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Ar WHDL Et:iLE A%h :" FAJA"
HM. :. bUIhEi 4 >HH,.
aurTHEnNErs AID CUTIE Mill
~. y r.lYL -rE.rT, 2:c"."-'. - u-.-I.
Z h=.- III hand r:=- onso'T s"2I &C., 49,. t.r.,
~ u..I.;.y nurrra-.. rs -cyi,Es. coGit!' - -
and a Sac ss.or::.ea: i rr'.....s ~rt. !r-i' ~ !-'
are Offered =: al: p-pEt' &c ;ue :r5;t. .-..
~ Please :eaci!c.t. car :lUr:'F g. !. -" .,,S.
Uct ss-Itcil TIIL.-.N4 :.
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ScAucIrr of WOOD, &C., IN WAsgIscToH

Speedy Advance OF the "Graud Ar
my" Anticipated.
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| vii also ,tll 1T the saTr: lime, as GhI.'Dltt-;]f n iEs
inte MIR E!E .hrtG Wlthss decd al IA. i0ut s0.j a..
ktcieI furi irur-. On the bovc named farm, 10" Il; = ~:
ta tI'n,iiia L rGslls, one Cartiny-, "-G' ca. h9.',
uxem, SIHss yt Cattle. Sheep .nd iios,, a"o.i 50 D.:'-h1'
Corn, Folder, Oo'I, Shueks, S. Avs, A. *
rhKNs Fog oil Gums Of fty do !"rs lid urt"F. ra'7i
orar I al .mcaLt, u credit Il sLS mOnI!s, .s r"ca-sE'
giving boa'i -ad satisfactory security.
TIa-. WlTi!:E-,
AdGi'r. "f he Eeta,e oi E!a.ueta Wther., Dee.
INV n-r,ta
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FROM MANASSAS!
Capture and Abandonment of a Sohoon-
er by Hampton's Legion.
Map of the City Of Richmond IN the
New York Herald.
III YANKEE FLEET.
Rhode Island Merchants to send Sup
plies after the Naval Expedition for
Southern Union Men, and receive
Cotton in Return.
THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE

Tsdorals Admit ] Loss Of seyou hundred II
Belmont.
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VALUABLE I'LinyiTiDS AHJSLStCs
rtiIt

by VIRTUE OF the Will al the late TLor.s, ":t'r..
j. deed, and 10 effect d division hniuES.i lie !.s,rc,.
viii cell at public auction 10 The hIgh' al L'udr;, "T itEs-
DAY, the 18Th day ui December nrat, inai NL;-ib.g i.-..
tation in tie county of Dlnw. dtie, eishi ln!'"s sNuir"sA'o:
the Courthouse, krown ~ Poplar h IL, -nr '"' 81 iis
II =. LIZ both Withcr- re,iieh. It ccntatm. t.. U"I ,":r-,
ssu ACRES. 10 In rxceI,eI; cnLdi. l.L, well @hier.G sol ~.
v"rrial :or healihfulLes.. Il !. adI.itcG tat ~ % u ia.
most productive ..trInh In y ( country Tar LuiI .". ~,
s:.i asa Dwelling i!0u,s viii. D rpoE., aai ln vI... IN Ii
yard, will! 81 tie necessary oui.huu-rE, sDG,e Ul "l't. bns
recruit y gsurrgUae u thorough repair. An Ept,c"PSi ~. :.
IL Hitiiri hail Il mil. Of the rrs!ds". .. ana UthcGs : " -'-'E-
vru!cnt di,,.sLres II ;he ueisLa"rii"od. \ e.~,' 20. "@s,.
hts been srs.lsi.
I vii! ! 20 Iii, ~ the samc time, Ei.h: or Tn '.igr'.'
Slaves, accustomed TO plaEtaiion w"IS. rrrtnns "ii.iE
{, view the lana wi c.il oh tie subscribed ~ fIts1 ~,
Or 10 Mr. jos q. EiaukeE.iipu on TIE pieDi.,s.
'nhJ-.-FDrI TIE nesro's, c sn; for tie itLd, i 'rai! q
OH an. Two years, the purchaser < TIus bVNd. ""A ',-'
factory security, and 8 dsed o! trusi or toe ia"H
THOMAS WHITES,
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S'H" 'Tt"G affair AT THE DIVE Hos;
about 10 o'clock on Sa;u' lay nigh, a : n. 4 .n'c,-,.
named John Mcdonnell. W a SERIOUSLY RIG; a, :n- dim,
sn'oon Of the Dime Hotel, Oh M4iG Sr.,v-, bear :; lr,..
cours. Of - general male, Sh!ch oc,.rre! u,r.
huur. The AFFAIR Is said to have cfiyr,.l in a, ,..-~,. D;
lnm" Nur in the bar. Dom ~ ~ ten iron, n, -,,.,
,hhk nutc which had been laid d~o"Irp0U b, - ,hr ,.I
doors, with the arrr.s Ell rurso,3 q ;re,..3.-: ~. ~,
of any one nut he tuh rcor.r,d b, IT, n-y. H.: Ia !.
genera! m-!"r "'''e'' 'H'u-d, hct"G' a d. 4r'..ol, a. g.,
III. liz std. il prenAfGl fiy exploded ;sr '.! 81: f'.rc..3
IA. nIE tlish, ir~';GrI \ In b'u- In it, j",.sa.. b.. o..
:.:c,Ius = very srrinus wluu'. " tcIalu Jsnc- : co.,
S"rc prompt =: t.r .:snr 81 ;is .i.iG.b-asr. lld "a -
ell tao al lac party, Charles TatG rs"n H"t Wm. :Ei.,
Alias PLinu-y. tie after Charged Si'r = !-.s I.Gl. .
DTih a "bily.' Born Srr" r,I aSr'i III .,,Lu,, tu LrI-.-
h~.f"rrtle Mayors cHIr! ~, IIu!n!rc. The .H.4:ri ~.
Nas cons y-a ~ The hur-c al n T. lend, a;..r- &c :..-,.
~: nitrhlIJI CT DJc'ern DAVIS AID :VT,i..
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TITO ACCOUNTS.
Battle Oh candy.

The Atin don "Eirginian," Of th= l5ta, Las
the following:
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Ihc G9nGraI ;m!:a."iai am..u- Is .
er-. VI "h?h "rd highly ln.ernlc.i ..,,: ''G.
tiiat an .32hn!iRe ~ priSnrrr- vii =, =" j..
ieutot. Ifefi. Mcclellan il kun" n "a la .t'-
u t'I'' "usiia'lr policy. ana the. o~u ,,E, "i
Earden as inc ~l':t'at"ry s.rn to~a-'- lie To-.
OF OUT ".,.iscroht nights. The .rl!ia.n.-q:
ita>c 81 These PRISONERS j. n"' - !,-a,.. "et
thought 10 he II rract!eul ~, a..xa., .
niaHlIah'fni'F Of orr :"vcrnrrI- IN -, L:
dltLoiinily Il number 81 Ynunr. pri.mna.. T..
iau l"Ifo"i"S Is II IL. III ;..e ;.r,. .,.,.
with the date ind locality ii rk,:r cql.,g. 49,.
GYFr/rs-Iieut Col B r Zion. 81 ~,
Ram. !nlf Il; Sc Ss>ni Major J + Gras.' : 7,E4
81; scr-rnni J T. L~.dbefte,, R,.fo-t', 81. :" w..
s",r'n% h,Iu'y II; ssrsean; " NJ T Tharsr'.,,"' 3':.
ba'' "n"i 1uiy -; 'SrirHn: e 4 Tlon,s, =. -.
Bates, G,' Ala, near Fair Ak s,.iar. Ju,y '".'t.
Prfcdt.'- Geo Barksr. J r Calvin. / -
Frhns Ward. sh Ga. Run hua, July q; p T. T. "r'hl.-,
L"l!n, l. siTeS. \ J smith, 9TH Al, +, r, VI 'i, =.
Il; ID b Piqu"t, III Ala, mar SrnH I @ H.,
rs: ! Hudson. IN tia, Bull Run. Jql, ~:
4iI Ai.hhH.a, Luar AI,NandIit. Vi. " : ~.
Hi'on, Glib. Lang, IL Va crr. BAL lp. H. y r~:.
Green, Governors ouard, Dukes srs,iN, '%E:
WINFIELD, 18Th Va l!ospitail Cen: az lie. IL 'T''-
Snu'ii C,roHaa, F.;rfnx Court l,u, -, =" "a@: :;
II. Blrnamiar. X. Pimtnty, J. v. frr-I II"
Bar on, I;.I 5. Z Bull run, Jdiy ! II [ r., r.
tors lie Ion. =. e., bull Run, Juiy . Vs. ~.
y c., l;ull hun. Jul; 81: Wa Job ron. fi = Il:
Kan, July 81 Eubt. M4is,r, ID Miss rui i.un =.
IiI"i'i'i"l Ill TIC party, - also tp.pI"i ,,...
t"r. Il very aged y!lGer 81 Fairfax cgu.r,' a. -
captured u lis Residence: there. ,.".uG,l n. -
mLii""t i regiment in The Way Of $50. ,i
crsn:.d %;;I! his corps N Tie h~a;it-o Of E..4...
and 81 .N"til! Point; lie also V~:.!c!utr: as mar.
the ia!a.lra;inm o! Prcs:de.t Slonroo, A..rr,
ST.. 80.
There we're. III al, ahoat six'y.ivc ar..r.
med WIN ihrs; vi" have hccm Released ,a -,
Capitol building Immediately III the yc%r OF d..
sch: Capitol, "nic!. lla! been fixed 10 ,,,rr- =
tho reception oi PRISONERS ot WAY. o. lie ~
H''"Nc mentioned. tit:eu were p~olticai ~.
T""nt.y'hlno have beer left behind. T..-s TO-,
r!s .! var, al ii them o~l..c,rS, r]ostr.:,5 .
Their escape through tie agency OF ou:..G -.
chiefly ladies AID Ole, T.. j. Cha,rhvrs. e. II
c"iiatt Alabama, II rneGlJer OF: the S.S;: 49,,
H'g:!ier;, died ~ prison. OF the whole ur.rrs. 80
three proved i"iso IA their leAIly TO the S,g.E. 90.
10 The caIse III whlc! they had Ell! str,.. Tg.,
.jcre OBrien. of Savannah, s:tl Grorgai H,r,..'
AMI Geprge l~.ir"nce and Joseph El.l:. q, g,'
more, First Mari land Eesin.ru: ~. O, sslal "-.''
took The oI,i! al allegiance and wcrr r.ir,.rI ~
The parOird parry are nj 9~uar,cr.t ~ ,.. vo,,
lEei;! il",cl, corner OF Ninth n.d C,,nr .,r,... .",
ART IN high slee vi thei: rct.m Z, lie S1.;g r'.y
one md al, declare L f!m i~@;ea'.jp t. f,.r.,t. - -
series. - soon hs they sta.! !...c L.en ->.Gan,,.
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s''iNl OlSdilIGt duN III QpOh ~ OullCo
here, then let us return home in disgrace, for such
llake it could be our lot in the event Of a fail
ur- to discharge the duties which brought Us
together on this occasion.
| will move that the Convention authorizes
the President to ill up the Committee on Elec.
tions.
At ttss stage, Mr.. WYsoR, of Pulaski, made
his appearance in the Hall, and thus a quorum
was formed. :
The President then submitted the election
ruturns which were transmitted 10 him BY the
Secretary Of the State.
On motion Of Mr. FISHER, they were referred
10 the Committee on Elections.
Mr.. HAYMoSp.-l offer the following reso,u!
ton:
Resolved, That the President of the Con.
,ention be and he is hereby authorized. to fiji
auy vacancies that may exist in the Committee
on Elections"
Mr.. WooDs.-I would inquire who is the
President of this Convention !?
The PRRslDENT.-There is no permanent
President.
Mr.. HArMoND.-I. will modify my resolution
by saying that '"the President pro tenn be au-
thorized," &c.
The resolution as modified was then adopted,
and Messrs. SAMUEL WOODS and Cyrus HALL
were appointed to hl the vacancies on tho
Committee. d. ".s -s-a
Mr. BLAKEI.-I move that the following
piper be laid upon the table and printed: o.
Resolved, That the Committee on the Con.
~stitution be instructed so TO amend their report
as to provide - :. rs -
list That no one who; shall become a citizen
Of the Confederate States of America after the
close ofthe existing war, shall ever be entitled
10 vote. INA ! .Yff - .oa
I'd. That no such person shall be eligible to
the General Assembly or to the offices Of Gov
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We now SEQ men like
Daniel 6. Dickinson and Gerrit Smith, who
have heretofore stool at ths antipodes Of this
controversy, and classes like Hard-She'l Demo-
Gratis and Gar1isonian Abolltsonlsts, VINO have
represented The most sntagonls!ic- opinions IN
regard to il, taking substantially the same view
OF the part which slavery ought 10 play ia this
sanguinary drama.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27
Accidents.

We have TO record several serious and one
fatal accident which have occurred in this
vicinity during the past weeK. On Thursday
last, young man, whose name We could not
learn, was very seriously hurt, on claim at
Saw Mill Flat, under the following circum-
stances. The claim in question Is worked
by derrick and water wheel, ard it APP
pears that IL bucket filled with heavy rocks
and dirt had been allowed to he hoisted 50
high that it unlocked its-lf 10y coming in
contact with the end of the boom upsetting
its contents on the back of the I'M lured man,
who was working in the hole below it.
When it is stated that the bucket had been
hoisted some fifty feet and that many of the
rocks would weigh from ten to fifteen pounds,
some idea of the nature of the injuries he
sustained may he formed. We learn that al
though one of his hands is seriously cut and
his body very much bruised, he is now doing
well
On Monday last, James Foley was killed 10y
the caving of the bank of deep cutting
at Summit Pass. The deceased with several
other men were employed by the Tuoumne
County Water Company, in making a deep
cutting, for extending their ditch, when an
immense mass of earth slid from the bank
and completely covered him mp, and although
before he was dead, he died within an hour
afterwards The deceased who was about
80 years of age was native of Wexford,
Ireland He has brother residing at Pista-
kee, Lake County, Illinois. He was buried
10y the members of the T. c. Water Company,
on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, Mr.. James Lane narrowly es-
capped being seriously injured, 10y the caving
of the bank on his claim on Three Pine
Gulch, fortunately he escaped with a rather
severe bruize on his leg Mr. McLune, who
is Il very industrious man, having large
family dependent on his labors, appears to be
rather unfortunate. lie was the only man,
we believe, that was seriously injured, du-
ring the construction of the New Ditch, he
being nearly killed by the premature eXplo-
sion of BLAST losing one of his eyes, be-
sides sustaining o'her injuries thereby COL
itlibid JiUieS . Isl inst
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27
TEL .EGRA.PxaTC.
GOVER THE STATE LINE.l
Legislative.

SACRAMENTO, March IS
SESArE.-Gesolution relative to the Sena
torial controversy made special order for to-
morrow.
Union & Broderick expunging resolution,
made special order for Tuesday next.
Act to grant the right Of way to construct
toll bridge over Feather river, near Oroville,
passed
AssEMBLY.-Senate bill to transfer certain
moneysin the treasury of Sacramento county
remaining in the general fund, to the contiu.
gent fund, passed.
Special order Assembly bill to create the
county of Alturas, made special order for to-
morrow.
Joint Convention to-day, Republican can
dida.c was withdrawn. Seven ballots were
had without electing. Last ballot-Ayl lett
40, Tilden 40, Thomas IS.
Convention adjourned till tomorrow, .
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27

SUICIDE OF THE President or THE SAN Fran
CISCO IARNoNIE-Ar Conrad Knus, well
known and respectable German, committed
suicide some time during night before last, at
his room in the liclveia House, at the cor
uer Of Sansome and Market streets 1t is
supposed that the deed took place early yes
terduv morning. Deceased was President Of
the German singing society known as the
San Francisco Harmonic On Saturday night
he made a speech ON the occasion of the pre-
seutalon of a banner to the above named Sc
cietv Jy many German ladies of this city
Mr. Kuus responding for the society, after
the presentation 10y Miss Louisa Meyer He
was not happy in his remarks, and seemed
to have forgotten a part of what he had in
tended to say, or in some way got confused
At any rate. he was much dissatisfied with
himself and at about two o'clock retired to
his room As he did not make his appear
ance yesrrday morning, after waiting until
after ten o'clock, one of his friends knocked
repeatedly at the door and getting no answer.
it was broken in when tie unfortunate man
was found dead in his bed with bottle OF
cyanurate of potassa on the table near by,
from which he had evidently taken the fatal
Il Sc. An inquest will be held to-morrow "
(Tuesday) evening and meantime DIR. Ray
mond, Resident Physician of the City and
County Hospital, viii make an analysis of
the contents Of the stomach. Deceased was
a machinlst hy trade, and a native of the
Canton of Zurich, in Switzerland He was
aged thrty-siX years Alta, NondoN
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27

IHIsH Wr-A lawyer built him an office
in the form of heXagon, or six square. The
novelty of the structure attracted the atten-
ton of some lr>hmen who were passing hy;
they made a full stop, and viewed it critical
ly. The lawyer, somewhat di-gusted at their
curiosity, lifted up the window, put his head
out and addressed them "Whnt do you
siand there gazing at my Office forI DO you
think lis u church p
"Faix," answered one, 81 was thinking so
till saw the divil poke his head ont Of the
windy"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27

, II ilINT TO THE TEMPERANCE SoCIETIEs.-ln
russia twenty years ago, drunkenness was
very common among the working classes, and
tne Government attempted to cheek it by
encouraging Temperance Societies similar to
those of England its efforts however, were
unsuccessful, and, in fact, the vice increased
instead of diminishing Things continued
~ this state to 1855, when the Government
adopted a new measnre-it sent circulars to
'Vne clergy OF all religions, requesting them to
preach against drunkenness, and expose the
hangers OF excessive indulgence in ardent
spirits. They complied, and their exhora-
t1I mons have been attended with great success.
lhls Is evident from two flcts-the first is,
That thousands of public house keepers in
dltferent parts of the Kingdom have petition
ed the Government to reduce the tax paid for
Their licenses, on the ground that the con
sumption of brandy and other spirits has
declined in marked manner; and the naxt,
that the deposits of working men IN savings
banks have risen to the figure of 1900 900
thalerst6O 8oo, ,ooof,)
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27

~ HARD HIr.--IIere is a hit at mean peo-
pie, in Dr. Holmes new work, "Elsic Ven
ner,' brought in to illustrate the character OF
certain Silas Peckham, principal Of IA rural
seminary (the Apolinean lnstitute) i'll New
England village:
A mean man never agrees TO do anything
without deliberately turning it over, so that
he may see its dirty side, and, if he can,
sweating the coin he pays for it. If an arch
angel should offer to save his soul for a six
pence, he would try 10 find a siXpence with a
hole in it.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27
From San Francisco.

SAN FRANClsCO, March 26th.
The steamer St Louis arrived from Pana-
ma at o'clock last night.
Mclean d Fowler, Insurance Agents, give
notice that the Neptune and Washington In
surance Companies of Philadelphia, have
failed,
1t has rained with great freedom all day
as it did all night
Judge Campbell this morning denied the
motion Tor change of venue, in the case OF
Horace Smith, on the ground that the act by
the Legislature was unconstitutional
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27
1allp sQational Qrmutrat

Rr,rrtes OF BEING UNION EDITOR IN
Nopru CARoLGNA.-W. w. Holden, editor of
,be Raleigh, North Carolina) STANDARD, who
has lust been elected to the State Convention
an the Union ticket in Wake County, by
600 majority, Ito stay at home in case the
Convention proposition is voted DOWN has
had a hard time of it editing an uncondilion-
nj Union paper during the late campaign,-
It appears that he was challenged no less
than three times-fought twice and declined
,be third time The Raleigh Banner thus
refers to the last case:
ga communication appeared in a newspa
ncr in this city, purporting to be an account
IF the discussion between Mr.. Holden and A.
NJ Lewis. ESQ, at Rolesville, few days ago.
The communication was signed "Juventus;"
and Mr.. Holden in his paper of Tuesday
,,orpinr. denounces it as "a tissue of perver-
s;ons suppressons and misrepresentation,
fno,, first to last as he had denounced it in
tho Town Hall on Monday. On Tuesday ev-
ennr he was waited upon by G. H. Fair
hamlf ESD, who presented him note. On
reoding it he found it to be from Duncan
HAYWOOD, young lawyer of This city avow
inc himself to be the author of the article in
onestion, and asking to be shown wherein he
had beeu guilty of falsehood, or otherwise
demanding retraction of the charge. Mr..
Holden told Mr.. Fairbault he (H.) had had
his name in the newspapers enough on such
occasions and that he would not reply in
writing. but that Mr.. F. might tell Mr. Hay
wood he had no explanations to make and
nothing to retract. short time afterwards
Mr. F. returned with direct challenge to
Mr.. HAYWOOD This Mr.. Holden refused to
accept or reply to in any way, or even to re-
cognize as challenge. Thus the matter
now stands
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27
w H Y

w n
docs Crisadoros Excelsior Dye present stronger
claims to public confidence than any other Hair Dye
in existence
BECAUSE
it is the only one that has ever been ansyAed ana
publicly approved by the highest Chemical aut'oriy'
ALSO
or the reason that other dye has ever oeen suec
ted to chemice! analysis at all.
MOREOVER,
besides being free from every poisonous Ingredient it
confers finer black or brown, and in shorter space
Of time than any other dye in the World. Sold every
wbers and applied by ell Hair Dressers. oElsTADoao
70. Astor House New York mhio
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27

WE have no account, as yet, of the pro-
ceedings of the Democratic Central Commit
tee, which met on Wednesday last. Sierra
Citizen.
Neither have we; and what is more, we
fear we can't get any-for it did not proceed
TO do anything but adjourn, 60 home and
come together again at some future time for
consultation. The fact is, Mr. Citizen, it did
not know what to do, or how to do it.-.Soc
Ree
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27

BGsHoP BAYLEY, of the Roman Catholic
diocese of Newark, n. j., instructs his people
that Christian burial will be denied 20 all
who sell Intoxicating drinks to improper per-
sons at improper times.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27

REMABEAHLE AscENsroN.-IL will be vel
for Our officers, hereafter, says the Sacrament
to News, to keep strict vigilance over their
Celestial charges. The Chinaman who was
recently arrested for Offering to sell bogus
gold dust at FIskc's Banking House was to
have been examined yesterday morning. Up
ON entering his cell--or rather the detention
room in the rear of the Police Office, it was
discovered that he had flown. How he es-
capped is unknown. but as there was no other
outlet than an oneniug in the flooring above
some fifteen feet above his head-it is pre-
sumel he made his ascent through that, US
ing a leaden water pipe conveniently at
hand, and possibly some outside assistance as
wings to enable him to reach the fresh air.
On reaching the floor above, undetected, he
had free passage TO the open air, and doubt
ess avaied himself of the privilege as he
has not been seen since. This may be re
garded either as a remarkable ascension or
Celestial phenomenon.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27
All sizes of the Ketchum Combined
Reaper
On hand, and for sale cheap for cash.
List Of Articles Manufactured al
THOS OGG SHAWS
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

Il. pECKS IIEApER OR II HARVESTER. which is by
far superior to any imported machine, took First
Prcmiuu at Sacramento in lSiS, and in 1SJ9.
This machine is both light and durable,
TIE CALIFORNIA co BINED REAPER AND
MOWER which cuts six feet in width, and is the best
machine this Coast. This machine took tht First
Premium the great trial, last season, at Oakland
over eleven other machines.
RIDEk'S PATENT EQUALlZING SCREW HORSE
POWER--PoSsesses great advantages over any
other Power in use, and is well calculated for doing
all kinds Of work Il ually done by Horse Powers
can be easily repaired, and at lit expense
EGGLESTl ms BROADCAST PATENT SOWING MA
CIlNE.-rhs is the only Seed Sower ever invented
that can he depended upon for sowing o. grain, on
all qualities OF soil, and in all kinds of weather 1t
be changed suitable to soy the smallest quantr-
y Of Grass seed per acre, to the largest quantity OF
Wheat, Oats, Barley, or any other q ain, soWn
broadcast. The cut-ol slides are 50 arranged that
in closing out q land, any width may be sown from
TIVE We FEET down to ONE has taken FIRSI
PREJlIUH at every State and Comfy FAIR where
il has been exhibited.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27

In China there is free trade in physic-
good principle enough,ibut which has not
yet led to all the desirable reforms in that
art. A dose of Chinese medicine is quite a
curiosity. 1t is about the size of half pound
of moist sugar, and consists Of tweHty sepa-
rate packets--four or five kinds of bark, a
4Etle orange peel, some wanuts, some gen
tain, and half dozen other sorts, not unlike
small cake of backing These are all boil
ed together, and good half pint of the de-
coction is to be taken quite hot as a dose.
The lowest fee for visit is about two pence
and the coolies of the sedan have also to be
paid. The fee advances by two pence at .
time, so that 4d, Cd, sd, lOd., etc, are the
rates according to celebrity; very seldom,
however. is a single visit charged more than
oG' When you consult physician, his mode
Q. proceeding is this lie lays your hands
"n soft cushion, feels your pulse at the
WITS: GMt's's' asks your age and the symptoms of
ffnu.Sposlton, f looks you atten,ively in the
thss' thce' saplently strokes his moustaehe, and
niiIn .ign writes his prescription; perhaps $50
pills, twice day."
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 3D. 1851.
I have this day furnished to TEE0ARDEN
RAMSDELL supply Of Italian Queen Bees which they
arctic take to Marysvlie to propagate and sell on our
joint account. The Queens selected from import.
ed Queens, and possess fully the superior qualities OF
their race. Besides these, have sold NO queens 10
60 to Marysville A. j. BIGLOW'
We are vol pleased with the workings Of the ltaIlan
Bers-n short they far surpass our expectations ana
leave the common Bee far in the rear. we pat an
Italian Queen into a hive Of common Bees on the yth
OF January, and the 10th If Mach, it threw on
fine large swarm which nearly, II not qute al
italian ees. We have raised quite number OF tyoung
Italian Queens and prepared to I'LL all orders
for Queens
People living in, near MarysviNe can nave
Queens introduced into common swarms anf GtAkAN,
TIED without extra charge We have extra good
swarms of Bees In the HARRISON Hive, with or without
Italian Queens, for sale.
Alsothe HARRISON HIVE, HONEY, g..
oFFICE-At E. Teegarden's Fruit Store, in odd
Fellows Building.
TEEGARDEN q RAMSDELL.
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