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The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
swarming OF the Medical hive"
Consolation for th9 Sick.

Considering the enormous number Of
young N. ID. 5 that our me'Iical c"llrg">
turn out every year, we certainly ought
III there be any virtue in Irregular phys
icking') To be much healthier people
than we are. But the hills nf mnItn'ItE
do not shorten as the list Of doctors
lengthenS. Qnite the reverse! Shall ~c
say, then with Macbeth, Throw rhy<-
ic to the dogs, III none of >" NJ. that
will not do. Nature when attacked n,
disease. needs an ailv To >u>taip her An
ally, rrmrmter; no d ple'irS agent, that
helps the Disease anl eXhau>i> her rucr.
gieS We verify believe that most Of The
drugs administered in acute di>ra>e hav"
this cffrct. Such, however, j., not t!,r
operation "f u"e medicine nnr general,
used in this country CIR c"rnp!nirt> "f the
stomach, liver. and b"Tcl<. We mean
IIoLLowAY's Pulls. or cnIr>c our rca.
derS are aware that both the Ointment
and Pills which hear the name nf the is.
tinguiShed ply and philanthrnphi>t
are in the highest possible rcpu:e al nvrr
the world but We have onlv hal IN "p.
poItuniiy to Witness the effects of the
Pills. II gives Us pleasure to testify t"
their efficacy. In dyspepsia aud Liver
complaints they unqrc>,innahIy Work
the most marvellous cures. Nay. we vii
even 20 so far as IN >ay that. with this
remedy within their reach, no man g,
woman need ever he long ,rcuhlvh with
dyspepsia The pills Ic'uovc the di-trc>>
at the stomach. aud re>ipre the >t,engtt
and appetite with n rnriditv TINT & rrallv
astonishing. The curative aciion seems
to he the same in all cases. ~itrnut rel
erence tn age. constitution. "r SIX, Sui,
at least. is The conclusion t. " hich our
experience and observation point. N. y.
Advocate"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

THE NEGROEs. The wiSeSt statesman
ship IL that which directs events tn well
known and immutable truths; and not
that which cOntenplatrs change 0f hu.
man nature. Thus, in Regard 10 the ne.
gro: The iInmuIable fact is, that III. re
is u prejudice against him. Legislation
should conform l. the fact and any civil
power which ignores it, will run us upon
breakers. II is not necessary 10 inquire
whether the negro Is of ah inferior race
or not; it is enough TO know that he is
NS aD%s0--;?> :e'.t; Cd cry Httsmpt " har.
n"nlEe the Two upon basis OF political
aud social equality will fall.
The practical point we have in view
just huw, is. that It will be wretched pol.
icy on the part'Cf the Government tu at
tempt To dispose Fits surplus negroes by
hringipg them to The Northern Stalrs -
No matter what few nnturnl GmlS like
Wendell Phillips may say about Gratcrni.
~ aud amalgamatIon, it will he found
that the people will not - conquer their
prvdju'liceS," to nblige him or ANYBODY
else aud the experiment will he attend.
cd with the same Sccne:. "f violence that
We have witnessed m New York.
In all Snch coInmntinnS the poor anl
innocent NJ gr" is certain to get the worst
"i it. Prjndire. numbers. skill and pow.
er are ali against him; AID unjust aud
cruel Ms it j., hr is v,ry hkr'y t. hrcomc
the Vrctim "t popular violence. Nnw.
tue rhilanihr"phy aS well n wise status.
mans'iiF, suggest that the races Sh"u Il
not internIix. The number ui hlack> in
the NuIth, m States is so frw.at this time,
that their preScnce would not hr noted as
Il polIIiral or social vlvrItrt, If IN, V were
not involved in an Ontsrle quslIioU relative
I" their rave rleSwhrre. M one cnter.
'ain> any rnn,i,v towards them; even the
rioters il New Ymk who Gu .Eclcd ne.
gro on sight, owed him no spite, hut took
that way u iniicatr Ia Mr. Llncnn that
they tn not approve Of the negro r0icy uG
Ms Administration. The true theory rr
The G"V rnmtni I" pursue Is I" 1T he
slaves "lO ir, aud t. encourage t t,r co!uhi.
ZLiOp # tee IngI"eS to som suitable
and r"nscI'iai hnn". =, rliaps if il would
comply With the first condition the last
would not he necessary but it j. well
known that the apparent alimcSiry "f the
whites towards the blacks amnn: rs Is
only reh ction of pnpnIar inli.n n
asnin>t policy which proposes /" >lrri
flee the white race for thr benefit % nf
blacks that are not among Us. - Manches
ter e. Il. } DcIn"c,at.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

NEGRO BRAVERY. For months past the
Administration organs and orators have
been boaS,ing of the bravery of negr"
soldiers and eulogisinS their uneqnaleh
lighting qualities. According to their
statements, which it is dislIyalS to re-.
fute. the assaults Of the ne gro troops are
always fierce and generally successful. -
Accounts from the army, from those who
have seen them under fire, tell different
tale. An army correspondent Of :he Ma
'dOnal IRtelligencer, an officer of high
Standing, of unqueStioned varaci,y aud
patriotism. thus speaks Of the hcroiSm OF
the Massachusetts, black regiment at Fort
Wagner:
Gen. Gilmore was undoubtedly forced
into the assault upon Fort Wagner
against his better judgment have great
confidence IN hlm, and think from the
way he is going 10 work now that Charles
ton will ceglainly fall. 1t will he slow
but sure. lie has set all the negro snl
diers at fatigue work, which is what every
other general Ought to do. The stories
about their splendid fighting are "all in
my eye" At the assault they ran away
rs fast as they cOnld, and came near de
moralizing the whole attacking fnrce.-
ii an hour hfteT the fight commenced
over thousand Of them came struggling
down to the south end Of the island, and
before morning there were at the hospital
and dock over 300 Of them not hurt in
'ee t-.@A, STheve ws9> mt dozrn white
soldiers at the dock. see the New
xOFk papers give them credit for doing
~oaders-don't you believe 1t,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

KENTrCKY ELECTION. - The Louisville
Jonrnal has the following OH the recent
election:
The way the Republican journals de-
ctive Themselves, or attempt to deceive
others concerning the late election in Ken.
tnckv. certainly is or should he an EN-.
nharic caution tn all right minded persons
who live in our time and cline. The
Governor. memh'r> Of Congress and the
people who elected them are fnr the Tn
ion "f our fathers. not II Uninn such a.
he Republican party want To make"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

\ NicE CLAIMANT FOX EXEMPTION -
The CT vclanI [Dhr1 IIe'aid hrnr'I the
other DAY nj uan arr''Ning for tx, mr-
tim from the draft hci.uS" he had an old
mother whn rer'led his "hrri>hing CIR.
Tn show how mnch feeling This affection
ate son has E'r his o'l mother his neigh
hnr> say h" has had coffin in the houS
for over two yeats. lie came to town
with load "f wood on'. day. and hein.
unable 10 sell it he conIrvrd To- t,adr il
IF with an un'. rtakrr fnr a r flin-hi>
mother h. ing oil might Iii. sud le"lv and
then a Mrs, TO"dlrs say, how handy
II w"nlI he to have in the h"u,r"-
Being frugal aS we'll A. M in.e iou>
mini. he put the coffin In thr r,II,r t"
kee, ,urni,,S In, against such time as tn.
uld lady might "d'np "if."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

RErokr C"tHlErCs Il l. >ai! that rh"
How ,lNhr y. Rice, m-t,,''.' "f t"ptr, *,
rmar%eh at Uov !, IN aLlrr>>'n.
Lrasn inceIi"g few evenings ii &C,
uaI II h" had danghtr "r >i>tr VITO
hrh ma'rird u y, moc,at lie world di,.
own nr hani>h her. \ N"un. lal listen.
ing to hi> sre' ch rose a:.d sail hr had
sister who had done worse than that. -
Th' h"nmahlv representative at once IT,.
qnirel what it could be-. The an>wc,
was that his sister had married black
Republican. The honorable gentleman
said no more on the same subject
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
Special ann GtmeraI Notices.
MOTHERS! MOTHERS!I
M0THERSI!L

DON'T FAIL to procure MRS. WINSLOW's
SOOTHING sNRUP for CHlLDRkN TEETH
ING. This valuable preparation 10 the prescrip-
tion Of oiis OF the best female physicians aud
hurses in the United States, and has Tecn used
for thirty years with never failing safety and SUE
cess BY millions Of mothers and chiidTen, from the
feeble infant Of one week oId to the adult.
IL net only relieves the child from pain. but In
vsorates the stomach and boW els. coTrects acidity
and gives t"ne and energy to the whole Systcm.-
1t will almost instantly relieve
GhIrINGs IN TnE B.wRLS AND WIND cHOLIc.
We believe it is the Best and Safest Remedy in
the World, in all cases Of DYSENTERY and DI
AhRHGA IN CHILDREN, whether II arises
from teething or say other cause.
Full directions for n'tng will accompany each
hottie. None genuine HBAss the fac simile Of
CURTIS h PERKINS, New York. u Oh til. cut
side wrapper.
Sold By all Medicine Dealers. Principal Once
4S Day street, New York.
Price only 2j cents per bottle.
REDlNGTON b CO,
: As and AIS EfOrt st., San Francisco,
augfmo Agents for csliforna.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
The Medicine for all Seasons.

Dr.. Roa ,cS's STOMACH BIrTKRs We profess to
have more than superficial knowledge ! tn heal
ing art. snd WHILE We arc fully prepared to admit
that mbpg is bei another wrd for imposition aud
therefore, d. not allow any adver isement notice
10 appear in our paper, that has the least idn
recommend what We believe tn he real boon t" 80
ciety. aud having ma lie an experimental use of DR.
Rohacks stomach ners, We bear Testimony to
their real. genuine aud very b nefcIal DIR. r.
hittefs far surpass any Preparation Gf the Kind W.
have 'v,r used AID We urge all who nerd n mild
>nir anl most AZ ecaSe tHnic. II tfv this medicine
at once i y"u try it once. YOU will he to try
weather Eaton (0hio) Demo, rat, Of May 80, 'Gl.
see AdVeruschI' ti. aug23
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TUE copartnership heretofore existing between
l. George ". Carter, james =. Carter, and Anon
L. B"yer, u"der the frm name and style fCARTER
co engaged in tile Lumber business. is this y
dissolved by mutual conSrnt-Mr Boyer having sold
liS interest In the saw min aud business TO George
H. Carter and james F. Carter. TO whom all pay
ments Hue ihr late Arm must he made nnd who, by
the terms Of the SALE becor re ponsihie fur debts
owing by the firm. GEORGE u. CARTER,
JAMES r. CARTER,
ANON l.. BOYER.
Esmerada Mil, Sept. o3l, 1868 -lm+
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

LET not tie radicals he drceivp,l The
hostility "f the prnule tn the present Con-
>rtiptiun Art, a favoriir measure of thu.
Administration, Is not dying, it is dreren.
ing. BIT they wait for a legal decision.
RESPECT the laws, and they mean that the
Administration, If ii does not resi- Get, nj
least shall observe them The people
have not vet quite lnst th' ir sovereignty.
their i"d,peh1rnce. IN, ir n,anIinrS>, nor
have they Fnigoitrn the teachings Of th, II
patrin;ic fathers.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10


We have rec lived frnn the author a
namphiet copy "f the " >taterntnt Of the
grounds nf the cllin Of the Hro>ch Com
>nlilatcl Gold and Silver Mining Com.
ranv, 10 the Cmn>tnrk niue IN Ecvaia
rrnit"rv.' Tue >;a'crnrnt " is clearly
and fnrclhly w itcl. 'mI il ii be correct
Il which we 'h crt1'n 40 lnuht, the
Gr">ch C"nrany'> title TO the Con>trrk
I"lr will >"nn be ackuowl.dge. Di>in.
,rrrstch parties in this county. On no
way CONNECTED with the Company WIN
are frmi'iar with the fict< aud Whu have
read the statement, saw il is Sub>iantia "
cnIrcrt Thl. the g roSCh mothr,> III,
covered and located the Cnm>tuck lhr j.,
wgil known fact to many PERSONS H.
this county. and the evidence will hr
produced at III" proper tive.
The >ti tnrc> ON the attacks Of III"
pr. s." arr severe and crushing aud M,
unmcrItti isu"'ant Of thu matter il
di>pu'", wiih"It any ,r"v"cation, they
bitterly a>~,lc'i the Grn>rh Company,
aul r'lr>cl their columns 10 n rrlv; bur
reply nrp"ar 4 in the columns "f III
Union. an | il is now published in pamph.
let f,r'n. II Sileurr'i, instantly aud
cnmt'etrW, the nttark "f the NJ, nt> uL
he San Francisco Hnn''l 'G Rr"kvr~.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
NOTICE no rEACHERs.

TTtHE COUNTY BOARD or EXAMINATION meet
L at Diamond Springs on the Second and Fourth
Saturdays nfeach m nth at o'clock A. ".
All Teachers should recoleci that their certificates
hnld good for wear only, from their dat, and
should he renewed by re-examinatiOn, at the ex-
piratiGn Of that time. No Teacher can be legally
employed, or draw the public funds, ON certificate
older than one year.
n. A LYNnE
sup't Public Schools for II Dorado County.
Diamond Springs. August 9t.. lSG2.-tr
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
The Physician is OFTEN blamed fc

The Physician is OFTEN bla m ed for
want Of success in hisirtatmrnt When the isappoiIt
mcnt in the recovery Of the sick Is &C be traced IT,
the administering impure m.dcines. Robert White
aPothecary, is paying particular attention to the
colf'hoanding physicians prescriptions and family
recipes # Iomm medicines Of undoubted nurity. Robert
White, Medical Hall, is appointed agent for mos
IL TIE geo line Patent Medicines
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

T1IIE Copartner hip heretofore existing bet-sq--,
A>sfhe unh"rsik ned. under the name and ayle Of
liant Chace has this day been dis .-lved nv mu.
lunl consent. Either party iS authorized sign In
liquidation. r. T. HUNT,
II. A. CHACE.
Piaeerville. September Istb 1883 = I'm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

DrEL.-A duel was fought, near Aurora, n.
T.. on Monday last. by two of our old towns.
men. DIR. W. Eichelroth and R. E Draper
The weapons were shotguns loaded with mus
ket balls. and distance. ~ psres. At the se-
c"nd tre. Mr.. Draper received bali in his an.
kle, which shattered the bone
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
cLoUsER MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given. that. on MONDAY, 0C-
~ T1htR 1911 1888. a; 8 o. loc, =. NJ. there will
e SOS nt pnblc @u''On, ~ the office Of III Com
pluV. III Cuinn. ~ Dorado Z, univ, many shares
~ '' capital stock Ct sail Company. nov Sauting
Upon i's book IN the names ~ tue following persons
III b." 81 III rri III sIiH The sever ! amounts, as
lcIculrr f"'l, due ir"rN each uf >,il persons
far a>~r>sljl"n'S together with eos Of advertising
iut sale. uh',ss the saire be raih heihrr tie sale
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10


VERY DISCoURAGING. The Admins.
tratinn is not at all pleased with the re-
suit of the Kentucky election. Notwith
standing its efforts, extraordinary as dis
graceful, and its deSpotic acts to carr,
the State, it has suffered humilating
defeat. \ more withcrirg rehnke was
never administered to party. The New
York Times, in commenting on the el,,-
lion, says:
"Gen. Smith is probably the only
mvmbrr of Congress elected ~ Kentucky
that will prove tho on ;h..oirs sup.
porter OF the Admihi>tI alton"
This "thor"ugh-sOing supporter Of
the Administration" made a speech at
Harrison, Kentucky, just before the cleo
tion, in which he said:
/" nm opposed to the radical measures
OF the AdIniniStI alton, and if elected tu
Congress will pursue course consistent
with these ay0~alS. la the election Of II
Speaker for the House. will vote for II
war Democrat and such measures ~
neither my V0te nor- Influence Ms mem.
Der of Congress can change, hope, tn
the measure Of my ability. to efEcclually
defeat"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

Palmyra Lodge, No. I5I, F.. a. A, NJ.
hold their regular meetings Tues,IlY nights next
preci ding HE imll moon OF each month. in the new
Hall Upper Pliccrve. Ailbrethren in good stand.
ing are Invited to attend
CHARLES D. HANDY, W. NJ.
J. MCKINLEY, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

Masonic NOtice.-.Stated NJ eetinxs of
III D"rad" Lodge. No. 20, are held 1T Masonic: iIalI
on the Monday of or next preceding the Full Moon
in each month.
FREDERICK F. GARss, W. NJ.
JAMIsoN VI. GR,NTHAM, Secretary
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
DAS 3 H A w Ak
WASHING MACHINE !

TINE only practical Washing Machine ever -eRvyed
i to tIlr public. They VII WaSh anything, from
the finest linen 20 the coarsest wO0leu ahIea With.
out injury All who LRv0 them IN nsa- pFonO OhT ce
them the labor saving machine the age.
Manufactured by N. J. Parscns- Machine Shop,
Piacerville. Also, CLOTHES WRINGERs Of va
FiOus sizes for sale. mays.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
COLD SPRINGS KEYSTONE
MINING COMPANY.
GEN. GRANT MINING COMPANY

4 T a n-rting Or ;he Board cf Trustees Of HE
n G"NCRN GRANT MINING COMPANY. trhl
Srr'enr '-r 2s:h. 1868, assessment Of rweny-(v"
vents per share NdS levied the e. lital stock
p'vi'lr Immediately TO the S. crctary at his Office
IN Cnnnu. in golI rnin
By order OF the Board o. Trustees.
\ Sr. e. DENVER, Secretary.
Coloma, October lst ls63.-oc;sw4
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

Masonic. - st. James Royal Arch
Chapter, No. 10. holds its regular meetings in Ma
sonic Hall, on the evening of the first Wednesday
OF each month. All Companions in good standing
will be cordially welcomed.
WILLIAM A. JANUARY, NJ. E. HIP.
is. TITUS, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

MRsOnlc.-.Sierra Nevada Council,
No. 40, Of Royal aud Select Masters, holds stated
meetings on che evening Of the trs. Tuesday of
each month, in Masonic Hall, placervillc.
ISAAC 5. TITUS, L. ]. 81.
JAMES L. WEYMOUTH, Recorder.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

This Il 10 certify that the undersigned have used
The New England Family Sewing Machine for one
year with entire satisfaction, and prefer II to any
other Swing Machine in use We have worked II
constantly during the wear without its getting out Of
order. We heartily recommend II IN The pnhlir.
AGNES SEALEY,
WM. SEALEY.
Placervillc, May ID, 1868. may9m6
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
Cburrbrs sCbaritabIe @rnrrs.

Protestant Episcopal Church.
PLAcERNILLE. Divine Service at the Court House
eve-y sunday morning, ar l0H o'clockSunday School
at same place, at ~ o'clock. Pm COLOMA--Service
on the first aud third Sunday evenings nf the MONTH
1T I O'Clock. FL DORAD0-Services on the Second
1ni iourIh Sunday evenings OF the month. at srveI
o'clock. DIAMOND SPEfNGS-Services sOn the see
ond I'll lOutih sundays of each month. at O'Clock
P. c. e. PIERCE, Minister
Residence, Cary House. Placeryic. jtc2
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
RETURN COPPER MINING co

TUE First Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders o
i this C"mpa will he hel ut the ofi,e "f the
Secretary. in nrmond Springs. Saturday evening
October 24ih 1868. ior the purpose OF eecing Tru.
tees for the ensuing wear.
LEW. D. HARRIS, President.
J. u. JicEsoS. = S'rrrtrv.
September 24th, 1868 It'd
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

' Catholic ChUTch,-Rev: j. L0rgam
will ofhciate in Georgetown on every first Sunday
Of the month - als0. in Cooma Church on the third
Sunday. Divine service commences at TO- A. NJ.
NcSPers, in st. Patnck's Church. T acervlllr, on
every Sunday evening, at quarter past Z. jy27
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

Zeta Enc ampm ent; 1. o. o. F., No.
:, meets. in Odd Fellows Hall, on the evenings nf
the second and fourth Tuesdays Of each month
Soiourning PatriarchS cordially invited 10 at
tend.
c. PIERCE, C.P r.,
IHoS' II. ChCRcHiLL, Scribe. augl
i. o. o. F.-FrnnkIin Lodge, No. "a,
l. q. y. meets tv"rv Friday evening. in Otd
Fellows Hail. on Stony Point, Main 81. Pacervillr
All Brethren in g od standing are cordially invited
TO attend.
MAX. sCIIELKIE, n. q.
THEODORE TISFELDT, SR., X. .. oc;i0
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
PRICE REDUCED TO $I5!


ITO prac,icflly develop and prfrect the Sewing
/ Machine art is t. carry joy and gadness to no
small poi lion nr ;he civilized world but to render
tie Sewing Machine art in the highest degree useful
II Is necessary
/. To divcsf the Sewing Machine OF every loose
aud clumsy alta, lnnent and every fancy and com
lliciited conttivancr.
9 II must be simple in its construction through
out. that it may be easily understood and readily
adjusted.
l. 1t must lie certain in its results.
1. 1t must be adapted to n great range OF work,
as most families can have but one machine for all
kinds Of sewing.
s. It should be strong and durable in all its parts.
The above aud more We claim fOS the Little iiant
Family Sewing Macl inc. II IAN easy task to offer,
high sounding references and menii0nS-hnd still
easier To publish nnnsrn~ica medal talk Of iippant
lnh naterin te>timnnialS-whith tn is Of no earthly
service 10 the buyer, since the poorest machines fur
nish them in the greatest abundance, aud that too of
necessity. conceal their lack Of merit. The Little
Giant Famiy Saving Machine has passed til" fiery
ordeal Of all machines both high and low. for the
past year, and The scrutiny of the most skep
licaI bu; come out unscathed, and now stands
before the public the BEST family sewing machine
in use. Cast on machines advertised daily iOr
low nd half prices, whih deemed worthless the
public well know We, therefore. would seek simply
intelligent examination Of the mt ritS nf our ma
chimes in comparison with the high priced machinr.
Ever. machine warranted and kept in order free OF
charge.
Recollect. Price Only SIS.
n. B.-We have no connection with amy ether
ag Icy. firm. company whatever fn supply
OF Machines. IIEMMEES. y rdlrs. SIX Twist, and
everything app .rnmrg To Sewing Machines. r"n.
Stanily "n hank wholesale retail All orders
promptly attended to. Agents supplied on liberal
terms MILLER BCCkLlN,
General Agents for the Little Giant Family Sewing
Machn :, 903 Montgomery street. RUS Block,
San Francisco junc27 SmpS
MRS. NELLIE CRISMAN, Agent
for Placervllle.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

BY oIdrr Of the Board nf Trustess.
II X STOWE. Secretary.
Union, Fl Dorado Co Cal Sept. 23d, lS63-ts
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
MOUNTAIN DRMouRAr.

" Those Who have hitherto paaresassa - asN
sutsss.G -S;:~IV'Ws hsvu a19Ns nmmeasAaA d
strictly correct; those who havs net ys9 naa1a
Us, need only make one trial = he Uoaylnaa6. u,
are both PRACTICAL PaEHTKks. An6 ere fullY - ~
tninlllnS 10 the Letter all ~ preuiss hQl0s; Ess
GELWTCE0 4 JAMUA1xSi n
yaognlssoaA
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

Here shall the PRKss the Peoples rights maintsIn,
CnaUsd Oy influence and unbribed BY gain"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
PR NTTNG

70 he 'ound anywhere North Of San PranetscU-
whicl. acts they are prepared to prove By Occula
characterization to an Who may desire anything IL
their hne, from
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
Full Instructions Given
EVERY MACHINE
WARRANTED & KEPTIIN ORDER
FREE OF CHARGED

Ey permission, the undersigned respectfully refers
tn the following ladies who have purchased and now
have the Machines in use.
STEWART 4 SHEAR, General Agents for the
Pacific coast, No. s Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
n. j. PARSONS,
Agent for Fl Dorado County, PacCrville.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-16
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCAN 18th ult, ships Mazeppa,
Weeks. Liverpool; 18th, Monitor, Nelson, Mendo-
cino; 18th. Harrison. Fucker, Carman Island.
Sid 18th ult bark Leonore. Arey. Puget Sound /;
line Reed Friend Puget Sound.
PORT ROY AL-Ar eth, sch Randolph. Buck. i'm
New York sth brig Annandale, Jones, Bangor.
Cid I'd. brig Chas Miller Brewer, Philadelphia.
BALrlMoRE-Ar llth. sch Snow Squat, Shep-
pard Rockport.
Ar 18TH sch Lotie, Hammond. Boston.
CID llth. schs Ocean. Pierce. and Maryland Walk
err Boston.
PHILADELPHIA-Arl 18th. brig C W Barter. Gil
christ. Rockport; sch c IL Rogers, Langley New
buryport.
Cid 18th, ship Tamerlane, Jackson, Key West; sch
c r Elmer. Mason. Boston.
Sailed from Delaware Breakwater l2th brig Abby
rhaxter; schs Maanzas Maria Foss. Florida. Casia,
and others
NEW YORk-Ar l4th. ships Peruvian. Sargent
Liverpool; Shakespeare Reed, Newport: schs Geni
Meade, Dinsmore, PASSPORT; War Eagle Seeley Ban
gor; Albert Jameson. Jameson. yinalhaven; Angc-
line. Hix. do; kossuth. Lee Newburyport.
Cid 18th. barks Cicnfuegos, Cole. for Cienfuegos;
Stampede, Lewis, Bangor; schs st Lucar. Barnes.
Charleston; Nickerson Henderson Port Royal;
Eastern Belle, Turner. Portland.
sid 18th, ship Benz Adams; bark Gazelle
. HARrFORD-Ar 18th, sch q Pease' smith, I'm
Bangor.
MEMORIAL 18th. sch Starlight, York, from
Portland for Philadelphia mn,
Ar 18th, schs vahalla, Lord. Providence LOT Els
worth; rantamount. Davis, Pictou Tor froNdehce'
Sarah Gardiner Teel. Providence LOT Aais
Ar 18th brig Volant Dodge. Port Even FOR Ban
gor; sch W ii Sargent, Sargent, I'm Calais for War
rem ~ g., n
den. Newport for Bangor; sens freak heea sh.ngs.
Gov Arnold Mitchell, and q ID King, McGregor,
Calais for New York: Artie 0arwood Godfrey, FIN
Portland for Philadelphia.