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The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18
Tribute OF Respect.

At called MEETING of Valet Lodge No. l3S. =.
and A. NJ. hrlh at their hall On the 9Th day VI
JulS, 1853, the fOik'WIng PTramb AVID resolutions
we're prrr- ntrd and unanimonsly adopted:
WHEAEAs it has PlrArrd our Almighty f-ther.
10 the wise and inscTutAbe di-I~nsAtIOn Of His
IGVine AIl. t1 remove Our nIIdSt to the crl-S
tial Lodge above, here the supreme Are Itert OF
the CniveTSe EFeVeF pTsAIdeS. our Sorthy aud b- =
loved BroiheT. ADoLPH LORSB'CH, Whosr manly
aud upright mf aI,d hose virtue and ~"Tth a
Mason, have endeAred him tO tue hearts Ot his
brethren. and hO>e untinieI death hAS len void
IN our number and eAst shadow uIH'n the hearts
VI MULTI udeS of his friends therefore be u
RrSOlyrd, That, ~ teUtiH Ony OF TeSpeet for the
mrInnry Il our deeeAred and WeIl-bSLVed Brother.
the member. Of this Lodge viii -rsT the u.uAl
badge of mourning for tWO mOLths.
Resolved. That the mrmi'eTs Uf this Lodge ten
der 10 the family and relatives Of their dreeAsrd
BTothrr their sincere and heartfelt sympathy in
their pOT aud Addiction.
Resolved. hat the fnrrgoing preamble and FeSo-
luIiUns be published in Ih MUUSTAIN ID AOCRAT
aud San fTancIpeD Bulletin, aud that 0uT Srere AIRY
Dy directed To present copies of The sAns~ 10 the
Eidnw aud relatives Of our deceased BrOIher.
By order Of the Lodge.
II MATsNBAuM, SeerstATy.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

Resolved. That the DemJrFaey Of the state of
California are i" favor Of unslierAbls sdh'Tsnee
to the Constitution Of the United States, With ell
its guarantees " civil liberty uuimpaiTtd.
Res0lVed, That Ne are In faSuT Of the TssinTa-
tiOn Of the y hule American CMiOh that Tre.'g
niIe its fullest the right and duty Of tie
GOV eTnmrnI tO NiSt BY eOnSiU uiiOuAl nasds - be
i0n or insurTerti"n aRuinEi Its lac iul SnpEeWSey
but FreaguiIe that right Ss'lety SS' the IuFPO-e
Of restoring its constitutional authority and for IN
other purpOe NhAISorVeT.
Received. That it IL the duty Of the State Of
California, ~ . member VI tn. CniOa. to yield
obsdleUer To al acts of ConErr,S aud
tn FsuerAl Executive, and that any iudISi iusi. Of
any party. WIN shall sndPavOT t0 ineiie inEuTTee-
tirn or rebellion wiIhin her IOrdeTS. dIsAHseti0a
aud diSrOrd aw"ng her people. is traitor to Der
be u Interests.
Rrsovrd, ThA, the aim aud object Of the Dem
cratic party 10 10 preserve the PedrrAl CnIOn and
the rights "f the several States unimpAiFed and
they aerrby declare that they do not eOnsidsT the
aimiMiSIrstiSe usuTpaIi0n Of extraordinary aud
dAAgrTOuS pOwerO not granted bH the COnsIitutiOn
the subs VI the civil by the military Iaw In
States DOs ia insuTTeelinu or FebelllOn-lhe aTbi-
traTy military arrest, imprisonment, trial and
SsntsLes ~ American citizens in Oueh stAtrs
WheTr civil las exists In full force and TeigD-
the suppTeSSiOn Of freed''m OF speech and Of the
press-thr open and AvoN ed disregard { State
nRhtV-the fanatieal 0tIempt to plare the npRFu
on = s'nI and political equality With the white
rare aud tn" emphymrht of unusual irst ,'sths
-ss calculated In preserve OF TSStHG union oi
the SSverA States . perprtuate . govern ems
driving its jus, powers irvm the consent Of the
governed "
Received. That We are opposed to ali secret p,
htieAl examinations and sOSleIIeS, dang nIu .
10 tue Iibert Of the people and dsssT Jetive 10
our republican form Of government.
HeSolved, That We aim and dsma~d - inalien-
able Tig"IS, freedom OfthOughI. frerdOm "f SPEECH
and IT, ed' Of the press, AID further declare that
EOveTnment sReBtS Shnuld At all tImet b. held
ItTiet accountability TO the p<OPle, AID that al
ernUEa o. eueh aGents ShOu Tee liable In the full
and free dseussn for the purpose u eOrTreIiOn D.
+ the ballot-luOx.
RsSolvSd. That ~ deAnunee and unQualiaedlJ b
sondsmn the EEnaneipAIiva rOrlanAtn.n Of Lhi
President Oi the United SIAies Iending To prO
tract 1ndsAuitsy evil var ineits servile insuTTee
ii0n, and inevitably el0Se the dOOT foTrVsI % tee
tOEaii"n Of the Unlan VI these StatrO.
ksealved u at We diSsppTave Of all Congress
sinnsl laws tending TO Sub-tisuIe paprr eurTrne!
In Csli'O' niA in place VI our OWR DsIahe eireulS
ting RrdIum.
krsOlved, That the Spidt snd meaning Of th'
DVmOcTaIe PlAtfHTm Of this State are eOmpgises
in the wOrdS, - rhs Constitution ~ IL 10 a6d th
I UNion ~ it vas"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18
our oo1Ras-s~Do.nErs-
cauaa ~ tho war,

To divert the attentinn Of the public tFnm
,hemaelVes, Mr.. Lincoln and bis supporters
sav that, Slavery il the cause ~ the war.
They hence argue that slavery shOuld be ab1I-
isbed, claiming that they are PrOmPted, not Oy
a ruueOrOus haired TO slavery bot by devoted
love TO the UniOn. "AbOlish slavery, say
thev, "tO save the gluriOaa Unihn.
ExeeDt a. I0 truths that are self evident. or
ReOrruIlv admitted, be WIN athTma prnptS1-
ian. sh0uld always prove il. The President
and hia friends ntier M Pr''Of IN tASOF OF the
pfnpOsItiUn they assume. =,
will preuent, for the considerunru 0f the
plblic few arguments in OpPOsltiOn 70 tne
IrIsiIion Of Presideai lincsaln.
ThFOugunt the Universe. the same cause al
wava produces the same effect. F"r instance.
whrE an uncl0uded and uneclipaed aun shines
ulH'n the eaFth It IL always light; ure always
csruaumes cOmbusIi6le materials; certain
snm.unt II cOld always cnngeals WateT;Snd there
are ceFtain P,'ia.IOs which. t taken IN certain
quantities, always deairOy life.
II then, the relaIiOn IL cause and elect. euo-
aists between the inaiitui"n "f slavery aud the
Civil var INV raging in the United States. the
hiaInFy Of the world shWuld show that SLAVERY
always causes civil war.
Is il iFues ia VIZ ages and in all Countries
If lhr wnrld in Which slavery has existed.
peOIIIe have been sighting abOuI IL IL 81, let
snme exumplrs be menIiORed.
Bef,re two men fight they get angry Before
they get angry. each tine DIES 'ST says something
thai exciteS the angry P-asi"ns 1T the other.
What il Irue when applied I" indN idualF.
il eodally true when applied I" states They DE-
NOT light. unless they tirsi get angry. and there
il aiwsvs snme cause inr their rDger.
Men should never b~ blamed Er doing shat
ihev cannO, avoid. IfIhere Is. in slavery. that
which makes men quarrel and light in spite oi
themselves. Ih"He ~ho quarrel and light about
il. are MT m the lea IU blame.
When drunken men quarrel and tight we
sometimes lay the blame TN the bad whirkey
i1sv have been drinking; but we never reason
thus in qunrrels and fights that take place be-
tween S'ber men.
The position of President Lincoln is substAn-
TALLY this:
Neither the N"rthvrn people nor the Southern
people are to blame. However much they de-
sired m b~ p<acxAble, there WAs, in slavery.
something whrh irresiiablv imPelled them tirr'
to quarrel and then IL tight.
The ssumpton is To absurd tO0 be maintain
ed E'r m"m-nt.
The prrseul war il owing not tn the mere ex
i>tence Of slavery. but I" the President aud his
Nv party friends. BoA1
Georgetown. July 18th. 1868
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

VINO ARE OPPOSED To RESTORATION
OF THE UNIoN.-The old Union, under
which fieeInen enjoyed their liberty and
every branch Of industry flouriShed-the
old Union, which was respected at home
and feared abroad, the Administration
party DESTROYED and now hOldly declare
it shall not be restored. The Sacramento
Union, the purchased mnuth.piece of the
Addition traitors of California, sneered
nt the idea OF restored Union, and it's
satellites throughout the State repeated
the vIliainOu$ Sneer. The B0StOn Com.
monw ealth. the organ Of Senator's Sum.
ner and Wilson. and in the pay of Gov.
Andrew, in speaking Of the Presidents =
late proclamation fur a day Of fasting and
prayer for the restoration Of "the country
to its former happy condition Of unity
and peac"," thus uttered the sentiments
Of the AbolitioniStS. on this question:
May the tongue he withered ere il is
Answered that prav$ Tor the restoration OI
thst old unity and peace That unity
was crime; that peace worse than war.
When such sentiments are boldly
avowed by the strongest supporters o
the Administration, and are sanctiOnec
by the President and the party whict
elected him. As they have been, we can
not expect to See the Union restored
while they are in power, and it becomes
the duty Ofevery lover If the Union Il
labor for the success Of the Democrat,
party. which possesses the will, the abil
ity and the patriotism to restore tn
Union. The white mans gOvernmen
must not be pauperized and ruined Il
/ enrich an army OF swindling office-hold
ers, to keep in power reasonable party
and 10 set free Southern negroes.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

DEsPorIsx.- Columbus Crisis tells
that six Democratic farmers have been
thrown intO prison at Dayton. Ohio. by
one Of BHFnsi.lt's military undsriiOg~-
For whati The underling aforesaid ale.
gss that sOme unseen PerSn fired shot
at him, and lhereupOH he had sig inro.
cent persons ARRESTED as hostages until
the unseen" man is delivered up
And when the people protest against such
RrndiSh outrages they are arrested by
Admini<t ration spies and exiltd from
their native land Patiently submit to
insult and every outrage, say the agents
of Lincoln & Co., 20 free born Americans.
or suffer the consequences! A day Ol
rrtrihuli"n, noi<elrSXly. swiftly, is com.
ing. and when il DOES come well may the
PilnpS Of power tremble.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18
~ New and Then"
EnnnAno. Iulr M. ls6S.


EbIroHS DEAOcRAT: This mornipg's issus OF
tie PlaceINile News, e"ntainS diEh water COM
munic aiinn nth regard ." the pT'rceedi e ~ the
DruAe attic juhiIee. IN this place, over the D'smina
tious u the Dem cratic state ConN rntlUn The
writer Who styles himsrlf - NOW Them CON
plain. that u uch Whisky NAs e'nSnmrd aud pow er
bLTnt upaIn that Oeearh n, and that thr reEuH AH
the deI rurIiOn of = transparency ia h"~'E 81 the
lac Federal vietnrirs in the Eat The facts OF
the ease are, that the Rae whisky consumed
v - by the nE,ngTels, called Republicans. AID IN
their bli, drunk eunerS thry read the n'"tt.' n
read thu e The Dawn Of day aPPearS." They
vaIAntIy attacked their o~ ~"rk n nth briehS and
eluhs and s"ccredrd IN desIrO! ing il AnrTwsTd.
v hen sobrr. they Of enur,e accused the Dem.erA'S
Of destroying il Uns II their parry pr"frrses
TO have witnessed the Transaction, bot tfusrs to
sxpuSe the guilty pzTIIes lie, however exOneT
aies the DrIsOcratH.
The rel icing MAS the ncsI ehee ring and enc
erGsinl that ever came 0m in this place. TO which
three fOuTthS "f the eIIIcR- OF II DorAdo Cat teS
ufy. Cpon the = announcement OF the IOmirAt IoE'
Of DOW neI, two Il-RrrAts. III bess than one hour.
raised sufficient fnndS Ia purchase all the hTe~"rkS,
pnWder TO hrr three hun'Ireh guna, aud ha plenty
ieft to treat all the Republicans in tO~h Hrhee
thrir dIsgrAcetul raid npn their n~ iransPaFrneH
The enthuSiHEm amOnE the DrmrTA 1t eur
Tow nshIp il unisundrd. aud Ne can ppmIse
nvrTN helming matrIt! for the Democratic no l.
neea, fr,Hn IiuveTn duWn LO k,sAd ONe Ee'r.-
Never did the Democratic party put forth q nH're
ptabx Ur vtrIngeT ticket than the present. one.
UuF oppunPuts give rNidrnrS Of the tact b! th' iT
continued whining aud cnrsiha at our LomineeS-
ALL THE WHILE
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

IT IS so.-Reader. whenever you hear
. supporter Of the Administration par
ticulArly VoicferouS in denouncing Demo-
Gratis aS traitors because they adhere TO
and insist upon maintaining the COnSti-
tuition. ten to one he has received . share
Of the hundreds Of millions Of dollars
which. according to the uncontradicte,l
and sworn statements Of Republican
mrmberx Of Congress, have been stolen
from the public treasury since the in.
suguration Of President Lincoln. Part
Of this vaAt SUN has been given to Ab"li-
tion speakers to stump the State and to
organs to food it with lies against the
Democratic party. Speakers and organs
are already engaged in the cOngenial task
and more will be employed before the
elec tiUn comes OG.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

NEGROES VOTIEG.-A prominent Re-
publican bOasted on the streets Of San
Francisco; . lew days ego. that, il the Re-
publicans carried the State next SepteIn-
Der. the next Legislature would pass an
act granting the right Of suffrage to the
"egrOUs VI california This' Eaid ne ex.
ultanIly, will secure the triumph Of the
Republican party at al future elections.
Voters Of California. whst, thiUk you Oi
such an outrageous PrOPOsitiOnp ARE
you.yilling to place in p'wsr . party thai
viii sanction sucb 40 outragsI
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

RIGRr.-It Ia stated that Gov. Morton,
Of Indiana, has expressed his determine.
ti"n to oppose further military arrests in
that State. Infamy. if no worse = consc-
qUence, will ultimately rest on ell who
make or support these arrests. The
American people. are not slaves. and in.
heritinG the spirit Of their ancestors they
will not, without struggle, succumb to .
military despotism.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18
P:Aeerville, July 9th, 1853.

MUaDERED.-Edwin Brown, formerly in the
empl"y "f Mr.. Jnhn Roy. Of this City, was
murdered on the night uf the lltb instant,
within mile Of MarkleyvIlle. Alpine District.
We learn from q letter to Mr. Burwrll. that
Bruwn and his partner left MarkIeyville f,r
their cabin, about l2 o'clock Saturday night. -
Early on Sunday morning. man disc 'vered a
dead body lying on the trail near town. He
reported The fact. and psriies at once repaired
10 the spot tn hold an inquest. II was idenIi'
Hsd As the body "f Brown. He was lying "n
his face, with two bullet holes, through the
back Of hs bead, aud his clulhps partially
burned ID Il. ia supposed that his partner
murdered him and attempted t" burn his body.
The murder was not committed for money, us
Browns money was found in his pockei. J.
W. Ware, Browns partner. the man who il
suspected Of the murder, has mot been sesn or
heard uf since he left Markley vile in company
with Brown. Brown was = native Of OHIO, aud
aged about 20 years.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

SPLENDID SPEcInENs The IamOna Blue lead
-one Of the richeat g"ld-beAring quarts veins
in the Stsie-pr'miSes to be richer than the
most SanguIne anticipated. Mr.. Oliver showed
us two specimens taken frOm il on Wednesday
last, at the depth Of twenty. three feet. which
are equal in richneSa to any We hHv" ever seen.
Veins If gnld-thick and pure-eAn be traced
running All ,hrngh them. Al the depth Of
twenty. three feet the vein is Eve feet thick
Gentlemen WIN do not own . E'Ot Of it. and
Wh" have examined it, assure US that 1t is =
wsll'de6ncd ledge. and that It increases 10 rich.
ness and thickness as il deacends. AL the
r"Ck taken frMn it is filled with gnld, percep.
iible I" the naked eye; and selected specimens.
weighing frnm Iwo tO ave p.unda. have turned
"at 0ne third E''ld. 1t 10. uB IuSssLOuAbly, the
lead of the State.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18
miscellaneous ao6rrttstng.
COURTS OF Ell DORADO COUNTY

DISTRICT COuRT-HoB u. =. Myers, Judge; Thomaa n
PHitcn, Clerk Regular Terms commence oa The sseoSi
Nondays OF February Nay, aud third AoAdayu Aa
and November.
COUNTY cOURT-HOn. Jan'es JOhnsOs. JudGs; TAsaas
Pstn cerk-hods Its regular Terms the arsa
or January. May and september.
COURT OF sEssIONs-aou. James Jehnsoa, PrsssAIas
JndSs. eo W stout and Hiram FAlk, Asseeiaaa
"a ThoSs r. Patien Clsrk-holds lis regular
All NoDdaVs Of March. JHly and November.
PROBATR COURT-Hos. Ja9es JoAnsoa. yaASst TAaaa.
Psti@n Clerthods regular Terms the tOaFtR H-S1S
Of each month.
ROARD OF sUPERvIsORs-eoussts Os oesEus ". svs.,
" Reh~su, and T. Pie. Thomas n. Paftea, o.
Ma r.~uls "a on NOadsy Of each msaA
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

Observation-Disclosures, on the foor oi
Congress. denounced Ben Wade ax "a liar,
. scOundrel and . coward" Wade pru.
dently p"cketed the stinging insult, and,
aA'sasSin.likr. stabbed bis bold E,s in the
dark. He hes the EeputstiOn Of having
instigated the persecution of the man be
was Rfraid to meet face to kAco.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

KusET TowxsuIP.-Tbe Democrats a mel
sey Township met 10 Convention, At spanish
Fiat. on the Sd instant, and made the i"''oWi"e
nominations: For Collector. A. s. Clark; f; Road
Or.rseer, @. Demuth Justices "f the Peace
q n. RoeIke and L. Banemsn; Constables' J..
Juues and J. q. Hughes. A correspondent
writing from the Township says; 1.-THE De-
mocracy here are highly pleased with the State
nominees. Better men could not be presented
tn the people Of CaIifurnia for their support
EI Durado ought to, and ! think will. give
them large m.jority." We have NO doubt Of
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

TRUE.-Says the Albany Argus: II
the American Government n saved from
dissolution, the people may Ascribe the
victory to the providence Of God, for the
Abolition party is determined to keep
folly at the helm, swindlers in the cabin,
and StAtemanship under the catches.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

CATHOLIc FAIE.-Tbe ladies "f II. FA'r'ek "
Church are preparing t" h"ld fair f'r the
benefit IL the Church. Il will be open during
two evenings August Slst and September lS'
at Confidence pavili"n. Il is bound so grave
q succrss. Tor the ladies have nevrT been kn""n
tn fail when Ihsy undertook to build church
oF break heart
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

TEAMS m Bradshaw 4 Co. fur Eastern IA
pers aud nie,miAls; u HrruundeH i"r the Sac
ranlentn UumD, and H "ur handsonIe y"nnG
friend. Harry R"f. Of Wells, FArE" d CO.
Express. inr the San Francisco. Sacrament
aud Virginia daIlirs.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

SUDDEN DEArH.- On Monday mordinR last
James W. BOYER. nm old resident nf thiA ..l4ee
Eas FOuNd dead in his bed in house I'm Ssera
mentO street. His death was caused by gene
raj debility. lie was ab''ui 10 years "ld, and
was native If Shepherdsi"wn. jefferson Co.,
Virginia. He came tn. California, acrnss the
plains, In ls49. and settling in this city, re-
aAiBsd bers up 10 The time Of bis death
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18
Reeorect, Price Only SIS.

N. B-We have no connection with any other
ag ney, hrm or company whatever TulI supply
Of MarhinrS. IIEMMtEf. n edIsH. Silk Twist, and
stantiy on hand, WhoIesile or retail AL OrdsTs
promptly attended to. Agvh's supplied on liberal
terms MILLER BUtKLIN,
General Agents for he Little GIANT Ra,uily sr~ing
MAchints, 9O3 Montgomery street, Rns4 Block,
San Francisco. junx n -SupS
HE'S. NELLIE JHI5lkNs Agent
for Plac0rVll Q.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18
COUNTY TICKET.
TOWNSHIP NOMINEES.

PLAcERvILLE TowNsRP.-For Assessor and Collec-
tor-Henry symons; for Road 0vvrseer--MichAel el
McCusker.
COLONA TOWNSHIP -For Assessor and Collector
Denis HAnly; for Road 0verseer-RObert Means.
DIAMOND SPRISGs T'WSSHIP For Assessor and
Coilector-Chrs Y. Irwin; for Road 0v,rseer-N h.
Howard; for Justices u'ihe Peace. r. Bu6fmg
and A. eeisbuItel; for Constabes-IsLac Peters and
Chas. L. Amdon.
Mon sPMHos Township For ASSESSOR and Coilec-
tor. r. Simmons fnr RnnI Ov, rsePr. John MeA-
ghe-; for Justices OF The Prace-J. 81 Bryant and
}. Richardson; for Constables-L. M. Shrewsbury
and Char rcs 7 ROusSin.
WHITE0 OAK TnwSTHIP -FNr Assessor and Collector
M Berg; for Justices of the Prace-Jnhn y. Bre-
mer and Samuel q. Pelton; for ConStables-James
Gray and c. Collins.
GREESwo0D TnwxsMP FOR Assessor and Collector
- BiSl,oD; f0r Road Overserr-Juhn StoddArd.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

LOO. F.-Ats special nesting Of Morning
Star Lodge, No. 90. l. o. o. r.. held on the
sIh inst, the E,lIOwing officers we're installed
bv d. D. @. N. Vim. T. Gibbs: W. s. B"rn"'
n. s. A. PeuwslI. v. c.; WIN. u. Turner
RS; tn. Churchill, P. s.; and l.. Tanuen-
nrnhh Hrnnnnrrf.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18
THE o1rx AND COUNTY

TOWNSHIP NOMINATIONS. Democratic
friends in the different Townships will oblige
US by sending IN their Township nominations
~ ,Unn ~ made.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

Ics.-We are indebted to John NcF. PeHrS""
for an abundant supply Of pure m"uni-in ice
during the sQuelchiuE days I" the past week
II wss altogether acceptable and We are cur
respnndinely grateful.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18
PRICE REDUGED TO S15!
lNSTEAD o., rs25i

'TN0 practically rrl"p nnd p rect the SrSing
l. Ma hIie AZ il ra'Iy y LId I.inr~s 70 no
small p"r'i"n ~ ;hv c,NiiL a " "id: bu Ia Irid-r
the Serving Ma'hine ari la LA llgLra d. grtE siui
II Is Hecs>S.irN
7" dIvr>i ihr Sew ng Ma hlne oI every lOoSS
aud rlun.y alta hment auG eN'IS fancy and ON
IlicAfri cnHt IVan'c.
II mu,; b, sin Hl' ~ lis cons ructi1n through.
out. that 1t may be easily uutivr.toVd aud readily
adjusted.
T. IL must lie e RAJ IN lis results.
e. Il ma>I be sd-p'r'i tn q eat rsnRe Of woFk,
A. most iAnii'e. eau have but One machine for al
Kind. ~ sewing.
IT sh'ud be s'ro, AID durable in all It's paTts
The aiHrvc NJ mur wr lain Tor the LIiie Slant
Fam ~ ScW't Machine. II H. an rasy task TO 0deT
htEn E'ui ditK TrfetriicrS aud Hlentinn AID uth
easier 10 ruhi,sh n"bSrIsical mr-I Inlk Of niPpant
and dAiierin te-Iuinnais-whk Il Is Of no endhly
Srrviry tie buyrr, -iurr ihv poorest machines for
niSh them in III grrArr aLunhance. nnd that too OF
nrcessIv I" con cal their lack nG mrrii. Tn th'le
Giant Family Eilg uarlhne has pS-. ed th ArTy
ordeal "i all marhinrr, bUlh high aud I0W. for the
IA-t year, and ihe sevrrr iuy of the uOst skip
iH-Ht. M '''nle out mnsrathrd. aud nnw sisDdS
before 'h+ Fa'li- he HEST family saving machine
In Use. Cast "a mariines advertised Glziy Tor
low nd lIaf price, Whih 6re,-l WAFthlrsS the
pu''tc " know We, therefore. W.'ud rrrk rinply
an Intelligent examination Of ihr u ritz nf our mn
chimes In comp irisoa H. the high prics machines
Ever machine warranted and krpl in oT,ivT free Of
charge.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18
"H. ,,x,u.,,Ep rua FopOo11sx" wa.

"HG HEAEHsEbED THE FUR0oT1RN" was
beautifully said II Howard. the Philanth'"Pl't -
1t also Applirs To ever! man uho brinR' the Amr-
horatiuns, e.'nfvFts and rnj"ymrnI' Of iif- ~i'hn
the reach sf persons and clA.ses Who arr other.
wise deprived Of their advantages. Especial!
may il be said Of him ho lAboriouSiN Csks sud
dude ne~ me No Il preserving health. 1.-THE r''r
mans capital and the Iieh mAh's po~"T" We
think the suIOgiun ProPsrly sPphe' to- c. Ayr
"f Lo~ ell. the ouned ehemI't 81 Nv England
~hO spurnlnE the troddrn Psths "f fame. '"'r'
his entire sbii,irs aud srquirrmrnt' TO the d"-
eo,eFy Of Na;urv's mO't sdretuAl remedies fur
diseas-. When the hidden blr,sing has bern ~
Nea'ed. be pruer-ds io suppl! it t" all m'hkI"d
alike. through our drueeist' 81 such low bT'ee'
that poOr and Firh NAV alike eiJ > lite brn' his
journal and Enquirer, Portland, Me
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undsEsigned
IN will apply to the BaAvd OS Supervisors Of the
County 81 u Dorado. 1T their next regular mseting'
for hcrnse to ketp toll bridge Arross he eoatn
years. r. A. PEAktD.
july 9Th, leas-x
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

LAaEa. EisfrldI L TashImr!e' have fitted
up the MuunisIn beer Cellar very neatly
Their lager is always c,ld. and utir mugs 'h'
largest in the city. lt'S = R'"'d place t" i'm
A;h.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18
Nriu Anbtrtisfmrnts To.Dau.

Seven Hundred VOlunGeers Sick In
CAMP!-Yoang men, Be- warned in time. 'nrpy
SoGfssIves With H"LLOwAY'S FILLS AMI
OINTMENT. They are guaranteed to cure the
worst eA-es of ssrss, Uleer', keury, feV"r'. and
bow el Complaints. Only Is cts per box OF pot.
3le
The WOrld.ReAOWa Remedies,
HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT,
Are faT sale in ans, quantities by
CRANE BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists, San frnneireo.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

Tn. communication Of Esmera ,da" was
received tOo late fur L'-dsys issue. Keep US
pnsIed, old fris d.