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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06

SHOULD WlInE MEN Work P--NIr. Cor
win Of Ohio, in one Of his homcly popular
speeches, illustrates one point of the argu.
ment in favor of free labor in this way.
Jefferson thought labor was good for the
white man. Jefferson was q man who rea-
soned. Not, TO be sure, no smart man as
Senator RugI, immense laughter) hut still
man not to he sneezcd considerable of n
man in his day.
Well, Jefferson reasoned when nc looked
on sheep und saw the wool growing on his
back, and wasawaro that in our climate. men
needed coats made from wool-hc reasoned.
say, that It a'mGn was not meant'to labor,
the sheep was not made right, II man was
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
METEOROLOGICAL.

October has been beautiful month. The
average height Of the thermometer at ? p. NJ.
was 81 degrees, one degree colder tA-,t-tf rr
corresponding month last year.
The Narmest day Was the 10Th, the Their
mometer at p. NJ stood alto degrees, and
the coolest day was the 2Sth, thermometer
at a. NJ. stood at % degrees.
The Barometer was the lowest on the Eth
ut o 7. NJ 2S.Se inches highest on the 18th
at a. NJ. 2o.99 inches, mpking a variation
Of Ito inches.
Rain fell on 10 different DAYS measuring in
all 5,7S inches There was lightning on two
different days. There was a slight furry Of
snow on the 9th. i.
~ We would call the attention Of all our
readers to the advertisements to be found in
our columns, and especially to the real estate
offered for sale. The property of the Messrs.
Beattie in Essex county, now for sale, will
commend itself to any who may want to pur-
chase. As these gentlemen are determined
to close out their business in this locality, the
property will be sold at a bargain.
~ The store of Messrs, Smith & Uumnb-
rey Of East Burke, was broken open on the
night of the 22d ult., and six or eight dol
lars in change, three coats, and quantity of
jewery were taken, valued in all at fifty or
sixty dollars ~N.
~ The weather for the past week has been
quite warm and pleasant for the season
Thursday morning it commenced showing,
and at the time of going to press the ground
was covered. and snow was still falling.
THE Cmcus COMING e--No,-wo hone no,
But sec Legislative proceedings of Thursday.
when Senator Gleed introduced n bill NOT
only allowing circus exhibitions in the state
but giving monopoly OF that business TO
particular company. If our legislators can
not devise measures for the promotion of
good morals among us, we beg TINT they nj
least beware Of such as must. notoriouslv
have a corrupting influence. - Chronicle.
The bill referred to by the Chronicle pro-
vides that the circus of Sands & Co. only
shall be allowed TO exhibit in this state and
the above word of caution given TO the Iep-
isln;ui'c Is timely and should be considered
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
Election % Iudgss.

The legislature in joint assembly, Thurs.
day afternoon, elected the following gentle.
men, all present ineumbcnts, as Judges Of
the Supreme and Circuit Courts for the en-
suing year Isaac f. RedGcld of Windsor,
chief Justice Mia l.. Bennett, LukceP. Po-
lard Of ST. Johnsbury Asa o. Adds Of st.
Adams, John Picrpoint of Ncrgennes, aud
James Barrett Of Woodstock.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
a Ftrass unu,l.

There is a handful issued calling n meet.
ing at Union Hall, Friday evcring oe.this
week, Of all interested in having band in
our place. The desirablcncss Of having a
good baud here no one will questions the
time has now arrived Tor the citizens TO say
whether We shall hare H. II is expected at
this meeting to settle the question as to the
ownership of the old instruments.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
Now Jersey Election.

NLw YuRR, Nov. 2-midnght. New Jcr-
scy is reported To have gone opposition
throughout, and probab,,kc whole Congress
ioual opposition delegation is elected.
NEWARK, Nov. - Pennington, nuu.Lc-
compton Democrat, is elected to Congress in
the 9TH district. The opposition Sheriff and
siN opposition Assemhly.mcn are also elected
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
N, PETTENGILL & co.'s
ADVIUTIsik0 AGENCY.

10 Nassau ST., y, - 10 State 81, Boston.
g. Il PE11lNGILL s. co., str the Agents
FOR The CalcduuiHu, and the most influential and
largest circulating Newspapers IN the United
States and Cuuadas, They bIc authorized 60 con
tact iur a., 40 our ioWCR rates,
=, A. NILES, (successor Go Y. 49, Ta'mrrn
Newspaper Advertising Agent No. I ScollNy s
NLidiur, Court street. Boston, H. authorized a.
receive ad,ouiscmcuts fur this paper ~ the same
ratcf nt required By us,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06

not intended % cut and wash and card The
WOOL, and spin i and weave IL into cloth and
have IL cA into coat by tailor, then The
sheep wasn't made right ~ any means. Il
these gentlemen who believe mar should not
labor, bad bad the mlking Of The sheep they
would have made Il with = blfe cni on hs
back, The bright metal buttons hanging dowu
~ front, fLnughter)
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
~ uruIury.

A young man named George Curtis was
arrested in Walden last week, charged with
breaking into a clothing shop in Corinth and
taking thcrcfrom sundry articles He plead
guilty and was committed to Chclsso iail 10
aAatt -triui tueXrtcrm OF County court.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
NEW YORK REPUBLICAN,
Morgan Elected by 20, 700 Majority.

ALBANY, Nov. 3--l.I5 \. NJ. The .dHa,
and I,y,ss give up the State, printing Nor
cams majority at about 10000, They claim
only 'No members OF Congress, certain, mud
pr ,l ably three morp
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
rbc Onr-rIc Sy-,rm.

Mr.. Hiram Brmi, Of Waterford raised
fhis summer 200 bushels Of potatoes from
three bushels Of seed. The seed was cut
with one eye on a piece, and two pieces put
in each hill. Some OF the potatoes weighed
three pounds aud Eve ounces,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
OF nectared swrcts where no crude SURE
retained"

rcimcd'
The man 80 we'll fits the subject--lhe sub
jeot him-parls into parts--language, tone
and gesture reciprooaliy joined, that bis Ut
teranoe fell upon the soul with silver tones,
What Washington Irving 70 TO writers, I'd
ward Everett Is 10 speakers, The Alhamhru
and Wollert Roost, contain nothing startling
--uolhing painfully ezcitiug-but running
through their every page there Is a stream Of
pure, undeiled English, 90 simple, child
might seem 10 write them, yet like narrow,
unoslenlalious ataireases, leading 10 swelling
domes, and a boundiess horizon,
As looked upon lis noble form, just pass
ed It's serontieth summer, sighed 10 think
how soon THE old school Bnstonian Il to pass
away Adams, Webster and Mason OF hrr
Statesmen Lawrence, obs, Shaw, and a
host Of her Merchant Princes have gone
but they "-lll live" in memory, aud lingcr
With us In the representative 10 the Cour, Of
ST. James-Edward Everett, can give you
no abstract Of anything he said, but only the
randt Of all his Investigations 90 learn wlai
made Washington great-as Il must be the
result Of ours, In estimating the true great
pess Of any man-"that his greatness consist
ed IN his goodness"
Amer biz Grafton the members and officers
OF both houses ware most Hospitality enter
tanned 1T the residence Of Geo. W. Collamor,
BOD Mr, Everett Gov. Hall and lady, and
other distinguished gentlemen and ladies
1T wuH d tine that sent into NE heart
4 summer frclinF-and did memory, now,
IT, own Inspiring influence su impart
Unto my fancy, nsto teach ne how
To give 70 httuR utteUucc---'
lHE CALEpoSiAN Would mcfeasc u thousand
subsGibors bctore the next letter Qf
Hal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
LOCAL AND STATE.
new Advertisements.

New AdFgFfisFfFfents'
EuTHta OILS. Jewett New Boot and
Shoe Shop at Lyndon Contre-ll, a, Quinn
By. Piano Warerooms and Musical-C, IL,
CLARKE. Newbuy semiHay-king, Prinai-
pal. o. Sewing Maehines-llandall Bng-
ham. Out--F, Gleason, Albany Lung In
Gmary-L. Graves, Lost Harnesses and
Trunks, +. Laduoer, Legal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
Illinoia Rleetion.

CLEVELAND, Nov. >. A private dispatch
from Chicago states that city has gone Re
publican by 1000 majority.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06

10" At the Lafayette Saloon III Broadway.
New York, Thursday evening. Heennn, the
"Btnicia Boy" attacked dublin Tricks
one of Morrssey's seconds in the late fchi.
and beat him in most shocking manner.
This is one of the "happy results7of the late
contest.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06

the rights aud privileges Of married women 3
ordered 90 third reading, BY Nh Myers, for
genrul Committee, against bill relating 10
the trahIc iu Intoxicating liquors on motion
of Mr., kellogg, dismissed. By MI liebard
OF Chelsea inr committee Of ways aud
means, against petition lfnr tax Oh dogs d
accepted, 49, M Needham, Tor committee
ON education, against bill relating 70 the o.
gaui1atiun o. school districts, (allowiug NO.
men 20 Notul dismissed.
AFTERNOON,
HOUSE.
Report. -liy ooms'iilee on obaiUN, bill 10
pay VIM, Hatloius go annually ordsrpd to
thlrdreadinR, (Mr. Iiashius had his hunds
blown OF serving IN militia conipany1 By
select rommittee, blll laying a tax ON Calrdo-
mia County third reading ordered, BY the
committed ou agriculture, bin incorporating
the Windsor Couuty Breeders Association
thd reading ordered
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06

~ Joseph c. Mcdowell of Mil!edgeville,
Ga, has an old hen that is renewing her life
and coming out rooster She has shed her
dull yellow plumage for the bright red of the
male sex, and other changes in her nature
are now percepublo. Mr.. Mcdowell wants
10 know what it means. .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06

What shall cay Of it2 Any description
would hll 10 fir below the beauty Of thought
the rich intonati6n Of yoce--the manner
OF the oTatHF-ta use a smile OF his-"aa
does the piis paint, thrown, though It be
by Michael Angelo upon canvas, the releu-
lion Of light and shade" For more than
two hours il was
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
AFTERNOON.
HOUSE
Cbt CALIFORNIAN.
st. Johnsbury, Nov. 8, 1868,
by Q, N, STONE 8 90,

st. Johnsbury, Nov. 9, 1868.
cAnpOAiAs GO give lie News Ia an attractive
fsuu and iu ils season. 70 make an intrre.tiug
aud ele'athg luuully jauuHali % discuss public
lfaifs with Independence sud yi,ac,tyi and 70
frHettihg common Nrv England aeutiment against
thr great Wrong Of Slavery,
COMMENCEMENT solicit voluntary cgui-
mOii,0fi~n from al parts Of the country upon
matteru of interest ~ Items Of Na0i, 10 par
tlcuaf, will be- thankfully received.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
SENATE.

Joint Resolution. Prom the House, TO
print the addresses delivered before the His
toricnl Society (by Rev =. II. White on the
character of Mathew Lyon, and hy A. ID.
llaCcr ON Vermont marbles y concurrcd in.
Resolution. BY Nj. Raymond that owing
to the notice Of the Suffolk Bank. Boston.
that II will cease to redeem the country cur
rcncy, the committee on Banks be instructed
to inquire whether any further legislation is
necessary; adopted.
House Bills Referred For the preserva.
ton Of fish IN Franklin aud Joos Ponds to
General committee. TO incorporate the Con-
necticut River Fair Ground Company To
committee on Agriculture. To provide for
curator 10 take charge of the cabinet of Nat
urnl History TO special committee cori-
posed Of Me'srs, Wilds, Chit,snden and
Clark.
HOUSE.
The House listened TO counsel in the
lvdepark election case. Hon. +. L. Merrill
appeared for the contestant, Mason Il. Sher-
wiul and Hon. Timothy p Rrdfeld for the
sitting member, Oh. H. PowcrSo The mo-
ton To rccommit with instructions to receive
the deposilions IN the Gaze was then agreed
to: ayes III, noes 40.
MONDAY, Nov. !.
SENATE.
Bills introduced aud rrisrrrd.--By Mr
ElS1rh Of Essex, relating to the liberation Of
minors. (no minor being liable 10 De bound
out except the signature OF parents and nj
nos be given TO such contrarL) Nv Mr.
Hutch, regulating the Nobility of village cor.
powtions N The making contracts TO com
,nittcc on printing,
HOUSE.
Bill introduced aud referred. BY Mr.. Cole,
Incorporating the Beliwuter and Island Pond
Hairoad Company to committee ON corpor-
atoms.
RePoris.-Dy Mr.. Billings, for committee
an nSricuhurc. in favor Of the bill relating Co
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
THE ELECTIONS.
A Glorious Victory in Massa-
chusettg

ouyERgOP RANKS RF-EIECTED rs 10000 rLu-
Il,llIY 'ANsOS Buu.NGAAf NE-HLcfEp
TnE STATE AND CONGRESSIONAL AMERICAN
REPUBLICAN TiCKEf LlEcIEb,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06

i..l HahUIfs Ngm snow uriisi DISMISSED.
N introduced aud referred ~ Alr
DaH, amending a0t Incorporating the Yer
ll.it LaprI4s o. a. committee ON Corpo
id.CUa IS Alr Keilau, Iglailg % iudiriHi
ruu of llr supreme Count by $40, smith
~ Ludl4F, flr au cqHl ditiuumion among
creditors VI thr property Of dobtpu-ali 90
rrmmiUgr 0u Printing.
l,rroluiiuu- Nj Woodbridge, grant
ne tIt House llis evening m,lhs Historical
Society mdsptri
Air March called up the memorial Of
ILnhas w. ailluway, which Ma referred 90
committee on Pubiio Buildings
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01
Los Angeles, August 7th.

eB~ Butchers usually kill their
victims before dressing them. Mothers
not unfrrquentIy dress before killing
them. We noticed an innocent little
girl, of about five years, in the street
he other day, dressed and pinched
within an inch of her life. For health
md comfort, she might about as well
have been in the embrace of a young
anaconda. But then, though the pat
teln was scant, it was love of Il pat
term, and the little creature wore but
terhy's wing upon her head, and, of
course, it was all right, and she was a
darling.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01
DIR. ROSENRAUM'S
Stomach BitterS.
ron THE CURE OF

FoR THE CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION, LOSS
OK APPETITE, OK ANY BILIOUS COMPLAINT
AItIolNG FROM Morbid ACTION or
TIE SFJMACH OK BOWELS.
All Of these diseases you will soon be relieved Of
by use Ui these Bltters, per directions on the
bottles TINS great ant-dyspeptc is the Result Of the
profound and elaborate sta ~ vi one Of the cee
DrA led pnysciaus OF the present century, In the
cOmplshnent OF whlch'ue has freely expended both
une aud money do not hesitate TO affirm that
where Or. RJsenbaun's Stomach Bltters are used, a
case vi Fever anu ASuG cannot occur. 1t has been
anayzcI by the most scientific chemists OF the Medical
Faculty, aud is now prescribed by nine tenths uf the
physicians OF the land. Try tneu-test them-on yodr
constitution, and 80 your way rejoicing.
Are you dyspeptlcG-take tlese stomach Btters.
Are YOU BiliOusY-try Of these Bottles, and he
relieved at once.
Are you annoyed by indigestion or constipHtion?-
remove the cause by the free use of these Btiers
ii ave you fever and asueg-cur ami prevent this
constitution destroying disease by the treo ol
these Bittsrs
Prepared by DR.. ROSENBAUM, Manufacturer and
Proprietor, South Front street, Philadelphia.
y. B. JACOBS s. CO.,
A gents for the Plcihc Coast
...7 THOS GILLIGAN,
je1-5n Sole Agent for N NarysVille.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01
Ranch for sale.

ssa5ztp THE Rmch known as the HALFWAY
,s9eH#H HOUSE, stlatci on the rysve aud sac
EssEFH rane 10 stage road, twenty-jne miles from
Aa.staa Try ,yille twenty miles from sacramento,
.dty niles fro AdDurn, is now offered for
sale at blrglin.
This inca intains 6 10 acres, ani is not exceled
In thi STATE for lvanttSe5 to stIck growers he
range is al most unlim ted. sixty acres enclosed ami
un Ter cultivation. The house is new large AMI CON
yenieuty arranged. rhe outbuildings, inclu ling
arSe Barn, are III good order, Is also the corras.
A you x orch trI, IN Ii he orIer, healthy vineyard,
excellent wells Of water, an / ota r recent improve
mrnts render tlis ranch perfect AMI complete
Ter as made known up IN application. on the prem
tses, {, MIKE GRAY.
~ Sacramento UNION please copy. augl2-ln
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01

To MAKE LAGER BEER. a
barrel and ill it with rain water, put in
one pair Of old boots, IL head Of last
Falls cabbage, two short SKIS, a sprlg
Of wormwood, and a Iittln vrast.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01

lloRRIBLE!-A JOHh5 pa, ,lclan, des-
canting upon the oveliness of female,
perforated with: Wouldn't she make ii
magniii' ent subject? How would
like to dissect her.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01

MIRACULOUS. According to Leav-
enworth, (Kmsas,) paper, one of the Of
Iicials OF tint place was, lately, almost
kill d by-an QccideatM discharge of
his duty.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01
rgE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

4, D Iill,hed every Saturday morning. and contains
treat, eigi columns Of reading matter. he aim OF
~ pil fishers will be to make it a good paper, and
,tst pf.ring for friends Ia tn, Atlantic States
rERMs-s5 per annum; So for six months 80 for
hree mouths.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01
Billiards! BIAA42r 1S
FOUNTAIN SALOON.
Corner Of lIgh md Second Streets.

A. SCHMIDT & CO., PROPRIETORS,
CNAN still be found at thei old place of business,
~ where they dispense nothing but the very best
articles in their line, and get up Of the coolest
aud refreshing drinks eXtant. The 81 is cool
and cipIcou AMI the Billiard Tables excellent.
Give US a call. A. 5, HMIDT,
tny25-ny G. VEEBROCK.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01

There are three things a man never
gets tired of looking at--the sky, the
sea, and women's faces. And why d?
Because they are never for two day, ~
gethar alike.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01
DAILY DEMOCRAT
From the LIs Auge,es Star.
One LOv'd One has Departed.
WRITTEN ON THE DEATH OF MRS, LOUIS WOOD.


One more loved one has departed,
From world Of storm and strife,
10 land of peace immortal,
There to spend eternal life;
Still another link is broken
Still another tie is river
And another dear one ud led
70 the angel band in Heaven
She whose sinless life flowed ever.
Like some calm and quiet stream,
Fer rs sweet and pure, and hOly,
AS gladsome, Heaven-bura dream;--
he whose lips have never utterd
One harsh word or angry tone,
Now, perchance, for US is pleading,
Near Gods great celestial throne
Life to her was no dark burden,
For her spirit sought the hqht,
And her heart caught all the sunbeap.s.
While it shunnd the cold. stern uiqht;;
Thus through all her Joys and sorrows
From the 'cradle to the grave"
She saw the hand of her Gre tor,
Thanking God for all lie gave
Time had left its many traces,
On her brow, once smooth and fair,
Dimm'd her eye, once bri ghtly braming,
Crown'd her head with silver hair;
But as calmly as an infant
Slumbers on its mothers breast.
When God sent The d rk death angel,
sunk she to her last long rest.
All we miss the lost one sadlyl
Y ct we would not call her back
From her home ofioy eternI,
TO re-tread "life's thorny track"
For we know that she is dwelling
With her God in realms above,
In the presence other saviour,
Near the glorious Throne of Loye!"
INA.
Los Angeles, August 7th,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01
j. w. WINTER,
DENTISTRY.

80 DENTISTRY,
-lLEE DZs. !. w. GAYLORD xFs
Respectfully tenders his professional services ~ the
citizens o. harysylc and vicinity having again come
among them after all absence o yera years and hav
my concluded TO make this his permanent home takea
TINS method Of intr duciny himself to them After
having followed Dentistry in all its various legitimate
branches as taught ia the Dental ColleR at Baltimore,
since A u. 1880, after two years study and practice
under the immediate supervision and instruction Of
one Of the best Dental Surgeons in country, and
gradu ate Of the Baltimore College Of Dental Surgery
With such instructions and amount Of practice, he
llttrs hl45ef th4t satisfaction is inevitable lie as
surts al that his work is second to in the State.
lie would refer those wishing his services the follow
ing CARD, signed b. old residents Of this ty:
MARYsyILLE, July 3gth, 1853.
We the undersigned do hereby oheeriully recon-
mend our old friend, Dr. j. W. Gay ylord, leutal Sur
geon who has been absent IRON for several " ars,
but has returned, and from our knowledge of
him and bis work Of eight years standing, which has
proved perfectly good up TO the present tne do be
eve that those who may be the fortunate recipients OF
his services viii not regret IT, but have much TO felic
and 4th streets, where he can be found at any time,
bis portable Dental Office and Anbrotype Gallery,
Jos. DeBell, 5. 7. Watts NJ. D.,
Wm. Il. Wightman, A, Ball. NJ. D.,
W. =. Miller l.. Ii. McDaniels, NJ. D.,
o. II, Peirson.
ALSO If you want perfect picture, second TO
none in the State, call and HIM, this is the
place. auglO-my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01

WE REcKoN.-'N ny nad Il man bet
ter lose an arm than a leg Because,
losing his leg, he loses something TO
boot.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01
Paints, Oils, Brushes, &C., &c.

5000 ~ i5oSiSs sSs pure Lias In ST wnis. hI ~ 0
lJJi los rel Lell;
5JJ lbs \ LtlLgs; r
f5JO los BI up- Black; f
5JlDs Uro nss Yernliion;
Oll1s Assorted Coors, ground;
iOJO lbs Frsnch yellow;
5JJ sIll5 B5ned Oil;
5N gLls fdrpsuuns;
;SJV s4lls Alcoaol; ff
bO sIn5 VLrn5ueF-L Lssorted;
LOO l1s PAut 90 Vsgn ~ 9rGsheS;S
~ F.sod - l5sOrtel g..
Nov gooulVlnS 4nl for sale bys
jll6-ly AoS ooPsIN.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01

s" Boy, wuere does tnls road so
to?'
4 don't think it goes anywhere.
always sees the same lm here every
morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01
F-ifty Gents per woo1x

ADvERTISING.-one square of twelve lines and
M. tlln lines, drst insertion k3, each sLbseqIen
,n,ertlon 81 So Wnen lvertise nents are inserted
ma yals each insertion will be charged the first
Ar lslf square of six lines more than three, first
se ton g. each subsequent 81. For three lines
j les, arst insertion 81 80. Monthly advertisements
!, or square Of IL lines, $40. When changed at the
M + each month, an extra charge will be made
h,rafa square of six lines, and more than three
ma. per month, 81 For three lines per month s..
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01
Vaccine Matter,

VUsT RECEIVED by Express from New YORK,
ID full supply Of fresh Vlecne Natter warranted
49, i RICE & 0OFBIN, ..
s-inyI D st., opposite wells, Fargo Co.'s.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01
DAILY DEMOCRAT
PUBLISHED DAILY (NoSDAYs ExcEPTED) BY
A S RANDALL & CO.

8 RANDALL, S. B, CHRISTIAN, J. +. WHITAKER,
( y. BLooR, W. BoULwARE, ]. o. HEArLBY,
JOHN r. RIDGE,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01

r,sy- ONCE in fremont Block, corner Maiden Lane
IN second street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-01
COLEMAN HOUSE
AT GOD LAKE.

9zr7A THIS HOUSE is situated IN the mcst
3MsE.AA1 beautiful ndhellthy place in lliforna,
sSSsK9hn nd the proprietor taxes pleasure in in-
taHaIRA ir.nins the public, that If they would
- treat fron the heat ani dust of the low
cou.itl,, -, sss6 u co y ana health, place, where
they Gan aunt, ride, sail the Lake, or hsn, Gold
LlSe is the place ~ visit. H-re there is no sicA.
ness no Dust q } inColerabe heat Come, you that
Lrs WE'LL anl keep from being sick. Gone, you that
are sok an got We Cone one, come all-ths is
inc placs 10 live in the nner. W. LVe plenty OF
rroIt plenty Of q tns, AMI 20 SICKNESS. Board by
tle weet 0r ~ the 5Ine as 10 tie mounts ain towns
N. B.-S4il boats and hGjng boslss, together with
fishing npe nsnts, alwlYs In real nss3 for p1rtiss
stopping ~ The House, free OF charge.
pylG =. O. OoLENAN, PToprletog.