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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

Ihe affections of daughters for their
fathers, and of sons for their mothers, Of
Which, we frequently see striking cases, are
beautiful instances of a sort of cross-play
Id nature. The susceptibility of daugh-
ter tc deep impression, by the contrast in
hcrfather 10 her feminine nature and q
sons impression, in the same way by
his nlother-the daughter yielding her
self 10 reyerential affection, and the son to
love, shows in the individual fine moral
stneture, which, however it may IN many
instances be covered up by predominatlng
inelpations TO evil, is always redeemng
prinGple in the character, and under gen
ia Influences bears precious fruit. A son.
b wlose heart his mother holds natural
swsy, is like the sea which is eftentimes
svsolkn and troubled, but around which
tbs moon keeps her gentle bands, and It's
wares are STAYED. A daughters love has
h1ore of worship in it. Among the har-
hnonies of her nature it is deep rich base.
Her affections, naturally inclined to some,
thing beyond her own sex, are like that
honey auckle, whose small tenacious nodes
upon the stem, attach it firmly to the
SUPPORT on which it grows, and while it
looks abroad, keep it by its voluntary at
tacnhent, fast to the door-post on which
i ~ in youth. We have seen instances
Of aeushter's love for her father, which
vereequal in strength to any human af-
feo1zm.- Rev. N. Adams. D. D.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
Fortho GRAFT County Herald.
Great Eg element.

MR.EDIroR:-On the evening ofFeb.5th,
| was solicited to attend aCotillionParty, at
the House of p. D., in Bloomyilie Hollow.
It was such an int resting occasion, [ can
mot forbear to make itmanifest. They had
IA couple Of iddlers from the County Seat
better music,I think never heard. The
dance was opened by 4 gay young ladies
and gentlemen. The gerts | understood
were from the state of New York, and APP
peared to be qualified to open the dance
on such an interesting occasion. There
was s number Of young men from Lancas-
ter who came without partners, and tho't
they we're posted in all the rules Of accom-
plished society, but in trying 10 carry out
their fine qualities failed and went all 70
smash; they found they could not com
pete when brought to close contact. in
due time supper was prepared and ali
those who were lucky enough TO have
partners, were seated around the festive
board, which perfectly grcaned under the
load Of viands, prepared by the young la
dies who were abundantly qualified TO do
ample Justice on such an eventful occa-
sion. The company danced Until broad
daylight, when each one retired to their
respective habitations, entirely satisfied
that they had got the worth off heir money.
BlooInyille Hollow, Feb. 8, 81. B.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

A BEE ITEM. fifty hives OF bees were
shipped few days since to California,
from Sullivan county, in New York
State.
The rush Of foreign small coins to the
mint is represented as being very great.
The receipts of theRalroads in the United
States last year are put down at Sll,oo0,-
1000.
The New York Legislature has abolish
ed days Of grace on sight drafts. DC.
A bill las been introduced into the
New York Senate to create an insurance
department.
Niagara Falls are represented as being
grandiy magnificent in their winter habil-
ments.
In 1890 the number Of post Offices in
the U. S. was 70.
There are 1880 miles Of Railroad in
process Of construction In the United
States.
Beaver Dam, Wis.
Adam Good has bell foundery in Buff
Ifalo. Pious people are scandalized by
slowly reading his sign, IA dam Good
Bell foundery."
A bill has been passed by Congress for
the relief Of the heirs Of Gen. St. Clair.
The Rock Island ferry Of the Wilson
heirs has been extended for ten years.
They pay the State $500 per year for the
charter.
The Democrats are to have State Con
yention in Missouri, Feb %, to nominate q
candidate for Governor, i'll the place OF
Poll.
Forty thousand dollars worth Of dia-
monds were seized for Smuggling" IN
New York last week.
Altered Mcconnell had to fork over
! 80, 800 to Maragret Kniffin, at Bath, New
York, for not marrying her, as he had
agreed.
There are now living in Gardner, Mass ,
| 81 farmers between so and 90 years OF
age.
| The Boston lumber trade amounts to
49,, 100000 feet.
The expenses of the Railroads in the
United States last year were S58,o0o,-
1000.
The Erie canal is to excavated SO as to
contain five feet Of water west Of SYRIA
cuse, by the opening Of navigation in the
Spring.
The duties accruing to the U. S. on i'm
| ports for the past thirty years, are put down
at $1,000, 100000.
Mrs. Estelle Potter, an actress, known in
the States, recently obtained divorce
from her husband, ]. S. Potter, in Califor-
MIA.
Tralouch, an old and much respected
citizen Of Chicago, died lately on the Is
land Of Cuba.
The spirit thermometer at Franconia,
N. H.. Jan oath, was 40 below Zero
Fhe mercury in the thermometer was frozen
so id!
The River St. Lawrence is said to be
completely frozen as far down as the par
ISL Of ST. Michal, about thirteen miles be-
low Quebec.
Connecticut and Long Island are now
connected with bridge Of ice-for the first
time IN the memory Of man.
| The Buffalonians are somewhat excited
lin relation to the delay in the enlarge
ment of the Western section of the Erie
| Canal.
Gen. Hennipgscn, who figures 50 con
spicuously in Nicaragua, is a Hungarian by
birth, and, it is said, came 70 this country
with Governor Kossuth.
A woman stopped at hotel 10 Coving-
ton, Ky.,a few days since with her husband
land thirtY-two children, all her own
| This beats Mark Beaubien.
Passmore Williamson, the individual so
notorious in the Philadelphia fugitive case
was thrown from his sleigh on the 2sd ult.,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
gEThe Louisville Tines. q stronp

GgThe Louisville Times, strong
pro-slayery Democratic paper, published
III Louisville, KY, has gone down for want
of support. The Slavery Democracy
(which by the way is no Democracy at
alp has starved out njae presses in New
port and Coyington, and has now slain
this ably edited paper, which, had it not
taken sides with Slavery, would have
been richly sustained, and been an orna-
ment to the State. 80 much for taking
sides against labor. Hon. Preston S.
Brooks and the Tines expired at the same
period. Is it not visible that the hand of
God IS against the oppfessor p Newport
(Ky.) Daily News, Jan. %.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

Mr.. BUcHANAN.-The President elect
has been to Washington and has returned
to Wheatland. It is said that he has kept
his ears open, and his lips prudently closed.
The amount Of "good advice" bestowed on
him is incredible. He is an old politician,
and knows as well as any body the value
Iof being bis own counsellor, among sucll
Ia multitude as be found at Washington
His Cabinet VIII soon' be foTesnadoTsd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

We learn from the ST. LOUIS Republic
can of the I'd inst, that the steamer J. M,
Converse was broken into. by the ice at
Fairy Island, on her trip between New
Orleans and st. Louis. The vessel and
CARGO is a total loss. She cost $40, 600.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
The HsrusasgarS.

What spectacle is this9 What q les
son does it teachs The destruction Of
mans corporal frame is not pleasant under
iany circumstances. The taking down his
l''clay tabernacle" even when he hopes to
Ienter q "building not made with hands,"
lin the upper skies, has something melan-
lcholy in it. But when we see mortal
stretched upon his dying couch, whose life
has been spent in debauchery aud revelry,,
what is there connected with him or his,
either past or present, or future, that does
mot present The most horrible and forbid
ding aspect? Life is gone--property
wasted-character blasted-wife and chill
dren beggared--there he lies upon his bed
of straw, with parched lips, bloated coup-
tenauce, and blood-shot eyes the very per,
sonifcaton Of ruin. Tossing upon his
hard and com.ortless couch, painting for
breath, aud calling for help, al in vain
Death marks him for his victim; and nov.
for awhile lie is relieved from frightfut
ghosts and demons which hitherto lIaurted
his disordered imagination. Conscience,
the sleepless monitor, with redoubled Wig,
or, assaiIs his conscious soul, and brings up
before him every act Of his worthless life,
to blast all hope, to plunge him in deeper
agony, and to hurry his afrighted spirit
into The presence Of his God. How loud
ly and bitterly does he complain of him.
SELF Of life, Of friends, Of God.
He prays, but it is the angry ilnpreca-
ton Of doomed spirit, demanding Of bis
Maker q speedier discharge. The wild
glare of his schorched eyes, his restless tos-
Sing, his retching hiacough, and his deep
hollow groans, tell US how hard it is for q
drunkard to die. The very presence of
once-loyed wife and children, Lindle in his
bosom, in advance, the fires Of hell. The
soothing voice Of mercy and the plaintive
prayer Of the man of God kneeiing BY his
bedside, but add fuel to the already raging
flame. He calls for water water! waterI
now, ere he takes up his habitation where
zone drop" will not De allowed him; but,
ali. the cool draught only adds force to.
the devouring fire. Friends gather around
Ito take last farewell, and his tremulous
hand is extended to bid him adieu;-.
| thoughts Of the past and Of the future send
their whitening arrows barbod with the
poison of death, to bis bursting heart; and
with one strong, agonizing struggle, his
ruined soul staggers into the the spirit.
land to receive its sentence. Pity, compaa-
sion, humanity, would let the veil drop
here, and cover up till the great assize the
doom Of the deluded, misguided wretch;
but Divine truth has said, "All drunkards
shall have their portion in the lake which
burnett with fire and birthstone. = spirit
of the Age.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

USEFUL WoIF.--The San Antonio
(Texas) Herald says that gentleman re-
riding some 80 miles west Of San Antonio
has liye' wolf some eight months old,
which attends his flock of sheep IN the
same manner as shepherds dog, going
cut with them in the morning and return
ING with them at night. His wolahip was
captured when young, and has been tram
ed with the sheep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

1t is believed by many that Getf0e can
be cultivated in some of our ooutnefh
States at successfully as in Brazil, Java and
Jamaica. IF so, it is high time that some
of our planters were entering upon its cul-
ture, as it it costs our country no less than
$l5 100000 annually for the beans OF this
plant. -
The coffee tree lives TO great age, pro"
vidod the land is kept well drained. The
tree begins to bear when three yeras old
and is at it's full bearing when seven years
old. The tree is allowed to grow in height
from six to seven feet; the top branches are
pruned off when the tree is five years old,
so that by the time it is seven it resem-
bles spread umbrella. Each branch
droops downwards, and thus gives the pick
ers a good chance to pick the berry. The
coffee tree in Brazil bears two crops each
year, the large crop is in the spring and
The small one in the fall. The first crop
is picked when the berry is red, resembling
the cherry. The second crop is in general
small, and allowed to remain an the tree
until fully ripe and dry. This crop, cured
lin the hllsk, is far superior in quality, and
is called ''pearl coffee" the blossom IS beau
tiful, small and tender. 1t remains on tho
tree from three to four days. If the
weather is warm, with showers during
those days, the crop is sure; if cool at night,
it often fails. When the berry is taken
home from the field it is carried to the mill
house. The mill consists Of three small
rollers. The berry is put into hopper,aud
a constant stream of water fallson the roll
Ter during the time the mill is at work
By this process the outside hull is taken of
and the berry is separated from it, and the
coffee falls into brick tank, raised in the
centre that the water may drain. 1t is
then taken to the curing loft, where it is
turned four times. a day until The hull is
crisp and dry. Then BY putting it
through large tanners, The inside hull
comes off, and leaves the berry ready for
hand picking for market.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

y SUFFERING IN CISoINNATr.-The
znis which we receive from CINCINNATI
"A 9 in representing the suffering of
Recr in that city, in this inclement sea
8 the year, as extreme. The supply
q has failed, and although the rail-
sare bringing in supplies from the in
still the supply thus delivered does
qua the demand. We have
told of families who have split up
furniture for fire wood, and burnt it to
themselves from freezing. In view
3 state of affairs, Mr.. Brown, the
senator from the Portage district, In
BED a resolution in The Senate and
for the relief of the distressed
solution was unanimously in both
es, and thus some six hundred dol
been contributed by the Legisla-
a most benevolent purpose, which
honorable to Senator Brown and
embers without ADMINISTRATIONS
parnal, Jan, %,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

The Columbia College property, in Park
Place, between Church street and College
place. New York, was sold on Thursday
last. and realized s57e.35o. Il was con-
a,1are1 a Iaroa price
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
EEearsay.

b. Hearsay, halt mankind are led,
Each trust in something some one aaid:
Thus knayes the fools mislead.
Such love to hear that Others fell,
Enjoy feast in faults of all,
Yet truth none seek nor read.
To virtue, Hearsay sinks to scoFn,
Truth Leaves the victim Thus forlorn,
Even Charity thus dies;
Eternal truth reports outweighs,
Lies hope of peaceful, happy days,
Ends only in tine skies.
Co.,. NJ. S....
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

wThe PIow Factory at Delevan,
Wis. turns out 800 first class steel pfows
every year,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

The New York city banks, Jan. 14th
held 81, $685. in specie.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-12
8 % nm nm O N y
STATE or CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
FL DOr0IO COnnrH
In the District Court Of the nth Judicial District
.Hr0dret Perry, Ph'jNtiE w. HWOh Perry, De-
ehneM.-Action brought in the District Court Of
The llth judicial District, and the complaint filed in
tne County Of II Dorado, In the Office Of the Clerk
State. -''~
The People Of the State Of California, send GRRET-
ING: To HUGH PERRY
KOU are hereby required to appear In action bro't
- against you by the above named Plaintiff In
district Court u the llh Judicial District In aud
nr the County Of II Dorado, and to answer the com
Mant nled therein, "a copy Of which accompanies
sls summons) within ten days, Exclusive Of the day
'" serVlce AFTER the service you Of this summons
served within this county; II served out Of this
county but within this Judicial District within TWEEN
aays or II served out Of said District, then within
,or.y days-or judgment by default will be taken
~, me said action 10 brought 10 obtain decree OF
Mvorce ctncmItS sndtrt1sOnH and for an order
ewing PnIntin the custody Of her children and for
costs OF this pFocee ding and for other relief al al
torth In complaint; and you fall to appear and nm.
ewer the said complaint rs required the said PiaInti
VIII take Judgment against you for Decree, &C., AZ
Aforesaid, according to the prayer Of said complaint
Given under my hand with the seal Of said
u. Court Affixed atoiiice In NaceFvIile, this 18th
day Of ecptcmber, In the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and filty.seven.
D. c. MCKINNEY, Clerk
By D. p. TALLMADGR, Deputy elk.
H'Snr \ DOYLE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
septic 3m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-12
-.,,e state Central Committee.

II
',-..,,,o gentlemen constitute the Democratic
he ',.., Committee for the ensuing year:
'sCrnnio-V. v. Geger, Y. Pornan, }. II. sullI
"tfansrnrnio city Post Office; Peter Bross, Mich
bs MI r" Pnlry. IT, n. Truett, J. r. IIogc,
an ~ ~ I,.,e San Prnnrs % Post Ofhce.
VI 1-.dorD. w. Gririrks. ". II. Smith, WB. a.
w W.. pI,rcrvllc Post 0ffice; 4. st. e. Denver,
om a N. Francisco, aOnora Post Ofnce.
Iionh"s II. Chase. Nevada Post Office, y. 8.
~ ~ Gan Jdan Post Ofhre.
~ ,s.,'..''.as-A IT, Putney, Murphy's Post Office
taA'J Anderson Auburn Post Office.
Il. ReardOn, q. W. BlOOr, Marysville Post
aG ,t,,.0.,--E II. Steele. ScOtt's Bar Post Office
s'A ioaanIn-II T. llngginE, Stockton Post Office.
s Salnl,o - p. Hart, Milerton Post Ofice.
Thomas A. Turner, 0rOvilc Post Office.
bu''iI ncres-J W. Shore, Los Angeles Post Office
VI. lIudApeth, SonoIna Post fRcc.
S.',",,r-S. II. Krcider, Weaverville Post Office
Francis Anderson. DOwnievIlle Post Office
.e'sd,r-T. 4. Springer, Jackson Post Office.
SIn,, CIara-Wm Mathews. San Jose Post Office
c,ntrs Costa-A. X. MclOncy, Marines Post or
y. Sawyer, Quincy Post Office.
a,,ey-S. r. Warrington, Nic0laus Post Office.
nj Norte-C. y. ThOrnbury Crescent City Post OF.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-12
Ferry Notice.

N OTICE Ls hereby given TO all whom II may con.
~ Germ, that RICHARD RICHARDS will make ap-
ea!on TO the Hon, the Board Of Supervisors Of the
SoAny 81 g Dorado and State OF California at their
.estlng In November next or 50 soon thereafter rs
~ same can be heard, for License TO keep and
H ~ Public Ferry, across the Middle Fork Of
HN american River, at Grey Eagle City, In said
SSuny, Chs same having formerly been kent and
year. DTCiTH nm pyktI ms o. JUG
Grey Eagle City, Aug. 8lst, 1857. [serl2tSOd1
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-12
rhr nIIner., llrug store. at the slrn

The Miners Drug store, at the sign ct
the Big Mortar, Main street, il supplied with
the best assorted and most extensive stock ot
fresh aud pure drugs and medicines ito BE-
found in the mines. The patent medicines
mid At this establishment, are received direct
.rm the manufacturers, and every package is
warranted genuine Pcrfumcry and other ar
tceS Eur the toilet, all nf the choicest quality.
are sid Mt the Miners Drug Store lower than
u any other house in the county. 1t is. also,
veil supplied with paints, oils, window glass.
arnishcs. paint brushes, lin.iS, lamp oil but
,ee DIR. Jervcy'S advertisement in another col
umn, or call al his cStnbliShmcnt--ihr mos;
beautiful and iaSirfnly arranged drug store in
The mountains and see for Yourselves. rcnem-
bering that lIc keeps none but the best articles
md sells NJ the lowest prices.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-12
Ferry Notice.

NoLICE s hereby given to all whom II may con-
SiN.. Germ, that RICHARD RICHARDS will make APP
70 the Hon. the BoaFd o. Supervisors Of the
msoy OF q DOraalo and State Of California, at their
tbs IN November next, or 90 soon thereafter rs
tin SAe can be heard for License 10 keep and CON.
Hm".a ruhllc Ferry across the Middle Fork Of the
ono River, at American Bar, foF the period OF
TrsSSSsr Vhe same having formerly been owned by
'HFsnklin Go den), RIOHAKD RICIIGRDs.
' N's'e ivy Aug. 3lst, 1851 rscpl2$3Ddl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-12
Ferry Notice.

~ all whom II may concern, notice Is hereby Civ
a. en- that the undersigned will make application to
.he Hon the Doard Of Supervisors of Fl Dorado Coun-
y, California, on the FIRST Monday OF November
next or 90 soon the can be heard for an or
ner renewing her License 10 keep public Ferry and
nrmse across the Middle Fork fthe American River
Volcano BAR, In said county. for - months from,
'ne O'h Of June. MARGARET KNOI.LS.
september 9th, 1857. [sep19 30dl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-12
New Goods New Goods |!
A. KAHN & CO.,

A. KAHN q CO.,
DESPECTFCLLY invite the attention of
HI the gentlemen Of PlaeeFville and vicinity,
to the splendid stock of Gents Clothing and
Furnishing Goods just received by them direct
from New York. Our stock has been selected
with great care for our regular trade, aud in
cludes the latest styles Of
Fine Broad Cloth Suits;
Summer and other Coats;
DOeskin, Fancy Cassimer, linen and other
Pants;
Velvet, Silk, Satin, Marseiles and other
Vests;
Fine Shirts; Check, WOIlcn and Hickory
Shirts;
Hats, Gays, Boots, Shoes, Blankets;
Gloves, Hosiery, etc,
All of which will be sold ut small Advance on
New York cost.
Also, fine assortment Of Colts Reviewers.
- County Orders Bought. Highest Price
paid for GOLD DUST.
A. KAHN u CO..
Main ST., beneath Masonic Hall.
July 18th, 1857.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-12

ABONstApA hbt4DAhrmWAenN
A Nd SYRUP FACTORY, in acknowledgements
IA ing Of Houses and Lot sixty feet front By seven
~ feet deep, with PireprOOf Vault cut into the bill
~ the rear Of the house. One Span Of Horses,
Harness, Spring Wagon, Freight Wagon, Liquors Of
al kinds, Porter, Ale, syrups, &C., &c.
This Establishment has been in successful operation
TOT the last two and ahaf years and IL the only es-
tabiishment Of the kind, but one, IN "a Dorado Coun-
" The Bar Is doing good and profitable business
This is rare chance for person with small capI-
tai AZ Plaeervile is the County Feat and the Great
Emporium for the Carson Valley and Utah trade, 10
which places stagcs arc now running, and the great
National Wagon Road Ii being cut Ny reason for
Wishing to sell Is because am going East The pur-
chaser will be taught the business and furnished with
the most conclusive proof Of It's paying.
~ For Particulars apply to JOHN McF. PEAR
SON on the premises, Main street, PlacervIe, or 70
WILLIAM PEARSON, at the Confectionery Estab-
lishment, 1926 Kearney street, Fan Prancisco.
All Goods will be sold at Fan Francisco prices and
freight. JOHN McF. PEARSON.
sept5 4W
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4: norrn.Ie Co. Central Comm,.,se.
.IOR PRINTING

all kinds neatly and promptly executed at this d.
At the lowest prices. Our job Office II extensive
nj entirely new, and We have materials ofeYery de.
.r,on. and can, consequently, give satIsfnctlon 10
A Tho favor us with their orders. Tcrms-CASH.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-12
pETTIT,s pItUG HTORE.

ClIAS. u PETIT has now IN store. the large Il and
A..i selected stack Of Drug, Paints window Glass,
Fare " dcincs. Pine Chemicals, anl Grnuilr Pa.
int Medicines ever offered for sale IN th- Cry: and
desiring 10 increase III" prt.rnt large trad" aul cN
tend It to MI parts ~ VI Dorado County, he invites
the attention of Country Dealers, Ply ,iciinS, Pint
rss and Miners 10 al, extensive and varied a--ori
rsnt. ssuring them that he can sell all nr.ilr. In
III. linz NJ trade. at lower prices than any other deal
r. IN the m"uniaius.
lie has been engaged in his present business fnr
tErlvc years. Il Thoroughly ar'In'intrd with H. Ne
tails, ami he selects his goods with the greatest
care. parrl,asCrs may rely with safety ul"n Hrding
every article Aol at his Drug Store, PURE, FRESH,
and GENUINE
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-12
&. 4. MCLEAN

I.orr authorized Agent for Grizzly Fiat and
iciniiy. Orders for the paper, advertising or
,b work lcit with him, will be promptly ut.
ended Ia.
JOHN LONGWITH is anth' rzcd to act as
,cert fer the .MHnidin UemOcrni.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-12

Nh L. p FISHER. Mt the Iron Building, opposite
the Office ~ the Pacific Express Company, corner ~
Montgomery and Washington streets, IL our only AIT
ihoriIed agent for Fan Francisco.