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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18
The Medical and Surgical Institute

~ w. /. 0ZArKAf I. aIrcady secured In oston
"!:ct ri'H'> H. ~ vel! asts proprietor t HhpV" the
a-ss1'is IL envy and rrnfr Ns'nni lcr In .hc-is
F'ahct. "h1hrs' rg'f"s often awarded 10 rraeirn'
"rs Ia THIS III Ar;"ht Of Medical science and they occupy
VIII "th'i+ "n '1uty lpnV position Ia The profrs.inn.
k'snIdA AZ il!dsriru. example, shining light among
the philosophical sths 81 lis aHr EuT0pc and DR. Gap.
Kay has July rqual. him III tht. Country pronf Of
"h'h, the Philadelphia College NJ Medicine complimened
hin With h?i"ua and the honorary ddSuHirm degree.
selecting his ~ h.. field Of"P"rltcr. although quaf,
riuttc ~ the CHvcrr ~ Ut Pcsh aud late chief SUR
Eeoa o. The Hungarian H. VuluonaTv army for
tended dbors. Dr. CIapkay has bent tscsrn.st atten
t"n :" ~" rare ofchront private Diseases, Ia which h."
1s becom" great expert tia; hr = regarded
the lFd' N :h- bT1aei OF HE profession throughout the
United sta AMI HE portrait and biography pub
l.n"i mater - interest TO tr readers in III"
Ciu-N" Journal Tie Doct"rs ofce' 1T his Medoal
aud slrr.ta s' tute, Sacramento street, corner Of
L<i, '!prf n,4ly opposite TIE buildings Of the Pacific
Nal Nirai.s. - Company.
Wcask th particular attention Of readers to the
worn c"ri" a:"s u RENAL iahi" eurts another rnn
oftfi> paper. jylf.Sm
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

sure no man who differs from me in opinion and
honestly entebs and openly expresses bis opinions
but do ceusure men who, while protesting TO be
against principle vet the earness supporters Of
Inan who pFides himself ON being the Ruthor of ii
and promises Ia put il in force il successful.
In conclusion, l take pleasure in stating that
douglas men are hard 10 end in this vicinity.
always n strong Democratic precinct II.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18
SUM MONS.

SyTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Cuuuty Of Fl DorAdo-Jus
> ters Court, Mountain Township The People 81 the
State Of California, TO TH0S GRUBBS, fEARSLH MILES
and J. FLEMING, greeting:
You hereby summoned to appear before me, at my
on the 10Th day OF August A. ID 1891 at 10 o'clock,
to answer the complaint Of Henry Liza Vim CorwhD
suo to recover the Of hundred dollars hGl'
Ance due On account when Judgment will he taken against
you the said amount together with costs and damages
II you fail Ia Rppear and anawcr.
To the Sheriff. or any Constable OF said County greet
ing: Make legal service and due return hereof
.uYen under ny hand this tenth lpy of Nuy A. " $50
JOHN &. MCGUIRE.
Justice Of the Peace In aud for said Township.
Tho proper affidavit having been mndc and placed on
Alr IN my Office authorize the issuance Of order ri
publication II Is hereby ortsrcd that the above summons
he published In q newspaper published in PlacGrvie.
called tho Mountain Democrat for term o. three mOhha
from the 18TH day u May iS6n AZ tho expiration 81 which
tmr service Of raid summons shnll deemed complete
mig SIN JOHN &. MCGUIRE, JP.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18
q. HAIR E0.

PLAZA CORNER, PLACERVILLE.
TCtr received q large lot Of the pest Peanuts.
81 Almonds, Hickory Nuts Chestnuts. Pc;
can Nuts, Ftlberts, Brasil MUS, Green and
at wholesale and retail, al ssa FFaneisso prices
leg 3n B. HARRIS,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18
LIST OF LETTERS
FOREIGN LIST.

MAINl>t' ,At'.> Post ogi,c a; Pac"tv.;r, August
18th l~| Person.. calling for Letter. ~ tbs List, will
peas" Sdy ApILEIislb"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18
THE STRANGE ADVENTURES
-oF-
JAMES CAPEN ADAMS,
The Famous California Mountaineer,

GRIZZLY BEAR HUNTER.
4 TRUE HISTORY of three cventfIl years among thu
N Wild Beasts Of the Pacific Coast written by Theodore
H. tclan elegant book Of 3s4 pages, with twelve large
and splendid Engraving, from designs by Chas. Nahl
Those who have found pleasure In reading about the
Lions Tigers and Elephants Of the Old World cannot full
to be interested in the Natural History ofhc rIEy Bear
The above book s the first which has done justice to
this great animal and placed him, where he properly be-
longs, at the head Of the animal creation.
For sale at all the bookstores. Orders filled ny
TOwNE BACON, Publishers,
Corner Of Clay and Sansome streets,
au4 3mis San Francisco.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

OIICEts hereby given that the opartneFshp hereto
Iore existing between the undersigned, and IGNACE
under The name Of August ort Co., was dis
solved on the 9th day Of July, 1850
The Lafayette Restaurant" will be conducted
hereafter by the undersigned, in the rest style.
Placcr1rlc, Aug 3, 1850 ~-ir August ONT
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18
Justice Of the Pence In md for said Town
SHERIFF,S SALE.

10y VIRTUE Of an execution issued out of the Court
ID Of q. w. Stout. j. r., In and for PlaceEvilc Town
ship, County Of FL Dorado, judgment rendered on
the ninth day OF February A. n 1885, In favor Of John
Peacock, and against Josiah uinirrll for the sum OF
sixtytNo dollars t$62l With interest thereon at the
rate If ten per cent per annum, from the ninth day Of
February, A. n 1892 together with the cum Of thirty
dollars and seventy cents n 1907 corts OF suit
and acctuing costs, have levied upon and will expose
IL public sale tho Court House door, In the city Of
Paccrvlllc,
On tho 25th day of August. A. D. 1850.
At 10 O'Clock a, M all the right. title, interest and
claim nf the said JcpRh Qunrl, Of In and to tho fol
lowing described property, lying and being In kelsey
Township, III Dorado County, and State Of California
20 wit; mining claim, located the north bank Of
the South Fork Of the American River, at what il
known as the Illinois Slide Mining Claims, CONNIE ncing
on tile east aud upper end. at tWs~-i opsSts Antonio
frscrsvn wheel and extending down the river about
siH hundred feet, !" raNinc opposite Or. E1tarlds
wheel together with the improvement s thereon.
". J. BURWEiI., sheriff Of ri Dorado Co.,
by j. u. VAN EATON, Deputy.
Sheriff Once, Plucervillc, Aug. 3, 1860. Aui
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HINTS TO THOSE WISHING
TNM PURCHASE
H&4A> FINE WATCHES
AND JEW ELRY.

REMEMBER-;hc finest Jrwelrv and Watches are
never IMP0RTED on SPECULATION, or to SELL AT
AUCTION.
REMEMBER-any one offering Watches for sale
should be 4 PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER HIMSELF:
Otherwise bsA buyer and seller are liable to be deceived
to the quality.
REM EN- RER-No Watch or article ofJcwciry should
b, bought without a GGARAETEE FROM AN OLD ES
TABIISIED HOUSE,, able aud willing to fulHh their
rontrnct.
YEEItEFORE-as our Watches and Je~eTy aFs
made for u regular CUSTOM TRADE-aS we have
thorough practical knowledge Of the esneFs In - L1
branchcs-as VT guarantee the ACCCXATE TINIS-
KEEPING Of our Watches, End QUALITY of our JEW
ELRI, hope for Continuance Of the large trade We
have enjoyed for over ten wears in San Francisco
BARRETT Il SHERWOOD.
~ MARK THE NUMBER-l35 Montgomery ats
San Francisco. aull-3m
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Summer Arrangement, S.V. R. r.

Summer Arrangement, S.V. r. r.
I'm -yas:ssE5;SsE7 e. - 9ss7ssEssT1
GkSe.ysAae..Az Y YAe3ssAx
ON and after the l6h Of April 1864, the Cars Of the
~ Sacramento Valley Railroad will depart as follows:
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
viii leave the Depot foot Of street, sacramento at E
A NJ. 2H and Bpm.
Folsom ut 66, A N, 70, ~, and 51, p NJ Sundays OK.
cepted.
ON SUNDAYS.
VIII leave Sacramento at Ok A..
Will leave IoiaoM ut !, NJ
TICKET OfFICE-On Front street under the What
Cheer HeAsG."
FREIGHT
10 fJsom will he taken by every train, Sundays Gx-
ceptcd. Up WayFreight by the ~ train only. Down
ward Freight by the 6f trains only.
must be delivered ut the nerot, foot Of street
half hour before the hnr f departure of the train
elso u will be retained for the next train.
The 6a, ~, train out from SacIRme connects with
Stages for all the Mountain Towns, and
WASHOE, VIA PLACERVILLE,
And passengers procuring Tickets at the Depot in Saca
m"ni0 will be sent through the day. The SSges
run from all the Mountain Towns and
WASHOE.
To connect with the l2, NJ train frSm Yojsom arriving
Sacramento hour beUrC the Sm ErancssO SoaA
]. r ROBINSON, SupeyAnte adent.
S. v. n. r, o2ce, April LIST, 1850. ts
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8. v. r. r.

FOR SALE.
DTSINESS saliuR me to the East, wish to cell my
ID stoTr and GOodb, at American Fiat also, half
intCScSt in my Store at Michigan Flat. Each store is
located In healthy and populout ncighborhood, and
doing good bAsineSsA
a2S.tf J. J. LAWYER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15
Mids AmnI,s Pnrndo thi. Ereninr.

We give below the order of procession for
the Wide Awake Parade this evening. The
prospect is good for a grand time. The
weather promises to be unfavorable, but
Wide Awakes are not frightened at a fog OF
sprinkle.
Torches and uniforms will be provided TO-
day to fill the place of those stolen.
The procession will form at the torch
rooms and move at a quarter past o'clock
through the following streets: River, Main
Pearl, Detroit, Duane, Franklin, York, Lo-
rain, Pearl, Detroit, Division, Vineyard
Lane, Water, Lake, Bond, Superior, Erie
Eagle, Pittsburgh, Miami, Huron and Eu-
cid to Monument Square, where a display
of fireworks will close the exhibition.
SsDelegations will be present from Chagriu
Falls, Brooklyn, Roekport, Newburgh, and
other towns.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15

S- Daykin's Patent Water Drawer.
which has taken the premium at the Mich
igan State Fair and many Of the County
Fairs all over the country, is pronounced by
all who have examined it to be the best and
most simple mode of raising water yet pre-
sented to the public. The following are some
Of the advantages of Daykin's Water Drawer;
It is easier to draw. A child years old
can draw bucket Of water with it.
It empties itself simply by turning the
crank.
Water don't slop over on the outside and
run back into the well, thus carrying filth
with it.
Manufactured by T. Daykin & Co., Cleve-
land. State and County rights for sale.
Oct. 15:3O7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15
THE BALL.

Now then to the Ball, and at its portals,
where the glory of the myriad gas lights,t the
flashing FIRE of myriad jewels, the radiant
beauty of almost myriad bellies and the in
toxicating perfumes of myriad rich and rare
flowers, burst full upon the senses, our pen
falters and we call upon our scissors for aid
The Ball room was cone hundred and thir-
ty-fve feet in length by sixty-eight feet in
breadth. The end towards the stage is ar
ranged in a semicircular form while towards
the other end are placed three superb couch
es. The central one is for the Prince him
sci, while those on either side are for his
suite"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15
For the Leader
HURRAH FOR LINCOLN.
AIE-KInJOch Of KinlooR.

Hurrah for Lincoln the chiefwe have chosen,
Stand out of the way there, you democrat crew !:
OF Douglas our Honest Old Abes worth dozen,
Aud spite of your clamOrs we will put him
through:
Ye slaves Of the Workshop for so Douglas calls
you,
Come grasp the warm hand OF your comrade in
toll
He handled the rough tools of labor before you,
And is not afraid that your fingers will soil.
Hurrah for Lincoln and triumphant Freedom,
Down with oppression of every kind
Thank God, that at last for our leader is given,
A man with a conscience, q heart and a mind -
Raise up your standard, boys keep cool and
steady,
Patiently, quietly, gather your might,
And, when comes the hour be awake boys and
ready,
For hard is the conflict when wins not the right
TwIEsBURGH, o., Oct. g. Z. L.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15

ILLUNIEATE.-The city will be very gener-
ally illuminated this evening in honor of
the recent glorious triumph of Repu blicsn-
ism in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana. In
this connection let US suggest to all who
cannot readily illuminate with ca. udles, that
they throw their blinds open an light up
their gas. This will be conve nient and
brilliant.
We learn that the Water sh Get Mer-
chants VIII generally illuminate their build
ings' They evidently are not quite so weak
IN the knees as some of the New York mer-
chants.
illuminate, one and all, show you princi-
pies and enthusiasm through your ,windows
and food the city with light.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15

ELECTRIC BATHs-soMETHING NEW.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are certain
remedy for the permanent cure Of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, ScrOfula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous Prostration, &c, and diseases
peculiar to females.
DR.. Gibson is the only physician in the
city of Cleveland who is thoroughly educa-
ted in the science of electricity, and the only
one in possession Of fattering testimonials
from the most eminent Professors Of Elec-
tricity in the United States, Including Prof
Page, of Boston, in regard to skill in its use
as a curative agent.
Baths fitted up in good style for ladies'
Ladies in delicate health are invited to test
the merits of these unequalled baths free Of
charge. A female operator in attendance
Office No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15


KANSAS MEETING.--0wing TO the unpleas-
antness of the weather, the meeting on Sat-
urday evening, in aid of the suffering in
Kansas, was not largely attended.
The statements of VIM. Gardner reveal
an ertent and degree of destitution greater
even than was supposed to exist.
VIM. Hart was appointed Chairman and
H. B. Spelman, Secretary.
The following persons, to wit John A:
Foote, Joseph Perkins, Rev. J. A. Thome,
d. B. spelman, and ". h. Stanley, were ap-
pointed General Committee, for the City
and County, to superintend the collection
and distribution of contributions.
Said Committee were instructed to appoint,
in the Wards Of the City and Townships Of
the County, subcommittee, to solicit do
nations in money, clothing, and dry goods.
They are also requested to correspond with
the friends If Kansas in Ohio,and throughout
the country, and urge the immediate calling
of similar meetings, appointment of solicit
ing and disbursing Committees, and thor
ough general efforts to raise funds; also, t
recommend the holding ofa general conveu-
tion at Cleveland, on Tuesday, November
18th, ensuing, for the purpose of appointing
a general Committee, to have charge of the
distribution among the destitute in Kansas
of the monies, &c, raised, and, if deemed
expedient, to send one or more reliable
agents on to the ground in Kansas tc
see to the judicious application of the con-
tributions.
This call from our brethren and, in many
instances, the members of our families
comes to US with special claims upon Oul
sympathies, and makes an urgent appeal fol
liberal donations. "Inasmuch as ye have
done it unto one of these my brethren "
have done it unto me-"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15
THE BALL ROOM.

The decorations OF the Academy were
Aowers-Aowers here, there and everywhere
flowers up stairs, down stairs, and in the
Princes chamber,-fowers at every gas let
and flowers at every jutting projection. It
was wilderness of flowers. Hear Jenkins,
thus =
The ballroom at Montreal was circle of
light and beauty, clear and well defined {;
that at Toronto was in the form of cross,
presenting from any stand point, diverging
lines of bright flame and gay flags; that at
| Cincinnati seemed an ordinary theatre bril-
| liantly lighted and otherwise undecorated
| except by parterres of fowers-combine
| these three rooms, in which the only grand
| balls given to the Prince before this were
| held, and add to them beauties which are
| original with the Academy, and Won can
! form some idea of the appearance oftbe hall
room when lighted up. Before you stretched
the floor, so soon to be lightly pre- sed by
| tripping feet. At the farther extremity, its
| pure white relieved by the crimson proscen-
ium above its entrance, was a magnificent
tent, which included the entire stage, and
beneath which were the sofas for the Prince
and his suite. Towards the other extremity
-ifsuch palace of light could be imagined
to have a limit-cirele upon circle of gas lets
rose to the ceiling and eliminated in a bril-
liant semi-circle of star-like flames, she'd
ding their pure, pale light from height ap-
parently immeasurable. Tier after tier, re-
Ieved by its crimson seats and ornamented
by figures in plaster and chandeliers of
gas jets. swept the eye downward again to
the floor, and to the beds and pots of flowers.
| cleaning softly from their green beds, and
speaking in their fragrant, silent language
their sweet welcomes. Boxes, rising with
gilt pilasters, again attracted the gaze down.
wards, and pointed out the rich freseoes
which Ornamented the brilliant ROOM
Sweeping around the dress circle, by the
beds Of flowers, past the entrance to the
Princes dressing room, guarded by suits of
mail, stitdy erect, as ifsome ancient warriors
were awaiting in stately discomfort the ar
rival of their chief, the eye once more turns
to the tented stage, and looks back down the
long vista Of cool, green arbOrs, stretching
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15


DAsTARDLY OUTRAGE.-On Saturday night
some abominable wretches broke a hole
through the brick wall in the rear of the
Wide-AwaIes torch room.and stole quanti-
ty of uniforms. From the appearance yes
terday morning it is evident that they were
disturbed in their work, and fed before hav-
ing accomplished their purpose Of destroying
all the uniforms an d torches. Several caps
were found lying out side as if dropped in
haste. The room extends from Superior
Hill to Union Lane, the entrance being
made from the latter. The wau is about
fifteen inches thick; the hole being made
under window which was protected by a
barred shutter. The deed could only h.Vve
been done out of 'pure cussedness" and wa g
insuferably mean and devilish being ev-
identity done with view of preventing the
parade of the Wide-Awakes this evening.
That game wont work, however; an abun-
dance of uniforms will be provided to-day
and the villainous political tricksters and
thieves will find that, although they may
steal uniforms, they cannot steal men. The
Wide-Awakes WILL BE OUT tonight in full
force. and we trust that if any further at
tempts at vandalism are made, the intruders
may meet with a reception that will hereaf-
ter keep them peaeeable if net quiet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15

MACHINE SHOPS BURNED.-By private dis.
patch received yesterday, we learn that the
the Machine Shops of the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Road, at Manchester, Oh. the River
division, were burned on Saturday night, and
locomotives damaged to the amonn of $780,
600. The entire loss must be nearly S125, 900.
No further particulars received.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15

FFOCeEgIOns
The Republicans Of Cleveland and vicinity
are invited to meet in Monument Square,
in this city, on Monday evening, October
18th, to celebrate the recent victories in
Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio. Good
speakers win be present, and there will be q
brilliant display by the Wide Awakes. Let
oil good Republicans come together and ex-
change congratulations on account of the
overthrow of the sham Democracy. If the
weather should be unfavOrable to speaking
in the open air, the addresses will be made
at the Central Club and Wide Awake Head.
quarters. c. W. NOBLE,
President Central Clnh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15
THE SUPPER ROOM.

"The supper room was especially erected
for the occasion. In length it is one hundred
and forty-four feet by twenty-eight feet in
breadth. All along the supper room were
two tables, from top to bottom, at which the
assembled party took supper at late period
of the evening. They were brilliant in all
the appointments of gold, silver and china
ware. At the upper end was the Princes
table, raised on a dais, semi-circular in
form, at which the guest of the evening and
his immediate suite were placed. Back Of
the table were three magnificent mirrors
rejecting and flashing the lights in beauti-
full manner. The centre glass in particular
was very lofty and magnificent. All around
the room were flags, arranged in graceful
festoons of the red, white and blue, en-
blematic of America and Great Britain"
The Herald says:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15

MARAymLA.-FOr beautifying and promo
ting the growth of the the hair. Hremoves
dandruf, stops the falling out, and is in eve
ry respect the incest article in the market
for dressing the hair. Price twenty-five cents
per bottle. Sold wholesale and retail by
CHURCHILL ( BROTHER,
Setp 20: 3O5. Druggists.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15

DR. SwEET's IyFALLIBLE LIEINENT ROB HORSES is
unrivaled BY any, in all cases Of Lameness arising
from sprRins, Bruises or Wrenching its effect is
magical and certain. Harness Saddle Calls,
Scratches, Mango, &C., it will also speedily
Spawn and Ringbone may be easily prevented and
cured in their incipient stages but confirmed cases
are beyond the possibility Of radical cure No case
Of the kind, however, is desperate hopeless but
it may be allsyiated BY this Lnment, and its faith
ul Application will alWsys remove the Lameness,
and enable the horse to travel with comparative
eass.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand Tor its timely at the first appearance of
Lameness will efectually prevent those fOrminable
diseases mentioned, to which all horses liable,
and which render 50 many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless.
s5ss advertisement. sept27d&w:R26
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15
sixth ward RIde AwnI.es. Arrenlion.

You are hereby notified to meet at the
'Wigwam, on scoville Avenue, on Monday
evening, Oct. 18th, at 611 o'clock precisely,
for the purpose of taking part in the demon
stration on that occasion. Let eUery man be
on hand. E.B. CHAMBERLAIN,
I'd Commandant
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15
Es- Those French shape Bonnet Framers

You are hereby notified to assemble at the
usual places, prepared to join in a grand par
ade on Monday evening, Oct. 18th, at
o'clock P. NJ. A prompt and full attendance
is expected. A hearty invitation is hereby
extended to all companies of Wide Awakes
everywhere, who may desire to participate
with US in celebrating the glorious results of
our efforts and those of our companions
throughout Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio.
By order of Commandant,
n Wr1TFp Sacrv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15
THE WINE ROOM.

''The wine room was the jolliest arrange
ment of the whole. Set adrift, to use a nau-
tical phrase, the good liquor would be sufi-
cient to float tolerably sized schooner. It
is said that there were not fewer than one
hundred different sorts of wines, embracing
the choicest viands of champaign, sherry,
claret, hook, &c. The supper room, espe--
cially erected for the occasion, cost from
81, 500 to 81 900, and the expenses of tables
and decorations added will bringup the sum
total to about Sc, ,OOO.1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-15

HAMBUJER.-The Wizard Hambujer per-
formed to full house Saturday evening
His tricks were astonishing, and delighted
and amazed his audience beyond measure.