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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-24
smiths HctelI

~ 80, 222 BURNETT STREET
I Corner Of HIRAM, long k1oacp as Essafi Head.
.5.f, NEW BRUINS WICK. N.553llr
THE ABOVE HOUSE, KEPT FOfs TIRE LAST
l. Is years by Henry Smith Esq .as the Bull,s
Head has recently passed into the hands of the sub
scriber, (who for number OF years was pripcinaI,
assistant at Sele's hotel nndeEthe mana cement as
3. D, STEELE, ESQ., and has been remodee(f ana re.
furnished throughout >.
The subscriber pledges himself that nsahinr shan
be wanting to mako his gaests comfortable and at
home, He hopes 70 merit and recaive the patronage
of his friends and the travelling public large and
convenient STABLE is attached TO the House ana
attentive '0stlers in attendance s.GG59 N--
g<gN Horses and carriages to Let Also Horses IA.
keniOn Livery, 3, moderate rate,
STAGE LINES ;F-Stages leave the above house evar
morning. CSpndavs excepted for Boundbreok ana
SomeFville' at Sl2ocloek, A NJ, Old Britise Sno,S
wood. md Freehold MONDAYS. W.dpssSays 49,,
Saturdays, at o'clock r. NJ. slitldieioN,, point and
Keypora. on Monday and THURSDAYS s,2 IL o,cloes
2 M Van Kinks Express and Stssv every day for
Harlingen. 1879 ~~' i0'
ouiltibuses leave this House 1, erv rnorn;ng n
to curry I,asssns crs' 81 : e;t,,gast for NJ
York. JOHN wsfyIAMs ~"
AaaFss' : 1872 Propr.st0e
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A T THIS INSTITUTION, THOROUGH IN
n struction is given in all branches necessary to
prepare boys for College, or for business, ts
There are two SESSIONS and two vacations in the
year. The vacations. each IL weeks occur i'll the
Spring and Fall The next Summer session will
commence on Wednesday the 18th day Of May.
The terms are 1920 year, payable quarterly in
advance. This is in full for Board Tuition, Fuel,
Lights, Washing, Beds, Bedding, &c. 1t is reques-
ted that the pupils bring with Them their own tow
els, napkins clothes bag, pair of slippers and an
umbrella; and that each have his name distinctly
marked on his articles of clothing
The terms for day scholars are $40 quarter in ad
vance.
AN extra charge of one dollar per quarter is made
for instruction III Vocal Music aid of ssl2 per
quarter for Instruction on the Piano. and use OF
instrument. iaN
Freehold, April 49, 1857. s. 25-tf
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Preventive of Cholera!

1CVCAIG1FC III OAAO1CI a
DARNEs' CAMPHORADED EXTRACT OF GIN
Dger, for the cure Of SUMNER COMPLAINT CHOLERA
Mo&BUs, CRAMP, CHoLTc, DYsENTERY, and CHoLERA
does not contain Opium IN any form, and wherever
used has taken the place Of all other remedies This
Remedy has cured of Cholera after the rice
water discharged had occurred it does not const
pate the bowels. Hundreds of physicians who have
used it declare that in all their experience they have
ever met with case where it constipated the bow
els In cases Of ordinary diarrhoea two doses
is sufficient to effect a cure
~ CAUTION.
The name of tCamphoratd Extract of Ginger was
given this remedy matter Of convenience only; the
title would indicate that it was merely preparation
of Camphor and Gnger-besdes Camphor and Gin
and the latter greater in strength than ordinary
preparations of Ginger it contains four other medi
CITES the whole combined as tenake it the most
desirable remedy of the kind in existence the great
reputation it has acquired has induced some persons
mised by its name, to make Camphorated Extracts
and Camphorated Essences of Ginger, and to palm
them off as the genuine article of Barnes the only
effect Of which to deceive those who used them
as many have expressed themselves.
The signature of JOHN R S BARNES, is on q pri-
yate label on each bottle and on the outside wrapper
WITHOUT THEM is GENUINE. HUNDREDS OF
THE CITIZENS OF MONMOUTH COUNTY HAVE BEED BEN.
EFITTED BY THIS REMEDY, AFTER ALL OTHERS HAD
FAILED. as M Na
Prepared ONLY, at Barnes Drug Store, Trenton N
j., sold by VIM. Voorhees,, and D. C. Perrine, Free
hold and at all the stores in the County and gener-
ally throughout the State.
July o. 1857 S7-1y
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For SALEe
IT Is A FACT

III ~ A FACT
THAT THE PEOPLE CAN BUY OF ROTH, THE
l. watch maker at Freehold, y. j. a good article
in the Watch aud Jewelry line for less moey than
you can buy spurious ole Of the Gentry who trav-
ell about the country humbugging the People ont of
their money.
WATCH GLASSES, WATCH CRYSTALS.
Prices reduced from % TO fit cen ce its, in open
faced Watches, Ill Hunting Watches Is cents each
by JOHN ROTH
WATCHES! WATCHES!!
Do you want Gold or Silver Patent Lever Hunt
ing Watch, come to Roth; do you wait fife
Ladies gold Watch with genuine good Chain, go
to John Roth; you can save money and trouble, as
he will sell you all eighteen caret Coli Watch for
less money than you dream Of and if you want
good Silver Watch go by all means to Roth the
Watch Maker, and see before purchasing elsewhere,
it will be saving and instruction to YOU and any
how it win pay You to call on him
NOW FOR THE LADIES.
Just got in new lot of the best and latest STYLED
Jewery, and cheaper than ever. Eight caiet solid
plain and chased Finger Rings Also Seal and
Cluster Rings, Cameo Breast Phls aid Ear Rings
Coral Beads for Children Studs and Sleeve Buttons
&c. Nothing but gehuiae article will be sold, and
for less money than you buy jacobs gold jewelrv of
the travelling fraternity Also fine silver Spoons and
Butter Knives baud, every article sold will be en-
graved in the bargain if wished for Hair Braidng
neatly doae to order ia the mos elegant style.
Roth is always Ready,
To take you a beautiful aad life-ike Ambrotype
in plain or fancy case, or frame Come aud see he
will take you likeness that beats all you ever saw
in this line of the art JOHN ROTH
Freehold, August Goth. 1857. Aft
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A Fair Proposition.
The Tasting is the Proof of the
PUDDING

, ss.- FUDD1NG.
THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
the public that he has not only seen but has used
the Buck Stove and believes it to be good stove,
but he still contends that the PRIDE OF AMERICA is
decidedly the best Stove of the two-That its weight
Is equal if not eRATER-That the ocees are somewhat
LARGER-That the tlues under the ovens are BROADER
and DEEPER, (therefore easily cleaned and less
liable to get choked) The best way to decide which
is the best Stove is for every person wishing to pur
chase first class Cook Stove, is to examine both
weigh both-measure the ovens and fues and if my
Stove is not what represent it to be- do not buy it
Newspaper animadversions will not sell my Stove
but personal examination will satisfy the most
sceptica that the Pride of America is the best and
handsomest Cooking Stove for Wood in Monmouth
County.
1t still continues to be sold at 20 PER CENT
LESS THIN THE PRICE or THE BUCK
STOVES, at the New York Stove Store corner of
Main and Throckmorton Sts. Freehold
Y GEORGE C. DAVIS
oh
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HAMLET. BOlYNG

HUUSE q Sun FAINTER,
FaERH0LD, N.
DAINTING IN IMITATION OF OAK M APPLE
1 Walnut, AIahogony and Rosewood Also Mar
bic in any style 49, 49, 4i@t
neatly executed / AZ
October 25, 1854 =,
BUILDING lot PDK SaiR.,
SIrnATED IN THE VILLAGE cR FRBEH0In
~ near the Railroad, adjoining lot of b q Perrin,
The lot is $50 feet front by 800 deep. Enquire Of
A. G. Brown, or John w WEIGH, Feehold, or Of the
subscriber, at Old Bridge! 8l-la '"0
81 ROBERT S. HERBERT
Freehold. JAM %, 1857. ~ u IA ~
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Wanted.

SPANISH SILVER 2 Shilling Pieces, fol 25 cts
~ do do do do II IL
do do ola cts do Ia
In Exchange for all kinds Of goods, cheaper than
you can buy at any SssNfSbore
DC PERRINE
Freehold June 25th 1857. IS
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Admins rators' Notice.
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE
of George E, Tifen dec. late of Eatontown, Mon,
mouth Co, N j., are requested to make immediate
payment. And all persons having claims upon said
estate, will please present them for allowance and
settlement to 4
E. H. VANUxEM. ADMINISTRATORS.
Eatontown, N j., July 23d 1867. 80
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FREEHALnN z

:. It11IsILOLDy N. ,. :.
n DAILY NAIL LINE OF STAGES Et,-e LONG
- BRANCH, passing through Colts Mech, linton
Fails and Eatontown, leaves the Hotel of Carson &
Conover, Freehold, on the arrival of the morninQ
trains from New York and Philadelphia. Rerurnjnr
leave Long Branch at A NJ.
A daily mail line for TOMS RIVER. scorpacti,o
with other lines South leaves Freehold o, te arris
Va: OF the morning trains Retaring. leave Toms
River at d. NJ and arrive in time fer tie = ?. N,
trans for New York and Philadelphia. ada
daily line for SQUAN VILLAGE passing tire.
blue BAL! Farningda.e and Lower seuancnn, leaves
Squan village at IL o'clock A. N s,ss arrive IN
freehold IN time to take the early lines for New
OK and Philadelphia. Returning, leave FleelslS
on the arrival of the morning trains, f0l.
10 Passengers can be conveyed TO aiv part oftbe
County by these lines and their connection,
Freehold, June 20, 1856. s4-tf
Iho Moxxr q eS=.1 4 . =
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DO Won Kmow

Do You Know
Tthat the disease which is now affecting thousandsT
and which by many physicians is called B.
+ Breaking Out,
Ills beyond shadow Of doubt, none other thanFT
the old fashioned Scotch Fiddle, or in other =
fswofds, the q
seven Years Itch!
III The past four winters have proved it is so.-H
Many who were afflicted used
y Birthstone Ointment, @
1rthe common remedy, found to their sorrow That's,
Lit reappea ed the next season. in hits virulence
Ar Thousand who were disappointed, in theirsA
2Ndespair sought relief in Sarsaparillas, andN
sy1pther remedies called Blood Purifiers only torn
be again disappointed, were cured by using i
fay Barnes Itch Ointment. w~
4s4 This peculiar disease does not appear upon4H1.
$50 The hands, but upon the
Ii Legs and Arms. Il
mr Many are afflicted whilst undressing for themw
4V night, others only after they are in bed toxN
rrseep is impossible, Until after nature is ex- rv-
i hausted by rolling. tossing and scratching. L
This Ointment completely efadicates the disease
and in sections of cjuntry where used it has annihi
lated it, 1t is superior re,ned toallay the itching
attendant upon many cases of letter.
TO HORSEMEN.
HYDER ALI MIXTURE.
This ce ebrated Embrocation has been thoroughly
tested and is pronounced superior to any other in
use; it is prepared from receipt Of the late
WILLIAM /. PHILLIPS;
who was well known to all horsemen ia Monmouth
County it will cure ALL external Injuries or blemish
to the Horse EXCEPT Bone SPAWN. sfE
Prepared ONLY at Barnes Drug Store sold by
Voorhees,, and BY Perriae Freehold and stores gen.
orally throughout the State.
May 14th 1851 90
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Freehold, Sept. Bird, 1857
Dash R0XEg.

YIoW CAN A BUSINESS Man GET ALONG
l-4s-without Cash Box, those Jappaned cash
Boxes at Geo. c. Davis are Just the thing.
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HARDWARE.

TX EEP THIS FACT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
~ Mr. Editor if you please that Davis is selling
'4abe CUTLERY, Scissors, Pocket knives &C. &c. and
the cost of the same.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
SUMMONS Township No. l, County of MaripOsa.

7s con1y Io aS Me3nosa Is JrneE COURT Township No.
THE People Of the State of California to G. Hall You
are hereby summoned to appear before Justice Of
the Peace for The aforesaid Township County and state at
my Office Ioitos Friday, the Ilh day OF september
A. d. 1851 at o O'Clock A. NJ to answer the complaint OF
A. Black in action of Debt on book account wherein
ty six cents and for failure to appear and answer the
plaintiff viii judgment against for the sum OF TWEEN
dollars and twenty cents and costs Of suit Given
under my hand this 2lst day Of August A. d. 1851.
JOHN BALFoUR, J. P.
II appearing to my satisfaction by affidavit, that f. O.
Hall cannot be found and that A. g.. Black has cause OF
action against g. Hall Therefore ordered uat thc
above summons be published week for three weeks
in the Maposa Democrat and copy be deposited in The
Post Office directed to him
Dated 2lst day Of August, A. ID. 1857.
au273 JOHN BAlFOlk, Justice {" the feace'
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
MAnlrosA. August llib, 1851.

Messrs. JosErH p lIoGE, Democratic State
TERENCE FoLEY, Central Committee
R.C.PAGE& Others San Francisco.
GESTLniES-In consequence Of local canses exist
ing in our County at this time, the Democratic party
are so distracted and divided as to make defeat inev-
liable, unless something be done to reconcile the
conflicting elements. For this reason, therefore, we
write to give you statement Of our difficulties and
obtain your opinion relative to party usages, &c, be-
lieving that it will have much weight coming from the
State Central Committee. The Democratic Conyen-
ton Of 1856, after making all nominations, elected
Central Committee for Madposa county, of which
Committee II. G. Worthington was member. Pre-
vious to lst Of August, 1851 this Committee duly is
sued their call for Convention to meet in Mahposa
on August st in which said call they invited the CO
operation of Merced County so far as the nomination
| Of Members Of Assembly was concerned. Upon the
LIST of August the Convention met, and after the cleo
ton of Chairman and Secretary and reports of the
Committee on credentials the Convention nominated
| Assemlymen one from this and one from Merced
county. After this was done the Merced Delegation
withdrew from the Convention. An effort was then
made to organize into County Convention for nom
nation of county officers. This occasioned indescrb-
able confusion in the midst Of which, and without or
ganizing into county Convention, a motion was
made and carried to adjourn sine die. Whereupon
the meeting was dsbanded. Thereupon the old coun-
ty Central Committee deemed it their duty to call
another Convention. which done for the 18th Of
| August. This Convention met and nominated
] Ticket.
Now sirs, the question is did this Committee have
the power to call this new Convention2 This power
is denied, on the ground that the office Of the Cen
trail Committee of 1856, expired on the assembling Of
the county Convention of August lst, 1851 II so,
the Democratic party was without Central Commit
tee in the county.
This is an important question, and we beg Of you 10
give this your immediate attention, as upon 1t may de
pend the success of the party in this county, we
therefore trust you will give US an immediate reply,
Very truly we have the honor to be
Your Obt Servants,
II. G. WORTHINGTON
SAML. A. MERRITT.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
To the Democratic Voters of Mariposa Co.
Important Correspondence.

By the correspondence below it will be per-
ceived that the doubts Gf any really existed
of the propriety and legitimacy of the Demo
cratic county convention of the 18th inst. are
entirely removed and cleared up. After the
failure of the convention of the 1st and Sd of
August to make nominations for county Off
ces the central committee could not have
avoided calling new convention without
proving recreant to their duty and the party
which appointed them. 1t is well known that
the second convention was provided for on
principles perfectly fair and thoroughly Dem
cratic, and in manner best calculated to pre-
clude improper influences disturbing the will
of the majority of the Democrats Of the coun-
ty. The second convention was not calculated
in any manner to interfere with the chances
Of any one lawfully entitled to nomination,
for no one can be so entitled unless with the
sanction Of the majority he purposes to repre-
sent of the Democracy of the county, and no
better mode of obtaining their sense could
have been provided than the one adopted by
the late central committee.
The cause of the rupture, adjournment and
failure of the first convention arose from ina
bility to ascertain the will of the majority, ow-
ing to the delegations of certain precincts
being contested. 1t was only question Of
counting noses, which the convention could
not for the above mentioned causes clearly
and satisfactorily do How then under the
circumstances could any true, sane, and relia-
bic Democrat object TO a new conventionG
Now It is certain who favor the great Demo
cratic doctrines Of justice, fair play and the
viii of the majority.
Upon the adjournment, sine die of the Dem
ocratic County Convention, held in the Town
of Mariposa, Mariposa County, on the lst day
of August, 1857, the Democratic County Cen
trail Committee issued call for another Dem
ocratc County Convention, to be held in the
Town of Mariposa on the 18th day of August,
1857. The power to do so was questioned by
number of the Delegates of the Convention
of the 1st, when Messrs. Merritt and Worthing
ton addressed the following letter of enquiry
to the Democratic State Central Committee,
and. received the subjoined reply:
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY NOMINEES.

For Members of the Assembly,
Dan. Showalter, of Mariposa Co.
/. N. Ward, of Merced Co.
For County Judge,
j. M. Bondurant.
For Sheriff,
ID. M. Pool.
For County Clerk,
George R. Baker.
For Recorder,
Samuel b. Thomas.
For Treasurer,
j. S. Watts.
For District Attorney,
b. b. Harris.
For Assessor
j. F. jenkins.
For Public Administrator,
James W. Torney.
For Surveyor,
j. Kyle.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

FIRE.-Mr. B. +. Ross, one of our oldest
residents in this County, met with great
misfortune on last Thursday, in having his
residence entirely destroyed by fire. SO rapid
was the spread of the flames that nothing even
of the clothing of the members of the family
were saved, who were left destitute of house
and home. Dr. Brockway was soliciting sub
scriptions for their relefin this town last week,
and we are happy to learn that he met with
the most encouraging success among the hu-
name portion of our community.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN B. WELLER, of Sacramento.
For Lieutenant-G Governor,
Joseph Walh'up, Of Placer.
For Judges of Supreme Court
Stephen j. Field, Full Term,
2. H. Burnett, Unexpired Term.
For Comptroller,
j. w. Vaudeville, of Tuolumne.
For State Treasurer,
Thomas Findley, Full Term,
Jas. L. English, Unexpired Term.
For Attorney General,
Thos. III. Williams, of Ell Dorado.
For Surveyor General,
Horace A. Higley, of Alameda.
For State Printer.
John OMeara, of San Francisco.
On the State Debt Question,
Pay the Debt.
Constitutional Convention,
For the Convention.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
'Ana OIL aKIL aHL 81 MON
SUMMONS Township No. 1, County of Maripos
stSte o. C"9Tn az Marin Is Jusncs couR Township No.

state Of California, f t,.r,c,s c,,,pr Tounsbi, M
County of Mariposa. " w.
NE People Of the State Of California to f. G. Hall You
hereby summoned TO appear before Justice of
the Peace for Township No l. County and State aforesaid
at my Office urnitos at Il O'Clock, NJ Thursday the
10th day Of September A. d. 1851 to the complaint
Of Montgomery Cocanour action of Debt book
account wherein the said Plaintiffs claim the Of one
hundred and four dollars and nineteen cents and for a
failure to appear and answer the plaintiffs will take judg
ment against you & the Of one hundred and four dol
lars and nineteen cents and costs Of suit
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of August 1857
JOHN BAlFOuR, J. p.
1t appearing my satisfaction that f. G Hall cannot be
found and that Montgomery Coeanour has Of ae
tan against the aforesaid g. Hall therefore 1t is ordered
tha; service Of summons be made by publication inhe
Mariposa Democrat week for three weeks, and a
copy be deposited in the Post Office directed to him.
Dated August Goth A. D. 1881
au2T.3 JOHN BAI.FOuR Justice Of the Peace.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
SUMMONS Township No. l, County of Marip0sa

State of California, IN JtsrcEs CouRr Township No l.
County Of Mariposa-
rINE People Of the state Of California 10 = u h You
| arc hereby summoned TO appear before me Justice
- The peace for Township No. of County and state aiore-
aid AT nv Office Hornitos at 10 O'Clock, on Thursday
~, iob iay of september d. 1851, to answer the com
nlant of Hnssey Browndeld in action OF Debt on an
annt and order for goods wherein the Plaintiffs claim
% im of twenty two dollars and your cents and Tor
failure to appear and answer the plaintiffs viii take JUG
nent against YOU for aforesaid Of twenty doi
lars and fortyour cents and costs OF sa Given uhue'
ny JOHN BALFOUR, j. 7.
:. r,o,i,, IN my satisfaction that f. G. Hall cannot
b found and that Hussey & Brownfed has cause OF ae
zion AGAINST the aforesaid w. G. Hall u s ordered That ser
% ~ ne summons be made by publication in the Manpo
"a nnocrat once week for three weeks, and copy be de
/ nosited In the Post Office, directed TO him.
Dated both day of August, A. D. 1851.
sna73 JoHN BAIFOuR, Justice Of the Peace
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
sAN FnANolsco, August 18th, 1857,

Hon. S. A. MERRITT Il II. G. WoRTHINGToN.
Genilemen-ln reply to your letter dated Mariposa
August Nth, 1857, the undersigned members Of the
state Central Committee beg leave to express it as
our opinion, that yonr county Central Committee ex
isted in full force and power until their successors
were appointed and organized and that their call oi
the second county Convention was legal and binding
and strictly in accordance with time-honored Demo
cratic usage.
Hoping, gentlemen, that you may be able to ami
cably arrange your differences, without prfudice 'c
the cause, we are,
Respectfully Your Ob't. Servants.
JOSEPH p. H0GE,
HENRY y. TRUErT, san franclsco'
TERENCE FOLEY,
A. r.. MELONEY, Contra Costa.
WM. MATTHEW'S, Santa Clara:
ROBERT c. PAGE, San Francisco
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
Opposition to Monopoly Combined!
THROUGH IN ONE DAY
FROM 2S2SA AND TO
LA GRANGE, French Bar MURRAY's BRIDGE,
Phillips Ferry and Hornitos.

On and after Monday April 9th, the subscriber will
Tri-Neokly line Of Stage to the above places
Leaving Stockton TUESDAYS THU IURSDAYS. and SATuR-
DAYS, on the arrival Of the San francisco boat
Returning leave the Office at liornitos at O'Clock NJ
MONDAYS WEnNEsbAYs and FRIDAYS, arriving in
Stockton at o'clock, NJ
II. C. LONG, Agent, Hornos Office, adjoining Fl Dorado
House.
wM. D. FARRELL, Agent La Grange oGce, Anderson
House.
Office in Stockton in Browns Brick Building, on the
Levee few doors below Centre Street.
jelld TIMOTHY PAIGE.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
For sale.

rI,HE HOUSE AND LOT NOW OCCUPIED AS DRINKING
saloon and Restaurant situated next door to the Once
Of Narposa Democrat and formerly occupied by Adam
Yates For further particulars Enquire Of Mr. lnneback
er at Wells Fargo Co. 5 Express, or ADAM fAlfS.
Hornitos, July % 1871 ly@Su
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
Mmiposa Democrat.
HORNITOS:
TUESDAY EVENING. ..............s SEPT. 1.

Our PAPER-Our readers will perceive that
our paper is dated and issued two days in ad-
vance of our usual day of publication. This
has been done in order to use one more effort
before the election, in the good old cause Of
Democracy
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

Itappearing to my satisfaction by affidavit, that G;
Hall cannot be found and that II s. Brockway has good
eanse Of action against him therefore it is ordered that
the ahyve summons be published once week Tor tnIee
weeks in the Marrosa emocrat and copy Of deposited
ia the Post Office directed to him.
Dated DIST day of August, A. y. 1881 -,
ana73 JOHN BALfoUR Justice of the Peace
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

Luscious PEAoHEs--We return our thanks
to Messrs. Powell & Alison, for box of most
delicious peaches, from their rancho below
Mormon Bar.