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biological criterion they are mentally con-
stituted to appreciate such religious e1erci-
ses with more confidence than many others
would be. We could but notice. that but
few Of those who we suppose to be the mas
ter spirits of the institution were present.
The good order. the scrupulous cleanliness
and simplicity of their dress must comm and
respect for the institution. Their pres
ent aecessions are mostly from orphans, an
the unfortunate Of the world. We learned
from the Matron that lady was there on
that day. seeking to find = home among
them, to escape the cruelties she had long
endured from the brutalities Of drunken
husband. She had walked four miles with
shree small children. that hot and sultry
day-under burning sun-in the hope that
herself and children might have home
there. We believe however that they did
not accept her.
On Monday we visited their village
again for the purpose of examining their
system Of agriculture and mechanic arts
We are under many obligations to Moses
Miller, Harvey Eads. c. Holloway. and
their highly intelligent botanist for courte-
sizes shown US. They have some of the
finest imported cattle in the United States,
and we take the liberty of saying that far
mers who want some superior young cat
tie. now is the time to get them at that viii
lage. They offer their celebrated, thorough
bred Balco for sale. We visited their work
shops, and found every department carried
on with great economy and system in labor
We were most particularly interested in thei,
botsnist and his extensive laboratory. Theil
medicinal gardens occupy many acres, and
their preparations embrace great variety
ARE made in immense quantities. and very
justly. no doubt, have the reputation of be-
ing pure and Of superior qualities.
good land, well laid out and well enclosed
Their dwellings are large and commodiou:
plainly but we'll furnished--neatness and
order being the peculiar characteristics o
their institution.
II time and space permitted we would ex
tend this notice to a greater length. bu
both forbid, and can only in this way re
turn our thanks to our Warren county
friends for the hospitality and kindnes,
shown us during our late brief but to u
very pleasant visit.
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TIE PIX .cEssIoN NovRTH.

raE PIX CEssION NoyRTH.
1st. Mai. w s Watt. with large cane.
I'd. Mitehelrs Cornes Band.
81 Joel Samuels and san. Cassel, Esq.
with banner.
4.h. Billy Schlat,r and Mr.. Pigg. of
Boston, the latter of whom carried carpet
sack Supposed to contain two bottles and-a-
halt Of squat,er sovereignty.
5,h. The Douglas masses. consisting of
of six Delegates ''at large"
AN INCIDENT HAPPENKrH.
When the procession arrived at the depot
and had all been crowded into one car,
which is supposed to hold when filled TO it's
utmos, capacity about IS souls. the Delegates
were counted and the seventy five were
found to be all there excepting .ftfv-hree.
There were FIVE cars attached 10 he train,
four of which were empty. and, wh-u the
train started and the vacant cars rolled BY
the platform, our friend WAsHBURNE hailed
each car as though IT was filled with en,hu-
siastc Douglas ratifers with: Halo, boys
where are you going! and he poH'eiy DOW
ed the last empty car out of the city.
THE EMPTY CARS REMINpErH FRIEND OF A
GRAVE NATTER.
A Breckenridge friend says that it remind
e6 him of some funerals he has witnessed in
large cities: few mourners in the front
carriage. and half dozen empty carriages
following after!
THE BAND TRYErH TO PLAY LIFE INTO IE DEL
EGATEs AND sUCCEEDETH NOT.
There WAS only one thing We thought
rather out of place, and that was the heeiy
music played by the Band with its usual
excellence. The Dead March in Saul. :"
would have more beftted the heightened
vsages of the delegates; but We suppose
friend Mitchell wanted to play some life in
to them!
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D~ Tho project of Connecting Winches-
ter with Louisville by an extension of the
Fremont & Indiana Railroad southwestward
is again revived. The most talked Of route
is through Newcastle and Knights,own to
Shelbyvills. The Rush county people want
it continued from Winchester through Cam
bridge City to Nashville.
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pIED-On Sunday nOrning lass. n The residence
~ nj, mOsher sarah Stidkan, in Fssakin Township.
in this eosn,y Mn. AAxEs SrrosAs, Sgd ssost IS
.--.On sssdsy evening iass WALIcs J.. son of
Mr. Peter Bargios. eyed six moafAs-
....On Saturday morning. AlsaY c.. iafaat dAsSA-
Ter Of 4. J. vsaghas, agsd aSest atx nsatAs.
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poIl,s aa,..,

E6r Boswell's daguerrean rooms on
Yves. Main street is the place to procure
perfect life-hke pictures. All who have
seen them speak in terms OF praise of their
fineness of tone aud artistic beauty.
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@ JAMES ELDER, ESQ. has sold I

e JAMES ELDER, Esq, has sold the
Jefersonian establishment to Mr.. J. w.
CULLET, who becomes is editor, and hoists
the name Of the man at the head of bis edi.
torial columns, whose "coat tail is too near
the ground" ever to become President.
quoting the prophetic language Of Thomas
H. Benton We welcome Bro. CuiIey into
the ranks of the editorial fraternity, and
hope he mag make it profitable IN CuDeying
to the peculiar taste of the remains of The
National Democracy, for whose cause he
has barred his editorial arm aud is prepared
to shed the last drop Of his editorial ink
Our best wishes GO with tue retiring editor.
friend Elder. whose form on the tripod. like
bread cas-, upon the waters - will be
found after few days hence seated thereon
again.
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TIE uader,gned having removed to the Store
Gently occupied oy shinn 4 Cookis. opp osits the
Huntington House, ~ tbs s.sa Of the bis bs,s.
Nfa,u street. where . large assortmsat Of cal
Shoes. both homs Asd eastern sSrk, ~ili bs eoas.Aa
iy hand.
Also misunderstanding sad repairing will - eon'
"a in a. IL. branches With sea.ne.s and di-pasch.
1hsnhfal for pet f.ros., coasiss.oes Of shs
i. rest scfssy sossctsd 18th thu, ,ois
can b bought - Low - elsewhere.
THOMAS SOOY.
H.v.px aispossd o. stock Of booss aed shoes 70
Tnomss >ooy. Ne theref'ss recoomssd hils to oar
friends and custoWsrs rtoy t1ssg patronage
SulXX q COSKLE.
7th mo 18Th. 1850. -
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Eacess Eacos /:

lts FACT, that A. n. NEWTON. Deatist. di1
MAKE and insert an Artificial Palate, in Rieamoaa,
eighteen years ago
'rts = Fact. that he h.s made and inserted two
Pal.tes, in this self same City, since that time.
'Tis . Fact, that he insert Pslatss on -
improved method.
IL is q Fact. that he the first to intrcduos
the Of Ether and Chlorofora in Wayne county.
Indiana.
II Is n Fact, that he drss introaassd contiaaoas
Gun Work in this County. about eight ysArs ago.
and tina; he is prepared to insert oootouoas gun
teeth. with ali the improvements. in style unsar-
passed BY any other Dentist.
'Tis . Fact. that he viii inssst teeth all the
approved methods Of the age
It's . Fixed Fact, that his prices, fos the same
quality Of work. reasonable - those Of any
other Dentist
Once, over BENZ Strsttaus Store, Richmond, Ind.
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TIn view Of the recent sale of the JEFF
fersonian. We venture the following conun-
drum: Why is our friend Elder, with his
Douglasism. like housewife making cur
rant jelleys Because he strains it through
. CnNeynder,
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Tosso ID CoArsa.--The best violinist in
the West will give . concert in Starr Hall
on Thursday evening next
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Do nc, buy your Dry Goods si'i you 90 TO Haiass
ard er.m;ne HI, mammoth stock. he viii oct Be- IT.
d~u.oId All goods represented asd no hnnbug
Go ev.r,body End see for yourselves
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County Ticket.

re. b. Newman. Sheriff, Joseph s. Stedham,
Rspresess }Oser 7. Jones, Ssrreyor Robert c. shute.
(lerael Woodrpf.. Co. Con. iona han Baldwin
7y.asuyy Cbristie b. Hun, tCoronsr, Jesse Stevens
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1--WE love aowers. and . more beauti-
fully arranged bouquet has not graeed our
table for long time, than the one now BE-
fore Us. The donor has cur thanks
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nor THE CAN AI0N.
Life Of Hon. s. Douglas,
Life Of Hon. Abraham Lincoln,

POPtais 81 Douglas,
Portraits % Ds0glas ana Johnsoa,
Portraits 81 Lincoln.
Portraits 81 Lincoln and Hanli0,
Portraits OF Bell end Everett,
Democratic Song Books.
Republican Soag Books,
flags, Flags.
largo and complete assortment u
Flag varying in siss from inches o 70 inches in
length. With without the Of the candidates
upon. them BY the single dossn-
B A ID G E 8
with por traits Of the different Candidates
upon them. BY
SAM ELDER,
NEWS AGENT.
Al the Post Once.
@Order by Nail promptly attended To-
July 10, 1850 81
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Much MEDIA large. PLAZA Hote. o,
boarding house near the depot.
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"My little daughter. Of nine years, takes ma
chine wheeler Wiisons) apart, oils it and putt In
place, easily and readily adjusts its parts and per-
forms Nth il all Ordinary work. She make beg
own dresses, including hemming. and setting il the
sleeves -Four months use in my fAmi has msds IL
. necessity and Luxury"
KEv. CHAs. y. BoYSToS.
I'VE use the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machine
and say in regard to it that IL 10 without rival
No other machine exceeds It In its adaptation eli
purposes OF domestic Use. "-Scisnsi6c American.
"We have personally examined the various
chimes before the public, With anxious desire to
place before rs;isb!s information A. the
result Of such examination unhesitatingly
nond Wheeler 4 wiiron's Sewing Aschines the
machines for family use!'- Westesen Christian Ad-
socAts
.wheeler i Wilson's Machine 10 beyond doubt the
best for family extant."--Cin. Price Current.
"The substitution Of the rotary movement Of the
hook for the rscprocAti0g motion Of the shuttle 10
the late.tsr~nd improvements the Sewing Nschtns.
and il that which gives Wheeler = Wilson's its
decided advantage over all other machines
Moreover for economy OF power, esse u manage
ment, variety Of sdaPtston. aud speed Of atioa
it doubt surpAsses all others fos fsasiiy USE -
The Ladies' Repository.
The Agency for the sale Of Wheeler 4 Wilson Ma
chimes % ons door north Of Watts Store. ffscss
from $50 to 500. credit Of three mouths givsa
with good paper. -,
July q. -
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Went 20 R0aiGy,

A friend furnishes the following order of
procession. In which the sr'enes OF the
Little Giant" in hese disgins. marched to
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EJ Mrs. Quilp accounts for her buck

E~ mrs. Qullp accounts Tor ner DUCK
horn handle knives and forks becoming
loose. and liable to ''fy of the handle, !"
from the fact of their being thrown Into hot
water every time they're used. This same
treatment NAV be the cause of the general
looseness Of the Douglas faction of the Ma
'ional Democratic party. Being BUck-horn-
handled. they re thrown into hot waser,
and 'fy of the handle" as natural con-
sequencel
"Our devil John T.. Chitwood. set two
thousand ems. small plea solid. on the first
day of his apprenticeship. "-Libe1fy Her
old
~ Considerable of Chit to be sprout-
ing out Of the aeood, say We; but friend
Caikins. be careful of your little Chr. for.
judging from this early ''der,t'opn'ent of
his precociousness, you'll not he able to raise
him unless great care is taken.
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CARMs, STORES. DWELLINGS, DC.

For Sale.
A Farm of $50 acres. with valuable improvements,
about tour miles from RschmonL
Several smaller farms within the distance end
others remote.
A haadsnm villa, 6 ares OF lard. large garden In
full bearing, adjpining Richmond
Another. with acres fruit trees. SC. about three
mile. from hn.nd, beautifully situated.
A 6rst rate-busne>s establish nent about mile .
from Richmond, consisting Of Sto,e house Dc Cling.
&C The store IL in iuii aud furnishing operation.
the stock will be disposed Of with the properly II re-
qurei.
Another good business property within or
eight mites of Richmond with the stock Of Goods,
will he sold for cash sxeh nSed for city property
A stock Of Dry Goods in Richmond foT safe either
for cash good security. ~oad b. exchanged for
City propsrty.
A God business room admirably located on Main
Street. ID. pied to . grocery.
number Of Dwellings in the most desirable loca-
tions. For further PsrticuiArs apply TO
FOR RENT.-Two good business Aaia
Street.
WIN. BELL,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AaENr.
Richmond, lad.
I,lv O 6
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WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING
w MACHINES.

"As all parties ma 1faeturing sswias machines
Obliged to pay Nj Howe for each maosins sold. aud
also compelled TO make quarterly returns to him.
stating under oath. the number sold. his books give
cOrrect ssteraent Of tho scsuai nuab ~s OF ssWag
mes sold by the different ufacsussrs. FROM
this reliable have obtained the following
statistics .ho~ ing the number OF Sc ing Machines
repor ed rs dRpored Of during tbs lAs four years
~nding with November l, 1889. The principal CON-
panies making them are, Wheeler Il vi ison, 1. II.
Singer ca. aud Grover Baker. OF the machines
made there were sold in
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rI.etopal Ticket.

Electoral Ticket.
ElsessrsJ for tie State at Large
viii Cumbaek, of Decatur.
John l.. Mansfield, Of Jef1e n.
Dsfricf Electors.
!. Cyrus M.AIlen. Of Knox
3. John ". Ray, Of Clarke.
3. Morton O. Hunter. None
4. John H. Farquhar. frkln
S. Nelson TrnsieY, Faystte
6. RsGb. A. Riley, Hancock.
2. John Hannah, Putnam.
8. sam'l H.Nsff, Tippecsroe.
q James N. Tyner, Miami.
10. Isssc Jenkiason, Allen.
IL. David o. barley, Huntn.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

State of California, city and county OF San Francis
co. ss.--0n this 3lst day OF july a. d. 1855, befor
me Wm. c. Jewett, Notary Public, personally ppea T
ell ID. j. Dahee, known TO me, who being duly worn
did dcposc and say, that the contents Of the card
herewith signed By him are true.
I'm Witness whereof have hereunto setmy hand, ana
Allied my Official seal, the day and year first above
written. [I.sl WIZ. G. JEWErT, Notary lublic
SpeTmatOTThOe1,
Or local WeaEutss, nervous debility, low spirits las
situdc weakness of The limbs and back, indspostion
and capabty for labor and study, duness. of ap-
reheusluu, loss OF memory, aversion TO sOccty, love
Of solitude, nidity, selt-dstrust dizziness headache,
involuntary discharges. pains in The side, affections
OF the eye pmpes the face, sexual or other nfirm-
tiles in cured by the justly celebrated physi
clau and surgeon, L. J. Czapkay. His method OF Gu
ring diseases IS new, unknown to others,) and hence
the great success, All consultations, by letter or 9TH
erwise, free
Address, l.. J. CZAPNAY, NJ. d. San Francisco, Cal.
deC29. SIN
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
NOTICE.

ENTE hereby declare our intention to organize q
w company, to be called the Central Turnpike
Company, for the purpose Of constructing Turnpike
Road, commencing at Marysville and terminating al
Woodville, running at or near Piatts Kanch, at OF
near Lailitieis Ranch thence to Brownsville Hotel
thence to Shannon Valley MIL, and thence on the place
Of termination. And notice is hereby given that
there will be meeting of the subscribers at Browns
vile Hotel, on the 18th of January, 1860, at one
O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose of a preliminary or
ganization. MARTIN KNOX,
S. RUMERY,
l.. 4. CRANE,
IL. +. BROWN,
J. j. HUMPHREYS.
A. d. STEWART,
ASA rOWNSEN,
ANDREW T0WNSEN,
W. d. KIMBLE,
A. p. WlLLEYb
Brownsville, Dec. goth, 1853. [ian.1w*l
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
State Central Cnmmi,too-

San Erancisco-L. Haskell, j. V. Watson, ].
iddletou, NJ. Flanagan
Sacramento-P. McManus, W. Flint, A. Red
ington.
Butte-H. J. JenningsJ
Nape-Edward McGerry.
Eide. ado. N. Perkins, John MoDouyaH.
Yuba-Wm. w. Presbury, Charles E. Delong.
Nevada-H. W. johnson.
Shasta-Charles Simpson.
Charles 4. Clark.
San Joaquin-Wm. II. Lyons.
Amador-E. II. Harris
Placer-L. B. Arnold.
Tuolumne-E. f. White.
Sierra-B. Hall
COMMITTEE on ADDRBSs-Dr. J. +. Morse, ]. R.
Ridge, John White, H. I. Huggins, Il. Griffith.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
EIElDOlrndetT.

JANUARY 13, 1860, one Roam Horse, blind in left
- eye and branded on left shoulder; one dark
brown horse Mule, Spanish brand on each thigh one
brown mare Mule, Spanish brand on left thigh one
cream colored Horse, white face; one brlndled Cow
llegible brand on each hip and lump on right side :
one spotted light-brindled Cow, branded on right
mp ana on LEFT hip one brindled steer branded
on lefthip; one large bay Horse dark lers unane
and tail
The above will be sold at Public Auction TO nav
costs and charges, lunless reclairnedT on SATITR-
DAY, January 21st, 1860, at 10 n. at he Pnniie
Pound A. J. BARFELEY, Marshal
iantt
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
SENN MONS.

STATE Of California, county Of Yuba, ss.-Dis-
~ trict Court Tenth Judicial District. The people
OF the State of California, Ruben Middleton and
A. w. Riley. copartners nnder the and style of
| Middleton Riley, Greeting: You are hereby re.
! quired to appear in an action commenced against
you, as Defendants, by Geo. A. c. Griffith as Plaintiff
in the District Court Of the Tenth Judicial District in
and for the county Of Guba, State of California and
answer the complaint therein, (Which is file with
the Clark Of sad county) within ten days after SER
vice upon you Of this Summons, exclusive Of the day
of serYice) if served in said county of Yuba, or
twenty days if served out Of said county but In the
Tenth Judicial District of the State OF California,
forty days if served out of said District but within
the State or judgment by default will be takenagainst
you, according to the prayer of the said complaint.
The said action is brought to the of eight
hundred dollars with interest thereon at the rate of
two per cent per month from the first day of Febu-
rnary, 1858, alleged by said Plaintiff I'm his said COM
plant to be due from you to him certain promis
sorry note executed by you and delivered on the first
day Of February, 1853, to H. NJ. Dinsmore, and
by the said DinmOre sold, assigned and transferred to
this plann as set out in said complaints ami if you
fail 70 answer said complaint, the said Plaintiff will
take judgment for the said and interest besides
costs.
:'''-. Given under my hand and the Seal of said
Il. s.: Court this twenty y-fourh day of December,
...... A. D., 1852
VIM. SIIARKEY,
Clerk of the District Court in and for the Co. of Yuba
BY ]. MCC. REARDAN,
decZe-laN3mF Deputy Clerk
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
In pecsence OF s. Q. Tompklns.
Administrators Notice.

TENHE undersigned having lately been granted letters
u Of Administration upon the estate Of Robert
Herbert, deceased late of Yuba county, California,
by the Hon. Probate Court Of said county, hereby
notifies all persons having claims against said estate to
present them for settlement to the undersigned, at
Timbuctoo, in said county, within ten months from
date, or the will be forever barred and u per-
sons indebted 10 said estate are hereby notified to set
tie the same within ten months from date.
GEORGE MILLER, Administrator
decl630d of the estate of Robert Herbert.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
M. - -R. .BLE.
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEvINE SS BRO,
K street, 6et'oeen Sirth, and SeUenth streets,
Sacramento, CGl.
SCULPTURE, Busts, Statues, Monuments, Tomb5
- and Grave stones Mantle Pieces, table and coun-
ter tops &c, &C. constantly hand made to order
~ the shortest notice
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
MP j. d. e Bro have received Diplomas and
Gold Medals at the several State Fairs and from the
Mechanics Institute. jrnS-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
EnsOIvent Notice.

nISTRICT COURT, Tenth Judicial District, Yuba
/ , county. jesse O. Goodwin, Insolvent debtor,
against his creditors: Notice is hereby given, pursn
ant TO the order of S. NJ Bliss District Judge of the
Tenth Judicial District, that all tho creditors Of the
said Insolyent Jesse o. Goodwin, be and appear be-
fore him, at Chambers or in open Conrt at the coutt
house in the city of Marysyle, Yuba county, within
thirty days from the publication of this notice namely
the seventh day OF February A. d. 1861 at nine
O'Clock, A. NJ, of that day, TO show cause why the
prayer of the said lnsolvent should not be granted,
and he have leave to make assignment of his es-
tate and be discharged from all his debts and liabilities
.. Witness my hand, and the seal of the Court
u. s. aforesaid, this seventh day of January, A. ,
''''.' 1860
VIM. T, 0'NEALE.
Clerk Of the District Court in and for Yuba comfy,
jans-30d BY NJ. d. DoBBNs, Deputy Clerk.
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EnEaROuAl1Rh.

JANUARY lith, 1860, one yellow Spanish Cow, very
wide horns, split in right ear, and uuderbt in left
ear one gh red steer crop on right ear, and star In
forehead one roam OK, dropped horns, and underbit
in right car and one spotted hrinde steer brands on
each hip unintelligable, aud star in foreheau.
The above stock will be sold at Public Auction to
pay costs and charges (unless reclamed) on TUES
DAY, Jan'y 2lth, at II NJ, at the Public Pound
janis A. J. BARKLEY, Marshal