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enins the gums reducing all iuaamat.on-wiI allay
ALL PAIN and spasmodiC action, and "a
Sure ia Regulate the Bowels,
depend upon u, mothers, II will give rest to your
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we have put up and sold this article for over ten
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"hat we have never been able TO say Of any other
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used It, On the contrary, all are delighted with its on
erauons, and speak in terms of highest cOmmendatien
OF IT'S magical Ell cts and medical virtues. We speak
IN TINS matter WHAT WE DO KNOW" after ten
years experience and pledge reputation for the
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instance where the infant is suffering from pain and
exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty
minutes after the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription of one
OF tae most EXPERIENCED and SKILFUL NURSES
In New England and has b2ea used with ncver-fling
success in
TIL 0 U SANDS OF CASES.
II not relieves the child from pain, but inygo.
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S.yes tone and energy to the whole system. 1t win
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Gripping in tile RoweIs, and WinI CholIc.
ana overcome Commissions, which, # speedily rem
eded END In death We believe 1t the best and sURgsr
REMEDY in the WORLD in nil cases of YSFNTFRY ANA
DIARllHA IN CHILDREN whether h nrrises from,
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mother VINO has child suffering from any Of the fore
going complaints; do mot let your prtIudIces
nor tiie preIudIccs u f o ilaers stand between
your suffering child and the relief that viii be SURE
yes ABSOLUTELY sURE-to follow the use of this
medicine, If timely used Full directions Will accom-
pany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile
Of CURTIS 81 PERKINS. New York, is on
the outside wrapper.
~ sold by Druggists throughout the woild.7
Principal Office, I3, Cedcr ST., NY.
PRICE ONLY 25 GENTS PER BOTTLE.
PARK & WHITE
sole Agents for the Pacific Coass,
I32 Washington Street.
may4-1y rmp san Francisco.
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COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
A'F EsENHCEA.

FENiE next Session OF this Institution viii open July
a. 18th and continue hve months. Parents are re-
quesed to send their sons that they may be here
promptly at the opening of the session.
Persons wishing to know the course Of study prices
&c. will receive Circular by addressing the Prinei-
pal, c. J. FLATp.
va
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IONEE TIE sTATE IINE.1
Breckenridge Eizzle--State Central Com.
mittee.

mittee.
San FRANosco, July 3Oth.
The Breckinridge meeting held here Sat.
urday night was considered quite failure
more Douglasites being present than Brech
inridge. The speakers were frequently Kissed
by the crowd.
The work of decapitation has begun. To-
day we record the first victim who has fallen
under the AK Of the powers that he. Charles
Ruehl, who has for long time been one of
the employees of our Mint, Is politically be-
headed. lie was dismissed on Saturday be.
cause as editor of the Democratische Presse,
a German organ recently established in our
city, he ran up the flag Of Douglas and
Johnson.
The Democratic State Central Committee
met at No. II Montgomery Block, at 10 this
morning. J. P. Hoge took the chair, and on
calling the roll, found every member present.
A brief adjournment was taken, however in
consequence of the death of a sister of Il. P.
Hammond at half past Pm.
The Committee re convened and proceeded
to business.
The Convention met with closed doors and
adjourned till tomorrow at 10 o'clock. There
is no chance for compromise. The Conven-
tion stands 26 for Breckenridge and Lane. to
6 for Douglas and johnson.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-31

TITLE SET UP TO WHOLE TowN.-The
town of Clinton, across the Bay, says the Call,
has been seized bodily, by party of land
sharks. The claim, according to the Alame-
da Herald, has the following foundation:-
Some eight years ago, the firm of Jonas,
STROBE & Tompkins received in part payment
OF legal fees from Peralta the. 1000 yaras OF
land lying in what is now known as the
town of Clinton. The conveyance was not
recorded Subsequently, Strobe, one of the
firm, purchased large tract of land, EN- bTa-
cling the town of Clinton. Thus matters have
stood until some fellow has discovered the
nfornality, and at once a negotiation is made
with Peralta for a second deed, which Is Pla'
ced upon record and the pretenders survey
their premises, and ask that those who have
occupied them for ten years, and built and
ornameuted their homes there, shall pull up
stakes and leave.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-31

IEEDLEssNEss.-Iti is stated that w ellis was
permitted by his only guard, Armstrong, to
go unshackled while passing from Virginia
City to Ncolaus, and that upon one occasion
Armstrong, having lost his hat, vent back
some distance in search of it, telling Wells to
stop until he returned w Wells affected entire
indifference as to his arrest, and proclaimed
his innocence, which he said he could easily
establish at Sacramento 1t was not until he
heard at Nicolaus, the stage driver remark
that Wells would be hanged, that he showed
any alarm He was at supper, and on hear
ing the threatening news, dropped the knife
and fork, and rose from the taJle.-Sac
Post
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-31

A TELEGRAM from Naples, under date OF
June oath, declares that Commander de Mar
tino has received formal assurance that En-
per0r Napoleon will not recognize the annex.
alton of Sicily to Sardinia. 1t is said, par
ticular attention was called to the fact, that
the French Government has not yet recog-
! nized the annexation of Tuscany, and the
Romagna to Sardinia
1t is said that the new constitutional gov
ernment Of the Two Siclies is to be pnced
under the protection Of France and England.
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CEXELD's ELASTIC

FIRE AND WATER PROOF
Q + M Il NJ II r O oFrN G.
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gzE'@ ALL WORK GUARANTEED. -laes
For Adhesiveness Elasticity Durability and all the
requisites Of good roof, it stands without rival
Architects, Builders and all who wish new Roofs lai,
old ones repaired ,w find it to their neeest to cal
and examine this Roofing.
ap20tf is FRANK COLE, Agent.
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EEolIoway,s Ointmen.Is is bnlsamlc

EEOllOway's 0intmens is d bslsamlc remedy
surpassed by none for the of burns, scals old
sores, glandular diseases. Itprevents suppurauon
by eXpelling the poisonous venom from the wound;
and the coatrce tselfdsappears as soon as the heal
ing operation is completed.
E59~ Sold at the manufactory No So Maiden Lane,
New York. and by all Druggists at 25c., G5c, and 81
per pot. jy25
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Also, very desirable Sheep Ranch with living wat
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MURDERED. AT Santa Barbara on the l4th
July, d. Gumersindo Flores, venerable and
universally esteemed citizen of that place, was
shot down at his own residence by vaquero
named Pedro Valdez, and died in few
hours. Valdez was arrested and committed
to Jail to answer for murder The deceased
had held high rank in the Mexican army
He signalized himself in California as a gal
liant, generous officer, and as Trustworthy
man in all the posts of confidence which he
filed under the former Government
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Good News for Everybody
FROM THE
WASHINGTON MARKET.

nN AND AFTER JULY 18TH, L
~ win sell at the WASHINGTON MARKET, Tnird
Street corner of D, the yey best of Meats, such
Beef, Veal, Mutton and Pork for family use at the
rate Of TWELVE AND ONE HALE cents per pound
Hotels and Restaurants for TEN CENTS per pound.
Fresh Eggs Batter, Chickens and Turkeys, also all
kinds OF Vegetables fresh, good and cheap any
esta hl shment In this city
g9- Marketing delivered to any part Of the city,
free Of chsrge.
jyla4ny ISAAC PFoRKHEIMER
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-31

FROM VIcroRIA.--The Victoria Gazette, oJ
July 25th says;
Another mule train just arrived from the
Simlkameen, reports gold all over that sec
ton of the country in paying quantities.
Two hundred men are doing well there A
train has come for provisions, and will re-
turn as quick as possible,
News from Quespelle River is most encour
aging.
New Westminster has been incorporated.
At Black Rock Bar a man by the name o
Pastor was shot dead by David Baser. They
quarreled about some triang affair
On the 2lst, Geo. Smelling fatally stabbed
Edward Simonds, on the Saanich road.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-31

OnEGos.-We have dates from Oregon to
The 22d July. The company of U. S soldiers
from Fort Umpqua, en- route for klamath
Lakes arrived in Rogue River Valley on the
10Th. 1t is reported that another company
under command of Lieutenant Crooles, is on
the way from Crescent City, also to proceed
to the klamath Lake country.
The DalIes Mountoneer says that the RocI,
Creek mines are paying from IS to $50 per
day. The region, it is said will accommo
date thousands ofmen. Outfits are procured
at Portland and the Dalles.
The Hebrews of Portland are about erect
ing new synagogue.
The crops are yielding abundantly
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-31
Spetial y}Otirez.
MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children eehing, which greatly fa-
clitate the process of eethng by softenng the gums
reducing all in1amation-will alay all pain, and is
sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon mothers
it viii give to yourselves and relief and health to
your infants. Pefectly safe in all cases. See adver.
tisement in another column. may4-ly
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7EyNTEEs & C0.'S
VERY JUSTLY CELEBRATED
MANzANETA BITTERS.

--Sf1A the same time -szAse-
Encourage Home Manufacture,
Try this splendid article. II has never been alverts-
cd and IS comparative new, but its own merits have
caused IL to become KNOWN and SO IMMENSE
POPULAR that the thousand and one kinds of TRASH
imported and PuRPORTING to be imported from the
States and palmed of the tn public as GOOD
HEALTHY BrTTERs, are being driven from the market
Nearly all old California miners are acquainted with
the virtue IN the MASzANETA bush, rom EXPERIENCE,
besides which, it has been pronoun ed to contain
edcal properties by of the FIRST physicians and
chemists of the age and assure the public that il
has lost nothing in the compound Aside from IT, one
of the principal ingredients being CALIFORNIA WINE.
HUNTER & CO, Sole Proprietors,
Market street, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-31

lHE EcLPsE.-The Register, published at
Fort Townsend, Washington Territory, says: :
" Mr. Tibbals, who watched the Eclipse
with chronometer and quadrant in hand, in
forms US that the creates obscuritv was at
/ deg. 46 min. I3 Sec The Indians about
town had been told of the approaching
eclipse, but up to the last night they were
very incredulous, and said that the Bostons
were great liars. But when they saw the
moon darkening the sun, they were astonish
ed and afraid
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-31

EXPRESS FROM LA PonrE TO WAsnoE.-
Francis & Co. are now running a weekly
express from this place to Washoe. They
leave here early in the morning, and arrive
at Penmans, distance of thirty miles short
~ after dinner and at Penmans connect
with the stage for Virginia and Carson City.
Bob Francis says that the trip from this place
to Virginia City can be made in one day
Mountain Messenger.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-31

ANOTHER FOR DoUeLAs.-The San Jose Tri-
6une has come out for Douglas and johnson.
1t says: Sufficient intelligence has been re-
oeiyed to satisfy US that Stephen A. Douglas
Is the regular nominee of the National De-
mocracy for the Presidency of the United
States; and believing that the platform upon
which he stands is national, conser, atve.
Union-saving, we this morning unfurl hi, flag
to the breeze, The roll is being called. :"
ana we cannot be laggards in falling into
line. Although we might have preferred to
do battle under the lead of some other chief
tain, we recognize Douglas as an old Demo-
cratic warrior, carrying upon his person the
scars of a hundred battles and the trophies of
as many victories. His life has been strange
and eventfpl. His life has been q bril-
liant one, and we believe the masses Of the
American people-the patriot masses
Will confer upon him that reward, which
they give to their Gravest and their best
hold and gallant as the Douglas of Scotland,
tred aud true as the Father of bis Country,
skilled in craftsmanship, of great intellectual
power IN the prime and vigor of manhood,
ne Is mt leader for the true and unterriied
Democracy, who are arming themselves in
defense Of the Constitution and Union.
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Democratic Principles on the Sia'01S

Cardinal Democratic Principles on the Sia''''
Question.
Absolute non-in.crteEence by the Genefai 49,
mont, to introduce or 20 exclude Slaves '" ""'
territories of the Union.
No peacra, Slave Code. No Congressional ms
elimination i'll favor OF slave proper: " INV
,;os and no Congressional discrimination ag"l"9' II.
wbepcrer in auy o.! tic territories tue SAFETY OF
,1ayc person, or the right OF siaS9 property, VI tAe
rI,tt ~ safety OF any description Of persons or pro-
~ - mnrSns,i,u;ionaliy assaulted, it is the power
puI'15,,v -. Congress-, not less than Of any and cve-
H -"o -, DEPARTMENT O., the General Government, -
excrc,se its proper functions, for tho security OF
ANAL protection TO the. rights and safety OF every
snrcics OF persons and property.
The iuil and uui!upa!scd right d popuIAr "'e-
r.,puty, cEatllug the people OF each Territory, on
application for their admission rs a new slate mo
the . Mon, to enact their own State CONSTITUTIONAL y u
fair and full reference 70 II popular vote, without
force. fraud or Federal ~dictstion, and by Such Con-
s~,i,ution to provide for the maintenance or the pro-
hibiuon OF the institution OF slavery rs to them may
seem best.
resolutions unanimously adopted 10y the Virginia
delegation TO the National Democratic Convention NJ
Cincinnati: ,
!. Resolved, That the Constitution OF the United
States is i compact between Sovereign nnc co1equa!
States, united upon the basis OF perfect eq""u'y VI
3. Resolved, That the Territories Of the Union are
common property III winch the states nave equal
rights, ana 10 which the citizens or every State may
r~,ehtiuliy migrate with any property recognised as
such IN any OF tie States ot the Union, and III Inc
Constitution O; the United States.
8. Resolved The, eforc, that tho Congress OF the
Uniteu Suites mas no power TO abolish or proilo!t
slavery II many Of TIE Territories OF the United STATES
and such power pertains only to the people iniIata.-
irg tho same, when ir the exercise oil rlehtlul "n-
hori,y ,Eey form their State Constitution with = View
to admission into the Union.
4. Resolved, That the Missouri restriction was i
violation OF the foregoing principles, and It's repeal
by The "Ksn-as-Nebraska l'w" was Wise, J"Ss ana
ccssaTy.
S. Kesolved, Tina, Congress has no constitutional
righ, 70 abolish slavery ii the Distric; OF Columbia
& Eesol"cu, That the duty OF atovding adequate
protection in the Territories previous to their legal
organization It's States, t. equal rights Of person and
property respected under the constitution Of the
Union, ~ incumbent; on tire proper legislative autto-
ri,v fIrrnnt.
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holding States should withdraw, and form u Sc
norate organization, and mako nominations 1r
the Presidency aaaVice Presidency.
On motion,
Resolved, That these proceedings signed ny
the Chairman and Secretary, be ior"arusu 70
editors of Democratic papers in Rlch'nonu anu
Fredericksburg for publication;
3 ". BgocSsSrEoUGH, Sec'y.
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~.
At a Democratic meeting held for Richmond
county, at the Court House on Monday the Itll
day Of May, 1860, Court day. on motion Sol
ONION S. Hutt, ESQ, was called to the Chair
and e.. ". Brockcnbrough was appointed Sec
rotary.
The object OF the meeting was explained by
Thomas Jones, Jr., Esq, who offered the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The National Democratic Convcn.
ton which met in Charleston, 5. c., on the
23rd OF last month, has adjourned 10 meet in
the city Of Baltimore on the 18th of Junc, 1860.
for the purpose Of nominating 4 candidate for
the Presidency. And, whereas, a large portion Of
the delegation from the Southern States deem
ed it incumbcn: upon them 10 withdraw from
the said Charleston Convention, and have &c.
iermined to hold a distinct and separate Con.
vcnlion in the city Of Richmond Oh the second
Monday in June. And, whereas, in the OPT.
nion of this meeting, it is important that the
slavcholding States should preserve the utmost
harmony and unity of action in the present
state Of political parties, therefore
Resolved, That it is the opinion aud wish Of
the Democratic party Of this county that the
delegates elected to the Charleston Convention
from this electoral district, should meet with
the Southern and slavehoidins delegations in
the Convention proposed to be held in the city
Of Richmond, On the second Monday in June.
for the purpose of consultation, and with the
view Of cffectinS unity of feeling, sentiment
and acton among the slavcholding States Of
the Union, in the present position of political
affairs.
Resolved, That the delegates aforesaid do,
also, attend the Convention to be held in the
city of Baltimore, on the 18th June next.
Resolved, That in the opinion of this meet.
ing the resolutions offered in the Charleston
Convention, and known as the Tennessee Re-
solutions" contain the true doctrine; and unless
the National Convention adopt the doctrine
taught in those resolutions, that the time will
have arrived when the delegates from the slave
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l~DCNLOP. MOSCERE & CO.. ask the
SS attention OF dealers TO the Auction sale OF
SUGAR AND M0LASSES
At their wharf and warehouse, at Rockets, commencing at
IL O'Clock, this morning.
- Sale without regard to weather. May lit
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the rise and a6ore par in Virginia. Public
meetings arc being held in tic districts OF those
delegates from Virginia who opposed seeding
and instructing their delegates to attend lne
Seccder's Convention at Richmond. a ia'e
meeting in the county Of tichmond, mas i"'
structcd the delegates from the Essex D.Su'.''
to attend the Richmond Convention '>'reauS
the people of Virginia are beginning TO move
:, lie ,,ottor and we would advise the
uS,,tcs and Union" to cease abusing Demo
,rots who have never INDUCED in cpitllr;s
.c,;nst Mr.. Douglas. Mr.. Yancey had no
.r-;rs.workcrs" in Charlcston-thc wires
were worked by the State Conventions, The
Southern States never send puppets to C"n'cIi-
tons to be managed by "~wirc-workcrs."
Mr.. Fancey did only what every good aud
faithful Democrat would have esteemed his
bounden ~duty-obeyea his nstrWctioHs--as !ol'
lows:
10. Resolved, further, That our delegates TO
the Charleston Convention are hereby express
" instructed to insist that said Convention
shall adopt u platform Of principles, recognizing
distinctly the rights of the South as asserted III
the foregoing resolutions ana il the said Ma
tional Convention shall refuse to adopt, i'll s"'.
stance, the propositions embraced il the pre-
ceding resolutions, prior to nominating c1nal-
dates, our delegates to said Convention ere here
by positircly Instructed t%owtthdraG Mcrc:from'
ii. Resolved, further, That our delegates 70
the Charleston Convention shall cast The vote
Of Alabama as Il unit, and Il majority oil our
delegates shall determine how the vote oil this
State shall be given.
-. Resolved, further, That an executive
committee, to consist Of one from each congress
sional district, be appointed, whose duty 1t shall
be, in the event that our delegates Withdraw
from the Charleston Convention, in obedience
to the 10th resolution, to call Z convention OF
the Democracy Of Alabama, TO meet ut an carly
day 20 consider what is best to be done.
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At Petersburg, Va, OIL Wednesday, VIM.
Allen had his pocket picked ors+,5oo in funds,
including 81, 600 in checks on the Bank Of Viz
uinia.
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LrScu LAw.-John fancy, said to be 4 ne
phew of Chief Justice fancy, was killed in the
courthouse Of Travis county, Texas, on the
9th ult., while his trial for the homicide Of
John Edwards was going on. 1t appears that
rs he was about to be taken from the court
house to Jail a mob surrounded the sheriff and
shot fancy dead. Several ofthc mob were ar
rested,
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From the American Eapt:.t.l

Z" TWHh. Z = I-V'.
~ \ miniature wooden Pa-oda, which we brou2h;
from Burmah. having been broken Will. on ~sliph0ard, We
were very anxious TO hare j. rspaIrsd, and tried Several
SORTS q. glue. bst without success, ill our attention was
called 30 Spaidins's Prepared Glue, sold NJ 10 pIait street.
This We found 10 answer the purpose. The Paco!a ap-
pears nov to be strongly ccClented. ana can he seen bT
calling at the Office OF the American Baptist.
May 9-d&w2w
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ALEXANDRIA NARKETS. MAr !!

f:nrn.-Superane 50 ~. Extra { - 10 : s:h: ! a. ~,
TO : -. Cony--wh!tr &c, mixed ,jc.. yei!"s :. =. n
&c. WHEar-Wh!;ci . TO l &C; red / II 70 : ,,r
Per 40 lis. CO to sc. risT-Th-rt va, = I'et. =, :,
In tire arrival Of Herring on Tuesday, brt 0, - 4.
Sl,aJ. Herring brings IS 30 to Z '-'pcE '",o rs,cs
irving.
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TmE VOICE nr ArrRorATIoS.-puhlic demon.
s~tratlons have been made III Savannah, Column
bus, Wayncsboro', and other places in Georgia,
in Memphis and other Southern cities, (says
the South Carolinian,) approving the action Of
the delegations that withdrew from the Charles
ton National Democratic Convention.
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nASr1I1E MIEKErs. III! 9.

uAN'lLLE lAhhh''' ..s,
Coa.-Slal 10 per bushel. Tos.CC"- Ht;.. 81 =
mon leaf 6aS; no enc IL market "EEt
! 30. 0ATs.-Shell IS 10 ~ ctt.