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Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-19
San cfrantisru Sdrertixentrnts.
DALY'S
Ar . M ATT
VALLEY WHISKY,
FOR MEDICINAL USE,

FOR MEDICINAL USE,
HAS now taken that position in the worlds estma-
tion which justhes It's Proprietor in claiming for 1t
Superiority UnrivalIed,
Produced, as 1T is, bya process known only to the
Manufacturer, and extracted from the choicest gran
which grows no where but in a favored locality in the
Valley Of the MonOnsahela, and containing no parti-
Gle of deleterlous admixture it has acquired reputa
ton for perfect purity and intrinsic excellence, based
solely upon its inherent merit, which the Proprietor
does not intend shall be forfeited Its universal
use by the
Medical Profession
Is most urgenay recommended. Already has 1t found
It's way INTO the principal public and private Hosp-
'as IN the country, and wherever 1t has been once
used II forthwith becomes necessity.
me attention OF consumers is called to the tertlf-
Gates Of the following well known chemists
=, l I nave analysed sample of "DALY's AROMATIC
VALLEY WHISKY" and find it to be a pure article
OF line flavor, and without any deeterious admxtnre
JAMRs Il. Chiffon NJ. d =, Chemist
New York.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-19

STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, SO soMERsEr ST.
BosToN, Mass April 18th, 1858.
WIN. II. DAILY, New York.
Dear Sir-I have male a chemical analysis Of you
"AR0MATIC VALLEY WHISKY" and fLd it pure
fne-aavored Rye Whisky, containing no lnjurou
matter of any kind and recommend it as suitable 70
medical and public purposes.
CHARLES T. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
state Assayer,
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-19
Additional Atlantic News.

At recent Union meeting at Knoxville,
Tenn, Judge Bailey, formally of Georgia,
made a speech, in which he said that during
the Presidential contest, Governor Wise had
addressed letters to all the Southern Govern.
ors, and that the one to the Governor of Flor.
ida had been shown him, in which Wise said
that he had an army in readiness to prevent
Fremont from taking his seat If elected and
asked the co operation of those to whom he
wrote.
A bill recently passed both branches of the
Florida legislature for the expulsion of the
free negroes from the State, but the Gov.
would not afix his signature to the Act, and
the measure failed.
The Canton (Ill) Register mentions that
that the wife and child of Mr.. Isaac Mclean.
of that place, were burned to death on the
18th inst.
The annual city election in Middletown,
Conn, took place on Monday. The Demo-
cratic ticket was successful.
WAsHINsToN, Jan. 25th.-It is minated
that the Post Master General intends to cut
off the great mail between this city and New
York, in order to coerce the Republicans to
organize the House temporarily for the pur
pose of Passing the Post Office Appropriation
bill.
Mr.. Joseph sehurberg, who left Cincinnati
about the first of October last, for tour in
Europe, has been arrested in Germany on a
pretended claim of military service due the
Duchy of Oldehburg. He has been for 25
years au American citizen, and is entitled to
the fullest protection of our Government.
The loss of life by the recent disaster at
Lawrence was over estimated At last ac-
counts S8 bodies had been taken from the
ruins.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-19

A Vienna letter in the Augsburg Gazette
says;
The elite of the aristocratical party enga-
ged in office have resolved on laying their
salaries and other emoluments at the feet of
the Emperor, that is to say, on serving gratu
itously, so as to lessen the public burdens,
and assist men of merit who have lately been
obliged to retire 1t is said that Field Mar
shall Prince Windischgratz suggested the idea,
and the three Princes de Lichtenstein, Princes
Schwartzenberg and Lobkowitz, Counts
Clamgallas, Wimpffen, Grunne, and Reisch
bach, all wealthy noblemen are named as
having agreed to it. And besides, all the
archdukes who possess private property have,
it is said, made the Emperor the same offer
for FIVE years"
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-19

RICE, COFFIN, CO.'S Drug Store,
jan22 mys q street, Marysyille
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-19

LAND CASE APPEALED.-The decision of the
~ O. District Court in the case of the Mayor
"uu Council of San Jose to Puebla lands, has
oeen appealed by the U. S. Government to
The U. 5. Supreme Court
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-19

--LATEST OF THE MOUNT ST.. HELENs CINNABAR
DIycovERIEs.-Th Petaluma Journal of 18th
February says;
Daily reports from the quicksilver regions
In Sonoma county are received, as also sam
pies OF the cinnabar, all Of which go the more
fully to confirm the richness of the discovery
Messrs. Van Doren and Campbell, of the
Petaluma Company, whose claim is located
near the ,Geysers, are at present prospecting
and We hear it is opening rich. 1t grows
richer and richer as they get down. We
have been shown some fine specimens taken
from the surface The extent of these depos-
its cannot be properly estimated; but it must
be immense, as the lode can be plainly
traced for a distance of fifteen or twenty
miles
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

EDUCATION IN OREGoN-The covev who
told us the following story, we believe had n
spite against Oregon, and wanted to SANDER
her people For the truth of it we will NOT
vouch, though it was told to us for f,ct.-
1t seems that an old farmer residing some.
where in the valley of the South Umroua
who was the happy father of two or three
bouncing girls. as well as the owner of "A
large band of sheep, concluded to send one of
them )the girls, not the sheepl to school and
give her a splendid "edrcuton." Sally Ann.
if we remember her name, was accordingly
posted off to one of the many fine Academic
10 he found in Oregon, where she made rapid
progress in Geography, Phiioshophv, dc. At
the expiration of six months, sally Ann re-
turned home to spend the vacation, when the
following conversation took place between
the young lady and her paternal "parient:
"Well. Sal what have you llrnt?"
90, n great many things, f,ther. Among
other things, have learned that the world
is round, like a cGmmas, and turns over every
twenty four hours
''rhe HI you have! Who told you that?'
"Why, the teacher, Of course" replied the
young lady.
"Well, he's darned fool" exclaimed her
enraged father "und if catch him putin
any more of sich nonsense into your head.
I'll give him the gosh allhredest maulin' he
ever had in his life. don't pay your school
in to have you larn any sich stuff. sent
you to shool to have you ldrn your book and
if you cant do it, you can stay at home and
tend to the sheep. = Yreka Journal
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

Nor DEAD-It will be rem embered that a
few DAYS since we gave an account OF the
death of Charles f. YeWerton, wh) it was
stated, was an einployc' of Yerplanck d Nc
Mullen, and a prominent Dashaway. We
since learn that he is not dead and is in Sac
ramrnto. and that he is the perpetrator OF
the Joke, if it can be 50 called. He went to
The telegraph office in sacramento, and had
dispatch sent to Frank Whitney, announc-
ing his sudden death. Mr.. w. made the nec-
essary arrangements to have his remains
brought here. and went to Sacramento tor
that purpose when, 10, and behold Yell
vorton sat in the Orleans as happy as lord.
S F. 7slegvd1t.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07
aaiIp Yational 4mutrat.

PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT FOR ARIzoNA.-
The citizens of Tubec and vicinity have chos-
an delegates to the convention to be held at
rnOson for the formation of provisional
government The following resolution was
adopted:
Resolped, That we earnestly protest against
he 6,rmation Of any government over this
T"rrtorv. which is inconsistent with the
Constitution of the United States, or which
will cause heavy tax to be assessed for the
support of any gGyorGmrntPrGTi'i0nni ,%. nnt or or
tbs M Territory; and that our delegates are in
structed accordingly.
meeting was to have been held at Tue
son for the choice of delegates, but was post
noOed for while. The Arizoninn alleges
chat the proposed movement has been much
mi.represented, and that pains have been
taken to prejudice portion of the Territory
against it.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

HOllOwHy's Pills are esl ecially recommended
for the Of scurvy and the other complaints most
mon to mariners and those unable to get fresh
meat. They act as a substitute for saccharne matter
and neutralze the effect Of saline diet absorbing the
poisonous effects Of The salt, and rendering the blood
pure and the vital energies free from debiitatng
1uences.
s3y- Sold at the mandatory, No. so, Maiden Lane
New York; and by all Druggists at Csc, CSC, and 81
per box. apt
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

PEOPLE are getting restless. and in the all
sence OF nigger shows and one horse thentri-
cal entertainments, amuse themselves in tho
Innocent and sangunary pnstime of blackng
each others eyes, bowie knifring. shooting
clubbing, etc. There has been half a dnzsm
such within a week, herea bouts, and on the
river. and on Oregon Gulch yet to hear from
none of them fatal, We believe. Whisky The
ncentive.-Irinity Journal.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

tbia NEW NEW lNJUNcrIoN CAsE.-A LAWYER of
by nm nU'age lug. was consulted few days since
the nnE Injured husband, who complained of
acts orr"iisnlulness Of y, Of his spouse Repeated
wia INC, i,n1e,ohtlnency upon the part of the
the law u,d he clearly proved. and the man of
fcul,r" 'o'd his client there would he no diff
the ns,. ,u obtaining n decree of divorce at
of oonS. .'rtn OF Court. divorce next term
diet "tt "n, exclaimed the now excited Bene-
get On, Diane your divorce. l only want to
inca s' an injunction to stay her proceed
." -Vrd's Valley Mationql.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

PACIFIC RAILROAD PLANs.-A correspond
eut of the Bulletin writing from New York
NJ rch 9th, says;
Much misapprehension seems to have ex
listed among the Washington correspondents
Cf our northern journals with regard to Mr
Wigfals Pacific Railroad project Inst cad
of having concentrated upon itself all the va
rious rival interests, MS noted in my last, it.
on the contrary, appears destined to encoun-
ter fully as mach opposition as hns been here
tofore bestowed upon the pro- jeets of other
parties 1t will be opposed mainly On the
ground that it is extremely sectional in its
features, aud is got up solely with view to
advance Southern interests, without any re-
gard being paid to the wishes or the interest S
of the other sections of the country. This
being the case, the other routes heretofore
brought 10 the noice of Congress and the
country, will continue to he pressed with a
vigor and persistency commensurate with
their Importance. Two other routes it is
said, will also be brought TO the notice of
Congress during the present session, namely:
that over what is called the Stevens route,
stnrting from Minnesota, and an entire new
project got up under the supervision Of Col.
Lrnder, superintendent of the Overland
Wagon road. 1t is proposed to run the first
section of this road from some point on the
Missouri river. TO the forks of the Platte
MIR. Stout of Oregon, has the Till for this rnu e
in charge. and was to have presented it in the
House to day.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

RETURNED SAFE.-GeC. F. Brown, whose
singular absence from his home in San Fran
cisco, WIS noticed a few days since, has re-
turned to his family. He appeared to have
been Iaboring under mn an attack of insanity
and could give but very unconnected state
mcnt Of his whereabouts during his wander
inga
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

Loss or STocK-The S. f. Gazette says
that the Saucelito water boat on Wednesday,
brought over twenty. eight calves, and at
tempted to land them on the beach below
Meiggs wharf, opposite the wolen manufac-
tory, All but three were drowned Weun
derstand they were the property of Mr..
Kerr The surf was very heavy on the
beach at the time.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

TuE ARABIAN GIASr,-This human wonder
Z. saws the Alta. seven feet six inches high.
weighs All pounds, and is straight, well
formed man as one will meet with in day 8
volk we have said enough to excite general
curiosity to see him Giants Porter and Behn,
wbo made such figure in the world 10 or
x wears ago, are not so large as this giant.
Ia has brothers in Suez who are larger than
ha His age is "a years
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

THE CHAMPION steamer has cleared
for New York In the contract with the P.
N. S. S Co. and Vanderbilt, the former were
obliged to either buy the Champion or send
her back to New York, and they have se-
lected the latter course.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

GREAT INCREASE OF LAMBS. In visit we
paid to sheep ranch among the mountains
on the great Amador grant recently. we Ind
the pleasure to look upon very handsome
small flock of ewes 300 in number which
had begun to lamb, and from 80 ewes the
product was lO2 lambs, there being twenty
pair Of trims, and one of triplets. At thi.
rate. from 800 ewes the owner anticinntes
nearly 400 lambs.-Fdrn,er.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

A MEETING of Germans opposed to the Me-
,ronoytan Police bill now before the Legls-
,o,nre was held in San Francisco Wednes
doy and Committee appointed to draw up
a protest from the German population against
the passage of the bill. Resolutions condemn
ing the bill were adopted.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

COP FIsHING IN THE PACIFIC The Port
Townsend Register, urges the people of
Washington Territory, to take hold of the
COD fisheries at Cape Flattery Banks. 1t
snys:
@ lhere are several new schooners upon the
sound which can be fitted, in a very short
1.He' to enter upon this important enterprise
IL Is We'll known that cod fish DO exist in the
WnIers adjacent to our Te. ritory, aud farther
nortn ana W" see no reason why our own
people should not, by their exertions to de-
,Eelop the fisheries, be entitled to share the
oouhty OF Govern ment with their fellow fish.
ermen of the Atlantic States.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

EARTHQUAKE AT SAN JUAN.-About eight
o'clock P. NJ, April I'd, two severe shocks Of
m earthounke were felt at San Juan. Monte
rev county. There was an interval of three
or fuur seconds between the shocks
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07
TELEGRAPHTC
TOVER THE UNION LINE1

"dn francisco News---Heavy StOrm---
Oamases SlOO,OOO---ArivaIs.
SAN FRANcIsco, April 9th.
The overland mail to-day took Q POO let
ters.
The U. S. steamer Powhattan came down
laSt evening and anchored off North Point
1t Is estimated that the damage by the
storm night before last in filling cellars. cav.
ing walls, etc, will reach SlOOOOo.
Arrived ship Zephyr, l5S days from New
York. TO Jas. Myriek
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

ARMY YISTLLLIGENcE.-From important or
ders just issued 10y the Secretary Of War. in
relation to the disposition of troops, we gath
er the following:
The military force of the Department Of
Utah will be reduced to three companies of
the Second Dragoous, three companies Of
Fourth Artillery Including the battery now
there, and four companies of the Teath In
fnntry. Col. P. st George Cook, of the Sec
ond Dragons, is assigned to the command.
The remainder Of the force now in Utah will
be Withdrawn, as early as possible, in the
spring.
Three of the six companies of the Tenth
Infantry 10 be Withdrawn wi II take post at
Fort LARAMIE the other three companies OF
the Tenth Infantry and the two companies Of
the Second Dragons will occupy Fort Cur
land, New Mexico. The Fifth Regiment of
Infantry will relieve the Third Infantry, in
New Mexico. The Seventh Infantry will al
so take post in that Dep p,rtment-fUur com
panieS ut the Gla Copper Mines. and six
companies near the mines, in Arizona.
The Third Infantry will proceed to Texas
five companies to be stationed ut Ringgold
Barracks, and five ut Port Clark.
A post will be established on the Pawnee
Fork of the Arkansas, to he garris0ned by
two companies of the Second Infantry, from
Fort Leavenworth and Fort Riley. From
early in the Spring till late in The fall, an
nually, it will be strengthened hy the pres
ence Of not less than four comp mics of noun
ted troops. in camp. They will return to
Fort Riley late in the fall.
Active operations against the hostile Ca
manches and Kiowas will be commenced as
early in the spring as the grass will permit.
Three independent columns will be put into
the tield-one from the department of the
West, consisting Of the four companies of
cavalry at Fort Riley. and two companies of
Dragons from Fort Kearney; one from the
Department of Texas. composed of the six
companies of cavalry at Fort Cobb. Arbukle
and Washita and one from the Del arlment
of New Mexco, composed Of the six compa-
MES of the Mounted Rihrmen.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

Tug MARKET AT PoRTLAND-At last ac-
counts. at Portland, Oregon. -four was selling
at "a so to IS per hhl.; wheat 80 to soc
per Lushel; potatoes soc. onions 81 bacon,
sides, l7c.; shoulders lac hams Ice. lard
II to H.. butter. fresh. 4Oc. cheese, 6 to
2oc. eggs, 2Oe /; chickens per doz "a so.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07
TnE New YORK HemId's Washington cor

TnE New York Hemlds Washington cor
RESPONDENT speculates thus:
Congress will follow the precedent of for
mer years and adjourn from ten to fourteen
days for each of the great conV enlons, to he
holden at Charleston and Chicago. Neither
of these cities can he reached from here by
rail in less than two days.
If an attempt is made at Charleston to re-
penl the two thirds rule, and am satisfied it
will be- the convention will last one week al
least, so that ty the best means of calcula-
tion it will cost Congress fourteen days to at
tend that convention. The Republicans, by
courtesy. will have to yield the demand for
that time in order to obtain for themselves
sufficient time to go to Chicago.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

NAPoLEoNs SPEECH TO THE French LEGIs-
LAruHE -Napoleon's speech at the opening
of the French Legislature on lst March, says
that Tuscany is to be ii separate kingdom /;
but Parma and Modena may be annexed" to
sardinia. France required possession Of Sa
voy as u security for Ter frontier. The speech
promises that the Emperor will make every
effort to maintain peace.
Napoleon says that he rejoices at the ami
cattle relations among European powers for d
speedy peace with Cochin China, and the just
chastisement If the Chinese.
lie expresses his astonishment at the ngita-
tiion of the Catholic world, and points to his
efforts on behalf of the pope.
The French Army would be reduced 10
5O,0uO ri men, but for the Chinese war and
the occupation of Italy
The Emperor concluded his speech hy a
reference to his free trade policy, and pre-
dicted most favorable results from it.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

AFEw days since, n child named Walter
Conway, aged about six years, wandered in
to the Water Works at San Francisco and
was canght by the shaft, and was severely if
not fatally injured
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

TICKET SwINDLING IN New York Just he.
fore the departure of the Aspihwall steamer
on Monday, three cases Of ticket swindling
were made known to the Police authorities,
and two of the culprits arrested A third
party, the notorious Isaac Seluver. could not
he found. probably because the police didn't
try very hard to tud him, for Isaac, you
must know, is whole souled fello and
spends his ill-gotten money like IL Prince
whenever he meets with any of our gentle
men of the locust club who may appear at the
time to be off duty. Of the two arrested.
however, one was the equally notorious En-
recht. who. being of "stingy and mean"
disposition, stands in bad odor with the De
partment and of course had no right to ex-
pect favors at its hands The culprits were
made to disgorge. and were then sent on their
way rejoicing. as were also their victims,
who were enabled to step on board the steam
er just as she was on the point of leaving her
dock. The swindlers returned to their offices,
and in ten minutes afterward, were at their
desks ready to pluck new victims.-N Y
cor
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

The President has appointed W. D. Shep
man as United States Judge for Connecticut,
vice lngersoll, deceased.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

AGRICULTURAL SooIETY.-The Standard says
mat at recent meeting of the Board of Man
asers Of the State Agricultural Society the
'O"oWing standing committees were appoint.
co Tor the ensuing year:
f,inance-Hon. T. G. Phelps, President; N
II, H. Ball, Recording Secretary; and l.. B.
n'I' narrI' Library Committer-O. Z. Wheeler,
pp"rIrvTsPonding p Secretary DR. ]. 5. Curtis and
p =, DtVlne. Publication Committee-ll Hon
-n. :, ~ Phelps, President; o. G. Wheeler, Cor
csPondlng Secretary; d. o. Mills. Visiting
PoI PP"olIu'nlIl,tes-Carey PEBBLES, Wilson Flint w.
a%' a,Sof' 4. 3. Harris and 0. g. Wheeler Here
ss'sr ss"as me Board will meet regularly on the
'''Onu Wednesday evening of each month.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07
WV. II. DALY, ESQ:

WV. Fl. DAILY, Esq:
DEAR sIR:-Your "AROMATIO VALLEY wHIs-
KY" is received, and, after careful examination 1
find 1t to be pure article, entirely free from the
adulterating Ingredients ireqeunty used.
JAMES J. MAPEs, Analytical Chemist
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07
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the virtue In the MANzlNErA hush. from FxpRRirNor
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edicsl operties, 10y some Of the FIRST ysicaus and
chemists OF the age, and assure the public that IL
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

LIME IN TRANSATLANTIC TREES An Emo.
hsh publication says that a large plantation
OF trees has been formed in that country
within a few years past. without the loss of
a single tree, 10y putting small quantity of
lime in the hole when planting trees. Four
bushels Of lime are said to be sufficient for
an acre. The limeis thoroughly mixed with
the soil, in order that it may be reached by
the roots with equal facility in every direc-
tlon. as its principal effect is to push for ward
during the first precarous stages of growth.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

ISsANE-A man named Theodore Israeli
OfZanesville, Ohio, has become insane, and is
in custody in San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

A COAL vein eight feet thick, has been dis
covered in Linn county, Oregon. 1t is said
to cover large extent ofcountry. The coal
Is of good quality and burns we'll
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-07

FORr BellingIam Washington Territory,
will be abandoned, and Fort established 1T,
or in the vicinity Of, Fort Brissee, with an
infantry garrison of not less than two compa-
nies