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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19
ALSb.
sANFoRD'S FAMILY
CAT HARTIC PILLS,

Compounded fr6m PURE VEGETABLE extracts,
and put up IN GLASS CASES. air-tiEht, and
will keep in any climate.
The FAMILY CATH. etAble Extracts. which
ATTIC FILL il gentle =, act alike on every part
but active CATlIARTlC. Of the Slimentary canal.
which the proprietor has and are GOOD and ~
used In his practice fnr = in all cases where q Ca
more than twenty yearS thartic IL needed, such
The constantly increa' = as arrangements " the
sing demand from those y StOmAc h , Seepness,
who have long used the Pains In the Hack and
Pills. and the satsiac- q Luins, COstveneps, Pain
ton which all express In , aud Soreness over the
regard 70 their use has whole Body IRON sudden
induced the to place cold, which frequently,
them within the reach Of p " neglected. end in u
vii. ID long course Of Fever
The Profession well y Loss OF Appetite, Creep.
know that different Ca = Ing sensation Of Cold
thArtics act different & over the body Restless.
portions o. the b"wwls. ness, Headache or weight
The FAMILY CATH in the Head. all lnHAm.
ATTIC PILL has, with mLtorv Diseases. Worms
due reference 10 this we'll = In children or adults
established fact, BEEN n Rheumatism, = GREAT
compounded from . va. IPCRIT+E or THE
riety Of the pureSt Veg. BLOOD.
And many Diseases TO which flesh Is heir, too
numerous to mention In this advertisement.
DOSe-0ne to Three.
Price. Three Dimes.
The LIVER lNvIGORATOR and FAMILY CA
THARTlC PILLS are retaicd BY Druggists generally.
and SOL wholesale BY the Trade in all the large
Towns. &. T.w. SANFORD, ND,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Broadway, New York.
Sold BY the Druggists everywhere. and hy
PARK WHITE
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
dl9.llm 1872 Washington ST., San Francisco.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

>. A LADY riding in the cars, few weeks
since, found herself seated BY the side Of
an old maIrOn who was exceedingly deaf
=" Ma'an." said she in high tone, " did
you ever try electricity"
"What did you say, Missi"
I asked II you ever tried electricity
for your deafhess?"
40, yes I did; it's only last summer
I got struck BY lightning, but l don't SEE
e Il did mo . bit az en0d."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19
COUNTY OFFICERS.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

Bic Bah TOWHsHIP.-RoAd OverseeF, James Evans i
Justices Of the Peace, Z. D. Roach, A. ". Haskell
ConstableS, Joseph CorliI, John TeaFney.
COLOnA T0WHsaIP.-Road OVerseer, D. A. Mckes1
Justices Of the Peace. George A. Douglas, WIua@.
Gibbs; COnstables, John Curtis, Pat. Feeney.
CosUMMu TOwNsnIP.-ROad Overseer, Z. u. Richard.
son Justices Of the Peace. :. Lock, John knsey;
COnstables, NJ. N. Renlck, @. 2. Peck.
DIAMOND eFRINOs TOWNSHIP OverSeeT, Q. =,
Young; Justices OF the Peace, John Fleming, Ase1'
eeis6ultle; COnstableS, JnO. W. KeySer, Joseph -
Smith.
GEoRoETOwN TowNsHIP-Road OveFseer, A. y;
Partes Justices OF the Peace, e. L. Smith, j. .:
epauldinY; ConStablvS, James Hussey, T. CeSreu;
GREmwo0p TOwNsMP.-Road OveFseeF, Geo. Z.
Freeman Justices Of the Peace, =. 4. HoEabteSesa
snith.~ ''''' O0"''-0'''' mos D
KHsEY TOvHSuIP.-ROAd OverOeeF, B. De@ssn
Justices Of the Peace, L. BoFneman, n. kolkeyt
COnstables, James H. Hughes, johnson Odenes''
MoUETAIH TowNsHIP.-Road OverseeF, william ksoxs
Justices Of the Peace, william Knox, O. 3. Fal@0t
COnstables, J. Smith, J. n. RAIDER.
uDSPaIHos foWHsuIP-RoadO verissF, n. 9Ilnese
Justices Of The Peace, James MeCormIck, hlSeA
FAX ConstAbles, o. :. ROusSin, Jos. :. slnnons'
PLAcnvIL1R rowHSaIP.-Road OveTseeF, John Aiuefi
Justices 81 The heaee, John Bush, Q. ". bsS~h
OonsaahlesS 4. slmonton, r X. E8msEson.
sAtHoH B4I1S TOWHslIP.-RoaA OvsFUssr, CAAsseA
Hreeui Justices Of The POa0O, B. 4. bosSYt 80
snlth Ucnssahles, Nathan 0aksS, eaDusl Ass's'
WsITs 0Al TowEnuD.-RoaA OvSFSsor, PsA. Y,
man; justices Of the Peace, George DTsmsll, y
Hooahhn ConstaOleS, J. 8. NOwIAb, z, tFanden.
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A G Z NJ T >.
AAn HnAucraon

"A q Z NJ T -
san FRANCISCO.
ORDERS for the purchase OF Merchandise and
" articles Of every description solicited by the
undersigned.
residence In this city Of over ten years, and an
experience 10 the business Of nearly the same length
OF time are considered suGcent To warrant the con.
hdence Of persons in the country who occasionally
require to make purchases here, through The agency
Of . reliable party: or who may be looking for
permanent agent In San Francisco. To either the
advertiser oneIs his services assuring all who Intrust
orders TO him that effort sh III be spared to exc.
cute their commissions satisfactorily.
All orders must be accompanied with the cash or
city reference. .-~.0''
Those desiring information concerning the under
signed, are referred to
W%. 7. Coleman Z Co., San Hrarci'eO;
@, Langley, Druggiat,
Flint, Peabody c.,
Ira P. Rankin,
Ross, DempsteF / Co.,
J. Anthony I Co., Union once. Sacramento;
And tn GelWicks January, Publishers Of the
MOUNTAIN OkN0cRAT, PiacoFville.
N. B-Orders for Machinery, PianOfortes, MeIo.
deons sewing Machines, Watches, TeWelry, etc., will
be attended to BY competent judges.
L. p. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
020 Washington street. up stairs,
Opposite MAguireS Opera House, San Francisco.
jy21.tf
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

ELoouESE-A young lawyer lately con.
cluded his argument in case Of trespass
with the following sublime burst:
IL. gentlemen Of the jury, the defend.
ants hogs are permitted to roam at large
over the fair fields Of my client with i'm.
punitv aud without yOkes-then--yes,
then indeed have our GOrelathers fought
and bled and died in vain ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

A NEGRO woman, speaking Of her chill
dren, said Of one Of them. who Was light.
er colOred than the rest, az neber could
bear dat chile, kase he show de dirt so
easy"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

SoME malicious scOundrel has penned
the following: Eve did not know as
much IS her daughters OF the present day.
Had they been~ in her place, instead Of
being deceived, they would have deceived
the daviln
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19
sANF0RD's
LIVER INvIGORATOR
NEVER DEBILITArEs.


TT IS compounded entIreIy from Gums. and has
/ become al established fact, = Standard Mrdicine.
known aud spprO' ed by Dyspepsia, Chrohic ID.
all that have used H. and arrhoen, Summer Gunf.
10 nov rcscrted to with plants Oysrntery, Sour
confidence in all ihudis. stomach. DrOpsy. Habit.
eases for which II Is re ual Costiveness, ChOlic,
commented. HI Cholera. Cholera Nor
II has cured Thousands - bus, Cholera Infantnm
within the last tWO wears FlAtulrnce. un G e,
Who had given up all femAleWrAkneSseS, and
hopes OF relief. A. the ~ may he used successfully
NUMEROUS UNSOLICITED u as an ordinary FAMILY
certificates In my pos a MEDICINE. 1t will cure
session show. sIcE HKADAcHE las thou
The dose must he Ad- = sands can testify, In
Apted to the tempera- q twenty minutes. u two
nent Of the individual q or three teAapoOnsfulI
taking II, and used in - are taken at the com.
such quantities As TO act :" mencement 81 the at
gently oil the bowels. tack. All who use Il are
1.-THE dictates cfyOur a giving their testimony
Judgment guide yod in = In Its favor.
the use of the LIVER " RY Mix water In the
lNvIG0RATOR aud IL p mouth with the InVgor-
will CURE Liver Com StOr. and swallow both
plant, Bilious Attacks, together.
Price, One Dollar per Rottle.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

SUccssA-The great secrst Of success
consists in doing what you can do vel. -
and doing wSll whatever you do. without
. Thought Of fame. Fame never comes
simply 6eeanse Il Il cfaVOd.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

A WESTERN girl. who had just given
her lover kiss, exclaimed: Dog my
cats u you haven't been takinga little old
rye, old hOes'
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES.
senators elected this yeGt1-A q. c. D~nvsT.
u. Harvey.
Members OF the ACCOMPLISHMENT Dean, J. RrAsisTs
J. II. Dennis, II. G. Parker.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

DISsoLUTI0N NOTION.
THE co PARTNERsRIP heretofore existing
/ under the name and style Of BAMBERGER
SILBERMANN, 10 this day dissolved By mutual
consent All parties holding bills against the late
nFm, will present them forthwith, and those know
ing themselves indebted are requested 70 pay up
immediately, and cave costs.
Q. BAMBERoER,
PlsesEvilIs, Sept. 9th, 1851.
~ The undersigned having purchased the en-
tire interest Of Mr.. 6ilbeTmann returns thanks for
the hbeval patronage therefore bestowed, and
desires 70 inform the eustomsrS Of the late hrm,
that he will costume the business ct the old stand
slA-4w 3. DAMRRRGER.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19
ACIDS, TIC.

Nitric, Aestic. SulphuTe and MuriAtIc Acids Testing
Tubes, cruebles, Potash, Sulphur, Resin. Auoonia,
SaltpetFs. Quicksilver, TaFtAFie Acid Citric Acid
CanPheae Lamps, wIekS and Chiuneys
Fer sale very ehesPat the
MINERS DRUG STORE.
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COMMISSION AND PURCHASING

ass Broadway, New York.
jan5-ly Agent for II Dorado County.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08
The Ladies and the Convention.

The ladies continue to attend tho Conven-
ton with persevering patriotism. We com.
mend the atten ton with which they listen to
the Aarangues Of the speakers to those who
say that women cannot keep silence. There
was a cynical old Scotsman who once ar
gued that there could be no women in hea
ven, because ST.. JOHN declares In the Revela-
ton that on one occasion there was silence in
Heaven for half an hour, and of course no
woman could have kept silent that long
Well, they keep silence in the Virginia
Convention for three hours q day, and the
Convention is anything but a heaven. We
might say, that it looks like Heaven, those
angels In the galleries /; but the women have
been fiattered 30 much by the various speak
erS on the moor, that we have not the
face TO utter one word of that kind
In truth, we commenced this article for
the purpose of suggesting that the ladies are
becoming thoroughly nauseated with the COM
plimentary references to themselves which
some Of the speakers lay on with a trowel.--
This is q new feature in an asseInblage In tend-
ed for grave elaboration upon the most mo-
mentous subjects. Imagine illusions of this
kind in 4 deliberativs body Of France or Eng
land We do not think that the women of
Virginia are as soft as the compliments they
receive, or even as some of those who utter
them. There are others In Israel, and high.
souled wives and daughters who comprehe nd
The whole subject which now agitatss the
country better than many of the men who
have seats upon the floor women whom no
one but the grand old MARsHALLs, HHxRYs and
MADIsoxs Of other days have any right to in
auuct
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The LerfsIntuye.

A bill was reported in the Senate, yesterday,
Incorporating the Insurance Company of the
State Of Virginia. A resolution was offered
for granting delinquent Sherifrs certain privi
lsges. "A Joint resolution was offered TO 90 in
to the election OF Generals Of militia, on the
18th instant. A sube .itute was adopted for
Honse bill providing for the correction OF err
roneons Assessments on lands, by which tho
subject is left in the hands of the Courts. The
Treasury Note bill was made the subject for
consideration at i. o'cIock to-day.
The Honse passed Senate bill making pro-
vision for the deaf, dumb and blind negroes
Of the Comm on wealth Petitions were pre-
scented from A. Wells, OF Monongalia coun.
ty, for divorce from his wife also, against
amending the charter of Norfolk city. The
bill concerning the Coyington and Ohio Rail
road was postponed until to-day. The bill
imposing taxes for the support Of Govern
msnt was debated and amended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08
England and France.

We have believed from the beginning that
these two Governments, especially the form
er. would be obliged to have Southern Cot
ton; for, whilst cotton can be raised almost
anywhere on the face of the earth, the pecu-
liar quality of cot ton which enters almost
entirely into English manufactures, can be
produced nowhere but In the Southern At
lantic States. We had no idea, however, that
the press which in England Is not often in the
secrets of the Government, would begin to
swing round from Its anu-Southern position
So soon. As TO the French organ, lie Pdys we
are free to confess that such an unmistakable
dem ons tration of the sentiments of the En-
peror In behalf of the South, almost smulta-
neously with the Inauguration Of LINCOLN,
we had not anticipated. In opposition to the
Black Republican journals, we have all along
expressed the opinion that the interests of
England would compel her TO give friendly
hand to the Sou thern Confederacy, but France
Is even ahead of England, IA its words OF
good cheer. LIE Pays is the organ of the En-
peror OF the French, edited by the same hand
which writes those remarkable pamphlets to
which Europe has now become accustomed
to look for revelations Of the future. 1t com.
prehends and ssts forth clearly the fact that
eial rival Of Europe. whilst the South is the
producing section, whose interss ts are in har-
mony and not In collision with those Of the
Old World, and whose prodnct Is are essential
to European manufactures and commerce.
1t maintains that Europe has been msin-
formed upon the subjects at issue between the
North and South, and that the South is the
victim of Northern aggression 1t warns the
North Of its freshness and audacity" in rely
ing upon the abolition sentiment of Europe,
and gives II to understand that 1t is leaning
npon broken reed. 1t even goes farther
and refers to the fact that many OF the
Southern people are of French descent, and
regard France with the affect ton Of kindred
We ehall soon see what we shall zee. The
Southern States are gone, and gone forever
The Black Republican President is Inaugural
ted, and has drawn the sword. Europe
which has waited till an irrevocable step ha,
been taken, is about to appear upon the stage
The curtain is slowly rising, and the grand
drama Of the age is soon to begin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08

A resolution was offered yesterday. by Mr.
Baowx, of Pres ton, looking 10 financial arrange.
ments In the possible event OF a war. 1t was
laid on the table. Mr.. CLARK, of Nelson, offered
an Anti coercion resolution, which was refer.
red to Committee on Federal Relations. Mr..
CAalrLa made a long speech on the pending
resolutions 10 instruct the committee, in
which he declared against the constitutional
fty OF secession, held that the Governmen.
had a right 10 collect the revenue in the
seeded States, and endorsed LIScoLx's In
anEural Address, in the pacific tone of which
he WA 'agrecably disappointed. " Mr.. Cox
OF Chesterfield. made brief reply, after
which, on motion OF Mr.. BRBSr, of Alexan
dria, the Convention adjourned, withou,
having made the slightest progress in the dis
posal Of tha quests be fore It,
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH.

The WHsLS DrspArcH is issued this morn
ing Among the contents Is pretty story,
entitled "rhe Village Wonder :" an account
OF the Inauguration OF President Lincoln and
his inaugural the Last Day of the-American
Congress . fun account of affairs transpir-
ing during the past week throughout the
country, and the usual editorial, commercial
news and local summary.
Price three cents at tho counter, or four
cents when put up in wrappers ready for
mailing TO the country.
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&E RIORY oND THRA TkK.

ne RIoRYoN THRArkE.
KuSKBL MoxLHr....solsL essees and Managers.
l. B. PHILLIPS. Stage Manager.
MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION
BEN Z F T
or THE
UNRIvALLED YOUNG TRAGEDIENNE,
mis- s u A T Z NJ An.
Who will appear for this
OCCASION ONLY,
In her beautiful character of
PARTHENIA,
GREEK MAIDEN.
Her rendition of which has been pronounced
LIFELINE PICTURE
OF ll.subduing love, combined with flial sfec
tion and ssf.tacridcing piety that the
MODERN STAGE AfF0RDs.
In addition TO the above great character.
MISS BAfEMAN
Will appear in the lively character Of
GERTRUDE,
In the delightful Comedy OF the
LITTLE TREASURE;
THUS aHording an opportunity to her
ADM RERs
oi witnessing hcf.cha rmiug presentations in
TRAGEDY COMEDY.
VIII DO performed Mr.. Lovell's celebrated play Of
lNGoM MAR, :.
Or THE
POWER OF LOVE
parthenia ithe Greek Meidenl. 80. Miss BArExAy.
To conclude with the excellent Comedy of the
LITTLE TREASURE.
dsrtSnde the Little Treasure) 49,. Miss BArHxAS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08

E Bakers Premium B:tters. Are You
nysgsPtiGs X 80, take BAkER,s 3 u l UNI
Do you suffer from Constipation, want Of Appetite
or Indigestion BAKERS BITTERS never fail
to cure each and all Do you feel feeble, debili-
tated, restless at night, and incapacited for bust
ness g! BAKERS BITTERS will invigorate your
system entice the drowsy god TO your pillow, re-
fresh your slum bers, give you ar exGberanoe of
spirits. that will make the labors of the day Ms
here pastime. Vegetable In their properties, and
prepared with skill, they are adapted 10 the cure
Of all diseases Of the stomach and bowels, and act
with electric rapidity upon the blood and liver.
gists. NH It's
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"Virginia Paws.ing."

Wstake this method Of saying to our Lynch
burg friends. and to other inquirers upon the
came subject, that we are not at liberty to
publish the name of the accomplished author
Of the oaricature referred to. Whilst our per-
sonal acquaintance with the author is very
slight, we ara gratifsd In having been able to
bring such talent TO the notice Of the public
and hope she will continue to employ her
pencil In behalf Of the Southern cause. We
ondsrstand that the proceeds Of the Iitho-
graph have been appropriated 10 the benefit Of
NE poor Of this city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08

EMPLOY RsEs to take your PHOTOGRAPH
aens 10 IN Artistic manner. and at very low cost
teoanny = wealth Photographs u Liis Sire,
vpvards Our usual ~ styls for II. Children
tskss psrfsot BY the aid OF Rsk.' insis sts eous
) y0nssf0x's Bookstore. 81 NH T-at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08

We learn that u. b. DoraLAss, Esq, of
Prince william, made capital speech In the
senate yesterday, on the subject of coercion.
II 10 said to have bsen one Of his happiest
seoris In matter aud manner. Mr.. DouaLAss
- few equals. ~ . debater. in either House
Of the Legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08

~TEsrINoXIAL TO Ma. L. s. HALL. or Wsr-
zEL.--Ws are authorized to announce that the
esreEony Of the Presentation, On the part Of the
Ieang men Of Richmond, OF = gold AIDED cane.
tsstimostal OF Mr.. HslPs bold and fearless vindt-
e.sisn q the nopor Of Virginia, will take d ACE
~ eight o. sloek
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0hituarY.

Obituary.
To the memory Of MARY LuMPkIN. infant
daughter of - B. and Mary A. Wells, these lines
are atfectionately Inscribed;
God looked among his cherub band
And ore was wanting there,
Tosweil along the holy band
The hymns Of praise and prayer.
Ono little sonl. which long had been
half way tween earth and sky,
Untempe ed In world Of sin,
He watched with loving eye.
II was too promising flower
To bloom upon this earth
And God did give IL angel power
Aud bright celestial birth.
The world was all too bleak and cold
To yield II quiet rest
God took Il to a shepherds fold
And laid il His breast.
Now MARY's In her Saviours arms
Forever indebted:
Amid the little chetub hand,
There little MARY lies.
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AY .....,.....Special No;ice...........-E5g
$4,000 woRTHoP
ELEd Mt DRY GOOD 8 3,
ATAN BELOW COST,
FOR CASH ONLY
TO CLOSE BUSINESS
In consequences of the general financial dsra1ge-
ment hroug hout the country, we have deterni ed
TO sell of our superior and desirable stock OF
DRY obs,
at GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business as soon
possible.
We offer this day, every article at PRIME
COST from paper Of N sed ss up to tho RICH EST
SILKS brought To thi: country.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock II very
large and plete, Consisting Of
Table DAMASK,
Linen SHEETING,
Pillow Case LINENS.
TOWELS. HUCKABAOK. &s., &C.
Splendid assortment of
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
and all the latest styles Of French and English
FAB RIGS.
for Ladies' and Children's Dresses for Spring
Winter and Summer.
EMBRoIDERIEs,
SHAwLs, CLOAKS and MANTLEs.
SHIRTINGS and sHEETINGS.
FLANNELS and BLANKETS, of every descrip-
ton.
IRISH LINENS ard DIAPERS.
BOMBAZlNES and BLACK ALPACAS.
Large stock of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and Winter Clothing.
ssE Purchasers are invited to call and see for
themselves. A. X. PARKER CO.,
H3 Main street, Eagle Square.
N.B.-All persons indebted to US, will please
long Ter indu lgence will not be given.
NH SIS A. X. p. & co.
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nfHn

% Thursday. morning, at half past Ii clock,
Of VIM. Beal, in the 10th year Of her age.
. Her funeral will tske place this tFriday1 even
Ing, at o'clock, from the residence OF her nus
acquaintanees of The family are invited to attend.
On Thursday evening, at 3o'clocs, at the real /
deuce Of Mrs. Tyrer, on 10th street oEokah "
OAsr. Jr.. In the 23d year OF his age. ,,-
His friends and acquaintances are respsctiuIi y
invited Attend his funeral, from Trinity Church
tRev. Mr.. Brown this afternoon, at - 0 CLOCK.
~ Portsmouth, papers please copy.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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Also
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being first lesson. in Arithmetic for beginners
Price Csc
We have just published an edition Of the above
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ing teachers in Virg mia, and others interested in
the education Of youth, an opportunity Of carry
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