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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19
To the Citizens Of California.
CAUTION.

T An INFORMED that various Liquor. Mixers Of
l. New York, BOstOn and San PranciSco, are extern
siyely engaged In putting up In square bottles under
various titles, cheap limitations Of my long establish
ed and renowned
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19
Also, . large stock Of

AieOS snSBe bUoCk OF
Spring and FAN Clothing,
Suitable for the Mining and Agricultural Districts
together with every article to be found In the Dry
Goods line.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

COTTON DUCKS, Nos. OOO0 ID 10.
RAVEM'6-DUCIkg,
DRILLS, sEaEETINGs, etc., etc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-30
Burdens New Patent Horse Shoe.

Mis- greatest invention Of the age, which suasses In uui
IL ity, durability, and beauty of finish ANYTHING Of the
kind yet achieved by the skin OF man. made by machinery
nom superior quality Of iron, much less than inc
handmade horse shoe. IL Ia conceived the inside, win
view To the bErrRR PRESERVATION HosEs liooF ana
us shape LKssRsIso IT, and being
FAR MORE DESIRABLE ANIMAL thah
ANY snoR EVER oFFERED These Shoes are
sold according TO size like mems boosa method when ~
sues more perfect fit than otherwise be obtained ina
invention pronounced extraordinary usefulness by many
arrers and backsmiths and is rapidly coming into senef
use In all portions Of the United States.
For further particulars and samples apply to the Agents,
BLODGET, BROWN & co..
30 and SO Pearl Street, Boston, Mass.
Dec. II, 1855. Oily
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-30

that carried conviction Of her truth to his deep
est heart. yer
." What mean you then, dearest one II in
deed you return my deep love-
I" Oh do, do, Montressor; whatever
happens whatever you go, take that assurance
with YOU love YOU, my lord shall ever
love You, even though even after what snail
have told you, you repulse and hate me- ana 60
To our friends and say,-'That woman whom
was about to We'd is but wh'ed sepuichre'
whom have proved, and whom now re-
iect'-and so leave ne TO the scorn OF mea'
still say--ever shall say love you, Lord
Mons,ressor love you, aud the consciousness
Of being unworthy Of your love is the oi'eres'
element in my punishment" she sad, IN
voice could scarcely continue to believe her ag-
iaion uniounded or exaggerated.
Ho dropped upon a scat, and sitting sun
and white as a carved image OF stone, gazed
upon her, waiting her further communications.
The above is all of this beautiful and highly
interesting story that will be published IN our
columns. We give this as sample. The
continuation Of it can be found only IN Tile
New York Ledger, the great family weekly
paper, for which the most popular writer's in
the country contribute, and which can be found
at all the stores throug hout the city and country
where papers are sold. Remember to ask ioT
the New York Ledger Of May 30, and IN II
YOU will get the continuation of the story iroIr
where it leaves Off here. If you cannot ge,
copy OF any news office, the publisher OF the
Ledgoe will mail you copy on receipt o.
FIVE cents. Fanny Fern writes only for Tho
New York Ledger; Sylvanus Cobb, jr., writes
only for it; Emerson Bennett writes only for ii
and nearly all the eminent writer's in the country
such as Mrs Sigourney, Mrs. ID. +. n. South
worth and Alice Carey, contribute REGULAR.
its columns. Mrs Southworlh will write 10
no other paper hereafter. Geo. d. Prentice
Esd, of the Louisville Journal, prepares tn
Wit and IIumor Department in the Ledger
II is mailed to subscribers at 50 year, or NV
complies for So. Address Robert Bonner, pub
Usher, "A Ann ST., New York. 1t is the hand
soonest and bes, family paper 10 the country
j elegantly illustrated, and characterized by
high moral tone.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-30

~ MENTs AND HuMoR SYRUP. The question finally
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Hayes Nash, Poprieors Lawrence Beware Of an
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up by Chas H. Ketn that base counterfeit on mine
HoLToN. july 1855. 1y Is.
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r oTTER1Es. THE wE1L-KNowN MA

II
ryhnd Consolidated Lotteries of which r. FRANcr Co
are the managers chartered by the State Maryland and
commissioner elected by the people, who suIern
tend and certify that everything connected them Is done
In strictly honorable manner and TINT the interests OF par
ties who reside at distance well protected az they
themselves present the drawing Another fact which
the managers call attention is that all persons have legal
right TO send orders for tickets Maryland as Lotteries are M
gazed by special law in that state. lottery drawn every
day Of the month"; II particular class nane orders are
hed In the first drawing to take place after the comnic
No tickets however, the money for Inc Ia
sent with the order The drawings upon the principle Of
one number ON each ticket aer the avanna pa aud Ter
nary combination Prizes vary In amount from $40 To slOO
900 All orders for tickets packages receive prompt at
enon, and the drawings mailed tn all purchasers immediate
~ after 1t is over. Address 4. IL. HUBBARD & co.
1y1 No 80 Payette AZ or ROY No AZ
jan 1901 Baltimore, Maryland.
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| From the New York Ledger.
LINES.

AS distant lands beyond the sea,
When friends 60 thence, draw nigh,
So Heaven, when friends have thither gone,
Draws nearer from the sky.
And as those lands the dcarer grow,
When friends are long away,
SO Heaven itself, through loved ones dead,
Grows dearcr day by day.
Heaven is not far from those who see
With the pure spirits sight,
But near, and in the very hearts
Of those who see Alright.
1867. C. D. STUART
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-30
+ oTTERIEs. THE LOTTERIES or


" Samuel Swan Co. chartered by the state ~ Geor-
ga and have commissioners appointed supernlend
their drawings and certify that every thing connected with the
same done In strictly honorable They To the
punlc r opportunity for investment the interests par
ties Mt distance being well protected though they were
present The would respectfully call attention
the fact that all persons have legal right send orders
tickets to Geora as the lotteries Of Samuel Swan Co.
authorized by the legislature of that State lottery will
drawn every Saturday throughout the year. orders
being filled in the draxng next To take place after the
comes TO hand According to the scheme ticket every
ten must draw prize. Tickets $40; halves quar-
tiers, S20 No tickets sent unless the money accompanies
the order The drawings upon the principle of mum.
Der ON each ticket and simple that fail u.
derstand them There is combination Of numbers 10 my
fy the buyer Prizes vary from $40 s50O0O every prize
being drawn and result Of drawing forwarded all pnrchas-
II list Of the numbers that drawn from the wheel
with the amount that each prize entitled will published
after every drawing in the following papers New Orleans
Data, Mobile Register Charleston Standard Nashville
ocra atlanta hfeHigeneer, and New-York Weekly Day
Book. Write Your address plainly, and direct
:. SWAN co., Atlanta, Gcorgin.
Prizes paid In u-no percentage deducted from prizes as
other lotteries.
All communications strictly confidential. Lyle
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-30
Planning, Saving and Matching.

MI IL. .. II. WILLARD having taken the shop in
1N the lower of Esteys Building formerly occupied
by H. WALLEN, Is prepared to do all kinds Of planlng
Saving and Matching Casually done such establishment
promptly aud In the best possible MIR W. will also
Furnish packing boxes sinks wanrobes and every thing else
In his line at short notice aud reasonable terms
Also constantly hand large supply pine aud other
Kinds Of lumber for sale at the lowest cash prices.
Brattleboro, Feb. 1857. TIA
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AMERICAN s. FOREIGN PATENTS.
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d. ID. EDDY, o0llclt0r OF fAIENIo,
(LArE AGENT OF U. S. PATENT OFFICE, WASHING
TON, UNDER TUE Act OF 1881
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This Agency is not only the largest IN New England but
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-30
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW

nEAD THIS, OLD AND YOUNG. PROP
TX WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, is, no doubt the mos,
orerl discovery Of this age Of progress for II will restore
anenty gray hair IN it, original color the head az
lie bnd with most uxurnnt growth, once all dan
g and itching all scrofua and other cutaneos ern
tons etc II viii cure, II by magic, or periodical
headache make the hair soft glossy and wavy and preserve
the color perfectly and the hair from falling extreme old
age. ,.,.--,.,.,
prolessioni-
ST. Paul, January ], 1855
Prof o. j. WOOD, Dear Sir-Unsocted, I send Won thi,
ccrtiacae Amer being nearly bald for long time AMI har
ing tried all the hair rosoracs extant and having no a
In any, was nduced hearing Of yours give il trial
placed myself In the hands Of barber, and had INV head
rubbed with good still brush, and the restorative ten an
plied and well rubbed In, I'll the scalp aglow This 70
heated every morning. aud In three weeks the young air on
reared and grew rapidly from August last till the preent te
and Is now thick black and srOngso pleasant N ~
touch whereas, BEFORE It harsh and wiry what l,t,e
there was IT, and that little disappearing very rnndv
still use your Restorative about twice week and shall son
have good and perfect head NJ hair Now had read az
these things and who has notl but have seen hitherto
case where any persons hair really benefited by any az
the hair tonic etc. Of the day and really gives me psas
ure to record the result Of my experience have
ell your-rcparnon others, and already has large and
general sale throughout the territory The people here know
it, effects have confidence in H. The supply you sent ms
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daily inquiries made for H. You deserve credit for YOUR
discovery and for return you my thanks for the benefit
II done me- for certainly long dcspaired obtaining
any such result. Your, hastily, J. W. BOND
Firm Of Bond Kelley Druggists, St. Paul
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-30

BosToN q School st., March 90 1856
Dear Sir-IIayng become permanently quite gray, was in
duced six weeks SINCE To make trial Of your Restor
tive have used less than two bottles but the gray hair.
have all disappeared and although my hair has fully at
ained It's original color yet the Of change gradua
~ going on, and am in great hopes that in short time my
hair will he dark formerly have also been gra-
fed at the healthy moisture and vigor Of the hair which be-
fore harsh and dry and has ceased 10 out as
formerly. Respectfully yours, ID. C. NJ RUpP.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-30

IAHLYLK IInOls, June IT, 1880.
have uscl Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and have
admired its wonderful effect My hair becoming as
thought pmatuey gray hut by the use Of his Restorative
has resumed original color and have doubt perna.
nenty so. SIDNEY BREEsE, Ex-senator L. g..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
WASHINGTON MARKET AFFAIRS.

The Special Committee of the Board OF Aldermen
whom was referred a commune Non relative 10
aip alleged abuses in the sale OF sheds on the laGn
Washington Market, west side of West street, met
the City Hall yesterday afternoon ior the purpose
I Investigating the MISTER. IA. :,,
nd nrocesded 10 take testimony in reference 10 the
csc The fist witness examined was Mr.. MOTION,
IL Civ IIapector who stated that ne hsu eiguen
inbar of permits for the erection OF sneos on tue
nd in question; that great portion OF the gfouud
I'D been filed in there for market purposes NC Ta'
n sxsre that the land had been made for the excu-
~. naa Of country wagons; he knew that come wag'
% had been driven on the ground, out toey we're
fksn down old things and had been used Tor the pur
bses of prostitution aud gambling tna the place was
go rssd "a sort of dumping ground; thal IL was ID
,mo.t dltIIy and unhealthy state at the tlme, aud
lie told Mr. Greene if he gave permits Tor any 70 Duuu
heds upon the land 70 see that they were P'oPei
Ons IN which case he considered tnat no Shouiu %
tong much toward the removsi OF g,ea' puono
granted; Arrangements being made 10 nave tnS
,heds properly oeSgnsted after which 1t was Intended
% keep permanent record Of them ne had not oeeh
down 10 the market for about 4 monh or SIX weeks;
the ground was principally built upOn st thai time no
COMPLAINTS had ever been msce 10 him account OF
The and being occupied BY sheds; b. had never re-
c.ytd dollar from sny one for granting permits to
Occupy the lsnd with sheds
Nstthav ID Greene was sext examined-He stated
Tat be had given permission to numbes of persons
l. erect eheos in tie lands in question: ne had given
permits T. Mr.. Mtrsn, Mr.. Flynn, Mr.. Moody, Mr..
rafferty, and otoers. In reply to question put by
"a RIunI a. TO who authorized him " grant permits
fo tho erection OF Sheds witness stated that as tue
tine he entered upon his duties clerk st the marx
b found that what wagons were occupying tne ituu
we're not paying the city anything and suggested 10 ns
uy Inspector the idea Of sing p.rdss TO cree.
seds provided they would pay 10 the city the regular
Tea "a the nuisance of mud-hoe aud other NTH
be sbatec ana the revenue Of the city decreased
Al the time; witness did not know that tue iana
wss filed I'D for the express purpose of acoonmo.
d,tpg the country wagons he did not know Of
s,y Alderman, Councilman, Mr. Morton or
ohe eficisl receiving any money on account
q The permits granted to build sheds upon the
Ind he vas aware that some Of the parties 70 whom
b. had granted permits to build sheds had sold out
teir priyiIeget be believed that Mr.. Jacobs, or
Jarvis hsd-slso 8 Mr.. Moran; he might have gwen
10 Mr. MOAN twelve or fifteen permits, at dinsrent
tines. for the erection of sheds-but ne would not
svesr that he had given him more than one ne hsa
s,Ios been told BY some one in the market shat Mr.
MOAN Dsde business OF buying and selling STANDS
10 he market; l told Mr. Moran that be might 60 on
ead hoid Sheds be gave g permit tor every stand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
CITY ITEMS.

BuRros's THEATRR.-A comedy, entitled 1.-The
Dowager," of which Mr.. Charles Mathews is the au-
thor was played last night for the frat time in this
country It. ia of those plays in which the smart
ness of the dialogue is the only compensation for the
lack of incidents and the bodness of the plot When
the language is sufficiently good and the actors de-
liver it with the requisite point and brilancy, it may
sometimes be accepted in apology for the lamene's OF
the plot An airy supersructure of fine writing msy
distract attention from the weakness of the foundation,
the poverty of the story. But this is only possible
where the actors are all frst-cass and so thoroughly
capable and accustomed to each other that no
word fails of it's intend effect. But the
comedy of "The Dowsger," as performed last
night, fails lamentably in this regard. Mr..
Matthews has comparatively little to say, aud nothing
to do-the whole responsibility Of sustaining the play
falls upon Miss Lizzie Weston Davenport, and Miss
Lizzie Weston Dsveppor. is not equal to the task.
She is absurdy declamstory and delivers the dialogue
intended to be sprighty, painted and brilliant, in the
lack statistical draw Of Wisconsin Juliet" or
Pauline" from the wllds of Hoosierdom. MesTs.
Briggs and Barrett are equally Objectionable. The
play wakes tedious their hands, and the green cur
tain ia q relief The audience endured the piece With
commemorate patience, but there was no call for the
author or any Of the actors and evidently no desire to
cultivate the acquaintance of the " DoSager.'
To hight The School for Scsndal is given for MIR.
Matthew's benefit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
Advertisement.
PuRDy's NATIONAL THEATER.-The ne'

pURDYS NATIONAL THEATER.-Ihr new ana
so,seous Comic Pantomrne Of BoREAs Or fE Spirit
AIR was successfully produced this svos TheAter,
House available incL Ia the
was occupied and many unable 10 gain admission The
piece sppauded with much enthusiasm .hrou hou
h. red Que the strring Hts of the
I'VE predict for it long profitable The Draus Of the
"PHANroM OF THE WRECK" will precede IT, aud the FRENCH
sPyr " III conclude the performances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

THE PoIlcE ATTACKED ny RowDEs.-During Sun
DAY night number of Inshmen and others, enss ed
in a cisgrsceful fight in the Nineteenth Ward, when
Policeman Polly nterfercd to keep the pssce, and was
driven off by james Rourke, who attempted to kill
bin with AL AK In few moments the officer re-
turned with po,se Of six or eight policemen, when
the rufians who were still fighting and who by his
time numbered over one hundred, attempted to drive
of the police The officers used their clubs with
out mercy and coon drove back the crowd aud man.
aged to spprehend ten or twelve Of the rinseaders.
Among the prisoners was RouIke who is said to be
desperate character. The prisoners were taken before
Justice Brownsll yesterday morning and committed
for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
TAdyertisefu,utl
To DIsINFE,

To DIsINFECT A SICk Room use j. X. STAT
yoPps OLIVE TAR heated water The odo of Olive Tar
is Blsne-d AROMA the OLIVE and PINE WHALING all
ho breathe atmosphere in which exists because IL i'm
PATS Magnetism rendering tho body proof against any In
FICTION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
IAdyertisenert.

AN OILED-SILk PLASTER, m0lstened Dy y. H.
sT.y,oRDs OLIVE TAR, will afford immediate reis to any
Disease of the Thos and Lungs TO form OF Rheun,c
or Neursgc Palms. because the MAGNETISM impaired BY the
Olive Tar Increases the VITALITY the SYSTEM
from George Law Isaac v Fowler, Simeon Draper. kOb
Colensn ESQ and from many Others Pasters l, Olive Tar
see sbottL at No. l6 Safest, and by all Druggi'ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Dee. 2.-B.iots J,iss
IEgEAHAM


EENHAL WAFkAFTTs
Baker at. hgssbeun.
Tbs was a. action upon check given for the pros
Of drove Of hog, cold In l by psatf droye' In Osis IN
defendant bgeher Tie defense that the hogs vers
b. Il the first quality u d hsra d pork -
inferior quslty aud what u called son polk
On behalf Of de plaintiff cont@ndsd ihA sas oss-
practice wiz the defendant 10 buy stck sSe h cbeok
days ahead and then insist decuct0n no Ts1
wsany dsAsd aud the quality ~ TOE ofs claimed 70 -
the The defendant podsc,d witnesses who tssuhsS
aud hat quality Of tie pork sf
nor. verdict Tor pi-tth, sfis b being the fgl sassk
csimed plaintiff NJ stsnlsy and NJ hnssnd Tor do
Encan., NJ. nssdOn and BIZ stoushton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

ARREST OF GARROTERs.-On or about the night of
the 26tb of October Mr.. Frederick A. Bartlett Of No.
1919 Fourth street was attacked by three rufisns in
Broome street, near Crosby, and robbed of his gold
watch and seal, valued at 500. The fellows, at the
time, made their escape, but the Police have sncs
been on the Lookout for them, Yesterday. Officers
Jay and Mcclure of the Tenth Precinct arrested John
Hutton, VIM. II Ives and John Coupon, charged with
having perpetra.ed the assault and robbery. Bartlett
alleges that on the evening in question be was in "the
Shades" a saloon on Brosdwsy, drinking with some
friends end that after he started for home he was fol-
lowed by the three men above named, who attacked
him without cause or provocston. Justice Brennan
at Essex srket before whom the accused taken
committed them to prison in default OF bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
Advertisement.
e,RNSTpALAS.

SCROTULA, SALT RHEUM, ERysIPALAs, and
all ether Impure Blood quickly and permanently
taking j. n. sTaFFoRDs IRON and
aud Apply ing his Olive Tar Ointment. ~ Powd for
Ointment Csc at No. l6 8 .stest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
NEWvJERSEY ITEMS.

SoSs OF Nrw EsGLAsDs JTRsET Crrr.-The
rece0A-orgsnIzsd New Englsnd Society OF jersey
City ebrsts the Anniversary Of the Lsndag Of the
Pilgrims tonight, by publ, elmer at the Lyceum:
The Governor Of the State, the Mayor and Clergy Of
Jersey City, and otter distinguished persons have
been invited. The Society alresdy numbers ovs 100
members.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

DR. PORTRr HUNTER

LAST FREE LECTURE DR. ROBERT HUNTER
will deliver the last Lecture Of the Course CONSUMPTION,
THIs EVENING Dec. p at y at s.uyye'sut INSTITUTE
No. $50 Broadway. -
Subeet- The Treatment Of Consumption By Direct aedca
ton
The public sud profession invited to attend Admission
fra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
[Adyeftisement.l

GLORIOUS NEws-Santa Claus has arrived, and
il stopping at HoLmEss Picture GALLERY No 2Ss Broad
way The jolly old fellow hs, brought 20 town Ft bags OF
soul stirring novelties Tor the hard hmes LooI ouI
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ADVERTISEMENT

To THE PUBLIC.
Dom. rad th for everybody ought TO know hat h- bes
place 20 get good DsgueIeotype IL a: JAeuirHs No l6
RrcAi NxnH