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9(rO advertisements.
Recruits Wanted.

I'D ECRUITS are wanted for the purpose Of lll
IL ing mp Capt 0GDEN'S Company, noG in
Camp Crossmun, under command Of Col. WN. q.
MURRAY. Young men desiring to enlist cannot
find better officers under whom to serve.
Application ST. oud be made at once to Lieu I.
r, J. WALLACE, at this place. Oct 2, '6l
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i o ii N o ID f L l.,
UPHOLSTER AND CARRIAGE TRIM.
MER,
Located at 4. H. .Maw's MIS-, one mile Eas
Of C2earfea borough,

Respectfully informs the citizens Of Clearfeld
md adjoining counties, that he is at all times
prepared to manufacture, at the shortest notice,
Hair, Husk, and Straw Mattresses of all
kinds and sizes, one of WHICH is Folding Mat
tress, suitable for CABINS on RATS. which
can be folded in small compass, and cmptied and
rehlled at pleasure; and very cheap. lie also
trims Carriages, makes repairs to all kinds Of
Carriage Trimming and Upholstery, and makes
Cords for Masons Tracing Lines, Of any thick
uess or length.
E4s- Country Produce, Corn Husks, or Cash
taken in Exchange for work,
GS~Ai orders loft with any Of the Merchats
Ciearheld borough will bi promptly attended
TO. dec26
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Car Time at Tyrone.
RAINS LEAvING EASTWARD.

The GUNNER arrangement Of the Pennsylvania
rsrsad, on and after the 10th of June, will be as
follows:
rRAlNs LRAvING EASTWARD.
East Line 9.l7 p. m,
Nail Train ll.5a a. IN.
TRAINS LEAVING WESTWARD.
gx,rss Passenger $40 n. m.
Mail Train LAO p. N.
The Express East, and Fas, Line West, do
not stop at Tyrone.
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Sc WING MA.CHIN

y II W IN u VI A t. IL IN j..
PRICES FROM $40 to.ST0..
The B0UDoIR SEWING MACHINE. an en-,
craving Of which is here represented, lae how
become recognized fGvorlte wherever ia
has been introduced, and is, beyond question.
the best as well as the handsomest low priced
Sewing Machins now before the public.
No. A small and very neat Machine for
Fnmily use.
No. "A large Machine for quilting heavy
work and for Plantation use. ID.
This Machine is much admired for Il 3 simplici-
ty, and for its reliability and durability it is I'M
surpassed. A child twelve years can run it With
ease and yet it win sew from the coarsest cloth
to the finest Swiss. There is no trouble of re-
winding the thread, as it is taken froa the spools
1t has no b,lts to give trouble, aud win run
backwards as well as forwards. ard sull sews
equally perfect and without danger Of breaking
needles. 1t runs hy friction, and by closing tine
box over it, it il thrown out Of gear. In fact,
we have no hesitation in recommending 1t rs the
best family Sewing Machine muse.
The toLlo,oing Premiums Araraci the above
Machine;
At the Fair of the Franklin Institute, 1883,
the First Premium.
At the Pennsylvania State Fair, at Philade.
phia September "a, 1859, the First Prcmium--a
Diploma.
At the Pennsylvania State Fair, held at Wyo,
ming, lS60--a Silver Medal
For the best Double Thread Machine at Ian.
easter County Fair, held October, lS59-a Silver
Medal.
At the Maryland State Fair, held al the Mary.
land Institute, Baltimore, Nd, October, 1859.
under strong competition, Silver Medal was
awarded to this Machine.
At the New Castle County Far, held nt vii.
mtngton Delaware, October, 1854 Diploma
The above Machines are manufactured by
CHARLES w, ROWLAND,
Wilmington, Del.
.. ROOMS. .........
No 7?0 ArcL Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
No. sol Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
5. D. BAKER,
marl3-ly 720 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
~" Persons wishing to see the ubJye Machine
in operation, can do so by calling at tho resi-.
deuce Of d. W. Moore, in Clearield borough.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-02

NOTICE is hereby given, to whom it may
~ concern, that an application has been made
to his Excsllency, A.-G. Curtin, Governor Of
Pennsylvania, for the pardon Of James Hocken-
berry, now confne in the Western Penite ntiary,
under sentence from the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner Of Clearfeld county.
T. J. MCCULLOUGH,
c!ssrasld, Sept. 81 'sl. Atryf5r Appiicsos
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sr- Twenty-Five to sixty Dollars an,

Gs- Twenty-Five to Sixty Dollars and
expenses per month win be paid by the Fri.
Sewing Machine Company to their Agents, for
selling the Erie Sewing Machine. This is II new
Machine, and so simple in its cor structon that n
child can learn to operate it by half mn hours
instruction. 1t is equal to any Family Sewing
Machine in use. and they take the premium over
fifty and one hundred dollar machines. The
pr ce is but Fifteen Dollars. The Company wish
to employ Agents in every county in the United
States. Address, for particulars, Erie Se,ring
Nachin. Co. r. JAMES, General Agent. Milan,
Ohio. marl3-6m.
WkzEnrFx.zEzxyxNEkHzInRzEl
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STRAY Cow,-strayed away about the 18th
y inst. RED Cow q. years old--no other
marks recoected. Any person giving inform
alton Of said Cow will be literally rewarded.
Clearfeld, ,Sept25,6l. JOHN GULICH.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-02

DiED-h Pike township, on Wednesday
asst, Mrs. -, wife Of Patrick Mullen, aged
about 10 years.
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Wake lup! Wake uD!

April q, lSGl.tf.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23


Oh, b ~ Ne asst - discover
AAsst - The h@s Of friend,
4 AAw II the fAitA q liver,
- syAsus@ag ppsSe tr',s tOthe end.
We nsas II us hasw Sus aaOther,
Asd % inee sEsss We tAH;
TAeS Ist - Spsak Wsll Of our brother,
Or SpsAh HOt abO1t hin at all.
A suih 6Sa dgh may awaken
ouspisisa asss ihlss md undue,
AnA tAsssasbslief nay BE- SHAKEN
In hearts tAat ere hsaeUt end true.
Asw osssa a. NeAt sails Of Vladusss
Il vssa - ths IsisnAs that Ws meet,
To eovsr soaa fan Il SAAasss,
TOs pssaato asknswlsdgc defeat.
HOw eesea ~ slgA 81 detection
1s AsavsA aEo@ the hyPoeTite's breast,
To parody tvuth and Affection,
o. IN = ssspisioa 70 rest.
IIow oilss the fFissAs ~s hold dearest
TAsls asAlast sn,seioas eoasoal,
AnA Ssssaas ~ pSssst, SlRosrsSt,
Have secrets they cannot reveal.
Leave hass 2lnAs to AaIbOr suspicion,
AaA ssAn Sass % tsass ut defeets-
Les ears b naAls anbltIon,
Esr bass b tAs mind that suspects.
We Dons q - Know one another,
Aud ~ SutOsET0r We HAll;
Thee be - spsak wen II OaE brother,
OF speak nOs II hin q all
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Legislative Standing Committee.
SENATE STANDING COMMITTEE.

Legislative Standing Committee.
SENATE STANDING COMMITTEES.
Cl.ims-watkius, Eagan, Rhodes, Haynes.
FIDance-Clark, SKATER, Ryan, Eagan and
Vance.
Judiciary-Sharp, Merritt, Shafter, Thornton,
Edgertou, Heac0ck and Watson.
ElectiCns-: Thomas, Burbank, Thornton,
Watt aud Williamson.
:, Public LAnds-Harvey, Denver, Hill, Frank.
lin and Rhodes.
Commerce aud gat;On-Ryan, Phelps,
Wats0u, Sharp and Haynes.
:. Federal Relations Watson, Shaiter, Hill,
Merritt and Edgerton.
HospiieIs--Efanklin, Hill, Williamson, Leet
and Rhodes.
Mines and Mining Gallagher, Watt, Frank.
lin, HeacOck, Vance and Logan.
State Prism and Public Buildings-Hill, Pr
co, Ryan, Vance, De Long, Heacock aud Phelps.
Education -Eagan, Irwin, Thornton, Hay es
and Merritt.
ubary-Leet, Park and Burbank.
NilaRe-LOgAn. WArmcastle and Chase.
Counties and County BOundaries-Dickiu.
son, Thomas, Pico, DE Long and l.eet.
CorporatiOns-De Long, Franklin, Watt, Ea.
gan aud Chase
Asriculturs--Phelps, Warmcastle. PicO, Har-
vey and Denver.
Priniing-Chase, Parks, Rhodes, Harvey and
Dickinson.
Contingeut ExpenSes-Haynes, Burbank,
Parks, Thomas and Logan.
MilitAry-Pico, Watkins. HeacOek, Clark and
Crittendeu.
Public Expenditures Crittenden, Gallagher,
Thomas, Dickinson and Phelps.
Morals-.Vsnce, Burbank, Hill, Franklin and
EugrOseed Bills-Merritt, Williamson, Hea-
cock. Irwin. Sharp and Gallagher.
Enr0lIed Bills--DenveF, EdgertOn, Critten-
den. Watkins, ShAlter and Wllliamsou.
lnteraal ImprOvemcuts-Irwin, Eagan, LO.
gao, Harvey and Heacock.
swamp LAnds--Edgerton, Parks, Watson,
Phelps and WArmcasile.
H.nuf.ciures Parks, Leet Ryan, Thomas
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ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMITTEES.


=. Eections-DcnnistOn, Clark, Burst, Hanson,
Aursx, Councilman and Chandler.
espOFAtiOns-Curtis, White, Banks, TiIden,
Chandler, Smith Of PIacer aud CrOcker.
Pu6lc Priuting-Eastman Cherry. Hender.
walden,
Cl.im:17wnIdeu, GilIett. LippiucOtt, Harri.
WayS aud MeAns-D Ougherty, BaechteI.
= S.Astmad, Fargo. ShOwalter, Croker, Laspeyre,
Aagruder aud Miller.
I, Judiciay-Campbell, Patrick, Curtis, Ross.
wright AOnsgomery, COnness, Blair, Harris,
L'ppineost and Avery.
Military AGairs-Wood Of Plumas. Tittel.
Coyarublas, Harris and Morrison.
Counties and County Observation-Disclosures.
Foster. - -"~
Commerce and Navig atiOn--Laspeyre, Banks,
CnsrTy, Flanders aud Eastman.
aSd Kuugie. >'O
AR!iculture-Stearus, Wood Of YOlO, burst,
DSSniseon, and Clarke.
a. internal lmprOvements-FargO, ShOxalteF,
A1nsr.SoS, Sorrel and TiltOn.
ru0Ile Buildings and GrOunds-POwelI, HOr-
rel, Green, Buell. and Adams.
Public Expenditures and Accounts-O' Brien,
A1ngIe. Wiley, Harrison and Hauu.
Alnes a0d Mining Interests-MilleF, Green,
VGenc.iman, Gregory. Hill, Childs, Coltrin.
Fuohc IAnds-Smith al Fresno, Porter, Ha.
sASs. bradley. BrigGa, Gregory and Scott.
FEDERAL kelatiOnS-COnness S0rrel, Canp.
Oel. waite, Aagrauder, Ford and Wright.
Representations, Coleman, NOFgan, Hill
EeroIllng-Tiltnu, Amyx anI Percy.
r. StAss Priscn-Tildsn. Haun, Banks, Hunter,
TiIeoa, Powell and Gordon.
H0FTsll. '~
uy pSolie nc..ls-Briggs, Patrick, COvarrubias,
state HosPiiAls-- Dgrst Smith Of Fresno.
5peace. Coleman and Ford
lneia9 An.iEs-MOhtgOmeTy, Buell., Avery,
swamp and Overlooked LAnds-.Adams.
'crsers wood q Yolo. Bradley and Couaeas.
Roads and Highways-Childs, HOlmas, Poe
e. SPsacs end hunaay.
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DEMOCRAT.



o. Oummss ~ &EAssssd - Pass near b. Tia
sNMesWSS e.lA'
A - u@aa, h ~ Sus, Sat tslking 70 her
-. pr ~
TSsnsaA- vS - hsE bvOw, yet TATTu''ss
A. ~ SsaSsSSa The delays nov With iAOss wAsn
- was yOuag.
"Whsa ives ySaas. gAls were meek, and looked
WmA NJ - SAy,
Ard wAsa thsy vera So@psllsd to speak, they did
@msAssssB
TauyseagsA ghsas asA I'D the work, made Indian
AesaA 81 WhaAsso,
Asa ssly Wsas . sIagIng SehOOl, ahd SoAtVtmeS 70
AGAg inviting.
The SAalssss were SbsdIsns then, they had no
sa1sy alss,
IA niuasA vAat thsiF Hothsrs said. and harmed
ssssy tAsiF psaysr'I
hat ssN-A-Aays tAsy kDOw sHOugh, bsfOTs they
knsw tAsis lsaases,
AsA ysang ssss that cen hardly speak viii Ooutra-
~ thsis ksaasEs.
YSung v@sa nsw % aiEting TOund, and lOSkinS
Out ~ bsasz,
AnA Ssasssly aas b ten Il IOana 10 wash and mend
tAsiY SlsaAss.
Bus, thea. ~ ~ duuShtsr
HsaAs AAN - - tAsy sashtsr,
TAsy AsAaf e~SAsss - = what they DO,
Why dsat tAsy = e thsy Oughtsr'"
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GOGeasROROhAs

This article, one Of the NEST valuable 70
modern science and the mechanical arts,
b al comparatively recent discOvsry, haV-
ing bssn found within . few years upon
The islands d the East Indian Archipel.
ego, especially On BorneO, CeylOn and the
immediate neighbOrhoOd, where Il 10 the
product Of the .G1tta or Isohanda tree,
Issuing from e In the form Of Q juice or
gum. Its valuable properties being soon
Rsesrtainaa, L became almost Immediately
an extensive and eascriy-sOusht article Of
commerce.
Il is still supposed BY many that this
article l. the same a., OF, at least, similar
"a, tndia rubber; bat this IL q great mis-
take. In its crude state, It has no rescm.
blance whateter to rubber, either in its
appearance. or chemical or mechanical
properties Il IL the product Of an en-
tirely different tree, grows at the "Oppo.
Gite end" OF the earth, In an entirely DIFF
ferent soil. II is one Of the best nom
conductors Of electricity known, and was
the only article that could DO used for
this purposs on the great Atlantic Cable.
GreatimprOvemcnts have been recently
made To the value Of this material by the
process Of vulcanizing, In which form It
possesses the greatest durability and
strength, ts not cOrTOded by" the action Of
oils Or acids, e. Il the case with rubber,
does not become sticky under an intense
heat has less elasticity than rubber, aud
yet enough E0r ell mechanical purposes,
and % entirely impcrvious to water or
dampnesA These Important Qualities are
now 20 we'll understood that Government
supplies al It's wants for water proof cam
paigning articles Of the vulcanized Gutta-
peFcha, In decided preference to rubber,
which was formerly used.
We notice he 6rst Introduction Of this
valuable aFtiels. In The vulcanized form.
into our State, BY Nessrs. Chas. P. Dan
ioll 4 Co, Of San Francisco, who have
produced u in the shape Of Hydraulic
Mlnlng Rose and Machine Betting, which.
We are con6dsnt, must prove very valu.
able articles b miners and millers, who
represent twO Of our greatest industrial
interests.
THIS bslEing has been highly approved
Omoaggt Tie largest machinists and mill.
ers y AelkAstsFn States, where Il Is rap.
idly s1bplsntiae the rubber, and even
leashegsglielA aud hes already made warm
fFtoaas etlh IL pSincipal machinists Of
San EFaneiseo. Tie hose e . now article.
bat - aAsa1y besn put 10 the test Of
actual NJ o. some Of the largest hydrau.
lie claims 10 the Northern mines, where
Il q peoa0ancea superior 10 anything else
they have used. We predict for these
article. ahsaaant success.-Aining Gad
ScientvGc Pres.
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popular patrut AatSittnss.
MoKEATs LIFE PILLS
PHGNIX BITTERs 8!

-.
PHU NIX il III II II y
TNM1E Medicines have neH been before the pS o,
Il lie Tor period OF hR!y yeAis, sho e1.'nt ..s
tiers have malntaIhrd hlkh eha!ae'eI ~ -"s III
every par OF the gioDe' lvI tuel' ,a - -
iameuisH power OF Tes'oIhs Pe',se. "SS, 49,, ~ -
Sons HH9eTsssI Esder ueNT.y rveTy s"a " H'sS-''
which the human Taale 70 IlaD.e' ,,-..--,
Tie filoH Log are some 81 the uls'e'sus 's'"V
Of human diseases In which the
..L,o-o A.. n. Ine.uthl.
rv~-S-Sss - ehosc,-6iv rl..n.In1 ire hyst and
.n,d ssor,sr1 80 c.s".srv : ao,- M n,,vr healthy
NJ I..e~1 ~ ~ 49, -I-ad - slataI,mrV l1,ss
~ ir~sti,s Ii.svse@,, II.sd.rbe' Resals.snrss.
IN 49, XmII~s- I.nSnar III Nrlansh,,Iy which
-. ~ Sen-,T vaa.,so,Ss n lxsnnsIr iii vanish
y" sst,ssi -. &C.,. ,'S,.S mt
CS".,~sss.S- II S.sI,slS. he vbo,e lenath of the
,nss.sins. @I,h soIv~n, ,s,orr.'- and wiihout yio
i-nee an vIolent Iurres leave The bovrIs eou,ve
EisSSI -. -.
1-~-S - 81 L,.a. - r--aov4.. ,hs hlaoA IN a
s-nsr ci,r,,l-tion ,hrouch lie DrocssU Of prr.Dra
.to n MI -...s nj ~ 1hoyouSh aoiutiou Of a
r,.-",r-t ,,,-e,.tt,',', -
~. IN. N.ti~,o-s sve brro hoovn Il cure RHEu.
u,y,-n rer,1rnen,Iv m ,hrrr WrrkI. and (;ucr in
hsif1h.t tm,- ~ remoyDS Toe Indan,atIou from the
mn .rirs srd 1s~s,as,,ss ~ he loinls,
n.'SaSs@ - N Sl,.S. hv Sr,rlmr and .nensthenlna
,h. LLiC.Vs .nd haII.r. ,hrv ",,eyat. most drIITt
ssIw an 49, -, 800. saL h-nce have ever
h-.n GunI !. rsst.,n r.n.Jv E,T lie worst cases Of
C;rsreI
A. wo.wu N. ,,o,uas,u~ srcu the tuynInss Of the
bo ,ss d. -sImy s.HIt~r e which Ihess rseaturss
Srrsvv Ty,~v.s .rd 1xrv1vr Az eoars nv the per.
e., .l,,,- @,,.S a.. ~. u.dI,nr. ~lvs IN The
Hi .,S ~ ~. h,,,ro,.
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SANDS AARsXPARILLA!
NATURES TRU1 RESTORATIVE
Tsh BssR, 'o1tnlf Am PtklsT' - 80
T00AO' sd Alternative ever FrovAroA

= SSnO 49, AAUO1oSoWO OVOB 6'GOIAE80s
TT q rseOwAendea By Tie loadng Medical sstAoF.
Il ltlss sn4 e highly approved b. On VINO have TIED
e. DslisaA0 Laaiss dad Psrtse1 TessSsaeivs ard
Pssaess We lea@ seesatsEy ne wl AsA their ar.
yeas and general system StF0ng hsned and Improved
~ ID sss. z@ss great object Of thls MeaicinsIs-
IirsALES siH ~ sysssm u an movAla matter,
an1I@paSt 70 ths Mood alsAPsopsstiss e = makc
s aew, pare end rich.
eeeqAd@80 sAsaaso lhs sAomacA e kszsas q
aaFid ka@0Ps, Aeldity, and ell muoous natter Which
cause = many md Hlal dlssAses
Yn1fd@Eo soaeu ana rslisve BtAesaFs the skin,
- eas GslahlleA healthy and naAnFal Gov d
he aInsensiple persplratiOn."
T2uzth-To impsFt tone and strength 70 the dirss-
ave ossAass sna sve grsaA vlgoS aaA vitality - en-
TIE esgaas 81 Ne bsay. 49, - m ~
1t0h-Te eradicate III diseased, Impuss anA pols
onoue pAxetc!es ffom ~ blood, Assh and bones,
aad e4se4 0eee 1peeto eEbulal6a tFO@e1e hSay
BkXeh-&e @eaaAaEn6ot ~ ~ 60ssA psoAaeed - -
IsAs, as!sIss r. SSsic5ss Ss.s ''s''-"a 'ssp'
A& ~ eA1&r e6Foapa IA, ana CaAa No eaAav.
RFspaFea ~ A., = q y. SANDS, n1uaIls,s. Ne. lOo
buaten seFeeev corner 81 william, New YoFk
Zee sale - kADIN9f0N CO., San Francisco.
DR 81: 5u . y INSsSS ST1s BRO Sacramento
d. rETrIT CH0ArE, Placervlic. Im
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THB ASSEMBLY.

AmadoF-R. BuTnell, (D.) 7. ". HoTTell, (D.)
Buste-W. r. Tlldsu, (D.l P. II. Harris, I'D
CalaveTAs-D. g. LippSncOtt, 3D. William ChiIdS
tD.l ThomaS O'BFisn, (D.l
coluSa and TehamaSDT. Durse, tD.)
COasIa co'ta-C. n. Porter, thj
II DOrudO-IOhn Connese, Id Theron Foster,
e., !1ns: GST'S SRI aCsst Ilsnd;5;C1: 3D.
~" E1.:S no., nd TSl S K. smith, trnlou,
IiumbOldt-w. B. HaEans, ID
I.cs Asgelee-Nurray Morrison, 3D. A. stearns,
NariS-N. N. Borden, OBJ
MaripO.a-GEegory, IIB) showaltcr, OBJ
MeaAOeinO-Martin BAechtel, (B.)
MonteTey-A. W. Blair, (R.l
Napa-J. D. Scott, (B.)
Nsvuaa-E. p. Spence, tR1 J. NJ. Avery, Try
z: W cCSHeilmsn, tRJ J. G. Eastman, (D) &c.
PIaeet-L. @. Saith, lDJ WI. Harrison, (D.)
Piumas-A. Wood, (D.)
sacTamentO-N. Greene Curtis, (DO Joseph
Powell, (D.) AmOs Adams, (D) Charles CrOckeF,
Ean BaFnGFsIn6-ChaSleS ". Percy, (D)
San Diego-D. D. Hurts, (B.)
San rraSeiseo-s. s. Tilton, n. John W Cherry,
g. Al ga. F g IRl 2 @: + Ti;,s' tR
peyFs, IB.i
San Luis Ooispo-J0huSon, IH.l
San Nateo-James q. DennfstOn, ID.1
santa DAEbaFa-J. N. CevaTFubias, ID.
Santa Chra-H. w. BFiSgs, lH.l J. II. Morgan,
LR.I =
Santa Crus-CharIeS Ford, INl
ehasta-John white, [D.I
SieTIa-J. DUugherty, (O.l Thos. Wright, tD.l
eiskiyUa-R. eorrel, lB.l
eolano-D. b. Holman, [B.l
Souoma-William Ross, 1871
MISREPRESENTATION, ID.l
su:ser-z: MsutyOuerI [Bl
Thnily-P. WALTERS, ID.l
Tuolumne-0. W. Patrick, TBl u. 7. GiIIett,
lB.l Flemmlng Amyx, lIs T. ]. Chandler, hi
YOlo-w. c. Wood. IB.I
Yuha-Llnyd Magruder, lB.l z. LalOr, r. J. II.
HaTTisOn, tDl d. L. Haun, ID. J g. II. Kungle, r.
DOuVaa', % RePubiican, ~; Brsckinridve, n I;
Bell and Everett, I. Total ASSenlblymen, 80.
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CHILDREN TEETHING.
MRS. WINSLOW,
A NexpsVSrAced Nusve and Vrmnle Physician. pre-
"A septs 90 the siteoliOu Of Mothers heS
SOOTHING SYRUP.

SOOTH1 N q B r q p,
FOR cHILDHEy TEETWIyC,
wAeA sreaaly facilitates The Prsees. Of Ise,Aine By
SoneDing tiie guns, reducing al Inflammation
ailay ALI PAN and SpsSnodIe action, and h
Sure 70 Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon mOtherSi vii give ress to yourselves
And Relief and Health to your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article FIR over ten
years, and can cay, In nEdeRrs GRd frufA Of H.,
vhr ve have AsVsr bssn able 10 say Of any other
medleine--N gvkh HASIr IAiLxD ~ slHoLE lNsTANcs,
N INJECT CURE, when timely used. Never aid We
know an Instance Of dSSntiatsction By any ope who
used y. On the contrary, an are deIighted 9Th he
Ioa 81 We nSagicsl Elects anA medical viFtaea.
We speak In this matter WHAT We DO KNOW,
after ten yeaFs' e1psrienee. GHd pledge osr reps.
In s,o 80, 81: :G ~ st ~ 49,.
ing from pain and exhaustion, relief will BE- found
In fifteen or twenty minutes aher the syrup b id.
lsinIstered.
enc Of 9esteost ExPERlINCED and SkIi.FUL mon.
es3 10 New Encand, and has been uAed, with S1ESr.
Fhtfsg ssccaeS,in
TH0uSA1gDs or CASES.
II noe eoay relieves he child from pAIns but iHvIg
gives tone and energy 70 the whole system. Il viii
Veliege aluaD0 lAeoontlV ......,
Gri0ing An The Bowels and Wind Colo,
And eSsEce1ae osn vulsLona which, not spzedy rem.
seds en- y daath. We beleve II bed and kunmI
RnEDvin the WoaI0, IL Ill eases q DYsEETKRY
and DIARBH0A ~ CHILDREN, whether Il arises
from tesihlng o. from other cause We you'd sAy 10
every mother Who hAg child suffering from any Of
JJSIC kSe ut fkSJ US o. IV SfiI rs
sesna n:tSsee EoaT suffering child and The EelIsi
that Hnl ee svHE-yec. ABSOLUTELY suRe-te
follow the use OF this medicine, u timely assd. Pull
di!eetape gisl aceelRpAny each bottle. Nons gsnnlse
HnleA de sAceinlile Of CUHTIB PERElNe New
Yest. Y on tie outside wrapper. ~
eold By DFaggists lhroaEheul the World.
PRINCIPAL OkRlCg, 1oCIDAR 81, NEW YORK,
PRICE, OHLY21 CeMtS PER R0TTLE
PARK & WHITE,
.ttu. eolo AgeNla f0g the Raclaa COaat,
1S-iy 10 WasAlngten slSssA, Ban Jfaaosco, Cal.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23

HUxcuAUssx REDIvIvUs.-An Illinois
paper-ths Lake County DemOcrat-haG
. Soath CaFOllna correspondent who fur.
nish Z ameng other things with the
fslloNiag:
Try have recently invented some 70.
nNed eTuslties for testing how strongly
eneeeed strangers may BE- tinctured with
Abo&eaoAism. Ie b traO that thew barrel
up ~ md throw tham into the streamg
bat this = On y done after they are proved
% Be Abolitionists prior 70 this they un-
deFgo The sollowing formula Of tests, in
which ! have been an eyewitness. They
tske The unfortunate and dc him BY the
Ssot b he tail Of . cart and let the horse
run eg1g hey then EasteM him down to
tie Sidesaa. pin back his eyo.lids, and
comps! passsEs-by (men and women) to
spit eooaeco juice in his eyes; thar then
ssand hin up, bore holes into him WITH
amaM aaguF9 90 the holes with Chinese
eraskssA end touch them OF ! finally they
take - ~ top Of hia head, scoop out bis
nEAinA aad all the cavity with Republican
No. - esaeapasa II be survives these
~ ,tAsy esesaas b b "sound on the
geasa " - afls naisintine 81. Ie~S. ii.
lev hin 70 trssssi
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23
2 MEDICAL HALL, "a
AAEE REAkRF. RkA0EsVELLE

- ngFAAsasNED ~ - eAAa - ss@ -
PURE9T DRUGS AND 01N UxM H.
PAT1MT 1UpICIME9A
~ 4" Whess - ~ kaa1
RrOsh Garden g6ods. rsFfannasWS Hops .
E.0Ooh0s, Alcohol. Q1eAtfav@s AHids'
TEA 9abess 8vasszs uashoss
ob 20 OhaaneealsS. rsfeno
And ovsrythIne else ussallV kspa - W.ll-s1ppled
Drug Store which VIII b. So e m4seIaes ErsesA'
80 S'o''' T-- R01Ekf WHITE,
WKAauAsale aad RAtau Druggist.
-HonanSr WHITE q Ssss Proprietor Of the following
IA eoleQA RFepesaUene:
4, @lyS,tkaSe Kan0 Drops. which never fall In
Isus;mr Nv, PS6aana Fever. Neuralgia, etc;
n. WhiieS Nampod LAniments Ter al Pnr'
nosSa WheF0 Llnimont " requiredi
n TRhifSie AnIaegptfo 0nintne Oent1tr1ce
-ior eleanIng The Teeth, aFressng the progress Of
decay, apd InDaEting IN agreeable sWee'ne'S'O
4. Whito's Toothacho Relicvors which al
ways relieves, aud sometimes cures. "'s%
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23

Nor A BAp JoKE-1ha SHIsm Gn..ts.
says that Tie wife of esMlleuon a. thst
torn reosatly took into her ssgVios = , IN
juaG arrived sFem Ireland. On a. 49,.
ina f@ssaiae - aeeosAed her 49,.
wi0A - exclamation: \ :
"Ehsy'Ve been playing tricks upon m
TGsss - . BOY al about The nsieA.
Segh ssii:aiHg wsG paper into svsSy-
bo1yS 4ese.S - ~
ns saeRlaEse eold her that Il was only
tAe neaeeer.
20 esls - answered, lit could not
- - aeNsaeF. ~ it was wet Aud
It. = - 60 e o. door and flung
. 49, - e - coon - be was
o6e e =
IL Hnap eest he editor another
pap - 81 hlm-its cast in . hearty