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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

LrcE1,-Eal lnch is simply II man with
bis hands in his packets and pipe in his
muuth--lookiug on to see how it viii come
ont. Goni lack is man Of pluck. with
lis sl""vc, rolled up, and working to
make it come out right.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

y NorN" rnj rrAN va, vnrc entrusted
I" d'iy'r tn" i"i">ir@ 'ur,.,." To- Loud
EaJ !"lPh. in Ia" play -" NJ, Lord, the
banquet waits" Egi hayiD: lost the rnu
"I Tie sentence, H. ca''r'! out, ahr the
r"a'S of the aui.ucr Mr.. Raudolph,
yonr suupcr la, h,cn ready yr some
time.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

WHISKY is now tested lay tue distance
nan can walk after tasting it, Thrncw
liquor called "tan-lc lcg' i Sald 20 be-
made of diluted alcohol, nitri' acid, boot
leg and toha'co, and will upset man at
distance of four hundred yards from the
U.miiuhn
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
THE EYES! THE EYES |

>>.-.... NE y n pARnEE Ocuiist
- ~~ Nter NJN,ract,i blindness of
W 90 t'sr, - an Eve years Or. PAR.
E"% -- pf' vs. mad himself thor
-. = N'c j and - ,rNlIFIC ILLr ac
sNN\\ rs4-f aw'A - h>ra>'> ~ the
" S~' 49, .. 't." ~ ~oc'ic' ,'rbi wears N San
fsasc->, -., p. =: ,,n hol h. surpassed
81 s>,-: .', ; '<.s.t, ~ t,r proof 81
'hs> g., F; ,.'..' ..;a,'r ~ ,,,. itat have hcrn
'r.. y h.a ,f '.sN..t.tN Hu.., lthc skill oi all
.f t- .s,'sts s' .f r '... 10. = NaS'ou, Phla
l,'.S F., ve., N,- a w. y NN,'lt oNJcc,1 to thc
u-, .e- 'ss>'. r. ..t..r ~ Ta;irrt in a
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= = 4 a. , >s.'s n t'. '.r1 8 ';c' rtc pN
FNSt't sH- 49,. H.u 5't. ~ >Ncc''>'.l IA th'
'' s'-.s't r.. .t'.,.. N.t'.'-.A. WI al pains
-, - '.~ t.A.s I'D! $40 vel.rat cal' that he hAs
' a> = sa'., a Nat" ynp ali paris ~ th''
$685. = n g. .'.-r; '.ttu.s|-. . positive pr''i
q" - ,'p...' ~.f ~ 'rNyu- AZ s'"'pS many IL.
e.. -..... B., W.l -. 49,; Z n ~, e.. - 90
AZ t.f' .'. S's', rr t,s>;. Nd each h'il' ~'it
BE- ...... a." ...t ,i.g' r',..s aad rrcrilt
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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

lIrms ANn lIlW'.--li II a giri thinks
more of hcr hrci. t'an q! her head, de-.
r"nd upoa ii" viii never amount +" rnuci.
ErainS whirh settle in the shoes ne ser gcl
much above them. Ihi, will Apply a.
""l) t. thr ma>,Uitr as to thr Gcmil,nr
Eonalcr
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

SnARP.-.A little boy being asked "what
is the chicCc end of mani" answered, "The
end what rot the head on
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
DIR. l.. J. CzAPKAYs

Medical and Surgical Institute.
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opvo,I,o n
chc Nail Steamship Co.'S Office, San FrAnci,ro
ESTABLISHED IL 1854,
For the Permanent Cure Of Privata or,
Chronic Diseases. and tho Supnrcs,n no
ion of Qunckery.
Attendant and Resident Physician, T.. ]. Gam.
" D., Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary ~
Chict Physician 10 the 9Hth Rcyimcut IL H.,
Chief surgeon tothe Military IInsptalo Pcs;b IT,,
gary, late Lecturer on Diseases Ot Women and r,,
Coli e. Of Medicine.
sYy- Particular attention paid to the trra,ue,,,
diseases peculiar 90 Women aLd chillreu - ~
OSTIcH iIbrgs- Prom %. n I'LL ?PN -
caii"nS sil'ily confidential. Permanent cur, ,n.
!i,'i - n' "a. Consultations, hy letl,. or az
'tSls'. frt.'. " w
Adi"', pR. l.. ]. C2APKAy.
Sau Francisco, e.,
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
NA REQENT ARRIVALS


sA RECENT ARRIVALS.
50 bales assorted Duck, o-OalO.
10 bnies light and heavy Bear Duck
10 bale F.nunels, assorted.
Il cases Clinton Elnnnels, hr"Wn ( hi. s,h '
~ cases Kentucky Jeans.
Is case Cottonades.
IS eases 2x2, AKA and AKA Apron Checks.
20 case = blenched and brown SheetInGs
! lB cases blcached Sh,rtings, all widths.
SO cases fnvorite brands Prints.
20 cases Denims.
rs cases Ilckings.
SO bales Blue, Red and Gray Blankets.
Also, a full assortment Of
HOUSE SEFURNISHING GOODS,
Comprising
Linen Table Damasks. bloach'd Il brown
Super Clolh Table Covers,
Pillow Case Linens. Linen SheetinCs,
QuitS-lo-4. ia, l2-4-aasorted qualities
, u0wellng. Ndpk ms. Diaper, DoyIes,
VIII ite Family Blankets,
Embossed Velvet Table & Piano Covers.
Hlsnched Sheetings, extra fine.
ALSO. VIA THE ISTHMCS, n full lin. Hosiery.
Gloves, Delan"s 0rgandirs. Law nf, Robes Jnconets
French Muslins Camhrcs, Irish Linens. etc and q
| general assortment Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
suited to the present Trade. Also ex RECENT
! ARRIVALS, Velvet Medallion Carpets, brussels
md Thrre.Ply Carpets InRrains, Iiernps, Engl. ali
apl American DrugVris, Table OIL Cloths Green
llzrs, Window Shades, Hollands, Brocatere AID
Damasks, Paper Hanging' and BOrders. AGENCY or
Jewett's Celebrated Oil Cloths-s4 to o4.4.
Invoices very low priced
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Now landing, and for sale at lowest rates by
FRANK BAKER,
llo and l12 Clay st., 195 and 1877 Merchant st,
ol3 3m San Francisco.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

Az Arkansas darkcy had snch long
heels that he was ten years old before dc.
-idinG which way 70 70.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

.lnyT,E To Sr,pGh FGurLE. When you
i"ri your passions rl>ir-, never r"nf.r "r
restrain them. How ;ut,uy hi'c." base
been hnr,. 10y too c,o>c an Imprisonment
OF thcii contents
Alway, pr"r'ai.n lh> i9u't. ot o;'rrr>.
There should hc nu srttri> - a rtpu"li
can @orcrnmrnt
never tive M your opinion tIiou-I, you
know you are wrong: u ,h""- that YOU
have independence.
Whenever You a,tr'!, your ryiSdLoi ;
character, do it behind his bl,i, 80 :, not
to wound his feelings.
Make it n ru'c to hccp company vita
rcguc, aud ra>c;S, AID thrn If t1# ,!,ru,l
hc prosecuted for an oHcrrc Iou have
committed, AL yolr comco!c> >h,uii Lr
called Is witnesses against YOU. unhp.y
will believe them, and 50 vou viii get
clear
Never forgive an IU"ry. 1lrroWcr rt
pardoaing bclon2, To- Ihc n;ov,rnor aai
his Council.
When you have don" tn at Of charity,
publish it t. "t''cra 50 tia. tI,rt may lo
30, too lic>idc>, every nan ,an preach
.Ic>t from hlS own notes.
Never pay yotr ,i,l';>-- j. IS tucol ii
tu'ional; for payment invail> Il" oh,lao.
ton Of 4 contract, and even tnc Lcsi,a.
turc lia. u" right t. Il" that.
When y"u atc at ch.:rh. % To- sleep.
Sunday is day "i ic-t.
Ii a secret la. hr,a ,c;nmiijd - vnli,
10 keep. take special car, to k",p i
>at Is; aud it may hr "c!i, ior caltlo',>
sake. t. get oHc ur lVo oGh.r, 60 h,iI,
You. ..ad, a, Il Wo!;an il. ,ai,c.i the
t.ahcr ,c>-c .As y ni ha,, Aa,i 10
m . hr'p hor
Ncy,r sweep your ,i, .r--i' ,aal.c,
cprt'u 'un'!,i '.u.
Never hrn-h down C"hweL, il is Part
oi Il spiders dwelling upu-c, ami, OF
course, III, ra,pr therefore il j., ,arr"'l
T. Hn, formerly sailor. lis ,ar'aia
wa carry;h, h"r' sni! n:c rj-i,t t'rr T
thoneht pruicni. H." rem n>irA;rJ.--
The captain >oil "L"l her - | am not
n:n:nS 10 tax il sail "a TIL ~ioI
but, insisted T., ",ar wind will blow
the mast; out oi the snip" The captain
was unnovcl. "Ncry well, said f.,
Eravcly hut dctrrm;raljy; go ahcal,
captain, I've as ;nauy GI.ld, in he,i a,
}oa haYr.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
o,1 MEDICAL HALL, s,z1
AE MAIN ST. PLACERVILLE. H
E-kS ~ fnlI.rtnt tpG ms SUf ~ M Id
PUREST DRUGS AND GENUIN
PATENT MEDICINES,

Fresh Garden Seeds. Pcrfr1ory, Hops,
Le"rhes, A.cohol, QuicksilVer, ACIDS,
Test Tubes. Evaporating Di>h'2,
Chemicals,
tnI rv",Ilrinc eli. usiny 4. .rt IN q we'll ,rI!,ci
nrI: Sipg-, wh.ch vii 10 sold moderate rr,-.
ROBERT WHITE.
Wh'lria!" a,d I'ta'i nruvfs,
ROBERT WHITE i sdl- Proprietor 0; H." follow u.
-tir'I prtp1i'tt;on-
X Whites AguC Drops, which never fai u.
a-.-. ''r'. Pa'iiua t'y"r, Neuralgia. "'
Il. Whites Nimrod L.ninloTt, 'or 4: ;"t
i."' Mh'r. liurl"n' ia r"INr'd
II. Whites AItiSeptic QWnine Dontifricr
.f'r i'L ng the Tr'h, arr"sti" the pro .'.S ~
'' ~. "'i .apirting an Hsrr"ah'r ."e";'.,'- ="
t',. irCI''
r. Whites Toothache Relicver, vlici Al.
wavsi+l''v's, and s"nrtn"S cures nj ;n
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
Suiler not, when Cure is Guaranteed j..
all Silges Nt SeCrn, DIsnnsos -eu ~

% a! i.,'a'r-, ~, Srca' ir.t car..
Srrl'.,s fr,u a. H,.'.,' u ',.,',,...' 'sI,.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
nNNGER ALIANEN.sERGEI'
ENT:.lN Nyw Ann FRESH STOCK
,l..c'liNv Am FURNISHING

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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-05-25

ANoTHER Polar ExPED1T1ox.-A zeal
fer polar discoveries seems TO be awakening
itself In other parts of the world besides
this country, SO that more than one uation
may yet have lis vessels in the Arctic Sea
this summer, struggling to reach the long
sought forpo'e. The Swedish government
has just resolved to fiji out n scientific expe.
djtion for the polar seas, to be placed under
the command Of Herr Torrl, who has al
ready distinguished himself by previous re-
searches in the northerIy parts Of his own
country
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-05-25
The Husbandman


Within the spongy fallo3 ground
SOW the yellow corn,
And many hill the seed hath found
Ere sounds the dinner horn.
Out in the meadows dewy calm
swing the ringing scythe;
The corn-erake knows full well the steel
That spares her brood alive.
The passive steers against the yokes
Bend their stout sticks in twain;
And clumsy wheels, with muddy spokes,
Bear Up the laden vain.
Swung BY my hands the heavy fail
Falls on the unshocked grain;
And through the barr the gentle gale
Bears of the chat Ike rain.
Askant they gaze, the brindIe COWS,
And chew their cud in peace;
Tue hands that guide the stubborn pIows
The fragrant streams release.
The setting sun the hill top lights,
But shadows fill the plain;
And homewari come the birds in fights,
And fowls, their roots to gain.
Shes spreadsthe evening board with white,
Ny quiet wife, for me;
And sets the children all in sight,
Their fathers face to see.
The night comes on, the darkness hides
The chidren's faces small;
To me they are my earthly guides
To them I'm all in all.
The house is still-the crickets chirp,
And frog' sing in The reeds;
But underneath the trees, so dark,
I've sown immortal seeds
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-05-25

A PATRIARCH.-At the welding ce'e-
oratlon Of Mr., Joseph kissam, ia Jersey
Clty, on II ursday, there were assembled
MS family, two grandfathers, two grand
mothers, ten mothers, nine fathers, ten
uncles, fifteen aunts, seventeen sons. twenty
daughters, twenty nine grandchildren, one
great grand child, nine children in law,
one grandchild in law, twenty brothers,
twenty three sisters aud twenty eight
cousins.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-05-25

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al .bo con,nass;on he fsIt for thA sntr.,'
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hasI,h I Hs ,ba,af,ra rasnlyaj 70 mt an
and - It Lrjnr;pg ILo affair as he trusted
70 q favorable conclusion and the same
- bo ,,..Il,oJ nm - tho ,orsonors
and 6.v;nr osI,oJ ~ coo Mis- MorIonl
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served for her nss
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GREY onnroarLa1 ,bo s,,l:oat ,.,'ilh Id baJ
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;pct was no o,baT than - ,,;n ,n -, -
TO their immediate n1,;o, F., 1anas
sarv stan bsd can ,oI,or no,I,;n:, hnt hor
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started and almost sLranl, ,y;,l, to,rnr
from the tborght. hn. tl,is ho hal ; rosoon
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IS le yy''I 10 '"u''lsio"' 10 p0SS''it'y
u "a" ny "a'h' SIC would ma peace,
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ne'S. one maze 10 answer. Silence, he2
tTl IT, psoI7,'. oo.'S,.,''
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-05-25

ES~ 1t is rumored that twenty ,hpn
sand Swedes and Norwegians are getting
in readiness to embark for the United State,
early IN the coming summer and many Of
:hem intend seeking their homes in wis.
constr.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-05-25

ES- 1t is said that the Quakers are
gradually disappearing from England -
lwohundred years ago their proportion IN
Great Britain was about one in every one
hun lred and thirty inhabitants. At pres
ent they DO not count one in a thousand.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-05-25

2S- Oliver Wendell Holmes SAYS -
Our brains ate seventy wear clocks
The angel of life winds them up once for
al, he closes the doors, and gives the ke,
into the hands ofthc angel ofFesurrcction. -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-05-25

Gg Out door preaching is becoming
very fashionable in New York.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-02

40 Pkg's M X. Raisins, in half and qr boxes
Also Figs Prnues, Dates. Almonds, Cream Nuts,
Peanuts, English Wainuts, ac., &c, at
u & VS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-02
A New Bible aud nm Anti-Siavery
God,

Some of the Pharssical oracles of Black Re-
publcanism, are specially indignant over Gen.
Cushing's speech at the Charleston Convention
Their ire is raised at the tcne Of confidence
which is manifested in that portion Of the Gen
erals speech where he looks to the Supreme
Governor Of the Universe for the continued pro-
lection Of the Democratic party. Surely there
was nothing very wrong in this. Cushing does
not believe in chance and has a lurking convic-
ton that something akin special providence may
be seen in the fact that the welfare Of the Amer
lean Union has been confded dnring three
iourths Of its entire existance to the wisdom
and guardianship of the Democratic party
The General is evidently satisfied with the
Divine management that has been e1erted ovel
the American people in past years, and, unlike
distinguished Republican of Massachusetts
he neither askes for new bible nor an anti
slavery God.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-02
Worthy of Remenn bra nee.

If the Ohio Statesman will refer to Auditor
John Woods last annual report (January
1882 he will find that the General Revenue
side of the State Treasury was given over to the
Democrats bankrupt to the amount Of tecO hundred
and twenty nine thousand dollars. We state this
amount from recollection, but reference to the
report itself will disprove our statement il it is
inaccurate. Auditor Woods stated in his re.
port, that this bankruptcy bad compelled the
use Of money belonging to the Sinking Fund
for the payment of ordinary claims against the
State and except for this use Of Sinking Fund
money, drafts on the Treasury for the current
expenses Of the State ,oo,M have been protested
This is Renaissance which it may be wei
or the Republicans to keep in mind when they
feel disposed to howl SO very loud over debts
which the democrats left behind on retireine
from office in January, lS56.--Nemarb Aduo'
! rnIS
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-02

For number of years past, regularly organ.
lied band of countereiteTs has existed in the
upper end Of Jefferson county, from which To-
cality they have succeeded in flooding the sur
rounding county with an uncomfortable amount
Of their worthless trash. Occupying respecta-
BILE and in some cases responsible positions in
the community, they succeeded for an almost
incredible length of time in warding oil suSpic-
ion, and by the divers arts known to gentle.
men fthe craft, avoided detection. Latterly'
hewever, through the instrumentalties employ
cd by Marshal JOHNSON, and his efficient corps
OF deputies and detectives, their operations ap-
pear in fair way Of being seriously retarded
On the 18th inst, we notics that 3, ). CONN
somewhat notorious in his line, was sentenced
to the Penitentiary for term ot seven years, anc
on the same day, JosEPH L. BALL, who is be-
lieved to have been the ringleader Of the aOre
said gang, was arrested and is now in jail
which facts together with the other incident
relative to these parties. we copy below from
the Cleveland Herald. - WellsuiRe Patriot.
deputy Marshal Gable, Of Jefferson county
o., came up this morning on the Cleveland ant
Pittsburgh train, having in charge Joseph l.
Ball. indicted at the present term U. ). Cour
for making and passing counterfeit coin. Tn
arrest was made yesterday by Deputy Marsha
Cable at the residence o the prisoner in New
burgh Jefferson county.
"The arrest is one Of the most importan
that has been made for long time. Ball is al
old man-sixty years OF age, and Is reputed t.
be wealthy. He has fine house and lsrg'
farm, and ranks among the substantial men o
Jefferson county. For long time he has beef
suspected Of being connected with an extensive
gang Of coun,erteiters, but his position and pow
er in the neighborhood were su h that no on
dared give information against him. Bal ~
IN sgis raIe. and his position was used to shelte
the counterieiters and oppress any one tina
was suspected oi interfering with their opera
tions. Several ins,anses have been know
, where m mprs Of his gang haze been brough
beforr him and either released at once. in defi
ance Of law ard evidence, or -enten Ell in sue
a manner that they escaped by legal qnibult
. In one ms ance notorious coun er'elter wa
brought before him, and tho circumstances wsr
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-02

such that committal OF the aecused d was imper-
ative. The man was accordingly committed,
but aner the examination Ball secretly advised
the prisoner to consult a lawyer who was cog
infant OF the proceedings Of the gang, and have
him sue out writ ofhdbes corpus on the ground
of legal defect in the commitment paper.
The writ was accordingly sued out, and legal
defect having purpOsety in the commitment, the
man was dism Used.
s. 8. Conn. who has been tried and senten-
ced to the Penitenitisry for seven years for pas.
sing counterfeit money, was favorite pupil of
Ball. and it was probably on Conn's trial that
the facts were developed that led to Balls in
dictment and arrest. He has been lodged in
Jail. Ball has wife and four children"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-02
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION
AND
IT'S REMEDY.
FOLToN'S
v egetable Cough Syrup.

a
Fulton's cough syrup for Coughs;
Fulton's cough syrup for Bleeding OF the Lungs
Fultons t0ush syrup for q insey;
Fulons cough syrup for Difficulty OF Breathings
Fnton's cough 'yrnp for Phthisic;
Fulton's cough syrup for bronchitis;
Fulton's cough syrup fer Minister'S Sore Throat;
Fntons cough syrup for Wea tness of the Chest
Futons cough syrup for Inward Ulcers;
Fulton's cough syrup Tor Splitting Blood,
Fufton's cough syrup f,r Asthma.
Futon's cough syrup for Influenza;
Futon's cough syrup for Group;
futon's cough syrup Tor Pain in the Breast;
Fnlton's cough syrup for tioarseness;
Fult,nS cough syrup tor all Cat8rrahal 1ttectonss
Fulton's coug syrup toI inflammation OF Lungs;
FultoIi's cough syrup for lncipient Consumption
and Coughs originating from whatever cause, and
no matter Of how long standing
So many are daily suffering from the above dis.
eases all symptoms ot Consnmpti" who will
never admit that there ary seed OF that fatal dis
ease in their syetem; and the symptom shsw them
selves in many cases, 50 gradual that the victim
Is rs capable ever of attending TO the business
and tnjoying the pleasures of lie lie heods not
the slight Inconvenience OF oil coughs and cJlds,
till the diseuse is 50 tar progressed that the symp-
toms Ot Consumption become uumistakab!e IL u
with this view that wcald describe some OF the
early symptoms. hoping that, II hi meets the eye
OF the early sufferer, he may give il his undivided
tentiOn. Habitual costiveness, Liability to aSe
cole; Iabi ual nillousness; Rushing Of Blood TO the
head; Dizziness; Pain I'm the Shoulders; Pain under
| the Shoulders aud Shoulder Bladesi frequent cold
| Feet, and Hacking Cough; the coughing up OF
| lightest Phlegm often rather tough and siringy;
| Difficulty of Brea hing, lor Shorlness OF Breath;
Cold chlls in the morning, with Fever after; Flush
and red chceks, on excitement; Splitting up OF mat.
| ter sleeakeI with Blood; Frequent Emaciation and
Debility; Flesh Soft and FiaJby, and rather Clam
my; Flying pains in the chest, side and shoulders;
trequens hts OF coughing on awakening IN the
| morning; frequent attacks OF DiarrhGa; Pains In
the Breast, and Phthisc in early ife--al OF these
ate signs OF the approach of that Consumption
which, If neglected when first felt, will probably
| to- inmate in teatn
We would then say TO y W, reader, work ana act,
that you may save Iuch suffering IN liter ilis, ano
perhaps escape an early death.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
Prepared by
j. vi. FULTON.
MasOslic Hiatt, fttt>DGtfkhi, ta.
And sold by lohn Beall, Csdiz, aud Isaac Le 70,
Shurt Oieek, .tniJ.
Dec. ", Ia59-im,
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Pharma and Chem lists,

PITTSBURGH, IA.
W For sale by John Beal, Druggist and Book
seller, Cadz, Ohio Dutiied and Ryder, Jefferson;
Saunders Il Son, Hopedale; Jas. Cldy Cadiz Junc.
tion; +. Hughes, New Athens; A. Coulter, Patt"ns-
vile; VIM Maxwell, Hanover; f Grace, New
Market; Isaac Lewis, Georgetown: N, Campbell,
MilIer's Station; George Allen, Fairview: John
West & Co New Rumley; W. L. Perry. rassvlle;
A. jul. schreSer, MooieioId; Deming & Crawford,
MnstersvilIe; Latimer and Custer, Bowcrssille;
John Snyder, Philadelphia Raj; L. Caldwell,
Franklin; X. Pitts & Son, Deersville; Thomas
Green, FreHport.
November 2, l959-ly.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-02

CHARLESTON, April 2S.-The Convention re-
assembled at ten o'clock.
Msssra Msffit, Of Va, and Josiah Randall