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The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29


TnB OkiaAnqg1 ~ I'M SKIn, I'VE
Imssh y TN Isaht y -
II Is - d. So moi Dousk g dcsx A.
ltxSe6fS y IssFnsd ptg | So
apsnhSh fsu .'sht hub 10 d. uhlSssss
~ - q ~ MAU shan aiissSy 4 & - 20
IT, saseky siavSSy b d." ~ -
o. - 6oFso ore ha6 tukeh ID hlAGt.,
1kb ftks alieSsehy 81 ne okiaIH 4 easbs
H. Ohsaghs tf6dlki0us aiscevegy!-
et< e1vsa 4 Issahss e.sdal fr0sse The
Paseue a8ee, HaAo C ~ hsse Ualf ehlM.
Whe2a nth. = Ills. , oliesscAy a. tn
sktAE Why 70 dsay aSambO The sie1s
st'S~sias olnag Uiasi = white meal { ~
SvspoeP y IN GrsAa lEihalaliaR npOa III
potaa7 M aLiaruln, be ssvuEsa "a ND
exPsSrA litaiEslf 90 oppa y. this SalI.
gaTchy," l'etnrr his a<aih let NJ Jehn.
"a. sss~stunaasly b AOa reMlirhusnsI,~
ard theee = l@iafnent daat ahal hs Ell
brSsk - - sbSiitiOn eFOcaesy, whleAe
1e. OU@nsr be- bssA colloetiMR loReshsV
foP. ahs past 6oaF years. b. Sic SsupI.l
laundering. O5uo0esa The pioua soul
OF Sosaner h greatly moved tkessat cad
% hA talls back upon hlaCresk, aNd huFlB
''0llGarehy II The Ekisr q JNhnsOa'a hAaA,
as 70 70 brighten hin. Now, JohnsON
knaWs 10 mere a Greek thda be does AZ
ChoraA~, and not - much, hsnes Ne Vlll
ee ps1&Gied aG the phFaaa = NliKnssAV
q the skim" Grrelsy, ASwstte. has
tTansiAtsd Il, 10 that wise 0aW d III, ths
other dag, when he said no ore w0uld
object 90 the negrOrs voting. u be waa
O0ly whitsi Perhaps not u be was
whits waH, Why should theyi y your
n"shes u only your ssNt, how nice Il
would b sosaelimeS. 70 biack wAs on
" white, What would be She ase a. che
W0rdP lfa pig waa only ho6Wd. What
. capital brute he would b to catch fox
$Nf IL dog vas . hOras, every frsldeOI
Of 4aeksrelS lille might support charger
On Crntral Park. Just ~, iunt ~" %
SOlOn Shingle would say. ''bUt that don't
exi'lstU sO"Ot the apple HarSe." The ne
gro Is n-gro. His skin /. black, not
~hite. His hair IL wonlIv, mt straight.
His skull. hiA Ah,ns. hin feet, etc. etc,
are difrrenI from the white man'h-
HeRe- il IL not oOly en- " oligaEchv Of the
akin" bat an 20 iearchv" Of the skull. Of
the ~hina. and NJ the ieet.
No usatIrr. S0mner haA done . gOOd
thing . lie hes started war m Q new
''"iisArrhy." Lake Dan Quixoste, he puts
up an enemy AID then tights tip; hat M
matter. The ports, and psnnv Ii"erH
and iIineranI lecturers " 1.-THE huh"
must have s"mrthing 10 eight or their
occupation aOuld he eomo. L~t Il be the
g. OliRarchv NJ the skin" S.lah TN.
7. Dav BOX. ~
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

How IN SrOP A PAPER. - YOu hSve 81
undOublsd right ~ stop Newspaper,
wissAevsv you are 50 disposed, upon pay
ment Of aTrearaEes. d. not hesitate to
Do 10 N. arc"0nt Of any teNAOrMeRs"
G1r the feellngs Of the editor. d" you
not think be TOuld stop buyinG sugar OF
yOss, Or sseat. ~ ss~thing. or dry g"ods.
iT be thought he vas not grt'ing biz
moneys wOsth 2 and why should y"u not
exetcS~e the ssme privilege with regard T..
him or his wares Shrn you gss tired OF
them 2 And when you wish to diScOn'in.
ne . newspaper. do o. mA6fIiiy. Don't
be - pitifal a u throw h 6sck 10 the
pa~GaoartrV With cOntemptueua IT d0~'e
wsH6 u any Iongs;yf'' and then hssa Re
fused" written UP"A the uaaEeiM. and Ghsa
the paper returned to the editor. No
eeDttsla~R ever Ht"pprd paper In that
Way. No asatIes IL his hrah was covered
with gray hairs that should be honOrsb!e.
If you d. ROt wish e. receive Q newat'a'
pr. 1Fite u nssaO to the ,e'iitHV. Hkea
man. saving m. sndr ~ sGrS that al ar
resrsges are Raid. That is the ,wsy "
SassP . -neG@DaPsT.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29


PREslnEsf JoHNsOS's guard consists Of
one select man from each county in
Ohm, and RnmhGra nearly one hundred
men. A sufficient fnrce Of this guard is
upon duty at al times. and the visitor
who calls upon the President at hiS tenn
porary mansion h confOnsed. Immediate
IL spaa opening the doarS ny f'Ur or I've
soldiers. whO d. mt permit him to nd.
vance further until his name h"H h"en
sent in and the Or,ler given ny the P"e'i-
dent to admit him. II thehsli atjoinine
the rtreptiiSn Fssssa are alan fonnd S"ldirrs
Of GrOtrst h"peEtmsMai vho .QnIetly no
main sh''lst the sRtFnRrr ~iihN = few
G+pt nf NJ. lnhaaDEE S.sslt6sls SlS" rom
SANITY su1Oue.l The house npnn shG
street, and b tie iOG 10 wAIeA De bald
I mi standA -~t..+.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29
LADD & WEBSTER'S
IMPROVED LocK-sTrTCR
8 EWIN g MACHINES
AGENT FOR FL DORADO COUNTY.
A. C. RVID SON,
Main Street. Piaceryiile,

WE claim for the "LADD WEBaTER," that Il
| w will sew b..th LIGHT AND HEAVY gOOds
With EtUAL PERFECTION. aud many or thr light
ssi and mss. delicste iextaree more readily thnn
mp ny other MRchineH, OF which light work 10 eOn-
>deTe tn Be th' ir sp<ciajt having beea thOrOugh-
| " tested IN every respect.
R~rsnt improvements have been applied to thess
Machines, and believe the public will sustain uo
In the assertion that = more perfect g. wing Maehlne
for G ENERAL FAMILY USe, does nat eSi~e.
We invite \ minute examination Of theee Ma
chimes, and thorough test of their capabilities By
all who In auv way interested, when their supe
riOrIy Ovvr others will be proved 10 the following
respects viz. .s
~ They are simple IN construction, and thel-
management 10 easily acquired.
g They are reliable and duFSble-ruTe In their
operation, and the strongest kachlnss made.
~ Ti,ey art nr'n lock stitch lalike on both
sides Of the fabric seWed', and UsE LESS THAN
| stitch machines. -i.
~ They have circular.feed, (Which ia in con.
slant contact with the work. thereby enabling It to
sew the finest fabrics with perfect ease and to pass
over seams, or sew any uneven surface with rapid
ty, without change Of tension.
" They sew equally well the very lightest and
the heaviest fabrics
" They have straight needle With perpaA-
dicular mo Ion. which, 10 absolutely necessary for
heavy work The needle is easily Get. requiring
neither wrench nor screw driver.
" The stitch can be readily lengthened or
shortened. while The machine is In motion.
The underlined may be the same or coars-
er than the upper one herrby obtAIDlninE strong.
er seam than upon oil er machines.
~ They braid, bind, hem, fell, guilt, and gather
and sew on At the same time. ...
~ They win fssten OF the scam aud commence
sewing tightly az the nTst stitch.
~ They Surpass all Othrrs In protecting the
dFess 0f the operator from oil, the machinery beg
enraSed, and thereby alec kept free from dust.
~ Cleaning aud ollinR Il the WnFk Of only few
seconds; no scrrWs to loosen or plates to remove.
10 They run ~ different rates Of speed, and are
not surpassed for ease Of operation or rapidly OF
u, otion. .. .l
PRICEs-From my to sixty. Five Dollars,
ssa Every Machine Ia warranted and furnished
with Gauge and Hemmer. aud the usual uiAc,ine
Ax,ureS. Gauges Of an vtdths, and Duplicate Parts
Of Machinery always on band
iuucetfl HAcerville.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

OPINION ~ STRPHEM A. DOCuLAs. - N"
nOuelas DemoeraI. whO rnterisina anv
respect for the opinions 81 D"Uglaa. -"
support the ticket nominated in this ritv
lat week by the RrpnbIicsns, without
>iuliiiying himself The cOnven'i'R that
n"n,inatetl that tick-i ere IN iav"r al
granting the negro the right Il sulf-age.
A r~sAluti"n pl~dxine them b "ppOAe il
they would not entertain. q Il IN tissue
h~Ewe the people and they duiee'i it,
How woald D,uglas have met itr In
the discussion heG"Fs the people of I'Iin''is
just previous 70 his last slecti"n 70 the
U. 8 Senate, Jndxs D"uHIas said:
~ hoId Ihas HeRFO IL noa and srvsr "aaAi
tO BE-. citsss0 ~ The UaiIed HIates-E hs.ld
that die RpvSrasssS Waa mad upOn While
barIa, By white ReU E& The brHen, IL white
m+u and ,hrlr pnsaeVlty forever, and ShOaId be
administered by WhiIe men end s0ne 0thera.
I d.. MT believe that the Almighty made the
NsRrn entnble II aslE government.
e. NOW | >av N yOa. nv frlI0w. eiiiIeua. that
In my upiuiOa. the slRneFH At the Declaration
At Independents had DO reference To ibe NexrO
whatrv;r y ben they Declared all mrs eTeaied
equal They de~ired ~ exprens bv thas phrA~e.
ahIte nes, men e Eurrpean birth. and Ean'-
0aAa dessai, and hsd RO FpGeFeaer In the Ne
grs. he aavAee IsdianA. ~ other in'eVisr ~
9eGEaAaA saee. A. that time eSVsv Oae at the
thiPsooa Ssa.snjeo vaa slave.h tldiRR eu'Is'ny.
and every GiGnPr 81 the DeelsFaiit1 reprearDt.
ed . slave AaAAsaR cnnstIsSea"y. and We kD''w
thsi ~ enc ~ tAS3 euaacipsAsd bic slaves.
mgch Ieas nGrrpA silAs,a>hip u the@ Whs1
thsy signed the DeelnFnaisa."
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

HAnssms llNg0 lths prim..
,'et slls-iR ,she IgysI ri'y d
de loyal 0nion ssys:

4 No. -
/ HAnssm Hing ofths prims.
EieS gslss-iR ,she IVysI city d
esessnsats. de Ioysl Union ssys:
!. IS Scss.Ias gsSu g The city
iSSs. g. 80 .SasS. = - -, ~ y
6ees!Dsast = ssgulaiPs aasDss N SOLE their
81 Is on. iclslss ~ "a sSSs;.s.
wherO Ihsv eOuD4 nspeOAA Z Eat. fheV rode
SFOHl noe waFd n snolhss, eAfsFsly eouidsnC Of
Vusmg ust1lan assiitg pIasOA.H' igoFbeN
There must b. 1oae miytske shout thia.
S0Toly the moFsl. loyal and psariotie 20.
tsss"F SaeEain<Rto don't Est ',.arrd with
Hhl.ky." Surely they ere not bought
HE cstsls. - the pnioa Npenly eharAxa,
s'tO TseuIaSs nallrFa Io suil their employ.
era" Surely the "sup<rio1 Intelligence
sf the NttAs haa sssehE lAsm betIsr
aAsn,es s'hnatl~. shoal sGd asI's" E's the
PlsaSuft q = osSkiat . Aehi." SOFvIy
tAsy ass ~ niosle 10 ''yots q Olssa -
tlsy pasAsA" The ''sgPssisr lntslliesNeS
u lhs NORTH" is not, e ws believed, IN
Idle boale. We Aro free 10 conGaas e, nOv.
Is was sxMihit a lie beauty and Go.
y h 0seFsmsass - Saturday ct the pVi.
uasFioS end m TOouday 10 The Assembly
tAambsr. Il was . .dissraerGOl sxhiHi.
don -disSraerful 70 tAv participants, to
the city. to the STATE: bot then It wal
loyal 70 IbO core, and that excuses crimes
Of far greater magnitude. We coNerstu.
late the Ioyslists Of Sacramento that Z
large neSsbrr Of their party, according y
the sOlsAN btasemeMtA Of the UHioN. esi
Be- bonght With whisky 70 Do the bidding
Of shsis masters.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

GeoR0e DTLARKY, Hh0 wss recently
tiNed o7O, 100 aud sentenced to prism
tn ten yeATs Elt recruiting iFaud4, has
aWiRtllsd the Government cut Of half 4
Tailsksu dWllsTa. He was lev years ego
hark driver il NOs~Irh, Coma.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

PnLITscAL j)OcTEIXRs-. The Places
County Uni0N Convention. s@ONg others,
aAepssd the following rreOluts"n
RraOlved. That the loyal eitiSsAs Oi
this eOaNty lOOk GnrWsrd with anxiety "a
the aA"psiOn Of the National Curre0cy
NaGes - . circulating Wn--dium.
We had ~ idra that ''Naiional C0rren.
e Notes" were alresdy - circulating
medium" Bat they wOR't hiring dOllaE
Gar dsAlae, notwithstanding the aNxi~ty al
"loyal citizens" fR their aaInltiOn. Cal
i(ornia gnlA 10 better than Washington
rae<. es,Ty Day in the week. snd all the
resolutions chat ran BE- passed won't make
particle At difference. The political
mu9ginses II Placer cOuaiy don't repre-.
asas thsir O~n party in GhiG State m the
Er,eubArk question. The sentiment oI
Cafif0rnia IL in favor Of the metallic eur.
reney 1t her rich mineA Ills insrinnical.
" god. end I'asseA current not only in
thi~ susie ed Naei"n, but throughout the
cisiliSe@ ~Neld. The pastN thst aFvsyA
itself againat Il must 20 to the wall in this
state. 10 :, dead certainty. -6OnssN Os'n-
Ocrat .....,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29
PRICES or FREIGHTINa
PLACERVMLE AND sACRA1rkM-
TO VALLEY RAILn0AN vio7,

g, 90
LOW AHn ATTHH OCEoBHR IA
~ TRAINS, In eolnsctoA with ~ 9aeFsman,I
Valley and freePoPE Railroads, viii run Ss Ioiewtt
H. LEAVE LATRORe at.9H snd II 4. 4 GAd ~
l LEAyE sACRAMKNT0 st ~ 4, y. and e. ~ ]
LEAVE FKEEPoRT at az a. \. : :, y. and q
HlidnIGlIe.-f 'tl1l '.' ~ ''l1"'
ON GuNDAYNs trains will Ean 90 auslovs {.
LEAVE LAEkQRE, Tor eacFamento 0nly, at II
4. H.. and LEAVs exck9MENT0, fer LGtrobe q
eH n. F.,'d '' 'T'''''' '.1,' 653f
An Trains stop at Folsom. \, *. { q
There viii Be no train up on Sunday nlshta iren
The il A, \. Train. In tfpu Lattebs, and TIE I'M
night Train, from Passport run IN ecgpestleq VIII
the SeAmboats on the river and the PiOu6or Stao -
across the mcuntain6. - -itt : e ~
The eN A. \. TrAlu. from sAsTaDento, yin ,alas
connect At LatFobe with the Pioneer Line Of eGageA
a. well - with esageO 10 ell the m0untAin SnWn6
thrOughest Dorado. A@ader and eslAVsens ctao.
The o. and II i. 4. 4taihSs Ftus LAsroSe, sIso
eannecI With the Pioneer an6 other stag Lnss, q
LAkFobe.
All the Trains from LAsrSOs run into saeramsnto
a. well - FFAePort, -~..srs-e| Ee@tt
&HGIGHT win 10 taken % aIl TFAIus. except
the II A. =. Train, from EAtro6e, and the Midnight
Express TFaln, fFoaa FFeeport.
janlI .r =. A. BISHOP. sept
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29
IN DI AN
TLA.Q UILLAUG HIS
7AIa9AM!
The Great blood Purifier
RMEUSH ATTIC PAIN.KILLER,


TNOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
V Of III Diseanrs arising from lmVure Blood, ViG
S4rOiun In all Its iOrInS, ChrODic Sore EySA 6esld-
He nd. Ulcers, Obstinate CutAnrnUn EruptlDns, PIN.
ples on the Face, tIOtehes E0ils. EalaFSeuen' and
Painr Of tie R"Des and Join's, Ring Worms and
TrtteTa. 81 phIlitle symptoms, vvneTsNl hsraSrs.
MeVruriAI Pains, Weakness Lp~s ~ Appettes Disor.
drT-d Sto,na-h. Dyspepsia or IudIgssiiOn, EsrvOus
ners. 5trk ieAdsrhe and ErrvOus Headache. Pilrs.
Of the Heart, Heartburn. Pain In the Eide and Back,
Dia<a~es Of the kidneys and the Urinary Organs In
Eneral, DiSsa>es P-ruliar. to Females, q VsrtrrI
in the h~Sd. The great remedy i,E RHEUMATIHM
If curing Rheumatism IN its w'Ta f"rns. Also,
Chronic Cunsttutional Di ordrra win hr removed
BY this preparations more np edlly and with greater
saieiy III 80 ny auy Uahyr AFtirle Ia uae
The INDIAN FlA.QU1LLAU0nS DAI&AM acts
din rcily the h1Sod IN tls very ProcesS Of ~ for.
uaiion. aud will rrstorr the cIrcuIatIn, hrnlu
STATE. by Graduating me elements of dis Al the
fountain head eurb Il the uoduS Op-rnDdi Of this
preparation and experience, By the mathis Of
mruy Witnesses, adds Its guarantee TO reason and
common sen.e.
Prepared BY DR. RAizEMOHD PARKER, Phar.
ma riItlral Chemist. corner OF first std Howard
streets opposite the Gas WORKS and Shot ToG er. Sun
PrunciSo, California, and none genuine Without bis
signature.
For sale BY an druggists.
\. II. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
Wholesale Agents, corner Of SAnsome and Pine st.,
jyl5sn4l San francisco
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29
Miminpi T6anpIa,Hits.
UTAH com Aa1ESaanvnnNINITo

Cos ILLINOIS Ii3p01,, No. 3
LO6aaiCA Vf-W0sRs~At Austia. Land6f o., Nevada
N0uOEA[ts1eSS eIseadkAes6 nDestiE oggol
IN TEuateSa Qf cid Utah f7oA pne Hllver Mining
o.. hsla on the 1fth ddy yaiy, t0@lp 40 asssas
mot Of0as- oOllaR psr dhAre. was aRia4 0pan ~
capital stock Of ssid ComPauy, payable Immediately
IN United Rates eAa ools, - ne sseFStaFy Of Sad
OempAny. 81 hls NAss IN PdaceTvllls, 9aAiaFntasy
An4.stork npap which eaia asOeeDnpat shAll y
matn unpstd - tie lSth day 81 AaaaAs 1oA MI
BE- made before, II 70 SelJ snths N ~ q Gsps
tetnbeF 1855. u pay said deliBquent St1snsnt 70.
geihsr With The epSt o. havsYtislng an11prasss 81
pll .r 0I3nai1-p ~
, :. ~ -. -,ieI 3. q :. -. u
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29
1aotrIs, Restaurants. Etc.
Oh 10 81 o y 8 e
MAIN STREET, PLAcERvILLE.
r.r D..
.. HoFMEIsTER. il. PROPRIETOR.
BOARD AND LODGING.
nov2Ol Al moderate charges.

THE underSigned having made every
inn arrangement fOP the accommodation Of
lax TEAMsTER1 AND TRAVELLERS, A.
aurOa them that all who favor him with
their patronage, shall b entertained In manner
that canast al 70 PiVO satisfaction, and Q tveTy
low prices.
Purchasing everything the season Affords, and
employing The best Of cooks, he pledges himself To
spread hei1fO the patrons o. the Riverside, the
BEST TABLE to be found between Piacerville and
Nevada Territory.
TIE Bar viii algays be supplied with the best
liquors and rigaFe
sea Sable room for teams. Hay and Barley 81.
WGys ON hand and f0v sale cheap.
jsnI =. w. BARRON, Proprietor.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29
WRITING SCHOOL.
w. A. HOUGHTON
Respectfully annOunssa that the SECOND fERN Of
his School inF IHS'Vurtioa 10
PEMMAMSHTp.

keepeettauy annOun0oo S1at the cBGUhD IkH8 o.
his School inF IassVurtion 10
- pEN1kANSHIp,
81 Ar M.
HIGH sCHoot. PtAoEHv11LE.
Commenced on
On Tuesday Evening. July nth, 1895.
The School VII b OpeH every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
~ The public are invited 70 attend and Wit
nsrs the exercises.
Specimens OF Penmanship win bt exhibited ct the
roam IN the Op+pinR light
TUIT10N-eS, for Fifteen LsasOnt--ststioneEy
Ffty Cents
TEACHERS WANTED.
Many teachers are needed In this country. WIN
can nnd pleasant, pr0htabie and usSful employ ment
Persons wrIlng tOl-rAble hand and having free
Of the psn can. BY appTopriatinE leisure hOurS
be instructed 10 . abort time % 10 be eOmpssOi
tn teach. -,. a.
prnposs to qualify lAdieS and gentlemen fcI
teschlI the art Ia the mort approved manner, and
on the Bp.nserian system. l.
Rurce,s warranted and situation secured. Per
sons having an inclnattOu for teaFhing will plsAsl
confer with ne for further Information.
- Residence WiA n. clayon. .
PiaeervIIle. July istA. issS. =
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29
clothing. Drp &uuSs, Etc.
-------~~------------.-r----~--
g. BAMBRRGER

- - - = = = . - - = .
8. BA1EBERGER
D RsPECFvULE1 anuouhes 10 hh friends and
HI the eatisans ~ PlaesSv1le Repeyallg, that be
Aas J@us EsSesSoa SaseN asISTtmeut ct
Spring and Summer ClothiDgI
CONSISTING In PART o.
cAsstmsES euits; Dosakin and CASH.
mere Pant9S
Velvet kilk, and Cloth Vestai
siik, 9eaVce md Casstmpre AAte
SSnkerTes WtnEns and 9odfrey'e Boots,
SHOES ana 0aatore, . splendid and
Wolls16lootAd stock
u oomplet0 Assortment OF Boys Cloth
Ing and EurntShtnk Goods;
&AAtern and California Blankets;
Erpnke yalieesa Carpet DagsI-
India 4ne6or Boots. Goats, LeGgingl
COLTS ftSToI:s. Of - sisss, etc.
TEE HIGHEST PRICE
PAID FOR
GOLD DUST = COUNTY ORDERS.
G Thankful 70 my friends for former favort,
respectfully solicit continuance Of their patronage
Whleh shall spare no sHort 10 merit.
3. BAMBBRQER,
Aaln street. near the plaSa,
OeSe9d1 HAcerVlEe.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

Purchasers will consult their Interest
By examining his stock and prices, be-
fore making their purchases - he Il
dstormtned to sell goods 1t exceeding
" low prices FOR CASH.
cHAe. B. PETIT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-07

WHISPERS J Those wishing a fine set of
wbiskers, a nice moustache, or a beautiful head
of glossy hair, will please read the card of Thoa.
F.Chapman In another part of this paper. 14m3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-07
Notice.

AM going West and want to settle all of nv
L accounts with all persons before leave.
Therefore. all are requested to call and settle
win me before the first day of August, and that
will save them the trouble of settling with an at
torney. AARON MORSE.
Hyde Park, May /, 1865.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-07
AN NNN M
THE UNION MOWER

Is the best machine manufactured for the fol-
lowing reasons -
l. It is the only quick geared machine that
has steel plate in the guard, and flexible cut
ter, both ends of which can be elevated to pass
distractions.
2. tits the only hinge onted rockingham ma
chine that has the draft attached SO as to relieve
the drag of the cutter on the ground.
3. 1t has the strongest guards, which will
never break. and we hereby agree to furnish graf
uitous all that break in use.
T. Both ends of the cutter-bar will conform to
all inequalities of the ground, thus securing
uniform close cut, which Is not with the other
quick geared machines.
The Union Machine has taken numerous premi-
ums the most prominent Of which last Fall were
the FIRST PREMIUM at the New England Ag
ricutural society's Exhibition. held at Spring
field Mass, and the FIRST PREMIUM at the
Agricultural State Fair, held in Eastern Penn.
We invite comparison with any other machines
manufactured.
In connection with the Union Mower we build
a very light easy-running
ONE-HORSE MACHINE.
OF an entirely new construction. The only prac.
teal machine built expressly for one horse.
Applications con be made either to us or to'our
agents in different parts of the State.
UNION MOVING MACHINE CO.
ST. JOHNsBURY, VT.
l. F g. KS,FErS' proprietors. g,ws
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Hr O klyn .


lHE BROOKLYN CIrf fAhh mUhDhn'-
The CITY Park, near the Navy Yard, h. been visited
by large sumbep Of persons since the murder OF
senior Jose Garcia otero. The tree near shicn inc
pOny OF deceased VI" iound p" HcS'p ..' -. :,
to"p Poiuon OF the bsrk 10 cut VI, su1
we ,ree perforated In dShehs ., peansned in ~.
cells Of the 44th precinct station house. They are
not permitted 70 communicate WIN .. en- n.ms
!, fo,enao .nsgH 80. formerly a peddlar Of glass
,,ch a. n stont no cv and cry out "Gasr put inl"
A ronnd,,n,n Of he ysb precinct New York, Iecos-
nize, psIlicar a. bavins Teen a hAhitu.l attendant
upon the Havana .fe,fner At per No T. North River,
for eIghi Tnonths' nss, II ia believed that he was
ps rfoctly familiar rith brooklyn, and knev all about
he neiybtorbaod OF The CITY Pafk; and that he
selected The ioc.tion and planned the murder. The
pri,oner. taken 10 photos rsphic establishment
in Fulton ,tfeet yespriAy morning, shen their
likeues e. were taken The Cotoners lnves'igation
viii be commenced to-day, at one o'clock 7. NJ, ct
the Office Of the New Court Houte.
n. t,o,.i =, "A, n,,.,o IN ,.ts Mace this after.
io 'u'o'" W NJ 'i'o'' " =, - ,,,-.-, :,
noon, At two O'Clock, from the Cathohe Onurch VI
q" Our LADY NJ Norrv.u in Debey oise street Rev.
49,,
faiher hchenna Will onolate'
pHoptGIoust-Tbe Brooklyn Common Coun-
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Nov 2s-s. Rbea I OILS. Sets, 4 34-H. wster..o2 IS
CLEARED.
AMsHIPs-w esteho.ter, Wilmington Sea
Gull, Baltimore
sHIPs-CNl, Lethorn; d II waton, Genoa Co
pernlcus London.
BARKs-Frank Lovett, Antwerp; Fidis, Cadiz
Lady Of the Lake, savapnah; Tejucca Charleston;
Industrie, Baltimore; Cccrops, Belfast.
BRIG-Machins, Eaie. for Cardenss, Cuba.
sCHOONtR--A A Bardel, st kits Arabian,
Beaufort; VI Cobb, Port Royal; Surprise, Bo.ton;
Horace L. Bridgeport; Dresden, Boston.
bLOOP-Mary Gray, Ro~land for Jncasyille.
ARRIVED.
sTrAMsHIPS- CaledoniA Glasgow; Carroll Bal
timOre; Fairfax Washington; Lucy, Newberu. King
fisher, baltimore Fr.nconia, Portland; ttr,fii
lion, Ssvannsh; Albemare, Norfolk; w Clyde,
Wilmington, &.
sulps-Thsrese, Bristol, Eng. Hermann H.vre.
BARks-C littcheld, CalcuItG Major Won saft,
Newport. ENGLAND.
BklGs-Congutr Al, Humacoa: Penguin, Bermu-
da e. Heath, flizabethport Mary Leblanc, ArichAt
sCHOONEKs Ida May, Halifsq; Ma ia Rondout
for Nes'etly; Estelle, Albany for Richmond; Aunie
Bosland do do; Annie Berger, Kandout tor BAIT
"a Will in, Philade phia A X wetmore, George e.
town T. u Fog Providence; u Arcuariu,, Rondoui
David Faust Ellsworth. lIannah willets, Provi.
dence u Furler Rond0ut for Boston; laiiinevier
Koutout Tor Boston; Empire, EEabsthport for New
Haven; Rusng, Eli2shethport tor NoruiCh; Mary
& lurhce, ElEahethport for New Haven; h n Dyer
Fall River for Philadelphia.
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SAVINGS l,A%As.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, COR. OF
Nl4ih II. anu ssh aye.-Open daily nom 10 a. m 10
=, m; AondAys and Ihursdays nom to p. M. 8
per cent. interest, nee from government tax De.
sls made on or before Dec let will draw interest
iT6m tina date lAOs, CHElsIl, Plest r. IL
81 IL, see'y. S55
T. PER CENT. INTEgESf
OAlowed by lnIon Dime ssvinss Bank, 40 Canal
,sa e9I. u iaIlsk. AiseLs, SL5Tl,6a0 rs. $50
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IIORsEs. CARRIAGES. &C

CARRIAGES, SLElGHS, HORSES, HAIR
~ mesa Gc-gvO light wafon' and lu slsghs are
,eDins on cheap, ut ~ AeVigs st. Brooklyn. US
NOR SALE-i HORSES. PRICES FROM
Il as TO slI5, from 8 70 years eli, one OF them /.
good cart horse, at No. - heIeeiu III
nor SALE-l LARGE HORSE, lGH Hands
quire ii Christopher st. in iiyeFy cable. S.
NOR SAIF-ONE RoCHAWAY AND 4
Il ,'n ,,,. an . 81. o. h! d nCh. 80. nm he ,o,e
Alec ! low priced horse o. $50 seventh ave, Coal
lAxd, sla ~. -, "