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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07
ROAD NOTICE.

H. PERSONS interested are her,hy notified to be Atd
appear before The u ard Of SuPtTN 81 u nnrA"
touhty, California, at 10 o,lnck a Of Monday the
d "i August next, 10 show cause u any they havt
Why public road should not be opened fI,m White 70
10 the Ees-rVor Ious, in PiScrVslle Townsh,p.
Ry order NJ the Hoard Of Supervisors
- Attest my hand, and the seal of the Ccun' y
'LG Court ~ 'Nd County. At once, this Sth G,y &
- July, Al l~S'.
D;-h WI. A. JANUARY. County C,rva
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MARRIED.
BIRTH,

In Fl Dorado July I'D, by Rev. Jos nh Emery, T.; .
WILLOW, to ASS ELIZA FA'Y, all Of Fl Dorado.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

Mrs. Winslow, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician las Soothing syrup for children teeth
ing which greatly facilitates the process Of tcehing by
~oenng the gums, reducing all innammatIon-will aay
all pain, and is to regulate the bowels Depend upon
H. mothers, il will give rest 10 yourselves and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all [See
advertisement in another column. my5-1y
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

LARGE ToAD.-On Monday last, Frank NJ Baker,
hauled load Of goodo 10 this city fr Rogers Co.
weighing + fe"n TiOHSIhd ant Tfj,tfett Panama. II
was drawn h! ten animals. This is the largest load
ever brought from Sacramento to this city.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

REsIG>ArloN ANp ArrolN tntNr.- On Tuesday last
the Bpnrd If Supervisors appointed William Knox
Justice 1T the Peace Tor Mountain Township, 'ict
W. ". BelvlIlr, resigned.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07
SOME LEGAL, VAGARIE9

Tore is . It'll" zap e ,'a'ptor. Lass " \ d,
cafes thAt tie Comm u Law Il IL ,A.i ,.. H., 'ir
rue q decision 10 al the "rr;s # H., S'.trt Cab
trnm. CT c",i." there .. the irsiti.t,,n la -irh
Common Law INV; No; caa..i:; with JnHri >;4,,,
a"d STATE cnactmcn's.
N doubt great ii; due a." kingdom # Gr,si
britain, fer - rHiii Tr grcss u, rt he cl,,s
b'io1ii NJ. For ccn,"rics past it has s'c,d.Iy aud
manfilly ba;i!cdf -pocal, moral and logal nights
We must bear in mind hoN"v.I that ihr British
Isles rorros" but small portion # tic Eui"Tcnn
Con'inent; and TIM: sn-c their clt,i,a,i m fr.r,
Drliiical sorfion. ;hsrc !, many another na;i j,
that dvi Hes ,hrTnlm in adyancenen, TO civilization,
and the enforcement e good laws. II nus: also b.
iccuilrced that our AnGo.SAAon friends have origi.
mated aud adhere I" one system Of Jurisprudence,
whl'e every other irIcGn nation have adopted
and elaborated another, in many respects entirely
fi'simlilr. The man who invCDts piece Of pracii.
cal machinery and relies solely upon his own genius
tor its additional modification and improvement,
will proGrrss less surely and rapidly to perfection
than if lie summons 70 his aid the inventive minds
ct others who are seeking TO attain the same end.
Without discussing tho relative merits Of the Civil
aud Common Law, We cannot resist the inference
that fifteen or twenty nations under ono judicial
system. contrasting and merging their discoveries
and authorizations, would develop greater proficiency
than single sei.rcliant nation under different
system. There must he some merit in the Civil
Law The statute to Which We refer ignores all such
merit, Civil Law lawyer III California is 4s use
less in the matter II litigation Mrs Sherman, the
obese lady. or the Arab Giant for the practical
affairs Of hf" THIS statutory exclusion Of the Civil
Law is Il vital error. However deep and broad the
we'll Of Common Law, IL" unjust restriction dcplvcs
it Of MI nlkali ofpurifv and ,wcctnr-~
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07
TIE COURTS.
C01'ET or sES>ION>--Jl ~ IyLM
" N. ,IInts T,HNs"S JudS. CHNs +. laws au'
III sEI NiiE>BNt Assoc34'" ii.ti't'.

HIsEl NhE>Bt'H Associate tu.i;'...
No>riY July 2 $50.
GYiid Jnr, emraru"ird-the l!"~ ing named p.r.rrs
comp r- 'Lr jury: G"o VI. Condcc, Foreman Daric
Erltih",,l. f,ltmsu tTrr!ry. W. T. Gihhs Ino C,'.~
H. scr tkrr. H. " Merritt T.. ". H7:kiu'. 4. HNrI
u. h. BAD y. rhi!Ir., wm. hack. parniu ptt'o
.. :. B,1lhrrr'r. :. W. Wallace ard olt'r NerriA.
Tht.. G.'',Ihr. rar. ".:h a'-n1.t aid hn'f.':.a:
'A.t., !! tad III gHi.'!, arI trial set for VI a!'H
t'N'.
Maria rns:ps, r'ats'tN''h r.: g,my, :n.l ~ f,r
w. ~ SIX.
.,.;'' ", >,.> ciirret 7i;! asran.: With d,a =,
Artr trial st .or Motcay ntA;.
TmtEsiIY Jul, &. lsGl.
tlai.i T.r' Y'c'"ntcd ird 'ttr.s NSt:',' John Ntu
iriry fr muT',t IA CIV ard Al Pa, grand l1rc.n,
a; 4. { ,'t aud Al ~ e.! bn'siaf,.
" e" Ari A Pat w't' ArTtlcreh and ;'-At ro'
grN :" both ird.ctmrIts, nd '!i'.s -: fr ia'sHA'
uCN'.
Twenty sur ;r!al Jrrcn ordcr'd 'unmon.A fr SO,
ia: u"I'.
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDIEGs
FiAc'nvriLE, JG'! 81 i'6'
Boar! met-MayoI Wade presiding. Fi"arrt, A,c,T.
mcu Lar.N, arson and Addison.
E"htIrg cf niiirt,s dltpenscd wish
On notion of Alderman Lacey. The Board adjourned,
h meet on Fnda, evening Jul, oh at o'rlork.
JOHN j.. kCNkLER, Cietk G. c.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07
Dr. T. A w T.undboro Dcntis,or

In tpptr Flacervillc on the LIT inst, the ~ifr o
RICHARD IARS"Lp, Of SILVER Creek, Of 4 daughter.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07
HOMESTEADS.

THE undersigned 10 prepared to draw and take tn,
acknow Judgments Of Homestead Declarations undo
the NEW LAW.
cHAS. F. IRWIN, Notary Public.
Diamond Springs, June is, 1850. jcl6-tf
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

ANOTHER FuIprsrEnrSG ScHEMEThc New Or.
leans papers inform us that cnigrants have been
quietly departing from that city for the last seven
weeks, for Ruaan, Of the Bay Islands, living Oft
the northern coast Of Honduras, and that General
William Walker himself, who is AT the head of the
emigration movement, had lHf' N'w Orleans for
Enl'ar. !" "rrcrn'cnd &c, "lunan N The lslnnd
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

We ldorse every word Of the above. wh:eh We
TAX, ON that incorporating and aIy conducted
Democratic journal, the Sierra t.tt:,D. Mr.. Ben.
hams honesty, fitness for HE position and hi6.l
character were lot questioned, bnt the Republicans
ohi,ctcd to and condemned Ills appointment solely
on the ground that be lad acted fbc scccrd cf
judge Terry in his duel with Mr. Erodcrck" t.
bc honest and consistent they must rcpudiatc Abe
Lincoln. their nominee for the Presidency, who was
ambitious to act rYinc'Ya' III duel with General
Shields. They will swallow Ahc, forget ;ller lrcr.
Ices against the brutal and inhrman du,u (
code. and 60 the centre sw ine" FIR their party.
Before The npaiGn t'o,es rIG not surprise us
70 see them advocating Gnelre On n7rral grounds
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07
re, ~ =,
THOS. II. WILLIAMS,

- How s'Ew1Eu WIZ BE1TES-- r '@idcs RI tiiiouS
dele gai rs from slave States. representing con.
stuences and manufactured ont otihc worst n,atcri
al by tic most corrupt politicians means ere taken
To array the population Of Chicago aga net him. Al!
the most prominent aud dsrcr uta !" re'iicans Of
the Republican PARTY in i,iro's Gochrd TO Chicago
10 secure the nomination II Line IN. The Ttl,.,a'
edited by Long John Wentworth, Mayor "t tnec,t,,
and an ardent Republican. roi;ces Iii, and saws
We notice quite number Of men sitting around
and abusing Gov. seward, who, but few days ago.
AppysHE to police tit s,rii cnn,
planning Of the utter dcstin'ion f thonselvts ana fam
lies. They have row all got s;::s Of clothes 20
their bach. an! We know rot which Of tho two fci,a
ir- eG".''"rs /. tt" mos: dlnicult 10 answer: f!u
why should tAejt mcG be abusirS Gov seward Second
vhe"t dW ter C'th t. rt'r tiotit'r'
Tie pt9ntrN in,innaes t!lat these hoLcst Rcpuh.
iclns were bought by The fiyid, In"in 10 a rs.
Se~alda task they rer,hrd. y party must b,
las its. leading organs boldly ai-r
that smeHlbcrs have receive raltry brl5c to d.
tithv work
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07
WHAT CHEER HOUSE,
SACRAMENTO STREET.
sAN MIRIAM O-Ise-t1
The Largest, Best and GhCaPeRe
HOUSE IN cALIFoHEIA
CONSTABLE SALE.

VI ~ 10 ~ III ilu,.men az eafArEsmta', -
"a u"N assonsrn,,a'e al b.. Srr'v,
.>;Sn Il. b. WOODWARD. Proprietor
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

-HoNET,-We are iLdchted III Mr- FREEMAN Gates
f,r barge dish If hone, comb, fresh from IA" hive
find n
produced the EASTERN State. 'ii"ngh 81 soinew hat
lmkcr col"l. THIS a. nry i' sid t" hr much snrt
rior 10 that produced IN the valleys e This Stn'c -
Mr.G has n iirc" lot e bees tyr sale which ma;
h. seen M hs al,arv, at ihr house # g W. swan.
above Cr'iar Kitiur. We invite attention 20 his
aiv,rti>, ntnt. n ai."th,r c"ldnn.
TIM Ri given Nv :. y ,rsrv. "a: tho Nevada
House. Maj >IIInES. on the u. was well attended
and admirably conducted. The vorng l""pir r
mil qrnr',t aSsrmhicd N rrjur pheasant evening
sud 'hcy w,Jc "ot Disappointed. The sniro;. PIE
pared M !"r t." INN ! ATE Srrcrvi~i'a # Ms
D4r>. wdS all t..; ~: :surc cnliA have desired
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07
Turpentino and Camphcne.

DENTAL INSTRUMENTS.
GOLD FOIL AND TEETH.
2" ~ L' Jone. White, All McCuri!Iat1 Att-,.
GoIHh:
tnon Gum ark Plan Te.ih 'ro the h.C manufacturer
ia, n'ed Sta:.s
BaWP Prs, Plugging ia.,runen;s, ivoty
Brush Nhecr. hAnd,,..
C,r4niau. Wheels, srANhg laurume,..s ivot,
''.ty",.ts Patent Lathe, h1nh.ss.
Fat" >hcrr'. BUR-. u lie and ExcAVator,
F"s 81 AL L,nds, wii- haudcs.
irGi'i"L"s. Mouth Hlass silver, gold aud
lurTtss on Cups WOOD fTam-s
Lihc-'s. Mouth Dsttnders,
stump Extractor, Saw LTarle
HcnkS, Tutnk,ya,
rh'NalirT'p Chairs Pine"re.
foicrTF, CheVAlcr't best, ElcI A;crs etc.
Received b! Express direct from NAnufat turrrs
For sale by
r. H. MCDONALD CO.,
Druggists, and Importer. OF Dental InHrurpents
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

10y WRIT T. Of ar sAtcutier 10 ne drt,ttd tssus
cut Of III, ourt Il JAntS OAtsS. JSs'r0 81 the
f.Acr aud IT ;hs Tow nStp Of PlNe-TSIe County Il
r.! DufAdJ, and Si-te ~ CAbttns, s7oN luds Nsnt
rendered therein the 20 IA, - june. a. u, 49,,
ta'cF ~ & I MURPHY, ADD against u. IiuniAnx for
The .um ~ fort, i-' ~ 100 dollars dent, and s-Nsn
81 100 dollars, co,'S 81 tuit, together With uug
oo',. have ''i-A SPIN and "Icd and ~tl ross for
sale, at IGe AS-iion 10 the EhsIt bidder, at tie Of
n,e Of James UA;es,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

JANIS Patterson.
T. II. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY General, Sacramento.
ATToRNEY GrNEKALfS OprfcR, !
Sacramento, June IL, 1860.

Sacramento, June IL, 1850.
JAMES PATTERSON, Esq:
SIR In consequence " abscrcc from the city, did
not see you. letter until Yesterday.
Upon the state of fact" giver by you hav" hrt,,
tIon SAYING that you citizen Dfthc United >titcs
Of America, and entitled IL thu privilege inmuni'es
and ghts such u,ess, posst,, YOU ar. LcLatr,d
from b, coming rrclidrn; Of the ui:itd states.
Yunrs, c''.,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

DIsSArIsFIED.-.T hurlow Weed, Of the Albany
Ereping ,ioVrpa', one of the leading Republican
papers of New York. when be heard Of the nomi.
nation Of lincoln, said
II would he idle to attempt to disguise the disar.
pointment which the people Of this State feel ut the
failure of the Chicago Con, enion TO nominate for Pre
dent the candidate Of their own state"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07
%LAcERvrty. June 8. l;5o.

SIR Win due respc{ 10 The elevated ,.itiu1l vor
cecupy. permit to solicit your reply the follow ing
neirog Itory: Ny grandfather by my fathers side.
being OF the old Revolutionary hero, of ZIG and
my father native American, never having aL5ogaitd
their allegiance 10 this GOY"i iinct-am l. fhou Ii
horn the Cityrf Gla-grv, ~co'fid durirg tempo.
rary absence Of my father and mother from The Tinted
Statrs and l-: brought; during the years Of my M
noriy, from the city Of my birth 10 the home my
theTs. ard having been absent for years Arada
but never aSing swUfn nj egIance to any Govctnr.
citizen Of the Ci;ed states # America and eiti'!c
all the right-, privileges and imnuriics "a such
.IH taF1y ItPy . tbI VIII be gTa'eIuL feccNrd -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

SILVER ORE.--Thc forwarding house Of J.. H.
Richardson &Co If ihi. city. received from Washoc
and shipped to San Francisco. the following amount
of silver ere during the uast few days.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07
EXPLANATORY.

! ess than year ago the Republicans # this
e unty nominated james Patterson E-q.. ~ The
Sat, ; naic, without any celebration on h- part
Subsri' entity. ehiit, were n.Jdr by some ic4Iing
Rerubl cans 10 transfer 'lcir ar;y to the An;rL,.
clmi .-g.ie~- -patttF--tt Atteiia.,-iy .;.lrsed
IA" transfer aud Denounced those wh" proposed IT,
a;,i 'ldroy il,m The ,.ur,>. He ii-,,tr'l ,, the
Rel rtn,au-. II 'hrv NGe -juc,, al, .u.. r. ih,u
Gre. 'L.v WEI = :. d.sS ituy ti.ir ~. l..Ia
ton B..n- ~ hoirst. ntc.ii. ,e'.t AMI iufrrntml
R"?ubl can, The rllcal tr.4!:..,rs d"riHcl Il g..
srn;al ia Gpstrny hi, influence and 10 accomplish
tier object. they circulated report hat h" W., Il
i,sti !cr, h Il never been T.. tf...c. md although
Ing RESIDENT of tie C.it,d Sfd'es ,.r, diced
MAS he ~ tiro, 4 m''l'clr. ;hef lo refused iy-
u,uae. Ii. iii..-,,.,e t. tie 4 .:.,h - Nh F,lug
90 mike lim ter >rrvirdi H. u,-'tua"nf and AT.
pr hers ve :hu b. cii",c "'n't prove irurinisto
themselves aud ar party th"y nr,rr2lv r"i"' red
to him NJ fcrrisncr, nhosc rorl should not be
taken nor example followed
To settle the question, to silence bis traducers,
and to vindicate his character Mr. Patterson nd.
ss'd the following letter 10 Attorney. General
Wililms. the rely to which We give below. which
: -,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

CNHnrN Enthusiastically ali # the Black Rcpu;!,-
papers throughout the cnuntr! have been Ecapng
'hc m"tt vic Cpithets upon the ADMINISTRATOR hr"auss
II prol IL appoint Mr. Calhoun BeEhaln District
Attorney for California They have nothing to "a:
against Mr. Bchan's character, or that he Is
trnaE of t.ict but because hr acted the stcund
Judge fcrIy in HE duel with Mr.. Broderch, he must
forever be declared from respectable society. We
IBSnllAn Intimate ~. ad TAKE pleasure il LLLriES
testimony 10 his emn. ut ability and worth. aud must
that Mr. buchanan could i1l i'll OPP MON, have
made better selection ni that high aud rcspnvsl1le
station. Nj. Is, ham will perform !Is dut futhiu.
And WIKI cy" single to the INTERESTS of the State he
has adopted IS his future home lie niugs t. lie old
homc thorough knowledge vi h!r pr"fe-sion and
tines all that G2oS 10 make up sallJ. whole spulcd,
honorable, Oh MINDED g'rtirmam aiii :i- tiattlt. ;
attack upOn him b! this miserable pack cf Niger wor.
shipping psalm singers, Will only tend 10 cit, ate him IL
- tt.C Of hurCSt rcrirfr.- -----
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

WE would respectfully call the attention OF DruRRistp
w Physicians. Dnt'sts Brewers Sofa. Water MAnt fac
urtrs Painters and others TO perfect arrangement
fnr Tie Transaction Of the IMPORTlNG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-10
The French Mission.

The Washington correspondent Of the philadcl-
phia Press thus writes concerning the mission to
France:
1t appears that, after all, the French mission has
not been conferred upon Faulkner, of Virginia.
This shows that my original impressions were
right and that the place 10 held in reserve. Judge
Roosevelt. Diftrict Attorney Of New York, and his
friends. have been coquettng with Bennett, Of the
Herald, to induce the latter to withdraw in his
favor. 1t is possible therefore, that Mr.. Faulkner
may be thrown over. The French mission is a
delicious morceau. You will perceive that in the
organization Of the committees of the Senate Mr..
Slidell, Of louisiana has received no important
chairmanship. Why may not the mission to the
court Of Napoleon be given to the agreeable dnd
accomplished Senator from the Sugar States Mr..
buchanan ought really to send the name of Bennett
into the Senate for this high position, but it would
not be more distinguished one than that he has
already so ostentatiouslv conferred upon him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-10
Texas Senator.

The impression has gone out that General
Houston was defeated in the contest for United
Senator before the Legislature of Texas on the
SIN ult. Nothing could be futher from the fact.
General Houston was not candidate. The elect.
ion was to gil vacancy to serve out the term
which expires with the present Congress, and
Colonel Lewis 7. Wigfall was the Successful con.
Aestsnt, he having received sixty votes against
Afty-eight cast for Ave or six other candid dates.
General Houston was not named. neither did he
get . vote. The present Legislature of Texas will
elect United States Senator to serve for six years
fron The 4sh Of March, 1851. and when that cleo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-10
lIerring'S Patent Champion
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES

WITH HALL" PATENT POW DER PROOF LOCKS. the
w same t.aI awarded separate medals at the world
Ear, lptot ~l, and the Worlds FAIR York, s.,i al
AXE ttf ONLY American Sales thai awarded ne,a.s
nj The London Wnri's Far
fh~" sa.- form the hios perfect security nganst Fire and
ElUslty- ii an! safes offered 10 the public.
81 900 REWARD
VIII be paid To person that show that errnss Pa
lent hampton safe failed 10 preserve Its contents in
accidental fire.
:, G. ilEEEiNG ~ co. Manufacturers. 25l Broadway
lirra! st. New York and % Il 81 Grayicr ST, NJ
A,rNI,E. W Knowles. Richmond. Va. H. J. Lester, Re.
trsh. Va. Rowland Bro,rs Norfolk, Va. j. II. Thonp-
IN. l!nlhurg, Va. }. H. blossom, Wmngton y. C.; W.
Herring s", Atlanta, Ca j. NJ b. +. Reed, West Point,
Ga; Holmes " Co., Charleston, 5. Z. Avn
l,.,Etd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-10

tion takes place General Houston will be a can
didate for the position il not previously nominal
ID on the Presidential ticket.
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Lost CT Ni.niacGL.

VII liFl'ATE OF STOCK Ia tie Washington Rulliny
~ fnn Association. No NV, shares aae, o9rd MAJ
ls'-. Any une EA ing viii ri and Il, the ,i.rii,ts
J'h - u i. Is ~ u, - HoN \.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-10
w ANTED TO RENT

80 WISH To Rem for the present year FoIrP CON-
m. PORTABLE ROOMS on or near Main strcn, az .
M. house suitable for a small family ' -
Ul..A Apply al this Office. fian IN IA,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-10
DISSOLUTION.

TANlE coparnc ship heretofore Ai,ng uner the and
OF G. BLISS Goa i,auN ed the Isl
b, mutual consent Either of the partners will
ul the firm Ia settlement G. :. BLISS,
lYN,IB Ri, Jan 10 i-jn. CLINTON DEWITT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-10
+ r S T p r Z MUM H "A tt

+ X s t p r f M U M H A T S!
FIRST PREMIUM HATS!!
w IL Ii the issuing in Of year, the subscriber again re-
w. specially asks particular his assortment
81 SIX, Cashmere, Felt ana Wool Hats, and Black Cloth -
ledger AMI Navy Caps of almost quality and style A
To (which additions being made daily, and which he
oh,is at REDUCED RATES.
mar ms SIX and Cashmere Hats IL Northern man
aclirc, but manufactured by his hands, and thai us
HAS rcci, ed the FIRST PREMIUM at The recent Agrcu
RAJ ana Mechanical Fairs facts that soul be university
known
large supply Of Servants Hats aad Caps just TO hand "
which The attention Of Planters and Tolacconists in'eu
~ Silk and Cashmere Hats made order
GEORGE NJ. KELLY, Ag'nt,
jan Ats NJ. lJ9 Main Street, lyncibufg. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-10
NOTICE.

HAN1SG purchased the interest OF the Junior partner
firm Of {. : Bins Co, the undersigned will
line SIOIE iND IiN- WARE BUSINESS in all lis branch
heretofore, nj the old stand. No. III, Main strickland
h"pcs +! -trc: ait nlion 10 the OF the public
continuance Of their liberal patronage.
lamar! 10, l>G. Z. ). BLISS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-10

ySW HIRE FOR I His YEAR, \ NEGRO WOMAN with
Il tucumhraucc \ U,rai wall be paid for n good
Cook Nd-l,r and Irpncr. JAMES BOYD N co.
ilu
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retiring from the firm of Bliss Il Co beg leave TO
rcurn sincere thanks To the public for liberal paro.
mage <cnc /" the late rm aud cordially solicit for my
cr-'"r NJ, continuance. CLINTON DEWITT.
iN>'imuEs, Jan ~ ls60.-Rep copy.
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NEW CONCERN.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL CONTINUE THE
grocery and commission Business.

rNDER TIE STYLE uF
TARDY e WILLIAMS,
AT TN STAND OCCUPIED finn u
TINSLEN, TARDY .S WILLIAMS.
Nd would take this o,e>on fc,ur. their thanks
iur le very 'rral patronage extended the late firm for
le ls he Years ana o assure their friends, thato uxe"n
." 1 pa snail be lacking 10 merit continuance o the SAINT
hey WILL at all times, keep hand we'll assorted SIotk
or GOODS III their linz aud will pay particular attention to
tie sale of PEoprcE ASH Asi tn them
They are Agents for the OF ADAMANTILE CANDLES,
which The, will sell To the trade they bougi in
any "i The Northern Markets. 5. G. TAEDY,
RICHMOND, January ID. 1s6o JAS T. WILLIAMS.
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retiring from the Grocery business return sincere
thanks 10 IN! friends, and The public generally for the pat
bestowed the late oi Wilson Il Booth,
bcsIcnk t" the continuance Of the
jan l0-,ltf j. H. BOOTH.
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NOVEMBER 10th. 1859.

NOVEMBER 10th. 1859
& J.. O Il q T. M. II l. OK + r
Lynch burg, Virginia,
y the pleasure la Ia lis
c that he has just ecrN cd the following yer,
goods, Nil:
J.nc. M"u>lin k"hos assorted curs and very beautiful
E"Nal Prlr, Maroon. Maria Louise Blue, Grn Brow and
bark solid onrr.l Muuslius
i'|th i',A'ik silks, yer. Superior and cheap.
ih' h'Nr goods, nitia general assortment of utl"r
""l~ n' enumerated u rcd and others
At "tu" lr'r un! and he guarantees low OF lower
ir's inn similar g".s he ha tw here. All hiycrs ii
icy ''""s cordially invited cali AMI their llr.
'",tN tnnN IL Gts q. NJ H.
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under the and style OF WILSON SON. and solicit
te lrm share OF the public patronage Our business
will be continued the old stand Of Wis Booth
Jos. II. WILSON,
January l, l>Gl 10. n. WILSON.
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retiring from business my thanks Ia my
friends and the patrons the cra concerns which
nave been connected for the ust fourteen years. for the kind
patronage bestowed upon aud NJ, to their patron
age and support. Mcssrs TAgDY WILLIAMS
Having had every opportunity OF knowing these gen!rnr
ee my friends may resi- assured thai interest will be safe
in their hands, the, having ample means in their 10
prosecute ii a,i,anageolsly and safely
jan S-oltseit b. r. TINsLEY
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consequence of the abnyc Dissolution have associated
with myself my son, EoBr. n. WiLsosior the purpose Of
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