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NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS
S. THOMPSON &c CO.,
2I7 Main street,
Wavery Novels. Edition.
marryatts Novels, new Editions.
American Merchants in Europe, Asia and Australia,
BY freeman Hunt.
The Englshman in Kanzas
zllla. the Child Metium.
Knaves and Fools, W hitty.
The Border Rover by Emerson Bennett.
The Irofs, by Sewel,.
Grace Amber, Denuson.
The Norse-Folk, Brace.
Life Of Charlotte Bronte.
Viva, by Mrs. South worth.
Things bot generally known.
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AFFlCE FOR AMERICAN AND ron
" EIGN pATENTs.-J. P. PRISON, No 8 wall
street. New York. pambhet Of lu information sent
free by mail. d6w3m inq0
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BOARD OF MANAGERS

R. GREENE, NJ. Principal
I. BUTOHINs, NJ. D Associate
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a great variety Of rich Fancy Silks at bargains

We would most respectfully invite that in want
Of any kind of Dry Goods call and look our stock In
store viii always be found all the desirable styles the
market Affords Daily receipts from New York and Bos
ton markets. Having survived the financial crisis and
having The facilities for buying exclusively cash. en-
sbes to sell much less than those that buy on credit
We guarantee to all who favor us with their patronage
the best BARGAINS in the city Come then all that are in
want Of Dry goods, yon would be fairly used and re
ceive the most for your money, OF the
O TY II o r H,
14s Main Street.
J. H. CLARKE & co,
mch13 diff Directly opposite the Post ONCE.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1888.

Dealer IN
FANCY GOODS, TOYS, UMBRELLAS
&C. respectfully iuiormn the public that he has now 10
store an ENTIRE NEW STOCK bought since the recent
all Ia goods, and now selling NJ very low prices
Umbrellas, Danes, Nc repaired ptmhinH In n va
riey Of styles. Eyeltta set Marking for Embroidery
n Agency Of New England Dye House.
sign Of THE Variety atore,n No. zoe Main street
opposite Hrlniey Hall AZ nee /
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-26

ia MES r. NOLAN
Would respectfully inform his friends and the public
general that he has removed his stand on Pleas
ant street, Worcester, Mass where will he found select
assortment OF neE and appropriate designsfor
Marble Mnntels, Monuments, Grave
stones,
and every other article trade the owescaah prices
AuQi deodf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-26

AZ E-OPENINC.-The Proprietor Of The Wor
~ cester Gymnasium, having r. fitted his aymnasl
an In a superior manner would respectfully give nocc
70 his friends and patrons that himself and Mad Mol
eaux will meet their respective classes on and after
MONDAY, the 2sth inst Hours for ladies' from 10 10 II
M, and to .. mi gentlemen, from to 0. and l.
10 =. m A. M0LiEEAux. I
o26 ar
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s P e @ Al o TIC e.
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OMNIRUSES.

SPENCER. LEICESTER, CHERRY
- VALLEY, NEW WORCESTER AND WoRCEs
TER OMNIBUS. Spring Arrangement, commencing
THURSDAY, March 49, 1858:
Leave Spencer al a. m. Leave Bay State House, s
p. a.
Leave Leicester at M, $50 p m. leave Bay State
House at 1880 a. m, 5.C0 p m.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings. Leave
Leicester at 90, and Bay State House at O'Clock.
Leave Cherry Valley 10 minutes after starting from
Leicester on each trip.
Leave New Worcester at 80 a. n,, 10 80 a. m, 80 D.
m, 10 p. M, 90 p M, 80 D. m. leave Bay State
House at 80 a NJ, 10 30 m, IL m, 80 p m, D.
M, p
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester 10, and Cherry Valley at 80 a. m
Leave City Han at 3 45 m
Leave New Worcester At 10 a. m and 80 D. m Leave
City Han at close OF meetings
Express Basiness Promptly Attended 10.
b. B. STONE h co., Pro,'rs
Worcester, March, 1858. dtf mch1o
w EST BOYLsTON To WORCEs-
day, November ID, 1857. Leaving 0. b. sawyer's
Store, West Boylston at 745 NJ. and / P NJ.
and Bay State House. Worcester at 80 A. NJ and AS
z. M Fare each way, % cents. Express business
promptly and faithfully attended to-
n3 DIFF o.G. BARNARD, Proprietor. /
NEILLBURY STAGE leaves the Bay state
~ n House at 1000 A. NJ, and 500
Loave Millbury ats A. M.,andl Pm. dtf
nIsSOLUTIoN OF COPARTNE
~ FHlP.-The copartnership heretofore existlnR he
tween Charles Pratt and James y. Nolan under thu
name and style Of PRATT a NOLAN, Is this day dia
solved by mutual consent. CHARLES PRATT .
Woreeater August n 1877 = NV'''AA''
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BOOKS, &C.

EDUNCTALITY AND DISPA TCH.
D. KIMBALL h CO., Providence, R. l.. wholesale and
retail dealers in Books Magazines and PAPERS, have now
mailing department connected with their packing estab-
shment and prepared to send any book, paper or
mag azne published in this country Fog land on re-
cept OF the order post paid the lowest cost prices
Address D. KIMBALL 4 CO.,
mch2 du II Market Square. Providence
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Irish Linens. Damnsks. &C.

me public will please bear in mind that the GEN UINE
S'oDs are always sealed with the full signature OF the
firm, viz:
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lSs7, MERCHANTS, CLERKS, BOOK X FEIP-
dW Elts or those intending become such should rea al
No @ 9nge those new pocket Hand Books, erted aI0W
10 WIKI !E,' HOW TO TALK" "HOW' ~ BEHAVED
and especially HOW TO DO BUSINESS" 4 new Pocket
uuds 70 Success Practical Life, Choice Of pursuit. Legal
and Commercial Forms Price 30 cents-nusn sd cent? one
dollar will pay for the four works paper or I'll 30 IN one nge
handsomely bound volume They will be subscribers bv
first mail postage prepaid by FOWLER WELLS Ss Broad
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AID NEWSPAPERS.- "A large quantity in
~ lots 70 suit purchasera, Tor sale at this Office
oHEAP W, O'
- BALES VERY NICE COARSE
- sPJNGEs, just received and FOR aal, cbeen bs M
CHARLES CLARKE
mohl ar Corner Main and Pleasant SITS
SARATOGA WATER 100 doz oopr,o,.
- spring Water. so doz Empire Spring Water lnst
received direct IRON thu Springs for sale by 'N''
WIN. o. BWETr h co.
NJ hu lS6 Main street
JAMES CLARKE'S CELEBRA-
- TED FEMALE PILLS Sold by
a.4, oHAELES CLAKKE
apo of Coz. Main and rsasant street.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-12-04
Reading ones own Obituary.

The tenure of the Major -Generalship of
Massachusetts, like that of good many
other Offices in that ancient Commonwealth
is for life, or during good behavior. The
Boston Transcript says that one of them
lived so long that a wicked wag, at his re-.
ported death, gave as a sentiment at pub.
tic dinner THE memory Of our late Ma
jor-General--may he be eternaHu rewarded in
heaven for his ererlasting services on earth u
Judge OF the surprise of the author of this
toast, on learning the next day, that the re-
port was false, and the veteran officer was
still alive
This reminds us of an occurrence that
took place in the same State some years
ago. In the days of old Mycall, the pub
Usher of the Newburyport Herald, Ia Jour.
nal still alive and lourshing,) the Sheriff
of old Essex, Phillip Bagley, had been ask
ed several times to pay up his arrears Of
subscription. AT last he one day told NY
call that he would certainly "hand OVER
the DeXt morning as sure as he lived. "If
you don't get your money tomorrow, you
may be sure am dead" said he
The morrow came and passed, but no
money. Judge of the sheriff's feelings
when, Oh the morning of the dav after he
opened his Herald, and saw announced the
lamented decease of Philip Bagley, ESQ.
High Sheriff of the county of Essex with
an obituary notice attached, giving the de-
ceased credit tor good many excellent
traits Of character, but adding that he had
one fault very much to be deplored he
was not punctual in paying the printer.
Bagley, without waiting for breakfast,
started for the Herald Office. On the way
it struck him as singular that none of the
many friends and aequaintances he met
seemed to be surprised to see him They
must have read their morning paper. Was
1t possible they cared so little about him
as to have forgotten already that he was
no more ? Full of perturbation, he enter
ed the printing office, to deny that he was
dead, an propria persona.
"Why, Sheriff |" exclaimed the facetious
editor, 81 thought you were defunct I"
"Defunct p exclaimed the Sheriff.
"What put that idea into your head 2"
"Wby, yourself ~ said MycaII. "Did
you not tell me"
"Oh ah yes l see |" stammered oat
the Sheriff. "Wel there's your money |
And now contradict the report in the next
paper, if you please"
That's not necessary, friend Bagley,"
said the old joker II a0as only printed IN
yOur copy !"
The good Sheriff lived many years after
this "sell," +" and to the day of his real death |
always took care to pay the printer.
NeW Orleans PieayaRe
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| PUP OR kITTEN.-ln certain flourish
ing village down eastward, where hourlshes
a literary Institution. a gentleman took one
of family OF infant puppies, aud gaining
entrance into a neghbor's house before the
folks were wide awake enough to know
what he was about, chucked the little crea-
ture among litter of kittens of like teu-
der age. Puss made no distinction between
the stranger and her own offspring, and he
on bis part took kindly and conidingy to
his new nurse. Great was the asIonlsh-
ment of the household when it was dlscoy
cred Gas they supposedly that the cat was
the dam OF puppy.
The news of so portentous birth spread
over town like wildire. People came in
hocks to see the sight The fortunate pos
SCISSOR was offered fifty dollars for the little
monster, bnt declared he would not part
with 10 for five hundred That the case
might not fail of due authorization two
physicians OF the first respectability were
summoned to inspect and report upon it.
They jointly and severally scrutinized the
animal, and found that it certainly was IA
puppy, having all the characteristics of tie
dog race except The pdlOS. Those were pro
nounced to resemble cats claws. The per-
peIrator of the joke couldn't hold in any
longer. The cat was out of the bag in a
twinkle, aud if the doctors outlive the
memory OF their essay ia comparative ZOO
logy they will be more lucky than most
victims Of "sell."-Iroy (M ~ Wing.
Pm dripping wet as the goose said to
the bastlng hdle,
Why are little folks on Christmas morn
ing like fremen at work
Because they are very busy with their
hose
A lady being asked to waltz gave the fol.
lowing sensible aud appropriate answer:
No thank ye, sir 1 have hugging
enough at home.'
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.ASHTABULA, 0. SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER A. 1858
Iay, pearIs upon her bosom.

lay, pearls upon her bosom.
You need not wait to undress me- sal,
Mary to the weary-Iooking waiting maid
as she averted her swollen eyes from be-
gaze; and taking the lamp from her hand
Mary passed up to her chamber. So noise
less was the fall of her light foot upon tht
carpet that Mark did not know She hat
entered. He sat with his back to the door
bending over the cradle of his child. til
his white snow locks touched its ROSY
cheeks; talking to it, as though to begue
his loneliness.
'Mary's forehead-Mary's eyes -Mary's
month; no more like your old father than
q rose bud is like chestnut burr. YOU
will love the lonely old man, little one; and
perhaps she will, by-and-by; who knows |?
and Marks voice trelnbled.
She will l--she does ? said Mary drop.
ping on her knees at the cradle of her
child, and burying her face in Marks
hands; my noble, patient husband p
You don't mean that p said Mark. hold
ing her off at arms length, and looking at
her through mist of tears; you don't
mean that you will love an old fellow like
me God bless you Mary-God forever
bless yon l have been very-very lonely,
and Mark wept for sheer happiness,
The gaping world, the far-sighted world,
the charitable world, shook its wise head,
when the star Of fashion became fixed
star. Some said her health must be fail
ing; others, that her husband had become
jenlons at last;' while old stagers malicious
ly lnsnuated that it was wise to retire on
fresh Iaures. But none said-what we say
that a true wOman's heart may always
be won-ay, and kept, too-by any hns-
band who does not consider it beneath hun
to step off the pedestals of his dignity to
learn how.
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The Comet.

CHILDs IDEA
40 come. mamma come don't stop
To put your work away!
Tonight I'm sure | wouldn't work,
For God is out to payl
40 come and help me find out where
He isl couldn't seel
Come quick!I / fear he will be gone,
He may not wait for me
al think he's running to the vest
The wind guess is strong
wonder il he has a reel,
His string is very long
at wish he'd come, and let the boys
Go chasing off with him,
Bul should want it in daylight,
The night is cold and dim"
Amazed amused, without a word
The chubby bnn3 took,
And hasiened where the little feet
Led on so fast, to look.
Out herel There, don't you see, mamma,
He's flying up his kite!
Grand time he's havn!l What tail!
Wonder why t looks so bright!
/" / ran across the yard to see,
And find out where he stood;
think he must he farther off,
Perhaps beyond the wood.
"If we could only see the stringi
May he he'll come this weyl
Mamma, never thought before
That God went out TO play"
Marietta, Ohio. E.o. R.
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SEVENTH DAY.
TuEspAY. Nov. 29
Court opened at 81 O'Clock, A. M.

Court opened at 81 o'clock, A. NJ
Prof Cassells called to finish sross-er.---
| think laudanum would accelerate the ab-
sorption of arsenic. Believe there are cases
of arsenieal poison when large doses are Ia
ken aud some time elspse before the
symptoms occur, on account of the arsenic
being enveloped in mucus cyst in the stom-
ach; cannot commence its action and then
be enveloped and lie dormant for time,
and then react again. Strychnine produces
death in my opinion by asphyxia; do pot
know the cause of heat; there are many
varying theories; Incline to the adoption
of Liebig's theory as to the cause Of animal
heat Great heat does not necessarily occur
in cases of strychnine poison. can only
account for it in any case on the principle Of
muscular action. 49,, -,
Direct resumed ] could not account
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On and after Monday Nov. 30, 1858
CLEVELAND AND ERIE R. ROAD.

Mr.. EDToR:-The following racy little epic,
vouched to be +" the veritabIe conception of a
child" appeared in the Congregatiohdlist, soon
after the Comet was seen speeding its way thro
the Heavens. Rare and brilliant both Comet
and Child, we have thought. And as your
readers have looked at the one, we send you
this, that they may have opportunity, not
doubling their interest, to know Of the other
PRO TEN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-12-04
From Life Illustrated.
ENCOURAGEMENT.
BY EMILY J. ADAMS.

BY EMILY J. ADAMS.
Up why sit'st thou here desponding,
Bowing idly in the dust?
Beams tor thee no bow of promise,
Shines within no star of trust?
Seest no angel Reckoning upienrd
From beyond the bounds Of timer
Do no voices whisper to thee
or destiny sublime?"
Poor? Nay rieh-the crown of manhood.
King of thoughts Immense domain
Heart and Soul thy priceless treasure,
Born in thine own right 10 reign
FriendIess? But do We'll thy duty,
Then look round and thou shalt see
Friends, the good, the true the noble,
Have been gathered unto thee.
Up, aud falter not but ponder
On the deeds that have been done,
Think 1t may be, brighter glOries
Yet are waiting to be won.
And If thou wilt wisely listen,
OF the past thou shalt be taught
Many a long and pleasing lesson,
With divinest wisdom fraught.
Lessons which the great departed
Have been writing Out for thee,
Which may help to safely guide thee
Ger the still unknown To-be.
To thy labor, .ben, my brother,
Scatter wide the golden grain!
But in sowing, hope to harvest
Blessing, to be blest again.
Be thou strong 10 learn and laborl
Let Thy soul with love expand,
Till il shall. in its embraces.
Gather all throughout the land.
Like fount thy heart shall, purer
ny thy actions. grow each day,
aud rejoicing, give and gather
Blessings all along It's way.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-12-04
WHOLE NUMBER 407.

for much heat in arsenical poisoning unless
attended with muscular notion; think there
is oftener depression than elevation Of Vi
tai energies in the last stages. s srsl
Here followed the reading Of The inter-
cepted letters, printed last week, which dos
ed the testimony for the prosecution - Ed.
ReD s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-12-04
oid Husbaada ana younr wivsa.

i was an old fool Yes-I was an old
TOOL that's all there Is about il ought
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CIOthIng.

BRIGHAM & CO., Wholesale and retail
Dealers in Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods Hats
Caps &c. AshtAbua. 4I9
j. A. TALCUT"T, Dealer in Ready Made Cloth
ing Hats Caps and Furnishing Goods Of all kinda Oppo
site the Farmers Bank Ashta6ula. 47O
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-12-04

o. A. AMSDEN, Jeweler. Repairing Of all
kinds OF Watches Clocks and Jewey. Shop opposite the
Fisk House. Ashtabula, o. 416
A. w. STEELE Watch and Clock Maker and
Dealer Jewsry, Silver and Plated Ware, &c Mechanics
Row, AshtabLla.
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Commisslon NIerchanls.

HALL & SEYMOUR. Forwarding and Com
mission Merchants and ealesi Salt Flour Fish, Plaster,
Water Lime, &c. Also CoDission Dealers In Lumber and
Slaves. Asltabula Harbor Ohio. 40
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Agents.

n. FASSET'r, Agent for the Purchase. Sale, a
Renting Of Real Estate Insura ee, Negotiating Loans Col
lection of Debts &c. Property sold Commission only
and sale charge sale direct indirect eonsti-
tutes commission Corner Main and Center Streets Asha-
bula, OFio. Also, Notary Public 47O
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EDgineerins a Land Surveying


G. B. HoLBROoK, - Practical Surveyor
East AshiAbula Ohio 40
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O. @. DIBBLE, General Collector and Loan,
and Real Estate Agent, East Ashtabula Ohio.
ALEXANDER GARRETT, Land Agent No.
Water street Cleveland Lands for sale in Iowa. li-
nois Wisconsin, and Minnesota at 81 so per acre up
wards. 1859
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-12-04

d. PHILLIPS, Boot aud Shoe Store, Fisk's
block, Sign OF the Big Boot AshtsbslA o. 40
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manufacturers.


Q. q. CULLEY, Manufacturer of Lath Siding
Cheese Boxes, &c Planning and Matching and ScrOwl-
Saving done the shortest notice. Shop South side the
Methodist Church, Ashtabula, Ohio. 40
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DentisIry,
watches, JeweIry, etc,

s. R. BECKWITH, Surgical and Mechanca
Dentist Coibrook, Ohio. "a
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-20

DEAR Nh DEMOCRAT; Are not the men beautiful
set ni pnks-rrEuar carhAiiUnS-eXeept yourselves
present company, you know, always txttPttdD and
few others. just Tor exceptions To general rule!
We'll. don't know as it is ~ bad anywhere else az
it is in CALIFORNIA; hut lazi,r, more irresponsible set
Of biprds than has cougrcgated in this state, be-
liCVt nobody has seen this side o; Ethiopia where cv'
tryihing grows ready for their mouths. But here
things dntt grow that way lit takes II deal III work
To raise or earn it, and after that, there deal more
work be done before il is fit for their mouths, AMI
somebody has to do it,. But WHO in creation does II
j. the qu. ston Not You who board munth alter
month at the boarding houses around town, and new
think OF paying Tor it any more than If il were
your biIthrght while the landlord cannot pay the
grocer. bills, and the SIZE and daughters tul early
and late do the work for you. You ~ in the finest
hroadCloil, have your boots h!aeked- twice n day.
smoke the best cigars, mhibr "rcnuv1iors' three,
four dozen per ditW take lodgings, AN have
your washing and ironing done by prrsoIS who have
families to fr Il, Cluilc aud school, anu only one pair
OF hands To do ii with This some 81 y"u Ito for
months, and never say money AMI by and by. when
poverty and hunger pushes a dun into your teeth,
You take il with intense itdgnatinn aS though You
were Lord Mayer Of lnni"n,nud your high stewards
balm att, udc tn all that Mind Of vulgar bI>in,S,
You take II in high dudgr", ClaiEc apartments. get
another washcrwnuau as soon as you can find one
bg enough f"ul to do Il Tor nothing, ard ihe same
SCriir j. i"-tnaCitd.
This class of persons ia hy $50 means snail Ifyou
want exact data call Oh the clothing merchants, the
landlords and washcrwoncn they can give Yen
suuc beautiful lists. Some nam can be found IN all
uf the h",k>; and there they are likely To stay,
gGrN., unless they cross them ont to save the
tOn Of looking al them any mere. Mere fools they
]; sciv,s ;ltni right and don't pity them ht |
wo.ai trust iIan fer six coats. tia; dr, sscd we'll
and d'dn't wprk, hor wulHAn-, ithCr
Work - the drrcu"st way I" sc: living. after all,
If man j. I"ur. a. 4 u woit hur' rich folks TO do
Little u! L. Just iur Ia" stomach. >al"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-20
OXYGENATED BIrTERS.

IT," ann'X'd statement ~ Prof A. A. Hayes NJ n.
stat" A>,rr'r. /. aulIr tts';moi IL the scientific
MANNER II VII Il tn m,l inc Is compounded and
1''.tutn' ID Il - p'"h ss'' nal mtn
An opinion h"NiII !" IN asked fnr ~ me- in cous.
pu'icr "i the !"rnua !"r Pr I'arihg tINIg mate Bit
- nr known To nt, l rAPrtss the following in
inrr
Th" c"iI"> 'i"n 81 'h., R.;iers includes those me.
acia' Substances wi eli expert, need uhy,icinus
laN' l"nE r,.""t' ! =" "r p"ral action on the svs.
t.,I. Wh'h dr, g,I hy tN'I> dy,p"I,,ia lgu,s and
g'n'thl d'hly. ir,Uli.hg from Exposure or climate
iid":ic".
Tt'~ rc'"' i rcd r"r'.,,',it. AID -rcr,ain active
~ H. Pr l"flt" ~ u c.HS'yHcnc, Of lie Sci,nti.
n" t"''p,,' N "%i} f,H ,',', c"ig'ir,R.
l. va VIII i"Hud' inference. that H., rr, nara
tnu. u-'i I'm l'tg'i'r smaller l,>,. Would rr"vr A
''nah!" Ht"''H Mii inc, which ,AI" renee has
drUou.'tut,j
II ~ ",! ne. no '',tt''J .a;, can be found bv
ID, IL, - I, icitc Ian. cal tI.a.,.
Rep ,r"ilv. \. Hayes, NJ n.
A>-N,r Ia t. state IL Mass.
NJ. rr">t .r,.t.u lG;h Dec. l>;2.
S'th I~ir 4 Co.. Is Washington ST. Boston,
FI"lrv''r-. S.ld Is their agcut> everywhere.
; III ~ II'',-y J huson Go, Wholr.alc Drug.
Gi.ts. 20 VAST rrt Il street, San Francisco, sole
"a 'n'- for ihr l. H., coast.
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-20

The MImcrs' Drug Store, at tho s,o, ,
the Zig Mortar, Main street, is sunnl;cds m %l
the best assorted and most. extensive ST. I'n IA
fresh and pure drugs and medicines IN w. w.
found III the mines. The patent mrdic;, De
sold at this establishment, are received Dr.,
from the manufacturers, and every PACKAGE :
warranted genuine. Prriumery and Other t a., 70
ticlrS for tlr toilet, all of the choicest oual,,
are sold at the Miners Drug Store lower ,hsn'
at any other house in the county. 1t is, mis-"
well supplied with paints, oils window glass
Ndrn,SheS' PANT brushes, lamps, lamp oil-but
goo pr Jcrvey'S advertisement in another c'I
umn, OF call at his c>tabliShmcnt--thcm ns,
beautiful and tasteiully arranged drug store IN
tho mOuntains-and see for yourselves. remcn'.
bcring that he keeps none but the best artcl.s.
and sells at the lowest prices.