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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG WESTERN MERCHANT wIsBsS TO rORx
"A the aoqusp,snce ~ An accowv shed yotng Eor,Aern
ady with or wihou, forsune; the obe't mari Amy Tie
dvertssr requests ear RS onss whch BE- ~l tronpt
rrciprccaie and hnnnyably bind himself 10 imp c cou1
derce Throughout Address lor fc~t ofh,e. " y
MArRIMOrTAI OFfTCE, III FOURrg AvsNUp
NA above Tenth street Those wishug 70 fcrri mart
nonsl alliance win End ~ ieir Girn ace call m or
adj Madame Pre- who hrs .,ed q na'fnr ~
refiser. whereof lady g-nmsa secure = ne N
selves for life with ,ut the easlnt
Alternative OF advertising " their vi, hes Parties
pcrd their real residence crcurnsfsrces
requisites kc which vill he aanged Hve-vhnE con
ce,nins and interview. Strictly coufdens Al sp
plicatons contain Lc4LA4e aiAnpA AegpAs-fW
ladies' Is; for gentlemen Sl0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

fyLoBH HcrEI, -aE1rLFwkN cav OBTAIN GoOp
NJ FUR .hed the clone Hoel OF Frsrk1rt
And WI sms street. al % and cents per night Hooe open
al night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23
Lrrps. AuOrlosEsR -ExrnssIv. Az

Ill. uca Of household furniture oil paintings, ~orsso
err the esd.prr 10 Wrsi twenty six rect Will sci
ths Thursday July rs ~ io ocock he sntre nAsnin
Of show house N rhich be you c.l
ne specN Alteration NJ purchaser. The win he oerenp
cory Descriptive catalogues Of WI oh b. on
eaised NJ hr morning OF sse hsprntid octave
wood plano ore beasy csyet leg pearl Keys nrs
Ass Inn uument with soo ava ecver; velvet carpets an
Aams.b ard elegant Pier and mAnie
three full su IL rosewood psrloy frntr-e richly
severed IN .aiin hrocde stih slip covers Al
Order and Of The most costly a,
,cxfpuon Three elegantly rosewe ei-srres wan
Sfys rrrbch ai&-b ruEc cahus
hecoalrr Crossword srrrsry and hookcas, ssiusry msf
Sic uh< s'egan1 Turkish rcumben chS-s 10 sst'n
rosewood RECEPTION covered N eds,on tapestry fou
ch.nfelers Dssnincea N~vres ana Dresd-n chin
rsaes bee utfal ectn II psror oruamens. Aso
saumSer n vHiusbl, oil raniings, IN rch frsmA bVns
utrsxy nd chsnhe tlruiiu-e-Cnv rus9->or Dec
feads nxyte Top bureaus sashsArds aud crmmrdce, ali
tnAinh; ~fh ml-lr fong rh-vs gaSaes ful sn
ro~rwoNd In hairctt oval velvet Winl
srpee rrcnch hsr e-ssnt erlsnsiou dun,
cables rich alsef d. ins chairs marble bp bale
crystal, ruby snf White gsa- sare elegant dinner -
~earl and silver ontlr, hbrs book re ss,sa sQfs
,nar~ snf gothic stsrp NJ gsh oiclo
velvet air marble hsrsnd hall ch.ndeli-r rrff
rstr rOvee ~ sr.fu ctmer VIII De IN aienhancr
% pack and sh.o " needed,
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sAlk-ksxNG.

GvOk LIvERPOCI.-THa UsTrED 6r aTEs NAIL
steamship Ill MI Oivrr kldrdye, -Ancet VII
drps with Unitsr mails posi ivet on
Saturday ~npu~ ~ ~ O'Clock H.. from hsr oerta ~ Ne
foo, Of faDsJ street
por freight passage, having unequed accommodations
tyr elegance and cnufort plv to
EHwARu X uOLLINS, rs Veil street
Pa sepgers will p,eassb@ on ard VI IL O'Clock A.
hli @a.rs must through tas Post Office, 1hers
~ll De re'u ned
kodce Tn, of this lin. have improved water
ugh. compar ments
The BALTIC will succeed the Atlantic and the 18th
Of Aueust
No ~ has bee spared make the OF this
line p all respec's and tbs ia exami
nsfo gwen them 'heb mode Of Structure yet
equalled.
=; Hereafter the -gnsr bailt se!ps for this line vii
Jerfoifn the enru service
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

,,fCuRDs, vaLpkAUs, OivlALss, ACrONs OUaA.
II lnxs ard the yeoeres bo~ptl practice Of Paris A.
london b. Dr, LsRkONf. A. per sfrlsed 80
.emira debility Ard Disease Of he kenicur,.syy o,ssn
ihsm hat he 10 the oniy graduate c4ty
vey vsa,irg and rurtas Aese dtseas~s
ess snd mcs ,sdrs treatment curas me odes, ard
$50 $500 ~, 1897 rse' so nes % srrns qypcss
Medical Adviser and Marriage ,.ude" 4 pp no pi-av,
Illustrations, 81 Il gives ali v adv 4rtssd medicines
We comHspd Dv. Larmous 10 aalc4et-Courer du maa
Vnt, stsats zetunG. Denoys At Dsy Book, Mercury -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

N AHooAry LuhBEh AND yErEERs At AuCTIos
" sale -l--ol1'on 81 pa~ine. ship "A. CRtSrALAR,
cucorecr, wi eel Monday July r. ri LEI O'Clock a, the
rrdl n Nrs.rr Patterson ichrist ~ and 50 Ae- street
t1O0 feet MAJ sany crotch veneeys ~ eD fee, ms.
eoguny shaded and moiied eneers l&Go fest va M.
ard shaded - 900 feet rrnlch aud shaded
sneeru boars add ulanks nahxsnv pi.nks
bow, Is GC feet bsrs wauut boart. ONp mspie iosts
Op feet .,h plank. ~ N inches aOn white
5s. " incnes lNse VI o. chair tips bslustrs spruce
-arrs lr ke iris sale IA well worthy he attention ~ ms
ssrv dealers ana cabnc, msnufsc,u~pra a. ever o s
,i,Ivelv ard he highe~ bidder.
shost 4,-a0tr n a~~rhir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

nsnRr.AuE saTE-HENRy n. LEEDs AUC
NJ touepr.-BENky " Lsspe &Ul vii seh by aus
siDr on Frtsy Jul ~ y c,ck on The premis.s 81 he
nurE DE NJ. IN boiler sls To- dsinc oils ,snks piues
b.sisrs tai oil and al vfsc uref aud usmanutsc
fprpd 20 certsiu cuatel o-tgsse v iris A. IN
hen made BY uenry ge.nrr John FROG am othrrs Pur
aisjng cary ~ business. haze rom the
oriratnrs assf vent VI ease aud rsuher on heir on
rsrs for m aiefala Terms cash CIT fupds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

TO Liquor DsAIEss-owIra To THE GREAr Rs
L ducTr IN he tsrf on imported nqrors subscriber 70
nov offering from bonded wsrehou.s srec, uauors At
drcoa Of " Der cent on old prices cssuete br.ndea g
CHAs- !. nURPHy, importer. "a walter street.
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Id ,xInrs Asn t.Iarnn-.

porTiED OF RI sRAsDy SUPERIOR QUALITY :
~ Also bottled 81 boxes smokei herring p1
of family aup a. TuNIS MORRILL,, Aucrnueer VII
son tht mnrrinv iO 1ct, At No $50 Rroaf "a. crIer
q q on~t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

uOHr LLOYD. EUc1toNEER-JOHN LoYDs IN
VII cell a sucon friday July "a a. los ocock he
vmainrg eock Of c cabiret ker ~ No. Asor
pl.ce rouh avcnas plain and substantial
ceevood Mahogany and vanu psrl1r CHING aad hedrom
su's, eu racing bedsiesds bureaus Wristbands booke.s~
fsa tc etes. chairs extension centre, sofa ana
-roes tables. 4 seven piano.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

MA1NuM NONUn-Ir You WANT TO fuROH ASk
" ua eocf o. ale hsve only N call At he brewery o'
Anirew khk Geo g Hsrrisoni corner of Jarnes sree'
atd fowery vhere large supply r. constantly hand
MO fer ale two houssrd bushels Superior barley malt an
M cen hundred bubeis 81 rye matt for dsulers fresn
yea AVA 3 on hard Gov family
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

r g. Smith AUcrIpHsER.-EXTEFsfvE AUCTION
81 sale 81 bousesold furniture oil PRINTING! works OF art
te al The rss,dsucc g rssi Vifeenh sIee u eel on
day Jui. "a at Ok nc oct the entire magnificent
urninre ~ asovr shich he n cali the
al A. euu purchasers The sale vi ~ npory rain
shine dsscrpi logucs o. whh be obtained At
he hr Qru'ne oi safe sneudif inlsd s@wo
rlanonris h stroll ard velvet csrpst su dsuas
srf 1. csrt and elegant Pier "a man mrro
thrse fan suits vo-d urniure rich carved I'D
-nvefed brocse. with alp AL hcss
were made IN order and Of the mostly cost fe CT uu
Three sleaan, carved rosewood e, wi plate door
cAbine On No iers
o~ewood crs,y and booscase uary marble top sbl-s
el rart hairs In sa1 word
-epdon csrs covered 10 medal.nn apes-y four e-gsn
snhret Sevrss and Dresden rbluA vases Wit
beaufnl c,leCn uf carl zlio, pum1er OF
valuable u pslnngs IN rich frsm-s DulsR r0sn hbrsrv
ann CHAMBER afved rosewood heiseafs arNle
tor bur.sut wAshesnd and odes al N match; .rnonrs
viii fro 10; n rasses fun suit o. ros-wood urni
hei-cis n sva' mirrfrs vevet WILLOW arp-s l>Fe
Preveh hair elegant sreuioa dining tables rnh
~ ~ ing cha marble toe bufs, cr al cot
ruby ane abb slsss elegant dinner Get pe go s
ger cutlery lbrsry bkcsse let SOFAS cushtrued
bark chsr- ,nd gothic airs tngh,h Of co Nelse
stair cane. n,a-b hall stand hall Oh rdse- reirgerst
stoves, ic TAeful csrtnen VIII eea'siiendAnee 70
pack ara ship W ned =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23
DANNY wr1enT WILL sELL or TItCRspA,

nAEtNv WEIGHT WILL SKILL ON THURSDAY
W Iuly % at w O'Clock A " ats Court street, brookyn
1bcrns "A p-TTo hakr's wagons one top wagon "a
RS iruuehs 6 bol.- scales weights clock SHOW css &C
Atm. oclsck a NJ. b nteuts OF dug store 81 w
casea cum ~ glass les patent medicn-s a. ugs
chemicals aud compounds, perumery, &c; rope ma urg
stoves &c
,-rHos. With hUCrroNgER, srORr NO Is SPRUCE
II Nor sale OF sr1Ceriss hqusrs, vince -
srs 4c on friday, Jsls a. lcei a. 70 a ~ a. No st 20
cUnsi nF of general assDrtnent OF grc rs
eeas conees dc Aleo vnes bran f-s, gsre sore hArs
Ac JANE3 J. GUsBI.EFuN A torney for Burtgsgee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

n NOEL sRrY, AuCTTosEER-w TT. SELL THIS nsv,
D. " ocioct q, No 3 nathan squsrr large sssort.
Of f~nihcr beds cico hs OH pain.
ingp n,rror. oct, ro'kery glass &c Ton fam lies
vnins he 90 ruirv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

IMPCpTAFT re- frwALtN ssEs Or rAN 49,
i erciusivsy vea'-s By Ur DUBOIS temede. for ersas
d.rsns-m.nt. rry n n Is Relief gusrsnti- IN all
Owns nations and eters CONFIDENTIAL Patients rum
stance provided hoard nursiss snd exclusive ansca
sn-s K Naible M restorative mailed
WITH full clrec Iona ,ec.PI hssress lS,ers " ~
Duhois Mo rnfl We Fttrfntn s'rr@s, " ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

.r.,..v wrncxs-aryrED SPANISH LADY, rsfis
M corrscsy lave m.rriags, freSds CUISINES scxnsss;
e,-.c,i n al Diseases, how 70 rsxsn pr pc W
60 or .,oisr slso iucsy n6era ls< N~f~cnr s0urA
an, 81 owner OF kighh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

NOR rURPOhK AND RfuHNOsn = rae UNITED
IN stsses mad stesm-b9 JAMESrowN, Dapten Parrish,
the ab places ea'urdNy lAh tust a
rcrrs frur per North she win Nor
s,S on SUNDAY sierr sni a Richmond nsg scrn
,ng Passengers for the Soufh vii proceed without delay by
ire great mali liz " Cosfie ton Ausust. savannah, &c
Tvsve end his The cheapest plaasates ead dos
exo.d,ioua r,na Passage and fare including state
Ncrlois O.; Ps'srshurg and Rcaul)nd tin seeaSe hA
ptice tppiy o bUDLAM fikAsArrS, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

French ualr IN ahshy lecshs dsv how'd
school In his ca Il e,perso~e t.soaer and
nauestonsble ref rences ~ " 1usaauors Address u
", bon 2ep Post Office.
A GsrrLsMss % "a ykaRs of Aas HAy No kE
A ceived flushed education aud aking h IRE \ Md
spanish augnsses; also unders.snd rg Enyhh, bnt
would lee 10 ave is The rfe1rh
Lar ne leisure h>vrs dufi he dsy fr hsi
References of IN. h het sfc 1 given. Plesse
address Monsieur wouiferir Dor isi us rsif pA-e
. wtGsIrIUEsiLy CAVES CdiUs SRIHG pIaso
tgs oue hr ard powerful vi $50 yesr sgN will
~ cold for s1 beirs Obliged ~ dispose
unss lately be At l07 Twenty sr'h street.,
Sixth avenue
A GARD tbs ~ - jAiBsH WILL RbCEIyE .Ew
n pupis daily tbs rorth and August Parents AVE
chdrrr NJ during ire gus, vaca Ion should Vel N,
improve few hours a. the wriiins 3il brpsdssy,
OiiVss 8. GOLDSMITH
RovKkkkrISv vRlr. so, a. ARs tAushI ~
- FOSvtR, ezs srcedsay, .pple'rn's hu'ktng. Noe
ready, ~ ssers Double kn,r Elrsid.ied Cab iiftoo IN
rrov~d " Poet frec Ps-'lc Ls-. ~ .pplcsdon
II yDsOK slNsR lksTITvrs AT JLAvsssvs, n. n.
II male and re.sis nve. IA spdeats boesi
ub'on, si1 nireep asi class insu rwv
rene sep, - Rev rfsTg ~ eyncpa
NTs. LEOPOtp ia OR sND-vAb's sREsj III BOARD.
WI ing b 81 pussoD terrace Hob I'm "A hrsl elias
cl.leics and rcal Il stltud anecal aeutJn given
70 he rodern ngrags Terms fis 70 ~ sGHo
year Circulars At No Broad street Excesor Insurance
obcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

~ Der friends p.trona and W SAY .nN W.
shouss oas both In hk city rslsdepha who ave 80
sui,e NO satisfaction she ees c1unhenl -
rf. love and lsw msfiers so
wsrles A. relied constantly b. Napoeoe 30
nai ghe "a Nj tai Ia q TIE future hnsDaa We -
oa q, Der yssissrp Ne 70 rouyS avenue rss 400" A"
renh
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DfCOkDs PkACIfCk % u hAMxOkD " Pu
1ss asea Ac q SEXUAL sysem snd hs celebrated
eors M ina cty C.rrOchan and Mot has f
tf prcsdps :, n cnvenen, orsstcn No 81 peecs-,
street eshh huuse east OF broadway where he may
d.r,sx con, IN Er gsh and Trench personally hy
.,tsr daily from to l. and from n eveanxs Charges
quite moderate and ne mostcandd inioruasio~ given In
every
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23
r ,B;.ssEes, AUoIIosErE -orENIsa SALE

DY VIRTUE OF AN RXsoUTION-I WILL EXPOSE
ID for sale ThurAda, the I'D day of Jus 1881 al IL
ocisk M nj No 20 Eas Eleventh street al the right,
title OF Bahe with the household furni
consisting of ocoths hat stani sofa chairs,
bedstesds, bedd pg, tables, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

A WRENCH LsDy, wio Hes RErEINED THO
a rou sng'sh education -ishes 70 ob,si' situation
French and musir IN ahRhiy ecsbs dsv
school in his q IA espersorei .soser and can
fnduestionabe ref rences ~ 1uaiaNuovs Address
" bon 2er Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23
ANTHOLOGY.

4 sTRoiDGY Was rLxUgy ANSWERS QUESTIONS
A busircss marriage, sb,eni fiends Nc - mssarS
bu md tells At Of NE NE of We plsaee
which rspresent the dsasss % Der visitors sne spes~
IN Dish. French and German. ~ Browne sree1
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-27

REMARKABLE DoG.--Dogs continue to null
tiply marvelously fast. Verify, we believe that
they outnumber the people. In fact these are
regular dog-days. There is one dog in partic-
ular, that has attracted the attention of many
of our residents. He is Black Republican,
to judge of his color; he has small jingle
around his neck and looks as sleek and plump
as a town alderman. Every evening, just be-
fore darkness sets in he, traverses the alleys
and Streets apparently scrutinizing with great
sharpness into the condition of affairs, as
though the town was under his especial charge
AT early morning he goes his rounds again,
and then he is seen no more until night again
approaches. He is evidently a dog of great
eccentricity and worthy representative of
the melancholy portion of the canine species
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-27
Mmiposa 9emotrat.
HORNITOS:
THURSDAY MORNING. ...... AUGUST "a
Public Speaking at Hornitos.


The Hon. Milton S. Latham addressed the
citizens of IIornitos on the Plaza, in one of the
most beautiful and forcible speeches on the
political topics of the day, that it has been our
fortune to listen to during the canvass. After
congratulating the Democratic audience upon
the felicitous and successful termination of the
last great political campaign, the eloquent gen
tleman proceeded to speak in regard to the
Indebtedness of the State, and said it was not
owing to the Democratic or any other party
that the citizens found the State so financially
expenses incurred in forming and carrying on
the State government. As regards the reform
or Know-Nothing party, he said, that as soon
as they came into power they applied the
enormous sum of nearly two millions Of money
in State Prison contracts, and also in contracts
for building State capitol and other almost
late decision of the Supreme Court in the Dred
Scott case, he forcibly elucidated the points in
the case, and by most mastery and convn-
cling chain of argument proved the soundness
and consttutionality of the decision. Other
incidental questions he handled with equal
ability, but his main effort seemed to be di.
rected to an expose of the State debt and the
bred Scott case. OF Weller he spoke in fair,
candid and eloquent manner, and we have
never seen more attentive and delighted
audience assembled in this town. Mr.. Latham
certainly has few superiors as an orator in this
or any other of our sister States. He lays
down his positions with clearness and full
ness that is readily comprehended by his hear
ers, and he piles up his arguments upon his
basis with such apparent ease and gracefulness
that the minds of his hearers are delighted
while being convinced Mr.. Latham never
hesitates while speaking. 1t is seldom he re-
peats bis words in order to recover the train
of thought or argument. Indeed he is pecu-
liar in this, and as it is one Of the chief graees
and charms in an orators delivery, it seldom
fails to please. After Mr.. Latham had retired
from the stand the Hon. S. A. Merritt and DAN
Showalter made short addresses to the meet
ing on the local issues pending at this time be-
tween the Democracy, after which the meet
ing adjourned, the audience having been most
agreeably entertained and edited during the
evening.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-27

FIRE AT BEAR VALLEY.-About 4 o'clock
last Monday afternoon the building at the Pine
Tree vein hitherto occupied by the employees
of r. a. Lockwood. Esq, accdently gnitcd
and was entirely destroyed by fire. The amount
of property lost by the occupants at the house
is said to be considerable, consisting chiefly of
paper securities, furniture, beds, clothing and
other valuabes. Messrs Ketton, Jr. and John
Morrison are reported to be the greatest suf-
ferers. The contiguous building occupied as
boarding house by Mr.. Ketton and family, was
scorched by the flames and narrowly escaped
destruction.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-27

HEsToS's STAGE TO MILLERToN AND VIsALIA.
This line leaves here punctually every Thurs
day morning, and returning arrives every
Wednesday and with good loads of passen.
gers. Such an enterprise should be well pa
tronized, and we are well pleased to notice the
fact that the passengers all speak highly of the
accommodating driver, our friend Billy Hice.
and we commend all who wish speedy, safe
trip to Milerton or Visalia, to try this line of
stages, under the careful driving Of Billy.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-27
$500 Reward.

ON TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE Bonn, AN ATTEMPT
" made to set Gre to my Store Rooms in this place.
and will give the above reward for any information that
will lead to the detection and conviction Of the orgnaors
or abettors Of the plot. jyi6h b PITT
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-27

HoRNrros.--St goes on the work of i'm
provement and many of the stone fire-proof
buildings that were only begun last month are
now almost ready for the reception of mer-
chandize. Many of the quartz mines in this
vicinity are daily being prospected, while the
Mexicans make things lively in our streets by
scattering their loose change. The weather
still continues quite warm and there is con-
siderable sickness in the town and its neigh
borhood. 1t appears to be a species of Inhu-
enza, being annoying and painful but not dan
gerous.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-27
'Gna OIL aKIL aHL MON
Opposition to Monopoly Combined!
THROUGH IN ONE DAY
FROM HxaS ASDTo
LA GRANGE, French Bar MURRAY's BRIDGE,
Phillips Ferry and Hornitos.

On and after Monday, April 2Tth the subscriber will
Tri-Weekly line Of stage TO the above places
Leaving stockton TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sATUR-
DAYS, the arrival Of the San Francisco boat
Returning leave the Office at fornitos at O'Clock
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS, arriving in
stockton at l O'Clock, ?. ".
H. c. LONG. Agent, Honitos Office adjoining FL Dorado
House
WM h. FARRELL, Agent, Ia Grange; Office, Anderson
House
Office In Stockton In Browns Brick Building, the
Levee. a few doors below Centre Street.
jelltf TIMOTHY PAIGE.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-27

CANDIDATES IN TowH.-During the past
week there has been quite a number of Coun.
ty candidates visiting our town. Mr.. Pool,
Democratic candidate for Sheriff, Judge Bon.
durant, B. b. Harris, for District Attorney
Dan. Showalter for Representative, Mr.. Baker,
for Clerk, Judge DAILY, Messrs. Condor, Early,
Guard, Morton, Ross, Bob Miller, Thomas
Crppen, and others whom we have not had
the good fortune to fall in with.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-27
For sale.

rT,HE HOUSE AND LOT NOW OCCUPIED AS A DRINKING
j. Saloon and Restaurant situated next door to the Office
Of the Marposa Democrat and formerly occupied by Adam
Yates For further particulars Enquire Of Mr. nneback-
er, at Wells Fargo Co.'S Express, or ADAM YA1ES.
Hornitos, July . 1851. jy23n
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-27
.vOW.Is THE TINE TO BUY,
FOR S ALE

A LOT OF GROUND SITUATED ONE MILE FROM MARI.
N posa upon the Stockton Road, known DIR. Boyces
Ranch. II has upon II GOOD HOUSE, and outhouses.
and is enclosed by good substantial Fence also good
well Of water the premises Said property will be sold
very low for Cash Inquire the Office OF Dr. A. D. B0YCE
west side of the Plaza Hornitos jelsu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-27

MERGED RIvER.-The 1uming operations on
the river are rapidly drawing near completion
The stream is gradually falling and several Of
the companies have already turned the water
into their fumes. All is hustle and stir along
the banks of the Merccd and the miners are
working with great zeal and regularity, in the
hope of realizing handsome piles of the pre-
cious scales which lie exposed upon the bed
rock
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-27

NEWSPAPER FAvoRs-We have received q
copious supply of newspapers and periodicals,
from Messrs. Rosenbaum & Van Allen, Book
sellers, Levee street. Stockton, for which they
will please accept our thanks. These gentle
men are the most enterprisng Newsmen this
side of San Francisco, and deserve unlimited
success.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-27
MARIPOSA BAKERY Y,
by Q. MEYER &c 60.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH, MARIPosA.

Bs- THE PROPRIETOR OF THE MARIPOSA
BAKERY is always ready to supply Families with
good, Wholesome BREAD; also, PIES and CAKES
at LIVING PRICES
MARPosA, July S. 1856 sltf
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-27

DRowNED.-A miner named Jack Berry
man, living near Rum Hollow, on the Merced
River, in attempting fooshly to frighten a
Chinaman, last Sunday, who was floating
log down the river, plunged in the water and
Immediately sunk, despite the attempts of
several bystanders to save him.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-16

Tn DsneesAr.-The j. moore. Of yes.
sssdey Gsswled aloud in One half dog.
- assislss over our en-, sure OF sever.
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sessA psiseipls marking me Democrat.
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I'll - sswsesess snlerpr Sc. Of this si,y,
as1 = oiviag ssws Of Il kinds ahead
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lsase - inessesst nsw. 10 make room for
. 0sisls grossly slsadsrous VI The RepuL.
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= sonswAas lassssias err aeighsor's self
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-16

turns around and accuses - Of decsiving
the public BY announcing We he'd received
several thousands OF dollars worth Of new
type, which is ,rue--it might expec, an ex.
posture Of It's own huu,bsggery would fol.
low, however httls inclined ws are 10 med
die with the lntessal sif.irs OF nsighbor's
once. II the Democrat feels 50 ssadtully
hurt at our course, let il be more careful Of
It's own. We leave Ill idle bosAts to the
Dem ,crat, but shalt be careful to DO more
than !, dare boast OF being able % sccoa'
pllsh in the way OF enterprise.