davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09
Trust Sale.

IlN virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed by John
Gil, dated October iSti ISIS, AMI duly recorded
Deed Book 81 OF ohio 5unty Court, 80 viii
sale plbe auction the door q the Court
OF Ohio county Monday the 7t day u March, 1855
real estatr In said deed forth. situated the ht
Uentrr Wheeling, being the property
Gil by deed from :. Brady and = HIbhell, dated july
81 l,5, contaniLg about Is Of lsud Persons
string % purchase VII call upon Jao " Gl who Nil take
pleasure In showing the Terms sale, Cash
persons, however, entitled receive te proceeds will
FOR reasonable time should the purchaser It,
upoD the usual terms Of security. will
as i vested in me BY The said deed.
i-b4-td J. ~. PENDLETuN. Trustee.
The ab1Ve sale Is postpone til "Wednesday
At To o'clock A. n il IL FESbLETUN Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

tB Aceaent.-A day or two ago train boy
named MicheaI Doyle, running on the Cleveland
an Pittsburgh Railroad, jumped on the express
train as it was crossing the Allegheny bridge,
0njumping, he slipped on the platform, and
fell with his back to its steps. The wheels
grazed one of his arms, tearing the flesh of
slightly from just above the wrist, along his
hand, and cutting off the little finger One oil
the greatest annoyances of railroad officers, is
the persistent and defiant efforts of boys to
jump on aud off the cars when in motion. Often
it is done to annoy and terriCy the officers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST,"

Ohm RoEMER has returned from New York and Phila-
~ dephia, and is daily receiving immense Of
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods which has selected
with great care to suit NIL and every one either quant
~, beauty or price, they will be sold very small
advance above for cash, and
fore all the cash bvcrs particularly invited
and examine for yourself, Will money by
dolng, at No. 33 Matt 81, Centre Wheeling.
JaIIN ROEMER.
N. B.-Millners, MAntua-LaLeTs, Country Merchants
and Tailors buying for cash Invited give
cal, sell them goods IS per cent less than
generally pay for tl.em. inhs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

. q ;. Z I-Il = - y
TlT virtue n D-v so.-Fh AdIIson
me- b=ar.rF date tr l7t cay - September he year
iSe duly recorded On The Gee % - kszistrr % CoEse,
county, tl- STATE % Tcru-ssee shall p1lic
ton, Ll=h=-t % Tier. flr fHntr Saturday
the iZti day % March 10? AZ ts front door e ts Court
Iaus- % uiio county, Ia the city N-tn- al the rEh
t AMI estIt~ the said Jo--h % A i-on tbenE the
undivided isty h. Zee siple} e. iu d 10 certain
parcel q iani eorta i thousard bling and
bria= the o. CO1ee ~ state 81 Ts
and Ehict e tie tract Of iand p4c
The sai Jos-ih o. ADDISON and John A. Scott ~ AIorzs
fuiehns, q the state af N- Yert by ED duiv
IN the saf ~ % CoEre. bearing date ths - dav %
April ISIS selling trustee. ha convey the FEr-
chaser only such title vested n b. the bad deed ef
trust Sale 70 commence a. 10 O'Clock a. ~
GEO. 2. wIcKHAM. $1,000 ~ s.ls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09
TRUST 5 ALE

lY virtue ofa deed OF by the Hemp
ID deid harual Company bcrsr date the fth day o.
September, $50 aud record In the clerks oice OF
the County Court Of Ohio eoaEy deed book 40 page S.
Will sell the trout door ou,e suf Ohio
county, on the hrs Monday Of March 10 o'slnet
~, the following piece parcel % ground. lvin
creek and witin the limits % the cts Wheeling and
bounded f1oEs-;o uit: Beginning arus, al
stake the OF QIncv ard Fulton
Of Fulton street. thence With Fulton street NuTt es West
81 Gundr-dths p0l the EEst line Baltimore street
thence with tire Ezstine OF Baltimore North 49,
ENst 8I5 poles stake IN line with the South
Chestnut street, thence North 81 East poles
Wheeling creek thence down said with the
thereof south Il drzs. West 83 poles 81
Qancy witt Nort eide quincy street soath
81 deEs West ~: poles DE beginning, eouAininE three
and tlrve roo-- THIS ground lies imue
tn Dslery property = Wheeling szTa- as Tru.-
tee, will such title vested In by
OF
TERus SALE.-One-f fourth r. cash. balance In
eight, sixteen and tEeoty -four months.
jAu29 JAS. PAUL. Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

ST. LOUIS March s.-River risen feet in
the last "a hours, swelling rapidly. All the
upper streams continue TO rise. Weather cloudy
and mild.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

BROAD w y Y.
CORNER FRANKLIN STREET, NEW YORK.
OdeTE iudpermeufs MERGHAHIs and Waiting
New York, uusurP ss~d BY any hotel In The Metropolis
TIE fooalng among the adv which IL lossessea
ant when viii he appreciated BY all travellers
LIST central location, convenient places or business
| a. we'll as places or amusement
% serapaonaly clean, well furnished and well VentlA
ted sleeping apartments.
81 Large and suprrby furnshed sitting roorrs With
magnificent Ladies ParloT, commanding extensive view
OF broadway
An Being conducted on the European Plan vIstors can
1--we in the best siy L, with the greatest eeonrrly.
18th Il IS connected with
TAYLOR's OELRBRATED SALOONS,
visitors their meals or II they desire they
will be furnished In their
9th. The fare served the Hotel acknogl-
edged o pirur 10 vastly superior to that Of other
Hotri In the city
VIC, an these advantages the o. living ISTEs-
EAft1SAL j. much below that Of other frs; Hotel
HESEI K. HoHT. MORRISON. w8.Loo.x
ElsT, MORRISON a. co.
Successors to Lis; Howell and II. K. List.
WHOLESALE GROGERS q PRODUGE DEALERS
Nos IS 50, lflIS STREET,
wheeling, Vu.
I'VE desire the late hTr1 and 10
w the trade generally, that In
most ample facilities for the transaction Of
WHOLESALE GKOCEKV AND PRoDCcE BUSINESS.
We determined entrusted to our
care, With hdrty aud promptnrss, and the ravor
able terms. LIST, MORRISON co.
January LIST, lsss.
Those having unsettled accounts With the Arms Of
Henr h List Co. or List Howell, please notice,
at enry X Il L haying purchased tie gntiEe interest OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

AN prepared re-guild re-bron-e Chandeliers
1Psadsuts, &c, which have become furnished, and
TO give satisfaction, charge RcfeTrncr-C.
bard, Bank Of MhegIing. ldeel6-3Edl }. ". DILLON.
Wheeling Window Glass Works.
Tor sale or Rent Possession given lat July next.
i janqi Apply to T. C. M'A Egaii:..
ON hand and reeeivinF-
" goo Barrels Moiasses, Oak barrels,
frn
fsb9 and for sale by LIST, MORRISON CO.
LHLOCR DEPOT.-Just received,
Il 900 bhls- Extra Family Flour, "Ged7s" brand,
800 - Family Flour-assnrtcd brands,
feL9 For sale by LIST MORRISON CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09
x4NES kMNSM@(N.
81 Sa

BY THE UNION LINE.
oPTIoE CORNER WATER AND MONKoE sTsEETs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

Mining news favorable. Water plenty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09
WINES, BRANDLES, RUNS,
HUACUE TEa<

Assignee's Sale Of Real Estate.
by yirtas - deed of assisnms-t rzeeutsd me ~
ID Wn ". Jimrson, dated Feb l6;h. ISIS and nov on
Sire CLERKS Once ouury Court o. OhIa
county, ALI CIR FOR tale public auction a.. frsnt
door o. the Court House % Ohio county, Monday the
9Th day Of April 1853, the al Estate deed forth
situated the east side % Wheeling hill and within the
urs q The city OF Wh-enE and de~i-nat.d Let No
eleven m latof ont lots ltid ny T. Arrnstron=
a rrasiee o. Emily A. Zane containing Eve aud
dirty. poes.
Iiils indiHputabls. Terms tuo~a OF tn. day Of
sale. jobs 4. VINCENT.
mhf-lm AszIsuee.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
DEACON HEZEKIAH.

o, HeEekiah's piOus soul
With bis phiz As long az hickory pole,
And be wouldn't smile IL You d give him H." Nhol'
or this gold Ia California
There he il, like cloud IN his Sunday pew,
With his book IN hand, in his J. Bg tailed blue,
And better take care, or lie II l~ gu hrougl
With glance that Gays, 81 sc0rn You
HSis very straight, and narrow and tall,
Prom his crown 10 the hem Of his overall,
And he sings the psalm with a wOfnl diawl,
And a mouth like clam when It's try ne.
But when Monday comes, he Is up with the sun,
His religion IL over, his work il begun,
And you'd think there wasn't world but one,
And he hadn't thought Of dying.
You would think he was sprrv he'd lost day,
As he PUSHES aud rAttlcs and drives away,
As he gives the pOor orphan u crusty "nay,"
And the widow a vinegar greeting.
And he bargains, aud sells. aud collects his rent,
Nor tears nor petitions can make him rpicnt,
Till he gets in his pockets each doubtful cent,
Though he wouldn't be cheating
And Tuesday, and Wednesday and all the week,
He dOesnt know Gentle, nor jew. nor Greek,
Nor care whom he rObs Of the last bccfstclk,
Nor the last hope Of fire;
But HeEekiah iS pious, very.
POf who in the world ever him merry?
And he looks as fOrlorn as a dromcdary,
And his voice, Of itself is u choir.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

A LORD THEY NEVER HEARD oF.-GrAnt
Thornburn - Laurie Todd"-nppears now
and then in a New York paper with rcmi-
niscence or bit Of old story. Here is late
one:
Az, II III Dr. ctstcr was popular preach
or of the Kirk of Scotland, at Edinburgh.-
Business brought him to London,and one day,
when passing the House of Lords, his curos-
fly induced him to make an effort to step in
and see them. None were admitted without
an order, except noblemen's servants. Web
ster being ignorant Of the rule, requested adj
nfittance "What Lord do you belong to -
said the doorkeepcr. $40 the Lord jehovah, y
said Webster. B." The Lord Jehovah Z" re-
peated the keeper. 81 have kept here seven
years, but have never heard Of such u Lord
Jack" said he, to his fcllow-kc'pcr on the
front steps, "hcrc's a chap who says he be-
longs to the Lord jehovah; do you know such
q lOrd?" Never heard Of him" said jack
"Dut," said Webster, (wiling to Keep up the
illusion,) "thcre is such Lord" "Passm
in" said Jack ~ s'posc it's some poor Scotch
lord"
"This occurred at a period when not ono
IN twenty in oil the manufacturing aud rura
districts Of England could read the Bible oI
write his own name. Sabbath schools were
introduced in 1885,"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

FATE OF TIE APosTLEs.-St Matthew, the
apostle and evangelist, is supposed to have
suffered martyrdom, or to have been slain with
sword at city in Ethiopia. st. Mark was
dragged through the streets Of Alexandria. in
Egypt, until he expired. St. Luke was hanged
upon an olive tree in Greece. st. John was
put into cauldron fboiling oil, and escaped
death; he afterwards died a natural death ut
Ephesus. ST. Peter was crucilicd at Rome
his head downwards, ut his own request
thinking himself unworthy TO die in the same
posture and manner as his blessed Master. ST.
James the Great was bchcadrd at Jerusalem
St James the Less was thrown from pima
Gle or tower wing Of the Temple, and then
beaten to death with fulcr's club. st. Philip
was hanged up against pillar Of Metropolis,
city ofPhrysia. st. Bartholomew was llayed
alive by command of barbarous king. St.
Andrew was bound to q cross, whence he
preached until he expired. st. Thomas was
run through the body with lance at Coro.
mondal, in tho East Indies st. Jude was shot
60 death with arrows. st. Simon Zelotes was
crucified in Persia. ST. Matthias was first
et0nCd and then bchcndcd. ST. Barnabns OF
the Gentilcs wns stoned TO death by the Jews
at Salonicai. St Paul was bchcadcd at Rome
by tho tyraut Nero.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

A finger FOR 4 LIvE.--Thc HeOkuk .1ournGl Of
he esd relates this incident AT the Lincoln meet
iag IN Carthage Illinois, yesterday, Capt Appler Of
this place, was there with his ficld-piecc firing sa
lutte, which he WAS employed by the Republicans 10
d. The powder being bad, in the course Of the
Aring the gun went Off premaurcly James Lynch
was ct the muzzlc ramming the cartridge, when il
ignited. Capt. Applcr who at the vent, finding
GpreaaatNre discharge inevitable. called Get away
Jfm," holding 10 the vent till the fire burned his
finger off mp 10 the first joint and until Lynch had
escaped the range Of the ramrod. It is seldom in
chronicIing an incident of this kind. that we find
men possessing the nerve and heroic fortitude that
Capt. A. displayed this occasion TO save his friend
from an nniinely DEATH Both were considerably
burned BY powder, but neither dangerously hurt"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
DIR. CHARLES H. TOZER'S
Private Medical Card.

CTRANGES visiting Sacramento will remember that DR.
y TONER'S INfIRNARY Is on 9Th ST. between and
streets, 5acram,ul ".
TIE great -icc, and many radical cures made BY Dr.
To7,r since his commencement in this city, to which hun.
lrcds can tcsy, ii,uctS him t. inform those Athlete
wlny private plants, RECEN1 or CHRONIC, and WI
u l WI aud Thoroughly curc it will be to their nt' rest
aud welfare ,l 81 lin. who for the last twenty i've
years ha riv, hi entire attention To Private Complaints,
and To all eases iascs " private nature, acute and
rirunic, srrh Syphilis, Secondary and CONSTITUTIONAL
aiIrus t.omorrL,ru and seminal Weakness. elect and
Structures and all diseases Of the gricrativr aud urinary
organs both IN nhir and rmaic sdc PrUapsus, fuVr
AInis, lystrra. AZ.
Patients ian be- assured that their complaints will not
taIrr w but treated upon strictly scientific princi-
pirs. Private Complaints crudcItcd IN lew duyr; Etw
eases eur, = IN u short time, without mercury.
He eau consult !s uf'lrc N all tim" Of the day
from ia the morning until Ia The evening". M IN n;i"
tuI in In a,n one who cat, sr'' and NmrH;.it WITH
aud hclrirl them Wien IN rOullc-One IN who's -'rNc
tie utmost couddtr' can be- placed Come all whu are
aillici,d aud III trorir and r relieved and cured
Apartments privately arranged =" as to preclude tie
possibility OF tAiOsuir.
Letter. enclosing II Ill receive Tron attention with
best advice and Instruction. { H. TOIkR, NJ. H.,
9th street, between and X.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

NEw NODE 0T SAvIxG GoLR-Thc CaavcraS
Chronicle states that nearly all the quartz mills ut
Angels and AltaEille have adopted q new mode Of
saving gold or rather have gone back To first pIin.
cip!es. They have thrown away all the shaking
tables, blankets, &C.. and adopted the Chilean bowl
or Lateo which ID made Of cast iron, about fur feet
In diameter. with q cOncave of six inches Mt the
center from the level Of the sides. rim three ill.,
ches in height extends around the basin, only leav
sing sufficient space TO discharge the water aud crush
tached to the rim, and coming to center at the top
On the under side Of the bOwl il pivot to which is
attached a crank, giving the bowl rolling motion
of about three inches from the center. keeping ey
crything perfectly loOse. and tends to settle all
gold with the quicksilver. These bowls, when in
rapid motion, have almost the same movement of
the old fashioned wooden Chilean bowl when work
cd BY hand The invention is by gentleman Of
the Chrystal nill
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

An old lady residing not far from Exeter,
was, perhaps, one Of the most brilliant exam
pies Of conjugal tenderness that the last cen
fury produced Her husband had long been
diving, and at length, on the parish clergy.
man making one Of his daily visits, he found
him dead. The disconsoate widow, in Civ.
ing him an account of her Spouse's last mo-
meats, told him 'Her poor dear man kept
gvUaning and grooming. but couldn't die; at
I'D, I, Fecollected that there was q piece Of
tape IN the drawer, N took some of that
and tied II e. tight as could around his neck,
and then stopped his nose with my thumb
and finger, and, poor dear, he went of like q
lamb.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
READ AND REFLECT.
DR.. C. II. Tozer's Card to the Afflicted

cures nnd L0r Prizes "tEe oH esfdtHiSed CHe,
GM STRAIT ktirtch a. amt r. otT,,fS.
TAR TOZIR returns hs4hanks to lis numerous patients
for their patronage and would embrace tbs UIpurtu.
nifty remind them ;',at he continues To consult On Those
difficult cases Of vHlEtM which have baied the shi OF
SOME ~ TIE mot celebrated physicians VI the age. nd
upon wl.!tli he LA, "'cer .E'i,d 10 pe,orm T"dr"
DR. r y r. reputation a> Physician stands uncq1alcl.
III, cS .i,c at':l,n to diseases Of the gcnit"uiary
rrgirs tr ray ears, renders Lin perfectly master Of
-!Il.it d-.n-s
frctly ,rr,d a! have been givrnuphy many "iI'I~
= il,' rnly ir"o . physician requires Z" H. .hiiy.
Dr. Tohr would oic that lac can cure any and a.! east
Of vatl- g: The 4 Hs,, Il" matter how long standing or
what w"F",, the lscast las made, every patient ta' re-
Dr. To1rr !ia. + i well known, taken patients from "
very rf Il" grave, aaL restored thcm !" port, ct
hcah lie would Ia thcr STATE, that he deems it u "li
vices Of physician In al eases. hut particularly u.c
rnunordr1 m M ADVERTISEMENT. expecting t,y W"ul
my merits practitioners aud the result 81 10y pa.
ticr has been thus 'r satisfactory to my pltir!t> AMI my.
self Nor deem il necessary 10 III 'oiias 81 TIE
newspapers wHh ul.oc r;r aud ho'ibistc advertise.
nrt- prof-.'r,r ability So heal ldl4cpAs T. 81 T. ,r
to- frr t"do TIA, lmuth he olH' hii:m,rr Tan Mauh to
give tlos, lat ar" aNctrl with NcrrcHl, Chronic. amt
other lis ass I" rnd rsird ''int from "'g Nricutc,
fully coi,siiHt 20 treat tl,.h successfully.
My regard for tlc dignity 81 til" "ical pr fs-'u; {"
which iv" the hounr 10 hcl"'s letter. uc ,ola +.
ting any act saycrpg rank q', kerry. an rc'd 5ri
dignity WoVll prevent my plari'c So" "a par
with 'irrs rtd rr-'rurrs vrrrrs q . rro,cHt 6r.
Offer frir!' . or '"nnin" Sc at, 81 rua- ''y
i0iays" r!ral h"nnrs Il. which tin , r'''i'l,
hut irir ~, Z ,.r Niu diseased. t. i r.
rut ady,lt't. i"lrtng To the Il ir3,.t l-,t.,
and juIsr 81 The. W. Whrr" t. ally for rcltc IVY
rooms arranged that can lee co:st in privacy
nj all hours %! IT,, U.y, irOH uclock the hIuIins
T : IN the Cvrl.i l,l.
Se-rrr.o',, Wiz! Clroii, D.arrlro. Dysu icry Local
Wcaknrss. NcryUs nl.iv. Ltw si Is, Las.,,,n' cah.
of liz I.ul ,ti4 bach Ind! oi L., 81 Ncnu,
Aversion Sotry. Lave :" S"l;idlc. aUI. ll.Dt,.
trust. pnz II ,a,ic, Pain IN the sri, ~ 9"
thu Fy,s. Pjii, 'l,t Face. Nia and 81" iulrl,t,
in Man. &c. vii tad II Important 10 -Ht In tVll. To.
Ger, at his Office G street, ht TIVE, u aid II, Satn'nt"
! NJ l.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

l-2 Of IL: the 81 ~ Of IS and section. 10 a., 49,;
inclusive, Of township ten sections to q n.,n.,f
the l-2 aHd the - IL 81 l: sections TO rs ns,e
section II: the NJ IL 81 j.: the NV ID of 9sI, ~
"'2' sections ~ to 2: inclu,ivr the Ia and tbs nv
- " ~ the NJ IA OFFS the v 10 Of "a Snd ,
~, Of township eleven; AID fractional tOvnshn
rALRe fourteen. 'e'0
Townships eight nine, ten, and eleven and f,..,. /
township tWelIe, of range tpiftren N""nsI
townships eight, mine, ten, and eleven and 6-.. 4
township twelve. ~ range twelve "OnAI
Townships Sven. eight nine, and ten, Of range .l. .
Townships stv u, eight mud nine, Of ranRe ten 'eh'
Towish Us seven. eight ahd nine, Of range nine
Townships sK, @rN, eight, aud Hlne Of range st-l.
Townships siN, seven, eight, and nine, Of range .sr
ToWhshiI- siN eight AID nine, Of ranv. a..
Townships r'Hld. nine. aud ten, Gf TunEr 1--WE
Townships eight, lime. and ten, 81 range four
townships "Ei, nine, ten. and eleven Of Tan0p f..
Townships uir", ten, and eleven. q! range two WV
Iandr hIlu' Iat,d 10y Law fr the use 81 schools ,u,
Wivai, inI cniEs. tng'ih"r With the swamp ana go
n"wth la j.. VIII he excluded from the sAIep V'u'
No Mutral Lurd>, or tracts containing mia. a.
deposits. to I've offered the hubble sales surh
land, being hereby expressly excepted aud excluded f
sale other DISPOSAL pursuant to the rtquITtmsr,
the Act fC"hgrtss arprottd March g. s3 ehtiltS 80
act I" pro'kc Tor tn survey 81 the public lands ia ca
mrra, H." graz ihg Of Pre- eni ii"n rights therein And ~
! "'hrr PURPOSES
The IN, ring 0fthe above lands will ne commeD..A .
the days fIp ihrl. and proceed IN the order In go,
they are advertised nRt tie hole hall have been
longer thhn two AetkS AID 10 private thiry Of -.
~ the ahd~ will he admitted until after the ehbIpsos n
ihr tw" weeks.
Given under my Land, NJ the city ~ Naahnvton ,t,<
3th day "f June. Ammo b"nni Thousand ,Irhf h.S
dr.d and hhy't'Eht JAMES BUCHANAN
IIy the President:
J,>. ;. WiI>"S,
ActhS Conn,.,ioucr ~ he General Land OG..
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
MILLINERY
AND
DrCsssM Ok ma.
MpC uTTT7 4, NpQ WAIVE

ID ErECTFCLLY announce to the Ladies Of PIaeeTVTIe
IL mud vicinity that they have commenced the above
business Colrna sire ct ew doors above the Preaby.
terrain Church ard prepared 10 do all Kinds ~ MILL.
merry hRtSS.MtkING aud other Sewing; in the Neatest
Manner, aud ~ short notice
They Lave On land choice selection of Fashionable
Dress Goods, B n n e is, Trimmings,
Lad',' Furnishing Goods ETC. which they are Oering at
the most able rates.
LsOnnci~ RHlcnChcd and Trimmed neat.
~ aud al short rntre.
N. B.-Thy have one Of Grover 4 bakers Rowing Ma
chimes and do nil kinds ~ common st wing very
low price mud nj short notice
Nacervile, October 9th, l>hS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
Caution to the Public.

L0Hdon Cor,'ih Gin,
cur WHSe Gin,
S#tiidm SrhndDpR,
-ReifCdtrd ShHdpps,
R0yH .SchndppS,
dc, de-, De-.
Under the above and similar titles the liquor mixers of
this city hntng large quantities Of aultrrard I'M
whocsom trash, costing but little, which they hope to
realize lLrgr profit. by selling in California.
Avoid all compounds Some are 80 sklfuy prepared AS
To pass for good Liquor, except the best judges If
you would be saf" only the long established
genuine 10If's Ayonafic .Shrjd1m ShndpIs
UD0LPI0 WOLFE, Sol" Importer,
[zs-Gml 2! Beaver street, New York
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
THE BRIDAL.
BY OLD BACH.

Not laugh was heard, nor joyous note
As our friend to the bridal was hurried;
Not a wit discharged his farewell shot,
As the bachelor went to be married.
We married him quickly to save his fright,
Our heads from the sad sight turning light
And We sighed as We stood b. the lamps ann
To think he was not more discerning.
To think that bachelor free and bright,
And shy of the sex as we found him,
Should there at the altar, at the dead "f night
lie caught in the snare that bound him.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

GjaSkDE ASD MArrEsox Tho Buffalo Com
SssreieZ ,Aas~tiser, in commenting on Sew
aria tsndadon Of MattesOR, the lobby cOrrup
tioniek baxA s"Either MattesOn, is perse.
cut5 T2int, or Mr.. Seward has warm eympa-
nth rsscality."s b4g
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
SINGERS
First Premium Great Gold Medal
SEWING MACHINE.

VTNIIESE MACHINES took the Gold Medal at the great
Parts Exhibition in competition with all the Machines
Of Europe and AmericR. including wheeler Wilson,
and Grover Bakers, and the French Government PAN
Singer Co. 5O0H francs for the u the pAtente II
addition to this, We have taken the FIRST PREMlCM -
seven State Fairs and 1t hardly needs the verdict Of zee
Francisco jury-whrre Sewing Machin are scareSy
known-to determine its position Ne the BEET MACnIns
for all practical purposes ia All who have used To
different machines will So, and meme others cOInPs
tent judges JOHN II. DCNNELI, Agent,
ISL Sacramento street.
San Francisco, October 9th, lSsS-lSml