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charged with and pay Tor 1t, just as any one
else would; the clerks IN the tithing store
are paid like any other clerks, Lut no one il
ever paid for any service pertaining to the
ministry. We think a man who cannot make
his living aside from tbs ministry Of Christ
upsui,ed to the office am called rich, and
consider myself worth $3.50, 900, but no dollar
Of it was ever paid me by the church or for
any service Of . minister Of the Everlasting
Gospel Host nearlyall had when we were
broken up in Missouri and driven from that
State ! was nearly stripped again when
Joseph Smith was murdered and VIC were
again driven from Illinois, but nothing was
erer made up to me BY the Church, nor by
any one Ibelieve know how TO acquire
property and how to take care Of it.
d. G.-Can you give me any rational en-.
PLANTATION Of the aversion and hatred With
which your people are generally regarded BY
those among whom they have lived and with
whom they have been brought directly in con-
tact? \ t''1.
3. H.-No other explanation than is af-
forded BY the crucifxion Of Christ and thu
kindred treatment Of God ministers, proph-
ets and ministers in all ages #
II. G-I know that u new sect 10 always
decried and traduced-that it il hardly ever
deemed respectable to belong to one--that
the Baptists, Quakeas, Methodists, Universe
lists, Unitarians, DO, have each 10 their turn
been regarded, in the infancy Of their sect.
y the of-scouring ofthe earth yet cannot
rehnember that either Of them we're ever cen.
orally represented and regarded BY the older
sects Of their carly days as thieves, robbers
Ind murdcrers.
y. Y.-lf you will consult the cotempor.
ny Jewish accounts Of the Ifs and acts Of
Jesus Christ, you viii find that he and bis
i'sclpies were accused Of every abomnable
aeed and purpose--robbery and murder in
'laded- such . work ID still extant and NAV
% found BY those who seek it
=: G-What do yoa say Of the % called
Danltes q Destroying Angsl, belanging q
Y. What do yos say9 / know Of no
'ncn band, 70 such persons Or organise
M enemies. n N n g =.
H.G-WitA rseasd V thss.sy, dsea,,o
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4 seemed
fectly willing to endure the crowd aud the in
tense heat ia ORDER to witness this perilous and
TOOL hardy performance. At each end Of the
rope the grounds we're enclosed and seats erect.
60, Tor an entrance TO which, twenty Eve cents
were charged, with an additional quarter for a
seat. There canid not have been less than three
thousands admissions at this price ON the Ameri-
can side, with perhaps half as many more inside
the Enclosure on the opposite ciif, thus giving
very handsome sam to the intrepid French
man. At about half past four. Monsieur an
peared at the place OF embarkation gon The
American side, and after short delav. he
started for the Canada shore, for the purpose.
a. be stated. of bringing his friend over, who
awaited him in Canada" During bis walk OYER
ne performed various teats, such a. standing on
ms mead, turning summersets, lying down.
| hanging cy his bands and feet and all the re.
markabie fea's accomplished by tight rope
dancers, ana wi,hsas much ease aud dexterty.
De reached the opposite side in ten minute.
from the time be started, and was received hy
the crowd with immense applause. Aster - !.
naming in Canada for about half an bonr IL
again appeared with his friend, who proved to
DC ms agent, named Henry " Coicord. and Who
Weighs Just 40 pounds, Ave pounds more than
/ niondin. After a little delay Co,cord was
strapped 70 bis back, and thus they started, II
was % exciting moment, and many men pres
ent-bfaye, ssout-hearted men--turned away
unable 70 look with composure upon the scene
before them. Blondin displayed not the least
trepidation or excitement. He moved SLOWLY
cautiously. bat With great frmness. After pro-
ceedins about one quarter the distance ha Low.
cred his burden npoa the rope aud rested for !
time and this he continued to Go d. Intervals.
unni 10 nnaliy reacaedihe American side. The
passage was accomplished in jus. .hrty.four
minutes, ana you may DO sure 1t was an anxious
.n,rty-iour minutes TO al who witnessed it,
Wnen he was safely on terra 6rma al we're wild
Win excitement, the men shouted, che ladies
screamed with very delight. Blondin and his
Fellow voyager were caught upon the shoulders
q Trends and borne 70 their carriage, where
saey stood and received the congratulations Of
the people, which we're showered upon them
With more cordially than ever saw manifest
60 toward politician. Statesman Or warrior.
Blo0din 10 now the man OF the hour. Who
viii be the next customer
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kor tine De
Frederick and lICKihhan.

MEssas. EOltoRs; II prOvOkes me beyond meas.
urs IN hear such rank traitors as Broderick and
MeKibben styled Democratic That they once acted
with the Democratic party am willing 10 concede,
but they did 4 solely from intessSisd motives
6rst to BE- rewarded BY Il. and secondly to beGrsy
Il. They have taken the old track Of ell traitors to
the cause. While prelendlne to be Democrats and
making loud prOissalOnS at times, they were work.
lag al The while 10 undermine the party Ihnl they
prOiessed to support aud held, venture 70 say.
many secret conferences with the enemy, prepare.
tory 70 desertiOn and base apOstacy. BeOdsriek
10 vain tried to dlsUrganise the Democratic party
several yeaFa ago, before. the Republicans had an
OrganisaliOn. Then be ihduced his mInious to run
80 Independent candidates seAinst the regular
Democratic uOmlnsss. sna how bis shameless stFl-
ksrs swear untl they AFN hAok n The face hat he
has always been true Demoorat and hat strictly
cnulbFmed 70 the usAges of he party. His tlskst
was iGnomniOusly defeated. asA Hss shireIAes and
followers. apparently repenIAnt and dSSetad hnni.
yAsggsA -aAmisslOa iatO The Demsesat Ne church.
No sooasr were they unwlStly adnittsd Into full
fsilowship. than they HgAiu cOmmsnCsA thur infGi
mcusl tricks. S4 s.ls
How do they stand nOws Do they not rejoics "a
see the National principles Of the Democracy, the
PreSident elected by the Democracy attacked, Wilt
fed, wisrepreSeutsd and abused BY The 0ppOsitiOn,
and do they not joiu in the abuse! With whom
do they aSsOciOtsI Are they not to DO found with
| the Republicans encouraging aud cheering aud
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sidisg hen y defeat the Democratic partyP they
havs bsm b ded win h6DoFs and Offices fas above
their deserts by cOnfiding party, but neither hon
ors nor emolunents can make an unprincipled poll
tician, either honest or grateful.
Now that they have gone openly into the Black
RsPvblleaa emp Fslhed nndeV lie eolOss, sugport-
ed IT. measures and eandldaies, they cau q Be- no
mere barn, e lanst iiitIs sSmpassd viii tAslm
chief they d0ns us when calling themselves Demo-
crate and when they held ON 10 the Democratic organ.
izssOns entered the Democratic eaucusse aad seat
tered the seeds dsseDson broadcast wherever they
went They are now more bitter and abusive towards
their old associates their old party, sOdsrick, eS-
pecialy, is violent In bis deDunciatiOns OfPrVmi-
Dsst Democrats, Who assisted hIm politically and
pecuniArily) than the original AbOlIaOuISs IN whose
shoes they have stepped, ever WerS-jast a. Bone.
diet Arnold ives The most savage and vindictive Of
eli the British officers. after he became one Of them,
and just like Arnold, too, they ere hated and des-
pissed though 6sttered by the very men who now
make use Of their services. Tor whose benefit they
are working and who know exactly what they are
worth. Il viii be Just - With al he BAEk Repub-
lican recruits who follow In the footsteps Of the H.
lustriOus Dave and the brilliant Joe"
The man .Kh0 hOnssiIy Chasgss HE political
ssntmentS should Be and bic respected when be does
il openly, frankly, and abOve.bOard, and fr"m the
cOnvietions Of doty. But the sneaking hypOcriteS,
who pretend to be with the Democracy when they
are Only plotting treason Under fAlAe name and
make ihs@sslvss kaOwH % OpSu enemicsOnlS when
their treason can no longer BE- concealed, very
different characters. The sooner such ones are
unmarked the better, and the Democracy Of Cali
fornIa msy well congratulate themselves that the
renegades are now known 70 be BY the side OfPark,
Baker aud Tracy, where their trus characters can
be appreciated, and where their future plots must
find some other field than among the honest DemOc-
racy Of the State. Let this fact be geueraIIy under
StO"d and the Democracy will not again be desra'
ded and annoyed and betrayed BY BrOderick and
his followers"
OLD HICKORY.
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Ia. Donssv, see'y.
Meeting Of the Democratic State Central
Committee.

The Central COMMITTEE met at Sacramento in
JnTsWance n the call II the Chairman Saturday
She 2nd inst, aad having unanimously passed the
following resolutions adjourned siR' dis'
RPAnisNd, ny the Democratic State Central Committee,
assembled SAeSamento City Saturday April 81. 4.
D. iSio thai . Democratic Nate Convention he held al,
SSesa CITY Wednesday, June Sh. IsAs Tor the
nVp"ss 81 nominating eandaiss " Be voted fWT ~ the
SeFAemher sleeioa, 1850.
RAaSeed. TAAi he has Of representation In said Con.
~ Delegate Tor saeh eoaniy and dele.
Rsie ~ every huHAssd Vstss and de~eate for
aesIaa oae hundssd ea Ter the hshsst State
Democratic nominee Of the last general esction va the
votes east tos hAdSn Messay q the general election In
AepasWhrs. 1850. --------.--
RSsaIrSd. That reesmaenA n the several Couaty
COmlIees throaghou Ihs stats 70 eseahsh tee OfQaai
taeaIsn govern ihs PVimsVy neeslngs uhkh shah be
chat the Persa dssrnG - participate 10 sad primary
eegS 0hsh Aselsrs thaa ~ voeeA fer the Nominees Of
the regular Democratic CsAventiOn he1 In the city Of
SaeE0meula The eth day Of Augus1 l9SS and pre-
S- hv JAmeo q. lGAsdy - Uhse he lna"Fses the
Iiaifssm Of prae Iples adopted ky that Convsni"n.
Essoisef, inst under san arpsvt~nment The several
eOaues 0f the STATE eatt1sA u The fo0Stag nu@heE
of Aa1aRnaaa N ALI ConVealiNm:
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pR. RARLoW. a. NlII1H,


GRADCATE Of u. N.s Yo.t q 1A.4ps..is Ca.
pathle ssablshment 10 eaeramenl = ~ sneA PaspS.
and J. h, X Es,s iart
viii BE- eYuai 20 any IN ths Atantls ela - pFs
Smith, With hiS fa@ilyI WI
pains expense vii Be spared = 1k8 plsaa1 81
hsalth-rsAyEiug home toF ingnli1e. 49,
Catarrhal AGsotoas, Diseases q ~ ng kgga AASsEs
Kidneys Dyppsps., ConstlpAton Apaglsxy BS pasaly.
sic, Rhsumats1, Neuralgia RsHse and Agne, end Rsvvss
Of al types. PutFid sore ThFoat Cs.n nasae.
aud Acute DaFThea should ~ he advantages 81 this 70.
sttuon before taking poisonous egu1u ana e 1se1ilg
the chances Of psFmNnent reeoveeVsa
The arrangements Of the lnssiiatoa ere pan euaRy
and dlspiaesments cuEvstuFes efts ene, etc. ste. We
men anticipating confinement WIN ~ larmhs0 Win p3eae
ant apAFnsnts and the beat eAua1 nna gaienl atsn.
ton and hursSs 10 6 Utatt And eHlsu'
There viii be OymnsSIan g. AndisS = wssi sea-
ELECTRO cHEMIcAL BATHS. = valuaAss In sssSIss.
Ting PoIsons, both mineral ana A9d in he treat:
70 patlente withoul extra ehaSge.' tahsf :"
CANcenG cured ~ an entiEsly new pgoeen1.
BONE eeTT1N0-Dv Smith htbs ollY one n Cafeteria
possessing the ~ ~ BeRs sng Ssoesatay praeiiovd
limited number q psFsou1 dsslying physiological
DIET can be accommodated. y
DR.. smith viii attend psiIanla n any paE1 81 ~ ely
TiOs HILL, late Of the AfW = ltiiis WEBSTER 70
viii lake charge Of the eudnssy 9lyaES1gne
go 70 $50 per Week. according y ~ etsnten required
Consultations, FREE, verbal = ~ Iue1uR. 80
" -'''''-'' pARtOw !. Aasrrn. n. D.
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S1nnntairr 4eurntrat.
Proceedings Of the Democratic Central

t.f-E COMMITTEES.
49,. ..,,.. ~. Ts.,.oersae central committee Of
h ~ ~ N ~ r1oCEysra DE10cnAT Ocv. in
SSsny, ~ =. sfr11g t,e 1k 81 May, 1859
LeoE ~ ~ 0~wLSaa. ehalgmas Of the CON.
~ -. = sts 49,. < -: -. ~ ~ 1oestin0
w. a die committee called the
y 2. DeISsy. s-s~a a us,nsm, D. W. 0ewfcks r. V.
Cou, Ane m g-ivsklId n p l1amm r Foster
y: " . s@sssv T. O. bslI (pTOxy Sor John CO.
SZe-S1 's~i .s..ssr1n. ~ Y Z "
O'I2 " - SGffs1 ~ fc1ewing Resolutions, which
were 4saa peu.seratss county eonvent.On be held
a. -. - - Gi.essvlIi1. coonIy u n Dorado ons
N wv" -.'--a-- - $40. ,San p
Va"~S' A1s~'' ASSS'
IA, he puyDoss q nosustnf easAasses Tor the different
noantv 49, tWo neUbsm q the esnate and eght Of
AZ - eeleetlnG usteen delegates 20 FVprs.
SSnt GAS eSSty Il Dorado in the Democratic STATE
vsntIoa = - hsa h Ss eiy Of Sacramento Oh he 99nd
81 Jane sSS ~ isa1ssssn Elsa otHss business -
Sna1 - 49, eoSoGsasy aad proper.
1900 ma ne pgagy ssesioa feg AeIsgaass = The
COUNTY - - IA 10 is VarIous prsensss Ghrsag.
:5uI M. eorSaV ~
SN.- s..,,.. ease
SN"I' AAs"' ASSS'
and dat DE pous be Opened 81 oolOek, NJ And clos
I'd 81 oeleek p NJ Q: ssh day, and that al voting be
eeI see Sst many delegates ~ s esesos nay % en-
HS.ia.I ssi an .ual,a,A sssta,s ef thls Rate resi-
e~tS ~ sr@snsss IA WkIeh ~ SrsIFe = VOTE and
~. v-sSl ~ S@i1Sfs - 0al@.Sx ~ TsEuiSF nawo
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The Republicans Of Rhode Island are in Q musr.
0ns wing DE- the faction is determined to send q
delegation to the National OonvOntiDp favorable n
the nominaii6lt 0fCadV OAaso, II OhlS, skDf Presi.
dent the other wing Insist on having Seward. The
Chaseites object IN Seward on the ground OF bis
ultra views, and The friends Nf Seward object u
Chsss because De iSipsd, the Know Nothings, and
elgn vote. IlAlN&siD = iS1A
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Correspondents Of the Democrat.
BOTTLB Hill. May lNh, 1850.
Daring THEFT.

MsssAs. EDIroRs, The slnlcs hOxes Of claim on
Gravel Hill, worked BY MessTs. OrelAnd & Co., were
Ted Of all the gold that could Be taken from them In
hurry between sunset and sunrse last night. Several
hundErA dOase, t4s tAOeght, wA takeu. Certain par
ties were seen in the acts and though they have
yet been arrested, may expect cOndgn punshmen
later. Sinners should be careful, for the same
parties will not respect any sueeS that may present
fair chanc. Look out iOs the EaSsAS Canon Greek
and Gravel Hill. ANA
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The CINCINNATI papers are great on "sensaton
items" The latest 10 that line 10 In the Enquirer
Of late date. Il s stated that during q marriage
in one Of the churches crazy man e0tsredhnd cal.
ed loudly for knife ith which 70 sacrifice himself
upon the altar. The ENQWirsr says that "thO bride
aud her friends were frozen with horror" AZ the
paper dOes not state What became 81 the frozen par
thaw." -..,... :.
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How KsxrUcKY bsoAMe DInOcGArTc SFkfu--
The L0uisvile Democrat gives an account Of one Of
its iFieads living 10 LAteTe coniH who Is the hap
py parent Of twenty-eight ehildrsn; Of whom eight
cen ere voters, and an sound Democrats. Six
the father. twenty.four Democratic vo,crs, who
never fail iD 'hOr duty to their party On the day Of
election.
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IxyoRHI7IdG WAmSD-Og Thomas J. Orders.
who len y. LOus. No., In 1882 and came u Cali.
fnrnia. He 6NA last heard from ab0at ats ycars
ego A. RlAesttliIe 81 Dasad0 couaty, snd GisO On
The Aonth FjVkdf The American river. where he
was niuiDg Bhhhla any old miner knaw anything
about him. n6tb addressed 70 Miss EisAbsth Or
derS' 81. Louis, Nill,ho thaiskfGlly Fecsivsd.
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Ths Committee further recommend tAAt IN the d
the creation Of the eOunies Of MOkelamne and AaFas
that sa eoantes NJ represented segR vs4s for
each enniy and he aans Counties As same
votes u ~ deducted from the esuntss fom Uhich they
have eeeA PsSpsetlvriy Aslalehe4.
ne comaltlss AdJSaEnsd sfAsdIs:
J09 p. MO0E, ChalFnaa.
WILLIAM ,. IIOoEou: Secretary.
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The opQnli,,sH acilly admit tAal tAeiP paFpass
IN attempting - lbeee "a axtEe.seaaion Of Congress
upon the codAl.J w. merely partisan, and then
complain that's RreaidVp doss, nss ali bic enc
mics 10 their enntn N SmhAFass bic administFa-
the Republicans 10 ell their movements. They
consulted hllE and - Aii1d Ella Vlssn "a every
question Of 9 political character Not content with
being an apOstate, be villi9sd The msa who taiscd
him nom 06scuTiiy TO his high position.
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MAu6ms NtwspAPsla sls1kssee Ceaa5aI Ezolt
has doUiaod Ties pen q pencil mark - e. -
a0le pnrrnaa Attracting the eye n particular ar.
tiele ~ portion Of printed matter does HuseNAses
matter % letter poslage e isssted on b. aos kst
mese& At4y SpfS NeSiEeas y IAU
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PIXOHRYYTIA pei IsS9TCE-

II pnrts Of this State close every daY e O'clock p n.
The mails Tor the Atlantis nsesas Europe, Oregon aBd
Washngton Territory close about the oFd and 18th Of
each month"; (exeept When tisDse days come satay.
dags and t.sn they win close the, day DrsrosO = 10
The Malls Tor Oriny Fiat eloos at thIs Once every
Monday. "Wednesday, Snd friday morning - o'clock.
The Ma1e for HevaOwa. ceAagvs8e sna indian Dig.
Gngs Close "a o'clock, A. ~, Ga Mondays Wednesdays,
and Hridays.
The Mails Tor Cold Spring. and cOlOms close svefS dsy
Sundays exSegse4 81 a'eloeh.
~ ~ o'clock every day, oundays sErepesd.l
Tie Overland Malls u D. JassPh Ne. VIA Carson VAL
iSs :ac ~ n,..css q {. :sSs y &:
mall nu1 te nssksd' 81: Aalt LAES cHy:
OFFICE uOURa.-BrOln eeloek, \. ~, uH Is, ~;
and from TN 81, p. MI esndsys sxesptsd.l "a
On sup1sye~BFs1 Q ustn 10, =, Ns an4 AsnS
until 5, p. n. a. n. SPENCE, P. ~.
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado. 10 Jus.
y tees Court Georgetown Township.
The People Of the State Of California; to VIM j. Johnston
and Peter Lashbrook, Greeting
You are hereby summoned to appear before me- at my
Office IN the township Aforesaid, in the county II VI Dora
do, the 18th day Of August D. 1872 at 10 o'clock A.
NJ 10 answer unto The complaint Of j. w. Shankln who
sues you 70 recover me Su Of tw1 hnndred AOars on
note given By May 1th 1885, with interest At four
cent per month from date, when judgment will be taken
against for the said amount together with costs and
damages, II you fAn 70 appear and answer.
Ordered puhlshed three months IN tie MOUNTAIN DRN0
cAAT.
To the sheFi6Or any Constable Of SAID County Greeting
Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this lith day 81 May. A. D. 1852
WM. I. GIBBS.
io!1ml Justice Of the Peace.
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no tha RIahlla,I |

DR.. SMITH having sstablIahlA y o3 esea Water Care
and MotoTpathe institution 81 IN tb. and feeling great
interest Ia tn Susesea 81 tVehl1h eAard upon
natural and rational prneplup e ~ Ilng ~ .alA
take charge Of the bnsInssS a1p9llt1G ~. BAlth Z
graduate Of regularly ehas1ee11 eal11 psegP, tsF.
OuEh Physician By nature. = Ntl . asa eaa
that they viii FeIoieo In the q totnFniig health
and verify all that IS said In ~ layes.
ISIS e Hin. Wooster Co.
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Corksl Corks Corks
81 UST RECEIVED, from New York,
l00,OOO Superior Soda corks;
$1,000 Superior Wine Corks;
1000 Crosses Vial CorkS, assorted sses.
Deer Ksg COrks. &C., a.. for sale ". by
X. Ii. MCDONALD 4 CO., DruggISta
1S9 Street, Sacramento.
DURE LARD OIL. MACHINE OIL, SPERM OIL, and
I Refined Poar Oil, for sale low, by
@ r. II. MCDONALD CO.,
Esprit Druggists, 189 street, Fan FrnnciSco.
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ICEI TCEI! ICEI!IICE!H!
ITAyIN0 procured bouniifuI supply Of PURE NOON.
III TAIN ICE. from that famous locality. SLY PARK,
and having fitted up rommodIOus depot At BLACKS "a.
LOON, next door to the Cary House, now prepared
to supply RANILES, Sal 00NA. HOTELS, &C., with this
Luxury NJ the the iowrst price,
TIN OFFICE (at Blacks saOOn) will be kept open at
al hours, day and night.
PIacervIlr, April 10Th. isS0.-ltfl --
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q Intervention Wanfad

Information Wanted
OHJ. g. RAE, scotchman. When last heard
~ from-about three years agV-he vas engaged In .
min IN the Vicinity Of PaceVville. Any Information
regarding him will be thankfully received by tie UNDER
signed. Address, per mail or express.
RICHARD GEORGE,
IapF1e-Im1 MaFygvtlle, YubA County, California.
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DARAsOIs AND FANS, a large assortment Of the most
i beautiful styles, At H. BL0CuS.
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Chemicalsl Chemicals Chemicals
WE have received, per Last Steamer, direct from the
w Chemical Laboratory Of Power WeiglHmAn, Pill
AdelphiA, -.-..-
4N Bottles SirychnIno
Is Ounces Nitrate Of Silver;
2j Ounces sulphate Of MOrtDhIa
1UO ounces Iodide Of Mercury, Lead, and Iron. ~
We have also on hand for sale,
200 Ounces Quinine;
Is Pounds I0dIde Potassa;
go Pounds ChioTOform;
$50 Pounds Spirits Nitre, Aqua Ammonia. and Sui
phurIc Ether. n. II. MCDONALD L co,
Druggists, l89 street, Sacramento.
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APPURTIONMENT.
In accordance With the basis Of representation Axed
In tire sixth ReSoutIon the following superintendent Of
delegates vas made Tor the several precincts:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-21

Camphene, Fresh Distilled
A LwAYS on HAND and fnS sale At the lowest market
IA rates, by X. H. MCDONALD q CO.,
Druggists, f39 street, Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-21

Dear sIr-Yaus NAte0NATlc VALLEY EuleKEnIs ~.
ceived, and amer careful sxamlnaton, nna n 10 he
pure article entirely free fpom The aaulteFaag lAgeal
tl.tai ia s4si4 jssiqs Chsnlze.