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The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

GEERLEY VOR PEACE.-Greeley cnnfrss.
edly stands foremost among the able and
inHurntisl men Of the Administration
party. His will 10 potential IN its affairs I;
he is cOnsultrd BY its leaders on oil Occa-
sionS and hts advice IL generally f'llOw-
ed. We make the following extracts
from 9 long editorial In the Tribune Of
July 2Oth, from the PEN Of ureeley. They
are significant If the rapidiiy with which
'A~ Ysace current il running. They in.
dicate the great change thar dGs t@1Sh
place in public opinion since LiucOlR has
perverted the war iOtO en- Abolition cru
sade. Says Greeley:
"If The South really knew the actnal state
OF feeling at the North. the rebellion would not
stand another month. The zanies 10 the loyal
States Who talk ~ though brad empire could
be subjected ~ military exeeutinn, supply the
VsnemOus, desperate iraiunrs in Dixie with the
very aliment they need and We deeply regret
that one 1T the resolves Of the late Baltimore
Convention seems calculated TO glve them q
lUL Gen. Fremont did . wise. generous and
ulhul' oGt, ID 1l1muIuk IO1tf80 O Ulnn0IuK on
the Wholesale cOuHscatiOu plank Of the CIeVs.
land pI tform. thereby aiding To smooth the
path TO peace"
Again says the disappointed phiIosO-
pbeT who educated the North to hate
the South:
at seems to us that the time. IL il has moi
already c0me. must be near NJ Land, wherein
the North and the South will be ready To ex.
change HlAncea OihrrW iae than over the Greats
Uf their rival intrenchmenta along the sights
at their respective muakets-a mode If regard
not Conducive t0 geniAliIy nf temper. Kraci0us-
ness OF manner, "r cOneliness 1T visaHe."
Day Is Dc vning brighter shines the
sun; when Hurace Greeley aces and in.
forms his readers that war is not the
thing to promote union and fraternnl feel.
ing in the Republic, We may well hope
for better days and wiser action. He il
the last man TO give up his opinion on
trivial grounds he is evidently con
vinced Of his error, and he tell, his fol
lowers it is folly to talk about Suhjugating
the South, and that such talk strengthens
the Confederates. Now let the people
make up their minds to put men in Office
who will allow the North and South tc
"exchange glanccs otherwise than over
the crests Of their rival intrenchments,' '
and We shall have peace and q restored
Union. Lincoln is committed against
this policy; he has announced his deter
mination to carry on the war until eve
ry slave in the South shall be Free" and
from him white people have pothing good
to expect. The salvation Of the country
therefora depends upon his defeat. and il
is the sacred duty Of every white man
and lover Of the Union to work for the
success Of McI 'lrllan.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

SHAMEFUL. is one kind of war
which Mr.. Lincoln proSecuteS with con.
spicuons vigor. 1t is a war against all
the friends of General Mcclellan who
happen to he within his reach. He is
degrading all Of them at West Point, that
he can, who had anything to do with the
recent dedicatory services Of the battle
monument. when Mcclellan delivered the
Grafton. Two Of them have been dismiss.
ed-Cols. Bowman and Clitz-old and
valuable officers. who have faithfully aid
zealously served their country. The time
is coming ~hen it will he an honor to
have earned the enmity of this Admin
i>traiiOn. Such q manifestation Of spite
and bitterness is di>graceful even 10 the
Smutty old joker. Mcclellan. enAhrined
in the hearts Of his cOunirymcn, is he
yond the reach Of the petty malevolcnce
"f his shameless prosecutor aud LINCOLN
taks his revenge by ouiraging the fri. nd>
of his popular comprtitor fnr the Pr"Si-
d nry. Thank heaven. his mi, chirvons
and disgrac'fnl career will som be
brought to close. and an Accomplished
Snldirr, scholar and statesman will again
hll the chair once filled by Washington,
j ffrr>on and Jackson.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

A QrERY. Y.-W.ll some Administration
man Inform us on wha. principle the ex.
pmpti"n Of men from taxaii"n who hold
from 81, 900 to 500. 900 in limited States
securities can be justified, when the la-
boring man, the m chAnic. and the man.
ufacturer. are taxed in q half dnzen diff
ferent ways. and TO such an extent that
they can hardly provide themselves with
the necessaries Of life! It cannot be jus.
titled on any equitable principle. A man
may be worth a half-million Of dollars,
aud vet by the Internal Revenue Act
voted f"r by Highly and the other Califor.
MIA Abolition Rtpresentativrs-be be ex.
empted from paying any tax on his in.
comel Why make this distinction he.
tween the rich and the poor! Why leg.
iSlate to make the rich richer and the ., or
poorer! Why tax transfers, farmers,
mechanics, and lahOrrrs .exOrbitantly.
and the millionaire not ct allf
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

CONFINED. The judgment ofthe world
confirms the estimate placed BY the De-
mOcracy Of America upon the Admins
tratinn Of Abraham Lincoln. Interested
Office holders and contractors, alone pre-
tend to excuse the high crimes of that
bad and lreacherous man, who on all
subjects speaks with "forkcd tongue"
Not one intelligent. diEintereSted human
being can cOnEcientiously defend him -
All mist admit in their hearts that he has
proved miserable failure; that he has
l"wered the character Of the nation: that
he has tri6ed with grave questions Of
State; and that he iS. morally and intel.
lectuslly, unAt to govern in peace or war.
He must be thrust ig"OminlouSly from
the exalted position he has diSgraceI and
belittled, and the powers which he has
no perverted to the deep and lasting iuju-
ry Of the country must be entrusted to
honrAt able and patriotic hands. This
work the conservative masses have re-.
solved to accomplish. In no other way
can they redeem themselves from the last
ing disgrace Of having elevated knsvish
pettifogger to the Presidency.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

HOllOway's PillS ana Ointment
Passing through the absOrbents into the interior
organs, THE Ointment acts like magic balsam 90
the inaamrd and iTritAtsd parts, while the Pills,
BY their action on the blood, neutraliys the Gle.
msntS Of diseass.
Sold At the manufactures, No 90 Maiden Lane
New York, and No "a strAI d, London, and By
all druggists. II the reader Of this notice. n
cannot get box Of PillS or ointment fFOm the
drug store in bis place. let bin wTitS 70 me, O.
Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, and viii
mail . box free Of expense. Many dealers will moi
keep my medicines on hand because they cannO,
make As much pEo6t as on other persons make
3oc., 62Ao. and 81 per box or pot. 50
The WOFld-ROnOwned Remedies,
HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT,
For sale in any quantities By
CRAZE D BRIGHAM,
whOlsSals Druggists, Ssn Franciseo.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

Received. That IN the future, - In the past. We
will adhere With unsWerVing hdelity to the Union,
under the ConStitutiOn. ~ the OHiN SClid fOunda-
tiOn Of our strength. security and hspptneSS - .
equally conducive to the welfare and prosperity Of
all thr states, b.th Northern and South'r IN.
ReS0lved. That this Convention does explie
uly declare, as the sense Of the American p~Ople:
that amer four years Of failure to Restore the
Union BY the FL pertinent Of war, during which,
under the pretenEe ~ the military n eeSsiIy OF .
war power, higher than the Constitution itself.
that instrument has bren disTegAFded In every
part. ard public liberty and private Tights tr.dden
down, and the material Dros peri'y Of the country
essentially Impaired, justice. humanity. and lIber
ty, and the public welfare demand that imme diAte
efforts be made to bring about Q cessation II hos
the States, or other peaeeable means To end IL,
that At the earliest practicable mument peace may
be restored on the basis Of the Federal Union Of
the StateS.
3. Resolved, The direct interference Of the
military authorities Of the United States an the
recent eleetiOns held IN Kentucky, Maryland, NIS-
SOuTi and Delaware, was . rhameful violation oi
the Constitution. and Tepet' tInn Of tueh acts IN
the approaching election will be held 10 be FeVolu
tionAIy. Ard restSted NiLh ell the meanO and pow
eT under our control
I RepoiSed. That the aim and object Of the
Democratic party 10 tn preserve the Federal Uniou
and the HiKhts OF the States unImpalTed, and they
hereby declare that they consider the Admnistr tra-
tion's uSuTpAtiOn Of extraordinary and danxsI ouG
poWpTs not granted ny the Constitution the cub
version Of the civil BY military laws States
in insuTTection; the arbitrary military arrest,
imprisonment. trial and sentence Of American
citizens in MATES where civil Law exists In full
fierce the tuppressi n Of freedom Of Spereh and
Of the press the denial of the right OG asylum
the aVoSed dlsregaId Of State rights; the emplny
ment Of unusual test oathS, aud interference with
and denial OF the right o. he people to bear arms
aS calculated TO prevent the restoration Of the
Union, and the prrpeI uatiou Of a Government de
"a iia fr..n he .,fe Q d..
governed
5 Resoleed, That the shGmeful disregard by
the Administration Of its duty in reAp~eI To "ur
fellow eitiIrns Who are noW and long have been
pr sonerS II war. and in suffering condition.,
des+rvrs the Severest reproba; Ion. On the score
Ike of public and evmmon humanity.
8. RrSOved, hat the sympa hy Of the Demo
cratic party 10 heartily and earnestly extended 70
the snldlsTs Of our army, nh" UoW an h~Ve
been In the Geld. under the dag Of thei. ronniFy
and in the event Of our attaining p-,wer they ~in
receive all the care, pTnteetIon and regard that
a. brave Soidirrs Of the Republic, they have 90 no.
bly, earned.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
SUMMONS.

CTATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado,
y sS.-In JnstIceb Court, PiAcsFville Township.
To John Hume. p. ChSmberisin, and n. O. Hook
or, non residents Of PIncorville Tswnshp Greeting
HOu are hereby summoned 70 appear bofOrs me st
my once In PlsceVvils Township, Of the County Of
n Dorado. on the lSth day Of OfSePssmAsr, a D 1854,
at O'Clock, ?. r., 70 answer unto the compliant Of
Charles eibsck, resident Of PiAcerViIls Township,
Who sues u recover the sum Of $50 00. with inter-
S@ tnsrscU ~ ne TAIe 2. MO :. aHd aha" pss cent
an q certain Judgment, rendered In the CIurt OF
James 0Ates. 1na.ice Of the PnAca. for HacsFxille
Township; whsn Judgment vii Be taken against
you for the sid amount. t6gOtheF with oosts aud
damages, you fall 70 sppesF and answer.
To the eAsFig Or any Constable Of n Dorado
County, 0Festing :-hsks legal ssSvics and return
haTeOf.
Given undsV ny land, thIS 10th day Of September,
4. D. 1854 JUHN RItHH,
Justice Of the Peace iu and for said Township.
Publish thrsS nOnthS, b. order Of CouEt.
septl1-Sml JOHN BUsH, }. =.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

THE Grass Valley National says that on
Saturday night last, a meeting of the Lin
roIn and Johns IN Club was held at that
place. In the absence Of the President.
j. G. Deuel., one Of the Vice Presidents
took the chair. Mr.. Deuel., it appears,
went for Sears. in the late Congressional
Squabble in that section, and ~ he was
numbered among the "short.hairs," the
''long ears" were erect and objected to
Mr.. Deuel's presiding. Tho question was
put t" the house, and that gentleman was
deliberately inSHlted by a strong vote
against his presiding. He Immediately
took his hat and left. declaring his con-
nection with that club severed forever
The National thinks he will vote for Nc.
Clellan. Verify they are coming over
every day.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
DBLoYAL.-The SpringtieIh Mass

DIsLoYAL.-The Springfield Mass. }
Republican, . Staunch Republican organ,
got of the following, at the time of the
rebel raid on Washington: cit is feared
that Mr.. Stanton, the Secretary of War,
was captured and carried of by the rebel
raiders. No bulletin dispatches have
l'sen issued by him since the raid com
menced and We can account for his ri.
lence in no other way. unless it be that
ne is struck dumb by the prepoSterou<
iunpudence Of the rebels in asSailing our
capital when their own was in danger"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

monihs MacIav viii 6nd him in the Prtsid n.
+, ti,l chair; and on this very dav two years ago
NcCIelh.n WHa fbnnd 90 he blOOdy HrId Of
Aniiftp@, with die aaFel wreath Il Victory
sneirel'ng hir brnW. Il IL safe N sAy MAcl,y
viii nevrs BE- found IN bic c'mpasy when dan.
eeE TO bs met ssw dava lstrV, Macluy
might haVH fOuud him readiDR letter from
La0eOln, 10 which be waa Congratulated for his
victOry and eukgiSed fiE bis great military
akill GSd devoted pstrintism" Naelay sa,d
few years agO he tMAclay) was Dem"crat.-
His prOIOtyDe, Judas, Was . dSse;s,sv. of Christ,
6ue sst8 himself aHd betrayed his Master
Judas made some amends for his apOstacy BY
banging himreh Il it tO0 much to expect
Ssrs~y s0- iSsSs.s~- SuSss ex1mprs 90 me euGr
Aaelsy said. =" Mcclellan aud the party be rep
ressnts are In favor Of pesCe on any terms."-
The ex'R~v. speaker knew be spoke falsely
when be mada the assertion. Neither McCIel.
Ian nor The party that supports blm would
make peace on any other than honorable terms
-terms such a. the people would cordially
approve. ParrOt.like, MaCiay repeated the
stale SANDER, that II the Democracy carried
this State they would inaugurate civil Wsr.-
The old story h worn out-the people are no
longer to b humbuRged BY such stuG. It
aucceeded once, bat has now lost its virtue
What have Democrats IN gain bv civil war in
California; NuthIng, What have they to
l"~ei Everything. Are they such reregious
Fo''lS as To sacrifice their property, ruin their
fam:hes aud peril their lives for nothing -
Would they not be idinNa to do Il? Reader
whenever man tells yOu that the Democrats
wish to provoke civil war in this State. lnok
him square in the face and tell him be 10 either
. fool or knave, or buth. Il 10 the only an.
swet required Maclay's speech Was short,
shallow, slanderOuS, vindictive and vulgar
and the slsnderOuS, vindictve and vulgar por-
tiOns Of it, we're loudly cheered. He conclu-
ded BY proposing three cheera for El Dorado
county, which the Chairman amended BY pro-
posing three ch ers for Lincoln and Johnsnn.
Calls were then made fur Blanchard, Dunn,
COnkliu, Bush, Nckersou, Carpenter and Ems
minger. Bush stepped upon the stage and the
crOwd broke. The few who remained were
tortured BY speeches fr'm Bush, Eusminger,
Carpenter, and Maclay again Il the speech of
the latter being puerile ,mswkish and rambling.
Hi" 6rSt speech was carefully prepared and
got by rUte, and he mouIhed it Rlibly, but
when he was called upon for a second, be got
stuck He had nothing to say. said it. and
dropped into bis seat exhausted BY the tre
mendOuS effort. CommserAting his pitable
condition, the meetiug goud naturedly ad.
journed.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

IT is rumorrd that Senator Conness re
turned from Washington highly incensed
against Lincoln, and that his followers in
San Francisco are almost to a man frr
Mcclellan. II is alsO rumored that hp
has emphatically refused to stump the
State for the nominees of the B ,tinor-
Convention. We give these rumnrS for
what they are worth, simply remark,ng
that Mr.. Conness has KEEP: quiet since his
return, which is little significant in one
Of his nature.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

LOYAL ORGANS IN A MUsS The lovnl
organs of San Francisco are handling
each other without gloves. The Alta AID
the Bulletin, the organs Of the KID
Gloves" are very shaky alternately blow.
ing hot and cold; halting between two
opinions" and in a state Of prrplrxing
betweenity." The Call and the Flag, or
gans Of the "Short Hairs" charge them
with holding back for bid, and insinu
ate that they are traitors to the Abolition
party and will betray it as som as thri,
betrayal will be Of advantage to the Dem-
ocratic party. The Bulletin says the
Flag is Q "blAck mail'' institution, and
the Alta saws the Call has no principles
to sell. II We can believe what thrSt
loyal editOrs say Of each other, they are
all "liars. towards, spies aud traitors.
II We believe what they say, the penitcn
tiary is cheated Of its due while they arr
at large. We shall not dispute what they
say ; We have no rtasnn to d" so; they
know each other, and, in juStire to their
party, would not traiuce its ablest sup
porterS.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

TRAvEL.-The Pioneer line of stages avera.
Kes sixty passengers daily. each way, between
California and Nevada Territory. The com.
pletiou of the railroad from Freeport to l.atrobe
has greatly increased the travel on our rnut.
Passengers by it arrive in Virginia City from
eight to ten hours earlier than BY any other
route. and go through by daylight. A Virgin.
ia City merchant informs US that other routes
are seldom mentioned in that city, aud that ell
the old settlers, who have Travelled over differ
ent routes, give the preference to ours.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

THs pedigree Of Sa"ddy is TINS given :
These are the generations Of PShawdee.
Psnawb, who came from JOnb'Ol. begat
Pedulls, and PsdUllsh beRat Rheet A ylA,
and Rheet Avlah begat JolhAh. and job.
bah besat Holtz Ayl. snd' HOlt1 Ayl h~ga,
Kaudphyssh. and KaudphysSh bsgat
Pshawdee. EOld Piute.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

The Republican SbOddyI.ss Of this
county ate offering 70 bet tiIat they will.
at the next election. carry everything be.
fore 'em. Guess they will, but twill be
SITTER the fashion Of che Erishman's race
horse. Pat bet everything on his horse.
" BOthsrum." At the end nf the beat,
s. bOtAseusue- waS Ter behind..- Pet, in
the widest entauSiasm, exclaimed, ''Hur.
ral1 for BOtherSm; Bss how hs dPiVSe eV.
ery<hing bsfoVa bIm. ."-(Old Piuts,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
r1E2 orTx Aa~D oouarr~.

Dss"cRAFs, doa't forget The ratification
meeting tO-n'eh'. Let ne open the campaign
with g'Od nld- faahi,aed Democratic gather.
ing Cad speakers viii be present tU addres.
the meeting.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

MAcLAY. the Abolition slang whanger,
cnmparrs LincOln's Cabinet to nest Oi
skunks, and says that whenever he at
tempts to rsmnve them fur dishonesty
they raise such "perfums" that he IL
forced to desiSt An apt comparison.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

CAH . man viOlats the plain letter Of
the Constitution repeatedly and yet be
true TO the UnioNR Crrtainly mt; and
yet the Liheolnites derftle the O0nstitu-
tiOn and term IL . Piecs Of worthless
p6Vchment
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

HANDSOME lMPRovENsNr.-Mr. S. Harris has
Handsomely i.,ed up the premises adjoining
Neptune Engine House for residence The
stone wall in front beats an, thing in the way
Of fence that we have seen for many day,
and would attract attention on broadway New
York. By iis beautiful finish. II ia n specimen
Of the skil OF our townsman. Mr.. Colby.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

Masonic. .. So. james R0yaI Arch
Chapter. No. lS. holds lie regular H-etinRV IN NJ.
sonic Han, on the evening of the hrsI WeAOeslag
Of each month An Companions in good SaaHlae
will be cord ally WeIeomrd
WILLIAM A. JANCARY, y. 3. H.R
L ". HBcuHunsA. eeeTeIaTy
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

MasOMaeS--SteTFa Nevada CsuneiI.
No. 40, 81 Royal aud Select MAster,, hoIds Stof1I
meetinRs % the evening Of the ATs. Tuesday Il
each month, in Masonic Hall. Pla-. FVills.
AARON KAHN, T. IN.
L. ". FEcnHRINgE. Recorder.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

THE UNION REsToRED. MeHSrs. Weymouth
d McC"rmlck (JIm and Bill have handsomely
rrfiIted and re.opened the Uni"n Saloon. Pat
McMah"n's old stand. Their Comforts" are
prime, o betl
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

Ware happy to state tina, the Catholic Fair
given By the ladies at Confidence Pavilion, "r
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights
was lberuIly patronized, considering the strin'
gency Of the times.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

Zeta EHeamPmeMt, 1. o. O. p. n.
5, neetS. In Odd FsllOWs' Hall, On the sVer;,s.S
the second and fourth Tuesdays Of each wn.sH
sojourning PStEiArehs are cordially iavitsd 4 ..
tend.
C. PIERCE, c.R.
I. o. o. F.-Frsnk Ledge, Ha. "a
I. %. p, meets tvrTv Friday sv, nite. q ~
Fellows Hall. on stony Point. Main g., PI0ervvsS.
All Brethren In god standing are cordially nvA.i
70 attend.
cHAs. ROLLING. Nc
9. BANBERoEA. R. b.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

Palmyra Ledge, No. ISL, p. AA.R
holds It's stated com nun c tions on THURSDAY pish1
next preceding he full moon Of each onth IN ~
Fellows Hall, r1aerrvIIIe. an brethren IN -
Standing are invited 10 attend
WILLIAM u. CROKER, VIZ
A. PENWuL secretary
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

Masonic eNoetee.--SGated MeetinRs q
VI Dorad" Lodge. No. %. are held 81 Masonic Hsl
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Full ~
in each month.
FREDERIcK =. BARss, Y. 4
l. v. TncuHEFNEa- Secretary
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
Pure Whisky for the Sick
GIRO LAR:
To Physicians and Others.

NEW HORxs Nay ISt1 1901.
Ma VIZ. +. CUrTER, JR., Louisville, Ky.
DKAA eIR The great diiacuIty experienced In
procuring brandy sufficiently pure for medicinal
purposes, has induced many Of the Physicians Of
this vicinity tn adopt Bourbon Whisky . Suhstl-
tuie both 10 the hUspltals and in private practice
and since the latter has come into such general use
We have reason to believe that great deal Low sold
d Of very inferior qualify
PresuminR that your residence In the vicinity OF
the AnuiactureFs Of whi-ky In Kentucky, a. well
as your skill as Chemist win enable you TO select
reliable article. and having full confidence In your
integrity, led u inquire whether you will not
aid us In having this market supplied. through a.
Agency, with the best quality Of pure old Bourbon
Whisky, for the use Of the sickf
We are, very reGp~sr fully. sir, yours truly,
VALENTINE MOTT,
WILL lRD PARKER, n D.,
10. @ HUTCHILIN, n. D.,
AUSTIN FLINT. n. D,
O. L. MITCHELL. n. b.,
HAINER HAMILTON, ~ D.
DLWITT @. ENOS, n D.,
OGDEN DORAU6. n. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry,
". CHAPMAN, n. D.,
JAMES N WOOD. Brooklyn,
". o. p. HAYHI,
PhaTmaoeutisG, BrOOklyn.
Agent for n Dorado Oounty-RoBERT
WHIfE. Chemist, Al Medical Hall, Main etrest,
Piacervills. IAeptSm3
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

FIRE AT CoLoMA.-Thers WAS Ere at Colo
ma TN Tuesday which destroyed the Chimes,
portion Of the town. Our friends there havt
failed to give US the particulars.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

cleanse ou, the di4ordere hu'n PIrfy The blood
and let the auds move ou .ObairUcted IN health
again Th-y stimulate TIE functions Of the body
into vigorous activity, purify the syst, from the
Ub tructions ShIch make d-eASe. rold settles
some where in the bpdy, and d-rAngrs its natural
fuartiuns these, II nUi relieved, react upon them
selves and the surrounding orESns, producing gene
raj ngEr4vatiun. suffering Hhd dsranEem-nt Will
in this condition, take Aysr's Ills, aud how d.
rect they restore the natural Actn OF the system,
and with IL the buuyALt feeling Of health again -
waAl Is true and apparent IN the fr vial and COM
mon complaints 10 also tue In many Of the deep
SEATED aud dangerous dist. mpers rhe same pur
gAive eFe't rxPris them. CAUSED BY similar Oh
structons and derznEement OF the natural func-
ti,us OF the body. IN , are rapidly and may If
them surely cured by the sane m<au>. None Uho
know the virtue Of these Pills will neg Ct employ
ih-m when suffering from the disorders hey cure
such ~ Headarhe, Poul omarh, Oys-ntery. Bilious
Complaints, In1ig -ton, UrranE-m' at of the L'v-r
Co,t,Veuess. CnI supaiinn, HrarIbuI n, Rheumatism,
Dr"p,V, Worms aud suppression. uhen taken in
lsrE doses.
They are sugar-enaied. % that the mnst sensitive
cAn take Ihem easily, and they are surely the best
curative medicine Yet discovered.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

MILL BURNED.-On Thursday morning about
4 O'Clock. 'he Hiuchman quartz mill. on John.
sons Uorth canon, miles east of this city, " as
discovered to be on fire aud befre assis ance
could reach it it WAS burned to the ground
The Ere is supposed t" have been the work OF
an iuceudary. The most valuable machinery
of the mill We learn was not materially mi ed