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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-25

MAxxERs.-Young folks should be manner.
". But how to be is the question. Many
good boys and girls feel that they cannot be-
have to suit themselves in the presence ofcom.
pany. They ars awkward, clOwnish aud
rough. They feel timid, baShfnl, and self.'s'
@ustlIl the mOAOHt they arC addressed by Il
stranger or appear iNcompany. There is but
one way to get over this feeling and acquire
easy and graceful manners; that is 10 do the
best VIC can all the time, at home aud abroad.
(sood manners are not lcaFRcd % HA0ch rs &C.
CpirCd by habit. They grow upon as by use.
We must Be courteous, agreeable, civil, kind,
gsatlsmsanly, and wOmanly ct home, and thcn
It viii Be kind Of second nature to DO 50
everywhere. A coarse, rough manner at home
Begsts habit Of roughncsS which VIC cannot
lay Of il VIC try xhen VIC 60 among stran
geFa The most agreeable people VIC ever have
known in company, are those that are perfect
" agreeable at home. HOMO 10 the schOo
for all the best things
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music OF RARTH.

There n muKic, merry music,
Ringing through the fbrest wild,
Gushing IRE and Rsll af Rladness-
'Tis the language 81 child!
Where the velvet nlOas II grCencSt,
Where the blue-cyed viOle,R bl,Wm,
Where the S0h spring air II laden
with q wealth ofFich perfume
He IL apnFting in the sunshine.
With his young heart full Of glec,'
And hia merry laugh is ringing,
Ringing ever joyOnsly!
There is music, happy muAic.
Echoed sOttly through the grove,
Breathing gently # affection
'Tis the maidcn's song Orlove!
Blushing FoSe aud weeping hlv
Lend their beauty To her bower
But, with mingled tears and bushes,
She is still the iaircst flower.
She IL dreaming ufthe abseDE
OF his parting kiss and sEnifc,
And her happy song Is gushing.
Gushing GLADLY oil the while
There is music, solemn music,
stealing thrIUgh'ihc church nislcS dim,
Sweeping high in In : cchOcs-
'Tis the sacred bridal hymn
Round the altar they arr gathered,
Where the bridegroom and the bride
breathe their earnest vows in whisper,
LOwly kDecling side by side.
q, the air 10 pure and holy,
And along the church Aislcs dim,'
Shftly stealing. richly ruling
Psals the sacred bridal by mn!
There 10 music, mourIifMl music,
Waiting DER the turi's low bed,
SbuWda ri. dcsp,. heart.rendiRg anguish
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-25
A FA2EWELL
m 0noAGs D. PRsxTscH,

/ met thee in a stranger land
Far frOm nv own blue streams,
Aud ylnriuusIy the vision shOne
Upon my spirits dreams;
And then my Tyre, that lung had slept
Hnvisited. Wnlleard. Wnswcpt.
AwOke 10 Bcauty's CLEANS,
A. erat the harp III McmmOn woke
When DER its chords the morning broke.
We met. and soon my spirit bowed,
UnshadOwcd grl, t0 thee,
As the bright bOw upon the cloud
bends 10 the monarch sca.
Thy words. thy tones. the smiles that played
lang hidden thoughts w free;
And swcCtly in my manhUOd'S tours
Were glassed the tints Of earlier years.
And now We part-these simple words
May be my last farewell,
Bat often Der my bOsom'A chords
Thy spirit tones will swell;
The happy hours since first we met
UpOn INV heart and life have set
A'dccp ann drathlcsS spell;
And tls,sN wilt be, although atar,
or memOry's heaven the dearest star.
Farewell! farewell! yon moon is bright
Aud calm and pure like thee;
bat 10! IL tarl'clNud dimS its light
The type, alAs. of me;
Frm the blue heavens the cloud will go;
But the unlading nom will glow
Still beautiful and free;
Khdahus thy life with fadClesa ray
Will shiae when am passed AWAY.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-25
SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl Dorado. In Jus.
~ tce'S Court Georgetown Township.
The People of the state o California, to VIM. j. Johnston
and Peter LAslbroOk, Erecting:
Won are hereby summoned to appear before me- Mt my
nice IN the township Aforesaid, IN the county ~ VI Dora
do, the lth day Of August A. d. $50 Mt IN o'clock A.
". to unto the complaint 81 j. W. Sankn, who
sou the of two hundred dollars,
note by May llh. I> with niercst NJ four per
cent per mouth irOm date, when judgment will be taken
against you for the said amount, together with costs and
damages, II you fail n appear and answer.
Ordered published three months IN the MOUNTAIN DINO.
CRT.
To the sheriff any Constable Of a County Greeting
Make legal service and due return HI rCOf
Given under my hand, this llth day Of NAV. \. y. i9
WM. 7. Gurus.
T9-3ml Justice Of the Peace.
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SUMMONS.

County Of II Dorado iiih Judicial District y VIZ
Action brought in the District Court IT the nth Judicial
District and the complaint filed In the County of III Dn-
ran In the office ~ the Clerk OF said District Court
and fur said C,Mnty and State.
WARREN HUNT, Plaintiff VS.. THOMAS a. WATERMAN,
Defendant.
The People Of the State Of California; to Thomas a. Wa
terman, GREkTING:
NOC are hereby required Ia appear In action hromg,
against sou by the a"vr named Plaintiff, in the Dis
triH Court III the 18th Judicial District, IN and for the
County " n Dorado, and To answer the complaint fcl
therein (a copy Of which accompanies this Sumnousl,
within zen days (rNrnsvr ~ the day II servcc amer the
servic, you ~ thit S,immnns-f served within this
County If served nut Of this County, hut Within this Judi
ci District, within twenty days II served ont Of said
District then within forty days,-Or Judgment by default
will be taken against you.
The said action Is brought to Judgment upon two
certain ponisSory notes by you executed TO plaintiff
Angus, 9Th i>,One for 4l'HAI, payable before An.
gust Mh, ISIS; the other pay able or before August 9th
1852 for &2M The payment OF said notes Is secured by
mortgage which plaintiff asks may he forcclo-c and the
property therein described sold fr the satisfaction II snh
judgment and u you fall tn appear ami answer the raid
CumtAint ~ aiuvc required the said plaintiff will taxi,
Judgment against yuu Or sail sums, the decree nf sale and
costs, according To the prayer Of said Complaint
nv order 81 Hon. James johnson, County Judge.
- Given under my hand with the seal of said
I Court affixed, at office IN the City "f Placer
~ g willie, this 3Ith day Of May. In the year If ouI
Lord One thousand Fight Hundred and Fifty
nine. a. D WALDRON. Clerk.
sanhersOn 4 Newell and Meredith, Attys for r1G.
rl24Wl
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DIR. CHARLES H. TOZER
TIE GREAT ERADICATOR OP
SECRET DISEASES,
A Practical Treatise on vcncrcGl,

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Shrr.G.S Sale.

IVY ,irtuc Of an execution ISSUED out Of the Clerk
Office ur the Hon District Court If the lth Judi
cial District in and for III Dorado County, judy
mcut rendered On the 3th day 0f May, u. 1879 III "a
or IL Margaret Miller and against Jamrs MrtWc for
shr sum If tine Thousand and Two and - 100 dollars,
with interest on the sum Of ak hundred and eighteen
and dollars the rate Of tao per cent per month
dred and -four and 20 100 doar the rate Of
per cent per annum together it'll the sum Of seventy
and 3S-l dollars, costs Of suit, and accruing costs,
have levied uOn and i'll tn public sale At the door
II The court house 10 the City Of PlaceFville,
On the 9th Day July, A. u. 1850,
at 10 Oceek An, ali the right, title, iDtCrcst and
claim, Of the said James Mctlur Of IN aid tn the flnw-
ing described property lying and lcing in fl1rrrvic
10 wits certain lot or parcel Of Land containing alnt
n acres aAut - Of hich enclosed by fcnrc
and known a. the southern part II ranch kn"wn rs
TiW mons Ranch, and puTrhuSrd hy EIid Hrt Dur vt
Jos keispPi living bCtwCCn ParcrN lille anti the "Mon
tain Mills" also. certain Plume In Coon Hollow know
as the "Miners' Fumr, bring about II lakes, and the
Inner I,mc in Conn Hollow Ra>nc, said interest he
inR Ia Of e, I-2 II IL of q, and of 10 Of said
f1u,nc AlHO certain mining claims, kn0Wn as the 'u-
chanan claims in COOn HILL being ~ If said 81 inns
alsO tho claims wing said Ravinr and said u
ehanan claims aud knuWn as the Clutter Claims he
ing 2 Of said claims also, the claims next adjoining
below said "Bnttcr ClaimL, and known rs the ''flasr
Claims " in said raw inc, and all sluccs and other i'm
pTOVcMcnts belonging to Aaid claims ALSO miner
cuhu in tOon llUlbw, ucrtprd by rali Mffe"" AMI
know his cabn together with the iinrUN cInthtS
thereon
sheriff Onice rlaccrvillc. Tune 18th, A. u. 1859.
r. HOGAKDtS, Sheriff.
usl By l.. lIOrKtNS, Deputy
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collection Of fugitive pieces, without the au hor $
me. 1t is strange that 50 good Pocm is not
lined by s0R0c- 0Me. ----- .''-i,---ar--.
The trees were tall and leHfy
Around 0ur home that grew
Whsle noble German river ran
The green Old fTtSt through;
The wild iawn ind the stately slug
Went by our open ttnT,
Aud the birds about Our cottage caves
They sang for evcrmore.
Twas sweet on April morning, -------.----.--
Twas sweet IN summer s n,m'n,
And when above the tallest piItS
Up rose the harvest m'Hn.
To Hear our childrrDs' laughter ring
From out the ancient shade,
Or the music in our lands old songs,
That mingled voices made.
Aud " hen the winds blew colder,
Al the gmd Christmas time,
fhcv GATHERED round our woodland hearth
With HpOrt, and tale, and rhyme.
The Traveller mark'd our evening fire
Far through the trust. .emm' d bonghs,
INT I know how bright its red light fell
Upon their fair young brOws.
Twas first our rosy Scgelind
That pinned away and died,
And then our lhUnghtful l.uldOvic
NT Es' nn nj" ,iuls cir I'"m;sc-
- ,h;nt w., lnvr1 hcr hr.,
Sn;,.J ~, "" ~. ns NV wn,,IrI IN. niyh,
Ana won, with ,hc," n, r"s, 60 .-.--
N '"s''s "'s' - ~ '-'''''-''''-'-
That was glorious summer
Or Sky, aud stream, aud tree;
W;,h Erncst,nc smd M.
w., ,";l,1 ,n~c,hrr in th, ii.Lls
For many sMItry tuv,
Itv IN. I'D church G,r AVN
~
The xoodn wore autumn's riches.
Thu s,nrn,v winds at winter ran'.
A., .h",,k ,hc r,,l I.,vcs ,,nvm
A"d r', Ind wnrtrJ n"L w. had rrnv'd
ArI .a;d wc wnnli not vrcvr.
A,,' ,I,a c",,svo UNA A dr...rv ulncO
A. t,li Ihnt chris, n,nS .vs.
The frost was on the forest.
A. 80 'r;"I ~, ch.,or ."cL .,to-. L..r,.
"H NJ. E...,'s,;,'o ~ S~s" "'@S" ""''
MY III - ~. ~ Cn-;.,,D,. ,;r,o.
IA 49,. 49," Sp;,h" ,,s;,s ann,
A. ,~;d";,'h. l., H., L.. IN I'D '',Su
W. 10! 'h..,, IS" ..o &c. r,''','.,
' "N~" w
Ant oh, tho worldless memories
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Water Cure and Motorrathic
Establishment.
DIR. BARLOW ]. SMITH,

DIX. BARLOW j. SMITH,
ItEtnC ATE # TIE New rors Il,gc Therapeutic Col
I.pr ha, opened first class Water Curc and M'tpr
l,,'ir .'Il>hncn IN Slrratr.fn, ~ ilr Las :" AID n a>
h,>. occupied l.! Nj. Tllci,on 'ii Il. between
| and i.
I'll. establishment is ,lr.'.i 81 The rAcd, t'r;
cn,u;., u TIE a!ta,..,,,' lIrr"i' VI 's.t'Du. aud
Ii lr ,,ri t,at! T., To A1't STATE, or t,r,i. ht.
Sr'i'. W.T. n. 'a' ", Will t lie ~ ne 'i.t'o; al 80
h,alL.ir.t,tus hun 81 l'tni.-
Tlo.c >.i,ruc froui s.a>r, 81 ia" Eye Bronchial ~
Catarrhal AGttus. rsc.-, Of e." ic'ri, Lungs, lt,.
kILtI> ly,l 'l.'n. to> r ~ AI"lA W II. ia! ally
- Eic ulih si, N,rhisI. Fever AID AGd" "a r. :,
80 al vl"-. Pu;ri Sore Throat Cror, e." - y
t., re>. rr1ap.ds, Iuitnaot q -. Eowol> thr'' r
a;d Acute arr,a, Should nv Il" 1iv"utar"" % '> '".
>tuiion before takn. pis".lI, 'u-- AID tu ',ssti:
the chances Of permanent recovery.
The arrangements Uf the int tuon are part AIRY
adapted to the Successful tr it'it g: Lcr,i,,
and li,i,laccuc'i'-. tut's r'tt ir. .r. f. W,
anticipating confinement; h" fIru',hw - u
uui apartments AL the ir>i iiri,ni ~ n'f.'.
ton and Lui>'. w. it STAT, aud ~ t.. a.
LAT. / e. r. ,A"r prr'urt,u ,asi NaI h'.rd.
Tncre Wi be- u!n.iasum Cor ."'. i, Ht'l a. +. t.
firrr'n.
ELECTRO CHEMICAL rNTIIs v9'r9''r y "rai q.
tiu.p i>"> i"'h m'nr' :! a,d t,;,;Il j.. I'd! 81 l'' -: a.
Ijtht I" E.'tut'i>i, Nystt- a. -, o., '' ,.u.;,, !
It. ''tt'nt- wl'tot' extra ,l.r.r.
CANCERS cared ~ At.t,N rev l'rpH>S.
EO\k SkrFING u r. SIttt 'lc cr Ca',f"rt
IL" art : L. ting ''--'ly ltdcC,d
! by thu 4, LIBERATED Dr. sweet, Of Curl,. -, 1t.
t..'d nuH.b,r ~ lt-,is d"-tiI+ phIs,c',r.t al
diet can he accommodated
hr. Suh will attend patients in any part 81 the City
TinS. lllll, late II the GriI oi IIhi Wooster CO
Will lake charge Of ur' hu,'n,s, d'inftI.,!i
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READ AND REFLECT.
DR.. c. Fl. Tozer's Card to the Afflicted.

Qnic& rVr1sond L"'r Irirt~ at he od eAtdL!.htd ocC
Gu street hc',retn H. emit h. .trect.
NJ. T0ZEG returns his thanks To his numerous patient.
fur tl";r patronage, and w"u! embrace this "lortu-
n!v To remind "in that hr continues To at those
difficult of NI>'htA which have bafh the ~k III of
~ the most celebrated physicians Of tie age. aud
upon which he has mtrcr EieR 10 PERFORM 1t rtdic"i
cure.
Dr. Toxrr'. reputation n Physician stands uncqualci
His exclusive attention to diseases of the gcnto-rnary
organs tr many years. renders him perfectly VI
syTliilC diseases.
Tile large number Of aggravated cases that he has per-
fy cured after th,y hav, been given NJ Iy many tLrrs
is the only rro"f that physician r"ircs 81 lis ability
Dir. Tozer would state that lac cur, any aud all
Of varieties Of the disease, matte how long standing or
what progress the disease has made, every patient can re-
~ upon cure.
Dr. ToLcr has is well known, taken patients from the
very verge Of the grave, aad restored them perfect
health licwoull further stntc, that he deems II sufficient
tn attract the attention Of those who might need the
wees "f physician in all eases, but particularly those
enumerated IN til" advertisement expecting they would
test my merits practitioner, and The r Of NY prac.
re mas Dech mus TAR satisfactory to my patients and
SELF Nor 10 deem 1t Necessary to fill columns of the
newspapers with ulsone c'ric and bonbasc advertise
nen-, protesting INV ability to heal all diseases M sl Is heir
to- i"r To do that must he something more than Man,but
give those that afflicted with VvncrCal Chronic and
other diseases, to understand that from long experience
am iuly competent to treat them successfully
My regard for the dignity Of the medical prof 10
which have the honor tuelnnK, ietcrs from commit
ting savorng rank qunckery and regard far INV
own ulghity would prevent my placing myself q bar
with 'uacks and nosrum vendors Of the present age
"lcr no fraudulent genuine certificates or pulls Of my
slle to myself ctiicalm hon0rs to which am not entitled,
but merely ask those who diseased to read the differ.
relating to the cure Of private diseases
and judge for themselves where apply for relief INV
rooms are so arranged that can he consulted In privacy
NJ all hours OF the day, from O'Clock In the morning until
> In the evening. ~
k Persons with Chronic DlarrhGo, DSsentery Local
weakness Nervous Debility, Low Spirits Lasstudc, Weak
mess OF the Limbs and Back Indisposon Loss of NIcmnry
Aversion to S"ci"ty Love Of Solitude, Timidy, Dis.
trust DIZZINESS, Headache, Pain in the Sidc Affection
tr Eyes FImlcs IN the Face Scsua and her insrmtrs
rfuWf IN
zer' ut his Occ 9th street, between and X Sacramento
en-. ToZER, NJ. d.
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REFEEENCES
To the Public.

DIR SMITH having established fist class Water 6ur'
and Mnt"ria'hic Institution IN Mi. city and feeling
interest ia the III such an I-ii;n;" base, s.
natural and rational principles "f The healing art shall
take charge Of the business department. Dr Smith
graduate u regularly chartered Medical College. thor
"ugh Physician by nature, we'll ~ education and tan
assure il"s" wlm con,n h,I ard adopt lis tr"atu' t.
that they MI rejoice IN thu Inspiration Of returning health
and verify all that is said III lis favor.
THOMAS HILL.
Late ~ Ill., Wooster & ca.
Sacramento Anrl 9o,I 4
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sheriff y Sale.

10Y virtue &c nh execution issued ont Of the District
C,Htrt uf the 18th Judicial District upon Jnlg'
mrnt rendered therein un the llth dn! Uf May, H. H.
lA:9 in favor If John Srt aud against ~ y. Van Curl.
der for the sum If -Four Hundred and Ninety-h>c Dol
lars debt with interest thereon ut the rate of ten per
cent. per annm, from the said lth day Of May, A. D..
1870 together with the slim Of seventy four IL ltW Dol
lars cost of suit and arcruiuG costs have levied upon
and will rxn,sc To Public sale, at the Court House in
the city Of Plarcr,ilr,
OM the I'd day Of July,
~ u. lS9 at the hour Of 10 O'clock ~ Nj all the right,
title interest and claim, II the said \. n Van (ucrr
ui, in and tn the follow described property. ing and
being in the Of (ulOnIa, County Of III Dorado and
state VI California, wit: certain lot aud property
kunwn as the Tcamst Inn property situated in said
Town IT COnma just north Of the bridge over the south
Fork Uf the american River, the east side Of the
street lending from said Bridge, commencing ut polnt
where said street ntcrsccts the bank Of said River,
running thence norhrrly along said street t" int OPP
V'sitc thu ccHtrr " the alley kimwn IA Vans Alley
thence castrTlN along the center Uf said ALE! to- the odd
linu Of said Van tucllrr's homestead property dis
talcc NJ Aut lO feet thence along said old line south
crlN tn the said river bank thCeV a"Ug laid river
hak westerly aut IN feet tu the pace "f beginning
together with the hotel buildings, shed, stable and 9th
cr Uut houses aud imprON cInrntS 0n said lot.
l.. BOGAKDCS,
Sheriff of III Dorado County, Cal.
q By FUN BAKER, Deputy.
ShcriT's Office, rlacrr'illr, June ll,h, lS'n'.
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NOTICE.

A. H. persons holding Powers Of Attorney from me, pre-
IN vious to the appointment Of GEO. JONES ms Gen
erAl Agent o. the .CahfoFRa aud salt Lake Mail Iine,
hereby notified that the same is revoked, and any
debts contracted by the pa rites holding said Power 81 At
tOVney, amer this date, will not be acknowledged by the
Company +. Cu0RPEKNING.
June ], ISJ9 tml
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10y virtue Of an order Of sale issued Of the Clerks
uHarr IL the Hem District C'',rt Of the 18th Judi
clal District ia and for II buTado County, Jndg
ment rendered the 2Sh day of August \. d. 1915, in
favor Of Aaron ID. TrcadwaI, Plaintiff, and against
William stoncbraker and Hiram OBrien, Defendants,
fur the Of Four Thousand Two Hundred and scVCn-
ty-Thrce and lIlOO Dollars, with int'Test thereon at
the rate II ten per cent. per Annum Om the said 18th
day Of August A. 1884, together with the sum Of tr.
tytwO 5OO dollars costs " suit and accruiy costr
have levied upOn aud will expose to public SALE at the
Court llOWrc, in the City of flacer'hc,
On the 9th Day Of July, 1859,
at 10 o'clock, \. ~ al the right, title, interest and
claim the sail ,fndLnt, had the Id day &c October
lRI In aud tn the follow ing Described property, 10 Wit
All " tho follow piece or par"' Of land, rtuatrd in
III INorao county, about four mir> aud half from
Sy park, on the road leading from that place to
run IIl--lrng three claMr 81 tine nuIHT'l and Six
ty Acres each and being the three taken up aud
recorded in the Recorder Uihrr in III Dorado County
under the pOSsc.snTy Act VI lNj!, BY Joshua Kicks
George cc, and Daniel lIcltcn, together with all the
buildings aud im?ru Cncnts situated thereon, aud to be
placed thereon hereafter, and especially Saw Mill
erected thereon.
Sheriff = Office, rlaccrvilr, June 18th, A. D. 1852
T.. Hu(iAkDUS, Shrrin,
ttsl By ". J. DUEwELL, Under sheriff.
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On the nth day OF June,

A. u. 1852 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. all the right, titlc In
tcrcrt and claim, raid defendant j. N. II. Weather.
WAX, had the 18th day of March, lNS at any time
thereafter Of in and To the following described mort
gagged property, to wit certain lot parcel IT land
lying and b ing In the Town Of III Dorado, county II III
Dorado, State Of California and mccted and bounded
follows: commencing at certain point the North Of
the Main street Of said Town, the West o Tcrrys
Bakery, and running thence WcSt with said street,
twenty feet to the lot occupied by Davp"nA Store
cunning thence North hundred and sixty feet,
Less TO North street thence East along said
North street feet less to the North
east corner; thence South to the place to-
gcthcr with all and singular, the Brick Store Ho',se,
known as WcathcrWax's store situated on the same.
said building H. story high, twenty two feet front by
eighty five feet deep; also frame barn situated
said lot with all the sheds out buildings and improve
mcnts and HppurtC nanccs belonging to said hot.
Il. BOGARDUS,
Sheriff 0f III Dorado County, Cal.
by W. J. BrRwRLL, Cnlcr sheriff.
6hcriR'S Office, rLccrvillc, May 2ist, 1853. to
POstPOnemcnt.
The abOvS sale is hereby pOncd until the 9th day
Of June, 1859, at 10 O'Clock a. II.
T.. ROGARDCs, sheriff,
Bv ". J. BrRwgLL, Under sheriff.
Shcrf's Office, rlaccrvillc, June 18th, lsS9.
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OMthe I'd day Of July,
SHlerlG's Sale.

10y virtue Of order II sale issued out 0f tC Clerks
uicr of the Hon. District Court Of the lth Judi
cia Dstrirt, in and for III Dorado County, JWlg
mcnt rendered en- the 9TH day Of May. 4. d. 1859, in
favor II Michael O'iialloran and against NJ H. Weth-
drcd and Dollars, with intcrcs thereon at the rate
" per cent per NINTH frOn the 9th day Of May, A.
lars Of suit and accrnins COSTS have levied
and will eA,Se I" Public Sulc at the Court House door
In thu CITY Of Hlacc rNillc,
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signatures Of I. JOINS and j. WELLER, VI. h. "u III
outside wrapper and blown III the glI>>. nas3i~n.l
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TERMS-

42h to So per Week according the attention required
Consultations. FREE. verbal or hN ,.titr.
Letter. of inquiry promptly wcr, and circulars sent
Oh ai'i!icAtivi
BARLOW J. SMITH, VI. ID
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Sea Sickness and Intemperance

1t Is an absolute Preventive Of and Cure for rs hundreds
irsy. 1t has beru known To even DELIRlt VI
TREMENS.
II i. -'I'l only in Quart BOTTLES Prce-4i or two bot
ties for -. IL kc bY all respectable Druggists ia Call
f,r;a. pAEk 1 WHITE,