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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

AN OCrsroKES ErlrArn.--A remarkably
CutspOken one, from a monument in llorslcy-
down Church, in Cumberland, runs as follows:
"Eere lie the bodies of Thomas Bond and
Mary his wife She was temperate, chastc
and charitable; but she was proud, pccvish
and passionate. She was an aiicctionatc wife
and tender mother, but her husband and child.
whom she loved, seldom saw her countcnancc
without disgusting frown, while she rccciv
cd visitors whom she dcSpiscd with an cndcar
ing smile. Her behaviour was discreet to-
word strangers, but imprulcnt in her family.
Abroad her. conduct was influenced by her
good breeding, but at home by i'll temper -
And 90 the epitaph runs on to considerable
length, acknowledging the goodquaitics ofthc
against it some peculiarly unamiabe trait.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
Cedar Ravine Hotel!
(Near Cedar Ravine Bridge

TTNlE above named hruse has been Thoroughly rcnrva.
l. ted and furnished throughout with No. Pull MAT
TRRSk$, and Is now open nr the of Reg.
ular aud Transient EnarcrS, \ large nImh,r If Beds
have recently been added, rendering the
in this respect, interior Ia in the city.
The TABLE will at all times he supplied with the Fest
the market affords And the ProrlctrcSS hopes hv strict
attention to the wants Of her guests receive share Of
public patronage MRS. ". RARR,
ftnprctrcss
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

Orb voTER-Isaac Cobb died recently
: s1lxsssz, N. H., at the age Of 90 years and 3
lnonths.. Lie voted for Washington fen Pres
idenk
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ALTA EXPRESS COMPANY.
Principal Offices.

Principal Offices.
PlnCcrV nlc--pavis / Roy. Agents:
san fran,'t With Freeman 20. corner Of Sacranen.
to and Montgomery c'ts:
Sirrantrntu--uftrr un ri street. brfw aud H.
Strcki"n-EH1rnbauni Van Allen. Agent:
Mary .NiIr-N Rmlel, Agent, street opposite the
Western House:
ornvillc--tha> French. Agent. Nn'n'!-n,ucry
Diamond Springs. Il Turner AGENT:
III lh'rIdN Nihl Srriugsl-tInA T. Jack am. Agent
.fhl"m Id nnan Wilbur Acrut, "II",ic the Railroad
Depot
Gcorgrt"wn-I. Cunningham. Agent;
Jack -"iIT II. 81 nim"rc, Atrut
Nrpr" IIiil--E. frauchrrc, Agent;
M"tluuil Island a Sluks. ~. at;
Carhrt ir-~Wm. L. J,rnrIan. Agent;
AND ALL PARTS or CALIFORNIA OREGON AND SOUTH
AMERICA. CONNECTING WITH
FREEMAN g. CO.'S
Atlantic. European and S"ith American Express, and
Nichols e. Co.'s Express
r" Orrgnn and Washington TERRITORIES,
Packages. Parcels. Letters. and Treasure forwarded with
Dispatch aud everything connected with the Express
promptly atteLdttliO.
~ BAnLAM, Jr, ! D,,
["ctiT-31ul NM FORD, ''"P'''"'s'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

Colossal CmrGcM " ST. PErEGSGrGG.-Thc
colossal Church Of ST Isaac, the largest in
Europe, with the exception Of St Peters, in
Rome, has just been finished and dedicated
with great pomp and ceremony in st. Peters
burg. The church, which is said to be
magnificent as well as gigantic structure,
was commenced bv Alexander !, in 1918, and
has consequently been forty years in the pro
cess Of construction. Under the Emperor
Nicholas great progress was male III the
building, but he did not live to witness its
completion. The church;will probably stand
for centuries, q monument Of Russian great
ness and perseverance. Its style is unique,
and for long time gave uinbrage the Siav-
0philes, who preferred an exclusive Russian
style, similar to that Of the kremiin churches
Of Moscow. 1t is surlnountcd by dome
three hundred and forty feet high supported
by twenty five polished pillars, and surround
ed by massive bronze gallery. 1t has four
fronts furnished with porticos Of one humid
red and twelve feet in length, which are sup
ported by granite monolths fifty feet high
The situation of the building is unequacd-
on the Place Of st. Isaac, adjoining the Admi-
ralty.place, with its principal front looking
out on the Ncva, and cnvironcd by palaces,
il 0veFlOoks not only the whole city, but it,
dome, with its lanterns and cross, is visible
from the entire surrounding country, as far aS
Cronstadt and the Gulf Of Finland.
The dedication of the church commenced
On the 10th Of June with conservation of the
principal altar; the two other affairs were con
secratcd on the following day. The dcdcn
don was not treated simply as religious Ger
emony, but likewise as military and popu
lar festival.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
Dissolution of Copartnership.

TTNlIE Coz arnrr-hp heretofore Nnc between the sub
Il scrihers under the name aud style 1f Dean Welh.
erWax ID this day dsSO' cd by uuutNal consent.
All persons owing sail firm will call aud settle tho same
without delay and any person having any claim AGAINST
ir late firm have thu liqudatc by
NJ thu old stand where J. Dean will remain few laNs
Tor that purpose. j. J. DEAN, A.
}. NJ Il. WETllERWAN.
Gr ,,'v Fla. Inlv -, .. I'-.!m
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Bonnets / Bonnets!!

GRAPE, SILK, LACE, NeapOlItAD aOd Tuscan BOODcsS
~ just received and for sale At
BLOCH & BACHMAN'S.
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EEVENTY.SIX.


NJ WI L. bH1ASE.
What heroes from the woodland sprung,
when through the fresh awakened land,
The thrilling cry Of freedom rung,
And to the work Of warfare strung
The yeOman's iron hand!
Hills Sung the cry Of hills around,
AID ocean mart replied Ia mart.
And streams where springs were vet uninund.
Pealed EAr away the thrilling sound
IL the forests heart.
Then marched the brave from rocky sicrp.
FrOm the mountain river wifi and cold,
The borders Of THE stormy deep.
The wakes where gathered waters sleep,
Seat up the strung and bold.
As 4 The very earth again,
Tie Eir, fond bird IL ycstcr eve,
An aged sire and matrOn gray,
SsW the loved warrior haste away,
AID deemed it sin to gricvc.
Already had the strife begun,
Already blO,pd ON COnc"r'l's plain
AIOng the spFinging grass had run,
And blood had flowed Mt Lexington,
Like brooks VI sumucr rain.
The death stain on the April swarl
HallOwed TO freedom all the shore;
In fragments fell the yoke abl"rrrd
The footsteps Of the foreign lord
PrOfaned the soil no more.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
A Maid Refined Beside A Stream.

A maid reclincd beside stream
At fall Of summer dav,
And, half awake aud half-a-drcam,
She watched the riPplrs play.
She marked the waters fall and hravc,
The deepening shadows thr"ug.
And heard, a. darkencd down the eve,
That rivers babbling song.
And thus it sung. with linking tongue,
That ripping. ShadOwy river
"YOnth's brightest day will fade AWAY
Forever and forever.
The twilight past, the moon at last
Rose broadly DER the night,
Each ripple gleams beneath her beams
As wrought in silver bright.
The heaving waters glide along,
Bnt mingling with their voice,
The nightingale now p0urS his song,
And makes the shades rejoice.
Andithus he sung with tnnclnl tongue,
That bird beside the river
"Wken y0uth Is gone true love shines on
Fur ever and forever
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

cREt,Es-Who employ the poor? The
rich, certainly. DO they pay punctually? -
By no means They arc engaged, or out, or
two or three cents day are to be deducted,
or they have no change, and the poor creditor
must call again. What is the consequence:
II they CALI too soon or too often, "thcy are
10 ducc Of hurry. and are not fit to work
for gentlemen !" and if they do not call, they
are not paid and as The poor man and his
family must live, he must run in debt for food
and clothing The poor man is creditor to
another. Has he as much power over his
debtor as his creditor has over him: No
such thing. The rich man, il sucd can 60
TO trial, bubble about laying brick, or the
planning Of board, and after the continuance
Of . year or two, the poor man has lost in
cost more than the amount Of his demand
But in the meantime he has been sued, and
not having the means Of qubbling and post
p0ning, execution comes speedily out. and hr
Il ruined and perhaps becomes drunkard,
while his family lies in an alms-houSc {; and
those laws arc equal which produce such re-
suits every day! Why are they called equal:
Because those who make them do not feel the
evils they cansc, and chriStcn them accord
ing to their good effect i'll behalf Of the ma
kers.-N !. Ledger.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
READ AND. REFLECT.
DR.. c. II. ToSer's Card to the Afflicted.

QGfck caro- and L"~ Prize. atMs nd .sfal;.asd oc,
"a Str''f bstIr'eS j. ard A. StrssFs
nR TOzER returns HE ihanLs his nuIserous pa,Irn,s
~ for their patronage and would enbgacs thls oysu
nifty to remind them that he eoniinues consult on Ne
dihcut caaes of vINTaIAL which have haed Skn Of
Of the 'n"~a rrehtaed physicians Of the ayr and
upon which he has nsrsr hIfsd 10 Lerpora a rIdicdI
Dr. Tours r~1ata,In .. Phy,Ielan s,apAs ua,uus-A
It's exclusive Aenn to dsearrs Of the RenIto
organ: tI =" MANY yeaTs, rendrFs him perfectly
syIhiiie diNSsea.
cy cured after hry have been given up many otHers
70 the only pE0Ot tat physician FeQurea Oi HE ahiy
" To.rr w:Hh STATE that he can aRy snd all
M varieties Of the daesee no matter bow long NAndhg
What progress the diseass has made every patient
y upon euFe.
Dr.. TOssS has. 10 well knovn taken patients from the
very verge a the grave Aad restored them to perfect
health lie woad further state that he dre NJ %
10 aEAe hs seens"n OF those vhe mieAt heed the
Wees OF physician In ell eaaes hut particularly thcOs
enumerated In the advertisement. expecting they woud
tea my merits a. psssAeaeS and the result Of NY Psac.
tce has becn thus far asehsCIovy my patients and
self Nor do ] deem necessary 10 hi columns Of The
neWsraPevs With fusOme em~Tic and bornbaste adveT~
nenr F:'r.snG my ability 70 heal all diseases aesh heir
to- Tor 70 do that must be something more than Man
give those that AFFLICTED whh Venerea Chronic ami
other TO understand that from long experience
am tdIly competent tO treat them successfully
NY regard feS the dignity 81 the medical profession tC
which have the AonoE belOMs deterv me from conn
ns any act sAvCrnE Of rank qUAcAey and regard for
own dignity Wouh prevent my placing myself on . PAT
With quaeAs and nostFams vendors O the present aee
oeeT no tandSlent genuine Certificates pug Of my
superior Qualifications as practitioner; neither do
sumo TO myself edlcaln honorp which am not entitled
hut merely ash those WIN diseased 10 read the dneT
ent relating tO the private diseases
and judge for themselves where to npIy for relief III,
rqos AreeSO arranged that he In privacy
At all hOuFs Of the day. from O'clock In the morning unit
In the evening
~ PrT.onS With ChronIc DIaFrh0o, Dysen,ery IOca
weakness NervosS beSily. Low Spirits Iassude, Veal
neSs Of the Limbo and Rack IndspOsOn, Lose Memory
Aversion to Society Love Of Solitude Timldiy HeIf.
trust DiS1nes., Headache Pain In the SIDE Affection o.
the Eyes, PimPes the Face, Sexual other nnrmtIe,
In Man, &C. will nn0 tanNa IN IL. n ~ -
Ger, Nt his Oce Cab street. between and X ga<ramenio
e. H. T0IHR n u
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Druggets
Sewing Machines,

Superintendent by experienced Ladies' where all kinds NJ
Srwng Dress Making and Milincry will n! done Ladies
from distance can have their dresses iAlc at few
hours notice,
PhrcrviI'' Nrrl -. i>'~
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
On tho 18th Day of September,

~ H. lsS at the dOr Of the Justices uhrc in the vii
acr Of G""rg"t"Mn. Georgetown Township, county If
FL Dorado and state "f California, the follow ing desert
he'd property, Wit: IcCrtain IouEcnd Lat situated
the west side If church street, III the village of
Gr"Tg"t"w and kh"wn the Methodist Church, said
t i Eighty l""t rent, extending back Onr Hundred
AMI Fifly Feet.
Datcd-t.r"l sr;oWn, the 2rth day Of August. A. u.
N.A. X. &. CROCkETT
4
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
On the 18th Day of September,

A. u. 1873 AT the hour Of nclnrk l.. NJ all the right
tr and interest Of the auvr named defendants III ana
In III" follow ing described property, Nng AMI being IL
the Tow nship Of larrri.lr, county and state afurr
said, To Wit certain Tunnel Mining Lain, situated
Al the head of Rig Carumun RESERVOIR ill, aud know
as "Last Chaucr Tunnel lain."
Given under my hand this 18th day of August, \. H.
lN'H. FREDERICK U\kEE
ttsl Constable i'll and for said Township.
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Petition in Insolvency.

E6C1CIOu III insolvency.
CTATE or CAIlfORN1A, County Of FL Dorado. In
- the County Court in aud for said County: l.. A.
SEYMOUR rs. HIS CREDITORS.
In the matter Of the petition of l.. A. Seymour In
solvent Debtor.
Pursuant Ia an order of James Johnson, Judge of the
Court aforesaid nticr is hereby given to all the Cred
itors of said lns"rnt L. ~ seymour to he and appear
before the Court aforesaid in open Court at the Court
House If said county, in the city Of rlaccrv ON the
ssnd day If September, \. H. lS, at ten n'clOck 4. NJ,
T." show cause any they why the prayer Of said
lns"lNcnt should not h vrpnrd, and an assignment of
his estate h" made and he he discharged from his debts
and liabilities in pursuance Uf the statutes in such ease
made and prov lrd and in the meantime it is ordered
that all Judicial pros, cings against said Insurnt he
stayed.
Witness my hand anl the seal If said Court
u hereto ali rl at office in the city If Placer.
' willie, this 3Dth day of August, 4. u. IH:A.
~ A. ID. WALDRON, Clerk.
Il. VI. Anderson Atty for Plaintiff. I4J-lw J
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BLOCH & BACHMAN'S.
NOTICE.

TVNliE C"parin"rslip heretofore existing between J.
/ Gl.NSSMNN aud TIIOS CLE;G, under the firm II j.
GLAEsNAN co. rs dissolved. The undersigned alone
~ authorized 10 collect outstanding debts and rrrcir Tor
them. j. GLASSMAN
GcorGctown, July 2,l, i~;,>-ISml
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ConStable'S Sale.

UDY virtue II an ENrcutiun issued ont If JIlstic"
ID Hmrrs Court, If GcorectnML Tow ship, County of
IL IluraO and state Of California, to directed, in
favor of Wm BAlry and against W""dsidrN y Mar
chant as Trustees uf the Methodist Church, have
srzrd aud i'll expose for sale AT Public AUCTION
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
w. STEPHENS
Livery - table
At GEORGETOWN.

~ W. STEPHENS having taken the IN
~HTH stock o. the Georgetown Stable, ~ArHA
%VW takes pleasure in announcing 10 NV
" II His old patrons and friends Of II W ~
nnrao county aud tn" Sinc, that hc il again prepared
furnish them, the rhUrcSt notice, with good turn.Out
can be had in the mountains.
Elegant Top ana Open IBuRRIcH
Ofevery style and build kept constantly hand and car
be hud ut IA moments warning.
SADDLE HORSES!
For Ladies and Gcmrmeu kept IN the very hest condition
and I" he had at any noarnt, day or might, AT GREAT
~ REDUCED prices
would respectfully inform the public that. IN order Ia
facilitate travel AMI accommodate Travellers have mad,
the following connections:
With Merrill Co.. Cnluma; Stable Min street. With
Merrill Coz Placcrville Stable Main Opposite the
Orleans Hotel Also with Stable ut ToddE Valley.
Horses kept by the day weck-wcll fed and
groomcd. liberal share Of patronage solicited.
The connection formed 10y with other Stables, aGorll
great facilities to travellers who wish to 60 from town
TO another and not return. My horses may b. hired al
one stable and lrft ut another.
Georgetown, September I2th, 1857.
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Window Glass +!

nF ALL SIZES, for sale CHEAP by the package, at
~ APOTllEC ARYS HALL.
Diamond Springs
, 1858-04-02
News from EEansas.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 10, 1s5s.-Th Kansas cores
pondent Of the Democrat says that the Topeka
Legislature re-as sembled on the 10th inst. The
COdifying Committee reported acOmplete code Of
laws, and concurrent resolutionswere introduced
setting forth that as the President Of the United
States advocates the passage Of the Lecompton
Constitution through Congress, Governor Rob-
inson be requested to correspond with the Gov
ernOrsOf the several States friendly to the peoples
government If Kansas, and solicit aid in case II
should be necessary to resist such encroachment
upon the principles Of ofrepublicanism.
The election in Atchison county, on the 9Th
inst, for member Of the Council to an the vacancy
OccasiOned BY the resignation Of Mr. Carr, the
Democratic Congressman elect, resulted in the
choice Of Mr.. Challis, Democrat over Wheeler,
free State, BY $50 majority. On the 4th Of Jan.
the same county gave over 100 free State major
ity.
The Kickapoo correspondent Of tho Republic
an says, that on the night Of Feb. 9Th, party
headed BY Charles Lenhard, burned the Office
Of Mr.. Boyd, lawyer, and Mr.. Davis, physician,
and destroyed all their property.
, 1858-04-02

committee Of three foreign officials. Baron
lie Gros likewise delivered IN address to the same
effect; but strange to say, in neither instance,
did the Plenipotcntiaries in any manner mention
or refer to Yeh. The Tartar General signified
his approval Of the steps proposed by the Pleni-
potentiaries and after some shaking Of hands,
the parties separated.
Meanwhile we hear II is the intention Of Admi-
rails Seymour and Gcnouilly to raise the blockade
Of the Canton river Immediately; so that trade
may soon be expected to resume its wonted chan
nels; for the Chinese are too mercantile people
to let any chance slip Of turning penny. On
Monday morning last, the shops in the city were
opened Cor the retail Of goods, and tho number
rapidly increased in the course Of that and the
following day
Canton At Last Dates.
Little news may now be looked for from Can
ton, where everything remains, and is likely to
remain, quiet, the precautions adopted being con
sidered ample, with the forces under the Admi-
rails command, to suppress any rising or act Of
aggression attempted by the Chinese. A power.
full military police force has been established as
patrol, with FIVE stations at different points Of
she city, while body Of Chinese constabulary
has been embodied under the native authorities.
Much misery naturally prevails in the city, but
the streets are represented as crowded with peo-
pie, whose alarm seems to have given way to
confidence in British protection. Besides shops
for the retail Of goods of every description,
market has been opened, well supplied with pro-
visions Of all kinds, which are sold at very rca-
sOnable prices, much DIVER, we are told, than at
Hongkong.
We have heard. however. from Chinese inst
returned from Canton that u n orcat MANY neo.
plo are still moving awav from the citv fearing
that the Emperor when he learns the state Of
affairs, will be greatly enraeed, and send large
army to exterminate the English" lie saws fur
ther, that Yeh and his father, both bieoted
Buddhists, had consulted the gods regarding the
safety Of the CITY, and were sure there was no
cause for fear, and hence the absence Of prepara.
ton for its defense. Our eor-cspondent adds
that the duties are still levied At Canton bv ,bo
Custom. House officers and his own bappape was
Oyerhauled by them at Fa.ti.
Immense depots of arms have been discovered
within III. div. containing v;nials hows.and.
arrows swords, shields. spears. etc. but all in n
wrctched condition, with every appearance Of
having lain in store for many years Some hun
dreds Of coolies have been cmploycd in their re.
moyal, but 50 enormous is the quantity. that Il
has taken several days to eomplets The work
Thousands Of American.made muskets were also
found in store.
Yeh, the GOvernOrG General, is stiIl prisoner
on board the IaRer;JlS, at the Boguc.
The Rebellion.
By way OfShanghai we have news of the cap
ture Of the cities Of Chinkeang and Kwachow, by
the lmPerialists. The EortA China Herald Of
the 9th January says;
About midnight on the e6th December, a gen
HwTN al
, 1858-04-02

The American barque Adriatie, the vessel
which came in collision with the steamer Lyon.
naiss, and which escaped from Marseilles recently
was captured BY French war steamer and
taken back to port esf
, 1858-04-02
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
LATER FROM CHINA.

sTEILACOoM, W. T., APRIL 2, 1858.
, 1858-04-02

Saturday, the 9th, was fxed upon for the in
stallation Of Pih-kwei and the Tartar General in
their now Office under the Allies AAer some
palaver IS 70 where the mandarins should sit It
was arranged they should be placed on each side
Of the Plenipotentiaries. Lord Elgin then made
amost appropriate speech, which was interpreted
hy NJ. Wade. bearing upon the present ques-
ton, and informing them Of the intention 10 hold
Canton until new treaties had been made with
the Court ct Pekin. Il was the desire Of the
Allies that peace should be maintained in the
mssnwhile and hence the proposal Of reap
pointing them 70 thair Offices within the city,
, 1858-04-02
San 9rantistu.

SaH gIaHuSlU.
@ NJ U SIC! u
MUSIC FOR THE MILLION
X O III L E r. s..
Nc. l7s Washington st.
SONGS,
wALTzEs,
POLKAs,
sCH0TTIscHEs,
QUADRILLEs,
NAzURxAs,
SELECTIONS FROM ALL THE OPERAS,
Etc., Etc, Etc,
BY THE MOST EMINENT COMPOSERS
MUSIC BOOKS,
NsTRUCTORs-For an INSTRUMENTS,
GLEE BOOKS,
OPERAS,
oRATORIos,
SACRED MUSIC BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
MUSIC PAPER,
BRASS BAND MUSIC.
BRASS zTS3RJnEGM3s.
TRoMBoNEs, CoRNETs,
POST HORNS, CoRNOPEANS,
0PHICIEIDES, ALTO HORNS,
BUGLES, TENOR HORNS,
CYMBALS, BARIT0NES,
TUBAS.
ASG0aDg0NS.
FROM THE BEST FRENCH MAKERS.
SEVEN CASES, just received and unpacklng wi bs
sold TO the trade at
aSPer cent. Is.' than Former Prices.
GUITARS.
FROM Tue BEST FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
MAKERS.
~ Note.-A KoHLER l. Sole Agent IN California FAR
the celebrated maker,
CHARLES sTUMcKE.
vIoLINs, FLUTES,
BANJOs, FIFES.
TAMBORINEs, CLARlONETs,
FLAGEOLETs. PIcOLOs.
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
OF every description always hand In large quantities.
ROMAN AND ITALIAN STRINGS.
Just received, invoice Of the famous s. s. s. Roman
sirngs, warranted to be uneqaailsd in the world. :.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Vases. PoEte-NIonnaies,
Portfolios, watehstands, ~.
% s-.i. y Flaeons, Opera-Glassea,
,.s Autographs, &c., Sc.
cHILDREN's CARRIAGES, BABY-JUAEPERs,
AND An ENDLESS VARIETY OF ToYs. g.t
NB-cultome arerequssed 10 send their orders direct 10
the undersigned, either BY mall express and tsy may be
assured Of having them ed promptly and their
An goods warranted perfect, or the money refunded
WHOLESALE DEALERS
Are par,leuAry invited 70 ea and exaanlns our Immense
stock. They win nnd prices from IS % % per cent.
LOWER 49,
Than any other jObbing house IN California
A. KOHLER,
Ism I1swashiagton street.,