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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-04
SPORTSMEN ATTEND.

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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-04
SpeeiAl CLOTHES,
IMPORTANT DISC cry.

RELIEF IN MINUTES !! M
BRYAN'S P LMONIC WAFER
are unfailingin the cure of Coughs, Colds Asthma Bron
ctS Sore Throat Hoarseness, Difficulty Breathing Ineip
ent Consumption, and Diseases of the Lungs They have
no taste of medicine and any child will them Thou
sands have been restored to health that had before de-
SPARED. Testimony given in hundreds of single
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gelr Adrertisememts.
LIST OF LETTERS.
! 1AIA15 OF IIEI EFtSa
IL NOVEMBER, 1st, 1855;

p EMAIN1NG IN THE
Ii NOVEMBER, 1st, 1876
A
Adlow William
Allen Jeddiah
Allen James A
Anderson w G
Il
Biologist Ezeh!el K
BerIgan Ellen
Bates Henry X
Baker Hiram
Bell Mrs +
Baker Aarun K
Blackman Mary e
Brown Henry l.
Brown Cha8 X
Benedict Jonathan
Burrows Olive
Burns Patrick
Burritt Goodwin
Bartholomew Mrs T n
tjrown Sarah
Benedict John
Bacon Amanda
Boyle Thomas
C
Cary Mary
Calvey Peter
Cady John F-2
Chapman e
Carney Alice
Cleveland Ii
Crangle Patrick
Chafiee ID G
Carney John
Crnmer Capt Chas H
| Clement s.
ID
Duchman Hon w
Dalton John
Day Annie H
| Depay A w
Day Miss Frances
Eastman Ii aryey
4
Fox d
Floyd Mrs
Field Mrs E
Flo ter Hattie
Fisher III ID
Fax Henry
G.
Giddons Silas
Goldsby Mrs
Gilliugs Williams
CLASSIFY Adelia
FL
Hale A j
Heath B S
Hastings Mrs Albert
Hendricks s b
Harlbart NJ Wa
Holder A j
Howic Robert
Hutchinson C l
Hill Mrs Ira
Heines Levi
Hea William
Hawkins Levi
Herman Daniel
Higgins F A
Huntly A b
j
Jordan John & Jane
Jones George
X
Kerener Ann
Kelly James
Keith John S
Kearnes Ann
Keanan MIR
Little H. f
Lumbard Gilbert 3
Lane Patrick
Lewis John III
Lynn Capt VIM
Leach NJ Louisa
Lewis Richard
Leach A ID @
Lamb Thomas
Persons calling for tht
vertised.
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LILIES DEP4RTWENT

separate apartment having been designed and furnished
IN the best OF style and the very best facilities 81
Ladies wishing TO avail themselves of the Conmerit
course, they may expect as thorough instruction IN a a.
ment. The NePart-
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-04
J. Il. ROWLEY.

Lecturer in Mathematics and in charge OF Cornnerca
Calculation Department.
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~ tn are permanently located in one =, .,
arsest and most beautiful Brick BLOCKS In tba w s
aUa e largest and most elegant and the pro
sveness and thoroughness Of the Course of extern
70 offer extraordinary advantage for fboSs
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-04
College Hull, Library 81 Reo1z;,,o poo..,

An elaborate apartment having been designed and fpr
IN Ine pest OF style and the very best facilities nr
Yldea LOT LADIES Wishing to avail themselves of Tie c.
mereio Course they expect as through inst u
an ths taught as given in the nIs M
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-04

Chicago, No7. Sd.
The election yesterday passed off
quietly. The republicans of this city
elect the entire ticket, including rep
resentatives. Average majority 500,
loss of $50. Total vote polled about
$500. Administration ticket polled
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-04

An adjourned meeting of this society will be held at the
Pleasant Prairie Mansion House or Saturday the Goth
new at O'Clock p NJ. general attendance requested
Those members who have not paid their assessment are
requested to leave it to j. B. starkweather before that
time -. Ils laa p. 1. HOOKER sec'y.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-04

Is the most extensive, complete through that can h
found in any similar institution and embraces the most
entry in every department Of Exchange and Comrn.r
consisting Of Whelsale Retail Mannfactnri ",
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-04

Potter majority in this Congressional
District wilt not be less than 1000
probably more. m
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W FTIHClpAI,
Professor Of Double Entry Book keeping Theoretical and
Practical and Lecturer the Science Of Accounts
OF Trade and Customs OF Merchants
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13
CoPrr@ Dondcnce OF the Democrat.

CAEsOH VALLEY, Ct. IT, Nov. q, Isjs.
EDITORS DENOCRAT: Our quiet valleys taken
much BY surprise on the 10Th Of Last on
that one Of the ''Batchs Of Honey Lake Valley, Mr.
tROuRh) Elliott had come into our d,t and the
keHTt and the hand Of the only young lady In
WAshoc Valley, Mics Susan sides. YOU safely
ser: the following without any eont'"IiTi"n~;
nett, at the Ranch Of Il. ID. Sidcs Co.. Carson Valley
u r., Mr. - ELLIOTT, Of Honey Lake Valley, to Miss
6CSAk 6LDEs, Of WaShOe Valley.
learn shat the company at the nuptial ceremonies
had gate gay and happy time, and that many young
regretted that dimty in the Valley. This
take agente hint for Of the bellies Of Placer
migrste in this direction. We have land, money stork,
all the luxUrlcs, saVe trOnsmirS. If You Your
uame handed down to pOsterty with blessings by CRATE
ful people, for PHYS sake send grIble
calico Though the hapny coupled take it for granted
they were happy-did not send you nary battle If
sparkling wine slice Of this "cakc brids vet let
as all wish them prosperity and happiness and days
TO come may hope To zee many young kUiott~, who
&c AsPe will prove true type of ROHVh who is the soul
The above and the late election is about all the news
OF interest in our valley Of which election will inform
you in few words. His Hon. John s. Child, has de-
c1aEed the election, SO l undeTstaGd If the NDimOn
ticket. ClemOns for the Assembly; Gage, Treasurer;
kinsey. Recorder; Noteware, Surveyor: Il learn from
Mr.. NOteware's friends that he has kind feeling
wards the Mormon ctYur) Messrs. Wyatt and McAlar
AZ so.stmeS ana On ne ant MIr"%n 'fl"t D.
SAAA. 1.-THE Judge and his Clerk s. kinscy, had not
tAse~N az The returns OcerbOdrd, excepting the first
and secoAA pEecinctH, the ants MurmOn ticket would
been elected b majority in the Heighb0rh0od Of one
A.%dred. But more anon concerninE the election.
The citizens here wish to hear what JHd9e Clds has
10 say about it, and they await his explanation that
they cannot misrepresent him, before they take any
action the subject.
The Valley is quite healthy and prosperous. Times
are good for the merchants, all kinds Of goods, gro
ceries, (and article they ahardcae which never
taStc &c., scarce, and they &c; their price
Flour is readily selling at S2 50 per hundred, barley
from seven TO ten cts, aud very that, and
ether articles in proportion. But few persons are en-
gagged 10 mining, owing to scarcity Of water and they
are not making very much over expenses. We are
waiting impatiently for the Telegraph, and when we
get 1t in operation we will celebrate the Ia New
York. For tho present must close the mail is about
starting. Yours, GUAM.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13
READ AND REFLECT.
DR.. G. II. Toxer's Gard to the AMiNtad

Quiet rureauH,i Inc Rfces at tAe Old
roS ga strert bt;seecss y aad StTNstA y, ,Iigg
nR TozER returns his thanks . At nnmsFoFs hellesp
nifty to rcuind them that he contihasa % esn No.
difficult eases Of ykxEnEAL which have 6ae1 Ae ~ q
upon Which he hos JSstSsS = SS.jssS $780,
DR.. Tosers reputation as Physician stands unesnSla
Ills exclusive attention TO diseases Of the Eeno.
organ, III, ." many 5r0rs renders hin psstSCsy nsse
The large number OF aggravated cases that Ae 10 ~
ecy cured after they have been givea up b. many e
Is Tue only proof mat physician requires - ~ AAB.
Of varieties Of The disease, matter how IoSK Il =
what progress the disease has made, every paAa en- ~
~ upon cure.
D. TOEer has, Is wen known, taken patieAss tssnYa
very verge OF the grave, and ressoFed tsu y papAN
health lie would further state. that he deems T. sa
to attract the attention Of those who might NEED O. -
vices Of physician In all cases, bua pArtuAariy a.
test my merits practitioner, and he re1nle = 49,
tice has been thus far satisfactory to my patint 81
newspapers with fulsOne e'rlc and honhssIis -.
ments protesting my ability to heal an diseases 60
give those that are afflicted gA SsaSsssl. &C., -
other diseases, to understand that eu tsae
M .S, .svs eo,O lr 60, !" sr..t then
which have the hanOr to belong detsn n Ifon eVssis
ttinE any act savorng Of rank quaekery an6 M -
with QuacLs aud nOslruRs vendors oi ne pssaa 49, N
oaer no fraudulent OF genuine certificates e -
to myself edcalm hOn0rs 10 wAIA - - s-S
but merely ask those who diseased b red ~
ent advertisements relating to the cure % iv1As
snd tAASs sss shsasslSe6 EAasa - aeRaA
rooms are; 20 arraneed ehaa eaA u oeaaallla = -
In the evening. 4'' NY ~ at, 11Tsillh
Per.euS viii CAssaSe DAEsAao, lts,.As.hs AeuNi
weakness, Nervous Debility, Low eplrlts ReSke
ness Of the Limbs and back, Indispoeitie6, L.
Aversion to society, Love Of eolltnae TnnlaeIy
trust. Diz.ncss, lleadachs, Pain In the staa Aa -
the Eyes Pimples the Face, Sexual aud OlEer -
In Man, Sc, will hnd important to eOasaM ~ q TN.
SER at his office, 9Th street. heaweea ep1 X taq.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13
Common Council Proceedings.

Mayer Jones Prr,,Iing-Pc.ei,t, Ali Carr, Roy Oars.
and : ,!nIon
Nhhne. "''v" prrViri, meetings read and approved
Ir t"'nii'' =" wnI was rc',rr" tlr examination Oi
tc l'~c'pr- H. "ks reported that r sane Ar, c.rect
lie Committee To whom WAS r-'crr'd tie ihtainH OF
Street l. nI@ a-hh f'r further tins W!ir granted.
An Carr moved that TIE Street be H. true
= L. Ou: Ia! contract for hu ding the culvrrt acTus.
c. "a .tr - a. the ia cii"n of MI Carried
Ali Cnr moved that tn Street commissioner hr In.
tuetG /" construct cuVeri Main street above
Stu Point Carried.
81 Carr tn"v~l a: the Report II the City Collector be
referred back TO special Committee for at"H. Car.
rid.
Az Cur moved thnt th Report Of Committee il the
rSarnai'on IL Collectors H,as be read ard placed on
III. CirTici
All Bars moved ;iIt The Report ~ City Treasurer hy
r'trred ~ f.hhi'e Criin.i,rr. CARED.
Tl,r f'ii. ~.g E.i- were read ad allowed
J. II L"y'N. aeh ~
Thro. r. Trrry, =! GS
. Z" - 20
!. \. Cagw -. IN
E"1rd adjourned to meet on Tur-tlay evening 81
or!o'a. Il. :. ItINANDEZ. OK {. Z.
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Tribute of Respect to W. Hi. Lamb,
ny rrpER pLAcEEvILLE DIyIsIoy 10 A.

Again the stern AutOcrat Of the grave has exercised
ms relentless pTerogati'e, by ruthcssly pckins an
other cherished r"el from our social garland Whether
on thc tented hed, IN the crowded nrtrotrlis utS the
storm troubled ocean or in the peaceful valleys Of the
| llud- '' VI ~
"Thou hast az! seasons for thine own, O Deatb.r
The LeTeavcd heart hath nan tear. TO shed when thu
aged, good To- be- but the grief has ,n Al
''Iaii"n in the reflection that the Venerable lire la.
accomplished his mission II earthly useulne, and has
Al last gone home TO rerrite the heavenly welcome 81
"eI done thou good and faithful servant" But o,
"" poignant il the sOrrnw when the grim tvTant hurl
his nIrdcrOus shaft at the YOUNG hopeful heart which
has barely passed the trc"hod Of manly prime, buoy
Win brisht aheriP1tIons fIr the future? Bat little
-ras1n has passed since young Brother whose I'M.
timely loss wr now 80 deeply drpOrr, here in his
accustomed place animate it'll hOe and la ling in h..
noble cause Of suffering humanity, hut DEATH liz. the
"Tce MInga Of the north, has him from u.s. lie IL
gone but he died at his post doing duty" and only
remains Tor Us TO give Ia living, en- Of our
felt -Orrow for "ur lost brother: therefore
Res"reI, That in the dcccase II our brother VIM H.
LAMB late H. - Of No. ~ s. Of T. Upper Placcrvc
DIVISION society has lost most cstimabe member and
"ur Oder has been brrcft Of 81 its brightest orna
nehts ana most ardent supporters. That as a member
and "ihecr of the Division hc prompt and faith
fu 10 the discharge Of his duties. and that by his un-
varying &"dChy Of manner, he endeared himself to
his associates and that nany by hi. ma
" example, were induced to frsake the road which
leads To ruin and the inrbratcs grave. That, SOCIALLY
he pnsscs'rd all those qualities which adorn he sober
H'HmmGh ana zen his faings, leaned to virtues
Rssoiee,. That, although IA brethren, VIC have a
sacred right to mourn for Brother vet We are not
unmndnl that there are others whose grief is far
sacred and while our tcars flow for the dead would
lain pour the balm Of consolation into the wounded
hearts of his beHcaYcd parents and relations In this
last tribute Of our love and cs.crm for the dcparrd We
iumbly minge prayers TO thu great gyer II all
and m""kl! how to His nsctutble providence. "Thc
Lord gave and the Lord has taken away, blcsrcd bc the
maine II the Lord"
H'AoITd, That copy 81 the foregoing resolutions he
sgrd by the W T. aud Il. s. 81 thi, Division and sent
!" thr ath"r OF decreased and that like copy be pub
hshcd ia the Mot STAIN DEMncuAr.
!. VI. DIT KERHOFF, W. +.
{. s. BrcEEE, Il. $. pro TEN.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13
T22-6lnl
DIR. CHARLES III. TOENR'N
Private MeS1hc0A Care.

CTRANGERS visiting saeFASsento win FrAeabst sAal Dk.
- ToZERS lNFIRAARH 10 On Seh O.. bstWVsa AAa q
streets, Sacramento.
The great and many radical made By b..
ToEcr since his commencement In this city Vhxh hhn.
drcds can testify, induces him to Inform those aitessA
wthnhy private complaints, REcEST cHRowic, apd ~
10 be well and thoroughly cured Il VIII be their interest,"
and welfare T." coll on him. who for the last twenxaVe
Years has given his entire attention to PPvae
and To- all VI diHtases OF private nature uE aud
chronic such rs Syphilis Secondary and Constitutional
nectio's, "onorrLGa and Seminal Weakness, ciase ana
Structures and all diseases of the geneFave and nnaTy
organs both In mHie and female, such POlars faSf
Alhus, lIystcrln, &c. ~
Patients can be assured that their complaints vii not
be tamercd WITH but restcd upon strictly hcis
Pies Private Complaints eradcsted In = lev dASS; hsH
cases cured In short time, without mercury.
lie can be consulted al his Ofce at all nSs Of he day.
rom In the morning until Ia the evenIaR. An d aas
lion can nnd In him one who and sympaSAlns Wilh
and beirirnd them when In TROUBLESOME In Wos seTtlees
the utmost confidence he placed. Come al vho are
afflicted and IN trouble, and be relieved and cured
Apartments privately arranRed % a. 70 preelntN thS
possibility " exposure,
Letter: enclosing CIV viii receive prompt stentsa Win
best advice and Instruction. q. u. TOzER, y. ~,
9th street, between and Il.
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READ AND RENxEc.r.

nR: CHARLES T0zER6 CARD 40 I'm AHTkACSW
~ OF CALIFORNIA approaching any Ase essIpl
which the inquirer shO0ld always be UascA to SaIlai
sef lie should comprehend distinctly whnt IL -
inquiry ls-lIcaith and Diseases.
II We can form and IN In mh6A clear eaaeeS
the state Of Health We shall have NJ dAcVaW GNnns
standing shat was meant by Disease. BaA beySn& 49,
not above, these objects OF nVestiEatf6O Of ne kSH
we have another aud still n0hlsR end Il lsita ~
you In such plain terms that yoa cannot b
viii Know where to apply for relief
use the word 'dlseAse' generally, ana 0Sessa st
the signs 81 particular diSeAsea, wM hs psOeeR n 80
general view Of symptoms. When peESoA g ~ - =
snIic'ed WIN disease, which causes Nesknsss -
OF muscular p"GerV palpttAaIon Of The healNl
nervousness dyspepsia. deFAngemehl Nf NJ 2a(1tze
tions general debility, symptoms u esQssSI.
pe a"y aS StHS Sesu SsSS aIs ssers
De well for them TO inquire u there b pApsa6as =
competent to attend thenl and Via nodalgeSz -
cation Of medicine, and wh0se Scienslae Alalsnra1 -
r prom and whose :ge and satetess s
LoSeT has concluded 70 inform pen lAat alS go
tising Ills place Of business, stataR thai - -
eessh practitioner SOr over g y<ea - ~ " 350
Attended and Cured Wah anism
%SSI b .sss I SeSs Sssn sS p s
you may rely upon hta ~ One h vAaa $685. =
utmost cen lenee nay - placed. t lns I,Y9s.l~NS
Or. @, H. T. wOpA lnvlta al hat ere sallrie6 4 n
no chArts ~1ae 9et ~ AAse nslsell0 Va1s - -
Apply imn.sdi4le AyA SeaEzsal As1 = - - -
s cS;s. s9S.ss: "a 'I:s =
fear e mel@aahium. 9gIT .4zSS1t 81 ~ -
.y@.s0. oAs' A"F~ ~ z =
,fT- - NMeAaniI eesse1s -, :;
Jan0Asg 1s4leAa, -fSfh ~ s,sl1ff - ~ ~. II Il
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FIYrH.S Ilr>niIbOrx..,- On ,

FIFrLi% Ilr>niib OrN,tS--O On S.i'.rt.av Il last
N"rn. s"> tac Srr.a e. -.n fifteen hii,!;cd oin.
: 1T odd from H.. X co.'s Quutz NAL, Sierra
"u''r>, ~rr" deposited IN |. l. banking house.
Til. >I..! "as thtrin"tin :I'y DAYS, anI with il
a.; ,IVnl, relieved Of non" "f il II hes 1t j. cal
.''il.u d tia; hen the Few ma: hintrt, now g,.iIg
up. i IL "n"rIiI,n. the R"i> lode will Weld $.,''"L
a u"n:h II j. not an u1i<Il "ccurr, nrr for quartz
dies :" prospect sell AID pay hang s"mcv when
:1-t w"ihc1 bat thcr rarely h.ld uut Tli'' ryrc.
i -" "f III" r,- Ir'~cS tat uncertainty ard dis
rrp .'n'If: atrra4 IN -: 'Iur'/. ";HIaIun>. Some
pal ri lily, bu; nAj'Ti! If them have turned out
f.iiUr,S
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

MURDER or CmIxANEx IN PAGER Cnrxrr.--We
learn from the Placer touri1r that three Chiuamcn
who had been living in tent in n lnrly portion of
shirt tail Canon, near Yankee Jim's, in Placer
county. were found dead on the Goth Of Inst month,
They had undoubtedly been murdered BY robbers
and their tent rfed. The Chinese have but little
protection Every miscreant thinks he has full lib
crty To insult and abuse and darrass them because
they are generally inofensive, and rarely have the
courage TO defend themselves There are scores Of
worthless men who make it business to rob them
on every occasion. ard until the Cinnamon show
fight, or their prosecutors are severely punished
the scoundrcls will continue their outragcs.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13
District Court Calendar-Novefhber Term.
HON. D. ?. AYERs-JUDGE.

Franklin Mexican vs. Mark II Bisbec
John Hereford T.. Bogardus Assignee Of d. W Strohn
Stanford L Huntington Assgnees of Wetherwax ct al
VS. T. ioYardu' Assignee OF Bryant ct al.
Nathan Rhine vs. T. BOsardus, Assignee Of Bryant ct al
Ira :. Parke VS.. Same.
DOnnhO Penney vs. Same.
Il. VI. Penney vs.. Same ------
u. NJ Holt VS.. Same.
j. 7. Osborn Iiissctt vs.. c. D. lEglam.
John kcSer vs. WIN. Troop.
J.. J. Brogan Ct al vs.. ". Dartram.
G. r. Jackson L. BOgardus, Assignee Of H. NJ Flske
ct al and l. = Delhi.
Timothy Grace VS. Ills Creditors.
4. ID. GOrham ct al Va Eureka Canal Co,
W. }. McNulty ct alvs. Henry Miller.
c. y. Jackson vs. Henry Miller.
ROsanna Dougherty vs.. T. l.. WINNER and wife
}. N. Janett vs. Allen 4 MOntmOny.
l.. Stanford vs.. Wcherwax ct al
e. r. Huntington VS.. Wctherwax ct al
W&rrch Hunt vs. I. A. Waterman ct al.
Slsnford Huntington vs.. Union Quartz Co.
Jackson & Wr'hrrwax VS.. T. A, Waterman ct al
e. Towers vs. J. W. Steelcy.
The People VS.. Lewis H. IIcrmance.
"WEDNESDAY II
H. 3. Hubbard VS.. Knox ( Hughes.
Jane Johnson vs.. II. ". Jones.
THURSDAY, 18th.
W. Dartran A. BELL and wife, and Thomas Anderson.
]. White ct al va Z. Bogarlus
e. W. swan W. Geo. ChUrpening.
Charles broad vs. y. W. Parker.
A D. Treati~ny vs. IT, q. Maynard
Alfred MCCary VS.. Christie & Mitchell.
c SArrRpAr, 90.
uoSs NlchoIs VS.. NouRcS ct al and j. &. Davis.
L. X. Ludwig ct al vs. Fiske ct al and D. q. Mills Co.
Bridget Moore vs. William Moore
Mary Ann Stevens W.. u. A. Stevens,
COrlistA Simnns George SiInOns.
Geo. ". Carlock VS.. Margaret Carlock.
Alice cambridge vs. john q. cambridge.
Tuesday, 23d.
f. ". Stlwell W.. n. v. Clark
Case not setNThe People VS.. John SAVIOR
Ellie Ellen VS.. Diamond Quartz Co,
William Jones vs. T. IIogardue.
II. W. A. WOrthcn VS.. S. +. Child.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

OF'N'EI''NN' NUN, IT, TO.
Tr'r"Es Ds~~HU: sad a,cI,nt lately o".urrrd in
s'gt % Ms town On the evening VI tn" Nh light
fS'oy"rrt r"Tr town which attracted hit Iitl tot
to" tim Not ,nY Ht-r~ard- .npS rasI ly pass
ug f"unh hat i,u"r'- c,Ln lad INT down. and upon
~ 'n"r'lnn "lnI part n III" ~ lu being
,nnsdi -iy r.'h.rl the .iDt AID held an In.
iTr,t IT," ''i"wi 8 III" v"r!ir' ~ tIr JIry
W" are 1f III" "i'rt that the haired rrmnin. before
~ arc ;A"<r - "a kucriiu WtlShusi kn"wn by the
.n.'" q" Ell Xiv ,ris nh ~ d,.s p1t,d hlh'.: and
Int he - H. i.at' y IT, hiriius - h- caI. aud
~ .irI
II'"7- tir' s'tr'ir" burnt mp. AZ lie wa an hatua
~. ate Il :. HHl h. 20 later TIA: he fire caused
by as ON. act. lie lived by himself Yours, ". "a.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13
Caution to the Public.
london COrdiGi Gin,
1IuI E[ M.

london Cordial Gin,
(1Wb XvHAe Gin,
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Nedicdted sSCthHOpLay
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Cnder the above aud similar titles the LIQUOR keRa 81
this city botng large Quanties OF adusrated uh-
whocsom rns costing but liItc, which they hope
realize large profits by selling Ia California.
Avoid All compounds Some % uklfuv prepared ns
to pass for good Liquor, except with the best lnd u
you would be- safe only the long
genuine HOL 3 .ATO,Hutic SC5AaiufTS SnanNpDS. r.
CDOLPH0 WOLFE, oOIe t6poElVSS
[22-6m] 81 Beaver s1rees NsG YEA,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13
JANsON, BOND g. CO.,


IMPORTERS AND J0BBER$ or DRY
GOODS corner Battery and Clay streets San Francis
CO, have now landing and In store
2j0 bales 30 inch lrown Drills
lnO bales 30 incl brown SheetiuHs,
loo bolts No 0-0N Duck,
500 bolts No. 2-ln Duck,
80 bales Raven Duck,
10 cases Mcrrmac Prints,
100 cases Prague Prints,
600 cases Pacific Prints,
1NO cases DunnellS Prints
81 cases y ~ BcRched Shirtngs,
10 cases o., 81 and lO4 Dleachcd shrting',
2N cases Hue DrIlla,
10 cases Hue DENNIS,
10 bales Hickory Stripes,
81 bales y, "a and IA Tckngs,
IL bales Scarlet, Hue and Gray flannclS,
~ bales Ballariae White Flannel,
4 cases CoburES and MrrincS,
3 cases Wool aud Ilali-Woo, Piaids,
cases Hue aud Black ApaccaS,
10 cases Pacihc-ncw styles Dc Lainrs,
cases All.WO"l, new styles, do,
cases French Merinns,
l0O0 hay State Plaid Shawls,
1000 Cashmere and Plain Wool Shawls,
BLACK and COlored Silks,
Plain, Figured and Plaid Silks,
And large assortment Of other Dress Goods.
BLANKETS,
1000 pairs White, Green and Elue MackInnw,
lUu0 pairs I'D, TDB aud SIlti blankets,
limo pairs cheap Gray English Blankets,
ln0u pairs cheap Due English Blankets,
!AM pairs Scarlet English blankets,
800 pairs o., lO-4, llA and 1874 White bed Blankets
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, d
l0n0 dOx Gray, Hue and Scarlet Flannel ShlrtE,}
1000 dog Gray and White MerinO Cndrrshirts and
Drawers,
1000 doS MerlnO and Wool Socks,
AlO dog Satinet aud Jean Pants.
5n0 luE Duck anu COttOnade Pants,
5iO dnx Hickory and Check Shirts,
DUO dos Calico and White Dress Shirts.
b0n dos 0veralls and Jumpers,
Black and Fancy Silk CrAVRts Neck Ties, silk Hand
kerchlefs Suspener and variety Of other articles ton
numerous 10 mention. For sale by
JANSoN, 'OND L CO.,
Corner battery and Clay streets, San Francisco.
October 9th, lsSS.-l9ml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

MURDER.-A man named Oaks, oil the 50th uit., at
Hunts Hill Nevada county, learn from the Nevada
DemOrtTt induced Simon Wilson, a negro over lou
years Of aye, to take glass Of liquor with which he
had liked some crOton oil. The mixture caused the
net ro'S death. lie was kind, harmless old a
favOrite with the boys. The wretch who caused his
death deserves to hc severely handled,