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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-19

nN nrK8 6AaotNf.
The camp has had ils day o. song;
Tho sword, the bayonet, The plume.
Have crowded ont Of rhyme too long
The plow, ths anvil and the looml
OF not upon our tsnted aelds
Are freedoms heroes bred alone;
The training Of the workshop yield,
More heroes true than war has known.
who drives the boil, who shapes the steel.
May with heart ps valiant stnits
Ashe who sees foeman reel
In blood before his blow Of might
The skin that conqusrs space and time.
That eraees life, that lightcns toll,
Nay spring from courage more sublime
Than that which makes realm spoil
Let labor then look up and see
His craft no path Of honor lacks;
The soldiers title yet shall be
Les, honored than the woodman's axe;
lie. art his own appointment prize,
Nor deem that gold or outward light
Can compensate the worth that lies
10 tastes that breed their own delight.
Aud may the time draw nearer stll,
When man this sacred truth shall heed,
That from the thought and from the win
Must all that raises man proceed;
Though pride may hold our calling low,
For us shall duty make II good;
+. And we from truth to truth shall go,
TIL life and death are understood
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-19

so, drafts and surveys for Mills Of every description
ID Warehouses and other establishments using
a. .ra. NJ
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-19

HAIR OIL.-Take equal parts pure olive
oil (sweet oily and cold-pressed castor oil,
and to each pint of the mixture add one
fourth pint brandy, and the same of cologne.
l have used this recipe for years and prefer
it to any other.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-24
READ AND REFLECT.
DIR. C. n. Toxer's Card to the Afflicted.


QUICK cmrra amt L"c Prizes dtAs Old eAfdRished ocO
GA stre'f Lef'rteH j. ami 4. sfrttts
nR TOZEI returns his thanki to his pAaaa0O
~ for their patronage, and would ehraOr thIa OpaSta
nifty To remind them that he continues consult these
fcuit uf ych have banei the skin ofs
Of the rriCTHte physicians Of the age. snAt
upon which lac has hsTtr fHed to perform FtPdtcaE
DIR. TnErr'r reputation Physician stands uAeqasIeA
His exclusive attention tU diseases Of the Fene-HEiaaEy
for many renders him perfectly master u
syphillc diseases.
The large number Of aggravated cases that be kas pr.
fecy cured after they have been given By ohsr'
10 the only prOf that physician requires 81 his a6llIy
Dr. Tcser Sou state that he can cure any ana ~ easeS
O varieties OF the disease, matter hOW long standing
shat progress the disease has made every paIivnt
u uPon .
N. ToErr has, is well known. takea patients ltsa Ne
very verge OF the grave and restored them TO perfect
health He would further state that he decnp sueIehC
to attract the attention at those Who might hed the oeV
vices Of physician In all eases, bus particularly tAosS
enumerated IN the advertisement. expecting they WOald
test merits PraeisneT. and the Trsuh ~ ny PFafs
tIce has been thus FAR satisfactory Patiehts end ~
self Nor do deem 1t necessary % all columns q the
newspapers With fusO'ne em'Tc and hoHbase adveTsr
ments protesting my ability heal all Srases essh 70 heiS
to- Tor to d" that mustl~ something more An MAJ hut -
other diseases, 10 understand that Om hong exPerrDee
| am fully competent I" treat them successfully.
My regard fer the dignity ~ the medieval profession 10
which have the honor belong drters nom coaat
ting act SaVoFinE Of rank quackeTy and regard tSg
"sn dignity you'll prevent ny placing myscf on = pAR
With 'uacks and hOriruns veI'rTs II the present are
offer ITO fraudulent genuine certificates ~ pu Of ~
superior qualifications as practitioner; neither -
hut m~rry HSk those who diseased Ia TrA the datT
cut Advertisements relating I" the o rriVHte disrasrs,
and judge for themselves uhrr, I" apply foT rrlef ny
r"onns are - arranged that h consulted in pSSVar1
~ all hours 81 tia day T"n "cSvk In IhCsaoIne ustS
: in Nhe evening.
" Pcrs"ns with Chronic DsTrh0o, Dyseh'eFy LOeaI
Weakness Nervous Drbly Low Epiriis lassline. Neak
ness 4" the Ilns and iCk disp-iIiOR, loes SfArSsyy
Avvrsi"n :" S'"i'iy. Lave Of sslhadr Tmiiiy eE1Ds
trNis Dizziness Headache. rAis In the dr. AGhete0 s
thr EycH PhlCp tht Pace Srxual and Other isArallas
IN Mln, Sc viii hnd nInriaHI consult u. e. a. IO-
Ecr ut his once, 9TH street bvtuc,n aud SaeraneAls.
Z. %. TOEkR, y. D
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-24

Constable's Sale.

Y virtue Of execution issued out Of Justice Hen
ID ~ MAysnbaWm's Court, Of Kelsey tOwnarip, cOun.
~ Of Fl Dorado and State Of California to directed
In favor Of Dunn Co., Plaintiffs and against Johr
Kelley, Defendant, have seiIed and shall expose fol
sale at public vendue, at 10 O'Clock A. VI.
On the 10Th Day ~ J0!y, 4. ID. 1889,
In front Of Dunn Co.'S store at Rich Fiat in Kelsey
township, in said County, ali the right title and inter
est Of the said John Keeey In and 70 the following de-
scrbed property to wits One House and Lot lying and
being situated opposite Dunn Cos store, at Rich
Flat In Kelsey Township FL Dorado cOunty, and known
one situated COnS Rsvine and the other on French
RavineI both about three quarters Of . mile south
west Of Rich Flat, In said township and county, and
Water Ditch commencing near the town Of Kelsey ia
said township and running to said COn's RaVine and
Ditch.
1883. JAMES III HiiGIiES
[l6tsl Constable in and for aaid Tow ns him
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-24
DR. CHARLES Il. TOZERss.
Private Medical Card.

CTRANGERS visiting Sacramento viii remember that DR.
= TOZERS lNfIkMARi IL on 9Th st. between and 4
streets, sacramento.
The great and many radical cures made By Dr.
TOzer since his commencement in this city, WhCh h0n-
dreds testify, induces him to inform those acVed
whany private complaints, REGENT CnRUEIC, VIII
well and thoroughly cured will he to their inferred
and welfare to call him. WO for the last twenty nvo
years has given his entire attention 10 Private COmIa.s
ait of diseases Of private nature, ana
chronic, such syphilis Secondary and Consliu,aAaI
affections, UnoTrE0a and Seminal WeakneSs, Glerl ana
Structures and all diseases Of the gvneratve and urDapV
organs both in male and female, such psns uor
Abus, lIysteria, &c.
Patients he assured that their complaints viii not
tampered WITH but treated upon strictly scientific prne
pies. Private Complaints cradicated In few dAyB; new
cases cured In IA short time, without mercury.
lie he consulted his once at all times Ol the day.
from in the morning until In the evening". All In anIe.
ton find la him who and sympathlse With
beend them when in troublesome In whose services
the utmost confidence eau he placed Come al Who are
afflicted and trouble, and be relieved and cured
Apartments privately arranged 50 IS to preclude the
, possibility Of exposure.
Letters enclosing u" will receive prompt attention With
best advice and instruction. II. TOZER, ". D.,
9Th street, between J and 4.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-24
Mechanics Lien Notice.

William Cline and George Giahrd. Plaintiffs. William
Mexican. Defendant-In the District Court Of the 18th
Judicial District.
WHEKEAS, tic above named Plaintiffs have this day
w commenced suit In said Court against aaid Defend
ant to JudgmeOt for Three Hundred Forty Eight
and IL Dollars aud interest and costs. and for de
II foreclosure and sale ~ certain property upon
which Is PLAINTIFF Claim " Mechanics Lien, to Wh "A
certain Wooden building built aud occupied fnr 4
Dwelling House for the said vii iah Mexican, standing
and being Aitnated In the Immediate vicinity Of Grizzly
Flat county and State Aforesaid. At the western end IL
said and about two three hundred yards west III
the Scho" house In said town, and known the New
Dwelling House" Of said Mexican.
Therefore account Of the premises aforesaid all per-
sons holding claiming Liens the property above de.
scribc under and by virtue Of Act entitled IAN Act
for securing Liens to Mechanics and others. passed April
10Th, 1850. and Act to amend said Act 'asscd April
22nd lNN hereby notified 10 b. and appear In SAID
Court Monday, the 10th day ~ August. A. ID. l,> At
the hour 81 IN O'Clock A. " ~ that day, at the Court
House in Pacrrvie. exhibit then and there the pfOof
their said Liens and hereof fail not your Liens not
exhibited aud proved will he deemed waived.
Witness my hand aud seal II said Court AFFIXED, at
Il. S. Once III Placervlle hiA LIST dav Of July, A. D.
ISIS. A. ID. WALDKUN,
Tuns. II. IIEwEs, PIGs' Atty -ll6.:tl Clerk
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s q N n o N 8 .


STATE OF CALIFORNIA, In the District Court Of the
County Of II Dorado. lllh Judicial District:
CorIIatA SInOOms, Pig, W. George EIssA"Hs,
Defendant.
Action brought In the District Cont ~ the 18th Judicial
District aud the Complaint fled in the County Of n bora
do In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of said District Court in and
for SAID County and Stnte
Tie People Of the State Of California, SESD GEEETNG-
To GEOR1E sIMONs
XVOC hereby required appear In action hrof
against you by the above named Plantin. In the bis
rict Court ~ the ith Judicial District In ard hr the
County Of VI Dorado, and 10 the complaint Hl,d
therein Il copy ~ which nccnmfa mics this sun nI"hAt
within days texcusivr ~ the day u HrTVic~l after te
pervice you Of this SNnim"ns-if served within ihs
county served out Of hi. county hut within this Judi
ciA District. within twenty day. II served "nt IL said
District tcn within forty days Judgment 10y default
will he taken against you.
The said actinn il brought to obtain \ decree ~ divorce
from the bonds ~ maruUny heretofore existing hetw
you and Plaintiff and for 81 act "n Plaintiff har.
geS Willful dr,crt Aud II you fail Ia appear Hi"l
the sad complaint a'"vr r''rrt. III, sad Pain
tn will take Judgment against "r sad relief ard costs.
according To the prayer ~ said complaint.
Given under my hand With the s"si of'Saii C"ri
H. Shx,L "cr III the city 81 PiAcrrVr this l'th
day III June. IN the year Of our Lord onr thousand
eight hundred and hfiy-right.
A. u. WALDR0N, Clerk.
TRO~. IT, HEWEa I1'GH ATTY. 1jnnri? Sui
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-24
HEAD AND REFLECr.

I'm. CHARLES TuZER'S CARD To TIiE AFFLICTED
az CAl.lfORNIN In apTwsAching any eoaFSa-
~ih r inquirer >iOi'd always he careful I" pa'igy ht
self u" si' Ir, -nd distinctly what the subject n
inquiry i"--lI' AlIl, and D,ssTs,S.
II uc cat Lru aI liz IT, I'M ads CHAR cOheepllsA -
the s'a'e a.: H. % .hall have no dirulty In NAApN-
standing -! NJ SsS meant Nv Di&Ase RuaheNsa& tUur
not AhOv" the ~ 'l - - 81 gAtioh - ~ iusa0 ho
"" have ai''''''T a'fS> n"irs VII ~ tn ihN hshB
you in sn, plain that yea szsnaa ~ mAtakRn Anf
vii know Wl,'rU To- sp,S Tor rvlirG
Use The NOri ''seas. generally md before SPaak -
the sigs - ILr'- "r seasc. will he proper 10 take
IcneTnl vh~ "f pi"ns When perpnR tFesbaeA -
afflicted with lis, Which ACAknfaa e IT,
hark and Ind =. lee t- h. al. limnrss II saAi Isso
at muscular l"u'T la iis',n ~ tin ',ult, inisAh
t-rvoishcss - sII'si h u ne deeGltR nm
t"i-' ~ t"T- 81 l"llt stst"a:> II ecnsunPAioa. anA
nrnv others Wh; tt,~r N,iA,as-l than rns pa
er, and I.,i.rr Nvo Al or surgical Ai.lanrr IL Wus.AA
tS N'n Tor t''m = inquire II hr = physician WkO h.
competent 10 atit 'ti,. and he The ap~
c"i' ~ ,'tl aud Nl"~r uL1r Attain. urnlath In
I~"'s-"n a'd Wh>- -1,~-Npee Su,itIA hin ~
N"nt t"'hhti'r C"I-H'"rnE il - ILneA ~. ChaA ~
TIr hh' t"r''' :" 'n'Em hat afflicted. AdvsV-
i-"g Ia" I'ac" al business stating that he has bsBA
''>sf.l pratt fer over =! ytsrs, and has
Attended and Cured HundradEk,
When they have ,c rid hy other isyc~soa anE
have hv,n pro-" anc'L li them past TvOlrVy\ TrgeGOOe
Yea may t'iy upon hi in Wh"n ssSfrsy aud he
uni''si$'hh irh'r may In l'ince'i.
DR. q u. would invite all that afflicted toean 60
him. ahd h. does administer fOS thSm thesV IN ~
u" charge mHc lat NJ iAlHe d,tCACy WsVSht -
Apply ini' at'lS and y"uT>el tr~ai The Asa@1lAn
""h-c'l""ue, Which f,LOv IASoe vS n<AGa - ~
tr.Nr attendance.
N"lrre h"''l. lvt~"'n aud .irrr's liz ro.mS
arrAmErd that the pCctcr he consulted vNAoaa Oks
T. ar ~ ui"!, -iMtun
" ohte hours, from In the morning until In ne
evening CHAS u. TIZER. y. D.,
6'l street. bvtN cen J aud \, Sacrahsena0.
January LIT, ISI>.-[ul
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-24


The You've Mans COURsE saw him frst
at social party. He took bat . single glass
Of wine, and that in compliance vita the ~.
quest Ofa young lady With whom be oOnvsEsed
saw him next when be supposed be was
unseen, taking glass to satisfy The slight do
sire formed by his social indulgence. He
thought there was no danger.
saw him again with those Of his own agc,
meeting at night. TO spend . short time In
convivial pleasure. He SAid Il was Only limo
cent amusement
met him next late in the evening, in the
street. unable to reach home assisted him
thither. He looked ashamed when We next
met
saw him next reeling in the street A
confused stare was on bis cOuntenance, and
words Of blasphemy on his tongue. Shame
was gonel
saw him yet once more He was pale,
cold, motionless, and was carried BY his friends
to his last resting-place. In the small pro-
Cession that followed every head was cast
down, and seemed to shake with uncommon
anguish.
His fathers gray hairs were going to the
grave in sorrow. His mother wept to think
that she had ever given birth 10 such child.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-24
Petition in Insolvency.

OTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County o. " lie.
~ rA1o-In III. County CcIu III and for aid County
GEORGE H. ATkINStI\ ". MS CREDITORS
In the matter 81 the Petition III GT"rge H. Atkinson,
Insalvcnt Debtor:
~ the Court afrcsa Eutice j. hereby given AL t
creditors Of tAd InssItnt GtmIu d. ALIn-Un Ia liz and
APPEAR before the Court a'trh"!, ia "it t"tt NJ Tie
Court Iou-- IL the cry NJ larrTv liz. Monday t 9Th
day o S-pri her 4 H. ,s nj the hnur al :, "rnek 4.
NJ. II that day. T." slow II any they can vi ih
PRAYER II saId lnH.I E.u' uut b. granted Rn
assignment Of his estate be na", and s he discharged
from his debts and liabilities in pursuance IL the Statute
In such made and provided. Aud In the il
10 ordered That all Judicial proceeding. against said lii.
solvent lie stay'd.
- Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
thereto afhN"d, Mt OH .r IN the (Ty u Placer
' vile. this >th day If July. \ u. ISIS.
A. u WALDHON Clerk.
Wallace 1 Rayie. Au'ys Er Petitioner lis"3Wl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-24
Petition in Insolvency

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County Of FL Dorado.
In the County Court In and for said county-GeorEs
W. COddingtOn vs.. His Creditors.
TN the matter Of petition Of George W. COddngtOn
an lnsOlvent Debtor.
Pursuant to a order Of the Hon. James Johnson
Judge Of the Court Aforesaid notice 10 hereby given
all the Creditors Of the said InsOlvent George W. Cod
dingtcn, to be and appear before the Court Aforesaid
open Court at the Court house Of said county, In the
City Of PaceTville the 9Th day Of September A. D.
1883, at the hOmr Of 10 O'Clock, A. to show II
any they why the prayer Of Said IHsolven should
not be granted, and assignment Of his Estate be made
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities In
PuEsunce Ofthe 6tauteG In auch made and provided
and In the meantime 10 ordered that all Judicial pro-
eeedings against said InSOlyent Be stAyed.
- Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
II 81 hereto ahxed at once In the City PaesHVie,
this 18th day Of July. A. d. 1859.
AID. WALDRON, Clerk.
1hnna> II !j,w>, Nty. fr Petitioner. tl8.5wl
y MARX LEvNoN,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-24


"Ettle by little" q the aoOrn- saidt
A Il slowly sank In its NOISY bed,
l am improving every day,
Hidden deep In the earth away"
Little by little each day Il grew;
Little by little IL slipped the dew;
Downward Il sent out thPeed-likO root;
Up IN the air sprung tiny shoot
Day after day, and year AFTER year,
Little By little the leaves appear
And the slender branches spread far and wide
Till the mighty oh is the forests pride.
Far down in the depths Of the daTk blue sea,
An insect train work ccaselessly;
Otain by grain. they are building well,
Zach one alone in its little cell.
Moment BY moment, and day BY day,
Never stopping TO work or 70 play.
Rock upon rock they are rearing high,
Till the top looks ont on the sunny sky;
The gentle wind and the balmy air
1htle by little bring verdure there;
Till the summer snnbcams gaily smile
On the birds and flowers Of the coral isle.
Little by little" said thoughtfdl boy,
Moment BY moment, I'll well employ,
nearning little every day,
And not spending all my time IN pay.
And still this rule in my hand shall dwell,
Whatever do, Ill do il well.
Little by little I'll learn to know
The treasured wisdom Of long ago;
And one Of these days, perhaps, we'll see
Tllat the world will be the better for me-"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-24
CHARITY.

When you meet with one suspected
OF some secret deed Of shame,
And for this by all rejected
As thing Of evil name;
GtIaTd thine every tick and aetiOB.
Speak no word Of heaFtless blame,
For the slanderer's vile detfaetiOn
Yet may soil thy gOOdly name.
When you meet with one pursuing
Ways the lost have entered IN,
Working out his own unasine-
With his recklessness and sin;
Think, IL placed in HE condition.
Would Q kind word be In vainf
Or . lOeasof cold suspicion
Win thee back 70 truth again?
There are spots that bear no AOwees.
Not because the soil 10 bed.
Bat the summers genial shOwsET
Never make their blossoms glad;
Better have an act that's kindIy
Treated sometimes with disdain,
Than by judging Other0 blindlyr
doom the innocent 70 pain.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-24
Certificate.

The undersigned DESTROYS Of acqualnng those who may
be unfortunate enough to be similarly afflicted, where
relief Of their suHerngs may be obtained feels
his duty to thus publicly his most sincere graft
tude 70 Dr. L. CEapkay for the permanent recovery Of
hs hsah Borne down by the addressing symptoms in
cdent the vicious practice Of uncomfortable passion In
youth; depressed In body and mind, unable 70 perform
the most tri1ng duty imposed the daily
lions Of e sought the advice Of many physicians who
arst regarded my disease OF tFing mpOrtance-but,
alas amer few weeks and In several instances months,
Of their treatment found to my unuerabe horror, that
their torture; and, being told BY that my disease,
being principally confined to the brain, medicines would
be Of little consequence despaired Of ever regainng my
health, strength and energy and last resort and
with but faint hope, called upon DR.. CEapkay, Who at
ter examining my prescribed some medicine which
almost Instantly relieved me ~ the duii pHn and dizziness
my head Encouraged by this result resolved to place
myself Immediately under hs care, and by strict O6e
ence all his directions and advice. my head became
clear ideas collected. the constant pain in back
and Rrons the weakness Of limbs the reaction
Of nv whole body on the slightest alarm excitement
the misAnhr0py and evil forebodngs the selfstTust and
want Of confidence In others the incapaby to study and
want Of resolution the frghful, exciting, and at times
pleasurAbc dreams at nlgh followed By involuntary dis
charges have all Disappeared and In fact In two months
after having consulted the Doctor, felt IL inspired by
q new le-thnt life which, but short time ago, con.
temPlated to end by MY own hand.
With view guard the unfortunate from falling into
the Of incompetent quHcks, deem II my duty to
offer this testimony the merit and skill OF Dr. Csapkay,
and recommend him to all who may stand In need Of
medical advice being assured by my own experience,
that under his care radical and permanent cure
vii be effected. d. =. FILLMORE.
eate Of California; county Of San
(signed) JOHH MIDDLETON, tL-e
Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-24
Petition in insolvency.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of u DOFAdo.-In the
- County Court la aud for said CONFECTIONERY II.
Petition Of George II. MITCHELL an Insolvent Debtor.
Pursuant to order Of the Hon. James Johnson Judge
Of the Court Aforesaid notice Il hereby given to all he
creditors 81 said Insovent, George H. MITCHELL to be aud
appear before the Court afoTed 10 open Court, At the
Court House Of said County In the City Of HacervIe,
O'Clock A. 81 that day, TO show cause any they
why the prayer Of said 1nGolVent should not be granted
and assignment OF his estate he made, and he be die
charged from his debts and liabilities In pursuance Of the
Statutes Ia such mnde and provided. And, In the.
meantime. It IL ordered THAT Ml judicial rrOreedinKz
against said lnsolyent be stayed.
WitnrNs my haid and the seal Of said Court hereto
Ills axcd at once the City Of l1acerve, this 9Th
day Of June, A. D. ISIS
AID WALDRON, Clerk,
SAndcrson 1 Newell, Attorneys for PrtIiOusr.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-24
Constable's Sale.

DY virtue Of Execution directed. issued out Of
the Justices Court Of W. q. Davis, Justice Of the
Peace in and for Paccrvie Township, County Of III do.
RADIO and State Of California upon Judgment rendered
thrTein the l1th day Of June A. ISIS, In favor oil
William fs, and against s. L. Magec LuciuS a Seymour
II. ". A. Wurthen aud H. O. MurEotten. for the OIL
Two Hundred Dollars, debt Ninety Six Dollars, interest
and Twenty-Five 75.l0d Dollars Of suit together
with accrung c0sts-I have levied upon and seized and
will expose for sale at public auction to the bidder
on the Plaza Of the City Of Placerville,
On the 27th Day Of July, A. D. 1853,
At the hour Of o'clock p NJ all the right, title aud In
eres OF the above named defendants in and 70 the fol
lowing described property, lying and being In the tOWA
ship Of raccrvle county AMI State aforesaid to Wit:
Lot ~ Ground Of H. W. A. Worthen, with all the i'm
provemens thereon, located the South side Of Main
OF the City Of Pacervile, In the OF Dr. WOrthcni
Drug Store and known "COndeeS Livery StAbe; also
Of House and Lat located In the OF said Stable
walds Store and below the canal; also. Of n.
Murgotcn, the house and lot occupied by Dr. u. W
A. WOrthen as Drug Store; and house and lot located
at the mouth Of Log Cabin Ravine the north side
HanRtOwn Creek, and the West SIDE Of Bedford Ave
immediately after crossing the bridge said Greek
Given under my hand this 18th day u June. A. D. 1858
[6ISl J. D. VAN EATON, Constable.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-24
Congtabla's Sale.

RY Virtue Of execution 70 me directed Issued out oil
ID the Justices Court Of J. r. Goddard Justice OF The
Peace In and for Mountain Township, County n Dorado
State o. California, upon lugment rendered therein on
the 18th day Of june, A. D. 1883 In veF Of L. H. Fuller
and against Charles fompkns os the OF One Hundred
and Sxty.one 16O0 Dollars deh and thirty dollar
costs Of suit together viii aoerunR costs have levied
and seised and vii expose for ae 81 public aactIon
to the highest bidder, Ia Gritty ylAt on
The 3OtA Aay e JUIy, AID. 1855,
Al the hour Of O'Clock, p ~ az he right title and In.
ing described property, lying and being in the TownShp
81 Mountain, County and State Aforesaid tO-WIt One
wooden building together with the lot which said build.
tain Exchange on the south BY Main street. GrExy Pnt
on the west BY the eson Of T. D. Thomas on the north
By the Ipt belonging y watson
GveI under my hand tliis 9Th day Of July A. D. 1855
DANIEL BRANTHOvER, Constable.