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Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

WE give our Yreka readers the contrast
between our own climate and that of San
Fra cisco, in the following extract from the
Morning call of the 9th:
1--WE are surrounded with all the concomi.
tants of summer The hill sides are clothed
with verdure ; nowers are blooming, the all
Is heated yet balmy, the sun puurs down an
intensity of light, and the apple and pear
trees are loaded down with their second crop
OF fruit 1t IS November, yet we are in the
enjoyment of our sumner
The difference must be very apparent, and
while we acknowledge to our brethren of
the South, that theirs is the most luxurions
and seductive climate, ours is the most vigor-
Gus and eXhllerating. Lungs inflated with
the pure eliXer Of life which Nature imparts
to our noble mountains and valleys, know
no languor and experience but slow decay.
II In the yoluptuous atmosphere floral
charms and cushioned indulgences of the
sunny SOUTH there is genial andI impas
stoned pleasure that approXimates a blissful
safety we, OF the Great North" less fay
ored IN more tropical luxuriance, can boast
oil an atmosphere that stimulates to Mouqht
and action ! that paints the cheek with the
rose tints of health; ashioning its partici
P"u'9 tiiVt III O"e s'hlle ol rugged severity
and of sublime endurance. than in that of
the subtitle refnements and natural delicac.
les of our lower neighbors
Theirs is the sedative charm-ours the
buoyant life And when we look out upon
the sublime grandeur which mantles the lofty
and venerable brow of shasta" and then
return again to the cheerful Goals that red.
den in the blaze Of ample and domestic fire
sides we have no cause for disquetude-nay
should feel proud in the contrast between
our own privileges and those of more south
ern counties
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

From THU INDIAN WAR.-For several days
previous to the l4th inst, Capt Messec with
about one half his command, had been in pur-
suit of a band of Indians who were fiving
from the old Humboldt Bay trail over the in.
tervening mountains towards the New or Eel
river trail. On the l4th they came up with
and surprised the Indians, when a brief run.
ming engagement took place, at the head of
Wager Creek, near the Eel river trail some
five or six Indian warriors were killed. and
six or eight squaws and children taken pri
soners. a man named Allen, under Captain
Messec was wounded in the shoulder during
the engagement, by the accidental discharge
OF a companions gun. Two rancherias dis
covered on the line of march were demolish-
ed. The prisoners taken are intended to he
sent to the klamath or some other reserva-
tion. The manner in which this campaign is
being conducted cannot but result in lasting
benefit to those trails; destroying the plac, $
of abode and supplies of the warriors and de-
priving them of their squaws and children
will soon bring them to terms, and will wiring
| from them consent to 90 to, and remain up.
on some Reservation, when all their necessi-
ties will be supplied, without the commission
of depredations upon the trails Trinity Jour
Saturday.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

STsKIYoU Cove Gull from the Chronicle
the following;
GAME AND SpoRTING.-Game is now be-
coming quite plenty in the hills and valley;
adjacent to Yreka. Dear can be found oc
casionally, and mountain hare are already
so abundant that in ramble over the noun.
tains, one would almost think that every
thick bunch of chapparel was favorite re-
treat. AT present they are rather wild, but
little snow will have a wonderful charm in
tanning their restless spirits 1t has been
proposed by several, who are fond of the
sport that if one of these animals can be Sc
cured alive, and taken mile or two in the
plain, between this and Tabl Rock, he would
make rare amusement for the horsemen in
the chase.
Trout are also quite abundant in the river.
During the week we have seen several fine
strings OF these speekled SINNERS" that had
been allured by the tempting bait There
are streams and lakes in the vicinity possess
ed ofinducements, OF of this kind, sufficient to
equal the rhapsodes of the "Adairondac."
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

AFFAIRS IN SoNoMA CoUxrY.-From the
Sonoma Journal, Of Nov 10th. we copy the
following items;
friend informs us, that while on re.
cent visit to Bodega, his attention was called
to a single patch of potatoes containing four
hundred acres
We learn that the last mail from the East
brought the appointment of Uriah Edward.
as Postmaster at Petaluma vice w. r. Swim
ertOn, removed
For several mornings past the ground has
been white with frost, and the air decidedly
frigid in this locality
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

cB-We are gratifed to learn, says the Te
hama Gazette, that S. p. Storms, lately injur
ed by being thrown from his horse near y Neals
Ranch, is recovering slowly from the effects
of his fall No clue has yet been found to
the robbers who so cowardly took advantage
Of his helpessness, on the night in question.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL-Jas Pettinger,
ESD who Is well known as a public spirited
out somewhat eccentric character, has re-
turned TO town, and may be found at his old
occupation Jim is noted for his persistent
ana successful efforts to put down great
somewhat vain, and is often to he fonnd ot
the glass. When we last saw him he an.
peared to be troubled with great sinking Of
spirits, and was repeating d eouplet from his
favorite author:
"rhe grave the grave within its scope
Lies human heart and human hopen
He IS not the only instance where success
at the bar is joined with fine appreciation
Of poetry.-Hydraulje Press.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

CHANNEL RocK.-The energy displayed by
the Channel Rock company, says the Butte
Record of Saturday, merits the most complete
success Yesterday, their claim which was
flooded by the late rise in the river was again
laid bare, and if no further accident has hap
pened, they will probably be mining again
to-day
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

STEPHEN A AT Galesburgh Illinois, Sen
ator DOUGLAS was presented by the students
ofLombard University with a satin banner,
bearing the following inscription:
"And Stephen, full of faith and power, did
great wonders among the people They set
up false witnesses which said this man ces seth
not to speak blasphemous words against the
law, and they were not able to resist the wis
dom with which he spake"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

SAFE JAIL-A fellow incarcerated in the
Shasta Jail for horse stealing, ingenously
managed to climb the walls of the Jail on
Tuesday evening and make good his escape.
So says the Republican.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23
IEiberni

HEibernians.-There will be regular monthly
meeting the NJ H. B. Society in the basement OF the
Catholic Church on THURSDAY EVENING, Novem-
Der, 1858, at o'clock Aflll attendance is requested
Per order:
TUOS. POWERS Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

Agency NOtiee.-Mr. L. p. FIsHER is our only
authorized agent in San Francisco to receive adver-
tisements receipt for the same, and to transac bu'-
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT. ONCE NV WASH
inson street, Cup stars.) nearly opposite Mcguire 5
Opera House.
MR. Z. b. DAvIDsONis our Agent in Sacramento
and is authorized to receive subscriptions and adver-
tlsements, ani to receipt for the same OHce at E.
u. DAvidson's Post OGce Exchange, 4th street, be
tween J and X, near the Post Office.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

NuGeEr-Mr Erlenbach, of this city has
shown us a nugget of pure gold, weighing
nearly II ounces, which was taken out OF
the claim of Messrs. Baily Il Sawyer, on So
da creek. Work was commenced at this
place last spring. 1t is said to be good
mining district
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

FIGHT WITH INDIANS NEAR FoRT CRooK.-
We learn, says the Shasta Courier, that last
week party of Indians drove off some Of
Sam Lockharts stock, and being pursued
made fight, the result of which has not reach
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

New PArER.-The Morning Star, new
Administration paper, edited by Alexander
Montgomery was issued at Sacramento on
Sunday morning. 1t presents neat appear
ance, and is about the size of the Bee.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. W. T. BARBOUR, Judge.
MONDAY. Nov. 22d.

MONDAY, Nov 22d
People vs.. Wallace--Sentence to be pro.
nounced on Wednesday.
Q. L. Low VS.. f. W. Pratt, ct al-Set fol
trial on Wednesday.
People VS. Jas. Seybert, for killing Mexi
cana venire was issued for 10 Jurors, and
after examining So of them, jury of 10 was
empannelled
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

REooRDERs CoURT, YEsrERDAY.-Bronson,
for using abusive language, was fined SIS,
which he paid and was discharged.
New Mexico's case was continued.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

The MAGNoLM.-James McNess, proprie-
tor of this old and popular saloon, has on hand
for the holidays, a superior lot of wines and
brandy
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

CEy- The Siskiyou Chronicle, under the
control of j. Wing Oliver, is becoming one Of
the gems of the mountains
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23
M RYSVILLE.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1853.

81 hare s,0orR on the altar ofmy country eter-
nal eap,ity to esery form Of tyranny orer the
qliHd Of man" THOs. JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

E8-We kno,c, says the Trinity journal, of
a claim near Canon City which has paid two
men 1919 in two weeks.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23
Notice Of Turnpike Road CCmpag
SIERRA TURNPIKE COMPANE,

NAI f, the undersigned, do make and subscrl, ai
w declaration Of intention to organize Tlnff
Road Company, to be known as and called The sin
Turnpike Company.
The general route Of said Turnpike Road Okfs
Downieyile, passing TIN ough the town Of Goodyear
Bar, and over Woodrulf's divide, and hToua
town Of Camptonvlle to Garden Valley, IN lh
County, with branch Of said Turnpike road fa
Noodru6's DIVIDE to the EmigTant road si a' r.
known as Fred's Ranch. on the road from ForeiW
to Alleghanytown, passing at or near Forest w
Sierra county. The termin Of the said Turnpike E
to be Downieville, in Sierra county, and Gardel
ley, in iuba county.
The place Of meeting of the subscriber; TO AiF
claration, for the purpose Of preliminary olsI
tion # the Company, shall be Goodyears BAL, aSs
ia county, and the time of such meeting shal
Wednesday, December Ist, 1SS"
GooDYEAR's BAR, Nov. 18th, 1858.
J. II. Atchinson, W. II Ladd, Chris. Ke]
VIM Illingsworth, w II. Cheever, i. D. Go9l,
NJ. Kirkpatrick, S. W. Langton, T. M Easl@
A. S. HaNter, NJ. V Gilbert l. james
Alonyo PlHtt, D F. EasterbroOk Wash hfsa
Plat & Forbes, Wm. J. Ford, W fowse1|'
Ernest Zoller, V. O McMuny, SANFORD nsA
J. NJ. Harris, Newell Lynch, j. A. MaI'A
John d. Scelen, l.. T. Fox, Peter nv"
nOV2O-td
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23
FIR ESEa BUTTER.

UST RECEIVED FROM CLEAR LAKE,
- 1,5OO lbs. Fresh Ranch Butter. For
sale low for cash by
JOHN q. FALL,
novl3-u Merchants Hotel Block First street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23
" BOONERANG, p"
LO HIGH STREET.
StraVed or Stolen.

N FROM the Stable of the subscriber, cor
SVfTA ner OF and Fourth streets, Marysvil e, on
MY or about the llth inst, a large Black mare
A@A-AAA MULE, l6 or II hands high, shod all round
has small sore on the pasture joint of the right fore
loot and is quite lame in the right fore leg. Any per-
son returning said mule, giving information which
W lead q her recovery, will be literally rewarded
novl7-lm+ ROBERT REED
~ Sacramento Union copy I'm and send bin To
this Office W
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23

SIERRA CoUNTY.--The annexed items we
take from the Sierra Democrat, of Saturday:
Cold Spring Quartz-Two weeks ago we
announced the discovery of an apparently rich
vein of quartz near the Cold Springs Ranch.
Since that time. a shaft has been sunk on the
led to the depth of twenty feet, and the
quartz is richer at the bottom than at the ton
Of the shaft. In going down that distance,
the vein is also found to WIDEN from eight
inches TO two feet
The Butfes The Sierra Buttes Quartz Co.
will have the new eight-stamp mill in opera.
/ tion in less than two weeks hence. Then,
look out for large yields
Robbery on the HighwaH-On Monday. a
Chinaman on his way from San Juan to fndi-
an Valley was stopped on the trail between
Indian Creek and Indian Hill, by two white
men, and robbed of forty dollar gold watch.
/ two revolvers, and six bowie knives-the on.
/ ly valuables and arms he had on his person
/ We give the statement as made by John Chi
naman himself-and will only add that this
may serve to warn travellers of the danger of
going about imperfectly armed
Forest CitH-The Oregon Tunnel Comma.
ny, working five drifters day time only, took
out, last week, 100 ounces.
cutting affair came off on Saturday even
ing last, the particulars of and names Of par
ties to which have missed us. One man got
his hand cut across the back so as to loosen
his fingers pretty Intellectually, we should
think, from description.
Gold Bluff Qudrtz-Two weeks ago we
/ promised to quote the cleaning up of the Gold
Bluff mill for twenty-five DAYS past The
folks cleaned up only last Saturday. The run
was twenty light and a half days, and Weld
ed 343 ounces, which, at SIT, is upwarGs of
$4,000; not bad thing to take The quartz
is found richer as the men go into the hill
and downward
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23
Days Aromatic Valley WhiSkey

Is put up in cases containing dozen bottles each
s-S For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in
San Francisco. nov21mis
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23
laiIp 9(atlonal Democrat.
JOHN R. RIDGE, Editor.

ORos-COrner Maiden Lane and "a Street.
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT.
OR TWO MILLS IN ONElt

hatehteu Nay lSo4.-lmproved In 1855. ss
VIE Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill is simple
= and portable machine formed on the COTE mill
PIhcpie ehtirely OF cast ron for farm and plantation
ana designed for preparing food for stock, which
IL does at the rate of to twenty bushels per hour
mas been effected in its model the present season.
winch consists in adding another Cone and sett OF
crushers, together with improved Bridge Tree and
IN sabstutinga box platform in place of the old ees
by means OF all ofwhch the speed Is nearly doubled
ana when required the Mill adapted also TO grinding
sheiea corn into bonmony and ipe meal for family
use. byreVersing the motion, In other words, by
running backwards ten fifteen quarts Of meal to
the bushe are obtained and the balance 10 superior
TIE ADHANTAGE or FEEDING CORN AND
COB MEAL PROVEN
Henry Alspaugh, of Greenfield co.. Ohio says:--ssIn
1904 msse and brother raised large crop Of corn
anu 100 head Of cattle to fatten My broth
er wshihgto divide our interests, offered fifteen
cents per hundred pounds for his choice of the cattle
TO the number fseventy head. l accepted, and he
seiected his seventy, leaving me one hundred and
shock, and had mine ground together with the cob:
and FED II in troughs nailed 70 trees around the yard
My brothers did not hold out near as long "A
mine, though we had divided equally and he fed Sey.
enty head to my one hundred and twenty When his
corn was out let him have from mine; and when Ne
finished feeding, the cattle weighed and sold 10
was found that my cattle had gained Eve pounds on
the hundred over double what his had gained and nv
profits were over one thousand dollars more than his
team ana no extry power required than what accom-
For sale by KEITH, ROBINSON CO., Burlington,
Iowa. nS1v
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A beloved Daughter saved! by
the use of Two Bottles Of DF'
Halls BaISaIn.

Camden, Hillsdale Co., Mich, March 2, 1855.
Messrs o. X. BAKER & Co.
Gents:--My daughter was confined to her bed all
last winter with Diseased Lungs Our physician hav-
ing given her up was induced to try your valuable
remedy. I at once procured bottle of DR.. VIM
HALLS BALSAM, AND COMMENCED USING 1T
ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS, and am happy to
state that with the of the first bottle she
much relieved to be able to dress herself by the
ofthe second bottle she ENTIRELY restored
TO Health
would most heartily recommend all persons are
suffering from Diseased Lungs any disease arising
from COLDS to use it at The above remedy does
not fail in any instance to do all it is recommended
SAMUEL LEAMAN.
BOLLES, SMITH CO., Preprietors, ii South Wa.
ter street, Chicago, to whom all orders should be
dressed.
PRCE-$1 90 per bottle six bottles for s. co. for
sale by J. L. Taylor, VIM. F. Elmendorf G. Lawrence
Ottumwa, Collins Knight Abba J. c. Dunlap Co.
Eddyvilie, W. Baker Iowayile, and druggists every
where. nifty
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rHitrlre FurnitErei
Fresh Arrival at H. c. Hardy's

AND LOoKING-GLAss WAREHOUSE,
Jeferson-st, between Water 4 Main, in Mr.. Po.tis.
waits new four story brick, Burlington Iowa
AE Il. HARDY returns his thanks TO the citizens Of
burlington and vicinity for their previous pat
ronage and soiicits continuance feeling con6drn,
that he can continue to give perfect satisfaction
owing to hard times have purchased goods very
ch 10" err than formerly that it bes pell
all goods in my line from 20 to 25 per cent less
any other house in the west, and all goods
as good as represented or the money refunded. My
stock consists of the following goods in
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Rosecood, Mahogany and Black Wslnut.

And great variety Of articles usually kept In nrse
class FURNITURE arehouse, which numerous to
25cts to IS co.
Giit frame Looking Glasses from 81 Is to $50 90.
Mattresses 81 IS TO $50 co.
Brass clocks, with iron frames from 40 IN "a,
IS 90. " " w
liberal discount made to country dealers rna0.tf
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COAL!COAI.! COAL!

ME subscriber has purchased Vests Coal Bank
n and is now prepared TO furnish customers will
coal at the bank for cents per bushel 10 pei
bushel delivered in any part of Ottumwa. This Goa
is free from dirt, and Of the very best quality.
Jan. II, '5S-n46-1m JAS. p. HALLOWAY.
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SPRING BEDS.-A new patent, which I win
- put up on trial Of one week and ifnot liked will be
taken down, free OF chargef kept, price ~ co. Any
store. n0o-.f r. O. HIRDY
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DISSOLUTION OF Partnership.

M Office is hereby given, that the Co-Partuership
~ heretofore existing between the Undersigned
under the firm, and Style of Wicker and Johnson,
dissolved on the 1th inst, by mutual All the
left with A. j. Wicker who is still carrying on the
business at his old Stand. A. j. WICKER
Chilcothe March, 18th. WILLIAM JOHNSON
no4-3w
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.

TUNHE genuine Fairbanks Scales for sale at manufac
IL turers prices, by KEITH, ROBINSON 4 CO.,
Sole Agents, Water, near Jefferson street. Burlington,
Iowa. no16-tf
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VNarmcr's a. Merchants Bank of Ash.
land taken for Goods and on account by
(dec. H. 57-n42-tfl JAMES KAwLEY.
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TIE ADHANTAGE or FEEDING CORN AND
COB MEAL PROVEN


DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER,
- ADDLERY Hardware, Shoe Findings, Enameled
- Cloth, Whips, Collars Fly Nets Leather and Vui.
canized Rubber betting, Hose, Packing, &C., &C.. a.
Main street, between Washington and jederson.
Burlington, Iowa. [March26-no1-v
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OERSONS who may have books, or pamphlets be.
- longing to me will confer a favor by returning
them TO the Courier Oce at the earliess
J. w. NORRIS
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RLACKSMITHIyC,

NEE subscriber, having succeeded j. n Gr,fst,
- IN the BlacksmithiDg business and removed te
the Lower MIL, where he has erected new shop beg,
leave TO announce to his friends and at hs
nov prepared to do all kinds of work. in his line on
ShoFS notice and REASONABLE terms - ~
AARON MYERS.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-02

MS Several times Of late we have
spoken about vessels coming to anchor in
our harbor in such position as to inter-
ferc with the Ferry Boats, and we have
also called the attention Of the uarbor
Masters to the fact, but as yet they haN e
paid no attention to it, and daily we hear
complaints about the matter. This NOR
ming we noticed the schooner Stag Of
New York, and the ''Vannamo' anchor
ed directly in line with the ferry wharf,
which interferes much with the boats in
crossing the river. We hope the matter
will be attended to.
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VARIETIEs.-Last night We attended
this lavorite place Of amusement to wit
ness the performances of that justly eel
ebrated company, Campbell's MinstrcIs.
On account Of the inclemency Of the wea
Their, the audience was slim, but tonight
we expect to see the house crowded.
Mat Peel will appear to night. He was
prevented from doing 50 last night on
account OF sickness.
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Local Items.

MAYORS CoURT.-JuIia, slave of Mr..
Behan-and John, slave of Capt. Dor
nin-started out last night to take pro-
menade-but they had not gone far be-
fore they met two funny looking mon,
who gave them an invitation to visit the
Palace which they were forced to ac-
cept. Julia and John during the whole
night took observations Of the Palace,
and this morning the Mayors Court was
graced with their presence. The Mayor
listened to an explanation OF the case.
and gave them farther invitation to Vi
sit Mr.. Post in the Palace yard ard take
ten mugs each.
ah.save Of Phillip Didlle--llo pass,
excused.
John Mahan, proprietor Of the r'tD'
mill on Irish, where two of our watch
men were beat SO severely on Sunday
morning last, appeared before his Honor
this morning charged with being impli-
Gated in the affair." The Mayor. after
hearing the evidence, required Ma han te
give security in the sum Of 5000 for his
future good behaviour.
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TIE Merchandising the day yes
terlay, up to o'clock in the afternoon,
we were visited by rain, when the wind
suddenly shifted around to the north
east and it commenced to snow, which
lasted until III last night, the wind
again shifting to northwest, and this
morning we have a clear sky, and the
sun shining in all its briIliancy.
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A NEW CARRIAGE AND HARNESS HOUSE

A NEW CARRIAGE AND HARNESS HOUSE
IN PoETsMoUTH.-Wes see that some Of
our enterprising merchants have opened
a house.for the sale of carriages &c., with
a good stock, on High street Portsmouth.
This too is an establishment that we
have long needed in Portsmouth, Al
though we have had a mandatory Of
this kind for few years past, yet com
petition is the life Of trade therefore it
is much needed to attract properly the at
tention Of purchasers,
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\ New Observation-Disclosures Sam,
has made as one of his laws for the gov
ernment of the employees Of the .Gosport
Navy Yard, Il regulation that in case a
man fails to answer to his name at 'roll
call in the morning, his name is not
called again the same day. This rule
went into effect on yesterday morning.
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STEAMER LoUIsIANA.-Thisw we'll built
and favorite Steamer arrived here at an
early hour this morning. She encoun-
tered a heavy gale in the bay last night,
and spoke the North Carolina on her way
to Baltimore last night at % minutes
past twelve o'clock.
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DENrIsrRY.-Dr. n B Whitaker, who
has lately come amongst us as dental
practitioner, showed us last evening some
excellent specimens of his skill in the
manufacture of artificial teeth See his
advertisement in another column.