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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
Ten Thousand Buyers Wanted.

On MatA Nl,si, Charis0ote. t,,s,.;l,
TINS urdsfsigu~t Aas 90 hard arc t,. ..+.,,,,
Il manuisciurlrg - BIZ TN warn. S7-org
am 'SHEE TIRON ESTABLISHsfEs<J
~ tharis..r~u, evrry description OF Cuhs.ry
ware, ut1aiy ioan. 10 his line OF buslbesS- M -,
OF ne tcs' material aud ~ experienced Hufxm~n
Toe siocs n0s m be Ware Room, conpfisst
eF-tF us~ial anrie .ns~H 90 The housesrrp.i
sal auv sf'icte caaet iur o. any amoout Ot GO,ts
te-''sd can ~ furnished Wth tesp.tch
Nmons tis stock a. TIE Ware may b. found
HuCKETS o. 81 S,zs.;
totttL foIs % tae rno.i sPprov-t patterns:
1IllhNDkkS, Npit.. Stssmsf. CsAs s.t,ws
CAAk ~ IER>, flonr BoNss
fAllf PANS Of saftoSs rstt.rus
BASINS, Cbs@b~t " srs. Ptshef.
MEA>Jr,. q al sisss ssd Pa,st.d rstist Ware.
hts stoCs II SHEET \ IRON HAhE com.
pf'~r' ev~fS ariie IN tn~ Culinary snd House
kreptng department. His siuek If
- ON ES,
embraces rvefy vaf'..y oi wU.e sud' Coa Stove,
aurnE Whtch NAY he iound me ialloutsr ,nrfov.
q surfus.
Tsi,o. Seoa steve. ''''' seo',A-.s ooos. ia.
n.ss'.N to'tas'I 1siIss. Cs.l
VA HA-I '"ns, s'sss Gtssisa Capital size,
, lo' "cod Or cs.i' Col
Yre~'es' Cool, 'iss' R.d,.,o'.I size,
LssTs, siss.. wo,-i Wed -'
Pc'taos GfAir, al sizrs
Also faflo' siAr couAgcf. snd franklin. all
PossessinE every facility known To IN. bushes.
he - prepared al all lines to eteeuts win me nj,
most prompins,s, al kinds OF
BUILDING AND JOB MORN
TIE ReehsE Z,hk,sE Abd sposlins doBs 90 order
and IN the best maUusr
Meroh'h,s de,iIous ct f-r Lni,Aiur heir ,tecE
OF Ito % sheet iron wsrr. uui anf ID to ihsir
Advantage 10 deal wiih me shaiimssr line.
81 disc'uni Q" mefrhafIs trt articles are trpytt
~ nc Gusni"y. l'haii also takr ir cI,Aaurs tat
TIA Ware,
Rags. Rec HiF..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
FIRE AND LIFE


t>lo"N. JfftEasoN Go va
Dr,r October O. 1850
IlHA" SIX .-L tr- isa7s .o ....tuu m,
-, 80 o. N--.' lu .s.s ace af...rt.F I0u,tt.,
80 .ae ig.'gNFg iralfau.- -r>.t.tar.s. 49,,
So g., 500 most i-Va'a..y taaeu do he Gar.a
IHE ErNN INSURANCE ,ovr,xY
~ faf'."t-, Dut b~,si.ai
o. .fsa Dar"si, 30 500 OooN
A.. ''P"@. OOo OS0N
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
N1s YoEE
SaP,.e.. laN r'ts '') 81 Geo oosos
IhAhIE" OAK FIRE AND NAEINt IS.Ts
ANCE COMPANY
r, w hNEEroED. Commence
sa $500 600 -
NV YORK LlFE INSURANCE CosP1Sy
Accumu'sIst Capitai a. 90 -,
CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE. COM.
PANY.
oF hAIrT0An. CussIertsrr
WITH 4 LARGE SUPPLE
am prepared 10 EJs1t Iii~ tn.ar.p. ., rim,
ioT term OF years OF lof LII, -. =, - 49,"
a. ssa Cash sy,s,m, ~, so war I,sr Tsis
ChS 90 butiihrs 81 evs5T trsrrip,i.p -,
siets> N Barns &C sc
The Lives Il NeEror, also Ip,Yt,s 10,
m.tr tsat', t1ftW0 third. OF thrif valgr
20 RATES a. IoS a. perfect so's,rry ara IA.
nfoh' Uill allrw
90 spF.ira.i,u ei.hrr personally or ~ t.t,., \
49, - once make personal erauIBsftrrt . a !.
p,,1,e'lt "shr' 10 10 INSURE. ~lhin thi. or snv
% Ih- atlp'uirg CoubHss ny
tf@phss rnr door Er4r OBJ, Can H..
Char. ~ttURE Va 's''
Nours Re,Fscuaf'y.
orr - - -iy u n p,Dnrr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

so,i close 81 Sssi,H. Jtud "Wednesday lone
81 tHis in-Iifu I.r
hEN DAVID BITTLE. - y Pr.siI,r, 80
I'.'S,..f q Moral -ui luleug,lsai PLi.o.5ph,
. tnhltes and Nsturai Phtiserbv
WI, hoNtE- 4 ~. AetiuE Prals,.or Of
eisHl a'slAcr' sud Li,~rsiur-
''hN 4 thll, Asstsgant in Atrt..t ,r-,..,.,
sd Preparatory Dspaftmept
gusgVs snI Hebrew '--'
WILLIAM MeCAJLLY. Tutor.
II All canuanre ri1Hs o. l.f.ry Il, A lrr.;...-, 81,
lnsiiiution thluld bc aadfsss.t b. Wv
NV DAVID = BfrTLE. Predict
Aug p. lStl--ti-SpiriI Cons,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING u

- "a ~ 'ao'etieers legally authorized agent, for
n, C'p'uutuns and PuuBs up Amos Lon.
t s,ens LiEh,n'og Conductors are no~ pr~psr,d IN
,io,n ~, '.'f'ns OF JeHeIson Berkeley aad
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
Ci,.FiELD, BROTHER 4 co.,

W.iehe.. JewsirV, Fascy Coods Caller ct..l.
500 hmls'N hcofis Of rs-ry ds.et,ptt.. ,,rh =
sssd.' Erasl"ttss. sssh~. Hats lace H.tt,,. A :.
t,sls. F'N'' WIN r''fy ~
No~ oPra.as a magnificent stock If Ne, ct
'neh a. A~ef'Saa. EaEi'.h. Get@As nns T,..,h -.
snl IN o. = ADD N single pi"r~s H+.t s.,It, 80,
s'Ihs.' =. gl,.h Ls's'', Sh.i-tos do. bspis,. AZ
49, k.sa P@meni, Lspincs, some v.r, .sn.iI
sei 18th psafis and diamonds. .t.s.n,r' ,.-t,s
indePsndsni and Qpausr second M.trA., ti.,.,
u sai't soid a'eh.' IN .veTy ,sr,.ty.
k,eh Cbias Nssss, from Pan. ssd Ds,.a.. v,.,s,
Asd spasi.h Fsas. f'sneh
sh'st' Cod Ivory. Pearl aud L.sth,r Gard g..
do, do. do Por MoaaI~. N"'a N.'e''
Elena, Gu snd broUEsd Ciacks C.n5lsh,..
- Akk-SPocas. forks. I.lI,, hu,,.,
kniy's. ke., Of the bet qs.li,, D1''s'
risisd tea snd coffee .-t. castor, ..i,.,. -.
dis.''ek' teaksttirs. sra. ,aite.iist,
io',9se 'h'lleoDb.. Re~ sty 10. Esrli.h ,.A a..,t
s's table esiisrJ, 's,s.or.. pee Eu,.s.
'e.iss and weights. ke 49,
., s"ul.Asr'' tools snd materials: watch Glass;.
Files. 'N'''"s"' OF debtsst
Z. H. a Go. odsr the sbo,s good. O, a.. ~, ~,
'st@s. Cell sad sssnin. m. -. "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
FOR NEW YORK.
Inc Ne" York aud Virginia
StREH STEAMSHIP cONPANYS

Inc view York aud virginia
StREH STEAMSHIP CONPtNI.S
FIRST GLASS STEIER
.H % C.rT I'ER.N'O ".
w ILL leave AIcIanslia ever wetn,,s,v A.
w 'efuepa ~ o'clock. aJiowHg pss,.bs-,,
al,.'H. b1 NE trains - 20" ~ & A ssG Nspa,.
:" zap Nai.'ahrs lime iH connect
H.laf 7tar. BE U,.i Irsye Nru York s'rTnr
ryefy ss'ufcAF afternoon. reaching Aistsbtria
5000 iOec.'cs AoHday morning
a. ~"S-ai.sTI Tor Passengers First ciss, IN
eVefy frsprc' -
PASSAGE Including Meals s-sO
n Shipper silI please. note thslthi. - "A,
only dUsd Line 81 Nsamsys b,fsee,. tb,,
f0yt AID N,to lsrk.
\ eommotious Depot, has been erected nj. a..
c"Epahys Wkan JATOnRh whi,h he Rsato.S
'fac bas been lad. 60 Iha. Goods ~ rbls Iip, 80
he Received aud Slapped staiI lines wst,,t a.
Esfa 10 ne ScatAet sRt without sHpsns, ofJrsy.
age SC ''J>
No Comnis'ioa charged fot Foruarsirx
Insufancc cnrc'sc % al Coos ID tssi,,a, q,
- PfcmiuH Fot Ftcisht or Pa..sr. a..
ply 10 FOwIE a co -
- .. ARsIu, AisIaHdfia
n CROMWELL, 4 Co
OetohsrIS. 90 ''A'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
Fruit Cane.


FENHE Ssf~Sf sod he Ch~sr~.1 E'gTyT, Dpr
NERliNG CANS. are ts BE- i-usl A. a..
I'n"s'r Stove an Sheet loo Ettabiubrsrt ,
- % ALBERT MILLER
stoves. NtoVcs!!
DAbLoR Ca1s ard Ctsm 80 stove. sf,v,,y
'a"-t iof sl rtsHf a. ~. r,,atri,fneb,
"'f MILLER
AbiES DRESs GoODS
=, "a. 30 ias ,ss.-s ,s.ruy 49,. ~, y, 81.
Does .'..a' 81 Cost i1f ta.h
JuiyI 90 L UOOFF
4 LiRGE 49,. r nee 90 Qsrrusasf- store
y sri Esrs,a wa. for 'a'sty " EBY
RAIH ERIcK s. fftsis ~
oNDYN H .. 5 Cor eos rar., iee =.
(HiESE.-Piav Arr, sra Cuurr Ctss.r
tHhE y HAShETs sa1 BsffsU Csar,s
" 20 ssIr " vs. EBY
FRESH Lime.
FbhsH W'ashr'sr anl surttr1 LINK
l'' iscfig.' aut i.fts.e ~
Joos - kEARsLEY sHEFRER a GO
DURE Ksfasiss otl 40 ssisty
EEARsLLET sHEEEER 500
Teas, Teas, 'fraa.
II opsE ed packed Gfsea snd BIseE Tees. o.
Il sssf asyo, o. N FEFs
GPALuiNQs Pfspafst 0ias os.tsi sa -y.ry
- hoa's iof ssis ~ 80 CAMPBELL
nIb plutrirr C-F-- pee fssfsft
- hEAEsLkY aHEEECR a co
W HEELIN0 NffLSafaH sfsss o., ts.st y
w KgAH~ttY sHrEHER a 60
CHE WfNG TOHArcO s>rsu sst ssaH
- ssf~ " FHY
ERrir CtNz AND AIS 10 see a..t ,a.
i rf.. e# ..r.a ..f aa.s De-
JHH i' kttr lEY suEIHER a CD
FFesh Lemons
u KttnsLtY sWFfefR 4 CO
N0NOFts- WAItF .a..s.ttt
y AwUa HtLifH a BURNETT
CEntR H4HE iaIs trtr
v NHvI1 W gay
ZfNC 60 waaf wt,s B.sfis tof ,si- ~
- PEI Do W EBY
NARNIaH r4RNIsH
A No & sr4fte o.
Fsfstay- ass F.srl.r ysfaIsb Iasf f.-s.rs s.t
ff-s+tv o. ~ cAMrRELL
gPtfnfNS PREPARED 0LFE fr.sIs
~ rF W Shy
LtREsH SALAD m iasf fsrsisrf go 81
II a's5y BELLEk 4 BURFETT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
TOM, The Blind Negro Pianist

II I1NlNHN
.U..t.H.
NIL ~. thrfe OF Die ur-.rli FNrrr
w NLNIshftts Court II.... .a AL trf,.-
tnsn. tbs f-st
Ths'aiay Fronting. me 3oh ias
as sIo,tr " ed au
fT''fay 3l". Of 3 and a, 3 o'el9ek. p. "
Persons = ho wish to see this truly r-B,,k .t-.
30 sh.nia not let this Opportunity rass n.
~ car Form any ides ~ ID. rsrform5at. N al.
hino,d Nfgro Boy Hnicss hsy 90 sni
ONLY TN YEARS OF ACEi
Ftiss y.oH atEu ana raised UPON ri.rt.eo.
Hithout ppnrnff distraction. be- b. uI.,. 80
u'oft dthSuh music uiit ell ihs trlisrrg IA
49, ~ asiskei master
Aug iadT o. gentleman .n Che and.srfe 81 40 b,
''f'fri 90 play rierf faf Tom ara hr a.H .1-4s
eltfrIv rfprrHuas tu sane
Tom WtH ufH fhf magnificent Piano rr-sssf,t
T. Din Ply Nesfrz Wm Enah-t 60 HaIamrrr
81. sad ~ rfHei history af tis r.rfrrfI
rtid ai ihs Hotels graus
Admission % osnu children is cents
CHAV J ATWEiT
Ang r0 is66
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
Fresh Soda Water {!

Fresh Soda Water!
I a 1t persons Waniinr cool drisk II SoJs W..
"A 'rf can Dc supplied by calling a. mr. D,pv
sofe' She. lhsy VII hnt variety oisytup. mad,
Hom best White Crush SuRar
Mas 10 1850 81 CAMPBELL.
Herring! Herring!! HerrIngH
/ Ok BARRELS Of No. POTOMAC 2FR.
SsI RING Just received and Tor ,sl.tv
Juns :. 1850 HEDGES a TRUsSELI.
A NNiHILA 7TNG POWBEB NH -,
n im mrtisisiy and irfsUni, f,sr,gr CO...
i7ach-s Bed Bog. Moths. Mosquifr,s 81.
Auts. Elias Garden In.rcts vsf1ttn a., -,
an, 'rimais JAZZ; received srd 'or ,sls ly
MAY BELLtR 4 BURNETT
AIRS So. NsLOW
vi s.shi1g Scrip which
Freagv fsciita.es tbs pr, -ss oi Tssitir stc -
sufs 20 regulate 3D. tos-fs 10 "a, Ifrsu. E0f tsis
by uELLER = BU'NErT
SODA 81 N.p.3.R,
ERhSH NoHA NATTER. sib q gf,st 4a,is,y
go -Ffap- atl ata4ys o. iaurf 81 lrf DJoS
Si.tr fG'ire it- -ufn1i-f ssassr
"',i7 nELLEa 5 BURNETT.
REpWNS Jsmsisa Gir-rr. 4.r...rr.
- NAV 20 90 CAHpBEIL
| tGJ Mans Eutf P-fuyisa sen. a. e..
III ellen Ionic fof sale Hg
Ma 10 $50 al CAMPBELL.
CLoTHs, CAssiMEREs. a..
t-,.,,.,.,. A large sEd
Iu's a. L sApLER.
ARABEEs Pain KHi,t. 80 .sl,tv
9 CAMPBELL
HAAPTONs ysEs,so.. Tiacfs,s io, 81. oy
EH CAMPBELL
HOOFLAND's Oumsn Biu-f. ior.si.ry
u CAMPBELL.
/ EWls pore WAus Lssa asd pore f.is,.sX
- V' ~ ~ u. CAMPBELL
a Variety o. Toilsi s,sps 20 tsss ss4 III,
~ ~. CAMPBELL.
OkANGEs AND LEMONS iof.si, ~
- J'as 81. " gay
VS. We hsvs fHsf fstslvsf e surs.trr ist
~ D,onl,y Cufed Hens. vhirh vs vti eel
ea' p HEpogs rRUssgIL
III OOP SKIRTS a. sH pfie,s s.tr iasf1f
~ b.. wrnes HEnGFs = TBrssELL
RLtck oiL Va NIsHEs nr ss.rt
- Tore 20 D. sanLfR
Ithl has hr Hlp..rs| r.4. eos p.-.sr.s
II caft TIr r..-s arf F....se.sa, w.. !,
o. FHmtr u CO.'S s..tr lhs. -..ar
faF4H I-.1
ViNh"tR sst ca.sn. riss.rs 60 ,s.. ty
Herring.
IDHIWE HERHfFg Co. sf.shr
lnneii T. WuOFF
Il tRRAHEE GsfIr8.sfIfr f..ria-f-. psis
In 'I'-r fHVHfH .rr -rrHtr. gov 200 = H..ss-
F.'ss~h s SELLER BURNETT
CeuntTy Cared Raran.
tNk 9fDEFHa gHO rLHfRg fssssIs
" cay
~ OCE eatT Cd ss- ~
~ kEAgsLEY sHggREa q CO
~ ~. 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
JJRDAN'S WHITE SULPHUR
- 2 r { n e .

- y r Z u e .,
FREDERICK COtrNTY "
OBsH on W>da,fIat. z0h yav Of Jsss.
L EAFlNG BsHHmaTs Wssttsr,aa Ca..
- t.rar1 .1 Itf urfrIrF rs|B ra uafpffs.
lfrf .af ..tpttasHa Drp.t Zoo lte W Iarh sstsf
lhr sF.IHEt f8 bIrrff
EEF.f Gr.aiaft ~ flfshsr infrfnsi Toe stsiV
.as Er.aFs trsI Co. % ~ Josaaa.s Uars
~ 80 We. rsH.H.fs street
1DEpAS q BRO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

Baltinsre Prices Current.

FOR TIE wEEk ENDING AUG. n. lsSo
Rsgsrtsa HsstP ~
RAND2Sst.J%sH 4u & rIhsAaTIMER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

I'HE Safes sod he C.h-sp~.1 F'gTyT, mr.
AERliNG CANS. are tp B.. found 40.
TinWs'e Stove an Sheet loo Estabii,bme,,, I,
aug - 90 ALBERT MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30


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.HAsa s.ly
.er ga -
go ns ct
stioa b. sd
.it o. the
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

CoNcERT.-The musical enter tainmeni
given, last evening, 10y the Marysville Lie
derkranz, was attended bya large and APP
preciative audience The concert was open
ed by grand overture, upon the piano. by
Misses F. Blodgett. NJ Gray NJ. Lindley and
j. Stockton. 1t was most admirably exc
cuted, and the talented madens were greeted
upon the close, with hearty rounds of APP
plause. The choruses by the Society were
exquisitly rendered, and met with enthusias-
tic appreciation The solo of the Two An
gels by Miss Blodgett was rare and beau
tiful piece of execution. Her song, the
Brightest Eyes, was a delicious rendition
The bass solo, The Wine Drinker and the
Devil, by Mr.. Claussinius, brought down the
house. 1t was a truly noble performance,
and we would not tire of hearing it hun
dred times. We have not space to partieu-
larize, but we may say, in brief, that the
Marysville Liederkranz showed themselves,
last evening, to be a musical association not
easily surpassed, according to its numbers, in
any quarter of the world. We hope they
will long flourish among US.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

Foul BLooD.-We publish, in another
place, communication from Dr. E. Teegar>
garden on the subject Of the late article in
the California Farmer. respecting the disease
known as "foul brood" among bees. In no.
ticing this article, the other day, the types
made US say foul blood instead of foul brood
But, DIR. Teegarden takes issue against there
being any such disease as foul brood among
the bees in this country.
We know but little about the disease, but
believe it is a disease which causes young
bees to die, the result of which is that their
bodies rot in the hives and SO poison the at
mosphere that the old bees cannot work,
cannot make honey and finally have to aban.
don their cells American writers on the
subject of bees have all along declared that
no such disease was ever known in the United
States; and they have doubted very much
whether there is really any such disease at
all. Young bees have died in Europe and
other portions of the Eastern Continent, but
they may have died from other causes than
that of specific disease to be known by the
somewhat vague title of "foul brood"
BE this as it may, the Bee men, of this re-
gion, emphatically declare that there is no
foul brood" complaint up this way, in any
event.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

How Lone WILL IT LAST ?-The San Fran
cisco papers are making great man out OF
Gov Downey. Every morning, the matuti-
nal hernlds sing praises to his name for the
veto of the Bulkhead Bill. and every evening
the vespertine prints take up the wondrous
tale Never was a man so glori6ed. Never
was a man so pure, so incorrupt so immacu-
late. The papers vie with each other in de-
flying him. We do not say that their praises
are not properly bestowed but how long
will it be before these same journals are emp
tying their vials of abuse upon the head of
this same man Will they accord him the
same high character, hereafter, if he cross
the path of their desires2 Will they give
him the privilege of differing with them, in
their views and notions, in the same degree
that he now agrees with them? Time will
show.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

PHsMALE PHIeHT-Two Mexican Cyprians
were before the Recorder, yesterday, charged
with fighting. Their names were Carmelita
and Josepha. Carmelita. is, evidently, when
not too much under the influence or effects
Of hard drinking. very pretty looking fe-
male, with the drawba of a slumbering
devil in those coal black eyes Josepha is a
sooty damsel, of not very interesting appear
nnce. and rather disposed, we should think,
to be docie, on account of Incidence if no
thing else. The testimony was simply to the
effect that the two were fighting at o'clock,
yesterday morning, near the Universal Res
tanrant, and nobody knew who begun it OF
anything about it. Jesse o. Goodwin, Esq
made speech in favor of all parties concern,
ed, and Recorder Kyle fined Carmelita and
Josepba $40 apiece. 1t was paid, and Car
melita went her way rejoicing while Josepha
protested that Carmelita begun the whole dit
fculty.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

TARIFF BY TELEGRAPH AND Pony EXPRESS.
The following says the San Francisco Ga
zette, are the rates for Transmission Of MESA
ges from this city to New York, or to any OF
the Eastern cities, as furnished us by Mr..
Crane. agent of the Pony Express Line: Tel
egraph ten words to New York, $3.50. OF
which the charges by the way are as follows:
To Carson Valley, ten lines, 81 90 by Pony
Express, S2,4o; from St. Joseph to New
York, $500. For each additional five words
from Fan Francisco to Carson Valley, fifty
cents for ten words. one dollar for each
additional word from st. Joseph to New
York, fourteen cents
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21
AFoul Hood"

EplroR DEMOCRAT: IL see in your paper
notice ION the authority of the California
Farmer) of a very contagious disease among
the newly imported bees. Your paper calls
It the "foul blood" Now, have read the
writings of most of the eminent Apiarians.
and must say that this seems TO be new DIS
ease Perhaps there are new diseases among
bees as well as the human family. We all
know that the Asiatic cholera never made
its appearance in the United States till 1882.
| think, however, there is some mistake in
the name 1t must be "foul brood" instead
of foul blood" noticed a few days ago n
paragraph in the Farmer, seeming to intimate
that there was a disease among the newly
imported bees and that most or all of them
had gone to Marysville. AS am one OF the
largest importers to this place the last sea-
son, have right to know; and as the dash
is made at the Marysville apiaries, think |
have a right to refute anything which know
to be false My bees are all healthy, and
will warrant the assertion that there are no
native bees in any better condition. l am
acquainted with nearly all the bee men in and
about Marysville, and l am well satisfied
that there is not stock of bees that has
either foul blood or foul brood in them.
mean to convert mine all into the pure Ital-
ian bloods. as expect shipment of Italian
bees by the 18th of May, direct from Lom-
hardy, in Italy.
This insinuaton must have been thrown
out to injure the sale of our bees. l will
warrant all the bees l sell to be clear Of the
cholera, foul blood or even foul brood.
E. TEEGARDEN
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

PERJURY in the Court of Sessions of Mar
iposa county, Mexican named Louis Polose
has been convicted of perjury. and sentenced
TO three years imprisonment in the State
Prison. He had, says the Gazette, stated
upon oath before tle Grand Jury in the cas-,
of People VS.. Ramirez" accused of th
crime of murder-that he saw the deed com
mitted. Subsequently upon the trial of tn
same case, he swore that he knew nothing o
the affair. Upon this testimony cold blood
ed murderer escaped justice and was acquit
ted.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

New BoAT.-We learn. says the sacramen-
to Bee, that the California Steam Navigation
Company are constructing at their ship yard
in San Francisco, new and magnificent boat
for the Sacramento and San Srancisco trade.
She is larger than any Of the boats now in
use on this river, and will be fitted up in a
style infinitely superior to anything ever
seen in California, and equal at least to the
best of the celebrated lake boats. She will
probably be ready in May next, to take her
place on the route.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

The Marshal of Marysvlle, the other day,
turned loose pound full Of cattle He could
not sell them, according to law, because an
advertisement of their being impounded is
previously necessary, and there is no city
official press in which to advertise. That
city is about to oe governed to death by her
present Board Of thick headed Aldermen.
Serves her right for electing such impracta-
bles.-Sae. Bee.
: Well, these Aldermen catch it, right and
left from all the papers, nearly, in the State.
Why, in the name of God, don't they come to
some sort of reason?
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

BEAR KILLED.-On the 18Th inst, in the
vicinity of Quincy, Plumas county. Mr..
Shiek suddenly came upon large grizzly
bear, which, emerging from a clLmp of bush
es stood upon his hind legs before the in
truder The Plumas Standard says that
Shiek drew his pocket knife, determined to
make his best fight Bruin, however, de-
clined contest, and Shiek, greatly relieved.
made tracks in a different direction. On
the receipt of this intelligence the 'Nimrods'
of Quincy sailed out, killed the bear, and
captured two Of his cubs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

The Or FEVER SPREADING from
Parkersburg, Va, say that the excitement in
that neighborhood bids fair to equal that in
Venango county, Penn, of which SO much
has been said of late. About two thousand
acres of land have been bought and leased
in Wood, Writ and Richie counties, for the
purpose of boring for OIL by persons from
Pennsy vania. The oil wells on one proper
ty, on Hughes river. in Wood county, are re-
ported to yield thirty barrels per day. There
are large preparations making to extend the
business in that quarter
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21
MARYSVILLE.
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL arst.

SPRtxe TRApE'-G. Armstrong advertises
in this mornings DEMocRAr fine stock OF
new boots and shoes which he has just re
eeived from the East, whittier he has been.
making purchases It will be seen by his
advertisement that he has ordered the latest
and peatest STYLES.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

RACE TO DAY.-There win be q race this
afternoon at o'clock, at the Marysville
Park. As the track is the finest in the State,
the admittance to the gate but twenty five
cents and three fast horses entered, it ought
to be well 7atronized. For particulars of the
race see advertisement
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

R. J. RGYxoLps.-This gentleman leaves
Marysville. this morning for San Francisco,
with the view of taking the Overland stage
on Monday next, for the Atlantic States lie
goes on visit to his old place of residence
in Tennessee We wish him pleasant trip
and sneedy return.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

FowLER.-We are ayerse to puns, unless
they are either very good or very bad. OF
q dubious quality is the following, by an
Alderman of the Second Council On being
told that the repeal of the ordinance regard
ing City Printing was foul act, Yes" he
replied, "but the man who vetoed the repeal
was touler" Mayor Fowler)
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

LATE letters from New York annouce that
Col. Wilson has shipped the remainder of the
iron and rolling stock for the completion of
the California Central Railroad, from Folsom
to Marysville. The work on the line is ad-
vareing rapidly.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Dr W. NJ. Stone, in
dieted for the murder of John C. Bell, was
admitted to bail on Thursday, by Judge Bald
win OF ths Supreme Court. The amount Of
bail was fixed at $4,000. the sureties being
Edward McCarty, A. P. Catlin, DR.. r. A.
Pearls, Charles crOcker. L. B. Harris and F.
A. Talbert
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

SEWING MACHINES EXEMPT FROM ATTACH
NENT.-An act exempting from attachment
one sewing machine of value not exceeding
500, in actual use by the debtor or the fam
lily of the debtor, has passed both branches
of the Legislature of Massachusetts, and re-
eoiyed the approval of the Governor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

A CORRESPONDENT of the Evening Gazette
says that at Georgetown. the late storm has
killed nearly all the fruit there. including
peaches One man had one hundred trees
four years old, and there will hot be as many
peaches on them all as there would be on
three ordinarily
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

On Wednesday near San Francisco, John
Killian shot at John Brady. with a navy re-
volver. ae was arrested for assault with a
deadly weapon, with intent to commit MUIR
der, and will have to answer before the prop
er tribunal
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-21

MACHINERY FOR MExIco.-The brig Pontiac
will sail in a few days from San Francisco 70
Mazatlan. A part of her cargo will be a
crushing mill, to be used in a rich silver mine
situated about twenty five miles from the
see eoRst