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The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

SPEEcH OF AN ILLINOIS SOLDIER. The
Democracy Of Alton, IIlnnis. held meet.
ing on the 10th Of September. when j.
y. White, = private in sn IIlin"is reg,.
mSnt stationed there, ~aS called on for =
speech. lie responded as follows:
"When this war broke out my father
enlisted. My brothers said he must not
60. He told them they must go then and
, my four brothers went. One was killed
at Chanpinn Hills. aud the other three
are with Sherman at Atlanta, and am
here. simply brcauSe have been ordered
herr. ! am for Mcclellan hecau>e knnW
he would say "le! the be hurried wrapped
in the stars and stripes, with not one star
wre$ted from il by the hand OF treason. y
l have always voted the U,.mrratic IIck
ct becau<e believe il the hest Union par
", ahd now believe it more than ever
The leaders If the Republican party have
stolen the I0neS nf Heaven tU serve the
devil in. and il you dM't look sharp they
will succeed. for they arc sharp set "(
thieves. | thank yO" Er V"ur attention
20 = Mcclellan soldier, and bid you good
night"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

A LOYAL BKurE. General Pane, one
o. Lii coins unier>trapperS, wh" presided
over Western Krn'urky would have I" ell
ajeAe OF a man in the days Of Robes
pierre, Marat and Danton. Hts atrocities
we're carried to such an ext, Mt that az
investigation was asked and obtained -
It appears that in the space of tifty-six
days, he caused sixty seven persons to be
shot, without the pretenSe Of trial in a
single case. Give Lincoln another lease
Of power aud every State will b. cursed
with General Paine. Give him another
lrase Of power and his minions every
where will take the law in their oun
hands and murder innocent persons with
impunity.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05


FREMONT On Lincoln -Fremont'S lettr,
Of withdrawal is Wormw0od to Lincoln
and his under>trappers. He says, "Tn
respect to Mr.. Lincoln. | continue to hold
exactly the sentiments contained in my
letter Of acceptance. consider TINT his
administration has been politically, mill
la,ily and financially a faiinre. and that
its necessary continuance is cause Of re-
greet for the country" Thank God. the
people don't zee any necessity for c"ntin,
ming an administration which has rnine'l
aud liSsraced the country An almini<
tratihn which i cont, oiled by Tho back,
est traitors tnat ever existed.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

How MANY M0RE y-Over tNo tilillinns
eight hundred thnuSand men have enter
I'd the army since the war begun. Yet.
with all these brave men, Mr. Lincoln'>
fata' and wicked policy has failed tn a.
co,npi>h the pretended "hjrct for which
the ~ar was begun. How hany more
III n will it take To finish il upon the ia >iS
If the "abamlnnni NJ "f slavery" which
the President says is no. the only cnndi.
tim Of peace! How may are willing to
sacrifice their lives and dc>Olatr the coun
try to free the negro - Of the South {?
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
sprriaI ano @rnrraI Nutirts.

An Excellent institution We wish
to callths especial atteuti"n Of rpader, to the
Advertisement Of the Electr"pathic Institute Of
San FraDeIrco, to BE- found elsewhere In our nd
vertising columns The mode Of treatment at this
Institute Is different from that pursued at ary
other medical establishment on the Pacific coast.
JossHLYN. the Resident and Consulting Physi
clan, has been connected with the Institute for
hve yeArs, and bsars very high reputation as
Physician. His s'ceess in the treatment Of dis
eases Of PRIVATE NATuRB has, during the past
four yearS, driven nearly all The quaekS with
which that city formerly abounded, to other local
tiles. Ds7aaA<s4ts'tUy eth disease. Uf whatsO
ever nItdfs. ed 6arsss' sIss.:s Eaf ,1essk
lrN, VIII" is always ready to give his advice Cratic
10 those who may cnn suit him. tsepiS
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
watts Nervous AntidOte.
A Certificate of Cure that Every One
Should Read.
SAS FRANCISCO, Aug

SAS Francisco, August 1st, 1864
MEs>Rs CRASE & BRIGHAM, Drugeists-corner oi
Clay anil Front streets:
Gentlemen. II notice an advertisement in the
newspapers that y6u the agents for Watts Ncrv-
Gus Anti oIe, and being sltisf d that there are ma
ny persons in this State that are suffering with
Rheumatism that would gladly avail themselves OF
any pr, paraton that would rure them, thought 1t
Il duty owed tn suffering humanity to make state.
nent OF my
SONG eight years since, while working upon a rail.
road, strained my back severely in attempting tn
lift u caf VII el, brinj in prnfuse perspiratinn at
the tune, and being compelled to gn home without a
coat, took cold. which eventually brought
on the Rheumatism, which kept me confined to the
house large portion Of the time for several years.
consulted most Of tbs leading physicians In Sierra.
ment", and IN this citv, visited the Warm Springs nj
Alameda. tried the various compounds that are al
vertsed for this terrible disease but all to rur
pose. My rompaint, instead of getting better grew
worse my len rg b. came partially parayEed, the
pains in The back and chest became intense, that
l often wished myself dead l could mot sleep more
than two hours Of n night, my appetite failed me,
and grew emaciated day after ~, until finally
made up nv mind that my troubles would snOn he
While wahhling down Clay street one day. in
1852, met a E. ntrman with whom was formerly
acquainted lie tnquifeu the nature Of nv disease,
and upon heing informed, he stated that he had
some years before been similarly affected In Wash
iugtnn, and that he had cured hinsrf by the use OF
Watts Nervous Antidote. This was the first time
that heard Of tie medicine, and determined tr
give it n trial. IprOcured half duzen hbttles, and
before had used two Of them could sleep dll night
my appetite had improved, aud felt considerably
easier. Encoura ed by the app trent imnrovrm-nt,
deter ined to "rsevere In the OF it, as 1t was
my only hope" did so, and used 1t at intervals
for two years found its effect slow, but very sure,
until now; ] am entirely cured. have not had an
attack OF Rleumatis for six months. My back is
as strong and ~ we'll eV r. my leg Is as good as
new my appetite altogether too good Tor my pocket,
and Am physically as strong AS WAS en- years
ago, and feel able to whip any man Of my size and
age in the city
H. plug that this plain statement Of my sulerings
and ultimate will fall under the eye Of some one
similarly afflicted, that hc may be benefited by my
experience, l am, gentlemen, l.
Your most obeiient.
NOTE The gentleman WIN wrote the above card
does not wish hs name to appear In print, but II will
be given to those Who may wish to see him per.
Sonally.
Watts Nervous Anidote is fnr sale at wholesale by
Crane Brigham, corner Of Clay and Front streets,
Ban Francisco, and by respectable DruggSts every.
where. toct23Sm
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

A CARD.-The subscriber respectfully an
nOunces to bis patrons that he has la ely been in
San Francisco and there selected stnek Of goons
in his line which has never been equaled in this
market. The great call for genuine Havana CT
gars has prompted ne to select with care, and
am now prepared to retail a superior article at
OLD fRICES have. also, the choicest brands
Of Tobaccos. Having formed direct connections
with the Facteries, am now prepared to supply
HOTELS aud SALOONS with igars and To-
bacco CHEAPER THAN EVER.
of TOY S, GIFTS, ALBUMS, and all kinds Of
Fancy Goods, have also laid in great variety ia
which I am receiving additions by every steamer
from the East.
A continuance Of your kind patronage 10 re
spectfully solicited.
s. SILBERsTEIN,
Opposite the Cary House,
4Jtfl Placervile.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

Ada ms' Germaf1 Tonic ana ArO.
matte Bttters are a never 'ailing remedy fnT
Bilious Diseases and all DeTangenrnts of the
Stomach and digestive Organs. .Isundice, bye
pepsia. Indigestion. Liver CUmpl"int, Costve eSs,
&c. Where the System has bPen reduced by Fever
and Agns, 1t will prove a valuable auxiliary for q
speedy and permanent restoration To health and
strength They are highly Ttfined, grateful to the
taste, and remarkably warming, stimulating and
invi90rating in all their ehre upon the ~ stem.
PRlCE-aO cehs per bottle. For sale by all
pruggIsts and Grocers. [octlmS
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

ANDY JnnSs CuNDEXNING lllNsELF. -
AnGrpw Johnson. the ShMidy Abolition
candidate for the Vice Presidency, said in
. speech "n the 81 oi June, 1862:
q Both S-cessinnisIs and Ah"liiionisis are in
favor Of u dissolution If The Union"
AT that time he had not been dehauch
ed by the pr"ffrr If slittrring hanhle. -
He is now the candidate oi the AtI"litinn-
i>tH. He tells the people they ARE in ia
vnr Of dissolution If the Union; he &C
eeptS . nomination from them. knowing
their reasonable views and is. therefore,
. disunioniStsi Out Of his own mouth
is he Condemned.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

KEEP il before the pcorlc that the Sac
ramentn Union is the mouth piece uf the
Sh"dlvitr>; that it is controller bv them;
thst 1t is pain to praise Lincoln and Sian
der the Democratic PARTY.
Keep it before the people that il manu-
facturrS or di$tortS telegraphic dispatches
to suit its masters, and that it suppreS>eS
all dispatches that are unfavnrable to the
interests Of Aboliti0niSm.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

THE Two PLATFORMS. - The Democratic
Platform Peace, on the basis OF the Con
stitutiOn, the result of which will be a
Tegtnration If the old Union, with all its
glorious blessings.
AbOlItiOU Platform War. .Conscription,
Taxation, Conf. cation. Miscegrnation, and
no peace until slavery il abolished, the
6nsl result Of which is Disunion, and ir-
Tetrievable ruin.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

4 FACT. II ynm want continual drafts.
high taxes, high prizes. miit'ry rulers.
Shold, insolence, and a continuanc Of a
wicked and useless war. vote for Lincoln
and your want win BE- gratified. If you
want peace upon honorable terms. a res
tored Union, a curtailment Of expenses,
low prices. low taxes. plenty and pros.
pefity, vote for Mcclellan.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

The Physieian is OfSen blame ed for
WEntOf success In his tire atment when the AppOinI
ment In the recovery oTthe sick Is to be traced TO
the administering impure medicines Robert White
apothecary, IL paying particular attention to the
compounding phySicisnS' prescriptions anh family
recipes from medicines of undoubted nurity Robert
White. Medical Hall, is appointed agent for most
NJ the genjine Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

STANroN'S LYING BULLETINS. To shnH
the utter truthleSSneS$ of Secretary San
toms dispatches. he stated, mot long since,
that the large drove Of berveS taken by
a small body Of rebels from the rear of
Grants army. hal been rccaptnred. Let
ters from the army. published in our At
lantic exchanges. assure the country that
not one hOOf Of them was retaken.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

TnS DIFFERENCES. MCCLELLAN is In favor
Of peace and Union fnr white men. Lin.
c"ln is in favor of war and diSuninn that
the slaves 'ray be freed. The In'Orruut
ible masses. who are driven into the army
and ruin"uSly taxed t" support the war,
support Mcclellan. Shoddyites, office
holders and their satellites support Lin
coin. Have not the people had enough Of
taxes, greenbackS, collectors and blood 7
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
WHAT WILL CEASE AFTER MARCH. Nj

WHAT WILL CEASE AFTER MARCH. Mr.
Stewards little bell will cease.
Mr.. LincOln's j"k"s will erase.
Mr.. Stanton's prison certificates will
cease.
Mr.. Wrlle>' long nap in the naval de-
partment will cease.
A great host nf fraudulent contractors
and corrupt office holders, Government
spies, and military Satraps Of the Bur
bridge aud Darlington school will cease.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

OPPOSED TO SLAvREY The Ambition.
lists are verv much Op posed to the invol-
tuntary Servitude Of the negrors of the
South. and are willing to impoveri>h the
country and fill it Eith graves to free the,n'
They are very much in favor of ofcnnSrript
ing all the white men nf the North for
involuntary Srrvitude in the army. Which
is the greater wrong?
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

Rev. DR.. CheeVer writes t" the Boston
Rrcortler, denving the report that his
church is against him on the presidential
question. and says hs believes THAT as
good Christi MS, they are not in favor Of
Mr.. LincOin'S reelection"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

Catholic ChurOh.-ReV. j. LGrRan
will Odiciate in Georgetown on every arst Sunday
Of the month AlSo, In ColOma Church on the third
Sunday. Divine service commences at 10, A. u.
Vespers, in st. PatrlCk's Church, PlaesrvillS, on
srsFy Sunday evening, at quarter past 7. jy17
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

AN enterpriSing man might make his
"independ%nt fortune" by finding an in.
tslligent white citizen who would hurrah
for Abraham Lincoln. Barnum wants
such chap for exhibition.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

WHEN a man is heard advocating the
election Of Lincoln. it is entirely safe to
assume that he is shoddv contractor, a
spy. an inf"rmrr. an office holder or an
aonlieant for O:fice.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

ENOUND. ON THE UGILBY ROAD. near Nc.
Il Murtry's Station, parse. containing I'D coin.
The owner can get the same by describing II aud
paying for this advertisement
Apply at McMurtry's Station, or to the undersign.
cd, oil the road. G. GOSS.
MrNurtry's Station, Oct. %, ISs4.-sIm
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
Gentlemen's Clothing /!

Gentlemen's Clothing
1UST RECEIVED "A Splendid Assortment Of all
- the NEW STYLES Of
CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING!
The special attention OF purchasers is invited to
my large stock oi
Fancy Cashmere Suits,
Fine Black Frock Coats,
Black Doeskin and Beaver Pauts,
Fine Silk, Cloth and Velvet Vests
Black and Colored Hat ell kinds,
Fine Sewed aud Pegged Boots,
Davis & Jones' White Shirts;
Fancy Travelling Shirts;
Flannel and Merino Undershirts and
Drawers,
Check Shirts, Jumpers, Overalls,
linda Tanned Buck Gloves,
Houston, hastings q Co.'s Driving
Gloves,
English Hosiery, ETC., etc.,
All OF which will sell, FOR CASII.a
SAN FRANCISCO PRICESi
Call and judge for yourselves.
ClIAS. B. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
CAVE GOLD, SILVER AND COP.
PER MINING COMPANY.
Farplay District, FL Dorado County, California.

A SSESSMENT No. 6-Notice Ia hereby given that
q ut meeting Of The Hoard Of Trustees Of said
Company, held at Farplay, "n the 3ls day Of Oct,
1864. aud assessment Of forty go cents on each
share Of the Capital Stuck Of the Company lev
led payable Immediately in E. Goid or Silver coin,
to the Treasurer at his ohlre in Fairbay.
ANY stock upO which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid or tn Sjh day of November, 1864, will
he advertised on thai day az delinquent and unless
payment shall be made befLre. will be sold Satur
day l7th day Of December, 1854 20 pay said delin-
qnent assessment. together with costs VI advertising
and expense OF sale.
by order Of the Board of Trustees.
wM. FLLKER, Secy.
Farniay, Nov. 4th, 1S64.-iw.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

THEY are forming Mcclellan and Pen.
dIetOn clubs all over the country. Those
pS0bs will be touchdown arguments.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
TO RENT.-.CHEAP.

THE undersigned will rent his homestead at Coon
i Hollow, vt N very low rate 1t is q comfort able
residence, with large grounds and splendid bearing
Orchard. For terms, apply on the premises
oct22tf z. u. DAlNGERFIELD.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
PLACERVILLE AND SACRAMEN'
TO VALLEY RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER OCTOBER list,
- TRAINS, in connection with the SACRAMENT"
Valley and Freepnrt Railroads. will run as follows:
LEAVE LATRoBE at 6X and II AN. and Ar
LEAVE SACRAMENTO at 81 a. N.and 4PM
LEAVE FREEPoRT at 6K AN, ar. NJ. and at
Midnight.
ON SUNDAYS. Trains will run az follows:
LEAVE LATROBE. for Sacramento only, at II
A. n and LEAVE SACRAMENTO, for Lairobe at
eH M.
All Trains stop at Folsom.
There will be no train up on Sunday nghtS from
Fr-eport
The II A. NJ Train, In from Latrnbe. and the Mid
night Train from Freeport. run in connection with
the eamboats q. the river and the Poueer Stages
across the mountHins.
The 6k A. ". Train. from 'ncramento will also
connect ut Latrnb- with the Pioneer Line Of Stages
we'll as with Stages to all the mountain towns
Throughout e. Dorado, Amador and Calaveras coun-
ties.
The 81 and II A. N. Trains. from Latrobe, also
connect with the Pioneer and other Stage Lines, at
Latrobe.
All the Trains from Lstrobe run into Sacramento
as we'll as Frecport
FREIGHT will be taken on all Trains, except
the II 4. ". Train, from LairObe and the Midnight
Express Train, from FRI epor.
+. A. BIsrOP. lsrn.,
octll J. ?. ROBINSON, 0uPS
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
BOOTS AND SHOES !

Ladies' Cloth, Kid and Calf Balmoral
and Congress Boots;
6entlemen's Sewsd and Pegged Boots
and Shoes; Buffalo and Rubber
Owe shoes;
Ladies' Rubber and Felt Overshoes;
Children 9 and Misses Boots and Shoes
of every var ETY.;
Boys and Youths B 1ots and Shoes OF
every quality;
Mems, Womens and Children's Slip
pers, splendid assortment BY far the largest and
best in n Dorado County, for at the very lowest
prices, by
ClIAS. D. PETITE.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
FURNISHING COOL
OR DERS

TNROM TIE COUNTRY will receive prompt at
10 tention, At the same low prices as II buyerI
were present.
REMEMBER
sELIGMAN'S BLOCK.
MAIN STREET. PLACERVILLE.
CHAS. .. PSTTTT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
IMPORTANT
GREAT SAVING IN 1Inz Rn0
EXPENSE.

ON AND AFTER svPTEMBER 18Th. 1864, orii.
nary Fright will he received at FREEPURT and
forwarded to LGTROBE without charge for tran
shipping, drayAgs or forwarding
Goods shipped by steamers Of the California Steam
Navigation Company. leaving sHn Frabelseo 81 Z, p
II daily ran be delivered in Lxtrobe at . O'Clock
1ext morning Freight shipped by sailing vessels
VII be forwarded with dispatch. No charge on or.
dinary freight per sailing vessels for levee dues
trAnshppi7g. drayage or for 'arJlinK
All Hravy Frrights, su, h a. Boilers. Heavy Cast
ings, Steam Engines. etc. Will be transhipped al
Frerport by powerful d+ricks directly to the cars
and at Latr0hv will alSo be transhiDptd by dericks
directly TO teams. For this class NJ freight. charge
will be made Of cost Of labor engaged On derckI
only. ---
Freight Charges ~ steamers or sailing vessels will
he advanced at Freeport ard collected At LatrobS
without charge.
Mark all Freight CARE P. R. r, FREEPoRT,'
aud send receipts With freight.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
Fall and Winter Clothing !

CONSISTING IN PART or
Fine Beaver Overcoats, Business and
Frock Goats
Cashmere Suits; Dceskin and Cassi-
mere Pants;
Velvet, Silk, and Cloth Vests;
Silk, Beaver and Cashmere Hats;
Behkert's, Wings, and Godfrey's Boots,
Shoes and Gators, splendid and
well-selected stock;
A compete assortment of Boys Cloth.
ing and Furnishing Goods;
Eastern and California Blankets;
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags;
India Rubber Boots, Goats, Leggings
COLTS PISTOLS. of all sizes, etc.
TEE HIGHEST PRICE
PAID FOR
GOLD DUST q COUNTY ORDERS.
SS Thankful to my friends for former fav0rs,
respectfully solirit continuance Of their
which shall spare effort to merit.
8. BAMBERGBR,
Main street, near the Plaza,
oct23f] Placervie.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

r EGAL BLANKs oFALL KINDsFoR SAIL
IL at this ofRoA
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
s. BAMBERGER

d ESPECTFULIY announces 10 his friends an
III the citizens Of Placerve generally, that h
has Ju received large assortment Of
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

Late Surgeon, U. s. A, Quarantine Physician at
New Orleans and Boston, Lecturer on Morbid
Anatomy and Diseases Of Women and Chill.
dren, Member Of Massachusetts Medi-
cal Society, etc etc, etc.
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

"a uCTiuN kOTIcR--F Foa ssALE At RETAIL. AT
- BgNDALLS Auction Store 2nS and I'll Hudson street,
former c Canal street lot az good CARROTS all Fnr
1hture OF all kinds Pianos. bookcases, Hedd Retrxra
fe-s, Grocery Fixtures counters &C. Also e,le
cud Billiard fable.
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

w xYANrGp-A GOOD TEN HORSE POWER BSoiNE
W and TIVE so or fifteen upright tubular roller
second and il In suol condition viii answer Addrn
Nob'o, Herald ones
The New York herald., 1864-07-22
-hhgw YORK HEpAr"


u
ArA. ,o,.-,s IA & s'r FALL / a:.MNE :. :.
oed in sepsm nssss ssr n ars 20 isrsd Tor Is &
tS ns,s: %: Ss.: Ss :,s ~. inside s.'s
wagon z ss sa,sr All others ia R.Sa..a lhxaA" 60
. Tor So..s. = sa ss 'ssS sssse e.y o O.
:: e =: s y:sss :s. ss .s ..ss pay
rsd ss s:, a'ss as @ % S M !. harness. Ter horses ,
sS "a ssa%r Ssr.. :: y sG Sa, a,.S K wagon.
mile asa. Ssrasss FOR a Sor.ss sAss
No IA sia WI with G stake Of so each. play or
s.sa saa ss.n any nve M IN hane for horses that
No sX q sn WI vita "a ,.as. Of So esos pl.y or
,s:s:s.iSdsainsA.~' Butler Nor,
.s .s q 80 'ss s' %
s.9; o Laay i I'm p,, M and an r. Prince sIelud.a
mile heats three in avs FOR horsss .ha. o,sd for
These purse. WI clos. =. tho Hone Honso Rseadwsy
Vi. .u IL .s PC, ss n s
Tsrrs e 1,Te e atari, Tns a. e s%s
premiums Al fairs do not s2,:pials ! : II es!
FASHION PLEASURE aRoggsD.
Match for So. .sd.s .sls = s..s S9.s SsSf 4
AA'' names Josra tsSS
SARAroaA RAcEs'
THE FIRST MEETING
AT sARXfOGA SPRINGS.
a. M sh Stss ss a. and dthS 81 q 4 August. IHu 1884
SEVERAL RACES WILL BE RUN .AoR DAY.
No eaosp PiS%s:y es:s q 5sa
Aeiaire rules to govern
FIRST pAY-FIRsT RACE
.s ssaps: Sss:S % S,s IS sS saas X
SANE DAY-sEC0ND RACE.
Purse $780, sdosS s.: stsi bAasssr Iai!f sAcx
For all ages sEsE Rasss ss% n@nTnsn n MIN RAGE
The sAR ATOGA STAKES. for oids; carry 90
ponn.s; $40 entrance pay or pay; sSoo added. iIs
oS''t "''I s1Ma DXY-rHiRD RACE
THIRD DAY-FIRsT RACB
posn ths saser 81 shs rrassr. Sake:
POUNDS e1irs SO $50 forfeit $50 added Dssh
Of miles caisi sash ~1a pAa1sEoosS nsSIesSn' RACE
The Congress- Spring Purse, for all sges $500 Three
FOURTH DAy-FIRsT RACE
Purse $500 Selling race for all ages One and quarter
SANE DAY-sECoND RACE.
Handicap fnrsn. 5000. Three miles.
SAME DAf-TuIRD RACE
N''' 'A'"' fIFTi r pAY@FIRsT RACE sS'''''' "''
Handicap Purse $3.50 for Swear o!ds beaten at Paterson
and sarA'0sA Mo heAss.s ssMs DAY
Purse $500. Hurdle race Dash Of two mi!es
The splendid new course now completed and much
.sR .Rs M s siss q ~ 15s s eSlfss s.
ssa ss S pos s1n er. % % ;Ssd " s
Persons leaving evening either by rail or
steamer can reacn ssatc$s at o'clock rex morain
srrvs Al Saratoga In time for she . r.res ..vvns ,..
c. wHEArLv. Secretary -a.+..
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND
IL TROTrINd.
Friday July 22 a. O'Clock r M.
Match for $500 miesheats, best three In Ave m
John !nvott pames Lady Tompkias In harness
Dan Mace names Stonewal ia ,kson, to wagon.
JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager.
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

LTURStrURE WANTED TO BUv, rHB rtRLOh
Il Dining Room and Chamber rurnruss Of sfsrhy -
el'nns housekespirs Inquire until saarty .! 10 s'sM
s.sass, ossr tetl sssoad sxsst
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

- az ROGART AUCTr0SRERS Will SILL on
a. Saturday juiy a. rt tds O'Clock ths auclieu
No North William street mortssge ais OF Household rar
Allure sting Of nshosany SOFAS Lounges Bui esus
shs.nds Looking Ginsses rnsisvings wsrdrobes Red.
Hlton Velvet and pru SOS Carpet mahogany Extrnsgn
Fables mahogany D.sks wlsfow Curtains tc Also, by
ffrue of an sxesu,iou, Butcher tart Horse,
Va. Ia JOnN CONTRrLIs. Marsha,
Anorney for Mortgages
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

rHE LADIES rRTRSo IN NERD-DH LBwfs. 40.
i TBesrh tFess thrse doors from West Brosiway, New
Fssx dy ne doashS re~s4Ias sre asv-t s"aSs % ~
The New York herald., 1864-07-22
SALES AT AUCTyca.

G ROBINSON; AucrIosEER- ..upsOn orr
-. Master sale o. ord.- ,..S;nstan .s,u,.m,
""~ ~ oaasc--, Est.. Of Jos smith. ascsss cd On
ssaa.y. Js.y IS ssios. on As sasns as s,ss ss
both avenues aiss eish, is "a oinics sud two Dwe
h.ass OPP Ais the hs ss Ill q the Five cssaer Hudson
Aso on Mesn-sday. Juy ~ az o'e'eck on The ground
Farm OF loo with good awefnx house. Darn, 6c viii
be sot poss az ii soos; IL 66 c0 " fas
and, In rots opposite the Secsucas
Paterson plank read. Also, A3 63fo0 Of
guod iaad. Also u slo0 seres q mssdo~ sn a
for n.es no ,oken ferry, and known as the job
Snilh property PAres attending this sale can take the
EcCui hotel. the PAsrsou plank road. RETURNING