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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

OoNeTABLIS SALE.

OOABTABLRD BA41s
DIV V1RTUG Of an Exeeutson % NE directed, Is:a-
ID ed out Of the Court Of Is. haFulen. Ses..cs
az Tie esacs In and for tins 1aKnahiR 81 k.asegxlne
County Of n Dorado, and State Of CallioVuSe npen
Judgment rendered thsSeln On he - aay g Eseyn
ary, u. 1851 n favos fIiuut Chaeo, a1a agS,nss
Charles Van AlIns, fos the sum 81 nlastV-sH 1.IOo
dollars, debt; and nlnsteen 20-I60 dollars ccs.S q
suit, together viii aseruing eostsS~I have svsrd
upon and Seised and viii expos~ foV so, q pusslc
auction, 70 the highe1 h1AsT, At Tie Coast HHesin
the city Of HaesSvHAs, - he
First day q April. a. D. 10O1s
Al the hour Of seiesk. ~. eli ~ Fght, uue. ".
tSFest and claim Of the above Bsmed DeSenoan's "
and TO the following described pFspeTty, lying ane
being 10 the Township o. Esesrvllls, oOanv eee
State afoEesald, 70 VII: tain piece ~ Rarcsl OF
land lying AhonB tgo mie1 ri he city 81 klaosr'
vile, on he road lsaAing tsom Piseervnie 70 CaElen
Valley, and contains about one hapdreA asrss said
land 70 known - Van AlShne'S Ranch, snd Is Donnd.
ed on the vest b the property ofP. IRCem, en- ne
north By the properly 81 fhoS Ralph, the east ~
the property Of Jas Hart, and on the south ~ the
P.aeerVille and Carson Valley road.
Given under my Aaa1, Me oeA Aa~ Of March' A.
D. 1851, I0e. 0'NE1l1 Constable
In ana n Rlaegrt1ile ToNnehips
By q. McrAasAsau. DIP. ccdsiAh,t. mars
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

MasOAIs. --Ses %94AAa. AAVAl. ,AsVA
cAaPasr. Ne. ls. hsAAa - ssssAs assa1e - Ne.
ssaie Hail. - 90 sVsusass - ~ 1na and Third
WsaAssAa0 - go @GnsA. A cAAlsss In
~ sssaAs VSAes sssAa4st wS1p.
AAo0N. kA1As ~ Gn.R
1.ss xssmS oosssaasvs Z lss6.ay
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

STATB PRIsON PUNIsHHExT.-The only
punishue0ts iAAlCtSa ID tn CaliE0rnis
State Prison s"s By III and chain and
whip; The latter never 6eiaW nd sECspl
when very Necessary. r Sonstimsa.
howevsr, is Indispensable - kyyp FsltsO'
tory sahjocas In Ordaf. o. to eSsSsok q
ienses which cannot be allowed 10 90 nm
punished.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30
GRAND EXCURSION


GRAND ExCURGI0N
:. :. /, q O L O1E A..
- T6Nn0 AusssaSs DDSs1S %. Ne. o
n. nRsf ANnUAE ExcURsioN Il YOUNG
AMERICA EN0lN9 COMPANY, No. 9, Of the CITY
Of NaesTviils, vii take place on
WSAAsSAGt. SA6Afst day Of Nsy.
The Company win leave NAeeEvIlle ct O'Clock, a.
H.. precisely II Csie@a, Whsrs hey viii spsnd the
< SxLG via Is given IN ID. EvsaIns, Ct the
MITROROLlTAN NALL.
!. .;':ss s. & 81 ..:: ~ SS:e:ss.
r,...rvii. oP..' q n p 1 49,.
l:sI; W:ssseA. 70 IS:SsEE,
Ties. HoSsett. =. WeeAEuG.
r.,.,r,,,s,- = Ia'ec1.r &C., 'aH 7f
w. MgcoEmiek, D. :. Cabin, .s
NV. wdwAFde. 8. u. RreckwAy,
Wm. 3ADtos. =. d. Ven 0usldsF.
t.t see sAssa uASAssnss
Kaeeyyiles ColamaY-
Attx. llhntsS, .. D6ViS.
John 3. KunkleF, =. WoSdruG,
J. l.. Weymouth. Q. D. Weller.
Music By ths PiaesrviIls aud OOlOmA Brass and
olying Bands.
Ticksts, including Supper, o, 10 be had Of any
member 4 Ne CszAlsiss y ksa4PFYatN niS
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

POssrO1uO. Sshsam's ball, which was
"a have taken place on Thursday evening Of
Ihis week. was incidentally postponed on &C.
cOaSs = The @ssahsr.
InPaOvSnEsT.-=Ssverai new residences are
being erected 10 Upper Plaeervills. -r
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30
MoT1cD TO THn HorDuRs I

ave. AVE. - ~ = 4A4 @8AN&4ASA6A0 B p.
~ THE tUNDED INDEBTEDNESS OF TTax
" CITY OF observation-disclosures & hereby
elvea, tAAt tAefe'h now ID the Sinking Hhha oflhe
City Of PiaeeTvilts the gna eertWN elie&sAaa in<on
huaAFea anA esFty.fsaP 1eIeA AsllasajN11eS hum
viii be rsed soF the purchase Of the nkaAs AN1aM
City, lssned nader the provlsleaof 81 40 ealIIeA
Of PiaeerxllIe, and the payment eSlslk hppFSVSd
March en-. loee." SAID menet M u I'd ~ he
HSs y "GsrSa' "a aSls:s ~ - s. :sS
invited 70 Sumhit 70 NJ RunAlnk 0aaanas1s6aefo q
The 0eR Il kiAseEytAe saAlea vRepeaalG - ~ re-
demPeion Of sseA hondl. With esuta10 fSs@ Ho. oaO
Ne. Y ipSlnsItb attaches. euck IssaleA tru.ok ls
WIN Be spsnea e The OeSe sI ~ 1aFsr q Sad
ely, % ne - 81 Apt. Isl ae - 6tlse \, u
con - pGEsSas We ahal or y Ip11s
Aaoaet 81 heads foF We SAass ~ - - - a.
copied far ehs surrender 81 heR1s alnaEa eleathas
PsS vAIaO. THO, 1XAnb,s
JOHN KUHkAvM,Y
Dated PaasssSllia, 1Arsh ~ E1ASs0Gss'f r.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30
On Tie cth day Of April. A. D. 1881,

On tuU WI U9LWl = -. AOV4e
inNaEsse anA @anam g1eAh ahsxs haassa ASssSeuANA,
in and 70 the lsllewlng Described prrRaFty, lying
and beiHg o. sHsi se1ihnip " rlsstfstlk, eeanty
Tusnsis sis1kss2 als1t Is ssG2asioS oSqs Skis
soutk-snog II che City Oh HlassEville, rusls Ne
CsSas ~ Ile ~ NSFsh siAssaAaA kssWassa Ne
0lyss .ssdsE nY hard, AAIa in az ,sf March,
a. as.l Ca ~ sss Ess
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

AAAo0So~saAoR1A 1sVaA0 OoaneGl,
Ne -. Il Rsyd a. Select Matter, Ao,ts stated
asStiaga - he sSaning ~ ~ AsSs rnasdAy ol
sAsA WsNaA. 10 Msssaio Hell, RsaessviAs.
L. W. RuAsEH. Tiki.
M. A. 5AHrARv, Rssseaas. 81
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

UTHRREAe, awyAd eDDla4p fl1 aaa, ~
NHesVllVb nWGoe nm|R - elf
s ::sissl - : :sss isl "a a iss.:
: :SS :. iissIll y 8 ! II! Is
70. - sesssze1 assa
MarehANuaaelstsH dE.d res pisgn - "a
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

Of plants may bsnads y Allowing these
directions:
Take half . sheet Of 6ns we've paper, aad
eoVss tAs saelaes vish OWeet all; aflse u hAa
stood minute OF two, rub al the superficial
oil, saA Aank tie paper IN the sie; WAsa s0tl.
ciently DIX, moYs tAs paper slowly over the
fame Of cdudIs a. lamp, uItll h b perfectly
black; Jay the plaat Or Leaf thereon. place .
pIeee % clean PapeF over, aAd rub u equally
with he ArgsR, abaat hAf . salAaOsS SAks sp
the plaat aHa plaee Il on The paper OF scrap.
bo0k. WAeFe NE teslfeA 10 have the impress.
Ion cover Il with . Plses Of hlotting paper.
en-: : e :sp'.laG the he, ruSe."e. .Gc r:ptssss'..
he Gnesl eagFaving.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

CaAssa.-EAs hAII -WAIcA wee 70 have ousss
e e 0saA Sps'aga. % IAss svssiSv has been
Sst ~ FEiaAy sveniuR Sext. ..4
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

Nary StRone q MAsgAAA Maine, islOS
years CID. she Myss she bFsssea %
good LOr' dat he didn't put no RhiAs bIood
In her pure saass % srAle de cOnseitu-
. IT nra sf = s.ft : 81 br.1a-
Il b Atat0a b be Q A@ tAua TIE 0AiO
IeslslatptS 3 Rok 10 aessiOA mare tAaa IN
aveFsge q aAAsss0 saehVWesk. s.sss'...
Con ]. PATTUN ARDsaaa, kS@ssly
delegate M Congress from Mashink ton
Tessilesy, was dslAgaAs tom FlssldA 70
the Montgomery CONvS1tiOn.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30
00TTT7TfEa1 HAZE

DY virtue sf e. szsla,isa - ~ SlEssaea, issuPd
ID cut Of tbs cseFto 3. q 1lsglssas jussles Of
the Peace q aaa - ~ LswasAig 81 plseesyIns,
judemaut FendeTed kAstetn % che 90 eaI Of
and SEaiS1 810f6tIQGARTs MiSiIilU COZ:
tx M ~ ~ = ~ 49, - ~ viz ~
a0sgulng oatGs-DAaee lsvt0d upo6 and Oaiseay Ha1
will sxpose lss sAIe e. public Auefion, - the highest
bidder. q !hs ess u =. o. Me1ntiF6. "a tie City
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

Tss Neptune and Washington iOsnr-
aOes eoanpaAlssO Of Philadelphia, who have
been spaasllns AsOmsahAt IL OAliiOrHia,
are lnsolvOne
.1EA .H44G-Ax1AS--G4S sssD
aass, e PssvaSo NsssviSsH A@Aea
GlsCAsd Uailod SAAtss Senator AOA Penn
syltanlA. o,', = = - 49,, -,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

SEtutI1 ! atgtHeS, Etc.
GROVER q Makers
EIRsT PRE1GIUM
EOIsELEss
F A NJ I L Y
SEWING MACHINES
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICEsi
AT oR1ATLY REDUCED RRLoBsi
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICESi
eco AND UPWARD.
eco AND UPWARD.
eco AND UEWABO.
ever Twenty per Cene. DisesuAai
Over Twenty per CsnG. DiseO~At1
Over Twenty per CsHt DiSeOuHGI
FROM QUE FORMER PRICES.
The great success attending the introduction Of
our New style Family Sewing hHehiuss in this
stAts aS 10 al OthsrS,) has prompted certain I'M
prineiplsd and unreliable parties % sndeaver to
force public certain infsFlOr and 80 CALLED
"CHEAP NACHINEs."
which, either By legal inIuuetiOns or from tAsir
own inherent defects, have long since died out In
the Eastern States.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

- Send for Circular Of our REDUCED PriesS,
Cuts, Samples Of Sewing, etc.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

=
end SsAsr pseaiiar deposits
AAssase Osv~-At ths ne regular esemu,
nIsAsisa 4 q Dorado Lodes. z. and \. H.. ",
H., D.. TiasS. AeliVsssA a. iasssSsaisg .tssssr,
% nAuetIoe" and 10 Ne name d Ihs LOAgC
PsssssssA Psassa Masssris iswol y Jamss
MsBslh. TIE jswsl % hsAntifal and bsaSs tAls
isssssptOa. "PrsssaaOA - brother P. A..
Jszss AeBsIA. By The members Of n D0raAs
LeAsA Ne q. 2. anA A. ~"
WAaaa Waam. --Zhass sslvagsA nessssiay
Soe psevldlpg sgeipVs danger, - ths mas
sAssA Aase knswA' uAs ~ tosA wasss
as.r ~ eapk y tltOgtOwa creek; Tie wind
Als1 ssdths deed sa@S ed vssily OhAa wagO1
WEE tAkSa Aswa against tAe Canal stgesl
Assass. - Tuesday HiGAt, and wrecked a.
0oss y total loss.
Assa.-AmaaA Hsllss~sysP win elvs . bal
a Ussasscpol laala % lleSaay dv6nlig nsxt
A esaa1Al IaVilalsoA + ssasaAsd. Tkae9vsss.
= higssa hasv bssa Ossasvd 10
NAeoA. ,see is. N = 10 ~
Wkxesla akssk ~ AtAssssoa II tAs Road
Osssss1 y tASA psrtisn a - rcd sRtssAian
~ $40 nalss y uppseF khsfslIie. Ia
Sasssol.Asa sslsiaa. We. AasO bssa -
saFsa Aftlyi sNsysaien No hare eosasd
che ussaaaiastAas Y b ths wesst pssssaa q
tAs ~ Nssesss sAs ~ ed Wishes. Il
sAesA b siasuasA - Il osss. --ys,- .,-v
PosspouaA-Tha sxhlbilIoa Il d. Hsssssk'I
ScAOel 70 pOStpOusd until further notice. Prep
ssAsieas bad bssR made far ~ sShiAisssa u
taks plese - Wednesday alsAt OfsAls wssk Il
De 1Asaass bat Ne vsasAss hes hass IOs bed
ussOW.-Oa TburaaAy sysnibs lasA ia
Ted was olssIsa EsssnaA Of YSuaE Assssso
1Aglas O. No. :, Oics william MsCOsaipk
ssssasA -.-.-..--..l-.. -.
CaAasa.-TAs hAa -WhicA NEE 10 have con,
e e 81 opssaRa, % SAss eSSsiuR - bsel
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w. b. WILKES.
RIYNoLDssURs, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio,l
January g. 1881
WIN. G. FILLER
YPsILlNr1, Mich. Ian. "a. Iae

From tbs ESausxsy, Norfolk, Ys,
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for vbioh
tney were made, VIE: Cure of headache in eli ia
Eom tAs Rzo~sissy, Noe,o1, Va.
They have bsen tested In more than q tI,csxsnd
cases, with entire success.
F|om fAs Dsssoerat. ST. Cloud, MIss.
sFe o, have n been tr1sbIsd ta the bad
may have them In case OF an:attaok. -,
From ths wets,s r. r. Ga..tts, C1i.o,o. m.
We heartily endorse Mr. Spsldins. and bis IN
ivailed Cephalio Pills.
Ftcm tbs SoaA.-s PatA N.dv, Nr. 0ylss.,. Il.
4, Try Thorn you that are afflicted, and ~ arc spre
souI tss can be sddsd 70 tbs sey
other medicine can produce. ''''> ~
!, F1cs. tIs easet.., Ds-s.pe-s, Icsss.
N article he did not isov TO Iossess real merit.
Fton tn Ado~tiser, Pyesldsses, RI
Inc Cephale Pulls are said TO DO q remarkably
edectlve remedy for the headache, and one All the
very best for thht very frequent complaint when
Flow fSs 81. Lonis Dsssae,sf.
o. ne immense demand for the article (Cepbake
Ffo1r iAs KasassAs VALLEY ssar, KsaS..as, Va.
ache, who try them. viii stuck to item. '' "''o-
From sas Advwti,~. P,orids.s., RI
Inc tssumory In their favor ls stronr, from the
most RESPECTABLE quarters.
From tAs Daily Ns,cs, Ns,c,o,t. RI
Cephalio Pals are taking the place of ali k,pos.
E'on fA1 Commercial, Bsll.tss. Bosso.. Ma,,.
said 10 Dc very efhoaoious for the headache.
From tbs Commercial, Cias,ssasi, Ohio.
Suffering humanity oan now be relieved.
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An EXPEDITION TO WEsToN-TwENTY.SKvEy
THOUSAND DOLLARS IN GOLD CAPTURED Capt
John List returned 10 this city last evening hav-
ing In charge twenty-seven thousand dollars In
gold, taken from the bank at Weston, Va, where
10 had been placed to the credit OF the Western
Lunatic Asylum, by the State authorities Capt
List was commissioned by Gov. Peirpoint to go
and take charge Of this money, the work on the
Asylum having been stopped, and there being
reasonable apprehension that the gold mig ht fall
into hands OF Letchefs government The Captain
proceeded to Grafton and upon making known his
object TO General Mcclellan, in less than twenty
four hours a regiment of men, under Col TYLER
were on the march The expedition left Clarks-
burg on Sunday evening, and marching all light,
reached Weston on Monday morning about S
O'Clock. The people We're all asleep, but the fne
band which accom- panied the expedition aroused
the drowsy population by playing the Star Span
gled Banner. Col. Tyler took possession Of the
place, and Capt. List went down and demanded
the money In the name Of the State of Virginia
No resistance was made, and the money was soon
forked over. Some Of the bank men thoug bit the
amount ought to have been taken In currency, but
Capt. List said he didn't think So and that was
all Of 1t The troops captured some twenty odd
prisoners, all Of whom were released upon exami-
nation, eIcep: the following, who were brought
up 20 Grafton and placed under guard: Jes IT
Jackson, Geo. Butcher, w. T. Lively John
Kearns, Jr and ]. shumat. Against these there
are especial charges A guard Of six men accom-
panied the money 10 this city, and last nieh II
was safely deposited In the Northwestern Bank,
and will be used by those to whom IL truly be-
longs-the true State government WhesIing Is
tslitRsaeu
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE & PATRONAGE

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, LADIES, and CENT EMEN
In all parts of the world testify TO tho sffcecy OF
PROF. o. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentleRen of the Press are unanimous in its
ron 30 doubt. ava
S5waI. ssdsxEr, Nsy ,Yos.. Dec. %, lsp.
sf s; s h as. 81 Ss E.f
81 s.aa1.s 81 thine.
s .na SSiinsS aai s sS S9r a VI ny ~
TOR" f .s snd I'm
IandIGf 20 form upon It. Each OF these disssree.
Ss 70 sh snd tSSI III,
% the top OF my head and threatening to make me
In this UNPLEASANT prodlcament was induced 70
try Woods Hair Restorative, manly to arrest the
t tdn Of ofm{ hail. for had Eea! 40 eFPects
E.ss.S surprised g fnd, ssr the uss q Two bot
.ensibiity 70 the scalp snd dandru esassd to form
wife, whose socftatlon was Induced to II try u.
For this, Among the many obligations / owe TO
Sfvs s 70 D1s who
example, and useitif growing gray or gettin, Bad.
EcSJ s%sRs Sad Co., ~ B sEs A. Lt n
o ny s Il III ssrSot the CITY, and
SIAMsToN, Ala, July %, 1853
To PROF. o. J. WoOp Dear Siy-Your "a air
Restorative" has done my hair so much good sInoe
I commenced tho usp Of it, that wish to make
are great. A man or woman may benearly deprived
q hair and by resort to Jour Hair RestoTanve''
Ene helr Will return moro beautiful than ever a,
least tnls is my experience. Believe il ell
f, yours uuly, WM ii. KENNEDY.
publishing In orr Southern papers you will yet
more patronage South. see several of your oar
psper. w, ri. kTNHnT.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
fkog.O :. ,Wo0D; DsdT Sfy Having had the
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me eneots 81 the yellow fever, In New Orleans In
l85, vas induced to make trial of your prensra-
dOn; and found II TO answer as the very thins
needed. MY hair Is now thick and glossy and nd
words can express my obligations TO yon In rfv1ns
70 the smloted such treasure finley Johnson
The Restorative 10 put up 10 bottles If three sizes
VIZ large, mediun and small; the small hold hal
plnt APO retals for one dollar per bottle; the
gum poins ef least per cent more In proportion
taan the SmA Tetails for two dollars per bottle
te hfss holds quart, 90 per cent moro In prop&r
York and liz MsRfss Stree. 81 Lou Eoal.
Bold IN this city By c. sToTT, srs Pa. avenue
n 6oty.alW "
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70 b PIT ul 70 strong beg. tsoopsrsd., saa The
II 10 % B. distinedy upaecstood that tbs vssons
Are 70 be Constructed that the ssverAl para q
any one wagon viii agree and exactly &c those oil
any othel. 80 e to resatre no punbsrine OF a.
uscd tor their sosstruotioI % Be Of the beet 1af
o.; sl the wood thoroushly sesser ed, end the
vo'k In lbs pcrts faithfully executed In the best
vQI kmanlike manner.
The work msy be i1speotsd hom TIME % tune %
IL prosress Q, By sa on ser or agent Of the Haltsr
painted until ~ shall hsve been inspected and sp-
proved By said ofioer or AGENT authorIsS 10 in
speot il When fli ned, painted. and srcepted by
an ofhoer agent of the Vari efmssteys DE- part
ment, end delivered 80 herein agreed. they SHAH
Be paid for.
NJ c. MEIGS.
lie q iav7w QuartArIpaStar Genarsl r. q
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RRNou ! MIbttII:TF iHREXI ROCKS;

H MILITARY BOOKS.
= RENCH RICHSTlEN have just received a
isrse ara oompIet4 assortment Of Military Books
OF all kinds. which they offer from ten TO fift,
Pr, cent below the regular retail pTioss,-in
A nov edition of Hardee's Infantry and Rias
Tectios, complete, 01.2e Z IlI - y "A
Forhes' Volunteers N annual, Q vols, ~
Allet,s CQmpentfum Of Hardees Tscfios, 800
Srcss's Military Surysryy75o -" ''', ~
aahsn's Field z rti6oation and Outpost, each u
Ine SOLDIERS Guide, oompiete manual and
dttp book for the use OF the Volunteer Militia and
sTbs HAND, Bocf Tor the O. 8, Soldier. b.ips +.
hrst book Of instruction. 20 the D. B. infsn1y to-
Ai.c, 4nitsly Maps, Map Of the SEAT of Wa,
Hss, Hsdsss scd Msssls q eysu description.
ms ' fEsS SIS flhsIbcHstEI s;,, |.
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READER, 20
ras f! sI5 then Judge

ABRAM COLE, Of Brooklyn, N. y. a vsl
tried AYERS, PILLS, which taken soccrdIns %
the directops for this complaint, restored aIm %
mon he be has had 20 ret9{n Of his comp aipt
GEO: W. CROSS, Of Harmony TEXAS, had IN
when covered about one third Of his body. ID keet
the parts affected covered with scab, and benz
often raw sore, vas Of course very oublesome
and eletsessine It no much impaired hIs health a.
70 Unit himi Sr business epd kept him in constant
hYERT cOMfOUND EXTRACT NRsx.
PARlLLAs which oured him. His skln still sho1s
sems scars from the sosrstion bat Il ID othsrviss
John =. sH0oR. Ess an eminent lawyer Of
hionmona. Va. tcsk ceid whieh sestlsd on his
bad cough, vhich ves soon followed by The unmls-
aka1ls smPtoms OF eopsumPdsn. When r.dpced
Ky Ky PES, ik AL. ytieh soon seopped the cough
yPrspsfed b Dr. }. Q. AVER Co.. Lowell.
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By the use OF these Pills the periodic stacks
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THE EVENING STAR.
MONTEREY. 20
sY czAaiHs rysso HOFFMAN.

BY ezAsLRs rgSso HOFFMAN.
We we're not many-we who stood
before the iron sleet that dey;
Yet N Any = gallant spirit would
Give half his years If he but could
Have been with US At Monterey.
Now here, row there. the sho, 10 hailed
In deadly drills Of & ,Ty spray;
Vet not sir ale ldieT QusIled
When wounded conn des round them walled
Their dying shouts at Monterey.
And on. stIil on orr co umn kept,
Through walls of flame, its whitening way ;
Where fell the dead the living slept,
StlIl charging on tie guns which swept
TIE slippery Ltreets Of Monterey.
The foe himyelf recoilsd sghast
When, stIi iRg where he strongest lay,
We svOOped tie thanking batteries past,
And Drawing full their IN IrderOus blast,
StOrmed home the towers Of Monterey.
Our bsnaers on the turretJ wave,
And there the evening bugles play,
Where orange boughs at owe their grave
Keep Ereenthe mausOrv Of the brave
Vine fought nd fell st Monterey.
We WIRE not msny-ve VINO pressed
Beside the brave who fell that day;
But who of Us has not confessed
Hs'd rather share their warriors rest
Than not hsvs besn ct Monterey.