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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-03
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-03

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the pioneer of another DR.. Chanting.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-03
Nathan EsarvyOOd's Hssate,

Nathan HarWOOd's Estate.
TINE subscribers, having been appointed by The Honor
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-03
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-03
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-03

Virtue and honesty 60 hand in hand.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14
Tribute of Respect.

At a regular meeting Of "Rosc's Bar" Lodge,
No. 50 Off. and A. NJ, held Dec l3, the following
frsamble and Resolutions were adopted.
WHEREAS, lthas pleased the Supreme Architect
OF ,he universe 10 remove by death from our
lluSs' pIl brother Geo. IL. Garfield we, his Masonic
ceased would N'p''' ~ 'H0 w
RESOLVE, That in Brother CanGeld, we knew
good citizen, an upright man, aud an example 10
all of the beauties Of Masonry ~
RESOLVED, That we sincerely condole with the
WIDOW and orphans soon to hear Of his untmely
deatlI and hope this deepest expression of our
sympathy will be some consolation to ,ber, i;
their sudden bereavement
HENRY lloGARTH, Sec pro tenn.
Roses Bar I.adge, No. 80 off. and A. NJ.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

EXCITEMENT IN VmGINIA.-Atlantic papers
of Nov. p, contain numerous dispatches from
towns in Virginia, to the effect that rumors
we're In circulation, stating that body of
armed men were on their way from Ohio to
rescue Old Brown and the other prisoners at
CLarlestown. These rumors appear to have
caused great excitement at Charlestown and
vicinity, but no credenee was placed in them
outside the State. Throughout the State. we
are told, indiscriminate arrests were made.
Peddlars in particular were arrested and i'm
pisoned. They were to be found in every
village, and upon every road the Yirgiuian:
doubtless taking them to be spies, or rescuer:
in disguise. Troops were sent from Richmond
to Charlestown, Gov. Wise himself accompa.
nying them. In the Petersburg battalion
marched Roger A. Pryor and the venerable
Hugh Peasants, as privates Gov. Wise ap.
pears to have placed no reliance upon the re
ports. In his judgment, the best way to pre-.
vent serious trouble was to be fully prepared
to meet it, rhe excitement, however, appears
to have cooled down somewhat, the people
Of Harper's Ferry and Charlestown. finding
themselves to be,more frightened than hurt.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

CALIFORNIA STAGE CoMPANY's BuILDINGs.-
Among the many Improvements in this city,
there is none of more interest to our citizens
and more deserving of notice than that OF
the California Stage Co. Some few years
since, their coaches harness, and other arti-
cles were imported from the Eastern States
as nearly ready for use as possible, thereby
depriying many of our mechanics of the
labor which so justly belongs to them, and
which is Of q character essential to the per
manent advancement of any new country
The accession Of Mr. Hlworth as President
and chief manager of the affairs of the Com
pany has brought about a new order oil
things. Under his superintendent has
been erected fine brick building 100 by 40
feet, which is divided into several depart
ments, as work shops for the manufacture OF
such articles as are needed in their extensive
operations The principal room is occupied
as the smith shop, and shop for wood work.
On one side of the room there are four forges
constantly at work. where can be seen every
opSNthSh W lAppl llbll u IOletsllpG Hdil 10 /
the most intricate piece of iron work, wrought |
from the bar, suitable for the completion of
a coach. On the opposite side Of the build
ing, there are several men employed at work.
Some are getting up new coaches, while
others are repairing.
The adjoining room is occupied as paint
ers and trimming shop. There are several
men employed in this shop. Whenever a
coach becomes detaced by accident or other
wise, or the trimmings defaced, it is imme-
diately taken to the shop, from which it is III
short time returned to the public in fine
condition. The next room is the harness |
makers shop, in which three men are en-
ployed. In this, as in the other departments
new work is always being made, and such
repairs as may be required from day to day.
Another part of the building is occupied as a
store ROOM where may be seen duplicates Of
almost anything connected with their opera
tions. Connected with this room is the |
grainery, which at this time contains a sutfi
cient quantity for the winter On the oppo-
site side Of the street arc the stables Of the
Company, covering lot 100 10y 90 feet.
They keep 1900 horses, and have on hand
100 coaches and 80 wagons
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

CooK.-A strong effort is being made in
Virginia, hy the immediate friends of the
young man Cook to save him from the fate
Of Old John Brown. His lrothcr.in law.
Gov. Willard, Of Indiana, has set the ball in
motion, but the prJudices Of the Virgnians
are so strong that it is an uphill business
1t seems to be understood that Gov Wise is
disposed to pardon the young man, if public
opinion can be in any manner rarpeased SO as to
admit Of it. The count of treason was left
out of the indictment, it is suppos, d, because
under a conviction for treason the Governor
is not allowed to pardon, willie for murder
and conspiracy he may. Counsel for the
prisoner, Mr.. Noorhies, made speech evil
IDENTIFY designed to smooth the way for q
! pardon. 1t was conciliatory of Southern
feelings, and severely denuuciatory OF suel
men as Seward, Beecher and Giddings, Will
it invoked pity for Cook as the weak victim
of the delusions preached by these men. But
whatever good feelings might have beer
made for the prisoner 10y this effort whicl
was a very eloquent one, the favorable effect
was measurahly destroyed by the silly tone
of defiance assumed by Cook in replying to
the questions as 10 what he had to say why
sentence of death should not be passed upon
him.
How it will end remains to be seen, but at
last accounts the people We're camorous for
his blood.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

DEAD.-John Thicker, a well known citi
zens of Marysville, died at Stockton,-as we
have just learned-on the ID inst, from fits
He became insane a few months ago, on ac-
count ofpractiees which shall be nameless,an
was sent to the Insane Asylum. He was born
and reared in Massachusetts, removed to CO.
lumbus, Ohio, and then removed to California
in lS49, where he acquired considerabl,
property
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14
ST. LOUIS CORRESPONDENCE.
ST. Lorls. Mo-, Nov. 10th. 1859.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 20th, 1883.
The weather has been very fine for the past
three days. but to day is rainy and very dis
agreeable. Business has been brisk, and the
arrivals of produce from all the upper rivers
have been very large.
In order to give an idea Of the prosperity
aud growth of this city during the present
year, give a table showing the number OF
buildings erected in the different " ards ana
the amount cXpeuded
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

SENTENcED.-Jas Smith, found guilty
few days ago of assault with deadly weapon
with intent to do great bodily harm, was
sentenced yesterday to the State Prison for
one year, his attorney, Mr. De Long having
made vigorous effort to have the penalty
reduced, and having produced several wit
nesses who swore before the Court to mitiga-
ting circumstances.
Nothing further was done, yesterday, in
the Court Of Sessions
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

ON the 10th of Nov, Professor Lowe made
an ascension ct New York, in his small bal.
loon Pioneer. He announced his intention
Of starting on his transatlantic trip in his
mammoth balloon, on the coming Saturday
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14
ATTENTION MARYsvILLE Rl

ATTENTION MARYSvILLE RIFLEs-Attend vour
adjourned meeting this, Wednesday evening. Decem-
Der i4th at ! O'Clock, at the Pioneer Engine Room
full attendance is requested. By order Of
b. EILERMAN, Act. Or. sarr,t
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14
Newspaper Interest for Sale.

THNHE undersigned offers for sale a 0NE-EIGHTH
h INTEREST in the DAILY NATIONAL DFMooRAT.
1t scarcely necessary to that the paper is per-
manent and paying institution. The undersigned de-
sires to raise certain amount OF money, and there
fore offers the above named interest for reasonable
snm. Apply to JOHN r. RIDGE,
decS -tf-dh Narvsvue
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

On the 10th Nov. an accident occurred on
the Northern Central Railroad, near Balti-
more. A spreading of the track threw the
the train off Conductor Alfred Crawford
was killed; he is a brother to Mr. Crawford,
ticket agent on the Philadelphia Railroad
The passengers escaped injury.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

VALUE or BEAR GALL.-Two hunters lately
killed a grizzly bear on Bear Mountain. CAL
averas county and sold the gall to some
Chinese for $50. The Celestials sent it to
China to be used as an agent in coloring.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14
Attention Yubn Hose.

Aspeclai meeting OF your company will be held this
Wednesday evening, December l4th. A full attend
anee is requested, as business of Importance will be
transacted Per order Foreman.
ROBT. CRANE. Seciy
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

hussEt. Majors Co.. army CONTRACTOR
have made arrangements for the trapsnorto.
tion Of eighty thousand emigrants to Pixies
Peak. when the season opens. So says a
Washington dispatch.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

MARBLE WoRKs.-McCready d Brothers
Marble works at No. ss C street are among
the best in the State. They do as fine work
as is done on this coast See their advertise
ment and examine their work
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

RICHLY BouSD Books AND FANCY GooDs.
Gustave Amy sets forth in another column a
list suggestive of the rich and rare books.
goods and toys which he has in his Book and
Music Store on First street BY all means
read his advertisement, especially so, as the
holidays are approaching He has rich
books and things for presents.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

THANKs.-To II. Wagner d Co for late
Atlantic papers, per Golden Age.
To Randall d Co. for valuable interior ex.
changes,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

The President says emphatieally that he
Will not remove Mr., Hampstead, the Super
intendent Of the California Mint, which sepa.
on Gwin demanded.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

A PRIVATE letter to the Alta, written from
Victoria, says there cannot possibly be more
than 500 miners on Fraser river. Many of
them cannot now come down, for the reason
that they are frozen in.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

TnEArER-A large audience was in attend
ance last evening to see the Billy Birch Min
strels. The performances went off to the
entire satisfaction of the assemblage; Billy
Birch was funnier by far than he ought to
have been, considering the danger of too for
exciting the risibiities of poor human ma
ture; Sam Wells was as dry and eomicaI a'
ever; Geo. Goes as full of iolity as ever; I.
Henry as full of the sweet soul of song, and
the balance of the Company in fine trim for
the programme before them. They play
again this evening, presenting new bill.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

TREEs.-Ten thousand fruit and shade
trees are for sale at George Laws, 90 D street
near the post office. See his card among the
advertisements.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

The MELoDEoY.-When you go to San
Francisco, be sure to call at the Melodeon
corner of Clay and Kearney streets 1t is
kept by an old Marysyille and Oroville man,
F. Gilbert, and is fine place of entertain
ment He also has a splendid billiard saloon
at No l25, Sacramento street, up stairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

THE U S. schooner Fennimore Cooper, at
japan, has been condemned.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

RAILROADS IN ST. LOUIS 1t is stated that
the estimate of $4,000 per mile is less than
the real cost of the horse railroads in st
Louis.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14
M AR RYSvILLB.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. I4th

THANKS to J. w. Sullivan, News Agent at
San Francisco, for Atlantic papers brought
by the steamer Golden Age
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14
Marble Works.
Monuments,
TOmb and Head Stones,
Mantles, Table Tops,
WaNhNtamds, &C.

TIE undersigned wish TO inform the citizens Of
L Marysvie ard vicinity that they are prep ,red to
iurnish anything in the above line. Also, GRANITE
and SAND STONE for bulldog purposes, such as
door slis water tables and window caps and sils at
reasonable prices.
shop ut No. 81. Q Street. between Third and
Fourth streets.
N B.-All orders from the country promptly at
tended TO- MoCREADY BRO.
decl4-my
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14
MARYsvILLE THEATER.

RETURN OF THE FAVORITES.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY
Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings
December 18th and l4th'
The Talented and Popular
BILLY BIRCH'S MINSTRELS!
The Star Troupe of the World
BILLY Birch, SAM WELLS, Csc, GOES
c. HtNRY, Jw. CHARLES, G. II. EpMoNDs,
j. BEHuRE, MAX ZoRER, and others,
VIII have the honor of introducing two Of their most
UNIQUE CONCERTS, when they will offer an entire
new selection of SONGS, JOKES, BURLEaQUEs,
WIrCISMS, &c.
e8- For particulars see small blls.-&I
PRIcEs OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Parquet ............. ..'''Sl ~
upper Circle. e................ .....'.--"'' @ OO
''''"'S DoNeS'.....-.- -....'''''''' '''''
Do RS open at 7-Performance to commence at DIX
decI3-2t G. S. PIERCE, Agent
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-14

Owing to the scarcity of news, the Har
pers Ferry troubles and the Mexican Difficult.
ties occupying the attention of the public,
shall be compelled to close this short cores
Pondence. The mail is about closing and
| shall close. J.p.W
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-23
A Good Endorsement.

The York Peunsylnaniam, strictly
neutral paper, published BY Daniel A.
Frey. alludes to our candidate for Audi
tor General in terms highly commendato-
ry, and from an unprejudiced stand point
The RsnnsylUaniaaa says:
"The candidate for the Office of Audi
tor General being resident of this Bo-
rough, it becomes us to attest to the es-
tee m in which he is held. by men of all
praties. Honesty and qualifications fol
the Office, will be conceded to Mr.. Coch
ran, by the leaders and masses q The Dem
ocratic party IN tass county, and the votes
which he may fail to command at home
will be cast against him, mainly. IN con
sequence Of adhesion to party, and not OF
account of any flaws in his character, foI
none can be found. Indeed, Mr.. Coch
ran is too good citizen to be Politi-
cian."
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-23

The N. Y. Post declares that every
morning middle aged gentleman walk
down Broadway from Blocker to Wall
street, who has trod daily the same route
for twenty FIVE years. Twenty years ago.
being convinced of the evil and extrava-
gauce of smoking, he resolved to lay aside
the trife spent in cigars, amounting to
ouly two or three daily. He has adher-
ed to that resolution ever since. and the
sum of these little expenditures, weekly
deposited in savings bank, has reached
this day, $4,000.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-23
FcEivfsa of .gUEV.

sg- A meeting convened in the Court
House on Monday night, to take steps to-
wards celebration of the coming Fourth
of July in BETTING manner. Commit
tees of Finance, of Arrangement, and of
Invitation to procure Orators, &c., were
selected, and contributions received
The sun desired to be raised is only one
HUNDRED apd fifty dollars. We hope our
citizens will be liberal 10 contributing to
wards raising a sun that will enable us
TO celebrate the ever glorious auniVcrss-
rs of our Nations independence, in a
manner that shall do credit to Strouds-
burg. Probably if this small sum is not
raised, more than Eve times that amount
will be spent by our citizens and those OF
the adjoining townships in Scranton, Eas-
ton or other places; and there is no res-
son why VIC may not have celebration
here, and thus keep our money from pas
Sing into the hands Of strangers. Thus
aside from any patriotic considerations
for which alone, no true American eti.
zen should refuse to subscribe literally !;
the question becomes one Of pecuniary in
tere,t, and We are sure that a good cele
bration will call many people into town,
and will thus tell strongly upon the bust
ness OF our business men. SO don't be
afraid to subscribe liberally, especially
those who are engaged in bu-iness, for
you will be well rewarded.
p. S.-Siuce tie above was in type
we are happy to announce that we have
learned the necessary steps baTe been ia
ken to secure good celebration in
Stroudsburg. The celebration, then, is a
fixed fact, so none need 60 away from
home ir order to pay due respect to our
Nations birth day. 1t is the intention OF
our citizens to make the celebration as
good as circumstances will possibly ad-
init. So prepare for the CELEBRA-
TlON OF THE 4tEl OF JUfy IN
STROUDSBURG. Prominent Orators
will be secured. Two Military ComFau-
les have promised to certainly be present.
The Fantastic Company will be on hand
TO make fun for all. There will be a
grand display of Fire Works in the eve-
ming of the 4tb, under the superintend-
enee of an experienced and skillful pyro-
techni.t. 1t is too early for complete
progrsmue, which will appear next week.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-23
The Central Bank of Pennsylvania.

Speskiog of this institution, which col
lapsed rather suddenly few days ago
the Hollidaysburg Wig says: "Since
our last publication the Central Bank
bas resumed payment, not, however, OF
all of its issue, bit one ha5f 1t is beliey'
ed that the Bank will recover from it:
sudden refusal to redeem its currency
aud that it will be all right iu short
time. We would advise persons holding
the money not to sell it for less than it.
face, ss it is believed that ii will be oil re-
deemed, and the bank made solvent.