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The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-30
AYERS SARsAPARELLA.


Debfiity Dyspepsia and Eldi0estion, hestpte0s,
Rose or ST. ARthoRy's Fire, 91ad fNdeed ~ NgAen
class Of complaints drisin0 from haPwrttH WAS
Bio 4. p.
THIS compound will be found great promoter 81
health, when taken In the spring, to eHpel the goa
humors which tester In the blood at that season oe
the year. BY the timely expulsion OF them many
ranking disorders are ni2ped In the bud. Multi
'udes, can by the aid Of this remedy, spare them
selves from the endurance Of foul eruptions and ul-
cerots Sores through which the system will strive to
rid itself OF eorruptOn3, II not assisted to do thtS
through the natural channels of the body by an al
terative medicine. Cleanse ont the vitiAted blood
whenever you hnd its impurities bursting Through
the skin in pimpes, ernptions, or sores; cleanse II
whenever It is foul, and your feelings viii tell you
when. Even where no particular disorder 10 felt
people enjoy better health, and live longer, for
cleansing the blood Keep the blood healthy, and
all s well but with this pabulum OF LIE disordere1
there can be no lasting health Sooner or later
something must 60 wrong, and the great machinery
oflfe Is disordered or overthrow.
During late years'tle public have been misied BY
large bottles pretending to give quart Of Extract
of Sarsaparilla for dollar. Most of these have
been frauds upon the SICK for they not only contain
little. II any, Sarsaparilla, but often curative
properties whatever. Hence, bitter and painful dis
appointment has followed the OF the various ex-
tracts Of SGrsaparlla which food the market, untl
the name itself Il justly despise6 and has become
synonomous with imposition and cheat. 1till We
call this compound Sarsaparilla, aud intend TO saR
ply such q remedy as shall rescue the name from The
load OF obloquy which rests upon II. And We think
we have ground for believing 1t has virtues which
irresistible by the ordinary OF the diseases
it is intended to
Prepared by DR.. J. Q. AVER & CO., Lowell, MASS,
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles in one package, %.
SOLD BY
R. White and B. J. Van voorhies 4 %. PlAsss.
Vile
P.W. Cunningham, G Georgetown;
NJ u. Hindman, Ell Dorado
r. II. Mcdonald 4 Co, Sacramento;
Crane Bingham, San Francisco, and all dealers
in medicine. decH
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE CT CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl Dorado
- Probate Court in said County.
Ia the matter Of the Estate Of FRANCIS J. HOO
YER. Deceased
In Pursuance of order Of said Court, made
and entered the 18th day OF January, A. D. 1>64,
notice is hereby given that, aturday, the 3Mh
day Of January. A u. 1864, at IL O'Clock A NJ Of
said day, at tht Court House Of said Cou ty, has
been appointed for hearing the application Of Fran.
els J li9uyer. Jr., praying that document now en
FL ia this Court. purport'ng ts be the last Will and
Testament of Francis J. Hoover, deceased, be adj.
mitted 10 probate, and thar letters estamentary be
issued thereon to said Francis J. Hoover, j., who
is named therein as Executor; at which time and
place all persons interested may appear and contest
the
- Piacervr. Jan. 10th, A D. 1854.
SEAL TlI0MA rs b PATTEN. Clerk.
~ BY J. e. CARPENrEE, Deputy.
Geo. L. Williams, Atty for Petitioner. It'd
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BLUE LEDGE GOLD AND SILVER
QUARTZ MINING COMPANY,

NOTICE is Hereby given that a Special Meeting
~ Of the Stockholders OF the above named Com
pany is called for Saturday, January 3oth,
1854, at o'clock, p. NJ. The purpose OF said meet
ing is to amend the bylaws SO as to authorize the
board OF Trustees to levy sufficient assessment to
complete the mill Of the Company. A general at
tendance 10 desired.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
"A. ST. G. DENvER, sec'y.
C:::=s, JsSusry :4ts, Isss-ts
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Mining Companies.
eE1NCH GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY,

NOTICE is hereby given that, on TUESDAY,
~ the 23d day of FEBRUARY. 1864, at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ, there will he sold lat public auction,
at the office of the Company, in COlOmA. many
shares in the capital stock Of said Company,
standing in the names of the following persOHs. as
may be necessary to pay all assessments now due
from said parties, together with all expenses Of
advertising and sale, unless said assessments and
charges are previously paid:
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MIDAS GOLD AiGD SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting Of thu
~ Shareholders of the above named Compa ny
held on the 18th instant, there levied assess
ment Of tbiyteen and 5O.lOO dollars on each share o
the capital stock payable within thirty days, in
g. gold or silver con to the undersigned in the CITY
OF Pfacerville.
By order OF the Shareholders.
JOHN J. CULLEN, Sec'y.
EGtss,G.s, JGu7agy 1875. 1884. -!E
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BLUE LEDGE GOLD AND SILVER
QUARTZ MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that on TUESDAY,
~ the 10th day Of FEBRUARY, 1864. at two
O'Clock, P. Nj, there will be sold, at public auc
ton, 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. 5,now due
from said parties, together with all expenses Of
advertising and sale, unless said assessments and
charges are previously paid:
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@tniug Companies.
GOLD sPE1N0 KEYSTONE
MINING COMPANY.

THE stockholders OF the Cold Spring Keystone MI
l. ming Company will take notice that at meet
ng Of the Board OF Trustees held at the Office Of the
Company, on the Sd inst, another assessment Che
lth) OF twenty cents per share OF the capital stock
levied and is now due and payable to the Secre
ary, at his Office In II Dorado.
Il. T. MORRISON, Secretary.
III Dorado, January 7th, 1s64.-4w
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ANOTHER STEP.-Tt is curious circum-
stance that the statue Of Liberty, which
has just been unvailed on the top Of the
Capitol at Washington, represents col
ored woman! For fear of discolora'ion,
the excuse is, an acid has been employed,
which stains the surface of the figure, and
makes the color er.prooC-N. Y.
World.
The above is another proof that the
present delusion has reached its culmiua.
ting point. France reeIed on in madness
until she put up q prostitute as the God
dess Of Reason. We have clapped the
ctiwAx Of our insanity by raising upon the
dome Of our Capitol, q statue Of freedom
In the person Of q negro wcnchI The ex.
c0se that the weather would color white
6guTe, is shallow pretence. Immediate.
ly before our eyes where VIC write, upon
the top OF our City Hall. stands grace.
ful white female fgure--the Goddess of
Justice. 1t INOks whittier even than the
rest Of the marble building, yet it has
stood there for fifty years. There is no
doubt that the Capitol Of our country has
been snrmounted with negro to typi(y
the grand millennium which this crazy
party foolishly sUppOses they have inaug.
urated. Look, Americans, at your Capt.
tol, and see negress as the Goddess OF
Liberty, surmounting its loftiest dome
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ESTATE OF SIMON P. CONDEE,
+' DECEASED.

NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, /.
~ mnstratOr of the ab""e named Estate, to the
creditors of and all persons aving claims against
said Deceased, to exhibit the same, with the
sary vouchers. to him, at his ofice in the City of
Parerville within ten months from the publca ton
of this notice, or the same will be forever barred.
JAMES B. HUME,
Administrator Of said Estate.
'PIacerville, January 23d, lS64.-lm
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GENERAL GRANT MINING
COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that, on TUESDAY, the
~ 23d day of FEBRUARY, 1864. at two O'Clock P.
NJ, there will be sold, at public auction, at the Office
capital stock of said Company, standing in the
of the following persons, may be necessary
to pay all assessments now due from said parties,
together with all expenses Of advertising and sale,
unless said expenses and charges previously
p.id
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GENERAL GRANT MINING
COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given, that, at a meeting Of the
" Board Of Trustees of the above Company, held
81 Of twenty five cents per share levied tho
capital stock and made pay. bic Immediately. in gold
coin, to the Secretary, at the ocs Of the Company,
in COloma.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
A. ST. c. DENVER, sec'y.
Coloma, January Sth, 1s64-4w
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE s hGeby given that the undersigned
~ will amply to the Hon. Board Of Supervisors OF
Fl Dorado County, California, at their meeting on
the tirst Monday in February 1854, for license to
keep Toll Bridge across the South Fork Of the
American River, at Chilli Bar 10 said county for one
year. l. REE0.
Ve1suEet Istt, Isss-ln
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PINE TREE COPPER MINING co.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on MONDAY, the
~ sth dag OF FEBRUARY, 1884, at 8 o'clock P. ~,
ss pT6iic auction, at the office Of
the Company at Pattivne, 50 many shares In the
capital stock of said Company standing in the names
Of the following persons as may be necessary to pay
all assessments now due from said parties, together
with all expenses Of advertising and sale, unless
said expenses and charges are previously paid
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-30

The following certificates, heretofore sold for
former assessments, are delinquent for assessment
No. 5, as follows, and ill be sold for the amount
due, with costs, at the time and place above
named:
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By order Of the Board of Trustees.
A. ST. c. DENVER, See'y.
CoIOma, January 22d, Isf4.-td.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-30

An old bachelors definition Of love:
A little sighing, little cryingA a little
dying, and good deal oflying.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-30

THE writer who uses weak arguments
and strong epithets is like the landlady
Tno gives weak tea aud strong butter
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-30

On the marriage Of Miss Wheat il
was hoped that her path would be flow
ery.and that she might never be thrashed.
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By order of the Board OF Directors.
A. ST. C. DENVER, Sec'y.
Coloma, January 22d, le64.-td
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DANIEL S. DICKINSON ON ABoLITIoNIsN
IN 1861 Daniel S. Dickinson is a "shi
ming light" in the Abolition church at the
present time. He is intensely loyal and
his speeches are quoted and commended
by the loyal press. He is a good witness,
and it gives us pleasure to quote his opin-
ion Of the party with which he is acting.
In 1860, speaking ofthe party which elect
ed Lincoln President, Dickinson said:
"lf Satan had been commissioned to scourRe
mankind. he c6uld not have better fulfilled his
mission than by turning abolition disunionist,
and preaching the doctrines thev preach. They
are desperate men from all parties-the lame,
the fra,l and the blind gathered together, and
freedom? Freedom for whom Their every
effnrt jenpardizes freedom; and if only their
efforts prevail, We would not have free gov.
ernment,"
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ARaARE COPPER MINING co.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the first annual
IN meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Argare Cop
per Mining Company, for the election Of Board o
and other important business, will be held
at Bryants Hotel, on Saturday, January Both, 1884
At IL O'Clock A. NJ.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
SAMUEL HARRIS, Sec'y.
Bryants Hotel, January 4th, 1854
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p1.H wHCE coPpER M1N1Na co.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the annual meeting
~ Of the Stockholders Of the Pine Tree Copper
Mining Company, FOR the election Of officers for the
ensuing year and the transaction other business,
will be held at the Office Of the Company, in Patti
vile, on Monday, the Sth day Of FEBRUARY, 1864
By order Of the Board of Trustees
J. II. MILLER, sec'y.
Pattiville, January I'd, 1sG4-td.
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-Four Kanas Of Democrats.

The La Crosse (Wisconsin) Democrat
says "there are four kinds Of Democrats
in the country"
1sL The Democrat who openly and
above board let's his voice and his pen be
heard for the right and against the wrong.
I'd. The Democrat who says nothing,
but waits patiently to see who is coming
out ahead,
Sd. The Democrat who for few dol.
lars in greenbacks will accept some paltry
Office at the hands of an Administration
which despises him, and which he des-
piSes, and then endeavors to earn his price
by sbusing, villifying and libeling the
party which is more honored by his CO.
sence than his presence.
4th. The policy Democrat who shifts.
turns, rolls, wiggles, changes ends and
jumps high and wide for the top Of what
ever plank may come up. If there is :
show for Democracy to win the day, they
howl Democracy Of the cast,iron kind,
and go it strong in bitter denunciation of
all opposition parties. II there is a chance
to makea d few dollars by blending with
some fag end of niggeriSm, they gently
slide into the channel and 60 bObbing
down the stream with ''if' and "but," or
lin certain contingencies or "had it
:. .,>.., Il, Llye sNe 64ses ui2tfent; they
might, like men sssn3 up for their faith.
They back aud bill contradict themselves
blow hot and then blow cold--tirst
praise, and then censure--tnke u bold
stand one day, and turn like a scared cat
the next We don't like such men,
There is no dependence to be placed in
such men. They will betray and sell
their best friends Selfish at heart, and
cowarily by nature, eager only for spoilS,
they live and die political might have
beens," No matter what man 5 creed
is-if he stands up for it bravely we re-
Spect him.
This is no time for men to follow the
lead Of towards. Those who are afraid
to 90 ahead-tO pioneer the political wil
derness, had better take back seats and
regain their seli-appointed leadership. Be
man or mouse. A Democrat or R.
publican. For Gods sake don't beg and
crawl, and whine and play into the hands
of our enemies. If the cause Of the De-
nocracy is right, stick to it. II not, leave
it and 60 where you belong. Sell out it
political position is what you want. DO
a. Judas did, then hang yourselves. Be-
come tool for niggerized Administra-
ton, or stand up for a white man. Tins
half way lodging, mix and water, half
round style, is played out II the pres
ent is not time to take position, we
would like to know when the time will
come.
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POLITICAL.

A NETTING OF TEE GENERAL COMMITTEE OF
IA me Union Of the city or New YORK VIII be
acid al Hope Chapel Brosdway on Monday evening Au-
"a Nv order s. DRAPER, President
y n II II n waan. Secretaries.
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MACMILLAN AND TUE PEOpLE-THE HEAD
iSI quarters OF the Committee Of Arrangements for
The Grana Mcclellan Demonstration of the lnlh of
August WI. I've held at the Snca House Broad.
way and Righth street. The committee viii be in
from T. NJ daily. All associations delegations nd
yiduas from th city elsewhere who desire operate
In this demonstration Of the friends Of Little Mae
ved to take in the meeting AM 10 communicate their
Intentions Francis J. Tucker Secretary Sinclair House.
New York BY order OF the Com If Arrangements
T. +. STEVENS, Chairman.
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NCccIEILAN AND THE PEOPLE.
MI INIok MASS MEETING

Mcclellan 1 AN9 Sh nAs Fsn nsEflNo
Grand Meeting OF the Peope in OF the Nomi-
D-''oA -" GENERAL GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN
20 the PRESIDENCY the I'm ted States held AT Union
SQUARE under the auspices Of the Mcclellan Union Central
WEDNESDAY EVENING August 10. 1851,
at half.pssi O'Clock.
Let the re,pe rally in their might demonstrate their
fdslity the Constitution the Uaion their rencn-
and patriotic soldiers an their attach
ent those great principles REPRESENTED by Chosen
The following eminent speakers expected to address
Hon. HIRAM KFTCHUM. MAGNUs 6Ross, Esq
Hon. JOHN II. HASkTN. GEORGE DiETZ, Esa
Hon. JOHN VAN BUREN,. LtClus Bauer ESQ.
Hon. GILR4RI nEAN. LOUIS kiRsINGER; Fen.
Hon. ELl NORTON CHARLES BARrHoLo-
Hon Hon + rH IL re T. ToMLrN He" RsSERpY JOHN
SON. SON Maryland.
Hon CHAs. =. DAILY: Hon. r. ETHERiDGE, Ten
Esq. General A. BANNING NOR
4 4 sEAVHR, ESQ ESQ. Esq Hon. oALEB GUSHING
Hon RICHARD .. JACOB, Massachusetts.
aea eD Jokk PARKER New Sassaea@ss,,s
Hon RopMAN PRICE. THROP. Massachusetts.
New jersey. Hon GEORGE s. HIL-
Hon. TURODORE GUY LARD Massachusetts,.
aon FneAR CowAN. W. D MURPHY. Esq.. New
HhM phsTt,S''i POPE. Ken rAuEor, Esq, New
lucky. York.
At 10 r Mcclellan Gag Raising will take pace,
be presented PLATFORM; closing with
discharge of hirtf congeve rockets Music by
Arrangements will be in session from 10 p NJ daiv at
Che Sinclair House broadway and Eighth street.
All associations and DELEGATIONS IL New York elsewhere
DESTROYS Of cooperating In tbs
ed to their Intentions Francis Tucker
Secretary Sinclair Hosse Ney yrs ~ order of
FRANCIS J. TUCKER, Secretary
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CMOKING TOBACCO AND 5Oo000 sEGARs-S20 PER
- 900 and upwards BUYERS and sellers OF Segars should
call Smokers, the following hne ronsccos are selling
Columbian sea- 81 81 per H.. Imperial 81 rs; Corporal
ST. Snarpshooter SOC Liberal scouns TO the trade. New
Y ork Segar and Tobacco Agency, 81 Liberty street
j. w. earle, Agent
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CTADT THEATRE,
- 81 AND 50 BOWERY.
Lessees Mcssrs Geo w. Thompson and r L. JARVIS
Stage Manager Mr.. ID. b. fko
MISS KATE RAYMOND
NIX. O. b. COLLINS
together with Mr. II. Il. Gates wonderful Perfogmin0
Horse BLACK BRSS,
the champion Acting Horse Of America
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS.
AUGUST 3 and g. 1904
win be presentcd tfor the first time in this cv) the Ue
sensation Drama, three written expressly for ~
troupe by John r. Poole ESQ.,, and entitled
THE BORDER SPY;
TRAPPBKS LAar SHOT
Ned DAYTON. the o. b Ootune
Lightning TOY the champion) Black BeaD
To conclude with the great Drama OF
JACK SHEPPARD
ON HORSEBACK.
Joe ~ Ooss'as
Doors open 81 o'clock; performance TO commence
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10TH WARD MCCLELLAN UNION CLUB.-TrF
10 Committee of Arrangements Of this club viii meet
every in Of I've small rooms at Constitution
Hall OF Twenty second street and Third avenue
Citizens associations in the ward DESTROYS of uniting
with them procession Wedues evening. August 10
60 attend the Great Mcclellan Mass Demonstration are in
PETER WOODS, Grand Marshal
Thomas RYAN, Secretary.
9TH WARD MCCLELLAN UNION ASSOCIATION =
Q The Committee of Of this association viii
meet evening Mt headquarters 90 Nandam street.
~ o'clock. All citizens s"caons in the ward
DESTROYS uniting with them procession wednesday
evening August ~ to attend the Mcclellan
meeting Union square, invited 10 communicate with
them. JAMES FAY, Grand MurshaL
EDMUND NJ. PLUM, Secretary.
10Th wARD-A MASS MEETIT0 OF THE GRO y.
Id Mcclellan Union Club will be hoo Monday even
ting the Sth inst Clinton Garden tl26 and IFS Clinton
etAet at O'Clock. All those in favor OF the nomination
of George Mcclellan respectfully invited TO attend
Eminent speakers will address the n'set1ng c,.,
Jour II. CORNELL, Secretary.
oath WARD MCCLELLAN UNION ASSOCIATIONS
~ There will be public meeting % tn ton held
Eighth Monday August OF eirht O'Clock r. ~.
Al those who opposed to the trnnnica course pnr
Qued bv the administration. and VIII" believe the rights the
liberty nd the lite of the white TO be Of more con-
than the elevation OF the cordially in.
vited to attend .
The Following gentlemen will most positively address the
HON ELI r NORTON. AID JOHN y; CoUGHLIN,
- ASEAVER Ksa., G. W. B0UNIE, Esq,
DIR G. ". BROOKS, President.
H. LowENsERG, Secretary.
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PARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
STILL GREATER ATTRACTION
ANOTHER GRAND KANEL PANTOMIMB,
THE MYSTIC GAVE;
yyHsIEE M MYsTlo o oAvE;;
On, The ENCHANTED HORN.
NEW TRICKS sPLENDiD SCENERY.
NEW TRICKS. SPLENDID SCENhkH,
MAGNIFICENT DENoGEMENT.
MAGNIFICENT DENOUEMtNT.
TONY DENIER the unapproachable 9 own; MT ~ =.
FOX Mr.. O. DAVENPORT Mons GROSSI, Mile LOUISE
and the incompatible Danseuse, Mile. ERNESTlNk, -
pear.
First appearance Of
The celebrated fernando Americana
Who VIII
SPEAK SOME TlNGSn
IN A LEARNED DISSERTATION UPON THE TIMk2
AN EXTRA EXHIBITION EVERY MORNING AT IL
In Lecture Room, without additional charge Of
HERR NADOLSKIS WONDERFUL CABINET.
only AZ high feet wide and feet thick conainn1
'''''' ' TIL GRAND ORCHEsTRrAN,
will the most dt0
and elaborate overtures and compositions with all -
FULL ORCHESTRA OF 20 INSTRUMENTS
THE NEW vENTlLATOR. DRIVEN BIZ STEAM
Introduces 200 feet OF cool minute rendering "
COOLEST PLACE OF AMusEMENT IN THE CITY.
BRoUGHT HERE IN DRY SOLID CLAY.
FAT CHILD. GIANT GIRL, FRENCH GIANT. TWO
DWARFS, THREE ALBINO CHILDREN. BEAUTlFUb
TURE sKATiNG POND, MOVING WAX TiGUREA
AUTOMATON WRITER, MUSICAL SEAL MON9fn0
BERPENTS AND A MILLION OTHER CURIOSfTIB8.
Admission, % cents; children under ten, 10 cents
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MASS STATE CONVENTION roR rnAca.

MASS STATE CONVENTION FOR PEACE.
NI At meeting OF the Peace Central COMMITTEES
held in the OF New York. July u 1864 unan
Owed that the democracy and NIL others in
amicaba ad iusnent of nur national d1cuties ny
neco ton aud reconciliation, be
Convention Mt Svracusr Thursday August IS at
~ the purpose OF giving expression these
parotir sentiment and Of urging abortion
by the people and especially by the democratic party
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va ,upos,Tyoy rag ysyrR FAILING MADAM

IN STARR from Europe who vas horn VITA natnrs
gilt, the Busness and Medical C.ayoyant she con
suits the past present and future brings together
lpng speedy marriages. shows
coytec, likeness OF your fnars hutand or absent
friends Her equal is ~ be found Canton ~ re-
ward TO any who supass her In her profession or
skill She tails the OF the that yon marry
This humhug No $40 Fourth avenue. between Tween.
tythird and Twenty fourth streets Name the door.
Gentlemen admitted.
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81 IL rGHLhNp GUARD"
IA WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
GRAND FESTIVAL
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST TO-
Tick 2h cents

TO- FOR THE FISHING BANHsl
Ill The weir known steamer MARYLAND continues TO
snake regular daily trips tSanrdays excepted TO the
Fishing the foot Of Broone St. East river
IA NJ, Peek alp 1t N A. NJ. foot ~ pcy street North
fver 50 A. NJ, and pier North river, ~ az A, NJ
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DICNIC AND CoTILLoN EXCURSION OF THE
L. W.sh,ngion Contirenta ansrd SSscora Company 70
lat admitting gentleman and lady. :, 100 -.
Josx Z. tAspSa Captalps WV, O. ktAoAs WI:
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CLAIRvoYASCE.-A LADY or THE VERY HIGHEST
~ and most perfect medumistic power, may I've sui
daily at 3s Washington street near SANDS, Brooklyn,
medical. business genera claryoyHnt. De-
lineaons o. character diagnosis disease, &c. gwen
either personally, by photo graph b. the hair or hand
writing.
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CLOTHING.

DvANCED-THE PRICES OF CAST OFF WEARING
"A Apparel at tho California Agency. account Of re
sewing In gold SILK Dress from 81 to $685. Coas
rs TO S25 Pants, s. S.; also Carpets Furniture &c
Please address Mr.. Mrs. J, GOLDSTEN, ls2 seventh
avenue bev " enty second and Twenty third
orders will be duly attended to. in out of the
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THE GREAT. ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON HAS RE.
turned Paris aud be consulted on the present,
past and future She the greatest Spirtnais Medical
and Busncss nj known She causes
speedy marriages brings together those long separated and
has that falling make beloved oy your
hearts idol once 40 Fourth avenue. above Twenty third
uesA Ladies' - cents; GenuemsA H.