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

SDermNtOrrhHa, or Local Weakness. Nervous De
hy low spirits asstude. weakness u the limbs hack.
in,slm.itio nid ncapablity for study and labor. duh
ness apprehension lose Of memory, aversion society.
lave nf solitude tiiy sclfdsrust, dizziness, headache.
involuntary discharges paine in tie side affection Of the
eyes pimpics face sexual and other Inhrmties in
men, are cured without fail BY the justly celebrated Ply
stefan and Surgeon, L. CZAPKAY. Ills method Of curing
diseases Is and unknown to all others, hence his
great SUCCESS All consultations by letter or otherwise
free. Address, l.. d. Csdpkdy, H. D., San Francisco,
California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29

Oh fair, bat unlOrgiving, thou
Whose red Up cuFis IN pride,
II bat an sFEiuE sister brush
Thy silken garb aside,
Shrink not from that prOlaning touch
FrOwn not thy naughty brOw-
In Gods great eye that scorned one
May bO as pure as thou.
Thou canHt not know, thou canst not tell,
The struggle and the strife,
The fierce irmPtatson that beset
Her hr, unBpOtted life,
And gave 10 that hearts purity
lie irst dark faint Of sin;
Or how its angel turned To weep,
AZ came lie tempter IL.
Judge not that soul condemned BY thee
Nay ahine Ia Heaven afar, =
Reclaamed frUm lite strAyed orbit hire
A Gxed aud glorious star;
A sinsees n.uther's prayers perchancc,
Breaihed DER her long ago,
May have won abOve, from God Of love,
The mercy thou canst not chow.
For the Democrat.
Friends and brothers Oh yOuF glasses,
Let the liquor kiss the rim;
he not scared BY piOus Assess
-eOes the generous auid In.
BloOd Of svaps Ss barleys spirit,
Wine OF whisky aromatic,
We, who ffeemen's souls inherit,
DTinh 70 al that's Democratic.
To the Union, 70 her heroes,
To her brave defenders, all
Those who added 70 her glOrics
In battle Acld OF Senate hallI
To the famous " Monroe doctrine"
TO the men Of that opinion,
Here, We swear BY highest heaven,
kihgs no more shall have dominion.
Again, All up flowing glass,
fin Il up! and be = true ni1n;
Drink health to 8. A. Douglas,
And then D." winder" TO Buchanan!
January IL, 1859. Il. II.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29
HAVANA CTNAR0

LA v A4&S - O8N4&A0o
CNH0ICEST BFands ~ 0enuino Havana Cigars. - ~
~ ceived In large QuaateS, and tsP sale q SAu 81
vance on hnpoEtsEb DSsesS, - -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29
FRUIT TREES
AND
GARDEN SEEDS.
Smiths genealogical Garden and
Nursery,
ON INK
American River an Miles from sacra-
meMtO City,
DEPOT "A j STREET.

We ofcr. the present season, a 1ner and larger
sTS stock Of FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL SHADE
- TREES, PIONEERING SIRIUS, AND GREEN
- HOUSE PLANTS, than any season heretofore,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29

Billiard Table Nor Sale.
VnVHE unosEyigneA he's eseaaat nllasA ~ vAlfA
l. be win Ucn very Dow sna On Aesslzssl tssMe.
pIaceFViaS, OcssSlr %. las&
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29

A CARD the undersigned having been under
"A the treatment Of Dr. L. CEapkay, although unsolic
c feel called upon give publicity 70 the efficacy OF his
treatment, hoping that by doing may be instrumental
In preventing others from the fearful suffering and misery
which experienced and which so often result from the
perncIous practices Of pretenders My disease has been
that Of physical and mental debility, which oowsin con-
sequence Of ndiscrcons In youth. The agonIes which
endured are, perhaps, unnecessary for to detail they
known to those VII" have experienced them. Sufnce
It to say that having called the services Of Dr. L. Cxap.
kay into rrquOn all the expectations which may have
formed Of him were more than realized would there.
"re rec"mmenu ~ C.aPEsy 70 al VINO may md them
doing being sympathy for suffering humanity, and heart
felt desire Of relieving them.
D. J. DAHLEE, Printer.
State Of California City and County Of San Francisco
On this 3st day ~ july A. D. 1855, before me, VIM
c. Jeweit Notary Public, personally appeared D. Dab
lee kn"wn to who, being duly sworn, did depose and
say, that the contents Of the card herewith signed By
him true
In witness whereof have hcreuno set my bans. and
affixed my onichl seal, the day and year hrst above
written. WIN. @. JEWETT,
L.. ST. Notary Public
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29
CITY Tax Sale.

10y virtue Of the authority conferred me, wlcN-
pOrc to public sale the Plaza front Of my office
davis itUvsi in piaceFviie Thursday the Sd day
Of February 1851 The following deseTibrd property, for
taxes the having been regularly assCsscd aud the
Owucra thereof having failed " pay the taxes thereon
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29
Tribute to Merited Worth.

The ngraude 81 man to his fellow Is 20 oten met
with life that testimonials prompted BY the finer feelings
Of tho heart are In the life Of those who sacrifice
their hest days in hanGhrOpc devotion to the alienation
ri the ills fra mortality. Emprcism foods the columns
~ nIr Irrss with Fraudulent and fictitious etters singing
Tnans to the worth Of their egotsca charlatansn.
ieiow HJ,peI letter from worthy man who, brief
period since seemed destined "shuie OF this mortal
coil :" WIN looked forward to his dissolution with that
pleasure which only those weighed down by the heavy hand
~ disease can Contrary to hope, the ability Of skilul
p,ysiria Inns resrrc him his former health. Relieved
from his terrible situation, and mpelled by gratitude, nc
makes his and his remedial agent, and his
statement Ia authenticated by Notary Public. The de-
ands Of society impcriousy command its publicity and
II Is given more the unwary than % sound the
praises Of physician Of whom scores Of like can
be cited:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29
BAinr in LIVE.

The epoch Of being in love, notwithstand
ing all, is the most agreeable i'll the whole
course Of life. The soul has then no craving
to crafty existence, it is at its highest pre-
MUM, for it is then VIC are furthcst from in
difference. lie who is in love cherishcs life,
and but enjoys it the better for little draw
backs in other affairs, which only hightcn
loves relish when We return to it. II is bet
ter and Plcasantcr thing than money getting,
or courticrship, or sullcn study, or maddcning
ambition, or thousand gasping desires that
cngrOss us,wholly without our feeling SatiSlac
tion in their pursuit These are solitary oh
jccts; being in love is participated with anoth.
or, and therefore it is \ more social pleasure
The romantic tinge which often colors our con-
duct, is an agreeable characteristic; it incrca.
scs the attraction, and cOnfers hallOwcd
charm upon the passion. Being in love is n
restraint upon evil feelings situation favor
able Of virtue. The love Of woman is a cor
receive OF our pcrverGe natuIc, aud while its
season lasts, always mcnds the heart Let al
unbiased and discriminating oct0gencrian an
Swcr what part Of life he could look back upon
with the most kindly feelings-what portion
Of his departed years he most cherishes in his
remembrance, and he would doubtless answer,
the time when he Was in love. The memory
Of that delicious season, its little adventures,
its hopes, its fears and enjoyments always
come over US with . rush of pleasing warmth,
= sunbeam piercing the clouds Of departed
time, and irradiating for moment our tOttcr-
ing steps and gray hairs Being in love min
glcs us with the better things of life. keeps
beautiful forms perpetually before the eye,
gives us pleasing dreams, cIcvatcs the spirits,
and cxaIts our views. It tempers our harshcr
dispositions with gcntleness Of beauty, and
subducs our proudest pretensions to the gov.
eminent Of tears, aud carcsses Of mildness
and persuasion. He who has never been in
love Is miserable blOCkhead, who is ignorant
Of the highest joy this distcmpcrcd life pos
Sesses for mortals. Being in love is, in fact a
sort Of millennium far above hfes other good
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29
Certificate.

The undersigned DESTROYS Of acquannR those who may
he unfortunate enough to be similarly afflicted, where
permanent relief Of their suerngs may be obtained feels
his duty Ia thus publicly express his most sincere graft
de Dr. L. J. CZapkay for the permanent recovery Of
his health. Borne down ny the distressing symptoms in
ccn the vicious practice OF uncomfortable passion in
youth depressed IN body and mind, unable to perform
even the rIhng duty imposed on the daily
tuns Of life sought the advice 81 many physicians who
first regarded my disease Of trinR mpOrance-but,
alas after few weeks and in several instances months
Of their r-n.men found to my unuerahe horror, that
their torture; and being told by one that my disease,
being principally cUniCed to the brain, medicines would
be- nf little consequence dcspaire OF ever regaihng my
health. strength and energy and az last resort and
with hut faint hope, called upon DR.. CEapkHy. Who AZ
examining case, prescribed some medicine which
almost instantly relieved me Of the dull pain and dizziness
in my hc.d Encouraged by thsresuh resolved to place
myself Immediately under his and by strict obcdi.
cIrC all his directions and advice. head became
clear ideas collected. the constant pain In my back
gruns the weakness Of limbs, the nervous reaction
Of my Who'll, body the slightest alarm excitement
the mautr"py and evil forcbOdings; the scdisirust and
want of cnnhdrnc, in others the ncapahlity TO study and
want Of resolution; the rghtf exciting, and ut times
Plea Srabc dreams at night followed by involuntary dis.
charges have all d appeared; and in fact, in two months
after having consurlahe Doctor felt as II inspired by
new lifc-tlai life which, but short time ago.
t,mI,ateh To end by my own hand.
With view Ia guard the unfortunate from falling into
the SHARES u incompetent quhcks, deem It my duty To
offer this testimony t" the merit and skill Of Dr. Czarkay
and recommend him to all who may stand in need VI
medical advice. being assured by my experience
that under his care, radical end permanent
will he Effected Is. r. FILLMORE
state o California county Of San Francsco-Suhscrhcd
AMI sworn TO bcfrr me, this 18th day OF AprilA sj6
(Sgned) JOINS SIIDDLEr"X LIS
Notary Public
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29

Also, California and Foreign Grnpe Vines, With iu
assortment Of the other kinds Of smaller fruits.
The ubnve Of the most vigorous and thrifty growth
and we'll shaped Trees, Of very large size, from to IL
feet In height.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29
by AUTHORITY.
No. Gl4J
u--.x,a~,ss az tl,e Emitted States.


BY the President OF the Unite" ~t"t""'
TNPuRsUANcE OF LAW, JAMES BUCHANAN; Pres
/ ident of the United States Of America, do hereby ne
clare aud make known that public sales VIII d. r a. S
under me ntloned land Offices In the state ofCaornia AZ
the nerie,sis hereinafter designated, to wit:
Al the land office at HCNDDr commencing on MONDAY
the fourteenth day Of February next Tor the dsposa OF
public lands situated In the following townships anu paris
oftoWnshiPs, viz;
North oTYhe base line and east '' Wi "e'''
dim.
Sections TO 80 inclusive the l3 and the iracuona OF
the H. south Of Eel river Of sec"sn NJ thv H o. %
the 1-2 Of the NV Ia OF "a and the NEl-4 "I ~, o.
township two. The 1.2 Of section sections ana o
The Of the Ne a. the NV IL Of NJ - the ~ OF
Sc - and the Sw IL Of 81 IA Of section the -
the NE - Of NV - and the ~ Of sW 10 o. seC,p
o, section II, the NV "a Of the liz ~ TIE -
Of III section Is the Sc Ia the ~ l4 Of NJ
Sc Ia Of Sw IA OF III the l.? Of NJ - the l-Z i
NV la and the 12 Of 81 - 81 section w sections ~
to IS inclusive the l2 OF NEl4 the NV - OF NJ
the l2 Of sE Ia and the l2 Of SW OF 2y the -
ia Of So IA the I.2 Of SE Ia the ~ Of SW IL, and
the Sw - OfSW Of 81, and sections III to ~ inclusive
the 2 oi Nw IL eect 81 the ~ the NV ~ ana
the NE Ia Of Sw IA Of 80 and sections u and d. Of
township six, Of range one.
Sections and 2; the NE IL Of the IL section
.: the I2 Of g. the SW IL of the l2 of section
0; the OF 10 section II to 10 inclusive; the NV
Of co. the Ne IA Of sections ~ to ~ inclusive sec
lions 30 the Ne - Of II the Sw - Of the 81 IA o.
2 and B the NE - Of I; the sw IL Of the NJ IL Of
10 sections H. 12 and ID; the MEL Ola sections .
IL, 49, 20 the l2 Of 81 the SW IA of?! the ~ ia
Of 49, sections "a 25 &C. and q the l-2 OF 2Si and
sections 20 to IS inclusive, Of Ornsp three OF range
Mree.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

Snow, worthy citizen living at West AnjoveT,
was seriously injured few days ago while at
tempting to adjust belt which had wound up
on horizontal shalt--about two inches in diam.
oter, running at the rate of l00 revolutions per
minute, and feet from the aooT--he thrust bis
hand through loop formed by the belt, BY
which means his leit arm was Instantly wound
around the shaft, literally crushing the flesh
and hones into jelly especially below the el.
how and throwing Mr.. s. over the shat g.
Death must soon have resulted, had il not been
for the almost insteEt reiiet sAurded by his
brother, who threw of the belt which carried
the machinery. Mr. Snow is ~ comfortable
as could be expected under the circumstances
and clearly out of danger Coaasant Reporter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

Luther Brajish Roes more for style than
speed Aud inyarisbly appears in a private caI-
riage, With pair Of very handsome bays. He
never appears TO be worried about anything,
and seems perfectly willing that the young
bloods may pass him.
Amongst the regular fancy are The lfvngs-
James and W.-thc FIRST Of political notoriety
Their resort is Harlem lane MIR J. Hallturns
out in fancy rig worth about $4,000 lie
coach
Most Of the widow ladies Of aristocratic To-
eslities maintain expensive and showy cquipa.
ges
Archbishop Hughes is oftsu seen on the
pleasant drives about the city, and is drawn by
81 600 bay team, quite stylish
Moses IL Grinnel keeps beautiful pair Of
short tail bays, quite stylish also four or five
fne saddle horses, all valued at about IS, 600
lie, too, has variety Of coaches.
Lieut.. Gen. Scott keeps pair of long tail
bays for Mrs SCOTS use. They are gentle fans
lily horses, and quite sbowy. She usually sp~
pears IN close carriage, comfort aud durability
being her taste rather than chow For his ovn
private use, the General keeps large snowy
bay horse, Which he drives before coupe
Everything about his horses and carriages has
the stamp Of service rather than Of style. Hls
three horses are worth s Sl,700.
Mr.. Watts sherman has a fine brown team.
They are large aud exceedingly showy; they
are over sixteen hands high, and are worth ST.
200. lie invariably appears in phRton.
Gov. u. d. Morgan, when in the city, does
his pleasure riding either in a close coach OF in
barouche, drawn by bay and gray, not vely
stylish team, but a strong one, worth about
$500.
Mr.. Cyrus w. Field, of Atlanti, Gable no'io.
rety, has three showy bay horses, worth about
sl,700. He is fond of show, and keeps ytTi>
ETY. Of coaches for all kinds of weather
Fernando Wood keeps four horses for family
purposes His browns are said to be about three
minute horses He seldom indulges in fast dii
wing, but keeps his team for convenience Living
some distance out Of the city, on the Blooming
dale road, pair OF horses is Indispensable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

SEyEBE ArFLrcuoN.--The family of Hor.
Matthew BIchard have been severely afflicted
All of them. except Judge Birchard and b 5
son, were prostrsted with the Scarlet Fever a.
the same time. Ga Monday, daughter, pro-
missing child Of some five years, died--aud on
Tuesday, second-the youngest WarGH
Chronicle
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Marts
Doar0ing.

BOARD 'NG HOUSE-Dr. BEACH
ID hiss takcnthe ie Bnarlius IOuss, No 40 Superior
81 which con new htted up aud Is now open Tor
the reception ~ hlarters iy32B
DOARNING.- - The House No "a
ID Public Square, aud by he StOnV ChUrrlune OF tho
plcasantsst locations Tie ctyhas hecn thoroughly
paired is open fo Boariefs Families wishing to
furnish their accommodated " tn large
aud convenient and hedrous; pnd Single Roardors
ard Day Borders will ind good accommOda' ions
sonsbIe Ladies not excluded. References given
and raeetvo" rnHtPW Wv 'IT
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IIIMp rnAI-TL

~ " " ~ N1tN IU MI UUAI.-IhI9
a snpSliof article Of bil UMlNOUs coal, vhcu is
particularly hdhplei % domestic pufFosfs well for
steam and smith use be had fthe
10 the Camnsuy. - ~ -
Ordsnrsiiy OF r. isht trpde viii he executed d,,
p9ie and C1.l d were At any pan ofthe city OF quality
whoa VIII no, ta 70 ~ leit q either 1ces
o. a. the store Of Gaylord Hammond M gO gpnerr
WHEELER 4 HAMMOND
oct7 No. 81 River street, anu Q. a p Gal pier
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Gnnr0pgre.

Engraving and LIIhOg a phing.
pRAINERD & BURRIDGE,W0OD
II ENCRANEHS AND lIfHUGhPHEhS Bark
Street Cleveland, o.
pOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
III Electro Pa,er. d or Pltter nd Mauufaetor--cor-
Of OntuJiU and Prospect ss tup staIs) eveatd o
Is " pa ed rep so ms, Forks Gators &C., and
make them equal % new. Door Trimmings fur i,he or
Plated order, Bell Hanging prOn pity attended 10 ana
prices reasonable l1Z2dtib
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

The New York Herald deyotes one of It's six
column pages to full and minute description
OF the drives and turnouts Of the metropolis,
few clippings from which may serve to interest
the reader
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

astS- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports aud Marine News see fourth
page.
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EMBRoIDERIEs,

Ia ColaIs aud Sets We win oasr them &C aJoul half
ths usual price.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

nR. w. J. GUILD HAS REMOV
~ ed his Dental once 70 Room No - Hoffman BLOCK
Who need tho Of Dentst will save themselves
much 81 FFERlNO rs well as MONEY by giving him a
cal HeG rcity used " mitigate paln Tor those who de-
6lreU ,-.. .,., ...,..,,,,,,
Gold, silver Porcelain and Nucanized Rubber Base
the best maRnsr Teeth Ia sets from $40 20 so Coli
angs according to size Of the cavity from SOC upward
mAylI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

Life on the aosd-The Eas. Mem and Fas'
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MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC 30, 1883.
PLAIN AM oRNAMENrAL PAINTING.

~ P.au and onamental pfin log of efefy description
doae a. The Pfnnug Estahshment a. tbs LtAbEH Once
ou te lsett improved and rapid Steam Presses 10
we htsi style 90 short noire and az rensgutbe tata
y iculat attention paid to blank NOfk Every desc rp
ucn or Birlinr dons, upoca ly Blans Boots Ledrefs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

nR. i. Il. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his Dental Office 60 his residence, No ts
Wood four doors North Ofhe N E. Church, where he
will be happy all Of his form patrons any 9TH
efs whs may neod his services.
C'laVe'aud March 20 lS5a-mh2i:dt
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Dtntistrg.
DENTISTRY
AT 2lI SUPERIOR ST.
GUTTA fOTIA AsE,
Enr Artificial TeAfh


Is Manufactured aui all varieties Of attihesl teeth are
ut up Ia the hest manuer. " lNGERSOILt
No 2il Marble Book Superior street. Cleveland o.
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TABLE CLOTHS,

sq s5a; ever oi q ~ Guy ay Ss ,,ssl @ It.
pnsrs
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TM PEAR RI,

Foy Anhracite Coal Cove IL hsautrul new psttAsu
mdpouunncs by tbe togans OF citizens using the
Heater
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si continues lprga, aud Uf the BUsr QUALIFY.
~ llN ROOFING and ~ iohhing 20 our live, We
execute wi'h pr0m ttue aud 'pespaich"
We having eced these Goods, described shave In
90 the lowest Cash ruces. ORR tueu l0r sae
coidtnsly This fcf, geiu with uur thirteen ye ~
ieuge eusbes NJ 70 'usHANrsE sArisFAcrioF sid
op sige stock Good a. prices chetp cheaper
ihsn they 10 purchased olsewheTe "a thl ia ket
LARGE sALEs AND SMALL PHoPlTs T. our Hotio
Therefore d1ut all o. Call ucclle fuT yourselves "
tue OLD aud well IA wa htofe nl
w. L. MARVIN,
No. a. Pablo sqaare near opposite Old Court hsuss
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SIIaVvIs.
iaEe stock Of No style Rsysrsble sAa9is ssas of
al IS s. the usual price 81, 80 sash. '.ita
SQUARE AND LoNO BRocHE SHAwLs,
Atgspsr cent. below the uPaal prices

~ Persons wauttug 10 buy Dy Goods will not ONLY DO
assured VI tie fac cOntnin0d In this advertisement Do
viii be we'll repaid bJ calling At e
Q. HYMAN a CO.'S,
no,l2:4s Corner Of su, srioI 81 \ Public seaais.
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THE VICTOR"

II u U u " II
HALL, sCHCUL HOUSE, OR STORE AND CHURCH
HEATER
L proved 30 srrptsr Hester, viii, the same rmguni
Ot Anthracite Bumtous Coal hsu other oys fur
ne same pnrposes sa d j. Furnsos sni ~ Ons
combination
81 These Stoves. tlro.htr "a ho 'srgesi sn ~
riees Of Eastern St1yes fur Cintiss, r. r'.H aftf
R,'oni, Bet bnom, S, hot Nltfg, snd Clu 10 .
noses JUS receive cuu1isa the best HsaonneGt a.
matket. Our lsTgo stock %
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ENAMELED CRATES AND HOUSE FUR.
NTgUfN,2 GOODS

Ia the aEe,t IN the Market and are ust reosigrd u
tho best Hlnses IA incnupt and New York. where ID
were recently selected 81 the Owes prices oar hiEui
mtnt pf
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Atl'ps & GcnusGIIurs.

r-potsons Forwarding orders for subscription withou
.ssh need not s1nect % rsceiye any attent,en.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-12
TIE WASHINGTON TRAGEDY.
Trial of Daniel Z. Sickles for Killing
Philip Barton Key.
Conclusion of Opening Argument of
the Counsel.
THE EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENCE.
Testimony Of william Badger, John q. Haskin
and Daniel DOugherty,
10. 10, no.

THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER REPORT.
WAsmSoroS. April ii, 1859.
The counsel finished his remarks at half pas. twelve
-eclock.
Mr. Brady offered 70 prove the friendly relations exist
ng between Messrs Sckes and Key in March, 1858, and
submitted note from Key to Sickles, aud copies of
others.
Counsel for the prosecution objected
Argument followed.