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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20
.4na Oh aKIL aHL 81 MON
Opposition to Monopoly Combinedl
THROUGH IN ONE DAY
FROM g@2S AND TO
La GRANGE, French Bar MURRAY's BRIDGE,
Phillips Ferry and Hornitos.

On and after Monday April 27ih the subscriber viii run
rri-Weekly line Of stag TO the above places
Leaving stockton 1Uf<DAYS, THu hslAYS- and SATCE-
DAYs, on the arrival Of the san Francisco boat
Returning leave the Office ornitos at O'Clock A. NJ,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, arriving In
stockton at l O'Clock, p. NJ
II. long, Agent Hornitos Office adjoining Il Dorado
House.
wM B. FARRELL. Agent, la Grange 0Hce, Anderson
House.
Office in Stockton in Browns Brick Bnilding, on the
Ievee a few doors bsow Centre street.
ielin TIMOTHY PAIGE.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20
Aqua FRIO TANNERY,
at Aqua E.rio.
L. de BLAINVILLE, ....... Proprietor.

HE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Mari
posa and surrounding countless that his Tannery Is il
successful operation He has choice assortment and viii
keep constantly on hand every variety of LEATHER,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20

PfE, NOT PI.-We received some splendid
pies from lady of this place, which could not
well be compared to printers usual pa, as they
were elegant. The fair donor will please &C.
cept our thanks.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20

FINE PEAoHEs-We received present Of a
box Of fine luscious peaches from DIR. S. G.
George, of Visalia. The Doctor, who has
fourishing garden at the above named place,
with large orchard filled with the choicest
varieties, will accept of the thanks of the office
for this rich treat
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20

SURGICAL INrIRMARY.-We would call the
attention Of our readers to the advertisement
of DR.. r. Beverly Cole, who has established
Surgical Infrmary in San Francisco. DR..
Cole is gentleman of more than California
reputation.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20
.s-OW.IS THE TINE TO BUY
FOR S ALE

A lot OF GROUND, SITUATED ONE MILE FROM MARI
n posa upon the Stockton Road known as Dr. Boyce
Ranch. II has upon It GOOD HOUSE, and out houses,
and Is enclosed by good substantial Fence also, good
well Of water on The premises Said property will be sold
very low for Cash Inquire at the office OF Dr. A. d. BoYtE
west side Of the Plaza, Horuitos jelsu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20

NARRATIVE OF EDWARD McGowAN.-We arc
indebted to Mr. j. w. Sullivan, Newspaper
Agent next door to the Post.oflicc, San Fran
cisco, for a copy of this narrative. This work
has considerable number of spirited wood
cuts, and on the cover an engraving ( the
"Judge" with an autograph "your FRIEND"
very fairly executed. The book contains 24O
pages, and will be furnished by mail, postage
paid for ST. 1t is very cheap at that price,
intensely interesting, and well written. The
description of the incident, road and travel 10
the lower country, is very graphically and
truthfully portrayed.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20

FRuIr-Mr. w. Hamilton, Of Santa Clara,
visits this part Of the county every two weeks,
with load of fine peaches, pears. &C. We
acknowledge the receipt of lot of peaches and
pears from him on his last trip to this place
He will be here again about the 9th September
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20

as- HAS CONSTANTLY on HAND FULL AssoRr.
ment Of Fresh Drugs and Medicines well all tho
American English and French Chemicals in common use,
also shakers Herbs, Roots and extracts Family Medi
eines all the best kind Of Pills sarsaparas 0inments
saves and in fact EVERY THING that could be expected
to DO found in well stocked Drug Store. ieilh
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-20
II III f. FE r r. Y BOA T.

THE PROPRIETORs have saunch FERRY BOAT, i'm
ediatey opposite the Hotel whiehis capable of crossing
the heaviest laded wagons, and will be attended with
promptness at all hours OF the day and night
iyl0tf MclsAE Il RIVERCOMB
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09
THE PROHIBITI0NJST.

Published Monthly, by the Executive Commit
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asa M.Cos, member OF the Executive Commit
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their wisdom and eloqronee 20 its columns.
win The Number for January, is5s, u begins
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and eireulatcs 10 every State. II the adh erent
Q. no one political party nor the opponent Of an
The Liquor Tranc. and the extiFpnlion OF Intem-
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ubllc mind, Il Is absolutely silent
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

LETTER FROM HON. JOHN MINOR BoTTs,
OF VIRGINIA.

Messrs. WM S. BEERs q Co.
Observation-Disclosures OF duty TO the az
nietcd alone PROMPTING 10 send you this yolunta-
~ Testimonial 10 the great value OF CARrER's
SPANISH MIXTURE, for that almont incurable dis
ease, scrofula.
without being disposed, or deemlng Il necessa-
ry, TO 60 into tho particulars OF the case can say
that the astonishing results that have been produ
eed by that medicine, on member OF my own
family, and under my own observation and super
intondenco, aflor the skill OF the best physicians
had been exhausted, and all the usual remedies
had failed, fully justify mo In recommending its
use 10 all who may be suffering from that dreaefu
malady.
do not mean TO say that Il l. adapted 10 all con-
situations, or that 10 Will afford the same relief I'm
all cases; for of course, eau know nothing about
that-but from what | have seen OF tho effects,
would not hesitate 10 u In any aud every case
OF Scrofula, W It'll persons for whom fol inter-
est, or over whom could erclsc influence or
control. Respectfully yours,
JOHN 81. BOTrS
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09
No Family shonld be without Hoof'
lands German Bitters.

Children cured Of the Summer Complaint.
Camden, N. j., March IA, 1855.
Dear sir:--It Ia with much pleasure that ! In
form you OF the great benefits derived from IN Q
nss Of your German Bltters In my fgmily. Dur
ing the greater part OF last summer. my son, aged
two years. was severely afflicted with The summer
Compiyini In tho worst form, for which various
remedies prescribed by physicians and others
were used, but with no avail. also sent him 10
the country, but II proved OF but little benefit
Having a bottle OF German Blttors In the house.
was persuaded 10 Try that, which 10 my nstonish-
mcnt entirely Gu red him. iie continued 10 take
the Blticrs some lime afterwards aud became
healthy. have tho greatest confidence In tho
Bitiors, and feel no hesitation In saying that no
family should DO without them.
JOHN w. PARIS,
Plum street, above second.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09
A CHAITE NGE,

mHE RESULT OF tho trial OF Corn crushers nt
L BrookvIlle on Saturday the Sixth Of Decenl-
oer,being unsatisfactory 70 the parties intee
hereby invite any and all Corn crushers who
feel so disposed, 90 meet the
"IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT"
al BrookviIle, on the first Tuesday In September,
1857, TO compete for Purse, on the following
terms:
let. COMMITTEES Of Ave DISTINGUISHED men
shall be chosen, nj least Ten days before the day
Of trial, tho manner Of choosing said COMMITTEES
TO be determined by consultation with the eompet-
I'd. This committee shall receive $40 each for
thelr services, 90 be paid out OF the "purse y
ID. Each competing Min shall pay to The COM
mittoo 500, before commencing 10 grind; the
monis thus paid 10 coDNltute a "puiscn which
shall be awarded TO the vest Mill, alter the CON-
ed above.
an. rho mills shall be set 10 grind OF an even
oneness Of meal, and shall IN no case be changed
slh. No Mil shall be fed or forced by hand, but
allowed to supply themselves, the corn being
thrown loosely into the hoppers
9th. Each mill shall grind one hundred revo iu-
IN. The same quality of corn shall be used by
all the Mills.
9Th. The meal Of each Mn shall be accurately
OF il. one bushei Of the meal nom each MIL
shall be passed through No 4 seiye'
9th. The power required for each mill shall be
noted by the use Of the "Dynanomeier."
10th. Amer grinding 10 the satisfaction Of the
committee, the strength and durability OF each
min shall be proven, BY putting into the mills
such hard substances n are liable 10 get them
In ordinary usage, until all the mills are either
broken or Otherwise rendered useless.
IL shall be the duty oftho comm ittee 10 note at
entiyeiy all the qualities OF each mill, and make
thorough examinations with that view. To make
mono randum OF each itom that falls under their
observation, and after the trial Is over retire and
compare notes, and render full Report; aud
award the Premium to the Mill which shall, In
their opinion. best deserve IL.
II shall be obligatory upon all competitors tha,
they shall be upon the ground, ready for oporat'
Ing, by nine o'clock, A. M.,-and also upon the
committee to be present at that hour.
WILLIAM MULFcRD.
Rockville, Dec 18th, 1856 II
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09
PUBLIC SALE.

VIIE UNDERSIGNED will sell al pnblle auo ton
/ on Saturday the 10th Of January, 1897 tho fo.
loving described property, ylEl two horse wa.
gon aad fall sol OF harnessi ilfsl rate new sleigh
some pillow Rsats, pieWs. euluyatou and farming
utensils generality mitch COW, clock aud
household furniture,
sale 10 commence ~ 10 o'eoek OF SAID day NJ
tho residence Of sarah nlact ldge, on Tho llrook
Vile aud connefasille pike, three miles north OF
liFookyille,
TfRMA.--Ali sums OF three dollars and under
cash Ia hand, aud all sums over three dollars, .
months credit. purchaser giving note witn approx.
cd security, waving valuation and AppFalsmonl
laws.
deees nkueiLLA CASH.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09
PAPER FOR 7H AmwEm

preparatory to their admission into the
Union. Sir, they are not as free under
that construction as arc the people Of
State.
kentucky, to-day, can abolish slavery il
she viii, as also may any other southern
state; but those gentlemen who arc in ia
vor Of perfect freedom say that States
may abolish slavery, but that the people
of Territory cannot, that Congress can
not, and that no power can. Sir. is this
enlarging the liberties Of men? Is this
giving to men who emigratot to Terrific
ry-and that is the argument used in sup
port of the measure-the same rights
they enjoyed in the States? Tlis bill in
its exposition, its language, and its appli-
cation, has been fraud upon the country.
But do not propose to discuss that ques-
ton now. Isay, in conclusion, that what
ever conclusions gentleman may draw
from this canvass, the great principle which
underlies the platform and action Of the
Republican party win always live, and
continue to live on and on; and whenever
you attack the outposts Of freedom, you
will find that it will take possession Of
this Government and administer II upon
the same principles. and upon the same
platform, upon which il was administered
n the better days Of the country.
LIBERAL OLD LrNERs.-We are pleased
to record the fact that we have on our sub
scription list some forty odd old liners,
who regularly pay for the AmerIeaa and
read it. The most of them have taken
the paper ever since we have had charge Of
it. and most Of them say that while they
differ from us in politics, they like to have
the paper, both for its good domestic read
ing, and that they. may read for themselves
the views Of those who differ from them.
Such men make good neighbors and good
citizens. We can respect tho opinions Of q
man who is willing 10 examine both sides
Of a question and accord to his opponent
the honesty Of purpose which he claims
for himself We hopewo shall never
think less Of man in the social walks Of
life because he differs from us in opinion
on any subject.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

8 @ 50 Q 8 - 8 q Q

Tho greatest natural ornament 10 the "human
form divine" Is unquesilonably fine, lusuflan,,
aud healthy growth OF hair. II has boon 80 cs-
10 emcd In all ages OF the world, and among all
nations, savage and oiyilkcd. Hence, tho indl.
an brave regards the scalp Of his enemy az his
greatest trophy. For similar reason, the FASH
ionabo belle often dIsguscs thu region of vanity.
~ well az her other chronological organs with
borrowed locks.
No weo should discover mode OF preventing
tho hair from showing tho insoads OF envtoua
Timo by turning pycmatureiy grny-a method by
which II could DO restored when falling on or
turning white, and a way OF promoting lls contln'
nod and luxurlant growth, would be Justly onti-
sied 10 rank among The benefactors Of the human
race. Read tho testimonials IN another column,
81 the wonderful, not 10 say almost miraculous Of.
fects Of "rfoIcssor Woods Hair Roslorntiyo,' aud
SOC " he has not accomplished all ths.-caphaf
cry Tact.
Tor sole by u. v. Johnston.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09
BOOK 81 !.

| HAVE ON HANDS, very general as.or,mcn,
! OF books aud stationery among which arc
autobiography OF Pc ter CnrtWright
MY bondage aud MY Freedom
Footprints of an ItiuerWnt
8tfle, AK and Sudd Z q baws
Pioneers OF tho West
DRIED
Scrap Hooks, Blank books, Pass Hooks, Diaries
for 1887. Portfolios. and School Hooks OF all Kinds
used IN ihis locality all OF which are sold az tho
publishers retail fnea for cash.
ofaii kinds, including Fools
Cap, Letter, long Car, for lawyers use, CONNER
cial Note, and Note Paper, by the renm OF quife.
THE MAsAzlNES win he furnished nj
city priccs--ys cents for Harper, aud 10, for Tho
National. Persons VINO wish Ia take them In this
way will please call soon.
decie '50u. JOHN w. KkEiy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NofiCk IA hereby given that letters tcaIamcnla.
N ~ have been granted the undersigned xecu.
Toe 81 tho laat Will of stephen Craig, late OF
frank lin county, deceased. Persons having
claims against Inc estate, OF owing u are request.
cd 10 call and settle. The estate IA solvent.
Jane JUDAH fiiNCktEY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09
VALLEY HOUSE,

BkOOkpfLLE, IND.
JOHN KING. PROPRIETOR.
rrHIs HOUSE is ALWAYS OPEN FOR THE
= reception OF travellers and visitors, and Ut all
hours travellers will DO waited on by good atien-
danls. The table will DO furnished with the bosi
the market anords. Boarders can be accommo-
dated with single or double rooms, with 90 I'D
IRE and all other convcniences necessary Ind on
reasonable terms. In connection with this house
now there Is The best stable In tho County. being
sufficiently iafgc 10 accommodate fifty head Of
horses, and 10 drive twenty-five wagons or car
rlages inside. The stable will always be furnlsh-
cd with plenty Of good grain and hay, and attend
ed by good oetlcrs. Horses kept by the week /,
day or feed at the lowest possible rates.
In connection with the stable Will keen faw
good horses and buggies 20 hire. J am also re-
pared 10 take travellers or citizens TO any part of
the county they may wish 20 70 on reasonable
terms. J. KING. Proprietor
dee 10
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

.
Postage collected, with tho ltransporta-
ton of the mails, for tho year 1856:
Free States collected. .s4,67o. 725
G., -, ,x,, ZOE
sia'e SLAVES 'oie'''''' 100 10
Free cost transporh.... s'ooo'z'o
Slave " cost transport -. 2,3S5, 953
In further eorroboration OF the difference
in tho prosperity of the different sections
II, - -. ~,~.., e.o,,, a., s,,ooob oe
VIZ 's' - w
Mr.. Marshall, oil virginia delivered IN the
House Of Delegates of the State OF Vir-
einia. In tho year 1899:
ac,.~ l. r,,oo,. 90 ,ha wh;.os-ro.
~ = 80, ;,,a'~,.;,,,.
saus an,sh.. ~ ea 80 Il, !
ipe,p.'ssrrw5orr;vas she sn,,ncr thc weav.
~ .h.ss,,.h ,h, shaa,,alar ,ha oar,on-
~, '"v s ''a'.1, s"s s' aas $500. s-s lrh;,
eel admits ~ no r ramedvIit Z ,nereaslng
wi ss " s.'i,, N".; :. :. Z, - LII ha
v whole eco country will be- Inundated with one
black wave covering its whole extent with
few white faces here and there floating
on on 'ny surface. ne masse' nas no 1al' s'
thar instead Of being richer for his sons.
Is at loss how to provide for thcm; there
Is no diversity OF occupations, no ineent-
ives 70 enterprise Labor OF every speci,es
~ siavps Oar ,owns a,e "so,lanayv onr
villages almost everywhere declining, and
the general aspect Of tho country marks
tho curse OF reckless. Idle, wasteini pop
ula''on, VINO nave no ,nso,us' ~ wv so'''
crishcd.
"public improvements arc neglected,
aud the entire continent docs not present
.sS'oh 'or wh' en-. nature mas aonp ~ -
free labor tho soll Of Virginia h CAPABLE Of
sustaining vast population, among whom
labor would DO honorable, and whore INC ~,
:, busy mum ., i men -, wos s ,,e'' '''"' w
Tsasa Z ,hs ,a.,,,aaa. - . .oo ~ VII.
ILL. :, !. ..a ...,..,,'... - ,ha,.aa r.
sss.. 80 ~. ,ss, I 80 s,.sa,s ~ ,nan
,.ha -. .,,.ss,,,ass,hs -
:. w" '''""sss' y :"
' 'I ~, '"o q"',''o" . 49, o., VI
:" w. VIZ w WV !" nav 'as" .,'s'V'
' = . $500 $50. s ~, = ~"
perous States Of Ohio Indiana. and I'M.
noIs9 Ara wa 70 havol nroaneroua froe
slates or States watched down nv tho In.
oubus of slavery E? Il aouestion. not OF
Marty Int one Cor tho nrofound consider.
alton of ,he neonlaoe evsrv seet,on eflh,
Union. Itis n ouestlon which roos TO IA,
heart Of eyerv lover Of his country and
her prosnerity.
pnt soma 'of ,he opno.ltIon narty a
,bls IIon.o claim thelr reoen, ,rlnnph /,
,he country =. ,ha ,,dor.emont Of slayer,
sx,ar.lon las, .ou,lsmoo ~ no,,ae aus
eon.ldor bofero they ,eaoh that conclusion
Tn. no,,,,s,, ,vln. ~ ,ha pe,noc,n,,o MAJ,
~ appoalsd everywhere 10 The antInatb,
- ,hs nor,he,, nso,lo - ,ho ,n.,ln,,o,
Of slavery. They CHARGED that tho Re
publIeans 4. ,be last sosaIou voted 10 ok.
tend ,lavorv into ,ho Ter,lloyv Of Kap.a.
and that ,bo Democracy wore opnosod /,
a., a.,.n.,a. rh.. h.,a H. lo.,.,.a
Aha. tho neonla of Tho TerrI,orIe. had n.
,lrh, a. axoi,da .,avo,v d.,,ng ,holr ,oy
,,,o,,a, ox,.,oros Nv ,he,r Teyr',or,a, Loo,
I.la,n,a and ,ho, thov would mos. eor
,aInlv a. 40 n ImIsro,,e.on, ,ha oosl
tIon Of tho northern Democrats In tbelat,
contest Tho membor. Of INA. Marty her,
f,om Aha NORTH can eo,,oo, ns rho,,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09
raIANos pom nENr-NEw A

nrANOs fOu uENT-NEw AND
IL SECOND HANDEL have seven. al. ,s...i .r<rsz
" Pianos that want 10 rent, ahd. ~ Z, - y
will lot she rent apply on the pur.i q
chase until Tho rent pays for tho PInno. Come
rent, and pay for Piano and otknow ".
q. NJ. MuHcH,
MOI West Fourth street,
sole Agent for H., N.~ b,'s Pianos, aud bishop
~ Chid's melodeons. Jan
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

DIR. RoBAck's SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.
The cures accomplished d these great swedish
medicines would be Incredible II they were not
atiested by the parties themselves over their own
names. DR.. Robaek, the dscoyefer aud sole pro.
prletof Of these famous fcsiorntlyes, Ia now pre-.
pairing for publication his list OF cures Tor 1885,
many OF whom had been told by their faulty ply
sleianr that there was no help, they must die. Tho
faculty are thundefstruck. They never dreamed
capable Of reaching The eoat OF disease w the
blood, and restoring that nuid 10 healthy eondl-
uon, with absolute certainty. All diseases OF The
stomach liver, kidneys, nerves, skin glands and
muscles, are infalllbly renewed by Hood Purifier
and Hood pills. Hee adye rtisomont.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

prospectus Tor 1887.
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
EsrADLlsHxD AUGUST Z, 1871.
THE PUBLISHERS OF this old and armly ssls-
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The reading world. We have therefore airetds
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We design commanding. In the arst number In
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