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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

To our utter StOniShment-althouRh We
have always known him 10 be intenpeFatc IN
his passions, and brutal In his hatred--still,
to our utter AstOnishmsnt, our model Senator,
the saccharinO representative Of California IL
the, upper branch Of Congress, the gentleman.
ly, eruditc, eloquent and polished Dave, has
fearfuily forgotten his long cultivated policy,
and exhibited the clOven foot. For years past
the eOrert champion Of Black Republicanism,
he yet adrOitly managed, by . suppression Of
Ills true opinions, to remain on terms with
the Democracy Of California, until having
used our party a. far ~ he deems Il possible,
he turns upon those whoao kindness warmed
him into his present political vitality,-a vi
tality which only furnishes him the power 10
disgrace himself reflect discredit on the State
he represents, and dcfiles . scat in that here.
tOIore honorable body Of which he il adishon.
orcd member.
Listen to the arch.traitor to Democracy, Is
he speaks through tho mouth Of one OF his
former friends, Mr.. Hunt, of San Francisco,
10 the late county convention there:
NJ. Hunt, ct this stage Of the proceedings, made
few remarks upon the necessity Of nominating
none but national men for Office. In conversation
With Hon. u. c. BrOderick, that evening, that gen.
tsnen said that he would not recognise socially OF
politically, any man who was not imposed to the
IscoMpt0m Constitution. Z" i replied" continued
Mr.. Hunt, my Ubject was to break up the ViRilAnt
aud PeOplcs organi1stion, politically" Mr.. BTOd-
erick remarked; $50 far aS the Vigilance Commit.
tee is concerned, never gave them one dollar. aud
do no, care they were to rise up tomorrow and
hang Mr.. Buchanan"
Comment is unnecessary. The state Of
facts exhibited should be sufficient to induce
any respectable man to abandon ut once the
support or political association Of . creature,
so devoid Of common humanity and common
deCency, as the author Of such atrOciouS sen.
timcnts rs those referred to, must be.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

Qua C0UMrT NOMINEES and host Of other
sterling Democrats. are actively and earnestly
canvassing the county, They al give US
glowing accounts Of the" fearful steadiness"
Of the Democratic masGss-of the uncOnquer-
able determinatiOR Of the "Old Guard" to
achieve victory and Pebuke Rroderick.Re-
publicanism, Our whole ticket will be slected
BY an overwhelming majority, despite the &C.
cFet working Of Traitors. The fusion Of the
BrOderickitss and BLACK Republicans has dis.
gusted and incensed the Democracy, and the
good and true If III parties are uniting with
them 10 crush IL 1cteSt2ble coalition.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

m VIGHANr.-Go to the polls early in the
morning, remain there all day. prevent any
frauds being perpetratcd, any spurious votes
being cast; guard against the tricks aud OK
pose the false reports and misrepresentation
Of the opponents Of the Democracy. Keep a
sharp look out for spurious tickets, lying hand.
bills, and silly rumora You know you have
70 contend against an untiring. INSCRIPTIONS,
in&diOus foe. Be vigilant, be active, until the
polls close and brilliant victory will crown
your efforts.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

Remember, Douglas Democrats, you who
are uniting your fortunes with BrOdefickism,
that you are assisting 70 Es.id up party that
has sworn to defeat Douglass party that in
mass convention assembled, nominated per.
sonAl and political opponent Of Douglas to GIL
his position-a party from the first introduce
ton Of his Kansas-N Nebraska Bill invoked the
vengeance Of heaven against him-a party
that he himself dcspises and scorns, and that
he is now CALAMITY fighting in his own State.
Recollect this when you 60 to vote on Wed.
nesday next and let consistency and reason
govern your own action.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

EXAMINE YoUR TIcKE1s.-Democrats, cx-
anime your ticket before voting and see that
it contains the names Of all our nominees. II
the namo Of BrOdcrick Republican is on q
Democratic ticket, don't vote It, expose the
fraud, and get the Regular Democratic ticket
None are genuine Democratic tickets that do
not contain the names Of Baldwin, Mcloncy,
Hewes, Denver, Titus and the other regular
candidates Of the Democratic party.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28
Cheering.

During the past week VIC have seen and
convcrSed with prominent and wel.infor,ned
Democrats from nearly every precinct in our
county, and they al speak in the most glow.
ing terms Of our prospects, Tho only danger
We have to apprehend is In overweening con-
fideuce In our strength. Our opponents are
working vigorously. but the announcement
they meet with would dishearten any other
than the vainest and most credulous politi.
ctanA Tho people are sick Of humbugs. look
with suspicion. diStrust and disgust upon Goa.
litions, and have bur little respect for the
Brodsrick- Republican candidates. They know.
have tested and believe in the principles Of
the Democratic party-they know the nomi-
nees Of that party are intelligent, consistent,
reliable Democrats, and they have promised
to give them cordial support next Wedncs.
day. Our county nominees have visited
number Of precincts, and have been greeted
with large and spirited meetings at ali Of them.
The people flock In crowds to hear Messrs.
Newell, Sandcrson, Crittcndcn, Williams,
Squircs and other speakers. We have never
seen more interest manifested in an election.
The people perceive It Is fight between Black
Republican Br6derickism on the one hand and
the Democracy on the other. On ono side are
arrayed hctionists, sectionalists, apostates and
UomAHOBue9S on Tue OtucT, tue OIU UemOcratic
party, purified by the dcsertion Of unprinci-
Piled politicians, and strengthened by the &C.
cOssion Of national men Of ell parties. The
fusion Of the Broderickitcs aud Republicans
has excited the Democrats, opened tho eyes Of
the friends Of Douglas, and induced the good
and true Of the old Wing party to join hands
with the Democracy to rebuke and crush Il.
naticism. The speeches OfNcwell, Sanders,n,
Robertson, WilliamS Bates and others are
having wonderful effect. They arc eloquent
logical, cOnvincing-frec from personality and
scurrility, and arc such as intelligent freclnen
delight to listen to. A Cold Spring cores
pon1cnt writes show any Democrat, after
hearing the arguments Of Newell, can longer
20 with the Broderickitcs, puzzles and aston
iShes me, and can only explain the mystery
by thinking that while he processes to be
Democrat, he is at heart Republican"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

Of election It Is more than probable, spurious
tickets will DO circulated by the worthless
factions that arc fusing to defeat the Democ-
racy-by the men who publicly proclaim that
tan Administration defeat is . Republican
VictOry"-and It behoovss every good Demo
osat to look out for them. Recollect that no
reliable Democrat would be base enough to
circulate spurious tickets, and that any man
Who attempts it 10 foe to the Democracy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28
COME AND SECT
Constable's Sale.

HHY virtue ofaA ExscutiOn issusd eut oG Justice
Fl Dorado and State of CAlitSrnia, 70 ~ dyeeteA ~
favor Of VIZ. Mxls9 - AeIHt y!S1Ss.(G H S..:
seized and viii expose IOF sale at PHhlla q Ssa
O'Clock A, NJ,
On the 18th Day Of September
A. D. 1853, at ths eng Il Zee Y the VII
lage Of GeOTgetown, 0eOFEetowR Iow1ealR Ceensy g
bed uroDerty 70 Wit eortain Eanoo al ha1 a1asA
on he wett side Of CAHTeA Street - ~ yillaRs
lot 10 Eighty Feet RFOnt, s1tsnaHg hask 0s HuaAEeA
Dstsd-0eOrvetOwn, the scth day q August. A. ..
1858. 4. G. C1ocKE1Is -.
Istsl CoastSAls.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

Keep It before the people, that Broderick
defeat is Democratic victory; that the Mig
ger.wOrshipers claim Frederick a. their SenA-
tor. as q firm and unyielding champion Of
their hercsies, and that tho Blacks to man
intend to vote for the BrodCrick nominees.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

BE- CArrors.-Dcmocrats, beware Of spuri-
oH tickets. The only Democratic ticket in
the field is the one at the head our columns
Al others are bo0uS. Before voting examine
your ticket carefully, and see that Il contains
every name that we publish in to-day's DEMO-
Graf. Receive no tickets from the Broderick
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

RecOlIcct, Democrats, that the BrOderlck
Republicans have nominated George A, D0AlI-
la TO defeat GEORGE NEWTON Doug.
LASS, the RsVWIet nominee Of tie Democratic
party. George Newton Douglass Il the nom.
inee Of the Democratic party-GeOrge A. Of
the BrOdeick- Republicans Be careful to
vote the pure ticket, not the spurious one.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

Keep 1t before the people. that the election
of the Broderick ticket will be Black Repub.
lican victory.
Keep it before the people, that the BrOd
erickites and Niger worshipers have fused,
ere supporting the same candidates and every
where working to defeat the Democratic party.
Keep It before the people, that the Black
Republicans ere the sworn enemies Of Stephen
A. Douglas and the Democratic party-the
faithful followers and enthusiastic advocates
Of David @. Broderick.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

EDITORs DEnOcHAT; Please Announce JAcnsou
SPENCER, ESQ, as u candidate for reelection n ~
office Of Justice of the Pesee Of DiamOAd nlrnS,
Township, and Obhge
EeWtOWW, AuRWst a6 lass.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

That original and genial cuss, John Huntress,
knowing that we have weakness for peaches and
are too poor to buy EN-, sent Of the
finest and largest that could be had in COlOma-
Nay the Lord repay yOu John for your generosity
we cant, amt able never expect to be. At not
very remote period you shall dance at our-expcnse.
Another glorious Columa friend sent US box. with
abriefnotc, ulodcstly saying" don't thank me for
these, but send them" &c. We have obeycd his
instructions, aud would be happy to do 50 sercrdi
tines
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

W. FRANK STEWART respectfully ahisouDs.,
TO his old friends, and every body else, that he il
candidate for the Oice of Justice Of the Peace. -
PImccrtiIIe Township, at the ensuing election,
placerville, August gath, 1858.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

Don't forget, Democrats, that the election Of
. Broderickite will be hailed ~ . Republican
vietOry." Don't forget that the niggcr-wor-
shippers have adopted and will unanimously
support the Droderick ticket. Don't forget
that the Republicans BrOdericks friends,
conidants and supporters. arc vindictively
assailing Douglas, and have pledged them
selves to defeat him.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28
For Justice of the Peace,

EnIToRs DEnOcRAT: Please announce WIN q.
DAVIS ~ . candidate for reelection TO the Oasss
Of Justice Of thePeAce ~ Placerville Town.bin
and Oblige, MANY VOTERs.
Placerviie. August 18th, 1858.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

NEw Book SFORM-MsssFs4 EOgsnt / Pet
tit Ct. G. .Nugsnt and ". H: PsttiD will open
, book and, stationery store, during the com.
ing week, 10 the room just vacated BY Petit
g. ChoatSL They arc Popular gentlemen and
will have "many customer"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

Only those who have suffered ell the miseries Of
Dyepepei1 10 10 vaEiars eeFms osH appreciate the
value Of medicine that will esrs tAis disease To
OsRGtNd BittSrs.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

WILD CHERRx.-We heaF 20 much saId Of the
wonderful curative power Of DE-. Wistas's Balsam,
in ell stages diseased ungs thas We EEL perfectly
safe In recommending il for general uss fof coughs
colds, bronchitis, &c.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

J. W. SHIELDS will be supported for ne ore
Of Constable Of PlAcerville Township, at the Snsu-
ing election, by MANY VOTERS.
PlacervilIe, August goth, 1858.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

PETIT 4 CHOATE have removed into their
new iron 'front.' areprcOf store opposite their for.
mer stand. and have just received the largest and
ever offered for ssle in Fl Dorado County.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28
For Constable.

JOHN D. VAN EATON will be supported iOp *.
election to the Office Of Constable VI PlaesevilI.
Township. by MANI FnIEMDs.
Placervillc, August 18th, 1858.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

New GooDs-A. Kahn q Co. win receive
to-day large invoice Of gentlemen's clothing
and furnishing goods Of every style and quail
ity. Thscs goods were sslected BY Aaron,
the FATTY" Of the house. whose well Sstab-
lishsd reputation Cor good taste IN such mat
ters, ID sufficient guaranty Of their excellence
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

JOBN d. BOup Ia a candidate for constable
Of PlacerVille township.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

Thanks to the Alta Express Co. and Wells,
Fargo & Co., for many favOrs during the past
week.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

WHuRn n HSi-Tho PrO6ais Court has been IN
seasloA IS The l1st Ays. dAyA In aooordance with
hW. ~ our "glllAnt County Judgs" hes NOT been
psS1Sn1 20 pfsilde We would suggest 70 the COun.
n Auditor, hat 10 dOdaet s1eaI amount from The
fp1Gs's thFos thonSand dollar salary.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

Cot. HANDY will address the Democracy OF
Reservoir Hill on Monday evening next, at y
o'clock.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28
PErTIr 4 CHOArE. AEeniS Tor PiaesrviIIe

In. l.. }. (EAPENT.-Wr Oad diTvet the sSPsrSal
attention ~ InVslids To peTussl 81 DT. IT, CIsPAay
ada rTtsrnEnt Ia he fUnd in AB0theT column % the
paper IN order Z" place the service 81 lPaSRed an1
cHTH r"nrcd Ph! ,ieAn within their TeaeA q mueA 80
has been inhirtrj the HUMAN family TO the PeTni-
and xWSv.Wt pTsrtiesS 81 e~p'Ics, Shst Ssse
n W. ~rre futd1baG lnAndsn dHay 10 maize knsOn
WLeTr relief esu b. oAtanpd. 70 tAose uaeSStaAa1e
rnugh to suTss lSsn The eHrstS Of SeHUal private
Diseases, their " treatment, We chesTfSly eoAmsnA
Dr. l.. CIapkay Aa man Of TaTe scientific Asd RsAt
cal ac,iurrn- ntS, pnSsCSshg all the TequiSitsS Oz
bong r\prTirnc" and s<kTnS IedGed ski, for the
r's.ful praeirersf nv rr"fss"n. sNSV made HsB
complaints tSptcIAI Study. like the erlebTatsA HI
and SPEEDY m Al 81 private shROnis de-
ease, whether the rSeiS of eOLtAgiOn, OstabuSe,
ss II vihtl and m order that pStientgSt diSta.es
avail The mNrl'es 81 HE SdViee nee eOAsuStss ~
letter Opcn to tAea. The kASa kdge that Ne have Is
the he has e0eeted, Of which
~ long SiAndinR, leSAS usOS Tare 1ssh NTH 10 Dr.
&C eAese!, and eOaI1SAA Hin 70 The eoNAdsDso e
th"se IN III health lbs GsnPAsyS O0ee 10 - sss1S-
H"nt" S. beLn~ MONtGOneTy, HSaTy Opposiis Tie Pc
zinc Mai >tesnship Co.'S V9es. A0n FTHnetsss.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28
PLACERVIL.LE.

R1GUEaA7
DE110URATTC NOMINEES!
For Supreme Judge,
JOSEPH q. BALDWIN.
' - For State Controller.
A. B.. MELONEY.
YOF District Judge, llth Judicial District,
THOMAS II. HEWES.
For the State Senate,
L 3. TITUS, A. st. G. DENVER,
For the Assembly,
GEO. N. CONDEE, OGDEN SQUIRES
q. N. DOUGLASS, J.J. WILLIAMS,
R. D. CRITTENDEN, E. HUDSON,
WILLIAM COLEMAN, J. S. Upton.
For County Supervisors.
LIST DiStrict-A. A. HOWARD,
End District-E. N. STROUT, 80
Sd DistTict-WM. JABINE,
For County Superintendent IT Public Schools,
II. L. PEASE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

awso4 GA1ssswoS"- Blek, RspuAIie1p.R'pdsr-
IL meetings.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28
JOMN GRN.

Any individual suherne from weakness and deTan9s.
ment Of NE stomach nervousness dsbIy In aSy IOVa
can BE- crEED by this ~. jicine.
seth w. Ho~le Co. IHN Washington a., beslsn, PPS-
IT et"FS. Sod by their agents every VheFe.
sDd by IIrnTy JChnSon Co, Wholesale nTugRtsts IAS
Washington street San IrAneiscO sole AgenIs Ne Pc
eihc coast
PETTIT 4 CHOArE. Agents for P,aesvv,IIe.
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Mississippi Intelligence.

From the Natchez Courier of Thursday last we
extract the following:
The house Of Mr. Samuel Riley. near DeSoto
Clarke county, was destroyed by fire on the night
ofthe 18th inst. MIR. Riley and his family were
all at church in DeSoto, excepting four small chill
dren, that were left at home in bed. The fire was
accidental, originating from the chimney. and
reaching the roof of the house, before the little fe
lows were aroused, which fortunately was done
by the explosion of a gun that hurg in tho rack.
The eldest was awakened by the explosion, and
had barely time to a,ouso his little brothers, be-
fore the roof. with powerful crash, fell in and
enveloped the beds in flames. where, only mo
ment before the little fellows hads snugly and
unconsciously reposed.
Beres who was indicted several years ago for
the murler Of McKeever, by the Circuit Court Of
Tishomingn county, has been found guilty, and
sentenced to be hung on tho 18th inst. "a
A man named Aleck Burten, Of . grocery In
Holly Springs, on thssth inL.. 6rsd both haFfsls
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LNNCHBTRG COLLEGE.


'ENiE onrh Of ibis INSTITUTION Will commence
Il on The 18Th September.
The 81 the heathies and most accessible In
s"uih; the study both Cias.Rl aud
S,anie. rqn, to thst nt the best Am, rcan rulrHc-
Th' Muiltt Drparim, viii b. ciie"ny mnniancd
der thu r. at Mr. h. Blarkcnshr duae f ihe Viz
eina 'ia> stute and NOR" recently conhe'ct win tho
: inIrn ststrs G.
Thu several rrot.sns viii have exclusive charrc e the
t.rannal h,pl whi young be tAuinushy "a,
pared Tor college ~ iu-ins
rae ETH.
ROBERT l.. BEolkL1T, Tr.sidtnii Professor Of Nhtu.
raj Sri,n'e
Lycrnsrs q MA1H'ws A. NJ. Professor n Latin rnd
Bclles H. Iir,s
r. II cAEILL !roi,ssur Of the Greek LH.u 'ge and
Literature
J. l. BrASkrysHiP II iofossor of Mahcms sand Iusrue.
Of Tactics
Rev. W wALhrR, Proirsssr ot Moral and Mental Sci
and oi lIlt"ry
SAMrfI q siiA a. NJ, Professor Of Constitutional Law
u A LAAGHuhNi, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy aud Phys
o.ngv
Ct'etrPt ApUifHo SAnIoM Ii D. pr .fessor Of Modern
l.hneutg's ......
EXPENSES
Hnnrd Sa per week w,.hng 81 2J month fuel aud
ighs 80 Tuition e!J In ha Grammar school, and
SEQ The t"l'cgait Depart icni Tor h,ii session
q" Catalogues trriher inornntlou bo ob
tanned by ahti,ssilg the i'rc,i1cni auy SITS
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! -. "a. es'1- = VOC 7:;:N0S Sl6;.s 2

ofS slnf knsxA . nanst ansts.sdeussus,sz ~ sop.
ts"'s Of sns hafrsl a.aAssst -esoya51a Assdraa
arm; thossof the slkefI tue tketx - otAi.Gn1
and his ips " pissss. An zsuinhi hinn1i1 .1sok
pincs. and Mr.. Burton was Discharged Aush1osu-
sst'on. 90 - aHs4 Al zffsaI ~ ssH
The Marshall Dsnoctss ,ays .bss issSSis iseIi.
nod to withhold ell expression d 6pinion On sieh
outrages. for the simple rcssoh tSas ~ et1ninai
code of Mississippi. And the u,snnsY Of Ito exssu-
ton has gut " be such complete farce that ifah
editor knew man y 10 guilty of ) cool-bloodsd,
deliberate murder. and we're % ny bothe nsnrdsf-
er might walk up n hiu,if he eould eaaek him o6
his guard, and assassnaAs him fos his jndepeua-
ont sxpression Of hat he knew to, b. srus, and
there il not county in the State Of Mississippi In
which . jury could NOT b. found Who would brine
in verdict Of acqnit,al under indicensnS Sbf mss
der. 1t 10 true that by speaking oct frankly and
foarlessly what he knows to b right . man may
haye it said him that he 10 not afraid to do what
he knows to be right; but that would be poor ~
munerstion to his wife and children for The loss Of
his lfe should some william take II into hia head
IN assassinate him for the fearless discharge of
what he believed to bs his duty. II n
On the day after tho above occurrence another
fatal but accidental shooting affair took place in
Holly Springs Ayoung man named Hamilton
who had been seated on barrel in the same gfUK
shop In attempting /" change his position, ,lss fail
from his bosom pistol. which exploded and din
charged it's contents into tho throat and head Of
bystander named Allen Jones.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-01
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WARRINGTON ID. C

fuNHE und rsanrd rcspriui, informs HIS friends nr the
public g"ncray, HAT th- Hotel hah h"en srtay ennrs
ed BY tlo addition Nv, ny fveiHigo Pa!n,s aud hnnha
also npi"N, aud alterations have h., nnd-
III" Hotel l"r"r Viii nnhies hm 4" all h" make
Is ms, their h'm,. whilst III III Metropolis thai II shah lie
r''nld {" non" nr e"mol and llesna u. h".as b. so.
ntt.hti"tto r wants HI gutss To merit continuance
ia" laiionagvs ,it ra'l. upon hm her,t
Tho su uuh Ltcl hch clnrp"s less than ~ 10 day
ediy l. o. SMITH, Proprietor
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4 OON 80 NOlH coat 4 WOOD Nst.1.s.
W. y. inst ,.rr,"d another supply Of the celebrated
Nt,tor Aal M'tn COOK STOVES Tor wood aad coal whh
lv admired At the Int" Agricultural and Ms
,bshien ~ /, tbs place ly TIA, saving turl
ihcFn'ss q their superior nni,h aud i"if, opera
IN the ,nri- d. psrim, rHkInp they knuw
edge, 10 he the Stoves We chtNr Hit,d inc
COPPER R"'orv'ir, water b.ei, viii, l.
ntinc H. frpshinF hot nil tunes without
di,ina fuel being Gated by the Smoke Ir mud without
nierie,,ns with the cooking arrangement Of III.
nuv lis 4
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FRANCIS B DEANE, Jr, & SON,
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CHILLED HAuLNO..D CAR WhEEus.
vNEi prepared To execute promptly orders To
II for their WHEELS c eIcusirty of tho best p
ri,ia Cold Blast Charcoal Pig.
They REFFN 10
JOHN r. MCDANIEL, Esq, President Virginia and Ten
Ram oad Co.
EDWARD II GILL ESQ., Sup"rntondeni Petersburg aud
Richmond Railr, al Co.
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Esq, Superintendent Virginia
Central Railroad co
Mr. SAMUEL PETERS. Master Machlnist Virginia and
Tennessee Kairuad Co.
Mr. ARCHIBALD pAE, Master Machnlst Virginia Central
Railroad Co.
J0sTpH II ANDERSON Esq. Richmond Va
Nessrs. MORHISS. TANNER co. do.
FRANCIS MALLORY, ESD President Norfolk and Pc
ier.burg Railroad CO.
WILLIAM MALONE, Esq Chief Engineer Norfolk aud
Petersburg Railroad Go.
ADAM DENMEAD, Esq, Baltimore Md
$ WYATT d co. Charleston : {.
WILLIAM l. ANDERSON Esq. Mobile. Ala.
WILLIAM g. SWAN. Esq, Knox vile. Tenn.
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON. Pensacola Florida.
The business nj the LANGU ORNE FOUNDRY. will here
by tue subscribers under the firm Of F.
DIANE, in. Il Son. /. u. DEANE JR
an l5.c2tawta y. BROWNE DEANE.
II l. o q Il OIL CLOTH AND WINDOW
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