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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26
LAW lNTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cQURr-MARcH &.-Dsfors
Judge SHiPxAN
MURDER AT SEA.
TIE case Of Michael Moore, charged with the
nom Liverpool to this port in October last, called Oh
ssain this morning There further difficulty about the
Jury some Of the Jurors called by the Clerk not being on s
st served upon the pr,ouers Il subsequently
explained t6si the CIe,k had insdveranty copied fou
AL Jurors TO be summoned for the April Tem incad Of the
additional sy ordered the present term OF the Court Five
urors were sworn when Il became evident that full jdy
could not Obtained and list was ordered to be served
and tho case postponed.
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Army Ordnance Department, practically equivalent
10 active treason, which could let hundreds Of thou
sands Of prcsctes 60 forward 70 our loyal citizen
armies battling for the Union and our national hie 70
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SUPREME COURT-CHAxBRRA-MARcK 2s-~BeNsrs
Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
In 70 petition Of Sarah ]. Benjamin ct a.-Report
confirmed and order granted
Before Justice BARNARD.
Hsurv L. Van Wyt sst James Stewart ct sl-Motiou
granted on al fes and $40 costs Of motion
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n. Y. Wholesale Price. OF Country Predaes'

N. Y. Wholesale Prices OF Country Prsou0s'
FOR THE Wee ENDING "WEDNESDAY Mrch 20 ,so.
lRspoised exciuslveiy Tor THk N. T. lnibVSS ~
rKENcH.
NorICE TO CosnGsoRs or FAKS PRoDucnI ~ svsIv
thing In neat order Marx plain, indeibe duec.on' s
Laekage, including weight with tue, count ana na W.
ces Aso, bill Of particulars inside .! one ~ais
marked Bni," aud always send ono ~ n'AA' VIM "'A''
n hen and how things forwarded. a. -h... ,.sh
Coxnlsel0Ns-foT selling bcH1eA Fyui"' ~" "S" ~
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Advertisement.
DREW e. FRENCH,
PpopucR CousIssIox MKRcHAyra
BrYYln. CuRRsI, EGes, POULTRY, CANE CRAZE FtsuA
Pork, he.
No. Erie Buildngs New.York
Our motto 10. "Qaick sa4ssa prompt retufna'
Rssyspssp h. Martin. Prssideat 0ssan Bank Hsw-Ysrk
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BORT Uar0ens' Notice.
STATE OF NEW. YoRK,

STATE OF new. YoaK
PoRr.WARDxSs OFFICE. No. l0l Wsl-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the Act passed April H. 1857 entitled An
Act to Keosanzs the Wsrdens Office OF the Port OF New.
York. all persons Interested TO- or having charge Of the
OF such examination, or survey thas
tn. following under examination by the Port
tb the said examinations will BE-
2le.sd within days succeeding this notice. On
hoard said vessels:
Ship American Congress-. f1ef no ~ e. n
snip BEltlsh
stip Home Pier No. IS E. 4.
Brig Experiment..
Big Mara dal neeie'
Schooner BIoadfeld. No IL N II
VIM Il. BUkLEIGH, n sstdenI
). Ayes HsRRIxAE, Secretary.
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Dentistrp.

mrs. GRIFFIN, No. 253 Grand-st-, N. Y,
oppos.t. Lord Taylors and No ISL fulton.st. Brook
are inserting tut paria ses OF their improved Ar
cs Teeth with without cxsctisg the rootsj full
sod On psna, S2S silver rubber %; partial sstA
gold per TOOTH $2 silver or robess -, sxsfacsng ea
T. w. CRANE, M. D., DENTIST, RE-
~ MOVED to No. u East Washinstopplses. unvsssty
Buildisys, Nsw-Yesk. ~ --ll"
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-MARcH 2s.-Bsfer
Justice BARNARD.

A YOUNG FNISUNEN DIoVHANVEDs
John Wslworth. boy about Is years OF age, was
brought up charged with s.sslins 81 IS
Nj 0svin the Assistant District Attorney said the com,
pspsnt an old lady did dss to prosecute the case ana
he hsd made inquiry found that the boy had previously
possessed good character He proposed therefore, to DIS
charge him bis recogni.ance
The Judso permitted that course to be taken
No other business beisg ready tho Court adjourned 70
Thursday. o. IL O'Clock.
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their certain flight, turning their axis on the line
Of the trajectory in the position they leave the gun,
and 80 as to strike the object aimed at head on. From
this can be judged tho incapacty Of the Head Of the
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ses sre returned, and mail lots Of stuff 10 cent Other
FERN prodpce generally, y cent
at wholesale such Farmers realize and not JobbsS OF
Speculaors ., ices. N'N NV
days hiss coDp.ey unsettled the market Tor nesy all kinds
Of produce The English markets reported lower
reduce fgnres but transactions arc 20 Nn.d tina, our
quotations must be considered in great mes,ur. nominal
Orange Co. psfls...."1s DO lFirtin,. Penn anaw.
Fine Fan made State. 20 12s Reserve choice ls 20
Firsips state. choice.?5 ar F,rkns, wes States
F FSSi vi FIJI az F SaG:' sis
made. uH nou w.apPeo.';'""g 0.s
CHxKss-The stock h 80 light that sellers Of this Article are
quite frm amid the general confusion. We quote;
fancy. large Ches.s f,tto e3odm @i3
BEAss-The transactions have been very HIGHT Choice
Mediuuu' firmly held 50 as which squs 20 OF I've
sny thing shove p[e..a. quotations for Medinm'-
w.o' choice 3 l2ds IS Kidney choice bu3 1893 %
P,s choice Rba;sS ISg5 70 Marrow. ah' 0a' ~ ~
BErswax-Y 10, +od4'c-
EGsThe receipts have largely increased and prices nave
We vss shippers to pack IN straw or wheat chat and or,
ward by express the extra freight likely to DC more
We ouoie prime .rks State and Western, y DOE. lie.
State country dressed, $50 ID and upward...ls1-tc
State country dpessed medium weights......7t97sc.
PorLrRY continues very scarce snd high.
Consepss are particularly requested to plainly marx on
each package the kinds of poultry contained In It, so that the
seller may be Obliged 10 the hurry OF trade to open ana
packages without finding what bis customer
looking for Ao be mark each package the name
Initials Of tho consgnor some shipping max previous
ly agreed upon. -
Turkeys should always be packed boxes and the number
Of birds and the weight plainly marked on the outside we
quote: 49,
Turksys choice lib DI9 Ducks choice .......18 @l9
Turkeys, common...n 9is Ducks, cemmOn....Iss gi5
Chickens, cbo.......l4 ais Geese. chOics.....2 9,3
Chickens common. 10 Gl3 Geese, common. oil
GAaE-Paihe Chickens In very spsrngy, and choice
trapped Biris bring 951SI rer psir Wild Pigeons have
agao made their aud sold to-day at 81 70 per
dozen.
txATHERs-W quote: Western. choice, " n. 1890
Fresh MHArs-Ws Guots.
Beet sfde,, good, y n. IN Veal y b....... 40
Mutton, carcasses..... dl0 Veal calves y b.....5
fuKs-Ihe following qnot,tlons are for No. Qualities;
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,.sdi,v perceived how absolutely necessary IT iS' II
efficiency and explosion are to be invariably secufeu
from rife proectiles, that they should be 80 oeSsne
soo,sructed, balanced, and adjusted, as 70 insure
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uINtAruRs Almanac. an.
SIM SetA........oiIs mseh-oe~'' VIZ"
'A hI9B WATER THIS p.L A.
SANDY Hook .li:54 Gov. Island .l1:af 1'''
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CASH, DOOR and BLIND FACTORY 70.
= sALE-Tss DERBY BUILDING mp i tusTIRs
COMPANY Of Derby Conn, od.rfs SALE tssn so 80
.Ore. high with engines about soIs:s or sS.
complete assortment OF Gil the mscoinsTT o:ty IL On
the Housatouc River having about 200 fess o. sGSA ~
aide usck oil the NauSsucA hslrosd tsrms
nr.misss IL viii be sold cheap. upon ssc@nmous 's-
Address. =. Derby. Conn., '''s'' GEO. w snELroN.
I'd J. NJ. COLBuRN. or
Nah, conu.. Feb. o. 1853. TH0s. BURLOCK.
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Bak-r Mst.moras master; Oriental (Mex.) AcaSA Cann'
pe.esy snd S;.i Eeh,ysri. Co. W%. GS''y T.
Zlks Mctcsf Duncan; Velasco Hsstich PointePstse,
0aud., X. B. Eldridge.
Bark Else tswea Ps.esu RIO Jsasirs 70 dsys coffee "
Funch. Mencke Wendt:
nos Ay --s Jan 81 hides, WOOL &C. to R. P. Buck Co.
Bark Hannah Crocksr Dunn. Bermuda dsys. In ballast 70
BARK EIlingwood (Of Esstport. Einswood. Havana u
Brig Wiism Mary -. Jobos, p. R. l6 days. sugar and
molas.es Newaven, end proeesded IL anchored ct
Hart Island
Schr Lsocads Small Salem days. mdse. TO r. w. Ropes
K Co. -
schr scepter (Br, of 81. Johns N BIZ Rsynolds Thni'
dad de days sugar TO o. Dew OFF March of Abe
Goa spoke Br brig Nelly from Tdndsd for ST Johns b
arcn I'll lat 30 81 Ion. "a d. experienceds hurricane to
T. sprung mainmsst split ruddef and shipped see WHICH
stove "A hhds molssses aud terces honey on deck.
master
seh See Gull tof Proviaence) sesr ST. Domingo City
!" eIcn D. ndse to the Au'r icau West India Co. .
Kirk patrick.
stssmer Petrol. Young Providence. ndss. To Edward
WlND-At sunset from S. f.. with dense foe.
Ship George Peabody from Nsworsans. II d sncaor n
the lower bay.
Sailed.
March 24-Stesmshp Potomac; shin J. p Whselsr, b,fs
Belle Of the Boy; schr Hartstene.
Bisas.crs, &c.
The ship Uncls Joe. from New.York for Haue vs n n
Thomas 10Th inst, in distress, leaking.
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tBr), Wbelplev Halifax A. smithers 4 % Esno tBnk
peachy and Ss.l NJ Echt vsrris L Co. Wm Coyw Ray.
n-r. Philadelphia w. Mckee, J. Litchheld Csoekstt,
Zazs MctcalI Duncan; Velssco, Hsrch, PointsPstss
osud, X. B. Eldridge
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Receipts Of Produce.
MARCH IS 1000 bbs Flour go bags Corn Meal. 600
bba Wnisky 200 bush Seed. 1000 pSks
Proyisicl phs Lard pkss Butter O. Pkss Ashs
LIZ Dressed Hoga
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ident Manufscturers' Bank OF Brooklyn; Everest
Clapp, President Pslisade Bank; Charles E. Smith,
WIN. w. Spaldiug, Ontouagon; John +. LefnnR-
well, Secretary Fulton Insurance Company, James
ID. Sparkman, President; John Il. Letting well, sec-
rotary and Treasurer. The sales Of copper OF that
Company for the year
1862 amounted ell 76f GA
The expense. at the for the Same 10 ssa 4s
Surplus Of the sale Of coppsr........"". e76s id
The produce and merchandise markets have come
to stand in consequence of the heavy decline in
exchange, and sales could not be made excepting
on very large concession. The country dealers and
jobbers are buying very sparingly, and cannot be
tempted into large lots by reduction of Is or ~
per cent. We hear that Shirtings have been forced
of at 10 cents per yard decline. Breadstuffs are
very inactive and lower. Middng Cotton wm
sold to-day at &C., decline of Soc. from the high
est point the market has touched. This decline is,
however, mostly the result Of advices Of large chip
mepts from Liverpool to this market, which ship.
ments cannot now DO sold excepting at loss. The
large dry-goods auction sales Of yesterday and TO-
day were failures. The attendance was large, but
the bidding was slow and prices show general de.
cline on previous prices. A sale of ribbons, how
ever, went OF with some spirit.
The Exports exclusive ofspecie) from New-York
to foreign ports for the week ending March 49, are
E E:! IL: ;:s::s ; .s5's.i .::Ss
Total since Jan. L.. S3372e53 $30278e3o s47,i29.a55
COMMERCE. NEw.rORK IRON JuLr 70 DATE.
lSG0-61 1856 -6.. 1926.
Imports merchandise. $40 9A SS2y32yl $l3O 937
Exports produce...... 9l153a li7T93072 l4O,yl6s0l
E1 ports 'pecie....... 2I9;65si s,o326A l3,516.SsS
The following Is o statement Of the exports Of
I, J.u N. tba 70 xoip
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Chances for Business Ellen.

Tor SALE-A CONFECTIONERY STORE,
handsomely atted up aud doing good business Rseses
for selling present has her business 70 attend W
Apny At No. 81 Fuion.st BIosklIn.
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Lage s Of Uusd Ststcs stocks have taken place this
week At E3. for 6. boud and dol for So redeemsbs
IN T su.ost wholly Tor the Dutch maket bat since the
arrival Europa with aIvices to the 2e 81 EsbyuUy
there has reaction sh. price OF the United States o.
10 Massachusetts 90 Maryland 13d5 In railroad bonds
kov. Sc,ti q.
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Sailed.

March 24-Stesmship Potomac; ship J. ?, Wheeler, bda
'ells OF the Boy; schr. Hart,tene.
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The ship Uncle Joe. from NewYork Haus vas q u
Thomas 10Th insr In di.tre.s, leaking.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03

POISONED BrLLErs. According to the
Troy N. W Whig. the United States
Government is engaged in manufacturing
poisoned bullets. Mexico used similar
ones in her war with our country, and
she was severely ccnsured for it. We
are advancing rapidly in civilization, and
may soon boast Of equalling in humanity
the intelligent and refined Greascrs.-
Says the Whig:
We have before us some specimens oI
the MIME bullet now produced Mt the U.
IS. ArSenals. One of them is made fatal.
ly poisonous by the washing Of the linden
tai portion with solution of COPPER
Another is the Mimic ball in three sec
.tions. The heavy part is the pointed or
toward end this is evidently intcneded to
pehetrate farthest. Next to this is a
;waSher Of zinc. Behind this comes the
butt, with the cylinder on which are join
ed the three sections OF the bullet. Sup.
pose man to be struck By one Of these
bullets; the surgeon. on probing the
wound, wOnld he apt TO get at the light
butt and cylinder. The zinc washer
would still remain, causing inRamaiinn
and death. Should the victim survive the
extraction of the cylinder and washer, u
third operation would still remain for the
heavy part Of the bullet.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03
s7Tr MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.
1rNOCRAT1O PLArFORM.

,.A That the Democracy Of the State Of
= Hse...;. are in fatOV Of uualIera6le adherence
.tSs Constitution Of the United states, with all
o.1s.S~ntees Of civil liberty untmPaired.
Mgo-i~sd That we are in favor Of the TeGtOTa-
:, 80 ,hs vhoIe American Union that We reeog
" >. itS fullest extent the right and duty Of the
FuVsrsasnt 70 Ts.lst y ~, oas Iros.
=. y. geeoxuins that right solely for the purpOSS
es'.sorinTits constitutional authority and for no
.shsF purpose whatsoever.
e'SIs..Iived. That il IL the dnty Of the State Of
cITc.vnia. as q member Of the Union. to yield
Iispce 70 ell constitutional acts Of Congress and
- Us[-ryH.te>S ~ SItfAt any Individual, Of
~ DsFty, who shaft endeaTOr 20 fncfte insirrec-
~ r. rebelliou within her borders, or disanectiOn
le5 diseOTd among her people, 10 traitor to her
ssvS....ved. That the aim and object Of the DEM
xsatie party is 70 preserve the FEDERAL Hnl0n and
tSsv seTeby declare that they do not consider the
sIsi1istgative usuTpati0n Of extTaOrHinaT! and
S.srrrOus powers not granted BY the Constitution
~ subvrrsIOn Of the civil by the military Law in
s,.1ss not in insurreetiOn or TebelliOn-the arbi-
...vV military arrest, imprisonment, trial and
s.aieEee of American citizens III such states
VH~r1 civil Law exists in full force and reign
~. suppresaion Of freedom OF speech and Of the
S...a-the ODen and aVOWed- .diSTegard ~ OGJf9.
Jshts-the Ganatical attempt to place the negro
- : aocial and political equality with the white
1Nee-and the employment OF unusual test oaths
80 calculated to preserve or restore un1On OF
IAe several States or peTpetnate governu ent
- Hd.TiyinT its just powers from the consent of the
eOvsrned."
sResolved. That We are opposed TO all secret po
Etieal examinations aud Soeieties, as dangerous
"a the liberties Of the people and destructive to
suT republican form Of government.
Resolved, That We claim and demard as inalien-
NhIe rights freedom OF Thought. freedom of speech,
and freedom Of the press, ahd further declare that
SoveFnment aEentS should at all times be held to a
styiet accountability to the people, and that all
SFFors Of such agents should hP liable TO the full
R,eN r fiNuG
the ballot box.
Received, That we drhounre and unqualined'y
AoDdsmu the EmaReip lion rfoclamati"n OF the
President OF the United States as tending to pro-
tract indefinitely civil war incite seTvle nrurree
tion and Inevitably close the door forever TO res
toraIion Of the Union Of these States.
Received. n at We ditapproNe OF all Congres-
sional lave tending to substitute pahcr currency
In Califo' mia in place Of our own metallic rlrc"lA
ting medium.
Resolved, That the IPirt and meaning of the
Democratic Platform of this State are conptised
10 the words, The Constitution as II is aud the
Union zs IL was"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03

The Medical and Surgical In titat e
Of Dr.. L. J. EATKAY Is already secured in po-
sition which places IT, as veil its proprietor far
above the assaults Of envy and professional malice
In the schools OF France, the highest prizes are
often awarded to practitioners in this department
Of Medical Science, and they occupy with others,
an equally lnfty position in the profession. Ricord
is all ilustrious example. shining light among
the philosophical stars Of his age in Europe, and
DR.. Csapkay has fully cqualled him in this country
as proof Of which, the Philadelphia College OF
Medicine complimentcd him with diploma, and
the honorary nd eundem degree. Sc eciing this
as his field of operation, although qualified as
graduate Of the University of res,h, ard late
Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary
army, FOR more extended Lahore. DR.. L. J. Crapkay
has bent his est attention to the cure Of chron
ic diseases, in which he l,aa Ueccnie sc great and
expert that lie is now regarded as the Leader in
this branch Of his rofess!on throughout she Cri
ted State', and his Portrait and biography arc
published as matter Of interest to their readers in
the most exclusive Journals The Doctors Offices
are at his Medical and Surgical Institute, on Sac
ramento street, corner of Leidsdorf, nearly oppo
site the buildings of the Pacific Mail Steamship .
Company.
W We ask the particular attention Of ouI
readers to the sworn certificates OF remarkable
cures, in another column Of this paper.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03
Agricultural Fair.

The Fifth Annual Fair Of the El Dora.
do County Agricultural Society closed
on Friday last. The receipts were some
twelve hundred dollars less than last
year. The award of premiums gave gen.
eral satisfaction. The address was dc.
livsred by W. WadswOrth, Esq, former
ly Of this city, now chief clerk in the
State Treasurcr's Office it was highly in.
lcresting and showed an intimate knowl.
edge Of the resources of our county. We
publish the s33yG... 1E+ SUN, today, MA
commend it to our readers as faithful ex-
hibit Of the resources Of our county
Below we give the award Of premiums,
for which we are indebted to the indomi
table and efficient Secretary Of the Socie-
ty, ThOs. j. Orgon, ESQ.,:
Award OF Prizes.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03
v.ll..a,EA.m at windsor, c. W.

Recently Mr.. Valiandigham arrived at
Windsor, c. W., opposite Detroit, and
was waited upon by large number Of
his friends from the latter place. The
Detroit Free Press gives the following re-.
port Of his remarks IN response to All ud-
dress by Judge O'Flyrn
NJ. ValIandig!'am replied. thanking his
fellow citiZens IOr their kindly welcome
lie said It was CRAFTY ing personally, but
much more rs . testimony for the great
cause Of constitutional liberty. Very
strange was the spectacle OF an American
citizen IN exile, receiving visit from his
own countrymrn upon foreign soil and
under the protection VI foreign flag. but
in sight vi tbs own country. lit i, in
deed, said Mr.. v, my country, and "a,
dear to me rs when last | tru,i It, snii. &"
II was not hIling that hoe he should di>.
cuSS the p"!IiIca questions Oi LIS county.
The great issue at hOIhc was, indeed, coin
mon to England and America. II was
tine QUESTION uI Personal and political libri-
", secured IN the Unc by Magua ChlIta.
Ine petition VI right, the statute ui habca>
other by the guarantees vi our States aud
Federal constitutions. IN better umrS
be would. discuss them at home With the
ancient freedom Vi American citizens. -
Of himself, Though So cordially met and
kindly referred to- he irati nutiI,ry t'' say.
lie was nothing; the cause everything.
a great struggle was gong on III the I'm
ted States I" regain lost liberties, freedom
Of speech, oGth press, and vi Pui'iIc as
semblageS, and To maintain Tree elections.
lie had great faith III the ultimate triumph
Of the peoplc-faith la Providence, and
faith in the race which, III England and
America, had successfully supported their
rights amd liberties for SIX hundred wears.
The race would still vindlcatc itselI TRhc
United States. The right oflree lection,
and all that presided aud was eSStrrIal
10 II, must be maintained at all hazards.
lie counselcd obedience TO the Con>tItu
ton and 90 all laws, and the enforcing OF
that obedience by all men, those in
authority and those not in authority
The ballot was the true aud proper RENT.
dy in the United States Tor all politica
wrongs; and il was all sufficient. But
when the ballot Nas denied, then the
right Of revolution begins-nUt the iignl
only, but the sacred duty. Give US n
free ballot, and we want 10 more.
Through this we will regain liberty ,nain-
tain the Constitution, uphold the laws.
and restore the Union; and thus We Will
support the Government which our faith
ers made. Ginning the fullest right at
home TO condemn the men and acts Of the
Administration, and meaning these, and
at the proper time to again exercise it 10
the utmost, he. yet on foreign Sull, had
no void Of bitterness to speak. lie
would only remember now that they rep
resented his country, and forbear.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03
Special ann GenrraI Notices.
MOTHERS! MOTH HERS!!
MOTHERRIt!

DON'T FAIL to procure MRS. wINSLOW's
SOOTHING 81 RUP for CHILDREN TEETH
ING. This valuable preparation is the prescrip-
tiOn Of one Of the best female physicians and
nurses in the United stateS, and has been used
for thirty years with failing safety and suc-
cess BY millions Of mothers and childrcn from the
feeble infant Of one week old to the adult.
It not only relieves the child from pain. but in
vigorateS the stomach and bowels. cOrrects acidity
and gives tone and energy to the whole o stem.-
It will almost instantly relieve
ohIFiN0s IN THE BOWELS AND WIND cR0LfC.
We believe it iS the Beet and Safest Remedy in
the World, In all cases of DYsENTERY and DI
ARRHGA IN CHILDREN, whether it arises
Tfo~ teething or any other caure.
Full directions for using will accompany each
hottie. None genuine nnl-Ss the fac simile of
CURTIS n PERKINS, New York. is on the out
side wrapper.
Sold BY all Medicine Deaier,. Principal once,
48 Day street, New York.
Price only % cents per bottle.
REDINGToN & CO,
4l6 and ais Front st., San Francisco,
Auglm6 Agents for California.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

VTNIIE copartnershp heretofore existing between
L George H. Carter, James =. Carter, and Amol
l. Boyer, under the firm name and style .fCARTER
co engaged in the Lumber business is this dIy
dissolved by mutual consent-Mr noyer having sold
his interest In the saw mfl and business to George
u. Garter and James +. Carter, to. whom all pay
ments due the late firm must he made. and who. h.
the terms 1.-THE sale, become .pnnsble for debts
owing by the 6rm. GE,EGe H. CARTER,
JAMES E. CAfrEK,
ANON l.. RUTER.
Esmerada Mil, Sept. 2S,l, lS63-1m"