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Tnx principal part ot the Army Of tho Potomac
10 already on the march to Washington.
TnE Court Martial in the case Of BsnIsmin iar-
ris met yesterday morning, and In tho absence Of
witnesses adjourned until to-day.
TuE Constitutional Amendment unsnmously
passed both branches Of tho Connecticut Legisla-
ture yesterday.
All restrictions on ,rsde With snd in the States
Of Delaware, Maryland, PennsylvAnia and West
Virginia are removed, by order of tho Secretary Of
the Treasury
TINS municipal election in Los Angeles, Cal, re-
suited in tn. success of tho entire Union ticket
This psce has always heretofore boen . strong
secession .sympsthizns district.
TuK schooner Admiral, Capt, Durkin, OF and
from Wells Maine, for Boston, with lumber, was
seen TO cspsze on Wednesday, of rhstch,r's ISL
and, Mass. Two men were sfterws ards cling
ing to her bottom, and as no assistance could be
given them, lis supposed ths, all hands perished.
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On Tuesday evening Gov Aiken. Of South Carolina
and G. h. Lamar Of Savannah, Ga, we're brought to
Washington under arrest. II is said their offense
consists In having obstructed and embarrassed tho
federal authorities In the work Of restoring the
tonAl anthority At Charleston and ssyannshl instead
president Of Bank Of the Republic Of this city, hut
hss long been a prominent rebel. Roth men have
reeared on parole.
Washington, May THE report that Ex-Governor
Aiken, Of South Carolina has been committed to the
Old Capitol is true. lie Ia his parole, and is
stopping at hotel lie in the streets to-day With
several old friends.
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Tn. rc,tSn, ,ticn af ns5or t0rsrs Osn o'"1r'
has cen srcepted.
JEr DAWN In Msy, tsSt Aa .s
LEI aLne- Jeff Davis In hsy, ISs-- AH
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Vu' Wv. s A.. Pr.~,>
fHt ruhser'rttcn. FOR the orunre 49,, 49,, nro-
dent Lincoln, In 'ront OF tie new esp'io- ="
ere"ing rAPaly.
Tvur1r-o-u stss~s out n the tventy -sevcD
necessary fu the required ,~cthirfs vote, ns,o
,.,,d.d the Con,tipxisa.i Arendrpsnt shoiishinG
slavery
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NIosby % His Troops.
Just before running away, the guerrilla leador Mo
by is.ucd the following addIoss 10 his troops

Fdqu,ev, prti Fl, ISG5.-SoIntERs u have sum
moned YOU together for the last time. The vision We
have rhrrtshed tor n free and indcpendont country
has vanished, and that country Ia now the tp1il OF
oonqueror. I disbnni your organization In prefer
ence tn surrendering To our enemice. am no longer
your comm ander. After an association OF more than
two evcniful part from Won with lust pride
In tho tame Of your achievements, aud grateful Trco
lee lion. of your generous Kindness to mysclf and
nov at this moment Of bidding you final shieu, NJ.
cspt tho assurance Of my uDrhAngcd confidence and
ragard Farewell. J. g MosHN,
Colonel Com'dg battalion.
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An aged maiden lady In Charleston-so says the
NEw soCIn-has In her posSession the table on
which the Declaration Of Independence was Igned,
and which she indignantly refused 70 loan, in order
that the South Caroiina secession ordinance might
be Elgpei uDon H.
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ny Telegraph 20 the ". Y. su..
The Work Progressing
SURRENDER OF JEFF. THOMPSON.
His Entire Army Given Up.
Rebels Disbanding Everywhere.
LATE RICHMOND NEWS,
Improved Condition Of the City.
Capture Of the Stolen Silver Plate
THE ASSASSINATION PLOT.
Beverly Tucker Indignant.
he DENIES ALL COMPLETELY.
The Funeral COrtege.
LAST CERtmuNleS At SPRINGFIELD.
The Body Placed in a Vault.
Important City Intelligence.
the FIRE DEPARTMENT QUESTION
Injunction Against the New
Commissioners.
&C., &C.. &c.
Surrender of JEFF. Thompson.
ny Telegraph 10 the ". Y. Sun.


hsmphu kav 5-rtd Cairo, NAY 4.-Jed. Thomp
surrendered his entire army, yesterday, to Capt
Mitchell, L. IN.
Buriness will be generally Suspended tomorrow in
sonordsncs With the proclamation Of Gov. Brovnlow.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-18
CIIAS. T.. " EI4LLnl OHaII maH1
W. D, SaN1HHs Secretary :
p.nocr.tie Co. Control COMMITTEES.
DEMOCRATIC PLATFoRm.

Resolved. That in the future, as in the past, We
will adhere with unswerving fidelity to the Union,
under the Constitution. as the only solid founda-
tion Of our strength, security and happiness as 4
people. and as the frame work Of government
equally conducive to the welfare and prosperity Of
all the States, bnth Northern and Southern.
2 Resolved, That this Convention does explic
lilly declare, as the sense 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 necessity OF
war power, higher than the Constitution itself.
that instrument has been dlsregarded i'll every
part, and public liberty and private rights trndden
down, and the material prosperity OF the country
essentially impaired justice, humanity, and liber
ty, and the public welfare demand that imme date
efforts be made to bring about cessation of hos
Utilities, with view Of an ultimate Convention II
the States, or other peaceAbe means to end it,
that at the earliest practicable moment peace may
be restored on the basis Of the Federal Union Of
the States.
3. Resolved, The direct interference Of the
military authorities Of the United States In the
recent elections held IN Kentucky, Maryland, Mia
sour and Delaware, was shameful violation Of
the Constitution. and repetition Of such acts In
the approaching election will be held TO be revOu
tionaIy, and resisted with all the means and pow
er under our control.
l. Resolved, That the aim and object of the
Democratic party is 10 preserve the Federal Union
and the rights OF the States unimpaired, and they
hereby declare that they consider the Administra
TONS ususpation of extraordinary and dangerous
powers, NOT granted ny the CONSTITUTION tue euo
version of 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
fierce ; the suppression of freedom Of sperch and
Of the press the denial Of the right Of asylum /;
the avowed disregard Of State rights the employ
ment of unusual test oaths, and interference with
and denial Of the right Of the people to bear arms
as calculated to prevent the restoration Of the
Union, and the perpetuation Of Government de-
irving its just powers from the consent of the
governed.
S. Resolved, That the shameful disregard by
the Administration Of its duty in respect to our
fellow citizens who are now and long have been
prisoners ef war, and in suffering condition,
deserves the seVerest reproba;ion, on the score
alike Of public and common humanity.
6. Resolved, That the sympathy of the Demo
cratic party is heartily and earnestly extended to
the soldiers of our army, who now an have
been in the field, under the flag of their 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.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-18
Pure Whisky for the Sick
RCU L A R:
To Physicians and others.

NEW YORK, May LIST, 1851.
Ma. VIZ. T. 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 substi
tue, both in the hospitals and in private practice,
and, since the latter has into such general use
We have to believe that great deal now sold
is Of very inferior quality.
Presenting that your residence in the vicinity Of
the manufacturers Of Whisky in kentucky, as well
as your skill Chemist, will enable you to select
reliable article, and having full confidence in your
integrity, are 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 sck9
We are, very respectfully sir, yours truly,
VALENTINE MOTT,
WILLARD PARKER, NJ. D.,
10. c. liUTCHILIN, NJ. D.,
AUSTIN FLINT, NJ. D,
C. L. MITCHELL, NJ. b.,
FRANKLIN II HAMILTON, NJ D.
DEWITT C. ENOS, NJ D.,
r. OGDEN DOREMUS. NJ. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry,
y. N. CHAPMAN, N. D.,
JAMES X WOOD, Brooklyn,
W. Z. p BAYLIS,
Pharmaceutist, Brooklyn.
Agent for Ell Dorado County-ROBLRT
WHITE, Chemist, at Medical Hall, Main Street
PlScerville.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-18
SUMMONS.

STArE or CALIFORNIA, County Of n no,.a.
- SS-ih the District Court Of the Eleventh jUdI-
Action brough, in the D,,ric, cour, o, III. r..
enth Judicial District. anu the complain Az
the County Of Fl Dorado, in the otrr A. ~ u'ec IN
State. NOunv and
The People OF the State OF California. :, IT,.
Defendants. Greeting: "'eshssT'
You are hereby required In Arpear In An ..,;..
hE"ug'i against you by evils IAndecker. Pisjn,,@
IN ne District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial NJ
triCt IN and FOR the County Of n Dorado 90 ~
swrr the complain filed therein on the sch Az. a.
April, A. d. ls6@, within ten DAYS lrxrIns,-. " y.
the day service,) after tie service on ron ~ ~
sumtlon--h served within this County: II $3.50
oG' OF ,' coHh'y' but within this Judicial District
within twenty day; or, II served out Of said D,,,,s,
then within forty dsys-or iudSm, ut by detanit IN
be taken against you. 'A
The said action is brought to Obtain iuaru.,,
aRa'nI You ,"r the sum n one thousand Ant eleven
dollars AID thirty four cents amount alleged ~ \.
due IFn Tor goods. wares And merchnndIIr ala 80
delivered TO you at your special instance Ard ~
qne't PRIOR 10 the l6th day Of January, A. n iSsS
ara II you 'A'l to appear aud answer the said co~
plant as above required the said Plaintin IN ~.
judgment against tot sal SUN and costs accorI
ing 20 the prayer ~ said complaint
Miin'ss, Hon W. BrockWSy, Judge OF aid D;v.
Tic' Court OF the Eleventh judi, ial District.
Attest my hand and the seal OF ,,n
SEAL Cour, in aud fr said County Of n pc "a
- io' hereto AfsIcd, At oticr in the Ci,v 81
| STAMP PlacerVille. this the 18Th day Of Dreenh.r
A. D. I>6A g. CARPENTER. Clerk.
BY LOwkT, DEPUTY Cjeyk.
A true copy Of the original summon H,t+St.
CARPENTER, Clerk
~ BY A. J. LoUAT, IIeputy.
go hy order Of John Bdsh, Court Commits.
Toner OF III Dorado Cuunty. Attest
G. CARPENTER, Clerk
Hy A. }. LoGHr, DEPUTY.
''"'SH 'A"'S' Az y' I'r n u decl1mS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-18
Legal advertisements.
HUNIAfOMR

NTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OHM
District " "s AIA Ja6cia
Action brought in the District Com. a,
Judicial District, and the complaint SI.t p" 4. nth
o. r. poredS 70 ihe once Of the CLERK n ~. s
The People Of the State Of California. ~ Nsat.
W. Smith, Timothy A. BabcOek and W 'saanld
Defendant Greeting W. " SaltA,
You are hereby REQUIRED to appear In m .,.,
brought against you BY william AHavtho,nn. sSe;toR
til, In the District Court Of the EIevsnsh SSrlaa
District. in and for the County Of II no,sd Sedet
answer the complaint filed therein m ~ 800 y
Of January, A. d. 1853 within ten days, (sSes.,.ca y
the day 81 serviceE aner the N~--;ps N.stseea
ySSDmonS-if served within this COUNTY u Z. -
out Of THIS County, but within this Judiei,I
within twenty days; or, il served OUT 81 - 20
tric', then within forty days-or judgment he ~.
will be taken against you Seaut
The said action 10 brought 70 oht.in t.,
against all and each Of you for the sum ~
sand nve hundred and thity.one rs loo doII' 'nos'
Interest thereon at the rate Of tvo me- -, NHA
month, from August lst, 1854, az per note T~s.P
you 10 said PIE May 18th, 1884, In L ola "en -
coin. Also, for he sum OF eve hpnS.S. " .snSer
damages fnr your failure to insure the pynnSe
mater described. Also, for the trPthe. ~. hsre
hundred dollars attorneys fees for NO
stipulated IN the mortgage made to secure saId -.
and Of even daie Herewith. Also for m ~. nO's
81 and 6h-lH dollars 'Or taxes on said IN "
also Tor decree OF foreclosure and sale az ~ $40
erty described in said mortgage to Wit Eix
acres q land with the building and nn,o~o oneIea
thereon, situated on the road leading froU ps
vile TO Carson City, between Clsu-s.,. o sIseer.
Macs Stations kn"wn Us "tIawthorD's s, ~ n
more particularly described in ihr COW Of ana
accompanying this writ. Also the spSor,r..o..
Of receiver herein; and il you fail 10 n1nent
AnsTe e, The s1it complaint as above required AZ
mt, drcrrt. relir aud costs accornS Ut Iuos'
er 81 sail complaint. w "e pray
Witness Hon. W. Brorkway, Judpe n, ,.,a nj.
trtc Court OF the Eleventh Judicial District '"'
Au'st my hand, and the seal Of MA
SEAL Court In and for the said County Of =, ny.
~ RADIO, hereto AFFIXED q ONE in ,hs -. =,
ls;smp PlacerVe, this the 18th day Of Jsn"s!, "
~ u 800 q J. CARPENTER,
Geo. z. Williams, Atty forPrn i,D IItan,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-18
SUMMONS.

SrATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF VI Dorado. /.
- Ia Cie District Court Of he li,h Jrdirial
histr,c:. -
A';io brought IN The District cour, OF the EIev
s'ia 1-c a. Dl.T =, and the complaint nled IN the
c uE'y q VI Dorado, IN the cffce OF the Cl.yk az
said pis'r ct Cour IN and for sail County and state
Tie Prop'c Of the State a. California. to H L.
H,fts, D [ Hubbard, u W, Ray, c. H. Whtlock
ard Ray, and T. Bogatdua, Assignee Of J. n
bryah'' Gro kHg, :. L Mills and j. H. KblipE,
DE- ritdants, Greeting:
You are hereby required 10 aprea, In an .r+i.,
orong'i against u by Nathan Rhine. Piainl.H, In
the h.trci Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District
~ and '"r the County of Fl Dorado, and To ansveF
Hr ,"h'p'An' MID therein on The 2I-t day Of No.
Nt''h"T A. ID 1853, within ten days exclusive OF the
la al +er'ic-l, after he service On you Of this
summ"nS-i' served within this County: n served
out ~ ms County but Eiihin this JUDICIAL Disirca
w IN '"rntt days: OF, II served out ~ Said Dis
tr'ci, nm within forty days-oT Judgment By de-.
taur " II IT, TAX. n against YOU
l''> - ~ = brought 10 recover the sum o. tUen-
w. hHmirrd and eight 4".lon dollars alleged 70
u" h.'' N".i ~ d npon Ju,lgmtn obtained agAihSl
You ~ sad Court ~ Ira Parkr GU the 21'h DAY Of
Nov" her ISIS. said judgment on app nj 10 the 20.
prone Court - Ms Stale having been affirmed i9th
daN ~ Orf"bcr. lSS9; also to recover Interest On
sara sum from the 9Th day Of November, 1853, At
N" RATE ~ ten per cent per Annun ard cOsaJ Of
suf and II you fail to al T ar and answer the said
complaint a. above required, the said Plaintiff viii
"@t Judgment against you for said sum. Interest and
SUr,S. a'c"Iuhg To The prayer OF said complaint
witness, Hon : W. BrockWay, Judge CT said Dis
uict court ~ the Eleventh Judicial District
~ Attest my hand, and the seal Of said
SEAT Court, in and for said County II u Dora
- do, htrei" athxed. at ONCE in the City Of
stamp PA"-rvile this the 26ih day q October, A.
ID. l>64 G. J. CARPENTER,
Clerk.
u - ordered that the summons in this cause be
pub SHE'D in the Mountain Democrat. once a seek
for three months JOHN BCSH,
Court Commissioner for T. Dorado County
" q
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-18
Old Daniel Boone
BOURBON WHISKY
TAKE NOTICE.

TIVE proprietor Of this article having had his at
l tention called to the superiority Of Whisky for
Medicinal purposes over any other kind Of Liquor,
has been induced to present to the public the article
bearing the above name, embracing two essential
qualities, i.e.,
PURITY AND ECONOMY.
With the view Of preventing fraud or counterfeit
Of this article, the proprietor has adopted the fol-
lowing his Trade Mark on Labels
"OLD DANIEL BOONE BOURBON
WHISKEY."
II is only sold in bottles the labels which bear
a true likeness Of the pioneer Kentuckian, in his
hunting costume, and further to prevent unprnci-
Piled parties from filling old bottles with an inferior
article, and thus imposing the public, the pro-
prietOr has adopted the plan OF covering each cork
with label bearing the fac smile signature Of
"JOHN M. CARTER"
Without which none Is genuine.
It 10 put up In packages OF twelve bottles each.
1t will be found perfectly pure and Of uniform
flavor, and ls recommended for family and medci-
nal uses.
- Orders sent to CRANE & BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco Agents. will
ceive prompt attention
~ For sale BY R, J. VAN voORHIRS & CO.,
D5Vm'sP, HlsesTHWS. laesIQsSn
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-18

The REBEL DEsERTER.- amusing
war correspondent ofthe New York Lead
er, writing "frOm the 'front.'" on the Pc.
tomac, or James, says:
A little further on | came to a reliable
deserter, who lay on sand heap scratch.
ing himself. These deserters are very
nice fellows. AS l approached he arose
and saluted.
Je' came I'm 'tother side, Gin'ral,
says he.
What do you want?' says I.
I'm powerful dry says he.
called an orderly and babe him fetch
some whisky.
Now says I, bows things over on
your side ?
WAL says he, pretty bad. Old Lee
he amt got no men whatSo never
Il guess you lie, says |. we felt his
line the other day, and it didn't feel good.
You might just as we'll tell the truth
'Ohr says he, Il was only speaking
6gurativcly like. He amt got no men to
speak of-6fty or sixty hundred thousand
mebbe.'
Him, that's enough, says I.
Yes, only they amt good for nothing
They amt got no ammynition.'
They keep up devil Of firing, says
], for men without ammunition
Wal, yes, says he that's what rar
the blockade. Thar'S q power Of Ammy
milton runs the blockade
Short Of rations!' says I.
'DreafI Short says be. we didn't
only get cracker every three days
why, killed lot Of YOU up yonder
a while ago with their knapsacks full
%, yes. That's what they got f IN
the Shandoah Valley. They got a heap
of food up yander. Fact, they have ali
they want to eat, jes now
HIM. You're bound to suit, arn't
you" says l. How are you off for ord
nance?'
20, our ordnance is orr FL, says he.
Yes, says |, 4 s'pose so. But, young
man, I've got on ordinance, too, about Of
fal, and I keep it pretty well cleared out
Of these lines. Now, you'd better clear
out. / 60 in for treating my fellow men
well, but when it comes to rebels. and ly,
ing deserters at that. can't say see it.
What do you expect to do around here ?
WAL says he. Il kinder thort Id go
North and play Union refugee. I'm told
it pays fust rate at Linkin meetin's.'
And how are you to get to the NOrth?'
s'pect you'll send me-
DO your
Vas if you don't I'll jes 60 back agin
to old Lee. and I'll tell him all seen in
your lines
This is what call q good specimen of
q rebel. He went in for debating his own
terms.
sent him to headquarters and had him
hanged.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

EsTATE OF ELIZABETH VANDERBILT, Decd.
~ Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Executor OF the Estate OF Mrs Elixabeth Vanderbit
deceased, to the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased 10 srhih;t tssr
with the necessary vouchers, within ten months AZ
yer the nrs publication Of this notice. TO the said
Ext cutor, at his Office in the City of PIacervile,
J. NJ. DOUGLASS,
ExecutoT Of Estate Of Elizabeth Vanderbilt
DAted-PlacerVilie,J Jan. 9lst, Is65.-1m
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-18
WOMAN IN ALL HER Diff
CUITIES

Is invited TO test the regulating ard restorative
powers 81 this harmless but effective PREPARATION
Al thetwo epochs OF Tie IN which the female system
undrrgocs the most important and critical changes,
the Pills will prove positive safeguard against evil
consequences They are also confidently recon-
mcnd"d spec n, IN very disorder TO which fe'
rr1al,.s nNclnAi N.lN sl.hircf
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-18

In whatever form disease attacks the liver, II is
repealed and extern.n aied by searching
AID irresistible curative. Bilious remt;erts. bilious
I5rFuc. nd all Tho ordinary disorders Of the organ
ind afcd by pain IN the right side and between the
shoulders vtluwurSs Of the whites of the eyes weak
ness 'ud ',iii'r. &. are relieved and removed by
the rtrf-y v. ~ rr'rty which astoniShes :h- suf
frrrs and their friends. l-i the sick ~hom the fac.
L;v have abandoned, resort with confidence 10 this
powerful anti.iious agent, anil restoration to
heath and activity will i, the unvarying reSulI.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-18

LOVERS, like armies, generally get along
quietly enough till they are engaged.
WOMEN love to exercise control they
are not satisfied unless they have bus
bands to order.
THOSE who try to be smart ct other
peoples expense are often stupid at their
own.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-18
BE 1T UNDERSTOOD
BILIOUS MALADIEs, &C., &C.

That the above statements can AZ AL times he YER
fled by the written testimony (eXieuding through
quarter Of a century, of teLs Of thousahjs Of un.
lIu,Ir arl able with. s~pa.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-18
ARE YOU INSURED P
Dwelling for Sale.

The undersigned will sell, on accom-
modAting terms, the BRICK II USE in
IsH which he now resides; 1t is located on
llI Coloma street, adjoining the residence
OF A. 4. Van VOORHEES,, Esq the most
pleasant part Of the city, and is very desirable
homestead. For particulars inquire at my store, on
AIN street a HAA6
pIassrvRis, Hev 7NN Hss4.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-18
TESTIMONY OF EMINENT
CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS
IN FAVOR OF
CUTTERS OLD BOURBON WHIsKEY.

THE "OLD BOURBON WHISKY" put up in bot
Il ties in style worthy Of communication, by
William T. Cutter, Jr., Of Louisville, Kentucky, and
placed before US by the managers OF the Industrial
Exhibition for our examination, We are pleased to
say is, in judgment, choice and reliable article,
and well worthy Of a favorable notice by the Insti
tute. J. ROWELL, NJ. D.,
FRA'S G. BELDES.
L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.
San Francisco, September, 1854.
VIM. T. CUTTER Dear Sir;-You ask how we
like the Bourbon Whisky bought OF you for medical
in the Storey County Hospital. We state with
pleasure, that as pure, reliable medicinal stimu'
liant, exceeds in quality any similar article obtain
able here. For the purpose above stated, much
prefer your Whisky to the Brandy sold at higher
price. }. Z. TUCKER NJ. D.,
City Physician, Virginia, N. T.,
T. W. PlNKERT0N,
Storey County Physician.
81. MARYs HOSPITAL, sAx Francisco,
June 9Th, 1854.
Mr.. wM T. CUTTER-Dear SRI have re-
ceived the Bourbon Whisky bottled and furnished
for medical USE by VIM. T. Gutter, Jr., under call
OF DIR. Valentine Mott, Willard Parker, and other
distinguished medical gentlemen OF New York, and
have given it a fair trial in our Hospital, and am
superior to any whisky have found in this coun-
try and better than most of the Brandy sold in this
State Please send US u few dozen Of the same al.
tice las the arst say three dozen for the present
remain yours truly,
NJ. A. CACHOT, MD,
dec8l Resident Physician to St. Marys Hospital.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-18
DYSPEPSIA, DIARREGA,
ESS, &C., &C,

The terrible bod AMI mental pangs which char.
ar,rriLt dyspepsia are A. once r gated ty tie Ps.
piarrlTa. caMStplrun, headache, rhvS'ca prcs'ra-
ton. rrrytU, iT'I"r. NOT tu,hes, spasns al" ctions
Of the kuty, hcaurIhOiS piles. and, IN fact, all
i ~ al corr, 'aa'., 'roia whatever can,e arising,
W. way betor' the ~,!uiary influence ~ :hs extra
crtl,naly r-tntdy. A. specific fer dysy"psid and
tie disorder, untc:t with it. or LruEig out 81 IT,.
the Pr, ar AWAY. to he relied wien every other
nlrdi line and mode Of treatment has Utterly failed
HollVrlg'S ran. are ire PsI R,me,iY kpo,ca in
H,y.f,J far s.l,,tyi mo
The mountain Democrat., 1865-02-18
These Mighty Healers, World-Known
and World-Tried.
ARE A Room TO THE SICK.
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

Are the sources ~ the dradiie~t malades. Their
effect is vita,e all the luds OF the body, and to
send poisoned stream through all the channels of
circulation Now what il the operation Of the Pills,
relaxed or Irritat,l stomach into a natural condi
,iou. .nd acting through the secretivr organs rRoS
TTF IrstLT chasg the state Of tn sysit from
scku, to health, by exercising Simultaneous and
..L J.. :, 4. =. IL m. 81.