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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Il Dorado.
- In the County Court, In and for said County.
2. GOLDSTEIN W. HIS CREDITORS.
InsOlvent Debtor:
Pursuant to an Order on hIe herein, made by the
Hon. Jas. Johnson, Judge Of the Court aforesaid, no.
tice Ia hereby given to all the Creditors Of the said
InSolyent Debtor, b. G0LDSTHIN, to be and appear
before the Court aforesad at the Court House Of said
County, In the City Of Piaccrve. on the sth day
October A. u. lsG1, ut the hour OF ten O'Clock. A.
81 of sad dag, 10 show cause, II any they can, why
the prayer Of said Insovenf Debtor should not be
granted, and assignment Of hts estate be made.
aud nc be discharged from his debts and liabilities
in pursuance 0f the Statute IN such case made aid
provided. And. In the meantime. II Is ordered tkat
all judicial proceedings against said insoivent debtor
be stayed.
-, Witness my hand, and thc srai Of the
L. S. County Court Of said County, at Once In
- } the Clty OF FlaccTIillc, this eth day Of
August, A. ID. 1850. WN. 4. JANUARY, CLERK.
NJ TEBbs, Attorney for Petitioner. au29.law3Od
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- L. ELKUS, ~
M Main Street. Placerville, LII
Has just received q large stock Of
Fine and Fashionable Goods.
To which he invites the attention Of the Public The
stock comprises, Ia part,
Fine Black, Blue and Brown Frock Coats,
Fine Black, Blue and Brown Cass. Pants,
Silk, Cashmere and Velvet Vests,
Davis & Jones' White and Colored Shirts,
Silk, Cotton and Merino Undershirts,
Silk, Cotton and Merino Drawers,
White and Colored Flannel Shirts,
White and Colored Flannel Drawers,
Benkert's Boots, Shoes and Caters,
Alexandre's Kid Gloves,
Panama, Straw and Cashmere Hats.
Also, large assortment Of
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, vEsTINGs.
&C., &C., &C.
Which will make up. and guarantee to at.
All Of which will sell cheap for cash.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
No trouble to show goods. l.. ELKCS.
sl2-n Main street, Piaeeryille.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs.

NOTICE is hereby given, TO all persons having
IN claims against the Estate Of JOSEPH BOUST,
deceased, to present the same. with the neeeasarv
vouchers to the undersigned, at his ooe IN the town
OF VI Dorado, II Dorado County, California, within
ten months from this date, or the same VIII be for.
ever barred BY law. CHI MEREDITH.
Public Administrator,
And Administrator Of said Estate
Dated August 25th, 1850. au26 ~
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KNOW ALL MEN

TlY thesc presents. that !, MARCADE CORAsA, Of
ID the village ~ Georgetown. II Dorado county,
aud State Of CAliprna-fOr, and in consideration Of
the sum cfJhrce Hundred and Fifty Dollars. 1850 DO
TO me IN hand paid the re. eipi whereof s hereby
acknowledged, have bargained. sYd and conveyed
and do By these presents bargain sell, and convey
all Of my right. title and interest Consisting Of
undivided halo in and to, the following described
property and parcel Of land lying and being situated
III the vllag|0f Georgetown, county and State afore
said, unto LEvACA RAMkS, her heirs and assIRnees.
forever. Said parcel Of land Il situated the West
side Of Church street, opposite the Orleans HOTEL"
and bounded on the South by the lot belonging to
ONT AuyusteBe. and on the North by the lot belong.
ing TO James Kelley: being the property that
was sold and conveyed by Deed on the 10th day Of
July. 4. D. 1SjG by Mary CasettellO to Marcade Co.
and the said Levaea Ranes, to have and to hold
the EaDc unto the said Levaca Rames her heirs and
assignees, forever-toRethcr with al and singular
the tenements and appurtenances thereunto bslong,
Ing. or aDywisc appertanng thereto.
In witness whereof, have hereuntO set my hand
and seal, this the 3Ist day Of October, l. D. 1856
MARCADE n CORASA. IsEAI.l
mark.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE ie hereby given, that the undersigned
IN will apply TO the Hon. Board Of Supervisors
OF III Dorado County, California, on the Arst Mon
day in October next, or Us soon thereafter as tho
same can be heard, for renewal Of license to keep
a Toll Bridge across the South Fork Of the Ameri-
can River, at Salmon Falls in said County, for ono
year from that time. 4. II. RICHARDS,
September lst, 1869. slim
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to all persons hav-
IN ing claims against the Estate Of WILLIAM A.
WHITE, deceased, to present the same, with the
necessary vouchers, to the undersigned. Admins.
traitor Of said Estate. mt his residence in Placerve
Township, Fl Dorado County, California, within ten
mentls from this date, or the same will be forever
barred BY Law. JAMES A. WHITE,
Administrator of said Estate.
Dated September 7th, 1860. ss.4wS
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON.

ITO S.W. SANDERSON, District Attorney, and
i JAS. JOHNSON, County Judge.-Take mo-
tice, that, on the Sd day Of September, 1860, an
application will be made TO His Excellency, John
G.. Downey, Governor of the State of California,
for the pardon Of +. II. JONES, convicted of the
crime Of .auit with intent to commit murder, in
the Court of Sessions Of FL Dorado County, at its
July TerH, 1860. J. j. WILLIAMS.
On behalf of Z. X. Jones.
We hereby acknowledge service Of the annexed
notice, this Sd day of August, 1860.
JAMES JOHNSON, County Judge.
aul S. ". SANDERSON, Dist. Attorney.
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YAIDAY. Sept. 18th. IsGO.

Parsons vs.. JenkinH.-Plaintid's motion for
writ OF assistance argued and submitted.
Rhine W.. HOOveF.-Tried and submitted.
People vs.. Shirley ct al.-Defcndant's demurrer
to amended complaint submitted to the Court.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons having
IN claims against the Estate Of HENRY TORAIN,
alias HENRY BROWN. deceased, to present the same
tO the undersigned, nj his Office in tie town of r. Do.
rAdO, El Dorado County, California, within ten
months from this date. they will be forever barred
by law. CHI. MEREDITH Public Administrator,
And Administrator Of said Estate.
Dated August 25th, 1860. au25-4ws
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sHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
DY VIRTUE Of an Order of Sale, issued out Of
ID the Clerks Office of the Hon. District Court
OF the Eleventh Judicial District, in aud for Ell
Dorado County, OH judgment rendered on the
9Th day of September, A. d. lSG0 in favor Of Geo.
NJ. Condee, and against II. W. a. Worthen. for
the sum of one thousand, fourteen Sc 100 dollars,
tel ,O4 SOY with interest thereon, at the rate Of
four per cent. per month. from the 18th day Of Sep
temher, A. ID. lsG0, until paid, together with the
cf fifteen So lOO dollars (Sl5 50) costs Of suit
and Accruing costs, have levied upon, and will
expose to public sale, at the Court House door, in
the city Of Placervilc,
On the 20th day of September, 1850,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ. all the right title, interest
and claim Of the said II. W. 4. Worthen, of, in
and to the following described mortgaged property
to wit: A piece or parcel of ground situated in
the city Of Pacerville, and described as follows
Being that lot ing south Of Main street, bounded
the west BY the property Of kespic, the south
by the Hill, on the cast by the property Of Whit
worth, Oh the north by the lots uf BraytOn, Car
thage & johnson, Child Worthen, Murgotten,
and the old Round Tent-the north western por-
tion extending TO Main street, being the open
space between the Round Tent and Kepsie. to-
gethcr with the improv cments thereon, consisting
Of the stables known as COndcc's Livery Stables,
and the cottage occupied by Mrs. Blood.
". j. BURW ELL, Sheriff
Of II Dorado Co., CAL.
Rye. W. CoDDINGroN, Under Sheriff.
sherif4s ONCE, Placervillc, Sept. I, 1860. sS
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QUARTZ SPECINIENS-

O UITABLE for cutting into Sets for fine JEwELRY,
- are bought ut . large premium over their intrn-
sic value, by BARRETT SHERWOOD,
aull>3m l35 Montgomery st., Zen FranclOco.
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Dr The above sale is hereby postponed until the
FIFTEENTH DAY OF 6EPTEMBER NEXT,
at 10 O'Clock, A. ".
CHI. MEREDITH, Public Administrator,
au2o Aud Administrator Of said Estate.
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MARCADE n CORASA. IsKAL.]
mark.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. |

CorHTY OF FL DORADO.
On the Sit day Of Dctoher. A. D. 1855, personally
appeared before me, g. c. Rcyburn, Justice OF the
Peace In and for said county, Marcade COFasa,
known to me to be the person described In and who
executed the foregoing conveyance, and who ac-
knowiedgcd to me that she executed the sBme freely
and voluntarily, and for the use5and PURPOSES therein
mentioned. 8. C. REYBCRN,
aug 25.1w$ Justice Of the Peace.
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NEW GOODS!
SPRING AND SUMMER
O. Q T Fl I N G.

BAMBERGER & sILBERMAN
HAVE received their entire invoices Of New
Il and Fresh Goods, selected for this aud the
Washoe Trade, and offer, amongst large and gen
cral assortment, the following
Fine Black Cloth Frock Goats, -
Fine Black Cloth Sack Coats,
Fine Fancy Cassimere Business Coats,
Fine Cloth Raglans, Flannel Suits,
Fine Black and Drab Alapaca Coats,
Linen Coats, Pants and Suits, all new styles,
Fine Black Doeskin Pants,
Fine Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pants.
Linen and Cottonade Pants. large assOr-
ment.
Fancy Silk, Satin, Cashmere and Mar
seilles Vests,
Trunks, Valises and Carpet Bags, Blan-
kets,
Straw, Wool and Cashmere Hats,
Davis & Jones' Shirts-all the varietieS
Boots, Shoes, Caters, etc.
To all Of which We invite the attention Of the
Trade-and in making LOW PRICES, We shall
tempt the Public TO purchase Of us.
sl2 3m BAMBERGER * SILBEKMAN.
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coNsTABLE,s SALE.

CtTATE OF CALIToRNIA, Fl Dorado county. In
- Justices coJrt-Cosumncs Township, August 10,
1860. The people Of the State OF California, TO the
Sheriff any Constable Of Fl Dorado conn,y ,yGFeet-
ing Whereas, judgment was rendered by MARTIN
DART, Justice Ofthe Peace for Costumes Township,
in saId county the 17fh LAY OF June, 4. D. la5T.
In favor ofCLEMENT BENITEAC and against JOHN
ENSEY for the Of Fifty-fou 5I.lOO dollars debt.
and Thirty two ~ l dollars casts Of suit appears
TO me- Justice Of the Peace, (the In Office
to Martin Dart, Justice aforesaid) by inspect6 Of
his docket and that the saRe remains wholly uH.
p"id-these are, therefor, to command you that out
Of the personal property. and II sufficient personal
properly cannot be found then out Of real property
Of said John Ensey you levy, and cause to be made
by distress and fale said amount Of Fifty four 1lOD
dollars debt, and Thrty-two 80 100 dollars costs al
suit, together with interest the said sum at the
rate OF ten per cent per annum, to the date thereof
and costs that may accrue And OF this writ make
legal service and due return within sixty days froM
the date hereof.
Givenundcr my hand this the 18th day Of August,
A. D. l76J. }. ID. RANKIN, Justice Of the Peace,
md GNraa IL, on In Maefi naRA
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iivcn under my hand this the 18th day Of August,
}. l-6J. J. ID. RANKIN, Justice " the Peace,
and SuccessOr In Office 10 Martin Dart,

BY virtue Of the above execution issued out Of the
Office Gf John D. Rankin, Justice of the Peace, <uc-
cessor In ONCE &c Martin Dart) upon q judgment
June, 4. D 1857, and In favor Of Clement BenIteau
and against said John Ensey, for the sum Of Fifty.
four SilOO dollars debt, and Thirty-two 60-l0O dol
lars costs of suit with accFuing costs, have levied
upon all the right, title and interest, Of SAID John
Ensev in and to. the following described property,
situated in the village Of Pairplny, to-wit:
One house and lot on the South Of Main street,
known as" ED.cy's Billiard SaiOOn :" one house and
lot situated she North side Of said street, known
asa Dance IIouse"-and will expose the same for
sale at public auction,
On the 18th day of September, 1880,
To satisfy said execution and costs. Said sale to
take place at o'clock, r. NJ at the village Of Fair
play, COsumnes Township. Fl Dorado county.
G.S. CLAGIfOkN, Constable,
aug 92ts In and for said Township.
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DIR. G. n. SHOLES

]
- ony regular Graduate Physician ADVERTISING 10 H.
ton gives particular attention to DISEASES IN vo %
WFF3 taose suffering from any disarranren,sn, ~ ~
Mi siheaL SYSTEM Married single Ladies ros 1 ~
frtunes ana N confidence for relief from the many &
LUNAR MIXTURE
=, have prepared Medicine for the ntr,os. .c -,
the Monthly Sickness, which have psed ~ ~ regulating
ommepdst se mot eneounded success The following rec
success, even in extreme cases ia as a.t
Tbssv IN = tory Journal Of An Md So
resiIts IN. s ~ private assurance the same bar
the public oahhot place them before
cases ~ .ery pest thing known for the purpose and II
Instruction. after all other means tt ~ ~
ali cs puee me desired effect. cure Is euarsnt ~
ana perfectly safe az all times fuieg vegetable,
or 49, ~ never purchase any medicine Of tbis 49,,
AMI i oue ett about the country for ale sb pI
ups are deserving Of no confidence ybatc,er fhis
WISH to remain under nv care 'onis ior those who
address DR.. C. II. SHoLEs 1877 co,,. 60,
Boston, June 26 ls60. 0''i' street Boston
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POWERS GRSTlTUTE,
Bernardston. Mass.

/ N non Junction. ''N 'N'N" ouuul yer
Fail Winter and Spring Terms Of II weeks e,ch h,
''1 ae nvuheSaaRs Of Aug Nov aud Feb respectlyely
oeautui Institute buildings Extensive Appnf
crs arr among its Advantages NFS''u-ie'" iea'h
- J.. y WARD, A. NJ. Princinal,
Mrs r. II WARD, Teacher of Ornamental Dl,,ar,,,.,
Miss ). /. LEACH, prcreptrtss; 'f"'''en'i
man; 10y A'"ent' ~ yer
H. U EMERSON Teacher Of Music Instrumental & vocal
and other able Teachers. " 'Veai :
S Lectures from the Principal 10 the Preparation az
Ieaehors and from Gentlemen al ulab selentibe sttt
"1nt ue9fe the Agricultural Department will bc given
letters Tor kooms for SelfBoar,ng or for Dosr NAV ~
sInI % e nAD Bernardson, Mass Board Including
~ incidental Expenses furnished in private ftpIiie ~
at the Cushman Hall, under care Of the Teher M 20 %
per week. ~ '''e'si az az $40
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TO County Commissioners and
Town gents i'm yermout.

VIZ vel established Importing House Of CHARLES BACK
aAN = front street, New York, has made extensive
Town Agents Ia this State justly earning by the ebaretsr
u h good SOD reputation for selling only Pore Lnuors
anu al reasonable prices which should not BE-
~ those VINO are required BY law purchase and sell none
APpheaons TOT goods may be made Charles RacIuap
20 'front.' street. New York, 70 his Agents Wm M DTsW
IL Erwin and Thomas Kills who are authorized 10 l,it
oruers reference NAV be made regard 10 tho rbar
ana standing Of the House aud the superior oa az no
LIQUORS 70 Edward Hungeei9rd Prof Of Chemistry in the
Medical Faculty, U. V NJ w Carpenter NJ d Pr ny
IN same J. ) Pierce, Agent Burlington, VI ~
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New Haven and NOrthamplon e..
SHIRE AND IAMPDEN RAILROAD
Summer Arr.nan1.,nr.t racn

NhrShitE AND IAMPDEN RAILROAD
summer Amusement
NuhItAMPG0N AND NEW YORK II, C,,.i u, :,
10Th and New Haven Rail Roads ~ "H" NeV
On aud after June llth 1880 .rr,;,,s lii -
80 lRAfNs PROM NoErH tvpreN '"S'
o,ia =. DENOMINATION to Nor yo-l- -. 4.
aihNiie WITH Hartford Providence ana Fi,,,; g n
AnS ~ New Haven, - m. New York 10 al =, ~
iI-uo a m--Express Train Tor New Yort pe.it. ~
Slsefe from the Conn. River K X fr,p, f.-s -
eoe 9 and the north. Receiving paser-ers s - -
49, VIII the Western Railroad east srd 49, :. ~
tisftiord Providence and Fishki n n Al pi-f,,,
arriving m New Haven % aud View Yora AZ
20 p m--ioF Westied, receiving pass,r,,.rs e
eI =: ~ from Greenfield, Brattlehoro' ana ~ I'M
e'1usetihs WIN Western Railroad az Wostfed ~ ~ NJ,
Trans 70 NoRTuANrroN. e "est
iu3l9 a ni--hNpress train from New Haven 3.
slen - a NJ train from New York rsseivin., ..oh
los ees'ern Railroad East and West - wesss19
g ing az northampton with trains Ga i,ob5 ne i,
el s5senheia bratiiehoFo' aud the ghe N,..s "tad
90 p. m---Aeeomosiatan from Nev Usv,e,. - -
~ - stain IRON NcE York. Eeeaivisr IN
$4,000 froFidenee and FishkH r. - f9, .te5n
s ~ fialnsiiie Connecting With trsi,s -, ue
~ - ~ tne western Railroad Wssfneta sng it
t.i'es X X pr 6rs-rufeld At Nortbsse 80. in
,rf y, = ifn.a Ncstfeid in cuunecfiru ,if -
western Railroad from Albany - WIN ssaln on
g. ~ ~ tIain from New Haven arrivss in -.
Fright = aud frata Nsv vc,e -,
=, = - rates a. any direct Line Frss-s- tfs
~ -. - ~. lanai Railroad. FREIGHT rsr,. t. - 49,
'tle' II aakiin and Center Strrsts OK
we'tselI, Mss, lsso '' y iLAaiASs- sept
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AGRICULTURAL.


Why do outs lodge, We have some
times heard farmers boast that their GROUND
WINS in such exccllen, heart that the oats
would lodge nierring, therefore that the
crop OF oats was extraordinarily large, so
that the straw could not hold them up. We
would argue that no real practical farmer
ever met with this difficulty. The soil can
not be said to be in perfect heart, merely
because it contains an excessive quantity Of
barnyard manure. To be in heart il should
be in such exact balance that every part of
the plant can appropriate what il requires
TO secure its strength, as web as lis quanti-
~. The material which gives strength, 10
the oat straw, is slicate of potash, slick
combined with potash. Whoever knew a
crop of oats TO lodge when grown on soils
containing fair amount of wood ashes
Whoever knew any crop to show rust when
grown on soil fairly charged with phos-
pilates of potash, soda and lime? Can
plant be in healthy condition when the
slicious coating which give it strength is
deficient in quantity? The plant cannot
avail of slick simply because it is surround
ed by sand. There must be some alkali
present TO attach the surface Of the parti-
cles Of the sand, and to render the slick
soluble in water. With that, the capillary
action of the plant may elevate this soluble
slick. and deposit it in such portions as re- !,
quire strength This action upon the par p
tces of sand, at the same time frees all &C
the other constituents which go to make up in
its mass to the depth of the removal of the fol
slick, the particles becoming smaller, and
being so roughened at their surface by the
chemical action of the alkali, as to prevent
heir settling by rains and dews so as TO be
90 compact. All this is assisted in de.
,ree by the decay of roots in the soil; for
hese yield up among other constituents, al
tales and of so progressed kind as to !
ave superior chemical power in the disor =
of the pent-up inorganic materi-
Is contained in every particle of the soil. A
let no practical farmer then pride himself
n having his land out of condition, and Anc
' rem
nus losing bis oats for want of strength in and
&c straw Working Farmer. ia,
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VT. Valley Railroad.

NOTICE. On aud after WEDNESDAY, MAY Q 1860 Pas.
srngcr fmiqs VIII leave Bellows Falls, for Brateboro
90 oV A. NJ aud 81 y Maud returning leave BrattlebO-
no az lQ.4N A. NJ, and 4 80 T., NJ.
Freight Train leaves Bellows Fails AT 40 N and nrst
uehoro az 1850 4. NJ,
ihe Two passenger trains this route connect South
WIN the w. Mass, and Connecticut River Railroads To
Spnnghtld Hartford, New layen aud bridgeport direct TO
New lorI, On the North with the Rutland * Huntington
sullivan, " Central, Vermont CANADA Connecticut and
Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
and White Mountains, Burlington and Rouse Point %
S IVas , n.1 MONTREAL NJ SLOAT Supt.
way z, isoo' q
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DR.. G. II. SHOLES.


BOSTON, MASS
having given my undivided attention for the last sft
70 tae treatment Of the eeaifoHFfBorg orvaps 49,
~, ma large practice In this speciality CLAIM ~
discovered. 'Ao WIN mas yet
oeeh advised by many medical mon "a
ny remedies for the people genera M from ~
@ maj those who most need my services dare moi al
friend where to direct them 'o ott'sA a
- thA lAFOfENr AND DERLrrArEp NJ romance. ~
ehh.SAL WEAKNESS, divide into three stages = y
ni5HfLt EMISSIONS, which nv Eclectic Ill., rr.rs
VII ". cure N very short time without failure p
"a DAiLf DISCHARGES. There are more eascs 81 ,,s.
si tie world Il aware Of Some of tho symnto,ns -
oiorea ana scanty excavations from the bladder 5,b
5attng sensation attending II, sometimes with trhii
IT1ag y, ana y others milke appearance have an
~, many specimens Of this nature, and in all cas- ~
Iound traces Of Semen and Albuinen which "a N,
ieal treatment - ~ ~ - elessed 5y med
., LOOK TO YOUR CASE IN TINE
%, iVss OF MUSCULAR PowER. Such cases NAV h. -,
health f"s W IN otherNlse toierable
best Frneh PreTentiTes at low prices
cse my advertisement in the B6st on Herald sra - FL
i'a,, more inli description Of such cases W 'u tan
nuafess y H. sH0LES, NJ. d. I27 Cont st,xa. No.,
Boston, June %, 1850 ' ''fse y. boston.