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The HArK1. TfdAl-N1f.. Johpsonss
lt1ness-Applscatson TOR Pardon
xxttufnlnE Rebels.
tEpcctal Dnphtch to He Chfcaro THhune1

Tho Harris TriaI-H1rs. Johnson,a
a1lpcss-AppitcAts0nk Tor Pardon
xttufnlnE Robef8.
Especial Dnpstch to He Chicago Traune.1
WAsR1ao1oN, July II.
In the Nxry Harris trial to-day the peas OF the
dsisuse and persecution were .suonltted to the
Caaft snn nlthoti les produced 10 sustain them.
NJ: btadley. ict ne oeterss. Prescut.d IN rub
il fton The evidence the jury and that the
p'tscuer committed the act charged, aud by rea.
mlrd. vas unatle to control her actions With rea.
tG1 End Judgement, tho u ttshne sn1 NOT Euflty:
or II The Was moved thereto by an insane npulse
arittng from physical or morsl capees, she Is not
guilty. II the jury eutertatn reasonable doubt
d. 10 The souoGnsts Of her mind, she Is entitled
memory ano discretion, the o6enee Is mot COM
p1etc.
Nj. Wilton tor the prose ensiou admitted n sub.
sccused wen, to Wa1hfpg'o oa a1med VIE ! pistoi,
*no to toe 1otEu Of the 1ereAs-d laid In wait for
hin az he WI paEs.ng. fired at him Iu1lclng q
Eou9d IRON The tdsc's cf witch be died. they
should IND her guilty un1eze s.tis6cd beyond
reasonable doubt that at the time che bad not mi.
dclcnt Ftartn to know the nature, qusllty and
character ofihe sct md sufficient cspaelty TO dis
tngn1sh right from wrong III regard ~ tbs aet or
wes from dl:esse Unable 10 rests' i'e eomm1sslon.
II they hno tha, The accused cuteriasntd hatfet
foi tae deceased aEd WA caasc1ous ta.t che was
Subject to parpxygms cf lEesn:ty, sud tought him
ARMED ~ et, ed, they should dnd her guilty 1t is
not sufficient to shoH state Of mind su C :puhle
TO ditease, u, that 1t vac pcetlhle or probable
that The tccu. Cd wss 1tct to Leapty Or paso1-
tfms. hut they mu.t show th, thtse fcsutted
from d1teAse and not from c-im'cal intent. Tue
nrI IuMent IN the Eaet will cu1tinun tn a4csspv.
Mr.. Prrsih~nf JehAeun IL Aer1ouAiy, though
Lot dang ouHlY III.
4 ls1ec rgmber of applications for pardon we're
Iecetyed to-drf, and among them numb.f Of Ia.e
Ht1E. Gener4 4ls IL tue rebel nrmy, and pro atneut
6Outheru politicians.
, Every Boat which comes up from the South
hriEEs larPe numbers Of CT rebel officers Aud col.
dierF, toaner Residents Of the euuntes Ia V,gIp,a
condguous 70 Warrington. They are OPEN In
fheir avoEals Of adhtttnre to the principles for
which they blve Icusht, and Of their dlsrecard or
cor nsehnon ects and oatog I A1leeiAuce, sailing
they Wish only TO get control oI toeIr property
and Of the stste government aea'n, wntn they
Will speedily restore the epit1t il not the letter
Of Elarery. Some Of them speak 1.ppautly Of
tht11 tta1inets to axe anothet bruth with ns as
soon as IN opportunity onars.
, 1865-07-18

liz Fleets In PennsFIyanin and Now
Jerrty-OVerff0Eg Of the Hnrit4n-
9sfes Dektruct1on on the SchuyIklll-
HrfoErs WAshed Away-CannlsD Dame
0Et d. &c.

SoxEay111E, n. j., Ju!y 17.-About ten bucd.
red feet Of the ro.d bed OF the South Branch
RA1lroad near the bridge across the R4ft!an rIycE
!, Wa:hed away BY the freshet, ssu:ing suspen-
1aillDE.
soaxns111E. N. J., July ia heavy storm set
IN here yesterday afternoon. causing The most e.
ISL. Along the line OF the Ratfmn IVer the
fields Of gram and u,eadcw. are completely 1ao l.
e. e. I'D TIT dana nIs; unpEeso gre.t
street: and highways arc completely lost to sight.
At MiddLenrook bridge was completely undcr.
ttstn on the New Jersey Genital Ratlrosd. Il
consequence Of this dlslstGr 4 lumber OF twelve
ponncers were p1ec1p1tsted into the Hood. and d
~efe piled into It o1c on another IN r1luous con-
fusion. Many OF the animals were aavsa FROM
the wreck only TO dnd watsry Rrsve. This q ,od
clearing away the debris, and The bridge 1enalos
bauxsw1cK, N, J., July live have b.sn v,s
The lower part of the city i under water. The
rise IN the river began about O'Clock hIs mprn-
Ing. atd il quickly ross ten feet ahoys high water
aware and Rsritan c.Eal /. broken in several
pAeea, aid seversl days must elspso helore navi-
Rsiit n csn be resumed on 1t aR1'n. a number
fe sTy The Of n 1es@ eI1 r.
tiderahlc. Tne boat guards have also suffsrel
considerable loss By The ffeshek.
cN TUE eCnuYIKILL.
PHILADELPHIA. July 17--Tha rain Of yesterday
csnsed severe i1eshes in the schujlkill river,
cautin2 great destruction Of property. number
ol tnsll houses on the b,rk4 OF the river have
been carried away. The AEu.hupss n1eadows are
ogesdowed. The t1cstie work On lhe western
e'de Of Chestnut ttfeet bridge ie carried away,
The Schny ft1 can,l Is badly damsged. Several
bridges Along the Wlsssblckon hay,s been carried
off. The sRt cts Of MAuyuuk are flooded. Sey-
etal mills are d1odet. and numba o! canal buats
wrecked. Theifack Of the knryf.toxn Railroad u
uursr water, 70 that the trains cannot fun nt,,r
, 1865-07-18

!, Fonr AoaRoE, July 1G.-Thcre ara 2,loO ps.
uents II the Hampton genera! hospital At tho
fourteen months there have been admitted into
these hospitals ,tsa patients; returned to duty
7,lS; transferred to otheE hospitals BET; died
2.t85; dis1hareed 2.572. The na.ance admitted
are retc's and etviliALs- Dr.. Ell Mcclellan his
bad charge OF Of these hc'ptls for nearly three
Jesrs. lls hat recently been EsIiescd from his
dulles AID ordered 10 FhlIade tphlA.
, 1865-07-18
Chicago Qr1bn11ts



II ts stated thst but 2tJ 900 baIes Of cotto'
vii be ,aised in Mlaslsaippt this yeAz.
Mrs. President johnson is i'll Int not dan
gcrtsualy. Al
Gold closed list evening In New York A.
$l.43. u,
The late rebel commander of the lam
stonewall ha, gone to England to cns's' ~
the merchant service. ,.p.r,o,d. at
Tie Land Agent Of The rAosoc ~. n.a.o me".. ~
Iavzencc, Kansas, has so'a s'eos ~ - +hn
lands to actual settleIs s'ncc Aa' 'S'4
presen: month. c,xn,,,v h.vr con.
'menced laying track from un4un Mr "GHs Ss.a ~.
expect to have one hnnoseo AAA'' >A~ ~''':
year. ,,,,a recep+,v
to the various countaes ~ Ao"' s4'''~'~ -A<
swamp lard indemnifles.
Hon, Preston King, o! Ne~ 1oTk' Is nsmg
at lie White House, and has charge o1 1ne
prrsIdent's room.
The line cf guards leading to the freai-
Units room and the ba1slcaoes, which have
l,ten standing for some time, have all been
renewed by order Of the President. !.
on hss been struck ID Kaneas- Five wells
naye been sunk recently, and Eastern capital
lists ale testing them.
The Russian Telegraph nne Is progressing
ut the ra:c Of >t1 miles per day. The wires
are now laid tfyopa New Westminster, Brit
l:h ColumGia!
saa Fryncisco dispatch brings accounts
cf rou. Gif the Mexican Liberals at Guaya,
nas In Alfa last By small force Of French
caralsy-
yau fa.rlyal at Halifax, the burning Of the
enisyskt ship Nelson, reported some days
a'nee, fs confirmed The ship took fire while
being fum1gated. It IL pr.baplt that nearly
fou1 updtt d lives were lost.
Mac: fme Jumel Burr, the widow Of Aaron
LET, lied Yesterday at Washington Heights.
ny. She Was married to Burr in 178s, and
ut the time Of her ma1riaso Was tie widow
oi British officer. 49,,
Il on. Charles Durkie, Of Wisconsin, has
Dc en- aprofnttd Governor Of Utah, and VIM.
" allase Governor Of Idaho tix Caleb Lyon.
Considerable interest il manifested IN Wla
orB!n over the discovery ol quarry Of pure
marble in Sauk County. Tue marble IL pro
,iounced by ceolocists to be ol excellent
t;ua1;ty.
Tht re- vere Yesterday three hundred and
.1xtv1ieht vess.:.s Of ali descriptions In the
rnrt of Nev yo+t +vo bunared ond eeve,,
81 which xere fore1cn.
The u.v,,en +r1w1lfon In MT vet snn.
,rcst.a Tie rebels arc confined to Caua
Hov:ic,, Int The Government forces arc ma.
2.inr slov n,ocrcss In reduc nr the place,
The 1c,, ro,nmn NJ Gen. Couuor's great In
dim cx.rdttlon Is l,y this time on the more.
Tn- ,1oht mnrcd some time since. Tae cen.
r., coln,n,, viii noyc shortly, The expedl-
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NEW YoAE, July l7-Madame Janel Burr,
widow or Asrun Burr, died ye.te-dsy 1t her 1esi.
dence on Washington heights.
Arubroee L. Jordan also died Yesterday ut his
restdence IN this city.
, 1865-07-18

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WASHINGTON, July II.
For come daye past the entrance TO the Execu.
tive Chamber haa been guarded by sefies Of
ptckets, stationed II the bottom and top Of the
s:n!r case 1eadttg thcrs to- much to the annoyance
Of the Senators and Representatives. who were
Obliged to cool themselves In the East Room, In
compRny with rebel pardon seekers, office teek-
era And other beg gatb. Besides this, bt1riesde
was erected acroEs the hall leautng to tho bupi.
ne.s Offices. This morning the President ordered
The ohstzuetons removed, and inatrueted his
uahers to admit all persons having business to
the upper hail. a distinguished Scnstor lTom
Ohio n9ted tor big n,ain ttk, e u.id to have been
ttpgernent upon Democratic rtghts, md the Pres.
MeIt, beng informed Of the zcatter, changed the
custom entrelJ.
= hon. Preston K'rr Is living Al the Whlte
uousa. has entire charaa OF the Presidents roo n
and 10 0fftn teen In Legl,Re costume. adv1sns OF
3ntuucEng parties. n11t tahlS i19hf-a thu lahors
OF The EA&IAIfe.
, 1865-07-18

LAWRENCE. KanssE, July Is,
The Cniou Railroad Convention vas held Jes-
teYday ct Ottawa. The Commissioner OF Doug.
ias, FEntklir, Osage, Auderson, Allen md Lyon
counties sgreed to submit the vote Of the
people 10 aid the Ieaveuwo1th, Lawrence
aud Fort Gihton Railroad With bonds ueuu,fnp
10 xo0o, 100. It ia expected this will secure the
early construction Of the road to the eouth bound
Ay ol KanRas.
The 60se Journal Riyea Accounts Of dlstoretics
ofetl in the stAte. The matter Ia being !sstel bJ
, 1865-07-18
FROM EUROPE.
Resignation of the Lord
Chancellor--Parlia-
ment Prorogued.
the AUSTRIAN ARMY TO BE
REDUCED TO A PEACE
~ FOOTING.
Disastrous Freshet at the
Ea.t--Great Destruction
Of Property.
OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE
IN TIE STONENALL
MATTkR
Details Of the Burning Of the
| Ship Nelson.
DEATH OF THE WIDOW OF
| AARON BURR
i Dispatch from the President
TO Gov. BroWnlow.
INTERESTING FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE SOUTH.
Illness of Mrs. President
Johnson
~ nJJ Tf-. fh4 A~
DEATH OF THE WIDOW OF
AARON BURR
i Dispatch from the President
TO Cor. BroWnl0W.
INTERESTING FROM ALL
PARTS OF The SOUTH,
Illness of Mrs. President
johnson
Gold Closed -: SLAB,


The Executive nfaEkion- Removing
tilr 0b4tfpctton4-44ou. FrsSSuu KfuE
Usher NJ the White House.
, 1865-07-18

brings navaaa dates OF the Eth. The D.drio De.
Mrs the report that Cnpt. Page OF the ram Stpne-
Ns!l, had entered the Mexican Imperial service,
sud says be has gone to Eoglaod, to enter the
that stvc'al Of The officers Of the Stone vail did
70 TO Mexico, and others have engaged IN the
Spanish rnsy.
1t Is reported that the blockade rnnner sera-
phtDe Is to engage in the slave trade.
Monte Christie and Puerto Plata, St. Duutnro,
have been eTacuated by the Sp1ntatds. There
were set about 3,t00 eold:ers at 5anto Domingo.
, 1865-07-18
1910 Coupons,

TEn Coupons 81 the q. 8. Ten FotT1 Bondx ussur.
Ing Sept III, ISL, ppIehW I'd by
HUICHI VG8 BADGER.
8pa13a Brotet, 3B Dealoo1u sIeet.
, 1865-07-18

ScYGn-1hirlfCS.
Pu1LApELrulA, July 17.-Jay Cooke reports
subscriptions 10 the 50 loan o-taY 10 the am:unt
OF 8, ,663,S0e. -
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Military tntefif.t nce.-.PAyfuv or
4rot.ps--.Coufk n1Attarz--GonEftbu.
Fnnd--~ Prosecution or ClufhInV
A~nkea--Repatra on the Capieols
, 1865-07-18

Int0n Railroad Conveution-Is&ue Of
Euud8-Oil DlRcoyered-Ktcent OF
the 19th h hansaa-Sale Of Iknliro2d
LHudK.
, 1865-07-18

DnuaEe8 ON the n. E N. II. r.
Military tntelltG<nce-SEvnm mo Laud
1ndemDta1e&-The C. e. NJ ". II, r.
, 1865-07-18

NEW foRK, July 17.-Eewbe.n advices Of the
18th are reaetyed. Tbs Timer is assnrod bY the
Board Of Health that no malignant dlzeass pre-.
, 1865-07-18

1no porfant from meL1co-Drfeat OF the
Itbefnfs-DnEetSled Condition Ut the
Cou1fFy-9he Russian Telegraph,
, 1865-07-18

bE1Ul6{'3 B4tltX EIut9lG B&1IUY
Combining e!<kacea. ixhtasas con1o<s and eeoac1Et
and uaquEEGon&h1y the most desirable Afstce n44k
Etf sale by FIH4D. PA1hXB 4 LKIIK
H.. 112. lis = 116 LAkn s1nss. Gh3ea6&.
, 1865-07-18

NOTICE is hereby gwen thst q
IN R4ft Of Timber ~as ososen 1pa,t whila nc1n1
rssea fo1a Grand Ri!er % ch!eako, sna taa; sa.d
ed tnat herrby ,t1fy III no u not 10 Touch Of
hsncle ths atEne u. de- tho ssnAtY Ct pross cuuon
L. HAYWsHD. $50 8outA Watts. IT., Ch1cofu,
Iv.ads&S &.h Wlf nef
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

CtsalcAt IxrIErr.--.The Springfield
(Nssl HsSpbIical, he usst ieausntial
AbSlsiOa 5OSrnal New EngIapa, CON-
hsG1ne bon the pol q dteOuEs elicit.
ed b. the death Of M Lincoln, eays:-
"SOme Of our theological rhetOricians, in
their haste to vindIcats the ways Of God
to man, profess u PsS . great deal nor,
than Is to Be seen BY unannOintsd eyes.
and undertake to find 10 the flrst fruits Of
The great crime the accomplishment Of
the divine purposes 10 lts permission
,ThaY pay guess right or wrong, but Il ID
'Outy Z eUSAa tad sometimes iTreveut .dd
shocking to Christian sensibillty. One
Of the most frequent Of these petty inter.
pretAtiOns Of Providence tAkea this form :
God saw that Abraham Lincoln hsd too
kind heart to visit retribution on the
rebels; He therefore removed him and
entrusted the work to Andrew johnson.
An assertion like this inPliesa knowledge
Of what Gods wishes 40 to the Punishment
Of rebels, and 10 the second place that He
vas obliged to let Mr.. Lincoln die be.
cause He could not control him. Minis.
tiers who utter such language disgrace
their calling and make q mockery Of re.
igion."
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

BoOTH AHD JOIN BROwx.-"There Is, :"
sayS the Washington Union, ''Quite CO.
incidence between these two notorious
murderers, relative to their capture. Both
we're driven to the wall by their pursuers,
and both we're shot while defending them
selves Booths wound being mortal, and
that Of John Brown being very painful
though not mortal. and he was compelled
to limp to the gallOws with an unhealed
wound; be was not so lucky as Booth
Both were brave, bold and bad men, who
cOnspired against the laws Of their coun-
try" Their cOngenial spirits are now,
doubtless, enjoying "sweet communion"
in the shades of Tartarus. Par Mobile
fratruml Just think Of 1.-THE god and
devil Of the Abolitionists at home in hell
together! Their souls 60 marching on
but whether Booths "body lies mould
ering in the grave" or not is one Of the
secrets Of Abolition civilization.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

4 E~7 ~Er .A9<9 ~ouarrr.

kecsPs1eH o. Se1UYlSa aCoLIAx.E o. Fri
day efsaiag a ssWeak Hoe. Schuyler chi.
hx aA4 RAfty Hefe met ct Upper Piacervillr,
hy aameAr Of our eitizens, aud esc0rted 20
The Oary House, where Foo9s had besI 60
RSo4 sR'tASoJ A large nambsr Of psrSans
Eon - cesA.!y bad ccRe Int S0wn, % ssVNt
so heAf tAer distinguished straNReF, Hn ~
esptloa wa indeed enthusiastie, notTithstaDd-
ine y waS Vohdueted ID mat bnhgIisg manner
(, ~ 6hltA cor city hAs -hfeiy becUme poted. i
OolfAx waa tired, dusty and impastsnt 10 tSks
teope fSe4 hut the Mayor Of ouP city seemed
inpenPlhle Of The fact. He bad apiece To speak,
Esd be YES determined 70 compel the guests
900 Audieuce . suffer the Inniction. He drew
3o@ 30 pockee huge rosi Of manuscript, and
viii tiFebesa energy end in n sing. song tone
never taking his eyes from the copy-he had
evidently been logged when school bay for
Nlosing bis placs" the crowd for IotI0
0ne. His reception speech" seemed interim.
tnahss. Colfax isadable, and with exemplary
pAtaescs be submitted ~ the iatlietiOn, but his
countenance betrayed the utmost WEAKNESS
minRseo With modification aud disgust. Our
eccentric Mayor did not take his ewes Of bis
copy, md may therefore be excused for
"SpEeAding himself" 1t the expense of others.
Coliax briefly and good humoredly responded
70 ne Wofdy Mayor. His remarks were genial.
witty and to the point. He alluded 10 his
journey, the kind reception be had met along
TOE Nnoae route, tie magnificent scenery. ths
excellenl rOads. the splendid Coaches III the
Pioneer Stage Company the swifipess of their
teams, end the superior skill and urbauiiy
Of their misunderstanding, from experiences,
that It required more genius to be q stage
driver. Ike TsylOf, than q member Of CouRrass,
His remarks pleased every one, and be was
frequently interrupted BY cheers. he excused
hinhse!I for speaking briefly, stating that be
needed relfeshDeuta, aud that be would speah
more 81 length after supper. In the night
Lieutenant Governor Bross, Of Illinois, 6rsI
spoke, and Mr.. COIlax followed in a speech al
sboEt an hours duration. His speech waI
merely repetition If hEs Virginia speech
which has been published. He 10 an easy,
Ausnt, graceful speaker, and his speech here
was free fr0in paFtDsan rA8cor- differing. ia
this respect, from the speech OF Bross. 1ffer
the adjournment Of the meeting Colfax and
party Partonk Of supper prepared for them by
their fliepds ct the Cary House, whcva wine,
Wit and senIimsnt flowed freely--COI. Bee and
District Attorney Williams responding 10 The
toasss oftbe guests Of the city. II was noticed
90 little remarkable that M. Colfax studious.
y avoided mentioning the name Of any Of our
Congressional delegation remarks biz, because
they are members Of his own party, and ought
to be entitled to some consideration a Ris
hands. Why. 10 speaking Of his action In
Congress, did be not alluds IN the action Of
the California Congressional delegation? Did
be wish to convey the idea that they bad done
nothing worth mentioning?
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

PUTTING THEM THRoUGH.-It takes the Pho
neer Stage Company to pnt passengers through
frnm San francisco to Virginia In ''less than
M time" The Dutch Flat conceFn may be 9
Svift institution, but evidently doesn't know bow
to travel It's great on Dragging. but weak
on making quick trips. On the Fourth. one Of
the Pioneer stages made the distance between
Single Springs and Virginia. carrying eleven
passengers, mails. express. baggage, etc.. in
Twelve hOurs and q balf-making the time
between San Francisco and Virginia in twenty
three hours and forty minutes. The Dutch
Flat route ia now far behind time. The Vir-
ginia papers. which record this trip, do not
evea mention the arrival Of the stages BY the
Dutch Fiat route. The Virgins Union says
THE stage was RAily decorated with Gags, -
also were the horses, and as they came through
Lake VALLEY they were cheered from ever house.
aud BY all the wayfarers a. they passed along"
II must be recollected that the roads were
heavy--it having rained steadily for twenty
four houFs-and crowded with teams Had
they been in good condition and mot filled with
teams, the stage would have got into Virginia
much earlier.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08
Nrm advertisements TosDau
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA County Of n Dorado
~ SS.-ln Justices Court, PlAcerVille Township.
The People Of tie State Of CGEitoratG,
To II. s. HERRICK, Defendant, . non-residsn,
Of said Township, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me At
my Office In Piacervile Township of the County Of
O'Clock p. NJ, to answer unto the complaint Of
Robert Bell, P1'R, n"nresi lent Of said To &nship
who sues 70 recover the Of two hundI ed aud
ninety.nne and IS 100 dollars. for balance due on
your note, payable to Plaintiff or order, aud dated
August 26ih, 1861 ;-When Judgment will be taken
against you Tor said amount, together With costs II
ycu fail to appear and answer.
Justice of the Peace.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of II Dorado
County, Greeting: Make legal service and return
hereof
Given under my hand. this 5th day Of July, A.
D 1865. JOHN BI;SIi
Justice OF the Peace In and for said Township.
10. Rev. Stampl
It appearing to my satsfaction, by affidavit died
in this case, that Defendant 10 resident Of this
state and 10 resident Of the city of Austin In the
State Of Nevada, and that Plaintiff has q rood cause
OF action against Defendant, upon whom the service
OF summons IN this case IL to be made:
Ii 10 ordered that service Of The Summons In this
cause BE- made by application thereof, onre . week.
for the space OF three months in the Mountain Dem
oeraL Newspaper published in THE County and
that copy OF said summons be deposited forth it'll
In the postofnee, addressed to Defendant At his
OF will he deemed complete.
pIs o;h day Of July, 1s65.
JOHN BUSH,
JulySmSI Justice Of the Peace.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

CoRREcT.-The Boston Traveller, in
commenting upon the malicious work Of
Slandering our most successful Generals,
says fervently aud truly: "SOme Of the
papers are very swift in denouncing Gen.
Sherman, and abound in insinuatiOus that
no Is . traitor, or at any rate is to be class.
ed as sympathizing with traitors. When
We End such ungcnerous and unfounded
imputations in any paper, We cannot re
siSt the conclusion that the writer is one
who judges others out Of the fullness of
his own heart" The Sacramento Union
has been industriOusly engaged for months
in mapufacturing and circulating "such
ungenerous and unfounded imputations"
against General Sherman, and the Travel
Ter hits the pensiOned libellers of the Un-
ion full in the face when it says they
Judge others out Of the fullness Of their
own heart"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08
tAl anO GeMrraI NotitrT

40oAR AHD HIS INsTITUTR.-lk 4. 49,
70 hew vsItously 1.-The longing amer iS.Sss.ss
~ lacks the children Of Rsui 1a--sss.s--lssSe n-
bel 4egTsse " which they did a0oeniSs- ~ teo
eq gsoas faleoR, they On their eve V1ueo ~ ~
iest qdATTy, and @akS the poor ehildSS~ - -.
ai1sy With thsiS snbliwa Aights Of SrriSS ~ ~.
ws speak msIaphegteally, knd We nuSt ssS.6.nse
:I RsE 49, e e.; - HeR.s si:"i
80 zAlaA tAsaEG N anaaAAa -. -
tate The sesss; b Esw, ssigssL asAssss. n
SEIs1 sSIs Z Eskais Is 8 S:7ssI .nsEiijP
weeks. great victory N SurgsFy, iFuIy. NJ -
ven SsEthS tha saasEasntiaS ~ - 49,
Whe ere the Victims Of this herstoloT. i.s-s.S,,
AakHAiaa- N&SsSN9t With u aEse%Syr- r $500
SteIGnb q tEttAts practice Ii tkiS sitS. = Sot
tAen 81 IbslF vel earned hurslS-Uc SsS-.-,ss..ss
Tie taIsats ~ 1000 a. theA. snA kin,S ~
mend their seali bat with GN-natsrl1ea 49,
TssPssty - aust sayS that th6rO 4 ~ - ~
poStanes PAaesd apea ao1s 0eA's nl0ieio~ ~ 49,
| psofessteai - The gFeut dsSTiUsat q a-is- -
| inAs6atiRskla iaSeeiEaIi0ns: WRe1 - -.
tsgtaea In nest ell 0nF msAioal sehCsaS- SlS-Ss
- 10 ell eur Pabate hsspitals, - wpSo1 n -.
pEaetiee-us ssn bat eunRTusalssS A. 49,
anA inv9hds Whe Annnally aosk q tkE -.
Tor nsateel - surgteal tFVatnsat, g 49, 80
y avail thsnsssvss 81 he saPsstsS Asiiti.s ~
| frSSe4 ia THE lasfituts. Aside m. 49, ~.
sktIlfal tFeatAknt and suTsiuH the laT1a -. ~
sisgsutiy IaRniahed r0o@a, will enahIo 49, III -
TO enjoy Au'tho ~eO@fogts aud luRuTiee ~ a 49,
an II ell, We regard d.. M0ohR apA a. Is.ss...s.
a. meet valuable acquisition TO the PSeie. .s.
-ehe nsed o. Uhteh We AAye long since IN.
HI@eI Isunday MeIsuFv.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

MeAaeal ASvtee.-Dv. Wm. n. DID,.
Medical aad Surgical Institute 10 beeo~,i1S : VI
qua non 10 the welfare Of Our State M ~, !.
our eiti.snSi and his rapidly spreaiinc r.s-,.
ton, ahhouRh Il may excite 01rnrioo 4. ~ ~
signal Of skt, Esd follows - the natIrrI 49, -
such eauee: We are personally aequsINCe1 ~t,S
gentlemen who had suffered for JearS 49,
ic diseases and who had taken sdUSnsSe n s..sc
available means tbSt promised seIieG nj ',.,.Hs
sueeese. until they called upon d.. Ilohevtv -
In an Incredibly abort space Of tine A. 49,
then entire relief. his EratifSinV 70 SSpOoSeS
this fact, because the DoeioV 10 4 c.ntls|.. -
SEEKS not By deianatioa ~ oaAere. = sfStss
Teputatton. or 10 rear the SupeTatr1etur~ n m.
on upoa the Hnt1 u anstAsr's tans ~ 49,.
conducts bic Institute IN . manner that 1~ss y.
gratifying 70 all hiS patients. He exaIi0@s. a :.
vises aHd Feeom@sUae without ehsrEe. Aad the n.
tient, amer hearing bic terms kR ITeaIuest. -.
accept or reject ~ pSeasuV. In no ease Dee ~
Doctor make charge unlSss be eheets q euTs-
This he 10 able to do, because be feels the go
denee vAieh Ioug Sxps, ienes haS 1iVeu, 70 n
doubt the consolation which appeTtains Il IN
confidence. PeFsSas afflicted With either a1nfs :,
ehroaIe disease. would DO well to oonsalt o. n. .
tor at all events, II do no haIm ~ GoV esnaui
taticn be asks DO fee nor doss be tusiSt % -
dience % his ndViee une0e the paIiea0 blaesO kin
sen under Ais care. HS On. 80 are % 6asrNn0 nto
street, opposite the Pacific Nail 0tsamship @
Pany's once. IS. 2. NsWs. =