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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

The Editor II the boston Post sAys" We have not IN.
Ill recently been acquainted cxprrimentay with the val.
uc of WsTAHs BIISAN FROM this truly valuable pFspA.
ration have received present benefit having recently
used II In case II severe cold and cough, with entire see.
cess and chrerfy recommend II 10 Those alike 81.
nctcd. II Is scientific preparation and worthy Of coma
dcncc."
pR BR,rppRp KXlrr of Crown Point, n. Y In sletter
dated August ., says:
" In the course U my practice In this vicinity, have
tested the good qualities " WISIAR'+ BALSAN ~ WIZ
CHERRY in Iurnury complaints, and now wish TO pro-
curr u supply II the medicine.
None genuine unless signed r. lutts on the wTapNer
Seth ". FUwlc Co. 13S Washington st., B0ssOn, PrD-
prirtnr. Sold by their agents everywhere. y
Sold by Henry johnson Co, Wholesale DruEglAtN ft6
Washington street. San Francisco, Oulc agens for The Pc
c1c coast.
PETIT 4 CIIOATE, Agent for Paccryillc. l447l
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

With the strongest desire for the future
success of Democratic principles, VIC see but
one way for the accomplishment of that end
and that is by relying firmly upon them, and
not upon the men, whether in high places or
low, who have proved false to them. When
men associate with Black Republicans, in
dorSc the same candidates and resolutions,
they can no longer be regarded as Democrats,
no matter what their .Jormrr proclivitics may
have been. Brodcrick was elected as DEM
ocrat, but ere he had been warm in his seat
he turned traitor, Joined the Black Rcpubli-
cans, and villifiod the vcncratcd head of the
Democratic party and of the Nation. His fol-
lowers, such complete mastery has he over
them, without reflection, hesitation or rcluc.
lance, followed the notorious renegade; and
now the protigatc faction are fighting under
the Black Republican flag against the Denoc-
racy. Let the Democracy mark the traitors
and treat them accordingly.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14
Election Proclamation.

N-OTTCE hereby gwen that. at the tirnerAl Election
~ n he holden GA
Wednesday, the LIST Day Of September
ISIS the following STATE ucic. Al, t" be elected, To-
Omc Justice of supreme Court. Tor tn'r-
pred Term:
a Controller of state, f,r UnrIprcd Term.
Al.a,-
District Judge. for the ii'h JIic'Nl lnsttI :.
And Ia the county 81 III pUtAdJ.
Two Senators:
EIghI Assemble men;
OMr GOunty Superintendent Of Public
schools. ?or lurXprrd T"tw
Three SuPerN i>OTS. aud T~n Justices Of the Peace
and TW" tonstAhl,s IN Each Township.
ny order " Ihr Board ~ 'T't' sis
WILLIAM kSuN, Chairman.
Aur., l. y WNnRO\. Clerk
racerv3i'r. 4, gust ~ Isl en- 9!idl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

Remember, Democrats, that the Broderick
faction in this county are using every means
in their power to secure the support of the
Republicans; that in other counties they have
nominated Republicans on their ticket that
in no instance have they nominated Doug
las Democrat; and that their object in run
ming an Independent ticket in opposition to
the regular nominees of tho Democratic par
ty, is to build up the Republican party.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

Has a HEAD.-The Shasta Republican, in
speaking Of the Democratic candidates, says
1.-THE Administration ticket presented to the
State has head. Joseph, G. Baldwin has
long been eminent as lawyer. lie is an up
right and learned man, and we'll worthy Of a
seat on the Supreme Bench" lie will be ell
ected by an overwhelming majority, even if
the united vote of the BrOds and Republicans,
who have fused, be cast against him. The
peoplc arc for Baldwin.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14
Caution to the Public. q
London Cordial Gin,

London Cordial Gin,
club if0Wss Gin
Schoiddm Schndpps,
Nedicdted Shndppa,
Royal Schhdppa,
dc, &c, DC.
Under the above and similar titles the liquor mixers Of
this city are botng large quantities Of adulteratcd
IhOles0m trash, costing but little, which they hope
realize large profits by selling In California.
Avoid all compounds Some are so skully prepared rs
to pass for good Liquor except with the best Judges II
would be SAFE only the long
genuine WOL('s aromatic Stheiddm tShndDpa
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole importer,
[22-0m1 ~ Beaver street. New York,
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Attention, A. o. KS!


SATISFACTORY" Information HAVING been placed
before this Grand body that H. D. tsnn, rtItcr
II the knglts R,NIcw, 81 Santa lara, has lr"ssiN
violated the primary principles h order. obtain
ing money under fall. Uictrirr.: W., tl,frf l.. a,t
lux under and l.! authority II thi- Eght Wor.npfnl
Grand An -" the stat" "f california. L. ',t AZ Placer
VILE, d" hereby announc" t. all Arks Wtthiu The Iuil>
dctnn IL California, ;hat sad /. h. OO\ here.
b! rNp He'd from all the privileges and l., urhts II the
order aud III at the great lTaNrr EI>'i rNri;c
mcnt, "" hrrrhN dissolve Ill" Ors HIan III THIS STAFF
and all Ark. III. ,r;n Il th,S notice. dI .lnd
anl dcStr,N their chlrt,rs t,tutn tie I" tins
UAicC. - IL 10 chsrd"
l.. II. IIOrki\S. II. ". q. h.
CHARLES ". MARINES, Il. ". G. Il.
IL. L. vii snN. X. ". q, :.
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District Court Calendar-August Term
J. u. HOWELL, JUDGE.


Monday, August 10th, 1858.
8. n. johnson vs.. Kirk, Read h Co.
Franklin Mexican VS.. NJ. II. Bisbee.
Charlotte Alverson VS.. Jones and BoRardus.
G. W. Pierce ct al. VS.. W. Bartram.
J. E. Lias vs. w. Bartram.
Isaac Lisman vs.. Frank Cowden.
J. NJ. b. Wetherwax ct al VS.. J. NJ. Bryant OF 81.
Nathan Rhine VS.. J. NJ. Bryant ct al.
Ira =. Parke vs.. J. M. Bryant ct al.
DonOho Penney VS.. J. NJ. Bryant ct al.
Il. NJ. Penney vs.. j. NJ. Bryant ct al.
James kyne ct 81. VS. WIN. Mexican ct 81.
q. w. Fitch vs. g. Xix.
Isaac Lisman vs. +. Galager ct al.
WIN. Cline ct al. vs.. VIM. Mexican.
Barton, Grimm d Co. vs. T.. King ct al.
John Keser vs. WIN. Troop.
+. z. Deano vs. FL Dorado Ditch Co.
Mary Amanda Merryman vS. Jacob Merryman.
P.J. BrOgan ct al w. Bartram.
ID. NJ. Holt W. +. +. Mills ct al.
C.P. jackson VS.. Fiske ct al. and I. s. Delhi.
John Jones vs. Chas. L. Smith.
II. s. Hulburd VS.. Knox 4 Hughes.
Goss Nichols VS.. NOuges 4 Smith ct al
A. ID. Treadway Va. II. G. Maynard.
Henry Miller vs.. Sanderson, Newell and Waldron
Tuesday, August 18th.
o: d. Parmeter vs.. B. F. and L. NJ. Davis.
VIM. Richardson vs. VIM. Davis.
Wednesday, August 18th.
Morg Miller vs.. Lindsey 4 Burleston.
james Still vs.. r. LunisOn.
Thursday, August 10th.
Ii. A. Cagwu VS.. Edgar Bogardus.
Friday, August goth.
Joseph Hlty ct al. VS.. Chas Staples ct al.
Ellen Bentley Vs. Samuel SalsiR ct al.
Monday, August 93rd.
D. 7. Osborn vs. VIM. Bissett ct al.
Tuesday, August cath.
Thos. Mccall ct al. vs.. Daniel Webster OF 81.
A. Curtis Vs. Z. De ArrOyave etal.
September 18th.
Timothy Grace vs.. His Creditors.
Cases not set for any day:
The People vs. l.. Il. Herman.
Mary Ann TOmlin VS.. George TomEn.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14


E:G R,- Tc~ trey E,g' lisAi," lar, ~ E.r,
N,,,auo, .lr. Il u; t'r'. ~
-u,eL.sr~ vs. A>,,.r- '.,a,s.t vi GArlci ia'' =,
Tords BLr GNdd'. CIr,k ,k-,A .htotrl
kniSN T"u Mi, \. Sitl. 81 kiAt N'i.i.'
L. 81 Fiat Va goa Road SA..r NJ !, do, fcaN.r-N
Silver Greek sat
Nj" Srr,>,s1 NNs'ur FL Dorado. Anru'r Ciy. Bp,S
eve Fat, Frrnci, Nashville I"rto~n, sah.n amp,
Nil. f.t.
MHNru> rW>-u'r -trVtN Hat. Hr.ry. beg'.s
SuN'> rIIiS rw >~nfr t"t'r 0n' tar. krrANa LiA'
Mgr" H. "a ldil', \..s. = IL. WI '," =" FIAT
GRlt>w" TN,.Hu --tru;rrN .,r, tij'.uwoI Valley.
Maine Ear, .ri.rcrs B"r. Spanish lar. SpALis, H.!
pIgnss a.,
DtAur NJ SrNN.- T'W r--p'a''"nh Syringe Newi"Wn
Peasant valley. W''",NiIc. Lad r-' NAlhv
C'ri N>Fs Observation-Disclosures ''ir (,dAfVic, BuLAL =
Rr,ig-, e yo:sN''. IA Pay, H. n u t.u.s
riU'ItIIi Tow \-hF -- Fla. a"--lp; ward Placer.
Vile 2ul WAr Place r, ic--'ti Mat' racn-t lie II
per Pl,,rt,lv Cit I.ar. C,ra ll.;oN, LAkr \ailtN
Rc'crv"ir, SIort-mAns Hall, StniiAS EAtA J"LLsons
Ranch,
C""uI T"wS>Iir C"'oma, Gold Syringe. Gold II II.
Uhiontown. Red HIS, Rock ltdge ,NAtherly 4 Lace
Stored
Wniry OAK TowN>Hr --CArssv.l,r. ptroc House, jay.
hawk. Pleasant Grove Tennessee Greek Mo"d- House,
HN-T Allegation Of H." at zttls q; ug.. II NJ uunty
IL particularly Gated I" the tact that at any
place not herein d'seua;cd b. ia the
canvass Of III, vote OF III County.
WILLIAM kNoX, Chairman.
Attest A. n. wAIDRoN, Clerk.
rlAcervllr, August Sth lNjS.--i 22.SWl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14
The Butte Record, in abiding to the nomi

Tho Butte Record, in abiding to the nomi-
nation for Congress, says:
1.-THE rebuke to those professional politicians whose
treachery to principle induced them to postpone
the election Of these officers, because they dared
not meet the result Of their action, will be crushing
and overwhelming"
Softly, Mr. Record. You, the friend and
supporter Of Joe McKibben, arc unwittingly
denouncing him. We know that Joe McKib-
ben was among tho first to urge the postpone
ment Of tho Congressional election, and he
urged it with all the Zeal and ability he could
command. Is he, the strenuous advocate of a
postpOnement, one Of those professional pol
iticians whose tredcAery to principle you
call on the people to rcbukO and crush -
When tho. very men whose candidate Joe is
accuse him Of trcachery to principle, sure
ly his old friends, who lament his fall and pity
his weakness, may question his motives for
deserving party that hOnOred and rewarded
him. What contempt they must havc.for
him, when they publicly proclaim that he has
been "treGcAerOus to principle!" And what
must intelligent and honorable men think of
a party that places in nomination such can
didatoi
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

MYSTERY ExPLAINED.-The man McAulcy,
who claimed to be RObt. II. McAulcy, Of
Portsmouth, Ohio, but whom the wife of
Robt. II. rcpudiatcd as being bogus McAu-
ley, has at last been proven to be VIM. Nc
Auley, and horse thief of Cincinnati. We
published an account Of his doings in the
DEMOCRAT Of the 3lst of last month,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

The Broderickites profess to be strongly in
favor of the Cincinnati Platform, yet less than
a year ago they cOtedagainst resolution IN
dOrsi"g il! They profess to be the peculiar
friends Of Douglas, yet they have not nOmina-
ted one of his friends for Office! Out upon
such hypocrisy!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

The amount of funds on hand in the State
Treasury at the commencement of business
on Monday last, was $3.50, 500 rs. 1t is in
safe hands. Tom Findley is boss Of the estab-
lishmcnt and guards it with the greatest vigi-
lance.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

Poll TAx.-From the 4th day of March I'M
til the first day of August, the Assessor and
his Deputies sold .fr" M"""td .nre humiroi
anil sirtCcn Poll Tax Receipts. If it had not
been for the Frazer river excitement, we arc
informed, the number would have amounted
70 nhnlt mn
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

SIGNIFICAXT.-Thc nigger-worshiping State
Central Committee have nominated Joseph G.
.NchiJben and +. p. Tracy as candidates for
Congress. EVIL communications corrupt
good manners" and morals too; and Jocs
utilization with BrOdcrck and his menials has
politically damned him. IIe has permitted
the youthful but brave Senator, " to seduce
him into the leadership of all that is cxecra-
bic in politics, and into All association with all
that is dctcStable in morals. lie is the chosen
friend Of man whom he detcsts--the champion
ofaparty he despiscs. Joe McKibben the NOM
ince ofthe Black Republicans! Joe Mckibben
the associate and humble follower of David
{. Broderick! Joe McKibben the once trust
cd, respected and honored representative Of
the Democracy, the champion Of the niger
wOrshipcrs! Infatuated young man, repent
while it is yet time, rctrace your steps, &C
knowledge your error, withdraw from your
faithless and insidious associates, and rally
once more under the proud and defiant old
Democratic banner, and your past transgres-
siOns will be forgiven, forgotten, by the gen
crOus Democracy. Do not be the willing
dupc of the Brodcrick Republicans, who flat
ter but to deceive you.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14
To All Whom it May Concern.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Isa
County OF FL Dorado. 80

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, leo
County OF FL Dorado. 80
TOSEPll DENC, being by tirSS duly sworn aeeoSd-
ing t. law, says that certain Note Of Hand, exc
cutrd y l.. H. Evans To HIM and dated the 18th DAY of
February lAA, has either been msaid. loSt Stuyn,
and that he cannot lind the that he has lO
Sold assigned NOR transferred the same to any ones
said note being for the of Seven Hundred DOaFS,
payable twelve months from the date thereof and bear
ing interest at the rate "f fifteen dollars per month";
and that he has this day received payment IN full there
Of JOSEPH DENV,
~ Sworn to and subscribed before me, THE
lis second day Of August, A. D. 1858.
! '' NJ. X. eHEARER,
[aug7 6wl Recorder for Fl Dorado Co.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14
GIty Ordinance. No. ~.

TIVE Common Council II the Cay Of PacerIie do or
i dam a follows
SEc1"S l. Any person or arm Who shall hereafter act
as AuCtionrerH within the city shall at the ui oh
tanning License, pay to the Collector the Of Ten po
lars per quarter.
SIC .. So much any Ordinance AZ may conflict with
section one ~ this Ordinance, IL hereby repealed
Approved, August luIL, ISIS.
GEO. ?. JONES, MAvor
thereby certify that the above ordinance was pass
ny the Common Council, Augu't 10th, A. d l>iS.
H. g. lIEHSANnEz C1erk
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14
Notice to Taxpayers.

state Of California, county OF FL Dorado
OFFICE ~ rUH RnARp OF SrPERvIaOns,
August End, 1883. !
4 IL PERSONS interested are hereby notified that
~ have tins da! received from LEWIS FOSTER, As
SCISSOR Of said county the Tax List, Assessment Roll
for the year ls.N, duly certified, and the
mains IN my Office for public inspection.
Notcr IL. ais" hereby given that the hoard Of Super
Nsors, acting board If Equalization, III meet at
their oairc on Monday. August Ninth, ls'H, and will
continue IN session until the business Of Equalization
disposed If, mot " exceed i've weeks.
A. u. wALDRON,
leltfl CIerk
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

CoRRKcT.-The names Of the gentlemen on
the State Central Committee from this county
are incorrectly published in several Of our
exchanges Correct them as follows: J.J.
Lawyer, d. T. LoofbOurrOw and d. NJ. Boyd
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

The Grass Valley Telegraph, late Rspub.
lcan paper, has thrown aside its old editor,
and is now sound Democratic journal, under
the editorial charge of George D. Roberts. 1t
skins the BrOdOrick- Republicans and gives
brother Waite, Of the Journal, fits.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14
s. HARRIS.

CORNER MAIN STREET AND PLAZA, PLACERvILLE
Keeps constantly on hand wrif selected stock Of
Books and Stationery Of Every
Imaysl DESCRIPTION, at Wholesale and Retail.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

Read the Report Of L. Foster, our County
Assessor, on our first page. It is full of in
teresting information and worth pcrusing.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14
Udolpho Wolfe's Schnapp's.

A medicinal drink. Of emnsny SalutAry qualities man.
ufactured by himself exclusively at his factory At Sce
dam. in Holland, and we'll known during the last twelve
years throughout all the Atlantic and Western states
IL made FROM the hest barley that can be selected in
Europe, with the essenCs OF All aromatic Italian berry OF
acknowledged and extraordua medicinal proprrtieE
1t has long since acquired higher hoth in Eu
rope and America, than any other dnretic beverage
" Analysed, It is |ech,Hy Inr, Li2Wor IN It's effects
mild aud wholes"in" tonic II Is extensively used and
approved by the medical faculty the temperance people
heads Of families, &c.
In Gravel Gut and RheumRtS IN distractions Of the
Bladder aud Kidneys, and Ia General Debility It's effects
prompt, decided, and invariably reliable and Il Is not
only remedy for these maadcs hut in all cases in which
they produced by drinking bal water which Is almost
universally the Of them acts as smr- rrrtntire
For Fever and Ague Ia of the most ec ous pre-
Ventatiyes that can be resorted to,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

PARDON DENIED.-Gov. Weller has refused
to pardon Ramon Morales, at present in the
State Prison, on a charge Of grand larceny.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

GEO. II. LOVEGROVE, ut tho "UnIon BOok
store IL Street Is authorized Agent for Sacramsn.
IL Guy. All orders for advertising left with him. win be
PROMPTLY ttcnlrd tn.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14
The Aromatic Schiedam Schnapp's

Is consequently in great demand by persons travelling
about to settle In parts Of the country especially NJ
well by many In every community, where Il has become
known account ots various other remedial properties
In all Of Dropsical tendency is generally the
only remedy required, when adopted In the early stage
the disease.
In dyspepsia malades, when taken in proper quantities.
diet drink, and especially at dinner II is found by
uniform experience, to he cmncny cfcacious in hemos
obstinate cRscs, when the best of the remedies
have failed to AFFORD than temporary relief In cases
OF Flauency is AN immediate and nvariable specific
and II may be administered In diluted and proportoate
quantities. to Young Infants in all those paruXysms
OF gripping pain In the stomach and bowels which the,
are especially subject, well ia the cholic Of grown
persons
Its judcIous adoption In conncxion with the principal
meals when Of exhaustion dictates It's use
fails to relieve the debility attendant upon Protracted
chronic maades, low temperament and exhausted vital
energy, by whatever cause induced These facts to
which many Of the most eminent medical both In En-
gland and the United States. have borne testimony and
which corroborAed by the highest written authorities
Put up In quart and pint bottles, in cases Of Dozen
with my name on the bottles cork and facsimile Of my
signature on the label.
For sale ny all the respectable Druggists and Liquor
dealers In CALIFORNIA and Oregon.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Role Importer,
p Beaver street, New York.
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KRHHNER,s SALOON.

VVNIIE undersigned respectfully to his old
friends and the public, that he has taken charge Of
his sann, COloa street, in person, and hes thor
Ough! rrhttcd u-nakng il one If the most plCaaant
retreats III the city Besides the best If Lager Beer
cr! beverage that Is desirable and the rhnccGt ciRarS
WILLIAM kRAHNER.
PlaccrNilc, August :, lhN.-I3ml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

Isl II s,,n h,r.. H"-, dc.n,H:, ~ 10 As
m"''r. roa rtp J",... .r IL r';I.",i ~iA y'ai.
.nd. I'..F'' ace. " .""" r" ~,n mucA mere
i,i .,. ',r;
"t!. 1Arf .fur1I,tfs d"i ':r,S$t! are tI.,iy ss-
y'r'.r i. I, ,."i' y yi!.
Alh, Ih.y"r' ..,.I.y:. tr>li l'-i 10, rt sI.iiy
,sa,mi,i ,tsq y l'..
Nh. IN I,,nt / r'ss' ',.." apd i<u'y. NJ STIR
.ia.s a., h.n .tr;.. '-,y,"T = f.-i or saHra.
Glh. Th| 4,1sn'' r"r,i T. a V.rrs n. OPERATOR for
r''or'"@ re m ~! I"i f,rr I" their UrtynGt Perm
0T PRICE Eli ONE HALL THAT uF GOLD. "a
Prllrasr call and examine sp. cinrus.
IH- Rooms IN p,ugllIS' brick, tup stAirSl one doOr
Ab"Vr the CARY lIuUEE
OFFICE nOCRS-Frop O'Clock A. NJ. to Q
PM ISIO
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14
Oxygenated Bitters.
MnEcEyrKR, June 9th, la.

VhNVENIhHi June Sttnl lNofs
Gentlemen After suffering much Nnr two years pa,s
from Dyspepsia, WAS Induced ~ Snrch0e" frUm yOuV
Agent In Worcester bottle ~ OANGENAVHR bT1RR-
aud after trial Of less than two bottles, lind nySeH Vaa-
ically cured
have not the least hesitation In Ing them To-
all who are afflicted with this distressing complaint. YOu
liberty this you think best to further the
sale 81 this excellent medicine
Yours truly,
JOHN GRAY.
Of III" stomach blity Ia any fOTmv
can hc cram by this medicine.
Seth W Fowl" 4 Co. ~ Washington st. boston, Pro.
pri"t"rs Sold by their agents every Where.
Sld by Henry johnson Co, Wholesale Druggists, l%6
Washington street. San Francisco sole agents for the ra
cihc coast
PETIT CII0ATE. Agents for Placcrvile.
rii"n "f INVALID, I" Tcru-a If lr H. }. CIaPkAyS
ADVERTISEMENTS 4" IL" found anuihT column Of thiO
paI"r in crater to place the If learned Aad
experienced rhk -,"aI within tilr reach. So much III
la, been Indicted un tn" human family from the permit
eio- and ignorant prac;,c- If rmmIicS, that 1t seeAS
II W. fulfilling lAundCn dut, 10 make kUU~W
wh'rr T,hf rdn b" obtained. To these unfortunate
enough t" .u'r f"m III" effects ~ sexual or private
diseases. their III treatment. rhCCrlnH cOnewd
Dr. l.. j. IarkaN man If iaT" sCrntinr and weAi
cal drui' >, possessing all the trtisIies, tro@
long NrrIrinr and ~ Au"w lodged skIn, hr the cue
s.fAl s prpi,->lr. Having made sexual
complaints an r>p.ciai -tUl> hike Ihr celebrated Ii.
cord, uf Pans, hr l. Uuahr Ia guarantee prTnansnt
and -i"t care IN all EAST. "f private or chronic ds-
rasr whether tn, effects If cuItnV"n, self Abuse sv
L~. Of NiTntN and H. order that patients at distance
l,t;'I L. teiu. Line kunWIedrr that Wr have 81
III, be- has effected. IT Inch we're
IT long standing had. ~ 81 pAc" much faith IN DIR.
60 chrUN, and criniu' nd HIM t. the confidence Of
th"s' IN III l'ath. Dr. 'VArka>'s "he" IL on >aeEA
m"nt" ST. be "w Mouig"in"i>, marty opposite the Pa
en-" Mai Steamship o." "hec, San lTaneisco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14
W. STEPHENS
Livery Stable
An CMnmnRnAnNlyM

m W. STEPHENS having taken the b
Vim stock Of the Georgetown Stable, Nm
ASH takes pleasure in announcing to
y II his old patrons and fficndl OF Fl NJ ~
burHU tUuny and the STATE that he 10 again prepared 20
furnish them the shortest notice. with good taOuS
rs can be had in the mountains.
Elegant Top and Open BuRgles
OF every Sle and build kept constantly hand and
be had at moments warning. .,
SADDLE HORSES!
For Ladies' Gentlemen kept In the very best condition,
and to he had at any moment day or night, AT GREAT
LY REDUCED prices.
would respectfully inform the public that In erder TO
facilitate travel and accommodate Travellers haze made
the following connections:
With Merrill Co., CoOma Stable Main street. with
Merrill Co., Placervle Stable Main st., opposite the
Orleans Hotel. Also, with Stable at Toddb Valley.
Horses kept ny the day week-wel fed and carefully
groomcd A liberal share of patronage solicited.
The connection formed by with other Stables affords
great facilities 10 travellers who wish to go from toFn
TO another and not return. My horses may be hrSdat
one stable and left vt another,
Georgetown, September 18th, 1881.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

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