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The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
zrgaI ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUMMONS.

CTATE oF CALIFORNIA. County Of VI Dorads.-
- ~ In the District Cour Of the lltA JOAieAl
District.
Action brought in the District Court Of the M
enth Judicial ui-tric, and the complaint hled n q
COuSty Of kl Dorado. In the olBce cG the Cl-Tt q
sad District Court N snd Tor said County AnA 0laaa
The People Of the State OF California, 70 n A
HERRICk, Defendant. Greeting:
You are hereby rrqaired TO appear 10 an aeliaa
brought sgaruH ynu ny :. n Dyer ptaInItR 10 q
D'sr,ci CotTt o! the Eleventh JaAieisi District 4
AID or the County ~ h Dorado, and 10 ahsues lAa
r",up's mt hird he I'm ih- 2d day o. June L. D.
l>tS, within ten days trXriusVr of the 4. q ~.
wee aft 'hr stTEb" nU you of this Summoos-f
scr'rd within This county: n served out of a.
cnunit. hut within the Judicial DIssFtct, VitAh
iWri'V DAY. ~. II served out Sad DistEic1 IN
~r'tn for dHyS-or Judgment BY defsUh yin b
taken against y.u.
IT, sSH a"ti"n is broughi "a nbtain iuARmeaa
tgsusi y"u fOr the oi taS3 81 loo due pla aaAla
10 vi nHe hundred and prvrTesu doilArs. bAlAAss
% ar"uht I'D Tor .iirdrS amounts pa ID By plH -
V"4r arc"uHi, at your r-qH-st, aIn.anstna 70 80
"''''- as Ter Src"uui msde IAr q eOmplalsi. .
r'H " Sh'ch hrrrSrh acrompAnk a,-and yoa
'al TO app ir and AnsW-F tie Aaid coaplsinl q
ah"V- rrl red. the Satd PianiiG vii take iuAgmsms
'gsin-' YOU frr sad 0f fSSS 81 IiU and eaaaA
40 "'d'' & a. the VrAv cf sid omplaint
"dBts-. Her b N,re.. Judge 81 said Dl.aBt,s
C"uri c ;h- hlrV,nit JUDICIAL D,striCs.
- Affect. nv hsnd. and the seal o. al
t"uri ~ An'i t'r sAid COuh % ~ DNrUAs
- t'r-'o ~hN j. AZ .,fh.'r ~ th, Chy Of H.
ctrN!. =, Ihi. th. .t d-y a. Juhr. A u ISSS
THO AS PAFIkN. C1eTk-
true copy OF the Or iF'nAi Stmri.iS Aussa:
THOMAS B. PATTEN. Clerk.
sandeF'on Williams, AL! Tor F'G tjunsIS1s
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

STAIE OP CALIFORNIA. County Of n DosoAs.
- In the C"uuty Cnu.t in aud for said COaAtv.
S'ha Fsrn.Worh vs. His Creditors.
In The matter o. Ibe Petition Of e<ba Pa nSvaE1A.
An InsolVeni Debtor
PurNiAni 10 an order on Gle herein, made by ~
hon James johnson. Judge Of the Court atcFcSas9.
notice is hereby given to all the eredIIass of ~
Ius"lveht Debtor, Seba ParnsuOrth, TO be and -
pear o'iorr tn Court s'rt said. at the COr hO10
1t" said County IN tie CITY II haeeTviIte. % The -
day o' September, A l>63At the hour Of IL O'eioek
a H. OF said day. TO show cause IL any they cSD!Nay
thr prayer OF aid insovrni debtoE should % b
granted And y" assignment Of his estate be @a01.
AID lie he discharged from his drb,s and lablirisl
Ia pursuance u the >tainie IN such case made sud
PrON"ird And, IN tie WeAnIim-. n 10 ordered Ihst
all Judicial proceedings against said nsolVenI deetaT
be Eayrd.
Whnrss my hand and the srSi Of MI
court hereto fixed. 1t Mce in the CIGy q
- tlAceTVille, this - day Of July, A. ..
1903 TIiOS b PATTEN. CleFG.
ky OoDEH korIsEs. DSpo.y.
2. A. HoRNBLOWER, Ati'y for PeIitiuner. In
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
NOTICE TO THE SCHOOL TRUS.
TEES OF Ell DORADQ COUNTY.

V(T he pr"Nlsions of the S-hool laW, aVVFOsl
- April 6'h, 1853 y'u Hr, T,qbirtd 10 call Sure$
Ing at ihr quaiIhri voa-Fs In your resI scfive d.
iTcts o" the hrst Saturday ~ AuRus. for he -
pose ~ e'riih" thee Public kcislOl TFuNteea. z
re'Ve one 'W", and hT-r yrRTs Respectively; s1ea
term To be- decihtd ~ l"t. Ia the presraee Of SAs
ChHirinhu Of said R,r, thH 40.
7" d Trustees 'hu' elected are aufh FiS~d 10 81
mn'teF 10 each other the Aih of On {: md ~
nus' onward th'i certhcatta o. erection. from u
clerk said meeting. with their oath Of Olhee -
d"rsrd thereon, To til County euperintendeat--
RAID TRUSTEES must enter upon their duties % -
nr.t S'tu'dny - September next
Trustees nov Ia oAct ART T.quiTrd to spPeInt
school Crnsus NArshHl. and nle . copy Of be -
p"ninrnt With the County eupeTintrndent, -
through said Marshal, to take the 81 elar eensnA
according TO section 50, approved statutes, Ane
make returns OF the By the lsa Of AREusl weBA
For further particulars, Trustees are rrssrFed =
section " school Law, and particularly 20 ne
blanks. copies Of which have been f0r6aFdea y
each district in the County a..
N. A. LYNpk,
County superintendent OF Public InSGfutticQ.,
July sih, 1863 It'd
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

TAL1zr and worth are the only external
grounds Of distinction. To these the Al.
mighty has nxed His everlasting patent
Of nobility, and these it is which make
the bright, immortal names to which we
I'll aspire.
AHpoRO preacher, referring to the judg-
ment day, in . sermon, said ''Bredren
and sisters, in dat day de Lord shall di.
vide de- sheep from de goats, and, brcss
d Lord we know who wears de wool I"
LAwYERs mouths are like turnpike
Sssss-neVsr open except for pay.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
Aatox Jack Downing on the "War
for the UmlORO


Tbs Deacon Knocked the ashes out of
his pipe, AID SEE he: "WalI, Maier, what
do yen think tue war will amount tU,rny-
hOw Z"
avail" sez !, ~ guess il will end n
good deal like the teller ended " hu Ihu'I
he could make horse shoe, jest as well
aS the blacksmith hiuiSe IhUu.h h,
hadn't nover hfate al IrIn nor >trl'k
blow an an anYIi. The ic,l,r Said that it
dium't requirr much gunpt'un To mnke
horse shUe ~ he t"k hunk If Irun, an
at it he went lie put il IN tue tire. heat
ed it, an cum,ne"c.d p"nuIim u, but Tie
more he I"uried il the m"Ie II diin'I
look like holre-sIIOr. lie finally GIN ul,
IhSt iUb, an SalI II lie cuuIdn'I make u
horseshoe, he could Inake a ~asIn holt
So 1t II he went an the More lie pnuuu-
Cd, an the more lie hrt the iron, the less
Il grOwcd.an' finally he iuund he couldn't
make 4 waGin b"It Then he declared he
had enough iron left to make horseshoe
nail, an that he would make. But on
Gryin, he found that the III st difficult job
Of all Finally, gi'in up in despair, scz
be: Wall, one thing | can do, enyhuw'
I can make a siSS ! an plungin the t3ugs
an ell that was left OF the iron into the
water, he did get up pretty respectable
'Siss-' Now, when he sot out, Linkin
said he was gOin' to restore the old Union
That was given up long ago an now
they say that they are gOin' to conkrr the
Southern States that is, make deSpo.
tiaD. But the war will turn out jist like
the horse shoe hi>Sinrz Linkin will, af.
ter all, neither make Union, or despo-
tisn, or an empire by it, but 1t will end
with . great big ">iSS." That's all he
will accomplish by it. an dear 'Si>s'
Il will he for many poor filler. A dear
"sisS" it will he for thu ialhcIleSS and tine
widiers; AMI Il wonderful dear " >i>s" il
will bp Tor the people. who have Ia pay
the taxes an foO. the bulls Of the war"
When | srd this, the ID, aeon drew n
long breth. an lm,kin' down on the h"or,
he dWln't say enythlng iur stun ninit..-
Fiaslly. Sex he: "Wnll, Majrr. will We
have {" give up the Uniun after all :"
Seq ] {: don't SET cny nee, ssity for
that, prOVidin' that We kin only stop the
war, an talk over matters n little. But
el the UniMI j. gnin' to he Union where.
In white man hasn't right to express
bis opinions, then | must say don't
want Sech Union and IlD as strong a
Union man as ever Ginneral jackson waS;
but ef the Uni"n is to mean deSpoti>n.
then I'm for breakin' it to smash as soon
- possible. When man begins to hum.
bug me by calling things by wrong names
20 try to deceive me, it alluS riles me on
aecO0ntably. I amt a very larned man,
bat kin ginerally zee kleen through one
Of these kollege chaps. When he talks
Union to me, an all the time means des
pOtism, ! allus feel jest like hauIin' of
with my old hickory, an givin' him 4
sOCkdOlOger."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
RssA ~ PhilAdslphla ErsninS Journal.
ARR'S VISITOR.

An naturs was decked for her evening rest,
Yer the g'ldrn sun had gOne fro the wet.
" hrn HOhest ~ Did Atr, ~IIh he Usual grace.
AAd . sSsIIe d. shade that iIlumIIird his lace,
9spOSed at bis e~sr ~ = cosy arm chaI'
iHe 70 alNayE at ease " hen srtIlrd III IhpTe,)
WAlls he th"uyhI Vf the " NIy," aud the war, and
the DRAFT,
Ana the gIOFIUus days when he crnised un = raft
Ehe Devil APPEARED, aud graspIny rhair.
9et down Nlth gTIT that cd AbTdbAm's hair
Then tNt hing hIs tail be emitted a sIirrEs
ThAt .lecAsIOusd O.d ATE " JIOp dO~u On his
knee
" seek urn aud uy ing, Of NOun. ed aud Killed?
W WtdOW0 In tears. Of OTpLa;;s unEed,
VI pOOr hOdsest use hOW 81 Juggling Tor br Ad Z"
Dear Devil" au0ah Abe, IS 'ul dang my best.
10 pFOuUte the In'rrvst OI yOuI self aud the rest
But then yOu must ON I'm only the tUu
" Seward and Chase, and that other old fool
VITO the navy controls, and VIII al" aSs condemns
Ans moderu plan for capturing Seinmes -
he reminds me Of one know In the West"
Pshaw your JekeS," said the Devil, "sre none
o. the best ="
Consinusd OId Abe, " Stree last you were here,
The COpPrrhead tribe have thrown off their fear;
And, would y0u believe II, have striven TO vote
tOf WhIrh tact, Mr.. Devil, just please make =
n0te,l
A. their conscience dictated!-A thing never
In eur party, Of which you're the sinew and bone !;
But huckled Old Abe, "I settled their fate.
For fnrloushed enough men to carry the State -
To stTauglr all efforts that tend to peace;
But tell me, my Abe, what worries your mind -
IL Jour eonscience not dead-yOur judgment not
blind!"
+" Al !" murmured Old Abe, "I've a hankering
fear
That the South will be free in less than year.
Aud striving Uur best, we're try ing our chance
To kick up var with England aud FrAure!"
s Bnlly 'Or Vol ~ cried the Devil in Elec,
The news iS 8" gOod-come sit on my kuee!
hOae thee, my Abe. and love thee % well
That you and your aids shall flourish in tell
must bid you yOOd-bye-keep "n with your work,
No d"0ht " yOu nav in my lrOSO'n shall lurk;
Go m with yVuT Leagues "a very guOd joke :"
Aad kissimg Old Abe, he Vanished ~ EtDOke
he widow still ~eeps for the one that is dead
The orphan yet cries for a nrrsrI Of bread
while The gtOT'Ou- Sun and Nights starry hand
Shine angrl and sad ON Our grief stricken land.
OeaIh's h0ldiDx frHst, aud crushing the life
From Hati0M nsW torn by by unnatural strife
But Whpe ears the mrR noS holding the helm
They ruiz e'sr us all, and-the Devil rules them.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
NOTICE AND CAUTION

HEREBY give notice that . certain promissory
Il note executed by Thomas Allen To Nay Miller
from date, bearing interest At the rate Of TX DER
cent. p mouth. And'secured by mortgage on said
Aliens ranch, near White Rick. In PiacerviIIx
township, u D'rado COunty-is fraudulent and
Vas given without consideration and I. having a
subs quent mortgage on said premises, will defend
against the said note and mortgage, and therefore
caution all persons against negotiating far aid
note. PEIIY ohsrIIJ
July go, ises.-4t" AA'
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

THE COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINATION -:
l. at Diamnnd Springs, on the s<eond and RSsFtAt
saturdays ofeach m nth at , o'clock 4. ..
All Teachers should recolect that their ceFlAe9t@s
bold good for one year only, from their DAFT, sb4
should be renewed by q re-eEsmiOatioo, uf The e.
plratieD OF that time. No Teacher ras - Ieg1Ag
employed, or draw the public funds. on ssSiiAAee
older than one year.
y. 4. LYME,
supt Public Schools for n Dersdo Coan1S.
Diamond Springs. August 9th. 1669.-0
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
Thankfulness is the Incentive to
Gratitude.

CERTiTcATE-The undersigned. desirous Of ac-
quaint 2 those who may BE- unfortunate enough to
he similarly afflicted. where permanent rel ef Of
their offerings y be obtained. feels it his duty t.,
thu, pube,l express his most sincere gratitui. To
DR. L. j. Cr pkav Tor the permanent recovery Of his
health. Borne down by the distressing symptoms
incident to 'h- yitIoI> prarIices ~ uuCoutFOlahle
pasSl"I IN youth: d-lTrsSd IN body aLi unii,d, una
bic 10 p,rf,tni tie most tfihing duty impn,rt
on The da'ly sv"ca ioH- Of lie, 81 ght the advice
of many hy-ivians. VII" al hr-trrgrrd,d my disease
of 'rtng uDp'r'a"rr-hut. alas after lev weeks
AGi "a several in>tan noes mon h>. ~ their irrAtme
f"und 1" Hy uHuirrab- horror, ihai instead CT re-
lief, the sympf"In- hrrsnr more alarming in their
torture; ard being told by that INV disease be.
ing principally confined to the brain. medicine
Unui le of little consequence. ] de-pdr-d of ever
rrgIiuiuR MY health, s're 9Th and clergy and ~
last rrsor. and with but faiuV hupr, "allr up n
DR.. CL 'pkay who after examining NV case, pre-
~ribrd SINE m-icIne whirh almost instantly rrIlev-
I'd m< a. the duh pain and dizziness in NV hrad--
Enr"urag ny 'hi result, resolved t0 piac- mysrif
immediately under hi" care. and ~ strict nbetiience
in al his directions aud al 'ict. ny head h, ca me
'-Ar. my mra~ COLLECTED. the constant pain IL my
h4rE ~'d gr"n-. he weakness Of 10Y limbs. the Drr-
VUuE reAriluD of NV whole i'O.ly The slightest
alarm nr excitement: the ni>anti rGpy and evil
f"rebodinG> the sefdi>trusi and want nf confidence
in others the nrApaOilitt to study and want OF
ouioD; the frigitul exciting, and at times pleas
urable dreams al night, forwed by involuntary Ms.
cha Res have all disappeared ard IN fact. In two
months after having Consulted the Doctor felt rs II
Inspired BY new life that lite Whch. hut = short
time ago, ntmplAted t. end by my own hand.
With view TO guard the unfortunate from ia ling
int the snares OF incompetent quacks, deem II NY
duty n oner this testimony to the merit and skill Of
DR.. CEADkay. and recommend him TO all who NAV
stand 10 need Of medical advice, being assured hy
my own experience, that once under his care, rad.
icai and permanent cure will be effected
B. ?. FILLMORE.
State "f California, County Of San Francisco
Subscribed and sworn TO before me- this 18th day OF
April, A p. 1856. (Signed)
JOHN MIDDLETON, II. s.
nRhk;e
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

CzoICE OF WORDS When you doubt
hsaweeN Iwo words, choose the pIaineNt,
The eOmmOnesl, the most idiOmatic. Es-
chew tine words as you would rouge !;
love simple ones a. you would native
roaes on your eheeks. Let us use the
plaineSt and shortest words that will
dramatically and gracefully express our
theught&
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
ERAeMsuuaala nsassrua
mO1D - RO1lR 10 MORE.

d
1As sunlight beams - brightly
~ II did lnng, long agn,
Ne esvrsrs plays ~ lightly,
ss ~ oR 1hry cWBe ard 60;
~ brtgae tke aeE- -dTBps glisten
A. they have dope before
Bot ny hraFt hes L.t its Gla 'nese,
BOR =. Hsnas ~ h08e 10 mSFS."
xAs birds VsiIl sting - esiiy,
WAeFr they used 20 sing for ne,
Ard sWeIl nj ehlldish gSIEA
Vs., tS-.,Aitaf f6eataey.
Gf6s Eazas I then Was merry,
Lac tA-m, I longed TO soar
But ny childhood days are ended,
-~--- As4 aoBe 10 home no more"
IAe aesAs. % green. 90 beauteouS,
Spread out before me stiII,
SuII laughing, singing, dancing,
Ooes h1y faVOriIe httle riu.
WHERE I've watched the euubeamo sparkle
Aud heard bright WAters pour
But again | u muse there never,
For 4" Home 10 home no more"
The flowers that loved 90 dearly
Aud Natehed with gentle care,
\ stranger now doth Gull them
ABd tell Of their beauties rare;
etand In muEiny sIlenee-
.. o. s, M fNk heart guShes 0'eFi
b. aga, bas all to0 ARMY,
For the home that il mine no more.
GRE1BuDB.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
HON. c. L. VALLANIIGHAMS
REcukD 0H
Abolition, slavery, aud the
Civil War.

VThIs WORK contains complete ard accurate
/ copies uf MIR. NALLANDIGHAN's prin pal
Speeches, 'n the subjects at-'Ne named 20,
parts of many other speeches, with letters, ircI-
derts, vote, rte, etc TIE WORK has been care
fully edited and 1t Is believed ~ present. fairly
AMI correctly, the political Tecurd and position Of
a man whose views III relation TO the causes Of
our National troubles, aud the right remedies fo
them, aye attracting an extraordinary amount Of
public attention.
The work is on good, substantial paper. $40
pages, iArg' sVo and l. OTDanehted with a very
finely executed steel ENGRAVED likeness Of Mr..
NaIlandi CHAM.
PHIcE-PaPrr covers. 20 cents Cloth, $40 -
delivered by Mail OF Express, Prepaid. on receipt
Of the price. VII" esale-Paper covers, tj.U per
dozen Cloth. $s.OO-Trans portation to be paid by
the purchaser
The re all prices are a little more than fl st
named This is necessary in ecn>eQueuee Of q
considerable increase IN the size Of the bUok also
the add tion Of the engraving.
Send u.drrH, with m"nel enclosed. TO Columbus.
Ohio addressed to j. II RILEY X Co., or 10 GOV
MsDAkY, Office Of THE Crisis"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
OR OERS

ENRoM THE COUNTRY will receive prompt at
4 ttnlion. ut the same low prices a. IL buyers
were present.
REMEMBER
The Old Stand of a. A. CaRwin & Co.
IRON FRONT BUILDING,
MAIN STREET. PLACERVILLE.
cHAS. B, PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
NOTICE.

A Ii. persons haVine Accounts or Claims 0f ~
IA kind against tie late arn Of CARSEBb b W.
WIG, Uill Dleass pFesent thea fer payaent; on4 -
persons indebted thereto vim pleaSe can and soe
the tame With @. B. N0LME4. ut 4he cd psnee q
Carter . L1dNiE lthe Atlantic A9H LasAsr YaFAll
Diamond SPRING. NJ he has been anfhaFiasd1O 0SsIS
all unsettled business Of the hrm
All persOnS having unsettled hnslAsssse9 aay -
with the arm viii please come 6orWard a1A etteQe =
Il, e. the deceaSe Of Mr.. LadWiK reaAsFs The 0see
mens Of all accounts necessary. -
a. Mr.. HOLMES yin keep eousasnGy6n AesA
an extensive asO0s tmeat Of
LUMBER OF All KINESI.
DOORS. wINDoW.SAsH, ETC. xT0
GEO. d. OAkRyHY
Surviving Partner Of the HFm of. Carter &L44NA9s
Diamond Springs, June 6th, 1s6S.-H
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
Clothing, Drp GOODS, Etc.
Another New Arrival
Spring ard Summer Clothin ;
s. BAMBERGER'S
FAsHIoNABLE
CLOTH-INGs EMPcRQTM !

Consisting Of -
Fine Black Cloth light and dark cold
ca s,msre Cos, Coa,ejfl,s ,s
Cashmere, Marsellles and Linen
Pants;
A large Assortment of Cashmere, Flan-
mel and Cottonade Suits
Velvet, Sllk, Marseilles and Cashmere
Also, a Fine Assortment of Silk, Beaver,
Cashmere. China, Straw and Pana-
ma Hats:
A Varied Assortm MT of Boots. Shoes
and @ ite from the best M nu-
fhctorIes in the East. cons sting of
pH0NeJt'Y,l VNNX'p> 2cc>92Gs--- 3. etc.
Also. a Complete Assortment Of Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Carpet Bags, t. unks, Walls es, ETC., Etc.
COLTS PISTOLS, of all sizes, constantly
on hand.
- THE HIGHEST PRICE II
PAID
GOLD DUST q COUNTY ORDERS.
&TThankful to my patrons for former favors,
r spectfully ask q continuance Of the same and will
8. BAMBERGER,
Next door tn Pnstotice Main street.
lnay9l
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
Remarkable Instance OF Medical

Remark able InsIAMce OF Medic II
RelIST-i;rhw " We rIbi'sh the crrtif rstes o Itr--
"t Ia, sufferers ',otp t'r paig Of d.vs- tho. hav-
ing recovered tl!-ir former health and imptll-d ~
gratitude, make Known their case Aud r-Iu.ii-l
agrtt and Their ,;ai-rrrts are authenticated by =
Notary Puh'ic. n, demands of sucjrty imptriously
coumA nj their p4hiir'V, and cotu,ne nd their pc
rusAl 10 the atleIltinn 0i Tie aiitlcted.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
MrntraE an0 Surgical.
DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAY'S
AND SURGICAL

AND SURGICAL
TIT q + e.
e,cr0Ueuto streSs, LeLOte Montgomery, opposite
Pacific NOH Steamship eos 063et-
&tn F,dRciNcO.
Established in 1884, for the Permanent
Cure of all Private and Chronic DIE
eases and the Suppression OF Quack-
cry.
ktSeudant and Resident Physician,
L. +. C8APKAY, n. D.,
Late IN the Hungarian Revolutionary War, ChieI
Physician to the 2rh Regluent OF H0nVeds' Chiei
sny9sou 70 the Military Hospital Of Pesth, Hungary
late Lecturer on Diseases OF Women and Chlldi en-
and Honorary Member Of the Philadelphia College
NJ Particular attention paid to the treatment OF
disr,.rs pecular to " omen and Children. IL
OTSIcR Hurks -ITom "a. y till W. y. COmmu-
Dic.iioua strictly conhdentiAl Permanent cure
guaranteed or no pay. Consultations, By le''er or
otherwise, free. v
san Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

A CARD.-Prompted bv an honest desire Of
my heart, wish TO lay before the public case
which deserves high CONNER dation not only as an
act OF scientific skill but of luna nifty. aAo About
tTo years ago, Sud1e My, and from causes unknown
to me was seized With q ft Of epilepsy which, owing
to my inability to meet the expenses consequent up
on thorough medical treatment, and the discour-
agement met With on attempting IL, soon became
such (as vas then led to beIieve) defy the skin
81 phySicisn. vas frequently while in pursuit Of
my calling, thrOEn down to the groupd without the
slightest warning, and although insensble TO tie Aa-
onies, yet despised the miseTies Of my life. and
Soon learned to look upon those Who would render
assistance shelter me from danger, enems-s who
sought to PrOlOng the existence Of my miseries -
While in this state, and having previous to my aic-
tion tasted the sweets Of life, once more was in.
dnced to ATTEMPT seeking cid e. SshysSiab and Nv
recommendation, called upon Dr.. L: J. Csapkav 1
told him my circumstances aud my inability to re-
ward him Tor his services. regardless Of which, how
ever he undertook my case and With the blessing of
God vas once more restored TO perfect health
CnAhse TO reward him for the bOoD which enjoy at
present. and yet conscious Of my Indebtedness, I
consider due to myself and to an afflicted 70 make
the case public, in order that those In need Of ed
ca advice may 6nd physician in whom every con-
hdence can be placed.
Us MEYKR YABLOxsKY.
State OF California, County Of San Francisco, ss-
subscribed and sworn to before me this LIST day Of
August, A. D. 1855. GHnEKr A. GRAsr.
IL Notary Public.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

The undersigned is personally aeouaIn..A .....,
Henry wrssliIR. and knows that the cirrum'1Ss-lss
related in he f0rvg,ng eetiiArate are I,~s -
ssW Henry w. Hsiinx during his illnes., ana 49,
wline trs i'nOny Ia the fact Of his reUnavI~Sa
By Dr. l. CEapkav. ILsl A. Roeaurv,~
Subscribed ard sworn :" brGorv me, IhIs ijta -,
OF Ost,,b<E A. .. lSSS.
ISL p. J THIBArLT, Notary PuAH.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

DR.. L. J. CSapkay's Private M~d,r,, -.
EutgiraI lDs'ituir l. In Si"raHrns0 etFrrt. -
A"n'R 'urTy. Opposite the Pacific Nail Apeas'-1s
Cainpanys Once. "a " nriSro. The ~ sSER
hee -ultafionr, sud askS remuneration 49,.
he effects cure. Once h nTs from A. n Il -
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

Sacramento street, IekO'e AoRt9op'eJ-4, oRpOS'A
Pacific A0H Steamship eos 6Gset'
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
NOTICE TO FEACHRRe.

, County Superintendent OF Public IhSIfuttiOQ.
July sih, 1863 It'd
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-02-04
Master Commissioners Sale.

Thomas Hughs,
80 against
The Heirs of James s.. Okey, Deceased,
= and others.
DY virtue of a mandate to me directed from
ID the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, Twill offer for sale at public auc-
tion at the front door of the court house, in the
town of Woodsfeld, in said county, between
the hours of ten O'Clock, a. M, and four
o'clock p M, on
Saturday, the 14th day Of February, 1868,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
Commencing at the center of the Street at
the east end of New Castle, thence south east
eighty-six degrees, sixteen rods and fourteen
links, thence north west four degrees seven
teen rods, thence north east eighty-six de-
grees to the section line, thence north fifty
rods and fourteen links, thence westto Sam
uel Grims haw's corner, thence south east four
degrees with said Grimshaw' s line to the meet
ing house lot, thence north east eighty-six de-
grees to the corner of said lot, thence to the
place of beginning, containing nine acres.
Also, Lot number twenty four in the town of
New Castle, Monroe County, Ohio.
VIM OKEY, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
January IA, 1868.