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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03
IMMENSE SAVING OF FUEL!
LARGE AND SPLENDID SToCKOF
Cooking, Psrlor, Ofloc, Church and Fac
tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, &C.

INVITE attention To the attractive display 81 Fall
aud WIatsr ods which they have bernrectvInF four
eka past Oar sot Comprises the grcrS variety aud lest
selected II Offer In this market and offer
unusual nducem. nts m priecs
Our variety m Cooking Stoves for wood and coal
nos he exeelisd for ectnomy and convenience
Psrlor stoves aud Radiators fot wood and coal
and be ,utul patterns worthy the attention OF purchass
Dining Room end Chnrrh Stoves aud
In operation Once church aud factry sovas ~ all s les
remarkably low prices
0rstss-kIch medium and low priced, and adapted to the
wants 1t all
Tho Morning Star Cooking Range. entirely article
and superior to all others that have p'eed H. Having
laSged Raies Rooms double he torcr cAp-ciiy
made purchases e'~ Ia The ard scectog stock
ysss.nsl from lcsfny Foandes the Northern Cities
feel eouud-n ri being able supply all In wan, with
bSter assortment and better than has before
be<u done II this the 81 aud RRngr Warehouse
second d'or below the Market Mai" street, Lynchbnrs Va
orti.ia & s Hiss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03
Once Sos ia .HBAr Railroad CeMspany, ,
PErEHsBUHo, July ist. 1876.
G0 Itii1k ll1IH8n

xx S& y
INTACT mOUTk 10 TmA " k.r ..d In.
UV VIRGINIA siiNuS, south side nalrvad from
tursburg ,nchDurg via Va fenn Kaiirosd Lynch
burgto bns Via Fast Tenn and Va h.road from BrI.,o
knon vir via leah and Georgia Nair ad
sile Dalton Western aud Atlantic ka,noad from
ton Chattanooga. Nashville aud Chattanooga
om stevenson via Meuiphs and Charleston
hA,l,"ad nom stevenson 20 A.mpb"
and baggage through At the oie. South side
road, P.iei sDurs
u. iio~ s Sehe. ue viii be run on the South Side Kali
road commencing SUNDAY next. The 9Th July inst
and e'"'i""'%s %n' n SlI rA sS,,s TRAIN
Con, Getting with the Rrnmond ani Daayille Trains.
Burkesie tJuneon) and wan tue through route At Lynch
Leave Petersburg daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 53oo'clk NJ
Arrive NJ Burk.,iitnt Juns'nJ "............ $40
Arrive AT fArm.ie AZ. ''''''''''''''''''''' 80 . .
Arrive Lynci,urg At. l2U NJ
Leave iynehbu's 'i"i'y Announcements. $50
Arrive nj Farmsiio ai..............."...... Al
Arnea BurAes"lc ,J""o''"n, 't........ 2l5
"''''' rnLiUi,i IRAN
Connecting will iirauoud aud Janve Trains at the June
I.av. Peter burg daily at...................G AN
Aiv. y. ,u, krviie Junction. t................la st.
ArrN. Al Farn,io lao =. N.
Afiive AT lynchbnIg st.......... ~"
loA,e Iyn.nLuig daily Am.
Arrive AT iurkeyie tJnnc,""J At......".....Il.so N.
An Accommodate" Passenger ito " ay or Lors.
Travel ~ attached 70 the Train leaving L,~s"S"rs ~,
TAX" the Mau Train al o.i"k. a. NJ. stopping places
IN change the aud he Stopped
at an, other POINT, sn,hcriands Andersons saw ah f"d
Bur1,ylr it'ccs, ,iigh bridge, Farnvic Prospect Ramp
Inns sosrcs" Aipma',o,, Spout sp'ng, Concora james
River.
CITY POINT BRANCH
South Side hRJoad Freight md TRAINS leave
t,irrSbnig nal! t,unda. srxanri"iD at......7 A NJ.
hri''ht hy f"'t hI'..'..... .....'...........fi4J
Wy ioih, AT
AIfN" al tic :" Id
The aU,Nu rams Win River St,am'
leaYnktn r. int Tor Norfolk and every Saturday
and lu,Sd with TIE steamers koanokr aud
Jam, SLOW ~ bound in New ok
The Afternoon Tram thus Road will be only when
there business Justify stopping places To take and
pat on To b, strictly observed by those in
iLe t'an AID L. the train be stopped At
mi f nd Cedar lie, 81 and rrh"it Cross
b.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03
NEW CASH sTOR x.
A. G d. l. l.. w l >
AND kETAiL oROCEI

WHOLESALE AND kETAlL 0ROCEu.
HAS and conaodins bonss, on Aain ST.
II formerly occupci ny Joseph Aowhn ID door above
Mr.srs Bchoshed and 1hurians iaIdware btoe AID op
pss,,e Ds. Jonn II Seav's Drug Store -
large aud veil solicited stock of6ko
CENItS and srAPLE DRY GOODS. boagbt excessively Tor
which viii be- sold prices that canao' TAN TO give
satisfac ali WIN may favor with CALI ASH AN ae
,tru,n. de- the cash systen, extra induce
u,eu offered cash buyers or those desiring to sf
chang, tor country produce
stock VI No { PEkU WAN 6UANO always on hand.
extend particular invitation 10 the od eu@oin"rs oil the
Hrm A. Lewis Qorinrriy In the Dry Goods busne" IN
this - give cali ell ~ the public gentIMy
mar yia,. A. q LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

WENlGAN WNDCH ES.-We hRvo r
"A ju-t received n large lot OF A NE ICAN "a
WATCH In ,ui lnntin. cares. 10 Which we call XA2,
specsi u"rt.n The ,upe r,rty Of these v a'ehes -
line keeper 10 " longer question. and the low price at
which b. rt rcnde themd sirale BY AlfWho
AID, rhanp Watch The demand every whers hes
b tlau vi" supply; therefore reeom-
call rv and good time keeper
for Q small prc> SILVEKTHOkN CLlFT.
Nda1 Isl Iswsary 0tors above ~ Nsskse.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03
-. >aA she Trssh absat ear Tarf OIL.

(NOAL: GOAL!!-Wes ara new prepared to al
" for hest Red Ash hracite, Mountain Clover
Hin Coal lowest market prices for August delivery
~ orders left at tho Sure OF Aess,s Valentine Her.
ny. Maiu street, will receive prompt aiteniLrn
aug?,s ANDERSON LANFORD & CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

H6 NEGROES WANTED! -ra
vNHE SUBSCRIBERS Wish To PURCHASE NE.
GkOES, Of either between the ages thirty,
for Which the highest market price, cash. be paid An
ply nj the auction house Of G. h. Phelps
septy in WELLS DAVIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

6NHP REAS eMoNG l. EH.-e0,NUv y press Shingk
~ 20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale By
ANDERSON, LAkFORD 4 Co. on Cana
mar N. Lanehnrpes MYta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA, August 10, lsse


AsPIN GROVE, Henrico. December ], 1857
MEssRs. Dow Co. -Gentlemen-My horse put
the yard In front Of the ami In attempting Jump
end Of fence rad through his shoulder
nearly penetrating through his broas making cash large
enough to insert liz got bottle Of your TURF
OIL applied 1t freely in four days he
weeks he entirely cured
Respectfully yours, JAMES L. EGE
Sold by all Druggss aud Merchants throughout the
feb5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

HI = suIta.rIipSptl ATE OF LIME,
Manu:aUt 4-,i trnm Formula of
nh JAMES uIGGlSS.
Sfatr thrinst OF Maryland.
ENAt lin PLANTERS To DiSiE>sE Wirti TWO
thrl,"i Guano t"r Fan seeding aud I" sumner
crops a,l Packed IN oarros fully warrant
ed Price Sau ger "i 2UUus.
The aOuyc article Together with "am giving full de
tail OF this valuable FerAr ais" accounts OF ITS npor
tsnc. AID mode OF Application. can b. had"f
Nj HULLiNS * CO,
mar l3ts Iynrhburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

FOR"
UuEHKlNs.'S F1isE PROOF SAFES
II LIZA iir.K AND Kt Bbru BEi.IIN
La T. LEArnFR
STEAM fACNlN,, HOSE
COIrON AND LINEN lNlNES
INSURANCE on your Lie ar the Lives of Servants
the lowest cost ai ~ S.tione's Hail No - Pearl street
Richmond, Va. KNOWLES a WALFUKD.
OCT iu
victorious: !!-Thushia2
V Machines from patterns .nB themselves
Victorious, " ii ue f,oip the ,liuwng:
WIIlTEMUKE 81 JOSLlN.
1h.si certify thai have OF NHIirEMoKE JOS
nm ESnlN MAtlINtS aud commend
to be thu best uaciLrs aso ee"iniond
Ia ai1 l. III Ma, hin
Ill" ilIrrihY busihe- aud tiny exceed
had sine IA he lLrrnh
uul,ss , NULL ID IA CkSUN.
) Il, ls,,-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

EATMEn: = j, i.:es les Of rRsss Leather,
de- is. s"'s~t - ,ts5 'fkANxkaN 4 ss6rRsR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

NOTICE.
lPENIN lENDANIS OFFICE,
VA, ~ Tenn. kAIi.hoAD co,
la NCdbth0, Va, b,t s,Ih -.s
aud aiier Monday t.s Isl day ui Al,
~ f'oda,c sanerrd ~ ienaid D"pst L., uuu A.
lAah tc li.lu
thr And all podueo reuoytd be ..afa,d with
ihs .-p Is rendered. sary by ths aseuinuaiion Of
Frisht l" ihu ,n"hon's Dpot by Guni ANY,
"r' 49, tue t""ssne,s Sht, sub
|.n'eu,e anu isA oi 1888 W. L. SMITH,
IS. t;,n sunt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

~ s:lGa.ESllEsM ER'a GRAND EXAI.
We non OF khADi-M MADE tLoI IING.--1he un
cs gnoi thi~ itaniy announce 10 the pub
lie and h- ired>, t"at hs stock oi kEADfMADE
GLO ilIIN,,, GEN LEMEN>' FURNISHING GOODS,
tMBhEIIA., lnl Sk e, AZ, has nu received and
be- pui,h sct en,i low pri es fer Cnsh and
prompt cusih Hi To HE inter- 81 OF every
t. clsew
1 d., Dad bat tia; coptine myself
tnnc Al liz The of and
,Iua,uy and Ut Tier h-n ceer-this
ii. i"ith
tuntN M"i, hauS Wiz nnl my jobbing prices lower than
rat, wh",esaie all buyers,
aiu terest
VAL certainly puf, has. 81 in".
oct l5ts NJ GUGGENItEIMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

N\ONkA DGANU-A small Let Prime Te.h.
Il beans ut 10 hanA, ~ ~ ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

IN !. FOu.kEs hns she pleasure Of en"r'nE
ILs 10 his iron something Ia th- way oi RfcS
iNu EASY CHAIR Ihee posans attained Ia tb." ono
THAT, ID 10 s,mpirst complete and ch.htat easy
Chair sale this InArkrt IL - "rc"ptAh"
the ordinary pnrposs of an easy
Chair. Call aud see II. H. J. fohhho'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

o.HM LNNt NRs ssG tOkCH ANO ruuNr
AAsS- W A',ti''A rae rokl.-Ih subs'ri G@4=AS$3.
i,r rciui"a his ttul a.ka"Nl'tt
mentst" his "'i amt Tor III" liberal patron
a.e toward hun if AMI the pub
lie that he AND hr hopes by
aitrnltu ti,s,r-s IA
Tie will niakr and Keep nt,t all kinds III
Iron a xe mt" tn, substantial aud neat
style lie order. AMI III have made,
Also. "Is and two horse Spring Moving
Wagons tnr ~" T., stages All VIII" want good work
10 as I'D Lyn,a5ns Cac and gdesUn tar0ry, nd,
II" 'H IN lpie, you may expect To
g't good w."k prce All " ho want good aud
meat sscN CIV, mcaca JOHN II, BAILEY, Agt
ITS
(SENENr.-I.nv,ag bee ppoi led 80 ic xeas
~ by the t'ropiieta JAMES R,er Cement Works.
Tor the Cement this place am prepared to NIL 81
orders tho ,rccs NM ANDERSON.
aug Hts
'lNusRD SUPPLY OF DRESs GOOD =, FOR
l. CHRISTINA PRESENTS join ABHAhAas o,.en
this morning. 30 SUPERIOR SILK DKES rs, To be sold at
t5, worth SU Largaa With Iarg" lot Of printed
all Nous. reduction OF - cent Call
inv ~ dis JOHN AHkAHAMS
nlsSOlgTION or PAnTNEKsMsP.-The
xsng between the uudersis nti, under
the SiEAR!k co d,ss lived by mutual consent
gc.ds due He I, alone auihhized e. wind
up he business and The debt. dur ny the old concern.
WM SHE ARtR,
July 81, 1888 hENKi Il. siIEAhER.
vuNME UNDEW~Il;NED will carry sm the bs.-
i mess the stand md In, the .ha
old arm to give hun 'si l" whom he wi s' low = cash
Aug2ts 4 SHEARER
- DAN pEASE.lh i"rhh NMi L MACHINES which
Mers will lind IT realty To theiriu-
terrst these machines nre.rence TO all others
Any Wishing them can do ." by calliuRas
our store
We refcrtr Messrs Iohns who using
these machines. IkBi Il SAUNDERS
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, In the District Court Of the
County Of II Dorado. nth Judicial Dist
JOHN JONES Plaintiff vs. CHARLES l.. SMITH, Defend
nnt-Acton brought In the District Court Of the 18th
Judicial District, and the complaint filed in the county of
II Dorado, IN the Office " the Clerk " SAID District
Court, In and Tor said county and state.
The PeOpie Of the State 1f dHifprnid SEND GREETING
To CHARLES l. SMITH,
Won hereby required To appear In mn action brought
against you by the above named Plaintiff. In the Dis
irict Court OF the ih judicial District IN aud Tor the coun
~ Of n Dorado, and the complaint filed therein,
Ia copy Of which accompanies this Summ0ns) within ten
days exclusive Of the day servccl after the service
you OF this Shmmonsf served within this county, but
within this Judicial District within twenty days. or serv-
ed Of said District then within forty days-Or judgment
by default will he taken against you.
The said action Is brought to recover the sum Of a SO
and interest and costs upon certain note by executed
December 2Sh, lN at one and half per cene per month
payable TO Thomas J, Smith order year from the
date thereof which has been duly transferred to Plaintiff
by said payee and also to obtain decree Of foreclosure
aud sale Of the property known ms the Magnolia Ranch
and improvements and appurtCnances thereto belonging
norgaged by TO the payment Of said note and
II fail to appear and the said Complaint as
above required the said Plaintiff will take Judgment against
you for said and costs and the relief prayed for
cOrding Ia the prayer of said complaint.
Given under my hand with the Neal 81 said Court
IT, 81 affixed office this eleventh day II March. in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
hny-eght. A. u. WALDRON, Clerk
sAxDERsoS 1 NEWELL, Pl'GS Au'ys.
[mAF IS 3ml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

PoLurENEss AND Truth. Many persons
plead a love Of truth rs an apology for rough
manners, asiftruth was never gentle and kind
but always harsh, mOrOse, and forbidding
Surely, good manners and good conscience
are not more inconsistent with each other than
beauty and innocence, which are striking akin
and always look the better for companionship
Roughness and honesty are, indeed, some
times found together in the same person; but
he Is poor judge of human nature who takes
III manners to be a guaranty ofprohity Of char
acter, or suspects stranger to be rascal be-
cause he has the manners of gentleman. -
Some persons object to politeness that its
language is unmeaning and false, but this is
easily answered. A lie is not locked up in n
phrase but must exist, if at all, in the mind
Of the speaker. In the ordinary compliments
Of civilized life, there is no intention to deceive
and, consequently, no falsehood Polite Ian
guage is pleasant to the ear and soothing to
the heart, while rough words are just the re-
verse, and il not the produce ofill-tempcr, are
very sure to produce it. The plainest truths,
let It be remembered, can be conveyed in civil
speech, while the most malignant Of lies may
lind utterance, and often do, in the language
Of the 6sh-market.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22
s UMMo 8


STATE or CALIFORNIA, In the District Court Of the
County Of II Dorado. llth Judicial District.
Nary AmdRdd 4erTHIadn, Pfdi"fiN CO. Jacob Merry.
NNaR, DeFtHddRG
Action brought In the District Court Of the 18th Judicial
District and the complaint filed In the County Of Do.
rado In the once OF the Clerk Of said District Court In
and for said County and State.
The People OF the State Of California SEND GREETING
To JACOB MERRYMAN,
Voc hereby required appear action brought
Il against you by the above named Plaintiff, In the
District Court Of the llh Judicial District, and for
the County Of Fl Dorado, and to answer the Complaint
died therein u copy Of which this SumnOns
within ten days, (excluslve Of the day Of service after
the service you Of this Summons served within this
County served out Of this County but within this Ju.
dlcial District within twenty days II served out Of
said District then within forty dAys-or judgment
fault will be taken against you.
The said action s brought TO obtain decree Of divorce
ffom the matrimonial connections existing between
you and Pant6 and for the custody and control Of your
and Plaintiff child and for other relief and Causes
odivorce extreme cruelty aud habltua lntempeFance =
and you fall 70 appear and the said Complaint ~
above required the said Plaintiff will take JudgueAI
against you for said relief and costs according to the
prayer 81 said Complaint.
ey order Of Hon. J. N. Howell, District Judge.
- Given under my hand with the Seal Of said
lLs Cou,t afnxed a. ONCE. this LIST day Of May,
In the year Of our Lord one thOuIAnd eight
- hundred and nity-elght
A. D. WALORON, Clerk.
BY OoDG SouiRu, Deputy Clerk.
NJ Z. Handy, Attorney Tor Plaintiff. ms-6w
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22
READ AND REFLECT.
DR.. G. n. Tozer's Card to the Afflicted.

Uck eures amt Lotc PIfres at the old esfdbaAsd oe,
6M strert LeftceeH j. and a. StreeGs.
nR TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous patient,
for their patronage, aud would embrace this oppOFtH
nifty to remind them that he continues consult on tboe
iacut cases Of vENEnIAL which have bsied tbs phM
Of the celebrated yscians Of the age GAG,
up"n which he has "erer Jdiftd 70 P'r1oym radical
care.
DR.. ToEers repntat as Physician stands unequaIed
Ills eXcse att"Uton Ia diseases 81 the grnto
organs for many renders him perfectly master q
The large number Of aggravated cases that he bs1 psr.
feCy cured after they have been given up many Others
Is the only proof that physician rr0uITea Of his AhaV
Dr. ToLer would state that he any aud 81
NJ varieties Of the disHse, matter how long standing
what progress the disease has made every patient cas-
ly upon cure.
DR.. ToIer has. Ia we'll known, taken patients from the
very verge Of the and restored them to perfect
health. He would further state. that he deems mfneisnt
to attract the attention Of those Who might heed the
vices Of physician In all hut particularly those
enumerated IN the @E'rtiS' nsnt expecting they Woad
my merits practitioner aud the result Of nag psAr.
tice has been thus lar satisfactory patients and my.
self Nor do deem Il nrerSsary Ia I'LL columns 81 the
neWSpapers with ulsoc en- c ard hon basic advertise.
ments protesting ability Ia heal all disc flesh heir
to- for tod" that must SOM y, eg m"re than Man but
give those that afflicted with N'nerea ChPOnIe and
9th. diseases, 10 understand that from long experiences
am fully c"mI"t'hi i"iIsi i.' i'-sne r.Ss'uly
My regard Tor the hgtN ~ the ~ di' nj profession 70
which have III" honor 10 belong. dttrTb rUn
ting any act sa,orI rak 4uactey aud IeEsId for NJ
own dignity WOULD rr,',it rlacrR myself . par
with ,liAcks and n"s n.rrs 81 he pryarni ses
on, FRAUDULENT g"nL c,I u, atr PunS of ny
silu rior qunl, Atu,s as pact t,,; ntilrr do a.
NY s.lf rdrnlp L"n"r' t.. u1'h not entitled
hut mercy asa t"sr NJ" 'StAtd to read the diGeF.
adVrrtsu rtN I'iatirt H. ,L'' e.: private dNsaOsS
aud Judge hr 'h.Ws''s W,t :" arVly far relief NY
aFtH:g' 1t thai ca h. consulted In privacy
At all hours 4" 81, "t. 40 i"tA the morning until
: ir the eVrr'ie
w P,ts"rs ~ ~ -''' l. ~ o-". Dysentevy Local
NrnAurss \'rt"' i"h ~ ~ spa T.. LAs,Iudr, " saG.
less .; u' itilN -: Co.,. tat. Lose 81 MemOSy,
Av-rs,n'" : ~ ''I,. T.nAd.ty. :, H. lHI.
lrhst luz -------4--.--iLeS -de.-AGE LtAsH o.
{ tie Ey.s l. ,ns AMI oil rT ihhrnIit!ss
~ Ni,k insult nr {. u To.
at, at 49, u - l. j EIh H. Sacramento
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

THE MONKEY AND THE HAwK.-The cook Of
. French noblcman, whose chateau is in the
south Of France, had a monkey, which was al
lowed the free range Of the kitchen, and which
was 80 intelligent that by pretty severe train.
ing, his natural propensity to mischief had
been subdued, and he was even taught to per-
form certain useful services, such as plucking
fowls, for instance, at which he was uncom-
monty expert. One fine morning pair Of par
tridges was given the monkey to pluck. The
creature took them to an open window Of the
kitchen, which looked directly upon the park.
0nd went to work with great diligence. He
soon finished one, which he laid on the outer
lcgde ofthe window, and then went quietly on
with the other. A Hawk, which had been
Watching his proceedings from neighboring
tree, darted down upon the plucked partridge,
and in minute was up the tree again, devour-
ing his prey. The CONSERVATION Of the mon
key at this untoward adventure may be easily
imagined. He knew he would be severely
whipped for losing it. lie hoped about in
great distress for some minutes, suddenly q
bright thought struck him. Selling the re-
naming partridge, he went to work with great
energy, and stripped off the feathers. He then
laid It on the ledge, just where he placed the
other, closing the shutters, concealed himself,
behind it. The hawk, which by this time had
finished his meal, very soon swooped down
upon the partridge, but hardly had his claw
touched the bird, when the monkey, sprung
upon him from behind the shutter. The
hawk'shead was instantly wrung, and the mon
key, with Triumphant chuckle, proceeded to
strip off the feathers. This done, he carried
the two plucked fowls to his master, with a
confident and selfsatisfied air which seemed
to say. "Hero are two birds, Sir: just what
you gave me-" What the cook said on find.
Ing ono Of the partridgdes converted into a
hawk il more than we are able to tell.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22
ID. NEWBAUER'S
LIQUOR DEPOT!

WILL always keep on hand general assert
w ment of the choicest Wines and Liquors
among which may be- found the following:
BRGNDIEs
lOOO gallons Domestic Brandy;
1000 gallons CugnHc de CrOix;
Champagne brandy;
Otard Dubois: Mainet 1 CO =, dark and pale;
Pony Brandy: kimnel. N h0xrS:
Cherry Brandy also. Wolfes Scheidam SchnaPPs
wHiSKkT.
Old Monongahrla; Old Bourbon:
Old Scotch aud Old irish Mhlskey.
jamaica; New England: and St CroIx Rum.
Pure Holland and Club House Gin.
WINS
John DurAnd's llaut Sauterne;
ST. Julien Medoc; Old Sherry:
Turner's Ginger Wine. and Champagne Cider.
NkrPS.
Raspberry; CONNIE. Lemon
And Orgent Syrups
cuRntNIS.
BOXERS Stomach BttcTs. Stoughtona Bitiers:
HoSlettsra Bters; AbsyBthe.
Essence Peppermint etc.
Also, Brandy Peaches, In glass, gal and h gnl"n.
For sale by Il. SEWhAtER
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22
DIR. CHARLES q: TOzERe'
Private Medical Care.

CTRANGERe visiting Sacramento win remember tina. n,
y TozERF ISYIRMAEY 10 on 9th St. between J and 4
ntreets. Sacramento.
The great and many radical cures made bv n
ToErr since his In this city which Lnn
drcds can testify, induces him 70 Inform those aresS
whany private complaints AECKkT On Chaotic and VA
to be well and thoroughly cured II will be 70 their nrrs
and welfare 10 call on him. who for the last tRkutv n"
years has given his entire attention to Private Copial
and to all cases OF diseases Of private nature se-
chronic, such Syphilis, Secondary and
affections GonoFTkGa and Seminal Weakness OIeet srS
gruTe and ell diseases Of the geneTatVe and urin~,S
organs both and female, such PTOlapsHs nm,
Albus, IIysteria, &c.
Patients can be assured that their complaints win n.
he ampered WITH but treated upon strictly scientific prneI
pies Private Complaints erAdcated In few days; nsv
cases cured In . short time, without mercury.
he he Consulted at his ONCE at all times Of the dav
from In the morning until In the evening. All In AMI
ton can md n him one who can see and sympahise Win
and berienh them when In TROUBLESOME IN whose serVsps
the utmost confidence can be placed. Come ali who =.
afflicted and IN trouble, aud he relieved and cured
Apartments privately arranged 70 preclude IL
! possibility Of exposure.
Letters enclosing elO win receive prompt attention Win
best advice and instruction. c. II. TOZER, n. D.,
9th street, between J and T.
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA; In Justices Court, George
II Dorado County. town Township.
J. I. Grare rs Milton Q. Fdfr.-The People Of the
State Of California, TO MILTON =. FAIR, Greeting;
VOU are hereby summoned TO appear before me ~ my
ONCE In (irorgrtown Township Of II Dorado County
on the SIXTH DAY Or AUGUST. lsSS. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
to answer the complaint Of J. L. Grave. who sues you "
recover the sum Of One Hundred Dollars due hun on
Prusory Note executed by you, together with legal inter
est from the Nineteenth hay OF June l>A-"hen JUG
mrnt will be taken against you II you ia 10 appear Anu
answer. =, ,,.
To he HerifOr any Constable ofE Dorddo 'o"nfy
GnEErING-Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 81 day Of May. lSs
JAMES BURR,
Justice Of the Peace Of said township.