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The Placer herald., 1867-01-12
Water Cure Physician,
No. ~ Masonic Temple, Post street.
SACRAMENTO. April 3Oth 1868

SACRAMENTO, April 30th, 1863
Dr.. G. NJ. BolENE; Dear Sir-lt is with pleas
ure and satisfaction that | now let you know of
my good health. Looking back upon what
have passed through, it seems as if | had been
lifted IRON the grave, and think it my duty to
acknowledge TO you and the world the benefit
derived IRON wafer baths 1t was in Aug, 1864,
when disease developed .seliwth a severe cough.
! then took medicines, getting worse with chlls
fevers, loss of strength, and was pronounced con-
sumptlve. This set me to thinking, and finally
determined to leave my business and go to the
Sandwich Islands, having been informed that
could not be cured Iwent to San Francisco. and
while waiting for ship called on DR., Bourne,
who stated that trip to the Islands would
probably result disastrously, and was unnecessary
as could be speedily cured at hs establishment.
placed myself under his treatment, and in one
week was so much improved thought coald risk
returning home and do my duty as engineer on
the Central Pacific Railroad. The Doctor object
cd but thought knew better, and returned to
duty In about two weeks my cough relurned,
and kept getting worse. and contrary to DR..
Bourne's Injunction, never to take medicines a.:
gain committed that folly. and soon was 80 CON-
pletely run down that could scarcely walk; 50
as a last resort, | concluded once more 10 try the
water cure went To. San Francisco few Of my
friends expecting me to return; in fact thought
nv return doubtful. On arriving at DR.. Bourne's S
establishment, February l4th, 1865, was not a.
Die to get into the bath without assistance, Dul IN
a few days begaa to recover myself again.
remained with him only six weeks, when felt
"a wiser and better man." without the aid of
medicine. | have now been at work several
weeks and find am gaining every day, aud at
present bid fair to he stouter than ever before
Persons visiting the Doctors establishment find it
Just what it shoald be, both in the ladies and gen
tlemcn's departments, and | cannot say too much
IN praise OF the Doctors kind attention to his pa
tiouts This letter l write for the benefit of all
the afflicted, to be used as the Doctor desires, and
should it be the means OF directing any to his
and treatment who las they assuredly will find
relief, will be paid for my trouble.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Engineer Central Pacific Railroad
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CONSTABLE'S SALE,

EpY virtue of an execution issued by A. n
ND Gambell, Justice Of the Peace of Township
No. 8, Placer County, State of California, on the
18th day OF December. A. D. 1866, and to me di-
rected in favor of Thos. J. Carge, and against
p. w. Thomas, judgment S2lS &C costs Sl9 SO
with interest from date on judgment at the rate
OF 10 per cent. per annum, l have levied upon,
seized and wifi expose to public sale. in front OF
Il. &. Poland's Office, in the town of Auburn, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of January, 1867,
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, all the right, title
interest and claim that the said p. W. Thomas
had OH the 9th day of December A. d. 1866, in
and to the following described property to-wit:
all that certain lot OF ground and the buildings
thereon situated, lying and being ia the town OF
Auburn, PlQcer county, California, and kncwn
as the residence and Law office of thc said P. W.
Thomas bounded on the east by the house and
lot OF Geo. Cbrisman on the south by Court street,
West by the old Roussin House, now owned by
Geo. Willmea and on the north by the Auburn
Ravine Turnpike, together with all improvements
fixtures and appurtenanccs thefeunto belonging
or anywise appertaining. All of which named
and described property shall sell as afosesad or
so much thereof as will be suflicient to satisfy
the above judgment together with the costs due
and to become due thereon.
VIM NJ. CRUTCHER,
Constable TIP. No. 8, Placer County. Cal
Auburn, Dec. %, lS66,-
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TROUBLE WITH TURKEY "A serious cfnbroglio
with our relations with the Divan has arisen, rs
follows: Ssrkis Minasan, who has for many
wears acted as the resident agent in Turkey for
the sale of DR.. J. G. Aver Co.'s medicines.
driven by the increase OF his business to a nnccs
si,y for more room, built his warehouse in Con.
stantinople several stories higher, after having
obtained the necessary permit from the author
ities The Imans Of ancighboring mosque, which
overlooked the premises demand large present
in money. which was refused, They then ap
plicd to the Grand Vizcr, for the enforcement of
an obsolete law requiring him to take down on
buildings to eighteen feet, which was granted. and
they commenced the work of demolition. Nina
sian then applied to the A mercan Minister. who
notified the Sublime Port that American proper
ty could not be so triled with, and that the de-
molition must cease. Then commenced the usual
course of Mussulman prevaricatons and promises
but no real redress. Finally Minister Morris
informed them if their dcpr9dations continued. he
should order the U. S. ships OF war to enter the
Bosphorus and Messrs. Ayers medical warehouse
would not be alone rooless. stroke OF his
pen could have laid the whole city under the
sweep of American cannon, backed by men who
are not schoolea in the lessons of fear. This
brought them to their senses and speedy redress.
Minasian has arrived in this country, to Pre-.
sent the case to our State Department for indem-
nifty. AT length ii is something to say among
'thc peoples OF the earth Il am an American
Z 'citizen!"-C Columbia Republican.
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Ns-Dr Bourne treats all diseases Of the throat,
chest and luugs, which includes diptheria, bron.
chitis incipient consumption, peursy, Group etc,
with great success. Great relief is atfoded in ad
vanced stages Of consumption. Rheumatism,
paralysis, neuralgia, fever and ague, dropsy, etc,
etc. are also cured quickly. pleasantly and eco
nomcally No medicine whatever.
CONFIRMATION STRONG OF AN INTEREST
ING LETTER.
SACRAMENTO, November 20, 1865.
DEAR DocroR: received your letter 4 few
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Engineer Central Pacific Railroad
SAN FRANCISCO, August 20, 1865

SAN FRANCISCO. August 22, 1860
Advised by the undersigned Mr.. Jas. Campbell,
Of the Central Pacific Railroad who was then in
most 1eporabe state of i'll health, placed him
self under the care of DR.. Bourne the Water Cure
Physician. Some six months aftcrward he visited
the city, when | accidentally met him at DR..
Bourne's establishment, and am happy to say, re-
stored to the enjoyment of good health, and in
fine spirits.
JOHN SULLIVAN.
The Placer herald., 1867-01-12

SPECIAL NOTICE. We would call the atten-
tion' of Of our readers to the Grover & Baker Ma
chimes. Their reputation is too we'll established
dor US to attempt word ia their favor, but
would advise any person wanting a reliable Fam
7ly Sewing Machine, to investigate these before
buying "a word 10 the wise is sufficient
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from The Democratic STANDARD, Jan. u g

.I
GLAD TO HEAR IT, For several months
Dr.. J. Ii. Josselyn, for the last six yehs so.,- o.
known as the Resident Physician OF the Foc--,-
pnthic Institute, G45 Washington s,t..,
lrancis2o, has contemplated retiring from h.
sitlon for the purpose OF accepting tho p
as Visiting Physician in one OF the lllt
tails in his native State. Massachusetts 1ho p
ter becoming known TO 4 number o,
gentlemen of San Frlncisco who teclir
gIeat loss would occur to the comm,:uily
withdrawal of a physician Of such scieu,iic
tanments as Dr.. Josselyn. needing ~. e.;
at which resolutions highly i,u6alc.y
Doctors abilities were passed and conn.
gentlemen appointed TO wait upon hm. ~.
the resolutions and urge him to give up ''s
tention Of leaving the State. and continue a T.
present position. The arguments Of the (rn.--
tee facilitated by certain pccunary plopas'
made by the directors Of the Institute. l.
duced the Doctor TO retain his position as
dent Physician. We announce tha success oc
negotiations with satisfaction, as it We I'll h
been difficult for the numerous patients a.
heretofore relied on the Doctor for suirut
successful treatment to have found anOih.rrr
clan capable Of filing his place
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PIONEER WATER CURE.
DIR. BOURNE'S BATHS
g:1> PERFECT CURES GUARANTEED, -sii.N
(according to agrcemcnt)
IN ALL CASES.
FOR THE CURE OF NEURALGIA.

Paralysis, Rheumatism. Bronchitis. Consump-
tion (iucpent), Plcurisy, Fever and Ague, all
other tevels. Dropsy, Eryspclas. Colds, Coughs,
Oak Poisoning, Oor which Dr.. Bourne discov-
cred the only scientific and certain cure). Dys.
pepsia, Dreams" Sexual Weakness, the re-
moval Of Mercury and all other mineral poi
sons, etc. The methods adopted by Dr. Bourne
are the most pleasant. the safest, quickest and
most reliable ever discovered. .E SAVE
YOUR TINE, Comfort and Money, by employ
ing DR.. Bourne.
Consultations FREE. by Mail or Express, or
personally. Send or call for q circular OF recon-
mendation, references certificates of cures etc.,
which are not bogus, but given by we'll known
and responsible individuals.
The Placer herald., 1867-01-12
To Dr. Bourne, San Francisco.

Dr. Bourne takes the liberty to publish the above,
as many persons had propbesied his relapse into
his former condition on returning TO his duties, OF
the writer of AN Interesting Letter." whose
statements concerning the cure ola well defined
case of consumption have attracted so much attcn-
tion TO the Water Cure. as improved upon and
practsed hy DR.. Bourne This additional testimo-
ny must prove satisfactory to all reasonable minds.
1t should be remembered that Dr.. Bourne uses no
medicines whatever, and that his patients almost
universally are those who failed to receive relief
from the medical practitioners: yet they are cured
with great rapidity, and in pleasant aud agree
able manner. No. 10 Masonic Temple. Post street
entrance. septl5 ly 3D
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6l5 Washington Stl


South side, between Kcarny and Montgomery
y. ii. JOsSELYN, IN. .,
on the sign. With these remarks we leave
interest of the Institute with the public, 1
only the same generous confidence and patror .
thus far awarded to it. The record shows oy.
thirty thousand consultations and very ',,s
amount OF suffering relieved.
Persons wishing to consult the Resident I'!ysr
clan by Letter, can DO so with the utmost III.
dence, and can, il they wish, have Elecuic,l,c =
dies sent to all parts Of the State; all Rer' 0l.o.
sent from the Institute warranted to be ~, (.
All letters must be addressed plainly ]. L TOo
SELYN, NJ. D. Box 1916 San Francisco, @,
II lettors will be destroyed or returned, ~ d.
reeted hy the writer
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SAN FRANCISCO.

days since asking for my photograph, which will
attend to as soon as convenient. Al present am
very busy, on account of the stormy weather, be-
ing out at all times, both night and day, and am
enjoying very good health. apprchendlng no dam
ger, if properly careful rs every one should be.
have read my letter in the Call and in other pa
pcrs, and have been asked several times concern
ing it, and whether it is correct and say can
vonch for its contents and more if required and
80 can good many others who knew me at the
time. remain your friend.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
To Dr. Bourne, San Francisco.
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or six for SIS, and 50 per dozen. Sent TO any
part OF California and T. s.. sealed and postpaid
on receipt Of price. Address
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Nov. 10th, l9C6-Gm
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SAN FRANCIrCO.
TIE ELECTROPATHEH fNSTiTf
CAS- ASKING TON STgsT.t
J. II. J0SSEL LXN. Js-,.
Re,ident K'hysiciaa.
Rc,idcnt K'hysiciaa.

THE DIRECTORS OF THIS CETEBH T.
/ Medical Institute wish to thank the H.
for the generous manner in which they haze
tained the Resident Physician With their 'at.l
age. 1t is now six years since the in-ti 4'c e'
established: during that time there has beaH Cr
THIRTY THOUSAND CONSULTATiN>
in all cases. where the diseases WAS cur1oe.
a PERFECT AND PEsMANL.NT 81 -
Has been performed. Malicious cha!n e
opened traps in close proximity To the lc-t ,,u
adopting similar names, hoping to aitr
unwary; but their failure 10 do 50 Is pct.e
apparent-for the business has not been -luo'
in the least. but has gone on Increasing +
fulnrss and profits in regular ratio. ona l.t
dent Physician has by careful study ana &C. Pcs,
cnce within the last few years been succ. ~
discovering new electric remedies which ~.
superior to any before used in the hcaung
and he can
Warrant them TO Cure
All cases for which they are used. or nts...
charges for services. They will he iorv. d,
any place in The Pacific States upon ,.c via
of a letter stating the disease with eyYr -.
the age and sex OF the patient
The Female Medicine
Discovered and used by the Re iu"H'
clan. are the only remedies which 'rc
sure to have the effect. The lare-
eases in which they have been used. -
tee of their success.
Great care shonld he taken in VISITING I'
stitutc, to remember the name,
i l. l. CT r o p ATH &c INSTTT
Gi5 Washington Street,
between Mont gomcry and Kearny a,fa.p
J. ~. JOsSEEyv,
EEAIprNr Pr .tc.t>
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THE PEOPLES FRIEND, NORTH AND
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xuLu.EK.-TIIE GREAT FAMILY MED
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Tuken Internally ltcNrcs saddcn colds. Coughs,
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DIGESTION, cramp and pain in the stomach, Bowel
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ = CHuRcm.-The Rev. N. r. Peek will
=, a;v;ne service in Auburn, at the M. Z
Church every Sunday at II o'clock, A. NJ, and at
n o'clock, p N.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

N6VVVVS OE
Loss Of Memory, Premature Decay, &c.
Learn how to cure yourself without feeling any
4uack or anybody else. Send your address or
postpaid envelope, with five cents, to Box 81,
Doslon, Mass. apr ly
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an essay of
warning and instruction for Young Men. Also
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers with sure means of relief. Sent free of
charge in scaled letter envelopes. Address DR.
J.SKlLLlN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
rnl'ade'phia' IA. je23 ly.
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CAUTION.

Persons seeking The ElcctropNthic Insttut,
should be careful TO remember the name an,
number.
Il ECT p.iTkFsC INSTlTUTA
NHnshiuofo., Strocs
The Placer herald., 1867-01-12
below Rre few OF the OpfuiCr -I
Press Of California;, which are su. .1
to the Public:

[I'rom the Red Bluf lad, pendent, jan. .. ~,
ELECTRoPATHY The readers OF t. /. srt
particularly requested to read the adv .t, W..
OF the "Electropathic lnstitute,' Gt5 v. =
ton street, San Francisco, to be found in ho'
column Of this paper, The remarkable i
have been effected by Dr.. J. H. Yyssel>
Resident Physician oi the Institute q. .ae
past six years, has gained for this ea'l''
reputation that has never been couaile
medical establishment on this coast. In Gos
female irregularities especially, DR.. ossel 4
gained an invaluable reputation, and wa :,
cious parlors Of the Institute arc tontu,ly
cupied by ladies' taking relief from thu.
blea.
Dr. Josselyn pays Particular attention 10 IL.
treatment Of cases in the interior Of the t..4
and upon receipt OF fall description 81. IS
disease OF which the applicant is So uulor.oi .. .
as to 3o aillictcd accompanied with Il veal &"
fictitious address. sends per Wells. Nuec
Co. medicines that he warrants TO ca.
disease, without The slightest injury ic de-,
lie uses no mercury or mineral poison. -
remedies used are known as "llectic' ana ..c'
of them are OF his own discovery. peiscu, .,lp. ,
ing Themselves under the treatment oi Dl.
Josselyn may rely upon rot only iecei,
rect aud successful treatment hui upon l. .c,.
ti,n and secrecy.
The Placer herald., 1867-01-12
No. 10 MASONIC TEMPLE,

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SAN FRANCISCO.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-30
THE EVANSVILLE DAILY AUGUST

8th. Should any horse break from
his trot or pace, it shall be the duty
of the driver or rider to pull his
horse to a trot or pace Immediate
~, and in case the rider or driver re-
fuses to do so. The penalty shall be.
that the next best horse shall have
the heat. Should the rider or driver
comply with the above. and he should
gain by such break, twice the distance
so gained shall be taken away on the
coming out. A horse breaking on
the score shall not lose the heat by
so doing. zfs So
9th. In all cas- es Of dispute, not
provided for in the foregoing rules,
the Judges for the day will decide
finally.
10th. No person shall be allowed on
the Judges Stand, but the Judges
and Officers of the Fair.
! 18th. A distance for mile heats
shall be one hundred yards.
18th. The time between heats shall
be twenty minutes for mile race,
and five minutes added for each ad-
ditional mile,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-30

ners, and as persons who cannot ap-
preciate the honor and sacredness of
such acharge,we do make this, our
most solemn protest, against those
flags passing into their hands. We
protest, in the name of our fallen
comrades, in the name of their
widows and orphans, In the name of
our comrades who suffered long and
painful Imprisonment at Anderson
vile and elsewhere, in the name of
the loyal soldiers of Kentucky and of
the nation.
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
lutions be sent to Thomas E. Bran
lette, Secretary of the Senate, and the
Clerk of the House of Representa-
tives, Governor of the State, the Sec
rotary of War, and the Adjutant Cen
eral of the army. g'.'1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-30
The PardOning Power.

Governor Baker has adopted the
| following rules, in order that due care
| may be observed in the exercise of
| the pardoning power: 5s.-
/. Petitions for pardon should set
forth all the facts of the case, and
state the grounds upon which the
pardon is asked; and should be ac-
companied by recommendations of
officers and citizens of the county in
which the conviction took place, and
ty different from that in which the
trial occurred, there should also be
recommendations from officers and
citizens of the county in which the
offence was committed.
2. A statement of the substance
of the evidence, certified by the
Jud e who presided at the trial, or
the Prosecuting Attorney who con-
Quoted the prosecution, must also be
furnished.
B. If statement of the substance
of the evidence cannot be obtained
from the Judge or Prosecutor, the
reason why it cannot be obtained
should be stated, and then a state
ment of any other officer or credible
person, I(verified by affidavit,) who
heard the evidence may be substitu-
ted.
4 The official opinion of the Board
of Directors and officers of the Peni-
Tertiary in which the applicant may
be confined, as to whether the appli-
can't is or is not a proper person to
receive Executive clemency, should
be filed. 20 p ia3 = a.s = IT.. :, ~.
5, 5. If the applicant is confined in
county jail, the opinion of the Board
of Commissioners of the county should
be submitted for that of the Directors
of the State, Prison. 'i
9th. IF judgment was pronounced
on plea of guilty, and no evidence
heard on the trial of the case, a copy
of the indictment or information must
be furnished, so that the precise
nature of the offence may be under
stood n5it
7th. The certificate of the Warden
of the prison wherein the convict is
confined, as to the conduct of the
prisoner is also required to be fled
with the papers.