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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29
READ AND REBELLION.

II ~
~ or CHttFunH1x:=lh HFp E0EeNlnK my HsW eouFvg
Of vyaemAtIc inquiry there certain po6s
which the inquirer ahOuld always be careful t. 0siy him.
self lie should comprehend dstinctty What tie subject Of
Inquiry ls-Health and Diseases,
We form and az In our mlhds esenR eanevpaIon Of
the state 81 Health, We shall have eEaH h under.
standing what was meant By Dtsease. Bat ee44 tAsez
not above, these objects OF ~ ~ han ho4,
We nave another and stu nohF end 10 ~ ay bsssFe
yon In such plain terms that goa cannot b mistaken and
viii know where 10 apply S0V relief
use the word disease generally, aud eafe9e epaak Of
the signs Of particular dscaSes Vim be proper to take
general view OF eymptome when perSsA e Eeahlea
analcrd with dlscAls, watch caaaes vesAness 81 u
back and limbs, pain In the head dlmne e alhe oaa
Of muscular power, pAlritaton Of the heart FysaIty
nervousness yspepsa derangement 81 The dlvs taas~
lions general debility, sympome Of eonsapnption, ana
per- and require Medical Surgical aitanAan q Weuld
be we'll for them 70 inquire II there e pAvaai Who n
competent to attend them, and who nndefssnds - apn
cenn o. medicine and whose Scientific o hs
profession and whose age and expsFienss eae hl -
your coincidence. Considering lhess thIaas III Gaas NJ
loser has convluded 10 inform req t1aa aT nAVer.
uenR lie place OF haslnsss satnw H. ~ n nsaa tne~
cessml praetianer f6F ever . Elfgs 90 s.s4 \
Attended and Cured IN eans
have been rronsuase6 . iSsG "a ~ - fSsIsieEs
you may rely upou Aan ae enc n NAena "a IA
utmost confidence may Be placed \ a z - NJ
Dr. o. T. 7. woald inVs 90 that afs aicssa tsenll on
no charge made. Lst hlsa dssaey pFs.ena Son bat
amply immediately and saVS yeassef Fe ne sg.Afnl
consequences which maSs sW tA~s WAs nssst % re4
celve attendance ~
vdsre Hotel between snS ssSetss. III rsons are =
srranged that The nOstss ssA h sAAsslssa wsHs ~
q O@es Aours. from GIN TIE msrzsnr NV IN ~
9Th street between saa &, aasunsais.
January lst 1Hbo.-ftfl :.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29

Wild ToBAcco.-In less than half mile Of town,
saya the Tehamn Gazette. may be seen thousands Of
the above plants. which, in the season. attain the
seem to be very vigorous and the leaves. although
by no mean1 as large a. those IT the cultivated
ticle are nevertheless Of very respectable dimen-
aions and at'rd pnssable article ior smoking pUr.
The habit of gathering Il for Years past and using Il
in this way fact which would 60 prove that a
substance which is indigenous to the soil might be
raised to almost perfection, the attention
given to il that is given Ia the cUmmOueSt herb or
vegetable Of the garden. The cultivated article hnS
been tested and the result has been entirely salts
factor.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29
Common Council-.special Meeting.

FLACERVILLB, Jan. 2II 1883.
Mayor Jones Prcsiding-PrcScnt, Aid. Carr, Clark,
Johns, SALMON and hoy.
Reading Of minutes dispensed With.
Mr. Hume City Attorney read the amendments to the
City Charter.
Aid. Carr moved that the City Attorney be authorized
to make certain alterations and send the same to some
member Ofthe Legislature. Carried. !.
Ordinance No. 30 regulating equalizng City Liccn-
Gee was presented and read.
Moved by Aid Carr that the City Attorney BE- author
lied to make certain alterations Of Sec 3rd fSad ordin
ancc. Carried.
MIR. Wthrow came before the Council and asked that
his assessment he reduced only small portion OF his
property was within the Sity limits.
Aid. Carr moved that surveyor be employed TO sur
vcy the hounds Of the city limits. Carried
AID Clark moved that the City Collector be instruct:
ed to postpone the sale Of Mr. WithrOwS property until
after the survey. Carried.
Bourd then adjourned. r. 8. HERNANDEZ, CPkC'C'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29
LOST VOICE RECOVERED.


Ne" BgDpDkD, August ~.
Mr. T. W. POwLE :-IIaVing seen many certificates pub
sed 10 relation to DR Vista rs BALsAN Wild CHEKET
take this opportunity Of Offering word In lts favor,
Ehch you are also at liberty N publish few months
hnce ny vile lungs became much affected by sudden
cOd that she lost her voice and suffered severely from
pains N the breast Her situation caused her friends
much alarm Having heard your Balsam strongly recon.
mended BY those who had used IL. purchased bottle Of
your agent In this place. She took according dIFee-
IONS and u produced wonderful effect Before uSlng
one DottC shH had cPLEEELT Hsa VOICE. the
pains subsidized, and her health fully restored
Yours truly, (eigned) HENRY O. BRIGHTMAN.
None genuine unlesS signed J. Butts on the wrapper.
seth W. foWle Co., 1S6 Washington st., Boston, Pro-
prIetors eOd BY their agents everywhere.
Bold By Henry Johnson Co., WhoIesaIe DruRRsts IA
ci6c coast.
willie. "a ali
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29

The Siskiyou Chronicle contains 40 article on the
subject of the division Of the State. II thinks there
il mn npathy on the part Of Central and Southern
,owar,iA the interests Of the North; complains
that the project for connecting ,hc:e section: Of
the State By railroad 10 Shasta and Yrckn, does
not meet with proper appreciation; and adds that
ut the North the watchword Is growing to BE-, .
railroad or Division That there are conflicting in
tcrests in the State few will deny. but they are
scarcely If such serious character rs to warrant
division Of the State When California becomes
more thickly and permanently settled, then i may
be- time to talk about O division, but not before
Fer wears the question has been moOted. but u nae
never met the appreciation OF the people, nor will 1t
for some years to come.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29
oxYoENATED BITTFRs.
Letter from Rev. C. w. Dsnison.

ASSSeE EEOA new Cs We DeM1eOms
BosToH, June g. 1884,
0!STLENES :-IIavnE suffered considerably from Dys.
pePSia IN consequence Of close confinement my dulles
on board, during recent voyage to and from the
Pacihc coast was induced By the advice Of FRIEND
try bottle Of your OxToENATED BIITERs
must hAukiy say, that the snecg thus far has been
mighty favorable Mrs. DenIsOn has also been an invalid
from Chronic PleuFiSy. rising from Dyspepsia and hnu
experienced great relief from the OF the BItters
feel real pleasure In recommending them 70 the public
@. W. DENISON,
Seth W. Powle Co.. 1873 Washington st. Boston, Pro.
pTleiOrs. Bold BY their agents everywhere.
Sold BY Henry Johnson Co., Wholesale Druggists 14d
cihc coast.
PETIT CHoATE and R. WHITE, Agents for Placer
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29


STILL TRrUNGP1EATETL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DRY GOODS 6TOREI
EsTABLIsHED IN 1858.
HEAVY NEGOTIATION
~ Ssw AND 4sAUrvrL
Fall and Winter Dry Goods ]
BLOCH & BACHMAN,
Proprstors of the above popular ssssbIIShmsnt. g.
WEhas,:n 70 lay before tn: pSSlIc 10 e.n:F.I: and -:
news that our Nh BLOCH has Just retained frow SEQ
Francisco, bringing up the
1EOAT ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Ever exposed for public examination In this city.
goods, determination to sell the same At
prices which will st cOnvnce the puElc mind OF VoUA
Ist That no person or persons canIanderselI us;
no USE for any person Or persons to try
Srd-That our Justly popular establishment vii give
tire satisfaction 70 ali who may favor ne With calls;
eth and Las-That We do not sill one article at cost to
get chance 10 make for that loss fouPold on the next
We mention here only few Of the many aFtelss AtprSs
ent In store:
DRESS GOODS,
% and "a inches wide Plain BLACK Silk, regular Italian;
Plaid, Striped. MoIre Antique, Eouncsd, Slds~StTPSd
and Ihanguble S.kG
Plain and Striped French MsTnoss;
Wool and Ilalf-wool P1aids;
side-Striped CaShnrres aud Deaines;
Velvet Sid Striped CnshmerCS;
Ribed All-WOol Delnlncs:
Cnshmsres for Double downs: PIN and VlRd Delanes;
Irrnch American and EnEllJh CAlc0eS and Ginghaus.
CLOAIIS. MANTILLAS AND TALMASI
Embroidered aud Plain Silk vrlve, ClOAkS-pointed and
Found
Embroidered and Plain Dlack Silk Mantlllaa:
Black French Cloth Talmas.
SIIAWLS AND SCARFsI
Levy black, Scarlet, Maroon, Green and DrGb Cash
mere shAwls, with deep Gold lIordsr;
Heavy Cashmere and Chenille 5cRrEs from y TO yda
long, with deep gold border;
Broche, Chenille and Hay State ShAwlS
DONNE1Si
vsvot, SILK and Satin Bonnea trimmed with rich feathers
aud velvet flowers.
HOSIERY AND CLOVES
Our assortment 10 complete.
-'------- GGTI~ION GaOOalSb -------...-.....--
Fine English Cotton, equal to Jaconet;
Table Linens DAnAsks; sleetinySi ShIrtnE'; DrInEsi
Irish Linens Canibrics etc.
FLANNELS
All cOlOrs.-plain striped and checked. Opera and lay
CARPETS, MATING AND OIL CLOTHS
Velvet, brussels. Thrce-Piy and Two.Piy CARPETS,
= Floor OicOihs; Cotton Hemp and LAY State DuKeting
WALLPAPER AND WINDOW SHADES
Our stock 10 complete.
LADIES'. MISSES AND CEElDR EMS
SHOES. BOOTEEs Ann CATERS Our stock Is com.
plste, from Babies shoes IS per pair, up LAdies
One glove kid Congress BOOtees, the most superb article
now worn.
We might mention many more article, hut We Horbear
IS all cord ally nved to call and for themselves
In c"tcuson We beg leave to say Il will ever be plea
AmIne them. We sha ever observe all the courtesy due
tn patrons and by doing maintain the old reputA
tlOn VI our house for pOteneEs and courtesy.
nj q nAlNn1AfAN
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29

to no false dtcacy prevent you from consulting
Dr. CBAs u. ToEER OF shcramehtO who has attended and
have to pay. find In him a friend who will
make mn charge for examination advice. We would re-
commend NIL who in trouble u call HIM and, also,
TO ad his card IN another part Of this paper The Dnc
tos office Is ON Sixth street between and eaerameno
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29

"NoIsV CARRIERs"-In another column, will be found
the advertisement Of Messrs McCann Bradshaw, the
" Noisy Carriers Of PaeervIle II industry and pcrse
verance signs Of these aspranS for the trade
md patronage O'he reading public, must succeed In
tabs Ing good business. We commend thee attcnt"n
Of the reader TO their advertisement and hope them
vel sustained In their endeavors to furnish food for the
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29

DtsrRlcr CoURr.-Thc February term Of the Dis
trct Court, for this county, will commence its ses
sion TN Monday the l4th Of February, ut the tsua
hour.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29

CONSUMPTION, the great sconrgc by which so many
are dr0med 10 q premature grave, could in many
son. Wistar's BAlsam Of Wild Cherry has cured
hundreds within few years.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29

TAX sALE-On Thursday next, the City Collector
will offer ut public SALE all property in the city on
which the taxes remain unpaid,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29

Quick cSr.. and Lev Itsses et1Aee.s saesAsd esss.
"a Ainaet bGflrAeA J. am4 4. NeeeeeA,
nR TOzER returns he IhaaMa - M nnnseSS p1aSneS
nlty to rSmlud them aat ke ecasi.sss e eea!s 8 sss
Of tie most cRlehkaed physleiAna az TIE aaA
upon which he has NsSSr IsdSd . PsrsrN sfalSsss
Dr. Tosers reputation e. Physician stands unesualsa
s exclusive attention 10 diseases Of the Een01hasy
organs for 90 many years. renders him perfectly master 81
The large number Of aggravated cases that he has per-
ecty cured after they have 6sen en up b nany ecs
Dr. ToEer would state that he any ana Al
Of varieties Of the dlaease matter how long stAndino
what prOEreas the disease has made, svsy patient
Dr. To1er has, is wen Known taken pasisute ron ~
health would further sals tSai hs dssasi isss
to attract the attention Of those who ngt hee te Deps
snalneras.d 10 he Sdvxrssensn sxptetss 49, $500
test merits practitioner, and The gesa of NJ puaes
tcc has been thus far satisfactory % patenD a1S
newspapers with fusome em-iFic Gnd bemAsss edpsyans
mentS, protesting my ability heal al dse1sss 81 bAs
S.: 81 those that A." .ic.sS iii sssCss ss -
other diseases TO understand that. e@ eaE sxpsFssSs.
Ny regard for the dignity Of The medical pfssseOsS -
which have the honor to bsiong dstsa ne em ssuf.
UWn dS SCUs So SsS: -
with QnAcks and noslrnms YenAaFs Of The pgessus
Oer no translucent genuine estlnOasss esp4nsef ny
superior qualifications prastlsioaess nelsf -
sumo to myself ecalm hOnoFs . which nss entlsA
but merely ask those Who Diseased 20 read tks dS
aud Judge for themselves where appay ssr fsoG S
aErangsd that can Be eeHsalssd d svaey
g. az hours O. The day. fom esesk b he mssaing
-Fsrsons VIA Chro.is DsArss, nyss.sesy Hs.ss
ness o. DE Limbs and Rack - =
Aversion % Society Love Of ssin1s, TmB1lD. 1sDts-
trust Di15snsss. hsaSaess rsIn = shs s.as, -. e
In Man, &c.. viii And important % eonsaV d. q w. "a.
SER athi' ONCE 9Th street, bswss Jead aers.cesO
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29

CTRAHaEns xl....g .....s.is.s. ...s - e.
y TO4gRB NBlalAA48 haea - -
me IrssS Ssss11S ~ r.esv -
loser sinSe hle eeMs,. ~ :. u - =.
withsay ptivsea eomL-1nl -. -
70 BE- well and thogo111lE Uzl14 =
and welfare - eal - ~. ~ -
ys1rS has giv@ NE eufiEq ee.H14
ehTOne, sleh ~ ngpe1l 49,
affections, 9OnOglhea 80 e.& -. -
organs, bosh n mabe - fs1 - e ~ 49,
AIbus, HySteSs, ~. :. S -. 81 - u.
b tames!od VIII, ~ lgslte4 - $50. -.
pies. kFiUete co1Vinin1e neee94 = = 81 -
cases cured IN Q ShoF1 ~, et.ael1 = - 9. a
He ean b eongulte1 e ~ e&<Q ee - 4n1 81 80
tlon can And IN him enc Wl1o o9q - 80 , -
: 1Ss I Sssssns -: ~: - = 49,. -
Aiiicted and N tFouAie, esd y sslisVsA - = s.
Apartments privately afTAnssd - aa - fge4.e9 4e
possibility Of exposure. . - IL s J.
Letters enclosing go vfl receive psss sp ~.
best advice and lnstFuetiOu. 9. ~
81 s1ggSs hesEzm 81 -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29
W . AU WITH liz
ApothecaTy's Hall, DiamOnd Syringe.

Again: All Orders by Stage,
MoG, Paints on ssss: me- s!S to
mond Springs will be attended 10 usuAl-rromptly
and faithfully.
Diamond spFnEs, January 18th, 1858.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29

ID ETCRHING sincere thanks to the people Of PA.
IL cervle and vicinity for the liberal patronage they
have bestowed upon since opening here, would
respectfully announce that have received another large
lot Of Groceries which will sell at usual low prices,
and cordially invite the public generally to call and
for themselves.
For Christmas and New Year have splendid lot Of
Turkey and Chicken In put up especially for the
uf Families and Miners.
Being well convinced that BY attending ciossiy 70 our
business selling cheap and keeping nm eye TO the San
Francisco market, shall cOn,e 10 have liberal por
ton Of the public patronage our motto 10 to "es Cheap
and please everybody
Piaeervfc, December nth, 1883.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29

~. : Vt 0.'S ,',y'
ME- smNs uo0 Me Solnt CommItee on Frin'hs 10 snom
vas IesssSa rs cs,on o. ths surveyor GENERAL relative
ported concurrent resoiutaOn on the subject Report
Aceeptsa 80 placed On ME. a. A..
NE fesey Hevea 20 mssS Sens,e oim NO. oy-Ah &C.
nnd ues ~ Ini. slec'a order OF Tie dy TOT
'%T , n -. -. e =. e r[aeu ~, ~ On -
divide the Ste Into Congressional Distrcethe special
order o. ths DAY or Wsdnesday jan e. at u carried
current reSouIIon 500 copies 81 the report
80 .nc .'v cope. o. At P"r1Sn o.
1spcL tns. re'a.ea - 1ne o. SCno '1na, 70
oe PI1a ~ me ~ OF Q! Ine surveyor "eeiA'
seken from .he Eeneral nlsa ana resolution sdpeu
40 Su1'ness DS1ng os'Yse sne SsnsS' @aournea
~ Gs0se ssessrs. nr&Bss CneTEy anu AEnS"o"s "Su
enc dAyI Ieave g! sossnce grSnt<c.
pr:.s ~ =. ~ sne A.,,..n,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-20
MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, September IA, 1859.
FLouR-The market continues dull and the demand
local. Superfne could be sold to a fair extent mt
81 30 but this rate is below the views of holders
The sales are confined to $50 brs, chiefly extra, at
94 5095 90; superfne sold at 81 SO.
PRovIsIoNs--We have essential change to notice
in the marke t. The demand has been but moderate
and the market, though firm, is quiet The sales were
so hds Bacon Sides at 9c 90 do at 9,sc 10 do shoul
dsrs at 5lGc, and IS do Shoulders and Sides on pri
vate terms.
GRocERIEs-A steady market and fair dcma nd; sale
so hhds Sugar at 7@7zc, and 100 bags Coffee at l2c.
WHEAT-Thereisa is a good demand for the finer grades
and prices firm. The lower grades are in modsr-
ate request, and prices are unchanged. Sales 900
bush prime white at 81 10; GOO do at 81 Os 1000 do
good do at 81 O5 200 do at 81 04 500 do prime red
81 90, and 300 do fair do at Csc.
CoRN-The market is steady and prices are un-
changed; sales 1000 bush 7Oc and $40 do delivere
at 73c.
RYE--A fair demand and the market is firm q,
73974c. A sale of 200 bush at 73c.
BARLEy-The receipts continue very light, which
has caused much frmness in prices, and buyers are
freely offering zoe for prime new, without leading to
any business Of consequence. Holders are generally
asking 75c; sales $50 bu prime Fall at 70c and 200 do
at rec.
oArs-1'he market continues dull and dropping;
sales 600 bush at3c; $50 do at 37c and 500 do at
36c. s8 @.
PorAroEs--The large receipts from the North have
depressed the market, and prices have declined
I5920c per bush, closing dull at 6O@65c for
nocks; sales 800 bush Neshannocks depot, at 6Oc
per bush, and 24s brls NorherA at 81 25 per brl. @
CoopERAaE-Four brls dull and lower; sales
SIS on landing at 2Bc. e-fir 'f5r fs 5FerT9f
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-20

s'.lseI .st.io II '|.i< "a 6 them effectuaiiy
exposed altllsagb tlsif own paFty nigh
have been the tsmporsry gamer by thei
further spread From the intersats mani
Tested ID speeches Of nearly four hours
duration. We think i was fully demonstra'
ted there. as AZ the other meetings, tha
while heated partizans may, for the mo
meut, be pleased with personal abuse anc
insulting slang, the people prefer to havt
the great issues Of the day 'intelligently
discussed in the light Of truth and the
language of decency. Several, and We
hope many, iu this township, who have
heretofore voted with the Democratic
party will. this fall, vote the Republican
ticket. E e =
The fourth AMI last meeting for the
week was held at Chester, on Saturday
night. The Academy, in which the meet,
ing was held, was crowded, and mum
Der had to find seats in an adjoining room
Morris Henry, Esq, was appointedchair'
man, and for about four hours the audi
ence listened to the presentation of the
arguments Of the speakers. Whether
there were many Democrats present We
did not know. II any. we hope it did
them good, We are sure it could do them
harm only in one way, and that would be
through their own p9lyersity in resisting
the truth when seento be such. Chester
will give good account of herself.
Upon the whole. we think the princi.
pies Of the Republican party are taking a
deeper hold upon the earnest convictions
of the honest thinking portion of the peo-
pie. Standing on the platform Of justice
and right, and appealing, by truth and
candor, to the sense of right in the people,
these principles must ultimately triumph
everywhere. Passion and prejudice may
prevail for time, but in their very nature
they are shifting, while truth is almighty
and will, in the end, prevail. Y re- f".
The Republican ticket in the County
will be elected Of course, but the larger
the majority, the better for the State ticket;
and in view Of this, it is the duty Of every
Republican to go to the polls and vote,
although his vote may not be needed to
elect the County ticket. Let every one
work until the election, and there will be
such triumph in Ohio as was never won
before sir "'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-20

To tax dogs, and prevent their running at
large in certain seasons, in the Town OF
Pomeroy, without muzzes. u. ~ Ia
Section 1. Be it ordained by the Town
Cornell Of the Town of Pomeroy, That tax
of one dollar per an mum be, and is hereby
assessed, upon each and every dog over the
age of three months, and five dollars per an
mum upon each and every bitch over the age
itof three months, owned or kept within the
corporation. 4r,s., ,rg tfs p ~ t-3S
Sec. Q. 1t shall be the duty Of the Marshal,
within fifteen days after the publication of
this ordinance, and between the first and fif-
teenth day of June, in each yeal thereafter,
to make out an exact list Of all dogs and
bitches, in the name of their respective own
ers or keepers; duplicate ofawhich shall,
within FIVE days thereafter, be delivered to
the Treasurer of the Town, for which ser
vices he shall be allowed two dollars per day,
provided that not more than hye days be
charged for each annual assessment. S,a}5 tet
zSec. 3, All persons upon whose premises
any dog or bitchVshall habitually resort, shall
be deemed and held to be the owner or
keeper, and against whom the tax levied by
the first section of this ordinance shall bca
charge, to be collected as hereinafter pro-
vijed. ,gf .3Gtas ~ d. i,4gg& ELgi
Sec. a. All dogs or bitches brought within
the limits Of the corporation after the hrSt
day of June in each year, shall be listed by
the Marshal or owner. and assessed in propor-
ton to the unexpired time Of the year. n {
Sec. D. 1t shall be the duty of the Treas
urer OF the Town to collect all taxes assessed
under the first section of this ordinance, for
which he shall receive FIVE per cent. upon }
all moneys collected. 2as t5#.k
Sec. 6 All dogs and bitches found running
at large, without a safe muzzle, within the linz
its OF tie corporation, between the first day
of July and the first day of October in each
year, are hereby declareda nuisance. -. =
Sec. Z. 1t shall be lawful, and is hereby
made the duty oi the Marshahsto ,abate all
nuisances described in the 9th section ofthis
ordinance, by killing and removing the same
without the limits Of the corporations for |
which he shall be- allowed the sum Of fifty
cents for each and every dog or bitch SO
killed, removed and Buried.
Sec. 8, That an ordinance to tax dogs. :
passed June 90, 1859, be, and the same s
hereby repealed. ~ Gallf4
JOHN CARTWRIGHT, Mayor \
Gro. B. GRow, Recorder. ~ f,s9sa
Ppmeroy, September12, 1859, a5s'1S ~"