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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-09-26
Election Notice.

TINE UNDERSIGNED, in compliance with
l. the election laws Of South Carolina,
hereby give notice OF the times and places
Of holding the next general elections, by
publishing the following extract, taken
from the Report Of the Committee Of Privi-
leges and Elections, which was agreed OH
and adopted, ns law, by the Legislature, at
its sitting in December 1859. viz
'The committee on Privileges and Eec
tons, TO whom were referred sundry petit
tious for establishing and changing places of
'ctior, and appointing Managers for the
next general elections, and for the better
promoting The purity of the elective fran.
chise, have had the same under considera-
ton, snd report as follows:
Resolved, That the election to be holden
on the second Monday Of October next,
and the day following, for Senators and
Representatives, shall be held at the follow
ing places, and conducted by the following
persons
LANCASTER DISTRICT
Funderburk-G. w. Funderburk, U. Fun.
derburk, John Taylor.
Storer-C. Hilliard, J. ID. McCArdell, Ticnal
Gillian,
Caston-li. Dunkin, f. Rollins, L. NJ. Cau-
then.
Tank-F. Bell, +. d. Green. ii. V. Mas
sey.
1drahaw-Amos Cook, John McMunus, J.
II. Fail.
Horton r. Welsh, WIN. w. Blackmon,
n. Gay.
Indian Land-J. J. Porter, James Delaney,
X. NJ Miller
Lancaster Court House-David Crockett,
Samuel Dunlap, r. L. Allison.
ReSolced, That the eleston precinct, or
poll ut John B. Small's, in Lancaster Dis
trict, be and is hereby discontinued, and
that Il new election precinct, or poll, be and
is hereby established at John 8. Small's, in
said District ; and that John Sims, w. j.
! Stogner, and Simpson Blackmon be and
are hereby appointed Managers Of the same.
One Senator and two Representatives to
be elected, to The Legislature n member to
Congress, and Commissioners of the Poor,
likewise, all to be elected at the same time.
"Polls to be kept open two days Mt the
Court House, and one day (Monday) at each
other place of election. Managers to meet
at the Court House on Wednesday follow
ing, count the votes and declare the cleo
ton.
DAVID NJ. CROCKETT,
SAMUEL DUNLAP,
r. +. ALLISON.
Sept l2,--4t.
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John Anderson.

~ THIS Thorough bred Jack is out
FQ of MARENGO. lie is l5 hands
>'ass high, years old, dark iron gray,
and finely propOrtioned. lie will stand the
Fall season at this place, on the following
terms For the season, $1,000
Lancaster &. H., Sept ~, IS60.-3Itf.
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s ou t h Carolin a
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LNNCNSTEK DISTRICT.
Office Court Of General Sessions and Com.
mon Pleas.
J. A. Stew man, Clerk Of the said Court,
in pursuance Of the directions Of the Act
of The Legislature, In such case made and
provided, do hereby give public notice, that
ati election for Tax Collector for Lancas
ter District, will be held on Monday the
eighth day Of October next, at the usual
place Of election throughout the said Dis
trict.
Witness my hand at Lancaster Court
House, this the 2lst day of September, A.
ID. 1860. J. a. STEWMAN.
Clerk.
Sept IS, 33-2t.
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Steam-Mill Accounts

A LII. MY ACCOUNTS FOR 1859 are
"A left in the hands Of John ID. Wylie,
Esq. for collection. Creditors must come
forward and settle either by cash or note,
As longer indulgence cannot be given.
JAS. NJ. INGRAM.
Lancaster, June 5, 1850. I7tf
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Land for Sale.

TllE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale hi,
l. plantation situat, d in Lancaster District,
>. T. on the Kockey river road three miles
north Of Pleasant Hill L. O., containing a..
bout five hundred acres one hundred, or
about, in woUds, the remainder cleared and
about one half fresh and in a good state for
cultivation On the place are Two settlements
with all necessary buildings. a good gin
house and screw-both new, two good
springs and well.
The place may be treated for privately If
done by or before the first Monday in No
vrmber next, otherwise, on dat day it " i'll
bu sold before the Court House door to the
highest bidder Terms to suit the times.
RALEIGH HAMMOND. d.
Sept. &c, lS6O.--33-f
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SHERIFFS SALES.

Rf virtue Of snndry writs Of f ia to me
- directed, will sell before the Court
House door at Lancaster on the first Mon
DAY IN October, 1860, within the legal
hours OF sale the following personal pop
erty, TO wit:
One Sorrel Horse levied on and to be
sold rs the property Of Duren Cauthen, at
the suit of Jesse D. Mobley.
Also, One Sorel Mare and two pigs,
levied on and to be sold as the property of
Elihue Rowell, at the suit Of w. w. Hart.
Conditions cash, &c.
HENRY HANCOCK, g. LID.
Sept. 10, 1860. 1t pf Sl.26 each.
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NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN that an application
Il will be made at the next Session of the
Legislature, for Charter for Rail Road
to join to or extend the s. e. Rail Road
from Camden via Lancaster C.. H., 10 soms
point on the North Carolina line.
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TIRE LANG AsrER LED GER
GROVER Il BAKERS /,
NOISELESS SEWING MACHINE,
FOR PLANTERS USE.

fOh fLhN LEXIS USE.
The very great success Of the Grover
g. Baker Sewing Machine throughout the
Southern States has been peculiarly graft
flying to the manufacturers, who are led TO
believe that their endeavors TO make n re-
liable machine have been appreciated The
policy of the Company will be unchanged,
and, as heretofore, each machine will be
warranted in every respect to be rs repre-
scntcd. That we manufacture and sell the
machine best adapted TO all the wants of
the people Of the South can be attested by
thousands of Families anl Planters who
have them in daily use and. feeling the
Importance of meeting every want of the
southern people, we have just introduced
AN ENTIRELY NEW MACHINE,
Made Expressly for Planters Use
n machine that will sew the finest fabrics
for the inmates of the household, and the
1t i'd 50 simple E construction, that n SER
want of ordinary capacity can readily learn
to work it, and keep it in order. In ordi-
nary wear, the machine can not get out of
repair, and should last many years-being
constructed with especial care as to dura-
biIity. We feel every confidence of it CIV.
ing the most complete satisfaction. That
our machines will 60 better sewing than
can be done by hand, is evidenced by nu-
mcrous testimonials, aud from many we
select and invite attention 20 few, as
showing
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Hay! Hay!

TUST received a large lot Eastern and
- North River Hay, which is offe red low
for Cash by
JOS. VI. GAYLE g. co.
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New Steam Mill.

MY STEAM MILL has been rebuilt
WI and thoroughly repaired. and | am
now ready to grind corn at anytime.
GEORGE SINCLAIR.
Aug. Is, lS6O.-27-tf
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Notice.
Notice.

Notice.
ILL persons indebted to James F.. Cn,e.
II ton are requested to make payment
without delay to the undersigned, as all
such claims not paid before Return Day
next, will be placed, without reserve, in the
hands of an Attorney for collection. Also
all persons having demands against the said
Cureton will please present them to me.
JOSEPH A. CUNNINGHAM,
Assignee.
Lancaster c. H., Sept 9th 1860, sOtf
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WHITES MARBLE
AND
s T. o N e WO RK s.
Established Over Thirty Years Ago.
ROBERT ID. WHITE,

ROBERT ID. WHITE,
Charleston, s. G..
Monuments, Head Stones, Of all sizes,
from 90 up. Marble and Stone
Tile, Mural Tablets, Blue
Flsgging. Brown Stone for buildings, &c.
~ N. D. Plans for large Monuments
drawn to order and sent by mail.
Feb. 9Th, 1860. sally.
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Prepared and sold by
JOHN J. MoKAIN,

Wholesale Agents, Haviland,
Stevenson & Co., Charleston,
South Carolina.
Sold by Hasseltine G Massey,
Lancaster, S. c.; Magill & Beat
tie, Pleasant Hill R. G. Patter-
son, Liberty Hill.
Aug. 8, 1860, 26-tf
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Now Advertisements.

1Jlln SHINGLES for Sale al the
L llooO residence ofthe Subscriber. six
miles South Of l.ncas,er cour; House.
a. }. MClLWAIN.
Sept. &c, ls6O.-33-tf.
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CAMDEN. S G.. Aug. 10, 1860.
Mr.. j. j. MCKAIN-Dear Sir:
This will certify that | have
been greatly benefited by the
use of your "Baume De Vie"
| had been q sufferer for some
time past from what | supposed
was Dyspepsia, having violent
pains in the side and other symp-
toms ofthis disease, but after ia
king one bottle of this prenara-
ton | was greatly relieved and
bel eve that it has cured me.
Respectfully, yours,
GEORGE l.. JENKS.
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BalSaln of Life.

Is all that the proprietor claims
for it. The following letter was
received from Greenwood, S. C.
without solicitation, and is OILY
one of the many certificates that
have been sent him, to prove
that BAUME DE VIE will cure
aggravated cases OF Dyspcps a,
Constipation, Sick Headache,
Loss Of Appetite, &c. Try a
Medicine that is made at home.
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49a Broadway, New York 1871 Balti.
more Street, Baltimore; Mechanics Insti.
tote, Richmond; 259 King Street, Char
lesion al Francis Street, Mobile IL Camp
Street, New Orleans; "a Fourth Street.
Louisville liiggians' Block, Lexington !;
l24 North Fourth Street, St. LOUIS: Thos
L, Stoveall, Augusta, Agent Tor Georgia :
Mrs. G. Branard, Galveston, Agent for Tex.
as. Agencies will be found ln most of the
cities and to Sns of the South.
Juno 40 o.,
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

FIRENEN'S ELECTIoN.-The election for
Chief and Assistant Engineers of the Pla-
cerville Fire Department, on Monday
evening, was one ofthe most exciting and
hotly contested that we have witnessed
since the organization Of the Department,
and resulted in the election of Pat Lynch
Of Confidence Engine Co., No. l, as Chief
Engineer, F. II. Harmon, Of Hope Hook
and Ladder Co., as lSt Assistant, and
Ben Narrower, of Confidence, as ID AS
Sistant There were l46 votes cast, of
which Lynch received rs, and John E.
KUnkler, his competitor (member and
nominee Of Neptune Engine Co., No. q,
Il. Never did we see more interest man
ifested in an election, nor one conducted
with more spirit and fairness. The nom.
inees were both popular, both had warm
friends, both are excellent Firemen, both
have served the Department with credit,
and both are competent to discharge the
duties Of the Office. Three Companies
had nominated Lynch-but one, Neptune,
No. 2-gallant fellows, we're one of EN-
nominated Kunkler, and although the
former was thus strongly recommended
and backed, our favorite caused him no
little uncasiness and many misgivings as
to the result All parties are satisfied
with the result, for those who opposed
Lynch did so not because they esteemed
him less than Kunkler or doubted his ca.
pacity or disliked to serve under him, but
simply because they wished to honor an
other gallant Fireman who has grown up
to manhood in the Department A better
set Of officers. than those just elected, it
would be difficult to find in the State
Long life to the Department.
Since the above has been in tvpe Mr..
HarrOver informed US that, having de-
clined the nomination FOR Assistant En-.
gineer, he feels it his duty to decline to
qualify.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

grace, their doctrine scornfully repudiated,
where are the DOuglasites to go! To
keep up their silly organization will be
only to subject themselves to ridicule and
contempt. To hope to make terms with
either of the other parties is idle in the
extreme. But one alternative is left.
They must disband their senseless organ.
ization and join their old friends or old
enemies, or be treated as despicable mer-
cenarics The alternative is mortifying,
but nothing more tempting is left them.
Those Of Republican proclivitics-and
many of the Douglasites at heart are Re-
publicans-wilj join the Republican party
those who were originally Democrats
and have not entirely forgotten their early
teachings, will join the Democratic. On
which side the Beacon will be is matter
Of profound indifference to the Democracy.
TURNPIKE new turnpike road be
tween Fl Dorado and this city, which
avoids the steep hills between Placcrville
and Diamond Springs by the old road,
has been completed and was thrown open
to the travelling public OH Monday. 1t is
said to be, by those who have been over
it and are competent to judge, one Of the
best constructed roads in the State The
grade is eaSy-almoSt impcrccptible.-
The bridge that spans Weber creek is
strongly built and an excellent piece Of
Workmanship. 1t is a beautiful buggy
tance from here to FL Dorado without the
least fatigue. 1t must eventually monop.
olizc the travel between the two places. -
1t is an improvement of which our citi-
zenS should feel proud, and it deserves
the most liberal patronage at their hands
An elderly bachelor friend Of ours, who
rode over it in company with a fair daugh-
ter Of Placcrville, describes it as every
gay, and desires US to suggest TO our
young men to try it. Poverty prevents
us from following his suggestion, and for
this reason we almost regret that We come
under the head Of young" But We
have long needed road Of the kind and
now that the want has been supplied We
expect to see those fond Of riding in bug.
GIGS and on horsr-bark travelling over it
constantly. Won't some Of our numerous
friends who own fast turnout> invite Us to
ride over and examine it: We are fond
of riding, have lots of leisure, but no
funds, and are conStitutionally opposed to
walking. 1t don't agree with our idea OF
comfort
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

SrToISTMEST.--We announce with
pleasure that the President, with nice dis.
elimination and a Just appreciation of
eminent services, has appointed Ex.Gov.
ernor Weller Misister to Mexico, in place
Of Louis McLane, resigned. Gov. w.
possesses all the qualities for such an i'm
portant mission. That he will discharge
his duties efficiently, honestly and cred
itably, no one acquainted with him viii
question. His able administration Of the
Government Of this State is forciblc r,i.
dence of his capacity.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

THE WEATHER. weather is most
boautiful--warm, clear and bright--hut
rather unreasonable for December. II
seems much more like Spring than Win
ter. Rain is greatly needed, and the
farmers complain greatly Of the dryne>s
and hardness Of the soil, which prevents
them from plowing We had reInarka.
bly, late Spring, and Judging from present
appearances We shall have no winter at
all
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

CARY IIOrsE.-As will be seen bv a
card in another column, this excellent
Hotel has changed proprictorS-Mr Jas.
w. Cullen, the popular Clerk Of Mr.. Cary,
and Mr.. ChaS. 5. Lan,irrs having leased
the establishment. They will conduct it
in the future, and will do 81 in n manner
that will increase its reputation, as a
first class house Of entertainment. They
are gentlemen well posted in hotel.kcep.
ing and will spare no pains to insure the
pleasure and comfort Of their guests.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

JoHS FEEGvsoN, ESQ, late Superntend-
ent Of the California Postal Department,
is about to visit Washington. lie will
take charge Of any business of our citi.
zens with either Of the Departments. lie
is thorough business man, is acquainted
at Washington, and any business COM
mitted to his hands will be faithfully and
promptly attended to.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
ADMINIsTRAToR.s SALE.

STATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl Dorado.
- N"iirr is hcreb! given, that thc undrr,Ign.d.
Public Administrator aud Admin siratpr II tie
EtiAte oi fEIEk BALDIC, drceasrd, viii pur,u.
ant I" al order of the Hon. Probate Court IN aud
for 'Aid County, Offer for sale, az public auction,
On Saturday. lst day Of December, 1890,
~ the hour Of 10 o'clock 4. NJ. Of said d,, a, M,
'"nTi ilousc door, in said County, all the night,
title and interest Of said deceased in and I" the
following described real property, lying and being
10 me t"unt! and State of"resaId, and more par
ucularly described as follows, to Wit: the TAV
ERN STAND and RANCH on the graded road
from PlAcsrNlle to Carson Valley, On the hill abb,
br"c kllss Bridge, shout tn nilrs thence embrac.
ing l6O acres, about IS acrcs being fenced
Terms, cash. Gil. MEREDITH
Public Administrator and administrator
nctoLcE-ss9, lsGQ, ,Jl +,
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HANS sarnnparilIa, Y~IIo,x Do.,

HAIRS SarHapariIla, Yellow Dock
and Il dr of Putass is prepared from the finest red
Jamaica Sarsaparilla and Iodide Of Potass-aImir.
able as a restorative and puri-r Of the blood-it
cleAnses the system Of all morbid and Impure mat.
ter-rrmoving pimpes, b"ils aud erup;ions from the
skin rheumatism and pains Of all kinds. All
who can afford should use 1t, as it tends to give
strength and prolOng life. Sold by Druggists gener.
ally, at ~ pOr bottle. Z. HALL 4 CO, Proprietors
Wholesale Druggists, ll3 and 1; Clay street, San
Francisco. nl7Om
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

FIGHT WITH A BEAR.-The Mcndocino
Herald relates that three men and some
dogs pursued grizzly into IT, mountains,
and having chased the animal into mar
row canon, one Of the men went to drive
him out, and having shot the bear, was
attacked and dreadfulIy torn. After aveng-
ing his own mortal wound, the bear fell
dead in his tracks,
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

SUICIDE IN JAcEsoN.-James Hamilton,
an employee in the AmadOr Ledger Office,
committed suicide in the graveyard near
Jackson, last Saturday morning. Ly
shooting himself through the head with a
revolvar
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
EUREKA WHISKY.

DEALERS IN THE INTERIOR
Are cautioned againIt purchasing Eureka whisky
unless the packages have the name Of
WM' NEWELL q CO., s. F."
burnt into each barrel and half barrel, ina
circular Brand around the BunR.
NONE OTHER IS GENUINE.
Purchasers should be PARTICULAR to buy Of
such Houses as keep ONLY
THE GENUINE ARTICLE.
wM. NEWELL & CO.,
s-'-'mi' San francisco, Sole Agents.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
ROAD NOTICE

pursuance Of notice, the members Of the
l - I'onesct Wagon Road CornpAny" met at Mat.
Lahr'r store, in Jay Hawk, on the I'D day Of No.
'enorT. \ ID: 1850. The meeting being duly or
gained, the follow ing resolutions Were sdnut.d:
!. That u. LAIR and j. $. Triton Ir an.
painted Directors Of said Company. ~
2. That L. COOLEY be appointed CLERK.
Signed;
d5-lm T. COOIrY CI.xL
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
he Physician is often blamed ~,

The Physician is often blamed for
want OF success In treatment when the diSappOint.
ment In the recovery Of the sick Is to be traced to
the administering impure medicines. Robert White,
aPothecary, Is paying particular attention to the
cOmpOunding physicians prescriptions and family
recipes from medicines Of undoubted purity. Robert
WhIte' Medical Hall, Is appointed agent for most
OF the genilne Patent Medicines.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

MARROW EsCAPE.-During the late se-
we're storm, a tree fell across a house in
Pitt River Valley, smashing it to pieces,
and although four persons were in the
tenement, they all escaped unharmcd.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

WHEAT FOR EuRoPE.-The wharves of
San Francisco are said to be groaning
under the sacks of wheat that are being
loaded into ships for transportation to
Europe. The wheat of California is much
finer and commands higher price than
that raised in the old States.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

MARTIN MAYLAND has been convicted.
in Alameda county, Of attempting a rape
upon lady of sixty years of age. There
is no punishment too severe for such
wretch.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

ANOTHER ONE.-San Bernaidino repu-
dated the State debt. She and Contra
Costa county have acquired an unenvia-
BILE notoricty by voting in favor of repu-
diation.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

Mrs.WinSlONv, an experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has Soothing Syrup for chill.
dren teething which greatly facilitates the process
Of teething, by soening the gums reducing all In.
hammatlon-will aay all pain, and Is sure to regu-
late the bowels Depend upon 1t, mothers II will give
rest to yourselves, and relief and health to your In.
fants. Perfectly safe In all cases. [See advertise.
ment IN another column. my5-ly
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
dcc5 1t ALEX. Ut'NrER, Foreman

-Dl. a. A. w. LnndbOrR, Dentist.-
Office. opposite Gary IIou.e, tup styir..j entran
from Coioma etreet-begs leave 10 announce To the
citizens Of flacerve and vicinity that he has per
mancn:ly located him'elf in saitabove place. En-
cOuraged by the liberal patronage bestowed, hope.
for continuance 0fihc same. All work entrusted
to his care will be punctually executed, IN thor.
Ough and wOTkmanlike manner. ,Iu
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

Petit a. ChOate have just received
full stock Of Druss, Paints, Pcrfumery, Fancy
Goods and Toilet Articles, which they are sell.
ing at greatly reduced prices. They have on
consignment few Of Wheeler Wilson's cele-
brated Family Sewing Machines, which the. offer
at San Francisco prices with the addition of
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
EUREKA CANAL COMPANY.

A MEETING Of the stock holders Of the Eureka
"A Canal Company, Of ii Dorado, will be held At
the Banking House Of d. o. Mills u Co, in sacra-
mento, on the 10th inst, to elect Ave Directors
and amend the By Laws.
December !, 1860. d5 ID
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
HOMESTEADS.

VNhE UNDERSIGNED iS prepared TO draw and
l. take the acknowledgements OF Homestead Dec
laTationS. under the NEW LAW.
Ohice-Front room, Mountain Democrat
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
s. HARRIS.

plaza CORNER, PLACERVII.LE.
JUST received = splendid assortment
%of Books and Stationery, Cut.
eA lery, Yankee Notions, and New
prices. IS
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nctOLcr-A, ls0.

The above sale is hereby pOrt rtponed 10 SAT.
I'EDAI, Ihc. 18th. A. b. Is60, at 10 o'rlk. AI.
Gil. MEREDITH, Public Admini.trator.
d3 Is and Administrator Of taId Estatr.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
THE CARY HOUSE.

Three-Story FiFeProOf Hotel, Main st., PlaceryilIe
CULLEN & LANDERS. .PROPRIEToRs.
JAS. ". CULLEN, cHAs. LANDKns.
=" the improvements and conveniences which
L modern bookkeeping has rendered essential
tne Gary House stands pre-eminent. II is lighted
win gas and furnished in every department in the
most approved STYLE II employs the best talent in
with the choicest Of everything to be had In the
market. '' VIC
g The Cary House Is the depo, for every stage
out the night. '"' "1S
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

PrrRID SORE THROAT is prevailing to a
great extent in the neighborhood of San
Juan, Nevada county.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
FOR SALE. IN LOTS TO sUIT

FOR SALE. IN LOTS TO SUIT
THE TRADE.
C00 DDIS CRUSHED SUGAR;
cOO ~ half bbls y. o. Sugar;
~ half barrels 8. I. Sugar;
30 bales No. China Sugar;
2SI cases j. 4 H. Lard;
4'"' cases p. 4 u. Lard
2m cases DeckeTs Lard;
y" bags Rio Coffee;
go bags Costa RicA Coffee
p" mats Old Government Coffee;
5OO mats China Rice;
20 bbls. Carolina Rice;
$40 chests extra quality Black Tea;
SW half hbls extra Clear Pork;
200 bbls. New Mess Pork;
81 hhds. Extra Clear Bacon.
ROSS, DEMPSTER 1 &C.,
FES-Im 2p 1lS Battery street, San Francisco.