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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-01
CHICAGO, IOWA g. NEBRASKA
kRE H

1k 55f E;lIl3z 8
open TO MARSHALL!!-l6l Mles
~ west Of Mississippi rirer, and .2so
miles west Of Chicago-The Shortest
and Quickest Route tetueen Chicago
and Central Iowa-No change Of Care
or Baggage between Chicago and Mar
shaU-Good Sleeping Cars on al! might
Trains between Cedar Rapids and
Chicago-Fare as Lou as by any other
route-1ime bctmeen Des Moines and
Chicago only % hours!
Marshallis twelve miles farther due wet nless
distance by stage from Des Nj Dimes, over a N UGH
batter road and IA miles less distance byrn,lto
Chicag than Grinnell.
Passengers and Shippersare invited to examine
this line before they credit the iisrep ntations
Of the NJ. Il NJ and c. i II. !. Line, that they are
tho only short quick, reliable no change Of Cars
Line from Central iowa to Chicago. From and
after Monday, April 90, 1863, Trains willrunas
olows:
Going East-.NightExprcssle Marsbal,as
$50 p. M. on arrivalof Stages from Des Moines
Cedar Rapids ZOO p. m. ;ClintOn l1IOp. m and
arrive in Chicago next morning in time for all
morning trains going north east.
Day Train leaves Marshall at s a. n. >, Cedar
Rapids at 200 a. m :, and arrive atClintonat4:3O
Pm Pm; Ps.ssngers to Clinton by this traincan
next morning at $50, and arrivein Chica9o.t
$50 p. m.
Going West--N ght Express leave. Well.st
Dep"tin Chicasa at s. 80 in he evening; Clinton
BIG a. m;re'llr Rapids ZOO a. nd arrive at
Marshallat l":l5a III. Passengers leaving Chi.
cagoon this train at $50 IL theevening arrivein
Des M"ines"arly next evening.
Day Trainiea'inG Chicag at a. m arrivesat
clinton at +. m. Leaves Clinton at 9:l0a IN ,
Cedar Rapids $40 p. IN, and arrive at Marshall
at6:3op m.
Passengers going Eatt from 1ccatur. onsw.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-01
PROSPECTUS OF TIE
Atlantic Monthly for 1865

:. The number for January, 1865. begins the 18Th
Volume of the Atlantic Monthly. TIE Publisher,
state that they have made snch arrprg. uertsf.r
'he cow ng year AS will convuc- their readers thai
'he' intend to ma rta!n til" present position and
Popularity Of their magazine. They cor new an.
nnh'+ hehhitcI! the following feature, Of tie new
No!ume:--
series Of Domestic Papers, with the title Of 9TH.
Chimney t"Iner.'
Donald Mitchell, author Of "Reveries Of .
t'heI"r, will begin in all carly number ss,o,v
with the tlte of "Dr Johns"
Professor AgsssR has in preparati ion another
series 81 ms Interesting and valuable Scientific
Papers.
Nathaniel IIswthorne's Papers furnish some
scenes from his untnis ed work, "The polliyer
Romance which will appear in the com ing volums
F!tz Hugh Ludlow Will continue his admirable
sk"trhes Of travel and adventure.
l.. NJ. Goitschalk will begin in an early nun her
Notes OF Pianist to be Continued through the
year.
Mr.. and Mrs 8. G. Hail will contribute to tho
ne" volume Memories Of Authors they have known
inclHdiag many interesting "reminiscences Of Moors
and other literary celebrities.
The author II Ten Acres Enuugh"u i'll furnirh
the Atlantic wHhE"suIar articles of -triAinely orr
glnal character.
Terms Of the Atlantic.
Single Subscriptiors-s!,oo PER year.
Club Rates W" copies for $500: five copies FOR
$500: ten copies for $1,000, and each ditionai
copyS4o". FIR every club Of twenty subscribers
an extra cop. viii he furnished gratis or twenty
copies fer $3.50.
Postage-Tho Postage on the Atlantic is twenty
four cents per year. and n list in all cases be paid
at the Office " here II j. receive H.
TItk MEX FIELDS, Publishers, Boston.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-01

always o Ia nd whichis made in he most dur able
manner. Also Eve rroughs ,Conduc tor Pipes, Tin
oohng &c. CHAS. X SMITH GO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-19
NrBLo,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NrTBLO'S SALOON-cOTTSCHALK
IN GRAND CONCERTS MONDAY, MARCH ~; VIVID.
NESDAY. 18th; THURSDAY 3Dth ana FRIDAY, 3ist.
Signor Mu1o has the honor announce that having
gagged the world renowned pianist and composer l.. Il,
GOrrSCHAlk for tour Of concerts In California and the
Sandwich Islands at the request of his friends
admirers he has induced Mr. Gottschak give fare.
well concerts before his departure In tina Ariel the Sd %
April
Miss LUCY sIMONs who is also engaged for California
will appear con Jointly with J.. M. Gottschalk.
MIR. HARRY SANDERSON IL eng lged to perform Win
Mr.. GOTTSCIIALK some Of their admirable duets.
Other emnen artstes will also assist.
Musical Director. .Sgnor MUZIob
Tickets 81. Reserved seats SOC. extra.
The sale OF tickets will Thursday tho sd MaTu.
81 Beer 4 Schrners music store, 70l Broadway.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
GOrrSCHALK GRAND CONCERTS,
TUESDAY, MARCH Is, AND APRIL
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NOTICE TO DRAFTED MEN.
IN We prepared 10 furnish alien substitutes II
one two and three years ~ the shortest notice, and
sonabe terms Printed lists OF references e at til
Office Apply at the Merchants Bankers and General your
teer and Substitute Recruiting Association, 428 Broadway
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Arrusrwrwrs.

4
OLEsMPio THLAIRn OoMAEsCEs AT IN.
ho NJ h'. EsH HS sSsssH JOAN Wood
an v,,t,, ooo.,,ol MR. IL, p ,. Z kISGdoID,
hsE ssESfss ThI r ipS iP NOTICE
'' r :. a. SSs5 ssS ssa
ss' a''ai fsEErs sn 81 fsss S5 sisa
so pshsf SEsk Scr tho past
who have testified BY unanimous applause the truth Of the
THE COMPILE NJ SsS$SSsa SUCCESS
fg sR'i' saa OF THE SEASON
81 MSS xalH HARRIS
Proprietor .'d h'H HSspxY Mr. Lester w..'1'
FIFTH Tss TEI %a4Has sT S BEEF gsRs.' Drama
with elegant Scenery and ApRonmssss and choice dtr
os.sS|Se!f1 IL Is Ss fowls s sssg's
COMEDY GnsaasI Match Wsanssda S1s S,rd sl ms,
s ss & e f s1s sss
hsrsl-rh. Game Of Love, By Brcagham author q ths
ss%snss sssad a. F ns
ofrom TAylors great Drama, The Ticket q Leave Man
w BENEFIT
ssH HFHE a5Sa hh5fH Ill.,
1n' 'a'snsn' 'c TsG GAME & OF LOVE
. sS ' e. RoasA'm author Of Realty. ne
Box book open.
Ill SALE b baaS 3 s p ssoAbwAr.
~. .r.. ..,,o, ;; THE LAST WEEK
" 'o' nv '''''0n OF GREAT cYcns,
which, its marvellous success must be with
Ea e1%
Inv NH1s stsIslf fs sSHsEsitts'
Aef sa'G Eas s wES n oT THE COMIC SOLOS
should be secured beforehand Once open daily from
otil Pefornance commences in the evening at6 Doors
S SRsT n & WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Arar.x
VI & s9HtS HissEs,
and b II two places at once
I'll rf SEw 1okR CIRCUS Begin. ..a
wEDsEspSahSAss As n4 saTuRSAYs Aru.
oosrrs sHIHs CHARACTERISTICS ~ HhISNFs SUCCESS
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$500 GLORIOUS cS 81 Tc' PAsroxIxR,
vim .ss.iss: Trick. and Transformation: 'G 1Dsai.
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NV s3 AZ s5AsT a5S s.o,o,.,,o
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THE MArCHLHss STAR COMPANY;
' % S Il 81 Ell isfa sl 'a0'
'''''' iii fSsR E III FEES.
'am''' iRaffriPRosrHEArRoS1c ENTERTAINMENTS
GREATEST EVER GIVEN IN NEW YORK
NorfcRAnother Pantomime 10 In active state Of
preparation Due notice will % given Of It's production
444.-AxzRroAS b ERH5B4AbDwSzsY
Manager and f'0DF'''oiN Sw sTxRS w. Butler
rHs a IN ss;' dSS5SSsYs e n w4 HsSovrs
saiaEf & ESy ST; TEs s Wax
Immense 'u'''' 4 S5Ag joVkT DAS'A0'1
First appearances o. ,hf 8 I JSH SSg5s Vocalist
tHS sE 4 fsaaEs4uono.ur
CHARLEY While Jsx wspSod " simpson, J. wild. J. h.
"''' rs. famous EislcP!sn Comedians. in their
>, Misc. ,, s.s5SS VIM z ,,., r,,..
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Ss .si ts s eSsI ~
ball. or At tho PROFESSOR xaEs N Psds
JomN GREGG, Treasurer. "
20 W.--.-sSs ? EssS 81 =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-19

THE WEEKLY PLAY BILL.
i A JOURNAL OF THE FINR ARTS, LITE RATUR8s
THE DRAMA AND MUSIC.
Annual subscripton y o. Single copies, Three CENT,
published Wednesday the 10th Of March. II will fern
double sheet Of the sze of the daily issue printed
paper OF superior quality.
The WEEKLY PLAY BILL will have section devoted -
Boston another to Philadelphia. The Fashionable Art
Literary and other Gossip win be contributed By ocaa
writers Of emnence proposed shortly TO include Wasn
ingon and other cities In the Thus the PLAT
BILL III become ont OF New York well as In IT, house
hold word and necessity.
addition the contents OF the daily issue, the nsw
WEEKLY will costain Original Poetry Interesting story
carefuly prepared Record Of all the Theatrical and
Events occurring throughout the Provinces and variety -
Original Articles different subjects
The better carry this plan the PLAY BILL o6sso
tho following prizes 10 literary competitors:-
One Thousand Dollars for the Best Humorous ss0s
Two Hundred Dollars Tor the Best Satrcal Poem Of -
thousand more lines, the Follies Of the Day.
Story and Poem muat ~ sent IN 70 the Editor bofoso
the first Of September next
Advertisements for the first number Of me WkEkAx
PLAY BILL should be forwarded 10 the Office before ~
Saturday preceding An extra edition Will be printed
Specimen Number be circulated extensively throughoO
ths country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-19

AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE ELEVENTH
a Ward democratic Association held at Mayors Hail.
nesday evening March a. 1880 The following resolutions
were offered by Mr. William d. Quinn, ana unanimously
Whereas IL pleased Almighty God In His all wise and
from midst by the hand OF
death, friend and associate James Tracey one OF
the most active and energetic members Of this association
from its inception; and, r,--
Whereas we also deeply the loss OF James Cullen
another active very faithful member Of this association
Resolved That In the death OF James Tracy ana James
Cullen this association has lost two OF s most valuable ana
esteemcd members whose devotion and unswerving hdeiy
70 the PRINCIPLES 81 democratic institutions and cusoms
whose unng zeal In the promotion and welfare OF The OBJ
jots And interests of this association, and whose hfable
manners and Kind disposition rendered both Of them not
only good democrats and efficient members OF this club but
also very useful and valuable members OF society.
Resolved, That we heartily sympsthe and condole with
the families aud reatyss OF We deceased In their bereave
ment OF 80 worthy and true protector and kind and
loving father
Received Th, foregoing resolutions be published in
the New York Herald and New York Atlas, and that copy
thereof be transmitted 70 tho family each Of The
JAMES McCAvEE, Chairman pro tam
JSo H. DoNAnux, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-19

pigeon sHoOUNG.-THE MATCH BETWEEN JOHN
Iayor and VIM seed, alias the Boy for q chou.
ssh ,r a. aoaas w ase plce "Wednesday de I'D Is
the closest contested ever been shot IN the
county Cars viii leave Tayors holo Jersey City for the
ground precisely at Il O'Clock ~' '' :" 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-19

SPORTING.

sr09TlEG.
L.,
E'RAAciS Butler No 3 PEG < SLIP ISas TIuHr,.-
Tour different breeAs o. ehooe Dogs Intaiiibe Mango
baariad@ e. @ea.eanes Tor al diseases. Dogs trained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-19

NEW Bow1RY THEATRE.
IN THE GREAT SCOTCH DRAMA
NOW COMPLErED,
Entire scenery machinery mountngs and costumes
Messrs Walter Grsdal Geo Brookes, Marden, q. W.
Thompson, Miss Annie Hyatt and the entire company with
zoo auznlayeA
A DRAMA AND A FARCE
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MACPHERsoN,s ANNUAL MILITARY, AMP CIyIo
N1 BaH-rvfng Hail. Wednesday evening" March ~ 1850
During the nrst part programme variety Of pleasing
fancy dances win BIO introduced BY the juvenile pupils Rob
music for the oSoAslon. BNo dust The floor win also
man ladies' To be had the door the evening Of the
ball. at the Professors residence l2 GRAND street
JOHN GREGG Treasurer. = ~
Ep. wrItIAss iecrsiery; x..--- -
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21
eUMMoNs.

CT4rE OF CALIFORNIA. .coun,v a, un
District ~" suoic'ai
Action brought in the Dis.rie. cOur, Of III. r,.v
enth Judicial District, and the complaint fIe6 in a.
county Of q Dorado In the oGlee o. The ClerL -.
said District Court In and for sAid County M So
The People OF the State Of CalIfoTnia - -
Smith and L. u Smith, hs wife, Deiendapss 6r...'
inG: N'ee'-
You are hereby required to appeay IN An ,.,,..
brought against yuu By james Iesl.e. Hs,,;s T.
the District Court Of the Eleventh Judirial D.a,,..
10 and for the County OF II Dorado, and u 49,,
the complaint flied therein on the eth A. :,
August, A. is0o, within ten days tsxclaisy, II ~
Summons-IF served within this County; II s.yrs5
out Of this County, but within this JuiIeial Di,vt
within twenty days; or, u served cat Of saiA ns
tricia then within forty days-oT judgment kv l..
fault will he taken against you.
The said action 10 brought TO obtain judwu.ena far
the sum OF elSS3 l6 and interest from he dS,e
hereof at the rate Of one and half pr cent, prr
month, In American gold coin, amount a. AZ =
note executed by z. u. smith in iavor Of RantiF
March lCfh, lS6S, for the sum of Aheeh Aupdred
dollars; aiS, for decree OF forecessre and order
Of sale Of the premises known a. the Nina Mn
uouse, on The Plsct rViIle and Carscn valsy Road.
mOrtgAE.d 10 secure the payment Of said nole-ali
Of which S more particularly set EoFta u espv Of
complaint heItUhh AceomPanyin AHd yoa fal
TO appear and answer the said complaint a above
required the said Plaintiff will take iuARwent
against you for el8 l6. Interest," decree, and cus.s
According 70 the prayer Of said complaint
witness Hon {. W BrockWay, Judge Cf aid Dis
tFic' Court Of the Eleventh Judicial Distriei
~ Attest my hand. and the ~ Of saa
SAL court.in ard FOR said County q D bon.
- do, hereto adhxrlt, NJ oflee b he CIV q
lsEmpl PiAesFViIle. thls The Ssh day q AusUs, 4
b. 1865 G. }. CARPE>rER, Osrt
Ry A }. LowEY, Deputy Clsrt
8. @. I. Williams, PlHb Au'yA- [oct7DS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21
CONsTABLE's SALE.

Dl virtue OF an execution. TO me directed, is
! sued out Of the Court Of ]. B. Riehardsoa,
Justice Of the Peace In aud for the ToWBship SG
Mud springs, County Of II Dorado and state Il
CahfoEnia. upon jadgment rendered IhsreIa 90
TIRE Esd day Of September, A. u. isCS. in favor of
G. Y. ia kSOn and against J. X. Iloy lee. for The
cum Of fIhJ elk s.. 100 dollars debt, and SsVes
20 lN dollars costs Of tuit, together with aeeruins
caste hare levied upon aud seiIed end viii eI
Puss tT sale at psbic suction, 10 tAs highest bid
der, on the premises, In ii Dorado.
On the 9th Day of November, 1885. ~
Al the hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, al the right. ii
tie, interest and claim OF the above named defend
ant, In and TO the following described property,
lying and beiaS In Mud Springs TOw aship, q Do
EadO County, ard STATE Of California, to vii:
That certain House end Lot situated iB the
Town of III Dorado and bounded a. fbllo~s: wet
By Sieed's IO'. south BY South street. east by b
Davis lot, AID north By Main sLset: frOnIing
said Main street 30 feet; said interest consists Of
ird.--~ith ell imprOSrmests and sppnvts
nAneeS thrTsun:O belonging.
Gi'eA under my baud this 18th day ef October,
A. ID. 1865
G. T. ROUSsIN,
tel Constable in and for sAid Township.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21
Legal anbertistmtMtx,
sUN&oTS-


&TATk OP CALIFORNIA, County of nm
SS-!n the District Court Of the RlevenH ss;,
Action brought IN the District ovvv. 81 a..
y. ,, ss. y. yssslct y, and the Complaint Az y
tne Ooeny OF 3 Dorado, IN the once Of - ss y
State. OsaHty au6
The People Ofth. Stat. Of c.,iso,D,. =.
SaHer, Daniel Ayers ana .. ElSesssr, b = New
You are hereby required to appear in a..
brought against you By Henry 61biet g tcticn
In the District COuT0, ef the Hevenah sentta
Rict N and for the Coapty Of n DoraAs, SSS 20
sHeL me compIAnI ned therein on t6s SIst Ss. 3
September, A. D. 1853, within ten dayS fes-s'.g o.
the day OfserVicsJ afteT the servcc ~ vo.' ~ et
summons-if served within this Countv. . n Ab
out Of this County, but within this Judjei. ny
vithn twenty Aa$S OF, ~ served out Of 80 h.
ZEE = .,srD SS ,E, cSy'-oF judgment y d 81
The said action is brought 70 Obtain
and decree against said defsnashA NcvSsSS.N
ne sum Of two thousand and Ave hVnArs5 ~ NJ
tSseS w principal. and sig hundred - 49,
three tS+lO0 dellaFs Cel8 7bl balance ~ Sry-
san principal and interesi alleged 70 BE- aas -
certain pTomissory hote executed b. Seia ~. ekea
to eaid PiartiG, Dec Is, A. b. ise0 ss"x D.eer sr
closing certain NoSiGase. 81 evsA Ss,e - -
for the sak Of the mOFtgaged prrmIsr. )" -. aad
eeF!ein lots With tie inpVove@suas tA.rsc. .,
on Main AID Center streets In Ihe ON - SseAsss
yHIs, 70 sAia County and State, and nsrs M. ~
Scrioed 10 naintiH !: complaint, esSS AZ vAs.n cs
accompanies this writ also 10 ioreci-ss ~ % snea
Of redemption Of sAid DefGndants Myers ~ ssSAg
Ger: and fOV costs Of salt. And 10 ycs
and Ans1er the said compliant a. 49,. spPeaf
the sAM PantiH will take Judgment ssaiss ~. g.
Of said complaint. ~ pssyer
witness. Hon. 8. ". Brockvay. Juds. a, ..,.n
trict Court Of the Eleventh Judicial D,s,,S", ps-
Attest my hand, and tbe -
sHAL Coort. In aud for said CO1ots ~ = nv ,e
, 90, hereto amHed, At oGee In The Civ of
A. D. 1885. 0J CARprSr~n <rsemoer
BY order Of John Bush, CouTt Commjs.ions~
Attest. G. ] CARpYNTP1
JOHNSON lRwIS, Att'ys for PiH. fScnSSms
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21

WoNAN's WoRrH.-I presume it will
never cease to be a matter Of dispute
what is the rightful sphere of either sex,
in the economy Of life, or how far the one
sex exceeds the other 10 faithful perform.
ance of peculiar duties. 1t seems to me
that, in humble life especially. woman
far exccls man in the careful discharge of
domestic obligations. Granted that they
both have had about equal advantages Of
education and discipline, woman win bs
fOu0d to be far superior to maa in oiOe
appreciation Of what is due to herself and
those around her; and, in respect Of the
exercise of the virtues Of forbearaBce and
sSif:sacrffice, AiI will readily admit her
pre- eminence. .-RurAl New Yorker,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21

STATE OF MATRINONY.-Polk is anxious
to know the whereabouts of the state oil
matrimony:
In answer we say that it is one Of the
"united" states. 1t is bounded by hug
ging and kissing on one side, and babies
and children on the other. Its chief pro-
ducts are population, broomsticks, and
staying out o. nights. 1t was discovered
by Adam and Eve, while trying to find q
northwest passage out of Paradise. The
climate is rather sultry till you pass the
tropics of housekeeping, when squally
weather sets in, with sufficient power to
keep all hands as cool as cucumbers -
For the principal roads leading to this in
teresting state, consult the first pair Of
blue eyes you run against.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21

"GwINE B1Cx-To MAssA. "A little
bullet-eyed, quickwitted contraband,
blacker than the ace of spades. found his
way into the Provost Marshal's office,
yesterday, and he delivered himself of his
views on the subject of freedom, much to
the satisfaction of himself and those
around him. He was but nine years oI
age, and belonged to DR.. Smith, in Lex
ington. He spoke about as follows -
" Look hear, gentlemen. don't like de
way Pse been treated by de citizens Of
this place; in fact, | thought dey knowed
how to treat the nigger better dan dey
does. Why de white folks put on too
much style for dis chile an de niggers
thinks dey's better dan de white folks, so
! stan's poor chance 'mong 'em bofe.-
Dey don't suit me. l'se gwine homo
to massa.. Use gwine straight dar ;
kase hes a white man ell Ober, an
knows how to treat folks. black and white
no style bout him. Use q young mig.
gar, but got nuff sense to Know dat |
wasn't made TO- no free niggar, an Of
massas glad TO see me as l is him, de
Lor' knows Use wilin'. Gin me de pass. "
He got the pass and left for home. e.-Lou-
iSville Democrat.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21
WRITING SCHOOL.
HOUGuTON g. GILLETT
Would respectfully inform the public that the Fourth
Tert- Of their School for Instruction In

Il PENMANSHIP,
A AT TIE -
HIGH SCHOOL, PLACERVILLE,
Commenced on
Tuesday Evening, Sept. 26th, 1895.
The School will be open every
Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday.
-. The public are invited to attend and Wit
ness the exercises.
Specimens Of Penmanship will b. exhibited at the
room on each evening.
TUITIoN-35, for Fifteen LesSons.--StatOnery,
Fifty Cents.
TEACHERS WANTED.
Many teachers are needed in this country who
can find pleasant, profitable and useful employment
Persons writing tolerabie hand and having free
use Of the pen can, BY appropriAtng leisure hours,
be instructed In short time as to be competent
TO teach.
l propose to qualify ladies and gentlemen ror
teaching the art In the most approved manner, and
on the epenserian system.
Success warranted and situation secured. Per
sons having an inclination for teaching will please
confer with me for further information.
- Residence at the Cedar Ravine Hotel.
H0UGHTON 4 GLLLETT.
Plscerville, September ed, 1885.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21
SEMINAL rE4hNL>.%,

Sf-bIl.iL E.Ih- Y L-NN,
4 Stoorn-to Certificate ct -RoSf Remarkable t'ure
or SpermGtOrrh9d.
desire to benefit suffering hurna nitv and . feel
ing OF gratitude to DR W. X. DOHEKrT alone in.
duce me tO make this statement For many years
l have been afflicted with that terrible disease
the result Of self abuse but till 1885 experienced bat
little trouble or bcOnVen nence. In that year how.
ever, had Seminal Weakness to an alarming <.
tent, which was soon followed by the most alarming
ymp'Oms Is weakness Of the back and limbs. pain
In the head, dimnrss Of vision, nervousness, ard
general debility My mind, loo. was affected to such
an extent as to seriously impair my memory: my
ideas we're confused and spirits depressed l vas
AveTsr 20 society, had evil foreb0dings and selds-
trust, and vas entirely unified for any Of the du.
ties Of life. From 1855 TO The summer Of 1863 I -m
ptoyed the very best medical talent could End ard
spent several hundred dollars, hat in no instance
Obtained more than temporary relief l had about
concluded there was relief for me in this wnrId
but seeing DR. Doherty's advertisement, thought I
would call and see him, as he charged nothing for
consultation. had an interview with DR. Doherty
at his ONCE, SIS Sacramento street. and his fee for
treatment vas So reasonable, I determined to try
him, though did not expect much D~ neR, from his
treatment. On the 5th Of Dec.mber last Placed
myself under his care in one week found myself
very much improved, and now, after hVe weeks
treatment. feel myself thoroughly cured Of all my
troubles and IN the enjoymen, of the best health
holhDg that my experience may be oi benefit to
others similarly afflicted | subscribe myself
JAMES JOHNSTON
Subscribed and sworn to before me- thi. 18th day
OF January, A. D. 1854. A. G. RANDALL.
IL. : Notary Public.