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, 1861-08-07
1901 SPRING AND SUMMER
AoOAe ARRANGEMENT.
Michigan Southern & Lake Shore

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Michigan Southern & Lake Shore
u 4 FL II q AD,
On and after Sunday Az I'll H. aud until further no
Hce, Raana Will leave chicago as tolloEa:
MA1LA1p ERRzes.
e:oa . d,J Psily exesgt Sunday reaches Toledo
EKE YORK IND BOSTON E1FBEss:
:. 500 g. Il, Daily e1cept Sunday ra4na1sz ro1aae
via Ar Line ut 425 T. II.
&AETEKN EIFKEss:
500 PM DaIy e1cept saturasy.- reaches To1a
Do via Old Rosd at 45o A. n.
500 4 II, Daily e1ceps Sunday, reaches pes1oe
Yia Old Line 1t 6& P. II.
500 r. pa!lT etcept Saturday, reaches Do
e11TsBURgH AID PHMlo11eH1A Ru8Rss VIA ro1E
20 AID CLKvELANp;
8.00 A NJ Makas c1c.e connections 1t c1eYe
3lRnd-tme aiwss1 a. quick aud faff
$50 z. II. Always az low a. any other routa.
AL The Shove traiu1 MAGE regular connections t
nnnk!rE Rntialo. ElaERrs Fs11s. Albany New Yerk
BGsto1: Ph9la5elphtas Baltimore and 81 psink East
ssnsgqIys Fatent D9sters ussa on Al hatns.
rpkiA.
through Tickets can be obtained at the Company
y VICE S6 ElaIk street 4nder the Sherman Houss, q
9en'l 6upt.. Toledo. O. Gent Western AT
, 1861-08-07

- Herry Mailer and Sarah B. Waller. his wtfe and
deed & tut @heS s.s ass ed @ fssa
md vas lied for record IN the 5ee u t5e fcarsr
i IS sr q ~ .ea :ed
asx f. 59gsE
asp ths pyt s.s 81 AZ p.ossorS 4 no.s tor
ao!e to tae order Of Honmaan d Gelpsts. t1elys
months After ita dste with interest at per eeat p
deed that IN care deianTt be made in t1e psyment q
t!d = aote according 70 is tenor and effect than q
mon either i person q b. atforney, night III and
ecbsS e. q saa ssi property or premises in manner o
And, whersas default WA made In payment ot ssia
stoI has bee1 made to eald scsmmcn By tne hoidez
pemis snd ii zht e es1eat II q Il ss ea9 dssS se
lempslon therein Z said Ganlaeid, and Waller and
Ecw. therefore, nodca Z hereby given, that as.u-
eask 8 tsS E. g. sy yEs Sf
Gook Eounty Illinois, 70 the highest bidder for eash.
the tad property OF pEemsses tan the follow
!GE s Ia & s7 Il e 1s;hsS j T s. &c g.
t5oa tEeEf M j. 10 znsnip 5 81 mi I ST. T. nos *
sEfRsy 81 Ell sEsa 81 E a5!pP M 5,i4 .fest fe
I'll sSatx 5sk 81 ga aisztslt s M 4 4
Bio one Il; Lots three ~ four III i've Isl siI isl
ts3eP FL tEi4% e. seas das q I fleSSe
eight md tos.y aine s IN BioeE thFete III; ao1
ee sfs a'as sPs Pa
tstE l4ol ard ISL u Bio X tonr ~ bcx
m g S5 u ~ Sh q I. tS9 :nS
B. Wet and Befnssd g. Ganiaeid the;r zeI.s q -
W. SgSls-td A"oso a~7'134ol'' 111s'e7'
, 1861-08-07

:. 4 DMIN NlSTRATUIkS NVIIG;h.
A:.To an rhnm II msy concern take notica, ttzt
" the unietMEnei- Administrations Of the estate of
Nag ID T zpptyf y r. as. sas g9a4asg e 4ss
nen september Term tners1f e Be- hoiden n TT, tae
Mopdny of September 1851. for 1eaEe 70 sel o. COM
noUt,d III ths desperate elatm&t debts and 3fnAnd4
THsfseYar due the eeAte of H4 8AId Mary 11eWeIIa
Diseased, and which accr1e4 II her Hfs tine.
-. ~ DAVID f5 WHITE, Administrator, :.
/, EsTHER WHl1E, AdEn!nistratEi1. :: ;
, 1861-08-07

ct: LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI:
NJ CAGO RAILROAD LINE
f. 8UMmER ATkRAMGE44 E&NT.
Depot gChtcazockt8Q0 4. II daily. {a1ceps 81ndkyA
md arrives Com Ct Louis at !:la daily {exnspt
Train leaves at 1t;aF II daily. fsxeept 6urd&y1 aHd
Arrives Ut 11.&9 A II. dAIly {eIcept Sunday :
:cept GHndsJ1.] - z1 :. - : c;, =;
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

To BE Proud oF.-Our free, enlightened
and liberal countrymen have something to
be proud Of. In this age Of progress and
refinement modest and sensitive women
are arrested and searched on mere suspi
cion, at the inEtigation Of the vilrEt wretch
es Ontside Of q State prison; printing
Offices are destroyed for daring TO expose
imbeciiity and corruption. and loyal and
eminent men are arrested and imprisoned
and torn from their homes and families
for calling in question the policy Or wis
dom Of the Administration. Best Of all,
the minions and pensioned 'ib.Ilers Of the
Cabinet, at the head Of which stands out
in bold reliefths Sacramento Union, sane.
ton aud justify every unconstitutional
and disgraceful proceeding Of the Cabi.
nstl Surely We have something to Be
proud of
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

PAY OF SoLDIERs.-The question is FIRE.
qucntly asked. what is the pay of soldiers.
For the information of such as design en-.
listing. we take the following from CO.
temporary. BY an Act Of Congress re.
Gently passed, the soldiers pay is in.
creased from. eleven to fifteen dollars per
month, and the pay Of non. commissioned
officcrH is increased in proportion. Be.
sides the above. it Is supposed Govern.
ment will give each soldier. who conducts
himself properly, one hundred and sixty
acres Of land at the close Of the war. The
pay, however, is petty consideration
most Of the soldiers who enlist do It for
grandeur and glory, and care nothing
about the dimes. A recruiting Office IL
opened in this city where the patriotic
and selfsacri6cing are invited to place
their names-GsPriVGtes-On Uncle Sans
pay roll
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
REFEREE.a SALE

S,rtTE nr G ~ iIORNIN ~ D,rsdn cnlnrv Il
- the District Court, Of the Eleventh Judicial Die
ret
NArHIN RmIHF, P.niiG. W wARsER CHOW.
81 Al Defend .ntG
~ vu,n" ~ . certain d-eFee and SsdeV ~ SAFE
ndsrrd In the sh"vr entitled enuSe on the 3Si day
q AaEa.i, u 1861. WiIi -Sp< To public sale .,
'hs Court House d"Or. ~ the City sf Haeervu.e.
On tn, Attn day OF o. tobsr, 1891.
The property T. ST,bd in sah decree and order u
81 The 'r'i'~iHg hrscr,heh QH1rtS Lrtr. lying and
b" Ing ab,ui 10" and sIs half mics froD I-oG9oun,
N ~ Dorado eoun'y, California IN = South-siy d..
= etion. ncAF = IIAcr cAied the " HeFIItage." .
Mud >pr"g. r"ut'',P es,hm ne NC At l''int kn"vn
=" Fine Tree \,V'h" b about tht 9 hnLdFsd
sri. ~ = N"rih-- isi-V'y Jr-'ilnn from Qisr;s
jG1'unAs'h IL r,tSR QnIIM ;" rannAn Z
thence " = S'Gt'~iy a. .e'i,i IN ut ~" tl,oasAad
. hrndret feet h-ii TIE .A,ne that - hn-sn
str " iI.r'"i'0R- Ours Ven >u7h-T TUo." TO-
'''''r vuh ~ and nri7' thr here tNmeh.S there
10 b"l'rgng. "T ~ Anyu'.- ~ ru''aiurP
" J. 1T twkL' r fcres.
Sheriff. ON e. FAceri lIr. seri IN. .sfl '!G'
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
ADMIN1sTRAToR's eAI.n

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. CSanty Of q Drr.s.
\ Notice 10 hereby given, that the undeTSisnrS
Public AdministratoT and AdmiHislrator 81 ~.
Estate II KENYON MlRRY, deceased. viH
pursuant to an order Of the Hon. Probate CcuTt =
and for said county, oder for Sals, q puSlis &c.
tion,
On Saturday. 9Th day Of October, 1881.
AZ the hour Of oelOek, ?. n Of said day, al II,
premises, on Sacramento street, near Dr. Hays'
Ts.denee. l1aeeTVIe, in Ssid county ali the Ti9k,
title and inteEesI of said deceased in and 70 ~
fnlloAinE described real property, lying and ivr
Ia the county and State aETeSAid asd mere partie
ulAFly deseVibed a. follOWO. to Wit:
Onr email frame hence and bN situated on Sss.
TAmento street, near the VCSidenees Of saith "a
DIR. HsyS, in the City Of PlAeervills.
TgRMs-CA h.
NOSES TEBBS, Public AduinIssra,.,.
and AdminisITAtOt Of said Eststs.
SeptewheF 9Th, lS6l. eII.ts
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
APPLICATIoN ron PARDoN

NOrICE 10 hereby given. that the undeTviRvsA
~ ~il On she 9Th day Of October, A. y IeSI.
apply TO HE Exeelleney, John G DoS ney, 0etsr
nor ofthe state o. California, for the pardoa Il
JOSEPH AcCLANE, Who Nas convicted Of tAe
crime Of aTsOa, in the second degree Al the FeNvv
AIRY term, 1851. Of the District CouFt Of the lii
Judicial niStTiet. for n dorado county, aad uos
Seneheed thrFefP to- the State PFiOon for the tern
II tWo ysarS and Ella mOnths.
Dated, sept Sth. 1851 KATE McCLANR.
asEvles Of the foregoing Rslies aeknswlsaRsA
this 7th day 81 september, IA6I.
By MYkES. Judge Iltk ThstSiet
W. SANDERSON. mstTiei AIRY
bV. n lhOgAho CouatV.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

SrUMoUs PATRIoTIsx.-.THs hireling
of the Republican party. the Sacramento
Union. is daily appealing to CaIilOrnians
to enlist. but the editor, proprietors and
attaches Of that disinterested institution
have too great . regard for their own
safety to set the example. They talk
fight. urge others to ill up the ranks,
but are careful! to keeps their precious
bodies out Of harms way. But then the
administration pays them for blowing
anil they are keen to earn their wages.
Let the people Of California remember
that William II. Seward pays the SaOra-
mento Union to defend the Adminissre.
tiun. t@y-'--.-'
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
Plse.rvirs. Sept. 9Th. 1861. 'NoAA~
AUTHORIZATIONS aAr.r

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of =, n.
Tado.-Nottce 10 hereby given, that fha 49,
signed. Public AdmtniO' PhtOT. and AAUaini.1r.s.-
ofths Estate ofLUcY ANN MEFFORD, desss.sss
will. pursuant to an order ofthe HonoSabla Pros.st
Court, In and for said County, oasF Gor al. !.
public auctiOa, ~
On Saturday, 9Th day OF October, Iss1
AZ che A"WV ~ - oiel~ek. ~, uf sstd d = - -.
premises. in the City ~ iaesTViIls In aid cSS.s.
all the right title and interest n sahA 6pe.sssSL
and TO the following deSeTibed real pEopertv NJ
and bring In the county and State aGsreasia -
moEs particularly deseTihsd 80 GOIIsus a ~.
One frame house and NJ with orchard - =.
den attached. situated m the Main sfreet n ~.
City Of PiAeeTVille also one frame eneencs ~
deMes, situated Immediately back Of the ~ ::
Hangtown Greek. TgRMa-CaSh
MOSFS TEBRS, Public AdminissSata,
And AdninistEAtOr Of said Eses;s,
ospte1beF 9Th, 1851. sis'S:
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. following
gentlemen were chosen at tho late election
as township officers Of Placervills Town.
ship: Road Overseer, John Miller; Jus.
tees Of the Peace, John Bush and @. ".
Stout; COnStAbles, Adam SimontOn and
r. K. Emerson.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
NJ ARRIAGES

Al the residence Of Mr.. =. Nuwiin, whit. -.
TOwnshiP, on Saturday, eth Inst, " Gee S Sss
mall ynstiss otihs Psses. STA. yUsNpn 4 Si.vsss
Of White Oak Tow uIAip.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

IT ia stated that two sons Of John
Mitchell fought in the Confederate army
at Bull Run, while Thomas Francis MeaE-
her, the bosom friend Of Mitchell, and
Colonel COFcOran fought In the Federal
army. =
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

APPOINTMENTS. Captain Halleck, Gen
Denver and General Shields. ell Califor-
mans or claiming to be, have been appoint
ed Generals in the army. HalIeck has
been placed "high up in the pictures, +"
taking precedence, according to the PhiIa.
deiPhia Inquirer, OF Generals Dix. Banks,
Butler and Wool. He Is West Pointer,
and retired from the army soms ten years
ago for some more lucrative position.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

Another MAAMOTg GRovs.-The Co.
lumbia Times says that another grove of
mammoth trees has been discovered in
Calaveras county. The trees are equal il
not superior in size and grandeur to those
Of The far-iamsd CAlsveras grove.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

COUNTT COURT,-This Court win be In
session again on Monday usxt 10 o'clock.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
W J. BrRWEIL 81. ViH
EV FRSp RAEER. D-pu'v SheTR
Sheriff. on - P,AerrV;Ils. Srpt - h. 1881 sItia
PROBATE NOTICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
SrArE o. CALIFORNIA. COua,y Of n Dorado
= In the Probate C.,urI
Notice IL hereby given that - H. rETJs~rt Sne to b
he last vIil sUd iesisH'~nt 81 JOHN YtESTER de-
'-A'd has come into thr pOss- sSon Of saId Court.
and a'" Ietiii"R prAvnG that l-tirrS IeslAmeniaEy
ITHn the estate ~ AaId d~crRsrd. Issue Co tL0NzO
HUR'll and that said will he admitted 10 rTObsIs:
md, that said Court has ApPolntrd
Monday. the l4th day OF 0cte beF. 1851,
A. ten o'clock, ~, ~ the time Tor proving said
Wil, AID the bearing u sad Petition.
BY order Of Court
- WhOess my hand and Zeal Of said courS
L hereto snhx-d. ct O@ee In the City Of Pie
~ eervhe, this l3'h day Of eept A. D. 1851.
wM A JANUARY. Cert.
slt.tW hV OoDEn SQCIRRa. Depaty.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
Nr@ aO6rrtisements 90. Dan
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

THE co Partnership heretofore su,,,,..
] under the name and style Of RAMRHRGpvSxs
eILBERMANN, IL this dny dipsolyed NJ S..Ae.
eon'en' All parties holding hills against ~" is,A
firm. will present them forthwith and the. I s.e
ing themselves indebted are requested Vo .SS ::
immediately. aud save costs. '~'P
g. RAMbER0EK.
Plsesrvirs, Sept. 9Th. 1861. ANN
~ The undeTetESed having purchased u. 60
tire interest Of Nj. sibrTmann, TeIuTsS tk.nL. ~
the libe-al patronage hSTstOrs bestowed. ~
desires to inform the eustomeru Of the Iats a..
that he will continue the buSiness At the ~
aud requests continuance Of their HaVoTS
sla-4w 3. BANBER0Rn
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RHERIFRR SALE

10y virtue Of etc i,,Oi ied 81 the Clerks
Uhcc ~ ~ lion u .r'ri G. .urt ~ H. n, VrntA
I,Eirid ps'i~'. ~ anil fnr r. U>-Aio cnu 1ty, GU =
la iGnrnt TendereN tho .iN Day IT Ny. A u.
'sfi, in favor 81 &. HEvRY 1nl " tuSi u ATiiIW
nORLANh AMI u y CLNCDG for ,h- sdm Of nine.
en- hurd eel AL Aty. on AMI ~ IN doilSra, Uish
1isreE thereon. At Ih- rate - ~, p~T cent pr
month. from M ?iG day ~ Nav. \ q. 1851. lees
the sn ~ e2SI9 u made OH former Execution. As.
gus; 3ld lssi t'z ti'vr IN III u! tS99 B. -
iO'lAFs, costs o'sI T. aud a. ruG costs. haVr LS-
~ upon an~ oil expsa-0o pub,' sale, 81 the c~!Ft
!I"uss d'"s IN the CITY 81 PIS-eTVLlc.
On the TIN day OF o. st Ibs-, A. d. lS0h
A. o'clock, a. - all the right. title interest and
aim a. the .ad NrhrW n .Vi1rh and u y Claude.
III AMI to thu foii"~,tR dee ibei propsSy living
and hsn: In DINnood Spring. T,un.hiP eou' y Of
~ DHsd' and 8 ale [ thiorn,A. u ct:
That eeTtA.A .r-rtE kn.S A4"Il.VIsAA.sSiAag
Ter HOlN aud Cora" Situ tet imB Sijatr'y aoath
''''ir 'own - Dam nj Spring, bOI"i,d AS oaow.:
IN the Nor BY GillnA ,M-v. OF tn Eat ny the
property ~ ''-dper 4 stsFTiI on ,h- S"uih ~ the
nrOp-rv Of a. T. Ashley. AID m the W.sl ~ tbs
Gilman H.. containing out f'uV acre. - iAaI In.
x-tNst sih t' BAL. slaughter hVuSc, corral and eli
other improvements thereon
w BCRwELI. 81. TtH
EV pRSp RAGER. D-puv SheF6.
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t"eI" sss'.s...ss's.ss'. sss'.''' Olo
ChAa. Chuhhuck having received . majority Of
~ votes Of the whole numb cast vas, By his HsnO,
the Mayor declared dulR elected Assessor (ex-u
ci"l Clerk Of the City y PlaceFvIIIe, for the unex-
Plre'l term, caused By the resignation Of John z
kunkleF.
Accounts Of Miss Leona Irvine, Of O50 and Cyrus
BARTLETT Of e66, for services teachers In Placer.
vile Public echoo properly certified TO BY the Board
az Trustees, we're presented and, on motiOO ordered
paid.
me following biIs having been HAVorAbly IePoFted
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-04-13
THE ANTI-SLAvERY BUGLI

REDucINo THEOLOGY 10 SrooS-vIc ruALs.- Some
Of The denominations are running the "boy preach
err business into the ground. in their e~xertions
to produce a young Spurgeon, they have brOugbt
for ward a score or more Of "~inspired boys" who
are now pouring forth theological tAunders 10 va
rious pulpits 10 different parts Of the country.-
They suppose that because Jesus disputed with
the doctors 10 the Temple Of Jerusalem ut twelve
years Of age, some denomination may produce a
theological prodigy which will astonish the
Browns and the rest Of mankind, This accounts
for the influx into the pulpit the last few years, Of
q 10. Of boys, with badly kept noses and tafy.
daubed faces, who ought to be play ing with tops
kites and balls, instead Of making a mockety aut
q p~laything Of religion. Any denomination is de
ages a trihing with the serious things Of life
Let boys stick to their playthings, for it is oul,
silly fools that are prompted by curiosity to wit
ness their puerile performances in the pulpit
What a compliment it is to the profound theology
ans and eminent divines Of the lssd, to set boy
in p~inafOres to expound the doctrines Of the Bibl
out Of the came p%ulpitsi A 'boy preacher" wa
to appear in Williamsburgh last Sunday, and fail
cd to keep bis appointment but this kind Of al
ticle has now become so plenty in the market tba
another BOY, a playmate Of the "origiual jacobs
was sent to fulfill the engagement, This Who'll
business Of boy preaching is exceedingly disgust
ing and repulsive to all those who have a particl
Of respect fer genuine religious exercises and dc
! votion.-NeD York Auas.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-04-13

And this was true, as far as the old woman was
for the whole Of her work consisted in
drilling one little hole in a small steel plate, vita
q little machine which resemblsd a tiny spinning
wheel. Her daughter was seated at another little
machine, and was merely making q little altera-
ton in tbs hole which hor mother had drilled
and six hundred Of such holes must be made be-
fore they could earn three francs.
The old woman, who came Of a race Of watch
makers from time immemorial," and whose
grandmother had made whole watches, seemed Il
me, as she sat there, reduced to making one singh
little hole, a little portion of the watch, like a de
throped matchmaking queen. You saw plainl.
that her fate grieved her, but she bore it wor'hilS
and with resignation, acknowledging that number
now lived by that work which, in her graudmoth
er's days. belonged TO a few privileged person
and made them rich.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-04-13
GENEVA WATCHES.

q The manufacture Of pooketwatehes 10; at The
present time, carried to q great extent at Geneva.
An immense number are required for the Chi.
nese market. A weILeqoipped C~hinamau, I have
been told, carries a watch on each side Of his
breast, that he may be able to regulatO the one by
the other. Wealthy Chinese cover The Salls Of
their rooms with watches. These watches are
Of a more ornamental character, and have more
f~ligreo-wOik upon them that those made for
europeans e4i s1,.sd nss8 esd iadi ria EFT
The workFopen who arc able 10 execute GER
tain more dificuli parts Of :he watch get higher
wages, and cpn earn from five to ten francs :
day. ..A.,o. eo,1 ~ IA, ~
In the mean time, this great division Of labor
causes the great Fart Of the women not to earn
much more than their maintenance. 49, ala
"My grandmother made whole watches l. said
an old woman. with a sigh who wa, now, sitting
a. home with hss daughter, employed in one sinsls
operation on 8 Little cog. for the great manuf4o-
sory. "and st that lime, women were much highsI
N the work than they are now, and also goi higher
payment They we're few ia number, but sz
srsmsly dexierous, Now ihsy. are iunupsrabls,
bat their dszterity is employed upon . mere. moth
ing-a very erumb."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-04-13
ANTI-SLAVERY TRACTS.

The Tract Committee Of the Western Anti-Sla-
very Society will furnish the folio VIM Tracts on
application ut M'Millan's Book Store, Salem, Ohio.
Correspondence between Lydia Maria Child and
Governor Wise and Mrs. Mason, Of Virginia. PIP.
%. 5 cents.
Tie New Reign of Terror in the Slaveholding
States, for 1859 and 1860. PIP. Ia. 10 cents.
Daniel o'Connell on American Slavery; With
other Irish Testimonies. PIP. 4S. 8 cents.
The Right Way the Safe Way, proved by Eman-
%cipatlon in The West Indies aud elsewhere. By
l.. Maria Child. PIP. 95. 10 cents.
Testimonies of Capt. John Brown at Harper''
Ferry, with bis address to the Court. PIP. 10. 3 cts
The Philosophy Of the Abolition Movement
By Wendell Phillips. PIP. AZ. 8 cents.
The Duty Of Disobedience to the Fugitive Slave
Act: An Appeal to the Legislators Of Massachu
sets. By L. Maria Child. PIP. SO. 5 cents.
The Infdeliiy Of Abolitionism. By VIM. Lloyt
Garrison. pp. IL. 3 cents.
Speech Of John uossack, convicted Of a Viola
ton of the Fugitive Slave Act at Chicago, Illinois
PIP. IL. 8 cents.
The Pa,riarcbal Institution, as described By
Members of its Own Family. Compiled BY l.
Maria Child. PIP. So. S cents.
No Slave-IIunting in the Old Bay-State: Al
Appeal to the People and Legislature Of Massa
chusetts. PIP. "a. S cents.
Platform of the American Anti-Slavery Societ.
and it's auxiliaries. PIP. SO. 3 cents.
Packages containing all Of the above will b
furnished for 30 cents, or if sent by mail 40 cents
The Postage on the Reign Of Terror 10 cts, Oh
the Right Way 3 cite. and on the others cent each
Redpsth's life Of John Brown for sale as above
price rs cents,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-04-13
N GOODS!.

jos. received at JACOB nEAToN's, oar
THIRD FALL & WINTER STOCK OF GOODS.
The people seem TO have found out, vi,bou.
excess Of putting, tina: they always get. the worth
Of their money at
SALEM EXCH NC <,
Where you will find one Of the best sslectsd
Stock q GOODS that was ever brought TO tbs
market. 1.l
LADIES' DRESS GOODS. eT
You will find everything in that line, from . Rich
Brocade Silk, to a levy Delane. Call and see.
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR,
Every thing that is wanted in that line, from .
$50 0vercoat. to a ~sixpeDce Pocket Knife.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES,
Ladies' Cloaks, Hoped Skirts, New Fall price
busters, Duster Cloth, Trimmings. Hats, Bonnets,
Ribbons, Plumes, &c, &c.
CHOICE GROCERIES,
Carpets, and Carpet Chain, Leather and Buffalo
Robes. ..
A SPLENDID LOT OF QUEENSwARE,
Glassware, Knives and Forks, Hats, and CapS.
Boots and Shoes, &c., So.
Allof which will be sold on the "Nimble Sin.
pence" basis.
J. HEAToN.
Salem, Nov. 3, 1860.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-04-13
DECIDEDLY GOOD.

The following, which we clip from the local of
the Buffalo Commercial 10 too good not TO be re-
pested. @ S8af2a a
At o recent incidental examination OF the pu.
pills of the Buffalo Female Academy by the Trus-
tees, one of them was remarkably impressed by
the finished dietion and elegant delivery, exhib:-
ted in the reading lesson by one Of the pupils, a
bright young girl of about fifteen years of age.
The superior excellence displayed was SO marked
that the gentleman made especial inquiry among
the other young ladies as 10 who the promising
scholar was. The replies not being entirely salts
factory, upon meeting the worthy principal a short
time after, the enquiry was renewed. "Oh," said
DR.. Chester, that is Miss -, q rather remarka
ble grill She came some time since, aud said
"Dr. c., my father is in embarrassed eircumstan-
ces and cannot afford to pay for my tuition but
am extremely anxious to have an education j car
earn enough to pay for the incidental expenses
and if you will allow me to enjoy the regular
branches Of education here, / will give you M
notes, ana If l live the notes shall be paid ?
Eyes" said the warm hearted Trustee, al have N
doubt of it-snd l will endorse her paper" ThI
Doctor added that the young lady in question va
one Of his most promising pupils, and he was yer.
properly proud Of her ability. And we'll he ma,
be,-tbe Independence and energy exhibited q
such an carly age must be the sure precursor 4
I q brilliant future, and is worthy Of imitation.