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Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

CAsuALuEs.-The Tuolumne Courier con
tains the following list of the casualties and
deaths in that vicinity: Joseph Chapman.
while mining last week at old Springs near
this place had both his legs broken by the
fall of a boulder. Geo. NJ King, aged about
2S, resident of this city for six or seven years,
native of Scowhegan, Me, met with Sc,
we're accident lately His horse became nm.
manageable and run over him, from the
effects of which he died last Sunday week.
A son Of DR.. Graves of this city, while en-
ployed as Il moss picker in Mr.. Sawyers fur
niture manufactory. had two or three of his
fingers caught and badly crushed in the ma
chine. Amputation had to be resorted to.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15
NAVAL AProINrNENrs.-A dispatch from

Washington dated June 18th, says;
The following officers have been ordered
to the IT, s. steamer Crusader: Lieutenant
Commanding, Matlitt; Lieuts. Phelps, Roney
and Benhan 10 the steamer Mohawk :
Lieutenant Commanding. Craven; Lieuts
Barbctt, Speden, and Carpenter; Master
Chester fairfield Lieut.. Lanley has been
ordered to the command of the steamer Wy.
andott
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

A DESPATCH from New Orleaus, dated the
loth' says; duel was fought with swords
To-day, by Messrs. Comus and Dertin, in con-
sequence OF political difficulty. Both were
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

EDWARD CHARREE. an old Frenehman, has
been sentenced to the San Francisco county
Jail for ninety days, fo- theft.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

THE Government of British Columbia, has
resolved to prevent the landing of abandoned
Chinese women
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

: The Anti.Lecompton Democrats Of ANA
dor county. will hold their county conven.
tion on the 2Sd inst, for the purpose of nom,
mating candidates for the State Senate and
Assembly.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

: IT is announced that the Capital of British
Columbia is to be changed from oneenbor.
ough to New Westminster
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

MICHAEL DoLAN and William Rankin have
been arrested in San Francisco for purloining
goods from the Appraisers office. Their
bail was fixed at $4,000. They were en-
ployed in the Appraisers Office
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15
II. BARNETT, Auctioueer,

III. BARNETT, AuctiOueer,
XEIILL SELL AT AUCTION, at Gingle's Block, %
w street, in the City Of Marysyille, on MONDAY
july 25tb, at II O'clock A. NJ the following desira
bic improved and unimproved property, situated in the
city of Marysyille, comprising several valuable
FERE-PROOF BRICK STORES,
(most Of which leased to responsible tenants at
remuneratiYe rentsl These stores were erected re-
gardess or expense, and are well known tobe the best
and most substantially built in Mary
AsO,a number of -srable building Lots and Blocks
These latter are wel adapted for private residences
and gardens and that railroad to this Cit has
been conmcnced viii doabtles ere long become avail
able for business purposes
The salels peremptory, and miners and mechanics
wishing to invest their hard earned gains securely and
prohtably, and to provide valuable homesteads for
their families, should attend this sale.
That valuable store on the corner Of First and D
Streets at present occupied by l. Gazier Co. and g.
Amy, together with the basement being 40 feet on d
street by by39 feet in. on First street
The store on ID St. adioiningthe above, occupied by
McQuinn Co.. with the basement, being 20 feet in.
ON ID st. by G7 f. in depth.
Also, the store on st. known as the Magnolia. The
store is 20 H. in or St.. by 40 II. in. The lot is
20 #. in. by G7 IT,
If not previously disposed Of at private sale the
building Of First and High sts occupied by
Decker, llruWagm d Co., as Banking House. being
IS IT. iu ront.and 32 r. in rear by 20 It. in deep
on High street.
Also, thatyery valuable lo corner OF d and Second
street., at present occupied by Ioesch being 81 IT,
ID st. bV 81 IT, on Second st.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

AMERICAN PATmoTIsM AT HoNoLuLu.-In
memory of the battle of Bunker's Hill. the
18th of June, was celebrated by the Ameri
can residents in Honolulu by hoisiting the
flags generally, and firing a salute at noon
from on board the American brig Josephinc.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

: AIL.the right, title and interest of Julius
Corn, in the San Francisco German Journal,
was sold on Wednesday at auction, for 1920.
Richard Watkins was the purchaser.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15
q o u N II Y
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

q q u N II v
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For State Senator,
CHAS. L.. DE LONG.
For Assemblymen,
4. 4. EVANS, B S. BAKER,
= c. r. WOOD.
For County Judge,
WILLIAM SINGER.
For Sheriff,
j. s. SLINGERLAND.
For District Attorney,
JOHN T. MCCARTHY.
For County Clerk,
WILLIAM SIIARKEY.
For Tax Collector,
L. d. MOORE.
For Recorder,
GEO. G. GORuAM.
For Treasurer,
GEORGE A. KING.
For Assessor,
LYMAN ACKLEY.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

LATEST NEws.-From last evenings Saera
mento Bee, kindly furnished us by Mr.. Bill
finger, we make the following selections from
its telegrophic news;
j. y. Cardoya, once a member of the As
sombly from San Francisco, has been arrested
in New York for forgery.
The French residents of San Francisco are
celebrating the Victory of Magueto, by sing.
ing the Marseilles, &c.
The S. F. News says that several persons
in that city are prepared to indorse the char.
ges made 10y the Butte Record against La
than for having attempted to bribe the Su-
preme Court but gives no names.
The Anti Lecomptontes last night nomi
mated for Recorder, Geo. W. Beckh; Coroner
DR.. b. A. sheldon Surveyor, Geo C. Pot.
ter; Assessor Mr.. Barkelo; Superintendent
of Schools James Denman.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

THERE is many man whose tongue might
govern muldtudes, if he could only govern
his tongue.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15
Grent Democratic Rally.

An immense concourse of people assem-
bled, last evening, in front of the Western
House, to listen to the speeches of Hon. d.
c. Broderiek and Hon. J. G. McKibbin, on
the issues of the present canvass. Mr.. Brod
erick spoke with great deal of force and
energy, covering very nearly the same
ground occupied in his Placerville speech.-
Indeed as he himself said it was difficult to
enter any new field of argument when there
was no opponent present whom he could an
swer, or whose remarks could suggest some
thing new by way of response. Wm. NJ
Gwin, be said, had first thrown down the
gauntlet in the Senate Of the United States
challenging him, Mr. Broderick, to meet him
before the people of California upon the
questions at issue between Mr.. Douglas and
Mr.. Buchanan. He (Mr. b. had taken mp
that guantlet, had accepted the challenge,
and was now before his constituents TO give
an account of his stewardship; but, where
was Mr.. Gwin? lie had failed to make good
his challenge and was not before the people
to vindidate or maintain the positions which
he had assumed in the Senate of the United
States
At the conclusion of Mr. Brodercks very
able speech, Mr. Mcl[ibbin ascended the
platform, and addressed the assemblage in
his usual fluent, telling and impressive style
He reviewed the conduct of the present Ad-
ninistIaton, in a manner truly scathing, and
with ann eloquence of denuneiation seldom
equalcd .......r. ......... -.....
The lateness of the hour precludes a
lengthy notice While we go to press, Mr..
McKibbin is yet addressing the multitude,
with great power and effort
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RENEV0LENnE

We do NJ think a person can evince a more be-
nevelent trait of character thnn being moved at the
distress and suffering of others, and furthermore,
anxious TO do all in their power to alleviate by every
possible means human suffering. In this view of the
case, we do not know how the humane and benevo-
lent can do an action more in accordance with their
philanthropic views, than by calling the attention of
their afflicted friends and acquaintance to the fact,
that DR.. SETH s. HASoE, of loo Baltimore street, Bal
timore, Md, has discovered a preparation. which is
put up i'll the form of a pill, that has a scientific &C.
tion for curing Epilepsy. or falling fits, spasms,
cramps. 81 d all forms of nervous diseased. Among
those who have been permanently cured. we might
mention a member of the family of James II. Beadle,
Huntsville. Alabama Mr.. Nd. P Siedge, Cabin Point,
Surry county, Va, and Mr.. w. P. LEIGHTON. Grenada,
Nississil pi. We might go on enumerating a number
of others, until we had entirely filled up this column
of our paper; but we think we have said sufficient
To satisfy every person that the subject under con
sideration is one of vital importance to every one
Readert if you are a well man or woman, and have
no need of a remedy. perha. 8 you know some person
who is not equally blessed as yourself. if so, cut out
this notice, aud send it to him or her. II will cost
you but little trouble, and probably it will make you
instrumental in curing some poor. afflicted mortal of
that dleadful visitation, Epilepsy, or falling sick
ness.
DIR Hance sends his pills BY mail. free of postage.
to all parts of the world, on the receipt of a remit
lance. His prices are one box. So two, S. twelve,
S2l. We have given his address above. 4w7
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A BAELooN IN BATrLE-How SOLDERING
WAS woN.-Says the London Times of July
4th:-
The Emperor of Austria makes up his mind
to do a remarkably fine piece of Louis Quar-
toze strategy. He executes an elaborate piece
of old fashioned deception, crossing the Min
clio with his whole force, and then re-crossing
it with his two hundred thousand men, and fix
ing the contemplated surprise of the enemy at
8 o'clock in the morning. The Emperor of
the French, representing the Juvenile irregular
school, in the most ungentlemanlike manner re-
fuses to be surprised. Having recourse to a
new-fangled expedient which no trustworthy
veteran who can count his seventy years would
condescend to use. He sends a man up in a
balloon, and, at the expense of a few yards of
silk and a few square feet of gas, is told the
exact position of those masses which are drawn
up SO scientifically out of his sight with the in
tention of surprising him at the comfortable,
leisurely hour of 8 A. M. The man of his time
the clever, active, shrewd, nothing-contem-
plating adventurer of the nineteenth centu-
~, by dint of this small continuance, be-
comes master of the position. He knows
what is going to happen and where his enc
my is; and while the heavy, selfcomplacent
Austrian is chuckling at the formal surprise
that is 20 come off at 9 A. M, he attacks at
daybreak, chooses his own time and point of
attack, and remains master of the field.
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The Scandinavian Pills and Purifier.

CINCINNATI, July /. 1858.
Dr.. G. W. RoBAcK, Dear Sir In rep,y to
inquiries made of me. it gives me pleasurs to say
that Mrs. N. Atlee. of the Society of Friends, and
widow of the late DR.. Atlee of Cincinnati, previous
to her going East. expressed her confidence in the
efficacy Of your scandinavian Remedies, and the
benefit she derived from using them. She had been
suffering from general prostratien at times. being
over seventy-six years of age, and opthalmlo and in
hamation of the face. Various remedies were re-
sortedte without relief, when some friends recon,
me .ded a course of your Scandinavian Blood Purif-
er and Blood Pills. They had the desired effect, and
she was considered restored to health.
/ know many who have used your medicines, and
speak decidedly of the benefits derived, thus testi.
flying of their renovatIng influence in d~urifying the
blood and giving vigor and energy to the system
They have my cordial appreciation. Very respectful
ly, Your obedient servant,
S. j. BRowN.
Rev. Samuel j. Brown has been a devoted laborer
in the cause CT Christianity, in Cincinnati. for more
than thirty years, as almost every old Cincinnatian
knows. Such testimony, from such a source. is not
to be passed over lightly. No other Proprietary
Remedies ever presented 10 the public, ever received
a 1.-THE of the commcndation from OF STAND
ING, in every walk of life, that mine have done -
See advertisement.
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, CARD TO LADIES.
The HachiSh or Percie Pills. for Females

T importers of this reliable and safe remedy fol
Female Complaints, would respectfully call the at
tentiou of the Ladies of this country toit, feeling as
snred that in the Hachish or Percie Pills they will
find a safe and never failing remedy for all diseases
,rising from a deranged or disordeied system, such as
sick head ache. paipitation of the heart, lowness OF
spirits, nervous affections, Luecnrrhea, Whites, DC.
In removing stoPpages or distractions of the men
SEES, from whatever cause, they ar infallible. The.
suppression so common, is speedily relieved, and
there will be no recurrence, if used according to di-
Erections.
= CAUTION.
There are times when the Hachish or Percie Pills
thatthey will not only prevehI pregnancy, bat invar-
lably cause miscarriage if they are taken during the
earlier months married ladies are therefore caution
ed against using them at such times at any other
time they are safe
One peculiar feature of these Pills is the remarka
BILE effect they have upol the eye--imparting to its
strength ,clearness and brilliancy, (Which is not tran
silent or injurious. blu highly beneficial and lasting,)
increasing its power to an eminent degree and this
effect. in connection with their certainty in removing
distractions. &c, indisputably roves thatthey con-
tain properties and produce effects never before OBJ
tanned.
None genuine without the signature of EXILE
MoUroN, Proprietor, Rue st. Honore, Paris, or MAS
SOL d LAUEiE. Importers.
Price ST. ,25 per box half box Is cents. Sold by
Gayord & Hammond, VIM. Fiske. Strong & Arm
strong. Benton Brothers, (West-Side, )Cleveland, and
by Druggists generally. .
Mail Packages.
Mail Packages put up in closely sealed double en-
velopes, having the appearanceo of an ordinary letter.
Price S 100. Sold only by our General Agents, V.
B. ALDEN & CO., Cleveland, Ohio, to whom all
orders should be addressed.
Sold by Potter d Knox. Agents, Ashland. Ohio.
Sept. Is. 1858. IyI5
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PREMIUM Ii sT-The attention Of our Ag-
riculturaI fr1eads Is invited to the Premiann
List, which viii be found On our 6rst side
The List has been made out with more than
usual care and prudence, and We think will
give general satisfaction. If the present
drought continues, the Exhibitiou viii moi be
such as could be wished, but nothing viii be
wanting on the part of the Managers to make
the Fair of this year interesting and profitable
to Ashland county Farmers.
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THE ASHLAND TIMEs-This paper of last
week appears in an enlarged and improved form
being now equal in size to the largest conn
try journals in the State. As the Ashland pa
pers are now equal in size and expense to the
publishers of any papers in the country, they
certainly deserve a corresponding support.
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DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAILaoAD-We
learn from the Kalida Sentinel that the track
has been laid as far north as Columbus Grove,
in Putnam county, and that the Locomotive
made its appearance in that town on the
18th inst This Is an important road to the
citizens of that county, and will do much to
develop its rich agricultural weAita-
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ANOTHER PFC NIc.-A large party Of oar
people sought fhe cool shades of the groves
near Mifain LAX ON Thursday last, and enjoy
ed another pleasant pic nk- Oar Petersburg
friends had got up a new boat, the qualities of
which we're pretty thoroughly tested on that
day. This little Lake will In future be quite
a resort of pleasure seekers from different
parts of tie county, during the iuTM Aeat @f
summer
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nM-THE JUG has desolated the mead
ows and arrested the growth of all vegetation
that has not been nourished by artificial water
ing. The scorehing rays of the sun has a
most blighting effect upon all animal and veg
etable life.
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. CHoATE@The funeral
ceremonies over the body of Mr. CHoATE, Es-
sex Street Church, Boston, was attended by an
immense crowd of s~ympathising citizens. So
impressive a funeral ceremony, it is said, was
never witnessed in that city.
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bS-The N. Y. Journals state that Sickles
has forgiven his wife, and received her back
to his bed. He is either terribly infatuated
with a worthless woman, or is reckless of dis
honor; which, the public viii scarcely ever
know truly.-NationaL. .4-,na'c
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CLEvELAND PRoDUcE mAukEr.

DUCE EFT.
HERALD OFFICE, July &c.
WHEAT:-Two things concerning the wheat crop
OF this season are beyond dispute, one is the extra
ordinary good quality; and the other is low prices
Choice white in sacks was offerad to-day at 81 81.
No sales from track worth reqorting.
FL0UR.-Buyers have all absquatulated. Sellers
have the market to themselves. Lots of choice double
extra from new white is pedling out slowly at ssh.
RYE PLOUR-Sale of % bbls. at SIS so.
oATS-sale 200 bush good mixed from store at
45e.j
CORN Firm, with sales from store at s2c. Some
are asking Soc.
PoTATOEs-New MERGERS, of large size, are
selling by the wagon load at 81, 30.
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W. T. JOHNSTON, Eso.-By his Card, which
viii be found in this paper, it will be seen
that this gentleman has removed to Eoudon-
vile. IF fidelity to business, good legal at
tainments, and strict integrity merit success,
our friend JOHNSTON may take courage.
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RYDER'S
PREMIUM PHOTOGRAPHIC
Gallery of Art.

The best Oil-painted Photographs in Ohio, are e1-
eeuted at this establishment.
Persons having old Daguerreotypes of last or alb
sent friends. which they wish to put in more perma-
Photograph, to the size of life and painted in ell
equal to portraits from life.
ALLEN SMITH, JR., paints for no other Photograph
list in this city.
All the various styles of small pictures taken in a
superior manner. March 1. 1S59.-6m39
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aEa. 5000 AGENTS WANTED.-To sell 4 new in
~vcntions. Agents have made over SOS, 600 on one
better than all other similar agencies. Send four
stamps and get 80 pages particulars, gratis. -
1y39 BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
BaA- 1000 AGENTS WANrED.-For particulars send
stamp. C. P. WRITTEN, Lowell, Mass.
1y39
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"a In the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
a decision has been endered sustaining the ac-
ton of the Mayor in stopping Sunday passen-
ger trains.
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Loot COLUMN.
ASHLAND. O., JULY %, 1859.

nA-Before we were really aware of it, and
before we had time to gather up our thoughts
for editorial matter, the ~eompositors advise US
that the paper is cup" and no more copy is
wanted.
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pn- Hamilton, who has been lying in prs-
on more han a year past, charged with
making counterfeit money, was this morning
found guilty by the Jury at the u s. Court
CLerelond Herald.
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NEW York CATTLE mARKET.

WEDNESDAY, July 20, 1859.
We have to nete continued heavy receipts, and
consequently another dull market, at constantly de-
clining rates. The receipts do not vary materially
from these eff last week, and the average quality of
of ordinary than were on sale last week, but which
were sold at lower rates than prevailed this day
week for the same quality. We note a deeliue of
sAlf q cent a pound on all descriptions, though some
of the Brokers asserted that they had beeR selling at
one eest = EOund lower than last weeks qnatatisna
1t Is irnle that many cattle which rank ut frst-cisss
we're a0la at 91c-, and brokers were glad to obtain
very feE, boEever, at the outside quotation. The
market at Afba1y was reported as unusually mac
tive, al n decline of half a eeat-a pound on all de-
serf9tiors, aSt mainly en the ordinary to good kinds.
The demand from the New York dealers was very
limited at the decline, they insislpg- on still lower
rates, well knowing that the markeS in this city to-
day Eeuld be ore of the hardest of fhe season. In
view Of the large numbers emit tie p&stare. purchasers
were indifferent as to purchasing. as 1t is an easy
matter to obtain a supply at any time. The total
Birnber on sale at Aiierton's was 8,06l keAd, and at
aal the yards 3,25f head against 1851 head last
week. AZ the other city markets, the demand was
moderate, at prices varying from 6}c@1Ge @lG4c,
with occasional sales at 701e- at Bergen liili the
sales neaekes $50 head, SOLD Chiefly to the New
York city butchers.
Tie total receipts a. Nh the yards for the week
and last week were as follows =
Easiix5tsS Ia. Br0rnirg's- Cham6er7i<'e- 0Brien's
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GRANvsLLE FEMALE AcA9EEry-We have
before as the Txenty-Fifth Ana4a Catalogue
of Granville Female Aeade1ny, which bears ev-
Idence that this old iesfdtatioa uaaintains its
wellear-ed popularity. The Catalogue giNes
the names of 147 pupils zhe Atseaaed d1riag
the last year Considering IT'S educational re-
sources, the Granville Female Academy offers
Inducements equal to any institution within
our knevleage- For si44, the pupii is emit
tied to Tzitisn, Board, Room, Faei, Lights,
Washing-faaeed, everything except Books
and Clothing. Any Of our citizens who have
daughters to educate, woald do nc better than
address w p KEas, A n, Priaeipai of the
Academy
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Ten lines or less make a Square. Displayed adj
vertisements in single column, ten per cent. extra.
Double column, double the above rates and 80 per
cent extra. Advertisements loaded and placed in
sthe special notice column, one-half more than the
-above rates
D6- All notices required to be published by law,
legal rates, viz: 81 each Square for the first three
weeks or less, and 33R each subsequent insertion.
p6- Administrator notices of appointment, one
dollar in advance. --.= sst q
R- Business cards-Fivs lines or less, SIS per
ennum. .EtTst
All transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance. .orlf---.rr 80 t.soTg H3-t
All advertisements not accompanied with written
directions. will be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
Yearly advertisements. payable quarterly.
The above rates will be strictly adhered to.
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RowDYIsM-One evening last week, signs
were pulled Down along Main street. and other
mischief done disgraeefui 20 the paztses engag-
ed in II. should these acts be repeated we
shall be teaspted to nentien aanaes--TIn,es.
B6rWe have a COMMUNICATES on this sub
ject, which we haze Suppressed IN the hope
that there Will be no cause hereafter for these
complaints Such proceedings may be fun to
the young mea,-but the sober people regard
them as sowing tsres, which, unless diseontin-
ned, viii bring ruin spsn them and Ueproseh
upon TIE town