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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-07-08

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
yENEE undersigned having entered largely into
r the Saddle, Harness and Collar manufacture,
takes this method Of informing the public of Au-
gusta and the surrounding counties, and people
everywhere, that he is now prepared to furnish them
SADDLES, COLLARS, aud HARNESS of all de-
Scriptions, at wholesale or retail upon as good
terms as they can be had for in the Northern Cities
and of much better quality AS TO the superior
qualities Of his Collars no would refer to Messrs
Parish and Ficklin, of Albemarle, and, indeed, to
oil the principle stage contractors in the State.
HisSADDLES, BRIDLJIS and other descriptions
Of work he Will warrant to be inferior to no other
made in the country. Give him az call at his manu-
factory on Franklin Street, q few doors walk. be-
tween Is and 49, CHAS. L. BALDWIN.
He also keeps or hand Saddlery Hardware Hog
Skins and every other article in his line necessary
to country Saddlers.
Richmond Sent 20 lS56-ly
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ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS
JAMES CARLIN, NO 90 80,

JAMES CARLIN, NO 90 No.
ID King street, Alexandria, Va. ~
would respectfully invite the at O|SS
tention Of dealers generally, to his
large and we'll selected stock Of @1Ab
HARDWARE and CUTLERY before purchasing else
where he feels assured of being able to offer such
inducements to dealers as will be satisfactory in
every respect His stock consists in part Of the fol-
lowing, viz
Rim Mortice, Stock, Pad and Till LOCKS KnivsA
and Forks Of every description; Pocket Knives
Scissors; Fast and Loose Butt Hinges; Parliament
Strap, r., &c, do. /; Augers Anger Butts; Brace
and Bits; Planes Of all kinds Saws of all kinds;
Stair Rods; Coffee Mills; Grass, Grain and Brier
Scythes; plated and common Spoons; Forks and
Ladies'; Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, Sledges, Anvis,
Vices, Bellows, Steel, Files, Rasps Combs, Brush
es Cow Bells Handouts, Ovens, Pots, Skillets,
Griddles, Playing Cards, etc., etc.
$4,000 lights Sash, Of all sizes.
Alexandria, April 4, lS57-to mar l5, '5S
GEORGE w. HARRISON, - ss<sase,.
u Union and Queen street Docks. psz@
Alexandria, Va, dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
Fish, and Provisions generally. Orders and con-
signments promptly attended to. Liberal advances
made on all consgnments of Grain.
FISH. FISH!
500 bbls. of new Nova Scotia Herring,
200 60 Potomac Family Shad Herring,
200 90 T" Mackerel, No. !, 2 and 4,
10000 g g Prime Grand Bank Cod Fish,
10000 90 90 60 GO 90 Lake Fish,
Now in store and for sale by
GEO W. HARRISON,
Union and Queen street Docks,
April A. '57-to mar15, 1881 Alexandria, Va.
GTABLEk'S AGRICULTURAL SALTS; BET
- ter than Guano: Composed of Phosphate of
Lime, Suphate of Ammonia, Nitrate OF Soda,
Muriate of Soda, Sulph. ofSoda, Sulph. of lime,
Carb. of Potassa, combined in such proportions
as have been found most successful by experiment,
and as the best authors on Agricultural Chemis-
try advise; and also such as Wheat and other &C.
reals require for their vigorous growth; contain.
ing no inert ingredient, the consumer saves the
expense of transportation on any but active sub.
stances. Prepared by
K. II. STABLER, Chemist.
No. 1876 King Corner of Washington st.
Alexandria, Feb. 2S, l857.-Iy
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SPRING d sUNOiE STOCK, 1857.
KY MORRIS is now receiving his Spring an 4
6Is Summer stock OF Ready Made Clothing, con-
sistiug of an entire new aad splendid assortment;
OF his manufacture which (the latter enable
him to give satisfaction, in style, workmanship an d
chcapness. Through this medium, only ask of
you the favor Of call when next visiting our city.
Country merchants will fad it to their advan.-
tage by examining his stock before purchasing;
elsewhere +. NORRIS,
100 Main street, Richmond, Va.
~ would also call your attention to my new !,
extensive and seasonable stock of Gents Furnish
ing Goods.
scy@ Clothing made to order, at short notice.
Richmond, March II, 1957-to sept 20 '57
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-07-08
MONEY PAID FOR HIDES
AT WayneSberGugh.


ENHE subscriber having purchased the Tanneries
IL of Matthew II. Parry and George W. Deal, in
the town of Waynesborough, Augusta county, Va,
is preparing to go largely into the Leather Manu-.
featuring business. good market will thus be
opened for the sale of Hides Of all kinds and cash
paid for them on delivery in any quantity thatmay
be offered.
Thecitizens of Bath Highland, Pcndleton and
Rockingham, as we'll as Augusta county, may find
it to their interest to bring their Hides to me-
Persons having large quantities in those Western
Counties, could make arrangements to deliver them
at Depots, on the Railroad, and by corresponding
on the subject, much labor may be avoided in the
delivery Mr.. VIM. Withrow, Jr., the well known
merchant at Waynesborough, has kindly consent
ed to act as cashier in my absence. Those from a
distance will therefore call at his store where full
satisfaction may be obtained
HUGH L. GALLAHER.
Waynesborough, August 0, ls56.-tf.
W7ANTED, A TANNER. A good workman Of
w steady habits can obtain q situation very
desirable, and permanent. man with family
preferred. Fl L. G..
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The above all from persons who are publicly knowt
where they reside and who would make these state
uens without thorough conviction that they were true
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
To Kcrpr,. Of sa.oons, Hotels, &c.

l desire 10 Ill the attention Of Dealers In Ii
lnors, Tobacco and Cigars to few facts which
1rr "f paramount import incc to them.
IL has been a matt r. 81 just and very general
com, i,lAint that II" Liquors, Tobacco or Cigars.
# Il quiliV Hb.4r. incdiGcrity. could be obtained
this side "i SACRAMENTO, without submitting to
the most cxhoiLi charges. This state uf
things may be attributed To tie fact that, in or
der I" be able tu sell in the mountains at San
FrLncis ~ and Sacramento prices, il would bo
iucttSpr"SstblE necessary 10 purchase in such
large quantities IA would Er inconsistent with
any degree of safety. il stored in any mountain
city. AS Il consequence, all i'll this business
have been subjected To the necessity Of making
unIcaSonably frequent trips 10 the Civ for that
with which 0rdnar, enterprise should have sup.
Piled them here This dcsidCratmm, | hatter
myself have supplied. bv "bviating the dill.
culiicS which have heretofore impcded tho de-
yrlopmcnt Of this branch Of trade. Having
been entirely burned ont by the late fire which
devastated this city, have erected a capacioMs
FIRErNoof llorSE, rendered still more secure
BY its favorable location in the centre Of fire
proof block.
The security thus afforded encouraged the to
lay in u supply Of Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars
and everything Nrpcrtaining to the trade, such
as has never been cqualcd or approached this
side Of Sacramento, or surpassed in San Fran
cisco. The advantage othe dealers Of tho sur
rounding country is obvious. \ visit to nv
establishment now, is an equivalent in point Of
utility and economy tn trip to the Bay. But
the most attractive and important feature that
have now to offer to the many friends who
have favored me with their patronage for the
asst four years, is this: : 7hdt un'ltr 10 consid,
,utioA whdtCrtr. ,aW ! clayge M,m more Tim
the moSt mnierdtt San Francisco and NacrGD,rh-
10 WhoisAIle prizes. Having made favorable
arrangements with the most extensive import
crs in San Francisco GreeEhood & Ncwbaucr
i am enabled to afford my friends everything
in their line Of business, at precisely the same
rates ut which tIIev would Lc offered on board
of the vessel in which they arc imported, with
the trihng addition Of freight from San Fran
cIsro here n. NEWBACER.
Placervillc August 18th, lS:6.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
CALIFORNIA,
RI Dorado County,


T., I,s,irc's Court. Placcrvillc Township, be.
FIRE :. McCmmi'k.
Georpe +. .LOnes cs. GSorge Smith.
uT orrenring 10 my satisfaction from the nf.
d hi,yit filed in the above named action tllui
.:,.,r,r. smith il indebted To the abnvo named
n,,,;.'iiff in the sum Of Fifiy-Nme Dollars and
I;r..,crn Cents, und that he cOnceals himself
- MIN this Sinie To avid the service of the
'.,m,unlls herein; therefore,
yi. U,,UI, oJ he state "C (al;f,ThiU, 10 tie
',J GEUKEE SMITH, GREtTINO:
II i. ordered. That you apprHr b"iOrc me at
,,r niFrr in the tiIy Uf PldCcrvillc, county
.'f,,re.;,;d. nn the 4'IA day OI AP "a A. O.
I""5. -, the l.our Of o'clock. A. NJ. and an
ever ,he complaint filed therein. wherein the
,l,oy. named Plaintiff sues you for and in the
~um of Fiftv-Ninc Dollars and Nineteen Cents;
zen Judgment will be- taken against y0n for
,hc snid amount, together with casts and dam
49, II yom fail to appear and answer.
- Il Is further ordered, that this he pub
T.bcd in a weekly newspaper known ms the
M,U.t.,in I.mNvdf, in the said county Of ri
i,,rn once week from this date to the 4th
Of April fs,1. .rW-..
n Is5-. :. MCCORMICK,
Justice of the Peace.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
The ,I,vrr., I,rvv Atorc. NJ Tho .ign

The MimrT.' ISruw Store. ut the sign oi
the Big Mortar, Main street, is supplied with
tho best assorted and most extensive stock ui
fresh and pure drugs and medicines TO be-
t'l'I,d Ia the mines. The patent medicines
Sid 1T this establishment. ure received direct
tr"m III" manufacturers, AMI every package il
warranted grnli'r. rufnmuy and other ar
titlc> fr the toilet. Ill Il III" 'lci", II quality.
II" sold al IL Miners Drug Store lower than
a, amy other hon>r in tlr ,"rutr. II is, also.
we'll supplied with l'ain~, tii>, window .'la><,
'.rni-hc>. PANT brushes. lamrS, lamp oil but
,r.' Dr.. J,I v,.> : advertisement in another col
Un!r. "r call ~ rs establishment the niaSt
beautiful and iA-tcirIly arranged drug store in
;!l" mountains ar'l 81" for yourselves, rcmvn'-
boring tl h" hos y II" hut the best articles
and sells at the low est PRICES.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
COnxtable,S Sale.

DI virtue Of nm execution to me directed, is
ID sued ont 0f the Justice Court Of J. Spen-
Ger, Justice of the Peace i'll and fIr Diamond
Springs Township, County Of FL Dorado and
Stat" 0f california, upon II Judgment rendered
therein on the 18th day "f January, 4. D.lS57
in favor Of W. +. LE0S and against 4. cUHHER
4 Co.. for the sum Of Eighty-Sevcn Dollars and
Fifty Cents, debt, and Nineteen Dollars and
Thirty Gents, percentage and costs of suit, to-
grtiirr with aceruing costs. have levied upon
and seized aud will expose for sale at public
a;ci;on To the highest bidder, al NrwTowx, on
IL" Th ID. y Oh ApIl'. 1851. at the hour Of
"clork T.. NJ, all the right title. and interest Of
the above named defendants in and to the fol-
lowing described property. lying and being in
tlc Township If Diamond Springs, County
and State aforesaid, To wit: One Frame House.
>itlinttd in Ncwtown and known a. the "Cohr-
cr Stlo ~; said Il iiS'. is SuItccr McrifHit
les Lien Of SEVENTY Five Dollars also, the Lot
"n which the house stands: also, one vacant
Lot situated in Ncwtown. living and being 0n
the North side Of Main street. bound on The
East by the United States Hotel, and "n the
West by Smiths S;ablr: alsN, nnc-sixih Of the
Independent Tunnel. IwCni, three dollars in
cash, together with all the fixtures thcrcuntO
belonging,
Given under II, h,nd Ii:s March l>th. \. ID.
| -. W.N.ECCkNER,
3wl Constable.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
JewelrI Establishment!

JEin STREET. First D'"r BelOr !&IigmGns.
9 THEs BSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
E1Ao informs his friends and the public gen.
GE.,A orally, that he has just received large
assortment 81 GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
and JEWELRY, all Of which he offers for sale
on the most reasonable terms.
California Jcvcll y aud Din nHOnd Work
manufactured to order, with ncatness and dis
patch, wholesale and retail.
Watches Repaired by an experienced
workman.
c9ys Billiard Turning done to order. -Arl
Also, FINE GUNS AND PISTOLS repaired.
COLTS REVOLVERS for sale.
n. Il. All work entrusted to ME shall be done
satisfactorily and warranted. -
81 If
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
stoves, Tin Ware s. Hardware

SMITH l. NASH respectfully announce to
- their friends and the public that they can
be found on the lot recently occupied by Ma.
fireproof house, prepared to supply all who
will favor them with their patronage, with
Stoves, Tin Ware. Copper Ware, Sheet Iron
Ware, Hardware and Mining Tools, at the very
lowest prices for cash.
Hydraulic pipes always ON hand and made
to order.
PLUMBING and all kinds Of Job Work
done at the shortest notice.
augl6 o3U
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
All for the Ladies !

NEHAT HEAVY STOCK of splendid DRY.
j GOODS Just being opened at the NEW
YORK STORE, surpasses everything hitherto
seen in this city. An entirely new assortment
OfrveIy kind Of goods for ladies' wear, Ofeyery
color and variety of style, together with all the
has just arrived direct from New York, and IL
now for sale at the above store at prices ght-
~ 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, n larger and
more varied selection IN now offered than ever
before. The most fastidiOus taste can here bc
suited tO u charm, and at prices 80 very mode
rate that to dress well il u matter of economy.
A large assortment of Miners Clothing
Boots, Hats, Blankets, &C., also on hand.
45 tt --, l.. KLINE.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
Hard Times al tlbe BaV

TTNHE subscriber having taken advantage Of
l. the pressure In tho San Francisco money
market, and purchased heavy stock Of IL
QUORS. CIGARS, PLAYING CARDS, etc.,
ut New York prices, can sell such goods lower
than amy OthSr house in the mountains. Per
aud Scc for themselves.
sag-A full catalogue will be found in The next
iseue Of this paper. D. NEWBAUER.
Placcrville, Jan. oath, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF CALIPORXIA,
C"anty Of FL DorudO.
On this the lltlI day of March, 4. d., 1851,
before the undersigned Notary Public in and
for said county. personally came Paulina Shows,
t" IN" known tu he thepersOn described in, and
who executed ti.c foregoing instrument in wri-
ted the same freely aud voluntarily and for the
uses and purposes therein mentioned. and on
IL private examination by me made separate
and apart aud beyond the hearing Of her hus-
band, declared that she signed the same freely
and of her own accord withUut>anv undue CO.
ercion or compulSi0n Uf the said Samucf:Snows,
and that she does not now desire to rctract the
same.
III witness whereof, have hercunto set
T.. $. my hand aud NOtarial Seal, this the day
and year abcve written. .----.------
NJ. X. SHEARER, Notary Public
itnl 3w%
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
Mining Claims for Sale.

TTNHE undersigned wishes to sell his interest
j. In the "Aliami Tunnel Co." and the Gee
dar Fiat Draining Co." These claims are be-
lisved 10 be as good IS any. in this region. The
claims can now be worked, the dirt prospect
ing from l2x cents to 81 IS to the pan. Not
having time TO look after the claims, they will
be cold cheap.
Further Information can be obtained by call
ing on ]. Q. A. BALLARD, on Main street,
next door to Lee, Harmon 4 Co. = store, or the
the subscriber. GEO. W. KINNEY.
FlaceTvilIe, Aug. I6, Isb6.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

IWNhCr re Is nO use IA trying to cHumcrate.
"A the great variety now have in store
would leave no space for others IN our city
papers. GEO. +. JONES:
AT No. D.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
tFIled Aarch 18th, 1871
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County OF Ell DorntSc, So.

VOuntY OF II D0rldc, 81
ITO ALL WHOM TT NAY CONCERN. Know
\ y", that PAULINA SHOWS, wife of
SAMUEL SHOWS, Of the town of Placer. in
said county, hereby makes declaration that she
intends to carry ON business in her own name,
and on her own account, tn-wit: The business
Of Farming. Mining, D:tching and general Ira
ding, IN said county and State, and that from
and after this date, Sle will be individually re-
sp"nsiblc in her own name for all debts con
tracted by her on account Of her said business.
She further declares that the amount originally
invested in said business does not amount to
more than five thousand dollars.
In witness whereof, the said Pauline Shows
has l"reuntn set her hand and seal, this the
llth day Of VI lrch, \. d.. 1857
PACLINA SHOWS Isl
Scaled and delivered in the presence Of
II. X. SHEARER.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
Probate Notice.

--- A LII persons having claims against tho cs-
N tate Of WILLIAM NICKLES, Deceased,
late of Grizzly Flat, in FL Dorado County and
State of California, are hereby notified TO cx-
hibit the same with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months from the date Of this notice,
10 NATHAN PATTON, Administrator of said
estate, at Grizzly Flat in said County Of FL Do
RADIO and State aforesaid, otherwise they will
not be allowed. NATHAN PATTON,
~ Il 4wl Administrator.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

FOR SALE.
A HOUSE AND LOT ON COLOMA street,
IA we'll arranged, with good we'll and out
houses. There is good assortment Of Fruit
Trees, Grape Vines, lCurrant Bushes, ETC., on
the premises, making II one Of the most desira-
BILE family residences in the city.
GEO. Y. JONES,
---------------'--------~--s- At mo. O."
Placerville, October ls, 1856.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
PILLS.

Jayne's sanatIve; Lees; GrsScnberg's; HoIIOvays;
Cooks McLaneE MorrisOn's; emith's; MOGAtt's;
Ayers Brandreth's; Sovereign Balm; ecottss HOop.
cr's Female, and Wright's indian Vegetable PIRs,-
At the MINERS DRUG STORE,
p1aao.~ln.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
For Diseases OF
Private Mature.
DR.. Clapps Celebrated French Balsam;
DIR. Hunters Eradlcatef;
Thorn's Extract Of COpaIba and eArsapaFIIas
Tarrant's Extract Cubebs and COpAiba;
Carters Spanish Mixture.
DIR. ANIOZART's
NAHXH HnnA

COPAIVAN CREAM
The Best Kennedy in the WOrlAy
wa perfect PERMANENT CURE (,ctGAOut
any iIVwIy to The ISvstesN,) Nv LESS TINE eAaW
Any OTHER MEDICINE. Price a per bsttls.
Prepared and sold only ~ es-------.--...
MlNERAs DRC CG 8TORE4
Placer Willie.
eV Orders by Express or Otherwise, AcCoMfARIRA
BY THE ABOVE AMOUNT, will meet With prompt atteAA
tOn.
AiS0-NITRATE OF SILVER; BLUE sTONE;
BalSam copGivG cubebs; eaPsuleS; Sweet SPlFits a
---' ~ MINERS, DRUG sTORE,
RhAG0EV 111eS
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
Billiard Table for Sale,

OHE AP
THE undersigned has an Elegant Billiard
Il Table which no will sell at bargain -
JnqSrC ct the Young America Hotel, Cold
Spring. ANDREW MARTIH;.
Cold Srrins, March IL, Is31.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
Lime! Lime!! Lime ~!

IN any quantity purchasers may wish, viii
u be furnished by the proprietOrs of the Ell
Dorado KiIns, at their Lime House On Coloma
street, or ut the Kilns, one miles east of Ring
gold.
Citizens Of DlnsnOMd Springs aud Ecl
Dorado, wishing to purchase Lime, will find
it to their advantage to send orders to our
KiIns. which are Of easy access there being n
good rOad leading from Diamond Springs to
them.
sN.For particulars, inquire of s. CONRAD,
COlonIa street, or at the Drug Store Of G. B.
PETIT. 8. CONRAD.& co.
PlaccrvillC, March 7, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

~ received direct New York ag selected FALL AND WINTER
FANCY GOODS
Wholesale
epubic
which 6lwng
n
andD
magnificent Silk
andta be
knndS ManilhN Mant
adeandB StatSh andCa wlsandSc
vet Bavcrand
idmgTI ctOrnes and
off trimmings &C.,
Mating Plain and Pad Flanncs
dies NHsscsan IL
nndFa CutSF Boots
bher Apparel, and ai 90 . omenton
L& A. SEIIGMAN,
Opposite the cUnonI
PlNervile
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
Trusses Of all eixea,

ANB tUN AK1k- CUDIDLLkO kOElEs -..--...--.--.
ABDOMINAL BUPP0RTERD
SHOULDER BRACES sUSPRlaoARY BandaeASE
PITYefeIANH POCKET CASES;
BREAST PIPES; CEPPIN0 CLASSES
NURSING BOTTLES; EYE GLASSES,
GUM RINGS AND TEATS;
BYRfNdES, 3 iine aseoFtmsntS
NIPPLE @IIELDH, LANCETS,
CATHETERH; BOUGIEg; BED PANS, ol6., Tie
MANE1RAS DRUG NTORE,
RnRO0RVARRee
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

IHRESH CAMFHENE& 4 BURNING FLUID
i Fer sale by
'tltf' CHh$. W. BARNES.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

For Hotels, RcstaulNmts and House
keepers.
Fresh Cream Tartar; Lime Juice; Pineapple; /;
Vanilla lemon; Rose; and
Tin. er eNtracts; NutnegS; Mace;
Allspice; Cloves; Cinnamon
Ginger; Mustard. Olive OIL;
Cayenne Pepper; Pearl Barley; Tapoca;
Corn Starch SagO, Indigo;
Kitchen herbs all kinds Pearl siaac;- sprrnfeetti
Washing Soda; cOrianda; CaTaway;
Gum Arabic; Mustard seed; E1th brick
Gutter Fish Bone; Canary Seed;
Lyons Flea Poison; PhOsphOsic Rat Poison;
Rotten Stone; Bed-bug EXterminatOr;
British Stove LuHtrc &C. &C., for sale at the lowest
prices at JERHEY' 3 MINERS DRUG STOkE.
jan 10
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
CHAs. ". BARNES,

AT HIS OLD STAND, ON THE plaza,
OFFERS AT Low PRICES, choice sclec-
" tion of FRESH Groceries and Provisions,
consisting in part Of the following articles:
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

NAILS. ASSORTED SiZES,
~ F,roA'r by
.4lu CHAS. W. BARNES.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

NOTICE is hereby given that the Copart
~ nership Of Hogle Il Fowler has not been
dissolved and will not be, with my consent
until the business and debts of said firm bhal
have been settled up.
GEORGE HOGLE.
Placervilc, March 9th, 1857. Iswl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

NAILS OF ALL KINDS,
Much cheaper than yon have been buying Of
others,
At No. o.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

TIXTRA FINE BLACK AND GREEN TEAS
II For sale by,
l4ln' CHAS. W. BARNES.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
FOR SALE!

CALIFORNIA BACON, HAMS and Shout
\ drrs, for sale by
4 If (HAS. w. BARNES.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

INLASS CAMPHENE LAMPS,
" For sale by,
.4ltfi CHAS. W. BARNES.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

AyLIEAT AND BARLEY,
w For sale bv,
;tl,fl (iIAS. W. RARNFS.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
A Large and Splemald Ass4xtAemG -
EUROPEAN, ASIATAC AND
AMERICAN

Perfumes and Fancy Articles!
LUBINy, HAUELs. BAZZINs, AND ROUssELz
EXTRACTS, Warranted Genuine.
COLOGNE, large variety.
BAY RUN; CACAOUS, Eto.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-21

INTERESTING CASE OF TRANSMISSION. This
operation. says an English paper. has been
successfully performed by Mr. Wheatcroft,
Surgeon. OF the Cannock, on the person Of a
woman named Wood. residing there. In
mediately after her accouchment. fearful
hemorrhage set in, draining the woman of
blood, She felt herself dying. and summon.
moned her husband to her bedside, bid him
good bye" and earnestly requested him to
take care OF the children when she was no
more She then became pulseless. and gras
ping. occasionally breathing the only indi-
cation Of life. A vein was opened in her
arm. and one in the arm Of her husband
and ~ the blood flowed from the latter Il
was transmitted by suitable apparatus into
the veins Of the wife After seventeen
ounces had been thus eiasted, the pulse he.
came preceptible. the colorless lip Redeemed
the CLASSY eye frightened. and she thank
fully said. II am better" The case has pro
grssssd very favorably and the woman i.
recovering. Death was here literally rob
bed Of his victim.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-21

MANurAcTrRI>G E>rABLIsHMENTs-Thc tti
ca Steam Cotton Mills have suspended oper
atoms until the LIST Of November. This
throws $50 operatives out Of employment
In Lynn, Mass. a very large number OF
persons employed in the shoe business have
been discharged.
The Globe Mill, Newburyport. has suspen
ded half its work, and discharged half it,
workmen.
The Rolling Iron Mills Of Potts 4 Bailey
Pottstown, Pa, and that Of Bailey 4 Sons. in
Douglass, Berks county, have stopped
wor.
The Middlesex Mills, at Lowell. which
have just suspended, employed $50 females
and 81 males.