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Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-26
Tse Hope vs Reward ard Fe.r ~ prn-
tstmens.

I'm inviting The people 10 ratify
with becoming spitit the nomina-
ti6ns Of Bell and Everett. we feel
every confidence that the invita-.
ton will he responded to with heart
mess and Enthusiasm beiitting the
noble aud glorious object sought
90 be accomplished by eleeting
them 60 the Offices Of President and
Vice President Of the United States.
We shall put forth no passionate
appeal on the present occasion.
We address meh If common sense
and patriotic feelings, and they
need no other stimulus ~ cause
them to discharge a duty to their
couutry than consciousness that II
is required by the esigences Of the
times"
The Buliei,n, has had a long and
prosperous life-has grown up to
full inches and displays the vigor
Of fmaaheoj, in political, ss well az
other matters but in his Efforts to
be right and set others right, he
seems to overlook. the fundamental
principles-that under lie society
the very maip springs Of politi.
cal, and other action. There are
only two great motives for action
among mankind, an we now find
society hanging together IN antag-
onisticai forces aud warlike pow.
ers One Is the hope of reward.
and the other the fear Of punish
ment The Bulletin has. but to take
q superficial view of political men,
measures aud machinery under his
own nose. 60 see this main spring
and chief incentive. n he does not
settle into our conviction, then he
is as blind ss the goddess, who
holds the scales OF justice, like
monument of stone, OF picture.
and moves not. The hope Of re-
ward, and the fear Of punishment.
ia Che ground.wcrk Of nearly all
the written theology. How many
honest, yet simple minded people
are there In the Crescent, who arc
good. for no other reason than be.
cause they expect TO be paid for Il;
who have settled for front scat.
had IL carpeted and cushioned and
feel satisfied that the time will come
when an angel from heaven, or a
minister from another world. will
open the pew door and hand them
out. TO receive the full measure of
what they bargained, and have set
tied fori IF the Bmiietia will al.
duce any reasonable figures, to
show a achar.ce ofsuccess for Messrs.
BEL ar'.d Everett then the power.
~, influence Of this newspaper will
be turned 60 theier account. Not
for tho hope Of reward for there is
no Office In the government from
town Constable down TO President
ihut we would have, nothing but
the mere asking were all necessa.
ry. We would support them, bo-
cause they have the old test of
honesty and capacity, and have
never yet been caught In the com.
pany of mountebanks brawiing for
the dissolution of the Union. A
better purpose could be served Mr..
Bulletin by getting Mr.. Douglas on
the track, as tho democratic nom.
inee.H lie can be elected, because
be Is just the blunt, out-spoken
man, demanded by tho largest and
best half Of the people, TO run
against the army Of hungry Office
seekers--State and Federal siipen-
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-26
COOKING STOVES.

100 sTovEs comprising thirty different pat
lWD terms aud sises-Cosi, Coke and Wood,
for sale st the lowest prices.
The Coke STOVES comprise four patterns from,
the cheapest t6tbe hsest-Coke being at 30 eests
"a barrel h the cheapest fuel for town use.
For country use, one large oysn-larxs wood
toves are the best out. Cali and examine before
going elssvheYs. M0xrAN L MArTA,
msys2 Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-26


HuMpoLr's CoRRgspoNpENoE.-
The correspondcce Of Humboldt with
varuhagen, is published this week
by Kudd 4 Carleton Of New York
These publishers have had to use no
little energy in securing the exclu.
sive publication OF this work. They
obtain an early German copy, aud
set q translator at work, but found
that two other publishing houses had
undertaken the same enterprise. The
Appletops had purchased IN advance
copy Al considerable expense, and the
Harpers had also made arrangements
for publishing the work. Finally,
however, the younger have succeeded
in obtaining a clear field for them
selves. Their translation, in which
some parts Of the correspondence had
been said to be omitted, Is declared
to be complete in every respect, and
will be welcome BY the literary pub
lie.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-26
II TELEaRAPti.

Iorisvitth. May 9s,-t aprests ftc,n &c
counts received at this point from Cincin-
matt aud intermediate points. that the vic-
lent storm which visited this city, aud
caused 40 much damage to property has
beet more sevefly felt IN those quarters
than was at nfst anticipated.
Five or sis of the steamers plying up
snd down the 0hic iivet have either sunk,
run ashore, or ended their trips In diss-
hled condition.
The storm is very ssve on both sides Of
the river between here. Cincinnati aud
Nctthwes,etlF ss faf 20 Salem, Indiana.
Some Hdvices state that points below
The city Of New Albany, on the Ohio tivef.
were comparatively uhinipted.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-26

CouiNtss or A RAILROAD ENgi-
NtFR--The Augusta Constitution
elist. of Sunday last, records the
following curious instances Of cool
Hess and selfpessessiob ::
The train from Charleston. due
nj | r. NJ, yesterday. did not ar.
rive Until two hours after its time.
in consequence Of aa accident
which might have proved of ee-
riuus character, but for The cool
ness and courage Of the engineer.
The hind axle If the tender sudden.
" broke IN two nj n distance Of
about thitty-seveh miles from this
city, when the train was moving nj
. speed Of not less than thirty miles
to the hour, and the wheels were
thus thrown from the rails 60 the
sills, over which they ran for naar-
" half q mile. Had The engineer
yielded to his FIRST impulse aud re-
rersed me engine, the consequences
would probably have been disas
trous, IA the baggage and passep.
ger cars would have been dashed
with a fearful momentum against
the tender. Hut with great presence
ot mind, be fotessw such a result,
and merely shut oil the steam and
gave the whistle for applying the
brakes, by which means the train
was brought 20 a stop without
damage to any one. II should be
rucollected that tho engineer him.
self was sll the time in the place
of greatest peril, inasmuch as the
engine was IN fnomentsty hazard
OF being thrown from the track.
Tho maine of this engineer was
John Yates. and the engine under
bis management was tho "Thomas
Rogera.r
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-26

STATEOF Second District
Court Of New Orlesns-D Bcpbisrr and
sl We. Heirs Of u. BouLisNf and al No.
lsoS5. Second District Court. Parish Of
Orleans Louisiana.
In the matter Of the Succession If Upstv
Houtfarf No. --= Second Judicial Dis
,tiet Court. Parish of pisqusmins, Lou
isians.
DY VIRTUE Of two orders issued In the
- above causes and TO me directed. az fol-
lows. one from the Hon. Second Judicial
District IN and for the Parish of Orleans
and the other from the Hon. Second Dis
,fict Court IN and for the Parish Of Plague
mine and State AFORESAID. ! will offer at
public sale in front Of the Court Honse
door Of tins Parish, in the City Of Baton
Rouge, on
SATURDAY the rth day .s J.iy nest
A. ~. 1850. NJ II o'clock A NJ. of said day, /,
the property hereinafter set forth and
described owned In common between the
parties, plaintiffs and defendants. in the
above cattse to wit
Seven hundred and ninety one T2tiOo
acres Of Land f1e1 ,7gn0O) being Cypress
Swamp situated Ia TOWNSHIPS eight. South
Range, one gsst. .tifeeusburg District Lou
isinns, and bounded North by lands eon-
firmed in the name If james Nelson. nm
der geprge Berry, Esst by lands confirm
Ell IN The maine Of George De Fssssa. and
West by lands confirmed IN the names Of
Josiah Barker. and Louis Beaufegard. NJ
per extract from the approved map ON fils
IN the office IF The Surveyor General at
DonsIdsonvitie. La, y msp of " hich lands
een be seen at the office Of the uudefsign-
ed. Terms OF sale Cash.
may91 u v. BABfN. Sheriff. +.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-26
lust RECEIVED.

A Nd for sale Low 10 the trade, Lard In Kegs,
"A do. In bbls Crushsd and Powdered Sugar,
lot Of fine family rlouf, Beef IonEnss. sheep DO.
Hog DO. & BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-26

FAMILIES AND OTHERS In want Of
II supsrhne, Choice, Extra or medium grades
store. Prices moderate for the cash.
may2i Joshua BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-26
ALE AND PORTER.

Ok rAsEs Genuine tsdis Pale Ale. 10 do
~ Muet \ Sons spstkiing Al. 10 Csse.
Guinness Dublin Stout; sCsshs Fpsysr's Lsse,
Beet-f.r ssls q, reduced prices.
msy7s gD. \ wm BoegL.
Ns~ ssora. opposite the oia stand.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-26

fttHE ttRgEsT STOCK ov DRUGS, Mrpr.
Il zines. Oils. Paints. window eisss. patty
psffumert, brushes, rsncy and Toilet Articles
ever before IN this ei,y, " be found al the ns~
Drug Store Of D. o. swM. B0aEt,
Opposite The old stand.
msy7a
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-26
wines sra Hrnr.l....

E,n Roses Estfs fpe fable Cisret;
~ ~ Boxes assorted eordisls,
~ Usses 0hsmpsen--tsst 1usiity,
Quarts, pipts sps n yip,s,
pipess "Chsmpsepe" prardy-scla 10
the tr.ds ~ New Orleans prices.
,rsytT A. n nav.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-26
nay. Germ ana Oats.

fI'Hs usual ssscrttrsnt ireidens,si 10 q we'll
y stocked Fssd Store. slvsys on hand ana for
sale at current prices, by JOSHUA HFAL.
DSCH IJME.-Tbs very hest upsiiiy ara
~ the largest packages sold. sissys on hsh nd
Contrsets ~ith planters made on fsvorsbis terms.
insyls JOSHUA bgAL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-26

yIHE pRpe sroagty I'D. a wM. Boasb Rg.
moved 10 their new building. opposite the
Old stand. MARIO
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-26

1l0agts DRUa STORE removed 10 their new
, building opposite The old stand.
msy2s
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-26
COLOsaNE Watch.

COLOGNE WATER.
Eb0rfN genuine Fsffns Cologne, quarts pints
- sna ball pia,s, 4asssa genuine Bsy Rsm,
dcten Lavender Wstss, sold By n. u, bAg.
msytT.tv
DuRr MEbioINBs.-I Invite The attention ~
Physieisns srd Planters ~ the large stock
~ Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals and Brsndies
s'a daily receiving. ny eooas sfe sii from the
most sslisbie hv.ses fou can rest assured. ~
sanding me yonr orders they will be nlled 10 your
satisfaction, and With medicines that are ffrs
md esDrips. RID. bAF.
mulTlv Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-26

LID. q wa. Boagg hsvs removed to their new
IL store opposite the old stand.
msy2G
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13

TnE TlAYEs ARcGtc ExprDirfox.-It is real
Is probable now, says New York cores
pondent, that Dr. Hayes who wus with Kane,
in his last expedition, will be enabled to start
his new Arctic Exploring Expedition. He is
an enthusiast. who wants TO 90 under no
false pretense Of finding franklin but to make
discoveries, and immortaze hiluself His
proj ct is to start about the first of June,
stop for dogs and firs on the Greenland coast,
then push up iuto Smiths straits, huggiug
the Ginnell shore. until frozen up. The
winter they will spend in trying to keep their
blood from solidifymg and in The next sum
water ocean. How they expect to get cut
again, does not appear. It's proposed tc
ask $4,000 from Congress to he p the expe-
dition.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13
RATES:

Board per week ....... ,...................s6 90
Board and Lodging Single rooms) .............. 90
Double Rooms. ......................... 40
Single Meals ....-.....'.-.....,'.... ...... 0J
Day ard, with lodging. -. ...........I 81
BY constant eudeavor to furnish the greatest amount
OF the lowest rates. the subscribers hope to
| merit and receive continuance of the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon them.
W. o. STOKES,
! sp1-mY A. NJ. SHIELDS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13

UNIoNs are taking place between the Uni
ta:ians and Unversalists In Lowell, Mas
! sacLusetts the two Unitarian and two Uni
verstlist societies have formed Sunday
School Union, which meets in the four church.
es in rotation. At Fremont, ILL.,. the Uui-
versai5ts and Cnitarians have united in one
society.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13

TnE New York Tribune mentions the
death Of John O'Mears which occurred in
that city on the 7th April and adds: after
having been for five or six years employed
on the Tribune, he migrated to California,
where he rapidly acquired position aud com.
petence. lie VAS the publisher of the Brod-
erick daily in San Francisco through the late
violent canvass aud run OF. the anti -Lecomp.
ton State ticket for State Printer "a post to
which he had been ouee chosen. Defeated
in the contest, and dispritei 10y the death of
Broderick, he returned 10 The home of his
youth to die We do not know that he hid
vice, nor believe be had personal enemv.'
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13


FOR CHILDREN HING,
Which greatly facilitates the process Of teething soft
ening TIE gums, reducing s mflmaiion- viii allay
ALL FNN and spasmodic action and is
sure 50 fscguIntc she Bowels.
Depend upon I, mothers, II will Give rest t0 YOUR
selves, and RELIEF and HEALTH 70 your INFANTS.
We have pat up and sold this article for over ten
years, and can sty, {9 copfdeace and truth Of IL,
what We have never been able to say Of any otler
Wtaicine-NEvrR HAS o. FAILFn tS 4 SINGLE I,sTANcE
TO fFFEcr a CURE, when timely used, Never did we
snow AN instance Of dissatisfaction by any one who
eratCns. and speak In terms of highest c0mnendat n
of ta magical cT cts all me icai vrtues We speak
IN uis n4tcr "NLAp WE DO KNOW" after ten
years experience au pledge our reputation for the
iuidmcut Of what we here declare. in almost every
instance where ihe infant Is suffering from pain and
eN anst o relief viii be f7nri IN fifteen or twenty
minutes after thes, rap is administered.
This valuable nrepar ton Is thr prescription of one
of the most EXPERIENCED and SkILfUL NURSES
in New England and has o-en nused with never-iailng
success ia
USANDS OF CASES.
Il not onlgreieyes The child from pain, but nv.go.
rates iha stomach and bow Us, corrects Hcidty and
give tone and caer2y 70 tAe whole system. 1t Will
Csripi . .nth 81 wells, ard win Chnlic,
and overcome cauHulsl'ns which, % NOT speedily rem-
,dej. eul iu d.ah We .-v- 10 the hest aud sur sr
Ef-tLDY n E 0Rtp 10 lll cascso. DYSENTERY and
uIAkuCA ~ CmLDGEN whether 8. ARISES FROM
tc hue or FROM other cause. Wo would say to every
mother who has chll snueringfrom amy 81 the tnrc-
going complains, q nOt - YOUR y iuttccs.
'or "a rrc1u0lccs { fotArra stand between
your euN r.nt tinl ianl the relief that viii be SORE,
yes ABSOLUTELY SURE T. follow the use of this
me licnr, i Timely used. Fail directions will accom-
pany each h1ue. None genuine unless the fac-simile
Of CURTIS 81 pGstElN@, New York, is on
the outside wrapper
~ sold hy Druggists throughout the wo Id.
Piincipai GElcc, s3, Cedcr S5., n. "
PRICE ONLY Us CENTS pGR BOTTLE
EsAdsE6 a. WtEEEs5.
Sole Agents tor tla Picino Cotst'
E.s2 Washiu-ton street.
uay4-fyrmp san francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13
Isg.I.:l!llsN s:l!llAlsN
AlsslsIINg0
MRS. WINSI OW.
SYRUP

An experienced Nurse aud Female Physician, preser
70 TIE attcnlln Of mothtrs. h.r
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13
Premium Hair Tonne.

Warranted to restore Grey Hairs to their orig-
nal color, and thin decayed hairs to their youthful
uxuriance ald beauty. Also, to cure efectualIy,
Scurfand DandruT. Reasons why it should be used
in preference to any other preparation Tor the hair
Frst-One bottle will restore grey halrs to their
original Color.
Second-Onc half bottle will cure the worst case Of
Dandruf.
not soil the finest linen.
This is a chemical preparation and has been manu-
factured for many years in the Atlantic States and Is
offered to the public and guaranteed the best Hair
Restorative now in
E9s~ This Hair Tonic was awarded special dplo
ma at the State Fair, Marysvile, August
Manufactured only at the Drug Store of
S t. WATTS, Marysyile.
And sold bY E.T. SPENCE, Nevada
DR.. w. P. FLINT, Forbestown.
nov29-my CLARK & GIBSON, Eagleville
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13
laliN 5latlONal Armotrat.

LAST DAYS OF PAULDlNe.-ln noticing the
decease Of The late distinguished author las
K. Pauldng, the New York Tribune savs.-
To gentleman who had visited him at the
age Of seventy five, be stated that he had
been IN the city bat twice for ten years, and
gave lis daily routine in the following des-
crij ton: Il smoke a little, resd a littla write
Ht'e' iumnate a little, grunble little.
ana sleep great deal. | was once great at
pulling up weeds, TO which have mortal
anilpathy, especially bulls eyes wild carrots.
and toad flax alias butter and eggs But nv.
working days pre almost over find that
carrying seventy FIVE years on my shoulders
Is pretty nearly equal 10 tile same number Of
pounds, and instead OF lsboring myself, sit in
the shade watching the labors Of others,
which tud quite sufficient exercise"
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FEEMILIoN U5lD BY TUE CALIFORNIA IxDr-
ANs.--A. s. Taylor writes thus in the Califor-
MA Farmer "lhe Indians Of Santa Cruz and
santa Clara seem to have always been in
nights about The possession of tile cinualnra
iJnine, now the immensely rich New Alnoden
Ahe Indians, away from the Tulares and Sac
ramento, were also accustomed to come cfteu
TO get their share of the red paint' nnd
great battles we're always fought in these
Hermiilton expeditions One Of them occur.
red even as lite as l84l or 1912, when sew
eral Of the ntrudcrs were killed 10y the Santa
Clara Indians. The Indians Of California
seem also to nave had their pictures on stone,
as found in New Mexico, Sonora, Ncaragua,
ahd other parls Of North America. There is
a large cave, not far from the hot springs of
the lunrcitos Hills Of the Carmelo Range
eust OF Monterey, which has many figures on
the rock, by the Indians, painted in red; most
probably OF vermi!ion from the present New
Aimaden locality"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13
IlpE aAlH

r..s AT EAGLryILLE, fourteen miles below la
'11'f Porte. a uoGse, containing large bar Room,
at.a- a uue Dinng dJ0m, and several sleeping
Apartments.
There Is ititohed 20 The house large Garden PLAN
te with Fruit Frees For further particulars enquire
m.yg,im CH GORDON
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13
THE sT. GEORGE no Ell,

C0ESNEis 0T FpUREEH AND ! SITS.
~ SACRAMENTO, has just been thorou ghly reno
vate ana relnodeed, Its ventilation increased and
with lrge additions Of other rich aul desirable Fur
iiture from the well known and popular establish
nent Of j. CLARK Co., Sacramento.
1t is due 90 the travelling public to acknowledge the
very liberal patronage Heretofore ended 20 the ST.
George, during te time it has been in charge Of the
present prnpretor and IL is designed that it shall be,
II possible, more deserving of the public favor.
Islucaton is i'm the very center OF business, and
within q moments walk OF all the popular places OF
! amusement.
Carriages will at all times BE- in attendance TO con.
vev passengers to and from the boats cars, etc.
| jauS-tny 9. I. HUTCHINSON, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13
JNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1860.
Special 9}otitrs,
Radical Cure Of Rupture.

so DR.. D. W. c. EICE, having perfected
- D arrangements wti DR.. MARSH, Of New
= York, for the use and sale Of his "RADI-
CAL-OURE TRUSS desires 10 inform those Athlete
with HERNIA, RUPTURE, that he has now ON hand a
full and complete assortment 'fthis celebrated u stru-
ment, and will devote his special attention 10 its ap-
pcation and subsequent assary treatment to all
those who may place themselves under hiscare
From the eminent success attending the use OF the
"RADICAL CURE TRUSS" DR.. RICE feels assured
that ALL cases of Rupture susceptible Of cure can be
eectually and permanently relieved by theuse of this
instruments it being peculiarly adapted to the anato.
comfort.
Reference may be had to gentlemen Of this city,
who have been efectually cured
Office ut the Drug Store Of RICE, COFFIN q CO.
% Street, Marysvile. sep15-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13

THE New York Herald, though opposed to
the nomination Of Mr.. Douglas, is, neverthe-
less, comp ed to admit that he is "a brilliant
man, an experienced statesman, a strong
campaigner, and one of the real representa-
tive minds which give the republic its force
and individuality Of character"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13
NOTICE.

rT7HE undersigned will apply to tho Board Of Super
I visors OF Huha county at tleir June 'erm next,
ia Waryavile, fer a renewal OF ibelr Bridge License
across Feather river at Yuha city ana also for the
privilege Of removing the same up tn the termination
OF FOlgtn street. and TO re-construct the same in
more sub hsiauta manner to the necessities
oi the travelling public.
FALT., HANSON & wEBB.
May iat 1880 msySs05
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13
LIB II a R "

Containing upwards Of FOUR HUNDRED VOLUMES.
In fact the United States has been fitted and pruved
with the view 10 make II the most comfortable and de-
srable Public House In the interior Of California ;
and to render IL fully suited Ia the times, the propre-
tors have REDUCED ITS RATES to tie follc wing
staudard
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13
UNITED STATES EOTEH..
CORNER c AND THIRD sTREETs
MARYSVILLE.
Stokes c sAiolds............ ...... Proprietor
reduction in Pricesl !

SFza9, THE Subscribers, In inviting the attention
I.sk# and p4trlnage Of the resilient ana travelling
5fSks4 public TO their Hotel. respectfully beg lea q
srssfsS to make mention Of the TACT that the UNI.
TED STATEg Is now one of the nIust
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13
Extensive nnd Complete EEotels

In California, Additions ard improvements recently
made make its dimensions and accommodations
vastly greater and more elegant than any Hotel north
Of Sacramento
Iti now FOUR STORIES IN HIGHT, and contains
uiorc than ONE HUNDRED ROOMS, all elegantly
finished. Attached to the Hotel is a wel-seccte
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13

SOMETHING TO REMEMBER HIM BY.-Dr.
Beck who was recently killed at Santa Fe,
left property valued at 50 600 to 800 900,
all Of which he bequeathed to Miss Nellie
Shoemaker, to whom it is said he had been
engaged in marriage. oe had been his broth-
er Preston Beck, before his death took place
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-13
KIMMEL's MUSEUM.
IS Second street, between D and c SITS.

rs Second street, between Il and G sts.
TWILL be open DAILY from 10 A. NJ to 10 F. NJ NJ
w The pubic are Informed that MIR. KIMMEI
has succeeded, after great deal Of trouble ard ex
pense in collecting together great variety of
CURIOUS ANIMALS, CHOICE SPECIMENS OF
MINERALS, SHELLS, &C,
All natives Of California, and IS constantly adding to
his now extensive and well seected COLLECTION.
A competent person will be In attendance to impart
any Information TO persons visiting this Musecm.
Admission ..."zo CTS
N. B.-MR. KINIMEL viii purchase any rare and
curious animals, specimens &c. to add to his Museum.
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