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REFEREES SAIE

STATE OF observation-disclosures County Circuit Court
Gilbert q. Davidson against Peter Miller Margaret MIlo
Jane Handbook and Diedrich Halls g. = 'Ai''i
VIRTUE and in pursuance of a fnaliudo
ineht Tor the sale of the mortgaged premises herein
after described, made and entered In The above
cause on the 18th day of November 1867 at the recna
Term OF SAID court, l. Hiram Holbrook referee duIv an
pointed by order of said court shall offer for sale and s
az pubic auction to the highest bidder therefor ~ The
'front.' door OF the court house in the city ahd county Of
nehosha and state of Wisconsin, at eleven O'Clock in tbe
forenoon OF Saturday. March H. 1860, the following de-
scriDed lot or parcel of land, much thereof as vii
pc Sucien to satisfy said judgment and costs together
WIN the costs and expenses of such sae-tha is 10
Lot number five t5J, in block number seven 7 in IN,
hrst ward of the oily of Kenosha aforesaid Terms ~
sale-Cash, HIRAM nor pD0oH n iHo VI
Dated December Z, 1859 Roc ~
D. s. & f. II. Head, PIT Attys
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KENOsHA COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT,-wm Little
Mf LAID, George J. Williams against Thomas H.
e Virtue of judgment of foreclosure in this ac-
ne uon entered May tenn 1859, shall sell at public
auction Tor cash, at the Court House in Kenosha cit
wisconsin, February 23rd 1860, O'Clock in the al
the following described mortgaged property to
VII commencing forty rods south of the center OF The
quarter of section in town one of
east said starting point being on the line
DIVIDING the quarter section NORTH and south to run in
SAID line thrtythree rods south thence east six rods
thence north by eastery that in running thirty
rods northerly there shall be angle four reds
thence west ten rods the place of beginning
with the buildings situated thereon o.
WILLIAM SEYMOUR Referee
J. J. PETIT PLAINTIFFS AHorneV '
October %, 1852 '..a.. 9mot
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REFEREES SALE.

State of Wisconsin, Kenesha County Circuit Court.
Lee Clain against Nicholas Eh Mary NJ Ehle Lyman
n. Phelps:
by VIRTUE and in pursuance of final
pJudgmen for the sale othe mortgaged premises here
made and above entitled
thday of November d. 1859 at the regular Court
Hiram Holbrooka reere duy appoint by ord
shall offer for sale and sell at public Auction highe
bidder therefor the front door of the in the
city and county of Kenosha and State Wsconsnat ten
cleck in the forenoon Saturday March hAD 1860
lowing described lot parcel land uch
will be sufficient to satisfy said judgment and with
costs and of said salethat
II in block No. fourteen If Fsk's Addition to the
city of Kenosha: begging the south Section
-23-east. Terms of Sale-CAsH,
o. So F. Ii. HEAD, HIRAM HOLBROOK
Plf. Attys. Referee
Dated December z 1889 9no7
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STR oNG & FULLER Pl1ps A
Mortgage Foreclosure.

state OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS County Circuit Court
Fisk and John Lamb. ' '' -
Rf tlkTUE and in pursuance Of a final judgment for
me foreclosure and sale of the mortgl ged premises
hereinafter described made and above
on me ~ Gay Of november A. d. 1859 november
9 sad court Hudson Fox, sheriff Of Kenosha Comfy
here at the front door Of the House. in the city
OF KenssLa and State of Wisconsin, at two O'clock
o the afternoon OF Saturday the 18th day of March, a. d.
loO e foowng described land and estate or SO much
as sha be Sufficient to satisfy the said Judgment and
together with the costs Of such SALE Wit All that
piece parcel ortrae of land lying and being the ci-
" Oh Kehosha IN the county of KenOsha
and more particularly described follows to wit the east
city of Hin, SON Foy Ser6 Of ysnasIs e-1e
Dated December IL, 1859. SmooJ
W ebSt9r 4 SehOf, Plf's
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ESTRAY,

7Ss@wA Came into the enclosure of the subscriber
S'V9sN# in the the town, of Pleasant Prairie, on or
III ~ about the LIST ofNovember last, two yearng
-~4Aa-.A4%l iefers one light red with star in the
ana the left ear cropped-the other dark red
Win star In the forehead The is requested to
prove property pay charges and take the same away
THOMAS IRVING.
FleasSht Pralrle, Dec. II, 1867. 4w27
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Fisk, blk 10, lying W of e ! sd 10 sw 81 1868
do 1t l: II, lying W of e sd / II sw 81 So
do lot 9, b H. lyibgw of e ] sd Ii sw 81 3 50
do lots, 3 Ii, lying W Of e sd s ii sw 81 sc
The following is in Range 81
Fuller & Hackley- Beginning 25
rods S cor S e ar sec 80. n DO
rods, W Ii rods, 40 rods, G ii
rods, of which the west ia has
been redeemed, containing 81 ac Sc sc u
The following is in Range 80. --
Quarles- part W Or sec 80, begin
100 rods n W cor sd ar 90
rods, e l60 rods, n 90 rods, W to
beginning, containing 20 acres NV 30 1542
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THOMAS PRICTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER
Liquors, Irish and Scotch Vybistsev

Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch Whisky
London Porter, Scotch Ale, CIGARS DC.
Brnndies.--Otord, Dapuy q. Co., l. Cheron' s
Ghd11pasgne, @. Admyrauld, 4. Lona5at, j. &.
f. MqrtaA, RaStean Charruyer, L. Ma, rion,
y. j. Dupuy, Damien. =
Gins-C2lOgne, DuKuypers, Key, Thistle
RuMs-Jamaica, st. Croig -.sI
WhisIkeys-Old Monongajtela.
Wines -Burg"ndy Port, Madeira, Malaga, Por
and pure juice, Sherry D. G Gordon, ONE
Grades ...-.
ChdmpGfgHe Hetdstck and Heads,ck e. Co., do Lalle-
mand do Queen Victoria, do. Ducal Gr0pe
CLaret IN casks, Claret in cases, White in casks
White an cases, Mwscat, Muscat in cases. Bran
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy, COrdials, Buffers.
Alcohol, Pure Spirit I '1T-'' ' .
a. lricture's Double Rectifed Whiskey. in lots or
by the barrel Kenosha. Wis dis.nI6vie
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RETU RV L.aJVDs.

TWNHE FOLLOWING LOTS AND PARCELS
of land were returned for the taxes of 1856, and
sold April A. 1851 and unless redeemed before the
14th of April 1860, will be conveyed for the benefit of
those concerned. REUBEN H. DEFINING,
l19w26 Clerk Board of Supervisors Kenosha Co, Wis
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Medicines, &c.
DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
VFRMTFUUGE
AND
LIVER PILLS.

LIVER PILLS.
WE beg leave to call the atten-
W ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the mos,e popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
". UDt%. N Lanes Celebrated
Vermlluge and Liver Pills.
We Do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what thor name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS.
For thScurc of Liver COMPLAINTS,
all BILIOUS DERANGEMENTs SICK
HEAD-AcNE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when adj
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING Brothers,
PITTsBURCH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termlned that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
DRAFTED Verndfuge and Liver Pills
snail Continue to occupy the bioh
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
Will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and PUrest material, and CON,
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa. |
,a, - ~ Dealers and physicians ordc,in,, G, o.,
sI, t."lns Bros will do well to writa thS CLnels
Heo5 Bc5 a L aG aoe but Dr. ArLoaS Drpar SI9J b
them raI we VIII r, r. To those wishing 10 give
threecont un.e" states, 0ac box OF Pills s ~ KY
fourteen tr oa,E Stamps on vial Of Yrrnif, I've
be accom- M stamps MI orders ilom Canaan ,o
PANIED by twenty cents extra. 0'''"'@ musa
:. Ko@ENsoN, Agent fro Kenosbs. J
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SO1AERS.

III Pomeroy--part n or sec z, bug
80 rds W W Line B, M & CIR L .g. ..-..
line 854 rds 8 line sd or, g
rds IL links, II rds IL links,
80 rds links, W 107 rds 95 ks
to bng 2One7 ~
ID Pingree-part hf sec z, be
ginning at W cor sd hf sec,
to or line, e to Il point 80 rods
W W line ed II r or to n cor 81
M Pomerov's land, to W line of
IL K, ne OH sd whine to within 80
rods ofn line sec w to centre line e.rtts
or, IL 80 rods, W to begin,
except W or and W 90 acres
IL aPy sd sse "a acre. wqr q aasv y
= Runals-n 43 a of $50 a W al. 43 sv I 90
e Howland-s 43 of sc a 5 W or AZ sw 7 IL
Bond-part g or sec 7, begin a-
80 rods cor of sec, n AZ rds srs f.. ..-. e. ...
wto line Racine Road, on sd ..,. ~.
road 494 rods to beginning Csc 2
j Bond-part hf S e or sec Z, all
OF Rae road, except coming at
g cor hf, 40 rods, e TO e bank -
Pike river, on bank to race
way, thence on bank race way
TO n line or sec, thence W to bng645 S g II
Clafin-w 40 acres II w or 100 NV Is 30
Fisk-w IS acres W or emo IS sw Is. %
o S Head--n IL of all that parts
eqrsec Is. which lies W of the .
road leading from Kenosha to
Racine except 10 acres sold to
M Jacobs ..I-Traa.- Fl. AZ e Is IL
Fisk-e part fir sec Is lying
of Ken & Rae road SO se Is 81
5 Fisk-p frac or sec 10, except
the following: begin ON W line
/ sd or sec 724 rods II w cor, e to
| Pike River, following bank
| of river to line sd or, to be-
! ginning, except also X L & high
way 9Sns1s %
S Fisk--n 724 acres or 724 swl9 6
M Howland---s hf hf eqr sec7,
| except what lies of Racine road
| and railroad track 37Es IA
Y M Blossoms or sec l9, except a.
railroad track 156 sw 10 46
Clafin-s fir or lo4 8 9 10 Is
blossom n e or 12S II 80 80
| do hf W or sec 30
| except Pa in n cor, 40 rds II &
| and 492 rds e & W 6S NV 30 81
Levi Blossom part @ qrnwqr
sec ~, bng 20 rds n e cor sd or
! sec, 90 rds n & s, 894 e & W 6nw 30 9
| GIN Blossom n hf hf wqr % NV 80 z
| do part W or II or
| sec 30, bng at cor sd n w or.
| g so rds, Ii 40 rds W so rds, 40
r, rds to beginning d. l24 NV 30 7
Henry Sheldon s hf hf O or
sec 80, except the following,be-
| gin at o cor or, II o rds,
| % rds, 10 rds G 80 rds and ex. So
cept also railroad track SO 80 25
5 Fisk hf W hf Il W qrn or 10 nw3l 8
| S Fisk. part hf e hf or NV
| or, bng II rds W cor s W qrn ~
| wgr, W rds, II 80 rds, rds,
8 80 rds and except highway 4 NV 81 10
& Perry partn or W or sec
| 81, bng s rds IL G cor n W or
| sw or, W 6 rds, 40 rds, @ rds,
40 rds except highway II sw 81 %
H Whitney part W hf $ or sec
81, bng at n cor lot 2, blk IL,
| Fisk's add, s 30 rds, 8 rds, n
20 rds, e rds, except Il r track l sw 81 5
S Fisk part W hf s or sec 81,
| beginning DO rds and Sc rds Q
! n W cor or, g rds, 34J rds
/ w to cor Fisks add, On W
| line sd add to point 81 rods II
| of line of W or, W % 2-5 rds.
! II 70 rds, Sc rds, n 30 rds to be-
| ginning. except highway IA sw 81 64
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H. KNAPP, WI. d.,
FORMERLY NEW YORK
Professor of Antony Il Physiology

RUNALS HOUSE, KENOsHA,
EVERY MONTH, in regard to all diseases which he treat
with unprecedented success system. He cures
Chronic of diseases which have been pronounced
fncddte by the Medical Faculty generally such as Ner-
vous and Neuralgia Affections, Diseases of woman, all
forms of Scrofua Dyspepsia Constipation Skin Diseases
Cancerous and Tuburcuous Affections including Pumo-
nary Consumption, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Epilepsy
Asthma Salt Rheum Rentent and Intermittent Feyers
the Diseases of Children, etc. All of Seminal Ennis
sions which carrying thousands grave ennualy
He treats successfully, entire method all dis
eases of the EAR and EYE 49, 49,
remember the Doctor does promise all stages
OF diseases. While all diseases are carQbe if tax en- in
time all stages are not Your may be durable This
week, not neaS-0-ddy not toOrr0o hence the danger
of delay. rs - -. -
G nsul tatio Free.
The Doctor will be at his Rooms Wednesday noon Nov
2H, to Thursday noon Nov. 2Ah - :
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: CIRCUIT COURT, County Of Kenosha. The State Of
Wisconsin to Bohan s. Shepard ~ =
VOU ARE hereby summoned and required te answer
the complaint OF Henry b. Towslee which is filed in
the office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit court for Kenosba
county, at his office in the city of Kenos1a and to serve
copy OF your answer on US at Office in the city and
county Of Kenosha and State of sc ,msn within ninety
days after the service hereof exclusive day of such
service and il you fail to the as afore
said, the said Henry b. Towsee will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated December goth, 1859.
o. s. Il. r. H. HEAD.
6w2S Plaintiffs ATTORNEY,
Witness Hon. David Noggle Judge of said Court
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OFFICE OF CRY ypr1 orr -

1 hereby give notice that the Tax Rolls contairi
Lists of all the General Taxes, assessed and levied
all the Taxable Real and Personal estate within the li
Of the city of Kenosha for the ear 1885, have been d
vered to me for collection and that payments thereon
daily, during business hours the last Monday in Fen
ruary, A. d. 1860. - "
All Taxes must be paid before the first day of daqayv
D. $780, otherwise shall proceed enfor ce colection
as the law directs. '''i0ii
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ABRAHAM II.
ESTRAV.

Ne@WzN Broke into the enclosure of the subscriber
~EaSH IN the town of Pleasant Prairie in October
II N last, one Heifer and two Steer Calves last
-..ssA-spring's caves-ght coored spotted and
SLey. me owner y requested to prove property nav
charges and take the same away F'PO'' P"'
Pleasant Prairie, Dec. 6, 1850. 4w3f
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MARBLE FACTORY.
HUGGINS s. WASHRuRN

M N 4" mems, GravesIOnes Sc
E. C. HIGGINS, D. G. wAsHRupN
H. ROBERTS. General Agent Iy39'
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CIRCUIT Court, County q Kenosha, The State Of Wis

CBkcolF COURT County Of Kenosha, The State of Wis
S9hsi n 70 Joseph Kenyon and Elias H. Buttrick
" " AXE hereby summoned and required to answer
Ihe complaint OF James H. Foster which is GIed In
oce OF the Clerk of the circuit Kenosha coun
y a. his Office, in the cyof Kenosha to serve COW
OF your ansEeron at office the city and county
OF and State Of Wisconsin, withn ninety days
after the service OF the day OF ch
vice. and you fail to the complaint as Aforesaid
the SAD James Foster will apply the Court for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint. Wv '
Dated Dec. Doth, 1859. ...
~ o. S. =. H. HEAD, PITS Attvs
witness Hon, David Nogge, Judge Of said Court
L. . al kenosha, in said county, this Goth day Of De-
seihOer' 1902 L. B, NICHOLS, Clerk
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GRATIS! GRATIS 4 GRATIS!!
Il free GIFT to all

MISERY RELTETED
Natures Guide, and popular work. full of yau-
able advice and impressive warning, alike calculated to
prevent years OF misery and thousands lives
distributed without charge and forwarded by mail pre-
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FROM K'y Mr. McMULLES, Pastss of the Roberts Chanel
DR. r. " pott lNDIANAPolIss Oct. 6, 1857,
co. - v. hooack-Dear nave used your Flood Pnri-
at times r G 3ee rom which have suffered much
banpv ee - peasant to the TASTE certainly has
Hcit upon thJ nerves. Please accent nv tbants 70.
your kihd regards, and believe me yours P NY H wi
j, w. T. McMULLEyJ
Ri MI ohce and Sales Rooms, No East FourtA ST
from Main street, Cncinnoti LabOra tory in
e For Sale by P. R OBIESON. Kenosha. -..
MAJ ny r. Robinson, Renosha; r. Anderson & Co Will
b & " druggists and Merchants generally throughout
1y5
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PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE.-Estabished %
years ago by Dr. KINKELIN of Third and Union
streets, Philadelphia, Pa. $50 ~ -----''l
TWENTY TWO YEARS.
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SHERIFR,S SALE

State of wiseonan,-Kenosha county Circuit Court
'lkTUE OF an execution duly issued and 10 me iii.
11 rected and delivered in favor Of William II Wiley q
Luther A. Wcks and against the goods chattes lands
tenementS OF Charles Rhodes have levied upon and sb
sen at aueti9n to the highest bidder therefor The
aoo Of tne Court House. in tho county az
stateo iseonsn at 10 o'clock NJ Of the 81 dav Of sn
a " Ioo the ing described estate to
OF section FIVE Isl town til north Of
and ths east twenty acres of TIT so nth %
sne quarter of Two (2) same town and
also the west haf Of the southeast quar-
d hye w town two 2 range tepty-two east
east quarter of the uth-east uaref Of .eetjon
and being in the town soners county Of Keroeba
of Wisconsin Hunsox Foy IS @ heaogAa anu state
n$ted December 18th, 1889 - e. SuA'S'
j. B. JlsuH, PITTS Attornav. ="
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Than pIop Diacr p and nhysicnns ordering from shor.
Distinctly. and VIII 90 wen to write tbci orders
th tr noI' ai2g I To those wis6in1 to 9S
bart Of tb" WE WIN forward per Da post pai5 q, s 5
fnrteen postage stamps or one vial Of Ysrm If we've
be gtGe stamps All orders pm Canaah ,ot
=. ko@gNsoN, Agent fro Kenosba
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-24
The CLAW Family.

An old letter, written in l84S, by the late
Rev. Porter Clay-thcn preaching at Alton,
ILL.,, gives the following facts in regard to the
origin Of the Clay Family:
Your wishes To know something about the
history Of our family could not be granted
within the limits Of letter. Tho following
concise. account must suffice. In the reign
of Queen Elizabeth, Sir Walter Raleigh
brought over to the Virginia plantations,
among others, three brothers, sons, Of Sir
John Clay, Of Wales England. lie gave
each Of them $4,000 which was q very
large fortune at that time. Their names were
Chas. Thomas and Henry. They lived on James
river, near Jamestown. Two Of them, Chas
and Thomas, had large families. Henry haC
no children. The name of Henry has beer
handed down in both branches of the family
with great tcnacity ever since. CaS>ius NJ
Clay is a descendant Of Charls Clay; Henry
and myself from Thomas Clay. Thus tho
two brothers alluded to are the progcnitors o
all the Clays in the United States.
My father, as you have heard, was a clcr
gyman of the Baptist denomination. lie dice
in carly life, leaving seven children-foul
without children, with the exception of Hen
ry and myself. My mother was married thu
second time, and raised family Of six chill
dren. two of them are still living-Nathanic
W. Watkins and Frank Watkins, residing il
Missouri. My brother Henry has had clever
childrcn-six daughters and five sons. Tn,
daughters arc all dead, and one son, II. Clay
Jr., who was killed at the battle of Bucn,
Vista-his wife having previously died, leav
ing three children, who are with their moth
er's connexions in Louisville. Three of my
brothers sons are settled near him, in thu
neighborhood of Lexington. Two Of these
Thomas and James B. Clay are married anC
doing well-one lawyer, the other farmer
John, the, youngest, whom you saw at Wash
ington, is with his father at Ashland. Theo
dorc, his eldest son, is in the Lunatic Asylum
in Lexington, a confirmed lunatic.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-24

TnE lover is like n monarch; his heart g
the world; he stalks as q Colossus, with the Iit.'
tlO affairs Of the universe, the wars and pell-
ciCs playing at hO-pCCp about his legA With
sigh in his ear, just fresh and palpitatinR.
from the bosom Of love, and It's fellow hallf
strangled in the throat as it leaps to respOndf
your lover has neither sense nor .cOmprshemr
sion Cor the dull actualitcs that other meup
bruiSe their patience against. To him past
and present, loss and profit, good and III, ere
Al merged in one sensation; a kiss blots out
the universe, and the raptnrous ecstacy thae
tingICs in his blood is light, day, lie, respira-
tiOn-the sum Of everything which makes up
existence.
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would be if the consequences of sin could be
as easily etfaced. But that she knew by ex-
pe:ience could not be.
In the three days since she had first been
careless Of the right, that dollar, which she
had suffered to slip through her fingers, had
brought sin or uhhappiness to herself, the two
huckstcrs, the minister's wife, the hypocritc,
and the prosecuted foreigner. They--nOnc Of
them-would ever, during their whole lives,
escape from the consequences of her culpable
neglect, in not stopping the circulation Of that
counterfeit dnlnr
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-24

Tho AmAdor Ledger closes an article on
the result Of the late election as follows
The republican party, with all its boaSting;
has grown !" small by degrees, and beAuti-
fully less" All their castles in the air have
been demolished, every veStiGc Of hope Cor
1860 has forever fled, aud they refuse to be-
cOmi0rted. We shall not be surprised to
hear Of their leaving the State in large NUNS
berS
At the coming Presidential election the de-
mocracy Of this State will be more firmly
united than ever before, and We may safely
predict larger majority than any since Odr'
admission az State. to
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-24

4 NEw KIND or INFERNAL MAemxE---Tka
Columbus Journal is responsible for the ibl.
lowing:
a professional gentleman living il the south
portion of the city, was tho victim, Ghssa
time since, OF most malignant ATTEMPT -
assassination. M had stepped from his pfl'
flee on buSinesS crrant, and on his Tettitul
found several small nuts lying upon the tii6ltt;
and wondering how they got there, took Ohe'
and placed i. between his teeth fOt the par
pose Of cracking, and q loud explosion onsA<
ed, lacCraling and burning his mouth s 3
shocking manner. Examination showed tks'
remaining nutS-tilbcrtS-to be charged waGlf
powder and friction igUiting material calOss
lated, if exploded in the month"; 10 hlow q
mans head OF The sufferer khoG& ~ 10
one whom he, would suspect of ms d.
tardly act of placing the Internal SaAchlAss
on his table.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-24

COULDN'T Fool HER-The NoantGin Mes
senger relates an incident Of loving couple
who during an evening walk last week, dis
covered the "vAriegated prismatic hues" Of
the Aurora Borcalis, by which name he cal
led her attention to it, 10 which she in seraph
tones replied, "Aurelius BoIus be deTnOdI-
thsm's nOthin' but northern lights!"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-24

TnoUGRr oNR RNEwsPAPEN ENouGu FOR AxnsS-
IcA.-In looking over copy Of the life Of,
Benjamin franklin, the philosopher and states
man, we find the following passage: e NV A''
my brother had in 1890 or lT3f; begun To-
print newspaper. II was the second that
appeared in America and was called the New.
England CoWrGnt remember his being dis.
suaded by some Of his friends from the under.
taking AS not likely to succeed, one newspaper
being, in their Indictment, enough for Ameriea.v