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The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
DE%sSo&AT1c PLATFoRa n .

Resolved, That the Democracy Of the State o.
California are In favor of unalterable adherence
to the Constitution Of the United states, with all
its guarantees of civil liberty unimpaired.
Resolved, That we are in favor Of the rcstora.
tion of the whole AmaWcan Union that we rccog
niLe to its fullest extent the right and duty OF the
government to resist by constitutional mode rebel.
lion or insurrectIon against its law full supremacy
but We recognize that right solely for the purposes
of restoring It's constitutional authority and for
other purpose whatsoever.
Resolved, That it is the duty Of the State Of
California, as IA member of the Union, to Weld
obedience to all Constitutional acts Of Congress and
the Federal Executive, and that any individual, o
any party, who shall endcavOr to incite insurrcc
tion or rebellion within her borders dsatfcctior
and dIscord among her people, is traitor to hcI
BE- II interests.
Resolved, That the aim and object of the Dem.
cratic party is to preserve the Federal lmou and
the rights CT the several States unimpaired; and
they hereby declare that they do not consider the
! administrative uSurpaton Of extraordinary and
dangerous powers not granted by the Constitution
the subvcrslnn of the civil by the military law
states not in insurrection rebellion-the arbi
trarY military arrest, Imprisonment, trial and
sentence Of American citizens in such States
where civil law exists in full force and reign
the suppression of freedom of speech and of the
press-the open and aNowcd disregard of State
rights-the fanatical attempt to place the negro
on social and political equality with the white
race-and the employ ymrnt of unusual test oaths
-as calculated to preserve or restore a union oI
" deriving its just powers from the consent of the
governed"
Resolved, That We are opposed to all secret po-
htical organizations and societies, as dangc ruts
TO the ilbert es Of the people and destructive to
our republican form ofgovernmcnt.
Resolved, That We claim and demand as inalien-
able rights, freedom ofthought, freedom of speech
and freedom Of the press, ard further declare that
government agents should at all times be held 10 a
strict accountability to the people, and that all
errors OF such agents should he liable to the full
and free discussion for the purpose Of correction by
the ballot box. ''T
Resolved, That we deaouncc and unq,Ialifcdy
condemn the Emanci patton Proclamation of the
President nf the United States as tending to pro-
tract indefinitely civil war incite serve insurrec
tiou, and inevitably close the door forever to
toTation of the Union of these States.
Resolved. II at we disapprs,c Of all Congress
sional laws tending to substitute paper currency
in Calio' MIA in place Of our own metallc circula
ting medium.
Resolved, That the spirit and meaning of the
Democratic Platform of this State are comprised
in the words, g The Constitution as it is and the
Union il was"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
Copperheads and Nlgserhsad..


Who loved the country East and West,
The North aud South and all the rest
Who loved the good old Union best
5--r- The "Copperheads."
Who hate the Union as it was,"
And never have obeyed the laws,
In doing wrong will mover pause'
The "Niggerheads."
~ Who made our nation great and free,
Unfurled our flag from sea to sea,
{ rssAnd hated the name Of tyranny.
The Copperheads.
Who take from US our lawful rights,
Cry aloud for war but never hght,
Hold secret meetings half the night
The Niggerheads."
Who from the right will never swerve,
Have got the strength and got the nerve,
And will the Union yet preserve
The "Coppcrheads."
Who'd lot the glorious Union slide,
The peoples legal rights denied,
And on their neighhors always lied?
! r T. ----- - The "Niggerheads.
Who made the nation feared by all,
Who feel the deepest now its fall,
VINO would its former power recall?
The "Copperheads.
Who never served the Union well,
Who said the Constitution was, pray tell,
A covenant with death, league with hell'
+..s The ".Niggerheads."
And who will yet the couAtry save,
Who'll dig for tyranny a grave.
While freedom flag Ger all shall wave
The Copperheads."
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
REDUCTION IN PRICES
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

4 TTENTIoN is called TO the following - O.
n American and Fur,;Ca per.ud,ci,. iur W. "a!
receive s4h,rr,pt.oir Permanent lrtaU-"..tl's
having been mad" lay tn, Unitel states Nrvein
uert Tor the carry ing the mails rom u" A. Az
tic ) I;cs by steamer thr-e tmc> a month, an,
ready to receive Sabscr.pi pi.o..s =. Il II.h 1--we
rate Mas; ',r;arrly. The am, cir- AVID attention
will be paid n thr forward NJ - al na Aarrs, fer
which jHi, r.'aa. u-nt hi> gained such su euNi1
JIe Itp-;al. ". .i.lJ4E E.lult the FalIls tUail.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
ESTATE OF SIMON p. CONDEK
DECEASED.

NoTICE Is hereby gwen ~ the undeFsEHed. a.
~ administration nf the At~~e named KstAte, u ~
cr-it"r- "' ard all persons aving claims agAinIt
said Decreased. 10 exhibit The same with the Deee-
sarY voushers. 10 linn, al his Oalce in tbe Cay 4
IT. crvif". v':'in ten months from the publiestiss
Of this notice, or the same will be forever barred
JAMES r. HUME,
Administrator Of said EStsie.
Piaeervi!le. January 5sd, lS5i.-Im
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NoTlCE is hereby given to the creditors sfsal
y all p rs"ts having claims sgainst the estate 4
WI HHLLiSti1W0RTII. deceased, to Peeasal
The sane TO tire Undersigned, with the Deceasy
wa h,rs, IT hs residence in the town Of Colaaa,
II Dorado Ccgt'y, within ten months from The ~
pue, alton oi :h:s pOtrce, or the same viii be h.
ever barrel Z. A. MCDONALD.
Executor - Estate Of wm ,. HoiIinRsvOFtA, SssH
DSted-FebruaTy 20lh, 1854 lin
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
NOTICE TO CRED1ToRs.

INSTATE OF JOHN A COOLIDGE, Deceased
IL N"'t~- Is h-r-bv given by the upd~rsigntd Ez'
tcat"r o the Estate of John A. Coolidge, Deeease4s
10 the creditors -, aud all persons having elsi9s
against the said Deceased to exhibit them With y
Necessary vouchers, within ten months AlRT u
H.t publication OF this notice to the said BxeeSas,
at the lav Office % Geo. z. Williams, in the Cy q
Face'vIic County Of II Dorado.
LEONARD REG,
Executor Of said Estate.
Dated at Placervillr, February Ilth, loSAs-ln'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
NOTICE TO cRRp1rOns:

L'STATE OF FRANCIS J. HOOVER, deceased
IL Notice is hereby given by the undersisped a
ecutor Of the Estate Of Francis J. Hoover. deceacs
to the creditors Of and all persons having ehiss
against the said deceased, TO exhibit them WA ue
necessary vouchers, within ten months aeer the y.
publication OF this notice, to the said ExeenioE y
the town Of II Dorado. in the County Of II Dorsss
FRANCIS J. HOOVER, Jr., ExecutOs
Piacerville, Jan. 3Uth, 1864.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
legal aO6trttsrmsntx
SUEMONs

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY 49,
eial District. '"e AleVenA ~
Action brought In the DIStric. cO,..
enth Judicial District, and the eoSan,t9 u n.
the County Of 81 Dorado, In The ofSIpt Spalat aoSS
Of said District Court, IN and for s.SS @ . No.
State. SSN COanks -
The People Of the State Of Calfo,.,. -
Bevis, Defendant, Greeting; b aR
You are hereby required 10 acns.-a- -
brought against you By MaiberIev AaR.
In the District Court Of the Eeven,k - Eih1ssII
tTict In and for the County OF n ne. sealaasRS
swer the complaint lied therein IN ~ aNeas ~
November, A. D. 1858, within taD a.e ne LNA g.
the day Of serviceJ aher the seTvics ye1slIiS 3
summOna-if served within thls ESsSOa " w q -
out OF this County, but withiA trfS S.ayi y aasSE
within twenty days or, II served ont ~ SA,li li
then within forty dayS-Or iudKmens =. - :. 1Ii-
be taken aeainst you. oNal1IlSSf
The said action 10 bFouRht Ia oA...
against you for the sum Of e80T 30 IN Agsuv
said Plainiias upon certain prOmissors -sees -
by you in favor Of PiaintiGs, DeeembSr - ~
said amount, with interest st the rSts - - - ~ e.
per month until paid, and IL You fSu ~ pdeat
answer said complaint as above reo.i.sI ~ aF
Plaintihs will take judgment AKainss ~ seamN
sum- interest and COSTS according 10 ~ ~ ~
said complaint. ~S Frye 4
Witness, Hon. B. ,. MTRRe, Judge % ..,,. :.
Court OF the Eleventh Judicial District, - DstSs
- Attest my hand, and ths -
I SEAL. Court, in and for said Countv ~ = q ~
- do, hereto amxed, , at oare Il ~ .sssr
PlacerVille, this the 10th day Of NoS.GS 01G
1853. THOMAS.B SS1~ssmbeI, ~
?. A. HornblOver, Atty fer H'6s. Usk
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
SUMMONS.

CTATE or CALIPOKNIA. County OF n n.,.a.
- - In Justices Court, PlaceTViile fownIHs~
The People Of the State Of California IA m Ilv
TN SMITH, Defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned "a appear beior, -. =,
NY "firr In PlAccrville Township of the Cosss- !,
y dorado, % the 18th day Of February, A. 3. in.
~ il oclnch, II TO answer uhfo the comuis,-. >
A. H. Reid. Who sues To recover the auua ~ IN. -
d;,i and firty ghi 50-fh0 donars, upon An an,-s,
hr h"Isr feeding. &c., when Judgment will Be- -
arA.nst you for the said amount together with -.
4 ynn fail to app, ar and answer
t. 81" StFrf er any Constable OF n Dorado On.
ty CIR e;itg:-Nake legal service and return h,..I
Gvcr uader my hand, this l0,h,day Of Ptbrs,-y
A. D. !~'i. JOHN RIH1 i"
Justice Of the Peace In ard for said ToSuSAa.
I, appearing, by the affidavit Of Plaintiff thai ~
u 'rrihi'. uron whom his summons Is 10 be aeFV.i
Lac departed fSor' this State. ard that eauss sf
ac' ~ exists against h'a in thia case. 90 moses
Ia 10. y j. ordered that service Of the foFeRplaR
'g'7'no.. - mai" by publication in the hOssI1ls
pvFn9rrai newspaper published In this comfy T.
ttr." mouth, ard hat cory q said sumuoas =
ra led m th" pr,tore addressed 10 said DetenAAst
81 h.rEin,a Cijy, IT. the Territory Of Nevada
T. ijtA day Of February, 1864.
JOHN BusH,
fett'5in Justice OF the PsaeA
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
11Ik Jolly OLD PEDAeoavE

TSe q loly old psdagcsss, lsnsAg1
and slgudeTs ana 40 sena aIN
~ -. ~. j.at iS@ss e white ss snow,
But 4 waaasring tWinkls Shone In his eyei
And ho oanR every night as be cent to @ed,
rs.sis@ ;Sos ss. the tSSasS The sas sesd bs dead"
eatd the telly old PedAgogue, long ago
He taught his seholars the rule Of three,
writing and readIng, and history, too
He took he llttls 0nes upon his knee,
For . klna old heart 10 his breats had he.
And ths gaats Of tbs httlsst child he knew
Learn whils yoane, /" he often said,
There's mesn % enjoy. down here below 5"
Lifs for the living and rest for the desd,''
Said the Joliy old Psdagogue, lOng ago.
WWGSne ssapza asssfCy As was kind and cool,
speaktns enly 70 gsatlest tones;
The nd was hardly known in his school
Whipping to him, was . oaRharous rule,
Ard TOO hard work for hia poor cid bones;
BesidoS, Il Uas paihl6I, Be- sometimes said,
= sheaia snake hfs plsasant dOlEn here below +,
Tes nviHg nssd charity more than the dead"
Saad the jelly old pedagOsuS, long ago.
he lived In the house BY the hawthorn lane,
with roses and voodbine over the door;
dIA xonmA Rere quiet, and neat, aud plain,
But . apitit Of comfort their held reign,
And made him forget he was old and poor.
need 90 little, he often said,
NAnd ny friends and relatives here below
Wont htigats over me, when am dead"
said the Ioly old pedasOgue, long ago.
Bat the pleasantcst times he bad, Of all,
B. Were the sociabie hours be used to pass,
Wath his chair tipped back against . nsighbor 8
- WAn,~
Making an unceremonious call.
Over pipe and q friendly glass.
This waA the ansst pleasure, he said,
OF the macy he tasted here below,
"WhO has no cronies had better be dead"
Said the jolly old pedagogue, long ago.
ThsntAs jelly old psdagogue's wrinklsd face
Melted ell over In Sunshiny smiles:
He stirred his glass with an old school grace,
Chuekled, and slipped, and prattled apace,
TIL tbs house grew merry, from cellar to tiles
"I'm pretty old man." he gently said
I" have fingered long time, here below;
But my heart ts fresh IL my youth is dead"
Said the jolly old Psdagogue, long ago.
he smoked his pipe in the balmy air,
Every night When the sun was down,
While the soft wind played In his silvery hair,
Leaving its tenderest kisses there
On the jolly old pedag0Sue's jolly old crown,
And feeling the kisses, he smiled, and said
STWAS glorious world, down here below;
' Why wait for happiness till we are dead!"
said the jolly old pedagogue, long ago.
Re sat at his door, one midsummer night,
After the sun had sunk in the west,
And the lingering beams Of golden light
Made his kindly old face look warm and bright
While the 0dorous night wind whispered 'Rest!'
Gently, gently he bowed his head.
There were angels waiting for him, know
He was sure Of happiness, living or dead,
This jolly old PedAgogue, long ago.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
WOMAN IN ALL HER Diff
CULTIFS

l. invited to test the regulating and restorative
powers nfttis harmless but encc'iv" prcptra'j1n.-
Al the two cpochs Of life IN which tho female system
und"rgn"> III" most important and rriii,-ti changes
the PiAN will prove positive safeguard against evil
consequences They are also confidently RECON-
mcndrd as = sptcf' in very disorder to which fr
males are exclusively sullrct
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE copartnership heretofore existing bet.@s
i the undersigned, under the name and stys o.
Eggleston Rasmussen, IL this day, BY mutual CO
sent, dissolved. All persons indebted to I'D ~,
are requested to make immediate payment; an4 =
persons having claims against 1t, are requested .
present them to Morris EggiestOn, st UhioniS1aN
Coloma Township, II Dorado County, CalifoTsLa, =
alone being authorized to collect or paw s.cA -
mands. NORRIS EGGLEG1ONs
ANDREW RASMUS9Od.
UniontoWn January 18th, 1s64-feb6ml
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

OnAVh OA the world ana argus.
THE WORLD, to which the New York
l. WEEKLY ARGUS has been united, has to-day
nve times the aggregate circulation Of any Demo-
cratic or conservative newspaper. 1t addresses
weekly alone more than 100000 subscribers and
constant purchasers, and reaches at least half a
million readers. With the steady increase in circu-
ation which II now enjoys, these numbers will soon
be doubled Nothing less than this should satisfy
the Union and the authority Of the Constitution
ever now tssStF5s se1 ds asSrTetf country, lies in
wrestling power trnrr 49, N--"H- ~ - ~ q
naticism has helped to provoke, invite, and proOng
the war and that TO accomplish this end, no ans
is so effective the di1fusion through able and en-
terprising newspapers, OF sound political wledge
among the working men, the thinking men, and the
voting meu Of the North.
Enterprise, industry and money will be literally
! fo NAL
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
HON. c. L. LLANDIGHAM'S
RECORD nN
Abolition, Slavery, and the
Civil War.

THIS WORK contains complete and a.cura'e
/ copies Of Mr.. NALLANDiGHAM'S priasIp@l
Speeches, On the su5ec,e above named. Also,
parts Of ua,y uther Spreches, with letters, Incl
dcnts, votes, etc, etc. The work HAS been care
fully edited and Il Is btHcNed 20 present. FAM!
and correctly, the political record and position of
a man uOse Views. in relation to the causes of
our National troubles. ard the right remedies TO
them, aye attracting an eAtraurdinar! amount of
puAliC attti,tlun.
The Hnrk i, on good, substantial paper. $40
page, Etrg. sVo and Is Oruaineut.d with MY
fu,ly executed stcei engraved .keness Of Mr.
Na.laudI ham.
pHroE-Paper covers. 60 cents Cloth, sl.n -
delivered by Mail OF Express, prtpald, On receipt
of the price. Who, sale-PapeT covers, S3pJ pr
dozen 10th. sS.uJ-IraLs portatiVn to 0e paid b!
the purchaser.
The retail prices are little more than FIRST
named. rh.s Is necessary III consequence uf
considerable increase IN the size OF The LOyk a!sn
the addition Of the engraving.
Send urdcgs, with uioicl rurio>ed. 10 CGuDbus,
OHIO, adIrrsrcI tod II. i:ILEt y Co., or to t,Dl
MLDALY, oiice u The C!...s.'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

In whatever form disease attacks the liver il is
repelled and externnated by this searching pa Mess
aud irresistible curative. Bilious remtten>, bilious
purring, and all the ordinary disorders Of the organ.
ndi,at by pain in the right side and between the
shoulders yruwnrss Of the whites Of the eyes weak
ness and debility, &c. are relieved and removed by
the remedy. with a CELEBRITY which astonishes the sni-
fercrs and their friends Let the sick whom the fac.
ulty have abandoned resort with confidence To this
powerful anti-hilioGs agent. and a restoration to
health and activity will be the unvaryng result
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
sUMMONs

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County ~ ms.
- So; In Justices Court, PlaceFvills :. Deaa,
The People Of the State OF CalifornIS. tSH.
CROSsEN, Defendant, greeting: ~AzEt
Iou are hereby summoned 70 anEs,ay -
my office in Pacervlle Township. Of ~ ~ ~ nsSt
n Dorado, on the 9th dsy OF January n ~. Il
10 o'clo,k, A. Ito answer unto tis -. .s.'
William Knox, who sues to recover tAe S~-ss.s
one dollars. for work, &c, as a acarpenisr..S-g'
and a. foreclose and for the sale Of certs;. -
In ;lainth' 5 complaint named, AMI n aaaI.E
upon the same for said work, &e.-wh-r s,snn
will be taken against you for the ala .s.et
geiher with costs. " you fail 70 npoe.r "a -
II the sheriff or any Constable ~ =, y - -
County, Greeting :-Maks legal service aDt -
hereof. UsEa
Given under my hand, this 4th day Of J........
n. l>6l. JOHN RT-sSbA
Justice Of the Peace in an d for said foSe.ts
!; appearing, by the aGdaV.t Of said P,a,.,,ea a -
said Defendant has departed from thin e1as. -.
now resides out Of the same, at some plaoa 49,. -
to Plaintiff and II appearing that q eauDe a ~.
eXisiS against said Deeadant-It N ori.-.S -
service Of the summons in this ca ase, nnS - =
hereto attach ed. be made by the pubi,cattes = ~
same in the Mountain Democrat, ntVsu.u-, ~
hshrd in this County, at least once . uetL, - r.
'lare of three months, when such serVIca ~
deemed complete and that n copy Of said sun-...
be deposited in the PostOfice, addressed q ~;
Defendant.
Gwen under my hand, this 4th day Of Jas.,r
1854 JOHN BTsF 70
lan9-6m Justice Of the Raea
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT,

satisfied that what we have above Announced is
strictly correct those who have not yet patropixed
us, need only make one trial to be convinced, We
are both PRACTICAL PRINTERS, and are fully capable Of
fulhlling to the letter all we promise here.
GELWICKS e. JANUARY,
PRoFmEroRl.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

The Largest Mills on the Pacific Coast
lsz4 ~
SAlways on Hand, Gas
Granite Flour
Bay State Flour,
Granite Self Raising Flour,
Bay State Self. Raising Flour,
Bakers Extra Flour,
Graham Flour,
Rye Flour,
Buckwheat Flour,
Barley,
Ground Barley,
Ground WI eat,
Wheat,
Bran and Shorts,
Middlings,
Hominy,
Corn Meal,
Pearl Barley.
~ Orders from distance promptly filled.
+. STOCKTON,
Proprietor.
Folsom, February 18th, ls64-3m
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

Are the sources ,f the dtHdc,t mlladirs. Thcii
enrrt is to vtiAic all the aids Of the body, aul t,
circulation. Now, what is the operation Of The PHI,
Thev cleanse the bowels regulate the tr, br.ag the
relaxed or lrritatel stomach into Il natural cond
tou, and. acting through the seCretivr organs UPoH
THE BLOOD ITSgLFchasg the state o the system IRON
'ickn $ 10 health, by cXrrcsinga ,nul;aueous and
Whulr>omr elltrl upon all It's parts and uNrtinns
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
BE IT UNDERTOOK
BILIOUS MALADIEs, &C., &c.

That the above statements can at all times be yer.
fled by the written testimony (exteiling through
quarter cf century, If tens of thousands Of un-
imptachab Witnesses
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

PAT was .. yplunkesr, and he got sick.
The .frst question the surgeon asked him
MA, lasPak, are your bowels regplas in--
:" NJ sir be jahers, I'm 9 volunteer =
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

MISTER, | say, suppose you, don't
know Of nobody who don't want to hire
Ro6sdy - do nothing, don't yUu'f ~The
ANSWER was, Yes, don't ~.....
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

PEPPERS GHosr IN CnIcAGo. .-Profcs-
Dor Peppers ghost has been eclipSed in
Chicago. An individual in the rural dis
tricts stepped into a store on Lake street,
= few days ago, and while making some
purchases, cast his eyes down along the
long line of shelving and counters, re.
marking to q clerk
. Mighty long store, this is, from one
end TO t'ctheS." .,,sl,. -.,..
The clerk nodded assent. and the eye
Of the countryman fell upon his own re-
Election in large mirror at the further
end Of the store.
'"There'S my brother out there in thai
ERE alley, sure's you live, and hahn I
seen him afore in three years. How can
get back there"
The clerk told him he would have to
60 out on Lake street, around the corner
and into the alley. 1t should be remark
ed that the clerk did not see the joke,
really supposing that the countryman had
seen his brother through a rear window
Rural went out and after an hours search
returned and announced that his brother
had "gin him the slip" Looking down
the store again, he exclaimed, "lll bt
idaFned if brother John amt there again,
and down he padded toward the mirror
AS be neared it, he smiled; his reflection
cordially returned it, and advanced tc
meet him. Rural extended his hand, and
the reflection extended its hand. Just al
that instant Rural's hand came in contact
with the cold glass; he started back, rub.
bed his eyes, took Q second look and saw
it. He rushed from the store, swearing
that he and his brother John were twins.
and couldn't tell one another apart, and
the burned lockin' glass had sucked him
in.
A@CHH.D's FAIrH.-In the Highlands Of
Scotland there is q mountain gorgr, twcn
ty feet in width and two hundred feet in
depth. It's perpendicular walls are bare
ofvegetation, save in the crevices,i in which
grow numerous wild flowers ofrarc beau
ty. DesIrous Of obtaining specimens Of
these mountain beauties, some scientific
tourists once offered Highland boy a
handsome gift Il he would consent to be
lowered down the cliff by a rope. aud
would gather little basketfnl. The boy
iOOhou "tSIuhy ~ tue ulOhey, Ioi MS pa
rents were poor, but when he gazed at
the yawning chaSm he shuddered, Shrank
back and declined. But filial love was
strong within him after another glance
at the gift, and at the terrible fissure, his
heart grew strong. and his eyes flashed,
and be said, 4 will so it father will hold
the rope And then, with unshrinking
nerves and u heart firmly strong, he sut-
fered his father to put the rope about him
lower him, into the wild abyss, and to
suspend himthere while he filed his baS.
ket with the coveted flowers. It was a
daring deed, but his. faith in the strength
Of bis fathers arm. and the love of his
fathers heart gave him courage aud pow
er to perform it.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
YSPEPSIA, DIARRuGA
WEAKNESS. Nc 30

tn" terrible bodily and mental pangs which char
actcrzr dyspepsia at mitigAted by the Pills
DarrhUa a, constipation, headache, physical pros ra.
ton, nervous tremors, hot 1uses, spasIns affections
of the kidneys, hcmorrhoids piles and in fact all
Internal complaints, from whatever cause arising
give way before the sautary influence of this extra
ordinary remedy. As a specific for dyspepsia and
the disorders connected with it, growing out of it,
the Pills are always to be relied on when every other
medicine and mode OF treatment has utterly failed.
HolIo'caHs P5'lS are GIe Best Remedy knO,cn In
Tie W0riA Tor Tie tollonina Oissaaes: