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, 1859-11-07

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Assurance Society ::
OF THE CyITED STATES.
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Assurance SOclely
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pun uLx N ~ o AZ.
OFFICE NO. 90 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
1snov fa1y organized having complied with the !aT. of
~ Stas s1 todsd Tie required SsenIts .nh 1n Iae
M M .Ssy % 70 po
the most favorable tes1ns-
u Tit. II The only Stock Company in America that
divides Is ENTIRE PROFITS. PRO RATA. auouk III
Policy Holtess except the legal interest Of PER cent,
which ral ts Capital stock of s10o0 and it, IL
sestnen& IN Uaiet States Sleek Eess has amount
to the Society thereby giving The a.sue Al the advantages
Of the t1-lCREtY MUTUAL srsTEMAx1 with ths
rLE EDGE OF
A PERPETUAL CAPITAL STOCK,
and the a4dei security that It's Board of directors have
PERMANENT MoSEfED INTEREST
In eon.uctir: Il. atats with
Prudence and strict Economy.
bs Msay q
present tine Hy ths CEastsE Llrt.n1s To the As.uft1
etfA o. Il. e. nj
PGsy t. hs s y i1:sd with the
t. sst d. ss, Il sea l
dessssase, ~ any one OF it, officers.
tTURS.
Hon YIN c Als1audrs, IIenrYti Man,raad.
william. walker, Janes u l1a.tt.1,
lfenry fuuns. Thomas 5 i"u1<.
lad uaw.ey, Il u0lueton + kaaEollh.
Jauaes LuE. Wxtmsa Er3w,
Janes beck. Geo. Talbot Ulyrhaa'.
Henry A HuEtbut, Ahxsrter iauGk,
Thomas a. Bdde. SAIL Froth.nk ham. Js.
isetJltutu Kaiea, Th7fnas a Cum uln-:.
Iohu Moore. = Eahc!s Godief.
Thomas smith, Charles r rark.
William " hltewi!eht Jr, Moses 4 ho2puct.
William Lambert, Geo u Morgan.
WiIrnot Williams. ~ nat!es.
FeteF McAaEt!u, GcurEt Ades.
George II Stewart, Dwight Tuwn.en5,
JaLsa LeEox kennedy, Henry " Alexander,
HSa 1ie11y,J Gardner, Dsajanin ataa i % Maaaisre.
Hcnsy HYDE. E1 u.~lsy,
l. SpetctE Miller, y an4un lsa.t.
Sol S,audinr, Ed~anI " Lault:t, D u.
Hen Dut!ey GrEny. tlanI<l y Lurd,
Hon Stepoen II Phillips hubert Busa
!ot4a Aucainclost, ILeaEy Day
Henry Iug5tl, ! Heasy Hyde.
HoS. WA. T. Al ALEXASpEG; ": ;;, rr;tts;t. @ ,,,u,
! Ac,u.ry. E, w. LAxnEx7, H. D.. phsrcian. ". Par
u. D.. rnsutrg fhYsict1n. Ukxkr uAx. Attorney
| uAx;xL Loxr, Council. ktr-MEfItoluLlTAc
| BANk.
| Chicago Hoard Of A<fsrs.e<.
". L. SEwnEERY, ~. FAKTELL.
| ". IL, l;E-tWS, HENRY ". kIAG.
D. r. HOLT. MILAN ItAl!i.
| Mo. HAYDOcK. u. D., Aeical E1ara1eE.
PARSONS g. wADsI0KTll, Agents
| 0a9es -sa. 3 Uoi<'s 4Isu1tdtns,
posal3.:w Cor Clark AL south Waief-ass-, chfe'ee
, 1859-11-07

Il
wi f:KEsr WESTERN CANADA RAILWAY. j.
Summer Arrangement.
Trains leave the Great Central Utpot tuot 81 ase see
~ an-pe.rnt Accommodation tsun1ays exetpts1) ~
,a3 amHCtneinna Egrre.s-exeept Sundays)-a1rtvs At
Indianapolis 4:4j I'm Cincinnati II ~ pm.
e:o9 sa-ufhta.ns ExpIrs4-{c1ctpt Suntays1a1.se,
Detroit Ssi PM: Suspension Bridge Or baa.s' IT..
sfss AN: Albany 3:sa pua- New YORK s'oo p"-
Ko%top !! 81 aikht.
500 pn-Se. i"1k a1I Boston f. n
Esdst isu9Aln ~, uua, Albany 40 Aa1s New
York 9:a' am Eoston +:st pm;
400 pn,-fuc!nr:ltt and Lau-v!e ExpFrs-teIertt Sat
urday>-arssve at 1n!i!unI-,l!s II 40 an' Clncan'
NH Il 9:&l ata. l. .u.ss.!e 401 pm.
Only o1e train sunday 1t e:.l pn The ean a!n afd
sN pm ta:ns ccnnsss At r5s:s With ao aSs tunn
te fi1aai Trunk Halfway TO kluSs1n t .n.but H. A"n-
rea t3ebec, and Ill pollt4n caAaa E.A Sofhesa Yer
usonL, Sew Hampshire aEa Na!Ht.
Eaekaxe checked through.
Throu n Ticket. TT ss x the principal RArd cE.ess
Desrborn asrs*t Chicago .s dsp.: set u stress
II. j. SfALpIxo. General Passenger A.eu1. les
, 1859-11-07

CT. LOUIS. ALTON AND CHI
= SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On and aser SUNDAY. Aay = lsss. two E1pressT:. n
ST, LUIS. CAIRO MEMIIiIs. yIcKsErEG, Axl
NEW UrLANS.
Northern Missouri. Ka,+>.~ and Nebraska.
Ey way n the It. Lou:s Alton aII h!ca<n Ar Line 1: j!
r.. al streets. x.ae ss'uth. ~ N..nxs:
Tr1 iesses 81 Lals 1p-'. W<tt Ta:, Basen and
taral .s:-+s--
s az 'EEE2ts;: Est Ssae;: sE ssssZtts
S'.ht Express. ::os L. n.
Nal and Express. iu;i; p
AtChcasn with al h+ 4 ra E.trn sna Northern Lines
At joliet with t.e K.ck 11.:4 H. H. wrss, a4' the cp1
1t Peoria Junction With the 1enrl. snd n3,tav ka l.. r.
y Frusla Galesbusa burlington ard intermediate .t=
st,r+.
A. Bacmla:son with TIE 1:no!. Cen.:a Ra1lrnad Surh
4. springfield With the Great we.crn TIL, 1aoa. ~as.
to 1h%stu!, aah West RI Jaek-nvI:- and Naples
At st. L,h+ With The !utac H. nsn. M:.>7rrf lve,
4nnttst and -. Ju>r1 IL r. II: ;"..s+
hiveE IiksA PsAk Id tho GrI .+kiun. North ~-suE,
k1.sa+ ard Stsrk AID w!th st. lt:ss. t'Ain, aid New
aEAi New Dr!t1ar.
Through T;ekes can be had =, the COMPANY. 0@,e, No.
e e lta.t:fn sssvst opp,:.e Tftn"ns il~' Chicago II
pf!nctral railroad tekst omess In The Elstrn. Middle
y la,rs II Fare aal Fre!.a,s SANE az ly any ohrr
route.
.jnliet dHd Wilmington accumulation
Stopping intermediate statnn<-,e1ve Wilmington ii
:a3, An: .ei Al ao s.,n .srse 1t tth:eako 4. NJ
Lave ties" At A-or. H.: a1ye 1t jnl:et At $40 aud
Wlllniextta NJ t:.0 p Ill
y. II. Aoanf, Gea. Agent and 4 <,e s4ps. uyst
, 1859-11-07
13altrua1B.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND

1lCIllGAN SUI Helm tAND
Hl LAKE SHORE RAILROAD. Ssaso1 Arrange
Eezi ls9 taEes sneet aad A!es A2!l 81 ,,,,ns,
Al Through Kouse Scw fo,s iosoa
quebec Detroit tttss SaSaz isaa sa ,1s g9at
Ind rn.nurxk {AItta.trkh, Whctln%- syFAcuAt.
H,-Ijuto ed all tie paints In reudsy No" aosk'
80 ean IN Maj I'll Ace4snnuIatnu sia a1 Michigan Line
daIiy Suu1aYs excepted. rxaclpx fosrtio Al -
uu catnnxcalak ii Adrian with lie tEs1n fraeh.nx
fJetrolt n Ills pm, connecting with ES1hs ou
l;Fxat Wtstxsn n. X, Line.
800 am New York E1psss tta!y except sunday,) W
CIV ~ ;nhxn Air Line rearh Toaeio 1t 4:s5 p,is Anu
petsoir d}rec. u 7:l3 IN tine 70 e"nntet *.ta ~
frsina On Great We.lsrn Kasoad kast~7fds Aao
u! po1pts Interior IN Canada.
ann p Sex YvIk aad Boston E1psess daily SATURDAY
7 rrcru8stl ia old Michigan foak reacass ieiesS
Al A!{s) an aud petro!t u:.1 o,nneesln& ~lta
:so I'm trsin IN Gfeat " estcsn II. H.
fanrtetpp r.ade Clyde and M.nrt*vls Tor =! putaa
In Sourhryn aud Middle Ohio. Direct s.hheHnn'
.h. II 1sv.oot With tsalns fur Fttsburkh+ Pha4eipna
~! E.tnaos, making snics linz =; wv 1seTf foa
uny Iii 1T tEauA this Fuut 70 SsE aafk anu
al trans fur summer afo newly ntss7' VII"
and Dua:sfs. . u-.ar, Aornt
- ,s.r Snnf ftI3.
, 1859-11-07

Ad1alafatzasar-Tke!o follow Nc named pe.ro1s have
he In the Conl1E Court ef Cuok Couat5. clans an.s
the ssta.e. 9f seasi rss.oa as follows to VII
=: aes ,,on Lasarus F'<:nsa =. Jar :: uionoxhue.
and Edward 81 Edws.ts Chs. u. Klas, ~hlch cl.:ms
yet aaadjussed No prltA hr sais clam. fusth-
WIKI proven, Kocd FOR aEcan1e # The
<7n+ shown to the C.a:s. the ca x te .s
provided b. tie ae Of the Leg ~ Einoa p:oy-t
February =. la53. Al Ia The aAiu
Of Claims aeasn.t the esties IT eta persuha re-
qursed take bue OF TIE 1bye. and he 81 accord.
tnkly- By order Of he ..en:t.
e. u. EARWELI~ Ce.k
Chicago. H., 0-t g, 3S53 tc3a4.3 "
, 1859-11-07

,,,r,;nc and seyeral lots were sold at m att
...-.. nf 71a1.c Int as soou as the New Yo,k
vance o' 1es4'e' W. - :. s..an,n donrssssI
dispatches we're recel'cos II oeeahle oeP'csse"
and fell I, tlc prices Of yesterday, closing quiet
80. :, m, ,,,,el.,s ,r all ,rr,dez chanccti |
<Aoo"A "'sS~S
hands at 10 Tor No. White; <t.oag 4.'' 1o'
M Red !. 90c for No, Q Red: 6j7s6c for Nc. |
80 ea.ae7,c t,r M @ s;pr;or. and -5m
~. FIR ne;ccted. Flour was more activc AMI
naxsnced r. under II cood sllipping demGnd for |
poston Sew York. and Pittsburgh, About
o ooo 1,a,re,s cba.red hands at $4.e5@4.., for
,,.a;,n, =, c,,o;ce brands Of Spriua Extra;
a:.5oM4.oo far Spring Super; and t5.7i for
choice White Winter. The receipts Of Corn
vere large. and tho market Was quite active ut
, decI;oe Of 1aac OF Saeiled and ! A3c on Lar.
"ee - n,o.'"s-- - "a :. .-o.
1a,eoo pasne's u MA Ainus "1A' s''" ~
for No. 4S@44c Tor Rejected; and 350g5tc
far tn, corn. Old Corn is yery dull and slow
&c., st. aexo ,,ero s,,d n, ~. :,
ea4e' n *~ .ets W +>e' 49,. s..n --.,
store, and Coo IN ba's on track oals oa'l anu
&c lower. with however limited sales at :.Sc for
n - x+o,e md o1c 5or Canal aaoat Rye
quiet, With 6aics IL 10@G@c 1of 40 1 IN oas I'll
track Barley in good demand and tir1neT.
About lo,ooo bushels were SOFA ~ Sot9e1c 1cr
No. ! ID store, and 'ee9ossei eios No. - 1'1otbs
seed in good demand and hrmer. With sales II
&, ,05@2.14i, according to quality. 11ighwints
.s..hs4a.d
"ncaaneso'
ffeishts are steady ana 4u1et' Inc faleS
were, Sc for wheat 10 buffalo.
ror,av,,p Sor- Nm r,,anoe in Aorr
' -.:".'. ,:s.;,oi =. =. - IN ~,
'oa'es con''u"s '!A4'sco .. e''4', 1oo o''H
<1ncs NJ * ~ ~ and 20 drrs delivered ut il,,.
wharf. Wheat el@l1o for prime red and
white receipts liberal. Sales $50 bush CoEu
, 1859-11-07
Dscs1ase...lcis.s-s 4,IaaiS 1eso.N1

Dsc!5ast... ;U9g.s-s 7,Vt.71.s *1os4V75 1''s'F7'
Ey reducing the wheut to -four, the quantity
If the latter left at tidc-waicr this year, COM
pared with the corresponding period Of last
ycar, shows falling of equal to 1,:ss,7s3 b1ls
, 1859-11-07
1tdl;.tuaDs.

G4ALENA & CHICAGO UNION
RAILROAD. WINTER ARRANG:M1y..
rom Aud After the l4th inst. INA Pass -. -:
this tomEany will &c 1!tItrawa t1nE .hc Liza ~. i -.
Depot untll further notice. IL srts. nf t.e Il : ,,
Ed. II. TAL.ar;
~ -, . ties. @o'e:.l., ~
, 1859-11-07
Illinois and Michigan Canal.

ARRIVED, Nov 5. lss9.
Laura Ann ottawa 1000 hus wheat oo bus oats 4od bus
cn1r 80 bu barley. 11s5 lbs SEED.
P fo.throp, Joliet, 1870 tons carh.
J. EBu,7,hsrI, sliet, 130 tons earth.
PYus,lla, Joliet. 1856 tnns e,I.h-
Col Fremont, Joliet, 40 tons earth.
I'm. ill., Joliet, 100 tons earth.
CNsar, Joliet, III tons earth.
CLEANED ......,..,.... .Nov.6-
Yc,ktown+ oaTa+ 41.e5oft lumber aooa Shingles 1'o
IIoossr SUITE Joliet. g 7s.. n lumber.
Thor. Joliet. 7.S lumber VI III #neat
Oas I'LL. Juliet, 1t0 brts SILT
Pelican, 10 lit light
(rareh W'astnR1on JUflet TEht.
, 1859-11-07

SATURDAY Evxsua. Nos. &. 1s@.
The receipts and shipments during 'he r@e'
VI hours. were as follows:
, 1859-11-07
CHICAGO, CLEVELAND AMI
~ riTTSBCE EGlI, SLuzt l:4liruat! Line.
FARE REDUCED.
ONLY l:h IOC.s fKuM Cli.cAua To FITS

ONLY l:A HUEEs FKUM CHICAGO To FITS
EEKGH.
Anath IIsrct G, naect!p With t.,t Re-. .n+E.y.i:. III.
huus- fo rhilatrlphia- ~ truis.n Srw ia!1.
y. ats ai.tt AlI H. ~ trim. vi S!se Gag, IT. :.
thr Depot Of The Michigan southern ara:. a>f,..
4 5a.m.-Arrisr. NJ T"e.t. +~.o seveIn ?-t III.
t:tt.tazsh: D: y ?. ILL.,. fhsiad> :2'4 4, 4tt! It,.
New f"Tx. 3.rt j.. IL.
500 p. m-Arfvr+ T. ls.o sN' !. tsrvear:. .:
j. Pittsburgh. s.H, ?. H., PhAdeliA4'. :.tv
a.u.. Arr fars, i..s'
This continuous tai 'Inr J. II n,s- .lhsr tha, liz wv
York trtf:ti ruir rnaSss.:- :-a!ts to +Ikr tr
acltst.I f time and t:ons !nptit aat H.
fvf aE! satr'r . Isl,:rrsr.- -t night tIAns .-t"s
Chicago anil la:.a!t1; ha, rrtrEtd iii sVe'iA.
lug carr.
li.rsr c!rcsr! t',!"uch frn.a th:casn +" ymt-s;-.
Hass..h,Ei. HA.tf:"st, Philadelphia. anl NJ" fr; II
nu RI 4Egr TT handling.
Ask trkr.. ty d*vrt1n.: sn Pittsburgh. T..v:,
ih. liz. viii - tas l~ As ~ any "Ihsr s.'nt:.
TEn,nr1 ticket. r i-ncuf-d At .!'t act nfr!r
Ean >nIern it'r au. u,!rr the K...r.. 1"arr
ltpt. Of ~t-rnl a.4 Van liuf rttects h,-:
at. Ut all shr r.frr.; - .krf ,ttts III lh,. Wet.
W.t-LELtSls. teal Agent. ''tsr'r
f;zo. u: t:sA.. ,rnl fa>- Agent. I'll us:E.,':-
, 1859-11-07

ssaes h. trs Il ioSa1T; tEc'utet
ss:@! a:;ft Il sssft es'ese e. rs? %
'sh9eg ~ tste+nd 1,eard6 &h1 q: % T:SA GalA
::@'< heading sA; re 1T: hudson s''; r.: NAN
, 1859-11-07

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
~ HF ttSAHA.
NEW ROUTE BErWEE> ES:LAsl' ANu TIN
WESTERN >rAIE+.
I'm ~! After the ~ If N..,,'rr ii" ,sn "a liz.
r-pt4 II tI.' trtI, Trrnk E- '.t s',,. MI! col:fnt
trst*hs fFnm L1s kl;luuL III ciltCAGt,. i. - fu.-
III: very 0w s7't,:
rsi GOODS, t~'ri"n nic,.s:rrEts ....-....$ $3t 4
HARDWARE. Ii atd casks, Itr .uv - -. - ~
TIN. z!Sc. STEEL and CHAIN. -.... ~.
CltHkE!ti. lRON Ia ,4.rA III. Il. and ptlte., Ter
xp - .....,.. :. ........, -. lYt,
lht st~lfr ;Sc.t* Alt. thAR2E%. cxrcrt M1r:ic -4.
r.'se fs"n Lssr!1n"l fu Fns .ad. ar !.ul II
L4siS fr'ie.',a I" forward tsl!!- u! Isrs a1I l,"
yaj,c by mai. r-ratl. ':r.'t IL lie II I-
Tsrh4 ha:!xry. F"':H :H. II .r In "tttr t!I.t liz t.-
tom. r Hasih- II y" tr:;i,t y n viii OH: "
T-e strait" " Il all l-i@rln L..rr,.ai anu f4ui
NIT !.E>~ t:4u "'t" ) Il ftnxtf.
FrA!see tnnv-y Il IT, rrF7.'nl Very FA.n Il tits.
Aity, fur faltt.eF iu nl.4ti,.p.tD
lanes W.AEKAt'k,
. t:e.1 ", -fer1, .tkcs.t. VI! -, II.
A.fESSINt'IoS. t:"h! II, 'sAt Akt N"::!.a.G. t..
nes a.fG III
, 1859-11-07

1,-c:.a,e .,.ss5 1ne.t''o3 Des:oo.ss9 e'i
TIE aggregate quantity Of the .samc articles
le;t ut tide.water from the commencement OF
navigation to the LIST Of November inclusive,
during tho years 1855 mud 1859, is rs follows !:
, 1859-11-07
1899 AT 1850
Central Short Line Route
CLARKE K CO.,

F1TIsyrRGI. Fr. WAYNE X tNnAiu, md
lEAN>iLyANIA RAILROADS.
TO .5Lk x:-5<TFH%e~ C1T8Ek.
, 1859-11-07

+NVAA%* ~sHN'' A'As@N"%%A :.
RT- TELEGRArE1 MaSTtE4t, Not.5.
Fist 7-Dui! ant0wtr sppe:1pc No. offering ftcey ai
u wu ous efyegn n ~ " FAy aAt ktca'
H. ~ 80. Ertsa t5.7dSSh,sn.
GGAI S-Nhtat nAc4Iye. undtr t.m st At cSl lex fGE
t'hic=.s m Spring. Auycrs Ut d .0.hQl,s.
AsHss s-1iraF{ 1T o. 50 ie1 pots aud ~ ~ far pc1I
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-02
MARYSVILLE LAUNDRY.
COR. G.. and FOURTH SITS.

THVHE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the en-
tire interest Of s. b. Cooley in the above estab-
'shment, is prepared to do al kinds oil WAshlNG
at short notice and on favorable terms.
Ladies' and Gentlemens Clothes done up with par
ticular care. -.
Shirt Bosoms and Collars polished as in the East.
Shirts damaged by sea voyage made 70 look as "eh
new.
None but experienced hands being employed, my
work is guaranteed to give satisfaction =
Being grateful to my patrons for past iavors,
shallendeavor to inertia fair share ofhe pubic pat
oc9-lny JAMES BOYD.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-02
TRAVES FRERES,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ooun

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County o
SYuba, ss-District Court, tenth judicial district
The people Of the State OF California; to ISAAC RO-
LAND, greeting:
You are hereby required to appear In an action
commenced against you, as defendant, by william
IaWley l.. H. Babb, and Charles 5impkins as plain
s in the district court of the tenth Judicial district
in and for the county of Yuba State OF California; and
answer the complaint therein, (Which is on Ale with
the clerk Of said county, within ten days after service
upon you Of this summons, exclusive Of the day OF
servlce) If served in said county of Yuba, or twenty
da VS. If served out OF said county but in the tenth
judicial district of the State OF California or forty
days II served out of said district but within the State
or Judgment by default will be taken against you, &C
cording to the prayer Of the said complaint. The
said ;tion is brought to recover the sum Of three
thousand six hundred and ten 6000 dollars, alleged
by said plaintiffs in their said complaint 70 be due
from you to them with interest, n certain promis
sorry note executed by you aud delivered to them on
the 22d day Of September, A D., 1855 for the sum OF
81 90S I0100 payable one day after date, with inter-
est thereon ut the rate OF two per cent per month,
until paid and II you fail to answer sad complaint
the said plain IFS will take judgment for the said
and interest besides costs.
By order of the Hon. s. NJ Bliss, District Judge.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said court,
this 10th day Of October, A. D. thousand eight
| hundred and fifty nine. VIM. SHARKEY.
Clerk Of Dis Court in and for the county Of Yubs
| oc12-4w BY J. Nc. O. REARDoN. ID. O.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-02
lust RECEIVED

Ex CLIPPER SHIPS HURRICANE and FAIRwIND
A LARGE ASSORTMENT of DRUGS, oHEMI.
IA GALS, OILS, Of every kind VARNISHE5, BAY
RUM, PATENT MEDICINES, and large assort-
ment Of DRUGS generally, for sale extremely low AT
the store Of S. T. WATTS, No. 90 First st.,
ie22-my Near corner Of d.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE..

MIoTICE is hereby given that all parties having
claims ogalnst the estate of Joseph J. Perry,
deceased, late Of Yuba county, will present the same
FOR payment, to the Undersigned, within ten months
from the date hereof the same will be forever bar
red All par les indebted to said estate are required
10 make settlement within ten months
DAVID s. BROOKS,
Admir- of the estate Of Joseph J. Perry, decd.
81
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-02
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
(ToRMERLY TUE HAuS HOuss)
Corner of D and Third Streets,
AAAD~S N/lI

A FOUR STORY BRICK BUILD.
| IA ING, with front Of one hundred and sixty feet
with verandahs encrcng the same, parallel with eacl
| story.
The above House IL situated In the centre Of thi
business portion Of the city, and built and fur
nished for first class Hotel, and such has su
perior the Pacific coast.
There are no dark rooms or eorralln the building
All the rooms are light and well ventilated.
Having recently purchased the above property, 1
have made extensive Improvements in the building,
and rc-furnished the same in superior style. am
now enabled to offer the public first class Hotel at
prices that will suit the times.
The entire establishment will be under my personal
supervision having determined uot to rent any por-
ton of the premises.
The house will be kept open at all hours and rooms
reserved for the travelling public arriving by the sea
mers and coaches.
Board per week. ek......................ST 90
Board per week, (according to room) $l0 sic, els.
Single Meals. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50 cts.
Lodging per night. so cents, rs cents, 81 90.
deol4-my LEE McG0WN, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-02
Tih no ordinary pleasure the undersigned presents
L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.
TO The People of California.

DR.. Rmilius A. Crapkay, In asking the confidence
and patronage of the people Of California Sur
geon Occust and Aurist feels satisfaction in being
able 80 lay before them certificates Of merit from the
highest sources. His extensive experience during the
Crinean war, and subsequently in the hospitals of
Paris, will ho trusts, be made available for the alet-
ed OF this his adopted country Undertaking atten-
ton to business, and cordial desire TO win and
tain the respect and confidence OF the public will be
prominent features In his practice. With these
RANGES, he has the honor to remain the pubc's hum
ble servant, EMILIUs A. CZAPKAY, N. D.,
Late Chief Surgeon Of the Sd Regt Infantry British
Army, during the Crnean war, and Practieng
Surgeon In the Hospitals Of Paris.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
CORNER G AND THIRD STREETS,
MARYSVILLE.
Stokes q Shields. ........P Proprietor

Stokes & Shields........... ....... ?roprietorsi
SsSsSAA THE Proprictors would respectfully inform
E.t their friends and the public that they have
,ss$ Gently, at great expense, fitted up this new
Rs1A Hotel in style unsurpassed by any house In
the city, and are prepared to accommodate all
who may desire goodlving, well ventilated room, or
good bed.
Mr.. Stokes Is well known assLe former proprietor
of"Oharleys Restaurant where he was acknowledged
as the in the city his reputation s there
FORE most favorably established His old friends are
respectfully In vitsd to call at hisneW house.
TERMS
Board per Week.. ......'.''..-- 't'''.'s' W
Board with Lodging ssssss. .1U w
Single leMeAls................. oO
Lodgine ........ from 80 cents to 81 per night.
iiy14-my " " SIuKE5, sISInE6,s
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PremIuIll Hair Tonic.

To Druggists, Physicians and
Traders.
The undersigned, Importers and Wholesale Drug
gists, keep constantly on hand the largest and most
extensive assortment OF Goods, in their line TO be
found in California; which they offer to the trade at
the very lowest market prices. They also Sole
Agents. iof the Northern District of California for the
following Patent Medicines:
Sands SdrsdpdriIld,
Ayers Cherry PSctordi,
Guysotts YeiLolS Dock aud SdrsGparilta,
Ayers' Gtthdrtio Pills,
Perry DdUis' Pain KitLsr,
Grde6en6Ur0 Co.'s FdHRiEy Medicines,
Wood's Olive PICTORIAL,
DR.. Gtddtn0s FInpiEy Medicinss,
LaurGn's Solidifed Cod Liner OIL,
WiLb0r's Cod Liper oil and Lime,
Roman Eye BdISdn,
CtiEiGn AgWs PiILs, 90.
Allarticles purchased from them guaranteed Of ths
bestquaty; and purchases for distan. points care
fully packed, and promptly forwarded.
RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
Aug2l-H ~ and 29 street, MarysvillS.
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For one year ,(per maiD ....... t...... sig 90
six months ..'''''' w
three t /" .......... 10
ADVERTISING. -0ne square of twelvelines and
more than six lines hrsinseron g. each subsequent
insertion 81 so. When advertisement are inserted at
intervals each Insertion will be charged the first
Ror half square ofsix lines more than three first
insertion $2 each subsequent 81. For three lines
sfone square of 12lines, $40. When changed at the
end VI each month, an extra charge will be made
Ror half square Of lines, and more than three
ines, per month, 81 gor threeh esper month -
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San Francisco 4 IIarySVille
II. II. Company.

SEcRErARY's OFFICE,
MarysvilIe, Oct. 5, 1859.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders Of the
~ Company, that payment Of all assessment Is now
due upon the Capital Stock should be made immedi-
ately. prompt response is earnestly requested:
A. s. RANDALL, Sec'y.
eo5.9w
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME copartnership heretofore existing between
Il Drs Hubbard Feod is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, LORENZO HUBBARD
cel2 I'm II. ". TEEn.
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Grinding Saloons,
LIVE AND LET LIVE SALOON.
Corner of First Street and Virgin Alley.

DHILIP DEPANGHER would inform
II his friends that he has taken the above weh
known and popular SALOON, and has entirely re-
hted the same In the best style, making It one Of the
Vile -
The Billiard Tables are OF the best make, and the
wines and Liquors are surpassed.
The proprietor cordially invites his n any friends
to call on him, and he feels confident he can naass
them. Pr LIP DEP ANCIIER
je2l-my PronrIetor
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-02

All consultations, (by letter or otherwise,) Free
Address DR. CZApkAY,
Surgical and Medical Institute,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite the
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s office, San Francisco
ncl-Sm
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HmII's Pntcmt Trusses.

III S. T. WATTS
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VOL III.
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
DAILY AND WEEKLY
BY A. S. RANDALL & co.
A. 3. RANDALL, s.B. CHRISTIAN, J.F WHITAKER,
Q. ". BLooRs W. BoULwARE, J. o. HEArLEY,
". R. RIDGE.
Publishers and ProprietorS
TERMS OF THE DAILY:

0ace coraer Maiden Lane and Second Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-02
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

IL published every Saturday NOR III e. and contains
twenty eight columns Of reading matter. he aim OF
che pull fishers will be to make 1t good paper, and
Asutable derin g rendsin thu AAtlanticStates.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-02

PER WEEK. .FIFTY OKNIY.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-02
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY:

PER YEAR. ..( by mail FIVE DOLLARS
Gis Honths. .... .s3 90 Three Months ...s2 90
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pr. Enlllus A. CIapksy was examined by the Army
and Navy Board Of Physicians and Surgeons in Eng
land, aud endorsed qualified to undertake the
dutes Of Chief Physician to any regiment 10 the
vice. 1t Ia signed ny Andrew Smith, NJ D., Director
General Army and Ordnance Department, Gath July,
1854.
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18

Mr.. B. she felt a strange tremor over her whole
system. She had vivid impression that he
was widower and that he had come to see
her. She afterward confessed that sudden
emotion Of affection for him arose in her heart
as soon as she came into his presence.
Mr.. Il. obtained the pleasure of an interview
with her that evening, and was successful IN
securing her consent to visit her again, and ad-
dress her on the subject Of marriage He, how
ever, did not tell his dream till she had engaged
to become his wife. After courtship of few
months, they were happily married, and lived
together for more than fifty years. Mr.. b..
died on the 25th of March. 1912, and Mrs. B..
lived till the 9TH of April, lS47 For sixty
years, perhaps, they were distinguished and
useful members of the Methods Episcopal
Church.