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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
SANFORD'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVER DEBILTAfH.

TT is compounded entirely from Gums. and has
L become established fact, . Standard AeAieiser
Known A5d pPr0re& Syr iDyfnr1riA, EAseAle n
all that have used Il, and - laTTh1a, summer Geo.
10 nov resorted TO with plants. DysenaeTy, esSs
confidence In all the dis. Stomach, DTOpSY, Habit-
eases for which IL 10 re & ual CostlvenesG, CAeiss
CONNIE ended A Cholera, Cholera A0g'
II has cured thOusandE - bus, Cholera E0GAntassS
within the last two years ~ PlAtulenee, y q q
who had given up all PemAleWeAknesses, Aa4
hopes Of relief, the ~ may be used successfully
NUMEROUS UNSOLICITED q lAs an ordinary FAMILY
certificates In my pos = MEDICINE. Il viii 0sES
session show. SICK HRADACHg (as thoa-
The dose must be adj = sands can testifyh y
apted to the tempera-i q twenty minutes, II I've
ment Of the Individual O IoF three teAsVooasea1
taking IL, and used in ~ are taken 81 The es@~
such quantities as to act " me ncement Of the aa-
gently the bowels. tack. All who nee u esa
Let the dictates of your n giving their EestimOaT
judgment guide you in = In its favor.
the use Of the LIVER . RY Mix water in IL
INYIGORATOR. and IL b mouth with the InYigOg-
will CURE Liver Com aior, and swallow bsaA
piAInt, Bilious Attacks, together.
Price, One Dollar per RotelQ.
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SUMMONS.

CYAYE OF CALIFORNIA Ce@nsS Of e Dorado,
y SS.-In the District Court Of the Eleventh Judi
cial District.
Action brought in the District Court OF the Elev-
enth Judicial District, and the complaint filed in the
County of Fl Dorado, in the ONCE Of the Clerk Of
said District Court in and for said County and State.
The People OF the State Of California to DAVID r.
MOORE, defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by Lucreta Ann Moore, plain
til. in the District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial
District, in and for the county Of Fl Dorado, and to
answer the complaint filed therein on the - day
Of March, A. D 166e5W thin ten days exclusive Of
the day Of service) after the service you Of this
summons-if served within this county; If served
out Of the county, but within this Judicial District,
within twenty days; or, u served out OF said Dis
trct then within forty daysor judgment by default
will be taken against you.
The said action Is brought to obtain decree dis
solving the bonds Of matrmony heretofore existing
between you and plaintiff and that said marriage be
set aside and held for naught, and that said plaintiff
have judgment for costs and expenses; and II you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint, as
above required, the plaintiff will apply for said de-
cree and Judgment according to the prayer Of said
complaint.
Witness, Hon. B. p. Myres, Judge OF said District
Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District.
-, Attest my hand, and the seal OF said Court
L. Q. in and for said County Of II Dorado, hereto
- AFFIXED, at Office In the city Of Plaeerville,
this the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1852.
THOMAS B. PATTON, Clerk.
Upon reading the plaintiffs afidavit on 6le here
In, II Is ordered that the within summons be publish
ed In the MouNTAIN DEMOCRAT, . weekly newspaper
published In the county Of II Dorado, State Of CALI
lornia, once = week for three months, and that
vice be made by such publication.
Witness my hand this 18th day 81 March 4. D.
1862.
HUME SLOss, PIE g Att'ys: maritime
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ADMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

NOTICE lie hereby given to AL persons having
IN claims against the Estate Of d. @. PATTEE,
Deceased, 70 present the same, with the necessary
vouchers, to the undersigned Administrator OF said
EstAte at Miller's Hotel, the Costumes road, 10
Mud Springs Township. at the law ofce Of Messrs.
Blanchard 1 Meredith, In Pscervilie Il Dorado
County, California, within ten months from the date
Of this notice. the same will be forever barred By
law. JAMES ii. MILLER,
Administrator Of said Estate.
M.r.h OH AQ-Im
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ExNCUTOR0' NOTICE.

NOTICE Il hereby given u al persons having
u claims against the Estate Of R. L. WAKEFIELD
deceased, To present the same with the necessary
vouchers 10 the undersigned Executors Of said e.
tate, atshngle Springs, a Dorado County. Caiifor'
nia within ten month"; from this date, or the same
win be forever barred By law. -.
JOHN CARNEY,
r. N. WILLING,
Executors Of said Estate.
Single Springs, March sth, 1e69.-lm
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A TREE of large circumference spTAng
from q root as delicate as hair; tower
of nine stories rose out Of handful Of
earth q journey of thousand leagues
began by 8 step.
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GooD.-Welles, LincOln's Secretary Of
the Navy, has written letter 10 Justify
himself for putting 500, 900 in his broth.
er-in-law's pocket. The pith of the de-
tense seems to be, says an exchange, that
he could have given three times the
amount to some one else As an instance
Of family affection it is highly commend
able; but regarding it as an act OF patri-
otism, it savOrs n great deal Of rascality.
All the officers OF the Government seem
to take good care Of their Felatives;-
Cameron's son cleared, in seven mSN.hS,
eight hundred theassnd. 4ollRnsi-hlaot
people say he swindled the Government
out Of that nice little sum.
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A MAN was boasting Of the kindness of
his friends in visiting him. One aunt, he
said, visited him twice year, and stayed
six months each time.
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MuGGINs AND THE MUGGINsEs. fes-
tive party Of young fellows whiled away
the damp hours of recent rainy evening
in playing the classic game of Muggins, in
an uptown store. The night waned away
to the small hours, when it was suggested
that they "play for something" This
generally means lager, cigars, tods. oys-
tiers, or articles Of that kind. But, as it
happened, all the saloons and such like
"dens of infamy" were closed, they had
to make the best Of what forfeits were
laying around loose. Nc spied box
Of McLane's anti-bilious pills, and pro.
posed that every time man lost game
3" ''"-.: ShosIa 1%S.ANs'-.;; Sfhe ..;tvtSiitv
ana rum Dr. ne idea took with The fasi.
and they went on playing with renewed
rest. c. was the first loser, and he
swallowed the abOmination like little
man. G--'s turn came next, and he
swallowed the penalty without winking ;
and so the game went on. There we're
twenty-five pills in the box, and three Of
them were considered dose for all med,
ical purposes. Nc swallowed nine
of them, c. eight more, c. gulped
down six, j. took the remainder,
while jerks got Of scot free. The game
suddenly terminated at O'Clock the next
morning. dubuque Times.
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To any person sending club Of 10. We will send
the AI6GRy Daily Ati0s o Argus, one year, gratis.
Subscriptions may commences with any number.
Letters whether containing Petanees or Otherwise,
should be addressed 70 the undersigned, O6rser Of
Broddso6y assd Park PG0ee, opposite Guy R'gu
Park, N6lo York. -
C0METOCK CASSIDY,
fsb16 PTePrstoTS,
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TERMS

The NssO York Weekly Ar0Ws IL published In
quartO form, each number containing eight pages or
forty eight columns, printed on new and handsome
type In the best style. 1t will be furnished 70 sub
scrIbers on the following terms, payable always In
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SANFORD'S FAMILY
G. ATHARTIC PILLS
Compounded from PURE VEGETABLE extracts.
and put up In GLASS CASES, alright, and
Ii In AM ell

Compounded from PURE VEGETABLE extracts.
and put up In GLASS CASES, aIr-tight, and
will keep in any climate.
The FAMILY CATH letahle Extraets, Whiee
ATTIC PILL Is RentlelN laet Allke on every pA!e
but active CATHART1C, ~ lOf the ELEMENTARY esasls
which the proprietor has II and sTe 00OD ana SaSs
used In his practice for In all cases WHARF o.
more than twenty years. IthATtic 10 needed, 80
The constantly increa.l % DerSngemenls - -
sing demand from those y St0m &C h @eeplnsSk
who have long used The Paine IN Ne bos& 49,
Pills. and the satsfac- q LonO, COstiveaoas, HA4
ton which all express IN p land soreness over -
regard TO their use, has q whole Body fpo@ su4AeA
induced me to place cold, which fFequenoys
them within the reach Of p h neglected. end as
ALL u Hong course Of kev0s
The Profession we'll 3 Less Of Appetite, Creep
know that different Co. 3 IAR eeRsetl0n Of Csse
thaTtics act on diaerent q over the body, Aesae9
PORTIONS OF the bowels. nOss, Headache o. Wees
The FAMILY CATH. q lin the Head, all lnAaAc
AAfIC PILL has, With ~ lmaIoFy Diseases We
due reference 10 this ven 8 lin chldFeR OF aAalss
established fact, besuIh IhheumANS1. CITY
compounded nom . va PURIRIER OF tAA
riety Of the RArsst Veg-l BLOOD, ---
And mABy Diseases 70 which AsSh IL heR, ~
numerous to mention In this adVeFtiSemens
Doae-Qne TO fhree.
Price, Three Dimes.
The LIVER INVtGORATOR and FAMILY -
THARTIC PILLS are retAiIed By Druggists geneTalQS
and sold wholesale BY the Trade IN ell The Is1SS
TOWns. ST. W. gANRORl, u. D.,
Manufacturer and RyopEis.oI.
Sold by The Druggists sTsTyThsr;; 1 %a r
Sole Agents ~ The RaeTnc OosG,
$40 1a2 WASAlDGtOA a., esp trsneisES
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ssasssse a1a ORIGINAL Artlsles, sag
Ss: " S-RSS E ai.i;.' H'''''-N''
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For the prompt correct aud careful execution Of all
the various descriptions Of
PR INTIN G.
To be found anywhere NOrth II g.. -,:.attc.s.-
which facts they are prepared to prove By occulAr
denomination to all who may desire anything in
their line, from
A Poster to a Visiting Card!
Being fully convinced Of the fact that the prices
for Printing, like all other NECESSARY things in Cali
rnls, have greatly decreased within the past wear.
We have accordingly bought and put into operation
all the latest and most desirable
LABoR-SAVING MACHINERY
Known In the business; and are thus enabled to
compete with EVEN San FrAnclsco--tbereAy, com
'FROsEAS ss~shSST"s -' SS~a>- -1rpbtAe5,t
Money could be saved BY sending below for print.
Ing" Our stock Of
CARDS, BILL AND FANCY PAPER,
Is always Of the best quality, selected with due RE-
gard to the wants of our immediate neighbOrhOod
~. l.
Agent in San Francisco, anything NEW, or Of NOVEL
DESIGN introduced there can be speedily transmitted
to us.
Having thus enumerated our facilities and deter
mination to do all classes Of work that fault
NOT be found with prices or execution, We will now
reterate that
BOOKS AND CATALOGUES,
FOSTERS AND XANDBILLS,
PROGRAMMES AND CIRCULARS,
INVITA- TONS AND TICKETS.
BILLHEA DS. FREIGHT BILLS
BUSINESS CARDS AND TAGS
BOX AND BOTTLE LABELS,
CERTIFTCA TIES OF STOCH.
BANK CHECKS, RECEIPTS, dc
In any desired coiOrs or style, will BE- printed BY
AT FIFTY PER CENT. LESS
Than former prices, aud in the style that has
always been the commanding feature Of printing
emanating from the office Of the
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.
B- Those who have hitherto patronized Us are
satisfied that what We have above announced Is
strictly correct those who have not yet pAtrOnIIed
us, need only make one trial to be convinced. We
are both PRACTICAL PRSrERs and are fully capable Of
fulfilling to the letter all We promise here.
GELwICKS 4 JANUARY,
PROPRIEToAs.
PLAcERvILLE, January a, 1861.
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THE DYING SOLDIER.
sx oLIvEA PEaRY NANLovH.

II was an hour when the wind was sweeping
wildly over the battle plain,
AND the lightning fron, the cloud ives leaPihg,
And thunder had broken the vaults Of rain,
That wounded man at niRht was lying
In pain. upon the cold, wet ground,
With Nv loved one to see him dying,
Or hand to bind up his bleeding wound.
His eountry's nag he made his pillow,
And his heaTt was Alled with its treasured stars;
NJ aSSussA' y aeAis hsOssns'e biEpE =. 1 T. -
- S~-~S
He had borne Il In the time 81 Battle,
with al eh. .Rr-n~th a. nj tnPida.
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He had borne 4 70 The time Il Cattle,
With all the strength Of patriots pride:
He had heard 4he lad hail through il rattle,
When Comrades were falling on every side.
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70 be found anywhere North II g.. S.::aItc.s.-
which facts they are prepared to prove By Oecular
demonstration to all who may desire anything In
their line, from
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COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES,,

(nOtnected this yeAT)-A. g. C. Drawer,
-. Harvey.
Members Of the Assembly-SenecA Dean, J. FRASER,
j. II. Denni'. II q. Parker.
COnETY OERICERR
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than devoting it TO discussion which
has degererated into mere personalities.
weak subterfuges, and quibbling eva,
SONS. In these specialities your cor
respondent can "waye alone in all her
glory"
In studying brevi!y may have left a
doub, on the minds of some as to my real
views. and it is to more fully explain
my position that take up my pen.
My first article was written, if haply
thereby | might provoke some to good
works." did not dream of provoking
a discussion. If there are no gentle.
men whom it suits, then no one is hit:
if the shoe fits any, let them wear it. >
That is all.
As for the ladies'. wish them to do
all they can. While We defend them
from unjust charges. We ale far from
excusing them for any neglect of duty.
In giving their "household treasures"
they make the greatest possible sacrifice
on their part-to item infinitely greater
than giving few rags. dry goods, fruits
etc.: and yet to the poor soldiers. sick.
wounded. dying. these gifts are Of
almost infinite value. Heartless must
be that one who would willfully or will
ing!y withhold them when in her power
10 bestow. Heaven forbid that one
word from me should lessen in the
smallest degree the donation of these
blessings. While the men do their
duty, the women should not leave theirs
undone.
This is my position. l believe it as
much the duty of the women as of the
men to put forth efforts in this great
struggle. If they can prevent suffer-
ing and edo it moi" ''sin lies at their
door," If they can add to the comfor;
Of the soldiers who nobly risk. their
lives for their county and for them. and
fail to do it. they are hsarsless. ,i
Let Ladies Aid Societies" or "Sol-
diers Relief Societies" be formed all
over the land. LIE, ,rork and not words
our patriotism and sympathy
and may mot one Of tie brare men rho
hare volunteered to defend Kansas eper
rant for any thing ,ce can gire or do.
m A LADY.
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sleeves 10 inches wide. and 4 yard long
sloped and hemn,ed a. the wrist; gussel.
at the neck and narrow band.
II. Drawers-loose. cotton flanne
or WOODEN. Secondhand flannel shirts
or drawers. or wrappers, will be yer,
acceptable. i'.s
12. Knit Wooden Socks-the yarn
should be as No. 90. and the needles o
size No. Is, with ga stitches on each
nerd!e;the leg should be Is inches long,
and the feet in proportion of one-hall
IL. and one-half l2 inches long. 1os
Is. Handkerchiefs and Towels.
IL. M'ttens--one finger and thumb,
khil or made of cloth. Z.
SURGEONS SUPPLIES.
Is. Compensatory pieces Of old sof,
linen and cotton. without seams, selv.
edges, or starch; wash the pieces thor
oughly. iron them, and roll them into
smooth bundles. sl a.
l6. Cases Of Muslin inches lone
by 6 inches wide. for wounded limbs.
EDIBLEs.
II. Dried Apples, Dried Peaches,
Dried Plums. Dried Berries, in bags or
barrels.
IS. Fruit. Jsllies, Tomatoes. Over
every vessel containing Jelly. strew
white sugar to the depth of half an inch,
and paste stout paper not branded ov-
er the mouth.
10. Tea. Rice. Corn Starch, Farina,
Sage. Dat Meal. Tapioca. Arrow Root,
Cocoa. Pearl Barley. Y east Cakes, Yeast
Powders.
90. Sour krout and Pickles. of all
Every package should be distinctly
labelled, with the weight or quantity Of
each marked upon it. Cans should be
soldered. Do no, pack. Canned Fruit
with Clothing. @'sR sae r
81. Pure Wine, Brandy and Whis-
ky.-Catawba Wine is used in large
quantities. -
*. RASPBERRY and blackberry Syr-
up and Vinegar.
90. Lemon Syrup.
; DIRECTIONS FOR PACKING, MARKING AND
rsr.frs ~, FORWARDING. o.tr
Alliarticles should be closely packed
in wooden boxes.or very strongly wrap
ped bales. On the top of the center of
each box, under the cover, a full list of
what it contains should be placed. and
a copy Of this list should be sent BY
mail. II possible. put on the cover with
screws. On one corner OF the cover OF
the box state from where it comes, and
direct clearly as follows:
Kansas Sanitary Commission.
Learenuorth City,
Kansas.
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From
A CARD.

TO tie Country Merchants and tie
Pubic:
The subscribers employ this method
Of Informing their cust0msss and friends
that in consequence OF the impaired
health OF the Senior member OF our
firm. we have reluctantly decided to
close our mercantile business. To ac-
complish this, We offer our goods at
wholesale and retail at less than tl.eir
present value in any of the Eastern
Markets.
We may pot uow have "THE LARG-
EST Srocx OF STAPLE d DRY GooDs,
Doors & SHOES, west of the MISSISSIPPI
pi River" but i. is Large and Varied,
ard botgh, almost entirely Of Manuiac-
turers, in May last-before the advance
in prizes. We wish to sell this Stock
within month. If possible. at BAR
GAINS FOR CASH, or short Nego,ia-
bic Paper.
In retiring from the trade, We are
happy to say, that for the last four and
q half years, (during which time We
have made the acquaintance of nearly
every trader in the State, end many in
the neighboring towns in the State Of
Missouri. our business intercourse will
our patrons in the country and business
neighbors in the city has been 10 US OF
the most agreeable character.
From the Unexpectedly large and
liberal patronage that has been extend
ed to us, we feel confident Of having
many Business friends, and We cordial
" invite all to call before too late, and
accept farewell benefit. at No. l2 Del
aware street, Leavenworth.
lO9-tf WATSON & BRACE.
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Order of Publication
STATE OF KANSAS,
CeuNrf or JKFSElsoN.
In the District Court Of slid County.
Abel Whitney, P,'f.

|f-fs /
Norris S. Knight. Def Il
| 1s N-ss Norris =. knight, the above
named defendant, will take notice that he has
been sued by Abel Whitney in the District Court
of said county, the object Of which, as appears BY
the petition. OF the said plsinfiff. filed in the
Clicks Office of said Court 10 TO recover the sun,
Of two thousand three hundred and seventy two
dollars and seventeen cents, and interest on the
sum of&70i, 40 at the rats Of per cent per month
from tire l7th day Of September. A. D. 1857, and
interest on the sum OF Sl667,77 al the rate of:5
per centsIsr month from the 18th day Of 0cto.
Der, A. D.ls57 ;,eaid 70 be due and owing from
the sail defendant 10 the said plaintiff on q Ger.
tsii bill OF exchange dmwn by the said defen.
dant, directed 10 Z. s. Hamlin, No. 20 Fourth
ST., Cincinnati, Ohio, for the sum Of $70i, pay
able TO one 4. Gordon & Co., which said draft
was delivered TO said A. Gordon L Co, and en-
dorsed BY them Us 4. Gordon 4 Co.. To 4. Whit
ney, this plaintiff and by the said plaintiff en-
dorsed and delivered To Gibson 4 BrotfeTtOn,
which said draft was not paid when the same be-
came dne and was duly protested, aud paid BY
said plaintiff for said defendant; and also on
certain bill Of exchange drawn BY tho said de-
PENDANT directed to one T.. 5. Hamlin, payable
to this plaintiff or the cum d sixteen hundred
and sixiy-seven dollars and seventy-seven cents,
and endorsed by the sail plaintiff. which Said
bill 81 exchange WINS not paid by the said defen-
dant when the same became due, and was duly
protested for nom syment. and paid by the said
plaintiff also for the foreclosure and sale OF the
folio wing described premi-es. TO. Wit: The undi-
,ided one-hnlf of the southwest quarter Of Sec
ton thirty in township nine, of range eieh-
teen in the the State OF Kansas. which said de-
scribed premises were conveyed by the said de.
PENDANT 10 the said plaintiff by certain deed Of
trust, or the 18th day II February, A. ID. 1857,
to secure this plaintiff the payment Of the sum
of money so paid out by him tssid plaintiff, on
said bills of exchange. And SAID defendant is
further notified that unless he plead, answer, or
demur to the petition Of the said plaintiff herein
flied, on or before the twenty second day Of Oe-
tober, A. ID. 1862. such petition will be taken a
true, nad judgment rendered accordingly.
Witness, r. Z. HAyExs, Clerk Of said
Couri. with the seal thereof affixed ut
l.. s. m, office, in the village OF Oskaloosa,
this 18th day Of August. 1862
p f.. RAVENS, Clerk.
Adams. Crozier & Ludlum, Plf's. Auys.
Aug Is, 81 wv S25N.
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Order Of Publication.
STATE OF KANSAS, 90
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON.
George Grayson,

:, - "@so,S as 60.
County or JEFFERSON. 49,
4 George Grayson, 44e.
Walter n. Allen, John F. Hinton, and e. T..
The above named defendants, Walter
n. Allen and John +. Hinton win take notice
that the sad pl ainii has filed his petition in the
above entitled cause. against the said PENDANT.
in the District Court Of said county, the object
and prayer Of which is TO recover Judgment
against the said Walter n. Allen 70. the sum
o. $l25. with interest thereon IRON September
2Sth, 1860, due from said defendant, Walter n.
Allen. to said plaintiff on promissory note tor
Sl25, dated September 2S,h 1859, and due Twelve
months after date: and for decree Of foreclosure
and sale Of Lot two q in block seventeen %
and lot seven y in block eighteen trS) in New
ellis add ton 10 the town Of Oskaloosa, and lot
six 81 in block nine 81 in the original town Of
Oskaloosa, all in Jefferson county, State Of Kan
sas. and that said defendants be forever barred Of
any claim or equity OF redemption in said prem
iscs. And defendants are further notified that
unless they answer or deMur TO said petition on
or before thu 22d day Of October, A. u. 1862,
judgment will be rendered in accordance with
the prayer OF said petition. and said premises
will be cold to pay the same.
GEORGE ". GRAYSON, Pl'H
Aug. L., 81 wv 1880