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ltRs'. Eummor Arrangement 1884.
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CLEVELAND POST 0RFI1sy
Commeuoins Monday, May 18Th, iE4.

k5-MailS viii be opened and ready for ds.lscgI ous
hour after arrival Of trains.
RsS-An Mails close one hour before dspartzrs OF
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPUT
EAstern Through arrives at 5C0 "A. NJ, snd Isl End
$50 r. ID,
Eastern Way arrives at 1910 A. al.
khtHburRh Through arrives At 5 4s 4. r.
do Way arrives ct S3} ? &.
5andusky Way arrives at 9:I5 =. NJ.
hahoning Way arrives at 500 P. n.
UlncinnAH Through arrives at g:l0 a. 4 80 p n.
do Way arrives at $40 P. Nj.
western Through arrives ct $50 q, sud $50 p n
DO Way arrives at 2:45 Y. N
Medina Way arrives at 4;00 p. Nj.
Rookp6rt, &C., arrives TuesdRys TtuF.safF agE Est
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bFeoksYllls Bath, &C., arrives Houcsys sRd EF;aaYs
sharon Center, Granger, North BsyaisoD 81, arrives
- Hondsys and Fridays at P. NJ.
" harrensYiie arrives daily ct l0:l5 &. q
E9st Cleveland and Enciid arrives detiy .
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GEORGIA. BANK GOLDFISH,
6SEn.l1S AIMMA1's, Shuolid-St.
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BEs 4 s. 4 IA A 81
Aasbsr Of The Royal College of Physieaas,
Losdoa, EagI@sd; GrsdHGts Of
Bseords Rog0ita1 for
REMALE DI6EAET

: FINALE DISEASE
End aoOnstantattsLdant Of Paris, London, New Or
bans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
kas opensd an Ofice at the
-r johnson House. Cleveland,
WhSrs he win be happy meet all those who are AZ.
1ictsd with Eubacuts and chronic diseases
His treatment Is entirely different IRON the old
plan, and is mild, ecaeiOus and elective His med
ioinss simply vegetable extracts and oils they
have bssn USED but By two other physicians in
America besides himself. He has spent the greatest
part Of his life and thousands Of doller in obtaining
. isW secrets In bis profession he tes the Urine
for all forms OF disease. No charge giving an
honest and true statement Of thier case.
- .sPERMhTORHG.A.
10 YOUEa MEN.-He can prove TO you in few min
utes that he is the only physician ever treated
with that this disease. For every patient who
viii follow hls directions, he will give One Hundred
Doars II he tails IN curing this disease No charge
made ior consultation. those at distance who
Wishao consult the Doctor may 90 80 bI sending
small vial OF urine By mail, With name saz and age,
and be viii answer describe their case and the
Feasibility O getting redcii By enclosing return
postage stamp. msr5-fN
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CLOTHES WalReER.

-DUTNAM'S C7.UT-l rs WhINu
ERS Dealers purchasing Wrinzers to sell IL
~ SI,V -ons but the unds 5gned, as I own the coun
II DF right OF purchase and also caution Citizens
sho buy Tor family nee from purchasing o. any o1t
but myself or agonta, sAO = DlCnl
9sT = fns1psTios-Gi. opFoSite Potfosee.
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MEDlGAE
1l5IlIss2S S SISSs|SS
;{2SsissIiISlESN1
t41r DGf.lGkRS PRRMIUNIi
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Ok SpsTmatoThea, aleet, 60, an9
EMPO EHOX OUR ED,
6B'FER ALL -OTHEB TREATMENT TAIIS
DR.. A. GIBSON

H.. Oh. a. & LB6JN
aurmerly OF Kew York CITY will pay one hundreu
ioiiars Tor the proof that he eyer sls % cure the
sDove named diseases He will pay the same sum foi
the proof that any other Physician in the United
states treats the same diseases with equal success
After. many years Of iabOUiOus study and expert
0noe, Or. GIBSON is happy p beingabie TO announce
q the unfortunate, thai NJ hs perfected system OF
D. The SPEEDY ArsD- Psgi58 4GNE1 UURs
oi pc above and also all eoaagious diseases o. toe
sEPRoDucTIvE ORGANS, with all bad Effects arisin
theretrOm, including gensFal
DEBILITY or NERVOUS PsOsTaATIUs
de has succeeded in curing cases IL tuis CITY
Oi whom had expended huudreos collars win sell
styled physlclansi Who 5rc ess 20 ireat sl private
uiaiadies with -slcces1 qnt Ui;hcut receiving the
rast particle osneA r-i .g
some % lsss ,-0ndCn Paris, as perhaps some
others 80 q zoe purpose o. ensnaring the innocent,
- % @rsf ~ m Il ~ mi9 boss oF Fst Il t a. n tSat e he
sole rive entire satisfaction to those who re
0se confidence in his ability and integrity, and that
-e nsa perfected an American sSstsm Of treatment
gusch challenges any Physician Of London or Paris,
9r auY patent medicine to equal for the radical
% semfual weakness, ard all diseases or dersnEe-
uehts bcth mental ard physical, arising from ssI.
uRl or secret abuse. m 7f
following advantages all Otthsrs yet discovered
sad rst the agenIs used are IN 10 respect dsagreea
cRry nor any other delsteriOus drug; secondly, no
restrictions in diet business s required thirdly
his reatmentis positive and certain in all He
stands prepared to go into any public private hos
pital in the United States and demonstrate the i'm
nlemge auperiOr1ty OF LIS new treatment over huy
5ther now known to the world in point OF prompt
ness permaneuog, nildness, safety and convenience
10 the patient. ..I. p HAr.r.r
Or. GIBsoS is permanently, lOcaUed in Cleveland,
and has during the past Hfye years performed many
Of diseases which had for years resisted all other
modes OF treatment. References can be given 70 in
yiduas Of the first respsCtabilty In Cleveland, BOs
ton, New York and other cities in regard to skill and
integrity in all professional transactions Dyspepsia
Rheumatism, ScrOfulA, and all chronic diseasRs
treated with superior succass
eE Medicines sent to ang Part the nO1ntry o.
receipt OF ten dollars.
Dr.. GIRgoN's New Work hFhi fnF sals Gi
/ BIS once. .-.
astT DBs aIBgoE
EloFE5g0R OF Il =IzG oFATltE AID haE-liza,
Street f.ur doora from gunerfor
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GLAND 5 EslER.

4 ~ -4-AAt - y 49, y L. a.
ss4. sUaasR slleArGEMEUT. lssA
IN and sasr Eendzy, aIay Jith, lssA, Pssset ser
Trains VIII run - ioiloUs, tsuudAgs excepted
LEA VI CLEVELAND:
sgt8 a. gl--DhF EXPRESS FRAIN-snoeutag q
5Jnn-sut siid tsfFslr aI, ~ sTd s-rivS - s-,..s
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PeinesViiie, hshtablla and GirETd only, and a.
rigas ~ hTis 81 ,, NJ, bunk1kS;. 22. n, Bu
$50 +. Rs.--nAII, AHB AC1qas EOnsTIOH-
sr SIeFpiaE ss s4 ststieoa nd azEivas IS 1-is al
1saO II, ti.-EIgET aEPREtss TRkIE-s.op,tua
At PaiEeagilioi kshlabnia and Girsrd onIF asd
Erizes - Erie s. is-o O. n, pankhS 80 =
u n, BuGaiD s.si ., n.
E.z6gE HsIa
IZA. a.-rEIaGT ELEBEES ThAIH--Et01pfns a.
iirHfd, Ash lhbt.ia and PAinesgliie oriy, and a..
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-Siofp!ng & III ssAtioItf shd srTiTss Es Clsye.
10 4. fEISJ EXFc zss-s stopping >. All sss-
-t sl2ps e1csFt SgsHgiils, saYbTo0k, GEi5nViiiF,
regrT, MontoT and Nioklifs, snd arrives Al
HsFclacd 81 La ,. y.
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rsrt, Ccsircsut, iah.nbuis. and Paiu5sTf,'e
lniJ. sni RuiEsz "a Gisyo'aRj at s:z8F 4
~ Second usss Cazs ars re CD ell throuah
ftsia1.F u
ziI the trains rosue Esstssre o6nhest 81 Olevslara
b trains scr Ioasin, chicago, OoiRarbul, Uiucin-
sssi, indianapolis Sc. louis, 80; and eli through
4ifa going tGdrrHrd, connect ~ Dulkirk with the
s.tn1 o ths 3, = 3 RAiiroa5, sad q 5u6alo vita
Z x Uity RailrosI, cr New YORK, albany, Boston,
CARA fells, 80, and a. Eris VIII trains on ths
ilssi0i ghig SID Erie Hetirced. saf
T-DaF Expre1t, ASST and Welt ooHuecr8 ~ Z irEro
s't1 Trains on ETie and Fittsbursb Railroad scr
Iil sEEiiie, hesdriiss JaRsssto, y, e.
.svainuo. May 18TH, ISs4
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PURE sYAlPATHY,

PURE sYMPATHY,
Sore Throat, cough, Cold,
.pd l,mIiar troubles, suffered 10 progress resn e.
eTio1s PulmohRrys Bronchial and SSH wat,t e
ions, often times tnourable-
BROWNS BRONCHIAL rkJCHEs
arc oompoundsd 50 a. 10 reach sissory fse ssst o.
ths disease and giFssmost .slAa sefe
SBrScid Dy all Drty }i4s' rr.sru in Medicine
an the United States 'a -.rsign countries, n
q NJ ~ T. au22-R
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CTEEL JRWELRY-A NKw In.
~ sortstioo A 9. kHTTBARG
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SHIRTS AND COLLARS.

PEARANUE Of ths'r ~ !. '-''- -
SHIRTS AND COLLARS
and desirous Of having those that will SET WE'LL
hnd Alph SbAT, are invited 10 lesTs their Orders
~ KEPPB ER'sg
where they can depend uson being suised. None but
the pest goodz are use, and thorough work GuAran-
:, = = tBAoLIoNe FoE EAsUREaENF,-Eor ueck take
me number o. inches roundtAJ. For sleeves tsks
IQIn center Of back tB) TO hand OF eIbof On thepoe
Q extreme OF Gun tD), the srm being 10 the positfop
shOHn IN the engraving These are all the neasur-
ments required. .i-7 w no. y 80
wARRAHT a GcoD FIT s-'i
~ fhe sssh te be paid to the, Express Company
"a AE9nt I q SII M PTI;.7F KEPPNER,
land, Ohio, three doOrs from the Court 'fftksl9,,
fublic SqGarr. fnai29-R2
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aENT3, aO9ga.5
( FREMONT FOUNDRY & MA.
4 CHINE SHOP.

x @SA4HAO4NL 4OON IN ~ MA
CHINE SHOP.
messrs- June & Eurtis,
have enlarged their Works, aud added new machine.
Oul1 n glnes from one hundred horse power 20 the
EXCELSIOR CIRCULAR SAW MILL.
This mill win cut from l6 OoO to s0aO feet o; inch
soards IN Il nours with four TO supernts end Il,
Ne also buhd our improved mulay mill which viii
cut nom 1905 TO 1909 feet in twelve houfH We do
Halter ourselves tbst we can and do build the
BE at MILLS IN TaG ATAPEl
WeaIso manufacture the
JUNE & CURTIS SUGAR MILL.
This mill will express 500 or 700 gallons OF uis in Y
hours with one morse, or 0JI with twu horses Ii
au net be broken It weighs 16U0 lbs and s made Of
the best materials. We manufacture
ALL KINDS OF CAST PLOWS
adapted to tho soil Of Northern Ohio. We make
Tw HORSE PLOw FOB $3.50
which 9TH shop can GO at the present high rate
1fmAtorizis. We can furnish ali kinds OF
CIRCULAR, MULAY & DRAG BAWsi
a Man lfacturera prices. We have on hand two
ENGINES & BOILERS
for sale, which we will sell cheap
We Wit pay the Highest Prioe in Cash for an kIRds
u Old iron, copper aud brass
Give call and will satisfy you Of the truth Of
The sbOFe statement.
zs,sr8 JUNE & CURTIS.
krenlont. April ]. 1854 anrls-Ise.
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$50 Rar's

The Seasons and their Changes.-Win
Ter SIN Hnssrs in the lap u spfins, ard cold
northwest Wind i Jet with us. Yesterday We had
cold, biesk ran and east wind. To-Day shAl
have snoW- storm psoba0lI, and to morrow q me.
Hunshiny day These sudden changes play sad haV, c
win thoeo Of our citizens exposing themselves and
particuisgly fhcIo hasfne weak iunEE. Eor ali Dis
easss Of this nature hadsme Fortsr's Oou6 Balsum
wiz be found invaluable Retziled By al Druggists
u = and s0oenn.
- Madame Rortsr'b Curative 8alsam 81 5e ob
tliRsd At Benton Bros, sud Sirens Armstrong;
Wholesale Agents. uiereland. ohio. msys4- 4 lW
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Trina
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LIN heports Of the HoWhrd AEsociation-5snE BY
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dress DR.. J. bklLLEh HBUGh EUk, Howard As
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Pa mArSrh M
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up stairs, opposite the City Hotel
0f5cs hours frem9 70 II and from 70 O'Clock
daily Sundays excepted
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amaT tine an wide BeTeRes being fuii sB5ortmeut
OF Mourning Goods all at reasonable prices
IRISH Linens, Pillow case Iii lens, &c, &C with =
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assortment Of Plaid mohslls, Ire pectiuily In
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guarsnte TO sell them ooda at prices satsfact ~ "
{. emseIves a-fa y. S.HYMAN,
Ipav9s Corner surerior st. spd PHhl,c SGnare
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PERS

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lLAVkLAND s TOLEDO B. r.

J. II DEFsREUx, Sup's.
=. =. 1AEhe, g. Y. Agout mhyls
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1864-12-17

PROPOSED PLAN FOR PRoLoNGING LIFE.
M. Robin, an eminent French chemist,
in memoir recently presented to the
French Academy, expressed belief that
human life may be greatly prolonged and
enters into 40 argument to shew that his
opinion is based upon sound reaEoning. -
He also gives the result of his personal
observations on this subject, and pro-
poses to demonstrate the truthfulness of
his position by actual experiments upon
animals whose lives are Of short duration.
His argument is, that the mineral matter
which constitutes an ingredient in most
of our food after the combustion, is in
our system to incrust and stiffen :he diff
feTent parts of the body and to render i'm
perfect many OF the vital processes.
He compares human beings to furnaces
which are always kindled life EXISTS on
ly in combustion, but the combustion
which occurs in our bodies, like that
which takes place in our chimneys, leaves
q detritus or residium which is fatal to
life. To remove this, he would admins
ter Tactic acid with ordinary food. This
acid is known to possess the power of
removing or dissolving the incrustations
which form on the arteries, cartilages and
valves of the heart. AS buttermilk
abounds ~ith the acid, and is, moreover,
an agreeable kind Of food, its habitual use,
it is urged, will free the system from
these causes, which inevitably cause
death between the seventy. fifth and one
hundreth year AnnuaI of Scientific
Discovery.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1864-12-17
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

Resolved, That in the future, as in the past, We
will adhere with answering fidelity to the Union,
under the Constitution, as the only solid founda-
tion Of our strength, security and happiness as a
people, and as the framework of government
equally conducive to the welfare and prosperity Of
ali the States, both Northern and Southern.
Resolved, That this Convention does explic
lily declare, as the sense Of the American people,
that after four years Of failure to restore the
Union by the experiment Of war, during which,
under the pretense Of the military necessity Of a
war power, higher than the Constitution itself,
that instrument has been disregarded In every
part, and public liberty and private rights trOdden
down, and the material prosperity of the country
essentially impaired, justice, humanity, and hber
ty, and the public welfare demand that imme late
efforts be made to bring about a cessation OF hos
tilitics, with view Of an ultimate Convention of
the States, or other peaceahle means to end it,
that at the earliest practicable moment peace may
be restored on the basis Of the Federal Union of
the States.
8. Resolved, The direct interference of the
military authorities Of the United States in the
recent elections held IN Kentucky, Maryland. Mis-
souri, and Delaware, was shameful violation Of
the Constitution and a repetition Of such acts IN
the approaching election will be held to be reNolu-
tiOuaTy, and resisted with all the means and pow
er under our control.
1. Resolved, That the aim and object Of the
Democratic party is to preserve the Federal Cnion
and the rights Of the States unimpaired, and they
hereby declare that they consider the Admlnlstra-
tion's usurpation Of extraordinary and dangerous
powers, not granted by the Constitution; the sub
version of the civil by military laws in States not
in instruction the arbitrary military arrest,
imprisonment, trial and sentence of American
citizens in States where civil law exists in full
force /; the suppression Of freedom of speech and
Of the press the denial Of the right Of asylum !;
the avowed disregard of State rights the employ
ment Of unusual test oaths, and interference with
and denial Of the right Of the people to bear arms
as calculated to prevent the restoration of the
Union, and the perpetuation Of a Government de-
irving its just powers from the consent of the
governed.
s. Resolved, That the shameful disregard by
the Administration of its duty in respect to our
fellow citizens who are now and long have been
prisoners Of war, and in suffering condition,
deserves the severest reprobation, on the score
alike Of public and common humanity.
G. Resolved, That the sympathy of the Demo-
cratic party is heartily and earnestly extended to
the soldiers of our army, who now are an have
been in the field, under the flag Of their country,
and in the event of our attaining power they will
receive all the care, protection and regard that
brave soldiers of the Republic, they have SO no
bly, earned.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1864-12-17

WALKING A RAFT.-A fellow once step
ped out of the door of tavern on the
Mississippi, meaning to walk mile up the
shore to the next tavern. Just at the
landing there lay big raft, one Of the old
fashioned whalers, a raft q mile long.
Well, the fellow had heard the landlord
say the raft was mile long, and,hc said
unto himself, al will 60 forth and see
this great wonder, and let mine eyes be-
bold the timber which fhe hand of man
hath hewn." So be got on the lower end
and began to ambulate over the wood in
pretty fair time. But just as be started,
the raft started too, and as be walked up
the river he walked down, both travelling
at about the same rate. When he got to
the end of the sticks, he found they we're
pretty near the shore and in sight of a
tavern; so he landed and walked straight
into the tavern he'd come out of. The
general sAmeness OF things took him q lit.
tbs ahaeky but he looked the landlord hard
in the face and settled it in his own way.
Publican" said be, are you gifted
with ary twin brother, who keeps o sim
liar sized tavern, with duplicate wife, a
COMFORTING wood pile, and corresponding
circus bills, q mile off from here?"
The tavern keeper was fond of fun, and
accordingly said it was just so.
"And, publican" he continued, shave
you among your dry goods for the enter
tainment Of man and horse, any whisky
of the same size as that Of your broth
er's." .--,-@--
And the tavern man said, that from
the rising of the sun even to the going
down of the same, he had.
They took drinks, and the stranger
spake again, saying:
Publican, that twin brother of yours
is mighty fine mana very fine man,
indeed but, do you know. I'm afraid he
suffers good deal with the Chicago dip
iberia"
"And what's that" asked the landlord.
"It's when the truth settles so firmly
in mao that none of it ever comes out.
Common doctors, Of the catnip sort, call
it lynn. When left your brothers con-
fectionery, there was raft at the door,
which he swore his life to, was mile
long. Well, publican, walked that raft
from bill to tail, from his door to your'n.
Now, I'know my time, and am just as
good for myself as for boss, and better
for that than any man you ever did see.
l always walk mile, on good road, in
twenty minutes; and I'll be busted with
an overloaded Injun gun, if I've been
more'n ten minutes comm here, and step
pin over the blamed logs, at that"
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1864-12-17
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SUMMONS.

OTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF n ~,
~ SIN Justices Court, PlacerVile fovnCh'sS1o'
To John Hume, p. Chamberlain, and II q Nv,
er, non-resdents Of Piacervie Township. Gr.aCok:
You are hereby summoned to appear before ~ u
my ofiice In Placervlle Township, Of the CounsS.s
FL Dorado, on the 18th day Of September A n ~
at 5 o'clock, p NJ, to answer unto the comnI:iH. 4
Charles Sibeck, resident Of PlacerviIle Fowna,ot
who sues to recover the sum Of e2l0 co. VITA in
est thereon at the rate Of two and a-haif per 49,
per month, from the - day OF October. lSso es Is
on a certain Judgment rendered in Ire o. eu !.
James Oates, Justice OF the Peace for PScs..s.,0lt
Township; when judgment will be taken SS.,as.
you for the said amount, together with cot: ~
tlAONGss, 4 yNO SaS 20 eVneAT andeanswer.. my
10 tRe Sheriff aIly' Constahbc = s.s
County, Greeting Make legal service and rvtnS',
hereof
Given under my hand, this 10th day Of septewA.,,
A. D. 1884, JOHN BJisH
Justice Of the Peace In and for said Township.
Publish three months, BY order Of Court.
septl7-Sml JOHN BUSH, j. P.