davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10


NJ" 'o"h' aug -'' 0''
i"o u ''e t''''af7 q nno!''' ''"'E ''''
th' treat was TIE 'aii 'heFeo' ana ''e
prophets Oh eva did rtJoiec' No'h'ns'
however Is i'''e pFsp's'''oo' '''ah INC az,
',."p' 70 J''s' VI ''ie ''''a'''''' '''''','' VI
'"'S '''y, "a" ''''' VI 'n' country az "'u''
- we '"'''', :, % '''''S''' " s'"'n,'' ~
~ ''''''
~ ''''',,7
Law W. "''e '' = . say" ~ - ''.,V"
'r. -. ..na. - ,u;.a,. - .a;u.
=, I,'a[. r-
-, a.. II. ,
~, P','p " ''''~ ~ -.
-, ,.., 80 - ,' .,,,, ,I,,,a.,.. hs
- , J''' . W." a~a 49,.
..... :. ..no,,, roo5a,
.l',e.,.,.,'-. I'll. 49,. -
49,. ,La, 49, ,am.na,c,. a.. oL,on,.l;,,
,.,-..,.,...,, q, a.. .,.ll,.yt .on o., S..
.,.., bo, J.. i No, tho ,,oe, noticeable off
,r.,, r,.,,t. vo,,,oc, sd, has I'm.
,oor,sli,oJ ti,,.e'f IN diyers coan,rv ,,loccs
T., l;ch,;,, cioars with ,cn dolla, hank
nn.cs On, ,l...~iog obstinate ca,v.s ~ ,bo
.;aa,v,IL h.. running ,l.,n ,hr,nyh with n
-. m, L,,.o. ,~,t.; ,.o, o.,e
hr,,.d in a mock p-cg,a,p,no a. ---.- C,l.
,o,, p...no,.rl un,s.r Il An, J.,
"a
VI. ,...,...., .,.u., :. -,
-.
.l.-.,-..,.-.....,
w.. a. ;, 1t: " -. ~
-. -.
-. o,1..,.,..,n m, w., !. -,
.-.-..,.., III, a.. ct
,.. 60
...,, M, -, ,.,:,;s. -.
..;...'i-.,t.,I..s a.a ,.n,,;,,.;., 90 90, -;,,,.
Ia. , ..a.. - -,
.l-. r.. .,;,r - -, ,o..n. 49,,
.,.;.,, n-..,,,l,.o.. .,,.,.., x.n ,n:.,,n.
- - rs. III.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

HgcIFs-CEhrAIx TO CrEg THE DisgAsg
~ Di-g ~ios.---Iske u trip 10 England. i'm
bibe iieely Of ignorant abuse 81 yoar ooaD.
Try. misesl with considerable raIieule u
American books, American manners aDJ
American institutions. All - ihis IL
c1ction made gp Of British predictions ,l.a'
the Cnital States arr going Lesdlong 30
I@ol.tion. II 'bese 10 not operate, take u
miycl dose u experience IN the lancs AMI
alloys . Lon3on poverty and crime. II
yoi are It'll sufferer, inha'c tie br,szea q.
Italy, 20 fedolep' Il naceafoui and bcg2ar.,
AMI we viii ssger a pair u tr1waers for
NJ Greeley. and a new bead piece 'or The
'hsries,ou Usy,rry. that you sil' a!Ycrtse
~ mi An rcz.r flag With oil the stars u,sal
il n eyeiy Newspaper yOr can lay your
hands on sod arr Jon get il. take teorao-
tive for tie nsnr'st port, AID hurry hofpe ~
ynr gO,i OIL np'ler country - IA, q.
the y1n ,a.s hal cry ..cam - TIE C.,'l.ns
!.aa caa take yy4.--bnoa,g3 Pa"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

fx-lREslDgxr PIERCE BREEDER oF
Tuouorau BREEDS. When PIERCE re
turned from Washington. it WINS stated that
he took to New Hampshire some thorough
bred horses, with the intention 81 raising
stock 4 correspondent Of the Manchester
Mirror has visited Mr. PigRcr stable aud
rive. the following description :
"IIe has three thorough bred horses. with
form. hair and muscles OF the CLASSIC mould,
that fills the eye Of the admirers Of pure
blood animals, His siork horse il five years
old and ran, last year, a four mile race n
Maryland making the best time ever made
by one 50 YONG in ilat State, except onc,
He bas n beautiful gray mare, Of the frny
Eaglo stock, having the apPcarancc OF pos
seosing great powers Of endurance. Bat
ecIipsing ali eamy looks, IL little black
MARI. rapgy booking, rs spry as MS n fox,
and tough a. feather, 'G' ~ 'Uuscic ari i'n',
with eve Ike Fashion Ia heg palny day
and viii to win or die. Tlis IL the blood
we ncci most in New England, Ia ming'e
with the Morgan anl Messenger breeds, 70
give endurance, beauty aud lie.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10
%bkIIjWIStIR
l. + X T. s. = & . II + 4 NY
tAgfIsIlED ~ 2t:B

coaattt.ag ruth .fne,naa Esp,,ss H.,
80 Sc ssfs soa @gresy fs4aspefts'l9a u Mn.Y
". s4l saa iaEia Ffe,gAt. cp,tsn9a sta rayInsm -
Notes Ufa0s. i3. sa Acesaa's sat Ill le bsipss. 81
GETgRaL ExPRga4 yGHwARIIFg,
Ea#T -Hg ns 'yspn2 81 aause-s yssA 20 eoa,.
n.ente s.u2 Daisy ceeAeaslss &. 80 pfaesi Il pa'es
i9 't' E es.st pts'fs Cspasias 49, Epfags
rFPfa aLgsf&fpPT HiVER o. s-0il sors.y -
Aa1ss. iassa ws4ab. saax Esyits, s. 5333 sad Tort
Hagi~g.
9iVsfsDYA RtggR - sani y HsRy ~ sLasgpee,
R~lo Ps,a Benis,.as gs saeas TrAe Zee sssr H.
Peer gss,ss md ssassto.
Ths ~ Is fsllssis ssY ~ setf saa H1a@y sad
y.iHs'3es ~ vgurss- The sh~sf4. way e. aanaH
' ~ gs,is. ~ stag.e passas@- fD" ~ fss i7 - r'-
press
ss- Pr ne T-ssfery q "f9ai FsgEazs saH fsssaS"
.aeisa uSfiysii~d. fsrfp .44F @ssu'Ys h %
.sH 70 aaaG 81 4sfr?9~ss = Nfsefs. G,4 Tasr ~ ~
'l4osIls esivas
J. e. ftRBtSB &c..
Gsses ~ 90 h,4f ~ IN sissei-
81 PAD dsrsh r. i.s7
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

nrI.ANo r. sMfff ATTORNEY Ar Law, NOT,
~ - fahlt nad iatsief ~ Eeal Estate. tialee
Hf9 :" Z T., tapi uae5 Alssa pblis. Minnesota VIA
rae rs.nct,'ar siitelan t eoeihs belts tnnve aa.
'He, lcsshsuB ah1 ias"sit4E Nensy apd Uensfe iaaa
bHj fre sn4'tuu Aseue> N34iat7s aocsi wiy
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

10 Frnf gai t>s'~s ,fes b..arss s'a determined
sseg ,rfg ihag 'tluT - suf !lss. ast ssii 81
s... irF'ss' p 5s.as 'Es asrs.,ly a! sAas fail.ss
- '4f .Iaif r-.44 Jyi1 ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

AZ ALfh % hes E-'%.s. aGt tisfsf.i Assrf. 4geYla,
~ H'f"g0s4n nru.'ssfassf ~ HiH~FayR FrertEft
bspgar. AsRt'fhs i>aEs i-ssa Warrsg# sE4 tseiaass
bee'Si ~hA ~. su.Ais Ga
@ a
DEEsoDIf LAw AsD LAys ogFIcg-P. wIsE
A".Tary q iaH sni Nsa~rsi ifEf gtBt pfes@of
sc9tsaa. ri. VIZ
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10
HOTELS,

NthtbANfh'N pftt. toBTufHD Asni Aifh st4S
~ AHns aihs tisatatrst In t'laH, sssiss tsni,
-. HttuFr, frHtfiGtaf
iisSpg ak~n be ahpee Ita',, ant bHaas ts fraitai
hk1 tiNsN"a Va Ef tfiU IrEa in,gln DE kAsttss
'fNsfi Paa nd ~" VaS@lhr pttis ths' he g pee
rAFtd 20 algoni.esatle tah ssrfefg sna fessefs ~
tfst'N'f M itFsAd " &c rti8. Its iaAe stali 1T as
=" 'rplsi whh 10 las nA market aasisia 1ih iaea
tHu DO ilHei to,e lpn.a atit IN i,,a. ut lbt atn-
bpni E@h5HH, a"8 Nte tah'nsas frft4l ut tba city,
fsasss Il tatktfnbs9is de@ hbgy 80 fasn VIM ah ;ss
pSFt 90 i'A 0f isnit g. 8 Aisi brss ihs ests
hHa5.'tf dkhu
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-11
BARBIER'S
GRAPE GINGER-NlNE.
DARDIER'S
MedlcAled Aromatic Gehnappa.

4 BARRIER has just received from Europe, n
IA DistillinR Apparatus, on a ncF aud improved
system, expressly for the preparation Of Ginger
Wine and Aromatic Schnapps.
II has been IN operation since the beginning Of
this month nnd works admirably.
ITS IMPROVEMENTS ere e. exclude all RESIN
OTIS non.voatle matter hurtfil to health, from all
liquids well rs 10 depiiYe them Of their INToXI-
eating NATURE, thereby meeting the requirements
Of TEMPERANCE.
To those who have not yet used A. Barber's Prep
arations, would say that DarbieT'a Ginger Wine Is
TONIC, 1NVIGORAT1Nn and APERITIyE, and es-
pecially adapted for FAMILY USE.
UfnKcr ~ frs s0ic BXSF., and x. BArbier would
scorn to offer AS GINGER WINE n compound Of Is
schce Of Cinnamon, Cloves Lemon and Cayenne
Pepper, forming n MIXTURE which has been per-
sstcnty advertised as Ginger Wine In California,
and the other States O the Union, but which, never.
theless, cannot deceive Analysys, the most hcA-
pGrlCnccd taste. With respect to Barliers Mcdica-
ted Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps, every one knows
they DIurctic and prescribed by the Faculty In
cases Of DYSPEPSIA, ENERAL DEBILITY; neu-
trRzlng banefu qualities In Water, and valuable as
an AID TO DIGESTION, where the coats Of the
stomach are affected.
Finally: A. Barber does not deem II necessary to
send forth his PORTRAIT to the world, but II any
one Of the number who have derived benefit from
his Preparations wishes to HIM, he has only to
call at liS Washington street San Francisco,
Manufacturer Of HyrupS and Cordlals.
Qrn
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-11
SUM MONS.
State OF California,

btnVc OF Cul1xOGn1ns
CorNrY or FL DORADO.
In the District Court Of the llth Judicial District
SUsGn s. Gold, Plaintiff "a. John Cdlrin Gold
Defendant
Action brought In the District Court Of the lth ,di
clal District, and action filed In the County of III
Dorado, In the o(llce Of the Clerk Of said District
Court, in and for said County aud State.
The People Of the State Of California, send GREET.
ING, to JOHN CALVIN GOLD:
VOU are hereby required to appear in an action
Il brought against you by the above named Plain
tilt In the District Court Of the llth judicial District
In and for the County OF III Dorado, and to answer
the cOmnlaint hled therein, "a copy Of which
panics ibis sunmOns within ten days, exclusive OF
the day Of ServiceO after the service on you Of this
Summons-if served within this County; u served
out Of this County, but within this judicial District
within twenty days. or served out Of said District
then within forty dnys-or judgment by default will
be tASen aganst you.
The said action is brought to obtain divorce from
the lIOnds Of MatTimOny between said Plaintiff and
the Defendant and II you fail to appear and answer
the said complaint above required, the said Plain.
til will take Judgment against you according to the
prayer Of said complaint.
Given under my hand with the seal Of said
Il. Court afixed, at Office In Placerve, this sth
day of June, In the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and afty-seven
D. @. MCKINNEY, Clerk
BY order Of JAMES JOHNSON,
County Judge
HALL HrhR, Attorneys Li8 4wl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-11
Lime! Line!! L.i1ne!!!

n any quantity purchasers may wish, will
be furnished by the proprietors of the FL
Dorado Kilns, at their Lime House on Coloma
street, or at the. Kilns, one miles east of Ring
gold.
CitI1ens OF Diamond Springs and EI
Dorado, wishing to purchase Lime. will find
Il TO their advantage to send orders to our
Kilns, which are Of easy access, there being =
good road leading from Diamond Springs to
them.
q For particulars, inquire Of s. CONRAD,
Ooloma street, or ct the Drug Store Of C. B.
PETIT. 8, CONRAD a 20.
PlAcSrville. March Z, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-11
California Digest.

THE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO PUBLISH,
Immediately on the adjournment Of the NJ proAch-
ing Legislature, complete Digest Ofthe Laws Of
California.
The work will embrace On the laws Of general,
and Of special character In force 1t the date
Of lts publication, Including those OF the session Of
1881. Il wall also contain copOus notes OF the deci'
1lonS Of our Supreme Court constituting the otntueS
and Constitution Of the State. number OF etate
papers, Of general political and legal character,
viii alec be incorporated for convenience Of reer'
ence.
The plan Of the work combines those Of the most
approved Ugests Of ether States.
The laws ~ printed In Il will be carefully and cFiti-
eay compared With the original rolls, and will be 30
certified e. 70 be idence In al the Courts cf the
State. Il will con, copiOus head-nOtes, and All
extensive Index, oil alphabetically arranged. Refer.
enee 10 repealed sections aud acts will be made In all
eases. Many forms will be embraced In It for the
convenience Of Justices Of the Peace.
The work will be printed In single volume ofsome
ten or twelve hundred pages, and 9. TO mechanical
execution, will be In the best style Of law works.
The many aud Important errors which exist In al
eur printed volumes, and the confused and cOmplica
ted condition Of our laws, induced the undersigned
SOME years Bnce TO undertake the task Of preseinG
work which should unite, in portable correct ant
Ineligible form, all that Is ary to be known
the statutory provisions Of the State, either for thu
OF the professional man private citizen; ant
| the position which he has occupied In the Office o
Secretary Of State for the last ve years, has ade
necessary TO fAmIarEe himself with the lava Of TIN
State, and Afforded peculiar opportunities for detect
Ing existing errors, and pains will be spared to ren
der the work entirely correct and complete.
The work has been examined and approved by twt
successive Legislatures, and many OF the most dstin
gulshed members Of the Bar and Bench, and will b.
| amply certified and recommended.
The price VIII be $40 per copy. Pers1ns wishing 4
subscribe for II will forward their names and address
to the undersgned nt the office Of Secretary of State
or leave them ut the Bookstores Of MesErs. j. J. Lc
count San Francisco Charles Kinney. J. Blthell, o
| Griggs 4 Co., Sacramento; A. Randall and q.
Amy, MarysvIlle or at the principal Bookstores Ii
| other parts Of the State. WI II. II. WOOD.
| Sacramento, Dec. 10, 1855. no Att
| QUIT USING POISONOUs LIQUORS
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-11
Reno and Reflect.

DR.. Charles II. T0Rer's Card q n.
AFFLICTED.
Quick cWFes and Loir Prices at Ae old eMtd6lilL
cDsce, 9Th street LFttrern j. aud 4. strSsGs
hk-f02ER returns hts thuukT 10 Ills hOnav,S
~ patients for their patronage, and would snAI1s
thia opportunity toremind them that he continu'sh
consult on those -diGIcult cases Of vENkaKAt WA
have bafled the Ski Of some Of the most eelehraIT
PhysicianS Of the age, and upon which he has ASsS
failed to perform a rGdGcdI care.
DR.. Toser's reputation as Physician stands n.
qualed. Ills exclusive attention to diseases Il ~
genito- urinary organs for 90 many years Eendeza n
perfectly master OF syphlIlc diseases.
The large number Of aggravated cases that Mn,
perfectly cured after they have been given up By maaI
others, Il the only proof that physician reQsAuI
his ability Dr.. ToGer would state that be can -
any and all Of varieties Of the disease no ~
ter how long standing or what progress the dISa0n
has made, every patient can rely upon . cure.
DR.. ToEer has, Il is well known taken palIents itoa
the very verge Of the grave, and restored them h
perfect health lie would further state, that he deo,1
Il sufficient to attract the attention Of these n
might heed the services Of physician In "a cam
but particularly those enumerated In the advertIs
ment, expecting they would test my merits a. ptft
tioner, and the result Of my practice has betn ~
far satisfactory to my patients and myself Nop dal
deem Il necessary TO hll columns Of the newapaDos
with fulsome empiFie Assd bombaatie advertIssm;nk
protesting my ability 70 heal all diseases Eesh ~
10, for 70 do that must be something more than Nan
but to give those that are afilicted With veasssI
Chronic and other diseases to understand fFom ~,
experience. am fully eompetent 70 treat then ~
eessfully.
Ny regard for the dignity Of the medical pvois..E
10 which have the homer TO belong. deteTs ~ AuH
committing any act sAvcTing Of rank quAekeTy, a,
regard for my own dignity would prevent my plaeEi
myself on par with Quaeks and nOStrumS vs6aeud
the present age.
oner no fraudulent or Fenu!ne certificates q ~
Of my superior qualifications pFactitOner; nshA.
eT do assume T. myself medical honorS 10 Whid |
am not entitled, Out merely ssk tho0s who are AnA
ed. To read the different 4,
the cure Of private diseases and Judge for themsts
where TO apply for relief. my rOOniS srraASt
that can be ccnsNlted 10 privacy ut an hours 4 u
day, from O'Clock In the morning until In SAs svs
ninR.
|" Persons with cLronie DlaTrh@O, DysssAo5
Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Lew Gplrits ~
situde, Weakness Of the Limbs and Back. Inaiipsa
ton. LOss Of Memory. Aversion to Society. Lsvs 4
Solitude, Timdity, SELF DS,Tust, DiEEiness HeAaasa
Pain in the Side, Adecten Of the Eyes, Pimplss q o,
Face, SEXUAL and other InnrmItIeS In Man, Be- "a
nnd 4 important 70 consult Dr. c. n. ToseF. ss NJ &
nces 6th street, between J and Z, Hacraments
~ 4nAl n
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-11
NoTTOH
To Liquor Dealers and Merchants.


A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE OILS ps.
"A cessary for Making and Flavoring every varie.
OF Liquor. and package Of the articles used for
verting 20 gAllons OF WhlSkey to 100 galions) and
every article necessary TO commence Q LIQUOR
STORE, will be farnlshed for $50. Also, all the IN.
formation necessary to conduct such an establish.
ment thus enabling The new beRnner 70 GuccesSfniIv
compete with the Oldest liquor dealers.
p LACOUR,
New Orleans
VINEGAR, 10 put up in gallon pAekaRep "a @ 81
VAetNSs-ln gOSd SbAEAug OrdsE. DW III
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-11
DR.. Charles h 3oxara
PRIVATE MEDICAL CARn,.

CTRANGERS VISITING SACRAMENTO win r.-.
y Der that DR. TOZERS INFlRMARY 10 on ~ J.
between J and X streets, Sacramento.
The great success and many radical cures naA.I
Dr.. TOHcr since his commencement In this cIt~ &
which hundreds can testify, induces him To -
those AFFLICTED with any private complaints RS|~
on CHRONIC, and wish to be we'll and thoroughly es
II will be to their interest and welfare to cali e m
who for the last twenty-five yearshaS given his ent
attention to Private Complaints. ArIl to III caS, !"
diseases Of private nature, acute and ChFOnie a
aS Syphilis, Secondary and Constitutional aeevtlS
GOnOrrhGea and Seminal Weakness, Gleet and A.
tures and all diseases Of the generatve and uriD,
organs, both In male and fem3Ir, such a. PfOlap~
Hluor Albus, lIysteTia, &c.
Patients can be assured that their complaint, "A
not be tampered With, but treated upon slTicty 49,,
tihc principles. Private Complaints eTadicated IA
few days; new cases cured In . short time, M,
mercury.
lie can be consulted at his oice At all tImes sf A.
dAY. from In morning until In tha sEsaivr
All In afiiction can hnd In him who can se0 ~
SympathiEe with and befriend them when In tFOuh.
one In whose services the utmost conndenes cas n
placed. Come all who arc anlctxd aud N ira.
and be relieved and cured.
Apartments privately arranged 20 e 70 presa..
the possibility Of exposure.
Letters enclosing el0 will receive prompt asssati.
with best advice and instruction.
c. II. ToZER, ~. n,
eth street, between aaAK
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-11
JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE, Clippers, Morn.
i Ing Light Flying Fish and Flying Mist,
n LARGE SUPPLY OF
Pure Cream Tartar; Lard Gil; Etract Lquorice;
Blue FitriOl; 6eFmsn and EaRholf eaWOmlle;--
saltpetre; Corn Starch; Shakers saFsaPaFNlA;
sarsaparilla Root; Gum Arabic; Citrie Acid;
Extracts Of Lemon, Rose and Vanilla; Potash;
Vanilla Beans; Boiled Llnaecd Oil; ;----
Castor OIL, in barrels; Kidder's. Powers and
Weghtman's Tartaric Acid;
Pure Yellow and White Wax;
Bay Rum, In cases and barrels;
Fresh Hops, in b packages; Sage; Yankee Soap
indelble Ink; HoStetter's Bitters; Cod Liver OIL;
Roses Backing Brushes; Mason's Hacking;
Spanish and American Saffron; Lubln's Extracts
Genuine Wright's, -Brandreth's, MofAttS, aud
other Pills
Chamois Skins; LycopodIum; EsNettal Oils;
Congress Water. In pints and quartz; Borxx;
Sal Soda; Pearl Barley;
And many other staple articles, which, together
with our FORMER large STOCK Of DrugS, make as
Sortment as varied and large any Drug House 10
the City, to which invite the attention OF the trade
and others buying In this market
ALBAN, THOMAS 4 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
tSH l6l st., corner Of 9Th Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-11
Liquors and Vinegar
INSTANTLY, DY TIE USE OF
LACOUR'S ESSENTIAL OILS

VNlIESE OILS are obtained by DistIaton, at the
Il Chemical Laboratory, Parish Of Jefferson, Of
PIERRE LACOUR, author Of "Lacour's Chemical
Analysis" "LacOur's Chemical ManpulatIOnS, LA
sOur on the Manufacture Of Liquors." &c.
Purchasers are particularly requested TO return
the TASKS aud obtain their money II the Oil does not
give perfect satisfaction
LAcoURs OIL OF coGNAC converts neutral
spirit to superior imitation OF Imported Brandics,
t-otard. Haxeraci Marett COgnac POutncy, seig.
nctte, United Vineyard proprIct0FE, CHstHiIUN HKd
London Dock DrandIes. These liquors will have u
full frulty favor and beautiful, sparkling color
Common recthed whISkey will be changed by the use
Of the OIL Of Cognac, to New York brandy, Pine Ap.
pie Brandy, Common CoRnac Brandy, &c.
LACouRs OIL OF RYE changes RectIGed whis.
key to MonongAhela Rye Whlskey, Old Virginia Malt
WhiSkey, Bourbon Whiskey, &c.
OIL or CEDRAT changes common Rectlned
Whiskey to old Irish Malt WhlSkey, and . superior
article Of Scotch WhIskey.
OIL or PEACH changes common whIskey to vir.
Cognae viii convert common WhiSkey ". Apple
Brandy. -
OIL or GIN converts the poorest whskcy TO IIol.
land Gin Scheidam Schnnpps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin,
English Gin, &c.
LACOURS CONCENTRATED ACID will in Eve
minutes after being mixed. change Ave gallons Of
good Vinegar and twenty-five gallons Of water to
thirty gallons OF the most acid Vinegar that be
found In the market By the use OF Lacours Con.
centrAted Acid, Vinegar be made for one dollar
and sixty cents per barrel
FOR MAKING LIQUORS, Laccuris Oils REQUIRE no
prepAraton-only pour the oil into the Whiskey and
shake well. The liquors thus made will have fine
natural aroma, q full, rich, oily tastc; beautiful
transparent color and nne be ID. Lacours Oils ex.
ert three distinct properties In converting common
whIskey 70 d. andy, Gin, &c. The nrst property com
bnes with (and subsidies In the form VI oculent pn
tlces the whole Of the grain oil (AmylIc Alcoho -
the whskey 10 thus deprived Of that peculiar irrita.
ting and burning taste and becomes neutral spirit;
the second property consists In oily mucIlr ginous
taste impaired to the liquor, which renders II mellow
and imparts an appearance of age; the third prop.
erty 10 exhibited In the rich vnoUs nutty Udor that
s impaired TO the liquor which renders distinction
from the genuine brands impossible.
These oils are put MP In quart TASKS; each flask
contains sunicient oil for making three hundred gal.
Ions Of Liquor. Full and comprehensive directions
accompany the bottles. Price, % per bottle
For Sale at the cOrnoT Of g. Charles and Poydras
streets.
One bottle Of these oils, ave In number will be ne.
cuFely packed and shipped with bill ofadInG TO any
part OF the country upon the receipt Of eO, TO the
address Of Ro LACOUR,
Purchasers are Pe0ueateA. "A n RuMrantee nj
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-11
-EOR-NAI,Ev

A HOUSE AND LOT ON COLOMA street,
IA we'll arranged, with good we'll and out
houses. There is u good assortment of Fruit
Trees, Grape Vines, Currant Bushes, etc, on
the premises, making II one of the most desira-
bic family residences in the city.
GEO. F. JONES,
Placervilc, October IS, 1856.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-11
Ranch for Sale.

VNHE Subscriber offers at private sale, his RANCH,
4 situated near Middletown, and two miles from
Piacerville, on the Coloma road. This Ranch con-
tane 100 acres batWeen niteen and twenty acres Of
which are under fence. II ls well tlmbered and The
soil wen adapted to Gardening or Fruit Growing,
and can be irrigated from the Gold I'm Canal whIch
runs close BY.
For terms, &c apply to the subscriber on the prem
ises. WILLIAM NIcfIjMSEY
may8O 1n.S
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-11
Whites
NIMROD LINIMENT,

WHITES A0UE DROPSl
A Certain 0ure for AEue and Panama Fever
WHITES oUININE DENTIFRIcE
For Cleansing and Preserving tho Teeth
and Gum, Arrestlng the PropreSs Of Decay, and
ImpArting an agreeable Sweetness 70 the
Breath :
WHITES RHEUMATIC PILLS
Which have Given Relief In Numerous Cases!
A RE Manufactured aud Sold only bv ROB.
IA ERT WHITE, wholesale and retail Drug.
Risk 81 MEDICAL HALL. Depot for Genuine
Patent Me4icines, Post once Flreproof Block.
ceEusP q Hem end 0acsO1snto streets,
S1@cOwVSAl0,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-11
p H E NIX w or KS

JONATHAN KlzlA11an. FE0FlnEF0R.
Manufactures Of Fireproof Doors, Shutters
Francisco.
N.D-Orders from the country attended 10 prompt
Y, large assortment Of secohd- hand Doors and
shutters cOnstAy on hand aud fer sals - very oW
PHceH' l6ml