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The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
LEGAL NOTICES.


q uut. 81 In slas District uFE - the fiith
die4I Dssifies.P- 3. ligsa. Fiaatin y>J H. Hskry
r sls Defendants Acraon brugiit IN the bisircf Court
~ tie finn Judicial District. ard The eeiapsint ed in
the fc~ os r,s Cle said nsitic Ctnrt. The le
lie u tI- STA of California, send greeting i j. Hs
key. r. M,at,ss. A. J. Nrinhafd j. L. stsEiesaat aad
Jsfrv schooling lS;ar NinifE Ce@
NoH hereby required T. APPEAR IN an artion brought
rrest,: yen t.iBed Paint g IN the District
Carf ud eEi district afd tr the Cpgny
Tuulgmie ami the complaint Fled therein.
copy 81 aich accompanies Is sfi,n,'Ij within ter days
exc-g. ~ day srrgic the setXiee yon
this susnmnnsif served atn this eaunlY. il we'd
oat is conbIy Int within this Jadlcsl District within
twenty days ii we'd Il said District. then with
in forty days-Or Judgment by default viii be taken
Rg gaRst you.
The said action is brought to obtain Judgment against
for tae sum OF six bundiu eighty s4-N0 dollars
With interest thereon from May - lsE ai Gusts of snt
all ab!v sn t. : tind Coin This Plaintiff alleges ts
said uf $3.50 ~ k bdsnce due him yon
g3s. and merchandise ami delivered u Yea
a. yuur special request between january lst. 1885, ahd
May - 1859, AMI II y1u fail so appear sud answer the
said Compliant above s,quhrd the Plaintiff viii take
Judgment 10y dein against soa or the amount prale
for ia complaint.
tive. nnder my hand ard the Seal Of the District
Court Of the tifth Judicial District, this lsih
day of Aagast in fhe ear ot onr Lori one
IL. s. tfausabd eli lat hundred AMI siNts s-nlnr.
X. T.. tiAEBIN ER Ci-r6.
BY !. .. PuIIEE DeTuty.
fSe1
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
IN SUR 4 NOE,
BOOZE a GEN CT LS.

TgNhe undersigned havit the exclusive agency fnr sa
Z tlIn. ing named Wei ks in Il iumue and Cs.a
vi each county fT <uh>cTttef
t., thei With elegant steel ensravings sha;
soii oay hl subscription.
The Handwriting o G.N In Egypt Sinai and the llols
Land tle rtis q" journey Ia m the Grsst Valley o.
the the Sacred Places Of the hasf bN Rev. ~
ksni ,li with Diagram ard nun su- illustrations
Ii is charming hs'k. rscy. fascinating Snd in
and shouid sorn the u. aud eabie
every family in the State
Tie LsS. Itn>e, by that beautiful writer. E 4
Pollard This work has had sale ui nearly hundres
Thousand ptes.
Nen ufa Times. by usrtie; Eeecher Stowe.
- Lille af StuneSs Ia. ks.a :; Gi'to hobi. 4. ee.
keuan llerses AND Nsrtyis." by .sohu Savage,
a. " vsrlng ot tie GIaSs ny J.,slu Ester Ike.
s.Sent Coiumis and vicinity vr these two sterlins
Fire Insurance Isenl ami fCetix-tie ftV"f
eS in this county Viii sslicit risks Ia Lie
Accidental policies in the OLD Travellers Insurance c..
.; IlArttsrs. Clan.
Yearly subscIto, received far al leading nssspsrert
Magazines pGhlishe& California and the Atlantic
StSfes
Recorder Of mining claims in Columbia District.
CuAs. II. BROWN.
Office st the Columbia News Depot
Columbia, 8 lst, lSSS sspS Il
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

Judge, wha Is now respected wIdower
on the shady side Of fifty, with five children,
full of fun and trohe. ever ready for Joke tu
give or take. was barteyed, the other evening.
hy Miss of tive-and-twenty for not taking
another wife. She urged that he was hale
aud hearty, and deserved matrimonial mess
mate. TIE Judge acknowledged the fact
admitted that he was convinced hy the elu-
quence Of his fair friend that he had been
trus far very remiss. aud expressed contr-
ton for the fault confessed, ending with offer
ing himself to tae lady. eni telling her she
could not certainly reject him after having
pointed out Ia him his heinous offence. The
lady replied size would be mos; happy to take
the situation SO uniquel advertised, and be-
come bone Ct his bone and flesh oshis tlesh, bur
there was one. IL her, serious obstacle. "WoH,
said the Judge, "name it. MY profession is
to surn,onnt such impedments.h "Ah,
Judge, this is beyond your power. have
avowed il ever j marry a widawer he must
have ten children "fen children! Oh,
that's rothing," says the Judge, IN give
you five. nGw, and my note on demand IN II.
en.ments for the balance" The lady said
she would close the bargain.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
Sonora, Big Oak Flat
AND
CoU!TE2ViLLE STAGE
LINE.

Shortest and Best Route for 10 SsnaHe Valley.
fkNIS SONORA AND CoULrERYILLE STAGE from
4 aat after N)NbAY. sept lith, ISIS will leave the
Guy ilfei, Sar on MONDAYS. Wednesday and Fridays
at "ctTS. A. NJ. passing through Jamesta Vn. Mon
teZu'nt Chimes" Camp, Jacksonville. Big C,k Flat aud
"T"se anu arriving at Iou.teIvile same day st
O'Clock
Returning will leave City " tel Chuterville on Tues
Ns thusdWs an >aturdiys, connecting with Stookton
stages at Chinese Camp
DAILY Liae of stages leaves Sonora for SACRAMENTO
Murphy, Mockelunine Hill and the Big Trees.
S. SIIoUP, Proprietor
S1nora, September 18th. 1sss.-n
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
To EENALES.

When female Is in trouble. afflicted with disease
weakness the back and limbs pain in the head, dim
sEht loss of muscular power ialpitatun of the
heart rriialy extreme urinary difficult
ties arrangement of digestive functions, general debility,
vagintis all diseases of the womb, hysera. sterllty,
and all other diseases peculiar IL females she should go
write To- the celebrated female doctor, X.
Dalerty his Ntict Institute. aud consult him about
her troubles and disease The effecting
cures other physician in the state Of California
false elicacy prevent but apply Immediately
and Yourself from pninfn suef fngs and premature
death All married ladies' whose delicate he 'th or other
circumstances prevent in their families should
write, ar call Al Dr. W. X. D,herty's N4lca Institute,
and they possible relief aud help. The
Dctrs Offices are arranged that he be Consulted
without fear of observation.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

TAKING TuE CRAMPs.-One afternoon, late
ly, number OF persons were gathered on the
bridge near tho foot of Galvcz street, New
Orleans, looking at the food which spread
everywhere around tfem. Among them was
youth auired in tho latest fashion, and as
.iduouely devoted to n Grecian bend which
was surmounted by n very pretty face. Ex-
cessively witty and agrecahls the gentleman
made himself, and reoouned with much NO
parent unction similar experiences which he
had encouterei in former years. Whilst elal-
Grating an instance of daring bravery when
he had rescued three ladies in storm Mt sea
hy his expert swimming aud great presence
OF miud. the man stepped too near the edge
of the bridge, md, before be was aware oi
the danger, t1mbled over. HIS shrek was
l,ke that ot lncomotive.
"llel?! help!'' he cried frantically.
"SwiM around, some one cried.
.Ican't. llelrme; I'm drowning - came
bllling trcm the water.
Assistance was Immediately given him, ana
he was soon drawn out. wet and chilly, and
very much cres,iaien.
"Why, James. thought you could swim, =
remarked The lady.
Il can" was the stu thorn reply: 'but
when Tell over there. / took tie cramps. "
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
TO TIE AFFLICTED.

nH W. X DoRsRTY returns his sincere thanks TO Ills
numerous pstieuts for their patronage, and would take
this oppruni remind tht that he continues tocon
suit the &" chronic diseases Of the
Lungs. Liver, Kidneys. digestive and Genitotrlnary
Organs and all private diseases viz: syphilis in ali 1t.
forms and stages Seminal Weakness. and all tho horrd
of selhnse, Gannrrh0a elect structures
Nocturnal and Dtnsi Emissions. Sexual Debility. Dis
eases of the Back and Los, Inflammation of tie ead
der and Kidneys, aud he hopes that his long
experience and successful practice will &C atlnue to
insnre him share of pnhi'c patronage. Iy the prac
ticc oI nuv years in Europe and the United States,
he is enabled 10 nppy The most efficient and sue
remedies against diseases of all kinds He uses nc
mercury charges treats his patients IN cor
an6 honorable way and has references of unqueson-
h, veracity n known responsibility aud nigh
standing ia society. All parties consulting him. by lste-
or otherwise will receive the best and entlest treatment
aud Implicit secrecy.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
To the Unfortunate.
NEW. REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES.
DIR. GSssIsDN', DESPESSAR
Horrible Diseases.
Feh. p. lS6J-lv

How many Thousands of persons. both male ana eha'e
ire there who suffering miserable existence rom
rho effects of secret indulgence. from vFis ahsu"d
mo the system Look AT their pal, emacjated and DIS
ikr,ed ces aud their broken down constitutions us
modifying them Tor the happiness oi marriage "l e r-
ovnlent of life. In ths hurrd situation thtrsa'ss
Uti death ciuseS the >cene. Let parents, gn'rd ana
rienls terd those Fo suffering from any "f teSt
orrble lifie> truying maadiesste that ,htS are care
II and cured before late Send them linmedi'
ttely Dr. Gibbon, physician who has ih"e P'N'ie
diseases his especial study Ter years ana VINO J. Ce''H
q cure the most uveertte without mercury :" aht
niu drugs. II is important t" those Hus'ieU' CT 70
hose WHO are interested the welfare uf their lf'eS tn
p careful If the macy pretended doctors "h' ihiest an
eS ulshnr theii skill in Curiug all di-tSes ~ lew
laws, imposing upon the pubc hy using nanies "i emf
ieut physcigus from Europe and other places he ,hee
ore careful AMI make strict enquiry you may il into
he hands OF those chttlttaiS.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

plueky old Democrat az Van Vert. sew
en'y Years Of ase, had his leg broken hy u
horse, at blacksmith shop, a lew days ago
"hen the doctors arrived, his first question
was; "Wsll be able IA go ~ the polls and
Vote for PeniIeton ~ EechQnqe.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
To coppI~pnVnFHTS

Patients residing in any part of the tate however lis
tant who may desire the opinion and advice ~ Dr. DOH
ertv in t cir reSpeciv eases and who think proper to
Suhur written OF Such in preference IL hold
ig per~,nal interview, respectfully assured that
t.r communications will he held most sacred and conf
fileniia
II rue case he fully and candidy described personal com
nur.4tsu viii te nrnecP>sarV. instructions M Diet
p,jpn and the general treatment al the itself I'm.
udinu the rrueaiiesl will he forwarded without delay,
ini in -urh as I" convey n" isa of the pur-
,.,,t "A the letter nr y rca transmitted.
Eas9 nhy letter nr "therwise-FREE. Per-
naueut cure suaraliersi at nav. address
". X DNiILETY. ". n,
san Francisco. California
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

A Mr.. Frank Cox tooS a fnur-wheeled velo-
cipede, placed it upan the Union Pacific rail-
way trask at Cheyenne, gnt sbaar9 Of it, and
rode the ching on wheels" 10 Omaha.
distance of SIT miles, making the trip in FIVE
days arriving at Omaha Monday evening.
oae day be made los miles. stopped a; every
bridge, and only run the velocipeGe six hours
each day.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

IL there Is anybody under the canister of
hesven that | have in utter excres>ence, ,
SAID Mrs. Partineton, ut is the slanderer
gong about Ike boy-constructor, circulating
his caiomel upon honest folks
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
Ayers Agguo Cure,

For Fever aud Agle. Intermittent Feve-,
Chill Fever. Remitteot Fever, Dumb
Ayue, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from mal2rioaS, ma-5h, or m12Srnat-o
poisons.
As its nar,e nnijes, IT does C,-e. and docs rot
fal. Containing neither Arsenic. Qunine, Bismuth,
Zinc, other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, il in noyvise iniureS any patient. The
number and mnortance OF its cures in the acue dis
tirts are literally hevnnd account and we helievc
without parallel in the history of AgIle medicine.
Oar pride is grafifed hv the acknowledgements we
receive Of the radical cures effected in obstinate
cases. and where other remedies had wholly faleti.
Una .rlimaied persons. either resident IN.
travelling tn ourf masmat~ lo,elities, will he pro-
tc,tei bv taking the .5GTE CURE daily.
For Jir-, Com rf0ipfS. arising from toTniditv
Of tho Liver il Is IN excellent remedy stimulating
the Iivn~ into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Comnlaints, ii il
an ex-ellept remedy, p~ndurinS MANY truly
markable cures where other medicines he'd failed.
Prenarei hv DE-. i c. ArEe.& Co., Practical
and Analv;.cSi Chemists, LoIel, Mass, ard sold
all round the world.
PRICE, 500 PEE BOTTLE.
so'db IDru-si.is aud L callers In Ne d
;ciGe T. cry. nc
CRANE & BRIGHAM,
San Francisco.
Wa oIEsALE AeESIs,
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
Ayers Cherry PGctoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
such as Coughs, Colds, Whoopins
Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma,
and ConSumption.

Probably never before i'll the whole history of
medicine has anything won so widely and so deeply
upon the con,ien ,e OF mankind, as tdis excellent
remedy Tor pulmonary complaints. Through Il long
series of years, and among most OF the races of
men It has risen higher and higher IN their eStlma.
ton, as il has become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
OF the lungs and throat have ,naOe ii known
liable protector against them. While adapted 10
mil Ter forms nf disease and TO young children, 1t IS
at the sGne time the post e1ectual remedy that
he given for incipent consumption, and thC dam
cerous affections CT the throat and lungs. As pro-
vision against sudden attacks of Group. it should
be kept on hand in every family, and indeed Is all
are sometimcs subject to colds and coughs, al
should be provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled Consumption Is thought IL
durable, still great numbers of eases where the dis
case seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by tie
Cherry PectOral. So complete is its mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate of them yield to II. When moth
Ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Fec
foral they subsde and disappear.
singers ard Padfic SpcdisefS 1iad great pro.
lection from it.
.4sthma is always relieved ald of1e2 wholly
cured by it.
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking tic
C;tcrry Pecfor0t i'll small and f.equel: doses.
So generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here, do
than assure the pubic that its qualities are fuuj
maintained.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
Gbe Qniun 9fmorrat.
ARcmarLable ssLooimi.,.c-..

DR.. n. I. True, Schnol Superintendent Of
Oxford county, Maine, has made special re-
port concerning n schnni mistress in that
State aud her work. lleT name j. Iesfa
Howard. aud she teaches in the towa of
Bethel. She il 55 years DID, and has taught
20 terms cf private and public school Yet
ur. True SAYS she is far in advance of mos
wong teachers, instead Of being anuqnated.
The following are extracts from the account
offhe school:
She commenced her afternoon session by
saying that she did not think i, best 10 setthe
chlldren immediately 70 work upon their stud
les, because they had been Mt their play, and
were not in the best condition for close appll-
cation. She therefore took a second Prpgres-
sive Reader. and read story as badly she
could. aud let them correct her faults. She
then read IL correctly. and as one would talk,
nnd oil eyes we're fixed on her. She then
called register of scholars hy numbers. who
answered bg their names and ages. Among
them vas a Winti.ld Scott, General Fremnat,
aud other prominent names; and as they
were announced she had word TO say about
their history, without scarcely stopping her
register. She then made them all take their
books on, Of their seats together. without
noise. No states were ia h;t the desk. oi books
a. lie shuffied. She selects captain for each
of the smaller classes. who steps cut and calls
the class out hv numbers. Books are MI
held alike. This makes them executive
scholars.
In reading. small children repent the sane
word till they can command il ia the sentence.
and then they ref d il in concert. In SPELL
ing, they foli their arms. with the book un-
der tie left arm. Sometimes she spells the
words and they pronounce them. Ths wns a
fine exercise. She made them pronounce
correctly, cow. how, now, bov. row. They
made graceful bow in leaving for their seats.
Each class has a definite time for studying
lesson, and the teacher calls their attention to
IL at the moment.
They came out to read with folded arms,
read with strong emphasis. and naturally.
She makes them lork Mt her lips, and she
pronounces words ronhd all full. and makes
them do the same after her. While houring
class reading, if class is studying geogra
ply, she will suddenly call their attention 10
some point in the lesson. ami then go right
on with the reading. She will call upon
tcholar by surprise to rise md tell something
about the lesson she is studying. This was
done With great prcmptness. This also kept
them on the alert. She has bouquets all
around the room. and maps and pictures on
the walls. to make the room look pleasant.
Not Book or pencil is heard prominently.
She questions them in what they have read.
In spelling. they give familiar definitions in
their own language, and nre required to pro-
nounce each letter fully and forcibly.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

Many years ago tso invalid physician s.
Island ST. c-oz 10: their hea experienced a2l Witnessed md
5- there p- tAai,va Lko
s,s haiti; I'D inquiry l history
c. virtues Ia delighted aa surprised after lis recovery,
which occurred a.eei possible TO procure Ao so right aoua::c-o
aal the United States.
- TIE celebrated PLANTATION 3S tAus @ kaowa 10 TIE woa FIAS'
CAI 3S bs2J a-: Ct -o2 :., founded principles end
relying vo- ~ i! a2 cg. wo&ei rapid
ten Il tlo hs a32 d s1a A3.:aao v l ever Tie civilized
vc- -o c-bls: --3;o. tanca q ha2 I'D tAa demand fr
taa PLANTATION e-: TIE abilities To
Notwithstanding the importation Of S. C- gl2-a r IL,
pounding o Bitter. to q7 ia23oT1aa therefore ,aa necessary
thai a Eagl a. made 1l 81
dispatched to S. TAa2s f t3 pss L, Wa Ir-aa in securing aad
leasing several plantations son: O.: M .> al roaa:va estates tho
Island Ia,s, stills al r.os e:.i a5i; aa- wA u:
i the NATIVES TAos,cv c-:e2:al a2l natives the Island
cured al vay rcac TIE PLANTATION G-1-za5 position
r Laboratory. a A ra7 s.. c-az Rum needed i caa2u:
t. C2-A7 Ds7-2 -o-5 AND I931A2 TIE above CT: represents
TIE natives crushing TIE al , preparing It for A,ss a-a presses
As a2.ao:, to EeTa. al --t hilarious T Dyspepsia and
k2a s,as tie To PLANTATION T--.32S u2as.al in tho
hs7 nI.3a d9';,l annually TAy
adapted I'd aal y,-a AL i 72oy a5eaaso IN TASTE a.. always
r.oiucc elia.e ha.eIc.a.
TT .
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

Maximilian's island estate in the Adriatic
nae been sold. Tho we'll kept forests will be
cut down to give place to hmekilns, and the
Castle built by Richard Cnur de Lion will be
made bathing house.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

Samh". why am dat niger down de hole
oh de d'a' like a chicken in &c egg?''
II give um up"
Cause be couldn't git out if it wasn't FOR
dc hatch" 'e'
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
Snrn,1Ar,,i,rnmn

Dr DnIIERTY has inst published an importsn Mt pannh-
let ertivng his views and experiences in relation
20 mna Yiry. being short treatise Sperrla-
tnrrh seminal Weakness Ne vnns and PHYSICAL De-
hv consequent this afectioa and other diseases of
the S.xual organs.
This little work contains information of the utmost
all. whether married single, and be sent
FREE mail receipt of lXCENTS in postage stamps
for return postage.
Address, W.K. D0HERTY. NJ r..
3cl2 San Francisco Cal.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
c. Q Q D n 6 w 6
Fer Those who Read
GREAT REDUCTION IN TIL: PRICES
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
AT STREETS BOOKSTORE.

EH L. STREET, having purchased the NEWS. BOOK
8 A and STATIONARY business Uf j. X Hanson vii
conduct it in the liberal aud obiigng manner
OF his predecessor.
POST OFFICE ard CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH
OFFICE a Streets Book
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
Cuick Cures aud Moderate Chsrgesi

DIR. ". X. DOIIERTYS
Pirate Neciicai and Sisyjcal institute
sacramento street betw MONTGOMERY opposite the Ia
cine Mail Steamship Cos uthce. Private entrance
Leidesdoin street san Francisco.
EsiaIlislea expressly TO afford TIE afflicted
souad and scieitifc Medical Aid. IN Me
treatment and care Of all Private and
Chronic Diseases, cases n secre.
cy aid all Secual disorders.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

STREETS B0oI. STORE Is the best place in Sonora I,
buy School Books. Blank Books. Stationery. Photograph
Albums Knives, Toys Cigars, Tobacco. ETC., etc del9
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
SenntnnlW Weakness.

Seminal emissions the consequent of self-ahuse- This
,v the youth n hnt a., ''nrst unttmtrd extent
producing with uuerru2 cert1iafY, the tilu" tram
Il uorlt symptoms, unrs> ciuatte N >lentlhc meet
caI measures. viz >nW cnntenance dark spots uuder
the eyes main in the heat. ringug IN thc ear noise Ike
he rustnr If leaves and u,ting OF chaIifs, nh,a>i
ness about the laus OF The limits c'ni'se Wis
on HUNTED loss nf cunhlenre DIN ence IN ap-
rachinr strangers. dislike I" p-m new acn"nta'es
t,m,,lton 10 >lun society. ss ~ memory hectic Ro>H
s nmpleS ana various eruptoDS about the 1We tu'ra'
tongue feiid breath tliS. conSunrt ~. nlc Swt'ts
tnu,mnuia aud treqhent insanity IT telei Is not "'-
fained t. sufferer should apply immediately either IN
person nr letter and have cure elie ted hy MS new
and scientific mode treating this d'seLse, "e never
f,ils of ef.ctnv quick and radical CURE Dr. e. VIII
i've One Hundred Dollars perscn who VIII Pr W
tsf,ctoriIv hn, that he cured ot this complaint
hy either Of the san Francisco qutckS.
DOCTOR GIBBON is responsible and viii give to each
ma rieut written instrument binding himself 10 effect
radical and neraaueut ar make a charge
Persons at distance may he CURED Al lt'Nt hNah
dressing Letter Or. tiihbln stating case sNiht MS
I.nth Of time disease has continued and have neil
ii, es promrtIy trwarIe free from tiHage ana curiosity
10 ANY art Of the country, with 'uli aud aIn directions
for use f,r Ter Daars. in registered let'er OF
through Wells. Fargo -
address nr J. F. GIBB0N CO. Keary street cornt r -
Commercial san Fr ncisc,,. Pt "iic" r'N @a2 ColSui
tatiou FKEE Private Enirdnce c!iColmrTciai.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

REtlt, A female boss of the situstiop.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

SOLE AGENT for ell the radinc daily and weekly IA.
srs Of California. Eastern publications furnished
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
Cau.ion,o the Unfor,unate.

p.r,-s of San Francisco qu,cks and pretendtrs who
with hacus sworn t. certicrtes. dupe the uu"'IN.
az e ~ sts led dcers whose are to be t'" !"
All to daily and weekly papers of San Francisco an" 'e
rlras are tr,.iee me and become to lazy I" ""i '"
their trade Some tin>miths. st'ein'kers he"SPApe
ca rriers Intelligence offire keepers eic: s@"h over m
paton In IL Look the nireci'ty TOR looZ I've
vay 10 avoid iln, is MAKE nlniy 1T VIII es
,nir .nd may save You STets, 1r aiN"FtNi4E
~, sia,,s in eight out o ten are bogus te'e T. "
t.,v ,n trnstng any a. them Till yon know WI" ana
- ,tav ara DR. tsthbpu dues Hat ':"cciNe p"i" hH
-; Is-,s ri;-s certificates pretended pttiet>
tr,srs etc pr Gihhon Will satisfy pers n " n th'N
,lI AZ h Office Of his ability 10 treat Diseases t"' ne
prop e. cure. a.
a. Persons Wrtin!t Dr. Gthh n will please state tue
,.r1e of The paaer taey his advertisement m
feb Is, iS69-ly
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

August. u. lsG9. -2i--am