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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

UCTIoN NOTTCE.-M DOUGHTY. AUCrToNEER
"A will sell this day, 10 O'Clock laS West Twenty
eighth street. the iuni'ure Of family consisting OF pArlor
glasses bookcases
window curtains mahogany chairs SOFAS and rockers,
cutlery. rosewood panoforte mahogany and war ut
bedseads, maI esses, bedding mirrors al cks Ss The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27
THE MILITARY.

A HoNk-ssrIoR VETERAN COsPs OF 1919 TUE
"A e~ps ~ he Of Fast broadway ADD Pike
arce Thursda, -vrsinR MAY o. Al O'Clock IN fail AMI
Cor for puryor marching 10 kutyers ius'ane BY IN
vaiio0 u csi sbe citizens % free concer To be
Give aud c-l-cn sh-n up Tor The purpo-- OF RAISING
turds -u.bi- them their plans Tor procuring
f~tbl- home by subscriptions for every veteran In hs
have f.pi-s have and
the ~hv- of and heir minor children The bjec
s" ~ ,rss.a ., .a hls aens 4, orser
IL RAYMOND, Colonel
y...c Pawn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

A uCrIoN NOTICE-HENRY DRKakR, AUCrIOFEER,
~iI Ali ON nesny, The z7th inst, al l0E O'Clock
A. nj no s Bowery oorner OF Th I'd street. the sock and
rdi.is 10 AFRO shelving fixtures pains
nss uictarr. lacking essss Ice boxes chairs tables
ausrty OF large and ANAL hqnor rasks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27
A UCTIOH NOTICE-MORT0A0E SALE OF THE CON
IA tents of a nrst class ewelry store
SAMUEL OS<&OOD o., AucttnpAerN

bAMUhL UrtfOOU q UU, AucufheefN
Instructed by the mortAsee sa nj their sales.
rooln ~ Mass 10 morrow, THURSDAY ut 0 o'clock
the entire contents Of first class jewalry ore.
convenience Of sae consisting OF splendid lot of
20 wstchss firm the celebrated European
among which independent seconds Do
pex patent levers lepins de- all OF which the
has authorized 10 be warranted large assortment OF nne
oh SteAiues, crosses, &c
Solid silver silver plated ware. viz forks spoons
card receivers salts knives and forks scissors
&C dc work bench toos glass cases desk &c Particulars
cataogues Sale perepory The goods 70 be paid for
baLkable money,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

C1 nm FoaFkIrsp AND NO CuAR3E UNI
TI.OVU currd-Dr. HUNTER when The
of other physicians and Al other remedies fail ds -
your DOLLY reliance for thorough In
dlsrs No. Dyision street. The only place ~
for the ertrsordins cures has rfsvs
without diet ar hpdrs from business When all of<x
edies only drive the disease 10 the blood 81 only m
The pstl~n fro attacks, AMI 10 ths sy
earth tns, dc. Try AL 9th and Ne
OF handful sti pr Hunter haa removed II "a vhs
utc,pihn fhi TINT conntertri'=R Ropd nedcMs
worse han thf Nrdich 'ook and advice gratis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

CHR sALE-LIQuoRs GROCERIES, AND Sd
- Has-By virtue u several executions. ~ poe tlr
Sc THURSDAY. Eh t,~t ~ iss n'riA
Bowrr,. barge yorh " imported and dones liza
rsrststlns ~ tisy i've and rirh Sts ~
e,-r r~i, pale ~~i DARK hc-msy odd mort sa-rry s'
MAfeirs ~n. fnnnashsa ssorb AM Irish ~iisksy. ',
a nj ant t1-tsr Aar-ris ~ a'rih
sprts pigi Inc rlar-s hocs and Ri ne vino sui u
e.fd hrsnty sud d~u yohns "a hask-ts H-ittcs
chAmpnsns beer biuor imp. ina hren-r-
Ar aisn hrs M ~ rr-rrr~s r-aeans 81 ~nd
hall cYr sr-~r .n bls.a cf-~ -xb hs rel. or"se
ana ~hi~ keu Ur eans molss-rs mo syrup sperm
candles Train. bat-r, r-fa's N
tad Iarrr w ~ spcsr H. tog,thsf inpnrte
snd s,lc and of otbsr articles ' ~
Alan leo .ntrr and iwu arw
s~pibss- III sove connus tnu ~ pcetttus sae Al
10 veil ~orthy tbs ~ holsszls r-'sl i
nv or,,~r ~ yain H. B,nssH r~pus, sh--,a rsfs
1tttR. surticnr-r. - hc~srv Asp. ne~ iFa g'n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

SyPb,iAL AUCTION sOT1oE-
- The s-ls by order 81 AsslxnAas
"a edvertissf s.forel ~ really rsds ooShtg
III mnS postiveiy axe place
w. rrsdss, Nav ~, bs the asd-e-,gued
Lsii rrsrir'irs having been taken % f-me,'
" hts snriiot te-,s,., No ~ Be,sa~.v
vhfu hGi GARMENTS 20 fye made
rnshur wti hr z,M WHOM reserve
Wv. tUPPfNH 4 %, Ar~hpnser-
a. calls ~. vi attention. ~ - ~ N
70 this sair sans heirr All NJ h'- ~
fabric Ac. snd sverf 20 VII rc 'i vi'hori rr-rv'
oedst 90 rsateusss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

VA ApTHp-by YUUsG Mas, A SITUATION, fs A
w storv por err any sd Of business " not afraid OF
Nwh. P~ase can drsrs 20 Watts ST. near iuds)o s,
Zoe two ssys Geo tdwsrds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

AAuRTIAGE SALE. by VIRTUE ~ A Oh ,rIs,
w mor.gA. I will sell publ, Arcton Wedo. sdsy
9TH in-,snL 10 ocock A. M nj No 81 West street
Rector lot of sh bar III
tur.s, 10 &c
h. SH aKLky, IT Constable attorney Or morgag e. ouce
Marine Court City tIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

NJ ATTOkAI Aus psky OF DESIGN rim IhiAi
~ second annual exksbuon Of the National Academs
,ow open daily. hvm npP. H.; 81 go Bro.dvay o
oosis popd srees TIE collection 10 formsf a1ciuAvoay
xxnnl psarvs snd sculptures By living ara which Aav
before been exah,tsd m dis city Admission
osAA~ ethei ~ cents sDntROk RIUnARD6
rnv n :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

ssURa NARRATED uNDHk el7Op rOkFkIy %
~ &ARD uphwtuna1's friend Ia the ne plus uiSA q
meteines aud but requires TO be knowp inset wNh
appreciation. and W stamp DR. wNd th~
1rpsnoor ~ ,hr Say DR. Ward bsseby cgSs reward u
si7HD ply ziran who private dssasss VII
sppsIiy Uniform ce-rsty sa~e zaf.ty and chsapnsN
XII 80 Who been BnRerns that by calfas
Dr. WARD you Q few DAYS feel that RohAru u a,-
sef again" Price 81 O0en b. CANA uru dosS q
tHnarN aY-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

lkrcErAsr TO yENsIsT -pisEAsEs OF rRxAlI1
l ~,cusivsiy treated ~ Dr DUBofs Remed-s Zoe feua
trsna~uene from o ~ % Relief guaranteed In s.~n
tcusurssns ard c'ters sr city confidential Patients npw
prr~sded ~rb board nurpna
'hc~ ~ sirty nins) Wsst pineenh sr~es, Mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

RfN'HH NtffEkU, tiFfNLE ht.ffFN' ~ -"
II and he vener~~ ho-yt al pr,cce - Paris ana LoadaA
A. ZONE psrops ahcted Alb seminal az amp Va -
may not be ~ the act, III LthrVrI -
ths medium ~ msf ming them be " he ONLY graf~sz
In this city who exclusively tea Ing Ard rurn
and with the strup~sn no-p ss -
she~ bin sdop, the iscss and mo 80 ss s,.s -
e the oldest ard uoet severe cases. ~ NrrV.s sEe-N -
o. of Sprns Opposite 1t NcholAs arer ~ - A., A..
w. ~. ,acr3 ~ farront the afciei County hr~
80, t'rs s,ss. z., ,ss DrmccraL p~y sook- sc~cury
p,fre tgaveffe. Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27
A ucrIoN.. BY 2 B; FRANKLIN CO, IS NASSAU

UCrIoN NorICE.-Ti1os BELL, AUCTtONEER-BY
"A BRILL BUSH this day, ut 10Y O'Clock, Ia safes
room whom Il may ncern, will be sod
large LOT original cost So C OF india rubber goods of ali
descriptions suit Also, Congress- gaers boots
dry goods, clothing cutlery invoice Of brandy rum
and gin. Also the balance stock Of matchmaker and jewel
Ter by misunderstanding, &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

AAORRIs X. CRANE, Observation-Disclosures AND
M y,.nsve 1T psrior chamber and kitchen furniture
MORRIS X CRANE tioneer will sel pablo auction
Friday May 20 LOST 10 O'Clock in the f9enoon the
furniture contained tho established public house,
known the kaBsou House Horl S Hudson street, he
Third anr Fourth streets. Hobokea cssng part
sofss and chairs carpets oil cohs befseads
b~dA bedding mattresses mirrors rockers. wshs ands
toilet sands dining, card cspte and tables. crockerY
china and glassware cooking utens. tin ware cooking par
Tor ofre large mange bar hrirc.
oet,hrr with assortment furniture aino'rd
for puble the above will be per mp ory
OF the pro,r moving ru the premes,
tbe pubic iculsry nv ed " gve telr Miendance
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
BARRIERS
GRAPE GINGER WINE.
BARBIER'S
Medicated Aromatic sehManps.

A BARBER has just received from Europe, a
IA Distillng Apparatus, on neV aud improved
system, expressly for the preparation Of Ginger
Wine and Aromatic Schnapps.
It has been In operation since the beginning OF
this month and works admirably.
ITS IMPROVEMENTS are to exclude all RESIN.
OCS non-vOate matter, hurtful to health, from all
liquids, Is well 90 to deprive 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 Darbier's Ginger Wine is
TONIC, lNVIGORATTGG and APERITIVE, and es-
pecially adapted for FAMILY USE.
Ginger is its sole BASE, and A. Barber would
scOrn to offer AS GINGER WINE compound OF Es-
sence Of Cinnamon, Cloves, Lemon and Cayenne
Pepper, forming a MIXTURE which has been per-
sistently advertised Ginger Wine In California,
and the other States Of the Union, hut which, never
theiess cannot deceive Anaysys, nor the most mex
perienced taste. With respect to Darbler's Me1ca-
ted Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps, every one knows
they are Dluretic, and prescribed by the Faculty In
cases Of DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL DEBILITY, neu.
traslng baneful 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 dcri> ell benefit from
his Preparations wishes to see HIM, he has only to
call at 14s Washington street, san Francisco.
Manufacturer Of Syrups and COrdIals.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
Read and Reflect.

nR. CHARLES TOZERS CARD to the afuIeteA o,
Il California. In approaching any course q
Systematic inquiry, there are certain points cOnesTs
ing which the inquirer should always be careA1i u
satisfy himself lie should comprehend dStineaiy
what the subject OF inquiry is-lleAlth and Dseaaaa
II We can form and dx In our minds a clear eoAes1
ton Of the state Of Health, shall have no cnh1
in understanding what was meant BY DIsrase. ~
beyond, though not above these objects Of invea1gA
ti0n OF the huuian body. We have another and N
nObler end. Ills tO lay before you In suth plain tern
that you cannot be mistaken and will know Whera a
apply for relief
use the word disease generally and before spsak
Of the signs Of particular Diseases Il will he prOReR 70
take general view of symptoms. When persan b
troubled or afflicted with disease, which caueao .
weakness Of the back and limbs, pain In the head,
dnneSs NJ sight, loss of muscular power, paipsa.i0r
Of the heart. lrrtabty, nervousness dysIeInia d.
rangentnt " the digestive functions general dtelly,
symptoms OF consumption, and many others Whick
are better explained than put paper, aud ncQuiEe
Medicaf or SurgcHi attendance Il would be wgl for
them to inquire II there Is physician who is eoaE<.
tent to attend them, and who understands the app.
cation Of medicine, aud whose Scientific AttaInneniI
In hIs profession and whose age and perence cut.
tie him to your confidence. Considering these thiu
Dr. Chas H. TcSer has concluded to inform yCa ths'
are afflicted, edvertHinH his place Of business staans
that he has been successful practitioner for over u
years, and has
-ATIEXnED AxD crRED urxnsxna-
when they have been considered by other physlciani
and have been pronounced by them past recovery
Therefore you may rely upon him as one In whAa
secreEy and the utmost confidence may be placed.
Or. c. II. T. would invite all that are afnIcteA 10
call on him, and II he does not administer for then,
there will be no charge made. Let no false delieac
prevent you, hut apply Immediately, and youri
from the dreadful consequences which mus SoalOS
those who neglect to receive attendance.
DR.. c. II. Toxer's Office is on 9th street, near IL
Belyidere Hotel, between and streets. Ills FOss.
are 10 arranged that the Doctor can be eonSulAd
without the fear Of mOlestatIon.
Office hours, from In the morning untA b
the evening. C. II. TOZER. II. D.,
9th street, between and X, Sacramento.
no 42-lyr
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
pY MARY HowITT.

God aieht have made the earth bring foslh
Enoagh for greet and small
Ths Oak Tree and the cedar tree,
Without flower - all;
He might have made enough, enough,
For every want Of ours
For luxuryr msdiciue and toll,
Aud yet have made no flowers.
The ore Within tIse mountain mine
ReQuireth nOne 70 grow;
Nor doth IL need the lotus-nower
To make the dVOB GOw.
The clouds might give abundant rain,
The nightly dewS might fall,
And the herb that keepeth life in man,
Night have drunk them I'll.
Then wherefore, wherefore werc they made,
All dyed with rainbOw light
All fashioned with Supremest grace,
Up.springiDg day and night;
EprinEinR in valleys green and low
And on the mountains high,
And in the silent wilderness,
Where no man passeth by!
Our outward life requires them not,
Then, wherefore had they birth?
To minister delight in man,
70 beautify the earth.
To comfort man-to whisper hope
Whcne'er his faith is dim;
For whose careth for the flowers,
Will care much more for him
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
Pure Medical, Tonic!

Invaluable a. q remedy against BAD WATER, INDI.
GESTION, GRAVEL DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, &C.
They also certify that they found my Schnapps to be
free from Arnyc Asohol or dIsil OIL, exceeding
ly hurtfu ingredient found In oil common Gin, which
DR.. Mott describes "Ietid, aord and asthmatical
and producing iFrepaFabe effects npon the nerYes
and stomach" The certificates also prove my
Essential OIL Of Juniper also dangerous component
produced by the Over-distlllation practced to In
crease the quantity In making ordinary Gin."
These statements are made with view 70 invite
comparison IN California between the genuine WOes
Schnapps and the various brands Of bogus limitations
mixed, doctOred-up, or sweetened Gin, In square,
black bottes Limitation OF my ~tyle Of bOttes under
different names and labels, whether naked London,
Germany, Holland, Scheidam SclnapIs. &C., In inlin.
lie vArety-cOnhdent that the trial will result In Cal
fOrnia just as II long since has done in all the older
States In repudatng nll the bogus, unwholsome i'm.
tationS referred to, and the complete triumph Of my
Pure Schcdam Schnapps.
desire briefly to notice two facts which have late
ly added largely TO the use Of WOlieH Schnapps In
the city OF New York and elsewhere 1st. Pure
French Brandy II 10 almost impossible to obtain
nearly all the Brandy imported from France being
American raw spirits sent there, made into brandy,
and ahIpped back again. end. Many people are
abandoning the use Of American whskey, brandy
NINE deadly poison, 10 In use at the west In dIstiA
ling thereby Increasing the yield Of Liquor about
ohc-tliri.
In conclusion will say TO all who desire whole.
some, agreeable Tonic and Stlmulant, give fair
TRIAL 70
VOL r ELS
SCHB1DAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS4
UDOLPllO WOLFE, sole Importer,
"" "Aml -, Beaver Street, New York.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
DR.. Charles II. Toser'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL cARn

CTEANGERS VISITING sAcRAMENrO vm
> her that Dir TOZEHB lNRlkMARY Il a., c!. .'srr
between and streets, Sacramento, VA e.,
The great success and many FadcnI cure. ..,
~. T0zer since his commencement in ri. ".e hy
which hundreds can testify, induces him ~ ito
those afflicted with any private complajn,s ".IoTm
UR cHRONTc, aud wish to be we'll and tLorong,n HAr
II will be TO their interest and welfare 10 csIi ~ NecS
who for the last twenty-five years has RiVen b
attention to Private Complaints and 70 an 90
diseases Of private nature, acute and chroni %
as Syphilis, Secondary and COnstitutIonai sucA
GOnOrrh0.a and Seminal Weakness Cest s
tures and all diseases Of the generative ami no S@rie-
organs, both la male and female, such a. p,nsFy
FluOr Albus, lIysteria, &C. 'OiAp'Sss
Patients can be assured that their comDl.,.,. -
not be tampered with, but treated upon Stric,, @I
tic princies. Private Complaints eradlr.,SSs sT'tb-
few days; new cases cured Ia q short time S,,, 70
mercury. 'eut
He can be consulted at his Oliee At al time.
day, from In the morning until In the evsS We
All in aflictIon can nnd n him one who esn - -
synpathize wish sAd bsfsieAa them when IN sro" ah
In whose services the utmost eonfidencs wv.
placed. Come all who afaSgted and ~ ,S rs Ds
and be relieved and cured. "OuUis'
Apartments privately arranged 10 m ia
the possibility Of exposure. 's''soe
Letters enclosing SO will receive prompt ,,,.,,,-
with best advice and instruction. 'Hlon
c. II. T0ZER, ". D.,
Otli street, between J and 4
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
WHEN YOU FIND A GOOD THING
PITCH I'M.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER takes this opportunity
i Of returning to his fellow-citizcns and
friends his sincere thanks for the liberal pat
rOnsge bestowed on him during his residence
at Placerville. Feeling encouraged by the
succeSs with which he has met, he will contin-
ue to put forth his best endeavors to please
the most fastidious. Having twenty-five years
experience in tho BOOT and SHOE business,
he latters himself that in fitting tender feet,
and in that way curing corns, he cannot be
cxcelled. He procures the services of none
other than experienced workmen. and uses the
best material to be found in the State.
~ REPAIRING Done neatly and with
despatch.
Doing work on the lowest terms, he has been
compelled to adopt the rule Of "Cash on De.
livery" Please give me call, OH the Plaza,
sign Of the big boot, two doors above Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.'s Express Office.
r. BARNES.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
WOLFE'S
SCHEIDAM AROMATIC sCHNAPPs

Which aduterated compounds are intended to sell In
California against my genuine article.
My object is to announce that have recently es-
tablished an AGENCY IN San FRANCISCO for sup
plying this State and Oregon with my Schnapps, and
that hereafter will always keep said Agency suppl
ed with large stock 50 that respectable Druggists
and Liquor Dealers throughout California can always
supply themselves at regular price, merely enough
the New York Price to cover cost Of freight aud
charges; thus avoiding complaint as heretofore, Of
occasional scarcity and extreme high price. .
II In now many years since first imported these
Schnarps from the celebrated old distery at ScheI-
dam, Holland, In which am interested. It is now
conceded that no Gin Was ever imported Into thIs
country which has approached my Schnapps IN re-
gard TO PURITY, HEALTEPULNESS and kXQUIs-
tTE AROMA or Favor This claim, and for proof,
point TO their universal popularity and the immense
md increasing consumption by all cIayges north and
SOUTH east and west, comprising the temperance peo.
pie, medical faculty, &C., to such extent that my
establishment, packing the enormous quantity Of
SOM bottles per day, IL barely able to I It's orders
Also, Wolfe's Schnapps have been analysed by the
most celebrated Chemists, Drs Mott nnd Deck, Oi
New York. and others, who all certify that they are
pERRECTLY
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
Lime! Lime!! I.ime!!!

n any quantity purchasers may wish, will
4 be furnished by the prOprietOrs of the El
Dorado Kilns, at their Lime House on COloma
street. or At the Kilns, one miles east of Ring
gold. -@
Citizens OF Diamond SPESngs and nj
dorado, wishing to purchase Lime, will find
Kilns, which are Of easy access, there being q
good road leading from Diamond Springs to
them.
eEFor particulars, inquire offs CONRAD.
Coloma street, or at the Drug Store Of c. B.
PETIT. 8. CONRAD &CO.
PlGcervillc, March 7, 1857,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
NoTTC4Hn
TO liquor Dealers ana NTerchamt.

To L!quOr Dealers and Merchants.
A CQMPLETEi iAseORFItENf az THE OILS ne.
n cessaEy for Making and PlavoTing every varie-
" Of Liquor, and package Of the articles used for
giving ARTIFICIAL STRENGTH 70 Laqnors, icon.
every Article necessary 10 commence 4 LIQUOR
eTOKEs VIII be furnished for 920. Also, all the In.
formation necessary to conduct such an establIah-
ment, thus enabling the beginner 70 successfully
r. LACOUR,
New Orleans.
Lacour's CONCENTRATED ACID for making
VINEGAR, Is put up in gallon packages at % per
packags-n good shipping order tSAS1yl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
CYRUS B. INGHAM

TTNAKES this method of announcing to his
Il old friends in California, and others visit
ing this city and in want Of HOTEL accOmmo'
dations, that he has become the proprietor Of
the House known as
RANKIN'S EXCHANGE,
Which will be open for the reception Of guests
on Monday, the SOth iWHtRmt.
Nothing is promised in this notice. Of ex-
travagant or luxurious living, heretofore ufi-
tsI O to be- keOt % IL % neat G and Quiet Tax % on mn a
small scale,-to be free from the prevalent
vices of drinking aud gaming.
But, one thing is promised TO be equal to
other Hotels in the mountains, and that is
PRICE! Iffohnd wanting in all else this, at
least shall BIC deemed sufficient, and will al.
ways be required promptly.
Il. B.-CiE1EY EAGLE LIVERY STA
bic Is attached to this House.
Placcrvillc, April Is, 1857. [5tf
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
Alexander Hunter, Defendant.

Alexander Hunter, Defendant.
WIHEREAS, on the goth day Of May, A. D.
w 1857, In said cause, plaintiff recovered
Judgment against defendant for the sum Of
two hundred and twenty-one 94-l00 dollars
debt and legal interest thereon, and twenty
eight 35-100 dollars cost Of suit, and by said
Judgment, plaintiff established q mechanics
lien for said sums, on the following described
property, tO-wit: "a certain Brick Building
situated on the north side Of Main street in the
town Of Diamond Springs, and adjoining ON
the east the premises known as the Golden
Exchange lot, and on the west the premises
known as the Eureka Ditch Co.'s Office, the
same being now occupied by the Alta CalifOr.
mia Telegraph CO., as a Telegraph Office and
Wells, Fargo 4 Co., as an Express Office"
Now, therefore, all persons holding or claim
ing liens on said premises, are hereby notified
TO be and appear in said Court at the city Of
PlaCerville, on the 18th day of August, A. D.
1857, to exhibit thsn and there the proof Of
said liens.
BY order Of said Court.
= Attest: d. G. MCKINNEY. Clerk.
Tl6 td1
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

OsNdy.-'SOnny, do you love mo anye'
obi don't ], thought
what f0rF
Because you always bring me some
candy Yhen you come to sec Sissy Jane
Give me some morC!'
And what does Jane like me forS'
'Oh, because you take her to tho thOa-
ter, and give her 90 many nice things.-
She sAys e long a. you are fool enough
to lbtch her shAWls and bOnnets, she won't
sAck JON nOhOw. Now giXS me some
OAn6Yf
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
Ranch for Sale.

THE Subscriber OHers at private sale bis RANCH,
Il situated near AiIddletown, and two miles from
Piacerville, on the COlOma road. This Ranch con.
tans 100 acres, bstween fIeen and twenty acres Of
which are under fence. II is well timbered, and the
soil IL well adapted TO Gardening or Prut-GvoWInR.
and can be irrigated from the Gold Hin Canal, which
runs close by.
For TERMS &C., apply to the subscriber ON the prem.
iSes. WILLIAM McCUMsEY.
mayS0 1Otf
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
dLzoBH HOTEL

TNIIE undersigned will sell this WeTl known and pop.
Il ulAr Hotel on the most accommodating terms.-
The building is cOmmOdious and conveniently arran-
ged and has hern occupied but q few weeks. II In
situated on Main street vishsa few rods ofthe Court
House, and is tho best location In the city. The fur.
nture, bar iixtures &c, are complete and entirely
new and will be sold with the house. The house at
present has good run OF business which is rapidly
increasing, and will prove good investment tO the
purchaser.
EH-For terms and other particulars, apply on the
premises to ii. LOUIS.
PiAccrvillc, June 90, 1861. 8 3m*
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
CuEeAat HoRaeI

DR. BAKER b. daily treating pAteaes o J.
distance, hundreds Of whom hc has never seea, =
IN an caseS with entire success. kstiets de- \.
ages symptoms, Ocsupation, &c., .pFOmPay -, ~.
70, and medicine, securely sealed from ObseFs'"
cent 20 any part % tAe State. a
Patients At distance, ere treated % =. ~ hi
AOWinR terms: Eight Dollars for the Art Prescl.II
and Five Dollars fOE each subsequent preScriPsiV
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