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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

The Pioneer Stage Co. coaches leave this
city for Genoa and Carson City, on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at s o'clock, A. NJ.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
-" Showed BY one saiiric
No city wanted II 30 much"

The character 1t the Inhabitants. il NAV say so
wih"nt ,f"r &C. partAkeS much Of the sphere of
~, place. There is ltle of the great 60 aheadtivc-
alan. bAngntiveness # the American spirit them.
The societies maintain life neither vigorous nor
active, Even the Masonic Order-fnrgive an unin.
itate-l am Informed is not hs active and progress
rve a. socirtcs II that on cent and most honorable
order generally are.
How bright shines in CONF arson. our own active
and cnterrrsing city, for, with the Gv"r n the cii-
zenS, clam my self within the limits Of Placer.
vile. Her citizens, how public spirited and liberia
forward in all good words and works. How well
and faithfully they perform their dniirs-h"w earn
e.. in all things: In 'nary ways Pacervi!'e has
mrch light; in all ways stockton requires IL
FAiR FLAT, Feb -, 1852.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

BALL AT 81 DORADo.-T. s. Dorsey will
give bell ct the Nevada House, Fl Dorado,
on THURSDAY evening next
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

The Democracy of Diamond Springs have
elected DR.. Hamm, Joe. Deadly and j. Riley
as their delegates to the County Convention.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
Will You Attend :

The State Convention which will assemble
in Sacramento on the 29th inst. will have con-
fided to its discretion the decision Of some
most important questions. 1t should be conf
posed Of the best men Of the party which it is
intended to represent. No factionist, no dem.
agogue, no doubtful Democrat, should gain
admission to its deliberations. None should
be intrustcd with the credentials Of a delegate
to it, except those who have been tried and
proven in the conflicts Of the past to he wor-
thy Of all confidence. It has been we'll said.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

MArried..-At Frenchtown, on the 18th inst, by
Alex. Irvine, p, Mr. A. J. WART 10 Misc ELI1ABETa
WATERS, all Of FTenehtoWn.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

From September 1858, to December 1859,
upward Of 100000 land patents were issusd
from the General Land Once
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

PoLIrIcAL USBELIEvERS.- Dix, a
clear thinker, in his capital speech at the Tam
many celebration, after rcmaIking that the
Constitution was the wisest form Of govern
men, ever devised by man, thus described the
ii>be'ievcrS in this opinion
I've have class among us. not numerous,
hut active and restless, tdc victims Il morbid
idinsynctacicS. who ihink differently, who do
not believe in it, ard who, in thcir di>bv!i' f.
assume 70 I've Inrcr than Washington. wiser
than Franklin, moro >nGacious than Madison
ard Hamilton. aud mole patriotic than the
Alamse>, the Mo'ri>,s. the Eando'phs, the
Masc's, the Pikncys ard the other g. cat men
who, in the f drrai Converton, consulted and
laborcd together, and surrendered up great 10
terestS for the common good
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
PUBLIC NOTICE.

THE subscriber intends presenting = claim Of One
Hundred Dollars to the Board Of State Examiners,
for publishing, in the PGcsrVtlS Am0tOGR the proc
amaton Of Governor johnson, in 1885, relative 70 the
proposed amsdmants 70 the Constitution.
RICHARD COLE.
rhcey-ille, Feb IS, lssO-S-3t
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
DIAMONDS,
O . L DIV TIC Fl z 8
JEWELRY & SILVERWARE,
FOR SALE EY
BARRETT AND SHERWOOD,

ARTICLES w COLD C. insisting - iad'~s' ard eer's.
mems at hes 81 al h.sr pt"ns CkAi.lahe b. kr,;
tiat' nr4 SEA tht.r. >i-rt. iu,ions Bno,hs HACs.
- E-r i+-.r. P-,it ace LocAe is Rnc.sEursCA,
A'-S - q Il N-s S"A!s k''s ~. tasses tta
r 49, T.U'I-'. CAr~ -AJa. Armies ssb HtJ tVs.
rvn .: r~S md bea-tIiui "a Coral NotG tAut o. Jet
Won AT N.hA
ARTICLES ~ SILVER Cons sirG ~ Nap1fn Rines
NJ y. I'rA NH >"". ~ CAs'e sA;cel'Ars Spoons
F".s = scoops. ' -. Des-r' Bu''er. Htut, Pc Aii
tAke kg'V's P;i-rs 81 G'i'.s Tea Ss;;s car rl-',
CAKE Bsskra CAstors Tu't.r Ds-I satri, [, ce. Ut,
LGu'r StNnds 1iANs Caro- BsIk,uA
bArnoiis S'' Il eVery s''e - ,tLArtr 'vsl
County niisrS soit Nv eIpr Att..ri-l vrh
pufetss,y Ard d,iact 49, "a; .:ae.,L n a.. cA.,s
guA'Arterd.
Watch repairing nds our particular ard p.ou u
attention les s.,
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Sharif,s Sale.


DY virtue Of order Of sale issued out Of the Clerks
I'D Once Of the Hon. District Court OF the th Judicial
District In and for Il Dorado county. Judgment
dered the lAth day Of February A. 1884, in favor OF
N. g. Julian and against Augustine Lee for the Of
Eight Hundred aud Thrtyone 26 100 dollars with interest
thereon at the rate Of ~ per per month from the
said 18th day Of February A. D. 1884, together with the
Of thirty 6OO dollars, costs Of suit and AeeTuing
costs have levied upon and will expose to Public Sale
ct the Court House door, in the City Of PlAcetvie,
On the l0th day OF March, A. D. 1eSos
Of the said Augustine T. Lee Of In and tbs following
described mOrtgaged properly to Wit: All that piece
parcel lying and being situated In Cosgmnes TOvn
chip County Of n DoFodO and State Of California, and
Known Psrry's Upper Ranch" being west Of and i'm
medAtely adjoining the village Of Brownsville contain
ing per record hundred and sixty ceres lees
and recorded the Recorder 0Sce Of Dorado county
- prescription, some time in the month OF June. A. D.
1885, said defendant and alec recorded In the Aforesaid
once the Esd OF Nov, 1857. as deed from T. H. and
Ellen NJ. Perry to Augustine I. Lee.
eherIHb Once, PlAcOgviIe, Feb. 18th, A. D. 1850.
W.. J. BURWELL,
bO.ta aAerM Of Il Dorado Co., Cal.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
For the Democrat.

ME~Rs ERRORS: This present communicative
ought t. have sent YOU last week ought. II had
any idea If PuRetaalttrr- EAF nv negligence would
offer an excuse but when such excuse would he in
no manner satisfactory I" you and IN wise credit.
able TO me- refrain from 1t and proceed at once with
my letter.
From Camanche Cnmp, in CAlareras county, In
Stockton, i, ia about thirty miles. The foot bills Of
eur great mountain ranges have disappeared THE
land this is rich and fertile we'll situated for
and adapted to all the purposes If agriculture. -
There are many fine farms in these valleys hut moth.
ing in comparison to what there might be- The
banks and the Plnins lying between the M"quclmne.
the CAlaveras and san Joaquin rivers, invite the at
teution and offer many inducements to the ndu>tri
If thousands upon thnusAnts 81 comfortable and
iforna, liz the great rich claims Of our State claims
when fairly worked. will never refuse to ray. where
you cannot miss the lead, And which viii never
"petcr out
Stockton do not like. For lcriod If three DAYS
! scarcely the sun for ene hour at a time. 1t
the city, not the sun shrnuded in dense fig.
The atmosphere was cold, damp and dsngreeabe.
Brandy could not disSipAie its influences. Its rhcu.
matte breath pursued one to ones bed chamber =
And the sireetS-such horrible streets mud, mud
nothing but mud could be seen. And then the 10" n
itself IL crooked aud spread out, patched up here
and there bI; On this side II SlOuSh and q sma
portion on that. n brtkpn foot. path IN one ride
Of = street and none at all or the other. In fine
Stockton 10 n slip Shod sldtterny city. WiAe phi.
losnpher and STATESMAN was he Tho selected II a.
the location tor the Insane ASYLUM. lie
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
MINERS, ATTENTION.!

SFtclMINs ~ Cold bearing Quarts ~" houEt ~ uS
81 The hEh'si raies iNfg- pF"ri1r . g.1-h
he Intrinsic value for Quartz sutAhs N- rAr.'a 'trR
Int" Jrvtlfy HAERHTT 4 SHLRMUOp
ieoS SIN lAc Non,R.nety st 81, PY.b,,s,r
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

"An honest soul 10 like \ ship At SeA.
That sleeps at anchor when the ocean . calm
But when she RACES, and the wind blo~s hig
He cuts his WaV with Ekill and majesty"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
" JUST RECEIVED "a
THE undsugn-i are nov opening their uoct cfp,n
l and Winter goods. which consists part as iollous
large Assortment Of
Overcoats and Raglans;
BLACK CasSmsr frock coats. black and fancy eahmsr
pAntS elk aud cashmere black and fancy velvet
vssS BLANKETS OF all cOlcrs. Latest style Of Cashmere
IIAIS
Corduroy Suits.
White and grey Wooen shirts and Asers; PAnel
shirts s.lk trS and crsvats. Ale" fan and complete
assortment Of DAVIS JOINTS PATENT SHIRTS
sPlendid assortment OF
HOOtW and AhOeS of every style.
The above aock consists Of the choc sslee
ted g"ndS ever brought to The market.
We respectfully invite the public to call and examne
our goods and prices before purchatinE elsewhere.
Gold Dust aud County Orders BOughtI
BAMBERGER eILBERMAN.
Pacervine, Oct Is Isjs-3l.u
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-22

Tvs WONDERS OF THE MIcsUscoPB.-We
understand it is through the agency OF this
marvel viewing instrument that DR.. aver
has at lenght succeeded in finding the PAL
LrpAL MIAsM and determining its character.
or its effects we in this section have album
d,pt evidence 10 the FBvsR AND AoUR which
it slone produces when absorbed through the
lungs into the blood 1t has long been held
70 be vspor or something in tbs vapor OF
water from deeayed and decaying Vegetation.
Cnder a great maguifyiug power, the Doctor
las found this vapor to contain distinct Or
ganisns or living bodice, corresponding pre-
cissly with these found 10 the blood OF ASue
subjects. They are 1900 times less than
visible to the naked eye, but have distinct
character and form .---Hs thinks they are re-
productive in dscaying matter or in the booc
aud hence their long coitiu usi life " tue re-
uots effects Of them IL :hs sys!sln. lie malt
tains that they ressmbIs In character th0
otter Preventative poiaons, or such a. ,a' W
rus Of rabies or Of dead body, ~, klt OF
which are known to reproduce tLsrnss.ve.
With great rapi1ity like yeasi 10 miostened
eosr, - tina: the sligL=,t quan:i;y iWpTeS-
ustes the whole mass. Yeast, through pow
srful tpasrifsr is seen to be forrest OF veg
ita,ion which grows blossoms, AID goes to
seed iu q short time. Misstn 10 net 80 dis
sinctly vegetable, bu: has more the appear
spce OF aui,nsl life. although its motions cnn-
no: be parlec;!y dis.inXuished.-What the
Doctor claim. to have settled is that i! is at
organic substance and be has further found
snd embodied in his "Ague Cure" what viii
destroy it, Leader, s. Louis, 30.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-22

-
REMEMBER, Strumod, or Scrofalous,
affections are the curse, the blight, Of man
kind. They are vile and filthy, as well as
fatal Thsy:ariso from impurity and con-
tampation Of the blood, and are to be seen
all around I'd, everywhere. Thousands dali
" consigned to the grave from the direful
effect Of this disease. Blu. why trifle any
longer, when the remedy Is at hand! DIR.
LINDSEY'S BLOOD SEARCHER-the on
ly eHectual preparation now before the peo-
pie, that does its work mildly and safely
1t does not close the issue specifically
while
Foul eorrubtion mining all within
Infscts unseen"
But Purges the Entire System OF all impure
Matter, lnrigorates the Body, and leaves the
Afflicted in the Enjoymen. Of Good Health.
To convince the skeptical fits healthy effects,
try but one bottle, and be convinced Sold
by all the Druggists in this place, and deal
ers through the country.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-22

How TagY 1'HBAT TAGsAxTs IN KEW
TrckY.-VLe Cincinnsti Commercial relates
tie following incident which occurred a.
Coving.on. Ky.
At The Circuit Court, on Saturday. another
vb.eman, named James Moore, was placed
Oh trial for vsgrancy. and jury finding him
guilty, be was sentenced to be sold at pub
lie auction ipto involuntary servi.ule for six
mont BIS.
The potato crop Of Maine 10 now coming
freely to market at the East, and is said to
be immense and healthy. Coed early varie-
ties sell as low as 36 cents per bushsl.
The ancient town Of Cologne proposes to
give as prize to the best shot, in the forth
coming rifle match within its walls. "a cas-
tie on the Rhine '-modern. but handsome.
The match is IN be open to all nations Of
Germsnic origin, Including the British.
Seth Bartlett, Coventry, Vermont. has four
sons who are lawyers. The Irasburgh STAN
dard says: "Four lawyers out of five sons
We venture to say there is not another family
10 Vermont that presents such depiorable
example Of wholesale depravity."
4 company has been formed in Washing
ten for manufacturing wine. with a capital
of 800 600 The Hon. Amos Kendall il
the principsl stakeholder The company
eon.euplates using the wild grape.
The Governor OF South Carolina recon-
mends the immediate organization and arm
ing the military of that State, and the accept
Ancs of the services OF ten thousand voIun-
:eers. He sounds the note of war loudly
Is he or bis State more agerieYed than Mary
land. Virginia, Kentucky. or Tennessee, by
the election Of Lincoln? Is he or bis State
any more patriotic or brave than the other
Southern States We have named. Ought his
State involve the States we have mentioned
in civil war. without their consent or appro-
baton?
The Boston Herald says that distinguish
Sd foreigner who is stopping at one of tn,
best hotels. in the city OF notions, found some
Indian corn on the table one day at dinner
dish to which he was unaecustsmed.- Fol-
lowing examples set around him, be ate of
the corn, and liking it very much he passed
the cob 70 the waiter, aud asked TO have some
more corn put on. The waiter was waggish
and be took the cob and returned fresh ear
so the traveller knep he had done just right.
SLAVE IscREAsE.-The new census will
probably show the number of slaves IN the
United States to be over 100000. This is
on the computation that the rate OF increase
will not be less than it was from 1910 to 49,
80. The addition to the numbers within
that period was 1886, the rate Of increase
nearly twenty nine per cent. AT this rate oil
increase, which is not likely to be less compu-
tatops have been made Of the future numbers
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-22
EHERIRR.& SALE.

DY virtue of five writs CT Fieri Facias issued
ID out of the Circuit Court for Alegany coun-
ty and to me directed, one ut the suit of Handy
& Bransemer, one at the suit of McCay Broth
ers It Co., one at the suit Of William Budges,
one at the suit of Robinson L Ford, and one at
the suit of Collins, Heath It Hutchinson, also,
by virtue of two writs Of Fieri Facas issued by
Andrew Gender, Esq, Justice of the Peace
in and for Allegany county and to me directed
one at the suit of NumsOn, Thomas Co., and
one ut the suit of Keen 4 llagcrty, all against
the goods and ehattes, lands and tenements of
Charles II. Hamill, have seized and taken in
execution all the right, title and iut--est at law
and in equity Of Charles ii. Hamill III and to
the following property, to wit:
All that lot or parcel Of land adjoining the
town OF Frostburg, in Alegany county, Nd,
lying at the end of South stccet in said town,
beginning for said lot or parcel of land ut Il
point South forty eight and haltdegrces, West
sixteen feet from the Southeast corner Of Fran
sis Hammers lot, thence South forty eight and
n half degrees, West one hundred and thirty
feet, North forty-one and half degrees, West
one hundred and 'nincty-sx and half fleet,
North forty-eight and half degrees, East one
hundred and thirty feet to Hammers Alley,
then by straight line to the beginning, to-
gether with all and singular the buildings and
improvements, &c, &c, reserying however all
the mineral Coal lying underneath this lot of
land.
The improvements consist Of "A .arge, land
some double
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-22
ErupilOns, Salt Rheum, ErySipe

lis ~" spners'ly admitted that all erup-
i've lis4ss.s depend upon some internal or
constitutional cause, ..I TIA: t. VS. Washes
or uiutmeuts fer them ID ,gre way - iujure
the system, AID only TO drive IN. Mt to cure
the disease But UUMP4EkT' SPECIFIC EIo-
XEoPHATIc SALT RHAuA Pills are y true
specific for all such diseases. They cure
Salt Rbsuu, Rarber's Itch, Erysipelys, PIN
pies ~ tie Eses. Ringw0rin, snd Nettle Rash
by curing the ssuae upon which they depend
and bs restoring the SIX in to tie state ofheath
and purity Thus, 10. only is tie disease
cured, but tie .of,ues,. and beauty Of the
complexion restored.
N B.--A full set Of Hlmpireys' Homo
patiie Specifies, with Book of Directions, and
weuty Rsmsliss, IL large ,hrce-dracm vials,
and morocco case, IS; do. in plain case
"a; case Of fifteen boxes and book, 81.
The Relnelirs, by the single box or full
case, sent to any address, by mail or express,
free Of charge. or receipt Of the price. Adj
drsss Da. F. HUMPHREYS & CO..
No. 562 Broadway, New York.
Sold by ]. b. Il. Campbell Cumberland, Nd.
Nov. s, 1850.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-22
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.

This remedy has long been cherished by
the community for its remarkable efficacy in
relieving, healing and curing the most OBJ
stinate, painful ard long standing cases Of
Cough Cold, Influenza, Sore Throat, Bronchit-
is, Whoopiny Cough, Group asthma, hyianl-
alton, OF the Lungs; while even Consumption
itself has yielded to its magic influence when
all other means have failed. Its whole his
tory proves that the past has produced no
remedy of equal value as cure for the nu-
merors and dangerous pulmonary affections
which prevail all over the land.
From Hon. John E. Smith.
A Distinguished Lawyer in Maryland.
WEsTMISIsTKR, ND, Aug "a, 1860.
Messrs SETH W FowLE & Co., Boston, Mass
Gents;--I have on several OCCASIONS used
DR.. WIsrAR's BALsaM OF WILD CHERRY for
sever colds, aud always with decided benefit.
know OF no preparation that is more eliica-
cious or more deserving Of general Use.
Yours, sa, Jno. E. Smith.
The Batam has also been used with excel
snt effect by ]. B. ELLIOTT, Esq. Merchant,
Halls Cross Roads, Md.
From Jonathan Hover, Esq
4 arsH knoteH aud highly respectable gentle
man.
CLEAR SrEISG. Washington Co.. MD,
Sept. IL, 1860.
Messrs S. W fowLR & Co.
Gentleman is to certify that during
the last fifteen or twenty years have been
afflicted with sersre Gifiietioa Of the lungs
and that after trying Macy remedies to little
or no purpose | was induced to purchase Of
your agent in this place. Mr. A. j. Kersh-
ner, bottle Of Dr.. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY, which has proved to be all it
has been recommended hope all who are
afflicted in similar manner will try the viz
tue Of this great medicine.
Jonathan Hover.
CAUTION 10 Purchasers. The only genuine
Wistar's Balsdm has tie pritteD Signature Of
a. BETTE" aud the printed one Of the Pro-
pretors on the outer wrapper: all others is
vile dnd worthless
Prepared by SETH ". FOWLE & Co,
and for sale by
J b. II. CAMPBELL and HEALEY &
SHRIVER, Cumberland; HENRY c. STEW.
ART. Frostbu,g; HENRY WILSON, Western
port; JOHN S. HEDDING, Hancock; WAL
TER MOORE Piedmont; Va, and by drug
gis,s and dealers in medineiue everywhere.
GOV 81 l3e0--4w
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-22
A Proclamation
By the GOVERNOR Of Maryland
MARYLAND, IS.
To the pe0nIG Ct the state.

az 4 S<' +'''S 49,
To the PEOPLE 81 tie state.
Pence, prosperity and blessings without,
nusybcr, to tn" State, have crowned the year
now drawing TO its close.
while il other lands, Pestilence, or Scarcity
have spread misery or want; and VAR even
Tor Right and Liberty, has dcsoa,ed homes
for Us, the Earth, with uEaccust0msd energy,
has poured forth her Abundance: Commerce
and industry have revived: Health and Pros
pcrity have dwelt among us.
1t is the bUunden duty, of n Christian Peo-
pie, to acknowledge these blessings by some
public Act Of Gratitude.
1t is very right, that, in Christian Stale,
some Day should be desiguatcd, to that end, BY
the Civil Authority.
IL CONFORMITY, therefor, wite the usage.
established BY ny Predecessors in Office, sane
toned by the acquisceence and approval Of tn .
People, I, THOMAS HOLIDAY HICKS. Coz
enor ot Nury!1nd, do, by this my Proclamation,
designate and appoint IHLESHA J, the 2gth
Day af NOVEMBER, instant, to be observed,
drought this State, asa Hohd"y NJ Ihnnk'-
yiriny Grd PFGysr.
cordially invite all the good People Of
this State thea u lay nsi lie their customary bus
iness, and worldly vocstiOns; and unite, in
their respective places, of Worship, or mt their
HOMES, On that day, with the People Of other
States in public and private Acts ofDevOtlOn and
Gratitudo to ALMIGHTY GOD.
invite them also, in Offering to Him thank
giving for fayors past and present, that they
earnestly .implors His protection and blessin
for time TO come:
That he will continue 20 us the fruits OF the
Earth and make sure the reward of Labor:
That lie will grant US Hsalth, Prosperity and
Pea;e;
That Disscntion and Strife may depart from
among us; that Concord and Love OF Country
may prevail:
That those in Authority may have His gui.
dance; 20 disposing the hearts ofthc people, and
! ordering tho State that :he happiness and peace
the power and abundance, with all tho Gnnum-
bcred blessings. which, through th.s Union
the COB Of our father gave to them, and TO us
may suffer no diminulion, through our fol!t,'
or our crimes. but, saieguarded through III;
mercy and multiplied by His fayo-, descend to
our chi!drens children.
| 1aF1Fss Given under my hand and the
| tjEesNiREAT SEAL OF MARYLAND, here
unto affixed, AT the Executive Cham
Der, in the City Of Annapolis, this seventh day
! Of November, in the year Of Our lord, one
| thousand eight hundred and sixty. aud Of the
| Union and Independence OF the Cnitcd states
tho eighty fifth.
THOHAs II. EICKs, Governor.
| By the Governor:
| JAMES K. PARTRIDGE,
| Nov l5-3s Secretary 0. State.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-22
Wonderful Effects.

Ltmuel Bons.l. Of pittshurg. for tvo years
useless to himself and society-a martyr to
Chills and Feyer-cured in less than weeks,
and improved in hours.
Mary r. Belknap, Snndusky, Ohio, after al
most losing her reason as we'll as strength by
Intermittent Fever, with Chills, restored to
health in 20 hOurs.
Adolphe Monbro, oc France, relieved in one
hour, while travelling in the cars Of the Font
Wayne and Chicago Railroad. He was appa-
rently dying with chills.
Ellen r. Henson, LockPort, New York, res
cued after years suffering. perfect cure.
Thousands Of other cases Preyentei and cured
every month, and not single complaint Of tho
efficiency Of the inPcctiHe, or Pern1r FsreT
Charm.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-22

YouSa Mrs's CHRISTIAN Ass1cIArIos.--
The regular monthly meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held, this
Thursday evening at their Hall Pioneer
Engine House, at 7 o'clock. Every member
IL earnestly solicited to be In a.tendancesas
business of Importance will be brought before
the Association.