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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
Sheriff. Sale.

RY virtue Of an Execution issued out Of the Clerk
ID O@ee Of the Hen. District Court Of the llth Judi
eia District, in and for Fl Dorado County, Judg
ment rendered the S6th day Of May, 4. D. 1855 Il
favor Of Ellen Bcntly and against Lyman A. Moyt, fol
the sum Of three thousand and seven 02lO0 Dollars
with interest thereon at the rate Of per pei
Annum from the sSth day Of May A. d. 1853, Together
with the Of hundred and thirteen sc 100 dollars
costs ofsuit and aecrIg costs, have levied upon
will expose TO Public Sale at the door Of the Court
House, in the City Of Placervile, on
The Sd day OF July, A. d. 1888.
At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, all the right title, interest AMI
claim, Of the said Lyman HOyt aud the follow
ng described property lying and 6siug in White 0sl
to wit certain Ranch on the road leading frcm PA
ccrve ~ Sacramento, about eight miles be
low Mud Springs, about one me frOn the DurOc House
on said road, and bounded ~ follows: beginning At 81
Oak Tree the NOrth-w marked with threa
chops near HOldridgc's line, running thence s0atl
west y mile TO oak tree marked With chop; Themes
sSastTArdly one mile 70 saan oak tIse ON the DALI
Ranch road, about SIX inehss In diameter; thenci
north half mile 70 stake end sOnOs thonco west on
milo to the place Of begnAingl hsng formerly owned
by DIR. Trafton, and known e the 81 Dorado Ranet
and Hotel, together with the inpsesssents thereon
T. BoGARDusy SAeh6 ee II DOedA0 Co.
ng I. q. HoFKINs, Deputy.
sherids Once. rlaceEvilIs. Juns eth, A. b. lsSe.
Il3-tsl
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SIaeraM3e eMlO,

RY virtue q Ezcs.sio.. i.ssa e.t q the cl.EA'o
ID OeO Of the Hen. District CeaEe ~ AAaAsg Coan-
~ On Judgment rendeEsa q sAs l1sA day e Agsi 4.
Kurosyas and agAinse CAn9lse Winsags and David C.
Pettsc, for the sun Niastesa hunAEeA SlIeo DeaSs
with interest thereeA e tAs rate of per pci
nonth o@ The Arut day = ys.saEy A. D. less sogstksI
with Tie sun II 0ixty0n leo bslaFs ooofs "a sait
anA aeeruinV sos.s, hsvs syod upeA and win expeAt
70 Public SALE at the ceEt AouSs In ths City q Pa
esRvilla. On the
Sd Day Of July, A. D. 1853,
elsin q - ~ ChaIs wiasss "a Dssid 9. Rsstse
cf In aHa y ~ hisung aas.lbea RsSty, lying ~
ssaeg is M sp.lsss TS.nsA!p. e beieAs GselS "a
stats Il cAkeDlna, = Witt xeegee1n 1soga - kaaA
hasa - sMIaas.s RAssss,s 1aaaAs - sNl8 Capsa.
about ono-hastA e Hsils bslsw eRenlsA Co. -
contaiaiag eAsas 10 Acres - LAnA - Asog - vAlk
enelOsed b Isass. Alas o. RaAs sssaes, nsall
Largo water wheel, EHzs ana AEa1emaen eal& Raneh.
Also TwOe svsnths II QeaEtz Lsae, e eats 1aasA
elaisA and owned By saaA Wlsesses EnGeses DAeesai
Ct als tOgsshss viii an ssAes ts!ssa :.
heloaGsaR tAesetO. Ala, certain water HoeA ,hnsSu
ssWtn6srs Pattea's Ditch. ae NagsAN
HAnoAv - xsaaoh CsooA, anG EnnnanR - WnzaR Wea.
low, with an The Reservoirs, HnnsA 01tsAlo. ~, -
gether With the i@PgUvsnsAts tAegeens
SHERIFF. OAee, flaosEvills, nsg ~ 4. n -.
shsrts q - n9zaA3 Cass Ca1.S
llOesl gG - 40BErN1S DSDUlys
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CoLoNA, juno 20, 1858.
FOR the Mountain Democrat.
TEMPERANCE HALL, GRlzzLY FLAr,l
CnAn.Ia,, Evoasr- I,,oo IneL NoEO


TEMPERANCE HALL, GRlZzLY FLAT,l
Saturday Evening, June 10Th, 1858.
At regular meeting Of Olive Branch Divi.
sion, Sons of Temperance No. Z, the following
preamble and resolutions were read and uIalI.
imously adopted:
Inasmuch rs it has pleased the Great Crea-
tor to remove our beloved Brother b. F. Ma
SON, from the cares and troubles Of this world p;
and whereas, wc deem it to be the duty oil
this Division to express the deep sorrow
which is sensibly felt by every Brother thereof.
Do it therefore
Resolred, That in Brother Mason this Divi.
sion has lost one Of its best, most efficient
and worthy members, and this community al
industrious and exemplary citizen.
ResOtred, That We tender our heartfelt
sympathics to the relatives and friends Of the
deceased, in this affecting dispensatiOn, and
rs q source Of consolation would refer them
to his late religious and Christian character.
ResOIred, That this Division tender their
thanks TO the citizens for their prompt and
efficient aid in paying tho last sad tribute Of
respect to the deceased.
ResOIced, That the members Of this Divi-
sion wear the usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days.
ResOLrSd, That copy Of these resolutions
be forwarded to the relatives Of the deceased
in the Atlantic States, and also that copies be
sent to the MOUNTAIN DEMOcRAT and CalifOr'
mia Christian Adr0eGts for publication.
j. MCCORMICK
c. McCREADY, Committee.
wv. ADAMS.
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TOT cue Dcll.O'Tat
ME>sEs EDIroRS Why do You not copy
from the Reyisttr the cruliic aud elegantly
written communications Of" Fulton! Their
studied simplicity Of style is really refreshing
The writer vainly cnlavorS to conceal his en-.
thusiastic admiration for Judge Douglas
Judge d. is great StatcSInam-" Fulton
knows this, and what is more tn the purpose
he e. Fultom") wants the people IL know that
he has stood in the presence Of and convcrScol
with Judge ID. Fulton" is m0dcStly but
powerfully working for the Judge.
1t is rumorcd here 10y an cnvious few that
the lar-srcing, saSaciouS Fulton" anticipa-
ting the election Of Douglas to the Presidency
in 1860, with rare di>intrrcstcdncss, has
stan ted the ball thus carly in his favor, in the
hope and expec tation that il hia favmitc be
elevated to that exalted position, he will re-
ccivc the appointment Of Postmaster at this
place, for his invaluable services don't be-
licvc Fulton will be an applicant for the
petty office Of Postmaster Of an insignificant
town, patriotic as he undoubtedly is! Such
MI extraordinary genius would be " cabin'd,
criLb'd, confined" in such All unimp0rtant
town aS this is Besides, Judge ID. would
have too much conSidcra tioWfOr such an liable
and eloquent" friend as to Snub him Fulton }
with All office S0 rcpugnant TO his feelings and
50 far beneath his dignity of character and
mental calibre. No, gentlemen, believe me,
" Fulton" has loftivr aspirations, else he would
not m0irely boast Of his intimacy with Judge
Douglas! What he expects al propose in
future numbers to" predict. With "Syml,a.
thetic admiration for the Inatchlcss ability" of
Fulton" whose communications have afforded
this community unalloycd qualification, and
the hope that he will not speedily "lct up"
remain yours,
NOTIJ-F
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Declaration o. IntsntiOn.

X NOW an y. y tAs.s Ess.ssa.. ~ I sea..e ?.
and dwelling in Dia.ssl spEiags ssst.Alis q
bsusat 81 "a Act passe4 4pgil IL =. ~
" an Act 70 authoTise married. wasn y tEan4 nsas.
In their so1s tFa4ees,~ - k9e4& q.
clare that intsnd 70 tsaBSast alA eary e - ~ e1n
and my own aecoaHk - sale tEnAes. III Gnw.
ing businees, % Wit: That " rslehing, 49,
Ryng, Eaisng end byins M Usl1ilrs 6tssky - AeI
WIN Be Individually FssPenslbls Or IN deAss
By me IN seid business and that the eanetay ~
In said business does not exceed Eve 1n0esan4 -
Given under my hand and seal this l1th cay 6 Ds,
A. ID. 1855. 80 - -
STATE OF CALIFORNIA csanty - nnssnass ~ 2
ON this lsth aayof June, A. p IA AHeMe .
" Justice q the rsAee IN AMI ~ eei4 ~ rs
sOnally came sesan ?. Heyt peFs.aall klsI1 ~ 6 =
be the persOn described In and Who exosu1pAs -.
going declaration and first b me being I'D
ted with the contents thereof oxamipa1teQ Vi
made, separate and apart and without til u
her husband, che acknowledged 70 - tAse ens anas
ted the same freely and Voluntarily and withsa& CO.
pulSion, any undue influence from her said nusAa
and that she does not wish to rOtFaeI ths q
the came. .ifs..i- sF-t
In witness whereof have heTeuntU Set nv hmnA Aas
cHARI-Es 7. IRWIN,
tlA-SwSI Justice eftha Eaneo.
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Day 81 Aex. 4. q 49,
Ight 80 80 -
Iis CSsEt nosss, Z. - ca
On the Uay ~
A 70 e,sloeL 4: y, -
~ DsssabeE, 4. y. sG4
a1A q the ill6wtnE tgD.ap14
kuozu a. tia ssRn1aa ~ = ~
stanAs-aituaasa - - hg9 -
hsaeing saiA street twsnty-bm ~
sheriff. SAss, FIassrtins, gsae 4
shsTlR q n Ds11s
IIStsl Dyw. = DgnH4HS
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Several drinking saloons in Sacramento
have been closed up and their furniture ship
ped to Victoria. The boys can't get along
without their old associations.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

The JOnesville Independent OcOscly remaks:
"In banking Office lately established not far
from here, there are three partners. One it is
said, furnishes tho capital, the second the char
acter, and the third the face"
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CariAnaA

I, the undersigned Governor Of Hungary, 70 tssaity
hereby, that IA L. CIAPxAv has served during The
test for HUNGARIAN liberty ~ Chlst eaFgeea IN The Man
given him thls ceTtiAcAte, and Do FsaomsnA hin - he
sympathy, attention and protection Of all those che
served misloTtHne KOSSUTH LAJO6,
Governor Of Hungary.
Washington, Jan. 9th, Sc. [f8-Sml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

mr. L. J. CZAPKAY returns his sincere thanks to his nu-
IL patients for their patronage and would take
this opportunity remind them that he continues con-
nues to consult at his Institute for the Of all forms OF
Private Diseasess nch Syphilis GonOrrlra, Nocturnal
nssons, and ell the consequences OF seliabuse. In
the first stages OF Syphtic GonOrrhGAl Diseases, he
guarantees n In few days. without inconvenience to
the patient. hndrance TO his business. When pa
ent by neglect Improper treatment has developed the
secondary symphonic Of Syphilis, such bubocr, pain
M dwellings the gOins. ulcers In the throat
which II not checked destroy the soft part and cause the
domestic nor, separate and away leaving the Suf
fcrer an object hdeous to behold when botches or
pimpcs break out upon the skim when he has painful
swcnHa upon the bones, when his consution IL njur
cd 10 predspose to consumption other constitution
al Diseases the Doctor guarantees cure or asks no com
pcnsatiOn.
In Rheumatism chronic acute; In Dysentcry DinF
Fha he has safe and eectual remedies For the
Of the consequences OF self abuse such nocturnal clss
IONS mldy, headache, pains In the hack and
limbs with general weakness loss OF appellee lOss Of
ory injury to the sight, restlcsaDeaS confusion Of ideas
dislike for society," and feeling 81 Weariness Of life with
the system excitHbe that slight noises shock
Stae the patient mnkinG hs existence miserable
the above mAadca the Doctor will guarantee = or
compensation. lie be consulted free Of charge,
and invites all to CALL az will cost them nothing, and may
he much In theff adYantaRe.
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Tribute to Merited Worth.

The Of man % his eIIoW man q oen mel
with In lie that testimonials prompted By the Aner feelings
Of the heart In the life Of those who sacrifice
their best days In phlanthFopc devotion to the alienation
Of the Ills Of a mortality EmpIFlclm foods the columns
Of press with fraudulent and Acous letters singing
peans to the worth Of their sgOStical chAFlatann
Below append letter from worthy man who, bFis
period ancc seemed destined 10 "shue Oh this mortal
COLI who looked forward 70 his dlssoutlon with thai
pleasure which only those weighed down BY the heavy hand
Of disease can. Contrary 10 hope, the ability Of sklu
phyucAn has restored m 70 hlS former hsah Relieved
from his terrible situation, and impelIed By gratitude he
statement IL authenticated BY Notary Public. The de-
mands Of society imperiousy command a publicity and
Il IL given 10 the unwaEy than to sound the
praises Of physician Of whom scores Of like
be cited:
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MedlCaI and Rurgical Tnaflfnfe

Sacramento street, below Nonteemsry opposite PAeAe
Mall Steamship Companyb Once, San Francisco.
Stablished In 1854, for the Permanent
Cure OHAll Private and Ckr0mlO
Diseases and the
9uupFe0SfOm OF 0uaekePY,
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or the Day, and offer for sale, BY tire dosen or single
package,
AZ the Lowest Prices !-T6u
Old DR.. TOwnsends Sarsapa- ORIGINATED Bitters;
rlla lIooian nd 3 German bIttors;
8. r. Townsend's do; Richardson's do;
Sandb do; BlAke's --- do: -
Shakers do; Mo6atts do;
0uysOttb do; Davis Pain Killer;
Bulls dol Browns Essence Of Ginger
llbhard's do; OSgoods ChOlagogue;
lyatts Life BAlSAm; Jones' American do;
Railways Ready Relief; Rhodes Fever ARue Cure:
strengthening Plasters; OINTMENTS AND l nj.
PILLS-I6 kinds; MENTS-SO kinds.
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
WlStar's DAlsam Wild Cherry Cod Liver Oil;
Ayers Cherr~ Pectoral; DevIne'a Pitch Lo1enges;
Jayne'S ExPectaApt; Keatlng's LOsenges, &C., &c.
FOR DISEASED EYES:
Thompsons Eye Water; l0rHfIenberg Eye Lotion;
Roman Eye Dasam; lTrask's Eye Salvc, &c.
FOR CONTAGIOUS DISEASES:
ThOrns Extract of CopaibM Invigoratne Cordial
aud Sarsaparlla ChapmAn's Mixture, &c.
laramie Extract Cubebs Clapp's Baisam;
CoPaiba; Webber's InvlgOrating Cor.
GclAtine Capsules; dial;
Hunters EradeatOr; Spanish. Mixture; ,-.
pEMEnTEG
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Attendant and Resident Physician,
=. J. CZAPKAY. N, D..

Late In the Hungarian Revolutionary war Chief PhySI
clan the 90th Regiment Of Ionvgds Chief Surgeon
the Military Hospital Of Pesth, Hungary, and late Lectu
Fer on the Diseases Of Women and Children.
Communications Strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Consultations, BY letter or otherwise, free.
Address, DIR. l.. J.. CZAPKAY,
San Francisco, Cal
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DOYS CLOTHING, GaFts NsAs, BsoAs - HAass - 4
MARK LxS1soN.
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The Meet DeIIcat
European, Asiatic and American
81 PERFUMES, -Da
And . Large Assortment Of
Fancy Articles,
Consisting In part Of
Variety Of COlOgnes; Chalk Balls;
Lubin's Extracts; Vinegar Rouge:
&" Soaps; Theatre d.;
nay Rum; Mall HruaheH
Brown Windsor Soap; Hair brushes;
Military Soaps, Aesd: Tooth Powders;
Jones' Chemical Soaps; Toilet Bottles;
Balm 81 thousand Flowers; Powder Puff;
PomAdea; RaxorS, elegant article;
-G 9; - RaSOs strOps, &C., &C.,
Pink saucers;
For Sale VERY CHEAP, at the
MINERS DRUG STORE.
FOR THE HAIR:
Jayne's Hair Tonic; Eau LustPule;
I.Ouden'a Hair Tonic; epahIsh Lustrnl:
Jones' Coral Hair RestOra BarTy's TrIcorherouE
tive; Lyons KathAiron:
Rose Hair OH; IIur,i'S Golden Clos:
n"SieS Hyperion fluid; Basins, Bachelors Bohcmi.
Genuine Bears OIL; an and italian Hair Dyes,
For sale at the
MINERS DRUG STORE.
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DY viEtus Il esgteip dessSs - sgasE e ssls yes-
81 q III Dsgad0, aBd 9seES - cg e WhAeh 49,
TIT TT 81 cAiff61rIG, lila District cUu1t 1ssh
n Dorado County. Judicial DistFtes'
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IL PERSONS kAAe4z1A 4 - $500 G.lAa3 B
"A asAe e eeseuas NJ FleAss uaks lalas1 go
Y 9s9. = Je0 e. ~Ns. - , -
vzaa aaA vlainley. g f
aaruA Is,A. isgA-u
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D. J. DAHLM. Pr,u,s,

ss-0n thls stst day Of July, D. lisa hei0ra M, VIA
c. Jewett Notary Public, personally appeared D. J. Dab
ee known 10 who, being daily sworn, did dep0se and
say that the eonnts Of the card herewith signed BY
him are true.
In witness whereof have heFeunto set ny hand, and
aaxed my oacial seal, the day and year arst above
written. WIN. O. JEWETT, ,
l.. 81 Notary Public.
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permatOrrhNA, or Local Weakness. Nervous De
biy, spirits asstude weakness OF the limbs and hack
ndisposon and incapabily for study and labor dull
ness OF apprehension Of memory, aversion society,"
love Of solitude. tmidy, seIstrust dEziness headache
involuntary discharges pains In the side affection Of the
eyes, pimpes the face, sexual and other nnrmes In
men, are without fall by the Justly celebrated my.
clan and Surgeon, L. CxAPKAy. His method Of curing
diseases ls and unknown 70 all others, hence his
great All consultations, BY letter otherwise,
free. Address, L. !. CEGpk0y, n d., San Francisco.
California.
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Tie GreGtest Discopery QTMe AOe-Gredt HessiM0 to
MdRkind-InMOcent, but Potent.

"A the treatment Of Dr. l. CapEAy, aItkou0h unSOlls-
tied, feel called upon 10 give publicity 70 the ecacy Of HE
treatment hoping that By doing may Be Instrumental
which experienced and which often result fFom ne
psrnclOuS practices q pretendes My disease has bssn
that Of physical and mental debility, which foOWsin cen
sequence Of lndiocreons In yoSh. Tue agoniss which
onaHrs are, perhaps, unnecessary for % detail tAsy
known 70 those who have experienced them. Dalaos
10 say, that having called the services Of Dr. l. J. Csap
kay into EequsOn, all the expecaiona which msy have
formed Of him than realised. ! would there.
fore recommend Dr. Csapkay TO ali who may And thea.
selves AFFLICTED with that dreadful maady object IN
doing being Aympahy for suffering humanity, andA heart
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WATCHES, JEwEI.RY. &C.

n .vorps DIAMONDS DrAMoNDs.-f. HEaMtSS
~ CO. as Brooine street man liac'arers q aihenos -
nnc jewery seep constantly Gu hand large assoree o
diamond ii patterns ~ which they beg cave
call ne auerfin desirois ~ pnrrnaslug ba
nonis Old gold ~ silver b'ught or asen W e'ehsnse
NATcHEs CLEANED AMI REP NREp
w In tna best mtpGef, ~ the hncs'
IONppN AND GENEVA WORkdkN
Al o. c. Al.LESs as Br9aiNy oae door eeoG 3anai 81
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vate nature but after certain specific requests TO his i'm
mediate family and friends, one tenth of his resduary
estate directed TO be applied by his executors 10 chart
table uses in conformity with written directions
nicated by him to them during his life but which not
incorpo rated in his will.
The wills Of Cornelius " Anderson Isaac Newton and
Richard Varck, deceased also severaly admitted
10 probate. Richard Varick collateral relative of
Col Varick, who formerly private secretary TO Gen.
Washington.
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Before Edward {, West, Surrogate.
The viii Of Benjamin r. Butler, deceased, offered
r probate hy his son, william Allen Butler, os ss
,ccuors The provisions Of the viii chiefly Of pr
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4 REGULAR MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS DE
N mocratic tub " the Eighth Aldermsnc district viii be
held this Thursday evening nj Hasiings HAL corner OF
BrOome and PIT streets. JOHN DUFFY, Pres.
NICHOLAS L. HAssfS, Secy.
THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY or THE TwELFrH WARD
Seventeenth Aidermanic DisfictThe voters OF this die
r evening nj the Munisira, House % congratulate
H. W. Genet dhe Alderman electD The meeting large
when take into consideration the fact that Mr. enets
personal friends members Of all political parties
know meeting immense Amer several mproptu
ddresses the Adrac gun broug when was male
thunder forth hundred shouts Of congratuaton Ia sc
ung election o. Mr. Genet the Young Democracy OF Tits
have acquitted themselves admirably having had - work
against the ward but
against an opposition called democrats vino
sboud worked heart and hand for and with the regular
democracy. VIM H. JVhNstS' thssmeas
G. II. REID, Secretary.
1sT AIpFRMANTC DESTRUCTION TUESDAY MORN
l ing while James Ryan's their way 70 the
different, districts hi, opponents fearing HE great
a,arse cd them and destroyed them but bis
numerous iends resolved be disappointed cast their
votes fsr The best N N, aod Henry Smith was elected
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SPORTING.

- most perfect pistol invented light safe carry
tire al ali ttnes Csll and see at l2 Chambers street
J. W. SIORKS, Agent
CpoRTlNG OVER ioo DOGs FoR SALE OF All.
- breeds challenge 10 All creation for The largest ~ Der
nard and Newfoundland breed " dogs pups months 81
haes 20 inches hh weight to- pounds four months old,
the breed ave weeks old; black dog pounds
~ the puresi breed o u pounds gooi rsr black tan
hNcn pounds a the purest breed; black tu pups small
breed am u. nresl no. 80 Nassau street
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NEWSPAPERS.

THE DEBATES on CONGRESS.
The Daily GLOBE containing the debates for Ibis eon as
reporters, Will be published from The IN OF
December, lsSs, " the LIST "a April, 1889, for rs.
The Congressional Globe and Appendix con tanning tbe de
bate revised by 'be speakers printed IN book form VII be
published for 81
persons h. desire either may obtain il by enclosing ~ 70
JOHN 4. HIVES, Washington CITY, u. G.
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DENTISTRY.


A RTfrTcIAI TEETH ONLY FOR BEAUTIFUL
n and substantial sets pure silver; on gold and plains
with continuous f2S warranted equal " any work m
New ok any price. Teeth oiled and extracted hont
the least pain 81 cents by Dr. LUTHER, corner OF Tenth
street and sixth
nEYTIsTRy-rEEru EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS,
IL without The slightest pain, by my and original
cess-no freezing This admirable system IL prac,ised BY
only. Reference given II required.
pN. X. d. NI NkIN. a62 canal sreet. near Wooster
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. -
lu EXTRA LECTURE BY SPECIAL REQUEST.
HON. CALEB LYON, LID,
Will continue his graphic and animated discourse upon his
TRAVELS IN EGYPT, PALESTINE, &C. on Friday evening"
Dec TO- at CLINTON HALL, Agtor place, commencing at
O'CLOCK Tickets % cents gentleman and lady, 10 cents,
members NJ. L. rates; be had library
D. Appleton Co.'S SIC broadway; Raudoiphs Broadway
Of Clinton place Office Nassau street, and at the door
NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE, EAST THIRTEENTH
IN street. between Third and Fourth avenues-Dr NJ. H.
FOY Lcenate of the Royal College of Surgeons Ednburg
Resident Fellow of the Academy Medicine N. " &c will
deliver of the middle lecture
the above college, the following subectsFirs lecture
How live, and have being second, The Heart
third The Hand, fourth The Eye These lectures shall 10 Illus
trated by anatomical preparations and shall beade
not only instructive but entertaining First lecture Friday
Dec TO- ~ O'Clock r. NJ Ticket for the 81 ladies
free. Apply 10 the Jantor at the college, at SHPEY
avenue.
WASHINGTON LITERARY UNION.
w POPULAR LEcIUREs-CoURsE 1853 81. -
The opening lecture this highly interesting will be
REV DIR. j. W. CUMMINGS,
At the Cooper Institute Tuesday evening" Dec q, 1855
commencing at eight O'Clock.
Subject: christianity in JAPAN
The remaining lectures Of this course will be delivered by
MRS Il. OAKssIrn, REV. DR. f. CHAPLIN,
MRs ERsEsrIsE L. ROSE, and A. T. DEAs ESQ.
The following low scale OF prices has been arranged
TO make this truly popular course:- -
ticket single. 90
lady and gentleman. ................s..... ~
iesets NAV be Obtained al the principal book stores and At
II. J. MENNlNGER,) rac,,rs
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