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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

poison. taking bold Of him, examined, after .
iiwo, bis feet and lsgs, and then pI esSing hald
his ~ asked h be tSlt L. He said he did
not; and after this again he felt the legs below
the kpSe. So going up, be showed US that he
.Sas GuW;ng cold and sill ThenhC touched
himself and said that when It was 30 at his
heart, then he should depart Already the
region Of the lower bSlly bad become cold -
and having uncovered his face, for he bad
been covered, be Said- Which we're indeed the
last words he utteFed---. :.
"CritO, We owe cock to Esculapeus fail
not to pay it."
This shall he done" said Critic; but see
Il these is snything else you would say"
Whsa be Waa asked this, he made 10 fur
Their answsr; but after little interval he mo-
we'd, aud the man uncovered him. His eyes
were Hxed, and Critic. observing it, closed his
mouth and eyes
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12
NUlflT0Ns.

MATPoP CALIFORNIA, County 81 "A Dorado- 10 The
District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District.
Elsa A. De0.Oof. HaiRsiE -. NsnS1 De0rost, DSrt.
Act&n brought In the District CeuEt az the lIIh Judicial
slrc snd tie Complaint Aled In he County Of Is.
edo. 10 The O@ee Of the Clerk Of said District Court IN
nd for said County and etate.
ne People Of The STATE Of CAIfema. 70 HEuav DEsnoos
OnEKnRo:
0U hereby required 10 appear In an action ArouHs
Against yoa By the above named palntiG 10 ne BIZ.
tfc CoaF Of tie lin J0disla Dhtse4 10 an6 Ior ts
eoauty Of q Dosa0o. and 70 ansgeP the Coplahe a.
eseis Il copy 81 which THE sumonsl M,
10 days rxe9sve Of the day Of vIeel as The saT.
Nee on 700 Of ibis Summonsf served within thla Conn,
a. II served oct Of this county, Bet within thIs Jndcia
Hs,e within SWeniy dayS. o. II served cot Of oaid Ds
t'ct, thsa sha sty aaysOs iadsDsat By default On
b taheA aganse yoa -. q ~
and T he euslsAy ~ Tho ehuaen And GoR eauso = eo.
vlaInl ehasges exee eruaaty, and tFN - YOas DaFs
q furnish ker With ~ common neeessaFtes oil ~ nge
IAN Ress year,, end yen tA 70 sppaAF ard antweF ~
ID bNplslnt - shove required, de sAM Hais va
zEs lgsas asAIsss yOa ~ sAA relief Hsa coed e.
CoFdltg Z ~ Prayer Of sala e1nplslae. " 81. -
~ Rdss 81 Hen. da1es Sshnssa. Couuty 1uAaA q Z
l SO 0lzaa Nn4aH ny haRA Eiih- kha aosA a 49,
- lCVuPt eMxod a. once 10 The City q RlNoorviIis
- tails sigleenth day el February b Ne war q
~ epg Lord enc tAOdl ssAt he9lgs1 "a any.
han hIusa H1alnaiGtn kAaunan--ffsAa1 ~
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

eurS l ------
Dr. Tosers rspahiiou a. Physician staaAs unsQualed
organs for 30 ma yrars renders him perfectly master VI
syphillle Seases.
The large numb Of aggravated Gases that he has per.
eetly cured amer sy have been Ven up - many OkrFs
10 the only proof oAe physician PeVulreo 81 his ability.
Dr. fOEeS would nstc that he any ssA ~
Of varieties Of the iseaSe hOW ISaG SADAne
What progress III dssAss has made every Aisni
y upon cure.
very verge q grave. and rss,ored them p-rfrct
health He voa further state. that he deems Su@eixnt
TO attract the atti0n II hooe Who might heed the
viccS OF phyaban In all eases. but particularly thOoR
my merits practitioner, and the recall Of my rsae.
ce has bern he far satisfactory TO patients aud NY
self Nor - Weem II Necessary TO an columns Of the
peS WtfulPOme em.irie End bOm6astie advertise.
enll pfoa1i my Ab ly 10 heal all diseases aeA 10 helr
20, for " Dc thu muslin something more thnn nAA6at "a
give those that Afflicted Whh IeneVeaI ChrOnIe and
other dsrases understand that, from long expsSrnce
am fully compArnt 10 treat them successfully.
Ny regard ~ the dignity VI the medical proeason "a
which have " honor 10 belong. dctePs from eomm
ting any act svOrnR rank uackeTy and TrHAFd for my
dignity vnuld prevent my placing nAysrh . PAT
With quackS Cd nostrumS VendsTS Of the prSrht
oef Andnrht VI genuine eertheAtes or pnns 81 ny
superior publications - practitioner; neither do
to my IT esilcnlm hOnOTp to which not entitled
but merely Ok those who diseased to read the dnrT
Advertisements relating To the 81 private diseases
and Judge kF themselves where 10 apply for rxlef CNy
rooms are 10 arranged that Be consulted privacy
At all the day, from O'clock In the morning Unit
| In The sTDIng.
/ HN-PvsiOns With Chronic Diarrh1o. Dyscntery LOca
Ncaknes0k Nervous Debility. Lew SfFta. Las pdt Week
ness ~ th Limbs aud Back Ind.. poson. Loss Memory
Aversion Society. Love Of Solitude, Ttnidtty. ee Dis
trust DStnesv, Headache. Pain In the side, A0rctiOa
tie Eyes, enpsS the Race Sexual Aaal oaher IhatIe
scT aIhTUsse 9Th street, betueen and r. Sacramento
c. n. TOzER. ~, D.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

"a TflE. AFFLlCTED,

NR.G 3 C4ApGAg SMssAs kleslassss 0saas - he re-
III riSSeas paoISADN o. lR V11fuhAUS, oaa WsasA eoh1
sias sgpsssislIY 0 rMlna Asn Gkas ~ eesuB1as -
oenv1p MID INSTITUTE, ~ sha Uuso - anl eF@a 81
PyiVsSS RaasDsNbb - G9PAesH oSno1sh0as MSsaaSasf
Rsisioas, csc - ~ ssesseseaal q so<eAsse. 81
ths mi SiaksS - eyVs1e - esaTnhat SDWesssV kS
RaaFanseeS Sual6 ~ esfAt Sl0s0 6O1elqasasa -
ihs eafieae - ka1paass - m Aon1e1s No . -.
49, - aelecs r. nRspse eaaooa1, has AoUss1 he
SScSrSsSJ sCWso1S q eSpAsA, - = bsAsss, = PaiaI
fnI S1SIIsIS - ~ OIelH, - Sae b - 1eas1e nsset
vlieA ~ Oheshsd 1suFog ~ GS pafag soA easa M
hoaesSs vosoa OVegnos an eoals 0WAA nNaa ~ s1f-
0rrT "A oaSs MAso ~ bRAe1As ~ 0Asn h1aeeSsa %
nigussg hSRe tupaA Nhs ski - wheO ~ kAD pain5
seVlaR opon ~ 6ehss, - Whsa Ne eeAStnliso Hs.
e g e 10 peeapess poa S1AeS eenGts6I
Il dssasos ~ DOcsS saasansss eSo - asia ~ eA'
sensation.
II As1aAtn. sAreais - aeuie. u pYvOalsvy - DiaS
ra hs has sal and Forth treatment
o9 ~ eoaaqasaces Of Sstaba sosh NOetlgaal eaas.
ioao nsvvsno tAhv, hsaAoeAs. pAiRs In he hask AAA
Ho via aonSTa Wsakls len d aVDsilts lsss - mSA.
az, Guy - he deG rsasesaessv Soafasea e Asas.
AsIke GoS sOcIsty, and Ssrng Of veaTtnea - III w
- nsvvOs ays @ ezsiOAbe ehat sligha noieS sAsek
ar sStle the patient making his existence nisrVaASs BsV
ke shoV0 smalANist ne Do0aas Uiu 0naEanase e
- po e0npsnaOn He b. coeSullsd fet II eAssRe
nd tnvs a. = Ell, Nh eosa han aching sd nag
- = AhafR nhVnnAa9a.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

An IRRRvRRExT HABgT.--The following par.
agraph from the Presbyterian rebukes prac.
tee which, We are sorry to say, 10 much toe
common in our own congregations:
"Thcre is . practice prevailing in ouI
churches which should be at once corrected
allude to the preparations which many per
sons make to get out Of church at the earliest
possible moment, by putting on Shawls, coats
aud cloaks, 90 ~ to lose not moment in get
ting out Many Of the males rise to receive
the benediction, with their hats In their hands
eady for start ut the earliest possible mo
uent. The benedietiOn should be recciveC
with compOsuro and reverence, aud at n rra
&Onable time amer It's close, the members q
the congregation may put on their extra gar
meHtS aud look for their hats, and leave tn
church at moderate pace. 1t will possibly
eQui tHO minutes " comply with our Sug
.,rEtiOnS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

Law AGAINST MAKEUP BEXUTY-An act
vas introduced into the British Parliament j..
ITO, providing "that ell women, Of whatcv. =
ago, rank, profession or degree, whether vir-
Rin1, maids or widows, that shall, from and
after such act, impose upon, seduce and bstEay
into matsimOny. any Of his majesty's male
subjects, by employing the SCENTS, paints, cO~-
mriis washes, artificial teethIS lalsS hair. Span
ish wool, iron stays, hoops, high-heeled shoes.
az bolstsrsd hips, shall Incur tho penalty Of
the law now IN t0Fco against witchcFaR anil
like misdemeanors, and the marriage. upon
conviction. shaIl stand nuIl and void"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

~ -
-Az~y--'.---- 49,. - =. ,s... n,
Asecslt apRoans.nels ~ !. M....s ~" T S.s
CuImss,kmA Mcs"1 - ~ a. ~ 49,. -. J.~",
As9s :: e. - y a.. 80 80, :.
ved 90 enc 1m:sss 49,. 49, " .'. ""S 80
2ss.iisc = E .U,.s. u ~ ss Az - III"
state yc Ps!Pose1 O..aC Ass.s.W;
A -AeS9s Incos eO.suv.' .Iy.ss Ine osase
Virgins An1aIs1iesS ~ Assoc1at'0n 70 pa
chass. hold and improve two hundred scr'
Of Mount vsrnen. including the mansion ?, a,
well % tho TO- g Seeske y asa.Iee O"' smo
else iaIl power sseF the manas@snt Of thu
same. ...,a
Under this cne ~ ecn.1sessen nAs Oee'
sdopted, wnscn 49, ~ Py "S y. lI"sse
1sas N scgsnt . -. 49, ~ Se's''e'
one from eacn SttLe y g. - -
10 April 1Sons 3soek - ssl..s :" o.. seE"
gsne!emen, cons ~. =. y. @ScA n W. '' !"
purcaaee Of Mouas ve.mO" ~ Y1CO; ~ 90 /"
which yIosvVy was 70 OS Pa'u 80. -, yOs,Ov'
On the lst Of IeOvg ~" t1s - s.."S'
IN three equal lnstA.@eIss " s.,OO'.SO -"
with insSress non sns ~ 2. tn sas c" va
payable on Ine Ego y Hs"'u"''' A0"V' AeOA
1859. :.
Until payment ~ Ie", ne P.OpI.SsDs . = y
retain pOsseseaOns Dus suCn PAywo"' may !"
HaeAa q any time.
IAA coAn gAymens MAs maoe. Ano sne - ~
tyi.g lneeshgsnce ;nas 'stely IsAcneo US tnH
IT, tnse.lmens q yCt,vVv ~ mssi tnus =
curing tnS co"sseeT ~uIcn s"O~S p:Ien n
T. p made - sun,s o nCt go u.n $500
asseean sonscss0; tHeIsCy sr.San s"e =
cual Of interest A.! eMOHs, tneEesore. 81
uo~ mTned 70 sne couecuOn OF Iun0s vCs 70
Iayment g, sns ceassISo .nss.'m .; :. me =.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12
READ AND REFLECT.


TNR. 9iARLES TOZERT CARD TO TslR AFFLICTED
~ OtCALlEORNIA.-In sPprosehng cay eourps
OF pysteeAe inquiry. there certain points
which II Inquirer should always he careful 10 aasfy
SEIZE u should comprehend distinctly what tie subject
nquiFy)s-Ileahh and Diseases.
II U&ean form and az In minds clear eonrepaOA
the :.1e Of Health We :hAll have no dieSlsy IN .AdeI'
HanAi What vas meant by D:Srase. Dut 6ryonA IlOug
Abfs, these Oects Of OF tr human body
haP another and still nOleT end II 10 to lay before
you suth plain terms that you cannOs be staken and
uu kbw Nhere TO apply for relief
uR the Word 'disrase generally. and before speak Of
the sns VI particular dSssS-s vii be proper take
gene6l view Of symptoms Wbsn psFSoa h trOubrd o.
aIicod With dissAse, which eOuSss Weakneas oI ths
Of VASCULAR pOWsT paiptafon Of the heart, IrritAbly
dyspepaa derAngsment Of the digestive ane
tOsa general debility, symptoms 81 consumption, and
mani Others uhich better sxRsIned than put pa
per, end require Medical Surgical ate<ndAses WOul6
be III for thea 70 inquire thess b Phynleiau vhs u
TO attend them, and who understands the App
rosOn, and whose age and sxperisnes sAgae him "a
youf conAdenee. Considering these thingS, ~ Chas
Tos has concluded 10 inform 700 thss ere ats sdver
tsiR his place Of business StasnR thss he hss bsSu
ces6al praetiaionsF feP over % ysasa. AZ has ..
Attended and Cured Hundreds,
wn hey have been considered b esAeS VAysleans ant
ha been Prouounced ~ them pAsa rss0vssy TAsseoF,
utNeSs conAaence may ~ placed,
h. c. H. e. would invite ali that are AnIlc1ea toeat q
h. asa he Aoee net aAninstss sSs thRw. there Win b
4 SA!es nade Lss ne hlSe drlIeaey Wrsve0t yoa, bu
w AmsAlatsly, ond ave yoaFselt fFam Tie dVe0dRs
nese which nase fellow tAese wAo neglect . ~
AAEe IOte between and streets. Hs To0aas an :.
ragsA that he DssloS en- Be ooasAood UiaASus n.
Ear Of melessasien.
e. OS'' hours bon s y \: SD; $.s :.;,' TIT
9Th street. hstWeen and s, Tacramento.
January let, lsce.-ltSl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

A FIGHTxO PARsoN.-Colonel Richard NJ.
johnson, the slayer Of Tccumseh, used 70 mar
nate an anecdOte about parsOn by the name
d Sacket, who WAS chaplain Of his regimen,
during tbs Indian wars IN which he WIS en-
Gagged. The chaplain was Hrm believer in
TIE doctrine Of prede'tinatiUn. and in his SET
mons to the troops he was in the habit Of
enforcing this tenet, and dwelling on it very
strongly. He urged upon the soldiers to so
into bsttle with perfect confidence that no
harm would befGll them, for they could not
die before their time come, let them be ex.
posed ever 30 much. This kind Of preaching
made good soldiers, and Col. johnson always
found his men ready 70 do whatever he or
dered, however desperate it might be- But
the chaplain could fight a. we'll as preach, be.
ing stalwart man Of great muscle, and of in
dOnitable spirit. On one occasion, when thu
battle waved furious, and the chances looked
desperate, the parson armed himself for the
fight, and took his place in The forefront oil
The fray. There he moved down the enemy,
piling up their bodies around him, in perfect
hecatomb. When the field Was won, it was
found that twenty mine Of the enemy were
heaped up in death around the spot where the
chaplain stood. Col. johnson accOstcd the
valiant preacher with words Of hearty thanks
for his gallant and timely service, and asked
him how it happened that he, man If peace,
had killed so many Of the f0ei To this very
natural question Of the commander, Sacket
replied: =" Why. Colonel, don't know how
il was, WWIess their time had come"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

VHA nAseFihss having laken ~ wssa hAo1n Hoaal \
RePaFsA - essve ~ itleh&, me sset6lli 6A1Fe
- paa pA@eaa19 wSlSA hes kssss1sesu bsGA - IAaSal
3he4PWeA 80 - Opseane Moesl. se1 rs.f " .55sl
as4sA.s e nIGne IN hs AasshAsa wlsA ~ Deg9 e.
- @sskse aed- silA - 0aAlRtA ~ e
NTva1sa II e. eRHeFienppa eahspeE. go -
PaAFa e ~ ~ pIies e. W
ha0Hz 0Lt.Ans PER W4EK. "
AeLeazl.e eDss,ASnia ere hsalsAs4 WhA ~ ~ q
snlIss - s. aeeonMeAAasa via slAs sfsAslsi
- 3 zsese pslOes. y y
" "a - - Supplisa win sAssse xassss AnatGt
MasAsa 9 - MeAslls . ngIzzAnn sAEnoM. eURva,sS
70 sesse esa xelleas tn psEsst sg4sg.il ,.sgiSstns
- esisslssi ~ B 8 y $50. I. sAh,i.e.,. 81
sssisays = dAny ~ - u e - so.
Asssnsh.s. suas i'm. i6tss1Tisfl = 4
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

A Doc STORY, FOR rae HOLLER-DAYs-" Go
IN TIGE."-The residents Of North Water ST.,
Geneva, New York, were afforded no little
amusement, not long since, by the incidents
narrated to US in substance Is follows:
A cOuntrymaD, the owner Of large but
usually good-natured dog, drove in town on
the day stated. Near the railroad crossing on
Water street, Tiger" cell into bad company,
and regular muSs ensued. Taken suddenly
and almost unawarcs, the countryman'S dog
seemed hardly to comprehend whether it was
free fight" in earnest, or only the rough sort
Of play Of village "houndR," until he found
himself in throat t0-mOuth" contest with n
regular fighting character, in the shape Of Q
trained bulldog, and getting the worst Of il.
His master, however, by this time compre-
hended the nature Of the muSs, and spFiNSing
from hts wagon, caught the bulldog by hi>
narrative" and endeavOrcd to separate the
combatants.
"Let that dog alone, or Ill lam you over
the head!" growled rough and excited look
ing customer standing by, who proved to b.
the owner OF the bull.
"Oh, then, you want 'em to fight, do yer
CALCULATED bOmespun, dropping the end and
then st the top Of his voice, shouted, Go in,
Tgei"
And Tige did "go in" Instantly the tide
Of battle vas turned. Tige secured and was
making good use Of his vantage ground, when
huIl's owner suddenly became converted to {
peace-maker. Suiting the action to the ilen,
he made Geint to release bis dog from the
vics.like jaws Of Tiger.
"Let that dog alone, or I'll lam you Over
the head!" shouted the cOuntryman; and he
Strengthened up and swellcd out to such huge
proportions, that Rock street" desiSted, ter
ror stricken at the menace
Tiger pursued his work in hand until III.
,iteous "ki.yi!" Of bis assailant seemed u
produce pity in the dogs heart Of the former
for he relaxed his hold and the latter stunt
away, with the appearance Of three legs be-
mind.
As the countryman jumped into his wagon
nc called out to the bulldogs master, "when'
ever yo0 want another fight, just say the word
~ me eAd T0e allers trGSsE together"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

asked q weeping widOw why
She followed th.Iss hetOre;
She said-and wiped beV weeping eyes
ifHKETOgMa unlS my ApW;
TIseS came when all The world beside
lid turned SrIm me and fed
.TIseS came nv wsuts and sOes " hide
They gave NY children brad.
Iasked m orphan bOy why he
His eaxsn footsteps bends;
HS sAs.i, they stDilc ''W all like me,
They were INV fathers frieBda;
.R4fore he died they .lOhrd and fed.
And ali our gifts they gave,
And wheA We Wrf't E'F father dead, --
They threw gifts in his grave.
And such, said. are Nas0ns all.
Friends Ia the needy pt"r;
They never view II br''thers fall,
Tnev never shnn his d'",r.
And ih.,Igh Tia said they ara not Free.
,.YiPItr aId hive ARE IwIiIs,
And the bert grace ii Charity
Nidss wuliIudes of sins
They worship IN the LDdge Uf God.
Secret aud s..leina there
They bow bsneath his sacred rod.
Ard bVUaihe . heartfelt prayer
Fee Masonry. Hike wOman's lure,
IL taught 81 private rules,
10 deep, that should it public prove,
8. Is woald BE- spOrt Tor Eo''ls.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

A servant being sent to match Q China
plata, returned with one Of an eAtirsly dlGer-
ont pattern. Aftsr scolding f6Psom iime the
mistress aid, "stupld, % you not - that
Ghe two afo entirely dlGerentf" No, nun. :"
was The Fsply, "OHly cue u them b dI0sFsnl."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12


LEGAL CIRcUNLotU.I>S.- o., LGW What u
round.abUtIt way lawyers have Of drawing up
leeds and documents. II is almost enough e.
keep nervous person from "going to the Law
at ALL" The following is fair sample: Sup
pose . man wished to give another an orange.
instead Of making simple declaration, and
saying. 81 give you that orange" he must set
forth his act aud deed in this way: II do
hereby give you, all and singular, my estate
and interest, right, title and claim, and sdvan-
tage Of and in that orange, with oil its rind,
skin, pulp, juice and pips, and all rights and
advantages therein, with full power to cut,
suck, bite, or otherwise eat the same orange,
or give the same away, with or without il
skin, rind, juice, pulp and pips, anything,
heretofore or hereinafter, or in any other deed
" deeds, instruments Of what kind or nature
to the contrary or anywise, Notwithstanding
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

@Massa, do you know why dem noisy birds
am called carton crOwsi" "Of course; Il b
becsHseshey I'D on patid eaEcaases." "Yes.
dat's it-its cause dey carry on Ober dead
hOaa."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

MARVs-An exchange saye-"We believe
L vas Byron who had passion for Mary
Pshaw Who's ByrOni We've had passion
Cor . dozen Nariesl Byron, indeedl Pooh
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

We, the undersigned, take great Pleasurei in
uniting with Mrs. Banding in commencing
to our fellow citizens the cause which has been
committed to her charge, and will gladly CO.
operate with her in securing It's success.
VIM lMgVahASn Kipp, Edward 6aanIsy,
N. H McAlister, T. w. FrrelOn,
Harry I. Thornton, z. d. Baker,
Ogden HOGman, Edward j. Priugle,
alie PCyton, F. p. Tracy.
Louis McLAne, H. W. Halleck,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

A STEAM EN0sNR AND ALL 9HB MAcmIMRHY
appsztalning q 0llaten nia. e 49,. - -.
~ = N:A4sss DpweR. al4 heaElT ns1s- W1n Ga1A1R
: sAs vAe.s e any l.stssls ~ Hs.s n
~ Nestk Hssk e ne C1eaIk1|tH fs3s{. ~ |2iItk
tAs Jszssisss Gas ySolSS, = Ses1s e 81
wv - l7T.- n .-.--I.I
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

Iaw a band 81 bFOthsFs now,
With slpW undeDtsn.Asaad;
ThsiR hsnrts ars jjsised u ties sIoES,
IL ehagity were yed; -.
-AUd tips nKMkAt iIlQmeA tn9ray
NhCne 90 de CHRISTENING rod,
AWd in the midst, wide open lay
Tho gospel Of our God.
I aSked Q man Of four scoTe yGars
why aiteT them be ran;
He said-aaA msleeA iaao tsasS- 81,
They feed he ps0F old nan;
H "a. 4 Oncs was sick ard ed,
~ Timho Werv rncked with pain:
fhey came, they cOmEsted and clad;
h Did ms9 sU1o aGA.u.
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N deHas. Or GsGSaSs sgsIusa ths ESlais Il JANE Z
HATfIELD deceased 70 pTessnt The WhA The neoss
saFy vouchers 70 the undersigned AanlnSiPAtos h the
City Of PlacoVnls. DoFa6o County, CAllaFula, within
teH mouths Fem Tile date. the v b eFessT her
red By law. FRANCIS y. MATH1ILD,
Administrator II the Estate q Jane HAlAed, Deed.
Phcerville, VebVuAEy letA loSo.--f1m1
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We oGsT, the present season, eneF and larger
stoek Of FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL SHADE
TREES FLOwkRIN0 sHRUBS, AND GREEN
80 MOHSk PLANTS, than any season heretofore.
ss.araelnR the following varieties, Wis:
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READAND REFLECT.
DR.. G. II. ToGDr'S Card TO the Anaictod

Quick evres 0Nd L4e Price At AeON eat0biaAea aes
-" Glk sfeaptbstreeR u and r. sSvHeses. -
nR T0ZER returns his thanks 10 HE 0uo~roua pAtlents
~ for their paIsshagS. and would embrace t opp6Fta.
nv To remind then that he continues to consult
difcut cAs<s Of NHERLAL which have banned the akin Of
some Of the moat celebrated phsieians OF tie age and
upon which be had Hscer E'Esd 10 psrfOrm q radtcuI
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

GOLD LEAF, BRON&ES,
Glue; Putty: BRUSHES Of az tiads: Ground
0ad kinsd PGinEs: Lime Waite; CArOms
Green: Chrome Yelloe: YeiIN,e OcAre
Paris Green; Waiting: Hermillion; We
MitiGR Red; CkHlk: Riad0W GLass IF ali
sises from 7x9 to 30xl0; Linseed, Polar
Sperm, Lard GAd Ns1t.tSot Oils, all cold
at the Loecst Pricca by
PETIT & CHOATE.
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ITribut1 70 Melted worth.

me nFYatiude q Rao % h1 SsoV nsoa g g eden D.
With IN M ina lessiOnlas prOmpteA ~ the ases ssiines
81 he bean ere GASES In Tie M u oooR w& aaeSAes
theft bed duya PAaasAsuFse arvssa n Ne slesaaaoa
~ ne m Wf NaH uosNaay hnPAtcs@ @OOAs tP eslamns
Il eur pres Uttk NasAusas saA eesiOas lsrsp. sneAg
vnns 10 me V~StA ~ thsS oSu sssastsnS ehaasas@.
ksIov vs appRnA LETTER from worthy man whe. hFisI
neSIod aimee SF1uE deustuV to -Siule ~ this oVtal
eoI 4" Who locked fDfWArd 10 As atDsolulon Win tkae
peasure which only tesr weighed dsvu ~ ne hesvy ksRA
81 1lsea0e can Contrary To hoe, ut uby ~ Sa1ul
phvlcion has FsSored ha 70 hs fmrS heath. RRlsvrA
cn hIs terrible Stnasisa aad @psea hg kRaiiaAe, Ne
wakes known hs ease ard Ab Femedea e4eua, aa4 AAs
mands 81 society lmreFoasiy eSamanA s fahaiety cad
ls Rven more u the uAWAPy u'ea " eosnA ths
praises Of physician Of vhO~ eeoFVs Ss Hs esSrs ca
be cited:
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Ia Nstshss cbwrisr TspEints ~ following ode which
.,:. :ss:::. !, Am; MT sAi;n: IN: 10 the 1'''''
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a. THE subscriber respectfully announces
IA to his friends, and the ciiisens Of PlacerV lille
40 and vicinity generAlly. that be has now Ia
>'OFe splANAid assortment az
Gold and Silver Watches
JENVGARH, A1sA AaabND VNOalA. ~ :. SE~..
All Of which be Oers ct the lowest prices Cor cash
CALIFORNIA JEWGLRY made 70 order.
watches and JeWelFy repaired, and warranted
- No charge for regulating watches.
ENeRAvIHa on WOoD. done 70 order.
P.F. BARSS.