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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30
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Al meeting Of Morning Star Lodge. No. 20, I. o. O.
r., held at their Hall the S6th inst, the follow
ing resolutions we're adopted:
RehIrPf, That vote Of thanks be and 10 hereby ten
dered to the II. W. ID. ID. Grand Master, janice NJ An
deTSon and Grand Oerrs for their allie services rem.
drTed ne in the dedication Of our new Hall.
RAOieed, That vote Of thanka be and h hereby ten
dersd 70 Brother John Iume, for his able SddS~ss
vsTed THE day, and that he be requested 10 furnish
copy VI the Grafton, for publication.
KssO!red That vote Of thauks be and Il hereby ten
drTrd to DamOnd eprings Ledge, M. 81 Franklin
Lodge No. ~. and Zcta Encampment, No. 8; and also
delcGatrs and visiting brethren nm the several Lodges
throughout the DstTae for theR presence and Rensr
assistance and fFatenal aid IL celebrating the Nh
Of our believed Order IL the United statcs
ReAOead That yote Of thanks Be and IL hereby ten
dendered Bro A. L. Stewart, leader Of the choir and
In the ladies aud gentleWcn who kindly assisted Ia
the musical exercises Of the occasion.
ReAOtrsd, That vote Of thanks be ard 10 hereby ten
dsTrd To- our worthy friend aud fellow citizen John
O'DHnneu, Eeq., eAr The Of bic Theatre which he
90 kindly rendered the Order this day.
Re-teed. That vote Of thanks Be aud 10 hereby ten
dcIed Confdenee Engine Co. No. !, for the Of their
Hall. which kindly rendered to our Order on this
occasion.
RpaOIred, That copy Of these resolutions be fur.
nisheA !" tie AOCSrAiN DEAOcnAr and &emi. Weekly
UISerrer, Eae pHblieAtion.
DIS. c0wHICXs, y. G.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30
PLAcHRVILf.E POST oTKTo1.

TUI MAILB nj Aeamssss, aaa BfanSlsso 7asA al
paris Of this Sate, close every day at oeoeks ~
fhe meh teY Ne AtagIls e.aass, ssePsi oStess pnd
Wdshingon Territory close about The Srd and 1ath 81
each month, Cs1cspS vtsn thoss dnys ootSe satuv
day and then they viii cIess the day previously 1t II
O'Clock 2. NJ
ms Malls 6E 6rInay nat eIbss 81 this "Asp evssy
MondAy, Wednesday aud Friday morning ~ o'0aUSk.
The Malls for NsWtOWn. CeAaFvIlle and Indian Dig
ginE. close at Ociock A. NJ on Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays.
The Malls for Cold Spring. and coIOma close every day
Sundays excepted al O'cl0ck.
The Kelsey, spaniah Hat and Georgetown Malls clos,
81 ~ o'clock every day, Sundays exeepted.l
The Overland Mails 10 81. JOsrph No. via Carson Val
ley and Ralt Lake City, close every Wednesday
Ing Ut ~ Olcck LetteFs intended 70 be sent by th
mall must Be marked, Sta. Salt Lake City"
OFICE HouRs;-IrOm .'elCek, 4. d., uiI r. NJ
On NundnyS-Prom until 10, A.. ~. and FRONT
until o, r. NJ. A. II. SPENCE, r. N.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

~S0As"AA 6AVS0ONAAAA8s SP0UA1A 4O0tlu&s
PLAcBRvILLg, April 9th. 1859.
Mayor Jones Presiding Presvut, AID. Carr, Roy,
Johns, Nash aud Salmon.
Minutes Of last meeting read and appruved.
The committee 10 whum was referred the examin.
alton II ID Newbaper's account, asked for further
time which was granted.
Report Of referees relative 10 prOrerty Of T. A.
Csgwin. was read and on motion II Aid. Johns,
was placed on file.
Aid. Johns moved that the City Marshal proceed
to have the obstruction on lOt owned By l. A. Gag.
win on Stony Point South side Main street. rcMlov Cd
and street graded IN conformity with Ordinance
regulating the anne. Carried.
AID Salmon moved that the City Marshal b. re.
queated 70 have the street running from Washing.
ton up French tavIne 200 feet. surveyed, and that
an Ordinance be drawn establishing proper grade,
Carried.
The committee to whom was referred Ordinance.
No. 81, regulating City Licenses asked for further
time which was granted.
Aid. Roy moved that the Mayor and Clerk be au.
thUriIed to call IN Election fnr Mayor, Recorder,
Assessor, Marshal, Collector. and . Aldermen for
each Ward, Ia be held on the LIST Monday 10 June,
as provided fiw BY City Charter. Carried.
The following aec1nnta were allowed: G. W.
MonntjOy. O. ~; u. DE Cola. ego W.
Account of. n. Griffith. G0r. &l6, for Map q the
United States. properly certified, was allowed and
the Superintendent authorised 70 draw warrant on
School Fund I0r the amount.
Moved and seconded that the account Of Morgan.
Stow Co, for GrcnOble HOse, purchased Inr uae
ceived and placed on file. Carried.
Moved aud seconded that the Beard now proceed
II the election OF City sexton for the balance OF
the year. Carried.
Mr.. A. Yedder Was put In nomination and having
received ell the votes cast declared duly elected
Beard sdjourned TO meet on Tuesday evening"
next, ct l.9 O'clOck.
r. g. HERNANDEZ, Clerk C. G.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

THE PHssIOExCv.--The Mobile RH0iutsr suggests
Hon. George H. Dallas, now Miniater to England, a.
the Democratic candidate for the Presidency 10 1850
A number OF the Democratic Journals Of Kentucky
are declaring warm preference for NJ. Guthrie
and In this connection Il 10 announced that Mr..
Breckenridge has declared his purpose not to enter
the Presidential lists. bat To compete with Mr.. Crit.
tenden for the Senate. Come Of the New York
Ohio and Michigan Democratic journals are urging
The claims Of Mr.. Dickinson. Gen. Lane, Of Oregon,
and Senator Green, Of Missouri, have also been
mentioned.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

FAOss WOHTH REsEnBHnrxo.-Th OsIy Instances
in the history Ofthe Government ia which an It.
tempt has been made to fasten slavery upon Ter
ritOry against the known wishes Of its people, was
made BY the Black Republicans In 1886. That case
was their vote for DunD's BILL which specially pro-
vided that slaves born In Kansas should remain
slaves forever. Every Black RspubIican member
then present In Congress, with but one exception,
voted to Ie0alss SlaSery in Eaa'as while every Dem.
Ocrat voted against Il. And yet the Black organs
the Sacramento Union taking the lead In circulating
the fAlsehoOd-have The impudeuee to charge the
Democrats with the desire tO force slavery into free
Territory! This kind Of CANNON has had liz day
and has become too stale and PAlpably false IN de-
ceive any one. glance At the record is sufficient
70 refute the cmlumnv
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

CoSOExIAL PREEEREEcE.-An ant. Democratic cd
ior says he would rather depend upon the honor Of
band Of horse thieves, says the Sierra CitiSsn,
than trust In The professions II the Democratic party
Natural affinity forms all associations, congeniality
draws man to man-brings spontaneous preferences,
aud in the one instance organizes the Democratic
party, and In the other mounts . band Of horse
thieves. A horse thief could not be good Demo
erat, and none bat horse Thief, professionally or
cougenally. would prefer the honor in band oi
nurse thieves to the professions Of the Democratic
party.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30


Quick TAR YRoH SALT LAKE-Mr. William d.
Roberts arrived in our city on Thursday evening.
bringing with him tho Salt Lake mail lie made
the trip in ten days and eleven hours and ~as de.
layed ON the Rad 90 hO,lrs. lie states that being
in advance ~ time the Keeper ct the different sta.
tiOns, not anticipating the arrival Of the mall had
le the stock on the ranches, aud II frequently took
from 70 hours to get them In readiness. New
sstons being built all along the route and they
will ANN be supplied with an abundance Of prOvi.
Sions and feed for the animals
The rmds are in excellent condition, the stock IN
good order and Improving, the streams fordable
without Inconvenience everywhere, and the grass
coming up finely. The mail company are making
arrangements to place upon the route frat class
coaches at an early day.
Judge CradIebaugh intended to leave Salt Lake
| for Carson Valley In few days. When he left
everything Was quiet at Salt Lake, business moi
dull. and money plenty. The Eastern mail had nal
arrived, and the snow East Of Salt Luke was rep
resented to be very deep.
Mr.. Bennett Summer6eld, who has been living OF
the Humboldt for the last five years, also came IL
with the mail Both lie and Mr.. Roberts state thai
Works station was not burnt by the Indians, bu
Inat ue nre WAS purely acclueutat Ihey DOLL
contradict the news tcIcgruphed over day or TIVE
ago.
Last Monday, when Mr. s. Jeff the Humboldt, IN,
grass Was six inches high and growing finely. Th,
Indians perfectly quiet and on the most friend
ly terms with the whites, and especially with thu
keepers Of the different stations lie speaks thei
language Hueu.ly. and has made several treatie
with them.
M. \. informs us that large number Of ranches
are being opened ON the llumLoIdt, aud that frui
aud vegetables promise ~ be sbundAnt.
Mr.. Roberts came through from Salt Lake City
passenger, and ut every station be was tftatet
with the utmost attention aud kindneAa, and fare,
far better than lie had expected. The employees ol
the route he represents ~ AGablc aud accOmmods
ting and in every insA0ee eager to farward the Mai
As speedily a. possible.S lie IL conRdent the triI
can be made from Salt Lake City 10 Placrrville il
eight days, without injury to the stock or incon
vcnieuee to passengers. The Whole rOUte is amPl!
supplied with ltock and soon NJ the stations ar
prof. erly arrnnRcd-ihcy are now from Is tn 4
niles Apart-the mail will arrive with the gr~at~a
regularity, the stock kept in good order and tn
mails pushed through fur ahead II schedule time.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30
R. 8. HERNANDEZ. CLERK G. G.

The Black Republican State Central Committe,
have Issued call for State Convention, to be HEX
In Sacramento on Tuesday, the 7th of June. Tn,
Sacramento Bee, . quashBrOderick Republican Of.
gan. enjoying the Con6dsNcs Of beth factions, aut
probably aPeakiug BY authority. says /" that ,Ghey
(ths Republican, and the ansi.INcOmptou DemOe
racy will unite on one ticket They wOalA separate
ifthey could and survive the resalt, but the fAbls
Of the bundle Of sticks h before tAsm and they are
10 the main, satlsfed that 10 union is their only
strcngth--tO cOsQusr." Thsy tried the "uuiOn ;
last year. but failed ITO conquer" Separate Of
united the Democracy will clean thSm cut annihi
late them.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

Ora NATOxAL STAas.--The act Of Congress esi
tabIishinR the IoVm and Character Il Ger Natiuaa
Flag: passed April T. ls4S declares dat On the ad-
usisaiN nfevcry new tate into the American Union,
O~e star shall be added 10 Ge cluster already eroup
ed Ou TIE Uninn Ofthe Flag, and that such add
tion shan take place the Fourth II July next sue.
eeedsHG such admiaaioW. Let our Gag makers take
M0tice Thirty -ihrre stars must ad0rn the National
Ranuer trOm and afler the Fourth IT July next
Till then thirty.twO. The new State ON the Pacific
rauka a. the thirty third =
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30
JEFFERSON.


kNow WHyRE tn Place IlIH.-Thc Black Repub,
iicans kn"w precisely where to place their champion
David &. Frederick. the sP"sta,e. That he ." has
taken HI" sr~t ou the Republican side" dies n, I
surprise any one acquainted with his antccrdrnts
aud Ab.'i"n pr,'clivitics. We arr glad If il. lie
is INV in hs Pr"Pcr place, and the Democracy have
reaso" I" rrtice that he has openly affiliated with
the Republicans. The Philadelphia ErnseylrGniGM
AavA:
HIS PnOPHR PLAcE -TLe Washington CORES pendent
Of the New Y"Tk 'osrisr 1Nf EngHirer an Opposition
jcuTnal In speaking Of the We~ Rrnatc, in Spe-
eiai extra sessi"n, at Washington, aayS The new
RePahiean kenst0Ts, MessFv. Anthony, Grimes and
bingham have taken seats In line Nth Msssrs Wilson,
Reward and Wade. Mr.. BrnieTirk has taken his seat
on the RepabaieAn side" The California Senator thus
pueey Asd P0iVatey IOeates hscf where he had bee
asSigueA " the aost unaniRs sentiment Of the De-
aeFay Of his State aud II the hole country and
where he III continue receive the aid and eamTt
such men as SEWARD HaIe. C;eU~, uaskin. Hickman,
GIsry and porDry, I" HhCs hr has Tendc ed himself
particular fsveTiie By HE spPoaitou to PresdSn u-
ehanan anA q National De0SorTaeY,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

ADnOasASESsR REsUKsD.-Ths California Lesis-
lAsars. says tho Boston POD, he able aud unyield.
lag organ Of 'he Massachusetts, Democracy, hes
done ''eelf ihe credit Of rebnknR Senator BrOder.
ck Tor hIa oOatsdsVacy with the Abolition agiatOrs.
DE and 'hoss whom he can control may as we'll
openly night under the Abolition banuer-he has for
fe'ed the confidence Ofthe Democracy and they will
never again eonade 10 bis honesty.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

Last Monday night the BrodesickiteS met In Con.
ventiOn in Stockton. and nominated DR.. r. 8. Hol
den. fG-blOOded niegeF.wOrahIper. fur Mayor.
lie has ever vehemently denounced the Democratic
party The balance Of the ticket is made up Of rene
gades aud Republicans.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

A BEE TREE.-That rare article in California, says
an exchange. has lately been discovered In CaIave
Fas county. II contained fine swarm Of beea. IN
good working order. II is supposed to be swarm
that escaped from ts owner last season, on pleas.
ure trip to the Big Trees.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

Gen. james Essell. uOsed pOIisleiaa, died at AIs
residence In San Francisco on the night Of the seth
inSt at II o'clock, Of disease Of The heart He was
warm friend, bitter eusmy.-a man Of many
generous impulses. Of great fSrce Of character
bold. ardent inscriptions politician, but not relia-
bIe He was fearless In the expression Of his Opln-
iOna' Aad when be adopted . course be pursued q
with untirng energy aud uDyislding determination.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

The R'ehea"nd EaQsirer Of late date says that
Mr. Gogg'". the opposition candidate for Governor,
spoke 10 Richmond to . eruwd a. vast a. the AGri:
can church could hold. and made iailnre-a great
hssls besdse . great crowd. Decentralization Of tho
Democratic party VS. his stOck IN trade, and the
people retired diagasted. The Dsmocratio candidate
will be elected By an increased alOsity, and an e.
fectual check be given to he new orEAnlsatIou Of
which JOha Y. Bots e he head end Gtoat
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

EAHLT.--New Strawberries have already made
their appearance 10 the markets Of Sacramento and
Marysville 10 few weeks We will have an abun.
dance OF them. Fruit Of ell kinds indeed promises
70 be abundant.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30
RARE CHANCEI
To Whom it Hay Concern.--A Hall fol
the Sons Of Temperance, ct Span
ish Flat, to be Let by Contract.

@ AID HOUSE be 20xl0 feet ~ feet high Of light frame
y -twO slorIrs; to be built u hoAFds running an and
down. HaId house contain thFee the 3nd aWnE
roon 3UxS0 feet and two lOxl3 feet EACH the rOom
3Ox:h. IT, be cellrd aud enc rsom the Let door.
This contract 70 remain open until the SOth Of APRIL 10
the Lowest RiddeF.
Communications on the subject must be addressed
70 the undersgnsd ct Spanish Fiat u Dorado Couny Cal
Spanish Flat April 2Oah, 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30
Strayed Away,

ON FRIDAY MORNING LAST abou, o'clock, CHUNG
~ ACCT, ChsHsRAn, about % years old Short thlck
se peory clad With neither ha shoes len bic cabin
Dutch Creek Jehnt0Wn since which time nuahing
has been heard Of hm. He In bad health and Il e
feared that he has committed suicide Any informs ton
leading 70 his recovery, will be literally paid for OF che
China SeoFe In JOhntown. CHR HUNG,
% CuON0 GO.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30
Central Overla1d Man Line.

N0TIcR hereby given that consequences Of several
IN sAAnteS bsiQg made 10 beating stations some ov
ilOns Of this rDnts, NO PAeBEN0ERB WILL ~ TAKEN
rll further notice. 0EO. p. JONEG, Agent.
PfacxTVIIls, March qS,I, 1RSo,-Ifi
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30
Information Wantad

OPJ. q. RAE, = seotchman. When last heard
~ fNm-abOut three years ag0--hc was engaged In y
saw mill In the Vicinity Of PaceFve. Any information
regarding him will be thankfully received BY the under.
signed. Address, per mall or express.
RICHARD GEORGE,
laprl6-lm] NarysvIle, Yuba County, California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

BcIaNCE HAa aRn uu1aRay ut lsos than war, which
annihilatea al that The former hhs done for mankind.
10 something 70 be celebrated Ia either sense Of the
word, and DR.. L. J. czArk!kY, one Of those dstin.
gushed sxiles who accompanied kossuth In bis aight
70 America has attained, In the Estimation Of maIo
~ Of men, that high pOstioa graduate Of the Uni
verlty Of Pseth BY the authorities Of the
famous JosephniSn 1nsitute Of Vienna he had already
started upcn brilliant career IN bis native land, whei
the War Of the Revolution broke the young pFAc
titoner ~ enrolled himself upon the side of hiI
eOamtTy'S defenders: History has already done justice
70 the services which be rendered. that occasion
have been endorsed BY his General well ~ al hi
companions In arms, until doubt remain q 70 MI
meFits.
80 well convinced Of his ski were those among whom
he had east his et this sled Of the AAn that the
Philadelphia College Of Medicine eheeTlllyG ecorded
him diploma and the honorary title Of A. 4. His skil
and efficiency In the treatment Of the certain branch
diseases 70 which, without regard 10 the sueCrS Of die
appointed rivals, he has devoted himself have bsub,
90 widely known - 70 need further Enforcement.
Thousands have been preserved from iFTetTevAbls de
stEuctton By timely resort To the services Of Dr. L.
C1apkay, whose once 10 at the Medical and suFgica
Institute, In Sacramento street. opposite the budinl
Of the Pacific Mall Steamship Company. =
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

THE Meat Markets Of the undersigned on and aer the
LIST day Of May next VII be closed Sundays at II
O'Clock An, and remain closed during tie day.
HENRY 3 METzLER,
FRED HUNGER,
LOUIS BlvwR.
riacervilIe, AprI aSl, ISS0--av
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

Several communications pave been crowded Ou
TO make room tOT new sdreFlisemsnts.
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NOTICE.

IL persons ere hereby notified that will not be
"A sponslble for any debts which my wifi,
JULIA A. SOFTEN may contract FROM and after this date
ahe having dsSsrtsd ny bed aud board without ust
or provocAtlon. HENRY SOFTEN
April 18th, lS5o.-(sAwl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

Let ne false delleacy prevent you from committing
Dr. CHAA H. TOGRa, Of Sacramento, who has attended and
cured many within the last four years and a you who
have means 70 pay, find In him friend, who will
make charge for examination advice. We would
commend all who In trouble "a call him; and also,
TO read his card IN another part Of this paper The Doc
tors oee Sixth street. between and Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30
CIV PropertY tor Sale Cheap

THE undersigned win sell At Uargain, one Cottage
~ the suburbs ofShs city, nest aeSiraHs family
aedenee; aud tao ouDes IN the business part 81 the
city, on Main street, suitable for Easins.s
houses. --t., L. b. HOPKINS.
PlaeeryIllc, April 9Th, lsSs,--ltfI
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

ICE! ICE! ICE!!! ICE!!!!
TTAvING procured bouniiiul supply 0fPURE NOUN.
II TAIN ICE. from that famous locality, SLY PARK,
and having nIted up commodous depO. " BLACKS ga
LOOM next door IT, the Cary House, an pTepared
70 supply PAMILlEN, SALOONS, HOTELS, &C., With this
Luxury nj the the lowest price,
THE OFFICE. (st Blacks salOOn,) will be kept open at
all hOnrs, day and night.
Piaeervlle, April 16ih lSSe.-(Wl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30
Just Received BY d. Newbauer,

Just Received by D. Newbauer,
lie choicest BRANDS OF OLD BRANDIEs, direct
from the Custom Il0use, among which uennesy, A.
segnets's, Jules Robins BSqafs TrseOehsst &C., &C.
Families, who may want the article S"F medicinal puF
pOsrs rely upon the above being pure aud unAdus
rated B1andles.
ALSO,
The Celebrated Golden Whisky,
IIsIdsIcks Champagne and the Finest Havans CIxars
Just received aud for sale low. D. NEWBACER.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

Plaoervill0 Aeeay O6ee
MAIN STUEET, pEAChkVlHai
GOLD DUST vesiveaks Mseaing - As1D1zHek1
" retuHneA In fse1a4 - hoaxs. -, ~ + N 1900
All Assays Wananted. FAH
~ Bare discounted At sea frauelsse Psssebs Y %
PlaeervIlis, MsrsA Il, IsSS, ,-i.fl D., -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

A CARD.
M ONsIECR 7. DELLElPIAN 4 co. having Asposed
X Of their 0rocsry, Dry floods and Liquor business u
the arm o. CARLO 0AvEA0NAW 4 CO., at Newtown,
they cordially reeOnyene iAea hFm % ssF Old custom
eFa They VIII continue 81 the Old stand and always koep
sxcslleRt stock u goods on hand 6hIeh they vim Ell
cheap and deliver FIRE Of charge.
MONMEUR T. DELLEIP1AN 4 co.
R-0IACOM0 CELLE. . former partner Oe MOasleuF
Dlelpan, having sometime since Withdrawn from the
arm and being indebted 70 H. the public ere hereby eau.
toned not to settle any with him. lie not Au-
torIsed to receive any moneys due ", VIII be
pr0nslble for his acts
MONSIEUR r. DELLEIPIAN 4 CO
Newtown, April Esd, 1SSe.-tS0Wl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

TIVE subscvibess FespssilAllk sassasitat ~ d -
II 81 FacsSvllls 80 viglaol 90 ~ n4e6 1f -
snit ~ elegant DAoUk11kAn eeo4 - - - - g
Main and ueloma slEeslAs gRez11N $3.50 ~ ~
practice the phe.ssFsehls Asl = - -
produced 10 coz eAIssS y = ~ - E21rafo
FULL I'LL f
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

VTTE BIO to call the attention NJ Dealers well %
w Consumers, to the following certificates Of we'll
known Chemists, who have abalynSa
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30

Il pm, up cases containing Ons Usssn Bottles EACH h
be had II the principal oE egsesln ean francisco.
San Francisco, March sssh, ipae.--fSmsI