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THURSDAY. JANUARY II, 1854.


iseS,
THURSDAY. JANUARY II, 1854.
At 10 O'Clock Ill the forenoon, the following prop
sT;v: His Farm. situated in hirby, five miles
from East 81. Johnsbury. and four miles from,
Lyndon Depot. Said Farm contains 10 acres OF
land suitably divided into tiilagc paSturage and
woodland There are good buildings on the
place and running water at the house and barn.
Also, = Back Lot containing 10 acreS-C.5
Woodland and 81 pasturing- Said lot is about :
NE from ~ mill and has ! heavy growth Of
spruce timber skidded up.
Also. yoke fivc-year old Oxen. e YearlingS,
tso-y car ulls, good Cows. - NeT.no Sheep.
Merino Bucks, Colts two and three wears old
400 bushels Oats, 30 or 10 tons Hav. 10 tens
Straw, ," bushels Corn. 20 bushels barrier. 30
buSehlS Potatoes, Ia bushels Wheat.
Trims On real estate one half down, bal
aneo remain on mortgage Other property
$40 and VII er. cash. over $40 SIX months credit
with security TYLER T. PARKER.
J. IL. NooRg, Auct oner
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TEACHERS INSTITUTES.

Vermont Board of Education, I
SECRErAgYs OFFICE, Dee, 1868
Teachers Institutes for the Counties of Or
leans. Essex and Caledonia viii be held as fol-
lows:
At IRASBURG, Jan 10 and 20
At LCNENBURJi, Jam p and D
PEACHAM, Feb aud f.
The institutes will continue in session during
two Gavs. commencing at9 A N All friends OF
cduration are invited to attend. Town Superin-
,andep,s are desired to see that Teachers are no
tilted. and urge them to attend. Clergyman are
invited to give notice from their pulpits-
SO-SI J. = ADAMS, Secretary
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Take no more uupIr,.au, and un,,f.

Ssd,irc-- For up-aaut AMI dangerous dis Uses uS..
Hcmtsld> Extract BuCh whl.h ha> received fh. en-
dnr>ne;t oi the most Prominent phy> Cians the
l. now offered u afflicted humanity certain cure f,r
n" i"lrwiuc diseases ami symptoms uTi-Gfiu- from
Eases und abuse ui the urinary sexual Iirr-r-
al crhilty. mental and physical depression lmlr, :iv
determination 81 blood To the head confused ideas hy>f
ria. general iTriiIhiIv. r. ilv>- and >i-e;yS>->- IL
night. absence 81 muscular vii,i-lCv los %! appetite.
euici2i"n. low spirits. rcd iiia PARALYSIS ie
organs III generation. iLipIi:on the heart and m
fact. AMI all the C"Iiiau aud !-lifaf-
-, state u the system. t. insure the genuine Ill lh>
out. ask i"r Helm btS. Take uthrr Cures .uara-
tecd. See al vert i>,ILtI al.,lI.r ovlUu a..
CautiOn.-We have This lav received p
tent Tor ,nuiactures, known A. Family Dve Col
urs. The DYES manufactured hy other persons under
The name OF Domestic Dyes. &C. made IL violation
our Patent.
We caution all persons making Ing the same
hereafter that shall prosecute Er a i-;n.prl-n>
rights. HOWE STEVENS
Boston, oct. Il. 1858. -4>I
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The Annual Meeting of the Ladies' Libra
nv Association, will b. held at the Lecture Room
of the North Church, Tuesday evening. Jan 10.
at 81 o'clock. At y o'clock Rev. l. o. Brastow
will lecture before the Association. The public
are cordially invited - attend. Wv
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" I DIR. Tobias Eenef!anN
\ lie Horse Liniment. Il T..

Died OF Croup-What pretty All! interesting child
"a" last week gut now. ala> il ! Such Ma
The conversation "i Ia" cent vl-I TI:'u nWn i"n Ia
the cars Died OF Group how strange when Or. Tobias
Venetian linIn Ht i certain Curr Il taaeu
Now, Mothers. We appeal Ia you L. i the patty
gain AM profit make. tut the >Lky yu.r infant
child that now lies PLAYING at feet Group dam
Se:Uu> disease. but DIR. Tobias Venetian nimcni
time. : r!'ted al l. 4 -. IA
the house: not want IL Tonight. tot
telling whe-but armed with this linlmrnt
prepared, let IL come when II wi. Price ,ny -
1T
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Micr,>copic Photographs of the Lords

PRAYER end several other subjects hardly visible To the
naked eve, but the Graf, Microscope perfectly dis
tinct Price 81 cents each. &. II. Wheeler Co.
Essex ST, Boston. MesSrs. W. 4 Co also have very
Interest," assrtme: ~. mounted objects the Micro
scope-InseCts, &c which they sell the low price
81 50 per dozen Also. the Craig Microscope -: 10y
mail - > with six objects $500 They viii >uppy
the trade on liberal terms. H.
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PaSsumpsic Lodge, No. p, F. A. NJ
Masonic Hail. Binghams Block. Stated meeting January
II, 1864. CS2-) FL DALToN, SIC
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ORDER of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT.

Al Probate Court liz % IL y i>l.ury ia Safi district
lie = .iay 81 Jan 4 II. l>si
Wh-rca>- X -rt Harvey. AiIli>Iraia- on the estate
I John McC"lL Ia 81 R.r-lr-. :. said s3i>tricl.
-'">ri Proposes Ia rrIl.-r ii a. zlTn.SIra-
ai tn PRESENT Aoc.ti a-as.l>l I'D state lr N
ai;i,ill AMI a'.NlI f- The i.lrp-r maxim. yarr
i.v ana Cl>l' tEiil ~ fir rtae aid estate. under
r,rc " said aill I- The persons who sr, In lu
ri-lli"d l." HE >Ait,-t il,Tvf-- ordered ~ said
y'GIi iiAt Tue >t'n- come under c.>i!eralivl ans
iiH II Jan. 4 10 80 Aid ! iurIltr ordered ltai
Al ief>'ii> interested he iit-g nrrrb tr lubUAtsi g
C"iN - the reC"rl al HIS Ter IL the Caliuir Mimi
81 Al - "h>turH- three Weeks Soce>>.yely lrtyi.,
1" >lii time 81 hearing. thsI Ihvy max appear Al,
contest lie isu u $40 Cal>.
AID ai>o ZEE heard ~ >Ad onUri III The matte. ,a
Partition aIG distribution vI sa.L estate
Is The count.
Attest ASA L FRENCH. Jueee-
Ai-ue copy 4 record
49, Attest ASA L FRENCH Jus-e
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which might Ice checked by a simple remedy. like
Browns Bronchial TrocheS. If allowed Ia progress mas
terminate seriously. For Bronchitis Asthma, CataTTl
and Consumpve Coughs. the TrocheS used with adj
vantage, giving oftentimeS immediate Teiici- Nv
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

The Annual Meeting of the Caledonia County
Agricultural Society," will be holden al the ST.
JOhnsbury House on
TUESDAY, JAN. 10, 1864,
At ten o'clock A NJ. for the election OF Officers
for the wear ensuing. awarding premiums OF Field
Crops. DIARIES, and transacting any other busl-
ness thought proper.
Persons intending TO apply for preniams on
Field Corps, are requested TO forward TO the Sec
rotary their written statements If least one week
before the meeting
HORACE PADDOCK. SEcRETAkY-
Jan. 3. 1864 So-Sl
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The Young Mems County Temperance

The Young Mems County Temperance
Society will hold their annual meeting at the Con-
gregstonal Meeting House in Danville. on Tues
day, the 18th day of January, 1864, at ii O'Clock
P NJ. Will the clergymen please give notice in
their respective congregations:
S0-Sl CHAs F. WEEKS, Secretary.
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The Caledonia Association will meet at
the house of Rev. Geo. H. Clark. st. Johnsbury
Centre, Tuesday, Jan. u, at u o'clock NJ. Text
for plans, / Tim. 3. ID. 1880
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\OrlCE.-rhl> i 10 certify that / have
/ Y this day given nv son. Henry {. Tabor. his
time during Che remainder OF his minority. and
shall paw debts OF IL contracting. nor claim
Any If h> earnings after This date
Attest JEtFEK>'.N CHASE PT. TABOR.
Ne>; Concord Dee. i. lN,,2. S0-Sa-
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Look out for CounterfeitS Not oniv Of
bank bills but Of everything truly valuable We under
stand that the Indispensable article, known a. Fam
ly DYE COlDrS exception To- this rule The lmi-
atuIs like all counteriet>, utterly worthless Re
member that Howe Stevens Family Dive Conr> The
original only valuable and useful thing Of the KIND
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S1DD WILL BE FORFEITED
>ELF-ABC>E AND SOLITARY HABITS.

Ry Dr l. Dix II fliin: - En- les time than any
other physician more ereCally ami ivrmarr.,ly with
e>> restraint from UccUsiioa lear exposure 10
weather. With sale ami ly med.,inr>.
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II Z L M B OLD

GENUINE PRE- PARIYls.
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GOOD REAL ESTATE.

In one Of the most thriving villages an Northern
Vermont. Enquire Of
J. C BINGHAM
s. John >buIv. Jan :. 1874 Self
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NOTICE.

4 Dwelling House. III 4 desirable location. cor
her umnler and Winter Streets, which commands
a full ,.eN Of the PTBLIC PARK >o0n 10 be open
ed III front Of the Brick Union School House Just
erected on ST JohnsbGry Plain, Is
+ y Il 5 4 / T.
Said house j. IS Y 2S feet on The ground with
shed and kitchen attached Bein nigh poses
the rooms large and airy. adaptedtc boarding
or Tor renting a. Iwo tenementS- The house l.
very coAyCn.ent. substantially built and finished,
IN good pax and offers rare in.iucenent for in
n
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Personally appeared before me, an Alder
man of the city of Philadelphia, II. T. Helm
bold, who, being duly sworn, DOH say. IN
preparations contain no narcotic. nc r.clcury
or other injurious drugs, but are purel, veg
etable. HI. HEMBOIn.
Sworn and subscribed before me. this 251
day of Nov. 1854. WM. F. HIBBARn.
Alderman, Ninth ST. above Race. Phil2
Address Letters for information In cent.
dence to III. I. Helmbold, Chemist. Dep.
l0i South Tenth ST, below Chestnut, Phlla-
Beware of Counterfeiis and unplincprd
dealers, who endeavor TO dispose of their own
and other articles on the reputation allalrco
by Helmbold's Genuine Preparations, Hem
holds Genuine Extract Buchu, He,mhuid
Genuine Extract Sarsapariila, Hembolc
Genuine Improved Rose Wash. Sod by a.
Druggists everywhere. Ask for He!mbol">
take no other Cut out the advertisement
and send for ii, and avoid imposition and tx
posure. C1yl
Helmbold's Drug and Chemical Ware
house, 594, Broadway, New York.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
A Republican Paper on the Demo-
cratic Party.

We find the f,'loNing alu.i>>ion in the
Newburyport Herald, >,nunch Ecpub-
ican paper. Thete /, scu>c auA truth in
it; such as is not often found in such
places:
"Now We Lave this to say Of the Dem.
ocratic party, that separate tro;n all con.
nectionS with slavery, it is THE PARTY d
the country and is politically speaking
essential truth. All other organizations
have been temporary, based upon false
principles, and often aiming to SnStaiu
wrong measures. s. not Onr Of them la,
continued. There has never been party
opposed 10 the Democratic party that la,
outlived Il single national Administration
after coming ltto power. From the days
G John Adams to the last year of thl
AdmHi>tra Of Ahrrhln Lincoln. these
facts stand out as truth. They could live
we'll when out of power, for thea their
whole duty is to cGiticiSe and grumbe
but brought to the test Of practical action
they have all SO far fIllc "a, to be reject,
ed by the people Upon the first election
afterwards; aud if Mr.. Lincoln should
prove all exception, he will be the frs,
in seventy years. Oa the other hand the
Democratic party is more popular in pow
er than oGt, because its platform has en-
bodied the principles upon which the ma
ton was founded, and without which il
could not continue. We refer to It's rec
ognitiOn of the written Constitution; it,
strict construction of that Constitution
and as consequence its limitation OF Ex
ecutive AMI Congressional its affirmation
OF the rights Of States rights reserved il
the formation Of the Union; and its de
fence Of the liberties Of American citizen.
everywhere. Its measures relating to Il
nance, internal improvements, tariff. tax
alton, the army and navy, and intercourse
with foreign powers, were all based upon
Its fundamental principles. Now we dc
Nst care what may be the name O
the party that adopts this platform, it viii
be the party TO rule the country in thu
long run, unless this revolution shall pro
duce radical change in our Government
Hhe country can be governed not other
wise and maintain the distinctive charac
ter it has had, and By which have CONF
our wondrous growth, immense power
and great prosperity.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

PEACE AND WAR DEMocRATs.-So
two or three Of our exchanges talk Of
some unnamed Democrats as Peace Dem.
ocrats, and Of others as War Democrats.
We are sick Of such trash. We want to
hear no more of it There nre no true
Democrats but those who are for the Un-
ion as it came 10 US from our ancestors
and for the Constitution as interpreted by
Democratic Presidents and the Supreme
Court--all others are bastards. Sustaining
the Constitution and the Union means
peace, therefore the Democracy are for
peace as quickly as it can be brought
about. On this question there is no di.
vision among Democrats. and those who
try to incite distinctions and divisions
among them are aiding the bloodttirsty
abolitiOnists. When Butler, Burnside,
Dickinson, D. Tod, BrOugh, and host Of
others we might name, were in the Dem.
Ocratic party, they were constantly nam.
ing themselves and others this and that
kind Of Democrats-always wanting a
handle to Democracy-and we see where
they have gone. Let their fate be a
warning to those who are inclined to
their old tricks
Fulton Co, Ulll Farmer.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
Mining Companies.
MORNING STAR GOLD AND SILL
YER MINING COMPANY,
Great Mogu OIstrIct, n Dorado County, California

OGice, No. I'll, Battery Street, San Francisco
May lOt.I, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with
N the laws Of the State OF California and an or
der duly made by the Board Of Trustees Of the
Morning Star Gold and Silver mining Company
there will be sold at public auction the SalesroOm
Of Messrs. Cobb X slnton, No. 4O6 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco, on Tuesday the lith day OF
June, 1854, ut 2o'clock r. b., many shares OF the
capital stock Of the aid Company, standing In the
names Of the following persons, as may be necessa.
~ to pay the following assessPents duly levied by
the Board Of Trustees the following dates ViSs
Assessment No. 8, levied Augu It sth, 1858, Of %
cents per Phare.
Assessment No. 4, levied October 9th, 1868, Of 90
cents per share. -.
Assessment No. 5, levied December 86th, 1853, Of
80 cents per share.
Together with the expenses Of advertising and
all IN rif
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

A NEGRO ELECTED. The AboIitionists
cf Wayne township. Kosciusko county,
Indiana, in which the town of Warsaw is
situated, elected negro barber Supervi.
cor, on Monday last, says the Fort Wayne
Times. And we ask why should they not?
The Administration has commenced max
ing commissioned officers in the United
sisies Army ofthe same dusky indiviiu.
Al& Are the white men of Warsaw, who
while working the roads will have to obey
their negro Supervisor, any better than
the white soldiers who will have to salute
Old Abe's dark skinned minions as their
SnPcriorS in rank?
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
ENTERPRISE GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that, In accordance with
the laws OF the State Of California, the bylaws
nf said Cnmpi n.y. and an order duly made by the
Board Of Trustees Of said Company will sell ut
public auction at the Office Of the Treasurer g B.
Pciton), at peon's Hotel. on the Coloma road, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, on SATURDAY, JUNE 4th, A. d,
1854, to the highest bidder for cash, payable In U
gold or silver coin, 30 many Of the shares cf the
capital stock Of said Enterprise Gold mad Silver
Mining Company, standing in the names OF the fol
lowing stockhoderS, AS Will be necessary to pay AT
assessments now due ir I'm said parties together
with an expenses OF advertising and sale, unless
said assessments are previously paid
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
GENERAL GRANT MINING CO.
John;own Mining District, L! Dorado County.

NOTICE Is hereby given that, nj n meeting Of
~ the Trustees Of said Company, held on the 7th
day OF May, 1864, an assessment OF Twenty Five
Gents per share was levied upon the capital stock Of
said COmnany, payable on or before the 9th day Of
June, lSGi in gold coin To the Secretary at the of
Ace Of the Company, in Coloma.
Any stock upon which said assessment shal re.
main unpaid on the llth day Of Jnne, 1864, will b..
advertised on that day delinquent, and unless
payment shall he made before, will he sold on the
9Th day OF June. 1864, to pay the delinquent as
srssmen, together with the costs Of advertising and
the expenses Of sale.
A. ST. c. DENVER. Scc'y.
Colona, May l2;h, ls5l.-Iw
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
PIONEER coPPER-M1N1Na CO.,
oloma Township, FL Dorado County, Califor

NOTICE rs hereby given that, at a meeting OF the
~ Board Of Trustees of the Comppny, held on the
9Th lay ~ May, A. D. 1861 an assessment mo. 13)
Of Five Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of said Company, payable in U. g gold or sill
yer coin, TO the Secretary, at the COmUany's Office
at CniontoWn, in said Township and County. Aud
it was further O dert]l that all stock shares upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the
sth day Of june A. D. l>G4 shall be advertised on
that day rs delinquent, and unless payment shall be
made before, sold on the 23d day OF June, 1864 to
pay said delinquent assessments together with costs
Of advertisement and sale.
ES Further notice is hereby given that ALL
Delinquent Assessments, under former lcvies to No
IL inclusive, which shall, on the laid h day Uf
Junr, remain unpaid. viii! lie advertised In like
ner and subject to the same conditions as the hrst
above mentioned.
BY ORDER Of the Board Of Trustees.
H. X. STOWE, Secretary.
CniontOwn, May 1lth. 1868 = 4N
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
CLINCH GOLD AND SILVER MI
MING COMPANY.

NOTIGE Is hereby given that, on TUESDAY, the
~ l4th day OF JUNE, 1864, at2 o'clock =. NJ:
there will be sold at public auction, at the Office of
the Company, in Coloma,. so many shares in the
capital stock Of said Company standing in the names
Of the following persons, as may be necessary TO
pay assessment No. 3. duly levied on March Esd,
lN64 now due from said parties, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale unless said as
sessnent aud charges are previously paid
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

WANTS SREsr.-Presidcnt Lincoln's ply
sician says he wants rest" If the pco.
pie are wise, they will see that he has it,
after the 4th of March next. lie has given
the country no crest" since his inaugura.
ton; and it is time to put a stop to the
svindling Of his agents.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
COSUMNEs GROVE COPPER MI
MING COMPANY,
Andrews Valley Mining Distrist, Mud Springs Town
chip, Fl Dorado County. STATE Of California.

NOTICE Is hereby given that, mt meeting o. the
~ Trustees Of said Company, held on the 9Th day
Of May, A. ID. 1854. assessment CT Forty Cents
per share (nf two feet) levied upon the capital
stock Of said Company, payable or before the 9Th
day "f June, to the Secretary at his Office in Dia
mond Springs in l. s. gold coin
Any stock uron which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 4th day OF June will he adver.
tsrd on that day delinquent, and, unless payment
shall be made brfoie e, will he sold the POI day CT
June, 4. D. 1864, to pay delinquent assessments, to-
gcther with costs o; advertising and expenses Of
safe J. u. JACKSON, Secy
Diamond Springs, Mny l.th, CIV
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

THE hat was passed round in q certain
congregation for the purpose Of taking up
a collection. After it had made the cir
cult of the church. it was handed TO the
minister, who, by the way, had exchanged
pulpits with the regular pastor, when he
found not penny in it. lie inverted the
hat over the pulpit cushion and shook it.,
that its emptiness might be known, then,
raising his eyes towards the ceiling, he
exclaimed with great fervor, II thank
God that | have got back my hat from
this cnncrcCation :"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
UTAH GOLD AND SILVER MINING
COMPANY

Illinois Ledge, No. 2, Reese River District, Nevada
Territory.-0hice at A. Haas Store. Placervile,
II Dorado County, State of California.
NOTICE Is hereby given that, at a meeting Of the
~ Trustees OF said Company, held on the 9TH day
OF May, 1861, an assessment NO ~ of two dollars
per share was levied upon the capital stock Of said
Company, payable Immediately, In T. g. gold coin,
to the SecretarI, at the Office Of the Company,
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re.
main unpaid on the 10th day Of June. 1864, will be
advertised on that day as delinquent, and, unless
payment be made before, will be sold on the 9th day
OF July 1854, at o'clock y. NJ, to pay the delin
quent assessment together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees
A. HAAS. eecrGtary.
rllcsrrll'c, Nay 18Th, 1854. I'm
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
Fulton Co. (Ill.) Farmer.

IT is stated that the streets of Washing.
ton are sw ming with Loyal Lcnguers to
get permission to recruit, in the rebel
States, to fill their quotas. The dcspcra.
'ion with which these Loyal Lcagucrs do
hunt up other people to fight their battles,
is fearful. They arc willing that others
should do the fighting while they are per-
mitted to rob the Government Give the
loyal swindlers chance.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

The completion of the telegraph to Oregon
has placed it within the power of every one in
that State to order their goods direct from
Houston, Hastings 4 Co., Of San Francisco,
and receive their goods i'll q few days. Mcr-
chants should bear in mind that H., II. 4 Co.
have wholesale house, where the very best
goods are sold on reasonable terms.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

NEW PrBLIcArIoNs.-W VI. Bradshaw has
received the following new publications: The
Small House at Abingdon. by Anthony Trol.
lope; Olympia Of Cleves or The Loves Of a
King. by Alexander Dumas The Vendetta, or
A Lesson Of Life, by Septimus r. Urban.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
MATHENAs COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY.

A Ill PERSONS are hereby cautioned against pur.
N chasing tie following certificates Of stock in
the above Company. AS the same have been sold to
all
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

Assessment No. paid on Nos. li1, i4?, 100.
by order OF the Bed Of Trustees.
, =; G. HARE, Secretary.
"hi'e OAK April SVh, 1884, lma7tdl
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

n Office is hereby given that, at q meeting Of the
~ Trustees Of said Company. held the lIIh
day Of May, ls64, an assessment (NO. y Of l2i4
cents per share levied upon the capital stock Of
SAID Company, payable immediately, in L. = gold
coin, to the Secretary, at the Office Of the Company.
Amy stock upon which said assessment shall re-
vertsed on that day as sirnpucut, and. unless pay
mrnt bc made before, will he sold the Both day Of
July, 1864, at o'clock r. NJ, to pay the de irquent
assessment together with the costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
r. BARSS, Secretary.
Pisccrviile, June 81, 1sGi--id
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
S. HARRIS.

-&Ea Corner Of Main Street GRd The Pasa
HLAcERVILLE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER N
Havana Cigars, Tobacco, B0Oks. ata-
tiOnery, Cutlery, Playing Cards, "
Yankee Notions, Fruits, GsrssA
aAd Dried Nuts and Candies,
~ sAE FRANCISCO rEcEs.
Aiso receives BY every Steam er thA I,test Atl...h
snd EuFopesn NsvHpapSFs, MaeasiGeS and PeripsI.
Gals. aud ai the WEEKLY CALIFORNIA EEWIP1.
PEBS aud MAGAZINES. " i1,f
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

Ily order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. ST. C. DENVER, Sccy.
coloma, May llth, ls64.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
LAGER BEER CELLAR.
MUGS AND BEST LAGER
IN THE CITY!
THEopoRE EikFEID7. FRED. TAs7SErGH
EESFELDT s. TAGTMEIER.

"AVISG purchased the interest Of A. KOULER
L in the MOUNTAIN DEER CELLAR (KrAhner,e
old stand), ask Of the public continuance OF their
patronage, ut the same time promising that the bar
shall always be SUPPLIED With the best lager and hi
largest mugs to be found in tlle city.