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OTHER DISEASES TREATED,

E1-No charge REORGANIZATION,
Inrelation to thetollowing Diseases either when
complicated with lung affections or existing alone,
also invite consultation, usually find them
promptly durable,
ProlapsUs aud all forms of female complaints, ir-
rcguarNtiCs and weakness,
Paptation aud other forms of Il cart Disease, liv-
Complaints, Dyspepsia, aud all other Diseases of
the stomach and Bowels, Piles, and So on.
DR., Harlmln treats all chronic ar !oug-staudiDg
diseases the lungs liver, stomach, bowels bladder
kiaueys, brain, heart, nerves, womb, spleen, spine
ewes, ears, &c; scrotula, fits canCcrs rheUmati Sm
dropsy skin diseases fever sores, catarrh, seminal
weakness ,ueura gia, whites inSani dyspepsia gid
diness heat Of urine, syphilis, sick hoadache, en-
larged tousils, &c,
February 28, lSG0--i2.
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fINllE following lands in Wood County. Ohio are
L For sale upon reasonable terms, as 60 price and
qmc 0fplNment aud in lotsto suit purchasers via;
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100000 BUSH. CORN WANTED
LAND FOR SALE.

All Corn aiken oy us must be wen cleaned.
HOUSTON x STONE.
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An Diseases hariag their Origin in Imperfect Di
geStion or a Derauged condition
eTfhe StOmnch
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

The DEMOCRACY AT INsKp.-A letter to the
Butte Record, dated Inskip, July 18th, says:
The receipt of last evenings news, bring.
ing the glad tidings that Stephen A. Douglas
had been nominated by the great national
party, created an enthusiasm in this town
rarely felt here.
The news spread, not only ali over town,
but throughout the diggings adjacent with
the rapidity of lightning, and the inhabitants
met and congratulated each other, on the
strength of having not only achieved great
Democratic victory, but escaped from great
social and political calamity.
A collection was Immediately taken up by
Squire Carter and Mr.. Philip Farrelly, for
the purchase Of powder and other incidentals
and thirty-three guns were fired, and respond
ed to by firing of guns and pistols from the
various mining cabins. The enthusiasm was
kept up to late hour.by numerous cheers for
the Democratic nominee, and numerous
groans for the Seceders. After which the in
haoitants retired, highly pleased with the
news, as well as with the evenings enter
tainment.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22
Wide of the Mark.

The Express still harps upon its figures,
making calculations, in favor of Breckenridge,
on the basis of votes formerly cast for the
Democratic party or that portion of it which
was recognized as the regular organization.
1t seems to forget that Breckenridge is a
Boiler from the Democratic party, and con-
sequently eannct expect the support of those
who sustain the regular organization. Doug
las being the regular nominee, the figures of
the Express are decidedly in his favor.
For instance. it shows by the figures that
what it used to denominate the "Broderick
party" denying that it was Douglas at all, J
polled in the last election in California 3D.
29s votes, while the ADMINISTRATION party
polled 62,255 Therefore. it says, the Breck>
inridge party will carry the State ia the
coming contest. Poor reasoning. The La
than ticket succeeded in that contest, be-
cause it was supported by thousands of Doug
las men, upon the score of regularity. Regu
larity was what carried the ticket Well,
now, what is the reason that regularity is
not to be depended upon in the coming fight
as well as che preceding? The wayfaring
man, though fool, can plainly see that it
will not do to count on the votes cast last
year for Latham as in favor of Breckenridge
now. The position of things has changed,
and regularity has shifted to the other side
of the house.
The figures in the last contest in Pennsyl-
vania are equally inapplicable to the present
state of affairs. They give no indication
whatever Of what the result will be where
totally different issues are in the field aud
totally different organizations at work.
And so it is with all the bombastie figuring
OF the Express Breekinridge is Bolter, a
Seeessionist, traitor to the Democratic
party, and it is stnpendous nonsense to be
counting the heretofore strength of the
Democratic party in the various elections as
in his favor. The Democracy viii spew him
out of their mouth
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

DoUGrAs DEMONSTRATION AT KNIGHTS LAND.
INe.-A correspondent of the Union, writing
from Knights Landing, July nth, gives the
following
The Democracy of Knights Landing, on
receiving the news, yesterday, of the nomina'
tion of Douglas and johnson at Baltimore,
prepared themselves, and on last night had a
grand rally The town band turned out in
full, and we had speeches from several ANA
teurs, whose modesty precludes naming. The
meeting was unanimous in favor of Douglas,
without dissenting voice. If this town can
be taken as an evidence of the feeling thro'-
out the State, Douglas will carry California
by-a larger majority than ever was before
given for a candidate At the close they
proceeded to organize Democratic Club,
which they styled the Douglas Club" w,
g. Seeley was elected President, J. w. Snow
ball, Vice President, and D. L. Pickett, Sec
retary. A resolution was unanimously adopt
ed inviting H. Griffith to address the Club
on Tuesday evening next.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22
A Voice from the Mountains.

FosrER's BAR, July 81, 1860.
EDITOR DEMOCRAT On last Tuesday even
ing, the old and true Democrats of this place
assembled in front of Runusat's Hotel and did
honor to the nominations of Douglas and
Johnson, by firing lS2 guns-one for each
vote which Douglas received before his
unanimous nomination, at Baltimore. Shot
guns and rifles were the weapons in use and
at the firing of each volley, Douglas received
three cheers, which were proposed by Mr.
VIM. Brown "for the last choice of Calitor-
MIA" That Douglas was the last choice OF
California. was said by some thick headed
fool at the last State Convention held at Sac
ramento, who could not see a living chance
for the nomination of any but Dan'l 5. Dick
inson of New York, the Express candidate,
one good reason why the "noble old Roman"
received only three votes at Charleston.
A salute Of thirty guns was then fired for
the NATIONAL DEMOCRAT, and three loud and
enthusiastic cheers were given for the man
who has SO ably presided over its columns
for the past two years. A cap was then
burst in .derision for each of theseceders from
the Baltimore Convention, and one at every
sucker who did not vote for Douglas.
The conduct of the delegation from this
State, especially that of Austin E. Smith, the
California prophet, who said thisState would
be found with the seceders, was severely con-
demed The time may come when he and
his kind will learn that the voters of this
State will repudate them for their desertion
of a national Democratic Convention.
A lady was at the head Of our ratification
party here and was always the first to give
the words "ready" and fire" Only few
Breckenridge men were to be seen any place
around, and they were so Lane that | do not
think it worth the trouble to corn them
DEMOCRAT.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

DAN RrcE's CIRous.-Messrs. Pridham d
Pierce. Agents of Dan Rice's great Circus,
arrived in this city, yesterday. They in
form us that the company will give their
first performance in this city, on the lst of
August. They performed, Friday night at
San Juan. and fifteen numbered persons were
in the Pavilion. This company draws more
uniformly large assembleges than any that
has ever been in the country before.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

THz Shelbyville (Tennessee) True Ameri-
can is out for Douglas, and says "Yancey has
nearly cOnsummated his hellish purpose-the
destruction of the Democratic party--but in
the spirit of patriotism, in the spirit of God
and of our country, we intend to appeal for
its rebuke"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

The Mozart Hall (anti-Douglas) organ
ization have declared their intention to sup
port Douglas, if no compromise of parties can
be effected. They will first try to unite both
elements on an electoral ticket. Failing in
that, they will support Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

THE MoNIToR.-This able Catholic sheet at
San Francisco thus speaks of the secession
movement at Baltimore:
at is qnite evident that the object of the
seeessionists was to defeat at all or any cost,
the nomination of Douglas, and to secure this
end they were prepared to peril, not alone
the harmony, but the existence of the Demo-
cratic party. The result is, that we find l05
seceders presenting the names of Breckenridge
and Lane to the people, while the legitimate
convention, in which 2l2 votes remained af-
ter the seceders had all withdrawn, unani-
mously put forward Douglas for the Presi-
dency and johnson as Vice. The only body
authorized to present candidates to the peo-
pie, in the name of the Democratic party, is
the regular convention.
The nomination of Mr.. Douglas is the only
one that can be recognized as legitimately
made, and TO which the allegiancee Of the par
ty throughout the Union is due"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

PACIFIC MEssENGER-Thisi is the title of
new paper about to be started in San Fran
cisco. 1t will be devoted to the interests of
The Jewish people, particularly those resident
on the Pacific.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

DOUGLAS ratification meeting will be
held in Downieville some evening this week
Judges Taylor and Smith, Il. B. Cossitt
Frank Anderson, A. w. Baldwin, J. F. Cow
derry, L. E. Pratt, A Platt, Esq, and Others,
are expected to address the reetng.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22
SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 22d.

REPUBLICAN MEErING.-The Republicans
had meeting, last evening, which was very
we'll attended 1t was addressed by w. II
Weeks, of Sacramento, who made as good a
speech probably as could be made on that
side. He denounced the Administration and
denounced Breckinridge, but labored hard TO
persuade all persons who intended to vote
against the Republican party, to vote for
Breckinridge.
He seemed to dread their voting for Doug
las This is not to be wondered at. The
Republicans first dreaded his nomination and
they now dreaded his election. Their great
game now is to deery Douglass chances for
success. Mr.. Weeks was the only speaker
present. Dr. Mclean annoueced that a Re-
publican Club was formed and would mee
at the Water Works, and the meeting ad-
iourned.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

ORovILLE PAPERs.-The Butte Record
hoists the names of Douglas and johnson as
its candidates for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency, and the Butte Democrat hoists
those Of the bolters' candidates.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

In Pennsylvania, the Buchanan organiza.
4ion has become frightened and wants to
compromise with the Douglas party. They
agree, in certain contingency, to go for
Douglas. We think the State will go for
him, whether they consent to it or not.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

FoR DoUGLAs-The Sierra Democrat says
IAN observing friend, resident of Forest City,
tells us that the Democrats of that place are
almost unanimously for Douglas Three or
four Breckinridge men. A private letter
from the northern part of the county says:
About La Porte Pine Grove, st. Louis and
Gibsonville, the Douglas sentiment seems
Overwhelmingly nredominent
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

THE Lexington (Virginia) Valley Star has
pronounced for Douglas. 1t says Breckin
ridge has been nominated by few ultra
Southerners
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

CAPTAIN EwELL of Arizona, j. after the
Apaches, at the head of his company of
dragons. 1t is believed he will severely
punish them for their many depredations.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

THos SMITH, who was killed at La Porte
last Sunday by Thomas Regan, was an un-
married man, aged SO years, and native of
Lincolnshire, England. He had lived about
La Porte for over five years.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

SECESSION IN OREGoN.-The leading Ad
mnistration papers in Oregon are declaring
for the regular nominee. Such is the report.
II SO, poor Joe Lanei
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

RAcE.-A nice little race occurred, yester-
day, at the Marysviile Park 1t was race
under the saddle, one mile. for purse of $40.
Thos. Powers entered his Express Wagon
horse and Murphy his Express Wagon mare.
Murphy's mare won the race. Time PIP.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

The Georgia Constitution, one off the ablest
Democratic papers in the South, has raised
the flag of Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

HoS. John s. Phelps of Missouri, a leading
Administration Democrat, has declared him
self for Douglas, and viii stump the State of
Missouri for him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

j. Y. McDUFrE, Superintendent of Indian
Affairs. has gone to Round Valley, Mendoei-
no county. to make an appraisment of set
tiers property. with view to appropriate
the whole valley to an Indian Reservation.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

DISTINGUISHED YIsIroRs.-J. P. Benjamin
of New Orleans, and Reverdy Johnson, of
Baltimore, two of the most distinguished
lawyers Of the United States, were to start
from New York by the steamer Of the 2lst
July yesterday .for San Francisco. They
come out as counsel for the Barrons, in the
New Almaden Silver Mine case, which is to
be 6aally argued before. Judges MeAllister
and Hoffman some time in August or Sep
tember next ~.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

NEARLY all the Democratic papers in Mis-
souri, are out for Douglas. Senator Green is
in great Sweat" He don't know exactly
what to do.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

LETTER OF FAooEPTANcR.-The letter of ac-
ceptanee Of Judge Douglas, in another col
umn, was brought for the Union by the Pony
Express
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

HIGHWAY RoBBERY,-On Wednesday last,
man was stopped between Montezuma Hin
and North San Juan, by two robbers, who
compelled him to deliver to them, seventy
dollars-all he had.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

FAvoRs.-We are under obligations 10
Wells. Fargo & Co., Langton & Co., Everts,
Wilson & Co., and Randall & Co., for favors
during the past week.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

GEORGE LAws-This celebrated pomolo-
gist has very large supply of fruit. of all
kinds common to the season, at his stand near
the Post office
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

MYEoS NoRroN, Of Los Angeles, has declar
ed for Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

Is Pennsylvania, the great majority of the
Democratic papers have declared for Doug
las.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

MEETING AT AuDURN.-A dispatch from
Auburn, Fridry evening, says:
A large and enthusiastic ratification meet
ing is now being held in honor of Douglas
and johnson. The meeting is now being ud-
dressed by Hamilton -, Thomas Hig-
gings and Others. Auburn brass band is EN-
ployed for the occasion. Great enthusiasm
prevails.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
DIED.

DIED.
In San Francisco July Goth, Sally W, wife Of E. p
Viii ON of Sutter county.
The funeral will take place from the Presbyterian
Church in this city at O'Clock this afternoon Rel
atves and friends invited to attend without
further notice.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22
The Democratic State Central Commit

Tic DennOCTalIC SIate CenIfaI COmmlt-
tee will meet at the City of San francisco, on MON
DAY, the Both day of July inst at ten clock A. NJ
A general attendance is earnestly requested.
JOS. P. HOGE,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22
AGENCY OF "B. II. BABKITT,S,
PURE CHEMICALS.

John ID. WING a. co., NO. As CALL
- FORNlA Street, San Francisco, offer for sale in
lots to suit purchasers.
Rabbits Pure Cream Tarer in bxs of 2 one III paners
u. L. Babbtts Pure saleratus
u, f. Babbitts Carb. ofSoda"
"Golden Gate" Saeratus,
"Golden Gate' Saleratus, in kegs Of so lbs each
"Golden Gate" Pure Cream Tartar in bxs of25 lbs.
Select Ground Spices packed in tin foil, fun weight
-anew article, 90
Concentrated Potash, for making soap, cleaning
Newcastle Sal Soda, direct from the Manufacturer
Select Pepper Saece,
Manila Indigo, best quality
"Babbitts" celebrated Soap Powders
saratoga Water, from Empire Spring, New York
Eavorlng Extracts, assorted, superior quality,
Dried CHERRIES, Turkey, Prunes &c, &C.
Also
Best DOUBLE ANKER" Boiling Cloth, No. 8 to II in
elusive,
Sply India Rubber Hose, inch to 8 inch
Grenoble Hemp, Fire and Mining Hose,
"Barkers" Double acting Force and Lift Pumps for
FIRE Engines, Mining and Agricultural purposes
Rotary Force Pumps, Pitcher top and bowl top Lin
Pumps. ~ w
The above constantly on hand and for sale by
JOHN ID. WING 81 CO..
VV-4t AZ California Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

The Sierra Democrat is for Douglas and
johnson and hoists their names at the head
of its columns 1t says:
We put up at the head of our columns the
nominees of the regular convention, COM
posed of 2l2 delegates, who never lost their
Identify as the representative of the National
Democracy-neve changed their organiza-
tion, nor their creed-never asked for any
thing but was granted by the majority vote
The nominees stand before the country on
the regular platform, adopted in full conven-
tion at Charleston.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22
Good News for Everybody
FROM THE
WASHINGTON MARKET.

nN AND AFTER JULY 18TH
I win sell AZ the WASHINGTON MARKET, TmrS Is
Street near corner Of D. the vely best Meats saS Ss
rsta of TWELVE AND ONE HALF cents per poupd *
Hotels and Restaurants for TEN CENTS per popnu. =,
Fresh Eggs, Butter, Chickens and Turkeys, also n
kinds OF Vegetables, fresh, good and cheap' o. -
establs shment in this city, ....h. c,tv.
1S1- Marketing delivered to any part Of 'ns ''"A
free Of charge. ,c npopzuEIMER
jy1s-my 4SAAV
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-09-14

At meeting ofthe Quarterly Conference
of Staunton Station NJ. E Church, held at
the Office Of A. D Trotter, Esq. on the
both Of July. 1860, the following vas unan-
imously passed:
Whereas, The County Court of Augusta
county, kindly granted the Methodist Con-
gregation of Stauuton the use of the Court
House as place of worship during the time
occupied in rebuilding the M. 3. Church
edifce, and thereby laying them under great
and lasting obligations Therefore
Resolved, That this Quarterly Conference
on the part of the said Congregation does
hereby tender to the worshipful members OF
the County Court Of Augusta county our
hearty thanks for the favor done us.
And also that we hereby express to Gen.
W. H. Harman our gratitude for the service
he rendered in making application on our
behalf for the use Of the said building
Resolved, That the Secretary be request
ed to furnish Gen. Hartman copy of the
foregoing resolution to be presented to the
Court at its next session, and that it be pub
lished in our town papers.
e. r. VEITCH, PREs'T.
n Tpomrnn Goo,xy
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-09-14
Female Seminary.
sOCKBRIDGE COUNTY, va,
REV w. w. TRTMRLE. Princina.

THIS School will be open for girls and young la
dies on the 3rd dav of September, and will
close on the last Thursday in June 1861
The school is under the entire management of
the Principal, aided By competent assistants. The
instruction will be practical and thorough. EN-.
bracing all the elements Of sound and liberal ed
ucaticn, and having reference to the BODY. the
head and the heart The location is eminentIv
favorable to health and morals. The Academy
Building is large, neat and andsomelv situated =
The discipline of the school will be conducted nm
Christian principles. 1t viii be firm, parental and
kind.
II, e RES.
Tuition in the Primary Department, 500 90
tuition IN the higher English Branches, 80 90
Tuition in the Academic Department.,
including the Ancient Classics, 1000
Tuition in Music, Al M
Tuition in French * On
Contingent Fee, 4 "a
Board. including Washing, Lights and
raei; from 500 to 10 90
:. few boarders will be received in the family of
the Principal.
Iss~ Address the Principal until the goth of Au-
gust, at Cedar Grove Mills, Rockbridge Co. Va.
alter that time at Hrownsburg -
July ~, lSG0.-2m
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.Efthis be Treason make tho most ofit.'

Antcipations Of the future to serte as lessons Tor
the present time. IN the form Of ecracts Of letters
from English Resident IN the United States to
The london Times, from 1864 to ls70-'ohh q"
appendix the Causes and Consequences Of the
Iadepeadence Of the South.
stIf this be Treason make the most OF IT,
PArnIcK HEsNY, 1865
r W. RANDOLPH will, on the lst Of Septem-
y ber publish the above, in one handsome IL
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Just published by Randolph III Main ST., Rich
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Sentiment and Adventure 60 ets
ONeilPs Carpenters Guide In Stair Building and
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Bri iees' Il Atkins Practical Miners Own Book
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Everetts New Thesaurus Muscus- the best
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Eyeretts Elements Of Vocal Music, Scots.
Sent by mail postpaid to all who remit the price.
Richmond, Aug. II, 1860.
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
office to Contractors.

n Otice to Contractor
Engineers Office. Gov. & ohio Railroad !
AT Caaghan's. Allegheny County, Va,
18th August, 1860. J
GEALED PROPOSALS, addressed to the I'M
~ dersgned, and endorsed Proposals" will be
received at this Office until IL O'clock NJ. OF " ed
nestav the Goth of September next:
For the construction of Tunnel near 500 f~ct
long, l5l2 miles West OF Covngton
For the grading of I. temporary Railroad track
over the above tunnel;
For the grad ne of about one half mile and COM
pletion of the grading of one mile OF Railroad, at
aud near Covington
And for the cross-tie required for twenty tive
mile Of Railroad track and sidings. between Gov
ingto and the White Sulp hur Springs.
The specifications and plans of the work and the
form Of contract which states fully the terms and
conditions upon which the above work Will be l@t,
may be nd and seen at this Office, on and after
the 18th of September next.
The right is reserved to accept such proposals
as will best secure the faithful construction and
completion Of the work. according to contract,
and to reject any all that are not SATISFACTORY.
No transfer Of The allotment Of any work will be
allowed.
Persons proposing for work, who may be I'M
known to the undersigned, are expected to present
satisfactory references.
By order of the Board of Public Works.
CHARLES 3. FISK Chief Eng ineer.