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Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-27

GONE FOR HEALTn-The Shasta Courier Of
Saturday says; "The senior editor of the
Courier, S. IL. Dosh, Esq, has gone to the
Bay for the purpose of improving his gener-
al health. lie has been suffering very much
with pain in his side for nearly two years.
The disease is supposed to be neuralgia. In
his absence, should the Courier not be edited
with its usual ability, lay the blame to the
Junior"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-27
Impure State of the Blood!
THIS BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP
eSy- is WARRANTED AT
To cure all Scrofulous and other diseases that orgi
nate from the BLOOD OR LIVER.
Read the Statement Of MI. M
McWilliams.

Who is Elder in Rev. Horace Bushnell's Church, re
gardng the of his daughter, who vas to all ap
pearances crippled for life with the terrible disease,
Scrofatd
ClScNSATI, Feb. IS 1859
Messrs A. /. ScooW &c Co.
Dear StrS: l feel It my duty to write you and
let you know what your Blood and Liver Syrup has
who suffer with the disease may know OF it,
and by its use derive great benefit. My daughter
Eliza has been sOrely afflicted with SCROFULA att, nded
with great pain for more than two years. She had
five six running Ulcers on one of her feet one
her hip, and one on her back, They caused con-
traction of her limbs so that she coui not walk. At
this time, from the high recommendation of your
Blood and Liver Syrup in curing such diseases, was
induced TO try it. She commenced using it, aud the
medicine acted on the blood, the sores commenced to
heal The limbs getting straight-she is gain
ing strength. have only used three bottles of the
medicine, and she walk quite we'll One of
the limbs is but little if any shorter than the other.
Your Blood and Liver syrup has done wonders in
storing her health.
With the greatest respect, remain yours,
NJ. MCWILLIAMS.
statement of Rev. horace Bushnell.
city Missionary ce Pastor Of Presbyterian ChWrcA
CINCINNATI, March 2, 1859.
MFssRs. A. L. .ScovmL & Co.
Dear SitS. MIR. MeWams, ESQ, is an Elder in
the Church in which l am Pastor. acquaini ed
with the circumstances of the of his daughter and
/ have hestancy in saying that consider the cure
truly wonderful. HORACE BUSHNELL.
ScogilpS Blood and Li0er Syr,tp p for sale by al
the principle Druggists everywhere.
RICE, COFFIN & co, Agents, Marysville
GEO. w. SMELL, General Agent
1SO Washington ST., San francisco.
Successor to Park White. olS 3nis
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-27

COMMERCE on SLEDGEs-Two citizens of
San Andreas, Dennis and Folsom, propose to
keep the Big Tree road across the mountains
open all winter, and TO transport merchandise
on sledges if traders will guaran ee them fif
teen tons of freight a week, at eight cents a
pound. Carson, Esmerada, Mono and Walk
er river country with an immense Rggre
gate population, will make the undertaking
profitable and successful. The plan is TO keep
animals at intervals on the road, and as the
snow falls, to drive them back and forth or
drag small trees with the branches on, along
the road, and thus keep the snow trodden
down. 1t will not matter to what great
depth the snow may fall, the travellers will
keep on top, and on the hard beaten road.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-27

! know an old gentleman aged IS years.
having five sons and all have families. Not
one of them has ever owed dollar, ever took
drink of spirituous liquors, ever used cup
of coffee, ever used prolane language, ever
wanted for anything, ever lost his vote in an
election; are all Methodists, and hate snakes
and tobacco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-27
TELEG.RAP.HTC.
GOVER THE STATE LINE.
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SAN FRANcIsco, Nov o.
Gen. Joshua P. Haven died yesterday eve
ming about o'clock of malignant erysipelas.
The day before his death he was in usual
health, he took charge of the obseques of
Major Scott. lie was native Of Philadel-
phia.
The body of John Campbell johnson was
found drowned in the bay yesterday. john
son was native of Glasgow, Scotland.
Gullame La Costa, a Frenehman commit
ted suicide on Saturday by shooting himself,
The steamer Cortez arrived from Panama
at o'clock this morning
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-27

LEG BRoKEN.-The Amador Ledger says
that on last Thursday, in that place, +. Gou-
! let, while in a scnfile or difficulty with an-
other party was thrown down and had one
of his legs broken in several places between
the knee and ankle. 1t is feared that the
sufferer will lose the limb.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-27

MANUFACTURE OF GREAT MEN.-The San
Francisco Mirror thus discourses on the mo-
dus operandi of making great men:
Some one requires US to write an article on
the Manufacture of Great Men" Wen do
it-a short one, and to the point. Mr. Skee
zicks is an Undeyeloped Genius he feels
craftsmanship humping against his ribs, and
knows that he is great man, only, like the
weakly chick, he hasn't strength to break the
she'll and spread himself outside He has IA
freud-Mr. jenkins, the editor-to whom he
goes in his undeveloped state. jenkins is a
good soul his words don't cost much and,
commiserating the Undeveloped Genius, he
writes paragraph: I'VE had the pleasure
of hearing lecture delivered, last evening,
by our talented friend, Skeezicks, which in
unparalleled eloquence was absolutely unap-
proachable," etc Throwing in few bab-
bling brooks, rainbows and golden sunsets
Skeezicks rises next morning, immortal; he
runs for Justice Of the Peaee-he catches 1t ;
he runs for the Legislature with like locomo-
tive effect. He rises--he expands-he am
plifes-and it is a good while before people
discover that he is fool. In the meantime
Jenkins gets hard up and asks the Hon,
Skeezeks for the loan of five dollars Skee-
zchs, the honorable is amazed: he does not
know Jenkius-wouldn't know him for a dol
lar That's all.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-27

A HAPPY FAMnY.-A correspondent of the
Charleston Courier, writing from Conway
boro = q savs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-27
DISTRICT COURT-October Term.
Hon. S. NJ. Bliss, JUDGE.

NOVEMBER Goth.
Geo. NJ. Palmer VS. Hugh McCafery ct al
dismissed.
Jas. 0'Brian VS. John Evans ct al-Attachment
ordered to issue for absent witness, returnabie
forthwith.
The Housers VS. Turner ct al-Tred by court
and submitted.
Frances O'Bryant VS. VIM. O'Bryaut-M Motion
to vacate, decree of divorce argued and over
ruled.
Jurors in attendance discharged until Wednes-
day, ten o'clock, A. NJ
Court adjourned till ten 4. NJ, tomorrow.
THE LATE GALE-Speaking of the late gale
the Columbia Times says;
Here in Tuoumne county, it had force
enough to unroof buildings, tear up by the
roots immense trees, and blow down fumes
that had withstood the storms Of previous
years. Up in the mountains. in this and
Calaveras county-along the line of the Tu-
olumne County Water Company's bitches,
many thousands of dollars worth Of damage
has been done, by blowing down fumes, and
the uprootirg of huge trees. and blowing
them into the ditches We hear of as many
as twenty trees lying in the ditch, within a
short distance Of each other
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-27
NJ MCWILLIAMS.
of Rev. horace Bushnell,
GEO. w. SMELL, General Agent,

18O Washington ST., San Francisco.
Successor to Park & White. olS 3inis
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-27

Who is Elder in Rev. Horace Bushnelrs Church. re
gardng the of his daughter, who vas to all ap
pearances crippled for life with the terrible disease
ScrQfUsa
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-27
1allp NatiOnal lrmutrat
Later News by the Pony Express.

By the Pony Express which arrived at
Carson City Sunday night, the Union has the
following disDatch:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-27

Douglas had warm reception in New Or
Jeans on November Sth. He will make a
great Union speech in a few days
Lieut.. George Mclean of the Mounted Ri
fes, was killed by the Navajoes, October l3
He was out with his company on scout
twenty-five miles from Fort Defiance He
killed four Indians with his. revolver before
he fell
Ii. G. Goodwin, in the Madison Congress
sional District, New York, died on Novem-
ber 18th.
The Republicans have large majority in
the Kansas House of Representatives.
On the night of November lth, the office
of the Erie Railroad Co., at Jersey City
was robbed of $l00OO
Gen. Johnston has been assigned the COM
mand of the Department Of California, anC
Gen. Twiggs to the command in Texas
DR.. Longsford, of the Hotchkiss Arctic Elk
petition, has returned. He left the explorer
in frozen ice, where the expedition will re-
main till next June, hopeful and well
A large meeting was held at Providence
R. l., November 18th, to inaugurate meas
ures for the relief of sufferers in Kansas
Governor Sprague presided.
On the night of November ] 1th, there wa
negro excitement at Chicago, iu conse
ouence of the first woman being claimed a
property. Stephen Nichols, the Nebraska
Marshal. was stopped in the streets by
crowd of negroes and compelled to give VI
the woman to the city police. She wa
lodged among them for safe keeping Al
effort would be made to rescue her and tax
her to Springfield for examination before tn
United State Commissioner,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-27
Bowman's Liniment

2G0 ] street, topposte Plaza) Sacramento,
Andby III IT. KELLY ~ CO., Agents, at.
next to the Western House, Marysvlle. mol 3ms
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CONMERCTAL


Review OF the Nashville Market, Aprn 4.
COTToN-We could not hear Of the sale q single bale Of
Cotton today.
AIoHllE March SALES cotton DAY sOO bales, IN
changed prices NddhLgs lgGl0if cents.
SAVANNAH, April 2sales Of cotton to-day $50 bales Ths
cHlRIrsrsS April ssles Of Gotten to day 1900 bales.
Prices weak. but unchanged.
TOBACCO. Hamilton sold 3lheds to day al Is, q, .,
40 TO- Is 80 $, 20, Is, ESQ s5, 90. 90
as 49, 05 o. TO- so, 40 4s0 Sd res, 30, %
z 40 2 So 7 So and Z 90.
BREADsTUFFs stock Of Foar the market continues
light barely sufficient to meet the home and export demand We
quote City Superane at s5s550 and Extra at S 50 per har
rel the outside figures being the retail prices Country is firm
at % 1903 for supene and sss935ofo for extra in sacks Of
100 rounds
There very little Wheat coming market, and city mil
ers ind tdcut to getenoegh to keep their mills running on
short time. Buyers readily pay slIs9IsO per busel for
fair Red and White and sls5 for Prime,
There active deandior Corn, t1yers readily pay 20
Csc per bushel, soooingtO quality, furnish sacks.
PROVIsI0NS-The receipts q Bacon continue quite lib
eral, and nOcea fair demand from the South quote Shout
dsIs Hams &C. Clear sides lO9O5le wagons
Frou packed advance these quotations is demanded.
Lard continues In good demand We quote pruen good ship
ping packages at s3ze.
IRISH P0rAT0EsBy overnight the quotations foE Irish
Potatoes have been printed wrong for several days The price
50 509s9 per bb instead Of $40 So The marse we'll
supplied With first rate article.
GbOCEklES-Ihe market 3 welt suppled Win urocsrles
and there considerable activity in this department We
quote:
SUGAR-Fair S5} and Prime to Choice 9995sc b in hogs
heads, lc these quotations in barrels; New
York Coffee Sugars t092te Crased ana Powdered li@c
Loaf IA 1z9l2c
MOLAssEs SYRUP Soasse Il barrels 4e4sc gal; half
barrels 59c Sugar House 4S45e Golden syrup IN barrels
75c, half barrels CSC, and kegs (ten gals u
ooFEEE-Ro I3l9l4zc, Lagayra i4al5ei Java loSoc D
GEO. Black 609Sl So
s2LT~we quote Coarse SAX at sl5o, and Zine at 81 Gee
To- and 30c bushel The stock The market IS
ample the demand.
COTTON YARNS-Ths following the agents quotations
for Cotton 200 sOO o, doz 6OD lOc 500 e and
800, l2c.
WHSSKY.-Rectlfed is held at 22g24o p gallon, and
county at 5O975cs according to quality.
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AVER

The Howe Machines are warranted give better satisfaction
f any other machines In tie market, money refunded
~ 80 COM BROS, Agent,
s.-e-tr So Co1Ievs streetr
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY

DR.. KING, formerly Of New York FOR the last
AUS four years Of Louisville Kentucky, and who has
devoted HE attention the treatment OF private diseases io eve
thirty years atters HIMSELF having attended to pracoe or
MANY years many thousands he Is enabled 70 cur
an Of private nature matter how bad trey may DC
from ipiudicous medical treatment from neglect oil ei o"
DR. Kings Dispenssry No o DesdercE street.
and the Sonar where all diseases OF private natuce
oNoRHEA cured without naucous medicine or nteerehs'
from business. ,--.-, l. -. -
SR1cUREs Of old or recent date, eecusy cured IN rev
5ss nv an operation whchcaues pain Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed. Perhaps no disease cahses
rnischefand unGermnes the constitution SC mucn
yP1s with all the diseases Of the skim growing out oil neg
let or bad treatment can eBctuay cured IN few Gays,
sENsAL WEAKNESS particular attention having neen given .
this disease and all the consequences growing OUT Oh ~,
an in MANY cases by the destructive habits Of nconsdera
yoBts and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect
which will undermine the constitution, rendering me IN
AT for business or society, and causing premature old age
Females who may aboring with difficulty oil INC oLn
| NAV rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating toeH cast
fee enclosed directed Dr. A King, No . De2deTk scet
NASHVILLE Tenn the medicine sent 70 men
address with necessary directions. Strict secrecy JIM
bourg rom qoclock the morning until in the evening
| Ig5Q-dSZwlV
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LirerpooI Cotton lIarket, lIarch 1e.

Wilmer & Smith, in their circular say
accounts from the United States received on Mon
day last total receipts Of the shipping ports to be
m OF those Of last to came peuoi, and
many parties were consequence raising their estimates OF
CROP varying from 100000 to 450O0O0 bales These accounts
had keeping market quiet and sales were made
decline Lied sd from the quotations given on Friday
on Tuesday however, later advcs were received 6G galway
reporting lighter receipts and mer markets, which induced
SPECTATORS exporters freely into our Market
for on Wednesday the summed to fully OO bales
and yesterday good inquiry notwithstanding this
increased demand market freely supplied with Cotton
especially in the grades mddng that close with the
same reduction in prices noticed in the early part Of the week
but in no case amounting than I'd the common and
i-6d better qualities Of American We now quote Mid
ding Upands, I'd; Mobile 65sd Orleans, 6{d The Commit
tee Of Brokers place Fair UpIauds I'd Mobile I'D Orleans
75d,
stoIterfoht, Sons & Co., say:
The opened much depressed at the beginning Of the week
and decided determination TO SELF prices gave va
fully 593l6d ID particularly in UPands but within IN
last upon receipt Of from New orleans oit
Galway the M Instant stating the receipts for three days
have been only baes instantaneous change occurred
exporters forward freely at the rate OF u
bales per day. prices recovered the previous decline ex
cept in Co,tons Middng We quote hddhng orleans
ed; 67rd Upands ga. The Trade have taken -
$50 bales exporters 1870 and spectators 31oO bales IN
quantity the United States is 10000 ba ro1
Bombay $4,000 bales against l2eOO bales last year
/ Today market quiet but irm sales SiOOObales,
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~ Enreirn airnfn Trade.

The London UrE EGHs Express Of the 18th ult says
The passed week very chequered in its character II
commenced with much rain. followed by spring like mdness
then came violent cutting winds with hail and tnay renrn
10 cold with some snow Neither age the Whea plant has
made progress Reports respects the growing crop
but everywhere small and weak and much M unso"n lu
the claws the frcss raised the soil njurousy, as
its small growth will allow harrC wing and rolling In t
light lands there much mis- plant while some portions nav
b Hooded where the seed had terminated. Still it is nov
coming M and looking better expected Old stocks are
much reiure markets have been scany but IN
eeEs transactions for the most part show little change
prices several Portugal Spain and In
foreign markets mostly keep hf ~
Wbeatp France has been rather EASIER we'll as at Dantzc Tn
other Baltic ports quiet without change Belgium ant
HoaDd norris have maintained prices Zurich being bet
ter supplied has ab5ed the late high rates Odessa note
no alteration there Of an upward move
have remained high priced.
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ENSAzzsg1S Whisky we'll known as Days arc
matte Valley Whskey established regulations uhlVe
as renders for the manufacturer to keep pace WIN
demand This Of perseverfng energy IN us h
5uctiop sustained by determination adopted at the out az
never departed from, that Its original purify anu
unriyaled excellence should continue 70 the end .
The common fate attendant upon all such successful
has oyaen manufacturer. 1t is initiated BY
npostors Gnd and spurious arcles paled on on
the community the great detment Of the puoc as well
injury 70 the manufacturer both in emoument and we'll earned
repu Every made to guard against TINS piracy
nv Copyright Label ahd by peculiar shape OF Inc
caution public against this imposition upon tnem ana
uon nv rights and earnestly desire such information from
those wLo may possess having been vicmized or ot"'
IS will enable protect the public and myself BY pToscu
ton TO the utmost extent Of the Law. The genuine Da Aro
matte Valley Whisky put up of y bottles each with
light yellow Label and sealed with yellow wax Win me pro
reto stamp the and fac-simile signature OF the pro
retor on the label. other articles are limitations
Consumers can depend upon getting pure article Whep
tT y the Valley Whisky sold by the bottle an in case
only , 1850. W 80. n 70 "a -
Prnnrietnr.
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THE
ONLY DISCOVER z
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE ToR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.

HANy since the great discovery Of Prof. Wood, have at
H tempted not only to initiate his restorative, put I[o
but thew have all and gone, being carried away by the
wonderful results Prof Woods preparations and have been
forced leave tie hed 20 its resst!ess sway hesu 5
ing BATH. MAINE, April 18th. 1853.
PRoF O. J. WooD Co Gen-The letter wrote you N
1856 concerning your valuable Hair ResoraYe and winch
have published In vicinity aud elsewhere has given rise 70
numerous inquiries touching the facts in the case Ihe
are first fact Of my habaton and name, as sLaLeu "a
The communication second, it of ali therein contained
third, hair still continue to be IN good oTue anu
atral coIor7 no all IN and nvsriaby,yes Ny
hair is even better any Of my life Tor ior years
past, more thrifty and better coored the same IS ue o.
my whskers and Only Why it is not generally uee IS
that the substance washed OF by frequent a6oton o e
face, when il used by Wping me Lee IA cloe
ton with Whiskers, the result VIII follow Is NC na
have 6een in herecept Of great many letters ION az -
Of New England asking if my hair still CONTINUES 70 DC
GOOD as there much fraud in the manufacture ana als OF
various compounds well this It has, no doubt Deh Da
initiated and used, only without any gOou eae D.
absolute injury used Of your restorative oil any
recount months, and yet my har IS as soOI g
bD eds have examined it with surprise, now 6l years
old and not gray hair my head face and 10 prove
this fact send you lock of hair taken on the past week
received your favor quart bottles last SUMNER ior
induced them to try it, many were sHet uC4I tI @ ,i
then purchases and used IT with universal SUCCESS.
favor, that you send lie test BY Whch can
fraud the Restorative, sold by many lear "lS1ou1
v from from YOU pure article will insure success ana
believe where COED do not follow, the failure IS caused
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The Restorative is put up bottles Of three sizes VIZ a
medium and SMALL the small holds y pint and reail Tor
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proportion than the SMALL retails for s. per ooSe % Ia
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New York. ia Market street, s. Louis MO- ana sou y
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers HnoIesaITS ~
Even, Pend Teton a Coz and reeu uy J IsI, lug
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
EnR al TIE PURPOSES 0E A SANITY PHYsIg.

arc so composed that disease within tho range Of their
action can rarely Withstand evade them. Their pen
Grating properties search, and cleanse, and invgorte
every portion Of the human organism. correcting RS
diseased action, and restoring its healthy y1tles Is
a consequence Of these properties the invalid Wno p
bowed down with pain OF physical debility is astonisne
70 find his health OF energy restored By remedy it
once so simple and inviting.
every BODY, but also many formidable and dangerous
Diseases The agent below named is pleased % lfl'
gratis nv American Almanac, containing ceItlieilea
Of ther cures and directions for their use in The follow
inc complaints: C0stireneas, Heait5un, heaaacAs,
aT7siug from disorere3 stomach, Nausea, lndf9fti0n
Pain i5i AID Morbid hGcfi01 Of the B0lceia F1t1siie
fsrts Arising from low state Of the body oostrc-
fon of its functions They are an excellent alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restoration Or
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From 81, Louis.

ST. LOUIS, April 3.-The St. Louis AgrlcultuI-
raj and Mechanical Association offer $4,000 in
premiums for the next Fair. 1t is probable S4,-
600 or $4,000 more of private awards viii be add
ed by citizens.
A pIemium Of 81 500 will be given for the best
stallion.
Direct importations from Belgium are already
RECEIVED for exhibition Others from different parts
of Europe are expected.
No effort will be spared to make this Fair excel
all previous ones.
The Arizona correspondent Of the RepubLcdH
saws that the people in the western part Of the Ter
tory are averse to the formation o. a provisional
government Instructed delegates to the conven
ton to be held at Tucson on the % Of April are tt
! oppose such movement.
| Indian depredations continued on large scal'
| tthroughOut the Territory.
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Monetary.

Tennessee BOzds soli in New York on Tuesday at sO This
is decline Of u on Mondays prices.
The Memphis AUqlaHc Of Tuesday has the following para
graph in regard to the Lawrenceburg Bank:
For few days past leading brokers have been rece
money Of this sparingly, and at high rate OF discount
nothing the that influence the brokers
in otreceivng tie Of this bank, but 1t IS well 10 note inc
fact that it is under the ban Of the brokers.
We SNOW nothing Of the condition Of this Bank It's state
en required by law will presume, be sent to the Comp
troer in few days The Lawrenceburg Journal OF the ID u
had the following paragraph:
Rpos are in circulation abroad the effect that the Law
ecurg Bank is broke requested by the Cash
Ter Of the Bank these reports uniounded and tina
its notes promptly redeemed in gold aud silver when present
At he