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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-26
Good Night, Papa.

These are the words whose music has not
! left our ears since The giooming, and now i,
is midnight. Goodnight, darling!' God
bless you; you will have pleasant dreams,
though toss in fever, haunted by the de-
mons of care that harass me through the
day. Goodnight" !" the clock on the
mantIe'struck twelve, and no sound was
heard i'll the>house save the regular breath
ing OF these little" lungs in the next room,
heard through the door ajar. We dropped
ourspen, folded our arms and sat gazng on
the lazy fire, while the whole panorama of
life passed before'us, with its many good
nights" Its good thing to he rich, but
it is rich thing to have good memory
provided that memory bears no unpleasant
fruit, bitter to the taste; and our memory
carries us back to many pleasant scene
10 the little arm chair by the tireside to
the tfundle bed at the foot Of the bel; to
tho lawn in front Of the house, and the new
clover, and the chickens and tie swallows,
and the birds nests and the Strawberries,
and the many things that attract the won.
dcrng eyes OF childhood, to say nothing of
the mysteries OF the starry skies, and the
wcaried gloom of the moaning forest. But
then there were the good nights and the
little prayer and the downy bed, on which
slumbcr fell as a snow flake, only warmer,
and snch dreams as only visit perfect inno-
cence! The household words L" good nigh,!'
Somebody, in whose brain its rich music
still fingers has written this:
Good night! y y loud clear voice sail from
tic stairs that it was Tommy. "Dood
night" murnurs n little something from
the lrunde Gcd-a little something that we
call Jenny, that filled large place in,thc
centre Of two pretty little hearts. "Good
night" lisps !: little fellow in "a plaid rifle
dress, who was named Willie about six, wears
ago. "'S
'Now l lay Inc down to s,erp,
pray the Lord my soul to keep;
III should die before.I wake :
and The bnhdlc inAbe truDhle- bed has, drop,
ped off to sleep, But the. broken, ,prayetlnsy'
60 up sooner than, many long petitions that
had set out IL great @bje ,tiefoEeie
And 50 it was agooa ,nigfJtA all aroppi;
the homestead !. ,apdsxe sweet tiflusiofit
made, TOO, irtlte 1,si1isk and very. plsassnt
melody it. maaes as we link ofJti for
'itsswas not Yssferig slokg t;me ago
iliat aaIhfa Tbbmas Somebody, ESQ,
afif has iorgottsn that he ever was BOY,
and wore what ihe bravest: and richest Of us
Sannsver wear but. once, if we ,ry-the
tirst .pair Of .boots.,. .>tr
stsaaid 81 it vas agood night" al-sroyutl
Illse hopse,l aul the chifIren bed gone.
|s5satpagh rlie ivory gate. always left a-little
then'-through into the land Of
- -: 10 49,
?, And.tAah the lovers "good night; and
thePaltihg kiss! They are NJ .pf6digaI OF
the hours as the spondthrift Of his coin, aud
the minutes depart in golden showers, and
fall in dying sparks at tlieirfeet. "Good
! night"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-26

AsSlSGrLER PaESoMEsoS.--In the Feccnt nd
dress of Hon:T. T.. ohngn,un before the Nortj,
carOlina STATE. Pair, hemehtions il. connection
with the manufaeture OF wine, and the difficulty
on the Atlantic ;slope.of the 'Unitsd sta.eaof
Ereyesd sdhgsits aeeions fermentatfoh. a remark:
able fact eoneerning q locality of The 9rstsrnn
part: 3battssate. In district of adew miles
il extent on tlle Iryon mountain. nefther: dew
nor frost is ever known. The same distrist' s
remarkable for the variety and exoeiEhcs. ii
it's native grapes, and they are often, ,feanJ il,
fne ohdttfon id tllae spen ali, ,as alste .as Be-:
cenBaI 'Thssdatgasss llis assao,pp in ,Bs
locality mart ti55ass, and equality 81 Ssmpes.
esatafs sss hest fa6aftas Die. aud We rlloalasiis
10 know mSte eencetsihgi it.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-26
Advantage Of : .ees.
allow beautiful, most beautiful of cartl,'s


ornaments are trees Waving out on the
hills and down in the valleys, in wildwood
or orchard, or singly by the wayside. Gods
! spirit and benson seem to us ever prcscnt
! in trees. For their shade ami shelter to
man and brute; for the music the wind
make among their leaves. and the birds in
their branches ; for the fruits and flowers
they bear to delight the palate ard the eve,
and the fragrance that goes out and upward
from them forcvcr--we are worshiprul of
frees.
'lnder his own vine and fig trcu"-wha.
more expressive Of rest. independence and
lor'lship in the earth! Well may the Arab
reverence i'll the datc-paIm q God given
source of sustcnancc. Dear to the Span
iarlS is the olive, anil TO the IIiu,loo his
hanvan, wherein dwell the families of man,
and the birds Of heaven build their nests.
Without trees, what II desert place would
be our eartli-naked parchch aud hateful
to the eye! Yet how many are thought
less of the use and beauty Of trees. How
many strike the axe lilly or wantony
at their roots. Above all other things in
the landscape we woull deal gently with
trees. Mos, beautiful where and as God
plants them, beautiful even rs planted bv
the poorest art Of man, trees s!,pull be
protected and prescrvel.
"lf he is benef:,ctor WHO causes two
blades OF grass to grow where one grew be.
fore, how much greater his bcnciiccncc
who plants a tree in some waste place. to
shelter and shade, TO draw thi'hcr song
birds, and to bear fruit for man. plant trees,
Q man, that hast waste land, and Jc care
full Of those that arc planted"
We do not (savs the Christian Alvocatr)
know the author Of the above beautiful anI
comprehensive notice OF trees but We think
its perusal will cause many Of our readers
10 invountariIy and heartily responded TO
Tie familiar and popular langrage Of the
song of
WOODMAN. SPARE THAT TREE.
ni GE"RGEr. GE"a MoERls.
Woodman. spare that trce
Touch not single bough
In youth it sheltered me,
And III protect il now
Twas my fnrcfa TIERS hand
That placed it near his cot
There, woodman. let it stand;
Thy axe shall harm it not
That old familiar tree,
Whose glory and renown
Are spread Der land and. sca-
And wouldst thou hew it .lown
Woo:lsman forhcar thy stroke
Cut not its eart!l.bound tics
Oh, spare that aged oak,
Now towering to the skies.
When but an idle boy
| sought Its grateful shade
In all their gushing joy,
Here. too, my sisters played.
My mother kissed inc here,
My father pressed my hand
Forgive Iais foolish tear
But let that old oak stand.
My hcart-strings round thee cling,
Close thy bark, old friend
1lorc shall the wild bird sing,
And still thy branches bend.
Old tree the storm still brave,
And, woodman, leave the spot,
While I've a hand to cave,
Thy axe shall harm it not.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-26

Many people drop tear at the sight nf, az
distress who would do better TO drop dime.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-26
BE Courteous

or THE RAILROAD CONDUCTOR CAUGHT
~ 'u cannot judge of man by the coat Ii
wca:S."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22
Tribute of Respect.

TEMPERANCE HALL, Cold SPRINGS, May Is, 1853.
Al regular meeting Of Cold Springs Division
Sons Of Temperance, No. %, the following pream
bile and resolutions were read and unanimously
adopted:
Inasmuch as il hrth pleased Almighty God in
the diSpensatiOn Of His Providence. to remove from
Us by death our beloved brother, TRAvET GrNX
and whereds, we deem 1t to be the duty Of this DvE
sion To express the deep sorrow whIchissO sensbly
srt, by every brOther-TherefOre be il
H.~lt"i, That in him this Division has Loaf one ol
,ts earliest, best. and most efficient members, and
this community one Of its most worthy citizens.
H,~irei, That We tender our heartfelt symputhcs
to the Relatives md friends Of the deceased in this
their great aiIliction aud would refer them to his
upright life and unsuled character, as q source Of
consolation which should greatly alleviate their
row.
R>AolrSi. That this Division tender ito thanks 10
the nrghboring Divisions for their prompt aud eff
Client aid in part ipatng in the funeral ceremonies
aud pa, ing the last Aad rites to the deceased.
R@(r,I, That this Division will wear the usual
badge IL mourning for thirty days.
K"ircR. That u copy 0f the foregoing be Tor.
wardrd Ia the relatives II our departed brother, IN
the Atlantic States; and also, that copies be hent tn
the Mot xrAIx DEHocRAV. Pdr.Gc, and California
Christian. AdpocdtS, for publication.
T. T. GRlGGS,
q. W. GIFFIN, Committee
&c. McTARNAHAN.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22
coTrsspoadsnes Of the Democrat
Walker River Mines.
GENOA, Carson Valley, NAY II, 1853.

GENOA, Carson Valley, May II, 1858.
GENTS OF THE DEHocRAT :-T have lust re.
turned from Walkers River" 80 called, but
have my doubts whether this IL q tributary
Of said (W.'E) river or not; and shall now
give q true statement Of "what saw" and
did while there. | did not 60 there for the
purpose Of mining, consequently did not re-
main at the diggings. ! visited the place for
other purposes, to mention now would not be
dpPrCpO.
The morning after we (IIoldrilge, Guthrie,
Chauvin and JnO F. Long, arrived at the
"new diggings," Guthrie and proceeded to
prospect, regardless of the particular spot
success as follows: The first three pans we
washed weighed 36f cents. Then, in compa.
ny with Mr.. Camp, VIC made Rocker
none Of the best-and prOspected more thor.
oushly, and after rocking" about an hour
and halfatOgether, we had three dollars and
ninety cents. The ground afterwards was
claimed by Caldwell & Co., tile discOrerers,
consequently we had to leave.
This is the only trouble about the Walker
River mines. The discoveries claim too much
ground. Now, Sirs, from the above statement
let each miner say what wages he can make.
Not being miner myself, and understanding
ouI HtI'c ADouI u, 1ub nOL competent 10 Au-
vance an opinion, but Dutch John, an old
Placervile miner, says he can make trenty
dollars per day.
1t is true that quite a number Of persons
have returned from the new scene Of excite
ment, but, | assure you, the most Of them
never struck pick in the ground while there.
Such men were not miners, therefore no ere.
,lcnce should be given TO their statements. II
is also true that some shafts were sunk, where
the prospcctors only "0ot the COLOR" but
will not that payS The strippimgs are only
about 10 inches.
Sluicc lumber IS hard to gct-cost about
$50 per hundred feet. johnson & Co., Cald-
well 4 Co., Lake & Co., Jinkins & Co., Jones
& Co.,-making about fifty persOns-are still
mining there. 1t will cost about $3.50 to get
ready for mining. Yours, rObustly,
JERRY"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

GRASD INr1E 2 AID 4: The following officers were
An W. II. Hnl, Grand ChaPlsin, Sacramento james
l.. tnSllSh Grand Orator, Sacramento L. q. ven. As
tan. Grand Secretary fan Francis ThOs p HaWiry,
Grand MAr,hAl Nevada j. W. Tng!ey. Grand Standard
Bearer r. Louis ArrrA county; Lssc n BArnes Grand
sword bearer, PScerville, Geo. c. Y0unt Grand Bible
H. arcr, NSpA; VIM. McKean, Senior Grand Deacon,
Or EEy Flat 81 Dorado county r. H. Van DrcAF, Junior
Grand Deacon, Iowa Ill., Placer county Gilbert Lamp.
hrr Scott klYeT. SSky0u county, and Lewis nods
poUnicville, Grand Stewards; Henry l.. Davis Grand
OrEAn't, Ran FRANCISCO; n. p witt Grand Pursuvant
following were elected Trustees j. r. Morar Of sacrA.
m"nt" L. English, Of sacramento; and Rector T. Cole
Of tian Francisco
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

Coon PAY.-The three Frenchmcn working
in HangtOwn creek, directly under our Office
window, took out last week little upwards
Of nine ounces Of pure gold This is good pay,
when We take into consideration that the
creek has been worked over every season since
40. In what other country d. men get SO well
paid for their labor! No need to 90 to Frazer
River in search of imaginary diggingH when
the old diggings Of Ell Dorado, where the
miner is surrounded by ali the comforts and
luxuries Of life, easily and cheaply ObtainAble,
pay SO handsomely.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22
New Enterprise in Placerville.
SOAP MANDATORY.

SAMUEL FLESSHIIACKER respectfully announces "a
the public that lie has commenced the MANUFACTURE
OF SOAP this city and would respectfully solicit trial
Of the article made by him, feeling confident that It will
prove satisfactory both In regard price and quRlty-a
Il Is second to none sold In California.
RN-Samples Of my Soap he at the stores Of
W. barnes and NJ. Seinberg Main street. and nj Mr.
Fiaggs In Upper Placervle where derS can he left.
SOFT SOAP and Soap for Washing Trees, al
ways hand.
Give him trial! Buy good article for q all price
anil encourage home manufactures.
PlacerylIe, March goth, 1SSe.-[W1
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

SUSPICIOUS We see the Black Re.
publican press throughout the United States
and Black Republicans everywhere putting
up, indOrsing and circulating a speech the
git Of apreEaArd Democrat, We look upon it
as suspicious Every nigger-wOrshiper in the
County Of FL Dorado praises Mr. BrOderick's
speech. Good. They never praise anything
that is DemOcrdtie
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

90 Fine Grand Master Of the l. q. q. r., has
made the follOUng appointments San Pranclaco-John
SouthWeh. p. q. Of No. / characterization @. Fech
?. u. OF No Yuba-E. Hamilton. p q. Of No. s. San
Jonquln-c. O. Barton, r. q. SfNo.e. u Dorado-JAmeI
~ Anderson, r. q. Of No 81. fuOumne-L. l.. Alexander
Il. ". D. q. ~. Of No 10. PIacer-N r. D. Traphagen
O. Of No. s.. Southern sierrs-T. X. Kibbe, p. q. o
No ~ Northern Sierra 81 Clair Wilson, P. G. Of No
~. An oior-I N. Randolph, ]. o. Of No 81. eonOmA-
u. u. Berry =. q. ofNO o.. SOlAnO-C. W. Hayden, p O.
ONO. ~. NApA-J. C. Penven, r @. ofNo. IS Calavc.
rAs Nathan 7. Root p. q. Of No. e.. Bute-George X
KendAh, ?. q. Of No. So ehastA-wm. n Allen n. v. g.
". ofNO 81. elskiyou-N. C. Mayhev, r. O. Of No. 49,
Trnhy-A. Shepard, 2. q. Of No. g.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22
Dissolution of Copartnership,

TIME Copartnershp heretoloFe existing between the
1 itrsigned under the and style Of Wlnkler and
Moser, Butchers In NcwtOwn, Dorado Co., Cal, 10 this
dAy dissolved by mutual consent The Books OF said firm
are hands Of Jacob Wnker, WHO'S alone authorized
to settle the same.
All persons indebted to the late Arm requested 10
come and pay their to Jacob Winker
WINKLER 3 MOeER.
Nawtown n dorado Co.. Nav nth, 1858, o.3wa
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

d, GRAxD LODGE MASONIC ELEcT1oS.-Th,
Grand Lodge Of F. 4 A. N. met at Sacramen
70 on Friday last AID elected the following
0nIcefS0f the Lodge: N. Greene Curtis, o
Sacramento, NV, g. M; P. W. Shepherd
Of San Francisco, R. w. D. G. NJ; VIM
Mccormick, Of Grass Valley, r. w. 5. G. w.
J. W. Bicknell, Of Volcano, R. w. J. G. W.
4. Martin, Of San Francisco, r. w. G. ].
A. g. Abel, Of San Francisco, r. w. G. S.
Gen. Curtis held the same honorable and re
spOnsi6le pOsiti0n last vpa~
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22
q. HARRIS.

8. HARRIS,
CORNER MAIN STREET AND plaza, PLACkRvILLE
keeps constanuy on hand well selected stock OF
Books and Stationery OF Every
[msysl DESCRIPTION, At MsulssaIs and Retail
A PPIEs IN CANS. -
cttAs ". BAisNEs
! pR0OMs- California and Eastern,
CHAs ". BARNEs.
| (tANDLEs-spsrm, Wax and AdamsntIne,
' cHAs W. BARNEs
| DMrD PEACHES %, 81. b,
CHAs. W. BARNEa.
ENGLIsH MIXED PICKLES.
CHAs. ". BARNES.
ENREsH PEACHES,
CIIAs ". BARNES.
~ NIGER SNAPS nice article,
CHAs. W. BARNES.
II For sale by
CIIAS. W. BARNES.
TNDiGo-denuIne Spanish,
CHAs w. BARNES
TAMs AND JELLIEs- Of all kinds,
CHAs W. BA' MES
II 1NosFoRDs coRN STARCH,
CHAg W. BARNEs
I OYSTERS, In Cans.
CHAs W. BARNES
NJ ACARONI AND vERMACELLI
CHAs. W. BARNEs
NUFHrO'' No, sal. by
CHAs W. BARNES.
NYsTERs- PperI, ITamllu Bakers and other brands,
" '0' SAFE W oMAs. w. BARNES.
DINE APPLEs-n cans.
CHAS. W. BARNES.
OEINCE JAM-in cant,
~ ----'-.-- CIIAS VI. BARNES.
II A''IS'' For sal. b., - .
CHAa. W. BARNES.
CALF, PEPPER, MUSTARD, &C.,
CHAs W. BARNEs
TTNEA-the very best In MARKET
Il For sale BY - ...
CHAS. W. BARNES
TyNADULrERATED GROUND COFFEE,
' cMAs W. BARNES.
XTINEGAR-O Of Superior Quality,
CIIAS W. BARNES.
VITHORTLEBERRIEs, In cans,
w Ror sale BY
CHAe. ". BARNES.
IZANTE CURRANTe,
CIIAs W. BARNES.
O. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF CROCKERY,
CIAS W. BARNES.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

The peoples ticket was elected on the 10th
inst, at Columbia, TuOlumne county, by an
average majority Of about 800. There was
but little excitement and no interest manifest
ed in the election.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

The State Department has issued its former
instructions to prevent the organization O.
tlibustering expeditions in Northern Mexico
The Administration is determined TO put ar
end to all such disgracehnl expeditions, ant
tho American people will sustain it.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22
Dwelling House for SnIe.

VITE undersigned offers his Dwelling House and Lot. in
the rear Of the Presbyterian Church in this city, for
sale There are a well of excellent water and . barn
the premises II desirable residence, and much pains
was taken In It's construction For terms apply to the
subscriber at Petaluma or to g. j. HANDY Eco o. this
city. JAMES PIERPONT.
PIacerville, Oct 18th, 1857.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

Pun. DoCs.-We are greatly indebted to
DR.. Gwin for large supply Of Congressional
documents, among them four large volumes Of
Commercial Relations" "U. s. Coast Survey"
with maps, &C., and 3 number Of other valua-
BILE works.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

The Wallacks are playing at the Forest
Theater in Sacramento. They will open the
Placerville Theater about the first Of June
They are superior performers, are ably sup
ported, and have attracted crowded houses
wherever they have appeared. We are i'm
patient for thoir coming.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

George o. DOherty, ESQ.,, has been ap'
pointed Secretary Of the Supreme Court un-
der tho recent Act Of the Legislature creating
that Office.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

Mr.. John TOntz, of San Jose, has issued a
prospectus for a campaign paper in that city
It is to be an adjunct Of tho San Jose ZsIe
graph, vindictive nigger-wOrshiPing sheet
and styled the True Democrat Evidently
the fools are not ell dead yet
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22
Bridge Notice.

NTOTTCE 10 hereby given that the undersigned,
~ Of the Toll Bridge Weber Creek knO the
sWehbcr Creek Bridge, Lower Crossing, will the 9Th Of
July next or thereafter can be heard apply
the Hon. the Board Of Supervisors Of n Dorado County,
state California, for renewal Of my ceHs 70 keep said
Toll Bridge. GEORGE OUT.
May lSf 1sSS.-[1ml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

THH Rev. ]. PaELPs, Of the Universaliat Denomi
nation, will preach At Temperance Hall, Upper Pla.
crville, TOMORROW, ct II O'clock, A. H., and al
the Court House ct O'Clock, p. n.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22
Funding Notice.

TIVE holders Of eli city Indebtedness Of the City Of
Il PtAceFvIe, now due, 70 become due on OF before
the fh day Of May, A. o. 1885, hereby notified to
present the to the undersigned Funding Commission
era, before the sixth day Of September, A. d. 1855
be funded In accordance With the provisions Of an Act
entitled An Act provide for funding the debt Of the
City Of Pacervllle and for the payment thereof" APP
proved March g. A. D. 1853, the same will be forever
barred from al beneAts OF said Act.
wan. N. oAnV, Funding
VIM JONES. Commissioner
FY1e1
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

RlEtA:on ths morning Of the ISh inst, In this city
The wife Of L. RemlSh, Of . soN.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22
Notice Of Copartnership,

MIR HENRY BOEHMER 10 this day admitted . partner
III In our house. The business will b continued from
this date under the style and nrm Of Hawey ehlveck
DOehmer. HAWLEx DH1VAMCA.
PiacervIle, May Is. 1853.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

&eaA the article Oh Ou. uIs. page on the
death Of Col. Benton.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

NOTICE-The nnpxamplrd success Of the LONDON
CLUB HOUSE GIN has induced host oT italtataFSS
who are putting up inferior article under similar u1s.
Purchasers will please notice the Of the sgnatags
Of the undeTsigned on the label. l.
EUFOr sale BY ell the principal Liquor Houses In saa
Francisco
San Francisco. March LIST, isOs.-[SmIsl -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

ITNRuNKs. Carpet Bags and valISeS,
- MARX LEvIs( n.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22

Window Glass!
or ALL SIZES, for sale CHEAP, by the package, at
~ APOTiiECARYB HALL,
Diamond Springs.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22
Pal n rs, OILS
Window Glass, Etc q


I'VE would respectfully call me attsnt6A Of Deale 70
w our large snd we'll 4asOrted stock Of
Paints, Oils, window GLASS, GH@0
Brushes, Etc, ETC.,
WHITE Ee~dz,jewe.es, Atlantic, ttreSt Aater sai
English pure greuAA 10 Oh, In kegs end
tin, assOrts brands, DO do De-
L1nseed OS-Boled and Raw. tars In bblS Ind easss.
NeatsHOOt O11--In cases ana bDls. ~
Turpentine-n cases. -.
Window Glass-6Oh n. boxes, ass'd 1laes Ana 49,
quality; thick also hale Glass.
Varn1sh &EnGsh and AmePean-Ooach anA buEulls5S
Brushos-A large assortment Of every klnA sn4 81
best manufacture.
Gold Leaf-k4tTS And double deep, AanHactaisa ~
tsssdy b our OWn 0sasR II o1i81aass
silver LeGT ana brSA 9ea-0s ne - %ablIt.
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