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The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-09

Union of the World and Argus.
TTNHE w 0 Il l. D to which the New York
WEEKLY ARGUS has bees united has to-day
Ave times the aggregate circulation Of any Demo-
cratic or conservative newspaper. 1t addresses
weekly alone more than lUO.OhO Subscribers and
constant purchasers, and reaches at ieaAt half .
million readers With the steady increase in circu-
lston which it now enioVs, these numbers will socn
be doubled. Nothing less than this should satisfy
those who believe that the only hope Of restoring
! the Union and the authority Of the Constitution
over . now distracted and divided country, lies in
wrestling power from the hands Of those whose fA
naticsm has helped to provoke, invite. and prolonl
the war; Eno Thai 10 accomplish this end, IN, AMI
is effective - the diffusion, through able and en-
terprslng newspapers, Of sound political noWledRS
among the working men, the thlnkng Nsn, A2d th'
voting msn Of the North.
Enterprise, Industry and money viii - libSsAlIJ
expended TO make
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REDUCTION IN PRICES
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

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Legal advertisements.
SUMMONS.

OTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Couptv atm
- ss.-In the District Court OF the neT.OSSSsA SSSsASO-
cAl District. e'ent6 JudI.
Action brought In the District cOuy. o,U
enth Judicial District, and the complain I 3, Lev..
the County OF II Dorado, In the once m ~ Ia.
Of said District Court, in and for saSd coSS0 ne 0t
State. OOanty an6
The People Of the State Of Caliso,n,. a
Sd,nH SomM and his Wife, THEREsE KOHN, dCSs
| You are hereby required TO appea, 4,
brought against you by Martin Burnbar Asliea
In the District Court OF the Eleventh 10 hAatia
trict ia and for the County Of n Dorado. SnSs Dh
sWer the complaint h'ed therein on the as.Se a.
April. A. D. 1894, within ten daya -0n az Of
the day OF servee,J ater the service on Of
summonS-if served within this Counlv ~ u tAis
out Of this County but within this judeI,i NJ nss!t
within twenty days. o., II served out of S"S1 ggsse
then within forty dAys-or judgment bv dstIl..rSt,
be taken aRainSt you. ~S'aa1 Hn
me said sctiOn is brought to Obtain l..
against you for the sem Of $500, amouna ;gsosnsae
| certain promissOry note made by voa :, we eaA
! March 24th. 1852, and interest on ssjd ~ NJ
rate OF three per cent per month, from Clc,oA lAe
1s63 also, for decree Of foreclosure .n% M,
sale OF certain mortgaged premises, sdjo,SIsa d
presSyIe1,an CnurGn properly, oa COloms Stret. 8
Aforesaid mOrtgaged to secure the ma vrs.eS - Sas
note; also, for the sum Of al5O, attornsvsa y. AAh
provided for In said mortgage, all Of vSIsA y
particularly ue'erloed 10 copy Of complaint ere-SssHs
!
sWer the said complaint as above re1prsG tI 40 A.
Plaintiff will take Judgment against yoS 3, - :a
sums, interest, decree and costs aeror,li.s =. MA
prayer Of said complaint. " The
Witness, Hon s. W. BRocEwAT. Judre Of ,,aN,-
trct Court Of the Eleventh Judicial Dttr,c, ~s ~
- Attest my hand, and the IeS, a, -,
SEAL. Court in and for said County N :, NJ n.A n.aA
- do. hereto ahxed, at once in ~. ~ r,a Uora.
Pacervlle this the 2Sth day Of Aprl. n Sy W. sf
-t--- G.J. CARPENTER L S.isN n ~.
, Inter. Rev. By A. }. LOwRI, Den. CT CT
o coay,% ny order Ggaof Of Hon osdeo squire.
"iness: G.. CARPENTER, CleyE
Gro, F.. WILLIAMS, P'rs Atty. spsS.,
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

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= t--' i'.. .'ti. 49, = i'.-ear,r - a-N
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= e. -. - ~ License 0 kerp Toll b4ss
'''f' 500 ,. "a she Americas ETsr. nssF
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l>uAG>bEk. PVAGUE I BR0f.
taon b.!'-r -l'.- 81. % ii
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NOTICE TO CT EDITORS.
GTiTF or CALIFORNIA, County Of u Dorad. =
- L. De- Cadr'y Court III and Tor SAID coun,y

STiTF OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorads =
- IL 1.~ C'dr'y Court IN and Tor sad coun,y.
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NOTICE oy ApMIH!srRATR1x.

. NtT!'F -' tr--tE 80 To al persons hAVaS
y .,:rs s',. ...! .. t-'.'- : JOSEPH TAI.
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: PPER PLACERVI
BAKERY.
GEORGE SCHILZ

GEORGE SCHULZ respectfully
4 - / informs his Old friends and the pubic
Y -. generally, that having leased the old
>staud Of NJ. Christian, fronting the low.
bridge IN Upper PlGceryile, he Is prepared 10
furnish all who may favor him with orders
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taf.
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i.r sl' se:trr IT, at 80 riuh
,'~ry r|qt q oar haa1.rf, fic ~ g. s.';,
w!i requested, il ..lI u ;iir cX;is cor:. ; ..c
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HoSEsrT is always, nnder ell circurn.
ssancss The bea. policy
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bHLAU,
CAKES
AND PASTRY

Made Of :he best material. He respectfully solcits
,:'Tc
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DYSPEPSIA. DIARNHGA,
WEARY ESS, &c. e..

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IT," f!' are always ;c Dc relied Wien ry .;ler
r'eGi--' ard mode II treatment aas L,te,.y failed
Eo!u,"Ig's l't''Y are Tie He.t He,ae'y traxn il
"e WoT!GJ3r hs Jollo'cj,f. n'atGs.s:
As'hrnr, Dyspepsia, Ic41lch.
C"H-'.s, bgJrSy, IL. s.-nza
Calus. bet ...ty. Ire4-,,Dntiou.
Chest Diseases, Fever aud Acuo, Iaw..rI W,ak
CostvencSs, Female complaints nesS
Liver Complaints, Log Spirits, Piles,
stone anu Gravel, Secondary Symptoms.
Nenereal Affections, Worms OF ali kinds
~ CAUTIoN!-None are genuine unless the
words - Holloway, New York and London" are dis.
ccrhble n Waler.mark in every leaf Of the book
OF directions around zach box the same may be
plainly seen by holding the leaf tn the light A
handsome reward will be given to any one rendering
such information As may lead t. the detection Of any
party or parties counterfeitihr the medicines or
vending the same, knowing then. 10 be spurious
aSold at the manufactory Of Prnfessnr lIollowav
~ Maiden Lane, New York, and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers In Medicine throughout The
United states and the civilized world, in boxes at 80
cents a. cents, and 81 10 each.
, 0~T There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
B--Dlr"ctons for the guidanse = rat'en,s 4.
"Ts'J disorder sr"a'tNtd 10 each tux. ,srpigyll
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

T,NSTATF az PFTER } NFIGHAN. Deceased
~ %"iir- : l-r-ey gwen ~ she -'ign-d Ai-
u n,.'T~tsI Of he Estate Of Peter J. NsigtAn. DE-
ot.s,9 'y Ne creditor. o. 4:i all persons haInE
y.a.T H. against he s@.i deceased. TO eIhibh hen
y - 'ts Hec-asary yDUchers within ten months ~
=. e! as.t cS:.,n G: IT'S nCtics to the - Ad'
'''1 ,-ra':E. - Ter - 1erce IN the tOuD Of De
-arp5 >nG,ags, IA the Co4Ify ~ Dorado, State d
Cd. 'r" a.. RkBECCA 4 MEiGHAN,
AtGl.a .SirA,riX o. said kStAte.
bs'sd at Piscervillc, Jane lTth, l>o4-:yini
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IT. 'Ne mauerof the Petition Of l. L. DAyL =.
nsrlsen, p-Fior. -
PlgsGAut 10 AZ order on flt herein. mad. n, A.
i'n. nien Squares, Judge of the COuYt aie,s,';S
~ - hereby gwen 10 al the Creditor Of .aSs
sc'vcrI t"b'or, !. Davis. to be and apn~.r ~.
'"rt = taur; Aforesaid. Aithe court aOase AZ ~
co@n'y iD iNe Ctv q flAerrVl.le, on The a d.v :,
A.rC.t \. u l>ol a. thu hour Of 10 o'cIoeh A 4 =.
SAD day. - STOW cause, II any ;hey cat, WV ~.
irsye- 80 Sa.! Is ieGt debtor shouM nea !. cr.S,
e.! az .. assigrpent cf lie estate be made. snSE.
be ! arg! 'roia his dt bis and hAbilRiss In nr,.
sCa'-" ~ tas 'iN:lie in such case mass end prsvI
d-t Ana. - :he r4rAh:ime, u Is ordered lkai an
lntJ'a' lrc:tsi,ngS against sad iISolJent deA,or
D. .ia,,i.
"iue's ry Alnd and the zeal oS ,,u
D., - ~: te e. A4I.i. 81 ONCE Ia ,be CIV a
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l''' = J. CARPENTER, Clerk
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MOMA1t IN ALL IL LLL'rI
CUITTCS

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is"':o! .;e.iL' IN -Ie'y t.-.....r . ~. i t.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of L, Do,,A.
- i" tie County Court ia ALd ior said Couo,O'
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DISORDERS OF TIE s~onAcH

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WOMA1. IN ALL liz LLL'EL-
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Re TT UNDERSTOOD
NITIOV4 E.r.AnITg- Il, 80

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PROSPECTUS FOR 1894.
THE WORLD +:
Union of the World and Argus.

An Independent Democratic Daily,
Semi-Weekly and Weekly Newspaper
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-11

The only safe course for q young man
who would retain his virtue aud his cor
rect moral principles, is to keep away from
temptation. How many have fallen who
merely ventured to look ut vico in her
gaudy colors Her temptation was too
strong foy them to resist. They partook
OF tho fatal glass, snatchcd tho gilded treas
ure, or gave themselves up to uncleanliness.
None are secure who run in the way of
sin, who sec how near they can venture on
the threshold of vice, without entapgling
their feet in tho not of the adversary.
lIavo you ever heard tho story OF gem
tleman who advertised for a coachmani If
not we will repeat it. Three applicants
were admitted into his room. lie pointed
out to them q precipice, remarking-" How
neat tho edge of that can you drive inc,
without any danger of an upset 2"
The frat applicant replied" Within
hairs breadth" allow near can you drive
me p inquired the gentleman OF the second
applicant, Within hairs BREADTH" he
replied. As the third applicant was about
leaving tho room, supposing he had no
chance of competing with the other two, tho
gentleman stopped him. Let me hear
what you have to say" said he. "Why,
sir, can not compete with either of these
If | were TO drive you. ] would keep as far
of as possibly could"
You are tho man for me-" said the gem
tleman, and he engaged him Immediately.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-11
Che Gastalial cfunat.
RErrER THAN GoLn.


Better than grandeur, better than gold,
Than rank aud titles thousand fold,
Is healthy body, q mind at ease,
And simple pleasures that always please;
a heart that can feel for a neighbours WOO
Aud share his joys with genial glow.
With sympathics large enough to enfold
All mon as brothers, is better than gold.
Better than gold is conscience clear,
Though toilmg ior bread in humble sphere
Douhiy blest with content and health,
Cntried by the lust or cares Of wealth
I.owly living aud lofty thought
Adoru and enuoblc poor mans cot,
For mind aud morals, or NatSrc's plan,
Are the genuine test Of gentleman.
Better than gold Is the sweet rcpose
OF the suns of toll when their laborS close;
Better than gold is the poor mans sleep,
Aud the balm that drops on his Slumbcrs deep
Bring sleeping draughts 10 the dnwny bed
Where luxury pillows his aching heads
His simple opiate labor deems
A shorter road to the land Of dreams.
Better than gold is a thinking mind,
That in the realm of books can find
A treasure surprising Australian ore,
Aud live with the great and good Of yore,
Tho Sage's lore and the poets lay,
The glorics Of empires past away;
The worlds great drama will thus eufoll
Aud yield pleasure better than gold.
Better than gold is n peaceful home,
Whore all the frcside charities come.
The shrine of love and tho hcaven Of life,
Hallowed by mother, or sister, or wife,
However humble the home may be,
Or tried with sorrow by heavens decree,
The blessings that never were bought or sold,
Aud centre there, arc better than gold.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-11
stlett se}istellaug,
"The Old woman"

1t was thus few days since, we heard
stripping designate tho mother who
bore him. By coarse husbands we have
heard wives so called occasionally. though
in the latter case the phrase is often ell
dearingly. At all times as commonly
spoken, it jars upon the ear and shocks
the senses. An old woman" is an object
of reverence above and beyond almost all
phases of humanity. Her age should be
the passport to courteous consideration
The aged mother of grown up family needs
no other certificate of worth. She is q
monument of excellence, approved and
warranted. She has fought faithfully, the
good fight" aud come off conquerer. Upon
her venerable face she bears the marks oi
the conflict in all its furrowed lines. The
most grevious of tho Ills of lie have been
hers trials untold and unknown only To
God and herself she has borne necessarily
and now in her old age-her duty done
patiently awaiting her appointd timc-she
stands, more truly beautiful than lie who
has slain his til Jusands. and stood trium-
plant upon the proudest field of victory
Young man speak kindly to your mother
and even courteously y tenderly of her.
But little time and you shall see her no
more forever! Her eye is dim, her form
is bent, and her shadow falls graveyard
Others may love you when she has passed
away-kind hearted sisters, or she of whom
of all the world you may choose for part
ner-chidren may love you fondly but
never again, while time is yours, shall the
love of woman be to you as that of your
old, trembling, weakened mother has been
Thro' helpless infancy her throbing breast
was your safe protection and support--in
wayward, testy boyhood, she bore patiently
with your thoughtless rudeness, and nursed
you through legion of ills and maladeE
Her hand it was that bathed your burning
brow, or moistened the parched lips; her
eye that lighted up the darkness of vast
ing nightly vigils, watching always in your
ftful sleep, sleepless by your side as none
but her could watch. OH speak not her
name lightly, for you cannot live so many
years as would suliier. 20 thank her fully.
Through reckless and impatient youth she
is your councillor and solace. To bright
manhood she guides your improvideni
steps, nor even then fOrsalles and forgets.
Speak gently, then and reverently, of your
mother; and when you too, shall be old,
| it shall in some degree tighten the remorse
which shall be yours for other sins, to
know that net wantonly have you outraged
the respect due to "old women.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-11

An immense meeting OF tho mechanics Of
Chicago was held the other evening. to or.
ganize General Trades Union" to be
composed of the General Trades Unions of
the city. The object was accomplished,
and the subordinate organizations were re-
quested to levy tax of % cents for the ex-
peuses Of the General Trades Union. The
several unions were also recommended to
take into consideration the establishment
suggested that each union subscribe one on
moro shares to the capital stock Subscrip,
ton books to this stock are TO be iinmedi.
ately opened.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-11

LAW FoR TnE GIRIs.-As there may be
some of our lady friends doubtful of tho
legality of their assumption of leop-year
privileges, we reproduce tho following ex-
tract, verbatim, from law book printed
in the year 1000. Real and tremble, old
bach's!
Albeit, it is now become parto of tho
Common Lave, in regarde to tho social re-
lations of life, that so often as everie bissex.
tile year dothe returne, tie ladys have tho
sole privileges, during the time continueth.
of making love unto the men, which they
may doe, either by words or looks. as unto
them seemeth proper and moreover, no
man will be entitled to the benehts of clergy
who dothe in any wise treat her proposals
with slight or contumely."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-11

ARTENus WARp.--m an affecting account
Of his counting with Betsy Jane Artemus
Ward says;
There were many ofIectin' ties which
madc mo banker after Betsy Jane. Her
fathers farm iined ourn; their cows and
ourn squonohol thoir thirst at the same
spring; our old mares had stars in their
forreds the measles broke out in both FAM
lilies at nearly the samo time; our parents
BETSY James and mine) slept regularly
every Sunday in the same meetin' house.
and the nabors used to observe, "IIow
thick the Wards and Tcasols airw 1t was
sublime sight in the spring of the year to
see our several mothers (Betsys and mine)
with their gowns pinned up so that they
couldn't silo 'em, eiTecshunitey blin' soap
together aud aboosng the nabors.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-11

DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given, that
II petition will bo presented to the Commits
sioners Of Wood counnty, at their June Session in
1854, praying for the location and establishment of
"a County Road, commencing at the county line,
= Of the southwest u of section 81, town B. north,
range IL, east thence northeasterly TO the garter
section ne of said section thence north along said
line to a stake near tha northwest corner OF the
southeast u Of the northwest 4 Of said section {;
thence nOrthwesterly to the section line between
sections "a and 35, same town and range thence
northwesterly until il interseets 1he county road
abe land OF Samuel L. Burns, in section %, town
and range before mentioned, aud there terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
April 20, 1864, Id
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-11

TIE NEw Two-CENT PIEcg.-The new
two-cent piece is very little larger and
thicker than the pressn one-cent coin, and
contains less nickel, ndabundance of cop
per, with five parts Of tin. In size it may
be compared to the silver quarter dollar,
and resembles, as much as anything can, a
gold coin, aud is really beautifully. On one
side there is wreath of wheat in the cen,
ter of which is stamped % cents and
around which are the words United States
of America" On the other side there is
the Shield of Liberty. bearing the words
- God our Trust"