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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

BE CAUTIOUS l-Democrats, beware Of spu.
rious Tickets. The only Democratic ticket in
the field is the one at the head Of our columns,
All OthoTs are bogus, fraud! Before voting
examine your ticket carefully, and see that Il
contains crery name that we publish in To DAVIS
DEMOCRAT Receive no tickets from the Brod.
erickites, who will deceive you il possible
Be not imposed upon by their promises o.
professions, but show your indignation against
traitors by voting the full Democratic ticket
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

Every vote for the Brodcrick ticket is q
vote to continue the extravaganza, prongacy
and corruption which have characterized the
rule Of that faction. Whenever its leaders
have been in power, they have swindled the
pcoDlc
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03
Declaration of Intention.

II NOW all men By these presents that I, Mary Z.
IN Taylor, wife Of A. 7. Taylor Of PaeeFvilla Town
ship, Dorado county and state Of ca9nis, avaing
myself OF the ceneht Of an Act paced April lSh lSC
entitled Act to authorize married women 20 trans
act business IN their own names sole tTaderO do
hereby declare my intention 70 carry and transact the
count a. sole trader iu the county aoresAid wit;
genera! merchandiHins trading ronehng, LTai'iug
SponSbli for all deb contracted by me In the said 6usi
and d. declare furthermore that the capital in
vested By me In said business 10 less than Five Thousand
Dollars.
In witness Whereof have hereuuto Get my hand ana
Isl amxed my seal, this SOth day Of August, A. D.
1857. NARY L. TAYLOR.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

CBRrITCATE-I. the undersigned. Governor Of Hun.
gary. do testify hereby that Dr o. j. CGapkay has served
1aTiog the contest for Hungarian Liberty Chief Surgeon
In the Hungarian army. with faithful perseverance, -
whereof have given him ths certificate and do recon-
mend hin 70 che sympathy attention and protection Of oil
Shoss Who capable az approaching patriotic SStSaer
Gee and undsssFved misfortune
KOSSUTII I.AJOA. Governor Of Hungary.
XAahInGinn City. Jan. 6. lai4
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

pssn Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College Of Med
cine.

DIR. L. }. CIAPKAYS PRIVATE MEDICAL AND STR.
eAl Institute 10 RaeTamentO street. he"W Montgomery
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company ONE. San
francisco The DOct"s oers free consultation. and asks
Teu'uneratIOn unless he Effects . once hours,
from A. y. 70 . p. ~.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03
NOTICE TO SMOKERS.
r IV II
or the Best Havana Segars,
For so Cents,
AT g. HARRIS
PIasa Corner et0Fe.
THE MIGHTY HEALER!
TORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED
HoLL0WAY'S OINTMENT.

The free admissions Of al Nations - we'll a. the verdict
OF the leading Hospitals 0f the Old well the New
World stamp this powerful remedial Agent 40 the greatest
healing preparation made known suffering man.
the external Orces OF the skn invisible the naked eye
reaches the seat OF the Internal disease and In all
ternAl affections s antiinHammaoTy aud healing virtues
surpasS anything else record and IL Natures great
| ally.
Eryslpe1aS and Salt Rheum
Are two Of the most and virulent dlsoriers'
prevalent on this continent to these the Ointment eSpe
cialy antAgOnisc ts modus Operand hrs eradicate
| the venom and then complete the cure.
Had Legs, Old Sores, and Ulcers.
Cases Of many years standing that have peFtnAeiousy
refused to yield 70 other remedy treatment have
Invariably succumbed to few applications Of this power.
| fol unguent.
EruptlOns ON the Skin.
Arising from bad state Of the blood OF chronic disease
are eradcated and clear and TRANSPARENT surface
gained BY the restorative action Of this Ointment
passes many Of the cosmetics and other toilet appliances
In IT, power 70 dpel rAshes and ether Aagur6m0nts Of
| the face.
Piles and FistuIa.
Every form and feature Of sss prevalent and stubborn
disorders eradIcated locally and entirely BY the Of
co .n" %eas9 I'm e q H s
| ough and invAriahe.
Both the Ointment and tho Pill shOud be
used in tho .foIIoUin0 cdses:
BuniOnS, MsrcuriaI Erup. sweIId Glands sprains.
Burns, tons, Sore Legs, etR Joints
ChApH Hands, Piles, Bore Breasts letter,
Chilblains, Rheumatism, Sore Heads, Ulcers,
Piatula, Salt Rheum, Sore ThFoats. VeneFeal
Gont, ecaids, Sores, ell kinds. Sores,
Lumbago, Skin Diseases, Wounds Of ell kinda.
-. CAUTION None ere genuine unless the words
AcAosOdv. Nsso York and LOado~." ere observable
- wateFmaFk in every leaf Of he beck of directions
around each pot box e same may Be plainly By
AosdtN9 ~ Leaf 70 ~ eAA handsome reward will BE-
given any one rendering such Information may lead
70 the detection Of any party parties eoantereinG the
medicines vending the ssns knowing them 70 Be spu.
Fious.
- Sold 81 the Manufactures Of Professor HoGIOwAv
% Maiden Lane New York, and By all respectable Drug
gists and Dealers In Medicine throughout the United
States evSed world In pete ct - esnts % cents
/ and 81 each,
-lAsrS s esasldeTAbss saving By taking the larger
OlSes.
B-Drsetons for The guidance Of patients ia every
| disorder are AmSed 70 each pot
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

On this Goth day Of August A. H. 1859 peFSonsly an
peared before me- JuStce Of the Peace In and for said
county, Mary l. Taylor, wife OLA. T. TayoF. psrsoa-
ally known By me to b the perSou described and Wha
the foregoing declaration Of intsntioa Aavia
been oy me hrst made acquainted with the contents
thero Acknowledged TO me, OxaminatioA Oeparato
and apart from and without the hearing Of her Sad hus-
band that che executed the freely and voluntarily
and without fear oompuSon undue influence oil
said and that che docs not wish Fetraee the
execution Of the same. WM. @. DAVIs.
~ Swl Justice Il the Peace.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

S0 000 GERMAN AND AMERICAN CIGARS
OOSVOO SorSait lower than ever before saered d
this market, Nt'
D. EHwBAURRS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03
Water Cure and 1etoEps&AaC'
EstahliGh1nenf.



DIR. BARLOW !. SMITH.
n nADuArR q Ne N:x Yea lZgise EAssgss,.s o.
pAlhle sstahlisAaenI IN eAsEameale n ~
ant heess new oosapisa b. Mrs. x1sA, - N bswssA
SAh CaAaAuuAmaaG b Ne ARA On No RAsans esasssn
oen6lnes an ne advantages e Myaaanla maasa. -
Win b eQaal b aAy h Ne ANnnate @nAea ~ As -
emllA WITH Aa A@lyS vsM FeslAe d 10 las1za am9@e
Palge e ezpeaee "a y Wass1 = maAs . ssle -
yAseS ea4esss9 afsm Diseases e lAs ~ MsnsnsenA
CAAAEsAal A9soEieas. Diseases 90 ~ @snsA A1sS
kAAeys. DyepepelA, consllDaelsa. ApepasEys ~
= \. G s.S:: ss S; ssr: 20 =
q, Eula. Rrolapeas InaamAloa % o. nSwss, 0ssssa
and Aeula DaAFTAeA tAoe,e W eAe aavaneaass e 49,.
.leHeoa eeINre taAlnR p0lleAees dsHgs aaA Aas lag
the chances OF pernAAoae roeoveSy. .
1Aa aFTangeAenss Of the tna1itullea ere pastsgR
AdApeeA 70 the successful lFeAlmeas - aeessAs oo
AMa dplaesMsnts euFvAtuFes eftAe sae -, e. Oes
ant apartments and the beet medical end 0aFgeae ee0s
eA anA nHeesa 10 the osAls ane
taesa 70 render pAFnrllloA easy ehA 1aaasaA 'a.lH
mere VIII b oynAas,an ~ la1lss e - eg11D.
MICTR0 oHEASIcAL BATRR. - vslnhss = $780,
uAe pNisoAa beth mineral end VeRaeahas, - = thooe
msat q Rhsemalsn. NsaFAlslA. e.. Vii .
V PAlieata without sxtFa charge 81 1895
DONK eEffIN0. DIR. Saith 6ths s6lR eaela OasnsaA
possessing Ne aSt 81 Bee estelAa - $1,000
b the eeleAsAted n. Sweet, ~ OaaHssa.sRA
~, 4 I@leed ns@eer q p.rseas AssGAe pASsasa.sa1
D.. eMlM VIII atiaaA pat,sals b aag perl e ~ -.
fH00 HILla ~ oftAs eF1 e I'D, WsssasH d.!
Wln take charge Of he AuslAsso eeVaFt@saG
T11AE9s
90 70 On pr Wet, aeesFdaag b Ne aNAsaAsa ys
CoaealsAelonS, tRGk, verbal e ~ lsl.ee. ~ I. =,
= -'''''-' BARLOW !. Nait9A: 4. n y
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03
~ THE FOLLOWING LETTER, =

Phteh empneuesly spsess or ne.H vas vrtien y me
bean Of The Faculty Of the Phlladepha College Of Ned
sine 70 the editors Of the Pacific Medical and Surgical
JSsFnsi, San Francisco, for publication:
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18th, 1872.
10 ~ EdSOvs ef ~ Pacific MEDICAL and Surgical
JOSrNdI :-0enemen: ny attention has been called tran
article The December No. Journal In regard 10
che al SNdSS degree granted By the Philadelphia College
II Medens TO Dr. L. CEapksy. When the application
Tor ihe degree made 70 the Racuy. it aceompA
uisd BY adaViS and testimonials effect that DR..
Csaptsy regular graduate y. ~ the University
If Pssh, had ssFved Surgeon Ia the hungarian army
strength ~ thsSe the drRTee granted The al suhds
AseTsS, s impiiss Conferred sduatsS Oy
and gives privileges lad there been The Sgh;'S
suspicion Of rreEuarty the application would have b+cn
refused ny inserting this In Jour Journal you will DO
AsI Of justice to the College and confer favor
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

Re the RuAaAos
ne: ela1Tu hAytng sssaAlsAsA ~ 49, Waa8owS
Aaa AoloSpAtAle IASlllnaleA = IN 80, eaA
laAePOaA n Ne saecaes Il eseA - lassss. 5sss
HesnSel aaa rational psaspass e. ~ - -
enRA tNysaetAA ~ AAtoFe. We e. eeisese - ne1a
aasers sAOee WAo OeaslN hin 81 49, 49,
and verify al that h Saia n ~ AVse. .o... al
Late 81 IN W.T. q "a
RaerAmsaIO, Aprn OotA, ls50. -lal
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03
EruptlOns on the skin,

Arising from bad state 0f the blood OF chronic disease
are eTadlcated, and clear and Transparent surface
gained BY the restorative action Of this Ointment sur.
many Of the cosmetics and other toilet appliances
In IT, To dspel rashes and ether aguFcmsnts Of
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

Big Bar township will roll mp handsome major
its both the Other tickets in favor Of the de-
H."crAcy aud u the Utte parts 81 Iae county will
show as hAndsnmc IeluLns az We will you need have
no fears for the result so mote il be- Yours, truly,
DOUGLAS DEMOCRAT
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

Cases Of many years standing that have pernAeiousy
refused to yield 70 any other remedy or treatment have
Invariably succumbed to few applications Of this power.
fol unRuenl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-11

SALE OE THE COLLINS SrEAMERs-The Collins
steamships Baltic, Atlantic, and Adriatic, Were
soid al private sale in New York, on Friday, by
Brown Brothers 4 Co, mortgages. TO the Pacific
Mall steamship Company and the Panama Rail-
road Company CONFORMITY. The price paid for the
vessels has not transpired. The arrangements
heretofore existing between the Pacific COMPANY
ana the United States Mail Steamship Company.
IN u Roberts, President will expire by limita
hon on the LIST Of October, and the Atlantic ser.
vice will hereafter be performed by the Panama
haliroad company with the steamships Adriatic
and Baltic .r-....' -. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-11

ANOTHER RAILROAD AccIDEST.-The Buffalo
and New York express train, on the New York
Central Railroad, passed through Oneida, on
Thursday morning. at a speed of forty miles an
hour. When a short distance out Of town, it came
to place where new rails had just been carelessly
and insuficiently laid. The result was, as might
have been expected, three passenger cars were
thrown Oh the track and down an embankment
The wreck was thorough The people were
dashed against each other and the sides and roofs
OF the cars Hardly person escaped greater or
less injury, although, mysteriously, nobody was
killed About forty passengers were bruised and
battered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-11
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Constitution asks what the ''0pposi-
ton, or the various factions that compose it,
at the present day, present to the people as
reasons for changing a system which has been
so fully tried, and worked so well as the plat
form Of the Democratic party, which it says Is
a fixed fact in the. past and present history OF
the Republic, and Is founded upon immutable
principles, cOeval with and interviewer with
the organization of the institutions of the coun-
try, and whose doctrines are embodied in the
Declaration of Independence and the Constitu-
ton of the United States. 1t pauses for
reply.
The HfeiIiesHesy, in reply to Kentucky
correspondent, requesting it to publish an cpl
tome Of the principles now respectively sup
ported by the Opposition" and Democratic
parties, after suggesting the perplexing nature
of the service asked at its hands, confesse:
itself equally in the dark in regard to the doc.
trines of the American and Republican parties
and even more at q loss to convey an intelli'
gible idea Of the doctrines of the Democratic
party. In each case, however, it refers it:
correspondent to the best data that it has al
hand, to enable him to arrive at bis own con
illusions on the subject. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-11

BrDr- Cullen, Of Dublin, is out with a long
PASTORAL letter To the clergy OF his in which
L. denounces Piedmont and favors Austria
IL Victor r Ward, OF LousvilIe-the hog
who was whipped by Butler, the school teacher
Whlch whipping was the first act in the Mat
Ward uagedy-died on the 26th nit
W The Wisconsin Methodist Conference has
Scnptnrai adultery, which consists in MARRYING a
second we while the first is living, from whom
he was legally divorced, but not for the reason
for which the Bible allows divorce
III The Persia carried out ouite bevv NJ mo-
tabiltes among them Mrs. W ats Sherman. SEN
ator Benjamin. John Van Buren,, Richard O,;o,.
man, Rufus w Peekham, Alexander duncan
Perish Crsdit'' Beardsley Of Utica, and Sir
George Bunham. "Prince john now makes ,
trip to Europe every summer, preferring to enjoy
his vacation at the country places and among the
country gentlemen Of England rather than Al
Newport or Cape May. Mr.. Van Buren, has a
daughter--a beautiful young creature-in Europe
completing her education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-11
PERSONAL.

" est charscter-I tender you all my sincere
thanks and best wishes thar man is best with for
Kind treatment and earnes II enc in saving my
propcrty-to tho Fire Conpanies especially. and
friends generally. May Heaven attend you, and he
dent servant. ALFRED JONES.
WashinEton. July g. lass. ys-st.
GAME TO THE HOUSE OF THE SUBSCRl-
" Der, on the Sd instant, small COLOR ED BOY,
rease come forward and, By paying for tails sdver-
nsepenf, ase mn naTsTSEyucocu -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-11

IL Walter $. Land charged with the murder
Of Benz. F. Flanagan, in Princess Anne county.
Va, escaped from the officers on Thursday last,
while being conveyed from the county Jail for
safer keeping in the city prison at Norfolk He
jumped from the rockaway in which he was
riding, slipped his handcutis, and succeeded in
making good his escape in the dense underground
OF a swamp by the roadside. The officers are
severely censured for their delinquency in the
matter, and hints are current Of bribery and col.
lusion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-11

D-In Philadelphia, on Friday afternoon, the
new Steam Fire Engine Washington" was
tried with great success. She threw 22s feet
through go feet of hose and Ia inch nozzle
She also threw 236 feet through I = inch nozzle
with 30 feet OF hose, and 237 feet through 4
inch nozzle and 100 feet of hose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-11

IL In the supreme court in New York on Sat-
urday morning, the counsel for Felix Sanchez. the
murderer, convicted of the murder Of his father
law, presented bill of exceptions. The court
thereuPon granted stay Of proceedings until the
general terms and court Of appeals pass upon the
ruling of the court of sessions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-11

MINOR DEAD LErTERs.-In addition to the
money letters, spoken of some days since, the
number of letters registered and sent from the
dead letter Office for delivery to the owners
during June, 1859, was 1,O26, containing in
bills of exchange drafts, checks, notes, &c,
1888 los. l0d., S2l9, 04O.79, and 9,737 francs.
Also, 100 deeds and land titles, 80 articles of
agreement and powers Of attorney, 10 certif-
Gates of stock, Ii pension papers and land war
rants, court papers, and Sc miscellaneous
articles.
Of the above, 32S letters were evidently re-
turned to the dead letter office for want of
care and attention on the part of the writers,
26S Of them being misdirected and GO held for
postage. Many more were apparently misdi.
reeted, but, not bearing the address inside as
well as outside, the fact could not be fully de.
termined without other evidence than that
furnished by the letter.
These 32S letter contained in drafts, notes
&c, SlO7 ,3ll.95, IL deeds, powers of attor-
ney, pension papers, and IL miscellaneous
articles. ..... :....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-11
Book Notices..

We have received from Messrs Taylov~ "'u''
specimens Of the following new BODY
Walter Thornley, or Peep at e ras'' Dy Tue
author of ALLEN Prescott and :~dida'" Harper
& Brothers, New York.
Lives Of the Queens Of <cotland, Vol. VIII,
embracing the lives of EfLabeih Stuart, the first
princess royal Of Great britain; and Sophia, Eiec-
tress Of Hanover; hrAgnes Strickland, author OF
the "Lives of thsQueens Of England Harper
Il Brothers Nv York. We deem il enough to
saw Of this look that It is in Miss Strickland's
usual clear md forcible STYLE and with her usual
complexities of detail. An interesting feature in
1t is tie autographs of the subjects Of the book
Thjs volume closes this series of royal biogrs.
piles.
Cicero de Offciis, with marginal analysis and
an English commentary; edited for the Syndic,
Of the University Press, by the Rev. Hubert Ash.
ton Holden, A. NJ, Vice Principal of Cheltenham
College; first American edition, corrected and en-
larged by Charles Anthem, LID, Professor OF
Greek in Columbia College, New York. Harper
Brothers, New York. The object of the Amer
lean edition. he says has been to present his young
countrymen with good rnr,orNm edition of THU
book, containing every thing calculated to clear
up the difficulties in the original.
Elementary Grammar-Etymology and Syntax
abridged from the octave edition Of the siEnglist
Language In us elements and forms, :" and design
ed for general use in common schools; by VIM. C
Fowler, late Professor of Rhetoric in Amherst Col
lege; Harper & Brothers, New York This ap
pears to be very plain and comprehensive manu-
al in the important branch of education of which
il treats
From Taylor Maury, we have also Abbott.
History of the French Revolution as viewed in
light Of Republican institution The author. Rev
John 3. C. Abbott claims that the struggles of an
oppressed people to emancipate themselves from
feudal despotisms can be more impartially related
by writer who sympathses in political feeling
or principles than by authors of arstocratic ten
denotes. This work il profusely illustrated, and
issued in handsome style by the Harpers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-11
LOST AND FOUND.

cS REwARD-I.ost,In the First Ward, on the
epO night of the eth inst, at the fire, an ACCOUNT
BOOK. which contained market accounts. The
above reward will be given to any one returning the
same to l. PFLUGER, Western Market, bacon
stand. ~ jy n-2t'
HS0 REWAkD.-Stolsn on Saturday morning,
pOU July 9th. from 1913 III street, Washington.
y. G.. aquantity of SILVER, consisting OF 2ooaf
k%1s. an. n'd other articles amounting in al to fys
Jewellers ana Pawnbrokers are warned to stop
Them pres -nted for sale. The above reward viii
bs pad on their return to 32S H street, Washing.
ton city. jy list
ESTRAY.-Came TO my stable on the 18th in slant.
II BAY HORSE about fifteen hands ~
high; The owner Is requested TO come for IN
ward. prove property, pay char gees, an takeN<N
aim away. t.E A. =. ID. WAKEFIELD,
y3-a' Bridge street, Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-11
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

! A SHINING MARK FOR VENON's SHAFTS, Is
Mr.. r. C. Winthrop, of Boston, Massachusetts
whose late letter to Hiram Ketchum is the topic
of much inyidious criticism on the part OF the
Republican party press His offence Is the per-
spicacity with which he makes it plain that
abolitionism is day by day more and more en-
dangering the perpetuity of the Union; for
doing that they abuse him, as they pet Senator
Douglas spprovingly for arguing that one may
aid and abet abolitionism with might and main
without becoming responsible, directly or indi-
rectly, for its sins against the future peace Of
the State. Mr.. Winthrop virtually addresse
himself to the conservative interest at ne
North, showing it that the progress Of abe"'on-
ism is neither more nor less than thsProsresS
of this Government to the point of s.Ange II i's
affairs when it must obey the lao, all nature
and human sffairs-dissoluti0> All VINO read
history know that governy<nts, Ike men, die
when their time comes- ne surely and invsri-
ably, though the lifssfhe oil some Oh 'nem are
spun out over my<S eenturies' thelr iehg'n
being generally heasured by their deserts OF
Iife9tbose ds<fving to live on account of the
iustice with which the laws are administered
and the mount of happiness and prosperity
tbav cure for their citizens and subjects Of
cop<e living longer than those who squander
| y<eir means of living and doing good to society
Jas the individual spendthrift and bad man lays
the foundation of premature death by too fast
living.
1t is to be regretted that thousands who
agreeing with Mr.. Winthrop, are persons like
him Of deserved popular influence at the
North, do not take pen IN hand to the same
end. What is wanted, is to fix Northern pop
ular attention upon the dangers and disabil-
tiles Of political efforts to change the character
the rights, duties and functions of the Gov
eminent of the United States, from those CON-
promised ON in the formation of the COnstitu-
ton; more especially wherein such changes
are regarded by great section of the Confed-
eracy as being neither more nor less than eff
forts to deprive them Of political rights which
they regard as being well nigh of as much i'm
portance to themselves as life itself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-11

u WIN muihOIidnd ana Alexander Leeds
two young men who figured principals in 4
disgraceful Prize-fght, which took place at Pea
Shore, n. j., Sunday week, were arrested in Phil
adelPhia, on Thursday afternoon, and handed
over to the New York authorities. who, having
got the principals, are in search for the
seconds and spectators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-11

IL Cyrus w. Plummer, at Boston, whose SEN
tence to death has just been commuted to impris-
Onment for lfe,was baptized on Thursday, and on
Friday submitted to have his daguerreotype taken
for several Of his friends. He was then convened
to the State Prison for life