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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-01-11
BUY TIE Br-Sr!
WHICH IN The END Is IHe CHEAPEST.
USE
LaSd, Webster & Cos
Tight Stitch Sewing Machines
sSs~THE STITCH ALIKE on BOTH SIDES

g"THE STITCH ALIKE on BOTH SIDES
THE LAUD, EEB>rEk & Co MACHINES
are of tie most subst n ial ulnke and elegant
| finish, are strong rel aNle, simple ia coa-
Sfructicn, easily operated by novice, and
With ordinary care wiz run 9ocR fEARs
without the annoying expense Of repairing
l~ays incurred on the cheaper, less Ie'iatss
and mere ,onplica ei machines E.
There IS no instrument in use for sewing ~
capable OF Going gIelter variety Of work =
than & G q machines with the celebrated X
Vgh eel fe e d they will haudle the finest 81
muslin, the heaviest broadcloIh. or will -
work in the thckest leather used by shoes (.
uakers, or carr.ag, trinmcrs. They will ,
also run over seams ard gathers with the e
same facility "a nv' plain work. The stitch e.
AIDE BY them is from TWO THREADS, =
and is the mo dc ir bic and approved in -
nse; is ALIKE on BOTH SIDES OFF,
IHE FIBR{C leaving no ridge on the g
undtr side, 10 wear out and loosen the work -
o. ctded FAULT with all loop or chain stitch
machines.
The needles are not cured and Liable 20 =
break, Int are STRAIGHT and have perpen> q.
dicuiar IN etlon, which il absolutely necsssa- -
~ 10 adapt the machine to all sorts Of work,
| They will bind with binder and hem With
| hemeri Will stitch, fell and gather: are July u
| licensed under "H0WE'S EXTENDED e
PATE NJ and are free from all iniringe> c,
mems. during seven wears use they have -
won the enviablr reputation of being s' tho -
BEST f4Daily and manufactnring maeAines e
| m The cou1ttry.' We have numerous testi- :
inohlalS read a short AID comprehen i've
nne from the p
NAVY OFFlcE, Washir etnn, Aug IL, 1859. ~
| Gentlene;a The Swing Machine ORDER
| ID from you IL safry at hand, and Mrs g.
- iuiiy satisfied win it. As al evidence OF
| ''s simplicity, without directions or explana
tons she commenced king on it AFTER
very hort ri II, AID has not experienced the
east dithcu!ty in its operation. | cheerfully
| i've - on ny testimonial in It's favor
/ l La.ln.Li LlN A..ii-- ol,t Snruanf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-01-11

ELEc1IoS OF FIRE OFFIc ERs.- Badger
Engine Co 70. l, on Thursday evening
elected the following officers for the eusu-
ing year:
Fortmaa-J0sEru Y PEREr.
Is. A0't-RoB'T MCGAvIS.
ID Aa't-JoHx c. MCKEoGu.
.Secrctary-PArRicK KELLY.
Tred,mer-S. w. Smith.
Sttrdra-GEo. G.. DwYEn.
Hose Captain-JoHS LASTEY.
The annual election OF Chief aud .is-
sistant Engineers comes OF neat Monday,
at Dusolfs Hal, a. & > O'Clock p. IT..
in accordance with the new Fire Ordi-
dance
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Lieut., VM L MACRY


m kiitor Of The Christian Waterman aud
ct0r, SAYS, g We have seen testimony
III ftv OF tie Machine made by LApD WEs.
'lEk & -, Hhich from the moral and IA ig-
J. Us Character of the writer's, We are satisfied
f. could never have been obtained, had not the
Instrument 'uIy rca led the represent atoms
+ Of the N thers resp citing l.; these tcs,imoni-
\ ais are from ell rgsmen of high moral worth
= and lnicg:i5y in the community, well known
- t. our rcadeIs, and are VI the most Cat erinx
- character"
Il Henry Ward Beechcr. Of IL. New York
- lndcpendTnt--G ", A. G Curtin, of Penn.
- 10 ace rtpey, New York Trlbune-
= II n. lie ~ J. Raymond, y. Y Times
Horace II by, India Rubber Patenrss--
VIM. +. Williamson, Chief Engineer, U. s.
NovV-Edi'or Practical Mechanic Editor
=, Scientific American iitor Albany Alta.
- md Ar4Us- Editor lIlou'> Plctorial-Editor
NV Qi,aIa P,cagure--Editor New York
= Evening psi T i,tdr ball.nore Patriot
= itoy Cuciundt l. gplrer
e Fsom tie above eminent gentlemen, and
Z dis,irg ljshed sources, We have unqualified
praise and f.tt,r n T.. stiuUnals of the su-
:, perortv and practica hhty Of the "LADD,
- WEBSTER { co. Sewing Machines"
= Efficient Agents wanted In
* every tOsvE:. Nth sn,alli vest,neus
: Of capital d profitable business can be roa div
~ !abliShcu We ot.er liberal Inducements
e, Any eorrespcnde1ce regarding our machines
will be promptly aud gladly answered ell
clo5e l. tier stamp ard We will sond' "a cir
culGr and sample of work by return of mail.
COOK, STONE 4 co,
Agen for NoIth-WeNerH States.
IA Lake Street, (up stsirsl CHICAGO.
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ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR ATL1W,
Next Door to the Post Office,
Aanitowoc, II WISCONSIN
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u b. Subscriptions received and fc,wa,i a BIZ
d. W BARNES,
Agent for Asnl'awoe and einitv. y }.orc .nsq,.-
nsn harra'ira> and Art Journal ..e lie -. "a
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American 5. Union Publications..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

NJ. p. Mason is now engaged in shipping
about 100 tons Of qnr'z from the Brdgewater
gold mines. aud to be crashed at New York,
and the 'prccious metal" extracted. We we're
shown, few days since, n piece of these
quartz, a'tho' We are not much ola geoloGiSt'
we think it contains much of"rreiious metal"
Mr.. Mason, ike Hugh Miller, understand the
"rocks." and we believe his labor will yield him
an abundant harvest.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12
nj - TZR LID-

I'm od.tcck Nov. 18th. at the residence ct fhHo
rr.A f., Inv nov nr Clement MI CHARLES
iijU'IT.C('nI%Gs'oN and Miss AUGUSTA NJ. HATCH
both Of W.
"Who,o Gndeh wife fndcth good thing, and OBJ
aiuc favor of the Lord" said solomon, and from the
amount Of hi, experience he ought to know We n"st
that our young friend may verify the truth Of Solomon
roycrr both the goodness Of the one and the '"'o'
Of the other. We wish them MUCH JOY For 'n'ir
generosity to our "dev," VIC have nothing to say
In Woodstock Nov o. by the Rev. VIM: NJ; T mp
Mr. JASPER ". REED of Pomfret, to MISS LUNA
4. TAFT Of Woodstock. - ,,,,,, NJ
In ilartlaud, Nov ., by Rev. o. G; Woodbury., MI.
Marion f. Ristcll to Miss Miranda H. li"'ch' oo'" u
Brdgcwatcr.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

Ic the readers Of the Age find the paper
more interesting than usual, the credit is due
to the "boys." We have been somewhat IN
disposed, besides mot cling very well ourse'''
for day or two, and the boys couldn't "comc
to time with the Spirit.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

An Immense building has been put up near
Fortress Monroe for the negroes and taken pof-
session o. by several hundred ebony and choc-
olate coIored conlrabands, in body, The dar-
kics receive regular Government rations, and
live hnnniIY.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

On Tucslay of last week Joseph IIennns-
ton, Of Hranccslewn, n, II , went out choppng,
and while at work cut his foot infictng
wound from which he bcl to death before no
was discovered
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

The T.avce at the Messrs l1enry's Hall on
Wednesday, Evening was a splendid affair and
literally paDronzed
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

Hog cholera is Carrying off thousands OF swine
IN Central Illinois. In Platt county alone, fl
teen thousand are sadto have died recently.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

PArlNr OFFICE RpcrIrs-The President in
his message, says: The reccips Of the Patent
Ofo have declined in nine months about
$1,000 rendering large reduction of tho
employed necessary to make it seli.sustaning.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

Col. Mulgau, the hero # Lexington, has
not a very high opinion Of Home Guards'--
He thinks them, like the Wide Awake an
r,,,cHie in peace and inri-ible in war;
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

The conra1anio at Port Royal show no ca
Gerncts to work, but seem rather disposed to
enjoy their new obtained liberty.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12
Late from Charleston, S. C,

irCorp,ation on The state Of Affairs in that part
r.L..,,h 49,
~ y, Wv ,.. ,.,. r.,.
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NV'U ...,L ~. ';,,,
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e''''" ""''!', ,,r Wv Lan..,.J Wv. ,I,;n
aug D" 49, f,t ,.l % u;i. ra.J
,"E ~ ~ w., G.'I' 'I:. .u.,.'.
i>"' ~ ".
"""'o''' '5 ,"'' Wv" 'm,,'.' o. ~, 90,
8"''' ~ N''i ''i''' W.
'l'"' VI 3"'''T'" 'S,':'' I'"' ''g..'
s'o'E '"I 'r"''"
strong ""o ''S '0'e'Ne' uooS "utg !" ~.
c'y' ao'ut 'To '' ~. S''c"s' i u,I I''
are HE" u f' ~ "y 3'"i' " "se' "e
'S1o" OF rrgnpN' ""'"' ,o"' "u''.e" S'''"S'
~ "'So on H9'''"" iS,'""' "'N'"3 ~ an ''o"
I'VE 'oou+ah" '"o hu"u'el ara'"',e "t vac "'I
ience OF Coar'e''os, III tae 'ot''' no".'re anu
sumter mere are IN So",'io" 'ouF OF i've co'"-
P','eS "' "f"'IeI,''S' o'ons' VT. .oS s'"en'
ported sick a week since There are nos very
lew troopa above Charleston on or near the
coast the movement of all that can he moved
being rapid towards Beaufort and Charleston.
There are probably but two or three thousand
more available to send to the coast towards Sa-
ysnnah, without weakening Charleston There
is general armament Of small boats Us Charles
ton, aud five new gunboats are building. The
Ior ,,.ge times, but it is now all below Beaufort.
he condition Of the lower coast district is
evidently one Of great disorder and alarm
e tla thcIr aft ia
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

Thcro is nothing Of much importance from
the "scat C war" this week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12
VERMONT ITEMS.

HEAVY FNE--O, II. Saxton Of BURLINGTON.
has been fined $3.50, and costs, for twonty.three
Illegal sales of strong drinks, it being the third
conviction. lie took an appeal.
SICK SOLDIERS -- Col Hyde reports 40 sick
and - assigned to light duty in the Sd Regi-
meut: and Col, Whiting writes that 1872 are
on the sick list in the 2nd Regiment. which is
much larger number than the average of the
sick for some weeks past.
Efforts are at once to be made to complete
the extension Of the Pgssampsc railroad north
OF Barton, and 10 that end several meetings
have been called III Orleans coNnty.
CLosr or NAvtGArroN The line steamers of
the Champluin Transportation Company, went
into winter quarters Wednesday. The Boston
will continue to make hor regular trips between
Burlington and Plattsburgh,
FAILED TO Pass, The insolvency law which
passed the Senate was rejected in the House by
most decided vote, that body evidently think
ing our attachment laws are well enough now.
Arpo1arNrNr. Fred f. Smith, Esq, of this
town has heen appointed Quartermaster Of Col.
Thomas-the ButlerRegiment. We don't
need to commend this appointment, as our read
ers all know Mr., Smith, and his eminent fit
ne.s for the place, - freeman.
SOLDIERS AND Suffers In a letter from
the Vermont 3D. dated Nov. 25, the writer
says; 1--WE were paid two months' wages yes
+ terday-S29. Two boys in our company each
owed the sujlcr SO Of tt"
Tmrs FOR THE THIRD REGIMENT New
tents Of James patent, Known in New England
a. the Butler tent, are now making and will be
forwarded this week in ,tull supply for third W
. Regiment Ihgsc tents are large well ventia-
ted, made Of the most superior quality Of duck
and are in every way superior to the Sibley
tent hTHit,
--Gov, Holbrook received despatch from the
War Department last evening, ordering the
Cavalry Regiment forthwith to Washington,
The Regiment will probably leave about Tues
t day or Wednesday of next week. Times, Dec
+ I.
RonnEHy,- store of George Barrows,
at Burlington was broken open last week Mon
day night, and goods to a considerable amount
taken thcrrrom The next day Richard New
D ton wa, arrested for the offence, and tho ste
! len rood, found secretcd in his cellar
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

The latest invention Of which we have heard
j. chcaiug machinc--n other words, little
mil intended for toothcss people and those
who cannot properly masticatc their food
Such an article is advertised in the London
Lancet. 1t is fastened to the dinner table,
goes with crank, apl Is said to miucc the food
very nicely.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

FoprRErs MONROE Dee. o. A flag Of truce
went to Norfolk this morning carrying %
prisoners discharged ty the United States on
parole. a rebel dag oitrucc met our boat and
transferred thereto some ladies' coming from
Richmond.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

On Wednesday Nov 81 the first street
ailway was opened in Montreal
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

Nrsrs roa the SolpIGgs The following
timely and excellent suggestion in regard TO the
comfort of cur soldiers j. taken from letter
ius, received from Nuartcrma. er O. IT, Folsom,
Of rrcnGah Massachusetts, Regiment, dated
November 2Gth
"You may say to any f'icud Of tie soldier
that few articles contribute 50 much 20 the
health and comfort, a so Iiule cost, as vest
or way,ooat which may be made Of any scraps
of wooden, without regard to COLOR as it never
shows--tho soldiers coat being always buttoned
No vests are supplied by the Go'egnmcnt, and
they protect the most vital part"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

RonnEHy,-The store of George Barrows,
at Burlington was broken open last week NJ on
day night, and goods to a considerable amount
taken thcrclrom, The next day Richard New
ton wa, arrested for the offence, and tho ste
Ion GOODS loMnd secreted in his cellAr.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

The whole State tax this year is % per cent.
on the Graud List This list for State taxes
amounts to 500 $50 Q5 80 per cent orwhich
is about StSJ, 100.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

Oar Canadian frIends are uujlstly alarmed
on the subject Of q probable war with the Uni
ted States. The government the people Of toe
States have no more idea Of attempting TO H.
wade the Canalas than they have Of etcakjns
Belgium. 4 re@ irritable newspapers, and a
few blatant politicians on both sides are stirring
N mbars somewhat, but We believe the con-
sentative good sense Of the people will prevail
and that CAGE will he maintained.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

TIL, right to proclaim general emancipation
in an emergency, and as a last ycsort, is uuqnes-
Toned. But nobody anticipates any such dire
necessity certainly it is not yet upon Us, aud
if il Should come it would bring with it the
question whether Union that could only be
saved ly such means is worth SWING at all ;
ana upan that question there would he no such
unaninjry Of sentiment in the free States as
there row is for the prosecution Of the war Tor
the single ol)eot Of maintaining the Union
NpriAgEeM RepNllnaM
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

Coy, IIolbrook received despatch from the
War Department last evening, ordering the
Cavalry Regiment forthwith to Washington.
The Regiment will probably leave about Tues
day or Wednesday of next week. Times, Dec
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

The Lowell Cai,cn says that it has been de-
cidcd to stalt up the entire works upon the
Mcrrimae corporation as soon a. the necessary
repairs Of machinery, now under way, can be
completed. One or two mills will probably
start up mex; week, and others in the course Of
two or three weeks. This corporation when
fully under way employs abon, 1850 females,
aud between 200 and SEQ males.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12


The following anccdoto, related to us hy 4
friend, which We never sow in print, is good
one -
An ignorant, bu: pous minister, being called
upon to 60 and see man iast about doT this
mor'0l call, prayed fsfvca'ly, and his petition
was heard, and the dying msn soon found him
self happy in the Lord ready TO pass to that
"Sourn from whence Gt IS sadly no traveller re-
turns The minister, q-t at that moment re-
membered that the man was i Hemocroi, turned
and said ;-"Ero,her you feel happy in the
Lord?" Yes" said the dying man. "We!l,''
said the minister, chow is it about your politics,
foreot to mention that in my prayer, had you
not better make a clean breast Of ito The
dying non raised h. angu'd eyes, and in Il
low but firm voice. replied by Cd, have
always been democrai, and will die ono p
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-01
The respective PR cts are entitled to the nl-
Il.lnrrfl
Election II DeicEntfs t. he >fate Cor-
yenlion CT the icuuh OF JuIy.

The uucondinon1l Union ucn'f Ytla g urfr,
who aprroyc the >olut or,> az Il c,ll,i llc >ra,a
Ccuuni o"m"rtt.c prt,rfcd ot,r 8 Iml. J f.
Hngr, "dni ted un The Sth Of Man, g. o Stfr cu-
'ert at SHcr .u.t li'. ou tic ii # Jui, D. ~,
aud Who will suIi ont Tie ,mu,,s c that t,t-
vet'ti'n' arr ,,'d t" asS,irI lc o. utsLil ii -
meet ugs "n he 18Th day - june. 1854. f r II =
pWpu-. of thn"~ur r 'c't gir,,, Il rtct,l t,u tte
pSo ople, io the said Sftjr tohttit. ll,rt tito
rtt' rcHtuu'f IHiN t,uu y t,.Nct,rs; tlo
place iur h.ld'ul th, n,,tIp = u, Z. tt tV hip
iu bee dcsgn,tvd b irI,hd~ ,t .. q tltl>, ius de
therein. hc,uiic y"icof the ., ,lul tuvI >hV~,
ca>t al the L- Pre-. d utal ,},ti.,nis given / e..
lov; and Also the nunIpr I d,l,.ttS io wl. On
each town>h p u emitted Il der tie tIp,Ili,u-
uLnL 81 the State C-IJid CON iu tt,c
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-01

rr,G=,-r--,., FANIIY CARRLAGEg
.s-71S X BLGGTE>,
-=--<t1. iEIaE1 LXPPFSC.
X '-------i -i-i-.------a FREIGHT, FARU
and all Other kind Of AGQNS ulIiJ AND tlls iy'l 'u
order. Tleu'd-' iEued are prepared TO % sSe al tn
~. d,'"r ton at vr'ic,es. m a Inatu = suited to
the climate and roads OF Cal oruia and have all tie
necessary material Hcl facilities Tor So doing.
They have also hand lot Of
SUPERIOR WAGONS AND BCGGIES
OF our own marsf,cturc gAlchve via. sell at most m
vorAbe rates
The subscriber would also st,te that his mNn0f'c
lures hay been tried with WpuTie vghci.s- ~ diRv-
always prpr-i SUPERIOR 10 EA>TEEI MALE
WAC INS AND BL GGtE&l
Tile pu'li is invited Go / an examine specimens
of our work at The manumoiory. corner %. luIND
srEEEI AND VIRGIN ALLEY, NlrH-vlNe-
2. NAiF- & CO,
mhi2 Wagon and Carria-t k-rs.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-01
All sizes of the Ketchum Combined
Reaper
On hand and for sale cheap for cash.
List of Articles Manufactured al
THOS. OGG SHAW'S
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

E. PECK'S IIEAPER OR HARVESTER which is by
far superior to any imported machine, took First
Premium at Sacramento in 1858, and in 1859.
This machine is both light and durable.
THE CALIFORNIA COMBINED REAPER AND
MOWER which cuts six feet in width, and is the best
machine on this Coast. This machine took the First
Premium at the great trial, last season, at oakland,
over eleven other machines.
RIDERS PATENT EQUALlZING SCREW HORSE
P0WER-Possesses great advantages over any
other Power in use, and is well calculated for doing
all kinds of work usually done by Horse Powers,
can be easily repaired, and at little expense.
EGGLESTON'S BROADCAST PATENT SOWING MA
CHINE-NThs is the only Seed Sower ever invented
that can be depended ppon for sowing of gran on
all qualities of soil, and in all kinds of weather. 1t
can be changed suitable to SOW the smallest quant-
ty of Grass seed per acre to the largest quantity of
Wheat, Oats, Barley, or any other Grain, sown
broadcast. The cutoff slides are arranged that
in closing out land, any width may be sown, from
TWELVE FEET down to ONE; has taken FIRST
PREMIUM at every State and Comfy Fair where
ii has been exhibited.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-01
ESOG Eks'S
ICE CREAM SALOON
ID Street, opposite the Post Office.

FENHE undersigned would TO the cit zens o.
Il MBrysville that he will, Thursday evening l0lh
inst, he prepared to serve them with ICE CREAM
and CREAM AND STRAWBERRIES OF superior guar
ty, and in the ms st popular style. No pans VIII De
spared to make this one of the most deserving ana
popular Cream Est tbshments in the State. 1t viii be
considered no bragadoca, when it is known tHl
have been in the business constantly for twenty years,
Should say, that for the past fifteen eals have
known superior in the IN nufac of Il l. CKEAM VI
To the great dis-eratum in Cream-richness ana ui
vur-l SHALL be able to live proof that lhdve nttaueu
Families and Parties will be furnished at short DO,
tice, with Cream OF any flavor, accompanied by al
the necessary convenieuces.
s55~ N. Z, The undersigned, in charge of the ea-
loon, Confectionery and Fruit Department, VIII ne
very happy TO receive the favors OF his friends ana
the public gen rally, where they can obtain az !he
choicest varieties OF Strawberries, Cherries ana AP'
ricots Also Peaches, Pums and other fruits IN IN II
e. TT. BEACH.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-01
NO. So.
QUlp 0atjOraI Drmutrat
ficcttGshss OI tae LemLcIHgic Central
Committee Of autier Nouhtr.


Pursuant to "a C % # the Cha.rrn 90 If said
Comm ttre, % % eptI1t was held NJ, 24ih. 1851.
/ 't the Co 70 II .u~e, u lubt CIV Womb, "a
! present; l.. p. Wl-.u ChlirpHu: N BouIunr.
/ j. l.. smith, j. kicNmd>. add PhjL + Dte,clr r.
Or u, t.,p, Tic following reso .ltu.Is we're a.
lortcd;
Resolved. That we udorse tive acfion cr Tho
state Genital Comm tter lh-t C l,d tie State
Convention tu b. h,ld at $ crs uieitu. un he Ia
iay,t JWY, 1851, D. ewing that tine ,vnt uei,;s
mbud'cd 10 The T. uf.ons I'D tI.f,d by ,ld Com
tt-r Wc the s,uiiu, MS of If MA, L U.ioa.l,yiur
men.
HE~otvtD. That w.'h tl'esc views, we c. rdially
invite ull ueu IT Suticr Cou ty u lIn hold thc,c
,rntmcuts. 70 meet AND iold pIiuar, u,,ting, at
ucr rosy, ,cilve pr nets, on the 3 n d,y # JuIc
next, it the uri usG teitc.Irg q 'eputtS ~ the
County tuoveat'uu, tn be hetd ~ lubi CIV. n
oUiuld y. Jnlc H. -hi, for the rutIuse e e. Ct
ing delegate, 60 tie tate Cutct.t ni, tn be held
40 > .crmeuto. July 4ih. Eel, aud LuuuatI q
cWd.drcs tor Comfy Officers.
The respective prc cts are eut.t!gd 10 the r.l-
lowing ro!re'e.t,ian:
D.icgut,s Dehrlfcs.
O'Rear'S.............2 HrmTfnn's ...........3
'l"u-.............5 F.Ihtn. .-......... O.. ,
lhumps .........-...Z 'rlnur e',.......... 2
t'ugh..............2 cuuuur...........
VI iuteio ............2 II H. .........Z
l'rttau's u's............2 llumi'> .........
N.eau4 4s...,..........2 luba Cii: ............5
T. ? Wu-u~. , hai,n,nu
lut Drt-cut.. Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-01
EERS. NISSIO{y,

An experienced nurse and female physician, hns
Soothing Syrup for children eethnF. which greatly IA
ciltatc the process Of teethnr, by soeu!ag the gums
reducing all nnamaton-vill allay MI pain, end is
sure to regulate The b. wels. Depend upon Il mothers
II vii everest to yourselves, and relief and health o
your infants reiccuy sa'e in all cases. See adver
usement in another colun n. mayi-ly
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-01
G. III. BEACH.
Stock Esamched.

FKEHE subscriber has good Pasture for ~
& Stock of all kinds on his Rancho, one Ige-A.
and n quarter miles from Maysville, 49,.
accross the Yuha River.
Horses and Mules left at the OREGON STABLE,
corner and Third street will be allied for daily
ap5-u CHAs, II. HEDGES.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-01
REPAIRING OF AEL KINDS
Done at Short Notice.

In conclusion, will add that all the above Goods
made of the best material that the country will afford.
Ihe mechanics employed are men of long experience.
Every article manufactured is of the most approved
style and has the latest improvements of the day..
while feel thankful for all past favors, trust that
may meet with good encouragement in building up
HONE INDUSTRY"
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
from a Hay Fork to a Twelve Horse
Power Thrashing Machine,
Oan be procured at my "Pioneer Agricultural Works"
THOS. OGG SHAW,
~.,oo s3 Sacramento street, San Francisco, CAL