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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-01
JOuS MIDDLETON, IL. 81
Notary Public,

4 CARD.--Promptcd by an honest desire Of
, my heart, l wish to lay before the public case
which deserves high Communications Dot only AS an
act Of scientific skill, hut Of umany also. About
two wears agh suddenly, and from causes unknown
to M seized with ut Of epilepsy, which, owing
tn my inability to meet the EXPENSES consequent up
on u Thorough medical treatment, and the diScuur-
age nent met with on attempting II, soon became
a,Ich (is then led to beeve) as defy the skill
Of physician. was frequently. while ia pursuit Of
my calling thrown down to the ground without the
slightrs; warning, and although nSensibe IN tie ag.
OneS. vet herpSrd the miseries of my life. aud
soon learned Ia lInk upon those who would render
assistance shelter from ta niger, MS enemies who
sought To prulDng the existence Of my misereS -
While IN this state. and having previous to my Attic
tim tasted the sweets Of life once more was in.
dnre,l to attempt seeking aid of physician and. bv
recommendation, called upon Dr. l.. CZapkny.
told him INV cir 'umstances and my inability to re-
ward him for his services regardless of which, how.
ever, he undertook my case, and with the blessing Of
Gnd was more restored to perfect health
Unable reward him fur the boon which enjoy at
present. aud vet conscious Of my indebtedness, I
nsier 1t due to myself aud To all afflicted to make
the public. in order that those in need Of medi-
cal advi e may find physician In whom every con-
hIence can be placed.
f.. s. MEYER YABLoSsKY.
State Of California. County OF San Francisco, So
Subscribed and sworn to before me this LIST day OF
August, A. D 1856. GILBERT A. GRANT,
H. al Notary Public.
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The undersigned is personally acquainted with
Henry WessllnR, and knows thai the crcun stances
related In the foregoing certificate true lie saw
Henry Wessing during his illness, and bears willing
testimony TO the fact ~ hs TenlaI kmble cure by nr
L. J. CIapkay. Il. 81 EOsLNmLIN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this lIth day
OF October, A. D. 1889.
Isl y. J. THIBAULr, Notary Public.
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Thankfulness is the Incentive to
Gratitude.

CERrIVIc IrE.--The undersigned, DESTROYS Of ac.
Qnaint'ug those who may be unfortunate enough tn
he SIMILARLY afflicted. where a permanent rel ef Of
their su-rngs my b. obtained feels it his duty
thus publ'c express his most sincere gratitude to
Dr. L.. j. CE 'pkav tor the permanent recovery Of his
health Borne down by the Distressing symptoms
incident to the vicious practices Of uncomfortable
passion in youth depressed in body and mind, una
BILE IN perform even the most tr1ing duty imposed
on the daily avocaionS Of life, sought the advice
Of many physicians, whn at first regarded my disease
of trling impOrtanct-but, alas after u few weeks,
and in several instances, months Of their Treatment
found to my unuterabe horror, that instead OF re-
lief, the symptoms became more alarming in their
torture; and being told by one that my disease, be-
ing principally confined to the brain, medicine
wnul he Of little consequence, ! deSpAred Of ever
reYainiug my health, strength and energy and AS
last resort. and with but faint hope, called upon
DR.. Czapkay. who, after examining my case. pre-
srribed medicine which almost Instantly reliev
ed me Of the dull pain and dizziness in my head
Encouraged by this result resolved TO place myself
Immediately under his care, and 10y strict obedience
to all his directions and advice. my head became
clear, my ideas collected. the constant pain in my
back aud groinS, The weakness Of my limbs, the neS
vous reaction Of nv whole body on the slightest
alarm ar excitement; the mSAHthr0py and evil
furehodingS the sefdstrust and want nf confidence
In oherS the incapaOlity to study and want Of res
nlutinn the frghtul, exciting and at times pleas
urahe dreams at night, followed by involuntary dis
cha ges. have all disappeared; and in fact. in two
monihs aft er having consulted the Doctor felt as il
inspired by life-that He which. hui S,.:'rt
time ago, ] cont mpated IL end by my own hand
With view tn ginrd the unfortunate from falling
Into the SnnyeS of incompetent quacks. deem IL nv
amy IN 's% this. 'd.> y',,'e merit NJ kill 81
DIR. CIdnkAy. and recommend him 10 all WIN may
stand in need nf me lcal advice, being assured by
nv avn experience that Onre under his care n rad.
fUdi and permanent cure will be Effected.
u. y. FILLMORE.
State Of California, County Of San Francisro.--
Srb4rribed AMI sworn to before me, this 18th day Of
April, A. D. 1886. (Sig"e'i) -
JOHN MIDDLETON, IL.
Notary Public,
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A LECTURER was dilati"g upon the pow.
ers Of the magnet, def ing any one to
sbO~ o. name ANYTHING sirpa+sin2 it,
pOTcaS. A hrsrer demuI red, and in,tnn.
ced young lady who. when young. uSe'l
% atGEsst him thirteen wiles every Sun
day. --;-
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY ARGUS.

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leading New Yn Week.-Mrs.; aud We promise that in
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our editorial services, it has also thu BEN ft IT
the entire lime and constant superv sion Of Mr.
ELoN COASTOcK, fnr several years II the editors
OF the New York journal IF { nm~rc~, gentle.
81 recoRu zrd editorial ability aud experience.
1,Lr Edilnra Will fhrrrfnrt be
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Calvert Comstock, William Cassidy,
Elon Comstock.

with ample additional speci assistance In the Seve.
raj DIP Irtniemts Of the pup r.
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To any person sending cub Of 10. We will send
the Albany Daily AtLis d Argue, one year, gratis
Subscriptions may commence with any number
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STATE or CALIFORNIA, County of Fl Dorado.
Il; appearing to my satisfaction, by the affidavit Of
pm. that said Defend mt upon whom the service is
Ia be mad, In this cause ia not resident Of this
STATE, but resides in virgna City in the Terri
tory Of <evad, and It appearing tina, cause Of ac-
~. .-i-.- SANM... ,oij d~rn--,s is ordered that
service he made ny tne ru0nHtG'n tGe seli7f,n,
hereto attached VI the Mountain Democrat, n weekly
newspaper printed and published in said county, at
least week FIR the space of three months.
when such service will be deemed complete and
that copy NJ the summons be forthwith deposited
in the pcrt"fire directed to her said place Of r. ST.
'lrncr; ami this case is continued 10 the Sth day Of
November. 1862 at the hour of 10 AN
This 26th day OF July, 1867
JOHN HtSII,
aug2m3 Justice Of tie Peace
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Established in 1854, for the Permanent
Cure OF all Private and Chronic Dis
eases and the Suppression of Quack-
cry.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-01

DR. l.. J. CZAPKAY's
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
IN TIT Ut R.

Sacramento street. belO'c Montgomery, opposite
Pdcife Null Steamship Cos CDfce,
NIn F,Mncisco.
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TERMS :

The Ne,c York Weekly ArgWS Is published in
quarto form each number containing eight Pig -. or
forty-eight columns. printed on new ant handsome
type in the best style. 1t will be furnished to sub
scribers on the following terms, payable always in
advance:
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-01

DIR. L. J. Czapkay's Private Medical and
Surgra Institute IS on sacramento street. heloW
Montgomery, nppn>ite the Pacific Mail steamship
Company Office. San Francisco. The Dr. offers
free consultations, aud aSkS remuneration unless
lie effects curv. Office hours from a. n. to Or y.
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spermatorrhra, or local wenknrss. nervous


debility. low spirits lAEsitude weakness OF the back
and limbs. iudispoSitinn ana incapabilty for study
Nh labor. duness IT apprehension, loss ~ memory,
aversion to socItty. lave Of solitude, timidhy, self
dsIrusf, dEIueSS. headache, involuntary discharg-
e., pains Ia the side, affection nj The eyes piIhprs
on The face. sexual and other innrmes In mrn. are
cured without fail nv III" justly celebrated physician
aud surgeon, l.. J. CZAPKIy. His ~, tho" Of curing
diseases is new and UNTSIwS TT orHERS. hence hts
great success. All consult NiOnS. hy letter other
wise, free Address, l.. J. CZArKAY, VI. D., San
Francisco. California.
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To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County
Greeting Make legal service and return hereof
Given under my hand, this 10Th dAy Of July 1862
JOHN BUSH,
Jusfrp nf h. Pos in md fnrs Tn, in
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nEEDS. MORTGAGES AND DECLARA-
~ toas " Ho~AaesAds, Cor GAis ct the s4Oo.
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"S~ -T1~~>t-~' DisaaEery Of The AEsl

P'oN~>%r7 S(f~Sk2p6FY Oh w. AZ e =
-, g.. .----.,>,, y, sSiSkt.".-f ,RR14yFtPR
-DR. H. J. CzAPEAY's PR0PHiLAcTiCrG (s.li-d,sn-
fectinR agenD, sure preventive against iiOIOrrhpa
an Syphilitic diseases. aud unsurpassed remedy
for all venereal. scr"fulnus gauRrrnous and
Gus ulcers, fGtid discharges from the vagina. uterus
and urethra. and all cutanrous errptions aud dis
eases. For sale nj Dir. l.. j. CEapkayS nfire. Sarrn
mento street, below ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company Dfs1,. As :BHei,Aa'Ien Is
preventive against smn lpOx, so il I'r, l. J. Gap
kay'S Prophilartcum preventive against svphilitic
aud Ronorrhral diseases. Harmless in itself. il
possesses the power Of chemically drstroyjng the
syphilitic virus, and thereby saving thousands of
debauchees from being Infected hy the most lual,.
soine Of all diseases. Let no young man WIN APP
precates health be without Dr. CT ,pkRys PtOpnilac-
ticum. 1t is In very convenient packages, and i'll
be found convenient To use being used ds soap -
Price. IS. For sale at DR. L.. J CEapkay'- PRIV tie
Medical and Surgical Institute. sHcrst,entn treet,
below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Vail Steamship
Comnany's office
az All orders must he addressed to L. J Gap.
kay, NJ. D., San Francisco, California. aug II
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70 be found anywhere North OF San Francisco
which facts they are prepared to prove by occular
their line, from
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Attendant and Resident Physician,
L. ]. CZAPKAY. n. D..

Late In the hungarian Revolutionary War, Chic,
Physician TO the 5,'th Rrgiuelt OF iI0nvrds, Chic
Surgeon T." the Military hospital Of PeSth lunga "
late Lecturer Diseases OF Women aud Child n,
and hInurary Member Of the Philadelphia College
Of Medicine
~ Particular attention paid to the treatment Of
diseases peculiar to MWneu AMI Children. AZ
OFFICE lluUkS from 8 4. y tin9 n. C0.IlInu-
nicaIinns strictly confidential Permanent cur
otherwise, Tree.
Address, DIR. L. j. CZAPkAY,
Francis.o.
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COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES..

Senator tnot elected this year)A. St C. Denver,
ilarv,y.
Member, {" the Ass.mh'y-Seneca Dean, }. FRASER,
u DtRnl. ~ e. Parker.
COrTNTY OFEICEPQ
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A Poster to a Visiting Card!

Being fully convinced of the fact that the prices
for Printing like all other NECESSARY things in Cali
ifornia have greatly decreased within the past year.
We have accordingly bought and put into operation
all the latest aud most desirable
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LABoR-sAvING MACHINERY

Known in the business; and are thus enabled to
pletely nullIying the hitherto good argument that
Money could be saved BY sending below for Priut-
ing" Our stock OF
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PHlLApFLPHA Jan. 11h 1889.
To the Editors OF the Pacific Medical and Surg cal
I.,.,rIn L.

remarkable Instance Of Medic nj
Relief-Bruw publish the certificates nj three
"f the sufferers fron til" paugs Of disease, ,ho, hHv-
ing recovered their former health aud i,npelle,i by
gratitude, make known their cases and rrinedi
agent and their statements are authenticated by :,
Notary Public. The demands Of society mprriously
command their publicity, and W. commend their pc
rusal to the attention OF the afflicted:
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The following letter which emphatically
speaks for itself written by the Dean Of the Fac.
uty Of the Phladelphia College ~ Medicine. to the
editors Of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal,
San Francisco, for publication
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-18
western Virginia.

An important election was recently held
in Western Virginia, in which the frr.men
voted on a new constitution, which had been
saba,itied 10 the people for ratification
They also voted, at The same time, on the
question Of gradual emancipation--for and
sgainst--and the majority FOR EMAScIrA-
rIoN is overwhelming This, be it remem-
bered, is in the loyal part of Virginia, thus
showing that where there is the most sla-
very there Is the most treason, and where
The sentiment of freedom prevails most,
there are the true and loyal TO the govern
ment. The official vote for Marshall coun-
iy is, for emancipation. 795; against, only
IL. The people there understand their
true interests, and have voted for a free
state. We give below the vote of several
fnwps nm emanc;patinn rs fnlln,ys
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-18
Proclamation by the President

BY the President of the United States
OF Americas Proclamation 1t has
pleased Almighty God to vouchsafe signal
victories to the land and naval forces en-
gagged in suppressing an internal rebellion.
and at the same time to avert from our
country the dangers of foreign Intervention
and invasion. 1t is therefore recommended
to the people of the United States, that a,
their next weekly assemblages in their ac-
customed places of public worship, which
shall occur after the notice of this urocla-
mation shall have been received. they es-
Pecially acknowledge and render thanks n
our Heavenly Father for these inc, timable
blessings; that they then and there implora
spiritual consultations in behalf Of oil
'hose VINO have been brought into affection
oy the casualties and ca'amities of sad;t;o,
and civil war, and that they reyerentlv in
woke the Divine guidance for our national
councils, to the end that they may speed;ly
result IN the restoration of peaee. barmonv
ana unity, throughout our borders. and has
Ten the establishment Of frafernal relations
among all the countries of the earth 7,
witness whereof l have hereunto set nv
nand and have caused the seafof the United
States to be affsxel.
Done at the city Of Washington this loth
day OF April, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eish; hundred and sixty-two. and
OF the independence Of the United S,a,as
the e'shiy-sfzth ABRAHAM Lrsco.s.
by the president, W. II. sEwsnn sac
re;ery of State.
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doubt, but all the more sure TO remain on
that account.
And yet further, the influence of slavery
in the North has been destroyed by The re-
bellion--and il is in the North, with its cori
rupt political leaders and implicitly follow
ing masses, that slavery has found its
strongest bulwarks. All that has passed
away. The prestige OF slavery--iis polii-
cal power, with which bare wand il, like
the foul enchanter, Cumus, could I" unthread
our joints and crumble all our sinews, lis
snatched from its hand, while its magic cup,
from which it poured the draught of pre-
ferment to bewilder the senses Of even some
of the greatest among US, is shattered for
ever. The object for which the Republi-
can party was formed has been obtained.
The Slave Power is driven forever from
the administration of the Government OF
these United States. Who can doubt it.,
when the sees an incumbent of the Presi-
dell ial char who dares to speak OF slavery
otherwise than with bated breath and
whispering humbleness," and who boldly
declares that il is the duty of the Govern
meut TO "iniiiate emancipation !" Who
can doubt it, when he sees such declara-
ton accepted universally at the North, as
the work Of patriotic and sensible man
the few who take the contrary ground be-
ing hardly enough to make discord in the
general burst of opprobaiioni
Slavery, in fact, is doomed, in whatever
way the war is carried on. We owe it no
good will. Its life has been odous, and its
death will be as grateful to the Nation as
was that of the Old Man of the Sea to Sim
bad.
We have no idea that the war will be
carried on so as to please every one, but we
have no doubt that in the end every one
will see and be glad to see that, however
carried on, it is, TO use the words of clear
headed thinker, " though not an anti-slav-
cry, yet war antt-slavery.-N Z. Times.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-18

the plank was thrown out, and the mate
was the first TO 90 over II. Rushing up to
lengthly individual aforesaid he seized him
by the collar, exclaming; LA, ha I've
been hunting for you this three days. I've
fourd you at last, and you've got to come
with mel" The monarch of the wood-pile
Strengthened himself up, and reached out
his left hand grasped the would be officer
by the throat, while with his right planted
several stunning blows on his physiognon y,
and pitched him heels over head down the
bank into the Father Of Waters" Turn
ing to the amused crowd of spectators on
the boats deck he shouted: If there's
any more of you ON board who've been
looking for me three days, come on" The
hero of the wood-pile is to day President
of the United States.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-18
Windham County Court.

The April term of this court commence
its session ON the 9Th, and closed on tn
18th. Upon the calling of the docket, TWEEN
ty-fve cases were announced for the jury
The court then took recess till afternoon
Cobteayh .; Pierce-was first in the orde
of trial. There was some hitch in thi
case-parties not being ready for trial-an
it was continued.
The next case called was the noted case
Churchill q. Barker, which was expected Il
occupy nearly week in trial. Some o
the witnesses on the part of the plaintiff
being sick, the case was continued.
The sudden and unexpected disposal o
Cobleigh V. Pierce. and Churchill v. Bark
err, rendered it impossible to try many o
the succeeding cases, witnesses not being
present, and resulted in the settlement Of
some, and the continuance of others.
The court took recess till Wednesday
morning when the case Wait .. Wind.
ham County Mining 90. was tried. This
was assumpsit to recover for money advan-
ced, and the services Of plaintiff as secre-
fary and 'roasarcr- of oaia company, amount
ing to between $1,000 and $1,000. The
court directed the jury to return a verdict
for plaintiff, for full amount of claim. The
defendants excepted, and case passed to
supreme court.--Bradley & Kirkland for
pff., ID. Kellogg & Washburne for defts.
Ware .. Ho,oard.-This was an action Of
trespass TO recover for steer, taken by de-
PENDANT from plaintiffs pasture. The plain
tiff claimed title by virtue of sale to him,
by one Boutelle, and the defendant claimed
title by virtue of sale by one Phillips. Yer
diet for defendant.-B Bradley & Butler and
Wheeler for plf, Stoddard and f. E. KEEL.
logg for def.
Rosetta A. Nils q. School District No
l2.-This action was to recover for servi.
ces as teacher. The plaintiff was dis
charged and not permitted to close hel
school, by the committee, without justifatle
cause, as she alleged. This action was tc
recover full term. Verdict for plaintiff fol
S4o,5o.-Stoddard and L. E. Kellogg fol
plf., Arnold, Stoughton, and Butler &
Wheeler for def.
Metiendy .. N. 3. P. Union, Dir. 49,
was the only other case tried, and resulted
in verdict for plaintiff. -Stoddard and f
+, kellogg FOR plf, Butler & Wheeler, Ar
mold, and Stoughton for defts.