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The Portland daily press., 1864-04-08

CAPE ELIZABETH, July ], 1858.
SIE:-During my connection with the State Re
form School. as teacher. l.. f. Atwood's Bitters
introduced there and used with mark success,
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &c, A. T. HILLMAN.
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York q Cumberland Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

oOMMER AbhANGEMENI.
TTw1-T-r-r-x- On and afier MONDAY. Aprn
Ex&s{kat1sa Ilth.. 1854, trains will leave A.
LkiaNxaIsEisll follows, until further notice:
EQlsl-IlgIF Saco River for Portland At S As
freight Train with Passenger
Carsl and 3 Is A. NJ, and 80 p. NJ.
Leave Portland for Saco River, 7.t5 A. N. aud
200 and 30 The 90 p. N. train out. and 40
N. train into Portland, III bs freight trains with
passenger ears attached.
stages connect at saccarappa daily FOR South
Windham Windham Center and Great Falls.
At Gorham for West Gorham, Sttndish. Steep
Falls, Baldwin. Sebaso, Bfidgton. Hiram. LINING
ton, Cornish, Denmark, Brownfeld. Lovel. Frye.
burg, Conway, Bartlett, Albany, Jackson and Ea-
ton N. IL.
At Buxton Center for West Buxton. Bonney IA.
gle. South Limingto Limington and Limerick.
At Saco River tri-weekly, for Hollis, Limerick.
Ossipee, Newheld. Parsonshe.d, Efhngnam. Free
dom. Madison, atom, Cornish, Porter, &C.
Fares cents less when tickets are purchased in
the Office, than when paid in the Cars.
DAN. CARPENTER. Supt.
Portland April Z. Is A. DIP
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Posr OFFICE, PORTLAND,


MAfch 18Th, I5Uf J
From and after this date, and until further notice.
the Western Mail will be close at this office at
O'Clock, z. NJ. instead of / /, as heretofore.
mchl3 3wed A. 4. DOLE, y. NJ.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-08

Sore Throat,
Cough,
told,
and similar troubles if suffered to progress, result
in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmaiic af
fections, oitentimes ineureble.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
are compounded so to reach directly the seat of
the disease and give almost instant relief
mch5 dim wlml5
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Akyab Feb Q. ship La renee Brown, Pierce.
Otago.
At Sagua 18th ult, bark Christiana Larsen, for
Eastpori; brigs Harriet. MeGilyery for Boston Or
York.
sldl9th, brigs Reporter for searsport; Alice Maud,
fer Philadelphia.
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Coaster for Sale.

fNHE Fine Schooner Ocean. 50 TONS wears old
Il this Spring, well found and all ready for BUSH
ness, now at Yarmouth Falls. Price $500 For
further particulars, call on r. G. York & Sons,
Portland, or + lngraham, Yarmouth. div.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-08

Ey-The Post Office is directly ops osite Harris
Hat and Cap Store. ieb29 Il
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-08

yIfyou are in want of any kind of PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Once. II
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NOTICE.
City of Portland,

TREAsuRERs OFFICE, April 4. 1854
IfROM and AFTER this date the hours for the trans
IL acton of business at this office. will be from 0
A. NJ, to r. Nj from ~ to a r NJ.
HENRYP ORD.
spr4 eod2w City Treasurer.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Lauuched-At Bath. eth inst. from the yard o
VIM Moses s Son, ship Lucy MELVILLE abou
1910 tons burthen.
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j. Arnold n Co.

MAY be found at Nash q Co.'S. corner of Casco
4NA aad Congress Streets, for the present. dsts
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Brighton Cattle Market.

~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
at this Office. n
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MARRIED.

In Lewiston, John Walker and Miss Mary A
Jordan.
In Leyant. Thomas Smart and Misc Mary L Smart.
In Rockland, wilbert Boynton and Miss Mary J
Gott.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-08
The Patent Belle Monte skins

The Patent Belle Monte Skirts.
full assortment of these celebrated Skirts In the
new style at
A n ID Err SO MS
HOOP SKIRT AND CORSET DEPOT,
mch23 diff Under Mechanics Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-08
Hoop Skirts! Hoop SkirtsI
French, German Il American Corsets.
NEW STORE
i54 Middle. corner ef Cross Street.

Io4 Middle. corner tf Cross Street.
ME- would inform this Ladies of Portland and
W vicinity that we have the largest and best as
sortment ever offered in this cits. We do not intend
70 gel up any competition with our neighbors, but
being oenected with one OF the largest manufac-
turtles ~ the country, we 81 fully assured should
the ladies favor US with ca and are desiricus Of
obtaining anything Ia our line we can suit them
both in style and price. Trey will also find retired
apartments so much desired in hitting this class Of
goods apld& w2ws L. b. FOLLETTE
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SPRING DRESS GOODS
NOW OPENING.
@. x. b A b b.
mehl5 Nos clapp's Block.
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Established 1859.
THO'S. CLARKSON & SONS,

Commission Merchants for the purchase of Flour,
Grain, Provisions, Seeds. &c. sc.
Milwaukee, Wis April g. 1SA. lot
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NOTICE.

Il Asst evening, supposed between Union and
IL Winter Streets, n port moaaic containing sew
erai fifty dollar bills with OF smaller denom-
nation liberal reward will be made 10 the dad
er by leaving 1t at this Office ans div
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-08

~S~i @AN SS.'fsshJ SPShs "h hNHA IA
lining the Museum, after which Governor An
drew made few remarks, expressive OF the
gratitude of the community to Prot. Agassiz
for his labors..
nvThe Advertiser evidently is pleased
with the speech of Mr.. Slower, of Harpswell.
in the Legislature, on the bounty and commu-
tation question, for it ispublishing it for the
second time. We heard that speech delivered.
and we venture to remark that no intelligent
member of the House for a moment supposed
ii was written by the gentleman whose name
1t bears 1t was common remark that it bore
the ear-marks of a gentleman whose residence
is much nearer Portland than Harpswell.
sB-A paragraph in the Argus yesterday,
implied that Mr.. Seward was, "a few years
ago." complicated with the "Know Nothing
movement. Those familiar with Mr. Stewards
course know better. No man more earnestly
opposed that organization. More than this !:
Mr.. Seward never has failed to carry the for
eign vote of his State in his favor, when he
has been before the people for their suffrage,
and we know that Democrats have frequently
made it the subject of their allegations that
he pandered to the foreign population.
eE- A distinguished American residing in
Europe writes as follows to friend in WASH
ington =" In Europe the Americans are al
most unanimous for Mr.. Lincoln for second
term. He has done SO well, been so honest
and so faithful that it would not be expeJient
to drop him now. 1t would, think, have a
bad effect upon American securities, of which
so many millions are being sent here. 1t is a
fault of our system that we change officers SO
often; and when one has been in Europe he
cannot but see it In this light The emancipa-
ton proclamation disarmed all opposition in
Europe. 1t was astonishing what influence it
had, and what friends it made of u.s."
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
Pure Whisky for the Sick.
GIRO ULA R:
To Physicians and Others.

Ngw YoRK, May lst, 1861.
Ma. WM. T. Cutter, JR, Louisville, Ky.
DEAR SIR:--The great diEhculty experienced in
procuring brandy sufficiently pure for medicinal
purposes, has induced many of the Physicians Of
thia vicinity to Hdopt Bourbon Whisky Is substi-
tnte both in the hSsptais and In private practice,
and since the latter has come into such general
". have reason believe that great deal now sold
Ia Of very inferior quality.
Presumiug that your residence IN the vicinity Of
the manufacturers Of Whisky in Kentucky, as well
AS your skin as Chemist viii enable va to sSIect
reliable article and having full confidence In your
integrity We are led "a inquire whether you will not
Md us in having this market supplied, through an
AEency, with the Best &hAlay!of pare old Bourbon
whisky, for the use Of the Sck9
We are, very respectfully. sir, yours truly,
-. VALENTINE MOTT,
~ WILLARD PARKER, NJ. D.,
" 20. O. HUTCHILIN, NJ. D.,
AUSTIN fLlNT. NJ. D,
O. d MTTCHELL. n. b.,
HAINES H HAMILTON, N. d.
nkWIfT G. RNoS,s u. D.,
OGDEN DORMCS. n, D.,
- = Professor Of ohemistr5,
"a s-lS- 'ss ". CHAPMAN, ". D..
.r '.a-. JAMES n. WOOD, Brooklyn,
az % - ". CsP HAYHI,
Pharmacsutist, BFSOEIyn.s
AGENT Tor Ell D6rad6 County y-RoBEat
WHITE, cAsDiBt, At Med!cal He'll, Main Street,
Plscelvllle. lseptsma
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

The ASCENDING COsT OF Tue WAR-ln
the first year Of the war the Government
was enabled to buy pork at ten and elev'
en- dollars a barrel. 1t now has 10 pay
forty Ave dollars a barrel. The price Of
hay, Of forage, Of wagons and harness, Of
horses and mules, and in fact almost ev'
erything has risen in the same proportion.
Ifthe war was expensive in the beginning,
saw three millions of dollars day, what
i, it nov, when these fabulous prices are
paid? The depreciation Of the currency
and the consumption Of able. bodied men
in the war, are the causes Of this wonder
ful incr,a ase of prices. As the increase
goes on doubtless our expenses are being
swollen in like proportion. How long
can We go on with war whose expenses,
originally cnormouS,are thus being douh
led and tribleh? How long can we year.
ly force into the army from five to eight
hundred thousand con>cripts: How long
can we afford to have our alTeady exor'
Lltant taxes doubled every year the war
continues?
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
cosUMNEs GROVE CoPPBR.M1-
MING COMPANY,

NIoTICE is hereby given that ct meeting Of the
IN Board OF Trustees Of said Company, held on
The sh day Of August, 1864, an assessment Of thirty
1907 cents per share was levied on the capital stock
Of said Company, payable Immediately TO the Seere
tary, 10 u s. sold coin at the ONCE OF the Company
In diamond Syringe. . "a
Any stock upon which said assessment Shan re.
ruain unpaid on The ID day Of September. 1884 win
30 advertised on tHt day n delinquent, and. uniea
paymsnt shall be made before, will be sold on the
iSk dag Of September, 1854, 70 pay the delnqusHi
assessment. together with costs Of advortislnG and
expenses Of saie. 10 ~. -
By order D. the Board OF Trustees.
W. n. MUFFLEY. Bac.y
Diamond FrtinEg August 9Th, IsA-augI1.4W
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

And. in accordance with law and order made
by the Board Of Trustees, OH the 2Uth day Of July
1854 so mlny shares Of each parcel OF said stock
will be sold at public auction. ut the ONCE Of the
Company, in Cnontcwn, Fl Dorado County, on the
5Ih day of September, 1854, at o'clock p M. as
mny he necessary to pay said delinquent assessment
together with costs Of advertising and sale, unless
the same be sooner paid.
II. K STOWE, Sec'y.
Cniontown, August 9th, 1s64.-ts
by order Of the Board Of Trustees, the above sale
Is hereby po>tpOned to September 18th, 1864, at
O'Clock T. NJ. II. h. STOWE, SeGy.
Uniontown, sept. 3d. 1884.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

COUNTING TIE CoSr.-The Boston Trav'
ellcr, an Administration organ, is getting
its eyes open to some of the truths that
were apparent to others long ago. War
is costly luxury, and its results are se!.
dom calculated by the thousht!sss. Be-
fore We get through with what Mr.. Lin
coin called . "Uig job," it may berlhat
there will be nOthing left worth Aghting
for. Says the T. aveller !: a--. a.z-.-
"Bnth 0seiiOss Of the eONnFy North and
SUuth) begin tn see, that in thus rushing into
wal, they failed TO obey the Acriptural inju ctiOn
to c0uAf the chat; aud they eSch undertook q
work which vas beyond their power " accom-
plish." F-4' ~
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

FT' ExcELLlKr NOMINATION. congratulate
the DempcIacy. oPthe third supervisor district,
on the nomination Of Daniel B. Craig for Su.
PeFyiSGF. A1Gis s nnminAtion "sminshtly 6i to
- @AAAv SAsvsCrsiE is an old residsOs Of the
district, Democrat Of the old school, honest.
OaPaAl& aAAy%aAET EhU Convention could
not hAxa nnr6lnasbd q. .AsttSf man, one mora ae.
eeptAbIe % toe Democracy Or uoss worthy oi
their support.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
BLUE LEDGE GOLD AND SILVER
QUARTz-MINING COMPANY,
Kelsey District Fl Dorado County, California.

NOTICE is hereby given that, over twothirds
~ the Stockholders in the above named Company
having expressed n desire in writing to have the
principal Office Of the Company removed from the
town Of Coloma, Fl Dorado County. California, to
the City and County Of San Francisco, State afore
said Therefore all parties arc hereby notified that
,fier the expiration OF thirty da's from the lrst pub
catinn OF this notice. that the Board of Trustees Of
the above namrd Company, will take the proper
steps to legaIize the removal OF said ONCE.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
A. ST. c. DENVFR, Secretary.
CCioma, August 29d, lS64-30d
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

oDD FsLLows' BALL.-.The Odd Fellows Of
Spanish Flat win give grand BAH on Wednes-
day St6OIng next in their new hall dt that
Plses.. ~ The procsen Of ,lhs ball sre to he
sPPIisa tNtuEnisAiBa ths,hsll. ~a presume the
hood ibA county VIII gene.
81 Ssd II sssl Z 8 So 3 iaIs.s tickets. ser
the 'Seed Of The Osdcr'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

REFLECT DEEPLY-JUDGE WIsELY.-
War, ar,pe>tilrnce and famine are looked up
on as the most dire calamities to which
humanity is subject; yet there is 81 rn'
agent at work among Us, Staying hy night
aud by day, whose victims are scarcely
less numerous. The scourge to which
we refer ih the malirratmeRt Of disease.
That thousands Of human beings annual
ly drug themselves TO death. or are drug
erd to death bv others, is q fact that no
one will have the temcIity to deny. The
question is, cannot this evil be Obviated !!
Are there not remedies in existence com
petent to the cure OF nearly all the inter
nal and superficial maladies TO which our
bodies are liable? DR.. Holloway, cer-
taiuly one OF the foremost physicians Of
our age. claims to have originated two
preparations, pill and An ointment,
which strike directly at the germs of dis
ease in the blood and other animal fluids,
and obliterate them. How shnll We test
the truth Of this claim! five call for
evidence, We fnd chat the Witnesses in
favor Of the remedies are "a multitude
that DO man can number" They are of
all counties and races. The Chimes, the
Mal&ys, the South American Indians, the
red men Of our own territories. join with
the civilized world in according to these
medicines most extraordinary curative
properties. We see not how such testi.
m0ny can be considered other than con-
elusive, on any logical principle. The
immense consumption Of the pills and
ointment in all parts OF the world cannot
be questioned. Wherever any product OF
civilization is sold, they are sold; and
whenever they have been introduced, they
have became 4 staple. These are truths;
we leave the. reader to make his own
comments.-Plymouth Journal
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
DistrIoe Convention,

The delegates from the Third Supervisor Dis
,trict met 10 District Convention, and organized
by electing G W. Hunter. President, and P.
G. Ryan, Secretary.
On moIiOn, DANiEL B. CRAIe was unanimous
ly nominated for Supervisor Of the Third Dis
trict. D..
On motion, Convention adjourned sine die.
@. W.. HUNTER, President.
p. G. RYAN, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

And in accordance with law, and an order Of the
D. 1864 SO many shares OF each parcel Of said stock
AS may be necessary, will be sold st the Auction
Room of Messrs. jerome Rice Co, No. 321 Mont.
gomery street, San Francisco, on the Thirteenth
Dav Of September 1854 at the hour Of IL o'clock A.
NJ, Of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon together with costs Of advertising and ex-
penses Of sale.
". r. MAURICE, Secretary.
Once, No. 7Gs Montgomery st., San Francisco.
[aug20td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
Calming Companies.
NOTICE OF AssEssMENT.

CosUMNEs coPPER-M1NIN0 CO.,
Middle Pork % Costumes River, n Dorado Coanly.
ATOfICE 10 hereby given, that Of meeting Of the
IN Board Of Trustees Of baid company, held on
the 3 day Of septSmbeF, 1854, assssgaenl Of one
DOLLAR afty cents pei share Wsi levied upon the
capital stock OF said COHPsDg, payable Immediately
in o. g. gid coin, 70 the Secretary, ut hs ONCE, In
Diamond Strings. n DO ado county.
Any stock upon Which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 81 day Of October, 1884, will be
advertised on that day - delinquent, and unless
payment shall be made before, will he sold on Sat
urday, the 18th dsy Of October, 1884, at O'Clock p
NJ at the once Of the Secretary, to pay the dellnr
quent asseSament, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
M. q. GRIFFITH, sse'y.
Diamond SpFfngS, Sept 7th, IsS4-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
MATHENAs COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Yir - q ora ni.,rct n nor. do Couptv CalifornIa

NOTICE Is hereby given that at meeting Of the
~ Trustees OF the shove Company, held on the
18th day Of August, 1864, assessment mo. 81 Of
Atty cents Per share of ten feet was levied upon the
capital stock Of said Company payable to the Treas
urer, at the office Of the Company, at Duncan's
Store on or before he l4th day Of September, 1854
Any stock upon which said ass ssment shall re-
main unpaid on the said l4t day Of September, 1854,
will be advertised on that day as delinquent, Sn6,
Unless payment be made before, will be sold on the
list day OF October, 1854, ate O'Clock P. NJ To pay
the delinquent assessment, together with the costs Of
advertising and the exp-nses Of sale.
By order of the Board Of Trustees. -,
B. II M0SELY. Secretary.
Duncans Store, August 18th, 1S64.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

MR. LINCOLN belongs to the Conserva.
tive wing Of the Republican party, We are
told, because he does not propose to break
down State lines. No, he simply ignores
themI lie is very much like the farmer
who would not break his neighbor's fence
down because his cattle could jump over
it into the cOrretield anyhow.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
The MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

DreP AFFLIcTTON. Financial ruin and
military disaster are not ell that a6lict
this nation at the present moment These
are seemingly enough 70 be borne at onee
bv any single people, but they are not all.
The whole country is illed with mourn
ing. There is scarcely family in the
land from which death has not taken the
strongest arm and the bravest heart
Here it IS q father, there q brother, In an
other place q son; but in every case the
one whom the rest could least AFFORD to
spare. Il is to this-to financial RUN. TO
--"..S->. e-.,.,--, - .-->->--;aO-> ~itS, tha
force and means employed, 70 state in
which one portion Of the people are
mourners and the remainder filling new
made graves - that this formerly happy
and prosperous nation has been reduced
in three years, by the folly, ,fnnaticism and
wickedness of the Administration. 1t is
Lincoln, Chase, Stanton and Seward-an
Abolition Cabinet, an Abolition Congress
and an Abolition policy-who have man.
managed our finances until ruin is the re-
suit they who have united the South in
its opposition until success has become
next TO impossible; they who have filled
the land With widows, graves and mourn.
ing they who contemplate further drafts
of victims and further useless sacrifices;
they who have trampled upon laws ard
spit upor the Constitution; they who have
robbed the people Of their liberties, bur
dened them with enormous taxes and
made mockery Of ofelections. Truly is our
country deeply afflicted by Abolition rule
and il we wish to prevent further nfflic'
ton We must defeat Lincoln.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

SPREAprxG.-Th Peace theory is be
coming popular everywhere. Some fear
the draft and others are sicEencd at the
useless and wicked sacrifice Of SO much
treasure and blood. II cannot be dis
guised that there is a growing feeling Of
diSconrage,nent and disgust among the
Pc nple eve ywhere. Shodiy contractors
and penSioned libellers who own and edit
Administration organs are the only per
sons who pray for continuance of the
war, as at present conducted. The peo-
pie who arc forced to do the fighting and
pay the taxes, desire peace. They think
that after the nation has been dish"norrd
by a reign Of imbeciIty, and the country
impoverished by the indaslry Of loyal
thieves, it is time to terminate the war.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

TAxXTFoN.-The new tax bill passed
by Congress embraces almost everything
we can see. bear, feel taste Or SMELL
everything from the cradle to the cOtanf
taxed. Taxation, in the various forms in
which tits applied, has become an Utmost
unbeara6les esAGsden upon thesFlchy and it
has madsSiE 16<KT q Tmp0eSi6Es IOr poor
pedak, G6e Iabofne eksses, taobtain the.
uctua Recessaries of life. sESsNtbensd-
icine which might stsy-ths band Of death
is taxed beyond the reach of poor men,
And Ehils- these amictiOus are being wis.,
ited upon the people, the corrupt thou
sandk who arc the recipients Of Lincdin's'
favor, sSe enjoying luxoAes and Smassing
St&&4@-f We. S=::, :is~,: t~ No. H--SSHNe
taxes are or how much 4he people suffer
so long ~ they obtain contracts by whirh
they can swipdle the GOvsEnments
UsUkPATIoN.--LincOlh, under the ASI
rants plea of "'military necessity" has
repeatedly usurped power. and the peo-
pie have tamely submitted to the usurpa-
tion. Some have been base enough to
justify and applaud it. Washington, in
his Farewell Address to the People o.
the United States" thus warned his
countrymen against usurpation -
Let there be no change BY usurpatinn; for
though this. in one instance, may be the in
sIrument of good, il is the customary weapon
by which free governments are destroyed. The
precedent must always greatly overbalance, iu
permanent evil, any partial or transient bene-
bit which the use can at any time YIELD"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
NOTICE oFJDELINQUENT SALE.

Ossipee Gold and Silver-M Mining Compa-
ny Location, Ell Dorado Co., Cal.
NJ Office - There is delinquent upon The following
~ described stock, on account OF Assessme1 ut lev
led ON the twenty-sxth day Of July, 1854 the several
amounts set opposite the names cf the respective
shareholders follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
Important Medical Notice |!
ELECTRoPATHIO NsTTUTE!
cas- Washington street,
Below Kearney street, San Francisco.
Establislsd February 1861 by an AsSOcEdttO1
Of Scientific Gentlemen for hs Cure Of
Diseases Gnd for the SEpprsSsfOn Of
GU ACK E r Y.

THE one great object Of the establishment Of the
Institute was to insure to the afflicted scientific
and honorable treatment where they would he safe
OIL the wiles Of empyrics. who net only rob them
of ;her money but aIAo oil their systems With poi
sonous minerals, thereby destroying what little OF
the constitution was left from the ravages OF disease
The result thus far has greatly exceeded the most
sanguine expectations Of Its founders. 30 liberal
has been the patronage Of the public, that the resi-
dent consulting Physician,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

...aA~-slEz aEz7Sz2:S SS2-AxS.
Location, Johntown Mining District, e Dorado
County, Califor MIA.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

OoTIcE-Thsre are due and delinquent upon
IN the following described stock Of said Compa ny,
on account Of Assessment NOs 4, levied on the 2th
day Of July 1894, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective stockholders, follows
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
VENEREAL.

This terrible scourge can be entirely eradicatsd-
by the system practiced at the Institute In much
shorter time ihan it hAs hitherto been acce mph1hea
by any physician tire country, and so entirely s
the disease remgxsd that Aint Is lett In the blood.
to break out Atssome future time. The Resident
Physician would here ad-se any one wh0 hiss ever
been afflicted, and who may have Any fears that
cure was not effected, that there 10 some Of the
virus still remaining, to call or write and consult
him, and they can al once have their minds FsliSv-
ed, and should there be any trouble, cure can be
warranted
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

Medicines. sent 70 all p9rta Of the State, Oregon,
aud Nevada Territory, In fact everywhere within!
the range Of express facilities.
All letters answered promptly aud With pleasure,
when directed Tn