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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

CARD-PrOmpted BY the honest de8Fe OF my
heart, I Wish TO Lay before the public case which
deserves q osmmendali0n, not only ~ an oct Of
scientific SKILL bat that Of humanity also. About two
year, ago, suddenly, and from causes unknown to
me- was selsed with nt Of epilepsy which, owing to
my inability 70 meet the expenses consequent upon
thorough medical treatment, and the discourage.
ment met with on attempting lt, soon baeAme such,
WAs then led TO believe, a. to defy the okll Of
any physlslap. vas fFequsatiy, while In pursuit Of
my calling, tAFown doWn IA the ground without the
slghless warning, and although insenslble to the
ag0niess ysa assplsed The missTiss Of my ltes and
soon learned 70 look upon thoss Who would render
assistance, o. shelter me ffom daasTF, as enemies
who seaEht 70 prolong the existence Of my mseFes.
while In this state and having, previous 70 my A.
dlelion, tasted the sweets Of life, once more was
induce TO attempts seeking cid Of physician, and,
By Recommendation, called upon Dr.. 1. J. CHapkay,
told him ee my circumstances. Ana my inability to
reward him 20. ha services, regardless OF which,
however, he ct once undertook my case, and, with
the blessing Of God, vas once more restored TO
peFteet health. Unable 70 reward him for the boon
which enjoy ct present, and yet conscious Of my
Indebtedness, consider u due to myself and ell a.
cted 10 make the case ppbc, In order that those In
need Of medical advice nay and aphyslcan In whom
every confidence may be placed.
State Of California, County q San Tr1Sclsco.-
August, A. .. 1855. GILBERT 4. GRANT,
lLs.l Notary Public.
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY, N. D., San FrAnclScO
California. nAArO3m
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09


too abundanlly for the good Of society.
BT . card in another part OF tO-day's DEnO-
>CRAT, Il will be secn that Mr.. r. H. Redd is
now sole proprietor OG the Wisconsin Livery
StAble. He IL prepared TO accommodate his
patrons With the finest teams and saddle horses.
LAwoE SuRPLUs IN TaG JAIL.-Our Jail POpu-
'latiOn has lately been on the rapid increaSe.
The number reaches nearly up to hslf hun.
'dFed but the Grand Jury end Court Of Sessions
will soon dispose Of The inOFdina.e surplus.
SnLL UHREnEDluD.-The Board Of SupeFvi-
>sors have again adjourned without having pro-
cured Jury room. This prOtractsd neglect
has been The cause Of suGiSisnt complaint "a
have made the Supervisors Sensible Of the ne
'csssity Of spplyisg the Ss@edy within their
power.
RunOR or SnALL 'POx.-A correspondent a
Grey Eagle, In this county. has Informed us
that several cAsss Of small pOx have occurred
'Oa the other side Of hs'Fidga bot that the dis
ease hes not made In appearance down By the
river.
On The End Instant CAptiiu 1aAes Wade. m
old residsntOf this cOunty, died In W6iso Rock.
,Plcervills Township. He oOmthandsd'Ons Of
the Rrst vessels that sailed frO@ New York to
California ailer the discovery Of gCsd.
HURT.-A bank caved Iew days ago on .
river claim and George Humboldt WIS SSssheiy
hurt on the head; Patrick NcGOwan was ID
jured slightly.
DR. LUxDDoURe has tsmPOEAEily removed hh
dental ofice 70 room No. 3 10 tAe Cay EOuse
TEE MRLoDsox.-This house Of amussAaent
has been in operation = week, and cur public
have given 1t . respectable support.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

Remarkable Instance Of Medical Relief.
Below publish the certificates Of three ofthe sur.
IereFs from the paBgs Of disease, who, having re.
covered their former health, and mpelled By graft.
tude, make known their cases and remedial agent,
and their aAieinents are authenticated By Notary
Public. The demands Of society Imperiously com
uAnd their publicity, and We commend their Perusal
TO the attention Of ell aniIcted:
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

That the purchaser may not, as In pnst instances,
experience in the purchase Of one Of the mis- manned
"Cheap Sewing Machines" DEAR bargain and
WASTE OF MONEY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

Ed. INDIANA FARMER: On reach
ing home on Saturday night, ! found
a favorite mare very sick with bolts
Various remedies had been used with
ont success. found in the August
number 81 the Farmer. 1858, q pre-
scription. which | administered more
than "a honrs after the animal was
taken sick. and in less than Is min
utes she was. to all appearances. well,
began to eat freely. and was when
left home in the morning.
Perhaps you cannot occupy the same
space in your paper more protitably to
your readers than BY republishing the
article referred TO.
Respectfully, 5. FISHER.
This is the third time We have been
requested to republjsh this recipe, BY
gentlemen who have tried tt as above,
and know its value. Here it is:
Take tablespoonful little heap
ed Of alum. and the same quantity Of
copperas, pulverize them fine, AMI put
them into pint Of vinegar. Pour It
down the horses throat"
1t will generally afford relief in five
or ten minutes. In 1851 l had a
horse badly afflicted for three days
with bots Lying down. rolling, refus-
ing to eat, biting his sides, aud Civ
ing al similar proofs Of bolts. ! tried
turpentine, beef brine. sweetened
warm milk, and many other prescrip-
tions Of neighbors. for three days, to
no purpose. AT length an English
man coming along gave me the above
prescription, saying he had seen it
used in En- gland with perfect success.
In ten minutes after the dose was ad-
ministered the horse got up and was
well, showing no more symptoms Of
bots. | have used the same medicine
ever since. for myself and neighhors
probably in fifty cases in all--and il
has always afforded as quick relief
A traveller once had his horse fall in
the snow, near my house. and refuse
to get up-evidently afflicted with
bots. In about five minutes after adj
ministering the above medicine he got
up Of his accord, appeared to be per-
fectly well. and cheerfulIy pursued his
journey. 1t i said one drop Of this
preparation, placed upon a bot will
kill it at once. j. +. Bliss.
Churchville, n. Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

CoAL ASHES ON GRAss.--I have ex-
perimented with coal ashes, (says a
correspondent OF the American Agri-
cnlturist.) and find them well worth
applying, although it is doubtful whe-
Their they will pay for very long cart.
age. | stakcd out piece in an old
meadow. and spread coal ashes on
quite thick, early in the spring. The
influence was quite az apparens as .
coat Of manure or Of plaster would
have been. 1t started clover, and the
grass was much higher and thicker
There is in most coal ashes from stoves
a small quantity Of wood ashes. but
not enough to account for the effect
produced on my meadow. | agree
with you that il il letter to spread the
ashes on the soil than to mix then
with manure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

KEEPING FARM AccorSrs. We
were much interested recently in look
Ing over the tarm book Of q friend,
which was 50 kept as 70 enable him
70 calculate the expense Of growing
the different crops upon the farm. The
cost Of manure. cultivation; seed, har
vesting and marketing, as well as rent
and taxes, was set off against the val
ne Of the product az sold or consumed
upon the farm: and il was to be seen
at glance what paid best and what
least. and where 10 ono case SO OK
pended in manuring half field, gave
return Of $50 per cent. upon the out
lay. Such information is not only in
tcresting, but important 70 every far
ner. and can be secured at the trifilng
trouble Of "Keeping an account with
the farm. Country Gentleman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

EARLY RYE.--We were shown, in
the early part Of the week, sample
Of rye, Just heading out, from the field
Of Mr.. George Austin. This, for the
last oil March. ispronounccd by those
competent to Judge as beng extraor-
dinarily early. The growth is very
rank. and will make the best kind Of
fecd.--Van Buren, (Ark) Press, 3D..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24
uooFlANp's GERMAN Pill.

being we'll known throughout Europe and America, needs
commendation here. They purely vegetable,
prepared with great exacins and coated. No
better Catharte Pill be found PRICE, % pvr box
These medicines prepared by DR.. G. n JacKsos
Co. Philadelphia, Pa. and s. Louis. Mo, and are sld ty
druggists and dealers In medicines everywhere. The sig
nature of c. NJ JACKSON viii L. the outside Of each
bottle or bcx.
In our Eserybciy's Ainarac," published annually, you
will hnd Testimony and sommcndatory notices from all
parts Of the country These Amanacs given away BY
I'll orr agents
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24
BEWARE OF COUNTsRFslTS.

See that you &c, Hocfands German Bit
tiers, prepared BY DR.. G. NJ Jackson. Pnila
delphia, Pennsy Ivsnia, aud that his sigma
ture is on the wrapper n each BOTTLE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

=
Weaknesses and Irregularities.
THERE IS NOTHING ITS EQUAL.
Also, Liver arrangements or Torpiditys
am Liver Complaints. Diseases Of the Kid
neys, or any general arrangement OF the
Urinary organs.
II will not only cure The debility following
CHILLS and FEVER. but prevent all at
lacks arising from Missnaiic Influences, and
cure the diseases at once, il already at
tackled.
Travellers should have bottle with them,
as il will iniallibIy prevent any deleteriouS
consequences following upon change Of eli
mate and water.
A. II prevents costiveness strengthens
the digestive organs, IL should be in the
hands Of all persons Of sedentary habits.
LADIES not accustomed TO much out Of
doo exercise should always use il.
MorHERs should use IL. Tor it 10 perfect
relief, taken month or two before the final
trial. she will pass the dreadful period with
perfect ease and safety.
There Is no mistake about II!
THE CORDIAL rs ILL WE CLAIM FOR It'll.
Mothers Try I'll!
And to you We appeal, 10 detect the ILL.,
n, 50 or decline not only Of your daughters
before il be too late, but also your sons and
husbands; for while the former from false
delicacy 90 down to premature grave rath-
er than let their condition be known 10 time,
the latter are often 90 mixed upn the excite
ment Of business. that IL il were not for you,
they TOO would travel in the same downward
path, until II is too late to arrest their fatal
sal. But the mother 10 always vigilant, and
10 you we confdentiaIly appeal, for we are
sure your never failing affection will uner-
rinev point YOU 10 PROF, WOODS RE.
STORATIvE CORDIAL AND BLOOD
RENOvATOR a. the remedy which should
be always on hand 10 time Of need.
\ PRor. WooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE
Il too well known for us to recount its won
erfu effects in restoring Gray Hair 10 lie
original color, and producing Now Hair on
BALD heads.
We could refer to thousands Of living
witnesses, TO be found In every city and vii.
Iagc 10 the Union, but our space will not
admit. We need do no moro than assure
the people its quality 10 o. good q ever, and
that II may Be relied on % tho only harm
less article In the market for Restoring the
Gray and Bald.
The Restorative Cordial and Hair Restor-
alive are for sale BY o. J. WOOD 4 co.,
~ Broadway. N. r.. ia Market stree;
! St. Louis and BY oil druggists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

Stale 81 Indiana. Dubois County -
In Me Common Pleas Court n Dubois CO .
May Term. 1861.
State OF In lana on
r citation OF Bainnridge
Township, Of Dubois
County.
vs.. Action Oh Bond.
Is. j. Cromer.
J ohm Opel.
J acob Herman.
Joseph Brosrmer,
de 1T KNOWN, That on f..is l9'h dav
- Of Msrch. in the year 1861, the above
named plaintiff bv his Attorney Il ed IN the
Office OF the Clerk Of Dubois commvn
Pleas Court. his complaint against said de
PENDANTS in the above entitled Cause, iogeih
er with m affidavit. ~ competent person
that said defendant, s j. Cromer, u not q
resident ~ the State o. Indiana. SAd Dc.
fendsDi s j Crome. is therefore, hereby
notified OF the fling and tendency Of said
complain, again 4 him, and that unless lie
appear snd answer or demur thereto, al The
calling OF ssid cause on the second day 81
the next Term OF said Court, 10 be beguH
and held at the Court House in jasper, O.
the first Monday in May next, said com
plant. and The matters and things thereit
contained and alleged, will be heard and de-
termined in his absence
B. B. EDMONSTON. Clerk.
B. Buettner Any for Plaintiff
March 90. 1S61-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24
Prof. %. j. Woods
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD RENOTATOR,

1T 10 precisely what It's name indicates.
j for while pleasant to the taste, tits re-
vivifying. exhilirating and strengthening to
the vital powers. Il also reviviies, rein
states and renews the blood in all it's oriRi-
nal purity and renders the system nvul-
nerable 10 attacks Of disease. Il Is the
only preparation ever offered TO the world
in q popular form so as TO be in the reach
Of oil. As sure preventive and cure ~
Consumption. Bronchitis, Indigestion, Dys
persia. Loss OF Appetite. Fsininess.
Nervous Irritabili'y, Neuralgia,
Palpatation Of the Heart, Mel
ancholy, Hypochondria,
Night Sweats, Lam
COR. Giddiness,
and I'll that
Claae If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11

gr appcarjn; To my sa,sf,rtioa ;!'a: tic Defcn-
4 dauis Wesley Boiir, William i!cCarty. A'sey
.fcCarty, Mary a. McCarty, Martha MeCaTihy,
Elizabeth Mccarthy. Tilman Mccarthy, Philip
Hates and his wife Elisabeth, Nathan BVdc and
Capcr* B4,iic reside beyond tie limits OF tli:
STATE. On potion by Tumnkirs :: Bacon and iril-
li.. Compartments Solicitors, 0r:'red thnt lcy 10
sa,tcav and plead. answer or dc:ur 10 this Bill
within three m"aths from tho Publication acfs";,
.. i lccr.c ;,..o oat..su witt bo entered %Eainst
them. Z. W. Gah" Lt, c.E'Eh.
Cummrs Oiiitc, Oct II. 1861. 3m II
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Finding out the Truth.

The ashinyton correspondent of the
ch;ooco 7y,,s, winds mn - ono romnl,int
o', ~ ,,: - ,,,oi...s J
't inc way '"i'ss ""se 'ee'' '''''''s'u
with the following revelations;
What do I'll these things prove? That
such arc to be tho results of all battles
that will he fought BY no means. They
merely prove that the Administration
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11

faith in the power of kindness! When the
prisoner came, he took off his irons, and
addressed him thus -" Friend" you are
now placed iu my care; it will be best
for us TO treat each other as well as we
can. shall try to make you as colnfor-
table as possible, and shall be anxious to
be your friend; and hope You will get
me into no difficulty on your account.
There is cell here for solitary conilnc-
mcnt; but have never used it, and |
should be very sorry ever to turn the key
upon any human being in it. You Hnay
range the place as freely as do; only
trust me, and will trust you"
The desperate, though evidently sur
priscd, appeared but little affected by this
kindness, and for weeks seemed to soften
very slowly True, he Was not violent,
but sulky; at length word came that he
had attempted to break prison! The war
den called him, and charged him with it,
but he gave no reply; his face was dark
cucd by ferocious scowl, and his lips
sealed with sulky silence. He was told
it would now be necessary TO put him III
the solitary cell. lie WAS desired to fol-
low the warden. who went before him,
carrying the lamp mon hand, and the key
in the other. In the narrowcst part OF
the pass &c, the warden, a little light-bult
man, turned short around, and, with an
eye beaming with kindness, locked up full
into the face of the stout criminal, and
said. 81 want to know if you have treated
me as deserve. | have done every thing
to make you happy. | have trusted you,
but you have never given me the least con.
fidence in return. And you have planned
to get nc iuto difficulty. Is this kina:'
And vet cannot bear to lock you up. il
only had the least sign that you cared
for me''--hc had no need to say more
it was a dead SHOT! it had gone through
the tough rind of his depravity, and had
reached his very heart! The strong man
was subdret!; bursting into tears he wcpt
like q child. "Slr, said he, 81 have
been very devil these seventeen years
but you treat me like man, and ! can't
resist it, Come" said the victorious
warden, "let's go back' The free range
of the prison was again given him, and
from that hour he became q ase7o mdn-
opening his whole heart to the kind war
den, and fulfilling the whole terin of his
imprisonment with cheertulncss and con
tent.
The world is Just beginning 10 under
! stand the mcarlIg Of the passage, :: W
! love Him because He first loved us.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11
State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
II COMUON PLEiS.

r' forciyn .iH"AmUi.
Samuel r. Fuller.
VUyilE Plaintiff in the ahovc st,:.d case. having
z. ts day ii", IL Declaration in NY nf!icc, ar !
t!,v Dc:ea.ia:' ,:,vir- ro;::.ar rirs nor Attorney
knnwn 10 rv>:Gc within the limits q. hi. St.!c. IN
whoa copies q: sa;l declaration win rules Ia
plca.i can hc s'=e"! o.; :,atiean II I!cssrs. Alnrr
i Wright, !'iAint,;.s .;aracv;. Ordered tlla. sail
D sfelan, appear a'i'' PLEAD 20 AZ! Declaration
within = year anil day .rD:n ;hr date hereof ,r
final and absolute Judgment will be given against
him. 5. HARRISON, CC.p
Clerks Office, October iat, 1861. oIyq as
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11
Influence Of Kindness.

The following account of the rrforma,
ton Of convict, published in the Pris.
oner's Friend, gives very forcib!e illus.
tration Of tine power of love to reform
even the most hardened of our race
Many years ago, there VAS brought 10
the State Prison, in Connecticut, ma.l
Of gi;lnt-statnre and of desperate cF,arae-
ter: one whose crimes had beol for Sew
crtccn years the terror of the country.
The warden was Christian-a Christian
not in uamc only, bat in "deed and in
trath'-ons whs aad nors than usual
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11

a young man was enlarging to a lady
friend on the character and qualifications
Of Il young lady, who was u mutual ac-
Quaialance. The youth wishing to COM
mend her goodness of heart, laid his hand
upon the region of his own heart, end
said, "Shc is all right here" Oh.
fudge" was the reply, "that is half cot
TOM
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AUGU S T A HOT e l.
AUGUSTA, GA.
BIZ WHEELOCK.

Convenient 70 the Carolina side.
Provided witli tho best The market affords.
Adiacen, TO frs, rate business houses.
l;esdy with convcnicnncs to facilitate travellers
IN any and every roatc
Prepared to accommodate uii who may desire It.
A good bar and plenty Of cc.
We respectfully ask the attention Of Edgsfeld
to our CSrd.
.Jgae Is Il 2s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
Is COKKON PLE.IS.
Aaron a. Clark,

Samuel Il. Fucr,
yHVliE Plaintiff in the above stated case. having
4 this day filed his declaration in my office, and
the y :icn;!ant having neither wife 10. Attorney
known 20 reside within the limits Of this State, on
whom cnpies o. sail Declaration with rules to
,lca can hc served. On motion o.! Mcssrs. Ah%cy
!. Wright. Flai: tii' Attorneys, Ordered that said
Defendant appear aad Plead 70 said Declaration
within u year and day frrm the late hereof, or
fiual and absolute Judgment will hn given against
him. :. HARRISON, &C. y.
Clerks Office, October lst, 1861. clyq 10
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
~ CONHON PLEI&
Foreign ..iuacimeni.
I. u. Fuller,

r". F0Tr'ah .iTHcHMeM
Samuel r. Failer.
Yg7ilE Plaintiff in the abnvo stated ease. having
I this day fled his declaration III NY ',ffce, and
the Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney
known to reside within tho limits oi this STATE,
on whom run;rs n5 said declaration with rules to
plead can he served, On mntion ot Messrs. Abney
& Wright Plaintiffs Attorneys, Ordered that said
Defendant appear ana plead to said declaration
within year AID - day from the date hereof, or
final aud absolute judgment will be given against
h;!il. :. HA"ElSON, cc.P.
Clerks Office, October Is; S6l. clyI DO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11

The world is Just beginning 10 under
stand the mrarlIg Of the passage, :. We
love Him because He first loved us.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11
T NE PIANOS,
MUSIC, &C., &c.

VEyHE subscriber, after returning thanks to thor
4 friends in Edgetcld and adjoining Districts,
for their liberal patronage during tee last ten years,
would inform them that they still continue to keep
ON hand large assortment of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11

A BAD RULE THAT WILL NOT Work
BOTH WArs.-'Thc country is differing
for want of salt, and Gov. Brown has
most Of the supplies (in second hands, for
he overlooks the original holders and the
really guilty parties locked up in his
warehouses, and refuses 10 sell. Under
these circumstances we learn that some
of the salt sufferers about Macon intend
to play the Brown game on Gov, Brown.
They must have salt, and intend to take
tiff the Governor withholds supplies. We
think tho game Il fair one. as against The
Governor. Every man should be willing
to take his own physic.
When law!essncss commences in high
places. there is no telling where it will
cud.-Savannah Republican, Dec. 5.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11

NonTnEnS EASArlclsa ~ TIE PrLPIr.
On Sunday before last, !! Sermon for
the Times" was preached at the Church
IF the Unity. in Boston, by the Rev. Mr.
Hcpworth, which will doubtless take high
rank III the tanaticaI literature of the day.
From The Boston yfowmors report Of this
sermon, we;a!e The concluding paragraph,
as follows:
You remember how, in Sumter, An.
acrson and his men knel in prayer. he
fore thcv sent u!ott the srars and stripes.
Well, that prayer has been answered. We
have been led through Tcpulse because We
were not equal to the emergency. Now
that wc are. the worl; l!as hcen begun in
the r;rht place. The sacred soil of South
Carolina, made sacred b. tie Infamous
trcachcry Of political dcinogogucs. WHO
have been At once sopists and buIIics on
tic floor of Congress, has at length been
pressed by Yankee feet.