davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
LOST.

II OsT-LAsT EVENING-A Clasp Porte mon
u naie containing SS 80, on Court-st.. from Cut
ter to Freeman; took the cars as far Liberty
took the again where they connect at York;st,
and got out at Court and Linn. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving it at 115 Court'st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

Cockney talk AIRY, 'op hup and go down
to Mr.. 'Arris's, and hax m hif'e 'as bit hOf
hash or hoax to make ha 'ickory ard wood
'AmmeT andle, -s.s-f5s III,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
FOR SALE.

NINOR SALE-Twelve 0mnibuses, one Hack,
~ enc four horse Wagon, Spring Wagons, Bug
gies, etc. Apply TO j. r. PABMEB, Bank-st.
[no20 xcawf1
EIyOR SALF-RARE CHANCE-An esta blished
~ business, paying five hundred per cent profit,
light genteel and legitimate for $500. Particulars
at Room No. i, second floor Apollo Building,
northwest corner Fifth and Walnut.sts de9-b+
ENOR SALE-Four hundred and eighty acres
y of land, situated in Lawrence County, State of
Illinois, near the county seat, viii be sold cheap for
small improved place near Oovington, KY, or
Cincinnati. For information please call on W. II.
PHILLIPS, So West Third-st., Cincinnati, or
W. MARTEN, Real Estate Agent, Lower Market
and Scott-sts., Covingtop, Ky. de9.c
EN0R SALE-Will be sold at decided bargain
n If applied for within few days. for the reason
that the owner will soon remove South, house and
lot on John ST., near Wade. Here is a better bar
gain than have given this season.
SAMUEL A. SARGENT
No. 2 Apollo Buildings,
deS-d wv corner of Fifth and Walnut-sts.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

AUCTION sALE-BY WELLS 4 MILES
.fAAuction .rosms 20 Pearl st.-Speeial and Pos.
Auction for Cash.-We will sell, on TO EsDAY
MORlING, December II, at o'clock, for CASH 2OO
Grain and Thick Boots and Brogansi Women's,
Misses and childreR's sewed and Pesged Heel
Also l5O d0seR super, Buck aud Kid-llned and
unlined Gauntlet and Half gauntlet Gloves. dos
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
PETER THOMSON,
Uncurrent Money Wanted I

r Will, SELL FROM TEN TO FIVE
ii thousand gallons of choice Champagne and Ca:
tawba Brandies also, from five 70 tye hundred
thousand gallons Of Still Wines at the lowest cash
prices for illinois, Wisconsin, and other u9Surrent
Money. JAMES EohnLbA 4, L,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
STEAMBOATS,.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, AT P. M.
For Parkersburg and Marietta.
STEAMER FANNY IcBURNIE, CAPr.
- KNOX, will leave as above. :,
des 4. MoBC8NIE, Agent. -Ea4sasassas:ss.zS -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATIoNs-By Fenry
yare, No. Z West Fourth-st., December 81
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
WANTED.

"wANTs," "TOR SALE" "FoK RENT"
'LosT," "TOUND," "BoARDING," &o.--Ad-
verisements coming under these headings, not ex-
ceedinR Eve lnea, win be inserted twice for % cents
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

AUCTION sALE.--sHERIEg SALE OF
IN Books, Store Fixtures, &c. MONDAY MORN
ING December TO- at Rine O'Clock, will be sold at
110 Main. ST., in lots 10 suit the trade:
600 copies LoTenza Dow,
600 Walkers School Dictionary, m
500 Poliock,s Course Of Time, i2mo., illustrated.
800 Bunyan's Work, svo.
T5 Shakespeare octave, Sheep.
10 Large Quarto Bibles.
30 Obambers's Information for the People, sYo
Sheep. -
so BeBton's Thirty Years; Sheep.
Also, a large assortment of Standard Books and
Else on tuesday morning at nine o'clock, all the
kiSe Fixtures, HENRY KES5LER,
och Sheriff,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

EUANTED-Msn seeking situations as clerks.
w statesmen, book-keepers, bar keepers, porters,
waters, coopers, carpenters, mechanics laboreTs,
and others, should apply at the Merchants Clerks
Registry Office, 1913 Walnut. street. HALE Il co.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
Ruled BnI-head Paper.

nOn REAMS 2, 4, AND g TO A
kOO sheet-a fine quality Of Paper, at very
~" P'''' NIXON, OHATFIELD 3 WOODS,
noz4 "a and 40 Walnut-st-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

WANTED-s1,O 900 CAsH-To purchase three
Wv thousand eight hundred dollars worth of un-
cut piece goods, consisting of Clothg, Cassimeres,
Satinets, Innings, Canvas, &c, at wholesale cash
prices, for which will pay 81, 900 cash, and con-
Venlent brick dwelling house in the city sf Rich
mond, within 100 yards Of the depot, now renting
ately, Postoffice Box 65, Richmond, Ind, des-e'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT OR sALIs-A DWELLING
- 2a0 west Etth-stfeet, containing five rooms.
Inquire on the premises. de9-b~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION sALR-BY KELLOGG WILL
N IAMS-Sales- s-roOms = y and "a East Third
st.-On TUESDAY MORNING, December IL, at
Dining and OfHce FurnituTe Sofas, Soclables,
stun and Elizabeth Chairs; Oane-seat dol Dress
ing and Toilet Bureaus Center and Gard TABLES !
Canopy aud other Bedsteads Bookcases, What
pots, Extension tables, etc.
ALSO Blankets, Dry Goods Clothingi BOOTS,
Shoes and Plated Oastors;
ALSO : One billiard table, and other Goods etc.
del0 A. KELLOGG, Auctioneer
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

WTANTRD-NINE OENTs-Good pictures in
w good cases for nine cents at COWANS magni-
1cent Gallery of Art, % West Fifth street All kinds
of fancy cases cheaper than any other gallery in the
city de5-f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

WXyANTED-AL LIK ENBsS IN OIL CoLoRS--
w You may have one for the small sum of 81 at
JOHNSON'S Gallery, Ninth and Main; they are very
beautiful Ambrotypes for ten cents; old pictures
copied and enlarged in oi-colors Specimens at the
door. de2-hT
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

NXTANTED-CARPENT advertises good Pic
w tures, in frames, for five cents, and the best
Of the joke is he makes them for all who call fSr
prices indicated on cards at the doors. Six-cent
Pictures thrown in. Call and get dozen. Rooms,
No. 40 West Fifth. St, bet Main and Walnut. a.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

NV D-NURsERYMEN-Two men, who
Wv understand the culture of vines three men,
of good address, to travel. No ofcefee charged to
employers Apply at the City Employment OMce,
deiO.bS CHAPLIN & 90.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

"ANTED-YOUNGM MEN-with small capital
w will hpd pleasant and profitable employment,
by APPLYING Immediately at the Office of WIN. II.
BURfIs & CO., 65 West Fourth street, Room 3,
second floor. deq.bf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

"ANTED-Five cents for large Pictures in
w frames, at 00WANS magnificent Gallery of
Art, % West Fifth-street. Small ones for three
cents All kinds Of fancy cases cheaper than at any
other Gallery in the city. de9-b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

Magnolia Ruled Letter Papers.
az CASES MAGNOLIA FINE, SUPER
Heb FINE. First class and Congress Ruled Let
NIXON, CHATFIELD & WOODS
no24 ~ and 10 Walnut-street.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-31

CTATE OH CAIItORNiA. In the Justices Court
GeoFgetoUn Township, IN and for the touniy Of ~
Dorado.
The People Of the State Of CahFu MIA, To JAMES
WARD, Greeting:
NOC aIe hsTSh! summoned 10 appear hefcre me. At
m! once IN the To~ nship of GecrRstN o. IN the COUNTY
Of III D"TAdo, the nh daS Of February. 4. u. 1884,
81 o'eh~k, ", IN AhsWer unto the Compliant oG
Hiram sm'h h" sueP !"u Ia the II kIRk
y.Hn End = lOo Dollars mon due . prcIni.
bcte given BY !ou Ia CTok shank and IeTguon ~ M
9th dsy of January, lass. together nth TkIVtS hSV
tniiHrs, tn'ereSt the hrn JubgHeAt VIII ~
TAKEN AgaihSt you for the sad sMouet trEsIkeT Nth
'ostS and damage. " you fail To AppCsI ~
7" the SheTin OF Constable II said COunts Greet
ing; MAKE legal service and dDs TsfarA kerecf
Gwen under IN, hand, tAss 7SsHss "~Vih Aay 81 Feb
n u. 1850. &. SPENCER,
100 1ml yuOttgR ~ The PgarP nf said Tuu
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-31

DY ViTtWe q . certain DseVee and OpAeT IT Sale IL
ID Sued ouI u the ClsrAp ORee Of the Hon. Distinct
CSuTt IT the lila judicial DtstSe in aud far " Do
RADIO County, an yUAgmeut rendered the 10Th dAv
II February, A. d. 1870, IN favor Of D. o. DIVER rlain
tia, and aeSinst BishsId Murphy, Defendant far the
sv0 II SiSe HusATed and rty Dollars, with InIsr-st
thereon st the rate II ten per PR from the
SDth day OG February, 4. u. lMN. together With the
81 Hhy 90 100 DolATs, Of suit aud ae-
eTuing ests and allen Judgment red on the sth
day Of February, 4. H. IeN, IN favor Of j. kiAneT In
teTvenor and aHainst Richard Murphy Defendant for
the Sum Of Four Hundred and Ninety tight DullArs
with inteTe0t thereon al The rate Of
annum from the 3Oth day Of February, 4. d. la0 to
Eether With Five ~ 100 Dollars Of S1it aud
eruIng e'stS, viii e1pose to Public Sale, at the Court
HOuSe Door In the Cit! Of PlAesTNIlle,
On the 3lst Day Of March. A. D. 1890.
AZ 10 oelneA 4. NJ, the follow ing described property
inR and brnE in the County Of IL dorado and state q"
California to Wit: certain BTek building SltuAted
the South EaAt eide 81 Gain StTee IN the Village of
GeoVReeoWn, County aud State AnTeSaid and par
IienlArly Described ~ foOus, To wit; new brick
house StOSy high SAid brick house 10 twenty four
feet wide fronting SAid Main street, and 10 Silty
three feet Ong extending haek and 10 twenty -four feet
vide in the rear, and 10 bOWAded the South~et by
the Ola Nevada Lot and the North .sA't by thu
GeOrgesONn Lot. and is OpPoSite BiTne!'s CloIhing
Store. and ground Arnund the Sudieient for its
convenient use and enjoyment:
sheriff Of II Dorado County, Cal.
By q. W. CODINaTON, Under sheriff
Sheriff. once, PheeTVii:c, March sth, A. d. $780,
lS0-N9l
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-31
-FARQUAR,S
INDICATED CALIFORNIA
WINE AND BRANDY,
DELICIOUS TONIC BITTER.
Juice Of the Grape Medicated With
Juniper, RlHeubarb. -
AND PERUVIAN BARK,
FOR INVALIDB.

THIS simply the Eermen juice and distilled juice Of
i the California Grape, Judciousy medicAteh with Pc.
ruvian bark Turkey RhubAb Juniper DrrreS and other
remedial agents, skllfIy combined, and such minute
and exact quantities A. to constitute small OF IIOemeO
pahc dose Of each remedy which. when combined form
an innocent harmless, yet active Tonir. Alternative Anti
Dyspeptr Durriic, Antifebre and sedAtive Beverage
pleasant to the taste.
The inventor in calling the attention NJ the public (espe
ciay Caliornans who know the excellence ~ the CaOr
mia Grape l." these preparations does 90 with feelings OF
pride and coHdencc-Tride In proving the excellence Of
rAiYe grape and confluence in their remedial virtues
adapted for the following disease pys"ePsA Indigestion
oss OF Appetite, IIAbtual Constipation, Acdiiy Sour
Stomach DseAse o; the Kidney Gravel Disorders Of the
Urinary Organs Rement aud Intermittent FrveTs feveT
~ the Skin want Of perSpira'iOn Pains In the Stomach
BOWels. Collie Dysentery, &c.
The proprietor does not pretend that his Medica.ed Cal
tfdrnia Wine and brandy . - SENDER . mir.
ace" in medical science but appeals To the
Of the public and he does not hesitate to aN"W that he
small In quantity. will often effect cure in come ~ the
diseases enumerated when more violent aud powerful
remedies have failed in heir object
~ Those drinking 1unr eariy IN the morning oV b.
FIRE breakfast would find the brandy act delightfully."- upon
the and stomach keeping the h"wrls TvgulsT Ae
A. general beverage pleasant the tasie slightly
exhirra,nE perfectly harmless. and gives the weak and
ferble feeling ~ health and strength.
Rsdd this ttrhrdte OI tnnlvsia ni0de by 7AeoEAoIis
" Rdsi, .IndiyticU and Manufacturing C1eNnisf
Boston,
hereby certify that after minute and careful Ana
lytcal examination Of the California Wine and Brandy
manufactured nv Dr. James L. PArQAr IN order
tain it, composition and quality have. after various
prrn'ents arrived At the following result the Wine 10 Of
very agreeable aroma and CONSISTS o. Grape Sugar
Volatile OH li3 Tannic Acid l.13, CoioTinE matter -
Alcohol 96l, Water 1910. BtArirAe Of PoiAsSia OS1
Suphate of Potassia O-t5. Salt 0-s& TN. RAEL
II can he taken by the most delicate OF either seq and
in moderation by children.
~ Sold BY all respectable Druggists and GrOcerS In
California and Oregon.
Price 81 per Bottle, or SIX Beetles IN .
Box for %.
CArITOS IN THT PrSLic-In purchasing. always that
fac simle Of the signature Of Jamea FaTQuAT d. D.
is pasted around the neck Of each bottle.
CroW,il 4 Crane, Park White, and RediDgon Co.
Wholesale Agenta. t4t-6nl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-31
SUMMONS.

STATE o. cALIEC.SIA' 10 u: D':,,e; Ge...
CTION brought In the District Court II the Eleventh
"A Judicial District, and the Complaint ned in the Coun
" Of n DOrAdo In the cce Of the Clerk Of said DsTy
Court, In and for SAid County and State.
y. HAMMEL, Plaintiff.
JOHN O. WHEELER. Defendant
The People Of the State Of California To John O. Wheeler
Greeting;
You hereby required to sppeAr In action brought
sgS,nSt Sou BY the Above named PSiti6 In the DaLsc
Court Sshs I JWrIaI pEsIsSI IN aud foV the tUhIy
n Dorado and TO anSWsr tn the Complaint hed herein -
copy 81 which accompanies this Snmmou.l within dAys
(exusve Of the day Of prTvcel after the on you
~ this SumDoha-H served within this county served
oGl ~ This eounty. hut within thIs Jadcat pstFc Wl
twenty days or served nut ~ said District then Whln
forty dAyA-of Judgment By default will be taken agLnSt
yuu,
The said action is brought to the sum Of -Four
Hundred and Fhy DcilAFs the value Of ceTain horpes
hAVneOs and wagon. Sold and delivered to you your
special instance and requert ~ said plaintiff and the
ihes Of aVe hundred doliaTS. dana Res and ycu
fail appear and SAID complaint Ah,ve required
said rlAnl6 will take Judgment sihsI for Sad sums
and coSIs according 10 the prayer pf SAd compliant
Nv order NJ Hon. JAmrs Johnscn. County judge
- Whnras my hand and The P.Al Of said Court
hereto AlhI-d. ct once. In PlActrVihs, this the
I see"nd day of February, ammo DUnin one thou.
- sand eiRh hundred aud Oixty
------------ wv A AM, AIRY Clerk
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-31
Notice to Creditors.

G1ArE or CALIFORNIA. County Of VI Dorado In
y The Coanty Court IN and fDr said County
AlCNAG nOROWtkT Vs. HlS CREDITORS
sSaVenI DvboV: - "
Pursuant 70 30 order Gle herein, made By the non
James Johnaen, Judge 81 the Court atnVrsAL DS,r 10
hrTeoy gwen TO all the CREDITOR Of SAID lnsnvenI De ac1
H'thael boF"SsAyi 10 be and appear h'cre the Court
aforesaid ~ the COUr ous~ OF said County the ciIy 81
FAcSFVtie, on the ID day 81 April lsG he ISa
Of ten O'Clock NJ OF said dAv Shov cause cry N,
can Why the prayer q, said lnSolVeni q, h,or phoad
Dc GRANTEES and an apsRn meht Of hs he and
he be discharged from his dsbts Ind hits IN
Of the Statute 10 such made and provided And II
the mean time V pIeTed that all pruceed nRs
AeAnst sid IOs"lV. NJ ~ hoF h. stayed
- Wnness ny hand sd the Ssai o'sAid Court heI-
- Ito AIMED 81 once in the CITY Of P1Aeetv,,I, This
18th day Of February 4 y. lS6N
MM JANUARY Geek
ny OsbEN tQt lass Deputy
" eaEAaEa, Attorney for Petitioner S.Id
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-31

SIGNATURE OF THE CRoss-Thc mark which
persons who are unable to write are required
to make instead Of their signature, is in the
fern Of a cross and this pract ice having for
merly been followed by kings and mobiles, is
constantly referred to us an instance Of the de-
plorable ignorance Of ancient times. This sig
nature is not, however, invariably proof Of
such ignorance; anciently, the use Of this
mark was not confined to illiterate persons !;
for amongst the saxons the mark Of the cross,
MS an attestation of good faith Of the person
signing, was required to be attached to the
signature of those that could write, as well as
to stand in the place Of the signature Of those
who could not write. In those times, il u
man could write or even read, his knowledge
was considered proof prcsuiDptive that he was
in holy orders. Tine word cLericus or clerk
was synonymous with penman and the aty,
or people who were not clerks, did not fee!
any urgent necessity for the use of letters.
The ancient use Of the cross was therefore
universal, alike by those who could and those
who could not write it was, indeed, the SYM
boil Of an oath from its holy associations, and
generally the mark. On this account Mr..
Charles Knight, in his notes to the Pictorial
Shakespeare, explains the expression of God
save the mark" as a form Of ejaculation ap.
preaching to the character Of an oath. This
phrase occurs three or more times in the PLAYS
Of Shakespeare; but hitherto it has been left
by the commentators in its original obsccrity.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-31
Congtab1o'R Sale.

10y virtue 81 an Execution ispued out NJ Justice F.
ID L. CrAWferd's Court, Of Greenwood Tow hship,
COany Of u Dorado, and to directed In favor Of
II. Menu and against L. c. Hammond have s~iIed and
Will expose for sale At Pebble Auction, At 10 O'clock
On the Slst day Of March, A. d. 1880.
AZ Greenwood Valley, In front OF the Justices Once
the following described property, to Wit; The NDdi
vided oneeghth interest Of mining claim, situated
IN the Middle ferk 81 the American river, At Te1As
Bar, in Greenwood TowDship, n Dorado eOaAty SAid
claim 10 bounded the eASt by the Teas bar claims
the weSt by the American Falls claims continuing
from bill TO HILL running up and down said river eight
hundred feet lees sAid claim 10 know a. the
MATTs claim; said claim being the property Of said
Hammond.
Dated Greenwood, the Sd day Of March, 4. n. 1880
SITS ". ,. FERGUSON, Constable,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-31
Agricultural and Mechanical
UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
TIME Board are able that the Ag.cuS1tHl
I'd Mechanical University Of the STATE ~ Cal iot
va will nanrn. its FIRST session the I'D Of NOVEMBER
n.xt It's private enterprise They ask no R'h or 40
naton Of generous public They ask only To De patron
iy An ins,tutnn nf learning must like every other en-
trrtisr be deserving. be sustained fWorhy the pno
lie will support we'll not, no b.Gurh on dyng non
ran n axe II successful The University Isl business
rnt.rprise Its protectors working men. They intend
10 maxi IN every worthy Of the Ooihen etne, cOh
hdrnt that the people will appreciate their efforts
1t working mans college. We believe that the AT-
mer and the mechanic need AN education Just ~ mueh ~
the lawyer and the doctor, the common man ~ muen
the professional gentleman. Has the farmer less reeo
brains than he attorney or the iDventoT-than the ply
stefan The colleges Of the present time are chersmng
mothers young physicians and lawyers and preaeners
but The son Of toll ins them Stepmothers who thrust him
aside ROwned young professors who intends TO rise
above the mere labor. Our University shall De mother 20
the aborer WhO with the sweat bis brow and me smut
on his hands stands forth In the true dignity Of hs race
the full crown developed nan
The Board have located their Institution at HeadsbuTg
In sonomA county the bank Of Russian river 10 one Of
the beautiful AID healthy cectnns OF our state en-
bracng lands unsurpassed fertility on the racine COAST
sydem Of manual labor has been adopted for the PuE
pose OF mpaFng practical we'll theoretical instFuc
ton In the various branches Of Agriculture and
and also Of the expenses Of the atuden one half
Of whose board bill for the present propose
take In abor to te performed ut such hours - VII not IN
erere with the pursuit o. regular course Of study O
which the usual rates will be allowed
farm and power connected with the CniveT-
sty. large and commOdiOus boarding house will be
will be under the immediate supervision OF some one Of
the faculty Connected with the University e an Academy
for which the same system has been adopted
have been made for boarding number OF
young ladies in private families IN the village
For the Primary Department., % ~ per month.
Academic Glasses. M do
Tnvrr.ity Classes. ......... ~ do
Music. Drawing, EmbrOidery,... ?0o do
Besides the faculty the following scientific and literary
gentlemen have been engaged to lecture for the bene' Of
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-31
CAUTION.

We caution all persons from buying trees from HAWkers
and Pedders who pretend To- have trees Fan our SnrasTI
(witl vouchers from hut would advise all TO s-Ed
their direct through authorized agents
when they will he tn get Trees correct to their labels
Trees ordered from the Nursery will he packed with the
greatest and will he in much better order for planting
than long exposed for sale In hauling them about
through the Persons planting out Orchards can.
not too careful in plAnr but the best varieties
Of Fruit Early planting when practicable, is particularly
recommended.
Catalogues containing full descriptions ri stock and
prices free to all applicants All orders must be &C
compan-d with the cash to receive At,enii"n.
Address A. p SMITH,
a. street, Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-31
Constable's Sale.

IlY virtue Of execution Issued out Of Justice T. L.
I'D CnWlora's Court, Of Greenwood Township, County
Of u Dorado, to directed In favor JH Menu and
Againet l.. c. HammOnd, have seized and viii expose
for sale at public auction, at II O'Clock
On the Slst Day Of March. A. D. 1890
AZ Greenwood Valley In front Of The lNAlieSN NAes,
the following dsscFbed property, to Wit& ne
one. fourth La part Of the SAiAA Goek C9iD aNASedl
on the Middle FORK Of tAS ANsysean ktVeS, Between
Buckeye and wild Cat RAR, h Sreen~cod INaAi1,
bounded on the eaa1 " the Brown Nesot CA'H on
hi aHa SIsoe ASadred seI 10 length. Said enc AEsA
10 the RSsNsTty Of said Hammond. ,...
n n J, FERGUSON. Constable,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-31
Garden Saeca.

We invite the attention OF dealers and planters to our
very extensive and general assortment Of Vegetable Seeds
all " 0uFi0wn raising The crop Of this years growth
which pure and to VcgeiAe We hold out great in
ducementa to parties purchasing by Wholesale stock
being very large The increasing demAnd for the Seeds Of
growing have compelled us TO enlarge our opera
tons and have accordingly procured another farm ex
presy designed and adapted for that business and have
associated with in that department Mr. James T. Saul
who for the last I'VE has been foreman OF this Esab
lishment.
Persons giving orders for seeds will please send sepa
rate from Nursery Stock We will Vell for CASH at less
price than BE- purchased in part Of the STATE
Trees Plants and Secds packed with the greatest care 10
insure them in transportation to any pat Of the Pacific
Coast