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RICKEY & HUMPHREY,
4 UCTION and Commission Merchants, No. n
IA MAin-st., keos nj, Iowa. Liberal advances
made on consignments.
flasSa1m
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D1ss oI utf0n.
TINE partncrship heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the style and frm Of Clark
4 Van Nostrand, was dissolved by mutual consent
December lst, 1853.
James Clark will continue the business - here
tofore and Ia alone thorxed to settle all accounts
Of the late Arm. JAMES CLARK,
dccl3dlw3w WIN. ii. VAN NOnTRAND.
C0-PaFtnershiP Notice.
TAMES CLARK has associated with him II. II
u CLARK, under the style ard firm Of J 4 II. II
Clark.
The Hide, Leather and Ssddlsry Hardware bust
ness viii be conducted mt the old stand of Clark
Van Nostrand NJ formerly.
decl3d6t-w3t
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CHA8LEs RADmAKEK. ~
HAIR DRESSER.

I ATEo Psuis celebrated Saloon, No. Al Court
IL landt a., New York, would respectfully tender
his professional services 10 the citizens Of Ksokuk
and vicinity, and gives Notice that b. has opened
an sstabliskmsnt corner Of "a and johnson sts.,
opposite tho Gait Hosss, where, By psnctusi A.
tentios 70 basinssa he hopes TO secure the patron
ags Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOOING,
DOno vita Neatmcss anA DtspagcA.
G. X. has ON hard choice stock Of PsFfumsry,
Luhins Extraots, As., which hs Offers for sale 81
tho lowest New York Prices.
Sept. ], '6s-dy
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ktrykcr, wood Griffith,
ID EAL Estate Agents, en- Thifd-st., will trade
II Groceries for we'll situated vacant dwelling
house lot declIda
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A N assortment just received ut No. l Este,
IA House. SAM'L q. BRIDGES.
dectAd
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FEGA.
OEA DRUMS choice new Figs Just receive
AOO from New York and for sale by
KELLOGG 4 BIR6E,
deei6d I4g Main-st.
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ADVISORY BOARD.
Proclamation.

Proclamation is hereby made to the qualified
voters Of Carroll county thar q general election
will be held as required by law on Tuesday
the 18th day of October, A. D. 1858, at the
usual places Of holding elections in said county,
at which time the following officers are to be
chosen, 60 wit: E s#.
One Supreme Judge
a" Comptroller Of the State Treasury
Attorney General
+" Member Of the Board Of Public Works
Congress for the 2lst district
Common Pleas Judge for the lst sub
division OF the 9Th Judicial District
County Recorder
d" Commissioner
Prosecuting Attorney
" In6rmary Director
F" Coroner s..
Land Appraiser for each township 70
hold his office for the term Of six years
The trustees OF the township In said county,
are repaired to return the following number
of Jurors from their respective townships to the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas, to wit :
Augusta 8, Brown 10, Centre 6, East Z, Fox
8, Harrison 8, Louden I, Lee 8, Monroe 7
Orange 10, Perry 8, Rose 8, Union 8, Wash
ington 6, EDWIN FERRALL,
Sheriff Of Carroll County.
SherifF's Office, Carrollton, o.
Sept, 18th ls5s.-3w,
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Sale of Real Estate Jy order of Court.
IN the 10Th day of October 1858, at 3
U o'clock P. N. will be sold on the premi'
ses to the highest bidder, the following, real
estate as the property Of ]. F. Lindsay deceas,
ed late Of Carroll county, to wit; A part Of
the northeast quarter OF section ten, toWnsh 10
thirteen, range four of lands ordered to be
sold at SteubenVille, Ohio; beginning at the
south west corner Of said quarter section,
thence east 10 poles, thence north to the road
leading to George Greens to William Potts,
thence In north-easterly direction along said
line to where it crosses the west line Of said
quarter section, thence said section line to the
place of beginning containing fifty acres,
Appraised at S625 90. Terms cash,
SAMUEL SMILEY, Adm.
off. F. Lindsay, decd.
Sept s, l65S.-4w. lrra
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PETITION TO SELL.

State Of Ohio, Carroll In the Probate court.
county, ss.
John B.. Moody, Is Elisabeth Whitla
Administrator Of vii. S(Widowl William An,
Tam Whitla, decd. dreWs and Margaret
ys. F bis wife, Of the coun.
Elisabeth Whitla ct al, / ty Of Jefferson, In
the State Of Ohio; Isaac II. Jackman and Jane
his wife, Of the county Of Dekalb, in.the State
Of Indiana; William Whitla, Eleanor Rhftla,
Elizabeth Whitla, Jr., Julian Whiila, John
Whita and David Whila, heirs at law Of VII.
liam Wbitla, deceased, and residents Of Car.
roll county, OHIO, win take notice that on the
18th day Cf August 1855, John B. Moody, as
the Administrator Of William Whitla, deceas
ed, filed In the Probate Court Of Carroll coun
y, his petition against them, wherein he al
ledges that said estate has no personal assets,
aud that 1t Is indebted In the sum Of three
Thousand dollars, and that said deceased died
seized of the following lands situate in cid
Carroll county, and described Is the south.
west quarter Of section tWenty-nine, In town
ship twelve and range four, except ten acres
heretofore sold and conveyed TO James KGin;
also the west half Of the southeast quarter oi
section, township and range aforesaid; also Ave
acres out Of the south corner Of the southeast
quarter Of section thirty Eve, in township and
range aforesaid, commencing at the southeast
quarter Of said section, thence west fourteen
rods, thence north far enough to include in an
oblong square five acres, and prsys for the
sale Of said land for the payment of said deb Is,
and that said petition Will, on the 20th day Of
September, 1858, move ssid court for the sale
Of said land. JOHN B. MOODY,
Admir- Of VIM, Whitla, decd, BY L. R. Eek
ley, biz atty.
Aug l7th 1885,
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OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.

DIR. L. V. PIERCE can be consulted as fol-
lows free Of charge remaining only one day 10
each place. -...
youngstown Union House, Tuesday Oct l2.
Warren Gaskill House Wednesday October l3.
Garfield BOstwick House, Thursday October IA.
Salem Farquhar House, Friday October Is.
Columbians Widow Sturgeon House Saturday
October l6. -f
Welsville Whitacre House Monday October Is
New Lisbon Watson House, Tuesday Oct. 10.
Hanover Ickes House, Wednesday October 90
Carrollton Patton House, Thursday October 81
Minerva Yinging House Friday October ~.
Marlborough Church House, Sat. October %.
Viana William House Monday October as.
Persons suffering from sudden attack of dis.
ease or from chronic complaint Of long stand.
ing will find Ii for their advantage to take no.
tice Of the above appointments as no charges
are made for counsel, mild medicine with prop.
er advice in respect to habit, diet and exercise
effect far more cures than the poisonous drugs
which corrode the system and waste the vital
powers, and undermine the constitution. Dr..
Pierce has had much experience in the treat
ment OF consumption, both Of the second and
third stage and he fatters himself, that under
bis treatment consumption Of long Standing
is not an incurable disease, his success thus
far proves all that he asserts, he has devoted
mnch of his time and study TO the treatment
OF this death dealing adversary. He has also
been very successful in the treatment of the
cancer and female weakness, and though not
wishing ro beast, has given life and health TO
many afflicted with the above disease.
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FROM n WILLIS.
NO TICE.

nHE Farmers and Mechanics Mercantile as
sociatiOn of Waynesburgh, Stark CO., Ohio,
having disposed of their entire stock Of
Goods to G. P. Augustine & Co., (who will
continue the business at the old stand) hereby
notify all those indebted to said association,
that their accounts and notes must be settled
Immediately. The books ard notes remain in
the hands Of G. P. Augustine, former Agent
Of the association, who ia authoeettlerized to
and receipt for the same.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
=. MATTHIAS FIRESTONE Pres't.
Waynesburgh, april2S, '5S-tf.
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FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 NILES FROM
Philadelphia by Railroad in the State Of New
Jersey. Soil among the best for Agricultural
purposes, being goOd loan soil, with a clay
hQtleVS The land Is large tract, divided in,
10 small farms, and hundreds from all parts Of
the country are now settling and building =
The cpepscan-be seen growing. Terms from
els 70 $50 per acre, payable within four years
By instalmehts. To visit the place-LeaVe
Vine ST. Wharf St PAila. at ~ "a ~ by Rail-
road for Hanmonton, or address R. s. ByrOns,
by lsttsf. See ail advertisements ID anoth-
er ealumn. y , - = = 4AsA14 &4ts
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SPEcIAL NOTICES.
PERMANENT OFFICE.
Compiling with the urgent request Of hun
drads of their natienta. F.. T..

Compiling with The urgent request Of hun
dreds Of their patients. .5 m ..r .t..,
DRs. @. N. FErcE & J.W. SYKES,
Have concluded to remain permanently 10
Pittsburgh. and may be consulted at their Of
Gee. No. I9l Penn Street, opposite the ST.
CLAIR HOTEL, daily, except Sundays, for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, ,BRoEoHIFIs and all other
'Chr0nic Complaints complicated with or caus-
ing Pulmonary Disease, including Catarrh,
Heart Disease, Affections Of the Liver, Dys-
pepsia, GastIitis, Female 90 mplAints, etc.
!. /. DRS., FITCH & SYKES would state that
their treatment Of Consumption Is based upon
4, the fact that the disease exists in the blood
and system az large. both before, and during
its development ia the lungs, and they there
fore employ Mechanical, Hygienie and Medical
remedies to purify the blood and strengthen
the system. With these, they use Medical In
halAtiOns, which they value highly, but only
as Palliatives, (having no curative effect when
used alone,) 5nd Inyalids are earnestly caut-
toned against wasting the precious time Of
durability on any treatment based upon the
plausible, but fslse idea that the seat OF the
disease can be reached In direct manner by
1nkilatioh" for as before stated, the seat of the
disease Is in the blood and its effects only in
the lungs
sN-NO charge for consultation.
Il list Of questions will be sent TO those Wishs
ing TO consult US by letter. tr '..
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PROCLAMATION.

Auditors Office, Carroll co. o.
A N ACT TO AMEND AN ACT, PASSED
n April IS, 1858, entitled an "sct for the
assessment and taxation Of all property in this
State, and for levyirg taxes thereon according
to its true value In money"
Section /, Be II enacted by the General As.
sembly of the State OF Ohio That the thirty.
third section of an act passed April Is, 1852,
entitled an act for the assessment and taxation
OF all property in this State, and for levyinR
taxes thereon according to its true value in
money, be so amended as to read as follows;
Sec. 80. The county commissioners of Q zach
county In this State, shall at their June ses-
sion, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and 6lty eight, and every sixth year thereaf-
ter, divide their caunty into as many districts
as there are townships in the county; and any
county within the limits OF which there Is q
city, the commissioners shall divide said city
into districtJ comprising within each no less
than one ward, nor more than FIVE, and no
township or ward shall be divided ia making
such district ward, which wards shall be con !.
tigeous, and the commissioners shall give no.
tice by publication In some newspaper in the
county, and If no newspaper Is published in
the county, then by public notice set up in
each township and ward at the usual places
Of holding elections setting forth the bounda.
ries ofdistricts in cities and the qualified elect
ors of such district shall at the October election,
in the year eighteen hundred and fifty eight,
and every sixth year thereafter, elect some citi.
zen Of such district, having the qualification Of
an eleotor, as assessor of real property within
such district The judges Of election shall
keep separate polAbook for the election of
said assessors, and the returns thereof. duly
certified IS In Other. cases, shall be made to
the county auditor, who, With the clerk of the
court of common pleas ard probate Judge of
the county, shall open the same and declare
the result, and the auditor shall. within ten
days after opening such returns give notice
to each of the persons elected, of his election.
Sec. 2. The thirty third section of said act
ishereby repealed, and this act shall be in
force from and after its passage r
April H. 1858.
Pursuant TO the above, the County Commits.
sioners OF Carroll county, Ohio, at their June
session A. D. 1868, fixed upon the following
as the number, and boundaries of districts in
this county,
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Ohio State and Union Law COLLEGE

THIS Institution has been removed to Cleve.
| land, Ohio. Degrees are legally confer.
red, and Students upon Graduating msy be
admitted 70 practice. FOF Circulars address
at Cleveland, ktE u. A. KING,
Jan. 7, lS5s.-ly. Secretary.
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The qualified electors Of each Of the above
named districts will please meet at their usual
places of holding elections on Tuesday the l 9Th
day Of October, in the year eighteen hundred
ana hRy-eight and proceed to elect an assessor
oil real property within said district.
- WASH. BUTLER,
Auditor Of Carroll CO.
Carol ton Sept. s. 1853. 5w, a%
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Good BOardIng and ROOMS.
LO0ALITY go. sc.

CarFOllton has site as healthy as any other
iowa in Ohio, and its inhabitants are hospi>
table and social It contains Ave Protestant
Churches, to wit;--Methodist Episcopal, Pres.
byterisn, Lutheran, German Reformed, and
United Presbyterian. Due attention should
DO given to Social and Moral culture, as well
as the intellectual training Of the Student.
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ROAD NOTICE
ESTATE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed has been appointed Executor Of the last
will aud testament Of George Williams deed.
All persons owing said estate must pay i'm
mediately, and those holding claims against
the same must present them authentiealy WITH
in one year from this date. s2j =
LETITIA WILLIAMS,
Sept %, 1858. ~ ~ Executor.
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jec to additional costs
taxpayers who have worked out their obtain SUPERVISOR recent
l0r Tue same they will be compelled in money
N hSuPVso are required specify certificates the amount Of
pau aoC n number Of the district and the where
suc1 labor has been performed and all worked
~ worked out their road part thereof required produce
cerncate for the the Deputy time paving their
NFN'' - IouN HGTTTNT 'o
Afeauers Oce CarroloE Sept l. 1858. Treas. Carroll
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TOall wanting Farms, see advertisment Of
Hammanton Lands.
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CarrOlltOn Academy!

The first session OF the CARR0LLT0N
ACADEMY will commence on Tuesday, the
18th Of October, A. d 1858, and continue
twenty weeks.
Commodious Recitation rOors have been
secured in the ''STIDGER BUILDING"
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Pelmansbip, arithmetic, Mental
and Written Geography, English Gram
mar, and Analysis Of Sentences s., 90.
Algebra, Geometay, TFigonometry,
Surveying Physiology Natural Phi.
losophy, Chemistry, Intellectual Phi.
losophy, and Elements Of the Latin
and Greek Languages, .@. $1,000.
Lessons in Vo al Mu sic given al a moderate
fee.
The charge for Tuition payable, one half ct
the middle oil the term, the remainder at the
close. No deduction for absence except 10
case Of sickness.
Coed Boarding and Rooms.
can be procured cheap-price varying accord.
ing 10 locality and cost Of provisions.
The object Of this Academy is the attain.
ment Of an Elevated Standard Of education for
young ~
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
And those wishing to acquire a good English
Education, or who wish 20 complete their
Preparatory Studies with view Of entering
College, can have as good faculties here as else.
where, -,
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TAXES! TAXES!!

NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN That myf o. Dsputy Vi. attend IA tie H
AZ loving townships Carroll county 0ho places holding sedou
70 Tees tie TaKe bT the ysaF 1883 the following days
LOudon Townsh Monday Oct lslb from O'Clock o'clock m
East Tuesday, " 10th.
Augusta Wednesday, 9Ob. %
Brown Thursday, 2la. ~ t. T .. .. .. h.
Perry Friday, 22ad ..|.
0Dngs Saturday, 2Sd.
will be readiness previous 10
that time; and s be The Treasures Omc 10 d
October 70 the 2oth Of December.
RATES OF TAXATION FOR
Tie 10vg The Rates TaratOR
ahP purposes and O Of EEsdrod
naioR.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT IN TAN
NINn

NlNd.
Mrs. Regina Karns and sons have purchased
the Tannery lately owned by Mr. John w.
Yourg, and are prepared to pay the highest
prices in cash for
BARKS, HIDES & SKINS.
They are prepared to do whatever tanning may
DC desired on the shares. Good &OFk and
entire satisfaction viii be given. The patron.
age OF the pnblic Is respectfully solicited,
Carrollton Ohio Aug 18th. 1858.
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= REPUBLICAN
- = ETH NGS,

{ Wsebssaay evening. Oct. eths-Mop-
roe tP.-al Canpopsburgb-ULMAS and
CRAfsE, Spsaksn. -t
Thursday evening. Oct. That Au-
gnsts-oaAIHE, KEIOHT d TEIPP, Speak
era.
= Friday evening. Oct. etb--Rose tp.--
A MAgnolia-UINAE 4 TRIPP, Speakers.
Saturday evening, Oct. Olb.-Brown
tp,-hillers School House WEYAND,
KEIoHT 4 Roach, Speaker.
Saturday evening. Oct. 9lb.--Fox tP.
-Thompsons School House-C. c.
ADAMS, TRIPP q oEGIxx. Speakers.
Other arrangements win be made from
week to week.
Republicans rally 10 your might.
By order Of the Central Committee.
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ATTEND EARLY.

1t h important that those wishing to attend
during the session be in attendance ct the
opening,
For further information address the Princi.
pal at CarrOlltOn, or at Harlem Springs.
~. WIN. MCCOY,
PRIECIPAL.
A. J. THOMAS,
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DAIETs-FOr White lead, Lnseed Oh, and
L Paints and Oils Of all descriptions, go to
B6S.
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pUY your WaH Paper L BOrdeIsOf
ID tt BIAS.
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DATENT MEDICINES-For any patent or
/ other medicine, cal on BIAS.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-04

RErRIBUTIoN.-Cr Crimes Of this enormtv rare
mission. Alexander VI and Caesar Borgia
were not permitted to be cassed among the
exceptions to human retribution. Even
handed justice returned the ingredients of
the poisoned chalice to their own lips
Alexander had created nine new Cardinals,
whom he chose from the richest prelates of
his Court. Scarcely were they consecrated,
when the Pope and his son determined bv
their deaths to make themselves masters of
their wealth For this purpose they invited
the newly made cardinals to sup at vine
yard near the Vatican. belonging to one OF
them, Andriano d Corneta. Caesar Borgia
sent the Pope's butler, who was to wait at
supper, some TASKS Of wine, which he had
mixed with poison called Canterelle. a sci.
dom failing poison The butler had strict
orders that none but the cardinals should
taste of it. In the cool Of sultry Italian
evening in August, the sacerdOtal party as
sembled in the vineyard. Alexander, though
a practical atheist, was nevertheless a super.
stitious man. lie had been told by an astro
logger, that so long as he carried the holy
water about him, he should never die he
therefore usually had the consecrated host
enclosed in gold box, about his person.
Suddenly he discoyeLed that he Lad left il
behind him; he became alarmed, and, dis
patching MOnsignor Caraffa, afterwards Pau
~ TO his chambers in the Vatican, for the
bread thus endowed with Immortality, he
proposed that supper should be delayed unit
his return. The slightest expression of a wish
was law in the priestly vineyard. The but
Ter took the opportunity likewise to return
for some peaches for the dessert, which had
been forgotten. When Caraffa reached the
Pope's apartments, his eyes were saluted with
the sight of an apparition, in the likeness OF
his master, lying rs it were dead, and stretch
ed on bier. lie was affrighted and dis.
mayed he sunk for a time on the ground
AT last he found courage to clasp in his hands
the box containing the host, and hastened to
the banquet. While Caratfa and the butler
were thus gone, Alexander, affected by the
extreme heat of the day, called for vine
| The under butler hastened to the sideboard
where he found six TASKS placed apart from
the rest these he imagined to contain SUI
perior description of wine, and therefore he
poured goblet full for the master of the
feast. The Pope, eager to quench his thirst
and suspectng no danger, drank profusely o
the wine. and handed the cup to his son, whC
drained it to the dregs The attendants re
turned, and the party sat down to supper
The poison performed its work expeditions
ly. Alexander fell back in his chair as if il
fit, and Caesar was seized with exquisite
pains and agonies. They were quickley con
veyed to the Vatican. The Pope fingered
for few days, and in spite of all medical aiC
expired on the 18th of August, 1903, the vic
tim of the draught he had prepared fol
Others. The youth and vigorous constitution
Of Cesar enabled him to Aonthl,
NGgazene.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-04

REcoRDERs COURT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Burgess, accused of stealing 81 so from one
Virgin, was honorably discharged. it appear
ing that he only took the money from a com
panion who was drunk, for safe keeping.
j. Sullivan, accused of stealing 81 from
the till of Mr. Kernes. was sentenced to 80
days in the chain gang.
Luke O'Brien, John OBrien and Solomon
Stale, for fighting, were fined the first S25
and costs. and the two last SO each ant
costs
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-04

RELioIous.-The Rev. Mr. Walsworth is
announced to preach in the First Presbyteri.
an Church, corner d and 9th streets, to-mor.
row morning at IL o'clock. The subject Of
his discourse will be the Parallels of the New
Testament. In the evening, at I o'clock, he
will deliver the second of his series of highly
interesting lectures on the history of tn,
Walden es.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-04

FoR THE HoLIDAYs.-Joseph Genella gives
notice in another column, that he has Just
received large aud brilliant assortment Of
rich Bohemian and silver plated ware, of new
styles and patterns, for the coming holidays
See his advertisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-04

PEoPLE VS.. JAMES SEYBERT-After an able
speech for the defense by Judge Reardan and
lengthy and Enthusiastically eloquent ef-
fort for the prosecution by Zack Montgomc-
ry, Esq, the case was submitted last evening
to the jury, but up to late hour last night
they had not agreed.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-04

Fresh CANDY AND Ornamental CAKES ron
THE HoLIDAYs.-0ur friend Qualey, opposite
the Post Office, has the purest and most beau
tiful candy we have anywhere seen, and his
cakes cannot be surpassed in the world. See
his advertisement
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-04

CoLD WEArnEn-Y Yesterday was the coldest
day we ever experienced in California In
the morning, every little puddle in town was
frozen over, and the "bitter biting North
made itself distinctly felt in the keen winds
that whistled around the corners