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Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-03
ofoe hours, from 10 till II, and TIL s. and even
ings, after 7.


TO PATIENTS AT A DIS TANCE.
Dr. Fiattery can b' consulted by letter stating 1st
age: 3D. sex; 3D., time taken i'll; 4th, consti.
tuition; 5th, occupation 9th, number Of
treatments submitted 70; 7th, descrip-
tiou of causes and symptoms
perienced and those existing.
He will then send medicines, with din ections, TO
any cureable disease.
DR.. ]. PLATTERY would respectfully inform the pub
Iic that he can be consulted Consumption Female
Complaints Diseases ofthe Eye and Ear, and Aialig
nant surgical affec ious.
His mode for the CURE of CONSUMPTION, an other
Lung Diseases, Is principally by the inhalation Of
m dical vapor bas d IN discover 8 the Physiol
ogy Of Respiration and Nutrition, which bear the
closest Philosophical examination. His long expert
ence and attention tc the above named complaints,
his safe and speedy meth OF treatment, and his ex-
traorduary success duringa long and extensive prac
.cc enable him to promise all persons afflicted, safe
and permninent cure.
BY a long course of study and practical experience
In Europe and America DR.. =. has the grathcation
of presenting the unfortunate with remedies that have
never failed, since he first introduced them, to cure
the alarming ease, and that in very short but
reasonable time without the aid of deeterious drugs
Within the last fifteen years, DR.. Y. has cured more
than ten thousand of the above named, and il
may be said safely, that more than onehalf of those
patients had been previously treated with mineral
poison,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-03
Mfdiral.

DR.. J. Flattery's New Treatment
ToGETHER WITH
Most eminent Testimonials and CERTIFICATES Of
Success In the
CURE OF CONSUMPTION !
Lunos and Throat Diseases, Female Complaints
Diseases of ihe Eye and Ear, and the most ma
lionant hur0icaI and Chronic Afections
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ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES
R FOR ONE DOLLAR an

L. y. VIII also attend to forwarding advertise
nents to papers published in any portion Of the At
lantic States.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-03

DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE.
great variety direct from Eastern manufactorie
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-03
MAKEK ~ IMPORTER

NFthe best Laminated Steel and Stub-Twist Double
" barrel Shot Guns, Rifles, Colts Pistols, Gun
Equipments and Materials, Powder, Balls, Shot and
Caps always on hand and for sale.
have also new Machinery for cutting Gain Twist
and re-boring Shot Gun Barrels to shoot well.
Gun Pistol and Locks repairs of all kinds, Will be
executed with neatness and dispatch.
Adams Self Cockiug Pistols Eeys Patent Wire
Cartrige kinds of Gun Waddinp.
Pistols loaded at short notice. Guns and Pistols
bought.
West side OF d street, next to the Theater.
novl3-my u n. eChoLL.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-03

w respt ctfuy invite the atte nton Of Druggists,
w Mere ants, Traders, Dentists, Brewers, Soda
Water Nm facturers Assayers and all persons deal
ing In our line, to large well selected stock OF
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-03
SODA WATER MATERIALS.

SODA WATER MATERIALS.
CITRIC ACID;
Marble Dust;
OIL
Lemon
Wintergreen;
Sassafras;
sulphuric Acid Soda Corks, all sizes; Tin Foil.
R.H. MCDONALD e. Co..
Importing Druggists,
Bp5-ln sAcRAMENTO,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-03
QE CONSUMPTION !!
J. FLATTERY, nj. D.

"THe San Francisco Lung Physician"
OCULIST AND SURGEON.
House" corner of 5ansome anc
Washington sta. San Francisco.
NB,-Dr. r. will visit Marysville, and can be con
suited at his rUoms Hotel Du Nord from 25th to 50tl
Of each month.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-03

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will keen
i'm any climate.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-03
SpermatOIrl,Oea.

Or local WEAKNESS. nervous debility low spirits las
sude. weakness of the limbs and back indspositioI
and ncapability for labor and study, duness of ap
prehensOn, loss Of memory. aversion to society, Low,
of solitude :imidy, sefdistrust dizziness, hesdach,
involuntary discharges pains in the side, affections
of the eye, pmpies on the face sexual or other nhrm
tiles in cured by the justly celebrated phys.
cian and surgeon, l.. J. CSapkay, His method of
ring diseases Is new, unknown tp others,) and henc
the great All consultations, by letter ott
erwise, free
Address. l.. j. GAP \AY. NJ. d. San Francisco. Cal.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25
From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCIsCO. August "a
VIM Buckley, who shot Colonel James ID
De nston, was sent up to the Court Of rs
sions Iy Judge Cowles. lis bail was fixed
at 81 0OC.
DR.. H. N. Fountain, dentist in this city,
was arrested, this morning, charged with
violating the person of a young German girl
who hut recently arrived in this city, and
was living with a respectable married sister.
He is now in Jail. where he will remain. bail
having been refused.
The United States steamer Active went TO
sea with sealed orders. Her destination is
supposed to he on the Southern coast.
Ex State Senator Redmau, of Santa Clara
county wrote to the Secretary of States of
fee about the Swamp Land Bill. He received
the folio owing answer from the Assistant;
" find the enrolled bill like the printed
copy, but the original Lill does not contain
the exceptions, nor does any Of the amend
ments tackled to The bill contain the clauses
spoken of The engrossed copy was never
returned to this Office; therefore, | cannot
what it contains
Yours truly. 4 E EYRE"
The steamship Golden Age arrived here
this morning from Panama, with S39 passen-
gers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25
From the Nortils

YRLKA, August "a.
Forty-two volunteers. well 2rmed and
equipped, with thirtv-fve days rations left
jacksonville yesterday to guard the eaigrant
trains through the Inoian country on the
Southern road to Oregon. L. Applegate is
elec'ed Captain
The first emigrant train of the season ar
rived here, yesterday. Ii left lewa April l 6
and reports large emigration, en- route for
California.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25

SAD AND FATAL AccIDENr.-Miss Emily
Has+son, aged about seventeen years, daugh-
yer OF Lorenzo Jackson of this township. was
'hfown from horse, at Point Reys, Marin
county, last Friday. and fatally injured. Miss
Jackson, who had been in i'll health for some
weeks previous had gone to the coast for
the double purpose of visiting married sis
tzr, Mrs. Laird, and in quest of health
on the dao of the accident, accompanied by
lady friend, and a gentleman escort, she
had taken horseback ride to neighbours
some miles distant. On the way home. and
when but short distance from it, her horse
suddenly shied, throwing her backward In
falling her riding dress and hoops caught up
on the horn of the sadie, and the horse imme-
diately dashed away at frightful speed
dragging the unfortunate lady about one
hundred yards, s,overt Jagged rocks and through
chapparrel, breaking her skull, and scratch
ing and mutilating her face, hands. and
shoulders in frightful manner. From the
time of the occurrence, to the time of her
death, which occurred on the following
morning about o'clock, the sufferer showed
no sgns of consciousness Petaluma Jour.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25
Arrivals at the y. s. Hotel.
TWO VERDICTS

from two very in portant sources, in relation to
CRISTADOR0'S HAIR DYE.
The frst ofAhese decisions is from the pen Of Dr.
Chiffon, who has equal in this country as an anay-
tic chemist and declares the dye t" be absolutely free
from deeterious ingredients. This be called
THE SCIENTIFIC VERDICT.
The second decision is popular one. Tie thousands
who use the dye are snimous in recommending it,
above all Others for the exquisite naturalness of the
blacks and browns 1t imparts and the rapdity of It's
effect. This is
THE PUBIC VERDICT.
The documents which constitute these verdicts may be
seen at the establishment of Cr,tadoro, No. Astor
House, New York Is sold everywhere, and applied
by all Hair Dressers.
GEO w SMELL, Agent
au16 1870 Washington ST., San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25

GAS FOR VlRGlHIA CRY. Mr.. Theller is
about to construct gas works il our city. lie
has contracted in San Francisco for genera
tors. .gG2omeers, pipes. and everything ne
cesshry for constructing the works The gas
is to he manufactured from pitch pine which
can obtained in abundance III our vicinity
Territorial Enterprise.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25
A Song of Liberty.

Awake, sons Of might
To freedoms holy fight
March bravev on
GId ON the golden shield
Haste tp the bate field
Orr CoUr'rr's S toes shall Yield
March bravely on,
The bugle calls to arms.
In Freedoms $ bold alarms
March bravely on
Theu DER tue hills and plain,
Across the billowy main,
Our Couutry's cause to gain
March brayely on!
Our Couutry's Star shall be
The Star of Liberty
March bravely on !
Long may it beam on high
The Glory in our sky
The promised day is nigh;
March bravery on !
Our Country's Flag shall be
The emblem of the free
March bravely on
Beneath its folds 0flght-
Beneath that herald bright
We II gather strength and might
70 cheer US on.
Our Country Song shall be
The Song Of Liberty
March bravely on
Her music bold and grand,
From many hero band
Shall ring DER all the land
March blavely on!
Our Country's God shall be
The Gud Of Liberty
March bravely on!
Arise, ye Great and Good,
On Freedoms mount who stood,
Where flowed your Patriots blood
Oh, lead us on
Our Country's Day shall be
Behaved by all the free,
AS we march on
The day our sres revered.
When they their standard reared,
No threai'n NJ fue they feared,
As they marched Oh.
Then, rouse, We sons Of might,
To Freedoms hofy fight
March brnvelv on
Glrd Oh the golden shield
Haste to the battle te Id
Our Cuuntry'S tie shall yield;
March bravely ON,
E 28th.
TGys3 Tropcjsro 1,fo
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25

iHE Vicksburg Wing is the most cheerful
under the .privations of Secession rule of any
paper paper we have seen: 1--WE may be bad off for
WINS w:n1sky, but Mississippi river water. diluted
Win WIN chew oftobacco and a grain of fstrych-
ne o;a Is very good substitute for the Gin
''"hah article, Of which We maybe deprived.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25

SEnIousLY lNJUEER. A man named John
Sargent was seriously injured in the quartz
mill of Marlette e. Co... at Middle Bar, on
the Mokelumne river, August 2lst by being
struck by pieces of quartz while coming
down steep slide or shutc
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25

KENTUCKY ELECroN.- The Union men in
this State have carried it by an overwhelm-
ing n"j"rity, eleetng at least twQ-thrds OF
the members Of the Legislature. Some OF
the Oldest and ablesi men of the State, ex-
Governors and ex-Judgea, will take their
seats at the session next month.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25

A CALIFORNIA CoN0E Ian WOUNDED.
In the list of those wounded among the reb-
FL officers at the battle of Bull Run, we no
ice the name of Major Scott. of the 4th la
bama regiment 1t will be recolerted that
c. l. Scott, ex member Of Congress from this
State, wa. few months since appointed to the
position of Mayor in that regiment.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25

MoRE OF THE OUTRAGEs AROUND COLUMBIA
AND SoNoRA.-The Sonora Age of the 18th
inst, says
Last Tuesday, between the hours of and
II o'clock, some villain tore away the stone
underpinning of miners cabin on Pacific
street, near Kendalls vineyard, crawled un-
der the aoor and means of an auger effected
mn entrance. He ransacked the cabin, over
hauling clothes. etc, and ripped open the
beds. finding only about sl5 which was in
coin-while splendid gold watch and chain
worth $780, valuable ring and jewelry, es-
capped his clutches.
In the course of the same night an attempt
was made to enter Mr.. Piley's residence, on
Broadway. The noise made in raising the
cash of q window aroused Mr.. p, ,and the
robber decampcd.
awo men were stopped by highwaymen
last Saturday night near Browns Flat; one
escaped, and the other-a miner named John
fr}ullen, of Massachusetts, mortalIy
wounded by pistol ball while running
away from the robbers He fell at the thresh-
. old of his cabin, and the robbers fed booty
less
We learn too, that Father Gray, the
Catholic priest of Columbia, was also stopped,
and robbed Of S2S.
Considering the lengh OF time exploits like
these have been going on in this vicinity,
the number Of the cases reported, and the iu-
significant amount of booty which these viii
lains realize in their transactions. we should
think they would get discouraged. Half the
amount of mental and physical labor thus
thrown away, employed in any honest avo-
cation, would pay handsomely. This work
ing with halter around ones neck for here
and there little chances of from IS to $50
grabs. with now and then a big chance of
getting ones brains blown out, we should
think would hardly pay. Twon't pay grub
and whiskey money, to say nothing Of what
they require for gambling.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25

An old maid, somewhat advanced in years
whose vivacity at times approached the bor-
ders of impertinence, asked an old man, in
rather a jeering tone, why he was always
dressed in black, and what he wore mourn
ing for? For your charms, missl" he gallantly
replied
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25

A MAN down East has invented yellow
sPeetacles for making lard look like butter.
They are great saving of expense If worn
while eating.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25
n1iIp Mational Democrat.
ProclamatiOn.
STATE OF CAlIFoRsrA,


.-ys 80 aExRcUrIyE DEPARTMENT
wnEas4s, by dn additional communication
from the Secretary of War. bearing date
August IA, A. ID. 1851, to the Executive of
lis state directed, the President of the Uni
,ed States has called for four regiments of
Inf.niry and one regiment of Cavalry, to be
,,Iaced at the disposal of Brigadier eneral
/, v. sumner, U. s. A 4, "organized, equipped
and mustered into service by the State of
California. Such call being made in pursu-
ence Of the Act of Congress, passed July
18th, 1861, entitled can Act to authorize the
emrloyment of volunteers to aid in enforcing
the laws and protecting the public property"
Now, therefore, l, John G.. Downey, Gov
ernor Of the State of California and Com
,nander-in- Chief of the militia, etc., of the
sanae, do hereby authorize and call upon the
citizens, as many as shall be necessary to fill
nm the proceeding requisitiop, to immediate
IL form aud organize themselves into "V olun-
teer Companies" in accordance with the di-
rections and reqiremspts stated in Sections
n, IS, and Is of the Statutes of this State.
entitledi"An Act in relation to the militia of
the State approved May 8, 1861 ; said COM
panies will be accepted and mustered into
service according to the priority Of the re-
oept by the Adjutant General of the State,
of the certificate of organization mentioned
in Section ls of said Act, and reported by
that officer to the Commander-in-C Chief
The Infantry companies to consist of any
number between S3 and l01, and the Cevsb-
~ companies of any number between 70 and
SO, officers inclusive. The commissioned Of
ficers of each company to consist OF one ctp-
tain one First Lieutenant and one Second
lieutenant. The Commander-in-Chie will
,,roceed forthwith to organize the regiments
aforesaid out of said companies according to
their priority and in conformity to the law
While the act of Congress aforesaid re
quires abe Governors of States furnishing
volunteers to commission the field staff and
company officers requisite" the Commander
in-Chief will in all cases. give preference to
the officers elected by the respective compa-
MES provided, that they are competent and
pass examination before the Military Board
already appointed by the United States Off.
Ger commanding Pacific Division, San Fran.
cisco.
Volunteer Companies already organized
and commissioned, are expected to report
forthwith to the Adjutant General, rendering
their services TO meet the requirements OF
this proclamation.
Companies rendering their services will ex-
pressly state whether they are Infantry or
Cavalry.
In witness whereof have set
Il my hand and caused the great Seal
OF State to be affixed. Done at Sac
(sEAI.l ranento, California, this 23d day of
August, in the year of our Lord
One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Sixty-one.
JOHN G.. DowSEY, Governor.
Attest: JOHNSON PRIcE,
Secretary of State.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25

ut is astonishing" said Carlyle. chow
long rotten thing will hold together, If you
only handle il carefully"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25

A PRETTY HOME TRUTH-Man may be the
Head of the Family; but. far better than
that, Woman is the Heart Of it.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25

BRECKIHRIDGE IN BALrINoEE.-A dispatch
dated Baltimore, August s, says;
Messrs Breckenridge and Nalnndinghan
have partaken of grand dinner at the Eu-
taw House, this evening, given by the Balti-
more Secessionists. At o'clock they were
serenaded by the Blues Band.
Mr.. Breckenridge is now attempting to
speak, but is constantly interrupted by cheers
for Crittenden, General Scott the Kentucky
and for the Union. 1t is impossible to hear
what he is endeavoling to say. There are
several thousand persons present, majority
of whom are Union men they call on the
Band for the Star Spapgled Banner and
Yankee Doodle" but eau get nothing from
ihem but Dixie and the Marseillaise
All attempts to quiet the people were re-
sponlei to by the cheers of " Remember TIC
10Th qf April" 4" Remember the week oil
terror" Several fights took place, and some
of the Secessonists were roughly handled.
lie was finally compelled to retire withou,
speaking and the cheers of his friends were
deafened amid gronns and hisses
Mr.. Vallaudingham did not attempt tc
speak, and the crowd dispersed with cries
for the Union and groans for jeff Davis
which were interrupted by counter groan'
and cheers
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25

lYCENDIARIsM. Some scoundrel set fire to
a rail fence, enclosing lot of DR.. r NJ.
Hunt, on Aristoracy Ill., Thursday morning
Ihe fire was communicated in four different
places and before it was put out had burnt
about fifty panneIs of the fence Had the
fire not been discovered it would certainly
have done much damage to the houses on the
hill. Through the uDtiring eXerliong Of the
Foreman of No. g and one Of the "liooker'
boys, who used their garden hose, the fire
was subdued before it extended to any of
the houses in the vicinity Negada Iranycript
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25

PAINFUL ACCIDENT eserday afternoon,
while Mr.. John Perry, blacksmith in the
employ of the Rocky Bar Mill Company,
while holding cold chisel, in the act of cut
ting off piece of iron, met with very sin
gunr aud seriQus accident The person who
was striking for him, as he held and guided
the chisel, made "A eighty misdrected stroke,
in such a manner, and with such force, as to
throw tine chisel from his his hand. and so
violently against his abdomen. as to inlct Il
large and frightfui wound OF Il terrible ma
ture, cutting and bruIsing him badly and
laying his abdomen quite open to the cavity
We understand that he received no serious
internal injuries. and will soon recover
Grass Valley National, Aug 20.
LIE Mobile Register relates the following:
At a late revival meeting in East Mississippi
one of the brethren became anxious to pile
the altar with mourners, and for that pur-
pose left his seat and went among the cougre-
cation, personally exhorting his acquaintan-
ces to quit the error of their ways Approach
ing An individual who drawlingly talked
through his nose. he began with
I" Don't you want to go up2"
Nay"
Don't you want to join the church ?"
"Nay."
"Why, what would you do If the Lord
was to come for you p
"Well," the sinner drawled out "Td kill
chicken, cook some biscnit and do the best
could. Don't reckon he'd get mad at that.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25

As KENTucKY GOES so GO From com
mnnicAtion received from Chico, just as we
were going to press, arc f'vor-d NTH IL
synopsis of the speech delivered at that place
hy John r. Mcdonnell, night before last
W < make room for the following brief e&-
tract:
lie failed to steisfy the people that he is
not most thoroughly iEbuee with the doe
trine 'as Kentucky goes SO | CO." lie only
substituted California for Kentucky The
absolute sovereignty of the State was dwelt
upon with emphasis, and the Federal Gov
ernment considered as Il vicarious trust, the
mere agent and creature of the Sovereign
States At the close cheers were heard for
Jeff Davis-Butte Record
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25

LIST OF COMPARATIVE KILLED AND WoUyp-
ED OFFIcERs.-An Eastern correspondent OF
the Bulletin makes up the following account
of the comparative fatality of the field and
regimental officers Of the late battle near
Manassas:
CONFEDERATE OFFICERS KILLED
General Bernard Il Bee, South Carolina.
Colonel d X McRee, North Carolina.
Colonel Fisher, North Carolina.
Brigadier General Z X Smith, Regular
Army.
General Francis A Barlow, Georgia.
Colonel Lamar. Georgia
Colonel Nelson, Second Virginia Regiment
Cclorcl James, Fo4iYl Alatama Regiment.
Colonel IL q Stevens, ofGeuernl Bees staff
Major Scoott, Fourth Alabama Regiment
Major W"eat was previously reported
dead, but there are now prospects Of his re-
coyery.
The Federals lost no field or staff officers
The following is complete list OF the Iegi-
mental officers killed and wounded:
FEDERAL OFFICERS KILLED.
Colonel Cameron, Seventy Ninth n. Y.
Colonel John ) olocum. Second Rhode Is
land.
Colonel w Slocum, Twenty-Seventh
New York
FEDERAL OFFICERS WOUNDED.
Major sullivan Ballow, Second Rhode Is
land.
Lieutenant Colonel John A Creiger, Fire
Zouaves.
Lieutenant Colonel r II X Elliott, Seven
ty-Niuth n Y NJ.
Colonel fGrnharl. Fire Zouaves
Colonel Jeintzeman, Seventeenth u In-
fantIy.
Colonel Hunter, U S Army.
Colonel W b 6 Tompkius, Second N Y.
Colonel A W Wood, Fourteenth Y.
Colonel Corcoran, prisoner, slightly.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25
Patent Medicines

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AID warranted C En-
~ U1NE, just received and for sale by
tv16tf Il WILKINS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25


ELIZABETH Henry, VS.. JouN HENRY-The
Union says that on Tuesday in the Sacra-
mepto District Court, Elizabeth Henry CON-
menced suit against John Henry, her hus-
band, asking for decree of divorce The
complaint sets forth that the parties were
marriesdn Chilicothe, Ohio, on the 2Sd of
May, 1912, and that the result of said mar
riaVe is four children. viz: WiliaIn aged IA;
Lizzie, aged twelve; aud E nnt. aged ten
years Defendant is charged with refusing
to provide for his family for three years past
aud also with extreme cruelty to his wife, hy
beating her and knocking her doN II in the
city Of Marysville, at Poiut San Quentin and
in El Dorado county. Jealousy is assigned
as the cause of this treatment, and the pain
tiff AYERS that she has never given him any
cause for Jealousy. but has ever been faith,
full and dutlful wife For the above reasons
plaintiff prnys that the marriage contract be
annulled aud that she be awarded the
guardianship Of his children.
The Union of yesterday also says The
writ of habeas corpus applied for by John
Henrey on Thursday, for be purpose of re.
gaining the custody of his children. was not
heard yesterday, on account of the absence
of Judge McKune from the city II he fails
TO return to-day the case will probably he
heard before judge Field. IN the meantime,
Mrs Henry has filed an application in the
District Court for a divorce and for the
guardianship of the children 1t is proha-
ble therefore that no permanent decision
will be arrived at until the divorce suit is
settled.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-25

JUNE Zoln.
san Francisco .iita,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-04
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Nnd Dealer in all kinds OF AUCTION GOODS, suited To
both City and Country Merchants, who are to az
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o,-.--. ~ - Commission Merchant,
stories - t. corner Baltimore and Charles SITS,
l.!IlS u Entrance Charles street