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Nor T.ur-Tbe report that our ror,l,r and

Nor TRuE.-The report shat our popular and
efficient City Marshal has gone 10 Sacramento
for the purpose of prevailing upon the Lcgisla-
ture to grant US an appropriation to clean our
streets. we are authorized to say is totally nm.
founded, unwarrantable and ungcnerOus.-
Higher and lottier aims animate him. lie is
bent on settling the Senatorial imbrnGlio and
preserving the unity and harmony of the de-
moralz.d Republican party. He is not ambi-
ti0ns, bu; has an eye Oh the Senate, provided
Low, Cole or Sergeant can't make the rifle. -
lie thinks-very jus'lv-hc has as mach brains
as either Of them, has done as much for the
party, and is not willing that Low shall mo.
nopolize all its honDrs and cmoinments. Sans
bead is level, and in the event that we must be
represented IN the U. s. Senate by an autnma
ton, he is as capable Of tillinethat position as
either of the other candidates.. He may be the
looming man." He professes, with no little
shrewdness, to be down on Low, but that's
only done to conciiiate Cole and Sergeant and
get them to concentrate their strength on him
self We don't know man in the Stale who
could represent the Long Hair wing of the Re-
publican party in the U. s. Senate more cred.
itably and conspicuouSly aud obsequinuslv than
the unpretending Sam. He is one Of EN-. a
leader among the leaders, IL whole team and II
blower besides. "Go in and win," old cock.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
DEATH s


- Died, Nov. LIST, at the Graffort House, in
Dubuque, Iowa. JESSE YoUNT, in the cd year
OF his age"
Such is the announcement which we have
received regarding our old friend aud neigh
bor Mr.. YOunt came to California across the
plains in 1850, and, with the exception of a
short time spent with his uncle the late Mr..
George Ynuni. Of Napa, on his first arrival, he
had resided upwards of thirteen years in Big
Canon, in this county, where he persistently y
engaged in mining, until he went East TO visit
bis family in July, 1864.
lie was born in Kentucky IN 1904, and resi-
ded in Missouri from 1915 to 1927, when he
went to the Upper Mississippi mining region
and built smelling furnace on Platte river,
and was engaged in lead mining until the
Black Hawk war, in which he served us Lieu
tenant of Volunteers.
At the cfuse at the campaign he became one
of the first settlers Of Dubuque, where he re-
sided until he came to California H,sremainS
were inferred at Rockdaie, attended by the
Early Settler ASsociat ion Of Dubuque, of which
ne was one of the earliest members.
The numerous friends of Uncle Jesse in this
vicinity. who knew and esteemed him, most
cordially unite with the Association in their
resolution That the pure life of MIR Nonnt,
his upright conduct, h,s uniform integrity, hon
esty, and noble character as a u,an and cii-
zen, render his memory worthy of the highest
respect from the Association, and from the
public generally" J. r. L.
Shingle Springs, Dec. II. lSG5.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

Medical Advtce.-Dr. Wm. \. DohPrtY's
Medical and Surgica Institute is becoming a sine
qua noh 10 the welfare Of our state AID health Of
oar cIiIgeps and has rapidly SpTeadinS Teputa-
ton, although II may excite surPTite, ia bot the
signal Of sAll, and follows TIE natural effect Of
such = cause. We are personally scqua!nted With
gentlemen Who he'd suffered frF YEAR under ehron
ic disease and ho had taken adv an age Of every
a'Aistle means thSt promised Te'icf. bat without
suecess. until they called HPon Dr. DOhsTty, Who
IN an Incredibly short 'pAre uf lime, has KiVrn
them rntlre relief II RTAtf, ing to announce
thIs fact, because the Doctor 10 gentleman che
sc"ks, not ~ defamation Of others to establish his
rtpnt@tIon, or To rear The supeTStrueture Of his
upou the Tuin - au0thet's fame. The Doctor
coEdu - HI. Institute IN a manner that must Be
gratifying - al AIs patients. He eXamines, ad
Nisrs and rec, umtIds without charge. and the pa
tlsut, after hearing his terms for IeslRRht. ran
s~rrFt OF reject at pleasure. In toes the
Doctor MAKE \ charge unlfss he eFccts 4 cure
I'm. lie /. aSlc 10 Lp, tteauEe be feels the cont
drhce Wh!ca i":ig eETe renee has given, and 10
doubt The trn.oi,tion Wiieh appeTisins To- that
confidence. Persons ahIstst uIiL either acute or
chrome disease. would do vel 10 consult the Doe
tor az al cV MS u can do ~ harm, a. for eonsGi
t.t.ua h~ axis po Zee .or dos he in.ist on obe-
dIcuer u hs ADVICE unrss the pAiieIL places hIA-
srif under k.s eaTr. Lis Oh e. are OF SAcIameato
street, opposite thF rAcIae Mail steamship Com
parH's oLcc Il. p News.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
THE SENATORIAL MIDDLE.

Our Republican friends have won an
elephant. They have large majority in
both branches Of the Legislature, but they
! cannot concentrate their strength up
on any one Senatorial aSprant. This is
easily accounted for. The prominent can
| diIateS Low, Sergeant and COle-arc
men Of an inferior order of talent AMI of
! little personal Influence. They d. n"i
rise to the dignity Of third,rate statr>m"u:
but are in the broadc>t SenSr Of the term,
"Small potato politicians" Their untt-
ness and unworthinesS for the once rX.
altcd position of L. S, Senator. their own
party admits. Lows organs ridirule the
pretcnSinnS Of Sergeant ard Cole. and The
organs OF Sergeant ard Cole accu>" Low
Of stupidity and corruption. They knew
each other, and from their own accm>s-
tionS il would be di>gracclul to the Statc
to elect either
No Democrat can, consist, nt'y With lis
duty to his party and his rrincillr>, vot
for either. They are the representatives :
Of the party and as snch ar" rrsaric ~
its cXponent> AMI Leaders. They on4h'
not forfeit hi, proud position ny votli g
for u Republican for u S. Senator. In
the ranks Of the Democracy are MANY
good, able and pune men who are emit
( tied to, worthy Of and deserve the sup
port OF the party--inen who have tlrx
! IDLY adhered to its principles IN times of
weakness, gloom and dangcr--wrn {"
character, influence and brilliant iutell, rt;
! and among them We may be permitted 10
name the efficient, fearless and incortup-
tIb!e Chairman Of our State Central Com.
mittec, Vim. I, Coleman, ESQ He is u
gentleman Of commanding influence, stain
less character and marked ability. H.
unde; stands thoroughly our commercial.
mining and agricultural interests. H. il,
not a politician, is not and never has been
an office seeker and would not accr;.t
any office that he could not ill creiitahly
and obtain honorably without the sarri
flee Of principle, honor or seIfrcspeci.- =
In early days be was resident Of our
city, having been a merchant here in the
fall Of 40 and summer Of so. No man
in the State understands better the COM
/ mercial interests Of the Pecitic coast or
could do more for them than William L.
! Coleman. We hope, and We believe VIZ
/ express the sentiments Of the Democracy
of the State, tina, the Democrats in the
/ Legislature will nominate him in caucus
and support him for L. s. Senator. The
compliment would be as surprising to
him as gratifying to the Democracy of
California.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
HAPPINESS OH HIENIRE
THAT is THE QUESTION.

Vs1.IE Pk0PfIt TORS TiIE "pACIFIC VT.
/ StCM OF ANt1"NN MD SCIENCE" La,,
tern ned. r. ,rd'->. 81 esp n-.. =, issu., fEtt
"r y" h-''"f e" sHfer'n. h3'1ttjt, t1ir - 'l,,,s
iau>' mt 'r"-''nE and tn-truc'. liz TCEt-S, On
NtEElAGE and IL Il squat f .iiNi.,&' N,ty1u,
H. h,ltv. Prr"t'Gtr Dr. In" a. Nanh 81. itdtg,,-
tom. NeaFn- $ rr hrpr, los - kI,.txy and
VITAL Power. 'h" great -. "a. wi .,t,d l-- ri4'
,.ics j'it re a; 0r4 Ne'.'i'ul .t!- * ,-,.. {
iattaiity, or i-n"r4nce of Ply ~ and N4,lr.'
Laws.
These i,.vsillh'" L'g:rr.s haV- be.n II. means
- ruliIlruirc ami s;N ~ t..,t. .i..,s and VII b.
f"ar!vi ItE oh rrce ~ ot IW-u -fivr C,uts IT.
p"4tt-e stamps, ~ adIrts>ug Secretary ia, H..
Nu' VA 81 Al tony .'I.i s,.,.cv. al ilr EArtAa
Theatre. Montgomery A'r~. t. Si:r Francisco"
~ Letters 10 be sent through Wells Fargo &
20 im'riIs!y
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

USFAIRNEss. Last September the vo-
ters OF San Diego county elected Hon. D.
B. kurtZ, Democrat, to the Assembly by
a large vote. Dissatisfied with the result,
the Low men Of that county, counting
upon an unscrupulous majority Of their
friends in the Legislature, prevailed upon
Mr.. G. a. johnson, his competitor, to
contest his election upon some frivolous
pretc&t. The subject was referred to the
Committee on Elections, aud majority
of that committee, with indecent haste,
and partisan meanness, reported that
johnson was entitled to the seat! The
report was so unfair, unjust and disgrace
full that even Republican members were
forced to rebuke the committee. Coghlan
a member of the committee, wanted the
House to adopt the report instanter! Mr..
Chamberlain, Republican, said "they
would find, when they came to examine
the papers, that there was nothing what
ever to support Johnson's claim" Cogh-
Ian insisted upon acting at once, with
out giving the minority time to present
report. Mr.. Hunt, Republican, "suggest-
ed that if the majority Of the committee
were confident that they had good case,
they should not be afraid to allow the mi
nority to be heard" Another Low satel.
lite didn't want the valuable time of the
House wasted; but the respectable por-
tion of the Republican party voted with
the Democrats to give the minority time
to make their report
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

DIsLoYAL. LESS than one year ago the
Sacramento Union, with bitter invective,
denounced all who differed with the Pres,
ident as "trators to the Government" D."
Now this same Radical shoddy organ
says:
"The majority in Congress seem disposed to
act Independently Of Executive dictatior"
"EXccutvc dictaton " II that the
language for loyaist to use toward "the
Government ," Why arc not the "trai-
tor" lips that used it sealed? Why do
not the immaculate loyalists of Sacramen-
to mob the Union office for abusing "the
Government" Why is not the Union
forbidden the mails for speaking disre-
spectful of and exciting Twill tow ard
the Government? Why is it not sup
pressed by the military for attacking "the
Government Where is the gallant
Mcdowell? Where are the mobocrats of
San Francisco ?-those noble teachers of
Republican freedom - those illustrious
avengers Of outraged loyalty?
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
To RotiouoIIuw.I,,,

10 R"tIohuA Ah VaAluS.--N few plain, ear
nest words. with such of yOa suffer from INDI
GESTloN, AMI its usual accompaniment, IIABITC-
Al COSTlN ENtSS; fou want relief wthn Il pros
trhtlhh' rHWd cure without pain T meaLs If
obtaining that relief, % accomplishing that cure is
e tndercd 10 You in HisIS OILS SUGAR COATED
PILLS tie only caiiartic and Alternative in existence
which rt-oprnS the nbStTucted passages Of the bow
els Without qnaIm or u pang, aud restores to the
stomach and liver the vigor stolen from them by dis
ease. This geni Il aperentNevrr enfet bles any or
gan, Or reduc.s the general strength. On the con-
trIryIt iHialiby renews the NATURAL HEALTH Of he
digestive and secreive functions. Rarely will il lie
necessary to call in physician where this safe and
all-sufcieIt f. "ly medicine is kept in the house.
The Wills contain seven doses each, and the pills
have this great advantage over all ordinary pIrga
tiYes--tine does not impair their properties In all
cases arising from or agSravat' by impure blood
BEISTOL'S StkSAPARILLA should be used in con.
nectinn with the Pills.
Sold by liostetter, Smith Dean, wholesale agents,
San Francisco. decl
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
Ttm ao0rrti cmrnt TosDau.
Death in the n,ooa.-ys. !, :. i,

Death in the BlOOd.-Tes, it is in the
bu3d a; tie SEED, "f AMI dta:i, ar. eugcn.
drred AttlcN then there with that 'nighiest Of NIL
uettrgcht- BR>1UL> l!:StPARiLIA and yon are sale
No matter thc complaint -whr:hrrs sruula erV pc
la, cancr, salt rltun fever an,l ague. liver disrasc
or hious relnrtent itvers 1t i thEeg sh the blood
alone lai the exciting cause can be- Il he'd This
great ant-poson neuralzes the acrid matter In The
ve'ns, from which the rrribir disorders spring
and by oh they fed AMI aggravated II
strikes At the hydra coled in the Vtnous system and
EXTERN mates it AS surely and swiftly as Hercules
desf we'd the hundred headed serpent. OF winch
m"ltti distemp"r@ are the anti type. Bear this In
mind All who suif-r, for it is rrliginus v true
Sold by lioSteiter, Smi;h Dean, wholesale agents,
San Francis o. d.cl
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
Murray d Lanman,s Florida W

Murray d Lanm ans Florida Wa
ter.-fhroughout spanish America. froH North
ern Mexico to the Straits of Magellan. this is consid-
eret the most exquisite of all aromatic waters. The
Spanish ladies not only use it perfume, but ha-
bitual3i in diluted fnrin as morning wash for the
mouth. by the way would hint t. gentlemen,
that when used in this way and sprinked on the
cotinst will render them presentable alter having
inhaled the fumes Of the strongest IIavana. Those
ofthe "bearlsa sex" who kve Rder skins will also
fn9 it real tnstury after shaving. EBS See that the
names Of "Marray Lanman" are upon every Srap-
per. label and bottle; without this are genuine.
IA" I, aGeiSto. IdecenI
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF GEORGE EYNON, Deceased
II Notice i. hereby Siven by the undersigned
Executor of the lat wl and testament Of tIrorge
sons having aims against The Sald deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months after the first publication of this tice
To the said Executor AZ the Planters Houre. In
Shlngle Spnhss, In the sad County of Fl Dorado
ID. r. HALL.
Administrator Of said Estate.
Dated at PiaceTyIile, Nov. 29th 1855 -+w
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
Keep It before the Pcoplel
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
L between the undersigned in the publication OF
by mutual consent The business in all DEPART
nients will be continued by d. w. GeIMisks. who
is authorized to collect all accounts due the old
arm, and who will settle all claims against it.
u. w. GELWICKS,
WA. 4. JANUARY.
Placcrvillc, December lst 1865 I'm
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
J. n. JOSSELYN, M. D.,
Resident Phvsician.
FRIDGE NOTICE.

NrOTlCEIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N undersigned will apply to the Honorable
Board Of Supervisors Of FL Dorado County, Cali
furnia, at their meeting on the hrst Monday IN
January, 1855, for n renewal Of License TO Keep
Toll bridge across the waters Of the South Fork
OF the American River, at Chill Bar. IN said
County, for one year. LEONARD REG
Chill Bar, Dec. s. lsf5.-iy
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
Gburrbrss. GbarttahIe @rnrrs,

FE9testant Episcopal Church.
PLAOERVILLE. Divine Service At ths c.. IL -
every Sunday morning, Al 10Y ociock,Sundav schooI
at same place. at y O'Clock, n. COLOMA--Servic"
on the nrst and third Sunday evenings Of the month
and fourth Sunday evenings Of the MONTH At Ssvs
o'clock. DIAMONnSPRINGR-serv on he 80
ond and fourth Sundays OF each month"; Al os.ioSr
Pm. o. O. PRIRCR N,nI.t.NA
Residence, Cary House, PiAcervile. IsSS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

INSTATE OF SAMUEL + HASIM. Deceased =
IL Notic. is hereby gwen b, the undeTs gned tx
v.4iois ~ tie Estate oi SArhsIF Z iAlam dycel..d
10 the crrd.;rrs o. pi.d all persons having ca as
aI,u,; .!- sad deceased, to exhibit thea v'h the
f-rt,sary vouchers. With.n ten months a+rr the
f publication % u,;s notice, the sad Executors
at tie uflce Of Chas 4. lrTiu In the City Of Placer.
vale, in the said C1uaty OF ii Dorado.
CHAS. =. IRWIN,
ELLE ELLEN,
Executors o. said Esta'e.
Dated AZ p,accryilic. Nov. 18th, I>Gj = nuv25ml
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
DIR. c. W. AIOORE.-By ?.

DR.. G. ". .AIOORE.-By reference to our
advertising columns, it viii be seen that this di.
tinguI,hrd fh'tIeIau aud Surgeon, late Surgeon
General IN the arSn! Of Gen. butler. at New or
leans. has esiabhshed Medicli Institute in san
frauct'cn Persons suffering With disease Of sny
KIND or descTiPtinn. by placing themselves under
the car" 81 iT. Mo"Ts, can rely upon receiving
grutl-narly ard scientific treAimrut.-lCoptrs
Costa Gazette.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

SABBATH ScuooL CoNcERr-A Concert will
be given BY the Sabbath School of the Presby-
teriau Church, on Thursday evening next, De
cember 2lst, at the Presby terian Church.
The concert will commence at O'clock The
proceeds will be devoted to purchasing new
library for the Sabbath school The object is
a commendable one, and every generous heart
will cheartuIIy and literally contribute to it.
Tickets of admission are put down at the cx-
tremey low price OF fifty cents. The exhibition
of itself will be worth that.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
SprI!al ann GrnrraI Notirfs.

The Physician is Often blamed Tnr
want O success In his when the das nroin.
men In the recovery OF the sick is TO be trared "a
the administering impure medicines. Robert Wh,,s
droth~cary, is paying particular attention 10 the
c'nPoundiHg physicians prescriptions and family
recipes ffO'n medicines Of undo oubted purity Robert
White, Medical Hall, Is appointed agent for mosi
Of Ike genLin PAten, Medicines
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

VIZ would call the attention Of our readers T.
the Grover and Baker Machines. Their reputa
iion is too we'll established for us to attempt a
word in their favor, but we would advise any per-
wanting a reliable Family Sewing Machine, to
investigate the merits of these before buying
a " ord to the Wise is sufficient"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

Palmyra Lodge, No. I5I, r. q A. m.
holds its stated communications on Thuvsdav ni.A..
next preceding the full moon Of each month in ~
Fellows Hall, PlacerViIle All brethren IN .oSS
standing are invited to attend. sOO~
WILLIAM II. CR0cKER, W.M.
s. A. PESWELL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
*

Masonic. -- st. james Royal Arch
Chapter, No. l6, holds its regular meetinRs in M
sonic Hall, ON the evening Of the nrst WednesSsv
will be cordially welcomed
ARvID 9. ARVIDsSON, II. E.H.P
HLNRT d. RAPHAKI, Secretary. -
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

NOTWITHSTANDING the rain and culd ard mud
and hard times and bad weather and general
duness. r Silberman & Co. are doing a land
office business. They have happy faculty of
pleasing their Old customers and attracting
new ones. The proprietprs are now better
prepared than ever to furnish their patrons
with the newest, best. and cheapest articles Of
clothing.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

Coop NoNINArIoN. The sterling De-
mocracy of Amador, we are pleased to
state, have nominated A. Ii. Rose, an ex-
cellent gentleman and uncompromising
Democrat, for the State Senate. He
ought to be and will be, if the Democracy
turn out, elected by sweeping majority.
The St1te needs the services Of such men
in her legislative halls in these exciting
times
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

as0nie eNOtlee.-.StatedM Meetamw~ "a
IT Dorado Lodge, No. 30, are heId 81 I2ks6ale HsII
on the AOD6Ay Of or next preceding the TsiI Man
In each month. NV"
FREDERICK '. RARas, wv
HENRT D. RAPHAEL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
ESTATE OF D. u. BOYD,
DECEASED.

\OriCE.,- hereby given hv he undersigned Al.
y riu.,.rator Of: :he above named e-;atr, Ia iht
,..r! tors f ,ul alt PERSONS, HAVING claims agIins
,til deccssti to uAbit'it Tie sane, W.th the
>try Noi,c> H.ih3a tta !.ths fruGI the dr>' pub
,catGn o. ~. notice 20 ti.c under, S1ed the a.
Hc~ OF Il II HARLEY ~. - street, !u ih- ely c
Sacramento. CYun'y o. Sacra :uet.tn.
A. A. BENNETT
Ala.t.i>trAtyr.
lIENEl II. HtRrisY, Any f,r PED icr-r.
s4crAn rto, Nyyenbc. 9.!l, lSf5.-iS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
Nrm An6rrtisrmfnts TosDau
COME AND SEE ME-!
DIR. JOHN IEALD.
DENTIST,

HAs REDUCED Ills PRICES FOR ALL DENTAL.
L 0neratinnI, on account Of the h ri times to
Onr-haf the usual prices, believing live aud let
live" good motto.
BEST GUN TEETH set in G, odyear's Patent
Rihl.cr vuicanjzcl :u'i upper or lower sets &25
PLAIN TEETH on the sane,upper or lower. $l5:"!n
TEETH FILLED viii. EcII, ,........ ....... 81
All oher Frg>.,........... ............ /
Teeth Extracted, ia very superior manner, only
FIFTY CENTS!
sN-Evrry style Of Dental Work done in the best
possible manner, aud warranted saii,fl tory.
Montgomery st.. cor. California,
Entrance on | oth sts. drcl6-3m San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

Masonie.--Sierra M Nevada CouneI.
meetings on the evening Of the 6rst Tuesdsv ~
each month, in Masonic Hall, Plaseryille.
WM. A. JANUARY, TIN.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
CALIFORNIA VIEWS
FOR THE -
STERESCOPE AND ALBUM.

Ove- one thonsand different photographic views
all cM and full o u'ercst illuStr Iting the different
procr,scs of Mining in Gold. SILVER, Copper. On h.
silver, &c. THE beautiful scenery Of The Yosemite
Valley. The Mammoth Trees Of CalaverAs county,
Mountain Lases and Waterfalls. Maintain Road
View. aud Wy stations, Sn W Clad Mountains and
Frrtlr Valleys, Guy and Bay Views.
The mos complete s.ri,S ever published. and the
must.sui,ablr presents to send to friends abroad.
SterescOpe size 80 cents each.
Album Size ....... 2j a. "
20 Can he sent hy mail to all parts OF the world,
Published aud for sale hy
LAWRENCE HOCSEWORTI.
9i1 { S.g Montgomery 81. san franrisco
Complete price Caiai, gIrs sent tho any adde's,
FREE. noVl Im!
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
SprriaI ann GrMrraL Notices.

-. The Attention OF our Readers is
called TO the Advertsrm, nt of the AMERICAN
SURGERY AND DISPENsARY. tnoylS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

MASONIC ELECTION the annual meeting
of Hiram Lodge, No. As, +. and A. NJ. held on
the 2zth of last month, the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year: Thos J.
Orgon, W. NJ: John Theisen, s. VI NJ. Lasky,
Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

The proprietors of the Pacific Museum of
Anatomy and Science" have removed to the
Eureka Theatre, Montgomery ST., San Fran.
cisco. Sc advertisement.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
MARR RIAGE S

In Greenwood Dec. 18th. 1865, BY George
W. Ferree, J. p, Mr.. VIZ. II. HOOvER and Miss
MARY l.. CLARK, all of Georgetown.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
EGeClrOPathlc Institute,
a4S TUashin0fou STRAIT.


This Institute was established to- II possible. pre-
veai the uuwary from falling into those dens OF rob
hery (ycert qIack doctor traps) and hereafter the
scientific r2inatOrs of this Institute will not be TO
blame il the afflicted robbed Of their money and
Injured in constitution. There is also another view
OF the affair. The rising generation should be rear.
ed with strong const ntions, aad the Directors vtsh
to arouse their guardians to proper senae OF their
duties in the premises, il possible, to pFevent them
from Siufhng their young charges with deleteIious
constitution just forming, complication OF evils,
thousand times worse than death.
1t would be consuming space, to no purpose, 10
ennmeFHtc the diseases to which this system is App-
cable suffice to that there is no disease within
the catalogue of human Ills but what can be cured
at the Eleclropathic Institute. We have Instructed
the Resident Physician TO sCdrrdnf a perfect dR9
permanent cure, d&k No PA y for ssretces,
when in his Judgment 1t is within the bounds OF cure,
& TION.
1y Persons seeking the ElectFopathic Institute
should be Careful to remember the name and num-
Der,
ELECTROPATHIC, INSTITUTE.
GAS Washington Street,
South side, between Kearney and montgomery. over
the Restaurant
J. Il. JOSSELYN, M. D.,
Resident Physician,
On the sign. With these remarks we leave the IN:
te ests OF the Institute With the public, asking only
the same generous confidence and patronage thus
far awarded to 1t. The record shows over 3O,OOO
consultations and very large amount Of suffering
relieved.
Persons wishing to consult the Resident Physician
BY Letter, can do so with the utmost confidence
Al letters must be addressed plainly, J. II. JOSIE
LYN, NJ. D., Box 1O45f San Francisco, Cal All let
ers will be or return ID as directed By the
writer. ONCE hours from A. to r. n:
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