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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17
The Brock. Folks on Fusion.

New YORK, Sept. l6.-The Douglas sub
committee have rejected the proposals of the
Breckenridge Volunteer Association, and have
also declared that they would not under any
consideration take any of the electors now on
the Breckenridge electoral ticket.
New YORK, Sept. 16.-The Breckenridge
state committee publish to morrow an address
giving statement in regard to the recent
negotiations with the Douglas committee.
They characterize squatter sovereignty as a
phase Of freesoilism, and say their candidates
will be supported with all the energy and
means at their command, and charge the
DouglasiteS with bargaining about the present
state party in this state, and say that in reject
ing the only means by which Lincoln could be
defeated the Douglas party has reduced the
question to one of future organization only.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17

Gov. SEWARD IN ST. LoUIs.-We learn
that the route which Gov. Stewards friends
are tracing out for him embraces st. Louis.
Nothngcould be more gratifying to the repub.
lcans of Missouri than u visit from the great
statesman of the republican party and we
venture to say that his reception would be at
least as cordial and as enthusiastic as that
which awaits him in Chicago Even those who
dislike his political principles would treat him
with all due respect, for st. Louis never fails
in courtesy to visitors, especially illustrious
Rrangers. As he purposes to go as far as
Kansas, passing through st. Joseph, this place
will be on his way home. His excursion will
be incomplete ii he should turn aside from the
Gibralter OF freedom on slave soil. The I'd OF
October is fixed as the date of his arrival in
Chicago, so if he comes here, it will be during
the fair. The visit of the Prince of Wales will
take place at the same time probably SO to
the multitudinous attractions of the city, the
last week OF September, will be added the pres
ence OF the two greatest lions of the day
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17
Washington Items.

WAsHINGroN, Sept. 15.-Secretary Cass
presented to the cabinet the several proposals
for building the Pacific telegraph. Major Sib-
ley contests the responsibility of all the parties
under bidding him, and the matter will under.
go thorough investigation.
In the United States court, the case OF Du-
rand VS.. Capt. Holins Of the sloop-of-war Cy-
ane, arising out of the destruction of property
at the bombardment of Greytown. The
court decided in favor of the defendant on the
ground that he was acting under orders from
the secretary of war.
Official information confirms the defeat of
Miramon. The battle was fought at Tilda,
and not al Lagos, as reported, and lasted only
one day, instead of FIVE days Generals Pa.
checo and Hemandies were killed, and Alfaro,
Ortega, and Andrae were taken prisoners. All
Miram0n's party.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17
New YORK Mnrket.-sept. Is.

COTTON steady; sales 1900 bales lO4e for middlng
uplands.
FLOUR-Recepts 1852 bbls; sales 1880 bbls state
and western heavy and unsettled, and 10 a l5c lower;
southern heavy and 10 q l5c easier; sales 340O bbs
Canada heavy and lower
Wheat heavy and unsettled and a &c lower; sales
25000O BUSH Chicago Sl20 "a LA; Milwaukee club 81 rs
q La. Corn lc lower, and active; sales $500
bush mixed western 66 a &C. chiefly at 66 q 66ac yell
low western 684c.
Beef quiet aud unchanged; sales $50 bbls Pork dull
sales 200 bbs Bacon quiet Lard dull sales 200 bbls
l2s l34c. Butter Unchanged Ohio 25 a lie; state 6
q bic. Whisky shade easier; sales 500 bOs 24c SUI
Rars in moderate request sales HOO hhds Porto Rico
a 72c; MuscovadO 6s 81: Havana 1900 boxes pri-
waite terms. Coffee quiet and unchanged; st Domingo
loo bags at I3c cash. MolasSes quiet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17
Political QuarrnI

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 15th.-The Bell and
Everett meeting, last night, was interrupted
by republican clubs marching through the
crowd. A fight ensued, in which stones and
pistols were used. The meeting was dispersed
Nine of the rioters were arrested.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17
Eiras-nnss of Lila

ALBANr, Sept. 16.-The piano factory of
Boardman, Gray, & Co., was burnt last night
together with one hundred. and fifty pianos,
Loss 100000; insured for $500
CORNING. Sept. 16.-The dwelling of Rufus
Gordon was burnt last night, and a son per-
ished in the flames.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
From California.

Fort SMITH, ARK, Sept. 15.-The over.
land mail from San Francisco, 9th, has arriv-
ed. Col. Titus was passenger. A party of
Mexican guerrilas made an incursion into
Texas recently, stealing thirty-five mules be.
longing to the overland company. 1t is re-
ported that the Indians of New Mexico had
commenced hostilties. A late mail from
Mesita to Santa Fe was attacked by Navajo,
and the conductor and driver killed, and the
coach'destroyed The Indians also stole the
government mules at Fort Craige.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17

manifested the highest respectand even veneer
alton for a girl who, from a feeling of sincere
devotedness to her family, had adopted an oc-
cupation so contrary to her habits and educa-
ton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17

CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-Five passengers were
killed and twenty-five wounded last night, by
a collision of the freight and passenger trains,
on the Racine railroad. No names ascertain
ed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17

In this city, Sept 49, by Rev II l. Wayland, Benz W
Parker of Blandf1rd to Amanda Kinds of Holden.
In this city, Sept s, BY Rev Rush Shipper, Alvin
Currier to Catharine + Aldrich, both of Grafton.
In HubbardSton, Sept 4, Sias Joslyn, ID to Mary A
Williams both Of IIubbardston; Sept 10. Francis Allen
of West BrOOkfied to Lucia Clark of Barre.
In Ftchburg, f Emory to Mary NJ Colby.
In East Douglas, Sept4 S Heath, Jr, of Milford, to
Frances, daughter OF Robert Rogefson, Esq Of East
Douglas.
In Lancaster, Sept Il, sras 2 Hills to Elizabeth
futile, both Of Sterling.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17
No Fusion in Pennsylvania

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16.-At Douglas
meeting held last night, resolution against
fusion was unanimously passed. Johnson
stumps the state.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17
Speetatles, &f.
SRTSHEIM OprrCrAN

e. Il. . N > IL Il L M. OPTICIAN,
l72J Main Street, Worcester Mass respectful-
" invites the citizens Of this place and vicni-
ty, to call and examine his superior selection
4. 3.
ii of SPECTACLES, containing his lately I'M
@1tN proved PEBIsCOPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES
II which he will adapt to far sighted near-s!pht-
I III II ed aged, and wcak-eyed persons who may de-
III sire them, according to the state of their
i Ill ewes. The material used 10 make the above
mentioned Lenses, in its natural state. in pur-
III Z tv brilancy. and transparency, rivals the dia
&Ii@ mOud and forms the most beautiful and ucrfect
Spectacle Lenses ever introduced, and possess
I'm es great advantages over the common glasses
\ in general Their perfect spherical form
II i gives a more extended field of vision. Their
~ purity and transparency of material presents
hi less Instructions to the passage of light-over
!.
i1SS comes, in a great measure, what is called by
III y Opticians alteration of light. Consequently
I LII objects through them present themselves
III in clear, distinct and natural form, avoiding
III ! that glimmering, wavering unsteadness ur
Ill pleasant sensation after protractcd reading or
III y sewing; in fact. approaching the per
Wiz feet lens of the natural eye it is possible for
III art TO approach nature
MANY persons unacquainted with the Optical
Art, are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition of the eve ;
% practice often productive of serious conse
ences mr. udcing the minds of the people against the
Use of Glasses Glasses selected by skiltu optican
made of the aforementioned material, will instead of
inurng the eye, STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT 1T HATERI-
ALLY.
lie keeps constantly hand small and large Spy
Elasses: Cold silver, and Steel Specaces and Eve
Glasses of all kinds different patterns of Opera Glasses
a large assortment, for sale and to hre Magniyin G
Glasses, Telescopes Microscopes, Se.
Artificial Eyes inserted and made to order. diff iell
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17
rha PrinnA of Wales

BUFFALO, Sept. 16.-The prince will receive
and answer an address from the directors Of
the suspension bridge ON its center, next Mon.
daV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17

In this city, Sept Il, Louis L. of Francis A and
Rebecca Ann CURLY, aged VT mos IL DAYS.
In Grafton, Sept IA, Samuel c Bennett aged 50 yrs
In Ashbumham, Sept IL, Col EnOch Whtmore aged
81 YRS. His death OccasOned by IL severe stroke
received in the abdomen while at work in the
mill the dav previous.
In Shirley Village, Capt Willard Worcester aged 81
yrs; Mrs Elizabeth Harlow, aged 10 rs II days.
In Milford, sept 8, Mary Legg aged Il yrs mos
In Boston, Sept ID, Henry hOughton, Jr formerly OF
Clinton. aged SO WIS.
In Ghetford VT Aug q, Sarah wife of Leonard Quinn
by, aged 81 yrs mos
In Antwerp, Y, recently, Adam Houverman, aged
l02 yrs.
In Eagle Valley, Orange Co, Y, Aug IA, John R.
aged yrs 10 mos 18th, William. yrs mos nth Mary
Ellen, u Yrs 18th, Harriet, yrs IL mos-chdren of
Mrs Ann Hunter of putrid throat.
of his age.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17
The largest stock and the greatest variety
Painted Window Shades and Fixtures,
Always on hand. Every one can be suited.


Terra Gotta, China, and Parian Vases; Match Safes
Cigar Holders statuettes, &c-a splendid assortment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17
PAPER HRNGINGS.

have on hand very large stock of French, English
and American Paper Hangngs, Decorations Borders,
Centers, Fire Board Prints, &c. which prepared
to sell at prices so low that all will be satisfied.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17
Autttons.
TOUSE AND LAND m SPRING

HOUSE AND LAND IN SPRING
IL FIELD FOR SALE-On THURSDAY, Septem-
Der 10Th Immediately the sale of the Springfield
City Farm, will offer at public auction, upon the
premises, my property situated upon North street,
near the City Farm and adjoining that Of T. II. Allen
Esq. consisting of House snd Barn, and about six
Land with Orchard Of choice fruit thereon Of
ten years growth
The House and the Land in good state Of cult
Walton Persons desiring to purchase the premis
all hours of the day until the day of sale If destr
ed half of the purchase money remain upon mort
gage shall reserve the right TO stop the sale the price
be deemed by me inadequate
SAMUEL OSGOOD.
Any person wishing information get it of J. H. Os-
soOD the Express Office, $50 Main street, Worcester,
Tvs sI5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17
MORTGAGEES SALE.-WilI be soId

W at Public Auction the premises, in NIlibury,
SATURDAY the 10th day of October next, at O'Clock
in the afternoon certain tract of land situated in the
ArmOry Village, in Millbury. the Railroad Station,
being the premises described in deed George
\ Trumbull to Samuel SAWYER, dated the fourteenth
day of April A. D. 1916, and recorded in the Registry
of Deeds Tor the County of Worcester Book 400 Page
$50 and the same premises conveyed bv Samuel SAWYER
and Lucinda Sawyer TO Alexander Dewitt by deed Of
mortgage dated Oct l. a D. 1856 and recorded in said
Registry Book So, Page 35S, which said deed of
assigned BY said Dewitt to Salem Shaw Nav
Is, A D. 1851 and by said Salem J. Shaw assigned to
Paris Tourtclot April "a, A. d. 1860 which last assign
ment recorded at said Registry Book 623 Page 6l6
said sale is made in pursuance of power attorney
and under the authority contained in the aforesaid deed
Of mortgage assigned aforesaid account of breach
Of the condition of said deed Of mortgage
PARIS TOURTELLOP
Sutf Son A II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17

wish it distinctly understood that ALL MY GOODS
ARE SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE, in view of a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-17
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF FAC

AZ LIZA YIN . OAlLE Af L Az
- TORY PROPERTY be sold at Public Auction,
on WEDNESDAY, September 18th at Il O'Clock. NJ on
the premises not previously sold private sale
valuable and beautifully located manufacturing property
lately owned BY freeman Fisher deceased called 'Citv
Mills, IN the town OF Franklin Massachusetts on the
line OF the New York Central Railroad The CITY Mills
Depot is but few rods from the factories
said property consists of two factories (od and new
MILL mansion house and outbuldings and eight houses
for operatives substantial store feet by two
stories hish used tor store, counting cloth, and
press room. and about Sc acres of excellent land
The machinery in the new mill is running on 64x64
No 30 print cloths. The old mill can be used for the
manufacturing Of cotton or wooden goods, converted
into paper MILL The water power is very superior and
believed TO be failing in the drvest of seasons
and is sufficient for operating $50 print looms aud
other machinery if necessary. The situation of ,his
property is of the finest in New England either for
the manufacture of cotton goods the carving on
of large manufacturing ormechanical business
II being within short ride (by rarOId) from Boston
Providence and New York and possessing rare facilities
of communication to all points by railroad freight
charges being very lowOny 81 so per from Bast0n
thus offering to manufacturers capitalists chance
rarely to be met with
The terms of sale will be liberal and can be obtained
on application to n. A. THOMPSON & co ,Auctoneers
or to FRANCIS FISHER
s4 dts26 No. % Central Wharf Boston.
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Also.
NEW CURED HAMS,

b A Y STA TIE MARKE EFT.
sic DIFF
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~ Published in New York every week, at three cents
weekly by A. HARrHILL Il CO., 20 North William st.
The Trade supplied by Ross & rousey, Dexter Com
pany, or any Of the Wholesale News Agency Houses
al dsMWFNS
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-17
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

PLAcERvILLE, March 10. 1860.
President Wade presiding. ~Prescnt-Alds. Ar.
vidss. Lacy and Wichman.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved
The following accounts rcud aud allowed: John
Hume. 400 ~; (}elwIcks 4 January, &l475; Han.
max SeSser, 50 80; Jas. Mc3eth, 81 50; II. H.
Chnate. 81 so; A. c.. Henry. &3 So; NJ. o. Brien
~ so; NJ, McCusker. Ss IS; Jas Collins, 81 W; &.
A. Shnnklin, 81 ~.
The Committee on Streets and Public Places, ask
ed tor further time, which was granted.
Aid ArvldsSon moved to reconsider the motion
made on the 9Th "f February last. for the removal
If the hume on Cedar RaviAe. Carried.
DR.. Byron was present, Ghd made complaint in
reference In the amount charged against him. fpr
grading and improving street in front Of his proper
If Aid. Arvldsson it Was referred to the Finance
Committee.
Dr.. Hay and Mr.. Cooper being present, objected
Ia the payment for work done under the superviaon
Of the Street Commissioner. in accordance with Or
dlnance No ". for the grading and improving 81
SACRAMENTO street. On motion u Aid. Arvidsson,
II was r,ferred " the Committee on Streets and
Public Places, to report ut the meeting next
Tuesday.
Communication Of the City Marshal read and ap.
proved.
The Board then proceeded to the election of Pc
lcemcn. for the last quarter.
Mr. j. J. Reyn"ld was put in nomination, and
havns received all the votes cast, declared duly
elected.
$. Higgins and John Justice were put in nomna.
ton. Mr.. Justice having received a majority of the
votes caht. was declared duty elected.
Moved and seconded that the Board proceed Ia
the election If an extra Policeman, for the ensuing
quarter. Mr.. Higgins was put in nomination. aud
having received Ai the votes cast was declared dull,
elected.
Board adjourned to meet on Tuesday evening next
At Z O'Clock.
r. S. HERNANDEZ, Clerk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-17
Total bills found.

80 - 80 - ''''' -
We have examined the Collectors, Recorders,
Cie'k aud treasurer OhceS, with the following
results:
We ind the business of the various Offices, con-
Quoted IN satisfactory manner The bWks being
written in neat and legible hand, and the papers
hIed IN convenient manner, and, 80 far % we
were able To discern, entirely 10 accordance with the
requirements oflaw
- The Grand Jury appointed eammittee, who Wis
tied the County Jail Al CUioma. They found twelve
prisoners confined. The jail il kept in neat and
clean cundiiun-the prisoners seem to BE- well fed.
AND provided with comi1rtabe bedding. We be-
lieve them to be ~ we'll provided FOR as The crcun
stances Of their c"nditi"n will permit
The same Committee also visited the County Hos
pitul. at Cooma. The number 1T patients received
into the institution since November. ls5. in thirty
SIX. The following disposition has been made Of
their cases:
R.n away . l
bird :;
Cured and DISCHARGED ......,..,.2 %,
..ft improved ?
Under medical treatment 9.
Total number SO
----x RI. -. IN Al -; ~ =, Tx. ,ssr
49, G,s - I'D, -. n d',a -, ,Lr ,'.,
60 ~" :, ',"d h";,,, ~. n, .ta,;,.,t :
ha.I,h, n.n,i,,r ", "rs ~ ,he n,';n,nn ,hs, H.
"' 80 ~ ae.s'. w Al t f' 80 >, ''S
~ ,.,,I ,ia ,,,,,'.',,, ...."I 49, ".
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c'I ms oee' WI =, ."v ""In ~""
AZ, az we ~. aa,,r ciI,",,'r ho 49, n' ~.
- w." Wv Wv ; ~ ;i ;,, ~ ,, "" 70
Ing" " mum ' P~'U S'e"' u0""'' PEI
M" W. ,r.,,,o ~ d,sc,v.r any oood ro,.or c,r
n. I"os,,n,is;;on sys ~ IN, ennn H. H..
",,I "',,,."s nsre...S;lv hsns en,i ~" c,'''
r. s,;,.' 49, 81, a,r... mar d.r
.,,t,;rpI, '',mnr"n,;.r "ns ,rh,ch ~ by" w.,
n"'t'. le"' ,; w. 49, Nv
., 'I'I $50, I'D .rsc,.r,, ~" 49, "a
~ n ,,"" ~, ~ n.ii,;cai nnns;dor",;,,
."ei, ~ a """ h";s ,"hrp .n," "''o"S
~. .""tS ,,l III. .,,sn,;,,n .r tho Road oe G,
"' t"' r. .e ~, 49, W v "" ',. W ~"
"a '.i.n,;nn e r.u,ux IL w., n,",.n,, t",nT ~;
~ nna - ,bo 900 ,...d" ", -!
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-17
E.,o.w March 1Rth

People vs. Gillespie Peters. Plead not guilty.
People VS.. Edgar and Rondey Larceny. Sen
fenced one year in the PenlIeniary.
People vs.. Eager aud Rnndy-Jail breaking. SEN
fenced one day 10 the Penitentiary.
People VS.. Henry Currnu-Mayhem. Sentenced
one month in Penitentiary.
People vs.. Andrew Dunn-AssAult with deadly
weapon. Fined 800 and costs.
People vs.. GilIasple Plead guilty of assault and
battery and fined $50.
PROBATE COURT
On Monday last, in the Probate Court, letters of
administration were issued 10 Chas Meredith Pub
lie Administrator on the estate Of Timothy Chap
man, deceased. and NJ d. Human, Thos. II. Wood
same On the same day, the letters Of admInistra-
ton heretofore granted to Sarah Mooney on the es
tate Of Hugh Mooney, deceased, we're revoked, she
having failed to file bonds as required by the
Court
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-17

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PrLLs-TnE TEST -
Imitation has been defined as the tribute which ig
norance and vice pay 10 skill and genius, but US
such q Tribute" to Professor Holloway might in
volve the must terrible consequences TO the sick,
they are enjoined tn examine the pamphlets envel
the sentence Holloway. New York and London, I"
is water marked each leaf the article is bOSus
Only be sure you have the genuine preparations.
and M form Of eruptive or ulcerOus disease-no
phase "f indigestion, liver complaint, or intestinal
disorder, need alarm you.
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The amount charged in the above bill for the trans
portaton and mileage for prisoners taken from Pla
cerville I" ColOma and back again. where two OF
more persons are conveyed at the same time, and
allowing the same for each il they were conveyed
singly, we believe to be constructive mileage. and
not contemplated by the law Regulating fees in
Criminal Gases !; and believe il will not bear any
such construction. We believe that the allowance
Of five dollars for conveyance is mot 10 accordance
with law, which says that all necessary expenses
shall be allowed.
Afer examining the above bill, and those If
similar character. it 10 our firm conviction that the
county Jail should be located at ths place. believing
expenses saved the county annually thereby
will be amply sufficient TO build the same.
By examination We find the present Indebtedness
nf the county to be, in rOund numbers Ninety five
Thousand Dollars. On the 5th day Of October 1857,
by examining the Auditors report OF that date
we fnd that the county Indebtedness was 6fy.eight
thousand two hundred and eighty. three dollars.
which 10 an increase of indebtedness from the 5th of
October, 1887. to date, Of $S6.7l7. We ind, By an
informal report from the cx-COllectOr, (M r. Elst
made BY him from March 1883, TO March lssO-twO
years-in round numbers, .e294. 900 90
Amount seceived from Poll TAx,.... 6l,704,0l
Toeai, ;:.....;.........:::.:.s S9S7O4 OF
taxes collected during the pAst two yeArs.
Notwithstanding the large amount Of revenue col
lected, we aud an accumulated Indebtedness OF
ninety.6ve thousand dollars, without any public
buildings, highwaya OF ether public improvements;
but. on the contrary. there 10 . tORate every few
miles on our highways. exaCIing from the ctisens .
tribute for the privilege Of travelling what should
DO Tree road. We leave il IN Q candid people 20
judge. 10 view Of the large amount Of revenue col
lected during the last two ysara, and The large
amount of Indebtedness which IL still sccumuatinR
whether they believe that county government 4
economically and faithfully administered in iussics
to the taxpayers Of the county.
We would recommend 10 future Grand Jurors thG
proprety Of leaving all cases Of petty nature which
clearly comes within the jurisdiction Of Justices
Courts, to be adjudicated before . Justice Of ths
expense. while the ends Of justice will be Obtaines
with equal certainty.
There is also another class Of cases which is TO
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-17

PETIT cHOATE have just received full stock
Druss, Paints, Perfumery, Fancy Goods and Toilet Ar
tices, which they selling at greatly reduced prca
They have on consignment few of Wheeler vii
sons celebrated Family Sewing Machines, which the:
offer at San Francisco prices with the addition Of
reiRht.