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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20
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DEMOORAT1O NOMINEES
STATE TICKET.

O6MOOHA91O NO@1NEE8
STATE TICKET.
Ros eov@nos,
MILTON 8. LATHAM, Of Sacramento.
For Lieutenant 0OVSShUR,
JIG. DOWNEY, Of Los Angeles.
Fss JuAgs Of supssms Court,
W. ". COPE, Of AmadOr.
FOs cSasTssS, fsOa the NoFthsrA District,
JOHN C. 2URCH, Of Trinity.
Fer Coasrsss, from the sOutAsrn District,
CHAS. L. SCOTT, OF TuOlumne.
For AttOrssy 0essFal,
THOS. H. WILLIAMS, Of Fl Dorado.
Per cIsTk Of the supssns csurt,
CHARLES 8. FAIRFAX, Of Yuba.
Yor Stats Treasurer,
THOMAS FINDLEY, Of Nevada.
For cOatFOllsH Of State,
SAMUEL H. BROOKS, Of San joaquin.
Fer suEveyoR General,
HORACE A. HIGLEY, Of Alameda.
PEE susie Superintendent Of Public IastTUet,on,
ANDREW J. MOULDER. Of San Francisco
Fee State PristsT,
C. T. Bolts, Of Sacramento.
-%SSSS
COUNTY TICKET.
BOR b&Ato GeuAoofA
". B. DICKINSON, r. d. CRITTESDES.
Fog MsuAsTS Of AssenSIy,
Th0mAA RO6ertson, Asa II. nawley.
n. C. Patten, John c. IIcll,
n. Fairchild, J. II. Watson,
W. n. Stone, T.. Dunlap,
WALTER J. BURWEI.L.
Pov Collector.
HENRY LARKIN.
For Clerk,
WILLIAM A. JANUARY.
Per Recorder.
..~ ...> GEORGE DUDEN.
For Feasu~T.
J. J. LAWYER.
Fov Assessor,
LEWIS FOSTER.
.-' BOS D,9sEiet Attorney,
.,, = 3, W. SANDERSON.
Yes SeronsT.
JOSEPH TODD.
For Surveyor,
f. WLWELTON.
Yor Public Administrator,
T. S. DORSEY.
Per Superintendent n Common Schools,
II. S. HERRICK.
For SupeVvisOr--9d District,
+. y. STROUT.
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Constable'S Sale.

10y 'iru" II an execution I" directed. .'Surd
] ~ the Court II III SIN l.. TaWE'd = JusticC {
the Peace ~ and fr the I"Wn'hIp"f W.
II ~ pmai" And >tA:" II aiEInia u-,u Irdem.t :
Ttu!rT.d th'ren. thu 18th dAS e August. T. D. N:9
favor Vt \. l"id y -. and against ihr mas.
Tunnel COMPANY" mr-'.'i Il k,us kTn. H. Hoffman
rcd. IA.pTingrf, frt"r luth,T, 81 a. for tho srn 1t
seventy and ~ u" lI"ilATs ds't. and IIieru AIT
~ l'n Dol e"'i' "f 'mt uS"thri with Acctutic
c"s'. LN>r ",td ?'n and Sria, Aud and III Nt.""
fr SAr al fnhhr Aurtn, I" th' Lsh,Si hihdtt IN the
rTemIs'S
DIN the 0Gh day Of sept . nObSr.
\. ~ 80 81 the hour ~ l0"'rL~k. Vi, :hr TIht
tltr. 'i,st and claim II the a'snr named def uUArs
ct aiN Il The and I" fhr E!"Ni Il. .crsu rt"r
,tt!. Nirg lmi l'ng IN The l"Nmklp ~ t,tr'nw-.i,
nii, and STAT. Ahr'SAid, t"Nit: that yam ,r"p
ert kt"wu a. thu G'Inan Tunnel and sltuatsd h-r"
L-r I,'. "n the Mitdl' born - II" An-'IrNn Li,,t
arni sue l.sf mile i-L'~ spanish HaT .n sad riNt
south t.I~. l.. aAut hftN e. ftut
rutir. Irk To the hilI. together Wih puuIw me
Nrh.u A-ut seven hundred feet hong, "ne kI Il TN
p,' ai-,nt hunir' T. II re-, "nt tn u-
rAT, 81 II rrr~ ard WtrI.s, together Nuh all the
n,rrG mP mrris aI'l ever! hIig the feuni" hshnsH.
'' nndr M! hand tsrts' tNth 'ias 'f A"r"s,-A,rI'
IN'h u. T. H. Nh
~ ;~ nrrui! t"ns;AhlC Grcch~~L Tow nshIp.
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AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

TVNHERE will he meeting Of the Directors Of the Fl
/ Dorado County Agricultural Society held At Colnma
on "Wednesday, August 2ith, IK9, at TO- O'Clock 4. NJ.
full attendance is requested, a. business Of impoT
tance will he brought heEire the meeting.
THOs. ROBERTSON, President.
A. A. VAN GCRLDER, Secretary.
CololnA, August 10Th, 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20
THE CARY HOUSE,
Thrss-H.Sry Ti!sPrcsf Hotel Main Street. Rsesrvle

Es H CA8XS..... PAORR1BTORs
TN ell the improvements and convenisnceS which mod
Il oFn bookkeeping has rendered essential The Cary
Hoese stands pge-sminenL Nis lighted with gas and FUR
nshed 10 every department In the most approved style
II employs the best talent In every department. aud the
BILE 10 always supplied with the choicest Of everything to be
had 10 the market
~ The Cary House ID the depot far every stage Tine
TO and from the city, and 10 kept open ell nght-6l0l
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20
rTE FOLLOWING LETTER. ~

which emphstcAy speaks for ITSELF written by the
Dean NJ the Faculty u the Phadcphi College Of Mrd
cine IN the editors n the Pscihr MrdicaI and Sutga
journal, san Francisco, for publication:
PmLAnELFMA, Jan. 18th. 1852
To me Editors If TIE Pacific NtdiraE amt .SUrOicJI
IogrnII :rnhnrn: My attention has been called TO- ~
article In the December No Of your jnuInal In regard
the nj eNnden degree granted by the Philadelphia College
nf Medicine to Dr. H. j. CIApkay. When the HpplicAtU
for the degree was made Z" the Faculty. u Acconpn
nird by MAvs and testimObiHl4 to the effect that DT.
CsslAsy regular graduate 81 o. ~ the University
II Pcsih had served Surgeon IN the Hungarian army
and regular practitioner of Medicine. TN tie
strength Of these r degree granted The at aMndcn
drsrsr s implies, 10 conferred gradmAtrS only
and vrs privileges Had there been the slightest
su'teon ~ TreEulary the application would have been
refused. ~ inserting this In y"ur journal. you III do
act Of justice 10 the College. aud confer favor
Yours, very respectfully,
u. RAND.
Dian oftho FACULTY Il The Philadelphia College Of Nedi
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20

CERTITICATE.-1 the un.l"rs grcd C:overnny Of Hun
gary de- testify hSrr! that DR. L. tIapkaS has served
during the contest for Hungarian liberty a. chief Surgeon
In the Hungarian army, with faithful prrse VeTuhce
Whereof have given him this certificate and de- rrrrn
mend him to the 'ympathy, attention and protection ~
those who capable az approaching paIiOc self sAtr
nee and undeserVel misfortune. t-.
kOSSCTII LAOS, G0vsTnnr " Hungary
Washington city, Jan. &, lSs9
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Dram u tho FACULTY CT the Philadelphia. CoSss u Meai


DR l.. J. tZAPkAY'S fKfvATE MEDICAL AMI SUR
gcAl institute sacrAnnento Meet below Montgomery
opposite the Pacific MAr Steamship COMPANY : Ofs, San
FsnrSco. The Doctor osTs free and asks
remuneration unless lie Effects q cure. Office hours
frun 2 A. n, to y r. 81.
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Sheriff - Sale.

HHY vFtu0 Of execution iSSued out Of the Clerk
ID Office II the lion. DptTet Luurt cI Ih. nth JUDI,
esl District, in and for ~ Dorado county, on judR-
rendered ON the 1Oth 'ay u jane, II. lKi,, In
favor Of 4. D. MaldrOn, eeTG Of said COdTt for eots
due him for services AS such clerk and aYainSI j. I'm
Hereford for the sun 81 twenty ~" and mo dnars
and for the further NJ ehI Ave and Is I'M dol
and AecIuing euSts, have levied ~ IN and ut vIUose
public Salr at the Court I"u'r ds in the city " Fla
crrNillu,
On the I2th Day Of September,
n lE9, at 10 n'el"ek 4. ~. all the right title int
and clam. II the said John Hereford. of in and Ia
the fuluNIh. de.cIlLth prmITfiN, hing and L-InS u
Mountain Tow nship. ~ D"fai" C"uuiN. and state ni
ahfIhia I" Wit: That certain quartz Mil AID Quartz
~, f'tm"r, knnWn Ne llrrtfrd. \ Ne Means Mill and
lead situated ~ IA" county, af'rr,aid A-.n "ir ali
n, from III" "Nn"i trIiH Hat. At I'll" Il. 1drfSitirv
SAID lead running fi''n sad mill NtthT tM.u
claims II lT feet each. and >",h' rly frin d mil
T. CLAIMS II ~ feet {" each claim aG.r SHld and
ais the water pril"Ies hi Which said mil Lurr,.i
~It ~at-r, aud all PTI'IsH"s and AptnTt"naneet sani
mil and had &c.. III any manner apiuTtalnlhr 81
hnginy, winch SAid mill. lead &c.. known #.
the Jacks"n nhl lead Nc, together ia the Inptut,
Incnta the T,r'n
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Pine Letter, Legal Cap,
ooIS car, aud Note Paper of every Kind, 'r sal" Al,
l. ". u. PETTlT~.
1W" doors Al~,ve the Kouhd Te I
Blank Books, Bill Paper,
Ill lott - and EhoAds Sun = steel Peas. old Pens
and CASrS, MaelSg-. States Wishing cards Envei.
"P-S "tIinE "Ard' Tissue Paper Z-hrA Tw,ne. E.eela
b"ols. etc. eIc.. for sale IOW. 81
~. PETITE
lauE3'l Main street, tw" doors AI"V- Ihr Round T-t
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o" the Iath Day Of september,


sheriff II II Dorado C.mn'>, GAlfnnia,
" ~ lEEDEEick BAKER. D,tui,.
Sherih'S uhcc, rlAcCTVIiir. Aug. 18th. a. T.. lTr9
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Trrsn,Y- Oct IL 1859

TUESDAY. Oct. IL. 1859.
The House met pursuant to adjournment
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Campbell. On motion of
Mr. BrazeltOn, the reading Of the Journal was
dispensed with.
The Speaker presented the Report of the
Treasurer of the State--reading dispensed
with, and 900 copies ordered to be printed,
ayes 3S. noes %.
The Speaker presented an invitation to the
members of the House TO visit the Division
Fair of East Tennessee; also similar invi-
tatiOn from the Division Fair of West Ten
nessee. Both accepted.
Mr.. White submitted resolution tender
ing the use of the Representative Hall to
Lieut.. Many for tomorrow evening. Rule
suspended and resolution adopted.
The Speaker announced the following COM
mittees
Joint Committee on interest, usury, &C..
Messrs. Martin. Harris, Guy, Porter and
Trivtt.
On Stat" Library, Messrs. Kennedy, Greene,
Bickneil Ewing and DCak.
Mr.. Bicknell. offered n resolution, rendering
the use of two ofthe Committee Rooms of the
House to Senate Committees. Adopted.
The Speaker presented an invitation from
the Agricultural Bureau to visit the Fair and
hear Lieut.. Maury's address to-day.
The House then adjourned till O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
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SEN A TE.
TUESDAY. Oct. lls1s5s


TUESDAY, Oct ll.1s59.
Mr.. Richardson. from the Committee APP
pointed to uisit the Williamson county Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Fair, submitted the
report of the Committee, which was ordered
to be spread upon the Journal.
= Mr.. Mickey said he was reported in the
Senate's Journal and in the Nashville Union.
as having voted on Friday for Mr. Payne's re-
solution, authorizing each member to SUBJ
scribe for four daily papers of the city, to be
paid for out of State Treasury, when he was
absent that day in attendance upon the Will
hanson Fair. He desired to have the Journ-
al corrected. He would not have voted for
the amendment.
The Speaker, in behalf of the Clerk, ex-
planned that when Mr.. Mickiey's name was
called. some one answered, and hence the
mistake.
Mr.. Siovall inquired whether the correction
would not defeat the proposition.
The Speaker said il would, as the vote
would then be a tie.
Mr.. Stovall hoped the correction would be
made. and the OPPOSITION to subscribe fer
papers go by the board. Ii would cost the
members less to subscribe for the papers and
have them sent from the Office of publication
to their constituents.
Mr.. Bumpass moved 10 let the matter lie
over. Concurred in.
Mr.. Hunter offered a. resolution that ten
copies of the Legislative Union and American
be furnished TO the msmbers, and that the
same be paid for from the public Treasury.
The resolution was huJlly amended so as
to read four instead of Ten. and thus amended
was carried by vote OF IL to g.
Mr.. Trmble introduce d "a resolution pro-
viding that committee of three be appoint
ed to wait on Lieut.. Maury, and invite him
to visit the Senate. Adopted under sus-
pension of rules, and Messrs. Trimble, Stokes.
and McClelland were appointed on said CON-
mittee.
On motion of Mr.. Minis. Messrs. Payne
and Trimble WIRE added to the committee on
Banks.
Mr.. Richardson introduced bill to char
ter the Eagleville and Salem Turnpike Com
pany. Passed first reading.
Mr.. Stanton, a bill TO incorporate the town
of Chestnut Mound, in Smith county. Pas
sed first reading.
The Senate adjourned to 9 O'Clock to-mor-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-12

tremont's minority goo - '-a
in the Free States -'''
Republication never was so strong as
=. Fremont and Jessie )" and now in 1859,
there is not free State where the Republican
party is not weaker than it was then.
STATE OF THE ENHANCEMENT.
The summary of these facts and figures is
then as follows:
No Fremont Electoral Ticket in fifteen
States of the Union ,ss
Fremont in the minority in the sixteen free
States Gs-28O. 673 NN
Fremont in the minority in the United
States, Eg-1 81 .425. "a .-.
STATE OF THE FIXED FACT.
The fixed fact" then, is, that in 1860 the
Republican machine can make a Democratic
President, and do nothing else-NeW York
Express.
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-r--- .F.ss ., $4,000,
APPROxsMA.ton PRTzEs.
Of Packages viii besold at
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR cERrrFIcArK

hhe."ss sne An'onht% n,oney 70 ouk AanTes@slea
shai 700 ~,fh 70 parch4Bc, .n-ne the Laliery "a !
shtch You teh u invested, and ~ neither ysu ~iki
Nhoics, Halves OF Qaarters. rcceipt Of which
seed what - ordered, ~ nrst mail, together with "a
scheme. -. 80 - a. aaaUrr#
inisaediEtely sftef ne dra~ing, a Printed Drawn
eef.hrd a. ~ ths csmsnsssoaers. ~in be ssut. Nil
an kxpiatlatiou trA - ttf--fA
81 Purchasers vii please vrite their signature
All Recommendation tFicfi, son ndehsial.
~ All prizes 81 81 .0g9 and under pad immediate
after ths dra~ing-Other prizes Al The usua tnnet
forty days.
Aadssss orders for Tickets OF CERTIFICATES BY M
90 kxFress, q be t.lrcctso 80 1EI Gir-l-
= woon, kDDY CO., Augusta, Georgia.
or, WOO, EDDY CO., Atlanta .Georgia.
oF, WOOD. kDDr q CO., Wilmington Delaware.
ga - 81 the nuEzbers that are drawn from IN
she !, wsh tbe aIpespt q the prize thai each 0nsi
ebtisied D., ~ be paohshed an rexery dra wing n
The tee as f1Pers : Aagesta (Gee CoAsrsintieaai-
az, ktsfr Az iz-, AashssIs cassffe RscApepd Dss
raseA rs-lda~s lsssa cianaa end ". r H~eL
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Cet.en Yarns.

Txsssrs aad fer sale, Al N<nnf.stsFsrss prices
8 large qazn1ify sfthose celebrates cetsen Wares
spasuf zeleTea ~ ths Ftnsee ae FACTORY which 81
ss.IiIy sad sspsflefity slana nnrls.lsd oar ssses
szphr Acs 8 zll1hs neaeeeFb.
! = $3.50 kizEIA, H0oFKn Co,
e9pre-si kos- s1a A2rks
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a FIXED Fact--An Ensrenchment.
The New York Courier boastingly SAYS:

81 The Republican party is a fixed fact. It
is entrenched impregnably from Maine to
Minnesota. 1t cannot be beaten anywhere
along that line, nor will it surrender
The /" fired fact . and no surrender" are
partially true: nothing else. Bourbons
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~ TIE city Of Selma, Alabama, has With
In It's limits, fourteen Artisan wells. several
Of them throwing yolumrs ef wafer TO tbs ex.
tent si six hundred gallons 10 the minute.
The dsplh Il these wells average about four
hundred feet
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IL. 1859.
~ We surrender the greater portion

- We surrender the greater pOftloH OF
e our available space to-day, to the communi-
cation of our intelligent correspondent L.
TT Without endorsing bis views, we COM
mend them To the attention of the reader, as
~ uring him that the writer is one of the most
patriotic sons of the South, and as true as
steel. both to his section and to the political
principles which were once the glory of the
Wig Party. g = y x Ia
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TRABUE & IUCUS,
No. IS Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

VA VIII sell a, auction, on Tuesday, Wednesday,
w and Thursday, oet- II, IL and -, 1859, the
Largest and Double Extensive stock 0f Fancy and
STAPLE Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Variety G.-,ss Rea-
dy made Clothing Boots, shoes, RrogAns, Hats Car
pets Hoop skirts, hoslsry &C; Ine gr Aier portion
pureh.@sd sHS s.-e.~1 a. s.e s'-ss 90 .sosaes tnx
Goods are all new and iresh, iash nabe and % the
most approved bTabds Ahd kinds cut bic Tor this
market. AkeA mest srespec tfuiy request city and
country merchants ocaii and examine the stuck be-
fore the days OF sale. The Stock part
follows:
Black, Blue aud Brown broad Cloths.
Ba, K and Fancy Cassimeres.
Tweeds ana Jeans IL all slndf.
Satinets-Unlon and MiBcrs Mills Satinets
Plain Ilnsey S-gro Kerseys, all sorts.
Bca A'CAasn aud Negro Blankets, large stock.
$500 pieces Prsts, OF every make 81, ie price.
A large stock Of ALI v o1i French and German
Merinoes, English her noes, Biack and Fancy
AlaI,acas, all grades; All Wool French DelAhe ROBES
All Wool Ieiants; Printed Dcianes VI AL kinds;
larse and beautiful assorted stuck q LADIES' fa1ey
Dress Goods; All Wool = otch Paias Pad AiaIAaeas,
Solid AlApacas solid aud Printed AL Wool 'eianss;
White Goods, 4. srrAI v.Ilety Irish LAsens, lex
inss,. Red, whhe and yeiio~ kiaRnels, Apron
Cheeks, w-c and Cotton Hosiery sottouk, Tapes J.
p, C.,at's spool Cotion, il4x Thread, Colored
spool COtlsR; Yankee AotElns. ysolns, kisis and
ForAs, Pceks, Cutlery HAri~@re, &C. sc
made Cl,thlIg. Check shiTss. Isaen Boszsm shirts,
Net Wool shirts. csihtE .sos- s.-sts, s@spsnders,
Gloves, t-neksrehasis, 80 -
leooo pairs Of Boots, shsss and Negro Bregans;
LADIES' N-scs aud t1slliss.'s sssots aaa sboss u
The very best qasIss ana naoss Poislar makes and
styles
ALSO,
100 pieces sf Brasssls Velvet. Al Wool, and Hall
Moel, aaa All os.ies eArPssnsi 50 p'soes OF insA-
Mating, &C., ke Hs y
30 bales of Brown Tomesties, Tri ings, and osn-
buFKs.
IS cases Of Fine, nrdiun and La~ Friesd HieschSd
lonseslics.
Iisy merchants and all merchants of Niddle Ien
nessee, aad Wes4 Iennessse. Alabama, Gcefs y,
aud kentocky are respecssvely reqaezte 20 zsLr 10
lhs Large and srugy Extensive Accuses saie. eoln-
u-oeiag october II, ls3e- i
Teruss liberal. TkADCh \ LUCIS-
banner, News, &C. setss Gall.tia kz4miners Carts
rfle JeEcrsonEAn, CoianOis Arrsr, Hontsxuie fn1e-
pena~nt. Chattanooga Aavertlssr, and boshng Green
ssAad4r4 Ile4se eopy. ssp-s-
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HOIlOwayss

HoiloWay's Pflls.-The physical distur-
Dance to which families exclusively subject and
the many disorders proceeding from their neglect or
maltreatment, are at relieved by Holloway Is
Pills. Sold so Maiden Lane, NY
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Jasper Branch Railroad.
oyY1cE NASH. & CHAT. R1IzRoAp C

0YF1cE NASH. & CHAT. RAERnAp Co.
October 3, 1859.
DY order of the Board of Directors calls made
II on the stock OF the Company subscribed for
building branch road from Bridgeport TO Jasper,
pay able e. the Treasurer of this Company follows
one dullar On each share the LIST of Noveu Der E,
1859, and two dollars each share on the LIST day
Of December, 1859, January, February, March,
April, May. June, July, August, September, Octo-
Der and November, 1860.
Payment may he made 10 jackson Pryor, at Jas
per- the Treasurer at his Office in Nashville
Prompiness in meeting these calls is requested OF
the subscribers &c ST. ok the construction Of the
road depends exclusively the means provided
specifically for that purpose.
oct4-tf W. A. GI.FAVES. Treasurer.
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BUNIONS,
DISEASED NAILS,
Without Cutting or Pain.
TESTIMONIALS.
From Cor. Mnnnina

From Coz. Manning.
Il take pleasure in stating that DR.. Ealing
has operated upon me, for very painful
corus, greatly to my satisfaction, without the
slightest pain. and to my infinite relief"
JOHN l.. MANNING.
New Orleans, March "a, 1858.
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Cannei Coal OH.

GONE of the good qualities OF well refined Camel
- Coal Oil, are these:
II RIVALS GAS LIGHT IN BRILLIANCY;
1T IS ENTIRELY NON-EKPLOSIFE;
1T MAY BE CARRIED ABOUT;
1T IS CONVENIENT FOR GENERAL Use;
IT BURNS WITHOUT AN OFFENSIVE DOOR
1T IS CLEAN AND BEA UTIFUL IN COLOR;
1T APPEA RAN e IN THE LAMP IS ORNA-
MENTAL AND ATT.R-A C7TVE; lt ~ 7 tf"- y
1T DOES NOT F'ERHANEN7LY SPOIL CAR
PETS, CLOTHING, de-, on ,chich ii may be spilled,
CT large portion of being Of the best articles for
cleaning soiled goods.
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From Coz. Corvin.

From Coz. CoriCin-
"Dr. Ealing extracted corn for me. i
had suffered much and long with it. had
tried many remedies without success. From
my present feeling have but little doubt
that the cure will be permanent. The opera
ton was performed in few minutes and was
attended with no pain whatever"
THOMAS CoRwIN.
Cincinnati Cant IT IsSQ
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STATE FAIR

Opens Oct. 10Th and continues during the week.
" Family Tickets SO and single Tickets Is, Is and
10 cents, may be had in the City, of Robert LUX
Esq, his Office of the Treasurer wherever he may
be found and At the Ticket ONCE the gate en-
terLg the Fair Grounds the north end.
THOMAS b. JOHNSON, Treasurer
Oct6-td of State Ag. Bureau.
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Prizes Paid Immedf.teiy AFTER the

~ Allerders addresses e skSex, BkozDsxsrsk
Co. Nslningtos Del. y 10 Deel slth proupt attea-
lou AHa ths priExed oHaeial drawings -
over. FRANCE, BREAKFASTS 4 Co..
islyT Managers.
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Directions for its Use.

Obtain goo coal oil lamp. secure thin wicks,
that they will up and down in the tube.
Trim the wick with sharp scissors exactly even with
the top of the wick tube, clipping of the small pro-
jectipg points the corners. Fill your lamp with
OIL Turn up the wick carefully al first, as not
crack the chimney.
shade will greatly enhance its excellence for
reading sewingby.
BY the careful of these directions, you
will secure a light hat cannot fail TO pleas.
oetl2-tf MCKENZIE X MlNCHIN.
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Hare jssi rseeise1 sezasssts sssrk g rsxs Epaks
Cor tlae 0ia 3nd ss~ AelEsl scneoh. sls<A thsy
o1ef t1r sale - sbe pnht.shs pfice. The AZ. q
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Opp. mai 81 as

Next, let us inspect the votes in the Free
Northern and Western States p
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on wisdom past, 5
And totter on In blunders TO the Iast. %

- Let us inspect. now, that IMPROBABLE EN-
TRENcHMENT it stood in 1S56.-when the
Republican leaders. by running Fremont.
elected Buchanan President. The popular
vote then was
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81, ses prisss.. amounting o sS5i ,seo
wAolerlekeistio; Halves 50 sQuaFterss7 ~
Persons ~ DO desire need only Feni the rlsk on a
Package for which III send Ceruncate "a fei-
loNss
cessac.se of Package of ls wheies, costa. -yes
do. do. 8 10 Halves, o &..-s = -
do. do lc Quarters" -
60 da. 10 kazbths. $500. l.
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A wSpEAIL.-The CAsrisssoa Mercury, OF
the 2sih ulIimo, says:

Mr.. w. w. Walker, jr. Of the Columbia
Coarant. the fortunate legaiee Of :" the plum"
announced few days since by " Nox." in his
correspondence 20 the Asfesay has received.
by late steamers, conhrmatory intelligence Of
The legacy, which will net El05, 900 sterling.
beside- Interest, exchange, etc. Its value h.
fully s525 900 Mr.. Walker goes 10 New
York soon, 10 complete arrangements for It's
transfer TO his credit-a very agreeable duty.