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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12
What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR:
CONTAINING
Simple remedies, easily OBJ.
tanned, for the cure of Disease in
all forms.

PROFESSOR HENRY $, TAYLOR, NJ o.
I" Tells You How to attend upon the sick,
AMI how to cook for them
how to prepare Drinks, Poul.
t'ces, &C., and how to guard.
against infection from Conts-
g,0Hs Diseases
II. Tolls Iou Ofthe various diseases Of Chi d.
rem. and gives the best and
simplest mode of treatment
during Teething, Couvulsions,
Vaccination, Whooping cough
Measles, &c.
IL IelIs Yoo The symptoms Of Group, Cholera
oN IDfantum, toIic, Diarrhea,
Worms, Scaled Head Ring
worm. Chicken. pox. &C., and
gives you the best remedies for
their cure.
1t Tells You The Symphonic Of Few and
Ague, and Bilious Yellow. ".
phus, Scarlet and other levers.
and gives you the best and
simplest remedies for their cure
It Tells You The synpeoms of Influenza.
Consumption. Dyspepsia. A,th.
ma, Dropsy, Go;it Raeun,a.
tism L"mbagn Erys;pelrs. SC
end gives you the best rene.
dies for their cue.
It Tells Yeu The symptoms Of Cholera Nor.
bns. Ma,'snant Cholera, Small
pcx, Dysentery, rr"mp Disea.
ees Of the Bladder, Kidne s
and Liver, and the best remc-
dies for their cure
Il Tells You TIE symptoms Of Pieurisv.
Mumps. Neuralgia, Apoplcx,
Paralysis, he various Diseases
Of the Throat Teeth, Ear and
Eye. and the best remedies tor
their cure.
1t Tells You The symptoms Of Epil rsv,
Jaundice, Plies, Rupture. Dis.
eases Of the Heart, Hemorrh-
age. venerea' Diseases, and
Hydrephobia, and gives the
best remedies for their cure
Il Tells You The best and simplest treatment
for Wounds Broken Boncs
and Dislocations. Sprains. Lock
jaw, Fever Sores. White Swell.
ings, Ulcers, Whitiows, Boils,
Scurvey, Burns an Scrofula
Il Tells You OF the various diseases peculiar
to Women and gives the bs>,
| and simplest remedies for their
cure. together with many sal.
liable hints for thes preservs
] tlOO OI the 0e8itn
The work is written in plain langua :,e
free from MEDICAL terms, so az to e
easily understood, while it's simple re-
cipes may soon save you many times tire
cost of the hook. 1t is printed in clear
and open type; is illustrated with sp-
propriate engravings, and will he for.
warded to your address, neatly hound
and postage paid, on receipt Of $l.0o.
$1,000 A YEAR.
Can be made by enterprising men
everywhere, in selling the above work,
as our inducements to all such are very
liberal.
For single copies Of the Book, or for
terms to agents, with other information,
apply to or address
JOHN E, POT TER, Publisher.
No. sl7 Ssnson Street, Philadelphia, Pa
In ~ sm)
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hereby announces to the public that he will
at oil times keep on hand a full and complete
assortment Of the following goods;
Delaines, Ginghams Prints Cambrics. Sheet.
ing, Shifting. Denims, Ticking, Cashmere
Kentucky Jean, Over Coat cloths. F anoel,
Ready made clothing, Boots & Shoes, Hats
4 Caps Ladies, Gents and rhi!drens hose,
Needles. Pins, buttons Hooks and Eyes, Su.
gar. Coffee, Ten, Crackers. Salt fish, Cheese,
Tobacco, Crockery. Hardware. &c &c.
Also, all kinds Of Patent Medicines.
all Of which, I will sell as cheap, as
the cheapest.
IN All kinds OF produce taken
in exchange for goods.
Vernon SPRING, August Path 1860.
(n5v24m. S.H NOBLE
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Who Would ~ be Z Sea Of Ten
peranoe

WV "V0sO ~ ~ y W. u Avn
peralee p!
Quaker young ladies in the
Maine Law States, it is said, still
continue to kiss the lips Of the
young temperance nea to zee if
they have been tampering with
liquor. Just imagine beautiful
young girl approaching the young
Temperance men, with all the dig.
nifty Of an executive officer, and
the innocence Of . dove, with the
charge: "Mr--, the ladies
believe you are in the habit Of
tampering with liquor, and have
appointed me to examine you &C
cording to our established rules,
are you willingl You nod acqui-
escenee. She gently steps close
to you, lays her soft white arm
around your neck, dashes back
her raven curls, raises her sylph-
like form upon her tip-toes, her
breast against your own, and with
her angelic features lit up with a
smile as sweet a. Heaven, places
her rich, rosy, pouty, strawberry,
sweet, sugar, mo)asses, honey but
ter, eggs, sundower. lily, rosebud,
honeysuckle, tart, cream, baby
jumper, apple-pie, peach.pudding,
spple-dumpling, gingerbread, nee
tar lips, against yours, and-(Oh,
Jerusalem! Hurrah for the gals
and the Maine Law, and death to
all opposition.
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A NEW INVENTION.
n new kind of I've has bee

"a 1N0" 1W UN 11VN.
4 new kind Of lye has been
discovered for printers, which
must eventually take the place OF
al other detergents. 1t is made
a. follows: Take > large cistern
holding one hundred barrels Of
water, and a copy each Of the
three " Tr;bxnes," New York, De.
troit and Chieago-stir briskly
with . rail and the strongest kind
Of lie is produced
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ybaalse vhe wales health, should sewer - vitAsUA
thsss ~. zAsy purify the blood, rs1svs sAasas6sas
~ III las, slsasas ths shin Of ~ piDpss enl SsAe
cd bsn6 ~ sieA eelsr Of health y Ne pale sAssk
- n plaaAs and Herbs Of which tAsss Pm aEs
na1o we're discovered IA very snrprisng vay sosog
~ Tsssssas. NiAs Of Absrginss IN Ae1ise. Get u
Ansnse e eur Agent, and you viii ROD vie4 AeoAt
he vssy hAsssllae account y contains q ~ "onnAs
MNDn01r q ~ Astocs.
.OAseevU.-ns Nssnasia ReS Rns sss ~ - = .
0posl01 WroO1. EacA - opateiRs - pi1s, - 1600
& - ess6 S1 bus Al osSuiNe, As1 ~ GoNaDsss y
.. L yUDSON CO.. ~ saeA b.
u L JUD60N, Z Co.
sole PROP ETORS 8,
Ne. 50 Leonard Street,
NIW YORK.
- Aeseh vanasa Gavays-AaAsso - sSsve. -
Sold By JsHS s. LAwvER New Oressa.
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JUDSON"S
Mountain Herb Pills.


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that scss sssa Nssiee. Ysl viii opA tall ssssast u
hss ed ~ Iesps !. ess Pamphlets s.a A'.a.S-s
ne svsssss asd oa.sAss.rsr q "JsdIsss ness.
ssvekae AA~iae visited .ssrly every s.s.tsy h The
tAs Rssky nssst.iss GA q naise .sd sh.s that
Ne !" Ncsxsns NM rals'' vsrs aisssvsrsa 4 very
!ssssss sssss.: 4 - ss,ssssr's sAsrs, 1ss vi ass
. - ssAsaaAsa AsS tAat ~ diseases sshs Asa
uRUnB $1,000
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s,.y -. q - ~ fys'y ssr,. ~. ne pss.es.
= :. 7: ~, ;,:. s:.''; NJ, ~ $500.
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vi1his yoas Hsash, uedsino Me Ma I" NouHlAn HIM
I,ss" tAas IN pass directly - he sAisssd yasss,
1AeseeA ~ bleo1 81 Asi1s e he SsAy asA eouse
~ ssosrss - bsoAtss Win ~ Sch = beesty ~
haalSA.
AIssSs PHis ere ne Best Aessely IN ssiss.
= e~ee (sr tie JsAessisg CemPisists:
Das1 0bnpaono. 0s10ih, ln,sas1 weakness.
0H.9Aa NSar 6al l1sA kiaw eb0Pls6nb.
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NMDism0, Ia6iomisN, Ams ~ 0taaA
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12
NEW ENGLAND
FAMILY
$3.50, 1880, 1880.
Sc WING d ACHlN E

The simplicity, compsctness and hearty
machine. make It general favorits where
prouenncs il better adapted to meet the
WANTS OF A FAMILY,
Than any other machine now
sfsrsd to the public
the PRICE BEING
Only $l95
Brings It within tho reach Of all and
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Many who are now using, prefer it to the
high priced and complicated Machines.
Il sews on oil kinds Of Fabrics from the Il.
nest 1uslis 70 the heaviest full cloth. -.
h usss . straight needle. whereby tho
breaking Of both thread and needle, so com
mon, isestirely prevented.
CO0ple te directions are furnished, stten
ton 70 which will enable per sons who mover
cav The Machine 10 work it with entire sat-
EVERY MACHINE WARRANT.
ED.
4 Iibersl diseouat to Wholesale Dealers.
esd agents. ,.
JOHN r. THOMPSON, THOMPSON
BookssIlsr { Ssat;oner. &
w. W.. WORMOOD. WORM 'OD,
WstsA RspAisss and l7e Main Street,
tngrsvsr. Dubuque, Iowa.
ORDERS sstss b. W. 4. MEAD. =. tho
PLllNDgALkk 0Gee. [4sly.l
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WANTED.
~ z "a eDeee k Muaesa & Hsroe, butter,
- CO. tallow, Lard, poek, wheat and grsen
sel Dry Ai1ss fer vAisA the higAsst prize
Win - p6G hi.jy3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12

FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.
TINE undersigned, having purchased the
L Stock Of Goods kept At the Farmers
Store in
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12
LOWELL, MASS.
eSooes o. pr Settle SIX Bottles fer o.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

he Woa 1bf ltself such . renown for the cure 81
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, thas
Il 10 entirely unnecessary for US to reeoant the
evidences Of its virtues, wherever it has been EN-.
ployed. A. il Has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people iss quality Is kept up to the best
Il svsg has been, snd that il may be relied ON to
q ~ tAes relief Ill it has ever been found to do.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

1o8 TIN oUn1 OF
Css1;smsss, JasmdSes. Dyspepsia. hndiaestios.
Dysetsry, lss6 Stomach. Esysipelas, Headache.
Pilss, Rks,sssssism. Eusps;a,s and Skis Diseases,
L;s~ cbmpisine. Dvepsy. Tsser, 7s~nors and
SaA Rhesw, Woms. Gout, Neuralgia, a. .
Dinner P;x. asd for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugss.coated, 80 that the most sensi-
i've can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best apesiens in he world tor all the purposes Of
family physie.
Isiss 8 ssass pr Box; Five boxes for Sl.oo
Great aSmbers Of clsrEymen. Physicians. States
1sa, and eminent parsonage. have lent their
names - csrty the unparalleled usefulasss ofthc
gsme1iss, but our apace here will not permit the
inseston Of then,. The Agents below named fur
oish gratis our AAHnicAN ALMANAC in which they
ere kivsn; with also full descriptions Of the above
ep1plainta and the treatment that should be fol-
1oWel ts1 their cure.
No not s. PIT 81 b. unpsincipled dealer: with
cher psspafatiens they make more profit on.
0e0an0 xvHR'o. and take no others. Yhe sick
vaas he best cid there i Or them. and tsey should
tove h.
An ous ssnsAiss are ~ sals By
J. S.LAWvER.Ncw OaEcoN, and ~ all
Dsslcss In Medicise everywhere. = s. sn
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ERutT TREES! FRWlT T1EES!l
OVER 20) 600 APPLE TREES
FOR SALE THIS FALL!

COMMERCIAL NURSERIES,
VAN PELT & HEYER, PaopA,sroRs,
DUBUQUE CITY, IOWA.
Branch at Csstsslia Dubuque County, love.
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Christie's
A4vk kAk4AA.


: cSaeo esiAssls Ses Assvss ssfue -
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

FAGNANL now in Paris has been painting
a portrait Of Lord Byron from miniature
painted at Venice in 1920 and given by the
poet to Madame de Boi.sy, then the Countess
Guiccioli, and which has never before been
copied. Madame Boissy, as we are advised,
pionounces Faguinis copy the best portrait
of Lord Byron in existence. The face, we
learn from one who has soon it, is very beau.
titul, although some think etfeninnte; the
collar is turned down, aud the figure is wrap
ped in cloak of Gordon plaid Two copies
Of it have been ordered already.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
TnuRsDAr, November Is.
rnnRnard.

THURSDAY NONtmUVI To-
Full Board.
Treasurer ordered 90 refund TO Fall, Hanson 1
Webb S43 30 as excess ofBridge License.
George Jlmisun appointed Road OVerseer Tor
Long Bar District.
KT. OIha,ou appointed Road oycrscer for
District No. !.
SheuH ordered to work prisoners convicted of
rytit larceny and vagrancy in the Marysyi,lg Chain
Gaug.
J. IL Gilmore appointed Hospital Warden for
twuvears, nt The ruje Of $1,000 a year.
Petition to establish road from Yubi Ranch Go
house of Derrick Haun. set for hearing on lst day
Of next regular session.
$3.50 appropriated towards the construction of
Bridge over slough near Marysvlle Park
Warrant ON Current Fund for $50 ordered to
issue in favor of Peter Mssamore, for road ser
vices
De. Teed allowed $2,22G on Hospital contact
Adjourned tjii tomorrow
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

A letter from Panama says "The most un-
fortunate thing that could have happened for
Central America was the death of Walker.
While in constant fear Of the great flibuster
these States remained at peace at home, uni.
ted. Now they will go TO reyolutionizing,
and get up wars against each other on the
most frivolous pretences Salvador has al
ready suspended diplomatic Intercourse with
Nicaragua, and Costa Riea will no doubt cut
Salvador. In Nicaragua the Government is
distrustful of the people; and the old feud
between Leon and Granada will soon be re-
viyed
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16
Jimmy Jones and his Parrot.
BY THE BARD OF QUINCY HALL.


Jimmy Jones, not over prudent,
Had very prudent wife,
And his nduct, as a husband,
Led 10 some domestic stIit..
Once he bought a pretty parrot,
And an eagle for it paid;
To his hone he went rejoicing
or the bargain he had nude.
"Foollsh mani" exclaimed his lady.
"Buying birds to eat our bread
What on earth could put such nonsense
In our sood-for nothing head?
81, myself can do the talkingl
You may laugh, lis so indeed!
lean talk from night 'dll morning,
And no parrots help need
"You are wanting clothes for Sunday,
And the money fooled away
For that squaling, bawling parrot,
For a decent coat would pay"
"Where, my dear?" replied the husband.
For sum so very snail
Could l buy coagn The parrot
Quickly answered. Quincy Han!n
"Ouincy HAN" exclaimed the lady.
"Bless my heart. What have heardP
Mercy on usl Jimmy darling,
Did you hear that cunning birI?"
eyes, did," replied the husband.
And you See the bird is cute;
To Quincy Hall wen hasten,
And there buy Sunday suit"
1t was bought, and ffteen dollars
On the suit he really saved,
Mrs Jones, amazed, delighted,
Said, you've heretofore been shaved
But that darling little parrot
which gave rise to such a squall,
Turned your steps from other places.
To the famous QuRCy HALL.
Hfou have saved the price of Polly,
On your suit, you plainly see
And, AT least, five dollars over,
Which will buy dress for me
"Your expenses now for clothing
VIII be very, very small,
And wen make pit Of Polly
For her saying, "QuWCY liA1Im
ana lol Washington street, Montgomery Block.
'lu-lW San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

PROPOSED CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE SNAKE
INDIANs-The Portland News of November
9Th, says it is advised from a reliable source
that troops will take the feldas early as pos
sible in the spring, for vigorous operations
against the Snake Indians concerned in the
recent attack on immigrants near Salmon
Falls; and every military resource of the
Department of Oregon will be employed for
the effectual repression Of hostile disposition
on the part of the Indians who have so long
infested the lines of communication between
Oregon and Utah.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

PLuMAs CoUxrv-A friend writes to us
from Plumas on the 18th inst, that there are
eleven precincts yet to be counted which
will give the county to Douglas by major-
ty of from so TO 100 over Breckinridge and
still more over Lincoln. Wood (Democra0
is probably elected over Cunningham (Brec)
for the Assembly.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

RACE AT THE YoLo Grove CoURsE.-On
"Wednesday at the Y olo Grove course, race
came off for a citizens purse of $500, two
mile heats. The horses entered in the race
were Langford, Dashaway and Orphan Boy.
Some time before the horses were called for,
says the News, it was announced that in
consequence OF Langford not being in fit con-
dition to 60 in the race he was withdrawn
from the contest. The race was won by
Dashaway at his ease Time III. S:5s.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

A late Eastern paper says Southern pm
pers continue to publish disunion rhodomon-
tades, and the New York Herald is occupied
in sounding new alarms daily, but on the
whole there is no change in the disuuion
market. The article. if anything, is easier
than it was week ago, with less appearance
of being oyerstocked. However, there is
no use in speculating upon the subject. The
course the fire eaters will take will be mani
Tested very soon after the election, in case
Lincoln is successful"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

The New York Post says: at is not gen.
enerally known that to Senator Seward more
than any one else, probably, does Lord Rem
frew owe whatever pleasure he has received
from his present visit to this country, for it
was mainly at his suggestion and under his
advice as to its general method Of proseeu-
tion, that the Queens Government was in
duced to make the experiment, which has
proved so gratifying to both nations, and
which promises such important results"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

SILVER ORE.-One ton of silver ore, from
the New Esmarllda mines, near Mono
vile, came down from Folsom, Wednesday,
on the railroad, consigned to Sheath & Ar
mold, of Sacramento. 1t was sacked, saws
the News, in different packages, and marked
Antelope" "Garibald," and "Siyer Hm,'
the names of the several leads from which it
had been taken. These several lots Of silver
ore are the first sent forward from the newly
discovered mines known as the New E.ma-
ralda district, and will receive careful ana
lysis at san francisco. Those persons inter
ested in these mines, ana who have forwarded
this ton Of ore for smelling and assay. are
very confident that it is the richest ever from
the Washoe or contiguous county If an
assay does not disappont the expectations of
these pioneers in these newly discovered
mines laage and extensive country lies
open and inviting to the miner and laborer,
and no doubt very large emigration will
set that way next Spring
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

A eolored woman in Philadelphia one Sun
day recently, left her child, six weeks old. in
care Of man, who locked it up in the house
and left When the mother returned she
found that the child's nose had been COM
pletely gnawed ofby the rats, and one Of its
eyes was gone
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

He "SHEDs TEARS The correspondent of
the New Orleans Pieayune says: with his
reception and entertainment in New York,
the Prince is not only intensely delighted
but absolutely astounded-and has frequent.
" shed tears on the amiable enthusiasm and
loyal demonstrations of the people. He re-
peatedly says to Mr. Woods the correspond
ent of the London Times, You cannot say
too much in praise of the New Workers."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

FAIL RAcrs.-The Fall Races commence at
the Marysvlle Park on Wednesday, Novem-
ber 2lst, when there will be running races
for four days Some excellent stock is ex-
peeted to be in attendance and fine sport is
anticipated. For purses, terms Of entrance,
&c, see advertisement in another column
The races and other attractions which viii
be offered by the proprietor, will undoubt-
edly draw large crowd.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

GARTBALDT has been attended throughout
his expedition by the Countess de Ia Torro.
who wears a short robe and loose trowsers.
as well as boots and spurs, and carries a re-
volver and cavalry sabre. which she uses, it
l. said, with rare perfection.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

SENATOR ivERsoS Of eorgia, has published
a letter declaring that any Southern man
who would accept office from a Republican
President, ought to be condemned and ostra-
eised by universal public sentiment, and that
he would vote against the confirmation Of
every Southern nominee.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

The distinguished Southern statesman.
who is about to accept the Department Of
State under Lincoln, Is understood to be
William c. Rives of Virginia; and rumor
adds that John NJ. Reed of Philadelphia, and
MIR. Pettigrew of South Carolina, will be-
come members of the Cabinet
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

FAY's FGvIr SToRE.-Fay keeps model
fruit store at III Second street He also has
most fragrant cigars. and is extensively en-
gagged in the Garden Seed trade. See his al
yertisement In another column.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

A TENNESSEE DEER PARK.-Gen. Harding. A
gentleman Of large hereditary wealth, whose
extensive lands are situated five or six miles
from Nashyille, Tenn, owns park which
contains no less than 500 acres, and is stocked
with two or three hundred deer, herd of
elk, and about thirty buffalo.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

SoCTu CAROLINA OUT OF THE UNION.-Preu-
tice is making merry over the folly Of the
Disuniunists. For instance, he says: Just
imagine South Carolina out of the Union,
standing 10y herself as an independent sove-
reignty. She must have General Govern
ment, President or King. Congress or
Parliament and she must have an Executive
Cabinet, ministers, ambassadors, and all the
the many institutions necessary in a sovereign
nation.
Think what the expense Of all this would
be, and think how very ill-prepared South
Carolina Is to meet any heavy expense How
would she meet it2 BY impost duties? Very
likely the duties upon her imporlatious
would be collected by United States revenue
cutters or irigatcs, of her ports of entry
But, If there should even be no Interference
with her in that respect, her ftvor.te dogma
for nearly thirty years has been free trade,
and she has denounced impost duties as pub
lie robbery. In defence of this dogma she
wanted, twenty sight years ago, to nullifv
the laws of the General Government hy
force of arms. Then what means would She
have OF supporting herself as a little king
DOM empire or republic, unless by direct
taxation Of her ctizensg And what would
be the probable rate of taxation for her
maintenance? Would it not be literally en-
ormous? Could the population stand it a
single year? Would they not cry out against
the intolerable oppression, cast their oppres-
sors from them in wrath and indign ,tion,
and bring their State back very summuli y
to her old allegiance"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

II is stated that the people of Guatemala
and Honduras nearly went wild on the Off
cial PRONUNCIATION of the death of Walker
All the bells in all the churches were ham
mering away day and night and more pow
der was wasted than would have supplied
division on the day of Solferino.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

COMPLIMENTARY LErTER-The ladies of
Panama have addressed a complim entary
letter to Capt Miller, of II. B. Ms. Frigate
Clio. thanking him for the services rendered
by him during the recent disturbances in that
CITY
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16
AcENCY NlrICE.

MFR. L. r FISHER is our only authorized Agent at
San Francisco to receive advertisements receipt for
the same, and to transact business generally Tor the
DeNocRAr ohe7-No. 1Iil6 Washington street.
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, upstairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

CoSDEMYATroS OF LINE PoNr.-Oficial
public notice has been given to Samuel R.
Throekmorton, and all others whom it may
concern, "that an application has been made
to the District Court of the Seventh Judicial
District, in and for the county of Marin and
State of California, for the condemnation Of
the tract of land known as Lime Point"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16

An ABOLITION EMlssARY-T Petersburg
(Va) Intelligencer, Of the 9th inst, has the
following; Richard White, who having
been convicted of being an Abolition emissa.
ry. was sentenced to the chain gang last
week for four months entered upon the dis.
charge of his duty yesterday morning. where
he will likely be made useful during his
term
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-16
CI1 IZENS STEAM NAVIGATION co.

EsHiIA A DIVIDEND of Threet 81 per cent
zsaszssss,s has been declared by the Trustees of
inst. HORACE RPACf, Sst e t0'ii
Marysyille, Nov. II, 1860. noi6