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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-19

INTENSELY DEMOCRATIC. - DUring the
Whole Of Mr.. lIereferd's speech, OF Satur.
day night, he never once alluded TO the
Black Republicans. lie vchcmcntly dc.
nounccd the Democratic party and eulo.
gised Douglas, but was strangely oblivi.
Gus Of the Republicans. II is the evident
intention Of the leaders of the Douglas.
ties to come to some understanding with
the Republicans TO secure their votes fnr
the Douglas candidates, The "thnS
can't be did" The Republicans are de.
,ermincd TO stick To their ticket, and will
make no bargain with men who deceived
them at the last election, when they uni.
ted on the same ticket The experiment
turned ont di$aStrously to the Republ.
cans, and they are too Shrrwd to try it,
second time.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-19
a. r. Morrill,, DraRRIst, has Iwst ,,

q. r. Morrill,, Dr1RRIst, has jast re.
ceived fresh supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, and window Class,-mAking his assortment. II
possible, more complete than ever, all Of which are
warranted TO be pure, and aold, at Wholesale
tail, Al extremely low pFces. Rsushea CORba, soaps
Hair Oils, Toilet Powder and Lubins genuine rF-
fumery, just received. Also. on hand, Solution Of
Citrate Magnolia, = mild cAthartIc and cure for
headache, (highly recommended BY physicians gen.
eraliy0 made fresh from day TO day. Physicians
Prescriptions compounded at all times from pureSt'
medicines.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-19

ANrsIN"-TO hear "tcdgling Demo.
Gratis, who traduced the Democratic party
but . few years ago. get on the stump
and abuse and read out Of the party Ster.
ling old Democrats, who have adhered to
the doctrines upon which the party has
unite,'ly stood since the days Of Jackson.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-19

GEoRdETOwx.--A good old Democrat
writing from this place, under date Of the
18th, says: "GeOrgetOwn, you know, is
one of the strOngholds Of Black Republi-
canism in El Dorado county, but-we hope
to considerably reduce their vote before
election; at all events we are determSosd
to make the effort and show them lively
old fight DOuglasites are scarce and
dispirited in this home Of 'honest john
who ruled his convention with rod Of
iron, and made his old enemies-Denver,
Coleman and others-beg his fOrgietness
on their knees. Ssane Of COnness' warm
est friends and most efficient wire-work.
crs have deserted and are denouncing him,
for preferring Denver to Carpenter. Tom
Wren and Charley Ferguson no longer
wear his collar; and Tom speaks In no
favorable terms Of his old friend. The
Douglas vote will be very small here in
fact scarcely worth mentioning, and l
wouldn't be surprised il the clerks Of the
election would put it down scattering"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-19

A.Naehaann Is the OAly authorized
Agent for n Dorado County 70 issue Policies In the
Hamburg. Bremen Firs Insurance Company. Is
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-19

Fer saIe-Twe Fine slsts.Bed Bill
LIARD TAnLEs. Inquire Of
auIA 3. WHITE, PiacerviIls.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-19
BUY! BUY: BUY
CLosIN NC OUT!

We are now Offering our ENTIRE STOCK Of
b OOK 3, TIONER R ",
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
CUTLERY, YANKEE NOTIONS, ETC. ETC,
sB AT cos T!Es
Also. a FIRE PROOF STORE, on the T1aaa,
for NAle. tslS-lml o. \. CRANDALL 4 co.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-19
FOUND.

NEAR the Thirty Five Mile Houss," on the
" CaFNon Valley road. . pOekrt-bn"k-sOmcWh bat
Wor0-eontainihg come nstes. aaA other papsrS,
which may be valuable TO the ov DeT, uhD ran have
the came hy calling At this Oiee A0d paying for this
adv eFtiSeuent. els
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-19
q. A.CrandaIl 4 Co. have m

q. 4. CrandaIl 4 Co. have made arr
Tangcmeuts for receiving New Public atioOs A. soon
ter receive an invoice by every steamer! By the
John l.. Stephens they received p" The LiNeS and
Speeches of Lincoln and IIsmiin,' " History,
Theory and Practice Of the Telegraph" IIa~ks.
Nrw," I'AmouT," - Bculah," =" Memorials Of
Thomas Hooj. ~" Self Help" and Others equally
- IEteTCSting.
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MORE FAcTs.-A Douglas paper Cstab.
l;shcd at Aberdeen, Miss. follows up
Forsyth, Henderson, the Union savers"
Foote and Ned Marshall, as follows:
ave almost know that Mr.. Douglas will re.
ceire tie Democratic voic-rf the Northern
States. and will certainly receive large vote
in the south bu, il We see that We are mis-.
taken in our calcuations during the canvass,
and that Bell and Everett will receive the full
vote "f the Old Whig party, then We shall give
Them our SUPPORT, aud nrge tue friends OF Mr.
Douglas 10 follow suit.
The Bell and Everett men and the Black
Republicans are making a tool Of Douglas
to defeat the Democratic party. They
know that his prospects are gloomy and
daily growing more so, and they encour.
age him to keep in the field in the hope
that it will divide the Democratic vote ar j
result to their advantage. They are
shrewd politicians and not over Scrupu-
louS, and are using his vengeful feelings
for their own benefit.
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PettIt 4 e1uDa1o have fast received a

full stock Of DTues, Paints, Perfumery, Fancy
Goods and Toilet Articles, which they are Seli.
ing at greatly reduced prices. They have on
consignment few Of Wheeler & Wilson'S celc-
bratrd Family Sewing Machines, which the: Offer
at San Francisco prices with the addition of
freight,
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DIED,

DIED,
In this city. on Monday, nth inst. SARAH Az.
aHLISH RioRDAS. aged one year.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

4 IL pcTSons interested in the Estate Of Peter
~ bAldie, deceased, are hereby notified to arpeaT
before the Hon. Probate Court 81 ~ Dorado C0tIn-
~, California, on Monday the I'D dsy e Octoh-F,
a. D lAd0. Hi 10 o'cnek ~, to shoW cause. n any
they ean, Shy the Petition 81 On. Meredith. Pub.
lac AdminIstrator and AdminisiFatoT Of SAid ES-
tate, praying for order to eel the Heal PrOpeTty
belonging thereto, Shsn not be granted.
Dy order of the Court
- witneSs nv hand and the seal Of the
~ 1S GSS1s ;,'S ~: ;.,S At S S.: :, !. The @ Of
- p. lHO. WN. 4. JANUARY,
SePlS-laNtd CleTk.
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LAFAYETTE HEOTEI.
AN r ESTAURANT.

Main street, opposite Wells. Fargo a Cos
Express once, Placerville.
oRT, desiTes TO inform lie hiehds, the ei,i.
N acne Of Flae~TNtile. aud the travelling public,
that he haS TernrS ed his husiBesp to the =. Dhi0
Hotel building, which be has hiied up ia eLcsl-
lent 1tyic, and ~ Do~ pre- pared Ia accommodate
them, nsI only - ilh the CHOICEST VIANU~ ~
THE MARKET, but also ~iih LODGINGS Of
superior quality. His prices ~iIi ss heretofore,
Le ~lthin the reach u the mUst eevnonieAl.
W ShaTe Of patronage Is col cited. SlSc1
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]. q. q. F.-Zeta EneampaenG, Ne.
- holds regular Meeting. the evenings Of the ~
aud 9Th TuesdAys ~ each month, At odd Fellows
Hali. PiAccrvile. PAtriArehs In good standing are
invited 10 attend.
my:6.iy JOHN A MOCH. Scribe.
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4. 4. q. D.-CaltfOrnIa Grove, 40. Z,
L. 4. ~. H.. rreets every Monday ESeEing, at Odd
felL'~s' Hall, on Stony Point. in the city of
ffNctrvt.ie. An iTsthTen IN good standing are
cordially Invited to attend.
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NOtees Co the StOekhOIders Of the
F1acervf1e and ~. Joseph Telegraph Company.-AM
persons oGn,ng or holding certificates Of sotk In the
above named Company are requested to inform the
Secretary OF the annIber Of ShAres and the numbeE
"f each share they hold. Also, Peruons having re.
cep's OF atTssnsn' for which stock has been Issued
VIII plrAhe aend the same to the Secretary and those
holding receipts Of assessment for shares or parts Of
shares 81 si"cA, W also peass notify the Secretary
OF the same. ~. r ElSTNER-
aus SeeretaTy p 0WA St J. TeteRvaph Co
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81 know that there is visionary dogma.
which holds that negro slaves cannot be the
subject of property. shall not dwell long 90
this speculative abstraction. That ~ property
which the Law dec ,res :, :, property Two
hundred years of leg station have sanctioned
and Sanc,iiicd nrg-" slaves as properly. In.
der 81 tie forms of government which have ex-
listed upon this continent during that long space
# time-undcr the British Government under
the colonial gDvernmrnt-under ali the Stale
crnsiiinti,rs and cpvcrnmenis--and under the
federal government i;self-thev have been De.
llherAteiv and Sc'nnly recognized as the legii.
innate subjects cf pr' pcrtv IT, the Wild spec
nldti 10 81 the ri>s and ipnovaters. stands oi,.
posed the TACT. that IN an uninterrupted period
II ~ hundred years duraii"r. under every
form # human legislation, and BY all the de.
rar;G;cnis ot human government. African ne
gro saves have been held and respected. have
cescor !.1 and been tran >ferrcd n> lawfa ard
.Sd'si'u,At'e rroieriv. They were treated as
ir'-e-;y ~ The very British example wbl Il Is
- ,-.imi han,y aY;,eaird to as wurihy II Anr
q. ~: Il. Although the West luIia ptau;,ts
l. 2 Tpce in LIE united iafliane,.t nf The
B-'.-a SIS. an .r:i>!slable sense If Justice tX.
: -:-I from ;A4i Legislature the grant af t@ eIAy
c....i'-s i pounds sterling. To- cnnpcpsaIe the
e-,-a.sts !r ti.cr !'sS "i property"
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GEORGE MISS. y. 4.
t.ii. Bt'KNANN, y. 4.
THEODORE rIsrEIpr. S.cr.iary. jt,s

Masonic c..-Sierra Nevada Council,
No. ~. II ROYAL and Select Masters, holds stated
meetings The evening Cf fhe fret TUESDAY Of
each month, in MAS"HJe Han. fisttFNiiie.
-.----------l. l.. W. CMSEI, T. }. ".
VIZ. \. JANrART, Recorder. 81
Masonic NOtiee.--SGaGedM MeetIngs 81
II huraio Lcee. ~, ~ ar. he'll Al Ma4oEic-IiA
"n the Monday cf ~ nsNt preceding the Fuii Mon
In each Month. LC. TsKE- secretary PIT
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-19

"PRoPERrY IN MAN."-We frequently
hear Black Republicans say the constitu-
ton does not recognize property in mar" i"
and they declare that Henry Clay so be-
lieycd. Ask them for the proof and they
refer to his speeches. To misreprescnt
the opinions Of others they consider
smart. We quote from a speech delivered
by Mr.. Clay in the Senate Of the United
States. on the 9Th Of February, 1882, in
which he distinctly says the constitution
of the United States does recognize prop
erty in man." and we respectfully call the
attention Of Old Line Wings, the sincere
admirers of Mr.. Clay, to it. We take it
from Mallory's Life and Speeches OF
Henry Clav." vol. >. page Bis
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

We cauDo. take Up . newspaper these
DAYS without soers calculations as to
the result q the Presidential election
tassi upon data which are sure and IN
disputed Each one is confident that
Ills man viii be The mau and gives
The reason fJr lis belief We propose
now to give our estimate not founded
upgn Cur OWE personal knowleass tut
upon that q others who VIC presume
kagv I'D sboui t. from the confident
manuer in which they give il TO ibs
pebble
States certain tsr Douglas Mas
sacl8se5ts - Rhode Island / Conaec-
ticui G. New York 80. New Jersey :.
Pennsylvania -. Delaware 3 Virginia
=. North Carolina 10, Georgia le,
Alabama O. Arkansas / Kentucky l.
Tennessee T. Missouri 9. Ohio - H.
diana l., Illinois II. California 4-To-
tai 233.
States certain for DrecL1fyidgf =
Rhode Island ! Connecticut e New
York 81, New Jersey !. Pennsylvania
-. Delaware 3 Virginia j., \ Caro-
Ina DO, Georgia 10 Alabama :, Missis,
spri :, Lglisiaua O.. Flarida 3, Texas
: Arkansas 4, Tennessee u Kentucky
T. Missouri 9 Indiana - Iowa . o.
RECON 3-To.al 2l5.
Stai1s crJ7aia fgy LiHc5ia -
Maine &, New Hampshire !. Vernon.
= Massachusetts h Rhode Island 4
Connecticut g, Eew YORK IS. n Jer-
ssy Z, Pennsylvania -, Ohio -. In
diana y Illinois II, Michigan 6. Ms
SOM 2 Iowa. Oregon 8 California !
Total 800.
States olytaia t1r Bel 'zCr--
Massachusetts, j. Rhode Isiaa3 4 Con
reeticut 8. Naz York s.. New Jersey
+. Pennsylvania -, Ds.awars 3 Mary
land Virginia Is North Carolina ~.
Florida q. Tazas I Tennessee l. Ms.
SCUM g-Tgtal ia
According - t.e above calculations
al the r-ul.ll'= viii certainty be
elected and on tie 4tA Of March next
we will baye four Presidents ilauglra,
ted. Tbis certainly viii be a tad state
ofaf4irs IttaLas $50 900, 600 eighty
million. o: lo,'ars including ten FIR
tribiBg editors to support one admins
@trat.ga, and Ee suppose go millions
will be required ior tue four. This we
would avoid if possible, but figures eau
not lie although they seem 10 contradict
each other 10 several instances above.
We can't help it. They are based upon
reliable and gndo15ted facts. according
to gur inforuauts. They OF tie figures
respgEa for the result.
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AOAIBE House.
Macon, Miss,

T. c. CLINE respectfully in.
IL forms his feliow.ciuze1s aad the
travelling public. that be has taken
charge q the above nanea Hotel.
Under his direction, the 5ullIing has
undergone a borough renovation, cy.
'ernally nd internally. A corps of
promp. and efficient servants are in al.
tendance, and the liable wiiI be supplied
with an abundance OF wholesome and
vel. served TODD and such delicacies
as the Mobile market and the sur.
rounding country afford.
The proprietor is resolved that neat
ness and order shall preside in the in.
Iofior economy Of his establishment.
and that nothing shall be left undone
which can contribute 10 the comfort of
his guests.
He is determined to merit a liberal
patronage, and expects confidently to
receive II from an approaching public.
lG-A free hack will run to and from
The depot, in connection With the estab.
lishmenl.
june 20, 1860 If
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Gifts! Gifts! Gifts!
SPLENDID GIFTS At
TILT o IA BIS

EREAT Gilt Book Establishment,
VI Southeast corner OF Dauphin
and ROYAL streets. Mobile, Ala.
!. C. Tilcomb offers greater induce
meats 10 buyers Of Books than any
other house 10 The country
Nv rev descriptive Catalogue con
laius a larger aud better selection Of
Books and Gifts than any ever before
offered.
A valuable gin worth from fifty
cents TO one hundred dollars, will be
zi-en with every book al the lime Of
sale
The mos, liberal inducements 10
clubs. For particulars see page "a Of
new catalogue.
The following is a schedule Of gi6s
vbch sill Be giyea TO The purchaser
o. books al the line Of sale:
Sod 7nd Silver watches, gold
CD ios, silver plated ware. costly seis
If canoes, mosaic. forenline, coral
-a net, t~orq1oise, and lava jewelry,
geld locke.s pencils End pens, ladies
nc.k and cha,eIala chains. gent bo-
SON studs, sleeve buttons, and pocket
knives.
aud a thousand varieties OF gifts Of
equal value.
We also keep on hand o choice col.
.eclion ofSiiyer Plated Ware.
Also a beauu.u. assortment Of Fancy
Goods and Cutlery, wholesale and re.
taiI.
COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS
For aa order OF Ten Books by Tx
press, one extra one dollar book and
at will be given When a number Of
books are ordered. they should be sen,
per Express as il is much cheaper and
safer. When ordered 10 be forwarded
BY mail. posta &c mgst be enclosed with
Tie order. as postage mus. be prepaid
BY ordering Them forwarded By Ex-
press, the evPense Of postage is saved
RATES or POSTAGE oN BOOKS SENT
By MAIL.
For 81 90 and 81 % books twenty
one cents must be sent Tor each.
For 81 50 books, thirty cents 1us.
be sent for each
IT, - IA hale EI, ,x-. ~-- l.
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tale which is absu. as sensible aud true
to aatur land 4 great dsal l%unuierl tHan
nost q the stories Of the Ledger stamp.
Here is the fifth elap,er
CHAPTER F.
Ar that q Ghost e'--Old Flsr.
We he7 sad il vas night And one.
fo- all We say il agin-
Il was night
u The fore roon Of wilder futile s
house soi Wilder Tuhle 5 only 6arer.
To s2y that Sereieeuer Tuale- T. va,
her uame-hkeWisa her uatur-wa. Q
loTely gal, would b. several rvw, u
apple trees away isom meeting usr case
Her raven tresses were rr6der ilau Der
aose oDeTp-essible eycs. iectb--Eri85crs
-t9tbers beiu TOOK sgg;-rr5ablv 5rrrr.
Add to these tie form ol 4 syrgu aud
yoU hev oBe q them GALS Es jEcrla,ed to
make 4 man strike lis faith aud kick
Lis grandmother break ths ten con-
msndmeuts and pretty mud e~7errtbinr
else
Leas:Eis 50 leaea. Jeal9s Perkins
Is be belt :; her feet iaat cod. cold.
e5.l night
Fares Ct the fair sec's impl9re5
the youth, hear ne sxar
She said she would
And lie sword.
May ! te Whitfield inter- li1liu
WOOD swore Jeei8s INV ! be used
for stufHu sars.uges SOL .-er
Here the strait caused BIZ ueelin was
'oo much for Jeeus onnputionabla
Thar vas . zip then . ,arc and Jaens
E~craameze6
a dediy paler GEuss3 re ells,!cs
coaatcuance Of the lovely Seacfseaer
80 gr2shus she cried aa3 then Evg5r.
Cd
And iheI Jeams srlo-ai tor.
Then, as If tits had been Tie signal.
thunder beiiersd lightning dashed. and
the Wind roared In tie cliublv.
Jecms, Jeams called S~erefesner. ia.
lie g1ssamer tone Of IN azpIin t-s.
lode, this ar the lin gale.
E5en life once more returned 70 tle
dYin youth. For . single moment he
set G. the hsirth, gracefully as a Roman
Senitar q fJliin his togy did be gather
his cote tails round bis tgred tr5u.fs
sorrowfully did be gaze upon the facs Of
his belJyid aud s5.emnly be replied,
" II KANT be volts too airlT
Hardly he'd he seesed speaEin, or
Fnore properly, ssasely he'd lie dried Up,
when the door opened and
IT, r,r1 .. Il lslr. 3 .. rs
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We commend to cur lady readers tue
following serious objection to what seem.
to be q f%ayorita fashion Young girl.
wearing straw hats with little bell pen
dant from the brim, will IN the hort
space Of two months, become eross.eyed.
Instances have occurred Ct m~alformation
Of the eyes caused By the wearing Of
these little bells.
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PRoF RAsINI DEAD-This gentle.
man, who some months since, when re.
turning to town at night from 4 party
II the countryr was thrown from a bug.
gy and most sboetingly injured, broathsl
ms last On Saturday morning last. The
suffering which he was compelled to IN
derg0, lying helpless and partially par.
alyzed and subjected to tie mos. c1cru.
tiating pain for weeks, in the uils. Of
the intense hot geatber which we have
recently had, excited to al unusual ez.
tent, tie strong sympathy Of the whole
community Mr.. Ra.imi was a teacher
Of the art Of dancing, an i~uofe1siye aad
amiable man, and leaves a widow in rs.
duced circumstances who has been here.
tofore dependent On the l1bors Of Der
husband tor a support. Its to be hoped
that this unfortunate lady may meet with
cordial sympathy aud aid from those
who have been more fortunate lhan her.
self.-Densopoi Gaecile. I'M alt.
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SANFORD's
EiTeP I~RrigOTRfOF,
NrvrR ~0FRITITATE

NEVER DEBlLlIAlEo
IT u-1EFoEEDEH EE 81
MHEirtaa kucWE aneET flf ~
r@1 ~ aaf M NV ~
Il A. ~ fsssaaz Tar hHAl
d hHs aur-l haa@l1F WI
-. r.leam ra1 aesea n - F1sar1
sanu ~
Thr austw be- AdEF- a
q ~ tn5-uA GEN4
..l-s ~ 90 uAJ q
IE H. Gtcsts " TQuf
Its a4 q. OLIVER THhAh "E1MA
IT, Hrrrs L~TrERtNE
VaCEe rNs- EfsfAs [.eEr
EaENr~ rgNpLATET. g yEH leAl
~ r4-fHgtL ccETtFA
re,41@ TTTI ELFRt CHgLEEANuE
~ SITS. CHNiREA IL EAhi
* ETsrNHttk % IfAAAh
so rsY Hsusf Ee7-rs nfH AZ
FEN-LT BEgtelEEA ere ~lth
.hs - tt,gNsnas rln y ass Ag in taCnty
Finutrs, T w. o.
usf~u =. ecums1s-nTu q A-h-E
All who use IT,. ~ GYMS h~i
Il 70 uy fsT9r y 90,
EFEJ ss,sf lie ihs Il uah WI a. LHVsNA Al
~ lov BON fgrsssT.
IN ca : DqLLAR gEE B9TILE
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DIR. j. B. LYLES,

OFFERS his professional services
10 the citizens Of Macon and the adj
Joining country in the practice Of medi.
cine and surgery.
OFFlCE--ln the Harrison build.
ings up stairs.
June 20, 1860. Nv
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TinWare and Stoves.

INN and Sheet Iron work Of a
every description done al&SO
short notice. Shop opposite the ~
ourt.hcuse square, next door 10 Crow.
ellis harness Shop.
3. J. WARNER, Agent.
June 20, 80, Il
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New and Fresh Druo
TO THE CITIZENS OF NOXUBEr

DERMIT me respectfully 10 call your a,tef +
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS TAI
Slnds, DC, which am just now receiving and on "a
Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and other cities. These
chased under The most favorable circumstances.
from the manufacturers, and have been selected by on
glst, and one altogether competent 10 the task. r
that my stock is as large, varied, and well ada5ter
be found any where In the interior Of the Sale
as moderately remuneratiVe prices as they can be
Mv stock comprises every thing usually kept 10
All w%arrented pure and good. Please call and g-
prices. Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
Sept. 13, 1859.
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DRESS GOODS.

DAbC2 ~
American, French aud English
Prints, figured and plain.I Dclains,
French Mefino, Pole de Chevrc, Sol
eriuo Checks, Silk foulards, Debeyc's
worsled Robes, Black Silks.
OW orH Importation,
a large 10, Of French poplins, PLAID
and stripes al 5 bits a yard only.
SHOES and BOOTS.
The best stock Of shoes and boots for
Ladies', Gents and ChiIdreu's wear:
also, Mtchell's patent Copper Tipped
Children's SHOES, Negroes and BOYS
RuSsels and mud Boots at The Lowest
prices.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
A superior stock OF Clothing, most
Of which are our own manudcure;
also, Gents and Boys Hats an Caps,
all Of The latest style and fashion.
VARIETIES.
Belts Bonnet Ribbons, Emb'd Col.
lars, Sleeves, Edging aud Inserting,
Laces, Servings, Linen Shirt BosOms,
Marsailles Bosoms. Collars, and wrist
bands in SEES, with Buttons and But
ton holes already fixed at eighty cents
the whole sci.
TOILET ARTICLES.
American, French, and German
PERFUMERIES, MANY of which
are our own direct importation Nail.
Tooth end Hair.Brushes Horn, Ivory
and India rubber, Finetooth, Dress &
Tucking Combs; Hair-Pins, &c.
TRAVELLING UTENSILS.
Lady's and Gents Trunks, Valices
Carpet and 0ilcioth Gags, Morocco
Toilet and School. Bags, SaddIealets
and Saddlery, Umbrellas, &c; all o
which we will sell low and on GOO
terms.
Cookery, Glass and Tinwarc, Cas-
tines, &c. &c.
EFCarriage Trimmings, al reduce
prices. by
Jan / ca NJ a. J. HoLBERG.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-09-12
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
B r Y A n s.
PuInODiC WATERS.


The Original fasdf me z0.hlvhed lu Sc-. sid he frst
article { ha krd eve 'ftroi cea under l,r pslnc o.
"fULNNNtG NAtEHs,n 10 tbs or any otter c1lu.
~ ell other Fg'mlulu WATERS sret 90 inter ujs. The
feluine can bc 90 va BY he name RYAN beng
stamped "a "a " Far
BnYANs fULNpNTC WAFFlS
Relieve Caught. IoGs Sore Tbr a., Hlursenoss.
BRYANS PuiMOslC AFLRs
BKYANS PTLMONrC WAFEE
Relieve Suttrr,f l,d. Psias 10 TIE INST.
BRYAh's PULMuEiC AFEh's
Rams FCLMONiC W. EGS
Relieve ~lrfsta.ing, y be LKuia End Tousils.
RHNAN.S PlAM lklH NAFEHS
Relieve The shove eeup airisi in ten nina Is.
BRYAAfs PULAuNIG WAfLkS
A a kless nr Va all classes and Constitutions.
BKYAN'S PULM Me NAFEas
Are adapted fnr Yoealss sid Plbde speakers.
fKTANs PlLa0NG NAtLAS
Are masmasf m 4at pleasant he taste.
Ba4aNS FtLNO4l VARIES
not on s FSl- "a + p tfsfSi az al 4 M "a rs ;aS cures
Are warrenled % give safisfac Lon u every one.
No PANTY stou d be without a box of
BRYAN's PuND IC wAFE.,s IN tbs HOUSE.
No Traveller sh sd ever be without supply Of
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
~ HIS POCKET.
No person will ever object to give for
BRYAN'S PULMONlC WATERS
TWENTY. FIVE CENTS.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
Rochester, N. Y.
For sale in Macon. by
II. DENT, and
SAMPLE 4 MLELLAND,
In Mobile, by all the Wholesale
Druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-09-12
DOMESTIC GOODS
RI.AN Is

Bed and Cradle Blankets Of various
qualities and sizes. Negro Blankets
nom iguEeen bits a pair. &c.
FLANNELS.
Whi'e, Red. and Yellow Flannel.
laIl WOOL from so cents to 81 g per
yard; also, a lot Of Angola Flannel
for lD'anls wear. at IS cents a ward.
a iarga 10! Of kentucky Jeans, Sa.
liocgs, Casslmeres. Black Doeskin
tasimeres black B~roadcloth, for La.
y. C-nnLs 2. s. u 4 narA