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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27
MR., DOUGLASS ANSWER

"But 1 am told on all sides; OIL just wait;
the proslaverv cause will be voted down.
That does not obviate any of my obligations;
it does not diminish any of them You have
no more right to force free state constitution
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27
QUESTION FOURTH.

4. Would you vote to give the sanction O.
the o, ,vsrnment to the ensavement of white
men or Cinnamon, either by refusing to an
nul the present fugitive slave bill, so as tC
prevent claimants from seizing and taking
back white persons into slavery, or by voting
against the repeal of terrtoy slave codes
which establish and sanction the enslavmen
of whites, as well as blacks or Indians?
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27

The head man took the book, as he had
the things in it, and were all introduced to
each other, and went down to look at the
bulls. We were on the red bulls. So we
went along and looked at them, and | didn't
soy much till we came to Sml.h's bull, and
looked at him pretty carefully, pulled his
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27
BRAVE DEEDS All TEHE LADY EEL
GIN DISASTER.
SAVED by A DRUM


The drummer boy of the Milwaukee Light
Guard was saved by means of his drum.
He had presence of mind sufficient TO white
a plug and close the ar-vent, then lashing
he drum to his shoulders he trusted himself
to the waves. The drum supported him, and
also four others who seized hold of it; but
these, one after another, dropped off. The
drum carried the boy nearly ashore, when by
some means one head was burst in and ii
filed with water. The boy abandoned it and
seizing fragment of the wreck, succeeded
in reaching the shore. The drum afterwards
came ashore, and was returned to the boy
whose life it hal saved.
A NOBLE DEED.
Another instance of bravery has been re-
lated which took place at Winetka, upon Sat
urday last. Among the RATS and pieces o
wreck tossing in the surf, one raft was anx
ously watched, to which were clinging five
persons among them, ~J ohm Jervis, Of Mil
waukee, his wife and child. AS the raft was
drawn into the serf it was capsized and al
disappeared for moment beneath the angry
waters. When itrose, Jervis alone was cling
ing to it. He instantly left it, however, anC
swan for his wife and child, and recovered
them Twice and thrice he repeated this he
loic act. !, Finally when the shore.was almos
reached, the raft was for the last time cap
sized, and. when it treached che surface, Jervi
alone was clinging to 1t. Again he left it
and swan for a long time in search of those
whom he had so long and so nobly protected
but all in vain, and he was obliged at last t
swim to the raft to save his own life.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22
CRDARy1LLE. Sent. II. 1880

CBOARVILLE, sept. ", 1907.
NEARs. EDIroRS At the little precinct Of
Cedarvilie We have u 1Ourishing Ilrecknridgc
and Lane Club, consisting Of about fifty un.
ciplc and the usages Of the party is unlmpeach-
able. On Saturday night last the Club met,
and, by . unanimous vote, indOrsed the full
proceedings Of the County Convention. aud
pledged an earnest support To the whole ticket.
In this vicinity the Breckenridge men are
untiring In their labOrs for the good old cause
Of Democracy. There is more enthusiasm,
more good feeling, than have ever before wit
messed and all feel sanRuine Of success ut the
election In November, not only in our County
and State, but in the Union. Our prospects
ere Frightening every day; we are continually
gaining strength.
There Is great dissatisfaction in the ranks of
The DOuglasites in this part Of the county.
They d. not like the manner in which King
COnness conducted his Con CentiOn. COnneSs
stock, In Costumes Township, is at great dis
cIunt, and Douglas stock is on the decline.
The masses will have nothing to do with the
ticket nominated by Conness. The Convention
belonged TO him, and the nominations made by
Il are regarded as his instruments.
You may set down old COsumues at about
two to one against the Douglas and Republican
parties and " we continue to gain, as We have
for the hast two weeks, We will triple both by
the 6Vst Of November. Neither Of tho other
two parties has any Club 10 this Township.
TbeiF adhsrsnts are 10 few and far between
that It would be difficult for them 10 organize,
ifthey were to try. Costumes will give large
majority for Brcckinridge and lane, and The
whole Democratic ticket; and that she may Al-
ways continue " do 30, 10 the wish Of Demo
craa Of CEDARVILLE.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

PREFERS LINCOLN TO A COALITION WITH
THE NATIONAL DENocRATS.-TKe Provi.
dcncc Press, violent organ of the Doug
lasites Of Rhode Island, indignantly re-
pudiates a coalition with the Democracy.
Speaking of the friends of Mr.. Breckin.
ridge, it says:
"CnalitiOn with them must therefore be too
repulsive for honest Douglas men to endorse,
even TO defeat Lincoln. Those straightforward
mess has The hearty endorstmsAt Of l'OU0lds kin-
sel:."
Is there a solitary man who has ever
been 4 Democrat, or honest in his politi.
cal views, who can any longer doubt the
real object and design Of Mr.. Douglas and
his party? Tho election Of Lincoln and
the destruction of the Constitution and
with it tho Union, is the sole object Of
Mr.. Douglas and the renegades who COM
pose his party. Take those who advo-
cate his claims-his organs and speakers
all Of them vindictivcly assail the Dem
ocratic party,-speak in the mildest, some
in tho most fattering terms Of Lincoln
and the Republican party. They desire
fusion with them. For what purpose?
To defeat the Democratic party.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22
aHERTTFR RAL1.

NY virtue Of an execution issued out Of the
n CleTk's Once Of the Hoa. District Court Of
The lith Judicial District, In and for II Dorado
couhty, 90 9 Judgnent yendsEsd % The aftseseA
day Of September, A. u. feS0, tn favor 0f the
Hvrska Canal COmpaSy. AsA agatasse David ZeeIie,
Wm. (jisnnini joseph Gallo, Felix BaEnaidy, Felix
BaTusidy, JF., 4. Badoui, =. PaPy, q. Gobby, B.
Dalloek and John Rastany, tOT the sun Of one
dollar, damaka, with inserrst theTeas e the rate
~ In peF eeat. per annum, from the dftsenth Of
sepIenbeF A. ID. 1880, together With the sun Of
two handred and sixty seven 9St doiiaE1, costs
a suit and aeeFuing costs, bsve IeSted tpoa ana
vim expose 70 public sale. At the CsaTt HoaSe, III
the city Of PlaSsFvllls,
On the lSEh day OE October A. p. $780,
Al II O'Clock, 4. ~, all tie right, titls, lntessst
ssd elain, q The saI4 DeVia Ztklia. We: Gsnsini.
A. BaASsi, 2. Papy, @. 0e6hy, .. Daltssk an1
John RasVsIly, e. u anA % shs 6nSSing described
peOpeTty, lyiag aad bsing IL Dis@oad epTtngs
IAow nsklp, aDd State of caliIsEsta, u Wit a
miniag eIaim heated On Clear Greek, eo@@eneing
Il dan scar The Plsasane Valley Quarts Mil,
Funning down and extending serOsS the bed and
hAnkS q OAia Greek aboat two thOasaD4 fses. eatA
claim 10 known - Zeiglio Co.'S claim. Also.
i@mediately helow aHd sAIsiaiRg ssIa xegllo cS,s
elAim, . minlng claim kDOWn Is Felix BATniady
4 Co.'S elsims, running down and e1tending scrOss
the bed anA hanks Of said Creek distanee Of aeDat
tWo thOasAnd feet, to where the wisconsin and
PleaAaSt Valley road crosses said CTeek, toseeheT
with all Improvements there0n.
W. J. BURWELL, Sheriff.
By J. VAS EAToH, DsDssy.
S]''''' os.'Ses s.Tse..s.r s1s.I 3, isS. .zd
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

A PosER.-The Breckenridge platform
is substantially the same as the resolutions
which passed the u. s. Senate at its last
session, known as the JEFF. Davis resolu.
tiOns, for which every Southern Senator,
including Mr.. Crittenden, voted. The OPP
position party do not consider Mr.. Crit.
tcnden disuniOnist for having voted for
them. How, then, is it that they de-.
nOunce Breckenridge As a disuniOnist for
advocating principles for which Mr.. Crit.
tenden 50 recently voted! Mr.. Critten.
den regarded them as reasonable and Just
and National; and the very speakers and
papers that culOgise him for his wisdom
and patriotism, condemn the Democratic
nominees for maintaining the very doc.
trines that received his sanction. Either
Mr.. Crittcndcn is disuniOOist or they arc
wilfully and Indignantly traducing Mr..
Breckenridge. What they regard as com.
mendable in Crittenden they stigmAtise as
criminal in Breckenridge! Such is the
fairness Of the Opposition!
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

The RESULT OF Tue COMING ELECTION
From every State in the Union-frOm all
parts Of the country, do we receive the
most joyful and cheering news for the
National Democracy. The old ldChampions
of the party arc aroused and are actively
and enthusiastically engaged in the con-
test. Of the election of Breckenridge and
Lane BY the people, there can be no longer
any doubt. The entire South, California
and Oregon on the Pacific, and the glori-
riouS old Democratic keystone" State
on the Atlantic, will cast their Electoral
vote for the Democratic nominees. The
vote of these States settles the question /;
but, glorious as the prospect is, tits highly
probable that it will still be more bright
and glorious on the 9th Of November next
From present indications there are strong
hopes of the Democracy carrying Con.
necticut, New Jersey, Rhode Island and
Indiana, where the Republicans are split
into factions; and possibly some Of the
younger sisters in the West, whose child
rem have not become hopelcssly besotted
by the Abolitionists, or utterly deluded
by the insane yells Of the followcrs'of tho
SQuatter Sovereignty dogma. But enough
is already known to satisfy the friends Of
Brcckinridgc and Lane that they will tri-
umph in the coming election. The tenn
peratc appeals Of the able statesmen and
old champions of the Democratic party
so different from the idle defamation and
violent denunciations of the Douglas and
Lincoln speakcrs-are having their effect
on the rejecting people; and the people,
always patriotic, discriminating and just,
are rallying under the Democratic flag,
on whose ample folds is inscribed, in let
ters Of fadeless lustre, the National motto
of our standard bearer" The Constitu.
tion and the equality Of the StatcS!-
These are Symbols Of everlasting Union" I"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

SLAvERY IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUNBIA.
In 1887, As . member Of the Illinois
Legislature, Mr.. Lincoln, with only four
others, voted against the following resOlu'
ton;
"ResOlred, That the 0oveTnment cannot
abolish slavery ia the District Of Col1mosa
against the consent OF the citizens II aald Dis:
tfict, without manifest breach Of good faith.
It will be seen, by carefully examining
his votes, both in the Legislature Of I'LL
nOis and the Congress Of the United
States, that he is an ultra AbOlitiOnist Of
the Giddings school
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

SToP THE FAISEHooD.-Thc latest and
biggest and most impudent falschood orr
ginatcd and circulated by the frightened
Douglasites is, that Chief Justice Taney
is in favor Of their idol, and approves Of
his construction Of the Dred Scott deci.
sion! The idea is prcpostcrouS. Judge
fancy is a profound jurist, consistent
Democrat, and an ardent supporter Of
Breckenridge and Lane. IfbOld lying and
unblushing Dragging can elect q Prcsi.
dent, Douglas will surely be successful.
His friends have claimed every prominent
Democrat for him, but without the least
authority, and in direct opposition to
their sentiments and declarations.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

DAILY MAIL--We are grati6ed to an
nOunce that through the eesssleG exeT.
tons of SenatOrs Gwin and Latham, the
POstOfEice Department has established .
daily mail between this city and Virginia
City and intermediate points This is .
great accommodation, not only to the
people of Piaccrville but Of the entire
State, and will be duly appreciated Oy
them. This Insures sate and speedy COM
munication between California and the
large and growing towns in Western
Utah, and will be hailed with pleasure BY
all the Californians in the "silver dig
gings."
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22
P1AcrnyrLLR. Sent. 2lst. 1s6

ILACEuNtbbhI Oept. Zlbtp loVVs
AKssRs. EDIToRs The importance Of the
Washoe trade can scarcely be overTatgd BY The
merchants Of this locality. 1t is probable that
three-l0urths Of the commerce Of Placerville Is
derived from that source; and Its greatly in.
cfeAsihg value renders II Of high Importance
that every attention should be paid TO matters
facilitating the transportation between this city
and the distant mining districts. Those who
have travelled tho present highway leading 10
Washoe, know wen It's great difficulties; they
at once recall n their minds sections Of this
road. continuous for miles, alternately ascend.
ing and descending to and from great heights.
and they will learn, with pleasure. that road
10 now in the course Of formation which will
remove some Of these dificulties-givng in
stead Of . curved, irregular and dangerous
road Of twenty y-four miles, one whose grade
will be almost dead level; offering no difi-
eulties OF rock, stump, roots, curve or width,
end whose length will be but thirteen miles
thus shortening the travel eleven miles, Leav-
ing the present road ct the junction House,
which 10 6flecn miles from Placerville, the new
mad continues, on . dead level, for five miles
then hes light ascending grade Of quarter
Of mile, followed by nm equally light descend
ing one Of about one mile, constituting the only
mss and fall Of consequence through the entire
distance
The greater portion Of The road is already
buIrI. having been quietly prosecuted BY the
proprietor, Mr. OgiIby, Mt considerable cost and
perseverance,, and is to be opened for pack
trains 10 about six weeks-it being the intcn.
ton to admit no wagons on the rOad until it is
hardened BY travel. Ultimately, 1t is the in.
tention of the proprietor to extend his improve
ment still nearer To Placervile. by connecting
with tho Placerville road at or near the Noun
tain Ranch, Thus avoiding that great bug bear,
the junction Hill.
The writer Of this has Travelled over the Dor.
tiOn Of the road already finished, and can fully
substantiate oil that is claimed fnr it by the
gentleman conducting its formation; but, a.
the proof Of pudding is said IN be in the eat.
Jog, 80. the proof Of tho goodness of road is
10 Ms iraveI-aud II is easy tO demonstrate or
refute what is here said BY personal nveSiigA-
ton, ~ have done. g.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

The BLOwERS REBUKED.-0n the boat
coming from San Francisco to Sacramento,
last Wednesday night, number Of Doug.
las bummers, as is customary with them.
were bOasting Of the strength of their
favOrite. They mOckingly challenged the
Breckenridge Democrats to take q vote.
The latter reluctantly accepted the chal.
lenge, not from fear Of the result but tC
save the bummers from bitter mortifica.
tion. The vote stood: Brcckinridge, So
Lincoln, 20; Douglas, %; Bell, 0. Chop
fallen the DOuglasites sought their hiding
places, and were seen no more that night
The DOuglasites are great on bOasting, 6u
not on voting.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

SOME OF Mr.. Conness' nominees are
growing uneasy and soliciting the support
of the Republicans. Without the assist
ance of the Republicans they know that
their prospect is cheerless-their defeat
inevitable. twOR,t do, gentlemen. The
Republicans have q ticket Of their own,
which, will receive their undivided vote.
Your professions Of attachment to the Re-
publican cause won't go down with honest
Republicans, who judge men by their
acts, not by their professions
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

AGAIx TIE FIRST IN THE FIELD.-The leading
and popular dry goods store of A. Bloch is
filed up with fashionable and elegant styles Of
new Fall goods, and the behOlder cannot but
admire the great varieties. Of styles-Speakiug
well for the taste Of the enterrrisins rOprietOr.
The prices are remarkably low, and it is Ger
tsinly wOEah while for any person to call aud
examine the above goods, as it is an GcEnOsrI-
edged fact that no house in the mountains can
give better inducements and show finer goods
TO the purchaser than ni0ur neighbOr Bloch.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

ARE You in favor of the equal right Of
Southern men with those of the North to
take their property into the common Ter.
ritOries Of the Union, and have it protect
ed BY the Federal Government against ag.
grcssiOn, then vote with the party that
supports that right-the true National
Democratic party headed by Breckenridge
and Lane.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

SruMPrxc 1.-THE notorious S. M.
Booth, lately rescued from prison by
Black Republican desPeradOes at Milwau-
kic, and the acknowledged seducer Of q
little girl Of tender years and Of poor
parentage, has very properly gone to
stumping it for Lincoln. An attempt was
made to arrest him at RipOn, Wisconsin,
but an Abolition mob prevented it being
done. What do the Abolitionists care for
the laws! Should Lincoln be elected, be
would probably give Booth good appoint
ment for his services
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

LINCOLN, says the Albany Argu', has
none Of the strength Of Fremont. lie
has no Jessie to attract sympathy and
disarm resentment; no romantic career
to excite interest. His nomination was q
cheat; bis candidacy . UsurpatiOn; his
platform is disuniOn /; his party composed
Of fanatics and extreme sectiOnalistA.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

TnE HOxEr BEE.-" An improved Sys'
tenn of propaSating the Honey Bee," is
the title Of neat little pamphlet, by J.
S. HARRISON, q renowned apiarian and the
inventor Of several valuable improvements
in the business copy Of which We have
received through the courtesy Of the pub.
fishers. Nessrs. HOssack 4 Crawford, Post
Office Building. Sacramento. Bee ianciers
should read this work.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

DE-. J. A. w. LuAdboRg, Dentist
Once. opposite CaEy HOase, lap stairs,) entrance
mos CoIutha street-kegs least 70 ahsOunee 10 the
citlssns o. PaesTvis and yleiaitx that be has per
eoUrarea hT eh0 mbtFaI patFuaage beet6Ata; kopei
for . eoatinnanee ofehe same. All work entrusted
70 his eaFs win 6s Pansesaly szssssed; 10 thse.
ouRh and WO9kmanllks maaseS. a1li
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22
NoTTCE Is HEREBY OWEN,

THAT. on SATURDAY, The Isth day Of October, A.
D. 1860, at one o'clock, r, H., Of said day. At the
Court IiOaSe door, IN the city Of FiaesTvHe, In "
Dorado County. the uodeTsigned vI proceed te ~
at publlc aaeti~n. . esrtSin LUMBER. o. DOL RiE
WAGON, the property Of one = Dias; 70 satisfy
eIAIm Of oSl T. which The uDdeFs!gDed have against
sAlA Das lOV vOFk doue and materials furnished 10
the repair N aaIA wagon. and storage thereof, ~ the
undersgned. - the Sp<eial instance aLd request Of
Said Diaa-fOT which sum Of money the undeTSignsu
have lien upon said WAfOh.
wv Dated THE Dsal, day " SePtessh%E. :. tSl0
BCR6E CO..
BiaeksnIths and WaeonnAskers,
sS9Nv HaeeTvlie.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

Or CorRsE-The DOuslasitcs Of Cali
forOia supported Col -Bsker, the "gvay
eagle Of Black Republicanism," Is his
friends proudly term him, for Congress in
ls5O,-the DOuglasites Of Oregon are
supporting the same Black Republican
champion for the United States Senate.
now, in opposition to q regular old line
Democrat. This is sufficient to show the
proclivities Of the Douglasites.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

The Physician aS 0GHoA b1a@OA for
want Of success In hls streAa@snt When The dsapPont
ment In the recovery Of the siek b y be traced 70
the administering lmpaFs medicines. Robert While,
apothecaTy, b paying particular attention % the
eompoundlng PhysIcians' prescriptions and family
recipes, tEOm medieass of 1adoabtsd PARITY Robert
White, Medical Hall, ls appointed aRent iog mo0t
Of the genulne Pateat Medicines.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

WE received the communication Of our
Georgetown correspondent, National" +"
too late for tO-day's issue. Itshall appear
in our next We approve Of his sugges-
ton, think il an admirable one, and shall
urge our friends to adopt it.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

NoeIee te COatFastSgs.--Sealed Pre-.
poaas viii b. geesised ~ = The hEat DAY q Oeto.
Coloua and Center streets. Plans and epeeiaea-
tions u Be- assn as tie sloge Of Lacey lIsgsett.
JAMES NcBETH,
Chairman Fjlt and Watef Committee.
PlaSeFvilr, Septenbef -, le6o. S22-td
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

LET EvEEY volunteer who served in
Mexico remember that Abe Lincoln in.
troduced resolutions into Congress and
supported them, in which he declared that
the war was unnecessary and unjust :"
thus encouraging and giving "aid and
comfort" to the enemy Of his country and
casting 8 stigma upon those who vOlun.
tccred to maintain her honor.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

and Feaale Physician, kAs esoahiag eyFup GoS ehII.
dren teethine. uAieA eFeasIy fAelsAsS The process
Of eeethtng. - seAsatng tie gs0s Feaseag eli in.
late The boSess Dsesaa uToa b, nsakeSs h wIIl Eive
rest - yessssves, esA rsf aRA health % youT 10.
fAnts. Perfectly aAIe IN an eases. lSee advertise.
ment IL aaotheT eolsan. myS.Iy
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22
@. p. SGorrill, Drawrao0, has Sust

g. p. Morrill, Dr0ggAoN, h0O JUst rec
celved fresh supply q Drugs, Medlesnes, PAinGs.
Oils, and window 6tass,-making hls Aosogtment "
possible more complete cAan ever, al Of which are
warranted To be pare, aud 0oSd, st WApsssAe o.
an ae extremely Iov prices. BrusAee, Comhs Soaps,
fumeEy, Ia received. Also, On had, ealutsou Of
Citrate Aagnesa, . MIA cathaStic and cure for
headache, ChighIy recommended by physiclans gen.
'erallyJ made fresh froA day 70 day. Physicians
medicinal.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22
AGENCY oF THE
SEAMLESS CLOTHING
MANUFACTURING CoAPANT.
No. llS BATTERY sTR1BT.
San VRANcEec0.
PATENT SEAMLESS CAPS.

PATENT SEAMLESS CAFE
VAI UNDEReJ0HED HAVING heeA sppSlAi~d
Aeeaas In Shis eaaae isf Ne eAir ~ Iheoe Gu
EBRAfED CARA have sOS % haaA and uIu TeeSjve
by every AeaneV SAaH AsSostsd 1nvoieeS, uhIgh wo
oaeV . tle ega6e b Dses "a eas st esan advance
WpoN the FACTORY PRICE,.
These Caps are @ssuiAetaFsA eFs0 tAe asest
grades Of Asoea WOse weSea "a eAs eroes AArV sys.
ten Into . very bsasst1al snA @ess desirable tabVe.
THE 0ZWU1HE 9RAlGIsEae CAPS
Ase % widely ha0wa, have kssa tlseeesgisy sss1
e. anA universally aA@lsssd - be Sspestos - any
ether Caps, 0Aae we 0esl sAey 0lamA eoAsly enoagh
on iheiS oWa acADsWteAgeA @estaa. ena Ae ase neel
aay oAAilasal es@asenaattea. Ia aAAlaisn % iAe
sesnAAfa eesess-lsAlgs ~. Mleek 9FSes. 0sswu
MiEsA, elSs1 MlzsA aaA ClAsss n1ssA-we ase nsw
Seceivisg bsasstesI Vassety ~ q s eAs4sb saDs.
eiAny a4aVesA ~ Apsaag esA ea@@w vses.
ne ds@anA ~ Ghess Caps in Nee YOs& eiey
and thFoughsoe eka Aaasls easss Aas eesa entlgeIy
unpSeeedeute4, the Broadway HnrsAssahae RssaiIers
In bFUaduAy have hardly hesa akss - SSaas sseh-
eIsst NlVOSy 6e@ day = 49, aaA tAsy are reeoG-
nIHed b S1as sIsSsss = as9s ezsssAlaeS 6aFsbSs.
aad entirely Wa4eT.psSsG
CnUl Feesntly he Bsetsgy AAs bsea HnaASe 70 man
ufAetaFs iAst - tlss sg4eFS weSs received. but
haVInG Feceaty BED taFge aAAlsisas e0aplete1 viii
Oooa b abie - S1pPly tks 4s1so4 VsoGValg.
Al orders hy @an. 81 o. aPplleatiOa ~ ear o0ees
WiD uoostVO pgo9p1 e1ee1eoa.
R00D, DB1PeTER Z 90.
Ap3l.tf.Sp Aseass iss Nssuisesusess.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

I. o. O. F-zeta BAoa1pMOnts Ne.
holds regular Meetings On the evenings Of the "a
and Ath Tuesdays Of each month, ct Odd HelIoWs'
Han, PiacerviIle. PatTiarchs In good StandIng are
invited to attend. -
myS6-Iy JOHN A. M0cH, Scribe.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

Petit 4 Choate have 1ase received .
full stock q DEuss, Paints, PsrfaneEy, fA4ey
Ing at greatly reduced prices. They have on
consignment few Of WkeslsF 3 WESOn's eele-
hrated Family Sewing Machines, which theo Offer
freight.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

Fer Sale-Tw0 Fano OlaaOODOA DlI.
LIARD TABLas. lDqalre Of
aais ,. WHITE, FaAesrvEse.