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The union Democrat., 1869-03-27
SPERMATORRHGD.

SPERMAT0RRHGD.
Dr. DOTIERTY has just published an importantpamp
let embodyng his and experiences in relation
to Impo ence or Vrty being short treatise SPerma-
torrhd or Seminal Weakness Nervous and Physical De-
Mty consequent this Affection and other diseases OF
the Sexual Organs. -
This little work contains information of the utmost
vare 70 ALL whether married single, and will be sent
FREE by mail receipt of SlHCENTs In postage staAlS
sfor return postage. n,,, =.
oo1o San Francisco Cal.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-27

STREETS BOOK STORE is the best place in Sonora to
buy School Books Blank Books Stationery Photograph
Albums Knives Toys. Cigars. Tobacco del9tf
The union Democrat., 1869-03-27
Evrpy nan HIS OWN PHYsicIAN.
HollOway's : Pills
HOLL0WhY'S OINTMENT.

Disorders OF the Stomach, Liver 81 RowelS.
The stomach is the geat which influences the
health disease Of the systenaluset debilitsed by
offensive hI cath and phy isal prtr
the natural consequences. A,heto the brain,
the Of headaches meut depression,
complaints and uaretreShing sleep The Liver becomes
affected generates billions disorders pains the side
&C. The bowels ympathi>e by cotiveucss darrhea and
dvsentery The principal action Pills ON the
pate in ,her recupeativc and regenerative operation
Er,sipelns nud Salt Rhcum
Are two Of the most common and riruent disorders
prevalent this continent to these the Ointment is espe
ciay snagonisic its modus operandi' is first TO erad
icate the venom and then complete the cure
had Legs, Old Sores, aud Ulcers.
Cases IF many years standing. that have pertinaciously
refused yield 10 other remedy treatment have
invariably succumbed to few applications Of this power
iul unguent.
EruvIions on .ac skin.
Arising from bad the biocdo chronic diseases
are eradcated and clear and transparent surface
gained 10y the restorative action Of this Ointment it
surpasses of the cosmetics and other toilet app
in its power dspe rahes and other dishgure
Female Complaints.
Whether in the young old, married single, at the
dawn of womanhood, the of life these tonic med
icines display 50 decided influence that markedn-
provemcnt percephle in the health OF the patient
Benga purely vegetable preparation they safe and
reliable remedy all classes in every cond-
lion Of health and station of life.
Piles nmd Eistu!a.
Every aud of these prevalent stubborn
this emolient lamentations should precede its APP
picaton healing qualities will be found be thor
ough and in ariable.
Both the Ointment and Pats should be uSed in
the to}l0iciRg cases
Bunions, Mercurial Efuptions, Swelled Glands,
Burfs. Piles, Sore Legs,
Chapned Hands, Rheum' tsn, Sore Breasts,
Chilblains, Ringworm, Sore Heads,
Fistula, Salt Rheum, Sore Ihroats
Gout, Scads, Sores of all kinds,
Lumhago, Skin Diseases, Spraius,
Stiff Joints, letter Ulcers,
Venerea Sores, Wounds of all kinds,
CnutiOn.-See that the words - ''FcLLowAY NEW YORK
LoNpoN, appear a Water mark in every leaf of
the book vi directions which enfods each box pot No
other genuine handsome reward given for Information
leading tn detection countereiters of the medicines
venders the deceptive articles, knowing them to
be such Sold at the mandatory. No so Maiden Lane,
and by druggists and medicine dealers throughout the
world. great saving 10y taking the large sizes. Full
instructions with every box pot FeblS-1y-
The union Democrat., 1869-03-27
w ALTHlN WATCHES.


The ''P s. Bartlett movement with extra jewels. Chro-
Balance, Patent Dust Cap, Patent Safety Pin
ion and all other late mprov ements. in solid Coin
Silver Hunting Case, with Gold Joints, ST coin
The in cases, $50. In OF. case, SOS coin.
The "Waham Watch Co " movement, with extra Jewels.
Chronometer Balance, Patent Dust Cap, Patent Safe
ty Pinion, &C., in case, with Gold Joints, $50
coin
The same in 4 or. case, $33. In OF, S36 coin.
The ''Appeton Tracy Co" movement. with extra Jew
els Chrunometer Balance, Patent Dust Cap Patent Safe
ty Pnion sc in o2- case, Gold Joints S3l coin.
The in OF. case S37. In or, SO coin.
''P. S. Bartlett Watch in - Is karat Gold Hunting
$50 coin.
''waham Watch Co. Watch, in 2ls OF. Is karat Gold
Hunting case. So coin.
'Appleton, Tracy c." Watch in 21 Is karat Gold
Hunting case. SS7 coin.
Any additional weight at 81 per pwt so per extra
We will send any of the above by Wells Fargo & Co.'S
Express with bill to collect delivery and give the pur
chaser the privilege examine the Watch before paying
All Express charges however, be paid by the purchaser
But of the price of the Watch rented
with As order will prepay the Express charges to San
Francisco ourselves In sending money, drafts Wells
Fargo i Co.. preferred
We wish distinctly understood that these Watches
the very best with all the latest improvements and that
they in perfect running order from the
manufacturer accompanies each watch and any does
perform we'll. will exchange it, refund the
mcaey.
Please state that you this the UNION DEMOCRAT.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-27
Great Reduction
In the prices of Blacksmithing Worl
To SUIT THE TINES.

NV T UUGUEs has re-epened at his Old Stand on
I'VE Hospital street SoaoTa And Is now ready 10 40
all kinds BlacksmthiRg in manner wlch cannot iA
10 give entire satisfaction. at the following rates
Setting tires TO four horse wagon per set
Single tire - 80
New tires per set y :. II o oo
Single tire ~ W
Welding and setting axles, per axle auV
lad all other kinds of work in propoTton-
Specis attention paid to horse shoelng
will also guarantee all d seases OF the feet
such quittors, false gu rters sand CRACKS,
ccrns bruises over reaching interfering and contracted
feet. caused by bad shoeng, tree OF charge; ,.re
Sonora April IL. lS6S-tt ". " nt -
The union Democrat., 1869-03-27
Marble Works.

TWloBST0NES and all kinds Of Marble work done with
Il neatness and dispatch, by l.. E NELSON, at his
shop, Washington street Sonora, nearly opposite the
City Ietel-ia the adobe building.
my2sel5 l. l. NELSCS.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-27
AT STREETS BOOKSTORE

EE L. STREET. having purchased the NEWS, BOON
s o and STATIONARY business of j. X Hanson will
continue to conduct it in the liberal and obging manner
of his predecessor = - . - -
POST OFFICE and CALIFORNIA STATE IELEUhAfH
OFFICE at Streets Book Store.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-27
To CnRRESpnNnENTS

Patients residing in any part of the tate however dis
tant who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr. DoA
erv in their respective cases. and who think proper to
submit written of such in preference tC hold
ing personal interview are respectfully assured that
their Communications will be held sacred and con
flential.
If the be fully and canddly described personal com
muncaton will tie unnecessary instructions for det
regimen and the general treatment of the itself n
Guiding the remedies will be forwarded without delay
and in such to convey no idea OF the pur~
port Of the letter or parcel So transmitted.
Consnltatcn-by letter otheTwise--FRER. Per-
rnanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Address
W. X. DOIIERTY, NJ. D.,
San Francisco, California.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-27

SOLE AGENT for all the leading daily and weekly pa
pars of California Eastern publications furnished at
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-22

forth his hand, the Young man shaking
like an aspen, unable to raise his hand
in return. Presently the yonng man
was quieted. The devil, his father
said would not let the young man eat
for twenty-fonr hours, because OF his
visit to the bishop.
SEVEN PRIESTS TO THE RESCUE.
Some four weeks ago, Il Catholic con-
vocation was held at WATERFOWL. Mt
tended by seven priests. The yonng
man was taken to the church to test
the miraculous power of the pricstiy
body, and have the devils cast ont Ell
masse. On being questioned as to the
names of the devils, the father OF the
young man said one of them gave his
name as wilhelm Bul,rer, known to
the father. as being n desperate man
who had murdered hog drOvcr in the
old country many years ago. for his
money. Thursday, four weeks ago,
was set as the day for the grand cast
ing-ont of the evil spirits.
The church was filed. The young
man was laid on the altar, appearing
as dead. The seven priests now SUR
rounded him and began their incansa-
tons by sprinkling him with holy wa
ter. amounting him with oil. burning
incense, laying hands upon him, read
ing Latin prayers, and giving him some
lotion they had prepared. They then
advised the evil spirits saying they
should pronounce a curse upon them 1t
they didn't leave.
The yOnng man was pnt In different
attitudes before the picture Of the Holy
Virgin, with similar exercises OF sprink-
ling. burning incense, laying on of
hands, etc. These exercises were r,'-
peated at different times throughout
the day. Sometimes the evil spirit,
when spoken to, would retort III his ma
tive German. When reading Latin
prayers lie would tell them they had
not got the right one yet, when they
would repeat another and another till
it suited better The Catholic breth-
rem say the evil spirits spoke out many
times in strange tongues and especial
~ in the ''lrish and Latin tongues II
was believed that fonr devils were cast
out on Thursday. On Friday three
more were said to have been Expelled,
and on Saturday morning, the last,
more Ohdnrafe than all, agreed to
leave, if all the members would leave
the church with him. All hut three
acquiescet, and the devil took his de
parture, to the great joy and wonder oi
the young man and the brethren.
ANOTHER DEyIL.
\ We we're panied to hear that anoth-
er devil made his appearance u wtek
ago, and, after being east out. announc
ed that there were still four more re-
naming. The young man gees MP to
mass every morning, and with all his
family, is now IL tlevout Catholic.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-22
Grant Endorsing Johnson.

1t will be remembered that the
Tenure of Office Act was passed for
the purpose of preventing Presi-
dent johnson from regulating his
own appointments. Mr.. johnson
vetoed the bill in an able message,
but it was passed over his veto.--
For supposed violation of it he
was impeacled and escaped con-
victiou by the skin of his teeth
Mr.. johnson being now ont of the
way and a truly loyal President
installed in his place, the Act is
supposed to be wholly unnecessary
to secure the integrity of the Tn.
ion and the Sanctity of the Padical
party. The Radicals say it must
be repealed. Grant, being more
interested in its repeal than any
other single individual, leads Off in
its recommendation in his annual
message. But, being infected with
poverty of ideas, he steals bodily
old Andy's unanswerable argu.
mcnt on the subject. A bill to re-
peal is Immediately introduced and
will undoubtedly pass.
Nothing could better show of
the duplicity and recklessness OF
the Radical party than this single
circumstance. Arguments which
in the hands of Andrew Johnson
are reasonable and sufficient tt
drive him from Office, are truly
loyal and just the proper thing
when plagearised by a Radica
President. 1t was all right TO
Radicals to vote for the conviction
of Andrew Johnson, but it is still
more proper for the same Senator
to vote to allow Grant to do TIN
same thing they condemned il
johnson. Such is Radical consist
ency.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-22

n The Mobile Weekly Register,
the Oldest Democratic paper in the
South, is said to have reached larger
circulation than was ever attained by
any Journal South of Mason and Dix
On's line. 1t is full of interesting va
ried matter, having an able Agricul-
tural Department, presided over by the
veteran Editor and successful Agricul-
tlfrist, Hon. G. C. Langd0n. It's Cen
eral Literature, Poetry, Stories &C.,
make it highly acceptable to the ladies
The coming year will open with a
new continued story, of deep interest,
by one of the most distinguished wri-
tiers of the day. The price was recent
ly reduced to $500 per year which, for
SO large a paper, az pages,) is ex-
trcmely cheap.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-22

WHAT AN UMBRELLA IND1cATEs.-
There is u great deal of truth in the
following paragraph, as our readers
will acknowledges:
An umbrella, it is said, can be taken
as test of character. The man who
takes an umbrella out with him is II
curious fellow, who shuns all specuIa-
ton and is pretty sure to die rich.
The man who is always leaving his UNI
brella behind, is one who generally
makes no provision for tomorrow. He
is reckless, thoughtless, always late
for the train, leaves the street door
open when he goes home late at night,
and is absent minded to such degree,
as to speak i'll of baby i'll the pres
ence of its mother.
The man who is always losing his
umbrella is an unlucky dog, whose
bills are always protested, whose but
tons are always coming Off, whose
change is sure to have bad money in it,
Be careful how you lend a hundred
dollars to such Il man. The man who
is perpetually expressing nervous
anxiety about his umbrella, wondering
if it is safe, is full of uneasiness and
low suspicion, let him be ever so rich
give him not your daughter.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-22

eay. The success Of women as students
is thus spoken Of President Bourne. Of he
Centenary College. Iowa: "Dariny the
last four years have seen the most in'r.
cate prablrms of the algebra. analytical
.rmoe,ty. the calculus and ASTRONOMY
thoroughly mastered hy the ladies'. |
have seen ladies construe and sean The
must difficult parts in thn plays OF Esrl-
piLes and Sophoeles. and dispoee d
slr"phe aud anlisiruple rs readily as their
masculine classmates. The same is trns
"f every otter department. Aud to-'iay, 1t
L We're asked to name the hest ciassiea! or
mathematical scholars ! have met in the
West. l should be completed to naine
ladies'"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-22
New Orleans Market.

CorroS-The sales to-day summed
mp $500 bales at sitter prices, closing
at an advance of a(04c. We now
quote Ordinary at 221@22ae., Good
Ordinary at 23a(623sc., Low Mid
ding at 23ssa23ac., Middling at 24(9
245c., and Strict Middling ut 24s@
gale.
The absve figures, it must he observ-
ed, are predicatcd on the business in
the latter part of the day. Early in
the morning Low Middl,ng sold at
23sc. and 231c., Strict at 23sc., and
Liverpool Middling at 23sc. The de-
mand, however, from the opening, was
active, and during the morning prices
were generally sitter, ard III some
cases &c. dearer; but after meridian,
under the stimulating influence of the
New York and Liverpool kilograms,
buyers came forward with still more
spirit, and although the upward move
ment was checked by a decline in gold
and foreign exchange, yet, with the
competition among buyers, factors were
enabled to establish the advance noted
above of s04c. The demand was quite
general, twenty seven brokerage houses
and buyers for Great Britain. France,
Spain and the North participating in
the business.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The re-
ceipts this morning embraced 700 hhds.
Sugar and 1000 bbls. Molasses. The de-
mand continues active, and prices are
firmer, the supplies selling as fast as
/ landed at 9G0ac. for inferior; l0(0
1Oic. for common to good common
109@llac. for fair to good fair, ll4G
l2ic. for fully fir, l21(al2ac. for
prime; I3c. for choice; 1340l4c. for
yellow clarified. and l4t@15c. 70,
white; 50G SOC. u gallon for common
and centrifugal Molasscs, 6l@64c fol-
fair, 65P6sc for prime; 69c for strict
ly prime, and 70(d7lc for choice.
LOUISIANA RICE-The market is
very duh and prices are unsettled
There is some speculative. demand, but
at lower prices. Quotations are nomi.
nal, at 74G7ac for choice, 6f(97c. 70,
prime to good do, and SAGE. for ordi.
nary to good do.
CoRN-There is little or none re.
naming in first hands. Sales to-day
1900 bills, of which 500 soft yellow al
81 10, 200 do. white at 81 I21, ~
white at 81 Is, 100 and $50 yellow a
81 III 4Y bushel.
| OATs--The stock is light and prices
are firm 1900 sacks were sold, o
!, which 2s2 and 600 at 63c., 200 at 63ac,
100 and 500 choice at Gao. 4Y bushcl.
BkAN-Continues dull; 800 'ant
400 sacks sold at 81 10, and 100 a
81 Is o. 100 tb.
PoRK-Ncw mess is in fair supply
= and is quoted at s32 5O032 IS = Dbl
$50 and 800 bbls sold on the landin
3 on private terms. Is do. at $32 so, 5
e and 200 DO. at s32 IS }p bbl. 1t is re
failing at S33 so y Dbl.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-22
The Grea. Pictorial Annual.

HnStetter's United States Almanac for
1870, for distribution, GRATIS, throughout
the United States and al civilized conn
tries of the Western Hemisphere, will be-
published ahout the first Of January, and
all who wish to understand the true phil
osophy of health sho:,ld read and ponder
tho valuable suggestions it confirms. III
addition to an admirable medical Treatise,
on the causes, prevention and cure Ut u
great variety of diseases, it embraces Il
large amount Of information interesting to
the merchant, the mechanic, the miner
the farmer, the planter, and professional
man. and the calculations haze been made
for sucl, meritlians and latitr,lcs AS art
most suitable for Il correct and compress
<sivc National Calendar.
The nature, uses. and extraordinary san
itary effects of lIOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BirrERS, the staple to:iic and alterativ,
of more than half the Christian world. art
fully set forth in its pages, wliic, are uls'
intersprrsed with pictorial illustrations
valuable recipes for the household an,
farm, humorous anecdotes, and other j,
structive and amusing reading matter. o.
| iginal and selected. Anon. the Annual
to appear with the opening Of the yea
| this will he one of the most useful. an
may be had for the asking Send for COZ
les to the Central Manufactory, at Pitt
! burrh. Pa. or to the nearest dealer i
| HOSTEIrERS STOMACH RITTERs
Tie BlTrERS are sold in every city, tow
and village, and are extensively use
throughout the entire civilized world.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-22

Condensed AIR.--Science has demon
strated that mans formed Of condensed
air: that he lives on condensed as well us
uucondensed air, and clothes himself in
condensed air; that he prepares his food
by means of condensed air, and by means
of the same agent mnves the heaviest
weights with the velocity of the wind
But the strongest part Of the matter is
that thousands OF these taberuacles formed
IF condensed air, and going on two legs
occasionally, and on account Of the pro
duction and supply Of these form of con
densed air which they require for food .:nt
clothing, or on ACCENT of their honor anC
power, destroy each other in pitched bat
Ties by means Of condensed air.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-22
:" Holiday PRES i \ L s
III atLEVIN s. FERGUSON'S,

WOMEN AND BOYS.-The Satur-
day Review says no woman ever
yet was fond Of boys. There is a
natural antagonism between them.
Women are conservative by tenn
permanent; boys are naturally rev.
olutionary. Women are lovers of
order; disorder, in all its forms, is
what boys love. All the feelings
that are strongest in women, rev.
erence, pity, tenderness, sympathy
with suffering, are in boys ''con-
spicuous by their absence"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-22
~ a Northern paper contains the
following piece Of foreign news and


~ ~ Northern paper contains the
following piece Of foreign news and
commentary
Mr. Basilica, Cors!can, arrested at
ConstantinOple on suspicion of q design
upon Eugenie's lie, has been released
after four days confinement, without
any opportunity having been offered
to him of rcbutting the charge. Such
is justice among the Iurks
Allem! among the Turks" Then
Mr.. Lincoln, Mr. Stanton and Mr.. Sew
ard were playing "Turk" when they
were in the habit of arresting men at
midnight, putting them into dungeons.
keeping them there for months, and
turning them loose in the same sumnla.
ry manner, without trial or specilica
ton of crime, or any knowledge of thu
offence imputed to them. There ar,
hundreds Of men in the South VIII,
have had this experience of "Turkisli
justice, not in Turkey, but right u
home. Is it not rather rash, then, t.
be throwing stones at the Turk TO
only standing model for Yankee 2
Picayune.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-22

fy There are. men in the. mines in
the vicinity of Mariposa who refuse to
mine where they cani,ot make 800 y
day. In that region one industrious
fellow made $4,000 in week, and
lost it in one night at the gaming Ia
bic. Another nan says:
81 had $l7, 600 in dnst on Monday
morning, and when Saturday night
came. | had to borrow four bits to buy
loaf OF bread with-cvery Did cent
g0nem
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-22
~ The farmers in the vicinity o
TIM LINKINWATER.

~ The farmers in the vicinity of
Westford, Conn.,, complain that the
dog law has so reduced the number OF
dogs in that region tAat they suffer
much from foxes, minks, wcasels and
woodchucks. One man lost thirty
seven young turkeys in short time by
foxes. All complain of the loss of eggs,
small chickens, and half-grown fowls
and turkeys.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-22

II Alexandria has Circus on the
brain! Another fine and famed one on
hand! No less than Dan Rice, the
great Clown, Wit and Humorist is with
us! He gives the public three per-
formances; tonight at z o'clock, and
Tomorrow at and 2 p. NJ. Remem-
Der, we say again, it is Christmas ;
keep your eye on the Circus, and 60
and see Dan Rice!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-22

Reg A lady having accidentally
broken her smelling bottle, her
husband, who was very petuleIit,
said to her -
81 declare, my dear, every thing
that belongs to you are more oriess
broken"
"True," replied the lady: Tor
even YOU are little cracked"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-22

FINE ENGRAyINGs.-E. Hogan, the
agent for the proprietors of five splcn-
did engravings of Stonewall Jackson,
r. E. Lee, A. S. Johnston, the Vale of
Peace and Better Land has arrived
i'm Alexandria and will remain here a
few days. We have seen specimens
of these truly magnificent ensravings,
and would suggest no one to be with
oEt the full sett.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-22

HG- The amnesty recently granted iy
Louis Napoleon has lila.lrtctl ,h;rtg-iuuf
galley >nves IMPRISONED! nj Iuulan. These
convicis are encouraged to employ their
leisure hours Ia tho m;inuf..ctnre Of iaDcy
articles. wliich ar. sn!d for their bttfefit.
and tie proceeds are haulel over to them
nj the expiration uf their sentences. Oa
the receut liher;,tinn hy tie amnesty. the
sum paid To the ihirty-four e:.llry s:,vr.
amounted 10 $4,000, being M asegage ar
$50 for each convict
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-22

saa- An Arkansas Landlord thus ad-
vcrtises his hotel in the local papers !:
Sand JOSEPH, wept aloud, aud sad tlll-
to his brethren: Il am Joseph; doth my
father yet liver And his brethren ar
swcred him: You bet; the old man Is
doing bully for he boards at the Cos
mopolitan.