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The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

LET the naturalized citizens remember that
the Democratic party has always been the
champion of their rights, and that it manifests
ih respect for them by nominating one of their
number for one Of the highest and most re.
spOnsible Offices in the State. Adopted citi-
Zens are not ungrAteful, not negro idolAtors,
nor are they so IgnOrant-as TO BE- made tools OF
BY the old leaders Of the Know Nothing party,
who are SndeavOring to defeat Judge Hartley
solely because be is an adopted citizen.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

SIcK PEoPLE CURED WITHOUT MEDICINE, by
DR.. Bourne, No. 10 Masonic Temple, Post
street, San Francisco, who has cured thousands
Of persons during nearly quarter of century
The treatment is really pleasant. and no naus-
eous med icines. nor bleeding, blistering, plas-
tering. etc. DR.. BOurne's opportunities for
increasing bis knowledge of disease and the
best method Of treating it, have been great
and be has avAiled himself of them 70 perfect
system which is unequalled in efficacy, rapidi-
y and certainty.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

Be on HAND.-Bs on hand, Democrats. at
the opening Of the polls on Wednesday next,
and reman ut them until the last vote 10 cast
See that no fraudulent votes are poIled. By
being viglant you may prevent illegal voting
In these times it is necessary to be active and
vigilant, and it behooves the Democracy TO
preserve the purity Of the ballot. box.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

e. DoRADoANs going TO San Francisco, will
find that genial kuss. Alex. Hunter, at 332
them With fine wines, liquors and segars. We
have tried Alexis goods" aud can vOuch for
their excellence. - we'll as the hearty welcome
be always extends TO the boys from old El
Dorado
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

DIR. e. ~. NOOAE.-H rsGsFr uvs 70 SaT
adVsTisnR cOlomnS, IL gill Be .een that SAis die
lnEui'h'd fh'sIsIsn anA Saigon. late SuTgeOS.
ltAns. has s'is sbIBhsd . AsAisaL IAstisute 10 saN
FTAAeIreo. fsrsopS sufeTfug VRA diSeaSs Of any
GinA "T 6rseTIPtoA. b PlHSHE lAsmselVrs aR4sV
the care II nr. MooTe. cas- reiy uPOs VSeetviAg
grnt"ma"ly AAA ssIrnIi6S trsAL@snt.-tCos
Costa Gazette.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

PErF1r's great auction sale of Dry Goods aud
Clothing has been the leading feature Of Main
street during the past week. The large store
room has been crowded with eager bidders and
che fortunate purchasers are delighted with
their good bargains. There will be auction
tbis aiternoon ct 4 o'clock and every even
ing the coming week. The auction has moth
ing to do wit6 Mr.. Pettit's regular business,
which will be continued at his old stand.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

wE would call the attention Of our TSAoeEs 70
the Groyrr and Baker MaehineS. ThsN IsRoV--
ZION IL Tho wtif -Sstatti+he6 81 'zs - asse1Fs
word in their favor, but We weaId sdviSs any psf
con wanting reliable Family Sewing AssAlne'
investigate the msritS Of these before O0S'ns'-
" word to the wise 10 sufficient" 80,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

The PhySIeian fn snsB bIaReA fer
uAni ~ Success hp atm~Rt vAgn the dlss pPoihV
meni IN th' recovery Of the sick II 20 Ae ESred G
he AdminhtSrAE 'npure 0rdisises RASeN UhhS
sIOShvSaTy. - paying paStIenlSg AttFntI0s - tAs
mpSundinR pA yS,ciaS1 prsseFiDttabs aAA family
r-cpes ON TasAt<i1sS - nndoubd I'D Rurily RebeTt
White. Medical Hall, n APpoioted aHEA5 hS sss'
Of the HSHIins RAIeAI AOAIeines.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

OYsrERs.-Brace 4 BOrowsky, of the Grey.
hound, are in receipt Of fresh Oregon oysters,
which they serve up in any style desired, or
furnished to families at wholesale prices
mike" as everybody knows, can beat the
world 10 preparing this delicious luxury. Go
and try them-we'll 70 long with any respect.
able white man or woman that invites US
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

BASE:-The Sacramento Union blackgusrds
Judge Hartley because he was once - subject
Of Queen Victoria" Ifw have not been mis-.
informed, James Anthony, one of the propris
tors Of the Union, was also once 80 subject of
Queen Victoria" II Hartley is unworiy the
support OF the people because be Was once q
subject Of Queen Victoria, so also il Anthony.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
DEATH 8 &.

In this CITY, on the 7tb inst, Mrs Nellie,
wife If C. l.. Crismsn, eyed 81 years.
In this citv, 0n the 7Ih inatAut. Maria, infant
daughter Of Sylvester and Juha Murphy, aged
5 months and 10 days.
In this city. on the nth inst. George E.,
son If Thns. A. and N. A. GiIinwRterS, aged
IA wears, s months aud days.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

ExANINB YOUR TIcKErs.- Examine your tick
ets, Democrats, before voting. You have
unprincipled opponents to contend against, who
will resort to the most disreputable means TO
achieve victory. Watch them and be pre-.
pared to expose any fraud they many attempt.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

INToLERANr.-Th intolerant spirit Of
the Abolitionsts is shown in their mallg.
nant abuse Of Judge Hartley on account
of his birth. He is an Englishman by
birth, an American from choice. He is q
better American than his vile traducers.
They are Americans by accident-he by
choice. They prescribe him because be
is not native born ! Washington, in the
darkest hour Of our Revolution, was sur.
rounded by foreigners, and he placed i'm.
plicit confidence in their honor and patri.
otism. His dearest friend and adviser,
Alexander Hamilton, was foreigner. So
wss Lafayette and many others we could
mention. The same men who prescribe
Judge Hartley would prescribe them were
they living.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

WHAT the people Of Nevada do with the i'm
menSe amount Of merchandise that passes over
this route 10 that State, we can't imagine. II
seems 70 us that enough has passed through
this place, during the past few months, to sup
ply the British Empire for quarter of cen
tnry! A gentleman, one day this week, cOun.
mules attached 10 freight wagons between
Strawberry Valley and Placerville. That IS
snme stock, and will give people living IN the
Dutch Flat Route aud other by.paths faint
idea Of what the term "freiGhtink" means.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

SILLBsRHAxH 4 Co. are enjoy iag large aud
growing trade. the natural result 0f their heavy
Importation Of choiee goods. They can Ht aII
sisss Of hnmAnity, from the man Of $50 avoiF-
dupois down 70 boy Of -four years, With any
quality Of clothing from the pIainest 70 the
most 6shionable and expensive.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

NE base eothisg dessiss GFsm the <ieciious
in PsBusylvania, Ohio. Indiana and lowe, bet
Judge from -tbe significant silence Of the tsle-
graph that the Democracy have made large
eaias Il they have net carried tbe etAtes msn-
1ioned
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
LOT Ave, Ten, twenty, or forty aere.,)

In the immediate vicinity, at LOW PRICE, TO
those who will make improvements during
the coming year.
20 Any LsrAOn oF reSpectdbiitv rdn become a
member OF the AssOcidtiOn by ren,ifin0 fire dat
lars to TIE PrS~tisRt or SScretdry, upon receipt
Of tohich he totki receiUe deed of One Of TIE besI
Lots in The City,--95 by fen Jeet-dnd a receipt ~
nlenlbership Both deed and receipt SciH Be sent
'ree Of erpense.
One-half Of the amount received will 20 towards
purchasing from the old Company their Magnificent
Wharf. Warehouse, Farm, Dwelling Houses aud
Stores and 2IO0 acres Of Land-including the whole
water front OF thr city which extends two miles
the Bay. Oue-quarter Of the amount received will
BE- advanced to parties who will Improve their lots.
expenses; making deeds, buying stamps, etc. A.
the 60OU lots disposed Of. the Company
will OVn city over two miles square; two miles Q.
Which will be bounded the Bay, where hhy
Wharves, could be built enabling largest vessels
to load, brlng at the head Of navigation This
property WllI then be divided pro rata to each sub
scrber giving to each very handsome SUM AS
the number Sid will increase the bal nee. ii Is pre-
sumed that each stock holder will retelVe from flOO
to 4I000 for each certificate issued, having now
lsrgs auInber Qf Subscribers.
ANY MECHANIC vho will send Us the nam-s Of
i've others besides bis own. Will receive his lot free.
RJ- In sending money to W, register your letter
through rht Post oace, ar by Wvil', Psrg" Goa
Express st risk.
=. For Plan Of the City, shOWing this lora;Ion Of
BlocIs and Lots, or Bills or any her n"rlnqtiOn,
please call on; address
Ma~AA,f'n.Nan nmN HAwnASfnaM
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
SprrIaI anN GERrraI Notirrg
Az INTERRar1na Lnrrnn

very rev persons, even Ameng phySlelana, v,-ss
have been willing upOu any s<Tms 70 have - II
the condition 81 the writer Of the IOeWinR IssssS -
TIE 14'h Of February last. viii antIsicssS -
Uhat his rVpOrt Of the facts, b. sayin9 ~
18th Of August, inSt, he made ne vida, .stAs -
picture OF good health." TjAs, WIKI 49, ~
proves ell ihingS. has su@cisnlty I4sssa ~ -
followed, the cure Is Pealsss, and can q ksf 49,
the scores Of similar cases, the result AZ M ~-~
ed mode SG GtEsaalag disease vsaAouE u.saIsi.S
g. =. B0URRR
No. 10 Masonic Temple, POss e., 6na trSssssss
sAcSAnSHSo. AprH -, -
DR. @. n. DouRnE-DeaF elRl Il = wO,h us...-..
and satisfa ctI0u that now let yea knoB of - SS
heath. Looking back on What have pass11 SS
seems Asf vas lined froa The RraVe ~ ~
n my duty 10 aeknowedee 70 you and tkS 80 -
beneAt derived from water tFeaamsat e A1--lSi.
tered ~ zoe IN your eeAebTatsd AaaAs. n wnSG
August 1854. wNen diOeAsa deyslapeA noIse ~
severe cough then tOok medicines, RetliRR -
with ehIls, lew -, loss q SIensiA, Gnd W. -
Douneed consumptiVe. This set Ne e IkIakie, ~
! EDsllS deteruineA 10 leaVs ny baaino1 -, - ~
the Sandwich Islands, having besa lsAF1o1 -.
could not be cured here. WsRt 70 Aan HraHsS...
aud while wAitinR for d ship eaIled uPaa ~ 49,
who stated that . trip 70 the Islands UeaN @Lss
result dsaStrously, Wns wholly unnSeenerg -
could then Be speedily eurrA q Ab ssaaba,l 49,
I placed myself under hlS tFsaameaa - q -
week UAS % much improves that IkSHaAs 49,
risk returning home asd 70 ny duty a kn1i.ssr -
the Central Pacific Railroad. The OoeaoP sHssss.S
but thought knew hetteT, aBa Fesurns6 = ~
In aOOat I've weeks ny ceugA TetaEaeA, aRA IT,
Rrtting worse, and contrary TO D.. BOarnar ls,-se
ton never 10 the medicine aRaln ea@1ul,aeS ~,
folly, and soon vas % completely m 6sva a.
could scarcely walk %. - lA6 Pessst, IOoasISS.S
10 once mere try the Water cuSs Iwsna ts -
IrAncise"-ieT o. ny IrlesAs ezpessiAE ~ ss -
turn In fact, thought my Petuse 6O~AiN,l O. =.
irving At DR. Bourneb establIsAmena (ReNT~srv n
1859, vas nOt aide 70 Eet nts tAs haII vnAsss
assistance hut In few days beean 70 eain- 4 e.
mAined With him only six Ureks vker I IN ~ -
ser and better msn," vitAoot the % Of neaeisss,
have nov been a. work several vUeks, - -
that am gaming every day, and Il Iraoent -
lar to be 'soutsr than ever esiOse. PyFasss vsls-
it should be. In the LAdes' aad 6eusieW. - D,S:S
ment', AH6 eensOs say see SOeA ID psalss s tHs
Doctors Kind a'tenthn 10 his patirasa
THIS letter ! Wrlts for the bensaa - ~ aa,e..a
to be used the Doctor decIdes and sAouA - -
means OF directing any ODe to HE care anA VEaaa
mvDI who CAs 'Asy asSarealy villS AnA Pvtisf IN
be paid for my tFOubAs YOaT NAeais1a serVnst
JAhR eAMpE m
Engineer Central PAeiAe naIlRocA
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

WELL CRUsH HIx.-This is the threat
daily uttered again 1t the President by Re-
publicanS men who. few months ago,
pFofessed to be bis ardent admirers and
dstOted supporters. And for what3-
Why are Chase, Sumner, Phillips. Wade,
Garrison, Ashley, Highly and others or.
ganiEing party against himi Simply
because he declares his purpose 10 abide
by the Constitution. This is the head
and front Of his offending, so far as they
are offended. And il he adheres to that
purpose and puts it in practice, the De
mocracy will find themselves changing
places with their opponents i; we shall be-
come, in their language, supporters of the
Government, and they will be found dis
loyal and reasonable las, in fact, their
leaders have been for years. The rAdiSa.
leaders have declared war on the PreSi.
dent, and are employing the same means,
the same "prrsSure" to force him into
their ways that they so successfully used
with Mr.. Lincoln, and which Mr.. Lincoln
sadly declared to be "the greatest mistake
Of his life" But it Is pretty evident that
they have now a very different man to
deal with-a man as obstinate and self
willed as they are radical, unscrupulous
and persistent. One Of their leading men,
Ashley, member Of Congress from Ohio,
the same Ashley who made violent Alb.
olItiOn speech in Platt's Hall, San Francis.
co, on the 18th Of last month, has tried
him on In speech at Toledo, Ohio, he
described his interview with the Pres.
ident, in which the later stated his 10.
lection to interfering with the question
Of negro suffrage in the South. To this
Ashley, the mouth piece Of the radicals,
says he replied as follows:
81 merely said to him that the Apti.Slaverv
party bad destroyed the did WhR und Demo.
cratic parties that the wrecks of these parties
were now scattered and strewn along the pOt.
ical coast-and that we intended under God. to
crush ANY PARTY or ANY MAN who stood up
against the universal entranchisement of the
country"
Ashley is crusher! This magnih.
cent specimen of egotism and arrogance
insolently announces that he intends to
'crush." not only the President of the
United States,b but amy party that stands
up against negro suffrage! Ifhis ability
we're equal to his presumption he would
be dangerous man. 1t strike Us he aud
his party will get sick of the crushing
process before they get through with it
The people are not yet prepared to wor.
ship negroes at the bidding OF the fanatics
who are running the radical party.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

Ar Smiths Flat, on the 23d utimo, Virginia,
an interesting little daughter Of Nimrod Meme
fee, aged three years, fell into the South Fork
Canal and was drowned. Her body was found
= mile and a half below The Flat.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
Engineer ces,Fal PaeiAs HaIleesA-
a,u EnInc,aon- -. !. ~.

SHH - Hg0u71.s 1NTUII - -,
Advised BY the underSiRned, Mr.. J0mas eameA~R.
OF the Central Pacific Railroad. (vhO vas AeS h \
mos deploVAble state 81 N AeAlsAJ 1iaeeS Ra=ssIg
under the care Of Dv BsuVne, tie vsosP euO P1p-
'cian. Some six months or more HA0WAFd h ".
tied this city, whsp aeI IiAenially net AIA e D.
Bourne's establishment and IN Asppy q az re.
stored 10 the enjoyment Of COED heAl.h ss6 h aas
spirits JOHN SULLIVAN.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

The Issue OF THE FUTURE. The follow.
ing extract from the New York Indepen
dent, the ableSt and most influential rad.
cal organ in the Northern States, indicates
what the radical programme is to b. in
the approaching Congress programme
to which Bill Highly, the stoIid represen
tative from this District, is committed:
"lf Congress steadily refuses to admit Sena.
ators and representatives ill the people nf the
States once in rebellion have adopted u Con
stltutl0n satisfactory to the sentiment Of the
loyal States, the work will be accomplished"
Senator Wilson has said about the same
thing; and an attempt will be made To
resist the admission of members to Con.
greSs from the Southern States, until they
permit negroes to vote Congress assum.
ing to regulate the election laws Of differ
ent States, in direct violation Of the Con.
stitution. Tennessee, for instance, has
been "organized" under the auspices Of
Andrew johnson and ParSoh Brownlow
with free constitution, but without ne.
gro suffrage. 1t has elected delegation
to the next Congress. one Of the Senators
being the son.in Law Of President John.
son. When they apply for admission the
questions will be--Are you Ioval? Have
you been so all the while? Do YOU SuS
tain the Constitution, the laws aud all
the proclamaIinns Did you oppose
secession? Yes. Do negroes vote IN your
State? No. Then leave; Massachusetts
don't want you here you will thwart the
wishes of Sumner, Wilson and Ashley,
aud your State, without negro suffrage.
will not east its vote for radical candi
date for the Presidency. What nexty-
II is hard to tell. The number of such
members, together with the Democrats in
the present Congress, will be probably
large enough to constitute a majority of
the whole. Mr.. johnson is committed to
the theory Of their election, must regard
them as bona tide members, and being
with and for ''the Government" body
that refuses them admission must be con
sidered by all loyalistS as "diSloyal."-
Sumner fought off few members chosen
in Louisiana, precisely in the same man
ner, last winter: but il will not be- SO en- .
sy to repel a hundred. 1t seems to Us
that they must be admitted, or they will
have perfect right to organize a Con-
gress Of their own, which the President
must recognize. Having followed the
rule laid down by "the Government, the
Government must sustain them, and if
the radicals prove refractory let the Pres
ident use q little coercion TO show them
that we shave n Government"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

EW Or Bourne treats AA diseases Oe Tie Msoat,
chest and icnEs-Which includes diptheFiA beoaeAl.
ts. incipieuI consumption. PlsuFisy, erOsP, ~ -
Wh the greatest success. Great Tellef b A4agAsh h
ldVanred Ssages u eonssmpAiOA. Rhea0aeAM, -
rAyst-, neurAga, fever and sgue. dTopsy ete, sss
are ais" cured qucAly, pie sssantiy ecO0s@leaEn,
No medicine shatSvtV. Isspsome
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
Association,

0diee-No. 403 Montgomery street. San FrAncIseo.
California Box, No. l0l5, Post Once, Ban Fran
cisco. focttGnS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
BIRTHS.

In this city. on the SIh i6St., TO Fred Collins
and wife. q son.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

Dou't fail 10 vote for Judge Hartley.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

Vote for Davis for Justice Of the Peace.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
FARMS FOR SALE!

We would therefore say to those who desire 10
avail themselves OF this liberal Oaer to join the As
aociation ut once
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

There shall be elected on The fret Non AZ of
july ,aitrT this year a Recorder. HI daIty will
he Ia keep GUks Tor the purpose of IecC&dIn1 al
Quartz lame that may be located witGIH NulrA
novIlr Miuing District said Reeurder sAAn Keep
AtrutbfuI and Correct record Of all elaine given
10 him to br recorded for which he shAli be enti-
tied I" receive my cents for each name in the
notice Of location
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

In the immediate vicinity, at LOW PRICE, 10
those who will make improvements during
the coming year.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
LAWS GOVERNING VOLCANO
MINING DISTRICT.

At meeting Of the Miners u VolcanoS illr held
October Itb, ls6j, nn motion. J. C,oirJ NI
elected President, and u. II. kihpAtrick, Sec
Tetary.
On motion, the following Laws t. regulate
Quartz Mining an NoleAnu,Iile District, we're
adopted:
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

Volcanoville Mining DsIrict will comm% Ne a
the ,Outh.Wett curneT Of the houte knuu u IL Nul
canoville a. "lhs >ANton 81 re-" Turuir- eastrri
three Inil's HettrrlI 10 Furd'S Is puInl -,st,
erl I" the south .lde Of Otter Creek. nsst AeT,
t. ih- south side VI the Middle Fvrk ri tbs Alns
lean klvtT
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PUBLIC HEALTH. rnB PRESS

Advertising has been pronounced "un iignl6ed'
by the medical faculty. A physician who Aaver
tises valuable remedy to Hfty people in his pri-
vate practice would receive the cold shoulder
from his pro fsssionai brethren, should he max
his merits known to millions throu Oh the business
columns Of newspaper press. This may be dig
niaed. d."-but is it benevolent, humane, or just /?
Whoever is fortunate enough to discover or in
vent anything that viii prevent, or cure, OK ale
viAts human sufe- ng is bound to make it known
through every channel of communication wisain
his reach. to tine general public. Ror many years
the merits of HOsTErTER's CBLEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS have thus bsen proclaimed
to the world, and multitudes have bean restored
to health saved from fatal raaladies in eonse-
quence. As new facts have been deveIo ped in re-
lation to the operation of this most pure and 20
tent Of all Stomachics and Alternatives, they have
been stated in simple language to the people of
my lands and il the proprietors of the medicine
have derived profit from their dissemination,
thousands upon thousands OF individuals have
beer benefited thereby to an extent beyond all
estimsts. In the West Indies. Canada, Australia
and south America. HOsTETTER's BITTERs sre
uov recognised as the sole specific for Dyspepsia.
the best possible safeguard against epidemies, and
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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON, April %, 1875 (


-A0jer General Dir, Ee.o Yok:
In a dispatch dated at Mobile, S p. m, April
Atb, Major General Candy reports as fol.
lows:
1--WE find In Mobile, and its defenses, on the
west side OF the bay, over ome hundred and
fifty guns, and very large amount OF ammu-
Dition and supplies Of all kinds, and abou. one
thousand prisonefs. Inventories are no " being
taken and detailed report will be forwarded
as soon as they are con peted The quantity
of cotton will probably reach thirty thousand
bales, and there is q large amount Of pr visions
and forage"
Major General Hancock reports that nearly
all Of Mosby's command have surrendered,
including nearly or quite all OF the officers,
except Mosby himself. Some Of Mosby's own
men are hunting him for a reward OF $4,000
offered for him by Gen. Hancock, who has
been directed to establish his headquarters at
Washington. The counties Of Prince George
Charles, and st. Mary's, have, during the
whole war, been noted for hostility to tas Gov.
ernment, and its protection to blockade run
ners, rebel spies, and every species Of public
enemy. The mnrderers of the President har-
bored there before the murder, and Booth fled
in that direction. If he escapes, it will be
owing to rebel accomplices in that region.
The military commander of the department
will speedily take measures to bring the rebel
sympathizeTs and accompIices In murder to q
sense of their criminal conduct
EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary OF War.