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A....1fls . ~. AUcT ,OSrnss 81 Aeslfi.
go: e. : : .ss sS NO
k1ssrssd acsss s..ors.sss q Furnkars .nd Work:
80 f.ass..s .iss;I EI;wisF kss. Sa.. sr.::,e
ne:s srt,s broass ormola Chaadesrs pier and
s1c:sds "a ~ Curtain. Dssssa ana uh,n.
s r. sco S s s CO China AID e1' .s s,s
i .sssos x ws assS srss
y; s
H' p9sss on scs %'n@s OF ocsve Piano
1csse rcsewood esse. r,obiy osrvee rosde BY Srosa
.. sra.os; rosewood osneo.r,; in bro
ssde snsrdersd Ere ss s,n Cover rse -ooi sS,s,ss
10 aud Bos Csoas1 sdys Writing Work
ssss tSsas.S srse.. Ssaos v.ss S.po..
ESss neGon p.e si,rSs 9. by 81 maDel ao 60 ~ ~
pers suits Of drAwg Fsrnure IN orei
s e s ss. sss .os
S.sa nI. else anti, s..yed ,osswoad ee,.s table,.
ss richly carved " ui. .ad aossrs With Frssea e.sse
SS sis ed asnSs r.nsns Psnsors aasc rasr, D.ss
Essnbt:ns and Euseos sosssna cbeSaie Dc Msrn Esms
.,s from GS.s ss
sssssd rsi.;sS 90 . Fruit Pss w uois wss. Point a
& ~
:s ..S Ss. .o ..
pSsd ir s Oss,Ss c-,s, sos so pari.o Marble orns
CiooL. imported e1ore.ss for he presen,
owner Gard and QuArets Tables Proof Copy Eug-svtnys
BAgseio Bsart oAk Hat Stand Chairs match onoh vel
vet ssr csrpe.a silver r'.-a Rods ae cS.meet. & 20
r0eewooA naroas too Dressing Buresus do Bedseads Di
Ssnsnocss 70 match Armour isce Toilet Tables SHAY ns
S1hD4 Wnx6rObee TssicA do NUT Couch asckers, Arn
ChNr ard sS C6sirs covered 10 moquet, tspssry ana
Rsuases Carpets. embrsder-d BreUsoreSd. sornx and
hatr hAitxesses Feather BedA Blankets Counerpnnss,
Boasers1 and Plows Owl Mirrors, Pastel saics
MGB docorand China foieS Turkish Towels Br,ca.s
OurtAips uppev Chamhe~s-Msh ,gspy ard black walnut
Furniture &c Dining <ooon-soni carved OAK Buffet, do
kxtensOn Table. Herty psrn Chairs elegant Ss;s of
cysa Glassware. richly ca ans engraved viz Decaasrs.
two drxen 0obfets ChAmpases Clare,s Nines, tn
bes Lemonades Celery srpi. and Preserve finger Bowls
&c: AL tbs aud ChinS Ware rlsh-a
beuee John u. vost 70 Paris Gold baad Uhiaa di1
SEX 100 ruby pl,s, puach Bowl Ciaret Ptcsr
ruby and gold Liquor decoNe Tea Set, ~ pieces sod
silver Dinner and Tea ssryic silver plated Ware from Reed
Barton; once Urn ysxe bssses napkin kings SPOONS
kitchen Furntre vions and ojea Ws-e kitchen Uen
ss &o TermA Of sale cash 10 bAoksbie certified
chccts Dcposas Of all House 10 e.
For .rcusrs Possession LIST MAJ oh
N B-Couipetrrt and reliable men, wt.n wagons
wit he In attendance pack aud sap the Furniture &c. the
csupiry. IL desived.
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T. GOUTDING, AUCTIONPHE.
a. ROSEWOOD Hs0stHOID FURNITURE


AZ he residence OF the Thomas Msrn ESQ. No 50
Nest Eleventh street, Ftsh svenuo
TIE fuvnnre AL sds oaly months since,
by Roth nodeuur of his cay saa "a Of the substantial
Sale 70 cormrncs this norulog (wedreSday)
~ iuk o'cipcg PRECISELY.
pOUBI.E LHAWISi tLopMS
Odntsn two suits OF siegant sswood Furniture richly
satin and hrocae; tnedaoc ret- Sofas
Arm Cbsrx antique Reception Chars and ten oval bac6
Chairs, ON eastern. ith o,or I, match
EhBROI.EKBg LACE CURTAINS.
Win pier Mirrors and large c,f Cornoe attached;
neIed Bands and satin Corsa ~ h,svy brocs- Ca-tns
od ROSEWOOD carved hirreree mirror sDnrs back
mental Stands tined throughput with sho wood wood
Bookcases and Escrrin,res Writing
Hnx iBhd with nohsr ~ pesr,, <ood Centre Tables
richly Sofa side Fables marble tops,
SorIer wtsno's oil pa.oungs BY eminent artists The
Summer" BY ia a; slss the " Hoy Family together
variety 81 costly Epgrsvsngs beautifully franed brnnze and
atusry Ware or,nclu Cook onh; P~-isn marble
se Carpet Rugs rsh eegNn. sooA Guitar made
in fare also beautiful -earI keyed fintna &c &c Dining
Rom. Tn Of Drawing hcom-soid osk Buffet with mr
back dOr an tsss 10 fes IN
Ac srnse Carpet eight day Cock snsrAvngs and Mirrors
xSN VI Dining Room FURNITURE and piuah
seat Chairs kocerp large turkish Ohsr and
pos silver Forks Table
beautifully engraved Uh.mpssues lare,s sdes ana
fumberA Decstes ruby engraved Gzss Of evory
01pn0a.
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood eufts Bed0esds Bureaus Wsyhs.Ands Ward
robes Booscasss lady tscrtr- Toilet Sets plain
nsmensl large size Hair Mattress v~A,br Beds Pillows
OoUBterpaDee Blankets bottom Reds
oil Paintings Pictures lace Curtains Shades Com uodes
hair Msawcas<s sofss soA Beds snring
seA Chaire easy Turkish Chsus aud Lounges dc
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y n LUDLOW. AUerONxRx

~ LUDLOW. AUCTTONEEX.
~. Peromptoy sale. by order OF hs Assignee Of Andrew
Anchines. Timber. &C.
X Ludlow 90. will sell at auction on MoadAy Feb.
1900 ~ IL O'CLOCK u No l06 Fulton and No 50
street by ordsr Of iOafN INaERsoL assignee, sAls to
commence Vt No. los Falt0u strook.
srwors Collins PlAncrs Fsys renontny Machine oas
ncrorR hAnnino scroll Ard crcuis- Saws Besg shsnnS,
&C tOg~<hor with quantity Of Lumber vn-WNnut Oak.
sSsesny Cherry hrea and whiswood all plsne, and or
n.y. Walnut and oak vrnsers. Dsk Ieys 80 Sale positive.
Catalogues tho auctcneors no. tt Pine street.
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HERALD WEDNESDAY


EDwAxD sOHxNOK, AUOrToNKsR -HOUsxHoLD
~ Furslture .By r. 4 =. \. sOHsNOK.-On rhursisy.
fnsank ~ oH 0cook at the4r sSlesroo. No Rs Masses
sss Arye Assor !mens Of nr cAss HoxasAAd Farnurs
npristDg I'm usuAl variety.
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HBNRY b. HRRrs JR.. AUCroNExR-
ii

II MoRTGX6E SALE OF
q. sS.sa c ss
s.s h NO zine ss @ss sn arSrs Of |
ocnprsnF part rcnly carved rosewood rsr,or sa.s IN
1 s's s4 %arseeSs ss ssa ss s Trans
and s.s s'rs @ ssan r.G s
ChAndeers Dning Table rnaoogsny psror scd reception
sssss R p3s ; and us, s Nns ae sass
x S1 ns s.s vsr
Table nearly rosewood seven octave Psao. 40 e.,
.s. Of Soassa doss sssi,sss. viii ready s.-y
sn Ters ss yin on S as
TNo, s. BELTS. AuorIoNEEs AUCTION NOTICE
sell on Friday Febru,rv g 10 O'Clock a. No 80 priace
S s 81 r. Tho .ae
t,e contained In tie above four consisting
Carpets, Drussee pa,,or rosewood furniture, snt.
o '% Centre sss marine ae
essension dr,ns Tables tea and card Fables rnaael
marble stn.y eleg.os rosewood carved and daished
r snd ~ s Srns
DC A,so marble top dressing Buresus dto Washstsnt Ward
ding Gss Sc A. ssG ,ss Gas Fs.nrs: : tsrsagasa. tho
Aa, 30 With which the sale WIN commences, conorstng
sr,s and gener, Of M Furniture cAA
ToHE MONTGOMERY. AUcrIONEER.-sso GASES
= B,c.s Shoes and Brosans shcton Tha-sdsy Feb.
- 81 clock y The ssos, Of J. r Davis 90 % Beekuan
MOfhOE STREkr FHoFERTf AT AUCT1ON.-WM. II.
w FRANKLIN VIII sell az auction Thursday March l,
IL O'Clock n the Merchants Exchange the three glory base
mort and under cellar brick house and eighteen
pr-o lease OF the l No. l3 Monroe street Maps full
particulars at No Broad street
THos vE nSsIcs .y ~ Ssss,ii, s-nvr,
mortgage sale Of sols0th restaurant and saloon
eurrors Per Glsssss Mirrors Tete tees 10 Thurs
day Feb. r n ~ O'Clock A. NJ at 2S Eighth avenue cJnss
ing ~ Pier Gssss siros nahognrv TeI e,es mahogany
Chairs Cbsirs Chanceers Brscets marble 70,
Tsbles Crocrery Glass Wars Sbo Cases Scgsr glass
JaS ODcohH Carpets STAIR Rods Esgrsvings OH randnga
&C.
Alec splendid marble too Conte-s Fiynres iron
HAfe Dess &c Also patent lea Cresn
$c n COED order copper Freezer Tubs lst Coal patent
Stssing Apparatus DC.
Also two street Lamps, Liberty Poio Flags. e.. &c,
&C.
WV. wfTrkRs, AucTIoSEEs-wIIIs EfLTH DAY.
w st O'Clock at s5l Canal az the entir. Furniture Of
ly Leaving the ciy aror Su Pier and Mir
lace and dasss Curtains nahogsn cssed Piano apes.
Try bree ply ingram and other Oarpes halt O!co,as
gary cottage sre oer Bedstesds hstr Mstrees feather
BEDS Be6diug Blankets Sheets rois tor Dressing b.
Washsands, Toilet China Glass and silver
hoFsnv Wsrdrobs. Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture
lNM Writer'S. AUCrIONEER-wiLL SELL TaIs
w day. At O'Clock y: Ash Canal abont pounds
Baut Cart. yards Oicloth Mating; also Carpets Iron
safe By Herring Cane Chairs Sofas, sc
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TTorU, u. JULIEN. NO WARRINGTON PLA0-
III Wsxauk snn 4 Apernsah hr fasnssa; pEivas tabas
A. sa9k Bssaa Assnsr ADDISON. fnpHsAR.
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61 OOn -rOB sALE A RESTAURANT, FIRST
DZ.LVV. class In every respect dcsiraby near
Wall street, lease ten years. dong probable business
Apply 70 g. W. MARKHAM, loa Broadway.
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DAHuu A. MArBKws AUCrIoNEgR
IL HAVANA HEJARS AND CHAMPA0N2
TO HOrEL KkEPKRA> 0R0CxkS AND orHKRA
BUTLHR, SCHULTZ MATHEWS wil sell NJ Aucss,a b.
fhurstay ~ II osocs 81 Aer spAsisas sAssroom.
1o GA Cedsr sAreee
l5ogos 9ev1cs Havaas end domestic segArS Of nAoscs
hrsnda ccmpving Oocehsa Londrcs Opera ReSadAs, Nil
~ Comnsnea. he; Ia y. Tia LSO b,xeA
Alss, 70 pay Advances - bAsfea Hsi1seek ChAnpsgnA
CAniogues and sAnp carly mo~uiny Of e&e
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I EASBHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE BY ExECUTtS1N
II TO Gloss an estaeHOuse and Lot ZIG MOurcc st-.a
which for about $3.50 per nearly eghess veas
unexpred term and House and 162 streo Gig
New York witch rents for about 500 year. and
years mnexpTed torn Terms fsvoraha Apply 70 TX An
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r.vCa aAIH-rHI THRKE STORY. BASKMINr, SUB
cellar brick hcsss. corner Of HScks and WaTen sresl
Ssv 1nhed 10 besa sdsrn style In good order aod in
az CO. ooanon; WIN exchange for small house or cot
b. Prios $1,000 Of winch s. oo can remain bond and
ntsage 1he furniture wfll Do sod with the house do
srd Inquire Tie premises Of The unANrxgned AZ IN
Once he unked Ssssea kxpress Company, 81 Broadway
New York. CHARLES A. DR WITT
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INLAND Villa FOR sAIE-oss OF rHs xosx

JhLANp VILLA FOR sALR-oNB OF fHB H05x
complete 10 the State situated In Weschester w
In hours ride by railroad IN neihborncot pcvers t
heAthulpess and desirable respect society,"
r1ed, churches 70 There wsssk
were aid oot few years since In to best style OF lsuaae
Garc-u1pg and provided with Of
and rruis all full and dis posed In the
manner The principal dwelling is large and
nsned IN the maderr gothic style furDsbsd with
ccnven,ence The earcen.rs cottage stable and other o
Prise So 600 city residence would taken
Further particulars may he obtained Of W. 4 NJ Fl WAX.
~ E1chsnge place. Rs estae brokers and agents nssE u
apply.
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IJOUsE AND LOT IN BROOKLYN FOR sALH-Ytys
n three story and basement brick dwelling House 2is Oar
vp avenue near he kab situation
feet repair price moderate and terms easy. Apply
premises.
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SPECIAL ORDERS. No. 81.
Board Of Medical Ocoys win IA The ctv ~ "a
York the LIST day Of LAY MOTT Aerear A.
cable for the examination OF AaSiatsni Surgeons f, pr
oo and q such candidates for appointment 70 a, 6essa
eA q o army - may be invited present hesc 4, =
Beard -
eDrrAII TIE poARs
Surgeon Clement A. Finley.
Surgeon Charles M.fDouraH.
Surgeon John H. Cuyler
Assistant surgeon j. r Hsmmcnd Rroords~
By order OF the Secretary OF War
s.n,x..v, lsHlsel = COOPER, Adjutsnt Gsnorsl
must De addressed 70 the Secretary OF WA u
- ,,s OF he applicant and Tbs date and place a
- o ney NUS also De accompan'ed preferences wnl rs
ceve NO aEonoon) by NJ h,s
ne mora ADD psyneN publications requisite for dlns srsaS
soy INC RESPONSIBLE sAyn, and FOE performing solv -
euoos nsa .Svs QUA OF IN officer thu Medicu Sts1
ye.s q ago w - WVx~
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MO. 80 WEST THlRTYTHIRD STRERT-POR eAx8
~ or to 1t the fine brown stone English
west hry third street. between Fifth
from he Ist OF May next Terms very reasonable qaars
OK T. VAN buhEN, law o(nce, 81 Broadway, ssoAx
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THE LApIFg FAIR, NOW OPEN IN THE sIxrssxr
sseet BAptst church tho Eghth avenue vii -
nue open until tho e4th Of February. Tickets cens
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HUMANS CHEAP DANCING ACAnRuv Isl BowRsy
~ .e~sous 81 per mouth nondAys ant rhursfays 81
1ursday ara rrtayA LAds~s' caass>s :, o
AS o0ocS ssFssA Admpasa y esah yRNvs.s lasssa, s.
cSnA
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HOUSES FOk SALE-THE VALUABLE PE0PaEeY
IL no 10 downing street front aud houses
oe 1x96 feet Aleo two throe story frame Housss ~
and zoe west Forty eighth street. besween Eighth sr-s
avenues with brick Easements marble sitdir
baths Crcton water and Also five Lots E9by esA
street. near broadway would exchange r small hsHs' ~
town Terms Tn suit the purchaser Mr. q S3EN
MANS, 16 Fest Forty eighth street.
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r,,OR sALE-THE THREE STORY HIGH srooP RRrox
and brown sone baee0en House, tie narth sos a.
fiiy third street. besween broadway and psAS syes~e
Is 9I<6 feet t Is ax00 o. all modern Ia
bleek paved win Besss pAvsnent 5000 REMAIN fls
owner, On the premises, las West Fin third aresl
EN0R sALE-Ar ORANGE AN ENaLIsH GOTHIC
Ostn~e tive and half sssrscs 3a1sl with wing 1875
euaAiy located; within i've walk Of The doDo -
range furnace bath e nine Of ground
Improved and adsrned viii bandooe SHADE sversreen
sAns pond Al y srssr sna m every respects nrs cs plaza
pISs z, Q, hULkLsy, y Wa sEsst Jaaas1 Csws
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WOOD YARD FOR SAILOR WOULD TAKE A PART
w nsr. steam engine toca &c, co upcte Doing q eood
buatpeaa Address Wood Yard, Herald of1cc
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
Winter Arrangement-s.V.R.R.
IE PAesTNoER TRAINs

ON and afler the 22d day Of October 1850, tho
~ Cars Of the Sacramento Valley Railroad will
leave as follows, viz:
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
win leave the Depot, foot Of street, Sacramento, at
81, 4. ~, ,1H, and ~ ?. N. Sundays excepted.
Folsom ut 6K,A. NJ, IL, NJ, and On, p NJ, Sun
ON SUNDAYS,
WIN leave Sacramento At 6]&,A.M.
VIII leave Folsom at tlE,P.N.
TICKET OFFlCE-On Front street, under the
"What Cheer House."
FREIGHT FOR FOLSOM
VIII be taken by every train, Sundays excepted.
Up way.Prelght by the Y train only.
Downward Why.Freiglt by the Z train only.
Freight must he delivered at the Depot, foot OF l.
street, half an hour before the hour OF departure
Of the train, else will be retained for the next train
The 81, 4. ~, tTAiB out from Sacramento connects
with Stages for all the following named places. and
passengers procuring tickets at the Depot In sacra
ment0 will be sent trough the day. The stnges
run from all the following named places to connect
mento one hour before the San FTancscO boat leaves
Nevada, Grass Valley, Auburn,
Iowa Hill, Forest City, D0wnievillr,
Orleans Flat, Ophir, Gold Hill,
InoistOwn, Yankee Jims, Greenwood Valley
Georgetown, Mormon Island, Cooina,
II Dorado, diamond Springs, Placerville,
Prairie City, Michigan BAR, Cooks Inr.
Walls DigRings, Lire Oak City, Arkansas Digs,
Willow springs, Drytowu, Amador,
Sutter, Jackson, Fiddctuwn,
AND WASHQE,
To which point this s the nearest and quickest route
And all the Intermediate EaceS
For freight or passage apply 1T the Railroad Stations
J.P. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
5. V. II. Il. Office, October goth 1861. -
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

IT SHOULD NOT BE FORGOTTEN that in the
Black Republican St0tes-Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont Rhode Island, Mas
sachuSetts and Ohio-thc ncgrors vote on
an equality with the white race, and IL
the Republicans once get into power in
California, they will allow them the same
privileges here. Throw out the negro
vote in those States and the Democracy
would carry them.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

ExrREsSIvE.-The Douglas party in the
Southern States has been appropriately
termed "the Republican Aid Society"
The leaders Of that faction, in this coun-
ty, fused with the Republicans and voted
the same ticket at the last general election.
They have passed the halfway house md
are now in full fellowship with the Black
Reo,,l,liaaac
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

SMITH met two editors who had proba-
bly been ut outs" on the street, walk
ing arm in arm.
"Ilillo!' said Smith, "the lion and
lamb lie down together, do theyP
"Oh, yes" said Editor No. !, "JOnes
here did tho lyin' and l did the lammin',
and of course we came down together"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
0o1ED ONNi CONN ALI
10 TmE-
OLD NATIONAL RESTAURANT.
ERLD. COLLINS 4 cO....... .PROPRIErOHs,

HAVING PURCHASED a.
~ and REPITTED this old
StaDd, We would inform the public that vD
We are at al times ready In accommodate --a~Z
thOfe who may favor us With theiF patronage. Our
You vili nnd eTeFything the market affords.
Oyster Stews, that can't be Beat.
Porter House Steaks. Pork Steaks. Mutton Chops.
Ham and Eggs, Hot RoiisI Hot Mufins aud Game Of
al kinds.
RT GAME. CHICKEN ASD CHAMPAGNE sCP.
PERS SERVED TO ORDER
We a.e prepared 10 furnish suppers for Balls Par.
ties, &C., at the shortest nstCe.
House open at all Hours, Day and Might,
One door brlow the Oasis taIUOh. Main street.
IRED. COLLINS, lsi7l PAT. sLAvEN.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
HOPE & NEPTUNE RESTAURANT.
YOUNG'S HOTEL.

Rebuilt on 'he site NJ the oid Wash. IA
inHfnn Hotel DI tNOND SPRINGS.
.The under. Knsd desires TO inform the ~
Travelling Public. and his "H fTi~tds. fHBw
that he hss just completed and "I'cRed @@uas-Sss
his II"tc. foF the SECOND TINE, and IL drteFmI d,
despite IN" elements. I" Try to keep Hotel sec
oni IL h"ur u'r road. His Furniture and M.
,lipg all and of the best quality his Table
wll Al ali iinvs br supplied with the choice of the
MARKET and attention &" the comfort of his guests
phHli AiWAys H. = prifnsEy consideration.
N.H-Thr h1u IL PiHs'rr-d throg2 "u'. and the
sleeping apartments large and we'll Vcntla' -'i.
There isai.O = hnc DANCING HALL aVarh-d to the
House. Terms moderate. NATHAN HOCNi.
sSs u"h STOCK IAKIS attached to the H"Is".
biainOI,d sprinRs, May II, lSCr. all 3.n
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

A man who covers himself with costly
apparel and neglects his mind, Is like ore
who Eliminates the outside Of his house
and sits within in the dark.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

Benefit your friends that they may love
you still more dearly; benefit your sne'
mics that they may become your ifisDds.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

To abuse those who dare not reply, is
rs cOwardly a. to attack with . drawn
sword chained man.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
CHILDREN TEETHING.
MRS. WINSLOW,
A n experienced nurse and Female Physician, pre-.
n sents TO the attention Of MOtheTs her
SOOTHING SYRUP.

FOR CLiiLDRBV TEBTnIHO,
Which Ereany facilitates the process Of teethIns By
soteniDR the gums, reducing all lnhamniatio tion--Wl
allsy AL rAIS and SpasmOdic action, and Is
Sure TO Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon ,moherA II will give rest 70 yOurseiveS
Ard Relief and Health 70 your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years, and can say. IN confidence md truth Of H.
Wm We have never been able tO say Of any Other
medlcine-SEvER HGatT TAILED, ~ 4 sIE0LE fSsTAHcR
70 ETTEcT CURE, when timely used. Never did We
know an instance Of dissatisfaction By any one who
used IT, On tile contrary, all are delighted with Its
operations, and speak In terms OF hEhest e0mmenda-
ton Of hs magical eSrcts and medical virtues.
We speak In this matter WHAT We DO KNOW,
amer ten years. experience. and pledge our repu-
tdtiOn for MSfHLfLtpsHt Cr 'ehGf ice here declare
In almost every instance where the infant s suffer.
ing from pain and exhaustion, relief will be found
IN nneen or twenty minutes ansF the syrup 10 ad'
mlnistered.
This valuable preparation ia the prescription Of
one Of the most EXPERIENCED and RkILPUL NUR.
sEs In New England, and has been used, With never-
EIHfHO SNcceSS, In
THOUSANDS OF CASES. \
II not only relieves the child from pain but InvIR-
OrzteS the stomach and bowels corrects acidy, and
gives tone and energy 10 the whole system. il will
relieve almost Instantly
Gripping in the Bowels and Wind Colo,
And overcome DvusIons which, n not Speedlly rem.
edcd end IN death. We believe the best and erREsT
RgNgbYin the wORLD. In all caaes Of DYSENTERY
and DIARRIIfEA ~ CHILDREN, whether II arises
from teethinE from other We you'd say IN
every mother who has q child suffering from any Of
the foregoing complaints. Do NOT LET YOUR PRE-.
JUDGES, NOR THE PREJUDICE5 or OTHERS,
stand between your suffering child and the relief
that will be SCRH-yes. ABSOLUTELY eCRE-to
follow the Of this medicine, II timely used Pull
directions will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the fac .slmlle Of CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New
Iork, Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists throughout the World.
PRINCIPAL OPPICE. IL CEDAR ST., NEW YORK.
PRICE, ONL I2j Cents PER BOTTLE.
PARK q WHITE,
Sole Agents fCr the Pacific Coast,
I,i,-ly I32 Waaiingt0n street, San Francisco, CAL
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
1T3sTTOE9' BIANK0,

filauk Andavl,s. Undertaking, and writs Of
AttaehaiSht, nddrf the HAW Law, inf sale at this
tiGAee aIso, Bank tIrelaTAtions Of llOvneStead-
che hsosI cont Senient form In use.
ONrS on C"iOmd INre"t ..... .PtI"srTiU'.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

FoRxEY, Of the Philadelphia Press has
declared openly for Lincoln.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
TME CARY mOUaI

THE CAHK MUUSE1
ThreestoTy PIreproof Hotel, Main St, P1acerville,
q. h. CARY. PROPRIETOR.
n all the Improvements and convenieneeS which
L modern hotel.ke-pinR has rendered essential
the Cary House stands Pre.rn,inrnt. II II lighted
with gas and furnished in every department In the
most approved style. II employs the hest talent in
every department, and the table Is always supplied
xith :he choicest Of everything to be had in the
market.
~ The Cary House s the depot for every stage
line I" and from the city, and is Kept open through
Out the night. Ol2
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

CHAS. p. JACKSON IL the AuthoriSed
Ar-ue 81 the NsseHTAIH DksscpAT At n Dorado.
Orders IsN sIsh HIN wuI be pFon'puy attrnded to.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
A. BLOCH,

- Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
CARPETS, ETC., ETC.,
Brick Store, North Side Of Main Street, PAcerville
n>rNew Goods by every Steamer. I6l3tn
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
PuBLISBED sEHI.WEEKLT,
WEDNEsDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS,
az WICkS & JANUARY.
~ 0uWIcEA ~ JASrAaV.
Farms-InvAriably ia Advance. F..
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT
Book anO Sob printing @ffce

I, veplets with al the modern improvements for
the NEAT. CHEAP AND RAPID execution Of
rvePy variety Of PRINT1NG-snch - BOokS,
PamphIets, Brief, P0steFs. 1landbils, CireularS,
han Tickets, Programmes, Certificates Of Stock or
Oerosit, BiilheadS. Checks, Receipts, Cards, La
IeIs, etc., either In plain OF fancy cOlOTed inks.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

Fine and Fashionable Goods.
Tu which frtnvitrstfr attcntiuu Of the Public
stock comprises, IN Lart,
Fine Black, Blue and Brown Frock Coats,
Fine Black, Blue and Brown Cass. Pants,
Blk, Cashmere and Velvet Vests,
Davis Jones White and Colored Shirts,
Silk, Cotton and Merino Undershirts,
Blk, Cotton and Merino Drawers,
White and Colored Flannel Shirts,
White and Colored Flannel Drawers,
Benkert's Boots, Shoes and Caters,
Alexandre's Kid Gloves,
Panama, Straw and Cashmere Hats.
Also, a large assortment of
CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES, VESTINGS,
&C., &C., &C.
Which will make up, and guarantee to NJ.
All Of which will sell cheap for cash.
Call aud examine before purchasing elsewhere.
No trouble 10 show goods. H. ELkUS,
Rl2u Main street, Placcrvillc.
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