior
article, under the name Of premium Hair Tonic ~
representing It to have taken the -st Premium at the
State Fair Marysville. This Is false as "P1sH's R
RESTORATIVE" was the only article of the kind 10
which the First Premium Of Diploma was awarded
Justice to an article which the proprietor has been at
vast expense to place before the public is deemed
sufficient apology for publishing this caution especi-
ally as the vendors of the so-caled "Premium Hair
Tonic" have substantially copied the advertisement
OF the genuine article. The Diploma awarded "FIsH's
HAIR RESTORATIVE be seen at the principal Denot
l39 Sacramento street, San Francisco.
RICE, COFFIN eco,
Wholesale and Retail Agents
MorV cr,fIIa
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-27

N Z L . D Q n II A L I
FIGHTs OF TUIrrON-honddy and Friday EUenin0s
for the General Class
For Private Lessons, etc, apply at the Hall on the
above evenings.
The Class at Yuba City every Saturday Evenin0
The "Lnncers' Quadrile," "Comet Waltz" and all
Fashionable Dances are taught. dec1-m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-27
SACRAMENTO DRUGGISTS.
h. HI. MCDONALD & co. d,
LMPO1TrNa
Wholesale DRUGGISTS,

We respectfully invite all dealing in line to call
and examine our large and well selected stock Of
Drugs and Medicines, Druggists Glassware,
Oils and Paints, Retorts and Crucibles,
Lard and Sperm Oils, Corks and Acids
Camphene and Linseed oil Surgical Instruments,
Fresh terbs, Dental do
Perfumery, Patent Medicines,
Assayng Materials, Soda Material
Brewers Material,
With complete assortment Of almost every article
kept in large Wholesale Drug Store, all OF which
offer low, II not lower, than they be bought
elsewhere in this State.
R.H. MCDONALD &CO.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-27
PARK & WHITE,

Street,
San Francisco.
RICE, COFFIN CO., Druggists,
jan25-1m Agents at Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-27

NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
te6 Cor. 9d and y sts, Narv-viue
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-27
climbing. PERPETUAL & MONTHLY

TUST RECEIVED and for sale cheap
- 200 bags choice Australia Seed Wheat
BY S. G. WILLIAMS,
deciT Nos. A and 46 street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-27
NOtiOo-

iyou "antto o'mokesomethng very hne,
Then try John s. Bowman's Genuine.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
The obtnse Judge.

A certain California Judge was noted for
his obtuseness in all cases where there was
a laugh to come In. s. On one occasion the
District Attorney desired to hayea case con-
tinued, in which one Sarah, Mony was a
witness, and she was absent-he remarked:
-. Your Honor, cannot try this case with
ont Sarah Mony'as (eeremeny); there was
some laughing, but his Honor couldn't see
the point 80, !. - ss.i o. a
tss A few days after as he was riding home
alone, the revelation of the fun of the At
torney's remark flashed suddenly on his
mind-he laughed immoderately. and con-
tinued laughing very loudly she rode up
to his door. His wife, attracted by the un-
usual phenomena of the Judges merriment,
came out and inquired. -
sWhy, my dear, what are you laughing
"I'm laughing, at one of the District At
torhey's jokes. aud 'straighway1 the Judge
collapsed again in convulsive fit of laugh
ter.
Io.'Wellg what was the joks2s' said the wife.
why, y replied the Judge, ''the Attor-
-ney said, when urged him to proceed with
the trial of case, Sir, cannottry it with
out Mary Monyr' - a
Z t.But," said the wife, 81 don't see the
point.o that joke. %
s.Ner neither, Just now, y said the Judge
musingly, ''but did few minutes ago !''
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
Old Proverbs.

Better Be The Read Of Yeomanry than the
Ek9 gefSYs 8 ~, IflH
Beware Of q silent water.
Icrqk shafsgFsg ia ;she sapIing.k !.
There is many good wife who cannot
sing 6r d4nessNeE sS9bIH
You viii never have a friendif you. .u1sss
have one without q failing.
Lean liberty is better than fat slavery.
z ,That,s but an empty purse .thaf p fab OF
other folks money. bn@ -
: One might as well be ont of the. Eorlda aS
to be leYed By nobody In It. Rs;@ = :
). He that knows useful thiags, and not he
that knows many things, Is the wise man.
As va must render an account OF every
idle word, 50 must We Likewise Of our idle
80 He is worthless fellow who lives. for
himself - - : 5. - e E
Depend on no fortune but conduct. 2 2, Pc 's
Begin in life With but Hitle show; you
may increase it afterwards. -
Advise not what is the most pleasant, but
the most useful. ,zg 81 eae
Be eontented and thsnkfnl:7a cheerful,
spirit makes labor light, sleep sweet, and ALI
around cheerful - Ss
If youth is blunder, manhood is struggle
aud age regret.
IL The sunshine of life is made up of very
little beams that are bright all the time.
A friend that you buy With presents viii
be bought from you. n zzeto9
It is through inward health that We enjoy
all outward things. ssz..;.ea. ef
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

There is neighbor S.. He's content
with his farm, and believes that draining is
too costly to be praeticed, and sheds viii
not pay as protection to stock. He leaves
a dilapidated fence IN front of the dwelling,
backed by row of scraggy peach trees.
His woodward is in front of his house.
consisting of an unsighty pile of green
logs, to be cut up as occasion requires
His bafnila the roof decayed and ragged,
with the boards here and there missing from
the sides; an open yard, where all winter a
-iss herd of lowing cattle may be seen, pinehed
with cold. trampling their fodder under their
-ozg feet. Farming implementsl they are few
and simple. Go into the road, and there by
SIS the fence-where they are carefully placed
when not in use-you will see them. An
old wagon, with an older box, stands there,
as fesdy 10 drop TO pieces 5y its own weight
sssiaa threercorneredis drag rests confdingly
sz7 against it; while little way off is the plow,
which by the wear and tear it is subjected
to might be referred to any age since Me-
.thussleh.s sNeighboF S. belieyes one
e, plcW will answer for all purposes and
all soils, and thinks new inventions in this
line humbugs. Ia the spring he yokes a
pair of poor, starved oxen, that have lain
out to freeze IN his open yard all winter.
hitches them to his plow, and proceeds to
yss spring blowing. He usually gifts into his
field by letting down the fence; an easy task,
by the way, and that till he cannot easily
make it worse. He usually begins in wet
weather, as his team is too light to plow
when it is dry. He plows shallow, for his
49, team IS not strong enough to pillow deep
- He doesn't subsoil it would take another
esssteari.s When harvest comes, he wonders
why his fields yield but half a crop
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
Our Changing Climate.

Washington. Irving speaks of our climate
in the following terms: es
''Here let us say a word in favor of those
vicissitudes of our climate which are too Of
ten made the subject of exclusive repining.
IF they annoy us, they give us one of the
most beautiful in the world. They give us
the brilliant sunshine of the south of Eu-
rope with the fresh yerdure ofethe north.a
They float our summer sky with gorgeous
tints of fleecy #hiteness, and send down
cooling showers to, refresh the painting earth
and keep it green.sJ Our seasons are full of
sublimity and beauty Winter with US
hath none of its proYeFbia1 gloom. Itmay
have its bowling winds and chilling frosts and
whirling snow sterms-but it has also its
long intervals of cloudlessz sunshine, when
the snow clad earth gives redoubled bright
ness to the day, when at night the stars
beam with intensest lustre, or the moon
floods the whole landseap with her limpid
radiance. II And the joyous outbreak of
spring; bursting at once into leaf and bios
som, redundant with vegetation, and yocif-
erous with life and the splendorof summer,
Its morning voiuptuousness and evening
glory, its airy palaces and sunlit clouds
piled up in deep azure sky--and gust of temp
ests of almost tropical grandeur, when the
forked lightning and believing laundering
sSoney from the battlenents Of heaven shake
the sultEy atmosphere; and the sublime mel
anchoiy of our autumn, magnificent In its
decay, withering down the pomp of a wood
land country, yet rejecting back from its
yellow forests the golden serenity of the
sky. Truly we may well say that in our
climate The heavens declare the glory OF
God ard theI armament shoKeth His han
diwork. Day unto day uttereth speech,
and night unto. night showeth knowledge. ;"
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
ApPETIrE FOR ToBAcco.-

APPETITE FOR ToBAcco.-As almost ev-
cry person is disguised with the use of to-
baceo, we give what is highly recommended
to Is as convenient ana effcisnt removal
of the appetite for tobaceQ y hepszer the
the mouth with water and relief is instantly
sfFectsEhsand ne sarsssRsafedasy many per-
sons Of yeracity, that if this method is per-
severed in for q short time the appetite for
tobacco will entirely cease. -
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
KANSAS CITY
WESTERN METROPOLITAN"

- i An Anti-LeeomptOn Paper,
Published Weekly, at Kansas City, Missouri.
CONTAINS full Commercial and Monetary
" Reports, together with all the latest news of
importance throughout the entire country, making
it desirable journal for both the counting house
of the Merchant and the fire side of every family.
TERMs:
Single copy, one year, 50 90
Five copies, one year, TO the same Office 90
Ten copies. on year, TO the same Office. Is 90
Fifteen copies ono year, to the same Office, 1e IS
Twenty copies, one year, to the same office, 20 90
u An extra copy be given to the getter up
of clubs of fifteen and twenty u ss
u No paper viii be sent TO subscribers unless
Subscriptions received at the Office of THE KAN
sss NEWS Persons renittiRg to the publishers
viii please address
s BATES gibson,
nov27 s5.s.Es - 49,. Kansas City. Mo-
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

The Louisville Journal says: GA New
York paper is discussing the effects of the
Ocean Telegraph. We think it died with
out leaving any
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

The Mississippi legislature has passed a
Jaw granting divorces to all parties who
have lived separate and apart three years.
A tide of emigration may be expected to
set towards Mississippi.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

s.My dear wife, I wish you would try tc
keep your temper" 'sMy dear husband,
wish you would try to get rid of yours"
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

A SAFE has been invented which locks on
- the inside. aud 1essssS SnoA key hole or other
opening, a cleck~vork within opens it at
an hour regulated By being set before the
sIqaHRbskg ID -
af ~ - yssssss
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
Saturday, :::::: January ss. 1853.
aE0fsz 3 s. Ze.I * he

Term
When was little boy, says Or. Frank
lin. I remember one cold winter morning L
was accosted BY smiling man with an axe
!1s sssss ysas laEBsi gllsssssas s .F.s ssss
sir" said I. .tYou are fine little felioW w.
said he, .swiII you let me grind my axe on
It? Pleased With the compliment of the
fine little fellow 80 yes, = answered
sd . ss-itfsdoWnzin ihe.s 2. and tou will
my fitfIs fellow, said be, patting me on the
sshsa4, sges' me a fttls hoF wzter 90 Could
a. s.ss I refnss2s i ran and soon bFought kestls
kga aiasd Ge iif ySa taf sas Is ss
fs;szzersplys 81 am. sure you one efIthe finest
little fellows that 4 ever saWAwill syou just
ayturn few minutes for smesHd Tickled at
the fatterys ike fool went to work, and
bitterly did I rue the day.s-It was new
axe, and Soiled and tagged till was al
most tired to death. qhe'school bell rang,
and could not get away :zmy ? hands were
b1isLered, the axe was sharpened. and. the
man turned to me with, Nov. you little
rascal, you've playsdaaahts ssscad t5s school
or you'll rue Alss taopgst ]. it Is hard
be called a lHleFrasesl jwhs too muehsF 1t
sunk deep into my mind, and often have T
thought of ii since. when see a mer-
..su chant oyeEpolits TO his customers, begging
r-i1 them to fake little brandy, and throwing
.sbis goods sn the counter, thinks I that man
has got. an axe to grind When see man
III hattering the people, making great profess
sion of attachment to liberty who is in
a, private life tyrans methinks, look out,
good people, that fellow would set you
turning : grindstoae.s sNhenSEsee man
hoisted into Office by party spirit, without
single useful qualification to render him
respectable or useful, alas del4ded peoples,
you are doomed for q. season ato turn the
grindstone for body sB
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

ssABibls and anawspaper in every house
and good snhoel in every district, ell stud
led and appreciated as they merit, are the
s-cisil liberty Franklin. ssseAf = -
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
lBeoks, stationery etc.,

o.. VII u 80
'sssls't op - LAWRENCE, KANsAs.
shEALER In eIl kisEs ofnessszg sss8 II n-oF
DBookss Statieaerys Periodicals, ests
would cali the at1eAtion Of the public t6 hisz1sw
sHd large seek Of geoas, vlzich is superior 10
anything Of the kind ever offered TO the Kansas
public. HIS stock Of 20 - sszzssss7 - :
WRITING PAPERS, ENVELOPES, INKS, &c.
is paassttiSdsasiAEIy fns.l He has sia0 on hand
~ lAHL KINDS oF SCHOOL books
now used in the Territory .s7fsa - p - -
Fancy Articles, Periodicals, all the popHlar
Magazines OF the day,s Music and Musical 9nstru-
II Reeoliset tIs place-ssn the New Post ofce
Building on Massachusetts, stsees, Lawrence.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

Praise not the unworthy. though they
roll in riches.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

Extravagance andimprogidenceend at the
prison door. 4.qsq
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
WESTERN JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.
Daily. Tri-W eekIy and Weekly.

Daily, Tri-W eekly and Weekly.
THIS journal is one Of the oldest newspapers
/ 4 in the far West, and is devoted to the com
mercial and agricultural development of
a zTY SOUTHERN KANSAS, ~
South West Missouri, and the country contiguous
Kansas City is the great depot for the trade of
the rich country south and south west, and as her
markets control the prices of the interior it is in
dispeRsable that business men should have full
and reliable market report :
The Journal Of Commerce furnishes daily and
weekly reports Of the Kansas City markets, Stock
Sales, prices of lumber, Cattle Horses, Mules,
Wagons, elc.
The Telegraph now nearly completed, connect
ing with the East, viii enable Us to anticipate
the mails from four to sir days.
er TERMS:
Daily per annum, Sc 90
I Tri-Weekly tf r ses>taT -.st ~ 90
Weekly, 2 90
Clubs of ten, IL SO
Clubs Of twenty, 80 90
Subscriptions may be left at the Office of THE
KANSAS NEWS, or addressed to
VAN HORN & ABEEL,
noE2I 57 Kansas City. Mo.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
T heH b orde t. Sta II,
FORMERLY aSFAR OF EMPIRE"
A Paper for Western Missouri 4 Kansas.
Published at Wesporf. No., near the Kansas Border.
BY H. n. M'CARTY, Late of Kentncky.
TEENS

/ = ss8.s5f8 s=lH E8 n S: .ssz sf5t4g
For one year. ffia aaOessce) ss-si .-sos -Sa 90
g six months, ss-ifs- - - L ~ 90
ADVERTISEMENTS are respectfully solieited from
the States and Territories The BoRDEa SraR has
. large and increasing subscription list, and is
II Au distant adVertiseneats noticed IN edito-
rial columns. and tie paper sent gratuitoasiy du-
ring continuance Of adverfisements. Address let
tiers to Border STAR :, W Westport, No. n72H
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

Roofing and Spouting -
READE 70 erder,saHd put mp IN either town
w or country on short notice and in q superiioE
manner B0RT0N Z co -
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FILIBUSTER MEETING


The New York Times publishes the pro-
ceedlngs of meeting of citizens Of Colum-
bus and Loundes counties, held on the 18th, at
Tombigbee, California, to take into consideration
the state OF affairs IN Central America, Southern
emigration to Nicaragua, and the recent outrages
committed by British cruiser upon an American
vessel at Greytown.
Col. John Gilmer presided and speeches were
made by Hons. w. S. Barry, H. S. Dickinson, and
others. Twelve resolutions were passed. and among
them are these:
That people who neither discharge the du-
ties, exact the rights of nationality orfets the
claim to be regarded as one Of the family of ma
tions.
That if the States within whose territories the
most practicable routes across the Isthmus lie are
either unable or unwilling to grant us the privilege
OF transit and secure properly in its enjoyment,
the right of imminent necessity, in view of our
situation will Justify in taking such measures as
will give route of transit and protect it from
the interruption of local anarchy.
That in view of the established incapactv of the
present mongrel population of Nicaragua to sustain
a Government that can give protection to its own
people, the citizens of other States temporarily
within its territory, and of the great Importance to
this Union OF a route through that State, there
seems to be but three remedies for the evil: 1st,
for this Government to take possession Of it; I'd, to
allow some other Government to acquire it, to
allow the influx OF an emigration that will give the
population of Nicaragua the moral and intellectual
elements out of which a stable Government can be
erected.
That it is not the policy of this Government to
acquire posse ssion of Nicaragua except as matter
OF extreme necessitv that it is equally clear that
our safety will not allow us to permit France, Eng
land any other nation to take possession of that
country, and therefore the only remedy for the
anomalous condition of Nicaragua is to permit the
influx of such immigration as will enable that
State to retain her place among the family of ma
tions.
That so far rs we are informed, the emigration
to Nicaragua, lately proposed by Gen. VIM. Walk
err, and now in process of execution, is compatible
with the laws OF this country and of nations; and
interference by Federal authority is an unwarrant-
ed usurpation of power.
Rcsolued, That the removal of Gen. Walker from
the territory of Nicaragua by the officers of this
Government) on two previous occasions, was with
out warrant of the law either of nations or Of this
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stoned by any PRESIDENTS Message or ROYAL
speech, we need only say--that in addition to the
very complete and efficient arrangements of Post
master MORRIS, for its safe and speedy transmission
by the mails, the POSTMASTER GENERAL, himself,
has sgnifed his intention to be present with a
numerous corps of assistants, accompanied, it is
said, by H E., the Pr of the u
s., to superintend in person, the packing OF
the immense edition we are turning off,''-in the
extra ma-bags that have been ordered by the De-
partment. We have also been requested to state,
for the information of persons desiring to send
copies of the Statement to Europe that the steam
or which is advertised TO leave New York to-day
has been detained until Monday next at our spe-
clal request and for our exclusive convenience;
and that with the view of accommodating our nu-
merous subscribers in those portions of the globe,
between which and the UNITED STATES there is no
regular postal communication, the SECRETARY of
the NAVY has kindly placed at our disposal the
steam-frigate Niaqoya
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, JANUARY !. 1859

Merchants and Others DESTROYS of having copies
OF the Letter-Sheet containing our Annual State
ment of the Trade and Commerce of Baltimore,
printed with their Business Cards conspicuousy
inserted can have their orders attended to, if left
at our CountingRoom at any hour before three
O clock this afternoon.
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