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UELERRATED REJuyENATxNG ELIXIR
Prepared
On the sctest Pharmaceutical Principles by ono Of the abes
Chemists Of the age, for the cure of
General Debility
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imheclity,
Determination OF Blood to the Head, .5
Confused IDEAS
Hysteria,
General Irritabiity,
Restlessness and
,x..u,a#. ,,..o,,,.Y ,a.,.. seepessness at Night
Loss of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emaciation,
Low Spirits,
Reorganization Of the
Organs Of Generation
Palpitaion of the Heart
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT 4 Co.,
q end l5I Chartres street,
Sole PropriatorB
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DIR. oseoop,s INDIA ono1AaoeUn

M- --rUREs-
Fever and Agus Chlls and Fever Dumb Aeue ntsrittsn
and Remitten Feyers, Liver Complaint Jaandice En.
largement Of the Liver, Enlargement Of lie
Spleen, and all the various forms Of
BILIOUS DISEASES
This invaluable medicine prepared from an extensive
practice Of several years in bilious climate and Is never
To fall curing Fever and Ague any tho diseases
named.
Those who suffering from affections this kind ms also
those who have become nyas from their effects upon The csn
stuton will find tbs INDIA CHoLAGoGUEa most tnvnln
able remedy for Purifying the blood and thoroughly CLEANSING
from the system the morbid effects OF billions climate
The wonderful effects Of Choagogue In Graduating bile from
the human system only explain extraordinary
the speedy thorough and of Fewer and Ana
and the various grades of intermittent remltfeut yers
has been tested in thousands cases. and ~
all who have used 1t, Of the greatest Fever and I.
renedlesexant.
Be and ask for Dr. esGooD's INDIA CHoLAGoGUE
there many cornerfeits offered for SALE
For in New Orleans wholesale and retail at pronrs
prices by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street
General Agents.
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NEW YORK CARDS.
CpALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
sPAEDIN6,s PREPARED GLUEl
sPALDrNG's PREPARED GLuEi

srAIDfNe's PREPARED oLuEl
save the Pieces!
.RooNoMyl DIsPATcHi
sa-"A stitch n Time Saves Nne.p-sa
AS accidents will happen even in weregusted families
vey desirable have some cheap convenient way for
pairing Furniture, Toys eFoekery etc.
Spaldsng's Prepared Glue
Meets nil such emergencies and no household can afford to ee
without it, 1t is always ready and tc the sticking point
There il no longer necessity for lping chairs pneFed Ne
neors heasss dolls and broken cradles i Is just the article
for cone she'll and other ornamental work so popular with Ia
dies Of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation Is ased cold, being chemically
held in solution possessing all the valuable Qualities Of the
best csbnetmakers glue 1t be used in the place Of oFd
mary mueilase, being vastly more adhesive.
"UsEFuI. IN EVERY HOUSED
n B4 Brnsh accompanies each bottle Price, % cents.
wholesale Depot, No As Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY 0. sPALDING & CO.,
BoxNo 5000 New York.
Pit up Dealers in Cases containing FOUR eight and twelve
dozeu beautiful Idograph showoard accompanying each
package.
sg~A single bottle of sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
will times It's cost annually every household
Sold BY all prominent sasioners, Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Groeers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note Of SPALDIN6's
PREPARED GLUE when making up their list 1t will stand
any climate. ial9 lySw
6 6 { s3ssa rrAsqs Ss e. " s ssgs4
NORTH, SHERMAN
= IMPORTERS AND JoBRERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS CUTLERY,
JEwELRI STATIONERY MUSICAL INsTRU-
MENTs COMBS BRUSHES, PER-
FuMERY, BUTTONS
THREADS
No. 9S Chambers street,
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BATTLE GREER, Mlch Dec. q, 1853.
Prof Wood Thee wilt please accept line to inform thee
that the har my head vi fell off twenty years ago.
caised by complicated chronic disease attended with
oh on The head continual OF suffering through e
having reduced state Of Dependence have
able obtain stuff for caps neither have been able do them
up in consequence Of which my head hAs suffered extremely
from cold. This induced 10 pay Briggs Hodges almost
The last cent had on et Tor two dollar bottle OF thy HAIR
Restorative, nhant the first Of August last have faithfully
Followed the d ectons and the bald spot Is covered with
har thick md black though short it III also coming in all
my head Feeling confident that another large bottle
store it entirely and permanently feel anxious parsayers
It's use aud bling destitute Of to purchase
would ask thee II thee would not be willing
der on thine agents for bottle and receive myself Tie scrip
ture decArntothe reward Is to those that arc pd to the
widow and the tatherlessp
Thy FRIEND sUsANNAH KIRBY.
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N l1s LNIIAt -
Attorney-and- Counsellor -at. Law,
oadway, and. sold y all dealers throughout

the world. ~
medium and snH Tire small holdshal pint reais for
one dollar pef bottle Enc medium boe holds least twenty
~ neperian than the sua roaiis for two
dollars per bottle Thehge holds quart; fagy per cent more
In proportion md reails for feG d9iafs BOTTLE o. T.
WOQD CD PIopretQr 4lI Broadway, New York and liz
Market street " houis Mo- aid soi Wy i'll good dgnggiss
fancy goods dealers.
5.uM0.M j, WRIGHT 4 co Auents
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Be and ask for Dr. esGooD's INDIA CHoL AGoGUg
as there are many connerfeits offered for SALE
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail al nvonrs
prices by
M-@ q and Isl Chartres street
General Agents.
HEAL sCHEIDAM sCaNAPPs.
NDEvEER,s
INDICATED GIN or GENUINE scHEfDAX scRNArps
A pure article Of Holland Gin,
wholesome beverage and an invaluable FAMILY sFnT
CINE, particularly benefnialn all cases of
DYsENrERy = %-=
DYSPEPSIA,
DIARRHEA,
RHEUMATISM,
aoUT,
FEyERs
etc, ETC., etc.
1t highly by many the most eminent nh
throughout the States excellent and agreeable alter
alive and admitted to eetuay all the Urinary
ogans etc. and is peculiarly adapted the of females and
children.
other article has been offered that is Justly en.d n
the name Of the
Real schefaam Schnapps.
public are cautioned purchase none genuine af.
YANDEEEERs DEDICATED GIN;
Or
Real Sch eHda am Sehneppa.
Each bottle will bear the signature of the proprietor and mona
other Ia genuine witheutit.
For sale New orleans wholesale and RETAIL at propleo
e'ss' ]. WRIGHT Il co,
n hnd l51 Chatsres street.
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j. WRIGHT & co.
j. WRIGHT & co.
MI EDICAL.....EDIc mEDICAL,-
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN.

This Is the only remedy against Worms in the human
furnishings that fatal and destructive 10 children
Save the ChiIdreny
Let mothers be timely warned and not allow
derers remain in the systems of their offspring Remember
that
WINERS CANADIAN yERMlFUGE
will az and for Danish the reptiles and the young will
be saved. Think of this.
Colonel Vasser of Mississippi In letter to j, W. Yesey Est
Of the Aberdeen Conservative thus winds up his
on the value Of this medicine to his family MY expe
Renee has convinced me that in the experiment have made
with Winers Canadian yermfuge is to suffering human
fy as well as to the manufacturer the incidence to make
public the result of my observations.
''[signedl w, H. yAssERp
The Vermugo is for sale, wholesaleand rotail, by
j. WRIGHT 1t CO.,
~ 81 sad 15l Charities strsst
"' "4&@a.@- ..@.. ..F Sole Propriato1s
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IMPORTANT no FAMILIES.
PET sYL MA
SALT MANUFACTURING GoMPAEYs
SAPONIFIER,
The ready Family Soap Maker, and Uaaioersdl
Cleanser,
VIII make hard water soft clean Paint remove Ink from
Type, Grease from Kitchen Utensils, etc.
6,
Ito l2 pounds refuse grease usually given away at
about IL cent per pound,
As cents
SOFT SOAP. -
REeElFI oS making different kinds Soap sent Free BY ad
LEWIS, JAMES d CO.,
- Philadelphia.
In the country. my3I "
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BALTIMORE CARDS

BALTIMORE CARDS.
II $. ~ w. "A. LONEY d CO.,
eoMMrssIo RERGHAETs,
Baltimore, Md,
AGENTS ron THE SALE or
AMERICAN COTTON AND WOODEN GOODS,
shsetiags, shirtings, Plain and Twlled osnaburgp,
Beached Cottons Tiekings, Stripes, Plaid Checks.
Satfnets, Fweeds Kentucky Jeans Blankets CsssIineret
Plaid and Plain Linseys. Kerseys. etc., ETC., etc.
Also
J. P. Coats best SIX Cord SPOOL COTTON. tells sm&Ws
pANL J. WARWICK. FRANK FRlcK. PHILIP A. BAIL
WARWICK, Prick & BAIL,
Agents for the sale of
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO,
No. 60 South street.
isl8 ly&w BALTIMORE, ND
J.LTIE CLARKE. N, rEeRAH. ". Alex BASS
CLARKE d. PEGRAM,
Agents for the sale Of
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
Manufactured Tobacco.
% LOMBARD and q WATER STREETS.
lels ly4W BALTIMORE, MD.
WOODWARD. BALDWIN 81 co.,
coRHIssIow KER=cH WIS,
and IL Hanover street,
BALTIMORE, ND,
.a4. Agents for
ARhland Union Mills 81 n. Jeans and I,as4ys
Ashand 81 N. fesfs md tinstys
fennSssee Tsvok for Trowsers.
egco keFseys and Plains ali gaa9esn large sgso-trnsn,
Alberon u aS IS ana 70 iii Buck
Hhfweod n Il, IL 2S 20 and in, Duck
lard Lnseya Of different makes
North Carolina CSssimefes.
Iogetaer with se assorted lima af Va,,.h
Jeas Ticks, Denms Plaid Striped Plain 6nabafes ~
netsa. makes and weights onons cheeks Gnghanas ete
AUSTIN DALI pAsb p GIBBONS. JOS. +. pA1l.
DALL, GIBBONS s. CO.,
RRr aooDs coMhfSsrov MERCHANTS.
"a Hanover street,
BALrIMoEE, ND.
Agents for the sale q American
WOODEN AND COTTON GOODS,
Including large line o. FTaANNgIs, or vel knowp
BAKERS end Goods adapted for Negro elS emsws
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans. City of New Qrlahn.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parrish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Belt remembered that this sh day October 1861 before
me, the subscriber Justice of the Peace and the city
aforesaid personally appeared TUYEs President j. W.
HINGKS Secretary The New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Company of Orleans who being duly according
a deposs and say that the above just
true Transcript from he books Of said Company
J. TUYEs, President.
J.W. HiNeRs, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before this day oetobers 1850
ARTHUR sAUCTER,
Third Tusff.e Peace pnrisI nf Oriasps
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AT meeting Of the Board Of Directors held the 9Th inst
Il resolved declare dividend Of TWENTY PER CENT.
40 cent the Net Earned Premiums Of The Company
the ending the 0h September 1860 for which Cef
Gates will be Issued and sitter The lst December next And
also in accordance with Article l4h oFhe Charter to pay in
cash and after 18th inst to the original subscribers
at the nf PEI Premiums paid BY
them and credited on their subscription notes
]. TUYEs, President.
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INSURANCE
iI IN ANNUAL STATEMENT

The following statement Of he AFFAIRS This Company Is
published in conformity with the requirements Of their charter
viz.
Toial snooant Of premiums for tho year ending soth
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29
For the National Democrat.
Thanksgiving Day.

Thanksgiving Day all me, how these
words thrill my heart-how plainly do they
depict the happy scenes of long ago! Vel.
come then, ever welcome, blessed day, for
thou art our every joy, bearing on thy silvery
wings the fruits of past labor-receiving the
blessings of happy and eontented people
Reader, are you a young man pilgrim
wanderer in this far West II so, then go
with me little while let us wander through
the dim vista of the feeting past and bask in
the sunshine of long ago." We had home
then, where on this sacred, halowed day
convened the family group. made merry 10y
the chatting glee of childish innocence, or
the sweet warbling melody of sisters voice
We seemed contented-we were happy. No
dark clouds of adversely dimmed the thresh-
old of our cottage door; the easement was
smiling meath the golden rays of November's
sun, while the merry gingle of sleigh bells
proclaimed it holiday in New England
The green sod of earth lay slumbering meath
the snowy mantle of Natures God-the trees
shorn of their spring habiliments, held COM
munon with the passing breeze, and | said
we were happy Let us turn then from the
past, nor sigh for shattered idols.
We are in California nova fairer land
the sun does not shine upon. A land blessed
with natural advantages, healthy climate
benevolent institutions and a happy and
prosperous people. Americas poet has truly
said
ooh, fair young land the youngest, flirest far
OF which the world can boast,
Whose guardian planet, evening s. liver star,
llumes thy golden coast,
How art thou conquered, famed in all thy pride
OF savage beauty still,
How brought o panther of the splendid hide,
To know thy masters will"
Here, far from the homes of our youth,
our kindred and friends of early life, shut out
from the cheerful influences of social gather
ings on this consecrated day-bereft of the
genial hospitality customary in by-gone
days meath parents roof-lost to the sunny
smile of an affectonate sister, we must in
deed feel that we are strangers in strange
land
Then, while the blessings of our parents
are being implored for us, let us not be un-
mindful of this day. Let us pray that ere
another day of Public Thanksgiving shall
return, it be the will of benignant Prov-
dence that we may meet the family circle"
in this bright sunny land. Let us aid, too,
in offering up from every altar the thanks of
free and. Independent people. Let us in.
woke of our Heavenly Father the perpetuity
and conservation of this glorious Union and
the everlasting equality of the States.
B. f. H.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

LoeIo-A pert little Miss in this city is
disposed to neglect the business of brushing
her teeth. The other day her mother repri
manded her for her inattention to that du
ty. well" she replied, with great vche-
menee and an air of anticipated triumph, "if
any body could show me any good reason
why should brush my teeth, would do it.
As for its preserving the teeth, don't be-
lieve it does at all You don't see the wild
Indians around with tooth brushes in their
mouths, ana they've got as good teeth as any
body. Dogs never brush their teeth. and
their teeth are just as sound as can be"
The young lady had TO brush her teeth
nevertheless.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

GEN. HoUsroN.-A correspondent of the
Galveston News, writing from Independence,
Texas, October 2lst, thus reports a portion of
a speech delivered there by Gen. Houston ::
However much he might regret the elec-
tion of Lincoln, still, if consItutionally elected,
he ought to and should be naugurated -
Yes they would have to walk over his dead
body if he was not The Governor was
very severe on Calhoun and South Carolina,
tut lauded Benton, Clay and others. He
never missed an opportunity to give thrust
and to heap abuse upon South. Carolina and
her doctrines"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

DRowNrD.-A lad named Perry NJ. Craig
about twelve years Of age, and residing at
Honey Lake, met an untimely death on the
18th Of this month. He went with his father
to saw mill, some three or four miles below
Susanville, after load of lumber and while
his flther was loading he took his gun, step
ped into boat and pushed out on the pond
for the purpose of shooting ducks. He un-
guardedly shot at the ducks while standing
up in the boat, and the gun kicked him over
in the pond; he wasdrowned before assistance
could be rendered him. He was brother
in-law of W. w. Carpenter, Jacksonville.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

REooRDERs CoURT, y YEsTERDAY.-Mr. Clouse
sentenced on one charge (petit larceny to
80 days in the chain gang, and tried and
found guilty upon another. Will be SEN
fenced hereafter
Matilda, as a i. d., was fined $40. She
paid it and went her way.
A Frenchman. d. d., was fined S.. lie re-
fused to she'll out and was locked up He
prefers to go to the chain gang. and save his
money. The police prefer that he should
pay his fine, as he appears rather too willing
to serve bis time in the chain gang, taking
the fresh air and having good grub.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

HANCOCK COUNTY, Omo.-The Hancock
Courier, (Ohio) gives report of the official
returns of Hancock county. The result for
Representative in Congress is quite sugges
tive. The candidates were JAS B. Steed-
man, Democrat Jas. NJ. Ashley, Republican,
and Emery d. Potter, Breckenridge. The
vote stood: Steedman, 2,267; Ashley, D.
ISL; Potter 3
Those t"O were probably the Postmaster
and his deputy.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

TnE Panama Star says that new contract
has been entered into to carry the mails be-
tween New York and Kingston, Jamaica.
The contract has been published; it is made
with Alfred Holt, of Liverpool, and stipulates
for compensation of S4, 500 annually. The
service commenced October 5th, and the date
of departure from Kingston will continue to
be the 9th of each month, while that from
New York will be October %, and subse
quently November %, December 90, and the
goth Of each succeeding month.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

RAILROAD TIEs.-Sealed proposals will be
received at the office of d. d. Harris at Oro-
vile, until Dec. sth, at noon, for the manu-.
faeture and delivery at Marysville, or upon
the line Of the California Northern Railroad
Company, of $4,000 railroad ties. Bids will
be received for any quantity not less than
5000 ties. See advertisement headed Rail
road Ties"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

CHEAP CIeAEs.-Wm. Simon advertises in
the DEMOCRAT cigars of his own manufacture
from the finest Havana leaf four for twenty
five cents. This is certainly cheap, and his
cigars are said to be of excellent quality.
and well made
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29
HoIIowny,s PInr.-Pr.rnnnou \

ring this DELEGATE situation ladies will exnerience
treat relief by using this mild cathartc medicine for
correcting those indispositions and nauseatne sick
ness to which they are subject at this nerod Tbev
give gentle stimulus to the circulation and nurfv
and expel all those hSnors which irrtae the stomach
and bowels They are SO mild that the most delicate
constitution may take them with perfect safety For
assisting females at the dawn of wOmanhood, or at the
turn Of life, they are equally adapted Sold by all
Druggists at 25;., &C. and 81 per box, uoeo.iw
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

THEATER.-The Paullin Dramatic Troupe
will appear tonight at the Theater. The
principal piece will be Uncle Toms Cabin, in
which the attractive and petite Louise will
peform the part Of Little Eva.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

CHINESE BoDIEs.-Forty seven bodies of
deceased Chinese were shipped Monday, says
the Sacramento News, on board the schooner
Annie Ii. Johnson, for San Francisco. The
deceased are in strong wood-colored boxes,
slmilating slightly to the shape of coffins. On
the head OF each, in Chinese characters, is the
of nativity. ""' P'"'O
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

IRuE RESPECT FOR THE DEAD.-Some peo-
pie show their sympathy by their tears !;
Others make it consist in great deal of talk !;
more show it by multitude of resolutions
shapelessly drawn up but true sympathy
will show itself by its good works The
friends and admirers of the late lamented
Father Slattery, in the several districts of
Smartsville, Sucker Flat, Timbuctoo, Long
Bar, and Camptonville, wishing to testify the
respect they bore their dear friend and
Father, have, lately, presented his venerable
mother the handsome sum of Sl.l49 5o.-
They knew that he was too generous ever to
realize fortune that the widow, the or
phan, and the destitute ever found home
with him, and a father in him, that his aged
mother had no provision made for her, NO
fortune to fall back ONTO prevent the pos
sibility of the mother of SO good a child ex-
periencng any need, they present her the
above sum-a handsome sum indeed from
these small districts-as the best tribute of
respect they could pay to Father Slattery and
the most laudable monument they could raise
to his memory. Notice has been given of
come ofthese receipts before, but as there has
come in a considerable amount from some of
the districts before noticed, of which we now
wish to give notice. it does not seem right to
pass over the others in silence.
Amounts received Long Bar, SOC so g.
Timbuctoo, S24O; Sucker Flat and Smarts :
vile, s6l3; Camptonville, S24O.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

DsArPEARED.-The Folsom Telegraph is
Informed by person who passed through
that town Sunday, that a pack train with
ore from Mexican claim. Washoe, suddenly
disappeared carrying with it three tons of
the first quality of ore, it is supposed snys
that paper, that the Mexicans who had
charge Of the train made a break for the
mountains in the North, where they can
snelt and run the treasure into bars without
fear of apprehension.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

JAPAN'-A letter from Japan says that oil
the followers of Prince Mto concerned in the
attack upon the Prince Regent had been ar
rested and we're presumed to be in prison
under torture. Prince Mito, 1t was supposed
had either killed himself or retired to the
mountains.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

No. PAPER TILL SAruRDAY.-Owing to a
patriotic desire on the part Of editors, pro-
prietors and printers of this office, to obey
the Governors proclamation for the observ-
ance Of Thanksgiving, no paper will appear
from this establishment until Saturday morn
inc
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

JoHS Digby was dangerously injured in
Stockton on Saturday, says the Argue, by
falling from wagon loaded with some 5000
pounds Of grain, and the immense weight
passing over him, the wheels going over his
abdomen.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

OK Tuesday, in the Sacramento river,
about twelve miles below Sacramento city,
the body Of murdered man was found. 1t
is believed to be that of James MeLaue HIN,
a farmer of Yolo county. who, on the evening
of the 9th inst. left hotel in Sacramento
and has been missing ever since.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

HOLIDAY GIFT CONCERT understand
that tickets for S. G. Williams Holiday Gift
Concert are selling quite rapidly. Mr. VIII
hams requests us to say that orders from the
country for tickets will be promptly filed, if
they are sent to Williams Il Parkhurst's
book and stationary store, Theatre building,
d. street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

In a late speech, General Houston spoke Of
the recent excitement in Texas, and said
there had been but one white man hung for
lncendiarism, and two negroes. Poison had
never been found in the possession of any
other negroes in the State 1t had been re-
ported that fourteen houses were burned in
Austin, when in fact there was only shanty
IN the outskirts of the city burned, and that
was through accident.