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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

Remaks The above figures, quotations Of butter, may
te considered rather exaggerated when comparing this with
previous reports but the advance is remarkably beyond
pectaton aud without pceccdeut for prices for number
Of years let makers Of butter consider the Importance Of
marketing Immediately, for thy will realize nearly double
on good and fresh sent first with the first in market
compared with the prices few weeks later Eggs too
steadily advancing, and the can be taken perfect
index Of present state VI trade think there will be
fair prospect ior them for number Of days yet We would
say also here improve the opportunity Of the early MARI cs
VS.. MCCLURE 4 Co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

Iua Jtsuus Darn We printed last week
vh purpor.ad to be the Jeuits oatl, wh.ci
v eJpsI rom tha Waterman. Suc3 Their Mr..
d n, thevry worthy and intelligent Catholic
pI 20 here, las communicated 10 the bateh"an
th9 following letter, which wo take pleasure N
Transferring to our columns
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

KS mode Of is such that by II the vital forces
scom- more tquanzrd, no surgical Opera ION 10 per-
med AMI no pans ollsed many lsng standing o.
ID . ttrld.u q IA tfea
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22
extensive AuctiOD sale !

extensive AuctiO" &nie
n 100 be sod at Public Auc ion on THURSDAY the
W 3.st MARCH. lsG4 c mmtnelng a. O'Clock A. d,
tie isrm known as tie Lewis Hasssm sIm. aud a. out
FORTY of back tstufe leo the House AMI Lot Va
NoUhUela y lhge belonging 20 the same estate Also
hye COWS i've tNo years ids. three yrsrngs siNy.iwu
sheep aui uuryears Old horse. Also tne top butg,
VA ON, ene o hurfv wagon two single eighs pair
b, ito robes one Ing machine one horse wet NO
sawrr aud l'ge TT OF rm ng Tools Also 6010 spruce
sh rges aud qltaa lot u carpenters tuss Also ten
TO fifteen tots Of tHy.
DANIEL SMITH, tx'ou,or.
Mortified Marh1p sol
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22
DR.. +. ". URANN,
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN
FOR all DISEASES,

WOULD re pc iuly inform tbs uEenI Of HsntpslIsr
" Ana ny tlat he sill be In montpelier March
iIh, 10 main Gr attwdAYs.
During his residence in Boston and Lowell and
rtc MY H. hartford Lie has been iGstrum na in uHDE
81 nos Every and or IN 10 hsT 10 many essss
hat We been oOn.d red incur bic having been cured
~ singe 0ptfauOn.
raE LAMB nlyg ssaSH lDs TO WALK. fnsBLisB 10 sIa
AND THE DEAF TO hEAR.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

90 The Plantation Bitters have cured me of
derang cement OF the kidneys ana urinary gans thIt
has distressed me for years. II acts lac u charm
& G. MOORE, z54 Broadway, n. Y"
&c. Sc. SC. SC. &c s..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

lsryam's Fulml0nIc waters

Feb 20, lsci,rIr
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-10
HEAVY Mounted.

An enthusiastic admirer, of Henry Ward
R+echer givra The following description nfhis
bell'garent properties:
H. is an intellectual rhin'cer"s, whose
terrible horn and sno,n make the common
cattle stand ar"und-an ,ronclad Doctor nf
Divinity, with a ram at both ends aud guns
pointing exrry way, charged with Greek
fire %
Time works wonderful changes Arex
change thinks that IN the days If S, Paul -
tor instance, the Christian arn,"r was eurlrel,
different from that which, according in this
catalogue, now brgrts thu: Rev Be, cher -
Psul's soirirual champion armed w,'h .,hp
breastp.ate of righ'emsness," SHE >hmld f
fatk." the hehnrt # saIvaiirn," etc. would
cut ~ rr, figure beside ian IRON clad d ~t
or Of Divinity, with ram at b"fr en'is anu
guns p"intcd'e"ry way c.1arged with Greek
fire."
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-10

e. Il is Asserted up n what appears to
be go d authority, that the draft will pos
itively take place on the 10 Of March rext
Efforts are being made To avoid il in many
places, by appropriations Of money by the
local authorities, IF b"uni'es To pers",.e will
ing To volunteer tn fill the quotas of those
districts. Nd mo, ement of This kind, az we
are aware Of, has yet been made in this Coun.
ty. Many of our young men, under the
stimulous of large Bounlies. have already
gone tn other places and enlisted Tis ia
not a. it should De. Our township and B,r
ough authorities, should devise some means
to prevent it by aft riding AZ good or better
inducements to thuse wishing to enlist. to do
do so at home; otherwise We shall find our
selves in pnur condition, indeed, to meet
the relentless demands Il the conscript,on
about to be forced up,n us.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-10
E@ Billy Of the Rppu5liean. findip

E Billy Of the Republican, finding
himself caught in the very act," eonfasses
his completely in the printing of the bogus
enrolment lists for Nicholson; and at
tempts tc palate his "fftnse by the claim
that they were "printed by authority" and
TO "promote" the draft The public ard en-
ppcial'y the people Of Nicholson. design to
know by 1rhat authority they were printed
and holo they could in any way promote the
draft
1t will not help your case, Billy, to call Us
Rebel or any other hard names. Even
your silly lie about our inciting resistance 10
the enrolment will not excuse you in com.
mi:ting this Infamous outrage and wrong
You say that we are opposed to the CON
scripiion," in this you are entirely right, and
the principal reason for our opposition, rests
upon the fact, that the law is so admins tered
that all the negro worshipping knavrs, sharp
ers and sneaks (then We meant you } man.
sgo to wriggle out Of il !; while the honest
masses have to stand by and patiently submit
to its crushing and fatal txacrions.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-10

e. Tine "SoLDIERs FRIENDS IA
few da,s s,pce, Mt. Dtnni>on, the Democrat
,c me mber of C"ngress, from he Luzemar E's
irict, in this State, introduced blL IN IT,.
III u>e increasing thr private s"li'ers paw H..
thrIv d'dar~ m..nth. w',irh wa. opposed
bv the ptoie soiid abolition cote. d, s..
same day the Ap'l'rmn majority passed
resolution I" give bsich Di Abolition C,nu
mit'et Clerks, tour dollars psr day! C,n
aAeas 10 uaelees.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-10

e THE House SUsrAINs THEM.-At q
meeting Of the Democratrc members of the
House Of Representatives, at Ha r,sburg, held
on "wednesday evening last, the following
resolution, fully endorsing the action Of the
Democratic Senators, on the question Of Or
ganization Uf the Senate, was unsnimously y
adopted
Resvtred, Tia, the Dem ccratic memb ers
oi the House "f Representa- ives, representing
upwards "f 254,0OO Democrats Of the State,
approve of the course "f the Democratic 5, n.
st"rs IN their v'nd Cation Of their c"nsti u
s'"na' rights, against the Hsurpatiops Of the
II publican par,es Senator's. aud that thy
trust they will adhere in their conrse urifl
the Senate 10 organized in q constitutional
manner and in accordance with the prrce-
dents Of the Senate for seventy years.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-10

LINE The ir'dsncy cf lime is TO bro
'''''le accomplishment shonld never b. used
" connection with frrmeDfi"e and dscnmls,.
ng substances, a. u hastep. IN. f,rma,;o,
M evolving "i amnonis, which fakes tru,p
- haaurss their @'st y.luabis properties
s'emesins ssFosS grswth in cr,ps
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-10

GENERAL NcCLkLLAH and the Democrat
&c party say that tue objects Of the war
aho"id be the restoration If he un,ry of the
"s''"h, The Preservation of the cunst,,u,im,
snd Hle supremacy Of the laws Of the Cum.
try.
The President aud lis satellites a, il
'l'u'd ne Tor destroying the political puwer
OF the south bv the DESTRUCTION of slavery
l"at 's noS The issue fairly bet re the coun.
Try, and IL is useless 10 dlseu It il,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-10
Quota Of Wyoming County.

Brain'rim. CLINTON. 9. Eaton, IL Ex.
s'er, 4. Falls, II. FTkSton, g. L~mm, 4
MrhOpany, l3. Meshoppen, ii. NJ moe, 8
Nicholson, l6 Northumberland. 10. Nnr.L
Branch, 4. Ovrrfeld, 4. Turk B re-, 8
7 mix Twp, T. Washington, 8. Wind
han, 9.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-10
TUNKEANNocK, Pa
Wednesday. Feb. 10, 1894.

0. NJ. PettengfIl q Co..>No. 81 PARK Row
Exw YoRK, a. 6 STATE ST Bosros, are our Agents
for the NJ B. Democrat in these cities and are author.
issi to take Advertisements and Subscriptions
700 ut our lowest Rates.
MATHER q CO.. No. 3sS Broadway NY.
ere our Authorized Agents to take Advertisements
or this paper, at out published rates
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-10
NOTICE..


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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-10

e the following letter from DR.. BAKE r
Of the Board Of Examination handel Us for
publication xhibits the quotas If the > al
Townships in this county under the 10000
call Since the call for 100000 instead nf
800 900, We presrue that these figures will
have to be increased pr"p"rtionately.
Troy Pa. Jan q 1864.
NR. WM u. PIArr,
DEAR Sir: I send
you the quota for Wyoming C"ulty thinking
perhaps your c"unty may move soon to raise
men and obviate the rec ssity of a draft.
One of the towns of this County are raising
local tounfies. We have not yet received an
order TO proceed with The draft, but will, no
doubt unless men are raised
Yours Truly.
WIN. S. BAKER.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-10
The state Srnate.

The dead lock ,nr,rles IN the S,.na'ea1l
tinn' :Ir >nn' in. Ii'h|S aS ',i.",nJ,r
ary says, 'pnblic "pnirn s'lrrH he str 'ry
enough 'n crnpel the Al 'lItI mise I, ahm
don ,htr. untenable ppSiti"n the 'p,nr
I" make capital out nf the act thai VI i r
VIII e i, a prisoner m r chnnnH. VIII fail, A.
II has been stated nv the All liion pres.
time and again that Major White had re
signed hm tmsi,i"n a. Senator If ihis IA a
fact, AMI il is 81 admitted by Republican au-
thrritv, the the ~ ,lit',li,tS, whI ~ the
power, are 20 blame f,r MT giving ,ffi :iaI
n 'tce ~ 'he fact in fma tn elect . sncc.Ss
or. The Democratic members of the Senate
have pnhl,shei o statement wherein they
show that the C urse they are pursuing ia
Justified nv the preepden's nf seventy years;
and il would he disgracrful to them if they
were to abandon it. Fortunately no public
interests are suffering from the present con.
dition nf things; and il will be "a well for
the State il no organization be effected. Whpr
ever the Republicans have had control Of
legislation, they have abused their power in
she most shameless way; and there ia NJ rea.
son fn doubt that with such G ,vernnr as
Mr.. Curtin 20 aid and abet them, those now
In Harrisburg would behave any more
honestly than their comrades did In Albany
as4 WAshiseeoe. .~-&e.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-10
3 of Volunteers.

true auuor Ieso
WIN Scommis
('0""
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-10

0 YES! 0 YES!
The subscriber announces to all whom it may con-
-ern. thIt h. has kei out license rs Au tionesY
for Wyoming County and thar ke i. ready to srrys
IN" pa ,ic il that capacity whe never called upon
e ther in pereon or by letter
The law no" requires license, AMI all who vie
late the law must b. prepared to pay the penalty.
FRANCIS HOUGH
Clinton Corners Wy'o Co, Pa, JAM le, 1864
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-10

MUSIGAE.
The Wyoming County Musi a association.
vii hold its Annual CONVENTION al Tunkh,u.
""k Pa. commencing Tines lay February 23
1856 4. and continuing three days, closing with .
GRAND CONCERT ON THURSDAY EVENING.
The Convention will he conducted by Prof. r. j,
COOK Of New York CITY.
Tirkets for the Course, ,..............5 5Oct.
Conccrt Tirkers ers..................2s 2s,Il
Clrrgymen admitted gratis
STEVEN : E IN DASx s:s;i 1rsa. R+P. ROSS Pre-.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-10

WIN. u. TERRY, csesk.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-10

r IME FOR FARMERS, AS A FERTILIZER
u for sale at VBAno1
H~shsypeo- essa. 10 1854
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
TIE OLD FOLKa ALONE.

An old wife sat by the bri ght Rreside,
Swaying thoughtfully to and fro,
In an ancient chair, whose creaky cTaw
Tod tale Of long ago,
While down by her side, on the kitchen floor,
Stood a basket Of worsted balls-a score.
The good man dozed DER the latest news,
Till the fire of his pipe went out,
And uuheeded, the kitten, with cunning paws,
Rolled and tangled the balls about,
Yet still eat the wife in the ancient chair,
swaying to and fro in the freight glare
But anon, misty tcar-drop came
In her eyes Of faded blue,
Then trckled down in furrow deep,
Like n single drop of dew,
So deep the channel so silent the stream,
The good man naught tmt tbS dAnmed eye
beam.
Yet marveIled he much that the cheerful Hsht,
or her eye had weary grown,
And marvelled he more at the tangled balls,
So he said in gentle tone,
haye shared thy jOys since marriage vow,
Conceal not from me thy sorrows now.
Then she spoke Of the time when the basket there,
Was flled to the very brim,
And now there remained of the goodly pile,
But single pair for him.
Then wonder not at the dinmcd eye sight,
There's but one pair Of stockings to mend to night.
For each empty nook in the basket old,
On the hearth there's an empty scat,
And miss the shadows from of the wall,
And the pattcr of many fcet,-
'Tis for this that tear gathered o'cr my sight,
AT the one pair Of stockings to mend to night.
Twas said that through the forest Wild,
And over the mountain bold,
Was land whose rivers and darkcning caves
Were gcmmCd with the farcst gold
Then my first born turned from tire oaken door,
Aud knew the shadows were only four.
Another went on the foaming wave,
And diminished the baskets storc,-
But his feet grew cold, weary and cold,
They'll never be warm any more
And this nook, in its emptiness, Scemcth to me
10 give back no voice but the moan Of the sea.
Two others have gone towards the setting sun
And made them 4 home in its light,
And fairy fingers have taken their share,
10 mend by the tiresido bright;
Some other baskets their garments i'll
But mine! o. mine is cmpter still
Another-thc dcarest-thc farcst-thc best
Was taken by the angels away,
And clad i'll garment that waxeth not old,
In . land Of continual day.
q! wonder no more at the dimmcd Cycsight,
While mend the one pair of stockings to might.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

Billings ADVICE TO YorNG MEN.-Josh
Billings gives the following advice to
young men, and as some Of the points are
applicable to few young men we know
OF, we reproduce from Billings:
l. If you have soup for breakfast, don't
undertake to eat with your fingers, not il
yu kan get fork, and never wipe your
noze on the tabil cloth az long az yu hcv
q coat-sleevc.
2. If yu don't know how to chu ter
backer, loose no time; the best way is tu
go behind a hog pen and practice before
yu chaw in publick; but persevere, it is
the only way your pa armed.
8. Ifyu hev got tn he II years old,and
can't sware good, the chanciz are you
won't ever amount tn cnnything. About
~ good way az know Nv tn Iarn is tu
begin by sayin "condcm it" and then
work up.
4. Larning how tu drink is slo pro-
cess, but drediul Sar;in cider is putty
sartin to git the hang with, but rum cher
ry is vera Sartin.
Bi oil meens at an early age git in the
habit 0Y Staing out lat at Mites Don't
miss circus, kali all vertu nun.eus, and
suspect Rll fcmails. Watch your older
brother, and brag on his dcviltry.
Foller these rules clus, and ef that don't
make plum Nv yu, yu ina safely con-
Aude yu hev mistook tie brook Nv your
genus, and probcrbly was destined for a
decent man.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
EXECUTORS SALE.

ECTICC h"rAy riy,i. Nat, pqrsu,n, IN a, =,
~ d'r ',.ci "Gt - the houotable Probate Co.'S,
( ~ { $50 VI r. Jo~all. state cf Calinrni. -
y. a.. .,' " r.'a;c 't iCTuER JOINS 49,
sad or. r Aa.' "a date. VI = ~! "a The pnS..'
-. j, tV''a'rr e aid t.'a.c, w,l s-ll al nuHT,
aG.. n. .p.. We lrrra.,,, un MONDAY, JTyS
go l>'4 1T rr''"S. + ", az the real estate Be-.
l5...ug :" -ll f.'a'.. t. Nt:.
Tsa.."to.o q. t>I. lot AND IMPROVEMENT
ih'r. 3. .'.a''t L M,.l'> rerdepc. oS
~. w,,',', ..'.. .f.N..n ,'r,.. IN Unon,o,UsA 70
C.,...1 '.-. !. { ..:.y % r. BORA i5 ari S,,
7fF'i> uf SNiF-7,. 1.- ,~,, A,,ire d, "a.
;'' ..i... .,..r '.' ,.i trru.'..u 4 he sale kI
81. . y, d.. ..', t.t,tt~ .a r.la Or sine,
..'.f" t..'.I S:t'.- -. . a. ,yrrhs q tbs
l II. X. STOWE, Executor.
v 80. ,-,i-;v
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
ArgaI advertisements.
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFokNIA, County OFF, no
cial District. 'eh'h Jud.
Action brought in the District Con,, ,,n
enth Judicial District, and the comnlajD, 9, EleI
the County OF n Dorado, in the Office ~ ~ ued u
State. N"uhty and
The People of the State Of Calirorn,, .
kullN and his wife, TIIEEESE KoIIN' 49, S SACOa
Greeting: Ns'thdaAtI
brought against you by Martin BurnhaU, 40 % action
in tie District Court Of the Eleventh J,d,ia ,Iiatntf
trict in and for the County Of III Dorado lA SA DID,
swcr thu complaint filed therein on the 1s,S 70 "a.
April, a. d. l>64, within ten days (excI.ey Of
De day ofsrryicc,) after TIE service oN y
summons il served within this Copo,ry'G yGe "a Of 6k
out Of th, County, but within this Judi.;.n served
wi,l twenty days. or, II served out of sai stfa,
then within forty days-or Judgment by Jst.l,r D,,ra,
be taken against you. ''auI vii
The Said action is brought to obt.;u l.,
against you for the sum Of $500, amonn' !Iuosnent
certain promissory note made by Won ~ uue onI
March 24th, lNG2, and interest on said .u SAD m
rate Of three per cent per month, from Octohas IN A
sale Of certain mortgagcd premises. adiniuero Uiuer Of
r., slytcridn Church property, on Coloms .e he
The cry cf P1crry'lr, II Dorado Count~a suesl, 10
aforesaid mrrtca.. 4 to sccure the navn. a"u oate
note a,9. 70: 'Er sun "' Slj", att5riey's a.. Ah
rr.V'i. j 'r ia sail mnr'gtcr, AL Of With ~,
particularly dosc h'd in cory o. co,nplaint s mon
atcor lai Ing. Aud II you fiil to apnear V.sssn
sw.r q ,t.t corn liant "a. above required ~" u an
Plu"H viii tah" Judgment against van tns Sos Nid
suu~. iitsr">t, decree and costs, ncro,[. ~, Hd
psay.rt' .r'd ,Dul itr.t. 70 Ae
W.. n.n.S W. E.1cgw,y. Judge NJ, t,.,,n,
tr'c. Court - t.. r.vc"'h Iulc,al Ds,,iCt '1O d.
- Attest ny hand. and The ,c.,
SAL Cur. .r az ; 'r ,aid County ~ pI rd rnd
- = 'HoA~rtr'aF,>,l.a ~ Aicr in ihs - rI.N yOFa.
riac,ryll.t the .>'h dav of April. A n nSIyG VS.
q. =. GAUpE [TGD ''H
, Iur. Rev. l'y 4 J I4wry. Nm Sr' S,ert'
- cts. IN rr''"r - hon. orIen S.L.. S"nl..
---- tvuL.y Juice. T.! nori,Io conHH,r
N'4es' g j. CARPENTER, Clert
,,..... rE \. J Lowry. bepfy'
"t'' Z "''''''''' H"!' apSNmS
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
G A R D.
DIR. z. S. KISFY,
Physician, Surgeon, AccOu-
cher and OCcUIiSf.
G A r D

4 NN0CNCEs to his friends in general, and cspe
- cRily 10 the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Ctv
o flacerNie ami vicinity, that he has left his PROM
s'Hs san Francisco practice of Medicine to settle
permanently at the pleasant City Of Piacervie,
Inc Doctor is graduate Cf the Universities of
Pesth and Vienna, Austria. lie is also licensed
rom the Medical Faculty Ol New Orleans, louisiana
OF winch place he was "A resident for many wears
anu attended upon hundreds of sufferers during the
scvcrest epiacmics. "
The Doctor performs all kinds OF Surgical Opera.
hons' lie has had large experience, and attends
W'lh special ,iicacy, upoa cascs of Midwifery Dis.
eases incident to Females and Children, we're :ur
years the Speciality Of the Doctor.
ne IS also skilled ia the treatment Of the diseases
Of the Eye. N''' "''S
HIS long services In the most celebrated Europeap
uoshitals and Armies, vouch for his speedy surcrs
IN The treatment of those diseases which require dix
cretiOn and secrecy '' '''
me Doctor can be consulted, day or night, in ten
different languages e'' III -"
Consultations free Of charge. Correspondent, at
tended to with punctuaty.
d Cas "a from town to country patients will be attend
eu 10 with promptness, at moderate charges
6T Fresh Vaccine Matter at hand. 81
:, OtFICE-IIcnry's Gaau Ing, co.p,. Main and
III" S'i'''S' ~ S'aH<' ar93a
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
SD INPROvINyyr
ESTATE CV LANLS WRIGHT.
DECEASED

N"OTll' r,hy CIV. by 'h, a.l-rsgned. Al.
\ '.t...: g.. a. y. Wan u =. ST. TO m.
o-,..t.s-,'. .'ta" ltt-,'s l.N.rc .ia,ras sraIrE
,.j s..,.., b.. g.. r,.. a.; e., 80 The nee.s,a
- ,.. .'.> ...i "'.. s.4i q 4, ffsi pubH
~ ..'' ~. ...'s '', und,-..ca.a at lis oMs,
lI.'' ''"n r' i'.. -, l. lmond srrnr
r-r-,..i,, Cg4.;y y: +. l,...o.
t'fN> IRWIN,
Ai.. .'..'.. {: 81 / IstAu
A,r.. t, 80, -.,.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

In whatever form disease attacks the liver, il i.
rcpeMcd and cXtcrmuatcd by This painless
and irresistible curative Eiiiuus rrm;tcuS, hi ou,
purgC and all the ordinary disorders Of the organ
Indicated by pain i'll the gilt sle and between the
shoulders, Yv"wuoss Of the whites Of the eyes weak
ness and dtbiIty, &c are rc..eyel and removed by
The rchlcly, with ctcrty which astoi,lcs the SUI
fcrS and their friends. Let tc sick, WHOM tie fac
u'ty have abandoned, resort with Confidence t. tLis
powerful anti-b.lious agent, and Il restoration to
health and activity VIII b. the uuyaryUg result.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
CO&S-ALLE'S SALE.

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The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
ASSAY OFFICE.
REDUCTION IN PRICES
TO SUESCRIBEltS.

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y A.,vrica;. a'l Fer .-u Pvt',i fng w. = l
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ready To r,,.Nr subscriptions at i mIc'. lowe:
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will l iAii t. the forwarding a. all packages, f'r
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

Why do the recriminations of married
couples resemble the sound Of the waves
on the Gca.shorc? because they are
murmuro Q: the tied.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
BOOTS AND SHOES !

Ladies' Cloth, Kid and Calf BalmorGl
and Congress Boots;
Gcntlemen's S..vcd and Pc;;Gcd Boots
and Shoes; Buffalo and Rubber
Overshoes
Ladies' Rubber and Felt Overshocs;
Children's and Misses Boots and Shoes
of every variety;
Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes of
every quality;
Mems, Women's and Children's Slip
pers, splendid assortment, by far the largest and
best in Fl Dorado County, for sale ut Tie very lowest
prices, by
C!IAS. u. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
Gentlemen's Clothing
TUST RECEIVED "A Sil,nId Assortment CT all
y the NEW STYLES Of
CUSTON-MADE CLOTHING!

The special attention of purchasers is invited to
my large stock Of
Fancy Cashmere Suits,
Fine Black Trock Coats,
Black Docskin and Beaver Pants,
Fine Silk, Cloth and Velvet Vests;
Black and Colored Hats, al! kinds,
Fine Sewedand Pogged Boots,
Davis 4 Jones' White Shirts;
Fancy Travelling Shirts;
Flanncliand. Merino Undershirts and
Drawers,
Check .Shirts, Jumpers, Overalls,
Indian Tanned Buck Gloves,
Houston, hastings q Co.'s Driving
Gloves,
English Hosiery, etc, etc,
All of which wi! s,N, FOR CASH., Mt
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES!
Call and judge Cor yourselves.
ClIAS. II. PETIT.