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Tue GREAT Eastern UP FOR AMER1oA--
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Depend upon II, mothers, it will give rest to your-
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in this matter WHAT WE DO KNOW" after ten
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CripI = in Their wells, aud Win Ch plIc,
and overcome commissions, which, not speedily rem
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REMEDY in WORLD, In all cases O DfSENTEKY and
nIARlIGA IN CHILDREN whether i. arris,s from
tee thn., from other We would say To evert
moth who has chld suffering from any OF the lore
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PARK a. WHITE,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washinston Street,
may4-1y rmp San Francisco.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
CORNER c AND THIRD STREETS,
MARYSVILLE.
Stokes q Shields. ....... Proprietor
Reduction i'm Prices !

SsFkS, THE Subscribers, In Inviting the attention
EsHfl and patranage Of the resident and travelling
1,skH public to their Hotel, respectfully beg lea C
G-4EkA to make mention Of the fact that the UNI.
TED STATES Ia now one Of the n,nat
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Marysville Shooting Gallery.

TTNH 4 UNDERSIGNED having re.ostablished and
Il completely redtted the we'll known SHOOTING
GALLERY, near the corner Of and Third strsOts, IL
ready to receive the public.
All h arrangements are perfect, an | every thing
will be conducleu in the most approved style. t is
conceded to be of the bes. lifted up Galleries in
the state, expense having been spared make il IA
pleasant place OF resort.
TT Ell r. H a R
tn ched TO the Gallery Is superby arranged, and the
LIQUORS Of the choicest kinds
The undersigned is under obligations for the past
patronage Vi his lrends and hopes still to deserve
their good will and friendship.
je5-my j. F. BROPHY.
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NO. 1O1.
@allp AatlOnal Armutrat.

Cha TO THE CALlFuRxIA T,cKrr Sw,v.
DLEas.-Y esterday. M, Z. Dickin.ou- who /.
stationed in New York city, ly the Cover
Dor Of California, us Commissioner for the
Protection Of Emgrnnts appeared before
Justice Osl orn, and made aflidavits npninst
several parties for the violation of Section 7.
Of An Act entitled to prevent frauds in the
snle OF tickets upon steamboats,, steamships,
and other vessels" The pariirs so clmrged
are >elover & Flynn, No. l4l Cednr street,
Wnrd and Mcdonald. corner Of Liberty and
Green wich streets. Curren aud Bruphy, No.
LAG Liberty street, aad Green aud Diggle.
No. l2e Canal street. On Mr.. Dickinsons
representations, warrants for their arrest
were Issued and placed in the hands of Cunt
Hart, aud bis Deputy. Lawson. NJ. d. b
Allen, agent ofthe California Steamship Co..
al the request Of Mr. Dickinson nude afIida
VT to the effect that he had not authorized
either OF the above parties 10 dispose Of tick
cts, and thrt there was but one office only.
VIZ: No. III West street. for the sale Of gen.
uine ticketa, MI other Offices being CONTRARY
to law, und intended to swinele parties Mr..
Dickinson Ia only just appointed to his post
by the authorities Of California, and has at
once commended himself to honorable notice
'y the promptness Of his aelion.-N Y
paper.
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Coop ARRANGEMENT The stages start at
such an hour from Marysville by late ar
rangement that they arrive here about noon,
bringing news FIVE or six hours ahead of the
Sacramento papers. This arrangement will
have a tendency to increase the circulation of
the Marysville journals II not to lessen those
of Sacramento.-NevddaJ Journal
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-20

TIE San Francisco Dashawoys. at late
meeting passed the following resolutions:
RssoIvsd That the true aim and interest of
this Society is, to destroy the evil of intem-
peranee 10y "moral suasion." and voluntary
association, utterly disregnrdng all appeals
to Legislative authority, and al denunciatiop
Of any particular traffic or pursuit.
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Sperial 9otites,
radical Cure OF Rupiurc.

1e DIR. D. ". C. RICE, having perfected
~ , arrangements wtl DR.. MARSH, OF New
York, for the use and a1le OF his RADI-
CAL CURE TRUSS" desires 10 inform those Glicted
with 1ERNiA or RUPTURE, that he has now on hand a
full and complete assortment iths celebrated ,nstru-
ment, gnd VIII devote his special attention to its ap-
plicaton, aud subsequent necessary treatment, to all
those who may place themselves under his care.
From the eminent success attending the use Of the
"RADICAL CURE TRUSS DR. KIok feels assured
that ALL cases Of Rupture susceptible OF cure can be
eectualy ami permanently relieved by the use of this
instrument, being peculiarly adapted to the anao-
comfort.
Reference may be had to gentlemen OF this city,
who have been eIectually cured
Office - the Drug Store of RICE, COFFIN CO.
~ D Street, Marysville. sepl5-tf
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MARYSVILLE LAUNDRY.
EWELL B. GRURBS,
~ Boot a1ad shoe
AZ MANUFACTURES.

SOUTH slide or SECOND STREET, TWO DOORS
above Street.
e9a be found az the above place ct all hours ready
to Make or REeAIR Bouts an Shoes In IS neat
and workmanlike manner - can he done at any eS-
lablishment in this city.
mAy1S-my Ell GRUBRS.
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PHILADELPHIA HOUSE,
[FTe-proof Brick Building,N
Corner of Second and e streets,

The propTieors OF the above house take pleasure In
announcing that they have completed the work of
renovating and re-fuf fnishng this est ENLISTMENT
throughout, and are now prepared to accommodate
their patrons in the best possible style. Proud Of their
success In redeeming the reputation of this house.
they desire TO the public that nothing shall be
wanting thei. part to cause 1t to deserve liberal
share of patronage.
Old patrons Of the house and the public are invited
to give a cali.
BOARD PER DAY.. ......................,..& 90
DSAND NbEh---sss.. ......... . w
BOARD AND LoDoiSa PER WEEK 49,. 90 tos 90
B~OPEN ALL NIGHT.-R1
Stages leave daily for all parts Of the mines.
s. b. SAWIN,
sepi3my j. W. WILSON.
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9yugs and cMeditinez.

MRS. WINSI .OW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician presents
to the attention of mothers her
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Mons. PERI
RAIL ROAD NOTICE,

OFFICE o. TIE SAN Francisco 4 MARYsvILIE n. = Co.
Marysville, May IAN, 1852
4 a meeting Of the Boarl Of Directors Of said Co.
~ hell on Wednesday, May 9th, 1857, Fnth AS
sessnent Of Ten per upon all stock subscribed T.
said company, was evied and payment Of hs same Is
due and will therefore be male At the ONCE oiths
Company in Msrysvile. A. s. RANDALL,
mey15H Sec. s. =. 4 81. e. r. %
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WHY WAS LINCOLN NOMINATED.

This, jus. now, is Il question Of momentous
importance with our Democratic friends.
Their heads are exceedingly bothered to
account for the rejection of SEWARD by the
Chicago Convention. Poor fellowsl But
their owp honest reflections and fears, un-
erring'y reveal to them the secret Of LIN
CONS nomination. To relieve them, how
ever, of all doubts upon the question, we
will respond to their query. LINCOLN was
nominated because tho Republican party
cares infinitely more for the Substance than
for the symbol. To put itself in position
to carry ous It's principles was tas primal
sud ovsrshadowiug obioc, Of the Couren-
tea. The entire party were ready to take
Ar. sEwARp's measures without Mr. Sew
sae. regarding the pecuiiarities Of his posi-
ton as rendering him an unavailable can
didass. ia certain portions Of the Union,
where We have NEST need Of votes. The
Republicans were not disposed to weaken
their chances Of success, by any such extrav-
sEani devoAoa 10 particular leader, as
that manifested At Charleston for Mr.. DouG-
las. Resolved upon q siagls purpose. the
Convention very wisely determined that the
claims OF no man however eminent his
seTvtees-heweser enthusiastically great his
abilities should be allowed TO enaaurer the
dearest wish o. the popular heart Of the
nstiaa. Sacrificing iad,vidaal preferences,
ard recognising in Ans.Wsx LINCOLN. a
statesman Of Distinguished abilities, and a
mau IF renowned honor. prebisy and in,eg-
rity, and possessing the entire confidence Of
sha friends Of righs afd freedom. With re
msrssbls aHanifaity, the Csuvsntiea placed
h'm before the pesPls % the United States
fer their sstfrsgss fer ths Chief M,y:s,rasy
OF shs ns,ioa. Does asy esser .h.a sab.
.isIlsei partisan. ar a confirmed higes, be-
fisre that be will nos be elected 10 that
r0Sf.tga
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NOMINATION OIL LINCOLN.

Inc aga OF purity returns. After a sue.
eessiGn OF Presidents, who have no. enlv
been snoservien. to the interest Of the Pro.
parandfsts OF Human Slavery, but corrup,
TO degree alarming to the truest friends Of
Republican institutions. the nomination Of
ABRAHAM LEscaLS-iiones, old ABE-bvsbe
Republican party, is guaranty thai the
country, wearied and outraged by The NAL
feasancs OF those Invested with tEa Federal
power. desired a return to the sterling hon.
essy and Democratic simplicity which marx
ed ihs Administrations of jefferson. Adams
snt Jackson. The party has soi mistaken
the II II selected for sstsadsv4a bearer. Mr..
lAscaLS IL toe soal OF iRtegrity. In al. his
life, aoS extending over 81 years, there Il
not az sct at commission or onjs-i9n. BIZ
which RS tkerough uprichtaes.. his exae,
eoasclentis1sasss, bis perfect integrity are
impaired. Ihs!ass i. y guagaasee that wi,en
he goes irsa the government as il Executive
bead, the corruption and sxtravasanca which
have made toe twa last Administrations 4
s;sEch 10 the nssssils Of the American rso-
ris, sad sbieh are fast sapr.ng the fouf,aa-
iioas upon which our fathers built, will cams
to ssdsien end.
NJ LissoLs.s record on the slavery auss-
lion u so vel known ama 80 clear thst 4,
needs 20 explanation. He il conservative
Aati-Slassry man, seains. whom no aitsra-
ton Of faEasaessm viii hoId good. Ga and
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A sol rura> VIEW or I,xrsIx

10 the eisA Of August, lsss, the Laaj.-
vile (hy.) .loAfssa!, edited ~ tsxe. d.
RsssTtcE, In speaking Of the Senatorial
contest IA Hines, between narsGas and
LIseoIS, used sas following language in
regard 10 the latter
"IIs 10 unaHsssseaahlv a very talented
rmaa, abs ~ esre With ans Democrat be ussv
mess IN the Senate We bad supposed h.n,
10 ~ 81 imr~sssssahie AsaIiissni.t or some
shsne nesr IL. fFen the representation Of
a,. sssss as,is By nsaslss IN bis Caicsso
sresSh bat, After Fsadlug tae speecae. of
LSneAln AZ Chicago and Springfield, ue End
that be sss bssa Faast cresssy mtsvspre-
sea,ei bs n,as2zs, lie asseis insists ths.
.saxssv shall BE eeaasej to iss present Traits
~-4 sAesrv shSeA. aisasaga wrenx, IL Of no
practical import. ~ clsassss vii esfncsaslsv
Do .Axt uishass The aii Of lau. He fair
carcssies the ragAs at sverv State 70 req s'ase
slavery fer Itself. ard dsnaaress The idea
Of arr asxress'oa sYea slArsas.isss sssa:a
the States"
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THE JAPANESE IN WARRINGTON.

At last the japanese Embassy has been
presented to the President. They were
received. We are told, With great pomp--so
great indeed. that we fear their previous
information aud notions of our Republican
simplicity will be sadly disturbed by what
thsy see. A delicate courtesy has been
evinced toward these people by the selection
Of rooms fitted UP With every peeasiaFiiy
calculated for their pleasure. amusement
and comfort. and even a quiet nook rroyi-
dei where they can il they choose, erect a
Shrine for religious worship. These atseu-
tons frsm ear Government viii 10 a meas
are repav The Japanese for their reception of
eur Consul General in Their own Empire,
and can hardly fail to leave favorabis in
preston upon their minds. The visit must
be productive OF excellent results. Differ
Tag from tsea as we do in manners aud
habits shey wil! very probably be Surprised
AZ some Of cur Institutions. The record of
the Fmbassv when they return will De like
The dream Of Fairy land TO the Japanese.
aai their syes viii certainly open when they
hear of tbs MANY things at variance with
their own preconce-ted notions Of shat is
best for p-orie. bat IL they are the saga
essas race thas saev are represented 10 be,
these sights and wonders vii iRdostriaate
ihsm With nsw ideas. and elicit q profound
respect for the advance ef civilization aud
that progressive spirit Which has hswn down
forests 70 make pasture felds--has cen
ssrted a wilderness into a sea Of waving
g-aia-ciavsn pathway fer the locomotive
thraush mountain bsrr4s-s--crowisi ogr
rivers sni Iakes with steamers covered the
lad wish Get work of telegraph wires.
AMI s.isi machine Shops in ever ssctiou Of
he esaassv with operatives.
Ths Presidential recersien IL over. and
witA Il, We as ST. Leass nsasf reject that the
asvslormens Of nss trade With Iarsa viii
assn the earis commencement Of the gTsas
svsrsasd railroad 20 the pae:s-- VS. can
almsss faner the track lsais 0f Japaness
saads wiss:sr sAsir var fresa rasirnsd sssass
- RIVER landing siFeasr, sai a cherished
aresa IT assAs;e wealth raurins fhreusa
ear cs,y. rsasiasi. II il Impossible to vs#x
tas rsSspsiez ot this smhzssv With inssssFe.-
sses. fer sas paving Of sssnmsreial inter-
coarse with . res eo1nsry, pgyaiated BY
sasltiars vita rase far alsa3 cf ,As Cal
n@sa IN nsasal aud rhrssSsl saisure. viii
hasten onsari the glory sf the Tnssed
States. ADD advances the rsralasiea Of ST.
Leafs in tie esasrsl pssa. ,hsorxk shssa al
tais immsn-e trade sazs dsy Ess; rau.-
81. Lsxss Dsweers..
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F.oa, the 81. Joseph Gazette, q ed
LATEST FROM THE GOLD MINES

The c. o. G. & p. p. Express reached
this city yesterday, with dates to the l2.h
inst, from Denver City. The agent, Mr..
10. Robertson, has our thanks for attentions.
From the Daily Denver Herald, of the
llth and 18th, We select the following news,
which viii be read with interest, as indica-
ting the richness of the N lines, in which so
many are q W concerned:
In Rasselfs Guich, as in all others, min
ing operations are blu. mesgre, the weather
being against il at present; but those that
have commenced, and who can only work
about half time, are we'll satisfied with their
success. Rassel's company. working II
men, 3 sluioes, took out last week S70o.
On Monday last they made S6i penny weights
lnear $500, and yesterday they had about
the same amount in bulk, but had not washed
up.
Nevada Gulch is opened all the way up,
but not much business done yet, although
many are at work preparing to mine, and
making ready for quartz mill, which is
expected soon.
The quartz mills in the various districts
are at work.
Buckeye-bar, on Clear Creek, is produc.
ing well-some hands are realizing 40 much
as $50 per day.
On the Illinois and Payne's bars also, the
miners who have commenced, are doing
well.
Favorable reports are coming in from all
quarters, and the miners are in fine spirits.
We were informed yesterday bv George A.
Jackson, Esq, the discoverer of Jackson's
Diggings, who has just returned from the
head waters of the Arkansas, one hundred
and eighty miles from this place and twenty
five miles from the divide of the head of the
Arkansas, that there has been gulch dis
covered which he prospected for twelve
miles, that pays from ten to sixty cents to
the pan. There is from FIVE to eight fee. of
pay dirt, and from two to six feet stripping
necessary. The gulch was found By 4. Lee
and George Stephens.
Mr.. jackson thinks that it is as rich
gold country as any this side of the noun
tains.
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lessness to criminality. il the least surpris-
ing thing possible. The ruin Of such . man
as Mr.. Fowler, engaged in such course.
was always question Of time on the one
hand, and the loyalty of associates on the
other. Nov that il has come, it sounds
ike fresh blast from the trumpet before
these crumbling walls of corruption and
Intrigue, which Of late years have been
f.ared about the Federal Administration ct
Washington. The man, We cannot choose
but pity. The system which tempted him
and its supporters are the true criminals,
and upon them, we trust, will fall, with ir-
resistible force, the weight Of Public indig-
nation and Of public seorn.
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HON. HANNIBAL HAMLIN,

TWIN the tHleaso peEocrat
A better man could not have been selected
than Senator Hamlin to run with Mr.. LIN.
coin: for willis, Mr.. Lincoln is an Old Line
Wing of the Henry Clay school, Mr.. Hamlin
is an Old Line Democrat of the jackson
school. When Mr.. Lincoln was in the House
of Representatives, Mr.. Hamlin was in the
Senate. They were then considered politi-
cal an,ipodes, although agreeing upon the
slavery question. Mr.. Hamlin was elected
to the Maine Legislature as soon as he was
old enough'to hold seat therein. He soon
distinguished himself as the champion of
the Jaeksonian policy. He was elected to
Congress in lS43, where he served two terms
and distinguished himself as an out an out
Silas Wright Democrat. We always met
him in private consultation with such MS
King, Wilmot, &C., to devise means for the
passage of the Wilmot Provso for in those
days it was not anti-Democratic to oppose
the extension Of slavery.
Mr.. Hamln took his seat in the Senate in
the ThirtIeth Congress, where be continued
until 1886, when he was elected Governor
of Maine by the largest majority ever given
to any person who had opposition, viz:
1881. Before his term as Governor ex-
pired he was reelected to the Senate, of
which body he is now conspicuous mem
Der.
Mr.. Lincoln could not have better man
upon the ticket with him, and should Mr..
Lincoln die, his robe could not fall upon a
better man.
Mr.. Hamlin, in personal appearance looks
much like Mr.. Lincoln, although not so tall.
But he is little darker skinned. Although
not so philosophical speaker as Mr.. Lin
coin, he is far more effective one, before
mixed audience. Whilst Mr.. Lincoln is
very charitable in his views of his fellow
men, and is often liable to be imposed upon,
from his disposition to consider everybody
as honest as himself, Mr.. Hamlin is very
shrewd and sagacious man, and an uncom-
mon good Judge of human nature. Whilst
We are willing to put Lincoln against Doug
las, we also take pride in saying that we are
willing to put Mr.. iamlin against any man
the Democracy may bring out to run against
him.