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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

LNLECTROPATHIC PHYSICIAN, would in
IL form the cliEena Of HAcervls aud the afflicted gen
orally, that he will successfully treat upon all CHRONIC
DISEASES such Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, In
all Its FORMS Diseases Of the Lungs and Eyes Nervous
Headache General Debility, all diseases OF the Spinal
Column Nervous System, Fever and ARde Paptation
Of the Heart Paralysis, Weakness and Trembling Of the
Stomach aud Limbs etc. etc.
DR.. Cpham has the LATEST IMPROVED GAlvanic Rat
teres, and the only In California, outside Of San
Francisco, who understands s prudent aud proper app
cation to diseases. To the afflicted Dr. CphAm would say
that, with his system Of applying Electricity, he will
all Chronic Diseases that CAN BIZ CURED In less and
for less money than any other Physician In California
To the Ladies' who afflicted with any of those COM
plants which Females subject to- will find this manner
Of locOrng particular y ecacous where all other sys
tens fall They will be attended by Mrs. rphatn, Who
learned OF Dr. Paige, the Inventor OF his Gavanc bat
terry and its application TO the removal Of diseases Mrs
Cpham has practiced In the Atlantic States with great
success She has made Eectropathy study for several
years attended lectures and received her diploma beside
many numerous testimonials Of cures and ecuaI man.
ner Of treating Female Diseases well all others that
come within the sphere OF the Magnetic Electrical prin
cipe. Advice and consultations free Charges reason.
able. once atthe kEOkCk HOUSE. je9-6t"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

A CURIosIrv.-We are indebted to q friend at
Dry Crock, Jas McMurray, Esq, for one of the
most peculiarly shaped specimens Of the vegetable
kingdom, which the freaks Of nature have fashioned
for many a day. 1t is q radish, which grew in
Smiths Garden on ColOma Canon, near Greenwood.
II s from ten to twelve inches 10 ngth-singular.
ly bsected at its lower extremity, and fairly pro.
portioned TO resemble member OF the human race
II such could exist of similarly diminutive dmen.
Sions. II IL the wonder of the genus Raphanus and
may be aptly styled the Little Giant" Of the radsh
tribes. The lovers oft curious can see this oddi.
", by calling at the DEMocRAr Office.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

J. A. w. Lundborg. Dentist, respectfully
tenders his professional services to the citizens Of Pla-
eervile and vicinity. He prepared to wait upon all
who may desire operations the Teeth. performed on
the most approved principles. Teeth aed with per-
fscty pure Gold or, IL required, other materials can
be applied with exaeitudc and utility to the patient
Artificial Teeth inserted from an entire Set O.
the best Of Gold, Platinum and Silver plate, By atas-
Phsrie pressure principle, which IL beneficial ana
desirable. Teeth extracted with great care. Ether
administered IL desired Cleansing and regulating the
Teeth performed with eNaetness. To Children strict
attention paid in all the Dental Departments. An ox.
eeent article Of Tooth Powder for sale, Of Dr. Lund-
borss own preparation, which has been AnalyIed and
highly recommended BY Dr. Charles 7. Jackson Of Bos-
ton, Assayer 70 the State Of Massachusetts. Once In
Room recently occupied by Mr.. W. kChler, corner Of
Main and (oVma siTCett, up starr. NIL JIM
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
ROAD NOTICE.

THE undersigned do hereby make known and declare
Il their intention to organize Joint etock Comm nv for
the construction Of Turnpike Rosd in the County Of VI
Dorado, State Of California extending from BI yards
south west from what 10 known BrockSs New etson
on the II Dorado and Carson Valley Wagon Road down
and following practicable the following
VIZ; Commencing at small black oak tree marked -
2W yards southwest from BrnckIiss New Station on the
y Dorado and Carson Valley Wagon Road thence south
Oyds to white oak tree marked !" thence south 50
yds. TO black oak tree marked :" thence south 1875
yds TO pine tree marked thence south sS yds
to pine tree marked I" thence west south. west i06
yds to pine tree markedly" - thence southwest 81 yd1 10
oak tree marked thence south. 1870 vida n an
oak tree marked "H" thenee south l2l vda n an
ork tree marked " thence south by 70 ydS 70 an
oak tree marked thence south by yds 10 an
oak tree marked = thence south By lOS yds TO
pine tree marked !" thence south. By south rs
ydS. TO oak tree marked !" thence Souh.wese By
west 1855 yds to oak tree marked !" thence south
west by south ia yds 20 oak tree marked ~ thence
south, southwest lSS yds to an oak tree marked H"
thence vest, sOuth.wes $50 ydS to pine tree marked
u" thence west 9Sl yds 70 och lTeo marked II !"
thence .OuthWes By south ~ yds T. pine marked
thence west, southwest ~ yds. 70 spruce tree
marked thence west l19 yds TO sake parked l."
on = Dorado and Carson Valley wagon ROad 100 ydS
from the bridge across the South Fo Of the
American River and 30 yd6 east FOn BrOcklHs' Old eA
ton on said road
The undersSned viii meet at the law once Of Geo. O.
MHnchaId, In The Town Of q Dorado, said Ooanty, on
Of said day. for the purpose Of making preliminary
organisation Of said company.
Dated June lSt, a. D. 1850
Z. DoAH, WV. DoAN, LE.DcIN
r. DoAN, J.K RIGS, ca. BLANCHARD,
d SIMON HAiEEs, J. I. HALL, WV. Rvss.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

A CoRREcrIoX,-Thc AkmedG Gazette, in q late
number, says
awhile We notice with sincere regret disposition on
the part o some Of Democratic cOnemporarIes Ia
foster feeling Of approval and sympathy in behalf OF
unhesRngly commend the views Of that sterling sheet
the MONTAIS DENOCRAr expressed in an article which
We presume to be from hePen Of that talented writer Geo
Pen. Johnston"
We are obliged to friend Amerman of the Gasett,
for his complimentary opinion Of one of the editors
Of MOUNTAIN DEMOcRAr, and to secure his proper
appreciation Of another Of the tro we beg leave %
state, that the article to which the GGsets refers
was from the pen Of that talented and consistent
cuss, Dan. Gelwcks;" the junior above alluded t.,
being, at the date Of its production, silver
in WaShOe.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
o.P. MoRR1LI.. pr lrri.,. hal, iu., rnoaiv

u T. MV4k1N4b1l, DIT IRKISt, mas just F0oOlVs
ed fresh supply cf pTnE'. Mrdcinrs oil., Paints,
and Window GA'S-makinG his asSortment possible,
complete than ever, all of which warranted 10
be pure and sold, at Wholesale RETAIL at extremely
low prices. Rrushcs, Comps, Soaps, Hair Oils Toilet
Powder aud Lubns genuine rcrfuncry just received.
Also, hand, solution Of Citrate Maeursia, mild ca
thartc and for headache, highy recommended by
physicians generally made frcsh from day to day.
Physicians Prescriptions compounded all tmes from
the purest medicines. tjune 81
BOOSTERS, ATTENTION An adjourned
m'nthly meeting Of Confidence Engine Co.. No |, will
he held at their hall Thursday evening, June llth at
O'Clock. FunctuAl attendance iI requested.
ALIEN. HUNTER, Foreman.
XN IoIRS Scrr.tAry
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

PERsoxAL.-Major Dodge the efficient Indian Agent
for Western Utah, passed through our city few
days since On route TO the field Of his labOrs We
are uUdeP obligations 70 him for late numbers Of the
Memphis Tenn journals. The Major 10 fresh nom
Washington City. and fully convinced that nothing
will ba done OF this session Of Congress- towards the
organisation Of the proposed Territory Of Nevada
This is to be regretted, for no region Of country
within The CODfsderAcy, more imperatively demands
the shetering care Of government at this juncture
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
DIED.

1t the residence If lii brother in this city, Sunday
night, THOMAS SNiTu O'lhN\TLL, aged ~ years.
was horu IN New York, ,mmigrA,-d to this SRtate
in ~, and settled IN raert,illc, where he many
friends 10y his gentle aud warm heart. ThOse
who knew him bcst h,eL him most. ranF Tom 10 gone,
many warm fTlrnis.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

DIscoSnNuED.-On Saturday last the Democratic
Standard Of Sacramento, ceased TO exist, a da y
newspaper. The reason assigned for this abrup
cessation Of the publication Of the Standard, is luck
Of patronage. We regret that our contemporary has
not been better sustained Although differing some
times from the Standard, willingly record its con-
ductOrs due credit for the capacity manifested in its
columns since its first appearance in the realms Of
Journalism. The Democratic party can lily afford
The loss Of any good advocate at the present time.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

NoTIO9 T. hereby given. 70 al persons in
q Dorado Ccanty, q the oGacs Of he Countv
CsIh, o. the arst Monday In July next ct lOocIoeE
H., 70 show eeass, u any they eSn why road should
AayneFd'e Rench 70 spTtng Garden Ranch on the Fmi
esaAs Head By order u the Board Of SupeFviSors.
WIN. A. JANUARY,
Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors,
HlAoeEville, June 9Th, l060.-[1Wl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

GREYHoUND SALooN.-This coy establishment
has been greatly improved and is now fitted up in
an elegant and tasteful style. Pure liquors, fine
cigars superior billiard tables and courteous bar
tender combine TO make il favorite place Of resort
Mac and Tommy will DO pleased TO zee their friends
NJ the GFevhound,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
q. HAIR RlS.

PLAZA CORNER, PLAtER VYLLE,
receiving By every Steamer the latest Atlantic and
European Newspapers, PIcturials and Mag
a1tnes. Also, California Weekly Newspaper and Mag
aiineS, for sale at reduced prices. jc9 .3m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

YorHG AMERICA ENGINE Co No. 3.-This COM
ehine trial on Saturday last in the presence Of
large crowd Of our citizens. They have neat and
beautiful Engine, which works admirably exceed
ing tho expectations If the most sanguine. The
Engine threw o large stream ot water, through de-
1sctlVe hose much greater distance and with more
force, than was anticipated. The "Y0ung Uns"
have reason 10 be satisfied with their really elegant
machine,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
q. HARRIS.

PLAZA CORNER, PGACERVILLE.
lust received . large lot Of the beet Peamut 70.
81 AIna0mAu, Hickey Nats, ChesSnWG H,
Pecan n ate, EAlAeF0s, 1Faxll n uss, Green
and Dried RTab1s3 also, CANDIES, Of ali
kindsat wbOesale and RETAIL Al tan Francisco prices
isS-Jm b. HAkRIS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
8. HARRIS.

plaza CORNER, PLACERvILLE.
Just received = splendid assortment Of
- BOOks and Stationery, Gallery,
Hamkee NOOAOMs and New She 4
~ WsAe. For sAls At reduced price,. Ieo
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
9. HAIR II Is.

plaza CORNER, PLACERvILLE.
TCsT received large AssoTtment Of the hest brands
81 Of Havana Cigars, Tobaccos, Meerschaum
and other Pipes, Matches and Playing Cards,
Wholesale and retail, at San Francisco prices. r9 SIN
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
MAGNOLIA.


ROCHLISS BRIDGE,
On the Sacramento and II Dorado Wagon Road.
W Noae but the purest Liquors and hest Cigars in
California kept. [jeol J. u. MASSEY.
nIB9OLUT1ON NOTICE The copartner.
~ ship heretofore existing between the
In the name and style Of Y. II. Gimboni Co.. in the
SAloon business, at JohntoWn in II Dorado Co.. CAL
10 this day dissolved John GuSio will settle up the bu
siuSss and pay the debts Of the late 6rm.
". GIMBONI,
JOHN GCSIO.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

FoRRI0N MINRHs' LIoENsEs.-The Deputy County
Collectors collected Foreign Miners License Tax from
1881 aliens during the month Of May. or the above
number, Deputies Hume and MathCny, in the Southern
portion Of the county collected from 1909 and Burch and
Ingham, in the Northern portion, 523.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

APPEALED.-The young man, Fountain williams, cen
fenced at the late session Of the District Court 70 ave
years confinement the State Prison GoE the killing
Chinaman, has appealed from the Judgment Of that
Court, 10 the Supreme Court.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
--~S@S
THE WAR

At last we are in receipt Of information If consld.
cradle interest, from the seat of war. RunorS have
been a6Oat which could be traced to reliable
source, Of an engagement having taken place be-
tween the whites aud Indians, subsequent to the
Hkrmish Ut last week, heretofore mentioned in the
DENocRAr Of the I'd inst. A Geographic dispatch
Was also received in this city on Thursday night an
uouncing the death of young man from this couI
scented IL have been shot through the head by the
Indians, but the locality in which the attack was
made was not stated.
BY reference to our telegraphc dispatch below,
flor which we acknowledge our obligations TO the
gentlemanly operator, Mr.. HAYNES, on the Placer.
willie and ST. Joseph Telegraph line the particulars
Of the death of Mr.. Allen will be learned. Other
items OF interesting import will also be found IN the
dispatch.
From the intelligence respecting the movements
Of the volunteers, as given below, il would seem
that our surnSes at the outset, to the result of
the war were nearly correct Tho Indians appear
TO have had the conduct Of the campaign pretty
much in their own hands Possessed 0f thorough
knowledge OF the country, and capable Of subslSt-
ing on the most limited quantity Of food. they seem
TO have steadily avoided general engagement de-
signing to exhaust their pursuers by forced marches
and night Skirmshes,-Or prOlraCt the chase so
long that the whites would be compelled to return
IN the settlements for provisions Fleet Of foot aud
cunning as fnxes.-the Indian spies probably kept
the mum body Of their forces thoroughly advised Of
the maneuveTs Ut the SOdlery, and thereby enabled
them, on all occasions, to evade battle. The re-.
suit Of such policy. would seem to be visible in
the asserted diSbandment Of the volunteers under
Col. Hays.
II is yet impossible In predict what the end will
be. The establishment Of n post in the vicinity Of
Pyramid Lake, with sufficient force of regulars
may be enough u deter the Indians from future dep
redaions. Or the war may yet prove to be trouble
some and expensive contest. But We cease specula
tions on the subject, and lay telegraphic news
before our readers.
Carson City, June 9Th, 1860.
MIR. Gilbert has just arrived at MerS Station from
Pyramid Lake, and brings the following news:
Col Hays IL returning to diSband his forces. The In
diane have ell returned to the Humboldt. Col. Hays
cAmped at the last crossing Of the Truce last night
and the Nevada and Capt. FeeSons companies at MI
ler'e Station. The entire volunteer force will be at
MileT's Station tomorrow. The regulars are foTtI-
ing, about and half miles this eide Of Pyramid
Lake Physicians thought Capt. Story would live but
few hcurs Al Pyramid Lake weie found the Sealps Of
two whtss, and the body o. one Indian The remains
being brought In Maj. Dodge, with party Of ave.
has just arrived at Miers Station route for Pyra-
mid Lake The body Of W. s. Allen, who shot near
Pyramid Lake, by the indiana, brought in yester
day and will be buried to-day. He belonged 70 Capt.
8. Ii. Wallaces company Of Scouts.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

PRErrT HEAVY on THE BAY CrrY.-A correspond.
ent Of the MOUNTAIN DENocRAr, whose communica.
ton has been so long delayed by adverse postal ia.
cilities, as to render some Of bis comments on men
and things little ancient. In speaking Of the Bay
City, uses the following forcible language:
San Francisco the Mecca Of down
disappointed office seekeTs, Departing miners ruined
spcculaors and bursted bar keepers From ell parts
Of the State there 10 endless march Of Such people
that common centre, and here where every avenue
trade IL crowded with kecneT men, there no occupa-
tion employment for them. "Thc busy chapmen" too
much occupied In their daily gains, leave the trade Of
politics to the droncS, who like hungry Jacks, gather
character who has the ability support himself other
wise, stands about much chance among them, as
canary In the claws Of n cat.
In other portions Of the State things are dHerent
The best put up for office, and the honert miner
aud the sturdy farmer vote for the whose honesty
and capacity is best acknowledged without coercion.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

CoLoMA GREYs.--This 6ne military company,
commanded BY Capt. Van Derheyden, has received
from Gov. DOwney forty stands Of Minnie musketr,
with accoutTemeuts.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

Petit q Choato have just received . full
stock Of Drugs, PaintS, PerfHmery Fancy Goods and
Toilet Articles, which they selling at greatly re-
dueed prices.
They have on consignment few Of wheeler q VII
sonS celebrated Family Sewing Machines, which the4
offer at San Francisco prices with the addition Of
freight. -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

STATuTEs l6GO.-The Statutes for 1880 have been
received by the County Clerk and are ready for
distribution to Justices ofthe Peace and others entitled
to receive them.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
PlaCerville assay once

MAIN STREET, PLAOERvILLE.
GoLD DUST received - AdtinE and ASSayinV and
" returned In from 70 AoufS.
&rASSAys Warranted.
All Bare diSeountsd 81 SAD PVaMeISeo Prices.
c. J. ARVIDsoN h Co.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
FOR SALE.

A PACK TRAIN, Of sixteen mules and two horses. in
"A good order and complete hg; also, Lot and DWELL
ing House, egby situated and surrounded with younr
Hut trees. Oe2) D. NEWBACER
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

NEPTUNES. ATTENTION!-There will be
regular monthly meeting Of Neptune Engine Co., No.
=, at their hall THURSDAY evening June llth, at
O'Clock CHAS. W. BARNES Sec'y.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
Quarts Machinery for Sale.

advertiser desires 70 dispose Or the Machinery in
his Quarts hi1 - Heasaat Valley n Dorado county,
known % The Pleasant Velsy QnaVts' Ill., there 10
Engine o. peweF tOFsheP with all the
ssy appliances ZOE carrying g he business. Price
reasonable, fog cash. wa esw TIE EnRine Without the
Battery either sspAFalely Per fall particulars inquire
Of J. n. ePENCER. Hoasant Valisy nl0-lms
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

Mrs. Winslow, an experienced Nurso and
Female Physician has Soothing Syrup for children teeth.
Ing which greatly facilitates the process Of teeshInR By
sOfenInG the gums, reducing eli Inflammation aay
oil palm and s To regulate the bowels Depend upon
H. mothers win give rest yOurselves aud relief and
health 10 your nfAna Perfectly safe In a easeo Ieee
advertisement In another column. myb.iy
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
PACIFIC EAR INFIRMARY

PACIFIC EAR INFIRMARY.
Important TO the Deaf and Dumb.
DR.. PILKlNGTON,
Late PrcPEle."T 81 .he InsII..sIon fer
Chicago 11Ob1OlS.
Has arrived and be consulted At the NJ Mont
Eomery and California streets tFHPrsss building, up
Deafness, Distances, Ear Ache, Ca
tarrh, Noises in the Head, and
all discharges from tho Ear,
Mouth and Nostrils.
ENTIRELY EENOT ED
number Of years Of unremng att-nnn TO dis-ase Of
the BAR as sprciAlny has enabled him make many
improvements In all that has hrT-toTe LnOwn 81 Aur
Medicine auh knrg~ry, aud 10 such drErre ~ sue
cess as seem, almost Incredible Errs, nu"l'sr "f
thrates and e.iimonias b- 1T his 1ic- from
veil known eitE"ns In different parts the Union
FROM the afflicted at distance. letter Of inquiry IN.
cosnE stamp to prepay answer. will receive immediate
DIR. PILKINGTON,
;-9-3m Ear lnhrmsry. San FrAncI'co.
TOBACCO!
WEN .e!! tn" tl,oxinE cELERRATED brands IT
w Cno CE TobAccOs' by the single box, at 5J CIS.
HEIRE2s OF VIRGINIA,
DOUBLOON.
NATURES TRIUMPH,
MAIDS Feast
MAY APPLE. FOREST ROSE.
NAPOLEON III.
PRINCE ESTERHAZY,
Carrolrs Original
GOLDEN CAVENDIsH.
FONTANELLA,
MORE ANTIQUE.
The quality Of the above Tobacco 10 fully n
being far superior to anything introduced 10 the
people OF California.
VIC Guarantee Every Package.
GREENE, HEATH L ALLEN
je9.2m 1871 Front street, San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
HOMESTEAnS

HON ESTEADS.
L II. CARSON, Notary Public. will draw and take
Es the cknoM Judgments Of Homestead Declarations,
under the NEW LAW. Those who desire to secure
their HoueSteAd would do we'll to TO il in time
once With the County Recorder. j-9Jm
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

s. ". r. r. -
~SEO NoTICE-Per'ns DESTROYS 81 visiting ~
A~A1 " newly di-covrrdCAN a., CHn tai H. " d.
MeNN 4 N tram at Sao ram-n'o, aud r'tiih 'ih'"
&GG19Sk vsenirr
@r e. I'll further notice. The train will iraVe
Hosnn on SUNDAYS. At O'clock. ? ". giving parties
ample line to make tie tIip On and afer ".inorroW
linz 81 Conclr. VIII he connection ~ii the Cars 10
and from the tAV~. J T. RUBl\sO%. Sup't.
s.v Il. X Once. May 20 h, l>'J'. J?u
RoWLERs INFALLIBLE
RHEUMATISM MEDICINE.
FOR CURING RIIEIMATIsM. NERCtRIAL AND
CHRONIC DISEASES
(As the Phrnx from the asl-s ~ it, fire. ami
mated with new life, does this medic rrinVig"Iae
til. whole ~ .ietn, aud overcome di,raseD
The removal aud I've rmanent ~ Reumatisn Merru
rial aud Chronic Diseases. Secondary Syphilis.
Stubborn Ulcers, CutAneouS krup'i"ps, SurliinE
-- of the Gland. and al diseases arising from
~ il,cnnus use 81 Neil, lies
II U,ruiacs g. action She ab>orh-nts anI ou'
drv.S pan q" all Kind, 'ron the body, and reduces al
SWciugs IN an incr"d'l" short tine
H. the above named disease. the preparation IL
~ VnequRIrd In the Known World. AZ
As the medicine viii rec ,mm~nd itsf when once us-d
ccTtih ate. are "onsii' red nnn-ce.sAry.
Bit ronta ~ TO M"r'uriAl pr'paTat"n S'n.
genuine uhl"., NJ written signature Of JAs. u. BOICk
aprrar the label 81 each bottle.
Prepared only by
J.R. BOYCE, ~. D.,
Importer Mhoiesale and Retail Druggist.
Corner ~ ard Il cond streets, aA FHnrnto
F"r sale by PETIT CHOATE, Druggist Main street
PlAccTNill-. ie9.am
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
L A M OFT & COLLIN S

L A M OFT & COLLINS
THE LEADERS OF YAsHION. ARE
TACTICAL HATTERe,
Manufacturing continually all the latest styles NJ HATS
and keep hand The SrRes assortment Of every style
and Kind Of Hat that IL worn.
FINE DRESS HATS,
BLACK AND DRAB CASHMERE HATS,
BEAVER, OTTER AND SEAL HATS,
OTTER-NAPPED STAGE DRIVER HATS.
BLACK, DRAB AND PEARL COLoRED
CASSIEERE-HEAVY AND LIGHT
STAGE DRIVER HATS,
All Of our manufacture, which we vii. warrant
represented. We defy competIon-we glory in making
good article. MEMS ana BOYS GAPS, and LADIES
RIDING HATS. in every variety.
i've have Just received The largest assortment n
STRAW, LEGH0RN and PANAMA HATS ever offered,
which will be sold, wholesale or retail cheap EoT CASH
LAMOTT COLLINS.
nile Corner Of Second and streets, Sacramento.