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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

A CARD.-Prompted by an honeAt desire Of my heart,
N wish to lay beiOre the public which deserves
high fAticn, not ony rs act Of scientific skill
hut 81 humanity, Also About two years ago.: suddenly,
and from unknown 10 me, seised with NJ Of
epilepsy, which, OwnKtO my nablItyto meet expenses
consequent upon thorough medical treatment and the
discoura cement which met with attempting H. soon
became such was then led 70 beeve) defy the
skill Of pysiciAn was frequently while in pursuit Of
my calling thrown down to the ground without the slight
eat warning and although insensibe to the Agonies yet
despsed the maerles Of my life and learned to look
upon those who would render assistance shelter me
from danger enemies who sought to prolOng the exist
Of my mlscres While this state and prcv
my affection tasted the sweets once was
induced to attempt seeking aid Of physician and by
commendation called upon DR.. LJ. CEapkay told him
my circumstances and my inability TO reward him his
services regardless Of which, however, he at under
took my case and with the blesang Of God once
restored 20 perfect health Unable to reward him
the boon which enjoy at present and yet conscious Of
my Indebtedness, consider II due TO myself GHd all
afflicted make the public, In order that those in
need Of medical advice may and physician In whom ev.
cry confidence eau be placed. -
(L.sl MEYER YABLONsKY.
State Of California, County Of Ban Francisco, s-sub
scribed and 10 before tis LIST day Of August
A. d. 1850. GILBERT A. GRANT,
L.. ST. Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
Plies and FIS1uI0.

Fv"rv FORM and rr" 90 tl"s" prev iIrnt aud kulprn
."rlrfs Grade attI locally AI rnrry hy The NJ
~. "rul"uf warm foin" alton. .hnitt pVeced It. ~,
Ica,i"r. IL h"ang 'iIa-. N he found to be thor
"rc' i invaUablc
I.,ik III, Uintn,rbF ANIL Hf RIM sLorM b,
n"d IN ~, Io'is~in1 c1..s:
IONS, N"irurIal EruI- sv.iri Glands, s;rains,
Barns f"'ts. Scr" Irg., II n Jointa,
Ctrrd IIauI. rlc.. -. H,"asts T.tcr
Clinlinp, Ehrun.st>rn, Snr" lI~ils tlrr.
Fstr.i, Sali Rhcnn, Snr' Tir"4'. Nrnrr~ \
Gnu'. St'i., rec MI kipiS S,r.s
lnmhaHn, Skin diseases, Wounds NJ all kinds
;F~CN'TInN %orc are genuine ui,l... N, word.
- HiiriV, isif- iIk 0I.d LInIon." are DIT. rIHAIL-
a'a War marx IL every l"Af ~ he book ~ directions
around "a"h ~ box thu SAME may h. pAinIy seen hV
hIfimy n. I'IIh ~, bJLt 4 handsome rev ard " I've
gwen t,nnN "he rendering 'n"h Information lead
I" ~" Election ~ anv party "r parties o"untrrts the
""i" "'' or '"n'ng IT, saur, knowing them 10 he .pu
Iiri..
- Sid ~ N" Nanu'1-'"r-s ~ Prorssor Hn,rw ~
- MAIDEN Lane" New YORK anI Nv all ,..-rtnble brig
gets Ani h"al"rs ~ N~dr'n" throughout tl- Uuit-d
Stat AMI the civilized "riI In pts ~ % cent?. cents.
and 81 -a"h
re- isa considerable" .ay,nT by taking The Inrrrr
sL's
y. u direction. t"r 30" r'ian~c Of pa,.n',n -vrry
dl'oId'r ar" AFT yrd "rarh I'"t
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
TRADERS AND PACKERS
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED.
SOLUTION CITRATE MAGNEs1A!

pleasant, cooling and mild aperent-onc Of the beet
remedies for Headache. Prepared and sold by
q. T. MORRILL,, Druggist,
On the FlA'a, the Post Office, Placcryillc
Any demand for tins excellent and pala able drink
be filed at any time Price, Soc. per bottle lower to
the Trade.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
THE EYEsL THE EYES!

>\.tr.i/> DIR. y. u. PARDEE, OCC-
+ LIsr-After profrAefed kllnineS.
ri more than Ave years DR.. PARDfH
= HIS made himself thoroughly and 81
[THS eniihcsIly acquainted with all diseases
//II l\N\\ 81 the Eye. and has been IN prac-
fice eight III San Francisco Nth that
no, h. surpassed in part ~ III" United state. aud
for IToOf ~ this he will snbAnilAte by that have
been cured hy him. after having exhausted the kill ~ all
the eminent OculisiI the citIca Of Boston, PiadtlTt
arri Srwf urkIr-r w+Triy
blue stone keeping the patient in dark T"om. drtng
bsrring rupIiuEhr hur pill At night and salts IN y
ably ,,fu the TIRE atrnrnt Of rheumatism N'nra
and all pains about the hea aud the 1u-ht calls N'
hr has for lis Rheumatic nj Eure from all part. 81 thus
coast, with the many testimonial positive proof ~
efficacy and Ia prevent AnsWefhg many iupurtS by l.
he will state that II h. sent to any part ~ H.,
coast and each bottle will b. accom- panied with fu
directions and = receipt for Nt'nrnf. magical IN -
effects pain. ingredients ~ Uhrh h. procured
anyWhrrt-ITice, 1ih. The ART1IlCINL EIIS ihsertd
by pr r have all the natural az the ZEAL ~,
and cannot be detected BY c".e inspection Address
bR H. PAEnLf,
San REAncisco, GA.uII4IA---
OTFICE-cay street P1ALA Hotel two dootS abo,e tho
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
DENTAL INSTRUMENTS.
GOLD FOIL AND TEETH.

2OO books Jones White and McCurdy'S and Abbey e
Gold Foil;
1000 Gum ank Plain Teeth from the best
In the United States.
BLOW Pipes, Plugging Instruments, ivory
Brush Wheels handles.
Corundum Wheels, SralinR Instruments, ivory
Chcvalir's Patent Lathcs, handles.
Plate Shears, burr's DrillA and ExcAvAtors
Files Of all kinds, wire handles,
GrndsiOnes, Mouth Glass, silver, gold and
Impression Cups, wood frames,
Lancets, Mouth Distenders,
Stump ExtractOrs, Saw Frame,
Hooks, Turnkeys,
ChevaleTh Chairs PincerE,
FOrceps, Chevalers best, Elevators, etc.
Received by Express direct from Manufacturer
For sale by
r. H. MCDONALD CO.,
Druggists, and Importers Of Dental Instruments,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

Ca"s Of many years standing that hnv" I'rrtlnacony
refused t. yield I" other Trmdy treatment, have
invariably succunlch to NV applications 81 tn. power
III L.....
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
Wholesale Drug Business,

In all lis branches One ri our FIRM hvinv in New
YORK purchasing pr n' VI are enable" 10 oh'r greater
nI tn.n than any other IIonsr in the state. We have
IN stnrr NJ importation, the largest anh best Sc
lprr stock la CALIFORNIA; and will BE- col Tan'y In receipt
~ additional supplrs, by Clippers and hv Express, hircr
from New York and B"'f" NIL 81 which We offer 1t re
diced prizes The following coiurrs'- part "nly) az
~. ~. l..c. trrsal liz
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
EryxipeIa. and Salt Rheuns
Bad Legs, Old Sores. and Ulcers.

Ar" two ~ the m"st common and vrul.ni llsor i"rs
prevalent on this continent. To- these the Onmc ut Ia
riny a'ag-n's'ir it, ri'] 'eTan " Arstt,, eFae
the venom and then complete the
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
MOFFAT'S MEDICINES!
I.IGc pills and PhGmIx BItarrs,

or which new Invoices will be receScd IN store per
Clippers. Also,
OsgOOd's ChOIng"Eue.
TOwHscmd's $nrsOPnTIIIa,
BolSNm of Wild Cherry,
Sands SNrsHpHrIIII",
GuyHottS SRIHnpaItIIn.
JnymC'E Medicines.
Bulls SaTsHpnTIiIR.
Ayers Cherry PeCGOraJ,
Davis Paine Killer,
O1ygemnIrd Butcr>,
RhOHdes' Fever aud Agur are,
SVvRIm'S Pnmnca.
Mrs. KIddcr's Cordial.
hNVSs"0asis-E 3IGterS,--
Jones' American ChOlngoguc,
IICgrmNn, Clark ~ ( O.'s Cod Liver OH,
COrbCti's shaker SOr-"parIIIn,
Bakers Pain PHmncca,
Woods Hair Restorative,
HabeTshnm's Headache EIIAIr.
All Of which will be sod at Wholesale and Retail at
the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or
Pills, Ointments, Liniments, Flavoring Ex-
tracts, PiaSters, Ttuctures, Essences,
Essential Oils. oil kinds.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
DILL. 0ZAPKAY'S

Ofall diseases, tho great first cause
Strings from neglect Of Natures laws,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

FTNHIS simply the feren ejuce and ipi,lr u,-r ~
the Cali'"Th'A Crap. juiicicHsly u-,ls'cd With r-
ruvAn BARK Turkey HhuhArA Juniper hsrr'eS aud oth
remedial agents. skiiifuy conbtned, and In minute
and rxao' quantities a. T." constitute small, Ct li"crc"
path" dose 81 rAch remedy which shcn combined i"rin
an innocent. harmless yet active Tonr. Alternative A
y'eptr. t,urctic, Antifrbrle and ScdAtIe Beverage.
I'i-Nsant :" the taste.
Tho inventor calling the attention ~ H.. public
'Alt Caifornans I'll" An"u the excellence "f he Cab
ba GfAtr 10 these de-. NIIh frrnRS ~
prid- and ,,rii- tr rrrv,nR Tic ,Nr,,,rS.
our atiNe Rrae and confidence In Their T.i-,lial
thNri'd Tor t- pll"WnE disease. Dys'sIsa Ihde..ii"
l"'' "f Ari~tr-, HNh,uA Constipation. ArnItS SOU
>'"nNch Disease q: th- k'dney. travel b.otT, ~ IL!
Urinary OTgNn Rrn'icnt and Intermittent Prvrrs rN-t
and Agn- dolls. Nervousness W-aknes. Drhuy IHyn..S
- fh" sam "T dni II Pains in thu EonAc
~ l;"s'ls. Cole, HysenirTy. &c
TIE proprietor d'.. not md that his Moderated Ca
i"'n' WIN" and Brandy IL n ~"n'l"r or mr.
NN u MEDICAL Sci-n"" bu arl-Al' To- the
"fihe public. and he d"es not hesitate iha, J..
Lnou' 'r"i" eNr"r"nc". that the m- cine IN This, th"ng
mall IN quantity, will o1-n effect = Of
diseases enumerated when violent and pourrfuI
r"nrd,s have failed Ia .hrr object
tW- Th"'" drinking liquor sSrly in the morning or l..
"r" breakfast. H"uld mud IL" brandy J igh,.uy uI.
The nrr'"' and 'om"h. keeping the houri' regular a.
A"Ecn"rAl h"v"rasr I, pleasant to the ta'", slightly
Nltra,ihR perfectly harmless. and the weak aud
"'bl' \ feeling ~ hcAlih and strength.
H'.d Hi- 'eTf'h'Js o -IHlus,s mule ~ TA,"JG,lit
y E""' h"'yfi'd ""f N4n"FIct"ri"y 'h.mi".
ch-r'hy certify. that after minute aud careful An,
lyiical examination 81 me CA"rnia Wine and brandy
manufactured ny Dr. James g. FarqaF, order
tain its composition and quality. have. after various ~
l"Tmeni' arrived at the f"ouing result the Wine ia -
very agreeable aroma, and 81 C;rape Sugar
Volatile oil r. Tannr Acid -, Coi"rihg matter -
Alcohol 81. Water 13i0. H.iattrAIe Of Pta.,iA p:
Suphaie NJ P"tAsSA 0-EI, 9ait0.St. T. MAIL .
can he taken Nv the ua0sa tgcas& 81 either sen and
in moderaiinn BY Children.
q Sold hy all respectable Druggists and Grocers ii,
California aud Oregon.
Price 81 per Bottle, or sax BOIGIss IN .
BOX fer oS.
CArTl"S IN nv rrmIc.In purrha sing. always see that
Iae ''rle Of the signature Of James L. FaTquAr ~ D.
Is pasted around the meek Of each bottle.
Crowtll Crane, Park White, and RedinR;on 4 Co ,
Wholesale Agents. ItI6,ul
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
TRADE.

WE world respectfully call III" attention ri pr'RR''
w PHYSICIANS, Dentists Brewers. SohA.WAter MdhUfHc-
rcrs Painters and Others. to perfect arrangement
t,r the transartion Of the IMPORTING
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

Re mark0 bic Cure OF cOnsum pt iOnI
The amoat miraculous that has been Effected in my
prompts Impart to those OF my fellow creatures
who may be suffering from like ActlOn the source OF re-.
lief with short description Of my case. Several years
ego, health began TO fan was attacked by general
weakness and debility, which reduced ME TO the mere
shadow Of my former self A. that stage sought medical
assistance and expended large amounts but Without the
least beneficial result. That fell destroyer Consumption
had already seized upon my vltas. was daily drawing
closer to the tomb physicians held out hope Of re-
coveTy my strength had wasted and In Q state Of
almost utter prosFaon. informed by my physicians
that they could do nothing for except to my
path 70 the grave, when most fortunately applied Dr.
L. J. GIapkay. and am . we'll and perfectly sound
man, II S dldcut for me to express the emotions Of deep.
est gratitude experience when Feallsng the mmeasur.
and feel reoced that 10 ct least In my power tender
this feeble recognition Of his great skill and capacity To
the acted would say do not despair for whatever may
he the nature your case confident that you will
md relief BY applying TO DF. l.. J. Cxapkay.
There balm In Gllead, and there physician there"
H.: 81 HENRY WRESTLING.
Subscribed and before me- this 18th day Of DC.
tcbeI A. D. 1882 City and County Of San Francisco in
tL.s.l RJ. THIBAULT, Notary Public.
The undersigned 10 personally acquainted with Henry
Wessng and knows that the related in the
foregoing certificate true. He saw Henry WessIng
during his Illness, and bears willing testimony the fact
ofhis remarkable cure BY DR.. L.. J. Csapkay
Subscribed and TO before me, this nth day OF O
iobcr DlsS9. City and County Of Ssu Francisco, iu
the State NJ California.
H. 81 FL. THlDACLr, Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
The following LetIer

Which crirhacaly saks frT i's'lf written hv ~
D"ah NJ The Faculty o the Philadelphia Cocr" ~ Met
c'ne =" H." editors II the Pacific MEDICAL and surg cal
Journal, San Francisco. for rnhlrAion
PnILAnILrIlii jan. Eth So
To the Editors ~ the Pacific Mdral ai Sr:iral Journal
GENIIKAEX My attention has kses called aTl.r
in the December number 81 your Journal gard To thu
at ~"ni|m hrgrc- granted nv the Philadelphia College -
Medicine to DR. L.. CEapkai When the apple alton Ter
the degree INSIDE to the Faculty hy
ahlavts and testimonials Ia til" 'n.rt that Ir CLtpk ~
was regular graduate y ~ TIA" University ~ P-.h
had served Surgeon Ia the rhgAI army. aud
regular practitioner Of medicine. I'm The strength Of
these the degree granted Tic nd TnHJ'm "gr-c.
its implies is conferred graduates only aud gives
privilege Had there been N" slightest Suspicion
ofirr"rulariiy. H." Application would have rrn refused
~ inserting this in your Journal Won will do act Of
justice :" the COLLEGE. and confer a favor
Yours. very respectfully, II EASD,
Dean 81 The Faculty Of the PTadcII'hA Coll 60 Of Mri
cine.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
Remarkable Instnncr Of M,dicoIRcli.r.

Remarkable InatRnCr Of Medic al Relief.
Below publish the certificates Of three Of the M
from III" ang. ~ disease, who having r.'ovor Il 'hr
former health, and imi"llcd by Rratitnd", make kn"Wn
their and reInedIal agent and their statements
authenticated by Notary Pablo. Til" d, nand> II so"I.
ETY. iinP-rinnsly command their publicity ani run.
mend their prrusal to the attention Of all afflicted
TIIANkFC LNESS u THE INCENTIVE To GRATITUDE
'IKIIIrArg.
The undersigned DESTROYS arqualn'ing those who r1,y
he unfortunate enough To be similarly afflicted" where
permanent relief Of their suGcringS may he obtained
II his duty Ia thu, publicly empress his mOrt graf.
ude To DR. L. j. CEnpkAy for the permanent recovery ii
his health. Born" down by the distressing symptoms III.
cd"nt to the vicious practices NJ uncomfortable passion
youth: depressed in body and mind unail. To perform
even she most trning duty imposed the daily aVoca
ons 81 life, sought ,hr advice Of many rly>iran', VII"
At hrs regarded my disease of rnirg imp"rianc,
AlHs after few weeks, and in several instances months
Of their treatment found to my unuttcrahc horror
instead NJ relief the symptoms became more alarming in
their torture; and, h. mg told by ia my disease
bring principally coniE"d I" the brain medicines wonl
he NJ little con sequence dcsparc 81 ever r"gainng nv
health, strength and energy; and last resort AMI
with hut faint h" called upon DR. CLnpkay. who. az
Ter examining my case. prescribed somr medicine which
almost instantly relieved NJ the dun main anI diyzc..
in my head. Encouraged by thsrcsul resolved place
myself Immediately under his care, and hy strict o,edi.
To all his directions aud advice. my head anne
clear IDEAS collected the constant pain In my back
and RrninS the weakness Of limbs the reaction
Of my whole body the slightest alarm excitement
the niSanthropy and evil ebinEs; the seldstrust and
want OF confidence In others the ineapabty study and
want OF resolution the rRh!iul, exciting, and at tim,
plcAGuFabe dreams at night followed by involuntary Dis
charges have all Disappeared and in fact two months
after having consulted the Doctor felt ~ N inspired by
nev life-thA,life which, hu. short time ago,
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling into
the snares Of incompetent quacks deem il my duty
Offer this testimony to the merit and skill OF Dr. CEapkA
and recommend him 10 all who may stand in need Of
medical advice, being assured BY my experience
that once under his care, radical and cure
will be effected. BE-. FILLMORE
State OF California county ofsan Franci.co-subscrilrd
and sworn 70 before this 18th day Of AprA n ISj6
(Signed) joins MIDDLETON, Us
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

oTTTcE-CIay street. Plaza Hotel, two doors Abo,- tho
Plaza. =. Gti
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

goI lbs E>trart IidInrirr, ApO Ih' Bin- NiIr,ul,
.an Ill.,, im.i Gum Arabic, {I1 lbs sal EPSON,
INi ihs Turkey Opium, GH" It's Alum,
lip li.- I"dnIo PniH--Ih. lWm lbs sulphur,
J,n ~ Sninha;r uuiIIinc, ~'1 Ihs 1npt"ca.
l01 ~ StTyrlunnc, II" It's SUPER Ihih S"hA,
10 ~ Sulphatc Morphine, 100 H.. Alex SIENNA,
Ioo oz Nitrate silver pure 9W' lbs Sulphatr rma-h.
l,. LIZ IuIde MeIcaiSl- ~ lbs Carhon Am,in",,ia,
IL, liz. CaoIn,l, kegs Jamaica Ting'r.
fn lbs Hue pills, l!n lhs. Cream Tartar, pure,
- H., Chlorofnrm. SOn Ms FlAxsrcd, ground,
S,n lis Tnrtar. Acid, 9HI lbs. PlaxSccl,
lls In. Citric Nrih. 2n lbs Balsam Copaiha,
.,r lb. Shirts Nurc, i13 lbs Gum CamIh"T,
~. III. Aqua Ammonia, ~ lbs Gum Asntriidt.
I,n In. suiuhuric Ether, 10 lbt Gum Srnnlinnny,
l.'1 hs Nitric Acid. t'amc"ge, MaHiir, Myth,
H. IAN ill.,, SulrlurIc Acid, TrAgncanih and GuAIIc,
Oh BergAmnt. pure, sugar l~hh
OH Lemon, pure. SeIdliiE Powders etc, etc.
OIL Wintrrgreen, pure,
FOR SALE At PRICES MtCII LOWER THAN USUAL.
r. II. MCDONALD Il CO,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

sols Agents for the Pacific Coast,
molly u! Washington street, San Francisco, Cal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-19
white Men, Pear I'm Mind.

That Judge Brinkerh OFF has decided that a
negro, less than half black, is white man and
entitled to the right Of suffrage .-Richlana
Democrat
Judge BrinkegAof decided that decisions
made 25 or 30 years ago and confirmed by re-
peated decisions from that time to the present
liked tho lRw in this State and that there was
no chSaga in, the letter of the Constitution
which, affected the right of suffrage -Sandus-
kgl Register.
\ The ZAnesyille Courier has the hardihood
ITO deny that Bfinkerhoff ever made the "decis.
ion" at all The Sandusky Register SAYS he
decided" that decisions" made under the old
Constitution "6xed the law in this State, and
that there was no change in the letter of the
Constitution which affected the right of suf
frage." This is contemplate quibbling-and
somethi ng worse. There ,oas change made
in the letter of the Constitution Ia very
plain ehange-''which affected the right Of
suffrs ge" The letter of the old Constitution
was that all white male inha6itants' should
be citizens Of 0hio the letter of Il new
Con stitution is that 'iohite male citizens Of
the United, States" may be citizens of Ohio
If this is not change in the letter of the
Constitution which affected the right of suf
ffage," we should like the Register to tell us
Nghat it is, and what right it was intended tc
hffect-StatesmdR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-19
Is ita Lief

The Empire says Mr.. Potter ordered "a me-
gro porter to put portion of the Middletown
delegation off his train" This is one of the
hes we suppose which the Empire boasted
"some gentleman would swear to.-JournaL
Is it "Re = Mr.. WM You've, of this city,
a Republican, we are informed, in politics,
made the statement to US, in the presence Of
over twenty witnesses, number of whom
were Republicans And we will add, that
while he was making the statement, the port
err approached, and Mr.. YoUNG remarked
'there comes the nigger now 1t must be
very pleasant, indeed, for Mr.. YoUNG, ta see
his statement denounced and himsele branded
as a liar, by his own party orgaa The editor
of the Journal should replembeR that every
blow he strikes at the EsGsfEE in regard to the
Middletown affair, but recoils upon its own
political friends, Settle it among yourselves
gentlemen
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-19
Hard Run.

We nre informed that Mr.. BAUER, the edi-
tor of the Pioneer, in his speech at the Repub-
liean meeting last night at KEnMEIRs revived
the chargeth that Mr. VALLASDIGHAN was mem
ber Of tho so-called Know Nothing order in
1854, and we believe produced what he called
an original certificate to prove what he said
The Journal hns for some time been harp
ing on the fact that we are strangers" here,
and hence should have no influence If zoe
are strangers, and, in consequence, not to
be believed, how much stronger will the same
argument apply against Mr. BAUER, who has
resided in Dayton but about as many weeks as
we have months7 Those "who live in glass
houses should throw no stones"
AS for the charge made by Mr. BAUER last
night against Mr. VALLANDIGHAN, we will
simply state that the whole matter was dis
cussed in 1864 and 1856, and if Mr.. BAUER,
will but take the trouble to investigate the
matter he viii find out that he done Mr. VAL
LANDIGHAM injustice in his speech last night
In this connection il may not be out of place
to refer to the charge made in the Pioneer Of
last week, that The Democratic candidate for
the highest eQzatg office, Mr.. AYREs has been
a Know Nothing, too, as he acknowledges him
self" IN this, too, Mr.. BAUER is in error, as
he has, doubtless, learned ere this,
| Why is it that these charges appear in the
Pioneers If they were not paPably false
would not the Journal publish themf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-19
lfOf tne Emplre.I
Meeting at CentreVIIle.

CENTREyILLE, Sept l7'h, 1860
Eds. Empire:-The largest meeting of the
"Giant Democratic Club of Washington
township which has been held during the cam
paign, was held here on last Saturday evening.
"0ld Tammany" was crowded with persons
eager to hear the truth, among whom were
several Republicans who gave earnest heed
to the word spoken"
Hon. Geo. W. Houk of your city was here,
and for the space of one hour and quarter,
held his audience completely spell bound by
his great eloquence, and powerful reasoning.
The subject of Mr.. Houk speech on this oc-
casion was "The doctrine of Popular Sover-
eighty, as principle of selfgovernment"
Mr. H. commenced his speech by saying that
the doctrine of Popular Sovereignty is nonew
doctrine, but has had an existence ever since
mankind first condeived the idea Of selfgov-
ernment He also clearly showed that all low
ers of liberty, in all ages of the worlds histo-
ry have been actuated by this principle. But
coming down TO the history of our own nation.
and the establishment of the government un.
der which we now live, Mr.. H. clearly Showed
that the doctrine for which the Democratic
party with Stephen A. Douglas at its head,
are now contending, viz: the doctrine of Pop
ular Sovereignty, or in other words. the right
of sefEgOvernment, was the chief cornerstone
upon which the noble structure of this govern
ment was built, and the vital principle by
which it is sustained and even exists to-day.
Destroy this vital principle said Mr. H. and
you have forfeited the great principle for
which our fathers fought the battles of the Rev.
olution and have taken long step backward
toward the iron despotisms of the old world.
Our fathers, said Mr. II. fought the battles of
the'ReyOlutiOn to establish n great nrincinle