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The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
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NOT A FEW

Of the worst disorders that act mankind arise from the
corruption that accumuIates In the Blood or all the dis
coveries that have been made TO purge out none can
equal In effect HELMBOLD,S C0lPO END EXTRACT
or SARSA P4RILL4. It clennses and renovateS tho
Blood insts the vgor Of health into the system, and
purges out the humors which make disease. 1t stimulates
the healthy functions Of the body and expels the disorders
that grow and ranke In the Blood Such remedy, that
could be relied on long been sought for and
the first time, the public have which they can de-
pend Our space here does not admit Of certificates 70
show its effects but the trial Of single bottle viii show to
the sick that 1t has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken.
Two tablespoonful Of the Extract Of Sarapaa, added
to pint of water equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
bottle is equal to gallon Of the Syrup Of sarsapaTa
or the decoction as usually made.
The above Extracts prepared on purely scientific
principles-in Hrcuo-and embody the full strength Of
the ingredients entering into their composition ready
and conclusive test will be comparison Of their proper
ties with those set forth in the q s. Dlspensatoy.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

TooyRAcHE.-The- great causes of
tOothaehe are cold md decay. The
first is more easily guarded against
than the second. AH important as
is the subject on account Of the ever
recurring and constant pain it occa-
sions, it has not received so much
attention as it should because it is
not thought dangerous. 1t is, how
ever, q greater evil than many dan
gerous maladies. From what we
Lave read and heard, we attribute
the decay of the teeth chiefly to
acidity. This is counteracted by clean
ing the teeth every night with mag
nesia. This is a prevention. A cure
for 4 tit Of tue tOothache is not so
easily given; few drops Of eaude.
cologne in the mouth and on the
side affected, Oftea give relief An.
other remedy is of q more homely
nature, but no less effectual. Take
a piece Of coarse brown paper, about
the size of the cheek steep it in
Jamaica rum ; then CRATE a thick
layer Of ginger over the saturated
brown paper; apply it to the side Of
the face affected. and lie down for
half an hour. This application will
bring out great deal of redness, but
leaves no mark whatever.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
IAtlantic Monthly.

GooD.-It is not often, says the New
York World. that Henry Ward Beecher
says anything we can heartily commend
but the spirit Of his remarks last Sunday
morning respecting his proposed partici.
patton in the Fort Sumter fete seems to
us to be just and generous. lie said, &C.
cording to the Times report:
At other times, when the prospect of lifting
the flag to Its former place seemed almost Wis
lonarv, he bad spoken Of such an event with
jubilation. But now as the time in reality drew
near, his soul trembled within him at its sol
emn meaning. Many would go there imbued
with this feeling of solemn jublation, in tbs
wonderful event in the history of this ,.,,.
lie should feel sorry if any went there with
any other feeling than that Of Christian patriot.
ism. If others went with feelings of exuta-
tiOn over fallen foe, for his part he went US
brother to appeal to misled brethren from the
day OF their misapprehension to the day of
knowledge. II would be to say to them that,
after four years Of blood and darkness, we had
brought back to them the same hearts of love
TIM: they had smitten in these long four years.
The wording is not fslicitous, which is
probably the fault Of the reporter; but if
the dominant party manifest any such
temper toward the South as Is here ex.
pressed, the task Of reconstruction will
not be difficult. Mr.. Beecher did his
share ia stimulating the passions which
brought on this dreadful war, but it will
be forgiven and forgotten if he prove half
as efficient in allaying sectional passions
as he has heretofore been in exciting
them.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

Tue MoDocRAT-PEN PoRTRAIT.-The
feeling Of sorrow and regret which very
properly manifests itself in every commu-
nifty, and seems to be shared by men Of
every shade of political faith, is a specta.
Gle sublime in ITSELF and raises the mind
above the gross and basser passions
which too often enter into the busy and
heated contests of party strife. Pity that
it should be married by the incendiary
efforts of malignants, who, false to every
principle ofhumanity, ARE striving to create
. reign of terror, and in secret hail this
terrible calamity as means Of inaugural
ing series Of violent deeds, such as mark
ed the most barbarous eras in the worlds
history. That such creatures exist, and are
in position to do mischief, is disgrace
full fact. They are equally Infamous, in
the minds Of all reasonable men, with the
miserable assassin who fred the fatal shot
at the lamented President. He is an as
sassin by nature, who, taking the advan
tage Of o moment of popular phrenzy,
seeks to incite the mob to the commission
of the deeds of violence. The world may
for the time forgive the expression of in.
temperate sentiments under the inspira.
ton of suddenly aroused passion, but when
a system of incendiary articles are sue
cessfully placed before the public, and q
howl for blood is repeated as a morning
and evening prayer, through journal
making claims to responsibility, it seems
an argument in favor of the doctrine OF
total depravity. There is but little to
choose between ths assassin in the first
instance, the villain who would justify
the crime, and the base wretch who would
incite the preparation Of like offense.--
Mariposa Free Press.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
HORRIBLE DISEASES.

How many thousands Of persons, both male and
female, are there who are suffering out a miserable
existence from the effects Of secret indulgencies
from virus absorbed into the system. Look at their
pallid, emacated and dishgurcd faces and their bro
ken down constitutions, dSlualifying them from the
happiness of marriage or the enjoyment life. In
this hnrrid situation thousands suffer until death
closes the Let parents, guardians friends
attend to those who suffering with any Of these
horrible, lifedcstroying mala1es see that they are
cared for, and cured before it be too late send them
Immediately TO DR.. Gibson, physician who has
made private diseases his especial study for years,
and who certain 20 tn most inveHerate
without Mercury or any injurious drugs 1t is im-
portant to those afflicted, to those who are inter
ested in he welfare Of their friends, to be careful Of
the many pretended doctors who infest all cities,
publishing their skill in curing all diseases in few
days, imposing upon the public by using the names
of eminent physicians from Europe and other places.
Be therefore careful and make strict inquiry, you
may fall into the hands OF those charlatans.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
PREEENTITE

DIR. J. Fl. JOssELYN's celebrated Prevent
i've for Married Ladies can be obtained only
at the Institute. Price, ten dollars.
Warranted to prevent pregnancy. Can be
used without any Inconvenience, and Is good
for one year If directions are followed.
The Magnetic Preventive is not injurious,
but is conducive to health, and can be used
without the knowledge Of any one but the par
ty using it..
To sum up, there Is no place where the med
ical profession is practiced in the State OF Cal
ifOrnia wherein the same amount Of scientific
attainments are employed and, consequently,
where the afflicted can be so well treated and
be as sure OF cure, as at the ELECTRO
PATHIC INSTITUTE, CAS- Washington street,
(south side,) few doors below Kearney, San
francisco.
Reader, If you are sick and need medical
assistance, call there before employing any
one else, and judge for yourself. You will
there End the best consulting, as well as the
best operating talent in the State, together
with the only Electropathic instrument that
can be depended upon in the curative process.
Medicines sent 20 all parts Of the State, Ore
gon and Nevada, upon the receipt OF letter
describing the case.
All letters must be addressed to J. II. JOS
sELYN, n. D., Resident Physician, Electro
pathic Institute.
DR.. II. JOssELYN has no connection
with any other establishment or Institute in
this city.
~ All letters answered with promptness
and pleasure, and the utmost secrecy observ-
ed. Address
J. H. JOssELYN, M. d.,
ELECTRoPATHIC INSTITUTE,
645 Washington Street,
aprill5 PM San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

sU1EM0Ns


QTAfB on CALIFORNIA, County o,pn
y Lin the District Court Of Tie nsyeS1, -.
Ast.Oo 6rocGS. Ia the District cOu,, 4, g.
enth yudlclA District, ana The complSdrt q IN!
the County Of Fl Dorado, in the oHsda W ~ \
o. said District Court, inand for said cosS,!p sSE
The People Of the State Of California, !. :, 70
Greeting: Nv NeienaAhtL,
You are hereby REQUIRED to appear In a.
brought against you BY Geo II. Carte ~ seiisa
partner =. n; o. The i o firm of Upw1G SSi
trict in and for the County OF ii Dorado 49, -
sWer the complaint fled therein on ihs 49, 70 ipt
March, A. D. 1855, within ten 6aya (sTss,s SsI q
the day OF sefvlee,l a1ax vsaayTics az - q
summons-if served within tits Counrv ~ 3 M
out Of this County, but within this JudicisI
within twenty cGc5 M al o,jS -
then v'ts'D iorly dsys-or judgment By defsu, IN
The said action 10 brought to reeovpr ,h.
fourteen hundred and nlnetY-twO dollar. n-iS..Io
and Interest now due, together with inte,ss - ~
sum o. Si,So Va ct she rate Of two per cent y.
month, alleged 70 be due upOn z certain u-o.-r> ~
note executed by said G. p. NORTH 10 Ipdv;" h -
on the 18th day Of Nov, 1862 also. Mr. SssSol
foreclosure Of certain moTtgge given q $3.50.
.ma tSes,n 81 sag nose and Of even date tAerevA
said mortgage, to Wit: The lot OF said MeSr'p -.
ated In Diamond Springs, in said CouotV ard So.
and particularly described In PIantini conuplsint
"N'N'"i wy VI "hiVH accompanies this writ
Tor costs Of suit and u you fail to appear ani ~.
swer The said complaint as above required, ia -
Plaintiff VIII take judgment against yDo n E-a4SST
said complaint. So r''S~
Witness, Hon. 8: W. Drockway. Judge Of aid nj.
trict Court OF the Heve nth judicial District ny
Attest my hand, and the seal a -
sEAL- Court, in and for said Countv ~ r, -
- do hereto AFFIXED at once in the CIV =
STAMP Piacerville, tlis the Slst ,lav ~ NJ. u
A. u. 1865. q J CARprETSp Cin-,
IVY other OF John Bush, Cour; Commissioner
Attest g. J. CARPENTER, Cleyk
nv - f"I I'm. taplm3
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
SEMINAL UE.4h-NESS.

Seminal emissions, the consequence of self abuse.
This solitary vice depraved sexual Indulgence
is practiced by the youth of both sexes to almost
unlimited extent, producing with unerTing certainty
the following train OF morbid symptoms, unless COM
batted BY scientific medical measures, viz: sallow
countenanCe, dark spots under the eyes pain in the
head, ringing in the ears, noise like the rustiing Of
leaves and the rafting Of chariots, uneasness about
the loins weakness Of the limbs, confused vision,
bianted intclect loss OF confidence, difdence in APP
preaching strangers dislike to form new acquain-
tauces. disposition TO shun society loss OF mcuury,
hectic rushrs, rinpes and various eruptionS about
the face, charred tongue, foetid breath coughs,
sumption, night swcats, monomania, and frequent
insanity. II relief he not obtained. should Spply
Immediately, either in person or Iy letter. and Lave
Il cure effected by his new and scientific mode Of
treating this disease which never fails Of eIectine
quick aud radical cure DR.. Ii. will give one hundred
dollars to any person who will prove satisfactorily 10
him that he was cured Of this complaint by either o.
the San Francisco quacks.
Persons at distance may he cured ut home, by
addressing letter to DR.. GBoN stating case. sy,I.
toms, length Of time the disease hes continued, ava
have medicines promptly forwarded, free from da'a.
age and curiosity, 10 any part OF lie country, win
fun and plain directions for use, for 81, sent In Il
registered letter, or Through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Fl Doy,do :.
- &-ln iLe District Court OF lie lith judicial
District 'NN'Si~'
Action brought In the District Com, a, TIE VIA
eh'h Jld,'I! i''Fct a'd TIE corn int filed In the
Cuusty Of /! Dorado, IA The See Of The CI.yl ~
SAID District Court in "a Tor said County and STAT,
The People Of the state ~ California IN I
Dorsey and Eliza Dorsey This wifel Defendant.
Greeting;
You are hereby rrqairei To appear IN an ae,.n
brought against you ey Geo ". cond.e, Pa MTG In
tn District Court n the F1eventl, Judicial pi.t,+
in and for the County Of 81 Dorado and to an,Tsv
the complaint filed therein on the 18Th dav y,
April A. n ls6l, within ten days exclusive ~ ne
day OF service after The sei vice on you VI Ibis
sutnmons-ii served vi!l,a his County Il served
on, r. Ills County bu' WITH mis- JuiCia, pist5cs
within twenty DAYS or. Il scr, d ou' Of said Ds
tr'et, ten within tag .!ay,-v, Judgment BIZ de-
'a'i'' ~i'l =" taken agaifl~' y,u.
Tie sail action il s.r,uslt e. obtain julgm.n,
against you lot he OF eleven hundr,S, telIaT,
and interest thereon ia. rate Il two per cent Der
uorh rom the llth day uf October, 1872, aIleted
20 be due upon certain note. ~ ,ait a'oresaId
date, given ny you 10 one J. A Darts or order ana
- foreclosure Of certain mortgage Of even date
with said note, and order to sell the property
iherein describeJ situated ia PlReeryiie, III SAID
cnuaiv and state, and known as the Dorsey or
cry in"ck" ard more particularly DESCRIBED In
fiu 5. Soapiaini, copy ~hsTeof ompanss this
wit al Tor costs 81 st-it. ant9 you fail t. APPEAR
and ar>~"F 'he sail orSTaiu.. As ahovc required,
the said Plaintiff Will take judgment against yea isI
sad sum- decree Snd cOs;s, according ~ the payer
az sad complain,
Witness, Hon ". Brcel way, Jadge 70 said Dr.
uici Court Of the Hrvs nth JudiclJ District
~~-N Attest ny laui, and the seal Of sad
J stN Court, r. AL ~ ssh County - ~ Dora.
- 30. hereto n Ied, At eihee In the City Of
S'4,r r,acerNilc, a. TIE - h day q rttruGry,
A Il l>ti q J CARPENTER, Clerk
= GEO -Wnlis,1-. A;i'ys for PIE
(mAfllmS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
SUMMONS.

L,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado,
> Ssh J-sticc's Court, Mud Springs Township.
To Owen n Goory, q resident Of said Township
Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me q
my Office in Mud Springs Township, Of the County q
Fl Dorado, on the Gath day OF April, A. D. 800
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to answer unto the complaint o.
} Walker, who sues you to recover the sum Of No
hundred and ninety nine 95-I00 dollars, As per
complaint now on file in this ofice-when judgment
will be taken against you for the said amount To-
gether with costs and damages, II you fab to APP
pear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF II Dorado
County, Greeting MAKE legal service and return
hereof.
Given under my hand, this 2lst day Of April
A. y. 1855. ]. MCCORMICK,
Justice Of the Peace ia and for said Township
STATE OF CALIFORNIN, Fl Dorado County,
II Is hereby ordered that service Of summons be mao
in the above entitled notion by publication thereof
in the Mountain Democrat newspaper Tor Tour sue
cessve weeks next hereafter; and that said case DO
set for hearing on Tuesday, May 18th, A. D: l6A
J. MCCORMICK,
Justice Of the Peace.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
Happiness OR MISERY
THAT IS THE QUESTION.

TINE PRoPRIETORs OF THE "PACIFIC MU.
i scum or ANATOMY AND SCIENCE" has
determ ned, regardless Of expense. to issue, FIRE.
Tor the benefit of suffering humanity our 81 IiriI
most interesting and Instructive LECTURES. On
MARRIAGE, and its disqualfcatiOns: Nervous
Debility, Premature Decline Of Manhood, Indges-
ton, Weakness or Depression, Loss Of Energy aud
Vital Power, the great Social Evil, and those mala
dies that result from youthful folles excuses of
maturity, or ignorance Of Physiology and Natures
Laws.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
Of enlightening and saving thousands, and will be
forwarded FREE on receipt OF Twenty-Five Cents in
postage stamps, by addressing g Secretary Pacific
Museum of Anatomy and Science, Pine Street, San
Francisco"
az Letters to be sent through Wells, Fargo 4
CO. - lmaT4sly
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
WE APPLE TREE TUE LANE.

4
Il stood close By where on leufkern hinge
fhO EHte swung baek ffOm the graBTy lane
Where the cows came home when the dusky eve
Its mantle threw over bill and plain.
nahFancSkt knsaly Apd eAsSsea u time,
" WE'D TO and no in the Idle breeze,
n ths Spring dsyd xoye blpshing crown
Or AssSsos OhgattOr The apple trees.
It's shadow fen Ger the crystal stream
a iThak Al The bog, bright Sunsmer days,
LIZ alSer thread mid the waving erase,
:. Reheetsd back the g0ldSn rays
OF me noonday sun that madly stroye
To drink the fount OF the brooklet dry;
But the light clouds shOwered the tear drops d0wI
Till the glad brook lAughsdas IL glided BY.
NeyeTwefe apples half 90 sweet,
.,AGHaAAA fusSSt striped with red,
AZ thess that fell o. the yielding turf
When We shook the branches overhead.
An1bttng place for youthful friends
WA the apPle-tree In days of yore,
And of we've eat beneath its shade
And talked bright dreams Of the future Ger.
And. ~ the gatn OetObeF sun
Shcne on the NIPPLES scarlet robe,
We gathered apples sound and fair,
40 nsln4 q Surown nyStk gasbp.
3Aa Ssstsly ASaaIssk crowns the mt,
The dark pines rise above the plain
Boeona. We prize far more than they,
The aPPae-trec in the pasture lane.
Long years have passed, and cows no more
Come home at night through the grassy lane
Where the gate swung back on leathern hinge
stand and case on the far of plain. Vol
No more We liSt 70 the music low
OF the crystal stream as II nppleS on,
And the apple-tree in the pasture lane
Is but dream Of the daysNy gone.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of = Dorado
= SS-ln Justices Court, Gree nwoOd Township
= The People Of the State Of California, 10 J. u,
HINER, non resident OF said Township, Greenngs
You are hereby summoned to appear at the once
Of the undersigned Jus tic. OF the Peace for Green
wood Township, County aforesaid, on the Sah Gay o.
May, A. ID. 1865, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, 70 answer ~
complaint Of VIM. Buchan, q resident Of said Town,,
ship, who sues to recover the sum Of one hunoToo
and twenty-eigbt l71O0 dollars and interest. On ~
promissory note, now on file in this ONCE, and On
failure to appear and answer, judgment viii Dc ~.
dered against you tor the amount Of claim ana s''S
thereon. coax
Given under my hand this 5th day Of May 1900
Justice Of thu Peaea'
10. s. Rev. Stamp.1
true copy Of the original summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of Il poEaG ~
1t Is hereby ordered that service Of summSpS ar
had in the above entitled action BY poDhCAASSor
thereof in the Mountain Democrat neESPsPes ~. "a
four successive weeks, next hereaer an1 ana ~
INV ~ W. N''''D = VIZ CIRQUE =
may134wl Justice Oh the Es~'''
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
TO FEMALES.

Your delicate EXAMINATIONS should ne treat
ed with great scientific care. At the Institute
you will find a kind physician, who can at once
discover your disease or trouble, and sympa-
thize with you in your affection. Should you
be irregular you can get relief, no matter what
may be the cause. You need not fear TO call
on account of the delicacy of consultation,
for the utmost secrecy will be insured at all
times, and the Resident Physician will treat
you in the most honorable manner, giving you
all the assistance and advice, both medical
and surgical, that you may require.
~ Pricdte apartments especially for
Ladies'
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
THE vANIsHERS.
By WHITTIER.

Sweetest Of all child-like dreams
In the simple Indian lore
Still To me the legend seems
OF the Elves who fit before.
Fitting, passing, seen and gone,
Never reached nor found at rest,
Battling search, but reckoning on
- o the sunset Of the BEST.
From the clefts Of mountain rocks,
Through the dark Of lowland frs,
Flash the eyes and flow the locks
OF the mystic Vanishers
And the fisher in his skifF,
And the hunter on the moss,
Hear their call from cape of cliff,
See their hands the birch leaves toss.
WistfGl, longing, through the green
Twilight of the clustered pinel,
In their faces rarely seen
Beauty more than mortal shines.
Fringed with gold their nantes flow
On the slopes Of westering kpolls
In the wind they whisper low
Or the Sunset Land Of Souls.
OouOt VINO may, " mend OF mine
Thou and have seen them too!
On before with beck and sign
Still they glide and we pursue.
More than clouds Of purple trail
In the gold Of setting day
More than CLEANS Of wing or sail
Beckon from the sea-mist gray.
Glimpses Of immortal youth,
Cleans and glories seen and lost,
Far-heard voices meet with truth
As the tongues Of Pentecost-
Beauty that eludes our grasp,
Sweetness that transcends our taste,
Loving hands We may not clasp,
Shining feet that mock our haste
Gentle eyes We closed below,
Tender voices heard once more,
Smile and call us, as they 90
On and onward, still before.
Guided thus, o friend Of mine.
Let rs walk our little way,
Knowing by each reckoning sign
That we are not quite astray.
Chase we still with bafled feet
Smiling eye and waving hand,
Fought and seeker soon shall meet,
Lost and found, in Sunset Land.
Atlantic Monthly
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27


:. WEBSTER ON 0RIGIE.--H is only shallow
minded pretenders who make distinguished
origin matter of personal merit, or obscure
origin matter Of personal reproach. man
who is not ashamed Of himself need not be
ashamed of his early condition. 1t did hap
pen to me to be born in leg-cAbiR,l raised
among the snow.drifts Of New Hampshire, at
a period so early that, wAca The smoke first
rose from its rude chimney and curled over
the frozen hills, there was no similar evidence
Of white mans habitation between it and
the settlements on the rivers Of Canada. Its
remains still exist. make it an annual visit.
| carry my children to it to teach them the
hardships endured by the generation before
thcm.- love to dwell on the tender recollec-
tons, the kindred ties, the early affections,
and the variations and incidents which min
gle with oil know Of this primitive Samily
abode. weep t1think that none Of those
who inhabited it are now among the living !;
and if ever fail in affectionate veneration for
him who raised it, and defended it against
savage violence and destruction, cherished all
domestic comfort beneath its ROOT, and, through
the fire and blood Of seven years revolution.
airy war, shrunk from no toll, no sacrifice to
serve his country, and to raise his children
to a condition better than his own, may my
name and he name Of my postcrity be blotted
from the memory of mankind!
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
SUMMONS,

S,TATE or CATIFoRNIt, Co1r,r ~ y Dorado
- sS-In Justices &c UsI, b. 4iaoLd SPRING. Town.
,LIp.
The .cple ~ NE safe o. C.i'orr'A, to r. sHEE.
RAN re, lent Of niamoLd springs Township,
freeing;
va A.. herShy .nI r1onr1 10 appear before me,
A my oei r" In Diamond Springs Township, OF the
Comfy Of H. u rtdg, on the fret day Of May, A. D.
i-t,, "a ~ o'I.tA \. " L. s.,u,r unto Ike con-
liA'tt 81 James by. f,>.l.lt 81 Diamond
springs TcEn.iip WI sue. you to recover the sun
Il I've II .L.!;tl AMI NT.''y .r.e Dollars, due him
from you On acc NY Irr r1Ilaiuf file
in this nhice when jGdg mem viii he taken aFAInE
you Tor tbs sAd EIC4iL- tOE etLIF viii costa yoa
'alto appear and answer.
G BRADBURY,
Justice OF the Peace.
To ne Sheriff or any Constable Of II Dorado
Comfy, Greeting; Maze legal servi.e aid return
hereof.
CITY under MY tand. tie 25th day OF AprS, "a
D. 1SG3. g. e. BGADnCRY,
Justice ~ the Peace in and for said ToSuship.
IT, = Rev. Stampl
7: il hereby ordered Mat service OF SUMMONS In
the above entitled actDn be made by publication n
the Mountain Democrat, oEee week for the space
" three months. l.. q. BRADBCRY,
Justice Of the Peace.
Nay LIST, 1855 --ImAG- Sml