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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29
Commissioners Sale

WILL on Saturday, the 3lst of March, 1860, il
4 not sooner sold at private sale, offer at pub.
lie sale the following Real Estate, in Vigo eoun.
~: the northwest quarter OF the northeast quar-
yer OF section o, town 12, range eight; also, the
west half ofthe southwest quarter. section IS.
town IL, range 0. Sale TO take place on The
premises. Term Cash.
fe25w4 NJ. IL. HICKCOX, Commissioner
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

State Of Indiana, Vi9o County, SIS:
Taken up as an estray on the sth day of Pebru.
airy, 1850, by Richard Pickett, living in Honey
Creek townships white cow, with pale red
sides and red ears, and one horn little droop-
ed and some appearance of being branded on
the hip with the letter is about ten years old:
and was appraised at 12 90 by Patterson Sherman
anu James Price. on the 18th day of February,
iooo. F. Mills, J. p.
true copy from the Estray Record:
fe29w3 AND. WILKINS, CIik.
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EMPLOYMENT.

G.SO MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAID
Os)O An AGENTS wanted in every town and
County in the United States, to engage In a re-
spectacle and easy business, by which the above
profits may certainly be realized. For further
particulars, address DR.. J. Henry WARNER, tor
ner 18th street and Broadway, New York City,
enclosing one postage Stamp.
felSdw3m
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29

~ Captain Harrison, who was
drowned at Southampton. England,
crossed the Atlantic safely one hun
drsd and eighty times.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE-ls hereby given that there will
II be an election hsll at the Union Baptist
Church, Pierson township, vige county, Ind ION
Saturday. March IL, 1860, at ii O'Clock, A. 81. for
the purpose OF clectIng three Trustees for ssid
Church. BY order OF the Trustees,
fe99wI W. c. WHITAKER, Church Clerk.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29
Coal Oil Lamps.

TUST RECEIVED large and Tell selected Let
Al of Csai Oil Lamps. with the latest improved
burner. GALL AND SEE THEA-sohE-
THING NEW.
A superior article of Coal OIL and Burning
Plu,d kent constantly on hand at
HUDS0N'S HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
baldwin
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\ NoTHBK
7 II e T A N Gil e D p ATH
FromIhepen ST
OUR GIFTED LADY CONTRIRIITOR


OUR GIFTED LADY CONTRIBUTOR,
MISS LUCY Il. RANDALL !
Daughter OF the widely.known and greatly es.
teemed City Superintendent OF Public Schools,
S. 8. RANDALL, ESQ.
Miss Randall has already earned for herself an
enviablc reputation as a sketch-writer under
various MONS de plume, but she is better known,
perhaps, ss"Helen Forest Graves" in the NEW
YORK WEEKLY, and sMrs. George Washing.
ton Willis" in eOtemPoray journal.
Tens Of thousands have admired the beautifully
written sketches OF this talented young lady,
aad every of these will hail witL deli sht
the announcement that she has undertaken a
serial narrative. II has often been remarked by
many that so exquisite writer as MISS RAN.
DALI would accomplish wonders in a novel;
and we beg 10 assure all who have formed this
opinion that they not mistaken.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29
National Dispensary of Private
DISEASES.
Established. noinnati, o, Jan. 1, 1850

~ II r T Z EMINENT
l. Physicians in atten-
dance. Guarantee under
a penalty of 5000 a com
plete cure of every Sexu-
al disease, however aggra-
waited by neglect,a scith
out Mercury. GOnnor-
ea,Syphilis. SelfAbuse,
ImpOtency, Whites or
Flour Albus, Gleet,Stric-
fnre Ctin ni1eaz.o Va
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29

ST. LOUIS, Feb. %.
Phs bill abs,ishisg Slavery in Kansas,
which vas vetoed BY the Governor OF that
Territory, has been passed over his vets,
by n vote of 80 to ]
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@Ths "irrepressible conflict" is
raging between wie sud Hunter In
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R0WN & SMITH,
Architects and Builders.

HAyE located at No. % west Ohio street,
II where they are prepared to furnish plans
and specifications OF both public aud private
buildings of every description, and also TO con-
tract for the erection Of the same or anything
else in their line.
All work viii be done alter the latest ami
most improved styles.
The best preferences given II required
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29
DAVID II. ARNOLD.
ID. W. MINSHALL.
NATH Az ERT
Notice of Attachment.

The business will be conducted hereafter by II.
II. Arnold at the north east corner ofthe Square,
and by Nathan Erlanger, at No, Warren's
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Notice-Guardian's Sale.

Notice-Guardian's Sale.
nURSUANT 10 an order 0fthe Court Of Com
mon Pleas, made IN the case Of Martin a
Martin, Guardians OF the minor heirs Of Eli Rus
sci late of Nigo county. deceased. vs. said heirs
on Thursday, the eighth day OF March, 1850
we viii OFF, for sale. on the premises, All the
Real Estate belonging 10 said heirs. consistins
of about 500 acres on the west bank OF the Wa
bash river. i'm media ely below the Terre Haute
Draw Bridge, and In Sugar Greek Township.
The land will be sold In small tracts 10 salt
purchasers.
Terms or SALE-Onc-quarter down. balance A.
six and twelve months, the purchaser giving note
with approved security. and waving valuation
and aprraisement laws.
MoSES b. MARTIN.
NEWTON T. MARTIN.
Feb Is '60-dw-w4s
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Dr. j. 4. Warren,
ID E ~ II AIS II 4.
No. p. dnf National Block

Terre Haute, Indiana.
TTENDS TO ALL OPERATIONS IN HIS
N Profession, in acareful and satisfactory ma n
Der. Thankful for the liberal patronage receiv-
ed, he so-licitsa continuance OF the same.
0yI3-dawtD
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29
MISSOURI LAND!

Enn nnn ACRES FOR SALE AT
prices ranging from Il ,.
TO 81 cents IAN acre, in any quantity required.
TAXES paid, and PATENTS procured for pur
chasers OF land, under the Graduation Act -
Plats furnished gratis by forwarding a postage
stamp. For further information apply to
WILSON, RAWLINGS 4 CO.,
Real Estate and U. s. Land Agents,
% Chestnut street, between 81 and 4th,
fea5dw3m ST. Louis, Mo.
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Railroad Agency!
E stsissSSza s.s:zsss:sa Ea;Ea AQL
Esssss;s < SsszssSsaEs essl
The Old and Reliable Bellefontaine
Do,1~o,1 T,,a

THE undersigned, agent for the above line
i will give through receipts for Shipments
OF Produce TO Boston, New York, Baltimore,
Phila, Buffalo, Pittsburg, Cleveland, &c, at the
lowest rates. Freight by this line goes through
with less handling than by any other rOnte
JAMES III. TURNER, Agent
oalee at Turner Il Mckeen's Warehouse.
dec9Sdwtf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29

August Sippert VS.. VIM. Observation-Disclosures
ment before L. Duy, up.
The plaintiff filed In my Office fis affidavit, set
ting forth that the said defendant is indebted to
him and that the defendant Is a nonresident of
the 81 ate of Indiana, and caused writ of attach
ment to be Issued BY me. against the goods and
chattes, credits and effects ofthe said defer
Now therefore said defendant Is hereby notifi-
ed TO be and appear before me al my Office IN
Terre Haute, on the 18th day of March, 1860,
vt 10 o'clock m, otherwise said proc eeding will
be determined in his absence.
Jan4w3 LAMBERT DUY j. p.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29

a <@"=O
D-IO3 SOUTHERN BANK BLoCK.-rJ
= 1 lss on Corn
EE As REMOVED HIS STOCK OF HhRDwARF
HE tohs New Building. No. 100 Main street
four doors east of the Southern Bank, where he
hopes his old customers and many new one.
as may favor him with share ofthefr patronage
will give him a call. He has on hand and IL re-
ceiving almost daily, well selected stock Of
SHELF HARDw WARE
Mechanics Tools of Every Descrip-
ton.
DOORS,
sAsH,
PAINTS.
iRos.
Nails, steel, SC.
Al! ofwhioh, and every thing per tsiningte h.iiBs
Of business. be will Continue 10 sell At the
Very Loicest Figures
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29
Missouri Land
.. p. BILBROUGH A. co.,
General Land and Real Estate Ag'ts,

Desieys Ia Land Warrants, Stocks, de-,
ysstbwest corner Third md Chestnut streets,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
Particular attention paid to entering Grsdus'
ted Lands.
One million acres for sale al prices ranging
from - u TO IS cents per acre.
Patents secured, and taxes paid on lands in
sav county OF Missouri.
EGcioses stamp for plsi and fprther psitieu
Isrs rfei7dam
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29
Dissolution of Co. Partnership.

rINHE partnership heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned under the name of Arnold
& Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Either of the partners will sign in settlement
IL. lafa ffrrr
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The Report Of the Jury of Inquest.

The Report Of the Jury of Inquest.
WYE, the undersigned, report TO Nathaniel W
w Benson, Coroner OF Vigo county, lBdl-
ana, that Daniel Johnson, alias Daniel Corse
was found upon examination 20 have bee mn
man about the age OFF, years, sandy complex
ION, sandy hair--inclined 10 curl, weighs about
$50 lbs, about 3 feet inches high, poSk-marked
on the face and hands--had on coarse working
clothes; that the said deceased was we'll known
in this vicinity, having worked several yoars in
The Livery Stables aud with Butchers. komoney
or other valuahles were found with tho BODY
Died at Patrick McGarly's house. on od street.in
the city Of Terre-Haute. County and State afore-
said.
VERDICT.
We, tho Jury, and that the deceased, Daniel
Johnson, alias Daniel Corsen, came 10 his death
by a pistol shot from the hands of John w. Strait
ton, at the house Of Missouri Hughes, and we.
the Jury, also ind said Missouri Hughes an Access
sory 10 The shooting.
HORACE B. SMITH,
MARTIN GRACE,
n. A.FLINN.
LYMAN MILLER,
l. nj. DAWSON,
JOHN Z. WILKINSON
NATHANIEL W, nxNsoN corepsr,'
nll.cwtv 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

u Go to Miller's Fine Art Gallery for
the best Ambrotypes, Photographs. and all
kinds If pictures.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29

~ODRYss LADY,s BOOK FOR FEB
Fssp q pa easnT I'LL "a.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

The New York Times, Lincoln-Sew-
ard paper, yet not unfriendly to Douglas
and at one time disposed to support him,
says: Neither Bell nor Douglas is likely
TO carry any Free States, or to diminish,
in the least, the Electoral vote for Mr..
Lincoln. They will weaken Breckenridge
and render his success impossible, and the
votes they will receive in the North will
be mainly those which, if they were not
candidates, would be cast for him" 1t is
now evident to every unprejudiced man
that Douglas is only running to elect Lin
coin, to defeat Breckenridge. Not one Of
his most sanguine friends has the assu'
rance to claim for him a single Electoral
vote
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29
EsNERALDA DIsrnIcr, L. T.,
DN ''F"I" =
Sept. u, 1880.

Sept. w 1901.
MESsRs. EDIroRs: 1t may be interesting 10
come Of the readers of the DEMocRAr, to know
what is transpiring on this side Of the Noun.
tains, and particularly in the vicinity Of Mono
Lake. Twill post you in regard TO few items
concerning this comparatively remote and sc
cluded part Of the Eastern Slope. c."-Esmcralda
District, where | now am writing, is q new
place, formed 30th ult. Three persons, ]. W.
Bealy, J. W. Corey and Z. X. Hicks, who had
been prospecting for silver during the summer,
came here about the 25th Of August, and on
testing some rock taken from some of the Quartz
Lodes here, found 10 their great sat isfacton,
that they gave gratifying evidences Of the
precious metals in almost fabulous quantities.
A party from MOnoville, % miles distant, went
out aud formed q District, finding numerous
l1Odes rich in both gold and silver. The first
located is the Esmeralda, which as yet shows
but little gold, but exceeds all antIcipatiOns in
silver, laying Comstock" in the shade and is
a large and well defined Ledge Among the
richest Ledges yet discovered, are the Silver
Hill, Antelope, Utah, Real Del Monte, Cedar,
Aurora BoreaIis and Last Chance. Many Of
the Virginia miners have been here, and some
Of the owners in the "Ophr" and other rich
claims have visited here, and oil cOncede that
this will next summer, entirely eclipse the
Virginia Mines. There are more lodges, larger
and richer, than there. COsO is left in the back.
ground. We have rock here that will assay
$4,000 per ton. and by selecting 1000. I
SEND you some amall specimens. which will
give you some idea how the gold and silver
"stick out" Of the rock here, visible 70 the
naked eye. (YOur old friend j. T. Barrett alias
Georgia" discovered the "Last Chance"
which is one Of the richest Ledges here.) 1t
no use talking, il must be seen to be realized.
1t is common TO see rich gold or silver bearing
Quartz, but TO see both mixed in such extrava.
giant richness, surpasses all our previous ideas
frch ore. We can have good wagon road
to this place without any difficulty. We are
about twenty miles southeast from Sweet Water
Greek, on the wagon road to MonOVille, and
about 60 miles from Aliens Bridge on Carson
River. Yours truly,
ESMERALDA.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

THE DIFFERExcE.-We understand the
difference between Douglass and Breckin-
ridge to be this,-that the former is run
ming upon the Cincinnati platform, inde-
finite as it was made in 1856, and the
latter upon the same platform, regulated,
explained, and made definite by a codicil.
To avoid ambiguity and to present the
issue fairly and squareIy, the National
Convention reaffirmed the Cincinnati
platform with an explanatory resolstion.
The Democracy have no disposition to
cheat. They want the people to vote
undcrstandingly, and they therefore pre-
sent platform that does not admit Of
two constructions.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

KEEP it before the people, that Mr..
Douglas says, "no matter what the dcci.
sion Of the Supreme Court may be on that
abstract question, whether slavery may
or may not go into Territory under the
Ccnstitution,) still the right Of the people
to make slave Territory or free Ter.
ritory is perfect and complete under the
Ncbraska bill"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

in giving utterance to my own feelings / but
express The views Of the Douglas men in this
vicinity.
A rurnor prevails in this part Of the county
that efforts are being made BY some Would-be
leaders TO take from Our ticket Mr. DUBOIS, can
didate for the Assembly. believe that some
thing Of the kind is contemplated, but warn
the parties engaged in it to beware Of carrying
it into effect. Mr.. Dubois is worthy young
man, Of excellent character, and his friends
will not see him sacrificed with impunlty. Inc
Convention that nominated him was satisiied
with him, and % must the Objectors, Il they
wish TO get any votes Elr the county ticket 10
this neighbOFboOd. They may groEl and
grumbIe as much as they please, but they VIII
6ave 10 swallow him, bulkbead and all. No
set Of men have the authority 10 take him on
the ticket, and we defy them to attempt IT. l
repeat, the Central Committee have no author'
ity to take him of, and we defy them to do It.
We are entitled TO . candidate, we have noml-
mated our choice, and while We do not object to
others, they must not object TO Mr. DUBOIS.
Hoping this plain talk will have the desired
effect, | remain, yours truly u
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

PETERS, the regular Democratic nomi-
nee for Judge Of the Court Of Appeals in
Kentucky, is elected by handsome ma
jority, Notwithstanding the desperate ef.
forts Of the DouglasiteS and Bellitcs TO
defeat him. This result, we imagine, will
silence the Dragging Of the Opposition
about the Kentucky election. Although
he was the regular nominee Of the Dem.
ocratic party, the DOuglasitcs to . man
voted against him!
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29
MAINE BAR. Sent. 26. 1sI

MEssRs. EDIToRs Presuming that YOU will
not refuse to publish . communication from
me, though differing in politics, and desiring
TO SEQ II in the DEMocRATIn preference to either
of the papers in the county, send il to YOU
with the hope of seeing it iu print. have no
desire to breed disSensionS 10 my own party, so
long as that party acts fairly and honestly, but
will not submit TO be dictated to. What /
write may give ofense to few self.constituted
leaders, but for that care not. l shall speak
plainly to prevent any Misunderstanding, aud
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

ALL FOR FREEDoM.-It should not be
forgotten that Hannibal Hamlin, the
Black Republican candidate for Vice Pres.
ident, voted against the admission of Ore.
gon into the Union, notwithstanding its
free constitution, while protesting to be
opposed only to the admission of slave
States. He was opposed to increasing the
Representatives in Congress from the Pa
cific side, and feared that Oregon would
cast her first vote for Democratic Presi-
dent.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29
GRAND RAFFLEY

FNHE undeFSgnsi intends 70 rafae hls Zee DWELL
Il ING HOUsE, situated on Sacramento street N the
City Of PaeeFvIlle. The house s 81 feet front with
alley q feet front, 16 feet rear; the lot 10 lO9 feet
deep. The house is one story and A.hAH high, wIth
nne p"rfico. WarrantsS tide. TIE Ra1Ae viii take
place At SebastopOl Hall, on
Sunday, December I'd, 1880.
Two hundred Chances. at e5 . chance.
stz-u AMAND HALRfERMEYKR.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

No LONGER WITH TMEN.-Hon. John A.
Rockwell, long an influential man in the
Opposition ranks in Connecticut, in a let
ter to the Norwich Courier, says the
present Black Republican party is "dis-
orderly party, party Of disunion and
sectional strife, under the lead Of extreme
men, advocating measures of extreme and
reprehensible policy" Having long work.
ed with the leaders, he is a competent
witness, and his testimony tells fearfully
against them. Had their object been com
mendable he would not have deserted
them.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

Tux PROCEEDINGS had by the Ladies OF
Placerville, with reference to the proposed
Calico Party, for the benefit Of Confidence
Engine Company, No. !, came to hand too
late for insertion in to.day's paper. We
may, however, mention that they have
decided upon giving the party on Monday
evening, November 5th.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29
AGENCY OF THE
SEAMLESS CLOTHING
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
No. us BATTERY STREET,
eAN HRANclOCO.
PATENT SEAMLEs0 CAPS.

PATENT SEAMLESS CAPS.
YHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING b<en appolnted
i Agents In this SlAGs isg tAs aale of tAess GEL
EBRATED cAPS. have nov On has1 AAd Vill receive
By every steamer small Assorted lnV0lccs. which vO
o0rv % The trade IN loas 10 alAs - SmaEl ADVANCE
upon the FACTORY PRICES.
These CaPs are manufactured Gon ths aasA
grades Of fleece Wool. woven the eToss fiber sys-
ten into very bsautiful and moaa deSgahle fabTie.
THE GENUINE SEA1uIE0S GAPS
Are % widely known, have been Thoroughly Test
ed and universally admitted 70 be superior 70 any
other CaIs, that ve lrel they stand saisy enouRh
on their oWn acknowledged meFS1s. end - uoa need
any additional commendaton. In addition 70 the
standard eoiovs-Indigo Hue, Black Mixed, Brown
Mixed. eteel Mixed and CiAret Mixed-ve are nov
receiving beautiful variety oG Shades espe.
ciAlly adapted for Sphne and eammer wear.
The demand for theSs Caps In Nev YoFk city
and throughout the Atlantic StAfes has been entrely
unprecedented, the Broadway Fashionable Retailers
In Broadway have hardly been abe 70 obtain oulA.
eient supply from day 70 day, aad they ere EoooR.
nIed b. all as elegant Ia form, exceedingly duTabie,
and entirely water proof.
Until recently the HaetsFy has been unable TO man
ufaetare - fAss - the orders we're received, bat
having recently ed large additions completed viii
soon be able to supply the demand promptly.
Al orders By mail, o. on Application q eur eAee,
vii receive PVOmpt attention.
ROSS, DBMPeTER q CO.,
ap2l-u'2p Agents for Manufacturers.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

DR.. =. A. w. LunabORH, DamGise-
Once, opposite Cary House, (up staifs.l entrance
frUm COIoma stFeet-begS IsaVe 70 ann0anee % fhsr
citizens Of PaesETte sed visinity that be has ReT-
eouraged by the liberal patronage bestowed, hopes
for . continuance ofthe same. An work entrusted
to his care viii be punetually executed, in thor
Ough and WOEkmanlike manner. aulI
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

LET IT be remembered that Mr.. Douglas
contends that the power Of the inhabitants
of territory to deprive citizen of the
South of right guaranteed 70 him by the
Constitution of the United States, is per.
feet and complete.
Let it be remembered that while Breck.
inridge and Lane were in Mexico fighting
for their country, Lincoln was in Congress
denouncing the war as unnecessary and
unjust"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29
SIr..w,u.Io,v.n.x...,...

Mrs.W slow, an nexpeFlenee ed n Nurse
and Female Physician. has Soothing syrup for chill.
dren tee'hing, which greatly facilitates the procesl
81 teethIng. by softening the gums reducing al In.
hAmmatlon-wn aIlAy all pain, and 10 sure "a regu.
late the bowels Depend upon it, Mothers u WiII give
rest to yourselves and relief and health to your In
fsnts Perfectly safe In all eases. see Adveriise.
ment in another column. myS.Iy
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29
For Sale-TWO Fine Blate.Bed BII.
LARD TABLEs. Inquire Of
aulS J. WHITE, FaeerviTe.

The Physician is O1ten bla ed for
want fsuccess in his eAtment when the
ncHt In the recovery of the siek 10 to be traced 10
the administering impure medicines. Robert white,
apotheeAry, 10 paying particular attention 70 the
compounding phySIcians' prescriptions and family
recipes. from medicines Of undoubted purity. Robert
White, Medical Hall, is appointed agent IOV mos,
Of the genuine Patent Medicines
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

IN TIE FIELD.-Hon. W. n. Gwin and Col
B. F. Washington, two Of the ablest and mos
incorporating Democrats in the State, art
rtumpiDg it in Butte county.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

~ Mosomles.sSlerra Nevada Council,
No. 40, Of Royal aud Select Masters. holds stated
meetings on the evening Of the hTst Tuesday Of
each month, In Masonic Han, PlacerviIle.
l. W. RUMSEY, T. JIM.
WV. A. JAKrARY, Recorder. ii
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29
MARRIED.

Al the Oriental House, In the town OF " Dorado
ON the 23d inst, BY AIex Irvine, Esq Mr.. GsnAGl
BEPHAHT, Of Gala eeTAs COunty, 10 Ahs AnT z CAA-
rExTER, Of n Dorado Coun,J
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

NOttee,-The AmAuaI Meettng OF
Hope Hook and Ladder Company, No. ], win be
held At their Hall on ThuTsday Evening, Oct. 4th,
1850, at which time the election Of OheeFs for the
ensuing yea9 will be beA.
Ss9-St NIX. .sHEARER, Secretary.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

U: A: o. .D-CaliNOrnia Grove, No. +.
Z. a. o. D.. meets every Monday Evening, at Odd
pellowS, Han, on Stony Point, in the City Of
Placerville. An Brethren In good standinr are
cordially invited to attend.
GEORGE NUss. N. A.
m,,. c. ii. BURNANN, v. A.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29

Mas0nis NOtiee.--Stated Meetings OF
Il Dorado Lodge, No. %, are held aG Masonic Hall,
on the MondAy Of or next preceding the Full Moon
in each Month. &C. FIeKE, Secretary P. T,