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The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
B E A UT Y!

Auburn, Golden, FIaxen and Silsken Curls
Introduced by the use of Prof DEBREUX' FRISER
IL LIE CHEFEUX. One application warranted to curl
the straight and stubborn hair either ex into
wayy rnglets or heavy massive curls. Has been used
by The fashionables of Paris and London, with I'll
gratifying results Does injury to the hair Price by
mAil. sealed and postpaid 81. Address BERGER,
SHUTS CO.. Chemists. No 2S5 River street Troy. N
Y. sole agents for the United States. mh3o
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

SUMMONS.-State of California, county of Tuolum-
- ne-n the District Court of the Fifth Judicial Dis
trict.-MlCHAEL MCMAHON. plaintiff vs.. CHARLES
L. JACKSON, defendant. Action broug iu the District
Court of the Fifth Judicial District and the complaint
fled in the said county of Tuoumne in the office Of the
Clerk Of said District Court.
The People OF the State of California, send greeting TO
CHARLES L. JACKSON;
Yon hereby required to apoear in action oroght
against by the sbove named plaintiff in the District
Court Of the Fth Judicial District and for county
of Tuelumne. and to the complaint filed herein
copy Of which accompanies this summonsl within ten
days excusive Of the day of service after the ervee on
you of this summens-if served within this county or If
served of this county but within this Judicial Dis
trct within nty days: If served said Dis
frct. then within forty days-or judgment by defau
will be taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain judgment against
you for the Of Four Hundred and Thirty and Saoo
dollars with legal interest thereon from the ay of
May, 1851 until paid aud that the judgment had
herein besr legal interest against defendant together
with costs of suit and if yoG fail appear and answer
the said complaint above required. the plaintiff will
take Judgment against you BY defsult
Given under hand aud the seal of District Cour
of the Fifth Judicial district, this thirteenth day Of
April in the year Of our Lord thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-seven.
Seal and fifty cent internal revenue stamp canceledl
myls-Smp Pm. FISHER, Clerk
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
AN ANTIDoTE FOR POISON.

THE PAIN KlLLEa-Rev. r. Allen writing from Tavoy,
Durmah. says: "within the past four years have
used and disposed Of about five hundred bottles but am
out. Please send me fresh supply as you
cansay two hundred bottles. dare not be without it
mvsel and there endless calls for both by urmans
aud karens. l always take il with into the junges
and have frequent occasion TO it, both myself and
others. One night while sleeping in open Zayate,
was awoke 10y most excruciatng pain in my foot. On
examination, found had been bitten bv centipede
immediately applied the Pain Killer, and found instant
relief. In less than an hour was again asleep"
Rev Mr. liibbard, writing from Burmah TO his father
says: - have used Davis Pain Killer coughs colds,
summer ulus burns and for the sting scorpions,
with mi Hrn success. We always keep it where can
lay our hands on IL in the dark, ii need be-" ap66m
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06


Leon.
FENTE undersigned having the sole agency hsae IN Ie-
lns,ga Of ali the leading newspapers published IN
flisrnsa. and acting as agent of several Insurance Com
pauieS would respectfully Scat - 'he pa
-, So r.tiyeus of Columbia and neiShb9rinS camps
a., See. aiwavS on hand extra copies CT the UNION
nrvtN,E,T sonora HsSsLp, Tuotomne CotEiES. GotaEN
Ip. Stool ION INDEPENDENT, Sacramento MON, ExA&INEs
and an the Bay papers
Receives hy each steamer rom New YORK, iSrge
cIv al ,he New York Ledger. Boston Pilot. Maveriy
NstAxne Chlnney Corner ,Conlic,3 'daae hsaofesS
Mirror of Fasliun Godess lady Bo0k. PeterSens and
,,tnrs Magazines Criiual ZjetuRs, Bazaar {GermaHl
Ralfaore san scientific American Richmond Dispatch
phunnv Pheliaw Me Max Budget Of Fun and AL the
leading Atlantic peraasitcstiS.
ken als sappiy Of stationery hand: and viii
tend prptv to ali orders for Books, Music and back
numbers of Papers and Magazines, wtaat extra charge
ClIAS. H. BROWN.
c.lr,,b;a Auri 2sth 1866. APPS
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

~ Free 10 Every body.-A Large PIP. Circular
giving information OF the greatest Importance to the
young OF both sexes
IL teaches how the homely may become beautiful the
desplsed respected, and tue lorsaken loved.
No yeung hly gentlem snonld fail II send their
Address and receive copy post paid, 10y return mail
'mhSn-tm Address T. q DRAW kR ol TROY N Y
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
THE DEMOCRATIC CREED.

Rrsotvrp Tha. the democratic party will faithfully
abide by uphold the principles laid down in the Ken
tucky aud Virginia Resolutions ei i' ana IN .ne rsof
of Mr. Madison "a the Virginia Legislators in 1893 that
adopts those principles constituting OF the main
Foundations political creed and Is resolved to carry
them out in their obvious meaning and mport-CiScS
Dt
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
Read what the editor of the Cincinnati Times says o
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM:

Read what the edor of the Cincinnati Times says If
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM:
AREMARKAnLE CuRS--Mr Samuel Lewis one Of the old
Pioneers OF Cincinnati long apparently ia the
last stages of consumption and given up by physicians,
when some kind friend recommended him TO LLENS
LUNG BALSAM. He did aud mme liately commenced
recovering and is able to attend business lie
says - In truth, may say u has saved my life Mr..
lcw~ s well known in Cincinnati, and fullest cun-
dence may he placed IN his statements Ii is due there
fore, To the community especially those suffering under
this terrible mady thai the fullest publicity be given
to such marvellous that other sufferers may avail
themselves of the remedy With pleasure, ther etore
refer To this cure.
From our knowledge of tho merits Of this excellent
Rasam and what hear uf its merits, think should
hc at once used by all suffering from cough
pulmonary complaint We hear that maRy
ced in consumption have been cured by use [ap6-6m
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
ASTROLOGY.
TIE WORLD ASTONsSH led
THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTRoLOGIST,
MADAME al. A. PEREEGO

& HE reveals secrets no mo- tai ever knew. She restores
- to happiness those WIN, from doefu events. caasro
pheS. in love, loss of aons and fr ns loss
money, &C have become Respondent. She brings
gether those separated gives information concerning ab
friends or lovers lost stolen property
tells you the business you best qualified pursue
in what you will be successful speedy marr
ages aud tells the day you will marry gives YOU
the ikeness and characteristics of the person.
She reads your very thoughts and ly her almost super
natural powers unveils the dark and hidden mysteries of
the future. From the stars in the rmament-the
malec that preduminate in the conC-
uratonirUm the aspects and positions of the planets aud
the fixed stars in the heavens at the time of BIRTH she
deduces the future destiny OF man. Fail consult
the greatest Astrologist earth 1t YOU but
tthe, and You again have favorable op-
porunity. Conultati fee. with likeness and all
sired information 81. Parties living distance can
consult the Madame 10y Ill with equal safely and salts
faction to themselves as If in person. u aud explicit
chart, written on with all inquiries answered and like
enclosed, sent by mail on receipt price
toned. and all correspondence or DESTROYED
References of The highest order furnished those desiring
them. Write plainly the day OF the month and year in
which You were born, enclosing small lock OF hair.
Address, MADAME II. A. PERRIGO
apl3-ly p. o. DRAWER 293. Buffalo, ~ Y
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
Reynolds Ferry.

ENHE road to this Ferry great expense, has been
put in excellent order, and is now of the best
horou ghfares in the county The travelling public will
find it 20 their interest take this road in preference
all others Toc2oI V LAvILLA-
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
Wonderful bat True

Wonderful bat Truc,-NAn,MS REMINGTON the
world renowned Asroegist and Somnamhulistc Clarvoy
ant while in elarvoyant state delneates the very fea
ires of the person you 10 and by the aid an
instrument of intense power known the Psychono
trcpe guarantees IL produce perfect and lfe-lke pic.
ture OF the future husband wife Of the applicant with
date v marriage occupation, leading traits character
&C. This is imposition testimonials without mum.
Der assert BY stating place OF birth age dsposi.
ton celur of and hair, and enclosing y cents AID
stamped envelope addressed to YOURSELF you will receive
the picture by return mail together with desired infor
nation.
Es~ Address in confidence. MADAME GEaraUpr RrNrSe.
'rcN,aP, u. Box ~, West Troy, \, \. aplS-ly
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
E paratr Capilli.

Throw away your false rizzes switches your wig
Destructive OF comfGrt, aud not worth a fig
Come aged, Come yontnful, come ugly and fair
Anu relelce IL your own luXGriant hair
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

HA- AyouSa LADY returning to her country home,
ter asioaFa Of few months in the city, hardly
eogniEed by her friends In place Of coarse rustic
flushed face she had soft ruby complexion Of almost
marble smeothness aud instead Of twentythree she re-
ally appeared but eighteen Upon inquiry the cause
Of change she plainly told them that she used
the CtrcNsstRn Balm. and considered il invalua-
ble acquisition TO Lsiys toilet By its any Lady
Gentleman improve their personal appearance
hundred fald IL is simple IN its combination Nature
herself is simple unsurpassed in its ec draw
ing impurities f also healing cleansing and beautif
ing tie skin and complexion ky its direct action the
cntele ds nom all It's impurities. kindly heaiing
the same and leaving the surface Nature intended il
should be, clear, son. saaoth and beautiful. Price St
sent by Mail or Express, receipt of an erier by
". l. CLARK & Co. Che alsts.
Ne. West Fsyette St. Syracuse, n. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the apis
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

There cometh glad tidings of JOY to all,
To young and to old, TO great and TO small;
Th, beauty which once was so precious and rare,
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

HANS0N'S BOOK STORE is the best place in Sonora
buy School Books Blank Books Stationery, Photograph
Albums. Knives, Toys, Cigars. Tobacco, etc.
CALIFORNIA STATE TELEG RAPH OFFICE, at Han
soG's Bookstore.
mys6 J.K. HANSON, Agent.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES.
DIR. GIBBON,S DISPENSARY,

G1H KgARSy ST. corner Of
u 81 Coaaaasscial, san Francis. /.
CO, established ia 1874, tvC the treat
nient of Sexual ami Seminal bis, ASS,
such rs 6cnurrhes, elect. Structure, I,
syphilis IN all its forms. SemtnSl
Weakness, luapaseneS. etc. >kia
diseases lof Years sisndluSl and III
oerased Legs, successfully IFs&seG.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
EXCELSIOR EXCELSIOR!!
CHA ASTELLAR'S
HAIR EXTERMINATOR!
For Removing Superhuous Hair.

Eo the ladies especially. this invaluable depilatory
recommends Itself as being aim IndiSpen>
article To ieae beauty Is easily applied does burn
or InJure the SKIN, but acts directly the roots 1t is
warranted to remove supeTucuS from. low flreheads
or from any part OF tue body completely totally and
Taulcaiy extIrpang the same, leaving the skin soft
smooth aud natural This is the only article used by the
French, and Is tue only real eecual depatory in exs
ence Price 10 cents per package post paid TO apy
address, GU receipt OF an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS & Co. Chemists
mhS0 2S5 River s.reaf IT, "
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

9Y using this article Ladies' and Gentlemen beau
~ tiiy themselves Thousand fold. It is the only
tcie in Me world tn will curl straight hair and the
same time give II beaut hi, glossy appea arce The
CrSper Coma not only curs the hair, but in,igorates
be utles aud ceanSe> it, is highly delightfully."- per
fumed aud Is the mot compere article of kind
offered to the American public The Crisper Coma Will
be sent to address, scaled and postpaid for ST. Ad-
dress all orders 10
W. L. CLARK CO., Chemists
ap6-ly No. West Fay cite street. Syracuse Y
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
PACIFIC OCEAN HOUSE.
SAN CRU
CrnRGE n BROMLEY proprsetor

GEOTStsE It. Il RUII 4 4 go EropFacIOr.
TzyysE TE .RTY APPROvAE. THE
81 management of the above Hotel, 10y all who have
visited Santa Cruz during the past usides the
proprietor in giving the assurance 10 all IN sefrch Of
Health Recreation, Hunting, Fishing, Sea Bathing, Pic
aicng and good time generally. that Santa Cruz and the
Pacific Ocean House ier Inducements ami attractions
ueriOr TO other place OF summer Of the
Sierra Nevada Mountains aud il shall be the pleas
ing duty of the proprietor oresad - 10 that
20 away dissatisfied
Terms Rcr y....-...............S So 80.
Families per Agreement.
daily line of Coaches from Santa Clara. upon the
arrival OF the Cars Through tickets from San Francisco,
by rail and stage $.
A steamer Will run twice week from San Francisco,
commencing on the eth of April.
Santa Cruz, April 24th. 1867. ap2i-Sm
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
Marble Works.

TET0MBSTONES and all kinds of Marble work with
q HeatnesS and Dispatch 10y Il. h. NELSON. at his
shop Washington street. Sonora, nearly opposite the
City H1te-in the adobe building.
my5sel5 +. E.NELSCN
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
G Q Q 0 M s w S
FOR THOSE WHO READ!
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
AT HtNSoN'S BOOKSTORE.

S0LE AGENT for all the leading daily and weekly pa
- pers of California Eastern publications furnished
the following rates, viz:
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

'THE BEST PURIFIER of THE BLOOD
u -Han's Sarsapariils. Yellow occk aud Iodine of
pota&s. aus
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Copperopolis Stage.

'fNHE Copperopos Stage leaves the City Hotel, Sonora
Il MONDAYS, WEDN nSDAIS and FRIDAYS, ut II
O'Clock, Returnng-ieave Cupperopolis every TT ES
DAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY, at o'clock, A. N.
myIq D. V. ROBI INSON
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
COLUMBIA NEWS DEPOT.
IN BRICK BUILDING,
Oil MAIN STREET, C0lUMBlA,

ONE pooI ABOVE JACK DOUGLASS BILLiARD SA-
Loon.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-12-26
A Needed ERoEorm.

We had the pleasure of listening to the Lee
lures delivered by DR.. Downey, ofJackson, Ohio
upon the important subject Of Temperance at
this place during last week. As on orator he has
but few equals, and his manner Of handling the
subject il original and highly Interesting. The
DR.. has perfect comprehension Of the wants of
society, and presents . practical plan for per-
manent reform.
ills high time the people throughout the State
we're giving the subject of Temperance Reform
their attention. So much has been written and
said upon the subject that almost general apathy
prevails Many ore discouraged and point to the
past efforts of reformers to prove that oil efforts
are unavalllng, or at least Temporary In their
effect
But the trouble consists 10 the simple fact that
the true principles of reform have never yet been
resorted 10, and DIR. Downey has been especially
fortunate In his Investigation Of the subject, and
la advocating means OF reform which, ifadOpted,
win unqucstionaby prove the frat great step TO
permanent reform In Ohio.
Tho DR., proposes TO visit other portions of the
State, and we commend him To the friends OF
Temperance everywhere.
We would furthermore suggest 10 Young Mems
Christian Associations that by securing the DR..
to deliver his course Of Lectures before their as
zoelatlons that II will do more TO aid them In Sc
curing q great Temperance and Moral reform
than any thing else they can do
lie hns undertaken great work, TO which he
ls devotlng his rare talenta his time and his ener-
gies and we hope that the friends OF the great
cause In Ohio will aid him by bringing him into
the largest fields of labor 90 as to enable him to
gethis practical views into shape for Immediate
action.-- WGperly WdfchmaR
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-12-26
THE LAW MAKING POWER.

That excellent paper, the Cincinnati Gazette,
contends that the House Of Representatives has
no right TO refuse to vote money TO pay for the
purchase Of Russian America Tho Gazette
claims that as by the constitution Of the United
States, the President and the Senate arc Invested
with the treaty making power, foreign nations
have right to suppose that they will mako no
treaty which they have not the power to carry
out But the Gazette must also remember that
no money can be appropriated without the con.
sent Of the House Of Representatives, and that
foreign nations are just as much bound TO know
this fact, as TO know that the President and the
Senate possess the power to mako treaties. When
Russia orDenmark enters into treaty with tho
President and Senate, for the sale of territory TO
our Government, they are bound to know that
they must take the risk of getting an approprIa.
tIon through the House before they can get their
money.
This check, which the direct representatives of
the people have ppon dem6rallzed President,
and subsidized Senate, is one Of tho beauties and
safeguards Of our system Of Government. We
earnestly hope that the representatives Of tho
people, In the present distressed condition Of our
country, may refuse TO vote dollar 10 pay for
foreign acquisitions which may al any time So
eede from our Government, according 10 Demo
cratic logic. Tho case Of Texas ought 10 be I
warning 10 us for all time to come.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-12-26
RANDOM TmOU0HTs No. 50.
~ THE EDITOR.


Here We are again, at the end Of another year.
Another milestone Is reached, ON the road to
eternity Some Of my readers whonlI addressed
one year ago, have reached hOme. We win all
be there soon. This will be the last No. 50 of
Random Thoughts that some of you win read.
1t may he the last that will ever write. This
is solemn thought. 1t Is only question Of
time with us ALL As we all retire 10 rest when
all the world is hushed aud stlA, we reflect that
death Is sure. Itmay be very near. 1t cannot be
far from any of us. This should not cause q
slavish fear. We should all have our own business
both temporal and spiritual, sa arranged that we
can always be ready. To him or her who believes
that we shall live again, death is not so terrible
after all, Our friends leave us, one by one, and
soon our family ties greater over the river Of
death than they are here. Every member Of my
FIRMLY with whom lived, and enjoyed so much
happiness twenty five years ago is dead. Shall
see and know them hereafter7 Ifmy faith was
as strong as it perhaps should be, might say
with the poets
mot Jordans waves nor deaths cold Hood,
Could fright me from the Shore
But / must not indulge in this melancholy
strain. My theory is, to do all the good we can
We live in a world where there is work to do.
Let us do our part. When we die let us have the
consciousness that we leave the world In a some
what better condition than we found it, and that
too, because we have lived in it,
And now wish all my kind readers a happy
Christmas, and merry New Year. You have
been kind and nduIgent to me, during the past
year, and forgiven my many errors of the head
May God bless and prosper you. Good hight.
D. NJ
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-12-26
News of the Week.


Congress adjourned ever last week,
until after New Year.
johnson has sent in his message in
reference to the removal of Secretary Stanton.
There is report that Andy Joha-
son and Seward are about to buy Cuba, for one
hundred and fifty millions in gold.
The Manchester Gazette says that
= boy eleven years ofage, named Mckee, while
out hunting rAbblts, accidentally shot himself
through the body. He Is likely to recover.
The Fenian excitement still RACES
In England. The FenIans blew up Clerkenwell
prison, killing several persons. There Is talk
Of martial law being proclaimed In England.
Two men ran foot race in Chilli
eothe the other day. About ono thousand per.
sons stood in the snow four hours waiting to sec
the race. Large sums we're bet, and dispute
arising as to who won the race, a lawsuit is the
consequence.
There has been another fearful
railroad murder. train ran off the track twelve
miles from Buffalo, N. Y, on the Lake Shore
road. Two cars fell over an embankment and
then took Ore. or fifty passengers, only two
escaped alive. The Others were burned up.
The Chardon (Geauga County
Democrat, says that Mr.. Patchln, treasurer OF
that county, was knocked down at his once door,
and robbed Of $1,000, by some person who was
watching at the door. The treasurer was taking
the money TO deposit 1t in the safe. reward of
$500 Is offered for the arrest of the thief and
thA racnverV Of the nsnnav
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-12-26
THURaDAY,'H....s DEC. aO. 1897.
REaD TuTs...A PROrOaTTION.

In response TO my call for money my subscribers
have been coming in aud paving up for the Stan
dard do not adopt the cash system strictly,
because nearly all my subscribers are good.
Some never pay. Them drop, when find they
do not intend TO pay. But lose less than per-
sons do who are engaged in the mercantile busi-
ness, to the same amount.
Many of my subscribers say that ought to
reduce the price Of the Standard. l tell them
that no country paper of the same size, is fur
nished for less than two dollars. But as my sub
scrlbers have sustained me so generously through
the hard times Of high priced paper and labor,
propose to give them the benefit Of the slight
decline in the price of printing paper
Now any one who will send me three dsllars,
can have two copies of the Standard for one year.
But the cash must be paid In advance. All old
subscribers can have the benefit Of this offer. If
you have not paid in adyaAce, get one more sub
scriber, and then send me $500, for him and
yourself. If you have paid me $40 in advance,
get new subscriber, gefhIs 81, 90, keep the half
dollar, and send we s1,OO. That will give me
the $500 for the two.
NOWtIriends, II you VIII make little effort,
you can double the subscription to the paper in
short time. You can thus do me a service, and
OF the same time greatly benefit the cause. A
President and member Of Congress, and import
ant county officers will be elected next fall. Our
county is extremely close. Work is needed. Go
to work HOw.
The Standard will como out promptly each
week, printed on clean white rag paper. You
need have no fears Of It's playing out 1t is
stronger than 1t ever was before. There will be
important and valuable improvements made in
Its local department. Every family In Jackson
county should hayelt
Give this matter your attention at once, and
all can have the paper at 81, 80 per year, and at
the same time double the circulation and
usefulness Of the paper.
wish to say to my friends at the furnaces,
that will still take credit on any Of the furnac
books, under the above proposition.
D. MACKLEY.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-12-26
ANNUAL REPORT
TO THE HONORABLE JUDGE OF THE COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS, OF JACKSON G 90.

The undersigned Commissioners Of Jackson county, in
compliance with act entitled ian act to amend act
further to prescribe the duties Of County Commissioners
passed April 1885, and amended February 26h 1851 pass
ed April 16th 1861 herewith present their Annual Report
of the financial affairs of the said county, for the year end
ing August 3lst, 1867
The following statement will show in detail the Receipts
and Disbursements of the various amounts all of which is
respectfully submitted
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-12-26
PrOpe1.ty for Sale.

q WISH to sell oil my property in the town'of
L Portland, consisting O. q house and lot, front
ing on the railroad. hlso Blacksmith's Tools,
Carpenters Tools, acomplete set of Photograph
Instruments and materials, Household ID and
Kitchen Furniture, and numerous other articles
too tedious to mention.
vii sell all together, or in parcels to suit pur-
chasers. Call at the premises, and hear TERMS
ANY one desiring 70 carry on the business Of
PhOtogaphing, not understanding ii, will be In
structed, so as to enable them to carry on the
business, as the rooms are fitted up for that pur-
pose.
Dec. 26, EFT. HENRY MYERS.