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HERALD TUESDAY, APRIL TO- 1880 TRIPLE SHEET


WssTtD-sY CoMfErRNT PEssps A arm I.
w ton No sesrsess; sud lsdssa' ana eh,,dr
grasses would ss.si ~nh children repaired Csi =, i.
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NNAyTEr-A SITUATION BY A REspECrABI,s
w youpr woman, as reaasress, who car ii, scd make
rbrdrrs ciothre and Go AL Of family pewog
y; No hast 3hsi hegeeu ST. and Madison ava,
Two DAYS,
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arrw WORK AND HARLEN RAILROAD.
IN FARH - TO ALBANY.
On and arsr Monday, March %, i860 trains wiu leave
twenty sxtA Street. staaen, New York, q follovs-
For MillismsbridsA $50 4 Ns s9d e0P.1
For hiis Ysius s 10 n, from White sseet dspoA
Tor P1Atna r M from Twenty Aixh dopNk
1or Albany, . A 4 MAI; 81 p L., Expreos kan.
COnpAst With tbs New Fork Central Railroad.
RyTURafNG, Will LkAvE
wmisnsbridse $40 and $50 A. ~, and 40P.M
White Plains, and - A. H., Ia ~ and 40 r.
Dover Platna, A. N.
Aibssy, II =. " Mall; llsP. Il Express uasn
Tho ~ A. mail and 81 p NJ express train connect -
Chatham -Four Cnrucs f1r all staous Western Railroad
JOHN BURCHuLA Amsant Superintendent
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D4MoCsATiC GoNyanrIoN AT 0HARLEsroN. q @.
x NEW JERSEY RAIL6OAD
10 accommodaie persons stending the pAmcrsc Conven
Won 70 % neld ~ Charjeson C the - OF April Hxour
zion Tickets will silhs rsroad oCes lOot Of Uo.
iano street New York. and Market street. Newark and -
se orces Of the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Comosny - the
jersey City ferry and 20 Brosdwa New York. Tor
Good to 20 from New York to Cberieou and return
tim between leah Aprl and tho tlh 81 Nay with
privilege Of stopping or more Gays ne s:at,on nazae
on the r4ket =. ~: WOUDAuFf, $50
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26
Su'ter County Committee.

Pursuant TO G. call OF the Chairman ofthe
Democratic County Committee Of sutter
county, the County Committee met at the
Court House, on Saturday August l1th, at 8
O'clock, p. NJ
Present, p P Wilson. Chairman, James
Richards, Phil T. Drescher, f. Parks and 6,
L Britain
The following resolutions were offered by
Ar Richards uud adopted.
EEsoLyED. That We recognize Stephen A. Doug.
las aGd Hcrschel Y. johnson as Tue nominees Of
tac National Democratic party.
hen the above resolution was offered Messrs
F.PWtN and q. i, Britain withdrew from the
Rrs,lyr0, That the Judges Of the Primary
Elections are hereby instructed to observe the fol-
lowing test. No cue shall be entitled to vote who
shall not be willing to declare he will vote for
stephen /. Douglas as President aud HerschelV.
JnhHslu for Vice Prcsdeu. at the next Prcsiden.
tiaI g. .Ct,ru.
RESOLVED That the Democrats County Con.
veuuou be held at Nculaus on Tuesday the
2slh Of August. To elect delegates to the State
Convention to be held at Sacramento on the 5th
OF September and To nominate "a County Ticket
The Committee rlc0mmend Primary Elections
to be held on Saturday the 25th of August
The following is the upportonment fer each
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26
NO. 13.
Proceedings OF the Democra tic County
Committee.

PURSUANT TO call Of the Chairman, the Demo
cratic County Committee met at the cfIcc Of Rear .
dan Smith, in Marysyille, on the eth dav Of
August, 1860, at o'clock, p. N.
Present, I B. Reaidan, Chairman, and Joseph
Payne.
There being no other members of the Commit
tee 10 attendance, the Committee proceeded with
its business, and the following resolutions were
adopted
RESOLVED, That a County Convention Of the
Democratic party Of Yuba county be held nj tbe
"SiXteeu-Mjlc House" on Saturday the first dav
Of September sGo at 70 o'clock, NJ, that the
Primary Election TO elect delegates to said Con-
yeu,ion be held at the several Precincts in the
county on Tuesday the 25th Of August, 1850, and
that the basis of representation be the same as at
the County Convention held ia Marysville on the
18th day orFebruary last.
kts0LNED, That the st Of a voters du alifca.
ton at The Primary Election, be his pledge TO sun
port the nominees Of the said Convention and
stephen A. Douglas and Herschel V. johnson for
President and Vice President Of the United States
KEsoLyED, That we recognize Stephen A. DOUG
las and Herschel N.Johnson as the nominees Of
tAe National Democratic Convention and entitled
to tie support Of The Democratic party.
RESOLVED, That the Chairman cali the Conrtv
Convention I'D accordance with the foregoing res
olu.ions T. b. REARDAN
Chairman Of Democratic County Committee.
The Democratic County Convention for Yuba
county will be held at the "Sixteen- Mile House "
on Saturday, the lst day Of September, 1860. to
select delegates to the Democratic State Conyen.
ton to be held in Sacramento on the 5th day Of
September, and to nominate candidates for the
Legislature, aud TO do all other things that NAV
properly come befre IT,
The Primary Elections VIII be held in fbe sew.
cral Precincts of the county on Tuesday the 2Sth
ci August. 500 Each Precinct will be entitled
TO the following representation:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26
Qll9 3latloNal 0cmouat
Democratic state contrql Committee.
SAN FnANcL.cn. Julr 81. 1sGo.

SAN FRNcisoo, July 81, 1860.
At tho meeting Of the Demacatic State Ceutra
Committee, tits day. the following resolutions
were unau,mau-y adopted and directed to be
published In Che Democratic papers Of the State.
ReSolyrp, First, that VIC recognize and sustain
the regular candidates or the National Democratic
tuuyeuu1d ~ltpuuS A. DOUGLAS for President
and llrts~uE1 V. J2uN.oS for Vice President
aud approve the platform of principles there
adopted.
ElsoIvrn. Second that a Democratic State
Convention be held at the CITY of Sacramento. ON
Wednesday tho @th day Of September, $50. at
~ u'c Ck noon, for the purpose of numinatip.r
four Electors ot President and VIC. Pres dent To
c,at tle vote Of the State of California for the
regularly nominated candidates uf the National
Democratic p yrty.
Re>oLvfD, Third that tits recommended to the
several Democratic County Committees 10 adopt
for tie primary election in thgir respective cuun-
t es, 4 test which sha, admit an National and
Union loving men who Wal support the regular
Democratic nominations Tor President and Vice
President.
REsoLyED, Fourth, that we adopt the ratio Of
representation oi tbe last State Democratic Con-
veuljon, and that The following be The apportol-
meut for each county, to-wit:
Alameda. ............ san Bernardino.... d
Amalor. San D,eg0.......... 4
Butte tte..............1l|Sln Francisco. %
Canvcras. ..... ......ll San qun.........l0
Contra Costa ........ San Luis OoispO..... .
C0!usa. ............,.. 1'San M1teo .......... 9
PEI NoFle e...-....... 3Sana Barbara. ...... 9
ElDora4J. 4J...........IlS santa Clara ......... S
Fresno ............. " Santa Cruz.......... 3
Humboldt ... .... S'Shsta. s.
klamath. 4Siefra ..............l8
LIS Aug-les- .......ll .S.skiyou.
NRrIu......-........ Su!Afo.
Aauposa.. 5Sanoma ............ll
Mend c.J .......... 5Suuislaus ..........
Mefcd.............. 2.Souer .............. ;
Monterey. ........... 3 Trhama. ma..............
y Napt ............... 3'luiare. ............ 3
Nevada ...........l3. .ITuuty ty,............ Z
Phc.r.... ...........14I lumne,......... %
'nWHs. ......... b lolo..... 3
Sacramento .........4Q lGba...............l
Totl.................................. Total. 859
The Committce adjourned To August lst, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ J. p. HOGE,
Chlnn Dem. State Central Committee.
b. N. HlNRY Cor Secretary.
GEo. +. PGIcE, Rec. Sec'v.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26
TO lhe Demoeraey Of Yuha county.

Although the undersigned is Chairman of the
Committee appointed By the rcCuhr Democratic
Convention Of Yuba county, it would, in his jaJg
mpnt under the peculiar state Of affairs now ev-
isun2, be impoIitic tor him or tbat Committee to
stand ia thc way Ola perfect union Of those Dom
ocTts who lastyeu advocated the views Of Mr..
Douc-Ns aud tlosc vha then supported the Ad-
and who still adhere to th, regular
Noduohorg viz tion. IIe, therefore, instead Of
issuuga ID FRA meeting of the mrittea re-
spccudjy recommends his Democratic friends
tlroug'. ut tile unity % participate in tie Pri-
mary Elections t. b.h-ll ia tle several Precincts
Oh Tuesday, August 9sh, lego, in accordsacc
with ac,ll dttcd August sth, 1850, ana gued
n. B. R-ardan, Chli5mlu Democratic County
Committee W. W. PRESBURY,
Chairman Democratic County Committee.
MgayiHc. August g,h, 1860.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26
HnsOIVent Notice,

6tTATE of California, county Of Sutter, ss.-Tenth
> Judicial District Court Henry llarr.s V. Ills
Creditors. Pursuant To AN order Of the Hon. s. NJ
Bliss, Judge of the Court aforesaid, now on file with
the Clerk Of said Court, notice hereby given TO the
creditors of Henry Il irris, peitO er la insolvency.
TO Le aud up before him the said District Jnd-e
open Court, at Chambers, at the Court House in
Yuba Cy, Sutter county, on the l2h day OF oeptem-
Ser, A. %. 1860 at 10 O'Clock d., OF that day, then
and there TO show cause, If any they can, Why the
pray ar OF said insoyeut should not he granted, and
am ass gument of his estate be made, and he be dis
charged nom his debts aud liabilities in pursuance Of
the statute ia such case made AMI provided, and that
all proceedings by said creditors against said Inso
vent be stayed
..... Given under my hand and the seal Of SAID
seal Court this 9th day of Aug ist A. O., 15cO.
'''..' ~. E. WILCONON, Clerk,
aull.30l Ey $. J. SrABLEg Dep. Clerk.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26
Platform of the Democratic Party as
adopted in the National Convention.

EEsoHEp, That We tie Democracy of the
our alruauce Of the Il Resolutions uuanimausIy
Hdottlj and docilred as Platform OF Principles
10y The ID democratic Convention at Cincinnati, Iu
uc wear 1853, believing that D.mlcrluc pgiuci-
piy,are Interchangeable M their nuture, when ape
pbej io tac edae suNJ -ct-mat.tI-.
Res LIVED. Thtt it's tine duty of the UHitrd
SAlcs To uillrd ampeaud complete protection o
all IFS C.fltlus whether al home or abroad and
whether uu'irc or Iortjgu born.
Resolved, That one Of the necessities of
the agt in military, clmme.cai, and postal
puut of View, De- speedy communication between
ue Atlantic and pacitc States; and tha d ,mu-
cratic puty pledge such Constitutional Govern
meu' aid a- Will insure the construction Of rail-
road 10 The P-cic coast, Ut Che earliest practical
period.
That the Democratic p1rty are ia favor of
'he acquisition ut tae l-lud ot Cuba, on crcl
terms s~ snail hs honorable TO ourselves and just
toSll.n.
Et,uaveo, That the cuactmants Of state
Legislatures to de'o.t th. faithful execution Of
Ge Fugitive slave Law are hostile in character
subrets sc Of 'hu Co4s.tItiJa, and revolutions
ry in their effect
ResolyEr. Tint it is In accordance with The
Cincinnati platform, tina, during the existence of
Territorial Governments, the measure OF resric-
tur, Whatever 10 may Dr., imposed By the Fed
cwl Constitution ou the pnWeruf tue Territorial
Legislature, over the subj ct OF the domestic re-
MuuUs, H~ ,hs same has been, or shall hereafter
bo. finally determined by the Supreme Court uf
Jho UuHt states, should ber.- -p.ce9 10y an good
c.tzars and enforced with pramptuess and hdpl-
y Us every branch Of the General Governments
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26
C.oedleTe EIower 0!neslen,

lTNEEr,-DE rWLEN FOURTH md FIFIH,
Rear Of tAs Nlrysyilc Foundry, IS now open
az and ready for tae reception OF Visitors. u
e Ns W-u De lolnd 10 be- us place OF resOr, unsur
nas5a1 During the hot summer lnoltus, it is always
cool pleasant and agreeable, ts there IL ever d.
neiinu breeze pefsai.g It's bowers.
Ladies' ursrHns nl passing au agreeable hour, morns
us ur evening, IN ths eesant place, can do 30 Witb
tie greatest et5iUctious
hose, Of every vaee'y, Towering Vines &c, an IN
bloom, give tp these gardens tr4ln refreshing a1pear-
anCe. Bog cts, c'l poses OF .ieh collection Vi AoT-
ols, always on haEc or prepared 70 orGer.
Wines, L-nonals, Lager Beer, with other re-
f-eslueuts, Ic dy at any moment.
Please cal aud see lor yourselves.
luat8a ADAM GQLDDE
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26
DIR. Smiths BensIey Water Cure and
Motognathic Institution,


Established for the cure of all durable diseases. Es-
prcaHy have our patients been, fer the past year,
ul those afflicted with rheumatism, Iulammatory and
Chronic. Chill5 and Fever, Dyspepsia and Consump-
ton, Nert-oi Epilepsy Chronic Diarrhpa, Scrofula,
Piles, Spinal Affections, Uterine Deran gentuts and
Nervous Debility.
Reader, 90 You want 70 be restored to health, ard
SNOW how to keep yourself and others well? Are you
% cler.-uaIf % lawyers O mcrchanty a teacherY ar
art:st9 ID man OF lettcrsY Are you mechanic lar
mag? miner. student? Are you a sick woman,
worn down vith Eo41 criamily cares or girl, deli
at, nervous from stgty, and predsposed to con-
puWptout hau may rely on it: that there is no
STAGE 10 California where an your peculiar Affections
cau Doe $50 Iualtluny treated, and home comforts so
indy supplied, as at the Institution and home of DIR
Dir Smith was one of class FIRST graduating from
hg hrst regularly chartered llydropAthic (or Hygeo
lHH'Hl.e) NeI.'W college ln the world, and first to
ssuuI.u lu institution on the Pacific coast, based
upon the principles liysenic medication as therein
Those WHO have been dootorlng under the "old
school, with poisonous drugs, for weeks, months and
years. and have NOT been cured, and wish the benefits
of more rational system may hc assured that DR..
smith s the best authority In the state He has treat
ed ovc $50 hundred and u.ty patients 81 A5 lustitu-
zion vitliuthe past year both maie and female, with
unparalleled success. Six of the number had been
given ul l their physician as ncurahle, who were by
h, varied applications and remedies restored TO good
health, besides performing m1uy cures through nome
Weltmylt by a4vice. Every lady treated at the In
stiINHH, i1r s' lbI coai a-la' nervous WeaAhesses
or Uterine ucutS turned home either well or
rauf!ly re,ove ag, Laying learned how To complete
thrcufc, ana Keep wen 10 the future
fht Electro Chemical warm hata lu connection with
Water Cure is the uuly means by which the system can
be specially -ud permanently rid of mercury and poi
sou1us dru- diseases.
Frrudsof medical and dletetical reform are invited
20 v.t the Institution, and If they desire can, during
tuo.r Stay u the city, ba PLEASANTLY accommO lated
ireNs--.noecrate. Consultation free, verbal or by
ty- Circulars seat on application free Of postage.
NILS my J&W BARLOWJ. SMITH, NJ d.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26
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