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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-12-13

IMrMsoNED.--James Il. Lakeland, a
prominent lawyer of St. Louis, Mo-, has
been thrown into a military prison in
consequence Of speech delivered by him
just previous to the election. lie is
charged, among other things, with "pub-
licly dcpreciating tho paper currency of
the country Republican merchants of
San Francisco, who refuse to take green
backs had better heed the warning.
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BRIDGE NOTIOM-

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN will apply to the Board Of Supervisors az Ii
Dorado County, California at their meeting In Feb
ruary 1885, for license to keep toll hridge across
the South Fork Of the American River at Chill Bar,
in said county, for one year.
ELI GEORGE.
Chill Bar, December 18th, 1s62.-lm
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u. auttful G0ods.-We would respectfully
call the attention Of the public to the large and ex
tensivc stock Of goods just received by Hernandez
b Anderson, Plaza Book store. Their stock con
sists OF Gin Books, ANIMALS, Stationery, Blank
Books, Musical Instruments, all endless variety Of
Toys, and a hne assortment Of Photograph Al
buns, handsome and elegant, and just the article
for holiday present for the ladies. Call and rx-
anime and select for yourselves.
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ARCADE RESTAURANT,
SUMMONS,

0O Ia mON0.
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF FL Dorado,
- ss.-Justce's Court, Placerville Township.
The PEG pie Of the State Of California, to George
B. Webb, Defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me
at my ONCE in Placerville Township, Of the County
Of FL Dorado, on the Sth day Of December, A. D.
lSG2, at O'Clock z. NJ, to answer unto the com.
plant Of VIM A. January, who sues to recover the
of ninety-lve 65-lO dollars, for principal and
interest due upon your note payable to said Janua-
ny and dated the 18th day Of September 1850, and
for money paid to your usey-WleR Judgment win he
taken against you for the said amount together with
costs, il you fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable Of said County
Greeting Make legal service and return hereof.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of December,
A. ID. 1862. JOHN BUSu
Justice Of the Peace in and for said Township.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Ell Dorado.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, by affidavit fled
that the above named plaintiff has a Just cause Of
action against said defendant, and that said defend
ant cannot, after due diligence be found within this
State,-It is therefore ordered and directed that
service OF The summons in this cause be made upon
said defendant by publishing the same in the Noun.
tain Democrat, q weekly newspaper published In
the City Of PlacervilIe in said County for the space
Of two weeks at the expiration Of which time the
service shall be deemed complete, and also by mail
Ing to defendant copy Of said summons at his
place of residence; and this cause is continued until
the goth day of December 1862
Given under my hand the Sth day OF December
lsg9. JOHN BUSH,
I'd Justice of the Peace.
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An honorable and euviable record
the present national Administration will
bequeath 10 the American peopIe-one to
which they cannot refer without the blush
Of shame nantling their cheeks. What
the patriots Of the Revolution fought for,
what they acquired by blood and treasure,
hardsbipe, privations and suffering, the
Administration seems determined to rob
us Of 1t has crushed civil and political
liberty. The right of States to partici-
pate freely in the work Of civil govern
ment has been embarrassed or defeated
by it; their prcrOgative Of managing their
own domestic affairs has been supcrce.
ded by the appointment of military Gov
errors to control them and legislate for
them against their will; their inherent
rights have been autheritatively denied ;
tbs t:t--;|h7,-e!:.:> ~: - 81 sEt n y
ferent departments of the Government
has been disturbed; and the civil has
been subordinated to the military power.
It has created new offices, to reward un-
worthy favorites and instruments, in fla
grant violation Of the Constitution. 1t
has arrested and immured in loathsOme
dungeons innocent loyal citizens without
warrant or trial II has removed and at
tempted to disgrace loyal Generals for
simply refusing 20 iOdOrsc its brutA f'Osr-
cy. 1t has enticed the negroes Of the
South to flee from their masters and en-
couraged them to destroy their property.
1t is feeding and clothing and keeping in
idlencSs an army Of vicious contrabands
in the National Capital. at the expense Of
the taxpayers, Il has discharged wlfte
men and given their places to negroes. 1t
has invaded the civil rights Of citizens in
instances without number. Personal lib
crty, the right Of trial by jury, the free
dom of speech and Of the press, the right
Of political discussion, the privilege of pc.
tition, and the right Of property, it has
ruthlessly infringed. 1t has violated the
American sentiment Of liberty without
scruplc and without stint. The mandates
Of the Constitution, designed for the pro.
lection Of these great elements Of liberty,
it has treated as vain and nugatory. II
has conducted the Government as Il there
were no such thing as a Constitution
1t has appointed to prominent and lucra
tive positions, in defiance Of public senti
mcnt, the vilcst Abolitionists in the Union
men who have persistently and jealous.
ly prayed and worked for dissolution Of
the Union. 1t sent notorious and con,
victed thiel-convicted by the representa-
tives Of its own party-to represent our
country at St. Petersburg. 1t has made
a national debt Of twelve hundred millions
of dollars and nearly bankruptcd the
country. These are but few of the
blessings which the Administration has
bestowed on the American people. Ought
we not to be grateful to it and keep it in
power?
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ing advocate of mob violence.

'CuARAcTEmsrIc.-Every Administra.
ton hound is yclping at the heels Of Nc
Clellan. While he was at the head Of
the army, these same sneaking ours
praised him extravagantly. How thor
oughly servilc they exhibit themselves to
the American people. Whatever degrad-
ing services the Administration demands
of them they willingly perform.
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The REACTIoN. reaction in public
sentiment against the reasonable and de-
structive policy Of the Republicans, in"i-
Gated in the elections held this fall, is tru-
ly encouraging to the friends Of the Union.
It is the most remarkable political revo-
luton Of the age, ard speaks we'll for the
intelligence and patriotism Of the masses.
Every means was rcsortcd TO by the Ad.
miniStration to elect its friends; swindling
contractors spent their money freely to
assist it, and All army Of ofIice-holdcrs,
supposing the people as craven and cor
ruptible and fawning as themselves, by
promises, applications and threats, sought
to influence them. But they were not to
be deceived by romiscS nor intimidated
by threats. They had tried the party in
power to their sorrow, and knew that it
was rocking in infamy and sinking with
corruption, and they were impatient Of
its weak, wicked and blighting rule. II
had brought disgrace on the American
name, and if continued in power would
make the American people the scorn and
laughing stock Of the other nations. Pa
tient and forbearing as they are, this was
more than they could submit to, and ST.
lently but potently they put their seal of
condemnation upon the men who had
brought diShonor upon our country.
~. y $500 -
TRAITOR SENATORS. odd Chandler, Of
Michigan, was not the only Abolition
Senator who was anxious for war and
bloodshed, for "blood letting" and dis
union. \ majority of them, bcSicViHg in
the invincibility of numbers, exulted in
the idea Of whipping the South. Judge
Douglas, in his last letter from Washing
ton to his friends in Illinois, declares that
for partisan reasons many Republican
Senators were anxious to dissolve the
Union. And yet these precious traitors
and their minions boast Of their attach
ment to the Union! Read and ponder
the following extract from the letter OF
Judge Douglas:
"The fact can no longer he denied that
many of the Republican Senator's desire
war and diSunion, under pretext Of saw
ing the Union. They wish to get rid Of
the Southern Senators, il order to have
a majority in the Senate to confirm the
appointments, and many Of them think
they hold a permanent Republican as
tendency in the Northern States, but not
in the whole Union for particular rea.
sons they are anxious TO dissolve the I'm
ion, if it can be done without holding
them responsible before the people"
Upon these miserable inccndiarics and
their TOOLS worthy representatives Of the
Aboiitionized Republican party. more
than upon all else, rests the awful res
possibility for the present national cnlam
tiles. All efforts for a compromise, fol
an amicable adjustment Of our difficulties
brought about by the laAlesSnesS ant
threats Of these traitors, were defeated By
them.
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The Union and Bee go in for enforcing
the laws in every part Of the country
Union.
What brazen falschood. The Union
has justified every illegal arrest made by
authority Of the Administration and glo,
rifed over the destruction of Democratic
newspapers by Abolition Republican
mobs! 1t was an ardent apologist and
defender of the mob Vigilance Committee
Of San Francisco, and approvingly pub
lished communication recommending
the organization of Vigilance Committees,
in opposition to the laws, in every county
in this State. Instead of going in for
reinforcing the laws" its files prove that
it has been the consistent and unwaver-
ing advocate of mob violence.
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miscellaneous anbtrtisinU,
To ala Whom it may Gomez. -

nEEEBi INFORM those Who are Ipdeh,.d 4.
by note or "lherwisr, which il due, to cs,,
my rrgulHr place OF business and settle III 81 ~
on or before the 9th day of Decer same
NEXT as all notes and accounts due me mus, - Der
tied at that time. Parties Interested UI ~ V ct
take notice. L. LANDEn~ESSNnto
Placerville, October Eth, lSG9.
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OWEN LovEJoY, the nbolitionist, was
elected to Congress by 800 minority.
Two years ago be received $500 ma
jority.
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TEACHERS. CONVENTION.

TINE Teachers County Convention will meet at
i the Court House, on Monday next, at ten o'clock
A. M. Tits hoped that there will be n full attend
Of teachers, trustees, and friends Of education
NJ A. LYNDE,
Co. sup't OF Public Instruction.
December 18th, 1s62.-1t
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Ell DORADO co. AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

NOTICE.-I.ish hereby ordered ~ The Board
~ of Directors that tie animal ~ '-;itg Of Il e
Fl Dorado County Agricultural Sor,iy h,. hell ~
C"lnmA, on Satul day, the l7th Day OF
January, 4. II. ISIS trr thv elect IN %! "lic'r-
for the cii,Giug year, nrI SIGH o'tcr tIsinr.s a,
may be necessary. A FIJI ATTENDANCE j. req1r-'ed.
Tits. Pr,s.A,ht
Attest Tdos. }. OnGJS Secretary ii
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When the cold North Wind blows,
Be prepared with warm clothes!
p. SHERMAN & CO..
OLD ROUND TENTw

A kE ON HAND to supply their patrons with the
n articles necessary for the FALL AND WINTER,
and have taken particular care to have n stock OF
Fall and Winter goods that cannot be surpassed, in
style or quality, and which cannot fail to please the
taste OF the most fastidiouS.
We have just received, per last steamer, large
and complete assortment CT
Pilot and Beaver 0vercoats;
Fine Black Cloth and assorted Cashmere Dress
Goats;
Cashmere Suits; Cashmere Business Coats, Pants
and Vests-a fine assortment
Hats Of every style, manufactured expressly for
our trade;
Boots Of ahqualities, sizes and prices-such as
Denkert's, Godhey's, Wings Underwood's
Union, Metropolitan. &c;
Goodyears India Rubber Boots, Pants and
Leggns
Mission Mills Blankets, all colors;
Under and Over Shirts Drawers, etct, etc.
Alec n nnl.-l:I
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Now DUE.-Our citizens will see from the
card of the city tax-collector, in another col
umn, that their taxes for the current year are
now due. 1t is to be hoped that all will prompt
ly pay.
LIEUT.. CEN BLACK has daily review of the
lovers Of good drinks at the greyhound Saloon.
His corps is in admirable condition and well
satisfied with their ACCOMMODATIONS, as appears
from their smiling couDtenances and good ap-
rctitna --..--..-
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B IR T HIS.

AZ Spring Garden Ranch, December eth, Josiah
II unter and wife Of a daughter.
In San Francisco, November SOth, Mrs Thomas
Fitch Of n con.
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THE Pony still lives, and we receive by it
daily at an early hour the Sacramento Union
and San Francisco Bulletin. Its services will
be in great demand for the transmission Of let
tiers so soon as the raint make the roads too
heavy for rapid stage travel.
We ore indebted to Harry Ruff, of Wells,
Fargo l. Co. and to Hernandez Il Anderson
and R. G. Culver for daily files of Sacramento
and San Francisco papers.
JERRY SULLIVAN, Of San Francisco, is entitled
to our thanks for large bundle Of Eastern and
European papers.
AUCTION eirsOn 4 Jewell, pawn-brokers'
on the Plaza, will sell large lot of unredeemed
pledges, and some Bne liquors, at auction, at
10 O'Clock A. H., on Monday next.
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BADGER s. I.ISDEXBERGER
Nos. al, 4lS and 49, Battery street, corner Of
Merchant, San Francisco,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK.

I'VE would call the Alteration Of CnrxrRr MrR.
w CHANTS 10 our unusually large stock OF Goods.
Our stock c"ul?T scs every az, !v in the
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
Line. w have constantly on hare tiArsr.'.tori
and or atc,t variety ~ CASHMERE AND wool.
MATS ~ suy house IN San tranci.'o. and cur
prices tr Fhes- goods are .e>s tlan t'>r - Al,
other huGse. a. "" receive thrsr direct iru'n IL,
Naru:a, ,ur,r.,i CuN>I ,NNLNr. UGr -'.,L uf
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Isra-'irAIv '.rartivr trrl 8! great tr..frt the
COUNTRY MhkChANf - t;.e nH4sunii, i"u l,rt,,-
vs. han ~" cost u ripcr;a:irn W. ai,o L,cp the
STAPLE AEritLES ~ the DRY GOODS line. winch
goods W. have i'lr.I-'! ia hts n..ia-t .,., 70.
HAMMER and are OG,tIug ihrja at NV YORK
CHSr, AND LtSS
W pui'. 'i., CtEp O.. RI ~ D.; W. nay max,
nrT acqVn;utau'"~. aud p Gur,' tl.-, s',.f.,- not
heretofore pur,!A,ed %, u t" ca ami iu>p, Ct ,ar
.it,k.
Al "" AK : an q '.'t..ty :, !. NO" TiiE
Tu''iS aLd na.y tie i.i ! t ir,, ... AZ ~
the rr,ulI.
coon articles ard LOW prices are ,he gr-nt in
lucrtn"ni, /" ali Who purchase To sch gam. Mr.
chants VII" buy 81 a. malr a good profit. and
sell \" 'ttr cusi"'n"r~ ~ low fS'.rt. We rruiAIi.
respectfully, your cbrit.Ii servants.
BADGER LINDEhEiisIEE,
Wholesale q, tA:s AKA. Hat War,iYti--,
Nos. III, :, ) a..d - i.ai'-.y /.
Snr fihucIseo.
san Francisco. o., >.r l-,s, l,6..-Su
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Gents Furnishing Goods

Davis and Jones' White and Fancy Shirts:
Cravats, Ties, Collars, IIandkerchefs,
MerinO Undershirts and Drawers
Kid, Silk, Thread Buck and WOllcn Gloves;
Merino, Wooden and Cotton Socks, etc.
TRUNKS, VALISES, Carpet Bags,
ETC., of every description.
Together with large variety Of other articles too
numerous 10 mention, all Of which we viii sell At
the LOWEST CASH RATES. We will abide by our
MOTTO Quick sales and small profits.
We solicit an examination Of our stock and prices
guaranteeing to all who purchase OF US the most
satisfactory results.
COL IT'S Pts TOLSi
OF the Improved Pattern, always on hand.
P. SILBERMANN d co.
r. siL1tHA"N' lo;til ISAAC RAR1AS,
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rgNHE Il X / b II n l. A l. VI {
III EOR lSGl.


This popular ANNUAL viii be ready about January 49, and
win contain;
ELECTION RETURNS from all the States Of the urion.
holding elections in 1861 osculy compiled io the Tribune
Almsnsc;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
for the year 1852;
GOVERNMENT OF the UNITED sTATES-E'eeuti'e
and Judicial ENJOYS Extraordinary and Minister Resident
from the United States at Foreign Courts;
SENATE Of the UNITED STATES, Members Of, CLASH
fed;
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVE Of the UNITED
STATES Politically classified.
LIST Of STATES Capitals Governors, time' Of Lesisl'.
tive Meetings General Elections etc.;
POPULATION EACH STATE BY COUNTIES. also
the Population Of the principal Cities Of the United states
from the Cen,u, Of 1860;
THE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF ACT Of the
Special Sessior-ho,h complete;
Also ABSTRACTS Of the other important Acts OF the
Second Session Of the XXXvIih Congress aud the Special
seion of the XXxvIIh Also the important Proes
nation, OF President Lincoln;
CHRONOLOGICAL ACCOUNT OF the important events
connected with the Rebellion, other masters Of genera
interest.
PRicH n cenis ~ COPIES for 100 copies S. postage
psid. By trpfes, 81 per 100 Cssh orders solicited
We can ,uppy back numbers Of the Tribune Almanac iof
ve.rs I84e 1855 1856 1885, 1853 1882 1860 and IDOL fnce
- 'eH HdaIe., '''' p- THE TRIBUNE:
kew-iork
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NOTlCE.-The public are cautioned against
receiving negotiating or eight Promissory Notes pnr
porting TO be made by JOHN stLDDtR payabs TO the
ord- Of H. S. PIERCE for the Of Five Hundred Dol
lars esoh four Of them dated the '+ih day OF Septemoer
lpi The other dated the 9th OF September lsol
payable Ut three r niue and twelve month";, from their
dse which said Notes have been Obtained without any con
Alteration, on yauc vhstsoeverthough fraud false preisn.
.rs s .ioot- the hsy. been maPProIrasd The
said Note. vii he found worries. 10 the holder
January u. JOHN SClD
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I" TIVE PEN Is MGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD
NE GOLD PFN-THE BEST or ALL PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

TlIE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
90 receipt Of any Of ne o9sinr sums IN rash or post
directed Gold Pen or P-us 'eei'ag fAs 'dms soord"S
"'''' GoID PENS, WITHOUT cAsFs
For y cent, the Magic Pens for ~ cents ~. Lucky Pen
el 50 ess; the Psa' for 70 sen' the E'.'
rhE Il ; san u fESs y EXTENSION
For 80 cents the Magic rsn er 70 cei' the Lnctv Pen
for u The Alw,y'he'dy Pen iof e =. TIE Plant Pen
sood whiting t3oA Pen, with Irdo.nn foin,. III.
Of every Of which will IA. ouis'i o' Of tie best
The nam. "A Morton" "Sumber" and Quality" ar.
stamped the following Pens and the Points are ~Asntst
for an months except sgsin sciieu The numbers fndi
cate srs only; No. being The smallest. No. the largest
adapted for the pocket, No the smallest, .nd No. 10 hs
LARGEST Mammoth God Pen. for the desk Long and medium
Nib, Of all sizes and qualities shoft Sbs Of Noe and
and only Of frat quality. The eng.vng' are f.e'lH
les Of TIE %" GoI Id Pms Pms WITHOUT CASES.
For rs cents, No Pen, let quality OF NO. Pen' u
For g. .EO aPeu lot quality, No 'Peu, I'd quality
ora No Pen 80 guilty, ~, .p.o ,,o,,u.
"F% i5 g. no sPs"' i. quality, NO Pen, I'd quail
For ii e. 40 Pen it quality Or.No sPen 'lqusliiy
For 81 9, No. Pen j., quality vx,vys,oY
THE SAME GASP chsrs H Wirr II PENCILS IS
For 81 80 sNo Psn. let quality No Psn ad9usli,y
,y, or q No I Pen 3D. quality.
Tor o. No. 3Pen, III quality. oraNo Pen, I'd quality
For ~ So No Pen LIT quality No Pen, ID quail
fly. or No Pen. ID quality - . 60.
Tor s3a No Pea, III quality, ora No. Fen "a qnahJ
For 80 30 No. 6 Pen. Let quality .. .,,,,,,,.
GOLD PENS, ALL lat QUALITY, " slLNkR-MoUNItD
DESK HOLDERS.
For 81 No. 4 PEN Tor /! p sNo :Pen; Tor 81 ga
No. Pen For - ~ No Pen. 80 -.
For sfs no Pen; sor - no. 9Pen. aud for St No
10 Pen. q,
The ',s Quats"se pointed with the best Irido'mia
Points carefully selected ard Of vi. quality arc -
viii the slightest mperiecon which AN and ths el''"
scrutiny detect 49,.
m, "a q atty" superior TO any rcns made by hu'
previous TO tbe year 1910. =,
The ID ey" he inteud. shs' eqUs Ia aspect 10 DO
rsbily Fiss lily ard Good Wrrg Qnatir' THE only tle
cotr6efations) any Gold Pens made rlfe~iirr-
In regard tho Cheap God Pens he bog' leave 70 10y th
previous - operating bis New sd Pi.lied MnrDe' M
could mol hsv, made 80 Good Whiting snd Durable Pans m
IL. price had the Gold been frn bed srs'uiiois.y.
pgyie OrdDfrg on ias'drcrs sorcrp NE " NHD.
B,rp and Ouai,y" II sIcni Pcgs dHf Gaze, '"od
~ Tor sale by al dealers n tie line Throughout the
connuy. ,,o,ro,,
No - Maiden Tane, New.York.
apy one .enJnt iesr posi.tfnp VIII Give cir
r1ar with the engfs ,inss above rr''rfcd 70.
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priniins.

MARK THIS Cards, Zoe, 1000; Circulars
WI Sc; Biilhesds, -, R-smi Newspapers booh,
,1phleis Programmes rOsels aud cyoryiing printed
eaueIy -hsap .. X. DAWLEY'S New Establishment con
pet Of Re- AIDE ard CentTe.sts
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galcs bn Auttlon.

A. ~. MyRwI-. Aucriore-i.
DY BANGS, MERWlN & Co., Irving Build
ID in.. No. - and - broadw4y-sslss Of Books sta
'.onery Picture, wSrs Q, a. sAney "so1 Nc
THEOLOGICAL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOkS.-A
variety Il choice and valuable works In Theology the Css
H. and sBiari M.ceaneous Literature 8c. Cs,slceuei
ready Also IL hne modern OIL PAINTINGS In Itch
~ lInlne.. 10 be old q o.cloah.
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Gouse furnishing @ooos.

A NOTORIOUS FACT.
N EDWARD ID. BASSfORD
Cooper institute, -. 81.
l. now ceiling 6rst-clas SiLl NEGOTIATED WAKE, IAbLt
CUTLERY TEA TRAYS. FIRE SITS, COAL Holds,
&c. SKATES ~ iamsuse reelection Ia price ca, sse
and iudge fof yourselves
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90 Wbom II man Concern.

(NUIION.-All persons are hereby cautioned
~ sssins hsiborins Of trusting ANNA NJ. u>ErED, a.
will he reponsble for any debts eon,Isctea by her
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njc00ins Gar0s, sc.

At VIM. EVERDELL's SONS.-Weddin2
~ CARDS Of the lsrst style. a, No io4 fultonst, N
tEstablisbed l8lJ)
T n. JOHNSTON q Co., No. $50 Bower.-
a.. Inv mail Also Watches, Jewely. Silver Ware and
pls,ed Mare Of the best qualities ard a. low prices