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Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

THE LOCUST PLAGCE.-The following letter
gives an account of the plague OF locustS III
Syria: ~,
Maalaka. May Isl think You will bc in
terestcd to hear about the swarmS of locuStS
which have visited the whole of Palestine and
the Lebanon, and which, fear will leave little
food for man or he lst Early il, last month
the locusts first appeared, and in such myriads
that on looking through the telescope they
seemed like dense fail Of snow, in huge yel,,
low fakes, as far as the eye could reach, and
continued for weeks to cover the whole lrnd,
with the exception of small portion: Weare
very thankful that in our two little villages and
for few miles around. no lOcusts ahghtcd. -
Every evening the town crer used to 60 around
and cry out Men, women and children OF
Maalaka, you are to leave your work and 60 to
drive away the lOcuSts and he who dlsobcy'
shall eat one hundred rods. sit twenty-toul
hours in prison and pay fine. BY shouting
and drumming the people trlghtcn away some
| of the swarm to hinder them from deposltlnl
eggs Then, fortnight later, a proclamation
was issued that every individual must bring
measure of locust eggs to the Seragho to D'
burned, and those who could not gather mus
| buy their share. So locustS eggs were sol'
at a high price and finally burned. The las
| thing ordered was the formation OF little ca
mails into which the young larvae (now hatch
ed and eating voraciouSy) might be chased am
DESTROYED en- ludsSe With all their efforts an
orders from the Sultan, very few comparauyt
llv. can be killed, and fear the land will suite
previously The locustS have not come her
for twenty wears back, and their visit now
supposed to be owing to the very mild wlnt'
! bol -
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

A Methodist and Quaker having stopped
at a public house. agreed to sleep in the same
bed. The Methodist knclt down. prayed fer
vently, and confessed long catalogue o. 81 sins n,
After he rose the Quaker observed hcIl!,
tr;nnd irtLou art rs bad as thou sayest thou
art. | think dare not sleep with thee.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

4 n,roled rebel, seven and a-half feet high,
recently arrived at Cairo. He started out with
the Missouri troops, at the commencement OF
the war, aud stuck to them until the dog was
dead, and never received scratch hen
thr colonel first saw him on dress parade, he
ordered him to get off that stump; This
created great merriment among the men
= Get off that stump" became by-word with
the Missouri rebels, and it will, no doubt live
as long as the long Missourian.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

The 81 600 dressing case at the Chicago Sani-
tory Fair. for the pretteSt girl in Chicago, was
vnfed to Miss Anna i. Wilson. who received
! ,07S votes to j ,06S for another lady, and 7@2
for third The whole number Of votes at
dollar each, was 3,47l. The committee very
sensiby agreed not to publish the list OF scatter
ino hallots.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

A young man. named Ward, who died, in
y9rite spaniel dog, who attended him every
.whcrc On his death, the dog could, with
dilhculty, be kept from his grave; on bGinS
brought away it returned there again. This
continued till, one day, the faithful animal was
found lying dead on the grave of his master.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

One hundred and eighteen MormOms, passed
through Quincy, Illinois, recently. They, had
been detained in this city, for want OF tunoS
to cnaule them to reach the promised land
The young girls of the party sold their finger
and earrings and other articles OF jewellery
and even a portion of their wardrobcs, to raise
the whcrewthal to make the Journey
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Ps.ssd at the First Session Of the Thirty.eghth
CORgress.
fPrRIIc-Nn. 1881

1PUBLIC-NQ. 1881
Az ACT making an appropriation To carry into effect
"An act To prevent smuggling"
BE it enacted by The Senute and House Of Repre-
.,ntatires Of the United States Of America in Con
Ersss assembled, That the of fifteen thousand
dollars be, and the same is hereby, appropriated "u'
of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appro'
pr,sted to enube the Secretary OF the Treasury 10
cary into eff ct an act entitled IAN act to prevent
smugs Cling and for other purposes, passed at 'ne
presrnt sessi"n OF Congress.
Approved, J uly 4, 1861.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

A Yankee being asked by Southern:s1r :1 why N
the Yankees always say / guess whIie the e1
Southern people say reckon vo gnEe inc comId ,It,
lowing Gx9nna5l%S% 2s nj SonthernSr 4%S could reckon
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

APpREHENsIvE.-A person who, lived in
conntart far Of the baiffs having abSconded,
oU' one of his sac acoUaintances was asked what was
The the reason Ua HrS of his absence Why, sir, ap
nrebend r he was apprehensive Of being apprc-
L
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

Miss Sylvia Ann Rowland, the ,weaIthicst
lady in New-Bedford, died on Sunday morn
ms' one and two millions, and her income last year
was $l3S,OOO.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

AT an auction, recently, lady and gentle
man who were so placed that they could not
90" n,"", n.cb other kept up the bidding for an
f;,le f after ali the other competitors had given
:" What was their surprise when the gentle
man discovered he was bidding against his
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

The expenses of the funeral Of Mr.. Lincoln.
at Washington, were $23, ,436, -. Notwith
standing the high price of everything, this
sum is ten thousand dollars less than that cx
pended on the funeral of General Taylor and
eight thousand less than in the case Of Presi.
adent Harrison.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

INsu 'noaJ nMm"h At n brennan dinner, and was
pi"nJJu;b prom m;tb great applause: 1.-The ladies'
TScG'eu Sr evos kndle the only fame against when
there "a no insurance.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

A WEALTHY CHURCH.-The New ork
VorJ publishes an interesting account OF me
snonc:aI condition of Trinity Church, the
amount ] Of its landed property, &c W learn
from this sketch that the estate Of TRINITY orr
.i" nnaIlv v'' consisted of two thousand and sixty
oSg emSt ots Of which, since the year las, three
ITSnJred ISn,i and eighteen lots have been gwen
nwnu n~nu'e six hundred and ninety;onc remain and
ava away y,iLonsand o,n and ity-ni have been sold
one one Ir;uo to the rapid rise Of property in the
yet O%s Nf New York, the value OF the six hundred
Guy .; noty'one lots remaining is many times
anu ootnr % than was originally that of the whole
estate I7ee John Jacob Astor obtained lease
g m asG iots & for which he paid seventy cents
OF oGo ~, For for term of ninety-nine years, and
ph;nT pghf; tIO now rent for from $500 to $4,000 per
%nsn wn,o nd lot. These leases expire next year,
oJ noIos an immense amount of property in the low
al a,iu 'rt ' Of the city will then be in the market
% Co. E;mnrovement In a few years all the leases
civ n;ven by Trinity to various parties will expire
go snJ she properly will revert back to the corpo!,
snG sa,;on The value Of the whole real estate vii
them n is said, not fall for short of twenty mil
lions lions of dollars, making the corporation one
tbe wealthiest in the world.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

CASE OF MISTAKEN InEXTITT.n-S".Pp%IT;tCd : q ITt
Cincinnati % Ga.cttr says "On "Wednesday eve
ming a man died suddenly at the premises,
No. 249 Sixth street, in this city. Shortly at
ter Mrs. Nelson KneasS, well known in thea
trical circles recognized the body as that OF her
of . Ben Bolt, a song which made fortune
"She threw herself upon the body and Gov, &C !
cred the face with issfi h. e6 If lis son Eer aeH' aE&
rn,y,ovo3 his mother after the first outburst OF
had subsded I'd deiTnE Eedree tnaS street. ns Fs
1.-THE request was complied with, pT' tbo 10 ~
ostoni s6mcnt of all who had wItneSscd ne re- re-,
;t;on Of the husband and the tears OF the
coghitloII &c ~ the body soon after came back
With stating g1 that 5s Es k9enss nat l'
snouse. Another examination ensued, and
some persons concluded that the remains were
those of a man named Lewis, who had former
" been lieutenant in the army. but who re-
centIv had freouented the drinking houses IN
that locality, devoting himself to drink.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Atlantic and Pacific
ExpREss
PASSENGER AGENCY!
Twentieth Through Trip, Nov. 18Th
Returning from New York In February
or April!

rlNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING THROUGH
fraud lost the labor Of three years, and being
unable to use his right hand, will resume his Ex'
press Business, and go East November lJth, 10
return In February or April N Eastern ordersin
New York may demand. ..-.-. .r.
He il leaving to serve all those desiring 10 send
to the "Old Folks at Home, and will deliver
(personally) any Letter or Package in any town
in the United States east Of the Missouri river or
in the British Possessions North.
lie will also accompany any passengers placed
in his charge to their destination In any OF the
States as above and II desired will go to Europe
on any special business requiring personal atten
tiOn.
Returning, he will meet passengers at any
plAce designated, in any State, and accompany
them to, and deliver packages in, any place
in California. Nevada, or Oregon.
Special commissions, with powers-ot'attorney
promptly attended TO.
All moneys, or other articles OF value, may Dc
covered by insurance II desired.
Address Lock. Box No. 60. Post Office. Virginia
Ctor particulars inquire at Post once News De-
uo,) until November 5,h and from the 5th 10
he l2th direc, to San Francisco, care Wells
Orders reaching New York February LIST, will
Ia. received II directed Care Wells. Fargo &
Co., Broadway.
BY permission, he refers to
Is VIRGINIA Mayor George +. Jones, Hon.
iohn A. Collins, II on Chss. A. SUMNER Post
master c. c. Warner, Homer s. King, Bank Clerk
~ W, +. & Co.'S
Coin Hill - Hou John D. Winters, II. II.
FlaSg. ESD. p d. Headley, Agent W. 2. Co.
CGNsoS CIrY-H +. Rice, Agent w, +. 4 Co.
u. l.. Gardiner. ,,orr
Virginia. New, Oct. 20, 1865. oealu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-26
Notlce.

TISDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE PRO-
| visions Of AN Act OF the Legislature OF the
State Of Nevada entitled An Act to provide for
the payment of the outstanding Indebtedness OF
the Town Of Gold Hill. storey county, approved
March 9th 1865, scaled proposals will be received
by the Board Of Trustees Of said Town. untii
MONDAY, October 30ih. ls6S. at o'clock p. NJ
for the surrender of Warrants on the Redemption
Fund. TO the amount Of Sl,OOO. No bids will be
considered unless accompanied by vouchers: all
bids to be handed TO G.. W. Aylsworth, ESQ,
President Of the Board BY order of:he Board.
SAMUEL HYATT, Clerk.
Gold Hill, Oct. ~, 1855 oc25 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-26
QUARTZ MILL
For Sale or Lease.

THE MILL KNOWN AS THE METAL
L lurgical Works" Dayton. will be leased or
sold on reasonable terms. Size of Mil, fifteen
stamps. with Hepburn pans
Apply at the Agency Of the Bank of California
Virginia SEE m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-26

PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
CO by Boat at 4 p. ~, Will take the Cars nj
Sacramento ON both roads, at $50 A. NJ, for the
Lake Bigler Route, will change TO Stages at
ShIngle Springs. For Donner Lake Route, at
Colfax Station; arriving in Virginia. by both
Lines, in 36 hours from San Francisco
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-25

Resolved, That in the future, az in the past, We
will adhere with answering fidelity to the Union,
under the Constitution, as the only soid founda-
tion Of our strength, security and happiness as a
people, and as the frame work of government
equally conducive to the welfare and prosperity OF
all the States, bnth Northern and Southern.
Resolved, That this Convention does eXplc
lilly 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 n,cessity OF
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
w. and the public welfare demand that imme date
efforts be made to bring about cessation Of hos
Utilities, vita view of an ultimate Convention OF
the States, or other peaceable means to end 1t,
that at the earliest practicable moment peace may
be restored on the basis Of the Federal Union Of
the States.
3. 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 repetition Of such acts In
the approaching election will be held to be reyolu-
tiOnaTy, and resisted with all the means and pow
er under cur control
!. Resolved, That the aim and object Of the
Democratic party is to preserve the Federal Mon
and the rights of the States unlmpalred, and they
hereby declare that they consider the Admlnistra-
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 insurrectiOn; 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 aud
of the press the denial Of the right Of asylum :;
the avowpd 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 perpetuaton Of a Government de-
irving its just powers from the consent Of the
governed.
5. 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 reprOJa;iOn. on the score
alike Of public and common humanity.
6. 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., 1865-02-25
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County ~ N no..,.
= SS-In the District Cow, u he u.vsr,h TO-,
cial District. 'So''
AcliOn brought in the District Court n, t,o "
euth Judicial District. and the complaint ala !.
the Comfy ~ II Dorado, in the ONCE Of III ca -
OF sA'i District Court, in and Ter said COUNTY ~
STATE ' ana
Thc People q the State q Cali,orni. -
L'vV, ii-ynNn Wr-skLcr and Abraham WTs.br.Ne
Defendants, Grrrtirg: '"u'''
iou Az Ntr'ty qared 10 app-ar in an ..,o.
h'"Hg'f AgAn.t YOU by tE.s LAndeck.r Plsin,;S
IN rt p,S'rict Court ~ the Fl,veuth Jpdic;.i m
tr'' ii ana for the County ~ ~ Dorado and Ia a..
sw-r ~ cor rl ~ e., therein on the 2SlI d. -
Arr', 4. D. lSff within ten days t-xclusi,. ~
the day e. seTvjcrJ after tie service on Won N ~.
suWI.rrv-.f "rVri within his County il served
oi; ~ - County. hut within ths Judicial D..,is,
w',l,n why days or i served out Of said D.,,r,
then within 'o7'N days-or judrmen, by default iii
b- tHk"i. against yuu.
IT," set a.ii'n Is brouF'' to obtain juaeu.,,
asa u~' . ''r The sum ~ thousand an, tlrvsn
Var - 4 t,rtV t,.r remit. Ar,onut ailexrd 10 ~
!pr = 4 ~ goose. wars ard rgctct andaa so!d ana
- N'T'I ." y"p ct N"Hr special insiAnr- ard re-.
qlr-',ir' :. the 10Th day - January A. b lsa
sd i Suu IA - appear a.! AnsUrr tho said com
rln A. ah'vc rrGn'r-i. -, SAD Plaintiff will TAI.
JuiraeTt against ven to SAIL .Jrn ard coss aceord
i'c =" - prayer n s.,.l complaint
VIII - ilI " Br ,'lWsy. Judge 81 aaid Di,.
r.ct '"d't"' ~. F'-vrt'h iudi. ial Irsirirt
- At'-i NV hand. and tie seal ~ ala
ri Court, in AtI : r<,d Ccurty Of 81 Don.
- '-r.'" s4N-,r. - nc. in the Civ a,
,,4~" pa'etv.Iir ~ The l5'h dav ~ I,,cenb.r
4. l. i>''1 q, CARPENTER, C'rTt.
~ \ J LrvEI, .. putty Clerk
A;-u, r"ry ~ the 'cfir!rsl sur'nor. Attest:
Il CARP NTER, CIrrt.
Bv 4, } l"~EI, Deputy.
PH'' -'..'iy r.trr - J,in bash. Coar, Commi,s
'ourr OF r. t. 5,io { u"fy Ar~si
G.J CARPENTER. cIert.
,n., ~ =; ; L"Gr. Drray,
j. H>-'N lf~'N' A''!' "r Pf tdeglTms
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-25
legal advertisements
SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County ~
District VI '"e AIh JHdoh
tction brought in the District cour, .,
S C District and the complaint flea !. In
District Court In and for said County ana ~ OF az
The People Of the State OF California ~ S SAse
W. Smith, Timothy A. BabcOck and w y stnanIa
Defendant Greeting w. " HaalsA,
You are hereby required To anne.. J.
brought against you BY William A Hav,ho.-Ns. seaoa
tin, In the District Court Of the Eleventh S,rlalA
District, in and for the County Of " Dorado 'oal
answer the complaint led therein on tSs is snd .
Of January, A. ID. 1862 within ten dav, f ~ day
the day Of serviceh amer the service oN Of
Summons-if served within this COUNT ~ y IAh
out of this County, but within this Judc;.i nsIVed
Tl.liY, twenty days; or, II served out 80 gNss',lA
4scf. At~Hp-SitAiH CSssF 3$ai& y ~ =
q Lo.t >ahstL, Is SSSa5S JtSs. (-AAaT
The said action is brought to obtain t.a.
against all and each Of you, for the sum AZ sonsnt
sand i've hundred and thrty-One 100 doII'.. aoS,
Interest thereon a. The rate Of two per cent 1Sa
you 10 said PHI May 18th, 1854 in q Coia ven b
coin. Also, Tor The sum OF ave hunur-d .sma'er
damages for your failure to insure the uViasS
mater described Also, the further spm - ere
hundred dollars attorneys fees for torerloD.'u o
stipulated In the mortgage made to secpss -
and Of even da'e Herewith Also Gor ~ mote
81 and 6h-1oO dollars 'or taxes on said sun Of
also f'r decree OF foreclosure and sale az and
erty Described IN said mortgage, to Wit: Rir Pop.
acres Ct land with the building and mproxs.Du.Irea
thereon, situated on the road 4eadng from PssaVo
vile to Carson City, between CLEMENT 80 I vt
Macs stations known as "IIaWthorn's sta,Ic" ~
more particularly described in the copy Of mo
accompanying this writ. Also the snconsIant
Of receiver herein; and il you fail 10 snness
answer the said complaint As above renr,.-s sc ~
said Plf will take Judgment against Won 70. ~ zoe
mtnt decree relief and costs, according to the
er ~ -Ail complaint e pray
Witness Hon, W, Rrockway, Judge OF ,a,a NJ.
trici Court OF The Eleventh Judicial District.
Attest my hand, and the seal a, A.,
SEAL Court in and for the said COUNT Of :, nv
~ RADIO, hereto affixed, Il once in he eI,1 y :,
STAMP Plsc,rVir, this tie l2h day Of J.n"., y
r A'N '>S''' u }. CARPENTER,
a., r Nuut,. ,.,,., Clerk.
"e'' L. "'"'NH''' ANY LOT JAMIE Son
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-25
Pure Whisky for the Sick,
GIRO III L A r.:
To Physicians and Others.

NEW YORK, May LIST, 1861.
Mr.. WV. T. Cutter, JR., Louisville, Ky.
DEAR SR:-The great difficulty experienced in
procuring brandy sufficiently pure for medicinal
purposes, has induced many Of the Physicians OF
this vicinity to adopt Bourbon Whisky a substi-
tute, both in the hospitals and in private practice,
and. since the latter has into such general
we have to believe that great deal row sold
is Of very inferior quality
Presenting that your residence in the vicinity Of
the manufacturers Of Whisky in Kentucky, as well
as your skill Chemist will enable you to select
reliable article, and having full confidence in your
integrity, are led to inquire whether you will not
aid MS in having this market supplied, through an
Agency, with the best quality Of pure old Bourbon
Whisky, for the of the scks
We are, very respectfully. sir. yours truly,
VALENTINE MOTT,
WILLARD PARKER, NJ. n,
10. C. HCTCHILIN, NJ. D.,
AUSTIN FLINT. NJ. b,
c. l.. MITCHELL, NJ H.,
FRANKLIN II HAMILTON, NJ. d.
DEWITT c. ENOS. VI D.,
X. OGDEN D0REMCS. NJ. d.,
Professor nf Chemistry,
F.. N. CHAPMAN, NJ D.,
JAMES R. WOOD, Brooklyn,
W. L. p BAYLIS
PharmaceutS;, Brooklyn.
Agent for Ell Dorado County-ROBERT
WHITE, Chemist, at Medical Hall, Main Street,
Placerville.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-25
SUMMONS.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of n Dorado,
- SS-In Justices Court White Oak Township
To Grist Sons, ron-residents Of this County and
Township, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me q
NY cfice in White Oak Township, Of the County o.
II Dorado, on the 81 day Of January, A d. 1870,
a;2 o'clock. p NJ TO answer unto the compliant Of
Jacob Epiug,r, who sues you for two hundred and
fortysiN ~ loo dollars, balance due pl6 from You
o book account, Tor goods and merchandise ssd
and de ivered to you your request and instance,
when Judgment will b. taken against you for the
said amount, together with costs and damages,
you fa!! To appear and answer
JOHN p Bremen,
Justice Of the Peace.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Fl Dorado
County, Greeting Make legal service and return
hereof.
Given under my hand, ths2lst day Of December,
A. u I~64 JOHN r. Bremen,
Justice Of the Peace in and for said Township.
jan7m3l
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-25

The Wild birds waTbas, the silVery Tills
Sing cheerfully round the spot,
And the peaceful shades Of the purple hills
Pail dim on my motheT's cot;
Its windows are low. and its thatch 10 low,
And its ancient walls are gray.
o, zee Il! love 1t Where'eF 60!
The old house far away.
The little clock ticks on the parlOE wall,
Recording the passing hours
And the pet geranium grows rank and tall,
With lite brilliant scarlet flowers;
And the old straw chair, 20 cory and low,
Where mother eat knitting all day.
o, zee It'll love Il Where'er go!
The old house fET away.
Dear mother! how plainly l see her now,
Reclining in that old arm chair,
With the sunset resting upon her brow,
That was once 90 smooth and fair;
With her eFimpled border, white As snow,
Apd,heK once dark hair now gray.
$ANSs Y n * aNNheEe'eT gil
In that Cd nouss AR awsy!
Not all the treasures the world affords,
The riches Of land or sea,
Nor al the wealth Of earth'B proud lords,
Can blot from my memory
The roof that sheltered each dear, dear head
And the humble HoOr Of clay,
Where the feet loved were wont TO tread,
In the old house far away.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-25
SUMMONS.

r,-t ~ r,,ll-,p,-I, :,
~ VIZ 49, ',N'','y % " Dorado. .
'' '.>F' ! "a VII o. ~ liIh Ju,lic al
-"
:..' hr..r't ne +. .'ric, Cour, % the EI.v
y. 90 "a, II -. AID IL, {, T. pisir hrd in N.
C..'.'N - ,! prl.l.. ~, -. ,f.-, - IN, CIark y,
u.-is..i C.... ~. ,..i fr sa-t County ard s,si.
- p..I G 49,, .
.,ii ;. - ~ ~ NV =, "h'l"et
I,y,,. a.. H., q Nh. - 80, -, !; n
n.i,t.,,- -, '''' anu IL h'onht'
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-25
THE CALIFORNIA
FLY KILLING LIQUID.

lily PAPER NJ IL ''ous '..~-:h- iGl'i Fy-
L k.,e. = Is Il, ',-'s 81 ih'u.a'.is. H., Ifept.
ration fsr Iii,u. f'vs : giving TIE A'e.t -a;s
faction NJ auy'i ~ ever ,s,l l. B., rrs t"pr E't
to y highest III ~ p".ut l. e -Ii,t Latgr-
and speedy in ~ fleets. MT IT, Frs will not
rrot the walls and Windows whch t-1krs n. use Of
other preparations Objectionable
X. II. Mcdonald & Co., Sariaren'o and
San Francisco. Agents. D-rui at L. :. Drug re-,
CDrIe r Pine aui krarney streets. .ser2i!l
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-25
AARON KAHN.
81 J ST., near I'd, Sacramento.

Ii AvING sold his Clothing Business to Messrs
i l. p SILBERMANN and II D. RAPHAEL, cor.
daily recommends them to mis- friends as gentlemen
every way worthy Of their patronage
Being DESTROYS Of closing his accounts, he earnest
ly requests all persons indebted to him or having
claims against him to call and settle forthwith.
AARON KAHN.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-25
WOMAN IN ALL HER Diff.
CULTIES

l. invited to test the regulating and restorative
powers OF this harmless but Elective preparation.
81 ;hc two cpochs ~ life IN which the female system
undo, GOES the most important and critical change
the Pills will prove positive safeguard against eVl
consequences They are also confidently rec"m-
mendcd as specific in very disorder To which fe
M .l,s are exclusively subject