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The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
Pure Whisky for the Sick.
CIRCU AR:
To Physicians and Others.

Niw YORK, May LIST, 1861.
MR. WH. T. CCrTER, JRy Louisville, Ky.
DEAR SIn:-The great difficulty experienced In
procuring brandy sufficiently pure for medicinal
purposes, has induced many ~ the Physicians Of
this vicinity To adopt Bourbon Whisky az a suhsti-
tute, both in the hospitals and in private practice
and since the latter has come into such general use
We have reason TO believe that great deal ow sold
is of very inferior quality
Presum!ng that your residence in the vicinity OF
the manufacturers Of Whisky in Kentucky as well
your skin Chemist will enable v1u to select
reliable article and having full confidence in your
integrity, are led to Inquire Wheeler you will not
aid US in having This market supplied through an
Agency, with the best qualify of pure old Bourbon
Whisky, for the Of the sick?
We are, very respectfully. SIR yours truly,
VALENTINE MOTT,
WILLARD PARKER, NJ D..
10. c. tUTCHILIN, NJ. D.,
AUSTIN FLINT, NJ D.,
c. l.. MITCHELL, NJ. b.,
HAINES II HAMILTON, NJ. D.
DLWITT c. ENOS, NJ D.,
OGDEN O0RMUS. NJ. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry,
W. CHAPMAN, NJ D.,
JAMES N. WOOD, Brooklyn,
". c. ?. HAYHI,
PharmaAeutist, Brooklyn.
Agent for FL Dorado County-RoBERT
WHITE, Chemist, at Medical Hall, Main Street,
PlacerVe. g. [sept3m8
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Special ann Grnrral Nuttrrs,


An Excellent institution. w. -
to ean the especial attention Of our reader. IN -
Advertisement of the Electropathic Institut. -
Sau Francisco, to be found elsewhere in our a .
vertising columns. The mode Of treatment a. 49,
Institute is different from that pursued a. -
other medical establishment on the Pacific go.
No PoIsoSoUs DRros ARR Used. Du. ~
JossElYS' the Resident anA cOnsultiss Para.
clan, has been connected With the institute 3,
axe JsaTs, and bears = ysEy high Espatasias q. :
Physician. His success in the treatment Of a.
saseS Of = PRIvAIS NATulS has, daring tAes, -
four years, driven nearly all the quaeks vi,h
RVNisAtlAS Stty bnnsFiP S:..-...i4., -.
'ities. Persons sdEsrius Efth d,s4Aas. IS 49,.
ever nature, will do well to call upon Da. Joosa.
LYN who is always ready to give his advice rr,,I,
TO thsss who may con suit him. tsSntS
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

Adams Genuine Tonic and Ar0-
m attic BitterS are never failing remedy fol
Bilious Diseases and all DeyangementS Of the
Stomach aud Digestive Organs, .Jaundice, Dye
pepsia. Indigestion Liver Compliant, Costivei ess
Ge. Where the system has been rpdueFd by Fever
and AEue, it will prove valuable auxiliary for a
speedy and permanent restoration to health and
strength. They are highly refined, grateful to the
taste, and remarkably warming, stimulating and
invi MIGRATING in all their effects upon the system
PRICE-50 cents per bottle. For sale by all
Druggists and Grocers. (octlm3
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
THE CALIFORNIA
FLY KILLING LIQUID,

LNLY PAPER kills its thousands-the LIQUID Fly.
Il Killer kiEs It's tens Of thousands! This preps.
ration for killing Plies is giving the greatest eatis.
faction OF anything ever used. 1t Is now improved
to the highest killing pnnt 1t is Of such a nature
and 30 speedy In its effects that the Pes will not
spot the walls and windows, which makes the use Of
other preparations so Objectionable
X: Il. Mcdonald & Co., Sacramento and
Fan Francisco, Agents. Depot at L s Drug Store
'or"er rue ""d h'arh"y >lrccts. .scp24yl
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$40 90 REWARD!

CTRA FED EFsse The suRAcHlbsE et AASyS'
- Georgetown, In June last, one IRON IL
GRAY FILLY, With black name and tail, tnTss
years old: also, one BR0@N ROAM STUD COht' COiI'
one year old, and one BROWN ROAM MARE CO!!,Ls
of same age, the latter having white spot ~ -
forehead. The above animals followed The EIeeSs
willie stage to Placerville, whence hays bsen une
Bile to trace them. ,,-
will pay thirty dollars reward for the den.1S, Z,
Of the three animals Cor ten dollars eacD 70 ms -
Georgetown or any place convenient thereto:
EW~ The Tron Gray Filly belongs to Mrs. @O''s'
1' ''''" HENRY IEINTZESGER.
~.Grorgctown. Sept, aist, lsGt-lm"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

RoUND TENr-Unele Tannenwald has re.
opened the "Round Tent" with an entirely new
stock Of clothing, including everything neces.
Sary to adorn the outer man. Our old friend,
Abe GTabenbeim, otficiates as salesman. Who
doesu't know Abe! He is one of the best fol
lows on the foOtstoOI," and full of mirrh aud
joIlity, WitbaI; good salesman and entirely
sound on tho social question"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

MoUNrJoY HousE.-As will seen by a card
IN our advertising columns, this we'll. known
hotepiS now under the management of Messrs.
AT. bse and R. B. Turner, the former late Of
Brownsville and the latter of Indian DiRTings
We heartily commend them to tho patronage Of
the public; they are both clever gentlemen
and will spare no pains to mako their guests
comfortable.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
7. LEE, r b TCRNE
MOUNTJOY HOUSE,

tThfee.stofy FIFeproof EIlck uiIdllg g.
MAIN STREET T................. .PLACERNILLE,
Few Doors Below the Court Hoas-.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform 'te
i travelling public that they have leased thc
above well known Hotel, aud prcparedio enter
Boarders will find Rle supplied with every del
cacy the market an t1@.
share Of ;he pubic patronage T. respectfully
solicited. LEE TURNER.
Piacervile, October ls,, 1sGt-if
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

The members Of the Democratic County Central
COm1ittpa are requested to INSET At the ONCE oi
Saturday, October Let, 1884. at l o'clock, P. ~,
for the transaction Of important business. A full
attendance is earnsstly requested,
JAMES JOHNSON, Chm.
.CuAs. GILDRA, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

SLAVERY SIX.-Some one has discov.
cred that the Bible denounces war as a
sin and curse, ffty-ninc times while it
does not dcnounce slavery once. Is that
a fact? What kind of preachers c those
that, in their pulpits, preach in favor of a
sin and curse? Are they followers CT
the Saviour or the Destroyer of mankind
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
S2,6o0,s7O,92

SS,OVU ,otV,SSt
Adding to this 5000, 100000 as the
amount of Indebtedness due by the pco.
pie Of the United States, and by the State
Governments, to foreign nations and thcil
subjects, the Senator cstimatel total in
deotedness Of $4,000, ,S70,92G 90. Read.
er, look at the startling amount, and re.
collect that every cent Of it must be rails.
ed by taxing the labor Of the industrious
classes. Are you willing to impovcrish
yourselves and make paupcrs of your
children, to emancipate the slaves of the
South? lfyou are, vote for Lincoln and
you will accomplish that end. Senator
Davis said further:
"This vast, astounding public debt has been
created within the past four years, while the
debt OF Great Britain, which the people of the
United States have heretofore contemplated
with amazemeut and revulsion, is $3,9l4,737,.
6S4, and has been aggregating for nearly two
centuries. In 1855 her total property was
$50, ,402, 720, 900, aud is now more than 1885,
000.000,0 900; while that of the United States,
in 1860, was $I6, ,l59,6l6,0ss. II thus seems
that our public debt, on the LIST Of July next,
will be upwards of 20 per cent, or more than
fourth Of the aggregate property of the
people Of the United States in 1860, while that
Of England is less than nine per cent, or one
eighth part OF the aggregate Of her property"
And the people are asked to keep in
power an Administration which, in the
brief space Of four years, has created a
larger debt than Great Britain has been
aggsgAtOg for nearly two hundred years.
during which time she was engaged in
the expensive and gigantic wars with Ma
poIeon.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
Tn. Physieian Is often b,.-.s..

The Physician IL often blamed N.,s
want Of success in his treatment, when the disau~
ment in the recovery Of the sick Is 70 be trsoes 4.
the administering impure medicines. Robert WAh.
apOthecary, is paying particular attention ia a.
cOmpounding physicians pre'etptOnl and isnil,
recipes, from medicines Of undOubtsd parity. RsAsst
White, Medical Nan, is appointed agent Isr I.e.t
OF the genaIne Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

FATAL AccrssEr.-On Wednesday afternoon
whils Benjamin Merit was working in his tun
Usl at Indian Rillnear this place, large piece
ofhSs fell against bis side crushing 1t il, ,caus.
ing Aluost tnstsnt death. He was a native Of
Cornwall. and aged about ~ years.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

Qua thanks are due Harry Rolf for San
Francisco psperS, during the past week, regu.
larly delivered before seven o'clock every
morning. Also, to n. 8. Hernandez, for The
Sacramento Union.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

ATTENTION 0SBs.-There will be a Company
drill Of Confidence Engine Co. No. l.. this
evening, - O'Clock. The members are ex.
pected to be on hand at the appointed time.
aud others ~h0 are desirOus Of exercising their
"muscle" are invited to attend.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

WoLY, HERzo0 4 Co. are receiving a splendid
assortment Of dry goods of every description,
including the mOst beautiful new styles Of dress
goods. trimmings. etc They are also receiv-
ing fine assortment of gentlemeD's furnishing
goods, an Of which they are offering at very
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

LINcoLN's two greatest generals are
General Taxation and General Conscrip.
tion-both born AbOltionists.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
PLACERVILLE AND SACRAMEN
TO VALLEY RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER OCTOBER Ist,
~ TRAINS. in connection w.'h tht SACRAMENTO
Valley and Freeport Railroads, " u run as follows;
LEAVE LATEORE at cis and Il A. n. and r "
LEAVE SACRAMENTO at G. a. Wand ITN
LEAVE FIEtPOGT a: g. An, ?. ". and a;
Midnight.
ON SUNDAYS. T'!'~sw.N rnn A. foil W.:
LEAVE LATROBF. 'or St-ra'ner.:o an'y. =; Il
\. =, and LEAVE SACRAMLNTH r Lt,r - al,
Gb AN
All Trains stop 81 Folsom.
Th,re w,A be no t!4.. Up o.. &.l iay n.gA's ,ron
Frcercrt -
The II A. N. Train. In frc.a Latrobe, and the Md
night Ira m FROM Freeport. rdn IL ca -"eton wth
the Steamboats, a. the river al Tie lt.:..tI sag 9
across the mountairs
The g. a. NJ. Traiu, from Sacramento, will also
connect at Latryb with a., ri !--r La" o' = 81.
Nc weN as with Stages :, al II" r'our'atl t'wrs
thrnugho out Fl Dorado, Amador lnd talaveras cuun.
tics.
The So and Il 4. NJ Trains, from Latrob, a'so
connect with the Pi an6 oth'r Stage Lines, at
Latrobr.
All the Trains froa La.robe run :t;o Sacrament
as well as Ere. por'
FREIGHT will h. ;iten on Al Trims. "Vrfrs
the II A. N. Tran from Latrobe, aud The Midnight
Express Train, from r'ePor'
r. A. EIspoP. ls.,.,.
oc;il J. 2. ROBINSON, sup ~
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
Holloway Ointment and pills.

HOllOways' Ointment and pills.
WHAT ARE THEIR CREDENTIALS !-They
are approved by the most heightened governments,
sanctioned BY the highest medical authority, and
declared infallible BY recovered thousands, in all
diseases Of the skin, glands and secretive organs
Sold at the manufactures, No so Maiden Lane,
New York, aud No. pa strar d, London, and by
all druggists. Ii the reader of this " notice.
cannot get box of Pills or Ointment from the
drug store in his place, let him write to me, 81
Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, and l will
mail box free of expense. Many dealers will not
keep my medicines on hand because they cannot
make as much profit on other persons make
25c., 62JEc. and 81 per box pot. 81
The WorId.RenOwncd Remedies,
HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT,
For sale in any quantities by
CRANE & BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
SACR RAM VITO VALLEE
RAIL o D.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JUNE 1Ssh, Tralaa
~ will leave Sacramento as follows:
CP TRAIN
Will leave Sacramento al 6k A. H., and oP.A T.
DOWN TRAINS
Leave Folsom at A. ", 12 NJ. and SHP.N.
ON SUNDAY, one train oH1y ,k1lFiRg SacTAmen'o
at 6k A. NJ. and Folsom at ~ ". -''-,
The and p. N. up trains connect with the cars
for Lincoln.
81 Passengers for Pacerville Coloma, Georgs::
town, Jeckson, Carson City, Virginia City and AZ
places east OF the mountains, will connect with ne
stages at Folsom by the 81 A. N. up train, and lSH'
down train.
FREIGHT by every up train to Folsom, and OS
every morning down train to Sacramento.
J.P. ROBINSON, sup1.
Sacramento, June 10th, 1864.
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Dated H4eeTTiSs ssrs.. 96'
OFFICE OF The County CLERK J
Of the County Of FL Dorado.

OF the County OF Fl Dorado.
20. J.. CARPENTER, County Clerk of the Conn.
Y 81 = Dorado, State Of California, and ex oficIo
Clerk OF the Probate Court in and for said County
do hereby certify the foregoing to be trne ana co.
rect copy OF an order duly made and entered unon
the minutes Of said Probate Court. ~p'N
~ Witness my hand, and the seal of said
49, Der, 4. u. 1864
, g. J. CARPENTER, Clerk.
oc'fdi Fr \. j. Lowry. Deputy Clerk.
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IMPORTANT
TO
SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT.
P. & S. v. r. RS. v. r. &.
AND
TREEPORT RAILROAD.
GREAT SAVING IN TIME AND
EXpEN Sc.

VS. &HD AFTER s. PTEMDER 1871. 1854. ordi.
i,uI is-G"i N.N h, received ~ FELEPUkT AnA
ttWar!,t 10 LATROjiE u.:hogt charge fer tran
s''Urir ., drayARe nr Tor ward nE
Goods -'.piri by steamers Of the California steam
Navigation COMPANY, leaving San ITancisce o. 81
daily, can BE- delivered IN Lntrobe at O'Clock
ext morning Freight shipped hy sailing Vesseb
will be forwarded with dispatch. No charge 90 -
d.nar? freight per sailing vessels for ieVee dnes,
irAnshippi,F. drayaGe or for VArdng. -
All Heavy IreiRhts. such BoiIerS, HeaU Ca1s-
Freeport by powerful dericks directly 70 lAs eals
and at Litrobe will also he transhipPed By deriehs
directly to teams For this clas. Of freight sehsFDs
viii he made Of cost OF labor engaged on dsESeaa
only.
Freight Charges of s,eameus or sailing vessels viii
be advanced a; freeport and collected at LAiross
without charge.
Marx all Frrlsh, CAFE ? r. R., rKEEPoRT,"
. ID sci:i receipts win freight
PRICES OF FREIGHTING:
FREIGHT. from Frecpor to La,rohe 81 rer ton.
DOWN FREIGHTS from Lltiob= to FretPoTt or
Sacramento, Will be- foIENrded at 'ha totoWing
rates
Ordinary FreiEhts, per ton !:......"''$S -
ore,. tshippers to load and unond) per ton. ~
Marble. Z" y
Lumber, :" NJ. SW
Wood, car Of
64 cords ................ ....-....'H ~
hiues..., ...-.... ........-......'.....'' ~
hlpS'.''..'. '.''.....'''''..v v''''.-.'''''' ~
Peits..........., ...... ...........''''
Mark Freight" Care PAS v.RR."
J. p. ROBINSON,
F. A. BISHOP,
sept2Il superintendent.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
B IR T H S,

Iu this city, on the oath inst, to A. Haas
and wife, a SON
In this city, Saturday the cath inst, to ]. W.
Cullen and wife, Il son.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
G I D E R !

NOTICE.-My wife, RACHEL Elmer, hay.
IN ing deserted my bed and board without JUS,
cause ell persons hereby warned against trust.
Ing her on my account, as will not be responsible
for any debts OF her contracting.
AUGUST Elmer.
Michigan Fiat, September 25th, l56l.-Im
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

cleaa-- ra.:r Is -!.r,tA-a-p4s r4u'y ict.o. ],
aul l,t t'r !. :. r.n;... q. rs'rl. 10 Do ~
again Tnty stimulate t. 10, tior. - The body
i:.to roroa- act.N = 'r'y tie ys,cn fror IT,"
ID -tfL. isul> N'.'. i.t-a l-'h-. r'l itirs
somewhere IN IT, , .lv 0'I Il rl"r"s g. ua'8ra!
faac; ms 1h-s,,t i.'T lived, rraci = :. them
>r.ve- =. -r. -st = ga, pr dI....G 2e'r
r 4. az! - -" t. - o. u ~ W.
in thjsc rttN-. ne Av"r's :,i.s AID 80 NV r.
,ecty liz t,s:.rc Tx 4Air - ~ n ne y >;sG
and W;h rt.. hs !t.' e. - .. lD.' Hcrn- -
Wa j. TN. AID ~ apPtr'' "fh- ~ a'1 cnr'.
faon conrHa':'s is tiso !tur raty az the deep
s,a'td ~ G4.:'g - :. u prr- Il. sl.r lrr'
gI'ive ~ '' ,Np .'.... E4..-. , ~ -'tr 90.
,trueiioi.s AMI ue-aLV rcJ.s - III va: val fli.c.
/ go . Is. '" G. rrl ~ sd ary ":
h-'u .'.r. s .-.,t 'f - .4-. I.-. : '.- VITO
kuoWt' yr;u- al ti:s FL, SHI Tefl"ct o ~ "
ih,m n.eH saccIihg t,l the G.s"..!.rs hey cITr.
sucI - le;sla. .e, =. Al u,lt .. Dts rry. Bilious
Cnu.plas, In liz -iion 3c'tr crIutn; AZ ~, LvrF.
Co,iiveuts-, Cor sliPA Ion, A- hu l., Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Wnras and SIrprts=,, L, wien tAA, a n
larg- doses
They are slslr.coAitG, so that III. mos. sensitive
take Il, IN cas ~, and 'h-y axe -rty ih- best
narrative d i.inp d rel.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

Az ESTIMATE OF OUR NATIONAL DEBT. -
Our national debt is already enormous,
it is daily increasing and must be paid by
the laboring classes. Are not our taxes
sufficiently burdenSomcf Can the peo-
pie stand to have them increased yearly ?
Is country prosperous that imposes
crushing taxes upon its laboIing classes !?
taxes levied without reason and collect
cd without mercy? Senator Garret Da,
Wis, Of Kentucky, estimates our national
debt as follows:
Amount stated by the Secretary,
Iith May.................. o. ,73o, $50 1926
Cncalled for appropriations lst Juy $50, 900 600
Deficiencies In former appropTia-
tions. ns....................... l05. .OoO, 900
Bounties.. ........ =. ........ $4,000, 900
Cost Of one hundred days men,. so, ,000, 900
Amount Of advertised loan =. ..... 5000, 900
Additional currency tn pay gold in
terest .......... ...'. ....... 10000, 900
All other debts and appropriations 100, 200 900
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

ALSx. MURGorTEN il authorized to collect
moneys due this Office and receipt therefor.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

NnSOnIc.--SIerrR Nevada CouMeil,
No. -, = Koyaland Select Masters, holds stated
jn't:lu-- On the evening Of the first Tuesday Of
each III ril, in Masonic Hall. PlaceTville.
AARON KAHN, 7. !. y.
l.. ". FEcHuE!NBR, Recorder.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

Masonic. 90 St. james Royal Area
CT yr'-r No lf. '-iIs Z. r~ru'ar meetings tn NJ.
: ...- Hal. or the waning nt the 6rSt Wednesday
O. "a -h month Al Companions in good stan1iAG
" III b" cor,i a'lv welcomed
WILLIAM A. JANUARY. II. Z. p.
L " FAHnE.NER. secretary
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
Nsiu ADVERTISEMENTS CusDap

O." - RYAN & MUEbAN1,
ATTORNEYS AND cOUSsELoRs AT LAW.
oFF1CE-R6om No IS, Metropolitan Block, N. W.
Corner Washington and Montgomery Streets,
octll SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Ism
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

ORGANIZATION OF THE McCLELLAH CLuB.-In
response to the call published in the DExocaAr
Of last Saturday, large crowd of the voters
ofPiacervile, friendly to the election Of Geo.
b. Mcclellan to the Presidency, and to the
msintaiuance Of the Union and the Constitu.
tiou," assembled in the Theater on Tuesday
night, and organized a IN cClellsn Club for the
eHmPaigr." The meeting took every one by
surprise-it was so large. SO enthusiastic, so
saugdine Of tuccess, A number of gentlemen
who voted the Republican ticket at the last
election, seeing the necessity Of change and
disguised with the imbecility and corruption
Ofthe Administration and opposed to it's Abo.
htion programme, joined the Club, and prunl.
tSed to get many of their misguided friends to
follow their example. The following named
gentlemen, all sterling old Democrats, were
elected permanent officers of the Club Pres.
ident Charles E. McLane; Vice Presidents, A
G. Searle, L. IAndeCker, J. Taylor, Charles
Gildea, VIM. DitSou; Recording Secretary,
WIN. DOnahus; Corresponding Secretary, W.
j. BurWSll; Treasurer, J. N. Douglass; Ser.
gOAntat Arms. D. Elmeudorf. Judge johnson
sud Jos. Taylor addressed the Club, and their
specches-lucid, forcible and comprehensive
were greeted with soul-stirring cheers. The
campaign opens gloriously for the Democracy.
and it will close With n brilliant victory. There
will be another meeting of the Club TO- nights q,
the Theater, when those who we're not present
on Tuesday night will bAVs an opportunity of
joining it. Turn out fellow citizens, and rally
TO tho support Of the gallant Mcclellan, the
champion Of the Union and the Constitution.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

eupDSS DEArH.-Our citizens were star tied
on Thursday morning at the al announcement
that Mr.. J. B. Webster, an old and we'll known
resident Of our city,.a driver IN the employ Of
the Pioneer Stage Co., had died suddeuly that
morning at Aatrobe. He bad left Placerville
but few hours before apparently in good
health. and his sudden death shocked. and
startled every one who knew him. We learn
that he was on bis coach driving from the barn
to the depot, with Mr. Sackrider, the stage
agent, seated by his side. Just before he
reached Lths depot be dropped the reins and fell
forward. without utteting word. Mr. Sack,
rider caught him, seized the reirs and drove 10
the hotel q short distante from the depot, aud
while be and others we're carry ing SIr. webster
into The hstel he brcathed his last. It is sup.
poised he'died Of disease of The heart, to which
be was sdbjest, as be was a strictly temperate
man. He was man Of excellent character and
much esteemed. He leaves o wife and two
sons to mouth bis loss.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
xA1<

Palmyra Lodge, No. 15I, +. 4 A. n
hois it, stated corI.tn., ttATs on Thursday niRhts
I-Nt preceding t.e full moon OF each onth IN OAd
F-,oV>' Hal, P4r"Tylie. Al brethren In eood
s:a. ....c are invited 20 attend
WILLIAM II. CIoCKER, v. y.
A. PLSWLLi, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
AYERS PILLS.

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v't''d hy a "a " g>-
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lax AIt.s 4 = A.. 6
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
Democratic Co. Central Committee.
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

u VI JVF -NoN NJ VWaITWl
CuAs. GILDEA. Secretary
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01

FREDERICK T. DARss. Nm.
L. ". FgcHHFINER, secretary
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
Demoeratlo Central Committee.

r1xD orrx AND COUNTY.
, 1864-03-19
NrwARK. ONO. March 10. 1858.


MEssRs. A. L. SoovLL & Co: Gents 1t is with
great pleasure that inform you of the effects of Dr.
Motifs Liver Pills in my family. -Four years ago
had the Bilious Fever, although under the care of
old school Physician, who treated mo with Gallo
mel until was salivated, and my tongue was much
swollen, and it was the cause of pain than the
disease itself. Finally he gave me up and said that
could not live still fingered six weeks, and fl
nally got over that attack with broken down con
sttution, subject frequently to attacks of Rheumatic
pains inmy bones, when exposed, at least to cold or
damphess. Since that time l have had frequent
similar attacks and have by the use of DR.. Motifs
Vegetable Liver Pills, broken up the disease without
having the system injured by the use of calomel.
would not be without them onany account
Respectfully, MATHEW TAYLOR.
so5S- For sale by all Druggists. r.r --.-
REDINGToN & co. Agents, 41G and 4l8 Front
street San Francisco. 13w2
, 1864-03-19
Group and lnflammatory Rheumatism.

C,NonNATI, March 20, 1854.
DR.. 0. H. BAKER-Dear Sir:-About the first of
last December my little boy, three years DID, at
tackled with the Group, which severe that it
with difficulty that he could breathe, and we did
not expect him to live five minutes, when Igave him
another dose, which acted emetic, and in half
hour after he quite easy, and the next morn
ing was playing about usual.
John Mahl, my brother-ln-law, was also severely
afflicted with infammatory rheumatism, and was
scarcely able to walk about the house. His leg was
swollen very large and panied him severely; much
So that he could not sleep day night, and by the
use of one bottle of your Pain Panaeea he was en-
tirely cured, and has never felt any symptoms Of it
since Mrs. Schrover, who resides on Thirteenth
street, No. 108 had severe attack of rheumatism in
the head. which was painful that itit seemed as
though she would go distracted, and she said she
nearly blind with suffering, and by bathing with
the Pain Panacea was entirely relieved in few min
utes. I have frequently recommended it to my
neighbors for pains and soreness. and have never
known it to fail giving relief and entire satisfaction.
0. MRS MARIA L. MAHL.
Residence 1l2, Thirteenth street.
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea fol sale by all Druggists.
REDNGToN g. CO., Agents, 4l6 and 41S Front
street, San Francisco lsw2