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Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02
CITY OFFICIAL PRESS.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor,
JOHN CURRY, Of solano County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN CONNEss, Of Fl Dorado.
For Judge Of Supreme Court
ROYAL-T. sPRAGUE, Of Shasta County.
For Clerk OF the Supreme Court,
JosEPH POWELL, Of Sacramento County
For Congress-Nsrthern District,
JOSEPH G. McKIBBIN, Of Sierra County.
For Congress-Southern District
s. A. BOOKER, Of San joaquin County
For State Treasurer,
DAVID h. ASHLEY, Of Monterey County.
For State Controller,
GEORGE PIERCE, Of sonoma County.
For Attorney General,
Z. STEELE, Of siskiyeu County.
For State Printer,
JOHN O'MEARA, Of San Francisco.
For Surveyor General,
JaNEs s. LONG, of Butte County.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02

uScoNTANINArED.-Ave very able review of
the claims of the Lecompton County Candi-
dates for office, signed as above, will be
found on the first page 1t would have ap-
peared in yesterdays issue, but was excluded
by our lengthy telegraphic dispatch from
San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02
BuiIdiIlg LOS and BIOCks.

eB~ Terms Of Sale--For any purchase under $780,
cash for $500 and over half cash, Que fourth at
six moHhs, and balance at 12 months, with interest
Mortgages and Deeds Of sale to be paid for By pur
chRsers
Plans Of the property can be seen at the Auction
Rooms Gingle Block, Second street, and articuIars
giyer by L. PINNIX, or II. BARNETT, Auctioneer.
jy22ptd
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02

A Boy GARRoTER. boy named Johnny
Keefe, was arrested in Sacramento on Wednes-
day, on a charge of garroting the son of a
shoemaker named Morris.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02

WHAT DoEs IT MEAN What does the Ex-
press mean by inserting The name of the Le-
compton candidate for Supreme Clerk, in the
ticket at the head of its columns, as C. s,
Fairfax. of Sacramento? Mr.. Fairfax claims
to be from Yuba, and he is so set down in all
the Lecompton papers saving and except the
Express. Does the Express wish to make it
appear that Sacramento has more than her
share of the Offices, and that Yuba county
ought to have had at least one Probably.
Wen, it viii be time enough for Yuba coun-
ty to claim a nomination at the hands of n
Lecompton State Convention, when Le-
compton victory is gained within her limits,
which has never been the case as yet and
probably never will.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02
FIRE-PROOF BRICK STORES,


most OF which leased to responsible tenants at
remunerative rents.) These stores erected re-
gardiess Of expense and well known to be the best
and most substantially built in Marysyille
Aso,a number Of desirable building Lots and Blocks.
These latter are well adapted for private residences
and gardens, and that railroad to this Cit has
been commenced, will doubtless ereong become avail
able for business purposes
The sale Is peromptory, and miners and mechanics
wishing to invest their hard earned gains securely and
proGtably, and to provide valuable homesteads for
their families should attend this sale.
That valuable store on the corner Of First and
Streets at present occupied by l. Glazer Co. and g.
Amy together with the basement being ~ feet on
street by by 80 feet in. on First street
The store st. adjoining the above, occupied by
McQuinn & Co.. with the basement, being 20 feet in
on d st. by 6T it, In depth.
Also, the store on D st. known as the Magnolia. The
store is 20 IT, in st., by 40 IT. In The lot is
20 II. in. by GT #.
If not previously disposed Of at private sale, the
building on corner of First and Hghsts., occupied by
Decker, Brumagm Co, a Banking House, being
2s IT, u front and 82 it. in rear, by 73 IT, in. deep
on High street.
Also that very valuable lot, corner Of and Second
street, at present occupied by j. HOesch, being 81 IT,
| on ID St by 81 f. on Second st.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02

CALIFoRNA HoME JoURNAL.-We have
hitherto neglected to notice the improved APP
pearance of this excellont weekly in its new
Shape. It is now printed in octave form,
and is geographically and editorinlly jour
nal we'll worthy of support
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02

Suburban Lot, n. E. of Marysville, Lot 4, Range W
containing 80 2T-100 acres, together with adjoining
4 of Lot 8, Range W. containing y $4,000 acres.
This land when welsubsoiled, is admirably adapted
for a Vineyard and Orchard There is an inexhausti
bic supply of water at moderate depth which can b
made available at a small outlay.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02

AGAINST TnEM.-The sentiment of this
State is against the Leconipton party The
elections all over the State, during
the present year, attest it. Marysyllle, Sac
ramento, Stockton. Nevada, Placer~ille, Los
Angeles Yreka, all have gone by large ma
iorities against the Lecompton traitors to De.
mocracy. Where you see towns and cities
thus 90, it is a sure sign that the peeople
generally arc the same way, for in the towns
and cities large masses Of men are congrega-
ted together and where large masses in one
place in every instance agree, it is pretty
sure sign that large masses in other places
will do the same. One thing is certain, and
that is, that in the great defeat of Know
Nothingism in 1856, when the tide turned in
favor of the crushed out Democracy cy every mu.
nicipal election went in favor of the Democ-
racy, and thus led the way for the great and
signal triumph which swept the Know Moth.
ing party ont of existence.
The same good omens for the true Dernoc
racy are now apparent in the Heavens. All
the elections have gone in our favor, and ii
will be hard matter to roll back the tide
which has thus set in against corrupt and
Infamous Administration.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02

Scouts AROMATIC BEgR.--Segui has left us
erage. re manufactures It TO order.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02
e O u N I'Y
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


For State Senator,
'e CIIAS. T.. DE LONG,
For Assemblymcn,
< (. 4. 4 fITAHAEs' EVANAg, ). 5. BAAkGR,
~ - A-' C. r. WOOD.
For County Judge,
VILLA SINGER.
For Sheriff,
J. s. SLINGERLAND.
For District Attorney,
JOHN T. MCCARTHY.
For County Clerk,
WILLIAM IIARKBY,
For Tax Collector,
l.. b MOORE.
For Recorder,
GEO. c.. CORN IAN.
For Treasurer,
GEORGE A. KING.
For Assessor,
LYMAN ACKLEY.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02
paZ-Dr. y. TEostetter,s Oelehrated sto-

= Dr. > !. EhOSIeIIer7s UeIeDTlteU So
MACH BITTERS, for the cure of Fever and Ague, is
beyond all controversy the safest and best remedy
that could bedsed by the affected for all diseases OF
the above nature. The most violent attacks of this
dreadful disease have often been prevented by the use
of this reliable remedy. The "Bitters" have been
used by the proprietor in extensive practice i'm the
treatment of Fever and Ague, for a number Of years.
and its wonderful curative powers are well known,
both TO the press and the public. Those who desire
thorough renovation of their entire system, should
not fail to use the Btters." For sale by Druggists
and Liquor Dealers. Z. WIDEMANN, Agent,
ie29-1m Marvsyille
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02

ATLANTIC MArI.-The mail for the steamer
Of the 5th inst. will close at the Marysyille
iost Office on Sunday, (Sd) at o o'clock 7. NJ.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02

Ar meeting of the Hibernian Benevolent So
ciety of this city, held in the basement Of the
Catholic Church, on the evening of Thursday
June 30th, it was unanimously resolved that the
members be requested to meet at the Catholic
Church on Monday morning, July 4th, at eight
O'Clock, in citizens dress, to participate in cele-
brating the anniversary of our glorious Independ-
ence The invitation is also extended to all Irish.
men who wish to participate. Badges will be
furnished to members and others at the meeting
on Monday. BY orders.
- THos. j. POWERS. Sec'v.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02
Mountain Correspondence.

RAILROAD HILL, June %.
Down on THE IRIsH.-The Broderck papers
see very little to admire in the IRISH, particularly
those who are prominent for talents and merit
We may expect next to hear them denoancing the
Irish people erally.-Erpress, June 29M.
1t is said that a drowning man will catch
at straw; and it also may be said that the
Gwinites, who are in a sinking condition,
are endeavorng to catch Irish votes by blar-
ney. The Irish, in the estimation of political
demagogues, are the best sort of fellows in
the world-especially before the election
The Express seem to have much feeling for
them just now, as their county ticket is nom
mated. In the Lime Point Cadet Conven-
ton, an Irishman had nary show for getting
nominated to an office, if we may Judge from
what the delegates say themselves. Mr.. Hugh
Shirkland, prominent candidate for Sheriff,
stood no show whatever. He is just as COM
petent, honest and upright as the present
Sheriff. or the nominee for the Office He was
defeated in the Convention by log rolling
and fine wire working, but not so fine but
what the "bold butcher boy" could see how
it was done Also Mr.. Gregory and Mr..
Flattery were served in the sarpe way; and
how many Others We know not All these
gentlemen have been working members of
the Gwinite party, and had a right, or at
least Thought they he'd, 30 seek for an eiiice
from the hands Of their party.
When the Editor of the Express wishes to
hit upon some new mode for getting votes,
let him not try and prejudice the minds Of
class Of citizens against his opponents by false
assertions. 1t is too much like a political
demo gogue-a man possessing neither priu-
ciple, honesty nor selfrespect.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02

NNILL SELL AT AUCTION, at Gingle's Block, 2d
w street, in the City Of Marysville, on MONDAY,
JULY 25th, at II o'clock A. NJ, the following desira-
BILE improved and unimproyed property situated in the
city of Msrysville, comprising several valuable
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02
Save Your Gardens.

Mr.. L. Lyon, French Chemist, discovered an Ash
astic plant the powdered leaves Of which is deadly
poison to garden worms ants reaches, bed-bugs, ticks
ieas, and all species of Insects while it is perfectly
harmless to mankind and dom, site animals. A child
can eat IT, lie has received medals from Russia,
France, England, Germany, and numerous medical
colleges and societies It is most import ant dscov-
cry The idea Of being rid of these pests in warm
weather is a luxury. We can now hear the bed-bug's
lament
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02
Ell o @ TX e "A r M .

TENHE HANDSOME and Shady Garden Grounds Of
n the above farm open to the public as
place of resort All kinds of Refreshments and all the
Fruits and Flowers Of the season will be served at the
request of visitors
The Grounds are tastefully and elegantly arranged,
and contain many cool and shady hooks, where per-
son may very pleasantly while away few hours Sc
cure from heat and dust, and free from care.
Persons wishing to spend little time recreation
out of town, will find HOOK FARM the only place to
give them entire satisfaction.
Private parties intending to visit the place, by leav
ing word at Mr.. Snowhite's Marysve Bakery, can be
assured of having everything precisely as they de-
sire it, Visitors will find the place supplied with the
very best quality Of Wines ana Liquors.
The OMNIBUS will leave 70: Hook Farm every Sun
day at 1 o'clock.
jy2-my W. ALPH0NSE SUFFER-.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02
lyons Powder, sure as fate,
VIII our race eSterminate.

Arrangements are made through Messrs. BARNES
PARK Of New York, to sell it throughout the world.
1t put up in tin cansters, and bears the of E
Lyon.
Magnetic Powder kills all insects in a trce,
Magnetic Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
RICE, COFFIN CO., Agents,
ie2g-1m AIarvsviile
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02
III. BARNETT, ApctiOueer,

Monday,...-.~,~,,-.~.r-. @5th'
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02
Whore

Where
Is the place you can find the best HAVANA CIGARSP
In the E Dorado Cigar Store where you can find the
very best HAVANA CIGARS, 4 for fifty cents
h. LAVK 81 CO.,
Ell DORADO CIGAR STORE,
mh29-my 26 ID street, Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
VANTED-sITUATI0N for frst-rate House.
keeper also for trls for General Housework in the
city country also for Chamberwork an Nursing.
Apply at
STAHL'S City Intelligence office,
Corner Maiden Lane and ID SITS.
p. S.-All other help procured at shortest notice
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02
Notice.

Ifyou wantto osmokesomething very fne,
Thentry Johns. Bowman's Genuine.
NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
ie6 Cor. 2dand D sts., Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02
invitation.

10 NJ. S. Latham, J. W. Downcy, Juo Burch,
Chas. h. Scott, w. w. Cope, Il. II. Williams,
c. 5. Fairfax, Thos. Findley, S. H. Brooks,
Horace Higley and A. j. Moulder.
GENTLEMEN: We, the candidates for the several
aa.ees for which we have been nominated by the
Anu Leoomptou and Popular Sovereignty portion
ftHe Democracy fthe State Of California, re-
.ecttdy invite You TO meet US before the people
ihe coming canvass, for the purpose Of discuss
fhe political issues existing between us, and
.e ptstpolicy of the National Administration.
propose that the respective candidates for
each office shall meet upon the same stand at the
same meeting. We further respectfully express
tha hope that you will each notify the correspond
ing opponent undersigned, on or before the 9TH
lag nf July next. at Sacramento. of your consent.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02

For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN CONNEss, Of II Dorado.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02

For Governor,
JOHN CURRY, Of solano County.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02

HOIIOwny's Pills and Gintment.-Hab-
itual constipation, the parent of apopexy, general
debility, and premature decay, permanently cured
bJ course of the Pills. and no external disease can
long resist the Ointment
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-02
PIXIES PEAK GOLD MANIA,

We see i, stated that great d"atitution pre-
walls among the emigrants to Pixies Peak, in
search Of Gold. The false and fraudulent rep.
resentations Of interested parties have induced n
large emigration to this visionary gold region
TO search after riches, but who unfortunately
have found in their stead he most abicc, poverty
There has been flaming accounts circulated
through the abolition journals of the North. for
no other purpose than to induce free soil emf.
grants 10 Kansas.
1t was Il happy it of those who wished to
swell the emigration to that Territory. They
reasoned correctly when they came TO the con.
cIus'"n that the surest way Of entrnpiug their
victiiniscd dnpes was TO halt with gold. Lying
and treacherous deception are small ntters to
these men of easy conscience They want free soil
emgrunts thore and care moi whether the m cans
employed for this purpose are right or wrong.
lfa few thousand free soers can be induced
70 settle there they then carve out of Kan
sas another free State. and by this system of
forced emigration, they hope to monopoliue tn
public domain.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-02
THE ATLANTIC CARRIE

The New York correspondent Of the Charles
ton Mercury SAYS that CyRus w. FIELD has gone
10 England 10 advise and assist the London At
lantic Telegraph Co in the manufacture Of a
new ocean cable for a third experiment next
summer The form of cable which will be
adopted will probably be somewhat smaller
than the last one. and will be composed Of
parallel iron wires instead OF twisted The sin.
gle conducting copper wire, the gutta percha
'nsnlation, aud the outside bundage of oakum
and tnr, will be tho same az before. 1t s still
believed by many intelligent mechanics that a
simple copper wire, about three times ss large
as the one previously tried, securely insulated
and s,outly wrapped about with thick coat
ing of oakum and tar, would be far better
than any other kind of'cabIe that could be de.
vised. II would be much lighter, could be
paid out like rope, Without snarliug. and
would be sufficiently strong and substantial
t" resist all the strains to which it would be
subjected. and once in it's quiet ocean bed
would last forever. An energetic man lk .
Mr.. FIELD will soon communicate his on thu
aiasm to the commercial world, and VI e look for
a speedy revival on both sides of the Water
of the same profound public interest and cor.
dial cooperation in this third gallant endeavor
which we're called out last year and the year he.
fore.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-02
THE PROGRESS OF ART

The art Of adu'ersting spirituous Liquors
among brewers is truly progressing: intact, the
ingenuity of men, prompted by selfish gain. has
carried it 90 far that it may almost be dipni.
fed as one of the sciences Tho New York
correspondent Of the Charleston Mercury, in
referring tn this practice. remarks:
"a shrewd scheme 10 raise the wind out of
liquor dealers has just been brought 10 light
fellow living in the interior Of the State, has
ssued circulars 10 the liquor. vending fraternity,
offering for the paltry sum of S5 to teach
them how to make Cognac Brandy, which sells
at from 81 to $s, for IS to go cents, and
Win-s selling at $f.60 to s.. for 66 cents !:
and other staple articles in proportion. This
henefactor of his specrs SAYS, ihat liquor man
ufactured from bis receipts is 'as innocent as the
so-called imported liquor or liquors in general
use'-of which we have no doubt. as the great.
est part of the ardent fluid sold hereabouts il
rank poison. This visinous proposition re-.
minds me of an advertisement xblch used to
appear regularly in a morning paper, offering
to teach the snme dsbolical art. and. as It
was Withdrawn from print some time ago, I
have no doubt that the ingenious gentleman n
who got it up has retired on a fortune"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-02
THE TWO NAPOLEONy.

Napoleon l. was but twenty.six wears old
when appointed to the command of the army of
Italy. Before he had entered upon his twenty
seventh he had won the battles Of Monte Motto
hIillcsirne mud Nlondovi forced the terrible pms.
sage of the bridge of Lodi, entered Milan in tri-
umph; seized upon the great iron Gown of Lom.
bardy though not yet crowned driven the Aus
trians out Of Mantuo; beaten tho Tyrol army of
Wurms at Castiglionc; forced Parma, Modcna.
Rome, and even Naples. into submission in fine,
reduced all Italy, from the Alps to the Papal
dominions, under his sway. And his army
numbered but $4,000 men, and those poorly
clothed aud badly provisioned.
Napoleon III. enters the same grand battle
held IN his SID year. fie has no personal cx-
perence, but is supported by well tried veterans
OF the Algerian and Crmean wars-Pessier,
hlcNlahon, Bandon, Neili. Canrobert, CASTE ellan
Alngnan, paraguay d'IIilliers-aud, for active
offensive war. the finest army in Europe, tho
largest most individual i'll character, most am
titions. best disciplined aud best equipped. lie
has. however. himself large and valuable thco
| retIcal knowledge Of the art of war There Is
no innn propnbly living who has read more
thought more, or written more on military sub
Jects than Napoleon III. Several Of his treaties
are, We believe, the standard works in Europe
IN the departments of the science Of which they
treat. lie has also been, from his youth, a care
fui nnd sagacious observer Of military affairs
throughout the world-of the two great Agc-
ran and Crimcam wars in particular. the opera
tins oi the irst oil which, since his accession,
aud of the last from the beginning, he has tho
| credit Of conducting.
Napoleon J. was young. but mere strip
ping; Napoleon III. is in the vgOr of mature
manhood. This was s,udious, vrtuous temper
nte even to abstcmousncss. unknown, without
money and without friends; the other is riot.
ous liver, lascivnus, commands money and
| friends without number, and fills the world with
| his name. This WAS opcn frank, sincere, full of
sympathy will, his men. with whom he lived
| on the most familiar terms, sharing their Toys
and sorrows and dangers. imparting to them his
| plans and designs, even his inmost thought; the
other ID cold, distant. retcent to n proverb, i'm
| parting his counses TO none hardly letting his
| left hand know what his right hand dneth and
familiar with none. Napoleon l., in fine, was
still IN the nre of YOUTH active enterprising, nnd
man of genius. indeed, from tho promplings Of
which he always acted; Napoleon II. is past
| the middle age: inactive, but mature in iudg-
nent, upon which, and upon his theoretical
knowledge. he has alone to run the parallel
o. e" " respective careers.-M. 0. Plea
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-02
WILLIAMSON SPRING.

Wc have been requested to suggest TO tho pro i.
prit'ors of :he Williamson Hotel thot they
should have grand celebration of the 4th of
July at Williamson, and that tho Hon. JAMES l.,
Oar, and otlor distinguished gentlem Gil, should
be invited 10 deliver addresses OH the OCCASION
We trust thnt the proprie,ors will adopt the sug.
ges,ion. and make the necessary arrangements a,
once.
We have 10 doubt but that arrangements can
be made with the GreenviIle l. Columbia Rail.
road to transport persons TO and from Williams
ton on this occasion. for one fare
The Anderson Gazette thus alludes TO In, mr..
rangements the Williamson Company are ina.
king for the incoming seuson
"Wch had the opportunity last week of no,iciup
tho preparation that is being made at this cecbrn
ted watering place for visit"rsthis summer. The
prorrietors of the Wamston Hotel are neither
spaflng pains or expense in providing .,,r tho
comfort and enjoyment Of visitors, and will have
soon completed thci entire house in the best
manner One Of ihcn Mr.. Tustin. has charge
this season and will do all in his power to make
a visit agreeable
"Onr friend lIudgens of the Central House,
Keeps 1t in nmlrnbe style. and has also been fit
tirg out new inducements 10 persons visiting
there
with the advantage of superior hotels added
to the curative properties Of the water aud the
pleusantness Of tina, delightful village, we nre
quite sure tha, the invalid the pleasure seeker
can find no plac. ofthc kind hcrcahouts where
the time will be spent more prcfitably or ugrcen
bly. And we confidently expect, from present
indications. that large numbe: Of the low ccun :
try folk will avail themselves of the opportunity
presented. aud that Williamson will be- tho
gayest Of the gay this sensoi,.'
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-02
A MACHINE FOR ADDRESSING NEWsPA-

The following is All extract from description
of recent invention for stamping or printing
upon newspapers and periodicals. the names Of
subscribers. & ivcn i'll the Cincmnntti Gaz,ite
"a very mnpretcnding. PLAIN looking little
n,nchnr, intended Tor the above purpose, was
submitted To our inspection yesterday. One
great source Of expense heretofore. in the pnb
lisIng OF newspapers, especially with large cir
culations has been in the addressing depnrm ment
BY the old mode from $50 to S60 per thousand
per annnm has been paid for that specially alone.
thus reducing the profit very materially This
machine. according TO practical t,Ial witnessed
by ns. will address from two to three thousa nd
papers per hour, and AT AN expense Of only fifteen
dollars per Thousand, which includes the right TO
use it.
Its simplicity is its creates, Recommendation.
No typo is required a number Of little wooden
blocks are placed on belt, on tho surface of
which is punched the name of the subscriber
aud his address; the belt is then plnccd on n
wo"drn cylinder, inserted Oh nn upright. the
blocks linked. and, the belt revolves. papers
are fed under it. which receive the impress Of
the names stamped the blocks By another
ingenious and simple little machine, INTENDED as
a companion To the other. the names are slammed
on the blocks in plain Roman type The
construction is so simple that the mnchine is
not likely TO get out of order, and if il should n
imck.knife would be all tho tool required to repair