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The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29

See ~ IT IS NOT SO. 1T is an undenia-
BILE fact that the very persons among the
AboIitionIEts. and particularly the Puritan
portion women as veil as men-who
make the most noise and fuss about the
cruelty of masters to their slaves. are
themselves the cruelest to "bound out"
servants Sand apprentices in their own
employ. And so are they generally noted
for their excessive cruelty as school teach.
ers, to the scholars particularly to the
children Of poor parents, N the public
sct1eOls. They would have boys and girls
entirely repress the buoyant spirits and
refrain from the merry, Joyous rompings
and pastimes that the youth feel and
must enjoy. and endeavor TO transform
them into 90 many sour. .visaged, demure.
emOtiOnless, iron-clsd beings, as thew are
themselves. 1t is BY just such teachings
and examples and discipline that the
SQnHg grow up to be bypocritical, sancti.
HpnntOnA. srUsl, zhaFah, bard. hearted men
and women, Who profess alI virtues. like
Rh4ripsss, and pEsctice ell enormities, like
devils tncaTnate. Il is by Just such edu.
cation 4snd discipline that we have been
bfonght tO'tho bitter condition of thioes
th4t now prevails
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
BAnsOE, September. 1864.

ELOQUENT AND TRUE. Hon. George
Montgomery; recently made q speech 10
SOnOIna county, In which he said:
Away with the miserable, unmanly
chIfge, so often preferred against Demo
craIs. of being Southern sympatbizers.--
Why. ~ery the vsriest slave that lives, or
the. NEST worthless deg that barks, finds
some EVmpathy in the breast Of the most
heartlesS master yes, sir, the most guilty
feloE, rs he ascendS the scatiold to pay
the last penalty Of his crimes, excites
some s5mPathy in the heart Of his execu.
TONER; and the meanest worm that crawls,
claims by divine right the sympathy Of
the Eternal GOD; and must be told that
tits treason to sympathize with my own
flesh end blood and must reason as well
as humanity be insulted by being told
that sympathy with the South is a dis
uuion sentiment5 Who, who, let me
ask, are more likely to deSirs Union with
the Southern. people,, those who love
them. or those who hate theme And, on
the other. hand, with whom would the
Southern people more readily unite, with
whom would they more readily sit down
in council, and whom, think you, would
they be more willing to trust as their
President and Vice President, those
who sympathize with them or those who
withhold their sympathy Do you be-
lieve that the Southern people can either
be persuaded or compelled to trust their
liberties to . President whom they look
upoa'as guilty Of the foulest perjury in
trampling under his feet the constitution
which he swore before God to supportY-
A President who, at the very beginning
Of this unfortunate struggle, endeavored,
by making medicines contraband of war,
to scatter disease and death throughout
their land, without regard to the sex con
dition, or even political sentiments of its
victims, and that, too, be it remembered,
as early as the month of June, 1861, at a
time when he professed to believe the
Southern masses true to this Govern.
ment.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
Pure Whisky for the Sick.
CIRCU LAR:
To Physicians and Others.

NEW YoRK, MAJ 1st, 1861.
Mr. WV. T. CUTTER, JR., Louisville, Ky.
DEAR SIR:-The great difficulty experienced in
procuring brandy sufficiently pure for medicinal
purposes, has induced many OF the Physicians al
this vicinity to adopt Bourbon Whisky as substi.
tute, both In the hospitals and in private practice
and since the latter has COM into such general use
We have reason to believe that great deal now sold
Is OF very inferior quality.
Presuming that your residence in the vicinity OF
the manufacturers Of Whisky in Kentucky, as well
as your skill IS Chemist will enable you 10 select
reliable article, and having full confidence In your
Integrity, we are led to inquire whether you will not
aid us in having this market supplied, through an
Agency, with the best quality of pure old Bourbon
Whisky, for the use Of the sick?
we are, very respectfully, sir, yours truly,
VALENTINE MOTT,
WILLARD PARKER, NJ D.,
10. G. HUTCHILIN, M. D.,
AUSTIN FLINT, N. D,
c. L. MITCHELL, NJ. D.,
HAINES II. HAMILTON, NJ. D.
DEWITT G. ENOs, N. D.,
OGDEN DORMUS N. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry,
". CHAPMAN, M. D.,
JAMES N. WOOD, Brooklyn,
W. @. p. HAYHI,
Pharmaceutist, Brooklyn.
Agent for Ell Dorado Countv-ROBERT
WHITE, Chemist, at Medical Hall, Main Street,
FIacerVilie. [sept3m3
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29

Resolved. That in the future, as In Che past We
will adhere with unsWerving fidelity to the Union,
under the Constitution, as the only sClid founda-
tton OF our strength, Recurity and happiness as q
people. and as the frame work Of government
equally conducive to the welfare and of
all the States, both Northern and Southern.
Resolved, That this Convention does explic
lilly declare, as the sense of the American people.
that ater four years OF failure to restore the
Union BY the experiment Of war, during which,
under the pretense Of the military n eessity of
war power, higher than the Constitution itself,
that instrument has been disregarded in every
part and public liberty and private rights trodde
down, and the material prosperity Of the country
essentially impaired, justice, humanity, and liber
ty, and the public welfare demand that imme diate
efforts be made to bring about a cessation of hos
tilities, with view Of an ultimate Convention Of
the Statess or other peaceable means to end it,
that at the earliest practicable moment peace NAV
be restored on the basis of the Federal Union Of
the States.
8. Resolved, The direct interference of the
military authorities Of the United States IN the
recent elections held IN Kentucky, MARYLAND Mis-
souri, and Delaware, was a shameful violation of
the Constitution, aud repetiti of such acts In
the approaching election i'll be held to be revolu-
tionary, and resisted with all the means and pow
er under our control.
4. Resolved, That the aim and object Of the
Democratic party is To preserve the Federal Union
and the rights OF the States unimpaired, and they
hereby declare that they consider the Administra-
tlon's usurpation Of extraordinary and dangerous
powers, not granted by the Constitution the cub
version Of the civil BY military laws in States not
IN insurrection; the arbitrary military arrest,
imprisonment, trial and sentence of American
citizens in States where civil law exists in full
terce the suppression Of freedom Of speech and
Of the press the denial of the right OF asylum
the avowed disregard of State rights; the employ
ment OF unusual test oaths, and interference with
and denial Of the right Of the people to bear arms,
as calculated to prevent the restoration of the
Union, and the perpetuation of a Government de.
irving its just powers from the consent of the
governed
D. Resolved, That the shameful disregard by
the Administration of its duty in respect to our
fellow citizens who are now and long have been
prisoners Of war, and in a suffering condition,
deserves the severest reprobation, on the score
alike of public and common humanity.
3. Resolved, That the sympathy Of the Demo
cratic party is heartily and earnestly extended to
the soldiers Of our army, who now are an have
been in the field, under the flag of their country.
and in the event Of our attaining power they viii
receive all the care, protection and regard that
blY earned
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
THE CALIFORNIA
FLY KILLING LIQUID,

LNLY PAPER kills Ns thousa nds-the LIQUID F1v.
l. Killer kills lts tens of thousandsi This prepa.
ration for killing Files 10 giving the greatest salts
faction OF ANYTHING ever used. It Is now improved
70 the highest Killing point. Il is Of such nature
spot the walls And windows, which makes the use ol
other preparations 30 Objectionable.
II: n. Mcdonald & Co., Sacramento and
San Francisco, Agents. Depot at U. 9. Drug Store,
corner Pine and KeATney streets. rsep24sI
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
lrgal aobrttisIutriIt 1a7
SUMMONS.

OTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County AZ ,, n Ia 4
- S-ln the District Court Of ihe Iitk iscsns ~ !.
Action brcugh. in the Dis.uica Court a, ~. % .
enth Judicial District, and the c0mplaIps aiS ~
COuAty Of 81 Dorado, in the OlRcs al ~. \. y ~
said District conr In ARd loT said Count~ II
The People OF the STATE Of California - ~ bele
sgsm ssE.on .S psiendSSts es,sST se thi' VIM, asi
You are hereby Required 10 aunea- 6. : a3ts
brought against you By hehert WhI1e p,sI-tsst
the District Court Of the Eleventh Jpdir,ss ~, b
IN and IST Ine CESSty S O. = Dorado, ssd T. -
gust, 4. D. 1884, within ten days teTeiusssy MAs
daV Of serVlcel. after the sefvSes n -" ~
summons-if served within tAis CosSsx. = u ~
out Of this County. but within THE Jsdisiai n,s:
VlsAlD, tWenty days; o., II served o1a M ~ =
tric., then within forty days-oF iudemes7 "a ~,
SSE8 ~ = III u, aT1319HA yoa lsss1
The said action is brought 10 cbtain ,,a..e
against SAD dsfrs S'nyss ior the sun, n - g.. -.
per CT nj. per month. frOU the SIh day ~ -
1880, all gsd b be due upOn q ceTVsIr, .saa
note, executed by SAID last nAned dsfiS =. NJ
Lass named date 2 sad Rl'n; slse for dsss~ q.
emyth TO sal PHI. to secure the - ivxmc@. "
note, and Of even date Herewith aid - ~ ~
the prem.ts described In SaId mortgage. n s.eenl
certain lot and improvements situats1 ~ y w. ~
In said County and etAte, on The ses4S ~ ~
Sacramento road, 81 the turn thereof adsaI" = ~
lowAyS tract, and more paTtIcuIaYIv Is.a nel-
plG complaint. . copy HhsEsOf aeeornn~ni.s NJ
writ. Also, ior judgment for the sum 81 ~ = -.
dollars paid In taxes on said preui-Ss - tAtoe
1863, with interest thereon, princtpnl 80 ~
gold and silver coin OF. o. q. A Alse ~. -
fOrecleslng the equity Of FedemptIon A. - =. fe1A
Peter Ien.sn, .n Lbs y sad PTe@i'ea and eveT al
in the premises; and II you fall 70 sncsS. sae ~
swer the said eomplsint % above retsuSr.a =. G.:
! plT vi tske Judgment against yOa ~ - -, -
terest, decree and eests, according e tHs n-s,As
said complaint. NV0Ogi
| Witness, Hon. Q. W. RrOckway. JuA~. s's
triet Court Of the Eleventh judicial DIss,s.. ~
~ Attest my hand, And m" -,
aEA1 Court. IN and fOs 'iia County Il = Il pse. -
Pacervile, this the l9th day of AUS... - \ ~ q
p. so, W. CARPENTER, Cert.
BY sr,ier Of Hon Ogden squires, County JUSse =,
{ A. C. SEARLI, PTd's Atty. ~'erK'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
J. JOsSELYN, M. D.,

Has been enabled to reduce the prices Of cure very
materially. The Institute combines within Its prac-
tce both the use Of Vegetable Medicines, and the
ELECTROPATHIC SYSTEM, that s the use Of
ELECTRICITY and the celebrated ELECTRO MAG
NETIC BATHS, the most powerful auxiliary in the
Temova Of diseases from the system, yet discovered
1t l. not necessary to rnumerate the diseases
treated at the Institute. Diseasts, no matter what
may be their name or nature, will be treated in the
most scientific manner
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
Important Medical Notice |!
ELECTR0PATHIC INsTTTUTE!
Gas Warrington Street,
Below Kearney street, San Francisco.
Estd0ltshed february 1850, by an AssOcidti0n
Of Scientific Gentle,nen for hS Cure Of
Diseases and for the Suppression Of
@ q A OK E r Y.

TINE one great object OF the establishment Of the
Il Institute was to insure to the afflicted scientific
and honorable treatment, where they would be safe
ffoiI the wles Of empyrics, who net only rob them
Of their money but also Oil their systems with poi
minerals, thereby destroying what little Of
tine constitution was left from the ravaRes OF disease
The result thus far has greatly exceeded the most
sanguIne expectations OF its founders. So liberal
has been the patronage Of the public, that the resi-
dent consultlnR Physician.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29


cleanse out the disordered edhumors-purfy the blood
and let the fluids move uHobsiructed In health
again. They stimulate the functions Of the body
into vigorous activity, purify the system from the
Ob.tructonS which make disease. A cold settles
somewhere in the body, and deranges its natural
functions These, II not relieved, react upon them
selves and the surrounding organs, producing gene
raj aggravation, suffering and arrangement. While
in this condition, take Ayers Pills. and see how di-
rect tey restore the natural action OF the Eystem
and with it the buoyant feeling OF health again.
What is true and SO apparent in the trivial and
mon complaints is also true in many OF the ~. 2
seated and dangerous distt npers The same pur-
gatve effect expels them. Caused by similar OBJ
| structons and arrangements Of the natural func-
tions OF the body. they are rapidly and many Of
them surely cured by the meaus. None who
know the virtue Of these Pills will neglect 10 employ
them when suffering from the disorders they cure,
such as Headache, Foul Stomach, Dysentery, Bilious
Complaints Indigestion, arrangement Of the Liver,
CostiveDess, Cor stipaion, Heartburn, Rheumat atism
Dropsy, Worms and Suppression, when taken in
large doses.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensitive
can take them easily, and they surely the best
purgatve medicine Yet discovered
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
~ ~ nlpub1saa JsuEanL
R@G1a11Am An Oar Nan. BOYa.

- - Ne1u1aa8 tsu1nL
HsC1sllAA is Oar Nan, Boys.
SsOIs6fa SCef nsh ~ ~.' ~
RaIiy 70 hlgytandsr4, Boys,
9ally aHy6u seai.t -
Rally IRON the hill-tep.
Rally fron the Pi6in
Rally hon the lslands, Boys,
AaA raNI If@@ the main
Tell year nearest nsIgAbOr,
whether rich or poor;
Tel the honeSt traveller
VIE passes By yosE door;
Tell yOas wives end SWsstAsaytS,
And asSlF Sas % ssAa. y
Wesre bou1d "a have PRECEDENT,
Aha Littit Mae's the man!
Lay aside the ehisslI
Lay aside the hoe
Lsase TIE IlDg end farrcw, Boys,
fABai9e tAs hHTfpW 70!
= =. SzSs--sS IL ztsE4Nhe S9rT~P.- -.- ...+,, -.
AHA llseSa - tie plaR,
Ws'Es b5ana - Aesd frsbident,
AID Little Macs the nan +r
aaIly aDn tka wsrk sAsp,.-
Ldskt lannAEy dewtl
1eaRa th9 PAana upna Tie bench,
1ae SleA6s upsa ths aeoe |!
O-A tno togWo oD4 belto9o,
The apAndIs and eha lDou,
Dfop The bed and trOWel. Boys,
And strike for Mae and Home!
Mcclellan 10 the man, BOys,
To save the Binkiug ship!
And tAexWhe dare dsny It, Boys,
betray lying LIP!
These are the eowsTd FrsitOrs,
who rent the land In twain,
And interpose the DATkey's nose,
Lest II be healed again.
What says the honest farmer!
What says the soldier, bold!
What Says the bowed mechanic,
ApA tbs OAilDr, 1rua a gold Z
What says the stricken mother!
What Gays the mourning bride?
What says the eonScript brother,
And the sister BY his aide!
IN tell you Whist they're saying,
And tell you plain aad clear:
aomsbtsAlhel II IN aWhiapeF, Boys,
Some tell II in = tear -
Some dhouI Il with . Wild hurrah!
Aud som6 with gentle grace
Bulaatl nnits II praying, Boys,
For Union, Mac aud Peace.
2 ..-'- :, - FAUST.
AngOE, September, 1864.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County ~ n poraAa.-
\ - Ia Justns's Court, Placer lie TosnsAi
Tie People of the >tat- Sf Cal forniA to
LGAN, Defendant, non-Ttsidsnt Of sad TovudAiD.
GRtETNG:
1on are h.rhy 'rnmoned To appear beSuPe ne n
ny "hcr In Paeervs,ir T Wnrb.p, to. the CaauaT of
= rad. "n - Sh day 81 S+p,ru ber. A. D. iscl
~ :" o'rto't, To AbsSer n,o tie complaIul q
llrrshf-d'r AID II BncR Who SUE "a r1raV,r he
sum - two hIndrcd aud forty and Ai Ias dollan
AID 'lrteI ;h'r"on. at the rate ~ ~ per crnt peF
n,"'h. 'r"n tht s;h day hf January. 1854, a. ~.
Henr"d hy y"uF note OF that date. payAAle to pl'A
or order HA"n Juignr;t VII h. taken sEainsi yon
i"r tils said sGIouTA togriArI with evsas anA Aan-
hR,', y'a Il ;o appear AMI absstT
7" ur Sh"'ih "r any Constable of y Dorado
tou"iy' dreriihg '-ASAe 'ERAl service and rrlarA
hereof
Gi',n under my hand, this 9Th dag Of sspaEnAss,
A u 1894 J0IJS RI.SU
Justice OF ne Pra"e in and for SAID fcWusAtp..
By order ~ JOHN BUSH, Justice Of the Peace.
lseplr 3Dl
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29

Il appearing bv ahidAvit Of said Plaintta. tA,s
said D-f-hdat's, upon whom the foregoing vu1,u.sSs
s to be served, have d-pArted from iAis HtaIe MI
that cause ~ action exists against them In tAS ea,e
VI motion 81 the PiautiH 1t 10 ORDERED thai srTvleS
sfthr ostSo'ug summons be nAdS BY pAhlIca alton n
The ho1htan Democrat. . weekly S&GsRaDsr, puA
ishrd in Ills county. for thre- mohths. eaGaeaahs
oh i..e ss;h day ~ July. A d. 1864
Given uIdSs cay hand, this 9Th day o. 1uly, AR
ls6t l. SNIfu
Justice Of the P, ace IN and for II Dorado County.
A true copy:
llyS'u3l W. T. GTSRs, ConsiahL
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
ESTATE OF P SHERIDAN. DEOD

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n DOEAds
~ In the Probate Court.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Patrick Sheridan,
Deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Michael
sheridan, John Sheridan, Anne DonEhue, Aaly
Reilly. nlen Bird, and Bridget Sheridan, Ostting
forth that the Administrator has filed his 0nSl g.
count OF his administration upon said Estate IN tAs
Court, and that the has been duly allowed Esd
confirmed; that sll the debts and expenses Of a.
miDstra'iOn have been duly paid and that pr
tion Of said Estate remains to be divided among the
heirs Of said deceased and praying, amosg ofAsf
things, for an Order OF Distribution Of the rO6Ane
OF said Estate among the persons entitled
10 ordered that all persons interested u tAO -
tate OF Patrick Eheridan, deceased, be and appear
before the Probate Court Of the C0cnty Of n Dora.
do, at he Court Room Of said Court, In The Oo!t
House, in the City Of PiAcerville, on Monday, Ne
18th day OF OetobeF, A. D. 1884, ct ten O'Clock u
the forenoon OF that day, then and there % lhov
cause why an order Of distribution should nct -
made Of the residue Of said Estate among tbe hekS
OF the said Patrick Sheridan, according 70 lau.
It's further ordered that copy Of this OFdeIns
published for four successive weeks before saia h
OF October, 1864, In the MoantaiH DemoeIAt,
weekly newspaper, printed and pubished 10 tbe'
County OF Fl Dorado. '.--l-.
- OGDEN soUIREs,
(11I Probate JnAee.
* I Attest: \ true copy.
t0I SEAL g. J. CARPENTEBe
~ '@~) Clerk,
sep94VAl By. j. LOwaT. Dept. CIE.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
$40 90 REWARD!

CTRAYED from the subsorIber at NsN
- Georgetown, In June last, one IRON -
GRAY FlLLY, with black name and tall. u, tnEee e
years old; also, one BROWN ROAM STUD COLI'
one year old, and one BROWN ROAM MAZE OVEL ~ :
OF same age, the latter having q white spot 70 tno
forehead. The above animals followed the FAcer'
vile stage to Hacerville, whence Ihave been una
bic to trace them.
win pay thirty dollars reward for DE dsIsery, |,
Of the three animals Tor ten dollars each) 70 me
Georgetown or any place convenient thereto
- The Iron Gray Phly belongs 70 Mrs. AevS'
at Irish Flat.
HENRY LEINFzERNpG
Georgetown, Sept 9lst, 1s6L-1ms ...E
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
AYERS AGUE CURE,

For Me speedy md certain Cure Of Intermittent
Ferer, or ChiAS and Ferer, Remittent Fe-
Ger, ChiU Feuer, Dumb A0ue, Psri0di.
cal Headache, or Bilious Hedddche,
and Bilious Feuers; indeed, for
The Who'll Glass of DisedSeS
originating IN hillary
Derdn0ement, caused
by the Malaria of
Midsmdtic Countries.
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the severest
cases Of Chs and Fever, and it has this great ad-
vantage over other Ague medicines. thai it subdues
the compi int withOu: injury to the patient 1t con-
tains quinine other deleerious substauc e. nor
does it produce qunsm any injurious effect what
ever. Shaking brOthres Of the army and the West
try II, and you will endorse these assertions.
Prepared by J. @. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass, and
sold by, :
X. White and R. J. Vau voorhies 4 Co. Placer
vile.
R. II. Mcdonald 4 Co., Sacramento;
Crane 4 Bingham, San Francisco, and all dealers
n medicine. sept
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of v Doraao,
\, $-In JusiIc"'s C.'urt, PlA'eEVill- Township.
!" John Hume, Chamberlain, and n c. Hook
er non re- dents Of PfArerVile Township Grsetine:
You are hereby snu'nuntd 10 Appesr before me q
ny ONCE IN Piacervi'l- Township. of the County d
H. Dorado, oi 'lt- 18th day Of september. A I61S,
At O'Clock p. " 10 answer unto the compliant Of
Charles Sibeck, resident Of PlArsrviIIe Tva.ahp,
who SUES to rr"nvrr the sum n t2l0 90 With inter
est thereon NJ the rate ~ two and a.han per cent
per month from the - day Of October, INSe due
IN certain judgment, rendered In the CouIt Of
James Oates. Justice 81 the Peace for HsetrVille
Township; W en- Judgment will be taken against
you f"r the SAID amount, together With costs AL'd
damages. II y'u fail to appear aud answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF q Dorado
County, Greeting Make legal service and return
her, or
Given under ny hand, this lOth day Of sepleuhsT,
A. D. 1854 JOHN BCSH,
Justice Of the Peace 10 and for said T0wnShiPE
Publish three months, by order OF Court
Qn,l 4
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
WOMAN IN ALL HER DIFFI.
CULTIES

Is invited TO test the regulating and restorative
powers OF this harmless but effective pFepa
Al the two epOchs OF life in which the female system
undergoes the most important and critical changes
the Pills will prove positive safeguard against evil
consequences They are also confidently recon-
mended as a specific in every disorder to which fe
males are exclusively subject
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29

NOTICE.-My wife, RACHEL uMER; hav.
IN ing deserted my bed and b0ard without JUS
cause. all persons are hsFeby warned against ILL., uII.
ing her on By account ss viii not =, seap4n"O'
w. - N''' D' AUGUST uNEH.
Michigan FIstSseptember 9sth, 1Ss4.-ln
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
SUMMONs.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of u 49,.
- SIN Justices Court, GsorRetovn To~r.h,:
The Peope Of the State Of California ..o1 s'e n
ing to Jerome Ahbee 4 Pinney: ''s'
You are hereby summoned 10 appeav No..
at my once In the Township Of GeorEetovn' I. ~
county Of n Dorado, on the 9S,h day OF OrscA...
D.. 1884, At ten (lB) o'clock A. NJ, 70 an.SCr -. .
the complaint Of Jacob GlAssman Of Oeors.,o.".
Township Aforesaid; who sues you 70 r.eISs- n.
sum 0! one hundred and twenty four doIars NJ
nine els NTH interest, legged 20 be due ~ -.
you upon Two certain pTomisOTy notes--ene e. N.
sum Of or hundred and six dollars ana nios ~.sAS
;&i06 9luUl, dated 81 GeorEetOwn, Nav n. iesS
and payable one day from date, to Glassman ~
roster or order, n R0ed coin, and beAhna ~ -,
the rate OF two per rent per months tin paN n
ether for eighteen dollars, dated at eeeT1,A.-..
+ Feb. lGth A. d ls6l, and payable b CAT;|.o~A.,,
Porter, one month trom date With interest," ~ ~
rate oftUo per cent, PR mOOtA Gala noas AavSns
been assigned 10 Jacob GlassInah.- .--eealea ~ ~
above drseribrd nOtss are nov on AZ d nv -.
when judgment vii be taken againa yov Eor n:
said amount, together with cosls, anA dan1c'. =
you fail 70 appear and AASUer.
To The SheriG or any Constable Of n nDr,A -
~, Or, e,nE Make leEaI - rviee aAd return A.ss.s
Given under my hand this the twenty .,evsnth ~
day July, A. d. 1854.
Ju't!-t Of the Peace In and for . Dorado c.
A true copy
WH 7. GiBss, Constable