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Smyrna times., 1865-03-23

Prof Agassiz is about starting OH sci
entific exploring expedition to the tropical
regions Of South America. First to test
his glacial theory of the changes in the heat
OF the earth ; and, secondly, to collect spec
linens for grand museum of comparative
zoology. He will have about eight well quail,
flied assistants. The expense is borne by
MIR. Nathaniel Thorpe, who says to the
professor " Select your men, organize and
go forward with the expedition, and send
all the bills to me-"
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23

THE INCOME TAx.-Commissioner Lewis
says that persons guilty of making short re-
turns Of their income are liable to be assessed
hundred per cent as penalty. A man whose
style of living is $4,000 or $4,000 year, he
thinks, cannot do so ON 5000, and no return in
such case must be fraudulent, This has been
puzzle to great many persons The Com
missoner's mode of explaining it will probably
be acquiesced in by the public.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23

REsIGNED.-S II. FELTON,, Esq, has tender
ed his resignation of the Presidency of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Rail-
road Company, to take effect on the 18th of
April. Mr.. Hinckley, Of Lowell, Mass, has
been elected to the vacancy.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23

Rev, J. c.. Thompson, formerly of this
town. Of POttstown, Pa, was drafted there,
we leara, few weeks since Having been
drafted here last year and paid the commuta-
ton he was discharged. This is gratifying to
his many friends in this town.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23

AT the recent session of the Methodist Pro-
testant Conference, which convened at Easton,
Nd, on the sth inst, Rev. D. F. EweIl was
continued in charge of the Delaware Mission,
embracing the churches of that denomination
in ibis section.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23

LARGE SALE.-The large sale of stock by
Anthony Reybold, took place last Wednesday
and Thursday, and amounted to over $31 500.
The fine horse g. Joe Holt, was sold to a gen
tleman of Kentucky, for $4,000. Twenty or
thirty of the COWS sold for over 800 each, and
one brought $3.50. A yoke of oxen sold for
Sl07 each
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23

Messrs. |. D. Hamilton and WIN. Denney,
jr., arrived in this town on Friday last with a
drove oftwenty five superannuated government
horses, which they purchased from their I'm
Gle Sans stables in Washington The horse
market has been very active in Smyrna this
1 Snr;n0
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23

Prolific SHEEP. j. Nelson Black, OF
Charlestown, in this county, has flock OF
superior Southdown and Cottswold sheep,
eleven Of which have had "a lambs this sea
son. One Of the same ewes, last season,
had 4 good lambs.
Farmers Of Delaware and Maryland can
you beat this? Ifyou eau let's hear from
you.-Ccca Elkton) Ighig., -.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23

The Portsmouth (N. H. Chronicle is in
formed that few days since large bull.
dog, confined in house in the north part
OF that city, seized an infant child lying in
a cradle, and tore away one side of its face
and before the brute could be secured. he
grasped the child by the throat, and shook
it until life was extinct =. -
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23

Out of twelve men drafted in East Little
Creek Hundred, we understand that only one
was held to service the rest having skedaddled
or been exempted. The district is shivering
in anticipation of another draft.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23

Transactions in Gold, Chief Justice Cart
ter, ofthe United States Supreme Court for
the District of Columbia, has decided that
the purchase and sale of gold for the sole
purpose of trade, commerce or use, is val
id transaction, but that all transactions in
gold for speculative purpose are illegal.
invalid and against the public good. l. :, =
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23

NorARY PrBLIc. Henry Pratt, Esq, of
Dover Hundred, has been appointed by the
Governor notary public for this county at Has-
lettville. ''''
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23
NOTICE

MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE iDuCK CREEK IMPROyEM ENT COM
PANY will be held at the hotel ofChas. Il. Foxwel,
in the town Of Smyrna. on SATURDAY. April the
lst., at o'clock, p. NJ. Business Of mportahee
will be Transacted. - 1sS %SA
BY order Of the Company,
'r' %. IA. + L. SUTTON, seey,
JomM MUSTARD. Chairman.
March 20, 1865. "s- = #'sS.SaAA
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23

THE TINES" is polished <,ers ySur,dav. bv
Jos q. HOFFEcEzS. Editor aaa PrOprietOr. at
SnyrRa, Del,
"oDscRiPrioN,--0re year, $500 in Gd-
"aaee' or ss'o y not paid till end Of the year. No
paper 3'sco"f'nued uWta all srr.ars are paid--Only
at the OPiian Of tie Ppblisher.
ADVERT .sEARsrs s0gl beiwserted at the rats Sepen
ee'ds iiHe for the FIRST insertion subsequent in
-<erttsas 81 ceRts. A liberal discount made to
q sarterly, semi aaRxaL and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23
Deafness, Blindness Il Catarrh

De0tncSS, blindness AZ CatarTh
rreated with the utmost success, by DIR. J. lSAACS,
Ocui~t aud Aurst, (forrnerly of Loyden. Holand,l
No. $40 PINE Street, Philadelphia. Testimonials
from the most reliable in the city AND county
can be seen at his Office. The medical faculty arc
invited to accompany their patients as he g no
secrets in his practice. ARTIFICIAL Ef rs ~
serted without pain. No charge made for e1smina'
ton. octo ~
LADIES FURS.
Tho LARGEST assortment at CHARLES OAkFoRD &
Soss Continental Hotel, Philadelphia. nOvl7
GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
All the latest styles at CHARLES OAKfoRp g. sOSs,
Continental Hotel, Philade phla.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS.
Latest styles at CHARLES OAKFoRD & SoSs Cont
mental HOTEL Phadeiphia.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23
7ScANTLFvG.

4-yr4 It. ,s.' ScANrLTNG'
HemIOck Jo~t scantiing, Boards, &C.. eS+s,, for
sale at the lowest prices by
March l6, 'G5. JOHN r. WILSON.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
SUMMoEs.

OTATR o. cALIYoRNJI- I-o...,,.r
District. ~ Ata SSaSsaj
Action s.cnEh, In II. Di.,v... c.uv. Of u. p..
ccanty - q Dorado IN tSe go Il n. ~. y u =
saM District cosFt In sSA ios - CsSaiv ~ -.
The PeoPse of The eeaAG oe Canfs-1k ~
smith and L. y e@iaA, ~ wife, DsisnaSS.s a.
'nE; ", Ar. A.-.A,
brought agalnsa poe hy Ja@ts LeslIe, Hsln,,S \.
the OtsArsce COevt Of the uevenIA J1Ariai n..,,..
In and for the COanty Of n DogaAe, - "a -
the eo0paAlnt @led tAeFsia On she "a ~ ~
August, A. D. 1e@ viaAie ten days Ieselssv. y ~.
gay o. eeSvsceI. aIseT TIE seTvtse % ysa Il a.
Snmmeoc-lt Sevvee wAAin this Ceantja II s,yvs1
O1t o. sAAs Ceuney, baa whAn tAIs Jaasiel pii,,s,
within tventy AayS; OF, = ssTveA 81 q ~ D.
tFSct, then within tbsty aays-OE jaAeneaI BE- A..
halt viii BE taken aenlnsa you.
rne soS4 eeesea s eSOagAt 70 sAAah hArneu, N.r
TIE ss@ o. olsSs 10 aHA intessa Issa ~ 49,
hereof at aAe rate Of Oae AnA soe.AaN p, -. -
mO0thS n A0eEtcaa 0Dla celia, omoahs a. - =
note e1eeuted - 3. H. Smith 10 hvoS of N~is,is
March l"eh, 1884, for Ihs sam Of afteSa kan1rrS
collars Als, SoS decree - foseslesass ana 80
.! o. saIe 81 TIE PSrotses kRevp - Ihs Nlne Mle
HoSse, On the PlaeeFvius asd CaSson VaiRT Rs'S
morteaeed 10 secure TIE payment Of all Heae-aIi
OF Shscn y mNFe paFteuiASiy ~ IostA In eosy ef
eonPaAsat hsreWhh aeeOopahytng. AaA n ~ N
to AgPeaT and ansvss the saIa cseVlalAt = sIsvo
AeAnc. yoH Ier olss le Interest, seeTes, - cosS
SceerdinK 70 tAe prayer os said eenslaln.
Witness. Hon & '. bsceivsy. JszSs Si ~ -.
'T'et COors q the nevseaA JsAiciAJ DSAsies
- Atiess ny AssA, asA H. ssaIss -
sGAL. cOoFt, In aSd tor all CassVy Of . -.
49, do. hereto aa1eA, a oGee "a ~ q !.
Is'3@rl rAaesFvilss. 'Ab Ne Nh AsS Of GUrs1. !
D. lSso- @. }. CARPEN 7IR, Crrt.
BY A. J. LOvHS, DspuIy Clrrt.
T. @. L Williams, nsS AuJa iOctIns
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
Legal a0btrttssmItn,tts,... q. .
BUNMoIa.

GfAfB o. CALIFORNIA, Oeu.,v .sun
- -, n,1a The District COsrs sf l6s nsveSI ~,
Aet!oe h!C.SAs IL The Disr,c. Csvn ~
N: 49, :, Hsres And ths eomplaIst ~ =
~ ~ g DoraAe, h the oaee q ~. ~ n y
g 40 District cSaSt, IN aSG Ter Sa,s C..S.S ~ 80
ne Rssp's sf The stat. Of c.,u.,,,. :.
SSSss Dan'A Myers snd .. nSSsssT, Defecis.ss.s'- 49,
les are Asvssy reS.Irsd 10 ap,.., n =,
1900 sgaiesS yeu y h1Y hsAlse. H'se.sesn sen
n y: Disa!tsi oeugt q IL nsvsstA jrAso:.,
VIC. y Sna ssr tne cSuety 81 = DssaAs, a. i. =
eeptemSsr, a. D. 1eoS WisAia ten Sayr fsssssSy q
the day os seSviesl aAeT tAs ssFvirs ~ - " 81
samloae-lf served within tAs CoaHiv: n = e.
est - Css.ey, ~ ShAia this Ju6ie.i n;.'seess
sAsA viAhis tsSty dsyS-ss JsAgssst II Tsa.s..
b laken AgAlA6 yos. sS'ss'' Sin
=: sal1 asIiss + 6sOssAs y sAsai. .
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1s .e - e TIVE tAeussna AsA AVs AspdrsS ~ -
S Hstasipal, end dx AaAdFsl ~ &c ss..En
SntsS se-lS0 aesals (eD ~ kalaass e. iss.sV'
80 @eapAi aaa IsieSess alssge6 10 b - -.
= ~ saSssy Hees sEeessed hy said Rssss.
cAcNee certaia BsVtsAss, Il evss - - ~.
note ana ves % seeuTe tAs payment tHsTess -. 49,
Ior ne saIe o. the neEtsased PSsmlSss, /" ~, ad
- -. scn tae lmpTevsnsaes thessea. ,st.s..S
ville, I. ss!4 cesnsy aha Sate, SSd ~. ~ nAsss-
ScT'eed In RlAtati9 = eO@piaina, : - Is ae-
seeOup0nl-s tAis wTie; aIIo te ss..sy y, q sAleh
OF FsdenPtisa % 0eid DsfeaasstS nys,s - lv
ser: and fOS ees's 81 sais. Aad Tc~ ~ i. A.es-
90 Snd HnsSe ne s.ld eesvlalnl a. sAsv, r"ssr
E Va .s-s Ssu. 1 W take JSdgneAt asalss ~ 4.
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"'es Coore - TIE nsvsntA SsdIriaI D:.;r;".
Attest ~ AaSS, aSS ~ ~,
SEAL Cs1rt, IN AID fOr saA Csuntv = = = -.
q, Asreto .e0sed, A. &C. < ~. ~ Soss.
AHs; ~ Hsesrvin& tAIs tAs ma dSy J. S...s%y w o.
n 49, =, cARPENTER, Csst.
~ o"SS - 'oAn BasA, CcaN Comns.sCSs,.
, Au @. ,. CAnRKNTTR' q e.
10HHsoH = lawn, Att'ys IbT M r. SssvsSm. -;
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
CONsTABLES SALE.

RN ViTrae os ~ sxseutisa. 10 ~ directed, b.
~ SUED out of IAs Court 0G !. b. Riehardson,
Justice of the Peace IL and Ib4 The Township of
6.d sprtngS, Cosssy Of u Dorado asA state 81
CAhIornAA. upsa jsdgnsAt TeAdsPed therein On
Ihs Cd day Of RSEis@6sS, A. d. lS6S, 10 havos oG
{. =. JAe kSOa and aRAihst J. r. BOJles, TO- the
eHm Of ftfty-SiX UiOO dollass debs, asd ssveu
~ OO d0tlars eosts Of suit, together With aeeruiAg
eoeH.-I have levied upOn aDa seissd ahA uill sx
pose SoE eAIs At psblie sSetiea Is the highest hid
SsT' - tAG PTe@iSes, 10 Il DOssAo,
On the 9th Day Of Hovembss, 1855.
AZ the k0aT Of 10 o'eIoek, A. M, al the riRA,. q
ue AassTsst. .AHA elain 81 the shovs naseA 1sfsaA
ant, h and 70 the following desesihed pnOpsrty,
iying ssA esing 10 Md epE3aEs TsUsship, Is y
Faoo Ceoosy, AAS State Of CahbPaia, 70 viz:
That eeTtais lISsss anA Lea sitvatsi iu he
IoSH Of q Dorado 'AaA 6osnaed = Gullevs: uesS
n Steed.s hOs, Soath by sOstA seFret, ssst b. D.
=; Dssls lot, and soTtG By lIaia street.: assssias
said HAan street 20 feet said interest eossisss Of
one-tAird.-vtsA ell i1provensnts asl appsste-
nanees thereHato b<looging.
Slven aadsT ny Aaad lAks ISsA day Of OetObsT,
C. I. ROUssTN,
nl coastAAas u anA kos saiA T6wHsAip-
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

STARTLTNG.-The facetious local Of an
Iowa paper gets of the following good
thing:
''The other night while we lay musing,
and our weary brain confusing DER the
topics Of the day, suddenly we heard 4
rafting, as Of serried hosts a.battling, as
they mingled in the fray. What Is THAR
we cried up starting, and into the dark
ness darting, slap! we ran against the
door. 'Oh, it's nothing, Edward grum-
bled, as DER huge arm chair We stum-
bled-'' it's bug and nothing more
Then said We, our anger rising, (for we
thought it SO surprising that bug should
thus offendO DO you think, q small in
sect, sir, thus would all the air infect sir?
No, it's not bug, my friend Now be-
coming sOrely frightened, round our waist
our pants we tiGhtened, and put on our
coat aud hat-when. into the darkness
peering, saw with trembling and much
fearing, the glaring eyes Of Thomas Cat,
ESQ. With astonishment and wonder we
gazed upon this son of thunder, as be sat
upon the floor-when . resolution taking
and rapid movement making, lol we
opened wide the door. Now clear out'
we hOarsely shouted, as o'erhead our
boots we Aouted, Take your presence
from my floor Then with air and mein
majestic, this dear creature. called domes.
tic, made bis exit through the door,
Made his exit without growing, neither
was his voice heard bowling. not Q single
word be said. And with feelings much
elated to escape doom 90 fated, slowly we
went back to bed."
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
Fer the Cure Of Diseases,
FAeEAer AeMts or CAroSic,
AT No. GAL COMMERCIAL STREET
A few doors below KeSrney, eas HtanciseO.

Disease Of the Cterl1e FunetIOnO,
characterized by irregular, suppressed or palnfnl
menstFuation. pain in the sides and hack, Densaon
Of weight In the p~lvis, etc Nervous Headache
/ cipleS and prompt and permanent cure eneetSd
Diseases Of the SSxa11 OPgaAS, male
or female. whether receDI or chronic, are treated
With all the nj u and appliances which modern Sci
ence has made available eSFe Win Be guaranteed
In the shortest possible time and o. the most rea
sonahle terIns No nOxIoue dFOgp aFe used, and q
| few days only are required 70 eject . permanent
| Sure.
: Nervous AReetIOns, such a. Neuralgia.
Paralysis, Gsddnosa, Dimhess Of Vision, etc., viii
receive especial attention.
items, ecrOfula In eli IL manlGld G,rms DySpep.
siA EmaciatiOn and Debility trrated With certain
ana unfAilinR remedies speedily expelllng all cor.
Eups humOrS, and t@paFtinz . healthy tone 70 the
system By purifying the blood regulating the Seers
tIons and re In InVieOSatinE the vital POverS
S0F9teal Operations, OF whatever ma
ture, perEnFmed scientifically, and the patient board
ed A' the insttute ne Dce'oT viii guarantee to
cure Hernia (OS breaeh) II the Kind In three
weeks, by gev mode of operating, Ovarian Tu
moFs, 20 fatal 70 females, VII be sueeenSfaIly re-
moved.
twenty years residenes In Metre South America,
China and the Eaa 1HdIes. toewaAcT With HE large
Hospital and Army praetice. has given the Doctor
advantages P0ssep'ed BY lev, and hia n able
.uccsss warVa1is . promise Of eHectuaI cure. His
Anatomical Patea. exhibiting al pans Of the Hu.
man System, and The dorTent Ssaers Of dIseAse are
the most cOmpete ths coast while his expevixnee
as ecturer enabaes him 70 sxplain his palIeDiS
the particulars of their disease No mystery 10 made
OF disease oF the mode Of treatment hot the paiixDI
| Is instructed In all that pertAIns 10 his case.
Medicines. With full diTrct0ns WiIi Be sent 10 aAy
part Of the Sste, on receiPs Of eieT describing the
symptoms.
An lnArmaFy is connected With the esaa bllshmen',
Nhere pates, t. Who DESIRE nay receive board q nd
constant attention during their sickness thus AvoiA
ing the Inconvenience Of hotel. Kind and ahen.
tive nnFNra Wtil h RunuAoRAA "A lin -.
len untried tn give fun satisfAciion.
The Doet"Ep aPaF aFtment' are the most eo@mosSs1s
and ors :FTAnRed IN the city, and patients may rsy
eo the seFaetess privacy. Consultations Pre-.
TO THE LADIES.
Ladies suffering from any n the inGrmhirs peeu.
iAE to the sex, will nnd the Doctor pafe eoondAns
and se'en'iAc physician In the treatment Of sup-
preasions and kindred diseases, he h vitl,Oui an
equal, and Ladies' may feel assured that they vRl
receive the most delicate and genuesnanly tFeat.
meht, and secure promps relief h ON their troubles
PriVAfe apartments, With female nurSss, for thoSe
Who desire them.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

A SENSATIONAL clergyman out in Wis.
consin told his hearers that he should
divide his discourse into three parts, the
first should be terrible, the second horri.
BILE, and the third terrible horrible. As.
suming dramatic attitude. be exclaimed
in q startling agonizing tone
"What is it that | see there ?"
Here little woman in black called out:
"It's nothing but my little black dog
he won't bit nobody"
The tread of the discourse was so bad.
ly broken by this curious interruption
that the terrible horrible head was never
reached.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

PRESENCE OF MND.-1. II man faiuts,
place him fiat on his back and let him
alone.
2. Ifany poison is swallowed, drink
instantly half q glass Of cool water, with
heaping teaspoonful each Of common
salt and ground mustard, stirred into it !;
this vomits as soon as il reaches the stom.
ache; but for fear some Of the poison
may still remain, swallow the white OF
one or two raw eggs, or drink cup Of
strong coffee. These two being antidotes
for q greater number Of poison than any
other articles known, with the advantage
Of being always on hand; if not, a pint
Of sweet oil, or lamp oil; or " dripping,
or melted butter, or lard, are good sub.
stitutes, especially if they VOmit quickly.
3. The best way to stop the bleeding
OF an ordinary cut instantly, is to cover
it profuseiy with cobweb, or -four and
salt, half and half.
4. Ifthe blood comes from q wound
by jet or squirt; be spry, or the man will
die in few inmates, because an artery
is severed; tie q handkerchief loosely
around near the part between the wound
and the heart; put stick between the
handkerchief and the skin and twist it
around until the blood ceases to flow :;
keep it there until the doctor comes il
in position where the handkerchief can
not be used, press the thumb on q spot
near the wound, between the wound and
the heart; increase the pressure until the
physician arrives, SO as to glue up the
wound by the cOngulatiOn or cooling Of
the hardened blood.
8. lfyOur clothing takes FIRE, slide the
hand down the dress, keeping them as
close to the body as possible, at the same
time sinking to the floor by bending the
Anees this has smothering effect on
the flames; il not extinguished, o: q great
headway is gotten, lie down on the floor,
roll over and over, or better, envelope
yourself in q carpet, or any garment you
can get hold Of, always preferring wooden.
6. II the body is tired, rest; il the
brain is tired, sleep.
Z. II the bowels are loose, lie down in
a warm bed, remain there and eat nothing
until you are well.
g. The three best medicines in the
world are warmth, abstinence and repose.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
LADD & WEBSTER'S
IMPROVED LoCK-sTITCH
8 EWING HI MACHINES
AGENT FOR FL DORADO COUNTY,
A. C. ARVIDS SSON.

AaAAn 6HeetS ftaccrVlle.
WIE claim for the "LADD 4 WEBaTER !" that :,
w will sew both LIGHT AND HEAVY roods
with EQUAL PERFECTION, and many Of the light.
est and most delicate textures more readily dian
many other Machines, Of which light work is con.
sdeTed 70 be their speciality having been thorough.
" tested In every respect
Recent improvements have been applied 10 these
Machines, and We believe the public viii sustain uS
In the assertion that more perfect Sewing Machine
Tor GENEkAL FAMILY UeE, does not exist.
PRICES-Rrom PIRy 70 Slxty.RIve Dollar.
s'S Every Machine 10 warranted and farnished
With Gauge and HenmeF, and the usual machine
nxtures. Gauges OF az widths, and Duplicate Parts
Of Machinery always on hand.
a. G. ARvKDeeON, Agent,
Oept0tiJ Piacerville.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
NOTICE TO cRED14oRs

EeIArE OF EDSON HARKxEza. DECKAsKD-
~ HseIeS 10 Aesehy giVes hy tls andervl0p.S,
4. d. HArkness, Admlnisarzlev Il n. Fss.. = "a
con Ara dsxsaSed. - tA< eTeAissss o. and a
P<reSos hAVinR eAims seAiAss he az Aeeeased te
sHh'eh eh~1 WITH the HeeessaEy vsseAers NhhID
Urn months SheT the aFa paAaessSsn ea tAIs DeeSee
n tAr sAtA n d. HaVkn~as. Al NJ r.s,Asne. -.
the village oS 6essVetOWn, b he Csanv Of n Do
\. D. HARKNESs,
Adnr Of Estate Of Risoa HAsknrss, drra
Dated Se GeCrgetovA, Sept. "a, lseS=cepsOmIl
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
IN IAN ~
TLA-Q UILLAU CHI
BAE.sAM!
The Great Blood Purifier
RHEUMATIC PAIN-KILLER.

TNOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
Il Of all Diseases arising from Impure Blood, Wis:
Scrofula In ell Ita fesms Chronic Sore Eyes, ecald-
Head, Ulcers, OEs a,ate Qraeuenus Eruptlons PIN.
pies on the Fsc6, BLStesess Bols, Enlargement and
Pains Of the Bones and Joints, Ring Worms and
letters, sypbilitc Symptoms, Venereal Diseases.
MeTcural PAins, Weakness Loss Of Appetite, Dlsor-
dered Stomach, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Nervous
ness, Sick Headache and Nervous, Hesdeche, Piles,
CoStiveness, Liver Complaints, Palm or PalptAtion
Of the Heart Heartburn, Pain In the Side and Back,
Diseases Of the Kidneys and the Urinary Organs in
general, Diseases peculiar TO Females, e perfect
regulatory an infsilbie cure for CatarTh and Cold
In the Head. The great remedy for RHEUMATISM
and NEURALGIA. It has never been known 70 fail
or curing Rheumatism in its worst forms. Also
Chronic Constitutional Disorders will be removed
BY this preparation more speedily and with greater
safety than by any other article In use.
The INDIAN TLA-QUILLAUGHT BALSAM acts
directly on the Blood In the very process OF U for
nation, and VIII restore the circulation 70 healthy
state By eFadcaking the elements Of disease a the
fountain head. Such Is the modus Oper1ndi Of this
preparation; and expeTis0ee, By the mouths Of
many witnesses, adds its guarantee to reason and
common sense.
Prepared SS DR. RALSEasoND PARKE2, Phar.
maccatieal OheAlst, corner Of FlFst snd Howard
streets opposite the 0As Works and Shot Tower, San
Francisco, California, and none genuine without hie
signature
EOU sale ty 81 druggists. '...' ESQ
b. II. MCDONALD CO.,
Wholesale Agents, corner Of eansoms and Pine sts,
jyI5m4l San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
HAPPINESS OR MISERY
THAT Ia THE QITESTION.

TUHE PROPRIETORS Lr THE "PACIFIC MU.
Il scum OF ANATcMH tND SCIENCE" have
determined, regardless Of expense. to issue, FREE
(or the benedt Of suffering humanity four Of their
most interesting and instructive LHCTURE1, on
MARRIAGE, and its disquslincatons: Nervous
Debility, Premature Decline Of Manhood, Indiges.
tion, Weakness or Depression, Loss Of Energy and
Vital Power, the great Social Evil, and those mala-
dies that result from youthful folies excesses Of
maturity, or ignorance Of Physiology and Natures
Laws.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
Of eniightenng and saving Thousands, and will be
forwarded FREE on receipt Of Twenty-Five Cents In
postage stamps, BY addressing Secretary Pacific
Museum Of Anatomy and Science, Pine Street, San
Francisco"
81 Letters to be sent through Wells, Fargo L
CO. Imar4isly
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
Rheumatism Can be Cured

TINE undersigned would inform those who are suf.
l. fering from Rheumatism that he has, after
years Of research, succeeded In cOmpounding q
medicine that has been proved, In numerous in
stances, to be an INPAtLIBLE REMEDY for an
Rheumatic Complaints, no matter Of how long stand
Ing THE CALIFORNIA RHEUMATIC REMEDY
consists Of three distinct preparations, Not and
being for internal use, and No. for external This
medicine does not contain mercury, or any other In
furious Ingredients. THE CALIFORNIA RHEU.
MATTC REMEDY is warranted to give immediate
relief and TO eject an immediate cure, In the most
obstinate sases Of Rheumatism, In Q few weeks, or
the money will be refunded. The California Rheu-
matte Remedy, together with full directions accom-
pAnying each bottle, will be forwarded by express to
any part Of the Pacific coast upon receipt Of go In
coin, or the equivalent in greenbacks. ''
For sale only by
SAMUEL ADAMS,
At the United States Drug Store,
Corner Of Bush and Powell streets,
sept9m8l Gan Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
TO CORREsPONDENrR.

Parties 10 the eoaniry, Who nay desire u eonsalI
the Doctor, can do % By letter. and receive in re-
turn full description II their disrase and its mean,
OF cure. An eOmmanicslions vii Be held stv1esiy
eonndenial, and the letters retained, 70 desired -
Aedieaes VIII be sent securely. LetterB 70 receive
An aasSer, should Be acco@PanIsd b - eHPsesI
envelope.
COnsalta1tOas Free.
II All letters should be addressed TO
DIR. O. w. MOORE,
GAL Commercial st..
FAN TRANcIsCO.