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\. Y. sTncK MARKRr.1Iune 2a.

Market dull and Irregular. Cleveland & To's1o
~; 0alenR & Chicago VA: New York Central Ts#;
Delaware, Lackawena & Western LIST bonds 9SH;
Missouri Sc 33A; Virginia Is AZ; Tennessee 6s 374;
Louisiana So 54K 8 3; California 7s II. North Caro-
lima 6s s9A; United States S. 81 coupons s34; United
states S. "a coupons 10Y.
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FEsTIyAL.-A Strawberry Festival will be
held st the Congregational Church, West
Side, Thursday evening, under the manage
ment of the Ladies' Aid Society. Tickets
can be had al the door. Friends are invited
to attend. ct
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NV STYLES, NKw STYLEs.-We hava a
fine assortment of Stiff Brim Hats of very
choice eOlOrs. Also the same shape in black
a very superior article, just received by Ex-
press. Also new styles of Flats for ladies
and misses, among which is the "Wash
Bowl Hat, - just the thing to ewear in the
country" Come and see them.
Orders for any description Of Military
Caps filled at the "shortest notice."
EnTTED 4 M
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: GOLD BANDS, &C. &C,
Also Just opsqsd q beautiful lot Of
q 10 III s.

1iih Hands. Iool e., 70 match. C0ads and Tag.
m d endisTs defy. Paper Hanging done at
short notice bYexparienod WorknenSana at reason
sbls rats ,.s,.,,r rain.
Eng and vanishing ct fair and nemunE-Ative rates.
To p..lsr, VI. would isSsss t6Sls ssssSSan
% or large stock marA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-26

-Re cOngrGt1late our readers upOn the
5iRcoVerT Of q ruTe cure for R~heumGtism, Govt and
EeuralgiA, and 81 Msrcurial Diseases, ghich ia e.
fscted without the use Of internal medicineas which
destroy the constitution and give temporary relief
Only. mftct, Il Il the ONLY known remedy e1eeting
q norleCi cure, and We feel warranted, from ls re-
aicted and those having Misunderstanding from Rhsu-
1atssm, 90ut or Neuralgia, or the pernicious effects
Of Mercury, % the advertisement in another column
II our papsr, Of Dr. LelAnd's Auti-Rheumatic Band.
ArNnld hT Mm. EISkE. MaNalanl. O. Eb2
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
70 n HUMAN SIGHT EFER IEvEETEDi
D. "a HOIOM0N9ON.

Haefedi and SaeEtFe 0PtaG,
Keeps the largest assortment Of The most improved
fer near or ar sighted, are ground 1ndeF bis oWn
imposition, By machinery ofa new construction, VIII
ne Greatest care, 50 a. 70 suit the syas in al cases,
curing Weakness, DizEness or ln1ammaHon Of TIE
Eyes, and importing strength for long reading OF
61e sewing.
Al. SoicmonBou would hsseinform the public that
ne asFer employs any one In the sale Of bis Lenlea.
E Also, = splendid Bsortment0fbR GhAbbA5f
MICROSCOPES, COMPA6SES, &c. on haRd.
- ~ABTTFfClAL EYES inserted Without Ealns
IS perfscf - natural.
I0TgIoE-Ho. 10 Superior street, under American
Hoees, mallsdaW
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8rass fenmars.

n q. ODELL, BRASS
u E0UHpER AND
nz4 hofA o. eEsfI Descriptions ObTo IA
atsT door Rom Superior street Clets1
3 prspared 20 furnish all knd3 o. s-sris-
used h the Plumbing BlsiD@ f-fv
Einel nae9 and repaired B
Saehse2 NoEk q ell Etsds ra9Ar
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WEDNESDAY, mORNINR JUNE &c. 1854.
nav ADTKRT6EMENT6-

3. Coviea-Lotter Lat.
nss.nss 4 nnsr-COaOsrt.
G. ". ClaFk-Dontal Goods.
A. P. Bachelor Agents Wanted.
Morzan6 Root-Pruass.
IA. Palmer-Bottlsd cider.
o.W.C ark-surglcal Instruments.
Morgan 4 Root-sagars and hOisHas.
\. A. P~almsr-csneht for Cans.
Eottbore 4 HGulmann-Fans.
q. ". olek-c Congress Water.
+. A. Paimer-Turniture vsrnlsh,
Morgan 4 Rooi-Reanod sugars.
Z. a. Pelmer-swsdlEh Loeehos.
Congregational Observation-Disclosures Notice.
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DIED.

On Monday evening, June a, FRANCES OLIVIA,
daughter Of Franklin and Elizabeth King, aged two
y ars and nine months.
Funeral viii take place this "wednesday morning
at 10 o'cloek, from their residence, No. q Hamilton
street Friends are respectfully invited to attend
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1Proof Of the pudding is IN eating it, and
=, tnou fhe real merits Of msdicfns Is 70 tsstit By
sIviDg IL 8 fsir trial EVER one troubl d with hu.
mora that arise from impure blood, should]ose no
tirasi IN esting the merits Of Dr, Wsayer's canEsr
snd salt Rhsum syrup and Csrats.
wBold b 4. 3. Gaylord, q. s. Msoksnzis, I.
". ssckrissr. Strong 5 AFmstroRg snd Wn. Fiskss
UisFcland. @.
szrSss Advertisement.
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RETURE OF ONE OF rHH GRAYs.-Mr. Mel
son Cutter. son orc. Cutter, Esq. who vas
taken sick at Lsncastei during tie passage
Of the Grays Of whom he was one, through
that city, was brought to this city last eve
ming by the Pittsburg train. Mr.. Cutter has
besa recently, and still confines very III.
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HURRAH FOB oHIoI-Wanted Immediately
200 good seamstrssses to make tents. At
sanford's Hall, West Side.
q s. f. DOUGLASS.
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PERRY DkYs-This name is of worldwide
.rsuown-Rot only for the celebrity Of his medicine
Perry Davis's Pain Knlsr-but for bis great libs-
.raIIty toward the cause Ct 1suPeraRes, and his de-
voted Christian life. The obareh be built for the
Bspfist soeletg in the year 1855 wiz Be q lasting
mouumsuf 20 Ais good name
~ Soid ~ nyEh r., and By T. 2. GAYLORD, Wm-
e &c, O. s. Macksazie, Strong & Armstrong, and
3 W Backrtdar, Cleveland 0.
EE~Gae Advertisement IN another column.
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Tho price Of the MoESzEe LRAnRn 70
nsws asenss Is one Dollar saa Ffy Cent?
per hunaraas snd no dsYiation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LRLDRR, 10 News
Dealers, Is One-fourth offs cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties RENTING
postage stamps should send as one and three
cent instead OF larger denomination.
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Cor SALE or 8Eut.

LfOR SALE NEW BOILER n
ENGINE, suitable for q Saw Mil. Enqnirs Of
n r. Kessler, at Morgan 3 Roots, 25 Superior St
corner Of Seneca st. fme24.3f1
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FOUxD AT LAsF.-BrOnchitis, and also
Laryngitis, known IS weakness or loss of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
Dr.. Gibson's new treatment win cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. It Is
the ne plus ultra of medical science. He
also cures catsrrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, disziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases Of the liver and stomach. ONCE
III Ontario street.
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HOWR s. wuLTArg
8Iniabiaa.
D P. BOWER,
AZ k3AgEL0ALu

PLEKBRR AND Gas FILTER
No. l02 Pub. Square, (undeF Chaplin Hall
Esnufacturssa and keeps Constantly on banda All kiD5s
al PIumberaf and Ca Eitterg' materials, such e.
HTtrSnts. Bath-Fubs, Watsr4lossts, Wash-StaDds,
Hrfh-Doileu, Lad, 0alganiEed and Iron Pipo,
Shes Leld, Brss and Iron lin en4 torce Pumps
R7r~ nd plased Faucets. and everything necessary
3off N Houses, etcrss, 6c.s vita Wator and gas on
ne most approved principles
FsricllaE nttelfQE gFol 90 iopblnG and eo1ntrJ
NH
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kr W. L. Marvin, No. ~ south side of
Public Square, has just received for sale, at
manufaeturer's prices a large variety of the
newest and most approved styles of Refriger-
atOrs, Water Coolers, ForreY's Patent -Four
Minute Ice Cream Freezer, Bird Cages, Cook
ing Stoves, Enameled Crates, House Furnish
ing Goods and all the best kinds of Frait
Cans and Jars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-26

MLrEARY 0APs.-Miitary vsps of every
style ct Deekand 4 Englshart's. Companies
supplied upon the shortest notice. Orders
from the country promptly attended to.
Dseksnd & Englehart have also q full
supply of Hats and Caps, lei styles, ~justre-
ceived and ready for spring and summer
wear. Silk, felt and straw hats in abun-
dance
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-26

Day TmH-Thefarmes are complaining
ofcontinUed dry weather. In many local
tiles in adjoining townships and counties,
no rain has fallen for two weeks or It
isfeared that the crops win sustain injury.
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A~rrEEFIox YoUxa MEK-REoRuITs WANT
ED.-zousvs Light Guard, Co. C., is re-
%cruiting for three years service at their
Armory, Superior street, Atwater Building.
JAS. ARMSTRONG,
je21-3t Recruiting Officer.
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8ake Steamers.

- 1851. -
THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
4 Railroad Co.'S splendid Passenger Steamers,
CITY OF BUFFALO, 21OO tons burthen,
A. D. PERKINS, Commander,
WESTERN METROPOLIS, 1000 tons burt I,
L B. GOLDSMITH, Commander,
VIII, on and after June 9th, leave the O. O. 4 O..
Co 3 Dock for Buffalo, alternately, every gFsufng. A.
9 O'Clock, except Saturday and sunday.
~ FirEt Class Fare, $40, and includes staferoom
and Breakfast.
~ These Boats have no equsls for speed, Safety,
and Comfort Connections mads at Buffalo With
traiEs tor Niagara Falls, k~aratOga, New York, Bos-
tom &C &C.
FREIGHT RATES SAME As PB0PEELER.
TTSne Quieker than By RaS%a
J. HARRISON,
LEWIS H. MOhhl- Manager, Buffalo.
Ag Mt, Cleveland. J1nsIs.&S
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oL-Ths undersigned Is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vsth in a superior
manner On short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms,at his steam Planning Min,
corner Of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. 6. H. KIDNEY.
ian1sRlO
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-Prostrahon Of the system and fopld
ssel,s an almost Invariably the results Of early
msl.vr,oties and unchecked vicious hAgits. A treat
ise siaboratsly got up, hiss lately isansd nom the
press, Illustrating this tendency, and thu cure e
well ag prevention OF the same. It e entitled "Hu-
man FraIty, or Physiological Researches" II en-
Tar. fully into the oauses, eGscts and most emeacious
noda q curing sl diseases ola delicate nature, aIlb
copIous Instructions for the persot rOs:Oration oF
thossw he are prevented By imPediments from en-.
4sriuF into the marriage state.
sold By DE-. RaFreu, i9I Bleeoker St. \. J. Price
Is ssnts. Seat free Of postage ~everyWhsre. Readths
sVz+isemeu Of ssTriossnsr' in smother column.
Also sold b. r. T.. Gaylord and William Fiske,
OruaEists. Cleveland. Ohio.
R-It Is wonderful how Soon q valuable
remedy becomes known. Dr.. 5. o. RiChardson's
Bherry vine Bitten Is used and recommended by
ghe leading Physicians Of the country, AMI all who
0ncs try Il pronounce It valuable.
DELsHos, Allen o., O., July Is, SO.
Maars. !. n. harris B oo.-GENTLENES; have
scld d.. s. o. RirbaFdson's sherry Wine Bittsrs for
several years, and can eheerinIly recommend them
70 the public as q menielns Of decided merit in al
Gases Of General Debility, Dyspepsia, Fever a Ague,
n Yours truly,
J. W. HUNT, Druggist.
ms shsrry WIns Bittsrs are Tor sale By Z. ,,
Gaylord, strons a Armstrong, and d.s. Aaokenzis,
Cleveland, o.
RBSss Advertisement elsewhere.
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Co. B CLEVELAND eRATs.-The following
officers were chosen by Co. B On Monday
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LRTTRR LIST.
LADIES LIST.

letters Remaining In the Cleveland Post
Oalce June %, 1851.
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MARINR III.
PORT OF


EETEEED-June Is
stmr. May Qussn. yiger, Detroit.
stmr. CITY OF Bun4io, Perkins, Buffalo.
schr. Ruby, Wiekhams Bud.lo-
Schr. Potomac, Walker. Buffalo.
Sehr. Ida May, Bates, Detroit.
scOE Mary and Lucy, burke, Pigsos RiTsT.
seoW Rescue, Robson Kslley's Island.
CLEARED
stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
stmr. City Of Buhslo, Perkins, Buffalo.
schr. Wild Rover, Fountain, Milwaukee.
schr. Ida N y, Bates, SAGINAW.
sehr. Grinoiine, Green, Toledo.
schr. Potomac, Walker, BufalO.
schr. Ruby, epeedWell, Bennett, Buffalo.
scoW Coaster, Blodsett, Sandusky.
ScoW Mary AMI Lucy, Burke, Detroit.
scoW Osa, Root, Fremont.
ScOW Rescue, Robson, MarQuette.
scOE Q. kich, BIsnnef, Huron. aTss
VESSELS P~AssED.-The following vessels passed De-
troit on the 9th:
B0Hsd Up-stsamer Minnesota .pTopellsrs Poto-
mac, ontario. Montgomery, Mayhower, Dunkirk;
harks Hans Crocker5 B. A. StannRrd, Grace Green
WOOD h-i0 Frnnsier City; sehooners Bonnie Doom,
FEIalsre, Is.an, Nh. sibiey, Cape Horn Black
Hawk, Al. Rich, New Lisbond, O. J. Roeder,
Utica, Tirsia, Charlotte, Avsnger, Stranger, VIC.
Grant, Ralph Campbell. Ployer:
stewart, Chicago; barks VS.. .PisrsOn, Arabs, Z.
b Aorgan; erig Bay ~ ssn94nesa I'm gseF'
Baker, Harriet Ross, San Jscinto, WIS. Nelson
Sophia Smith, Echo, Marion Egan.
List Of the vessels passing through the Wslland
Canal:
BoEud Wea-Jun 2is5-Propeile1s Young America
and Akron. and schooner d. MeAair. On ne I'd
Propeller Ontario, Gnd schooners James NaFagh,
Maize and Rugby
2Ii-Pronelier Prairie State, brig Orkney Lass, and
schOoners Thornton, Empire, Britannia.
The schooner Hamilton Is diseharging al the ele-
TatOr.
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PosFAeE STAMPS FOR sALE.-stamps for
sale at the Leader Counting Room. Bank
bills taken in payment.
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1gers.


3. JACKSON, SILK AM
W0OLEN RFER, Nc. III Pearl street, IVES
Hds. 02os No. 7e Baak street, Harris Block hFt
doors n5rsh Of 81. Olair atreet.
GhaRls e eseTT varsity cleaned or dysd. Cent?
Garments olsausd or dyed without b6inf taksI
n1art OHos oasn hqn s oiclnah A.. n tn 8 p y
W-pfa
THE HARD TIMES WHICH EV-
BBYB0DN complains Of may Be counterscted
81 Erffns 70 the Erench Dyeing EGtablishmeut Of
Frcderick Cyriax, No. 50 Seneca street, next door 20
Mrs. Porteria Millinery 1rore, where every variety
Of goods, from the finest Grape shaWls fOthe Babies'
Blanket and 9eutlemen,a Coats, feEis and Pants
can Be colorad or cleaned and renovated a. g oom-
psraffFolv fridinR excuse.
NIRemsmber the Dye Honas nearsst s.. Clair st,
AGAIN@G. s. VILLAINS
I'll steam Dyer and shawl Cleaner, begs leave
Announce 70 hia friends and the public shat ho
fhom0 again, a2d located At 68 St. Glair street, Ucge-
Eene, o. where be hes fitted up . DYE HOUb4Et
t1e la9t mecllneETs regardless OF cLronsoi and nat
tfH himself inst b strict attention % bgsile18t 1Ai
II III Be able to regain that patronage and supper
N1lll hor % many EeFa crowned ha endeaVoras
1lnulY2-
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BANK NOTE LlsF,

CORRECTED BIZ Q. A. RRAD : CO., AEKEB
MAINE. WISCONSIN,.
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R-see advertisement of Dr.. sanEOrd's
Liver Invigorator.
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m Save your ice and drink cool waterl
Double lined Ice pitchers for $3.50 each;
double lined water coolers from two to six
gallons. For sale by W. P. FoeG.
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REFRIGERATOR WATzR : cooLERs : leg
CRE4H FREEzEks.-Twelve different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturers prices,
for caah, by WI. Foes. my27
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gaper 3Iangiags.
000R oIIsW WALL PAPER

War has been declared and Secession e the order
OF the day, and EoY is the time for all tidy house:
cOeros on them with 8 rush, nee WALL PAPER,
. gsby improving thsir homes and most Of sll,ths
100000 ROLLS NOW A
for sale at n. Cars N 4 Co.. ISIS Superior St. and
90 low thst ell can get them.
THF COST Is MERE NOTHING.
We are now ready 70 sell French Engiish and
Amerioan wall papers from 50 to 70 per cent. below
pseTfoue prices, and would most respectfully Invite
m TO look in upon our stock before buytng, for IN
analitr n Goods and the length Of pieces. We can
i've ths utmost satisfaction Our goods Ginning d.
FeeflV from TIE factories, We thereby save one prohb.
Also large asaoFtmsnt OF shades Of every Farls-
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~ Gee. 0. Blair will deliver the MORz-
IEa LEADrR, by Pony EXPRESS, IN The toanl.
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~PersOns calling for any Of the above Letters
viii R's-'' say Advertised Z. oowLss. P. N.
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c. c. o.-cary,. oeagh care. dseasal0
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lees. judel5k&
DOR RENT-THE FRONT COR
HEB once over my store.
iune4: q ". P. FoGG.
EOR SALE-VERY DESIRA
BILE Vacant Lots on Prospect strast, nsal
aprR ROUSE JENNINGS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-20

Cuts 4 feet very light draught; boy and prr of
mules or ponies can run it LITTLE GIANT" III the
tan grass Has taken the Grand Gold Medal OF Honor
and one thousand francs at the Great French Nation
al Trial at Vinccnnes, near Paris, June, 1860 At the
Mecklenburg Exhibition, Germany, June, 1860 First
Premium at the United States Society, September
1860 First Premium at the Yorkshire Agricultural
Society. August 1850. First Premium ut the New Jer-
sew and Vermont state Fairs and the limited number
received IN California last gave not only sats-
faction, but great qualification that such Machine
could be had. The complimentary notices by letter
from purchasers were numerous rhe low prlce and
great efficiency of tli Machine makes it the Farmer
lIepmate and places it within the reach OF the small
est cultiVatorS
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-20

their sympathies, but the dignity of the Ex-
ecutive Office belongs to higher sphere Of
action.0 The President is sworm to perform
the duties prescribed him in the Constitution
Of the United States, and he must do it or
disgrace himself in the presence of all ciYiliz
ed humanity.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-20

J. j, FRAMER.-Our friend, the "Little
Agle" after a brief visit among his old
friends, goes back to San Francisco to-day.
lie considers Y uba county his home, however,
and will be among us as a resident again
sometime in June next
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-20
NuI.ANce ANp AcclpENr-An intolerable

NUISANCE AND AooIDENT-An intolerablc
nuisance, says the 5. f. journal, has been
left uncovered and uncared for some weeks
past in Dupont street, in the sh pc of an open
sewer, commencing at Pacific street, on the
West side of D1pont, and running towards
jackson street, in front Of Sullivans fine
brick building, nearly one hundred feet in
length. The sewer is some three or four
feet deep, and is filled near foot in depth
with black sinking filth Of the nastiest pos
sible description. Yesterday some nicely
dressed little girls were running races on the
sidewalk opposite to This place, when one OF
them accidentally fell near the edge and be-
fore she could recover herself rolled off the
walk into the sewer. Some men, near by
dragged her out, the sorriest specimen of
humanity Imaginable The poor thing was
covered with the black muddy fifth, and
was too much scared to speak, and as soonas
made the best of her way home, very pic
ture of distress.
We have nc such places in Marysville,
thanks to the vigilance Of the City Council.
The FIRST SWARM On the second of Jan
uary last, George W. Ramsdell, of Marysville,
procured of a. J. Bglow, of this city, an
Italian queen bee, which he Introduced into
Il swarm of native bees We are informed
that on the 10th Of the present month a fine
swarm of Italian bees was thrown of from
the original hive. This is the first swarm of
Italian bees ever reared in Culifornia.-Sac.
Union.
This shows also the great superiority of
the Italian bees. They swarm earlier than
others. 1t is fact, also, that they are more
industrious, work longer in the day, and, as
IA consequence perform more profitable labor
! for the owner
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-20

ARE Your PIANOS IN TUNE ?-Our musical
readers will bear in mind that Mr. George
Greiner Piano maker and tuner, is in town
for the purpose Of tuning and regulating pi-
amos Those in need of his services will re-
ceive prompt attention by leaving word at
the residence of Mr.. Grambss, Bells row
Cortez SQUARE
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-20

CIGAR MANUFACroRY-Mr. Simon has re
meved his cigar mandatory to the theater
building on ID street Simon has hbored
very industriously at lis business, since he
established himself in Marysvillc and he de-
serves success.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-20

STEAM DTcHNG MAcnINE.-This new in
vention. says the Sacramento News, which is
destined to effect revolution in ditching
processes was tried yesterday afternoon in
the presence of a number of gentlemen, one
of whom, who timed it after it had fairly got
under way, informs US that it cut ditch
about feet inches deep, feet inches in
width at the top, and feet inches at the
bottom, eighteen feet in five minutes. At
this time one of the wheels broke and the
machine was compelled to stop 1t trequires
only one engineer and one assistant to drive
and control it. and throws mp the earth pull
verzed and in fine condition for planting a
hedge
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-20
MOod'S SMathCr.

A new Machine worked by two horses from behind !;
can he raised and lowered TO suit delivers the grain
in very regular swaths by means of bands revolving
over platform, thence gathered into gavcls by rake
att
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-20

ACCIDENTALLY SHor.-Mr. Philip Swartz,
of Pope Valley, Napa county, while engaged
in making fence upon his ranch on Wednes-
day, dropped IA pistol from his pocket, which
exploded as it fell, killing him almost imme
diatey Mr.. Swartz was native of Penn
sylvania
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-20

An IMPOSSIBLE CoNQuEsr.-The Duke of
Malakolf is to have one hundred thousand
dollars year as Governor Of Algeria, which,
added to lis salary as Marshal, Senator,
Member Of tic Council of Regency will
constitute an income from the State Treasury
of one hundred and sxty-two thousand dol
lars year. But the Duke cannot obtain the
consent of his young wife to accompany him
in his Algerine exile, and she is fitting up the
handsome resd ence in the Avenue Montagne
given her 10y the Empress at the time of her
marriage, as a permanent residence during
the Governors absence. The Governor was
complaining, some time ago, to the Emperor,
that he could not induce his wife to 90 with
him to Algeria, when his Majesty said to him,
laughingly, "That'sit; you can take sebas-
topol, Dake, but you cannot conquer wo-
man
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-20
Woods Patent Combined Self Railing
Rpnnnr and MOWCT.

A new Machine first that have come to California
represented as ementy practical in the Self Rakin.
process-a desderatum long sought in cutting ma
,I,;p
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-20

A WIFE ORDERED OUT IN THE SoUTH-A
Miss White, says the Harrisburg Telegraph,
who was married to a gentleman from Mis-
sissipp a few days since, and accompanied
her husband to that State which she intend
ed making her future residence, returned to
Harrisburg on Tuesday afternoon, being or
dered to leave the Southern domain at GER
tain date, before the expiration of ten hours.
1t seems that she made a free use of her
Northern sentiments. What was done with
the husband W did not learn.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-20
Spencer's Th -cshers, with Perigo Powers,

These Machines made by D. 4 $ Spencer, are well
known have been in use in California some ilree
years, and are regardciby those who have used mem
with great favor-ao s3, 36 inch cylinders, with Peri
nnis 10 hnrsn nnMnrS.