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Anthony and Cleopatra.
By wM. n. LITTLE.

- -. - ~--<S-
s't - +-i' F..
'.I am dyiag, Egypt, dying."-sHAx.
am dying, Egypt, dying,
Ebbs the crimson life tide fast, u
And the dark, Plutonian shadows
Gather on the evening blast,
Let thine arm, oh Queen, support me,
- Hush thy sobs, and bow thine ear,
Hearken to the great heart secrets,
Thou, and thou alone, must hear.
Though my SCARED and veteran legions
Bear their eagles high no more,
And my wrecked and scattered galleys
Strew dark Actium's fatal shore,
f@ Though no glittering guards surround me
Prompt to do their masters will,
I must perish like q Roman,
Die thegreat triumvir still.
Let not CRsar's servile minions
Mock the lion thus laid low;
Twas no foeman's hand that slew him,
Twas his own that struck the blow
2 Hear then, piHowed on thy bosom,
: Ere his star fades quite away,
Him who. drunk with thy caresses,
Madly hung world away
Should the base plebeian rabble
Dare assail my fame at Rome,
Where the noble spouse, Octavia,
Weeps within her widowed home,
Seek him. say the Gods have told me,
Affairs, augurs, circling wings,
That her blood with mine commingled,
Yet shall mount the throne of Kings.
And for thee, star-eyed Egyptian!
Glorious Sorceress of the Nile,
Light the path to Stygian horrors
With the splendors of thy smile,
Give the Caesar crowns and arches,
Let his brow the laurel twine,
can scorn the Senate''s triumphs.
Triumphing in love like thine
I am dying, Egypt, dying;
Hark the insulting foernan's cry,
They are coming-quick, my falehion!
Let me front them ere die.
2 All no more amid the battle
Shall my heart exulting swell,
Isis and Osiris guard thee,
Cleopatral Rome el-farewell.
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whether she ever would come round
again, was forced 20 kill her after all.
When we were thus enabled to exam
inc at leisure that horrible battlefield,
he drew my attention to some remnants
of a coet in which the gray color was
stili to be distinguished.
eHe has had his reward p said the
old man, though it costs me dear
Better than all those majors was my
poorsold Princess Royal -sssa:.a Z
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Trials and Txibula tions of Candi.
5s date for Office. .ssezs p,


The following '.journsf of defeated
candidate" We commend to the considl
Grafton of those gentlemen who are de-
sirous of serving; their country. We
think there are some people in this re-
gion who will End it not altogether q
fancy sketch. It has been published
before. but is good enough to read
again: ~ r. s@v -.
I9ls1rsday-Receized the nomination
for an Office. Surprised and indignant.
emonstrated with committee Was
told must place myself in the hands
of my friends, Eventually did so.
Erlday- immense poster on a brick
pile opposite house; my name in two
foot letters. Great anguish on the part
of my wife and family, who believe that
every off er in the city government, &C
aording tolaw, will be indicted and tried
me in the street, say there is rumor
about town that I am up for office,
rumor which ought to be contradicted.
Other friends offer ironieal congratula
ltions, and leave me in doubt whether
the Office is unfit for me, or for the
Office. Old gentleman says he won't
believe it.; for he knew my father, and
he was q very respectable man. So
Saturday-Man on the stoop of my
house with big whip and terrier. Broad
shouldered, slovenly person, with san
culinary eye. Come to advise me to
beware of class of rufians that go
around election times extorting money
from candidates. Offers his services to
tend the polls. Customary, he Gays, to
pay 10 advance. / refer hTm to my
committee. He whistles to his dog =
Engage bim at So, cash down. We part
with mutual expressions Of esteem
Going in fud six men smoking in my
parlor;; delegates from target excurJ
sion Customary, they say, for candi-
dates to give prizes on these occasions.
Refer them to my committee. Captain
very polite--tells me he will give me
time to think about it, and will come on
Sunday with the whole guard in,. to let
me see what fine looking set of fellows
they are. Result. $40 for theprize.
.Evening Excited persons call for
subscription for q banner. Man comes
with wooden leg--wants a rev ore
Three more bannermen. Clergymen for
a subscription to deserving charity
Seventeen men to attend the polls
More cripples. Delegation wants their
FIRE engine painted Man without arms
to post bills A woman with subscrip-
ton for coffin. Children all crying up
stairs. My wife in Mysteries General
terror and confusion. 55 fs
2 Midnight-Torchlight procession
kettle drums; serenade; make speech;
rotten egg hits me in the eye; general
fight; spanners, brickbats, clubs, ban
ners, torches and fists ses53s
Wednesday-Wake up defeated y
Tell my friends 1 don't care for myself,
but feel sorry for the city. My wife
goes home to her mother; the children
are sent whore they cannot be under my
iufiuence. No home-no friends--no
wife-no Meney--no Office.
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SEcoND CRoP OF APPLEsAND GRHxN
PEAs.-Tbe Fredrick (Md.l Cssssss re-
centlytnoticed the second blooming ofan
apple orchard on the premises Of Mr..
JOIN HAeAN, of the Mountaina House,
and says that some of the second crop Of
apples are nearly as large as partridge
eggs. The trees appear % be very full.
The Norfolk Herald states thai; fOr, sew
eral days past green peas have been
quite plentiful in market in that city 81
50 cents peek, a--ss 8
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ga clergyman having preached
several times in small town, in which
he had not once been invited to dinner,
said, in seriously exhorting his hearers
against being seduced by the prevalent
vices of the age, II have preached against
every vice but luxurious living, having
had no opportunity Of observing to what
extent it was carried on in this town"
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EEGoldsmith writes to johnson: !:
"whenever write anything for the
public I make a point to know nothing
about it. ="
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SafvELizATioN. = Wbithefsoessr We
go, We meet with the snivelsr. He
stops US at the corner Of the street 10
intrust Us with his opinion. He fears
the morals and intelligence of the peo.0
pie are destroyed BY the election Of soms
rogue to office. He tells Us, just bsforo
church, that the last sermon Of some
transcendentai preacher has given thss
death blow to religion, and that the
waves ofatheism and clouds Of pantheism
are to deluge and darken all the land. =
In time of general health he speaks o.
Ene pestiTenco That 10 70 %. 1ue-u
cannot be an hour too late, but he pratt
ties of railroad accidents and steamboat
disasters. He fears that his friend, who
was married yesterday viii be : bank
rupt in q year, and whimpers over the
trials he will then endure. He is ridden
with an eternal nigh mare, and emits an
eternal vail. Recklessness is bad
quality, and SO is blind and extravngans
hope; but neither is SO degrading AZ Ia
glorious and inactive despair. We Oh.
iect to the sniyeler because he presents
the anomaly of being Who has the
power of motion without possessing life.
His iusipid languor Is worse than tumid
strength. Better thss . man should
rest than whine The person who has
no bounding and buoyant feelings in
him, whose cheek never flushes at an an
ticipated good, whose blood never tin
giles and fires at the contemplation Of .
noble aim, who has no aspiration and no
great object in life, is only ft for the
hospital or the bandbox. Enterprise,
confidence, disposition 10 believe that
good can be done, and indispcsiticn %
believe that all good has been-thess
constitute important elements in the
character of every man who is Of use in
the world. We want no uaiIing and
whimperipg about the absence Of hap
piness, but a strong determination TO
abate misery II WziRpls S =
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DRfNC7S GRAHAM, Justice Of the Peace.
J Offce with John j. Jacobs. Attorney and
: ssoounseIor a Law, opposite the Bank.
: - Hs6Iand. Juue 16, 1858. 6m2
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., . w. b. HANCOCK,
AG ERCHANT TAILOR and deaier in Fur
N nishing Goods ,45 Superior street, under
ifheWeddell House Cleveland, Ohio 81
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Mprals, Htrfbunirs ib, Markets 6rnrrul gntplli

SHALL BE PRESERVED" ]"
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egEo0a Judicial 0mcers.
School Examiners

:. ~ :. .Sss s:ssHE HEsSsEfH: R2s'zRs: Ashland
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.TsHOMAS J. BULL, Attorney at Law. Lou
Il doaville, Ashland county, Ohio, will at
teed promptly to all business entrusted to his
care. Feb. 4. 1855. 34tf -
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La " = E X > .

FORM =. JACOBS. Attorney aud cour-
q sellor at Law, Ashland, Ohio. Office
one door East of Wasson 4 Sthbbs Shoe Store
April Q, 1883. - -. 44tf
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
SUMMONS.

STATE or CNIlrOE\IA, In Jn.tic''s Court. George
County ~ ~ Dorado. Ntuwn Township.
Tie People ofte state Of california. 7" CHARLIE CHM
GgiFTtNG
vOI' rr Hereby summoned 10 appear before at NV
nfh .. ia Grnrsrtnwn TnWu>hit II the County "I ~
Unraln Oh Nr SMITH DAY nf ARCH ST \ " l>''>, ~
n'rork \ VI toAi,wcr the complaint III VI. A. W'"'Slni
who sues Won To- recover N" 81 Ono lIrudrtl ni
Fifteen Dollars In" on Vr".Sni, not" drawn ~ IdN"r :"
L. u Mrtlan order, with r'l interest "n VI" sane lI"'
July .Ith $50 Also the II seventy .fnur POLAR
and Tlr'yttvc C"Lts, due on mote drawn III i't"r :"
Wnnd.ic and Parker. with iu''rr. the sam" from DE
rnl. .2ul 1~;i When ia lsiIttt VIII "' tik"i hvr'
Won for IN" sad a,p log. thar with the cost and DANA
&C.. Il ynu f,l IT, appear and answer.
10 ne >h.riH ar an" '""SfI'iS ~ sd" "
t;R,IriNf MAXI leg ard dur turn hereof
Given under N! hand thu ilnd day - Nay \ u I>'>
JAMES Iil;R.
Ju.tl.. 4 tlr Pence If Snid Tow lslIp.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
DIR. CHARLES 81. TOzRRs'
PriYatc Medical Card.

CTRANGERS visiting Sacramento Win REMEMBER thaa DR
y TONER'S lNFlRMARY ls on 6th o.. between and n
streets Sacramento.
The great success and many radical made b. Dr.
T,arr since his In this city, 70 which han.
r, ia can testify, induces him 20 inform tAoea eelSaaA
wthnuv private complaints, REcExT 0R cRROnc, and Win
n, m VIII and thoroughly cured Win be 70 theg Inaerest
and welfare to call him. WhOfOr the last twenty ave
year, has given his entire attention to Private co@pahts
and to all eases Of diseases Of private nature, aenae an6
chronic such ~ syphilis, Secondary and COnstutlona
alIni- CionOTrIHa and Semlnal weakness, Gleet aha
S;rcurs and all diseases 81 the EcnesatVe and urinary
organs uti In mute ind female, such - RVOlSPOaS HaSn
Ahu~, iy>ttTa, &c.
Patients ran he assured that their complaints viii noe
be- tempered with, hat treated upon strictly ucenhe pgnsl-
ul,r Private Complaints rradcated In few days; new
eases cured IN n sl.oFt time, without mercury.
lie eau consulted nj his once Mt all times Of the day.
from in the morning until In the evening. All IN aMSe.
tnn can find Ia him Who see and Sympahlse VIII
aud bccn them when In troube-One In WhOse services
The utmost confidence can be plsced. Come ell VIE ere
afflicted and IN trouble, and he relieved and cured.
Apartments privately Arranged 20 - 70 preclude The
pos shlity Of exposure.
Letter, enclosing AiU will receive prompt attention with
best advice and instruction. {. N. TOZRR, u. D.,
9Th street, betWeaa AAA e.
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COnStable'S Sale.

Y virtue of execution issued out of Justice Hen
ID ~ Maycnbaums uurt If Kelsey tow nship, coun-
~ "fJ FL Dorado aud STATE NJ arna IN directed
in favor Of Dunn Co., Plaintiffs, and against John
kcclcy, Defendant have seized and shall expose for
sale al public vcndur, at 10 O'Clock \. NJ.
On the Goth Day OF July. \. ID. 1853,
III front of Dunn Il Co.'S store Mt Rich Flat in Kelsey
township, III said County, all the right, title and inter
est Of the said John kcccy in and to the following
scrbcd property to wit: One House and Lot lying and
being situated opposite Dunn & Co.'S store, at Rich
Flat, in Kelsey lnwnshp FL Dorado county, and know
as kcrcy's Dwelling House. Also, Two Mining Claims,
RaNinc,-both about three quarters Of n mile south
west of Rich Flat, in said township and county, and
known the claims of McNCal, Kceicy X Co. Also, Il
Water Ditch commencing near the town of Kelsey in
said township and running 30 said Collins Ravinc ana
French Ka\inc, and known as McNcal, keclcy X Co.'S
Ditch.
lHiA, JAMES n III'I;IIES
Il6tsl Constable in and for said Township
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Mechanics Lien Notice.

ll;a'n Cn. a.! G,.rt" ! h.L u .Pt'ft,G. Y, '''
NK"an. l'-'', !nt Ia te p-ti.t '"lr' 81 H." III.
j .i., al l. -il.,t
N'IlEEEAS, ~: aims" nh'9'd Paint T. tv' ''.> Ia:
w C"Hn"ucri slt n >aii t"tI' a:aI = -" w. " tel
=" LIsDir', i"r Thrr, II irc torv 81
and !! lhi'hs hi i,'r' i ahI gusts "ni iva Il.
u: !! rrr"sG;r i; i al 81 ,"I'Li ir"l"r'l ri
witch j. Plhut H.. ,Am "f N"cl,H',s lI'r. :" VT -
Gotta M.',l,i hl!l;is hii' "a. 4 low "..a.i- i'r
pw IN: House FOR H. srid WI IAN Mrkran. stan Ll
and h~.l r situated ~ ~" iuu.l ~" N,niy ~ irHEA
Fiat roI':y AZ Stat" aforesaid. at The w"st' RI 'r Z"
sad in: AID ,,l,i tW" h... hupdi"h yards west :.
the ,,in! I,.-r SAIL town, and Known he ~ v
Dwelling II lu-c" vt >ah VI II an.
THEREFORE. account of the rrcascs a'or sail al per
hndin. claiming Liens the pT, Irriy above a..
srrbt,l, un!"r and by Virtue - an AT entitled An Ne
nr securing L'rn Ia NJ raL". hn t'l't>. pr%S'l Apr
18Th. lNhi and all Act To amend SAD t. passed Apr.
g2nd, l,;,> hereby n"t,frd Ia Lee a'h alar sab
tulr; 81 M"ndty. the 10Th day ~ August n H. l>'>. a
The huur IL - e I"k \ v ~ t',ai day, a. IA" C"nr
Io.-, in Iacervi. to tN'h then and Il the =, ""f 10
their sad Liens and hereof Ia nn; !uuT iriis not
exhibited aud proved, MI lac ii, ci.,,i waved.
Mtnrss my hand and I'D ~ said Court HfiNr,! a
Il. s. Oiicc il Platcryi!lc III, 1t day = Jay. 4 u
!>:S IT, WAlDEuN.
Tm,,s. II. llLwES Pl'ns' Atty - lG-:Hl ticrk.
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Carpets, Oil Cloths, Druggets,
Petition in Insolvency.

GtTAIE or CALIFOENIN. County - II Dorado In No
- Guurty { .,t ~ aId ~ sod t'uu N.-tikuItGk u
T., clifton Of tirorgc II Nj H. an lu-'H. ~ DEBTOR.
Pursuant 90. order 81 the lies" James J"hu."u. Ju,G,
th- Court aprt -jh. uutcc - Ia r. by gwen 10 AL '
creditor, Of s.h las Is eat. &c, II u i'h" /" b.
aIII !" i.,r y" count r"-a'i. ~ ol"H Court. ~ IT,
t"it Io4>, - sad C"Hhi! ~ IT. CT - f.r"r' He,
saturday liz an day oi August l>~. At t' hour - i
O'clock H. NJ ~ that ~. Ia slow rGs" II Aiy t'"v 'ar
WAY the r.i,r - >ah i's"iv,rt Should not b. -rap'd
aid .u,urt.t ~ is est L. b" made and hc be- Il 80
charged h. l.t:, ~ i 'ab '> ii If- .ri'" - he
Sia'H''> it, such "a i'nl" and r~"Vh"h. Ana Il; 'h'
i..'tIt' l" '.'-~.! . - -! a. '" =
against g. 4 In. -iy' ui he -t,v.d
WIN '-7'i ~ ~ TT' = sHt tnrirt frr"to
Us AFFIXED "iGe. 80 tl,.' " 81 rIc lirr tlu- .?l
it! nj Jr~. : iN.>
\ WALnEON. Clerk,
$ahI'rson Newell. Attorneys hr r,ti"l,"r.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
SUMMONS.

TATE OF CALIFORNIA In Justices Court, George
n Dorado County. town Township.
4 T. Gr1rc r- Niifon q. F1ir.-Thr People 81 the
State OF California, 10 MILTON q. FAlK, Greeting:
On1rr I'm (;corg, town Township ~ n Dnral" County
NJ, IN. SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, ISIS, at lh"Cluek ~ ~
IN answer the CON, LIANT ~ j. L. Grave. VII" sucs you 10
rrnv,y the sum " Onr Hundred D"lIrS due linn on
prn,rsnry Nnf executed by Won. together with legal r
90, frnn, The Nineteenth Day of June l>'I-wrm Jnig
ni.nt will he taken against you II you III" 10 appear "'
TofIe Ar,jFo' any CoHshtM ofE D"''t"" '"""|
GEIK1INC-NInLc legal ice ard hr" r,tun l'I'"''
''''' u"'''' ~ JAMES W'EE,
Justice of the Peace of said 'uNn-hl'.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
Certificate.

Tho Undersigned DESTROYS Of acGuanting those who may
he unfortunate enough 10 h. similarly afflicted, where \
permanent relief 81 their sirrngS may he obtained. feels
his duty tn thus publicly express his most sincere graft
tide To M L. j. CZapkay for the permanent recovery ~
his health. Borne down by the distressing symptoms i'll
ccn to the vicious practice a. uncomfortable passion In
youth depressed in body and mind. unable to perform
even the trng duty imposed on the daily avocu-
tions Of life sought the advice Of many physicians vii"
Mt frat regarded my disease Of trihnR imporancehut,
alas after few weeks, and in several instances months
Of their treatment found to my unuttcrabe horror that
instead IT relief the symptoms became alarming in
their torture; anil being told by one that my disease,
being prncipally confined the brain, medicines would
little consequence, despaircd OF ever rcgainng my
health strength and energy; and last resort. and
with hut faint hope called upon Dr. Czakay, Who al
ter examining my case prescribed some medicine which
in my heal Encouraged by this result resolved to place
myself Immediately under his care and 10y strict obcii.
erce all his directions and alXcc.ny head became
clear my ideas collected the constant pain in my back
aud grnins the weakness u limbs the nervous reaction
Of nv whole body on the slightest alarm excitement
the isnnl and evil nrCholnE+ the SrlfdSruSt and
want o confidence in others thr incapahy to study and
want cf resolution he fricul, exciting, and ~ times
plcasIrac dreams AT night, followed by involuntary dis
charges have all Iii apIcartd and IN ac i'll tw" months
after having consulted tlr Doctor, tlt rs II inspired by
n new lfc-that LIE WHICH hut short time ago, con-
tcinulacd To end by my own hand.
With u view I" guard the unfortunate from falling into
the sar,s If iur"tp,nt Iwacks, dr"m it MY duty To
or this testimony TO the merit AMI hll Of DR.. Czarkay
and recommend him To all who may stand in need OF
medical advice being assured by my experience
that once under his care, radical and permanent cure
will h. cncrcd. H. r. FILLMpRf"
and sworn ia before me- This 18th day ~ April D. 1Sj6
\ (signed) JoHS MlDpLrr"S, Isl
Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

AN ACCOMMODATE SPIRIT.-In q certain
New England parish, q difficulty arose abou
the location Of new meeting house, and thu
church was rent with the division. The pas
tor at length preached melting sermon on thu
subject Of union. and the congregation were
dissolved in tears. The next morning Deacon
Jones went over early to sec his opponent Dca
con Shaw, to make an earnest effort for peace
and the following ensued:
Deacon L-"DeacOn Shaw, I haven't slept
Q wink last highland I've come over to see
If we can't have peace on this subject Of the
meeting. house; we must settle the difficulty
Deacon Swell, I'm very happy to heal
you talk so, for to tell the truth always tho
you were little set in your ways"
Deacon J.-"Not at all-and as proof tina
am not, I've come this morning on purpose
to see you. Now, Deacon Shaw, we must set
tie the difficulty, and there is but one way tt
do it-you must give up, for l can't"
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A Tribute to Merited Worth.

. The incrau1r of to his fellow is :" oen met
with life that testimonials prompted by the finer feelings
Of the heart are in the life of those vii" sacrifice
their best days in pllnlhOpc devotion to the acvati"
II The Ma of ira;l mortality EnpciSm floods the columns
Of our prcs, with fraudulent aud fictitious letters singing
pirans the worth of their cgoii>ca claratanisr
llelnw append letter from worthy man who, bric
,riod since seemed destined tn 'shur on this mortal
coil who looked forward to his dissolution with that
rn sure which only those weighed down by the heavy hand
If disease can Contrary To hope. the ability Of ,kiIlfu
pivSician lag restored Tim his former ca Relieved
from his terrible situation, and iWpcll'd y gratitude he
makes known his case and his remedial agent, aud his
statement il authenticated by u Notary Public. The de.
nan NJ society iinperinsly command its publicity. and
il il given more tn" unwary than to sound the
praises OF physician Of whom scores OF like cases can
be citcd
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COnStable'S Sale.

10y virtue Of execution to directed issued out Ct
the Justices Court Of H. Goddard IL Justice of the
Peace IN and for Mountain Township, County Of Fl Dorado
the 10Th day Of June A. D. Is5S In Eavcr Of L. H. Fuller
and against Charles Tompkins for the OF One Hundred
and SiNy-one 15lm Dollars debt and thirty -four dollars
costs Of suit together with accrung costs, have levied
upon and seized and will expose for sale public auction
to the highest bidder, In Grizzly Flat, Oh
The 3Oth day OF July, A ID. 1858,
At the hour Of o'clock NJ all the right title and in
teres Of the above named defendant, In and the follow
ing described property lying and being In the Township
Of Mountain, County and State aforesaid, to-wt: One
wooden building together with the lot which said build.
ing stands bounded follows the by the Noun
tain Exchange OH the south by Main street. Grizzly Flat
the west by the Saloon Of d. Thomas ON the north
by the lot belonging to Watson.
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of July A. D. 1858.
DAME. BRANTIIOVEl, Constable.
[I1s1
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

A CARD.-Promptcd by an honest desire Of my heart,
N wish to lay before the public which deserves
high cummen only act OF scientific skill
but Of humanity also. About two years ago, suddenly
aud from causes unknown to seized with fit Of
epilepsy which, owing my inability to meet the expenses
consequent upon thorough medical treatment, and the
encouragement which met with on attempting It.
such then led to brlcvcl ~ to defy the
skill Of physician. was frequently, while in pursni. of
my calling thrown down to the ground without the slight
est warming and although nsCnsihc TO the agOnies yet
desse the mScrcs Of my life, and learned to Look
upon those who would render me assistance shelter me
from danger enemies who sought to proong the misery
ofmy existence. While in this state and having previous
to my affection tasted the sweets 0i life once more was
induced to attempt seeking aid Of physician, and by
commentator called OH DIR. l.. J. Czapkay. told him
my circumstances and my inability to reward him for his
services regardless Of which, However he at once under
tnuk my case, and with the blessing Of God
more restored perfect health Unablr to reward him for
the boon which enjoy mt prcsenand yet conscious Of
NV Indebtedness, consider it due to myself and to all
afflicted to make the public In order that these IN
need If medical advice may find physician in whom ev
cry confidence can be placed. -
81 MEYER YABL0NSKY.
State Of California, County Of San Francisco ss.-Sub
scrihrd and to before this st day Of August
A. b. 1855 GILBERT A. GRANT,
f.. 81 Notary Public.