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The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

COMPLIMENTARY TU LINCOLN. The Dav
ton (OhiD journal, an Administration
organ, call Thurlow Weed, the master
spirit Of its party, political Scoundrel, '
aud adds:
"Thurlow Weeds precise difficulty is that
Mr.. Chase would not permit him und his ham.
lev To rob the country through the Treasury
Department. The thieves Of the country are
the bitterest enemies of Mr.. Chase"
1t is "A notorious fact, it has been 20
stated by Administration organs. that
Lincoln, Seward and the BlairS, are 1.-THE
tittrrest enemirS Of Mr.. Chase; and the
Journals CHASING them among "the
thieves Of the country" is rather hrfty, nd
mitting it to be true. Chase incurred
Weeds hatred and was removed because
he "would not permit him and his harples
to rob the country through the Treasury
Department; and the inference is irresis
tible that the present head of the Treas.
ury Department will be more accommo.
dating to Weed!
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

ABoLITIDN STATE CONVENTION. - The
worshippeFs Of Old Abe, the r-InOrseleSS
wilow maker, met in Convention in Sac.
ramsAtO On Tuesday lest, and HOminated
j. @. AcCallum, of this city. and Sam
BranaAn, of San Francisco, to represent
the State at large as Electors; and Charles
@. Maclay. William W. Crane and War.
ner Oliver, to represent the Congressional
Districts. The Convention was anything
hut harmonious. There was fierce con.
test between the Old Liners and the Gun.
ness faciiOWS u ne Abolition party for
the ascendency. and the Old Liners ain
ed it. COnness stock, which once com.
manded premium, instantly deprecated.
and the "ShOrt Hairs" swore vengeance.
Their willy, naughty and indomitable
chief will play the successful faction q
"merry string" before the close Of the
campaign, He is vindictive and unfor
giving, and not distinguished for fidelity
to party. McCallum. Maclay. Crane aud
Oliver are his enemirs, Brannan his friend,
and DNannan was nominated solely he
cauEe Of his wealth. He i man Of in.
different character, inordinate vanity and
splendid stupidity and his wealth secur-
ed his nomination. The boys wanted
some one to bleed, and they selected Sam.
The District Conventions met immediate.
ly after the adjournment Of the State Con-
vention, and the first District nominated
D. c. McRuer, a man of Tom ShannOn'S
calibre. for Congress the second nomin
ated Wm. Highly, and the third John
Bid@ell. 1t is much weaker ticket than
the last, and the people, we think, cannot
be pursuaded into the folly of supporting
it. A delegate from this city informs us
that Highly publicly stated that he was
opposed to ConncsS. We give the state.
ment for what it is worth. We are salts
fled that COnness owns Highly, and will
not allow him to dispute the ownership
Bidwell and McRuer are claSSed as anti
ConnCss.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03


An Excellent InStttutiOn.-We wish
to call the especial attention of our readers to the
advertisement Of the Electropathic Institute Of
San Francisco, to be found elsewhere in our nd-
verti'ing columns The mode Of treatment at this
Institute is different from that pursued At any
other medical establishment on the Pacific coast.
No PoIRoNoUs DaUos ARs USED. DR. j. H.
JoSaHLYN, the RsSident and Consulting Physi
clan, has hssn Connsctsd With the Institute for
hvs yearS, and bsar' a very high reputation as =
Physician. His 6iccess iA the treatment OF dis-
eases Of PRIvATE NArURs has, during the past
four ysATs, driven nearly ell the quaeks with
which that city formerly abOundsd to other local
tiles. Persons suffering with dIssass, Of whatso
ever Nature. will % well u esli npOu, On. Josss
LTE, Who ts always ready to give his advice gratis
70 tAOse Who may consult Aim. faept3
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03
Pure Whisky for the Sick.
CT R G ULA AR:
To Physicians and Others.

NAV Y"RK. May ist, lS6,
Ma VIZ. I. CrTrER, JR Louisville, Ky.
DEAR eIR:-The great dificuity experienced in
procuring brandy huti!i'Itlt pure inr meditiual
purposes, has Induced many ~ Ihv r!,NS,iAnS rl
this vicinity I" ;dnt Rourhcn whisky asa ,uN,,i.
tuie, both in the hospitals and ia PnvaIe piact.c.,
and. since the latter has cOIIe .tu sIch =-Ir. usr
have reason to helievr that great u. toE s.hi
is Of very inferior quality.
Prr>timiuG tha; your residence in tie vicinity nf
the m;.uufi ficturtrs al W'l,ky in Etn,ucAv Us well
as your skin AS Chemist will able YOU 10 select
reliable article, and hAIiug tu cnhadruce "a yuu,
integrity, we rc led To iLqurt n hetvr you will not
aid Us III h wing his market suTprd. throush an
Agency, with tie best qlAliy - pure old Buurbol.
Whisky. f'r the use al The ScL .?
We are, very respectfully. sr. yours truly,
VALENTINE MOTT,
WILL,Rn PARKER, NJ D,
10 c nCTCliILIN. ND,
AUSTIN FLlNr. VI. d,
l. MIrCuELL, VI. b.
HtiNES 10 HNMIL1ON, " y
DEWITT q ENnS. u n,
OGDEN DO!MCS NJ D.
Professor OF c ,emistry,
W. CHAPMAN, NJ. D.
JAMES WnnD. Brooklyn
W. G =. HAYHI,
PhArnAceut.st, Brooklyn
Agent for Ell Dorado County-E0Rf RT
WHITE. Chenist, at Medical Hall. Man Street.
PlacerVii'e. t-epi3nS
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

Nor PALArABLE. To speak the truth,
either about the Administration OF mill
tary matters, is di>taStrful to the powers
that be, and is frequently prohibited. 1t
is no credit to our nation to be called, As
it has been by European journals, ina.
ton Of liars," on account of Stantun's dis
gracefully false dispatches. The able
correspondent OF the New York Times.
who appeared to b. as honest and truth
ful as it is in the nature Of an Abolition
lists to be, and often did present a tolera
bly, correct report Of battles that were not
always victories" has been ordered out
Of the army Of the Potomac by General
Meade; and the Times says the reason
for it is his telling too much truth! Truth
is dislOyal"; it embarrasseS 1.-THE Gov.
ernment" and gives aid and comfort To
the entIny,-therefore it must / e sup.
pressed.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

ANOTHER PIcTrRE OF SUFFERING AND
H"RRoR.-POli,ical parsons and ShOddy
organs tell us that LiRcnln. Stanton & Co.,
are conducting this war on the principles
Of humanity and christianity. We are
Skeptical on that point. It is our firm
conviction, after much reading and exam.
ination, that humanity and christianity
are totally repudiated by the illustrous
widow and orphan makers. II the most
favorable accounts Of AbolitiuniSts be
true, this war has been conducted, on the
part of the Administration, with sin,
cular vindirtivenesS and cruelty. A 10y
al correspondent Of the New York Herald.
writing from Sherman's army. furnishes
the following sad and sickening picture
of suffering and horror aiming the innn
cent, helpless and unprotected people Of
Georgia:
"It is sad to cnntemnlate the fearful suffer.
ing Ofthe people, particularly the woman and
we have campAignpd. Our men have, in tn"
many instances. burned down their houses, de.
strayed their contents, and driven their wetch-
ed inmates, hnuSeless. homeless, starving "ut-
casts. to perish Of cold and hunger.
IL have met irenzled groups If atfrighte6
starving woman and children huddled to2eth-
er in the woods where many "f them perish If
c,,ld and want. Such sad pictures nf nld and
y0ung-Rray. haired malronS and ,imid girls -
clinging together in hopeless misery, NAV be
Imagined. buI cannot be described. have
seen whole columns of brave men. melt awav
before the leaden storm nf shot and shell.
haze ridden Among the dead. the diving and
wounded Of many battle field have heard
the gruans Of fearful agony from the poor suf-
ferers under the scalp l.where piles af legs and
arms-ihe grim trophies Of war-atIe.trd
deaths fearful carnage. Yet was not moved
IA have been by the sight Of these poor help.
less miserables. Ans alas! for this cruel war
If blnnd and tears. Is there Tartarus deep
enough or hot enough f'r its authors
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

Nsw FIaN.-0ur old friend. Aaron Kahn
hSS sold bic clothing businSAs 10 MesArs. P.
6ilbsrmSnu aud Henry D. Raphael. Whn will
eoptipRs the buSinSss q the old stand. under
che style Of P. SiIbsFmann b O.. TIE new
arm. We doubt not. will do q Tine business, az
both gentlemen ars WeVI.kSown and deservedly
popular, aad Eithal thoTough men Of buainess
psd dsvsaish SoOd fslIpws. They start ofF with
. magnificent stock of goods, and an exhaust.
lSss supply Of fpsrasvsraues apd snesgy. Un.
slS Kahn will continue to purchase county
warrants snd gold dust. and illumius our city
wilh hIs ksDignsnt copDtenspcs.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

DsIssASsS ELscrsp AT the Democra ic
primary mesItngS held in this city IN Saturday
evening last. tn elect delegates to the C.unty
ConvsntiNn, which meets At the Thsater in this
city 70 dsy At 10 O'Clock. the GalI"wing named
SsulIemen we're elected: First Ward Il. r.
Titus. James JOhnson. John Kirk and George
Dudsu. seoond- George E. Williams. A. C.
SaArls. W. J. Burweli. u. W. A. worthen, NJ
BorOSsky and Frank Moniris. Third-M. x
9hsAFsr. Henry Oils aud George Bowyer.-
Fourth Charles Gildes and C. Regan. Fifth
w, B. Ditson,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

WDAre Indebted tO Robert White Tor pack.
49, Of "CnstSr's Bourbon whisky" sDd as we
.shs baEa sad bred WhsFs The article Haa
Heds. Ne bsLSOupstsRt To judge of i.s idsnti.
" !apd HAhssiaAiingly prOsOasseis ihs :'rss,
csitaoF.~ lie. wAiA1 aaaesat ~ iss sass IN tht'
ssessy, sSd q tf = vsis9slta eSF "Hisdicsns
.H1sposss. q eogFss. - aW anlY ssll il 10 III
Siekir We fasl bstteF sksady Sr0m he IssSsnd
hojGStly b$lisss q Ssw more pAsESksi xiI
tAsrOugGiy fejuvsuAts usi
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03
VENEREAL.

This terrible scourgr CAN b. entirely eradicated
by the SYSTEM praCticed ut The institute in much
shorter time than It has hitherto been accc mpIiShrd
by any physician In this country, and so entirely j..
the d>ease removed that faint rs lett in the blood
to break out ut some future time. The Resident
Physician would here ad"iSe any one who has ever
oeei afflicted. and who may have any fears that u
cure was not effected. that there 10 some OF the
virus stl'l remaining, to call write and consult
him, and they can at have their minds reIiev.
cd and should there be any trouble, u cure can be
warranted.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

MASoEIc.-ThSre will ba q stated eounmuni.
cation Of st. James Royal Arch Chapter, No.
1S, on Wednesday evening next. 1t is expect.
ID that NJ. E.. E1ra W. Vandscar, Grand
High Priest of California. will be present, Of
which the Companions will take due nOtieo,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03
Important Medical Notice
ELECTR0PATHIC INsTITUTE!
S45 Warrington street,
Below Kearney street, San Francisco
EstHI'f~|ed Fsbrwi"y ls6', Iy an 4 Aa-o-intioa
Of Scientific Gentlemen for Mr Cure Of
DiseAe" "n9 far the Suppression Of
@ U ACK E RY.

TUE one great object Of the cs,ab,ishment NJ IN,
Institute was Ia Insure to til afflicted -.'en i6t
and honorable treatment where hey would b- AZ,
h0'I The wes oi empyrirs. who net "nly RIB them
OF th-lr money bu' al,o f heir systerus with pi
sonous minerals, thereby destroy nE what little al
the constitution was left from the disease
TIE result thus tar has greatly exceeded the n,usr
sanguine expectations o. its f0uuterS. So liberal
has been the patronage Of the pubc, that the resi-
dent consulting phvsician
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03
]. q. JossELYN. M D..

Has been enabled to reduce the prices of cure yerv
materially, The Institute combines wi hin LIS prac.
tice bhth tn" use Of Vegetable Medicines and The
ELECTROPATHIC SYSTEM, hat is Ike use OF
ELECTRICITY and the celSbrat-d d ELECTRO MAG.
NETIC BATHS. the most powerful auxiliary in the
Temova Of diseases from the system, yeI discovered
1t j. not necessary to 'nuinerAte the diseases
treated at the Ins'itut:. Dis-as' 8. no matter what
may BE- their name nature, will be treated In tn
most scientific manner
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

HOllOway'S OINTMENT and Pills
THE ELEVENTH HOUR.-Let no victim Of
serofdla. ralI rheum or any ulcerous or erupti,r
Ealady, fancy cure impossible. 1t is never too
late to use HOlInway's Ointment for external com
plants his Pills for internal Disorders.
Sold at the manufactures, No 80 Maiden Lane,
New York, aud No pa StrV d, I."nd"n, and b,
all druggists. If the reader of this notice"
cannot get a box Of Pills or ointment fran the
drug store in his place, let hun write to me, %
Maiden Lane, enciosing the amount and | vii,
mail box free Of expense. May dealers VIII not
keep my medicines on hand hecau.e they cannot
make as much prof; 4, oil other persons make -
&c, e2kc c. and 81 per box rot. so
The WOrld-RenOWn Remedies,
HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT,
For sale in any quantities by
CRANE 4 BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

W. n. BRADsHAw has just received large
iavoics of new books, stationery. fancy goods
etc.. making bis stock large and attractive
We arc indebted IN him for late numbers oi
The New York woi ID and Tribune.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

GONE IRON OUR GAzE.-Thelr numerous ac-
quaintAnces ~ii regret To learn that Pal Nc.
Mahon and Tom Conner have closed ." The
Union" and gone To San Fran,iSco. They are
"gone from our gaze. but have lett us IL demi-
j"hn Of fine old sherry. tn soorhe our regrets,
which We will qnatf in bumpers to their health
and prosperity.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

DEHocaAsIc COUNTT C0svENrOH Dem.
OcrAtic County Couvsnnon meets in the Thea.
Ter ID THE city to-day At IL a'cl"ck ". There
b DOT DemOcrht in tASSiats who will hesitate
10 cordially and enthusiastically indorse the
smineptly sOnDd end PstriOtiO National plat.
Sbrm and our able and fearIeSs standard.bear-
era. The platform Is I'll that we could wish
and thnse who apprHvs it arc entitled 70 and
Ahall receive oar eAFneat and hearty support.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03
Special an6 GtntraI Notir,7

rae Physieian iS often blau.a a.
Wsssof success In hIstreatmsnt when IN. a,..,..N
nest in the recovery Of The sick Is to b.
'"ssan'n'''er'ns '@p1F' medicines Robert WA
aps@ecaTy' b paying particular attention a. =.
eo~P0unding physicians prescriptions and N.,sS
recipes from medicines Of ofuAdOubtsdNarty. -.
White Medical Han, is appointed aSent =, ~.
"f the gsOIins Psssnt n6i6Aes. -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03
Read: Read! Read! Read I.

RheumatiSm, Neuralgia, Wakeful-
ness, Weak-Bark, q ca Ft Disease,
Mental and Physical Debility, Inn.
p0teney, Timtdity and ~A1i Diseases
arising from DOr0ngemont OF the
Nervous system can be Readily
Cured By the use OF WATTS NER.
VOUS ANTIDOTE.
For Sala. at Wholesale. By Crane 3 Brigham,
corner Of Clay and Front StTsstS. Sen FSanaiSOo
and By ell Tsspsctable DSuEEiStS svsFywhsTe.
-. -- --.----- tsae61ml
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

HARMONY AMONG THE LoYALISTs The
able and dignitied Conness organ in San
Francisco says the principal editor of the
Alta declared on the streets Of that cit, ,
that "no friend Of Conness could be elect
ed to Congress" that zone hundred thou
sand dollars had been raised for the pur-
pose of Defeating any man nominated by
the Conness clique" A pretty specimen
Of loyalty! Are the loyalists tired OF
wearing the ConnesS collar? Arc they
prepared to carry their threat into cxecu-
ton and bolt? Not at all. ConnrSs has
the advantage Of them-he knows them
and they don know him. They mistake
their man if they think they can intimi
date him by threats. lie knows he is the
leading spirit Of his party in California
he is conscious Of his power and Influence.
AMI that the party cannot afford TO offend
him or disregard his wishes. Its destiny
is in his hands; word from him caIl
make it formidable or contemplate. Its
ambitious leaders and greedy and needy
"tticc.seekerS, much al they may hate
ConneSS and deSpies themSrlveS for sub
mitting to his dictatiIn, will yet cringe tc
him that "thrift may follow fawning;'
and we predict thnt the Alta will be among
the first to "b' w the knee" to ConncsS
He knows the loyal editors Of this State
perfectly and estimated them at their tru,
value. when he said they could b. h~ugh
for pint Of peanuts. lie can get along
without their support and they can't with
out his. and he knows it,and he therefor,
treats them with supreme disiain.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

THE Yreka journal saws it is even now
on the fellows who, whenever a stage is
robbed or a crime Of any kind i commit
ted, cry out "anniher Constitutional
Democrat in trouble II says a chap left
that mrighhorhnoi last Tuesday morning
with ticket Of leave" for San Quentin
lie was one Of your intensely lhval"
kind, alwnvs aching for chance to hang
topperhrads. He was also "hnwlng
Ahol,ioniSt." an enthusiastic admirer OF
Uncle Abraham. lie carried the flag here
IN the Fourth Of July. He didn't com
mi, much Of a crime. Not much, com.
pared with highway rohhe'y. But the
Judge gave him ten years for attempting
tn commit rape on little girl scarcely
six years old. and affecting her " ith u
l"athSome disease. The first letters f
his Maine is D B Warm. You will find
him over at State p 'iSnn, that is If his
Abolition friends down below don't stop
the stage and rescue him.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03


USELESS SACRIFICE. Mr.. Jefferson, the
" Apostle of Liberty" and the author of
the Democratic creed, wrote IN 1921
regret that am to die in the belief that
the useless sacrifice Of themselves BY the
generation of l776, to acqni G self gov
ernment and happiness for themselves, is
to be thrown away by the unwiSe and
unworthy passions of their sons, and that
my only consolation is to be. that I shall
not live to weep over it," 1t was LIFT to
this generation to realize the calamity 50
distinctly foreShadoweh by the grra,
statesman who contributed sn much to the
establishment Of republican institutions
upon this continent. White men are de.
plivrd Of their liberties hy Aholitinni>tS,
and arc useleSslv sacrificed, to emancpatv
the negroes of the South.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03
TO FEMALES.

Ladies' afiicted in trouble will ind 1T the Insti
tute one Who can understand and synpathise with
them in their afnctions, and one who will tender
mem prompt assistance, no matter what NAV be the
trouble or disease with the utmost dispatch and sc
creey. Irregularities attended to promptly and By
the most approved methods
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03
ICE1 ICEt FCEG TCEs

~ saAssSsA FsspsolAuRy iaAOrAs D. 49, = e..
o. PiaceTvil's that he is sgain prspsFoa ~" " =
niSh them With pure N0untaia Ice. in qeans..isS
suit. Orders LEFT At the KnieheToacssi -SssssTe S>s
sAssA Aesv Sclow the Gary HeuSah ~@ - :.
pny1 mo. NeF. HEAhS''
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

Oh. :. II. JOeSELYN has no connection viii
any. other establlshment 10 Cali EnrnIa RAmemhe,
the No.. 04b Washington Street.
san Francisco, September Sd, 186L-Sm
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

We are indebted IN Wells, Fargo 4 ca. for
nan EnHe'sco PaPeFS,, va PFeeport and L..
tro0e' ashVrred hefors breakfast regularly.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

ARREST or CouSrERFElrERs.-The detective
police have arrested aud imprisoned at Buffalo,
n. Y, one Andrews and his associates, whom
they caught IN the act of making counterfeit
OF Ayers CAthartic Pills. Their detection
was accomplished at the instance Of Aessrs.
J. G. Aver 4 Co., Of Lowell. Mass. who have
shown commendable energy and prnmptiiude
in projecting the public from imposition thru
spurious limitations of their invaluable medi.
cines.
DR.. Ayers SarsaparilIa, Cherry Pecioral and
Pills have come TO be staple necessities with
the community. and the imposition on the sick
Of spurious, worthless. if not injurious fAbricA-
ti0ns Of them, is in fact the contamination Of
vilIainy. We hope the scoundrels will get
their due, and in the keeping they now are,
they are pretty sure Of it, Police Gazette.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

AGRIcULTuRAL FAIR.-The Sixth Animal
Fair Of the Fl Dorado County Agricultural
Society, held ut CnlOms this week. was well
attended. and the exhibition Of fruits, wines,
ETC., highly HAttering to the Soil Of our county
and the skill snd intelligence Of "ur producers.
Many Of our citizens attended IN Thursday and
Friday. We expected friend ut Coloma 10
furnish us full account Of what was to be
seen OF the RaiF. but be bAS failed tO,cOnRect-
bis wiFes being doWn 10 the vicinity of AlIhO6Ts
wine cellaF- and We are compelled to 60 to
press without il.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

Medicines sent to all partS of the State, OREGON
and Nevada Territory, In fact everywher. within
the range Of express iaciliIieS.
All letters answered promptly and With pleasure
Wnen directed TO
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03
SEMINAL WEAKNEss.

That soui-destroying disorder can be cured IN 4
very short time by the system practced Al the Inst
tute, and perfect cure warranted.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03
Gburrbrss. GbarttabIe OroeT=

=, FSsss.tSss EytSOepsf CAusI>ss. -.
eve'v Sunday morning, - laN s'cock ~ -.
a. same place, at u o'clock, .. y. COLOMASs.asss
On the nrst and third Sunday gvenlnRr a. ~ ~e
At o'clock I'll DORAD0-eerViesS On ~ -.
and fourth Sunday evenings Of the month - ss.esa9
O'Clock DIAMOND sPKINGS-serVIce on ,hsNVsle hsvse
ond and fourth Sundays Of each meuih' A. 49,. -.
Pm. O. @. PEIRCR N.Y.
Residence, Cary House. PiacervIIIe ~;
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

Catholic Chureh-Rav. \. I.
viii Otieiate In oeorgstOWn on evsFT a,.s go
Of the month Also, In cOlona Church 81 ~" ~
Sunday. Divine service COMMENCES Al IA : -
VesPeTs, In ~. PatTIck'S Church, P,se,FvinS.' :.
every Sunday evening, At quarter past !. ~
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

THE Democrats Of San FFaneiso cred %.
lutte Of Ons hundred gnns IA h6nor Of the nom.
iuation Of Gen. Mcclellan.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

---s.
Palmyra Lodge, No. lSl,F, AN
holds its stated comnun cations on Thursdav nisN,
next preceding the fullfAoOn Of eArh Month In "a
Frnows' Hall, FlacefVille, An brethren In 80
standing are invited to attend. sO1
WILLIAM Il. CIoCKER, W.N
Z. 4. PKNWkLL. SecFefaTy
COO
Masonic eNOtice.--St at ed MeotlmRs ~
II p"rad" Lodge, No. 26, are held At Masonic Mar
on the Monday OF or next preceding the Full Noon
Ia each month.
FREDERICK '. BARsS, W.M
L. ". FEcHBuNER, Secretary
-eAN
MaSOnlc.-.SierraN Nevada COuneiI.
No 80, Of Royal and Select Masters. h0Ias Otstei
meetings on the evening of the nTs, Tuesday ef
each month, in Masonic Hall. Plarerville.
AARON KAHN, TIN.
L. W. FEcHHEIARH, Recorder.
Masonic. 80 81. james Regal Arch
Chapter, No. lG. holds its regular meeting, in ka
sonic Hali, on the evening OF The Arsi Kednesasv
Of each month All Companions In good stasAins
will be cord tally WeIromed
WILLIAM a. JANCARY, N. EH.P.
L W. pEcHHGAER, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03
COLTS Pts TOL s,
OF allEizes. constantly on hand.

W- Gentlemen desiring the l. test S;,lcs aLd
BEST GOODS t" b. had. UOuln do we'll TO give Us Il
call before purchasing tlSeNh here, are sure v.
suit the taste of the mo-, fas; i,linus
n. B.-NeW Goods received -vCrV Week.
4. SILBERM ANN co.
A; he old ,'a ID ul sEAln.
septsl Maa St, PiScrrvl!e
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03
CA THOLIC FAIR!
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. PATRHCK'S CHURCH

A. Confidence Pavilion, Paesrvilit,
Tuesday and wednesday Evenings,
September lath and i4th, 1854.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03
J. a. JosSELTN, M. D.,
RestdOnt Physician.

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