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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07
fInldfII 81 AnKinda:
Water Cure and lEOtorpathiO
Embellishments.
DR. RARIQW 81. alGTTH.

O6. BARLOW % 04xxAa
~ RADUATE Of the New YOrk HysisO Therapeutic Col
" lege has opened nrst cass Water Care and Motor
pathc establishment In eacrnmento IN the large and pleas
and J. ,..
This establishment Is the first on Tire Paslss coast that
combines al the adEantages Of Hgglsae BsAtian end
will he equal 10 any In the Atlantis States ~ ErQpe Dr.
Smith, with his family Wit reside 10 ne lnsituoS. and
pains expense will be spared 70 Ako M nsaaant and
health. restoring home for lnvads.
Those suffering from diseases Of The Ey6, uF0nehIAl Ah3
Catarrhal Affections, Diseases Of the Heart Lungs LIVER
kidneys, DySpepSln Constipation, ApoYexy VIA, PaTAly.
ss, keumatIsn Neuralgia, Fever and ARue and RevSEe
Of all types Putd Sore Throat Group, eeFolOus Dsuas
Piles, Pr0lapSus Inflammation Of thS Bowels ChFOaic
aud Acute DIarrheA should try the advantages 81 h In
the chances OF permanent recovery.
The arrangements Of tie nsAntloa ere part eHlAHy
adapted 70 the successful treRtent Of uterine diseases
and dspacemenS, curvatuFes ofthe spine etc. etc. WO.
ant apartments and the best medical and Surgical asns
ton and nurses In the State, and every eocu-
lated to render parurtIOn easy and natural
There VII b -GSmnaaun 1or lAtiEa - HsA A gsfl.
uemen. ~ s.4.
ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS, 20 vaIuahie In eradlca-
ting p0sOnH, both mineral and vegetables, aH1 m teeat.
ment Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc. will be administered
70 patients without extra charge.
CANCERS cured by an entirely new process. q
BONE SETTING Smith sths only one IN California
possessing the art Of Bone Setting successfully practced
by the celebrated Dr. Sweet, Of CNnDecticut.
= lImI,ed nunber Of PessOas dssssng physiological
diet can be accommodated.
Dr. SnIth will attend patients n any part Of the City.
TIIOS. ILL., late Of the AFm a. hll, Woester Co
will take charge Of the business department.
TERAG9s
eco to $40 per Week. according 70 ts attention required
COnaultati0ns, PREE, verbal ~ " rl1,ltf.
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered. and circulars sent
BARL,OW ,, hAGITII, H. D.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07
A CARD.

NJ 0Ns1EUR T. DELLEIPIAN co. having disposed
WI Of their Grocery, Dry 0oeds and Liquor Business to
the firm Of CARLO 0AvkAnNAW CO., ct NeWtOWu,
They Will continue NJ 0lA saaaA au1 always keep
excellent stock Of goods hand, WhlA thsy vim sel
cheap and deliver free Of charge. -ffsG.-
MONSIEUR T. DELLUPTAN 3 90.
n-0IAC0M0 CeLLG . Ssrmef partner Of Monseur
7. Dslelpan, having aomstme since Withdrawal from the
rm and being indebted 70 II, the public heFshy eaa-
TONED not to settle any accounts viii him. Hebhet
thoriSed to receive any moneys due u VIII We Be re-
Sp0nsl6e for his acta - ''i ~
M0NARUR p DEILE1P1AN q Co
NewtOWn, April 48d, 1859. -feOWl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07
Board of Supervisors-May Term.

PLAcERvILL, May I'd.
Accounts allowed amounting tn &24S3 ~.
Charles L. Abb"i, Public Administrator resigned,
and Ogden SIMiFrs aplMin,ed IL said office.
License granted Ca VIM. Marshall TO keep Ferry
at Oregon bar, for one year.
MAY Sd.
Accounts allowed amounting to $3.50 80.
Mar 4th.
Accounts allowed amounting to &ls67 90.
+. W. Welt0n aud J"ha Gable, ordered to view
Rad ftpm Indian DigKings to Hills Ranch.
E. W. WcltOn and ". +. Flemming, ordered IN
view road from Sly Park TO Immigrant road at
Fresh POnd.
Mar 9Th.
Accounts allowed amounting to e56 70.
Road frInI Rail Road House ria. MWFphya, Fitch
and blacks rancheR, Ia C0lOMA mad near Rollpg
Hill llnuse. declared . public highway.
Road from COsumnes Read OiI Deer Creek and
Marble Valley 10 PlAccrville, declared public
highway.
Road Diatrict formed Of territory east Of Rock
Crnek, in kelsey Township, tO DO known as Mus.
quito Road District, aud Michael JOrdOn appointed
OvcrsecF.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07
A Card.

i - n IL a.
DY the card publlshsd Apen 1d, 1859 IA tks lsoCyAm
I'D DEnOcaAr, by MoaslauR n Dulleppian, h asBstts
that "s0meilme since Withdrew from The aSs, while
partner, and being ndsbted 70 ~ eNnaea ~ p1he no
To settle any accounts with ne; and further, not
authorised to receive any moneys aS ~ nor VII ~ be
responsible for any o. Ne debtS e0astsie d Mnreh
think the 2St, Wished 70 leave NeWtoWu Sde nv days.
hereupOn executed Pexer % Attorney to PellegeFInA
Nell, to transact my busnta nv during my absence.-
Upon my return, Ia few days thereafter found my In
terest said CoHpany,n sfss q t'e demonstrates q my
Agent had been disposed Of By proteaded AReat Of Del
lrPIan who offered my Agent ths tin Of SALE any dol
lars BY authority Of Deleplan, In order 70 luduce HIN 70
sign the transfer Of my pFopery. eve The rm Of Del
ever never vac In deb4 In ny life. prove 70 the
satisfaction Of any dsteressd person that never WITH
drew from sail firm, and further, that The last part Of Del
lpanS card ID base falsshood and Of HE own mAnuiae
tuFe.
firm of DgepIan Co.. n 10 settle any accouuts or debts
Of kind that may be due said Arm their hs Agent
except In my presence, and with my consent.
JAMES CELLEY.
Newtown, April 81, 1eHe.-(7-Sw)
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BAREOW ,. saGITH, N. D.


To the Public.
DIR. SMITH having estabahs1 nrst class water Care
and MOt0FpAthc Institution IN As city, and feeling great
interest IN the Of FuC ymSntinn, based upon
natural and rational principles u the heallng art, aha
take charge Of the business dspagtment Dr. Smith ID
graduate Of regularly chartered Medical College thor
ouRh Physician By nature VEL oAosatloa and can
those who consult him and adopt hs treatment,
that they will rejoice In the Inspiration 81 returning health
and verify all that 10 said In he GAvog.
THOMAS HILL,
Tate Of Hul, Wooster 4 c..
Sacramento, April 9Ath, 1855. -[Sfl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07

II has become % fashionable. under Abolition
ausplces iOf HeGnse aFsy WAils persons In those
States where Republication is ii the ascendant,
that the IeklslAtursOf Wisconsin has aeen t to pass
a law Prohibiting such Si1trlAsea tue Republicans
OF course; opposed il.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07

The New York Republican CeatfAl eomHittee, at
its late messing GdOptedreSOlOtiOGs denoaneiag the
United States Supreme Court for ite decision 10 the
Dread Sc1tt case. sigmatiIing the Judges as Grim
mails, aud applaWdMe the Personal Liberty Bill
which was betOre the Legislature.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07

Hon. Vim. 7. Haskell, Of tennessee. distinguish.
cd rs brilliant orator aud writer aud brave Htficcr
10 the Mexican war, died in the luhatc asylum at
HOPkinsviIle, Ky, recently.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


THE undersigned has on hand and 10 constantly In
Il porting, large quantities Of
BOOKS AND STATEONERY.
Which he osFs to the trade and the public generally, At
VERY Low PRICES.
All the etanhArd American and English Authors com.
pTsnG. in part, the Works Of Addison; eMOett Gold
smith; Fielding; De Foe Leigh Hunt Dean Swim Lamb
khlehe MrKerHls eeerns; johnson Poe, and hASlett
In neat Library edllioD9
Also AIsonS Europe, vols; BaneroG1 United States
vols; Hamss England, vols Gibbons Rome, vols
RobsFtsoas WoFka, vols PreacottS Entire WorkA Ben
tons Thirty Years H. the q Senate 1ewards works
The American Stlteskn KAndAs IAfe Of ThOs Jefferson
and great variety Of elegant Standard BOOks
ASo the compels verbs Of uickons Scott BulWeF and
all the popular authors.
BLANKSl BLANKS!!
Deeds, Mortgage, Liens. Bls d Sale, Powers Of A.:
torney, &C., Ae., In great variety;
cAREw co. celebrated Congress Cap, Letter and
Note Paper.
ARNOLDS CHEMICAL WRITING PLUID
GILL0TT'S PENS
HIGGINS CALIFORNIA GOLD PENS.
PRENTE&S' MATERIALS.
PLAIN CAP AND LETTER, FOLIO Posi-, QUART0 Post,
FLAT CAP PAPER. AND CARDS or ALL ExES,
QUALITIES AND C0LoRs;
For sale By
JOHN j. MURPHY,
Corner eth and J streets, sACRAARNTO
April lSth, 1885, Cim.sdpl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07

There has heen redeemed by the TreaSureT and
returned To the Auditor. nom October 4, 1883,
To March n. iS3S, In " Dorado county war.
al $40 81.
There vas In the Treasury tie hrst Monday
In April applicable to the redemption Of
County warrants, the sum Of 49,. .'...... s,SSe Co.
Total descriptions. II6 o.
Therv has BEEN paid In inIrrvsI redeemed Warrants
t3.lTI ~.
Attest: A. d. wALDRON, Clerk
FIAcerViite, May ID. 1859.
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county COurt-Hay Term.
aOS. JAnss JOHNSON, JrDoE.

ROS. JAnEs JOHNSON, JrDOE.
MAY 3D.
II, NJ. Flax VI. His STANDARDIZATION dismissed
fur want Of prosecution,
George L. Vaughan Vs. His CreditOrs-Sherif ap-
painted Assignee.
r. FenHsmoFe ". D. Garcia. Judgment reversed
aud action diamiasSd.
NAY Sd.
AloUao D. Whitney "a. Hii Creditors Sheriff
appointed Astignee.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07
DIR. CHARLES II. TOZER.
THE GREAT ERADICATOR OF
SECRET DISEASES.

FOUNDER OF THE HUNGARIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
0th Sc, between and X, Sacramento.
nR T0zER would most respectfully inform those anIct-
~ ed with PHiVAfE c0nPL AIHTs such Syphilis GOnar
Ihp, Nocturnal Emissions, and all the consequences Of
Self Abuse, that he formerly Practical Physician Of
Locke HOstA In the City Of London. where there
all nse under medical treatment OO 70 sou persons,
and ioE the last four years Of the City Of
Thousands testify to the many radical and perfect
cures he has eGected aud IL Il we'll known that he the
only one ln tie State who has made THOROCGn
VEcT CrRs after all the advertising quAcks have failed,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07
City Property for Sale Cheap.

THE undersigned win sell at bargain, Cottage
In the suburbs Of the city, most desirable family
acSdenee and two Houses IN the business part Of the
city Main street, suitable for Iuunsee dwelling
houses. l.. B. HOPKINS.
PIsserviie, April 9th, Isss-ltTi
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07
Central Overland Mail Line,

NOTICE hereby given that In consequences Of several
IN changes being made IN locating stations
tIOns Of this route, no PASSENGERS WILL BE TAKEN
iii further notice. 0EO ,. JONES, Agent.
p1aceFvilIe, March Goth, 1sbe-Ufj
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07
Just Received by d. Newbauer,

Just Received by D. NeWbauer,
IN
LIE CHOICEST BRANDS or OLD DRANDlEa, direct
from the Custom House, among which Iennesy, A.
EeRnetes, Jules Robins Nsquts, Trccoche's, &C., &c.
Families, Who may want the article for medicinal puT-
poaes rely upon the above being pure and unadulte
rated DFMndies.
ALSO,
The Celebrated Golden Whisky,
IIeidsck's Champagne, and the Finest Havana Cigars,
Just received and for sale low. d. NEWDACER.
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TVE0OOnBg uWwsnUUDBt
M II II 10 $40
IN 49, " 4OW1lSs9 - esgTo bs1.sssst - = -
= 1GAx tssgaagas - 1laal GAsae 4aAs2 -
l.sl.:Ass.s. e -. vASv bSSSlV - SoSas
C10ERt1g 1T An Kinds:
60! Rss,'es, 49, 80. - a ~.
not and Jesa Rlstl; 1ese 9hslg 81 0aoss, ~ -
assortment 10 ths msFes; Davis yenes' ets; Halst
gars; CutlsFy ,Yankss uosoas, Ae.
Ne furnish acOmpssse outfit for tho mines o ball.
lower than other besaan the city, and fpees1y M
vites persons needing goods IN his Ds 70 give him ca
bsOse pnrehNslng esevheFe. Remember tie Cd plaee
The PIasa, sign Of the TWO FLAGS.
N BAH persons indebted TO the late arm oeL R6Ish
Co. requested 70 call forthwith and Sse he
tapFIl2Sl H. LsWIgs
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07

RO nOO GERMAN AND AMERICAN CIGARS
OO,OOO for sale lower than ever before offered in
this market, at
p. NEWBxUERT.
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Information Wanted

1nIOrmHLIOn WHnLeU
At g. ~ 4 E,- y Scotchman.- Mhen last heard
" Grnm-AbOut three yenrs agile engaged In =
mill IN the vicinity ~ paccrvllle Any information
regarding him will be thankfully received by the under
signed. Address, per mail or expvess
RICHARD GEORGE
lapF16-1m1 MaryavIe, YubR County, California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07

TIE Audtor has drawn warrants the County Treaau.
r IL Fl Dorado County. TOT Indebtedness accrunE from
OrtOher ID tn Aprti I'd 1859, inclusive for eSs $50.
~, RprOFtIOne,l a. foilova.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-06-25

{ REPORTS OF AMERICAN ANTI-SLAvsRr SocIErY.-
The Reports o: this Society for 1857 and 1858 are
published in one volume and PACED as one report.
The pamphlet is q valuable one, containing many
facts which ought to be preserved for the eoAvs-
nience Of reference. and preseats q reliable ast-
slavery history of these yesrs. Persons dssirsus
Of obtaining it can procure is ct 8 Beskmsa u. n.
Y. for twenty ave cents.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-06-25
NOT SATISFACTORY.

by the following report Of n meetings. s given by
he Cincinnati Enquirer, i, would seem MS though
some who had been acting with the Republican
party in this State, wero not altogether satisfied
with its recent nominations.
The call for q grand rally Of the American par
ty, which was issued o week ago from Bacon's
building, filed Smith & Nixon's hall last night al
most to its full capacity-there being ct one time
not less than 1900 or 1900 persona in the house.
The assembly was quite enthusiastic, and seemed
to be Of one mind in the general Remuneration Of
everything which had been done by the republi-
can convention at Columbus, the action Of which
seemed to be the prime cause of the call. After
the organization of the meeting, and a committee
on resolutions was sent out, Hon. L. d. Camp
bell was uproariously called upon for a speech, to
which he responded amidst great applause. lie
said the republicans had invited them to their con-
vention, and then kicked them ont.
After a round Of speeches from other distin-
guished gentlemen. the following resolutions were
vociferously and unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, The republican party of Ohio, in its
recent convention, rs we'll as by its resolves as by
it's nominations, has shown itself subservient to
the insolent dictation of ioreignism on the one
hand, and the arrogant demands Of fanaticism on
the other, thus assuming ground both anti Ameri.
can and sectional, alike distasteful and offensive to
Americans and national men of all parties.
The Democratic party has proved itself utterly
false to the great doctrine of non-intervention by
the unwarrantable interference of its present Ad.
ministration in tho local affairs Of our territories,
for the purpose Of suppresSing or preventing the
popular will of the people.
1t has for many years fostcred and still encour-
ages an undue foreign influence in the politics Of
the country for nero party purposes, and it sus.
tains its present Administration in a reckless and
p~rofligate extravaganza, which exceeds anything
in the history of our country, and gives us great
cause Of alarm. We therefore believe it 20 &c the
duty Of the American party. disavowing al sym.
patty or cooperation with either of these parties
to assume its proper and legitimate position of in
dependence. therefore,
Resolved, That we recommend q Mass Conven.
ton of all the conservative citizens Of Ohio, to be
held in Cincinnati on Wednesday, the Goth of July
next, to nominate a state ticket, which shall re.
feet the opinions of all who are in favor of sus
tanning an honest and independent. judiciary; who
are in favor OF an honest and faithful application
of the doctrine Of nou-intervention by Congress
in the local affairs of our territories who oppose
an unwarrantable foreign influence, in our politi
cal affairs, and who are devoted to, and under al
circumstances will maintain, the integrity of oul
Federal Union.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-06-25
q o III II, II
A FEW QUESTIONS.

Where must we look now, ye liberty loving sons
of the Buckeye Statei Courts-Republican
though they behave failed US, and there is no re-
dress with them. We arc aware that Republicans
have looked, with confidence to tho Supreme
Court, expecting a vindication Of their rights. as
citizens of the State of Ohio. But alas! thew
have looked in vain They either hayeIno rights,
which are not in subordination to the General
Government; or else, if they have, the State
Courts will not maintain them. Which is it? We
are forced to believe. that we have no eqal rights.
But whatever our private opinion, or yours, NAV
be, it matters not for a higher authority, over
which we have no control, has SO thought, and 90
decided.
What good, now do your resolutions, and your
speeches for Buncombe dor True, YOU have
aroused the people into a temporary excitement,
from which they will subside into a deep .etbear
gle slum Der, but from which the slave has received
no real and permanent benefit, except where ron
have knocked the scales of the eyes of some homes,
hearted Republicans, leaving them in the foil liybt
Of noon-day, to behold their real situation.
And now, again, ! ask. where must We look for
a proper vindication Of our rights, as ci,izens of
the State of Ohio-as menl And we mus, M, be
selfish, but must seek for authority and nower 10
protect the rights of the slave, or else, all efforts
to secure our own will be unavailing. There is
nothing more evident, than the fact that the Thar
ties of the slave are inseparably connected with
our own and it is useless to talk of securitv
while there is the least vestige of power remaining
in the hands of our southern masters. Had the
recent decision Of our Supreme Court been given
by Democratic instead Of Republican Judges. the
clarion voice of the Republican press woule not
have ceased its loud denunciations for a twelve
month hence; but now, they soy to the people.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-06-25
SLAVE MARRIAGES IN A NORTHERN
COURT.

"
A case has recently been tried in the Brooklyn
,ity court involving the validity of slave marria-
ses. 1t appears thar the Rev. B.. Warrick, a Bish-
op in the colored Methodist Episcopal Church Was
accused of bigamy, by Winnie wsrrick with whom
be was married after the fashion Of slave nnkaria-
ges, in North Carolina in 1914. A eolored Meth
odist exhorter read over the discipline on marriage,
and the marriage seems to have been complete nc
cording to divine, though not by human ordin-
ance. The parties cohabited seventeen years and
had twelve children. In 1923 Warric was made
free, but lived with Winnie until 1881, whom he
was driven out of the State by the laws again.t
free colored people. After ten years absence he
returned, passed one night with Winnie, when ho
was notified to leave the State.
He went to Williamsburg, L.. l., where he pros
pered in the church and was married again.
Winnie was freed in 1854, came north and claim
ed her husband. The Judge said that she was
shown to have been a sincere, honost hearted
christian woman, believing both in the merit and
equity of her claim. Solomon would probably
have ordered the colored Bishop to be cut in two
and parceled out to the two claimants. The Judge
not having the wisdom of Solomon decided it strict
ly on law principles. lie held that marriage was
a civil contract, and the parties in the case being
slaves, and incapable of contracting, the first mar
riage was void, and The defendants, Winnie anC
some sympathising friends, in charging the BishoI
with %bigamy, had been guilty of SANDER, and i
repeated would be liable for damages. Accord
ingly each was held to bail in 500 in order t,
protect the character Of the Bishop,-State Journal
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-06-25

departed for their homes Ito enjoy the blessings
of'slavery and look after their corn and ~niggers,)
ashamed of themselves and Of each other.
They say, Baltimore ain't what the, took her
for and If they are spared, they will never come
here any more indeed some Of them 20 to the
length Of threatening to 'starve out this abolition
city, and will, herealterg if all will only jine',
send their produce for sale to q southern port, and
in their zeal and wrath, they have already q pro-
ject on foot to establish o city and a market in
one of the many eligible pine swsmps between
this and the mouth Of the Potomac. They say,
We amt to take it as we have done no we amt
Baltimore has cheated us long enough, and now
insulted US, and we'll quit her. Without joking,
there never was seen q set Of more pitiable, crest.
fallen donkeys than these same slavebolding coun'
try gentlemen, who came hitber under the impress
sion that they were about the biggest men in the
couRtry, found themselves contemplate, (they
ought to have known that BEFORE and so disap
peared to be seen no more.
1 send you a copy of the last days proceedings
| think one gentleman proposed that every pool
man in the State ought to have one Niger. Al
there are not nisgers enough to give every pool
man one, encouragement would have to be giver
Immediately to more extensive breeding and i'm
porting. This you know, would add to the wealth
Of the State, and would be q decided step forwar'
in this age of progress"