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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-23

THE JoHN MARsHALI.-This vessel was solo AZ
auction on Monday last for $2625. Including her
effects, the total sum realized was S3023. The sum
which the vessel brought is extremely low. as she Is
in good condition for any voyage. Al. Cartwrighf'
ESQ, was the purchaser. She is to be laid on as a
regular packet between this port and San Francisco.
n Rev. A. O. Forbes will preach next Saooafn'
18th inst, in the Fort Street Church. at ii O'Clock,
A. NJ, and at Il P. NJ. This community is cordially
invited to attend. -
THANKs.-Capts. Law and Wilcox, Wells Fargo &
Co, Capt. James Gray and F. L. Hanks, Esq, will
ACCEPT our thanks for late favors.
q The Strangers Friend Society will meet TINS
evening at Mrs. A. Bishops in Nuuanu Valley.
DEATH OF Ma. r. CLoUsToN.-By the arrival OF the
clipper ship Hest Wind from San Francisco, Sept z,
we receive the sad intelligence of the death OF another
of our worthy, well known and highly respected resi-
dents, Mr.. r. Clouston, agent for the Hudson 8 bay
Company in Honolulu. Mr.. Clouston left here In the
Fanny Major on the 9th Of August last. and after a
short sickness of four days expired on board on the
fifth day out from this port, and was buried at sea.
Mr.. C. was a native Of romness, Orkney Islands,
and about SO years old. For many years a resident
here. he had endeared himself through those sterling
qualities which characterize the upright mind, the
kind heart and the gentlemanly deportment-Poiy-
nesian.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-23
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Up to the latest dates received from San Francisco sept -
~ observe no change worth noting from our last quotations.
supplies Of all kinds Of merchandise appear abundant, and sales
ar only effected at low figures
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-23
LATEST DATES. received n, this once,
ship.' Mails.

FoR SAY FRAScIsco-Flying Dart win probably be the first
@-el-to sail early in October.
va vrcTosIa-Per Kate Foster this morning
Sr KoxA-per kinoole, to-day
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-23

To ARnIvE-Brigantine John Dunlap sailed from
San Francisco Sept. 1, in company with three clip
pers. She may be looked for when her small stores
are exhausted The Syren. Mountain Ware and
Young Greek from Boston. .dierdnder from New
London, Harriet and Jessie from New Bedford, Por-
teHa from Liverpool, briggs Har6urg and Tsutona
from Bremen, are all due and may be in any day,
bringing in all some soon tons Of merchandise.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-23
Letter from Port Townsend.

Honolulu, Sept. 20, 1858.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-23

CHRISTIAN, TO the new Dorado. lie ad'sc
steamship Great Eastern, the Leviathau,
to ply as n passenger and freight vess
Panama Isthmus along the Mexican css
Francisco, and thence to Vancouver lsiar
he asserts she could easily be locked at POI
coast.
An important debate took place in TIE
Commons on 10Th July, on the subjectofts
OF the Hudson Bay Company's charter
buck moved that the charter ought net bs
ed; that the legal validity of the exclus
claimed by the Company under their chsnr
at once to be determined by process Of law
80 much OF the territory hitherto held by u
as may be needed for the purpose OF 9
ought. without delay to be resumed by ne
ment. He asserted that he had in view tt
up in British North America of great Eng
of settlement from the Atlantic to the Paes
which would act as a colonial counterpois
mense and "overshadowing'' natiorsi
power Of the United States. The Cabinet
assumed, in some measure, the anne tone
wer Lytt.n stating that il was the desire o.
eminent to make powerful military and "a"
at Vancouver Island, aud to own and conn
mercial :" viaduct'' from the Atlantic 70 ~
into which the immense trade of China
Eastern countries would fall. The nv
Company's charter will not be renewed y
Of the Rocky Mountains.
VfsIT OF VICTORIA 10 CHERBoURG-lr
TIoNs AND HARB0n.-Queen Victoria %.
the invitation Of Louis Napoleon to be pre-
opening and dedication Of the new forf'n
harhor or the great French naval port Of
in the English Channel. Both the Frenc
lish press we're much occupied with dis'y
subject The order OF ceremonies was thus
0uoon Vs~to~s> lin ~--s-> - CherD1
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
The Sd day OF July, A. ID. 1855,
SherlMSa Sale.

DY virtue Of Execution, issUsd out Of the Clerks
ID Once Of tho Hon. District Court tor AmAdOr Coun-
ty on Judgment rendered the 18th day Of April A.
D. 1884, in favor Of George o. Perry aud CharlcH II.
Kurcayne and against Charles winters and David C.
rattcc for the Of Nnetesa Hundred 9lOO Dollars
with intcrest thereon at the rate Of pcr cent per
month from the frat day Of January A. ID. S together
with tho aMm OF sixty One sol00 DOaTS, costs Of suit
aud accruinE COSTS have levied upon and will expose
to Public Sale at the Court House in the City Of pla
esrvlllr, on the 49,
Sd Day of July, A. D, 1858,
At ten O'Clock A. M, ali the right, title, i1tercat and
claim Of the said Charles Winters aud David c. Paltse
Of In and to the following described property lying and
being in Mud Syringe TOSnsAip FL Dorado County aud
State Of California; to wit certain Tract Of Land,
known winters PAttCe's RAnch,' on 'Bg Canon.
about fourth ef mile below Spanish Comp, and
containing about 100 Acres Of Land, - Acres Of which
enclosed by fepce: Also, the Frame House, stable,
Large Water Wheel Eums and - oaid Ranch.
Also, TwOs evCnths Of Quartz Lode, on Sald Ranch,
claimed and owned by lAd wintrEs, PateO, DanlotSer
et ALL togckher with all other improvements tAareoa
belonging thereto. Also, certain WAFER utta GMAwH
a. "WintsTs PAttee's Ditch, commeneiAgN worth .
Ranch, on French Greek, aud running % Hungry H0-
low, with all the Reservoir, hraDaA OtehssV -, T.
gCtheT with the improvements thereon.
SHERIFF. Oaacs, flac0rvills. May eanA, A, .. ysoo.
sAsrlG Of Fl ppsaAa Co, Ok
tl0,Sl ByL. y. AOkklRA OaehAy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

CIRcvs.-Wc learn with pleasure that our
lid friend II. c. Lee, as generous as he is en-.
tcrprising, of the New National Circus, con-
tinues to meet with such fotcring encourage
ment as he journeys North with his excellent
company. We learn through private source
that the business Of the company has been
continually good,-and on few occasions, the
receipts even exceeded those of this place
His company will be in Oroville one day next
week, from whence it will proceed, stopping
at all the intermediate towns, to Yrcka, at
which place he expects to be on tho glorious
Fourth" He expects to return in time to be
at the State Fair to be held in Marysvillc some
time in August next, where he contemplatcs
erecting an extensive pavilion, suitable for
the presentation of all the most approved Hip
podromic and other equestrian performances.
All who know him wish him success.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

DY virtue Of en- order efBals Istdsk ~ iftkac zAs
ID Once Of the llOg. DlssEtst csN0 Sftke 40 -
cial District In and f6f II Doraag CeeasE 10 49,
Inent rendered on the lvtA day 81 Mufa - ~ ~ =
favor Of Herman Soronbey4eF, ptalat4, - ns
Moses Warren, Bepiamin p. Waugh - 1aoaNE a.
SteAd, Defendants, for the sum Of Tive Th~nSmf Iwo
Hundred aud Three b0-lO0 nollaSs With Aaaa1ua 80.
at the rate Of one and oae-haH ser oaae. n1gUh,
from the 18th day Of May, a. o. leA teRsahsg gAaA
Of Forty Dollars, costs Of suit ana aeeRuing s
have levied upon and win pose % Public ea @ tie
Court House In the City Of rlassEvills,
OM the 2lsG Day Of JWAss A. u. 1885,
Al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, I'll the right, tlles lsasssAal
claim the said Noses Warren, Beplamin =. Vnna -
Joseph Olmsead, had on the 10th day u Apgn - -
AZ any time thereafter, Of IN asd % the fllsWing -
seriDcd morigaged property lying eAd heane q Usr
town Township, county Of n DOFads anA eSaao 81 co.
fornia 70 wit The saw mill sttuassa % p ~ ~ q G..
Co. Canal known - the Clipper saw mth teaseAaR
with ono certain piece or parcel Of land situated aa
two miles north east from 0sorgstAwn, e she SaA AAo
ing from Georgetown 10 Works Ranch, ana keaaAsA
and described follows: beHining AZ tie NaeeA. sass
corner, stake about Sxty rods north ofthe UWae
Log Store the shove named rad, end seer ~ Cue.
per mill aud running west leo rods 70 stake aR Sf0
Conneas fence thence east l0O ro6S % sssSi IksSSS
north 100 rOds TO the place Of 6eg!nlee, esnaes -
acres more or less, togclhsE with The l@pguvesaaa
thereon consisting Of one r. ams House anA DazH.
SHERIFF. Once, Plaesrville, May 1oth, a. D. loeA
sheriff II n DoSado CoanVy, Ca.
ttsl BY ". J. nuAWRtL, UaAsS eAsEi9.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
SheriM90 9nIe,


RY virtue IF an sseepl!on Issued snt SttHs clsEeis
eal District, In and for Fl Dorado county, IooR.
Inent rendered the 18th day Of May, D. 1855. In
favor OF John Andrews and against William p. Scott A..
81. c. Denver, Z. N 0tTout and B. r. Hunt for the
Of two thousand two hundred and $500
9Y67 SS) dollars with interest thereon the rate Of
two per cent per NntA from the Oeh dag 0eRVyeN.
1888 together whit spm Of one hundred and
levied upon and win OKPyss 20 Public Sale AZ the Court
House, in the City Of PlAesyvill0,
On the 0sth Dsy % jesse a. D.. 1sBe,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ an me riRkt tfvie Interest and
clsim, Of the aAh VIVIAN r acctt, A. n O. nsASSV,
f. N, strout and B. T. Hunt Of ~ and 20 the following
dcsuribe6 property Huk ~ SAlN II sAe <oaAy " II
Ditch which "a: S6SSitsissc$ ~ as ctspsaAsicn x
Brady, BerdAn Co., which tAkCa lite waters out Of
the North Fork Of the North Fork Of the Costumes rv
err about w miles east Of DaUnd Springs also, that
constructed BY jones', FurpAA and which tAkes
its waters out Of the North Fork Of the Costumes Riv-
about milea below Sly Park Greek, Oaid DitOhcs
conveying water Diamond and Mod SpFngS and vicin.
tiles for mining and other purposes also, all the 6raa
cheS Numes, aqWeduct Aud reservoirs belonging the
same said property being under the and
control Of the Eureka Canal Co.
ALSO, Two Lots Of 0rnnhd en- Nah sflN@ a the vii.
lAgc Of Diamond Springs, adjoining The boomerang Sa-
loon the wcst formerly owned by George ThOAs
and the other by O. r. Patterson and both inclosed
by fence fronting about loo feet Main street
and running back to North street. Also Lot of Ground
on North street cast Of and adjoining lot belonging 10
SHERIFF. oiAcs, Piacsrvills, 9Ons 9Th, A, y. 1883.
Sheriff Of Fl Dorado Co., Cal,
ttSl BY W. J. BuRwHLL, Under Sheriff.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

pT virtue Of sn Order ef SAN, fsAssssH's
D once Of the Hon. District Court Of the llth yudk-
cial District, In aud Isr Fl Dorado County % lAa.
mcnt rendered on the 18th day Of Nay a. D, 49, u
favor VI Herman sorhbeTVeT PlaintiG ana aganse No
sss Warren, Defendant ter the sun Of Nine Huaagsd
and Seventy Two 1slOo DOlaSS, pstnsipal 1sa, WiaA
interes. thereon - ne rate Of I'VE pr Gs.t.
Of Thirty t0.l00 DolaFs, ecsea e e.e 81
acrruing costs, have levied upon and WIN eapas =
public SALE atths Court Aouse In the City e Ravlnb
On tlAs S1st Day 81 Juns, 4. n Aeee,
A. 10 o'cIoek 4; NJ y The sigA., s!els. iaA,a -
TO the following described mog.gased p.spessZ btaU
and being IN 0eeFgetoN1 TewnsAlp, Ce1ney e - oSe
do and State Of CalbFnia, u VIII An SAas 49, -
parcel Of land about two and half ndl9a nogS1e e
Georgetown, the road leading fFOn sAi1 VIE -
Works Ranch, and bounded and essettbse = ASwe .
Beginning at stake about 70 rods nOa 9. nsoansgaO
Store the said stake being the north sast Oosa "a
running west 100 rude to nak trve, blasea tkeDss
south 100 rods 10 Staks John conssss' 6ssss -
thence east 100 rod: to :tAks and tAsnee HsstA -
rods TO the place Of beginning together with the ea
MIN known a. the "CuPpsr Saw Min, /" ard ~ saAss
improvements thereon.
3. B00A2DUo.
SheSi9 ee n DoeaAo Co, CHl.s
ttsl BY W. ]. 1uAwBLL, UA4sH eAsgtG.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

Rotten SrEANERs.-T San Francisco Bul
Ittin dcnounces j, unmcasured terms the
use Of the steamer Commodore, (thc old bro
ken down Brother JOnGthdn,) by the Pacific
Mail Steamship Co, in transporting passcn.
gers TO Frazer river. The vessel was pro.
nounccd short time since, by the Ship
wright's and Calker's COMMITTEES Of Invcsti.
cation, as unfit for service. This "hcartlcss
monopoly" is reaping rich harvest off of the
Frazer river excitement, and doubtless it has
employed letter writer's to magnify the rich.
nest and extent Of tie new diggings. All its
old worthless, condemned steamers will be
placed on the line, regardless Of their rotten
condition. In their haste TO reach the mines
men will not carefully examine the vessels on
which they may take passage. Be on your
guard, miners, if you do not wish ogo down
at sea-"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
Certificate.

The undersigned DESTROYS OF acqunting those who may
be unfortunate enough to he similarly afflicted, where
permanent -cef Of their sueTgs may be obtained feels
his duty to thus publicly express his most sincere graft
tude to Dr. L. j. CInpkny for the permanent recovery Of
his health. Horne down by the Distressing symptoms in.
cdent to the vicious practice Of uncomfortable passion In
youth depressed In body and mind, unable to perform
even the trihng duty imposed on the daily
lions Of life sought tile advice Of many physicians who
at nrst regarded my disease Of trhng
Of their treatment found 10 my unuerabc horror that
instead Of relief the symptoms became alarming Ia
their torture aud, ling told by one that my disease
being principally confined 10 the brain, medicines would
be Of little despAired Of rcganing my
health, strength and energy; and ~ lHh resort aud
with but falnt hore, called upon Dr. CSapkay WHO. AZ
ter examining my ease, prescribed med cine which
my hsSd discouraged by s result resolved to place
myself Immediately under is and by strict ObGdi
ence all his directions and advice my head became
clear ideas collected. the constant pnn IN my back
and RronO the weakness OF limbs the reaction
Of my whole body the sghtvst alarm cxcitemvnt
the misan,hropy and evil fvrVhVdingS the and
OF confidence In others the incApabiy to study and
want Of resolution; the fGhful, exciting, and At nes
peasuFAbie dreams At night followed by involuntary dis
charges have all Disappeared and IN fact IN two months
amer having consulted the Doctor, felt II inspired by
llie-that life which, hut short time ago,
tcnIplatei to end by my own hand.
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling Into
the snarss Of incompetent quacks deem II my duty
offer this testimony 10 the merit and xii Oi Dr. CZApkay
and recommend him TO all who may stand In need Of
medical advice, being assured BY my experience,
that under Ills care, radical aud ncrnnnen cure
will be effected. H. y. FILLMORE.
state Of California county Of San
and 70 before mo- this 18th day OF AprA. lhS6
(Sgncd) J0uS MDplwfoN, IT'S
Notary Public,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
Tribute to Merited Worth.

The IngrN,ite Of man TO his fellow Is oen met
with In life that testimonials prompted by the finer feelings
Of hv heart In the lfO Of thosc who sacrifice
their best days in phlanhropc devotion to the alienation
Of the ills OF fral mortality EmprcIsm Hoods the columns
Of Our pFess with fraudulent and fictitious letters singing
peAns to the worth Of their eguscal chArHtansn.
Below append letter from worthy who, brief
period Since seemed destined TO Shuttle I'd this mortal
coll !" who looked forward to his dissolution with that
pleasure which only those weighed down by heavy hand
Of disease can. Contrary TO hope, the ability Of sklful
physician has restored Lin TO his former health Relieved
from his terrible situation, and mpcllcd by gratitude, he
statement Is authenticated by Notary Public The de.
mands Of society mpcriouSy command liz publicity, and
Il 10 given more to the unwary than to sound the
praises Of physician Of whom VI like
be cited:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

mr. L. j. CZAPKAY returns his sincere thanks to his
II merous patients for their patrohHse and would take
this opportunity u remind them that he continues 10
tnues consult ut his Institute for the ~ all forms Of
PrvHte DisesSes such syphilis, GonorrlA, Nocturnal
Emissions and all the consequences Of sClfAbusC. IT.
the first stages Of Syphlitlc GOnOrea Diseases, he
guarantees n in few days. without Inconvenience "
the patient. hndrance 10 his business. When pa
tent BY neglect improper treatment has developed the
secondary symptoms Of Syphilis such buboes, palm
full dwellings the RrDiS, ulcers In the throat
which not checked destroy the soft parts and the
bonesto mory separate and come away leaving the Auf
fcreT object hdeOuS to behold or when botches or
plnplcs break out upon the skim when lie has painful
swcllngs upon the bones when Ills constitution IL ujur.
ed to predspUse 10 consumption Oth"r constitution.
al Diseases the Doctor guarantees cure or asks
pensation.
In Rheumatism chronic acute; In Dysenicry DAr
ra, he has safe and enectal remedies For the treatment
Of the consequences Of scabuSe, such nocturnal es
ions midy headache. pains in the back and
limbs, with general weakness loss Of appetite loss Of
Dry injury to the sight, restlessncss confusion Of ideas
dllikU for society," and feeling Of WEAKNESS Of life with
the system cxcIAbe that slight noises shock
startle the patient making his existence miserable For
the above mnladca the Doctor will guarantee cure or
AJAX compensation lie can nc consulted free OF charge
and invites all to call will cost them nothing, and may
be much to their advantage
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

DIT ylEtuyys
D o. oG:s q Hs - 4 r +. - 80 q
msnt FsRdsEsd % "a Ia N1V kNa3s'
hvOF Of A. r. MkHeNtNs klzIEI - n|I
dsrsoD, A. .. MssslN 1t8t g - -
DeGsndants, for the sn@ e Mina ~ ~
oT-lO0 DSsliFs, via lnSlsssB e1I
per cent per heath, a. ~ 1444.4
ty:IATs; Oe-Ieo Dc!ass, ss,Na ~ MI
l4th Day 81 Jnna, ANs
A.! =: 10 ,S S,lc 81, A. 4: e y
istS day Of DsssSS.I, 4: D. 90. = . - =.
:r; ;.' to to VI; Sili Al AZ i sSss M
knOw1 e The "Nsw - - 1.
enc mile North fFOH thS Vtllsss e 0s -
String 2avlne, together Wits he ssMeg AaE1l1
sSiIdiSs.. InPicv.a:sI., - - .
'i'iiss SS.:. : fs:.s w = s i 49,
9AsEl9 Il " pHeAS o.. O., -
llOtS1 ByMsJ. BguWuz1, u6GSR 49,
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sU111oN1.'

STATE c1.S OF S94E1IIpS s2.1s s:;;::
The People Of tina state Of Caliassaia, 10 nAy1lA
eAfLEs, oFsstingt
Vou are hereby sums.ONsd to aPVses e:A.s u.ua
i my oGlee In Mountain Township, e. tho - az
Of June, A. u. 1885, a. O'clock A. ~. e sAsw eaase, o
any you can, Why Judement should nes - yeAAo5e1
against you, In cause entitled, Gee. Deshs14 - \.
idingeT, ~. y. hewsn and Davies saylea lstsA -.
fore me ON the Eth day Of May, looo, wAsm 1mAmeue
rendered against the saa 4. RlAIngee ~ Ano-
dred and nine aud lSloo dollars and esSSs Wa
jude@ent viii bs rendered against yea u oeGae2toa
with the said A. Ridinger, for said Soaue m 0sea
and Samages ifyoU hI 70 appear END answeE.
Given under may hand this second day Il JuRs T. y.
1855. SAMUEL u. 00nDA1O.
JuBsts eftkN Rwaeos
THE proper a@devt having tAs day bssA - lpuy
Il o0ee - AuthoEiss The is6uanee ofun @Aes -
eaten o. Ne aeoVe es@@eae; tAespAse u = es4ss
that the said sumuone Be Puhlshed II tie MoUm1Aeb
DRAvcRAT, publlShed ~ PlAesrville, 10 aelA eot
fseea Juns 5, ieae 70 June 18th, losb, tnsia1ss,
which Lac! msnaensA day ssEvisS q OusA sneas -
Be deemed complete.
Given under ny Aana tAs sAA day 4 ysas, .. ~
SAMUEL = o00DA1D. 81.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

LABOR IN VAM.-Tho attempt Of Gen. Al
len and few other broken down politicians,
to organize California party" Tho people
are Thoroughly disguised with humbugs, and
are not again to be caught by the pledges Of
new parties A late experiment has satisfied
them that to the Democracy alone is it safe
tocOntide the honor and interest Of our State.
General Allen is an ''Old coon," and has out.
lived his day. New parties arc neither fash.
ionablc nor popular
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
lnfavorablc to Frazer river.

GARnorIxc.-G. w. Buck, Of Georgetown,
in this county, was gnrrotcd in San Francisco
on the 9Th inst, and robbed Of 8l5 in cash,
two silk handkcrchicfs and his hat He was
unable to describe to the Police the locality
where the operation was performed The
Police arrested II. W. Wright, and found up.
on him two handkerchief, which Buck rec.
ognized as the ones he lost. Wright was sent
to the Court of Sessions.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

The BARBERs.-It is understood, says the
Bulletin, that the BARRIERS who open their
shops on Sunday morning, and close by 10 A.
NJ, will not be prosecuted for violation Of the
Sunday Law. It appears to be admitted that
the law Is too strict in some respects; and,
among Others upon the BARRIERS It il said,
on good authority, that no warrants will he
issued in such cases. Public opinion, too, Is
in favor of this arrangement.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

REsIGNED.--Wc learn, says the MarysvilIe
Express. that Col. w. w. Gift has forwarded
to Washin ton his resignation as Register in
the Land Office at San Francisco. It is prob.
able that the next mail will bring out tho mp.
pointmcnt Of his successor, as tho resignation
was forwarded some weeks since. Col G.
has filed the position very crcditably, and
few public men have more warm friends in
our State than tho old friend of Gen. jackson.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

A CARD.-Prompted by an honest desire Of my heart,
N wish to lay before the public which deserves
high concentration, not only Us an act OF scientific skill,
but Of humanity. also. About Two years ago, suddenly
and from causes unknown to seiEd with 1T II
epilepsy, which, owing my inability TO meet the
consequent upon u ihorough medical treatment aud the
encouragement which met with on attempting u soon
such then led to bclevr) ~ to defy the
skill Uf physician. was frequently, while In pursuit VI
my calling thrown down the ground Without the slight.
est warning and although inaensble to the agonies yet
despaed the mserleS Of e and learned to look
upon those who would render Assistance shelter
from danger enemies who sought to proOnR the misery
ofny existence. While Ia this state, and having previous
to my aGcton tasted the sweets Of life
induced 70 attempt seeking aid OF physician, and by re-
commend alton called on pr H. J. CGapkay. told him
my circumstances and my Inability to reward him for his
services regardless Of which, however, he ut under
touk my case, and with the blessing Of God was once
restored perfect health Enable to reward him for
the boon which enjoy 1T preaentAnd yet conscious al
my Indebtedness consider II due to myself and to a
afcted to make the public, In order that thosc In
need Of medical advice may hnd physician In whom
cry confidence can be placed. -
H. 81 MEYER YABIONSKY.
State Of California County Of San Francisco as Sub
scrbed and sworn to before this ISl day Of August
A. D. 1855. GILBERT 4. GRANT,
ISL Notary Public.