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The high and envied celebrity which these
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invariable efficacy in all the diseases which
they profess to cure, has rendered the usual
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they thrive not by the faith Of the credulous.
IN ALL CASES OF .1sthna, Acute and Caron-
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Kidneys, Billirus Feters and liver Oo,so'dints.
In the South and West, where these diseases
prevail, they will be found Invaluable. Plrnt-
ers: Farmers. Gnd others, who once use these
Medicines, will never aftei wards be without
thcm. -. .,
gDyspepsia.--No person with this distress
ing disease shoula clay using these medicines
immediately. krupti NJ + kh- Skin. Eysioelas,
FIatu|ency. Fsrer md -4gue. For this scourge
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found .afe, speedy and certain remedy. 9th
er medicines leave the system subject to re-
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is permanent. TRY THEM, BE sAr1sF1ED, AND
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nitely sooner than the most powerful prepara-
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N'ght S~eots: Nerrous I ebilsty, Nerrovs Chm
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PiieS.-The original proprietor of these
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THE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs
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by all Druggists. l7G-ly
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.shington from tho picture by Pcalo,

Mrs. Washington. (early portrait), +..-
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Miss Phillipsc, from original picture.
Illustrations on Steel. ~. IT,,
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Ste Of Washington's birthplace; Mount
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COLLEGES.
The Eclectic ollegs 1qf Medicine
ClNc IN NATl oAl0

The Eclectic ollege 5ef, Medicine
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
!NaE SPRIko SEesIoN Of 1850 will commence On
ue sixteen weeks. "A fbii and tho1oush course curse
of Lectures will be given, occupyirr tx or
seven hours daily, with good oppof tuSities for
attention to practical Anatomy and with TN
pital. 5iatef
The arrangement ofth chair. viii be :. fol-
H. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
j. JUDGE, II. D., .e4 I,sl.
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
AsJ. HOWL, n. D., -
Professor of Surgery. rs..t4
Professor Of MateIia Medies m snd II fhe..n.nt;., hm
VIM. SHERWOOD. n. D..
Professor of Medical Practice and Ps..olo.v
J:R. BUCHANAN, n. D.,
Emeritus Professor of Cerebral Physiology and
M ri Institutes Of Medicine: - ~
JOHN KING, n. D., - =
Professor ofObstetr,cs and Disc ses Of Woman
and Children.
The Terms for the Session will be the sam.
as heretofore, viz:-Matricu,ation. $500 -
Tuition. $4,000. Demonstrators Ticket. IS 90.
Every Student il required to engage in disscc-
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@Miss Lucy Stone and few other old
pnllets are attending the Hem Convsn.
t;ui. il, New York.
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au1EHoNs.

c,TATE or CALIFORNIA. County of n Dorado. p.
- Ia the District Court ofths Eleventh JudiCaI Dis
tFIet. - -
COCK, Decentralization hF0ught In the District
Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District, and the
Complaint hletl IN the County Of n Dorado, In the
office Of the Clerk n the sAd District CbuF., In aud
for said Cnnnty and State.
The People Of the State Of California, to RICHARD
ELcOCK, greeting; You are hereby required 10 ap-
pear In aetlon brought agaInSt you By the above
named plaIniH IN the District CouFt Of the Eleventh
Judicial District. In and f0F the COunty 0f " DUFadO
and IN the complnint lei therVin within ten
days exrusive Ofhe day Of aeTvice) amer the service
you Nth eunn0na-if SERVED within thip County;
u served out Of this County, hat within this Judicial
District, within twenty days. OF " seFved nut ~ pHd
District. then Within forty days. or JuJgmrnt hy de-
fault will be- taken against you.
The said action 10 brought 10 obtain . decree di.
vOrclng plaintiff frOT the bonds Of InAiFln0ny rN-
istlng hetwcen ynu and her, and awarding her the
care, custody and eon'r"l Of AdrIa Elizabeth, Wal
ter and Samuel McNATy. the issue Of the marriage
between you and plnintlG ala0. Judgment far costs
Of suit. Aud u you fail 70 RI'pcaV and Answer thr
said complaint, above TssIuIrrd, the said plaintiff
will take Judgment against you Tor said decree and
costs according ia the prayer ~ sald Complaint.
-, Witness my hand, and the Real NJ snid
sEIL Court hereto affixed, NJ OGice In Placer
49, Vile. this the 6th day Of October. AhnO DOm-
inl one thousand eight huIi,ITc,l aud sky.
WM. \. JANUARY. Clerk.
ny OdbEN tQCIREA. Drl'uiy Clerk.
Mtc>i A true copy: ..
". X. SHIARER. Attorney ioF Plaintiff. OIL.
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Placerrille Poan OMce.

TUE MAILS Tor Sacramento. San francisco and
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SUMMON9.

StTATE or CALIFORNIA. County Of II Dorndo.-
) In the District Court of the VI, vrnth Judicial
District ANDREW j. JONES, plaintiff; w. ELIZA
j. e. JONES, defendant. Aci,nn brought IN the Dis
trit Court nf the Eleventh Judicial Disrlt, and the
Complaint flied IN the County Of ~ Dorado. In the
t'Airr nj 'l Clerk tf said District Court, Ia and for
said County and State.
The People Of III State of California, To ELIZA J.
T. JONES greeting: You are hereby required I" APP
pear IN actinn brought against you by the nhnve
named plaintiff in the District Court Of the Eleventh
Judicial District. In and for the Connty of " DnrnO
and to the Complaint fled therein, within ten
days exclusive Of the day Of serVlce) amer the
vice you Of this summon IN served Within this
Countyj served out Of this County. but within this
Judicial District Within twenty days; or. II served
cut NJ said District, then within forty days-F judy
ncn by default will bs taken against yOu. TIE said
action Is brought to obtain decree for n divorce
from the bonds Of natriinony now existing between
v"u aud Plaintiff, the ground Of desert0n. etc.;
and II You fail To appear and answer the said Com
plaint, NJ above required, the said Plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for said decree and COSTS &C.
c0rIilnV IN The prayer of EHtri tUmpi int.
liy order NJ lion. James Johnson, County Judge Of
said County.
-, Witness my hand, and the seal of sail
L.. = fCnurt hereto affixed mt Office IN the City of
- Paccrvillc, this the lst day Of October, 4. u
lSGi r..-.--.--.-.- WM. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
J. J. WILLIAMS, Attorney for Plaintiff. "8.3m
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

- Notice IL hereby given, that the MndevsiEnrd,
Public AdministrAtOr. and Administrator OF the
Estatc oi PETER BALDIC, deceased, will pursu.
ant 90 nn order Of the Hon. Probate CouFt in and
for said County, Offer for sAlC, at public auction,
On Saturday. 1St day OF December 1890,
Al the hour Of 10 O'cOck, ~ Nj, Of said day. at tue
Court lIOWrc ,l0or, IN anid county. all the tighr,
title and interest Of said deceased In And "a the
follow ing described real property, lying and being
III the C0unty and State aforesaid, and more par
ticularly described ms fulowa, to Wit: the TAV-
EHN STAND and RANCH on the graded rad
from rlac, lille To Carson Valley On the hill AbnSs
lirockliss Bridge, abmt twO inileA thence. embrace
ing lGOacrrs, alHut IL acres being fenced.
Terms. ca,h. eli. MEREDITH
Public Administrator and Administrator
Of said Estate.
October 90, lSGO. oJI-ts
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CoNsTApLE.s SALE.

RYVlRTCE ~ an Execution issur,l ou, of Justice
ID y. !. Crnwf0rhs Court, Of Greenwood Township
County "f ~ Dorado to me directed, In favor of
sning wnstIcr and aganS, Sar,line Mining Com.
pnny, have Hizcd and vii expose for sale, At pub.
hc auction, nj o'clock, T.. NJ,
On the 10th day of November, A. d. 1890,
A. Greenwood Valley In front of Jusilrc CraWtor
Ofiirc, the inll"wng described property, to W.T.: n
certain Mining Cluim situated In the Middle Fork or
the American River, vt Main BHr Gree nwond TOWN.
ship. known ~ the Sardine Claim. Said claim cor,-
mcnrrs ut the Young America Clnim, and runs down
the River six hundred mud titv feet, (unrc Gr lrsS)
and runs from lll to hill. Tie raid claim is the pro.
pcrty of said Sar,line Mining Company.
Dated Grcchwnod, ne - day or Octnhrr, A. d.
1864. l'il.Idl y. J. FERGUSON, Constable.
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON.

ITO $. W. SANDERSON, Dis,ric, Attorney.
J. and JAMES JOHNSON, County Judge:
Take Notice, that. on the l2th day of November,
John q. DOwnCy, Governor If the State of Cnlifr-
mia, for the pardon of JOHN DANIELS, convict
cd Of the crime of burglary at the Special October
Term Of the Court Of Sessions of FL lIorado County
lSCO. s. Is. WALLACE,
On behalf Of John Daniels.
! acknoN Nlcdgc service upon inc of the above no.
ticc this l2th day Of October. A. D, 1870.
JAMES JOHNSON, County Judge.
Ol3 s. W. SANDERSON, Dist. Attorney
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-10
sHERIFP's SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an execution issucd out NJ the
Clerks Office Of the Hon. District Court NJ the
lIth Judicial District, In and for III Dorado county,
on a Judgment rendered IN the 9Th day Of Sep
tcmbcr, A. d., 1850, In favor Of r. d. Whitaker,
and ThOs. Owen, and against the Sardine Mining
Company, Corporation. for the sum Of seven hun
drcd and sixteen 4l-IOO dollars, with interest
thereon at the rate Of ten per cent peF aun1m,
from the 2Sth day of September. A. D., 1861, to-
gcthrr with the stun Of nineteen 7S-lOO dollars
costs Of suit, and accruing COSTS have levied upon,
and will rxp"ae to public sale, At the Court House
door, In the city of PlAccTville,
On the 10th day OF November, 1880,
at II O'Clock, a. Nj, all the right, title interest
and claim Of the said Sardinc Mining Company,
Corporation. Of, IN and TO the following described
property, lying and being In Greenwood township,
county Of II Dorado and State Of California, to
wit: That certain river mining claim, situated on
Maine bar, "u the Middle Fork Of the American
River. and known Ns the Sardine Claim, bounded
as fulluws; commencing at the Young America
claim, and runnInR down the river, abuut siX hun
,lrcd and hny feet, more or lCss, to the claim
known as the JOhntown claim.
W. J. RCRWELI, Sheriff,
BY FHRD. HAKRR, Deputy.
Sherif"s Office, rlaccrville, Oct. u, IH60. OF