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GROVER s. BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
A New style. Price $50.
A New Style.
49j BROADWAY. NEW.YoEK

49j BROADWAY, NEW-YOEK
80 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
1877 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.
These Machines sew from two spoos and form
a seam of nucqualed strength beauty aud clasti.
city, which viii NOT rip, even if every fourth
stitch be cut. They are unqucstionabIy the bcs
in tho market for family use.
. Send for u Circular.
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FRUIT TREES.

A MEXICAN GUANO.-This Guano, from
IN. Jarvis Island, cont,ininga larger per centagc
of Phosphate of Lime than Zones contain.
For sale by IL. S. Sites.
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At the conclusion Of the above sale. will
sell = good farm HORSES, four years old
Il lot Of good Hay, Leading Gears, Brides,
Collars, Head lIaltcrs, &c.
WILLIAM W. MOORE,
Aug. 90, lS50-ts. on the farm.
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PHILADELPHIA.
GIFTS
Splendid Gifts to Purchasers of Books
At the ORIGINAL and the ONLY
GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE.
HEAD CHARTERS

EsPABLIsHEn in 1854
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TERMS

third Cash at sale the balance in
two equal instruments at and IS months.
with interest from date. TO be secured by
the bonds Of the purchasers, with securities
approved by the SubSC, ihcr.
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Il els! RAESr

vHNIIE highest price paid Cash for Rag.
q (woolrn excepted.) at the Rorkyts
Paper Mills, on the Little Elk. by
march eft JORDAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-08
WoRDs FOR NUac.
ny uEoRGE p. NORRIS.

H..
Fare thee well-we part foreverI
All regrets are now in vain!
Fate DEGREES that we must sever,
Ne'er to meet on earth again,
Other skies will bend above thee,
Other hearts may seek thy shrine,
But no other e'er will love thee
With the constancy of mine.
Yet farewell I'VE part forever!
All regrets are now in vaini
Fate DEGREES that we must sever,
Ne'er to meet on earth again.
Fare thee well!
II.
Like the shadow on the dial
Lingers still our parting kissi
Life has no severer trial,
Death no pang TO equal this.
All the world is now before thee,
Every cline to roam at will,
But within the land that bore thee,
One fond heart will-love thee still.
Yet farewell-we part forevcrl o
all regrets are now in vainl
Fate DEGREES that.we must sever,
Meier to meet on earth again.
Fare thee WE'LL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-08
COPPRES, TIN q SHEET IRON WAHR
manufactorY.
Coal ON and Coal on La1

OUdI OH tlIIu OUcLl OIl AdLIpbs
VTTE have jgstrecelVed btatfui article coai on,
w better than any before sold IN thls ei1y4f
disarFeeahe oder witch eoaneeted WITH TIE Car
bon and Goal Gus offered BY OthsEl, has In dsEges
removed from this on making fes sanfeF TO handle
and EiFing brilliant light the smoke uieh
attends the Coal 0Tls 10 use. -
We hhTs hand % nauufaeture. The Iafrtst
and best Of Lamps eVrry description
burning the different kiuis 81 els. A - H'.t
oar Coal Oh Lamp Cap Is 50 ssus.ruetsd that hy s s.
pension o. the chimney frs heat break - ~
inE eFa1ped IN the cap, ghe thseais With other CPS
coai OIL is the best on used, giving nors ebt
a. ieIa cost, and being nnepiosive. Al N want -
Light. call At the QueensEare Store of
HOBBS BARNEs .lis sfafn Sc
next dooE % He5skeu sueaEInera, - =.
oets Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-08

HEISKELL &.SWEARINGEN
ARE NOW OPENING THEIR FIRST STOCK or
FALL g. WINTER GOODS
NHE whole collection fully equal IN variety and heaufV
Of design and exeeleues Of fabric t0Auy have ever
offered sepS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-08
THE HIDDEN HAND.

BY EMMA d. E. N. soUTHwoRTH.
AUTHOR OF " EyESrxO," 5" 'THE DEszR+ED
wRE," ErC., E1c., Erc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-08
iI4s
! sAppLns. HARNEss.a TRuNKs.

WHOLESALE d RETAIL
T B.sHEPPARD No. 1Sl Main s., corner ef Vlos, gih
sprtment Ol an aEtless In his line qpnsytas Gad
Gentleusnss Saddles, and Coarse HaFkess, Trunks
Vares Carpet Bags, sateSels Coars Hames WHIPS 4e.
would respectfully call attention 70 my stock and tru
by strict attention and promptnsss 70 merit eonn uanee
or the public PATRONAGE. -- e..r ~e-- tt -z.rss
All kinds ot repairing promptly done, ard N pr eer
manner. y b ehtifFAhDgfH
sep2O ISL Msn 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-08

CHARLES W. GRAHAM, a'@7
UCCESSO o = TO = a N IS EANNE n i.
TTNHE undersigned the citizens Wheeling
and vicinity that having purchased the Drug and Pre-
scTption Store formerly owned By Dr. James Tanuer
will continue to carry the Drug business In All It's
branches. He respectfully soeits coutinualee of
the public patronage which has heretofore been literally
extended towards this old and well known estabEhent
It viii be his aim keep everything, a the puresi kind
and At the lowest price, usually TO be found in well uT
nished Drug establishments. -.-.s b. al. 10
Prescriptions carefully compounded from the PuTest 80
Medicines. CHARLES ". GRAHAM -5t-
No. 20, cor Main and WebsterSts-.
myl9 .E.H1-. Centre Whseling.E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-08
N0TICE.

THE arm OF Sheppard Morgan is this day dissolved
by mataal fhe bushes of the frm VIII bo
By Sheppard. fhas= indebted 70 th frm
respectfully requested 70 call ard make payruf soes
having accounts against Us will pieass Presen tie fer
''sssIiSs ssPe. iosA. .isss. sd1s. I noRsAs..I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-08

UHAPIER I.-IHE NOCTURNAL V IsIT.
Whence is that knocking3
How ist with me when every sound appals mel
Ihear a knocking
In the South entryi Harki-more knockingi
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16
READ AND REFLECT.
DR.. C. II. T0zer's Card to the Afflicted

QHick cmrr.and LoW Itcc. ufHs ohI rA'oLYiAltd "is
90 Sirssfhs'ir' IN j. mt Il. sfI,sf-
nR. TOIkR returns III. thanks a. his patients
fr I' patronage. aud would tn,bFact TIL. nIt"riu.
nv Ia remind them tat hr continues Ia consult il"s
~ the mosI celebrated physicians of the aye, aud
upon which he has "'r'C C''''d Ia IIJwm Iuhi,"I
Dr ToH-r'. reputation aa Physician stands nnc9nAIcd
ls exclusive n'''n"n Ia dlsrar. II the rtho.uIinnry
organ, for 80 many year., RENDERS him perfectly master
s,IdulliC ds Rs"s.
The large mumvr of aggravated eases that hr has prr
tcily cured nn"r ,"N have been g,ehupb by Hhy "'Ls
l. TIE only iro"f that physician requires ci h's ability
Dr. T"I"r Wop'l STATE that he may and al
If vatictr. II III, disease, nniiyt how uiR sand s ~
Nh" progress the disease hu' made every patient
u upon cure.
r Tor'r has. II I. we'll Lnown taken patient. from ~,
v'ty VcrHc ~ the grave And restored them to t-ttC
health Iir N"hlI iI'r state, that he rcn,s II ruf,c. III
I" arRri the att hi"u ~ those who might heed the ser
vices ~ ply .iau IN all cAsts but par tatly tlo,,
enumerated N the nlNrTten'h tNIWtIibR they would
nv merits No practitioner nnd 'r rr,ui, of nv mac
tee has rcn thus TAR satisfactory 10 patients aud
sell. Nor 70 Il en- II Necessary To- III columns 81 H.,
81" papers viii fu'"ur rm'tc aud bnA siIC advertise
nthi. protecting nv ability u heal all disssH Drsi hrt
to- tr tod" That Innl~ .",nci!.ne 'rr then ManuI I,
give Ih">c that afflicted uuh NtnrTcA Chrnnc And
nth"T -rhs. Ia uu stand that frut1 long rxtgTrnr-
am fuly Cuuist'rt I" treat them successfully.
My regard fr tie i Euiy ~ the nlnl prof .si"n :.
which hay" the homer 10 hsl,h'E. deter. "n'
g ANY net raNnflLR rank qnnVkrry. hbL regard ioT
urL dignity ~rutl IivNrnt NY placing myself pAI
viii uat and t'-iftn,s ndrTs al tie pTrschi aye
ofl,r fraud ~ grhunr crriih Hcs nt pur ~ nj
'ui" r"r Iualf,""ms rs rrAcit"n,r: nri'hrV dr
To- tiNs,li ,, tti lu"r. IL Ai,h A, ri,iILd
but mrrrS ask those uh" dArAsS- 4" read t, lin,
tnt relating I" the -" ItAIc di-.a
Ahd JI'H, hT themselves uhrrc iU ApLN tnr t,lrf ~,
arranged that can IT, ton.uli,d Ia IL h,,
ut all hours u tie day, from Ocl",k ilv morning anti
: In the evening.
sT-P'. s"Is Wn Chronic biaTrhao, ny.rn,,ty IAcA
Wenk:r-s. N,IN"it. nhi. Low SIrI.. La..unlc. MrHA
ness 81 the Limb. an Fat Iud.s',!,, h.. u" Ntn"rI
Aversion 10 S'"itty. LNr "bk,l i"I, TnnltS. : nh.
trust. h'z.l"'. u adaChe PAIN ~, tie Stl" An,Ih
thu Eyts fnl,s "n the fArr SSNHAl aI ,,l" I,. ;i,
H., Ia ,iI..I " r.,
HcT at his Of'e, 9Th street between AIT S,rsn,ni"
L. II TUIIE NJ b.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16
THE RUM.FIEND.

The Fuua-Re east his eyes abIoad,
Aud locked DER al the land,
And numbered bis myriad w0rShipers
With his bird-like long right hand.
lie took his place In the teenling street,
And watched the people 60
Around and about, with buzz and shout,
Forever tn and fro;
"And rs hip (" said Ihe rum. feed, "hip, hurrnh !!
Who offer themselves In sacrifice,
And die for the love Of me-"
There stood woman on bridge,
She waA old, but nOt With years
Old With excess, and passion, and pain,
And ~ wepe remUFSefal teau;
And she gave 70 her babe her milkless breast,
Then EGaded by ~ cry,
MaAs desperate leap In the river deep,
10 The sight 1T the passers by!
"And it's 6iP." cried the rum-HeDd. chip, hurruh,
She sinks, and let her be-
In life or death, whatever she did,
Was oil for The love u ma"
Theru watched another BY the hearth,
With sullen face and thin,
She uttered words Of ScOrn and hate
To one that staggered In.
Long had Aho watched, and when he came,
His thoughts werr bent on blond:
He could not brOOk her tannting l0Dk,
And he slew her where she stood
"khd tie hip!" cried the rum. Gend chip, hurrah,
My right good friend l. he;
lie bath slaIh his wife, he hath given his life,
And ell W tho love VI mel"
Aud every day IL the crowded way,
He takes bic fearful Stand,
And pnmbeFs BE myriad w0rShipers
Whh HE bird-like lOag right hand;
And every day the weak and strong,
Widows, AID maids, and wives,
BlOOd. warm, blood young men and old,
OneT the iiend their lives.
"And ne hipi" be says, hip, hip, huFrah!
For the multitudes see,
That sell their sOals fF the lOve Of drink,
And die for the love IL mel"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16
DIR. CHARLES II. TOZER'a
Private NIedlcaI Card.

CTRAN1ERe visiting sACramenio will remember that mn
y TOZElic INP1kMARI 10 ON 9th 81. between } and
streets, Sacramento.
Tie great success and many radical cures mAdr ny Dr
ToEcr since his commencement In this city to which hun
dreds testify, Induces him 20 inform nse Athlete
wlthaBy private complaints, HEckST cHHOSr, end VI
10 he we'll and Thoroughly cured II will he tlriF interest,"
ard welfare TO cnll on him. who for the last iweniYh
years has given his entire attention To Private Complaints
and to all Of diseases Of private nature Acutc and
chronic, snch NJ Syphr Secondary and Constitutions
affections, GOnorThTA and Seminal Weakness elect and
Structures, hnh all HrHsra ri the grnerntvr and urinary
both In male and ieTAl, such rols s HiuoI
Albur, liyrtcria, &c.
Patients can be assured TINT their complaints will moi
br tamprrc with hrf treated nI" strictly scientific prime,
pies. Private Complaints ,ralrttr, IN few days; new
cured IN n slurt time, without mercury
lie h. consulted nj HI. "rc vt I'LL times ~ The day
from in the mFng until IN the evening". All In Rnlc
ton fud Ia him W." aud yupatiIc with
and krrv't.l t+H, Arr ~ truTtirunr EiT-v
the utIo- cnnhLCnr" can he placed C0ur all who az,
afflicted an, W trouble and he relieved aud cured.
Apartments privately arranged ~ ~ preclude IL,
possibility ~ exposure
Letters enclosing 81" all receive prompt attention with
best advice AMI instruction. c. u. TOZfE, ". D.,
9th street between and X.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16

THE TEMPERANCE CAR
When first saw sweet Fanny,
Twas on . holiday,
She rude with the Temperance car
The peerless Queen Of Aayl
And though the bills, ell dressed in green,
Were decked with the flowers Of spring,
M flower ives there one-half 20 fair
As the lovely girl ween.
AZ she rode In the temperance car,
The boys rushed out from the bar,
Each forgetting his glass while Fanny did pass
They Elin would ride 10 the car.
In battles Wild commotIon. our naughty British
The sADguine fields were forced 70 yield, foes,
Before Young FrecdUm's blows;
hut Inny, freedoms daughter,
Unfurls Gag on high,
And men Of soul tOroAke the bowl,
And 10 our standard Ay,
And ride In the temperance car,
And end that it's better BY far
Than at Bachus' red shrine, 70 glizxle the wine,
Aud plead hard case ct the bar.
Within That spacious chr, sirs,
Are temperance sons, . host;
And thousands Of fair daughters
t9&DW1ea pumbeTo bOast; -
WINE Fanny 10 the circle sits
Htn EAspaRAg1n 81 Love,
Fidelity and Parity. those angels from above.
As she rides In the temperance car,
on lOnsse hey dash dawn The jar,
And Tur1llSE q Swain King AlsahoPs chain,
Make desperate rush for the car.
fi1Ios fAAet bee menIsl within dat glOrioua car,
Than ne esysst might that ere got tight
Aud swslled areunA . bar.
'TvOre better 70 bO . ChipamAn
And 6As oar rice with sticks,
Than AlIsAas gases with khasly bloAts,
And stuff psug hsts with bricks.
Thsn, boYs, sbasdOa the bar,
'F6Fa veGs IL Tie temperance car,
Add HeAvens applause viii favor our cause.
.And victory perch on the car. A.. W.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16

Itis announced BY the DExOCRAr, at Placer.
vile, that j.. w. Denver will visit California
next month, and the hope expressed that he
"may be induced to remain with uR, among
his old, constant and cherished friends" The
sainc paper adds
He has host At friends IN every county In our
State who are anxiOns IN reward him for his dStin
guished services both In Washington and Kansas.
A man Of his character, experience and
intelsct California cannot afford TO lose. We there.
fore again express the hope that he will remain with
Us.
The above sounds as il certain parties were
figuring 70 place Denver IN the field as candi.
date for the nomination for next Governor
Ills visit to the State Is also calculated to
strengthen the impression, though II Is declar-
cd from high authority that his visit il con.
nected solely with his duties as Commissioner
Of Indian Acknowledgement Union.
The Unioa Is justly suspicious, and We are
happy to say that we can inform that paper all
about the diabolical Vaccinations now going
on. As soon e. Gen. Denver arrives Latham
and Weller are to be killed off by inducing
them to take drink of whisky. Frank Wash.
ington Ia tObe smOthercd by means Of Q board
placed on top Of the Hue Of the Custom House
whea sAFs e 6riskly burning In his Office
DOtts, Of the STANDARD, Is to be caught in the
Standard osssee and linked al over-sent to
Louisiana Vie Tehauntepec, and sold, and v.
Geiger Is 10 be fed on pounded acOrns until
he e thoroughly Digger Indianixed. Thus Is
tho way 10 Be made clear I6r Denver, and all
BY the order Of xE. Buchanan. Dan Gelwicks
VssepeClAlly ordered 10 carry out the progTame
and ior hie Aerviccs will,he Inade an Inspector
ct the Custom House, while Gen. Dcnver's
brother, a. OollSstCVe u 61PPoPAng the San
Frapcisce y Maternal With Government funds.
II the Talon win waGeh events closely, It will
DO astOnIshcd q ths atfOcity Of which the Adj
niinistraAoA u capable Of perpetrating.
rrf rs 49,. TNerGdd National
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16

PATRICK IN METHODIST MEETIXG.-Mr. In
gals fell in with an Irishman, fresh from the
sod on his way to church, and the good BROTH
er invited the stranger to 60 with him.
After he was seated, he turned to brother
Ingalls, and, in whisper which could be
heard all around, inquired:
"Sure, an isn't this hiritick church,
q" Hush," said Ingalls,; III you speak a
loud word, they will put you out"
And faith, not word will spakc, at all, "
replied Pat.
The meeting was opened with prayer by
the pastor. Pat was cycling him closely, when
an old gentleman who was standing in the
pew directly in front Of Pat, shouted "glory :"
Hist, ye clear dcamon," rcjOined Pat, with
his loud whisper, which was plainly heard by
the minister "bc daccnt and don't make a
blackguard Of yourself"
The parsOn grew more and more fcrvent
in his devotions. Presently the deacon ut.
tered m audible grOan. "Hist.s-t, ye black
guard, have you no dacency at al ?" said Pat,
at the same moment giving the deacon punch
in the ribs, which caused him to nearly lose
his equilibrium. The minister stopped, and
extending his hand in supplicating manner,
said:
" Brethren, we cannot be disturbed in this
way. Will some one put that man out!"
"YIs, your rivercnce," shouted Pat, al
will u" Rnd suiting the action to the word, he
coll1red the deacon, and to tho utter horror
and astonishment Of the pastor, brother In
gals and the whole congregation, he dragged
him through the aisle, and with q tremendous
kick, lie landed him in the vcstibuIc of the
church.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16

On 3 KhfVVfScat.l


Oh, dSatsss, EsiA IASAs nGsSsodt
] OhpuId hsre been Ten ysaFs agO;.
III slhmeNat int ThuS haze turTied;
IsepE Ona venting beau!
I'm q u de vety SFst bidder;
80 give ne . Jog on the way
Here's lucltf.P . S,aiA .epe, - GiddeF,"
Who'll wb nsthisg lGPsy'
I'm no. I'd sS6us SSE
And SOH,s thsk ~ - liz shy;
Yet when thhts 6sb Sed inning,
To strike 70 - ~ nTj
I'm odd, but eSvfGb
I'm Alck 1T a. kliR EisI
envy old Ado Baes,
who 'wsppl fsariFc.
Dd sin %sT xGss soos SSs.: Is y"u"S f BRIDE;
10 marry was b0t 70 be battered
Rse sonae pretty vixen 70 side
NIL HE 81 hasTsIf hgbtjtO stitcAiBg
A Mica liuls speOo ~ tEO,
but girls now are only bewltchinR,
When they havO 60 nothing ~ do.
An aere Of ribbons and Iaees,
.Aud 0asins and silks By the pile,
TIE had, when I'm once 10 the traces,
Nay MT 90 as easy % ellie"
Bet living alODc, D, 'tis awful
I'm OnIy ose haR Of man;
~ have me 70 kias whom It's lawful,
Tvs 1tcgd Il - long us can.
30 step up Miss Mary or Jenny,
Aud give me your hand and your heart;
III tAks you wiih0ut the iiFst penny,
I've plenty to givc ms start;
But, bless me, my hearts gut TO guaktng!
I'm going right on 10 propose:
I'll take the first girl that Is aching
To cure an old bachelOF's WOES.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16
o RI e A 8 81 Ell
SACRAMENTO.

THE subscriber having taken this we'll known Hotel
prepared to serve hla friends, and aOlrls shnre al
the public patronage which has heretofore been vTA
ly bestowed on the Orleans Hotel.
His Table lie IIote will hc furnished with the RET and
EARLIEST the market affords and will be under the III.
perVislon ~ All experienced caterer.
Board At the reduced price Of
EIGHT DOLLARS PER WEEK.
The Lodging apartments furnished with the best oil
ne,a and bedding.
Families can liz accommodated with suits OF choice
R0oma nj reduced prices.
The OAR will be supplied with choice Liquors snd the
best attention.
Attached to the Hotel 10 billiard SALOON supplied
with seven billiard Tables, IN perfect order.
The Hotel IL open day and nlEht.
The principal StHHc Oce Il located In this Hotel and
Stages leave II daily for ell parts nf the ttAIr.
yO&ERM Hs VIRGO.
Sacramento, June 10Th, ls6s.-IIitf1
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16
To TEE AFFLICTED.

mr. L. j. CZAPKAY returns his sincere thHnks :" HE NM
IL merous patients for their patronage, And would tax
this opportunity To remlnd them that he continues H.
consult Mt liIS 1NtT1TCfE frr the cFe ~ sH IOFms ~
Private Di.rA-rs-rnch 81 Eyplp G"norFhdN. Nocturnal
Emissions, aud all the conr qurnces ~ SCltAbusc ~
the hrst stages Of syphiic or OonorFLGA DstMss ~
guarantees cure In kW days. without lneonVrBeHrr ~
The patient or hindTsnee to Ills business When pa
tent nv neglect Improper treatment has developed The
secondary symptoms ~ syphilis such buboes, pain
h dwellings the ETIns, ulcers In the throat
which II not checked destroy the som paris and mr.
honest mortlfy separate and eoe away having the sG
Gerrr an object hIdt0ua to hrhOd Whrn hntrhrs ~
pmplr. break upon the stIn ~ when he has painful
swelling. upon the bones, when his constitution JuT
Ell ~ a. to Frdspose 10 Ion other egns sSh
al dI"arr the Doctor guarantees cure or AVIS IN r'R
pcnsatiOn.
In Rheumatism, chronic acute; In By'tnl'fy DiaF
FhuA he has safe and re iua remedies. P1rthe treatment
Of the consequences II self abusc such ~ A9tuFna es
IONS nerVousne,s indity ,iwAdarh" kAs n n" bn'A
limbs, with general weakness lOS, NJ appetite or' hrm
ory injury the sight, Trsr eonfusnn ~ hrAs
DISLIKE for society, md feeling ~ ~rarncss NJ life uit
the ntrvnns system rNrHbr HAT slight n"i-rv sIn,
siaFtir the patient making hi Sener miserable FoT
the above inalndks The b"ct"r will arAhi'r or
ak compensation Tie can lie coiisiiC cf ~ CkhTgt,
and Invites all 10 rn ~ Will COS, them nothing, and
a., u,1 IN fl,ir hIN
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16

A BEAUTIFUL IDEA.-Thc principal ola put.
lie school in one Of the Eastern States has
been sending around circulars to the parents
Of his pupils, which, when signed and re.
turned, will authorize him to "infiict such
Pu9jshnsent, CoEporally or otherwise, !" a may
In his judgment be proper. The following
answer proves that some Of tho parents are
quite pleased, with the idea:
Dere Mr. Rdttan-YoUar 1oggin cirklar
Is duely rcccaved. ] hopes az to my sun
John, you will fog him jist as often as YOU
kin. He Is bad bOy-is John. Although
I've been in the habit Of tcchIng him miseIE
i seales to me be will newer learn anithing-
his sPellit specially Is Outtragously deficient
Wallup him we'll, sur, and yu wilt receave nv
harty thanks. Yours truely,
..- IflIlN hi. MOsEs SPANERR
p. Swat akkOunts fur John Lcin SIGH a
bad scOlIard, Is that he's my sun by wife'G
RFst husband.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16

Not long Inee piOus old lady, preparing
10 60 tOohuFCh. was seen to take q considers.
BE Qltantity Of gold from her trunk and put
itlas 81 pocket. She statsd that Il ives her
habit that Il kept her mind steady At her do
vOtichs, for where the treasure q, there viii
the hskte Be also"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16
READ AND REFLECT.

hR. CHARLES TtHERS CARD TU TIIE AFFLICTED
- of CALlfUH\lN In approaching any c"'m.s
o .y.trmAiic inquiry, there certain Jris
Witch the inquirer -h"uh always hc cnr fu Z" satisfy
.cif liz .'"rd corrclchL distinctly Ghnt the saar 81
inquiry i'll, Alih And DISEASES.
II wrrtn form and nv ia minds clear FIit"n .,
the state ~ Health, ahAll have dia1rlS 10 under
standing WlWt vas '"rahi by Ds-a,e. hut I-y",A tsl
not RiuN-, "c objects ~ ~ ~, huHn I-l,
VT have Hnoihrr and siill n"IrT rad u IL I" Law I,
you In sue plain terms that In mistaken Aua
WII know where To apply fer Trllrf
Use the word disease generally, and IN fore .Isak II
the signs ~ particular dlSrAsrs Nn h. ITlsT tai"
general view II syRIdoms Mlun Vrr-On troubled ~
afflicted with disease, which cans. WrAkms. al a.,
back AMI iinhA, IHn In the hrnd dmnrs. of gilt i,.I
Of muscular IoN"r. Iatnii"n IL Tie heart. IIiIAhhiT
nervousness yrsI.a. arrangement {" The R sllv tunc
ilnnH. general 'l'hly, syn i"s al consumption, and
many "ilTs which are btitF tAAln' than put I'll lea
per, mud r"J1r, Medical ar surgical attendance Il would
be we'll fnE tlrm ia Inquire u ~. ~ EyaieiAn uhn
competent 4" attend iu aud oh" uni, r-'ans the arl;
caliun ~ medicine and WuSs Scientific AtiAin rts IN III
p"rsS"u, and S"re nHr and rx;rFirnrr cuiNlr him u
your c"nll,nc". CONSIDERING tl,.< things, DF Chna II
Tu'rr has c"n luc tn infr that afflicted aIvVT
Using his place q" business stating that he has brru sue
cessful practitioner for over - years. aud has