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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15
Fam. TATE, Pres dent.
+. o. ARMS, Gent Supt.

MEMPHIS, March 2, 1857.
w. 2. BESHETT, ESQ Dear sir.-the facts within
knowledge OF dur@5iht, &C. Of Vests 6alvauic ce
ment these: The building you covered for last
spring. am happy 10 state cred atoms
We therefore il 70 the public for all roof
ing purposes light, cheap, Ore aud proof roof
IL does not son aud om the lice Of the heat Of
the does IL harden aud crack the effects Of
the cold. Any per- wishing 70 Of this
tcie can call At mandatory.
n. 5. BRUCE Co,
Carriage Mandatory, Monroe S., Memphis, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15

A Neat Dwelling House for SAFE
r,rTr,TFD IN Ksgeseld. on the GaAtin Turnpike For
y further particulars apply to TTHDsLFY
sept1t. =. 80
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15

Rank oF NASHVILLE.

HAvE for sale large amount Of property ,ie a
Sell for Notes Of the Bank Of hashShles ol - s-Fed
checks on it at the same prices MAJ 4 h~fN -
Tor che property. - 9 ITNTDsLEY.
sept29. A. v . -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15

Harpers' Magazine for October, Just received by
sePt25. HAGAN BRO
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15

GODEY's LADY's BOOK, FOR oCToBER, filed with
FAN Fashions and other beautiful Engraving just re.
eeived by HAGAN BRO,
sep2l MarFet and Union
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15

OFFIoE Miss. CENTRAL & tenn. R. r. Co,
BOLIVAR TKKH., Oct. /, 1881.
This will certify that the NJ. T. R. A. Co. have Pur
chased Of Mr. w 8. sennett, the ght to their
Cars Bridges, Buildings, &c &C Vests Gavanie Cement
Having used add I'd, have hesitation
commanding it to be the aud cheapest covering
10 K. p. NELLY, President,
NJ. Q. 4 T. K. r. Co.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13
sights, Items and Topics about Town.

by TIE RE1oRIER
Standing on the Plaza listening to Crocker's
music two little boys approach.
lst little boy. "Darnation! Things have
come to pretty pass when Democracy has
grown so strong that it can't find anybody else
to fight, and has to bang itself"
I'd little boy ats a prodigious bird to
fight when it's got the heels on"
1st little boy. Yes, and its very spotted
bird at the present moment Yes, Stree, and
there's some spots on it that oughtent to be
there. But, sir, mind the party's strong. Did
YOU ever see it in the boxing attitudeS You'd
better motifs made people jump out Of third
story windows; tumble off of shot towers, and
plunge over Niagara Falls"
I'd little boy. "That's whopper."
1st little boy. "Whopper indeed! Why,
have seen it beat its own face, first with the
right hand and then with the left Ker-dab,th
left fist would come against its own left cheek.
Ker-slam, the right hand would fly against
the right check bone. Then the blood would
fly, and the jaws would chatter as the ticks
were repeated, until its whole visage was black
and blue, and its whole aspect was mass OF
deformty."
Here some forty or fifty city ours pitched
into country fest, that was following stoop-
ing pedar with very slim gaunt body, red
head, and big nose, and the boys cried sic 'em
and clapped their hands in sport. Shortly
after this an excited Frenchman made his ap-
pearance with a double-barrelled shot gun and
swore he would shoot somebody. Next two
Irishmen placed themselves in fighting atti-
tude, but didn't pitch in, and finally terminated
their difficulties in an amicable mistake. Next
came Greaser charging at furious rate upon
his own shadow. And then came along two
Dutchmen complaining of the small amount Of
lager beer the bar-keepers sold for dime
The little boys enjoyed ali these sights amaz-
ingly, when a watermelon wagon was driven
into the middle of the plaza, and they were
soon in possession Of melon and were asking
every man to lend them a knife to cut it-and
we left.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13

PRETTY LuMPs-On last Saturday French
man took out lump of gold weighing forty
six dollars and half The claim from which
this chispas was taken is situated on Burns
Creek, nearly opposite the Main Tent.
Last week we met a Mexican carrying a
large quartz boulder in his sack. Being per-
sonally acquainted with the friend who was in
company with us, the Mexican exposed the
specimen to our sight. 1t was really beauti-
ful compound of gold and quartz, and we
should judge that there was not less than two
pounds of gold in the boulder. lie stated that
he got It from a lode between Corbitts Creek
and Bear Valley.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13

MELANCHOLY AccIDENT-As DIR. Won Poelntz
of Nevada was returning to an appointed rem
devious in Penn Valley, after days hunt
with several friends, says the State Sentinel
his gun became entanged in putting it through
a fence which he was about to cross, and went
off. The entire charge entered his breast near
the right nipple, and lodged against the skin
at the back of the neck. He was found by
Henry Meredith, Esq, one of the party, few
minutes after the accident, but was quite dead.
He leaves young wife and infant to mourn
the loss of loving husband and doting father.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13

Col. FREMoST's RETuRS-Col. Fremont was
to leave New York by the steamer Of July
20th, for California.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13

THEATmcAL.-We are informed that Hams
Dramatic Company viii visit this place on Sun
day evening next, to give theatrical enter
tainment They play at Lagrange tomorrow,
CFriday,) evening, and at Snellng's Saturday
The company is composed of three ladies and
four gentlemen, besides an efficient orchestra
Our citizens will not miss this opportunity oi
wtnessing-what is a rarity in this section
dramatic entertainment They will also play
at the town of Mariposa early next week.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13

HoRNIros-On last Saturday night, or,
more properly perhaps, very early last Sunday
morning, the Fandango amusments terminated
in pleasant little row, accompanied with a
good deal of noisy swearing and the discharge
of pistol. As nobody was hurt and quiet
soon restored, no notice has been taken Of the
affair." Last week the Indians appeared in our
streets dressed in their war attire accompa-
MED by several young squaws, who carried
the hat and begged for watermelon money
After performing several war dances before
every public house, they danced off to their
campuda apparently well pleased with Their
efforts at display. The town was considerably
thinned of its inhabitants on Sunday, having
been drawn off to the Camp Meeting. Sundry
dog fights, comprising a great many mongrels
Of high and low degree, have enlivened the
citizens near the plaza, much to the amuse
ment Of some and the annoyance of many
We have missed from the noises Of the nigh
the notes of the hog trumpet, and we hope its
music may ever remain silent. The report is
that some one has stolen it, and sent it as 9
present to the Emperor of China. Peaches
are selling at fifty cents per pound, while fin'
muskmelons and delicious watcrmelons ART
selling at twenty-five cents apiece.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13

RopprRY AND MuRDER-A few days ago
four Mexican robbers entered Chinese Camp
on the Chowchilla River, and demanded Of the
Chinese all their gold dust. Upon Johns re-
fnsing, they drew their revolvers and shot one
of the Celestials dead on the spot The Chi
nese intimidatcd by this cruel and unprovoked
murder, surrendered to the robbers all their
dust, amounting in all to the sum Of two hun
dred and fifty dollars. This occurrence took
place near Browns store on the river, and
since the commission of the murder these Chi
nese have left the Chowchilla, and passed
through this place on their way to the Merced
River, where they are protected from the vii
lainics of the Mexicans by the presence of the
American miners.
There are no class of people in the mines
more harmless and industrious than the Chi
nese. Few Mexicans pay their taxes, while
the Cinnamon are ever forced to meet the reg
uar demands of the Tax Collector. As re.
CARDS the policy of admitting them into the
mines, we are not assuming to discuss the
matter The miners in every precinct decide
this question for themselves, but we do think
it but right that where they are robbed and
killed by the sanguinary Greasers, some efforts
should be made on The part of the authorities
to arrest the murderers. We take it that i
will not be very long before some of these ras
Gals are caught, and then we shall see wha
we may, perhaps not regret
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13
Mariposa 9fmotrat
HORNITOS:
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 10.

To CANDrDATEs.-Th Of our friends in
Mariposa Merced, Stanislaus, Fresno ard Tu-
lare counties, who wish Election Tickets, Post
ers, or Job Worb of any kind, neatly done,
will find it to their interest to give us call, as
we have as handsome an assortment of Type
to do all kinds of work as any office in the in
terror of the State. Send on your orders,
gentlemen, if you wish them neatly and expe-
ditiously done.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13
AMERICAN RESTAURANT

MAIN STREET, HORNITOS.
ROBERT BOURBIN,.... ........- Proprietor.
TIME PROPRIETOR INFORMS THE PUBLIC OF H0RN1T0S
l. and vicinity that he has opened Restaurant next
door to Marposa Democrat Office and nearly opposite
Wells Fargo Co Express Office where will be found at
all hours all the decaees that the market Affords His
prices follows
BOARD per Week, without lodging) ............ss,oo
do perl y......-......... .............. l,2o
....... MEALS BY PLATE. .......
y strict attention the wants his customers he hopes
to merit liberal patronage.
60 Mr.. John Geddes otherwise called RED JACK" will
assist in the culinary department. jy2Su
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13
PLAZA DRUG STORE,
HORNITOS.
DIR. A. d. BO e,

ss- HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL AssoRr-
ment Fresh Drugs and Medicines well as all the
American English and French Chemicals In common use,
also shakers Herbs Roots, and extracts Family Medi
cines all the best kind Of pills sarsaparilas, Onmens
sayes and in fact EVERY THING that could be expected
to be found in a we'll stocked Drug store jellu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13
Aqua FRIO TANNERY,
AT ASI1a Eric.
L. de BLAINVILLE, ....... Proprietor.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Mari
posa and surrounding counties that his fannery Is in
successful operation He has choice assortment and will
keep constantly on hand every variety Of LEATHER,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13

THERMOMETER were presented with
nice Thermometer by Mr.. j. G. Rogers, this
week, who has just received supply of new
goods, which he offers at reasonable prices
Try him and see.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13
.H-OV'IS TIE TINE TO BUY.
EnP & AT, T.,

A LOT OF GROUND sTTU ATED ONE MILE FROM MARI
n posa upon the Stockton Road known as Dr. boyce
lanch II has upon II a GOOD HOUSE, and outhouses;
and l. enclosed by good substantial Fence Also goo1
we'll Of water on the premises Said property will be sold
very low for Cash Inquire at the Office Of r Ap Dofsf-
west side Of the Plaza Horniios jeieH
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13

DowS.-The hot weather is down on us and
we are down on It. We go down to Cfocker's
and he makes smile go down us. We can't
be down on him for smiling down on us, with
such cooling refreshments which 60 down so
easily
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13

PERsoSAL.-Wm Governeur Morris, Esq,
the talented Reporter of the Decisions Of the
Supreme Court, arrived in our town on last
Tuesday, on his way to the Four Greeks. Our
numerous friends at Visala will find him a
gentleman, and we hope will treat him accord
inplv
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23

Irt-sys, Au- -. 1871.
have this day carefully inspected conductor or
Ll-LtLir- H. ., with aud index, erected bv Mr
lE'h"S Armitasc, Bellevue House. Gloucester atd
nave l." hesitation in saying that not ,uiy The D.
haVr ever seen hut that the cnly cuc lave ,f
examined that l. constructed strictly ur tr
pies 1t IL with much pleasure that recommend his
conductorto the attention Of owners Of buildings.
II. MCMURTRIE.
am well satisfied that the Magnetic Lightning Rod
manufactured ly Mr. Thomas Armitase. Philadelphia
Is te best that has b, made have spent several
years IN the study OF the Laws electricity aud magnet
ISM ana have no hesitation saying that these Rods
constructed upon the on rIncpe safety The electric
shcck Is received and dispersed by the magnet the top
OF the rod, and it would be impossible, according the
laws of attraction and repusidn. for building to be
injured by stroke Of lightning when protected
these rods have been unint,d with Mr.. Armitage
for several years and before he the manuac
ture Of these rods examined the principle which the
are constructed and felt convinced that their aiopti6c
would be attended with complete The
demand for these and the in parts
of the country ample ndation their utility
superiority. TRACY +. WALLER NJ d.
Rising Sun, phiad Co, April 10. 1852.
Cy 5. T.. WILT and SAMUEL HOOVER.
HQrfleton. Union Co. Pa
are Agents for Union and adjoining Counties
and will furnish the Rods on the same terms and
in the same manner as the Proprietor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23

over the trees, and chamber-lye around
their roots, occasionally during the spring
and summer, will greatly Increase the
growth and product Of your currans-trees.
Try it, for who docs not, in bot summers
Gay, relish large Red Dutch currapts
dressed up with cream and a little sugar?
Then let every one who owns a garden, or
little yard around his house, plant cur
runt-cuttings, as here recommended, and
he will soon secure luxury for himself
and bis family. AuRIcoLA.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23
Good and Bad Management.

We have sometimes thought that If far
mers could see before them in all their
distiuctness, bad winter management on
one hand, and good management on the
other, side by side, it might serve as
stimulus to adopt the one and avoid the
other.
The bad farmer throws his fodder on the
ground to be trodden under foot, or to be
worked into the mud, The good farmer
provides good but cheap racks, where all
Is saved
The bad farmer allows his cattle and
sheep to feed in the open fields, swept by
every wiutry storm Of wine, sleet, or snow.
The good one provides clean, comfortable
shelter, where the animals thrive and keep
fat, and save large portion of the feed
otherwise required to keep up their animal
heat.
The bad manager permits his winter
swine TO procure their own lodging where
they can best fad it-in the corner cf the
burn-yarl, in the manure heap, or under
some transient pile Of straw, exposed to
rains aud snow drifts. The good manager
provides comfortabl, hog-house, and takes
especial pains that they have good dry
bedding, and everything aJou; them is
kept clean.
The poor farmer lets bis calves run
wherever the older cattle let hem, ani iy
spring they look very much ike fig /;
tue good farmer gives his calves the best
chance of all his cattle fsedin them with
meal and hay, and keeping thcm well sta
bled by night and properly sheltered by
day, AMI in spring thy look like fig. ,.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23
Type Foundry.
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23
Philadel phia.

EVANS a. WATSON. No. .26, ;. Fourth St.
Phllad. have had the surcst demonstration IN
The following Certificates, that their manufaC.
iurc ct Saamander Safes has at length fully
warrantedthe representations which have been
madet of them, as rendering an undoubled
security against the terrific element:
PnILlplIPu,, April Il. 1856.
ME-sRs. Ev,Ns & WATSON :-tients:-It affords : the
highest satisfaction state you, that owing the
which purchased Of you some few months since,
saved large portion of J-wery Books Papers, SC
exposed to the calamous fire in Ranstead Place, the
morning Of the llth inst.
When reflect that these Safes located In the
fourih story Of the building occupied and that they
ie subsequently into heap OF burning RUNS here the
vast concentration Of heat caused the brass plates TO
melt cannot but regard the preservation II the valu
able contents most ncin proof OF the great
riiy afforded by your Safrs.
We shall take much pleasure in recommending them
to men ofbusness as sure reliance against hr"
GLpEGE v. SINlDNS BRO.
PmL,puPH,A April Y. 1856
Nrs-Es EvA>s WAT,1y-I have To Offer You my trs-
umony in favor Il the security afforded my
fire stock of Jeweiry. books papers. &C. during the
cent disastrous cunoEration in RanstyaI p!ar from
the fact that the contained in of the Ssa
maj der safes manufactured Ly YOU.
Having tllcn from the fifth of the Artisan Build
ing wh"re they previously placed anb exposed TO
vast heat for long time the of the yaIua
Die deposits seemed TO who witnessed the OPEN
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toni-hm nj.
To all who may require perfect protection the
raval"s of fire. shall not hesitate recommend the
If your safes, as consider they have undergone
the most trying test. y. MORGAN
PRILADELPHIA, April II. 1856.
NEssrs. EvtSs &WATs0N-ficntiemen-No Doubt you
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Gates of stock and othca valuable documents when
tav last opened the safe made by Your firm.
With my knowledge exposure, 10th to the
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str"yci the Artisan Building also from the force O.
the f from it, former elevated position in the third
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terror nsrcction that the contents which |
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thrs- fears now happily removed, feel it only due
10 to YOU, that hencciorth recommend the
of your Safes to all who wish feel a conenc"
the perfect security which such provides against
frightful an element.
EDWARD GASKILL, Bookbinder.
=" Constantly on hand Patent Powder and
Thief Proof Locks, for Banks Stores ,erc. [ly625
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23
Hunsecker's CLOVER HULLER

FVNHE subscribers still continue 10 manufac-
ture the above Machines, aud as there
are over 500 of them now in use IN Union
and adjoining counties. We deem any further
recommendation unnecessary.
The machines are all warranted not only to
do good wo:k. but better work than any other
kind of machine now IN use.
T. CHURCH 4 co, Harlleton, Pa.
Apply to THo's CnrHcH, Hsrlleton,
or L. RooxE, Union Furnace. lly652
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Express OMce!
ENSM
.isNNTH
The undersigned have bee

appointed Agents for HOWARD Il CO.'S
EXPRESS LINE, and are now prepared 10
forward, duly, Packages. Specie, Bank Notes
&c. 10 Philadelphia, New York, Boston, AL
bany, Baltimore, and intermediate points, also
TO the other Northern and Eastern cities.
The public are respectfully invited to pat
ronize the above line, as it is the quickest and
safest method of transportation between the
cities and Lewisbnrg.
Packages received by or before A NJ. will
arrive in Philadelphia the same day, and be
delivered early in the following morning.
Receipts given for time and price.
Philadelphia Ofce-il Il 49, South Third ST
Oct. e6. CHRIST & CALDWELL.
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Important to Daguerreotypists, Marble
Dealers and others.
M0NIMENTAL DaguerreOtYne Ca

vi ses. A method has long been >ous hit for
TO insert In durable manner, Daguerreotype
LikeneSSeS 10 Head Stones and Monuments.
| have been manufacturing these Cases for the
last two years, and can warrant them to secure
the picture for long number of years.
The outside case is made of Parlan Marble.
and the box which encoseS the picture and
keeps 1t IN state of great preservation for 4
long number Of years, is made of brass-G
screw jOT. II makes very neat Job on a lead
Stone nr Monument. They are uSedin Green
wood Cemetery, Mount Auburn. Laurel Hill,
and many other Cemeteries in the L. States.
A liberal discount made 10 Marble Dealers
and Daguerreolypists. Price from S2.25 each
10 $3.50. A circular of engravlngs will be
sent to any address, free, with price list. Ad-
dress, A. l.. BALDWIN. Agent
of Mausoleum Dag Co, 5Sj broadway, New York.
66Om31
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-Trusses-Trusses
al G. ii. NEEDLES,

TKUSS AND DNNVT. TsS I Z iDI4ISIINL-N !,
S.W. Cor. of Twelfth and Race Sis.
PHILADELPHIA,
Importer. of fine fHEauu THussrs, combining z
extreme Hghiness. ease, and durability, with
correct construction.
Hernial or Ruptured patients can be suited
iy renting amounts, below sending nuinber Of
inches around the hips and stating side affected
Cost Of Single Truss-s2 3. I, s. Doubtless, ~ \, lO
Instructions A. and how to affect cure, when
possible sent with the Truss.
Also for sale, in great variety,
Dr. Banning's Improved Patent BODY Brace,
for the Proapsus Uter; also Spinal Props and
Supports. Patent shoulder Braces, Chest EXpaniers aud
Erctor Braces adapted all with Stoop shoulders and
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% Ladies Roolas, with Lady attendants. [ly5so
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23

Pennsylvania Wire Works.


MO. So ARCH St. between I'd and Sd,
(opposi,e Broad St)
PHII,ADELPHIA.-Sie Riddles, Screens,
Woven Wire of all meshes and widths,with all
kinds of plain and fancy Wire Work.
Heavy twilled Wire for spark catchers, coai
sand and gravel Screens. paper makers WIRE,
cylinder and dandy Rolls covered In the best
manner, Wire and Wire Fencing.
A very superior article of Heavy Founders
Sleeves, All kinds Iron Ore Wires and SieveS.
BAYLISS, DARBY Il LYNN.