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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-21

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patton zen &altpafer<6 uutbus urD pas
puritanii&e Sonntassz@ eies nit III ben
&auf eeben ,polen. Golden 6anatttet
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i@ub leiten, nm fe 81 Mernter1 ff6rpern
gu belfen, in penea ibr' Gtnfub gum awei<
i@netot9en S9mert pirp.
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anbern 1beilen nrrnebmer mir beretts,
baB in jenen Staater bic Musii@ten fit bic
&epublifaner t~einesmess 1ebr erf reuli@
finb. sic ,perben IS aber aud UNI 70
tuent9er perben, tpenu bic republifantl@e
partei lber bic @ren3en Der Seferion'i9en
Srotnan5 binausl4weifenp bic ertreme
Doctrine @errit Smitb's abpptiren ioute
1no >uenr, fe ft@ bel Dem berannobenben
@ablfampf in 1860 ut@t fretruno ofer
5u @uniten Der DECENTRALIZATION unp ent>
i&ieoem sesen ben Geu,peren3 : @abnffnn
ausipri@t, unbetimmert uta bic Mtt;i9z
ler Der oeri&teoenen pplittl9en Gractipnen.
uniere nd&fe platforrn mub ben Self
oes Gpri@rittes atbu,en; fe mug fret BON
Ganattsmus unb proieription fem, tpenr
fe auf 1betlnabme Der Tremoen, BEL on>
ber6 Der Sntelltsente H. re&ren piu>
bic ft@ ni@t pur@ parteiz5dbne
uno Yartet<3ettunsS Mere
in tbrem llrtbetle beiimu1e,,> nod menieer
our@ blobe parteiz NJ II blenpen
la11en. j-4-- s@r5st "# ..@
@ben 10 tpenig :erfreult9 iinb jebp@
AUDI bic &ual&ten fir bic Demotraten>
bic ni&t nur, in Elm pan3erbemb eefedt,
Der Greibett gu @unfen ber @erewieuns
bet @flaperet pfenfunpt9 5pbn ipri@t>
lonoern au@> in i1@ ielbf 3erri0en, bur6
@cpb{feret, @iperiprl9e, 8lairtbeiten>
unb Snfamien berporraeenper pplititer
bic M&tun9 zines jepen re@tli9en uao
penfenpen Meniden pertpirft unb aufoe>
b1rt bat Elm pr9anitrtes @an3e, cine f}pl3e
Wla@t gu ietn, Die auf etnen e%brenpplen
Ste9 Inipru& MAIDEN blrfte. e.
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li@en !; Yarteien finb enolt9 allp 1inp
AUDI fe Dem @e@iel unb Der @ernt9tune
%untermprftn. ~ .'- '.:.'' =
&ue 3et@en Der 3eit bere@tieen une
gu bebaupten, pa8 mir ipppbl IN @ini@t
Der partei : Namen, mte peren principten
III Bdlpe in Elm 1teue6 Stabium treten
&peroen, $50 @ernunft unp Treibeit am
meiiten @eltun9 baben, bort Fin rperben
it9 pann Sene tpenber, bic Nn1pru9 MAJ
&en auf @ernunft> Gretbeitltebe unb Sc
re@ti9teit,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-21
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Gtnem Nufiab Der 81. .. Mbenb3ettun9"
Iber ~@plfsipuperenetdt" entnebmen mir
fol9enpes Stabtunt ber 1eueiten pplitii9en
Bod6iprlnse wel&e jeper quite 8uGa=
nan : Mann unp jeper quite Dpuslosz
Demotrat 10 LANCE lelen unb mteperlelen
loute> tts ct ie capirt> falls ct ite .auf pa6
erite 2eien snt@t periebeu lolte, User
aber lelen ttann .unb ba6 @elelene n d. t
perf eben Mill nun ber bleibe fiben
trn Sattel feines pplitil9en Maultbiers>
bis e6 - 1irbt. ~>..
Nebrasfabiu, 1854: Die Bempbner
zines Eerrtturtuu,s iinb beredtiet 70
lan9e e.6, nod Elm Gerritortu m
IT, bic @flaperet etn3ufibren pber ous3uz
i@lteben. Diele leBtere alternative aus
bradli& au65uipreden, wei9erten f& 5tpar
bic Demcfraten aufs beittmmtelte; aber eS
ruar bod mod bic MSeli@teit fe aus BEN
Na@laB gu fpl9ern, Der pabin 9tn9, bob Elm
aus iol@em Gerrttorium eebiloeter Staat>
9lei6rtel pb NIT, % er pbne Sflaperei
tn ben 8uno ioQte auf9enommen >perpen.
Nn oteie I~uSle9ur9 tlamraerte ft@ bic
Sppofttpn uno nabm baber fit bic Be@
mobner ron &anlas bas &e9t in Mnlpru@>
bic @tlaoeret fern ;u balten.
@inctnn alter platform. 1856
Grit tpenn. Elm Gerritpriuu1 I'M 8e9rife
tebt etnen Staat ;u bilpen, baben bic
@e~obner bas &e&t gu entideipen, ob in
bteiem Stoote Sflaperet befeben iou,
oper nt@t. = 5ier MAJ, ME man ftebt>
Der &era Der NuB bereits ous9ei6nttten -;
aber nod te{n anoerer, fali9er &era elm
9elebt. @enn IN einem Gerritori,1nn, 10
LANCE IS nod iol6es mar bas @olf rpeber
fir nod sesen biz. Stlaperrt GtpaS .entz
19etoen fonnte, 70 ersab ft@ BON ielbft,
bab pdbrero bieier 3eit bort 9 unbeS:<
re@t in 8e5us auf bic Stlaperet selten
u1uste. .Aber tpas be(aste ptteits 8unpe6,
re&t? Dariber 1&piee bic beu,otratii9e
partei. Die &epublifaner bebaupteten,,
bab mad 8unbesre@t bic Stlaperei
aussei&lc7en iein miii1e, neil ile nit ben
III Der 8unoeSperfaGun8 sepdbrleifeten
@ruubre@ten in 8ioeripru@ febe =
bic Deu,ofratea aber iasten gar Nidts BIG
gum Grlab Der
y Dreb SepttzG ntf 4eibuns,
1857. Diele beiaete fur3 uno biinpis,
1baB bic Bewpbner zines Eerritorium6, 70
lanse IS Elm iol&e6 fei ni.&t bere&<
tist fettn, 8erfisunsen Iber BE
Stlaperei 3u trefen, }onber,1 bab mdbre1o
.bieier ean3er 3eit bic Sflanerei mad
8unbesre&t befebt. GRIT Der .it@
auf eiirel, Gerritorium bilbenbe Staat
ioQe bere@tet iein, 3wif9en 6slaaera urb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-21


baften, aber brilliant seldriebenen une NIT
elmer Mtnge unldusbarerG batia@en per-
iebtne1 MrtifeI bei6ulbiete e. 6rn. Gie<
mann, al6 ebernoltsen MrnenpFeser unp
smet ieitner Goue9en etnes bbdt uniaubern
@erbdltni7es NIT elmer Dame ,peldf
cur& i'm (Gieman) auf @arps SSlanp
oneete1t ,par. @on elmer N%errobuctipn
Der iaftiaen @ei9i9te werpen sic mid
bispeniiren. Die Nnse5riHenen flasten
uno bpten alien tbren Ginaub aut I'm
1t9 pe6 9efdbrlt@m @e9ners gu entlepiz
gen. Der astrenpe DitriftSz Mntpalt, 81.
Me&een, persab t& IL melt, tae er bic
@el9mprnen einerieit8 auf paS ipciale
Ntdts Der Ansetlusten> arberer( eits aui
bic bobe Steuuns cer &ld9er bintpies unp
1te fraste, pte fe pa nod ;meifelbaft
bleiben f6nnteu. Der prdi ipirenpe Ridter
er9rif phen portei fit bic Mnfla9e UNI
erflarte cas in Tra9e ftebenbe @ertreden
fit bas abideuli6fe> weldes jemals in
oer Court s%preefommen. Der @ertbeiz
pt9un9 muroe Der Be9 bes bireften ST.
meiie6 abseldnitten. Brand purce l9ulz
big erfannt uno gum b1dfen StrafmaB
- Gin Sobr 3u9tbaus unp $50 DBL
lars 0elotube 49, perurtbeilt. @prber
oter btelt er cine &epe> bic auf bas Yubliz
FUN ben tiefiten Gtnorud maGte unb bi
Der es Dem @e1t@t6bpf pte ben &ldeern
grim u1p 9elb Dor ben Nu9en murbe.
Brand be1npet ii9 bereitS int 3u&tbaule
uuter oer Muflt9t Derer> bic ibn bprtbin
9ebradt urp ibm 9epib fem lei9tes Sons
beretten merpen. Das er has tbm Grz
sdblte fir pabr bielt> 1T au69ema6t bab
e5 gang pper gum She'll auf Gbatla9en
berubt> mtnceten5 wabr19einlid. @ez
gen vtel idwererer 8eleipi9un9en murpe
friber Elm Strpence pber gar feline Citrate
ertannt. Die @idti9feit bea Galle6 liest
carin> pab er bic bb@ft uneQniti9e @telz
lung wel&e bier per arn,e Geufel benz
reiden Mataopr %9e3enlter einnimmt, t11,
ltrirt uno bic @letdbeit bes Re6tes ais
cine Suuiipn erldeinen ldbt. 6err Giez
man batte 8ran@ sebnmal Dryer teleiptz
gen f1nnen> pbne ft@ pe5balb unan9ez
nebme 6olaen sususieben. llebri9ens bat
ptele &faire benz Mnlebn peS Mayprs,
cieies Don peuti9en Gltern eebprnen
&npwzN otbtn9s, einen 9epaltt9en Stud
perl eBt.
Der Sommerbtbe bat bier beretts eine
re9t err rt1@ence 5erbftzT emperatur plaB
9emadt. uniere Deutlden freuen id III
res 2eben6 unp renren Don einem picnic
gum, a1pern. Die @ei9dfte aber 9eben
hau uno ca6 @elb 1T perjweifelt fnapp.
Wcnn pas ni9t balp anpers wirp, 70
9eben mir einem i9ltmmen @inter entz
9e9en.
Sncem td fir beute metnen 8rief
ldlieBe> ruff i@ Der uMinnel ota Staatsz
~seitun9" Elm ber3ltde6: u@ut 5eil!" gu.
M(69e i1e allies 0as werpen> ma6 ibre
New> yprfer NamenSidmefter nidt 1T -
Elm Sitter pbne Gur9t urp Tacel> Elm
Organ aQe8 Defen, mas ii9 i'm peutl1en
Clement GILES uno S9Dne8 re9t> eiue
3ieroe be6 bpfnun9sreiden Staate8> il:
benz ie erI1eint. s. 8.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-21
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:, Nieu1anb tpiro pbne Gebler seboren, ,ups
BET 1T Der bette, rer bic rpenieiten bat.
! Neni4en, bic f6 ielbffur tie T balten,
tfno sepSbnli& blps bpbl,@ .z..s.y7 ne
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
PLACERv1LLE
aATURDAY. MARCH 9, 1855.

WAa1 RoxS But--Ths Governors veto
q ~ WagDa Road bill was considered in the
0sanaO 60 ostuedsy lasL Aftsr thorough
Aesasuios u ~ subject, In which Mr.. john
80 e aaesamsn0o Sustained the veto and
G@G RWgusoa and Carpenter opposed It,
~ IN vss parsd, and only awaits similar &C.
dsa % de part Of the House 70 make it law
q - he'd. Our Delegation In the Senate
Was unasin0us in support Of the bill, and we
80 70 EoasUn Why our Assemblymen should
nos sustain their aetion. The measure received
Ghe endorsement Of the voters Of Sacramento
AnA n Dorado counties but few months since
aaA We have yet to learn that they have
0Aaaeed In their OpiniOns- The road Of vital
Importance TO the best interests Of the people,
end, although we dislike to be opposed to Gov.
Weller, our duty to the people demands Of US
% urge upon our representatives that they
support the action Of the Senate in this matter ::
they desire the carly completion Of the road
cad II Il triEing With their expressed witt to
throw obstacles 10 its way. Since the veto Of
The Governor has been presented to the Senate,
We have taken especial pains to ascertain the
sentiment Of the people Of Placerville on the
snbiect, and can assure our friends in the Leg
lslature that there is but one opinion entertain
ed bv them. that is that the action Of the Sem
ate must be sustained. 1t is strange indeed
that men can be found at this late day, who
think the people do not kLow their own wishes.
Members Of the Legislature from this county
have been instructed By a vote Of their constit.
usuts TO do everything in their power to secure
the early completion Of the Wagon Road. and
II they fail to do so, the people will be justly
Indignant. We regret that a want Of space
prevents our publication Of the remarks Of
Nessrs. Ferguson and Carpenter, and must be
allowed to offer our thanks 10 the former gen.
tleman for his able advocacy Of a measure Of
~ great importance to our ncighbors and our.
aAlVNa
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06


DY virtue of an order Of sale, issued out Of The
ID Clerks Ofi e Of the Hon. District Court Of the
iiIh Judicial District n Dorado County, on JudE-
enl rendered on the 9Th day OF February A. D. lbs,
in GAVor Of Joseph 4. Simmons and against Frederick
Hutton aud James o. Hood for the sum Of ak hun.
drcd and twenty elght Dollars debt, with interest
thereon the rate 81 three per cent per month"; from
the rendition Of Judgment, together With the sum Of
twenty -four and 4lN Dollars, coste Of suit and &C.
cruns COSTS will cxpOse to Public Sale, at the Court
Huuss In PacsFvIlle, on the 9Th day Of March, AID
1885, at - o'clock, NJ ell the right, title, interest and
claim, said defendants had on the f2d 81 May 1851
70 certain lot together with the house thereon, siu
ate, lying and being In the village OF Grizzly Fiat in
the County Of ~ Dorado, and State Of California,
mure particularly described follOWs Situate on the
North side Of Main Ntreet Of said village opposite the
store Of J. NJ. b. WeatherwAx 4 90, and bounded on
the East bv the property 81 John Ludwig, used ~
bakery and BARRIERS shop, and on the West by the
property Of Mr.. Mead, known a. Mead's ExchAnGe-
being forty feet fronting aaid street, eps,
and running back 10 the alley In the rear eald lot
IL now covered In part BY certain house known as
the Hutton Co. Billiard Saloon.
e. BO0ARDUs,
Sheriff Of n Dorado County, Cal,
ny w. J. DURwElL, Under Sheriff.
SHERIFF. Once, PlaceTvIlls, February l2th, A. D.
1873.
POstpONement.--Ths above sale is hereby
postponed till the 10Th day Of March, 1853, at the
hour Of IL O'clock N. B0GARDCS,
Sheriff Of n Dorado Co., CAL,
ny W. J. BURwELL, Under Sheriff.
Sheriff. once, PlaEervIlls, March 9Th, 1858.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06

The Miners Drug Store. at III. .,-. "A
the Big Mortar, Main street, is srunlied LII
the best assorted and most extensive StocL ~
fresh and pure drtigs md medicines 10 h.
found in the mines. The patent incidence
sold at this establishment, arc received dircc.
from the manufacturers, and every package Il
warranted genuine. Pcrfumery and other ar.
tiCleS fur the toilet, all Of the choicest 0ualitv
ore sold ut the Miners Drug Store lower thcn
ut any other house in the county. 1t is. alSo.
well supplied with paints. oils, window glaas,
vnrnishcs, paint brushes. lamps. lamp OiI-but
see DIR. Jcrvey's advertisement IN Another col.
umn, or call at his cstnblishment-the moSt
beautiful and tNstcfully arranged drug store In
the mOuntains--and see for yourselves, rememI
bering that he keeps none but the best articles
and sells at the lowest prices.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
COnst0ble's Sale.

DY virtue Of IN Execution, issued out n Justice
I'D James Hur's, Count. of Georgetown township,
county Of NJ Dorado and State of California, to HE
directed IN favor OI }. GlOssWan& Co., nnl against
T.. Scltijer. have seized and shall expose for sale
at Publc suction, A. |, O'clock, \. ou he2'th day
~ March. A. u, 1898. at the door OF tie Ju~,ces
oftc IN he village Q: Gcci getown. Georct"wn Town.
sip, County and state Aforesaid, the following de.
Scrbtd property, to Wit: Al the right, title and in
tv,Vst VI the above named Attendant, in and to
cart IN village nt situated on ~ d rNdo street In
the VlldGv " Geo Gctown, ard bcWdcd as follows:
o. thr Nr>, by lot owned by II. &. Parker On the
Urth by nock pCrces premises, Uu ;he east lot
owned h! + silva. tR Their with the house. tenriI
and rVc,N THU belonging Thereto also nj the right,
ate and mtrrVSt of E,v above na,rvd d ,t,Idant IA
aud to y c,itan Tunnel situated on Buffalo llill
about Que mlr west Of tee, gctown. aud known -
the fr,mont Tum q aud Tunnel Claims and Caims
\, own aS thr Buffalo VlawS
Dated GVoIg town, the - h day % by, n ISIS.
ttsl r. c. CKUCkETT, Constable.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
COnStnhle'S Sale.

10y virtue ~ an Execution. issued oft ~ Justice
ID Lamc~ Rmr's. Court. % GeoTgctuwn Townsh y,
county III Dorado and State Of Cal .Inrnia, TO nc
directed in favor Of }. Glassman L Co. und against
Mchrrd Lancaster. ! have seized. and shall expose
mr sale At public auction. At o'clock ~, tie
! III day ~ March, A. d. 1855. ut the door Of the
Justice d e ia the village Of GeorRrtnwn, county
aud State aforesaid, tho fooGr described property,
To- VT; all the right title and interes, 81 the above
nam, def ndAnt. IN aud TO certain Tunnel claim,
shuN,cd MNmAluke llill Ahnu, mile north Of the
VIII, ~ a. Georgetown, and known az the Kps,ine
kri,er Tunnel diEEhRs.
pc'd Gr0I EetOwn. the 9Th day Of Fehy. A. D. ISIS.
ls) H.. e CROCKETT, Constable.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
SllerlM,a sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issued out Of the
ID Clerks Oficc Of the Hon. County Court Of
FL Dorado County, on judgment rendered on the
Let day of March, A. d. 1888, in favor Of W. W.
RsynOlda. L. I. Carr, d. n. Newell South Fork
Canal Company, and against James Patterson, for
the sum of Twcnty-six M-lOO dollars, costs Of suit
and acCruing costs, have levied upon and viii
r0se to public sale, At the court House In the City
Of rlaecryillc, on the 25th day Of March, A. ID.
lSaS, at 10 o'clock NJ, all the right titc, inter-
est and claim of the said james Fatte1son Of, in
and to the following described property, lying aud
being In the city Of rlNccrvilc, County Of FL Do
radio and state Of California, to wit; A Lot Of
Ground bounded as fOllOws--On the north by the
property Of of Moses Kinney and the al i0necr
stage Company" on the east by the property Of
William Cooper and Cherry & Brindley, on the
south by the African Church, and on the west by
the property Wf q. W. Anderson, together with
the improvements thereon.
T.. BOGARDUS,
Sheriff " IL Dorado Co., Cal.
By W. J. DvRwELL, Under sheriff.
sheriff O1cc, PlacrrNilc, March 9TH, A. D.
lSSS.-ftSl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06

lsisel Ren.A.l...n TIene.tx.

II has often been remarked, says the
New Hampshire Patriot, that the last
House Of Representatives, the first and
only one Of which the black republicans
ever had control, was the most corrupt
body Of Legislators that ever met They
traded in land grants; they traded in
stocks they traded in the arrangement
Of the standing committees, and they ira
ded so shsmefulIy and openly that two Of
their members were forced to resign to
avoid expulsion, and one was expelled for
conduct SO venal and corrupt that no one
ever attempted to apologize for it That
more members did not share the fate Of
Matteson. vas simply because they were
more cOnsummately dishonest and sue
Ceeded in keeping their villaiDies hidden.
Many other men Of that party were midi
Gated as guilty Of receiving enormous
brides and Of infamous population, who
escaped the exposure of their iniamy on
" through the difficulty Of procuring le-
gal evidence of these black transactions.
But it is evident, much a. was known,
that even halfof- their official knAYcry
was scarcely suspected. Every day isde-
developing new villainies committed by
member Of this honest! slave and mon
ey stealing) and philanthropic! Glove
themselves and the public plumber party.
tits employing a very lagc share Of the
time of the present Congress to invcsti'
gate the cases of damnable knavery,
bribery, corruption and malversations in
Office, Of the black members and black
officials in the last House. No less than
four special committees, with power to
send for persons and papers, have been
raised for this purpose Ono on Matte
sons case; on the $s7,0o0 tariff corrup-
ton fund; one on the case Of Cullom,
Clerk Of the last House, who is said to
have secured $4,000 out of his two
years administration of the Office, with an
annual salary $1,000; one to examine the
accounts Of Capt Darling, the late door,
keeper, who is charged with being de-
faultcr and with trading and specializing
in Offices at his disposal. The connection
Of Mr.. Banks and other prominent black
republicans with some Of these Congress.
Sional villainies, is broadly limited at in
many of the newspapers. These things
can but bring to mind the Galphin and
Gardiner frauds, all of which go to show
that the opposition, though they do en-
body "all the honesty" Of the country,
cannot be permitted the charge Ct the
treasury nor the administration Of Office,
but they will steal from the one and spec.
ulatc on the other.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
s U M N O 4 =.

state or CalIGOrI I.:.G IL. - sEl D0rad0
Justices Court Mountain TownAh r The People Of
the State 81 California 20 81 II. FI$BEE, Greeltng
VoC are hereby summoned to appear before ne
L AT MY Office In Mountain Township OF the Coun-
~ Of III Dorado an the hrS day OF ArTI A. d. 1859.
at O'Clock 4. n, to answer unto tile compiaint Of
NJ. Condce. who sues tn recover Thirty Six and
61lN Dollars. claimed due from you On Q balance
for houae rent. cash lent &C. speCiGed In bill Gle
In my Ofii;e, when Judgment xIil BE- taken agalnSs
you for said amount. together with costs and dana.
Rca, II You fail to appear and ansWeF.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Raid COuaty,
Greeting Make legal service and due rvtuTn hereof
Given under my hand this ArSt day 81 March A b.
1883 SAML X. GODDARD,
Justice Of the Peace Of said ToWnaAin.
Tn. proper AFFIDAVIT having keen made besere ne
and fled IN my office. IN authorize the Issuance Of an
order Of pubiIcaon,I hereby order the puhlicatiMa
of the above summons In the MorKTAIN DkMocnAY,
published At PlAcerve. for three successive weekly
issues from the date hereof
SAML. r. GODDARD, J. "a
Grizzly Flat, March LIST, lsSS.-lSwl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
FETTIT,s DRUG STORE

CTIAs n. PETIT has now In store, the Iavr,s, ana
best selected stock Of Drugs, Paints. Window GIapS
Pure Medicines. Fine Chemicals, and Genuine "a I.
tent Medicines ever offered for sale In this City an
tend to all parts Of Fl Dorado County he inViss
the attention Of Country Dealers, Physicians Paint
era and Miners to his extensive and varied Gssoff,
mcnt assuring them that he can sell all articles II
his line ofrade At lower prices than any other DEAL
er In the mountains.
He has hecn engaged In his present business fof
twelve years, Is thoroughly acquainted with its des
TAILS and A. he selects his goods with the greatest
every article sold at bis Drug Store, PURE, YREoH.
and GENUINE
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
OXYGENATED BITTERS.

The annexed statement Of Prof A. A. Hayes NJ n .
STAT Assarcr. is Al. PIE testimony nf the scirntjae
manner in which this medicine is compounded, aud
recommends il To professional men.
An or'ni1n aviI L. en- asked FOR ~ me- In eonse.
pnercr r." formula f'r rr parI Oxyg, mated Dit.
rs hriLg kneWn to ne. express the following In
Gr3:
The composition o. these Filters In, Iudes those me-
d'ehai Substances which experienced rlysicinna
have long rrSoied 10 fcr special action on The .v.
tc'n wlc dr''i erd nv levers. dy.prJ,,a aTurs ana
general ability, resulting from exposure " climate
influence
Thrs arc 'e dcreh permanent. and rerr ain active
IN tbs nr rarri"n. - consequence Of Ge Aeisnfi.
~ "iCrnF" ~ utich HFr are COJnI insd,
il wa' u 'ur; Il 4 Il ference that the mr., nar,
tNn. used y 'H"r "r sr'n'lcr &c sra, would prove
valuaLl' General NS6'i,iHt, which experience has
deworS'rH:, 4.
In ms q inc no m'tac salts can be soun,l. ~
the most d. l!ca;e chrtn cal trials
Eefp' c;'uIiy. 4. A. Hayes, NJ n,
As>rN'r Il" tie State " Macs
No Yin" - f,>;"i,. ie'h Dec. 1852
Seih fo~'r Co. l3S WaSh'r ginn st.. Bes,Op
Propr'c'"rs S'ld hI their agents every where.
Soil by Henry johnson 4 Co. Wholesale DuuR.
RiSn. 1876 Washjl gt"n street. San FruneiseO, sole
agents for tho PH'hc cUAst.
CHAS d PETIT. Agent for Ptaerrv'IIe. (GGTl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06

PRETTY Coon FOR "JoHN. w. F. LE-
on, late Collector Of Foreign Miners Ii
censes, under Sheriff Bogardus, sold in
the month of December last, 7l9 licences;
in January, sls, and in February ISL
making in the three months, 2,268 liccn-
ses, yielding to the State and county. in
Guiding the cost Of collection, S9,O72.-
Mr.. Leon and his assistant, Mr.. McGinnis,
have been good officers, and have ener-
getically looked after the business en-
trusted to their hands.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06

KENTUCKY HILL.-A friend who has
pitched his tent on Kentucky Hill informs
us that several companies have taken up
claims on the hin, and are determined to
give the digpings fair trial before quit
ting them. The gold there is fund "in
Spots" which we are informed are far
between" but exceedingly rich when
found. We trust our friends may have
the good fortune to "spot" it.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06

E. w. TRACY has been appointed BY
Wells, Fargo & Co. their travelling Agent
for this State. They could not have ap,
pointed better man. Mr.. Tracy has
resided in this city for the last year, and
''as won many friends among our citi.
Gems. T. F. Tracy has taken his place IT,
The Office here. 'TheO." ia an old favorilc
md will administer the Affairs Of the Ex.
press 10 the satisfaction Of the public o.
well - 10 chs pVo0t Of his employers.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06

TEE NAroNtL WAGON ROAD GUIDE. We
are indebted to Chas P. Jackson. of FL Dora
do, for N copy Of a new publication bearing the
sabove title. It is neat little book of 1860 pa.
ges. from the pen Of W. Wadsworth. late Of
this city. enibeIliShed with numerous wood
cuts and containing much information Of great
value to persons crossing the plains, and the
perusal of which willprOve hig' ly entertainine
to those who have "seeu the elephant" So
for as our knowledge goes, tits emineu,ly cor
rect in its tables Of distances and other points
IT importance.