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OILS.
PAINTS.

800 Kegs White Lead,
1000 Lbs. Am. Yellow Ochre,
30OI " French g 4"
100 " Chrome Green, dry,
loo g d" Yellow tlry
100 in Oh
All kndSO' Paints and PANT Brushes.
For sale low, by EWIN 4 PENDLETON.
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Sundries.
OON Bbls XXX flour.
ZtJA) Z5 raeks Prime Coffee,
p Bbls Crushed Sugar,
% " Coffee =
n
25 q NO.
~ Tierces g. g. Hams,
Is Bacon shoulders,
Hhds SIDES.
25 Casks sods,
~ Boxes %
30 " Star Candles,
Btis. ~ o. Molass-s
80 iieees BagEng,
20 Coils HOre,
90 Doc. BT0Oms,
loo " Cove OYSTER.
For sale low By GRIFFITH, PARSONS 90.
r,ars-Ig No. College street
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FOR sALK-A Fsrn of lg5lS seres- . \

EOR sALE-A Farm Of 1857 acres, miles from
Nashville, near the Gslstn pike, large 2-storS
stone house On good repair, splendid cellar under
The whole house, new frame kitchen and cabin
good smoke, stable and buggy houses, corn crib
never isiling spring covered with a good roch
spnng house % acres IN clover. the FIST cutting
Of q sold Tor $40, ~ acres In Vineyard. Ths
land Is sil good. Tmoer enough for fre-wood.
Terms easy.
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FOR sAI.E-A Brick Yard, in working order on
ou Ch rioue pike, u miles from Nashville, ad-
joining be lands of VIM b. Cooper End VIM r.
EIlisson on n w. Railroad Sufficient waier 10
run the yard, two springs and branch, in al IA
acret
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Wanted

80 p,,ec4IsE. TWENTY GOOD WORK Mules,
Tor the use Of the oorPorai.en q sssh'iiie AP-
Ps1 Hsshe up J0HN HUGH SMITH,
...,s - hsyor.
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FOR sALk-i6 Acres Of beautiful ground u
miles south oi Nashville, with the comf1itataf
Mansion of tue Ex-U. S. District Attorney, the
Hon. John Iumhe. Comforts in great ahun
dance are here centered-fruits, shrubbery, shade
trees, Wafer. elevated grounds, &c.
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Boardinp

A Ny NUMBER or GENTf.EM s. can FfNp
"a gcod boari IN pleasant rarf ol lhe cliF si-o
en luluruisnet room o. ia o. persQns NisBn nx
lasrd. For particulars apply e me rnon once.
lstz8-d
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FOR SALE OR LEAsK--The pleasantly situs-
ted. comfortable and eleysted residence OF Mr.
Orvlle EWng, President Of the Planters Bank Of
Teuuessee, IN an area Of about 100 lots. east Of
and near TIE stone Episcopal Church. We oHer
IN whole or IN part upon accommodating terms.
and a. FenuneretiFe nrlces
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H.C. SCOVEL
REAh RSFATR AGRNT.
Purchases and Sells Real
Estate TO Order.
Attends TO the Collecting
of Rents. &c.
Leases Farms, StOrehouses,
Lots, Dwellings, &c.
Gives Prompt Attention to the
PerfectlHg Of Negotiations.
REFERENCES.

State, County, and Nashville City Officials.
Members Of the two branches Of the Nash
vile City Legislature.
Editors and Publishers Of Nashville City
Daily Papers.
Post Master, Nashville, Tennessee.
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pom sALE-Iots Noe 81, 90 and 90 in Colleq
Campus on cherry street, rnnnng 90 Hume 81.
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S25 Reward.

CsTRATED losn The Lesser Hleirf. "a 'fneeisYiast
- 0aa DARK daun Cei"re.i a4re. year olt- lii<
hmm IN tassE naf lFitIrg slifIiG ani fH.Isf
bIls irfie Ans one fiiifns iie siluie lua lsf.rer
ina her a. fny stslie saih l5ar.si street, ai ~
ceiVe flie ni1Fe reHart
lnarf-Iss loHE J. PtGE
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For hent-The sparious comfortable fgniiy resi-
denee q DR.. u 7 Mc(Savock, about mile non d
r Of the Court House, and near the German CaihO-
hc Church, ln the north part Of the city, having
ths tWo-ioid adyant ge Of city aud country.
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Questions and Answers
RELATIVE TO THE
7-3O u. -. Loan.
The only Popular Loan now offered for Sale
blythe Government, viz the
":SEvEN-THTRTY."

1st Question:
Why is this Loan called the "seven-
Thirty" Loan?
AnS10eT:
1t bears Interest, in currency, at the rate
of Seven Dollars and thirty cents, each
year, on every hundred dollars; making
the interest as follows:
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fOH sAisB-The Shelby Medical College, on
Broad street, Dot lC5Sig5 feet deep, with Rli the
extensive brick and stone bindings, well iOca-
ted for seminary, hotel, or business houses,
and can be sold m part OF in whole.
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FOR sALE-School Furniture for 30 pupils, study
tshie, sn ssEoitment Of household furniture, CRIB,
chamter seit SC.
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FOR slLE-The tFo exceedingly desirable Store
Houses on north Market street, next north OF
Lsmsceu's, running through % Front street.
commanding fronts on two important streets.
These hoe stores are pOr.ky The attenHon Of men
Of lars business capacity.
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FOR sALE A Brick House, with two rooms and
good cellar; lot 81 feet frcnt, l76 deep, on sum
Iuer street. opposite Dr. ChEs X Wmstou's.
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fOK BALk.-The New Theatre, corner Union
and Summer Streets. We offer at price that will
nett the purchaser IS per cent gross per annum.
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POH sALR.-That entire block on North side Of
Cedar street, between Cherry street and the a ley
the west, running through 10 the Theatre.
These valuable business localities will be sold in
frOnts on both streets 70 suit purchasers, and we
offer them AZ prices which md sees us 70 believe
tnsi purchasers msy expect an advance Of lOO per
cent on cost.
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FOh bAlh-AtOyely suburban Residence, built
hy tSK X. Cheathsn, TX County Court Clerk Of
davidson county, 60 feet the Huena Vista
Pike, and 463 fees on Polk street. Valuable no.
perty and healthy home.
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FOR-sAl.B-A Farm or I73k Acres, well I'M
lruved, under good fences. admirably apportiOu-
ed, wells near the house, and a cstern within
ai ieetl l2D NUT trees, pears, peaches. plmns,
cherues, appies, ounces, dainsons, &C 100 acres
4 in woods, new farm house with rooms barn,
= staiie, &C situsted on the Gsllatn Pike, miles
& from Nashville, and within 4 mile Of the Louis.
i vile and Nashville railroad. The timber upon
this farm, with Judicious management, might be
sold for nearly, n not quite, enough 10 pay Tor
Tie irin, winch Is well known as the William
johnson Farm"
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When and how can they be obtained2
AnSlCer.
They are for sale, at par, and accrued in
tersst, by all Sub Treasures, National anC
other Banks, and all Bankers and Brokers
3D. Question:
When is the interest payable, and how
can it be collected?
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FOR sAf.E-Ihe imitation red sandstone front
dwelling. No. "a Church street, with gas, water,
stationary sssh-tubs, coal house, &C, Withan ell
70 the lot reaeninp 10 Sprace street. Possession
will b. given speedily.
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Notiee Is HerebE Given.

N addition, ~ offer one Hundred D4ilsrs n
Irard for The above descrlbed thlef. and inrlhrr,
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FOR sAI.E-The pretty Block Of Stores, stories
high, GA summer street. corner OF Union street,
noe rented ai s5gO0. this years rent will be ta-
ken as part payment.
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For sals-Iais Nos. end 5. west side Of North
College street, Nashville, Tenn. known a. the
Circus Lots each 80 feet front. and ahout Isl fee,
deep Suitable for stores or residences, and vii
be sold a. a low prce.
For inforrnAaOn respecting any or all the abov,
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-04
SUMMONS.

STAFE or CALIFORNIA County ofFi Do,,ao
- - /" the District Cou, O. tie Ill ytn,h Jnd,-
rill District "u''
Action brought IN the District Court n, n. FL,
tH'h Judicial District an H. r,n p,aint eI,d :,
thr CouniN ~ ~ H. ran", IL N, n, 81 m FL, ~
- aid District tout, in and "a SAID CouL,r ,nS
SAT- ~uV
IT, Pr"jlr ~ he ~.ai- al California IN ,,...
L. w. II'ynar Wr,.'i.,r ard Abrt'atA Wrr.iT"'
Urtna.irt> Grtttltg ''
Y"u are hereby required 10 aIprsr in an ,r,.n
hr' nPl' aga'tsi yfH by tNis Land, ker tl.4t,G
-, t't District Cuur- - the Fl,vrtu Id 81 ~,
tri,' and for The Comfy uf ~ Dorntn ard 4, =.
sv,s tn c"'pl.,i G.. i herein ~ ~ Y-ti A,1 y,
Apr'. 4 ". ;NSf. within ten DAYS 4, u.i,, 81
ihr h'v s.tV"'..) after u = service o. Won ~ ~
suuss."I,>-- -,ryra ~ hin Nh. Cumh,v If served
gu, e. ~ CruLiN. tli wiilin tbs Judi,ii D.r,,t
Wulin tw nv day ar. y served out a. .a5l nuric,
t',n " 'hun torN d-ys-or ludcmrni by default vilI
be- t,ktt sgan.-' Svi..
IT. sad Sr,inu - brour', 10 obtain Judgment
hgHDst Won ~" the sum ~ thuusatd suf eleven
d'lls' dttJy f"ur cents. Amn1nt all, r-d 10 b,
d1c F'r ~ goods, wares and InercianliLr sold Ala
delivered to you At yorr special instance and 70,
qHr-i. pti"r 10 the l6th day ~ January, A b iSks
atd y ! " al to "fi'rsr atd answer H.. said ton
pI"ihi ~ ah We required, the said Pani.Hu.H lsk.
JudgnrT agN Dst for SAID SUN and costs accord
irg /" ite prayer ~ said complaint
Wtn"ss, Hon. : " ET,ckWAy, Judge 81 said Dis
irirt Court OF he Eleventh Judicial District,
- Attest my hAnd. md the seal Of al
>EtL Court, in and ''T sid Cnu;.ty Of ~ Don.
- - d.. ter"'o afsNtd. at oficr in the CITY Of
STAAf PlAeerVille. n. the Is,kdAv 81 Prc-ub.r,
II i>6I. q. J CARPENTER, Clerk
By A J LnwRN, D-puty CLERK
Auue copy Of the original summon Attest.
q CARP HTER. Clerk
Fy 4. J. LpHEI, DEPUTY
-Puhish,i Nv order - John Bus {. .r; Comm a.
Toner OF ii Dorado County Arrest
u. CARPENTER Clerk.
j. ms / IiWI~. An'ys for Pa f,ecl.m8
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assaI: anstttisf ,AinixaF
1UMEOM0,

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County nj mn
District. iith duaisia
fiction brought in the District Cour, =, Al, y
judicial District, ana the complaint AZ ~ IT'D
County Of b Dorado, In the once Of ths na u he
District Court In and for SAID County Ana $500
The People Of the State Of COliEornIc. ~ S Stsse
", Smith, Timothy A. Babcock and NJ q asaseiel
Defendant Greeting We y, snlA,
You are hereby required to appear In
brought against yOu BY william ia Vthovo. t.s:tol
til, In the District Court Of the ElevrpsH Syaaih
District, 10 and for the County Of II DORADO sssI
ansSrr the complaint aled therein on he ia sae
Of January, A. d. 1885, within ten daVa fSi9 ~
the day Of Serviceh afteF the seTvIre cN Of
summons-if served within this Count ~ NJ
cut Of this County, but within this -
trict then within forty days-or judTmsD, - p.
will be taken Sgalnst you NeNelt
The said action is brought TO obtain ind.-
against all and each OF you. FOR thu sum m
sand I'VE hundred and thrty-one IS lOJ doiS. unoa'
Interest IN, thereon me rate Of two per cent n.y.
you 20 said Pie May I4'h. 1854 In & rod oH 81
coin Also, TOP he sum Of Eve huD,F,-t III, q
damages for your failure to insure the
ina ter descrihrd. Also, Tor the further spn 81 e
hundr'd dollars attorneys fees for forrrlo.. 'Io
stipulated 10 the mortgage made 10 SCENE - -
and Of even dae Herewith. AIso Tor tn -, VI" nOte
90 and 60-lW dollars 'or taxes on said ~" OF
also for decree Of iOreclosur. and sale NJ Ano
cry ueSc! '"en WI s'lu WortS"R' To Nit: Six hu,d-,
acres ~ hand with the building and irnnrnvs,i
thereon, situated on the ruad-4t1din1 f,o, n
Willie 10 Carson City. h,tw'rn Clemri,,'s .nJ rer'
Macs stations. known ~ "lIaWthosn's St,,I n " N
NOR particularly desrrb in ih- con, of co", sno
accompanying ih- writ. Also { r the anro;.pt pant
OF receiver herein; ard il you fs to appear 'rS
answer 'h- SAID coTpplaini as above yen,i~, snu
said Prh will take judgment againS Won 10, t Sne
M 1T decree rel'e aud costs, according to the ~
er ~ salt complaint pray
Witness. Hon. = Rro"kway. Judge ~ said nj.
trio Court OF tn k"venth Judicial district ivy
- Attest my hand, and The seal ~ ,.,,
sal Court in ara for the said Cou,'r of ?, 1 nv
~ RADIO, hereto affixed OH il, he S. :. 10 .,
t>tns Plactrvillc, th,s the l2Ih dV 4 J,,,,,.. VI
N'p'i 1860 Il J CARPENTER,
=, ,,.u,, 49,, - Clerk
"f'' t. "'"'"'>' nv! 'oT YIN jABl4 8m
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-04

ALLIGAroR'S NESTS They resemble
haycocks, four feet high and five feet in
diameter at taeir base, being constructed
with grass and heritage. First, they de
post one layer Of eggs on floor of NOR
tar, and having covered this with sec,
ond stratum Of mud and heritage eight
inches thick, lay another set Of eggs upon
that, and so on to the top, there being
commonly from one to two hundred eggs
in a nest. With their tails. they heat
down around the nests the dense grass
and reeds rive feet high, to prevent the
approach Of unseen enemies.
The female watches her eggs until they
ere all hatched by the heat of the sun,
and then she takes the b. ood 0nder her
own care, offending them and providing
for their subsistence. DIR. Lutzenbu,g,
of New Orleans, once packed up ono OF
these nests, with the eggs, in box, for
the museum Of St. Petersburg, but was
recommended before he closed it to see
that there was no danger Of the eggs be
ing hatched on the voyage. On opening
one Young alligator walked out and was
soon followed by the rest. about hun
bred Of which ran into mis- house. where
they went up and down stairs, whining
and barking like puppies.
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Resolved. That in the future, as in the past, We
will adhere with answering fidelity to the Union,
under the Constitution, as the only solid founda-
ton Of our strength, security and happiness as
people. and as the frame work Of gov eminent
equally conducive TO the welfare and prosperity of
all ths States, bath Northern and Southern. Q
Resolved. That this Convention does explc
lilly declare, as the eense Of the American people.
that amer 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 trndden
down, and the material prosperity of the country
essentially impaired, justice. humanity. and hbrr
", and the public welfare demand that immp diate
efforts be made to bring about a cessation Of hos
Utilities, with view Of an ultimate Convention of
the States, or other peaceable means to end it,
that at the earliest practicable moment peace may
be restored OH the basis of the Federal USHon OF
the States. e.
8. 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 a shameful violation Of
the Constitution. and a repetition Of such acts IN
the approaching election will be held to be revolu
tionary, ard resisted with all the means and pow
under control
I. Reaovsd, That the aim and object Of the
Democratic party is to preserve the Federal Union
and the rights Of the States unimpaIred, and they
hereby declare that they consider the Administra-
tons usufpat;On Of extraordinary and dangerous
powers. not granted by the Constitution the cub
version If 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 and
Of the press the denial Of the right Of asylum;
the aVOwed disregard of State rights the employ
ment of unusual test Oaths, aud interference with
and denial Of the right Of 'he people to bear arms
as calcI lated to prevent the restoration Of the
Union, and the perpetual ion Of n Government de-
irving its just powers rom the consent of the
governed -s...
5. Resolved, That the shameful disregard by
the Administration OF its duty in respect to our
fellow citizens who and hing have been
prisoners Of war. and in suffering condition,
deserves the sevPrest reprOba;ion. on the score
alike Of public and cummOn humanity.
g. Resolved, hat the sympathy Of the Demo
cratic party is heartily and earnestly extended to
the soldiers of our army. hn now are have
been in the 6eld, under the flag Of theit country,
and in the event of our attaining power, they will
receive all the care, protection and regard that
as brave soldiers of the Republic, they have SO
bly, earned.
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Pure Whisky for the Sick.
GIRO LAR:
To Physicians and Others.

NEw YORK, May LIST, 1861.
Mr.. WM. 7. Cutter, JR, Louisville, Ky.
DEAR SIR 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 as subsfi-
tute, both In the hospitals and in private practice
and since the latter has into such general use
we have reason to believe that great deal now sold
Is Of very inferior quality.
Presenting that yonr residence in the vicinity Of
the manufacturers of Whi.ky in Kentucky, as well
as your skill Chemist will enable you to select
reliable article, and having full confidence in your
integrity, led to inquire whether you will not
aid us in having this market supplied, through an
Agency, with the best quality Of pure old Bourbon
Whisky. for the use Of the sick?
We are, very respectfully, sir yours truly,
VALENTINE MOTT,
WILLARD PARKER, NJ D.,
10 G. HCTCHILIN, NJ. D.,
AUSTIN FLINT, NJ. D,
C. l.. MITCHELL. NJ. D.,
FRANKLIN II HAMILTON, NJ D.
DEWITT C. EN0S, NJ. D.,
r. OGDEN D0REMUS. NJ. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry,
F.. N. CHAPMAN, NJ. D.,
JAMES R WOOD, Brooklyn,
W. +. p. BAYLIS,
Pharmaceutst, Brooklyn.
Agent for Ell Dorado County-RoBt RT
WHITE. Chemist, at Medical Hail. Main Street,
Placervllle.
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SUMMONS

G,TATE OF cNIIFoR\IA. County ~ II po,,so.
- - In JUSTICES Court, Wife OAK TnWn>lip
To Grt.i sous, ron residents "f ,i.s County and
I, wuSf'r. GirettirR,
You are hereby summoned to appear before me At
NY uiHce IN White OAK Township, u the County. Of
Il Dorado, on NE 81 day Il January. A D. iS6;,
a o'olock = " to answer unto the compliant Of
jacob HdnErr. who sues you for two hundred and
fo'tS-stA - 49, ''Hr-, hataur- due piT frcm yoa
"a book account. for gorIs aud merchandise ssld
ard de lver-d to ynu At YOUR request and instance
wien Judgment UiN he taken against you for TIE
sad amount. together with CO.'S and damages, i
You fail 10 appear and answer
JOHN v BREMER
Justice o. the Peace.
To the sheriff mr. any consiabl" Of n Dorado
County. Greeting Make legal service and r,,uil
hertot.
Given under my hand, This Sl.' day - December,
4. u l>61 JOHN y DflrMER,
Justice ~ the Peace ia asd for said Township.
jAn7m3l
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Mrs. SNUBLEcHoPs said to her daughter
-" 1t was very wrong Of YOU, LAURA. to
waltz with young jolly. Your papa was
greatly shocked. He says he has met
young jolly in the city in places where
no decent young man would ever be
SEEM"
Laura" Well. what was papa doing
in those places, then? Isn't he proper
associate for Young MANI"
Mrs. SHY love, you shouldn't ask
such questions, you know-with him, it's
different"
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FALLING FROM GRACE.-Oid Billy c.
bad attended great revival, and, in com.
mon with many others, he was converted
and baptized. Not many weeks after.
wards, One Of his friends met him reeing
home With q considerable brick in his
hat.
Hello. Uncle Billy" said the friend,
" | thought you had joined the church ?"
$50 did," answered Uncle Billy, max
ing desperate effurt:1o stand still. $50
did, Jerms, and would a'bin a good
Baptist il they hadn't treated me so ever.
lasting mean at the water. Didn't you
hear about it, Jeems?"
"NeVer did"
"Then III tell you bout it. You see,
when we come to the baptizin' place. thar
was me and old Jpks, the rich Squire, to
be dipped at the same time. Well, the
minister took the Squire in first. but
didn't mind that much, as | thought it
would be juAt ~ good when come-s so
he led him in, aud after dippin' him un
der he raised him up mighty careful, and
wiped his face and lead him out. Then
came nv turn, and instead of lifting me
out, as he did the old Squire, he gave me
one sloSh, and left me crawlia' around on
the bottom, like Id mudturtle."
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-04

Use OF Books. We should read books,
not to quote, but to strengthen our intel
lec'S and suggest thoughts of our own
We fatten a sheep with grass, not to OBJ.
tain crop of hay from his back, but that
he may feed US with mutton and cIothe US
with his wool.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-04
Old Daniel Boone
BOURBON WHISKY
TAKE NOTICE.


| tentiOn called to the superiority Of Whisky for
Medicinal purposes, over any other Kind Of Liquor
has been induced to present the public the article
bearing the above name, embracing two essential
qualities, e.,
PURITY AND ECONOMY.
With the view Of preventing fraud nr counterfeit
of this article, the proprietor has adopted the fl.
lowing as his Trade Mark Labels:
"OLD DANIEL BOONE BOURBON
WHISKEY.''
II is only sold 10 bottles, the labels on which bear
a true likeness Of the pioneer Kentuckian, in his
hunting costume, and further tn prevent unprinci.
Piled parties from filling old bottles with an inferior
article, and thus imposing the public the pro-
pretor has adopted the plan OF covering each cork
with 3 Label bearing the fac smile signature OF
JOHN M. CARTER"
Without which none is genuine.
It Is put IN In packages OF twelve bottles each.
1t viii be found perfectly pure and OF uniform
flavor. and 10 recommended for family and medicl-
nal uses
- Orders sent to CRANE q BRIGHAM.
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco Agents, will re-
ceive prompt attention -. W
81 FOL aale ~ 3. J. VAN WORRIES = co.,
O'~B@ tu0H1,H8