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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

THANKSGIVING DAY.-ThurSday, the Path Of
this month, Governor Weller has appointed as
n day of pnblic thanksgiving and prayer ihro.
out the State. 1t is expected that every per-
son-printers cxceptcd-will abstain from Sec
ular employment on that day. Who'll send
us fine fat turkey, so that We may Laugh
and grow fat and feast several starving friends:
Try your hands again in lifting a turkey for
our benefit, Jim. Mac. and Squire B y hint
to the wise, &c.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

Tracy, of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express,
will please accept our thanks for numerous
favorS, aud so will Uncle Jones.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
Dr. Bakers Pain I'anacr.

Ny Pain PdnGcde il composed entirely n heAhag gums
and vegetable oils and herbs Il is perfectly fe for the
delicate can sincerely say, that have
known any however delicate to be injured BY In
the least will continue TO ask the ale ted Who have
used IT, try for the following diseases. try sra
satisfied With Its healing properties the money will be
cheeuy refunded BY the agent where the medicine for
sale.
vou 6nv. y4,ins ~ ne N,mach M Bow.i try dose
Of Pain PanacG internally, battle externally aver the part.
affected and you ~I restore the proper ActIon
and relieve the pain.
VyoH hare Burn. keep the parts covered with cot.
ton vet With Pain PanAc= This will, in few minutes
draw out the hTr, and the pain.
HyoM hare Br1is" ar Wound, bAthe II we'll with the
Pain Panacae four times day. will relieve the pa
and take ell the poison and hraihe wound in Shori
time
n ~" are mesrsnO tram Neuralgia or Rheumatic
PiihA apply the Pain Panacae freely. aud take dose o
il internally, morning, noon and night 1t will not only
the pain, but will remove the Of the dseA'
II you hare Tie DyspepHd and your food dlSire.,.'
your stomach sfteT eating take dose Of Palm Pai
after each meal.
II yOn hare u LhNktrAd or SIRE Mouth ThrOIf n.
ply the Pain Panaeac to the objected parts and Earr the
mouth or throat three or four times day.
n you hare the DiIrrA,Hd, or = relaxed state Of the
bowels, take hw doses Of Pain PanacAe. and they viii
be restored. II you have painful swelling bSihs
the parts freely aud you will relieve the PAIN and
the FWelline will he reduced II you have tooth
ache, apply the Pain PAnAeae piece 81 cotton and
hattie the gum At the time will stop the pSin n
: TGGity.
II yo" haze been Bittrn by Splitter or any other in
sect, stunE BY Bees take nn- salt with the Pau
PAnAcAe, and apply TO the parts.
n you AGse ELiA IN Lhe RrEdGf. SITE. Buck or KiJ
nrys battle the parts Affected morning and night hs
same time take d"se o;the PAnAcGe internally.
n mother hare dnksd Bredsf, apply the Pain Pan
a. hot aS it can he borne.
n you feel CAiUy or Coli, though you were going Il
have . fever, take = dose Of PAnaeAe
| Vyom hare Il Wound, Cut Or GdIIs yosr Hoss Ap
ply the Pain PAnSeAe will take out all Ihe innAmAtou
aud heal the in short time.
/ Fold By all the principal druggists. Andhy
! PARK WHITE, Agents.
ls5 WAshiH gton street, IAN YrAncisco.
! PETIT CHOAIE. Agents, TT.eervilc. yy8m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

PROPERTY IN Ell DORADo.-From the As
scssment roll, now completed, we learn that
the entire amount Of property assessed in this
county for the current year, is $2,s04 $50.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

Sixty MkHBRRs.-The roll Of Confidence
Engine Co. No. !, Of this city, now contains
tie names Of sixty members, ali active and
efficient Hiremen.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

We are again indebted to H. X. Stowe, ESQ.,,
Of UniOntOwn, for large bundle Of Atlantic
papers, magazines, &c.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

Oiss TimOAR.-We'IsaEn AONr the Marys
~ HsIaerot ~ psGEid' soEO throat is Pre-.
vlaAR amoae he children % Bear River and
Dry Geek iD tha4 cossnty.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

NE subscribers respectfully inform the ladies and gen.
temen Of PAeerVie and vicinity that they have just
received and opened large and WelSsscted stock Of
NEW GOODS, consisting In part Of
Stationery and Blank BOOksJ
Fine Havana Cigars
Best Brands OF Chewing TObaeeOJ
smoking Tobacco and PiPsSJ
F0me Pocket Cutlery,
Yankee Notions,
Candles, Nuts, and Fruits OF all kinds.
All Of which they offering very low for Cash. Tie
public are respectfully invited TO give them call.
Oe,l ~ COIN Z CO.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
FOR QAT.R I

Neat Cottage snd Lot situated on Canal St1st. for
merly occupied BY W. Z. JERvEY. A eonStant stream
liberal. Apply 70 PETIT 6 CROATE,
PlaeeTville, JGns nth, 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

ESoRossING CLsRk.-We are authorized to
announce that T. H.. HARMONr Esq, Of this
Oity,will be . candidate for the Office Of En-
crossing Clerk. Of the Senate, At the approach
ing session Oc the Legislature. Mr.. Harmon
ID 40 uAwAvsSiOg DsmOcFat and every way
qualified for the position. He is practical
Hfintsr, and . good one. for which reason, If
n other, We hope he DemOcTAtiC press will
see that he Is ne& without support in any
OOuaty f.the6 As- 6ensOss win Ice moth
i6ehy MvOEiOe msmbSr&Of he "CraA" Oc-
@asionallY.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

CnIEr ENGIxEER.-We learn that Mr.. John
WillrtS has been nominated for Chief Engineer
Of the PIacervic Fire Department. by Hope
Hook and Ladder Co. and Confidence Engine
Co. Mr.. W. has been acting Chief since the
death Of Chief Engineer Turnbull, by virtue
of his Office of First Assistant Engineer. lie
is member Of Hope Hook and Ladder Com.
pany. We have heard Of no other nomina
tons by the Department.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION IS THE ATLANTIC
SrATEs.-The result of the election in this
State caused the greatest rejoicing in the At
lantic StGtes; and gave the Chicago Times,
the organ Of Judge Douglas, an opportunity,
long wished for, to repudiate and condemn the
factiOnists in this State who presumed to claim
Douglas as their leader and quoted him as
sanctioning their treason. The Times ere
joices that Mr.. Latham has been elected Gov
ernOr Of California, because he was the nomi'
nee Of the regular organization" What have
the Douglas Democrats" who fused with the
Black Republicans and voted against Latham,
to say to the rejoicings of the Times i! 1t adds
further, by way of . clincher, that it " never
had the slightest sympathy with those who,
in that State, or in any other State, raised the
standard Of rebellion against the regular or.
ganization and the regular ticket" How
coolly, how contemptuously it thruSts them
aside. 1t gives them to distinctly understand
that Douglas despiscs them, has no confidence
in their professions Of friendship for him OF
their Democracy, and that he deems them
guilty Of treason. Will they still adhere to
an organization that he repudintes scornfully
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

PETIT cHOATE have just receives An stock
Drugs Paints, PsrfHmeFy, Fancy OOOdS and Toilet Az
eIe' which they are selling greatly reduced priess
They have on ecnsgnment few Of WhsslsT 4 VIII
sons celebrated FAnHy Sewing NaehiAss, which they
oneF at San Francisco prices with the addition Of
Teight.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

WArEA CUAE AND MoEToFATHIc EsTABLISunEuI.-Wee cali
me attention Of oar readers 10 the advertise sns Of Dr.
snlrn 10 smother column The d.. has opened In saeTa-
msntO, hrSt class Medical Insltuon ne
are more complete than IN any institution in CaIoTna
Ana the charges are very moderate. We commend ne
HneIhe 70 inVessBate The advantages O0sred By Dr. Smith
me gentlemen % whom he refeFs-we and DFomI.
nsns sseHs o. Sacramento aHd ssewhers-AEe gsaTan-
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

DErARruRE.--II. p. Haun, the newly ap.
pointed United States Senator, leaves on the
steamer of to-day for Washington City. lie
will reach his destination in time for the open
ing Of the session. His successor will, doubt
less, be elected in time to leave on the steam.
or of the goth Of January.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

DON'r LIKE 1.-THE Sacramento Union is
not little chagrined at the manner in which
the "St Louis Republican and other Western
Democratic papers," Of Douglas proclivitics,
comment on the late election in this State
The reputation, by the Douglas organs, of
the factionists who opposed the Democratic
party, is settler and tells against them with
crushing effect. they -can now no longer
claim to be douglas Democrats y he disownS
them, and rcbukes them for deserving the reg
u!ar organization. They must either return
to the Democratic party or be classed as his
enemies. Will those who worship his picture
(since he has rcpudiatcd them,) take it down,
throw veil over it, or still treasure it as
priceless lcgacy-an evidence at once of their
political sagacity, their unwavcring devotion
to principle, and their fcrvcnt attachment to
the Little Giant? The Union says:
"P0LIrIcALLr COOL.-The claiming Of the cleo.
tOn Of the Democratic ticket in this State IN II
Douglas victory, by the st. Louis RepuLlican and
other Western Democratic papers, ia about IN cool
political assumption as We have seen this many
day. The real friends Of Douglas iu California vo-
ted the Anti.IecOmptOn ticket; it will require
lanthern in the day time 70 enable him " fnd many
friends iD the Administration ranks"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
NotiCn.

IL persons indebted 70 the undSsSRAsd bV aeeOunts
"A Of % days standing over, earnestly requested
70 forward and settle By next MondAy otsTwlss
their accounts viii b given y he proper autheEy fSv
collection. b. NBWDAOkE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05


FUTURE PRoSPEcrs.-Thc long wished.foF
rain has at last come, and with it gladness and
bright hopes. For months, from one end Of
the State to the other, the cry of hard times,
hard times" has been universal and unceas.
ing. All have complained Of the scarcity Of
money, and not without cause. Those who
have it seem more disposed to hoard it than to
put it in circulation, fearful Of investing il
even in a safe speculation. We have heard
little else, during the past six months, than
something like the following: "SAgnation OIL
business. go pressure Of the money market,
"unproductivcncss Of quartz Mills" "unre.
rcquited labor in the Mines" and the down.
ward tendency Of all business in California
It Certainly has been unusually dull all sum.
mer. But we hope and believe that better
times are in store for California. We would
iain believe we have passed the worst, and arc
advancing. We think we have reached the
bedrock Of bad luck hcnceiorth VIC must
work upward and onward, with more industry,
more confidence, more prudence, less dcspon-
dency. Individual mishaps may yet occur. but
general panic ought to intimidAte no longer.
We have oil the elements of wealth. Mines
Of Unreasonable gold, vast agricultural do
main Of matchlcss fecundity, and far better
than all such resources, thousands Of bold,
honest hearts and muscular arms attest our
glorious capacity for future prosperity. A ma
ton Of producers, We can dictate terms to q
whole world Of consumers. Advancing in the
degree Of moral worth and intellectual i'm
prOvcment, parallel to our progress in pccu-
mary fortune, the day is not far distant when
We shall reap the benefits Of our boundless
resources, which are now taken from US to en-
rich the older sisters Of our Union.
Let US bear, then, with becoming fortitude
and hopeful souls, our present ills Let us be
up with the lark, and whatever our 'hands
find to do, of honest labor, that do with all
our might" overwhelming the host Of our
daily cares and discomfortS and fears, by the
glad anticipations Of joyous future. Let US
look at the bright side Of things always, and
not become disheartcned at the cry of hard
times. There is fine field still open for the
and entcrpriSing, but not for the
and idle. Fortunes cannot now
be made in month or two. as in days gone
by, but ell who have the disposition to labor
and the prudence to save, can acquire a CON-
petence in few years.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
MARRIED.

In Upper PlacervilIe, on the I'd inst, by q. W.
Stout, Esq, JUsEPH A. WELLACURR and Lrcr jazz
WOLcOTT.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
A CALL.
JED. WILSON'S BRASS AND
STRING BAND

WILL remain in FaeeTviIe until March, 1880 where
w they will always b IN readiness 70 furnish
Music fer Balls, Parties, Seremades,
Military and HremenS RraaAs and ExcuFsloDs also for
Funerals, &c. The Band having no other busInesS but
music to attend 70, trnsh music cheap cheaper
than any other Hand IN the etate.
OST Music arranged for Brass and String Bands on
reasonable terms.
All oreVS leE ct the Cary House or addressed to Will
sons Brass and String Band, will receive prompt atten
Ito, eIL. COks01 ascVv
PIacerVille, October -, lsSo.-sS.W WY
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o., 900 REWARD,

VTNHE above reward win Be paid e the spPRs gssIon
i and eOviotion Of the person OF PsESOas wAO OA6eC
the once 81 the County Treasurer Of n UOgSa0 County
Oh the HOSHing Of The 18th Hlt.
4. D. PARK,
County Treasurer Of II Dorado County.
FlAesTville, October let, IeS9.-tG
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
Positively the Last CAIlI

Ii persons indebted 70 the underlined aSs hereby
noeieed TO pay up before the 18th iSsr asF that
for collection. A. D. RLhle.
PiaceEvIhe, October 9, leCe-It
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
Road Notice.

Road Notice.
THE undersigned citizens Of II Dorado County, Cali
fOrniH, hereby pubiEh their intention to organize
Joint stock Company! for the purpose Of constructing
Turnpike Road. Said Turnpike road to commence at
Georgetown and run westWardly on the nearest and
best route to the high humr Of the Pilot Greek Ditch
one mile northwest from Greenwood Valley thence
the nearest and belt route to nterseet tile
County road in the vicinity Of the
The subscribers will meet at the Store Of Jas Mccoy
in Georgetown, the evening Of November l9th at
O'Clock. for the purpose Of completing the pcrmanen
organization Of said company according the statute
in such case made and provided. Signed
Edison darkness, Il. ID. HarkneSs,
Jas. Mccoy, AlvA DeLOng,
Alex. Lee, v. b. Dryden,
+. Hardness, JF. Jno. r. Gates.
J. C. Stout,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

y Black Republican paper, says the New
Hampshire Patriot, proposes that the assump-
ton, by individuals, Of names they arc not
entitled to, be made punishable by mprison.
ment. Apply the same rule to parties and
the Black Republicans would be liable to per.
petuGL imprisonment, as they have assumed
more names than all the thieves in the land,
during the last forty years.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
DR. WM. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS,
FOR TIE CURE %

'onsumIfion. DrcliHr Asthm0. Bron"AHiA. WHAfin0 o.
F'~t. NighI S,rsdt.. $pLnI"0 Of E''""f. MoJ'n0
cough, Difficulty ~ BreIDi"g. 'tIfS,
Cough, I.aHSHSd. IIin IN he
Side, AVID al Uissdsss
Of MS Lungs
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05


cough, Difficulty ri BrFdDli"g. 'tAds,
Cough, I.AHSH1d. rain IN tie
Side. dnd al UissdsSs
JMs LEngs.
$4,000 Rev rd 10 Onere for q Better
Receipt.
II contains Opium CaIonei. oF Mineral Poison And
10 AAfe for the most Delicate Child.
TCSGimOny of q Highly Respectable
DPuggisG.
C6HHOCTUS, Ohio. July IS 1855.
MESsRs. O. n. BAEER Co.-GESTs Your medicine, Dr
Halls BAlsam, 10 doing Uonders here, and might get
many certificates Of Important cures, but think u not
necessary the Balsan will stand upon merits
1t has given sAsfactnn In lung complaints than
any other medicine that has heen sold. Out Of all
the large number II bottles that have Sold there has
been but about two bottles returned, slOuEh AlvAys
sold with the privilege Of returning II II entire satsAe
ton not given, (accordng TO JOur inslruetIons)
hare khGarn IL 10 cure in - hOurs 0f MI 11OAf
dtrks OF lung dt-eGses In cases. the pa
tiehts experience almost alarming smoheFing ~ suHo
eating sensation about the lungs hut almost fRAfdRInr
reiicI Wds VirSn ny ne Of your R0LSIDs. The
sale OF the Basar. you aware, with me, has been
quite extensive much that have sold but little Of
any other Kind although have supply Of almost all the
popular medicines used for lung diseases.
Respectfully Yours, Gu coNwELL
DR.. WIN. HauS BsIsAm for the Lnngs, Sod By all the
principal DTuRgIsts
PETIT CHOATE, are the Agents, EOs PfAserviIe.
PARK WHITE, agents. ian Francisco. 99Sm
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

The WELTnEE-Tho mild, bright, beautiful
days that have so long smiled cheerfully upon
US have yelled their radiant glories behind
SOmbre and weeping clouds 1.-THE sun in his
glory, all radiant and still" has been granted
indefinite leave of absence, and now reign
has been inaugerated under the stern storm
king. On Thursday morning our ears were
delighted with the sound Of rain drops tapping
ceaselessly against our window. Merrily and
gleefully they came dancing to the parchcd
and thirsty earth, welcomed by thousand
hearts. During the day they fell nOisclcsSly,
as il fearful Of intruding, but before night their
timidity vanished and they poured upon us
thick and fast the whole night. The rainy
season has fairly set in, and set IN, too, with
out the least premOnition. Wednesday was
beautifully clear and bright, and ere morning
dawned on Thursday the skies we're shrOuded
in mourning and watering the earth with their
tears. We presume the rain has "dried up"
the river mining for the present season. The
advantages which must be derived by those
in the dry diggings and those engaged in ag.
ricultural pursuits, will more than compensate,
however, for the temporary suspension Of Ia.
Dor on the rivers.
The river diggings will soon be deserted,
and miners will flock to the dry diggings in
search of employment and new claims. Our
mountains offer awidc field for the industrious,
as there is q great deal Of ground unprOspect-
ed, in the neighbOrhOod Of which good dig.
gings have been found. Those seeking winter
quarters in quest Of diggings easily opened
and worked, and who will be satisfied with
average pay, will find q good show in the
Southern part Of our county, if reports from
that vicinity be true. The hills in that Sec
ton have been prospected but slightly, but
sufficiently to confirm the belief that they con-
tain large quantities Of gold. They cannot be
worked in the summer season on account Of
the scarcity Of water; this explains why min.
ing has not been carried on extensively in that
region. Now that the wet season has set in,
they might be tested thoroughly, without
mucn IaOOF or expense.
What effect the present rain will have on
the travel between this place and Carson Val.
ley, we can only conjecture. If it continues
any length Of time it will render the road dan
gerous for wagons, If it does not entirely pre-
vent their crossing. A part Of the road, as
we have repeatedly stated, is in a bad con.
dition, and it is almost too late now to repair
it. The other roads leading into the Valley,
VIC are informed by those who are familiar
with them, are impossible, on account Of the
deep SHOWS, in the winter months. This route
is tho only one that can possibly be kept open
during the winter. II this be so the bulk Of
the travel must be concentrated on this route
for months to come, and the necessary steps
therefore should be speedily taken to insure
uninterrupted communication with the Valley.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

The Massachusetts, Legislature, lately con.
vcned in extra session to revise the laws Of
the State, voted to allow negroes to be enrolled
in the volunteer militia. Heretofore their
laws have made only white men subject to the
liabilities and honors Of military duty The
same party in the same State disbanded q
company Of Irish volunteers, dceming it dan
gerOus to cntrust them with weapons oil
war,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

TmE RIGHT SrEIT--Scnator Toombs of Gcor.
gia, in recent speech in that State, said -
This new demand for Intervention was dc.
vice to break down the Democratic party
While we have executive, judiciary and Con-
gross, We are safe. lie would not pass sin
gle law upon the subject; he would drive no
imam frotn-tirc -HrmocrHtic party who had
fought frcc>oilcrS fifteen ycnrA." All who are
opposed to the dangerous dogmns Of Rcpubi.
caniSm will find welcome in the Democratic
ranks.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

AddFe1s hn cTA1wAv
Surgical AID MedieaiIns,Itute saeramSp,e Strr., btv
MONTGOMERY oppoaIIe PacIAc Mall 0aeAnahIn r. =. OGrs
fan HFsneSeo.-9s-Sm.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

CERTIPTCATE.-L the UNDERLINED, Governor Of Hem
gHry do testify hereby that Dr. T. J. CaspIsy hss .evvsF
during the contest for hungarian liberty ~ Chief Surgeon
y, ~, me hungarian ARMY, with faHAfuI PeFSeVeFAnee-
whereof have given Fin this certAea.e DA 10 REGAIN
mend him to the sympathy. attention and protection Of sI
those who are capable Of appreeAng patriotic Sesacr
nee and undeSeVVed misfortune,
KODeCTH LAJON Governor Of Hunsa,v
WAAhinRton Civ 4 TnSR
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Georgetown, Fl Dorado County, CAL, Nov. 9, 1889.
GOODS FOR SALE AT COST.

NOTICE ls hereby given that ths firm Of HAAS 4
MOCH to be wound up BY the lst day Of January
1880 In view OF which fact We now offering our
large and we'll selected stock, consisting OF
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

The Troy n. " B"dgef says that recently
small parcel was deposited in one of the
banks of that city, which contained a fine in
FAINT about three months old, having on its
neck written note, gently intimating that
the mysterious stranger might be placed to
the credit of Mr.. -, gentleman having
an account open with the bank.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
To dhe People OF CaII1oT1Ia.

pT En'lus A. CISpAAy, In presenting his nam. A. A.,
Ee"h oceu Aars and AccoUcher for the eonaAenes Of
he p~"e ~ af"rnA. frris SStSfAcon 10 belnR able
!" lay heoIe Them ceFti6csies merit Srom tn KaAs.e
sources. MS extensive experience during the crimesn
var ana 'ucsquenily 10 the Hospitals Of P0rIs win he
ted eooniry. Undertaking Attention 10 busn(DS and
dsns sn and Teisn the rsspeei eoao1snes
me Pue' ~" % PTonnent features In his pTaetLee
With sse AssuFAbees be has the hoe "a ~ ah
lice humble servant. ~ ~
EMILICa A CZAPKAP, ~ D.
Late C'hef H'Re"n "fhe ~ Regiment Infantry ns,lsA
during n. cLimesn war; and PTAe,eiAs Sueeeen il
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- THE FOLLOWING LETrEn. =
n... -e.. =. :. n. NAND,
cine. " ~

DR. FL czAPKAYS PRIVATE MEDICAL AND Sur
opposite the ParAe Mall Steamships COMPANY eScc H:r
francisco The Doctor offers free cOnsaatIon ana ssE
from Ga. ~. 70 . p NJ "O-'''