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"A good story is told Of . country Metho
dist, ut whose house an itinerant preacher
was passing the night, who, whom bed
time came and family prayers were sug
gested, in searching for Bible, finally
produced couple Of torn leaves of the
good book, with tho naape remark II
didn't know | was 10 near out Of Biblsa.
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AT BEAE'S.

AT BEAL'S.
SI.NDRTES = SUNDRTES! Z!
lust received per steamer Henry Amss, from
y st. Louis
200 Bags WHITE CORN. ..|..E
$50 Bushels OATS.
~, Bates HAY.
10 Barrels POTATOES and ONIONS.
Boxes Assorted CRACKERS.
Tubs Table BUTTER.
10 Kegs Leaf LARD.
Tieres do. do. |Lf.4
From New Orleans.
70 Bags newly imported SALT.
Boxes Star CANDLES.
Bags Rio GOLFER.
Hogsheads Extra Choice SUGAR.
Barrel White Crushed do.
GROUND PEPPER,
SPICE,
NuTMEGs,
ZINE TOBACCO,
BEGLIsH PICKLES IN MUSTARD,
AMERICAN PICKLES,
IMPORTED FRENCH MUSTARD,
sUGAR-CURED HAMS,
To which would solicit the attention Of those
who purchase where they get the best goods, and
the worth Of their money. L..
augl3 JosHDA bEAh'
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our Agents in new Orleans.

MEssRs GARpNER Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, No. 5, Commercial Place, New Orleans,
are the duly authorized Agents 10 that city for
the Gasette and LDBtet.
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FOR RECORDER.

Aessrs. Eaat0ys-Please announce JOHN
M'GRATH az candidate for Parish
Recorder, at the approaching election.
ang1- pd. MANY FRIENDS.
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lfr. Filter You will ploase announce
THOMAS F. HERNANDEZ, ESQ, IN
o candidate for the office Of Sheriff Of East
Baton Rouge, ut the forthcoming Noyein
Dor election.
aug5-pd. VOX P0PULI,
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Baruum's late property in New York
has gone into the hands of Bennett. of the
Herald-passed from a big humbug into
bigger one.--LoussUilie journal.
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CANADIAN EMfsHATIoE TO THE souTHrRN
SrArEs. Quite number of Carpen ters,
brieklayers, masons and lab0ring men are
daily leaving Toronto for the Southern
States, under the impression that their ser
vices will be required in rebuilding the
places laid waste during the American war !.
If their antieipations be realized, doubtless
others will fellow Toronto Lauder,
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H. q. Direct T1r Cg1amission for the Si0tc Of h.,
Once No. 1856 Common Street, :
New Orleans, Aug. 10, 1885,
THE Tag Roll for the collection Of the United
| states Direct Tax in the Parish OF East Baton
Hougs is completed and the Taxes thereon levied
nndsr ana BY virtue Of an act entitled an act "tor
The collection OF Direct Taxes In insur1ectionsry
distrfgts within the United States, and for other
purposes approved June 7th, 1852, viii be paya'
bic h me at The Court House, in the city OF Baton
Rouge, within sixty dsys from the SIst DAY Of
Ali lots ana parcels Of land within said district
mr., vhich tbs Tar shall not be paid within said
sIrty DAYS will be forfeited 70 the up ted states
''' N''" SO v. M. RANDALL,
GEO. W. AhEs,
d. URBAN,
Direct Tar Commissioners for Louisiana
Attest:
n Q j. ID. UCONNELE,.
ColleGtDr,
BLToE RoueS, Aug 2lss, 1865, anssz-zm
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tB- The Atlantic Telegraph Company
in England hive ordered tho manufacturs
of new cable.
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ERy~ CLAYroN B. EvATT, ESQ, WINS duly
elected City Surveyor by tho City Council
at their meeting on the 18th inst.
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Nr. Ed5tor- You are authorized to an
nouncs SAMUEL SKOLFIELD, Sen. !,
al a candidate for the Office Of Parish Re
cordsr at the ensuing election.
aug5-pd MANY OLD FRIENDS.
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Esg Gold in New York on the eth, closed
at AZ to As. Cotton, Al to AL.
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Neeote. El5trs-Please announce Mr..
CHARLES VERBOIS, as candidate
for the Office of Parish Assessor, at the ap-
preaching November election.
aug12 MANY FRIENDS.
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FOR ASS FsSS()R.

Messta. Eiitoys--Please announce JOHN
r.. PEkER, ESQ, Nv candidate for the
office of Parish Assessor at the approach
ing Novem Dor Election.
NUMEROUS SUPPORTERS.
aug1-pd. m.... -....s
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Mr.. Lslitor--Plsaee announce 81 eandi
date for the Office Of Parish Assessor o
East Batos Rouge, Mr.. STEPHEN j,
YOUNG, and oblige his
FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS.
augs.
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Nsb'TH6,E.

A LII persons having claims against tho
n Estate of sTFPHEN ROBERTS, deceased, will pre-.
cent them TO the undersigned, OF 20 Messia. DUNN
4 HEBRON, Attorneys for the succession, within
GEo. W. ROBERTS,
augN Executor.
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Esy" The Washington Republican, of tho
9sth and goth nit, announces the follow
ing pardons;
Tennessee O. 2. Nicholson, Gideon
J. Pillow, William Williams, Abiiah
seraggs, G. b. Luckey; from South Caro-
lina~Wm. Aiken; aud from Virginia..
p. Branch, Thomas Branch, james r.
Branch, George w. Boding, O.. Fontainc,
Chas. A. Rose, VIM. Allen ~ Ohm Kevan,
Wm. Kevsn, and Alfred Chapman.
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SgMkG TMTeS.

A Ii persons indebted for state Taxes for the
years 1861 and 1862, will call at nay Office at The
Court House, in the City Of Baton Rouge, forth
with. will proceed in the premises a. the law
directs. ED. oouaISARD,
auaQ sheriff
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Lay The German Punch, edited in Berlin,
publishes coat of arms, drawn for Presi-
dent ohnson. fteonsists in pair of open
scissors; between the lower parts tailor's
goose, and between the upper parts thin
Bic, surrounded by balls Of thread instead
of cannon balls. And in tho places of
flags and fagstaffs, the scissors are sur
rounded with yardstieks, on which are
hanging coats and pantaloons. The whole
rests on platform, decorated with Amer
iean drepery and sshield, bearing the mot
to: 81 shall mend the torn Union" The
device is great compliment to equality,
and snub on the armorial enaigna Of ret
progressive and useless nobility.
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II. w. Il G. M. SMITH,
AGENTS
New York Daily and Weekly News,
to ST. Charles St., Room Ne, /, Ground Floor,
New Orleans, La.


HAVING BEEN APPOINTED GENTS FOR tn n
III Neeo YORK Daiig md Weekly Nescs, We would
respectfully solicit the patronage from the peopls
OF the South and West The Neles IN
A Most Excellent Family Journal,
And as an advertising medium Is uuequalleds ell
know its character, and no one can deny its de-
votion 10 the true principle of Liberty and Popu-
lar Rights. All persons wishing rs Subscribe or
advertise, will dc well TO hand In their names.
Persons from the country viii have their orders
filled.
Farmers having Lands for sale would do well
TO advertise in It's colums as it's extensive eircu
latiop offer great advantage In that line,
Our Terms are as foliowss
DAILY NEWS mailed to subscribers, sim
gle copies, one year .s....SlD w
WEEKLY NEWS, mailed to subscribers,
single copies, six months......".....a...." 90
WEEKLY, one copy, one ysar".............. 90
10 Clefgymen. ...,.,...s.".4..' 4 W
For further information call upon us, or address
by Mail as above.
Y. w. IL G. M. SMITH. Agents.
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BATON ROUGE POST OFFICE
Horse Stolen.

4 BROWN three year old STUD was "a
II stolen from the old field near Mon El~ySrN
tesano bridge, on the Bayou sara road. sJ
about ten days ago. He is about four .s.s4sz--A-
teen hands high, two hind feet white; well broken
TO the saddle for his age, and carries his tale on
one side.
liberal reward will be paid for his recovery or
for information that may cad to It.
sep9-1m TOM BYNUM.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Il. ID. %. n.

FItHH Regular Weekly Meeting of ,sassaAHEsks
L DE s0T0 LODGE, No, Z, /. o. We
o. r.. 10 held at their Hall, on Main
street, nearly opposite the Sumter House, every
THURSDAY EVENING at halEpast7 o'clock.
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CANDIDATES.
FoR ATT'Y. GENERAL.

Mr. Edstor-Yeu will please announce
Hon. ANDREW 8. HEBRON, of East
Baton Rouge, as o candidate for the Office
of Attorney General of the State OF Louisi-
ana, at this approaching election.
aus17 <pd MANY FRIENDS.
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NIAGARA!
1fl BY author of Benlah, with beautiful steel
plate engraving of the suthoress.
MARIAN GREY--Bg Mrs. Hosmer. ,s,
Mrs. Hale's, Miss Leslie's, Widdiasld's and
Frsneatallfs COOK Bo0KB
good assortment Of BLANK BOOKS, cheap, at
JOSHUA BEAL's,
Sign Of the fred Flag"
septp Cor. Third and Convention Sts.
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PUBLIC MEETINGl
AT THE
co TT r r TT O u S E.
Saturday, Sept, 18th, at II o'clock, NJ.

THE CONSERVATIVE oITIzENs Of the Parish
of East Baton Rouge, are invited TO attend
PUBLIC MEETING, a. above stated, to take into
consideration the propriety of sending delegates
TO the Convention, which meetsin New Orleans in
October. MANY CITIZENS.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
SUMMONS.

CtTATE or CALIFORNIA. County Of Fl Dorado
y SS.-In the District Court Of the Eleventh Judi
cial District.
Action brought In the District Court Of the Elev
enth judicial District, and the complaint filed in
the County Of Il Dorado, in the Office OF th- Clerk
of said District Court, in and for SAID County and
State.
The People Of the State Of California, to D New
bauer, Daniel Myers and s. ElSesser, Defendants
Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by Henry Mailer, Plaintiff
in'the District Court OF the Eleventh Judicial Dis.
trietln and for the County Of El Dorado, and to an
sWer the complaint Hied therein on the 2la day OF
September, A. D. 1855, within ten days (exclusve OF
the day OF servicc after the service you OF this
summonS-f served within this County; IL serv ID
out OF this County, but within this Judicial District
within twenty days or, If served out Of said District
then within forty days-or judgment by default will
be taken against you.
The said action Is brought to obtain q Judgment
and decree against said defendant NrWbauer for
the SUN Of two thousand and ave hundred dollars
(f25OO COY. principal, and six hundred and forty.
three 75.100 dollars 1913 75l balance Of interest
said principal and interest alleged to be due upon
certain promissory note executed by snid NeWbauer
to said Plairiih, Dec. Is, A. D. 1860: also, fpre.
closing a certain Mortgage, Of even date With said
note and given to secure the payment thereof, and
for the sale OF the mortgaged premises, to witt Two
certain lots with the Improvements th-reon, situated
on Main and Center streets in the City OF Placer
vile, in said County and State, and more fully de.
scribrd In Plaintiff . complaint, copy OF which
accompanies this writ; also to forecUse the equity
OF redemption Of said Defendant Myers and Eises.
ser, and for costs OF suit And II you fail to appe4s
and answer the said complaint rs above required,
the said Plaintiff will take Judgment against you for
said sums decree and COSTS according to the prayer
OF said complaint.
Witness, Hon. 8. W. Brockway, Judge Of said Dis.
trict Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District.
-i Attest my hand, and the seal Of said
SEAL. COart in and for said County Of Il Dora.
49, do, hereto AMxed, at ONCE In the City Of
STAMP. PlscerVie, this the 9lst day Of septembav
A. D. 1855. g. J CARPENTER, Clerk.
By order of John Bush, Court Commissioner.
Attest. G. J. CARPENTER, Co. Clerk.
JOHNSON, 4 IRwM, AuyS sor PIE [seps8.m3
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
.SEKINAL HEAKNE>S.
4 S,eorn-to Ct,tdcofe # Not HeinHrIdIlt Cure
nj %1srI1J1oryI,RI

4 Steorn-to Ctrtifcofe IF No.t EemdrkdIlt Cure
Of &PermdtOrrkRI.
desire n hene6t suffering humanity. and feel
ing Of graf ud- ta DH. ". Il. DUntHrT, alone IN.
du,e me to make this statement For many years
have been afflicted viii Tint terrible di.rasr
tnown IS" SprrmatOrll ga" or S-mbAl Weakne,p
'ht result NJ self ahu$- but TIL i> experienced hn,
little trouble or ihCuLvrnitnce lu that v-At nov
ever, bad Seminal Weakness 10 an alarming I.
tent, which followed ny the mos; alarming
symptoms. A. weakness Of the back aud limbs pain
ia the htgd, dEn'ss 81 vl,i"n. E-TynusIrss, aud
general debility My mind. too. was = 1rci ed to such
an extent as IN seriously impair my memory; MY
ideas we're confused ami -pnus depressed ] vas
aVrrSe 10 society, had evil iotebangs aud s.ltdis-
trust, and was entirely untitled Tor any ~ the do.
ueS oi life. From ISIS 10 he sunni er 0f 1868 rm
plnyed tue very hest medic Al talent could hud nj
spent several hundred drlais, but ia I,o instance
obaine'l more t,An Temporary rehef I had about
concluded there was TO relief Tor ne in this Gorld
but seeing Or D"hertys advertisement, ! thuuRti
would call and see hin, as he charged nothing FOR
consultation. l had All interview with IN Duherty,
NJ his ONCE 5io Sacramento street, and his fee for
treatment was - reasonable, determined to try
Linn, though did not expect much benefit from his
treatment. On the 5;h 81 DectInb-r last IlAcet
myself under lbs care in one week found myself
very much improved. aud now, after FIVE weeks
treatment. feel mysel thoroughly cnred Of alt NV
troubles and IN the vry"vmrnt 81 The bcs, heal;i
Hoping that my Exp rrnce may he Of beueht to
others similarly afflicted, subscribe myself
JAMES JOHNSTON.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me. this 18th day
81 January, A. D. 1854 A. G RANDALL,
IL. b. Notary Public.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

TOWNSHIP OFFIcERs.-The following persons
were elected township OllicerSOf the various
townships in the county. at the late election
ville.-GeO. W. Hewlett, collector ;
Nike McCusker, road overseer; b. F. Laughlin
and Wm. Mccormack, constables.
Diamond Springs. Larkin, collector;
WIN. Foot, road 0ve:seer Casper Ehat and
ThOs. Hayes, constables.
Mud Springs. Carney, collector: j.
7. Porter, road Overseer; L. Shre~ bury and N.
Porter, constAbles.
Mountain Mclean, collector; VIM.
Cole. road overseer; A. H. McAfee and John
W. Mclean, constables.
ColOma.-Robt. Chalmers. collector; Henry
Pierce. road Overseer; W. Il. Jones and J. L.
Rouuer, constables.
Cosumnes.- Goodman. collector; T. r.
Thompson, road Overseer; Frank Lea and G..
W. Ford, constables.
Georgetown.-Sam'l j. Alden, coll actor !;
WIN. Hart, road overseer; ThOs. Lewis and
VIM. ParKhurst. coustables.
Lake Valley.-Wm. Taylor. collector John
Ambrose, road overseer; Wm. Taylor aud
ChAS. Watson, constables.
Salmon Falls.-A. T. Leachman, collector
A. h. Tuller, road overseer; C. SiIberhorn and
ID. Day, constables.
Green wood. Charles Jones, collector; H.
Stoddart, road overseer; John Smith and John
Daniels, constables.
Kelsey.-John McGraw, collector; Fl. o.
Davis, road Overseer; S. D. Colburn and C. D.
wilkins, constHbles.
White 0ak.-F. E. Hamer, collector Jas.
Wing. road overSeer Nicholas Thomas and S.
p. Nicholson, constables.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

ELECTION PRECINCTS ABoLIsHsD.-The Board
Of Supervisors have abolished the following
precincts since the election: Cold Springs.
McBeth's Ranch, Brownsville. Empire Mill No.
2. Sly Park House. junction Bar. Richardson 8
New Saw Mill, Wild Cat Bar. Lake House.
Missouri Flat. Spanish Camp. Plncerville 9TH
ward, White Ruck. Kanuka Flat, Wild Gonse
Flat, Duroc House. and Vaughus Store. We
ing the vote OF the county. for after all that ia
said about the inestimable right of voting"
there are many electorS who will not 60 to
much trouble to exercise it. We regret there.
fore that The Board did not defer its action in
the premises ct least until after the judicial
election. The voters foot the bills, and the
fear of Q reasonable expense should not be al
lowed to interfere with their convenience.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

Medical Advico.-DT. Wm. X. DOheTtyp
Medical and Surgical Institute is becoming q sins
qua Ron TO the welfare Of onr State and hesnh Of
our citizens; and his rapidly spreading rsPuta-
tion, although it may excite surprise, 10 but tns
signal Of Skih and follows as TIE natural eject o.
such a raNse. We are personally acquHinled villa
gentlemeB who had suffered for years under ehFOn
ic diseases and who had taken advan age OF sSeIy
aVailshlr means that promised Ieief, bat uSaAoa'
success. until they called upon Dr. DOAeVty, who.
in an incredibly short space Of tine, has glVen
them entire relief 1t 10 gratifying to announce
this fact, because the DortOT 10 gentleman Who
seeks not uy defamat Of Others to establish MS
reputation, or to rear the superstTuctnTe OF his
ow n upon the ruin of another's fame. The Doctor
condu ts HE Institute in manner that must Be
gratifying TO all his patients. He examines, ad
Visrs and recommends without charge. and the pa
tiemt, amer hearing his terms fur treatment. can
accept or reject at pleasure. In no case does the
Doctor make charge unless he ehectS euTe.-
This he is able to do, because he feels the conn
dence which long expe isnce has Viven. ana no
doubt the consolation which appeTtains TO tnAs
confidence. Persons afflicted with either aeuTso'
chrome disease. would do well to consult the Do
tor; at ell ev ntS. it do no hahn, a. ior eonJS
tation he asks no fee or does he insirt on ~.
dienee To his advice unless the patient places n
self under his care. His ON es are ON SacrAmsnsO
street, opposite the Parihc Nail steamship N0"-
pany's odice rs. =. NewS.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
TO FEMALES.

When female is in trouble, or afflicted With dis.
ease. AS weakness "f the back and limbs pain ia the
head. dimnvs, of sight los, Of muscular power Ial
liia'"n al the hr ri. irri.db liy nervousness. tx
treme urinary difficulties. 'lefangenent "f digestive
functions, general blIi'y, vagtniirs all dis asrs OF
the womb, lyst,rsa, serihy, aud all other dis, asa
peculiar I" females, they >houIA 60 ar write at onre
To the celebrated I, male DOt:"T " X D"heTty. al
Ills Medical lnstitu'e, and consult him about their
troubles and disease. The Doctor is efrc ihg more
cures than any other Physician in the State " Cah.
fornia Let no false d5lca.y prevent you. hu, sp.
ply 'mmellat' ly aud save yourself from painful sui.
iernL- and Premature death. Al Marrlvl La les,
whose delicate heahh or other circumstances pre-
vent an increase in their faulms, >hnud write or
cnll at hr. W X DUherty's Mr,hcal Insttu,- and
they will receive every possible relief ard help -
Tie Doctors Ohires. consisting OF u salt Of six
ro"as. are So arranged iha. lie can be onsultsd
Without fear Of observation
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
DEATH S

In Upper Placervile, September 2lst, PAUL
T., son 0f Mr. and Mrs. T. Wilcox, aged four
years, eleven months and twenty days.
At Upper Placerville, on the 2lst inst, Mrs.
Thurlo, mnther.in- law of J. w Foster, aged
rs years. Maine papers please copy.l
At El Durado, September 18th, WILBUR
STEELE, & native of Adams County, Illinois,
and late of Michigan Bar, aged 2S years.
Quincy Ull.J papers please cnpy.l
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

JRwIsH NRw YEAR.-Our Hebrew citizens
observed Wednesday and Thursday as days Of
prayer, in honor of their New Year-"Rosh-ha
ebona, all Of them absiaining from business
and devoutly attending services at the Syna-
gogue. The 3oth instant will be observed az
"Yom Kipour," or the DAY of Atonement"
This day ID held as the most sacred of the holi.
days by all strict Jews. Il continues for one
S;y is dsTC,ed S to prayer, for the rs%s,"o nj
refreshment-not even drop of water or q
morael Of food-during it's continuance. Rev.
B. BeFliner, of San Francisco, learned and
talented gentleman, Oficiated as "Reader," " on
the above occasion /; and, if we may Judge BY
what We hear said Of him, he has completely
won the hearts Of all Of the Hebrews Of Placer.
vile.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
Thurrbes>sG sGbaritabIE @rnfrs'

Protestant z PiSc Opal Cn1 CL. Hor,.
every Sunday morning. a. 10Y OcIOek;sGnaay ccnSOs
at same place. at y O'Clock. ,. ~ COLO a. Osnrth
on the Arst and third Sunday evenings o. tne oon%
II 7 o'clock, FL DORADO-Services on the secono
~ Sonrth sunday evening" Of the month. At seven
O'clock. DIAMOND sPRINGs-service on the r &c.
ond and fourth Sundays Of each month A. oeO'N
Pm. Y: " Lo;I ,I ie94
Residence, Cary House, PiAeeTvrie' F''
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

FREIeHTING.-Au enormous amount of freight
10 now being shipped from Shingle Springs to
Nevada by way Of the PIacerville route. The
teams employed in this business are numbered
BY hundreds, and many If them would aston.
ish people living in other parts Of the country,
not only BY their size but by their immense
loads. Most Of them draw a huge "mouataIn
clipper" with q smaller vehicle attached, and
many OF them are composed Of twelve of the
largest mules or nurses to be found 10 the
country. The trade between this State and
Nevada is immense, and the fact that most OF
it passes through our city is the best Of evi.
dence that ours is the easiest and sEeedest
route across the great barrier Nature has erect
Cd between the two States.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
TO CORRErpJNNENTS.

Patients residing in auy part Of the Stat-, however
disa' t, who may desire the opirinn and advice Of
DR. poheriy, on their respective cases. and who
think proper TO submit written statement Of such
in preference to hold e a PERSONAL interview, are
respectfully assured thAI their communications will
be held most sacred DR.. Doherty takes this oppor.
tunlty OF observing that all letters are Op-ned and
rtpedio By himself only and the latter as promptly
AS possible.
II the case be fully and candidly described, the
necessity for personal Ation will be super
cetIed. as instructions for diet, regimen. and the
general treatment OF the case itself (ncluding the
remrdivsi, will be forwarded without delay. and in
such manner rs 10 convey no idea OF the purpoTt
OF the letter or parcel So transmitted.
90 Consultation gratis Permanent cure guar
anteed or no pay. Address,
". X. DOHERTY, N. D.,
sept2S-Sml San Francisco, Cal.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
InroRrAxr!-we are desirous of clothir

IMPORTANT are desirous of clothing
the DENocRAr in q new dress at the com.
meneement of our next volume. To enable us
TO do 90, our friends who are indebted to us
must come to the centre. Unless they do we
will be comp elled to wear our old toggery for
another year, and so furnish them a shabbily
printed paper. We hope that all who owe us
will take this notice as q "peremptory dun, "
and fork over without delay. Come, friends.
don't be bAshful, but stell out instanter, and
next year we will give you the handsomest
paper printed in California,