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American and Foreign Patents.
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Solicitor Of Patents,

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works, 70 dstsrnips the validity and utility Of
Patcnts Of lpventious, nd legal spd other advice
rendered on 81 matters tosehIsI the same. Copies
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There is Sunday school numbering sixty
four children, on Mount Zion, Jerusalem
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Of Ages" into Greek rerse, which he Afterwards
committed to paper. - 49,

Al Madrid, on the very spot where lie the re
mains o. q, 900 martyrs who suffered during
the time Of the Spanish InquisitiOu, . Christian
man stands with Bible in his hand and oilers
one Of the gospels for q penny. Hundreds are
disposed Of in q few hours.
Henry Ward Beecher sys Father Hyaeiuthe
win be east out Of the Catholic Church IS Are
brand would be thrown out Of powder maga-
zine. - f.|.E..
The Baptists are pushing Cor frcedman's
missionary fund Of $4,000. They want to
get thousand educated colored ministers into
the field and gvs the start Of the Romanists.
John Eliot, the missionary TO the Indians, dy-
ing In hi, eightY-siI year, exclaimed, "Wsl
eCms-Oy 20
DIR. Pay.on said ''The celestial city Is fun In
my view. Its glories beam upon me; Its sounds
strike upon my ear" ft.s ST.
Rev. A. X. Moul,on has resigned the charge
Of the church at Concord N. H., and supplies
the church in Belmont -rHr~ ..rr
Prof d. J. Ncyes win act As President OF
Dartmouth College during the Absence Of Rev.
DR.. Smith. $780,
The Esquimaux say: "a man who has three
wives in this world Is sure Of Heaven In the
next" lie ought to find peace somewhere.
The mercics Of God TO some have been a. oil
to the wheels Of their obedience. and made them
more ct for service.
None are 50 sure to lie in Jesus bosom, as
those who lie lowest at Jesus feet
The magnet which drew Saviour from the
skies was not our merit, but our misery.
Rev. James Calder enters Immediately upon
his duties as president Of IIillsdale College.
There is Sunday school numbering sixty
four children, on Mount Zion, Jerusalem
A great revival OF religion is going on at
Rogersville, Tenn. --s 49,
One Of the most essential preparations for
eternity is delight in praising God. .-,
The charitable give out at the door, and God
puts in at the window.
Keep good mems company, and You shah Be
one Of the number.
Theodore L. Cuyler lately preached power
ful discourse against dancing and theatres.
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The Esquimau1 say: "a man who has three
wives in this world Is sure Of Heaven In the
next" lie ought to find peace somewhere.
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DODD'S
NERVINE nl.ala
ONCE MORE.

Tho standard remedy Cor biliousnes with the med.
can Pharmaoopeia And in reputation has been
we'll enough deserved. but Il 10 Pill, neverthc-
lees, and most people of sensibIlity feel sonething
about ~ big ~ meeting house coming Into their
VINE AND INvIGORATOR acts sflcisntly on the
hillary orglnsm, II initiates neither stomach nor
intestine In Its operation, and what 10 VERY ~.
AGRERABLE TO TAKE, being ~ pleasant 10 Tho
palate a. any delicate wine. We all know how u ID
with Cod Liver oil. in . pure stots u 10 exccllent
FOR certain conditions Of debility, and particularly
in tendencies to Consumption, and yet inany u the
bcrt physicians decline 90 prescribe IT, becausc 10 20
dreadfully sickens the patient That. they say,
makes Il do more harm than good. With Dodd's
Ncrvinc all this becomes obsoletc.
For salc by oil druggists. Price, ti.U. 'swD
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A grca, revival Of religion is going on at
Rogersville, Tenn. ues 49, =
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rhruush Tie igp9~ncs u the Qsseh Doets knovtne no
Other rrmedy, be relies upon Msscrsv. and gives 20 eli
his paienu In pms, Drcss &c 90 The Notfun-nAkeS,
equally gporun sds 10 HE soeste Extaes, spseihe,
Ansidcte ke hath relying upon iu effects In curing ~
On handrvd, u h trmpec In vatoas Ways thrvash"at
he Land bat, alas nothing sa u ihs balance, ssee
OF whom de- oss grcv vosss, and eh 10 hnevr and
enter Cor moatns os year, until relieved eurd, u pcs-
sble by competeut piysIcisns.
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charges are very solsrsse Communications saerry
ndentiai and all may rv,y him viA IL syctsst
y AMI cupdence, whatever may be The disoase, ooodio
o. situation of any ooe, married 90 single.
Meeines sent BY Mall and IIpress to all psrss Of n
United statfs.
All su<r requiring advice mast eopa'n one douSto ID
answer.
Xdir-s Dn. L. Dr. No II Eodicott stret. Bsstou, NJ.
Boston, Jan. !, 1899
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WANTS!

s6e.
Do you ,oant good Gold Watch.
Do you ,oant a good Silrer Watch.
DO you want a good Clock.
Do yoa. want good Chain. 3gi
Do you ~ant a good set Of SilUer Spoons.
DO you ,oant a good set Of Steer Forks.
Do goa nant a good set Of Jeroelry.
DO you vant a good pair Sleere Buttons.
Do you pant a good Gold Ring.
Do yon ,oant good pair Of Speetaels'.
Do you pant good pair Of ye.Glasse'.
Do you rant a good set Of Table Kniues.
DO you ,ram a good set Of Plated Forks.
DO you puni a good Pie or Fish KNIFE.
Do you ,cant a good Butler Knife
DO you ,cdni good Fnm KNIFE. -,
DO yc, ,tani a good Napkin Ring !i.i
Do you rant a good Tea Set or Castor.
DO you ,rant a good Cake Basket.
DO you ,ran a good lee Pitoher.
DO yen ,cani a good Buter Dish. .s-
DO you pani a good Berry Dish. Co.,.
DO you ,oami good Mantle Ornament.
DO you ,oaI good Travelling Bog. y.
DO you ,eant a good HdkJor Giore Bor.
DO you ,eani a good Album.
DO you pani a good Pocket Book. ---7i
DO you rant good Pocket Knife.
DO you oant good Razor. T. ~
Do you pant good pair Of Seis'ors. 81. ...
DO you cani good pair OF Shsors.
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Extract fron, "a. Bsnk and Insurance Era~'ssrs'Re
port for 1862 r. ..E#
"The Union Insurance Company, Of Bangor, has
Fire Risks 10 the amount OF s30O6, 62, besides Ii
Marine Risks, amounting to s9a3, 81 -. being per
eentagc OF Assets to Risks Of 65i larger per cent
age than any Of the 100 New York Companies, and,
with single exception or two, than any Company
doing business In Massachusetts,. ........,
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19
kEGRAPHIC NEW

OMAHA, June IA "A special says ex-Secre-
tarv Seward and Congressional Committee of
Ways and Means leave for San Francisco this
afternoon.
HALIFAX, June 1.-THE Repeal League
Convention closed its proceedings on Satur-
day evening. They decided to make annexa-
ton their p.licv.
WASHINGTON, June IA Under orders from
the Secretary nf War, 81 clerks were dismis-
sed from tie Quarterlnaster's Bureau. Cr-
der~ f"r the discharge of 2l0 from other
bureaus are made out, but are withheld till
the Secretary returns.
DUBLIN. June ii A great public demo g
stratum was made in ths citv last mig [
again,t 'he pa>ssge nf 6hp Irish Church tni,
Victoria, June II -li,s Exeellency, Gnv-
ern"r >-y u,our. died Of dy>entary ~ Bella
cnla. on the northwest coast If British
Cnlumhia. on board II. ID. 5 Sparrnwhswk.
June 10Th. The city was thrown into ,hr
deepest gl0n,; flags are At half-rna>t and
business il entirely suspended. Tue Spar
r,whswk arrived at AN early hour Yesterday Y
morning with ihe body If the Guvern"r on
bsrd. Hon. P j Hankin, Col,nisl Secre-
tary, as senior member nf the C. .uncil. ha.
assumed the G 'vernr1ept. and vas sworn in
by ChiefJustice Needham yesterday. Charles
Gu"d has been appointed "a acting Colonial
Secretary pending instructions from Eng
land. The remains "f the late ,ernor will
lay in state Il day 1T the Naval Hospital,
Esquimalt. The funeral will take place tu-
m"rrow.
WARRINGTON. June I5.-Lerers from Rio
." April 24'h, and Baen"s Avres 10 April
l4'h. state 'bat nothing has been heard di-
r-c,ly from Mcmahon since his landing in
the headquarters Of Lopes. December l2,h.
The Brazilian authorities have made everv
"ff"rt IN forward his dispatches fr"m the
State Department. hut unsueces-fully. n L -
pez refused to receive flags of truce and has
shot several flag hearers. Commander Kirk
land. Of the Wasp. aud the Chilean Consul
in Paraguay. state that they believe M-Ma-
hon il prisoner. Three sisters OF M.Ma,
hon who remained 8. Busnas Ayres have
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19
Rifth judicial Diserics Convention

AT meeting OF the Democratic State Gen.
trail Committee, held May twelfth, amorg
other things il was resolved. that the dele
gates elected by the County Conventions, to
assemble at Sacramento on tie twenty ninth
day Of this month, should be empowered and
authorized to nominate candidates for District
Judges, for their respective Judicial Districts.
This action Of the committee met With con-
demnation in San Francisco and other por-
tions Of the State. The Democracy of San
joaquin and Stanislaus Counties have ex-
pressed themselves, and believe that it will
be better, to hold Convention within this
District to nominate our candidate for
District Judge That it can be done rs we'll
at home, as it can be at Sacramento at the
State Convention which boGy has nothing in
the world to do with any nomination except
those for the State at large.
The County Committee Of Stanislaus County
met at Knights Ferry the second day of this
month and passed the following order.
THAT the Democratic County Convention of
Stanislaus County-to be held at Tuolumne
City on the twenty third day Of July 1862
are authorized and requested to elect i've dele
gates 10 a Judicial Convention, to Re held at
the time and place. that may hereafter he de-
signated hy the Democratic Central Commit
tees Of the counties of San joaquin, Tuolumne
and Stanislaus for the purpose Of nominating
q candidate for District Judge of the Fifth
Judicial District. f the State of California. y
The County Committee IF San Joaquin. met
at Stockton last Saturday. and passed u reso-
luton. . That the Secretary of this Commit
tee correspond with the committees nf Stanis-
lsus and Tuolumle Counties. for the purpose
OF ascertaining the views Of the D-mocratic
party 10 said counties, ~ 20 the manner time
and place Of making nominations for Judge
of the 5th Judicial District"
From the action taken by the county Com
mitiees Of the other two counties cumpnsiny
this Judicial District, il is apparent that they
do not intend to send delegates to the conven-
tiou to be held at Sacramento empowered to
nominate a District Judge. The time for
holding this Convention must be determined
by conference Of the proper powers Of each
county. Stanislaus County will not elect de-
legates for this purpose until the twenty thiid
OF July next, if the action laid down by their
County Committee is adhered TO. August is
early enough to put the Judicial candidate
before the people. and there should ne m rea-
son why all the cnunties, should not agree
upon time for holding such convention at
Knights Ferry the most central point in the
District. By making this nomination with
IN the District. the wishes of the people will
he complied with, and greater satisfaction
given than would follow district nomina-
tion made at q State Convention.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19
Ts.Dayss a,eaveasSea.

Upon the action Of the Democratic Conven-
ton which meets In this city to-day. viii de-
pend the snccess Of the party at the Septem-
Der election. Our opponents conscious of
their weakness ia this county, up 20 the pres
ens time hare made 20 movement looking to
an organization for the coming campaign.
From the indications which have cropped
out during the past few weeks, il seems that
they are watching for, and expecting, dissat-
isfaction among Democrats as the result of
the work Of the convention to-day. Il has
been hinted that possibly there would be no
regular radical parsizan ticket in the Geld
this season, p,seibly m independent, tax.pay.
er's. o. some kind Of ticEet made up from
both parties, depending upon the nomina-
ticns that NAV be made. There has already
much spirit been shown by the various aspi-
rants for nomination, but in aproper msnner
Il now rests entirely with the delegates com.
posing the Convention 20 make q selection
Of proper persons 70 ell the different Offices.
Let the nominations Of men Of character
good citizens and sound Democrats. who are
well known, men in whom the Democracy
and the people can repose confidence be the
especial care Of the Convention to-day. We
had majority of one hundred and twenty
one votes for our President last fall in this
county. Since the last election many voters
have left the county which must affect the
vote materially, our margin is not sufficiently
large to enable any dead weight in the shape
Of improper nominations to be packed With
certainty of success. If BY any means our
success is rendered uncertain, il VIII be by
injudicions action on the part Of the nomi-
mating convention. At no time since the or
g.nization Of the county has any nominating
convention been placed in such position of
responsibility as this one of to-day. With u
majority in the county in favor of its party
it will be disgraceful for il to act in such
manner that defeat should be the conse-
quence. It is to be hoped that all the MEM
bers will act with honesty of purpose, with
the only object of placing the best men in
position for official station, fairly and square
~, and in such manner that our opponents
nor any of our own party can charge that the
ticket was made by corruption and trickery.
10 these days when the Convention system is
looked upon with so much suspicion it is the
duty of delegates to use much circumspection
in oil they do, in order that their action NAV
be unanimously endorsed By their party, and
the people. By preserving harmony in all
the proceedings. keeping out oil jjarring elc-
ments, placing good men and reliable Demo-
Gratis on the ticket, we feel confident that
when the sun sets on election day we can
congratulate the Democracy of Tnolumne
that we are again successful.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19

~ ried woman To become Sole Trader Notice rs here.
10y given that LOUISE ROESSLER. wife of +. w ROES-
SLER Of the county of Tnolumne State of California in
tends to make application to the District Court of the
Filth Judicial District of tue State of California in AN
for the county Tuoumue the 10Th day of July 1880
or SO soon thereafter counsel be heard an order
OF said Court her TO carry business in her
Legislature Of the State Of California entitled an act m
M horze married women to business in
Names as Sole Traders, approved April 18th 1852 and OF
an act OF tht Legislature. entitled An Of
and supplemental to An Act entitled An to authorize
married women to ransact onsness in their Names 40
sole Traders passed April l2h 1852 approved ipri sth
l~s2" 'F'-' ''"'
The business which she Is desirou carry on and
act IN her such Trader thar of rais
ing Fruit and Fowls and Stock and ranchng and car
ryng On Vineyard and selling the products thereof
LOUISE ROESSLER.
Chinese Camp, June 18th, 1869 ;.la
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19

ScNoRA AND Mono Roap.-The comspny
owning'this road are circulating posters an
nounclng that the road is completed and in
excellent condition for travel. Now that
Walker River has been properly bridged
there is no obstacle to interrupt travel from,
this place to bridgeport. the end of this Com.
pany's road, or to Aurora. There is also
fair aecomodations for travellers on the route
1t being the bes. road anywhere over the
Sierras and the shortest communication from
Stockton or San Francisco to the Owen Rive.
Valley; it is entitled to command a large
share Of the travel in that direction.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19

lntaI Ol
On motion. the following Supervisors were
appointed under and by virtue Of the afore-
s,id Porter Primary Law, to supervise or pre-
side at the Polls. TO be held in the following
places and Precincts. for the election of Dele
gates to the County Convent n, t-wit:
Sonora.-Chas. Tupprr; Tupper's Ofire
Hall. XII caid. Flat.-P. J. G.. Revlnnd :
R~-rhnd's Store, sonlsbyville-E. NJ. IIamr-
ten; 7. Vests Salmon. Sumn,ersvilla-E
P. wa'l,ny; School House. N,rthran's-
Austin Ahbot: Baxter. Saloo. Columbia
e. Parsons; Engine lI"use No. .. G Id
Springs-D. X RYAN; Lewis Store Spring
ield-F|rence N.Csr,v. McCartv's Store.
>haws Fiaf-L w K.elev; Bu,ieriick's =
Sal""n. Saw Mill Flat-G. A. Waiting
Psge's Store. Jame~tnwn-J. Y. Rxm,
Dixon's Saloon. PDver'v H,lf-.Wm N.r-
man; Conrad Store. Mnnspznma- W. II
M"Lsr'v'- McLarty'. Store Chinese Camp
IT. McAixn,-: " eir's Salon Cioudman's :
u. Summers: Crimes Nrusr. Big Ok
Flat-M. Mri-her; Murphv's Store First
G,rrote Martin Jones Burn = Saloon. Sfe-
vens' Bsr-Dan Mum; Num-. Store. Dun
P-iro's Bar-J. h,nohue; Taylur's Store.
Ha-iin's Nill-B N Fax.
IL appearing tina, an Act .f the Lrgislature
has abolished she nfice of District COLLECTORS
aE'i District Assessors. and that holding a
District Con for the nomination {, { Jus
'ice's nf the Peace and Constahles. in and fnr
Township M. One and Two. will incur an
unnecessary expense. therefore. this Commit.
tee aivise. that the Delegates "a the Coun,v
Convention fr'm said Townships. he emmw.
cred to nominate Candidates for their Town.
ship Officers. Said Committee. al.o recon.
mend. thar the l'isfric, Convention in and
for Districts No. and 4. for the purpose Of
nominating Supervisor for said Di..r;ct
and also Township Officers. be postponed nm.
til after tine meeting Of said County Conven
tinn.
. ABNER REED, Chairman.
Sonora, May a9.h, 1869.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19

Nor AN ExcITANr -Pers"ns unarqutinted
with therapeutics are apt to supp Sc that
medicines containing hiffu>ive stimulan,
must necessarily excite the brain. This il a
great mistake. Tue PLANTATION BrrrERs,
foi example. contai" ST. Cr"ix Rum (,ha pur-
eat and most nourishing of all forms of al.
c'h ]. by the way). vet so completely is the
exciting principle OF the spirit controlled by
the rare vegetable substances with which IL
IL impregnated. that the B;uers calm and
tranquilizs the brain and the nerves instead
Of spurring them in'o preternatural activity
Thus, the snirifuous element becomes a harm
less agent for the rapid diffusion shrrush the
system If the most valuabl specifics for indi-
ges'ion. general and local dehiitv. in'ermi'-
tent fever. constipation. liver complaint, and
all disorders of The secre,ive "rgans.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19

PArRlorisN CONAN advertisement ap-
reared in this paper calling q meeting of the
citEers OF Sonora for last Saturday, To make
preparations for celebrating the coming Fourth
Of July. At the hour designated some four
or iive epersons who expected meeting would
be held, s'raggled along at different times /:
finding nothing of that kind, they left disap;
pointed, to think that the citizens Of Sonora
.sinced no desire 10 commemorate the day,
that should De welcomed by every American
citizen with the ringing OF bells and the hoom-
ins Of cannon. IL is fixed fact that we
shall have no demonstration in this city this
year. abe only chance left for those who
want to celebrate will be to take part with
the citizens Of Colombia who are making pre.
parations for celebration.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19

The primary election held by the Democrats
in this city on Thursday last, resulted in the
election of ah exceedingly mixed ticket, nc
one candidate having secured the entire dele.
CATION. Calvin for Senator and McGowan for
Sheriff, have . majority of those elected. All
candidates running seem to have not less than
one deleeste certain.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19

JrpGNENr ArrIaNEp.--The Sacramento
t"'os of the 10th says: .The Supreme
conrs Yesterday rendered decision affirming
the Judgment Of the Fifth Judici,l Dis,rie,
Court IN the case Of Philip Dick, convicted Of
murder :. the FIRST degree. On the la,h Of
Nay: 1890. a man named s. NJ. Simpson wss
sh' h IN his cabin in San Joaquin county. and
Dick was arrested for the killing ;nd;c,sd he
the Grand Jury. and convicted in the F;f,b
i's'r'e, Cours at rS.ockton--,hough the evi.
dence WAS almost. IL not wholly. sircn,,.,.n
ea'-ot murder in tho fret degree. The cs ga
Was appealed to the Supreme Court. and that
tribunal refused TO sustain the iudymen,
Dick Was again tried. again convicted, aud
again did the Supreme Court decide acains,
the Judgment Of ,he inferior Court. Recen,lv
he Was tried third time and convicted and.
as ahov@ mentioned. the Supreme Court yes.
ter'iv afiruej rhs ini:uen,
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19

LADY OF HIGu RANK. Wife Of one os
the leading Statesmen nf England save: II
have duly received ire case of MuRRAY
LANxAN's Florida WATER. which yon we're
kind enoneh :" send me-. | have tested itc
merits, and find il most delightful perfume.
m"re delicste and f"warl ke in it's aroma than
any other toilet preparation / have before
used.
"a Purchasers should be particular to
ask for 'he Florida Water prepared bv Lam
man i kemp. New York. who are the sole
proprietors of tho genuine perfume. SAL.