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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
oxygenated Bitters.
woHcrsTEn. June 9th. 1854.

Gentlemen -Ansr suffering much for two years past
from dyspepsia. WAS induced TO purchase from your
Agent H. Worcester bottle Of your OxNGENATBD BIITEha
after trial Of lrss than two bottles, find myself
ically cured.
have the least hesitation In recommending them 70
all who are afflicted with this distressing complaint YOU
liberty this think best ~ further the
sale VI this txcsllyn medicine.
Yours truly,
JOHN GRAY.
ANY individual suffering from weakness and deTAnYe.
ment Of the stomach nervousness debility Ia any tSTn
can BE- Cured by this medicine.
S-th W. PoWIc Co. I3s Washington e., BOoton, Pre-.
prietors. Sold BY their agents everywhere.
sold by Henry Johnson Co, Wholesale nTuEglSts, II6
Washington street. San Francisco sole agents for the n.
cifc coast
PETIT CIIOATE. Agents for PiacervIie.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
Constahle'S Sale.

I(f virtue 81 an execution To directed issued
the Justices Court of W. g. Davis. Justice Of the
PeNer in and f"r Paeervlr Township. County Of N no.
RADIO stat" OF CALIFORNIA upon Jul sncnt cnrred there
~ on the 10th day Of July, A. D. l<'S In favor Of r.
Early AMI against Isaac Greer and schuyler Williams. Tor
the sum of ninety Dollars debt and dhrs
SUIT together with aceTunH costs, have levied
seiEed and ~ expose for sale at Public Auction to the
highest bidder al the Court House door ot VI
~, on
The 18th day Of August, 4. d. 1eJR,
Al the hour OF Ocoek, p NJ al the right title aud In.
trrest OF the Ah'e Ram,d defendants to the fol
lowing drscTbvd property lying and hcing in the
ship III Ptacerviie. County and State Aforesaid to Wit
tunnel mining claim LOCATED on Coon IIi and know a.
the Hope Tunnel Claim, commencing the south side Of
paid hill and running north through the sane bounded on
the east by Quancc Co.'S claims on the vest by the
Costumes claims.
Given under my hand this 10Th day If July, A. n 1885,
(lSn.l ID VANEATON Con,,ahl.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
The 7Sh day Of August, 4. ID. 1883,
Petition in Insolvency

STATE or AIITOENIA,
County If IL Dorado.
In the County Court in and for Ead Counts -t'eorge
W. ColdinSt"n ". His CrrditnT-.
tho matter Il tho petition u tcor.' ". CoddinGt"n
L an In>"iNcnt u, hinr.
Pursuant To hT,l.I "f the Hon. JAmCs JohnGnn-
Judge of the "uTt afrrtaIh not'rr j. hrTthN given Ia
all the Creditors uf tho raid In-ul,Cn george ". C"d
'ngt"n. :" lie aud apps b, FIRE thu Court csAd
"pn Court. at the Court house II Sad county in III,
CITY If Place lie. the 9Th day II >cptsml \. H.
lAA at til" h"u IL 10 o'clnck \. {" thnN cHuSe u
any they ran why III, PRAYER nf said In.lNrnt should
not bC granted ard # his Atate he made
and he h" di-chatrcd from HI. dtl. and hatltts In
pursuncr Of the statute such made and PRIV icd
and III the ur-att,- II sot-Eed that All tNdir iai Pre-
er'dlngs against said In>nNrht be- STAYED.
MltncSs IN, hand and the seal Of sad Cont
VI hereto NMNrd. At uiic' ia the Ity rlAerTLl lie
tfi- 18th day II July. \. u. LES.
AID. wALDEON, Cierk.
1h"maS IL. HrW-, ATTY f,t Petitioner. lis ~
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
Wistar's Balpam of Wild Cherry.

Ill recently. been acquainted eXIrrimentaly With the
Tie " WSTIRs RIISIN. from tia trdy valuable bFSpa
ration have received present bCn' 1T. having recently
used In - cold and cough. with entire
crss aud must checrily recommend il to Those alike ~.
nicted. is scisnIac preparation aud worthy Of eShA
drnce"
In Bn,pronb KSrr, Of Grown Point, ~ ". in Istts|
dated August y, says:
In the course Of my practice In this vicinity. have
trStcd the good qualities Of WITAKS BALsAN ~ WiLU
CHEERT In Pulmonary complaints and nov wish to pre-.
cure a supply 81 the medicine.
None genuine unless signed l. butts the wrapper
Seth W. F"~lc Co. I3S Washington 81, Boston, Fro.
prirtOrs. Sold by their agents ever! wheFe.
S by Iirnty johnson TO-. Wholesale DTuREiSiS. 80
Washington street. San Francisco sole agents for the Pa
cihc coast.
PETTIr CHoATE, Agent for Praeervine. [SEl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

MoRg Rrm DGGING>. We learn that new
digginyS have recently been discovered in the
neighborhood Of Smiths Flat which are said
to DC exceedingly rich. We have not yet
heard the particulars about them. however,
and in all probability never shall. Our home
miners seem to be stricken dumb by the glow.
ing reports from the north aud il they should
take out bushcl Of gold per day to the hand,
it would be an accident il we got to hear
about it.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

Gold is King.

FL DORADO. July 10, 1858.
MESsRs. EDITORs: There is q great flourish
oftrumpets among certain roULd.6e Democrats,
whose antccedents are odorifrrouS of Niger.
ism, and the mails are burdencd with the
gredt spccch Of the "GREAT ] AM" which
they arc circulating extensively. Now let US
examine the pith Of this great production
"GOLD is KING'! says the magnificent David
C.. and from the use he has made of it in
times past he has evidently tested its riTtues
and the. rrdiLtics Of majority Of his followers.
Well may he boast the potency Of that mighty
sovereign without whose magic and timely
aid the "GREAT AN" tcOuM not n0lc disOJey
the Instructions 81 tie Democratic Legisidtwrt,
or misrCpreSent the will of the Democratic
party Of the State Of California, in that august
body Of which he is an unworthy member
lie must speak from experience. How many
members Of the Legislature did he not corrupt
with gold? How many journals did he not
buy up? How many Simpletons did he not
scduce from the paths Of rectitude and honor
by laviShly bcstowing upon them his ill-gotten
goldp He knows the influence, the power Of
money! lie knows the effect Of q glittcring
bribc and he and his minions never hesitated
to offer it. But what must the public think
of a man who proclaims on the floor Of the
Senate that character, honor, intellect, patriot
ism, craftsmanship, purity, are nothing, but
that " gold is everything. Nothing more nor
less than that he is corrupt and is willing to
sacrifice every high and noble aspiration for
tho thing he worships-gOld. JUNlCS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

OrR FLAG WAS NOT THEHE.-Thc good pco-
pie Of San Francisco arc justly indignant,
because the City Fathers had not patriotism
enough to hoist the stars and stripes on the
Fourth Of July. A City Council who would
neglect that duty on that day, ought to be
sent to the North Pole to scud forever under
bare poles, without covering for their own
Stingy souls.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

"SOuND TO the CORE."-The Democrats Of
Upper Placerville arc "sound to the CORE
A proposition to disregard tho regulations Of
the Central Committee was promptly voted
down and none but tried Democrats were per-
United to vote. The result was as we antici-
atOd.-Judgc Huntington and Col. Handy,
veterans Of the "Old Guard" were chosen Is
Delegates. e.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

"ALL THAT GLITTERs Is NOT GOLD.
say this week we met with three of our old
miners who have just returned disguised from
New CALEDONIA. Upon being Intercepted as
to whether they had seen any Frazer gold
dust while at Victoria, one Of them very
promptly replied ycs"-that he had on ono
occasion "secn six bits worth of the orc for
which the Captain Of a schooner had paid an
Indian two dollars!" These men say that
many more Of the Ell Dorado folks are anxious
to get home and would have returned on the
last steamer had she not sailed in the night
time. They are loud in their dcnunciatiOns
Of the Steamship Company, and say that it is
mainly instrumental in keeping up the hum
bug.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
Common Council Proceedings.


Mayor Jones rrcsiding-I'rcsCnt Aldermen
Carr, Roy, Salmon, Clark and BarSS.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
W. S. Barnett and j. j. Reynolds present.
cd their BcnN$, which, ON motion Of Ald
BarsS, were rrtSrrcd TO the city Attorney for
examination. Carried.
The Finance Committee. reported on tho fn.
lowing bills, and recommended that they be
allowed
VIM. Marble, So 80 Dr. Chas H. Petit,
- IS The following bills were referred To
the Finance Committee; j. \. CaSwin. %l4 {:
j. \. Cagwin, 81
Resignation Of Dr. Clark aS Common
School Trustee was read and on motion Of
AID. IarSs was accepted,
AID. Clark moved that the Board proceed
to the election oi Common School Trustee.
Carried
Dr. Petit was put in nomination and hav
ing rect, ivc,l all the votes cast was declared
duly elected.
Aid. Carr moved that = Ccmiaittcc If two
br appointed to confer with the City Attor.
ncy in regard to the drafting Of certain Urdi
! nanccS. Carried.
AID. Clark and Carr were appointed.
AID. HarSS moved that his Hon. the Mayor,
be one Of the Committee. Carried.
AID Carr moved that the matter relative to
the dam Oh Quartz street bc referred To the
Committee on Streets and Pubic Places IL
report at the next meeting. Carried.
AID. nSrsS moved that tho matter relative
To the Ilydrant. and the connection pipe be-
tween the Fire Reservoir and the Reservoir Of
the Water Co., he referred to the Committee
on Fire and Water, to report at next meeting.
Carried.
AID Clark moved that the Fire Wardcn>
hc requested To examine into the condition OF
Stove Pipes, &C. Carried.
'--A Adjourned to meet or Monday evening
next at $ O'Clock. L. II. HERNANDEZ,
Clerk e. e.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17


I. o. o. F.-Thc officers Of Polar Star
Lodge, No. SO, I. o. o. F., at Indian Diggings,
were installed on the evening of the 18th inst,
by d. d. G. NJ. James NJ. Anderson. After
the installation, MCsSrs. Anderson, COwhicks,
Matheny and Taylor of this place, were in
vitcd to supper and dance at the Union
Hotel, gotten up through compliment to
them, and at very short notice. The party
wasa most pleasant Onc,-the ladies pretty
and agreeable, and the supper sumptuous.
"Our boys" speak in the highest terms Of the
Fraternity at Indian Diggings, and say that
they have never participated in m orc pleas
ant party. Dan Taylor, especially, is anx-
ious for tho time of the next installation to
troll around, hell be "thar," sure.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17


CURED HER.-The most novel remedy for
drunkenness which we ever heard Of was
some years since, administered to . dram
drinking woman in Wisconsin. This woman
had husband who was ordinarily an easy,
quiet sort of body who usually allowed his
better half to follow the bent of her own in
clinations without saying much pro or CON-
As has been intimated, she was unfortunately
in the habit Of getting tipsy and on one Occa-
sion, came home to her licgc lord glOriOusly
hilarious. He, patient good soul that he was,
gently took her in his arms and carried her
to a convenient black quagmirC and delibcr-
ately chuckcd her, feet foremost into the bog,
barely leaving her head above the black pig
ment In this predicamcnt he allowed her to
remain until she became sober. When she
did regain her senses, she plead like good
fellow to be exhumed, but her easy, good
natured husband refused to lend helping
hand until she agreed to sign the pledge with
condition that II abe violated it again, she
should next time 90 entirely under. The cure
was sfFCctuAl.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

DEIEGLr rS rGnN t;EuEGErnwN.--A At George.
town. the BrodcrckitcS, under the lead Of
"honcSt" John CONFESS, boltCd the primary
meeting held one Of their own. ignored the
regulations ado. tied by tho Central Commit
tee, and, og,thcr with the Blacks. chose del.
cgatcS to represent them in Broderck Con.
vcntion that has been determined on The
Democracy held their primary election in due
and ancient form, permitting none but those
who had given evidence Of their Democratic
faith by working for the party, toparticipatc in
their action, and chose AZ delegates those well
tried Democrats, VIII. Stone, J. u. McMurry
and j. $. NJ. Wade.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

Permanent cures in oil affections Of the throat and
lungs are constantly being made by Wistars Balsam
Of Wild Cherry. Great rs is its reputation, it's
works are greater. Many physicians speak of it in
the highest terms.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

COnStable'S Sale.

10y Virtn- "f an eN,utnR i.Sueh out ot justice g p
l-Sin's Court. 81 bNm"nd Springs T"Wn.hiI Cor mtg
Of ~ Dorado" 10 directed In favor Of SHEAR 81 Nm
and ATHin" Hdson peNthH have slRel and w,ii =.
pose 10 public sale. In front Of ltwnS Office In the
town 81 Diamond Springs
On Saturday, August 7th, A. D. 1858,
AZ O'Clock. NJ ell Ih- rvh'. title and interest ~ ihr
sah uu-o', USW nE. In and Ia . tain Mining Claim
together with the hNtur'a AttGci e claim 10
situated "ne-eiEhth 4 mile hell " the Pacific Saw MIL
the s"nth side Of EInrIod Creek Township and County
AfoTesaid.
e. y REOOCKE, Con.tahi.
diamond SrrinRs. July 18th. IN:.N-it,l
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

SHOCKING SPEcTAcLE!-A beastly intoxica-
ted man is at all times and under all circum-
stances disgusting spectacle, but philanthro-
py wccps over the fallen wretch and in mercy
lifts him from the gutter-ior even the most
debased Of the male sex may be reclaimed by
the encouraging angel of pity; butA drunken
woman is an object so incffably disgusting
that even ENERGY stands aghast, stricken dumb
and powcrlcss at bcholding the appalling
spectacle. On Tuesday last we'll dressed
woman went staggering through Main street
so drcadfully drunk that she could scarcely
stand on her feet. OF course she was the OBJ
served Of all observers and probably attracted
more attention than live elephant. After
wabbling and gyrating through the street for
some time she was at length taken in tow by
policeman and conducted home. 1t was a
shocking, pitablc sight and VIC trust VIC may
never witness the like again.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
Funding Notice.

N!E holders Of ell city indebtedness Of the City Of
\ racsrvilic now due or to become due or before
the NTH day OF May, D. 1852, are hereby notified to
present t'e same to the undcrsgned Funding Commission
er: on or before the sixth day OF September, D. 1855
to he funded In accordance with the provisions Act
entitled An Act TO provide for funding the debt Of the
City Of PiAcerville and for the payment thereof" Ap.
proved March A d. lsSS, the same will be forever
barred from all benefits of said Act.
GEO. .. JONES
T. T. TRACY thnu'n6
II. g. HERNANDEZ, | Nomm'rsloners
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17


Oven LAND MAIL.-The establishment OF
the weekly overland mail will be productive
Of great good to California. 1t will tend more
directly to facilitate the construction of n ma
tional rail road and telegraph line than all the
empty defamation Of congressman for the
next ten years. 1t will people an immense
continental zone with cntcrprising citizens
and bind us by living chain to our people in
the East Placcivilc has reasonable cause for
self graduation. Conscious Of her natural ad
vantngeS, her citizens have ever and earnestly
laborcd to bring about this result. Her posi-
ton to the frontier and the Typographical con.
formation Of the mountains in her vicinity
warranted the conclusion T. at she occupied
the most available terminus for the great thor.
oughfarc, and her people have struggled hard
and long to accomplish the end That end
has been accomplished. The California enc
of the road will soon be finished in spite o.
all that has been said to the contrary. Mr.
". N. Cary, ono Of the contractors, has just
arrived in the city and assures us that several
miles Of the work are already completed ant
that tho labor goes bravely on. All honor tC
the Postmaster General and to our own Leg
islaturc for this glorious contamination.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

SroCE FOR CARSON VALLEY One day this
week large drove Of fine young cattle and
horses numbering several hundred head pass
cd through this city en-routc for Carson VAL
ley. They are the property Of Mcssrs. Kinds
& Dorsey who have taken them to the Valley
for the purpose Of grazing.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

~We crave the indulgence OF our read
eEs Sur The snAIl amount Of reading matter in
our insms Of to-day. Various causes have
ns~ventsa the beSt0wal Of our usual attention
- osur editorial columns, but We promise
= - bseAsr IN the future.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

SICK HEADACHE AND DEBILIrY.-Among the nu.
merous advertised medicines for these complaints,
none can be found efficacious as the OxygenatOd
Bitters They produce the most agreeable and in.
MIGRATING effects
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

DipN'r LooSE his llAIR.-Thc other day in
ncighboring village, a chap who is some
what famous for relating marvellous stories,
commenced blowing about an extraordinary
steamboat race that he heard Of, recently
made on the waters of the raging Fraser river.
Said he, "thc boat Of which speak, was de-
sccnding the river and the current was SO
frghtfully rapid that she actually ran eighty
miles inside of an hour" An aStoniShcd by
standcr remarked that the thing was impos
Siblc, and that such tremendous velocity
would literally tear the hair from mans
head. mo danger" was the prompt res
ponsc, "thc man at the wheel was bald
headed
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

ACcIDENr.-Mr. VIM. NJ. Cary informs us
that one day this week family who recently
left Folsom for the purpose of establishing q
dairy on Silver Creek, in this county, met
with serious accident on the Carson road
The family were being hauled in an ox-wagon,
and after crossing BrOcklcsS' Bridge on the
South Fork Of the American river, they had
to drive past very deep prccipice on the riv.
er bluff. At this point the lock chain parted
and despite the efforts of the driver, the wag-
on and one Of the oxen rolled over pcrpcn.
dicular cliff 800 feet high. In some way the
cattle became detached from the vehicle and
were saved. As good luck would have it, the
family were not in the wagon at tho time. It
is useless to add that the wagon and every.
thing in it, as well as the poor OAawcre mash
ed to atoms.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

GEO. II. LOVEGROVE, At the Union Heck
store 81 Street. a authorized Agent for SacFsmSn.
10 City All orers for advertising sft with him, will We
promptly TENDED to.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
Constable's Sale.

VlN vr'u" ~ thrce FN-ct iSIct ou ~ Justice
Iru"'> Court. ~ u An"rh Srugs T"~n.hip. Counts
"fH p"r1l" - me- directed IN AYR ~ MolN:t', noylr
AMI ArAin> u u M,ynAr a'vc sr,Erl and uiiI -VpcS
/" r'ii" ~Nlr ~ trout II Ius'- & liNjn's ,ice, To-
the town ~ u almond Spiirr.. C"urt, aforesaid.
OM Ghe 18th day oG AWEusG. IhjS.
At !: "'c'ch. " all tie Fht. lr and interest ~ N.
sad u : Maynard. ill., aud :" certain eruirr 81, AM
saw MILL situated 'ur Etih ~ mile ~ the imn
grant r"Nd and four aud n half miles ahov- SIy ParL
Diamond SItnI' Township. County ~ ~ Dorado"
u HHOCkH, Constable.
Diamond SPRING. July lG,l., iS;s
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
Notice to Quartz Miners.

OkDER that parties who may make discoveries Of
QUARTZ LODES or VEINS NAV Be enabled TO preserve
record OF their Claims the Recorder Of n Dorado Coun
VIII keep book In his office In which he WILL at the re-
guest OF parties reger any claims that they may wish to
nave regatered-n0 AOSrerSr, ds cctaI act but as
means OF proving the extent Of claims, their location
and the parties thereto Bald DOnk will ALWAYS remain m
the safe Of the Recorders OtAee Of Dorado county
NJ. X. SIEARER,
u,...--,u. o-..-...,, 49, County Recorder.
E1AcsEVtue' Oeuo0er oOtk, 1881. l6ml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

Tho Doc. is a distrCssingly facctiOus indi'
dividual, and rarely ever speaks without shy
Ing something. Not long ago, the Doc was
invc,rlcd into political discussion on the
sidewalk with loQuaciOus gentleman, who
is famously hcfty on the wool question. Ono
word brought on an other, until the disputantS
waxcd exceedingly boisterouS, and evidently
began to square themselves for " tangible
illustration Of the wool business. At this
particular jhnetdre, The hcfty individual made
his ultanatun by threatening to knock the
Doc. "hccIs over hcad!" To this terrible
threat the philosphIc disciple Of EScul"PiuS
calmly replied" sir, you do strike me, and
I erer .fnd out about it, shall prosecute you
ccrtain!" The excited parties instantly re
tired TO take drink.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17


10y virtue Of an Execution issued out If the Clerks
Office of the Hon. District Court II the 18th JUDI
Cial District, and for H. Dorado County! on Iudg
mcht rendered tho 3th day Of June, \. ID. lb~, III
favor Of q. J.. Nrsnn and against Anthem! rne kl~ss
for the Of nine hundred and ninety Eight DllArs
with interest thereon the rate IL ~ cent.
mum from the 10th day " june A. u. lsjH, together
with the "f SIXTY three Ito Dollars, custs Of suit
and accrWing c"et, have levied upon aud will Ps'
Public sale, at Shc Court House In the Gty Of Placer
Nillr on
The 7Gh day 81 August, \. ID. 1879,
" 10 ortrk, 4. NJ, all the right, title, interest and
claim of the said ANTHONY Brrkcss o. in and To tho
follow ids described property! lying and "ing in h"l.e!
Tow nNhIp. III dorado County, alHInIa to WI
certain Toll Road and NTLgc on the South FORK Off be
American River, aud known as Irok hss' Road and
bridge also Dee lnusr, cabin and mill iimbCrS said
river ahout mile aloNe said bridge slSo four Ice
houses SILVER retk about ~ miles frm said bridge
together with tho Improvements THEREON.
l.. DtMARDlS,
sheriff II III Dorado nnntS.
nN W. J. III TNELL, Under >h, rim.
Sheriff. ONcC, flacrUillc, Jul! 18th, \. \. ls'~.
tlS-tSl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
Trustees sale Of Real Estate.

Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.
VNDER and BY virtue Of certain Deed Of TruSt made
and exc, uttd by Joseph NouHra and J. hIdsbeEgsT
Smith a. Trustee. to the payment Of .
tain n"lc dat January 9Th, ISa, for YiTs ThsasahA
Eight Hundred O"Nrs together with interest theTsSe 81
pr cent prr month. Con pounded monthly. made ~ ). e.
smith and the said j. NiLrbrTgeT faith tn D. u Iastlhgs
CO. due and pay Abe four months aft ss the date th-FsS
!. William n. Chtr. will sell,
On the I'd day of August, A. d. 1885,.
In front Of tie Gary IIousr TacerVille. VI DsFadS
CUnty. At u oci,k W. q" said day. the Undivided HoUT.
fIL. " Quartz Lode and Mil, RAnchSria Fiat IL
NAd c"nry, kn"~n "SniIh NOugrs' Quarts Mill and
I1aic.
The Viii Ia complete In pArtT uaF and b. HNt
to work at once A. tie s,e Abute bargain mai be
expected. WILLIAM l.. CHLLK, Trustee.
juy9 ISIS. II;Ul
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
Hotels, Saloons and Families,
Auentivsly supplied With ICE, BY
John .. CrO31eY.
OFFICIAL the Ice House, on Centre Street.
PlacePVille, July I1th 1855
NOTICE.

VHNHE CopArtneTship heretofore existing between J.
Il SLxSSMAN and TnOS ClEGG, under the arm Of j
GLASSMAN CO., is dissolved The undersigned alone
authorised 10 collect outstanding debts and recent To-
them. ~ AasNfE w
Georgetown, July %, lss.-rsml