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Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
Dr.. Charles n. Tozea :;
LSIlN NCE MEn.f.

LTE Anglers NISITlNG SSCRS SNIrNTO will rcp,.r
y hrg that bR. rOZGET lNFIRMAHY Is nn L,h :,
between j and X streets Sacramento.
The great success aud many radical cures n,nd,L,
nr, T"Z'I since his commencement in this civ ~,
which hundreds can testify, induces him 10 infu,n,
those afflicted with any private complaints EE,,Nr
TN rit.'Sr', and wish IT, W. we'll an thoroughly pu,A
II will br tn their interest and Welfare IL call ,,, hin
Who for the last twenty INV Tears las gwen his ,nt
attention To- Private Complaints. and 10 nh CasrS -,
Diseases Uf private raitrc, acute and chronic surh
~ Syphilis, Secondary nId Constitutional ale, Tim,
Gunurrloa and ScmiuHl Weakness, Gir,t and SIR;
lures. and al disease Ht ts :. ncratVr ard urinn,
organs, both In male ard ivmhl, such as rrulaI,s,
funr Allu>, Hy>trria, A.
paicI;f hr s>S..r,d TIA; trlr cnu plants NJ, 4,
not lie tau rtrtd with. hut treated upon >trvtl, >cr.
tiGc prnC' pie. rriId:, Complaints ,rad,ntvd IN :,
irw day; new cases cured in - ShrIt time Wi,Lnnt
mCrcury.
lie can hr c"n,,ltCd 1T Ills Office NJ all times of M
dny. ft"m y in the morning until = IL the evening -
All In aic'.nn can iiud II hhd wlo can see an1
sympathgr with and IL IriCid th,In whtn in truubl
in whose services he Gtn.>t cuuh,l, nee can l
placed Come all Who ,tlr aiict,d Il and IA tr,uLlr
and h' relieved aud cured.
Apartments privately arranged So ~ lo prcrl,,L.
the possibility al exposure.
Letters Cnci"Sirr S!uWlil receive rrenrt Attrnt
with best adVicr and instruction.
{, II. TOXkE, VI. H.,
9th street. bctwVIE atiH
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

State Of California,
COUNTY OF Ell DORADO, Set.
.TMstice's COWIt, GeorOetOtrn Zo,cMship.
The People Of the State OF California, to g. B. FIELD
GREETING:
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before me,
i at my office In Garden Valley, Georgetown
Township OF the County Of FL Dorado, ON the Goth
day OF October, A. d. 1857, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to
answer unto the conn laint Of JAMES COSBY, for the
recovery Of Ninety Dollars, n loan account In two
items, one Of Sixty Dollars, obtained about October
A. D. 1854 the other of Thirty Dollars obtained about
September A. D. 1S55,-when judgment will he taken
against You for the said amount together with costs
and damages, II you fail to appear and answer.
To THE SnERIrr OR ANY CONSTABLE or SAID COUNTY,
Greeting:
Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand thi' 25th day Of July, A. D.
1857. pARMENAS COLLINS, IL. 81
Justice Of the Peace of said Township.
20 :)m%
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
Read and Reflect.
DIR. Charles II. TOEer's Card 10 thA
AFFLlCTEC.

DIR. Charles II. TOEer's Card TO thA
AFFLlCTEc.
Qnick c"rts dmd L"'c Prices at te cd s>h,illis,,d
ofj :, Mh stree; fFf1rttR H. 0,.J A. Atrs,tS
nR. TOIER returns Lis thanks l., his numerous
i patients for their patronage, ahd would CuhrN,e
This opportunity Ia remind tlc that he linn, ~,
consult onil"9e difficult cases of Nh>,htN which
have bai"i the skill "f OF the M, celebrated
physicians "f the age, and upon which hr has h,r,r
ftiied 10 pFi'tprh' a. rddicri cHrr.
DIR. Toztr's reputation nS Physician stands unc.
qlalcd. Ills exclusive attention to di,ruSvS uf ~
rcnitourinary orgns for many years. lvnLCis him
perfectly master rf SyihiliC l,Scasrs
The large number Ut aggravated eases tlct lie In
perfectly cured after G'ry have rhrrnIN,nUrh nary
others is tlc n'. Ir""i that physician rt,,uir, at
his ability. Hr. lo2cr would state that hC can rut.
any and Ill cases varieties nf the di>ras, nn ,,,
ter how long standing, "r what rrorr,>, uc djsr.,,
has nnd". every patient can rely upon Il rurr,
DR. ToZ,r has, IL is wrll known, taltn fr,,,
ttr very verge OF the grave, aad r,>turrd them Iu
perfect health. liz WuH!d further e,aiC TINT he deem.
IT Sniht"nt I" attract the Ntttntiun t., Gose Nau
might heed The s,INlttS 'f pi.Nsi, IAN IN al, CaS,a
hut particularly these enumerated IN tht adNrtti>,
frn' expecting tirV would rest my merits NJ nrAc
titi"ncr. and hc result ui NY pravtic, ha hrc; thus
far satisfactory I" my patients and myself MFR ,lo
deem II t I'LL columns uf the ewArAp4,
WITH f~un'r i'trir amt houtAStic AtverJiS, msDl,
processing NY ah.ity I" heal all diseases Il, Is heir
To, for tn do that must he som, thing more n an Mar
hut to give ihnsc that Ailligt, 4 with ~rVol
thrurrtr7 Tu uEIcTSFaI Il III III :.
experience, am fully competent t"t,,at ia sLS
cessiullN.
My regard for the dignity " the In ii!
To which have the homer To- heloE d,i,I> n,t am
committing any act saNorinG Of rank Quaceerv, d, 1
regard f"r ny own dignity would pr, wat ny plS,i,
n.y>,li Ha par with qua, kS and lU>t.un a li p,
| tit prCSt:t aye.
offer II" iran'inl'r ar gcn1n" c,run ats rr ~,
OF NY Snl" ri"r qualh, ai.oi,> - u piari;uhII lr
er ii" ASSUME - NSrlf MEDICAL ha"t> l." WI l.
am not entitled. hu iuvrrIy .SA NJ - Nln a.r ,,r,,
ed, T. read thV different advertisements r"iauur l.,
the cure II private diseases and jug, kr II, >t,,,
where :" Apply "r relief tNiy roumS ia, red
that can 'c consulted IN privacy ut all h, ur> n
day, fr";n O,"ch IA a., mrrninE until Ia I.c eve.
hing
| ss~P"rS"ns With tlrvuir p'srrhWo, DysCht,ty
Local Weakness, \lrNur> p,lttN LUM Spirits lak,
s'tuic. Weakness "t tie Limbs and Hack lnt>pcs.
ten, Loss al Memory. Ave- to Society. LnNa' ii
Solitude. Tjrlty, : fhl,trGSt hEEaCss, IlcAtlSt he
Pain IN the SID Anc ton "i the fvt>, Nn,pl,S rn u
Facr. S"Nu1l and other lirmti,> IL Man 81 "
hnd in ISrtant t" r"'Snt iV 4 a. ToEtr At h,, ~,
trr, 18th street, h'N,,nJ } aI.l X, Sarrsnru,"
4 n 1N/lH N "
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
Cured sat Home:

DIR. BAKER 10 daily treating fatlenta 81 a
distance. hundreds Of whom he has never seen. and
In all with entire aaeesss, hetteFs describing
age, symptoms, occupation, &C.. promptly attended
TO, and medicine securely sealed ftOm observation,
sent to any part Of the State,
Ratients ct . distance, are treated ON the fol-
lowing terms Eight Dollars for the nrat prescription
and Five Dollars for each subsequent prescription,
tsVS
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
ID. NEWBAUER'S
LIQUOR DEPOT!

ID. KEWBAUER'S
LIQUOR DEPOT!
always keep on hand u general as,
w sOrtmcnt Of the choicest Wines and
Liquors, among which may be found the fol-
lowing:
1000 gallons Domestic Brandy;
1000 gallons C0gniac dc CruiX;
Champagne brandy;
Otard & Dubois; Mainct & Co =, dark and pale;
Pony Brandy; Kimmcl, In boxes;
Cherry Brandy; also, Wolie's ScheidaIn Sctinhpps
wHIsEEv.
Old NIonongahela; Old Bourbon;
Old Scotch and Old Irish Whiskey.
RIM.
Jamaica; New England; and St. CruiX Rum.
GIN.
Pure Holland and Club House Gin.
WINES.
John Durand's Haut Sauterne;
St. Julien AledOc; Old Sherry:
Turner's Ginger Wine and Champagne Cider
SYKCI%.
Raspberry; GOmrnC; Lemon
And Orgeat Syrups.
C0RnIAIS.
Roker's Stomach Hitters; Stoughton's Btters;
IIostetter's Btters; Absynthe;
Essence Peppermint. etc,
Also Brandy Peaches, In glass, gal and hf gallons
For sale by ID. NEWBAUER.
sept6 ~
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

"Sir,r said little clustering man to a
religious opponent, "to what sect do you
suppose l belongs"
"WeN, / don't exactly know" replied
the other, "but to judge from your size
and appearance, should think you De.
long 70 the class generally called In sects." !"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

A Yankee made bot with Dutchman
that he could swallow him. The Dutch
man lay down upon the table, and the
Yankee, taking the big toe in his mouth,
nipped it severely. "Oh, mine GOtt, you
are biting me-" roarcd the Dutchman.-
"Why, you darn'd fool, said the Yankee,
"did you think was going to swallow
YOU whole ?"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
Chewing TObaCCOS.

TINIIE most complete assortment ever offered
i for sale in the mountains, consisting in
part of the following brands
MAY FLOWER; CRYST.AI. PALACE;
FOUR ACE; SUN FACTORY;
BOOTH AND SONS NATURAL LEAF;
CRUMPTON'S TIN FOILiNAPRFOT:
PRIDE OF TIE UNION: BARNEY WILLIAMS;
PEACH LEAF: PERFECT LOVE;
GAME COCK, JEWEL OF OPlllR,
KNOW NOTHING; GOLD DIGGER;
INDIAN QUEEN; THOMAS TWIST, &C. &c.
LUSCIOUS LUXURY;
FiSE CUT.
JOHN ANDERS0N'S SOLACE;
GOODWIN'S YELLOW BANK;
MRS. MILLER'S GRAPE BRAND
GOODWIE'S in pound and half-pOund cans;
MRS. MILLERS do do
For sale by ID N Z EWBAUA:R.
sept6 - 70
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24


Ts acknowledged to be, by all who have tried IT, the
BEST TONIC and ANTI-DISPEPTIC ever pre-
sented to the California public
In New York City and Buffalo. N. " where the
Turner Brothers first introduced 1t TO the world 1t has
secured an unprecedented degree Of popularity, Ow:
ing solely to It's sanitory and extraordinary medci-
nal properties.
Medical Men and Men of Science
All pronounce il to be most healthful and invgora
ting and whether it is used by ADULTS or IN
FASTS its effects alike beneficial
TIs PURELY VEGETABLE being composed Of
The Juice Of berries, herbs, wild plants and roots
The Springs first buds, the mellow Autumn's frnts
The bright wild-fowers, whose fragrance charms the
bee;
The Op'ning leaves, the bark NJ forest tree;
The dubious root on mountain slope that's f"und
The spreading vine, that grows in marshy ground.
Turner's Ginger Wine,
Being so well known to this community, as well as to
all the inhabitants Of the Pacific Coast and Its Islands
II Is only necessary here to state that it is still manu-
factured and sold In all its purity as well rs the
Concentrated Essence of Pure
Jamaica Ginger
And all the syrups, Cordas and Extracts now in use
in this State, by
TURNER BROTHERS,
Market street, Opposite Roman Catholic
[2S 3m] Orphan Asylum, San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
JUST RECEIVED,

~ - - &&0N>6a4 " s1A>S
DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE, Clippers, Morn.
i ing Light Flying Fish and Flying Mist,
4 LARGE SUPPLY OF
Pure Cream Tartar; Lard Gill; Etract Liquorlce;
Bluc Vitrol; German and English Camomile;
SaItpc;rc Corn Starch; Shakers Sarsaparilla;
Sarsaparilla Root; Gum Arabic; Citrc Acid;
Extracts of Lemon, Rose and Vanilla; Potash;
Vanilla Beans; Boie'l Linsecd OIL
Castor oil, in barrels; Kidder's, Powers and
Wcightmans Tartaric Acid;
Pure Yellow and White Wax;
hay Rum, IN cases and barrels;
Fresh Hops, In n packages; Sage; Yankee Soap
Indclibc Ink; IIostetter's Bitters; Cod Liver OIL
Roses Blacking Brushes; MasonIA Backing;
Spanish and American Saffron: Eubin's Extracts
Genuine Wrght's, BraDdreth's Mofatt's, and
other pills.
Chamois Skins; Lycopodium Essential Oila;
Congress Water. Ia pints and quarts; Borax;
Sal Soda; Pearl Barley;
Aud many other staple articles, which, together
with our former large stock Of Drugs, make our
sortment varied and large ~ any Drug House in
the City to which invite the attention Of the trade
and others buying in this market.
ALBAN,. THOMAS g. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
[8u1 1C1 J St., corner of 9th, Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24


as good turn-outs as can be had In the mountains.
Elegant Top and open BuggicS
or every style and build, kept constantly on hand
nd can be had at moments warning.
SADDLE HORSES!
For Ladies and Gentlemen, kept in the very best
condition, and to be had at any moment day or
night, AT GREATLY REDUCED prices.
1would respectfully inform the public, that, In or
der to facilitate travel and accommodate Travellers
have made the following connections:
With Merrill Co., C0lOma; Stable on Main street.
With Merrill Co., Placervie; Stable on Main st.,
opposite the Orleans Hotel Also, with Stable at
Todd's Valley.
Horses kept by the day or week,-well fed and
carefully gTsOmed. liberal share Of patronage So
llcted.
The connection formed by me with other Stables,
affords great facilities to travellers who wish 70 60
from one town TO another and not return. My hor.
ses may be hired at one a. BILE and left at another
Georgetown, September 12th, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
Female Phvsician
NOTICE

To Liquor Dealers and Merchants.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE OILS ne.
"A cessary for Making and FiavOring every varie-
ty Of Liquor, and package Of the articles used for
giving ARTIFICIAL STRENGTH TO Liquors, (cOn-
Verting 20 galleRs Of Rhlskey TO 100 gallonsO and
STORE, viii be furnished for $50. Also, all the In
formation necessary to conduct such an establish
ment thus enabling the new beginner to successfully
compete with the Oldest liquor dealers.
p. LACOUR,
New Orleans
Lacour's G CONCENTRATED ACID for making
VINEGAR, is put up in gallon packages at 96 per
package-in good shipping order. 70 IS 1y1
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
DIR. M. BAKER

Office on NdiR st,, fee Doora GA"-a Ntlls, FIrG~
@ Co.'S EGpress tapsce,
PLAC WILL
WILL GUARANTEES A PEREECT AND PERMA.
w nent cure in the following cases; STrHiIls,
GONARRMGA, SrRIcrCRE, Affection Of the ProstrAto
Gland, Weakness In SAe Genital Organs, Seminal
Weakness, Pain In the L0ns, Affections of the Md
neys and all Of those peculiar affections arising from
secret habit, which, 10 net cured, produce coHesitN
tiOnal debility, and hRAlfy destroy both mind and
body, and which are annually sweeping thousands tO
untimely graves.
DIR. BAKER has. for nNMkeT sf years, de.
voted his study principally to the treatment of secret
diseases, and therefore possesses Thorough expert
ence In this particular branch, and % better Qpallcd
to treat and has cared more eases Of private dleeAsC
than any other Physician In the Mountains
All persons suaerng under lRoeracted cases, as.
gravated or unsuccessOlly treated ~ inexperienced
or pretending practitioners, those hH0rng under tha
destructive effects Of mercury Quack nosFuMO,aNd
all who suspect that disease 10 Mrking 10 their system,
may consult d. BAkIR with confidence, and the AS
surance Of aSpeedy and permanent cure.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
RAILRAD House,
JAMES THOMPSON. :. PROPRIETOR,
formerly Of Haley & ThOmpson.l
EmtrOnee-4s Commercial and 50 Clay
Sts., Between Front and Battery.
SAN FRANCISCO. =

KESTAUKANT. T.....................F FIRST FLOOK.
LADIES' ORDINARY .... ........ SECOND FLOOR.
FTNHIS HOUSE has undergone n thorough renOva-
l. ting and cleansing, with NEWs FURNITURE,
BEDS and BEDDING. 1t Is intended by the propri-
etor to have this House second to in this CITY,
Great care has been taken to select the best of
wants, and no expense will be spared to make the
weary traveller comfortable at the Railroad House
The House will be opened Saturday, August 1st,
1857.
There have also been fitted up magnificent Bath
Rooms, and Hair Dressing Room attached to the
Hotel which for cleanliness, ETC., will not be
and Pool Table.
The Bar will be stocked with the finest choice OF
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
ine Lunch will be served every day at II o'clock.
[augl Sml JAMES THOMPSON, Proprietor.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT ON COLOMA street,
n well arranged, with q good well and out
houses There is good assortment Of Fruit
Trees, Grape Vines, Currant Bushes, ETC., on
the premises, making II one Of the most desira'
GEO. F. JONES.
At"No. g."
Flacerville, October 10, 1855. s---.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

TwVhere IL no mse Ia trying to cnumerate,
as the great variety now have in store
would leave no space for others in our city
papers. OEO' f. JUNEo'
o, If
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
Oils, Dye Stuffh.

Chemicals, CRMPheNe, Garden Seeds,
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC,
Being the Fullest and Most Complete Assert
mcnf in FL Dorado county.
~ All articles warranted Fresh and Pure.
FL Dorado, Sept. 1st, 1857. d" IF
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
nj. ID. H1nnaan.
PhYsioian and Surgeon

DESPECTFULT.Y tenders his Professional
Ii Services!to the citizens of Ell DORADO
and vicinity. Grateful for past confidence re-
posed in his skill. he hopes by constant delvo-
continuance Of like patronage. He feels con-
vinced that his long experience in the diseases
of this climate-having practiced medicine for
the last seven years ut FL DoradO--warrants
him in the hope of success.
DIR. HINMAN would call attention to his SUI
pcrior facilities for the treatment OF private dis.
eases, having room for hospital purposes.
two doors East of the Brick Store of j. NJ. b.
Wetherwax l. Co.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

DRESS SILKS PLAIN, Striped aud Plaid-
- ed Dress Silks, just received At
BLOCH L BACHMAN'S.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

Groceries g. Provisions,
Wholesale ANDRETAIL,
NO. 9.
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Very cheap,
Camphene and Oil Lamps,
At NO. Ss
E. TIN WARE.
AGOOD ASSORTMENT,
NO HUN B U Gil
YOU CAN BUY HARDWARE AT PROM 25
To so per cent. LESS than the old prices,
BY calling at MO- S'
CrOckeTy!
THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
Stock ever offered in this city,
AT SACRAMENTO PRICES!
Al No. o.
BAY State Flour,
THE BEST BRAND IN THE STATE,
At Seven Dollars per Hundred,
NAILS OF ALL KINDS.
Much cheaper than Won have been buying Of
others,
A. No. o.
TWNhere IN no nse la trying to cnumernte,
as the great variety / now have in store
would leave no space for others IN our city
papers. GEO. F. JONES!
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
DIR. HIN M A n

DIR. HIN M AN
Having recently united to his own stock the
large assortment of DIR U G of DIR. Ii. NJ
Fiske, and made Extensive Additions thereto
respectfully calls the attention of his former
patrons and the public, to his heavy and COM
nlete assortment of
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

Camphene and Oil Lamps,
At No. ..
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

TXTRA FINE BLACK AND GREEN TEAS
u For sale by,
[41tf CHAS. w. BARNES.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18
ChrIstiamfty i'm New England.

The New York Herald the leading
supporter of Fremont and Dayton, du-
the last campaign, gives US the following
picture of "Christianity in New Eng
land" the same country that went al
most unanimous for the Black Republi-
cans last fall. This state of morals
there, is only the natural result of
Black Republicanism. If a genuine
christian desires to keep his reIigioI
"pure and undefled," the sooner he
leaves the black republicans, the better
it will be for his religion and him
too rF=Ehne
CHRISTIANITY IN New ENGLAND.-
We perceive that the religious presses
in New England and elsewhere are be-
wailing the increase of infidelity in the
land of Puritans. The number. of back
sliders from the faith of the fathers Is
very great, and the majority belong to
the educated and moral classes of the
C Immunity. Indeed, it appears that
the ancient faith is monopolized by the
Reverend Nh. Kalloeh and men of his
stamp. Doubtless this food of inf lei
ity has been caused by the teachings of
the n ti-slavery lecturers who have been
at work in New England for the past
twenty-five years. During the period
they have preached opposition to the
Bible-opposition to the Church-op-
position to Christianity, because all these
things seem to counte slavery in
some shape or other. The religious
anniversaries are now being held at
Boston, but they seem to attract but lit
tie public attention. Now if they could
have a representation of a French wom-
an Of the town, or a trial of a clergyman
for breaking the laws of God and man,
we should see all New England in a ter
rible state O excitemcnt; but the rcli-
gious anniversaries are very dull moral
affairs, and, therefore, not worth notice,
We really don't know what will become
of New England, unless the modern
spiritualists can invoke the spirits of
Cotton Mather and his associates to
illuminate the good old C~alvanistic dog
mas from the pulpit of the Old South
Church. Yet even then, the sons of
the Puritans are in a bad way, and the
soone the really Christian people leave
New England for the West the better it
will be for all hands.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18

nss A Mr.. Ferris, who has published
a work on the Mormons, and who once
resided in Utah in an official capacity,
writes to the n. Y. Times that the pop
ulation of Utah has been greatly overra-
ted. lie says that, sin the carly part
of 1853, it was roundly estimated at
from 10000 to $4,000; but at the fall
conference of that year, as appears from
regulars census taken by themselves, it
did not quite come up to 10000. My
facts, 1 think, are entirely reliable, the
most important being obtained from the
Mormon agency at St. Louis. From
this and other sources, it appeared
that the emigration of 1854 was only
about $500; that $500 was the sum to-
tai reported as shipped from Liverpool
for 1855; and that 5000 only were the
numbers intended to be sent over the
plains the same year. With these dates,
and making a fair allowance for loss and
gain, by dcscrtion and natural increase,
I computed the population of 1855 at
2 ,5O0."
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18
Election.

Avery warmly contested election for
. Justice of the Peace came off in Twin
d Township on Saturday last. The a n
didates were PETER HoLTRY, on the
Democratic ticket, and MAHLoN karin,
on that of the Know Nothing and Black
Republican, but in spite of the combi-
nation Mr.. Holtry beat his opponent by
13 Of a majority, for which result the
democrats are somewhat indebted to the
old line Wings of that township, who
generally supported Mr.. Holtry. The
Democracy of cold Twin" are the true
grt, and when they undertake a thing
always go through with it. They
promised to lay Mdhlon on the shelf for
HE attempts, ever since the advent of
Know Nothingism, to divide the party
in that Township, that he might better
succeed in his thirst after the flesh pots,
aud they have done so, and probably so
high and dry, that he will never again
be taken down.
P<S.: Since the above was in type We
understand that it is the intention of
the defeated opponent, to have the cleo
ton contested, upon the illegality of
closing the polls. That won't change
the result. .,,g IN
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18

MURRAY & LASMAN's FLORIDA Wa
TER.-Littlc think those ladies who
avail themselves of the empirical ''bcau-
filters" of the day that they arc perman-
emily destroying the health of the skin.
From the time of the Borgias to the
present day it has been well understood
by the initiated, that the pure essence of
fresh and fragrant flowers is promotive
of beauty. In the preparation of this
Toilet Water none but aromatic bios
SONS and leaves of a sentative nature, are
employed. In addition, therefore, to its
excellence as a perfume, it has the prop
erty of clearing the complexion, and
relieving the cuticle of all the eruptions,
&c., calculated to impair its smoothness,
wilderness and transparency.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18
nea- Village pedagogues are generally

nAA Village pedagogues are generally
very conceity-they imagine every body
but themselves arc cropping in eternal
darkness and Ignorance, and whenever
they think they have an opportunity of
showing to the public the depth of their
I%arnin', they do it, no difference how
much more prominent it makes the ears
and head of the ass. We think some
friend of the s~uperanuated one that
scribbles for the Register, should wills
per in his ear that, probably his produc-
tons are dramatically correct, but the
think the majority of them are
COMPOUNDED fiat, and instead OF parad-
ing them in the columns of a partizan
he should have them used for
school-house compositions.