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The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
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dA,s :tg cnn ,ati yea in rrga rd to nv case, ,xch
Was y, =, Il know a chronic Of the skin, of
twelve wears star ding, being completely covered all
over my body with irritable eruption having
previously been under the best physict'. in the
country. Including coutse Of various Kinds OF
baths AMI wI,tF cure, without permanent itCi, un
ti h4i dr>pai.t,l ui ever citing cured; bu: being
4 iyisra to Apply you, by friend who had sdtrr
ID from diseased skin, and cured hy yoa. aud
'5vtg dom 50, AIN happy t" say am Low weillor
which return NY thIuk, t." you ipr the services
you have rendered ule in my case and 'tr"ncy
recommend those vi" are similarly afflicted, 10 call
upot you. '"r am sure you w't cure them,
Hoping you ling fife i!iri prosperity in your pro
f-S>uu, believe Inc. yours r ~ ciiul'S.
JOHN " MORTON,
Su'tcr street, between San.omcaud Montgomery.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

STATE MINING CONVENTION. oN.-Joseph W.
Low, President of the California Mining
Bureau Association, has issued call for
a mass Convention of the miners of Cali
fornia, to be held in Sacramento on the
18th of January. 1866, at IL O'Clock NJ.
Persons engaged in actual mining opera
tions are eligible to seats in the Conven.
tion.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
Mining Companies.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
TEAR AND RIP COPPER MINING
COMPANY

Location - Miac-Ncnr La,robe, II Dorado County
NOFiCt. - h"rthy given thar. at Il meeting cf the
~ 1rn>''rs Of -Arl Company, hr'.i on The SIX
tecLi tiG'i LAY nf November 1858 an as, SIN, t
OF ~ dollars per share was levied npon the
capital sock Of sui CnMpinv, plvab." Immediate
Is IN gold silver coin ~ the United Stats t. W.
NnN'ry, Secretary OF the Company. a'tt oif'r
of Wells. Fargo e. in Shngle Springs III Dorado
County, or 70 W Thompson, jr, IRE -ur,r Of tLe
Company, at No 5l9 Jackson street, San Francisco.
Auv stock uP6h which saH assessment shall re-
ma n nupa.i IN the sixteenth (C'l} day u Hecem-
her, 1865, Will he advertised that day A,lin-
l1ru', and unless payment shall be M ldr h-forr.
N te sold IN the THIRD Cjd) DAY Of JANUARY
ls66, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of ,ivrtfjsug aud expenses OF sale.
Ey order Jf The Poari .! Trustees.
W. n MCFFLFY.
novlsd dl S,c'y T. aal L. {. NJ Co.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

JNSTATE OF JOHN JEFFERS, Deceased, =
IL Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
john Simpson, administrator Of the Estate of John
Jeters, 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 HIS residence, Bald Hill,
in the County Of FL Dorado .
JOHN SIMPSON.
Administrator of said Estate.
psted az Flacervills, Ncv. 90th lsfS-1m
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

Is he THE MAN?-On the passage in
the Senate Of the resolutions laudi;ory of
Mr.. Lincoln, fellow named Smith, We
observe by the proceedings, "asked that
the names of members not voting be call
ed" Is this ick.spitlle " Wardrobe
Smith ?" Strsnge that boHorabls men
will tolerate the presence of convicted
SPY
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

And in accordance with Law and order Of the
Board Of trustees. made OIL tn siNtcengh day of
November, 1865, nany shares Of each rarcri of
said stock may lie necessary, will be sold al the
Cnsutnnrs Grove Hotel near Latr0bP. on the third
day Of January, 1856 at the hour cf |? O'Clock NJ.
Of said day. TO pay said Delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs of advertising AMI
the expenses Of the sale.
". n. MUFFLEY. Secretary.
Office Of Wells, Fargo Co, Sh!ugle Springs.
decl0-M3
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

REPUBLICAN LoGIc.-The Republican
papers and speakers, With refreshing stu.
pidity, continually talk Of Constitutional
duty of the Government ito guarantee
to every State Republican form of gov
crnment;" and they urge this as an ex
cuse or justification for their policy tow
ard the South. In their view, to deny
State oil representation in Congress until
it conforms to the wishes of the people of
other States, and to deny to the people of
. State the right to regulate and control
their local affairs, is guaranteeing re-
publican form of government. No gov
ernment is republican which does not
place the negro on an equality with the
white man, they csn:sa3. How then is
it, pertinently inquiries the New Hamp.
shire Patriot, with New York? There a
negro cannot vote without owning a cer-
tain amount Of property; and he is there
fore not "equal before the law" Why
do they not demand Of Congress to cx.
clude New York from the Union until
she adopts negro suffrage, or California? ?
There is the same reason for it as in other
States the Constitution justifies it in the
case OF New York as clearly as in the
case Of any Southern State. The truth
is, the Republicans 60 upon :he ground
that might makes right and that party
success is duty. That success can tie
achieved hereafter onlv by keeping the
Southern States out Of Congress-, ar Tor
cling them to give up the control of their
affairs to negroes and Abolition camp fol-
lowers and Sollier> Of f,rtnAe and TO
that end they arc ready and determined
to use all the power and iuHucnce at their
commadd. II is not sympathy for the
negro bat love Of power aud plumber
that actua'rs them to insist upon hcStnw-
ing the elective franchise OF the ignorant
negroes Of tie South. Without the as
si>tanrc II the negro, they know they
would lose the control Of Congress.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
COLD SPRINGS KEYSTONE MIN
ING COMPANY,
Cold Springs, Fl Dorado County, State>of California

NOTICE is hereby given, that at neehnc of the
~ Trustees OF said Company, held On thd l4th day
Of November 1868, an assessment 0f one dollar per
share was levied upon the capital sto, i Of said
Company, payable immediately In Unified States
gold coin, to the Secretary Of said Company, at lis
Office in Santa Clara.
Any STOCK upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18th day OF December, 1865,
will he advertised that day as Delinquent, and
unless payment shall be made before will be sold at
public auction on SATURDAY, the SIXTH day of
JANUARY, 1866, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and eX-
penses Of the sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
JOHN r. PASCAL, Secretary.
OFFICE North west corner of Market and Jack
son streets, at Santa Clara, Santa Clara County,
State of California. [noVlSw4
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
THE ONLY LIVING AsrRo1oaER
GO AND SEE THE NATURAL GIFTED

GO AND SEE THE NATURAL GIFTED
n ASTROLOGER PROF. COHEN, $50
y /Caliiornia street, Ban Francisco lie only
~ can give you true information as To the Past,
Present, and Future; Business Affairs, Law
Suits. Matrimony, Love- Absent Friends, Sickness,
etc. lie tells the events OF your whole life and how
to avoii trouble.
large number Of people have been benefited
bv his knowledge. As evidence Of his reputa-
tions here since his residence of five years IT. San
Francisco N.B.-When consultation is had it will
not he necr ssary to give the age Office hours from
A. NJ. to | p. NJ, and from to ii p. NJ. Cnnsults
tion fee. 81; by letter. 81, with char. 0rSrkncss
will be discovered and cured through his sceHce,
cnly known by hir1:eif. rsepahns
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

Neuralgia, Paralysis, rheumatism, Consansptlpns
fincipIen) PIeurisy, Fever and Aaue, and aIIgtAer
levers Dropsy, Eryspelss Colds. Coughs. OPk Rela-
oDing (for which DR.. Bourne discovered the Sa1y
sexual Weakness, the removal Of MeFc4mfy, and al
other Mineral Poison, etc. The methods adoptsa ~
Or Bourne are the most pleasant, Eaiests quickesb
and reliable ever devised. i' .
" SAVE YOUR TINE. Comfortuand Meaey hs
employlng DR. BOURNE -n=aitl.af.
/ a%r' DR BOURNE neither freezes Of Aarrss -
patients. q - ~ f-t5 II
eJsonNIIy Send or call for . CiFeuIas af keeeWe
mendat.ons, references certine4tss 81 eerssA &c.
which are not bogus, but givea hy well kneUa 81
responsible individuals.
No 10, NJ 1s0mio Tsmnsss CsFzs4 - ssseA-
eomery and Post street, San sFabntseea
r. -Entranee on Post street, a4iala - -
Portal, AK kagH
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

WANTS To SAVE TINE. Hon. P. J.
Hopper, m, mbcr Of the Assembly from
Sacranento county. profcSSe> to hr soIic-
itouS that 1.-The valuable time Of the >e>
sion shall not he wasted ny its lin.crin.
along II heiS sincere he can easily nc
compii>h Ills object hy hot bo'in. tie
lln>c AMI wasting its precious time hv
addressing it. A man Of his mrutal cali
bre is ont of place in legislative body.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

SAD CoNDirIoN If hall the reports
from the South he true th" negroes have
gained bat iittle Av being eman i,a'rd, -
A mem'rr of tue . 10 Stat Govcrumrut,
who recently explored lh S;a'r> of North
and South Ca'oiina md Gro,gia. SAYS
that a large ramE,,r of the piSntci> III
Vhosc State express their determination
to entirely di>IltSr With thn services "f
their servants on tie l>t "f JarUarv, A.
after that time they asset they " i'll scarce.
~ have enough 10 support themselves,
let alone feeding and car1rg for thcir IA
hsrcrs. until the next crop is gathered. -
Speaking from personal observation, he
saws he d 'eS not believe that more than
one third Of the able bodied colorcd pop
ulation IN the States above mentioned are
steadily At work. The other two thirds
are either leading idle lives or travelling
from place 10 place see ing 10 better their
condition. Ont Of employment, sick and
destitute, what is to bee lme o( the poor
victims of spurious philanthropy viii
their Abolition friends take them home
AID give them employment?
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
TEAR AND RIP COPPER MINING
COMPANY

Loc alton # Niue Near Iatrobe, III Dora 10 Coun-
y, California.
NOTiCE.-Thcrr is delinquent upon the follow
ing dc~rfit,d stock. On accIuut Of Assess
mpnt levied nn the sixteenth day Of November,
ISG.j, tht several amounts set oP oSI'e the u@mcs
Of ;he respective shareholders, as flows:
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

Coon AT late session Of the t.. s.
Circnit Court in Milwaukee, Mr. John
Stevens recovered damages of 81, 900
from BenjAmin Chenoworth, Lewis Da.
venport, l.. Rood and other citizens Of
Monroe, Green county, for assault. riding
bin on rail. and bodily injuries in the
summer Of 1863. He was suspected Of
,lisloyalty, and in pursuance Of srndry
resolutions adopted by meeting of CHI
zens there. based on Pope's order No
g." they endeavored to make him take
the oath of allegiance, which he refused
to do until he thought his life was in dan
ger. We hope every man who was en-
gagged in mob violence Eil be punished
for his violation Of law. The loyal mis-,
creants who destroyed the printing Offices
In San Francisco must n2 be allowed to
go unpunished.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
miscellaneous an6trttstng.
HUNTS NEW ADJUSTIVE
WINDY MILL,
THIS MILL e considered by competent judges to
l. be the BEST and
Most Economical Machines

Most Economical Machines
vet invented for grinding barley and other cereals
Saving, Turning or Boring Wood, Pumping Water,
and many other kinds of work.
These Mills constructed with twelve sails, all
connected to sliding lange on the main shaft A
lever Is attached to the bottom of the main shaft,
from which lrOn9vods run up the shaft and connect
with tae fans in such n manner to enable any
person the ground to adjust the sails to any
gle desired, or to turn them elgewse to the wind,
and by applying the brake completely stop the work
ing OF the mill, even In the most violent storm.
These Mills calculated for either mountain or
plain, and will wherever there is anywind ut 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
repAlrs.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
LeidesorG street. between Sacramento an Con
meIcial streets.

Patients in the country communicating their
symptoms, by express or mail. can be treated as
successfully rs II they in san Francisco Re
m mbrr that patients will be treated At the AMtKt
HALL d URQUllART, as skfuy as If under treat
mrnt in London, Paris, NJ Vienna.
TO LADIES suffering from Falling Of the Womb
Whites, Suppression OF the NJ nthly Periods; or
Profuse Flowing Constipation OF the Bowels, Piles,
Weakness Pain in the Head, Back, and Side, Head
ache Dyspepsia, Palpitation, and all disease. irreg:
ularities, etc, peculiar to their sex. the AMEkIC W
SURGERY ANn DISPENSARY offers Invaluable
aid DR. HALL. tht Consulting Surgeon. author OF
a celebrated work on Diseases ot Women, including
Pregnancy and Child Birth, has had experience sur
passed Nv none. Ladies in the country are treated
on receipt Of letters describing symptoms ETC. All
dress ali letters to DIS. HALL tRQUHAEl, No.
4O2 Montgomery street. opposite Wells Fargo q
Co San Francisco, Cal. inoplNm3
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16


DcF .iny person IF respectttIHitY cdn bfconN a
meHihcr "r tie .iNNociati0H hp remiuiHg .fre doi-
htts 10 tie P,'sHidtHtSr Secretary, nl,0n recejpt
0t 7rhjyh Re rim rc.eire dced of ohe NJ the bcsI
iot~ an III" tdy.--.j hu l"o Eet-dNd a. rcctipt Qf
membership BOM dted art rtctiM UiX Ge SsHt
t'ee tf e.Y.ense.
One.hnlf of the aTount received viii so towards
purchasing from tin oll Company their Magnificent
Wharf, Warehouse, Farm, Dw iIiug Houses and
Stores and ?'n acres of md -inrldiing the whole
the Fay, q c.qndrtrr - The amount received will
h a'iv1rrr "a part: = who will pruvv tner lots.
The 9th quHt ter. or hlIucr will b. cSpun led for
rNIrli~,S uinkiug n"tl-, huNirg ttuiiS etc. As
soon j!,, : t' Ius i >!I"sa Of the Company
II eva II rity over tw ini,> square; tWn iuivs o.
w!irh will hr hnltitd the Hit, where hity
IS! llvt's r0iI ic hui,, cul ~ lrErst vessels
t. iua!, hriag ~ the t.rII! "l nav tl!on 1JrIS
property WIFI then t' div iird rIurtL to each sub
~crihrr G.t.ug tn each Nu! han l>omr Az
thr nut,hrr ii wli increase 'ir b.! ,u,r it is pre-.
>un',d that each -o,h lolrr Will rt rivc frum sln'
Ia $lhtu 'nr th"'i certificate issued. having
La - M Htri 81 SdbsciihIl'S
ANY MECHANIC who vii! send IA the names cf
Il others tcsidcs his wifi receive his lot free
OJ- III srul,iE roury to rs, register ynur letter
through a., Post Office, Dr by Well, Fargo Co.'S
Express at Dur Ii,k.
~ For Plan Of tie City, showing the location of
Bln ~ and Lots or Bills. or any other Information,
please c.tll Oh, address
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
UTAH GOLD AND SILVER MINING
CO., ILLINOIS LEDGE, No. Q.
Location OF Works-At Austin, Lauder Go Nevada.

A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the
n Utah Gold and silver Mining Company, will b.
held at the store Of A. HAAS, in the CRY Of Placer
vile, on TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 70 h,
for the transaction OF Important business. ny order
of the President.
F. F. BARSS, President.
CHAS f. ZWTSLER, Secretary.
Piaccrville, December 25-t1
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
EECNT'S SWEEP POWER,

This IS Machine of an en'irev new pattern
Mr. Hunt builds ihrce sizes, suited for une, two, or
three hOr-es These Machines are very compact,
and require no framework to set them in operation
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

SOUND. 1t is stated that Chief Justice
Chase concurs with the President in the
opinion that a man cannot be punished
by the conGScation Of his estate, until he
has first been fairly tried ard found to be
a traitor. This will he apt to diminish
the Chief Justices chance for the Prcsi.
dencv; the Abolition plnndcrcrs, who
have squpt'ei on what they hoped would
be contisrated estates, will never support
man who cntcrtains such an honest
opinion.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
Newport Loan and Homestead
Association,

SOniec-No. 403 Mont gnncrv street. San Eancisco.
California; Box, No. 1913, Post Ofice San Fran
cisco (octl4m3
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

CORRECT. The New York Observer. a
religious paper, remarks that at is pain.
ful to observe what papers now ridicule,
oppose, and seek to defeat the measures
of the Government; they were the pa
pers that were loudest in making the sup
port of the Administration a test of loy-
nlty-papers that denounced every man
as traitor who opposed the measures
that the Government wanted carried
through. We have a right to ask such
papers to be consistent; to unite now
with the great masses Of the American
people in sustaining the Government in
its patriotic and noble efforts to bring
about the reign Of peace, union and fra
ternal love. We hold that man TO be
selfish seeker of bis own gain, and not
warm, large hearted patriot, who throws
cold water ON the PsGsiAezSa yS'nx IS >s
Cancellation" Nearly all the Republican
organs Of this State are throwing "cold
water on the PRESIDENTS plan of reconcil.
iation."
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
, worn or ADIITE yo THE eI.,E.

Il
IIiviu. been troubled for the list flvr yrlrs, with
urryuu, debility OF IL spectral nature, uni Had h'
GO ~. 50 weak ard ;; ;Ht nothing but IL" tn look
el rr t.. The rlcc; vas tired Of lakiag plteu med
ciu,s and the use Of 1g,rrut baths because they
nuly r"hrv, d ~" Hr tuc. but Ittr il!e Effects were
gni- was vo-r ttau ever. also tried five OF tu
best ~ y cHS that cord he tould in the country.
not ircl!iu. 'lircc or r9Dr f.,ark. was t"l, bus
all t. 40 ullm,. Tie latter gent rar.n, noticed
H.,'c ,,,r ,j.a hl bat f,w dollars LIT. could
n.,t l wjr ~ d. w,u, Ia he What 'h - House,
and th.rr Luud ;wa 81 uy Id ri'nlS l!"rl th'
country I t,li 'lIeui how ~ ana th!t l'd not
btl.rvr there Wa turn IN SaI FIaucsr" VIII" could
cur. u" Onc of my tri-ul tod he had been
.ich two wears with the sane compliant. bat .liInk
t;o l. h., was unw S well aS he in hiS G,
having been Wnrr tie TRY rtt.icm' ct nRS HAIL
CRJrII ,gI. a. tins ci;y "r fur weeks, and tv!-rd
me ia % with him Ia Il the DnrtOr could Il" any
,h,nc for me. went my irenl introduced me 10
tn. Doe, tld nlt him LA COME I" consult item.
Thcy made eXHninati"n and t"ld me what was
the matter with me, and said thrr cuul cure me III
WA rlonth> did nat believe them, havitg been
told the same ding 80 mrny tines, hHt cunruiCa
to give them trial, and can now say feel MS well
an strong rs ever did in my life, and weigh >iN
pounl- more than ever did Ninr week s treat
men; j. all took Known nat t"'i-lads Of oung
m u are slTrriug from the same disease. who de-
srar Of ever getting cur Il, AMI feeling Ia duty
bnuru tn my cllaw sufferers, and the Kind regard
and confidence | have in D0CTnRs II all aud II
QtuAgr's skill in treating such eases, chtr!i'lv
give this card tn the public. recon menG:lng an who
are thus afflicted 70 give the Doctor n cai By so
dplng, - sure cure awaits them.
JOIN c MILROv.
LeidesAorr street, between Sacramento an Com
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
TO THE SICK!
CCRES WITHOUT NEDICZNESy
THIRTEEN YEAR5 IN FRANCISCO. --
PIONEER WATER CURE!
AND
DIR. ROURNE'S BATHS.
FOR THR CURE or

w PERFECT CURES GUARAM.
TEED, according to agreementhn ALI
cases.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

10 such as shall iifsi apply for lot, and a GOOD
CLhAi DL.-D gwen at UnCe Extraordinarily cav,
ins Il at t,e option VI the parry Improve or not :
bGt i Is expected that those taking U the OIt
LOIS vail USE tleir lnIiucuCe ia directing persons
81, AiGg u home la CAitO mia, tO the New CITY and
County By doing that, thcy viii get to settle,
iidn II they we've 70 Improve themselves.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-08
STRENTH OF MATERIALS.

1t is a remarkable fact tha. one of thu
most abundant materials in nature-iror
is the strongest of all known substances
Made into best steel, rod Of one fourth
Of an inch in diameter will sustain 5000
pounds before breaking; soft steel, 1000
iron wire, 5000; bar-iron, 1000; infer
ior bar iron, 1000; cast-iron, 1000 tc
5000; copper wire, 5000; silver, 1000
gold, $500; tin. 800; cast zinc, 100
sheet zinc, 1000; cast lead, 55; milled
lead, 200. Of wood, box and locust, the
same size, will hold 1900; the toughest
ash, 1000; elm, 500; beech, cedar, white
oak, pitch pine, 600; chestnut aud soft
maple, $50; poplar, 400. a rod of iron
is about ten times as strong as hemp
cord. A rope an inch in diameter will
pear about two and half tons, but in
practice is not safe to subject it to strain
Of more than about one ton Half an
inch in diameter, the strength will be one
quarter as much; quarter of an inch,
,ne sixteenth as much, and so on.-Ames-
can artisan.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-08
FOREST LEAVES.

If gathered in the fall and placed in
the yards, or mixed in heaps with for
mentable substances, forest leaves viii in
a short time decay, and become excellent
manure. The leaves of all trees contain
phosphate and other valuable elements of
vegetable nutrition Of mineral character,
as well as the ingredients of hunnu,. In
order, however, to facilitate the decompo-
sition of the fbrous substances Of the leaf,
it is well to mix liberal quantity Of lime
or ashes with the mass, and to see that it
is kept moist until decomposition COM
mences, unless tie putrescent ingredients
of the heap are sufficient to effect the OBJ
ject. Brakes, MOSES, small bushes, and,
indeed, all sueculent and easily decompo-
sable vegetable substances, are of value
in composting. They decay rapidly, and
leave behind residnum which is found
to be singularly salutary to almost every
description of crop.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-08
BEAUTIFUL AND TRUE.

Well has writer said ;-"Flowers are
not triAes, as one might know from the
care God has taken of them everywhere
not one unfinished; not one bearing the
marks Of brush or pencil. Fringing
the eternal borders of mountain winters,
gracing the pulseless beat of the gray,
old granite, every where they are harmon
izing. Murderers do not ordinarily wear
roses in their button holes Villains sell
dom train vines over cottage doors. >
And another adds, ''Flowers are for the
young and for the old, for the grave and
for the gray, for the living and for the
dead-for all but the guilty, and for tie
guilty when they are penitens.',