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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

VINO WANTS TO BE AN EDITOR?-Some
people think it is a big thing to be an ed .
itor. Well, perhaps it iS-but we don't
see it. \ fellow is dead-headpd into cir
cuSes and concerts, and rides on few
railroads free, but that one fact destroys
nearly all of the pleasure. When we had
to Scrmp for week to get a dollar to buy
a seat at the opera, the delight experienced
was proportioncd 10 the sacrifice ofmoney
it cost us. When you can ride on rail.
road for nothing you don't care a snap
about going at all aud so on. An edi-
tor occasionally gets presents, but they
are nine times out OF ten articles that are
Of nc sort of use to him. In his paper he
may say forty good things unapplauded,
but if he happens, through some careless
ness or mistake 10 get of an obnoxious
paragraph, he catches from the
entire community. If he omits anything
he is lazy. If he speaks of things as
they are, people are mad. II he CLOSES
ovcr-smoothS down the rough points, he
is bribcd. If he calls things by their
proper names, he is unfit for deposition
Of editor If he does not furnish his
readers with jokes he is mullet. 1t he
does, he is a rattlchcad, wants stability.
II he condemns the wrong, he is good
fellow but lacks discretion. If he let's
wrongs and injuries go unmentioned, he
is II coward. If he exposes public man
he does so to crafty Spite-is tool Of IA
clique, or belongs to the "out." If, he
indulgcs in personalities, he is black
guard If he does not, his paper is insipld.
they put job through pretty hard
course ofsproutS, according to Holy Writ,
but there is no record Of his being obliged
to serve as an editor of a country paper.
That would doubtless have been more
than even his patience could have with
stood. He probably, in such a case, would
have taken the advice Of his friends
cursed, and died. .-UHbUgue Tisses.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

Coop TEMPER measures how man is
acted upon by others good nature meas.
nrcs how he acts for others. There are
many men ofinviolable temper, who never
exert themselves to do good natured
thing from one end Of the year to the other;
and many in the highest degree irritable,
who are perpetually employed in little
acts of good nature.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

REAsoN.-He that follows its aaxieA.
has a mind that is elevated above the
reach ofinjury; that sits above the clouds
in calm and quiet ether, and, with -
brave indifference, hears the rolling thup-
ders grnmble and burst under his feet
Scots Christian Life. ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

No MOTHER. She has no mother =
What volume Of surrowGul truth is COM
prised in that single Sentcnce-no mother !!
We must go far down the hard, rough.
uncaven paths of life, aud become Injured
to care and sorrow in their Sternest form
before We can take home to our experience
the dreadful realtv-nO mother-withOut
Il struggle. But when it is said of frail
young girl, just passiH rom childhood
toward the life Of woman, how sad is
the story summed up in that one short
sentence. Who shall administer the
needed cOunsrl--who shall check the
wayward fancies-who shall bear with
the errors and failings Of the motherless
girl?
Deal gently with the child. Let not
the cup Of sorrow be overfilled by the
harshness of your bearing, or your un-
sympathizng coldness. Is she needless
in her doings? Is she careless in her
movements Remember, oh, remember
she has no mo:herl When her compan-
ions are gay and joyous, does she sit sor-
rowing? Does she pass with down, cast
eye and languid step. when you would
ian witness the gushing Of youth 2 Chide
her not for she is motherless; and the
great sorrow comes down upon her soul
like an incubus. Can you gain her con-
fidence-can you win her lovei Come,
then, to the lnotherless: with the boon
of your tendereSt care; and by the mems
cry of your mother already passed away
by the possibility that your owh child
may be lnotherless az iar7as
YOU may to relieve the loss Of that fair,
fair child, who is written motherlsss.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

PREJUDICEs AND HABITs..-The con6Fadad
prcjudices Of thoughtful life are as hagd
to change as the confirmed habite 81 IN
indolent life and as some most tribe
away age because they tritied away youth,
others must labor on in maze of dstvF,
because they have wandered there seo
long to find their way out BoLiB061oks.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

SCIENCE AND DIMITY. --Jaue Eliza, Il
very pretty and interesting young lady Of
eighteen summers and seventeen winters
from the country-Stcpped into-'S
gallery few days since, to get u dozen
album cards. She was accompanied bv
a male cousin who knows the ropes"
After being gracefully posed, the urbanc
operator took a look at her through the
Instrument when Jane Eliza blu>hcd,
pattcd her dress down so as to make it
touch the floor all round, aud hurriedlv
bcckoncd her escort to approach. lie
came near, when she whispered anXiously
"Don't let that ugly horrid man look
at me through that thing; please make
him stop
Why not ~ asked GnS.
Il don't like to tell you," She blush
ingiy answered.
"Oh, must insist on knowing" said
he.
"Wcll," she replied, "ir must tell
you, covering her voice awIuIIy), it will
turn me upside down.
Our city friend, the cousin, smiled
he couldn't help it-and told her he
thought she must be mistaken.
"Oh no." said she. ." Mr. MIS- an
engineer, and when he surveyed the rail.
road last summer, he stopped at Pa cvrl
50 long, and he tod us that if you looked
through one of those glasses. the object
that's what he said--was turned upsid,
down. He is very scientific man and
ought to know, you know" ..
Our friend assured her that he would
not have her upset if he could help it,
and told Mrs representative, who
had been waiting the mysterious confer.
ence with some interest, that the young
lady thought he might now proceed tc
take her" without any fu thcr prepara
ton, and she was accordingly took"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

Or DoMINIoN.-The lust Of dokIhicn
innovates so imperceptibly, that 1e.Hes
come complete despots before our.wanton
abuse of power is perceived the ipsSnny
first exercised in the nursery is eAkikited
in various shapes and degrees in eveey
stage of our existence. -Zimmeraaas
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

A COUNTRY editor, noticing the aees
of wealthy gentleman, obserse -
has died, regretted by a numer1 rnle.
of friends, and leaving a.wldoN =
solate as any widow need b. vic
tanned the uncontrolled
thousand per annum. Mdl& ~
young men have sent lsttsfs N
to her."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

LOVE is made up Of contraries; iEIr
woman, they say, best loves daFhfass, !,
tall man generally selects a little HuseAn
Ior his wife, and the portly dame
to tuck pigmy spouse beneath her sksl-
tering arm; the mild and timid gil luE6s
with delight to the bold and spafkiiAg
lover; the ancient crone sighs for the
blooming youth and the wisest 6ssk n
the society Of the weakest, the pleaslsl
relaxation from the austere duties y tlis
bar, the Senate, or the State.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08
PLACER HOTEL,

MAIN STREET, .PLACERv1LLE
WON SCH q SUPP. P.."PR0PRfETORS:
VTNliE undersigr ed having leased the Placer Hotel
Il respectfully solicit continuance Of the liberal
patronage heretofore extended 70 IL, and assure its
former patrons and the public generally that no ef-
fort shah he spared their part to promote the
comfort Of all who may favor them with their pa
tTOnaRe.
TIE PLACER HOTEL, situated in the very heart
Of the business portion Of Placerville offers supe
Fior Inducements to residents and the trave ing pub
w. The TABLE will always DC sanplied q az ."'.
best viands to be had IN the market, and the Lodg-
ing depa rtment will ever b. clean and comfortable
6T Prices in accordance with the times.
3tf WUNSCII L SUPP.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

GuI.s-AND OTHER SEWING MACHINES
The new kind may be the best to hem, but
the old fashioned ones are the best to stay
with
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

ISLANDERS, issuing from red ard beauti
fol lips, are ike foul spiders crawling from
the blushng heart of a rose.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

WHAT is the difference between trick
of war and game cock? One is "ruse"
and the other "rooSter."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

WrrHoCT the ebb and flow Of orr pas.
sions guided and moderated BY be0e6.-
cent light above, the ocean Of lie you'd
stagnate.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

THE woman who made pound of but,
ter from the cream of Il joke, and cheese
from the milk Of human Kindness, has
since washed the close Of the year and
hung it to dry OH a bee line.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08
ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
J. R. uARDENBERGH &J.B DAYTON, PrOprietOrs

Fourth Street, between j and X,
jana II SACRAMENTO.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, BY
ozLw1 1OEs 81 JAN U - r. X Z.
D. w. sELwEcEs 4. JANUARY
, 1862-04-17

lfTDu L0b !" uttlAif5 AaI6l41S8uEeE1 mOuu3y}
On Saturday morning about II o'clock. E.
N. Norton, United States Marshal, and John
s. Carlle, United States Senator, met near
the Merchants and Mechanics Bank. when
the former struck the latter with his fist. The
two distinguished gentlemen then clinched,
aud proceeded to strike and wool one another
for about two consecutive minutes, when
some gentlemen interfered and they were
separated. The affair crested ripple Of ex-
element upon the quiet Riatto where it oc-
CURED, and there was some running to and
fF9 % On the pasf a 9f s6t tiS Sopp5x Ropnlses :. =.
able to learn, is abopt as follows: Some time
ago Marshal Norton addressed Senator Carlile
aiett:r, charging him with acting in bad faith
in the procurement OF certain military appoint
ments desired by deserving young men Of this
section Of the country. Mr. Carlfle feeling Of
tended at Mazshal Norton7s letter, wrute re.
pig in which he indmated that the Marshal
had not acted the gentleman, and dldn' un-
defstand or appreciate the relations which one
gentleman should sustain towards, another.
P ess newspaper Of both the letter OF Mr.
Norton and his reply: Some other letters
passed between the parties aud protracted
effort pas made On the part OF the Marshalro
induce Nr Ca1lile to withdraw the offensive
language which appeared in the pu hlIshed let
ter. This, we understand, Nj. Garlic refused
to do Accordingly on Saturday morning Mr.
|, Norton sought Mr. Carlile upon the street aud
asked him If he intended to withdraw the
he WoNd not, Whereupon he was assaulted by
MF. Norton, and the scrfmmage took place as
Aforesaid.
A warrant Wss. served upon HI. Norton by
the City Sergeant which he is to answer to:dav.
before AID. DUTY.
, 1862-04-17

The surprise Of great army is supposed to
be almost an impossibtiity since the introdpc-
ton OF firearms. Baron De Jomini, distiu-
guished Russian: officer, and admitted to be
one Of the ablest military critics, in his work
IN the Art Of War;;',t which has been trans-
lated from the French BY two engineer officers
Of our regular army, says: !" Before the 1nven-
*'tion Of firearms surprises were more easily
"efected than at present; for the reports
st-of artillery and musketry firing are heard at
"so great d dlstance7 that the surprise Of an
'a11Y is DOW next to an 1mpossibIlitg, unless
tsshefirs4 duties of field service are furgo,tsn,
ua1d the enemy Is III the midst OF the army
4tbefore his presence ia known. because there
tsa1e no outposts to give the alarm" =
In defining q snrl.rise the same writer says :
ssIn fact, to surprise an army 1t ii not neces-
nsary'to take il 30 entirely una wares that the
"troops will not hare emerged from their
ttenta but It is sufficient to attack 1t in force
: g at the: point intended, before. preparations
8. can be made to meet the attack" To fall
upon one portion Of an army bafore full prepa.
ration eau be pade to meet the stack, consti-
tutesx. according to this 8utlor., g surprise,
which Rhows that IS the FIST duties pffeld ser.
Vice are forgotten. - ,Wh&t, them, would he
have called This, where no thorough prepara,
ton could have been made In any part Of the
| army, and where, st fhe point Of the h1st A.
-tack, the ffsst notaee of .thB: :enemy!was thei,
rnsh into our untubpecting camps = Cineit
4So& GRzFfE
, 1862-04-17

A letter written by G. L. Bro IN, Pelican
Camp, Virginia, March LIST. says: "We have
been looking for battle for the last
ten months, and never have seen 8 Yankee
yet If We could have got of when We frst
tried, we would have been at the battle OF Fort
Dore]son. It seems to HE that our generals
had but little confidence in themselves, or they
would not have surrendered. II they had been
the right sort Of grit, they would have done
as Floyd did, cut their way out aud
marched their men away, that surrender
has been the greatest stain on the South Of
anything that has ever befaIIen it, Yet, though
it may be all the better for US, it will only
make the rest of us fight the harder. I am
listening every dsy for fight at Columbus,
and natter myself that there will be no sur
render there as long IS there is mau left
standing In the field. We haye got general,
too, that will stick to Us as long as there Is a
man that can load musket and shoot Tom,
you may rest assured when old Beauregard
gives 1t up, there is something in the way
hard to mOFe.H
, 1862-04-17

TAX SALE NOTICE To whom
i 1rmay ctrcern Take notice. that on til. sd day
ct fJnly A b. 1860, 1t tax eae, held at the north
door Of the Court House, In the City OF Chicago,
County Of Cook and State of11linofs, {pursu8nt to
law) for the State and County taxes and costs
thereon, dre and unpaid for the year A. D 1859,
the purchased and received certificates
Of purchase therefor, the following described real
ess1te, situate IN said County of Cook, to Wit: IN
E1sToN ADDITION TO CHICAGO.
The 4on soath and adjoining the north 100 # Of
John Bell.
The 40 + north and adjoining the eouth 40 # Of
the east 1oo II OF block number Eeyen; taxed to
unknown. w
TOWN OF LAKE VIEW.
An undivided hfty acres Of the weet half Of
northwest quarter Of section number %. tovnshin
number 20, north range u east taxed to d. s,
Dprfee With the buildings, II ans, situated there.
on. And that the time OF redemption Of hi the
above described resl cetatc from above mentioned
tax saie will expire on the, twent y-third day Of
July A. D. 1862. VIM. F. FLEETWOOD.
:. api6-p411-8t -
, 1862-04-17

cent United States stocks, payable At day
sufficiently distant to avoid any material In
:crpsEe Of the present financial burdens or taxes
Of the country. orthe comparatively triaing
annual interest On Its stock, the Government
will secure perpetual transit, free from toll aud
charges, on all its vessels, troops, and mu-
Millions Of war.
It will be necessary and proper tbat the Off
ct1s Of the National Government be fully con-
suited as to the size and character Of the pro-
posed works Of enlargement The whole Of
this work, 30 important to the National de-
fence, can be speedily completed
, 1862-04-17
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. :'COOK

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, I COOK
~ COUNTY, ss-Supexior Court ct Chicago, April
Term. 4 D. 1852 Wheeler T. Wilson Manufacturing
meut
Public notice is hereby given 70 the ss1d Union Aann
out of the oce Of Clerk Of the Superior Court of
Chicago. dated the atfeenth dsy of March a q l5ss
ng Company, and agalnst te estate sf ths s.a union
efehr huudIed and 75f61 -daElars, Directed to The
She51a Of Cook and Kane Cou0tieF. which said Tr1ts
Nov, saerefore, 1nlcss you thesa.a Urlou Manu&ac
turing Company. sha pe1sonal1y aud apPeaE oefose
int at Of lie term thereof 70 be holden at the Court
Gy ef ths ths s nssd MoHdsy #
plands action E bs entered aga1tnas {Gu
nTonertT sttached as may b sufficient to satisfy the
Gid aud cost4 III Be eo!d = satzy tas same
h Hr1r.H1nfrK F1t"ff'a rn1lQ u22f ~
, 1862-04-17

::w Gov. Kirkwood, Of Iowa, has vetoed
The bill reducing. the salaries Of Supreme
Judges, District AttosnIes and State officers.
Also the bm in reference to the State Univer-
, 1862-04-17

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ coUETT. hszzsqpertez Court Of Chtca5o, june
Term &. D. 1852. William Burgess FS Dennis Beach
and Feter y. .Pecbham---Attachneut
Public notice IA hereby given to the said Dennis
Beach and Feter #. PecEh2rn, that witt Of attach
ment Issued out cf tie office Of the Clerk Of ths S1
a. D. IE62. at lie suit 5f he said Wiilsm f Burgess
md sgat1gs the ts:at Of he sAa 4eunis Beach and
dred ps1n1s directed to tie Sheriff OF Cook County,
which said writ has been returned executed
Now, therefore. uble6 yo3, the satd Dennis Bs8ch
and Peter r. Pfckham. sha personally oe aud appcst
before the said Superior Court sf OF eefose BE- q
Court Honse in the CiE Of Chicago, on the ntst Mon
day OF June As2 gise Special ball aqd plead 70
ngsnst you, and in favor Of the said plaintiff and go
much Of the property attached a. may be samcteat 70
satsfy the said iucgment AQd c0AtR, Eu be Aold to
BattB1Y the saMe. TaDS B. CARTER, Clerk
W. r in ar1Y I1r
, 1862-04-17

nR. FRANKLIN CHAVETTS
~ UTERIEM CORDIAL Is WARRANTED TO aCRx
ALL ToEns Or VTERN1 DIsE4sE4 or the sosEI will
be EKTCKuYD 6RtE:actory references cAo be seen ct
bis ONCE lis Hess Van Buren street Consultation
tree P. o. Boz s Dr. c. has pgact1ced medicine fo1
- years, four OF v hich have been In this City.
feSLENNSm
, 1862-04-17

GALLUP 4 HITCHCOCK. Attorneys apn' p22 I'd

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF COOK. eS.@superior Court Of Chicago June
Term, 1867. Tuthi1s King, Wilson c. DariA Heman
warren. Valentine Il. harshan and Elijah Barr-In
Chancery. .
AdidaEitha7tng bf en- made THAT neither Wilson G.
Davis Heman KiDgsburT and valsptine e. E. @ Marshall.
or cue inquiry. that process can be eeEye'i upon
them, said ad svrt having been 11ed IN the office
i hereby g1ycn = he said wilson Dsyis Hemsn
plsnant hled his bill Of complaint n said Court On
inc ChaLcery side thereof on the 18th dsy o March
Court against said defendants rcrurnabe on tue drst
Monday Of June next, S62) rs Is By 1aW required
Now unless Ycu, the said Egslsrn G. Davis, Heu1an
EinGebury and valentine Il. Marshall shall personally
be aud appear before said Superior Court OF 81
CuoE county, the h.at day Of the term thsseof to
be holden ali Chicago in said county, Oh the drst Mon
day Of June 1862 md plead. answer desnur to the
ald patnants ba: of complaint ne same and the
matters thipge therein charged and Stated VIII be
taken confessed. and decree entered against yo3
according to the pra5tT of sA:d Dill
T1Il1ANs, WOODBRIDGE q GEAS7, Comps 5ors
, 1862-04-17

# For the cheapest and best Hair
Jewei.y, WlK BraidA C1fls, Frlzxea, etc. 20 20 4
DHSWALDT, I'D Lake erect End exArIine those won.
dc1frl productions Of No scrutiny eau detect tbs
HaE HAIR Jewtlzy contains always the newest ea<sx
Fy;es Ali articles Will E.yB ecslrc G1tsfACdoo.
, 1862-04-17
IeQal Rntiff8.
.RUSTEE'S SALE, E,-Whereas

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas,
4 julius j. B. Kineebury ard Jane C.. his wife, and
Simon B. Ruckner dld, nc oad day of July. 4
Deed Of Trust OF The lots Of land and premises here
matter mentioned to secure the payment OF certain
F1onlEsoty Eute In said Deed described, made b the
said Julius j. B. EingsbuFy and Simon B. Buckner Of
even dste with said deed. for the Of Eight Thou
rand Dollars $500 due In FIVE years from the dste
thereof With fnts1es at ten per cent per annn pay
sbls sem aannally at Il H4Ettosd Copnscticu; Rayabs
Trust recorded in the Recorders Oce IN and for the
County OF Cook. in Book 81 OF Deeds at PageM And.
whereas default has teen made In the payment OF the
principal sun Of said note and also Of interest since
maturity. and the whole Of the ssme s 4oT due and
ubpsd and the legal holder Of the has uade ap
plcaon to me to sell the property II asid Trust Deed
f. se 5T T%t9e q M and
the purpose OF parting the said note, Bhsu On Mon
day the twenty first dsy Of April, A. D. !S2 ct ten
o'clock A n ofthat day at the north door ofthe Court
House. in the Cfy Of Chicago. in said County OF Cook
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash.
the lots Of land and premises n aaid Deed Of Trust de-
rremists situated In the City OF Chicago County Of
Cook, and State Of Illinois, commenctns On the north
side Of KnzIe street at the centre OF the North Branch
Of tie Chicago River running 1hence north along the
Centre Of sa0 North Branch to point one hundred
ard nItJ feet {} distant from the place Of beginning
therce to the centre Of Payron street
called East Waer III nee along The centre q Parton
sonR the north line OF K1nzte street to the centre OF
said North Branch, the place Of e3inp,ng wlth ali the
right an6 equity Of redemption Of the said Julius J. B.
Kneebury and jane C.. his wife and Simon B. Buck
ner, their heirs and asktgns therein. -
CoRiDoN BECK BEC14 WIZ; sos5 r
, 1862-04-17
GpetiaI Ratief&.
CATARRH!t
CATAEKEii!


nR. gEuYEs LIQUID DGATARRE REMEDY.
HaxE4x1xn 10 BE- ii sare carn tor
t,aTARRH or COLD In THE HEAB.
osx Huapzxo THouAAxp pe11ous dte veazty IN ttta
T1ss fa5 tToihifta q taz sunhE, the disease 6t1s
c5um6ocet xs4
C&TARRH IN THE EOS8.' :
tbs nsxt s:ep betnE 10 tbs threat and hzancs1 tubs
a1T - sser to cue Catzsrh than cousuruoaoa md oy
e,trtrr the drt4 nFcgt tho 1attof PFrron saupla
rndefstand that th= better vay to ca7e Consumption
~ E pss4ra symrso.d e Il =. t.y rensf.y .7pesr
ast f1: VET slight PersouA 1nd fhey haVe cold
sna aaa - naFs 'q6 81 ts;. es c
aae ~ Seso9taK = sfiss Ia sdsssve
a. :ss saa es@ "a easas e ~ E
q a. sns a. hey u. ao Gs IS Tos III 10
cacs:nr psd 6Iesas fe Toce Is ISicE ma nsssi IL
eyes 1e weak; the sense Of smell u lesssoad or de-
straJed; de.1aess neq1eatly usea place: another
&c rrson i Obliged % clG Els throat = he morning
o. thick o shiny E,ucoaa which has fallen down from
s ~ e nc ases s rs r.
.oosc the = 1up5a Of Catarrh u they appear t.
oBsta: s. tas "a % q the LIQUID cArARsH RRMEpF. Al
Hese syn1psoE1 Gan be quickly xnd e1eCsuRIJ to
moved. And lave sufficient confidence In the Kere-
curing CataEh that a5fes tic tisi Of the Remedy
1or one month 20 beaets received the amount paid
F1icr ot tae Cstar-h Remedy, 2m sutnc1ens aoz Use
one month, with full and clear direc1onA
0@ea~ 1H6 Lake. Corner OF Wel4s-St.
te1m2SAu Post Once Box ISL, Chicago Ill
, 1862-04-17
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