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The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Fl Dorado -
~ SS-In Justices Court, PiAcervilie Township.
The People OF the state sf California, to D. W.
LEVAN, Defendant, nonresident Of said Tow nship,
GREETING:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me at
my ONCE in PIacerville Township, o. the County Of
II Dorado, on the 9Th day OF September. A D. 1854
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ to unto the complaint OF
A. Hershfeder and D. Block, whU sue TO recover the
sum Of two hundred and forty and 90 100 dollars
and interest thereon the rate of two per cent per
month, from the 9Th day Of January, 1854, as evi-
denced BY your note OF that date, payable to plGs
or order; when judgment will be taken against you
for the said amount, together with costs and dam
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Fl Dorado
County, Greeting Make legal service and return
hereof
Given under my hand, this 9Th day Of September,
A. D. 1854. JOHN BUSH,
Justice Of the Peace in and for said Township.
By order OF JOHN BUSH, Justice Of the Peace.
(sepl0-3ml
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
Nfm advertisements To,Dau
To the Public.

GREENBAcKs AND LoYALTY.-A short time
since, one z. r. BRANDON, who has recently
made himself conspicuous as the champion Of
loyalty" amer many delays aud false promises,
paid me a bill contracted BY him At my hotel (for
AlsHnd lodging>. in greenbAekS Al par. He al
20 raid debt Of come se'en hundred dollars tfor
borrowed gold y to another gentleman, in green
backs At par. He also, for debt amounting to
about 81 dollArs. which he had promised to pay
me in hay at market price, forced ne to take
greeubAckS at par. Look ou, for him, "he is OF
It," DENNIS HIGGINS.
Ii Dorado, Sept. 9th, ls6l.-fltl
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

pEc1AAIp \, PUSLIc HuOswAz,-Tks Hoard
OtSppssviiprs, St thsir htS,mei iips. :; OrdeFed
that ths. raaa eppn pnepcipRsttAe town Of White
Rock And running IN ASTthWN 4isfsto4ssS
the south bauk0G AhA 0AaahaR Rosk the Amsri-
caaSEisbT, ,1Asu6RtA a@OrsAsseay 6rsss6D.
fOils~1hR .thD ssSsaSsaSOuSassf1s6SaAt0 6s6eu
tSSkiSassss SsOss In Kelsey sOwAsbip. seaud
~ SAa6S - 'ASSShy assksS& pUblic hfgh.
war" .~Ss q 81
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

Mass hxsrSA =. By ssFtrs0ee To The proceed.
inge Of sopr County Convention, it. will bs Seen
that the Democracy Of 81 Dorado, in accord
ahce With '!he' recommend nda,ion Of the Demo.
eritic NAtf0GA c6nFeutidh, &ili hold mas.
msSashA hAaal,hiG:city oneatdrdIy evening" Sep:
tsSpRer lTAAs "a rAaifH the unmlnstidn af No
QsllaA AHd PsRdlstpp. the aext President and
ViSe President pf the United StsteA. That
they VIII be elected BY an immense disjoEity
ndfntefiigsht man, who marks the signs ot
tHU kirAes. entertain doubt. The Cat has
goOe fbrthS the people have decreed II; pofiti.
ciAnes Ses il; o9ee-hslders aare setting their
hpnaePs zip OF9ers preparatory to walking the
plank; and sveR the psusiODed Abolition IL
beiers age crying psccavi. The nominations at
ChIcaRo have evoked an enthusiasm that 10
Spreading over the country With the force Of q
tdsnaaa 1t ID sEtprsvading and irresistible
1t y felt and Vedscfsd by tie Dehoeracy ere.
Tyyhers' On lhS lz.A ratification meetings
will be held In every principal city and. town
IN the United States. Let rs not be behind
Onr brVtbeEs in earnsstneas and Oh sAthnSiusn1.-
Let " turn out in our strength and prove that
we are not degenerate sons of heraic sires-
prove that the priceless heritage they bequeath.
edto us was not oeqneashed In vain-prove
tlat We cheriAh their teachings and are ready
tGAamEla,s iheir ~saAple. Let us, 10 imitation
obAs1A thss ef tke ,DsmocrAaic party. the illus-
tr'9uuIS Aqthor Of the Declaration Of IndePend.
ence, on that day, swear .upop tho altar of
God eternal hostility sgainst every form of
tyrIdny over the mind Of man." He taught
usIhe PreCePt a"d example, that "resistancS
TO tyrsatsjs obedience to Cod" let us agAiu
aAof old, indnFse what he taught. Let US. on
that day, so appropriats to The occasion, renew
odr vows Of fidelity to the Federal Constitution
-6dr pledges of devotion to our principles
GN6d speakers viii bs'tn attendance. Come
aUA hear them, = 9,G
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
MARRIAGE S.

city, on the 9th inSt,, by Rev. NJ Wallace. H.
8. CRocKG1, of Sacramentoi aud MiSS NHLLIE
6WINBRTON, Of Placerile.
(Immo peetore, we wish our old friend every
blessing that ought to be showered upon the clever
gentleman and good printer. May his take" Of
happiness last through long years Of prosperity.
AID when his last day shall have been spaced
out" may be present "clsan proof" and find his
work 'justihed.'l
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

DrMoat.RA+id SrArr Csovv;r.v7,,ov -Th,

DEMocRArrc Stare CoNvExrION.
Democratic State Convention which con.
veRsd in San FranciacO on Wednesday
laSi,rWas unusually large. harmonious and
enthusiastic; and the candidstes it has
presented TO the people for their support
are distinguished for their probity, capa
city 1hd.dsvoIiOn % the Constitution and
the Union. We, have only time to day
70 name the candidates. ELECTORS for tht
State Al large II. p. Barber, Df Tuolum.
ne, md JosTu I. Doyle. of San Francisco
First Risttiet,G WIN. F. White; Second,
joseph HAmiltoD TAirl. E ]. Lewis
FSr -C9ngress, First District, John g,
D1~ney Second. James ". Coffroth
Third Jackson Temple. e
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

iTAE'DHEEK1HcE. - The platforms Of the
tHopsf1iss o0hS Abolition and the Dem.
oraHsStsSsneR before the people and
~ sskTHhsfHrto iexamins them earefally
This AhslitiSasPar4y wage the war for the
deSEuetiOa4sS slavery ~ its principal
oSjscaSss UhB R<mo@atlO sF2Ety wGge It
f%ths srssasntip& .oE the Uato1 Gad. foF
pSmsnsa1 .@ndR sndsEing pssse. The
time has come sWAes sii stAouRNtfSi end
patriotic msK. mnt. decide between the
tvSIaS sns Il politc litcyy and SbOoss Sza1S which
thRH Wv NAPaIsjD. s7s Upon the ,desisiDh bf
ibis qU@Gi6assmseSVAS ssavoixsStSASs o.
or esSSSStE esSS!5ll. E.S ga Ss S6 tiPeii'
tp9aHnHaS Sap lhss sRbestPs Of lAAPeSNye W
This % the lApa, AndOies sSehA'tO b coat
stsRtly prosssAea-Ao-ths-psVpiG Demo.
erats,6GRt all0R the Xb0lideaisaa 70 dodge
e .;ll-4a - - go ' -- - -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10


following frOm the SacramentO Union Of
Monday: =
YIRKA, SetlsmbeF 9Th.
Last uighl shout nine O'Slpck, while Dem.
OefAtiO meeting was beinRh held 10 the street.
some 0tA exploded 69nickNilver tNuka short
distance from The crowd. The concuss,On was
ttzsmanaualE S=ltagna a -tpoA- -eSap-ta every
direction. One piece cut Of the telegraph wire
in front ofshe Ne and RtFnck the vail Of th q
theater; another passed diagonally across he
street. and Was chopped By PfsmidBEsg b Co. 3
store; another lSrge piece passed over the heads
Of the crowd and struck honsB uearIyA half .
mile from the starting point. Fortunately no
one was injured. No clue has yet been fund
as To who Wis guilty Of this act
Not word Of censure, even in the mild
est form, bas the Union OF any other 10y.
al Journal, uttered AGAINST this Rendish
Outraee-this merciIsts Ettsmpt on the
part of the loyal ieaguers, to murder their
Powerless and inofsnsive neighbOrs-to
torture men, women and children! They
justify, by their silence, the cowardly and
blood thirsty conduct Of the would be
assassinsi The guilty wretches will go
"unwhipped ofjustice" because they be-
long to the loyal league and are protected
BY loyal officers and are upheld by the
silence Of loyL organsl Their loyalty
covers their black hearted vilIainy. Will
Gov. Low offer reward for their detec.
ton and arTesti Arc not such attempts
to murder Democrats, without the least
provocation, calculated to provoke civil
strife in this State ?
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

RsxoviE.--H. L0uis4IAs removed hiS el0sh
i"R%ssaeasAsa@st % zsAs ssSTS" 90 jhs ,pslsGs
few doors above de Po6tOGet, wh6rSFBe viii
Be PlsAsSd v Aes lassfflSSds. S44s'bGs - 10 in
San Francisco during aSsFlGt week pareha,
sing psw goodl wSiA will mike bis aSsort.
rdfssSe comp taA extensive. Give pin 1
call aud gee for ycurselvcs
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

'GoixO AHsAD.-0at railroad enterprise 10
gai0k ahead swimmingIy, much 10 the annoy.
Aacs Of our sensitive. Sacramento .ueighbors,
who Obstiuatsly persist in deridiug II. We
don't blams them for hoping and wishing Il
may fail, for its speedy completion must seri.
od:ly AFFECT the business of Sacramento. But
thSy might aS we'll attempt to dam the Sacra.
mSrtO with sind. as to arrest the onward
msreh of our ions horse" entSrpriss. # ID
going ahead Without National or State aid
going ahead on its own merits going ahead
in spite Of the formidable opposition of Stan
ford, Croker, the Union 4 Co. A bark ar.
rived At San Francisco. hu Tuesday last, from,
N~poFt tEngland). Witha thousand tons Of
rAilroad irinS designed for the Placerville and
Sacramento VAtey- Railruad Company. This
wtil.1aS the tFsek frnGa Latrobe 10 ShinRle
Springs. More is;coming, aud We shall soou
b able 70 Say-y' Clear the track; make way
for the cArs-tbey are here"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

TIE CASHoLIc PArE.-0 Our readers will moi
forget the 4, Fair at COnadsnce Pavilion, on the
evenings of Tuesday aud Wednesday next
The ladies intend that it shall be more attEac-
tRs, thsn any they have heretofore held, and
WithAAAs EieW have spared no sxsrtions to
haVO Syefy preparation complete. We hope
their receipts will exceed their expectations
aud b snRls for The building Of = handsome
church. worthy Of the city and monument Of
itS. izant6etnce. LET everybody attend and
liberaly contribute! .
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

'FRzsH oEsrERs.-Pster Fax 4 Coz. st the
Adriatic Restaurant haxe. made asxangemen
for TsSAlsaly receiving fresh oysters, during
the ssasOn!4 Peter 10 famous for the eleSSut
styss iurwhieh he seEtao them. ae-s !SeW Z"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

'THS RAILROAD COHPANs have now employed
AtSores OF three Aundred men and are buGly
pusAipg the work. The iron has been pur.
chased 70 Lev the track to this city. and now
Al That is needed is the substantial co-opsra.
> ann OF The stockholders. Let them pay up
Their subscriptions. and 10 lew months the
~AAseaSof The 1"S~saOdv will itartIe the echoes
In our ravinss. Pay up, gentlemen. II tou are
really triends TO the enterprise.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

MssOnie.--SieFra Nevada Council,
No. 10, Of ROYAL aud Select Masters. bolds stated
meetings on the evening Of the 6TS. TUESDAY sf
each mouth, in Masonic Hau. PlArrTviile.
AARON kahn, I. Z. n.
L. W. .'FIcHHIIATE, Recorder.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
&ptttaI anO @tnrraI Nuttrrx

Al Excellent 1nstitution,-w. -,
to ss eAs sspSeiAl attention Of our r,.a.,, q. !,
advstsAsnsnt Of the EleetrOpathie lnstitu,. !.
San AsaneisoO, TO be found elsewhere in an, ~ -
vsrsissss columns. The mode Of tIeatnen, !, ~
Institats is aiasrsat Aoa that parsu.a :, -
other medical ssta6lishmsst on the PaeIs. 49,
No POIsoNOus DEsos Ahns Ssnn. Dp. = -
JOSSELYN, the Resident and CSSsultiD. - y
stsH, he's bern rSasesSSA WITH ~ Rus,Is.a.
Avs years. and bsArs . veEy hi0h nspatatio. - :
PAysisiasS HE saosessFia al tslt.s - .sIiIA
eases Of PRIvATs NATUHH- bus, durinr A.. -.
iOur yA1S,s 'aIlVsn AsisiS AAAAtEG GESSSs:a.
thiS6 6sE-cIty SrAsIay ssOuuubN g air - -
itieT.S Persons suffering with diseass..0FVNsS.,
ever aatuss, viii dSWsl 70 aah nVoa IA. Io-..
LYN, vSo n NS&Syl EsASS q Eite 10 SayisHCr,,,'
= = 80 So. .s1cS~|SPaat SaR~ e -
- '-SSo-&-s ...ss - :
TAs, ,PAysieEnA II ,S1asH hl3uS "a -.
vsns ssfVaessSs IN HAsSrsss@snt, ,vAsa Vhs d,,,--.SS
uepi in the recOSery Of the sek is 70 u trae,5 q
thu sdnist1wass I1PuS 1edisinSss RsAsr,,t1,'.;
spstAssasy. is PsVlAg iATtIeHlss aIsensIsS 4. A.
OOnpOaddtns phys'aenF prs.aspsioop spA -,
recipes from nedIenss Of undosb earitI. -.
white, AedieaI HAN, y aPpOlsts4 sSrnt =, -.
ftAs ssnains Pssent ASaisines. ,.~-. =
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

Masonic. .. 81. james Royal Arch
Chapter, no Is, hOids its regular meetings In Ma.
sonic Hall, the evening Of IN aVVi Wednesday
OF each moHth. AL Companions in good 0lAnAins
will be cord ally welcomed.
WILLIAM A. JANUARY, n. Z. H.P.
l. ". PEcuHHnsa. Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

Zeta EAeanpm0nt, 1. o. o. r.. Ho
S, neets. 10 odd fellOws' Hall. on the sSeNlneS .
the second and fourth Tuesdays Of each mopth.
sojourning PutrarehS are cordially invited to A..
tend.
c.. FEIRcE, c.P.,
THoS. II. CHrGcHILL, Scribe. auIi
1. 0. O. F.-FraAklin Lodge, Ne. -,
l. o. p, meets every Friday evening, Il osI
Fellows HALL on Stony Point NAin St. PiaerTyjlIr
All brethren In goSd StAnda6 are cordially invited
TO attend.
cHAs. ROLLING. n. q.
g. BANBEAeER, z. b.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

WHAT A STATESMAN Is LINCOLN -
Writers and political speakers are in the
habit of quoting great truths from the
sayings Of statesmen. Here are some ex
tracts from Lincoln's wrtings-they are
taken from his annual messages to Con,
gress! They do no discredit to the old
joker. They are fair examples Of his
style and mind. Let every man read
them-even the most ignorant-and then
blush for his country:
/" 1t ia easier to pay small sum than it is IA
pay larger one.-A Lincoln.
" 1t Is easier oPay debt when vou have
the money. than it is when you haven't got the
mOney.-A. Lincoln.
90 am not great man A. Lincoln.
"War should not be lo ked upon as AN alarm.
ing evil bv anv means. "A. Lincoln.
"E"body's hurt.-A. Lincoln
" The crime Of silence, is what fear" "A.
Lincoln
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

Palmyra Ledge, Ne. 1BI,F. 4 An
holds It's stated COM nun Iions on THURSDAY nisA1s
next preceding the full moon OF each on,h In Odd
FelIS~a' Hall. PIaeeTvills. All brslhrOn In RooA
standing invited to attend.
WILLIAM II. cRoCKER, wh
s A. PENWuL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

Masonic eNOttee.-~StatedM MeetinEs Of
u Dorad" Lodge. No. fSf Sre heId ai AssoDie Han,
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Pull Moon
Ia each month.
FREDERICK =. BARss, W. n.
L. ". EEcHH nMkR, Secretary
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
AYERS PILLS.

ABE YoU SICK. Zee.
Bile aud complAiningi-
Are you out Of order
With your system deraa-
ged an ! your feelings
uncomfOrtAblef These
SympionlS are oiten the
prelude 70 serious NJ.
ness. Some At OF sick
neas 10 creeping upon
you, and should be ..
veTtsd By . tin r ly use
OF the right remedy -
TakA AvarBa pflfs -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

EE are indebted to Bradshaw fss lste New.
York papers, aud to Hernandez for the regulae,
delivery of the Sacramento Daily Union.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
MANAGERS {:

MANAGERS:
Jas Bailey, Radj-sky, NC GrimtA,
J. Cullen. Nv cullrn, Ton SApetoa,
}. AcNshon, Chas GllISA, GA AdanS,
NJ & sheArrr. Adam Lang, 81 NcHsiisa,
Ogden equTes, HernAnd,I, c T RouSSis,
w VI DoDAue, ~ Rar0, Mcconnell,
Dan Oveny, hrnry, IN Necsrd,
Murphy, q Hume, PM frsFe,
Pred HurEe Robert Bell. Thos Davidson,
Dan1 Dunn, AeDonaId. DennIa HiEKiLa,
J u Vanderbilt. L winteTma ntel, J McC;uirf,
Thos HogSett, Mcbride, Thes KeDna,
Cha1 HhbeVt, PSi Kane, Pat Nurphy,
~ Tracy, James Kane. n HrAlSy,
Dan Saavrn, Hank Meyers, hT btaDtOns,
Chas AeCnsn, SKcegAn, II ftnne,
Sol Moore, S MePaTIn, hcNanuS,
" 0sivieks, John Ryan, JD,nohue
Pat SiAVen, John Doris, Jw Libby,
W January, Pat Lyman, W Buruell,
Ward, Murphy "A vAnvaorhieS,
Mr. Seward, walsh. eB Smith,
g schuiz. MePAee, GJ Carpenter,
Mr Mcouisbeu, DR. Cook, Ben sherwood,
A JL~Wry, Jane. Phipps, Ia RcVrS.
G Scott. Or Titus, " MHarrahaH,
John MAher. u Douglas, II Van VOvThies,
tiro Mounuoy, &C ATvidson, WIN Joee.
r Black. J D McMuFray, Chs ChapPAn,
Jos KeeAPy, Frank Brkheat, w@ BradsAau,
Mr. Antoine. n ThOenbeFR, W p PinkhAm,
Aiehi MrCuSker, Il NaSh YaTnen,
JohB fAgAa,- Geo BOOth. IA Yarneh,
Pat Cuyle, Thos Pa tton, John PamAn,
KhneF. ChaS TsasOn, JAmea Breena,
GrogaD, - Williams, D Chichester,
l. PiEuera, CRPettit, B Richardson,
Il Cal Bsber, Capt Hewlett, Lieut. BOeP,
Mai StandeIord, CapITait, Lieut. Barlow,
Adj Bell, Capt H-uniger, Lieut. Edwards,
FLOOR MANAGERS: ,-
Vim Dorahue, II HRsdjesky, RJVan Voorhfes
TFTraey, RP Bsrss,
TICKETS OF ADMISsION-One Dolar.-augs
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
AARON KAHN.

HAvING sold his Clothing Business to Messrs.
IL SILBERMANN and H. D. RAPHAEL cor.
daily recommends them to his friends as gentlemen
every way worthy Of their patronage
Being desirouS Of closing his accounts he earnest.
ly requests ell persons indebted to him or having
claims against him to call and settle forthwith
AARON KAHN
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10


GENERAL BURNSIDE's 5 OPINION. - General
Burnside is a loyalist Of high standing
and his opinion Of General Mcclellan
ought to have weight with all'lOyalis;S. -
The organs Of the Administration have
frequently euloGized Burnside, and com
mendcd him for his fianknesS, Zeal and
loyalty. Perhaps, therefore, this little
rcmini>ccnce will afford them pleasure.
and they will publish it for the informa-
tion Of tlrir readers. Weextract i, from
J. S. {. Abbott'S History Of the War, q
work which is superlatively loyal. Burn
side knows Mcclellan, his feelings, and
his opinions, his virtues and his faults
be fought by his side and under his eye,
and the testimony Of such q witness q
warm supporter Of the Administration =
must be taken as conclusive.
Gen Burnside, at a public meeting in New
York, paid the following beautiful tribute /,
his McCleilan'sl worth
81 have known Gen. Mcclellan mnst init
mately, as students together. ah soldiers IN the
field. as private citizens. Fur years We have
lived in the same family. and know him Us
| well as know any human being on the face Of
| the earth, and ] know that no more ho"es'
CONSCIENTIOUS man exISis than General McCIel.
Ian. know that u0 feeling Of ambition, be
youd thai Of the good and success OF eur cause,
ever enters his breast. All that he does is
with a single eye, single view to the success
OF the government. and the breaking down 81
this rebellion. know that n"Ihing under the
sun will ever induce that man 10 swerve fr"ul
what he knows u be his duty He is an hon.
est, Christian like and conscientious man ; and
now let me add one thing. that he has the
soundest bend, and the clearest military per.
ceptiOn Of any man in the United States"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

GRAVE CBARGEs-The San Francisco
Bulletin iSyentiIating The Abolition State
Central Committee. Ifhalf sRhat the Boil
ietin satSis true, ssvel members Of ~
Committee, instead cfj6gdting 10 Snte
Conventions and at primary meetings,
ought to occupy cells la the -StAsS pEisea.
G. W. Beaver and Moses Rcssnbaum, Of
San Francisco, are members Of the Com.
mittee and the Bulletin boldly charges
that they were placed upon the Commit
tee "because q suit has been instituted
against the former in the United States
District Court for $960, 900, and age nst
the latter for $500, 900, fOP the crine Of
smuggling. which tbex N"esvA - YSl com.
pounded. by the OfHcsvs If the Govern
ment, provided they render efficient ser
vice in the canvass" Beaver and ROsen.
haum. says a writer in the Bulletin, (whom
We take to be Frank Pixly) "have been
told that it will require large amount OF
money to conduct the State election on
the Union side, and promised that il they
will furnish large share of it they shall
be let off easily in the suits the Govern.
ment is now holding over them. For ev.
cry dollar that Beaver and RoSenbaum
advance to carry on the election. they are
to be let off ten at the final termination of
the suits against them" These loyal
smugglcrs were bled to the tune Of $8,-
900 each to carry the late primary elec.
tions for the Short Hairs. Is not this q
pretty picture Of decency, honesty, and
"lOyalty to the Government? Men liza
BILE to criminal prosecution for swindling
the Government and perjury, are placed
, upon the Abolition State Central Com.
nittce in order to extnrt money from
them to carry on the election! Beaver
is Secretary and Ro>enbaum Treasurer Of
the Committee. They are justly indebt
ed to the Government in the sum of seven
hundred and 6fty thousand dollars, but il
they will bleed freely to carry the State
Tor Lincoln, they will be let off with a
small fine! Certainlyit it pays TO be loyal.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
Gburrbrss sGbarttahIt @r0trx

PrOtestAnt Epiae0AaI cA1..E +
PLACERvILLE. Divine Service q. The CoUrt E...--
eveyY euuday moTning, ~ 1OH o'eloek,eand-
81 same place, at ~ o'eiOek, IN. COLON 1eesSiss
on the nrst and third Sunday evenings Of te Ssas,S
and fourth Sunday evehFBEa al 1he lnen,1. a -
o'clock. DIAMOND yPRiN0D-SkrVI an m. ~ ~
ond and IoaFth eaAdsVso - each mOutk. n as.l.Sr
Pm q. O. pG1RCR NiaI..S-
Residence, Cary House, Plaeefvfle. ~
--SSS-
Catholic -CAufeh.-Rev, =. Ia-.
will ofaeiate in Georgetown on every 6rst Nr,1..
Of the noaSh also, ta COloma ChuFsh a. ~ ~.
Sunday. Divine service commences n 10 !.
VOspsEs, In st. PatTIsk's Church, Plae~rviIi. :.
every Sunday evening, 81 quarter pest l. i'm
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
SACR Am z ENFO. VALLEY
ALB oAD.
Ed aa
SUMNER ARRAMGE1kEHT'
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JUNE lssh, Trainl

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE l9th, trains
" vii leave eAcramtntO aSSOHONS:
uP 1RAIHs
VIII leave SaeranenGoa q ~ a. H., l and SI.H.
' Bows Mans
Leave Folsom ct A. n, II H.. and 6H Pm.
on eUkDAYoope train only, leaving taersmsA"
ct 6X A. ~. and Folsom ct 12M
TAa1 and S~H.-ap4 4sAias sSansot With the O'''
lot .i4ce'n' Z LUQacE CsLH
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

HOllOwaY'S PtIIs.-NATCRE'S GREAT
ALLY.-To PROSTATE the bodily powers BY drAS-
tic purga,iVsS, iS to assist disease These famous
fis. on the contrary assist nature in her conflict
with diiea's. BY rsvitaliIing the blood, and s1
pell;ng all morbid matter from the system.
Sold At the manufactures, No 90 Maiden Lane,
New York, and No 2iI straI 4, London, and By
all druggists. II the reader Of this " notice.
cannot get box Of Pills or ointment from the
drug store in his place, let hin write to me. 90
Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount. and will
mail box free Of expense. Many dealers will not
keep my medicines on hand because they eanao,
make as much proHt a. on other persons make
35e., 62Ae and el per box or pot. 81
The WOrld-ROnOwned RemedIes,
HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT,
For sale in any quantities By
CRANE 4 BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
CATHOLIC FAIR!

ToR rae BESETIr OF
ST. PATRACK'S CHURCH I!
At Confidence Pavilion, PiAeerville,
Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings,
September l3th and lAth, 1894.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
Dsmosrstle Co. csntral oon..attse.
pEM0CRATIC PLATFoRM.

JAMES JOHN6('N1 ChAlrmi
CHAs. GILDEA. Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

DIASOLIcAI OUTRAoE-We copy the
following frOm the SacramentO Union Of
Monday: