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The union Democrat., 1870-12-17
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatic
poisons.
AS its narne implies, 1T does Cure. and does not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Qunne, Bismuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, it in nowise Injuries any. patient. The
number and importance of its cures in the ague dis
tricts, are literally beyond account, and we believe
without parallel in the history of Ague medicine.
Our pride is gratified by the Acknowledgements we
receive of the radical cures effected in obstinate
cases, and where other remedies had wholly failed.
Cnacclimated persons, either resident in, or
travelling TIN ough miasmatc localities, will be pro-
tected by taking the 4GUE CURE daily.
For Lirer Complaints. arising from torpidity
of the Liver it is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints it is
an excellent remedy, producing many truly re-
markable cures, where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DIR. C. AVER Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round the world.
PRICE, $1.OO PER BOTTLE.
Sept. s, lSTo-ly
The union Democrat., 1870-12-17
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and CONSUMPTION.

and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history of
medicine has anything won widely and so deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series of years, and among most of the races Of
men 1t has risen higher and higher in their estima-
ton, as it has become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
of the lungs and throat, have made it known
liable protector against them. While adapted to
mil Ter forms of disease and to young children, it is
at the same time the most effecual remedy that
be given for incipient consumption, and the dam
gerous affections of the throat and lungs. As pro-
vision against sudden attacks of Group, it should
be kept on hand in every family, and indeed as all
arc sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought in.
durable, Still great numbers of cases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
Cherry Pect0rdl. So complete is its mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate of them yield to it. When MOTH
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
t0ral they subside and disappear.
Singers and Public Speakers find great pro-
lection from it.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
Cherry Pecf0rdl in small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtues known that need
not publish the certificates of them here, do moro
than assure the public that its qualities fully
maintained.
The union Democrat., 1870-12-17
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY.

DR.. GIBBoN has the pleasure of announcing that he
has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals Of Ed
rope and has resumed practice at his Dispenary 52
Kearny street. of Commercial, where his old pa
tients and those requiring his services may find him.
The Doctor has spared neither time money in seek
ing out remedies. and has returned with increased
facilities for the alienation ofhunan suffering.
The union Democrat., 1870-12-17
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NEWSPAPERS AND Periodicals,
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n Il o and STATIONARY business Of J. Hanson will
contnne conduct it in the liberal and obging
of his predecessor.
POST OFFICE and CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH
OFFICE at Streets Book Store
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all capable of producing weakness the gem
eratve The organs of generation when per-
feet health,
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pors of California Eastern publications furnished at
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STREETS BOOK STORE is the best place in Sonora
buy School Books, Blank Books, Stationery, Photograph
Alhnms. knixes. TOYS Ciynrs Tnhaccn etc etc delNI
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Ruin THEIR CONSTITUTIONS,
IDI0CY, LUNlCT,
PARALYSIS,

SPINAL affections suicide and almost every other form
disease which humanity is heir and the Of
the trouble scarcely suspeced aud have doctored
for all but the right one.
Diseases ofthese organs require the of Diurctic
The union Democrat., 1870-12-17

The above Sale is postponed until Saturday, No.
vember Goth, 1S90, at ~ o'clock N.
The above Sale is postponed until SATURDAY,
December 9th. 1870 at IL O'Clock, VI.
j. A. :. TROUT, Sheriff.
Fly 6. NJ. MuiEs. Under Sheriff.
Sonora, Oct. -, lSso-
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
MASSACHUSETTS.
rHH WOMAN SUFFRAGE QUESTION.

THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE QUESTION.
BOsToN, Oct. 18.-The State Central Con-
mittee Of the Woman Suffrage Party issued circular
day. giving the result OF late cndcavors After review
ing the action OF tho State Conventions IT. says
The noitc. stuaon b brefv folo- Thre
rites ftd None sVoaes snf Wonh aSs-r
on the state ticket Tie replies will te pnl ei N me
Journal Up present have rceive 'olo~.
Hon VIZ Clhn ard he 'fn o. yer
replied uneauyocal o Woman Suf-r. Ner II
Endcott have quaei son OF sppro'sL h~sr fcs
and Adams have not vet replied
D~nor1,s-The on. John O. Ad'm' snf W. W Wen h've
piled referring resolution Of the Dsrrte Cny "a
others bsv. replied We verbal Aasryus
Ner Chattawav snd Heyvoed vor 81 Sur7-r.
rohib1tonissTe position II Wen FL Phillips svsu k'eFn ns
thirty favor asfc et as0r 10 sn b. cea
tons The BHph,let rsk tn Hon Whar G7'rl ~ H~s
Baker and The Hon W Diyge Tre pi htFs y
oma Sufrage George Rail hss not yet r-TleL
Labor RefDr71s-Wende Ph HIS Is ir fyn Jrrs ~ -
Cherries Covsv and 81 Hmm B Pat sfe 81
Thu. It apr.srs hls while majority Of al ne candidates uos
the tickets hsye declared h"nseTr, IN hTo
single candidate las ye. replied In dec opposds 70 WoHn
Sufrar-.
csudstt favorable sess. Clae 80
m lips who head three OF the four ckes 10th o Won
Sufrsgi.ts nssmrch ~ lie rho
fr ends land who alone qualified als nmrg 80 :
deem III. maxi
lent nominations
we advise the frsniso wmn sufare srcorTe
political sni personsl prefreIces for such "-nJ o7v
pubIy esnOufe Scrltch rtm'rsl -.
every hostile doubtful man, ami SUI s,itre i- = -
fnend stead.
Above 81 'cnd the primary mce'i"gS ro-' S7s'l s.
sentative Oppose the nomination -"
of Womn Suffrage Secrre 'hr mnsol a-t -.c,l Z
efthe Leg stature who n ff srl
Ma,sachust'g md he yi
lea form Of goyernlnen. 10 the old Bay Stsie.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
POLITICAL NO1'S.

The Democrats Of the IIth DisiLrt q Ia.
sacbusetts have nominated Leopo ''s' IA Co.. -
J. V. Montanye of Mida,ct0wr ha> r'sev /
the Democratic nomination for Ass,r - Ia tn l.sc
district
Seth Adams Of Newton has been ncGt'N'.:
for Congress by the Democrats y B.. VIA ! 10:
Iassacl usetts.
The Georgia State Cer.rtl Comn,,.r, O.:
in Atlanta, yesterday and d. n"osly rf,I,u % Q
Hon. Foster Bodgett Chairman Il Nc Onion u. al .. "a
Central Committee.
The Democrats of Erie CouEtv hav, u.
mated George Chambers from The l., Assem- ? -
trlct John Howell from the iIj ,ssr A'v ,s.i "a
John H. vought from the Tia ,-enoiy District .o'
Assembly
Wendell Phillips spoke "a. Bostot ir, ~, T.
ing of the political issres . -. ss,rhu sctis s
arraigned the Republican pa = p,t.ci'ly. an o..
Democratic party incidental. i"I fa,i-s 10 i.,s
idea to propose"
The Conservatives o. the Ill nis;r' 4. =
Virginia have nominated Co. ~ { CutS. L~ = =.
greSs. Ordway officer ~ ? massachusetts, p -
ment during the war. and the If,t Pr. Na, ~ 4
Richmond after tho evacuation.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
POLITLC1L MISSIONARIES.

In all the petitions and speeches made by Mrs.
LivemOre and her coadjutOrs in Massachusetts,
we were called on to notice in what desperate
need the politics and politicians stood OF wo-
mans purifying presence. The ladies seem to
have shifted their mode Of attack they do not
propose, as heretofore, to enter the dirty plano
of politics as ground that rightfuly belongs to
them. but as missionary field. Formerly
they demanded suffrage as sheer justice; now
they offer themselves for the publication
of the ballot-box, jury-box. judges bench,
etc. ETC., with the devotion of so many
Iphigenias or Jepthah's daughters en- route to
the sacrifcial altar. Corruption and base
" expedency will cover out of sight in poll
"t tics before the approaching footsteps OF
the new Una," says one fair orator.
"When woman brings her purity and
high sense Of honor to bear In the
Government, we may hope for its re-
generation, but not before" says another
Now, the physician who goes about extolllng
his own skill, or the priest who vannts his
own holiness, is not the one we are apt TO
choose to cure either body or soul. We are
not likely to accept even lady braggarts at
their own valuation. Before we hand over the
some better testimony than her own boasting
that she will introduce into politics stricter
principles of honor and decorum, or higher
and more liberal views Of justice.
1t occurs to us that Mrs. LivermOre's course
in Offering 70 make over the adherence of her
followers to whichever party would open its
doors to them, utterly regardless of the vital
points of difference between Democrats ana
Republicans, might be objected to by cynical
lookers-on, as stroke of expediency. The
Woman party was virtually by her advice putup
for sale. Their price, vote. We are sure
the lady, if correctly reported, in her I'M
petuosty wronged her followers. They are not
willing to vote for any measure or doctrine
solely for the dear delight Of voting. But so
long as their leaders are liable to make such
mistakes, would it not be safer for women to de-
mand suffrage as a mere act of justice, and let
the missionary argument remain for the present
quite in the backgrounds
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
Annscmenis, etc., CHS Gpenino.

ACADEMY OF Music. Macbeth Fanny jan
snschek
BOoTn's TuEATER.-"Rip Van Winkle' Joseph
JeiersOn
FIFTH AVENUE THRATEB.-"Man and Wife,
FOURTEENTH-sT TuEATER -" Narcisse." Nine
Marie Seehsch.
GRAND OPERA HoUsE.-Opera BouiIe: "Le Petit
PsusL"
LIMA EDwIN's TuEATER.-" Cinderella
NIBIO's GARDEN.-"L Little Nell and the Marchion-
eSS" Lott
OLYMPIC THEATER.-"Weo Willie Winkie." IT,
/. foi.
STDT THEATER, No. IS BOwory. opera
Lur 'Ea BorgAf
WAIACk'S THEATER.-"T Two Roses"
ANpRIc,N INSTITUTE EXHIBITION, Empire CITY
Rink, Tain q. m Six n rdst ,, l., ;-,,,
GRAND GEEMAN FAIR, Broadway and Thirty
st-Oprn from 2 to ID y IN.
NEw-YORK CIRCUs.-L. Is. Lent
SAN Francisco MNsTRELs, NO. ooo oio"u""''
Songs, dances eccrntGo acts e;H a. o.l O.
'Lgrile'
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

The Republican Nominating Conventions OF
the several Congress Districts into which our
Cityis divided meet this eveningto organize and
confer; and the names of some of the dele
gates encourage the hope that nominations
may be made calculated to strengthen our
State ticket and impart new animation and
vigor to the canvass. We can elect two Rep
resentatives in Congress from this City II the
best possible nominations shall be made, with
single eye to their fitness, and in utter dis
regard of personal wishes and aspirations.
In the two Eastern districts, the German vote
is very strong, and is largely inclined to sup
port our excellent candidate for Lieutenant
Governor regardless of past differences. We
urge that, at least in those districts our Ger
man friends be invited to present the names of
men whom they know to be qualified and wor-
thy, and that their suggestions, if proiiered, be
promptly and heartily adopted. We can make
great inroads into what has been our adyersa-
ries' strength if the right spirit Is eVinced
through wise and acceptable nominations.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
Neiu'2lotk daily Gribm1re
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1870.

Both Prussians and French concentrating at Or
leans and q great battle Is imminent.=-The French
claim another success at Pars-Melun has been cap
tured by the rancs-tireurs.-The Prusslans have
occupied MOntdider and levied heavy money requi-
,ition.== The French feet are threatening Hamburg
and Bremen.== Russia has offered to mediate for
peace The Pope is TO dissolve the Gcumenical
ncil.===M Mazzini is In Florence.
In the case of the Nolen shooting ARRAY in Phadel-
phia verdict OF justabe homicide has been rendered
-=== The gale, yesterday morning, caused immense
damage among the shipping on the Lakes, accompanied
by some loss Of life. =-= Two men were killed, and
several severely injured, by accident the Toledo
snd Wabash Railroad. Prominent merchants in
charged with extensive smuggling operations
= st. Peters Episcopal Church dedicated at Au-
burn, n. Y, yesterday
The registration in this city the first day is 6s469
Mayor Hall recommends by proclamation that the places
f0r registration remain closed to-day == The Board
OF Health has replied to Gen. McDOwelPs letter in rela
tion 10 yellow fever Governors Island. - The
cornerstone OF ST. Luke HOme for INDECENT Femaes"is
laid. =- Convention OF Untarans is now in session
IN this city. == Two men have been shot in Brooklyn
by United States Revenue officers for interfering with
them whom destroying Illicit stills Gold, l3, ll3E,
ll2l. Thermometer, 6S. co. so.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

Patient walters are always to be commend
ed-we do MT mean walters in eating houses,
but walters upon Providence. We therefore
admire the moderation Of that good Demo-
cratic paper, The Boston Courier which does mt
care bawbee for "an overwhelming triumph
"of the minority over the dominant party
"without intermediate steps.n Gradual i'm
provementn is the safest; and The Courier
believes that the expected revolution should
abe reserved for the Presidential election of
"1S72.n This kindness of The Courier in Civ
"ing us long day" we duly appreciate; and
when the hour of our determination has struck,
and we are about to be cut off as a flower,
who knows but this bland journalist may even
then recommend us to mercyR
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

Joseph Hawley remarked: al meant to talk
ga little about the Chinese question, but have
"no time. My doctrine is that of the Declara-
ton of independence. | only say, it you
"know how to lock the doors of the United
States, do not and wont lock them" IL
the General had talked two hours on the
subject he could hardly have said more, or
have hit the nail more squarely on the head.
We may regulate immigration always with an
equal eye to the best interests of ourselves and
of the immigrant but any measure looking to
the exclusion of any distinct class is sur
render of one of the oftenest avowed and
most sacred Of our political principles.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
THE REGISrI.i ION.

SCENES At THE srATIONS-QU kEg pRDFI iEJG
MAYOR IIALL-AiiRENr or ELrE,Ti :,
The progress of registration IL th5 -
District OF tho Sixth Ward yosi,risy Wa ci' II,
watched this being the Di. rlci in which at 'h tp-h
election there more vOl,s y" ~ than =, rh,'e
number of men, women aud 81 'iign stowr b., -
census to reside in it, According tu the PUBLISH. ~
there % places 10 rcgistr go tn Narl III Ir
states Deputy Marhal in rls lIi District sI.a l'f
were several persons whose names =. h',urec's' II
whom he intended 20 caall. age 81 ele,tl'rGD. -
said that those who sat VII lr. You't lul SUSAN -
challenges. and that he hla EC sA'H." L. = va
District. at the place OF isiratni, NJ. D. Co -.
there WAS excitement wh,r policeman -. =
rushed IN ard ad the fol'o Wing ...
NOTIFY the Re-. your r..n. LAT 'sy ar as' 80
morrow. b. ar ero' - - -N'-
'Nhat is the date oI That pater ~ 'ndu !" re 80"
~, -. 4. ...
The policeman had been hcling III notice, Nl"' wos
WRITER on note Paper, doubled 81 hgt ths tp l OF y
was concealed. Unfolding A.. ho said: "r"ei' s no
date" ,., -, 49,,
1--WE don't recognize IT, then." said 'he Chairman em
phacaly. THAT says tomorrow, bat hOiio" " NJ
. WAYS coming" IA,
In the XXIt No. Qi BaNtcrst.. crowd Wa before VIC
door AZ p N, discussing the reasons Tor Va, or ~
order foI iidng the icgi tcfs O. 81 to-'dN h,n
thoes something up said ou,; another 'en'rA'a tnA'
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

s,nds have thus been made its enemies who
abould have been. should still be, its Jealous
supporters.
The scOundrels who roll in wealth stolen
from our taxpayers are able to hire thousands
of " repeaters" with tho money thus filched
from the public. Controlling cur State ana
local Judiciary, they can and do secure to their
tools immunity from the punishment OF their
crimes. Thus fortified in their evil courses,
they have from year to year extended their
pefarious operations until they have cast in
several election districts moro than one vote
for every three persons residing therein, IN
several more than one vote for every two per-
sons, and in ono district actually more votes
than there were men, women, and children,
citizens and aliens together, residing in
that district! And, when challenged to verify
the Federal Census just taken in that district
by uniting in an impartial scrutiny, they take
refuge in q silence which betrays their con-
sciOusness of guilt
Often baffed and Overborne by triumphant,
brazen fraud, the Republicans at last appealed
for relief to Congress, and their prayer has
been heard. Two acts have been passed which
will do very much to prevent further frauds
IN NATURALIZATION, IN voting, anu III citn'aSSih6
That these acts are likely to prove efficient
the enemy's writings abundantly show. The
men who have 30 long defrauded US OF our
dearest rights, defame, execrate, and seek by
every means to nullify, those acts They prate
of rights who have so long triumphed by
trampling on rights, and vaunt an ability to
make the new acts of no account which their
every word and deed disproves. The laws Will
be executed, and frauds at our City's polls
will thereby be reduced to tenth of their
recent proportions.
Electors of the Empire State! our struggle
is for the rights of every legal voter, regard
less of party. If you choose to rulo or be
ruled by votes illegally cast or falsely
counted, vote for John II. Hoffman and his
fellow bcnefciaries by the giant frauds of 1868.
If you choose to be ruled by legal votes, fairly
cast and honestly counted, vote for Stewart
l.. Woodford and his associates on the Repub-
lican ticket. There is no other issue involved
in our contest so imminent, so vital, as this.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

riders the Uhlans, who occupy themselves IN
securing the country in all directions far and
near by day and night. Guerrilla operations,
or raids upon railroads OF supply trains, are
not easily prosecuted in the face of such a
foe. We fear that even men like Mosby might
find difficulty in carrying on this peculiar kind
of warfare under the circumstances
-"GeDeran Cluseret, who left this country
TO take part not 80 'much in the French war
as in the French Revolution, must feel quite
disgustcd with the imprisonment to which he
has been subjected ever since his frantic and
fantastic demonstration at Lyons, under the
"Rcdn flag of the Socialist Democracy, some
two or three weeks ago. Gen. Tr0chu ought
to employ such strategical deSperadoes IA
Cuseret in making sorties against the enemy
around Paris.
Since the beginning Of the war the de-
struction of public works in France, such as
bridges, viaducts, etc, has been very great,
and has been carried on by both belligerents.
France must suffer from this destruction long
after the war is over. A large proportion OF the
vast bodies of French prisoners now in Ger
many are employed by the German authorities
on the public works, such as road-making,
bridge-building, and other improvements.
Thus, while the public works of France are
DESTROYED, those of Germany are pushed Tor
ward.
The spectators who have been sending
arms from this country to France VIII ieci
somewhat discouraged mt the conduct OF the
French authorities in Selling all the rifles that
have arrived at Brest and Havre without spe-
cial order from the Government, and promising
TO pay for them after their prico has been bxed
by the War Office. The exporters OF these rifles
some of which werc not of the first class by
any means-expected to realize enormous prolts
from them, on account of the necessities OF the
French Government, with which they intended
TO make bargain after the arrival of the arms.
But these speculative exporters are likely 10 DO
grievously disappointed. The French military
functionarcs are VIGOROUSLY economical IN
their dealings at all times, and will not be
likely to pay too much for arms which they
have forcibly taken possession of. 1t Will be
lucky for the spectators here if they do not
lose heavily by their venture.
-We have never had any denials from Ger
man headquarters of the report Of Von Moltke's
death. which came to us by cable two weeks
ago. But there is no doubt now that the
report was wholly without foundation, and that
it must be classed with such French stories as
those of the Kings madness and the death OF
Prince Frederick Charles.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

The pnblic career Of Democratic" candl-
date in Massachusetts begins and ends with
the writing of a letter and Mr.. John Quincy
Adams the younger, the chronic candidate,
has Just performed this epistOlary piece OF
service. The letter is a very good one OF a
very bad kind-the kind which covers the
regulation space and really says nothing. The
prettiest piece of n0luet6 in it is the blushns
(or unblushing) acknowledgment OF the young
man ,hat be has for three years past wished
d" to be Governor Of Massachusetts, very much
the modest confession following, however,
that the writer "has failed to discover reci-
"procity of sentiment among majority OF
his fellow -citizeDs"-a phenomenon OF which
he may, this year and for many years to
come, observe q repetition. There are opln-
ions expressed in this letter, but it is not
worth while to pay them the compliment OF
re-statement or to waste any room In their
refutation, because they are of no moro con-
sequence than the opinions, or, we may say,
the notions, of any other voter. Most of them
refer to National affairs, and mainly to ques-
tons of Federal finance with which Gov
ernor of Massachusetts has nothing to do.
We content ourselves, therefore, with an ex-
preston of our great respect for the pluck as
well as for the bottom of Mr.. j. Q. Adams, jr.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

We apprehend = danger to the city from
the presence of yellow fever at Governors
Island so long as the cool weather continues
and the quarantine is maintained as strictly as
for the past fortnight But if all that the report
of the Board of Health relative to the condition
of the quarters, Notifications, and dwellings on
the island may be trusted-of which we are not
fully convinced-it is an unfit place for soldiers
or anybody else. 1t is intimated, on the au-
thority of the United States Surgeons, that
Castle William is mere shell, not only rotten
and untitled for defensive purposes, but filthy
beyond description, and not suitable quarters
for troops.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
OHIO.
OFFICIAL RETURNS FOR coNGREssN2y.

OFFICIAL RETURNS FOR C0NGRRssM3N.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1S.-Ofiicial returns from tie
late election that Perry Republican, bas as major
ty for Congress in the Ist District Stevenson Cepne
can) has I54o majority in tho I'D District; MorSan
Democrat) 2Ia7 majority in the XIlTth District ani
sprague Republican, 7l6 majority in the XVIII District
Washington correspondent OF The Phiiadeiphia In
quiTcr says
D. Harrison Chairman o. the RePnhhesn sse frNniT'
Committee Of Olo writes Mr. VIII the Cha nnn of tie Oo Re
publican here III be does gye C. Scbcneks 'ee
ton Ql Congressional District of OhO lie links the oecs eoan
will One ro 10 Butler County vhib CsmPrn lar e
majority Illegally organized and tina; fact BE- Mr Nj
ser by saying 10 not hnk Col Campbell vii
pre.ssut Tho IIId District In the neIt G. ;ress."