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Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

FoR CHRsrMAs.-H. Hoffman, 81 D street,
advertises large lot of toys and fancy goods
for the holidays, besides variety of articles
in the book and stationery line The bust
ness OF the establishment is conducted in a
very genteel manner by Mr.. II. We'll
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

LlQUoR Standardization, "Jim," you
know, and Depew, formerly well known
throughout the mountains, and now ditto in
TIE city, have removed their wholesale liquor
store to No. &C, C street, between 2nd and
3rd.
They set forth in an advertisement else
where in the Democrat long list Of foreign
and domestic wines, liquors, &c which they
are offering at low prices.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

HomcIDE.-At Virginia City on Sunday,
Burke, a saloon keeper, was stabbed and
killed by VIM. Fitzgerald. Mr.. Burke was
formerly resident of Sacramento city
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

OK Thursday, at Grass Valley, Thomas
Sncox was considerably burned by the pre-
mature discharge of blast. He cut the fuse
while tamping.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

D1ED.-Frank Jacker, who cut his throat
at Virginia, in Placer county, and was taken
to the hospital in Auburn, died there on
Monday of last week. lie was about thirty
years Of age, and leaves wife and two chill
dren in Dubinville, Wisconsin.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

The Touring mill of Mr.. w. R. Duff at
Eureka Humboldt county, was destroyed by
fire a few days since, Mr.. Duff's loss is
about three thousand dollars.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

S. F. LAGER BEER SALooN-This model
saloon, on the corner of First and D streets,
has recently been opened by Mr. F. Hirszh
who keeps it in excellent style He furnishes
good liquors, sets palatable lunch, and,
with the assistance of Otto as bar keep, does
ample justice to all his patrons.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

The PALMETTO FLAG.-The Charleston
Mercury gives the following description of
the Palmetto flag, and says it is suitable
and appropriate national banner for the pro
posed Southern Confcderacy:
"The ground entirely blue, with a golden
palmetto in the centre; a golden rattlesnake
tWining around the stem of the palmetto,
with its rattles sprung, head erect and tongue
protruded. In the background, to the rear
of the tree and snake. golden spread eagle,
and single golden star in the upper right
corner, with the words Room for Moore"
on the opposite"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

WANrs.-Read the long list of wants in
the advertisement of S. Stahl & Co., of the
City Intelligence Office
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

SOUTHERN PLANTERS HOLD BY THE UNION.
The good old National Intelligencer in
concert with several other prominent old
line Wing papers, is doing yeoman's service
in behalf the Union. Its latest number con-
tains communication from wealthy south
ern cotton planter. the owner of 500 slaves.
He strongly depricates any attempt to dis
solve the Union merely because Lincoln has
been elected President A Louisiana sugar
planter, now visiting st. Louis says that in
case of dissolution he will abandon his plan.
tation and leave the South, because such an
event as secession would ruin his interests.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

CHEF Justice Taney, of the Supreme Court
of the United States, denounces every at
tempt to break up the Union, as reasonable
and ruinous in the last degree,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04
Arrivals at the U. 5. Hotel.
DIED.

DIED.
In this city, December 81 at the residence of MIR.
Shepperd, Wm. Scott, Of Bergen, New York, aged p
years.
The funeral will take place to day at o'clock from
the residence of Mr.. Shepherd corner Seventh and
streets.
Rochester papers will please copy.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

HOMICIDE IN BERRYEsA VALLEY-A young
man named James Cummings was lately
killed in the above locality by John See
Cummings had squatted on Sees land claim,
flung his household articles out of his cabin
and threatened to kill him. While Cum
mings was endeavoriDg to kill See the latter
shot him, So says the Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

WIN. MAoKEY died in Sacramento, Satur-
day, from injuries received Friday, by being
run over by his wagon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

SuIcIDr-James Hamilton, an employee
in the Amador Ledger office, committed sui
eide in the grave yard near Jackson, Satur-
day morning, by shooting himself through
the head with revolver.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

GRocERIEs.-Thosei in want of Groceries,
will find a new and fresh stock to select
from, at A. B. Brown d Co.'S, corner Of d
and Fourth streets.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

THREE tens of ore from the copper mines
in Calaveras county, arrived at Stockton,
Friday, for shipment to San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

A Chinaman who has been cultiyating a
garden near Grass Valley. was killed Oh
Thursday night in his garden, by bis part
ner. The instrument used was a crow bar.
The murderer decamped With the money.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

Hon. RoBr J. WALKER believes that if the
Presidential electors could be elected in sim
gle districts, as Representatives in Congress
are chosen, in all the States in the Union,
there would be no danger of mere geo
graphical or sectional party. He intends at
an early day to elaborate this idea.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

A dispatch received in Virginia City, says
that the ore taken to San Francisco from the
Esmeralda lead had been smelted and Weld
ed even beyond the most sanguine expecta-
tions The price of claims in that lead had
advanced more than two hundred per cent.
The Esmeralda lead is in the Mono region.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

OK Monday night of last week, at Wash
ington, Nevada county, the store Of Mr.
Shubener was broken open and articles to
the value Of one hundred dollars carried of.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04
5ler 9duertis

WANTED Immediately a Blacksmith's helper,
w also a good Ranch Cook Apply to
STAHL Il cos City Intelligence Office,
ST Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street.
NmTANTED-One thousand orders, more or less, for
w the very best kind Of help-both sexes.
Apply to
STAHL & cos Intelligence 0Tice,
St. Nicholas HOTEL entrance on Third street.
wv AN TED-A man and his wife for a ranch, $50
w per month Apply at
STAHL & CO.'S Intelligence Cf6ce,
st. Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street.
NNANTED-By the 18Th inst, 80 men to work on
w Railroad. Apply at
STAIIL & cos City Intelligence Office,
St. Nicholas Hotel, entrance Third street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

MORE IMPRovEMENIs-The workmen were
busy yesterday in tearing down the row OF
wooden buildings between the Pioneer Liv-
cry Stable and the Senate House saloon. Mr..
Orlando Fuller, the owner of the property,
will, we understand, Immediately cover the
ground with substantial brick buildings -
Wooden houses are becoming scarce in
Marysyille.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04
Rides Attention.

You are hereby notified to assemble at the Armory
this Tuesday evening at ~ o'clock for drill
FRANK QUAILY, Orderly Serg't
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

AANAos Ss
No. &c c Street, West side, between Sec
Ond and third Streets,
NATOUL KEsPECTFULLY INFORM
w the public and their friends that they have To-
Gated at tne ABOVE place. and in receipt of
well selected ana choice stock of
Foreign and Domestic Wines, Liquors,
&c, of tie most celebrated brands, which they are
now prepared TO offer AZ such prices that ial
to please those who may extend TO lhcm their patron
age.
The following comprises, in part the stock now on
hand:
Hennessey Brandy, vintage of 1850;
BISCUIT Tricoche Co., vintage of 1851 and 1858
United Vineyard, Props do;
Cosnac, G Dupont, do.
Arzac, hochelle, do;
Jules Robin do;
Apple and Peach do;
London Dock Pale Sherry Vine;
Dun Gordon do;
Old London Dock Port do;
Bordeaux Wine;
California Wine;
Ginger Wine;
Q. Heidsck Champagne
Louis LareuX Champagne
Binee, Fills Co., do
Imperial Cabinet Bourbon Whiskey
Daley's Valley Whskey
Leiger Whiskey;
Eureka Whiskey;
Old Rye Whiskey
Pioneer and Essence Of Old Virginia in Flasks;
Old Tom Gin
Holland Gin
London Dock Gin;
Wister's Gin
VOLTS Aromatic Gin;
VanthofeI's Gin;
New En- gland Rum;
Jamaica Rum;
Santa Cruz Rum;
Pine Apple Rum.
Also fine assortment Of STOMACH BITTERs of
various brands.
Country orders solicited and promptly attended to.
| j. :. AN ~ EtlS SON.
dec4-my
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

PUrRID SORE THRoAT-A French Physi-
clan established for many years at Havana,
has recently published his experience in re-
gard to putrid sore throat. He says; In
the beginning resorted TO vomitings, eau.
terizations, etc, which l soon found to bC
useless. Ice alone suffices for the treatment
of putrid sore throat, and whatever might
have been the progress of the disease, il
never failed in twenty-faur hours to place
the patient out of danger Thus no more
garglings, no more vomitings, no more eau
terizations; small pieces of ice used on the
outside of the throat and sucked or swal-
lowed by the patient is the only treatment
would recommend to my brethren of the
medical faculty"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04
THE CONTRAST!
NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted to the firm Of HOrLEY &
"A 90 are requested to pay up by the FIRST OF
JANUARY and save COSTS as we intend closing up
our business at that date.
HOPLEY co.
Maysvlle, December 1st 1850 del.1m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

THEATER.-The theater was filed to reple-
tion, last evening, to greet the first appear
ance of Mr.. II. \. Perry and Maguire's Star
Company in Bourcicaults sensation drama
the "Octoroon." The play contains many
interesting incidents, and the different roles
WERE in the main, well performed. Mr..
Perry personated the suPeranuated planta-
tion darkie to the life, Mr.. Booth was equal
ly good as Wah-no-tee, the Indian Chief,
while Mr.. Barry, in the character of the
Yankee ovsrseer, Salem Scudder, was per-
feetion itself Mrs. Woodward performed
the part of Mrs. Peyton faultlessly, as she
does everything she undertakes. The au-
thors conception of the character Of the
beautiful Zoe could not have been more cor
rect than Miss Lands impersonation of the
same, and Dora Sunnysde could not have
had a better representative than Miss Jennie
Vaudeville. Many of the other actors ac-
quilted themselves ereditably, but they are
too numerous to mention them all.
Tonight, the "Oetoroon" will be repeated
BAD SPoRr.-We have seen dogs lately
running through town yelping with tin ket
ties tied to their tails. There are some, who
Judging from their shouts and laughter con-
slider this rare sport 1t is bad sport and
ought not to be continued. Some sad acei
dent may happen from it yet. Carriages are
continually passing through town, and it is
the most natural thing in the world for a
horse TO take fright at yelping dog pas
sing him at full speed with a coffee pot or
something else rattling behind him. Sup
pose the horse should run away-the car
riage be broken to pieces, and worse than
all, some person or persons badly injured
1t is rot unlikely that some such accident
will happen, if dogs run through town will
tin kettles to their tails. The dogs wer,
turned loose on Maiden Lane and Secon'
street
MoRE IMPRovEMENIs-The workmen wer
busy yesterday in tearing down the row Q
wooden buildings between the Pioneer Liv.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

ToLD FOR a JoKE.-We learn, says the
Grass Valley National, from our former
townsman, MIR. John Armstrong, who arrived
from Washoe Friday evening, that the rep
resented death of Winnemucea is Incorrect.
The report was started by some Virginia
boys as good joke"-theres nothing in it.
The Nevada Democrat says that George
Morris, who was stabbed in the back, Tues
day, ty negro, received much more dam
gerous wound than was at first supposed
The knife penetrated the lungs, and the
wound is, as likely as not, to prove fatal.
The negro is in Jail.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-04

INDIANS RETURNED TO HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
We learn, from the Humboldt Times, that
all or nearly all the Indians who were re.
moved from that county to the klamath res
ervotion last spring, have returned or are on
their way back. at is said" remarks the
Times, chat this is with the consent of the
government officers who now have charge of
the reservation. The reason assigned, com
mon report says, for allowing the Indians to
leave the reservation, is, that no adequate
provision has been made for their subsist-
ence"
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Niles correspondence.

Niles
M,ssr,. EdiOrs-Thinking a short sketch oil
tbe "doins" in this vicinity might not be I'M
interesting to some of your readers, l viii give
you a few items. =
The Rolling Mill is under full Roadway IN
every department, turning out lots OF iron anu
nails of excellent quality; which find a ready
market. 1t is a fact worthy of record that IRON
manufactured in the "MahOning Valley has
ACQUIRED the reputation of being the pery 0e@
used in the Cleveland. Chicago and other mar
kets.
The Furnace is still in blast, making an ar
tiele of metal superior in quality, and plenty
of it. Business appears to be quite brisk with
Messrs. Ward & Co., at present, Judging rom
the large amount of Iron and Nails hauled to
the R. R. Station daily, by their permanent
fixture" Mr.. Robert Drake.
Ashland Furnace, now in course of erection
br Messrs. Wood, Warner& Co =, at Mineral
Ridge, is rapidly approaching towards com
~nletion. and will be ready to elbow in" in
about four weeks. The work has mostly been
done under the immediate supervision of Mr..
Jonathan Warner. Twill at some future time
give a full description of this Furnace.
The Temple of Honor is in a fOurishing con
dition, and is doing a vast amount OF good IN
suppressing the use of intoxicating liquors IN
our place. Success to it.
The Niles Voung America Dramatic As
soeiation, propose giving a public performance
in Mason & Robbins Hall, soon. Who can
tell but what we have some struggling gen
ius" in our midst who will at some future day
make a Forrest, a Booth, ora COuldockg "Foi
particulars see small bills"
Our usually quiet community was throTS IN
70 mite an excited state a few evenings ago
by the attempted elopement of a certain West
ern Editor, formerly a Niles-tOwner') and
Young lady Of our place. The couple started
on foot, and on being "overhauled" short dis
lance from town, backed ont and came home t.
the arms of their "bereaved parents, mot how
ever until a warrant had been got out for thel
arrest) The parties are doing as well as cOul'
be expected under the circumstances.
Ifthese few items should fail to i%nteresty ou
readers, they can console themselves in tn
language of the immortal John Smith. "Blesse'
is he who expects nothing, for he will not b
disappointed. More anon.
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A CARD.

6 7. POMEROY wishes to tender his thanks % ~
oruerons customers and friends in this vtciuiS NnS
have within the last ten years purchased ramos auu
NeInAeors from him Tor the very kind arc inenuly
manner in which they have since my re estanhsn
in Irsinsss here, 10 me those NtsuILs
70 nrrrbasc instruments, thereby increasing the luAl
of INV sales beyond my expectation ihis eAPIea
-, r. Confidence and good viii Is very graAiIylng' 70
ne as IL eyinces that upon long and thorough ~
tbev are well satisfied With their instruments
esnecially welcomed and appreciated BY me Al .nLs
tine on aceosnt Of the strenuous exertons OF int
restaJ nsrties TO destroy all confidence IN me anu ny
Instruments. i an happy to state th1t lhese ateuP.s
b~ve failed in every instlnce. ] wish ana ueslsn 70
bave NV instrument stand upon their own merils'ahi
sb.V not ottcmpt to bald myself up by aiSpaIAsEe
others. II life and health are spared NE ! !. n-
oT = larye success-6r / profess TO understand my
business thoroughly. and haze had loEg ana eAtsnsh.
experience in it. My motto is ensire salislss.ou :.
every purchaser-aud such shall be tue case ID tSoS'
me the price OF three pianos. Ifuy the very :
AMOS know Of. from several OF the best makeIs- ~ ,,
80 III can have their own choice consulted IL
,bsr bave a reference. The last tTo years nave
speut in New York. buying and selins pianos . ~
ritv and western - ling much OF my time "a
The manufactures, and obtained Euch Ia'uA'le ~.
ya,ion in regard to thu latest and best improvements
in Pianos. / can therefore assure my custom "a tn1'
/ an thoroughly acquainted with the instruments ~
ceiling. and know Them to be as good as any mace IN
I subioin the names OF 4 few prominent men ~ th,s
,,5 Daighboring towns who are among the huhu'eu'
Who have purchased Of me within the last ten year.
and to whom I respectfully refer
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-04
Force Pump.

We have Just examined a new ioree pump
nut into the we'll of our townsman' r hlhSn"n
ESQ. which for usefulness and inphe
equals ANYTHING of the Kind we have eVerseeh
For watering Gardens, Washing Carriages
and windows. and keeping roofs Wetin easeo
fires of adjoining buildings and in raising Wa'e
e :. inst the thing. and what almost every fam
lily needs.
and Portage County. is Stopping at Camps A'
,et and will sell county rights, or put u
humps if ordered during this week. Giv hir
a call and examine the pump for yourselves
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-04
APRIL s. IA
1860 Appointments. 1860.

II Maxim strictly adhered to
I rive such balm as have n strife
With nature or the laws OF life
With blood my hands l never stain,
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
He is a Physician indeed, who Cures
The Indian Herb Doctor. h J. LY0Ns, cures the
following complaints IN the most o'S'lhA-S S'@se@ "
their existence. viz:
diseases OF the Throat. Lungs. Heart. Liver, stomach
Drspsy in the Chest, Rheumatism Neuralgia tM
or Falling Sickness. and all ether Nervous
ranuements. Also, all diseases eL the BloSut
sach IS Scrofala, Erysipelas, Cancers
Fever Sores. LepTosy. and all cthsr
complicated ehrOufc Complaints.
All forms OF Female Difficulties attended 70 win ne
happiest results
IL il hoped that 70 one will despair OF a Cure unnI
thsv have given the Indian Herb Doctors AedicinSs
Ia fair and faithful trial. IT During the Doetor
travels in Europe. West indies, East Indies, ssuth
| America and the United States, he has been the IN
strument in Gods hand, to restore 10 health ard vigor
Thousands who were given up and pronounced lEe-r-
/ abIe bv The most eminent Old School Physicians nay
more Thousands who we're on the verge Of the gave
are now living MONUMENTS to the Indian Hero
Doctors skill and successful treatment, ana are o1lly
/ excIaiming--Blesse he the day when hrst We S1a
| and partoOk OF the Indian Herb Doctor 5 Meeielhe-
sati sfactory references OF cures VIII DC sAAuS ANU
cheerfully given whenever required:
The Doctor pledges his word and honor that ne VII
in noUise directly or indirectly iRduce OF cause any
iuvaIid TO take his medicines without the stroAses
, probability Of a cure. -
Remember, con s~ultation and advice free. Inc poo
shall he literally considered
TPPost Office address. bCx Zoos.
Sep 81, Soy EJ-LiONS' ~"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-04
morron Dramatic Association.

We understand that this Association propo-
ses to give two public Exhibitions on Iuesday
and wednesday Evenings of next week with
an entire change of Programme on each evening
and altogether different from anything ners'O
fore presented. These exhibitions VIII eiose
.L.;n entertainment for the season. Those
Interested will please bear this IN mlnd' ana
;n,nrova the last opportunity to enjoy a good
fine. and patronize home talent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-04
CHRONTC DISEASES.

and has, in the time, treated nlnJ thou and eases,
and it is bu: reasonable - suppose that his o5serva-
ton and experiences have given him a superior as
all The theory 10 be derived from tcoksf yet We
must have the practice II order to be suseessiri,
and the more practice the nearer We approach pei
1e,fion- - ..practice makes perfect" Or. Workman
asks those addicted and afraid ofbeiug imposed uponr
TO write to any 9th. physicians Ofthe place where he
rasiars.er any Of the citizens Write u DR.. T. ~
Cook- DR.. O. Pren.iss, Or. B. 5. Smith. Dr. CARY o.
W. Head, Banker. S. Z. Martin, Post Master, O Cal-
gan, r. r. Agent. or any citizen Of MonroeyiileOh'o
IN h A fact thrt there are many unprineipled men
t~rsveIinr. calling. themselves Doctors, and the people
have been basriy imposed upon, but none ell tReHl
have been able 70 give you such POSITIVE evidence o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-04

In Ceurt Of Common
: Pleas OF
) County.
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Arrival and peparture Of Mails.

Posr OFTTcE. WARREN, ONO,
July lst. 1853
Yernrstorn daily, arrives , p N. leaves II an
clrrefxnd. do do II an do spm-
60. do do rpm. do 6 an
Skaro1. arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat lOz m Leaves
sane ssys - arrives Mon. Wed. Fri 2 N. Leaves
Tues. Thurs. Sat stll& 49,,
crss.s5r-gk. arrives Tues. d Sat. by m Leaves
m e1ss1feTd strives Wed. & Sat. bysPm. Leaves
Tues q Fri. at { = m .ve.
Mon. & Fri at IL m .-rv.s
Fiasys At 5 D N. Leaves Saturdays atoam,
TP Mails which leave at or before 2 a NJ : -
n~reredinr evening al 9 m All Others are ei0-
- balf an hour previous to their departure;
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-04
Sale of Personal Property &c.

d. W. Jameson VIII sell a large lot OF Dairy
Cows. near the Fair Grounds, on Saturday
April 18th.
Mrs. Mary Moore, at Bundysburg, will sell
HOUSEHOLD furnature, stock &C., on Saturday
April 18th.
In Windham, on the Robbins farm, on FRI
dsy. April 9th. Mr.. N. W. Merwin will sell a
large lot of stock, farming tools and household
furniture.
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~ $50 "a - a., Gov Of vo.cb. Is6n,
T EGAL NOTICE.
LIN. stats Of Ohio,
TrunLuiI Common
Ileas.

H,rrv 9 Austin, Charles }In TrunluiI Comma
p. Austin, ard AlpOn D. Ileas'
Wbh.
. The aeferdsut, Charles P. Austin, a non resident
Of ne state. VIZ take notice that on the2i5h d2y OF
jane. A. d. 1859, the plaintiff filed her pstiti'n IN
said court, against him and the ether deiena9ns-
sid nstition alleges, in suhStauee, ht sad Henry
s. had been before them prosecuted, undrr the n
section Of the Statute OF Ohio 70 provide against ue
eviis arising from the sale Of intoxicating Lgaors IN
said state-thata at the March Term OF said OonH, -
Nit. March 4, 1859. such proceedings were haa IN
said prosecution that said Henry 5 vas fonhd golIy >
and vas 6ned in the sun Of $50. and a judgment was
rendered against him for th0 costs OF prosecution
aTorptnr 10 SsOi So; that TIE same IS TIE and IN
19id-thaT said Henry s. hcs frszcu!,nuy assigned
and dfsrosed Of a portion CT his Ircperiy and henus
Of action to said Charles P VITA intent % eeIau9
his Creditors, aud that said Webb has money and prop
erty IN his hands belongiug to said Henry D. aAd al
Attachment was at the sams time tssGed.
me plaintiG prays Al inia1e=Sn. which has been
duly granted, against tAeV., restraining uem lren
1ayinr or delivering to said Henry 5. said money OF
prsperty and that tRe zane &c aPpliedto the payment
Of said fine and cost.
Unless the defeHdant, Charles P. Austin, answers
BY the 5th day Of Nay. A. .. 1850, judgment VII 10
taken againEt hin BY oefluit. Z. h.SalLn
zITch, q, lsG-tS A~ys"