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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31


THE REsArTA At SANDusKY AS before stated
there will be grand Regatta at sandusky on the
9th OF September, as part Of the general iestivi-
ties attendant npcn the national celebration of the
18th, The lists for prizes will be open to yachts
from any port on the Lakes, aud there Is pros
pect OF large number being in attendance. Sew
eral of our Cleveland boats have, we understand
entered the lists The Regatta will be under the
direction of the Sandusky Yacht Club, end their
Committee, consisting of Messrs. Frederick W.
Cogswoll, A. Cheesbrough and John II. Williams,
publish iu yesterdays Register The rules and reg
uations of the eighteen mile race.
An yachts willing to comply with the following
regulations are invited to compete for tue prizes
offered by the citizens Of saldusky to the fastest
sailers
First 500
Second trl1e ~
Fourth Prize
The entrance fee is three dollars.
All yachts shall be entered with name, length
| (as hereinafter designated) ard master. Sandusky
yachts on OF before Wednesday. Sept. 7th, aud all
| foreign yachts on or before Thursday, Sept. 9Th
(nnless for good cause shown, loleign yachts may
be admitted afterwards by the committeei by ler-
soua application at the Office OiThOmtOu IL Fuz
Hugh on the dock at the foot of Columbus Aven-
ue, or by letter addressed to some member Of the
committee.
The measurement Of yachts, for allowance in
time, shall be as follows, viz: The length to be
determined by measuring from the forward part OF
stem to after part OF stern post, at the water line
The allowance of time made for difference IN length
to be in the ratio ofa minute per foot for au eigh
teen mile race.
The point of starting to be on a line with the
stake boat, and position to be drawn for on the
morning Of the Regatta Yachts at their position
to be anchored aud have their head salts down.
The yacht or yachts of the smallest measurement
shall start first; aud afterwards each yacht OF
yachts of successive size according TO the time al
lowed, as above, and the four yachts first crossing
the line at the terminus Of the race shall be thu
winners.
No discharging or taking in ballast after starting
r No sweeps or poles to be used; no ballast to b
transferred to the outside Of the gunwale nor au,
ouriggers or side buoys to be used.
SloOps may carry mansa jlb, flying jib, or j
8 topsail and gafl topsai Schooneis nay carr
mansai, foresail, jill, flying jib, or jib topsai, an
two gan topsails.
Their will be three stake boats--their position
+, and the order of rounding them will be given c
Il the day of the Regatta.
d Then follows regulations regarding the maun'
: ofrounding the stake boats, uuinterestng to an
u bnt yachtmen, who will be furnished, on appica
's ton, with a circular designating the line of IL
Is race and such other regulations as may be requ
sits to govern the Regatta.
q
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NEN. W MI0NlIynOrnAM

The Restorative is iu battles thuee sizes yiA;
Large medium end small, the small hold y pml, bnd
fets r oRo dol ur pcr bottle; lho nfdiuw hns al least
twenty rUut more futuftun lhan he small, u us
for two dollars nor hutta. lH ius1 lold quat 20 o.
hottie
o = WOOD n 20 Ptopurtors, No tn Broadway, N
York and No lli Market NtioUt 81 iuula Mo -
Aud sold by all Druggists ahi Fhncv Goods Dcalos,
apG
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Hom~o'
pathy SimpliGed. No parent should be without
this Invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
opposite Wedde
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SUBSORTBER
AaVe YOIIr MOmeY.

VNETE.A-rETES, SOFAS, CHAIRS
1 Ann LOUNGES kE-uPHOLSfkRED AND RE
VbuNISIfD ur altered overt the latest styles aud nnt-
terns Al Kinds 81 Upholstery renered 9n tho shortest
nttirr. am also Agent iOr tho FURNITURE NAHNlEii
FINISH nr the CITY of Cleveland, adapted tp pianns ahd
an kinds nf FuWi ureneyor cracks On scars, removes
stnps frm tho wood and leaves brilliant finish and pol
sh making tho articles look Ike newcan b. npplol u
nm without tho houho OF removal, h very little oN
priHe
Damash aud Muslin Curaius nude and pat up 20 order
The making aud putting duwn Of Carpets viii aa1 bo a-
tended 90.
Mr. O. being practical Uphosteror aud having mlluw
these dihorou branches n The pructpnl cteN " lhi
EAST fi years, no b onahlod 10 gyo pldtoi asmo IONS
charge Work done ior about ono-hnli mo price usual
Ghafged by gulur luuiturre pps - ,.
CV- Orders may ho len with d. q, brown ho'''"N'
an16.ae q. CiuCilESi&R
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~ For the best qualities of segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, go to b. G. Dietz, 1T Superor.st.
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LAKE SHORE RAILROAD.

Tickets on sale at the Union Office, d. Horton,
Agent, and at the Lake Shore Depot oGioo, By.
ron c. Harris, Agent RS
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> M ELIns TnnnnLe Ydu l-Go to 10

Do THE INNS TROUBLE 1ou ITO 70 fuBE
Ellsworth 4 Co., and get one Of Gilberts patent
Fly Traps. They are a very curious and ingeni'
Gus eontriyanoe, wind up like clock, and will
keep your house clear Of dies BY all means call
and examine the machine. You will also Gnd there
wire eovers Of all sizes, from 10 cts. upwards.
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For FHR STATE oRMFARM-Marshal Craw
left yesterday with the following boys who are
sentenced to the Ohio State Reform Farm for vac
rious petty offences:
john Harmon, j. A. Blakesley, Edward Brink
and Francis H johnson. The latter is a boy who
came in from the country a few aays ago, aud on
Monday was brought up for making himself free
with somebody's money drawer and being cou-
yicted that afternoon was sent to the Farm.
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Real Gstait Agents.
ROUSE A. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
INS u h A N N
AGENTS,
No. ON Superior Street NnrIle ntort mn atnife.

EOR SALE Or EXCHANGE
k-LAuoE AND VALUABLE pApM--sa mile. from
Win isrse aud handsomely G6shs3 reas b6.s iarr,
Ton, and' sad fairpmporiioa oi t,nba h1 ts',esi.
nv.y desirable farm, small ihrnoI n liareu will
HOUSE bkNNH f6BP ON GREENyoop % aua ,aesn,
ni nu knsmani also one on lhthurgh a., 70 otchunge
HOrEL AND sTORE BuifDiNGs, with an aore and
more Of land ut the center ut town ~ mil rom the
clg-now rented 10 aa 70 oay prr cent salnO viii on
A FARM o. i5s ACRES 81 niies from willousbby
village rod fern Hougc ald smaller dwelling arge
some 50 acres bottom land $50 Ono half good
six 'ACREs AND HoUsE AND BARN. on the Euolll
p,snk Tga' about mules lfon thecly, WIN Erea va
HOUSE AND 3 ACRES OF LAND on Nevbg,sb rosd,
about m les non The ciy, toerchange for a farm.
FOE. sALR
rWfNrY.FlvE ACRES on Kinsman road, smiles from
ihe Court iuuse. with GOOD house and barn,
cLlNfoN PARK -Two-,tofy il use anG Loi, with Barn
LAKE STREET, near Clinton part-rwo one aud hall
story Houses VII Lots each si20O
2stores With blinds, &c as' considerable irat aud
EoUR AcIE' Ok CRAwFotD RoAD, near uoau's
Corners, y,th hense, barn unl JrgEaid SID
itS.ss .aISE ,i orcS Ho4fq, end Lots
sEVENTy .FlVEAcR TINBER LAM, n oims,cd
PwESrYYsriiREE AIRS on 'TTfit LAKE, SHORE
water ruani 4 through Land aii tnmIie-s scres %
grape, ~ acres 10 pgach andapp! trees, m bearing o
atr-Aill produce h1e rrHr this season A yaluubl,
| property and yery cheap. S2Opar aero.
WILLIAMS ALLEY tOetwcor tcncra aud ontario SIS
fwo-stoU House aud Lot, Sl6OO Also, one and hal
FOR RENT
ends9me Cottgge House and acres Of land pleasaut
located, 2mtes from The Court House. SOS
IwO-stury hr ck House Hund street ......... $50
| WG ROUSE JENNINGS. an Superior 81
| WANTED - From 8 to 10 Acre
w suitable Tor Gitdeang, within miles Of the oil'
m Of the pr rncpa roa ls with without house, f.
Sngs ROUSE JENNINGS
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The Great Vital ReeenernIOr,
TRHESENHAR!
FAYLORD & HAMMOND,
and WILLIAM FISkE.
That Professor WOOdS Hair Restorative
WILL PRESRVE INFALLTBLY

That Professor woods Hair Restorative
WILL PRESRVE u INFALLIBLY
w tue yT0pth aud color of tho hair, AZ used
three Times week, 80 any mng9ap'sage PeTleoly, r.
tho hair make umore soft and beuutlm than any uil,
ana preserve the sgnlp ea IRON all dNeuses To the Rrtutest
Professional men aud Gonlium aud Ladies' Of al classes
a oygr lho world hear testimony that we do not say too
much in ts iuvur Road the following and Judge;
, llloH9HY GnQvE 81 Charles Co., Mo, Nov, 49, 1851.
FNuF q, > Wooh-Dthf sili Soma nno lhi summer
weWore induced 90 Of our HAIR restorative and
s'ieos were wonderful feel Il our duty 0" YOU and
Our little son's head for some time had h1 erisoty
dyergd Win sores and soma called 1t soad hoRd The
sptlug i sunouurs, advised is use Restorative
N0 dld sn with little opO Of sucress hut 90
md HAT all out friends v5ry fow appnations ronuyrd
The disease entirely aud uuHw und luXurlmt crop ni haI
soon atnttgd "a Hud We uuWs that our bny las
healthy scalp aud ns luxuuu cpp ui hu as ally ohrf
CHILD We eau thorefn ami do hoeiy 10 aommond your
ReNWatvC, uttout remedy iur Rll diseases NJ the
| Up and haiy. Wv fa yours respectfully
| GRO. " HGGiEBOTHAM
SARAH A HluGlNBOrHAM.
PRoF WooD Dear slr Nv hsf had, foi 81 eral years.
been hocnmlng utnrsly gray accompanied BY haish
urSs whoh rendered the constant application O u noCcs
siry ia ircss git When comm / ced usim your Hair
estorali ivo about tW 10 months asa that condhon
nd hnv couti ued suse t within the three last weeks
astured 10 It's natural color and assumed s0tnnss
application ou s0rHnY other preparation have ever used
repu Indispensable article reyery ladies Oilei
pupusu OF dressing beau 1ug tho hair You have pei
mtAon 60 ror TO mo all who onlenuin any doubt of It's
Cincinnati O., Feb 10, 1861 ilsTlirdst
| PRoF Woon-Denr Sir Nv the ailvice ot n friend OF
niun wh0 hud been using NOur Hair Restoruye was
Induced Ia Try a. had the tiwe ma May, and
come In great deal thcke than yefit was Nothing but
duty and sympaty that {, 60 communicate 10 othes
this public nftht honeht have received
| uom Prof Woods Hair Res'anl'e r
A a. jAtOhS
p p..tor.y, "a. mat M i n l,r,s si,es vii, -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31

Eor sale Wholtsrl aud Retail ~ WILLIAM FISK
30 I'D Superior street Cleveland who VIII aupplg the
Amie de femme a. the PTopuotor's pnceu.
auiO dawlge
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31

GW III any people IN the WOrlu ever heeueu
an apostle their devils out, it is who live ~
this waterlogged country he miasmato poison of our
swamps and Marshes becomes vertsble devil in the
blood to reve m the Agues and Fevcrs which shake aui
corch MS all Ayers ." A0UE CURE is said to be the
pose need and Of our ueighhors who havetred
rnnfrn the rnnntl .-I0nranL Piano. ~.
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NJ y SOLOMONSON.

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80 51ssl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

Shadows from the leaves of an orange.tree
fitted over pale boys forehead, while both
stood under the Moonlight of an August sun.
The boy gazed with wonder at the beautiful
tree, with its white fragrant blossoms, and
Frightening fruit-the more beautiful because,
while indigenous to q milder cline, it flour
ishes here, too.
One who loved him and saw him there, said,
"He is like what he looks upon" Sweet and
delicate, the blossom of his youth is opening;
while truth, manliness, and virtue ripen early
in his heart Yes, like the orange.trec, he
bears the flower and fruit at once.
Winter brought SHOWS, and s!ect, and cold
They sheltered the orange tree, where it might
receive artificial warmth, so al not to perish
by the wintry blast. They also keep the pale
boy within, that he may not breathe the dead
" chill of the east wind. But earth is all too
cold place for him. He watches the bios
sons falling from the orange tree, and the
fruit growing yellOwer, and knows that lac
shall never behold its full ripening.
And now the one who loves himSo, glancing
through her tears from the tree to the boy,
sees-ah what paleness upon his brow! 1t
is the blossom fading, dropping TO the earth.
The fruit had already ripcned for thee, droOp-
ing mourner! Be content that the angels
gather it. Will it not be perfected IN lis La.
tive heaven?
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10
TO THE AFFLICTED.

mr. L. CZAPKAY returns his sincere thank- I" his M
mcrpus patients for their patronage. and would take
his opportunity To remind them Tint he continues to
consult HIS INSTITtTE for the cure ~ all fnrs "t
Private Disra srs-snch Syphilis GonorrhTa Noturnal
fm.,"ni. and al the consequences Of scltabusc In
he frat stages Of Syphlitic GouOrrhUa Dsras's he
guarantees in few days without Inconvenience TO
the patient or hindrance to his business When pa
rnt by neglect improper treatment has developed the
secondary symptoms al Syphilis. such brho"s or pain
h dwellings the grus ulcers In the throat or NJ SCI
which II rot che cked str0y the snft parts and causr tie
hnnrsto mortify, separate and away leaving ne suf
'rr-r object hidrous to bchod when hlotchr' ~
puppies break out upon the skim WHEN he las pd'n'L
swrpg upon The bones, when his constitution Il ninr.
I'll pred p1Se to nn other cnns ii;in-
al diseases, the Doctor guarantees asks com
Irn~ntiUn.
IN Rheumatism. chronic or acute: In Dvscnicrv or Dar
rhna lr has safe and prcnnl remedies" Fer t" 'r"1m, ~
" the consequences 81 S.iahu.c .urh n1cur al tmi,.
ions. nidv, hcalrrh". pau. in the hrri aud
nb. with general wriatcss, n>S ~ appetite. loss q" ~,
injury I" the sigt r'.tl s'nrs 'u>"n - i' ~
dislike fnr SOCIETY, ard f"h ~ w'arir'.- - life n
the system ,'illr y - I'.'> No l.
S'artlr the patient rak = ~ se'r' n,>'rr f." Fui
III" a"''" i'adi IT, n,,t"r Will gNaiai',- al
at l"ns"t'on. H. rnr H., "nu.u 4 r." oi Jorge.
and jhi',> All ra a will cost IT.. rot:nI and ma!
Ia, u Ia 10 ,Jru,,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10
EARLY DEAD.

Her hands are cold; her face is white;
No more her pulses come and go;
Her eyes are shut TO life and hight;
Fold the white veSture, snow on snow,
And lay her where the Violets blow.
But not beneath craven stone,
To plead for tears with alien eyes;
A slender cross of wood alone
Shall say, that here u maiden lies
In peace beneath the peaceful skies.
And gray old trees of hugest limb
Shall wheel their circling shadows round
To make the searching sunlight dim
That drinks the greenness from tho grOuut
And drop their dead leaves ON the mound.
When DER their bOughs the squirrels run.
And through their leaves the robins call,
And, ripening in the autumn sun,
The acorns and the chesnuts fall,
Doubt not that she will heed them oil.
For her the morning choir shall sing!
Its mathis from the branches high,
And every minstrel-vOice of spring,
That trills beneath the April sky,
Shall greet her with its earliest cry.
When, turning round their dial-track,
Eastward the frightening shadows pass,
Her little mourn ers, clad in black,
The crickets, sliding through the grass,
Shall pipe for her an evening mass.
At last the rOotlets of the trees
Shall find the prison where she lies,
And bear the buried dust they seize
Ia leaves and blossoms to the skies.
So may the soul that warmed it rise!
II any, born of kindlier blood,
ShOOld ask what maiden lies below
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10
SUMMONS.

AtTA1E OF CALIFORNIA. County II IL Dorado
- Justice Court, Mountain Tow n>hIp.
The People Of the state Of California. to c. e. VII
LlAMS, GEEtII>G:
Nou are hereby summoned TO arpear hcf"rr NJ,
Office in Mountain Township ~ the county # ~ D,'
the tenth dLy II December H. Ihs at four u'cr.
T. NJ. to unto the cen plant II g. M,rtI, NGu
recover thITiy-siN dollars, claimed ddr ulru
csr'a of hand. lated sept 1t, 49,. arr "
tie ~ NY of - NIcn Jui.iH'rt III De iah' n;,
N"u for The sAid amount. together with costs aud dam
Hycs II !"n fail to appear and answer
Tothr sheriff any Constable II aid county Greet
ing MAKE legal service and due return hrr'"f
Gwen under ny land this 18th dAN "f NnN., A. y,
1879. W. ". BLL\ ILLE. T..
Justice II the Peace 81 sa4d Township
The proper affidavit having been made ard placed
Me. htfrty oricT mat the Itc srinHh t IUfli-l
III the Mot NTAIN DgNrCrAT.A W"tkly pawsiAIot r.r
l>hrd al IlAcrrNIle, for three tu,or,.'c Wt'ks M
TIA. di'r, at the expiration 4 ~hIc'l tnc t'N.,r
Lurh summons shAll he d-em-d nnmI,et-.
GHnI! Hat, Nov. l7ih, itS..
WkW. PrtNIILI.
I3wl Justice of the Peace OF Mountain 1""6.' mp.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10
Probate Notice.

STATE or CALIIoRNIA, County Of II Dorado.-
- In the Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of WILLIAM MINTHORN.
Deceased
All persons interested are hereby notified 10 bc ani
appear before the Court Aforesaid. open Court at he
court house said county az the city 1T ria, ~, ir
the hour II ten o'c"rk A. II. ~ saturday the lb If
D,ccmlTr nest, 10 then and there phrW eIr. # at\
they can why an order should not he granted ODD,
%quirrS, Administrator Of sad Estate Ia sen the re-
estate Of said decreased.
DS order Of lion. james johnson, Probate Judge.
Witness my hand and the seal II sad curt here
LII 10 AiNtd at office in the (iy II PlaccT,r tbs
18th day Uf No, cIhrT. A. u. l-i9.
[iNI WM. A. JANUARY, CLERK.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10
Petition in insolvency.

S1ans e. SfAEIE boISSa In the County Court
LOUIS SAMPLER, vs.. Ills CREDITORS.
In the matter Of the Petition Of Louis Sampler Inso
vent Debter.
DCRSCANT TO an order OF Hon. james johnson, Judge
Of the Court Aforesaid notice ls hereby given all the
Creditors Of said lnsolVent, Louis Sampler to be and
pear before the Court Aforesaid In open Court at the Court
House, In the City Of Hacerve, the S6th day 81 De-
cember d. 1882 at 10 O'Clock A. to show cause, any
they why the prayer Of said InsOvent Cebtor should
not be Erante and assignment of his estate DO made
and he be discharged from ha debts and liabilities In
SuAnee Of the Statute In such cases made and provided
and In the meantime Il ordered that ell judicial proceed
ing against, said InnolVent debtor he stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal Of aad Court
IT,. 81 atixed. At ofhce In the City Of HacerVlle,
this 26th day u November. 4. Y. le0V.
Nov. 20-SW WM. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

A STEAM ENGINE AND ALL THE MACHINERY
N appcrtaining to Quartz MILL complete. The En-
gine 10 khorse power and nearly new. ! will either
sell the whole or any poEtiOn to suit purchasers For
particulars inquire at the Nashville Hotel at Nashville
the North Fork Of the Cosumnes river, two miles
above the Junction, lat Yeomet or Forks Of the Cosum
nes.l A. l.. Chiffon.
tdec. 25tEl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10
THE n0CToR,s DAUGHTER.

Will I'll nv I'd s,orv
zh',t ths vinaovy 6ravr he curtain
csn't zee The moons sof, gl"rw
Gaming thus acroas the scs
WiboSt utmoSt a0onv.
Young and with liz. "vsraow;n,,
She had DARK eyeS-shinin1 shom1d.,.
Lips Of blood. II Won were going
neavenward-ves. nj EdeD's h1urne
And thew called. You would rs,nrn'
Was ths n1c,or ID. So,hay
Iwas hvt rcor .ch",,l, ,ssch.r
Tntor N hsr Hrosher rsthsr
Rnt in sn;,s dc c.,her's rrida
I mnst Inve her ar mad died
With woman's uure devotion.
Thou0h The difference between M
She was taught 10 think an OCEAN:
Vet her love bridged DER the sea-
Nav. k,rbade such sea 10 be
In the sunlight We lived baskiny'
Were the Eden gardens near M
We'd not think her fruj,s worth aaking,
Ijfe's fruit rev before uS-whv
Should We look bevOnd the akyP
When he old man heard he story
Me- he drove ort OF the doorway.
Cursed niche was oId and boarv
And her father. or could
mi have brooked ihose accents rude
Her devotion with me hearing
Yea. her love elnnv IN me alwn1
And her falheT's snocr daring,
What 10 her WIS ialsehood;s breath,
She would love ms ,Into death,
Young and loving her as ever
Rich BEYOND INV utmost fancy.
When was dream of love trueP Neyert
They had told her was dead:
She believed them. and was wed.
Like her father. base and sordid.
Who her worth in in0o,. cour,sd
with the bonds nf STOCKS his hoardcd .---.-.
Miser. heurtless. old and cold.
Weighing Ida against gold.
That was ali mis- baseness wanted:
What 10 him those dreams angelic
That had All nv wanderin0s hauntedP
What those cheeks Of radiant youthY
What those liDs of woman truihY
He lad ali his nature needed
Reasoned. aaid Lit was passion
Many spccious pretext Dleaded.
feared naurht for reason:
Must possess INV love or diel
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

A new Order has just been established at
indianapolis, styled the "Independent Order
of Exquisites" The regalia consists Of a
Meerschaum pipe, a pair of gold spectacles,
yellow kid gloves, and broad piece OF white
satin.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

A man who wont take q paper because he
can borrow one, has invented machine with
which be can cook lie dinner from the smoke
Of his neighbours chimney.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10
Agricultural and Mechanical
UNIVERSITY OF THE
STATE OF CALICO

VTNiiE Board abe 9 aru"in'' that She Agricultural
i AMI Mechanical University ~ the S'atr ~ Cnfpr
ma viii ,hr'iltr .ts rs: scs.!u i - 81 N"V, HhT
At. Il private 'Lt'trr,r 1',Sa ~ go a. lee.
nation ~ -puh,. 1h'N s>k only t" b. i,n
"a Anin.'tutiui ~ learning must. .c,,tt utI,r,u-
t.iI''- l .!. rNlty I" be- -,i.tt-I Il va, -. I
Ic vii support tNti fuo', T." t,II,.' ilui.
aires al" Il sJrcrssful 1hr uvrr,tJ hu.i
'htttpf liz pI'.,'lu. rArg lh'i I:,ttI
'"p,kV Il IN every w,V w't'' ufth" GDil'r sat- T.
hL"ui i'hi the PEE n" ~ 'rprr,irtr t't ~ Sc.
IL WnfksLg nHus ,".' -. We h'LrN" that ~, IA
MI All t,t ',.nc me-! Al i'." Ju-t .,,i ~
The LAWYER and the d,coi the u',l q.
The pro;'ssi"Al srn'r,utn. Iia. The Aro.rt..,
bra r-'hrh hr a''Vu'y 'y IL" N't't-'hab -, ~
sriru' 1hr r"llrs 'hr present '.'r ,lf slii :
mothers for y"nuH rhtsirai and lawyers nD Ir"a l'r
hat r ~"h 81 tel huds th a. s.,''-r' "rs Htn i,n'i M
a.d' ~ "Hg Wutd IN i,.~ct. All, intend. -,
above ID" mere iahor 0Ur twNrr. y,'a1 h"uo-'. TO-
On hi- hani. stands tr ia ii- ituc amy 81 hst,,c
the full ct"Wn ii V'"i"d ''Ir
H. B'trI hIvc bee ',d 'i'r Ir.nnn A. H. Ntlsiu..
- S,',J, ,oti'I nv e bans Nissan l5,,f 10. u.
a." mos l"Hn'i.t Il al IT >t,'. -,.
htaiuv land. unsurpassed Il crt'tN a.. r., o. coats
System 81 mauuAi labor has hr,a adopted iur the nt.
r"s Of impar'tr Practical a. Will tNr"t, ., ,.'tr'
ion the rios bran hes - Act,n''r, aud M.cl
ard also II le--nne the rxprurrS u fP sirn' tai
~ whose board I'LL for the pr"s,ht "p'sr
AXE va labor. Ia L. i'ttrr'' At 'ur,aS~ n, .
frr'-t- with h- pItS ~ - -jat cuui,r ut ur
"',,h a." Usual rates II he allowed
f aud -t' t'r pose a." ''i''rt'dG - i'r t.
NV 4 large and r"iutr. sus buatd 4g house ~ u.
r"1iv for the iuon - ndrus. N.'r- tie y"uLg
~ hr under tie uru,a'- su"r>ist 81 .oln- 81
lie faculty Si.I.l 'd wIh ' tr.v'Isy A. aI",t
tor Wuich the sane system. las i-"u 'ni'd
Arrangements have l"rn made inr hazard ng uunlp u
Young l'I"s IN prhAtc families IA the 'd"g,. O
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10
Certificate.

hereby that DR L. CLAPEAV has served during the Goa
test Hungarian liberty Chief Surgeon In the Hun.
garian Army, with faithful have
given him this certificate and do him to the
sympathy attention and protection Of all those vhO are
capable Of approaching patr"tic sesacrIhce unde
served mfOSFtune. KOSSUTH LAJOS,
LovernOr.o Of Hungary.
WARhinRton. Jan. 9Th. b9, 6[YA.aun