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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-04
Cigars, Cigars, Cigars,

IUsT received large lot lobbo very Ss>
and. Also. a lot Of very fine chewing Tobsese.
.at 81. s6 to sl.6o per lbE Pure Mensh BTsuSy.
certainly made from the juice Of .the er1sS.
Wines Whiskies, Giss DE-, Qf4he yefVE =
qQslity that we have been sble VIII mneS
SH& &nhd great exEenses to obtain. 81.
May 27tb, 1858
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Clear Spring Acade,nx-

THHE Exercises of the above we'll kno~a
i fopsiShing Institution. viii! be resumsa
Monday, theMs inst, under the charge Of Mr..
JAMES H. MORRIS. Principal. All Of the
lspal branches of liberal education, VI III be
tanght, and at the customary rates, and esps-.
cisl care will be given to the pseparation.sSf
young men for College. From his past sxbsri-
ence, and by strict attention 10 business, IA
Principal trusts to merit . foil share Of pRklH
patronage.
W Boarding can be had rom 50 70 Ia
per month. -
Jan. l3, 1859. So Il
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IMPORTAETl
Dissolution

HE partnership heretofore existing under tho
Il name and style Of D. & J. Forrer, An The min
ing business, has been dissolved BY mutual consent
John forer retiring and the business TO be oontis
ued by Dan'l forrer. Allpersons Indebted to III
mis firm arc hereby notified 10 come forward AZ
SpaNo immcdiai" settlement ID. A J. F0RRER.
asboEy IlLE Aug A.
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Howard Associate n,
PHILADELPHIA.


VNIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. IN view Of TIE awful
dosi ruction 1T human iilc csuscd by acxnal ,l.
eaaer and tic dcceplons rrncllcd upon tho unfortunate
pt ouch diseases by Qunchs several years rcc
ted Then cnhtling tnfrron, a. charitable Get varthv
their name To open Dfvnfny for the treatment N ma
class Of diseases, IN all heif i,n nnd 90 give Medrsi
Advice Graft. 20 all who sl1y ls letter with .,erntIo
Of their condition. agc, occupation, hutlisuf lf &c ind
IN eases II extreme p,try, 20 furnish medielnes IT,, ~
charge IL II needless 10 add that the alton
mHnd- r hains Mod - .iii ~ss VIII mi nlsf
the most approved modern treatment.
Tho Directors of The Association, Ia their Annual Renar
upon The treatment 81 Sexual nnsnscs fer tie x.f
january is rdt, express the ehrs i'm ~,
III cess which has attended the lalofs IL he Con.
sW ~ surgeon in The cue al kpeimhlnftlan som.
In Wcekncsa. Impotence Gonorrhon, elect kvriiii.
the Ntof Onnnisn Seii-ausc &C. and rider 80 min,
uan' eihc same plsa ior the ensuing yer.
The .ccinfs on review Of the past feel asstfed that
their IL 81 w this sphere 81 icuc,oi ut eft,t ha,e e
OF great en'ni 10 the afflicted especially TO tIr N.rr
ANA they have resolved a. devote themselves with
zeal, to thia very lmrorla and much dcpsed cause
An admirable Report stermaioftlioa or semirs
Ncahncss, tho vice OF ounIi-. NastufhrtI,p -. ,etf
abuse and Other drascs of the Organs Nv The n
sulllhg snEfpn, VIII soni BY mall On sealed .n,elspe
fire Of charge, receipt ~ two STAMPS n a,tere oh
nnl discusses Diet &c. are constantly being rulihfd III
Eainiiun. distribution. and viii be- sont 10 the nnileed
Some u thc new remedies aud methods ~ Nh.
covered during the last year. are ~ great value
Address for REPORT treatment Iir Csatre n c,o,,
committing surgeon, Howard Association, No, z foftl
Ninih street Philadelphia. Pa.
by order Of The Directors.
EZRA ID. HARTwELL. Priest.
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NEW YORK

I'm. N, JANgs TIE HLfTlED PHYSICIAN,
If discovered while IN the East indies, certain cure
/fnr Consumption, Ashma Bronchitis, Coughs. tnids
II aud general debility, The funedy was discovered b,
II him when ia nny child, daughter, was given ~
II 90 die, His child vas cured. and Il alive aud \
we'll DESTROYS ~ hcneniting his fellow mortals, ha
wi send ~ ihoss Win wish u, the recipe containing
hl directions fir nah Inc md successfully using ihls
remedy free, receipt ~ their name, Address q. =,
brown No 10 trand street, jersey city, ~. y,
spa-lasie
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Containing tho latest Geographic news received
the evening before publication, with the proceedings
of the legislature up to the hour ofadjournmen, the
decisions OF the Supreme Court, and the general and
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i ON DR. STEPHEN II. BunNs.
(the celebrated lndiad Physician.
having arrived TO On advanced
lold ago. desires 10 spend the rem
nant Of his days In sending "a
the afflicted throughout tho land
The Medicine which has proved 10
successful la tho Cure Of Con
sumption. Bronchitis. Asthma,
Liver Complaint, Coughs, Dys.
Ircpsia, &c., free Of charge.
The old Dr. has brought his
Remedy 10 great perfection In
Iprnctiee Of tho last ffiy years,
aud feels confident that Il will
lcurc eases out of 10 of confirm
ed Consumption. A his aillucnt
circumstances enable him. he will
send sssh applicant who furnish.
cs . description Of his symptoms
A small quantity Of his medicine
with miautc aud oxpricit dircc-
lions for preparing Il themselves,
when they shall have tried w.,
and learned IL beneficial effects
4 80 their cases. Each applicant
will send > stamps 20 cenis.) 10
lpAy the return letter, and 10 as
sist Ia tho tho payment Of this
advertisement. Address
DR.. s. II. BURNS.
= New York.
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TO GIVE THE MOST ENTIRE SUBTRACTION
Ell0lTFe106lGs BIRD GEEl0 SE@SGs
This Press operates with almost magical rapidity,
receiving the paper in long rolls strips, and be-
sides printing the cards at the rate of $4,000 to
600 per hour feeds itself with the most unerring
certainly and precision and proceeds to cut, count,
aud IL desi ed, to number them eonsecutivey from
one up to millions, without possibility of mistake,
which places 1t above all competition for doing a
great variety Of work. IL is equally well adapted
to be operated by hand and also to print single
cards thus embodying another Improvement found
In M nIhnr ranid Card Press.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-21
EXCHANGE MILLS.

The milling business will bo conducted by the
undersigned. under the name ofueo. Holland Co.,
rho highest markotprlcc Ia cash, will be given TOT
wheat.
Those having grlndlngto bc done VIII give ~
call. Washington Holland with accommodating
mller will always be found NJ tho Mill ready 20
walt on all who call. GEO. HOLLAND.
Breettiis Sep, -. W. HOLLAND. "
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PR OS PECTUS
OF THE
THIRTY-EIGHTH VOLUME
OF THE
Indiana State Journal.

The events Of the first six months Of time which
will follow the issue of this prospectus will be faught
with great interest to the people of Indiana. An
extra session Of our State Legislature commences on
the goth of November, and will, in all probability,
continue during the full time allotted to it by the
Constitution--adiourning on the Goth of December
The regular biennial session will commence the
9TH Of January 1859, and continue until the 9Th Of
March.
Matters Of vital importance to tho people of Indi
ana are be acted upon by their representatives, In
the Gen eral Assem- bly,, and all have interest II
OBTAINING an carly knowledge of its proceedings
An experienced and competent corps Of reporter
will be employed TO furnish for the JOURNAL eacl
| day full account of the business transacted
In addition TO the proceedings Of the State Legis
lature will be the doings of Congress, which bodl
convenes on the 9TH Of December and will continu,
in session until the Bird of March. Telegraphic alb
stracts Of Congressional proceedings, with all tn
| other news furnished by the Associated Press, viii
/ be published in each issue of the Daily JOURNAL
| and the most important portions transferred TO tn
columns Of the weekly JOURNAL
| Alter the adjournment Of Congress and thc Stat
Legislature the JOURNAL will be made miscellaneous
as we'll as political, in the matter Of its contents
Home news, and whatever relates to the Welfare o.
the Common wealth, will receive especial attention
| In short, the JOURNAL will be paper 10 meet thu
wants Of Indiana readers especially--such one a
can be safely introduced into every family for peru
sal by either the old or the young.
In order to make the JOURNAL such paper rs WI
desire II to be. We have incurred heavy additiona
cnts, &c. but have not increased its subscription
price We will send the Weekly JOURNAL to sub
scrber, at the following low
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THE MON
w 00LEN + ACTOR
CONNER vILLE. IND.
u III 4, IL NJ ROOTS


yIvOuLD TAKE THIS method Of inviting the attention
w ofthcr friends and the public generally their
mngemenis fr accommodating their cisinmerr IL their
line Of business They have each year M additions to
their machinery aud they enabled say that they
this ocr TO their customers much larger
sortnent, and greatly increased variety Of
WO09[3M @O0DSg
Compared with what they have been able do any
time. They have very nch increased their facilities
Tor manufacturing goods that they feel confident Of be-
ing able supply all cals for anything In their line prompt.
w. They manufacturing Cloths, Sainetis Blankets,
Plain and Fancy Cassimcr7 Tweeds, tcaDs. Dueskins
White Red Pressed aud sfl-a"-- ans'sroas 9th
They commence h. season with advantages superior 10
those OF any former year They will manufacture by the
yard In exchange for wool formerly and will encav-
or In their terms and quality Of work, fully 10 satisfy
their customers.
Stocking Yarn.
Their arrangements for manufacturing Stocking Yarn
very complete.
ef- Spinning will be done BY the pound-Sa Woo
Carling will he done a : usual
Thcy hope, by unremting Attentions meet satisfc-
torily the various calls In their no and crit the pa.
tronagc ~ tho public II will he their aim 10 furnish
durable, custon- made article Of goods meet NJ fully
they can. the wants of their customers; and they can
them "f superior style and larger supply OF
goods than In any former year.
ro- Persons bringing wool from distance ash finding II
necessary to remain night will bc IN
cut charge
Conceivable. NAy fs-tG
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-21
Bot LER'S MERCANTILE,
RRUo1D AND CopYMG IXCELSIuR
FLUID INKS,
Manufactured BY Jas. J. Butler, Agent,

cESeESs3ATas O.
rArp rHKEB DISTINCT VARIETIES
il Si6-ripr enc from the other only in their do
rr,s On auidty, and designated by the label:
RECORD-For Lcdgers and Records only;
coPTING-For Letter-Press only;
NKzcAkIILb--f'r Books, Letters and rsa'rs'
TSsss Fluids change from q ssEKxsH Blue to q
Ssep and permanent BLACK COLOR. which ne
length Of time will rspE or DESTROY. These FUN
Isxs we're FIRST offered to the Public in 1e54-sinee
which time there has been awarded them FOURTEEN
prtoss, Two BRoszE and Owe SILVER MKDAL. An
e.uEcrafisn Of them is deemed unnecessary, as
they may be ut my Office They are largely
used in the Prominent Cities and Towns Of the
West .sd South, and to some extent in Eeastcrn
Cities
since the publication Of nv principal circular,
have rsceived the following letter from SrArIosEKs
which are respectfully submitted to the considsra
asn sf other large srArroSERs, Feast or West
CINCINNATI, July "A, 1897.
Mr. Jas J. BurLsR, Agent, Cincinnati.
DxAn Sra:-For some time past We have beer
selling yonr WRITING FLUIDS TO our Customers, ant
take pleasure in stating that they give very gsner
si satisfaction.
A, far a. our swn Judgment Is concerned, we be
l;eve then TO be fully equal to Arnold's Englisl
Yluid. and are to be preferred from the fact tina
shsy present. . more uniform DsrrH Of coLoR
when 6r<f ussd-and rs far as We have seen ire
frsu nsld Yours Respectfully,
u. MOORE WILsTAcH, KEYS CO.,
ANDERSON. GATES K WRIGHT,
RrCKEY. MALLORY 4 WEBB,
CT. BRADLEY 4 CO.,
APPLICABLE x CO.,
GIBSON 4 co.
We have sold Mr. J. J. Butler's WRITING FLvID
A. sur customers for sixteen months past with gen
.r.l ..fi~f.cfion and believe than 10 DO OF superi
or quality. As do not Arnoid's Fluid, VI
40 not feel At liberty to draw . comparison
TRUMAN 4 SPoFFORD.
IT,. s.1fo-x;,~ fe.tiu,snv from Boekkeepcrs o
I..dnr Banks and Mercantile Firms Is respectful,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

Masonic BALL.-From the interest, liberal
ity and care displayed by the committee Of ar
rangements, in making the needful prepara-
tons, We anticipate one Of the gayest, most at
traotNe and agreeable social balls ever given
in this county, on Tuesday evening next, At
tho Cary House. All that can add to the
comfort, the pleasure, the enjoyment, the graf.
ification Of friends and visitors, has been pro.
cured. Money, taste, time and ingenuity have
been lavishly expended to make the ball wor-
thy the occasion, the Fraternity, and the pa
tronage Of the public. From indications that
rarely deceive we are justified in predicting q
gay and brilliant assemblage Of youth, beauty
and intellect at the Masonic Ball on Tuesday
evening. If the weather prove favorable
nearly every precinct in our county will have
at least one representative at the ball. There
is room for all, and oil will be cordially well
coined and none go away dissatisfied. The
ball room is one Of the largest and iinestin the
State, and will be fitted up elegantly.
In the forenoon Masonic procession will
be formed in front Of Ell Dorado Lodge, on
Main street, and march to the Theatre, where
an address will be delivered by Bro. GEORGE
G. BLANCHARD. This, OF ITSELF will doubtless
attract large number Of visiting Brethren
and strangers, as the orator has the reputa-
ton Of being graceful and eloquent speaker.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24
PLACERVILLE,
Saturday, December "a, 1859
Christmaa.

Christmas is again with us, with its hallow-
ed memories and associations, its joys and its
sorrows, its bright anticipations and its gloomy
forebodings, its happy reunions and its sor-
rowful vacant seat at the family circle. 1t is
again with US, to speak to Christendom Of a
Saviour's birth and to fill family circles with
joy and happiness custom which had its
origin years before the Christian era, but which
derives its present glorious significance from
the birth Of Christ, it sthe pleasure and priv
lege of Christendom to observe il as day Of
general rejoicing. While it is the glory Of our
Constitution that it interfercs with no man s
religion, it is our boast as Christians that ours
sa Christian country, devoted to the worship
Of Him whose birth we celebrate in our Christ
mas festivals. And let US not forget, while
enjoying the numberless blessings which q
kind Providence has bestowed upon us, His
gentle admonition-"T The poor We have a.
ways with you" Let US give freely and lib.
orally, out Of our abundance, to the needy and
destitute, that they may rejoice and be happy
with US ;--gild with at least one sunbeam their
sad and cherries firesides.
To its friends and patrons, to the gentle and
kind, old and young, the publishers Of the
DEMOCRAT wish Merry Christmas'-may
health, happiness and prosperity be theirs!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24


BLACK REPUBLICAN INGRATITuDE--When
Old Brown killed five men at Pottawatomie,
in Kansas, the New Haven Rcgister pertinent
ly remarks-when he took II. Clay Pate and
twenty-one of his party prisoners-wh he
defeated the Missourians at Ossawatomie--
when he killed half dozen men in q running
fight, near Lawrence-when he addressed a
Republican meeting at Cleveland by the side
Of Gov. Chase; in short, while be was the
leader and successful operator of the free
State forces in Kansas, his name was heraldcd
throughout the Black Republican prints rs a
great man and hcro-wise, sagacious and
prudent There was no human being like
Capt. John Brown of Kansas. But now, as
the tide Of fortune has turned, and Captain
Brown has been overpowered and captured,
his former friends and admirers have disowncd
and deserted him, as rats desert sinking
ship. They call him old, and foolhardy. and
crazy, and mad. He is no longer hero, but
an INSCRIPTIONS leader Of an infamous expo.
dition.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

Tue WASHINGTON CoSSrIrrTroN.-Thi spir-
tied and able organ of the Democratic party
should be extensively circulated throughout
our State. Its political articles are written
with an ability rarely equalled, never excelled.
1t contains variety Of interesting matter,
and its ability, its consistent and vigorous de-
fcnce Of Democratic principles, its sound ma.
tionS tone, its scathing and unanswerable re.
plies to the Opposition, commend it to the
confidence and favor of the Democracy every
where. 1t is published at Washington City,
d. c., by Geo. W. Bowman, Esq.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

PROBABLY LYScnED-The Marysvlle Dem
oerGt learns that on the night Of the 18th inst,
teamster was robbed Of tho dollars and a
hail. bya highwayman near the Oregon House
Yuba county. The Vigilance Committee Of
that ncighborhood arrested man on suspicion
Of being the robbcr, and although the tearnster
could not identify him, the Vigilance Commit
tee carried him into the woods, and he has
not since been heard Of The proper authori.
ties should promptly investigate the matter
and compel the Vigilance Committee to ac-
count for his disappearance. Men who set the
laws at defiance, violate them with impunity,
no matter what the provocation, are incapa.
bic Of administering justice to offenders.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

MAsoMc.-On Wednesday evening last, the
following Companions were installed as off,
GERS Of St. James Royal Arch Chapter, No.
16, for the ensuing year, by NJ. E. I. s. Titus;
F. F. Barss, M. E. II. p; f. B. Carson, E. X;
A. G. Arvidsson, E. S.; A. Kahn, G. of H. /;
Jas. McBeth, P. s.; r. II. Plumado, R. A. c.;
L. Borneman, n. of Sd v. A. Haas, NJ. of I'd
v: WIN. A. January, NJ. Of LIST "; J. T. De
Voc, G.; L. Tannenwald, Treasurer; L. B.
Hopkins, Secretary; D. Newbauer aud ChaS.
J. Arvidsson, Stewards.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

The cause Of the excitement which has 80
long disturbed the country, and produced
such sad result at Harper'S Ferry, was we'll
described by Daniel Webster in the United
States Senate:
Snow, sir, this prejudice has been produced
by the inccssant attrition Of abolition doctrines,
by abolition presses and abolition lecturers,
on the common mind. No drum-hend in the
longest days march was ever more inceSsant-
ly beaten than the feeling Of the public in GER
tain parts Of the North. They have been
beaten erery month and erery geek and crery
dGy, by tho din and roll and rub-a.dub Of the
abolition presses and abolition lecturers, and
that it is which has created these prejudices. u