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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-26

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-26

CHEATING IN BUTTER.-The Clerks of
Markets, during the past week, only came in
possession OF thirty-four Jumps of butter, light
weight, as a reward for their scrutiny in the
butter tubs of dealers III such articles. All man
ner OF dodaes are resorted to by certain butter
merchants TO swinde our citizens, and though
some of them have been caught several times,
the closest watch has TO be kept upon them to
prevent a constant repetition of selling Jumps
weighing less than pound.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-26

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your blood is impure. DIR. Roses Alternative removes
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pound used the relief ana cure OF coughs ana con-
sumption. Price 81 sole agents, ~, am, sCo
sam No. 232 North SECOND Street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-26

FATAL RESULT FROM IMPATIENCE.-A
sad accident occurred at Bristol on Saturday
evening The train from Trenton stopped as
usual to let OFF passengers at Bristol, and was
delayed Tor a few moments at the station. One
of the passengers for this city, becoming impa-
and the train started AT this moment woman
and her three children were getting off the cars,
when, by the sudden motion, all were thrown
years, was caught between the platform and the
cars and so terribly injured that her recovery
is not expected. When the accident happened
the conductor was on the platform attending 10
his duties.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-26

COMPANIES PUT OUT OF SERVICE.-Chief
Engineer Lyle, on Monday, put out of service
the kIanklin Engine and Niagara Hose Compa-
MES, for alleged rioting on Saturday night, near
Third and Pine streets. There has not yet been
any investigation of the affair, but the Chief
Intends 10 Give the matler his earliest atteninn.
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The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

SECESSION IN EARLY TINES. The following
extract from " Townsend's Encyclopedia o
the Great Rebellion" shows that Massachu
setts in times past, as now, favored the policy
of obstruction when it was desired to add a
State to the Union
In january 1911, the author of this remi-
niscence was ut Washington. The question
of the admission of Louisiana, then u terri.
tory, into the Union as a State, was under
consideration.
Mr.. Poydras was the delegate to Congress.
He was Frenchman, and could not address
the House in English. Mr.. Poindexter, the
delegate from Mississippi, was assigned the
duty aof presenting aud advocating the al,
mission of Louisiana into the Uuion as u
State.
Josiah Quincy. member from Boston, OPP
posed the admission with yehemence. llt
denounced the purchase of Louisiana and the
general principles OF the jefferson and Mad
ison administrations, and said it might be
necessary for Massachusetts to secede from,
the Union" Amicably if we can, violently
il we must"
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Opinions of the Press.

&c DR.. D0HERTY is skilfu physician and honorable
gentleman any statements he makes his patients be 10
to fulfill. hat fact is great of his emf.
in his profession 1t is fortunate that among
The many advertising physicians there is who be
depended on.''-[ Review.
@ DIR. D0HERTY'S reputation physician is suf-
eien guarantee for the of any he undertaken
Chronicle.
sc DR.. D0HERTY has devoted his study particu.
ary to chronc specific and secret practice and such
the most successful of physician in San Fran
,sco-[ Free Press.
"DR D0uERTY'S reputation is second to other
physician the coast in chronic and specific practice
Mirror.
90 DIR. D0HERTY.-Few men in the medical profession
succeeded in gaining the confidence Of the public In
their skill and judgment as he has, Enquirer.
DIR. nOHERTX ranks of most distn-
ushed physicians and also of the most successful,
vnich the criterion by which the medical practi
-ioner is Judged Echo.
''DR. X. D0HERTY.-Persoi going to San Fran
sco in search of medical ad should By all means call
he above person. his institute He is gentleman Of
are sch astc and scientific attanments and is well
worthy the extensive he receives from all parts
f the State ~ National. de9-Sm
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

DEBr-TAxArIoN.-F 1924 to '2S the
administration of John Quincy Adams was
arraigned before the bar OF public opinion
for gross derelction of duty and extrava
gance, because the expenditures reached the
enormous sum of twelve to twenty millions
OF dollars per annum. Now it is stated that
the amount of taxes collected from various
sources by the same Government is over thur
teen millions of dollars per week. That is,
this loyal, royal, republican, obstruction, alb
clifton. miscegenation party spend more
money now to carry on this Government for
one week than it took to carry it through a
whole year about forty years since. AT this
rate of increase-if continued for forty years
more-the whole present wealth of this coun
try would only be about one half enough to
meet the expenses of the Government for a
single year. So much for the guidance and
government of radicals, fools and in6dels, for
five years only. Should they be longer
trusted
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17
She aniou Qemurrat.


Tue QUESTION AT IssuE.-Ihe question AT
;.sn. saws the Mountain Democrat, IS very
Lain and simple, and patent to the duiies',
srha,cb the radicals are endavoring to misrep.
ssan, i, The friends of the President hold
.ha, all the States are in the Union, and are
,harefore entitled to representation. Nobody
denied this till the war was over. The Con
~sn,;on which nominated Lincoln and John
son admitted il; and those who voted ior
Their, indorsed il and the :" State suicide
doe,rine,, of Sumner aud Stephens was
6ercely ridculed by the Sacramento CmsDn
and other slavish and venal sheets. Ihe
Southern States have elected men to Con-
gress. all whom are willing to take the oath
10 support the Constitution-the only oash
the constitution recognizes. Why not admit
them? What harm could follow Is the
great, populous, wealthy, intelligent invin-
chile North afraid Of the weak, ignorant
~ suhiugated" South? The radicals refuse
20 admit even those for whom they provided
when they established the test oath-retuse
20 admit the States-insist that the rebellion
was legally success-that the Union is act
ually divided, Notwithstanding when the war
closed they told us that that the Union was
unbroken, that secession was an exploded
humbug. If the Southern States are not IN
the Union what mockery to represent them
on our National flag If they are out OF the
Union our flag is indeed, to use the language
Of Greely " Haunting lie u
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

THE RADICAL PRoGRANME.-The leader OF
the radicals in the House of Representatives
says the Petersburg hader, has issued his
proclamation for the next Congress. We epit.
omize its doctrines. These are the measures
that Mr.. Stevens declares he will insist ON in
December.
|. The destruction of existing State gov.
ernmens in the South as illegal, and provi In g
for the Southern States Governments as con
quered provinces.
>. The confscation of Southern property
to pay he expenses Of the war.
5. uomesteads for the negro soldiers out of
Southern property.
4. Negro suffrage.
IL seems incredible that such fendish ma.
lignity and utter recklessness should possess
human heart, but history unfortunately
make us familiar with the spectacle of such
demons in the highest positions Of political
power.
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

has already followed fer. already has seition aet
marked him as its prey That these ard successive acts
u The character uniesaGresfed the threshold
may tend drive these revolution and bs
and will furnish estumnes against republican
eminent and new pTecxis Tor those The wish il 70 ee @
teveti that be governed bat by rod of ir
that II would he dangerous deiasiou confidence
~ the men ef choice silence fears safety
y cur rghtss that confidence IS everywhere the parent
Il ae~foiism government is bounded on jealousy
and euaiideace jealousy aud not confidence
which prescribes limited bind down those
whom we obliged with power that our con-
ttsion has fxe the limits which and no farther our
confidence may , aud let the honest advocate of con-
adence read the alien and sctcn and saw if the
constitution has net been wise IN Nin limits the
srnment il created and whether should
troyinS these linse Let him what the government
:, II L be not tyranny which the men of enr choice
conferred the president and the president
hoee has assented 10 and accepted the friendly
strangers 10 whom the nid spirit of country and its
avs have pledged hospitality aud protection: that the
Of our choice have respected the suspicious
y the president thaa the solid rights of the
claims of Juscatnn the sacred force o truth and the
fms and substance Of law and Justice IL rsTroSs or
THEN, HEARD oF ooSrtnrNcE ~ MAN
END TIE GRAINS
CONSTITUTION. That this therefore cali
its FOR expression of their sentiments
The acts concerning aliens and tr the punishment of
certain crimes, heTeinlfore specified. plainly declaring
whether these authorized by the federal
compact. Aud it doubts not that their will be
announced 10 prove their attachment unalter limi
ted government whether general particular, and inst
the rights and he ties of their will exposed
Il no dangers by remaining emrked on common bottom
with their But they will concur with this
wealth in considering the said pashle sgain>t
the constitution amount udis-use declaration
that that compact is be the " the
power of tine general bnt that il will prceef
in the exercise these States OF al powers whatsoever,
That they will this seZng the the States
and consolidating them IN the hands OF the general
ernment. with the power assumed to bind the States MT
merely in male federal, but in all Whatsoever
by laws made with their CONSENT but 10y others
their consent that this would be to Surrender the Form
If government have chosen. and living under de-
irving its power from its will, and not from au
tnritY that the ctates recurring 10 their natural
rights in maize federal will in declaring
these void and of force an will each unite with this
commonwealth in requesting their repeal at the next
session of Congress.
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17
A Grateful AckmowIesy mcni to % SkilifuI
1senttcmaa.

SACRAMENTO CRY, Cal June ], 1866.
Dr. Chas. ii. Tozer-Dear sir You will excuse for
not writing to luu will please remember
the individual who called you assistance about
year ago. The roof of my mouth had completely rotted
out and my palate dropped down and there remained.
stopping mp the passage that could hardly You
remember you cut it ont at which relieved i'm
medat' ly. aud enabled to swallow my food and in
short time began improve took your medicine, aud
follow ed your directions for several months. You finally
succeeded in sto ping the disease saving my and
upper lip though frequently cautioned me about los
ing it. continued to improve until you recommended
to go into the country and before gong by your ad
vice, had cast taken of my mouth. in order that /
could have plate male for enable speak So
TO be understood, and am using it. My
thanks due for the and skill thar
displayed in and have IT, thank you for
restored health, and for life, as very
bleeding to death several times from the
III Sacramento City, enjoying good health, and shall
recommend all friends call Won, should they he
unfortunate require assistance; and would ad
wise all persons avoid scientific doctors in your
city, for they will send them land from whence
traveller returns.
With my best wishes for your success remain yours,
etc, ). s. T.
To DR.. Chas. II. Tozer, San Francisco. Cal mostly
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17
.> PRIVATE MEDICAL AID:
Quick Cures and Moderate ch.rve..
DIR. w. K. DOHERTYS
PIRATE Medical and S,rgical Ii, stitute
Sacramento street below Montgomery opposite the Pa
eife Mail steamship Cos office. Private entrance
On Leidesdord street, San Francisco
Established expressly to afford the ofsicted
SQUAD and scientific Medical Hid, IN the
treatment and care Of all Private and
Caroaic Diseases, eases Of seere.
cy and all serual diseases.
To TIE AEELIcrEn


Dr. W. X. DoEgRry his sincere thanks n HE
numerous patients for their patronage aud would take
this opportunity remind them that he coutnues
suit AT his Institute for the of chronic diseases Of The
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive Geni,,- Urinary
organs, and all private diseases. viz syphilis in all its
ard stages Seminal Weakness and all tho horri5
consequences of SeabGse, Gonoriha elect Strictures
Nocturnal and Duynai Emissions, Sexual Debility Dis
eases o the Back ard Lolns, Inflammation Of the Rad
der and Kidneys, aud he hopes that his long
experience and successful practice viii continue 10
iusure hia share of public patronage. BY the prac-
tce Of many years in Europe and the United States
he is enabled 10 apply the most efficient aud sue
ces4fG remedies against diseases Of all kinds lie uses nc
mercury, chan moderate his patients in cor
and honorable way has references GnqucSonalle
ver3cty from men of known reSpec;ability and hig
standing In society. All parties consulting him. by letter
or otherwise, will receive the best aud genlest treatment
and Implicit secrecy.
DIR. nOliEkTN would call attention 10 the following
certificates rom Of his patients who having fully
recovered thsir health, desire make known their reme
dis agent. IL will be their statements are fully
authenticated by Notary Pa lie
The welfare ~ society imeriously demands their pub
leitN and hey given unwary than
sound the praises Of Physician. of whom hundreds of
like be cited, during practice more than
hfteen years.
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

PRESERVING GRAPES The French preserve
grapes the year round ay coating the clusters
with lime. The lunches are picked just be
tore they are thoroughly ripe, and dipped in
lime water of the consistency of cream. They
are then hung on wires, and, when dry, are
dipped the second time, and then hung up to
remain. The lime coating keeps out air and
checks any tendency to decay. When wanted
for the table, dip the cluster in warm water
to remove the lime.
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17
THE DEMOCRATIC CREED.

RESOLVED, Tha; the democratic party viii faithfully
by and uphold the principles laid down In the hei.
lucky Virginia Resolutions uf i9s and in the report
II Mr. Madison the Virginia Legislature in ls thai
adopts those principles constituting af The nain
foundations ts political creed ani Is resolved 70 carry
them in their obvious meaning and mport-ttScS-
xayt pr
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

nG- A clergyman struggling to explain the
warming, vivitying influence of divine love in
the heart of man, at last said: Why, love
is the elementary principle of warmth and
life, as may be seen by the fact that on the
coolest winters day loving young couple
will be all aglow in room in which frosty
old bachelor would freeze to death.
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

rA. Green copperas dissolved in water will
effectually destroy the foulest smells, and it
placed under bed in hospitals and sick
rooms will render the atmosphere free and
pure. For butchers stalls, sinks, and wher-
ever there are offensive gasses, dissolved cop
peras sprinkled about will in day or tive
purify the atmosphere, and an application
once week will keep it sweet and healthy.
Evervhndv try il
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

n@- Repeated trials with steam have de.
monstrated its perfect aud absolute reliability
as a means of rendering innoxious the poi
sons that have insinuated themselves where
nothing less penetrating than steam can fol
low with satisfactory results.
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

pA- A correspondent of the New York
Post says it is not only in going into pews,
but in going up door-steps, getting in and oul
of omnibusSes, carriages, and up stairs, &c
that the morals Of the present day are being
impaired.
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES,
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,

e1H kEARNY ST.. corner Of
OBO Commercial, SAN fGaneis-
CO, established in lSS4, tar the treat
ment Of Sexual and Seminal bis as :.
such as Gonorrhea, Gieet, Structure.
syphilis in all its forms, Seminal
Weakness, lmpetency. etc, skin
diseases (of years standing) and IT,
cerated Legs, successfully treated.
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

In UrAH.-Ex Governor j. B. Weller IS
employed as counsel in the investigation Of
the Robinson tragedy before the Coroner Of
Salt Lake City.
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

o. When is blow from lady welcome
When she strikes you agreeably.
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

~ Tom Thumbs wife is likely to soon
put another Thumb on his hands.
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17
Copperopolis Stage.

rTNHE Copperopos Stage leaves the City Hotel Sonora,
l. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at "a
O'Clock, Returnng-leaves Copperopolis every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock, a. y.
my1e D. V. ROBINSON, Agent
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17
Vcnereai or Chronic.

.R. TozER'S EXPERIENCE is Of forty years stand-
;,r and duriuc that time has met with unpar lei-
- success in the treatment of all these diseases generally
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

H<E undersigned having the sole agency hele in Co.
lumba of all the leading newspapers published il
California; and acting agent of several Insurance Com
panes would respectfully solicit continuance of the pa
ronage beraly bestowed during the past four months
by the citizens of Columbia and neighboring camps.
He kee, always hand extra copies of the UNION
DEMOCRAT, Sonora HERALD, Tuolumne COURIER. GoLDE>
ERA Stool ton INDEPENDENT, Sacramento UNION EXAMINE
and all the Bay papers
Receives too, by each steamer from New York, arg,
supply of the New York Ledger. Boston Pilot Waveri,
Magazine Chimney Corner Comic VI atame Demorests :
Mirror Fashion. Godey's Lady Book. Petersons
AIthur's Magazines, Criminal Zetung Bazaar German
Baltimore Sun. Scientific American, Richmond Dispatch
phunny Phellow Me Max. Budget of Fun and all tn
leading Atlantic periodicals.
Keep also supply stationery hand: and will
tend promptly to ali for Books. Music and bacl
Ut NIB RS Papers and Magazines, without extra charge
CHAS. H. BROWN.
Columbia April 25th, 1866. ap2
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

kS OLE AGENT for all the leading daily and weekly pa
~ pers of California Eastern publications furnished at
he RAT