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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
Island Of Cuba.

Island Of Cuba.
10 s E D OMI N G o,
Importer OF Havana Cigars & Leaf Tobacco
p No. l6 Customhouse street,
Has just opened the above importing establishment
where be found stock of the best selections and
most favore brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS, ~"--'~
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
"OLD JOE" he is fsmilsrly known for the last
sixteen years, at his old stand in the Rotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
still remains his old where be found the very
bestbrsnds Of Havana and Paper Cigars of his poa
tion. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL,
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE,
always the very Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars and the best quality of Havana Cigars and
Smoking Tobacco. milo 2p1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

"a Cheap Store! Cheap Store!
- .S AT COST PRICES!
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
,cHARTRss STREET coRNER HOSPITAL.
M RS. EABIO
Has the intern her customers and Ladies' In gen.
ea that she has received from France complete and varied
assortment Of FALL AND WINTER FANCY GOODS, con.
sistiDg Of Ladies' and Misses
SILK AND VELVET BoNNETs.
VELVET AND SILK MANTILLAs,
STRAW BONNETs, INFANTS CAPS,
EMBROIDERIEs, GLOVES
MARQUIsEs. UMBRELLAS. PARAsoLs,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, s5a
BRIDAL AND BALL WREATHs,
BRIDAL Walls, FANCY PLUSH,
VELVET TRIMMINGS, SHELL COMBS,
,ssecit FANS RIBBONS, etc.. OF ALL KINDS,
And large assortment of FRENCH LACE Wells, we'll
complete assortment Of ALL OTHER ARTICLES comprised
in the Millinery line.
MRS. FABrO hopes that her fine selection of Goods and
moderate prices at which they will sold cheaper
be obtained esewhere will liberal share of public
patronage. ...,.-r = 3, A. 49, so5.q5 ID. -..s.
goods before purchasing elsewhere She will offer induce
ments to purchasers. y-s
n1-Counry orders promptly and accurately executed
-Remember-
CORNER HOSPITAL AND CHARITIES STREETS
Bills Of Suspended Banks
Received for e
CLIO AXIS, sHAWLS AND MANTILLAS.
Received per late from France and New York
great assortment of new style 7a, sa
Cloaks, ShayvIs and MantilIas,
| To be sold at COST PRICE, by
MRS. s. G. FABIO,
oa 2p3m Chartres street, of Hospital, N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
E. Ca,.ve, Co,,.pany's

E. Carver COn.pHNy's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS.
The undersigned sole manufacturers under E. CARVERS
patents Of 1885 s45 and ss have permanently established
Office and Warehouse at No. 70 GRAVIER STREET
prepared to furnish Planters Merchants any
Of this celebrated GIN.
They deem unnecessary detail its advantages 9TH
pumberess endorsements practical authorities
using it, sufficient to confirm its high reputation
make its adoption still more general
ps 2ply E. CARVER COMPANY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
n l1liisrsisa l.tsslssss.s,.. n

= = szsEE
) The malls received " the steasskips raItcu and
KanS.rx,n - a - IN, - -. r..a... q.
t,.st ~. ..s ..: -.s. -
=, Apo9tucas ~ lniseey g Jegllee u FFa1ce,
Mas buried recently tu - VIII gfsos eesecny, at
sng p!nnc e1Pe1se ne , sncceeeed - 3Cyef.
Esgni o. the Beig1ade consptt15qn - heen aen-
fenced e deasnf and 30 p impgleollea& ~ Ne.
Tne Divan. = YaAY. hA6 voeed th.t ~ cittseng
ne equal ~ We ~ a. the ~ IL e1olt0a Of
~ classes and ps1yileges and the liberty y public
WcrsniR; ~ :. :, y. ", 9.
Tne Am9 u beael1W hed dtUnoyeo To Chk0be1 OF
Dec. ~ re senate and Cnalbsf q Representatives
omar Pacna MAD len Cofi1ea1Ssncple fof Begdad
Win small oody q aoops q pufsns q roess along
tne Enpnfates wnicn nas oesn a1anooaea ~ cen.
suIy owing % Aran oSpre0axlona e X 44sS4 s
Accounts rom Wallacnia lepieeens me Democfatc
party 20 De pursuing coune nkety 70 throw serious
N tne way ~ the union OF the fflnct-
panHes: Iney ann q having ne choice q Soser-
een rscIea q Me nauonna vose, and ta!k 0f send
ins agep0sa1os % yne Co9iesence q fa!1s
" a discovefy wa mad e have been 1nde Ok = con-
e t.s - - =.
a'.iessn a'os1 Astln' u.sso sas A4s1
Z 49,. .,...;.., 80, ~ .s1..... y
- ~ Ss ;t ~ y ~ ~ ~ Il cloas
IA ~ IN ~ = ~. w M y
;n,,,.es. ,,s;.;t '''e - ~
~ M Sy.Is:s. ~ n,. $50. -. ,r.,. ~.
80, - s.'sy 81 IN - ~ stss.. - sass
~ s ~ fVl slx u =
naT s ss1 Z. LIE - s.sk.e
1r;.j St. s.Iss1 ~ ~. W
sart T. IL - ~. IA s 49, = - =.
t;rs f., .r ~ ~ 1ss W. ~ ~ sos y 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

Boots, Shoes and BrOga,,s.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dching BOOTS, Russ.
BRoGANs Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf, Straw and CsK
peachy HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST d Co.,
No. 10 Magazine street
HATS, GAPS, etc.,
.4 ae-r AT WHOLESALE.
waare constantly receiving SILK, ,Fu,
Cashmere Psnama eghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican anf
Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST d CO.,
Jyl8 2p4W 7E' - No. 10 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
Lea > Perrills'

WORCES HIRE S A q G E.
The attention Of Hotel Keepers Propretos of Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs Messrooms and Private Families is
mended to trial of Lea Perrns' famous Worcestershire
Sauce This condment by its merits has attained the high
rank pleasant paatabe and wholesome Sauce, app
cable soup, fish, hot and cold meats game etc., etc. is
tensively used in all quarters of the globe.
The limitations both sides of the Atlantic
speak oudy of its mer and the fact that received the only
awarded foreign Sauce the York Exhibition
the estimation in which held by selected with
special reference their ability judge of the quality sini-
lar articles table And being the popular
the MARKET upprnciped parties offering for spurious
sauce by slightly varying the spelling of LEA PERKINS,
only Propretors Of the Genuine Sauce
stock always store Also orders received for direct ship.
ment from England.
JOHN DUNCAN d SONS,
405 Broadway, New York,
jy 2p1y Sole Agents in the United States Perrs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

store accommodation,
M 1 3. II u r. NeE 1
begs inform her Lady friends and generally that
she has leased the spacious store No. M Cann street, adjoining
her present stand which has beea fitted up expressly
SHOW ROOM for CLOAKS, MANTILI.AS AND BON
NETS desirable and choice stock Of those goods
received direct from the first houses in Paris and be-
ing opened which she respectfully soc the attention and
continued patronage of the Ladies' of New Orleans
gers visiting the city.
The Embroidery Department
In No. lO9s considerably increased will be found
tain select Of the novelties and Styles
FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEs, REAL LACEs,
of every variety and entirely designs.
J0UYIN'S AND ALEXANDER'S
KID AND SILK GLOVES
DRESSMAKING conducted under the direct superinend-
of Mrs Turner hereofoe by lady considerable
experience and acknowledged capacity
The Millinery Branch Of the business attended to by
French lady of decided talent and taste.
Ladies and Families residing in the country who may find it
nconvenent to visit New Orleans rely upon the strict and
puncual execution of their order by addressing MRS TUR-
NER. l09 Canal street.
Merchants confdng their orders to Mrs Turner will fnd
them promptly and accurately executed.
Nos. l07 AND 100 CANAL STREET,
n6 2p3m&W New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
LO DO N.

.6SK FOR LONDON-THE VERY FAST SAIL
smaster, having nearly all her cargo engaged will
have immediate dispatch For balance Of freight apply
JONES, MACKINDER Il CO., 81 Gravier street,
For passage apply TO tie captain on board. dS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

kSk FOR HAVhE-tHE Al AMERICAN shin
MIMI Ironsides, Cap, Curtis, is now loading and will
immediate dispatch. For freight 400 bales of
cotton apply to J. P. WHITNEY CO. IS CarondeIet st.
For apnlv to The cantan hoard
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

S&R FUR HAVRE-THEA1FI Al FINE FAST SAIL.
NA%H ing American ship Mary, Capt. Marshall is
loading and will have immediate dispatch For freight
Of 800 bales cotton amply to
j. p. WHITNEY & CO., IS Carondelet street.
nm hOnrd n0S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
H A V r E

SER FOR HAyRE-THE Al FAST SAILING
kNsFHf American ship Charlotte A. Morrison, Capt.
Morrison. is loading will immediate dis
patch. For freight Of 5a bales cotton, apply to
j. p. WHITNEY 4 CO., 35 Carondelet ST.
For passage, apply to the captain board. d5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

k&R FOR HAVRE THE Al VERY FAST
NM sailing American ship Troplc, Capt NOVEL;,
iASing most OF her cargo engaged and going board
will meet with quick dispatch. For remainder freight ap
ply to BAXTER. LOWELL ( co.
passage having superior accommodations apply to the
tel opb board 40 Third District -'f7' Ak
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

S&K FOR HAyRE-THE Al FAST SAILING
NkESt Irregular packet ship BNmberg, Capt. Williams is
NOV loading and will have immediate dispatch. For
freight Of 500 bales cotton, apply
BAXTER, LOWELL 4 CO.
For PASSAGE having superior cabin and
eteerage passengers apply board Third District d2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

IkR FOR HAVR E-THE Al AMERICAN SHIP
M38( lKentnekinn, Capt 4, MetIimsn, is now loading
freight Of 400 bsles cotton. apply
J.P. WHITNEY Il CO., IS Carondelet ST.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

los FOR HAVRE-THE Al FAST SAILING
kS13A American ship Majestic, Lennox master, is
loading and will have immediate dispatch. For
freight OF 500 bales cotton, apply
J, p WHITNEY CO., 2b Carondelet st.
For apply % le on boar
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

SEk FOR HAVRE-THE Al VERY FAST SAIL
ling regular pac ket ship X ate Dyer Anse Dyer,
Is now loading and will meet with quick dis
patch For freight Of 500 bales cotton apply to
BAXTER, LOWELL Il co.
For passage, having splendid accommodations apply
above board, Post 80, Third District. - n26
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
Rcnd nn,I ll,N,,f.

nE Clt tElrS TnZEE'S CARD tu the nli"e' ~
Il 'tl''l "a. ~ hlrr"a' lng airy new COURT .:
sN,iH 0'.' I"'rN, there arr certain p"iI;s t,etl.
tg which, tI' In"iT'r sh"U'd idwHvs be c1r1 e., "a
sa',s'A hnustl. He slt"nld comprehend d,stl,tN
wl.i il' ,llg"t "i IrpiA - II, ai'h ntd b,t..:
J. W" 'r'l + rin ard ~ 10 "Ii ui.Ids clear coi,,h
t"n uf ~ r'r" lI'ath ", y ~ have ito din nry
IL nd'''ti"dir vi va. u,ari hy Disrnsr Ill
tAMd though nui aluN,. the, "b,,is of invtSiIea.
~ ~ The han an body. ", have another and sill
h''r cid. II la, h"'nrc you IT. such Hahn terms
th'' A'M ~ 81 h hj'idNth aid viii Know where "
vli " at ila'
'''lr N"r!dsca,' = ncrally. ard before speak
- t' 'sh~"i particular l-cisc.. III be roper to
'lh" general N,'w ~ syn r'oms Wh,n n person !.
t"t''l ar afflicted WITH dis, H>c which causes A
n'Hsr'>, - tl' bach nnd lrl4, pain In the head.
d'u,t'>. ot GIT l.. ."' i.uscual pow, r. pnpltat "a
- The hr Il. irrnhltN. I"ivu.strss dy .rcr,!a d..
raI' 'iu'h' ~ urdiI sivc ,tuhs. general dehilN
sNu li'h 81 consumption. and many others vi ,,h
.,' httr' NIlltLri than put On pam. r. and r,oure
N''!t,al ct S'fg al attendance II would r well t,r
"" ~ !" '"ttl" II '"r" T. physician who il COM
tent I" atct th'm at! w'" understands tie ali,:.
cation 81 r'dr,r". airl Wln>c Sc nttc Alta mn ri;s
III hts r"' -,j"n Rrd Wh"sc age aud eXp,r,n nee rt.
tie him I" oar r"tl'Lc'. Considering these tlii gs
br tlhs " T,nt has ""r'ludr ;n Inform you tia,
are at' ted advertising II plac, ~ business ,,atfy
ha' h' has h'tn successful Practitioner for UyrI -
years. and has
A1trNrrr A>D CrRrr HrNpRrrs,
"h,n h'' hhN" been considered by other physicians
AMI have hc'n prUi Ounrtd ly them pAat rCcO\ ety-
Therefor" N'u may rely 'il'"u Inn NJ one In whom
-, ",r'., and ihr utu "si confidence may he placed
lr. {. II. 7. would tt:r an that are afflicted to
cav "h h'in and II lac does not administer for then'
there viii hr no charge made. Let no false dlcarl
prevent y" hut Apply Immediately. and save yorrrli
ir"'l the dreadful cons, qucnc,s which must follow
tho" who Il, r'ct 80 rccri,c attendance.
nr. Z, u. T"/"rs Office l. nn 9TH street. near tie
Iiclrhrr Hotel hrtwrrn and X streets Ills roots
ntc =" arranged that She Doctor can be consulted
N'thnni the fear Of molcsiatinn.
eF-Ofncc hours, from In the morning until 5 in
the evening. C. H. TOZEE M d.
9Th street, between J JaH,- X, sacramento
no I9-lyr
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
DR.. Charles Fl. Tozcr's
PRIVATE MEDICAL Cam

CTEANGIES NlEITINI SACRAMENTO U.n.,
y her that I'R. TOKENS INFIhMARY ls', ,m'n.
l-'t~,Gu J and X streets, Sncram,htU. w" "
Iht great access and HHiy radical cures mai,
Nr T"ztr .lLc, hiS comm ,iirrilt;,t In nj. ~
which hlllr' III ran testify, induces him IN 40
thU'' afflicted ~ith any private cun plaints "r'm "lm
tIslC. and Wi-l to b, well and ilInrorv,,, iAI
II will h. To- their int'iU-t aud WCifnrr 10 cnll ~ t0
Nhu Tor The last wcft, nv" year, has e. ven liz h'
attention I" Private Complaints, and To- Mi r.r 're
diAtst- 1t private nature. ncu and ell ro,ic - '' ~
~ syphilis, secondary aud Constitutional aiI,,,,u"
Gou"rrlwL aud seminal Weakness, GIr,t n,d voh',
turrs, ahd MI dIsra.r> ~ the g,Irratvr md ,iN N-
organs. both Ia mate and icnalc such ~ prol,,"'y
Fuur AhuS. liNsi,l.a. &r. Hu''
rat'iis c"n hr a.sUr'h that their cnmul.ip,, =.
not hc tamIr'd w'ili, hut treated Upon Stric,v .i i
tiiic ururiiss. Private Complaints craIiuat..i ~
few days; new casc, cured il a short iiur ui ~ .
mercury. '"'
llr eau h. consulted ~ lis office NJ all times NJ ii
day. i"n, ? III the morning uuiil IN the ry,,tn Wv
Al " aivli"n can fad ~ hii one wlin can, n' -
symrhhIr with and hrftlcnd them when IN ir,,I I'"
IN wh".c services the utmost cnnfd NEE r,' .
placed. t"u' all Nlm are afflicted ami II, tr"'t,
aud he relieved and cured. ''i
Apartments privately arranged 50 a. to urerlrd.
the possibility "f exposure.
Letters -itr 4l" will rcrr!rc rto,ntt .,,.,, !.
with best ady.cc aud instruction.
& II. TOIER. N. d.
9th street, between J andK
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
Read and Reflect.
Dr. Charles II. TOZer'H Card to III.
AFELICTED.

QH6k "HrCv amt L"W IricSs 0f tie OId 1sf,LHisI,d
gH, {, ~ Alttf htinthh d. dnA K.At,tets.--
w TUHtK return" his thanks 10 lis nunerou,
i patients fnr iher patronage, and would embrace
this opportunity To- rrmnd them that he c0utinu,s \,
cunsult "n those dniru!t eases ~ vINtnrIL wh,cS
have hIilh the shill Of some Of the celebrated
EU|'" n /" N'FW u itfdi' M cure.
pr Io/ reputation a. u Physician stands rns.
Pu''rd. Ills "Mlu-ivr attention to diseases Of III.
r"nli".,ni"a'i Hg,iSf"r s"irany years, renders him
perfectly master "f slrlrlr diseases. '
Tie lirs' nlnllcr "i aggravated cases tLat he Ia.
pI'" Iii 'rtda;i' tI'y lave been gNtnup Ly ,naIv
ulis. : ti,c "'ly lr"o' TIA: physician feqircs ot
his ability. br. TpAnr wolld stat, that he cn, r,s.
any AID al Of varieties nf the ,liscasc no ,n,
TT h"N long tHnt.nr "r What prugrrs, the disro,.
la, me'ir. every patient ran rely upon n cure.
br. T"'r lm'.it is wei hn"wn. taken patients from,
ihr N1y N'tg' "f the grave, aad restored tL.n, IN
perfect hralih. lie wuul flrtl eiatr that he daers
II -n t.lrnt :" attract the nitrntnn Of tho.. wLs
~! h''d the s'iNicts ~ n physician in all ca.,.
l'h particularly tl"'r enumerated in H. advertise.
ht' nj tNi"ciii tl-y nruld test MY merits as anrac
'i"nrr. and H." r,sdlt "f my prarticc has b"cn lin.
ttt satisfactory I" my ratrhts and myself Nor do
'h'm hrtt,,ait Ia al columns Of the nrNslat+ts
Win tn'"'lr en- lI' and bOinhaHC A,vrrtir,nt,I 4.
pre-" ''I al ly T." heal All dircast f.s is i,ir
Ia. r H. ID that Inr,t he sam, thing more than NAV
inIt I" rN" tho" HAT are afflicted with Veucrrai
Chrome hi"! "'lr Il '"a'"s I" understand from opy
''i"iMir, dni iu! ecu Ictcnt to treat them sue
crssinlN.
My rglrd f"r IA, gniy II he medical pro'c,.,,
I" w"rh h">" IL" h"I ~ I" belong. d,iris N. ir,,
committing AN act .Lvutirg ~ rank duackcry md
regard f"r n! own deii'y would prevent my placn,t
tuN"It ga u i,r"il, ,.chs and Losiruus NrId,r. ~
NJ present. ~,
'N,r Il" 'rsulnl't ar r,nu'i" certificates or ruC,
~ iuN 'l l"ri"r L.'i, at"is A. ~ ItHcthuntt; t.,l
'r Il" I"'''"' I" rN~'f II itdc'l Lonut. H. Which I
ar not 'itil"l. ln mercy ash ,l"sr Who are d!,,a.
ct, :" '"I toe dn'i'Lt advert rciicIs relating 4.
'' 'tir' 81 ~ - d-"s' aLd juIr" Ter rthrms, y,
Wa rt, :" ail : "rt'lc! tNt r"ut. arr =, arranged
ftdf c l' t"ltsni'td In priNdtN ~ n hour. tf "a .
cav, irvA :"',u,A ia tv i'.,rInI = u;.. n. tlr,y,.
n.i;
s~'"F's'rs with Chronic D!arihno. Dysrt,'r,y
| L"'1l N''hn''', N'tl'rS D,h!iI. Low spirits La.
| -''hd' N'aAiu',s 81 he luh. and Bach. ILd.rr.,.
t"i, L"-s "i Met "ir, Al'tsnn Ia So, ,ty. L,vr n
Sl't!l'. TUrn ty so bi.itu-t hzztIs.. Ileada,i,
fr'u III IL" d", Affection "t tlr Eyes Pm p.,, Il = %
| la't. = >nal arl "ttr utrlntcs IN Mar, a. II
t',d il II, irrtart :" crisult nr e. H. Tear an ~,
e,'th 'trr't h,'w,,n J and Il. Sacramento
| & H. 1OZi T. n
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

What IN american SdySOf Parliament
An American writes from London to the
New York Commercial:
Parliamentary proceedings arc much
like the doings in our own Congress
was in both houses two or three hours
yesterday, a friend having kindly sent me
n ticket OF admission. 1t is impossible to
get in without ticket signed by men,
Der. Members have no accommodations
like our law makers-the seats run length
wise, and each one will hold about thirty.
should think. Members sit with thtir
hats on, unless they are speaking; and a
more common-in fact might almost say
rowdy-looking set of men is not often met
with. The rooms, however, are splendid,
and nrc GnishCri with great Mste:- tffahfrrc
are no chandeliers or lamps to obstruct
the view, the entire rooms being lighted
by gas from the ceiling, perhaps some
thing on the plan adopted in the Methodist
Church in 7th avenue, New York. The
gas4ights arc covered by stained glass, so
that you can hardly see the fame, and on
turning the gas on, the building is lighted
up as if by magic. The surface from
which the light comes is about Is feet by
40, Immediately over the centre of the
room.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
Cioe to Clara-A Saratoga Letter.
BY JoHS O. SAKE.

Dear Clara Il wish you were here;
The prettiest spot upon earth!
With everything charming, my dear
Beaux, badinage, music and mirth;
Such rows Of magnificent trees
Overhsnging such beautiful walks,
Where lovers may stroll, if they please,
And Indulge in the sweetest Of talks.
We 90 evesy morning, like goose,
To drink At the favOrite spring;
Six tumblers Of water apiece
Is simply the regular thing:
For such is its wonderful virtue,
Though rather unpleasant at first,
No quantity ever can hurt you,
Unless you should happen to burst!
And then what a gossiping sight!
What talk about William and Harry;
How Julia was spending last night;
And why Mss Morton should marry;
Dear Clara, I've happened to see
Full many tea table slaughter,
But, really, scandal with tea
Is nothing " scandal with water.
Aprop0s of the Spring-have you heard
The quiz Of a gentleman here
On pOmpOus VI. g., who aVerred
That the name was remarkable queer?
/" The SpriDg-tO keep it from falling
With wood is encompassed about,
And derives from its permanent railing
The title Of Congress-, no doubt"
It's pleasant 10 Eless nj the rcAsOn-
The genuine motive which brings
Such oil sorts 0f folks, in the seasOD,
To stop few days ut the Springs.
Some come to partake Of the waters,
(The sensible, Old-fashioned elvcs,l
Some come to dispose of their daughters,
And some to dispose of-thcmselvcs!
Some come to exhibit their faces
To new and admiring behOldcrs;
Some come To exhibit their gracca,
And some 10 exhibit their shoulders:
Some come to make people stare
At the elegant dresses they've go'
Some to show what II lady may wear.
And perhaps II lady should not
Some come TO squandcr their treasure,
And some their funds to improve:
And some for mere love Of pleasure:
And some for the pleasure of love;
And some to escape from the old,
And some to see what is new;
But nOst-it is plain to be told
-Cune here-becatlse other folks do =
And that, ! suppose, is the reason
Why am enjoying to-day
What's called 1.-the height of the season
In rather the lOfticst way.
Good bye--for now | must stop
To Charlcy's command resign
I'm his for the regular chop"
But ever most tenderly thine.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
Pat and the Oysters.

Pat, who had Just been transplanted,
had been sent by his master to purchase
half bushel oysters at the quay, but was
absent so long that apprehcnsions were
entertained for his safety. He returned
at last, however, putting under his load in
the most musical style.
Where have you been ? exclaimed his
master.
where have I been? Why, where
should l be but to fetch the oystcrs!'
And what, in the name of st. Patrick,
kept you so long!'
Long by my sowl, I think l have
been prctty-quick, considering all things
Considering what things!'
Considering what things, is it? Why,
considering the cutting of the fish, to DC
sure - ---------- -''-
Cutting the fish?'
What fish why, blur-an-owns, the
oysters
What do you mean?
What do mean! Why, mean that
as was resting down torment the Picked
Herring, having dhrOp to comfort INC, q
tntlcman asked Inc what I'd got in my
sack.
Oysters said I.
Lets look at EN- says he, and he
opens the bag Och! thunder and pra-
ties, says he, who sold you thescy'
1T was Mick Carney says ], aboard
the POla Doodle Smack
Mick Carney, the thief of the world {!
what blackgnard he must be to give
them to you without cutting
'Aint they guttcd 2 says |.
Divil one, says he.
''Musha, then, says !, 'what'll do?'
DO, says he, I'D sooner do it myself
than sec you so abused And so he takes
elm in doors and CUTS 'cm nate and clanc,
as you'll see,' opening at the same time
his bag of oyster shells, that were as
empty as the head that bore them to the
house.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
Chewing TObaCCON.

III
TTIfE most complete assortment ever offered
L for sale in the mountains, consisting in
part Of the following brands
MAY FLOWER; CRYSTAL PALACE
FOtR ACE; SIN FACTORY;
BOOTH AND SONS NATURAL LEAF
CFtMPTON'S TIN FOIL; APRICOT;
FRIDE OF TIE UNION; BARNEY WILLIAMS;
PEACH LEAF: PERFECT LOVE
GAME COCK, JEWEL OF UFlllR.
KNOW Nothing: GOLD DIGGER;
INDIAN QUEEN. THOMAS TWIST, &c. &c.
Luscious LUXURY;
IINE CIT.
JOHN ANDERSON'S SOLACE
GOODWIN'S YELLOW NA\k;
MRS. MlILfR'S GRAPE ERNND:
GnODWlN'S in pound and lmf.pnund cans;
MRS. MlLLElUS do do
For sale by ID. .NEWBAUER.
p"idG 20
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

State Of California,
COUNTY OF FL DORADO, Set.
Jn@irT's COnrt GNOrOcfown T0WnshiD.
The People Of the State Of California; to g. D. FIELD
GRPpTISG:
V0U are hereby summoned to appear before me,
L at my office in Garden Valley, Georgetown
Township Of the County Of II Dorado, on the 2Gth
day Of October, A. d. 1851 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to
answer unto the com;lant Of JAMES COSBY, for the
recovery OF Ninety Dollars, loan account In two
items one Of Sixty Dollars, obtained about October
A. d. 1S.the other Thirty Dollars obtained about
September A. d. ls35.-when judgment will be taken
against you for the said amount together with costs
and damages, II you fail to appear and answer.
To THE SHERIFF OR ANY CONSTABLE OF SAID COUNTY
Greeting:
Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hnnd this 25th day of July, A. D.
1851. PARMENAR COLLINS. H.. 81
Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.
20 3nl%
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

IT LeGks.-A friend, says an exchange,
returning from depot few mornings
since, with bottle of freshly imported
Maine Law" saw young lady whom
he must inevitably join. So, putting the
bottle under his arm, he softly walked
alongside.
We'll" said the young lady, after dis
posing Of health and the weather, "what
is that bundle under your arm s"-from
which she discovered a dark fluid drip
ping.
20! nothing but coat that the tailor
has been mending for me-"
70! it's coat, isitr We'll, you'd bet
ter carry it back and get him to sew up
one more holc--it leaks ~