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The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

OF course it would; but our cotemporarv
entertains different opinion. The editors Of
that sprightly sheet evidently think there's
something in a name. They have tried their
hand on several; perhaps will keep on trying
till they get asutable one, if one will fiji the
measure Of their ambition. A doubtful propo-
they issued "The Daily Mirror" on Tuesday,
THE Daily Mirror and Placerville News" on
"Wednesday, "The Daily Mirror and Tri. Week
" News" on Thursday they rested from their
labors, it being day of fasting, etc, and their
Fridays issue had not reached us at the time
Ofgoing TO press. We look with good deal of
curiosity for the next issue of THE Daily Mir
ror and" some other musical continuation. A
Short Hair suggests that THE Mirror and
Learned Pig would be both euphonous and
appropriate.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03
~ CORRE>PDNDENZS.

Patients residing in any part Of the State, however
distar l. who may desire the opinion and advice Of
DR.. DOhcrty, on their respective cases, and who
think proper 10 submit written statement Of such,
in preference to holding personal interview, are
respectfully assured that their communications will
be held most sacred. DR.. Dohery takes this Oppor-
tunIty Of observing that all letters opened and
replied 20 by himself only and the latter promptly
aspu,sitl-.
II the case he fully and candlly described the
necessity for personal communication will BE- super
ctdrd as instructions Tor diet, regimen, and the
general treatment OF the Itself (inrludng the
remrdi' -, will be forwarded without drlay and in
such "a IN 20 convey no idea OF the purUort
uf -" l'tt-r or parcel 80 tran, m'trd
RT .nu>u. gratis P,ruA.ri.t cure guar
al.itvi o. ~ pay Ads,
X gOHtcIY. NJ D.,
JunrS-3mj San Francisco, Cal.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

% DIR. J. M. MORENO, &o, SO KAN,
street, corner Of COmssrsia, 10 the Oaly Phy,si..
in San FTaDeiSeO who guarantees b. vTi.,,.
agreement to erect permanent eurs Of SypAiN,,,
Diseases. He has had sixteen years. prSs,,eo i.
San FraneiSeO. Consultations free eAarres -
crate.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03
Special amt General Notices

The Physician is sFteA blAnsa a.,
WAnesfSaeeesS In bis treatment when tAs,di p.o,~,
msnt In the recovery Of the sick Il 70 b 49, ).
the administering Impure medicines. RoA.yt 49,
apotAecary, Il paying particular attentIon 4" ~.
camPounding PhysieiaA4 prescriptions And SSsS
recipes nom medicines Of nndoubtea purity. 49,
White, Medical Hall, is appointed aRent ~. cSnt
Of the gehIIne Patent Medicines. Aes'
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

EXCEEDINGLY LoYAL.-The loyal Pro.
vost Marshal Of New Orleans has been
sentenced to the Louisiana penitentiary
for life, for smuggling arms and ammuni
ton 10 the Confederates. He was one
of Gen. Banks New England freedom
shriekers, and noted for his bitter deuuu.
citation Of the rebels.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

FESTIVAL AT CoLoMA-We are pleased to
state that the Festival given by the ladies' of
Coloma, for the benefit Of ST. Patrick Church,
of this city, was quite successful. The amount
realized exceeded two hundred and fifty dol
lars and we are requested by Father Laagan
to tender his gratitude TO the community of
Coioma, and particularly to the ladies, who so
zealously labored for the interests of ST. Pa
tricks Church also to Mr. Mailer for the use
of his hail.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

CELEBRATION OF THE ForRrH.-Mayor Jones
requests the citizens of Placerville to meet at
the Theatre on Tuesday evening next, at 8
o'clock, to make arrangements for the ceebra.
ton of the approaching anniversary of our In
dependence. Let us celebrate it in becoming
manner. not as partisans but as Americans
otherwise we dish0nor the memory of the pa
triots Of the Revolution. 1t is not a day to in
dulge in partisan slang and political intrgues
1t is day dear to Americans of all parties and
sects; it is consecrated to our fathers, and we
are unworthy of them if we allow our political
prejudices to influence us in celebrating it,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

CATHOLIC SERvrCE.-Rev. Father Largan will
o(liciate in the Catholic school house to-mor-
row evening. Devotions will commence at
~ O'Clock. The instructions for Catholic
children, preparatory TO receiving the sacra-
ment, will be continued every day next week
at O'Clock =. NJ. On Sunday, the llth inst,
there will be general communion for the
children at O'Clock p. N. mass. Mass will
also be celeb rated at Il O'Clock. a. n.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

DIR. G. w. MOORE.-By res.r,D.. "a
advertising columns, IL WIN be Sssn that tS,S n.
nnguished PnySleisn s1s SuTgeon, hate suIRooe
leans, has established Medical Instit1ts n q
Francisco. Persons suffering with disease A. -.
kind or description. By placing themseIvS, ~!
the care Of DR.. Moore, can rely upop Pr 49,.
gPntlsmanly and Seisni&As I1rstnsnT.--sS.r. ~
Costa Gazette.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03
Gburrbrss Charitable @rOrrs.

PLACEKVILLE- Divine servic- ct the Court Hesse
every Sunday morning 81 lon O'Clock Sunday School
al same place, at y O'Clock, P.n. cOL0MA--eervce
on the hrst and third Sunday evenings OF the month
IT O'Clock RL DORADO-SeVVices on the second
and fourth Sunday evenings Of the month. at seyen
O'Clock. DIAMOND SPRINGS-Serviee on the sec.
ond and fourth Sundays Of each month, at o'elock
P.h c. c. PIERCE, Minister
Residence, Cary House, PiAeeTvi.Ie. irSS
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appropriate

GoTrscuALK's CoxcERr.-.We have heard
Gottschalk; Gotschalk is "some and few
more, by bimself;" be is great, he is grand, he
is h on the piano; his fingers fly over the
keys with the rapidly of creased lightning and
the brilliancy of the sun at midday. Miss
Simons's singing fell coldly on the ear after
Gottschalk's playing. She has sweet, liquid
highly cultivated but not powerful voice. The
= Theatre was filled to hear these eminent per.
formers,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

LETTER OF Mr.. CoNNEss.-We publish in an
other column the open letter of Senator Con
ness to J. j. Owen, editor of the San Jose
Mercury. 1t is due TO him to lay it before our
readers, many of whom are his political friends
and patrons of the DEMocRAT: he is U. S. Sen
ator from our State, an old citizen of our coun.
ty. and although bitter political opponent
yet personal friend of ours. For some un-
accountable reason the organs Of his own par
ty publish but brief extracts from it. 1t is
loyal all over, and they must have some mo.
tive for merely noticing without publishing it
Is it jealousy or fear?
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

THURSDAY last was duly observed by our
Catholic ellow-citizens. Mass commenced at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ; and Father LarGan. in fer
vent and impressive manner, invoked the bless
ings of God upon the church and country
Immediately after Mass the ''Parce Domino"
followed by the litany of the Saints, were sol
EMMY chanted. A delegation of St. Patrick's
Society, in uniform, assisted; also, the ladies' of
the Altar Society
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

Masonic. - %. James Royal Arch
Chapter, No. 10. holds its regular meetings 10 M.
sonic Hail, on the evening Of the Arst WeAH&sAsy
Of each month. All Companions in god standing
will be cord. ally welcomed.
ARvID C. AKvIDSSOH, u. Z. HF.
HESHT D. RArHAu, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03
To FEMALES.

When female Is In trouble or afiicted with dis
ease WeAADe Of the back and limbs, pain in the
head dHnes, " sight, loss OF muscular power, pal
pitation Of the heart, irritabihty, nervousness ex
IRENE urinary difficulties, arrangement OF digestive
functions, general debility, Vagiuitis all diseases Of
the Womh, Eystrrsa, serity and all other disc
peculiar To females, they should 20 write At once
to the celebrated female Doctor, W. K. DoheTy, At
his Medical Institute, and consult him about their
troubles and disease. The Doctor Is enecting more
cures than any other Physician In the State Of Cali
fornia Let 10 false decacy prevent you, but ap.
ply Immediately and save yourself from painful SUI
ferinLs and premature death. All Married Ladies,
whose delicate health other circumstances pre-
vent an increase In their families, should write or
call at DR.. W. X Doherty's Medical Institute, and
they will receive every possible relief and help
The Doctors Offices, consisting OF \ suit 81 six
rooms, are so arranged that he can be consulted
without fear Of observation.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03
SEMINAL HE.ih'NES.S.

SEMINAL ITEIHNES.S
4 S6orn.to Certificate ~ Most Remarkable Cure
OF .SpermdtorrhnI.
desire 10 benefit suffer ny humanity and feel
ing OF gratitude 10 DR. W. X. DOHERTT, alone in.
duce me 10 make this statement For many years
l have been afflicted VIA that terrible disease
known as" SpermatorrhRa," or Seu.IuaI Weakness,
the result OF self abuse but till 1855 experienced but
lille trouble or Inconvenience. In that year. how.
ever, had Seminal Weakness TO An alarming *
tent, which vas soon followed by the most alarming
symptoms. As weakness VI the back and limbs, palm
general debility My mind TOO. Was AFFECT ed 70 such
an extent as to seriously impair my memory: my
IDEAS we're confu>ed and spirits depressed. ] vas
averse % society, had evil iorebodingS aud SELF dis
trust, and vas entirely united for any Of the du-
i.cS O; life. From lS5S to the summer OF ls63 EN-
p"yed tue very best medical talent could And, and
sn-nt several hundred dollars, but in no instanc
oh anet more than temporary relief. had about
concluded there was relief for in this world
but seeing DR. Doherty's Advertisement, I thought
wnuld cai and see him, "a he charged nothing for
consultation had an inteTview With DR.. DoheTty
at his once, SIS sacramento street. and his fee foT
treatment was 10 reasonable, ! determined TO try
him, though did not expect much benefit from his
myself under his care in one week found myself
very much improved, and nov. after eve Weeks
treatment. feet myself thoroughly cured Of all ny
troubles and IN the enjoyment OF tue best health -
Hoping that my experience may be of benefit &C
others similarly afflicted, subscribe mys~H
JAMES JOHNSTON
subscribed and sworn to before me. This 18th daJ
Of January, a. b. ls64. A. 6. RANDALL,
| IL. Notary Public.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

DAY OF FASTING -ThursdAy was generally
observed by our citizens as "day Of fasting.
humiliation and prayer" All business was
suspended, and services held in several OF the
churches. The quiet Of the Sabbath prevailed
throughout the city.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

MasOnbe.--SleFra Nevada COuHeIl,
No. 30, of Royal and Select MApteFS, holds stated
meetings on the evening Of the ATSt THsSAay u
each month, in Masonic HAll. PlseeTville.
WM. A. JASUARf, T. ]. n.
HESGY d. RAPHAEL, Recorder.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

MASOnIe NOtIee.--St ated MestIngS -
81 Dorado Lodge, No. Is, are held ~ Masonic Han,
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Fall Noon
In each ulOhth.
FREDERICK '. BARsS, ". ~.
HEXRY d. RAPHAu, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

We are indebted to Wells, Fargo 4 Co.,
through the politeness Of the ever obging
Walter, for San Francisco and Nevada papers;
to R. 8. Hernandez, for the Sacramento Union,
and to W. N. Bradshaw, for Atlantic papers.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

LEcTURE.-Hon.J J. G. McCallum lectures this
evening, in the Presbyterian church, "on the
assassination Of Abraham Lincoln" Lecture
for the benefit of the church. We are indebted
to Mr.. Conk!in for tickets.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

CANDIDATES Candidates for the different
county offices and legislative honors, Long
Hairs aud Short Hairs, are having CAV old
time, in seeing and smiling with their friends
and making arrangements to 'stock outside
precincts" They are jolly set of fellows, OBJ
hvious of the past, anxious for the future, and
singularly liberal towards their political oppo-
nents, whom they lately thought deserving of
severe punishment for their disloyalty Eve
rything is lovely-every free and intelligent
voter is social and patriotic. in the estimation
Of our loyal office.seeking friends. All our Of
fce-seekers are busy, af1able and sanguine and
they will continue so until the convention
meets. Then change may come DER the
spirit Of their dreams. Unrewarded LOYALTY
may kick in the traces-mav discover that it
doesn't pay IN be loyal-may find Jordan hard
road TO travel. 1t smooth sailing and easv
going now; it is an easy thing to make prom
ises, especially so when "free and intelligent"
is hat broke, wants a nip and meets iovial
candidate who wants support. How cordial
the greeting between the two. Make the most
OF it, 6ummers; it will not last long Cordial
ity will freeze. and friends will part, and the
defeated will frowu, and the "sold" will snarl
after the convention Keep up your licks, can
didates; fat office is worth contending for in
these days of low wages and high taxes.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

Palmyra Lodge, Ne. ISL, y. 4 A. n.
holds It's stated cOmuun catiOns Thursday nIghts
next preceding the full moon Of each month"; in GA
Fellows Hall, P1acerville. All brethren In ROod
standing are invited to attend
WILLIAM H. cR0cKER, ". y.
8. A. PENWuL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03
LAID & WEBSTER'S
IMPROVED LoCK-sTITCH
S EWING M ACHINES
AGENT FOR Ell DORADO COUNTY,
A. c. RVNDS ON,

WE claim for the "LADD L WEBSTER" tha tt
w will sew both LIGHT AND HEAVY goods
with EQUAL PERFECTION, aud many OF the light
est and most delicate textures more readily than
many other Machines, Of which light work is con-
sidered be their speciality having been thorough
~ tested IN every respect.
Recent improvements have been applied to these
Machines, and We believe the public will sustain us
in the assertion that more perfect Sewing Machine,
for G ENERAL FAMILY USE, does not exist
We invite a minute examination OF these Ma
chimes, and thorough test of their capabilities, by
all who are in anv way interested, when their supe-
riOrity over others will be proved in the following
respects. viz.
e. They are simple in construction, and thei-
management Is easily acquired.
~ They reliable and durable-sure in their
operation, and the strongest Machines made.
e They are a firm lock stitch (alike on both
sides Of the fabric sewedl, and USE LESS THAN
HALF THE THREAD consumed by chain or elastic
stitch machines.
|" They have a circular-feed, (Which is in con-
slant contact with the work. thereby enabling 1t to
sew the finest fabrics with perfect and to pass
over seams. or sew any uneven surface with rapdi-
hy, without change Of tension.
They sew equally well the very lghtest and
~ They have a straight needle with q perpeR-
dicular motion, which 10 absolutely necessary for
heavy work. The needle is easily set, requiring
neither wrench nor screw driver.
~ The stitch can be readily heightened or
shortened, while the machine Is In motion.
- The under-thread may be the same coars-
er than the upper one, thereby obtAininng strong
er seam than upon otf er machines.
e. They braid, bind hem fell, quilt, and gather
and sew on at the same time.
- They will fasten OF the seam and commence
sewing tightly at the FIRST stitch
% They surpass all others In protecting the
dress OF the operator from oil, the machinery being
encased, and thereby also kept free from dust
~ Cleaning and Oing Is the work Of only & few
seconds; no screws to loosen or plates to remove
20 They run at different rates Of speed, and are
not surpassed for ease OF operation or rapidly OF
m Otion.
sPRICEs-From Finy to Sixty-Five Dollars.
4~@ Every Machine is warranted and furnished
win Gauge and Hemmer. and the usual machine
fixtures. Gauges Of all widths and Duplicate Parts
nfM on hI ali
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03
ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered by the Government, and it is eOnh
make it the GREAT
Popular Loan Of the People.

Less than s3OO go COO Of the loan authorized
by the last Congress, now GU the market.
This amount, at the rate at which it is being
absorbed, will all be subscribed for within four
months, when the notes will undoubtedly COM
mand q premium, a. has uniformly been the cas-.
on closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order tina; citiIeLs Of every town and section
of the country may be afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Bank, State Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par.
Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom
they have confidence, and who only are to be re-
sponsible for the delivery Of the notes for which
they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
March IS, ls65.-Ima6-Sm2Tl
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U. 8. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth premium Of nine
per cent. including gold interest from November,
which makes the actual profit on the 80 loan at
current rates. including interest, about ten per
cent. per annum, besides its EXEMPTION TRoN
STATE AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION. WHICH ADDS
PRoN ONE TO THREE PER cRNr. MoRE. according
to the rate levied other property. The interest
Is payable in currency, mi-anuually, by coupons
attached to each note, which may be cut OF and
sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts TO
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

ICE CREAM can be had during the hot season At
my FRUIT STORE. near the "Old Round Tent"
on Main Street. az 1t will be sent to any part Of
the city to customers leaving orders At the store.
JOSEPH KEESPE.
Placerville, May 9Th, 18c5.-tf
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03
MEEnNo OF rur Arolrrrox Courrr CrrrnA1

MEEriSG OF ruE ABOLITION COUNTY CENTRAL
CoHNITrEE.-The Chairman of the Abolition
County Central Committee has published q
call for q meeting of the Committee in this
City to-day, at o'clock, p. n. The Commit
tee Is composed of Long Hairs and Short Hairs
the Long Hairs having the majority, which is
anything but Q source Of pleasure to the Short
Hairs. However, any little difference Of 6pin-
ion, it is presumed, will be amicably adjusted.
for the sake of harmony and, what is Of far
more importance to the leaders. to secure the
spoils. It is whispered that the Long Hairs ere
in favor of an "easy teEt," and the Short Hairs
oS = Hstrin ger NODe-tAe former. II biuR to re-
ceive "Copperbead" aid in electing delegates
We don't believe it. Such pure patriots will
have no fellowship with ORATORS! Should
Long Hair be elected to office BY "copper"
head" votes he would refuse 10 accept it! It's
Short Hair roorback 1t is also rumored
that an effort will be made to have the Com
mittee endorse the organ Of the Long Hairs in
this county, and that all who refuse will be
denounced as disloyal and read out of the par
~. The Long Hairs will presume on their
strength to dictate terms, and are not disposed
to conciliate those who are bound to support
them or be treated as traitors to the Union
party, one of them b0astfuly declares. The
leaders of both wings are active and vgilant;
every member of the Committee will be pres
ent, and lively time is anticipated. The par
ty is harmonious now the action of the Com
mittee may make it more So Such loving
brothers never quarrel-never.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

Rsad.ths letter from "CoIoma'; it will ex-
plain itself
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03
MtsrrIIartOus an6rrttsing.
U. s. 100 LOAN.

DY AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY
ID Of the Treasury, the Undersigned has as
sumed the General Subscription Agency for the
sale of United States Treasury notes, bearing sew
en- and 'sree-'en'h; per cent interest per Annum'
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.

These rotes are issued under date June 18th,
1865, and are payable three years from that time,
in currency, or are convertible, at the option of
the holder, into
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03
,PRICEs-FrOm Finy to Sixty. Dollars.

4~@ Every Machine Is warranted and Furnished
with a Gauge and Hemmer. and the usual machine
fixtures. Gauges Of all widths, and Duplicate Parts
OF Machinery always on hand
A. o. ARvTDSeoN. Agent,
JuneoU PlAccTville
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-03

Notes Of all denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
This is the
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01
INTELLECT IN RAGS
Or Opulencc Rebukol.

Two proud children were tripping
along the streets of Boston, one sunshiny
day, on their way to school, chatting as
they went, aud apparently enjoying
themselves right merrily.
\ late rain had given a coating OF
mud to the red brick side walks, so the
children strided dainty; the older one,
a slight and dolicately formed girl, with
a merry dark eye and full rich ringlets,
carefully lifting her soft shining gar.
meuts, that they might not be soiled by
contact with the wet earth.
And now their way was through A
dark alley, where the sunbeoms grew
sicky, aud paled iuto dimness. as they
touched the heavy and tainted atmos-
pherej though per-chance long times be-
tween they melted into the shadows up.
on the golden hairs Of some poverty
stricken infant, for many sat in the
doorways OF that comtortless city lane.
The hoy aud girl moved slowly on.
ward, With their white brows bent down
ward, and their bright eyes searching
for the hidden payestones as if uncon-
scious Of everything else yet, the flush
on their smooth and dimpled cheeks,
aud the quick laugh at the lidicrous
figures that fitted across their pathway
ever and anon, plainly told that they
were not obliyious OF the surroundings
and reverted their naughty and arislo.
cratic disposition.
"Dou't you hate such dirty places, Ju.
lia?' said the boy as a few drops, not of
crystal, stained the glossiness Of his rich
attire "don't you wish that the school
wtsa at the other end Of TIE lane ?"
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01

was for her to keep back her own tears.
Mr.. Almaync was waliingimpationtly
up and down his long, gliucr;ns suit of
rooms in the Cristmas brightness OF the
next days noon, when his portly foot.
man presented himself in the doorway
"Wcll Porter?'
"Thoro's young person and little
boy Gown stairs, sir, about the advertiser
mcnt.
AK them to walk in, Porter"
Porter glanced dubiouslyattbc velvet
chairs aud Wilton carpet.
"Thcy'ro very shabby and muddy,
sir"
"Novcr mind show them in"
Potter departed, by no means pleased,
and in a minute Or two threw open the
door and announced
"The young person and the Hide
boy"
"Bc seated" said MIR. Almayno,
cautiously. "Can you give me any in
formation IN regard to the ring | have
lost ~
Ben Nowows 81 s'cr was wrapped in q
faded shawl, with atljcE, green veil over
her face. She held out the fur glove
aal within it li,0e paper box, from
which biazel the white fire Of ,he losc
ring.
my brother found It in this glove,
last night, sir, ~ she said in low timid
voice. The initia.s-N.A.cor spoua
with your advertisement, SO We brouhgt
it at once to the street and number
specified"
Mr. Almoyno opcnol his pocket book.
81 have promised a liberal reward,
he said, taking out a fifty dollar bill.
" " i'll this he sufficient.
Clara Willis threw back her veil.
We are very poor sir she sn;d,
"but not 50 poor as to take reward for
doing cur duty, Thank you all the
same Come Ben.
Henry Almaync's cheek lNa grown
very white as he saw the golden braids
anu clear blue eyes Of hisswect tirstloye
beneath the faded biased bonnet.
clara. he exclaimed. "Clara vii.
Is . IS It possible thatyou do not know
me-:
She turned at MS wild exclamation,
and gazed hXedly at him with drawning
recognition
Are you can 1t be That y9n are
II enrY Almayne! she tNltcrcd, only
hall certain OF the correctness OF her
conjecture
nc TOOK ner hand tendeTly and rev.
erentIy IN hls. II she had been a duch-