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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

Tnr1rRieAL-To.night Miss Inco closes .
brief but successful engagement at the Placer.
willie Theater. Each day, sincG her 6rst ap-
pcarance here, has exceeded itS predecessor
in the public expression of popular favor, and
every successive appearance Of this talented
lady has been followed with an increased and
gratifed audience. She Is supported by fine
stock company, among whom are the old
PlacerviIIe favoritcS, Messrs. Warwick and
HYDE Personating the most subtle and diff
ficult characters created by the German and
English dramatists, = fine field has been afford
cd her to display her peculiar talent and &C.
MUS; and with remarkable cleVerness and
Gdelity has she played her part That she
completely captivated the audience, their fire.
quent and hearty applause fully attests.
A benefit was given Neptune Engine Co.
No. 2. on Wednesday night, on which Occa-
sion the TheAter was filled to its utmost ca
pacity. Long before the curtain rose, the
seats were crowded with fashionable and in
telligent audience, and number Of persons,
unable to find seats, remained standing during
the entire performance.
Tonight Miss Ince appear" for the last time
before Placerville audience, and those who
have not witnessed her splendid performances
should not let this last opportunity pass
This excellent troupe have selected for their
closing performance in Pacervillc, the beauti-
ful allegorical drama Of The Marble Heart"
and the amusing farce Of BObt0il and WGO.
tail"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

The Central route is far from being practicable
route during the entire year. The SHOWS are i'm.
passable for from four 70 six monthS in he year,
TvlavS DeIG0.
What inexcusabls ignOrancei The editor
Of the Delta must know, If he DO not para
gOn Of stupidity, for he resided in Calaveras
county during the whole Of last winter, that
communication with Carson Valley was not
interrupted day during the entire winter
Singular that the Overland Mail arrived
promptly and regularly last winter, nOtwith-
standing the "snOws were impossible for six
months" Well known facts disprOve the stu
pid II not malicious statements of the Delta.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

A DIFFERENCE Kansas shricking Re.
publicans are dumb as mutes over the gross
Outraees perpetrated by the Republican Con-
stitutional Convention In that territory. II the
same injustice had been done by the Democra.
cy, the Republican press would be filled with
eloquent and fearful denunciatOns Of the great
wrong. The infamous appOrtionmcnt gotten
up BY that body gives to Republican county
with fifteen hundred voters ten representatives
and to Democratic county with twenty five
hundred voters but one representative We
challenge an instance in which the "border
ruf6ans' attempted to do . greater political in
justice. The apporti0nment was so arranged
as 10 perpetuate power in the Republican party.
II the democrats should elect the general tick
ct BY ten thousand majority, the Legislature
would be largely Republican, and thus control
all the patronage placed under its control. The
Republican party should never mention Kan
sas or LecomptOn OutrAges again, il they pali.
ate or even refuse to condemn the infamous in.
justice Of their brethren as maniGested in the
last Republican Constitutional Convention in
that territory. We will see how the profess.
ions Of the Republican party for honesty and
justice when out Of power will compare with
its practice when in poweT.-LHdiGHGpOlis
Sentinel
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

FAMILY QUARREL--The Butte Rec0rd and
the San Francisco Tmcs are having . very
pretty quarrel. The Record blandIy says the
Times would have sacrificed the Savior oil
mankind to its vermined Republican Organixa.
ton Of California, and after the cruciRxion
would falsely swear that others had put him
to DEATH" It accuses the Times Of misrep.
resenting Mr.. BrOderick's sentiments with re-
gard to Mr.. Douglas The Times comes back
at the Record after this fashion:
1--WE defy the Record to quote single paragraph
from any Of Mr.. BrOderickfs speeches during thC
late campaign. in which be expressed GTS emf aene
in DO's0tGs. lie cOsM not do 20 hOmestiE FOR HI
UTTERLY DEAPISED HIN. az Ws knOsc, aud a
oil his intimate friends know"
The Times further promises to produce thu
documents to prove its statement should Doug
las presume to eulOgise BrOderick in the U
S. Senate. Give US the proof
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

MEETING OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
hope the members Of the Central Committee
will see the importance and necessity Of
promptly responding to the call which we
publish in to-day's DExocRAr. The time for
action-prompt and energetic action-has ar
rived; our opponents arc active and prepared
for the combat, and to defeat them, immediate
and vigorous steps must be taken to bring out
the full strength Of our party. The response
bility Of triumph or defeat rests, in a great
measure, on the action of the Central Com
mittec, and they must manifest no lukcwarm-
ness, no hesitation in preparing for the battle.
Whatever may be our personal preferences
let Us not urge them to the detriment Of the
party. A course so mischievous might result
disastrously. Come to tho work freely and
enthusiastically, Democrats!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

A grizzly bear, weighing about 800 pounds,
says the Stockton zirgus. WAS killed on Sat.
urday near Turner'S Ferry, and brought to
this city yesterday. While undergoing the
process Of shedding" his hide, . crowd Of
spectators gathered around, and INDUCED in q
variety Of speculations as to his mode Of Is.
cape, IT, perchance, they should ever have oc.
cssion to meet. in some unguarded moment, q
member Of the grizzly family bearing such
fearful proportions We learn that grizzlies
are frequently seen in the neighbOrhoOd oil
Turner'S, and occasionally do much damage
to the stock in that vicinity.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

- HoTs s.r..parma yellow DOeA and iod'd. Of ID.
'sss pFsVaFOd Foa The Anes. Red Jamaica seEsAP4Gll
Eud EuSTSh T6dISs II ROta-AdniSablO tsstSfAiivs
and puFesr q The bSoodh elsansss the system 81 ell
morbid and npaEs nAttss-ssnoviag pmplSl; bOiIs and
sFupOns IRON ths ain, Fhsuaatsm and palms Of eli
kinds. An Sho a9Ord ouIA ~ n a. Il tssds to give
strength and prOIOnS Hs Bold b. Druggists asraIy ii
d 90 per bOttis.
AHALL CO., fropristOr
Wholesale Druggists rs and rs Csy sssst San Ran.
cisco. 2o- Son
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
EIeotion PROCLAMATION,
ConRkahIe'a Sale.


DY virtue Of exeeuticn 10 ne directed issvsd ont
ID Of the COuyt Of Ellison L. CrswGOFd, Justice q
the Peace IN end Av Greenwood Township, CoaDty n
= Dorado, State Of CalFsIs uPOa judgnsnt render.
e. therein on the 18th day Of October, L. D. 1859 n
favor Of Wm. 0u1n esd against the Amti-YTassr c.
Eany eoApossd Of J. L. Graves, n eeoAsA, g. BEeeSs.
=: AOdgeOs et al tor the sum Of oDs Hundred and
Eghty-six ana oe-I0e DoaFs, dsbt. auA YifVeen and
oOOe DOhnRS, SoOls 81 suit. al 0eeTuns eoSts have
vied upon snd eelsea and shaD expose g Sae 70 tAo
highest bidder Of PubEs AuettOn, On the pEsmises,
On SAe 10sh day ~ November.
H. D. lS5e ct osloek p NJ the AIlswiuR described
property ytng nd hstng tn OvssnwooA Tewsship coma
y and STATE sSeeesatd, = vita Oes mining elaim q
wild cst Ha5, % TIE Middle PORT q tke AmsrieS3
river, known - tho Anst Fraser ciM. sid claim So
tne Heye1 MunArOA set Ions ess o. eps ed e4ts6d-
the st. EOeA claim and On the West b dc WlId "a
claim so one cook and dining hOuse and O1e sospfnV
AsnsS, beth bstng Otuated Ssd elai IN 81 the arS
s.id property and also. al the right, title and nteTsst
Of sac anti Company. any Of thea thereto
Gives under ny hand ct wild Cat Bar, thiS ~ Soth
Day Of October, A. D. 1859.
Ste J.H. SMITH. cOnstsbls.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

To be BrlLr AoAN.-Mr. Nathan Young, OF
Diamond Springs, has made the necessary ar
rangemcntS to rebuild, in . costly style, the
Washington House, which was burnt down ct
the late fire in that town. It will BE- q larger
and finer building than the old one, capable
Of accommodating one hundred bOarderS.-
Corrected with it will be splendid ball room,
one Of the best, il not the best in the mines.
When completed and furnished the Hotel will
be opened by ball. full notice Of which we
will publish in the DExocRAT.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

D. NEwBAUER is again prepared to accom-
mOdate the public with every variety Of wines,
liquors, segars, tobacco, ETC., ct Wholesale or
retail, on the most reasonable termA We
have received from him samples Of eight diff
ferent kinds Of chewing tobacco, leach Of
which is better than the others, and the very
sight Of which is sufficient to make the lover
Of "pigtail" dream Of Paradise and smbrOsia.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
Personal Preferences,

1t is to be hoped that the Central Commit.
tee will not allow personal preferences to inHu-
ence them in their selection of q candidate for
the Legislature, nor disturb the harmony Of
their proceedings The Democratic masses
are tired of domestic strife and impatient to
be led forth to battle against their natural en-
emies All they ask, ell they desire. ell they
expect is to see the Committee nominate a
reliable and worthy Democrat, one who has
done service and can command the entire
strength Of the party. They will object to
the selection Of no man whose Democracy Is
unimpeachable, whose ability we'll known,
It is time for Democrats to consider wheth.
cr they and their interests ought longer to be
crushed and ground to powder between the
conflicting pretensions Of rival candidates for
the United States Senate. We have had quite
enough Of this. II Is demanding rather too
much Of a generous Democracy, when they
are required to submit to defeat, and TO yield
all minor positions Of honor or profit to their
enemies, in order to insure the election Of .
delegate favorable to the pretenSionS of fel-
low Democrat to the u. S. Senate, however
distinguished or deserving. Equality is q
Democratic principle, and he who aspires to
the Senate has no claim to q sacrifice Of the
interests Of those who aspire to humber sta
tons
We cannot see the wisdom or prOPriety Of
the formation Of personal party in behalf Of
any individual, however distinguished for yir-
tue or services In the 6rst place it is q spe-
cies Of ambition which overleaps itself and
pretty uniformity results in the ruin Of the
object Of its devotion. In The second place it
, does injustice to other Democrats who may
be fairly entitled to official position, By ma
king their interests entirely subservient to
those Of their distinguished chief And lastly
and chiefly it sacrifices the Democratic cause
and makes 1t secondary to the interests Of a
political leader, who prefers his own success
to the good Of the party. 1t reverscs the
great Democratic motto of principles not
men," and places the man first and the prin.
ciples afterwards.
In our opinion it would be extremely i'm
polite to throw the question Of the election Of
an United States Senator into the approaching
contest; and we for one shall strenuously Op-
pose any such mischevOus proposition, il it be
made. We belong to no mans party. We
detest factiUnism. II has been the banc of the
Democratic party Of this State. We shall not
be disappointed or grieved at the election of
any sound and able Democrat to the Cnitcd
States Senate, and we believe, in saying 50, we
express the sentiments Of nearly every Demo
crat in Fl Dorado county. We have spoken
freely, and We trust our readers will believe,
candidly and impartiully. We desire, and we
have no doubt they do, the triumph of Demo-
cratic principles; the success Of men is but a
secondary consideration with US and them.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

AccoMHODATMc.-Mr. Spence, our Post
master, Informs 10 thSt he viii dispatch .
mail tri-weekly to Carson Valley. Mr. Brady,
overland mail contractor, has placed upon the
route tri-weekly line Of stages to Carson
City, and the mail viii be dispatched by it
This Is great accommodation to merchants
and others who may hsve business in that
direction.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

The weather. during the past week. has
been most delightful. Were We to judge from
present Indications We should say that the
undimmed brightness Of the heavens BY day,
end the Silvsry sheen Of the stars BY night
asnOts that the rainy season is Jet far OF.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

Samuel B. Wallace, Of our county, and Col.
John T. Knox, Of Sacramento, are candidates
for Sergeant-at.arms Of the Assembly. There
may be other candidates for the same position,
but We have heard Of none.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

MONDAY WESK.-On Monday, the 7th prox
limo. the November term Of the Court Of Seas
ions will Be commenced. The Board Of So
pervIsOrs will meet on the same day, for the
tvansaction Of County business.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

The recent discovery of extensive mineral
fields on the Eastern side Of the mountains
has attracted considerable attention and Gre
ated no little excitement, not only in our i'm.
mediate neighborhood, but throughout the
State, and daily crowds Of persons are flock.
ing to them. That good diggings and rich
veins of ore have been found We do not enter.
tain doubt; and that they extend over a
large tract Of country we have assurance from
those who have been in aud thoroughly pros
pccted them, and whose statement VIC can rely
on. An old resident Of Carson Valley informs
US that the Diggings at Mono Lake-distant
ninety miles from Genoa-arc rich, extensive
and incxhaustible; that those who have claims
there are making from twenty to thirty dol.
lars day to the hand, some more than that !;
that the gold is Of the finest quality and the
diggings easily worked. This may be an ex-
aggerated statement, but we have no reason
to doubt its correctness. Interested parties
may have deceived our informant, but we are
satisfied that be has no disposition to deceive
us.
A Carson Valley friend, who formerly re-
sided in this place, writes US under date Of
October 23d: "Come over and examine our
silrer reins. They are fabulously rich,-in-
deed you might question my vcracity were !
to tell you how rich and extensive they are.
l have seen specimens Of the ore that looked
like the pure stuff ITSELF Would you credit
my statement were to inform you that one
lead here is valued at FIVE hundred thousand
dollars, and that fifty thousand dollars has
been offered and refused for sixth part Of il !
Incredible as this sounds it is nevertheless true,
but those who were victimized by the Frazer
river excitement may be excused for not
placing implicit belief in my statement. But
you know full well that am not interes.
ted in these claims, and that have no
motive in dccciving any one. do not ask
you even to credit my statcment,-I ask you
to como over aud see for yourself and be con-
WINGED of their richness.
"Prospecters, capitalists, merchants, miners, and
idlers pouring into the Valley from every omar
ter, ana the excitement continue ana eH'enc
throughout your State ii new veins are discovered
and il 10 reasonable to suppose they will be, for the
diggings are full Of willing and hopeful prospect
ers, we shall soon have q population sufficiently
large N eniite US To . State Government The
question arises what effect will these discoveries
have On our honsin0l Governor, the virtu0na Brig
ham, and bis horde Of fanatics. Suppose he should
attempt to dlspo.sess us and drive US out ofih q
vale v wouldn'the meet with q welcome reception!
How long would il be bei0re the Church would loss
| H Ia hn tn
future will only cay this in conclusion, we aniic
ipate the arrival ~ . number Of Mormons from Sail
Lake as the news Of the discoveries in Ihest
diggings reaches them"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

Ar Cosr.-Haas Z NOch, proprietOrs Of The
"Nsw York Store" on the Plaza, advertise
that they will sell their splendid stock Of dry
goods, clothing, boots, shOcs, etc., ct San
Francisco cost, for cash.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

Grizzly bears are quite numerous on the
San Joaquin river, and have lately carried of
q number Of sheep, pigs and calves from the
farms.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAN FOR THE LUNGS,
TOR THECRRO9

FOR THE CURE %
Conss@pAEOn, DNrIdsS IsAs1. BreacAisis. UosfIH1 Of
FIssA N0M SGneats, SptaiH0 Of haat. HAOpiH0
(oS1h, Difficulty Of BrS1Cti"0. (etdS.
low0G, IaHaeasd, P0is IN ~
Jtls, aal al DSsNROsO
u NS LUA0s
$4,000 Reward 10 ORsSeA fer . Better
A0eeAPo.
eootAns ne Opia@, CaIomel, Of MAeTal POIOSe And
b safe for ihe moss Delicate Chid.
TessIRoay 81 . Highly Respectable
DFUggISG.
CoaRocTOA. OHIO, Jnly -, 1883.
NwssA o. 3. BAERa Co-0ms1s YO0V medicine, Or
Halle BalSam, s doing wonders here, and might get
many certificates Of Important bot think II not
necessary; the BaIaam will stand upon s sneritS
Il hes given satisfActt0n n lung complaints than
any other medicine that has heen sold Ost Of ell
the large numheT Of hOtes that have sold. ihere has
been but about two bottles returned, although aWays
soId Nth the privilege Of returning sptTe satistAe
ton not Given, (seeordnG 70 your sstrHcttonS)
AHTS kMONrM 10 esre IN ~ AOWra AOss u de MOE
Sdeks OF lung 6GsadSra In eaOes, the Pc
TENTS experience an Utmost alarming smctheTine suo
eating sensation about the ungS bat almost iMS6NRe
OsS rsAkg e0S 0trsa by TIE vac u tOSr RGIs1S The
sae Of tie BalsaR you aware, with me, hes been
qnlts extensive. much that have sold bat little Of
any other kind although have supply Of a@oS all the
popular medicines used for lung diseases.
Respectfully TourS, @. Z CONwELL-
Dr.. Wm. Hans BAlsam Sos The Langs cold By ali the
pViSe'paI DEuGgiSts
PEfTIT cHOATE ere the Agents, Tor FIAeeVvins.
PARK WHITE, Agents, San francisco. 89am
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
PLACERVILLE,
Saturday October 40, 1859,
Democratic County Central Committee

The members Of the Democratic County Central Com
ittee earnestly and urgently requested to meet ct
the oAos Of the AOUNTAIH DRhOCnAT, In PaeeTVis,
WeGAOsday, November y,
at ocloek r. u. A general attendance 10 most
estly requested, ~ business Of Importance will b
brought before them.
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Notice.

IL peFsonO indebted 10 the underlined FIR accounts
a - aays eeAodlne - over, are earnestly requested
% come forward and settle By next Monday otherwise
ther accounts WI b GivsH 70 the proper authority OT
IiSssSvins, October Q, 1850.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

Would you be intelligent and happy p
Take your county paper and pay for il.
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PoGitivolv The I,ast CaII !

LII persons indebted 10 the undersigned ere hereby
a Rcee0 % pay up before he 18Th last amer that
fbg collection. A. D. BILLS
RsaserviIs, October Q, lsCe.-It
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No.. .e,A v,.. IT, RAND,
cine. ~NN'
washington c.S. Jsb I1 SsSs Governor Of HshAry'

4. ArM CSns AND hoaToVATHe EsSAnusanEJT.-Ee call
ne eensson OF readers 10 the Advertisement ut OF pr
In aNeahsS column. ne Dr.. has opened In eacra
are @oFs eompsese than In any institution In California
snS ne enarsee are very moderate. We eSmmsnd the
so investigate the advantages oGeTedby Dr. Smith,
w ssn % whom be feeHS-Well known and prom.
SsHs snsss S.c.Anssso aHd slSevheFs-AFs SuArsn
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
GOODS FOR SALE Ar COSY
A CALL.

A CALL.
IL persons indebted 70 either Of the underlined on
N individual accounts, 10 the aFm Of Drs Cooke
Titus are requested - forward and settle By the e
Of December, 1850 Otherwise aeeOuns will Be given
to the proper authority for collection.
JOHN COOKE,
Piaeervirs. oet Sch, leCo.-ssls
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

PETIT cRoATE have just received fun stock
Drss FaAnt', PsEOmeTy, Fancy oOods and TOiIet Ar.
"eSes' which they are selling at greatly reduced prices
Tnsy have on consignment few Of wheeler b wiz
sons celebrated Family Sowing MAehiAsS which they
oneE At San FransiseO Prisss with the addition Of
TeigAtl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
Ell DORADO
FRUIT, CIGAR AND VARIETY
1T0Rn
n. CoHN & co,

BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
Fruits, Candies, Nuts, Varieties, &C.,
Next 70 A. Gain, North side Of Main street.
TINE Subscribers respectfully inform the ladies and gen.
uemen Of HaeeTve and vicinity. that they have Just
received and opened large and WslS.eeted stock Of
NEW GOODS, consisting In part Of
Stationery aAA Blank BsOksS
+ Rins Havana CtgaFsJ
Best Brands 81 Chewing TObAe0Og
SAOking Tobacco and PiPesI
PlAs Pocket Cutlery,
Yankee NOttonSJ
CaadIeS, Mats, and FFuits 81 ali kinds.
All Of which they Offering very for Cash The
public are respectfully invited TO give them call.
oetl n. COIN I co.
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BIRTHS.

Al NewtnwD. on the morning Of the 29d instant,
the wife Of Lewis Foster. Of sox.
:. In this city. on the ed inst, the wife Of John
Hume. Of . SoH.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
" DIE FOlLOWIN0 LETTER.

q THE FOLLOWING LErTER, "a
ShIeA emPhsesy spestS M issert vas vrNss b. the
Dean o. The Baeuiy Of the PAadr hIa CelkFe ef edI.
cine. 20 the edsOFS Of the eiAe Medical anA SuTRtcA
Journal. Sos IfAneseo, ~ publication:
F1Sa AbRaPuIA. Jan. lAh, 1859.
Io ~ AnSere y Ne kSc(be 4Sdtc0S 0ad Surgical
Lo1SE0entknen: ~ aitON1iOn IN besD eaed loian
article IN the December No ofyouF journal In regard to
the 00 eenHem degree granted By the Phidepha College
Tor the deEree vas made TO the Faculty It vas aeeompa
n,ed oy a@daVs and teStmoniah the eject that nr
vas regular graduate ~ Of the CniVerait,
Of eSth haa Dcrved Oareroa In the MunRAFian arny
ana We regular practitioner Of Medicine. On tho
Strength oHeAsSe the degree granted me ee Su ndep,
- Ne name implies 10 conferred on Rraauaea Ouy
ano ves es nev privilege Had there been sARtesI
refused inserting this In yeaP iouPMsI yuu Vim do An
Aet OF justice to The Cohegs. aAd e0nieT hvsV on
IouSs, very FsSPectfsAy.
cine. ON - @eu'>
DIR L. J. czAPKATS PRIVATE MEDICAL AMIDST
reA Institute on Sacramento street, Heou Mont RomrTS
opposite the PAeee Nall AsamaAIN ccnpaNyS Oice san
Eraneseo TAs DOctes oskrS ss consultation add asks
no tTmunsralon unIess - eGeets . OfSs hsuEs
CERrIPICATE.-I.t the UNDERLINED, Governor a. Hun.
eaTY, 90 testify hereby that Dr. L. Cnapkay has served
me contest for Hungarian lMey 20 Chef SarReon
10 me hungarian army, VIM huAiul peTsevera nee
whereof have given hin tAb certificate AAd do recon.
him to me sympathy, attention and pOiecton Of oil
nose uAS are capable Of appVecialnR pAtio.lc srsaer
nee aud undeSeFved misfortune.
k0eeCTH LAJOG, Governor Of HshRaFy,
Washington City, Jan. g. 1859