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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10
Neut advertisements.
Where

Where
Is the place YOU can find the best HAVANA CIGARS?
In the Ell Dorado Cigar Store, where you can find the
very best HAVANA CIGARS, 4 for fifty cents.
l.. LAVY 81. CO.,
Ell DORADO Cigar STORE,
mh29-my 26 ID street, near Wells, Fargo Co.'S
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

THE Hon. E. V. Whiten, Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court of Wisconsin, died at his
residence in GAINESVILLE, April II
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

J. L. McCUrcHEoN, late a citizen of Tehama,
died on March 30th, at Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

IT is rumored that r. j. Walsh, formerly q
prominent merchant in Shasta and one of the
wealthiest ranchmen in Sacramento Valley,
died suddenly in Paris, France, few weeks
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

GENERAL DENVER, is visiting the Lecomp-
ton Newspaper offices.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

A LINE of stages is about being placed on
the road between Tucson and Guaymas.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10
BOARD of Delegates.

The regular meeting Of the Board Of Delegates Of
the Marysve Fire Department will be held at the
City Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING, 10th inst, at
o'clock p j. J0CELYN Sec'y. NJ. +. ID.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

In Stockton, on Friday the children of the
Public Schools to the number of 335, had
their May Day Festival They marched
through the streets escorted by the Stockton
Blues and the Turn.v verein, and preceded by
n Cornet Band.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

AT La Grange on the 4th inst, French
man committed suicide by shooting himself
in the head with double-barrelled shot gun.
He applied a string, says the Stockton Argus
to the trigger of the gun, laid down on his
back and with his big toe pulled the trigger,
causing instant DEATH Cause, bad whisky
that would not kill sufficiently soon.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

A FISH SToRY.-The Tehama Gazette is in
formed that Mr. A. II. Owen, while fishing
for sturgeon in the Sacramento on Thursday
night, hooked a monster fish of that descrip-
ton which measured seven feet nine inches
in length, and weighed two hundred and
twenty-six pounds. When opened, three
large stones were found in his stomach, the
largest of which weighed one and half
hounds and the others pound each.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

Yuba Republican County Committee.
A MEETING OF THIS COMMITTEE WILL BE
IN held at Marysville, on WEDNESDAY, May 18th,
1859, at o'clock NJ. punctual attendance of the
members OF the Committee is desired as business OF
Importance is to be transacted.
A. G. SNYDER, Pres't
H. J. BOOTH, Sec'y [my1O I'd
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHArrER-In Sacra-
mento, on Saturday, the election of officers
of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of the
State of California, for the ensuing year, was
held when the following were elected :
Grand High Priest, Whiting G. West, OF
Shasta; Deputy Grand High Priest, Henry
H. Hartley, of Sacramento; Grand King, A.
D. Park, of Ell Dorado; Grand Scribe, Lewis
Reynolds, of Shasta Grand Treasurer, p w.
Shepheard, of San Francisco; Grand Secre-
tary, L. G. Owen, of San Francisco; Grand
Chaplain, Rev. Morris Evans, of Sacramento;
Grand Captain of the Host, w. J. Tinnin, of
Weaverville; Grand Royal Arch Captain, J.
&. Stevens, Of Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

Found.
TWO DAGUERREOTYPE were found
Il in the street yesterday morning. One is the like
ness OF pious looking young man, and the other
represents fine looking old lady and little boy.
The owner have them by calling at this office, and
paying for this notice. my10-3t
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-14
WOOD WANTED,
On subscription, at this
Office.
From the Charlottesville Jou
Connecticut Blue Laws.

Nh EDITOR Il observe in your last number,
an article with the above heading extracted from
some other paper. containing what prrports TO DC
a let of laws commonly known as Blue Laws
ar ono the eariy Statutes Of the State OF Con
necticut This story Of the BlGe Laws affords
the people of the several United States 10 niue
nerriment and carries with il reproacn 10 'he
memory Of the Fathers of the ancient common
wealth or course the story which has been 50
often repeatcd and SO rarely contradlcted, nus
be true. so at least the people generally believe
Permit me through Your columns to dsaouse
the pubIic mind on this subject. 1t will doubt
less Strike your readers with gu prise that no sucn
laws can be found in any Of the early records OF
that State This story has been 10 every oody
mouth ever since the Of the Revolution, ana
II has been so familiar to the public that until
within a few years the people OF Connectcnt
themselves were imbued with fall faith 10 its ere o.
ibity Put diligebt search among the apnais OIL
that State has brought to light the Tact mat me
whole story is perfect fabrication without tEe
least shadow of truth in any particular. o
one has been able to trace the history Of these
Laws farther back than the time Of the puohca
ton of Peters History of Connecticut. quote
the title of the work from memory. These Laws
appear for the first time in this work with ell th'
appearance OF historical vcrities at least the au
thor gives the reader no intimation that he /
stating falsehoods. PERHAPS be stated as fact
what he had received on testimony without re
sorting as he shond have done TO the orgna
records for their verifcation. Bat there Is
more probable account of the matter.
This Peters was Episcopal Clergyman an
Tory in the Revolution. On account OF -
Loyalty to the British Government, aid opposite
to the American cause, he was forced TO cav
the country. S.ung with bitter hatred to th
Yankees, he put forth the History above name
and Incorporated in it this legend Of the Blu
Laws. Such the origin of this false bu
widely received story.
state the above facts from recollection. :
Those who desire more accurate information, wi
find it in full in Kingsley's Historical Discourse
Copies Of this Discourse are probably in many Q
our public Libraries. w. L.
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- spit

rrecimen Of the genus IToosier' was found
by Captain--, of the steamer-- in the
engine room of his boat while ing at louisville
one line morning ia jane The Captain enqaired
of him:
What are you doing here?'
'dave you seen Captain Perry?' was the inter
rogative response.
I don't know him, and can't tell what that has
TO do with your being in my engine room,' replied
the captain angeriy.
Hold oul That's lust what was ontti,s of =
GU see Captain Perry asked me to drink and so
u did knew that wanted to drink or would
mt have been SO cussed dry. So Captain Perry
and drank two or three times. Captain Perry
said, lets go 10 n ball We went Capt. Perry
was putting in some extras on one toe | snp1
out, go it, Captain Perry if you bust your biler!
WITT that II an steps up 10 me, and says he:
see here, stranger you must leave
Says !, What must / leave fur?'
Says he you're maxim too much noise
says !, I've been in bigger crowd than this,
and made more noise and didn't leave nuther'
With that. he took me by the nap of the neck
aud seat of the bteeches and I-ieft As Twas
shown down street, ! met lady knew she
was lady by the remark she made. She said:
Dung mar, reckon you'll go home wish me?
And I-went!
I'D been in her house but short TING when
heard ID of knocking at the door | knew
the chap wanted 10 get in, whoever he was or
he would not have kept up SIGH laundering rack
ct liy and by said voice:
~ you don't open III bust in the door
And SO he did !
put on bold face aud SAYS I;
stranger, does this woman belong to your
Says he she does
Then says ], she's virtaous think from all
have see of her
w ith that he come at me, with pis, toll in one
hand and bowie knife in the other; and being 4
n1S,e pressed for time. jumped through the win
l was s'reakng 1t down town with tie tie regiments
Hu'erlhs IN the breeze, passed { friend kew
he was . friend BY a remark he made Saxs he.
80 II, Bob Tail he's gaining on you
Ana mat is the way happened in your engine
room m not good swimmer captain; do ex.
euse me- Il you please, from takin' water.
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T. BENTON s L. SoUTHARO,
Dealers i'm Hardware. Leather
And Shoe Trimmings

abave eo1eizdsd Is best to follow the divine Ia
i ss-nrtiou that vhsa any person IS gong % ehd
hen = rhey should set down ana eHh u re os'
AL See whether they will Re able % hn T. Aa -
the items OF expense IN ffe
5ip e IL ite sach to call al Ne &c aatA street
.5fza,r Tytia and STOCK as We tee sails
tat we can offer such u31csHsnts N prfes ana q9s4-
itv ~ goods as viii It their interest e ty OF as
~ inst received Spring steek OF AfdNare ana
Mechanics Tools. Also Farmers and 1afeaeFs teoas
- tn hest make; Mil. CrOsstuE ana tiFeai4r sass
80. s,~srh-l Leather. Betting. al Cincinnati Prices
We Invite the attention of shoe Manual gFeFS 70 our
.cer AZ Leather ami SHoa Findings; and tarrs &c saa
Rrrvv Manufacturers cur stSck am LAsA Aeat1rfr
on Cloths AID other trimmings We $50 Aaxs arr2n
with sash. GLASS " hste Leaa
Of Doors and Blinds. the lowest prs ard OF sAer
-ot5rs We keen assortment Of Rochester cooper
rss ana T Rtujanu's make Of Axes aud @ther IeoIs
~ Eel thankful for the liberal patronage We have re
e9 fr- ~. ra year and stil solicit continuance of
he same freE4 customers aud the Iubie ss
r-.-.-. >-.-eh = $50
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC,

are so composed that disease within the range Of t
action rarely withstand or is eaithy vaIitie
euannH fse OF these properties the invalid who is
bowed down with pain or physical debility astonished
10 ma ms health or energy restored by remedy at
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints of
every body but also many formidable and dangerous
diseases. The agent below named pleased furnish
eraus my American Almanac, containing certificates
ing complaints Costireness, Heartburn, Headache,
G7s'r1g from daSorde,ed stomach, Nausea Idiqesor
ran ~ aud Morbid hGctOn Of the Boecek FzfaIency
Loss Of appetite, Jauadice and other kindred com
paints arising from low of the body or obstruc-
ton OF ITS functions They excellent Alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the restoration of
tone and strength the system debated by disease
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HIGHLANDER.

1s5et u SIX, sta mana sn5 poxer-his stxIe
..oI ana e9lor as sell Ggare proaaunced by all
- . -As-! p2sss1 lie : seventeen hands kEsh
bod bar. black ua41s All tail wei-hs SO - /.
@El = sp.eaaid 5-eedsr- IL my be fsarl az car
sA.is 81 A3na2ys- Tussi4ys and " e5Eeszys Ct each
IS e izsara
: season % either horse 70 b given = tie bas.
lie sAasa 81 the Eext Cogrsy Fair
SPINNING : BESsEIf
April = toSs Is IN
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AYERS
Ague Cure,


Intermittent Fever. or Fever and Ague. Re.
mi.teut Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb Ague,
Periodical Headache. or Billions Head
ache, and Bilious Fevers. indeed for the
whole class of diseases originating In biz
larry derangemenf, caused by the haiafia
of miasmatie countries.
No one remedy IS louder called for by the ne
cessIties Of the American people than sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such we are
row enabled 10 offer, with perfect certainty
that it viii eradicate the disease. and with as
surance, founded proof. that no harm can
arise from its use in any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this DIS
order must be Of immense service IN the cornau-
mites where 1t prevails. Prevention is better than
cure for the patient escapes the risk which ne
must run in violent attacks of this baleful dis
temper. This -" CURE expels the mlasmatlc
poison of YEvgR AND AGUE from the system and
prevents the development of the disease, II taken
on the first approach Of its pre1aonitory symptoms
II is not only the best remedy yet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the cheapest
The large quantity we supply for dollar brings It
within the reach of every body and in bilious
districts where FEVER AGUE prevails, every
BODY should have it and II freely both for cure
and protection. II is hoped this price viii place 1t
within the reach of = the poor as well as the
rich. great superiority Of this remedy over any
/ other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Intermtteuts IS that II contains no luInle
or mineral consequently it produces no qu1is1n or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu
! ton Those cured by it are left healthy as If
! they had never had the disease
/ Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of
the miasmatc poison A great variety Of disorders
arise from its irritation among which are Neural
gia Rheumatism, Govt, Headache, BLINDNESS,
/ Toothache Earache, Catarrh Asthma, Palpitation,
Painful Affection of the Spleen, Mysteries Pain IN
the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, and arrangement Of
the Stomach, all of which, when originating IN
this cause put on the intermittent type or become
periodical This 50 CURE 4" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all alike
It is an invaluable protection to Immigrants and
persons travelling temporarily residing IN the
malarious districts. IF taken occasionally or daily
while exposed TO the infection, that will be excre-
led from the system and cannot accumulate II
sufficient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence II
is even valuable for protection than cure anc
few will ever suffer from 1nternittents, if they
avail themselves Of the protection this remedy
, eff, v1S
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Al Eho Use Il are giyiEg their azzn roas testfr
its favor. 'Nsa---SA4 n
swallow both together sst~1oF, AIS
The liver IHYisorator
- A>C4ENIIEIC MEDICAL Discovery - -
NeFkiAs cures. almost too great believe 7.
~ mage srea - ~ as1 sirss bS4s ana .sis-- -,
lhsa enc bette Is required any ksnd ~ TyyeS
Complaint froa the Jxaesee 81 Fss-.s* - : -
as afess-7os al q which the result Of rIS
YER - - = assassin
-, fSse= eSx Dollar PEA RorTx.
DR. saNfCA-@ Proprietor. IS,
III, Richmond, lad. a. y :. f.a
Mag 30 ISIS
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Rose Hill Nursery.

TTree mlIeg NORTH OF RIcTW0Ha on "
Nc,cport Tusnpska .Ax@s
rcfE TRULY invites the attention Of the wish
u Ing plant his STOCK which be found
complete being grown with especial difference the
wants Of this section. oar wish %
Bile plant either Fruit Ornamental that viii
this tacttsty. AMI 4ithaI-h have
this point, have greater variety hardy and
plants than offered atary Nursery county
Apples, trees, Is o cents.
Pears, Dw&rl and Standard 80 to so cents.
cherries, hardy. nice trees. 50 TO 40 cents.
Peaches, good Assor Is cents Seedlings 5
PluuS. best kiais, 20 to 10 cents.
APri&ots, Nectarines, ounces, Is
Or pes, best s0rts Go0seberries, Ohio Ever
bearing RlspSerries. 3 per do2.
New Rochelle. Dor chester and Newman's Thornless
Bi4skberrie-, s. per loz.
Strawberries best kinds Linaeus' Pie Plant - FER doz
q X \ A II EN- L A l.
B4Isam Fir, #: Norway Spruce 3 IT,; White
Spruce. It; White Pine, to spruce,
Am ArboryIt4e4 &C sc
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5000 LINN EUS PIE PLANT.

- \. TEAS first introduced into this county the
a. above which every intelligent cUltivator con-
cedes to be the best known variety. have now over
5000 roots now hand. Also good supply Of Vic
toria. DownnEs. Colossal, Beecher Cab 5oas, Nam
moth and five other varieties. / am not ignorant
as to believe as claim to that seedlings are a.
good IS any of these varieties which selected
the very best from among many thousand sorts
first introduced here. TokalOn tiarrigucs and Mar
rion Port Grapes, of which have stock No other
dealer in the county has than plant either
OF these have also supply Of fac plants Of Rebec-
ca, Diana, Herbement, Concord, Nortou's Virginia.
DORIS Seeding and Ohio. Also Catawbs, Isabella
Clinton and lden or Lake and few each Of 20 other
sorts.
Eighteen varieties Of Currants, including : best
EuTopesn sorts, of which imported the first stock
Ohio Eyerbesring Ras pberres, several hundred ME
large plants: also many other varieties.
Large B8lsam Fir. White Pine, Red Cedar &c =.
Also new AMI beautiful weeping Of sorts
ROSE HILL NURSERY
March II, Is59. iitf
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Cam, bridge city, Indiana.
FEVIIE UNDERSIGNED is constantly receiving at hi
Il room. Cambridge City, PIANOS from the follow.
ing celebrated and popular Manufacturers:
Stinway 81 Sous Pianos, pronounced by all pryf.
fessionaI Musicians being superior to every other
BoaFdmau, Grey & Co. Pre- MUM Pian84 W. n
and without the Duce Conpana (sweet bells attach.
mont. Every Piano with the Corrugating Soundip az
| Board.
Dunham's unr;vae1 Pianos. Also receiving n
new style Of Piano, Circular Scale, whose newer and
richness Of tune Is equal o a Grand Piano
Haines n Brother. favorite instruments Of all
those who are in possession Of one, FOX its sweet sing
ing tune and richucss Of finish.
Also receiving ef this firm Pearl Keyed and beauti
fully Pear. lniaid Pianos, Louis XIV STYLE
Burns Pianos, knoE2 being the cheapest 6rst
class Instruments
Every Piano Is selected by himself as for his own
use, and be warrants to every who does net ,,n
derstsnd much about good instrument, as much al.
vantage as to the best judge Ever Piano bought Of
him fully warranted that being REPRESENTED agd no
Fian5 sold BY him has yet failed give satisfaction
EaFora bic arrangements enableh hin TO sell below
.1Ile 49, - .plices ~ prices or Pans
have set down from tan Ilrt-e.. - - ans
manufacturers priees. 0e-o"
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Piano Stools and Covers for sale
He respectfully invites all levers aad purchasers a
Pianos to call at his Cambridge City) and ex
amne bis instruments and yen will find better selec-
ted stock than anywhere west
j. S. MULLER.
0cf. >, 1873. ar
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Q
Coughs. Colds, Influenza, Hoerseness, Group,
Bronchitis, incipient Consumption, and for
the relief of Consumptive Patients in add
vanced stages of the disease.
So wide IS the field of its usefulness and numerous
are the of its cures that almost every section of
country abOunds in persons publicly known. who have
been restored from alarming and desperate dis
eases OF the lungs by its When once tried, It's
superiority every other medicine Of its kind
apparent to escape observation and where virtues
are known, the public longer hesitate what antidote
70 employ for the distressing and dangerous affections
of the pulmonary organs that incident to our
climate. While many inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded this has
gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits on the
afflicted they forget, and produced cures toe
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
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SPRIN Ct OBS

Mrs "a DIG AEN>0s Is nss opening a Ee4atf-
- Ia AsseTt"ent Of spring Millinery o. tie
tstesi A14 Escst Fashionable zzaaa-
sTlen6i3 assortment q Neg SprizE EoNSETs -
ITssaz Bras Soft strsE. brd2i- 4 szru5u Bset
Asa SD zSs7rtzeat 81 Fz1ey aa4 Craze -
frAklns GEs aonnetss FLATS NEFa-.-
A1rn, ssrs~- HaGs 2a1 Cara pr c48tsra- rss--s.ss
spr2ns ~ Of kbssss. Pl9#=-s Caps xns Fez5y.--
o ssSss eesecSt.sG AID great variety Trfzzn
as Ssers - sss izsizzea a easargtg
s5EtE7@Es OF Caodz- Sic aK8 keeps r7at - =
Of plain nd Essha2a413S Drawn
dies orders frrzs distance pronz2Ey attended - -
faeat-E Affection Fsa5 70 BeaEAizg PreKsaa< OF
AID see TIRE -, -
s Store Main STREE. Rsisss vnff4rr<
AKA C.<l- Scatss store. 1FfS
March 81. - 49,
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A. BALLARDsS
Ladies' Shoe Mandatory,

Pearl St. opposite tie Warner Bt'i!dtng
1--WE has this day opened at the above place
u shop exclusively for the uz1nuIactler o.
Ladies' and Chiidren's >hoes-
Having hand large and varied stock OF n.a'ef@
Of the best quality he is prepared 70 MAKE 70 OF
der ruy kind Lsdics and Chll6rens shoes ina 80
he "a. Il substantial manner
fetnrv she's will be kept the hoEse ba All hoss o
there iII Be made either With hs oEn hahos " -.
ersupsror vorkurn and warranted 20 be as fsPIsses
and 10 give satisfaction. 80, -, -. can s.a,tIv On
tn Ne. peTaps, the largest stock Of cheap factory
EoIk tut bette. stock good work cannot be fo'ad IN
Rich1acud than viii BE- kept and tlTL4sAea - eeS-'
At his estabiishm IT. a.,,.uD
March "a. I559- 80
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Orders for Woven Wire.

ENR9M to - Neshas TO Inch Promptly ex.,atal
Icy The undersigned two ia3rs 3rtI y t35.r5 v,r-
rissAS dwelling Sixth street, Ri 5haaoul ~ stairs
3 mo. I7th, 1850. 40
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Seed Potatoes.

4 10 article If NasLaaoc Potatoes foE ses3. foE
y ale bv n T NTRSnS,
st the Oil MEL, nor Il 81 d spct. klcAE-oa4 lad.
Marsh 81, 1879 lo-1"
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MRS. r. OGAN

IAhEH pleasure in announcing the of Rich
nond that she will system o. Cutting D-es
es. Basiues Waists, Boys Coats oue OF the Is:
systems introduced to the public fitting nine out of
ten Her terms are reasonable She will he
prepared at vii her
with call She also keeps the Noodles sale Dres-
ses cat fitted and made She also his one OF the
hest Sewing Machines She will fsuul al Mr.
X Dicknson's Millinery shop.
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Stereosoopes & Stereoscopic Pictures
A NEW lot Best Statusry.' Colorei Grears ana
"a Foreign glews. prices within reach q Al al NJ
Man Street
r-arch24
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Is ONE OF THE BEST PTTDGATIVE AND HfTrTR
pIClNFs now before the public, acts AZ -
fc easier milder and more ereeual than any Other 40
dIetne known 1t is NOS only C,ffLsrfc lire
acting first on the Lire to eject its matter tn -
the stomach and bowels to ;h,t
compi shing two purposes efectualy, without apv ~
painful feelings experienced in the operations Of Mi
taharftcs Ii strengthens the system at the Sane 80
al II purges It and when takenaiiy in moderate de-
Will strengthen and bul It uP with unusai rapi5itv