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other preparations they make more profit on.
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want the best aid there is for hem and they should
have it.
All our Remedies are for sale by
Hening d Melvin, Steubenville.
j. B. Simmerall, Bloomingdale
F. Fisher, Wintersville;
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W. H. Crew d Co.,, Richmond
NJ. @. Morgan. Mt. Pleasant.
and all Druggists and dealers in medicir
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How TO save Money.

EVERY Gentleman OF Lady who re-
~ quires Medical Aid, will save money and
time by consulting Dr.. SIZES, lst, because
his Remedies are, many of them, new sec.
ondly because he guarantees to give every one
an equivalent for their money. Disease of ev-
cry description treated without the use of
Mercury or other poisonous mineral.
NIB. Diseases Of Females, receive particu-
lar attention.
Consultation at the office free; by letter, one
dollar Medicine put up and sent to any
post Office address. Office south 4th, street,
over McConville's Variety store.
dec 16'57-y. DR.. SIZES.
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Rubber Goats, Overalls and Jumpers,
Wool Knit Jackets.
Cotton Knit Jackets,
All kinds of White Shirts,
White Marsailles Shirts,
Fancy Shirts,
Hickory Shirts,
Blue Flannel Shirts,
Grey Flannel Shirts;
White Wool Under Shirts,
and Drawers Mixed do; British do Merino
do Pure Silk do; Portsmouth do Canton
Flannel do Heavy Rib Cotton do.
Buck Skin Gloves Seal do, do Sable do,
do Woolen do; Cashmere do; Cloth do |;
Kid do; Kid Lined do Fleecy Lined do
Berlin do, do Driving do; Silk and Cotton
do; Buck Gauntlets Fur do; Black Silk
Cravats; Fancy do, do; Silk and Satin Stocks;
MOire Antique do,
Heavy Wool Knit Hose; Worsted do do :;
Lambs Wool do, do !; Merino do British do;
Virginia do Cotton do Marsailles Collars !;
Linen do; Paper do; Fancy do Silk Hand.
kerchefs; Linen do Cotton do Napoleon
Necktes; Byron do; Cheneille Scarfs Scotch
do; comforts, Gents Shawls, Suspenders,
Braces, Umbrellas, carpet Sacks, &C., DC.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, DOESKINs.
Satinets, Tweeds, cords, Beavers, Seal
Skins, Imitation Furs, and Peter Shams, Vel.
vet, Plush, Silk and Satin Vestings, and all
other descriptions Of goods for Mems and
Boys Wear Of the newest and richest STYLES,
from the highest to the lowest prices. Ifyou
want neat fitting and fashionable
Custom Made Garment,
Or well got up suit of
Ready Made Clothing
Or any other article Of Wearing Apparel call
on
H o F M AVER,
At the cheap one price
Cash Clothing House,
MARKET STREET, sTEUBENvILLE, OHIO.
And by so doing save from ten to twenty per
cent of your purchase money, nol755
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Fever and Ague.

hrom which mankind suffer over a large part OF
the globe, is the consequence of diseased action
in the system, induced BY the poisonous miasm OF
vegetable decay. This exhalation IS evolved BY
The action Of solar heat on wet soil, and rises with
the watery vapor from Il. While the.sun is below
The horizon this vapor fingers near the earth's sur
face, and the virus is taken with It through the
iungs into the blood There Il acts as an irritating
poison the internal viscera and exercting ana
of the body. The liver becomes torpid sud f@ils to
Secrete not only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
In the circulation, and produce violent conshtu-
tional disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize with the liver, end become
disordered also. Finally, the instinct Of our or
ganism, as II in an attempt to expel the noxio9s
Infusion, concentrates the whole blood oi the oouy
IN the internal excretores 10 force them 10 cast II
out. The blood leaves the surface, and rusheS 20
the central organs with congcstiye violence; lss
Il the CHILL, But in this efortit falls. linen the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the cen
trail ORGANS and rushes to the surface, as II IN
another effort to expcl the irritating poison through
that other great excretory the skin. IN this
also Il falls and the system abandons the attempS
exhausted. and waits for the recovery OF strength
70 repeat the hopeless effort another day, These
are the fits or paroxysms Of FEVER AND AGuE'
such constitutional disorder will OF course under
mine the health if it is not removed.
We have labOred to find. and have found, an
nntidote, r..ir
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New, Large, Elegant and Fashionable
C,ocL nf

New, Large, Elegant and Fashionable
Sock of
Gentlemens' Dress Goods.
]. LITTLE, MERCHANT TAILOR.
SOUTH 4th STREET, STEUBENvtLLE,
WH0 has just received direct from the
w east beautiful and fashionable assort.
ment of Gentlemens' Spring and Summer
DRESS GOODS,
Embracing many new styles of Gentleman's
wear-magnlfcent patterns. cloth, silk, satin, 1,
furnishing goods generally, Hosiery, &C., and
almost every article known to the trade
Goods manufactured to order, and cut accor-
ding to the
--latest and most approved Fashions.
Prices easonable-goOds warranted as rep
resented--and satisfaction guaranteed. For
new styles, good goods, neat and fashionable
fits, call at the new Merchant Tailoring esta-
blishment of ]. LITTLE,
Fourth below Market st., steubenville, Ohio
NAV l2:56.tf
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Pittsburgh, Columbus and Cincinnati
(Steubenville & Indiana)
R A | L r 0 A D
Trains unthrOugh from Pittsburgh to Columbus

Connections Perfected both East and West
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THE GREAT LIGHT OF THE. AGE
THE IMPROVED COAL-OIL LAMP
to be had at the Queensware Store of
KIIn AZ n Z ~

L to be had at the Queensware Store of
E. A. TONNER,
Market Street bet,ceen Fifth and Sirth
Streets,
Is the cheapest and most brilliant light ever
introduced;
Gas not excepted ~!
This lamp will give light equal to four
candles, at a less price than one.
The oil is NOT EXPLOSIVE and will
not gnm like other oils, and can be burnt in
this lamp WITHOUT SMELL OR SMOKE.
For Churches Stores, Families and others,
this lamp cannot be excelled.
Mr.. T. is,prepared to furnish Lamps, Shades,
Chimueys, Wicks and Oil, in any quantities.
nov l7,.4t
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Delinquent Tax List for 1853.

THE FOLLOWING of Delinquent Lands and Town Lots in Jefferson
County, JOHN MoADAM Treasurer said County,
which Taxes year 1857 paid and which not yet paid and
which added the penalty Of thirty cent? and the simple Tax OF loS
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Third Arrival Of Fall Goods at
HOFMAYER'S CLOTHING STORE.
Market Street, Steubenville, o.

UcHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE oFFERED..D
TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE Great
u rush to this store the subscriber has been
compelled TO replenish his former beautiful
stock by large additions, which have been
made to order in Baltimore, expressly for
this market. He would invite the attention
of citizens and strangers to his large and
beautiful stock, as they will find it complete
and suited to their wants, consisting in part
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-15

AUDITORS OFFICE, Jefferson County } ,
November &c. 1885,
NOTICE hereby the whole of the Town
Lots contained list, each will necessary
Taxes Interest and Penalty charged thereon, will be sold the
Steubenve Jefferson Ohio the Second Monday January
the 10th day January 1885, by the Treasurer of said county,
Interest and Penalty be paid before time The bidder who
&c, for the least portion of lot 10 be the purchaser.
Sale commence 10 o'clock A M of said day. and continue from
day until all are sold offered S. LOWE
Auditors Office. Seubpvl |. Auditor Jeff. County.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-15

DERFUMRRY. New and handsome
styles, of the various kinds of perfume
ry lately received, and for sale. ct The Drug
Emporium Of tdec 81 HESme 4 MELVIN.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-16

~ CsI Dunn. 81 Macon, Mss ,
n. fss,isel tho sppelssmshs Of
|u.s,sI N Havana, wee Col Blythe
,.ufnsA
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ef' rhs editor u III, stas 10 hereby
suth lrisel " auaoaass Judge IN. iLLn
uAHwtSvN ~ Tho psopl.'s ,ndldate Tor
re.slsss,on TO tn oAel Of ptoba.e Judge.
MANY VOTERS.
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49,
10 ~ Crsssien II As isfais If 4. H.
Bsiiofk, asceastdi
VliNhh, IS the unirrsienci, Admis-
w ist5s'sr ~ the rssste ~ said -
'ssssi, did q, the Apr&Tssw, AID. loee,
q NE Probate Court u Tallshneehls
county, '..ss,..srri, Gie his report u he
~, sweeney 81 ths rsists u said dssedess,
Nov, all y 'rsars h,vins elalps Agsinss
he s~asv cf cid deceisnsoA \ hssvhy
,osidsi 10 eo,se forward and have The
me da', rso'a,sd and re stored - shs
'ssgisess heps hs The clssk ~ ssid Court
s,.hls .,e,r from the date Of the avss
publication q his nssles, Or the ssos
sili be barred
JullN II. MeAfEE, Adn'r
April Is. 1855 ls-sm
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Wssfss a,hsfiigj 70 snasaass The IIan
guuS ", IuJdfsJs ~ q ssaIsd. ls
W. ussat Jaixe n W. ian JaA.ssl iJ.s.
sfiei, ~ The eleslipn ~ t'sipbsf nest.
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Me0ogoo0 Noooeo y cyo61ogA
srrERS fmssosalssy Il ~ lss
vii ed teoaosas & fhowu
Nnses e~ssssssd, ~ created 70 the
e.ssessl - tAsj& 1suk Isjs. q
rssssst Cen e psosla Csossy,
N:ppis m, tAu1fAs. + - asssIy
csaes0 = ~ oouonooe - epoeass
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We ara authorised to ana,anes Judge
J. T ". WUKURtUUL asa Candidate ~,
Probate JslSe Vi pspola County
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s'ss Ssrsbate CIevhs

". p. w0OfrES sansanee. him.e.f
q, q e,aliiHso Tor rs.slsstisn to the oLcs
u rssssf< clxss VI PAajla counsy.
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We arc authorised 10 announce JAS.
u, CHALMERS as a c,niiine f,t lie
sr'ss Attorney Of The seventh JuIiual
District, 81 tus nss october elect,os
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We are Authorised 10 anassses IA.
rIANIkL W. Wilt . rs ~ a . ,sIiIas
Tor pissfie, Attorney Ia' ihg 80 Jais,sI
u,sltiss, ~ thu s~Iossiga w .ne lei Men
iiy 10 Uelobm nssl.
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W. are authorised to announce q. &.
rAtIva, ei Pamela, AZ q candidate ior
Attorney VI The sespnth Jui,eial
iis.net, at .hs imIs October elaalion.
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~ Jsss Term, ISIS, u sAs rrs.
- ~ CsoFs u tsAnola csssty, Ms
Cpfs upea ~ r1Pors Il ~ Adnipis.
- ~ ksease Of he lsse Willisa j
MA d~eeeGssi,. "a deslased By ssss
een taDelvsoA. Al evsdieefs Of the
pe1e - hsPtoy nesl0e1 - have
ssils ssly psShsssi ~ rvsiRsst
~ Ctesk's - u said Cssrs b. shs
= jsly, lsjes slss sAs;r slaios
~ fsssssf sasrel
ssssa jsss u, 1855.
y. p. wOOrTIN,
- Ca1ak q ~ CSUvs.
- IL 1S5& 8l-1o.
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NNisliisu 70 femase 10 Tia s.ssh, I
w udff ~ sale, an The usual iesrs,
~ lanli 90 uhleh nHs tssiie ennsls,
Ne " sssll ~ Is ma ~ ard The South.
. - aaalfef u NJ W lianfef turrstlp I,
Vet ali titf Hefsa, - ssllmstish.
sseNaH "A 4 veil lmptsi d, afrtssds
49, ffuipn 10, has urtn s,hHs, us
li1Hse AZ, hsleefh Hni y hun sssi
aefes n lHbi %pleafel ~ 10Th ssesIaNs,
masi 4 which !. aes IN ealusallan lhs
Mss 4 tsnu hAllfoad rss'es ihFs.sh he
laaia, ani "A ~ssituaiei ball say hs'~sse
uiee AMI ssfds dtrets. refsena vl.h.
IA " purchase vlll eAll soon aud sssms
Inc Ne SAM.
Tnos. O, urStih
slsaFt'l u, MAY VI, lsss. ti.sw
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We ~ sasns-ssu1 - ssacsnre VII
tiAN = eAn1Ea - . essIidase fsi
Asses.sr 81 t'Assls Cesssy.
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Itst hlrtlNtp, a lat " Ne, 0ss
~ Ntll>v hthit ef l'flhls, l.nwNs,
snd la.llaa, 81 chaler patterns, ~
mos " VLAhke
March a. isie. eft
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We are saihgfiseI 70 ssnsssss The lion.
sAAhs iHvt mn u lly.ly ~ lag..
sss = nIidsie iuf Jaiss " NE Ia Ju.pl
sisi visiftas, ~ iha elpsllea on the isl
Monday IN October, isls. nsstst
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q W. arc aaIaorss u 10 auDsuncs
D. y. wllitCkS ~ y eaaisisss ior
Uosssy TrsAssrsr II rAsela ssssty.
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We ere ssshor,ssd 70 onasusce W. c.
HARRIS - . ss,ai,dsts fss Vsussy Sur.
vsyvr II I'xaols Issnsy.
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- Uvoye ~ N4ooooenepys
Pn0oon 0oooey.
3 AaIisis r Dsss ssAeesttis Dss,
Mn ~ tSstrbssss Of &sbsrf Z.
- deesassS:
WV asd each 81 wee ere ke-sey ssn.
usssa 10 b ssl appear before the
- usurs Of ssid cSaasy, On he Let
~ b Asssss, lsSs, Thea an there
pans6os ~ pssisssa II Anirsw J. Wi.
- Adainistrassr IL the Estate Of
lsAss G. nass, aecssssl, fer sale Of the
n!!ns 81 ~ d-cedess, IN the fslis sing
~ VA, Ssstion ten. il1l Teemha
A(A) h~se s'as g., wess. h 80
.sesy, ssa sksw esass way The prayc
~ psliAissse sssuld Cot he xrastsa.
y estse Il she Court. Leased Jsns
lS3& W. y. wOOrrEN,
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~ Tvo ''ssmmss % sslsr''
s.,s arrested IN New Otlsshs on
49,, vhIIs on ihsIr ~ V settle
,esN.s n honor sih double bsf
|rlsd gus
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We ~ ssshsrised y aaeetoee JOIN
SnANkLE - . assilasss fss Asssssc'
4 ronelA Csuesy.
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We ere assssrisli 10 y lssss Y. W.
SEArJN A. . slalGlats fss .Assssse Vi
Pamela esonty.
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~ w ar. sssass,ssi - ssssuacs
D. Il. SIMPSON ~ = candidate tyr tsA
AosnDs q t'assla taaasy.
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- W srs ssthsnssI - ssasuass
Nt.LJLAS u MJKkts - asss1sd4ts
Tor Assessor u l'sssls vsssty.
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Tia fa~is 4 rgRxY J. uCcuAx.
Nux ssasssss hin ~ . esststAss fos
Asssssss u pssslA t'esstv.
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We ere aashsrissi 10 asssssss 10.
SEPh A. usxktxS a. a sssls IAss fos
Asss>ssf u psasss sssaty.
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Sole rrersis,sr u III refdisls
Alss. Nsl.-snss voleasss Uil tss,meat.
CPrsseipsl depot ~ she ssrnss 81
Thiri ssd Pine s~tfs~ss, ~ L.s-,., NJ.
ca Gss sale IL Pamela, Niss.ss rpi, b
1tlos. D.. CLAkkk, Y
A Ne Bdfk Coz ssr.
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Wssee asshsrss~i 70 saassnee JutlNJ.
vlcN ~ . ssslsiAss fer Asssssss u
Pamela souatv.
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We ere sashoriscd 70 onssusce W. c.
HARRIS ~ . ssaisdsts lss Isusly Sur.
veyvr VI i'Assls Vssssy.
Fer Asssssoss
We ere asshsraea 10 asassass SANES
4. VAUGHAN ., ssAaJ,j he for Asses.
ssr u tAss.a Cssnty.
We ass a~ssssfisli 10 n,asss Y. W..
SEArJN a. . ssalslAts fss Assessor Vi
Pamela sssasy.
- W sre sslhsnssI - asasuass
NlULJLAs u MJRkts - sssstdAts
Tor Assessor " psssls vsssty.
~ We are s~ssasstssi - seWsnacs
D. Il. SIMPSON ~ = candidate tor tsA
Assnws 4 t,snsla t,sassy.
--
Vooes sssnsrissi V sssssuss J. A.
1VNk3 - . esaAdsss fss Assessor d
|esss,a evenly.
We are asshaeissd 10 snssunes 7. b.
RAXUvLpA - . candidate ~ Assssso.
u rsssla sssssy.
Wssee asshsrss~i 70 ssassnes lutlNJ.
vtCN - . eaalsisss fer As6sssss u
Pamela souatvs
We are aathsfi~rl to assosnes 10.
sEPh A. usxktxS a. a sssll iAss fo'
Assessor II psassA sssasy.
Tia fisnls 4 pgRxY J. DCcuAN'
Nux asnsusss hin ~ Q eno1D1sls fol
Asssssss u paneA t'osssv.
We ~ asshsrised y aaoetnee JOIlN
SoANkLE - . asaildsss fss Asssssc
Il ronsA Cssssy.
srs ssshssssa 10 ssssssrs ruiz.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-12
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1s ,u,lished every Saturday morning, and contains
,.sntv eight columns of reading matter. The aim Of
,hs nnllishers will be to make it good paper, and
.,it.ble Offering for friends in tha Atlantic States.
TERMs-s5 per annum; SO fol SIX monthsi 50 for
s1ree mouths.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-12

REWARD FOR SERvIcE.-The following sto-
ry is true one:
In the Creek war, portion of those In
dians were friendly to the whites, and have
received bounty land warrants for services,
but occasionally one of the wrong side of the
question put in his claim, most ignorantly
but with great faith in getting it. A short
time since, a renowned Halo of the Greek ma.
ton requested the services of one of our at
torneys, while ira 0veling in the Indian coun-
try, in procuring his land warrant from the
Department. The lawyer was delighted at
the prospect of good fee; the Indian prom
ising him half the worth of the Warrant in
the event of it being obtained. The lawyer
wished to know of has employer the service
he had performed.
Don't know talk like this" said the In
dian
"Well, whom did you fight under ?" the
lawyer inquired.
"Me fight under log" said Halo.
"No; but who was your captain p the law
yer inquired
"Me big man; me captain, too - answered
the Indian
81 want to know where you fought" said
the lawyer; "at what battle p
'Me fight heap; me shoot hind tree me
shoot under bank of river; shoot gun hear"
said the Indian.
"Well, what did you shoot at ?' asked the
lawyer thinking that he would defer further
questions till an interpreter could be pro-
cured.
"IHe shoot at General Jackson tree four
time :" replied the warrant wanter
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-12
Western House.
Corner of d and Second streets,
MARYSV WILLIE.

Naz2s9, The undersigned takes pleasure in
nlMHa saying to the public that he has lately made
lssNAl repairs in his House, with the view of
SssA&hh aTording greater amount of comfort and
convenience to his guests. BY unremitting attention.
he hopes to merit continuance of the liberal patron
age the House at presens enjoys.
Passengers arriving by the Stages or Boats eau be
accommodated at all hours.
The charges such as to meet the capacityof ev-
cry one.
"a 0GO5 OF ChaTEo5.
Board per week .......................SS IS 90
Board with Lodging per week $40 to $l2 90
Single Meals .........................50 80 cents.
Lodging, per night. 90 cents to 81 90
my14-my q. WOODWARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-12
DAILY NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
PUBLISHED DAILYt MONDAYS ENcEPTED) by
A. S. RANDALL & CO.

s. RANDALL, s. B. CHRISTIAN, D. F. WHITAKER,
n W. BLooR, W. BoULwARE, ]. o. HhArLEY,
JOHN r. RIDGE.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-12
IS. STAHE. PrOnrictn
CITY RESTAURANT,
Corner Second and High SITS
MARYsvILLE.
HERMANN RENKEN, Proprietor.

TsHAVE purchased the entire interest of George
Il Wappel in the above Restaurant and have taken
some pains to Repair it and put it in good condition
for the coming winter. Every effort will be made to
add to the comfort and convenience of those who may
favor me with their patronage, My Tables shall be
supplied with the best jim the Market served up in
good style. HERMANN RENKEN.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-12
mryr WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

,Sy- Office in fremont Block, corner Maiden Ian,
and Second street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-12

Daily 3(atlona( democrat.
WIND AND sNow.-The Yankee Jim's Cou

WIND AND SNow.-The Yankee Jim's Cou-
rier, Of Thursday says:
On last Thursday the wind commenced
blowing almost a gale from the North east,
and during the night the ground froze hard
to the depth of about two or three inches
On Friday during the early part of the day,
the wind lulled, and general appearances
gave promise of good weather. but in the
afternoon the wind veered around to the east,
and thick heavy clouds coming up threaten.
ed n severe storm. Before night snow began
to fall, lightly at first, but continued through
out the night, and by morning lay upon the
ground to the depth of about three inches
During the day the sun occasionally shone
forth at intervals. but did not thaw the snow
to any extent; and in the evening becoming
thick and cloudy snow again commenced fall
ing heavily, and continued until late Satur-
day morning, covering the ground with
mantle of white to the depth of eight or nine
inches. Since Saturday, although usually
clear and but little wind blowing, the thaw
is scarcely perceptible; and this morning
there is an appearance Of another great fall
of snow
The Oldest settlers of this village say that
this is the deepest snow they have ever seen
in Yankee Jim's and, the first time they have
ever known snow to fall here upon frozen
ground the snow usually coming with a
rain and wetting the ground which had the
effect to melt the snow almost as fast as it fell
A number of sleighing parties have paid
our village a visit from the surrounding
camps, which with the jingling of bells and
the snow-ballings they received from the
idlers as they passed down the street, remin-
ded us of other days and the pleasures of our
youth came up wildly in our recollection.
What the depth of snow may be higher up
in the mountains we have no means of know
ing; but suppose that at Last Chance, and
other camps in that vicinity, it must be from
a foot and half to two feet deep. This may
produce rather hard times here for a while,
but will eventually result in great profit TO
our mining population, as it ensures full
bitches for several months, which is all that
is srequred to render this very prosperous
mining locality.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-12
Days Aromatic Valley Whiskey

Is put up In containing dozen bottles each
ga9~ Forsae by all the principal Liquor Houses
San Francisco. novel 3mis
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-12
FRESH BUTTER.

lust REC EIVED FROM CLEAR LAKE,
- I,5OO lbs. Fresh Ranch Butter. For
sale low for cash by
JOHN q. FALL.
novl3-tf Merchants Hotel Block First street,