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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-26

CARD Prompted by an honest desire OF my heart
wish to lay before the public which deserves high
commcndation, not only act Of scientific skill but
that of humanity also. About two years ago | suddenly
and from unknown to me- seized with At OF
EPILEPSY which, owning to my inability TO meet the
penses consequent upon thorough medical treatment and
the discouragement which met with attempting it,
became such (as was then led to beeve) defy
the skill of physician was frequently, while In pursuit
of my calling thrown down to the ground without the
slightest wnrnng and although nsensible to the agonies
yet despsed the miseres OF my life and learned to
look upou those who would render assistance shelter me
from danger enemies who sought to proong the exist
ence of my misery.
While in this state and having previous my alioton
tasted the sweets of life once induced to at
tempt seeking aid Of physician and by recommendation
called upon DR. L. j. C2apkay. ! told him of my crcum-
stances and Of my inability TO reward him for his services
regardless of which, however he at undertook my
case and with the blessing Of God more restored
to perfect health Unable TO reward him for the boon
which enjoy at present. and yet conscious of my ndebt
edness consider due to myself and to all afflicted TO make
the case public order that those in need of medical ad
vice may find physician in whom every confidence can
oe placed MEYER YABlONSKY, IL. S.
State Of California, county Of San Francisco,
Sworn and subscribed to before me- this first day of Au-
gust, A. d. 1856,
~ A
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-26
M E DICAL.
DOCTOR J. C. YOUNG,
ONCE. corner OF Montgomery and California
TREETS-SECOND STORY,

TREETy-SBC0ND STORY,
fovyr WELLS. FARGO co.'s ExPREs oFncE)
SAN NFRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
DEAD AND Reflect ..,..e.,
(And that there Is conscience uninhueneedy
And suffered TO speak out tells every man
Then It is an awful thing TO die,
More horrid yet To die by ones own hAno.
Selfmurderer-name it not
Shall Nature swerying from her earliest dictate
sefpreservaton, fall by its own actf
Forbid it, Heaven. ,,
though not always the most immediate and direct avenue
70 destruction Physicians of all ages have been most
unanimously opinion that the loss Of ounce Of the
seminal secreons By unnatural aid emissions weakens
the system than the abstraction Of forty ounces oil
blood One of the first writers medical Jurisprudence
state that hreeourhs Of the insane their maady to
such abuse -.r.I.a
How importantant then 1t s-for every one having the
least cause to suspect any trouble in that way 10 attend to
il Immediately; single occurrence should be su
cent to cause doubt and much If the person had
ever INDUCED in the soulklng habit. The treatment
used by the Justly celebrated DR. c. YOUNG in of
seminal Weakness impotency sterty, debility
and paralysis he last is the most dangerous and when it
once occurs ncurable not surpassed by any physician
in the country 1t is the that followed by him
for years under the guidance Of the Record
Of Paris and Acton Of London Dr. Youngs Office at the
Of Montgomery and California streets where he can
be consulted that and all other private Diseases with
the utmost confidence and secrecy. DR.. Young will war
rant perfect and permanent cure make charges
n B-Letters enclosing $40 will receive prompt atten-
ton The Doctors time being much taken up that he
cannot attend to letters unless paid for 1t.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-26
EUREKA TOWNSHIP.

Eurekd-Bohonan House-Inspector, James Weaver
Judges Chas Clark John Hughes.
South Fork Precinc-Morrs House-Inspector, DR. Bush
Judges, VIM Morris, Sweet.
Poor Mans Greek Precino-Shans Old Store-Inspec
tor, Michael Welsh--Iudges, Allison, Capt Clark.
Orleans Wat-Oreans sIlouse-lnspector. James Creghan
Judges, John Harris, VIM Moore. t.t
Moores Flat-Moore's Hotel-Inspector, II N Moore
Judges Con Cattle, VIM Selby
Woolseys Hdt--Fox ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ButseI
Judges, + P Marcelus Samuel Arnold
Relief Hl-Franklin Todd's House-Inspector, Scott
Judges Henry Roller, Fiddler.
Hunlbug CGy-Greyn's House-Inspector, VIM Taylor
Judges, d Gilmore, Palmer
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-26

Important TO Females.-When Female is
in trouble afflicted with disease And requires medical
surgical aid the inquiry should be where there ply
sican who is fully competent to administer relief
whose knowledge Of the female system perfect and who
thoroughly understands the application Of medicine di
sease and whose scientific attanmens in surgery have
made him pre- eminent in his profession, and whose
spectacle standing in society recommends him to the con
hdencs of the community Unless these and many more
questions be satisfactorily answered. the afflicted should
pause before consulting any Considering these things
in their true light the celebrated J. C. YOUNG corner Of
Montgomery and California streets has concluded adver
tse his place Of business to the public stating that he has
been professor of obstetrics and female diseases for the
last fourteen years and fully qualified to administer
all cases. both medically and surgcally not in superb
cia manner but in thorough as years ofsudy
and practice-both in hospitals and private families can
make; therefore families rely upon him father
AL in aiicton can find in him who sympathize
with and befrend them in trouble in whose secrecy
the utmost confidence be placed Come all ye that are
afflicted and n trouble and you will be relieved or cnred
Apartments privately arranged to preclude the posi-
bility of exposure.
n BAH letters incosing $40 will receive prompt at
tention, and the best advice and instructions.
J. G. YOUNG, NJ D.,
of California and Montgomery streets up stairs op
posite Wells FSrRo 4 Co Is Express Office
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-26
GENERAL TONIC FOR THE system
TT IS UNRIVALLED,

The various diseases which have their imprnts on N.
surface of the body may be compared to signals Of dsty
thrown ont by Nature to ndice that the vts orxanir.
tion within needs cleansing and purifying.
The aneients believed that animal life existed in a..
blood II is at least certain that
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-26
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Ncva.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neva-
- pA-ss. Know all men by these presents that !,
yuma Hill in said County and State being desrous Of
ayaing myself of the benefits of an Act entitled Act
authorize married to transact business in their
own name as sole traders passed April l2th 1882 do
hereby declare that intend to carry on from and after
this date, in my name and my own account the
following kinds of business to wit Mining trading In
real and personal property Tanchng in all its various
branches Hotel keeping and the Millinery business And
further declare that the amount of capital invested by
me in the said business does not exceed the sum Of ave
thousand dollars
In witness whereof hereunto afix my signature
this l4th day of August A. d. 1857.
MARY LIGGETT
In presence of o. p StidQer
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-26
ELECTION PREcINCTs.

At meeting of the Board Of Supervisors for Nevada
County, held on Friday August 10Th, 1857
It is ordered that the following precincts be established
the Election precincts Of the County. and the following
persons appointed at the several precincts lnpec
tors and Judges at the General Election to be held
WEDNESDAY the I'd day of September next, to witt
NEVADA TOWNSHIP.
Nevada Precinc-NatiOnal lExchange-lnspector-D Bel
den--Judges--,J Caldwell, VIM. Butterfeld
Blue Tent PTecind.-Blue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cushman-,Judges-Cap 7 Head A Sheinberger
Missouri Bar Precnct-Missouri Bar House-lnspector
-Robt Iawrence-Judges-Th Morse --1ilden,
cold HU PJecind-Jobs Store-Inspector-Amos Find
ley-Judges-R Livingston, J job.
Makers Precinc-p Henefords, Central HouseInspector
"A Adklns-Judges-D Ridley, John Blattau.
GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP.
Grass VALLEY Pyecinct--Exchange Hotel-Inspector, j
Woodworth--Judges d Shoemaker VIM Mccormick
Ble1d ViStd-Tayor Glasscocks-InspectOr Chas Bar
ker--Judges N Taylor, I or onnor
BUrough's Ranch, WoLf Cteet-uspector, A f Goodwin
Judges, John Smith, Keathey
AHison's Raneh-Dunkels store-InsPector, -Baize
Judges, John Larimer Ilartery.
ROUGH READY.
Rouah d Reddy-Dowuie House-Inspector A Winans
Judges J Little, D 3elderback.
Indian Spying-lndan Spring House--Inspector, -
Stepp--Judges -Meler, Shepherd
Jones Bdr-lIathaways Store-lnspector, Samuel Tut
tle--Judges, j Wyt Boycc.
Deer Creel House-Deer Creek House-Inspector Peter
Kely-Judges, Oague John Cooney,
Industry Bay'-Brown's Store--lnspector, Brown
Judges, II Wisner, ---Brannan.
Anthony House Precinct-Anthony House--Inspector,
Sheets-Judges c Beckman, RGoe
LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP.
lime Yorl;-W Fishers House-lnspector Gardiner
JUDY Squire Stevens
Remington Hdt--Green's IIouse-Inspector, John Hus-
sey-Judges, + Macy.
Ret Dog-Brookyn Eouse-Inspector, j Burgess
Judges Green nr rurney.
Waioupa--Mccauly's Hotel-Inspector, -Cheeny-
judges John Dale, --LoGten.
Pleasant Vduey-Weiss' Store-Inspector l. l. Bard
Judge, John Wes
Liberty HIt-Parrshs House-Inspector Parrish
Judge Law.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Wdshington--south Yuba Hotel-Inspector, Ba'ley
Judges, Robert Latta, Henry Young.
Je6Gso,-Inspector, Samuel Bingham-Judges, Mang
DOM j White
Atpha-Wixom Hotel-Inspector, W Wxom--Judges
Calvin Hall, JCoddington.
On,egd-lhomas Butteried's-Inspectnr j Templar-
Judges, W II c Cloud, l. Prescott
Bear Butterheld's-Inspector, Taos Buttsrheld
Judges, A Scott, --Ieman
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-26
Importnnf 10 FcmnIcs.-Whcn a EcmnIe /,

Corner of Montgomery and California sts over Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.'S. Express department [31
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-26

Corner of California and MONTGOMERY Ds sis Is M stairs
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-26

Eaablished for The Permanent Cure Of all Prirdte amt
Chronic Diseases and The Suppression Of Qudckay.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-26
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.- No.

BY VIM SMITH, Deputy.
Churchman Martin, Atty's for Plaintiff. 3saR
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-26

Nevada Aug. Sth, lsS7.-44-4vS
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
Very T0Mching.-Hcre is a touching
description of Moonlight scene:

Very TOMching.-IIcre is a touching
description ola Moonlight scene:
After whirling for some time in tlrc
elastic mazcs Of delightful waltz, Cor
ncha and mysclfstcppcd out tunobscrvcd,
on the balcony, to enjoy few Of those
moment so precious to lovers. 1t was
glorious night, the air was cool nrrd re-
frcshing. AS | gazcd on the beautiful
being at my side thought never saw
her look so lovely. Tho full moon cast
her bright rays over her whole person,
giving her most angelic appearance and
inparting to her flowing curls a still moro
golden hue, Ono other soft hands rested
in mine, and ever and nnon she met my
ardent gaze with one or pure confiding
love. Suddenly change came over her
soft features, her full rcd lips trembled as
with suppressed emotion, n tear drop res
ted on her long dropping lashes, tho mus
clcs around her fiultlcss mouth became
convulscd, she graspcd her breath and
snatchcd her hand from the warm press
urc of my own, she turned suddenly away,
buried her face in her handkerchief, and
SHeeSeG
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
NUMBER "a.

over many shout and many o groan,
victory pcrchcd at last on England's flag
But the hero himself had EaIlen-Nelson
leaves the world in the fire sheets Of glory
and crowned with victory.
On the morn OF the memorable day Of
Trafalgar, there was hut step between
many brave men and death; many valiant
hearts beat high with expectation. and
many an eye gazcd on Interpretations Of
that 'lay, that closed in death ere its swift
hours reached the evening gate, and what
the sword spared the elements attempted
TO dcvour The dark clouds that gather
cd over tho devoted spot during tho
bloody conflict rolled wildly, multitudes
that had escaped the fury Of their human
foes sank into a watery grave, there was
but step between them and DEATH
And yet again, said the speaker, on the
hugle called the chief of Britain's armies
from the BRUSSELS ball to meet the imam
Of destiny" tremendous hosts were mar
shaling, tho heavy tread of gathering
cavalry echoed along the forest and over
the swelling fields, combatants arrayed
with all the means Of torture and dcstruc-
tiOn known to man, now meet for deadly
battle. The charge is sounded, the furi-
Gus onset is made and resisted; and yet,
again and again, horse and rider fall, and
the crash of arms, and the roar Of mus.
kerry, and the Thunder of numbering ar
tillcry, for many long hours, and eighty
thousand warriors fall into the sleep Of
death. Surely there is but n step to death,
said the preacher. Allusion was then
made to the duclist in language most
thrilling and eloquent; and hO then spoke
Of the cry Of the mariner in distress. Tho
ocean sailor, TO whom VIC are indebted
for many Of our luxurics and comforts,
for tho growth and elegance of our cities,
etc
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
The LOvo OF n Lawyer.
DY W. ". BOTGlITON.

Tho poets love il natures love,
Hinged with uhrrai Ir'rlrriiun;
And much the same is g"niuscS,
AM. l.Hr'S and fools affection.
To some 4 .'rOvc, lake. n moon
trc requisite for true lpvc;
\ Get to some, Il hall to some,
Arc necessary To love.
Som" would not stir step for love,
While some world taE" journey,
Ect others lu' ~ SiIit@ them best,
love as an Attorney.
Oh, Cleopatra Mary Jane'
\ brokers' child thou art,
hold a mortgage seven per cent?
Upon thy tender heart.
Dopuncni, ON belief, ayers
Thine eyes cant be surpassed;
Thy ;ijai%i,p- light as quibblcs are,
Thy mind Il StOrehullsc vast.
Ny heart, 50 far aforesaid. is,
Dear, t,m. sale, who'll, thine;
4 warrant Of Gto,im,htI
Must serve to make you mine.
serve you with nv first rnmph,;nt,
Except the Iniinps and tccthing;I
To serve me right your answer serve,
OF sweet acceptance breathing.
love You as love fec,
Far dcarer than an action;
a rich old client, bill, of cost,
Give no such satisfaction.
I'll roHrt y0u with no commnn pi0s,
Pleas" grant relief sue ior
Ny hearts stove burns with love and clkt,
Your own sweet self WOO for.
Said mortgage, love, will fnrcclosr;
Ny lndIady--I'll leave her;
Mc, lIymcn's court shall straight appoint
OF all your charms receiver.
Ny shnglc, thus inscribed, shall swing,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

4 Reminiscence.-A writer Of courtre-
collections for an Indiana paper mentions
a curious incident within his own expert
cncc. Happening to stroll in the United
States court room at Baltimore in 1928,
he found avcncrablc judge on the bench,
a lawyer addressing the court, and an
other taking notes ofhis speech. These
three, and the marshal composed every
person hut myself in the room. They
were all strangers. asked tho marshal
who they were. "Thc Judge" said he, is
Chief Justice Marshal, the gentleman ad-
dressing the court is William Writ, and
the one taking notes is Roger B. Taney,'
three the most distinguished men in tho
United States, and yet, ina city with a
population of thon fifty thousand souls,
they were unable to draw an audience to
the court room."
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

e{y" During a recent fro an old wo-
man was very anxious to go through u
street which was considered at the timO
dangerous, but all her efforts were una
vailing. At lcnght she pushed one Of the
policeman aside, when that worthy pre-.
server Of the peace said:
''Now, marin, you can't pass-if you
do you'll bC killed, and then yON'll blsms
us afterwards"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
The Family Man.
By JOHS G.. SAKE.

nrcc was jolly young bean,
and knew how 10 pick mp fun,
But I've done with all that Won must know,
For now I'm ianiy-uan!
When a "partncr" | vcnturcd 10 take,
The ladies all favored the plan;
They vowed was certain 10 make
such an excellent family mani"
II travel by land or by water,
have charge Of some Susan or Ann;
Mrs. Jones is so sure that her daughter
Is safe with IL family man!
The trunks and the band boxes round en-
With something like horror scan;
But tho may Inlittcr "COniound en-"
slnile-likc IL family mani
once was as gay AZ a templar,
But lcvitv's now under ban;
Young people must have an cxemplcr,
And am IL family man
The club-mcn meet in the city.
All treat me as well as they can;
And only cXclaim, "what u pity
Poor Tom is family man! !"
/ own am getting quite pcnsivc,
Ten chilirrn--ilom David to Dan
Is a family rather expensive;
But thcn--I'm family man!
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

Pipkin is curious chicken. The 9TH
or evening somebody passed him in the
street, and mistaken him for another
person, exclaimed: What, F2ishG.
go no, said Pip, gravely; II am Elijah
tho other fellow. Arc you one Of the
ravens ?"
The stranger understood uhiS to DO q
hint for bread, and called him "a lOafer, {"
as he moved along.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

PROMPTLY, To a MISKErER."--The
little misquito, the blood-sucking scamp
how dcmurely he sits till you blow. out
the lamp; then nc stretches his wings
and lights on your nose, and docs all he
can to disturb your rcpose; and if he
can't bleed you with gimblet or blade, he
will try the effect Of his sweet serenade,
this last is tho worst How often I've
sworo that the locusts Of Egypt were not
half the bore of these little tormentors, let
loose in the night, who will sing you
song before taking bite. Now welcome,
cold wintcr-tho north wind blow, I
would welcome tho rain, the slect and the
snow, would, cen welcome st. Patrick
to this our ftir land, If in killing these
winged doctors he would lend us hand
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

A New York editor thinks from The
manner shirts are made in that city there
ought to be an "inspector of eeseeFa ~--
The editor went to the expense Of nesk
shirt the other day, and found himsSG
when he awOke in the morning. crawling
out between twO Of the shortest aliAeAAa.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

Tho "eyC Of tho law" has become %
weak from the want Of proper practice h
tho different courts, that Il is going y
advertise for pupil. Ess .
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

c3'"" What family have YOU =" asked
the Judge Of the County Court at Stock.
ton, the other day, OCa doctor against
whom he was about to pronounce jMtlg'
mrnt. "Mysclf wife, and a bull pup,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

"Pa, amt growing tAllln @MAy.
what's your height soaay ~ sWAR.
I'm seven feet lacking . YaE6 AIN -
some, old hoes 2" ,.-sssss sss.,ss. ..s-s=ss
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
Jewelr5 Establishment!

Mi"-|r"t, Erwt h"r E'1'~ N'ym""'f.
@ TIlES BSCRIEER RRESrECTFULLN
ca informs his fi,rd, and t!,r rnh'ic e'ii-
HI..G crallv. that J., has n,t r""'ivcl a ir@,
;.>snrtr,ru' nf GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
and JEWELRI. all # wh,rl, he offers for sale
on the most reasonable t"rias.
California Jew cIry nmd Diamond Work
manufactured 10 order. with ncatnrss aud dis
patch, wholesale and retail
Watches Repaired by an experienced
workman.
80" Billiard Turning dorc 10 order. =.
COLTS REVOLVERS FIR sale.
y. u. All work entrusted 10 ME shall be done
satisfactorily and warranted.
\. &. ARVTDSSON.
al If
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

A visitor going into free school, du-
ring the half yearly examination, noticed
two fine looking boys, one of whom had
taken the first prize, and tho other tho
second. Said the teacher:
"Thc hoy who took the first prize is
the son of the man who saws my wood;
the boy who took the second is the son
of the governor Of our State"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
Advertising.
JOB PRINTING.

The proirirtor4 ~ ~. UolHNaI.H take pleasure in
announcing To- the hu4inc4- ~ III Dorado county
hat they have mad" extensive additions 10 tlir J"b
O1lrr-wllirh t. now the hes in the interior of Cali
ornla--and artpi parn to do all kinhSof J"bIrint-
Ing in the very best manner and at the most rcason
able prices
IW-LEtAL AND OTHER BLANKS printed, to or
DIR, with neatncss AMI dispatch.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

LazinCss travels 70 slowly thaE pssss.
ty soon OvCrtaLCs her.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

AUGUSTUS MORTIMER FITZJAw
Attorney, Proctor, Advocate
and Counselor at-Law.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
A large Stock of Full, Half, and Russian Bound
BLANK BOOKS.

Receipt and Pass Bouks, Pocket Memorantlums and
Diaries ~ every descriptions Letter, Cap, Bi, Brief
Drawing, Note and Tissue Paper, &C., &c.
Al$O,-Niniins, Guitars, Flutes, Flutlnas, Accnr-
denns. Flies, aud Music and Instruction Books for
every Instrument
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

DIR. III. w. A. WORTHEN,
NFFfrEHt me r1HcCrvrTTG Drug store, n rev 5I06rs
" below the Empire" Main street. RI 81
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

I/ETA ENCAMPMENT. No. :. meets on the
II evenings Of the second and fourth Tues
days Of each month, al Odd Fellows Ildll.
Whites tirtproof building. f-v doors hc!uw
the Plaza. All Fatrinrt4,s ar" rorIiallv invited
t'' attend " "a. holloway, 6. +.
j. NJ. GRANTlAM, II. T.
\. T. TAYLOR, $.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

ALTA EXPRESS CO.,
CONNECTS with Freeman & Co.'S Atlantic Euro-
~ pcan and South American Express, and with
Nichols Co. to Oregon and Washington Territories.
REVERENCE CES.-GnodMiu & Go, aud Forbes & Lab.
cock, San Fraucisro MFR. Fiskc of Sather n Church,
Sacramento.
Agents in Placcrvillr, DAVIS & ROY.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
III I.INNt CIG1RS,

MATCHES ard rLAHlNG CARDS, and other arti.
ccs Il'i fp'II" in Cigar NOre. which thry are
drt rmin To cell at II small advance on Ran Fran
cisco price,:
Al<t'-liI,-N h1V'' always m hand n Great Vari-
ETY. Uf Nr,vuu -ul t",l,!n,ulI Fruits: large as.
srrtrir;tt uf AM IES. CONFECTIONERY, NJTs
ct". with W'i'-h H'll-. Parties, and Weddings can bc
supplied al \ ~ lnT T,i"..
HARRIS * LIVINGSTON.
i ', :.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
Harris e. Livingstons
CIGAR, TOBACCO
CUTLERY. &c.

Together with n large variety Of HOOKS and STA
TIoNERl. consisting in part ofthe following:
POETlH-Shakspcare Byron; Milton; Dante;
T"sSo; Cowpcr; Campbell; Hcmans Kirk White;
Tuppcr: and many others
lllSTORI-1Iist"ri"s Of England, France and ire
land; lIancro'S History Of the United States; Frosts
Pictorial History Of C;iifnria: and many others.
SCliOOL MDOkS-Sandcrs, Towns and Wcbstcr'H
Spoilers; Sadcrs', Towns anh McGuiTy'S Readers
Smiths Mitchclfs, and ColtrnS Biographies and
AtlascS; bulcn'S Suith'S, and Browns Grnmmars
Adams, Colburn'S Emmcrson'S and Smiths Artth-
mcti,s; Wcbstcr's Walkers and Johnson's DctiJna-
rlrS.
MISCELLANEOUS - Miss Lcslie'S New Cookery
Book; Mormnnism, by Elder Hyde Planters DauGh-
ter; Tcstamrnt>; Prayer and LYNN hooks etc, etc.
NARlETlES-t;"ld and Steel Pens; Black, Blue and
Red Inks; Pcnholdcrs and Pencils; Plain and Fancy
Envelopes States; Inkstands; BlOtlng Paper; Eol-
crs, etc.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
/. @. q. i.

NE0RNING STAR Lt,I.". No. 81, organ
!VA lied Feb 9Th, l>54. meets every Saiur-
day evening nt their Hall in Whlr's now
brick building Main street, a icS DOORS below
the plaza
Brothers If the Order. in good standing, are
fra'crhally invited tnattcnd.
W. VI. HOLLOWAY, V. G.
j. VI, ANDERSON L. S--
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
RANKIN's EXCHANGE,

III
I'M huHGiHy, 7I'r -.tbtiI iustHut.
NothinS j. promised in this notice. Of ex-
travd.ant or luxuripus living. heretofore I'M
known or unsurpassed, but simply small iIo-
Tel. I" hc kept IN Il neat and quiet way, ON -
small Scal". 10 Er free from Tic prevalent
vir"S Of drinking and canning.
Bat, "n" thing i promised to be equal 10
other Hotels in the n"'ntan>. and that is
PRICE. lftniind wanting ia all else this, ~
Least shall ht dpt.llrp sufficient, and will al
way be required promptly.
Y. B.-t'RF+E EAGLE LIVERY STA.
BILE is attached 10 this House.
fldccrvle April l., 1851. 'jtf
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
SPECIAL. NOTICE!

~ To Sm"hrrs and Hotrl Keepers. ~Q7a
The m'l"r- gn,L teke this method of infnrining
you that 'i"y lavc new, and will constantly have on
harl, the largest aud best selected stscK of I.-
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

30 OB IL A N X N s.
physician AND I'RGEoN--Onlcc on sacramcn-
to street, nearly opposite tie " Placer Ilptci.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
CYRCS i. INGHAM

'TAkES this mcthod If announcing to his
l. old friends in California aud others visit
in@ 'lllS city and in want Of II5jfEt acconInl.
daiInn>, that l.c has becDme the PROPRIETOR ef
the House klr .Nyn .s