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DIR. j. sinms' white Eminent,
For all the purposes o an External Remedy

For all Tie purposes q an EAfefnal Remeay
This Linincut is enncnty valuable in Rheu-
matism, Neuragia, Palsy. Scre Throat .nd Mulnps
it is uneqraIl5i dort, Nrmbac's Of the Limbs.
Stiffness Of the Joints, Ioothacfe, Swe!lng3. Frost
ed Fest Sprains Bruises, Burns and Sealds, Chapp-
cd Hands, and Pains of every character. We need
not comment further Oh this Invaluable Linimcnt.
than to say it is highly appreciated us an external!
remedy wherever it is used; i'll f,ct it to
tabish itself at once We therefore place it at tbs
dsposal Of the afflicted in this vicinity, having the
almost confidence in its utility for diseases re9uir-
;,,,, M, npnlipaIi0u
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NOTICE.

HNliE County Commissioners will meet at their
i Office tn the Court House, in Elkton. on Tues
day, the 10th day of June, next All persons
having claims against Cecil county must present
them ~ or . t's, that day, or they will not be
inclade, Ia IT, annual Levy for 1897
by order. J. S. CRAWFORD.
may So %w Clerk
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Counterfeit new cent pieces are in eircua-
ton, intended, no doubt. to mix with the gen.
uine in large glance, but being of pewter, like
all that kind of coin, have greasy feel and
slumpy sound that any body will recognize.
IN. Y. AdUerteser.
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Fly IN TIE WHEAT.-We are informed
that the fly is playing havoc with the wheat
in different portions Of the country. A thing
to be regretted, because the prospect before
was rather unfavorab bic, -Easton Gasette.
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NOTICE.

THE AMERICAN COUNTY COUNCIL will
l. meet at Elkton, in the Court House, on the
second Thursday Of june ensuing, being the II tn
day of the month. A full representation is de-
sired. Itaay %
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FOR SALE,

ENllE subscriber offers for sale pair Dew
4 on Steers, years old, partly broken;
Also Devon lleifcr, in calf, all handsome
and well bred cattle.
S. Il. STUBBS.
Rising Sun, May
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UThe hog cholera is quite destructive at
Chicago. The symptoms correspond with
those shown III actual cases Of cholera. The
disease prevails where still house slops have
never l., III us.d.
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MILLINERY.

RS. A. FOARD respectfully Announces
w to the Ladies' Of Elkton and Vicinity,
that she has removed to one OF Dr.. Mitchell
new buildings, directly opro site the Howard
House. where she has opened an extensive
assortment of
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Seed, the well known brand IF
ORE NT.5L MUSTARD,
Which. for quality, is unsurpassed by any in mar.
ket packed in every variety OF package. suitable
for any climate. Always on hand ana for sale ;t
the FACTORY, lS7 and 1870 North Front street.
Yeast or Baking Powder, Cream Tar,ar III Carb
Soda, Soda saleraIus, African and American Cay
enuc Pepper, Nutmcgs, Mace, inas;p. Lsscnce uf
Coffee, laten: machine made Paper Bags, Re. and
the usual variety of goods in our line; to which VIC
invite The attention Of the trade. Feb tim
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WANTED.

4 LOAN of two hundred dollars, for one,
IA two or three years, at the option of the
lender; for which mortgage will be given
on property worth So 900, clear of all incum-
brance. Apply at this Office. Imay IL
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4 Desirable Property

AT PRIVATE SALE.
TlIIE subscriber offers for sale tile house
i and lot Of half an acre on which Le le-
sides; in the
Village of'hs Brick Melting House,
Cecil county Nd.
The improvements are n neat. new, md
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GROCERIES.

TUST received new lot of Groceries, SUI
- gars, Coffee, Teas, NJ GLASSES, Bacon, &c.
Soda, Water and Sweet Crackers, for sale
cheap, at the new Dry Good and Grocery
Store of b. GRANT.
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GREAT BARGAINS

ENnR HARD TIMES.--A splendid assortment of
IL Window Curtains and Oil Cloths, Table Covers,
&c. for sale very low. at the New Store on Main
street. opposite the Old Bank.
may 30 WIN McCLELLAND, JR.
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therein.. A good Carpenter sbep II by %
feet, stable, carriage horse nc, under one
roof lC by 40 feet, and al! other niece >sar.
out buildings, garden and yard fences ali new
and in good repair; there is aI>oouitc a nut
ber Of choice fruit trees, vines, &c, in
thrifty condition.
This property is eigibly situated and adj
mirabiy adapted to the wants Of ain"sI auy
of the mechanical branches. aud will be sold
at very moderate price to a good purchas-
er. ROBERT Ii. ENGLAND.
March olst If 1851.
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n 0TICE

7ENHE Orphans Courtof Cecilcounty hold
n their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays Of February. April, June,
August, October and December.
Q"School accounts will be passed and
paid at January, April, July and October
terms. REUBEN ID. LAMAR,
Mar 8, lSjb--tf. Register.
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July 10Th, 1856.

Tho business will be carried on as hereto.
fore by John &. AIdridse at the same place,
on NORTH STREET. opposite the Jail.
whore be viii he pleased to acc olninodatl the
customers OF thv Old l.iu and the public
gcneraIiy. [Jhly 10, 1856.
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For SALE.-A beautiful Farm of99 acres,
on Little Elk Creek, Cecil CO., Md, near the
road leading from Fair Iii to Brick Meeting
House, annd mile from the Elkton, Andora
and Lewisvile Plank Road. The improve
ments are a good stone House, 25 by 80 feet,
good water at the door, a fine new barn, AS
by go feet, and other out buildings. The farm
is conveniently divided into fields, under
good fence, and we'll watered, there is large
proportion Of this property first rate meadow
land. Price $50 per acre; apply to
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Spring u Summer M stlInery,

Fancy Articles, &c. She will he very much
pleased to see her old friends and customers.
Eikton, apr %
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TIL E CECIL WHlG
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY P. G. RICKETTS,.
TERMS.-s2 90 a year in advance.
$50, if not paid in advance.
500, for clubs OF Five.
1900, for clubs Of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENT not exceeding
slllr. will be publish ed three times for on
d liar; AMI twenty five cents for each suhse
q tsrt insertion; longer ones in the same por
p,:tioa' O3-fwelve lines brewer, or space
ell AL TO that make a square. ADVERTISE
M ~, published quarterly, semi annually or
yearly At moderate rates. Advertisements
sen! without the number Of times they are
{, b, iasertcd being stated will be continued
vail forbid and charged according to the
a,,ve Rates. Fractions ofa square charged
as square.
70 paper discontinued until all ar
rstrages are paid
o. SIS copies ofthe paper, FIVE cents.
r-V. r. PALMER. agent. \. T. corner Of
F.l.n and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
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Cecil county Md
The iniuruyenl
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Oriental Spice

A Nj MUSTARD Mills, ISL and lSa North Front
Astrcet. Philadelphia.
GRANER BROTHER, Proprieors, ofer FOR
sale al tbs lowest rates
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Almonds Indian Queen Hotel,

FIFTH AND MARKET ST's. WILMINGTON, DEL.
TENllIS old established and deserv-
Il eddy popular first class Hotel is
I,ELf,& still open for the reception ofgnests.
l.EGt. The location is in the most pleasant
part OF the city, and in the immediate vicin-
ity of the United States Courts, Custom
House, and Post Office: as well as all othor
places Of business. The rooms are large and
well ventilated, the furniture OF the finest
material, and made to order expressly for
this establishment, rendering it the most de-
sirable Hotel in the State.
The Stables Connected with this House are
spacious and comfortable. and will always be
in good condition, and attended by careful
hostlers. Terms Of horse keep per day so
cents; single feed l2a cents.
CHAS. NJ. ALMOND, Proprietor,
Mar 2lst 3m. Late Of Eagle Hotel Phil.
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500 REWARD.
BELLS FERRY HOTEL.

TIE subscriber has opened house of
Dra entertainment at Bells Ferry Hartford
Estt&kIs county, Md His Bar is stored with the
fiE6lS; best of Liquors and his Table will always
Abe supplied with the best the market
affords. He has extensive accommodations for
Drovers and others with Cattle. lie solicits n
share of public patronage and hopes by attention
to please, The public humble servant,
May 80 3w j. SPENCER
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BRlGuAM YOUNG AND THE GENTILEs.-ST
LOUIS, JUNE 2.--The Leavenworth TX. T..
Herald, Of the Both ult.. learns from gentle
man named Williams, who left Salt Lake on
April 18th, that great cxcitemnnt prevailed
at that place. Brigham Young was driving
Gentiles away from the Territory. Judge
Stiles, the United States marshal the survey
Or general, and their families, together with
large number of emigrants We're leaving
" A grand daughter of Henry Clay was
married in Pawnee Valley. KY. on Thursday
svening. the 2lst ult. to Henry G. McDo-
well. She is the daughter of Colonel Henry
Clay who was killed in Mexico.
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DIR. j. Simms' Cholera Syrup.

This Syrup is undoubtedly the best remedy
known for Dyscntery and Diarfhnsa, in all their
various ferns; Cramps, Collie. Cholera Mortus,
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels. Cramps and
Sickness in the stomach, Cholera lnfantai'. AID
the Summer diseases of Children 1t is excellent
in Debility. Weakness Relaxation, anG Chronic
Diseases aff citing the Stomach and Bowels and is
pleasant to the taste as well as efecua III its ope
ra,ious. This Syrup contains no delcterious sub
stances either mineral vrgetable it is there
fore saf7 under all circumstances.
For many years the proprietors nave used these
remedies i'll private practice with tho utmost sue
cess
CAUTION Please observe the written signature
Of the inventor affixed to the wrapper OF every
bottle. thus:J StMas, N. D. none other isgeEuine
Try these remedies once and you will never b.
without them,
a liberal discount allowed The trade. Order
promptly forwarded Prepared only by
pR.J. SLMMS Il son,
an and King SIS, Wilmington, Del.
-E-Sold by Dr.. IL. II. Mitchell. Elkton; b. Z
Burton, Dover; s. ;. Hance, Baltimore; and by
dealers generally. may CUM
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
JAMES ii. RAY,

Real Estate e. Gene raj Commission
b ROK Il r,
A T NEWARK, DELAWARE, has constantly on
n hand and for sale. FARMS of all sizes in
Delaware, Pennsylvania Maryland, and other
States, which he will sell on very accommodating
terms. Houses and Lots in the town of Newark,
and in the country. | will give perfect satisfae-
ton to all parties purchasing, no sale Call and
see me. JAMES II. RAY,
may l6 3m Newark, Del.
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CARRIAGES l. HARNESS.

VNNNIHUEN " In NEDV
j. NJ. cox e. BRO,
(Succc ssois to Garrett Cos x SOM
MIDDl ET0WN. DEL
TfNnE subscribers would respectfully in
l. form their friends aud the public in gem
eral, that they have now on hand, and manu-
t;,cturr to order, Carriages and Harness ot
every description and Of the most modern
styles and finish. Ali work warranted lively e
months.
n. B.-Repairing neatly attended to.
J. NJ. COX,
A. &. COX.
Mddletown, Del, May % I'm
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.


THE great reputation of Singers Sewing Ma
l. chimes is founded on the fact has they are
perfectly adapted to every variety Of work, and
that each one of them, kept Employed, will earn
not less than
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.
All persons desiring full and reliable informa-
ton about these maehnes--sizcs. prices, modes Of
purchasing Nc can obtain it by applying by
letter or Otherwise, for "A copy off. NJ. SINGER h
cos GAZETTE. II beautiful Pictorial Paper en-
tirely devoted to Sewing Machine interests. 1t
will he sent gratis.
Local Agents wanted in every Town n The
United States, to whom liberal inducements are
offered.
n. B.-We have made arrangements with many
editors and publishers Of newspapers highly profit
able and satisfactory to them, and wish to make
similar contracts with every newspaper and Maya
zine in the country. For full particulars address
1. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
Mar 2! 3m S23 Broadway, n York
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DIR. VIM. G. CARSON,
NENDERS his professional services to the
l. citizens of PORT DEPOSIT and vicinity
Office in the basement of MIR. Allen Ander-
sons dwelling. [may If
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A SMALL PROPERTY
IEOE SALE.

THE subscriber will sell at Private Sale, a
L neat property containing about Acres,
OF highly improved land; situated in Cecil
county, about two and a half miles west Of
Newark, Del.
The improvements consist of q good CON-
Portable Dwelling House, Barn, Gran
+--.s-x1 airy, orn Crib, Carriage House, and
tsssss.,S other necessary outbuildings, Il |
IsHKg'A nearly new; also never failing we'll
OF excellent water near the door.
The above described property is VT u snit-
cd for mechanic; and being in remarkable
healthy neighborhood, near places of public
worship, schools, mills stores, &C., is much
to be desired. The said property will be
sold a bargain and on reasonable terms, by
apirlyingto TH0S. J. SCOTT.
Scott's Mills, Big Elk, Cecil co., apr Is 8w
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TcmentS are 4 neat, now, nnI
substantial frame dwelling, -
by 81 feet, two stories aud af.ic.
conveniently divided, Painted
and papered. wiki back huiid,ug
a hmm OF first rlfc Muitr
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FOR SAIL

A SUPERIOR and nearly new Family Car
~ rage Apply to Z. W. THOMAS
may, 9-tf North East.
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TNIMOTHY SEED, for sale at the Elkton
4 Depot, by II. S. Sites.
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THREE
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS for sale; on seoom-
Y mo lating terms, by }. B. ASH.
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An SGOrtHlenit

OF ALL KINDS OF GOODS kept in countr!
~ store. and at very low prices, 10y
May - II J. d. ASH.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15
Fruit Trees In the mountains.

In speaking of fruit trees in the mountains,
the San Andreas Independent says that il is
no longer a question of experiment, whether
they will do well, but matter of fact which
has been well and thoroughly tested, and they
are found to flourish in any portion of the
mining districts, where there is an opportuni.
ty to irrigate and sufIicency of soil for the
trees to take root.
In verification Of the above facts, we have in
Marposa county a number of fine, thrifty or
chards, whose fruits in year or two will am
ply repay their enterprising owners for the
time and labor expended in rearing them to
their present flourishing condition. Messrs.
Powell and Alison, a short time SINCE present
ed us with a fine lot of peaches, raised on their
ranch near Mormon Bar, few miles from
Marposa town, which for size and favor could
not be beat easily. Their trees are in fine
state of cultivation, and they are gentlemen
who are not afraid to expend money and la
bor and look to the future for their reward.
There are many others in and about Marposa
soNhf NhVoS ShiuOuo anu Siouhuo eAhiph thO
taste and pride they have taken in planting
fruit trees, and who will shortly have the sat
isfaction of luxuriating upon the fruit of their
own vines and trees. And there are many who
regret their want of forethought in planting
fruit trees, and their objection may have been
that they did not consider themselves located
in fruit growing district, but this can be no
longer an excuse, and they should 60 to work
and plant trees-they will never regret it.
In Hornitos and its vicinity, several orchards
have been planted, but there has not been
as much attention paid to the cultivation
of fruit trees as we should like to chronicle.
Messrs. McElroy and Tonge have some 400
peach, 40 apples, 12 pear, 10 cherry, plum,
and several apricot, fig and almond trees, all
in hourishing condition These trees are of
two years growth, and were selected and
planted with great taste and care by their en-
terprising owners. They have planted five
hundred grape vines of choice varieties, and of
the same growth as the trees. Our citizens
can congratulate themselves on the enterprise
of these gentleman, as in year or two we
can be supplied from their garden with deli
cious fruit, nice and fresh not like that which
we get from below, generally bruised or wilt
ed and its favor lost.
Messrs. McElroy and Tonge, purchased their
supply of fruit trees, ETC., principally from the
nursery of Messrs. Smith & Winchel at San
Jose, and the present thrifty appearance of the
trees reflect great credit on the original grow
crs as well as on the management and attention
of the present owners.
During the coming rainy season we hope to
notice the preparation of many eligible spots
of ground in our vicinity, for the reception of
fruit trees.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

HuNG-A story has been for some time re.
ported, and is now generally believed, to the
effect that three men who left Volcano some
time ago for the States, via the plains, stopped
on the way to steal cattle. Two of the three
were brothers. 1t seems that somewhere on
the other side Of the mountains they stole a
herd of cattle, and the next day were over
taken and captured. A rope was prepared
Tor them, but they begged and cried and
made such promises of speedy departure, that
they were permitted TO go clear The same
night, however, they stole the same cattle again,
and were again captured The elder of the
brothers was hung, the others made their es-
cape.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

ST.. HELENA.-By private advice from St.
Helena, it is said that the Emperor Louis Ma
poleon has purchased the site of the tomb of
his uncle the great Napoleon, for $4,000, and
Longwood, the farm on which the conquered
conqueror's last years were passed, for $1s,-
900. A commission is expected soon to ar
rive for the purpose of putting Longwood in
complete order and decorating the grounds
A fine monument is also to be erected over
the tomb
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

TUoLUMNE.-A correspondent of the 18th,
writing from La Grange, says the rains have
caused rise in the Tuoumnc river, and pre-
vented many Of the miners from working their
claims for the present They expect to re-
sumo their work again as soon as the water
falls Our ditch is running full Of water
Soon as the heavy rains set in, the hydraulic
claims in this vicinity will be worked to good
advantage"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15
HORNITOS:. :.

ANOTHER CHANGE.-The Placerville Ameri.
can has undergone change; Park, Cole &
Barstow are now editors and proprietors. We
welcome them to the arena of newspaperdom,
and heartily wish them success.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

for $1,000, between Harry of the West and
Reubc Chandler, made by Messrs. Farrens
and Boiling, took place on the above named
course on Friday last Harry of the West win.
ming the race by eighteen feet
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

ALL for LovE.-A young man named Fran
els M. Spencer was sentenced to two years i'm
prisonment at Clinton, N. Y, for stealing a
horse. His motive for the theft was to raise
money to pay his expenses to Connecticut,
where his lady love resided, whom he was
anxious to visit, but had not the means
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

ERRoR.-In our report, last week, of the
race between the Gregory horse and Fanny
Boiling, which came off on the 1st inst, over
the course on McDermott's Ranch, an error
occurs. 1t should read, Fl" the Gregory horse
winner by twelve feet" instead of "Fanny
Boiling winner by twelve feet"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

SAUNDERS & HICKMAN, SrooKToN.-These
gentlemen, dealers in hardware, cutlery stoves,
agricultural and mining implements, etc, Main
street, between Hunter and FL Dorado streets,
Stockton, will gil orders for any thing in their
line, on the most advantageous terms, from
their new and we-selected stock of goods.
See card
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

New DISCOVERIES OF QUARTZ Severa
quartz veins were discovered during the pas
week in this vicinity. One of them is sup
osed to be a continuation of the Jersey vein
which is very rich
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

MATRMoMY.-" When a woman" says Mrs.
Partirgton, has once married with a CONCEAL
ing heart, and one that beats responsible to
ner own she will never want to enter into the
maritime state again."
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN IowA.-The
Democratic State Convention held at Iowa
City, Iowa. Aug. Goth, nominated B. NJ. Sam
uels for Governor, and Col. Gillespie for Lieu
tenant Governor
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

REcEPT.--The total amount of receipts by
the State Agricultural Society, taken at the
Fair and Cattle Grounds, says the Stockton
Argus, will reach nearly $4,000
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

PHUNNY.-Ben., of the Independent at San
Andreas, apostrophizes our adventures at the
Fair, in his usual phunny style, and it is only
to spare his "pheelinks" that we refrain from
mentioning the cause of his " weaknesses, "
and the attractive object Of his expensive alb
stracton during the last days of that occasion.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

MERGED RIvER-The late rains have caused
only slight rise in the river, which has nearly
subsided. We have not heard of any serious
damage done to the miners, except the retard-
ing of their operations for eight or ten days,
which of course will be somewhat felt at this
late season of the year.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

RoNDo.-Trials for playing this game still
come before the courts at Sacramento The
opinion seems to prevail that it is banking
game, and consequently comes under the pro-
visions of the statute.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

ESCAPED PRIsoNERs.-One hundred and
eleven prisoners have escaped from the peni-
tentiary since April, 1856; thirty five have
been retaken; seventy-six still at large
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

BLAcKsNTHs Tools FOR SALE.-Mr. j. G..
Rogers, offers for sale a complete set of black
smiths tools, at very low price. Now is the
time to make good bargain. See Advertise
ment
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

SwEETs-Pampernickle says womans
heart is the most sweetest thing in the world +;
in fact, perfect honeycomb, full of SELLS
Bee ware
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-15

SENTENCED -Bein, the San Francisco Mint
robber, has been sentenced to the State Pris-
on for six years, and to pay fine of $4,000.