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TtAP. Post and Fancy Note Papet, various kinp
~ and qgalitios, a large supply, y,, a
may I, 1858 JOHN BEALLS
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AN d NO MIST A TX Ell!

FORTY CASES
4 Treceived and for sale at the old and wei
q Rnown stand of S. SLEMM MONS, who has deci
dly the largest and best assortment OF Boots ant
shoes ever brought to this market consisting O
Gents coarse, kip and fine Boots of the best P6la
dolphin make. a very large and extensive assert
ment of boys' coarse and fine Boots. Also youths
boots and shoes. Also, great variety OF 0vM
Shoss--Bufalo, Cum, &c.
Ladies' Ware!
Calf, Kip and Morocco of all sizes, and ofthe very
best quality very super ior lot Of Ladies' Gaiters
Misses Caters Of all sizes nd quality, together with
an everlasting lot of chidrens boots, shoes, &C.,
every size and quality. Together with lot of Lof
dies Trunks and Satchels Also, splendid lot Of
Sole Leather, Mems Morocco, Ladies' do, kid do
pegs, &c, which will sell cheap.
Ihave a large stock of my own manufacture, on
hancs, which am disposing Of at the very lowest
pricts All who wish gond bargains will do well
to call seon, as am determined to sell and no mis-
take cheap for cash or approved country Produce
Cadiz. May IA. 1857. s. SLEMM 0NS. (
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New store.

1t gives us great pleasure to refer our readers
= to the large advertisement Of Messrs' Stewart
4 Coleman in to-day's paper. They have open
ed out in the room formerly occupied by Hatch
or g. Co. where they have one of the finest
stocks Of Goods ever brought to the place. We
recommend them as men deserving of general
patronage.
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0TLet every reader ofthe Sentinel give the
speech of Aon. w. D. Bishop, of Connecticut,
in to-day's paper, on the Kansas question care
ful perusal. Mr.. D. is Democrat that is not
afraid Of the current of abolition fanaticism.-
Would to God that every Democrat in Congress
was VIM. D. Bishop.
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ISLAND CREEK TOWNSHIP. Jeff. CO
September Is, 1856
MESsRs. MEANS & Brothers: "My Engine aoea
hrst-rnte. am satisfied and will upon ali occaons
recommend the purchas of Engines of your mike.
JAMES SCOTT.
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-fA MEANS. JAMES MEANS ESQ. 8, aEA
MEANS & BROTH ERS.

DELAWARE Cry, KIT,
. September 10, 1856
MEssRs. MEANS: "Our Engine and Saw Mill tuiIt
by you, work finely. 1t does alb thst we ask, or
that you warranted it to do. We wish Won cepld
make more sales in this territory.
ODBER,r & SOLOMON.
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Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-17

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Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-17


From the Washington States, of October 141
"THE ELECTIONS AND THEIR LEssoNs.-Bv
this time the defeat of the Democracy has
been telegraphed all over the Union. By
this time the Republic knows that Pennsyl-
vania that elected the Democratic President,
has given that Presidents Administration the
severest rebuke, visiting it with a denuncia.
tion enough to chill the ambition of any fu-
ture Cabinet that attempts to strengthen it.
self more by force than faith, more by the
fear of its officials than the love of the peo.
pie, more by introducing new issues and ma
king proscriptive tests against those who do
not support them, than by generous Demo
cratic principles.
While the result is to be deeply deplored,
there is no nse in attempting to smother the
facts which produced it. These unfortunate
causes will not be kept down. The proscrip
tive tests based upon the issue of Lecompton-
ism, rise in judgment against the Administra.
tion; and when they take such shapes as
Pennsylvania conjures them up in, they are
desperately effective, and mark political
epochs of momentous import.
One of the most remarkable features of the
effect produced in this city yesterday by the
news, was, that while the defeat of the Ad-
mnistration was the chief topic of conversa-
ton and comm ent on the street corners, and
in the saloons and hotel obbes, are did not
hear one single goice raised in paIliation of
the causes, or In denuncidti0n of the result
When we think that it is Democratic AG-
mnistration that suffers this defeat-a de-
feat not only springing from political routine,
but extending to private and conscientious
people, who cheered its advent-it it is hu-
initiating to contemplate. 1t Is humiliating,
however necessary the ordeal 1t proves
that, after an experiment of eighty-two years
of the individual sovereign system, the Amer
lean Republic is satisfied with it's own de-
mocracy, and utterly and manfully opposed
to the Introduction among us of those imperi
al and monarchical proscriptive tests and
personal distinctions which, outside of our
own country, send noble heads to the block.
and noble hearts into penal servitude
The great lesson-and no great man was
ever above taking wholesome lesson, spring
ing from whatever cause--is, that any inva-
sion of Democratic right is certain to draw
down the Titanic ire of the Democratic party.
1t is party of immortal hstory-great, NOR
al, intellectual, and physical prestige, power,
and passion that springs from its dignity.
1t is not the party of any man, but of the
nation; and any attempt of any one man or
his clique to gain power, or hold it by in
fringing the very simplest and consequently
the very dearest right Of that nation, will be
certain to end in the awful humiliation of
that man or clique.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-17

THINGS LOST FoREvER-Lost wealth may be
restored by industry; the wreck of health re-
gained by temperance forgotten knowledge
restored by study; alienated friendship
smoothed in forgetfulness; even forfeited
reputation won by patience and virtue; but
who ever looked upon his vanished hours,
recalled his sighted years. stamped them
with wisdom, or effaced from Heavens re
cord the fearful blot of wasted time. The
footprint on the sand is washed out by the
ocean wave, and easier might we, when
years are fled, find that footprint than re-
call lost hours
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-17

The ITALIAN FEMALE WARRIOR AND PAIN
TER.-The Edinburg Review, in late mum.
Der, contains the following:
Onorata Rudiano welded at once the pen
Gil and the warriors sword She is quite a
parsonage of romance, and we are surprised
that she has never figured in novel or poetry.
In her 23d year she had already attained a
great reputation for artistic skill that Gabri-
no Fondolo, tyrant of Cremona, committed
to her care the adornment of his palace
Onorata would Willingly have declined this
equivOcal honor but the Marquis would lis
ten to no refusal and to excite the anger of
a man at once so vindictive and so unserupu-
lous was too fearful risk.
OEorata was not destined to labor long in
the service of Fondolo. One day, while oc.
cupied in painting the walls of one of the
apartments courtier, notorious for his dis
sipated habits, entered the room, and offered
some unjusttiable liberties The Young ar
tist Indignantly repulsed him, and on his re-
turning to the charge, she seized a dagger
she always wore concealed in her bodice
and stabbed him to the heart then, rushing
from the palace, disguised herself in mans
attire and fled TO the mountains, declaring
she would rather perish in exile and wan
derer, but pure and untainted, than enjoy
splendor and homer at home. The MARQUIS
was furious; he sent soldiers in every direc-
tion in pursuit. with orders to bring her back
alive or dead; but unable to find the place
of her retreat, and finding no one capable of
completing her labors, he promised full and
entire pardon on condition of her instant re.
turn. Onorata, however, had effected her
escape from his dominions. Retaining her
disguise, she obtained admittance into one of
the companies of COndottieri then infestng
Italy, and by her courage and conduct soon
rose to the post of captain. Her warlike
spirit delighted in the independence and ex-
citement of her new career; she refused to
abandon it, and continued to fight and paint
alternately for thirty years. In 1872, her
native town, Castellione, was beseiged by
the Venetians Onorata, at the head of her
company, flew to its relief; she forced the
enemy to raise the seige, but was mortally
wounded in the conflict, and died few days
later.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-17

In Massachusetts, the political contest i:
now at its hight. Speakers are canvassina
the State in all directions, advocating the
different claims of the different candidates
The greatest interest is in the Congressional
elections
In New York all parties have made their
nominations for Congressman.
The Conference Committee of Republicans
and Americans, who have been arranging for
n union of the Opposition vote upon an On.
position candidate for Congress in the Third
District, had agreed upon recommending
Amos j. Williamson, of the Second Ward, as
suitable for such nomination, to the respec.
tive conventions
The Young Mems Democratic Union Club
had ratified the State and County tickets of
the party by an imposing and spirited de-
monstration, at the Palace Garden. Speeches
were made by the Hon. Amasa J. Parker.
the candidate for Governor, the Hon. Jeffer,
son Davis, of Mississippi, the Hon. Elijah f.
Ward, the Hon. John Kelly, and Major Van
Beck
The General Assembly of Vermont con.
vened at Montpelier on the l4th of October.
The House was organized by the choice of
the Hon. Geo. f. Edmonds, of Burlington,
Speaker, who received 1888 votes to 80 for
Horace Wadsworth, Esq, of Grand Isle the
Democratic candidate The Hon. Hiland
Hall was to be inaugurated Governor of the
18th.
Mary A. Donnelly, a young Irish girl, tried
before the Municipal Court, in Boston, for
shooting Patrick Canny her seducer, was ac
quilted by the jury. Canny's wounds were
supposed mortal, but he is likely to recover.
The tug boat j. IL. Bloore, exploded her
boiler at Oswego on the lSth scalding the
cook so that he will not probably recover.
and badly hurting the captain and one or
two deck hands. The engineer is missing.
The wreck has been towed into port.
A bark of four hundred tons, called the
Parmelia Flood, arrived at Quebec on the
10th instant, from Green Bay, Wisconsin,
bound to a port in England. She is said to
be fine looking and substantially built.
1t is said that the Hon. Robert ]. Walker
is writing book on the Relations of Capital
and Labor.
The Bath Times announces that Father
Sawyer died in Bangor, Me-, on the I4th ult..
aged one hundred and three years and four
days.
The ATLANTIC CABLE WoRKIxG.-Evans.
Vllle lnulana, ana Henderson, Kentucky. are
now in telegraphic communication by means
OF piece Of the Atlantic Submarine Cable,
bought in New York, ofTiffany & Co. The
piece is one thousand four hundred yards
long. The Louisville papers say this cable
was laid across the Ohio on the l4th, and
works to admiration.
DISASTER TO THE FTsHGNG FLEET.-The Bath
(Me.) Times of the 18th October says: 1--WE
are informed by gentleman from Westport,
who is extensively engaged in the fishing
business, that reliable report has Just been
received there of the loss on the North Cape,
Prince Edwards Island, during the week be-
fore last-precise day not given-of over
thirty sail of fishing vessels belonging all
along the coast of this State and Massachu
setts. The only definite particulars received
relate to the new mackerel schooner L. At.
wood, Stinson Jewett, master, of Westport.
which was lost, with every soul on board
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-17
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. W. T. Barbour, Judge.

TUESDAY, November 16.
Court met pursuant to adjournment
A. D. Logan and wife vs. 5. Ringgold.-
Decree filed.
Jacob Pfoutz VS.. c. L. Flick ct al. Decree
filed.
JAS P. Miller VS. S. E. Noyce. Demurrer
withdrawn. Leave to file answer in five
days, upon payment of costs.
Same VS. same Same order
VIM. Downing VS.. G. n. Sweezy. Demur-
rer withdrawn by consent, and leave to file
answer in ten days
JAS Robinson VS.. HornbroOk and Clark.
Default of Clark entered, and judgment
against the joint property of all the defen-
dants and the individual property of the de-
fendant Clark, for the sum of 81 1920, besides
costs of suit.
Court adjourned till ten o'clock A. M, to-
morrow
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-17
Spetial Aotirfs.
PEXYS RnR nrnr,r,

There are few desirable PEWS for Rent in Rev
Mr.. Walsworths Church, which can be had by apply
ngto II. s. HOBLITZELI.
noyo-dh 1O4 and 400 First street
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-17

10 Druggists, Physicians and Traders.
The subscriber respectfully invites the attention of
Druggists and Country Dealers tc his large and well
selected stock of DRUes, MEDICINES &C., which he is
preparedto supply at the lowest mark ct prices.
My long experience in the business affords a guar
antee that all orders entrusted to me will be executed
on the most favorable terms, and by putting up my
goods in the best manner careful packing and prompt
ness in forwarding trust not only to give satisfac-
ton, but to offer inducements to purchasers unsur-
passed by any other house. ST. WATTS,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist,
First street, Marysve.
For sale by 4. +. SPENCE,
je5u Druggist 32 Main street Nevada.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-17

HolloNV"y's Pills,--No case Of fever and ague,
liver complaint, collie, indigestion, bodily weakness
sick headache or sexual difficulty, can withstand tn
curative and at the same time invgoratng action of
these Pills. Sold 50 Maiden Lane, NY.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-17
Atlantic Ifenas.

The chief matter of interest during the
past fortnight has been the October elections
III some of the Western States, which took
place on the second Tuesday of the present
month. The great contest was for members
OF Congress, and the election changed the
delegation from fifteen Administration and
ten opposition to three Administration and
TWENTY-FIVE opposition. The popular maiori
ty against the Administration is estimated at
some 10000. In Ohio, also, the opposition
gained three members of Congress, and in
Indiana three more
Elections have now taken place for members
of the next House of Representatives in
eleven States
The States which effect entire changes in
their delegations to Congress, are the follow.
ing;
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-17
Cheap Fuel.

COKE E, for Ranges, Furnaces, Crates, and Coal
~ Stoves, This article is preferable to coal or
wood aud is a much cheaper Fuel, and is void of
smoke and dust. For sale by the barrel or ton bv
the'MARYSVILLE GAS COMPANY" oc17.im
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-17
List of Pennsylvania LecOmpton Demo-
Gratis Left at Home.

1t is clearly certain that these are all de.
feated. In addition to them, John F. Ahl, of
the Sixteenth District, and Paul Liedy, of
the Twelfth failed to get nominations. So
that really ten Of the twelve members of the
present Congress, who voted for Lecompton.
have had leave to stay at home. Messrs.
Florence and Dimmick are the only two re-
elected, and their maiorities are greatly re-
duced.-Forney's Press
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-17
nailp Wational democrat.
MAINTAIN CORRESPONDENTS.
SAN JUAN, Nov. I3, 1858.

DAN JUAN NV TO- 1000.
rn,rop DEMOCRAT: Left your city at 3
-,.1oc, this morning, in fog, seated behind
amir lake" on the out side. Did you ever
.;1o outside on q stage coach through fog
IN the nighta If you have not, you must do
60 70 see a panorama of grotesque transform
..ons. every dark object assumes foreign
sbape-the trees, as you approach them, seem
r,.s q harm. farm house, a cottage, villa,
mansion. or a castle old and grand, with
.noulo and towers of antique fashion looming
rroudy up in the deceptive gloom. After hav.
-. crossed the main uba some two miles,
ho foc was left behind, and by the time we
.,oobed the first change station the drowsy
dov began to wake and open up his eyes;
a,J from thence we began to ascend, hill af-
for hill, until we cross the South Yuba,
shan come the mountains around the rugged
.;des Of which winds a turnpike, level as a
Aoor At the bridge, Jake remarked that
now a most excellent opportunity offered it.
self for the gentlemen to stretch their limbs,
which was equivalent to saying, jump off
orl walk two miles. which was complied
with by twelve of us. 1t was "hard road
TO travel" but we reached the top, where we
awaited the stage; all aboard, we went hop
ming and rolling until we reached San Juan,
which is the most lively and prosperous look
ing town anywhere to be found in the noun
. &c California
Water is plenty and much mining is being
done.
The first person to take us by the hand
was Mr.. Olmsted, late of the Star, q very
clever gentleman, whom we were delighted
to see and by whom we were introduced to
R. P. Avery, of the Hydraulic Press. and
to know him is to know a gentleman and
scholar. And whom did we meet next? the
old veteran of the editorial department him
self, General Allen. 1t was like meeting a
father to meet him; he gave us all that could
be given of love and friendship in one long
and hearty grasp and shaking of TIE hand
1t was happiness to see him, and we felt at
home Why should he be here? 1t is not
his home-his home is in the armed chair of
the editorial sanctum. For the good of man
kind, for the good of the State, he should not
be allowed to lay down the pen.
This town is far in advance of many other
of longer standing. 1t has a good, large
sized church. Many beautiful cottages are
scattered about, with fruit trees growing in
their yards, which make them look like hap
ny homes A little look about town in the
evening was well repaid; billiards and otter
games was going on lively. But as my sight
is growing sleepy, yours, very respectfully,
will say-good. night HENRY JACOB.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-17
Citizens Steam

Citizens Steam Navigation Company.
dividend of two per cent. has been declared by
the Trustees of this Company, payable on and after
the 18th inst,
Marysville, November 10, 1898.
nov1G10d HORACE BEACH sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-17

WASHINGTON FASHION The sway of fash
ion in Washington, says the correspondent of
the Alta, has no limits all yield to its infu-
enee, and particularly in that =" Paris of
America. Some of the refractory females in
the city "prison for the poor" were lately
seen in the full blow of the present mode
Inquiry was made and it was found that
they had abstracted the wire fences of the
garden, and formed hoops for their crino-
lines
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-17
Notice.

Syrup of Yellow Dock, SarsaparIIIa, aud
Iodide of Potash.
Iwouldinform my patrons and friends that can
guarantee my Concentrated Syrup of Yellow Dock,
Sarsaparla, and Ioddc of Potash 'as the very best
preparation of Sarsapara now in use.
We simply ask trial of this medicine II is fur
nished to the trade in boxes, containing one doz hot
Ties each, and suppedupOn the most favorableterms
Ample directions accompany each bottle.
Apply to s. T.. WATTS,
IJWholesale Druggist
First street, Marysvlle.
For sale by E. F. SPENCE
je5tf Druggist 32 Main street Nevada
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
DIED.,

So HSuS. 't1ss Sss or Tsaa.'t.y To. sS sG
B.1s s.4d ycs Dn%o %oa b. and II dy mary
C6RLEsN0n Third Day (rae.dayj strInooa AFr i9 2;
vile Of JoSn w. SO.
its o sistb Day sday morning a. ii eOc The Tesav.
d .'d. q ,hs family Ts,petfy e:,ed to attend
Union squ.re from stO O'Clock on Friday morning. :,
me np " h 1Sen nS " ''H o '"' 'N''
The styes End te.d; Of toe family are rssps,Gy invited 70
Madison and TweHtyebth stree this FndsJJ after
HASRAsi0S~ Bushwck Long Island Tuesday April 49,
of rsumpton Budget Hsrssion vile Of Henry hATiason
KEmP-Ai No. 9ia Houston ttreet Wednesday noniqs
Apl4 a,r abort Iles. Agnes Mc csoeaad VIE Of Pet'r
"SsSfE S:ss3 Esss l;@s S Msiosi. &
The relatives and friends Of the family are reeaeed withoa,
further ysoD, ssnd the funeral on Saturday afternoon
MORRIsON-In Brooklyn Taes;ay, April 49, wll.n n.
OVER-In Yorkvie lingering illness, George Bsugey
His In nd and cs sFc invited to and his funeral on
Fndsy April 10 81 2ocock m hi' rensins will be taken
OsTRAkDER-In Hammond street. Wednesday, April IA,
Wiam osHaeI & aged ~ ysas Gontls and y day.
-, Mrs. May Pike, in the 75ih year Of her age
. M No. s Of sny a and nd Ella & ARe i ai
sTEWART~At No 50 Greenwich sysnae Wednesday. April
sToDEaDA, No l53 w... Twenty ypn.h street on wednes
day. April H. sitter abort illness Andres soaerd, sscd a
years
sCLLIYAN-On Tuesday April l3 julia Ann daughter Of Cor
nelius and Bridget Sullivan, aged year and days - ~
TUrHILL-On Thursday, Apl l5 Dr. j. W. Tathl, aged 80
years His end peaceful having blessed hope
ofmmortay beyond the and bidding al 70 meet him in
glory, he fen sseep in Jesus
The friends and members of Excelsior Lodge OF sad
ale req esied To attend his funeral Sunday 18th inst
at At the Seventh Presby~rA CnIch
Of BiooIne and Ridge without further notice His
mains will be taken 10 Greenwood.
WARREN-A Asiq Hone Tuesday, April 3 JoIsthsu
g. Warren of the firm, Of Warren Cousnt Co.. Of Boston,
aged 80 years
WATsON-suddenly s Station Va. Monday, April 70.
xander Watson sed s years native of kiysees County
Done Ireland