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

We extract the following from a business
letter from Grey Eagle; "Be particular to
caution our friends against swapping votes,
and get up such an interest as ID secure a.tuI
rOfe In this lies the key of our success in
this race. am afraid our friends are so san
guinc Of success that some may deem it USE
less to go to the polls. Propositions for swap.
ping have been made by the Opposition, but
they have been rejected. Their disregard for
principle is fully illustrated in their PROPOSE
tionS. With such men no true Democrat can
have the least affinity. Men who are willing
to desert their principles and sacrifice their
friends, their own nominees, are not to he
trusted under any circumstances, and the de-
mocracy ought to be warned against them.
Some speakers are wanted ny here, and we
would DC greatly pleased to greet Mr.. Sander
son. Prevail upon him and other Of our can
didatcS to visit this out Of the way place"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20

HOllo,r0yI TiHs.-when the stomach 10 In an irrta-
bic condition the whole system SympathiIes. Hence
sick headache. neTVOusneS, and ineapsety for mental
physical exertiOn. There few WIN have not
pcrienced these unpleasant effects II indigestion,
trying sometimes than serious illnesS. NOw take it
upon orseea u not from repOrt but from actual
experience that llOoways Fills pOsitive and i'm
mediate remedy for all such depressing and annoying
disorders They set the stomach right at and the
in order, the return Of bodily and mental health 10
cetSary consequence.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20

The Washington COnstitUttOn, in comment.
ing upon the letter Of Senator Douglas; says
that nobody knows better than Judge Doug
las that the Democratic party are decidedly
opposed to a revival of the slave trade, or to
the enactment of = Congressional slave code
for the Territories" The idea of any party
advocating revival Of the slave trade is too
absurd to be seriously considered. Parties
organize FOR victory, not defeat and no party
would indorse measure that nine-tenths of
the people would rcpudiatc.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20
60
Correspondence u the Democrat.
KxL.rY.. April 18th.

hHLSBIS, NpTu IN'J.
MrS>ES Emr"Rs: From the grand flourish If
trumI"i~ thar preceded IIrodcrickS speech M Sac.
ranrnt'. any one would have thought he was going
k"r~. and drink the ocean dry. but the harrm,I v
II crcntln is not disturbed the red hut pokers AZ
NJ, eaten. ind the volume Of the ocean not diIniI
i>l"d S"n" "nc has said that mature gives o
sem" men talents to others the art II PLAYING q
the fiddle. Destitute 1T TALENT instead Of plavin
the fiddle h" attempts t0 play the crcduliIv uf
III" l.'tpl'. and from the hing experience" he -tnS
had. one would reasonably suplrse that bv this
time lac would have arrived ut some degree nf pro-.
hri"nrt. but PeruSal If his speech will convince
any body If the fnllacy Il such superstition. A
~h"lr h"ur spent ~ proving what n" ,IIe ever de-
Med. viz: that pending the Senatorial election.
Judge T'f"rd accused Sir. Latham at taking let
ter tram his r"om, containing written pledge from
thu position II Collector II the port If san Fran.
cisco. Every honest candid man must admit
that Judge Tf"rds evidence in this is c"nclu.
riv" lie testimony proves that the letter acdS MT
rt'notsi dt al hut onv mSlnid. When Judge Til.
krd accused Nr. Latham ~ an infamous crime he
Was good Huih"ritv with Frederick, but when he
says that Nr. Latham is entirely innncrnt II the
charge. his testimony il MT t0 be credited. Such
miserable S6phntrv would disgrace the lowest pet.
ti'gcer in the State. but cnannting from United
States Senator, We NAV we'll PVclnirn 20 shame
where il thy blu>h:" Hr"dcrick il no, entirely q
f". but must take the people fur fools, or he wunld
never use >urh -"phi>Iry. The idea ii = man VIII"
IL gniltv 1T every crime in the political calendar,
and net entirely free from in the criminal i'm.
teaching the i'nticnl honesty Of Anv man, is STU
hlinrIV ridiculous. II sounds very much like Satan
rcpr"Ving ain, ar u thief prasing honesty.
4 TENNESSEE DEMOCRAT.
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Election Proclamation.


NOTICE IL hereby given that at General Election
~ TO be held Wednesday, the 9TH day VI septem-
beT A. d. 1859, Throughout the State Of CALIFORNIA; the
following State OfieeTs are to be elected, " wit:
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Two MeInbeTS Of
Congress- Justice the Supreme Court, State TrSASu
rer fOOtFNllsV Attorney General Surveyor CsnsrA
superintendent Of Public Instruction, State Printer
Clerk VI the Supreme Court.
Electors also advised that IL their privilege to
vote for againSt calling Convention to revise and
change the constitution Of this tHtV. ballots uVed
therefor may contain the words ''FOr COnventiOn
the words "Ayainst ths Convention, words 10 the
effect.
The following officers likewise to be elected in the
County Of FL Dorado, to wit:
Two State Senators, Eight Members of the Assembly,
Sheriff, Tax Collector County Clerk, County Recorder,
Treasurer, Assessor, District Attorney, Coroner, sur
veyOr. Public Administrator, Superintendent Of Common
schoOs. One Supervisor for the Second District,
posed Of the Townships Of Mountain, COsumnsS, Mud
Springs and Diamond Fprngs.
Also, Two justices Of the Peace and Two ConstabeS
in each township, and Two Justices Of the Peace and
Two COnstabsS for the city Of PlaesFville.
BY order Of the Board Of SuPervisoTa:
Affect: A. b. wALDRoS, Clerk.
PlaeerviIle, August 10Th, lsj0.-(tdl
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Demooratic County Central Committee.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Notice.

TINiiE copartnerAhp heretofore SViStng between NJ
gent i Petit, in the Bok and Stationery business,
l. this pay dissolved by mutual conSrnt.
W. u. PETTIT.
TIIOS. T.. NCGEST.
PiaeeTVillC. Aug. lSt. 1859. AugS2
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20

half AZ live, be is listening! Just look through
this crack. All will bs right now. lets gU and have
some lager.
E.mLry: No, thank you, Richard, don't drink
we'll. don't.
Richard IN . horn Come along; keep your
spirits up do as d.; keep the flag flying. (Gets
McKibben and Baker. Three cheers fOt - Doug.
las Hip - hip - hurrnh for - OUR party:
cfV
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20
We are authorized to announce Mr.. q. W. stout a.
candidate ET Justice 81 the -Eeare thIs TouDship.

a. -, III 81
=, 'i o.MH ""u ~'.'
,.n, ,I week !" ,unr c,,y Inst SATURDAY. nirh, and
AGAIN rr."p"nr.l our Thra."r "Wednesday night
1t TN, ~syt :" "a" ."a fashionable ut e., n%. ., J.,
~.lc"n: s",c lAy"rll. all = MA artist" =, IAc"r
'''" ""i =" ~iihrsH Ihrr nu"'t"b" P'F"Hmanc"
NJ an" MT H's'A ~" 'nN'PirnCiy n'''"'H''n WIN
we h'"t'! 81 th' drama W ms "'""' anu "''h
artists :" snch decided nblIty VSlt our s'liN 'hrN
are appreciated Ah" nIrra'iV PAU"n'Ee"' cU"1
AID eur hunlhr praise I" thr deserved Ahihlra''m
arr"d'"I th''n nhh ms H"'"d "1N ny Si' AZ" nave
hal the pressure ~ Wth""s'hR Wr" prTl"r""hc':
and u Is but AinPI" act :" justice !" 10" genius i
III" Hru~iS AMI The virtues III Tie INDIVIDUALS l" ca"
Attention I" 'hem'
Ih"H have gwen u'. dnInS u"ir '"F' success
""n 81 casA'' plays. winch we're w"lr'T"'Vrd d! nm
AiP'eciAuv" audience" W" confess I" pleasure nnh
'nrpT'Nc al The ehastc ana hh'"l"i rNcrithcc thht
distinguished their PRESENTATIONS" They have DIS
r'""d ver>A'i'Ity Ut talent an "'t"nt "nd accnr"
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COX, FRANCIS & CO.,


(LATE GPEER Co..
Forwarding, Warehousing and Com
mission Merchants,
Corner Battery and Broadway SITS, san Francisco,
WILL attend to paying freghts receipt Of properly
Goods shipped in our care from Eastern ci.ies will be
attended to ARRIVAL aud forwarded With dispatch any
part Of the country.
cIsH ADVANCES made merchandise in our Warehouse.
or consigned.
Would rssps iullx refer 70 the Merchant. and Banners
Of San TraOciScO generally. lSug1S Snil
Pacific Foundry and Machine
Shop,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
Established in 1880.
l. above Establishment, every description Of
MACHINERY
And of IRON and BRASS CASTINGS. We are sole
makers Of
EHOWLAND's PATENT
ROTARY QUARTZ MILLS, which have now h-en
Offer many advantages any other Min 10 use.
We also manufacture q aa Rt1 Nat10 Machine
~ Of any other description required; Saw and
Flour Will TachlneryS Sseam Eaglmes,
FORCE Pumps, e..
Quarts Miners ran he supplied at short notice with
SCREENS or ANY DEGREE OF FINENEss, made
from the hest Russia Iron and In the most perfect
We have facilities for furnishing this article
any extent which may he required.
Orders respectfully solicited for any the above.
or other articles in our line 10 our design to turn
out the best work. for which have faelites least
mt inferior u those Of any other establishment the
Pacific coast; and At the most reasonable PTise.:
San Francisco, August 9Th, 1859. f6lnl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20

w the most elegant, q A. SiOCHT.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20

Billiard Table for Sale.
IE undsFsgned hes IN elegant Billiard Tahas vAIeA
Il be will sell very low and Oh accommodating tarmS
RAaeefvIIIe, October Oh, 1858.
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RESTAURANT FOR SALE.

RESTAURANT FOR SALE.
IIE undersigned ushnG 60 East, offer for sale their
i we'll knoWn establishment, the
Hope and Neptune Restaurant
ICE-CREAM SALOON!
Situated on The PAsA. F1AeervS, including house and lot
furniture and business.
This of the m"st popular Embellishments Of the
kind the mines aud having bssn long established. has
az extensive Of profitable patronage. Il will be
good investment FIR any conySIsan with the business
CAKrIE'IIE 4 J0IINSON.
ITAcervElr, July 23i. lSW-u
tsAcrAmsntn Union publish month and forward bill
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20
List Of Letters

ID emainng in the Poet Once at Plaeerville, August
II the 18Th, 1859. Persons calling for Letters in
this List will please say " Advertised"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20

The great seOurKe Of this continent yields quickly to
course OF nese .ntisePte Is and the digestive OFgAnI
are restored to their proper tone no matter In what hide
ous shape this hydra Of disease exhibits ITSELF this search
ing and uneFrng remedy dSperseS from the patients
system. 49,
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ty and WC0kmcSN,
Bilious Disorders.

Vrom whatever cause LOwSRss o. sPnIrA and all other
sgns 81 diseased liver and other n the
'ystrm vsnI under the erAdicaiIng influence Of this ali
powerful antiOeDtIc and detergent rrInedv WV "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-21

No family shord without these Invaluable curatives-
They the only remedies perfectly adapted for
and private With them the parent is armed and
the first approach Of disease
threshold keen 1t at bay. trie of mcdcine
rightly directed hours OF -seaSc perfectly
that Which hv DELAY only he relieved hy long and tei-
suffering II at ALL With these hand. you
Obliged the coming of that distant,
well cXpcncive luxury, doctor; to b.
poisoned, hlitcrrl h but ynurscf administer
the simple specific, and tn" rudy current
again health AMI j"v There only injury
their general influence upon
the constitution beyond all question, is beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire an active efficient agent for the sale Of our
remedies, every community in
Address, DR.. =. HUMPHREYS, ( co,
no. SOP broadway, New York.
u Sold by the Druggists in Wheeling. rnll4Iy.
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WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
BLACK TEAS, &c.

u IIFNNEA L@.N'"3 &c
ID TIERNAN son, No. IL North Charles ST. Baltimore
| sale the following articles, OF their
portation, particularly family
SHERRY wINES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sh-rries, in wood and in glass.
PORT wISES-Sandruaus competition red and white
Port, in wood and in glass.
MADEIRA wINE-Johu Howard Marchs fine Madeira,
IL ~ in gIsS-; also, Grape juice.
HOOK Steinberger, MarcObTun.
ner Cabinet, I.eb Srau-milcI, Bronneherg, of 1916
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and ChAnIOns finest, In
quarts and pintS.
BRANDIEs-oard and Hennessy's fine old pale and dark
Braniics.
RUMS--nll and fine, Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and
the Islands, imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN--Thr best quality-riernan brand-and
o mixture Of HrOEI,ic poison IN it.
2In half chests Of the finest SOUCHOSG TEA mhS-1y
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FIRST SPRING STOCK!
AZ Extremely low Price,, now Opening NJ
ISAAC pRAGsEIE-S,


AYISC just returned from New York with well Sc
lrced aud very cheap stock Dry and Fancy 6"ods
would request the pube 10 eXamine it before puTcas
Dress Goods Will he found TO con-
styles that prices are
lower other house would call paTt'c-
attention Figured BrilaHts worth richly
at only 12Ic Ducas woTt 25: at 12EcI Light
cord Al go lc and other goods in pro
portion Ma-li and Irish LncnI viii sell Muslin worth
2Ic 10c, AMI Irish Linen worth a. at &c y' B"r1sts
comprising the latest styles, and Hicr being purchased
viii sell CHI than ever
1Uu pcs Bonn Ribbons lnn Kuch-s Flowers and
ryerythu. aTprrtAnin- the Millinery line and TO which
branch particular the Trade and viii
he offered "A the lowest figures
ENIBROIDERIES-If wish to fad the largest, best
and cheapest give call and promise 70 sch
Collars sets Of lrrvrS Collars, Bands Ierting, and
EI,ngS figures than any Other establishment
pr Kill Gloves only Sec worth al tr' Sitis al
Toe, worth 25c; 2hr Linen LA dEsrcfeis at sc worth
1SsI 100 iSl 25 - li-rstirt Handkerchief
a; = c. wort: 81 sac, IS - superior 30
az l55c 81; I,siI white Briauts at i2Z- w"rtt
lSS: 49,, worth -; we'll other
white goods plain, plaid and striped,
uropsrona-I 300 Dollars worth OF Piec- Goods,
suitable Tailoring Trade anu Of which am
hRvr t largest stock in Wheeling viii he sold
less Khan other House m wheeling
can and all ask i examination and au
of uy ability to sell. Cat! and ,nine for
yourselves. ISAAC PEAGEH,
r,h3I I2S -
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THE in TELLIGEN CER
4 E4REWELL.
BY GEORGE D. PRENTICE.

met thee in stranger land
Far from my own blue streams,
And gloriously the vision shone
Upon my spirits dreams;
And then my Tyre, that long had slept
Unvisited, unhcard, unswept,
Awokc in Beauty's CLEANS,
As erst the harp of MemnOn woke
When DER its chords the morning broke.
We met and soon my spirit bowed,
Unshadowed girl, TO thee,
As the bright bow upon the cloud
Bends to the monarch sea.
Thy words, thy tones the smiles that played
Upon thy lovely features babe
Long hidden thoughts so free;
And sweetly in my manhOod's tears
Were glassed the tints Of earlier years.
And now we part-these simple words
May be my last farewell,
But often DER my bosom's chords
Thy spirit tones will swell;
The happy hours since first we met
Upon my Eeart and life have set
a deep and deathless spell;
And thou wilt be, although afar,
OF memory's heaven the dearest star.
FAREWELL farewell! yon moon is bright
And calm and pure like thee;
But lol n dark clond dims its light
The type, alas, of INC;
From the blue heavens the cloud will 60,
But the unfading moon will glow
Still beautiful and free;
And thus thy life with fadeless ray
Will shine when | am passed away.
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$50 RKoAn srrnr. Pm1A.. Pa.

so BROAD STREET, PEuLA, "a
(Eztrqcs) In lifting the kettle from the fire it be-
unmanageabe tilted over, and scaied my hands
very severely almost II crisp 1t awful sight
The Mustang Imminent appeared To extract the pain 1t
healed rapidly without soreness, and left Of
count Truly yours, CHARLES FOSTER
Such language this, is but the constant and
natural echo wherever this article is used.
This Liniment is indispensable to Planters,
and owners of horses and mules.-Mr. John Da-
uierman, Montgomery, Ala, sold slave for
$500 who was raised from utter uselessness by
this Iinimcnt. Every family should have it
BE very particular and inquire for the Mustang
Lnment and take other.
Sold by all Dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands of the Ocean.
for rs cts. so cts. and s1,oo. Per Bottle.
Es-1H-N-RS s. Pam, ~. y.
T. II. LOGAN t Co, and LAUGHLISs < BU HFIELn
Agents for Wheeling. je9w2y d1tw.kES
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E45s4EEzs ESlszssEsis EIIs5.E5ss efS. Sttlrl,
.E55zSS!s. fsssFssSEa iz5s3!sS5SS 49, ~
PASSENGERS

TWICE daily Sunday night eNc-pted) the RrIay
House, Washington, fredericksburg Richmond. Pc
tersburg Weldon, &c, (DG. Potomac River the
Richmond, Frede ricksbnrS AID Potomac Railroad by
splendid and comfortable steamers AcIia Creek thence
to Richmond by the Richmond, Fredericksburg and POto
m Railroad.
Hours departure Washington, ESQ A. N and Z
P NJ Sundays eNcrped) Leav- sundays at G3O A. VI.
only. Baggage under charge Of special agent, checked
through to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.
From Washington to Richmond. ----------..$ so
From DO to Petersburg. -...-.-..-i
From 10 Ia Wei lon...............
From do to Wilmington IL
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potorr
in operation for % years, and in all that time, pas
has either been killed crippled by accident which
Is without parallel in the history OF Railroads, in this
country. S. RUTH, Supt- Trans.
June IS, 1855 jyl-Iy
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j. T. SCOTT.
No. l57 Main street, Wheeling -
Wholesale and Retail

DEALEI. ~ -
watches. clocks. .Icwerry, watch -
Materials, Tools. s'I"-H' 49,
SILVER Plated and Hri;zniA Ware, co.. J. l--'
- ellis Cola and silver SI-e tscirs, OF :! p
Card Cases, C.las, Work Bows. Erish">, - -r
~ Fancy SCANS Pocket RIl'ysS- ci~s'E' 40 - :..-
Pistols, -SIl- ( Placed Si'eeks Pg' az =. f
STA Guards steel Keys Steel Pens ~ '-,
and A general assortment OF useful s;.4 ILL.,
Having lately added very largely 70 "s -. g. Pc
the Wholesale All Retail departments
watchmakers. Merchants Pee --.l,..''
and she public generally, a very ''a'i''
the lowest prices. -s-..r .r.f 81
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PRICES.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look the list. make M Of what kind YOU
choose and enclose the amount in current mote
hy mail address, No 552 Broadway, New York,
the medicine Will Lr duly returned by mail express
Of charge
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7 Il = A. 2
EK LOSIEE, -,.,.,,,
Princinal-Lectur-r on the Science % A '-'a9''
EL~lntss Cs-st-r-a -
J. NJ. h l. ~ ..,-.
Professor Of the Theory s..I PTsstc-sf 4 u S--''
Commercial CsIcu'E ''sa'-
H Il. d VIZ
Associate Professor OF Be. N's--1t'
N c. II y : q : ...r.r
Professor Of RusiHeSEand OT1aH1rt.'7
:. T. Will "a :.
Lecturer N-rcaur.." i-s|
RIVE YEATES RE -. '-'''
Lecturer Comuv-ei.- tia.a
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. p Kennedy, Hon Jo>lHa
Hon Thomas swans. WE- H. ~
Jacob Trust, Esq-- william NJ --.r
Th- C9lle.r is provided with a Conn f'-'-
standard Works expressly 10Y til use a. s's'.
Zach Student has a desk TO himself, and 8 80
structed- s.-4--..-.-.-
Ther.befng n vacation daring thsyeAr' Si-'''
ter any rim=. 3D. "a. ~:
from 20 IL weeks.
A DTPIouA il awarded 10 all GrEluafts- 80
AIar:- aud Beautifully OTnAI-rf I -:
upwards 81 S9rSRE FEEr. reI'T-s.;lt' ...-
Interior View 0ft:gt Coi!er"r vsir"''S i'i
;,ci,rr..nslip, Re. scE.thy maiifr-s 81 'hi'.,.
will. catalogue giving full paTfisHars y - 49,.
> X IpSIER Fi--'
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.
80 Ss;s


ON and after Monday the 18th April, 1852 the Passenger
II J Trains will he daily As follows:
First-The Southwestern, ST. Louis Cincinnati CO.
Iumbus Wheeling, R-nwoOi, Baltimore and Washington
City Express Wheeling daily at llO A. NJ arriving
baltimore $50 A. NJ connecting with trains Tor the
Eastern and Southern Returning leaves Baltimore
at p M arriving BcnwOod at SIG and Wheeling at
A. connecting with the great Western southwestern
Northwestern Express This train only stops for meals
and supplying engine with fuel and water.
Second-The Northwestern, Cleveland Chicago St LOUIS
polls. Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus, WhceIing'
Benwood, Baltimore and Washington CITY Express departs
daily except Saturdays S4S p NJ. and arrives at BAIT
p NJ, connecting with the trains FOR the Eastern
cities Returning, leaves BALTIMORE at i:n
VI. arriving BenwoOd at 5O and Wheeling tZ:IO
NJ stops all regular strtions East OF Cum
berland.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train leaves
Wheeling daily, Sundays excepted, 1888 A. NJ, arriving
in Cumberland II. Returning leaves Cumberland
4. NJ. arrives at Wheeling at 6in P NJ This
train tops a all stations. J. b. FORD, Agent
L. NJ, CGLE' GENT Ticket Agent apI2
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MUSTANG LININIENT.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.

Mr. :. ILrCH HYDE Park. VT, writes -. That the
considered worthless (his Spavin)
but since the free Of the Mustang IIniment, have
soi linn for $50 cash. Your Iuiment has been doing
wonders up here
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD

LII frciglts intended for shipment the road Ulst he
~ delivered between the hours Of and 3
none will be received after that hour 7. SWEENEY,
svpIu General Manager.