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sher:G's Omce. Warren, Ju.y
SHERIFF'S SALE.
} In Court Of rom
Z Pleas, Of TrUmhul.

BosEorth d Bosworth. } Couny.
BY virtue IF an order OrSale issued from the Courl
OF Common Pleas Of TrumlUll county. 10 mt directed
and delivered. l shall offer ioT Sale al Pub ic Auction
at the door Of the Court House, in Warren. Trumbu,l
COunty, on Saturday the 4h day Of August, IS6O. a,
? o'clock 2. 81 ofssij day, tie following jeScrihed
real Estate, Situate in Weather sEell Township. Tum-
huii County, and is known as part o! let No 10 in
Neathrrsheid, and IaTt OF The GORE Of land between
the salt springs tract and the town line between
heatherzfrld and LOrdstcwn. the least piece being
about eleven acres Of land. the FIRST OF the part OF lot
10, Icing about f~orty-fcur acres, being The southwest
corner Of said lot. and bounded west by the town Ii, e.
cast by the Nahouing river. south partly ty George
ECssltnah's land. and lorth by 4 lire parallel 70 the
south line of lie lot, cJntaiLing in all about 50 acres
Of land more or less.
Appraised at Terms Cash.
Az LYMAN, sHEaIFF.
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OHERIFF'S SALE
~ Martin Mitchell In Court Of Com. Pleas oil
IS ITum5ull C.uuty.
Austin & Blood.
By virt,e Of an order Of saIe issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of TTumbuil County. Ohio. to me
direc ed. 1 have levied npon, and shall oger for Sale
at public auction. at The door Of the Court house in
Warren. in said County. on
Saturday the llh dag Of august. 1850,
at ere o'cl"ck, ?. NJ, of said dan The TaBerH Stand
s tua;e in Bloomfield, in said county. aud is known
as the tavern. lot and property which Isaac G. Clnsk
and Wife decided to Ratio D Barnes, on thu 2jth day
of Nay ls54. contaiuing about a Of an acre of Lind,
he fhe same more or less, (FoT a Il ore particular dis
criptiOn Of The premises see deed referred 20 above J
APpraised at Two Thousand Dollars Terms Cash.
A. b LYMAN. Sheriff.
SheriG's Office. Warren. July Ilth. LEGO.
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10 PlR5f3RIg RR G7ItT}

o. elg kind and therefore relieves by reaoriug ~
SaJerlHgs OF your child, Instead Of by ecadcuing its
Sc ''ibnit'es For this reason. it tGnmeuus itself as
~ oalg rsHa6fe preparation now known for Hi
Oahn TEEtHlNG, DIAhRuOEA. p~YSENTERY.
SlIfINH IN TUE BOWELS. ACIDIIY OF -nE
ST9MACLL, WIND, COLD IN TIE HEAD. agd
SH'uF' also. for soJtsHfgg The gums, reIaeiag ia
.fIHGfi0H rsgEIafiag rae BoreEs egE yeTer;gg -,
il ~ no e~gaTl-brirga an Safi sgaSm0dic It IS .l<-f
VIA HHtaIHHg success in all crses Of CuNYUISTON
- "tHER FITS. 81 ron rGiie the IRE and heaEA
IF 'ogs children, end IRISH 10 sare t6s,, froy, 49,
Sa9 Gad 3Lshtisg c0aseYHeHccs l5sieA are certain 10
reslh Jr0n the 4ss ef mercedes Of rhieA 0,Esr
reacafes fer isftEtls CgnBiIiEfs are esuB0srd
none BIT ~ kATUN'S INFANTILE CUKDI,
Al this you can reig upon. Il is perfectly harmless
ana Cannot iuiure the mos; delicate infant. Price. IS
cents Full directions accompany each bottle. Pre-
parsj only by
CHURCH & DUPONT,
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9rmt SmtIIiatIt.
New Advertisements.

s. T. Pomeroy-Pianos
F. @. Palmer-Houses for Sale.
DR.. Paine-Medieal Notice.
1. D. Kee-Greene School.
d. Baldwin-Assignee's Sale.
Mrs. Riddle-Sray Cow.
". Carlton-Adm'r. Notice.
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KEEP ~ aA-T ri
The FE.HILY ca
gentle hut acuFe CatlaT
has used IN his Vr5c-c
The coustsatly incrCa-
Who have long used ia.
ton which all express IA
iniuced mv 10 place
al
II Profession rel
thsrtics acr on diG=r-u
The FAMILY ca
with due reference :,
been Compounded froL
Vegetable Is
part sf the aliIGeuta-1
SAFE in al eases Ehe-,
such as DEKANG T.
= 9 II. ~SLEEPINES>
zND LGINo. COSTtNE.
SUSEN OVER THE
sIidsn cold. which FIRE,
IN 4 long Course OF Fr
TITE, A CREEpINS
OVER THE BODY
II + A G II e. o
al INgLAWNA.
WORMS ia CHILEKE
TISM. a great pCIIFI-
many diseases 10 which
Gus to melton in this
BOSE. 1 10 2
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BOOTS & SHOES!


The 'ollOTiug settlements Of executors. admin
traitors and fC>raians having been Glel in tn Pro
hate Office Of said county. il is ordered that they re-
main Tor inspection and exceptions until the ism Of
July next, when the same will be ex1l.iued and or
derei to record. II 10 exceptions are taken there. o
to Wit
Le.heus Reaeh dc. anaI s-.-IeIncna Of Rr.c-t.-
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CAUTION.

4 Shave been informed that WiUiGnl
- Per- and J,ha PeD are selling Delano's indie.
penfeEt Horse Rake in Territory belonging to me 1
hereby notify all persons living il the county Of POr-
tage. and In the toms Of Newton, Brac=yiIle South
inCtont Farningtou, MesUpotamia. bloomfield BTis-
toll, Champion. Warren. L0ristOEu. Weathersfeld.
Rowland and Bazetta ia Trumiull County. not TO buy
Rakcs Of said Pews. II they do 1 shall hold them re-
sponsihle and shall prosecute TO the extent Of the zw
both buyer and SELLER. A word to the wise is sufi-
cirut. CHARLES
Warren. June 90. 1850 81.
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a -
THsPTYC PILL is a
tic.N hiCh he proprietor
~ more than twerty years.
ing demand rom those
- PILLS, and tie satisfac-
regard to their use, has
Y them within The reach Of
knoS tina. different Ca.
portions Of the bowels.
THARrIC PILL has.
tHis well estabi shed tact
4 variety Of the prrrSt
wa.eh act alike on every
canal. aulare GOOD AMI
"a Ja.aartic is needed.
MEATS of the SrOH-
PAINS IN THE BACK
E 3 Z :. AIN ANE
WHOLE BODY. fr ON
x gueatly.n neglected end
yer. Loss oP Ape
- SENSATION OF COLD
= X 7 :.
y Eight IN THE
TORY DIS :,
. or ADULTS.
Pr Of the BLOOD and
. ilc:h is heir, too uumer.
advertisement.
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CHERIFF'S SALE

vs. Trumiull Comfy.
David Longmore. ct aD
By virtue OF an order OF sale issued from the Court
ofCOm- Pleas, Of Trumhul Coluty. Ohio. 10 me dt-
rectsd and delivered, | shall oder for Sale a. Pus. lie
Auction al the door Of the Court House in Warren.
1TumhulI County on Saiur dHy the 9Th day Of August.
le6n. ~ one o'clocs P. NJ of said day. the following
I described real Estate Sruate on the Nerth East Cor
ner Of Washington AyrHne aSd Prospect Street in
Warren. IN said county Of TrEmhull aud known as
the whole Of Lot Ne &c in Perkins addition TO war
! rem
Appraised at 500. Terms Cash.
LYMAN. SHERIFF.
SberiH's 0ace w,rre, IL al, f-Gn
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Number of Sheep Killed by Dogs.

Number OF S1eep Killed by Dogs.
We are indebted to Auditor Woleott for til,
following statement Of the number of sheeI
killed by dogs in TrumbuH County during the
year ending Nay LIST, 1850.
81 Head valued by Township Assessors at
$l2I5.5). Number of sheep injured during
same time 4s9. Amount Of damage, S59I.5S
Total damage by Dogs for year SI807.OS.
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LOHERIFFrs SALE


IN C1urL ct Common Pleas
Sl,-- Iram61ii Cs=niy.
BY vi-,Is of an execution Issued from the Court %
Common Fi-ss 0f rrulbuii County, Chic, 20 me d.
r-ctel aud delivered ] have levied upon, AID shaf
0i-f Tor sate 90 Public AuTiGn 90 the door OF the
Court Hsus- iu Warrel. Tr14buN County % Satar5
dz-t the 2is- ilr % J-iy. Zoo. al oC.ock, I'm d
sr Gay. -a- r3u,vn- Described real estate situate
Iu b.0aEh-l d. in sut ccurty, III lots IOiand l64hCsd-
Htcj - is.loTs' Beginning At The northeast corner
of Ian G-a.-f 90 Mary Parke. thence east on the high
{ way g. I-ui altcleLry orlo Winter - ThCmss MILL
Kin, thence south on Thomas Gi.liSiu's west line to
th- south line Of lot i6f. herce west en- he scuth 70
t1e corner Of land uGg decided TO Mars PaFge, thence
north raraiIeI With sac said Thomas Miilikius west
line q he place o. te4innirE- csnialAiEg tiy acres
more or less Appraised al Sjrg
Terms cash. Alb % Sheriff
Shartrrs CEce. Warren. June aOth I-Gg.
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PRICE 3 DIMES.

EhE1Es = t.lNs
p LIVER LvPTGGRATOR M F.4WLT
C.4TH-4RTIC PILLS are r,tIiled by Druggists gem
eIally.aEI sold Wholesale rs the trade n all the large
towns. 5 I ". SANFORD. VI. D.
Ganufactlrv- and Proprietor,
Jan -, l~G0-ly 33J Broadway, New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-18

Spirits NItre, SulphuIie Ether. Aqua
Ammonia, Butter OF A~Itimoay, Fouler's ISOLATION
Oil Origauum. Gum Aratie, - rs best white
WnRpG Il pFW
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SOMETHING GOOD.

4 It ParteT's can be found some ef De
~ L. RHes e Cos celebrated ErIrG ThieE Bur
nished PeHHm Note Paper and Envelopes to match.
Call and see IL
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FAMILY
CkTHhRTGC PILLS,
THsPTYc PILL is a

~t"hFtLNDEp FROM
PURE ETGET7BLE EXTRACTS: U
W IN GL-fSS CASES. .5fR TYGET .GYO VIII
kEEp ~ ~ III
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S e Ii Y
INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW YORK

IHE Security Insurance Company OF
I New York. having go promptly paid ne nv loss
OF one thousand dollars % goods DESTROYED Nv IT,
great hre Of April Bah, leo. I heartily commend il
to the confidence Of the public. c. Il. TURNER.
For insurance Apply TO T. J. McLAIN & SON.
Warren o.. Nay 10Th. lSGJ. AGENTS
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'CSISN2CL y -TTaCSaaEL
-ssaIsall-2 20 71s V1C zoos I9)
-GsA InD az sIu
fJql 7s1go'G 'p.os 90 ufa puE lsuu V9WA 20 nv
'Jy -s1ltgO -aIuIIIuI 20 spulEIE 'ulU5B SUM,
oUHaGu ps3uvILgo gIg sVl a3CIs -osI- szUQ "a
~ -5p 'sIoJlS-oaUId Son 1Eq 's5sILlU!I
'S3i4RL FIEO -ssI4gL- dol s.tIEN -s-eg5uT 'sHUgD
-AsuI 'sIluIO 'set7L VOL 'sUJoS 81 gSls 'sIu5iu
-Jal -tsgiOIFsuI j +usupCssg ysI-5Iss UsA
pug 9EIH z 5utsl305I AOu aIB FAA
] I 4 J. 4 j D ]
SINCN mi FIRE

w n. PORTER has received frem
7 . Esz YORK a coed assortment OF caeap Wall
PAPERS and CCBTATS PAPER. and IS constantly
addiar o his stock x SCHOOL o & STA
TI+NEkI Cur friends are re- pectfcily invited to
call and give Esa helping land in time Of uceI.
Aay % 90 " -. PORTER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-18

Il Clothes Biueing, at WOODS &
MORPHINE. 90 OF. p & w.
VI at WOOD &
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AID ShyF because it Herer fails TO sgo-E iHsfqnte.
Nous rcicf, when given IN time. Il acts as u ~
mtsic. and are trial alone viii convince You that
WHAT We say IS Lr-c. ]. .a--.Ina
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DLAoTERS- Arnica, Porous Court,
l. H+rrirk's Kid dc &c.at Woods L Pew's.
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NOT QUITE ALL BURNT OUT.
OUR hiends are respectfully informed
" that they will GnI th- \. Y. Roarstore AMI *
press Oa5ce in the roam occapiei by Reeves Then
a., where We shall he happy 70 see 0nr friends, and
xiii sell them ans thing We hive i,E at los prices;
and We shall seen have q supply Of goods usually
wanted 10 This season 0f the y-tr- We uyT have a
gooL stock OF Blank Books and Voting Paper, E'5les
Gr. Gail a. EUkIEtiS. MAJ .
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28
[coxcLUpEp nor Erasr pAoE.l


Under one prsteDce or another she was retain
Cd N luxurious captivity-She could bestow
no miIder name on her unwilling residence in
the East Indics-until Mr. Benson fell sick and
6iOd.
By his will II appears she was bequeathed
hOiroaa Of his wealth, under trust for term
Sfyearav provided she did not marry Charles
Stanwood; II she broke the stipulation. the
property passed to the testator's only brother,
. merchant in Calcutta, who who was also
appointed guardian.
Her uncle being inclined to ForSake COM
meree, she awaited the arrangement Of his
affairs, and under his escort returned tn En-
gland. Since her return she had made re-
peated inquiries Of mutHal friends, but could
learn nothing respecting NJ. StanwOOd.
The lovers found NJ. Benson, the guardian,
far more tractable and considevate than the
deceased parent. He very cheerfOlly executed
an instrument Te-conVeying his brOther's
property to his neice, on her marriage with
the Loaf, and by all but Clan, forgotten Chas-
EtanwoOd.
Once more the jeweler Was visible IN his
old haunts; was seen in Bond street, aot in
his former capacity, but in new profession.
. lounger like ourselE From his lips. long
alaer the aristocratic persons affected by his
story were At rest. we CLEANED what We have
faithfully narrated; and have only TO add that
the career Of Charles and his wife was smooth
and unruff1ed.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28

GENOA friend, an old resident Of Placer
vile, writing from Genoa under date Of the
23d, says :" In consequence Of the severity
of the weather, unusual in this valley, but lit
tie work is being done in the mines. Occa'
sionally, however, prospecting parties, unde-
tered BY the freezing state of the atmosphere
and snow on the ground, start out in search
Of new diggings, and seldom return without
striking some new and rich diggings. Indeed,
this whole Eastern slope is fabulOuSly rich in
mineral wealth. and in the spring we anticipate
q tremendous immigration. We have room
aud work for all that may come. Permit me
to suggest, however, that labor without CAPT
tai can accomplish little. 1t will require cap
ital to render the quartz and silver veins pro-
ductive. 4 pTnjeci Is Oh foot TO construct a
canal from the Eastern fork Of Carson river to
every part ofthe mines. 1t will follow the foot
hills on the Southern side Of the valley, and
furnish water to the immense surface dlHgInEH
along the route, known to be rich and almost
inexhaustible. Now, in view Of the large i'm
migration expected and the fine opening for
merchants and mechanics in this Territory, !
desire to call the attention Of your business
men and spectators to what conceive 10 be
the most prominent point in this section for
business Genoa, ! am confident, from its pc.
sition, its centraty, its easy accessibility to all
points Of the mines, its natural advantages,
the rich leads in its immediate ncighborhOOd,
must become the great commercial mart ofthis
whole country. The roads to all portions Of
the mines divergc from Gcnon. Within sight
of it a rich copper lead has been discovered /;
l2 miles opposite the Dearborn Company are
working rich silver lead miles opposite il
the Pine Nut Co. have struck the same lead {;
while between the two still another company
have a good lead. One mile South Of them =
rich dccomposed quartz lead has been struck.
These arc facts well known to me, and men.
ton them to show the advantages Genoa pos.
ScSscs over all her rivals. make this stutc
mcnt purely for the benefit Of my friends in
Fl Dorado, who may ccntcmpla,cA settlement
in this Territory.
iuurs, hastily, II.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28

The test recommended by the State Central
Committee, VIC are Of opinion, will be genCr'
ally disregarded by the County Committees
II is singular one, to say the least, and OBJ
jectionablc to the Democracy, who are not dis
posed to permit outsiders, men Of strong Re
publican proclivities to participate in their
primary meetings. 1t makes voting for man,
one man, filing an unimportant position, moi
the principles Of the party, the test of man 4
Democracy. Questions Of vital importance,
one particularly paramount to all others, sepn'
rates the Democratic party from the Oppose
ton, and these questions Congress must dc.
eide. Those who voted for Scott and Burch
voted to sustain the Democratic party, It's prin-
ciples and organization those who voted for
McKibben and Baker voted to defeat and dis.
organize the DemOcratec party. Suppose
McKibben and Baker had succeeded, and the
duty of elccting n President devolyCd upon
Congress- possible cvcht-docs any sane
man believe that Col. Baker the regular NOM
inee Of the Republicans, would have voted for
a DemocratH According to the test recon-
mended, the man who voted for Williams,
Fairfax, Findley, Brooks, Higlcy, Moudcr
and Bolts, may vote at our primary meetings,
but the man who voted for Latham, Downcy,
Scott, Burch and Cope must stand back -
His Democracy is Of doubtful character, the
Democracy Of the other the pure, unadultcrN-
ted article! We do not believe ono Anti.Lc.
comptonite or Black Republican voted for
Scott or Burch, while some Of both may have
voted for a majority Of our State ticket Men
who are not with us in principle, who pre-
frrrcd the election Of Republican to Cor,
gress TO Democrat, who denounced the Pres
idcnt, his Admini":: cation and all who voted
for The Ltcompton swindlc," VIC are unwil.
ling TO allow to vote at our primary meetings,
even If they did "votc for majority Of the
regular Democratic State ticket" No better
plan could he suggested to destroy the intcg.
rity and organization Of the Democratic party
than to permit outsiders TO elect delegates Il
our Conventions. We protest against It, and
hone the County Committee will adopt some
other test than that recommended By the State
Committee.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28

SEWARD OvERBoARD.-The Washington cor.
respondent Of the New York COMMERCIAL, a
moderate Republican paper, writes under date
Of the 9th Of December, before the arrival Of
Seward from Europe:
at is commonly said here that Committee Of
Republican leaders TO wait upon Mr.. Seward. on
bis return and represent to him that the niereAta Of
the party require that some other person than hiui
sef shall be its standard bearer at the next election
Indeed. it is said that they will rcQucsI him TO au
ihorize the Withdrawal Of his name. II squiie GER
tam that. out Of New York. the party generally pre-
fer otherwiSe-some for Mr.. Bates. and others for
Mr.. Che.e. and others -sgaiO' FOR Gen. Cameron or
Justice Mclean"
Seward is decidedly the ablCst man Of his
party and the favoritc Of the Republicans Of
California for the Presidency. but his extreme
notions on the slavery question has rendered
him unpopular with the conservative and ex-
pcdicncy Republicans, who care more for sPoils
than principles. But why ignore the claims
Of Bolts and Bell, who have been bidding for
the Republican nomination for the last year
Arc they too "sAGky" to be trusted?
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28
CIV Ordinance No. %.
4 n Ordinance to provide for grading aud making
N q sidewalk on BcdiUId Avenue.

A n Ordinance to provide for grading and making
"A a sidewalk on Bedford Avenue
The Common Council tie City f P1cerriHr do
OrddiH ds roliOVs:
SECTION ]. II shall be the duty If the City Mar.
shAl I" proceed to grade and improve the street in
SAID City known a. Bedford AVcnne, commencing
ut the intersection of said Avenue with Main street,
and fF0n thence the whole length ~ sASd Avenue
to the northern line ~ said City. Such grading
shall be done In accordance with the directions 81
the Committee IN Streets.
SECTION 2. Whenever il shall be determined what
amount uf improvement shall be- made upon said
street and the probable coz! thereof the City Mar
shal shall notify all persons owning lots upon said
street Of the proportion which he IT they shn'l he
liable to pay toward the proposed Improvements,
and the persons On Nv ming l0Ia may then pay the
amount so assessed either in labor upon said street
under the direction Of the City Marshal or in
IL in labor the same shall be furnished at Suth time
rs the City Marshal shall require.
SEcTIoN 3. II any person liable 10 contribute to.
wards the grading nf said street according 10 the
provisions of this Ordinance, shall fail refuse 10
pay such proportion, either in labor or money, upon
demand thereof BY the City Marshal, the rame shall
be recovered sRainst him bv suit in the name Of
the Mayor and Common Council Of said City, in any
Court II competent Jurisdiction.
SEcTIoS 4. The Marshal of and City shall aiSn
cause sidewalk to be constructed on the East side
VI said street for the entire length thereof except
where u sidewalk may now be constructed. Such
sidewalk shall BE- fur feet wide with three strngrrS
"r bearings and laid with one and uue half inch
plank and constructed in n Workmanlke and dura.
Die manner. In case any person before whose lot
said sidewalk is to he constructed shall desire tn
construct such sidewalk himself he may do =" under
the direction 0f the CITY Marshal The cost e build.
ing such Sidewalk. when built BY the City Ma'shalt
shall be q charge upon the lutB teitre which the
same shall be constructed in proporticn to the
nf the lots and the owners Of Hmch l"is shall L-
liable pr"Pcrtiouably TO pay the c"st"f making such
sidewalk which SUN. il HE name shsn not be- pad
I" the City Marshal upon demand, shall he recovered
BY suit ~ the same manner ~ herein provided i"r
collecting sums due Eir grading said street
SEc1IoN s. This Ordinance Ahall take effect from
and alter Its passage.
Approved JHnnarN esd 1850,
TIlOS u WADE. Acting Mayor.
! hereby certify shat nj . mertnE Il the Common
Council held January 93d. 1850 the sbote Ordinance
was passed.
G MERN ANNHZ I'letk
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28
Or. Bakers pain EDanaer..

Ny Fnin PIHdcde composed entirety Of healing gums
ahd vegetable oils aud herbs Il IL perfectly safe for the
most delicate to use can sincerely say that have
never known any, however delicate to be injured by II in
the least will continue to ask the Ahiced uhU have
not used it, try for the following seAses Ifthsy ar,
not satisfied With ' hrslnE rroper,r, the moh-y vii BE-
Shs,ruiy refunded By agent uhsIs The !. Tor
sale.
u you Adrs paine in nt 1o.ndrA EotsI. try do,s
OF Pain PAnAc internally battle externally over the pAr,s
GuscVtd And you VII FeSoFe The proper action
and relieve the pain,
Ny"U Adre " BGrr. keep the parts covered With cot.
ton yet With Pain Paraep mn v4n, in lev MINUTES
draw out the Gre. ant cure the pain
Nyos Adts a Bruise Or Wownd battle u veil with ~.
Pain PAnaeae fur time' day Il viii relieve the pa,s
and ALe ~! NJ poison and heal the wound IN sher
tpe
II ycv ~, r-s.~,.g Tram S.GraiCiO or RGlumof.c
Fn"s az; the Pam Psnacse freely. and taA- dore
II ntsySar' morning nccn and Tht. It ~ni not ou'v
IN pain but II remove n, q The dses
\ ~ Adre he nyspePslL and your food d,.trss,s
ssSN,Ach shr eAuHE, take doSe Of Pain rA A,a.
amer rssh meal
n y~V Adre Il Canks-4.f o- Sore N"Hr o- n rnaf .p
ply iN- PAN Fanseas the objected pAr and gArgir the
m"utN ~ throat three or tour umrs dsy
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28

The Republican State Central Committee
have issued call for State Convention To he
held at Sacramento on the cpd Of next month,
to select delegates torcprcscnt the Republicans
Of California in the National Republican Con-
vemtion TO be held at Chicago on the 18th Of
June next. Each county is allowed the same
number of delegates Ms were allowed in the last
State Convention. How a Convention can be
National that represents but portion Of our
confedrracv, We nre at loss to conceive. 1t
must be, in the fullest sense Of the term. a
sectional Convention, representing sectional
views, feelings and interests, the reasonable
proclviticS Of Aboitionism and all other dc.
tcStnblc isms. that threaten the stability Of the
Union. A native Of the South, friendly to her
seat in the National Republican Convention.