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Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
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DR CHARLES TOZER's CARD to the afnleted Il
~ California. In approaching any new course Il
systematic inquiry, there certain points cOaeOFn
Ing which the inquirer should always be careful 70
satisfy himself. lie should comprehend distinctly
what ihc snhjrrt Of inquiry s-lleAlth and Diseases
1--we can form and AZ In our minds clear coneep
IoA Of the state Of Health shall have no d eulsy
IN understanding what was meant BY Disease. Bat
beyond. though not above these objects Of nVe0tea.
ton Of the human body, We have another and ssill
nohlrr end. Its to lay befcrAyOu In such plain 4Tms
that you cannot be mistaken and viii know where v
apply for relief.
use the word disease generally. and before svsak
Of the signs Of particular diseases viii be peOHsF V
take general view Of symptoms. When peF0On b
troubled or af'iciti with 1iScase, which causes q
weakness o! IL: back and limbs, pain In Ihe heaA,
dmncss of sight ios' Of Muscular power palpl0atea
Of tie heart, iIrtaoi'y, nervousness dySpppaia. de.
rang O. the digestive functions, general debility;
sNniht"mt u' consuGriioI. aid many others Vhirh
ale 1:i.r 1llAin,d than Pot pauer, and REQUIRE
Medical "r Surgical attendance, II would be veil fer
them to inquire II there Is physician who 10 eompe.
tent To at'cnd them and who understands the appl.
cation Of medicine and whose Scientific Attainment
IN his profession and whose age and experience ent
Tie him to your confidence Considering these tAlnev
pr. Chas. H. Tozcr has concluded 10 inform you that
are afflicted advertising his place Of business stating
that he has been successful practitioner for ever d
years, and las
ATTENDED ASp CURED Hrxpnrrs,
when they have been considered by other phySciass
aud have been pronounced by Them past recevery.-
Therefore you may rely upon him a. enc In Whsn
sccrcsy and the utmost confidence may be placed,
DR.. {. II. 7. would invite all that are 1fneted h
call on him, and II he does nos administer for thea
there Will be no charge made. Let false deleaey
prevent you, but apply immediately and save yourself
nom the dreadful consequences which must follsw
tho Be who neglect to receive attendance.
Dr. c. II. ToIerS Office Is on 9Th street, near -
Belvidere Hotel. between and streets. His roons
are so arranged that the Doctor can b eonguIesA
without the fear OF molestation.
EN' Office hours, from In the morning untlI b
the evening. c. H. TOZER n D.,
9th street, between and X, eaeraneuts.
DO 42-lyr
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11

VTNHESE OILS are obtained BY DistllatIon, at tho
Il Chemical Laboratory, Parish Of Jefferson, OF
PIERRE LACOUR, author Of "Laeour's Chemical
Analysis, ""Lacour's Chemical ManipulAtons, ,""La.
cour on the Manufacture Of ILQuors,"Ac.
Purchasers are particularly requested TO return
the TASKS and obtain their money, the OIL docs not
give perfect satisfaction
LAC0URS OIL OF C0GNAC converts neutral
spirit to superior limitation Of Imported Brandies
viz: otard, SaIerac, Maret CognAc, Pcultney, SciE.
nrtte, United Vineyard Proprietors, Castilion and
London Dock BrandIes. These liquors will have
full iruity flavor and beautiful, sparkling color
Common rectined whIsEey will be changed by the use
oft Oil Of CORnac, to New York brandy, Pine An.
pig Brandy, Common Cognac brandy, Sc.
LAC0CR'S OIL OF RYE changes Rsctlhed whs.
key to MOnOnEahSla Rye WhisEcy, Old Virginia Malt
WhisIey, Bourbon Whiskey, Sc.
OIL OF CEDRAT changes eommon Rsc,,nO, ~,
Whskry to old Irish Malt Whiskry, and n superior
| article Of Scotch Whlskey.
OIL OF PEACH changes common whisLey to Vir.
ginia Peach Brandy, sc. Oil Of Peach and OH Of
Cognac will convert common WhisLey to Apple
brandy.
OIL OF GIN converts the poort st whiskey to Hol.
land Gin; Schridam Schnarps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin,
English Gin, &c.
LACOrRS CONCENTRATED ACID will, IN Ave
minutes after being mixed, change Ave gallons of
EHou vinegar AMI twcnty'hys gallons Of wAtcr 70
thirty gallons OF the most Hcid Vinegar that can be
found in the market liy the Use cf lacours Con.
ceptrated Acid, Vinegar can be made for one dollar
and Sixty cents per barrel
FOR MAKING LIQUORS, Iacour's Ons REQUIRE no
prcparaton--oniy pour the Oii into the Whisky and
Shake w.n. The liquors thus made will have hne
natural aroma, full, rich, oily taste; a beautiful,
transparent color and fine be d. Lacours Oils cx
ert three distinct properties In converting common
Whis6ry TO B.andy, Gin, &c. The first property com
bncS with (and subsidies In the form Of ilntulcnt ma
t!ccs the whole Of the grain oil tAmylic Acohon =
the whskey is thus deprived Of that peculiar irriia.
ting and burning taste, aud becomes neutral spirit;
the second property consists In an oily niciarinous
taste impaired to the liquor, which renders II mellow
and mpNrtS an appearance Of age; the third prcp.
erty exhibited In the rich vinons nutly oder tha,
is 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 gal
Ions OF Liquor, Full and comprehensive directions
| accompany the bottles. Price, $9 per bottle,
For sale at the cornor Of 81. Charles and roydras
| streets.
One bottle of these oils Ave In number will be Sc.
curcly packed ard shipped with hill Of adinC to any
part OF the country upon the receipt of &ln TO the
address Of P.LACOCR,
New Orleans la.
" Purchasers are requested, as \ guarantee OF
good faith, to furnish uS the name Of any house in
New Orleans and we will ship them a package Of the
Oils. II they do not perform all that Is claimed for
them, they will cost nothing. TSlS lyl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
DR.. Charles 81. Toxer's
PRIVATE MEDECAI, CAnn


CTRANG Frs VISITING SACRAMENTO vii ,.,
y Der that bR. TOZER'S INflkMAKY Il an AZ .n W
between and X streets, Sacramento. w
TIE great SUCCESS and many radical curea m,A.,-
Dr. Tuzrr since his commencement In tha rI,- ~
which hundreds can testify induces him 70 int,s "
thUse afflicted with any private complaints SS,..nI
on CHRONIC, aid wish lo Oe well a1d rorouRhlv c.
Ii will h" TO their tntcrCat and welfare 20 call cn ~
who iur the last twch live years has given hIs .,,1
attention TO Private Complaints, aud 10 ali cas." =
diseases of private nature acute and chronic 80
hs syphilis, Secondary and Constitutional afIer,'Sa
GonorrlHrN aud Seminal Weakness, OIect ana ~
tures and all diseases Of the gensratvs and uyir.S
organs, both ~ Eae and fcInale, saeh as Prolan.,
Fluvf Albus, IIyStcria, &c. '@p'"''
Patients Can he assured that their eounpla,r,. IN,
not he tamreTcd with but treated upon atricv ,"
tinc principles Private Complaints ersJica,.i' 'I'sh
few days; new cases c;Led in u short time. VIM.
mercury. '""
lie can be consulted at liz Office At all time, =, Al,
day from In Tho morning until IN the .V"ntan 'ns
AL In affection can And IN him one who "a n s.. g.
sympaihize with and teireht them when Ia
one In whose services the utmost confidence c.~k-
placed. Come all who arr 4fHicted ana IN ,sc.,l;'
and be relieved aud cured.ms "N'"S'
tn: sPsfn'; 3 s'i,as !1ss.yr: ''d 50
Letters enclosing fl0 viii TceIve prompt aitSn,...
with best advice and instruction.
c. II. TOZER, n b.
9th street, betweeA ~ And z
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
Lady shop-Llrtcr.

WIN some women, snOpllItlnE amounts
70 . passion. A short timO ago, lady
in New York entered fashionable dry
goods store in Broadway, for the purpose
Of purchasing few yards of dclaine."
While the clerk was looking up the de-
Iaine, the lady put into her muT a roll Of
lace, Q remnant Of silk, and package of
kid gloves. She did this, us she suppo-
sed, unseen by the clerk. Whether she
was right in that surmise remains to be
seen.
The delaine was brought to her, she
pronounced it 'just the thing" and re-
quested the clerk to cut off nine yards
He did SO. Mrs c. then purchased six
skeins Of silk and four Spools of cotton.
Having completed my purchase, be
70 good as to tell what my bill is"
Mrs. G. said this to the clerk. He re-
piled:
Certainly. There are nine yards of
delaine, at two shillings per yard, come
to eighteen Shillings; six skeins of silk
come to one-and-Sixpence, and four spools
Of cotton arc worth one-and.fourpence,
and there - that piece Of silk"
The lady blUshed, and said
"You refer to the piece in the mufr."
The clerk said-"Yes," and went on
with his figuring just as if nothing had
happened.
"There arc four yards in that. which,
At ten .shillings q yard, como to forty
ShiIlings."
"Ten shillings . yard! Why, you
told me yesterday that ! might have it
for six"
al know that, but since then we have
had reasons for putting up the price"
The lady bit her lips, blushed, and said
The clerk smiled, and went on.
And there is the ball Of lace, eighteen
yards, at ffty cents"
Why, you must surely be mistaken
in that Fifty cents!-why. l can buy
lace equally good, at Stewards, for eigh-
teen cents"
~ grant it, madam but, as said be.
fore. there arc reasons why we should
place = high value on that particular pat
tern"
The lady gave him loOk, and again re.
marked" Well"
The twelve pairs Of kid gloves are
twelve dollars"
"NOnsense-Beck sells the same kind
for Ave shillings."
That only shows, my dear madam,
that Beck does not know his customers.
But you see that we do"
The lady again gave him . look, and
again said-"Well"
The clerk said-"That, think is all"
The lady said" She could think of
nothing else"
In saying that, however, We fear she
flbbed. For, If we are any judge of facts,
Ihs was al the time thinking Of the police
,oGacsS and IN exposure.
"a The clerk having asked her IF she
were sure there were nothing else" and
being answered in the affirmative, went
% tie desk with his items, and in . few
moments returned with biil amounting
20 twenty-nine dollars and eighty-nin
OantG 'Ths lady gave one look, and paid
e. "
Having done this she retired with
promptness, and reached home in less
iims That day, than on any former Occa-
iO0.
-lfra G. is hne looking woman, and Is
a6s6a one ~ ths beSt drsssea Sni.
nlnsa D. Ghs eityThut aha Oo@sdmsa payS
J 81 PsiCs Cor hor ary eOOda ''' -
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
Paper IIangings and Carpets /.

TUsT RECEIVED per Late Arrivals,
81 by FRANK BAKER, lilo and ll9 Clay St,
San Francisco.
$40 cases Paper HanEines, French and American,
every variety;
eOOO Rolls French and American Borders
SN pc Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
SsS rs Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
$50 ps mree.ply Carpet;
.800 ps Supernne Ingram Garrett
$50 rs Extra Fine Ingram Carpet;
SO ps Cotton and Wool Carpets
123 rs stair Carpets, assorted;
Sta rs Ray State pruEgetS;
S'M ps OH Goth, assorted;
lS5 ps Snk DamAsk and brccatelle;
$40 pc Cotton and worssed DamAsk;
A0O0 pairs Window ShAdes;s
SGS pairs Lace CurtAlnS
40 pairs Muslin Curtains:
500 CoFnlees and Curtain BanaE
Sso do1en Mats, assorted;
,, stair Rods, Table Covers, Glnps, FrinEes, &c.
Wholesale and retail by
FRANK BAKER,
CsSSmI 10 and 1lS Clay Street.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
DIR. M. BAKER,
Qtcs on Vdi" st, .re.c hoors Ghors Wells, Fargo
e CO.'S E<press GgSce.
PLAC WILLIE.
L A c Z Il " L L Z ,

WILL GUARANTEE A PERFECT AND PERMA,
w nent cure In the following cases; SYrHILIs
GoNARRiEA, SrRIcTuRR, Affection Of the Proetratr
Gland, Weakness In the Genital Organs, Seminal
Weakness, Pain In the Loins, Affections Of the Kid.
neys and all Of those peculiar affections arising from
secret habit which, il not cured, produce constitu
tional debility, aud finally destroy both mind and
body, and which are annually sweeping thousands to
untlmely graves,
DIR. BAKER has, for number Of years, de.
voted his study principally to the treatment Of Sccrr,
diseases and therefore possesses thorough expert.
ence in this particular branch and is better qualified
to treat and has cured of private disease
than any other Physician in tho Mountains
AL persons suffering under RrotCacted cases. az.
gravated or nnsucceSsfOlly treated ny inexperienced
or pretending practitioners those lahAyny under the
destructive effects Of mercury QNack nsstrums AMI,
all who suspect that disease Is urkng In their system
may consult Dr. hAKER with confidence, and the rs.
surAncO Of speedy aud permanent cure
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
Notice Ia Smokers.

WYE have added 90 our Dook and Statoncr,
w business complete assortment of Ec.i.
uiuc
Havana Cigars OnI Chewing and SlnOk-
imE Tobacco!
Which We keep for sale at our old ard well.
known stand, ON the Plan.
Among great many different grade Of Ha.
vana Cigars, ". have the following mnrc ccic-
bratcd brands.
In lniiiuidad. Flor Fama;
Flor Henry Clay; Nig,rrn;
Flor Tabacco>; Barrnna:
Turca; Flor Incsperada, &c
All Of which are guaranteed to be genuine aud
will be sold at the loves. prices.
We have also good supply Of the BEST
NATURAL LEAF and HONEY DEW CHEW.
ING TOBACCO, ever ohercdin this city. Al
So. II Small lot of pure and genuine Merchaunl
Pipes and Turkish Tobacco.
lfy"u wish 10 enjoy The excellent favor Of a
real genuine Havana, cali on
DAVIS 4 ROT.
laug!Gl On the Ilaza.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
For the Special Benefit Of NEO.
tel and Rar Keepers.

TTNIlE undersigned take this method of in.
constantly Keep ON hand the largest and most
complete stock Of
Havana. German and American Cigars,
MATCHES, PLAYING CARDS, and all other articles
usually to be found in Cigar Store, which
they are determined to sell at very small ad-
vance on San Francisco prices.
Having made arrangements with one of the
largest importing housesln San Francisco, they
are enabled To give their customers satisfaction
both in quality and prices.
You will find it TO your advantage, before
purchasing elsewhere. to call at
DAVIS 4 ROY'S
Book, Stationery and Cigar Depot,
taugl6 On the Plaza.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
Read and RerlAtf.
HNNGINH NIH1NN IBUU UUCUl
DIR. Charles II. TO1er's Card ao A.
AFFLICTED.

DIR. Charles II. T01er's Card IN ,h.
AFFLICTED.
Quick curea and LOw Prfcrs ut tie old s.tabls.A.
| o1fc(, 6Lh street bCtrSsn D. 0nd X sfr1Sts
Tx. TOZER rrturns his thanks 70 hIs nvro.,..4
~ patients for their patrhtSge, and would enbrscs
this opportunity to remind thin that he contIr..s -
consult on those difficult cases Of tkkEAsAL Th,eS
have baiied the skill Of some Of the moot 1,I.hSs
physicians Of the age and upon which be has TsssS
6IiIed 70 perform rGdtcdL cure.
Dt. TOEer's reputation ~ Phy6IeiAn atands un..
quaied Ills exclusive attention to diseases Of he
| perfectly master Of Syphllllc diseases.
The large number Of aggravated cases that ha hss
perfectly cured after thel have been gxsn
others s the only proof that physician TeQuEeo II
his ability. DR.. TOLer would state that be can cnrS
any and all cases Of varieties Of the disease 40 ms,
ter how long standing what proNreas TIE dlsca,a
has mnde, every patient can rely upon cure.
DR. TOzeF has, 1t IL Well KNOWN taken patients rom
the very verge OF the grave, and restored then 4
perfect health lie would further statO that he deem1
It sufficient to attract the attention Of tAosa Vhe
might heed the sertlces Of physician Ia Al ea0eS
but particularly those enumerated In de advertise.
ment expecting they wOtld test my inertia O. prae
ttioner, and the ftSt Of my practice hes beeH ~
FAR satsfaetory TO my patients and myeelf NeF e
deem i necessary ~ oil columns Of The nsVsDapsPa
with fulsotne empric and bombAstie advertlsenSnoa,
protesting my ability to heal an diseases 0eSh & ~
TO, for " do that must b. something mere thAA NaS
but to give those that are 1fnlcted with Venereal
CHRONIC, aud other dleeasee 70 uudeYOtand iron onG
| ann tuuy SOUPetSoS 70 UeaS Sne0
/ eesstully
Ny regard for the dignity Of the medical psoSssusA:
TO which have the homer 70 belong, dstsTS ~ noH
committing any act savosinx Of rank quaekesy, aa1
regard for my own dignity Nould prevent my plaenF
myself on par with VuaekS aud nostruns veeasSp q
| the present age.
oner no fraudulent Or genuine certificates or pva
OF my superior qualifications - practitioner: MeitA.
| er do assume 70 mySslf medical hOnOFs % vAieA
am not entitled, but merely ask those who are dl1aaa
I'd, to read the different adveTtisemenIs relating Z
the cure Of private diseases and Judge foT iAemoR1
where to apply for relief. (Ny rooms are % aFvaasi
that can be consulted In privacy e. al hOuFs 0lVs
day, from O'Clock In the mernlag uAu n sAO sVs.
ning.
| SW-PersonS With ChrOnIc DiaErh0o, DySsntss,
Local Weakness, Nervous Debility Lev epirlts Lss.
| situde, Weakness Of the Limbs and Back IndISpod.
ton, Loss Of Memory, Aversion TO Society, Lovo e
Solitude, Timdity. Self DiStFust, Dizziness ieadAeAe
Pain In the side, Affection Of the Eyes Pmples on he
Face, Sexual and other nErmitIeS In Nan, &C., vIH
hnd important TO consult Dr. c. H. TUseF at biz ei
Ace, 9Th street, between aud h. Sacramento.
| T.. n, TOzER r. D.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
Cured nj MOmel

DIR. BAKER is daily treating patIents at q
distance, hundreds Of whom he has never seen, and
In all cases with entire success. Letters describing
age, symptoms, occupation, kr., Promptly attended
60, and medicine, security srAled frUm observation
sent to any part Of the State.
q Patients at = distance, arc treated On the fol-
lowing terms Eight Dollars iUr the hrss prescription
and Five Dollars Tor each sahss0osnt prescription,
16vS N
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
NoTIOE
To Liquor Dealers and Merchant.

To Liquor Dealers and Merchants.
4 COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or TIE OILS nc.
"A ceSsary for Making and Elavorlng every varic.
~ Of Liquor, and package Of the articles used for
giving ARTIFICIAL, STRENGTH to Liquors, icon.
verting - gallons Of whiSkcy to lOO gallonsl and
every article necessary to commence q LIQUOR
STORE, will be furnished for e90 Also, all the In,
formation necessary to conduct such an establish
ment, thus enabling the 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 Is per
pacEage-in good shipping order. [S+S lyl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
NJ U s q

For Theatres, Balls, PrOcesSionG, &c., &C..
Furnished OH the Most II a . II q b g
Terms.
TNNHE undersigned Musicians beg leave to
n inform the public uf III Dorado county,
that they have formed Thnl for the purpose
rf furnishing the public gVud music, ON rra-
soiiablc ufnis. ....-..-......-.. ....,,
For particulars address any the following
members Uf the band
JOHN KING, PlarcrviiIc.
FRED. TEGTMAlER, do.
FRANCIS HAUCk, Cooma.
JOS, RHINEHART, Spanish Flat.
n. B. This Baud play with either Brass Or
String Instruments. aS desired.
81 II
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
MINING CLAIMS FOR SALE.

HNlIE undersigned will sell one-fifth of the
n BURLINGTON TUNNEL, situated ON
Cedar lill. one of the richest mining localities
in this county. 1t has paid we'll since it has
been Opened and bids fairto continue doing So
There viii be about eighteen months work on
yet.
Also. three -fourths Of share in the GOLD.
EN- GATE TUNNEL, on Coon Hollow Ridge
This claim has also pald well and is now pay
ing good wages. 1t will hold out at least one
year.
Also, one-fourth Of a mining claim on Gillian
Bar, now paying big wages.
For further particulars, call on the subscri-
Der, or the miners working the claims.
The proprietor being engaged in other busi-
ness has not time TO attend to the claims, W hich
is his reason for wishing to sell them.
D. NEWBAUER,
Placcrvillc, Oct. 1s, 1855. [S21
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
An rEousst valoueins.
RsrunxsD From RE DsAD LETTER oVncs.

Thank yOu for your kindness,
Lady fair And wise,
Love iS famed for blindness,
LoYerS-hem! for lies.
COurtShip's mighty pretty,
WedlOck . grand Sight!-
Should I from the city,
4 plain man, ma'am--writc,
Ere We spouse and wivS it,
Just one honest line,
Would you e'er forgive il,
Pretty Valentiner
Honey moon quite over.
III less should seem,
You with eye oflover
Than Of mortal man,
Seeing my fair charmsr
Curled up Spire on spire,
All in paper arnhor
By the pArlor fire:
Gown that wAntSa stitch in,
Hid BY apron fine
Scolding in the kitchen
Oh, fel Valentine.
Should come home surly,
Vexed with Fortunes frown:
Find hurley.burley,
House turned upside down,
Servants all a-snarl, or
Lettering on the stair,
Breakfast still in psrlOr,
Dinner-0nywhere.
Shall to my bacon
Meekly fall and dine!
No, or I'm mistaken
Much.-my Valentine.
What il We should quarrel!
Bless you'll all folks do!
Will you take the war III,
Yet half like it tOo9
When l storm and wrangle,
Obstinate absurd,
Win you stand jangle
For the latest wordS
Or, while poor Love, crying,
Upon tip-toe stands,
Ready Plumed for flying
Will you laugh, shake hands,
And the truth heholding,
With kiss divine,
Stop my rough mouths Scolding,
Gentle Valentine?
II, AZ times grow harder.
We find lack of pelf,
Little in the larder,
Less upon the shelf;
Will you never fearful,
Make your old gowns do.
Mend my stockings cheerful,
And pay visits few!
Crave nor gift nor doAcr,
Old times ne'er regret,
Seek no friend, save Honor,
Dread no foe, save Debt,
Meet ill-fortune steady,
Heart TO heart with mine,
Like gallant lady
Will you, Valentinsf
Then, whatever weather
Come-or shine, or shade,
Let's set out together,
Ne'cr q whit afraid.
Age is not alarming,
I shall find, Tween,
You at sixty charming
As ut sweet sixteen;
Let's pray, nothing 10th dear,
That our funeral may
Make one date serve both, dear.
As our marriage day.
e Clasp hands Joy or sorrow;
Thou art mine-I thine;
And we'll wed Tomorrow,
Dearest Valentine!
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
Chewing TObacCOS.

HNIlE most complete assortment ever offered
L. for sale in the mountains, consisting in
part of the following brands
MAY FLOWER CRYSTAL PALACE;
FOUR ACE; sun FACTORY;
BOOTH AND SONS NATURAL LEAF;
CKCMPT0NS TIN FOIL; APRICOT
PRIDE or THE UNION; BARNEY WILLIAMS;
PEACH LEAF; PERFECT LOVE:
GAME COCK: JEWEL OF OPIiIR;
KNOW NOTHING; GOLD DIGGER;
INDIAN QUEEN; THOMAS TWIST, &c. &C.
LUSCIOUS LUXURY;
TiSE crP
JOHN ANnERS0N'S SOLACE;
GuUDWIN'S YELLOW BANK;
MRS MIllEH'S GRAPE BRAND;
00oDWINS in pound aud half.pound cans;
MRS. MILLERS do do
For sale hy .NEWBACER.
sept6 ~
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
Smoking TObacCON.

TURKISH, WITH AND WITHOUT SCENT
i PURE HAVANA;
GOODWIN BROTHERS;
WATS0NS: CANISTER;
PEERLESS; SCARFALATI
FRENCH CALIFORNIA FRUIT, &C.. Ac.,
For sale by d. U.NEWBACEN.
septic %
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
ALWAYS ON HAND

Ar The
cerVtlle Drug StOr e.
THN0W NSENH,S Sarsaparllla -
II Bulls sarsaparilla
Myers sarsaparilla;
Corbru's sarSuparlaj
Turner's sarsaparilla;
Sands sarsaparilO;
Jaync's Family MrdcincsI
Gractrnburgh Medicines;
Mursc's Invigorntng Cordial
Wcbbcrs Iuvieoraiing cordial;
Railways Ready Relief ctc., etc,
All which will DC sold ut the lowest prices.
NAV ~ If
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
TO BANKERS, ASSAYERS AND GOLD
Dust Dealers.
TIE HOUSE OF
HARASTElY, UZNAY s. CO.,
Having established their
Now Gold md Silver Refinery

On n large scale and in permanent manner,
1 RE- now ready to receive the PRECIOUS MET.
n AIS and prepare them for Immediate Coinage
at the United States Mint, in the most expeditions
way.
They invite the attention Of Bankers and Gold
Dust Dealers to the fact that their refining is
Quoted by n process so much Cheaper and Quicker
than that Of the Government, that they can fix
MUCH LOWER EATE OF CHARGES for the opera
ton. and thus make II great pecuniary benefit to
the DcpoStor both In thc time Of receiving his coin,
and in the amount of the returns.
They are prepared to return either Coin or refined
Bars for Dust or unpartsd Bars.
OftICE--No. 81 Battery street. near Commercial
rs lml IIARA>TIlY, CZNAY l. CO.
San Francisco, March Is, 1851.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
C. MORRILL,.

Importer and WASlesale Dealer In
DRC0S Medicines. Paints. On, RrusAss, Tote,
~ Goods. Garden Seeds, EnglisA and PrSnsA Chem.
ieals. Agents for all the Patent NediclnVs ana Man.
ufAelurers Of Camphene, Polar on, Ae.. &c.
Terms hoeRAl. and 0raeEa iuIalY attended TO-
ean EfaAniaoo- oo-SlOre Corner NansoMs and Cav
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laeTAMeDte eaOre 90 < street. esruer sf TAhd.
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