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AMUeEMENTg.

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GRAND DAY pKRvossascr
RUSSIAN M WAN
At MECHANI0S HAry
FOR LADIES AND CHILDgRy.
April asth. at O'Clock. '"i Ast az 5ss1o,.
MECHANICS HALL.
NOW OPEN. AND EXHIBITING NIGHTLY
sANDEReON's
GI0ANTIC REPRESENTATIONS
RUSSIAN WAR.
Lately exhibited ia Baltimore and Phi,ads,nh;. .,
10000 persons, and In Washington 10 tRs '"
entire population.
This y Colossal Diorsinic Panorama. illustrating
all the most portant events of late RussianWa
tations embrace Grand MILITARY and NAVAL ~.
CITIES. TERaIFIc sTokMs ON LAND AND SEA Ic.'
The thrilling effect Of all these scenes being sre.
~ heightened by the union Of CHEMISTRY and the
before attempted In Panoramic exhibitions.
The sc sA az p SSsT ed On
Commencing with her Majesty, Queen Victoria. Re.
viewing her troops at Chobham, and
THE Tas BsTsH EI6 81 o ST sssRsrED
sILIsrRfA. So VaAEGSNrLY bEPKNb IS ~ 81;
EMBARCATION OF THE FRENCH TROOps
FROM CALAIS.
CR0NsTADT, BOMBARDMEsTOFB 0MARsuND
CAMP OF THE ALLIED ARMY AT yARNA.
GREAT FIRE AT VARNA.
BATTLE OF ALMA
GRAND CHANGE OF THE BRITISH GUARDS
UPTHE HEIGHTS OF ALMA
BALACLAVA-CAPE CHERS MISE.
Exterier and Interior Of the barber OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
WAR, &c, sc.
BATTLE OF BALACLAvA.
DREADFUL TORNADO ON LAND a d SEA
BATTLE OF INKEkMANN
GRAND CHANGING SCENE,
Terminating with the
BON sARDMENT AND DESTRUCTION OF
sEVAST0P0L
~ Admission Is cents. Reserved seats 50eents
ET No half price for children.
a1r Admission for Colored Persons to Gallery, Is
cents.
NoTIcs Parties cen secure any particular seat BY
apply ing at the Hall from 10 till IL O'Clock, A. M
and till 4. p. NJ.
A1 Doors open at 7&-to commence ct O'Clock,
EA Grand Day Performance on SATURDAY
Mt z O'Clock, Alta
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NAVIGATION ON THE ST. LAWRENCE.
MONTREAL. April 2S-Two vessels inward bound
have passed River du Loup, the first OF the sea-
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~THE Ladies will please call at
u, r1.r = wrIaIGER,s and examine their stock
on oniiuioH 'o"' 40 39-iw
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~ SHocKon HILL BUILDING FUND
~ AssocIATIoN.-The monthly meeting of
this Association will be held this SATURDAY
evening 30th instant at O'clock. Daes will be re-
ceived from O'Clock, NJ until the hour Of meet.
ing. BAkdAMlN.
40 3n-It Secy,
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LADIES, LIST

please say they are ADvl
LADT
Ammops mrs r @
AllBton mrs j
Apperson mrs Mary 8
Armstrong mrs O .
Alien miss MaryC
Auetin nlire sarab
Boswell mrs N II
Brsxton Jane lcoI)
Drummer mrs II
Brown mrs sarah q
BoxIey mrs II M
| Brett mrs Mary A
| Buck mrs h II
| Buck mrs Lizzie d
Bnllington mrs X j
Brooks Nancy + (col)
| Brooks mrs Nancy
| Burwell mrs Mary NJ
| Brommell miss Martha
Butler miss Mary A
Bnell miss Amanda Il
| Brooks miss Lucy Ann
| Cavedo mrs II III
| Darlington miss Mary
| Chapman Il A (coD
| Chafiin mrs Jno
| Clarke mrs @ v
| Clements mrs Mary
| Cook mrs Loving
Cox mrs = u
| Crabben miss d r
| Cropton miss Mary L W
| Crew mrs Va B
| Crump mrs L D
| Grow mrs Elizabeth
| Cammeil mrs y
Duncan mrs NJ A
Duke mrs NJ B
Douglass mrs @
Dobson mrs ID
Dawson miss A NJ
Duke miss NJ LIZ
Donalla miss j
Diggon miss 4 L
Diggs miss Emma j 2
Dickin son miss Rosa
Dennis miss A Y
Davis miss Sarah
Epple miss Christ
Elicit miss w q
Fmray mrs M 2
Elan mrs Ann NJ
Ellerson mrs Laura
kvens mrs Susan +
Fuhring miss Leila
Folkes miss NJ c 2
Flournoy miss Nd A
Farrar miss Virg
Fitz miss nj
Flanagan mrs Il
French mrs Ii Q
Francis mrs l. Il
Firth mrs 3 j
Fortune mrs ID
Fore mrs Jas
Ford mrs Mary Ellen
Farmer mrs Alice G
Felvy mrs Jane
Fellow mrs Mary L
Goddin mrs G
Green mrs )
Groves mrs Emily
Grant mrs Sarah
Glenn miss Va
Gill miss Mary ] 2
Gorrie miss Sallie
Gray miss Rosetta
Galshar miss Mia
Howard mrs Ann
Hinhensor mrs Betty
Hsgan mrs Margaret
Hall mrs Emily g
Maria rpra T,nrv
Harvey mrs Chile
henry mrs Fanny
Herbert mrs Harriet e
Hill mrs Ellen q
Xix mrs Sarah Ann
Homes mrs Susan
Harlem miss Elizabeth
Harding miss Sue
Hartshorn miss Va
Herns miss Hannah
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ETe REFEIGEHATORS,
REFRIGERATORS,
REFRIGERATORS.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
CALL AND SEE THEM.


Prices such that every one can afford to buy one
Refrigerator and Water Cooler Depot at 1877 N ain
street THOS A BULkLEY.
II
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n6F JusT RECEIVED
SECOND SUPPLY OF
aDpINa AM SIMMER DRY GOODS.

~ JusT RKcEIvED-
SECOND SUPPLY OF
spRIN0 AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
CRENsHAW, QUARLES & co. invite the atsen,
ton of purchasers to their large mag aha
attrsctiSe Q stock of spring and Summer Dry dooos'
Ladies' Dress Goods 10 great variety
silk and Lace Mantles and Sha~ls
Cloths. Caesimeres and Veefings
Goods for Misses' and Boys wear
Servants and Housekeeping Goods
ap 29-3t ZZy broau ssree''
~SEcoAD SUPPLY
OF THE MOST DESIRABLE AND
FASHIONABLE Styles OF
TRIMMINGS
Ever offered in this city, comprising
PRINCES
MARAB0UT5
POMPANETS
QUILLED RIBBONS, &c
ALSO,
HOSIERY, GLOVES
SHETLAND YARNS
ZEPHYR W0RSTEDS
FANCY GOODS. &c.
a, sq-s.* NO 81 Main street.
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NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS,
~ FOR SALE BY

GEO BALDWIN, No So Main street,
Opposite the st Charles Hotel.
MORE about Jesus, with illustrations and map,
by the author Of Reading without Tears &c;
60 cents.
THE Life OF North American insects, by Jaeger,
with illustrations, l2mo; cloth, 81 rs.
THE Romance and Its Hero. by the author Of Mag
dalen Stafford" co,
HIG ii Life In New York, by Jonathan Slick. Kso.
Of Weathersfied Connecticut; l2mo; cloth, l. IS.
LOVE Ne Little, Love Me Long. by Chss Reade.
author of "White Lies" nc. f2mo; cloth 75c.
THE Pillar Of Fire. or Israel in Bondage, BY Rev
III Ingraham. author OF tho Prince Of the
House OF David. l2mo; cloth. %,
cloth, leo.
HARPER and all the popular Magazines for May.
ii
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THE YACHT wANDERER.

SAVANNAH. April E.-The steamship f'1 w
En-, Naw Work. brought here the yacht wan.
derer's passengers. The Wanderer encountereo
a aa,e IN the Gulf ON Friday night, lost main
boom and split sails. A steamer had been DIS
matched to her relief.
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ROARD1NG.-A few gentlemen can be
- accommodated with board. Apply ON 18th street.
second door from Broad street. Also, Day Boarders
taken. 30-3tN
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~ JUST REoEIvED--
ALL THE LATEST eTYLEs OF
HATS,
STRAW,
CHiLDREN's GOODS
,o-,v ELLETT q WEISIGER.
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1T RETAIL
FRESH SUPPLIES OF NEW AND
BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS.
Receiving from this mornings steamer.
DOUBLE VOLANT RICH SILK ROBES
ELEGANT BAREGE DOUBLE VOLANT AND
JUPE ROBES
SPLENDID EMBROIDERIEs AND LACEs IN
HDKFS
| COLLARS AND SLEEVES
| BERrHEs AND CAPES
Cur assortment of Beautiful DRESS SILKS and
| splendid Paris DRESS GOODS, in all COLORa, DE-
| SIGNS and QUALITIES is entirely new, and very
large and complete.
For sale at the lowest prices.
spa6-ts WATKINS & FICKLIN.
H-MANTILLAs. TALMAs, BURSoUS. RAGLANs
shaws. in real Lace; Grenadine. French and Chan
ty Lace; Velvet and Metz solid Silk; Silk and Lace;
Barge; Linen. Poplinette,d &C
Our black and celored light cloth Raglan for this
season, sveiy handsome.
ap 26-ts WATKINS FICKLIN.
INECoLORED FANCY AND BLACK FRENCH
Beautiful Spring Silk. Vaentia. and Marseilles
Vestings.
New and elegant French Fancy, and Black CASH.
meres
White. colored, and fancy striped Drilings, Boys
ap 26-ts WATKINS l. FICKLEN.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
BOETTCHER, IT'S Broad street.
New Spring and Summer Trimmings. consisting
Of the most fashionable and stylish
PRINCES,
POMpONETTs.
MARABOUTs,
QUILLED RIBBONS,
and many other different kinds and novelties.
Having made an arrangement with several i'm
porting houses in New York to supply me with all
the NEW STYLES of Goods. as soon as they arrive.
will be enabled to furnish my customers with the
latest fashionable tyles, on the
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
Further. 1 call the attention Of the Ladies to a
FRENCH LACE MANI LAS. sHAWLs,
POINTS,
which can sell at very low figures. being of my
own direct importation.
s 1s.s Az. ASD s PGgpIr zErHER WORKSHOPS.
Shetland Yarn, Of all colors. always on hand. at
wholesale and retail; Real Lisle Thread Stockings
for Ladies' Real Lisle Thread Socks for Gentle
men, and splendid assortment of Fans and other
fancy articles. lap Cots
- DEAD SHOT FOR BED BUos-Ths is not one of
the Mineral Washes heretofore used to destroy Bed
Bugs. but something as much better rs the railroad
car than the old stage wagon. Being q vegetable
extract. it does not evaporate rapidly and waste.
but retains its destructive qualities for long time
presenting bed of instant death to those noxious
tormentors Of our nightly rest. Sold by all the
Drug gists. ap 2O-W&S4w$
a7-OHEAP GARD PRINTING.-The DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RUGGLEs' FAST GARD PRINTING PRESSES, 10
prepared 10 furnish thisdescription work cheaper
and With greater rapidly, than any other establish
ment In this city. The largest stock Of CARDS in
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HARPER FOR Maryland all the late
IA Magazines, can be had at RANDOLPH'S
Bookstore and Bindery.
W. r. is the agent of the publishers for the new
American Cyclop@dia, vols. now resdy-price So
per volume
!. W. r. is also agent for the new and splendid
edition of Coopers Novels-price 81 so per volume
An Gilt
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a1-CHEAP GARD PRINTING.-The DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RUG6LES' FAST GARD PRINTING PRESSES, il
prepared 70 urnish this description Of work cheaper
and with greater rspidity than any other establish
ment In this city. The largest stock Of CARDS In
the city can be found at this office.
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@MouNT VERNON TABLEAUx-ONE MORE MIGHT
On Thursday evening brilliant audience filled
the spacious Ball Room and adjacent corridors in
the Ballard House, and were delighted with the
exquisite tableaux and music. given for the benefit
Of the Mount Vernon Fund Last night there wa
another crowded and enthusiastic house. In con
sequence Of the large humber who were disappoint
cd In obtaining admittance and in accordance with
the request OF many families. the tableaux and
concert will be repeated on next Tuesday night
May Sd. Tickets as before, 81 each-chidren hall
price-to be had a. the Exchange Hotel and Bal
lard House, and of the Ladies of the Committee.
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HAVING purchased the SOAP AND
~ CANDLE FACTORY from Mr. EDWARD Nc
ADAM. shall continue TO carry on the same. and
adorable portion Of the public patronage have
on hand every variety Of eOAPe. and cordially in-
vite ny friends and the public generally 10 sivs NE
!. , css;s: promptly attended, xu.,nr,
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H-MANTILLAs. TALMAs, BURYoUs. RAGLANs,
shawls in real Lace; Grenadine. French and Chan
tlly Lace; Velvet and Metz solid Silk Silk and Lace
Barege; Linen. Poplinette, DC.
Our black and celored light cloth Raglan for this
season, isvsl handsome.
ap 26-ts WATKINS q FlChLlN.
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own direct importation.
s 1Is.s A. asD s R3TPlr zErHER WORKSHOPS.
Shetland Yarn, Of all colors. always on hand. at
wholesale and retail; Real Lisle Thread Stockings
for Ladies', Real Lisle Thread Socks for Gentle
men, and splendid assortment of Fans and other
fancy articles. Zap Cots
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{ elegant ANIMALS

CONVICTED. - The Court of Sessions on
Monday, sentenced Jeremiah Humphreys to
pny fine Of City dollars for an assault and
battery, committed on the person of Henry
johnson. He has tho chance, however, to
board tho fine out with the county at the
rate Of two dollars per day.
In the same Court on Wednesday, Thomas
Hodges, convicted Of an assault with deadly
weapon, committed on the person Of William
Roberts, was fined five hundred dollars and
costs Of suit. In default of paying the fine,
he is sentenced to confinement in the county
jail nearly three hundred days.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10
Placerville, Nov. 10Th,
PLACERvILLE POST OFFICE.

VNIIE MAILS for Sacramento, San Francisco and siI
parts ~ this State. close every day ut OcI, cL r. NJ
The re-. y for the Atlantic States, RnroDp Or, gon mn,
Washing. rcrrt"ry close shout the Srd and 18Th a.
each month. tcxrrpi wicn those days come on Satur
day and then they will clote the day preyiou 1t IN
O'Clock y. VI.
The Mails Overland via Los Ange!ns close ut his on.
scmI.Weekly, on Wednesdays Anl Fridays at o,I,,k
~ Letters intended to go by this route must BE- marx
ed " via Los Angeles -"
The Mails for Grizzly Flat close at this oh,e eve,v
Monday Wednesday, aud Friday morning ut o'rlock
The Mails for NewtoWn Crhatl lille aud Indian Dir
FinRs close ut O'Clock, A. 81, Oil hondays MetursInTs
and Fridays.
The walls for Gold Spring, and Colona clos. eyrrvb,v
Sundays exeep pied ut o'clock.
The kelscy, Spanish Flat, and Georgetown Mails clio,
at Slv O'Clock every day. Sundays rxccpttd
The Overland Mails To 81 Joseph, M, vim Carson VhI
ley and Salt Lake City. close SrIni Monhly ON ,dn.
day morning Mt I O'Clock. Letters intended Ia IN. zen
by this mail uust be markell " rid Salt civ
OFFICE H0fRS-Frum 5 o'clock, A. M III 10 Al
Shh from ill :. p ~, SUNDAYS excrpt.dO
On sundAys-Frorn until 10. 4. ~ and from r
until +S. y. ~ Al SPECIE M
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

Our Acknowledgements are due our jovial
and courteous friend, W. NJ. Donahue, for
several bottles of pure old Bourbon Whisky.
We profess to be a good judge Of Bourbon,
having been I" fetched up with it. il not on
it, and we can safely recommend that which
Mr.. d. keeps as first rate article. That con.
vivial cuss, Lew Rumsey, is assisting Mr.. D.
to dispose Of his stock. All the boys know
Lew, and they also know that he won't touch,
taste nor handle . bad article. lie is too "clev.
er q citizen" for that
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

w Pair Pdndrdr il compose entirely 81 hra'rc gun.
and vegetable OILS ard herbs 7, perfectly "s'~ ~ The
'st i-cAe To use can most anrrr"ysay, that Lave
never known any. however delicate 10 h. injured by II
the least will continue I" ask the afflicted al. have
not u>-a try for the following disease. Nth'y
not satisfied with its hrainc properties, the money wi b.
cheerfuy refunded ny Il agent where the no lcne Is for
sale.
II ran hare inia. in he H"n,ncb or Bo"ti-. try do,
OF Pain PanAcr internally bahe externally over the part
Affected and you Will at restore the proper acton
aud relieve the pain.
n 70" Mare u Burn. keep the parts covered with cot
ton With Pain PanscH. This will, in a few minutes
draw the Gre, and cure The pain.
Uyou hare BrHiSe Wo""d, battle it we'll Win the
Pain PanAcAe four times day 1t Ni relieve the pAp
end take all the poison, aud hea,he wound III shor
time.
II you are m".r,ng from Nr"rn'1ih or H!r"n1fic
Palms. apply the Pain PanAcAe freely anil take dose n
1t internally morning. NOON and nEm. " MI no, only
cure the pain but viii remove the cause - he disease
II r"n hare tie Dv.J.sI.-i1. and your food d,srrrsscs
your stomach after eating take dose Of Fan PALAcae
after each meal.
n yom hare Il Cdnkrrpl or Sore Mouth or Arodf. sp.
ply the Pan PAnacAe the effected paris and rArEie the
mouth or ihroa, three or h.gr ;nncS day,
II y,u hdt, ne UidrthIi. 81 i'!aNrJ state ~ ;hr
bowels ,aie fcW doses 81 PAIN Para a. AID they ~
soon he restored II you have rarfIl .~r'nrg bat
the parts freely. aud you will r,Ac,e Tho pam Atl
the tw'llhg I'll. lie rrdu, ed II you have severe to"t
ache. Apply the Pam Pans piece 81 cotton ard
battle the at the same tine, It vi. stop the pom Ia.
s;Ahily.
n yuM hare been BITTEN ga Splitter. any o;!er W.
sect ny Becs. tax fne salt, uA uth The "a n
PA,Hcac, and aIIiy To She r,ti,
II YOU h0red "u" ~ e.. E'edAf. Si't. E,'tk or K"'
nryS, battle the pHtts AL TOD n"rnnE aud n'Ti attn
same time take d"Se ofIhr ranAcSe Internally.
n motisrh"r< tGLrd BrSdAf, urply the Paln Fan
acae as hot ne It eau bc horne.
Nyoa tel 'hiNy o. toid, Ls though ycu we're gong Ia
have fever. take dose ~ PAuacae
Iy"" 4arr1 Wo.'.d, 'ELOr Gdhs On your HnAr. AZ
ply the Pan PAnNc~e; will take all tbs inflammation
and heal the sore ~ = short time.
Sold by all ltr principal Druggists. abby
PARK WHITE. Ar-ns
lSj Washington street, San Fran;
PETIT / CH0A1E Agsnts Pi1cervl- .?8m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

In recent case before tie State Supreme
Court, Il vas decided that il two men become
partners In business, and the firm employ the
services Ofa woman, and ahaA woman happens
- b the wife Of one Of the eO-partners, she
nv recover ip . suit against the eFm for ser
Vicea
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

ANIMALS, Tors, &c.-TO.day Mr.. Nugent,
at his book store on Main street, will receive
large and elegant assortment of Gift Books
and Annals, suitable for the holidays lie
will also receive large assortment Of Toys
for the little ones. Young gents, DESTROYS Of
making favorable impression, might find it
to their advantage to purchase one Of his
splendid Gift Books for present We are
too old for that.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

Busr OF Mr. BRoDERIcK.-At the saloon oil
Messrs. Lynch & McMannis in this place, are
three busts of the late Senator Broderick, from
Mr.. Devine, of Sacramento, which are wonder.
fully life-like. single glance is sufficient,
even to these who but once saw the Senator,
to tell whom the bust represents. The fca-
lures are strikingly accurate and almost seem
10 breathe
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

ROAD OvERsEERs.-The Board of Superb
sors have appointed the following gentlemen
Road 0verseers
Big Bar Township-F. Thomas.
CoSumnes Township-R. K. Clayborue.
COloma TOwnship-H. r. Pierce.
Cold SpringS-B P. JOneA
ClarksvillS-Fred. Crawford.
Diamond Springs District No. 1-Wm. Adams.
=" No. &c. n. Haskins.
- No. 8-Sam1 Fleming
" No. 4-E. L Buckingham
Buckeye Observation-Disclosures GaGney.
Georgetown TOwnship-Z. Pierce.
Greenwood Township-S. FaTnsWOTth.
KELSEY TOWnship-D. Martin.
N0unIAla TOweship-Wm. Knox.
NaGro Hill DistFict-Wm. NcCOmb.
RiseorvilIs DistFict-J. ". Barron.
ESOanish Gasp District-J. b. Miller.
Rslmoa FallG-R. ]. Peters.
Upper Piassrvllls District-A. G. Raymond
Vkits Oak-NaFk LsahF
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

To THE CBAMrABLE-The miners of Reser-
voir Hill, on Wednesday evening. held meet
ing for the purpose Of appointing Committees
to solicit subscriptions to send uncle Tim. HO.
gan, an industrious but feeble old man, home.
They appointed Committees for Placervlle,
Reservoir Hill, White Rock, White Rock
Canon, Smiths Flat and Spanish Hill. We
hope the gentlemen appointed will act prompt
ly, and that all will contribute literally for an
object so commemorate. Uncle Tim has work.
Cd bard for years, but with indifferent success,
and he ia too old and feeble now 10 make wa
ges in the mines. Help the good old man
slong, gents.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

The Washington correspondent Of the Phil
adclphia North american, in abiding to the
vote on the English bill, says: "The fact is
well known here, that not many hours before
the vote on the bill, Mr.. Douglas himself was
on the point Of coming in, with some Of his
followers. who did not surrender, and that
nothing but the decision of the Senator [I3rod-
erick] from California prevented that defec.
ton
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

We are indebted to Henry Pierce, Esq, Of
Coloma, for bog Of grapes, which were taken
from the vines early in October, placed in q
box with . thin layer Of raw cotton beneath
and above them, and the box putin dry cool
place. He put them up msrel y as an expert
ment, to sec how long be could preserve them
from whitening. Those he sent Us were as
fresh and sweet as il just picked from the vines.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10
Firem6n's Nominations.

4 r Regular Meeting Of Hope Hook and Ladder Co
~ N". held at their Hall on Thursday the Sd ~ Nov
1852 the following nominations nmde Pnr oitrf IN
Rineer, JOHN WILLIE Jr. POT Assistants, j. CHEIs
mas and J. Z. KCSEIgR.
~ X. sITEARER, sec'y.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

Domestic WINEs-We are indebted to Mrs.
Robertson, Of the "ViCtOry Garden" COlOmA,
for several bottles Of pure native wine. 1t is
. superior article, and pronounced BY COmpe-
tent judges equal TO any in tho market
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

New LIQUOR SToRE.-Messrs. Levin, Hefter
& Co., have opened . wholesale Liquor and
Cigar Store, next door to Petit & Choate's
Drug Store. They have very heavy stock
Of choice goods in their line, and assure us
that they will sell at very low figure. They
have our thanks for samples Of cigars, whisky
and brandy, all Of which were most excel
lent.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

1t is stated that S7OO, 900 have been taken
out Of the Comstock silver vein in Carso on
Valley, and that those now working it are ia
king daily from it $4,000. Other veins have
been discovered, supposed to be equally as
rich
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

Took 1T CooL.-A correspondent informs
us, says tho Mountain Messenger, that on a
recent downward trip Of the steamer James
Blair from Marysville, man from Rich Bar
jumped or carelesSly slipped overheard and
was rescued with some little exCrtion. Du.
ring his pcrilOus situation and subsequent res.
cue, he neither uttered word nor vocal sound.
The unfortunate man is possessed of a store,
pack.team and property to the value Of som
100000 at his home on Feather river, Puma
county. lie had suffered slight attacks Of
mental ALTERATION, for the recovery of which
he was on his way to San Francisco, in charge
Of a friend.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

q. A. CRASDALL & Co., Of the Plaza Book
Store, have just opened large invoice Of new
goods, including miscellaneous and school
books, blank books, stationery, fine cutlery,
toys, etc. They also have q choice selection
of elegant annuals
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

A down East editor says he has seen the
contrivancc our lawyers use when they warm
up with the subject" lie says it is glass
concern and holds about a pint. Some law.
ycrs warm up with it more frequently than i
requisite.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

Last Monday evening Frank Hussey acci-
dentAlIy shot Tom Raleigh, at the Belle Union,
in San Francisco. Raleigh died almost Instant
". They we're both well known Ministries.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10
Notice.

IL persons indebted to the underlined FIR accounts
n Of 90 days standing over, earnestly requested
to come forward and settle by Monday; otherwise
theF accounts will be given 10 the proper authority for
collection. D, NEWBACER.
Piscervllc, October g, 1889.