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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

TIM MAN OF MANY RRMHpIEs,-The invalid who
takes hold Of the drug list bill OF fare ana
is cOntnuay changing from one item TO another IKE
green guest at hotel dinner, stands fair chance OF
killing he has exhausted the catalogue OF
pOSous. Some constitutions will bear this kind Of mcd
ica treatment longer than others, but anything short
Of case-hardcned system, lined with asbestoS aud
narnshcd with guta Pcrcha and steel sineWs,
must succunb at last We trust, however, that ths
plan Of transferring the whole nGerid Dedicd to the
stomachs Of the sick is nearly obsolete HAfthe world
already understands that the two insstimac remedies
introduced by Professor Holloway are sufficient for all
internal and external ailments The other hafi' fact
vergng the same opinion 1t is safe to predict that
the day s far distant when the phArmaeOPGiA will
he revised down to very minute volume, which may
pcrchance grow small by degrees and beautifully less
until it vaniseS altogether. Venerable not
immortal They must die, and fthey deecnty buried
with the respect due to old age II is the most that
bee1pccted for them.
We have our prejudices, like other folks, and they
stick to like barnacrS, forming sort Of aTmor which
the sword Of truth cannot always readily penetrate
But when Of twenty years standing cured
In six weeks by Holloway Ointment, and chronic d!s
pcpsin Of the most distressing kind relieved iH few
dsys by Ooways Pills, (And that these wonders have
been accomplished repeatedly 10 beyond dispute what
to say To deny the efficacy Of remedies that
work Sueh apparent miracles, would be mere fatuty
We shall not thus Stutiy ourselves The rcput u
his medicines peccs for three fourth' Of the m'la
dies Of the human il founded immutable facts,
and facts are species Of antagonists that decline
meeting in the field controversy with any Kind Of the
cries with which the profession could furnish We
have many friends among the faculty, and possibly some
of them may consider the cures effected by the Of
IIoIlnwaV'A an
their rights. II SO, it isA trespsW which the sic
will approve, and which every philanthropist.-miM
Those intHre.t docs not int.re-iS commend.
-NsnlphIs AInsnL
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

Vocal Mrslc,-A singing society has been
formed in this city with the following officers:
O. w. Parker, President; a. e. Stewart ,
Secretary; James c. Bronson, Treasurer; o.
W. Parker, ]. +. Cary and John Salmon,
Directors The fec for membership Is one
dollar, and monthly dues, my cents. The
society meets in the court house on Friday
evenings Several of the officers and mem.
berS Of this society are we'll skilled In the
science of music, and We doubt not that all
who become members will be greatly benefit
ted thereby Tho society has our best wish
q for it's success
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

GoNE IN.-Quite number Of the Alfbreed
Journals have ceased to exist since the election.
The Sacramento Register has died outright.
and the San Francisco Ners has weakened
into weekly inssAd Of a daily issue. We
have no disposition to rejoice over the pccuni.
AIRY miSfortuncs Of our contemporaries, but
VIC esteem it an indication Of sound morality
in the people when they refuse TO sustain such
unfair and ,ncndaciOus concerns as tho Ven.
and Register have been during the campaign.
Peace to their ashes"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

Hon. JAMES II. IIARDY-This gentleman,
VIC are glad to see, has been trumphantIy
elected Judge Of tho 10th Judicial District.
composed Of the counties Of CAlaveras and
AmAdor. A fierce personal war was waged
against Judge Hardy during the campaign,
and every disreputAblc means used to defeat
him by poisoning the ears Of the people of his
District ngninSt him, but his worth as man
and jurist were too potent for cnlumny to pre-.
vail against him. Tho people Of Amador
and Calavcras havc made good selection
Judge IIardy'S requirements as lawyer are
only cxccllcd by his qualities as q man.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

Tue INNiGRAnoN.-Th city has for some
time past been thronged with weary, travel
worn immigrants many Of whom, We are
sorry to learn, are in very INDECENT circum-
stances. The demand for labor hereabOuts.
IL small at present, but will be greatly incrcas'
ID when tho rain comes, and until then our
new friends will have to hide their time with
patience and DO satisfied with little moro than
board, which all can get who conduct them
selves properly and show e willingness to
work
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17
Proceedings Of the Common Council.
PLAcInylLLE. Sept. 18th. u

PLAcERvILLE, Sept. 18th. 1859.
Mayor Swan presiding-Present full Beard.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
The following hills read and allowed:
W. s. MARBLE. 800; II. Bird. &e.nO Vim. Cook.
&ln.a0; l.. Kan &G,00 Gclwicks h january. A1s.no.
Aid. Wade moved that the board proceed tn
elect two Policemen for the second quarter. Car
ried
Mr.. REYNOLDS was pu, in nomination and having
received all the votes cast declared duly elected
Policeman far the ensuing quarter.
Mr.. S. Higgins was put in nomination. and hav-
ing received all the votes cast Was declared duly
elected Policeman for the ensuing quarter.
Aid. Wade moved that the Special Committee on
the improvement If Ilangtown Greek. report or
dinance in connection with the same at the next
meeting. Carried.
board adjourned TO meet on Monday evening the
o6th, Sept, 1859. "
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

SELr,MAnE MES.-ColnmhnS was weaver
Franklin was printer. Ma>sillon and Flctc',.
or arose from the humhl"st vocation. Nrbphr
was peasant SixtuS v was employed in
keeping swi inc. Rulin was cutler. f,r.u.
SON, the astronomer. waA a shepherd. Bum.
was plough-bov. .Esop was a slave. Homer
was n heggar. Daniel Dcfoc a ho>ier. De
moSthents = cutler. Virgil n baker. Gs,
was silk mercer. Ben. johnson brick layer
CcrvcntcS was a common soldier Clifford and
Bloomfield were shoeinakcrS. How ard was
groccr's apprentice. Richard Arkwright a
barber. Cobbctt = soldier in tho ranks. Cham.
bcrS pcdler Of books Golden an Office cvi L.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17


TOWNSHIP 0FFIcEHs.-Thc following is a list
Of the Justices Of the Peace and ConstNblcs o.
the several Townships Of this County
Mountdin 7cwnship.--Justiccs, W. W.
Bclvillc and j. {. McGurc. ConstablcS, J.
ID. N. Massey aud S. G. StebbinS
Waite OK Observation-Disclosures, Wiiliam
Hughes and l.. Light Constubles, Jno. Mat.
thews and T. j. Singleton.
CoSumMCs 7ownAhip.-Justiccs, John Fra
ger and J. D. Rankin. Constables, J. Cleg.
horn and X. X. Claiborne.
Big Bar TownMiP.-Justiccs, C. S. BraSh.
car and Patrick Lyons. COnStablcs, Y. Faux
ner and D. Shnnks
COIOmd 7otrnship.-Justices, II. X. Stowe
and J. q. Garfield. ConStablcs, J. NJ. Clark
and John Curtis.
Mud Springs 7orn'hip.-JuSticcs, James
Mccormack and Alex. Irvine. Constablcs,
Il. F. Davis and Chas. r. RouSsin.
Georgetown Tornship.--Justices, Louis
Buyatte and g. q. Spencer. ConstAblcS, +.
Mccormick and +. j. Morley.
DMmOnd Springs TowHship.-JnSticcs, c.
F. Irwin and G. c. White. Constablcs. Alex
SCiSbuttle and Joseph Miller.
Eelsey Observation-Disclosures, II. Mnycn-
baum and s. A. Smith. Constablcs, John
0dcneAl aud J. W. uughs.
Greenwood 7ownship.-.J"Sticcs W. X
Crequc and T.. L. Crawford. Constablcs, j
Il. McIlhcny and n. J. Ferguson.
Salmon Edlh To,rnship.-Justiccs, y. Has
kcll and N. H. Eastman. CoStabcS, l.. Nelson
and L. Campbell.
PIaeerriiic- city and Observation-Disclosures
Of the Pcncc-L. c. FiSkC, James Oates, g.
W. Stout Vim. g. Davis Constables-A
Simonton, Geo. Loncy, Jno. D. Boop, Thos \
Gillcnwater.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17
PLACERVILLE,
Saturday, September II, 1859

DEATH OF SENATOR Recommendation. u.
C. Frederick, We arc grivCd to ray, died at
half.past nine o'clock, \. NJ, yesterday, of the
wound received in the duel with Judge Terry,
on Tuesday last On the receipt of the news
Of his death in this city, the flags Of the fire
companies were displayed at half.mnSt in re-
spcct to his memory. His funeral will take
place, at San Francisco. at lOo'clock a. ~, on
Monday next A steamer will be dispatched
from Sacramento, for san Francisco, at o.
clock p. ", on Sunday.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

Neutrality-suspicious. Engine Co., No. 2, have
. library Of $50 volumes, mostly Of tho best
works extant This will have . tendency to
the mental improvement Of "TwO's fellows,
and speaks well Of them as Company Of in.
telligent men. Just think Ofit,-the first as
sOciatiOn in the City that has had the good
tasts'tO got up library is q company Of fire.
Inen Those who think that Rremen arc nee
essarily rowdies viii do we'll to make note Of
the above fact These literary cusses are as
active and efficient as any other company in the
State, Notwithstanding their taste for letters
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17
A Rare Chance!

N Pacific QurtE Company, viii aet my entire Interest
Of ten sRres reasonable terms. There - ShAres
In tie whole aud their value IL W~
require any commenatiOn from me- IN AAllsioa 20 the
valuable lode which s la sNeeeasfal cppeVnS the
Company are At present opening Tunnel " E.a AZ
the hill back OF PAcerve which will dOuheess ssFkr the
original vein at that paint IsuceeSsi In THE the ~.
cnc will be only Of the largss bnI the very beet
Quarts Lead In California.
For particulars enquire Store Of Haas Aoch on
the FAsa
a. HAAS.
Piacerville, Sept. II, lsSe.-N
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

OFFICIAL VOTE OF PLAcERvhLE TOWNSHIP.
Below We give tho official vote for Justices
Of the Peace and COnstabIeS, in PlacCrvillC
township. The vote is small in consequence
Of the certainty Of the election Of all the can
didates, there being but four for each office
Justice of the Pcacc-James Oates, 40
L. C. FiSke, 1873; VIM. G. Davis (his third
term,) 374 q. ". Stout, 4lO.
ConstAblcs Simonton, C03; Geo. Lo
ncy, 434; Jno. D. Boop, 473; ThOs. a. Gill
Cnwatcr, 35l.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

Reconstruction, Thursday evening last
We werc blessed with light and refreshing
shower of glorious rain. Although there was
not sufficicncy of it to lay tho dust thor
Oughly, yet the atmosphere was purified, and
is now as fresh and balmy as the breath oil
Spring.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

HoLLowAYb PILLs.-It is hard for persons who
have been weakened and emaciated BY years Of
sickness. I" believe that they can be restored to
perhaps tried twenty physicians aud q hundred
'sPeci6cs." without avail. Never mind; We ask
them for their own sakes "a Try one moFs-H0lI0-
ways alteOnquering remedy. The Pills 40 suFely
rePaie the ravAges Of disease. renovate the internal
organs. brace and invigorate the dilapidated sys.
ten. Pestore the appetite. aud. as . consequence.
give buoyancy to the animal spirits, - the dew and
rain refresh the withered herbs aud flowers. This
10 the language not Of eUlogy bus Of experiences.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

JAMEs E. BowV. -.It AaOTdS Us much
pleasure to bear evidence to the efficient ser
vices Of this gentleman in bShAlf Of the De-
mocfacy, in the late campaign Governor
Conness and others Of the Opposition chose 70
make the fight in this county on the alleged
encouragement Of our County Affairs, and
Mr.. Bowc, being thoroughly posted on County
matters, was considered by many Democrats
most fitting man to meet them and refute
their grOundlcss charges and gross misrcpre-
sensations. lie did 80, and with his facts and
figures, taken from the record, presented in
an eloquent and convincing manner, so thor
Oughly vanqushed them that they were heart
lily ashamed Of themselves and closed the
campaign in despair. Mr.. Bowe has made a
name for himself with the Democracy Of the
Empire county Of which he may well be
proud, and which will be Of service to him
hereafter. Although = young Democrat, his
services already rank him among the veterans.
CHAMEY MEREDITH, G. g. BLANCHARD and
ID. c. BROOKE, also, threw themselves into
the breach and battlcd most calamity for the
true Democracy. Whenever and wherever
called upon, they responded to the demands
Of the party and ably advocated its principles
and defended its measures. No precinct was
too distant and no road too fatiguing for them,
IL there was hope Of their speaking doing
good for the cause. Without hope Of fee or
reward, they labored for the success Of Dem.
Ocratic principles, and it affords us the sin.
ccrCst pleasure, in the name Of the Dcmocra-
cy, to acknowledge their gallant and efficient
services
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

VALUABLE QrARTz STocK FOR SALE.-As
will be seen by an advertisement in another
column. Mr.. A. Haas offers for sale 10 shares
10 the Pacific Quartz Company. This is by
fAF The best paying Quarts Stock in our cOUn-
y a~d has for two Or three years yielded large
dividends. Persons wishing to engage in
quartz mining will, We think, And this a good
investment s--
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

Tho man whose horse returned to the sta
bic in this city tho other day without ri
der, and was supposed to havo met with foul
play, has turned up again, all right. lie had
too big cargo Of whisky aboard for naviga-
ton, and 90 dismounted or fell of, and slept
it out by the way.side. Lightning might
strike him without injury.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

VINO CAN BEAT IT-At trial OF their ma.
chine, on Saturday evening last, Confidence
Engine Company, No. !, Of this city, (of which
wc are henry mcmbcr,) nstonishcd them
selves and the rest Of mankind by throwing,
through fifty feet of hose and an inch nozzle,
a stream to tho distance Of two hundred and
two feet and nine inches! The BOOSTERS
think they are "somc."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

OrH Dan has gone to Sacramento to attcnt
the State Fair, to see tho wonders on exhi
bition at that institution. It is rumored hert
that should a premium be offered for thu
handsomest man, Dan will enter tho ring, anC
his friends are confident he will bear of thu
prize unless Judge Bolts, Of the Standard
should be a competitor, when it would b
doubtful--thcy're both SO cussedly handsome
Wen bet on Dan.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

DAnIN0 ATTEMPT At RoBBERY.-On Satur.
day evening last rs Mr.. Richard Barker was
returning from Diamond Springs to his home
near Bnmbrr's ranch, halfway between Web
her Creek and Chilli ravnc. no was met BY
two lncn, one of whom presented pistol to
his breast and demanded his money. while
the other threw his arms around and held him
They searched him and found but four bits in
his purse They took it and told him to bring
more with him next time Before nc left
Diamond Springs he had placed fifteen dollars
in his stockings, which escaped the notice OF
the robbers
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

COMPLIMENTARY srFPgA.-A complimentary, supper
as RiV0n ct AeFtN restaurant Monday evening
y Cssadsass EaEinS Co, No. I, to AessTs. yossPk
ealshashar Aaa ckaa. OoweR, the fOEmer Of whon "
aheat 10 leave % On visit TO Europe, and the latter q
return % vteeesiA, wAego he INV rostdes boeh gen
tsmsa 0aAna AlsA ~ ony In the estimation 81 the
csaPAAy, but 81 The sulirs community, and VA eeAH
vlaSeASh Tie beet WiSAes Of all Wko know thea
A6oaA afY pssseas pAEtsOk Of the baAqNst wheh was
Hose elagaHt ahd everything went 81 GOst pleOsaHty
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

lIUMBoLDT PRoPETY AsSEssNENT.-Thc total
value Of assessed property in Humboldt coun-
ty this year, says tho Times, is el,954, 1903,
an increase OF 5000, 900 over last year.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

ExrLosIoN.-On ThurSnay morning last, the
large gas generator in the Soda Mandatory
of Weston Il Co., above Stony Point, exploded
with great force, scattering the soda in every
direction and making general wreck Of the
premises. Tic rccol Of the machine kicked
the front wall Of tho stone building into the
street and greatly endangered the life of a
child who vas passing at the time.
with the machine were both Knocked down
and Stone was pretty severely bruised and
cut, by the fall. The gas generator was Of
the largest and most substantial class, and
the charge Of gas must have been very heavy
to cause il to burst.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17
LOST.

ONE promIsOry Note given by Henry onts to @. W
swan and endorsed by ~. Douglass. for the sum
payable monthly my dollars per month until paid
sad Note vas given on the lst day Of January, 1892
CIV SWAN.
P1aeervHie, Sept II, IS59-N.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

JUICE DANGERFlELD has been reelected
Judge of the Shasta district ny an ovcrwhem.
ing majority. The Judge is an accomplished
juriSt and a loyal Democrat.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

+ DCEL.-On Tuesday morning last, a-duel
was fought by Senator Brodcrick and Judge
Terry, near San Francisco, Judge Terry being
the challenging party }. y. McXibbin and
Gen. Cotton acted as seconds TO Mr.. Brodcr.
lex, and Thos. Hayes and Calhoun BcnhAm,
AZ seconds Of Judge Terry. The weapons
used were duclling pistols, and tho distance,
ten PAGES. The following account Of the UNI
fortunate affair VIC take from tho Sacramento
.StdndtW:
AS the seconds stepped back and Mr..
COulton gave the word, the principals raised
their pistols, which they held pointed to the
ground. On the rise Mr.. Brodcrick's weapon
went oil, the ball striking the ground few
feet short Of his opponent. The next instant,
Terry, who had fully raised his weapon. dis.
charged it. Mr.. BrOderiCk suddenly turned
few inches, and was seen to brace himself
for n moment, then gradually lowered himself
down to reclining position on the ground,
and then fell at full length. Tic did not speak
q word during this time.
"Whilc Mr. Brodcrick thus fell, still clasp.
ing his pistol, Judge Terry stood with his
arms folded, till his seconds advanced, and
with them he left the field unframed.
The surgeons who were present, Drs. Loehr,
Hammond and Aylctt, together with Mr..
Broderick's seconds, advanced Immediately
upon his full, and tearing off his coat, cxamn-
ed the wound, which wns found to be in the
breast The ball entered near the right nip.
pie, passed across the front part Of the body,
and lodged III his left side. 1t seems to have
entered the cavity Of the chest, or at lcnSt
Il 4
subsequently extracted, has produced wound
which, it is supposed, will prove fatal
At last adviccs, Mr.. Brodcrick though still
alive, was in very critical situation, and
not expected to recover
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

BRADSHAW, Of the PostOfice News Depot,
is entitled to our thanks for Atlantic and Eu.
rcrean papers and magazines.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

New GooDS.-Our old friend TNnnenwad
at the Ground Tent" will to-day receive
large invoice Of and winter clothing, boots
shoes, etc. The old gentleman keeps good
assortment Of articles iu-hiS-linc,-aad-p
chaScrs will find him courteous and accomno
dating, as everybody knows.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

4 BLoCn 4 Co. have commenced receiving
their fall and winter goods, and now have in
store many Of the most beautiful articles in
the way Of dress goods, shawls, InantllaS, etc,
that have appeared in the market for many a
day. Our lady friends will doubtless dimn-
ish their stock Of pretty things" greatly du,
ring the next week.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17
Telegraphic--Death Of Senator Broderick

SACRAMENTO, September 18th, lS39,I
O'Clock, r. ".
Senator Brodcrick died this forenoon, At
half past nine O'Clock. His funeral will take
place at 10 o'clock A. ~, on Monday.
y boat will leave here for San Francisco at
2 o'clock, p. ~, on Sunday.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17
FOR SALE

\c': c.'''T Al itSt.siei On Canal street. FER O.
n.tilv ed ..t = ". !. iENLN. Constant .itsan
4 ',r.: WA t.u' iht' :. =. ttrm." Tsrns,
"h"fs'. >,N' IAiIlI AtLuAlL.
=, sale. !uar Iltt. l.;o
INNS ttn"Ntr'A', ct ,,-..,.d a,.ns,osk
nt's,. sit', ''tn"''v. l.r-, G-d. and Im,,; Az.
its ~',.. '.ti are 't a. ltsA'i. '"d4e'd rtisss
Ire, AZ ~. .'i'iytr' NV e Wheeler y u
S'-' ''.'' A. i la. "t"rs NAr,.h.s. Wh,SA Ih0y
of'r At -. l''.t' ace -.ia tie s!srIsS of
rsr':
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17


TnE IsTHMrs OF TrnArNTErEc.-ItS most at
tractivc features are thus set forth by cor
respondent Of the Pacific .MthoGir
The l>thlnu> Of Tehauntcpcc possesses NJ
less fertility Of soil than il has variety Of IL
mate. beauty and diversity Of scenery. Free
from those deadly malarou> diseases pcruiiar
tn the torri1 zone. it wastes not the encrgi :
Vt the white man as the other far Southern
clincS-haS within it all that can make pro
pie comfortable independent and happy a
State rich, prosperous and powerful. Here
valleys in greatest abundance viii yield susal
cane, coffee, cotton. cocoa. cochincal, indiso
vans and Indian corn. with all the fruits Of
the torrid zone, while its table lands will pro.
ducr all the small grains equal To California :,
and having two rainy seasons, will mature two
crops year. The precious woods, such ~
mahogany, ebony, rosewood, logwool AVID
even the India rubber tree. she has an ,x.
hauStlcss supply Of She ahound> in mincra..
Of all kinds, particularly Of gold AMI silver.
and her mines sleep unw"rl;cd and few OF
them even with owners No less rich j. She
in natural curio>iticS, such as vast caves.
glowing in stalactitc and Ntaagmitc gems, and
springs, hot and cold. possessing mineral prop.
critics miraculous in sanitary effect, and organ.
ic remains Of orders of animal existence cx.
tinrt in living species. 10 say nothing uf thc>c
wonderful ruins Of vast nltars and temples
left here, the only monuments Of all cx,inc;
civilization.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

We are cndcbted to Thos e. Nngert, Book
seller for the daily delivering Of the DEMO-
cratic Standard.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17
Positively the Last Call !

Ii persons indebted to the undersigned are earnestly
solicited 10 call and pay IN. As determined to
square up aid accounts this will be the last call and those
who neglect to Il properly may expect to he called
upon by the Constable A word to the wise" &c.
Z. BALDWIN.
Upper PAeerville, September II, 1854
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17
MARRIED

On Tuesday Sept. 18th. by Rev. W. Frear. Mr. T
Wilcox to Miss c. A. TrEHAS, both Of Upper PA.
cervir.
Tn Tuesday, Sept 18th, bv Rev. W. Frear, at the
Elk Horn Ranch, Mr. JonS BLAIR to Mrs. JAxs NC.
CRONg
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

VoTE OF TnR STATE SINCE lS49.-The fol-
lowing table will show the vote cast ut the
different State Elections from lS49 to 1858,
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