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The Shasta courier., 1864-05-14

SrvrRTHosNs FERRY.-We are requested
y Dr. S lseri'ern to s;S.e, f.f .he inforna
ton of all WHOM it may concern, that a. the
late session Of the Board of Supervisors, he
was granted license for both his ferries
across Pit river, for ten years.
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-14

LAssEN CouNTY-At an election held in
this county on the I'd inst, the whole Demo-
cratic ticket, with the exception of Sheriff,
was elected. Susanville received majority
of 104 votes over Jaynesvile for county seat
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-14
BENJAMIN SHURTLEFF,
PHYSICIAN.

oFrIoE-At former place of business, next door to
City Drug Store MIA
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-14

GEN. BUTLER seems anxious TO visit Rich
mond. in order to present his respects to the
high-toned secesh ladies of that burg. His
popularity with secesh ladies is fully estab-
lshed to ensure him warm. reception.
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-14

Coon APPoINTMENT.-George d. Eerhes,
County Recorder, has been commissioned by
Gov. Low Notary Public for this county.
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-14
From our Extra of Thursday.

Chicago. llth.-Specials from Washington
say that rebels have large entrenched depot
of supplies on North Anna line of defense
towards which Lee is directing his retreat
Grant in following him will be leaving hi:
base of supplies, but his men have raticns for
several days with them
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
CIaxar self.


A great French natural historian. on. Of
the leading members Of The Geological SO-
ciety of France. was lately taking tOGs'
in Algeria, and had occasion to call oR the
officer commanding the garrison there.-
Passing through the yard, which being .
barrack was naturally crowded with sol
diers, his attention was called to two Zoh.
ayes, who were playing with "a animal
which to the learned savan was psrfsct
novelty. He stood and stared it evident
ly belonged to the group Of Rodentis, hut
to what classl 1t was neither the Muss.
rattas, for it had no tail nor the ArVico-
Ia amphibious, for that certainly has no
proboscis like that which the astonished
professor saw in the specimen before him.
lie asked the Zouave, ian intelligent sol
dier, as he afterwards obossESS:
WhaI amman is thatS a.,
Naesisur u is ODF ,tEss2kRd EsAr g..
You find it herer
In the neighbcrhood, but very rarely.
The natives say that they are dying oOE,
and the breed will soon be lost t,,,
You will sell that one, perhaps?
"a All, M9rSieur, it belongs to Hs txe.---
Whatwou rnsss &,iS sur lit.le .aEenss4 ::
ment. The poor soldier has but few still
Jean and myself are poor and would part
with our little playfellow for 400 francs.
The Professor objected to the price,
even science NAV be bought too dearly
but finally agreed to give 100 francs for
the one rat, and 400 francs if in week
they could get him female Of the same
race. He was absent for week, came
back, got his male and female rats, paid
his 400 francs, chri>tened them the class
mus elephrs, wrote long paper on the
discovery to scientific body. posted bis
letter, and went out to spend the evening
with the wife of the colonel of ZouAveA
who happened to "receive." "a.,''
AS he entered. the Colonel was stellsSg
story to the evident delight Of the cerN.
pany. The professor Joined, the CIRCLE.
Yes, said the Colonel, my fellows are
the sharpest in the whole army, Would
Monsieur lie Preiesscur believe that two 'of
them had just sold two common rats for
400E .t rs;
Monsieur le Colonel is partly wrong,
partly right, replied the Professors two
rats. yes; common rats, no! They ART
unique, and l am the lucky purchaser"
Roars Of laughter followed this confes-
sion, and it came out that the Zouaves had
learned from the natives dodge for ma.
king those curious creatures. Here is the
receipt: Cut the tail off rat, cut q slit Id
its nose, stick the tail-it is like budding
u rosc-into the skin and plaster it up
and in week it will grow there natural
ly, les extremes Sc touchent, and the mus
elephus is fact--so is this story as the
professor knows to his cost. He dares
not go to his society, for there is his
"trunked rat;" If he goes down to his
club, it is there also. 1t will be his social
death. lie is already known in Paris as
"Ridiculus mus"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

DRUGGED LIQUORS Thirsty individu-
ais, with pain in the region Of the dia'
gram, nave been accustomed to walk up
to saloon bars with theirhands upon their
"yeskit pockets, and mournfully suppl.
cate e a thimble of brandy and spearnfnt"
to case their pains. Henceforward there
is no need to bother about the spearmint.
Occasional drinkers may with "urdmin-
ished front" and perfect propriety, walk
in and demand q tumbier full of "diluted
polygolic." For it has been recently de-
vcloped by Investigations in New York
and elsewhere, that 1t is custom TO drug
all sorts OF liquor with opium, Port wine
and opium, gin and opium, Saint Croik
and opium! The question should be-
"Will you opiate?" and the answer in the
affirmative, al don't care If do, poppy"
The baneful effects of the drug are not to
be considered. They are Of no conss-
quencc. 1t is given TO children to relieve
aches and pains innumerabe uPder their
little pinafores TO relieve mamma OF the
necessity of staying at home from balls
and parties; and to give nurse chance 20
fondle her sweet William when the family
are absent What is sauce for the gAnd' Or
should be sauce for the goose. Men are
all children of a larger growth, and have
their little whims, freaks and odd ties
They require stimulus and quietr.s. recre-
alton and recuperation, excite ment and
quiescent. The drugged liqu ors will fur.
nish demand and supply. TAey win stim.
ulate the stomach and then ruin il; In
toxicate the brain, then unhinge it; string
up the nerves, then shs tier them; Gre The
blood, then poison ap d deaden it; Quick.
en- the limbs, then palsy and paralyzs
them; excite the intellect to unwonted
action, then hang, cloud over and suench
it. Such combinations of excellent quail!
ties are rareiy! found in a single compound.
Next TO the 'nadder, logwood and coch-
roacn WlTe, the cochineal and vitriol
brandy, and the famous Ohio strychnine
whisky, We expect laudanum drinks Of all
sorts @ 20 become the popular beverages Of
the Days change.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

A MoR'AoN priest in Lyons, Wisconsin,
names Nichols, professeS power Of do
ing m.rcculous things and compoundipg
wonderful medicines. lie made nerve
end bone allhealng salve, and thought he
would experiment little with it. He
first cut off his dogs tail and applied sOMe
OF the salve. A new tail grew ONt irpWe-
diately, He then applied sope 70 the
piece Of the tail which he had cut. and q
new dog grew out. He did't know which
dog was which.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

Musr BE Born AGAIN. N.-In late speech
in Indiana Mr.. Chase said, "ThiS country
must be born again." Alas, poor coun-
try! 1t must have an awful time of it,
with such midwives as Chase, Old John
Brown and LiucolD.-[Day Book.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
N. A. HAMILTON,

ATTORNEY AND coCNsELOR-ATLAw,
Notary Public and Commissioner o:
Deeds for Nevada Territory.
Oehce--lu DOnAhues Building. opposite the The
atre, PiaceTvile. ldecl2l
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

WHAT will paralyze small minds, may
incite larger ones, as the breath which
extinguishcs the candle will kindle and
strengthen the fame upon the hearth
stone.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

II is more difficult to make the eye lie,
than any other organ we are possessed Of.
70 tell what woman says, pay atteUtion
to her tongue. Ifyou wish to ascertain
what she means. pay attention to her eye.
To talk in opposition to the heart is ere
of the easiest things in the world !; to look
this opposition, however, is more difficult
than algebra.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
N. K. SHEARER.

ATTORNEY AND C0UNSELLOR.AT-LAw, AND
NOTARY PUBLlC.
~ Ofice, at Residence. Main street, three
doors above Bedford Avenue, PlAcerN lille. auto
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

WOMAN must remember that 'eA6S
brought more sin and misery into the
world by her eating than ever tn&n has
by his drinking. -''
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

,FAsHroSABLE ladies' are often ike FfshcA
dishes. more priced for dressing then tASiv
substance. .... - ,,,,7.,}.t' 81. a.,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

W. NJ N$S-- ,.
Fows.--Make no VOWS to fprbeax- this
or that: it shows no great strength, and
makes thee ride behind thysslE-Euller.4
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

u-.,,. ..-,x - .DvAscE-One Yes4, Is; Six Months,
Ss. 2h,Ss Hs.ehs One Month payable 70 the Car
jis,l s0 eents; Sagle Copies, l2s4 cents
Square Of 10 lines hrst insertion SS;
csa@rawsnt InssStoa o. 5o Business cards o ~ lines
- M one year SIS Business Cards o. 10 line. or less
hrre onhs al0 libsral discount vii be made on the
kSa rskS aE JsAriy aad quarterly AAVstseneas which
eSeskd one square.
sor PETSrfNE ouF 0@se s repee with ali che modern
SnroVeueffs sEAr, RAPID execution OF
OF PRINTING such Books Pamphlets Briefs,
tieo~lss Of Depssf RihNAds Checks Reoopts,
Ssras Labels, etc. in plain or fancy colored inks.
Rs+RLANEs-Amdayts, ,UndertakRGa and Writsof
taehma under the new Law, for sac at this Once also,
HiSnk Declarations o Homestead the convenient form
S~use lust printed. = complete form of MlNERS DEED.
KIso keaueafaI - Xeeuted MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
r FISHER No l7l ashinRtoa reet, opposite MAgOiTes
IL the only authorized eni
y. Psper or Advertising with him will be promptly at
tended 70.
- RROWN ta authorized Agent ofthe nENoCRAT At
Georrstoua Orders f4 the advert'tnG OF for Joe
vg.3a.-L. "a. IL &Ses Hki ~ <aS&-.ds AZ f's5
cuAs JACKSON Is the authorised Agent Of the NOCN.
TtIN DENOCRAT AT VI Dorado Orders lei vith him viii
b. promptly attended to.
= RiptEHAN Ia our auihatIrea Aren't A. sr-a1tnV<-
All orders Rdver'tas rHc N ~e him VIII receive I'M
Mediate AttChttca
AMI DIAs agent Tor he DurocE.T at virginia City.
Nevada Territory
cot Nm KNOX Il our authtriss3 Grizzly ,FAi
An orders given the DenseratST Dc promptly At
tended 70. -----..-.--~-
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

WnT are Pegged Boots Nke the Chest
in HamletP Because they "hssgO~ up
the SOLE"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
GEORGE e. WILLIAMS,

ATTORNEY LAW.
o6ee-DOuglass' Building, next door to the Cary
House, Main street, Pa"erviile mol
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
A. c. REARLE,

ATTORNEY .AT-LAW,
once in Douglass Building mp sta!rs) Main street
Piacerville.
Eb49 3m'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

pun.IsHKp EyERY SATURDAY NUnsESG, By
oHzw1OEs az a ~ U - \
- VA. JANUARY.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

- KNcwLEDcE is the wing whereby we
fly to Heaven.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
II. c. SLOSS,

ATTOR RNEY-AT LAW,
Ptaeerville, CaliiorniA.-0fhce in City Block"
tjan3Ul
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
OGDEN sQUIREs

COUNSELOR AND ATTORNEY
Will practice in the District Court. offce-MAn
street, opposite the Cary House. jamie
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
JAMES JOHNSON

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT.LAw,
(oece in City Block, Placervlle, will practice in
ali the Courts OF the County. [janltl
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
professional Garns, Etc.
F. A. HoRNBLowER,

ATTORNEY AND CoCNeELLOR AT LAW,
viii practice in all the Courts Of the llth Judc al
District. OFFICE-At Pilot Hill, II Dorado Coun-
IT, mayl1- -Sm
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

once, ON COlOma street.
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IS ~ !-Is9AtslE.lt III. NreiIIs.

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ti1fr matGr rtli6cu GPfra eaen pele Dr. Spbnitpn
fuhrte Ii teet Sic 3tungSs ayscrtere ceIe aabere
@ercneu feircnsn td$ Yutl.um IN lpsSertplten
gfaen Gntfrhttt wnrt2 Mnr ene d IN se3ue auf etren
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ridenfaisicitni Sercreta.elH brrei6etse Gewafr.
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Der. Sta0tem 1910 MmlciDc.
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