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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11

GscaGE wHTE having fitted up an additional suite 81
rooms at his old stand 10 connection with Messs Woeds
and MIchaes experienced artists Ia prepared 70 take pho
Geographic other pictures In the best style Of the art
The apartments Of these gentlemen admirably fitted ~
and suppled With every appliance Of theIr art.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11

A DISTINGUISHED IxMlGRAXr or VlsIToR-Privstc
correspondence informs US. says the Shasta RepUb-
Honn that Hon. r. J. Walker, formerly SecTetnry
of the Treasury and late Governor Of ksusaa. will
soon visit Uur State. il lie probable he will make
California HE future home. Such distinguished
citizens should be welcomed.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11

CHARLEY BARNES has Just received very heavy
stock Of groceries, crOckerv, etc. which he selling
as cheap His stock Of nice things ID not ex
celied in the mountains.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11

RICE TAILINos--We are informed that the frat
washing Of the gravel from the tunnels ct Smith
Fiat, saves little more than One-third OF the gold
Consequently, the miners there make more from
washing tailiDgs than any other kind Of Dirt
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11
TELEGRAPHIC.
YarDAv. Dec. 10Th, 4 O'Clock ?. =.

TEIU1Ns IVII1
large pack train arrived here yesterday from the
Walkers RVer DiggihEA They report % men At the dig
Rass averaging four and hve dollars day to the hand
Several parties 81 Immigrants have recently passed
through here their way 10 California.
Nj Dodge IR6IaB Agent has gone 70 Honey Lake Val
NV meet the venerable Chief winnemucker, and his
tribe, 10 distribute presents &c. lie lately met $40 II
tits in couRciI ut the sink of Carson.
The route 10 Salt lake found 10 be $50 miles
shcreE tan the old and leaves The much dreaded
Goose cTeek Mountains 10 the north. The next mail
coach will come the route.
The late bdsd these valleys, and snow fell
ia the depth Of inches Tuesday night ihe coolest
ever experienced in this valey-so says that venerable
Individual, "the oldest inhabitanI"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11

FIREXEN's -ELEcroS.-The election last Monday
Department Of this place. excited unusual interest
James TurnbulI, Of Neptune w. 2, WAS elected
Chief Engineer. without opposition, and John viii
Its Of Hope Hook and Ladder, First assistant, and
John Christian, Of Confidence, No. Second Assist
Art
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11

HAMS, ct the Plaza corDeF, has received gene
raj assortment of goods foF the holidays. Among
other things, be 6as beautiful ANNALS, gift books
and toy books. See advertisement
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11
Editors Certificate.
A Cure by O1ygenatea BG,ssrs.


BrALISesoA, w.. Rov. -, 1854.
GENTLEAsS fsuGered fOV about yesP Pre- Vi0us ass
spring, from arrangement Of the aeoa Of the AeaFs
which like most others SIMILARLY aicted suppressed 10 b
an organic disease and having the Oxy0estS6 ~
Srs highly recommended for 10 such cases 1prOeaVsG
and used u single bottle, with entire success
The disagree bic symptoms spt edily dSarpsaEe6 and
have never had any recurrence Of them.
Being really Of opinion that this medicine 10 Of unSgss
tonable value for Dyspepsia lin which oPsasn
am happy To know that agree With many intelligent ply
sciansJ have no hesitation tn Permitting tAb eeFtAeae
to used in way that will pUUAD@se ito more general
use. T. A. gTANSBURY,
EdheT At the Burlington Courier
Seth W. FOwe Co.. 1So Washington st, BoosOn. Pre-
prietUFs. Snid by their HEents evcFywheTe.
Sold by Henry johnson Co, Wholesale Druggists, ~;
Washington street, Ssn Francisco sole agents ses the D.
cIhc coast
PETIT CHOATE snd R. WHITE. Agents Isr F4sssr'
VILE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11

Ma CHARLES sAcRIDER, Of the II Dorado Stage has
kanks for numerous favnra. lie regularly makes tive
trips day between this place and n Dorado ~ way Of
Diamond Spring.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11

SocAL BALL-Mr. W. j. Miles will give 4 social hall In
hs new house at Missouri A. Friday evening next
We safely promise ell who attend, hearty welcome
and pleasant evening
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11

EKUs in the forepart Of next week. will hs Scre
end Workshop into Carrs building few doors above bic
present stand, on Main street.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11

TorS-.M Steiuharg. next door to- ArviLson .
iewelry store, has large stock Of toys.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11


kH-Th" NuulSr'u success o. pT H0aistSr's eelsAFa.
ted and A'"I STOMACH BITTEHS. fr"m the ums Of
IT. introduction 10 the public lie mss
esi up'iiI over .ny eiLsr pFeIAtAtSL Of be hind
e',r Ahuf4cturrd Its AetUn On the Yss'Vs eFRAaS
q III" most pleasing Character, removing eli
n,"rbi;y and wing the sy S'und and he Ahy tsns.
In o. p!'p~p.a loss OF appetite. general mental o.
rhA.'r. ~eaLue. s operation AsnrAeIsl indeed;
Of the drfuI that have ksxn snAsF
nedeA Treatment have brrn enusly cured ~ the gree
agent, As tonic Hossurf. Di;erS NEST dslleA,fs
especially btfore meals
sid by all Drurx Gtvces and ISsls GhroUghOu the
United S:aisN
CAUTION The genuine Put W In fuIl'Iuart BEETLES
with the Dr HOssrusrS Stomach busrs." bsWD
the glass ard also samIed the cap covering he
cork Vs. -. Autograph ~ iIOSTETTER . SAITH"
o. TIL Label We give this eaaIsn In ssdeT that pr
may n" he deceived h, any Of the
terieus and limitations IN markst
PARk WHITE,
Sells Agents i"V the PAsIAe esssa.
~. Vac. nK"u ppositr the Market San FraAsiscs.
rLtIlr tEuA1E, F1aesr>inr. AR'nts fer u DsrsdS
County.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11
Administrator Notice.

a IL persons having claims delta, demands arainS,
n tn. estate Of WALTER ". REYNOLDS deceased,
are hereby notified eShhit them with the NECESSARY
vouchers 10 the undersigned Administrator at tie law
on - Of W. u Brumheld ESQ N "DorS ~ llock Main
P,Aeervic VI UorAd" County California Nhin ten
months frnn and after the ate of this notice. such
elaine de bs Ahd dema ndA ~ Lc forcvrr barr ed hy tAW
ClIAS. y ABBOT. P,h'c Administrator
and Administrator 81 the bAtr Of Walter W Reynolds,
deceased.
PlaeerviIe, December llth, 1855. -6w
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11

MERRITT d BAOLAM, iN5 street. are our
authorised Agents for sacramento.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11
NOTICE.
DIR. w. e. JERVET,.

DIR. w. e. JERVET,.
u z NTAL SURoE n.
M Takes this method Of Informing We
citlzens Of FaCeFvihe and vclnty, thar
UIfY he intends making ProGessiOnal TeSE
..- AAO Of this and the surrounding Oountles. ana
will necessarily be absent Weeks noss ha eeeEe
any work done will please call Immediately.
DRs JERVEY WILL VISIT
r. FL DORADO, on the 9th Of DecemsePs-0@es - ~
Oriental Hotel.
KELSEY on the 18th OF D 'cembes-oAcs a. GAs UnIoa'
DIAMOND SPRINGS, IN the l0tA 81 DeesmbsF.-OAes
at the Washington Hotel and
INDIAN DIGGINGS, on the 6th e. January "a
Those desiring his Professional Services will please eaA
the days above mentioned, his saaH W HsesssaEV
~ REFERENCE "a
r. CHAMBaLIN, d. D., H. ". A. Woar1EN, H. y.
l. 6. TITUS NJ D. o. hARvgV, u. D.,
A. CLARK, nj. D., Roar WHTs, DFug9is,
PETTY CnOATs, Druggists.
EW-shouId there be FIVE or persons ct any enS
locality who desire his services they can ava themselves
OF the same by addressing hin Q hna % that erect.
F1acervlle, November 2ihS ia
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11

J. e. KERLEY h SuthcriseA to receive moneys
due this once.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11
CALL AND SETTLE.

CALL AND SETTLE.
VTNIE subscriber having closed out his establish To
MeMfS HANS 3 NUT'TI cord sly FFT0mhirHdS Fhose
gentlemen to HE old friends and patrons every way
Worthv Of confidence. lie would also. call upon all per
indebted to him to forward and pay up prCr 10
tile Let dAv Of January next that daV all unpaid
countA will be placed In the hands II otcer Tor coee
ton Persons having drmands agans, tr are requested
70 pr~Asnt the same Tor PAYMENT NTTN0u! dsIsy-
ARE. GRAHRNHEtM Ia aut: oriled TO receive and re
ceipt for moneys due inc, as heretofore.
' s-'--- r------~- !. kI.INE.
PfacsTvIic, December llth. 1874 Nv
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-11

II has been perfectly amusing " see The manner
10 which the news was received Of the triumph 81
Stephea A. Douglas in Illinois, by the several par
ties in CalifOrnia. The Black Republicans having
Landed Judge Douglas TO The skies, in compliance
with their Isst summers slIiance, smiled ct the
news, just - 9 man does who. by chance, happens
" Hit in stae Of nndliy block Of ice, " as on"
will smile when imagining himself Posscssrd a q
fortune, he wakes up some tine morning and finds
himself bankrupt 10 their heaFtsihcy hate Doug
las and inwnrdly blessed hin, with deep. but
not loud. They hoped and prayed in the dark that
Lincoln would defeat him, Is bis election would
have a two-fDld eLd. 1t would have slaughtered
anpihilated the most powerful enemy their party
has, and they would not feel the effect Of having
used him and his nams in our recent State contest
One had reason We've. provided he did not know
the hypocrisy. the Implicitly Of these sable gentle
men, that they would. after having spattered Mr..
Douglas all summer With faIsorne sdnIation meet
an mdsse and sing hoaa6Mabs receipt Of his vico
~ in Illinois Bu, they wattSd>N6xiousy to hear Of
bis defeat, which did not cOme. and IL course they
find themselves in very unpleasant predicament.
How can they, next summer or at any time hSrcaf
ter raise their voices in condemnation. after so
much praise and ~ many stirring appeals in hiA
favorH
The Droderiekites, however. went into hysseEics-
Douglas election they bad SesN tUOrti"S for. What
boots it il California did Sostain PresiAeRt Buchan
an a. AgainSt Broderisk allied with che Black Re-
publicans,-is not their aim attained by the election
oG Douglas iu Illinois! II was YvinGpIs they were
cOntendug for. nothing else, Of course not; and
popular Sovereignty had thus been violated,
what did they care GOri
Now, it strikes the richest joke Of the season,
to sec how they make Douglas play second fiddle "a
very small violin, BY the way,) to their great Mo-
0u1 RFodcFick
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-21
4S9ien1toa. oen gesenaber 1855.

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gen., talteu GaeIdlplIsnen Dem Wunc, ben 9rC'
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81, uuD lpren9en biuter iba 9er 5uul llier ees
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gen @eta!t, Dem h6nen, bon 5H8en0, 0elnno.
belt rnO 6rilts ltrabtenoen gln8etAt, ten'w1t
den, leiAt ewegllden 3tgem, BEN 9rpBen 6lau'
ell au9en, aus peneu 10 ptel S1pirnerel uno
bpelie leudten,l cen lldelubeu purpurroiben
2lppen, Gas lit NleranDer, Der Staiee rcn 0iuB,
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nom uno Ger @jtaf Gtepeu F!oeE teta Weicise.
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ten tie nit tbrem @)efclBe Rte rel63s1AniiiGteu
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bNpft freuri8 unD lebsnspOu Our4 uNlere
4oern 6ttepe! 6risce!
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05

The Dtmocrcic Adrocafe relates an incident
which occurred in Lewiston Me-, this week. A
young man who had been boarding at one Of the first
hotels In that town since the middle Of April,
discovered on Sunday last 10 be = woman. She had
occupied room with Mr.. Ward, who came TO
Lewiston with her. The landlord OF the house let
the parties or upon their promising TO separate from
each other; but ON Tuesday 10 was found that they
were cOhab.ing together in the town of Greene An
officer was despatched TO the places tire parties were
arrested, tried before Justice, bound over and for
want Of Tail committed 30 the Jail in Auburn. At the
examinationi IL was proved that Ward was q married
man and the father of family.
The New Haven Nsscs oi the I'd inst. says
young lady OF this city, by tire name of Higgins Of
respectable connections, who had desire 10 see the
sights Of New FORK had Der hair cut aud trimmed
and dressed herself yesterday In male attire, and
went 70 West Haven 10 take the cars for Gotham
where, in company with some Of her companions
she hoped 10 enjoy the glorious Fourth. Her father
was Informed however, of her intentions, and ar.
rived at tire depot just she stepping on board
Of the train, and prevented her from carrying out
her plans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05

certain pamphlets, in the early stages OF the move
ment had more vastly extensive circulation. me
newspapers devoted to the subject are as Tar as we
have their names, are
The Spiritual Telegraph, New York; weekly
Spi,ifuGl Universe Cleveland, Ohio, weekly.
The Spiritual Age Boston, weekly.
Spiritual Messenger, Oncipoaa, Ohio, weekly
Northwestern Excelsior, Waukeegsn, H., wsekye Ira
Porter and c smith, editors and proprR or. Com
menced November, 1855, and stll continues
Spiritual Clarion, Auburn, N. X.
The Weekly Monitor, Conneaut, OHIO.
Journal dc Lame monthly Doc'sur H@singer, Geneva,
Switzerland
Ei Syirstuclissa monthly, cars'V, venezlela, South
America
Le Spyituoliste de Ia NoGpe or .saas, monthly New
Orleans.
me PRINCIPLE New York week ~.
The Vanguard, Day ton, ONO
The Yorkshire (Eoglandl Spu ttudt ftlogrcpA
Practical Christian. ssekly, HopedAle, Mass.
Herald Of Light, New York
This elimination is pres ented in the HEEnsD as
one of the features OF tbe time and for tine special
consideration OF that pc tion Of thirty thousand
clergymen whose duty it should be to meet this
threatening seditlon In their precincts before
wasting precious time upon the barren ana DANCE
tois province of pol tics. 1t would seem that the
matter is not unknown to them for during their late
visit to New York extraordinary number OF
spiitualst publications were disposed OF. 1t is well
worth their attention. before it becomes too Late ia
see how far the religion Of sleepy churches, the
Protestant Loyalty to the scriptures, the religion OF
revelation hes been undermined by the spirtu
.alist religion of revoution-the red republican pro
ject of making every man his own evangelist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05

MANU- CTURIEG SE%TIsTrCs.-Mr. joseph c. q,
Kennedy has been appointed by the Secretary Of the
Interior, under act Of the last Congress 20 pre-.
pare statistics Of manufactures from the returns Of
the last or seventh census at salary Of 81 500 Der
aDIaBl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05

The sales Of spiritualist books and publications
would seem 20 corroborate this estimate. II the
movement Of the Protestant reformation was the
result Of the printing Of the Scriptures the American
revolutionary religion is still more mphatically
press for the pulpit and the household for the cathe
dral More than hundred periodicals have been
started for ito diffusion 81 which some fifteen are
IN operation. Over one hundred distinct publica-
tions on the subject are on the book catalogues
which are set down for as much demand a. The new
religious books Of any other sect usually average
Judge Edm0nd's book has had sale Of lO 900 CO.
pies, those 81 DAVIS. ~ which there are ten have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

INrORThNT 70 TRAvErLsps-TRA BE
ioe stsrtg shcnid purchase Appleton AlbN ~ NJ
sraAN FANfGArfOE GUIDE l,c,me'ns hroueh roul-s
With neps lime 81 departure ~ railroads. seamr, and
stesraooata NUMEROUS rnaps A.. Price cents Tor sac
by "a e agers and bovs ihe ~Aors
n sPPLRTOE n 90 PrblSsers
at6 and fN Brcs3way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
HOTELS.

OARS Ho~EL DEs rTRkvGEFs NO vrvrEvvE
street, near the Bxchanse, the principal theatres
Bon levsrds END the Palsls koyal-M G(RA v the
honor 10 uf1rm travellers for Fran.e That he
renovated bs boel and IL prepared modse guests
With afro ard small ros At from two franco 70 SIX francs
bogr excellent table dbote baths and CARRIAGES are A.
iaoht1 10 the hotel The teeg sph occs being rus'ed IN
The foie travellers have the greatest faculty correspond
ING Will heir families and oaers French and foreign Jour
malls. hngish anc German DO not confound tb.s
roel with any Of those small establishments bearing he
name.
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FINE ARTS.

A prAur1FUL COLLECTION or VALUABLE OIL
n gsriines fur saie chnap pay advances Teee paint
ne VII bs M Tor ihsn haif their vslue Can end zee
nm &. Ii FQRT A co, No Sc Broadway,
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Weekly Report of Deaths
In The city county Of New York. from the 10th day Of
June TO the Sd day Of July, 1855.
Zen, zoe; women, 90; boys, l4a; gr6, l3-Tota, AT
Acute 1902; children, ceS; males, 2f2 females, 206;
colored persons, H.
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THE TURF.


T'BE LADIES NATIONAL EQuBarRfAN CoNvKN :
i ton,
To be held At the Union course, I. l..
September B. 1868
The Of This festival which I'm
signed TO bring into competition the most dsng 1sbed and
era efu Of female amateur equestrans
The magnificent 70 be AWARDED occasion
VIII De exposed Tor The Inspection Of The pubc the
ng places In New YORK magnificent piano
purchased and worth FIVE hundred dollars BE-
presented 10 the fair competitor shall erhbi
csson The greatest sk dexery grace In the management
Of the horse be wed the orscs
Waters 3 Broadway The silver pitcher and pair
OF gobes q superior workmanship, syo 70 be
Judged the splendid gold
and cnameled hdy waish with diamonds over
$40 Intended fer he third premium,
Of their manufacturers, Ball Black Co. 2G Broadway
Lsoies from every peri Of the Union Invited
ccmpeton for hcse truly valuable awards upon
receipt Of their address TIE will return
post circulars fully ssug the objects 81 this
the terms upon wheh TIE awards 70 be rendered Adj
erees THOMAS THOaP. Manager, Isl Beecker street.
York.
TTN1OR COURSE, L. L-TROTTISg.-rUESpAY JULY
Msh r. msicn for ~ go. mile hezis bes.
Eve, 20 II. Woodruff r. n.
W. Peabody names r. g. Captain Henry.
SHAW WHITE, Propriesora
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INTELLrsHNCx VFNYCNs.

n7fpGx yuMByR or WOMEN LYo GIRLS WANT.
a. cd daily, In Gvd situations now eefy, 5000 varss
N DRY oounrr for families hlsorsve
raj stRns v~ntei Inquire at large nstate Aad
howe fx domes' Ca, l33 llth st cornei OF On Az
a III, pAMrIRs WANTING GOOD SERVANTS 1Mwv
dister can obtain them nj the large institute ahd
sore for nescs ~ lib e corner ,eh Az TITS sStsn
hom> has abundance Of civil cepsoe help' 70 sut Al
ConSucss,i BY respectable American lady.
r,IwyyTFs ApD HOTELS IN WANT OF coon no.
resic fem.s bop, will swsys re- s1od ss,,cqn q
Herman. Engl@h, Scotch and lrsh, AZ NORRIS CObNtNt
A &c ,P 4l4 broadway DsY cOachmen gardeners, farm
sra ynd Lahore rs this fhe branch Office, l3 Liberty
se~sot Terms moderate.