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, 1860-12-31
At Ten Per CcsIfs

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AT Q N:EY TO Lo 4 n
At Ten Fer Cenf.
sssS!i's: *s:si y t ss p box$fSG
THTANTED.--Ey young mai,
AZ acslve 6u taes+ lIa:s sycod SnoEl. se of sasi.
IL =: s:s e.
WANTED =. R,rc chance TO make
- snonax. r.. have txo neg aad rc.y n.:fal
artc;cs ta: ssll as:d:y ., 5coEt e. Esosts
. ;:!f:t * afswas E":Ti1tasS slS;;t' i9;'
EiL1%OI$ SAVINGS lNSTlTI!-
TloS. NJ. 1ot aac lrs wa:h!o:tt = 5'set5 t. Netse~ M
1 sev:sta m sS,sssal n ;:d
1stt ea'sd 'asFes' an s?:hs pIE aYsf z csle
T @ S T.--Or Saturday, December
Il a':h Oh wfst Essd loh CT Lass treet a'Tccn
@ Nssse if;s fse e. II
s. Ia LIZ lbs zane at Il o4:cc. des:aSs
BOARDING ---I'w, or three e: n
jac.:soa.ircst ueSka3t
7{7A!lE% G!'.-.t Brown CIV.
4 r;..!c' Tie nwues car ta-c b. applying % tao
uGa:-s!- lt:,: a.A Esssl s su.Es:;, &c. Lane,
::j7 t.:es.o -.rs a.". - des:S::
/ USr, >t'ayrd nr Stolen !rom
T. Scr:: K:nzlc ;: ccr tctwccn Mark, ..re.: and
h: fT;-r. tnr< n: i1"r-S. lad cn silrt:
i.ar -. a.d VII. a't.civ1 T. i s.ni1 tes. I tic
Epacr b, RETURNING t:i: at. $50 1s!l:aa -trrtt
iE be Aos rally rc":7 3.t. JEl.ES h4IIi.D. dt;1At
CTR: IL uG :~:u!:. n.-.A Horse
- aad -,n7e. Hero OF E.;sl lay l'<. eo nut
fourteen altt anlf AaIs !isn star II ;,:c;ca tind
I'm al III vur Vt |, 5a:9 II VI. ,oa ha.t,-Entao
ID l'uHE. Whoyrcs w:i r!ufn tac : Eac tu 10
:s.: e:s2-t VII be u5:r-ly rcw:sGcl. uOnGks =
co. c.3.z:t
, 1860-12-31

pERRY'S REVOLVING BAIL
- TufERE lRoTs patented Nov. 9 i, 1e5s never
an enables worl t., l.In;tasl ans, Cr:::ne b.,
Flr tu t14. .,ta5:ccc. 10 Iatrra:e ~ St-cu If
n13 pdasnft. ~ 4itict. tut et:ry 1:AEs3t III ILL
, 1860-12-31

Hor.rox, Texas, March =, 1880.
SC uZHa1yo 4 co.-Gents Al The time Of
the er, at fire here On the 9th inrt.. my hui ding
ws% entirely consumed. ! had one Of ucsz1ng'a
Safes in ure. which contained my books. papers.
aud come gold md siIyc,. After getting the sate
ont OF The ruins found tho contents all In good
order with the exception Of being s:htlE
cud think 1t will stand a3u.her test. j. ). TAtV-
, 1860-12-31
THE CITY.

Tue GAME 1Aws.-rhe gnmo laws 20 into
eject on the 1st Of January. 1t will l;c
''1Isppy New Year" tor the birds exempt.
, 1860-12-31
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r;rs Vrsy SGv- IL nc t;.,.. sn: trat Ut t:e .fc
hsr: ,:e -1 q July la :: ~ u: .Ie A y r. IS
.e.,:sd st.rr I: Is.. .t:t 1d! .i- 1-1+s ;" TX
- +, t:e ist Est- lid ...sct! IL :H .at:c:c near
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w.T trrs, -vvt MEX. Il slt' : ul4t r i'is hcs
1:s. Ne r. .ati lei they si1H ui;a 5nht'
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va a.s:aez oae iat.>l .>lG.=l'te. Aee' y D.
, 1860-12-31
GREAT FIRE !AT 1;ARDADOES.


RAgRAnoEs. ". T.. april Is. 15c0.
Me*srs, s. E. llEEE1Se 4 Co., No. III Bro3dMay.
y. e. CtIts: Nc f..rward by thi- vessel a1hs lea
rion) or- vf you. Patent cham:s1a Fire fEoot
safc=, which ire i:.ro-1ed through E"ur Consul
h.rc. ,hc lite Nr. Nude TowreF. some ei;h,estl T
rn 'r,th. since .Thi- sa:: Wis III our establish
mn; dir :n.. :hc :wf. l7e Of Eth February Last:
ard r:na:ue4 ti,ers more than Is hoGr,; ;ans. nntl
h,.., c3mia. ir.na tar s.rc*. as well a. fron1
L c,:4l yard with "ve:: 80 s"'. u coal. situated
:hnI; lwc:ty feet Il. wi"t.7rd Of thai part Of the
isiid.,~ IL whic:, The safe vas kept. rem
Ic7vl i. Impossible l": any one to appFoas;h
staiusa jsMss 0 a. u,, s H.: = on The spenie 9dos
;ht. SUE, NC !uu: l.: pr. crr:i1cs'c on II: bc"k.
to wa,: we AK reitsy.cs:' tn, tie 1swslry va
i:hcd 7sh: book will =h"sE oE tae ralas q n me
safes IL. protecting pa7css &C Your Consul va
n;c:euI at tte t1,cuia VI the Sf. aud It is at his
qac:t lits tes,e'Htsd Hsx. 1eatb; 7.
:; .aa:ars uecn thr e::t;aca.c You Gun keep the
- yoar and III H.. y h,ar anstnss an
cr,:iIcate and MAKE ;.ny Use !oa hS-' them.
We r.,1sia yot:r-. flElr-
, 1860-12-31

II L 4 D F. ) \ L T. y F
L Unfinished and si1iahed
Bedst<nds, bureaus md %Aahstnnds,
AS ALCrtUS.
On THURSDAY. January 3D. At - "e1ocx, y " Ill
sell 1t our SA1e- r t&nt. No u l.ase street.
Is Schrrsyduublc ri r. e. Ecdste,ds. 1oeTA
1ot Cherry i {. u dsseads. finished.
% Mahogany Durraas. various sty!e
% Mahogany kurrau nrd Connode NAsnstantA
Duyers vii IND it T. tr nteEett to attend tbs aa1e
tr.:dT,:lw GiLDEKF d SAMPSON, Auct'ts.
, 1860-12-31

krCall on DnD,ts At TO- Dearborn strec:, base
1nent o Portland Block. ard get your Sign Patrs
ing done chcaply. cec!9Sft
, 1860-12-31

PHILADELPHIA. JEn Il. 356).
Nrs=r< CAnEE1, Hr.a1Su 4 Co. % tlc-tilct stree
-i;su.lelacn: We Eate res'f'sc! i!s McII.as ~ ~
t.,t C:sri1I,a eaf- ct .o:i- na'>r ~:cA VIC t.asAt
from Oh nearly i've y"ars Avon. IT, s1s o uu
builds No. slS Chestnut s;ree ElIt T. Ss'cac.s
So rsp,d The ;-tsst-- - tir failts. aose MG
AID SURROUNDED by lie hv;t .ss:sLb 80 :1atsaai,1 M l.
,it II he Ec!:dih: ta,v the c.1'ar, aai rea:nest
Il, ST. lie ii t;c ru1as ivr :ro r.Ait ;irt 'aI.
t :n. ua$ % -atl til, .!li. III i.e presence Of
n',l.r II c:ik.eac., aad tie eat@ gait pr1ias
our J: III, rec :.os noac an in:;s sa.uh. 4n, =.
"t ~ ssls1as fapei;: :ansc1a,iy. X y.uT.. -
ec co5 afs TusE. il. re rEl:5 4 co.
, 1860-12-31

c. H. 5CH{TE.N, Ad's7fSiao Ageaf, - Dur.
tn st., II dhpFi.<3 to Ytce;re 4.IrertistH<nt. fir
.1it G.I at n: Ls.I;:g nto.r. 4f ths 4E3r'hW:4.
, 1860-12-31

NV 10Isk- july t. Ic<1l
Se.sr.. HERRING t co.-4isnslcne.l: The Her
::nss Patent Champion S'fe purchased f.uEa yoa
.r;:t {ire list night 1lat destroyed tho Waet ir-
iun Market, ard am pleased to raya did II dat5
end sustained tco character Ut 5our Celebrated
Snis. -,
On taking It from the -u!ns this morning, aad
c2e.ll;,, it, forEa, :ay lseSs :Ed ssfc;=, anu
aG.1. ;yt h-.i:.rrl t;:--. 'ECs, " II '1@@ ol'ls'
,.,rf, ,r,lrs r.. .,-.1. f.,r,!- anti
, 1860-12-31

2E- Gas Fixtures. -;c:s t;tx..= and New aty!cs-
n,ic.s to rr;t tic lines, It y. Wl!ma.t,'s, IS
South Clark street. dcc1.Alst
, 1860-12-31

JrRscY GIFT. J.. Ja2. Il 's:1-
Hess7s. TEnElxa IL to,-GsEs~;-I.c 81: al ssts
htt unrtLa I'll frym .oi s4'i:c In: - ~, ~ ~
>1r .hr: q II +; trt% N1i ding :...ch wGs entirely
,r,s Cd b. IL. ei tac III VI AL :.ss y i!e ~:
w:> in ,tcEd s!nr. IL t:. " ID u tee s;
lv 1uEl .. Ir II Il us:s ~ y:'t,a :.a,l u aai .S
,o,S. vcr: funi 10 b.: il ptSse~t Z: Htssefsa+
I'm 1..-,ecttju .|Iu.-, ". Df-NSL1A
, 1860-12-31
E-Go to John Jones'=, 11a Dearborn street, and
get your cluthcs cleaned aud repaired.

r. AsnB HArs.--Ju:t received from Smoke iii
Store. rambler s. State strrtt E:ce lot of Fork
ard Beef Hams; also sugascrrca smoked Beef
Tecsar and Bacon, which /. offered for sale to
Family Grocery ard ot!:,r retail dealers. dccs,:tt
, 1860-12-31
TIRE At nRlDCEpOET, CONE.

E1rpU EroE1. TNnn.. F.b !. 1a!D
s11A> e.. IIEE:lSu d. Cn.-Afy large Flour 3iiN.
ron,ai; = 5HDG. fre: Vt timber, was destroyed ny
are i ftw weeks since; had u! nE book md pa,
rcss in o,;e II your Sifcz. When i VI rseoEsrtd
nrfi.r. Tou can Judge the amount y! heat ]! 1as
BY quantity ef nhsr batt ,; T. ~; Cst !.''' l,
nas@. 1oufs. feepec111pn'E5' ~ 3 r1.~1-,<c1AN
, 1860-12-31

Ne" 0l:E. Vlss''a9] VI 1@u0..
NEs::s, S. c. HEE.tSG :; Co.-Csnitrmca: The
c:i.;iay establishments, No. l13 F::t3n- anu 10.
j. Ann Streets. c:uried bEus and inbcrt EoaEeI
Of tae New i17s Lt4ytr, VIA tes:esG:t! coaetueo
b. Ire. v.
ons huexs, papers, anil soe hanass1s O. "Eass G1c
and. after l.iag exposed to s:,e 1ery ore'l tor 81
hCur 1t has delivered up It's coare,ts without 100
lo4. o: Il tns.c tol!ar- Ex;trtvIcc teasnss Us VIZ
wan. No nthrr SAf. taan y0uls ,,,..
WySkoop, uALLESDECG s. THOMAS.
, 1860-12-31
FIFE OK TIL: iiI'n:OS :::..aH.

FIFE UN III. 1T T?VN =. s'Is-
SjE }uEZ ..I- 1t !. t5F.
Mc.sEs. IIE.1.SGt I Co..: i::cs; WI. -trfs: "G
xtTt $, ..rt:nat ~ - ave c1.2o ~ ales. atu
d YONG attt lt.:: ss seo r 2n!, 3 s1Ii a.,
I'll ss ~, w., IL s;a te s i iaa s Il sx M sr oni
trn=e i'c=s: II! l,:;: ~: sa! :: ~ ~. ws
c::.tiri:ly :i:.: rl a'.s t--e.ivE. 'e s~a sen
Tot -aatic !H:":i :l- ttc 80 l, ""s.i:
aid sErut:t h: :rI, v<e ln:t .: L.: %,..ttt1t
l,rr: j. q: {, u.,: l., A-1 ni :3lor'. ah'cs1 Ea1
b. int ~ H.: IT, So. -c::: u ". se S.u y
c1r1oit. IL E1;i: pa std &.f u t-c 'i la.1a' ~
.G4- elic- ln':*s TT: j., ,a.,-.ox
ny y. J.
, 1860-12-31

Save the loose change for thc HOLIDAYS.
Wlcn one gives present 10 lis Wife. sister OF or-
cr he desires TO b. ncnnc7ed often: therefore,
be sensible, and give that which will be bcfurc thea
f.cQucutl?. aud which wi:l rsy for itself in cc1rc-
nj: other isht:. VIZ: \ k.7osc:.c Or Coal Oil
Lamp. We la:e jn-t opened sctre rich imported
bohemian Lamps. Cal: ::d &c: them It Sos.E'
Limp AID O;! Emporium, t.. CLARK street.
dc 1S-c 1A-7s
, 1860-12-31

Tue TA1Iors' DaL1--1n another column
will he found the announcement Of the Grand
Ball of the Tallor6's Society.
, 1860-12-31

Cy1ufz:r u. Aug. il, SCI.
Mes=r. nE1Elxo !! CO, :c., :o:;;-::e::t.: "a tac
s!, li :: .is4 July lat ic 49, :!rt;. - "nse.t
,tve-Al /; 81 \! c!:t 4: tc =: sa.s.
All, ~. wui /. va. c.,r ute: IL It ws t.c ~. Fe-ei:;
val.,h:,: 81, 7s III. rv s:.tti ~ :: II "t!:ca
tE .l:t rcE.o;tt r> /. t'te Ft!::s "t e.s .lso
.::.:s i. ;: est: in; be:::, sA,.;.3y >. w.; MI
;..: 1r c,u.t:. s.:yti: t..F ! W. lie ".ss aEu
1-..,.. -. i.-tir fuii IT. .!tc u Il, :1ulttr
81 .l;:. u! ;;ce;is ei's: ~ ~: a:" iAtns - -
lis or IL. T. An.i Sa!u: ia!" = - St 60! '-a-@as
,:o.t .IrI !. ! S.:e, IL re5t're::Gl:s.
, 1860-12-31

CHEAT FEE At r0EGuHEIpsIE. Jelly . ls1}
u.ERsSG's SAFE The WIT T,R
ivu,t,ac."5tE. julS 2: 1870.
Mc.srs. n.sElS0 4 t"-j;c. t!S c::: IN nl:ht
Il! !. i ira *tcGrl ~ Ii LIS I!.c2 T.lcs4 tA'
Te ,.el:. -:..cI:s i, i.::- 4: d .'NF in y lurns-
su b.. ILL & ti t'itr f.tcHt L:'.u't2h -!
N..t r.,c,i IT, lsI IL III slort J~f 2Hd III
sr!; pv:.t. i,:i..: IL .:5:s!5.c ~ :'u.t +,
c.n-!1 .tyn F:.3 t;tct ul:. t.c ;1r ltI ~ &c auS
S:I;s {. Il into III. r.:r Il .J--3 i LIE 3l!t as1G
o:!.cr l,!r :7c ai:l .-bs::hl Ei r:. s;icFc 1t
rr,:..VvI ;rys.l lie =: ~ s7s a,:s an paper Was
lor!r:dn pc fret s1sr. il ls sised e ll!lt 'aiaa
H.. r.p aua or o'';s ~;s. w.'a1a lave essa e'
very ec.l.es il1t.tt - W - II s3. h1;n1 Ey
, 1860-12-31

ToUSc AIES's ASSOCIATION LECTCRE-Thc
uext regular lecture Of tue course will be DC
!lycred hy Mr. Oscanyan, the coming week.
, 1860-12-31

FI.sE N n S.1<G IUN CIT1.
WASHINGTON. =. G.. My Is 1sto.
s.cszrs rAnnc:. usEciSu = ."-O-t - 4!sa iu.:
orr I.ari y Il II .a't 4 !: ucatio:s1 " Ess: nr
He4y.i M T. rcs::c :rl the l:n-: ut :l} 49, est:
IL .f::f;ls |: lit Pos VAR 1..t vi ri Dew E!I
III - ii .G Il Ii. fe. liz o.As ani I,a2tEs IT.
rlsc'l IT'S ~ "e.cI s':.t, us saEtt although
..T ~, tssu n,,st = vrsE liza II las ftl:e.
Tt s1v.:. c11.ll -'.- Il: -. Ai"'r satS Il Wall
sou H. SID u n.. u... Sf aud S::' l.-ser
Yours .r... I:.I:4AN ..AtG1s.
, 1860-12-31

,s.z-e G. {, .!.Gc:S5 = to-5tAt5: "e I'D
~ ~ y,nr n, ! sa:t$in oG: iaE. oGle: N the
, 1860-12-31

Tho Ioronef.s Report Tor f5BU.
.I.: lit Ut i..luesis held by Coroner James
for the fiscal year culiny Sor 1s'a, 1sGo, gives
the following foo;;ngs s:-Drn*1.'ns, 81; IN
temperance, 20; rai!sesA accidents, 20; 'i"-
l.nc. II; burning, ); 6ise:.<c, u; Lady E]gin.
| III; toundlin:s, =; accident. 81; butpiny
..ri, 8; lightning, /; Globe disaster, l3--,ota!,
, 1860-12-31

oy1YrEr0T FOR THE SALE or THESE Safes
10 STATE STREET,
HEEEIN g d CO.
At31d.l9.t
, 1860-12-31

tY~ Gilbert. d Sampson sell Oh Monday
afternoon anu evening, at s. Lake street, d
lnc essortme.lt- Of Fancy Goods, such as arc
desirable for New Years. presents, and are
:rincipally articles OF utility. The whole are
to 10 scla, let Me price bc What it may.
, 1860-12-31

Aarr1cAs T1aws.-E. Whitcfcld, the well
known arti=t, showed us Saturday series Of
his exquisite Water Color Views Of American
scenery, which arc IL lc sent abroad for publ.
cation in Germany.
, 1860-12-31

CoxrAsY a. National GrArD.-7:.c First.
Second and Third Squads OF tits cu:am'nl
De-. 81. 1850, at 5 o'clock. promptly. Iii pos
$il,1e dispatch will be nscd to get ti4is ces:s-
,,a,.h iii working order by the lirst oi March,
1Stl. Tic drill roo'n will be ore, ey:75 c.c1!-
il4. :.ti further orders, and the friends Of la;r
aEi u-irr are invited t. join
FREDERICK MEA.s, letting Com.
, 1860-12-31

NEW Story nj D1cEESs.--"A Message
Erem the SEA-" is the title Of Dickens Christ
mas etory for this year. Harper's Hcc41y OF
DEC, % coutaiua il, aud batch has bccu re-
ccived iy McNa.;y j. Co., 81 Dear5orn strcct.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29
(LATn nO'i1IARi I rAiNTFR.1

Dea1eV a
Typo, Presses, Printing Material,
Carr AID PAINTeAHe eTOCK CENTRALLY,
s0lav - AsaS eank&me. ean Francisco
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29
NatlonaI Democratic Platform.
ADOPTED AT BALTIMORE, JrxE %, 1850.

Resolred, That the platform adopted by the Dem
ocratic party at Cincinnati be affirmed, with the
Glowing explanatory resolutions:
FirSt, That the government Of Territory organ
lied by act ofCOngress is provisional and tempo
rary and during its existence all citizens Of the Uni
property in the Territory, without their rights either
Of person or property, being destroyed or impaired
By Congregational or territorial legislation.
Saond, That it is the duty OF the Federal Govern
ment, in all It's departments, to protect, when
cessary, the rights Of persons and property In the
Territories and wherever else It's constitutional au-
tliUrity extends.
7Bfrd, That when the settlers In a Territory hav-
ing an adequate population, form State constitu-
tion, the right Of sovereignty commences and being
consummated by admission into the Union they stand
equal footing with the people Of other States,
land the State thus organized ought to be admitted
nto the Federal UnOn whether its constitution pro-
hblts recognizes the institution of slavery.
ResOlred, That the Democratic party are In favor
Of the acquisition Of the Island Of Cuba on such terms
VIII be honorable to ourselves and just epain
at the earliest practical moment.
- ResOiped, That the enactments Of State legsla-
lures TO defeat the faithful execution Of the fugitive
slave law hostile in character subversve Of the
Constitution, and revolutionary IN their effect.
ResOIrPH, That the Democracy OF the United States
recognize it as the imperative duty Of this Govern
mrnt to protect the naturalized citizen In all his
rights whether at home or in foreign lands, to the
same extent as its nativcborn citizens.
Wherein, One Of the greatest necessities Of the
age, In political, commercial, postal and military
point Of view, is speedy communication between
the Pacific and Atlantic coasts. Therefore, be il
ReSO'red. That the National Democratic party do
hereby pledge themselves to every in their
power 10 secure the passage Of some bill, to the
extent 1.-THE Constitutional authority NJ Congress for
sissipp river to the Pacific ocean, at the earlies.
practicable moment.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

BEAUTIFUL PARAGRAPM.-The following
lines arc taken from Sir Humphrey Davy's
Salmonia: 81 envy no quality Of mind
and intellect in othcrs-be it genius, pow
er, wit or fancy-but if could choose
what would be most delightful, and be-
lieve most useful to me, should prefer a
religious belief to any blessing; for it
makes life n discipline ofgoodness; brcathes
new hopes; vanishes and throws over
decay, the destruction Of existence, the
most gorgeous of light; awakens life even
in death, and from corruption and decay
calls up beauty and divinity; makes mis-
fortune and shame the ladder Of assent to
Paradise; and far above all combinations
Of earthly hopes, calls up the most delight
full visions of psalms and amaranthS the
gardens of the blcst, and security of ever
lasting joys, where the scnsualist and
skeptic view only gloom, decay, annihila.
ton and despair.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29
Christianity.

1t arose in an enlightened and skepticd1
age, but amongst despised and narrow
minded people. 1t earned hatred and
persecution at home by its liberal genius
and opposition to the national prejudices;
it earned contempt abroad by its cOunec.
tion with the country where 1t was born,
but which sought to strangle itinits'birth.
Emerging from Judea, It made its way
onward through the most polished regions
of the world-Asia Minor, Egypt, Greece,
Rome; and in all it attracted notice and
provoked hostility. Successive massacres
and attempts at determination, prosecuted
for ages by the whole force Of the RomaR
empire, it bore without resistance, and
seemed to draw fresh vigor from the axe;
but assaults in the way Of argument, from
whatever quarter, it was never ashamed
or unable to repel, and whether attacked
or not, it was rcsolutcly aggressive. In
four centuries it had pcrvaded the civil
lied world it had mounted the throne Of
the Caesars; it had spread beyond the
limits of their sway, and had made inroads
upon barbarian nations whom their eagles
had never visited; it had gathered al
genius and all learning into ITSELF and
made the literature of the world its own {;
it survived the inundation Of the barbarian
tribes, and conquered the world once
more, by converting its conquerors to the
faith; it survived an age Of barbarism
it survived an age of free inquiry and
skepticism, and has long stood its ground
in the field of argument, and commanded
the intelligent assent of the greatest minds
that ever were; it has been the parent of
civilization and the nurse Of learning; and
if light, and humanity and freedom be the
boast Of modern Europe, it is to Christian
ity that she owes them. Exhibiting in
the life Of Jesus picture, varied and
minute, of the perfect human united with
the Divine, in which the mind Of man has
not been able to find deficiency or detect
q ablemish-a picture copied from no model
and rivalled by no copy-it has satisaed
the moral wants of mankind; It has &C.
commodated itself to every period and
every cline, and 1t has retained, through
every change, q salient spring Of life,
which enables it to throw of corruption
and repair decay, and renew its youth,
amidst outward hostility and inward
divisions.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29
Where Douglas says he stands.

stand to-day ION the Territorial qucs-
tion,) where Clay and Webster stood, in
1e5O.-Stephen Il. Douglas, at Spring
.feld.
conceive that the proper mode of pro-
cecding ION the Territorial question: is tc
leave this matter to State IcgisldtiOn after
the Territories shall have become States.
Daniel Webster.
When they 0he people, have attained
to condition which entities them to ad
missission as State, let them decide for
themselves the question Of the allowance
or prohibition ofdomestic slavery. .-Henry
Clay.
No matter what the Supreme Court
may decide, the people of Territory,
from the moment the act of Congress is
passed by which the Territory is organ
lied, may exclude slavery thercfrom.-
Stephen A. Douglas.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

Ex Great Republic, Good Hope, Ocean
Telegraph, Reynard, H. Hastings, Re-
porter
SO bales assorted Duel. 0-Oal0.
10 Bales light an 1 heavy Bear Duck.
10 bales FIannelI, assorted.
II cases Canton t'lannelS, brown d blcached.
IL cases kentucky Jeans.
Is cases Cottonades.
25 cases 2x2, Aka and 4x2 Apron Checks.
90 cases blcachcd and brown Sheetings.
l6 cases blcachc1 Shirtings, all widths.
SO cases favorite brands Prints.
30 cases Denins.
rs cases TickinES.
90 bales Blue, Kcd and Gray Blankets.
Also, full assortment Of
HOUSE-FURNISHIN GOODS,
Comprising
Linen Table Damasks, bleach'd g. brown
Super Cloth Table Covers,
Pillow Case Linens. Linen Sheetings.
Quilts-10-4, liza, l2-4-assortcd qualities.
Toweling. Napkins, Diaper, Doyles,
Embossed Velvet Table & Piano Covers,
Blcnchcd Sheetings, extra fine.
ALSO. VIA TIE 1STIIMUS, a full line Hosiery,
Gloves. DeIanes Organdies. Lawns Robes Jaconets
French Muslins Cambrics, Irish Linens, ETC., and
general assortment Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Suited to III, pre.en Trade. Also, cx Oracle, Eliza,
Denmark, etc, Velvet Medallion Carpets, Brussels
and Three-Py Carpets, Ingrains, lItmps. English
and American Druggets, Table OIL Cloths, Green
BaiZrs, Window Shades, Hollands, Brocatelle and
Damasks Paper iIangings and Borders. AGENcY oF
Jewett's Celebrated Oil Cloths-s4 to 244.
Invoices very low priced
FLOOR OIL CL OTHS,
Now landing, and for sale at lowest rates by
FRANK BAKER,
llO and il2 Clay ST., l35 and 1871 Merchant st.,
jyli3m San Francisco.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29
PUBLIsnED sEHI.WEEKGY,
"WEDNESDAY AID SATURDAY MORNINGS,
az 0ELWICkS q JANUARY.
NV ouWIcKA, VA. yAHUARY.
Terms-Invariably ia Advance:
Terms Of Advertising
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT
Book ann Sob 19rinting @ettE

Il rsOlete With ali the modern improvements for
Vhs NEAT, CHEAP AND RAPID execution Of
eYsSy variety q PRINTING-sueh a. Books,
Pamphatsa, BrietS, POsteFs. HandbiIls, Circulars,
Ball Tickets, PTegTammes, Certificates Of Stock or
Deposit, Bitlheaas. Checks, Receipts, Cards, La
Aels, etc., either in pAin or fancy eOlOred inks.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

"a NAN CAN ,GET ALONG WITHOUT sdver.
tisIng, aud % can A,xsgon wheel without HUCKs
LAADEKTS Axle GTssSe-but II gees hard. jy9s
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29
maTTOEa, RLANKa.

Biaak AmAavIts. Undertaking. and WTits Of
Attashnsnt, unAeT the HHW Law, for sale At this
OAes also, Bank Declarations Of Homestead-
the most eoavenient form In use.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29
CAMELS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

business calling me to the East, wish to sell
ID nv Store and Goods, at American Flat also,
one half interest in my Store at Michigan Flat
Each store is located in healthy and populOus
neighborhood, and doing good business:
a2S-tf J. J. LAWYER.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

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