davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

The election is over and with pride and sat
isfaction We chronicle the result. 4 war, bit
ter, INSCRIPTIONS and relentless, was wsg,d
against the National Administration and its
policy during the campaign. The People were
appealed to to express their voice ofapproval or
diSapproval through the ballot box, and nobly
they responded to that call, and rebuked the
corrupt coalition Of BrodrriCkism and Repub-
licanism, formed in the vain hope Of gaining
a tcmporary victory over the National Dcmoc-
racy Of California, thereby endorsing those
Of our representatives in Congress who, du-
ring its last session, so grossly violated the
will Of their constituents by their logged op-
position to the Administration. These un.
faithful servants submitted their acts to the
People for their verdict. and it has been rem
dcrcd The opportunity is now afforded them
to prove their fidelity to the doctrines they
have so sycophantically advocated su-
Premacy Of the popular will when properly
cxpressed-by rcsigning the trust confded to
them, which they, JudaS-lke, have betrayed,
and permitting others to take their place, who,
knowing their duty to their constituents, are
capable and willing to perform 1t.
We nave no desire to speak in terms oi'ex
ultation over the crushed md ruined foe that
now lies wrthing at the feet Of the triumph.
ant Democracy Of Fl Dorado. Disappoint-
mcnt and defeat have inflicted q wound SO
deep rs TO battle the skill of their most learn
cd surgeons and which insures dissolution
even If the patient be allowed to remain quit
and undiSturbcd; and it would be worse than
cruel TO lNccrate the wound an W, thereby
causing the sufferer Unnecessary agony in its
dying moments. Brole,i 4 RepubicanSm
is, as tic doctor would say, "Ln articnla NOR.
tA, "--hcyond the reach Of medical ail. The
enemies Of Democracy must submit to IL
d,miSe. Die quietly, g MT emen Fold your
robes about you and die with as much dignity
and dcccncy as You can command. We Will
see tina; the sad Office Of burial is performed
in an appropriate manne". ThoSr"f your pc.
itital friends who have survived the general
wreck, by accidentally sciznS upon few
plankS Of Office, will bc present and shall act
as pallbcarerS at your funeral. In Fl Dorado
county, there are four who, from loral CAUSES E,
have succeeded in escaping the ruin which
has involved your political fortunes. They
must be permitted to remain a short time
They have duty yet to perform, an Office
to ill; but, be Of good cheer! - they will
meet you in due time; and when, next year,
it becomes necessary, under some ncw name
such as people party" or some other equal
ly taking Hppclation, you marshal your
forces for another war upon the Democracy,
they will be with you.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

Ell DORADO DELEGATIoN.-Thc following
are the successful candidates for Senators and
members Of the Assembly in this county: \.
st. c. Denver and I. S. Titus, Senator's; Geo.
N. CondcC, Geo. Newton Douglass William
Coleman. Ogden Squircs, II. Z. Sloss, &. \.
Douglass, ". X. II"yt, and Alfred Briggs,
Members of Assembly. Mcssrs. Denver, Ii
tus, Condee, Geo. Newton Douglass, Coleman
and Squires are Democrats. and Sioss, G. a.
Douglass, Iloyt and Briggs are Broderick Re-
publicans.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

SUPREME CorRT REPORTS. ninth vol.
umc Of the California Supreme Court Reports
has been issued from the press Of O'Mcara &
Painter, Of San Francisco 1t was prepared
by Hon. Harvey Lee, late Of this county, Su-
prcme Court Reporter. The San Francisco
Herald says "the present volume has been
prepared by Mr.. Lee with great care. The
facts Of each case, outside the opinions Of the
Court, when necessary, arc briefly but clearly
stated. Mr.. Lee shows every qualification Of
good reporter, and clear perception Of the
points decided by the judges.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

CARY IIovSE.-Fiom card in another col.
nmn, it will be seen that ills popular hotel
has changed hands. j. II, Vanderbilt, form, r
Clerk, is now the landlord, and our knowledge
OF the gentleman. having known him for a
hali-dozen years, will justify us in saying that
the Cary House will continue to be, under
hi manag' m mt, one Of the best hot Is IN the
State. We heartily commend both landlord
and hotel To our friends.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
PLACERvILLE,
DsmOcrAiO County Central Committee.

PAY TIE PRiNTER.-Thc present number
completes the second quarter Of the fifth VOL
ume Of the. DEMOCRAT. Our city subscribers
will be called on by the Carrier, and they are
expected ITO pungle" iastGnter. We call the
attention Of dclinqucnts" to the following
"Orful papers," that they may not be ruined
externally" through ignorance of the fate that
awaits them
Tel me, anglic noSis. .'
Ne messengers Ot love,
Shall suffering Printers here below
Have no redress abovey
The angel bands replied
"TO us is knowledge given,
Delinquents on the Printers books
Can never enter Heaven"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

CARSON VALLEY--.On Thursday evening
last the Carson Valley stage arrived here, but
brought no later news Of importance. except
a cOntir' alton of the report, that some If the
cnragcd wagon road hands had placed the
tools, re emily used in working the road, on
key Of powder and had blown them all into
the river: -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

AWAY To THE EAsr.-The Pla0rvillc and
Humboldt Telegraph Company ARE now Civ
ing US indubitable proof Of their carncStnr>s
in the great overland tightening schrne. On
Tuesday last they commenced stretching the
wires, and are already several miles OH their
way to the Sierra NcvadnS The party have
taken aloug portable battery and as soon a.
they reach the summit, twill let the noun.
tanS speak to the sea-" Much pains have
been taken in procuring the right kind ofma-
terial, and when completed this line will b'
one of the best in the Union.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

We regret exceedingly that we are unable
to announce the election Of Messrs Crttcn-
den, Hudson, Upton and Williams, to the AS
scnbly. They are Staunch Democrats and
true men, and il they had been elected, would
have done credit to their constituency and
honor to themselves. But influences Of which
We are ignorant, conspired to defeat them,
and they, like good Democrats, cheerfully
submit to the popular judgment.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

Nor So.-Our Dan having gone to Sacra-
mentO on Monday last, report was circula-
ted that he had "gOne off to get married. ~
The report is unfoundOd. The only lady that
ever had weakness for the cuss, saw US last
spring. and assured US that zee we're. Well,
its no use talking Our experimentation
the Impressions We make on the fair when VIC
let ourselves out to DO fascinating" Lett
suffice that Dan can't CONG in, nOtwithStand-
ing his good looks.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

DY virtue of.an sxeeut on issued { Of the Clerks
ID Office u TIE Hon. District Court ofthC 9th judieaI
distract and for Sacramento county, Judgment
rendered the 9Th day Of September, A. D. ISIS in
favor u Warren Acklcy and u. A Dana, aud against
Alfred New nan, for the VI two hundred and nfty.
iUlUU dol lars, with interest thereon at the rate
VI ten per cent per Annum from the 9Th day VI Bep.
TENDER A. u. I9S, together With the VI forty one
IS VO dollars, costs Uf SUIT. aud cTuing COSTS have
levied upon aud vii pnc 10 public SALE Al the Court
House IN the city u PlaecTville,
On the end day Of DC. ObeT, A. n. 1855,
Al 10 O'clock a. A., all the right, title interest ana
cdiu Of the hAId Alfred New Of in and TO the Gsl
lO~Ing described properly, lying anu GtItW IN
vile Township, II oTadO county aud statc VI aErniG
to vat: y certain Ranch sItuSttd- tbe WARoe
road leading fsCln PlaeeTvns to Carson Valley, Snd
known thc' Mountain Cottage Ranch, Adjoining the
Ranch VI Joseph irhteT, the vert, aud the GIISly
Ranch" Oh the east, also the house, barn, fencing me
all other ImpTON eCnE belonging to pad Ranch, also
Tani PItuatrd about half mile north from the
MUunain Cottage House" With all the LulldInRs anA
inlprOV, nts eOnuecte ted Herewith.
T. BOGAkDC9,
Sheriff VI II Dorado Co., Cal.
BY W. j. BCEwELL, Ind sheriff.
sheTifs Office, PIaeeTvinc, September II, d. ISSs.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

Is LrCK,-Clark & Co. have struck good
streak" in Weber Creek near Cod Springs
They recently rugged up wheel which has
enabled them to get to the bed rock in their
Claims since which time they have taken out
seldom less than one pound of gold per day
The company work six hands, and there is
every prospect of the lead holding out for a
considerable time.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

CABIN BURNT Monday afternoon last, the
cabin of Mcssrs. f. ritlcr and Isaac McTar.
nahan, at Reservoir Hill, caught fire and was
entirely consumed together with its contents,
while they were at work in their tunnel
LoSs-conSiSting Of provisions and clothing
about o300.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

popular troupe have rendered benefit to Dan.
Waldron. their agent, to come of at CoIoma.
this evening. The Cooma Glcc Club AMI
SignOr avis, the nrcromancer, have voun.
teered their services for the occasion, and We
doubt not that our friend Dan. who is IA.
vorits at Coloma, having resided there for sew
sral ysars, will be greeted by full house, and
consequently blessed with an overlooking
treasury. So mote it he.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
Ahcrin'S :"uSr.


10y 'r;r" 81 order 81 ,al. issued ont oftk' cles
cia :.frI-- tor ~ nj 1'tc Cc,riy. ~ JueF.
r,nd'I.d The !sth nay = n't, A. d. lee,
In f.N.I # John J,.f,., AEG aeA.I.t EAihs AHik,
Er The - ;Isn Saj ~ hund ed ard tiiIt..
s"''n jtl'D Dn1Ts, " l.. IttTtN .h'I'"L n the rate
e ~ I" c''t pr mouth from th' 18th day u Az
gu-t II. IALo, gtiLcT wIth TIC sum Uf SIAt!sSNtA
'UIFn mr., c''t' II Sut. AZ arrrTEHg roStS, nave
l'.ua ul. Iil viii -, - Phc Sale. 1t the Court
lIor'e ia the cat! Of IiAe,TNIhc, on
G"e H"d Uay at October. 4. u. 1853,
!" o'clnck, A. NJ. all the right, title, sState, elan
a,i d nand both Ht law ami equity, as well possss.
IA, % y c"n.h \. b. 1885, al any time thereafter.
~ AID :" IT," fl"~JtS d'scThrd hpTtEaGsd PTOpsr'y
wat: Al that c"fun tract parcel VI land situated,
l,!'g a"d t'Ir the Auburn road aboni thee miles
'-h~ hIobt""H. IN III, county II Dorado. AID AtHts
u; afrfIa, md mbT, particularly d"scTtd Ahd buu
dtd - fiE'~' wIt: ruRhrh"inE al take atout otS
huid!'d Nari- a'sr" the mouth II Gre nwsd creek
~ lark Il '~ south INK II the AmeTIcsr kaSeTS
.rs - 80 SIC North Igtit IU, 10 NtakC, IN GER
'tIr rud.H Known liiclrn's gard u, thence vest
:. I'' t'' r,d and thirI Ted. TO all OAK Idv. th q
r. Il -''- -; The ~ titTr t. SA.d tree tVLS L.AAed
- th' 49,. 'a'i south eighty rid. ~ stake rear
- st. Hs.'s - l.s gaia, ~, The nae eAst time
idf'd .H t"' ~ r=i> - Tie pa'r VI In MINING, con
'..I.R !.uI,ir'h and .iIii ar les. and
At."i a ~ MasirLa ksWh," togcthT With all AID
-is ".A' ; !'', ' i'd and aPruItnAn. e. ihGT u-is
1t So. ,.tI ~ IL A. N~I.c ail" ttaItIny.
l.. E,t AEul :,
sheriff II III Dorado County Cal.
H. W. }. H. I~rII, CIdrT HhITiM
~L'Tr@s Ofes, FiAeerile, scptr mbeT II, ~ u. 1884,
=
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

The CALIFORNIA MlXsrnELs--For the last
two evenings our citizens have been RECALLED
by the sweet music and side splitting drOlleries
ofthispopular troupe. Tonight they perform
ut Coloma.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

ARAcE HoRsE,-A. r. Mcloney, Democratic
candidate for State Controller is " race boss -
lie received as many votes in this county As
both Dawlcy and Gum. 1t was as follows:
McOncy, 1928; Gum, 663; Dawley, 1880.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
Democracy Triumphant.

The result OF the election in this county was
unexpected to those who thought themselves
thoroughly posted as to the sentiments Of the
people. The BrodcrickitcS were confident of
carrying the county by a majority of many
hundreds while the Democrats, relying on the
intelligence Of the people, hopcd that the En-
pire County would stand firm in the true faith
and give majority to our candidates. Many
causes conspircd to bring about the picbald
result disclosed by the count Of the ballots -
Many Democrats good and true, were made
to believe that the Brodciick Republicans
we're really a popular sovereignty" party
and that the Democracy had discarded that
great fundamental principle Of their faith, and
90 were led to conSort with the enemy. They
(the BogusiteS) canvaSsed the County thor
oughly, made speeches in every precinct, and
circulated the most infamous ISLANDERS not only
against us as party, but, also, against the Pri'
vate characters Of our candidates and other
prominent individual members Of the party.
No fabrication was too base for them No
distortion Of facts or Misrepresentation OF
principles SO low and dcgl aiding but they could
employ them without stopping. To paraphrase
All old rhyme, they were
douglas here aud anti-'herC.
bike the jackass AT the fair.
Who died Of want us old folks saw
When placed between two stacks Of hay.
Their principles and platoon were explained
to suit the views of everybody. They were
"all things to all men," They were in favor
Of the Sunday Law and they were opposed TO
It They thought their " Republican friends"
"good fellows" and their principles, "the
same, nearly, as their own" and again, the
I'D Black Republicans were traitors to
their country and enemies to the constitution
IL It strange, under the circumstances that
they should have succeeded in dcceiving
largo number Of the honest voters, who had
no knowledge Of their innate rascallty and
base intent? Certainly not and we are only
surprised that greater success did not crown
their Herculcan labors. and we congratulate
the Democracy on tue degree Of SUCCESS that
We have achieved.
The Democracy Of Ell Dorado have elected
their two Senator's, four Asscmhlymcn, the
the Superintendent of Pubic Instruction and
the three County Supervisors out Of
fourteen of the offices to be- filled. This is, in
our opinion, n great, decided victory over
the combined iSmS Of the day, Of which the
true Democracy have a right to be proud
We congratulate them upon our success, and
although we regret, deeply regret, that our
entire ticket was not elected, yet We feel jubi-
liant, we feel like making the welKin ring with
shouts of triumph All honor, say We, to the
men who stood firm and mistaken in their
faith, who maintained their fcalty to Dcmoc-
racy through the dark hour Of trial that has
just given way to the bright etfulgcnt light Of
triumph that now shines upon us.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

DncHARoED.-The boy Tagg, who stabbed
A. J. Reeves, on the night, of the election,
was examined before Justice Davis on Mon
aAyllst, and it appearing from the evidence Of
Reeves and others. that he had acted in self
daesnce, The cutting was deemed UNSUITABLE
enA be ives accordingly discharged from GUS
10y.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
Wild Cherry.

WuQ Cherry.
BHIOELINE, Mass Feb. 5, 1854.
To SETn ". FowL9,-Nv Uedr ST. :--IIavng experen.
ced results ~ satisfactory character from the
Ut~td'"s B'LIm Of WUi CMer"y, 81 sew, DIS
during the pat two years induced express the full
faith have In ts rrnovaIinR pOwer
was hrSt induced ~ try this medicine experiment,
about two years in connection with the strong recon-
menatiOn Of friend whI well nigh gone with con-
SUMPTION and Whose n ef hOm the satisRcd me
OF its great value IN of colds I'd decline and
clearly demonstrating To ny mind It's great value u le
AtnraIiHs HAT ne.dA aiE trial iuaIrr Rrats
demonstration from the public.
Your Obrdient servant,
SAMCEL A. WALKER.
None genuine unless signed l. Butts the wrapper.
seth W. FOwe Co 1873 Washington ST., Boston, Pro.
pret0rs. SUld by their agents everywhere.
Sold BY Henry johnson Co., WhOls Druggists, I48
cihc cnaat.
PETIT cHiArE, Agent for Piacervilo. r4n
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

WHY "KIcK AGAINST THE PRIcKs? Tho
defeated BrOderickitee submit to their defeat
with bad grace Gentlemen, We thought
you subscribed n the doctrine of "popular
sOverignty." Take it easy, many bettrr
men have met with the same fate without
murInuY
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

GAS WohKs.-Thc labor upon this much
needed institution WAS temporarily suspended
for want Of funds, but we are gratilicd tolcarn
that energetic parties are now moving in the
matter, and the time is not far distant when
We shall have moro light.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

ANSIvERsARY BALL.--Ihc Young people of
our city, not unminlful Of the birthday oI
"nr State. celebrate its ninth anniversary at
the Cedar Ra, inc House on Thursday evening
'aNt by IN nppaoprilte hall. Lnvrll'S band
gave the music and the affair passed oil de-
iightfully.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

COMMISSIONS Brodciickites 'diOhard.
Some Of them have been in commissions ever
sinne the returns began is come in. Come,
gentlemen, be Amiable, and give up the ghost
psAceGbly. Thepeople have so willEd it, and
be e ever 60 disagreeable, it has to be did.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

SoSS OF Irrrr;s,>tg.--C per I'IaccIvi.,
niyi,i T.. S,n> "i I, Importance. is wa-ng :.
>urc. >>li war az. Il King \,oho. Viii .
IN the last ten days / teal Lave h' eli added
10 lis list nf rncrrrl,vr<.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

PrAcr,rLE --N,twIt '>tan.ing tn" high
rr>>ure state q! Zee it.. which La ryi,t ! it.
j. r"mmuutv % = IN" time past. We nov
on'y average alb ut one n,I>S Ter week. THIS
Lc:ohe = \ >tmkirg state "f'a,i:ir tn, j.I;S
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

DIsGusrIHG--To hear men who have be-,
lcfratcd FIR "ilirc, h:a'kgu,r'!ing the people
aud anlrIi'-t eli l'"'iii'Y, "pponcnt>. Poo"
f"l>. t'ry ar, Ii-yinS their poli,i al grave
L.,,,r
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

NrGESr & PETIT have got ,hcir lew book
store int full blast Th,ir shelves mr.
lnacd with standard books If history, hi"g
raphy, po'>v. science. etc They ~ agents
FIR the american IHb'e Socirty, and have tn,
finest selection Of Bihir> il the mountains.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

below the vetc for Justices OF the Peace and
ConstabrS in Pacervillc township,so that the
fiendS Of the different ASpirants may knov the
relative popularity Of their favorites with the
people:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

NEw GoODs.-Our cnlerpriSing townsman.
Jos. Sulzbachcr, has just returned from III,
Bay with large invoice Of New Goods Our
lady readers can find many novelties among
lis new arrivals
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
IMPORTANT IF TRUE!

(FRr Nl$ PAH1lEs Wi"htv brrn trying to Psts
~ " Ill the III -,lii gsd hut could not do ~ &C.
o. H." witch III. huVl dUae kuSiUrSS.
havr ga" c'nitd !" TRY TO D. IiuNkET IN rCTCRE sL0
KNr III b. " ,,h the puuud thsi Ih ir
h'r- de-. bh'H aati fed that nO'hILR but the
"s'hIN" HNI M ~ can save rm aud hTii hs out
q the n nv'a'dr position tie uI,y aud aIptsr
la y - Ia.' result
eD- am = Ing g.'.d4 ~ i0W ever pplrndid a.
~ CKOCk EHi just r.iUh by aa, arIiValS
'rn,r the T. st. CnAS. W. DAMNES
Pinc, TVIiI-, Srptcn.hlT All, ISIS
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
WAGON Road Troubles.

Owing to many reasons, MrSsrS. Cary &
johnson, the Carson Valley Road Contractors.
have broken down in the very midst Of the
work, and consequently, the whole important
business is temporarily suspended. The fail.
ure Of tho Contractors is mainly attributable
to three cau~s-.frst, their bid for the coa.
tract was entirely too low. Competent jud.
gcs agree in the opinion. that it will cost INA
ny thousands Of dollars more than the stipu
lated sum. to finish the job. S,comti'y-thcy
have not the ready cash in their possession.
with which TO pay of their lab rerS, and
MirIly-the Board of Sup, rviSorS for Sacr,.
ncnto county will not Pny any m 'ncy, rs pr
ord,'r Of the Road Com niSSiontrs, nntil the
work on the road Is completed This render
ell the Contractors p"wcreSS 10 act, and Of
course the work. so far AS they are concerned,
is at n dead stand still. AS might have hem
expected, this state Of things has produced II
panic among the laburcrs. For several days
during this week these poor laborcrS have
wandered about the st Gets Of this city. ont 81
employment, without money AMI clamorolis
for their pay. Many "f them were wi bout
thr means to purchase meals vi.tua'S, and
it was truly distressing to see IT, m nHrlrniu'-
" moving about in quest OF SON, thing. they
scarcely knew what.
This faicre is treble Calamity which l.
r''nonS I" the pubic, to the laborerS, and to
tn" contractors themselves At PRESENT, it j.
difficult to determine what viii b., the result
Of thu business. Certain patti have nadcr
proposition to Cary & JnhnSnn's securities, t.
take the contract on certain condii ions, and 20
'on with the work. Whether this offer wi br
arceded to remains to b. seen. We have no
fear. however, but that some arrangement viii
be eGeCtcd and tho work proceed.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

DIR. l.. J. CzAPKAY.-wC would direct the eSTeeiaI
attention Of ihvalidS peTubal Of Or. L. CSapkpys
advertisements Ia be found in another column 81 This
paper IN order To place the service Of learned and
Experienced physician within their reach. 80 much III
mas" Oten ilctsa on the human family from ne PeEns
A. II We we're fulfilling bOunden duty to make hnoNr
where relief can be obtained. To those unfortunate
enough tp suffer from the effects Of sexual o. pSivAac
disenses, their III treatment ebeeTNllNe
DIR. l.. !. Czapkay - man Ut seisnliAs and meA
cal requirements, possessing all this requisites, from
long experience and aeknoN lodged ski for the
ceSsfal practice Of his profession avingnaAs sexual
complaints especial study, like the eClehratcd Ri
cnrdof Paris, he 10 enAbrd to guannARTs permanent
and speedy cure In ell caSeS Of pVets chronic die
ease Mhcther the effects Of contagious, sefAbuse,
loss Of virilty and in order that pSens distance
may avail Of his advice Tree by
letter is open to them The knowledge that have Of
the numerous cures be has effected some Of which
Of long standing, leads TO place much faith In Dr.
Co eheacy, and commend him 70 the eonAdenes Of
those IN III health. Dr. Caapksys Oaee s on saeTa-
cine Mail Steamship Co. . OMce. San TraHeassA
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

DISTRICT JuDGE-B. F. Myres, Of Auburn,
has been elected Judge of the nth Judicial
District, over ThOs. II. HcweS Esq. OI this
city, by majority of &c votes, as follows:
lrwcs' majoi tiles Fl Dorado, ....... 2,452.
IOlO, ............ 3j4,