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The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

A Jrsr CMTICiSN - The New York
Evening Post. one Of the ablrst Repuhi.
can papers in the country, makes tie
following Oot hattering criticism upon
Stewards Auburn speech. A number OF
other r PUBLICAN journals speak Of it as
exceedingly egoli>tical, Says the Post:
MIR. Seward took the occasion tn refer To
the Cabinet Aiih which he bad been connected,
and he referred to i; rs II be were speaking t"
an assemblaee nf the gods. II had not been II
remarkable Cabinet; it had had some strong
men in it, but it had alsn others that were me-
diocrr; few were quite nnw"rthy "t their
places, not Only intellectually, bat morally ;
while, us whole, it had no OCiKlnakty, M 10
iative, M leadership, bat was obliged "a be
perretuaIly pushed on by the public sen'i'
ment."
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

AN OBJECT OF CoNPLAINT.-The news
papers of this State and Nevada are COM
planning bitterly Of the extortonate and
erasping disposition manifested" by the
Dutch Flat Railroad Company. 1t is a
monopoly and,taxes exOrbitanty Passen-
gers aud freight. The Sacramento Union
is the only paper that has thetemelity to
defend the Company. The Gold Hill
News thus pertinently ventilates the mon
opolist's organ:
Every public journal outside ofSacramento,
published in u town through which the Dutch
Flat rnuie runs, or in place where the people,
by passenger or freight transportation, are i'm
mediateIy affected by the railroad, complain
bitterly of the extortionGte and graspng dlspo-
sitiOn as manifested in the acts OF the Dutch
Flat Railroad Company.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

4 NEGRO JuKoN RDEcIED. - HE C,eve-
l,ni Pain Dealer states ;hat lately a
Justice of the Peace II certain baud,
On Superior street IN that city, >unmoH,d
\ negro as jurvulan, to sit on some i'm
portant case With Ghite men. The white
jurors. >nme Of HON actually voted for
the go sui a." candidate, Cox, refused
outright to take their SestsW'th him. -
After a couple "f hours spent in qnib-
blings. reqne>'iRgs and ref''>s)$ the re-
douhtahlc Justice di>charg- Il the hcc:o,
and summoned white msn in his place.
Strange that the men who believe the me-
gro a. good as themselves aud wrohg@to
treat him as an inferior, should refuse to
sit on a jury with i'm
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
1 CEvfPEtBLE GRE

Drs NAi. K UEQrHART-Gentlemen Fourteen
dlv> ny, rprsulted yuu in regard To nv caSc which
was ~ Y. know. chronic sease of the skin, oi
twelve wears standing, hriug completely covered all
over nv body with an irritable eruption; having
previously been under the best physicians in the
country. inCluiiug a course Of various kinds OF
baths and water cure. Whnu; permanent relief, un'
I'll had de>pairtd of ever Getting cured; hut being
advise 20 apply To YOU, hy friend who had suffer
-d from n diseased skin. aud was cured BY yuu. and
having done 80, am happy to say am now well,or
which return my thanks to you fer the services
you have rendered me in y'caSe; and .trungiy
recommend those who are simlary afflicted, to call
upon you, for am sure you Will cure them.
Hoping yru long lie aud prosperity in ycur pro-
fes,ion believe me, yours respectfully.
JOHN W. MORTON.
Su'ter street, between Sansome and Montgomery.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
CAVE GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER
MINING COMPANY.
Fairplay District, Il Dorado County, California,

A T a meeting of the Trustees Of the Cave Gold,
n Silver aud Copper Mining Company, held at
their Office, in Earplay on :he 20 h day Of October
1861 an assessment OF eight cents To the share (of
enc foot vas levied ol the capital stock Of ,aid
Company. payable on oi before the ~ day Of De-
cembec, l>6j. 10 the Secretary, at the Office Of the
COm"any In Fairplly in L. :, gold or silver coin.
ANY stock which said ass, ssnent shall remain
unraid OH the 2i lay Of December, lSGj, will be al,
verts"d on that day as delinquent, and unless pay
ment h. made before, viii be sold on the 18th day Of
December. l>S', To pay SAID delinquent assessment,
together Hhh The costs Jf advertising and expenses
OF sale.
By order 0! the Board Of Trustees.
J. d. RANKIN, Secretary.
Fairrl1y, Oct 26,h, l>Gj-noI4
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
COLD SPRINGS KEYSTONE MIN
ING COMPANY,
Cold Springs, Fl Dorado Comfy, State Of CaliroIt

NOTICES hereby given, that at a meeting NJ the
" Trustee of Snil Company, held on the l4'h day
Of November, 1888 an assessment NJ dollar per
share was 'rvi'd upon the capital stock NJ said
Company, payable Immediately in United States
gold coin. to the Secretary Of said Company, at his
Office in Santa Clara.
Any STOCK upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid m the 18th day of December, 1865,
will he advertised on that day as delinquent and
unless payment shall hc made before will be sold at
public auction on SATURDAY, the SIXTH day Of
JANUARY. 1868, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs of advertising and ex.
pens,Sof the sale.
BY order OS lhe Board Of Trustees
JOHN P PASCAL, Secretary
OFFICE: North west conner Of Market and Jack.
son streets. at Santa Clara, Santa Clara County,
State Of California. Tnov1Sw4
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
TEAR AND RIP COPPER MINING
COMPANY,
Location Of Mine-Near Latrobe, Fl Dorado County

NOTICE is hrreby given that, at a meeting cfthe
~ sN.'res "f said Company, held on the six.
teehth (l6th dav Of November, 1865 an assessment
OF two ~, dollars per share was levied upon the
capital sipck 'f said Company, payable Immediate
~ in gold or silver coin Of the United States, to w.
y Mnlley. Secretary Of the Company, attte office
Of Wells, Fargo Co in Single Springs. VI Dorado
County. or 10 Thompson, Jr, Treasurer of the
Company. at No hlJ Jackson street. San Francisco.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall re.
main unpaid on the sixteenth (l6thi day If Decem-
her lsGj, will le advertised on that day as den-
quent, and unless payment shall br made before,
will he sold on III, THIRD (3d) DAY Of JANUARY
1866, tn pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale
ly order Of lLr EoarI Of Trustees.
W. n. MUFFLEY,
novis:dl Sec'y T. and Il. c. VI. Co.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
HUNTS IRRIGATING PUMP
FIR A ME-.

This is a and novel invention, and is destined
to take the place Of all other Pumps in use for
irrgating purposes.
The frame Is 5 feet high, feet IN length and ~
feet wide. In the frame Is set :, I or 9.inch pump
connected TO a roll cam attached to the crank pin
by ear and pniOn three to EOn the pinion shaft
is balance wheel arrarged for a belt from horse.
power. Tfis pump and frame with one horse will
pump from 5000 to 10000 gallons of water per hour
raising 1t 80 feet. Attached to the baarce wheel is
handle for working the machine by hand IL de-
sired. rhe machine runs very easy, makes no noise
and is very durable.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
FRED. HUNGER. HENRY HAMEL.
PEOPLES MARKET!
)pposte Landeckers Store, Main st., Plaeerville
HUNGER& HAMEL....... PR0PRIET0Rs.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

V1STATE OF GEORGE EYNoN, Deceased,--
Il Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Executor of the last will and testament Of George
Eynon, deceased, to the creditors Of, and all per-
sons having claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months after the first publication Of this notice
TO the said Executor at the Planters House. in
Shiugle Springs, in the said County Of Ell Dorado.
b. T. HALL.
Administrator of said Estate.
Dated al Placet,ille. No.. 10Th, 1885 Nv
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
HUNTS SELF-REGULATINC
HORSEPOWER.

This is Tread Machine, for from one to two
DOrses 1t is admitted by all that have used it, to
be the most perfect Machine for the purpose for
which 1t was intended, that has yet been invented
The proprietor has OF them in operation in his
factory that has been in constant for four years
and has not cost ve dollars for repairs during that
time. 1t rivSs power with one horse weighing only
500 pounds sufficient to drive re inch lathe Dor
ing iron pumps, turning Windmill castings, shafts
and all the heavy work usually done in a small ma
chine shop. The running Of the machine is so com
pletely controlled by the "Reguator" that the mo-
ton of the machinery is steady II it were run
by steam power
Persons engaged iE quartz mining will find one Of
these machines the most enept as well as eco.
nomcal for running small mills or amalgamators.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF JOHN JEFFERS, Deceased =
IL Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
John Simpson, administrator Of the Estate Of John
Jefers, deceased. to the creditors Of and all per
sons having claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months after the first publication of This notice
to the said creditors at hyS-Essidence, Bald Hill
in the County Of FL Dorsdo -
JOHN SIMPSON.
Administrator of said Estate.
Dated at Flaccrville, Ncv. 30th ls65.--lmo
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
THE ONLY LIVING AsTRoLOGER
GO AND SEE TUE NATURAL GIFTED

GO AND SEE TIE NATURAL GIFTED
n -AsTROL0GER. PROF. COHE -. $50
= /California street, San Francisco. He only
~ can give you true information as 70 the Past,
Present, and Future; on Business Affairs, Law
Suits. Matrmony, Love, Absent Friends, Sickness
Ia avoid trouble.
large number Of people have been benefited
by his knowledge. As an evidence OF his reputa-
ton he has received upwards OF $1,000 consulta-
tions here, since his residence Of Eve years IL San
Francisco. N.B.-When consultation is had IL will
not he necf sSary to give the age Once hours from
A. M. to | P. NJ. and from to IL P. NJ Consnlta-
tion fee. $2; by letter, $3 with chart 9TSickncss
will be discovered and cured through his science
only known hy hjmself t4"PSom3
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
LOYAL CnIvALRY. The Gotd Hi News.
edited by pink of loyal chivAlry, speak

LOYAL CmIvALRY. The Gotd Hi News,
edited by a pink Of loyal chivAlry, speak
ing of the Harris divorce case, SAYS:
She complains that her husband choked her
nearly TO death. Then the right mieded read
er Of the testimony Will be apt Ia come Ia lhe
conclusions that Nc. n. did not choke bis spouse
quite enough.
Here's splendid illustration Of loya;
chivalry! For a maO to choke woman
. little more than "nenrly TO death " is,
in the eyes Of the editor Of the Gold
Hill News commendable! II Harris had
choked his wife to death the News, ju1g-
ing from its language, would have ap-
plauded the 1cti Choking a woman is a
species OF manlinesS that the News ad-
mires and longs to initiate. All fright
minded" individuals believe that the
man who lays his hand upon a woman,
save in the way Of kindness, is wretch
whom it were base fiattery to cal! cow
ard"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

In the immediate vicinity, at Low PRICE, to
those Who will make Improvements during
the coming year.
kT .fny person Of reSpecfdbilty can become a
member OF tie -iNSOcirtiOn 5y rematiAg fire dol.
RdIS 10 tie ITcNiteht or SecFefttrY, UpOn receipt
ot WhicL, he 3rW receirs deed OF One of tie deS'
lots IN Tie City.--25 Gy lon Fftt-ttRd receipt "
memberShifj. BoA deed dad receipt sciH Ge Sent
free Of eTIjeRse.
0ne.half of the amount received will go towards
purchasing from the old Company their Magnificent
Wharf, Warehouse, Farm, Dwelling Houses and
Stores, and 2UOu acres of LAnd-incuding the whole
water front of the city, which extends two miles
the Ray. One-4uarter OF the amount received will
be advanced to parties who will improve their lots.
The other quarter, or balance, will be expended for
expenses; making deeds, buving stamps, ETC. As
soon as the 5000 lots are disposed Of, the Company
wilt own city over two miles square; two miles o.
which will be bounded on the Bay, where fity
wharves, could be built, enabling largest vessels
TO load, being at the head Of navigation. This
property will then be divided pro rata to each sub
scriber, giving TO each II very handsome sum- As
the number sold will increase the balance, il pre-
sumed that each stock holder will receive from flOO
to $iuU for each certificate issued having now a
large number of Subscribers
ANY MECHANIC who will send US the names Of
five others besides his own, will receive his lot free.
0%F In sending money to US, register your letter
through the Post Office, or by Wells, Fargo Co.'s
Express at our risk.
- For Plan of the City, showing the location Of
Blocks and Lots, or Bills, or any other Information,
please call on; or address
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
4 wJRD 0F ADVICE To THE SICK.

Having been troubled for the last five years with
nervous debility OF aspccial nature, until had be-
cone 80 weak and thin that nothing hut death look
iciues and the use Of different baths, because they
OILY relieved me E,r 4 time hut ais tie effects were
rnne was worse than ever. also tried fye OF the
best plys clans that coui he found in the country,
not including three four quackS, as was told, but
all to no purpose. The latter gentlemen, noticed,
fleeced me until had but few dollars LEFT could
not tel What to do went to the What Cheer House,
and there found two of my old friends from the
country told them how felt, and that did not
believe there WAS man in San Francisco who could
cure me. One Of my friends tod me he had been
sick two years with the same complaint; but thank
God he was now rs well as he was in his life.
having been under the treatment Of DES. HALL j.
URQrMARr Of this city, for fur weeks, and advised
me to 20 with him 20 see II the Doctor could do any
thing for me- went: my friend introduced Inc to
the Doctorsaad told him had come to consult them.
They made an examination and told me what was
the matter with me- and said they could cure me in
two months. did not believe them, having been
told the same thing so many times, but concluded
to give them trial. and can now say feel as well
am strong as ever did1n my life, and weigh six
pounds more than I ever did. Nine weeks treat
ment is all l took Knowing that thousands OF Young
men are suffering from the same disease, who de-
spair of ever getting cured, and feeling in duty
bound to my fellow sufferers, and the kind regard
and confidence have in DocroRs HALL and CR.
give this card to the public, recommending all who
are thus afflicted TO give the Doctor call. By so
doing Il sure cure awaits them. -
Leidesdorfr street, between Sacramento ard Com
nercial streets.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
@ining Companies.
UTAH GOLD AND SILVER MINING

UTAH GOLD AND SILVER MINING g
CO., ILLINOIS LEDGE, No. Q.
Location Of Works-At Austin, Lander Co, Nevada,
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the stockholders Of the
N Utah G old and Silver Mining Company. will be
held at the store of HAAS, in the City of Placer.
vile, on TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2G h,
for the transaction of important business BY order
Of the President.
P. P. BARss, President.
CHAS. F. ZWISLER. Secretary.
Piacerville, December 25-ti
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
GIOtbtng, Drp GOODS, Etc.

8. BAMBERGER
d EsPECFFULLY announces 10 his friends And
IL the citizens Of Plac:rvile generally, that he
has just received large assortment Of
Fall and Winter Clothing !
CONSISTING IN PART or
Cashmere Suits; Doeskin and Cassi.
mere Pants;
Velvet, Silk, and Cloth Vests;
Silk, Beaver and Cashmere Hats
BeHkert's, Wings, and Qodfrey's Boots,
Shoes and Gators, q splendid and
well-selected stock;
A complete assortment of Boys Clcth~
Ing and Furnishing Goods'
Eastern and California Blanketgi
Trunks, Valiseg, Carpet Bags
India Rubber Boots. Goats, LeRgings
COLTS EsEEot5i fEsToEs. of all siaes, etc.
TEE HIGHEST PRICE
PAID FOR
GOLD DUST & COUNTY ORDERS.
N- Thankful to my friends for former favors,
respectfully solicit continuance OF their patronage,
which shall sQare no effort to merit.
s. BAMBERGER,
Main styssi, near the raIs,
oct22tl PlacerviIe.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

Patients in the country communicating their
symptoms, by express or mail, can be treated as
successfully as II they were in SA2 Francisco ke-
member TINT patients will be treated at the AMER1
CAN SURGERY AND D1SPENsARY BY DOCTORS
HALL & URQUHART, as skiifully as if under treat
ment in London, Paris, or Vienna.
TO LADIES suffering from Failing OF the WOMB
Whites Suppression of the Monthly Periods, or
Prol,ise Flowing, Constipation Of the Bowels, Piles,
Weakness, Pain in the Head, Back, and Side, Head
ache, Dyspepsia, Palptation and all diseases irTeg;
uarities. etc. peculiar to their sex, the AMEhlC ~
SJRGERY AND DISPENSARY offers invaluable
aid DR. HALL, the Consulting Surgeon, author OF
n celebrated work on Diseases Of Women, including
Pregnancy and Child Birth has had experience sur,
passed by nOle. Ladies in the country are treated
on receipt Of letters describing SYMPTOMS eI;, Au
dress nil letters to DRS. HALL & URQUHART, No.
4O2 Montgomery street, opposite Wells Fargo q
Co. San Francisco, Cal. lnoNlSho
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
GEORGE E. WILLIAMS.

ATTORNEY.AT LAW.
Ofioe-Douglass' Building, next door to the oary
House, Main street, Placcrvllle. mol
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
miscellaneous AnbErtisinq.
HUNTS NEW Abusive
WIND MILL.
THIS MILL is considered by competent jud ges to
l. be the BEST and

Most Economical Machines
yet invented for grinding barley and other cereals.
Saving, Turning or Boring Wood, Pumping Water,
and many other kinds Of work.
These Mills are constructed with twelve sails. nil
connected to sliding 1ange on the main shaft. A
lever Is attached to the bOttsm Of the main shaft
from which iron rods run up the shaft and connect
with the fans in such manner as 10 enable any
person on the ground to adjust the sails to any an.
gle desired, or to turn them edgewlse to the wind.
and by applying the brake completely stop the work
Ing or the mill, even In the most violent storm
These Mills are calculated for either mountain or
plain, and will run wherever there is any wind at all
They are very simple in their construction and the
cost Of putting them up very light. When once put
in running order they will run for years without
repairs.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
Newport Loan and Homestead
Association,
OPPOSITION TO IMPos1TIoNI

OHiee-No. 4n2 Montgomery street. San Francisco,
California; Box, No. lOl5 Post Office, San Fran
cisco .-A [Octl4m3
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
HUNTS SWEEP POWER.

This is Machine Of an entirely new pattern.7
Mr. Hunt builds three sses, suited for one, two, o
three horses. These Machines are very compac
and require no framework to set them in oper ton
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
Important Medical Discovery
Electricity as a Curative Agent.

NTHEN il va promulgated nv the Directors Of
w the tLECTkOPATHIC INSTITUTE that dis.
ease could he entirely tradcated from the system
without tie OF poisonous drugs the thoughtless
and those Who do not look deeply into and ef
feet secuted th- assertion cl.imrrral, and wrote
long artices r"piete with snphistry, claiming that
only through the digestive system coul the blood be
plrRri al The roisups which constitute disease: a
great Cry went up from those interested in the ron
timed supremacy Of the old system of one poison to
cure aHn;l rr. Al Of tie empyfic, jlrcd in the
chorus, n:d in their ignorance Laughed AT the
sy>rm circulating base stories Of its i<ucce>s aud
quoting imaginary cases proofs. Time has de.
GOIsiiat-,l tl.r:r dishonesty Aier Gye years Of
uninterrupted succts, the Ecc,roTathie system is
the rading 'i- IA ur,l cal jurisprudence; while by
the tid ~ en- phy>.caHs writ content 10 sure one
in every Eve c,-rs titie were those who were di.
wing deep iito tlt science o' th- curative art
am"ng th"s" wer: he klrc'ropdth.s's; finally. it
va -"trr-! iIt ihr fIt.ur" "a n">' % ilir
~ organ! l'--tsv vi, rn:'rY due To he 1,ar.lir
Tatjrs '., e: the ,;,.,. nr II Jo.,ryn. af.
ter year, "f rcrrrIUent. hs> perfected tc.tr"
pAt.,r Ih>;Iur,-t:. wtich vii any disease 10
Nanli f'.h - l-f, a'EavS 20 be nlherstn0l hat the
"a. = ot 80 far ar Ittcr to show Ges ructnti
of tie vita. ts,Grs We 10 not claim that the ot
jrri. .'urs NAV hDt he inorr advantageous in some
eases. bu, tliat ia connection wtl m, iicncs. il will
perform Il 'dtc much sooner than Nhhnut, and al.o
that dj.-;t> h,,l-t;0 d6c'Eri iTcurabe, eau be
cured b. t's system. Bat he Directors desire Ia
tal- tt.- opp riIhity - inform inv"lhis that the
Resident Pay IS regular Sr .dnate ana l'a>
AL titg. *; rri"!rr in the treatment o dstasu>
both 9Th and without tue all ~ electricity lIr
has also discovered several "Ec-clir" v.gct able
remedies, tha, WI cure almost any namrah'e ds
case wh.h hc will send to part of The p. ,fc
-oastuppii Irr' NJ NJ a complete de>'rr' "t ths
disease w,th Wh,th tie apl"ctnt m,y be "frtri.
aud viii warrant II comr!rtr and perfect cure IN
ALL r,.-> yh-rr NE medicines are us"l rcr' rd'ng
to dire 'i.uS, and irofe especially in n'l ,r> 81
FEMALE TROUBLES, Tiet6 pi'eGt ci = "'3 cd'.-
tim are necessary fo1 f'r1'HHs resrN
From early morn until ll'" At night. Il /. INSTR
men is rrni'l yri. inptring he nh and strength to
al VII" 80 fortunate as 10 ot'ain - >rryi'-s
D. .a-rs Ah.vl bv the Oh Sys;rru) took months oI
even year. tn rugt, now cured in n few day.
weeks The cost, too * mo- great .tS by the old
syse.p. besides tn. saving of time Connected with
th.s >ystrTh j. the renowned
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
EleCtrOPathic Institute,
A45 Washin0toD Street

This Institute established to, II possible, pre-
vent the unwarv from filling into those dens of RIB
hery tvcept Quack doctors trapSl and hereafter the
scientific originator. of this Institute will not BE- to
blame Il he afflicted robbed of their money, md
lred in constitution There is also another view
uf the affair The rissg generation should be
ed with strong constitutions, aad the Directors wish
to Arouse their guardians to proper Sense Of their
duties in the premises, If possible to prevent them
from s'ufng their young charges with dele;erious
drugs, with chance OF cntailing upon the tender
constitution. just forming complication Of evils,
thousand times wortc than death.
1t would be consuming space, TO no purpose, to
enGmcratc the diseases TO which this system is appi
cable, suice II to say that there is disease within
the catalogue cf human lis but what can be cured
at the Electropathic Institute. We have instructed
the Resident Physirian to Tdrtdat q perfect and
permanent cUrt, or hSL No IA Y .Ier serric"S,
when IN his judgment is within the bounds OF cure.
A Il a
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

South side, between Kearney and Montgomery, over
the Restaurant
J. H. JOSSELYN, M. D..
Resident Physician,
On the sign. With these remarks We leave the in
terests Of the Institute with the public asking only
the same generous confidence ard patronage thus
far awarded to it. The record shows over 10000
consultations, aud very large amount OF suffering
relieved.
Persons wishing to consult the Resident Physician
by Letter, can do so with the utmost confidence -
All letters must be addressed plainly, j. IL. JOSIE
LYN, NJ. D., Box l045f San Francisco, Cal. All let
tiers will be destroyed returned as directed by the
writer. Office hours from Q A. n to p. NJ.
[nov25m3p3l
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
HUNTS NEW PUMP,

There has not. as vet, been introduced into this
market pump that Is powerful and durable, or
that can be furnished cheap the above pump
1t is fitted for either iron lead pipe. The Pumps
are arranged that they can be used by Hand,
Wind, Horse, or Steam power, and adapted to
surface or deep wells Thev are not apt to get out
OF repair, but their construction is SO simple that
should they need repairs, they can be made by any
person of ordinary ingenuity.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
GtOFtrles,, I HIaslet A. :
BRmLIANR sUCCEt

THE FIRST aUN oRTtEN 1AqO1Ti'
In oPPosITroH TO 1rcH04qLN
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
& AU 10 n.
ELECTRoPATHIC, INSTITUTE.

Icr Persons seeking the Electropathic Institute
should be careful to remember the name and num-
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
FARMS FOR SALE!

In the immediate vicinity, at Low PRICE, tC
those who will make improvements during
the coming year.