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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

The lit.r a Richmond nose t,vensv-
tyc feet FRIDAY ni.n;. ana ~.'uli..v
morning II was within foot ~ TIM Dan
vile Railroad bridge. and az lhc Nayn
street passenger bridge. The lowest
points oi the city were submerged ia
four feet Of water
HE lower l,orIiun 81 the Libby pri-
son caught fire On SATURDAY. mori,iug
from quantity 81 lime being wet l.. Tie
foo hut the fire was stopped bcinr,. much
damage was done Tie citizen, val,r,-
/ teerrd 10 remove the tobacco iron, ihe
Warehouses on the river bamk. ami the
( scene was iuii of excitement rJ..lI-
ure. trunk. ba rel 81 flpur ana whi.-
key Were floatiu. down The river.
| he river at l., nchburg. Va. lad lul-
/ len eight feet. On SATURDAY. -ev.tr.l
bridge on the Virginia and Tcmne- ,ee
Railroad were washed aWaH bv me
storm. The persons drowned al Lyrch-
burg Were VIM. law -on and daughter.
three children al Mr.. WAit!ow. aud a
| coiOrcd woman
| The Rio Mills oudA" kio Anna river
Were washed away.
| \ dispatch from Washington. ID. {.
| Saturday saws the recent rain, have
swollen The canndl. the Potomac river
and Rock creek in that meighBorhood.
causing much damage to 1rbnertv.
Large quantities OF fencing and house
hold furniture have dIi.ted down the
creek to Georgetown. The yharye,
are inundated
| There was severe gale with ligil.t rain
in san Francisco on Friday night. 4
number Of vess. Is put back. The schoau.
| er Stringer went ashore near santa C,uz
| and is probably total los.
The chain bridge above Georgetown
ID. &. has been washed away bv "A food
/ IN the Poto mae river.
Railroad travel between Washington
and Alexandria i suspended. owing TO
tie insecurity Of bridges across the
river, Several pieces have been displaced.
/ The Orange. Alexandria. Chesapeake
/ Ohio and south side consolidated Rail-
roads are seriously injured. Nearly
all The bridge have been swept away.
| Large quantities Of hpur in barrel, and
other merchandise have been recovered
While floating down The Potomac.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06
ITALY.

Cardinal Antonelli bids Romans n
treat with Italians, and promises Cador.
na he shall have an early opportunit,
OF comforting with the Pope.
THE PLEBIsCITE.
Rome |. The Piebiscite 10 be voted
on Sunday (to-morrow) will be thus
stated:
''ls union with the Kingdom oil
ilsiy under the congstitutional rule OF
Victor Emanuel and his successor. des-
irable" Fo
The King awaits the result at Flor
ence.
Rome. Oct. 2. The Marquis of Bonnie
vile, late French Minister to the PapaI
Court, has lett Rome ON his return to
France. ta
The Pope declines to quit Rome, and
Will Tor the present remain at Castle
st. Angelo. with an Italion guard.
The health of His Holiness is excellent.
Gen. Mai commands the national
forces in Rome, aud civil affairs are
administered by commission of Is
members, over which Signora Gallain
presides. 5.--.r s-p s.
Political exiles are ponring into the
city of Rome from all quarters. The
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06
United States Bonds.

The skies Of 1881 bonds payable In
gold In that year. and meanwhile yiel,lina
six per cent, Interest in gold. are nav
worth In the market almost exactly their
par value in gold and accrued interest
"Five-twenty bonds" watch resemble them
except that after five years the govern.
Inent has the privilege Of redeemag them
al par in gold at any time, are now worth
! almost exactly 81 IL in gold aud accrued
| interest. These prices are very near the
! highest that were reached by these securi.
| tics before France declared WAR against
| Prus H.
| Intelligent observers nf the market,
have not failed to remark that the conf
| drnce ielt In the credit OF he United State.
I ny European investors has undergone A
| severe test during this war. When IL first
"'oNe out III the panic caused by the de-
sire ~ herman and French holders 10 turn
MI securities into ready money, our bonds
lell last and far The early successes OF
Tue derinans, who hold most OF the bonds
We nave exported, led them 10 hope for an
carry peace: aud the price rose again
but ipr long tune 1t was everywhere he
| n'''u that the value OF these obliya-
uohS must depend intimately upon the
pt''Pects 81 peace; and every indi alton
OF prolonged ho>tilitIrs depressed them
!
ne victories of Worth. Mrtz and Sedan
added ABOUT ten per cent. In coin to the
market value Of the whole two thousand
hiiliionN of dollars OF the Indebtedness of
the United States
but nov this dependence ceases 10 he
ieit, Our bonds have risen to ,out H..
prices ot thrre or four months a.n. sud
uchIy, after several days, IN which a yen
rta .. nope OF immediate peace vas felt the
49,. a.
th.s,. h,nd. III III, rT"r must 20 on; yet
~ Europe have exhausted their effect uIio"
this market, the mere danger that many
Germans who need money or who visa
% buy their own national loan. viii have
to sell them. fails 10 brighten hulders else
where; new demand arises for them. ana
broader considerations concerning their
future value begin 10 b. felt A. controlling
Men who have savings t. invest see that u
country at peace and growing rapidly is
likely long To enjoy better credit than
countries IT war. ana that their N ,ucv j.
safer IN the treasury oft.e United States
than IN any depository Ia Europe
Ia short, whatever danger there wa- to
our national credit In the European war
seems 10 have passed away; and. whatever
the course Of events beyond the ocean NAV
pc for the iuIurc. there /. litrlr reason 10
apprehcud that u VIII again seriously dis
turb our finances here. We have prublcu>
enough - study aud to solve In our own
peculiar financial condition. but We may
approach them WIKI better assurance uow
that our credit has passed successfully
through test winch lia- been. with good
reason, long ir, AIDED most seriously, aua
mas come out Of i strong 10 the esteem and
confidence OF tile World
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

I. :. steamer BROOKLYN. ACCOMPANY
ing the GnerIiere which had the remains
OF Admiral Farragut on board, while
passing Whales Back Light Tuesday
night ran into the schooner Onward,
Captain Barker of Chcrryneld, Me. The
schooner was badly damaged. Ioosing
her Jfbboom, iorefnaSihead aud main
iopinast, and her sails We're badly torn.
Her masts were also sprung, and one
will have to he replaced Her ruuuiuo
rigging was seyerly damaged, and 4
large anchor broken. The Onward was
heavily loaded with coal and had mar
row escape from sinking.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06
NORTH ELLSWORTH Town FAIR. tn,

NoRrn ELLSWORTH Town FAIR. The
Farmers Club Of North Ellsworth held a
town Fair on Tuesday and "Wednesday Of
last week. lat Tylers" Hotel. The Hall
Of that building was never put to better
use Than il Was last week in holding the
contributions Of the farmers. the farmers
wives and daughters Of North Ellsworth.
The exhibition Of vegetables, grains,
&c. &C.. were large and deserving
OF praise. We have seen nothing much
superior Mt the County Fair. .l. s
The farmers wives had a good show Of
butter: and in many kinds Of articles of
domestic manufacture. the contributions
were creditable. We expect Report from
the Secretary giving a detailed account Of
the exhibition. We took our pen only to
express our gratiticatien at the excellence
of the contributions. and the large variety
furnished for the show. a.4uf Ee
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06
The Maine Medical Association.

The annual address before this Associa.
tion. last year WAS delivered by Dr. f. +.
Sanger OF Bangor, The Doctor Willis a
irenchant prn. and What is necessary for
the success of any professional man. he is
in lOvc with his chosen vocation. M one
pressed with the idea that the Doctor
thoroughly believes ia tbi> medical pro-
fcssion. With him the profession is no
mere calling bringing idleness and riches
He quotes from Watson, who says 1T
Is world within itself Ii has its history,
its philosophy, its politics, its literature.
II has its subsidiary arts and occupations.
Its organization and institutions, its ranks
and grades of honor. 1t has its polemics
and discussions, not always amenablc to
the logic TO the learning OF the schools.
Its ethics. traditions and superstitions are
older than the church. In use before the
civil law it recognizes no arbitrary enact
ments. Who of Us shall ever forget its
ever living charities, its moving scenes Of
joy aud sadness, Its many sunny aspects,
its beniynant, ennobling. liberalizing iufiu-
ences."
Homeopathy. says the Doctor, is simply
forestallng some OF the errors OF the rcyu-
FAR school Of medicine, which discerning
public, and more highly educated pro-
fession were attempting to correct &C.,
AMER giving an account of some Of the
strides made in the profession he CON
cludes Such are some of the profession
al advances of the present age, which we
may not feel ashamed of. but on the contra-
ry congratulate ourselves that amid the gi-
gantic strides i'm sthe arts and sciencea,
medicine has demonstrated that there Is
something new under the SUM- ie'-sa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06
Tue CHINESE j. NEW JERefr.- The.
Wv Nork Wnri N M.llnc.lnY ~.

lIIt 'iiNt~t - \LW JEKSFY. The
New YORK Horii y "Wednesday ,ay-.
capt. lIcrycy. TN employer II ill., chin
r-" Wprkuru ~ Erllryilio. y. I'LL alIrgn~
maj ID" ha> been mi-rcprc~rntrd in several
~ IN" NJ" paper Each mlp Ill tn. rul-
rlut Of Mr. li'rr.y grt~ S1n in gold prr
month. paR {" "a" W"rAmru themselves
Ahd I"' I" 70 san Francisco merchant. WY
hl- been reported. The money l. NOT .,,u
allowed to 90 through THE lauI, Of liz.
nNcr-rrr. hi- du'y being simply w h.,p WI,
account ri 'hn Time made hy th. mon,
MOI one " tn "id hands employed In th,
establishment h4- hrru DISCHARGED .inrr
thu arrival Of thu Chinese. and the rropri.-
t"r -.tt H. does uot intend to ,li>rhar.-c
InA "a". Sixteen girl, In thr plac" WI
-""h a. the hinc~r arrived. twelve nj
whom have returned ann lrc uow t-achiu.,
~" beginners. III" others ARR al Work ~
usual.
Capt. ii"rvcv n~-rrf~ thHt fh,. rurtl lr,.
an -"riptilou-iy neat IN their habits. amt
hIth' twice daily; thtt they u~c no uuium.
n"r have they any on the premises. when
asked II there ~"r" any house servants
among them, h" replied: ''lr~. there are
tWu OF thee who would make good SER
wants tn any family but shall no, employ
them there. fpr / have nn trouble. III iludiu.t
people for tie laundry because | needed
them, and hc"au-" could HOT hire here
such p""Pl" a Ar" necessary for the work
There are -iXty-eight Young m~n In rhc
party employed fur three wears Af tia.
pro" stated. They are ready and willing
z" learn. And Did fair IA wv guud aul
profitable ""rAn"n. Capt Hcryry SAN
that hr ha- very llttle doubt A. 10 ~ho wa,
'hr author Of thr threatening letter H. rc-
cciNcd fcw days ago, and that h., has rc-
c"lv"i no NOR" 81 the Kind aud anticipates
u" trouble me grl~ employed i'll the
work. -" that their best course il 10 be
industrious ana Sick 10 their places, and
Yesterday everything was going on -nt--
ilcturilV.
\ meeting i u H. hrldto-ui.ht ii Belle
VILE 10 deuouncc tile cnoir labor move
mcn;. ir viii probably b" attended bv a
large number of the dissatisfied. but that
any measures will be- taken 10 drive ont
the chinese mas Well be doubted
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06
SPAIN.

Madrid. Oct. /. The raya.c- Of the
vomlto are increasing on the Mcdi'crra-
mean coast-At Barcelona on Friday
there Were - new cases and 20 deaths
1t Is said lie Dukc al Mnntpcusier
recently projected revolution hicl,
ha> lust been discovered and prevented.
The time was fixed FOR the second au-
nnersary Of the expulsion of Qucen T..
holm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

The latest novelty in festivals is Neck
tie Festival" at which lot of neek-ties OF
different patterns are made up by the Ia
dies, sealed up in envelopes, and bought
BY the geutlef.en before unsealins, safter
which the buyer is to hunt up the lady,
wearing dress of the same material, aud
is thereafter to devote his attention 70 her
and her commands 4LAiaJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06
1T Is ALI-IMPDRTAST

uat the young should learn how to avoid the
most Inactive diseases always prevalent in civil.
Hed communities, and hardly less important that
men OF middle age or those more advanced in
lite, should understand how the lost powers Of
manhood may be restored. On these. and kindred
matters. the new medical work entitled :. he
Science Of Lite, or Se.EPrcseryation, by Dr.
hayes, q Boston, contains a surprising amount
OF valuable doctrine and information Our rea
uers may Judge Oh the character of this intere,.
ing volume BY perusing the advertisement OF The
Peabody Aesiical Institute, in another coiumn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06
Twenty seven Years Practice

In the Treatment Of Diseases incident To Females,
mas placed DR. DOW at the head OF all ply sicians
making such practice specially and enables
nm to guarantee speedy and permanent cure
IN the worst case" of Suppression and all 9th err
Menstrual D@dagemeats, from srhaferer cause
All letters for advice must contain 81. Once, No
ESDICoTT STREET. BosToN.
y. B.-BOard furnished to those desiring To re.
uain under treatment.
Boston, July, ls7o.-sp.no lyr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

A party Of respectable Chicago ladies
have formed society for reclaiminy
young men and they 20 about the streets
nights and pick up young men who show
signs of dissipation, invite them TO their
houses. aud treat them 10 ice cream, chick.
en- salad, etc. and let hem 90 home sober.
As TIT. result, il is reported that half the
young men in town lie around the streets
nights to be taken in.
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DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGrsrto !

~nh, and always follows Costivencss. Dr. liar.
risons Ferisfaltic Lozenges give permanent relief
Ihey are pleasant. portable, do not require in
TO cure every kind OF Piles. For sale at No. i
fremont Temple. Boston, Z. A. Harrison 4 Co.
~ rnroprietors, and by all Druggists. Nailed Tor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

"a Virginia editor wrote something
about iss.Aima Mater" and the com.
positor set it up ''slum water. The
funeral Of the composition was quite
largely attended By his brother point.
ers. The editor wAs ,exOnerated BY
the cosofers juFy.haElbcoa ja.yrs1dll
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06
Special Notices.
BATCHELOR' HAIR DYE.

Thi- splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world.
Harmless. reliable. instantaneous, does not CON
tain lead. nor any ritaiic poison to produce paraiy
sis or death. Avoid the Wanted and delusye
preparations Boosting yiitue. they 90 not possess
The genuine VA. Bachelors Hair Dye has had
10 years untArni,hed reputation to uphold it, in.
tegriiy as the only Perfect Hair Dye-BIacK or
Brown. sold by all Druggists. Applied a. IL
Bond st, n spe lv3i
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

Syracuse ladies who belong to the
Sorosis are accused Of keeping their infants
on steady diet Of payegoric until it be-
comes monotonous, and then the little
cherubs' spirits fit away into the here.
afteP.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

young lady, aged about twenty six
years, in Broadalbin, Fulton county, New
FORK, has bcen confined to her bed for ten
or twelve years with some sort Of reptile
III her stomach, which has slowly enlar9-
ed, and now causes her much suffering.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

\ nvoritc amusement with INDIANAPOLIS
hoys l. To touch match to load or hay
and then give vent 10 unscclnly mirth al
the aiacrity with which the driver dis
mounts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

small boy in Tennessee has been
ground INTO learning 700 verses from the
Bible Unfortunately his parents are not
II the penitrntiary, and there III, therefore
10 hope for him In the future.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

Madrid. OCT. .. Tue Spanish Go,-
eminent has been official, advised If
the PRONUNCIATION oiihc emancipation
law in the Island ot Cuba.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

\ Chicago music publisher has issued a
song entitled, Father win Settle the
Blll- All Chs Young ladies practice it al
tAr store, A. we'll As at home
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

LEXINGTON. VA. SEPT 4.
Gen. Epb'. +. lie WAS stricken with
Paralysis ia~t Wcine-d.t1. AVA :Ia- since
been specifies
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

inllaoi'ants q Leeaine sityawill partic-
ipa.e IN tho 1ri,ums Z
'on ARM Prrn6ap AMI sad,
or will not rS1hlledI
sn oi its,S 800 A,E.stsssrsp my
Iieoiscite will he taken in The Provinces
SUNDAY next. In Rome to dav the yot-
ing j. going on. save in the Tra,leyere
ana Borgo, where no vote will be taken
ne ias',as- are busiiv prrpsriur ,hr
Vulrihai Palace for the reception of the
King. f'''' - ''''
TIE fLEB1>ciTE N HoNF.
Rome. Oct. ,. The voting Yesterday
was orderly throughout until iLe polis
closed At six o'clock The result. A.
was generally supposed. wa, nearly
unanimous in FAVOR OF Italian unity
ne returns a. tar as received shows
that about ~ 900 votes were east through
ont the patrimonv, Of which only 81,
We're Tor the Pope. Tho result j. every
where heralded with enthusiasm.
THE roPE TO RESIDE II MALTA.
London, sept. 3. II j. reported thai
IN consequence Ut the vote Ut the I,eoinc
city. the Pope wiz take NJ his residence
in Malta.
Archbi- hop Manning il sermon a,
Westminster Cathedral ou Suudar. ljk :
encd Victor Emanuel 10 pn,ruS Plate
I ~ ERA oF liberty.
People are locking non all parts OF
itaiN 10 homr. Five newspapers are
already started there. Tie political
/ journals of Florence are sold about the
streets. The Romans are bcwildcred
with this avalanche Of political liberty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

4 Bath man whose wife ran away. r.
ycn2vd himself hy drowning nine Young
pig worth s72
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

RoAD TO Yo SEMIrr.-D During thepast week
A. B. Beauvais County Surveyor has been
engaged in surveying the route for road to
connect Sonora with Yosemite. lie cor.
menced the survey at Majors ranch about
nine miles distant from here, and continued
10 Garrote where be intersected the travelled
road to tho valley. From Majors ranch to
Garrote the distance as measured by the re-
port is about eight miles which makes il
about seventeen miles from Sonora to Garro.e.
The cost Of excavation is estimated at SS, 600
in addition to which bridge must he built
across the Tuolumne river four hundred feet
in length and about sixty feet above the bed
of the river. Now that survey has been
had and an estimate made our citizens can
act moro understand;rgly than heretofore.
4 road from here direct TO the valley canno,
heir being Of vast benefit to the county and
te 'ttis city. The amount required is no;
largo Nr beyond the means Of those who arc
directly to be benefited by II. Yosemite
and the Big Tree Grove OF Calaveras must
last fer ages which guarantees permanency
to any road that directly connects them 1t
is the best chance for sreh a road. Steps
should new be taken ta secure the means ne
cessary te carry out this Important object, it
cannot help being beneficial therefore it
should be pushed to success.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
Germna sanitary Fund.

The following is the result Of the first days
collection in Sonora:
FA Ersund $40, f Keii $40. LA Haagan
$40, Barlow { Benas $40. w G Eudorff $40.
Lang - so. NJ Kaufman s. so. John
York 81, John Mandorf $40. u NJ Kenfield
$40. John Welling 50 so. NJ Ashlock SIS. VI
Baer 81 SO. n. Walker 81. J Scheidt 81. C
Bonner s.. Lopez 81, Cash So 80. John
Bauman $40. James BURNS 81, J NJ Cahexut
SS. n Richher SIS. b Madsan 81. II Talter
s. so. 9 II Burden 81. Jackson 81 w
lIartviC 81. Mrs Rchher 50 so. F. Re.b 81 5o
Cash sos. III L Street 81, Il Jalums,ein 81 so
ii Oppenhein,er s. so, II r McNiel 81 Il,
Smith 81. Y Puorf SO. Cash 5o,. G
Burden ST.. Dr. Sears 81, ] s Cady 81, Mrs
Roll 81, Henry bese 81. Jacob Never 20 q,
L Peterson 81. J Wagner So so. Sonor,
Foundry S5. Cash sos, F. Eiwards Al a s
Reuter- 81 so, J Krvtser 81 so. A pitts 81 !
Orr 81. Cash 25c. John Shaw 81 so. Cash 81,
j Hall 81. L Garraghsy 81, } p,tter 81
RE Gardiner 81. A Reed 81. w Wheelecs
81. @ III Randall IS, Cash SOC. do 5oe I i
franklin s. so, Cash soc, Thomas Lecnar5
50 so. Ph. Conrad S., A Pinto 81, To,al
Sl94 Is.
Further contributions will be received h,
.ny of the undersigned Committee A
Hsagan, W. Rudorff. Z. Keil. S. Benas an,
r. A. Freupd.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

FINE FRuIT.--The finest collection of Peach
es, Apples, Pears, Nectarines and Plums we
have seen this year, was placed on our table
by Capt. S. S. Turner, on Monday last The
peaches were very large-each variety of the
fruit was fine looking and Of most delicious
flavor. Capt. Turner has large orchard on
the northern limits of Sonora. in which can
be found an extensive variety of fruits of SUI
perior quality. The trees are heavily laden
this season with splendid fruit. much of
which must 60 to waste for want of a market.
If we had the means to transport our fruits
chesply and safely to market, this orchard
pendent annually.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03


MYSTERIOUS DEATu.-A Young girl tbir.
teen years of age named Annie Mooney lef,
her home at Brooklyn. Alameda county
last week after an absence of several days
she was found at Hotel in San Francisco,
in precarious condition. She was taken to
her home and died that night. 1t was sus-
pected she had heen lured away end impro-
pcrly treated which created great excite
ment in San Francisco and vicinity. Many
believing that another Maggie Ryan murder
had been committed. Ey telegram to the
Stockton Independent it would seem she was
not violated or murdered which says:
The mystery connected with the death Of
the girl Annie Mooney, at Brooklyn. Alame.
da county, is beginning to clear up. She
has been traced from he- parents house all
the way around the bay by stage to Wanu,
creek and Martinez. and back to San Fran
cisco by steamer. She applied for work q,
an intelligence Office here before going to the
hotel, and many now think she was insane
from congestion Of the lungs and inflammation
of the brain, and died from natural causes.
Thus far no man is found to have been in her
company during the trip.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
c. A r d
From tho National E1gin) Watch
Company.

The attention OF watch bu yers called to the following
improver ents in the Americas Watches. manufa.tu
by the National (Egin) Watch Company Of Elgin, Ill.,.
Ladies desrous ofpnrchasing handsome. strong. and
correct time piece will and the elegant watch bearing the
trade mark LADY ELG1N" be all that they desire
Inquire of your ieweler for the LADY ELGIN.
The trade upon the Pacific Co,st supplied factory pri
by Leviscn Bros. GO Washington Street. San Fran
CISCO who have hand at all times full suppy Of all
grades of movements, and material for repairing the
same.
An illustrated pamphlet entitled Making Watches by
Machinery" by the late Albert D. Richardson will be
warded free Of charge by sending address to
NATIONAL WATCH COMPANY,
159 and l6l Lake street, Chicago /:
No. Maiden Lane, New York
Or LEVIS0N BROS.
eea Washington Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Angus. cTth IS70.-6w.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

ScuooL MoNEY-The semi annual appor-
tioument nf State School money has been
1870. The amount appor.ioned to Tuolumae
was 81, S94 II. Our County Superintendent
has not divided the amount between the
School Districts yet. The whole amount mp
portioned hy the State WAS SIG, 600 48.
Number Of children entitled to receive ll2, :
743, being 81 03 to each child.