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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13
CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF The MOSES TAYLOR.
A1,63I,Jll in Gold.

TIE Ur.rd States Mail steamer Moses Taylor, a G.
Grey, commanding, arrived yesterday from AspiaEsl,
Dec. 4, with passenger, mails aud treasure 10 VI -.
Roberts from Br tish Steamship Company steamer
Golden Age, which lef; San Francisco N"y. 20.
The Moses sy.or ien in port Of AspinwsN United
siaies steam lrgalc Roanoke; crew al wei. Leul.
!. NJ. Gnl.-- United states Nay returns in this
steamer from al astronomical expedition to South
Ame,ics esnt ont by the Snitbscalanieu Insttation.
Tho lnnYrc Is tbe Snec.a LIT q The Mcscs Taylor
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13
TIE VERY LATEST.

IvFHPcCi, Ss'CTdsy. BOY. E--rcou.
TIE Co1ro~ nss7f IT, Business of to-dry vii prob
Thsre ro.as ues % repoI. Il ne BEsApsrrsss Pso
LOSDos. Saturday, Nov. T-ts an
Csfois opopee to-day gIor boh norey sud aceouE..
To- THstE Pa CENTS sfe quoted e64.
There II 10 Dews 1T tbe s'eamehip Fulton, now
fortnight ont from Nes.1ork for southampton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13

purser Of the Moses Taslor, aud 70 Wells, Fargo :"
Co. ioI the prompt delivery Of raper ani rNneranla
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-08
DEMOCRATIC TINES

Nothing Is too tasz for the A5oationis's to
lav halI uT1a IN order to sustain their rotten
cause. WITH the most ua5iCzhioz d'sresFeot
.2r She Intelligence Of The people, taey aow
a'2rs lie ''aart times" upon The Dsrsec.a,ic
s-eas aud The @-rryil ard Fast 70 c9as1ine the
grain Just Is though the Democratic marty
could keep Of t5e fros. aai temper thz sun ana
bring down rain fr9m beaeea. # IfPgIficaI par
'i-s, or heads II governments, are 70 be blamed
".'ih the present '-aard iimes," We nigh, ash
The question shy q .yas .as. tie As5f5,.7- Gov
sFaoT, POLLOCK, and hls ABOLITION CAR
NET. 1it Eot, las: FaH, whrn .aas- -Fa-t
'i"es' oommsace5, successfully resist their -o--
"a-a progress J The Atoii.ouizfz rad the
Governor and State Cabinet t7r THREE CON
SECCTIYE FEARS.an5 At ihz adof that iir,s,
The people Of Pra7sy iraaia were nearer star
wing than they had been f5T twenty years.
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rFa. ne Beatora Gazetle.l

have noticed that the
pager IN th.s place has for zasrs
weeks pas, BEEN cnayavoriag 70 hamb3ozle The
people concerning The indebtedness AMI expen-
di,ures 9f The County. As ] happen 10 knaw
s1m~thing OF the sincerity oi the liule nincom-
poop that edits that paper, b~g leave 70 relate
an incident ia I.ls i,storY a. Treasurer 81 Bed
ford coUa.y. thas sill gave Y5u and the public
s3a., i1,a Of his honesty.
- ,hC END Of iis term "a Treasurer, ~ you
have truly Fga.s.l-d II yaar 1sP-r, .ffFcyf7-
poop IN 10 d-5i % the safe SOM $500, aat
in ogt.-r 90 nr..erag bis t-ja- SUE. y lt- Com
nlonaeal.h, tar Coa,aissi ensf2 we're ca~1+ isr-
10 borrow q la--~ sun. 81 money. sue S-3eJ
of this borrowed money, B. ias 80 SILVER h '1as
10 az Eastern CITY and ereae aaoa q "a r-rY aiCz
gr5sfaa pfjet II fiis fsy rlpssas in has 5sza
re-5f N9W, II d. IS sjac-rr m HIz -a.-crY
2:,gut .be eoau3y DEBT, l-' aisa r->,o-- 10 tae
Cour4s th- a.saty a- u.1I II SIS csFHs
Rraf9-t. Fl.. Yours.
OF. - !s5S. HZEE-zrz.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-08
MEETING OF BUCHANAN CLER. ]"

The meeting Of the Buchanan Clnb on Satur-
day evening last, was very large and full of
the right spirit. CES. BownAS having been
invited TO address the Cla5, made his appear
ance amid loud and continued cheering and
proceeded 70 deliver speech Of great eioquence
and power. The GLIB was also addressed bv
Messrs. Cessna, Reimand and Agnew. Quite
a number Of new members signed the Cons;itu-
ton, among whom was our friend NiIcuAFL.
NAUGLE of Bedford township,who has heretofore
acted with the Opposition.
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READ! REID! READ!
= Ihs ro7's gf The grea! f,un4er If tie HHI
pGTfy, against thsd d'5a far.f theory ofMe Pra
'sctionists

Ire ro''s Of The great f,un4er If The Whiy
/ PGT'y, against tbsh'5t farlf theory 9ffle Pro,
+ tsctionists
'SAEkf OUT TIE sPIa'T or THE Co4rEouisE
. AcT. Look TO REVENUE ALONE ggr ~nr
StPr2ET O. TIE GOVERNMENT. DO NOT
RAISE THE QUESTION OF PROTFr-
ION. WHICH HAD HOPED HAD
BEEN PUT At REST. THERE Is M
NECESSITY or PROTECTION FOR PRO
iECIION."-SPesc4 Of HENRY CL.7Y in
ne Ss'afe' J9"aary =, 1912, in reply 10 .Hr.
Uooa5erry.
81 NEVER vas "a favor Of whai /, REGARDED
a HIGH TARIFF. .h0 mare REVENf-F
SHOULD BIZ LEVIED THAN IS NECESSA-
RY TO An ECONOMICAL ADMINS
TkATION or THE GOVERNAIETT..-
HENRY CL.7F 10 .Hr .Hsrriws4gter. = f
Georgia, Cctober %, 1913.
What man that now advocates kigb tz,j,J
will dare cali himself follower of Henry ClsT !
What Proieotionist i'll dare to say that he j.
not warring upon the principles Of that lan4n- /
lad Statesman What friend Of EDWARD /
viii dare maintain tbs, that
gentleman is not trampIing in lie dust the doc-
rInes Oft the great founder of the Whir party /
and despIslng his solemn warning NOT TO T
'RAISE THE QUESTION OF PROTEC- /
llON WHICH HE HAD HOPED HAD
BEEN PUT TO REST?" Let The dernagogues
Vho are trying TO make capital by protesting 10
e IN favor Of high tariff, remember the Ian
na5e OF Clay, when they are endeavoring to
umong voiers-the language Of that same Clay
'ho'n they once pretended TO idoIize-and.
nen, let them do their drsgraceiu work ifthey ;
are The shadow of the Sage of Ashland
ands between them and all who once were
Wigs
20 corda Of good wood wanted immediately J
THIS Office on subserption. n
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D1-lo. ~ - -. ~ ------- --------
oai lhe uuaiv. have held o.,.. - -.
meeting, al Of which xsy+ w-,I .,,.,t.s.
Waat oisnsce p--c,g--s mr. ....... r.r---
Of these meetings. a x- sso.,.4 ,,E-r... -
done. Suffice Il to say. ,b., >, p.I, -
THURSDAY, =, y. B. E-r.z,.io H,-...., -.
day, as4 at Sc6-i.s5grr ), 1..~-s,, - .'.
good attendance sad uaeb en.ar.i.<n "a.
such n,n Is D. r. 7e----u.. p -
z-Y, J.grs B~exS. and e n~,---
47nd-lry. Go. EL1se. Go. n p.. =
IS. H1ss il Hsrr.s.- .-f ,,.t-s..5,-,
tive msa in Napier, W. eaaIJ no, f.a t,,..-
good nee,ings and csn7a, I'll ~ .,-...-u LII,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-08
NR. READS DiLLiS LETTER.!
THE DODGE OF HIS FRIENDS IN At
TEMPTING TO DENY HIN SlGhATI RE
FULLY EXPOSED :,
hR. READS VOTE AGiISsT 4 PRGTEC-
TIVE TARIFF WHEN 4 MEMBER 0E THE
LEGISLATURE -!

The Abolition newspapers have undertaken
70 deny that JOHN VI. READ, their Free
Trade candidate tor Supreme J95g@, signr5 the
letter to Geo, NJ Dallas corcrasBiziiry lin
on his casting vote against ne Tarif Of 1892
which we published in the Gqzefte Of two
weeks ago. Now IL ME. REAU did not giya
tlla, letter. II would be very easy for him to
say 80. But He DID SIGN 1T AND
DARES NOT DENY IT. Even his cat's-paw.
HENEY {. Carey, who ig produced 5y th= At
oihlonists as witness TO prove negqfiUe. does
not deny tha: he signed ii. M-. Carey says he
finds the name Of Join r. Raj to th- Litter
as published 10 the Pennsy,o9ataa and this is
all be does say. He dares not say that Jain
n Read did not append his nam. 10 the letter.
for he knows that he dId Moreover, as Mr.. .
Carey is one Of The leading Prolecti3nists in
Philadelphia, one would be led 10 suppose that I
he, Of all others, would know the sentiments Of
Mr.. JOHN NJ. READ concerning the Tariff
But not word does lie publish 10 show that he
believes Mr.. READ 10 be other than the UI-
IRA FREE TRADE Man which the Demo
crats DECLARED him 10 be. Not line DOES be
write yindieatlng Mr.. REA D from lie ctsrge
Of being in favor Of FREE TRADE, or sh2a,-
ing that he knows him 10 be tavoraoI- to a pro-
tective Tariff. Further, Mr.. Carey does not
assert that JOHN F. READ signed the Dallas
letter. He merely says thai he found thu name {
Of JOHN F. READ appended to il in the
Pennsylranian. He might as iru.hiully have r
said that The name Of JOHN ~ READ was 1
given in other journals that published the Dallas :
letter in 1916. Bat this, Of course, he dared 2
not do, as it would have annihialed bis teslino- Il
ny al once. He might also have obtained a
card from Mr.. JOHN F. READ, "who re- q
sldes at No. 240 Madison Street." 10 show that ]
hr. John NJ, Read did not sign the letter, If B
the aforesaid John +. Read was really the "
signer. This he did not do. Hence his testi- b,
mony is worth nothing, and as he is the only 9.
witness OF the Aboliionsts their case falls 10 hr
he ground. W
But to prove conclusivev that JOHN NJ. In
READ did not only sign the Dallas Letter, but da
bat he is the enemy ofa Protective Tariff, we sti
nbjoin the following letter from Philadelphia W
who belongs to the Opposition,
ut opposes REA D on account Of his Free Trade at
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-08
IlTfI-i y IUt ri Sa.L OF
Valuable E=cas Estate for Sale.

~ guta- II an order oi lh- Orphans Cogr, q
Bedford caaHtg, the 81 I5cri1rr III sell at ra5-
lic sasr si@fhr hoes- nf P,trr hn,ck, il s.,
C.alrsNli.r, IN FRIDAY, Tie 29ih, Gay ofOC~
TCBFR. iasf. the ta.iaai1g reaI rs,a'- u wi,.
on TRACT or LAED. ls'e t4e property c. rs..--
p Cr5-s-raa, deed, Containing z#9 ACRES aaa 80
PEkCHES Fanrn a. ias ..KtAe' or r-.Noek'' -.a,,
ss-gzs. IS 5a 7a .r, an4 adjoining ladts Of
gu.;. Az. f,eot. G-f-r. Peter Su5fa zai others.
sS9-GS taeCT OF LAND -ssniag 42l
4CGJ> an5 III 4E>. 5r sz.a t5xrst. p. zejor-
~ .asa, .. aso-- l--=.- I'-n -, Daniel W-u,z
aa1 o.a-rs.
-la@ as; ts-ct aaalsd aas been divided .a'o II
pas,s aez 5-rrs thereof -o-'slHiE sJo-; :rH sc-e,
earn, ard -a= z5s-H saa.t - 4rr~s-
Ih~ szcaa! lgast Ess 5~-a divided la.3 s-y-
~ parts ara lata fsaets nia b s1& n sgca ssp4r-
s-= -.stt-. ar 81. -oz-'s.-r 10 su-t T4sra->-rs.
TERMS .yn mains ct f-s r-rsi-asa noa@r, a.
:=r payiaz expenses 70 r-Gz. w .- 1s91s %. ~ par
-rss-r 5as.a. -a- .rtle g5 Jseaa 0=,zr, as rzysas
ca= interest Fa-lsoi zaa-a.E 10 he Sal D-ief.--
3us aa'f o. te= t4i4a-e sa HAAS a. con aTn.s3aa ot
- - ana sac res sue la tayy egsa. zs.asss 71g-s,s
d, -aaat jHteresl 70 bs srssrya b. 1zmrE' 5gnla.
>a3- 60 SoHa-acs ri - o'c.5es. A. ~
jobs CESSNA,
Trustee .gs sale olta. zeal estate Faa7 CElsla-.
EE----.
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.,--..- ~ ~. g. il a.. attentive perusal
r.--l..-- -, -
- ,-I--s..-4 ,l,, z,-,a IF Agr. Reai's new
msss triso.s .av .at hs did 10; sisn this letter,
5os shat II was son'e ether Rad | know nc
'H.aE as5a: ne ir.+f eNs5Pt - @i,.. ,ssrs ~
,. ...,,. r.g-rsiIr have claimed great credit for
han On 5e-oaas ii tazs aes All have thus MAD.
capital for ban ia several local elections IN
Philadelphia. Tor The 1ssi SIX lno7'"S zoe i4ei
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New G5sss7 Goods.
.SiR,S. :. l.. PUTS

tA> l.'si reiarn-! fra-U'.= c.,;-s VITA large
.HEF't c! it5c5 ass ti4a some Goods, rich six,
l'''rs o. al r'a5s, DaaAaE R4az~. Laws Rgrs,
i-.*EN ho.1S, faAsEL-lyc H3a><. uTh si-s
Trimmings, k.eH LscE Na.TLr~, Sflg NlAx~ars,
eESSH Aoszro C7LLaES, UNBEs<L=ev-S. a
sSizr f'a"'iiy Of FEENcU wosEru Srasrs,
very !a'T, -sca variety of 8oS,e-s, trimmed
and uatlimm4i, as isH as - c.s. R,Hn7ys,
hi>Eies, and faeNcE: FLowcas.. - al prices
SHOES and GssIEEs, a handsome .-i Of winter
SaswLs, Lafv's and CALlcoEs. ana an 4ns.lrss
variety Of fancy Goods. EOci. S.,5s1
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-08
IOTEF0R

DAVID Hay, Jecause he has shown himself true
TO the interests Of the peoP ?, because be voted
in The last Legislature against every thing in
The shape OF unnecessary expenditures, against
the purchase Of the Governors mansion, against
the Extra Pay, vote for him because OF his
unimPrachable moral character and his incor-
ruPtibiiiy as Legislator.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-08
GEN. BON NAN.

The former distinguished EDITOR Of the ,:Bei-
ford Gazette" and at present able Superiatsr-
dent Of Public Printing, arrived here on Sator-
day last. The numerous friends Of General
Bowman, will be glad to learn that he Is in fine
health and spirits
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-08
VOTE FOR

0ES' Jas BCaNs, Ja., b~cause he is a man Of
onb'enished character, a man well acquainted
Trh the Interests and waafs of Bedford county.
man who woaId represent you with honor in
ihe State Legislature. Vote for him because
Of ms integrity as man, bis public sPiri; as
citizen, and his QBwavo7ing Grmness as a Demo
cTat.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-08

I-1sst. uh-n HENRY CLAY was the
yFh3- nominee ts- President, he delivered
speech before meeting ofais political i1'ends
70 Ra..zh. North Car1iiaa. Which speech Ne
aaa in t,.- Clay Baz,e" of jay 25.a, 1871,
Wbrg cauTa.sa PAPER Taaiisara Al Harrisburg,
5vJ. ksaEB. Esq. IN ibis sFeeea MR. CLAY
makes use stsae l,liowi0E esrPaa'5c la0SUe=e :.
..I.et .5.- a.r5a-; vtscl IS requisite i5T a7
economical administration ct fire government
vhen W. ar4 20, engaged n war, BE- raised ~
c.osivelv on :3-e5Ea 5Hro5:s, aa5 IA adjusting
.z-sE .ar thai purpose, irt su>A GsscT.Usaa1.77s
.s made as Viii foster and encourage cnv own
..5sr-ss5z INDUSTRY all PARTIES OUGHT
To BE SATISFIED WITH 4 TARIFF FOR
REVENUE AND DETERMINATIONS FOR
PROJECTION"
3 SAID HENRY CLAY in 1874; - said the
Democracy from the tarIirst stages CT the Tariff
issue, and 50 say they. now, in every po5lic
meeting that passes resolutions concerning th-
Tariff. What citizen who has ever been a
Ehiz. can. now. deny the toclriae cf HENRY
CLAY. whlch 5 a'z9 the 5sc,raz of.ae Demo
cratic party, that ''3 parties 9ag5i 70 b sstjs-
fsl gHt 4 tariff fer re-seas, and asse-i='aa-
.i2rg -o- p-5ter35e17"
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i m lnCfr!t tlt.

10 ~ iaisDsa9sat I,ofsrs Of BsIfor3 and
Soa-rs=i Co1-fi.s-
IlaDali ior the former pa5,a'I,y % ruy fellow CT
d.iate .or assembly ard sszI re7-sIa - ,.t5i -
clos'az o. 'a~ Polls next election gay. SaoaiJ
be 50 fortunate 70 b. reelected, pledge rrsalf
10 aih iise 5Iu-; IrP0Sed in ne honestly and =, --
bssf O. ny ability. SANUELJ t,sSI,TER
"ooau=Iry sept. /. is5s.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-08
nrN6CRATiC MEETINGS.

The Democracy et Beoiart County, w..l ao.1
meetings fsr the purpose 1t discussing ihe issues
and pFrsea.InE n lHyir true .sEa', .a@ Po.s1l>z5
questions, a: present sgi'a;ans Ire p1.-.sc 7-i2a'
-, the f9llowiay places aa1 tlsaeS
s. pLFASANTVILLE. "a :. C.a.- sr-- Sa.-
urtav evening. Ccts5eT 9sE, q: early oaas.-s-
=. HARTLEY's SCHOOL HOUSE IN
Snake S?riug r, Cd Friday evening, oc.59eF
Sta. a early CsadlrilEal.
At CHENEYSVILLE, IL Southampton p,
Fridav. Sin Of Ooio5eT.
Saturday gin Of 0e;o5rr-
All the above named meetings MIL commence
3. o'oiock. P. M. 0,aeg meetings w.il <
hel1. Il Desired Able speakers viii oe PrF<en;
10 address iaz p+oFle At ailshe above Tzn-a7n71
places. Rally, Democrats Rally
Bv o.ts. Of t1s D=r2sratsc Co Com.
JACOB REED, Chairman.
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VOTE FUR

"iLL'A2 4 Poa-sR, for SaPzems Ju5z-, be-
cause he IS go9d layer, good cif5z-1 and
ine pFFse": s,aodaF5-5~a'rf of the PENNSYLVANIA
Democracy.
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VOTE F0R

- EsLEY rRosr, i2r Canal mfaisslo1er. L.
cause be tsaH honest mao, because he is cses5Ia
1@c4uze ~ 's an answering Democrat
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0y7Dr. HaFdman viii Be in Bedford On next
"Wednesday, the 18th inst. Any afflicted
persoaN who desire 10 consult with him relative
to their dis>ase VIII 6nd him at his rooms, at
the "Wsshineton House."
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WIFE Tie

aaol= D-mogFa,ic Couary Ticket, t~cans4 It
IS composed Of hone>t aad capable saen ana sue
za5 triei Democrats.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing under the
name and firm Of Colsin * Robson. in the
mercantile business has been this DAY dissolved
by mutual consent
ii persons indebted 10 the late firm are re-
quest"d to call and settle their . ccounls.
]. Z. GOWN.
J. NJ. Robson.
ScheiIsburg. Oct 8, 1888.
The subscriber, viii Continue the business
al The old stand, where he has received new
supply Of Fell ami Winter goods. which h.,
viii srIl very low ior cash or proaucp.
j. E. COLETN
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EVERY MAN TO HIS OWE POST i,

Go to the polls early Vote As son =. va,
get there and then see tia. every Democrat has
his rights.
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sle BaltImore slreel, BaIlInerc.

COLLECT CGNsIGENENTs OF BITTER.
.OIasi FIosr B.co-. Lest,ec. Heo', Giz-
sea.. Stake Ra0- Es.swar. Feathers, za3
ererr 5cse-ip,.ga of ccuat-y PrndHre
A long lusiaess experience ezaB'ss Us 10
sssa-e car friends ttat ;ha-if=t pos lie disro-
sii68 y il' rsa3e o. z-vthi=g en:.-s.ed 70
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
cal Estate.

81 E.st-- - ga -s.-E u Tie Orphans L5gTi VI
b-lt-r5 county, :le subscriber sei.l 81! a p35-
..e s..-5a .a- fr-,ais-=, Oh THURSDAY, lie
-> aar ot OCTOBER, iaz.-, tie uadivijyd
slif a.; q. 81. ,.7. LoE Of GROUND, in Tie
D.r-ssa ai 3-.s :, ia9a,lsE - t--t on Pit
,lla-: sat +xt-usiag sack 30 f-rt TO al alley,
2aa G story aa4 Eaf BRICK HOUSE, \
TaD STORY LEG HOUSE, and I-0g Stable
ia.r-9a e1-o.-a. a.5a:olns III Of Mrs. E-,z4oeln
B.yl3r. % iH- rast anu BrtforI street On ia-
a-s, EIERAio o-Cae TIN ai ihr purchase
money 10 f-uzIa IN rae PscFrry during '5=
lifetime u M->. Sophia d. Ga.son, Rilow Of
J4.res n Ls.ls5a. deed. ,he purchaser Tsying
her ga. sat-7-sl sauala.ly laeE-oi-0He lh.rG in
hand al sa, cuafsf1asl2u ot sz.~, and oae .hir-
.a aa- = 49, GREATER without iaifiezl.
S1lz 10 c3uu.rHce :. ! a'c.acs, p, II.
JOHN CESSNA,
Gaz-1iza Il jas. ~ Gi-syn's n,uois.
n. .5~
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20 cords OF good wood wanted immediately
It this Office on subscription.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TIJhEl.
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~ Ta4fe a-Ill 5s : Democrats Meeting a
.-EE VII g ~ r-r. Mr. -E-n.r-. lie
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R.F. Meyers & c, ". peaiord, T5i.orS
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SHRIVER BROTHERS.

-1
2aEa AI24S,
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-25
SYPHILIS AND GoNoRRHGA.

nR. L. j. CPKAY would ask especial attention to Syphil
Little and Gonorrh0al Diseases. ln the first stages of
either of these complaints, he guarantees perfect and
eecual cure in few days without hindrance to business
the slightest inconvenience. The Doctors method Of
treating he combines all the latest improvements by the
Medical Faculty, with discoveries made by himself more
effective than anything yet known which the pa
ent from the possibility Of secondary symptoms and re
moves the disease in the shortest possible time
Secondary syphilis which appears in consequence of the
absorption of the poison into the system and produces
Buboes Uceatons in the throat and nose which destroy
the soft parts and the bones to mory separate
come away, ds6guring the patient horribly Nodes or
painful swengs in the bones Blotches upon the skin
cases of which the Doctor daily in his Office and which
the result OF improper treatment Also Ulcers Sores
and Pmpes and injuries to the constitution which, after
long period of suffering, destroy life 1t will also be
membered that these disorders hereditary passing
parent to child and entaing upon the offspring ruined
constitution For OF all these forms of disease the
Doctor guarantees or asks compensation. The
Doctor be consulted by letter otherwise free charge
and invites all those who afflicted to call upon him
where he will give them such satisfaction they can obtain
no whore else His Office is Sacramento street, below
Montgomery, nearly opposite Pacific Mail steamship Com
paDy's Office, San Francisco. jan1q
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-25

W"I shall not appoint day of Thanks
giving" said the Governor of a certain State,
to a committee that waited on him upon the
subject swell, then," replied member of
the committee, +" the people will, by common
consent, take for that purpose the day of your
retirement from Office"
rW- The King of Bavaria has obtained
judgment of $50, 900 in the Supreme Court of
New York, against one of his subjects who
borrowed his Majesty's money and went off
forgetting to pay it.
eB@ Some genius has conceived the brilliant
idea to press all the lawyers into military SER
vice, in case of war with the Mormons-be-
cause their charges are so great that no one
could stand them.
eB- A Toledo man was elected captain of a
militia company; this was his speech any
brave men, them who voted for me respect
them who didn't, disgust"
W-"Did you attend church yesterday ~
asked friend of another. "No, | was con-
fined to my room," was the reply "Ah, you
had the roomatism, then"
~ Dawson, the negro man, who hoated
nine days on a portion of the wreck of the
Central America, has returned to Oroville.
eH- The Church of the Advent was organ
lied in San Francisco on Sunday last, by
Bishop Kip, assisted by Rev. F. G. Ever.
sR- An intrigue of the heart is the play of
the world where the acts are the shortest, and
the entrec acts the longest.
rW- The man who minds his own business
was in town last week, but left Immediately,
he felt so lonesome.
eR- A friend cannot be known in prosper
ity, and an enemy cannot be hidden in ad-
versity.
eH Dress does not make the man, but
when man is made, he looks better dressed
up.
eB- Keep your wit as buckler to defend
yourself and not as sword to wound others
eB- An English barber advertises to shave
anything-cven " the face of nature"
eR~ There has not been an execution in
Maine for twenty-four years.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-25

TO THE AFFLICTED.-DR. L. J. CzAPKAY,
l. RETURNS HIS SINCERE THANKS TO HIS
numerous patients for their patronage, and would
take this opportunity 10 remind them that he
continues 10 consult at his Institute for the cure
of all forms of Private Diseases such Syphilis,
GonOrrh9a Nocturnal Emissions and all the conse-
quences Of Self Abuse In the first stages of Syphitc
or Gonorrh9al Diseases he guarantees a in few
days. without Inconvenience TO the patient, or hin
drance TO his business. When patient by neglect or
improper treatment has developed the symptoms of
Secondary Syphilis, such as buboes, or painful swell
ings of the grons, ulcers in the throat or nose
which, If not checked destroy the soft parts and
the bones TO morty separate and away, leaving
the sufferer an oil ect hideous to behold /; or when
botches and pmples break out upon the skin when
he has painful swelngs upon the bones, or when his
constitution is injured TO predspose TO consump-
tion any constitutional disease the Doctor guaran
tees a cure or asks no compensation.
In RHEUMATISM, chronic or acute In DYS-
ENTERY or DIARRHEA, he has safe and effectua
remedies For the treatment of the consequences of
Self-A buse such as Nocturnal Emissions Nervousness
Timidity, Headache, Pains in the Back and Limbs,
with General Weakness, Loss Of Appetite, Loss Of
Memory Injury 10 the Sight, Restessness, Confusion
Of Ideas, Dislike for Society, and Feeling Of Wear
ness OF Life with the nervous system excable that
slight noises shock starte the patient making his
existence miserable. For the above malades the
Doctor will guarantee a cure, ask compensation
He can be consulted free Of charge, and invites all 10
call as it will cost them nothing, and may be much to
to their advantage. Office hours from . A. NJ. to o
PM.