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The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

TIE Story OF A W.Dow.-ln the great
annual exhibition of pictures in Paris there
i. this year IA portrait ut lady, with the
There ia II terrible story cnnnected with tn ;
picture. and it il thus related Ivy II CORES
oaden'. The lady il the Countess O -,
who. although only twenty four years OF age,
has been twice widowed She is said t. he IF
humble birth, and when only sixteen years
old her great beaaty attracted the attention
of tho Marquis de ID =. who married her.
On leaving the church. hover, the Marquis
was assassiuated hy some obscure rival, and
the lady was left widow with an immense
fortune. The Marquse retired to d convent,
where she remained till her twentieth year.
She then male ii Journey to various parts of
Europe. and visited among other places, st.
Petersburg. where one of the most wealthy
hovardS of Russia placed at her feet his heart.
his diamonds. ana his millions. The ma i.
riage was celebrated in the house "f the
hrdegroom's mother. in remote part of
Russia, some distance from hi own estate.
The newly married couple left for their new
home in a magnificent sleigh. On the WAY
they were attacked hv wolves, and tie
count irving to defend has bride, made false
step. fell out of the sleigh in;o the SNOW. and
was immediately dnyoured by the ~ olives. TIE
horses. mad with terror. dashed off With iRf
mense speed and did not stop till they arrived
at the counts chateau, which was brilliantly
Illuminated for the reception of the newly
married couple.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28
BY ". A. DAVIES, Deputy Clerk.
J. S. NUGENr. Plaintiffs Attorney.

ASUMMONS.-Stat of California, county If Tuol-
- umne the District Court of the Fifth Judicial bis
trict.-,iEU. MORGAN plautin. VS.. V. b. RYERS0N and
MARK BRUMAGIN, defendants. Action brought in the
District Court of the Fifth Judicial District and the
piant filed in the sai county of Tuoumne in the office
of the Clerk of said District Court.
The People of the state "f Calf Tna send greeting
V. B. RYERSON and MARX BRUM aiIN
You hereby required 10 appear in an acen brought
against you by the abovrnamed plaintiff in the District
Court the Fifth Judicial District in and for the county
Tuulumne, and the complaint cd therein, "a
COPY of which accompanies this sumn'Ds within days
Exclusive the day of seryicel after the service of
this summons-f served within this couny il served ont
this county but within this judicial district within
enty days. if served Of said district then within
forty Judgment by deaut will be taken against
you
The said action is brought to obtain Judgment against
You for One Hundred and dllars. and interest
thereon since Nov. 9TH lS65. mechanics lien trans
erred to plaintiff by Nathaniel Owen and decree of this
Court forecosing the said lien, and that the property
therein described be sold to satisfy the judgment for the
debt, costs. and accrung costs.
Aud ycu fail to appear and answer to the said COM
plant AS above required. the plaintiff will take default
and w apply the Court for the relief prayed for in
complaint.
Given hand and the seal of the District Court
of the Fft Judicial District this 3D. day of May. in the
year of our til u>and eight hundred nd sXtys
GSsa and fifty cent internal revenue stamp canoe ed
p. FISHER, Clerk
By w. A. DAVIES, Deputy Clerk. my5 3m
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28
TO THE AFFLICTED

Dr.. W. K poHKsrr returns his sincere thsnss 70 hss
numerous patenis for their patronagc and would tax
this opportunity remind them that he continues 10
suit at his Institute Tor the of chronic diseases Of ths
Lungs Liver. Kidneys Digestive and Genito-C rinary
Organs and all private diseases viz syphilis in all ts
forms and stages Seminal Weakness and all the horrii
consequences Of SliAtnse GOnorrha. elect Srictures
Nocturnal and Olarnal Emissions Sexual Debility, Dis
eases the Back and Lons Inflammation ef the Rlad
der aud Kidneys etc and he hopes that his lopK
experience and successful practice VIII continue ts
insure him share of pubic patronage. by the pras-
ice of many years in EupQe and the United Statcs,
he is enabled apply the most efficient and sue
ful remedies against disc Of all kinds. He
mercury charges moderate, treats his patients in
rect an heaprahle way has references vf unquestnsbs
yeracity trom men Of known te>pectabiiity aud kK
standing in society All parties conSultiag him. by eifsr
otherwise will receive the best and scst treatment
and implicit secrecy
DR. noIlkkTl would call attention e the kllow ing
certificates from cf his patients who, having fully
recoy cred health desire 10 make known their
dl agent II will Ice their statements fllly
authenticated by a Notary Pu lie.
The welfare of society mperOuSly demands their pub
lici and ,hey given more to the unwarv than
t. the praises Vt Physician, Of whom huEtSeds
like be cited, during practice Ieie than
fifteen Years
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

CuNGSEssInNALD DICTAroS.-l he Springfield
Mass. Republican. speaking "f fhad. S'e
y.n's new pian al obstruction. says:
:, The gi>t of the whole thing IS that Mr.
Stevens proposes TO put the uthern State
int, the hands Of the freedmen. 10 he gov
srued 10y them for five Years. and alter 'h"
lime the white men are Ia i'e allowed To b
oaturalixed and become cltizeus. Aud th'
maniac is allowed To dictate policy to Cen
rre>s aud the nation II is impossible th'
nhrsnzv should run much longer. 1t ha
culmlnated at last.
Here we have the positive. unqualtie'
statement of one Intelligent republican, orga
tta, n maniac Is allowed to dictate d pei ~
20 Congress and the nati"n!' Isn't TIA HI"
nha,ing and disgraeeful spectacle for a gre
par,y 10 blindly toilow the dicta'ion OF !
m aCiAc
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28
JACKSONVILLE GARDEN
= OR S A L e OR r ( IT

VXyISHING TO ENGAGE IN OTHER BUSINESS,
Nv will dispose of this celebrated kanch and Oar
den on the most favorable terms.
The Ranch contains about 100 acres portion Of it
under high state of cultivation. On il are about 900
Grape yines-he oldest in the count!of excellent var
ees producing wine that is NOT exceiied IN the county
Fruit Trees ithout number of all the ice yarieties
Apple Pesr, Peach. Plum, Apricot, Ounce &c.
'Un the place two fine Dwellings, two Barns and
outhouses-a in good repair.
There is not in the State more beautiful or desirable
residence or place which offers esfer inducements
OF caoita There ready market for ali the
the place. the superiority Of It's rut aud
wine gives preference over all other gardens.
For terms, apply 10 the undersigned on the ranch
GEO. c. WEB>TER.
an1l CuAS. c. JOHNSON.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28


The Egyptians are the Oldest people we
know much about, and we do not know much
about them.
They had Pharo amongst them and in
vented mummies and the pyramids.
The Chnaman contends that his are the
most ancient People in the world, AMI | think
justly. since his tale is continued to greater
length than any one else.
he Greeks aud Romans were not a very
slow people, but their history shall reserve
for separate ar;iele. The most Of their
time was speu: in fighting. They went to
war just for luck" "
The Germans We're once Il very wild people,
but they are now thoroughly tanned. They
Invented waltzing, metaphysics, 1--WE glas
lager. aud Ink cum raus."
The French are very mercurial people,
not, however, because they take much mer.
curry.
They Invented Napoleon Bnnaparte. revo
lutiuns, deciding, soup boulii, frogs aud
:" parlevnuS FrancaiS."
Tue Epgush loven,eI roast beef and new
kind at neurranty.
Between twn aud three hundred wears ago
n number oi dissatisfied, restless Englsnmea
emlgraed to America.
THESE people we're eminently holy and
pious. They found the laud in p 'S>e>sion at
ths In iians, but the Iaian> we're NOT ortho-
.dax IN their tuth, aui knew nthiag oi Cal.
vin. nor cared either. 81 'he plgriu tas hers
who had escaped trcm the iaud of the f. pis
c"pal oppressnr, wrested the land frnm the
unr'gh eruS ab,risihe. and made of it an in.
3 heritance to Their children, that remaluelh
even untu this dav.
Thee people were called Yankees. because
they "yanked' the land from u..des the foot
OF the Indian.
For the WRONG thus committed upn the
Indian. the Yankees have been cursed with a
talent for inve,.t ny and discovering every
thing, except rational method OF enjoying
themselves.
With the exception of the Fenians, the
above mentioned are the principle peuple in
the world. They speak great variety Of Ian
guages.
The language universally acknowledged at
the present ny 10 he must pleasing aud me.
lodiou<, is the phrase. Come. let's take q
drink, and the tongue most harsh and dis
gushing TO the human ear ia that which gives
: utterance 10 the expression. Can you settle
this little account to-day 30
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

my2o- Sm Justice ~ the Peace of said Towrs

g. CM MO S.-Statr # 'alitarnia, County OF tn 80
uIue p the nstrct Cauu ui the fitth Jniicl Al hi
trIot.-A lillian MANSFltLU, pltnttf. vs. : A.
LIN AMOS ~ ii ANS0N. deien iauts - A, tiru hrm. lit IN
tae District tou If th' + th Jn- icia "s'Iiv tho
cOmpai, filed in said county ot luo.umne III the ouce
of tie Clerk Of said District Court.
The People cf the tate pf Cafruia send greeting
:. Is. Ll.\ AMOS " HANSON:
You trc e"hy required tn appear IN act ON brou@ht
s-aiust tie above named plUnt 1t, in he District
e. urt ut Fh JutC.I n>trict u ami f,t the uuty
Oi Iuoumne and tn the complaint hed theI
"a copy If which accompanies this summans} within ten
days. exclusive oi the day service after the
4 This ummnis-if served within this comfy il
served Of tins county bui within this Iu lIci'l Dis
Irict within twenty days; if >erN ed al said Dis
rict then within r'y daysor jui by default VIII
be taken again You.
The said action is brought TO obtain judgment against
yeu Amos W. Hanson defendant herein fol the of
Thre Hundred and Forty Hers. aud Interest FROM May
1st 1862, iat the rate %U per cep! muIA unth
paid said alleged 10y thi pla nf to lie due him
fr upon certain promissory note, mae executed
and delivered by 5. b len tie date last afnrcs
for ue received and endorsed uy you Alsc for costs
Of suit.
Anls sou fail to appear and answer the said complaint
above required. the plaintiff will take Judgment by
default for the prayed for complaint.
Given under hand and the seal of the District Court
Of the Fifth Judicial District this 30h day OF April, in
the year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and
ATty-six.
lSeal and fifty cent internal revenue stamp canceled1
p. NJ. FISHER Clerk.
BY ". A. DAWES, Deputy Clerk.
IS. NUGENr. Plaintiffs Attorney. my5 3m
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

ns- House hes may be- efvctually d
.,roS.,i without the u>e of poison. Take ha
n >poon.ul of black pepper in powder. o.
tsaspooaful of brown sugar. and one tes
spoonful ot cream mix them well together
and place them in a room on plate. Nhsi'
the 1ies are troublesome, and they viii yer.
soon disappear.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28
THE DEMOCRATIC CREED,

Resolved, Tha. the democratic party will faithfully
abide ami uphold the principles laid down in the hen
tacky and Virginia II l19S and in the report
Of Mr. Madison 10 Virginia Legislature i.oa that
ii adopts those principles constituting CT the
foundations political creed and is resolved carry
them in their obvious meaning and impcEt-CNcIS
SAu PLArToIN.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28
c,sx or c1ggr ANp srn1crr.r

Dr. naherty-Dear Sir feel NY hellth 50 fully
tured that, in grNtGdc, believe should make
written aekuowiedS Sment for your valuable
vieepartealary Your ie" small tor the work
perfuI mcd
arrived in this city from the Eat about year Ago,
and then suffering trom obi III elect, comp-
Gated with structure. Being stranger in this city aud
believing those doctors who such positive
of necessarily the best o whom have
large number of titles placed myself in their charge
aud coprinnt. under their treatment until had lVsS
neatly all hope and considerable sum ot money,
wish to thai Nuu the sixth doctor have
employe ed and the only that has done any
service Ny Geet is wholly cared the structure is all
moved. and nay Sner health is better than has been
for years.
In conclusion wond say 10 the many nutortupstee who
require medical advice II yVu haye 4Qpll 10 whom
ycu may emp ~ ask Dr. poheriy far my address aud call
and Il Keep store IN this ctyl My experience
may you many dollars.
would also add that in the early sta&e of disease
used large amount of the prrorois advertised as
nfllIhle ar enorrhCa, Geet etc, but de.
rived any benefit from them
l am Doctor, very truly yours.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

SwrNplNG THE NEGRoEs.-A letter from
Fnri.a cives an illustration Of the shift pecu
liar to the people who run the Freedmen :
Bure u. Among the supplies sent by their
conhding dupes. are cheap dresses for the
negro weuches. The shrewd school marms.
not quite up to the Bader standard of stealing
the whole, rip out one breadth and make Il
in,o aprons, whiel, they sell Ia the neSres~c-
an nersonal account As those people don
,..re much for fashion, and dan't wear hoops
r, the cotton field, the remainder of the dress
answers every purpose Rlticsls "t both
sex, = are reaping rich harvest out of tn
FIR .edmen's Bureau. and the poor ignorant
No roAs are tn. Sufferers. /, is strange thar
the egr.rs nre re .re,teng their "tr edom
and begging II he returned tn their "id
m. r., when they are daily swindle,i anu
.lrutaliy iras.cd " their radical friends?
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

SUMMONS state ut California, in the 'ustice's
~ of the First Township, III and tor cnuATy ni
Iu'tuniue the People NJ the state q" talii0rHt eend
sreeNag to IAN.> E>TRAUD.-Iou are hereby suu-
monet L. appear Lefre at Office, III tur ttlst
1n"ushir in ounty of Tuorniue. op the -7th Il
August. lStt. AT 10 ocik \. NJ g. uut the
compliant "f II tRKIS ,STPlI and J. l~tPtI. uud.r
"f Joseph Brothers, whersu they claim the of
One llunGl e aud Fatty rh tnd 81 loo ar b4lance
due goods eoid and delivered, G refer
eutF AZ acC'pni ~ hie in my "lnce.
Hien judy gmept will taken ,nst ihe said
amount, together with c1ss and damages. # yon ia t.
appear and answer.
To the sheriff any constable Of said county. greeting:
Max le- al service and due IetHrn hereof.
Given under my hand, this 25tn dy al May. D. 1850.
.. l.. SlEEET,
my26- 3ni Justice oF the Peace of said Towrshp.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

IMPORTANT TO THE LADiEs.-When a lady
would compose her mouth to a bland and Sc
rene character, she should, just before enter
ing the room, say Bosom, and keep the ex-
preston into which the mouth subsidies until
the desired effect upon The company is evident.
If, on the other hand, she wishes to assume
a distinguished and somewhat noble bearing,
not suggestive of sweetness, she sh uld say
Bash. the result of which is iniallible. |!
she would make her mouth look small and
pref V, she must say Fip, but if the mouth
he too small. and need enlargng, she must
say Cabbage. Ii she wishes TO look mourn
fui, she must say Kercluk. 1t resigned, she
must farcibly calculate S cat. Ladies when
having their photographs taken NAV ahserve
these rules with some advantage. Try them.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

CHAPTER srcoSD-FouNpERs or THE HUMAN RACE.
: Adam is said 10 have been the first man
who owned the world, and also the parternal
parent of the human race.
lie founded man.
DO not know whether he founded woman
or not.
Adam was not keen business man. lie
might have pre- cmpted all the land in sight
and all the land adjoining. and thus lett u
splendid inheritance to his descendants. But
he didn't. lie just laid round his farm and
"raised Cain. d"
However, he had things for a time pretty
much h.s own way, there being M set iers
cattle to trouble him and no taxes 10 pay.
In his earlier days he had but Few of the
advantages of education.
Common schools were scarce and colleges
unknown.
When Eve arrived, his troubles commenced.
Emigration poured IN from lover the
mountains" and soon there was war in the
camp.
The habits. food. and particularly the at,
tire OF Adam and Eve were simple. In this
age they would have been arrested by the
police before going two blocks ON Montgom.
cry street.
Noah was the next man who owned the
world.
lie was the first sailor on record. He and
the whole world made trim to Mount Ara
rat in forty days. From Noah's log it ap.
pears he had stormy. vet and tempesuou
time, the sea making clean breach over
must every thing except the ark" lie Was
troubled 10y rats.
The lark" was finally "hogged" on Ara.
rat.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28
cuArrra rorRru.-assEs.l szx.sx,

The inhabitants of the earth have never
cot along peaceably, and never will.
We are said to he ia state Of progression.
] hold that we are in state Of chronic reyo.
lution.
Haye xe grown any wiser since the dark
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

The oest now in Use in this STATE.
Particular ention will be given to DIR tWINGS Of all
kinds machinery Parties purchasing machinery wi /
b" furnished with set OF DRAWINGS Tor the sai"e tree
OF expense.
by strict attention To business hope 10 merit the
patronage TIE pnblic aai shall always enGeaNor t. be
PROMPT and give satisfaction 10 our customers
ie2 -5m asnn~rOai ~ 10.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

RULEs FOR llEsLTa-A La DOCTOR HALL.
Never 90 10 bed with your feet sticking on'
Of the window. particularly when II is rain
ing or freezing.
Mnre than three rigs feet and half a mince
pie, eaten nj midnight will not generally
cause the consumer To dream of hnurs. par
ad .se, accommodating bankers and other good
things at least they are not apt 10 do 50.
Never stand in the rain. barrel all hight i:
il che, ks perspiration, and spoils rain water
for washing purposes.
| Never spank YOUR children with a hand
saw. or box their ears with the sharp edge al
ii hatche,. as it is apt TO affect the brain.
| To enlarge the muscles Of the arms and
legs. climbing up and down the chimney
| (especiaIly if the house is four story one)
three ur four times before breakfast, Is Il
cheap exercise and gives yoraciouS appe.
| tte.
Earache in children is common and vex
atious complaint To cure it at once bore Il
hole in the tympapnm with gimle; and
pour in oil and things. II the child keeps
on crying, bore all the way to the other ear.
| Corns may he easily cured. he most tor
tu-ing corn can at once be extirpaied as FOL.
lows: Take sharp knife. and find the lonr
of the toe whereupon the earn resides insei
the knife in rhe articulation. pry off the toe
and throw il away. IL Ii never return to
YOU again, unless your dog brings it back to
you in his mouth. Patent applied ror.)
The habit of drinking can he cured by Civ
ing the drinkers all the liquor they want Ia
drink all the time. We know of Two IN our
own experience who were cured III three
weeks. One Jumped out of fourth story
window AID ran II euIb>tone into his head
| The ether didn't get up one morning, aud
has now II un versal curb. stone growing over
| his head in the graveyard.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

ages? Then the people fought f',r plunder-
now they 90 q war for an idea. | prefer
plunder to ideas any day. Ideas will keep a
man poorer than the sacred bird or job.
Read the history of Genius through all
time.
But this has nothing to do with the " His
tory vf the World"
The History Of the World will be contin
ued from time TO time. as things - turn up.
I shall heneefor,h, pen in hand. await for
something to turn up.
THE end of the World.
p. S-Ear;hquakes are caused by the
earth. in revolving around its axis, sometime
catching for a moment and hanging on its
centre. | got this information frrm an in
ventur Of a new rat trap.-GotdeR Era.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28
san Frqrcscn. June L. lSGt
Subscribed and before this 2lsi day ofJuns,
\. lS64.
H. 81 A. 5. GOULD, Notary Public.
SEMINAL wEAKNESs--t SWORN crRIFIcArE cF most
MAREAtLK CuEK SPERM N,toHsHrA

MAREAiL CuRE uF SPERM NtoRSHrA.
desire IL benefit Immunity and feeling os gratitude
IL Dr. " h. Dpierty, atone iuiu u make this
statement. For mrHy Years have been afflicted with
that teit ul disease knIwu = Sperntt@rrhoa, Sem
ai Weakness the resuj 0f sei.abu>e buC I'LL 1854
prr,rnce hut little trnuble Inconvenience. In that
year howeyeI, I hli Seminal Weakness to alarming
eAtept, which followed 10y The most alarming
symptoms, weakness of the back and limbs pain is
tue heal, ImncsS ut vision. u>ness and enert de.
bility. My mind 100, afflicted I" such extent
t. seriously imp,r my my ideas confused
ami spirits uepreSsej aveic to society, hal evil
torehcng> aud se!i Gstrust and entirely untitled
fIt 1T III. duties ui life. tru Lao 10 the summer 1T
lSt3 enpl yci The very lest medical talent could mud.
aui spent several hqn e'i dollars but IN instance OBJ
ned more than teElpnaIY relied hal about cnuclu-
del there reei ur me in fhis world, hnt seeing
pr. D1hertNs advertisement, turht should cal. AMI
see him ~ lie charged nothing for constitution. had
interview with the Nr'tr, al his ufce, in Sacta-
street and his Zee tr treatment wts reasonable,
determined to try him though dd not expect anuce-
hcutn rll his treatment. the 5th Of december
pI el blNssi! unaer his in week ouni my
self yey much mpr we'd, AMI now after five weeks
teel myself thor ughlv cured Of all my troubles
AMI the enjoyment of the best health. Hoping that my
experience he of benefit others similarly aiictrd
| subscribe myself JAMES JOHNSTON.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me. this 10th day Of
January, q. D. lSoi.
II @. RANDALL. Notary puhlic
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28
A.G. RANDALL. Notary Public.
TO FEMALES.

When a female is in trouble afflicted with disease
as weakness the back aud lmhs pain in the head a-
loss ut muscuar power ailitatun 81 the
Irr.tab v. dicul-
arrangement of digestive functions. general sbty,
vaginities all of the wSmb hysera, sierl ~,
and all diseases peculiar females they should 70
write at once the celebrated female dStnr w. X.
Doherty at his Medical Institute, aud consult him about
their troubles and disease The Doctor il eecting
than any other physician in the State of California
Let false deicacy prevent you hut apply Immediately
aud yourself from painful suerins and premature
death All married ladies' whose delicate health other
circumstances prevent Increase in their families should
write call DR.. w X. Dohertys Medical Institute,
and they will receive every possible relief and help The
Doctors offices arranged that lie be consulted
without fear Of observation.