Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-04
MARYSvILLE-
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 4th
Npm YrAn,s FArons.-May our rirht hand

NEW YEAR's FAvoRs May our right hand
forget her cunning and our tongue eleave to
the roof of our mouth, if we fail to remember
the kind attentions bestowed upon this Office
and the editor on New Years Eve and New
Years Day. We received SO many that W.
cannot begin to enumerate them all. The
great majority Of the friendly bestowers, too
positively refused to-allow us TO notice them
at all by any public acknowledgment. By
way of retaliation, for this wantoh attempt at
suppressing the natural sentiments OF our
heart, we select the most modest of all of
them and intend to cruelty them by naming
them right out in meetin'." There are
Daremsttat d Smith, of the Centre Market
second stall from Maiden Lane, as clever iel-
lows as ever lived and doing a thriving busi-
ness too in the fowl vegetable, and game
line, who sent us on New Years day as fine
fat turkey as was ever stuffed or seasoned
Then there is John Gelzthauser, whose stall
is on c street and in the Centre Market, who
always keeps on hand the choicest meats
which the market affords, aud who remem-
Bered us with tender and delicious roast
May his eorporosity never be lessl
Then, again. there is Fred Geizler, of the
Gem Saloon, d street, lover of the fine arts
and a Judge of good liquor, (for he always
keeps the best) who sent us up some sundry
bottles of champagne, sparkling to the eye,
nectareous to the taste and reyiyifying to the
soul.
Then there is KatzensteiB of the What
Cheer Saloon, as full of geniality as that bowl
was of pinch whichhe placed on our counter
ere yet the bells had quite rang out the Old
Years knell Brandy punch is a good arti-
cle at vny rate as it is made at Katzenstein's.
Then there's John Keller, on Maiden Lane,
and Charley Andres his bar-keep, who made
the printers all feel jolly over their creamy
bowl of glorious, soul-inspiring egg nogg.
(The editor "aint sayin' nothin,." 1t is likely
he want tharD
Again, there's Dougherty Of the Union Sa-
loon, d street, who remembers that editors
and printers are but mortal, after all, and
subject tolike passions as the balance of
mankind. In view of this fact he dispatched
to this Office foamy crested bowl of egg
nogg (what more eggnogg, says the reader)
which disappeared like 'faery frost work in
the sun" and didn't take long to do SO either.
Then there's B, but we positively
promised him we wouldn't mention him.
But, we didn't promise VIM Abbott tha
we wouldn't speak of him, although he insis
ted vehemently that we should not. Wei
do it OF die, and we are personally response
bic for what we say Our distance is tel
PAGES, Colts Revolver, and fire at the word.
"WhiIe the lamp holds out TO burn,
The vilest sinner may return"
And while that superb Kerosene lamp which
Abbott-No 14O Second street. between D
and High streets,-sent us, "holds out to
burn" ioe shall "return" thanks TO the dona-
tor, and wish that his light may still be un-
extinguished for many long year to come.
There are two or three other very modest
gentlemen on our list, whom we spare for the
present. but they must walk pretty straight
or wen have them in the paper, sure.