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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14
An Ineendiary's Manifesto.

We received visit on Wednesday, from
j. L. Henshaw, Esq, one OF the owners
of the Fernandez grant. Mr.. Henshaw's
granery was burned on Sunday morning,
and some three thousand bushels Of grain
consumed. Mr. IIenshaw is confident that
it was the work of an incendary, who was
tracked to and from the building lie also
informs us that he has tolera5ly fair grounds
for suspecting a person in that vicinity of
the diabolcal act, but lacks the proof neces-
sary to fasten the crime upon him.
Mr. Henshaw furnished US with the fol-
lowing notice, which we copy rer6dtim.--
1t is written in disguised hand and
was found sticking to tree, short
distance below Rancheria Dggings. 1t
bears no date, but one paragraph shows that
it was in contemplation to fire the building
Such an Infamous policy as this poster fore
shadows, can but operate to the disadyau-
tage of settlers on the grant, and to preju
dice such rights as they may possess TO the
land they occupy. We trust the author
of this Infamous ana threatning document
tells the truth when he says he speaks for
but one. Our acquaintance with many Of
the settlers on this grant, induces US to re-
pei the idea that they would be parties to
any such infamous and criminal combna-
ton, and they owe it to themselves to assist
in ferreting out and bringing to justice the
incendiary. Here is the document
MEssRs HENsHAw & MOORE s. Co.:
This is to inform you that if you persist
in prosecuting the inhabitants OF this town
ship, that all of the property is in danger,
and if you, or any of your heirs are left
alive to tell the tale, it will be one OF sorrow
ana wo.
for one, am determined to do all the
damage can to you and | property, and do
the best | can to make you and yours as
you want to make me and others.
| am down on pirates If you want to
live, let others live. do not speak fJr but
one, but there are others that is ready to
take hold and help to kill, tar and feather,
hang or burn-and will do it--that is as
sure as you are alive
You can see by what will happen tonight
that this is no idle threat Now take warn
ing by this little, and repent and do right
by the settlers and have friends
Now, the next effort you make to route,
injure or molest any one of the settlers on
this forged paper, Gas you very well know
that your grant is lorged,) and you are for
robbing US, and wills kill all robbers.
You may think that you can send the
county officers to drive rs off, will never
fight them, but | will show my lndan--I
will lay in wait for my enemies, or any of
their friends. for am determined to have
revenge | am rough customer, have been
here since lS47. AN OLD HUNTER
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14
1866

INCIDENTS AFTER THE FIRE.-A gener-
ous and well known citizen, met one of the
principal sufferers by the fire of yesterday,
and informed him that he felt his loss to the
nmount of $50, and accordingly came down
with a NXV of the benton mint drops >
Another generous and whole. souled citi-
zen, who had fallen heir to comfortable
little miners cabin, presented it to Mr.
Finley and his family. These little Incl
dents may not be legitimate subject for
newspaper items, but as they were of actual
occurrence in Oroville, where some men
stand ready to jump los as soon - a
building is burned from it, we have conelu-
ded to mention them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14
Another Fire.

A fire occurred on the bluff, on We'd
dings-the Boarding house and Meat Mar
ket of Mr.. Finley & Co.. and the Black
smith shop of Watt & Osgood. Messr. Fin
ley & Co., lost everything contained in their
buildings. They estimate their loss at
$1,000 Mes,rs. Watt 4 Osgood savel a
portion of their tools, and estimate their
loss at $500
We understand that the fire originated in
"a cabin in the rear of the main building, by
n child playing with matches, and spread
with great rapidity. Fortunately the bull
dings III that vicinity were not very dense,
and the fire was confined to the adjoining
ones mentioned.
The National Hotel, belonging to Joseph
II. kimmel Esq, situated on the opposite
side of the street, and the residence of
Judge Myers were covered with human be-
ings and wet blankets, and so perfectly sat
urated with water, as to resist the intense
heat from the burning buildings They
were but slightly damaged by the removal
of awnings and furniture.
The gallant "Buttes" dstanced the crowd
on their way to the fire, until they came to
the bluff, which Interposed dead pull of
about one hundred yards, when they were
passed by several hundred persons who
were in too much haste to assist them up
the hill We would respectfully suggest
that it is utterly useless for crowd to col
lect on such occasions empty handel The
"Buttes" are provided with buckets and
very effective machinery for removing bull
dlngs, and the sooner they arrive at n fire,
the more effective will be their efforts Let
our citizens remember this, and also the
folly of running to a fire simply for the pur
po.,e of standing by and looking on. Hun
dreds of men assembled at the fire yester-
dav who were unable to render any assis
tapce in e.. ecking the flames: whereas if
each one had resolved himself into fire
comnanv and carried Il bucket of water, it
would have been sufficient to extinguish the
fire,
Lumber for the re-conltructlon OF the
buildings arrived on the ground before the
sparks of the confagration had cleared
away.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14
Board OF Supervisors.
WEDNESDAY, May Is, 1857

WEDNESDAY, May l3, 1891.
Board allowed and ordered paid account
of ) Berry, Sll4,00 for bringing indi-
gent sick person from Mountain House. Ac-
count Of ID q Martin So 80, for attending
INDECENT sick, allowed
Application of H. U. Jennings for IL
ceuse to run ferry across the Sacramento
river at Jennings landing, License refused
On account of intormaities, and time grant
ed for renewal OF application.
Account of A McCargan Road 0verscer,
district No 4, Ophir Township, $4,000,
allowed. Account Of John Campbell, Road
Overseer, $4,000, allowed Account Of JAS.
Harlow, County Corner, $4,000, allowed.
Account OF Samuel Glass, Justice of the
Peace, S24 90, allowed. Account Of Thomas
Merriwether, Constable, $l1 90, allowed.
- Smith was appointed Road Overseer
of district No 4 Ophir Township, vice Nc
Cargan resigned.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14
Immigrant Road Convention.

mas, are requested to send delegates to an Immi-
grant Road Convention to be holden at Oroyiile on
SATURDAY, MAY 23d, for the purpose Of adopt
ing measures for the construction of an Immigrant
Road from Honey Lake Valley to the Sacramento
Valley. numerous attendance from The adjoining
counties is respectfully requested.
II. b. LATIIROP, SEN,
PETER FREER,
ID. g. DOWNER.
NJ II. FARLEY,
GEO. II. CROSETTE.
Orville May Q, 1857. Committee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14
The state Central Committee.

The members of the COmittee are, from
1st Senatorial Distrct-C l.. Thorn;
2d--Ru-sell Heath;
.d-P. Woodsde;
4th-II A. Iligley:
5th--Calhoun Benham, John J. fof, E. Beae,
}. =. Iloge Mathew Crooks and DF. Tripp,
6th-B. y. Harris;
Gth--ll. f. Barbour;
Slh-GGOrge " Dent;
ath-Alfred Reddng'on and Dan'l J. Thomas;
10Th. H. Frisbie:
1lth-J Temple;
l2h--Snmuel -. Rrder;
I3t,--Wiliam A. Mix,
IIth--fieOrge II. Crusette,
15th-X MONTGOMERY and G. y. FELTON,;
16th-Jnmes Walsh aud Amos r Laird:
17th-Ben. T. Myers and Sam. G. Astin;
lSth--W. p. Scott. w II. Brumheld, I. Peters and
7 lps II. iltwes;
l9ih--"harles A. Clark and w. Mckim;
.Oth-John James
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14
NOTICE

EDUDIIC Notice is hereby given that three certain
"a prumsory notes made b! Abel \ Monty. of
trovie. Butte y, pay able Ia the order of \. h.
Nastrn, and endorsed 10y him. each for the sum of
seven hundred and twenIy-one twenty eight one
hundredt hs dollars, due severay NJ Sky, ninety
aud one hundred and twenty dIN, from date, tNIny
llth lej7J viii not I've paid by the cun-idrra-
tun of the -ald notes has failed aud All persons
warned NOT 10 trudr Tor them.
\. X MASTFN.
OrovIle, May Iih 1857. I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14
ScrOfuia and Diseased Blood.

'DR. GUYSOTTS improved Extract OF Yel low
Dock and Sarsapara" is "A true specific. The pro-
prietors have in their possession over one hundred
certificates OF the most extraordinary cures effected
by 1t. We seiely saJ. Try it. 1t revives the
dropping constitution, eradicates all humors from
the Blood and by its tonic properties restores the
invalid To life and vigor. As a spring and summer
medicine it has no equal Its singnlarly eflacious
action on the blood, its strengthening aud yIyifyng
action on the system stands 1re-eminanlly above all
other Sarssparlllas. If you would have the rose
brought back to your cheek, clear healthy and
transparent skin, aud life and vigur imbued through
the >siem, lake Suysott's Extrac. of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla. Ii contains more of the pure
Honduras Sarsaparila than any other preparation
extani, which is chemically combined with the ex-
tract Of Yellow Dook and the Extract of Wild
Cherry, thus making the remedy more thoroughly
efficient than any other Sarsapara before the pub
lie AT the same time it is perfectly free from all
mineral posons, which cannot be said Of other Sar.
sapariiia compounds.
{ 3 Be ul and buy none but QU AIT BOTTLES
Sold by Druggists generally.
ColIou * McDermot, Agents for Oroville
Park White. General Agents, and importers for
all valuable Palsat Medicines, l32 Washington st.,
san francisco. myl5-3m2p
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14

GENEROUS DoNATIoN'--Judge b. F. My
ers, an old and esteemed resident of Oro-
vile. as partial appreciation of the etfec.
tive efforts of Butte Engine Co., No. in
checking the progress of the fire on Wed
nesday morning, has commissioned us to pay
the gallant "Butres' fifty dollars to aid
them in purchasing an engine This gen
erous act of the Judge is worthy of all com
mendaton' and we know that the "Bntte's
will join US in expressing the hope that the
donor may never experience n visit from th
devouring scoarge Thanking the Judge
for honoriug us, as the medium of his gen
erosity, we would inform the "Buttes' that
we have fifty dollars in bank" and res
pectfully invite them 30 "come and see us -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14

~ Hopkins Panorama of the Vigilance
Committee was destroyed by fire at San
Francisco on Monday morning. Won't some
of the " Goodies" at the ea-Sodom make
up purse and have the delightful scenes
re- painted
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14

INsASE.-Two persons passed through,
town in the Shasta stage last evening, on
then way TO the Insane Asylum. at stockton
One of them was Chinaman, and the other
an American, who il is said became insane
on the comet question.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14
Ornril!t DDijQ Hntte AstorA.
oEo: II. cRosKTTE. Editor.
orOylllc, Thursday, Nay 18th. 1857.
Democratic state Central Committee.

Democratic State Central Committee.
\ meeting of the members of the Democratic
State Central Committee will be held at san Fran.
cisco on WEDNESDAY, May 20lh' at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, for The purpose Of determining the time Of hold
ing the State Convention, and attending to any bus
ness incidental thereto.
ALFRED REDDlNGTON, Chairman
Democratic state Central Committee.
Sacramento, April 9Th. 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14

MYERS STREET.-John Reilly is bless
ing to Oroville He is all public spirit and
enterprise. lie is nov engaged in clearing
and grading Myers street to the landing -
Under the influence Of John and his carts,
the devious aud winding way across the bar
is made straight and level
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14

Gn-A writer from Yolo county to the
Sacramento Item says that owing to the
early settling in of the dry season, the crops
in the entire valley, an extent Of forty or
fifty miles in length, and from five to eight
width, will not amount to anything worth
speaking of; in fact but few farmers will
cut their wheat or barley at all.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 Card.

The undersigned would return thanks Ia the
BUrTE ENGINE COMPANY No. I, and their friends and
the public generally for their generous and success
nIl efforts in saving their property from the conha-
grafton of "Wednesday. E.F. MYERS
JOSEPH II. KIMMEL.
Orovile, May 18th.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14
THE COMING COMET!!
THE COUNTRY SAFE

HAEACON SHELDON, OF the san Francisco
gV wholesale and aud retail Liquor Store, on
Montgomery street, Oroville. is prepared 10 regale
his friends and the pubiis during the short space OF
time allotted them this traHsitory earth, with
the choicest Wines, Liquors and cigars which are
sold cheap for cash. by
DEACON SHELDON K IIAYD0N,
Next 20 McDermott's Drug store, Oroville
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14

BUTTE CUNTY WARRANTS The County
Butte County Warrants registered prior to
December 9Th. This will prove interesting
information to those holding warrants reg
istered prior to that date, and exhioits the
gratifying fact that the county is but five
months removed from cash payments.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14

E5- The San Feancsco Globe has con-
victed the Bulletin of literary piracy Hur-
rah for the Globe. The Bulletins larceny
is almost as mean as the Globes endorse
meni of the Mountain DemOcrat
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14
MARRIED..

At Oregon City, May 18Th. by Rev. p \. Seymour
Mr. \ c. Austin, of San Francisco. to Miss ANNA t..
NJ WHITE, of the former place.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14

PIONEER CIRCUs --Rowe's Pioneer Cir
Gus will make its appearance III town lhIs
morning in grand pr cession. preceded by
their elegant band carriage, drawn by ten
elegantly capaFisoned horses. They VIII
give one of their unequaIled performances
this evening The Marysville papers speak
in the hiabest terms OF this company, pro-
nonnciug their performances unsqualled.
COURT OF SESsI INs.-Nothing worthy of
note transpired in the Court of Sessions
yesterday.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14

BELLIGERANr-No less than four fights
occurred in town on Wednesday. Two gen.
tlepen of color VINO engaged in this amusing
past time, were 6nec 81 90 each by Justice
Elliott
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14

ES~The Dean and Boxer case is entirely
thrown into the shade by an elopement
which lately took place in New York The
parties were Jack Singerland, negro pro-
tege Of the Hon John J. Singerland, and
the daughter of near neighbor. The young
lady il IL years old, white, and very pretty.
Jack is IA buck niger OF q, as back as forty
aces of spades, but very smart.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-14
Ordinance Nc. 4.

Oroville, May Iiih. 1851.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-18
All for the Ladies !

TENHAT HEAVY STOCK of splendid DRY
N GOODS Just being opened ut the NEW
YORK STORE surpasses everything hitherto
seen in this city. An entirely new assortment
Of every kind Of goods for ladies' wear, ofevery
color and variety Of style, together with all the
new varieties Of trimmings and fancy goods,
has jIst arrived direct from New York. and is
now for sale at the above store at prices slight
ly above cost as usual. The ladies of Placer
vile never have had so good chance for Sc
lection as they may now enjoy.
In gentlemen wearing apparel, alargcr and
more varied selection is now offered than ever
before. The most fastidiOus taste can lIcre be
suited to charm, and at prices 80 very mode
rate that 10 dress well is Il matter Of economy.
A large assortment Of Miners Clothing,
Boots, Hats, Blankets, &C., also on hand.
45E l.. KLINE.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-18
To Keepers OF Saloons, Hotels, Dc.

Az AcSINLb OH SuAOOunS hAOteISs &C.
desire 10 call the attention Of Dealers In Ii.
auorS, Tobacco and Cigars 10 q few facts Which
are of paramount importance IA them.
II has been matter Of just and very general
complaint that no Liqunra, Tobacco or Cigars,
of quality above mcdiocriiy. could bo obtained
this side II SACRAMENTO, without submitting To
the most cxhOrbitant charges. This state of
things may be attributed to the fact that, in nl-
der to be able tn sell in the mountains at San
Francisco and Sacramento prices, il would be
ndiapHNsabv necessary To purchase in such
large quantities as would be inconsiS with
any degree Of safety, If stored in any mountain
city. AZ consequence, all in this business
have been subjected To the necessity Of making
unrcSsonably frequent trips 10 the City for that
With which ordinary enterprise should have sup
Piled them here. This dcsidcratum, l flattcr
myself have supplied, by Obviating the diff
eultics which have heretofore impcdcd the dc.
yclopment cf this branch Of trade. Having
been entirely burned out by the late fire which
devastated this city, have erected n capacinus
FRsrRooP HORSE, rendered still mere secure
BY ITS favorable location in the centre uf fire.
proof block
The security thus afforded encouraged me to
lay in supply of Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars
"udevcrything appcrtaning to the trade, such
aS mas never been cqualed or approached this
side Of Sacramento, or surpassed in San Fran
CISCO. The advantage to the dealers of the sur.
rounding country is obvious. A visit TO my
e'taOllShment now, is an equivalent in point Of
nuilty and economy to Q trip to the Bay. But
the most attractive and Important feature that
have now TO offer to the many friends who
nave favored me with their patronage for the
Ast four years, is this: TAat nn.ier 10 c0nsiGe-
fHt'oa ~a'tceer, riN I cldrye them more than
me most moderate San Francisco and Sacrament
10 'eA0'esa'e prices. Having made favorable
arrangements with the most extensive import
eTs in San Francisco GreenhOod 4 Ncw6aucr
u am enabled to afford my friends everything
rates ut which they would be offered on board
Of the vessel in which they are imported. with
the trlHing addition of freight from San Fran
Cisco here. d. NEWBAUER.
Placerville, August 10th, 1856.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-18

COMBS AND HBKa C@RaEO. INDIA RUB.
~ DER, Shell aud Horn Combs.
Hair, Shaving, Clothes, Infant, Nall and Tooth
brushes.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-18
CALL ATl v.Iaasu :.li;,
Condee, lEonxe ~

Condee, lEonxe IHs s
Livery 0ez -
On tie rear q ~ z4 4lscoo
A ND you win ind ~ Ahesk vi a KnHTz
IA HORSES, tie Bet LatGk -
Driving Isams md EkS Err sssStt g nt
eortmsnt oe baggies enA C1Ssa -
terms. Cal and see fbry0n1 = ~.
Placorville, March z, 1a7. ~ s..r5t ". y,
DassOluAlSa ee Cspase
NUR' Law PAR1MER ~
~ dissolved n Assgil;eq se9,.IiIs
. 7TT7 7s5i 9Efi IVA NJ I'd,
NarsA 4Stb, isss!I Z
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-18

NAILS OF ALL KINDS,
Much cheaper than yon have been buying of
others,
A.. NJ a
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-18
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
State OF CallfOrnla,
County Of FL Dorado. =,
PldcerrilLs Toscnship, in Justice's Court; 4.
H. Spence Us. Frederick Sprecker.
The People of the State of California, TO
FREDERICK SPRECKER, Greeting:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to sp-
L pear before me ct my Office in PIacervifl0
township, of the county Of El Dorado, on the
25th day Of APRIL, A. D. 1857, at 10 o'clock.
A. NJ TO answer unto the complaint of A. b.
SPENCE, filed before me for the recovery Of
twenty-five dollars for money loaned, when
Judgment will be taken against you fuR tAo
said amount together with costs if you nil to
appear and answer.
Given under my hand this sixth day Of April,
1857. s. MCCORMICK,
Justice Of the Peace.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
by the affidavit Of the Plaintiff that the above
named Defendant is somewhere within thfs
State, but that he cannot be found for thoipur.
pose of making service upon him heTHinsi; I'd
that there is o just cause Of ActiOn existing
the defendant in favor of the plaintiA Il 70 e.
dered that the summons herein be buhhi hAd
in the AOHNtGiN Democrat, Q WoeklvS meV te1shs
per, published in RI Dorado OountS, -. -
weeks suceessively. +, iitt,,I. .s,if ~,
Given under my hand this sixth dsx 1pEA
1887. s. McCORHffEE " y
ln4 2t] Justice Of the FthaSe. ~
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-18

The Miners Drug store, at the sign Of
'ic Big Mortar, Main street. is supplied with
ihr best assorted and most extensive stock ot
irrsh and pure drugs and medicines to be
found in the mne-. The patcnt medicines
sold at this establishment. are received direct
from the manufacturers. and every pap kagc is
warranted genuine. Pcrtumcry 'anduti1rr ar
iiccs for the toilet, all If the choicest quality,
are sold at the Miners Drug Store lower than
at eny other house IN the county. 1t il, also,
we'll supplied with paints, oils. window glass,
'arnishcs. pain, brushes. lamps, lamp oil--but
see Dr. Jcrvcy'S advertisement in another col.
umn or call at his cstabliShmcnt--thc most
beautiful and tastefu!y arranged drug store in
the nountairS-and SIC for yourselves rcmcn,-
bsring that he keeps none but the best articles
aud sells at the lowest prices.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-18
DIR. ANIOZAItV"S
COPAIVAN CREAM

COPAIVAN- CREAM
The Hest IL Kemedy in the World!
wiz perfect a PERMANENT CURE, (SCi&hOut
any injury 10 the iSystepa,) IN LESS TINE than
ANY OTHER -NEDICL4NE Price a per bottle.
Prepared and sold only at the.
MINEkSs DkU UG STORE
RlaCeEvilles
GB- Orders by Express or otherwise, ACCOMPANIED
ny TIE ABOVE AMOUNT will meet with prompt atten.
ALsO-NITRATE OF SILVER; BLUE STONE;
Dalsam COpaiva; Cubebs; Capsules; Sweet Spirits Of
Nitre; ETC., at the -
MINERS DRUG STORE,
PA1cervtlles
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-18
Dissolution Of copartnersA,p.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the 70.
~ partnership heretofore existing between
Samuel st. Clair. James Kyns and Patrick
AynC. in the Lumber business, at the town of
Grizzly Flat, FL Dorado county, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The BUSINESS
will be continued in the name of James and
Patrick hyne' who will collect all debts due
the late firm, and settle all demands against
the same. SAMUEL st. CLAIR.
JAMES KYNE,
PATRICK KYNE.
Grizzly Flat, April 3, 1857. INA stA1
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-18
ATWILL g. CO.,
Jewelry Establishment!

Itain Sired, First Door BelOw Stligmdns.
c. THES' BSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
'G9 informs his friends and the public gen.
IsAS8 orally, that he has Just received large
assortment OF GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
and JEWELRY, oil Of which he offers for sale
on the most reasonable terms.
California Jewclry and Diamond Work
manufactured to order, with neatness and dis
patch, Wholesale and retail.
watches Repaired by an experienced
workman.
gB Billiard Turning done to order, .Gl
COLTS REVOLVERS for sale.
N. B. All work entrusted TO me shall be done
satisfactorily aud warranted.
a, c. ARv1DsSON.
81 n
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-18
Observation-Disclosures.

IVILLIAM SALMON respectfully invites the Ladies
w and Gentlemen Of Placerville and vicinity, who
desiTe TO have their Dagueeotypes taken, to call and
examine specimens Of his work. at his rooms on Main
street, . abort distance below the Plaza.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-18
'ELLING OFF
WHEN YOU FIND a GOOD THING,
PITCHTN

THE SUBSCRIBER takes this opportunity
of returning to, his fellow-citi7ens and
friends his sincere thanks for the liberal pat-
rcuAge bestowed on him during his residence
y Plaeeryille. Feeling encouraged by the
sucetss with which he has met. he will contin.
1e to put forth his best endeavors to please
experience in the BOOT and SHOE business,
nc matters himself that in fitting tender feet,
and in that way curing corns, he cannot be
eScclled. He prOcures the services of none
SIher than experienced workmen, and uses the
Oest material 70 be found in the State.
despatHh. ~ "''''
oog Long work on the lowest terms. be has been
compelled to adopt the rule Of "Cash on he.
Gvery; Please give me call, on the Plaza.
regn OF the big boot, two doors above WeIls'
taFSO ; Cas- ExPFSsa OlRcc.
R.BARNES,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-18
Hard Times at the Bav !

TTNiIE subscriber having taken advantage Of
L the pressure in the San Francisco money
market, and purchased q heavy stock Of Ii
QC0RS, CIGARS, PLAYING CARDS, etc,
ut New York prices, can sell such goods lower
than any other house in the mountains. Per-
sons wanting such goods, are invited TO call
aud see for themselves. 80. e--,
TT A full catalogue will be found in the next
issue Of this paper. d. NEWBAUER.
Placeryillc, Jan. oath, 1851.