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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
lrthis be Democracy, may the good Lord deliver

Nihis be Democracy, may the good Lord deliver
Is from it.-SGcrGmeBtO Register.
The "good Lord has nothing to do with "your
aort" The Black Republicans delivered" the
Democratic party of you when they engaged you
to stump the State for Stanley. The poor dupcs
"were taken in and done for" when you, with i'm
affected simplicity and sincerity, modcsty assured
and powerful and successful stump speaker in Cal
ifornia. They soon sickcncd Of their bargain, and
were glad to dispose ofyou to the Brods. for trac
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

Tue FrnLIc LANDs.--The Secretary Of the Inter
Tor states that under the bounty land laws Of the
last eleven years, there have been issued $1,000
land warrants which have required 900 acres
of land to satisfy them. He estimates the receipts in
to the Treasury from the public lands for the
irR year at s5tooO,OOO he recommends pre-emp-
ton law for Utah,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

We are indebted to Mike BOrOwsky of the Gem
Saloon, fOF bottle Of delicious old Bourbon. the
real pare, unaduiterated stuff, (which cheers but
not inebriates" unless an over dose is taken. Mike
hes but small quantity left, which he keeps foT
medical purposes. 1t Is astonishing how many pa
tients Dr. Mike has Certain II 10 his medicine ID
nOa hard TO take, 10 It Squirer
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
TKLEGRApHIC,
ny TIE rLAcrn,nLr AxD HUMBOLDT LrxE.


GESoA, January 2lst, 1859.
The salt Nail arpiEsd here last night at half
past eight Ocluck. The roads ia fine order, and
Tia, stage from to days ahead OF time, with
the greatest ease and teams. stage len Imme-
daty for Paccr Ilie and will arrive there this even
ing II accident Ocriirs.
LAT the IL gazing to press, O'Clock r. NJ frlday,
the stage had not arrived, Of eourseJ
correspondence +. s ii. Telegraph Col
SALT LAKE CRY, Jan. 9Th, 1859.
tits supposed here that portion Of the Camp Floyd
foFccs viii he ordered south, In the spring The Nor
mons have again commenced public worship In their
tabernacle rsOn Bratt preached last sabbath, and 10
holding forth again to-day The tabernacle. to-day, IL
crowded to sucaOn aud hundreds unable To get in
The Of their discOurses 10 much more temperate
than formerly. .
The Legislature IL now in session. II 10 doing moth
ing but granting way the public domain and comforting
exclusive rights aud privilege 70 ferries, brdges, &C.
The I'1Upy TIN, eOntaning the PTeSidents message,
back and resolution Of censuFe passed upon
it, which, howeveT, vas next day eHPonged:
The Grand Jury have ignored the b: against the Po'
Icemun, ChTi-tianson charged with the murder Of the
deaf aud dumb tS The Grand jury has been disehar.
that Judge sinclair Of the District Court. will ad.
JouTn df for the that he IL satshed that
the laws eann1t be enforced here,
Judge CTadlebauHh IL non at Camp Floyd, and II 10
doubtful whether be hold term Of his Court at
Provo, without the strong Of the military GENERAL
Ferguson is trial for intimida:ing Judge stys
former United States Judge, but nothing can be done
~ the jury stand MornSOns and three Oentiles.
The weather here IL cold and clear. The CalitoTniA
in.id. ~ schsdwis time Tbere came very near being
ro. .II;"ion IN The ryand ury room on last FRIDAY
h.,D. ,h S,"n,,,. "a ,hs Hoymons Coats wrrc
80. ~ .i,J. - J.o1srs vers dy,wn hui for the
= ~, - - a. n: . Hsr.bst ilof .on a 6oht Nould
h'a"J "a 'He - " "'-'
-
- ,,,.
SENATOR HWIN SSPEECH.-NcTcg tnnt TIC TX
trcme length If Senator OWNS mastery speeches
"P' .' S''"c nan n'au '' -
,r',nS I,. uro,, IIdnoss v;O,r and sa0.citv
80. - + - xo, Grr;{;o.;,. a, ,.;,h az ~
."H' 'es''i'" ",u P'''et' ', -! 80. 80 ~
Jcct ana stamps him ns"ne 81 lne master n'nos :"
the diSnIhcd body Ut which he Is a member lie
presents his views in clear, fOcible, statesman
like manner and never wandrrs from the subject
lie m1nlicSts his slncerlty W suggesting lDat ~
terminus should be nnTned, but that they should
merely vote for the road ana 50 AVOID uIe endless
and 'rrcconc"b'e Conhct "i opposing sectionai IN
'creSt'. The speeches have been hignly connlenu'
cd by the rresS, aud are regarded As me "oIesi
most r1%ctin' ever delivered 10 iax4r Of tue road
The reckieSSly false aud contemporary mean char-
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

Nor AccoMMoDATIxG.--Thc conductor of the sacra.
TentO railroad Is certainly not very accommodating
gentleman and evidently has little respect for the pub
hc. The San Francisco steamer, with the MALL de
tanned by fog Yesterday and arrived late in Sacramento,
bss beIbr1 tie had len. The conductor refused
wait the bre space Of ten minutes in order give the
Postmaster time to change the mail. The mail the
Central rOutc large Onc) Of conosc will be delayed
week account Of his refusal to wait few minutes,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

We are profoundly grateful TO our young friends
Of Tie PIacerville Glee Club for the sercnades with
which they have favored US lately. Our thanks
gentlemen, We freely return you for your kindness
more are not sbIe to give, but they are sincere
and heartfelt,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

CENTENNIAL FEsnvAL.-yearlt one hundred years
ago. old Scotia gave birth " bard whose name not
only reflects imperishable lnsre upon the land Of
his nativity, but awakens echo Of gladness in the
heart Of every lover of song throughout the civilized
world. Next Tuesday, 25th inst, Is the centennial
birthday Of Robert Burns aud the Scotch citizens
of PacervDle have determined to honor it by and old
fashioned Caladonian festival, ct the house Of J..
Mcfarland Pearson, Esq.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

Ar us Posr.-We are pleased to see that Geo.
Fen. John.ton, Esq, a ready aud vigorous writer.
has resumed HE position az an editor Of the tioa-
al The National dcservedIy stands at the head Of
the Democratic press Of the State, and long 90 IL
Is under the edit orial control of Washington and
Johnston il will be the organ Of the Democratic
party. -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

by their works shall We know thcm," is q safe
and sure maxim.-Sdcranlento Register.
Exactly,-and by your "works" in behalf Of
Stanly, the Black Republican candidate for Cover
nor, We Eno'C you to be thorough bred niggerwOr-
shipper. We judge you by your works, not BY your
assertions, and your works Condemn you.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

FRrGHTFrL AcclDESr.-On Thursday last, at Slug
Gulch near Cedarve, q miner, whose name we
have not asccrtaincd, drcadfnlIy injured by the
premature explosion Of u rock.bast. One Of lis
arms was completely severed from the body and
blown TO such distance, that it could not be found
until the next day urinf"rmant is Of the opinion
that the injury will not prove fatal.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

An imposter, CO ling himself Rev. Albert Smith,
has been sentenced. 10 The San Francisco county
Jail for Is MONTHS for stealing three cloaks from the
International Hotel The law had not much respect
for bis character.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

MoRE VINE Mr.. Alhon, of C0lon,a, informs us
that his vineyard at tLat place is in most flourish
ing condition. lie expects to make this season
about two thousand gallons Of wine.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

At The "PolIock Testimonial Benefit 10 San
Francisco the handsome sum Of 81 400 was realized
His family were lea IN nearly destitute circumsan-
ess ct his death.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

8 LROsLAgIvE PRoCErDINos.-We have taken our
condensed report of the proceedings of the Legisa-
tufe from the Sacramento Union.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

vARIETYi6T STORE,
Next Door to the Oasis Saloon, Main Street. Pacervie
McCANN g. BRADSHAW,
VOULD respectfully call the attention Of the eitEens
Of BOOKS, embracing
Geographical, Historical, POetICal, Bio
graphical, Law, Medical, Theological.
| Scientific, 9 h o - and 1Gascel1ane Gus
Works,
And In fact. almost every kind Of Books, from chlids
primer up-whlch they are now Offering at prices that
cannot fall to please who wish 70 purchases.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
We have, als0 Circulating Library, containing hound
and unbound works from the pens he dsng
ed authors foreign and home, upon eli Subjects but par
tcuary that OF Romance which be procured By the
week purchased By the volume In this department
cannot be excced constantly sdding to our al
ready Large Stock.
NEWS DEPARTMENT.
In this branch Of our establishment competition cannot
aC &c We have the SOLE Agency Of the greater pOF.
WeeEIIes, &c and are NOW PREPARED 10 DELIVER ANY
or THEM promptly upon the arrival Of the stages. Our
above cea cannot be supposedly any News Depot In
the Mountains
ATLANTIC AND FOREIGN JOURNALS spd MssusIn.s
will De received upon the srFiva Of every Mall Steamer
and fuTntshed ct the usual rates.
STATIONERY.
Constantly on hand complete assortment Of Station
cry Of the Hest Quality. -,
VARIETIES.
large assortment Of Fruits, Confectionery, FIpss
Matches, u Eci together With The Bess brands Of
TOBACCO AND sEGARs,
Away. on hsnd. and ell Of which Will be disposed Of ct
"hard times" prices.
Having thorough knowledge Of our business By pune.
tuaIy PrOmpsness and faFdealng We hope 10 receive
share Of public patronage.
Mc0ANN 3 BRADSHAW.
Don't forget the sign" NOISY CARRIES"
PIaeeTvne, january ?"nd, 1882 3m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
FRUIT TREES

AAsoriHrht OF the other ktHda Df ssalirr fruits
The above 81 the n"s vigorous and thirty grevA
and veil SHAPED TTerS, Oi very large sss frOEa " Is
feet Ia height
Shade and Ornamental Trees.
Consisting of the Elm. Maple. Iinden Alanshus Catalina
tAurHunI. tuVtrd trAf and W1 ping WIOw SIUs Tree
and Locust NIL Of hne Fr"Sh and ss~ sucsems Tor
setting IN private uT pubic grounds
Our stock 81 CaRras Roe aud an endIrss variety az
GTc'n li"GS" TARIs. IL unusually large and Amp
OuT Camelias have iehCed AosD.n,inR In At1
their beautiful varieties aud r'lcrs, and wil1 eOntiDua
blooming during the winter ana .PrnR mOuIhs.
Garden Seeds.
We inv" the rucn'I"n 81 Planters AnE pea,ers Z. asr
very "N'"siNe and E'n-EAl A.v.r'nrnt ~ VEGETABLE
SEEDS the crop this year. yrOsh Which Are ruvv ara
sure I" geiae, sDd which OGrP NJ great ?, ducel
rr's We hold cut great Undue me rurtIsN purvhA.
sing uh"i-'alr "ur S"Ck h,rE Argt end Lsalsrs
ami planter. waiting large quantities
We vii sell for Cash OF less price than ID aemAnAed In
any part ~ 'hr state.
Trees Pann and H, - packs1 vtsA ne nv AZ. car.
Coast.
CAUTION
W. e"n'''n al lr'ha.cr. sFsins, buying Tress Sr.m
HA~k'r' ana ht'Ts Uho pref, I'd I" lave tree GrGsa
our NnTAsy and advice all tee .Spd their Grd. direct 10
ne or through AnihNt Sed Ae-tts- oh, lhsv vl -
'Gre u 81 tr-'s true To thr,F IAhtla.
VrrFs "FdcF' iToh The nursery, Wti NJ nackSa With
gFM care aid h. In much better c"nh1nn k"g plAntlHR
ing shout the ruuntrV
~ PrrS"hs planting out Or, rIs Cannot NJ teen care
l ~ Plant hG H"hc hut the H-s var, ii-s ~ Fruit Kag
!! planting when PraCtcAhr particularly
AtA"g containing fl ~ Ut vtUrk n
price, "nf IRE" :" all apple All srdets ss receive
~".n"n. n'.sA he accompanied By the cash
Add"", A. p. SMITH,
l"e'' '~'"I ~ NFett. Sacramento.
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RAscALLY 0UTRAGr.--Soon after the train which
was due here at O'Clock last evening han left Nor
walk stone about the size Of hens egg, was thrown
at it, The missile entered of the ears through tho
center pane Of one of the bow-windows, and bit Mr.
Bergen, of the of firm Gibson e. Co., New.York, be-
bind the earnoeking him down, and rendering him IN.
sensible for sometime. Conductor Stock soon restored
quiet and rendered every aid 10 the injured mas. Tho
stone must have been thrown with great violence,
II eft hole in the glass Just the size OF itself without
fracturng the rest Of the pane. We trust that the
rniscreanis who Of late have committed many out
RACES Of this kind viii be speedily detected and
brought TO punishment. They should be dealt with IN
INDUCING in the like propensity. A reward Of fifty
dollars has been offered by James II. Hoyt, the Su-
perintendent- bridgeport Advertiser, Nov. p.
RUs OyER---0n Thursday afternoon boy named
John CouTsine Pzzk By driven ~
Peter cuBnns and serously injured The injured ad W.
conveyed to the City Hospital Francis Cosgoss vas n
Friday In the bgsery, second street and sss.sl
sred BY wHson driven by John Ginb~A The ess ~, =
arrested and Justice bsld ha In the sam o. PN
answer charge Of reckless driving
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

True WonaLhood. Tale. BY John Neal IL mo- PIP >s1-
Ticknor 4 Fields. -
Avolo: Legend Of the Island Of Cos With Poems Lyrical,
.cellaneous and Dramatic. limo Pr. IA The Sa1De.
seruous BY Richard Fuller D. d. limo. pp. as4 Sheldon
Go.
Do. s40 Harper Brothers
Boob q Plays Vol Home Amusement. By slss g stses.
limo DID, $50. Geo. O. Evans. ~
Does,icLs Worts 4Yos limo. T. B. Peterson Brothsn
The History Of South Carolina By William Gilmore Sisna
limo. Pr 437. Redfeld
Treatise On Martins Law. BY TheophDas Parsons IL d.
vols. vo Little, brown 4 Co.
Engineering Precedents for Machinery By b. LIB
erwood. Vol. III, 3yo PIP. 229. Bslisrs Brothers
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Mafbinerp.
NHE ERICSSON CALORIC PREMIUM

FINHE ERICSSON CAL0RIC PREMIUM
ENGINE
Medal Awarded by the New-Jersey State Fsr)
Has been operation for years and has proved itself wei
ADAPTED many purposes where light power required
FOR PRINTING, PUMPING, HOSTING DRIVING
COTTON GINS, &c,
Il being economical than steam, and net pos
sib 70 damage life and property by explosion There
no k than from ordinary coal stove ana
there no charge for insurance. IN consequence o ei
being pu into building dwelling The Government permits
Mnny certificates could given their value but II is hardly
necessary We the following specimen Of the many;
OIyICR ENGINEBR AND SUPERINTENDENT OF
MokRIs AND ESSEX RAILROAD COsPANTt
HEwARK n. j., Aug. Il, 1859
Ono IL RKSroN ESQ, Treasurer Newark Machine Co..:
Dear used constantly since November last one
CAorio Engines built and furnished us by the
Newark Machine Company We induced before
ing the machine try Il, from your representations that 1t
would do the pumping summit station TO supply the
trains With TO exceed ~ cents per day we
have from account carefully kept that the cost
oe NOT per and the escape heat Is uen
during Winter TO preserve the pipes nom INJURY ~
frost.
The machine requires little attention. which be rem
dered BY any ordinary sborng and we deem the most
desirable machine for this that we have yet seen OF
heard Of and that needs but to be introduced to con-
vince the most skepticz Of its utility. = -
Yours truly j. b. bASSlNOEht
Engineer and Supt Morris and Essex r. K
Tbee Ensnas are exclusively N the State OF
N'" EEWARK MACHINE COMPANY,
ARE urepsred NIL orders for them other machinery
FOR any part OF the United States OF the world -,
The public invited TO examine these engines O. the "orh
Of the Company corner Of High aud Orange-sIs
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

nor BRIDGEPORT-FAREF FIFTY CENTS.
II -Ihe steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves Psekshp T. H.
syery MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, ct IL O'Clock
noon connect with the N.nssi0ck housa
tonic and New Haven Railroads. Freight taken.
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legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of ROSWELL Z.
BRAISARD esq Surrogate Of the County Of kings noto-
/. hereby given aecoTdine TO W 20 al pefson hass ea
against SAfl IL Z CUhNtSh late OF the ivy OF nIss
de- ssed ira; they required 20 exhibit the sle VT ne
vouchers the o The subsTber the ezecu;or y the ces
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS, Trinity Blildinxs 30 III
Broadvsy the City fkeY 6eTe tie liza ss q
'i 40 I-v-ssnos CHARIFs g. RAY Executor.
NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the discharge
osn insove from hs debts pgrtunnf % the preSisors
the Article u The IL, Title Of the ssh ChsPtr q ne sSeo1d
u.rt Of Revised Statutes. LEN W. OhA1 % Lire Fas
HeIler C0.Ety Newly ok Notice fra = shshsd eS,9osi
I'D 1889 Credo7st &c srpesr before The Hon ar
County JEdse Of sAd County Iii oe, IN hefker OF Ae
oss laxI0wS IL LINK, Arsrrsy.
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Roofing.

DATENT MICA and FlBROUS
CEMENT ROOFING,
Adaptea variety OF Roof old and eneqsaed
Tor durability beauty and cheapaes by any composition in
CFMENT for SALE by the barrel with printed Instruction. oI
uss JOSEPH DITTO Co, No. S7S Broadway, N. Y.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY-

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf-
CONNECTING at NewHxmpton with the Delaware, Lack.
wanna and Railroad and Ut Eston with the Lehs
Valley Railroad n. .. ,exa rx..
fail AKkasesnESrs-Conmnencn Oct. -, 1853 Leaves
NewYork for Eaon and intermediate places from rier NO.
North River st 20 and HAS and m Tor Somef
connect AZ Elizabeth with trains the NewJersey haosa
which leave from foot Of CourAndtst ~" ana
m and 4:lO and $50 p.
The iI:ss m train NewYort MAKES close conneesion
AZ Fs,on with the Lehizh Valley Railroad and thence via ES
Reading without change Of cars ana
Connects Reading for Postsve and Hsrrsourg
for The and Western Kali
road viii leave at 100 only for Lehish Valley RAlrosd
'''0 . H. '"H JOHN o. sTERNs Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromN Nov.
IA 1889 Trains viii Chambers st. Station follows
Express Trains, and II and p N Ter sing sag
and 70 D. n for Psekskl, $50 p. The PoughteePse
Peeks Sing Sing Trains stop at most Of the way
Passengers taken Chambers. Canal ehnsoPhe. and sss
o n and Albany about Is minutes later On Sunday 81
.. m. A =. shIIh, onpenntenaooh
NORTHERN r. r. of N. JERSEY-For Pier
~ mont Nyack HAchensaek Bnsiewood, ke-Lesves foot
Of eurssnGtt Sun3sy excepted 81 $50 and $3.50 ard
$40 D IN Leaves Peruont Os and T:as and 400
NEW YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
In lass WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lsse.
: Commencing Nov a. 1855 -
Station In York Of fhst a7a IN
A"'~"'e TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New Haven "a m te1l lzls s;iS terl 80 nd
80 sso m For Mixord strs,ford fairfield Southport
md Westport l2S sso and 40 For Norw..k,
Dsren and Greenwich = l2:l5 $50 iso, $50
Fer Stamford :, texl a mi Rls, S:l3 tex-l 80,
t:so $50. p m FOR Por Chester and Intermediates ss.-
0D- CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston sa M leIh ANS p n (e1 FSr hkisra sna
Springfield la n teNl s;l9 M teE For CeuHecent kiv-
SortAsmpton For Hartford Providence and Fisht Baro4
a m JeI.l. For NewHAsen ksw-L0Hden and stoanyt0H
E Ss ne e. s' sud nd iss n 70 SoriSasptoS Tor
Housstonic Railroad FOR haagsiaek kalEoad a. a,
Sis D. N For Danbury and NerSak k4,Iose q NJ s'S
p.m janis u nOl l. S1pStin'ehos~A
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
m AID AID D. u fare "a Through Tickets sod foT Gin
rasssi ana Tie Nes; and fos Wsshugtcn Os4ns ard
The South and through baggage checked TO Washington u
- =" Anu " Woodbury. Assistant Superintendent.
No blsrse win be received for trains unless delivered and
checked 3 minutes IN sdvaass o. ne Ilae oiisssins
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Uaier-Gnre

nIOJTNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bng-
UI hAn,On, n T. eight hour. from Newly ~ l. ana
gS. n Has very beautiful Location, and saords Enasua
Seies ksr comfort and improvement In heath N the WINTER
se.,on For Circular, address }. r. NOhIht N y.
rINHE NETWORK WATER-CURE and Hf-
GIFHIC INSTITUTE Is located ct Nos Is and ID Leight
. ,ne door ron -. Johns Psk-Good BOARD can De oo
.in<d honn IS TO 81 per week. FULL lkEAAhENI Siin
bcard from - TO Is per week Transient persons Pc dA
and Bathing privileges for the ue Of guests nee o.
cI.rro Ofce Consultations rom a N TO P "a n 4
TRII,L NJ D.. sud ID. A. G0RToN, NJ d., PhysicaAns H.
FANCHER. Proprietor
mo WATER-CURE PROPRlETORS.-An ex-
perieDeed Physician and expert Lecturer Of 40
i IN kuogu having foT conducted model Ny Hstr
.i.be, now the MEDICAL CHARGE Of 80 NJ hne soqn
80 t.bNsbreut References erchHzged Address p W. G. r.
Phisdelpbis, Pa
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Builoing Hlaterials.

INNCAIISTIC TILES for FLOORS.-MlntOn's
~ Tue, for Vestibules Halls Dining Rooms Consequences
s.rhs and public buildings Of every Kind as a oy we
Abes 40 the Capitol Washington, and In many cnuIones
l.nka Aoels and dwellings In pert OF the country
.o aTpkik Chimney Tops Drain Pipe &c for saAo ~
MILLER 1 COATES,
No, 279 Pearl-st, New-fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

TT,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via SIONlNG-
L TON for BOSTON, PROvIDENCE-Land Route-The
,hor:est ana mos, direct-Canyins the Eastern Mail -
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel stone, and q
VANDERBILT Capt d. b. Sturees In connection Win ne
stonnon and Providence and Boston and Pro'idsnco HAN
road leaving New York daily sunday excepted rom re no
ington at D. M arrival Of the mali train which Leaves
The C. yANbERBILT from New-York, MOnds1, Wednes
day and Friday Sonngton, Tuesday ThurseAy and
Saturday. M.
day Saturday. From stoninstoa-honday wednesday
and Friday ~
Passengers proceed from S.Oninon Railroad 20 Proy
dence and Boston the Express Mail Train reaching said
In advance Of those BY other routes and In tins
Tor All the early Morning Lines connecting North anc East
nisht res. undsurbed breakfast desired aud eave
tor In the M train connecting at Providenoe with the
a M train for Boston
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train through
each way. - -. h..-s 49,.
or Al the Freight Oee Pier No North River or o.
the Office Of the Company No. 10 Battery place
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IN INsOLyENT rem his Deoss pursuant 70 TIE
Ions Of the I'd srce al the l title Of the Sh chsef o.
part the Revised pabsbed Oct ~ ss
JAMES NJ WHITE 81 the City Of Brookyn IN ne Ceany
ktugs the State 81 New has individual cakci e
y a member Of the hnn Of j. NJ WHITE UEDhhsi.
Creditor. appear before the Hon SAMUEL d. Monhso
CoErty Jsdsr q kinrs County law Of ths Sa
res Cozr .; bis ocs 1.-THE chambers Of the sAd yndse m e
y Hall 10 the Cay Of brootyn sad Cosny OF Kings on the
I'D December 1859 At 10 oecck the forenoon 70 snow
they have why assignment Of said insoveu, 60
should be made aud he be discharged from his debts
pursuant 70 law. JAMES NJ WHITE. IEsolvent
o2s lawsws J. ". EAGER Attorney for sad lnsolysui
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On b1of oN ana fhosIDEnCl, Wa NEW
a fO<f and FALL RIVER--Tbe splendid and .aperier
Essps METROPOLIS, Cspt Brown hase. nv Yorh every
IUk<DAY dhuhsDAY md SATURDAY al S,elees
y. ssd the EMPIRE STATE, CAPT, Brsyton on MONDAY,
TEDhEsDAY. md FRIDAY, q s'eloeA p N. from rez
No. g. ". r. =,
Hereafter rooms yin be regarded secured 70 any sfpd
VI; until The zane shAn have been paid for.
Preshi Boston forwarded through WITH great hspseh ~
a E.D rrs. Freight Train
uM hnEnEN A.sni Hsa 70 snd u We<.-sL
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miscellaneous.

ViLs-J COLWELL Iron Founder foot 2ith.s, Nsssa
prepared to gse eetinstes and fernish NJ LIP .,
~ 9eoe e,llons ssch Having large expcI.snes Ia the
- can tun out the u-oTk with dspaIeA- Tte AsstoA
nd kon CEnsoa Issa.