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The union Democrat., 1869-01-30
Summons.

EN THE JUSTICES COURT OF TIE THIRD TOWN
ship in the County OF ruoumne State tCaiornia-C
b. Cuting j. r.Beni. WatrouS, Plaintiff, against Chon
Hop Lee d Co. Defendants. Summons.
The People State California send greeting to
Chon Hop Lee n Co. Chon iChu Chu, Defendants -
You hereby required to appear before me at my Office
in the the Third Township, the County OF Tuoumne,
action against you by the above named Plain
tf and the Complaint in said action on file in my
said Office within fifteen days after the service you o
this Summons The said action is brought to recover OF
the sum of two hundred seventy Dollars. 21o 00
due on an implied contract, as will appear by Complaint
file in my efce And you hereby notified that
il you fail to appear and anwer the said Complaint as
above required said Plaintiff viii take Judgment against
for the said of two hundred and seventy dol
lars, (S270 o0), together With costs ANA damages.
To the Sherfor any Constable OF said County greeting
Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given lnder my hand this Sth day of 0ecemher,A.
1868. CIIAS. b. CUTTING,
dec2G- A Justice of the Peace, Sd Township.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


h United States f1T ihe District of CaraiInt the Mat
ter Of Christian EeiSf, NauarsEy Rankrupf.Ihis te
give Net;ee. ts: the 10Th day f JsnHary iS9 War
IN Bankruptcy iSoej aesist tAe Estate oi Chris
tsn ss.t ai the Ccenty a TqcUmne ant STATE Of 3r-
mia, who has been audset Bankrupt his petit
ton; that the payment OF y debts afd delivery cf any
property belonging such Bankrupt, him his
ad the transfer Il any property y him. forbidden by
law: That meeting cresjtos ofthe ssd Bankrupt
prove rhsr debts and c!oese II
his viii be held Court Of Bankruptcy be hol-
den Resins Nos - and 70 in the blsdng situated IN
" coraer If Washington and Battery II the city
and eornty of Francisco before Samuel 7 Clarke.
Jun Register Gu the 18th day February A. D. lseg
1T IL o'CloeA A ".
CHARLES VI. RAND,
T. 8. Marshal. As Messenger.
Jan S. TSGe-aw District Of California.
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COHStlhse.S Sale.

EDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT or
D Justice ChaS. Tuppers Court, of First Township,
County of Tuoumne directed in favor of $ $ Tur
ner and against W Witt and f. NJ. Berry, have sew
ed and will expose Tor sale Mt Public Auction, nj
the thirteenth day ot February A. H. ieo al he Oonr'
ouss door in Sonora, the following described property,
owit frame house and lot situated on the East slide
Of the road leading Columbia, Browns Flat. and
known as the Berry House, adjoining John terras lot on
south together with all the right title and interest o
said Berry aud certain placer claim situated on
Browns Flat and known rs the Mississippi claim. FOL
gold coin
Datea Sonora, the 18th day of.anuarv, A, D. 1859.
J. T. EDWARDS, Constable.
Tan ~ CNr
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tn CORRESPONDENTS

Patients residing in part of the tate however dis
tan who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doh
in eir respective and who think proper to
submit written statement Of such in preference to hold
ing personal interview respectfully assured that
their communications will be held sacred and conf
fdential
Ii the be fully and canddy described personal COM
mupication will Re unnecessary as instructions Tor let
regimen and the general treatment of the itself lin
cludng the remeies.) will he forwarded without delay.
and in such a 10 convey no idea of the Pur
port of the letter or parcel 50 transmitted.
f3 3Consultati,n-by letter or otherwise-FREg. Per
manent cure guaranteed pay. Address
W. IL. DOIIERrG, NJ. D.,
Francisco. California.
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Probate XOsiCo.

ny TIE MATTER or THE ESTATE OF c. y. NYMAN.
deceased In Probate Cort State California Conn
~ Of rnounlse-Pursaant orcrof said Court made
mn the lth av Of Jan 4. n lS69 Notice is hereby given
that Monday the s,h aay Of February, A. u. l>ee l.
lock NJ 1t said day an the Court Of said Court
at the Court House in the City Of Sonora County aforesaid,
having been appointed the time and place for proving
The Will Of said L. b. Nyman. deceased and eV hearing
The application ofA B. Preston for the issuance to him Of
letters tessamentay when and where any person iniet
o., may appe.sg and contest the same
Attest X. i. GARDINER, Clerk.
T,s Py.I, J. rcr-rs, Depty.
Jan. 81 ISsa.-ian. cS-3w
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Great Reduction
In the prices of Blacl1smithing Work
TO SUIT THE TIMES.

NV E. HUGHES has re-opened at his Old Stand ON
Va UospitaI street Sonora And is ready to do.
all kinds Blacksmthng, in manner Which cannot aih
Give entire satisfaction at the following rates
Set1i"e 81, 80 ~ l so,
Sinei. : ' II 90,
~ ~" ~, PeA 3 90,
Welding and setting axles, per axle oou
And all other kinds of work III proportion
Special attention paid to horse shoeng. 80.
will also guarantee to cure all diseases OF tne se'
snch AS ouittors false quarters. sand cracks, uus,
corus bruises reaching, interfering and eohi"e
feet caused by bad shneing, tree OF charge ,urc
re-. S snr;i II Is6S-tf NJ. E. HUGHES.
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Probate Notice.

IN TUE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF GUSTAFB. Ny
i deceaSed.la Probate Court, Tuoiumne County.
of CaiitagnaPurSasn 10 order of said Court
made the 18th day Of January. A D. lS6a Notice is
given that rueay the and day Of February A II, 1892
II &c eek A NJ Of sSd day aud the court of said
Court at the Court House il the City of Sonora county
soresai have been sp ented the time and place fer
proving the will Of said GuStaf Il. Nyman, deceased, and
hearing tue application Of Joseph pewa fer he ss
10 him Of letter eSaentary when and where any
person interested Ray sppear ana contest the
Attest.
L. L. GARDINER, Clerk.
H.. 81 BY l, J. PozTyK, Dept.
Sonory,. January 10th, lS6a.-sw
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SpERNIATORRUED.

Dr. D0HERTY has just published an import ant panph-
let enbodying his views aud experiences in relation
to Impoe Viry, being short treatise on Sperma-
orrr or Seminal Weakness Nervous and Physical De-
blity consequent this affection and other diseases OF
the Sexual Organs.
This little work contains information of the utmost
vare to ALL whether married single, and will be semi
FREE ny mail ON receipt of SIX CENTS in postage stamps
for return postage -
Address W. X. DoHERTY. NJ. D..
ocl2 san Francisco, Cal
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Shortest and Best Route 1of TO oenlte Tdlley.
YEyHE SONORA AND COULTERVILLE STAGE from
d and after MONDAY, Sept 14th 1o6S, viii leave the
City Hotel Sonora. Mondays Wednesdays ana frda5s
at o'clock. A. NJ, passing through jamestown. Mon
tezuma Chinese Camp Jacksonville, Big Cak flat ana
tiarrote and arriving at Couterville same day NJ
o'clock.
Returning will leave City Hotel, Cculterre, on tues
day Thursdays and Saturdays connecting with Stock''n
stages at Chinese Camp.
Daily Line of Stages leaves Sonora for Sacramento
Murrhy's, Mockelunne Hill and the Big Trees
S. SEoUP, Proprietor.
Sonora, September 18th, 1s6S.-tf
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN

yw1uF va1known FRENCH GARDEN near sonora, COZ
taning about 40 acres under cultiyaticn with oV,'
O00 feet in bearing vines and about 1900 choice u
Also Dwelling House, Stable Barn, Disihei'' ANY,
houses. -, 1s 1scq said
II not disposed of on before January " dS iI,
nroperty wall be sold auction TO the SpTpIN
For particulars apply to sonora.
del2-
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Notice.

FWNuE STOCKHOLDERS OF TUE JAMESTOWN
Bridge Company hereby give Notice that they VII!
sry to the Hon. sNr Of Supervisors OF raoumne conn-
~, at their meeting, for renewal of their License
b. 7. BuTTERFlELD, Sec.
Jamestown, Jan. Let, 1864. jsp.-lm.
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Caution to the Unfortunate.

Beware of San Francisco Quacks and prefendeGs VINO
with bogus certificates dupe the unwary some
sefstyl doctors whose names are to be iounu III
all thc daily and weekly papers Francisco and other
places tradesmen, and become too lazy TO work al
their trade Some tinsmths, shoemakers, newspaper
carriers intelligence office keepers, etc Look over the
San Francisco City Directory and you Will mo aer occ
patton In it Look the Directory for 1S63 j. The only
way avoid imposition make nqury-t VIII cost you
nothing and may You many regrets fer advertising
physicians eight out of ten are bogus there is no
safety in trusting any of them till you know who ana
they DR.. Gbbon does not deceive people by
exhibiting bogus titles. certitcates pretended patients
letters etc Dr. Gibbon will satisfy persons y ho may
call at his office his ability to treat diseases that he
proposes to
nz- Persons writing to DR.. Gbbon will please state the
name of paper they his advertisement in yoy
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES.
DIR. GIBEON'S DISPENSARY.

HEe KEARNY ST, corner of
~ NE Commercial, San Francis
co, established in 1854, for the treat
ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases,
such as Gonorrhea. elect, structure,
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal
Weakness. lmpotency. etc. SKIN
diseases (of years standingl and ul-
cerated Legs, successfully treated.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-30
Marble Works.

FWVoNRSToNES and all kinds of Marble work done with
N neatuess and Dispatch by l.. E. NELSON. at his
shop Washington street. Sonora, nearly opposite the
City ue;el-in the adobe building.
mySsel5 L. l. NELSON.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-30

NE l.. STREET having purchased the NEWS, BOOK
o aud STATIONARY business of }. X Hanson will
continue conduct it in the liberal and obging manner
Of his predecessor
POST OFFICE and CALIFORNIA STATE IELEuKAPH
OFFICE at Streets Book Store
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One Bottle Of Rosolvent Better than
Ten Large Bottles Of Sarsaparilla.
| BETTER THAN 10

r. r. r. Resolvent cures with
astonishing rapidity every form of
Chronic, Scrofulous and Skin Dis
eases, and eXterminates all cor
ruption from the human system.
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Horrible Diseases.

How many Thousands of persons. both male ana ienaie
are there who suffering ont miserable existence rom
the effects of secret indulc ence from virus absorbed
into the ,stem Look their pald emaciacd and dIs
figured faces and their broken down constitutions as
quail them for the happiness Of marriage or he en-
nvcnt Of life In this horrd situation thousands suffer
until death closes the Let parents, EuEiaS ana
friends attend to those who suffering from any OF these
horrible fe-estoying Iaaessee that they are cared
for and cured before late. Send them lmmedi-
ately to Dr. Gibbon physician who has made private
disease his especial study for years. anu wh" Is certain
n ure the most invetcrae without mercury or any
niurnus drugs 1t is important to those aheted or o
those who are interested in the welfare of Their friends "a
be careful uauy pretended doctors who nfest all
cities publishing skill in curing all diseases IN few
lays. mposng upon the public by using names OF emf
physicians from Europe ana other places De thee
fore careful and make strict enquiry you may fall into
the hands of those charlataus.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-30

SOLE AGENT for all the leading daily and weekly pa
psrs of California Eastern publications furnished
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Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions the consequent of se!f-abuse Tn,
soorp vice depIayed sexual indulgence Is aeilccu
by the youth of both SEXES to a almost unlimited extent
nroducinc with uuerr,ug certainty, the toio"s tr"h
of morbid symptoms unless coInhatted 10y sGienlhc ed
ca measures viz Saow count 2uauce uark Spots ",ttI
the eyes pan in the head ringing in rue ear hoise
the rustng of leaves and rafting OF chd'tote
ness about the lons. weaknt IS of the mhS. cor
on blunted intellect loss of confidence dhdence IN y?
preaching strangers dislike 70 form new aequalntances
disposition shun society, loss of memory, hectic Hush
es pmpes various eruptons about the face, urred
tongue fid breath coughs. consumption, night sweats
Iaonomania and frequent insanity III relief Is not OBJ
tanned the sufferer should apply Immediately either IN
person by letter. and have cure effected by his new
and scientific mode of treating this disease, wc never
fails of efectng quick and radical cure Dr. e. VIII
give One Hundred Dollars any perscA VINO Will prove
satisfactorily him that he cured OF tins complaint
by either of the San Francisco quacks.
DOCTOR GIBB0N is responsible and will give to each
patient written instrument binding himself to elect
radical and permanent cure. or make NJ charge
Persons distance may be CURED AT HOME by ad-
dressing letter DR.. Gibbon stating case, symptoms,
length of time disease has continued and have me-
cines promptly forwarded free from damage and curiosity
tc any part of the country with full and PLAIN directions
for use for Ten Dollars sent in registered letter or
through Wells, Fargo Co.
Address Dr. j. F. GIBBoN 6l6 kearny street corner OF
Commercial San Francisco. Post office box 292 Consul
ta.iun FREE.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-30

STREETS BOOK STORE Is the best place in Sonora 70
buy School Books Blank Books. Stationery Photograph
Albums, Knives, Toys Cigars Tobacco etc. del9t
The union Democrat., 1869-01-30

For Sale by Redington & Co., San Fran.
cisco; Crane & Brigham, San Francisco
r. III. Mcdonald & Co., San Francisco :
Justin Gates & Bro, Sacramento; and by
all Druggists and Country Merchants.
juy25.1y
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Sonora, Big OakFla1
-AND-
CCULTERViLIE STAGE
LINE.

Shortest and Best Route for 70 Semitic Ialley.
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AN TaaE DTsrw1cT CoURr os Ta1E

Jan. So, 1s0e-aw
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pate IN their recHpeFasIFe tii Upei a'i'
Ervs.Eel.s and Salt Eslican

Are two cf the most common and viruent disorders
prevalent on this continent these the Ointment is espe
caly antagopisc its moius opeTandi is frs, TO erad
icate the venom aud then complete the cure.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-30

no2S-3nl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-14
GERMAN HOUSEHOLD EcoNoMY.

A correspondent of the London Daily News,
dent in Germany, remarks upon the domestic
condition of the wives of cultivated middle-
class householders in that country. She says
The cooking in an ordinary German gentle
mans house Is all over by one or two O'clock
which !s the general dinner hour; and the alter
socn is as much at the disposal OF the ladies
fer visiting. coffee parties (exactly the counter
paris OF our afternoon teas, music or reading,
wishing to marry on what would be hopeless
ly small income in England. does not "marry
a cook" in the sense of a woman who knows
nothing but cooking, but young lady who,
il the most ordinary cases, has had
very sound ground work OF education
may be based. according to her mental tastes
and powers, far more securely than is gener-
ally the case in England When she left the
school, however, at about seventeen, she did
not drop down into an idle life at home, or
take to schools and hospitals to work of her
srperhuUus energies; she took her share OF the
household duties. do not mean that she
scrubbed floors or cleaned bedrooms, but she
went with her mother occasionally to market.
she first saw and then took part IN the cook
ing, aud was very soon able to do the smaller
part herself-cakes. puddlngs and help in pre-
serves; experience only can teach the superin
tendence Of roasting, baking, boiling-times
aud quantities-but 1t is experience easily
gained. Nor Is it only cooking the ladies help
in-the light work Of the housemaid, dosting
the ornaments, washing the best china and
glass. falls to their part, and thus the upper
housemaid's ''occupatlon's gone" and when
the mistress has daily gained her experience iu
the kitchen the first-rate cook is not required
There is a housemaid less, and cook at hall
wages only needed, o dstinct and direct econ
Omy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-14

The Northern papers expose very inge-
NOUS trick by which gang Of swindlers are
making money by mutilating national barh
notes Of the denomination o. five dollars. The
dodge consists in making ten bills out of niue,
and is so managed that there is but one past
ing to each OF the manufactured notes. The
nine whole bills are taken, and from the right
of the first one tenth is sliced of; from the
right Of the second, two-tentbs; fror, the rig ht
OF the third, three-tenths: and so on to numS er
nine, from which nlne-tenths are taken
from the right. or, what amounts to the same
thing, one-tenth from the leff. Number one
is passed as il is, with tenth gone
from the right; the one-tenth taken hom
number one is pasted to the residue of
number two, from which two-tenths have been
tai enc these two-tenths are made to answ
The place OF the three-tenths taken from num-
ber three, and SO on through. Thas nine FIVE
dollar notes are completed, leaving the origin j
number nine, with q tenth gone from the left
as q tenth note. It will be seen that but o
tenthyis gone from each bill. and in different
place ON every one, and q little ingenious past
ing makes the loss impercsptibe to ordinary
Observers. It is asserted taat large numbers
of these mutilated bills have been circulated.
The rocues who have carried out the fraud were
cunning in selecting the denomination they
did. Larger bills are scrutinized, and smaller
ones would not have been 80 rsmunerative.
The department will not redeem q bill which
bears evidence ON its face that 1t b 10 been
tampered with. and We advise our friends to
soruIniss their fve-doilar notes closely.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-14
Il LOHE STORY.
Washingtoa Irving's Early Attachment
to . Beautiful Jewess-Why He Never
Married.

A correspondent Of the Jewish Messenger
gives new explanation OF the reason why the
late Washington Irving always remained q
bachelor. Speaking of Miss Rebecca Gratz, q
Jewess OF Philadelphia, distinguished for her
zeal in works Of charity, who has jest died at
the ripe age Of ss, be says:
Twenty years ago heard the story, story
that has ioug been current in Philadelphia, in
Jewish circles, among her friends and &C.
uusintances, and which has as ain been revived
here since her death. 1t runs thus: Many
years ago, when Miss Gratz was young girl,
Washington Irving, then already risen in lite
rary reputation, came to Philadelphia and be-
came visitor at the house Of her family. 1t
is said that in youth she was very teautiful
and very good; and as her acquaintance with
Irving increased, the beauty OF both her cha.
racter and her features, together with the tact
that she was living repres ntative Of that ma
ton whose whole history is romance, so
wrought upon his heart that he became deeply
enamored with her. It is needless to say that
had his attachment been ever 30 strong, with
her strength in her faith, it would have been
wasted. As it was, it tcds wasted. Irving left
the city, but did not forget the lady Of his
love.
The writer adds that Irving subsequently
mentioned to Sir Walter Scott his intimate ac-
quaintance with the beautiful Rebecca, Of
Philadelphia. Scott, it appears, was writing,
or about to write, '"Ivanhos." and upon the
strength of Eving's description Of the lovely
Jewess, 30 firm to her faith, named his hero
inc Rebecca.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, September IS. Dispatches
from ell points report anticipated magnificent
Humboldt festivities.
high officials think the Virginia Legislature
can elect United States senators previous to
the States regular admission into the Union.
The Express newspaper has late adyices say
ing that half of the cotton crop in Florida and
Georgia has been destroyed by the caterpillar.
The Conservative Republicans Of Mississip-
pi. N order to interfere as little as possible
with the cotton picking, will not commence the
active work Of the canvass till after the first Of
November.
The State Department has been officially no.
titled that New York has ratified the Fifteenth
amendment.
Sickles writes that he is sanguine that Spain
. will sell Cuba. Serrano is willing, but the
-esbinet is reluctant.
General Hoff's report of the execution of two
Americans in Cuba, Zone Of them the tele-
graph operator. Wyeth,) speaks OF them as
massacres.. Such is the disturbed condition OF
the island that the administration OF justice is
impossible.
Q The Central Cuban Junta has forwarded
$4,000 in bonds Of the republic Of Cuba. as
subscription to the Rawiin's fund. The bonds
sell on the market at twenty-five cents on the
dollar. subscription of one dollar fron each
Cuban has been started for the same fund.
, The recent activity OF the navy has no politi-
cal significance. The vessels were becoming
damaged by idleness, and it was determined
as matter Of economy to use sailing vessels
for ordinary duty, instead of steamers.
Judge Louis Dent is in New Orleans.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-14

married 60 many months. Any engagement
which lasts over two years is now called q long
engagement; and one which extends to five
years isIeckoned a melancholy and very mid
dle-class affair. Long engagements, in fact,
even In the modern sense Of the term, are con-
fined almost entirely to the middle ranks OF the
community. They are nearly as much middle
class institution as esrly dining or Dissent.
superhuman assiduIty, q dragon-like watchful-
ness and wonderful tact on the part OF the mo-
theirs OF May Far, cooperating with the pride
that poor young man feels, or with the love
of his luxuries that q moderately rich young
man cherishes, will generally prevent matters
from coming to such pass that girl in this
rsnk Of life entangles herself with man who
cannot offer her an adequate establishment.
But, as rule, there is no need for such inf1u-
ences. The daughters OF May Fair are, in nine
tyInine cas- es out Of q hundred, almost as keen
as thir mothers in competition for good parts.
Unless some strange oversight has been made
in the choice Of their companions and instruc-
tors, or unless opportunities Of intoxicating the
Belgravian code have been scandalously neg
lected, these young ladies, by the time they have
been presented, are as determined not to offend
against those precepts Of the code which relate
to love and matrimony as to observe those
which relate to dress and conversation. And
even in the hundredth case, the mother of
May Fair is not checkmated or dragged into
suffering long engagement. Ii the girl is
young, and her chances OF making good
match are still favorable, the proposal is pc
remptorlly forbidden, and some Of the thous-
and available measures are taken to prevent
the fox and goose from meeting again. But if
she is becoming pdssee, and the sutor is tol-
erably well connected virtue is made OF ne
cessity. Either an allowance is made to the
girl, or else. more ingeniously. the wire-pullers
are set to work, and it ID hardif some commits
sionersbip or other public Office cannot be OBJ.
tanned, and thus the deficiencies Of the suitor's
purse remedled out OF the Consolidated Fund.-
And thus it happens that long engagements
are almost unknown in the upper ranks, and
are more commonly found in somewhat lower
stratum Of society.