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Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
Read and Reflect.

DIR. Charles H. TOHer's Card 10 thk
AFFLICTED.
Quick cures and Zcr P,icSs at the old esfdLUisAsi
31ct 6M afreef btftsen j. and A. sfreefs.
hK. TOZEK returns his thanks 20 his numeFom
IL patients for their patronage, and would enbtoe,
this opportunity TO remind them that he eonIInueoh
consult on those difficult cases OF vEXEAEAL whlA
have oa.ed the skill OF some o: the most celsbrali
physicians OF the age, and upon which he has a1eW
.Euhd 10 perform TddirdI cure.
Or. Tozcr's reputation as a Physician stands N
qualcd tits exclusive attention to dlseaScs Of II
organs i1r so many year., renders N
perfectly master of Syphillc diseases.
The large number OF aggravated cases that he N,
perfectly cured after THY tzyC been given up by my
others Is the only proof that physician requIEtsI
his ability. Dr. 1ozer would state that he can -
any and all cases Of varieties OF the di0ease no -
ter how long standing or what progress the discs
has made, every patient can rely upon . cure.
Dr. Iozer las II Is well known, taken patients In
'he very verge OF the grave, and restored them b
perfect health. lie would further state that he doen,
SUFFICIENT to attract the attention Of those u
might heed the services Of physician IN all easn
Du' particularly those enumerated In the advest,r
ment, expecting they would test my merits a. nP,t
titioner, and the result Of my practice has been ~
iar satisfactory TO my patients and myself Nor doi
deem II necessary TO hll columns Of the nsWppARav
with fulscme cnlpirc and bonibastic advertIOemeak
protesting my ability to heal all diseases hesh 4 -
to Tor TO do that must be something more than Maa
but to give those that are afflicted with Venero1
Chronic. and other diseases TO understand from ~
eessfully.
Ny regard fer the dignity Of the medical pToisasss
70 which have the honor to belong, dcters me lsa
committing any act 1avoring Of rank Quaekery, anl
regard for my own dignity would prevent my plaeiag
myself on par with quackS and nostrums vrndend
the present age.
offer no fraudulent or genuine certificates or puA
OF my superior qualifications as practtioner; nshk
er do assume to myself medical honnrs TO which
am not entitled but merely ask those who are dseat
Cd, to read the different advertisements relating
e cure OF private diseases, and Judge for themOeVs
where to apply for relief My rooms are 90 arraned
that can be consulted In privacy at all hours oii
day, from o'clock In the morning until In the Ss.
ming.
G- Persons with Chronic DIarrhoeo, Dysentsry
Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low epirits La
situde, Weakness Of the Limbs and Rack, IndlspOt.
ton, Loss OF Memory, Aversion to Society, Love 4
Solitude, Timldity. Self Dstrust, Dizziness eadaeA
Pain In the SIDE Affection Of the Eyes, Pmples % N
Face, Sexual and other inhrmlties In Man, Co., VII
nnd Important to consult Dr. @. II. TOseF, at bic
nee, 9th street. between and K, Sacramento.
C. II. TOZER n. p.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
Meeting or JaosEsOM and Adams.

The following interesting account Of tho
reRc0Rtre between Gen. jackson and John
Q. Adams, at President MonroO's lcvcc,
the night after Adams election over Jack.
son for the Presidency by tho House Of
Representatives, is takCn from Peter Par
ley'a "Recollectious Of his Lifetimc:n
shall pass over with other individuals
present, only noting an incident which re.
spects two persons in tho assembly who
most Of all others cngroSSed the thoughts
Of the visitors: Mr., Adams, the elect, Mr.,
jackson, the defeated 1t chanccd in the
course Of tho evening that these two per-
sons. in the throng, approached each other
ifom opposite directions, yet without
knowingit. Suddenly, as they were al
most together, the persons around, seeing
what was to happen, by q sort Of instinct.
stepped aside aud left thcm face to face
Mr.. Adams was by himsclC-Gen. Jack.
UOn having large handsome lady on his
arm, said
"HOw do you do, Mr.. Adamsg Igivc
you my loft hand. for the right, as you sec,
is devoted to tho fair, lhopO you are
very well, SIR"
All this was gallaatly said and donc.-
Mr.. Adams took tho Generals hand aud
said, with chilling coldnCss--
"Very well, sir; l hope Gen, jackson
is WELT"
II was curious 10 see tho Western plant.
er, tho Indian fighter, the stern soldier
who had writtCn his country's glory in
the blood Of the enemy at New Orleans
genial and gracious in the midst Of court,
while the old courtier and diplomat was
stitE, rigid, and cold as statue! II was
all the moro remarkable from tho fact that,
four hours before, the former had been
defeated, tho latter was victor in strug.
gle for one Of tho highest honors Of hu.
man ambition.
The pCrsonAl character Of those two in.
dividuals was, in fact, well expressed in
the chance mecting--tho gAllant-y, the
franknCss and the hcArtincSs Of tho one,
which captivatcd all-tho cOldncss, the
distance, the selC.conccntration Of the 9th.
or, which rcpclled all. A somewhat SC.
we're. but still acute analyst Of Mr., Adams
character, says:
Undoubtedly, ono great reason Of his
unpopularity, was his cold, antipathctic
manner, and tho suspicion Of selflshncss
it suggested, or at least added greatly to
confirm. Mono approached Mr. Adams
but to reccdC. He never succcodcd-hC
never tried to conciliate."
IrccOllect an Anecdot0 somewhat illus.
trativs Of this. When hO was candidate
for tho Presidency, his political friends
thought Il advisable that he should attend
. cattle show at Worcester, Mass, so as to
conciliate tho numbers Of influential men
who might DO present. Accordingly he
went, and while therV many persons were
introduced to him, and among tho rcak q
farmer Of The Vieinity-a man Of sub
stance and great respectabilty. On being
presented, he said;
Mr.. Adams. am very glad to sCo you
Ny wife. when she was . girl, lived in
your 'hther's family; you were then a
little boy, and she told me much about
you. She has worry often cOmbcd your
bead"
p "WSll," said Mr. Adams, in his harsh
way, ~ suppose she combs yours now. "
The farmer Rlunk back like q laShcd
hound, feeling the smart, but utterly un.
conscious Of tho prOvOcatiOn.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
CoIlSt0blc's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued
ID out of tho Office Of John Bush, ESQ, a JUS
ticc Of the Peace for Placcrville township. on
Judgment rendered therein, on The leth day of
February, 1857. against Edward Keegan and
in favor of II. l.. Kinds, for the sum Of one
hundred and twenty-five dollars damages and
nine dollars and fifteen cents costs of suit, to-
gcther with accrueing costs, have levied upon
and will expose for public sale, at public auc-
tiOn, an the 2Sth day of APRIL, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, in front of the Greyhound Saloon, Main
street, city of Placervle all the right, title and
interest Of said kecgah in and to the following
described property, to-wit: A certain piece or
parcel of ground, with the building thereon;
said property situated in the city of Placervic.
on the north side Of langtown creek, lying
between the lots owned by Mountjoy and New
bauer; also, all the right, title and interest Of
said Keegan in and to certain Quartz Lode,
commencing at a point near said lot and build
ing and running back north into the hill, TO-
gether with all the Quartz Rock lying in front
Of said Lode.
Given under my hand this 10th day of April,
1857. S. L. MAGEE, Constable.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
Notice TO Smokers.

WE have added to our Book and Stationery
w business complete assortment Of gen.
uine
Havana Cigars aud Chewing aud SmOk-
ing Tobacco
Which we keep for sale at our old and we'll.
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;
Nor Henry Clay; Higuera;
Flor Tabaccos; Barenna;
Turca; Flor Incspernia, &c
All Of which are guaranteed to be genuine and
viii be sold at the lowest prices.
=, We have also 9 good supply Of the BEST
NATURAL LEAF and HONEY DEW CHEW.
ING TOBACCO. ever offered in this city. AL
80. small lot of pure and genuine Merchaum
Pipes and Turkish Tobacco.
you wish to enjoy the excellent favor of q
real genuine Havana, call on '''.'
DAVIS L ROY.
laugl6l On the Plaza.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
Read nUd Reflect.


nR. CHARLES ToZER'S CARD to the aiaIeted 4
~ California. In approaching any new coHFss \
eystemaic Inquiry there are certain points concern
% ing which the inquirer should always be careful
what the subject Of inquiry s-Health and Disease
II We can form and fx In our minds clear conesp
ilon Of the state Of Health, We shall have no d6evV
beyond, though not above, these objects OF inveses
tion OF the human body, We have another and a.
nobler end. tits to lay before you In such plain ts
that you cannot be mistaken and viii know wheEOh
apply for relief. FI
use the word disease generally, and before Speal
OF the Signs particular diseases, Il will Be proper
take general view Of symptoms. When pefsNn b
troubled or aniicted with disease, which causes
weakness Of the back and limbs, pain in The hsaA
dmness OF sight loss Of muscular power, palpItatso
OF the heart, FrabIllty, nervousness dyspepsia T.
ranEement Of the digestive functions general dsblE
VmPtoms 81 consumption. and many others Shle
Medical or Surgical attendance L would be vel h
them to inquire u tLere h physiean who 10 eeDpt'
tent 70 attend them, ana who understands the app
cation Of medicine, AID whose Scientific Attainme.
In hla profession. and Hhoos age and expeRience su
us him 70 your eon@denee. Considering theso thnek
Dr.. Chas. y. 1oooR has concluded 70 intern yoa ~
are amcted, advertising hs place 0f business, ssat
tnat ne has been successful psaetiGiOneT tbT sSsF
ArsNpED AxD cUnxD uszpaRns,
when hey have been considered b. othss pAysleiaos
and nave been pronounced By them pasG Fecovesy.-
Oecresy and tAs uIssos cen6Gsaeo gay 8 pioes1.
Dr. @. u. 3. Woala invite all thAs ere e@lcas6 b
can on hlm, and y b dsSt HSg Ea1lnl.sS ~ yhuny
prevent yoe. ha1 appy l@asalaAely. end eAve years
from Tie areAAl4 acasesnaaea1 WhlaA - ss1SS
0osa wh0 nesloes b EeostVe a11anAaao0.
Dr. Q. b: teesrS ef0es h e - OlfosA nsas -
DslvidsEs Hetel, eisaesa az ! seseelc. MhEesS2
aFs % AEFaaged tAat tAs DseaoR eAn Ae ooasalles
without the fear Oe mOleslaAlea.
Oface hoaFa, ffoa . IN Ne Hegales gnel ! y
The evening. o. r. TOZgR, u. D.s
etA street, between and 3, oaeTamsnls.
no A9-1yr -
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
- 1snosssa-g q s6a aGas.
AYAn snrL1Assa.

'Twas the social hour Of evening,
And the ruddy ilrs cleaned bright,
On the grateful ten urn glanciug
With fond aud loving light. :
When our happy circle, gathered
Round about the plcnteOus board
Aud those cheerful words were spoken
That contcntcd hearts afford;
And the little voices blended
With the gravCr tones Of love.
And the blest domestic picture
Forecast seemed Of bliss above;
Whilst thus at tho table sitting,
Heart, and car, and tongue Clatc.
Came sound of some onc rapping,--
RApping softly at the gate.
The bitter wind without was how ling,
Rattling rude the window blind,
And tho frost upon the easement
Many Q witchy shape defined;
While the snow in angry twiclings
Dartcd by like figures white;
Phantoms seeming, adding terror
To the drcarincss of night,
Margaret then her form presented.
And thus spoke she. soft and mild;--
"Plcasc yc, very cold and hungry
Stands outside u little child.
And for bread the poor things asking
For the ones at homo. in need;
Shall ! give her, may Il please yer
1t will be q christian deed"
Then our little Mary whispercd:-
"Tcll me, what did Margaret say
Tell me Of the little bCgENr.
Tell me all about it. pray"
Then We told her all the story
How some people wanted bread.
And the fearful, fearful struggle.
Where pale famine reared its head.
And she listened when VIC told her
Of her own far happier state,
Than that Of the little beHgar
Lately knocking at tho gate
Listened like child, half needing,
To our dismal tale Of wo--
Silent heard US to the ending,
Rocking gently to and fro.
Long che sat, and we, not noting.
Talked again Of this and that,
Till sweet Mary. sadly Sobbing,
Walked us from our busy chat.
"Whst's the matter, darlingl" asked we
And with trembling voice she said
81 was weeping at the story
OF the child who wanted bread"
Then our hearts werc full Of gladness,
And our eyes were full Of tears
At tho words our darling uttered
In this dawninG Of her years:
Twas the gush Of heavenly pity
That Anothcr's wo unsealed,
And we glOried in tho promise
lts deep sympathy revealed,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
Paper EIangings and Carpets :

TUST RECEIVED, per Late Arrivals,
q by FRANK BAKER, 10 and 1l9 Clay st.,
San Francisco,
500 cases Paper Hankings, French and American,
every variety;
5000 Rolls French and American Borders;
800 pS Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
625 ps Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
$50 pS Three-ply Carpet;
300 ps Supcrfine Ingram Carpet;
$50 ps Extra Fine Ingram Carpet;
900 ps Cotton and Wool Carpets;
125 ps Stair Carpets, assorted;
215 ps Bay State DruggetS;
800 ps Oil Cloth, assorted;
125 ps Silk Damask and BrocatellC;
300 ps Cotton and W0rsted Damask;
4fl0 pairs Window Shades;
375 pairs Lace Curtains;
$50 pairs Muslin Curtains;
5000 Cornices and Curtain Bands;
825 dozen Mats, assorted;
Stair Rods, Table Covers, Gimps, FrIngeS, &c.
Wholesale and retail by
FRANK BAKER,
l45 3mJ no and 1i2 Clay Street.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
Oils, Dye StunS,
DR.. Charles II. Tozers
PRIVATE MEDICAL CARD.

CTRAHGERs VISITING SACRAMENTO vii reu,r.
y Der that DR. TOZEES lNIIRMARY IL on ca =
between aud streets, ?acTamcnto.
The great success and many radical cures maael,
Dr. TCIcr since Lis commencement in tbs eIfJ.
which hundreds can testify, Induces Rim 10 InSsa
those afflicted with any private complaints. kEsrB
:c r@::c:, I'D VISA 10 be we'll and thoroughly eusV
II viii be r. their interest ard welfare 10 call on bin
who fer the last twenty-five years has given his eni
attention 10 Private Complaints, ard TO all casss
diseases of private nature acHie ard chEonte nd
as Syphilis Secondary cnd Constitutional afettsas
GOnorrLGa end Seminal Weakness. ciAGt and Ask.
lures, ana all diseases OF the gcneratve and wisary
organs. both IN Ma!c and female, such ~ PrSapsul,
F1uor AlbuS. lIysteria, &c.
Patients can be assured that their complaints "a
not be tan red wh bu1 treated upon strictly pcisa
thc principles. Private Complaints eradIcated Il
few days; new cases cured In Q short ums wiiAoa
mercury.
lie can be cenittej at his ONCE at ali times Of d,
day. from In tie morning until in the evening"
All in ainiction can find 10 him one Who can sre -
Sympathife with aud befriend them when 10 trovhle-
one in whose services the utmost confidence esa b
placed. Come all who are Alaicted and In treuAi.
and be relieved knd cured
Apartments privately arranged 90 40 TO preelnA
the possibility 81 exposure.
Letters en- closing 4lU will receive prompt Attenta.
with best advice and Instruction.. -.
II. TUZER. NJ D.,
9th street, between and Z.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
sellingoF Selling OF!
RARE CHANCE FOR

ASAANGA NkAsAEsN& ~ RO4A
BAR GAINS
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED having removed the
l. goods from the Post Office Variety Store
to his Fircproof Store, on Main street, between
/. a. Seligman and Lee, Harmon & Co., Of
sincss, the following goods:
Books of every description; Stationery Cut
lCrv;
Musical instruments, large variety;
Perfumcry; Port MOnaics; Inks, oil colors;
lukstands, great variety, States; Pencils;
Sand Boxes; Rulers Pens, Envclops;
Letter, Note, Bill and Foolscap Paper;
Wall Paper; large assortment Of Baskets;
and many other articles too numerous to men.
tion.
n. B.-Having COO POCKET KNIVES.
0fgood quality, ON hand, am offering them at
lower rates than any house in Placcryllc.
D. EEWBAUER.
Placerviiic, February Z, Is57.-------
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25

A Ckriasitv.-A gentleman In Texas
says that he has muls that has borne .
colt; but sAys he L At = lOss TO know
what to call ie-EfeAaHgG
Can q &aa, BY Ell means. There never
was such colt before; there never will be
another hke Il and this ono will never
amount 70 much.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
DIR. M. BAKER.
lsics on NdtA e., a Je.O Doors a6oCe Wells Fargo
&QO.S Esprcss Office,
PL 4 CsE RvILLE.

WILL 0UARAETEE A PERFECT AND PERMA.
w ncnt cure In the following cases: eYPnILIs,
GoNARRM.EA, SrRIcTcRE, Affection Of the Prostrate
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, u not cured, produce consttu.
tional debility, and finally destroy both mind and
hcty, and which arc annually sweeping Thousands TO
untlmcly graves,
DIR. BAKER has, for number Of years, dc.
voted his study principally 70 the treatment Of secret
diseases, and therefore possesses thorough expert.
cncc In the particular branch, and Ia better oualfed
10 treat and has cured more cases private disease
than any other Physician In the Mountains.
Al pcrsons suIiertne under protracted cases, az.
gTavatcd or unsuccesslly treated BY inexperienced
or pretending those a6orinE under the
destructive edecta OF mercury Quack nontrums
all who suspect that disease 10 lurking In their syptem
may coNs0h d. bAEER with confidence, and ihe a..
eurAnce Of spseay and permanent cure
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25

Hat ZAia Mr., Baker showed as an
egk yesterday which was seven inches In
ciEcnmAgencA Can anybody beat thist
-NRsss 1sesillE
Certainly. RSeGk Tie ekg into = bowl,
end beat with spoon.-LysR &swa
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25

Chewing TObaCcOS.
'INIIE most complete assortment ever offered
i. 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;
CRUMPTONS TIN F0IIs APRICOT;
PRIDE or THE UNION: BARNEY WILLIAMS;
PEACH LEAF; PERFECT LOVE;
GAME COCK; JEWEL OF oPHIR.
KNOW NOTHING; GOLD DIGGER;
INDIAN QUEEN; THOMAS TWIST, &c. &c.
LUSCIOUS LUXURY;
FINE CIT.
JOHN ANDERSON's SOLAcE:
GOODWINS YELLOW RANK:
MRS. MIILERS GRAPE BRAND:
GOODWIN'S In pound and half.pound cans;
MRS. MILLER'S do do
For sale by ID. .NEWBACER.
septG %
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25

C, NJ ORRILL.

Importer ana Wholesale Dealer An
nRC0S Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Toilet
~ Goods Garden eeeds, English and French Chem.
cale. Agene for ell the Patent Medicines, and Man
ufActursrN 81 CAmphene, Polar Oh, &C., &c.
Terme liberal, and Orders Justly attended to.
eAn ktNncisco-Store Corner SAnsome and Clay
Streets.
Sacramento on X street, cerner Of Third.
~ ara
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
Id. NEWBAUER'S
LIQUOR DEPOT!

-
always keep on hand a general as.
w sortment Of the choicest Wines md
Liquors, among which may be fouad the fol.
owing;
BRASpiEa
1000 gallons Domestic Brandy;
1000 gallons Cogniac de- Crolx;
Champagne Brandy;
Otard 4 Dubois: Mainct Co 3. dark and pale;
Pony Brandy; kimmei. In boxes;
Cherry Brandy; also, Wolfc's Schedam Schnapps
wuisKEY.
Old Monongahela; Old Bourbon:
Old Scotch and Old Irish Whisky.
atm.
Jamaica; New England; and 81. CroIx Rum.
CAV.
Pure Holland and Club House Gin
wISEs.
Jehn DurAndN IIaut Sauterne;
81. Julien Medoc; Old Sherry;
Turner'S Ginger Wine, and Champagne Cider.
sYRrFs.
Raspberry; CONNIE; Lemon
And 0rgeat SyrLps.
Bokers Stomach Bttcrs Stoughton's Bitters;
Hostetter's Bitters; Absynthc;
Essence Peppermint, etc.
Also, Brandy Peaches In glass, gal and hf gallons
For sale by b, ,NEWBACER.
Scpt6 26
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
NOTICED
To I.lNuNr a

To Liquor a aud Merchants.
4 COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE OILS nc.
~ ccasary for Making and Flavoring every varle.
" ~ Liquor, and package 0f the articles used for
giving ARTIFICIAL STRENGTH To Liquors, (con-
vertlng 20 gallons Of Whlakcy to loo gallOnr) and
every article necessary 70 commence . LlQC0R
SToRG, will be furnished for t20 Also, all the in-
formation necessary to conduct such an establish
mcnI thus enabling the beginner to successfully
compete With the Oldest liquor dealers.
PsSLACOUR,
New Orleans
Lacours CONCENTRATED ACID for making
VINEGAR, 10 put up IN 2 gallon packages at &6 per
packAgc-in good shipping order. 50 t34s1yl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
For the Special BENEFIT Of EIO-
tel and Bar Keepers.

THE undersigned take this method Of in
i forming you that they have now and will
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 houses IN 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, 10 call at
DAVIS l. ROY'S
Book, Stationery and Cigar Depot,
(augleI On the Plaza.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25

Somebody sAys there is = decided dif'
ference between pevversity and obstlnaey,
One 4 . strong win, and tho other is 9
strong wont
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
MINING CLAIMS FOR SALE.

WININW ONATUIS FUN BNEE. -
VTNHE undersigned will sell onc.fith Of the
BURLINGTON TUNNEL, situated ON
Cedar Nill, one of the richest mining localities
in this county. 1t has paid well since it has
been opened and bids fair to continue doing CO.
There will be about eighteen months work ON
it yet.
Also three-Gourths Of share In the GOLD
EN- GATE TUNNEL, on Coon Hollow Ridge
This claim has also paid well and is now pay
ing good wages. II will hold out at least one
year.
Also, onc-fourth of 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, which
is his reason for wishing to sell them.
D. NEWBAUER,
PlacervilIe, Oct. le, 1855. 1881
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
Cared aG Home :

DR. DAkD0 b daIly treating patients At a
dtslAnee, AuAaso1s - WApm he has never seen, and
In al casca utA eaeiRe saecess Letters describing
Aees SyyAp~eeaA cccWpaleA, &C., promptly attended
u, and @sAlsro, sssNEsly seAlea irOm observation
SeAl ~ AAy paEe - ~ elaAO.
EASlSAW - ol1laAee, are treated on the fol.
lowing tstme Eight DOllaFs soe the FIRST prescription
1evS n
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
ALWAYS ON HAND

PIaceFViIIe Drug StOr G.
WNoMNSEND'SS Sarsaparilla ;-----.--
Bulls sarsaparilla
Myers sarsaparilla;
C0rbett's sarsaporilla
Turner'S sarsaparilla;
Sands sarsaparilla;
Jayne's Family Medicines;
(;racfcnburgh Medicines
MOrse's Invigornting Cordial;
WcbDcr's lnvigoraiing cordial;
Radway's Ready Relief, etc, etc.,
All Of which will be sold at the lowest prices.
u,aY u II
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
nj u SIC =.

H ~ y ~ y
For Theatres, Balls, ProcsssiOns, &C., &c.,
Furnished ON the AEOSt n asO n . b lie
Terms.
HVHE undersigned Musicians beg leave TO
inform the public Of El Dorado county,
that they have formed Band for the purpose
Of furnishing the public good music, on rca'
sonable terms.
For particulars address any OF the following
members Of the band:
JOHN KING, PlaccrvillP.
FRED. TEGTMAIEI, do.
FRANCIS HAUCK, Coloma.
JOS. RHINEHART. Spanish Flat.
" b. This Band play with either Brass or
String instruments. as desired.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25

QUIT USING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
Patent Improved Process
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Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
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DY virtue Of an order Of the Hon. Probate
ID Court, Of 81 Dorado County and State of
California, shall, on the Let day Of May, 1857,
ssIl to the Highest and Best Bidder,
At 10 o'clock NJ, At public auction, on the
premises The following described DC real estate,
and Situated In che village Of Grizzly Flat,
County and State aforesaid; 10 wit: One Store
House, with FirUproof vsult and one Dwell
ling Hoaas, LEWIS ABRAHAMS,
- AdutniatrAtOr Ofthe estate oG N. Abrahams,
Deceased [4tdl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-25
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L 1VVsOVO OF Various Brands,
$4,000 Flor de Habana;
5000 FigarOs, pressed;
5000 TriumEo de Bailen;
10000 Rosalia;
10000 Buena Vista;
10000 Emperatriz EugeniA;
1000 Sil6da;
5000 PermanentO;
5000 Turco, conchas;
1000 Maury MuroS;
10000 FL Sevilliano;
5000 Queen of Antilles;
5000 La PatriA, &c.. &C., for sale BY
[sept6l D. NEWBAUER.