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LIGHTE & BRADBURRY'S PIANOS.
WE CALL the attention Of the citizens Of Rich ,-u
w mond and Virginia. Piano Portes which f&EZ
we have placed with Mr.. CaTu, that their qualities tfEE
In every respect be tested by the side Of hell "
famed Chickering'S.
warrant all Pianos and show high and
Eny factory IN the country. All OF which
be Mr. oausi Broad Street Sd door from 9TH
dels- LIGHTE BRADBURY.
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Yours,
ALFRED r. TALLEY.
st. Anthony's Fire. Rose or Erysipelas,
letter and salt Rheuu. >eald Head, Ring


worm, Sore Eyes, DrOPsy.
DR. Robert NJ. Prcblc writes from Salem, y y, 18th
Sept, 1850, that he has cured am myric9ie case OF
DrpsU which threatened 90 terminate fatally, by the
pCrscvCriu Of S1r~Iugrilll, and also danger
attack of Malignant E1a'S by large doses OF the
says he the common LI"pttoHS by II con
stgutly. ,
BrOnehOcele, GOitre, or Swelled Neck.
Zcbulon Sloan or Prospect, Texas, writes: d. Three
bottles Of your Sarsap5rilla cured me roma Gorc-a
hifous swelling ON the neck which had suffered from
over two years.
LCucorrhus or whites. Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
Dr. j. b. $ Claiming, Of New York City, writes :"
chcyruy comply with The request OF your agent IN
saving have found your SIrsaparil1 most excellent
Alternative in the complaints for which we en-
plov such remedy, but especially IN Female Diseases
or the ScrofulOus diathcsiS. have cured many iuvCt
crate eases Of LcucorrhUl by IT, and some where the
complaint caused bv liberation OF the uterus The
liberation itself cured. Nothing within my
knowledge equals il for these female arrangements"
Edward =. Marrow Of Ncwhurv, Ala, writes; \ dan
Ctruus t11r of the females IN my family
which had dcicl all the remedies could employ, fas
at Irlh been completely cured by your extract of Sar
sguaril. Our physician thought nothing hut cNtirpa
ton could afford relief but ne advised the trial of your
Sir-nlrill gs the last resort before cutting and il
proved otpctua Amer taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom of the disease remains
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
TOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD
AMI for the speedy cure OF the suRoined varieties OF
Diseases
SsrofuIa and ScrofuIOus Affections suSn as
TumOrs. Ulcers, Sores. EruptiohS. Fiin-
pIrS, Pustuies, BlOtchos, BOiis, bi"ihs'
aud all skin Diseases.
OAK, AN, Ind, 9Th June, 1859.
! G. AVER q Co. Gents: l feel II my uutN 10 ac-
knowledge what your Sarsaporilla has done Tor me;
Having inherited a Scroruous infection, have suffered
nom t in various ways for years. sometimes ~ puIst
ont in Ulcers my hands and arms sometime, - II
turned inward and distressed me 1T tie sloI3cl. INo
wears ago IL broke ont my head and coNtr my Scap
and with sore, which was ll.ul ana
beyond description. tried many m-ich,S a., etN'ru
physicians, but without much relief from any 'ul. ~
fact, the disorder grew At lenSih was rI"lct9
q read In the Gospel Messenger that you id lFtld
Alternative Sr-1parilla for knew rom your ltpu-
tltnu thIt any thing Won made must hc .oi' > ut 70
Cincinnati and cot IT, and used 10 t 70 cured me- took
30, YOU advise, IN small dosrs of t1spoohin over
month"; and used almost three bottles New ana healthy
skim began 20 form under the scan wl'h 1lt'r 4
while itU OF NY skin is now clear, ana know uy my
feelings that the disease is gone from INV system. You
wc0 believe tlmt feel what am saynS when ten
you, that hold you 90 hc of the apostles OF the age,
anu remain ever gratefully, Yours, ..,,..-
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seration, Carries, and EXfolistion OF the

great variety or eases have been reported 20 us where
crr, o t-, formidable complaints have resulted from
ti -. o this remedy tut space here will not ad
mil tH.. some Of thtu may be- found u our American
Autnt. which tlr AGENTS below named are pleased 10
furnish -rlti. t0 al who cIll Tor them.
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...sET TIE BENT.,


TPglLSTERY AID PlPER-HlIGINGS.
Fsyrv .- s.~ rsr-' h., s. cts caN rou BIS reras and
,r.r. .1ry examine his stock o. 800 tsi1 NE above
In, consisting the .1-. E..gt
tarFctings.
Velvet Tapestry. Brussels, il-c Piss el-Aa b-.~f Ae1F
A. Hearth Klgs Door Ns.s --i Stair tol2-
Curtain Goods.
Rrocatef satin Da-.s Union usnask fas5es Chaps, Lare
Mlsin Curtains WITH splendid assortment of "int0N COR
nic Bands Pins W-tIw shst-s-a large assortment OF
al he latest sty tzls, % e most approved kinds nov
Floor Oit-CtOth,
OF al che best patterns lri ,hs quality % The oTest
priced, which viii Del fi halls Of al uensons
Also. Table Cloths large variety.
Puper-HanVings.
snlcnff Assortment 20 All tr acs, follows Velvet
Cold satin and Papers every shade and color With us-
lions az hs kinds OF wood marble Bsnga practical
o-kman myself aud having che h Vocn employed all work
iii Be warranted 20 give fatiflcton-
All orders anything n ne above Inc VII be prnctuay al
tended TO- both a the city or country. -
V,- anh snack Mattrcsseu AID Feather Beds hand
"a -,ss 10 order OF ths rai-risL tocil W Aw-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

cead ia their present course. Party caucus
es, platforms and resolutions cannot commit
true patriots to so with their party for treas
on and rebellion, men must be organized with
special reference thereto In resisting treas
on and rebellion. In order to effect the
objects. or the preliminary objects, of treas
on and rebellion. Men must be organized,
likewise. for the special purpose. and that
only, of putting down treason and rebellion
Therefore, there are bound to be two par
ties only, when the grand crisis comes, a
PartyJor the Union and a party agaiaatH
We defy any man logically to point ont
any other result from the present state oi
things.
This being the case, let those who expect
to act the part OF men, either on one side or
the other, take their position and choose
their ground. They mnst eventually be on
one side or the other
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19
Two Great Parties.


II things continue in the course in which
they are now drifting, it will not be long be-
fore the whole aspect Of political affairs vii
be changed, and present PARTY lines bo Who'll
" obliterated Men who are in favor of tb,
Union as against secession, are found in all
the different parties heretofore existing in
the country. You find Republicans who 60
for the repeal of the Personal Liberty Bills
Of the free States and the unobstructed exc
cution of the Fugitive Slave law. They ad-
yocate this policy because they are in favor
Of the Union You find men lately in the
ranks of the Breckenridge party, who think
that no State should seeede, until down
right act of hostility be committed against
its constitutional rights by the Republican
Administration. Why do they think SO .
Because they desire the preservation of the
Union, and arc not in favor Of secession pey
Sc. You find many a Union loving man in
the ranks of those who lately supported
Bell aud Everett in the South, and YOU find
Others Of the same party for secession. As
for the Douglas and johnson Democracy, but
few indeed have gone over to the flag Of dis
union. The masses stand by the integrity Of
the country.
Now, What does all this prove2 1t proves
that there are the clements Of a great Union
party in all the different leading parties Of
the country now existing; that there are
men in all these parties, who, regardless Of
party organization, win rally TO the defense
Of the Union and to the enforcement Of its
laws, They will only inquire-ore these
laws constitutional, and is this the rccogniz-
el authority Of the Government? Ifthey
see laws resisted which have been obeyed
since the foundation Of the Government, and
about whose constimtionanty there can be
no question. they will have no hositancy IN
aiding with tongue, pen and hand, in the ex
ccution Of those laws
In al these parties which we have named
there are those who are either 10 favor Of Sc
cession, per Sc, or in favor Of allowing acces-
sion peaceably to take place These men
viii Of course not rally to the support Of any
Administration which undertakes to enforce
the authority Of the General Government
The time must come, when those who are to
support the Union mast rally. Very well ,tney
"iI' come from the bulk ofall the parties nam
ed. lhey will eome,not as Republicans, not rs
Beeckinridge men, not as Douglas men, not
as Bell and Everett men, but as Union lfea
and those who are left behind will not be
Republicans, or Breckinridge or Douglas. or
Bell and Everett. but seeessionists per Sc or
those who are willing that peaceable seces.
sion shall take place.
Any intelligent man must see that this is
TO be the condition Of things, if afFOirs pro-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19
Shade and Ornamental Trees,

Vines shrubbery, Creepers, Roses and Bulbs-Chi-
nese and California Arbor Vitaes three to six feet
high. ~
The subscriber viii give his personal attention to
The business. Those finding it more conyenient to
order than to come in person, may ee assured of OBJ
tanning the most valuable Varieties and well arrano
ed as to Season of rpening No Trees or Plants VIII
be sent out except such as in good healthy cond
tion-and packed in suitable manner to 20 anv dis
hnce. Our arrangements are such that we have n a
fears ofheing undersold by other reliable Nursery
men Our prices will be just low to Orders asi Sc
ected by the parties lnmost articles the Prices win
be considerably reduced from last seasons. "'4
treatment viii aeco@pany packages.
s-g Remembers Sales Room and Yard, opposite
the Water WORKS, corner Fourth and Streets Ma
rysyle. "
Jan1V-u Q. II. BEAOH, Agent
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

W WAu-KE-rAw.-The Indians still bring in
reports confrmatory of Wau.ke aw's death
but they don't talk good enough English to
enable one to understand why or how he
was ksled.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

THE SUccEss OF THE DEMocRAcY. We call
particular attention to the letter of our spo-
cial correspondent from Sacramento. We
would remark, in addition to what he has
said that the report circulated in 6acramen-
to, that Mr. Burnell, (the Speaker elect vc-
ted for Fremont in 1886, Is pronounced by
reliable gentlemen wholly untrue. MI Bur
nell, say these gentlemen, was not within
sixty miles Of any polls on the day of cleo
ton in 1856, aad they know, from his own
assurances, that, had he been at the polls, he
would have cast his vote for Buchanan.
Mr.. Burnell has the endorsement OF the
Democratic party of Amador county and OF
the Democratic Caucus in the Assemb bly-and
that is enough for US.
In his election to the Speakership, there
was no traaicing by the Democracy with
outsiders. The Republicans voted for Bur
nell because they were tired out with tn,
long contest, and wanted the House organic
ed. They received no reward and got moth
ing. But, Of course, the usual howl Of "m
sionl" fusion" viii berajsel.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

BURGLARS ARovSD--A night or two age,
an attempt was made to enter the Pacific
House on A st.. aud also Hyme5' store al p
joining. The thieves were heard and scared
of. Col Hatch's residence wac entered and
thoroughly searched, except in his own bed
chamber. Nothing happened to be left lying
around loose, of any particular portable va
ue, and so the robbers took away nothing
These robbers are getting pretty bold, and
somebody will have to take one Of them
down. with pistol, il order to make an ex
ample u him.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19
rLAR SVIELE.
ACrNCY NOTICE.

Mr.L. p. FISHER la cur only authorized Agent q:
Ban Francisco 20 receive ad5ertis receipt for
the same and to transact business generally for the
ps4ocRAr On,e-No 17lis Washington street
asatly opposite Masuire's opera House, up stairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

SENATOR MAsoS.-The Louisville journal
Of recent date, abiding to the debate be-
tween Mr.. Douglas and Mr. Mason of Vir-
ginia, respecting the fugitive slave law, says:
"Mr. Clay said to US, at the house Of a rela-
ton Of his in this city, that, in his opinion,
Mr. Mason Purposely made the fugitive slave
law offensive 20 the North in one or more of
its features, his object being to bring about
the defeat Of the GREAT comnronise ot 1850 p
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19
Arrivals at the U. 5. Hotel.

TEl0 FARMERS If you are in want of good farm
n hands, teamsters hostlers, ploughmen, axmen,
herders &c, &c, the latest approved style, leave
your orders at
STAHL & CO.'S City Intelligence Office,
ST. Nicholas Hotel entrance on Third street
ENO HOTEL KEEPERS II fyou want help of any
4 description, such as lst and Cd cooks, steward J.
waiters clerks, wachmen, bell boys, pantTymen,
boys TO do chores Sc, &C., without blQnish on them
leave your orders at
sTAHL & co.'s City Intelligence Office,
st. Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street.
fFN0 FAMILIES III you want girls for general
n house work, chamber maids, nurses ,seamstresses
female Teachers &C, Of the very best qualty-eave
your orders at
sTAIlL CO.'S City Intelligence olicc,
st. Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street.
FENO EVERYBODY!-If you meet help or anything
L else that don't cost any mOney-you can have it
by leaving your orders at
5. .SrAHL CO.'S City Intelligence Office,
St. Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Thr street.
GTORES and private residences rented, houses and
- lands lea ell and sold, money loaned, rents and
bills col ected, &c, &c, at
STAHL CO.'S Ci y Intelligence Office,
St Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19
Hop Roots Hop Roots

ENRoM THE MANzANITA RANCH, Feather Rivsr
GEO LAWS, Ag't Marysyile,
AT the Tree Yard, D st, near the Post Ofdce
JY-m J. D, RLANCUAR, Agent, Ranch.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19


DESPERATE OUTBREAK AZ THE STATE PRIsoN.
AT two O'clock Wednesday afternoon, says
tho Mirror, about thirty prisoners principal
ly MeXicans and native Calilorniana, made Il
most determined attempt to escape from the
prison at San Quentin. The gate being open
ed for the admission of water cart, the con-
yicts in the plot made a simultaneous rush for
the passage, at the same time seizing num-
Der ofthe guard and using them as a shield
against the shots of the remainder of the men
on duty. a calling fire was opened upon
them, however, and after six of the conspira-
tors had been shot down and number of
others wounded, the rest retreated to their
quarters and surrendered. The men seized
by the convicts escaped unjnjured Six of
the prisoners were killed on the spot, and
three more severely wounded among the
former, man named Bagley, sent from San
Francisco for grand larceny.
TEouBLrs II JAyA.-.-We learn by way
of Valparaiso, says the San Francisco Hel-
aid, that q formidable rebellion, or mutiny,
had broken out in the rich and valuable
Island Of Java the principal seat Of Dutch
power in the Eaat-amoug the Swiss troops
employed by the Dutch Government. 1t
was, however, discovered in time and sup
pressed of the mutineers being shot on
the spot, and thirty-fve Others hung. The
natives are reported to have risen against
| the Dutch. Java produces immense guam
titles of rice and coffee, of superior quality,
the latter being raised from the seed of the
celebrated Mocha berry. 1t also furnishes
large quantities of nutmegs, cloves, CHINA
mon, cochineal, etc, and is extremely yalua-
be to the Dutch Government
! CAPITAL ISvEsrED.-The Alta learns that
number of San Francisco capitalists have
subscribed the wherewithal TO build the rail-
road from Folsom to Auburn, which work
will be commenced at no distant day.
IMPORTANT FROM CHINA-PEAcE CONCLUDED.
BY the Pony Express, says the Bulletin, we
have later news, via Europe and New York,
from China, than have been received here
direct, 1t appears that intelligence was re-
cciycd at the Foreign Office, London, on the
10th December, from Pekin, through st
Petersburg, dated Pekin, Nov. 9th, which
stated that peace had been concluded be =
tween the Allies and the Emperor on the
26lh October, and that ratifcations were ex-
changed on the 9th November The French
and English forces had evacuated Pekin, and
the Emperor would return Immediately to
his Palace
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

Coz. RuDLrE was liberated by the authori-
ties OF Honduras, on the 29th of October. lie
wrote letter TO friend in New Orleans
announcing that be has regained his freedom,
and that he would start for New Orleans in
a few DAYS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

A military company called the "Stanislaus
uuArds,' has been organized at Knights
Ferry
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

ST. JoHNs Church, L AND 5ru SraEEr--
Divine service on Sunday at II a. NJ and 7
P Nj Subject of Mornings discourse. "Are
the occupations and amusements Of life con
sistent with Christian duty?" All are invi-
Tod 10 attend
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

LIEUT.. Charles Il. Ogle lst Dragons L.
s. A, for neglect of duty to the prejudice of
good order and military discipline" has been
sentenced to be suspended from ranL and
command for six months, to forfeit his pay
proper, and be confined to the limits Of his
post (Fort Crook, Cal, } for the same period. "
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

YESTERDAY we put out an extra with the
Pony news, and gratuitously distributed
about tiftyIcopies in fifteen minutes. es.-Rcd
BiiB Beacon.
The Red Buffers must be a liberal set Of
patrons, if they will take Pony extras from
their local paper as gijL
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

NEW BunuINe,--John Keller IS having
new brick building put UP on Maiden Lane
nearly opposite the Center Market 1t is to
be used, We believe, as blacksmith shop.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

MELoDEoS The Melodeon went off, last
night, tremendously. and, notwithstanding
there were several parties in town, was well
illed. The performances were excellent,
and the audience greatly delighted. It will
be oren again to-nirht
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

PAYING a BET.-In St. Louis a young man
bet pair Of boots with a young lady on the
election lie lost, and thereupon had a nam
moth pair Of boots manufactured and convey
ed to the young ladys residence on a dgay
Inside of the boots however, he took good
care to deposit pair Of Cinderella slippers
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

YoUNG LADY N GEORGIA HouEspuy in
the street the other day, says the Columbus
Times, was Observed one o! our pretty young
ladies attired in dress ofGeorgia homespun
and wearing the blue ooekade The make
of the dress and the style Of the cloak, gave
it the appearance Of silk at distance, and
attracted the admiration Of oil.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

LArE adyices in the Visalia Delta Of The
18th January, report favorably of the Kern
river and White river mines In the yicini-
ty Of White river, the rains had been Of great
advantage to the miners, who were doing
better than ever before.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

Cav. JAcksoNs famous toast, which SO
startled the nulifers, is being desperately
misquoted all over the country. It Is print
ed erroneously in our exchanges at least ten
times, where it is correctly printed once
Gen Jaeksons toast was; "Our Federal
Union-it must be preserved Nearly cy-
erybody insists on printing it "must auf
shalt" jackson did not say shall after he
said must; it would have been ont Of ebq,oo
ter, as well as inelegaut
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

TREES AND NINEs-See c. II. Beacls aC-
yertisament in another column lie has a
mammoth stock on hand, comprising no less
than 500 varieties, and he is ready to supply
everything from a currant bush to an apple
tree or a shade tree. His vines are of every
possible variety. Call on him at his sales
rooms and yard, corner of d and 4th streets.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

CAPITAL ISyEsrED-1he Alta learns that
number of San Francisco capitalists have
subscribed the wberewithal to build the rail
road from Folsom to Auburn, which work
viii be commenced at no Distant day.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

SocIAL-Ihe party season slowly opened
at Washington The winter viii hardly be
a gay one. Even those volatile birds Of
Paradise. fashionable ladies, seem troubled
by the current gloom.
WEALrHIEsr County Is THE WoRLD.-The
Chieot (Arkansas) Press claims that that
county is the wealthiest in the world in pro-
portion to its Inhabitants It eaya: 1t is not
generally known that Chicot county, in pro-
portion to it's population, is the weathieat
county in the world The population nun
bers 1900 the taxable property reaches slO,-
900 900, or nearly 10000 to every man, We
man and child in the county. The number
Of bales Of cotton produced this year will not
sal far short Of 10000
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19

"ORKS on Agriculture, Horticulture, Florlcul-
~ ture. AT the Marysvle Book Store
s. G. WILLIAMS