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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

The following appointments, 10 the exquisite
grief of the Black Republican junto of Anthony.
McClatCLcy and Epson, have been made BY tho
Board Of Supervisors Of Sacramento county: J.P
Hardy, Chief Of Police; Daniel Whplcv. IIarbor
Master; J. 4. Tut, Clerk Of Water Works. Mr.
Tut Is an old and cstmable citizen Of Sacramento
honest, capable and faithful nnti-Broderickitc,
and therefore objectionable TO the IRE and ta;0n
Clique. Upson's cxtravngant but impOtcnt rage at
the appointments is delightful. We enjoy il with
nnalioycd pleasure. Strange that q journalist 30
accustomed to modification, so frequently rcbukcd.
whose admonitions arc regarded with such supreme
indifference whose friends have been so repeatedly
rrpudiOtcd, should bear disappointment with su"h
little philosophy. Tie must be excessively i'll.
naturcd-a confirmed gruniblcr.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13
Petition in Insolvency,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, In the County Court In
County Of II Dnrado. and for said County
william II. Hane hett VS.. IIis Creditors.
the matter Of the Petition Of William H. Ianc,e,t an
i InpOlvent Debtor
Pursuant to order Of Hon James Johnson Judge Of
the Court Aforesaid notice 10 hereby given all IL the
Creditors OF said lnsolVent William H. Ilanchett to he
and appear before the Court Aforad In open Court ut
Court House Of said County In the City Of PAcerve on
Monday the I'd day Of January, A. D. 1852 ut the hour "
ten o'clock A. NJ OF that day to show IL any they
why the prayer OF said lnsOven should be
and an assignment Of hs estate be made and he be dis
charged from his debts and liabilities In pursuance az the
Statutes in such made and provided; and, In the
meantime 1t ordered that all Judicial proceedings Mgansl
said lnsolvent be stayed.
- Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
hereto affixed at ONCE In the City Of Placer.
/ &c." ! willie, this Sth day Of November. 4. u. ISIS.
- A. D. WALDROE, Clerk.
ny Ogden SorIRES, Deputy Clerk.
Charles Meredith Atty for Petitioner. IS5 5wl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13
wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,

TIlR BEST REMEDY EVER ENOwN
For Coughs Colds Asthma, Group, DrOuchtas, Influenza
Bleeding Of the Lungs Difficult Breathing, Pan or
weakness OF the Breast Side, First Stages Of Con
sumption. &c.
III short this Balsam Is peculiarly adapted to every dis
ease Of the Lungs and Liver.
Wild Cherry has hong been known to possess Important
sIicnai properties. This Tact IL familiar TO every ma
iron in our land and Physicians often prescribe In dif
ftrcnt forms for variety 81 complaints Tar also has
been equally noted fer its virtues aud some Physicians
Who's, fame is familiar to the whole country have gone 81
far as tn declare that even Consumption could 10 cured
by that alone In other hands, again, was nearly val
uelrs owing doubt, to their ignorance IN preparing
and administering ~ II dieuIty How entirely obYA'ed
by patient experience aud long experiment.
The extraordinary medicinal powers p"s-ussed ny These
two substances are now for the first time, combined and
embodied in DR. WISTAR'S BAI!eAM OF WILD CHERRY
y nice chemical process, everything drleerOus or use
less is rejected that What remains Is the most sxiraoT
binary aud truly chicacious remedy Tor all kinds Of pull
m"nary and liver diseases ever known to man.
sE-DE CAUTIOCS-As there are many COUNTER
FEITs louk well at the signature before purchasing TAKE
none unless II has the Of " HeIny WistAr, NJ u.
Plad, lpha," and "SaIfoVd pa'k," engraved on th'
outsrls wrapper All others are RuAe IrnitdtiOnA
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
PAEK WHITE General Agents, rs Washington 1t.
san Francisco. Also, Importer. and Aobbors Of all Gruu
inc Pat ut Medicines,
PET1IT ( CHUATE, Placervlle, Agents for Fl DOIal'
County
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

IL kSt adTices Stste that Gcn. Walker had gone
70 AsPiswalL What his Intentions may he con-
jectaFed. He IL Fcstleas sud ambitious, and his
repeated 6iIures, Notifying as they were, do not
seem 70 have damPened his ardor in the cause Of
Authoritarian. He is an enthusiast, not a hero.
Success may redeem his name from stains that now
rest upon II. lie is not favortc with those who
served nudcr him in Nicaragua, many of whom he
treated NEST Shamefally, if they do not aSroprC.
sent him. He may find it difficult matter to raise
volunteers in California to follow his unlurky or
imprldcnt movements. 1t is not unlikely that lie
will next be in Sun Francisco. maturing plans
for future conqucsts or failures. Thr Administra-
tiou has taken decided grounds against Ghustcr.
ism. the people ndorse its course. and Gen. Walker
will find that his mission will be useless.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

THE S"LDIER>.-ln Saturday evening last some gen
tl'nCn If this city invited the officers Of the 9th nan
try to participate in champaign supper at the tsry
House. Tee officers attended. and ~ mine hOAt an
rrbiit hss, St,g eonfpte the evening passed on
pleasantly On sunday the Regiment and baggage train
passed through tho city on the way 10 Brncia. The
battalion accom- panicd by fnc han,, marched in col
unin If plIttnIr and elected many cnronnms for its
military bearing. The train of mule, and wagons
tended from PIPER raccrvc to the top " the big hill
and "rcupIcd nearly two hours in passing through Main
street.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

DCu~- Attic residence ut bCr parents III this CITY,
ON the 10Th inst Of pnrid sore throat. EMMA Cons
FIsHLK, aged wears. months and % days.
- Soft be tn! bed Of native clay,
Thy sleep serene and sweet
Until that last, that happy day
Wien pious children meet"
DiFp-In this city, at the residence If Mr. Kirk. II
congestion of the brain. WALTER ". RHl SOUPS, for
merry Of Iaf"!ctc Indiana in the sd year Of hS age.
~ the rr-idi rf his father In this cy, on Sunday
". II. H. LANn. III Die 18th Of his age.
lie was yoith Vi fine promise universally respected.
admired G"t his mary anialr qualities. aud his untnirly
dealt, fall severely or his relatives ard friends. Hr
barn III III unk Va the III 81 June, ISL Ia lsiG
IL" removed with his father o Prnnsylv aniA In 1885, he
with his mother. sisters and brother his father hay
ing previously settled here, IL this county. lie
mcr"r ~ the Cold Spiirg- DIVISION :. T., and served
term e.. and ia" trrns AE.S Owing chang ~
r,iGVn" hr Withdrew from that Division aud d. posted
his card with IL" Division in Upper lacrrvlc where Ia.
connection" continued until his death In the last ID, son
he served two successive terms r. s. and proved Inn.
self equal to every position in which he hnd been pac
liz remains we're followed to the grave By large number
OF the Sons and Borrowing friends May he rrst in peace
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

MessrS. Jerncgan 4 James, are pleased TO
learn, have nearly completed their arrangements
for the establishment Of newspaper at Genoa
Carson Valley. The citizens Of the Valley have
given them every encouragement, and promise to
oatronise them 5crnlIy. As hsir paper will have
extensive circulation throughout the valleys
merchants may find it to their interest tn advertise
IN il. The proprietors energetic and industrious
young men, capable Of getting up an excellent
paper, and We hope they will meet with sufficient
encouragement to establish il on permanent basis.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

We earnestly direct the attention Of our readers
more especially Of our members elect TO the LcgiS
lature. to the excellent commnn'catioH OF "nr cor
respondent "COsunens" lie discusses n sTbicrt Of
paramount interest to our citizens, and one which
has not attracted that attention its importance de-
mands. The present mining regulations, we believe,
suit all parties in the mines, and they desire no
IeRisative interference. Our members know the
wishes Of their constituents on this subject; and
they should be careful to reflect them which, we
confidently assert, thy will do. If the members
from the mining counties act Together no danger
need be apprebcnded from Legislative intervention.
IN correspondent will please continue the subject
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

The late elections. if the statements Of Black Re.
publican organs be reliable have resulted disastrous
" to the Democracy. The nggcr-worshipers have
elected a majority Of the members Of Congress in
the States Of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana.
While this is not gratifying, neither is remarkable.
All the factions and isms were united against the
Democracy, and disHcction, fapaticism and selfish
ness have triumphcd over reason aud patriotism.
Generally the opposition achieve victories year or
SwO before q Presidential clection-bcfore the
sober second thought" has time to operate. The
passage Of the Kansas-N ebraska Bill, it was pre-
dicted had dsOrganized if not destroyed the Demo-
cratic party. A majority Of the Democratic mem
Asrs who voted for it. were defeated at the SUISSE
Qusnt elections. hut reflection soon taught the
people their eTror and they returned to their first
hive. Again. KnOw-NOthingism swept everything
before 1t, and again the enemies Of Democracy ex-
Ulted over the death OF the Democratic party. The
new organization. once powerful and naughty, soon
became an Object Of pity and contempt; and the
masses once more enthusiastically rallied under the
proud aud defiant and successful Democratic flag.
That they will do again, We have not the slight
e4t Doubt Scctnnalism and fanatcism- max -snc-
coed for while, as they have heretofore, but the
affections Of the people are with the Democratic
party, and in times Of doubt and danger they come
10 It's rescue. They have little confidence in the
professions of politicians of school, the ut
most in the old Democratic party.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

DREDGE NOTICE.-The undersigned hereby
ID give notice that they will apply TO the Hon. Board Of
Supervisors Of II Dorado County at their place Of meeting
In the City Of AceTve the hTEt Monday In the month
Of December. A. D. 1853 for renewal Of their license
keep Toll Bridge the Middle Fork Of the AMer
can River, At point known Spanish BAR Crossing and
that said application will be continued from day IN day
until heard. HUNTER 4 CRAWFORD.
November 10th, 1SJs.-[35-4wl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13
Bridge Notice.

NOTICE hereby given that the underigned will apply
IN to the Board Of Supervisors Of III Dorado County
the December SESSION Of said Board, the renewal
IcenEe 20 keepa Toll Bridge the American River at
Chill BAR, 10 said COHnty. ELI GEORGE.
Chill Bar, Nov. 9Th, 1888. [8S.Swl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

Our old friend Sam. Ensmngcr jolly "Big Sam
the Butcher y has our thanks tor some luscious
rsspberriea and apples which he presented us this
week. His raspberry bushes are exceedingly pro-
lifc-those nc presented to having been from the
third crop Of this wears growth. lie has fine
ranch and coy little house on it, Cold Springs.
and be is as happy us feeble and cross grained
bachelors generally are. The pcrversc, frightfully
cmaciated cuss has our sympathy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

The San Franc.,c" Daily Times has been enlarged
and Otherwise improved. It+ tone has changed for
the better too since it has changed prnprt"rs. 1t
is neatly printed, wcll.conductcd, and filled with
items uf news and interesting miscellaneous matter.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

CExsrs or CHILDREN IN PLAcERvTLLE TOWNSHIP.
A friend has furnished US the following interest
ing statistics, which he assures MS 10 be CORE ct
Number of children between the Nges Of and Is
xeaTs-boys, 21S; girls, l69; total, 375. Number
II children under 4, 300, Total number Of all ages
in Township, 675. Number born in California, %ij.
Number OF families in Township, 2S7. Number Of
children within the City limits between the ages Of
land ls-boys "a; girls So; total 1.6.. Number Of
children under years 1872 Total Of all ages in the
City. Sos. There are lab families within the City.
We have excellent schools andthey are wei attended
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

We would like 60 gratify the excusabIe curiosity
Of our friends S. F. H., J. S. T., J. J. L. and L. H..
but We don't feel at liberty to disclose the of
our correspondent "AS Rrroir." Hchas promised
tn visit long; IL he do we shall be proud to
SaaOAuce him to the Democracy Of Fl Dorado. l..
=. ShinAs II unfortunate that our correspondent
dOeS mt represent US in Congress, instead of that
don, MeKibBen." II Is almost needless to add, VIC
heartily CORR IL lnnn.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

E.nrm-Dr Johnson Price, the regular Democrats
nominee has been elected to the Senntc from Sacrament
oSnsy % en- the vacancy Of the late W. Ferguson The
oDDoeon concentrated their entire strength, with the
UaoW and Bee to assist them defeat him. but they fail
ed miseraby failed Sacramento the hotbed OF Brodrr-
has redeemed herre, and now stands
~ booFe The people Of California She has representa-
Ve Ia the Senate she may we'll be proud o-aD influential
Z - and lhdus4rluua Renlleman.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

DiscoNrINr vp.-rhc Alta Express Company have
Discontinued business There was not sufficient
patrnta "a. Ia kerpit up. -Wclls, Fargo Go. have
now IL monopoly Of The business.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

ReTrRSEp.-We are pleased to announce that A.
J. Massey, ESQ., has returned from his pleasure trip
looks as if he had taken things easy. He is one Of
the few who regarded the Frazer excitement MS
something Of humbng. and visited the new
diggngs more from curiosity than for profit. You
are welcome back, Jack.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

CALICO OUT or DATE-A short time ago. calico ard cal-
co parties" we're "n the Eage' with fair friends
New, may judge by the large quantity Of the
costly iabrics-siks sAtins, cashmerS', and the Lord
knows what an-whlch we eagerly purchased by our
city bellies ct the fashionable dry goods house Of Bloch
BachmAn, great "change has DER the spirit VI
fashion heFeabouts Loves Of mantillas and ducks Of
honnets" and "nothin shorter than magnificent foun
eed satin gown will suit the dear creatures now, and We
think they're about right Let their LORDS" come eoui
with the suskins - cOuldn put em to better than to
adOrn beauty
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

AsmAny are suTrrng from lnird throat In this
ne:hh"rhOOd advise them y hsi the following remedy
which MIR. CAGwiN las favored M with aud Witch he AZ
snTr rlTsrtnn cured his children II Is simple hhd
harmless IL II fail TO effect cure
"Onr tracupiul ~ honey, tablespoonful 81 gun
"W I'irce "f burnt alum large AS hickory nut
ulvrr.a' IL and the whole mixed together. tablespoonful
lLrn -iunnIly will mos. rcinnlly the Prcvail *
throat, cank'r RASH scarlet fever WHICHEVER term
thu MEDICAL fraternity choose 10 call II Asimple hhn
,nc,unl REMEDY. aud should h, generally known nnd
though sinIlc the ingredients II IL ApoWeTiul to CHECK
and cure tlis dangerous disease, 50 fatal to MANY
children m this neigibOFiOod and throughout tie state
My children have been attacked, and the above pre-
scrptiUn effected speedy Thsremedy alone check
I'd the cankcr rash that prevailed to sucl an alarming
cAtrnt in New England about the commencement OF the
present ceutmry. II. \. CAGWIN.
TlarerviIIc, Nov. II, IsaS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

RsRAL AccDExf.-yohn L. Cummns, \ native Of Ware,
aged 80 years, instantly killed At BaF-
$3.50 I'LL six IleS southeast Of this city on last Tars-
HTs C1rones DOagheFty held inquest upon the body
aa o he facts elected appears that the unfortunate
~ Ros ks neck broken by beam Of wood while engaged
In rolling heavy saw log.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

News about town is decidedly a scarce article
WOne in the market Our fighting men have all left,
We have no muses. to record. not even a quarrel.
There is considerable sickness in our nrighl orhood.
mostly among children. but not OF u dangerous
character. Many are suffering from putrid sore
throat, but few cases have proved fatal business
is quite brisk, the city is Furnishing, and our citizens
all wear contentcd and happy faces
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

We learn that the wagon road with the exception OF the
RFsdge I'm Important exceponp will he GOmpeteh In
Wsek or two said 70 be the best built mountain road
Ia the Gtae Why the work has been Suspended the
bridge We have been unable learn. We presume the
Commissioners will report shortly. er report looked
EOR With considerable interest.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

WaTrird-On the Ith inst., at TIuckcye fiat, hy W.
&. DAVIS Esp, MIR. RILEY WHEELER, Of laccrVillc and
Mis-. JrEusAI TIprrTrs Of Burkc!r Flat.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

Our friends of the San Francisco Adti0n0l will
greatly "blige us by sending their paper tOw rcgu-
larly. We rarely get 10 rye t-cant do without 1t
must have il. Don't fail to send it.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

THE ALLEGHAxIANs-These sweet sonEsters opened the
TheateF 10 good house last night. Tonight they give
anoheT Of their pleasing concerts, and It will be their
I'D Appearance 10 this place, hope they will be greeted
With crowded house.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

funded in -dOm, aud for the greatest bcneht !"
tn, greatest number. And, without Doubling the rr
ability of delegation in the LcgislatuTe Tor Iait
PARTON If them practical miners. aud the others are
men in whom. believe, may safely eonnde YET II u
important that they should well understand the Schi-
m.It, If tIio,c hcy represent aud understanding, bC
pre- pared at all times To- maintain them
II j. that the agitation Of thrsc questions has IN
the pat hcrn confined To bodirs Iho'c en-
gagged IA well know tho impOssibit! 81 nanuile'
turing popular sentiment in their favor, especially IN inc
HtnHg dbstTiets. aud hcre their silence during POhc
III ranNas~-. They content Ia rest their cNprcth
ii"is with The agents If the prOIr, rather Than WIN
the pe6pL theRiselves before whom they are discreet
enough raise in Issue their cherished schemes
do not pTnpusc. in this communication, I" discus:
the merits any the mcdsutcs that hate brcn or VIII
BE- again introduced this winter, Ohrhlhg thr gIca'
leading ifercat Of our state MAY hate s"mcth hing "a
| say upon that head anon. COSI MNEs'-
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

go wonderful succrSs OF DR.. losetters ce bra
ted and unryalcd STOMACH BlTTElS, from the time Of
inluci To the public proves concusvry IT'S man
ifs superiority any other pr, parati"n Of he khd
ever manufactured Its action the digestive organs Is
If he most pl, AsnE character. removing all eases
mohdty, and giving the system sound AMI healthy tone
In u by pps.a less or appetite. general mental or
steal aknes its operation Is most beneficial indeed,
,nc " the dirrf that have been under
medical treatment have been entirely cured BY this ErrA
agent A. tonic, lo>tet,r'- H.tt,s most delightful,
,.l", AN lee, tr '..rn's.
Sl by all ptGali,;. GROCER, and Hotels throughout til"
Umi:,d states.
CAUTION --Tr r,uUii" put up in full quart bottles
wish he tame Ur llos;,tcrs Stomach t;ets, blown
III. r,., AID A,s" s:..up ped on tie cap covering TIE
: cork With tn. Al run,RArII NJ sHuSTLTrLE SMITH
oN TIIE LAEfI W. give H. rart on In order that per
may net b. de- ivod by any Of tie num"rou' con-
/ ttrcHS and iiu,tatnis il"w mSk't.
! PARK 4 WiIITE.
Sn'r Agents nr The rA,1hc coast.
II! wA'.t ;'"u "lir.i'" IL" Market San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13
Editors Certificate.
A Cure by OxYReMated RLtIerG.

brnLINGroS, W., Nov. IL, 1854.
GrSNEN: suffered for about year previous TO last
spring from arrangement Of the action Of the heArtt
which like most others similarly afflicted supposed TO he
an organic disease, and having the Ory0enufed Bit
frA highly recommended for In such cases
and used single bOttlr with entire success,
The disagree bic symptoms apt eddy disappeared and
have never had any recurrence Of them.
Being really Of opinion that this medicine Ia ~ unoues
unnahe value as cure for Dyspepsia lin which opinion
am happy to know that agree with many phy
to DE used In way that will promote lie more general
use. T.. 4. STANSBURY,
Editor OF the Burlington Courier
Seth W. FOwle 4 Co, lbs Washington st. Boston pro-
rrlrinrs Sold by their agents everywhere.
Sold by Henry Johnson Co, Wholesale Druggists
Washington street. San Francisco sole agents for the Pa
chc ronst.
PETIT CMoArE and R. WHITE Agents for Placer
willie. >'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

AfonrED-We heartily gra;icd to announce that
Geo. Pen Johnston, who has been indignantly prosecuted
and pursued by the bloodhound of mob law has been
acquitted The trial lasted eight hours nine witnesses
were examined and after absence Of Is minutes. the
jury returned verdict Of not guilty This will br crafty
ing the friends Of Mr.. Johnston In this county.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

&c. KERLEY is authorized to receive moneys
due thls Odlee.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

In. l.. J. tIArkNT.-Wr would direct The eSpreIsl
atirh "f IN, aids I" I~TnsAl of DT. H. j. CIapka
advertisement, I" he found another e"t~mn Ui the
pan "d'r I" place the service ~ learned and
experienced PLY STEFAN within their reSrh 30 much III
has brCn inflicted the human faEiy from the PERM
and ignorant pTAcICcs IS rmPIPIVs that u
II were fulhlIng bnnndcA doAt TO make ki"'~ II
wh,Tr Trhcf can he obtained To those unfortunate
nough suffer from the effects q sexual private
diseases, Their Ill Treatment. Ne eheoTf CONNIE nd
Dr. l.. }. CApha! man IL rare scientific and n,cd
cal acquircMcnt, POs-espIRg al the TeQuiSiteS, from
long experience and acknowledged Nkil, for the
rrssl pEa"tc"f his profcssl"n. Having made SeS1sl
complaints an especial study like the celebrated Nj
and speedy in all u private chronic dis
east whether the ctiCCts Of ConaEIOn brlfAbuAe, or
hess "f Nnt! and IN order that paticntsN distance
may avail thrnS, Ives Of his AdNcr, free by
kt;cr open To them. The know ledge that have oG
the nHnr he has effected, Of Wkaeh
Of long standing eads to place much faith in Dr.
c. efficacy. and commend him to the confidence of
thoAc in III health Dr. CIapkay. Office il IN Sara
mcnto A., below Montgomery nearly OpPoaite the Pa
cIhc Mail steamship Co.'S office, San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13

We are indebted to our friend l.. Fisk, Esq Of
Americas Flat for late New York aud Mich gan
| apcrs.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13
We wouIal ike ao Eraaify DE exea.abLe curio.it,

MERRHTT & BADLAM, los street, are Ou
suAhoTiIed Agents for Sacramento.