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Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25
MADAM HARTMANN

lated for and in what part of the world you will make
for une, aud the period of your life the most prop
Ous tn business to travel by land or sea
She gives you correct information Of absent friends
How you will prosper inawsuts, or any other kind OF
business-if your pretended friends are true or de
ceitiul she win describe your disposition your const
tution and all the principal traits in your character
ASrRONOMY.-Counti by your Life Star
by the heavenly bodies and by the month and day
you borI, she gives complete Chart concerning
all your future life. No who Is FREUD to himself
will fail to have consultation, If he wishes to be hap
py and fortunate through lfe She has power to per-
form wonders with sympathy and the actual Egyptian
Secrets.
She can be consulted about patients diseases-curc
sickness pains and rheumatism. Cures the sight,
and relieves the toothache, that 1t never will
turn Persons desiring her services and not wishiag
to call upon her, by sending her word will be waited
upon at their residence.
she Is visited daily by dozens and dozens Of people,
CONSULTATIONS-( strictly private) from A. NJ. to
10 p. NJ. PRICE-from 81 to So. Explanations in
English, French and German.
EN- MADAM HARTMANN manufactures an arti
Gle of Cologne Water, that softens tue skin, ma
king the cOuntenance look young and beautiful. 1t
also removes all freckes. 1t is important that ladies
who desire fine complexion should use this water.
nov251m
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

SHOOTING MArcH.-Rare sport is going to
be had to-day, at o'clock P. NJ, near the
California Brewery, between sth and 9th
streets A grand shooting match will take
place for turkeys, pigeons, ct cetera
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

REcoRDER's CouRr, YEsTERDAY.-The case
of "New Mexico for burglary, was continu-
ed till this morning
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.-At fv,
o'clock P. NJ, Tuesday, 2Sd, the Central Over
land Mail Coach, with the mails and two
passengers from Salt Lake City, arrived a.
Placerville. This mail left Salt Lake, No
vember Sth, and brings the first number OF
the new paper of Kirk Anderson, under date
of Nov. 9Th from which we extract the sub.
Joined items:
Major Brooke had arrived from Cache and
Malade Valleys, and reported that the Pah
Ute Indians had been trying to get the Snake
Indians to co operate with them in foraging
expedition against the whites; but the propo
sition was rejected. A slight difficulty had
also occurred with the Inlians at Fort Hall,
on account of the latter stealing COW from
some traders.
Judge Cradleburge, of the Second U. :.
District Court for Utah. and Wilson, U. S.
District Attorney, had both arrived in Salt
Lake City.
Charlie Crocker's Magnolia Minstrels had
also arrived from the States.
The body ofa man. supposed to be team
ster, was found on the summit of the Biz
Mountain, and it was believed that he had
been frozen TO DEATH
The names of the two passengers are Mar
tin Persinger and - Sleete- Union tel.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

ANOTHER ALLY FOR DoUGLAs.-J. Knox
Walker, Of Tennessee, who was the private
secretary of James X. Polk. during his Presi.
dency, is making speeches in Illinois in favor
of Douglas, in company with Ex-Governor
Jones
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

DolNGs AT THE CLUB HoUsE-Fine times
will be had to day ut the Club House-Chick
en- doings all day, and a chicken fight at
night All right
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

- hare s,oorn on the altar ofmy country eter-
nm enmity to eDery toya Of tyranny orer the
mind Of man" THos. JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25
Notice to CreditOrs.

JoHN e. X LINK VS.. HIS CREDITORS
NOTICE sshereby given to the Creditors of Jno
~ G. Klink petitioner in Insolvency, to be and
appear before the Hon. VIM. T. Barbour, District
Judge of the Tenth judicial District in and for Yuba
County, his chambers in open Court at the Court
House, in the city of Marysvle, the 27th day OF
December next at ten o'clock A. NJ, to show cause II
any they can, why assignment Of the Estate of
the said John G.. Klink should net be made, and he
be discharged from his debts, in prescribed
by law.
Ey order of the Hon. VIM. T. Barbour, Judge Of the
District Court, Tenth Judicial District, in and for
Huba county.
.... Witness my hand, with the seal of said
l.. s.. Court affixed at the city Of Marysville, the
'''' county seat of said county, this 24th day Of
November, A. d. 1858.
WM. SHARKEY,
nov24-3Od Clerk of the District Court.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25
JOHN R, RIDGE, Editor.
MARYSVILLB.

THURSDAY, NOV. 25th, 1853.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

nB large number of divorce cases are
now pending in the different Courts Of this
State.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

RUSSIAN BARLEY.-Tne San Jose Tribune,
of Nov. 10th, thus speaks of this product:
We think it well worth while again to call
the attention of our farmers and the citizens
In general to the valuable qualities of the
Russian or bald barley 1t is grain pecu-
Harly adapted to this climate, being very
prolific and producing an abundant crop in
seasons so dry as to be fatal to most other
cereals. The grain resembles wheat, but is
heavier. Mr. Henry Edwards, who has Ia.
ken much pains in the development of the
qualities of the article, has had suitable bolt
ing apparatus introduced, and has supplied
samples of the meal to quite number of fam.
lilies about town, by whom it is universally
pronounced very superior article 1t makes
a batter-cake incomparably better than corn
meal and surprising even buckwheat cakes
in all the qualities that constitute excellence
in that luscious class of comestibles. As feed
for horses cattle and poultry, rs We have be-
fore stated, the Russian barley is not surpass.
ed by any other grain and for brewing it is
pronounced by San Francisco experimenters
to be better than any, yielding much larger
per centage than the ordinary barley. We
hope and expect to see it very extensively
cultivated in the valley the coming season
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25
Notice of Turnpike Road Company
SIERRA TURNPIKE COMPANE

~TE, the undersigned, do make and subscribe hi
w declaration of intention to organize aTunph
Road Company, to be known as and called The Sem
Turnpike Company.
The general route of said Turnpike Road Obhrn
Downieville, passing thu ough the town Of GOODYEAR
Bar, and over Woodrul's divide, and through ID
town of Camptonvlle to Garden Valley, In Yuh
County, with branch Of said Turnpike road ne
Woodruf's divide to the Emigrant road at the PN
known as Fred's Ranch. on the road from Forest Cq
to Aneghanylown, passing at or near Forest City,
Sierra county. The termin Of the said Turnpike Ren
to be Downieville, in Sierra county, and Garden W.
ley, in Yuba county.
The place Of meeting Of the subscribers to IBIS N
claration, for the purpose Of prsiimnarg sTana
tion # the Company, shall be Goodyear's Ban saa'
ia county, and the time of such meeting shall On
Wednesday. December 1st, 1853.
GOoDYEAR's BAR, Nov. 18th, 1858.
J. II. Atkinson, w. H. Ladd, Chris Rel@
VIM. Illingsworth, W. d. Cheever, b. D. Colony,
Nj. Kirkpatrick, S.W. Langton, NJ hasmS''
A. 5. Haxter, NJ. V. Gilbert, l. L. JAMES,
AOnTo Plau, d + EasterbrOok, Wash. MfgaL
Platt Forbes, VIM. J. Ford, W. fOwlse em7
Ernest ZOller, V. @ McMuuy, SANFORD man,
J. Nj. Harris, Newell Lynch, J. A. MsIun
John ID. Scellen, l.. L. Fox, Peter kiee'
nov2o-td
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25
MARYSVILLE THEATRE.
Farewell Engagement of the Nonpareil Troupe,
GEO. CHRIS1Y'S M[NSTRELN,
Prior to their departure for new Orleans.

N. B.-This is positively the last opportunity the
public will have to witness this talented Band, COM
prising the greatest array Of the most brilliant Stars
concentrated throughout this State i'm one com
pany, whose great merits need euogy, their match
less performances having been appauded to the echo
by the largest and most highly delighted audiences
ever assembled.
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pfFD.

ARNsrRONG-On rhorscay Dec &C. slr5, rei!t OF Thomas
Pr r'~aJs ard ,ho.e Of Ger sor. aw Vim. ssmp.on saa
eoss u. ,sited % attend TOE ilne'al il ss 81
s3c ~. ii6 1aFd Avenue, on Saturday, i''A N' . "
sLANrHoRNin BrokynE D ,ou Th,,.t,y De- % ss,a'
Ise lrlcru. GLt- Jsrs aid Marta j. oaAi''Ii
y sstd yta.s, mou.ls sd ?. dagA
BENNETT, bellevue Hospital Oh Thursday rorninH Dec.
9. a; 90 O'clock Reuben Bennett, ss,d - ye~I'-
bow ERSA; Hsrsra, On TauncAy De-, e John A Bowers
aged . yrar'' month. and a-y..
CARR-In soc;h Brooklyn. WEDNESDAY Dee y a,st :
lrserns Ines. JOAN K Care n ne IN yea % - ''
HANYORD-In Willism.br-.h on gniay De- H. 8: p m
Of M lunAsion Of t. lungs, sarah, wife 81 hAn1 HA
IT, feds Of h- family ,e invited attend h.r fln.r, on
s-rssy 18Th inst, st p L, s. ~ Gothic d. L. Al'.H'
GTald .-re-t- 80
HEGBERD-M Mss2e.h Lons I.and on Friday, Dec j.,
Chsr, hegar. younses, Of : Ejsaf aSd ANA LA i
r. lie f1 ~ requested % attend The Ianerl on
sunday oe. E, Il. fathei' re'''sI'e' '' 'r
Long f.srd -,
Cnns..n. IounE, Vie James Mcclellan ase q "l@s'
sc-isld AGED - Yeas.
urILFR-a- No 10 s.,oad ..ree, ThsrsaaJ un'Fr-s
Dee. IS, May, VIZ Of Felix Miller, aged - 'e-'' -
moths. d.. =
oNElLA l.r redeace No % sod. ''reet. s'''S''H OF
coisun pt.orl M. C-;h-ri- C'.'-l- sEed y yea
sHTI-On THURSDAY evening, Dec. H. srsr OK sal -
fll Hines. t1l H. Smith Of the ia;e Jap d. 'A
Ia. e a. and relative. lie family ARE most respectfully M
attend .e i1n,rs nom iae re-'--. - =. cOrk
The rrnsn. VII be ,afu % snith,o~a Loas i'A-a III Ia
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sE,RS-AttIe re.lsuc. = h brother C. ; srs = " -
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rAYLon-A: Se~art Tsdsy. De- H. Of f.s-s 81
f.i- .-re- George r. Ia or, aged % 49, - 49, "
Ahrau L. Durkir- .
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srd Del, rah A. " lls ., scfa - y,srl -
TIE feats.aa r.'ive, q tie family arc v-d 70
RESIDENCE o. parents, NJ. u EAii.il, -
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10 tsbe hrr hone VIII Him 20 Test
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II p ..v-. sai friends of DE family IRE ~ -.
a.-.ud .t flO fe-f-sce 81 h11 tA-7- N''
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MARRIED..

CARR-6OODvIN-On Thursday, Dec ~. by tie Rev. J.
Por,,ns Mr. John b. Carr Of SINCE, C. W. . M's Ann
Goodwin OF Auspnia, Coln.
COOPER-PUFgER-ln Brooklyn, on Thursday, Dee T. BY
The Rev. W II Lewis ID. d., Robert J. Cooper sai hnJ'
daughter 4 (has ID. PUfer.
CAMMANH-CHE wednesday, Dec. IS, a;
= TAou.a.'s Church. by Ire Rev. W. ). Morgan D. ID,
henry }. Csumanp Haze daughter o. Henry A. Chese
bloug-. all OF his citJ.
CLARKr-FisHER-Ou Wrfuesisy, Dee. - IN the North
vet H. formed Dutch Church, Wet ~ eny third street, By
the Rev H. D Ga1se, Felcirand IT, Carke or Hlcc s"r
n T. 70 Cara A. ctes dsa sttr Of TIE Lax, John r. Fisher
If this city
CLEyEL ASD-WRAY-l Phisdaphi., on Tuesday, Dec:
~ 81 H. T. CeyeAnd 81 bi, city to Lizzie, daughter Of
James ray. esd, OF Philadelphia
HILL-ROBBINs-In Boston, Thursday De-. 10 BY The
Rev. Chandler Robbins, d. d.. trsed by the fey AO-zo
hill ID. D., ME Hamilton A lh 70 Mis- Mary r. Roo1-n
both II Boston.
SCHUYLER VALENTINE - On Wednes1ay, De- ID, 20
Gree Church by the Rev. T. II. Taylor d. D., ii nry n
Schuyler Film p, o.lshe. Of a. p Valentine ESD Of
Sp,tsNood. y. }.
WIFI TELsEY-BEEDER -0n Thursdsy, Dec. Is, by the
Rry Thompson, D. D., AZ the Caurcn o. M tlnai =
Jofr &. Wtf.lsry Corneis Livingston daughter % u,
a. AIRED ). kscdrr OF Cincinnati.
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COURT OF COMMON PLgss-D c. i-.-Before JUICE


Y a 4
BNTrERY.
Isabella Chalmers sgt. VIM: Stewart.-Pisiotif
co-paued - ttg ss, y July s. vn she "a ensised
df-r cant calico her .andsous fred losisd pitt,
a. r that tie arge pass, c'ose by side and lodsd
sir 49,, them ipo sot. Vi b5es SAP anJ ,oas
pr .ettg large ierocious dog a. her, itaer Inst
be 80 ufen h,r and satreet her by opoonoc' names Tie
jury found verdict 10 het favor for -5iie
Ile f,llowi1g Order was made this morning:
l. Cesadarof Causes vii he nlaae tor tn' January
IT, rern 1889 Notes u l-sre therefor he lied CA
D, 'oIe Fresy The 2th dsy OF December inst $50.
Not o. Is ue Tor tha 80 "a soh 1len' ern rns' -
= ud b. aJar' or ~ The Court i.i,5oa, J0E,
IL sl state whc her i cause Sea f9tl on ne
Ca,l4r % l an rheG So sars.e "srA Sn - .sH'eF
H. q X {, Directed uo 20 ,rv cause upou III cteu.
c,f pnsss To- NJ, 81 I'a' conforms to ie 0''s04
Cav. n which N1.e. Of sled sab.sq1 % ias
JsIry t. M will n. laced a. tae tot Of the "a M, Va
term ard shs BE- uesssy O. ale more .aA one ''e o
iuf n = 81 csae Il osTtsd o', ,ha PLACED the
''.' own f,r the Tin week Of any term, I'D which
ar No.. - Of during th.t week, aLd clu''s Inark't ~
~ tie WIN A, 1s g P5G i3sas a s '4'y'-''' '
s cs~ nag he gre. ny s e. I'm ~ an eie
E,,r,ed ,iih' psiy az sFp 4eHdar Two day' NOTICE
IT, tarncar o. I,5nesof Pc, 20 =. "a Thursday
"s,vseea ,t,l b. rlsced on tae Dsg Calr
SPECIAL TRf.L CsIssDas q. II b.
reason - believe that he .sfuse i uade only r day ~,
b. ps-d sre 81 Tfa Calendar ~ her. mater pro- ''"h
the Trial i. .ttly 20 0rcLpy mone hsn one eour
To .ntle N, psnt pie. the such calendar hr
mus. mcVe therefor Chaubrs upon sL,tie Of vur days aud
with notice the ifesiis % 'ch The motion VIII
h. founded. . 80,
II the motion Is granted TIE wsy boesE o. tue third
Wedne,dsy .ach cay Of each t'sm tie eadaF III be
nsde Up. - .,,
Il hal he the d.y If The p'n'if's attorney - fe vi" -
Cisrk Il the Court Note before the Third Mon
dsy o. the term which shall contain The number IRE 'a-' on
The era c ndar and re t'e 81 IL, oroeF duectus
o be- placed on the special calendar.
T. The shs al ally occupy more man one holr tnr
.4fat. The % ION az
cause nut down e. the foot the trial calsnda
NAThL- JARI Is, j., C!erk.
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The Third Annual Fair for too benefit of the New
Yo,k Inhr,nsry for Women aud Children will be held
at Lyme Hall, No. 700 Broadway, the 2Oth DIST,
and 23d of December variety Of fancy work from
American and English contnbutors-C orstmas pres
ents for boys and girls Of all ssesarices for dressing
Christmas trees-cbildrens loen, etcwill be offered
at very reasonable prices. Great pains have been
taken to render the Fair attractive and all who wond
like, in buying their Christmas gifts, to contribute to
good cause and deserving institution, will have Tire OPP
portunity Of doing 50 at this Fair
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tAdsertisenrl.
MoTORpATUT ~ DISEASES or WONiN.-H.

UALsIED H. D. sas been ip1uc,d give restmcnt n New
YORK, asys curing Winter. 10 hi- ~ssnown
In tie ~ NDaus h. dcats he Of
oausic with poisp effects and 81 supports His system
al Matcrpsty i based philosophical principle II gives
functional powers o all the oran. IL
hos bsu u the tieatsu; OF five thousand IN ding
and lie Ts practice. TIE speedy Eud Liable Those
brought beds. eyeD ensb.d ws's Over 40
ca4s Ct spus oseac have also been cured Gail, I ed a.
81 Nicholas Hotel from 10 to and from tot m,
TUYsp,Ys ana WfDyE,Dass. H Is other days hi R)luf
Hil Ws,esCure Northampton, Mas, whca is open Winter
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CITY II1H.MS.

An illustrated lecture on the "Shrires Of Sacred
Story" will be delivered on Monday evening next a.
soclock, by r. Saunders esq, suthcr of " Salad for
the Solitary at the Washington avenue Bap'ist
Church. Brooklyn. The proceeds Of the lecture " be
aPplied toward the funds iof the erection Of TIE
new church edifce. Admission % cents.
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