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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01
THE EYEsl THE EYES I

>.>.,rr,1,./.< DIR. z. n. PARDEE, OculIst.-
~ After q prOtracted blindness Of
-A~ = more than hve years DR.. PAR
-- DEE has made himself thor
ouglly and SCIENTIFICALLY Ae-
'//.Il:I:\N\\ quanfrd with all diseases Of the
I've and has hrrh IN prHrtee eight years In sAn
FraneiscO with n that can not be surpassed
In any part Of the United State; aud for proof Of
this he viii sub-tdntiaie by ra>;'- hHt have been
cured by him. after having Exhausted the skill Of all
the eminent Ocust5 IN the Uiti"S ~ IsOston, Pssa
deIphIa and New York pr =. wholly objects to the
use Of caustc, blue stone keeping the patient in
dark room. dieting, bli.trrnE cuppnR-the blue pill
ut night and salts in tle morning. ETC., etc DIR.
PAEDEE has hlsO been remarkably successful In the
treatment Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all pains
about the head and the frequent calls that he has
for his Rheumatic mixture from all parts Of this
coast with the many testimonials is positive proof
Of It's efficacy; and To prevent answering many In
quTcs by letter, he will state that II can be sent to
any part of the state coast aud each bottle will
b. accompanied with full directions and receipt
fur a linimcnt, magical In its effects over pain,
ingredients Of which can be procured AnywhrTt-
price, 40 Tie ARTIFICIAL ~ n inserted hy DR..
=. have all tive natural movements Of the real eye,
aud cannot be detected even bv close insprrtlGn.
Address DIR, E. H. PARDEE,
San Francisco, California.
OFT1CE-No. 2lI Clay street, opposite the Plaza
Hotel. au2j6m.1dW
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01

TIE LATEST SENSATION NARRATIVE.
Twas Il fearful night: the storm-king,
out Of humor, let loose the howling wind,
and pclting rain, and clothed the earth
with u pail Of darkness as dense and i'm
penetrable as an Egyptian scpulchre; all
instructive life was hushed, save the tenn
pest-bird, whose shrill screams mingled
with the crashing blast and made it yet
more terrible in its mighty frenzy. Twas
dark us midnight; the trees, whose huge
limbs moancd and sighed piteouSly, were
rudcly tossed about, and ever aud anon
great masses of mutilatcd timber fell to
the grouud. Before an open window
stood II beautiful girl her glossy ringlets
waved like StreamlctS to the passing wind,
her exquisite form, which bore the i'm
press OF noblcness innate, was splendidly
erect, and her flashing eyes full of excit-
ing lusture, shone brighter still through
the impenetrablc darkness Proudly she
stood, defying the tempest in its wrath.
See her rosy lips separate, like the leafiet
Of the morning rose. and with one tire.
mendous effort she screams out, at the
top Of her voice: Jim, if you don't let
that pigs tail go, marln will thrash you
like Munder!"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01
EX RECENT ARRIVALs.


80 bales assorted Duck, 60 10.
10 bales light and heavy Boar Duck.
10 bales EIannelsa assorted.
70 cases Canton Flannels, brown beachcd.
u cases Kentucky Jeans.
is cases Cottonades.
IS cases AKA, AKA and AKA Apron Checks.
20 cases bleached and brown Sheetings.
l6 cases bleached Shirtings, all widths.
so cases favorite brands Prints.
90 cases Denims.
rs cases Tickings.
SO bales Blue, Red and Gray Blankets.
Also, full assortment Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Comprising
Linen Table Damasks, bleach'd q brown
Super Cloth Table Covers,
Pillow Case Linens. Linen SheetinRs.
Quilts-10-4. ia, 12-4-assorted qualities.
Toweling, Napkins, Diaper, Doyles,
White Family Blankets,
Embossed Velvet Table b Piano Covers,
Bleached Sheetings, extra fine.
ALSO, VIA TIE ISTIlMCs, full line IInsirrv,
Gloves Delaines Organdie-. Lawns, Robc" Jaconrts,
French Muslins. Cambrics, Irish Linens, etc, and
general assortment OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Suited TO the present Trade. Also. ex RECENT
ARRIVALS, Velvet Medallion Carpets, BRUSSELS
and Three.Tly Carpets, Ingrains, llemPs English
and American Druggets, Table Oil Cloths, Green
Baizrs. Window Shades, Hollands Broeateile ard
Damasks, Paper Hangngs and Borders. AGENCY ~
Jewett's Celebrated Oil Cloths-s4 to 24.4
Invoices very low priced
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Now landing, and for sale at lowest rates by
FRANK BAKER,
lln and II? Clay ST., lbs and 1871 Merchant ST.,
ol3.3m San Francisco.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01

RATHER BIrrER-The following is said
to have taken place at the house of Doug.
las Jerrold: Douglas dear" said his
wife, appealing to him in some feminine
dispute, "do you think | am generally
bad tempered! ?" "No, my dear," said he,
" / think you are particularly So
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01
DR.. L. J. CZAPKAYs

Medical and Surgical Institute.
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, OppOs,. y.
clnc Mall Steamship Cos once, San FRANCHISE.
ESTABLISHED IN 1854,
For the Permanent Cure of Private ana
Chronic Diseases: and the SuppreSsuu
ion Of 0uackeFy.
Attendant and Resident Physician, 1. ]. C,.,-
u. D.. Late In the Hungarian Revolutionary ~
Chief Physician to the goth Regiment Of Honv.str'
Chief Surgeon tothe Military Hospital Of Perth uru'
gary late Lecturer on Diseases Of Women Ana CSn
dren, and Honorary Member Of she PhIlS SeISa1..'
College Of Medicine. 'p"a
u Particular attention paid to the treatmsn, -
diseases peculiar to Women and children. "a '"
OFFICE HorRs- From 4. n. TIL 9PN C1Inr,,,
cations strictly confidential. Permanent cuyr ".
antetd or no pay. Consultations, by letter or OH,
eTWlse, Free. WIZ
Address, DIR. l.. J. CZAPKAY
San PranciSvO, Cal.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01

ROUGM BEGINNING OF THE lloNEYMoOX.
On last Friday morning an athletic
young farmer, in the town Of Wayncs-
burg, took a fair girl, "all bathed in
bushes" from her parents, aud started
for the first town across the Pennsylvania
line to be married, where the ceremony
could be performed without LICENSE
The happy pair were accompanied by a
sister Of the girl-a tall, gaunt, sharp
featured female Of some thirty seven sum
ners. Tho pair crossed the line, were
married, and returned to Wcllsvile to pass
the night. People at the hotel where the
wedding party stopped observed that they
conducted themselves in rather singular
manner. The husband would take his
sister.in law, the tall female aforesaid, in
to one corner Of the parlor and talk earn
estly 10 her. gestulating wildly the while.
Then the tall female would "put her foot
down and talk to him in an angry aud
excited manner. Then the husband
would take his fair, young bride, into
corner, but he could no sooner commence
talking to her, than the gaunt sister would
rush in between them and ansrily join in
the conversation. The people at the hotel
aRsccrtaincd what this meant by about nine
Xclock that evening. There was an up
rroar in the room which had been assigned
I to the newly married couple. Female
shrieks and masculine "swcars" startled
the people at the hotel, and they rushed
to the spot. The gaunt female was press
ing aud kicking against the door of the
room, and the newly married man, mostly
addressed, was barring her ont with all
his might. Occasionally She would kick
the door far enough open to disclose the
Stnlwart husband in his gentleman Greek
Slave apparel.
Itappcared that the tall female insisted
upon occupying the same room with the
newly-wedded pair, that her sister was
fav0raby disposed to the arrangement,
and that the husband had agreed to it be-
fore the wedding took place, and WAS
now indignantly repudiating the 'ntract.
won't you 90 away, now, Susan,
PEACEFUL said the ncwly-marricd man,
softening his voice.
NO." said she, :" | won't-so there"
"Don't you bulge an inch!' cried the
married sister " itnin the room.
"Now, now, Marin," said the young
man to his wife, in Il pitcous tone. don't
go to cuttin' up in this way; now don't"
"I'll cut ups mucII's | wantcr" she
sharply replied.
"Wrll" roarcd the desperate man,
throwing the door wide open and stalking
out among the crowd, "well, jest you two
wimmn put on your duds and 90 right
straight home, and bring back the old
man and woman and VCur grandfather
who is nigh OH to hundred bring 'em
oil here, ANIL /U marYy tie Whoic I'D
cnboodle cf'em, and ~e'HaH steep toycth-
er"
The difficulty was finally adjusted by
the tall female taking a room alone
WullSyillc is cniOyiur itself over the SEN
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01
ECLECTIC MEDICAL DISPENSARY
Diseases treated by the
REFORMED PRACTICE.

ether Mi'.sEl 's-'-.s.-
Remedies chosen principally from the ko.
tanic Kingdom. Our treatment can do Eo harm.
and il incOmparably more effective in til" cure vf
disease than the Old school practice. Particular
attention given TO CHRONIC ailments and cspe
cialy the following are ctfcctually removed
Catarrhal Affections Ophthalmits and other dis
cases of the Eye Disease Of the Lungs; AZ
fcctiuns Of the Liver, stomach and kIdneys;
Rheumatism, in its various stages; Neuralgia
Nervous and Spinal Complaints Srr"fild. Gar
buncrs and Affections VI the skin; CANCER
treated successfully, without using the knife
also, Gravel cured.
Those who are honestly unable 10 pa! for advice
will be treated b! paying me what their medicines
cost me. Patients in the interior can O.trntiIncs
he cured 10y medicines sent to them tu"h musi
give full descriptions of their Gases.
Addr,ss, through Wells, Fargo y Go, or Post
Ofiicr, bon 1872 }. Is. PlLkI NGTnN, NJ. u.
M>p,nsary at !NN. Montsomer! street. E\prr.s
Building, san francisco. n3-3,nis
H.uSO
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01

Fine and Fashionable Goods.
To which hr invite. the attention OF the Public The
stock comprises. in part,
Fine Black, Blue and Brown Frock Coats,
Fine Black, Blue and Brown Cass. Pants,
Silk, Cashmere and Velvet Vests,
Davis & Jones' White and Colored Shirts,
Silk. Cotton and Merino Undershirts,
Silk. Cotton and Merino Drawers,
White and Colored Flannel Shirts,
White and Colored Flannel Drawers,
Alexandre's Kid Gloves,
Panama, Straw and Cashmere Hats.
Also, "A larg" assortment Of
CLOTHS, CASsIMERES, VESTINGS,
&C., &C., &C.
Which will MAKE up. and guarantee to fi;.
All ~ whirh viii sell thcap fnr cash.
Call and examine before purchasing "l-"whurc
No trouble To show good. l.. ELktS.
sl2f Main street, PdCcryir.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01
ia A CARD FOR THE
Fall and Winter CIothIns Trade,
or SAN FRANCISCO.
BADGER s. LINDENBERGER
Nos. los and les Battery street, San Francisco"
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.

BADGER s. LINDENIBERGER
Nos. los and lCj Battery street, San Francisco,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK.
I'VE would call the attention oI Cot N1Rt Mih'
w CHANTS To our unusually large stock OF Goods
Our stock comprises every article IN the
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
Line We have constantly on hand the largest 'i'''A
and greatest variety nf CASHMERE AMP Wool
NJ HYrvf furr~v 1T frTrrrty-v7 Hfrf f''fr
ITrrs for thcss goods are ics< tfIaH thnsr Uf any
other house as We receive them direct from the
Manufacturer, IN CONSIGNMENT.
tInr stock of PAIL AND WINTER GOODS '"
pArcniarIy attractive and the great feature I" the
OUNTRi MERCHANT is the unn-un'ly los price
less than the cost ~ importation W" Al,o Keep the
STABLE ARTICLES IN the DRY GOODS line. which
goods have luTr hAsed ~ this market, uhd' The
HAMMER and arc Offering them at NJ" lokk
COST, AND LFSS.
We publish tlti. CARD IN order that We may make
nrw arIuaintance~. and induce ih".c VII" have h"i
heretofore purchased Of u. to cali and inspect our
si",k.
GOOD ariiclr- AMI LOW prices are the great in
ddc"mrni- To all Uhn purchase I" -'ll aSin. M"r.
chants who buy II us can makr good profit. and
sell tn their customers AT low figure. We T-tnhii.
respectfully, your ahetIeHt SHrrau:s.
BADGER IINbkNBEKGfR,
Wholesale Cl"ihng aud Hat Warehouse,
nos l.. and l"i Batter! ot.,
.ay.3u san ftauci-tO.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01
Winter Arrangemeut-s.V.R

Winter Arrangements. V. K. 4.
E5 80
ON and amer the 22d day Of 0ctOber. lS6n, The
\ Cars Of the Sacramento Valley Railroad VIII
leave a. follows, viz:
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
viii leave the Depot, foot "f street sacramento 1t
Ga AN,1lg. and ~ P. ". sundays sX''l'eu'
FOLSOM at 6%, A. NJ, u, NJ, and 1A' p NJ Suh'
days sH''p'S'' ON SUNDAYS.
Will leave Sacramento at 6is,A.N
Will leave Folsom at ~, Pm 49,.
TICKET OFFIcE-0n Front street nnhe' 'ie
what Cheer House.
FREIoHT FOR FOLSOM
Will be taken by every train, Sundays eNcep''u'
I'm Way.Freight by the y. train only
Tovuw.rd WAY. Freight BY the I train only
Freight mus, he delivered at the Depot 'o"t OF Il
street. half an hour before ,e nSui tr the train
The 81. A. ~ train out from Sacramento connects
with Stages for all the following nanlen pacess anu
passengers procuring tickets al the pePot I'M y.
,n,to will be- sent trough the same day The Stages
mn from all the following named places To cohhec'
vii, The II " train from Folsom, arrvngin in Sacra'
mrnto one hour before TIE san Francisco p""'
Nevada. Grass ' alley nupuIh,
Orleans Flat, Ophr. told mn
IilnoistOWh, Yankee jim s. ufcehhOu u 'S"''
c;.@Tyriown. Mormon Island, Goiuma,
II Dorado, DIAMOND SpImgs' IA, - ~
Prairie City, Michigan B1r' NooA p",c
Walls Diggings, Lire Oak Ci'y, AIkAhSas D's -
Willow SPRING., Drytown, Atnnnor,
Suttcr, Jackson, I"''e'""'
AND WASHOE,
To which pout tIls Is the nearest and quickest route
And all the intermediate Places.
For fr.g, or massage apply at the Railroad Stations.
~ J. T. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
S. r. X. Office, October "'th 1907. -
oa TT UHC IA
NJ Main Street, Placerville, Ii
Has just received a large stock 0f
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01
S@Ountain Democrat.

THE BRIDES FAREWELL.
Why do weep ito leave the vine,
whose clusters DER me bend
The myrtle-yet, oh call it mine
The flowers love TO tend!
A thousand thoughts Of all things dear.
Like shadows DER me sweep,
leave my sunny childhood here
Oh! therefore let me weep.
leave thee, sister we have play'd
Through many joyous hour,
Where the silveTy green Of the olive shade
Hung dim DER the fOunt and bower:
Yes thou and /, BY stream, by shore,
In song, in prayer, in sleep,
Have been as we may be no more,-
Kind sister let me weep!
Ileave thee, fathcr-Eve's bright moon
Must now light other feet,
With the gathered grapes and the Tyre in tune,
Thy hoIneward steps to greet!
Thou, in whose voice, to bless thy child,
Lay tones Of love 70 deep,
Whose eye DER all my youth hath smifd,-
lleave thee let me weep!
Mother! leave thee ON thy breast
Pouring out JOY and wO,
] have found that holy place Of rest
Still chaDgeless-yrt 60!
Lips that have lull'd me with your strain,
Eyes that have watched my Sleep
Will earth give love like YorEs again -
Sweet mother let me weep!
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01
Remarkable 1nS,ance of Medical Relief

h'l"w - I",h'ish ihr Ccrihr ~ thr ofthr auf
n'irT' N"'' IA" PAbgs ~ ii-.-s ~ a. having r..
covered 'l'" T. '.,tF i.l'h shd IT, T.. Ii,d bv eT.t,.
iud~. maxi km"~n mir r,s.. and remedial agent
Ahd HcH SA'rmr"is are 'u'h"nit Af-d bv . Notary
f1".it IT,, d' n.Nnd. - .os -Iy I.I- tinu.Iy cen,
mar" 'he'f rnh''"ii' ~ ur ,"h'"shd ilrT TrTusAI
10 tl,t Aii h'iuh "f al an,Ird:
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01

HEART ECHOES.
Old songs they ring uron the brain,
Like xhiEpers from the far off sphr1eE.
And with their thrilling spell revive
The garncrrd love Of bygone years.
What though beneath the sod they lie,
That pale array Of hOnOred dead;
In hucs immortal round the heart,
Still, still halluw ed beam they she'd.
Old songs I never guessed how large
space was in this heart Of mine,
Till, one dull eve, by chance found
A well worn book, " hose ever! line
Came back to me as clear As though
But yesterday Ia laid it down,
But there found the wished for clue
That spoke of days forever iirnn.
Oh, when amid the world Of doubt,
OF light and rhadc in which We stray,
We seek some charm by which to drive
Some temporary grief away.
Let those " hich love such pleasures, court
The favoritCs that entrance the throng,
Tor me, I'll find holicr scene,
Aud lull me with some dear old song.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01
Thank fulness the Incentive TO Gratitude
thFItIicATE.

Tie uIr igneal s4Fnu. nf aeans n' nR Ihosr vim
mII hr ufofi1iAie sI..F Is t- -lm,iIatlS al,r,,-i
where permanent rrl'f "f their stH-rings may he
"ltaln.l f. -s II his LuiE Ia iI. t,v
!" "t'"an'hi rr'"NrtI "'his H. aIth IL fn- down hy
Uir distressing ayhil"' ms IN Cd~rt 4" the Vicinus
rHtU,ts ~ nnr"hir",laie lAs.sR youth; derrr.s.
ed IN body and mind unable Ia 4. rfnvmeIrn the
most iIiH,nI duty IhI.usrd OH the J.ily av.,atIo,s
81 lie, s"Uci: the advice Of niany nhv.iAu. vl,,
a. hrSi regarded NV disease Of trinitR inpoytAu,-
but AA'' amer tu uteAs. aud IN SrVeVai In.
'Anct'' in"r'''. 81 h''f 10, atn,nt Euand to INV
unuii"rAhr h"TT"r that instead ~ reiieL The sVr,,
toms became mole alarn,inH IN their torture and
h' K Todd hy "ne that my ls, Brlng n craiiT
cohaLrdt To the hran, mtii,Iht NoulI b. .f lit,I.
c"n.'Inrnt'. ! deslaiTr'i of ever TrgaininE NV
h. am strength AID energy: aud .. . last resort
Ahd ~nh but fa'nt hoV<, called ul.n In CHApA Az
VIZ hi"r Nar''i.ihs NV 'asc. IrseTcd somr n,' d.
'"iit "hth aiin"sp instantly relieved inr Of the du
bAih aud iuEinrsS IN my he>d. EnrouTaR, a hv M,
rr'uH' Tcs"N'l {" place EySelf Immediately undrF
ms care, and by strict obedience Ia all his dire
t"n. aud advice ny hrAd t-, am. clear nv ideas
'" c'' a. the constant PAIN ia NY back aud Eroins
tt y, Al hrS. "fmy limbs The hrrVnus ActI Of nv
Whole body On the sliHhtrsi alarm or excitement
The m''"h''F"ly ALd r'il frrbO-ihR.: the seifiis.
trust AnI want "f confidence in others the nAhl
ny 10 study and want Of resolution the frIRhsh ex
ciilhr' AID at times pleAGIrAble dren ans at night
followed by involuntary discharges, have all disap.
p'arth And hfAct. 10 ISO m"n,h' ahrT having con.
suited the D"ct"r felt As IL inspired BY new life
tia, life Which, but = short time ago, contrm.
plat ! 20 'sd ~ my oWu hand.
"hh a 'i'~ =" EnNrd the unfortunate from fall.
,.g 'hm lhe sharrS 81 Incompetent quAcA., ! deem
nE duty t. "nvT this trstin"nV to the merit and
* II OF Or. CEaPkay, Aid rrcon,mrn I'D him TO all
Who may stand in need al medical advice bring
assured "I ny "Nn experience, that once under
tct,i y HiI NnuY
STATE "fCal'h'rhia, county ofSAn Francisco. sub.
.cr'ncd ahd -u"rh To before me, This 18th day of
tSiRHNul rTn = I ~
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01
SiEnrd Jons Mionlr,oS, H.. Notary Public.
Remarkable Cure Of Consumption.

Tie dln">t miraculous cure that has bern effected
~ NY tAsr prompts me I" inaT TO those Of my Eel.
i"" cT'Ainr ~h" InAy he suffering from Ike afiic.
i'" lr suurcr ~ relief with y short deA TipIIon ~
ny ease ~ raj years age, my health btIan To
tul Wa attack d by general weakness and de.
hlhy, which IT duc,d me l." the msIe shadow of ny
i"rih'r sell. A. that stage sought medical assist
hACc. and expended large amounts but without the
least bruchcia result. That {, u destroyer CoD.uul-
lien had already seized upon my vitAls vas daily
drawing, closer to the tomb my ply held out
hope 81 recovery; my Str'ngih had wasted. and I
formed BY NY J.! ysiclaLs that they could do nothing
hr me except to HmnOth my path 10 the RrA,r,
When most fortunately, applied to DT l.. J. Gan.
Nay. aud am now y we'll and perfectly ,ound man
II M nlt f"T TO express the eInOtans Of rrEe
gratitude experience when realizing the inln,csSu.
Fable Srrvire ] have received at the hands Of DT.
CHdIkay aud feel rroiced that II Is IT Ienkt in nv
power to tender this feeble recognition Of hi. great
sAtl and capacity. To the afflicted ] would saw do
not despair Tor whatever may be the nnturr Of YOUR
cast am confident that you will hud relief hY Ap-
plying ". l.. J. CEApLay. -
- TltiS Is balm IN Glib al hnL there Il n nhysician
there" HENRY WESSLINO III. al
Subscribed and sworn 10 hefnre me-, thi. 18th dsy
of October, 4. u. l<3? City and County Of San
FranciSco, In the stntr Of CalIiornia
lL"Sl ~. TllIDACLT, Notary Public.
The undersigned is personally acquainted with
Henry Wesslng. and knows that the Circunlsia ancrA
related IN the foregoing certificate are true lie saw
Henry WesSiinR during his illness, and bears willing
ttStlmony tc the fact Of his remarkable cure BY Dr.
IL. CEaPASy. Isl A. ROsENHEiN.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me- this 18th day
OF October, A. DlSS9 City and County Of Ban Fran
cisco, In the State II California.
lI'' 81 - 1lIIBACLT, Notary Public.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01
The GredfPSt DiA.OrPrv o( tAP d0e-Gredt EN,
StR0 to .MIRkind-IanoceN Lut TofSnf

The GredteSt DiA,Orery aC tAe AOe-GreGt El~a-
stH0 to AfRkiHd-JaROceRf, bSt Potent.
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAYF ProphiiActIcum, (SeIf.di.ip.
IectnR eKeniJa sure preventive against 0onorThwA
and Syphilitic dreaseS and an unsurua ssrd remedy
Tor al VenereRl RcroalOus GanGre and Cancer.
Gus Ulcers, FGtid Discharges from Vagina, Uterus
ana Crethra, and all Cutane0us EruptionS and dIs
mento o, below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail
Steamship Coz once. As inoculation is apFeven.
i've aaAinst small pox, 90 is Dr.. L. J. Csapkay's
frophilActieum q preventive against eyphilitc and
GonorThoeal diseases. Harmless In seR Il posseas-
es the power OF chemically destroying the eyphilc
Virus, and thereby saving thousands OF debaucheeH
from being infected BY the most l0athSome Of all
diseases. Let no young man who appreciates health
be without Dr.. CEApkay'a proI,ha actlcum. II 10 In
very convenient packages, and will be found cOn-
Venient to use, being used as . soap. Price. Is
EW Allorders must beaddTe sscdt to L. J. Cxapkay-
MI ,Sau Francisco {, California. ol1sin
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01
DrWgS aMdHa1MtS

Ever brought 10 this market aud We determined.
by large aud frequent additions. and iy always sell.
Ing the BEST GOODS, at the LOWEST PRICES. T."
maintain our present leading position IN the Drug
tudc PETTIT CHUATE.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01
=. HARRIS.

=. HARRIS.
PLAZA L LORNEE. PLACERVILLE.
lust received a large assortment of the best
- brands Of Havana Cigars, Tobaccos,
Meers cnaum and other Pipes, Matches
and Playing Cards, wholesale and retail, at
ean FraDclsco prices. s5-3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-21

has MATED the historian 10 even still more con-
scieDiious diligence in investigation, more artistic
elaboration Of style, and an increased subtlety In
the analysis of ideas. In devotion TO the cause Of
human freedom, aud in reliance on the divine els-
meDt in history, it is impossible, however, for tho
author ~ surpass himself
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-08-28
QUASQUETON TANNERY.

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN LEATHER
The undersigned desires to call the attention
of Boot and Shoe makers, Harness makers, and
the citizens of Buchanan and adjoining Coun-
ties generally, to the Leather made at his Tan
merry. This leather is tanned by the patent pro
cess of Mr.. l. l.. FURBusH, Independence which
process has many advantages over any other
known. 1t is much cheaper than Bark at the
usual price it is much more rapid, requiring
only from ten to thirty days for all kinds of
Leather; it makes a softer, tougher stronger,
and heavier leather--a leather which wears
well, turns water well, and never cracks. No
hot liquors, or nything that can I'M ure the lea
thes, is used, the materials being mainly vege-
table. The patentee is practical tanner, and
twenty years experience in all the various meth
DDS, has enabled him to speak with confidence
of the superiority of his invention. | have
manufactured by it for year past, and my
leather has given the most universal satsfac-
ton. as regards softncss, smoothness, and
strength tcannot be surpassed am also sell
ing it at lower prices than other leather of the
same quality / invite trial OF it from the
trade j. j. MOWRER.
Quasqucton, Iowa, June pa l5-3m