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Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

SALTy.-The Portland News says: Rich
specimens of Similkomeen quartz from Jack 3.
sonvilIe-have already been shown up in
Columbia, and have done much to keep up
the gold excitement.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

W1. II. DAILY, Esq:
DeAR SIR R:--Your "AROMATIO VALLEY WIS
hf" is received, and after careful examination,
hnd 1t to be pure article, entirely free from the
adateFatng Ingredients so treqeuntly used.
JAMES ]. MApEs, Analytical Chemist.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24
NOTICE.

DLANs AND SPECIFICATIONS for m Odd Eel
4 lows Hall Building, to be erected on the corner oi
aud Third streets ,Marysve will be received jntll
MONDAY May 2lst, 1860, at O'Clock P. NJ, at which
time they will be opened. All Plans and Speclhc a,
I ons of re must be full and complete with detall
drawings ofevery part Of the building, working plans
estimates, &C., &c. One hundred and fifty dollars wiz
be paid for the Plan and Specification accepted ana
adopted.
All necessary information regarding the size &C.
may be procured by applying either personally or by
letter TO the undersigned.
J. W. WINTER
VIM. r. HUDSON.
CHAS G. B0ORIUS,
apiTM Executive Committee
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

The Pony express arrived in Sacramento
Monday morning at ten o'clock al d proceed
ed by relays of horses to San Francisco, via
Benicia, Martinez and Oakland.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

THERE has been about $4,000 collected in
San Frani:co towards making a grand public
celebration in honor of the Governors veto
of the Bulkhead Bill.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

THF japanese look with favor upon billiards.
as understood in America. A japanese house
in uakodad has had two billiard tables made
in San Francisco for shipment
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24
Medical Profession

Is most urgently recommended Already has It found
It's way into the principal public nnd private nosp!.
tals in the country, and wherever It has been once
used it forthwith becomes a necessity.
The attention of consumers Is called to the tertla
Gates of the following Well known chemists
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

- 1HE Telegram says it happens very often
'"u' persons who are arrested in San Francis
~ 'Or oelng drunk on the street, give in
tIh,ong name to the officer, and as often give
v,". v"' name OF some respectable citizen. There
onS "1 name on the docket the other morning
~ 'u o' course had to be called out in Court,
~ very respectable late u S. Land Receiv'
Wmumhen IN fact the name Of the scamp was
william Marshall.
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ORovILIr- Anril o9l-

URovILLE, April 23d.
This afternoon Digger Indian stabbed
another in five placesl Wounds dangerous
Cause unknown CD Supposed whiskey
The culprit is in Jail. 1.-THE dispatch here
closes "abruptly".1
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24
2EUNTEEE & co.'s
VERY JUSTLY CELEBRATED
MANZANETA BITTERS.
HEnnnfacanrc

..ss IF YOU WANT TO Drink m exceed .s.s
eJSSinsly pleasant and healthy Tonic, and atSrcs
%Aia the same time s4ssN
Encourage GoI7e Manufacture,
Try This splendid article II has never been alver,s.
ed and Is comparative new, but its merits have
caused II to become So WIDELY KNOwS and
LY POPULAR that the thousand and one kinds Of TRASH
imported and PuEPurrNo TO be imported from the
81 tes and pnlmed or on the tn public as GOOD
Healthy BTTERs. are being driven from the market
Nearly an old California miners are acquainted with
the virtue In the MANztNErA bush, from ExPERrRNcE
besIes which, has been pronoun ed 10 contain
edcal propcrtes, by some Of the FIRST physicians and
chemists OF the age, and the public that 1t
has lost nothing IN the compound. Aside from IT, onS
of the principal ingredients being CALIFORNIA VINE
HUNTER & CO., Sole Proprietors,
Market street, San Francisco.
, HHviug been appointed Sole Agent In
Mar, svile Tor The abuve excellent and celebrated ar
ueIe' am happy to inform my friends and the public
generally, that am prepared TO supply the demand,
!Sr any quantity, at ONE REGULAR PRICE, according 70
ths amount purchased.
HENRY RERNs,
No. burton Air House.
Corner Third and d streets,
hpC-Sn Opposite st Nicholas Hotel
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

Mary MILLER.-ThIs courtezan was this
morning sentenced by Judge Blake, of the
Court of Sessions, to three months IN the
county Jail, she having been convicted nc OF
being a common Prostitutes. r. Ietegram
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24
Sperial S1otitcz.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

AS 1t takes money to build and ct up Hotels in this
country, and having been at great expense I'm max.
ing the recent improveme Is to the UNITED STATES,
we would inform all parties indebted to us, that we
want 'hen to pay Immediately. Business is business
ana money isnecessary to carry 1t on Don't walt for
SECOND invitation but step up to the Captains Of.
Zee aud settle.
aPl-Im STOKES & SHIELDS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

have analysed sauplc Of "DALY's AROMATIC
VALLEY WHISKY" and find It to be q pure article.
oil hhc haVor and without any deleterous adtuixtnre
New York - 7''
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24
Mtstellaneous.
CIEgLD,s ELASTIC
FIRE AND WATER PROC,

FIRE AND WATER PROOF
. p M z N t r O OF I'M q.
DATTEETED Januarv. Is57--avordod .bo FIRST
-, F,emlnm NJ The Mechanics Fair 1883 Its EX-
CEis ~ 'LNCE Nld'ea'ed BY its UNRIVALED Sue
~ ALL WORK GUARANTEED. al
IoI Auhesveness, Elasticity, Durability and all the
AIc,itects' budets and all who wish new Roofs laid
or old ones repaired VIII hnd It TO their pteees to cali
and examine this Roofing. N"N
ap.OtI Is JOHN RARBER Aeent.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24
DEATH OF F. II DAMov.-In regard to the

DEArn OF T. II DAMoN-In regard to The
statement that r. H. Damon committed sui
eide at Downieville, j. B. Reed foreman OF
the Coroners Jury has published a card in
which he says: No member of the Coro,
ner's Jury was willing to sign verdict OF
suicide. Much testimony was given, show
ing that the occurrence was accidental, and
ali the Sury admitted that the circumstances
attending the affair could be explained con-
sistently with accidental death"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24
aaiIg Wational 4emutrat.

TewrrY CouXrY.-FrOm the Trinity Jour
Iof April 2lst, we gather the following in p
,eligenre
TIo Germans viii hold their fourth annual
.,,Hrol in the vicinity of Weavervile, on
the oath of May.
Mr. Thomas Martherwell, an old and res
lated eitszen of Trinity county, was killed
T. his miniug claim on Oregon Gulch, on
Thursday morning. lie was standing on the
t.nk above his claim, when the ground gave
,rov crushing him to death in its descent.
Thomas Mathews a native of Cornwall,
r.n,snd was killed by caving bank in his
Ii"in ot Cox's Bar, Trinity river, on Friday,
.,o Isth inst. Mr.. Mathews was fl years Of
,o and leaves q wife and six children in the
Mace Of his nativity.
Knowing the richness of the mines at and
obont Moonev's Ferry, company are about
roinc TO work in earnest to supply that sec
Ron with water Irving, Blackamore & Co,
,h, nroprietors of ditch from Stuarts
T,.t above Bates Il Van Matre's ranch. down
lorg the river to Moneys, about 10 miles,
%Iirb tbev have located, and intend to com
mence right away.
Mr Chas Mcclure and sombody else have,
during the past few months, trapped IA bea-
rar and II otter in Trinity river, between
Towisons and Bates Il Van Matres ranch.
be,yer fur is worth IS pound, making the
framing business quite lucrative. The per-
anna above mentioned have number OF traps
IN fine river between the above points.
The Deadwood section near Lewistown Is
fal of quartz. Mr. j. Hipolite, French trader
an Deadwood Greek, has a candle box full OF
quartz specimens, all of which contain gold'
SrsK1yoU CouxTY.-From the Yreka Jour
nal of April 10th, we clip the following
items:
The foot race, which we mentioned some
time age. between Robert LundY and SamI.
Dilinor. for five hundred dollars side, came
of on Huinbug last Saturday, and was won
by Lundy, he beating Dilinor % inches in
Is yards.
We have been informed that very rich
oaartz lode has been discovered within the
mast few days, in the vicinity of Cottonwood
Il is said 10 be as rich as the celebrated Ish
lead
We heard man say the other day, that
there was ten thousand crickets in Shasta
Valley. to every square inch.
Mr. Brid of IIawkinsvile, had his thigh
broken on Monday last, by the upsettlng of
lis wagon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

AN Episcopal dinner and dessert service is
described in The London papers. 1t is made
Of solid silver, for the Right Rev. Bishop OF
Mauricastro, and is capable OF accommoda- oIa
ting thirty guests. The cost was only ElS,'
600 or sixty thousand dollars,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

=, Two attempts were made last week at
'nas'a, by burglars to break into houses
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24
WAGON AND CARRIAGE
MANUEACTORx. nj ".

Family CARRIAGES,
t.1l-i5YlxA BCGGIES,
R4AFAeR1 EXPRESS
sazszssAzS1SE&.ZS FREIGHT, FRAN
AND all other Kinds Of WAGONS built and fin shed
to order The undersigned is prepared to make all
the above description Of vehicles, in manner suited
to the climate an Roads Of California, and has all the
necessary material and facilities for SO doing.
He has also on hand a lot OF
SUPERIOR WAGONS AND BUGGIES
Of his own manufacture, which he will sell at most IA
vorable rates.
The subscriber wond also state that his manu- fac
ures have been tried with imported vehicles, and have
always proved SUPERIOR TO EASTERN MADE
WAGONS AND BUGGlEs
The public is invited TO call and examine specimens
Of our work at the mandatory, corner Of THIRD
STREET AND VIRGIN ALLEY, MARYsvlLLE.
J. P. HAYES,
Rpfo.my Wagon and Carriage Maker
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

Dear slr-I have made chemical analysis Of your
AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY" and GLd it pure,
line favored Rye Whisky, containing no Injurious
matter of any kind, and recommend il as suitable for
medical and pu0llc purposes.
CHARLEs T. JACKSON, NJ D.,
State Assaycr.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

LADY MoRGAN's IDEAS OF You've LADIES'
In a tete a tete conversation on the subject OF
some young ladies who had been suddenly
bereft of fortune, Lady Morgan said with an
emphatic wave of her dear old green fan,
"They do everything that is fashionable i'm
perfectly; their singing, and drawing, dane
ing, and languages amount to nothing. They
were educated TO marry, and had there been
time, they might have gone off 'Dih, and here
after from husbands. They cannot earn their
own salt they do not even know how to
dress themselves / desire to give every girl,
no matter her rank. trade--a profession, if
the word peases you better; cultivate what
is necessary in the position she is born to-:
cultivate all things in moderation. but onething
to perfection no matter what it is, for which
she has a taleut-dra wing, music, embrolde-
ry, house keeping even; give her a staff to
lay hold Of let her feel this will carry me
through without dependence, was inde-
pendent at fourteen, and never went in debt
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24
STOKES & SHIELDS.
The NIedlc0I nnd snrnicnIlns,i,n,o ..

apl-Im STOKES SHIELDS.
The Medical and Surgical gnstitm.e OF
Dr. l.. j. CZAPHAY, IS already secured in a rositio,
"h'ch places IT, as well os Its proprietor far above
Vhe assaults oil envy and professional malice In the
scnoois oil France the highest prizes are often award
ed to practitioners in this department Of Ms5;.ot
science ana they occupy with Others an equally lofty
position in the profession. Ricord Is an plus,riops o.
Fnpie shining light among the philosophical stars Of
his age in Europe and Dr.. Czapkay has fully eouaed
him in this country, as proof Of which, the P5ua.
delphia College Of Medicine complimented him with
Diploma, and the honorary ad eundern degree. se-
ecilng this as his field Of operation although qualified
as graduate Of the University Of pesth, and late
Chiof Surgeon Of the hungarian Revolutionary army
for more extended labors, Dr. L. J Czapkay las bent
his earnest attention to the cure Of chronic and pr
vate diseases In which he has become So great ex
pert that he Is now regarded as the LEADER in this
branch Of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography are published as mat
ter of interest to their readers in the most exclusive
journals The Doctors Offices are at his Medical and
Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, corner Of
LeidesiorE nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pa
ciGc Mail Steamship Company
gzS~ We ask particular attention Of our readers to
the certificates of remarkable cures in another
column Of this paper. mch9O.9n
EaaIl's SnrsHparilia, yellow Dock and
lodide ofPotass is prepared from the finest red Ja-
maica Sarsaparla and English Iodide Of Potqss-ad-
mirable as arestorave and purifier Of the blood, It
ceanses the system of all morbid and impure matter
removes pirples, bois and eruptons from the skin
-cnres rheumatism and pains Of all kinds All who
can afford should use it, as 1t tends to give them
strength and prolong ife.
Sold by druggists generally at 81 per bottle
II. HALL & CO., Propretora,
Wholesale Druggists, l43 ana 145 Clay street,
mhl8 Gun Below Montgomery, san Francisco.
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9ew advertisements.
ODD FELLOWS RAgE.

ODD FELLOWS BALE
In celebration Of the
FORTY FIRST ANNIVERSARY
OF the Introduction Of the Order into America.
20 To be given at the
20 WATER WORKS HALE. q
{3fa in the city Of Marysviiie on the nipbt Of fSN
t4.jaa the TWENTYsIXfH day Of April, 1854. ia "a
Committee of Arrangements
z Hamilton, George Blpst
s. +. Kennard, John O Poster
Jno. A. McQuad, A. Peri
Committee of Invitationi
r. A williams, Charles l.. Thomas,
Levi He, J. W Winter
John Hurry, J. NJ Mathews
q. Wilcoxan, Herman Snowbite
NJ. D Carr, NJ. ". Shuster
Charles G Bockius, X MeusdorTcr
james l.. Daley, john Wincklcr
Committee OF Reception
d. w. G. Rice, A. Mason,
Peter ecker, L. Lasvisnes
VIM. "rego, S. Southworth.
Floor Committee.
VIM. X, Hudson, J.. f. Flathman.
b. +. Malott WIN Bernard
O, McGlennon, Cha rles W. Cornor
Tickets $J including Supper and Carriages,
ap7-d
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San cfranristu 9drertisementy.
DALY'S
n II g NE % TLO
r-- - - - p--vs E-r-ss4+syr- rss--------
y AAEz.RzsEsE z W. k8AaS&A Il =.
FOR MEDICINAL USE,
Superiority UnrivaIlcd,

Produced, as it is, bya process known only to the
Manufacturer and extracted from the choicest grain
which grows no where but in favored locality in the
valley Of the Monongahela, and containing no palt-
Gle Of deleterious admixtGre; It has acquired reYua
uon Tor perfect purity and intrinsic excellence based
solely uponits inherent merit, which the Proprietor
Goes not Intend shall ever be forfeited lis universal
hv lie
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

Big Row in OrOviIle--An Indian Stabbed
--FiVe Dangerous Wounds Infiicteda-
Whiskey the CauSe,-Arrest of the AS
SaSSin
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT CONCORD, MASS At
late hour on the night of April Sd. Watson
Freere, Deputy Sergeant at Arms Of the T..
> Senate called at the residence Of f. b. san
born with requistion signed by the Vice
President and indorsed 10y the Sergeant at
Arms for Sanborn who refused to appear be-
fore the Harper's Ferry Committee Sanborn
was seized by the officers and others, hand
cufed, and taken to carriage He strug-
gled violently. Members of his family cried
murder" etc. The excitement spread trough
the town. Bells were rung, collecting a
large crowd of people. Sanborn's sister dis
tingushed herself in resisting the officers
One Of them was thrown down and the crowd
was piled on him. The carriage was also
broken. Sanborn was forcibly taken from the
officers by the crowd until a writ of ha5eas
corpus was issued by Judge Eloar, of the Su
preme Court 1t is said the writ had been
prepared ready for an emergency.
Amid the acclnmaiions of the crowd. San
born was taken home by Deputy Sherff Moore
and a warrant sued out by some citizens
against the United States officers Next day
Sanborn appeared before the Supreme Court
at Boston, in full bench The matter was
brought leforc the Legislature and discussed
eaborately; but the release of the prisoner
having occurred, the subject was laid on the
table. j. a. Andrews and Sewall were coun-
sci for Sanhorn; for the United States, District
Attorney Woodbury. and Tilton. After a
hearing, Chief Justice Shaw delivered the
opinion of the Court. He was not prepared,
on the first point raised. to say that the Sen
ate could not have its processes served out
side the District of Columbia; but on the Sec
ond and third points, he decided that the
Sergeant at Arms could not dispute his au-
thority. A warrant Of this sort must be lin
tied to the person to whom it is given.
Sanborn was ordered to be discharged
amid manifestations of applause His return
to Concord was an ovation. Shouts OF JOY
rent the air. cannon fired; the United States
officers were hissed public meetings were
held resolutions adopted, and speeches made
The officers were taken before Justice Ball,
after being held to bail for their appearance.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

sTArE AssAytR's OFFICE, 80 soxEpsar sr., ]
BosToN, Mass, April I7th, 1858.
l. III DAILY New Yorl,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

.-ss IF YOU WANT TO Drink m exceed. ....
eYGs nsly pleasant and healthy Tonic, and atSsfca
q 1lt7 the Tp aa4ea-
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OCuLIsTs AND AURIsTs.

. IsTrxR FRoN DR. JoSkS rHk 0HkAr sAICRkL
"A ard Scientific ocust and surs OF 81 rour,h avenue.
In occapyi he position Of an Eye and rsr Doctor
cficir for which psnfs f>sfnet ana
for vhsh scierce aud have prepared hu "a No
IN N h1fh the Old and Scbcol Medical OH
i~fss NH special Oplous IL we and Gar cAn COO
sesred Of Advantage 20 msdissi mSn In sffhon ~
vhich have spsrsf time no money ur ns1rveriense IN
r,prr all the krowlsdrs ~ ctined IN the sptNs ard
nfrnAies q smere. s.d kuiope sna ~ my prssis ena
shy her vre Toersicr~ he snc "a pan Of The ~ },
r save claim on M ss ard feel my duty 70 rke hs
hs " eedv method Of nss,ns rsuersy snd unv~
sa'i, trn~u 1tcow that potion Of nc Faculty kno-n a.
"od frgh WI >oudemn tut ~ owe uem nothing Ani
,esrh then much sser snod or bad opinion shall no
efanre ~ Assar fr Ne corsca cn Of ns gentle
IN q injected colleges ~ which have grNiuNisf
1houxh green orte< have Assed voud
sy you fave done sell you learned me much, but nos
ifnk1 teach you 'hrxs hst crinse worxs
CT rcs how fs-ses 81 the Eye and
hcri 'be OF internally o. exfernsy Without
~ of csutr,cs nitrate ~ silver blue white vnrti
~hh0ut euppisr l~eehng beedsg go, ne os slstes w
on, scxrihg The ds without ncins The item md .hh
uem an prpcuc~ positive injury. ronsands have s~cn
,crdon thss hundreis hsve due
nr 81 tfua t subduef hey pronounced cared
and are peurNhe account u having unGine hs
h.rt,fcus Ann giving bile tie v b>~e
srscsss u-c~eded and TIE ~chss Of
eyue from fAr ans Much berer prepared for
dsecng curing the ss>es % Nc ~. and ser Than
other nan CO ne globe that e~i rae mshing kno~n.
yOHArrEs A. IOrse, sd.
n, NJ rourh avenue. New Yors.
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RAILR DADS.

NEw YoHx Axp HAnl1s nAnz2Ap.
fAKx "a 10 ALBANY. -
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v .Is's srss, sasen New y~s = feI,ows. z. .ns~.s
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
DAPKRs rrFpISo BEpoRk ms HONOR TIE Ma,
FOR APPROVAL.

PROM COMMON COUNCIL.
Resolution thai Crot' wAer mana be laid h Tory dnh
between tenth and Eleventh under te drec
ton The Croton AQucdnc Department
Board q Aldermen. Aprn D. 1850
Bard Of oouscu.sa. Asrn %. issc.
Rssoiuton Dat crssw.r b laid scross West street IN
iron, No z under the dreosoa Of NE crooa Aquedaes
psrarfmsns
sosrd q Aidermss. Aprn - 1850.
Adepsed
Poafs o. Councilman. April 90, len
toncurrsdtr. -
opposite 30 Nj be~sep and G. under he eirea
Nh q DE Cfoson etuet Board
Hoard ~ Aldermen. rrn ~, icoa
kdopspd.
board q c run -ilmen. April 80, 1870
Concur ed IN and
Resolution conlrm award on ccnr> f,r hAng and
srsdns fss from l0as street 70 ID srsef 70 Cor
Ielus srsrh, for tie iN o..
Board Of A de- men, April -, lsSo
and o ltsd
BoAyd Of Ccnpclmen prn 10. ls0o.
kyes and adopted
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rOtO couroy Is rvls,s sr~es ks- WA vs
fnciby entered niEht of Ire N
NV 81 1-sed and rraissa lines Pine
Cutlery eoler he utd~rrixoee Offer No
reward soy the ~ the .vcps~nusta
reward for he ~ a pros
J. al. q. COS Roy. 90 ranos strsss NJ Y.
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HOen RBwARD-rO HO1sL KaaPEss AND
lJO oshcrp--ten Wflisrc's Hof-. wvAi,g uA. ~
nornipr ~ he lNh met srnti~nsn eer'deri u wee vcrf
ry sbort thirty 'hssy sixh a xh
coepesna about Nv. feet mcoss 10 ss.rh bro
~kDkevS mnstacbe eooy hssvv end
vety gen,Sey er~seo. bsvins te,n W ~ h~~lh for
time 70 sup.osed be hes ~spds-cd N eugh sberrs
Any giving Information thst s enArl~ Nh frwn<s
ind him IN receive toe so-ve reward ssar~Ssy & uor
ran. n Fultou street, Sors.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
Notice to Teachers,

FU>H E Board of School Examiners, within and for
Il the county of Holmes, will hold meetings in the
town of NJ lersburg on the 18th day of August stb
of September, 2oth Of September and on the 9th
of October A. ID. ls60 for the examination of ap-
plicants teachers of Common Schools.
ROBERT JUSTICE. Clerk,
\. B. No applicants admitted after ~ o'clock IN.
july 81 1860. X. j.