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Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09
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Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09
QUIT USING POIsONOUs LIQUORS.

| TNHESE OILS are obtained by Distllation, at the
| i Chemical Laboratory, Parish OF Jefferson. Of
PIERRE LACOUR, author Of "Lacour's Chemical
Analysis" "Lacour's Chemical Manipulation" ;" LA
couF on the Manufacture o! Liquors" &c.
| Purchasers are particularly requested to return
the TASKS and obtain their money, II the OIL does not
give perfect satisfaction
LACOURs OIL or COGNtC converts neutral
spirit 10 superior Imitation OF Imported Brandies
viz Otard, Saxerac, Marett Cognac, Poultney Seiy-
nette, United Vineyard ProprietOrs, Castilion and
London Dock Brandies. These liquors will have a
full fruy flavor and beautiful, sparkling color
Common rectied whiskey win be changed BY the use
Of the OIL Of CoEnac, to New York Brandy Pine An
pie Brandy, Common COgnac Brandy, &c.
LAC0URS OIL OF RYE changes Rectified whis-
key to MonongahelA Rye Whiskey, Old Virginia Malt
Whlskey, Bourbon Whiskey, &C.
OIL or CED r AT changes common Rectifed
WhISkey TO old Irish Malt Whskey, and a superior
article oiScotch Whiskey.
OIL or PEACH changes common Whskey 10 yir.
glnia Peach Brandy, &c. Oil Of Peach and OIL OF
Cognac will convert common Whiskey to Apple
Brandy.
OIL OF GIN converts the poorest Whiskey 10 TIol-
land Gin, Scheidam schnapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin,
English Gin, &c.
LACoUE's CONCENTRATED ACID will, in fvc
minutes after being Mlxcd, change hve gallons of
good Vinegar and twenty-five gallons Of water to
thirty gallons Of the most acid Vinegar that can be
found In the market by the use OF Lncour'a Con-
centFated Acid, Vinegar can be made for one dollar
and sixty cents per barrel
FOR MAKING IIQCORS, Iacour's OILS REQUIRE no
prepnratlon-0nly pour the oil into the Whiskry and
shake well. The liquors thus made will have a ine
natural aroma, full, rich, oily taste; q beautiful,
transparent color and kne Be d. EacOuF's OIIsex-
ert three dlStlnct properties In converting common
WhlSkey 70 D. andy, Gin, &c. The irst property COM
blnes with land subsidies In the form Of ncueIt pnr-
tlceA) the whole Of the grain oil (AmylIc AlcOho-
the whskey 10 thus deprived Of that peculiar Irra-
ting and burning taste, and becomes neutral splrt
the second property consists In oily gnous
taste impaired to the liquor which renders It mellow,
and lmparts an appearance Of age; the third prop
ery Ia exhibited In the rich vinous, nutty odOr that
s impaired to the liquor, which renders distinction
from the genuine brands impossible.
These oils are put up In quart TASKS; each flask
contains sufficient oil for making three hundred Ea-
Ions Of Liquor. Full and comprehensive directions
accompany the bottles. Price, % per bottle.
For sale at the cornor Of 81. Charles and Poydras
streets.
One bottle Of these oils, Ave In number will be ae
curcly packed and shipped with bill Of lndlng, TO any
part OF the country, upon the receipt Of 4I0 TO the
address Of p. LACOUR,
New Orleans, La.
w Purchasers are requested, as O guarantee Of
good faith, to furnish US the name Of any house In
New Orleans and we will ship them q package OF the
Oils. II they do mt nerfOIm all that ID claimed tor
them' they viii cost nosAlng. l8 4S 1y1
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09
Read and Reflect.

nR. CHARLES TOZERT CARD 70 the Afflicted 4
~ California. In approaching any new course q
systematic inquiry. there certain ponts eoneeFa
satisfy himself he ShOuId comprehend SIssinssiV
what the subject Of inquiry is-Health and DseaSsa
II We can form ana az in cur mInds clear e6aesP
ton OF the state Of Health We ahA have ne AlRlezeN
IN understanding what vac meant b. Disease. ~
beyond, though not above, these objects Of intGe.
tion OF the human body, We have another anA -
nobleF end. II 70 lay before you In such plain Vs
that you cannot be mistaken ana uIl know where b
luse the word disease generally, and before pssk
OF the signs OF particular dseaSes will be proper
take general view q synlpeoms. when peFSee
troubled or amicsed with disease, which eanses
weakness OF the back and limbs, pain 10 Ne hee4.
dmnees Of sight, loss Of muscular power palpltaea
OF the heart, iFrlIaby, neSvousnes dyspspalA. e.
ranGement Of the digestive functions. general dee
are better explained than paG on papse, and VsVES
Medical OF Surgical attendAnce, L would Be WsIl ~
them to Inquire II there d phyIioian uhe 4 eo@ee.
tent to aeend them, and !he 1ndssslends he ape
cation Of medicine, end whose eclentinc Altaln1sals
IN he profession, and whose age amA experismoA ea
tie him to your conAdence ConsSAeEln9 tAees tAlns1,
Dr.. Chas H. Teser has oonciqAed - iHioFm yoa ~
that he has been SnoCessiaI prSctitIoner - eve q
years, ahd has
ArTnDED AzS cUszo xuuDaDs,
when they have been conalasged ~ eAhaf physeleAA
and have been peoneaa0sa . tAoa pasG rsesxeEy.--
therefore you may rely unsa hin - Oaa = uAsH
secrecy and tAe ulmess esa9Asnco NY . nlaaOa. .
Or. G. H. I. would invits all that are s1alcleA n
can on HIN. eAd As Aoes 20 a1alalltes ~ tAea.
there will Be no charge @AAs: L. - ~ 4sneseZ
prevent you, but Apply YimmsaiAA0I aSis 3tuRssli
from The dreAafdl esaeeessasaa GsHsk 81 1allsS
those who neglect 10 EeeslSe el.e esNeo,
Dr.. Q. u. ToaeSb Ofnco b on - slroes, near ~
helXiAera Hotel, between AJAX asr0eee. Hls res1e
are % arranged that Tie BoeleH cen ~ eoAaales4
without The fear u neloaDe1loa. ~
a Of0oe houras kem % The mernlng Hnul IN
the evening. o. u. 1Q2kR, u. D.,
Ssh street. sstWeen IaAa Z, eaeFamsate.
no E-1yr
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

Gin up AU Idea of Women FoHs.-
a funny correspondent of the Portland
(Maine) TrGnscript writes as follows:
II have recently gin up all idea of wo-
men folks and come back to pcrlitical life
! am moro ct home in this line than in
huntin' the fair sccts. Aingills in petit.
coats and kiss me quicks' is pretty to
look at, and l gin in; but, darn 'em, they
arc as slippery as cells, and when you fish
for EN- and get bite, some how or other
you find yourself at the wrong end Of the
line-thcy'vc cotched you An when
you've stuffed 'cm with peanuts, candy
and dOggcrtipcs, they will throw you
away as they would a cold tatcr. Least
wise, that's been my experience. But
I've done with 'em now. The Queen Of
Shecbcr, the Slcepin' Beauty, Klcopatry's
Needle, POmpcy's Pillar, an Lots Wife,
with steam ingine to help 'cm, cooldn't
tempt me. The very sight Of bonnet
rilCs me all over"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09
NOTICED

To liquor DrnIcrs aHd Merchants.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF TIE OILS ne
"A cesSary for Making and FavOring every vare-
~ Of Liquor. and package Of the articles used for
giving ARTIFICIAL. STRENGTH to Liquors, ICON
vertIng 70 gallons OF Whlskcy to LOO galOns.l and
every article necessary 10 commence q LIQUOR
STORE, will be furnished for $50 Also, all the in
formation necessary to conduct such an establish
ment, thus enabling the new beginner to successfully
compete with the Oldest liquor dealers.
p. LACOUR,
New Orleans.
Lacour's CONCENTRATED ACID for making
VINEGAR, Is put up In gallon packages at - per
package-n good shipping order. [34s 1yl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

JUST RECEIVED,
DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE, Clippers, Morn
l. Ing Light, Flying Fish and Flying Mist,
4 LARGE SUPPLY OF
Pure Cream Tartar; Lard Gil; Etract Liquorice;
Bue NitriUl; German and Eng sh CamOmile;
Saltpctrc; Corn Starch; Shakers Sars aparilla;
SarSuparilla Root; Gum Arabic; Citrc Acid;
ID. Extracts Of Lemon, Rose and Vanilla; Potash;
Vanilla Beans; D0lrd LinSccd Oil;
Castor OIL, in barrels; KIdder's. Powers and
WriGhtmanr TaftArlc Acid;
Pure Yellow and White Wax;
Hay Rum, IN cases and barrels;
Fresh Hops. In n packages: Sage; Yankee eoap
lndelible Ink; IIostctter's DtteTs; Cod Liver OIL
- RoSc'H l'iackinR I,ruAheS; MasOus Hacking:
Spanish and American San ron; Luhin'H Extracts
Genuine WIlghtS, Drandreihs, MofTar's, and
other Pills.
ChAni0iS Skins; LycopodiuM: Essential Oils;
Congress Water. In pints and quarts; lIorAx;
Sal SodH Pearl Barley;
, And many other staple articles. which, together
with our former large stock Of Drugs. make our aS.
soTtment as varied and large ms any Drug House in
the City To which invite the attention Of the trade
and others buying In this market.
ALBAN, THOMAS 4 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail DrugEiSts.
lMl 16l } St, corner Of 6th, Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

Lees Noise. = Western Judges have
queer ideas, if We may believe ali we hear
Of 'eourt rulings." For instance, here is
yarn concerning one Judge Scott, who
formerly dealt out tho law, somewhere in
Ohio. He very often gave uttcrance to
sentiments Of . character SO unusual with
the judiciary, that they might be said to
be e1trGi1dicial. OF that class Was re.
proof which he administered one morning
to certain noisy suitOrs and lawyers who
attended at the Judges special lerse-
The old gentleman, amidst the din and
confusion, raised his specs and looked
around the court room with an awful
frown. After striking the table with his
gavcl and procuring silence, his auditory
were electrified to hear him say" Gen.
tlcmcn! Gentlemen! you must keep less
noise herc!--yOu must! I've sent half
.-dozen people to the pcnitentiary. and
haven't heard word Of the evidencc?-
The thing must be stoppcd!"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09
Read and Reflect.
DR.. Charles u. Toxer's Cara to n
ARELICTEn

DIR. Charles II. T0xer's Card e the
AFFLICTED
Quick cUrfs and L0sr Price at GAs Old NsaB2ial,h
cp8eS, ga strest bttarAta !. 0Md Il. streeGs-
nk. TOZEK returns his thanks to As numessa
~ patients for their patronage, and would enbsao
this opportunity to remind them that he eontlnuees b
consult On those difficult cases Of vEHEakAL MA
have bafrd the skin Of some Of the most celebraA
Physicians OF the age, and upon which he has aSes
.hIittH TO I'erfoFaa q radituf cUre.
pr ToHerS reputation ~ . Physician stands une.
qualed. Ills exclusive attention to diseases Of "
Eento-urnAry organs for 80 many years, renders An
perfectly master Of SyPhlllIe IediSeaSes.=.-==-=-z=
The large number Of aRRrava cases that he Ia
perfectly cured amer they have been given un by maay
others the only proof that physician requires i
ms ao'ity Dr. Tozcr would state that he can e1s
any and all cases Of varieties OF the disease no m
Yer how long stahding or what progreSs the dseasa
has made. every patient can rely upon Q cure
DR. ToIer has, 10 we'll known, taken patients iroa
me very verge OF the grave, and restored them 10
Perfect heAh He would further State thai he dtVR
II sufficient to attract the attention Of those n
might heed the services Of physician In all eass,
nut particularly those enumerated In the adveTse-
ment, expecting they would test my merits as psae.
titioner, and the result OF my practice has been eh
far satisfactory to my patients and myself Nor e
deem Il necessary TO hll columns Of the newspaDsFs
protesting my ability to heal N diseases DEL a ~
to- for to do that must be something more than Ma
but to give those that afilIcted With veners0L
chronic and other diseases TO understand fro0 loaa
ceSsfuly.
My regard for the dignity Of the medIcal prolsssa;
to which have the honor to belong. dsVrFs ma lO9
committing any act aavcrinE Of rank quaekeEy, eAa
regard for my own dignity would prevent my plaelaG
myself on par with quackS and 1OstEums vrnaossS q
the present age.
offer no fraudulent or genuine certificates q -
OF my superior qualifications practitioner nslh-
er do assume to myself medical AonorS 70 wAleA
am not entitled but merely ash those who are doea
ed, to read the different adveTtiOemeaIs relatng =
the cure OF private diseases. and judge for thsmsvs
where to apply for relief my are 90 avAagad
that can be consulted In privacy ct an houFO 0ltAs
day from O'Clock In the morning Hntl In ~ sss-
Ming
Persons with Chronic DlarThGo. Dyssata5
Local Weakness. Nervous Debility, Lev epirlIa. -.
sltude, Weakness Of the Limhs and Back, InAiDssi.
ton, Lose OF Memory, Aversion to Soeety, Lovo 4
Solitude TimldIty, 6eh Dlstrust Dlzzineas HOaAasa
Pain 10 the Side Affection Of the Eyes PnpleS e u
Face, Sexual and other inAFmitlss In Mas, Ac., Vm
find important to consult D.. c. H. TOaer, q As =
nee, 9th street, between and X, Sacramento.
G, II. TOZER n. y
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

- = Tls ParzOa and the Child.
1wxEoswwhUt 4 tEta long Sees-gone-
BrOaGht back from O'sr the sea
A pAWUA green, aad gOlden-hued-
A gifG 70 Asbsl LIE.
4 chIld shs was OFFENSIVE mood,
A soAaaA lovsly eye,
That always made yOu think upon
Ths boaaty Of the sky.
There wAs the same transparency
About its depths Of blue,
And when her lips we're dropped you saw
The color shining through.
Her hair Wss Of 50 soft brown,
Her hand so pure . white;
Her smile 20 eloquent of love,
Her cheek and lip so bright
Her voice % like low, sweet tune, ---
All could not but agree
That never was q fairer child,
Than gentle Mabel Lee.
The bird had grown mOrOse and sad,
And shown its tiny rage
BY tapping with uneasy wing
Against itS gilded cage.
She spoke to Il with kindly words
And such 9 soothing tone,
That soon its voice began to catch
The soflness Of her own.
She fed It from her dimpled palm
With sweet indulgent care,
Until it would not taste q crumb
UHiesS she laid it there.
She taught II to pronounce, in tones y
Oftenderness, her name,
Till you would think from human lips
The accents surely came.
But sorrow does not spare the young,
1t seems alike to all,
And often are the faircst flowers
The very first to fall.
The light in Mabcl's eye grew dim,
Her cheek grew pale and wan;
She tried TO smile her old, sweet song,
But ell its jOV was gone.
The parrot missed her gentle care,
And called her loud and long;
And "Mabel," ;" Mabel Lee !" was still
The burden Of song.
But yet she needed not the call,
Though plcadingly It came,
Aud those around her shrank to hear
Thu uafh0a NJ haH mama
For DER the cheerful home the gloom
Ofsudden grief was spread
Her car could catch no earthly sound
Sweet Mabel Lee was dead.
Yet still the bird pronounced her name,
With an unwary tongue,
And strangely through the sad, still house
The mOurnful echo run.
They StrOve to silence Il in vain,
Its voice they could not stay,
Until they bore Il TO the spot
Where the dead Mabel lay.
AZ once the plaintive call was hushed
Their StirleSs form before,
The iterating tongue grew dumb,
Her name was heard no more.
And ere another day had seen
Above the child's fair head
The churchyard sod lay smooth and green
The pining bird was dead!
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

A lady introduced her subject to BoA'
ton editor by stating Having a
good constitution, she can bear great
deal Of happiness I" She proceeds to de-
clare that her idea Of perfect bliss is-"a
fast horse in sleigh, plenty of buffalo
robes and neatly fitting overcoat, with a
handsome man in it." And she adds, ''if
that is not happiness, I'm open to cOnvic.
ton a. to what is."
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

The other day, says an exchange, q
gentleman gave . couple of cents to : wo-
man who asked charity Of him. "Two
cents !" exclaimed she take them back,
sir; l asked for charity can't do any.
thing with two ccnts I" my dear mad.
am," said the gentleman, II beg you'll
keep the cents, and give them to some
poor person."
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09
Hard Times at the Bav

THE subscriber having taken advantage Of
Il the pressure In the San Francisco money
market. and purchased heavy stock Of III.
QuORS, CIGARS, PLAYING CARDS, etc,
Ht New York prices, can sell such goods lower
than any other house In the mountains. Per.
sons wanting such gOOds, are invited to cull
and see for themselves,
elSs- A full catalogue will be found in the next
issue OF this paper. D. NEWBAUER.
PlncEyillS, JSn. cath, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

Our Government lands cost one dollar
an acre on an averAgA and champagne
I've dollars . b0ttle. How many Z man
de lan9less' who during his llfe, has
sWelloKeaA townshlp, tEecs and All.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09
Notice to Smokers.

WYE have added to our Book and Stationery
w business complete assortment Of gem
uine
Havana Cigars and Chewing aud smOk-
1ng Tobacco
Which we keep for sale at our old and well.
known stand, on the Plaza.
Among great many different grade of Ha.
vana Cigars, we have the following more cele.
bratcd brands:
La Intimidad, Flor Fama:
Flor Henry Clay; Higucra;
Flor TabaccOs; Barenna;
Turca; Flor Inesperada. &c
All Of which DIRE guaranteed to be genuine and
will be sold at the lowest prices.
We haye also a good supply Of the BEST
NATURAL LEAF and HONEY DEW CHEW.
ING TOBACCO, ever offered in this city. Al.
SO. small lot Of pure and genuine Merchaum
Pipes and Turkish Tobacco.
lfyou wish to enjoy the excellent favor of q
real genuine Havana, call on
DAVIS 4 ROY.
laugl6l On the Plaza.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09
Cured mt Home!

DIR. BAKER ls daily treating patients at q
distance, hundreds Of whom he has never seen, and
In a cases with entire success. Letters describing
to, and medicine, securely sealed from observation.
sent to any part Of the State.
"a Patiente at distance. are treated on the fol.
lowing terms Eight Dollars for the first prescription,
and Five Dollars for each subsequent prescription
A6vS n
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

Won't you take my word, sir, when
(! ten ycu l will call and liquidatc your
demand on Saturday morning next!" said
delinquent debtor to dunning creditor,
with whom he had sharp words. "No,
sir" replied the other, ~ had rather YOU
would ksep your word"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09
DIR. N. BAKER.
l0ice OF Fdtn at., Jtsc Doors G1ore Wells, Fargo
d Co.'S Esprsss Office,
PL A c RVIL LIE,

- = - ~ \ II u n 3
WILL GUARANTEE A PERFECT AND PERMA-
w nent cure In the following cases: SYPHILIS,
GoNARRnGA, srRICruRE Affection Of the PROSTATE
Gland, Weakness In the Genital Organs, Seminal
Weakness Pain In the Lolns, Affections Of the Kid
neys, and all Of those peculiar affections arising from
a secret habit, which, II not cured produce constItu-
tiOnal debility, and finally destroy both mind and
body, and which are annually sweeping thousands to
untmely graves.
DIR. BAKE R has, for q number Of years, de-
voted hs study principally to the treatment Of secret
diseases, and therefore possesses thorough expert
ence In this particular branch, aud 10 better qualified
to treat and has cured more cases OF private disease
than any other Physician In the Mountains.
AL persons suffering under prOtFacted cases, aR-
gravsted or UNNECESSARILY treated by inexperienced
or pretending those laborng under the
destructive effects Of mercury Quack nostrums and
all who suspect that disease luF6ng In their system
may consult DR.. BAEER with confidence, and the as
Surance Of q speedy and permanent cure.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

,ab An expsdlti0us mode Of getting up
YNg &. - e6ysy' . long ladder upon your
M6dlaebs ri & crowded thOrOughiArc, and
eYseR IN liaetee turn round to see It
Mysaas 10 makiDg faces II you.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

A hardy seaman. who had escaped one
Of the recent Shipwreeks upon our coast,
WAs asked b. good lady, how he felt
when the waves rolled over himH He re-
piled 'eSt, tnarm-CerN vet !"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09
ID. NEWRAUER'S
LIQUOR DEPOT!


ID. NEWRAUER'S
LIQUOR DEPOT!
XXTlI.L alwNySNkecp on hand general as
w sOrtment Of the choicest Wines and
Liquors, among which may be found the fol-
lowing:
RRANDIES.
1OOO gallons Domestic brandy;
1W'I gallons COgniac de Crox;
Champagne brandy;
Otard Dubois Mainet Co.'S, dark and pale;
Pony brandy; KMmcl, In boxes;
Cherry Brandy also, Wolfes Scheidam SchnAppS
wnIsKKV.
Old MononKNhea; Old bourbon;
Old Scotch and Old Irish WhisLey.
Jamaica; New Enslnnd and St. CrOlx Rum.
GIN.
Pure Holland and Club House Gin.
wINKs.
John Durnnds Haut Sautcrne;
-. Julien MedOc; Old sherry:
Turner's Ginger Wine, and Champagne Cider.
Raspberry; CONNIE; Lemon
And OrgeAt Syrups
CORpIALS
BOXERS Stomach Rltters; Stoughton's BIttcrG
lIOStetter's Rltters AbSynthe;
Essence Peppermint, etc,
Also, brandy Peaches, In glass, gal and III gallons
!.T,s For s"'e BY D.NEwDAuER:
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09
Valuable Property
FOR 6 A Lib

TT>HE undersigned offers for salc the large
Il aud well known Two.StOry BRICK BULL
DING, on the corner of Main and COloma
streets. tits one Of the largest and most val
uablc buildings in PlaccrvilIc, and is PLEASANT
" and conveniently located in the business part
Of the city. II has front Of "a feet on Main
street, and extends back 60 feet to Ccntrs ct.
The " Haidec Saloon" doing profitable busi-
ness, is on the first floor, and there is large
store room In addition. 1t is good chance for
a safe and profitable investment.
will sell the above property on the most
reasonable terms. Persons wishing 10 pur-
chase ore invited 10 examine the building.
G. d. BONESTEL.
q Placerville, March 2lst, 1887.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

SnuMs, A Fine Assortment,
TNCLUDiNG all Of The choicest and most popular
MACAB0Y;
PRENCH RAPPEH;
SCOTCH;
SCOTCH HONEY DEN IN BLADDERS
For saisSy D. NEWBAUER.
sepG Al
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09
Selling OF ! Selling OF
RARE CHANCE For

RARE CHANCE FOR
BARGAINS
TVNHE UNDERSIGNED having removed the
i goods from the Post Office Vuriety Store
to his FrcproOf Store, on Main street, between
l.. h A. Srligman and Lee, Harmon 4 Co., Of.
fers for sale ut rcdu ed prices, to close the bu
siness. the following goods:
Books ofevery description; Stationery; Gut
lery;
Musical Instruments, a large variety;
Perfumery; Port Monaies; Inks, all colors;
Inkstands, II great variety, States; Pencils;
Sand Boxes; Rulers; Pens, Envcl0ps;
Letter. Note, Bill and Foolscap Pnper;
Will Paper; II large assortment Of Baskets;
and many other articles too numerous to men,
ton.
If good quality, ON hand, | am offering them ut
lower rates thun any house in Placcrvillc.
u. NEWDACER.
Placeryillc. February Z, 1857.