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Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12
yu1O TrTC AFFLICTED.-Dr. L. J

gENO THE AFFLECTED.-Dr. L. J. Cap
n kay returns his sincere thanks to to his numer-
Gus patients for their patronage and would take this
OF rtuny to remind them that he continues to con-
suit at his tute for the OF Chronic diseases of
the lungs, Liver, Kidneys, digestive and genital or
gans and all private diseases, viz Syphitc ulcers,
gonorrhGa gleet structures, seminal weakness, and
all the horrd consequences of self f-abuse; AMI he
hopes that hslong experience and successful practice
Of many years will continue to insure him share of
public patronage BY the practice of many years in
Europe and the United States and during the Hunga
riau war aud campaigns he enabled to apply the most
efficient and successful remedies against diseases Of
all kinds. lie uses no mercury-charges moderate
treats his patiens in correct ana honorahe way
has references of unauestionable veracity from men
of known respectfully and nigh staining in society.
All parties consulting him, by letter or otherwise will
receive the best and gentles treatment and implicit
secresy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12
MEDICAL NOTICE.
MRS. q. w. WILSON a. T., IL. DTLTN


nRS. q. w. WILSON a. j. EE. DULIN.
~ haNti formed "A c0parlnersh p, will cuntiiue
nc consulted at the oil stand ii G. w. Wilson, un al
the various forms Of diseases, chronic and acute H.
Guiding diseases of the lungs liver, heat, stomach
kidneys nd sp een. Also, the following disease
ire e with great success iheumltis Il, Neuralgia.
Amaurosis, or Nervous Blindness, SICK or Nervou,
llendachr Apoplcctic AMI Congestive Fullncss the
Brain, Epilepc, Pa all tic and Historical Affections
Cancers cured with but little pain. Also, Tumors
where stups and all the various forms of disase thai
arise from disease or impurity of The blood Pdrcu-
lar attention paid to the practice Of Obstetrics al
which they hope To give entire satisfaction Also,
hope to give satisfaction in The Treatment of Summer
Complaint that so generally prevails amo x the chill.
lren II Marysyille.
Drs. w. D. will visit in the city and country thos.
sthat require personal examination, medical nt,
0r surgical skill
Drs w. d. woull say to those afflicted with y
nereal diseases Of any kind, that they would do wei,
10 cal at thelr oihce as IA Is warranted in an
cases II directions are followed Cons utaons in nj
cases free. OFFICE 90 SECOND STREET, Marys.
vile. '
own Drugs. ieI .in
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12
M Vile Laundry,
COR. G. and FOURTH SIS.

mE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the en-
- ure interest OF II. Sweadner in the above estab
lshnent, are prepared 10 do all kind Of WASHING
snort noilce and on favorable terms.
Ladles ana Gentlemen's Clothes done up with par
tcular care.
5hrt Bosoms and Collars polished as in the East
shirts damaged by ssa voyage made to look as wei
is new.
None but experienced hands being employed, oui
work is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Being grateful to our patrons for past favors VIZ
shalendeavor to merit fair share the public pat.
ronage.
je29my sANrL. B. COOLEY,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12
II U l. f S

N u IL ~
FOR THE eoveRSMEST OF TUE AGRICULTURAL, HoRucuL-
TuRAI, AND MecHAMcs' SOCIETY or THE NORTH
ERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA, AT THE
ANNUAL FAIR AT rMAsYsvIL.E, 1859.
RULE I-Eaeh member Of the Society will be fu--
nishe with badge OF membership, upon the pay
ment Of the membership fee Of Ave dollars an will be
expected . wear the same during the Fair, and which
shall no. be transferable This badge win admit the
ladies Of his family, and children under 10 years Of
age.
RULE 1.-Prices Of single admission to the Fair or
Cattle Show, hfty cents. Single admission 10 both
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12

EW Spermatorrhea, or local weakness, nervous
debility, low spirits, lassitude, weakness oftne limbs
and back ,indisposion and incapabity for study or
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12
X.---AgriculturaI Implements.

All m 'nufactured articles AMI impl ments must be
ente ed and placed on exhibition before the 2!d day
OF August, aud remrin until the ci,se OF the Fair
No Premiums viii be awarle for manufactured r
tcles not produce in California; vet the Society will
be happy "a place sucl art cles exhibition witt
the names NJ the importers exhibit r., and award
dlpl mas for such exhibitions acecrdinglY
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12

abor dullness Of apprehension, loss ofmemory aver
sion to society love Of solitude tmidty, se-dsrus.
dizziness headache involuntary discharges, pains
the side, affection of the eyes pmples on the iac'
sexual and other nhrmites in man. are cured withOu
L. ]. CZAPKAY.
His method Of curing diseases Is new, unknown
Others and hence the great Alleonsultation
by letter or otherwise, free, Address
y. CZAPKAY, NJ. D. Cal
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12
O0fprrssfs.

JOHN NJ. FREEMAN, President
CIAS. S. HIGGINS, Mana'g Director for California
DAILY EXPRESSES,
In charge Of Regular Messengers, to Sacramento De-
nica San Francisco, Ore vile, Nevada, Shasta, Yrtks,
Stockton, and all The principal points in California !;
and by every Steamer to Oregon and Washington Ter
ritores and to l parts Of the Alta tic States Cana-
da, Europe, Western Coast of Mexico and South
America, and to Wonoln u. &c.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES:
SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK,
BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE, NEW ORLEANS
eB- Every description Of Express, Forwarding and
Commission business attended to with safety and
prOmptneSs.
~ TREASURE shipped and insured under open
policies.
Particular attention given to the Collection of Notes.
Bills, &c.
Office No. I07 First ST, bet. ID and High,
MARXSTILLE CAL.
WAE. IS. LATHAM, Jr.,
mh6-my Agent.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12
Dluas and sflrdirinrz.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
&C., &c.
importers and Wholesale Druggists,

San Francisco MdryscRte.
importers and Wholesale Druggists,
II FEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND TIE LAEG-
IN EST and most complete assortment OF GOODs
In their line TO be found un the Pacific coast.
Being the Oldest established Houses in California
and understanding thoroughly the requirements OF
The market the union Of the two firms gives them IA
ilties for supp lying trade far superior TO thost
Of any other house in the State.
AS one of the firm resi- les in the east exclusively foi
he purpose Of purchas f"r their own trade, they
are always certain ofhaviug the - ~ ~ cs'
sci, 81, a poocs, en- lracing ,veiy NOVELTY lei
makes its appearing in New YORK, purcha ed at tht
lowest arktt rates, and consequent OF being alb
to offer Inducements 10 thttr ust. mel uli'
cqualIc6I by any other house.
Every article sold will be GUARANTEED Of The very
best quality and, purchases for distant parts car e.
fnliy packed and Er'nIt1y 4 M'ld'd'
They are now opening ex Clipper Carrier Dove
"Gceon Bell" "Polyn sia," Winfield Scott. "lnp'
rial," 'Sea Nymph." "Oce1n Telegrapl" and Chris
topher II lll," ONE THOUSAND additional packag,
Of FRESH DIR, GS, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS
PEEFUMERY, PATENT MEDICINES, &C., which
they offer to the trade at the lowest market rates
RICE COFFIN& CO, MarysvlIle.
REDINGToN CO., San Fl iancsco.
Marysville, March GOTH 1859. uihSO-1mis
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12
ANNUAL FAIR,
I-FRrms, Orchards ard vineyards.

Competitors in this department must, in order
insure the at entou Of the Visiting Committee CIV
notice Of their intention, and make the proper entry
At the Office OF the Society before the 10Th oil June
This being done, the Committee will spare no pains
make the TINE Of their examination accord with th'
wishes 0f those competing.
Grain farms will be arranged In three classes,
oording to the number Of acres each may contain
Crcultrs confirming full particulars pertaining T.
entry will be forwarded TO all applicants for the
same.
Address CHAs. Nc GoRH N, Secretary A. II. and ~.
Society Of the Northern District of California, at Ma
rySville
Discretionary Premiums will be awarded by the So.
eietv articles animals which they shall deem
Hyhly mer rtoriouS, although they may not be named
In the list Of Premiums,
Each Committee is authorized to RECOMMEND, but
not - AWARD, Spe ;ia Premiums upon objects which
properly belong to the class assigned toh
The Jddges appoint d will In every instance, with
hold Ptemuns animals articles that, In thei.
opinion, are not worthy, though there he no competi
tion; and no stock Of inferior quality will be admitted
within the ground
The Man gers ofthe Society will be present during
the Fair to give all general directions and forage viii
b. furnished gratis for all animals entered for prem
ums.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12
XY.-.CattIe Show.

The Cattle Show will be held in the city Of Marys-
vile, very near the Fair Grounds.
Competitors are required to forward to the office a
list Of the animals intended to be exhibited or be-
fore the 18th day OF August in order that proper stalls
may be prov ided.
Stock must be at the grounds before 10 A. NJ. Of Au
gust 29th when proper places will he assigned them
and no animal will he permitted TO leave the stall be-
tween "A. NJ. aud p VI any day Of exhibition.
A wanto compliance with any part of this rule will
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIE AGE =
i Great blessingto Mankindl Innocent but poten
DR. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S PRO CPIIYLACTICUM, (self.dia
infect ng aEent) preventive against Gonorrhdsl
and Syphilitc diseases and unsurpassed remedy
all venereal scrouous, gangrenous and cancerous ~
GERS f9tid discharges from vagina, uterus and uretha
and all cutaneous eruptiOns and diseases As innocu
L. J. Czapkay's PrOphy a preventive against
Syphltic and Gonorrh9al diseases Harmless in ITSELF
il possesses the power of chemically destroying the
syphltc virus, and thereby saving thousands of de.
bauchees from being infected with the most oathsom
of all diseases Let no young man who apprecat
health be without Dr. Czapkays sProphyactcum. 1t is
in very convenient packages, and wIllbe found con.
venient for use, heing used soap. Price, 50. Fo'
sale at DR.. LJ Czapkays Private Medical and Surgi.
cal Institute, Sacramento street. below Montgomery,
opposite P. NJ. Co.'s Office, San Francisco.
All letters must be addressed L. J. Czapkay NJ D.,
San Francisco. mhlI-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12
IX.--Vegetables

Rest exhibit of Gar len Vegetables,
Best exhibit Pump ,ins and Squashes, not less than
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12

Churn, 10
Cheese Press, ~
iarden Wheeibarrow, oo w
freight Wagon, ~ ~
Wagon, two horse ~ a.
Wagon, one horse 90 A.
'arriage, two horse e0 ~
larr.age one horse 90 ~
Wagon, express 10 10
bray, oo ~
harness team ~
iarness, carriage ~ 40
iarness, single AZ w
harness, dray AZ 10
saddle, " 90
adile, adys' Az 10
lridle, o 10
Wind Pump. Revolving q do
Iuilding Brick, do
Faced do do
Fire do 10 do
saddle Trees, II do
Lumber, exhibit of specimens Is 10
XI.---Mining Implements.
Quartz Am IlgamatJr, model, diploma
Quartz Crusher, model, diploma
runneling Machine, model, diploma
Mining Pun p, elevator, model, diploma
Water Wheel, driving, model, diploma
Rifle Box, mo lei, diploma
Sluice BOX, model, diploma
Sluice Rake, model, diploma
~luice Fork, model, diploma
Mining Pick, model diploma
Drilling Machine, model, diploma
Blasting ap aratus, model, diploma
| Hydraulic apparatus, model diploma
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12

san Francisco. I MdrysrUle.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-10

sielem |einsm ei9enen Sar9e plas. Seds
G%pn1pa9nisn Snfantsrie unc S6dseu,
etne Gpmpa1nie Garalleric uno cer Gene
raj NIT ltinem Stote ~pn Is SffIeren
tilceten bic Spige Ger prr,eiIicn relde
I'D nun acAen rem Nid4p!aB ;u te,peate.
Srrnn battle feinen C}tlitI;dm ,ur Seite>
"a er trecW in rty >MiI mod auf reu1
Shofrte etmaa urn f;rhlibsm Nttus
wll1fn 'pcl1s. Gr tIidIc rubia uln lIh
ultc '1ee:>@aute roa 9aifenoe &plf nit
rpuer Veiltea9c9enpart. Sein Sdritt
BET Setretun9 res SdaiTptes mar fe1t.-
Sel's Ar'1't 'nartll rpm Sterif aefe0elt.
" krt Gem Captain Nri5 u1,p SberiH
Campbell Scttrcbl. Inn bolb IL lltr
murSe ne %UalltAure Res SGafptcS aelSl't
u1r NIT peni9en letdten 3aduneen bate
Srown ieinen @eiit a%ufsc9ebeu, Sein
ss'&'oh tliet IS Minuten bdnsen uuo
'puree ponn na& @arper's Terry oelaidt
'p0 Sre~n'S @eit Jpn iii Gmpfan9 nebz
men ~lrr> I'm thm bic lebte Gtre At ers
net en-.
&e'a etnst9er Seribter1atter cer Yrei1e
~uree ;uaelai1 en, unp Nieu1anr rurftc
Dem @alAen 10 nabe fpmn1e1t> I'm 8rppu's
leste Mprte serlteben ;1 fD,1nen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-10
Die Sinribtune bon Jobn BROWN.

&m 2. DECEMBER 111 llbr, rpurbe Sobn
8rown in Gbarlefown> 3d. nit benz
Stron9e rpm 2eben gum Sore 9ebra9t.
Seine Grau belu6te i'm nod Ga9s por<
ber uno Bate cine unterrecur9 bon pier
Stunoen NIT ibm.
Do6 Wfilitdr trat Inn 9 llbr an uub
purce in benz Gelre wel9eS gum 6inz
rt9tun96plaBe flbrte, II pie an Yeri9iez
oenen onoern Yuntten no9 Rem yprberiz
gen @erfi9unsen hes @eneralbefeble5 taz
ttontrt. &Qe6 Serlief III ber itrensfen
mtlitarii4en Srenun9> al6 ob bic @tabt
fl@ in 8elaserune63ufanp befanbe. Be>
rittene @a9en &paren in ben @aloun9en
CUR 2infen beS S@aHot6 uno S9uBen>
pidete int @aden ce1elben 9e9en bic Sbe<
naneoab Serge gu poitirt. Das Militdr
auf benz &tdtplaBe biloete ;mei bpble
Suarre6. Sn Dem innern befanb f@
oa6 S6ofot, unb 3wi19en bielem uno
ben Mubenlinien murpen bic Bar9er suae<
lal1en. Mcmanoen wurbe etlaubt ouber>
balb oer 2inien su iteben> auBer bic berit<
terer Wo9en.
1m II ubr >puroe Der @efan9ene aus
eem 0efan9nihe 9enpmmeu> besleitet BON
SberiT Campbell unb Deputy ME Gem
@efdnsnibmdrter Capt. @pia. Sn benz
ielben Nusenblide fubr elm @a9en nit
etnem peiben Saree Don Gi@tenbol; bar<
auf beran, Ser @efan0ene rebm auf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-10
@urppQt1he NQGrihteu.

Eit eurrpaiiden Nadri6ten lcicen nod
an oer alten untetimmtteit. Dab Gnaz
LAMB feline 8etteiliauna am Gpnaree ;u<
9tNa9t> 'r're jett cffsieQ in Ntrete oeltelt;
es let n'd nldt %eint1ol sur Seldidur,a
res ~eon9re1rS o1f9eforcert mrrcen rcd,
'reroe sa tbeilnsbmen fails iih Die teroz
tbenren M1dte sum @craus rer Sefua,
NIP ee9ebe'] NIT @emoltmafreaeln aeqen
D}ittelz Stolien rrvuldreiten.
&nGlanr UNI Yreleen icuen (;a perz
1tanc19t toten> he frieclihc Niidfebr Der
9ersV9e une rer 5erspain su tefarmprten>
1t3 po9eAen allen 0c,paltmabreaelu III
0unitu rsrlelten 81 miccr1esen unc nur
ouf bet @iersrsiniesuns res YotNes in
Den status quo ante ppliti1heu
Vrlnnen 81 beteten. Ycleu unc 81,
NbelnprpYin; ilnc fotbplild UNI es ldetut>
osr Bar unc Mitre9ent mrleu ibren ia
tbrliidm l(nterthann uidt micer ben
&rpf itrfen.
Mlttel* jtalltl1> NIT lammt tcr Npn,aona
bat REM prinSen Gori9nan, einem Sebue
ee5 Sorrenftni9s> bic Ne9cntidoft aneez
troAen, -w lcl obcr Ypn leilem @atsr
Srcrc e~rbaltcr baten, cieielte nidbt on,,,~
nebn1er.
Ole &rie95riitunetn in 6roufreid 1np
G19lanc rouem fort.
Sn Stlterreid 1iebt e5 ldlimm aus:
oaS Ntih ideint wiecer einmo[ am
Nonpe lsins5 unter9on9ees u feben l1etcre
al re5cn iIl tic Natipnalitattr. SelbR
in 1r'eit BADEN fife cine bsftiee 2l9itaticn
Fllr @tntlbrun9 Der itolieniihen Sprahs
IN ben Sdulen in Bug 9ebroAt.
Sn pori5 1T cine 0eoen Seferrtid
Feinclite 8rpldire iiter Die uGroati@tt
GroBe" erldienen, uno nur III yerrpu,,<
bern III, RAP lth ni6t auG idon ri,
Stpfb0bmen, Slowafen unp Glorautn
an ben 9aeen eele9t baten, 6atte bic
Offsrre'dilde @eeierua9 jeBt, no fe nod
uber el1e rldt ceepr9aniTrte Mrmce perz
fl19en fanr', BEN Wutt, aus an pie1en
malecntentn u00lfern", nit Mu8nabmt
Der Genetlaner, cine lonitituirence gerz
lamm|un9 81 t~erufen, pieleIte wurct
- unter benz ollsini9en Oil ens Der Moe
9Yoret Zen @inbe:tsfaat be lhliebeuu np
pe ocutlte Gprad,e - ale bic ein,io
mo9llhe, CUR politiihen Sprade pe6
yields erbeben. Aber caron benfen
Die Ns9lerenren nidt. Gie perlaNen Gb
auf tbre Solcoten uno pfahen, uno ba<
ben belhlolen, 1ruppsn : Ser iatfunoeu
na& un9arn uco 1Yrpl su iencen. limb
mas tbun bic p'euben in;pilhen-piele
trefRihen Nioniere Der ceutid,en Ginbeit?
Denten lte caran ;mei berrlide Sinner her
oeutIhen Nation ;u erbalten ? User weiB?
Der YrlnS Don preuben fol- llA mabz
reno pes lesten&rie9e6 bereit erflart, boben
fir Seferrei6 gu b iegen, UNI
bort bic Neocluiipn nieDersuba(ten, User
pelB, ma5 Ct rabei i'm Shilce eeiubrt,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-10
Vermtl6te NQ6ri0ten.

Sn Gbica9o sebt jeet Der 3meite
pro3eB 9esen 5einri4 Sumpers> oer feline
0eliebte1 Sppbie Berner> ermprcet> bic
sei6e jeritGdt unp 1T einem Safe mad
Nem>yorf oerididt baben fol-, Dor I6.
Gs balt l9wer> cine unparteii1ae Sury ~
befpmmen. Sim 1ienitaa Nbeno bate
man eft 7 @eldworne bell ommen.
SnGbicaso circuliren 9eoenwartio
petitionen UNI Ginflbrun9 Der peutjden
Spra9e in ben RHentli6en @dulen.
ieung pes
2urnerbunoes.- Nuf Der Ioo<
losun9 ee6 o}li@en 3urne1bunoes, oboe<
bolten am l3. Nopbr. in @iuiamsburo,
1aben neun bon elf 1urnpertinen 6d
fur Cen @'sosrnnl&lub an rem uuoez
Guruerbunp ertlart, Vpu BEN
Qurnpereinen Mmerifos ifeben
aur nod New>yort unp WbtIas
pelpbia auberbalt pes 8unpes.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-10
nod Elm @urt gu ben 5errer
QanbfQuHeuten!

@eit benz Besinne sesenwartiser @ailon baben
wir un1tr 9aupt-M usenmerf auf's Mbelelale-
@eldaft oeleet uro iuden bierin unlere 2aupt-
JorGe 3u entpideln !; mir baben btefir elm @rtra@
Department einrihten la0en unb tieten ben per-
rem @ieberperfduf er1 it Qaube ale Vprtbeile
unb 8equemli0feiteu> bic ibnen nur pon unleren
ben tTnnen. infer @tod 1T fir ben DRY @opbs
&pnlum in Minne lota Elm tpirfli@ ercbartiser uno
meroen es erwdbnte Treuuoe il, ibrena Snterene
fnben, n " bel uns ein&pfaufen, ba eS teinem
anbsrn 9aule III Minne1pta mIsli6 1T, was Nus.
pabl unb BiQioteit tetrift, AUDI nur onnabernp
NIT unS concurriren 3u f0nnen.
&err Muerbact,
ter NIT bie1em Departement betraut tperoen, ,piro
Is l1 anaeleeen lein la1en, unltre Serebrten Sum
BEN In jeber Be3iebung a~ufrieeen gu lteuen.
Suffice & Gprepou8b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-10
Das gnQros & en0etat(
mauufactur= S 0fpbemaaren>
emporium
trt
$ustite 4 fmeYaug9,
0ritte CITRATE, st. Naul'
Minne1pta,
it burd ben Gmpfaug Der neuefen
mtntfrwa0rfu

auf's &ei9baltislte unb @~ei9madpcQfe ~a1ortirt
unb beebrt ii9 iol9eS leinen perebrten 8unbea e1~
eebenf an3u3etsen.
Das Eager 1T NIT aaen neuen Gri4einuneen
Der @ailon ausgetattet unb bietet nar.entti4 cine
@rpBe MuSwabl in &lei6er<
1tpHen,
als Merinps, DaleneiaS, Ylaips, Delaines,
Yaramattas. De 8eises, goil be deDres ,e. &C.;
ftrner unterbalien mir etnen laSnen Vorratb
bunter unb einfarbf9er Seioen>paaren
unb s~ertaufem lol9e eenau gu New< gorfer Yrei-
len.
infer Qager lit @bawls, @loats unb Winter-
Mantel 1T auf's Rei9le crmplettirt, unb erlau~
ben mir uns nod, bic perebrten Danen au1 un1er
ercbarti9eS
@eiBz@ aaren< II. T~rimmin9S< M6prtment
aufmertlam gu rna@ea.
Sn 6erren~ Mrtifeln, ais BoufSfinS, Dpsfins,
Galemeres, DiTels> grapattes, 5emoen &c. tte-
ten mir jeber Gpncurrena bic @pibe, ta mir in be
ler 8rande bic portbeilbaftelten Terbinbunsen
bQben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-10

NIT oer Grfneun9 ber Snautition te~
9lidt bat.
Oas Tatun1 bat NbaSSeruS am 10.
Mpvember be6 Sabre8 unleres Germ 1859
IN Newsyprf nieber9elebt, nm bier pas
Sdoularf eit pe8 Didter6 Trteprt& y.
S6tller ST fetern u>p pa6 Mnbenten
an pal1elbe fit bic Na9welt in ben Spal7
ten cer 6adel oufubemabrem, bic al5 &C.
bunoeneS Mementp in Der fleinen 8iblipz
tibet 70 mandeS Yrpletariers bic Steue per
Bibel einnimu1t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-10
Tefe> bic Sbr feiert, pbne ieinen @eit III

N%crtlebune fpl9t.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-02-16


sources, for the Department to meet the public
liabilities until another Congress should be con-
vened. He had already recommended that this
immediate demand should be provided for by
authorisng the reissue of the Treasury notes for
one or two years. This can easily be effected by
extending for that period the provisions of the
act OF December, 1857, authorizing the issue of
Treasury notes. 49, 49,
The proposition to convert these notes into
permanent debt ought ot to receive the favora-
bic consideration of Congress 1t would be vir-
tuaily to postpone their ultimate payment to a
distant day, when the policy of the government
should be to redeem them from year to year as
the means of the Treasury will Justify. The pub
lie debt which remains in the form of Treasury
notes can always be redeemed without endanger-
ing the successful operations of the Department.
Whenever there shall be az excess of the revenue
over the expenditures, it can bo safely placed to
4he redemption of tho Treasury notes. The power
OF re-issung them existing, should the future
receipts from any Use fall below the estimates
OF the Department. An additional reason is
gwen, namely The notes can be redeemed
without the payment of any premium which will
hardly be the case with the United States stock.
Contemplating the gradual redemption of these
notes, and being opposed to the policy of adding
the sum of twenty millions to the permanent
debt, he repeats his former Recommendation for
extending the operations of the Treasury note
act Tor one or two years more.
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A Compliment to the Democratic PARTY

Mr.. Washburne of Maine, one of the lead
ing and most noted Republicans in the House
of Representatives. in his late violent and
sectional speech. passed the following COM
phment TO the Democratic party. He said:
Let us Mr.. Chairman, learn wisdom
from our opponents. Look at the Democratic
party and note its policy 1t has held pos.
session of the Government. with short inter
ruptions, for more than quarter of CEN
ury; just because it has always been earnest
and has dared to trust itself 1t has never
paid court to its opponents, or stopped to
speculate npou their weakness and divisions:
always bold and uncompromising, it has
never doubted its own sufhciency and irwin
cibility ''and SO it has forever been mighty
power in the land"
Mr.. Washburne. with all his bitterness
against it, had to confess that DO other polit-
ical organization stood by its principles so
bravely and unfinchingly as the Democratic
party.-Post
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side talk, but 1t won't answer in practice, our
neishbor will probably ere long discover. At the
present time. it is certainly more commendable
to be engaged in the work Of reading men into,
instead Of out of the party. At the same time We
should guard well our cherished principles, and
steadily resist all efforts, come from whatever
quarter they may, to infuse into them the trea-
sonable doctrines of the Black Republican Party.
When John ". Forney & CO. cease attempting to
do this, let them be recognized as members of the
Democratic Party, and the enemies of Sectional
ism
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Teachers Institute.

The proceedings of the Teachers Institute re-
Gently held in this place, will be found on the
first page of our paper this week. In conse-
quence ofthe shape in which they are published
we hardly like to recommend them to the peru
sal OF our readers. They contain numerous
bunders and errors of the worst kind, so that it
is almost impossible to make any thing out of
them. We deem it nothing more than an act of
justice to state, that according to the statement
of the Secretaries. no blame can be annexed to
them for the manner in which the proceedings
are published. They inform US, that immedi.
ately after the adjournment of the Institute, they
handed their trough notes" of the proceedings
to gentleman who promised to prepare them
for publication. This howeve he did not do,
although well qualified for the task. but handed
over the proceedings he received them from
the Secretaries for publication entertaining no
doubt that they were call right" we handed
them to the compositors, and did not discover
the condition they in, until the proof sheets
we laid before us. 1t was then too late to reme
dy the evil. This is all we have to say on the
subject.