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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

No PAsaESeEas.-The EaLsy Tan. of February
let, says; ave are requested 10 state that hereaf
Ter no passengers will Be taken upon the mail line
between this tSalt Lake City, and St. Joseph. and
no route or station agent Is allowed to receive a6S
money for such purpose This order may be con,
sldeved not only positive. but authoritative. until
further notice." Had The contractors issued the
shove order wheS they Grst commenced EnHaius
not one Of The false reports relative to the expo
suFes. dangers and dieuties Of The route wsuld b.
II cirCulaaOS. Before they we're prepared for it. 81
the wOFst ssaso0 Of the year, they fOOlishy carried
passsngerA who. not liking the accommodation Of
The line. Ahussd the contractors and misrepFessuted
the FOuts. They have aroused aPrejudics sgAnst Il
which may take years to remove, and which has
been highly injurious 10 Il.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

MADs UP.-Thc San FranciHc'' .Nati"s0I says: We
are pleased " learn that Mr.. aud Mrs. wood. the
actOra have beeoms reeOnciled. This is news the
public will be glad to hear. Mr.. and MIRA. CouV.
taine have also made up Ell their past little dieul
ties. which ahows their Rood aense
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

There are four hundred aud eighty six eonvietsal
preaent in the Indiana pentcntsrr. one hundred II
whom the Saai; !; supporting IN n, 'd.e":'s 10 eon'e
give them employment.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

9AG& AZ RsssRvoIR Hula gentleman who was
pssssst ssseses us that the ball given By Mr.. Col.
ins. a. Reservoir HilL On The evenisg Of the 99nd.
We mast pleasant asair. asd the boys had grand
tins Of T. AbCat f0Fty-ave couples we're present
81 81 saioysd themselves AsssIs. Masio. supper.
sssytAiag We Of The very bssA sad gave entire
aatialhe4iOM % ell.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

TaAxks-TO Messrs. Titus, Hamm, DektnsOn
and Garter Of the Senate; and GessrS BriGss
Sloss, Coleman, Squircs. Gregory, Batsa, StEett0u
and Moore Of the Assembly. for Legislative dOcu'
ments.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

NisA pleasant Gact that the eOneregatiOns Of the
disseaA chuFshes Of the city ere eoatinuslly grow
irg larger, but whether there 10 corresponding in
crease Of pisty We are Unable 10 say. We graf
iasd 70 zee several Of our "cAums" among those
who have mended their ways n this respect at least
he moro 90 % We are confident that the change in
tAsm tthey were anything but piOus when we nrst
kssw AAes) is attributable 70 our fatherIy advice
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

Last Ssaday our city was thronged with visitors
from tie various mining camps in the vicinity, who
ea@e-ss@e 10 the pOsaOfRce in hopes Of receiving
lstasss fFs@ ho@e some 70 sell their gold dust and
lsavs orders ee grub," some to attend church. and
stAsss 70 gee square drink" ct Lew. RumssyS. or
a''sqnass meal" e the NOsDtjOy OF Cary House.
streets presented livelss appearance than for
msatAs past end he cAssrHal Mees that greeted NC
e. en- sidea seeeA nnmisGakahle evidence that the
Ae ssias Aaa already Increased The .cirenating
aIsA" . 80 extsat shas gave PsesntSs 70 ell Of e
spesAy Eelisf from shs "haFd tine" chat has bsen
AssssssisE AO eomuuAity during the winter. So
sssse e be.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

The SsaOmS Cbuasy Journal. ODe Of our beat e.
chaagss, comes TO us in new aad neat dress. We
are graaiasa to see this evidence Of the .ouymdFs
popularity and prosperity,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
TO the Public.

To the Public.
T HAVE LEASED ny HOuss 70 GEORGE WAIT and
take pleasure tn tsoCmnending AiH 70 ny SOsAsl
business take tAte oceasOa 70 return ny grateful
thaHks 70 tAsss wAo have 80 ssseSoy ED Unsolicited
patrOaise@ Re. g. W. NOUETJOY.
PlassFvills, FEB. 9. IsSe. 49, Y -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

We ore aSAls tDAeHssA 70 tAs Sssrs@eatO UAis~
fFSur report u he PWesRdiDgs Of The Legislature.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

TwErTx-SEcoxD OF FEsRUARY.-The birthday OF
the man "6rst in war, first in peace, 6rst In the
hearts Of his countrymen," passed OG rather tamey
IN our city during the day, but was jOyously cele-
brated in the evening BY ball at the Cary House,
given by Hope Hook and Ladder Co. Il was their
fret ball since their organization, and it s almost
needless 70 add that II was gotten up regardless NJ
expense and in the very best style. Each member
Of the Company thought it q duty incumbent on him
To- make il SUPERIOR in every respect, 10 all previous
balls given in our city, and this generous rivalry
produced something unique. The spacious ball
room Of the Cary House, one Of the largest in the
county. WINS appropriately and elegantly decorated
with the parapharnalla Of the Fireman. evergreens,
AaRs, flowers, mirrors, &C.; but that which charm
3D. fascinated captiVatOd Us and other bachelors IN
the "sere and yellow leaf, was the large assembsge
Of the rsdiantly beautiful daughters Of 81 Dorado
whO in the light Of their ethereal OVeness, played
the deuce With many tender and susceptible hearts,
and forced Explanations Of admiration fr"m the lips
Of inveterate grumblers. The fair representatives
Of Fl Dorado, especially of PIacervie, are models
Of lOveliness. -amiable. viVAcious, accomplished
bewitching,-" eyes beamng with tenderness and
sparkling With hive, graceful In their movements
and winning Id their msnDers Rarely have we
witnessed gayer, happier. more pieA1ans con-
pAny-never participated with more heartiness in
the pleasures Of an evening. Within the charmed
circle Of that ball room all were joyous, delighted
In the language Of another, we
"LOvs TO 60 and mingls With the young
In the gay festal rOOEn-Where every heart
IL beating faster than the merry tune,
And their blue eyes restBess, and their lips
Parted With eager joy, and their rounded checks
flushed with the beautiful motions Of the dance"
Everything was conducted in the most admirable
order. The committee Of arrangements are ent-
tied to the thanks Of all who present. for the
taste they displayed in deeeTuting the room. and
their untirng exertions To promote the pleasure Of
all present At O'Clock in the morning one II the
pleasantest balls ever given in FL Dorado county
broke W, and left. "tO dream but not to sleep"
"Our eyes were with our heart, and that wac (notl
far away"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

Card
70 the Members Of The Bachelors CIub Pleeerville
Gentlemen; Msc0nceiving the objects Of the
Club when consented 70 acs as its President, and
disappearing Of PEocssdias IsaaHss enssistent.
Seslga the Presldency and withdraw fNom H.
E. BOGARDUS.
PlArerville, Feb. sSd, 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

1ns DssoeaA9sU SsAxsAss.-yudss @. Z BOTTs.
- SAm@ ,. HAaSsNssnsz. ,Rsq, have issued .
Vsuesseae sss Dsooesstic pepper, TO b psblisAed
b sseEa@snte. bearing the sbSvs title. the 6Tst
nanbw u which makss ita aPpsaFaseo today. The
Alea&act win he ~ size Of he Usiss. and pub.
ksAs9 - Ne same terms. In the prospectus Judge
1oAts sAys: at win Be- my pride and my ambition
70 naks Il ths best HswsPaper 10 CAsOsaia; and IL
an property sustained, will DO L. ~ 10 the pO-
ItsAl eomplexOa Of The paper all have 70 say 10,
that Il will Be, have ever bSen, devoted 10 the
enppoSs and maintsnancs Of Democratic principles,
In he most catholic sense Of the tsrm Il will advO
saas The intseests Of the party, the WHOLE party,
end nothing bat the party. I call upon the Demo-
@aSs Of the State n rally to TAs SssHdsrd." We
hops they viii libsrAlly and ouergeticalIy respond
~ tAV sall.TThs '-absOluse necessity Of having
DsmooFusis sswspapsr ct the Seat Of Government"
seaducted BY gentlemen Of experience and ability,
is spparsHt The opposition have three daily pa
peFs there. and they systematically misrepFescDt
NE action Of The Legislature. The Standard will
eountssaet their influence, correct their msstate-
Rsat& sud b. sound and reliable Democratic Jour.
Aal-s fes from the control Of all cliques o. fac.
ticns-be The organ Of no personal ambition OF 10.
terssts-do justies to al aud give the nominees Of
The Democratic party an edicient and hearty sup
port" We cordially commend the SsGHdGrd 10 the
Democracy " our cOunty. and sincerely hope they
viii give Il - extensive circulation. Judge Bolts
b vigorous writer, Democrat Of the old school
The very persia 70 b at the head Of the organ Of
he Ds@OcrAsic party Of the State Of California.
&~@SS
ODD FsLGOws CsLHSRATlox.-We have been re.
qsestsA 70 stats that oil the Lodges Of the l. o. O.
7. within n Dorado District will uaits in celebra.
Sea 70 esASs Of on the 9sth day Of April next, 10
tAs City Of placerville. The members Of Morning
Star Lodge No. 80" have Get apart that day on
which 10 dedicate their new, costly and beautiful
Hall, % StOuy Point, erected aud owned BY the Or.
dse Of tAis paco. Il 10 conceded to be one Of the
AHest aud largest Halls in the State. Il 10 certainly
a. ornament to our town and credit TO the Order.
Thsss win Be- procession, and an Address By JOnN
HUms, Eco. and . Ball ct night for the benefit Of
"Moratug Star Lodge" The gentleman selected TO
asivsr The OratiOu s intimately acquainted with the
history and workings Of the Order, and from bis
we'll k1ewa ability We may safely premise rich To-
Aslscsnal FEAST Brsthren Of the Order ere partic-
uszy nvtsd 70 attend and participate in the eere-
Menies Of dedication.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
ORLEANS HOT Eli,
sACRAMENTS.

Black SCaxcG.
Wtth Golden BeEaaFas
mat cannot be surpassed 10 beaay and elegance for sale
BLOCH 3 BAcRNdANT.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

Immense SenSAtiOn percep,ible in and about the
Secretary 2 desk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

Arrival Of the Southern Overland Mail
We are indebted to the Telegraph Operator in this
place for the following important intelligence from
the Atlantic:
SACRAMENTO, Feb e5, 1859.
The Southern Overhead Mail arrived 1t San jose
night before last at O'Clock A. u. The news IL in.
teresting.
The Pacific Railroad Bill is killed
The steamer North Carolina. plying between Nor.
folk and Baltimore. was burnt On the 2slh. cler-
gyman named Curtis, and = coIOred steward, per-.
ishcd. Insured for $4,000.
tits stated in dispatch frnm Washington, under
date Of January 3uth that the special Agent If the
Treasury Department for California. reports gro.s
mismansg emeut in the Custom House and Mint and
other Departments.
An attempt is being made At Washington, BY the
settlers FremOnts grant, TO set it aside On the
ground Of fraud.
ST. LoCIa. Jan. 3lst.
This morning the House Special Committee I'm
the Pacific RairOad, BY vote IL seven 60 Ave, au.
thOrzed CUrtis. Of Iowa, to report his bill with
branches from Iowa 70 Missouri, ~ a. 10 increase
the amount Of land and money to make the measure
practicable.
In the House, on motion "f Mr.. Stephens. the
rules we're suspended and the 9Th and 10Th of Feb.
were fixed for Territorial business.
Adams Cos Express was robbed Friday last,
between Montgomery. AlahAma. and Atlanta, Ga,
Of e4e,00O.
The Baltimore works at Sou;hington. Conn. were
destroyed by fire this morning. LOss estimated 81
100000.
The mail brings no additional news about the SUIT.
tar tii1m
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14

GEORGIA LANDS FOR SALE.-Two deslra-
~ BILE tracts of 100 each So acre or will be eX
changed for city property Aso large amount of lands at
all prices Offering superior advantages location, health
and profit, any other in the Union Apply to
JAMES X. BUTTS, Esq, Macon, Georgia or
JAMES BOYD,
noO-tf panI
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by GIBSON q co.

49, TRUSTEES SALE-In pursuance Of De-
Sc of the Circuit Court of Baltimore city, the under
II signed Trustee, will sell public Auction TUES
@@DA y, the 18th day of January, 1889 at clock T. NJ
at theEVchange Reading Rooms in Baltimore city
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, in the city Of
Baltimore, which is described rs follows to wit:
Beginning for the the Northeast side Ross street.
at the distance Of one hundred and fifty four feet northwest
ery from the corner formed by the intersection Of tine
northeast side of Ross street and the northwest side of fO
man street and running thence nowestery bounding
Ross street twentysN feet thence nOrhestery parallel with
Hoffman street hundred and eleven
centre of an alley fifteen feet wide, De left open
by the of the lots bounding thereon:
souheastery along the of said alley and parallel
McCuock street twenty six feet thence sOuthwcstery par
ae with Hoffman street hundred and feet and six
inches to the place of beginning Beng the lot of
ground which by ndenture dated the 18th day of January
\. d. 1853 and recorded among the Land records of Baltimore
city demsed and leased by Jacob Trust and Keturah
Trust, his wife, to Francis Buramp, subject the payment
Of the annual rent Of sXtyve dollars in equal
nstamen the first days of January and July in each
yearl
Tie improvements consist of TWO TIIREESTORY BRICK
DIV ELIING HOUSES, with BRICK BACK BUILDINGS.
Terms Of Sale prescribed by the Decree i cash. the
balance in two equal nstamCnts at six and twelve months
from the day ofsa the credit payments from
the day Of sale and be secured by the Of the
purchaser purchasers endorsed to the satisfaction of the
trustee. WIN. F. FRICK, Trustee,
iaI-2aWtS&dS GIBSON x o. RS
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/Es..4 FOR RENT.-The Warehouse No. 40
ai Lombard street. opposite the Public Store Possession
sA4.sA given immediately there good Offices and
large Dry Cellar the Gas fixtures must be taken with the
house. Apply to JOHN F. PICKREIL & co,
nlnrL ctrnn
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months with interest and security.
jaeots S. II. COVER, Auctioneer.
laiu, t,Zu,Ef-zi.0l 81 DdIllHhO
BY +. W. BENNETT ~ CO

oSLt SCHOONER W A. HAMILL AT AUCTION.
SSSE--Ls On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10Th, at O'Clock ,
T. NJ at the Merchants Exchange Rooms, South Cay street.
shall sell by public auction the schooner A. HAMIll,
old length los feet breadth % feet depth Of hold
~ feet 22 tons register carries about 800 tons dead
weight drawing about feet water Built Egg HarbOr,
n j. of the best materials, and fastened in very uperio
manner
Terms at sale. F. W. BENNETT CO., Aucts.
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plumbers,

DLUMBING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES BY
JAMES FAY, No l6 Sharp street. doors south of Ger
man street, Baltimore. Keeps constantly hand an
sorment of MIGRANTS, Lift and Force PUMPS, Rams,
Water Closets. Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Zinc WASH BA
the shortest notice the most improved principles
JOB WORK puncualy attended to the most reasonable
terms s2Sly
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14

80 - TO THE MUSICAL WORLD OF
E3SfazvsfAxsyfS BALTIMORE!
Il U Il The subscriber asks the attention of the
Musical Professors and amateurs of Bat
more and vicinity to his assortment of CHICKERING
SONS PIANO FORTES and especially to those received
this day from the Factory at Boston, which planned
an ENTIRE NEW SCALE, promising at once the most per-
feet result yet attained in this popular instrument,
the above uNRIvALLED MAKERS. j. T. STOnDARD,
d2-f No South Calvert st.
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no ALCOHOL 4 LIQUOR DEALERS.

l. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
THE BEST CONCERN IN CINCINNATI NOW OFFERED
FOR SALEThe subscriber DESTROYS of changing their bus
iness offer ICOHOL STILL and FIXTURES for SALE which
are and in complete order and to those acquainted
with the Alcohol and liquor trade, opportunity
offered 1t would be most desirable also, for the
consumers of Alcohol, who manufacturing Burning Fluid
&c In word it is that is thy the attention
of any DESTROYS ofengagng in good and profitable bus
mess We therefore call the attention OF those who
ing business to make money, to establishment at No
Sc West Front street between Vine and Race where they
learn the particulars &c, by calling SNYDER
BERKSHIRE SNYDER, or Perrin GOULD * CO, next
door.
ALSO:
We have on hand lot Of Rye Whiskey, copper distilled
three years old very superior article which will sell
terms that would be worthy the attention of dealers
d4-2m S B&S
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IN THE MATTER OF THE INSOLVENT ES-
lTATE OF GEORGE BAYER.-Notice is hereby given
that all persons having claims against the said lnoINent
must file the properly authenticated with ue oTH oi
the Court of Common Pleas on before the 10Th day OF May
1859. l.. NJ kEh Notrnos .oo
jal0l7,4 !e-
NTACDONATD & DUGDALE fill Shipping
A!Aoruefs ior al hsu' " ~ gjal0n3
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Gus fitting.


GREAT SAVING IN Gas 4 Sooprn.s
PATENT LEVER GA REGULATOR.
Saves from Is to IS cent of Gas and prevents all blow
ing and flarng of the light.
JACKSON &c CHANDLER,
Agents for the State of Maryland and District Of Columbia
at the office of Messrs GRATTAN EVANS, Gas Filters
and Plumbers, No s North Jarvis Building
p. S Certificates can be had at the office nStf
GAS FIXTURES!
~ GA s FITTING!
\ large assortment of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
GAS FIXTURES
constantly on hand, to he sold cheap for cash at
JOHN RICHARDS,
No. 27i BALTIMORE STREET,
- 49, $1,000 - Nearly opposite Hanover.
GAS PIPES FITTED
into houses of every class by experienced wokmen
ranted free from leaks. s}0-tf
" EST & VEINS
w IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
IND DEALERS 1
CT s FIfTURES,
Of every description.
No. 200 Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE.
Gas Pipes introduced into public and private buildings
the best manner and on the most pleasing terms mr1l If
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sALE.-By virtue of Decree of
7; PARKIN SCOTT, ; Trustees
gp II COVER Auct
d3I 2awts

| I'll TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON
III POPLETON STREEro.By virtue Of decree Of
the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, affirmed by the Court of
Appeals the undersigned Trustee will offer public sale
the premises on TUESDAY the 18th day of January next at
ioc ock, p NJ,
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NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. CO., HARTFORD,
Cash Capital, S3O0,000.
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OBJ
tanned to amount in Companies of the very best stand
ing, and at the most reasonable rates.
Reliable information given all relating FIRE
INSURANCE, such forms Of application, statements
loss, &c, &c
SHORT RISKS on Merchandise taken with return of Pre-
MUM, for months not used
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Dialros ano Musit.

r-.ill4za@47.44-#, RI SENKRANZ PIANOS-0f supe-
EtaYr-5I7 quality manufactured to order by F. Rosen-
Il j q II Il kranz in Dresden, just received and for
- sale by
W MALIINCKRODT
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=. ''-''7 0-'7 DAMN 70
DESIGNATING
ON COLLATERAL SECURITIES.
J0HNSTONS'
COLLECTION BANK
Is making Collections speedily and at low rates
This BANK makes advances Collection paper.
JOHNSTONS'
EXCHANGE BANK
buys and sells Bank Notes Exchange favorable
terms.
No los BALTIMORE STREET
J0HNSTONS BROTHERS & CO,
dSt BANKERS
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ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND the west side of Popple
ton street. beginning II feet 4l3 inches north from Ramsay
street and running thence north Poppleon street feet
10 10 inches, with depth of 60 feet foot alley
The lot is subject to ground rent of s per and is
improved by good two-Story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
being the It'll house north of Ramsay street
TrrmS of Salp-l Cash laY of sne
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10
Council Procedures.
MoSDAy Ev',

MONDAY Ev'g, Nov. Z, 1859.
Council met pursuant to ordinance.
Present-Mayor, Recorder, aid. Blake,
Hendershott, Hunter, Lewis, and Potter
absent, Baker, Graves, Jones, and Simons.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Mr.. Hendershott reported resolution in
favor of renting the poll tax assessed to
Al. Spau!ding, for the year 1859, which on
motion of Mr.. Blake, was adopted.
Mr. Potter, from the Street Com. reported
that said committee recommend that the
Council pass no ordinance on the su,;ect ~
the petition ola. Lotspeich, ct al at presen,
The Mayor Presented the report of the
Street Commissioner, which, on motion of
Mr.. Hunter, was accepted and the Mayor
and Recorder authorised to draw orders for
the amount therein stated to be due said
Com'r.
Mr.. Hendershott presented the claim of ].
Coyan for 90, for services as clerk Of the
Committee on Ordinances, which, on motion
was allowed. and Mayor and Recorder in
structed to draw orders for the same.
Inc Auditing committee reported the al
lowance Of the following claims:
y. w. Lewis, $495, for work done on the
Street; J. W. Norris, $3.50, for PRINTING
tickets; Lawrence & Chambers. Al OK for
candleA Furnished the Cornci n
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" See Advertisement. (sep 29-fm

THE SUCCESS OF Curtis NAM Luxe LiNrMEST-
Is such that in any borhood II you inquire into
its general use, you will find It, in all difficult cases.
most effectual In producing speedy and permanent
cure. You will find 1t meet with perfect success in
every thing for which II has been used. II would be
difficult to find any thing for which IL would not be
good. Some persons have become ettached to u,
that would be almost as easy to persuade them not
to use milk In their families. to be without Curtis
Mamaluke Eminent Are they not right? In cases Of
accident and sudden disease, its value Is beyond es
nation 1t Is not impossible that death might occur
before you could have time to send for theremedv. IT
Is recommended as a certain and permanent cure in
the following diseases Rheumatism, Cutaneous AZ
fections, Bites OF Insects Reptiles, Mango, Salt
Rheum, Cracked hands, letter, Dysentery, Diarrhea
Cholera Cholera Morbus Burns, Cramps, sore Throat
Frosted Feet &C., &c. For Horses 1t will be found
eHectual in Sweeney, Fistula, Stiff complaint, Big
Head and Shoulders Poll Evil Foot Evil Strains cuts
Bruises Harness and Saddle Calls of all kinds, Foun-
der. Bots, Collie, &C., &c.
Mr. j. L. Curtis IL have been keeping public house
for a lorg time, and have kept your valuable Manu-
luke Eminent hand most Of the time. am salts
fed IL has been the Of saving the lives Of many
travellers who have been attacked with the Cholera
and other diseases by applying u at early stage of
the disease have known it to the lives Of ma
nv valuable horses. many of which attacked with
Bots Cholc. In all cases where have applied or
Nov. 10. 1859. JOHN BoYLs.
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OYsTERs.-Our thanks are rendered to our
friend, c. G. Cloutman, for a can of Oysters,
and we will add, that they were very nice
Mr.. Cloutman will be permanently in the
oyster trade. and prepared to sell at whole.
sale or retail, as low as any other dealer, and
warranted good Cloutman occupies c.
Lawrenee's old stand, where he keeps gen.
eral assortment Of family groceries and pro.
visions