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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

E0R Sale--Foctory near Atlautlc DOOR bi ,s,h,
bnilSine of brick lOozOl feet rs; boo., hgats'
on III ,ds. ground $50 roat Ito feet witt engine Of -
bor,s rover, r. r. KELLOGG ~ Pesgisi.. New Vsk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

fEIlE u. $. Revenue H. barometer, with Book Of
Il Tables sn3 llstIucious Tor Liquor Inspectors Price,
complete. s8 Mids by James w. Queen Co., NJ VA
CbestuU-sI, PAli4sel pLis. Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

Z ANDS.-TO Ali. WANTING IARNS.-
Large aid thriving etcnsrt Of N.neald. mud uac
tif'y mics south Of Pdsdepls b. raf, rs a3; po-
nuces large crops; ztscle sc az from 81 j. 10 so per
gay DID within four Jeas Good ouslnos O-nnygi good
c.eiy Hundreds stng aod InaAi1g i..fogeIn az.
Apply 70 CHARLES k. Lands. rOsiHAttyG Niuelsad
Caibsraud unity New-Jrrsey. Le,aIa ersd Palers
colta'llLg full information vii be sent Tree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17
6ouses amo Farms Wanieo.

WANTED-A moderate-sized 3-story Stone
w BtckFrcnt HOUSE witt all tbs modern Improve
Der bet iCth aud 9Th sta aud the 9TH sddo h
avs. Address Box No. 1862, Post-Ofics.
WANTED-On or b fore the LIST OF May, u
w SHOP and WAREROOM fsra Piano-Fc'te Ml1aI 9.
turer BET Gieod md 23i.s,a, B'osdssy ad'
PIANO-FORTE, Sprusa Post-OGce. and s,ste i9o'llon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

CPEClAL NOIiUE-Iho Anlty-st. Bur!.nB-
- 0soonI BY s,e isl p~rn from ne Liy nayteqf 40
tuf'css tie baiisou W Baptist Church te ne heph'i
Cl.ch 10 Oli..l-t will lionGHy 6,h int, commence
0ya q al rcudiGs H. tad ground on tie 'n 81
ATTY ard Wo1t5.s 70 the bssuiui lots pr cha-si by
tuefn an he Cypiess l Cemetery upess Othrfifr -
az the caIs dccrsset pe!s' ns iniefe7ed
doafs call 1T tic ground AID leave th'if directions vi
Deacon iain II. busseG wLo las kraJ coHsertrd pea
9Isy % UIo IN end tie removals And he ssd ifas'rer
h. rby give not to ell psons iuteesed IL gfHvsone
said ground Il remove the ac1e " tlo s4i
tA nst a. said trustees will be responsble inr such
ttones or monuments fer that dat, Wal PiItLPS,
NeTY.YOfk. Foo s. 1863 Iffste1t Board ~ Itusioe''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17
Nor,b nircr BauI,.-s,...m4u. q me NORTH

North River Eank.-s,s'smeus q the NOKTu
RIT BhNk rersef y Chapter ~ Laws 81 i3 ter tie wees
,nd a SATURDAY. tho 18th dog Of bsgsry, IocJi
tye'ess amount o Loan ead Dyco.a 'sSxS'SsI ~
Average amount OF Cfcuau'n st'Ss ~
Cty ssd Coonc o.. NewYofa A. Hays, Gamer o. N
Eslz. beng d-pse asa say A ,9> oese
tssaent correct zoe bes kngv.eie- ard tssA
A. Il. HAS cssatef.
wa. Are.s. Notary Pubac-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17
New.Yorls E.csa,se Eaul..-s...sesa. q b.

Newly DIRK Exchange Eanli.-siatecieat o. ~
SEW YORK EXCHANGE BANK, A. clni 81 by G. ssf 2so Lsws
lsi lie Saturday, The itb dsy c! tsary it
Loans aad p-colnis.. eiyB.sSS -
,ys-sso A. ,uu OF spect- ............... t;,sJS -
Average ernoaLt Of cicu.so io,,sSv
and County N.Sfo,s H. H. Hrs;eae CASHIER -
YORK " hsags d8lv sworn. has -
sy,ge ,st.reai Is c,nef knoTiedge ana bs-
o. B. HALoIRAD, Cesasr.
Sworn b,for, us lsA day Of P,bvsry, ,st
AS vss u Notary PstIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

I'm. REyOLVERS, Army size; 800 90,
sJttB Bsn $40, srployel ps,trrn, adopted - no
CJ,eri-a t Fo- L. o. manufactured piie,s Any ~
y. II. GOODMAN. NJ. ~, Broadway, room No. 4.
a CENTS PER POUND paid, Cash. for
- WHITE RAGS. suj >. 20 g for I'd NfW >PAPEE 3
B0OE5 aud fAMTI+5sLt 10, y - AZ. WhLhS', No. -
50 ne :.
~ CLAI5 PER POUND PAID, CASH, for
G VIII Ksgs u.d SIX CENTS Vrr T. f,5 oil SEES pa
rp,s Bo0t rsmph et and the hisne' cash prs ff oil
do OF e.e4n " [. 20 Fspef jHDMA3 T.. DEfALTi.
No li3 Wi aI-si. COZ. ~ SPrace-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

Newly ork County Bank.- a'sHsnt Of 'he NE -
YORK COUNTY BANy required Chapter 30 laws leS -
ia e4lps Ssrifd.y the ih Jay OF oruay lsoy;
L9aAs and DscoaEs ~ iSk3 ~
Ay-rss> auogn Sgeio Observation-Disclosures. 6L0S1 %
Average II Cua,LIsr l154ll w
-.
Cry C,ssy ei Sc9 Lace c Ogden, CASHIER -
ans, duiJ dss3~- en' ~ 80
boha
ISAAC q. cSDEs, Cashier.
Sworn before III 18Th dsy o. Pb'urry, ias. -
izi.ss, Soa<y puLlsc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17
Bank Statements.

Atlantic Dnnl,.-Ss,cr.spt Of the ATLANTIC BANK.
of Cfy VI SeWlersi reid ny CH.rsF ~ Laws o. i'
A., ~ .rr. "a IA, tr tJt4 j.. 20 Fh afy "a -.
A,rsa Ions an liz e7Os'ui
llftt alFf
81 Depl4t 1919
nd as.u,y he- !. J. y Soetawoftb Ffh'
s O. ,re .an. Ae ioft tems duly 5fssn. eep@ic Az
ue
: p S'e 's-'' Sh'''-
s-sn sl,rs o. t.. Ic'h tar o. P,h-uary. ls't ,
sg.ErJ H.. FuNAr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17
&c T)b0m II man Consern.

A GE.TLEMAN about to start on business
trp nopg merchants IN tue State Of Mchsac, would
tszs ~ ACbNCY fo e sao Of sone a.'ial aitice OF
or brSiresa ) tfrtory ssoudty given. Adj
di,ss c. d., Dox 40. a,54o +. %.
nAVID STUART information wanted Of
NJ DAVID STUAAI who en,ted ia 90 A. LOT hssust
Arilory when az heard fIOm {, Octobe, iU b" az
i,,t p(cseps uDder Cap'. SytiL Address bis motLe!,
FLORA A. STUART, West Point. Prince Ldwtrd Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

e;soe suH Leather Bank. Sta, nsut - he SHOE
AMI LfAIiER BAHa 10 me wec1 eI4ns s4rrlay nc ish
az Or F'tfdrry ls3; ..
avrse auou and Discounts S;,i9k1s5
gllOVDE Of As"th
snO1ut " CC uiaf 't-y
amount Of Deposits. ft1i"s'hs
Cy AM C,insy oi Sew York. Si !, ". arln, t.i,t
he soc AMI Leather Bank being duly s~ofn ~ ~ ts~
ID, st.r-Inrut b correct. w A. h.oSA-i, Csl"e.
Swo N before me ta.s 18th dsy u February, 80 nm.
JsRs a. sFotr. Notary PUBIC.
Trndcsmen's ..lnk.--S,s,euis's Of the ItAD@ v
MEN BAAA s. l. r1luiuA hy CO 30 Lew ~ 49, ios
ending tUdnv, .hr lSl CAV 81 JshHaY, -'
Ave ase Loans AMI DseoDp $500 :. ~ *
Ast-tse amount o., as
amount OF Gre aion...... "a
iHnt Of V pfs
CIV aud County ol Nv York ssi As'cy 10y IS ~
OF "a, aatsmeus Back. T. \, btus aus M soslrsle
.Ay thar e above statement coci 20 "a ~ - c,er
al belief 81 ~ 80
AHMED D''o'e h' "' IVA my " j. Di.as no'nry Pntle
g,,ou ,,nnk-sta,smsat o. uae lNioH pe. enihs Sal.
b.. ,e,.Ir'l l., q \. ~ 20 fqgset ~ i'
MD, uurr lg, TIC ~ eey ot reo' pss.9S:l rs
49,, vi InAuH Sh+ p''~''-- 81
AZ a..
,,..lr.tu Circulation r-s''--
Asf.n ,,tv of York 50, ,'a.'a ~. :.
60 a. Ss'f hrir sworn 'ep" a' say '1' , ASoss
o. ne o,r,,t Z, q pet % kn""suRs sio p.lrl
s,zs.icpts e"tie'"''' JANIS NJ LEWIS, C-sAlcr.
s..-, \, r,y, p,e tLls Iiih day Of February, lssS -
zsars n s-cs1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

Bank Of New y ork.-sil,-usns Of Zoe bANA VT
-ION ssf-14ret Cnar.cf "a lfs' - -, TX re
o. IA ss,Ifea7 To- s.f day o. y ls4.s az. A.,
4, ar aunri u tu4 %
-
az snoU ~ o. tfc1-i u-.......'''''''''''' NJ
srsf.t sl4
r,,r1 a. "A, q. Nsg iot.,i WIN y Mol tarhrf ID 10
IA eli s-~Ylrt h-us dfls'e r1i y i TIT iNle
100. ra-r,.t L. ne ts.t II aI 81 slf t'r
'-" ". 4 nAL-LN. Cashier.
eN"'"V'"' Nv 49, 49, l..,s. 4 GA .a-. Nai-ry =. lhr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

Ianl, Of The CoumOu W. u.sh. -stat-.nrni Q. 90
~ 1T CONS pNWEALlb,s Ic'i+rit ~ ef ~ is."'
81 - ii fs. 60 -l. s,t.I f-- az. - ol f' "a - ~
-ua,-t f fla1f fn. sfls Z" ~
Asr '''--s.''
Assfasr ant q . 81 10 49, -
.ur ,as.a ls.1e 90 cav Lal ne ".s. 80 ~ "
n.t,,.. ntv .ros lr .l. .r..L Gfi'.dF .t' - 'a.'I
s.s al ..sf. ,ss..s ne tic 81 tAy ; y sr',i1A
,. .sff BU.t asa.y !. az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

4 51ficr N iuutar'uFer-' y iuaNs-~tt" ii-"i % ne
LEArirt MANCFACIUREf, BANh 80 CiY u Ser io'i
frai- - Cprr Laws 1855 rsrk GUIDING sitgiti
IN. So Liy Of z, b-aary, itji 1870. 49,
C iollB hrl Dsoutt r..stB.tfO IL
- o. Sis,tuO ~
Atsr.e ariLut ct Tie la'e Ie.tlof
i,s o. - D~gs go ~
cg rd Cpuay OF Neo-ioft Nrhos- r.mer Ctter o.
,i .,-r Nau,tsfs Bans bsas day ar that
tie s.a.s eorfe., he b 81 ny .'s PAL 5e
rIChOLas \. PALMER, CEs.er
ssof. b-ors me ,'ls l6th aay O. t.5ma.y. lsti
REDtsI; BuLI. totay Plbhc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

% De s,'H
-. Ana Cllnfy "a Yogs. pet. " byspn, Cssi,ee
4, fS puix Lark barp duly sWor dsrosr sud thLt fs
~ ,o,rt to tie be. Of kn0Vfdge snd NJ fee
y y NJ. ERiS0A Cashier.
e,,-n L. f,-e ne thu lsh day Of Fbnay. ls3
Tso. 81 oxssIs, Notary fubtc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

Rank of Au,ericu. --Sstrmtnt Of the bANh w
Az tf. T-Ggtel Chsr'c+ 80 Laws of i A' WEI '
A. satafdiy th d.y 81 . oflafS .a-J ..,.o ~. a.
ioals it-l4rs
aiIuff '''''~'S
- .tat d , -, ca.--.-. ri96:y{ sI.gIs 90
a. a. ol .l.a-......-.- loOiS)
sHEll ~ ", ~ " -
Bsnl q A. s,. t-rg aay st.i depe~- sd - ~ inc sS'e
''-''"''"' "N'' - Wi l. J.N klHs, Cashier
ARMED - ~ u ,hu le;a aay Of February '9 ,,.
f,a,Gsir Butt, So'1y Pubic
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20
ENOhxOUs FEra.-It appears from the

ENORNOUs FEEs.-It appears from the
report Of the Select Committee appointed
by the lower House of Congress to in.
quire into the contracts Of the Govern
ment, that in the course Of their dis
cOveries la New York, the fact was drawn
out that the collector Of Customs, Naval
Officer and Surveyor Of that port, are in
receipt Of fees and commissions that are
simply outrageous. During the year 81,
'62, the Collector received the snug little
sem Of one hundred aud ffty thousand
four hundred and sixty dollars; .ke Nao
val officer f1fty-niDe tbOuSaa53 32F22 mn.
dred and ninety-six dollars, and the Sur
veyOr eighteen thousand four hundred
and sixteen dollars. These enormously
paid Office holders can we'll afford to sus'
tain the Administration and hire news.
papers to eulogiEe 1t and indOrSe its wis
dom, honesty and prudence. Their pro-
fessions of loyalty to the Administration
save their extravagant emOluments from
being reduced.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

A TRUE PICTURE. is conceded, by
friends and opponents, that the last Con-
gress was the weakest, most worthless.
corrupt and obsequious that ever con
vened at Washington. The dominant
party had not q member in it Of respecta'
ble attainments. Low, Phelps, and Sar-
geAnt, by accident, represented Califor'
mia in it, and they are specimen bricks"
of the whole body. Senator Richardson,
Of Illinois, in a recent speech at Chicago,
thus alluded to his late contemporaries in
Congress:
AZ thank heaven that no such body Of
men as the last Congress, can meet again
until the trumpet Of the Archangel shall
summon all the bold, bad men--all the
friends of despOtism, aiderS Of tyranny,
and enemies of liberty-that have even
polluted the face of the earth with their
presence, to answer before just God for
their terrible guilt"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

TmE JoRX BRowx RAID-AN lNPok-
rA~r DISCLOSURE Mr.. Sumner was re-
elected to the United States Senate the
other day, by the Legislature Of MAssA'
chusettS Mr. Swan, a Republican,
would not, it seems, vote for Mr.. Sum
ner, and gave the following reason for SO
refusing:
al come now, Mr.. President, to what
is known in history As the John Brown
raid. This expedition was planned and
fitted out in Boston and its expenses de-
frayed by subscription. The day he
started for Harpcr's Ferry, on his deed Of
murder, he dined in room No. 4. Parker
House, with some Of the most Jealous and
ardent supporters Of Mr.. Sumner, and for
this reason allude to it The Republi.
can party now disown the act; they call
him . mOnomaniac, An insane man! but
when the telegraphic w.res, with light
ming speed, brought the news Of bis death
to New England, 30 depraved at that
time was the public sentiment here, that
the village church bells toIIed out his fu-
neral knell, and the ministers Of God,
With Q few honorable exceptions, prayed
in their puipits that the spirit Of the
"departed saint" might rest in peace.
This act Mr.. President, was the death
blow to the peace Of the Union. With
out Il, Virginia would not have seeded,
and God grant that We may yet recover
from il. know the names Of the per-
sons who were engaged in this transac'
ton, and shall leave record Of them for
history.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

CoRRUPTIoN FUND.--Itis rumored that
the Abolition State Central Committee in
tend issuing a circular levying tax Of
ten per cent upon all salaries and profits
of contracts, to constitute a corruption
fund to aid them in carrying the election.
This sum will be greatly increased by
contributions from different members Of
the Cabinet at Washington, and it will be
used unsparingly to corrupt the weak
and silence the bold.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

CHANGE ACCOUNTED ToR.-During the
war of 1912, there Was great outcry
against the Government tax, laid for the
prosecution of the war with England, by
the New England States and the old Alb
clifton party, although the tax was com
paratiTely trifiing. Now, the same States
and party favor an exorbitant tax, for the
purpose OF enriching shoddy contractors
and the '' lords of the loom," and impov-
erishing poor white laboreIs. 1t is fact
that cannot be disputed, that the New
England AbOlitionists, through the par
tiality of the Administration, have coined
money since the war commenced, and
they want it continued.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

TIE ARREST OF VALLANDIoHAN,-There
is no necessity for any fuss, excitement or
indignation about Vallandigham's arrest.
If he has been foolish and incoDsiderate
he must suffer the consequences of his
folly. The Democratic party has only TO
keep cool: for the persistent blunders OF
the Administration render it the complete
master of the situation. All cases Of ar
bitrary arrests will make political capital
for the Presidential canvass next year.
Then, Ehen the Democrats come into
power, they can serve the abolitiOnists as
the abolitionists have served them. Those
must be very poor laws which will not
wUrk 1Utn ways Il iIttio patience, sHd
the radical faction will receive the justice
j has so long merited.-[N. Y. Herald,
May 9Th.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

A Coon HIr.-A spicy correspondence
has been going on between Fernando
Wood and Wilson, of Massachusetts,
Wilson in his letter had . great deal to
say of the treason supposed to be ram
pant at the North, and of the " traitors
in our midst" Fernando responds:
ITO whom you refer as the red hand
ed traitors whose souls are stained With
the blood Of our murdered cOuntrymen,
/ cannot say. In New York, where men
are in the habit of tracing effects to
causes, and Of thus placing the response
biIity of guilt upon the man who perpc.
trates it, either directly or indirectly,
non public sentiment would point to
Henry Wilson. Of Massachusetts, as one
of the primary leaders Of this band oi
'red.handed traitors
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

REACTION recent election for AL
dermen in the I'd ward in Hartford, Con-
necticut-a tie having occurred at the
regular eIection-resulted 10 the election
of the Democratic candidate by flty.One
majority! Isn't this wonderful reac-
ton in favor Of the Administration : Old
Abe's friends are dropping from him like
"leaves in autumn"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

All lerA voEerO Of the county are invited 70 par
sieipAte IN ~ primary meetings who, waving the
NxpressIsa Of their Viegs upon questions not render
- Inperarfx - DE impeTuled condition OF the
-o.ntrv aeeiare that they viii continue to render
0he Govern neat their SAcsre and united support IN
Rhe use VI all legitimate means 70 suppress the re-
heIIOa ana v restore the Csien a. m vac a0d main,
Gain the Cos stitStian 10, Believing that sacred
Iaatru ns-nt, EouaAeA In WiSdOm ~ our iAthef 8,
Io1Les the oGaAtitied Authorities nth fG power To
AeeOmRHsh such purpose.
"a iusg 1854 Congress. " q unanlmsus vote,
~asaeI tke GolIaSlR resolution, which received the
indoraeu5anG Of The President pledGng the Gevern-
snent ts he pGlie1 neSleate4 theres-uhich pledge
hAs Ssea SidsGoA ~ the Administration and it
"RessGoeA That the Yreseat deplSrShie eiVA SaT
has been forced upo0 the country by the diSuR'on'
tsts Of the SOuthern States RsU In arms against the
eooSt0u.ioaal ger a-p neat and IN ARps ar"HnA the
eADiGd akat 10 the nataaHi emergency CanGress,
AansldAG e din Of u aafO or ~ KtnGnt,
uil recslleet sniy their dutF - the Shole oSunhF
Ghat this wAE IL not ~AEed. Sa eaeiT part n any rpG
q Of oppression OT for ane PArpoee oi eo'"Soea SF
euhiuRatlea. o. puEROGe " oVerthF'~iDG oE inter
feFiAG With the rights established Insstoooos OF
shOoe esteG. ASi 70 AeEeDd and 9AintAin tlpe ~
eremaey Of TIE C0a stitutiOn and to preserve 4e
Union, Uith al the dignity. e4uahiE aud rights 81
me sever Il etAtes GninpaiTed, and that As soon ~
these SSjeots ere AccsmfishcA he S~ ought =
cease"
ho declare their confidence in the Tnion feeling Of
the DemoecAeF q California. and relt rate the sem
eimentA heretSfsFe expressed ~ the RrNo;FAuc
paTty that the ARBITRARY Anl ft,tuboUGi arrest
anG imnrisaaReat 81 ci'aens 81 tkis State, are
uiIhoUt che Is eAsssn ~ necessity, ad drn"unce
Such arTestS Ss uSurpAtion and crtn<; and that
che freedom " the PErss equally protected hJ the
ceaai,atisa o4aGht TO be mAiutaih-4, and Who VII
aa 10 The eIse1isn 81 ticket nomaHtcd 'oT tls Pur
pee Of asserting and mAiptSiH'0s The sAn4r,-ts co.
aperaie With ~.
We recon- mend that the drieEates be elected With
refsre nee TO The nominaton OF town hip cAhd dA'es
and eATneStly urge upon the Democracy "i eSrTy
township to organize In every precinct At the car
iIsss possible moment, u .fnocFAtir Assoc1AtiaHO.
JAMES JOHNSON, CkAHuAa.
THoS. D. WADE, Secretary.
IS TIrrA
W.R CHIPNAp,
Csc J.. XIuIAAS,
A. e. RAHHoED,
H. {. Sues.
D. W GnHEcTA
Executive C0uIllItee.
A. aa,k tlea
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

TRIFLING COsr.-Admiral Dupont's
spirited but brief and fruitleSs "recon-
nOisance" at Charleston, it is estimated.
scst tbs Government only one hundred
and tifty millions of dollars.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

Protestant episcopal Church.
PLACERVILLE. Divinp Service At the Court House
eTe-y sunday morning, ~ 10y ocluck:Sun5ay School
at same place, at 4 o'clock. CULOMA--Service
the first and third Sunday evenings Of the month,
si O'Clock FL pORADO-Services on the second
and fourth Sunday evenings Of the month. at seven
O'Clock. DIAMOND SPRlNGS-Service the sec.
ond aLi fourth sundays Of each month. at o'clock
?. n. C. &. PElRCE, Minister.
Residence, Cary House Placerviile. je22
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

Catholic Church.-Rev. }. Largan
Wid oHiciate in Grorgeta~n al every hr=t sunday
Of the month also, in CoIona Church on the third
SUNDAY. Divine service commences at 10 A.. u.
Vespers, in ST. fatIIek's Church, PArerville, on
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

THE Government is about six feet high,
has large feet and lank jaws, and used to
maui rails when be was young.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20
HEIMSTREET'S
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.

1T rs NOT DYE.
But restores gray hair to its original COLOR by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sust tcnance,
impaired by age or disease. All instuntdneOlts
dyes composed Of lamar cduStic destroy ing the
vitality and beauty Of the hair, and afford them
selves no dressing. Heimstreet'S lnimitAble
COOrng not only restores hair to its natural color
BY an easy process, but gives the haira
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling off, Grad
iesteS dandruH, and imparts health and pleasant
ness to the head. 1t has stood the test of time,
being the original air Coloring, and is constant
ly increasing in favor. Used by 10th gentlemen
and ladies. Its sold BY al respet table callers,
can be procured by them Of ID. S. BARNES, Propri-
etor, New York. HosTETTER, SMITH * DEAN,
Agents, San Francisco. Two sizes. so cents and
N. [julyi-leoWlyJ
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20
Thursday, Jane SSth,

9. IL O'Clock H.. for the purpose Of no@inH.lnS y A
HSocvafis Htsfs COsvsLaAc1 - pc held II the City
.S.crsnento on The 9Th day Of July, 1888. select
- ! County Central Committee, and for the trans
.IoH 81 such other business a. legitiWAtely per-
80" "a party organization; and that the electors
- re various precincts meet 81 their usual places OF
So,dIus slectIous on Saturday, the 9Oth Of june
lsSS, q O'Clock p h. and elecs 'Sen ,s CCnven-
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20
LUxURIANT BEAUTY,
Gburrbes. GbaritabIe @rnrrs.

Hebrew Service.-There will be Divine
Service in the synagogue, at Placerville, every
Saturday, at y O'Clock, A.. N. Oct26
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20
Special an0 GEnEraL Notices.
CITY COLLECTORS NOTICE.

i ICENSE-PAYERS. will please take notice that
IL have Axed upon SATURDAY Of each week for
the collection Of Licenses. All are expected TO nav
for their licenses on the ArSt Saturday amer they
BECOME due. J. B. HUME,
JylSd City Collec
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

TREAsoNABLE LANouAGE.-0n the 7th
Of February, 1889, Henry Clay 10 =
speech in the United States Senate, de-
clared that "the liberty Of the negro in
the United States was incompatible with
that OF the white race" The we're alive
and should utter such language now, he
would be arrested by the minions Of the
Administration for uttering reasonable
language" and every abolition traitor in
the country would exuIt at his arrest and
insist upon his being punished for "Op
posing the Government" Mr.. Clay knew
the aims and purposes of the hypocrites,
traitors and fanatics at the head Of the
Abolition party, and his voice meyer rang
out clearer and stronger, more withering
and eloquent, than when denouncing
them.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

Masonic. - st. James Royal Arch
Chapter, No. l6, holds its regular meetings in Ma
sonic Hall, on the evening Of the first Wednesday
Of each month. All Companions in good standing
will be cordially welcomed
WILLIAM A. JANUARY, NJ. E. H.. p.
is Tirus, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

Masonic.--Sierra Nevada Council,
No. 30, Of Royal and Select Masters, holds stated
meetings on the evening Of the first Tuesday oi
each month, in Masonic Hall, PlacerviIle.
ISAAC S. TITUS, 7. ]. NJ.
JANIS L. WEYMOUTH, Recorder.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20
Ear M0nNTAIN DEMOCRAT.
'.oUwrY CONVENTION OF THE
UNITED DEMOCRACYs

Al. meeting Of the PI.eerville De%ocsate ASso'
Az hsiS % the Esd day Of Nay, 1868, the Ex-
Oo%s: osS.S S;F' s
: ~ ne principles enuDeiated IN the New ToFk
Platform. -. A.. Io..-,,.a,or. ~ the n.ro.
~ ~ HSSocIafion the Executive Committee recon.
ctHJ ctSJ thst 4 DsaOeratic COunty Convention be held
=. .he ety Of OfFiaceTvtie, On .-.-.-
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NOTICE.
NOTICM.

IL those who are Indebted to W. NJ Bradshaw
IA 4 Co., will save trouble by paying the same, on
or before the 9th day Of April, 1858.
mar2s ". N. BRADSHAW 4 60,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

PuI & DaShaway Washing Machine IL you
want TO please the ladies.