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The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

The VIRGINIAHs.- The Washington Re-
publican, the semi-olficial organ Of Presi-
dent Lincoln, has the following in praise
Of the rebels of the Old Dominion:
II there has been any decadence Of the
manly vi. tues in the Old Dominion, it is
not because the present generation has
proved itself either weak or cowardly, or
unequal to the greatest emery encies. No
people, with so few members, ever put
into the field, and kept there so long,
troops more numerous, brave or efficient,
or produced generals Of more merit, in
all the kinds and grades of military talent.
1t is not wornOut and effete race which
has produced Lee, johnson, jackson, Ash
by and Stewart 1t is not a worn out
and efete race which, for eighteen months,
has defended its capital from the approach
OF an enemy close upon their borders,
and outnumbcring them thirty TO one
1t is not a worn-out and effete race which
has preserved substantial popular unity
under all the strain and pressure and sac
rifices Of this unprecedented war. Let
history" as was said Of another race,
which records their unhappy fate as u
people, do justice to their rude virtues as
men," They are asa.:5g s.:g maa!; maa! i; ;a S 1aa j
cause, out they are fighting bravely.-
They have few towards and no traitors.
The bardships of war are endured with
out murmur by all classes, and the dan
gers of war without tiinching by the new =
est conscripts, while their gentry, the off.
shoots of their peculiar social system,
Al 4.
and field with all the dash and spirit OF
the European noblesse of the middle ages,
risking, without apparent concern, upon
desperate adventure, al that men value,
and after generation Of peace and repose,
and security, which had not emasculated
them, presenting to their enemies train
ed and intrepid front, as of men born and
bred to war.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
MiseeIIanrous aouertising.
AND PURCHASING
a O. Z n T

nEoF"S ~ ~ ,.--iA.- of H - An,..Es and
~ n-'sle' - -'rr! description az solicited the
unirr.t-r-d.
AT..,.-l. sr ''.s ~ .f.Jrr ten weave, ard an
-Sr-f~tc- 20 tr -=s:arss c. rtar.y ''e Saae length
of - a. sou,~.r,i ..;hcj-nt II warrant the coo
h!rAer . .--.-a. 20 H. ~"4ltry ~Ao eccAsonAE
r.4..re :. N,- i-,'s-.s ,.rtr. 'A-o9sh he agency
~ - atis ia-l, - u'o nay be- looking for .
I-faHan-It agent - -. GraHrsseo. IT, citarT the
alNrt: ~"t pG .scrN - ACQUIRING all Uho intrust
sriers s p 20 TIA; eIIrt - AL tv spared 10
c4i- ;...r .--. a..-s. f.. "a ,'Atty5'y.
Aloi.-r. -.l" 5e accompanied Win ihe cash
c.tN r-'~r.t.r
rLose ir'.r ~ information concerning the sndes j..
s,;-l are tct-qTS,; Is
W.. r9!saAn Co, San FrA:eiaco;
II Z Eh;a 60,
{ Langley, prdES's,
FHH:, P~.boiy Co,
II. +. R4as'r.
Rose Drnp,;r' Co.
! AEp.arv 60. ra3oa Of Sa--sreH.s:
And t. Grlu,'K' 4 JAa-A:y, P2bli..,-rs o. use
NDCNTkiB uTA BAY. PiAv-tNa.e.
y. B.-Oriers fIT Ma -hinrry. PiHuaforteS Heio.
de,Rs. S-StBR NHehn~s " atc,,-- yrvviry, rte will
be AEenicd 20 by eomIe;en; gadSts-
l.. p. FISHER,
CoHu'.sion srd ParchAsnE Agent,
G." NIshlu gtoa street. ~ stairs,
orlr'sise NAgI,rv's Opera Hoa.-, San Francisco.
!.@;.if
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
PIac,rviIle Post once.

TIE MAILS 'ur SInrIm~f.io. san Francisco and
Tor AL paris - t', STATE, c,-r every day al this
,.f~- !. O'Clock PN
T. p raa,' ',r tt- ha1tte States and EuroP-.
,lo-" a - f. way Iny Al = c'ciccA ".
The MAJ ',r Or p. ..I W,.h.u E:rn Territory.
cI..-,V-i, f,y at9 r'.i.cI r "
The NAIs fnr G~'Eilv Fla' rlrae 1T this oht
every Wen cslsy. u.,Tnt. a. 6''clock
The Nal. '.I <~stoEr d lose att Gp',loci, n.
on N,n!-v.. Wtdr..t4v. AuI Frldsys
In. - ? C-iar, lie AID Indian piggihgs
-ia.. a'6 &C! 4 \ NJ every Monday and Friday.
Th' Va 'r' C''d Spr ?. Ari C"loHa closeee
cry d~y q S;.',.a.- -. l.l's Al. "'cI"rk.
Tht k~'.ts. >p,n'.h Flat, aHA Grfrg'ioun Mai.
cias- 1l.siI-,, Th4fs.ays ALd Saturdays A. -
a',i,ak NJ
Ire MAJ. '"r Car.on N.,l,V AaJ Salt Like CA
rlu.c every g1y Il: - .'r.5--A
uFFICE HoCES -Fro" >o'olnek. 4. S.ili.
a.i from t,l 6 &. NJ. S.uAaNs executed.
On SusdAtN-Ir"rl urt..l". 4. NJ AND
s 4n;..l r W + VI. " II EppGIES. Pm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

SoCAr Low, BUT JrNP HIGH.-" How
is the election ?" asked an Abolitionist of
awaggish party friend. Gone up, )" was
the reply. 1--WE have the State ticket,
the legislature, and the tories have nine
members ofCongreSs." "The devil they
have. Didn't We fix up the districts ?"
" We did that, but, cuss 'em, they're like
q soiled postage stamp, they wouldn't
stick" Tubby rolled on, growing {:
"D--m these locofocos! When you
think you have them down they are only
squatting lower to jump higher. -
[Spring6eld Republican.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
County Central Committee.
Of ELL DORADO COUNTY

pISTEItT cot RT-Heh ,. hsST'. Jp4ee Thenss n.
Patua t1-rt E.x-'s- term. Its
rtrgar, aEa MAJ and IsEA NesasyS Of ASgaSt
ant N,'-t-orf.
CnVNTN rn"Er-H.n Jsrs,. io' a.se JsiE- TboaA.K
PstL.a tsrs--t A. TUE-. :4r ErsI hssdAys
Q: Izhss's. Nsl @hi >-fis'.'-f
CuJET 90 >F~~htN>-H"r Js's~- J"hR.~s. Fr~sie.hE
JudEe .zl H,-An4 F.l As-s-taIs Jasi-ss.
Th.u,A ''~-l a.ts Tvrr4s Ne
nra Nonda,, . HG-rh J-'y ard N.sru'%r-
PRnB4Tt cot ET--iIa JAta., j,ths.h. Jviss. rbS1As
Fa.tri ca .e'as ssF T,ru' LIE 'uU'ih NsseAy
- -. hp', -
grtEb as rFrENi~uHS---or,5.r' tG----se " Svaa
-:-.4i AuI 4 f.s Eiss44. Fs:lSa. C4eTL
tn1 -rs1'a A- ,r-t N"4s' q eAch l. 4oEiA
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
On the Slst Day Of January, 1853,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of II Dorado
- In the County Court in and for said County
David NeWbauer vs.. His Creditors.
In the matter Of the petition Of David Sewbauer
an 1nsolvent Debtor.
Pursuant to an order on file herein, made by the
Hon. James johnson, Judge OF the Court Aforesaid
notice is hereby given TO all the creditors of said
insolVent Debtor, David NeWbauer to be and appear
before the Court Aforesaid, At the Court House Of
said County In the City Of HaeerviIe, on the 3s;h
day OF nuary, A. D. 1853 the hour Of 10 O'Clock
A OF said day, to Shov cause, II any they can,
Why the prayer Of said insOlvent debtor should not
De granted, and an assignment Of his estate be
made, and he be discharged from his debts and liA.
bilities in pursuance Of The Statute in such case
made and provided. And, In the mean time, it is
ordered that all judicial proceedings against said
insolVent debtor be stayed.
witness my hand and the seal OF said
L. s. Court hereto afixed, at once in the Clty Of
: -: Piaeervile, this 24,h day Of December, A.
D. leos. THOMAS B. PATTEN,
Clerk
HuNE sLoSs, Attorneys for Petitioner. ID
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

PAT's BLEssING.-A poor old Irish Grip.
pie sat at bridge begging, urging his
appeal to the charity of passengers, with
the eager and versatile eloqucnce Of his
country. A gentleman and lady-young,
gay and handsome, with that peculiar look
of gratified and complacent conciousness
which indicates the first few weeks of
married life, crossed the bridge. They
regarded not the petitions of the beggar {;
80 just as they passed him, he exclaimed !:
May the blessings av the Lord, which
brings love and joy and wealth and fine
family, follow you all the days aN your
life" The couple passed heedlessly on,
and the beggar, with fine touch of caus-
tic humor, added, "And never overtake e
Ye."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
COLOMA GARDENS.
AegaI An6trtisemfnts.
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OFF Dorado,
- G.-In the District Court Of the Eleventh judi
cial Dissatisfaction brought in she District Cour,
Of the Eleventh judicial District and the complaint
nled in the County Of n Dorado in the once of the
Clerk Of said District Court in and for ssd county
and State.
The People Of the State Of California, to W. R.
HARRIS, Defendant, Greeting
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by 7. 7. McSPADDEN. PlaintiE,
10 the District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial DE
trct in and for the County OF u Dorado. and TO
sweT the complaint filed therein the 2fth day Of
October A D. 1861, within ten days (exclusive OF the
day Of S.rvce) after the service on you OF this
mons--if served within this county; II served out
Of this county bot within this Judicial District With
In twenty days or, II served out Of said District,
then within forty dAys-or Judgment BY default will
be taken against you.
The said action 10 brought to recover Judgment
sgAinSt you for the sum OF tS'W 90, With interest
thereon 81 the rate Of two per cent per month until
paid, amount due said plaintiff upon a certain prom
issoTy note made BY you and T. J. IIolSton to plain
tia the 24th day OF September 1861, for said
Of $50 O0 bearing interest at the rate Of two per
cent. per month until paid also. for q decree Of
foreclosure and order OF sale OF interest in and
to certain piece parcel OF land known as Perry's
Upper Ranch, situated near Brownsville. Costumes
Township, County OF n Dorado State Of California,
moTtgaged by You and 7. j. Holsion To secure the
payment of said note and you fail TO appear and
answer the said complaint rs above required. the
said PiaintiG will take judgment agans; you for said
sum- interest and costs, according to the prayer OF
said complaint.
Witness, Hon. B. ,. MyreI. Judge Of said District
Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District.
~-l Attest my hand. and the seal Of said Court
l. s. In and for said County otEl Dorado, hereto
- afhxed, At once In the City Of PiAcerVille
this the 9Uth day OF October, A D. lS62
THOMAS b. PArTES, Clerk.
HCAE Floss, Auys for PlG-oct2S-3m
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
Fro0sAe West Chester Pa JeherScnian.
THE BASTIL'D DEMOCRAT.
By ?. 0. FBRGUSoN.


They bore him 10 the gloomy cell,
And barred him from the light,
Because he boldly dared to tell
The people what was right.
He dared his single voice TO raise,
Against oppreSsiou's power,
To ShOW. BY truths uDerTing rays,
The dangers Of the hour.
They called him BY traitors name,
And, with fendish hate,
HeApsd on his head a load Of shame.
Such as on felOn's wait.
They dragged him from his peaceful hearth
Upon n despot's word,
Although the yilest man on earth,
Should BY the law be heard.
Thus he, man Of LOFTY soul,
WELDING q magic pen,
Whose word the people would control,
And sway the minds Of men,
IL, BY crazy tyrant's nod,
OF liberty beren,
Struck by = base usurper'S nod
In dark confinement len.
They shut him up, but could not chain
HE free aud feArleSS soul
The sacred chamber Of his brain
Was free from their control.
They could not bind the eagle thought
That from his mind took flight,
Ehace the lesson he had taught,
Nor bar the truth from light.
For, tho within dungeon damp,
They shut him from the day,
They could not quench truths airy lamp
That burns with fadelrss ray.
But hark upon the sea Of life,
What sound comes from Rfar
It is the harbinger Of strife,
OF red ensanguined war.
1t is the Peoples voice that breaks,
Like wild waves, on the ear;
1t 10 the Peoples tramp that shakes
The earth both far and near.
Lift up thy head, o martyr brave,
Thy chains will broken be;
The People come their friend to save
Look up, thou wilt be free!
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

WEIGHT OF CATTLE BY MEAsURExENT.-
The Irish Farmers Gazette gives the fol.
lowing as an approximate rule for obtain.
ing by measurement the dead weight of
cattle:
"Take the girth In inches behind the
forearm, square it by multiplying by it.
self; multiply that product by the length,
taken in inches, from the top OF the shoul.
der to line perpendicular to the buttocks,
multiply that product by the decimal
.O195s, and divide the product by $40,
which reduces it to stones of IA lbs each,
8 Of which make cwt."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.

District Court, 11th Judicial District, in and for
l. II Dorado County. " -DN '0'
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned To NJ,
whom Il may concern, that !, ,Catharine Fabey. wife
OF Frederick PAHer, residing in u Dorado County.
intend TO apply to the Ho1. District Coayt Of I'M
yrd'cial District IN and for Il Dorado County, on
koon IN the City Of Plseervile, At the meeting of
tne court on said day, or soon thereafter A. said
application can be heard, for an order authoriHne
sno permitting me TO carry on business in my own
ness intend carrying on and transactinR, IL farm.
ios ek.raising and teAming, and trading in mai.
ten pertaining to the same "
DATED at Piaeerville, December 99th, 1852.
1snS-lm CATHARINE FABER
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

"THE ELECT. The Rev. Mr.. Manning
in the course Of a recent speech at the
Boston fremont Temple, said:
"When the curtain rises in Heaven to
reveal the purest saints, we shall see
John Z. Fremont, Gen. Hunter, Henry
Ward Beecher, Wendell Phillips, and
Lloyd Garrison, as the purest saints in
Heaven"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

MEASURING HAY.-An old farmer com.
municates to contemporary the follow.
ing method of measuring hay, which he
copied from an old publication:
Multiply the length. breadth and
height into each other, and If the hay is
somewhat settled, ten solid yards make
ton. Clover will take from ten TO twelve
solid yards to the ton."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
NOTICE

He underlined having concluded to leave this
\ place Ter Virginia City b. the 99d inst, earnest
Leqoest % .noee indebted to them to come forward
remaining unpaiI n the time specified, viii be len
with an attorney for collection. ~ '~''
All me accounts dne 70 J. FRANKENruAI. and
larry dealt with. DTAG 4 al HIITrm y S1u'i'
Fiaesrville, Dec. 18th, leS9.-tf OIN'
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

JUD0E TANEY, says the NeWS York
Evening Post, continues in excellent
health, and will yet outliVe half the
judges who sit with him. His vigor is
wonderful In one so old. He is sounder
in health to-day than he was ten years
ago.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
BRIDGE NOTICE-

NOTICE ie hereby given that the undersigned
~ VII apply % the Board Of Supervisors ef q
OoSeoe county, California, aE their meeting In Feb.
Iuary 1888. for lieeaSe 70 keep ton brSdse across
me outA Fork Of the American River, at ChIli hST.
In ssid county, for one year. --''
Call Bar, December lStA, ls69.-im
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

AN old maid, who has her eyes q little
Sideways on matrimony, says: 1.-THE curse
OF this war is, that it will make many
widows, who will be fierce to get married,
and who know how to do it. Modest
girls will stand no change at ALL"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

Ar town meeting held in Bridgeport,
Conn.,, December 9Th. the town went
Democratic for the first time. The ma
jority was 81.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

TNHE COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINATION meet
Il at Diamond Springs, on the Second and Fourth
Saturdays ofeach month ate O'Clock A. 4.
All Teachers should recoect that their certificates
hold good for one year only, from their date, and
should be renewed By re-examinatiOn, At the ex-
piraton OF that time. No Teacher can be IeoalIv
employed or draw the public funds, on eertideate
older than one year.
II, A. LYNnk,
shP't Public Schools for q Dorado County.
Diamond Springs, August 9tA, ls6a.-u
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
RIVERSIDE HOTEL,
Nine miles West Of Strawberry and IS Of PAOevils.
On Henry and Swans Now Road

the undersigned having made every
INN arrangement for the accommodation Of
TEAMsTERS AND TRAVELLERS, as
sures them that all who favor him with
their patronage, shall be entertained in . manner
that cannot fail 70 give SatisfaetiSn, and AtveTy
low prices
Purchasing everything the season Affords, and
employing the best Of cooks, he pledges himself to
BEST TABLE to be found between Piacerville and
Nevada Territory.
The Bar will always be supplied with the best
liquors and cigars
- Stable room for teams. Hay and Barley al
ways on hand and for sale cheap.
jun7yl J. w. BARRON, Proprietor.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
LEON'S NEW STATION.

S5 One OF the Cheapest Houses 10 the -A2H
mountAins-on Henry Swans new road, and also
on the old county road to Carson Valley and Esme-
raids, &c miles from Placervie and Diamond
Springs. and miles west Of Strawberry Valley.
The above House 10 large two-story frame build
ing, with rooms for families and other guests.
&rThe EAR is supplied with the best Of Liquors
and Segars.
s"sGood Stablng for horses, mules, etc. Hay and
Barley always on hand.
auE9tf ". r. LEON, Proprietor.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

nEEDs, MORTGAGES AND DECLARA-
~ toas .! Ilomcsteads, fer sale at this once
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
GIOtbing, Drg GOODS, Etc.

whsn the cold North Wind blows,
Be prepared with warm clothes
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
SAN FRANCISCO HOUSE,
J.H. MILLER PROPRIETOR.

II This Hotel, located on the stage road from
E;; PlAcerville to Nevada Territory, ~ miles east
s@A4from Placerville, and 3H miles west Of Straw
berry Valley affords the best Of Accommodations to
Teamsters and Travellers. Every pains will be taken
to give entire satisfactiOn, in entertainment and
charges TO all who may favor IL with their patron.
age. share CT patronage is respectfully solicited.
aug9tf J. H. MILLER.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

7 EGAL BLANKS OF ALLKINDS FOR SALE
IL At this Office.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
P. SIBERIAN & CO.,
"o1.n ROUND TENTp

"OLD ROUND TENTH
A HI ON HAND 10 supply their patrons With The
a artieles necessary for the FALL AND WINTER,
and have taken particular care 70 have stock oi
Fan and Winter goods that cannot be surpassed, IN
style o. quality, and which eannot ian 70 please the
taste Of the most fAaIdlouA
We have just received, per hast steamer large
and complete assortment Ct
Pilot and Beaver OvereoaS;
Fine Blaek Cloth and assUrted Cashmere Dress
CeSRc
Cashmere s1itE CssslDere Business coaEE, f@0Gs
and Vesta-A nne assortment,
Hats Of every style, Manufactured expressly for
our trade;
Boots Of all qualities, sises aad pSieeS-SSeh -
BenkeFt's, 0OdfreyS, Wings. UndeTSoOdb .
Union, Metropolitan. Ae-;
Goodyear India Rubber Boots PSns and
LeRgtnS;
Mission niIIs Blankets, all eOloFs;
Under and Over Shirts; Drawers, etet, etc.
Also. . Splendid Assortment
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

the Albany Daily ANGs d Argus, one year gratis
Subscriptions may commence with any number.
Letters, whether containing remttances or otherwise
should be addressed TO the undersigned, Corner o,
RrSGd'cGy 0Md Park Place, opposite City Hal
Park, INeto York.
CoMSroCK L CASSIDY,
leolo PFoprietors.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
Gents Furnishing Goods

Gents Furnishing Goods |!
[ Sch As -
Davis and Jones' White a0a HAnxYH YHsAA -
CrsVAts, Ties, Collars, andkerchefs,
MerinO CndershirtS and Drawers;
Kid, Silk, Thread, Buck and WOllen Gloves;
Merino, WoOlen and Cotton Socks, etc.
TRUNKS, vALISES, Carpet Bags,
etc., Of every deScriPiieI.
Together with large variety Of other articles too
numerous to mention, all Of which We will peh 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.
COLTS PIS S T OIL s!
OF the Improved Pattern, always on hand.
P. SILBERMANN q CO.
?. siLBERHANE. tlnl ISAAC BARNAN.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

eR- Those Who have hitherto pa'roniErd ~ a-e
sat shed that shat havr above Auupunr-d -
strictly correct those Who hAyr rui y-t patr :ir~G
Us, n-vi only make ttssi 10 L. convinced W
are both PRACTICAL rkiNrERs aui az" tly capable 81
fulfilling to the letter all ~ Pr-uhs. here.
GELWICKS 4 JANUARY,
PEurEuruEs-
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

WE would call the attention Of CorxTRY MIA.
w CHANTS to our unusually large stock Of Goods.
Our stock comprises every article in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02

HUDSON RIVER KAILRoAD-TRAIss yoR Al.
BAN Trpy the worth and wess Cha nbsfs
att and 10 and sia and 10 - r. NJ And.on Sun.
days a, Y v from Isirti.th srees flessts .sy -
procured Al any % ,o~ onices % wEsrcoTT's gkrkRss
IN New TORS ssd brooksn And bsessgs ehecsed az he
house 70 =. point. on the ro.d and 70 sasAsozs ssss
NEy YORK, HAKLgh AND ALsAsY RAILROAD =
~ Trains vii ssve Twerty ~isth depot for Absny
Io,o a. ssogpiox siwiliams~iass Whit Plains. hsd
ford crooa Yss and stations north Aosny, eopn@ng
vita csairs az x:rssrn nAilrasa er s.,a.'s. and =.
points rgrih and west. For Groom Pals IS and
y. ". stas n ran ~! rue sAiprlsrs oh rsiaInlhs
SIS and 70 A ~ slo, ssd isP. " fgor wbrs
street depot FOR WIlamsbYtdws IS ~ a.. Isl fi0,
g. d o.l3 and - " ~ crvion Falls, Willie IAins and
witsmseriays trains stop ~ al stations ter Dossr
pAans NJ. sopping II WITS Pains and stations
70 Dover Ksigrnna l~sve Albsny 10 A on afrya Of
ssasssm . ctoson ysiis Aso Bsifs,e Wars Plans ans
wlIAmsbrifge Dover Plains. ssss A. ~. slyp4nr Al al
station. norss q snd - wsii. PnBs croson fss ~
Whit. Plains $40. u SCI ~. 10. sisf.M W.
ilansbriase, " A. y. aaa7 p n. Troson TaHs whrs
Plans ard MA nsssiag- trans stop
asy srcursiss irHiss at sar vsr crosos IS a
Sr71s. "a I'D a. ~, T. |D sna ! n ~. 70. wAis.
rA1na T. wilsmsbridss aai whise Plains trsln ssep
!. a ..ii.ea. %,.g,rn,,s4 ,.sw wsis RAE: .ioAM.
n sioPpns ., ~ s'sens c.s.se vsIs Y n. s,oSyaax
JOHN BCnCHILL sspsrin<nisns
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CESrnAL PARK kxrExsios.-rnorgRrr OWN.
\ eys hsrver nofkf~s that The sbvvs 2sasd
NJ =, = now 81. ssd p~ya1s N ~ cossetpe
~ 4 S'ny Hell sas~nsnt TH0s SMITH,
Hsu vgaa. Jaly 81. tSA
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HToRSISG LINE voR PERKsKrLL -rHR AURORA
u leaves jar street pier daily; wthen, escspuoa At A.
n landlng vi ronEsrs HAstinSs. Dobbs' Very MAJ
ING sns Havsrsrsw. 0rsasy Foiat AsA vsrusncs :
Tonehes 81 wcntieth Stress
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A BONA ffDE AUTHORIZATION EVERY onu
~ can depend On. 8. Madame WILSON. Bic lsis he
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LOAN OFFICES.

AT G0o-MONEY LITERALLY ADVANCED on
"A Watches, Diamonds, Jewsry. Silver Ware. silks.
uns Pistols Pianos Ac the bought at the
highest cash price \. B-Pawnbrokers' Tickets wanted
I viii pay per than In this city Tor
Tickets Tor Watchrs Diamonds, Guns. Pistols &c tvg
Broadway OF Houston street. stairs room No g.
AROS ADoLPHUs. s29 PEARL AND 81 NEW
IA Chambers streets, licensed 10y government, loans
money 10 any personal property; gold and
SILVER watches diamonds, and unset. dry goods &c.
Articles Kept one year.
T7-LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE on DIAMONDS.
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pianos, segars &c the bought IL desired ~ B.
Forty. paid pawnbrokers tickets for
the above articles than be obtained at any other place IN
this city Any having tickets 10 sell would do vol TO
call selling them elsewhere, At " Blocker street. up
stairs.
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