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The true Democrat., 1856-09-16
Rdsia, Nich., August 2. 1s5a

, - H5cNi august 2 I553. This is to certify that year ago was ouite gray and my hair so thin on the top of my head, that I feared its entire loss. In this condition applied for and before had used quart bottle the gray hairs had entirely disappeared, and it had thickened up so as to be as full usual, and it assumed glossy ap pearance apparently more beautiful than it ever WAS before l do, therefore, cheerfuy recommend it to those ladies who value beautiful head of hair. I will also state that use now, occasionally for ;ts healthy and beautifying effects.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16
WHY WILL YOU SUPPER

', ., ., LICIe MOCK,
 II. F. Farnsworth & Co.,, Memphis; J. Wright d Co., New Orleans, and by agents in every county il the State. Aup 12 lS56 on
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16

HARDWARE.
 W E have just received large addition to our w already full supply of Hardware, consist R ing of Corn Mills all sizes, Wilson's Coffee Mills TX 100 pair Trace Chains, twist and open links, Log Chains, Fifth Chains, Breast Chaigs Chain Cables. suitable for Mills or Steamboats. Griffin dE German,s II. S. Nails, Wrought Spikes and Nails asst'd. Cal- lin's celebrated Axes asstd, Broad Axes Half Ayes Quarter Axes etc., Collins Claw and Shngle Hotch' cts, etc, German, Eng. and Am. Blister Steel, Eng Cast Steel and variety of other articles too nuna1 ous to mention. RAPLEY HANGER <, Cn Sept. l6, 1856.
 "f NUPS ID HIDE THE DIRT.o-l0O setts N0 common Teas, just received and for sale by. sept. 10, o6 RAPLEY, HANGER & CO
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16
HO! BLACKSMITHS.

UsI received a full assortment of Smiths ~sA O tools, consisting in part of Bellows, N. Y. sMeY and Louisville manufacture, Armitage, Mousse " hole Anvlls, Wright's solid Box Vices Am. do. do. Hand and Sledge Hammers, Stock and Dies all sizes and in fact everything required in the Smith line, for sale at prices to suit tho times by
 Sept. 16, '56. RAPLEY. HANGER te co.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16
QUEENSWARE.

Hardware! Hardware!!
 GENERAL assortment of Hardware incl SO A ceiyed and opened by the subscribers, which they will sell at reduced prices. "0 Sept. l6, 1856. NEWBERN & HTIGUEc N OllCE.-Large Pots and Wash Kettles kept AN constantly on hand. and for sale by
 sept. 10. leo6 NEWBERN G HUGHES.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16
ALLSOPP'S ALE.

A LLSOPP'S celebrated India Pale Ale; A Tennent's Double Strong ''
 Youngers Edinburgh {"
 Tennent's best xxx Porter;
 Hibberd's best brown Stout;
 One cask "pure Juice of the Grape" Old Port; Two 4 pipes choice Sicily Madeira. Just received and for sale by Sept 16 '56. RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16
SARAH BROWN.
iN. L0,,9s March 1es.

&. Louis, March ', 1854. PROF. Wood d-Dear Sir My hair commenced fal- ling of some three or four years since and continued to do so until became quite bald I tried aIi .Ia popular remedies of the day. but to no effect At lat was induced to try your celebrated Hair Restorative and am very happy to say it is doing wonders. have now fine growth of young hair and cbeerf,,,v recommend its use to all similarly afflicted.
 A. c. WILLIAMSON Iaa ods.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16
H1 IT IAANUI.IN ~ DOG IRONS.
HARDW ARE,

 A2 FAIRS, assorted, just received and for sale bv -tO Sept. l6, 1856. NEWBERN A HuGHES
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16

DOZ. of those Violins, just received and for sal u at the cash store by NJ. OSBORN.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16

gresS, or by organized mandates of an oath bound and dominant party?
 The bad effect of the Know Nothing organi- zation upon the foreigner and Catholic are now most pal pably developed
 Instead of being homogeneous people in the midst of our people, they are driven by those laws which ever govern persecution, into compact mass and party, arrayed against their oppreSsors.
 My sympathies and opinions arc with the Protestant, and the history of the old world inclines me to believe that republican freedom is more likely to take root and flourish in Pro- testaut countries That same history also teaches that an alliance between government aud religion is injurious to both, and tends to make both prosecuting and tyrannical. With a free constitution which necessarily includes free dom of speech, freedom of conscience and a free press, I cannot harbor any fears of Catho- lie plots against our liberties
 But return to a consideration of the Presi- dental candidates, and their parties. MT. Ere mont and his confederates not only entertain the dangerous and obnoxious views upon the subject of slavery, but in the northern States are supported to large extent by the Know Moth ing organization.
 From all the lights and information which have been able to gain, Mr. Fremont will in the present attitude of candidates, receive most probably, the votes of all the free States with the exception of California Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York. His chances of get ting the votes of the two latter arc by nc means unpromisng. With all the high and commanding claims of Mir. Fillmore, l have perceived DO satisfactory evidence that he car get solitary electoral vote in any one of the free States. His friends claim for him the State of New York, but since the fusion o the sofs and hards, that is very faint hope
 How does he stand in the slave States! Il may be safely asserted that MT. Buchanan will obtain all of them with the exception of Ken. lucky, Maryland and Delaware. From the de monstrations of the August elections in Ken lucky, it is most probable that Mr. Buchanan will carry our State, and it is most certain that such will be the result, unless there be well grounded hope of Mr. Fillmore'seection, either by the people, or by throwing tie election into Congress. The demonstrations oi both the
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

BRIGHT STREAK OF GRAT1TUDE.-The following let
Citizen, without the knowledge of Ir. Young We
copy it complimentary tribute to one of the most
kiIlful physicians that made this State his resi-
nee. As it was entirely unsolicited and made pub
without the knowledge of any one but the writer
speaks volumes. 1t should be cut out and pinnee
for reference to any one who should unfortunate.
ly be similarly situated:
'HTo my Afflicted Fellow Men-Beine about to leave
the State of California for my home in Michigan
wish before leaving torecommend to your notice that
great benefactor, Dr. J. c. Young. had been on the
very brink of the grave when he stretched forth hs
hand and saved me from death For several wears had
been troubled with complication of diseases brought
IN by bad habits, aggravated by exposure in the
mines, which had so weakened my system and under
mined my constitution that have often contemplat-
ed suicide. Borne down by racking pains in nv body
iizziness in my head, eeyes pains and misery in
| my back and hips; WEAKNESS in my legs evil forhod-
/ ngs together with confirmed melancholy consid.
| cred my best friends to be my worst enemies my
dreams were frigltfll and at times strange phan-
| tastes took complete possession OF my mind. / was
fast hurrying to toinsanityhat worst of living deaths
In this state friend and partner IN the mining bust
ness approached on the subject and advised to
go to the Bay and see DR.. Youhg did So and thank
God for it: Dr. Young examined my case, and told
me he could cure ne. Shortly after commenced
taking his medicinesmy troubles began to decrease,
and in three monthsI was perfectly we'll Take my
advice, all you that re afflicted, and call upon him,
for he will be ocure you he has cured several
of my acquaintance after they had become discour
aged by being deceived by the humbugs of the day,
both by American anl foreign vagabonds. My heart
leaps toward him with gratitude for his benefits to
and my friends; CHAs. F. MzNRouE. ;
| 25tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

A4- Tue NFIRMITIEs OF YOUTH AND MATURITY. How
often areour deepest sympathies enlisted in behalf
of the p5or unfortunate beings, daily met with,
wh6secheeKs the and desolating hand of disease
and s uusKillful eradication have left their imprints
With desire to lessen this evil we would call the at
teation of nvalids, especially those suffering from
disease of the sexual system and their i'll treatment
to the advertisement of Dr. L. j. CZAPK4AY; of San
Francisco to be found il another cOlumn-being as
sured that to be under his treatment is equiva
Isn't to a radical cure Unlike the many QUASI Doc
tors, who hOod the country with their pretentious
cards, DR. CzapKay is gentleman of rare medical and
scientific attanments, possessing all the requisites
experience and sKill) for the satisfactory and
cessful practice of his profession We take pleasure
clan, with view to preve those unfortunate enough
to need medical treatment from falling into the PERM
cious custody of the army Of ehpirics aboundihg in
California-feelng assured that in his hands safe
and speedy cure will be effected. 17:Stn
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13
CONsTARl.E,S SALE.

BY Virtue of two Executions to me delivered one
rom the office of l.. Humiston acting Justice of
Sne Feaee Tor the Township of Grass Valley, Nevada
GGounty, California, on judgment rendered by said
nutnston "a ON the Fourteenth day of April A. D. 1856
~ M .ayor OF George Foster Plaintiff and against
the OF OF the Township of Grass Valley for
as shown by the execution, WV "-N 'O' 20
.n me Otner from the Office of R. Shoemaker, for
fornis n oi Grass Valley Nevada County, Cali
Sne e fourteenth re day of April A. b. 1856, in favor of
t6 Tox Co cia'nt and against the Corporation of
sne o. 0rSss Valley for the sum of sl72 and so
have levied upon and will expose at Public Sale
Sa To- the highest bidder for in the Town Of Grass
yaley al O'Clock r. NJ, On Tuesday. the 10th day
and lot lot 20 bv SO feet taken as the property Of the
above named Corporation for the satsfa cton of th
amounts with accruing costs - 'ue
JOHN BURNETT, Constable
Grass Valley Township
Grass Valley, April cs, 1858.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13
CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE.
WILLIAM 6. BADGER,

NO. IVD HAHteFy street,
Corner of Merchant, San Francisco.
| IMPORTER of every variety Of CLOTHING and FUR
i N1SHING GOODS. Also of Blankets, Ducks.
Drills Sheetings, Hats. Caps, Boots and Brogans.
| By RECENT ARRIVALS we have received very
! large invoices Of the most
Desirable Styles of CIOfhfng,
and it is the Largest Stock ever offered in this
pervison of the best material, well cut, large
sizes, and made in the most desirable manner.
TRADERS from the Country
Are invited to examine this Heavy Stock, and they
will find the prices LOWER than they can be found
elsewhere in the market.
Purchasers NAV rely on receiving the best and
most salea BILE Goods as each article is guaranteed
30 Orders from the country prealpty spd care
fully attended to.
10 900 pairs assorted Falcy Ca 1siEnsyc Pants.
10000 pairs ass'd fancy and plain satiSet Pants.
1000 pairs Linen Pants,
1000 pairs Goodyear's rubber "antS.
1000 Goodyear white rubber Caatr.
200 cases Goodyear's long ant short rubber
200 cases miners Boots. Boots.
1000 dozen super flannel Overshrts
200 dozen fancy cashmere Orcrshir
LOCO dozen white Shirts
$50 dozen heavy hickory Shirts.
500 dozen heavy check Shirts
300 dozen Merrimack Shirts
600 dozen Lambswool Undershrts
800 dozen Regatta Under hirts.
200 dozen Grey Flannell Undershirts.
$50 dozen Lambswo0l Drawers.
$50 dozen beached drill Drawers.
1900 dozen Overars
80 Denim Fro cks.
1900 dozen country knit wool socks.
1900 dozen heavy white and mixed cot socks
200 pieces super silk pocket Handkerchefs
100 dozen super black silk NecKerchiefs
200 dozen cambria HandKerchefa
500 dozen rubber Belts.
25o dozen Buck GlOves.
400 dozen BucKsKn Gold Bags.
1000 DoesKin business Goats
400 dozen black cloth frocK coat3.
1000 assorted 0vercoats.
500 assorted pea coats.
5000 silk, cloth and velvet Vests.
20 bales blue and white Blankets.
so bales A Sheetings.
so bales Drills.
80 bales assorted Duck.
so cases fine Felt Hats.
100 cases Straw Hats, For sale by
WM G BADGER,
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,
10o Battery street, Merchant, San Francisco
n. B. No Goods sold at retail 32-3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13
PAINTS, OILS.
WINDOW GLASS, VARNISHES,
BRUSHES, sc.
STORY RRO a. GR.


HAVE for sale at los and 107 Clay Street. San Fran
IL cisco
Boiled and Raw Linseed OIL in cases and bbls.
Spirits Turpentine, in cases
Atlantic Lead, in assorted packages
French and German Window Glass-assorted sizes
French and Eng. heavy Plated Glass-1zxl8 to 3Ox44
EX BREWSTER" & sFAIR WIND.n
Teman's Oil Colors assorted cans
Tieman's Water Colors, assorted cans :; -.
Teman's Dry Coors for scene and carriage painters
Tieman's Putty, in bladders
Tilden Nephew's Smith & Stratton's, Kimbalrs
and other Coach and Furniture Varnishes Paris
White, &c.
BRUSHES-EX 6HOLLANDER."
Adams o. K. and Ex. Paint. Whitewash, Sluice
Counter, Patent Scrub, Napoleon, Horse and Hotel
Boot Brushes also Lyons Tool and Feather Dusters
Artist Tube Colors end Materials.
VARNISHES-EX ''FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE"
Direct importation from London
The attention of Coach Painters is called to Noble
Hoare's celebrated English Hard drying, Wearing
body and Elastic Carriag Varnishes.
IS JAPAN AND JAPANER'S GOLD SIZE
Plain and Ornamental, Stained and Enamelled Glass
33-3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13
THE EYES! THE EYES!!
April 9, 1856.

IL those afflicted with Sore and Inhammed Eyes,
II will do well to call on DR.. Snyder who guaran-
no charge. Having met with great success in San
Francisco and knowing that thousands are afflicted
through the mining districts have commenced a
tour through the country 0Hicc-United States Ho-
tel, Nevada. a2-H
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13
FOR THE PEOPLE!

NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE!
If you want Newspapers:
If you want Magazines;
If you want Cheap publications
If you want Books :. y.
If you want any thing that's printed
Call at the e. v. BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM.
If you want by the quantity;
If you want single copies
If you want in wrappers for mailing
If you want new works soon received
If you want thing sent by mail:
Call CT send to the g. Y. BOOK & MUSIC EMPO-
RUM. Next door to the Post Office.
OTATIONERY FOR THE MULTITUDE
II you want Letter Paper;
If you want Bill Paper;
If you want FoOlScap;
II you want anything to write oD-.- an q.
Call at the q. V. BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM.
Next door to the Post Office.
pLANK BOOKS!-
II you want half bound Blank Books;
II you want Books bound In Sheep:
If you want books bound in imitation Of Russia
II you want Books bonnd with Russian Bands
II you want Books bound with full Russia
If you want Pass Books
Hyou want Time BoGks
EyoH want Memorandum Books
Of any description call 0F send TO the GRASS VAL
LIZ BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM.
Next door to the Post ofice.
Alta California TcGeg+aph COMPANY.
THE Line IL 7ow In connection with ali the prinei-
/ pal Cities and Towns in the state.
s1- 0ITcD-Next door to the Post 0filce, at the
CIV BOOK AND Music EMroIauA Main Street
wM. K. SPENCER. Agent.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

"BRIGHT AND SHINING LIGHTS" can only bt
had by buying Camphene at Loutzenheiser's
he warrants all be sells.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

a lFHSVFE TO hEslrED WoRTH--The ingratitude OF
nan 10 MS ei'oS man is so often met with in life,
that testimonials, prompted by the finer feelings Of
Inc neaft, are oases in the life those who sacrifice
their best days in philanthropic devotion to the
alienation OF the ills of frail mortality. EmDri.
csm MOODS the columns of our press with fraudulent
ih hctl1ous letters, singing peans to the worth of
their own egotiStical charatanisIn Below we an.
pend a letter from worthy man, who brief period
ince seemed destined to shuttle off this mortal coll
:'leasure which only those weighed down bv the
heayy hand OF disease can. Contrary to hone the
ioty OF skilful physician has restored him To his
iofmer health Relieved from his terrible situation
and impelied by gratitude he makes known his case
ana remedial agent, and his atelnent is authenti
lated oy Notary Public. The demand OF society
more to warn Tie unwary than 10 so.nd tbe $50
o. physician OF whom scores Of like cases can be
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13
California MetallurgicaI
Works.
WASS, UANAK, & CO..
AT THE OFFICE OF wASs, MOLITOR L co.
No. 50. Merchant Streot

ktAtdAG nearly completed their Me!aIIurgical
Al works on -Brannan Street. are now prepared to
purchase concentrated tahngs OF quartz mills black
sana Jewelers. sweepings, and other gold and silver
oeal!hg matter platinum, copper and lead ores and
substances containing said metals for which the
hghest price in cash will be paid after assay Sam
pies OF about one ounce weight are solicited, but
must be forwarded to US free OF Express charges I'm
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

MUSICAL IF you love to be. moved by
the harnosy of sweet soands.' bffy some
of Eoutzenheiser's genuine Italian violin
strings S
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

@- Don trhln your constitution by using
bad tobacco. when you can get such very
choice article at Loutzenheiser's.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

% Buy your Pocket Knives and RazOrs
at Lontzenheiser's then you will be sure to
have the very best quality.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

LoUTzENHETsER has the best assortment of
Paints, Oils, Gold Leaf Brushes, &C., in the
mountains.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13
CERTIFICATE.

Inc undersigned, uesIro., OF acouaipt;py +bosa
40 may Oe Unfortunate, enough 10 be similarly
"heIe pefIl&nent relief OF their sufTerincs
nay Oe obtained, feels ii duty To TINS nuhIi,1g
Hpress his most sincere graf tit,,,,e to ,rr CJ
Say' pr the permanent recovery of his lite Rorno
"n " tne u II eosinS symptoms incident to the
.olous p1actlce OF unconiroliaUie passion in youtb
oppressed III BODY and mind unable to perform even
NE nosS tri1lnS duty IMPOSED upon the dail, yor
ions OF hfe sought tie ADVICE oi many ~,
'ho at NEST regarded my disease as OF triHing iTn'
To!V@nce-out alas after lew weeks mi in serer
i instances months, OF tneIr treatment found "a
ny undvTeraOle horror that in,fead =, -. =, "
; JmP'onlS became more alarming In their tort,,r
'nu oein8 to4d oy one thal my disease being nrinc;
y%1ty 0Onnheu 70 the Drain, medicines would ha f
dttle consequence desta,re,I o e,a, ro: D "
'eaAtn, sue5 IN anu energy and as a last rasorf
- ~ ooI iaAn' nope, caiicd upon Dr Czaukay
no - mining my Gaze prescribed some nlet,i.
-'ne WHICH alnoSt instantly relieved me az tho niI
ain ana alZzIness in my head knc.e, r.~ad - ai .4
e7"AI, resolved to place myself ilnlupitis t
10 o@ic anu oy strict obedience to his directons
III! auVlce my head became clear m id..as hoo.
objected, The Constant pain in nv h.ck rd ~
nc "edAueSs of ny limbs, the neryons raa ac3i,, ~
~ "noIe BODY on the slightest alarm or axci,a.
4 81 .aiopy anu evll torebodings The self dis
i:e anu want OF confidence in others the incans
'lity 70 study, and want OF resolution fha fr@h+t
HIltng Hg ana at times pleasurable dreams AT nigl.-
aaDnS W involuntary discharges have ali disan
-, ~nu i III TACT, IN two months after baving
onsulteo the Doctor, felt as If insniroJ r. ils
te-sndt NE which, but short time a oo / .or4a'
Ilaseu 10 emu by ny own hand
o+ ~ ~ view 70 guard the unfortunate from, fs,li5
MY uSo me snares OF Incompetent QIacks, deem IL y
uy 20 oIer THIS testimony to the merit and skill #
~ ozapkay, and recommend him to Ali Who 49,
-. ,SIu l IA need OF medical advice, being assured bY
" own experience that once under his care, radi.
- 3nu permanent cure will be elected
+.oec.,,e B. F. FILLMORE
otate OF California, County of San francio,1.~.h.
ISI anu sworn before me, this 18th day OF April
(Signed) FJozx A1DDLnroy r. 81
Notary Rubiic
~ DR.. L. j. CZAPKAY'S Medical AMI Suryicai1
,ute Is a. the corner OF Montgomery ami Sacrx.
'sIto streets, San Francisco Caliornia T,e Dortor
-ess ne effects cure ~ 81 W.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

B- Go to LoutZenheiser's if you want
genuine Patent MedicineS-he keeps no other.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

@-If you want to .sdrive dull care away,
go and buy some of Loutzenheisers superior
Havana cigars.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

LoUTzENHE1SER is the only Agent in Neva-
da county for the, genuine Devine's Com
pound Lozenges, the wonder of the world. A
likeness of the inventor on each bOx-buy no
other.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

~ Everybody buys their Camphene at
Loutzenheiser's, because he never has a bad
article.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

LoUTzEsHEIsER keeps constantly on hand
all kinds and sizes of glass.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

Coon GoLp PENS at areasonable price, can
only be had at Lvutzenheser's.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

@- Don't go to Loutzenheiser's if your
object is to buy damaged or inferior goods,
he is not in that line.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13
April 9, 1856.

The undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
ship and will continue the business as usual under
the name and style of Marshall & Co.. Brick Building
corner Main and Mill Streets
CHARLES MARSHALL.
JOHN JOHNSTON.
April 9, 1856.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

DISSOLUTION:
THE Co-partnership heretofore existing under the
i name and style of Marshall Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business of
the late firm will be settled by Charles Marshall &
John Johnston.
CHARLES MARSHALL,
JOHN JOHNSTON,
THOMAS BREESE.
Anril g 1886
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-25

4 UondeyM loman.-There is now
said to be living upon Rates Island in Cas-
80 Bay, off the coast of Maine, a woman of
the most wonderful powers of hardhood. -
The Island contains about five acres, the
largest portion of which she has put under
cultivation, raising handsome crops of po-
tatoes and other vegetables yearly. The
land was never ploughed, but has been tho
roughly hoed over by her. The remaining
portion she devotes to raising hay of a very
superior quality, every crop of which she
has moved and cured with her own hand.
The early part of the day she devotes to
fishing, going through the breakers in a
fragile skitf, rowing singlc-handed where
many strong man would quail and hesi-
tate The results of her days fishing she
exchanges for money and groceries with
dealers who visit the Island from Portland