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Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

EN-wc invite the attention "t our rc~d'rS 10 the
advertisement Of Mr.. g. 4. Mu@RILl' ot Diamond
SPRING. Mr. NJ. has an elegant Hreproof store which
IL stocked with enc Of the finest AssormmH OF
drugs, medicines paints, toilette articles, etc. !" he
found in the MINES. Give him 4 call and see Tor
yourselves.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

CRRDIrAnLE.-Wc learn from our Atlantic
exchanges that the New York hackmcn all re-
fused To receive pay for the hire of their car
riages by the rescucdpOssengrrs Of the GntrdI
.imsrim An net like this covers multitude
of sins, and is worthy OF being recorded.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
Bridge Notice.

COTTCE is hereby given that the undersigned will
~ apply ~ the Hun the Board Of Supervisors Oi
II Dorado County, California; at their meeting in De.
criibrr ISL or ~ SOM thereafter the can
h. heard. for License to keep T0f bridge across
the Middle Fork Of the Cosumnes River, at the point
known NJ "Buzans Bridge" for year from the
date VI said license.
NATHANIEL T. BARTHOLOMEW.
November 9Th, ISL l3lN*1
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

THANKSGIVING DAY.-Govcrnor Johnson has
assigned Thursday, the 95th inst, for the OBJ
scrvancc in this State Of the annual Thanks
giving. Turkeys and chickens " has T's" in
A,rS.Na In consequence.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

Bold RoBBERY.-On Friday, Oct 3oth, Nbold
robbery was committed upon q Chinanan near
Mokelumne Hill. The ChTonirle says it appears
by "John's" story that "AmCrican man" met
him in the road and demanded half a dollar
John pulled Ouths purse containing about fifty
dollars, when the scoundrcl knocked him down
with club, cutting his head severely, and
made off with the booty. The Johns are too
inOfTcnsivc. They ought to go prepared for
down without ceremony. They are at the
mercy of every bastard, and arc plundcred
with impumty. A little pluck ON the part Of
John would put an end to such proceedings US
the Chronicle describes.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

A,KAuN Co. will to-day receive heavy invoice
Of fashionable clothing, including the latest styles Of
RAglans, talmas, fine SUITS hats, hOOts, etc. NOv"
says that now that the "Old man" Is gone he Intends
to sell goods 90 low that everybody can AOrd to dress
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
WOLFE'S
SCHEIDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.


SCHEIDAN AROMATIC SCHNAPPS,
Which atulrracd compounds are intended to sell in
California against my genuine article.
My object IL To announce that have recently es.
tahlishcd an AGENCY IN SAN FRANCISCO for sup.
plying this State and Oregon with my Schnapps and
that hereafter will always keep said Agency suppl.
e'l with large stNe That respectable Druggists
and Liquor Dealers throughout California can always
supply thrnstv vrs at a regular price, merely enough
over the New York Price to cost Of freight and
charges; thus avoiding complaint as heretofore, Of
occasional scarcity and extreme high price.
lis now many years since first imported these
Schupps from the celebrated old distery at Schci.
dam, Holland, in which am Interested. 1t IL now
conceded that no Tin was ever imported into this
country which has approached my Schnapps i'm re.
gard to PURITY, IlEALPHFULNESS and EXQT'IS.
ITE AROMA or Flavor. This claim, and for proof
point to their universal popularity and the immense
AMI increasing consumption by all classes north and
south, east and west, comprising the temperance peo
pie, medical faculty, &C., to such an extent that my
establishment, packing the enormous quautity Of
S bottles per day, Is barely able to li its orders
Also, Wolfc's Schnapps have been analysed by the
most celebrated Chemists, Drs. Mott and Deck, OF
New Ysrk aud others, who all certify that they arc
PERFECTLY
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
School Notice.

II y those School Districts In FL Dorado County ip
i which Trustees we've not elected the first Mon
day In October last. according to requirements OF
the law, the qualified voters requested to assem-
BILE at early time possible to select such per-
sons as they may wish appointed Trustees. -,
nv School Marshals, Trustees and Teachers viii
forward their returns ss early as possible.
JOHN g. EUSTIS,
Eupt Com. Schools Of Fl Dorado County.
Plncervlle, October 16th 1851.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

SOMETHING REMARXABLF.--Thc surcticS OF T.
NJ. Reed, Esq, our dcfaUlting cx-county Treas
t,rcr paid the amount Of his dcfalcation with
nut waiting as hNs heretofore been the case nm
der, similar circumstances, until suit hOd been
instituted against them to compel them I" pay
They saw that they had been victimi1cd, had
been betrayed, and that it would cost them
large sum Of money to get out Of the difficulty
Aet Like true. honest men, jealous Of their credit
they at once raised the money and paid the
Statc what had bcrn stolen from her. What
contrast does their conduct present to that OF
Aomc others! II we mistake not it is the first
instance in California where surctics have vol
unfairly come forward and redeemed their
bond.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

We are greatly indebted to Gov. WELLER for
anumbCr Of valuable Congressional documents.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

California exports other articles besides gold.
Recently theFy'i"y Dutchm0m cleared from San
Francisco for New York with IN assorted cargo
Of California productions. She had twelve
hundred tons Of freight, consisting of wool,
hides, horns, rags, old iron, old copper, zinc,
copper ore, mustard seed, crushed quartz, quick
silver, rattalns and other articles.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

WILD GRArEs.-This delicious fruit is every
where met with in the mountains Of our State.
The Red Bluff E,dmm says their properties for
the manufacture of brandy have been tested at
distillrry in that place and the product hns
been nearly third greater than the cultivated
grape. This is pleasant news to the brandy
dcstrOycrs, who are not only fond Of good
article, but like to get it cheap.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

RIINE, Of the New York Store, Is receiving another
invoice Of fall and winter dry goods and clothing
".Nbe" says they are selling cheaper than ever.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

MALFoRMATIoN.-Thc Folsom Di%pdtcA of las t
Saturday says TINT female child was born, IL
short time since, Mt Alder Greek, with two
heads, one on top Of the other. The lower
head is perfect in all its parts. The upper one
presents complete OS:fOntiS, with all the up
per region Of the head well developed, present
ing the different features, but different in the
lower portion, which is seemingly hid from
view by being imbcdcd in the top of the natu-
rOl head. tits still living. GREATS California
in her productions.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
M0UITAIT DEMOCRAT.
PLACERVILLE.
SATURDAY, NOV. Z, 1857.

pLlcERvILLE TmEiTRE. ", have the pleas
Arc vt informing our readers that Mile Marie
Uurr, will nprcar AT the Theatre, tonight, sup
no,tcl hv an excellent company. Mile |lurCt
has lust made successful tour of the southern
mines and We trust thNt she will receive while
here the patronage her distinguished genius
merits. Tonight will presented Tho @dy
oC I.vons," and "A duel in tho dark" III both
of which Mile Durct will appear.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

kE-Thc Presbyterian Church will bc rc'orencd
Tomorrow jSahbath) for Divine service. Adsc"nr'e
arprcrriStc tN the occasion may b. expected
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
PROPOSALS

For publishing, by RICHARD COLE, late Of the Pit
',rrM .imcrirdm, a Weekly Newspaper, at &c
nua, Carson Valley, to ne called the
rIRSON VALLEY .NEWS
TTwll hc devoted to the development Of the best
Interests Of the country, viz: Agriculture. II"rti
culture and Mining. aud advocating good govern
uirnt-hutitst and capable men, irrespective al. par
W for "r public officers and economy in the eNr''n
dirr of public money. and alNvc ALL the speedy
construction of Rail Road, from the Atlantic to the
-Pn-iiir, ly the Central F.ttV,
THE first number will ht issued five hiin-
dr,l subscribers are obtained. The sheet will hr
ulnni the size ~ the Piaccrviilr AmdrirHU. Terms
- per annuIn, payable the issue Of the first
Der. Placerville. Oct 2tth, lNI1
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

Read the opinion of Judge Howell, in another col
umn. II settles question Of interest to the taN.pny
ers of III Dorado county.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

TmE DIFrEEENcE.--The difference, says the
Washington thion, between the way in which
Democratic and Abolition administrations con-
duct public affairs, is exhibited most admirably
by II comparison of the Medill ard Chase ad.
ministrations in Ohio. Mcdill democrat, in
1855 paid of out Of the State revenues two
millions of the State debt, and in 1856 Chase
(Black Republican, paid $2l. One saved the
funds Of the State, the other squondcrcd them +;
onc WAS the REPRESENTATIVE of the prople, the
other of II faction ono sought to raise the cred
it of the State, the other to enrich his followers.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

~ The last half quarter of Mr.. ShaiIrrs dancing
school commences next Tuesday Evening, AZ HE old
room. Those wishing to Join will please attend the
opCnnE eNeminE.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

Senator Rusk, whose melancl,oly death was
recently recorded, was the son Of very poor
Irish Cmigrnnt, who, when he came 10 thus
country, settled in south Carolina. ON land be-
longing L. Juhn {. Calhoun.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

EcoxoMICAI.-Thc late Treasurer of FL Do
RADIO county, during the two years he was III
Office, spent the ri'iful sum Of marty Housa"i
MHdyS, one half Of which lis Surrtics have been
victimizcd for. 1t is darkly hintcd that more
thhn one half the amount was appropriated To-
maintain the waning fortunes of some prnlnin-
cnt politicians of our county. When II full
frpoSa is madc-and facts are being collected
for that purpose by men who never do things
by halves, who have the means, the will and the
ability to accomplish what they undertake.
some politicians will have good cause To curse
the day they 0Iri~,A the dciaulting Treasurer
to speculate with the funds of the State.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

The late rains cleaned out llangtnwn creek pretty
thoroughly, AMI sent Succ boxes picks, shoves and
other mining implements "kitinH' down stream.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

ART 1923, Sec ca, Every servant, officer or person
employed In amy public department, station, or office
oI the government OF this stats, Of nny county Of
this state, or IN any office Of corporate body, who
shall cnbc2Sr, stcR tccrrtc frauiulrnty take aud
carry away any money goods. chatrlS effects, book
ar books ~ record, "r of account bond bonds pro-
mlsS"ry note or notes bank hill nr notes, nr any other
writing or security, for the payment of money or pro.
pcrty, "r whatever description II may hr hcing the
property OF Sahl state, county or corporate bu,ly,
shall, ON conviction thereof hc punished by nnrSo.
mcnt In the state poison for term not less than one
year, nor more than ten years.
ART. 1927. That, II any officer ~ the state or Of
my county, cit! "r town. In this state, charged with
the sale keeping, transfer disbursement of public
moneys, shall convert to ls uwn use, In any WAY
whatever, or shall use by way Of investment in any
kind uf property, or merchandise, shnll 0an with
Or without interest any portion Of the public muuCNS
bonds, or other evidences ~ the Indebtedness u: the
state intruStrd to him for safe Keeping transfer dis.
blrs"mrh rany other purpose, every such net shall
he dceiCd aud ndjudHcd tU hr au Cmbr2Zrmcnt of so
much ot said moneys aS shall hC thus taken, convert
cd, invested used, or loaned, which IL hereby de-
rarc to hr felony; and the neglect or refusal tn nay
over "n demand any public moneys IN his hands upon
the presentation VI draft, order or warrant drawn
upon him hy the controller, any other officer au
thoriHed by law, and signed by such officer, or to
transfer or liSburSc any such moneys promptly ac-
cnrdinK t0 law 0n the legal requirement Of any uf
hccr authorised Ia make sUch requirement, shalt he
I1TIH 6Ire evidence Of such conversion 10 his own
usn VI th" public moneys as may he in his hands,
Az LerN"nN d|rISihU, 0r kH0Tin0iV amt ieiHiHVip
participating TX FUrh FJtTsyfFUTFHt upon hCtng
convicted ihcr fore amy court Of this state Ol
competent Iu shall for every such offence
forfeit and NJ tate II hnr equal to the amount
cmbcSnled, aniVlW,lS Suffer imprisonment for u term
not less than ak months more than five years.
WO~ra t"iI6yTtd DiVtat page Ms.
We have looked up and published the foregoing
sections Of the CrlminNl of this State, because Of
the rumorS In circulation, In reference to the com.
rlIcty of certain notorious individuals Of this County,
IN the alleged dchlcations Of tho late County Treas
urer. We ARE promised full statement If that INIT.
ter, and ore assured that plain narrative only oI
tho facts which are susceptible of conclusive proof
will cause no little surprise and Indignation among the
honest othe county and fall with crushing clIrc,
upon the guilty. The people Of this county have not
paid taxes, 10 Be applied in payment gr The iri"ItS
OtiiOdttONs u politicians, Mdiridwdly o. cOiIec.
tireIy We shall feel u duty to lay hare to the
public view AA matters from which arose the loss Of
the peoples @oney, 90 sOOn AS the rigid investigation
to which they are subjected shall enable to do
so reliably aud hilly.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

ClLIFoRXIA WINES ANE BRANDY.-Thc Los
Angeles Star states that there is one vineyard
in Tint locality containing $4,000 vines, which
will produce this year l.,ooQ gallons of wine,
1000 gallons angelica, 500 gallons brandy, and
$4,000 pounds of grapes for expectation.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
Sheriff Sale.

4 Large stock ~ Miners goods. boots. shncs and
clothing will be sold 1T Grizzly Flat, II DprHln
county at SrriTs sale, Oh Saturday Nov. i4ih. l>ji,
at 10 O'Clock \. NJ y. IydiARDt'E Sheriff.
By L. D. IIuPgINs. Deputy.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

EARLY IN ruE EIELp.--Tho Plumas .iry"S has
run I'm at its mast head the name of Stephen
A. Douglass, the "little giant" the pride and
favoritc of the American Democracy, for tho
next Presidency. We doubt il hc will have a
,ompctitor in California. lie enumerated the
great principle on which the battle was fought
last fall, and It is just that the great champion
Of tho Democracy should be elevated " tho
highest Office within the gin ofa great and gal
liant people 1t is the strongest, dearest wish
Of our hear, to see Stephen A. Douglass Prcsi'
dcut oi the United States. We think him pre-
cmincntly fitted for that exalted position, and
lha, since tho death of Senator RuSk, hS IL
statesman he has not his equal. We are for
him first, last, all the time"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
Immense Excitement I'm PIa-
ccrVille!
The Rights Of the People arc
Not to be Sold
MURRAH FOR


CHEAP JOHN !
THE WORKING MANS FRIENDl
LIE challenges one and all to come down to his
i Il prices. He Is bound " sell
rs Per Cent. Cheaper
Than any other Store outside Of San Francisco.
lie has just received, per Clipper "FlOr1 Temple"
large assortment Of
CLOTHING 4 FURNISHING GOODS;
BO0TS AND SHOES;
HATS AND CAPS;
YANKEE NOTIONS;
TOBACCO; SEGAKS, ETC.
COME ONE AND ALI. and give us a call before
you purchase elsewhere. II We can't suit you, who
eany
One Price and MO DevfatiOM5 II'S 500
Y0u Betg
REMISH & ELLIS,
Original Cheap Johns, on tho Plaza.
Placerville, October 94th, 1851
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

ELmrioN.--The following gentlemen were elected
cRcers "f Neptune Hose Co. M. 1. ON Thursday eve
ming y. = Rarss, Foreman; J. r. KunklCr, Assistant;
L. A. Seymour Secretary; {. w barnes, Treasurer; \.
J. Cullen aud A. A Van Voorhees,, pvrIatc~; J. u,
Smith. Thomas CIystlc aud u. W, swan, AuNlitini;
Committee.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

"Will any of our citizens aid us, as We suggested
last week, In getting up statements in regard to Kinks
action s"-IPWmHs IrVaa
If they Ore prudent and have any sClf.rcspcct
they will not. BY carrying into effect your
suggestions they win render themselves ridicu,
lous without accomplishing any good. The
immigrants, with few unimportOnt exceptions
bear willing testimony to Kinks efficiency and
impartiality, and their evidence carries more
weight with it than TINT Of interested parties,
Even Romc Of the citizens Of Honey Lake Val.
ley have had the honesty To frankly admit that
Kinks conduct hns been above rcprOaCh. Out
side Of the opulSnt and potent city Of Quincy,
we hear but little complaint of "SuperintCnd-
cnt Kirk, and even in Quincy it is confined To
afGw " small potato politicians, who want his
place, or ut least some agency in disposing of
the funds appropriated by Congress for the
Wagon Road, Such men may aid the .iTg"S
in manufacturing statements against Kirk, but
few will be 80 silly as to believe them.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
CAUTION.

T AM INFORMED that various LIuor-Mixcr Of
i New York, Boston and San Francisco, are rxten-
sivcly engaged in putting up In square bottles. under
various tilrs, cheap limitations Of my long
cd and renowned
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

W"D'S DlGfSr-A copy Of this much-ncclcl work
has been lnid before us. We congratulate the Bench
mud BAR. indeed, the public generally, upOn the man.
ncr In which this book has been gotten up. Our rea-
ders nre aware that Act uf the last Legislature pro-
vulcd fnV It's publication, and that the work was de-
signed tO he digest nf NIL the laws of general char.
meter OF the State now In urcr ur To be ia force on
the lst Of January lNS. In connection with. aud in
Illustration Of the Acts, are the decisions OR the SUI
prcmc Court Of the State, and " the United States
The book also contains the Declaration Of Indcpend-
Cnce, Constitution " the United States. articles Of
Confederation, Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions Of
lIS-9o Acts nf Congress relative to Public Lands
and Prescription an, bounty lands. cct. The arrange
mcnt Is svstcmatih excellent. 1t has copinus in
dcx, and the reader will experience no difficulty in
finding any portion of the contents to which he may
desire to refer. Great labor Is ssavcl hy ready ac-
cess 10 the laws and decisions. II will prove an nval-
nMhle ail tn the Judge and the lawyrr--inlced, il
will he OfValuahlc assistance to all public officers
STATE and Federal, and TO business men generally
The general price of the work Is nw enough to Cnn-
BILE every husihc'' man TO procure n copy. Such an
enterprise deserves To he rewarded and VIC trust TINT
the industrious and excellent compiler will fluid his in
valuable labors amply compensated and generously
appreciated by our pcoplc,-S r. Herdid.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

OswEGO CORN STARCH, for table use,
~ For sale bv,
CIiAS. W. BARNES. &.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
County Treasury.

We are indebted to 4. u. Park, Esq, our County
Treasurer, for the following statement Of receipts and
disbursements since his induction into office:
CorNrY THEistHEr- OtlIrE.
Pacrrvill", Nov. ;tI, lS,I. !
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
To the Citizens Of California.

San Jose, October IS, 1851. l3S iml
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12
MUSCATINE MARKET.

The market for grain is extremely unset.
tied on account Of the money pressure, and
business of all kinds is consequently much
depressed. Our grain buyers having failed
to receive returns for recent shipments of
wheat to the eastern markets, are about run
short of funds and are unable to pay cash
as freely as formerly. Wheat is almost I'M
saleable at any price for cash at Chicago or
St. Louis, financial matters being in such an
unsettled condition all over the country
By our quotations it will be seen that
wheat has experienced further decline
during the week. 1t is impossible to con
lecture what changes will be wrought next
week.
We quote as follows:
Wheat, spring 55a6oc, winter zoe.
Flour, $5aS6.
Corn. in the ear, 500.
Oats, Csc.
Potatoes, 25a35c. Sweet potatoes IS cents
per peek.
Green apples, slasl so per bushel.
Wild plums, 40a75c.
Eggs, IL 1-2c.
Butter, 2Oa25c.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, Ito
Shoulders, 14c
Clear sides, 15c
Hides, green, 7c: dry flint 16c
Lumber, $20a$30 per 1000 feet
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12
The STATE OF Iowa, SO.
MtfsCATINE COUNTY,

mo Mieh.el Overhaueh. Sir, Yen are hereby
! netid9d TINT on the 18th day of May, A. D.
1857, william G. Woodward fled in the office IF the
Cl'k Of the District Court of the State of Iowa,
in and for Muscatina county, Petition claiming
IF You The present possession OF ne east half of
Lot No. three, (E) n Block no. seventy three
(7s) situate in the City of Mus"stine, County of
Mus a tine srd State CT Iowa alleging. that he is
the owuer thereof in fee. end asking jus gment for
the possess'o, thereof with costs. And you are far
ther mott fed that yon wore returned "not foand. -
and that an order of publication duly takeu.
Now. unless rou appear and answer to said Petition
N or before the First day Of the next term Of said
District Court Judgment will he rendered AGAINST
Won as prayed for in said Petition.
fa27-wl C.CLOUD Atty for Plaintiff.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12
Haryell's Condition Powders,
IlfpOPT2.1'Yi0 EYER YBC8Y

L,OR the last three years, have been engaged tn
L a business known oaiy 10 myself, ana, con-
paratiyclv, few others; whom baVe instructed tor
the SUN of $500 each, which has averaged meat
the rate of 81 900 to SIS coo per annum and having
made arrangements to go To Enr"pe in the opr, ug
of 1858 to engage in the same business, am WI
ing to give full instructions Tn The art to airy person
in the United States or Canadas whs VIII r-nlt me
the sum of 81. am induced, fir In the success II
have been favored with, and the many than kfu'
acknowledgements have received from those "hsfl
| have instructed and who are making from 50 TO
S5 PER DAY at it, to give any person an oppcr.ua'-
ty TO engage in tn business. which is easy, pleas
ant, and very profitable, at snail cost. Ihere Is
positively No HUMBUG in the n,attor. Re! eren:es
of the best class be gvsn as regards us charac
ter, and can refer to persons whom l have IN
strueto,l, who will testify that they are making
from 50 to SIS per day at the sa1he 1t is a ous'-
less in which either ladies gentlemen can engage
and with perfect ease make very handsome IN
come. Several ladies in various parts OF New YORK
State, Pennsylvania, and Maryland, whom have
Instructed, are now making from 50 to S. per day
at it. It is a GENrEEL BUSINESS, and but few
shiliugs is required to start it. Upon receipt OF
81, I will Immediately send to the applicant
printed circular containing full instructions in the
at which can be erfect'y Understood at once.
All letters must be addressed tp'st-pad) to AL
LEN I. PARSONS, 335 Broadway, New York.
A29-w3m
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12
TO AGUE SUFFERERS!

CovELL's BEBEERINE MIXTURE is the best Agu
remedy in the world. 1t not only breaks the Chill
but it eradicates every vestge Of the disease from
the system. Hundreds who haye used it join will
one voice in declaring it almost infalible. Procur
u bottle Of it-take it according to the directions
and you may rely on being cured. For sale here b,
oil Druggists and by the rroprietors.
Ii: A. PORTER Il BROTHER,
Rock Island, illinois.
j. B. Doughcrty and Fay Stone, Agents here.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
.. SATEf


I OFFER for sale three acres Of land with three
L houses, situated between tie forks of the Iowa
City and Upton Roads, mile and three quartera
rom the main part of the city. 1t will he sold
altogether or a parts to suit purchasers. On the
orenises Is an excellent we'll and three cisterns-
Tho situation wetlt Re cfojre one fer hotel OIL
seat
# not disposed of at nriyate sale before the
Sd day of Ostoher, the above premises will be
old at auction ct ten O'Clock on that day..
For further particulars enquire of the subscribed
On the. premises. s,t. JAMES DUNN.
Muscatins July is, 1857 DAWN