davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-05-22

schs wn91 Of lbs Morning, stzaiton. KnSsson,6 tons
stone, 50 m lumber from 0con,o.
sshr Le..at 9,aa k'yts s 1o gsae'r
Schr Camrl. Racket, Buffalo. Us cozds Woo1.
Fchr Foster Peterson, Aaul4tee. = N lumber.
schr b K Holt ressen. Point saah'e 70 N sa.nse'
SCH. cyxur, Han.on. Kalamazoo. 10 m shingles.
!. ~: :: CLEARED. .M*y:L
schr cornc!. Morgan. Graal uavn. 80 hsg' coin. IL
sehr fs,f:>,si, p4enon Gland R!.ss: reAt.
echr Napoleon. Nets,n, Aan.str, ght.
HcAr F4ioon. Busth, luck Lake Light
echr Little Belle, kerey, Grand Haven. light:
pys,s sit1s sl!jR3 Rsx dt ht
e. e. goesasGss ossas Hston 1si! 1s Sisnd { sI
sear q. o Roberts. Nelsoo, y: Js4;r1, lgh'.
ssn! Y..y tiutatis qEssq ssaa i'1y sh!;
Eehr Fanlfre, Lovvland ShebayeRn. iight.
sea1 .: Mafasoa. Leixl',, M;aafs;; VI ,.;,; light
seht @ P,tae pfn!nr ca!S,pfKe; Whrp K.f4 netH: isb,
Schr fea st:T neddIck. White lsts lkht, kht.,,.
Schr Laurel Foreman. i,sawfo,d'a rlsF. !Klt.
ST. Ejsss !Se ks'a.f ani ps,s'
ssh' M.,as'dsg 5"snos s.1d1 k';.1aS Rav a:t
sssr sssr s ID E. a!b,t Ill.,
ssiT ssh[ SIsoi% Mas Eooi e sniie. tns su
Pm i i,srirr Blown. 1t. Ju.eph. !}knt+
r1op jna stcct Buo 70l hu co1n' l&1o nb's nous'
prDp propp 2s'arf ~. %'ssf: sos Ma.f
piup Mont. zuma. Kobnr. St. J'1eph ~ t2ns nas.
xk1sa pT,%s' S. nss sss assa 1sar
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
ARKlyED--.......---.AaJl IL.
AtlFtuc, La Sale. eo1n s,s5i bus
, 1860-05-22
Financial 8nn Gu11t11erc,al.
MONETARY.


Mo1nAs Evx1ns MAY ain, 1Rso.
] The light shipments Of produce during The
past week has csused heavy falling of in the
supply OF Eas.ern Exchnnge, and the market
closea very, firm with good demand at the
bauks nj 1t per cent. prem. On the streets the
srles were generally at 1t per cent; but in
several instances the bank rates were obtained.
, 1860-05-22
Terrible Hail Storm in Logan Coun.
II. TflN.

ATLANTA ILL., AIay sl.-A mort I. ride bali and ttun.
der ito =, thls l-ce terlay between sni
.oclnck Ftnrs ertaned ihas the growing crops
Of the .t,;1p was from SIT. Aakafe u
Lea1y quite 'arte csis were zen sfe1 sus
vheh gould b: heard ,"r nes %1dor' on u. t1sc;td
psn!sd hy u:a WIND, which rendered 1t LIS devastating
s1t tar -r*4
, 1860-05-22

BEEF FAAEKET-The market during the week hasaeea
ve1y quiet and the receipts lase been Of rather inferior
qualify Thu has caused good cate 10 sell fully up to
at weeta 1aes bu. have advaaee 10 record. Yes
tesay tlr to good ftoek was sold but come
ecallawasn were sold loH s:39@ :6:4. The gales
Ysra 4. ftl.QE4:=
, 1860-05-22

EAvAsxAR. Way :1.-Ths r. ;,sbir7a Of this mornnE
re,"rs. accident tic Flafta Railroad "a tae 1eth
int Il ling @. l.. trtanr, cA*fer al the Etnk or 81
Jdhn. AIt stephen Ma,.1 of rA'7tks Scrr-
n wefs badly injured
, 1860-05-22

TuE Cl11 Mlss1oS.-An English woman wants
eituation ashousekeeper, as andis duly qualified.
An Euglish young WOMAN would be glad to get
situation in millinery establishment, or in
retail store; eau keep accounts. 4 Frenchman
wants place in a store, or situation 10
teach, and solicis an examination. AL u:
these are persons Of good character, and they
would b. willing to serrs faithfully q. low
wagcs. Rev. E. u. TITLE,
CITY Missionary, 96 North Fraukln st.
, 1860-05-22

Plain Tin g1rtx7'C
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
WE furnish Lunhe.mtu for tie pnericA, ScAnxrs aod
Eanai Ruat4 with rumr=, low I.htA uoEns, &C.. &C.
Orders solicited.
..od pomIuou' Coffee and Tea Pots, Cheste1mans At
moetpheElc dItto. Roofing ,&c., vel cone 10 order.
Jaraaned Ns1e, Tea C7uf4ttrs, G!oceF's CanlBte
Lamps Toilet Sets, Chamber tails, C.. &C., DC.
r1uly CT E1t1a Finished Old Ware male New By nicely
rc}appaank.
Stpvcs Ran9ca Hn Air Furnaces Heate1s Yentlta.ora
Eert.sttrs and Kitchen utens,s.
Hardware. Cutlery. Nails. ETC., 1t RETAIL
Plumbing "copper" Sheet Iron, Tin Work and jsppaning
done 10 order.
Thomas George,
q25 hAKE.ST.. COR. FRANKLIN.
, 1860-05-22

Scene DCn1SG TIE LATE RAIN STona.-Iounq
lady holding up A<r <kirts.-.iuntln ny time,
miss, men looked at womeu's faces instead Of
their ankles!
Young Lady-Ab, but my dear aunt, you see
tie world has improved, ana its more civilized
than it used to be.
, 1860-05-22

Einuf. VI
HueAs. uA 1sssu
Con-
The markets to daJ we're generally dull and
lower. Corn declined 1a@2c, under unfayora-
Bile news from New York, With sales at &c for
River mixed aaost; 493e for Canal adoat; 4s4@
50; for No. in store: 7a@45c for No. 2; and
&c for Rejec.cd-the market closing dull
Wheat opeued quiet, but the market decllned
abou: &c, and closed weak, with. however, but
limited transactions, nt $1.0s@1.05 for No. {.
Spring; and sl.06@l.o6} for No. Spring in
store. Fluur was in but limited inquiry and the
market dull, with light transactions s5.las@
55J for Spring extras- Oats more difficult to
sell. Rye lc lower. Barley quiet
Fre,gh:s are still inactive and quiet. a schoon-
er aud propeller wsrs engaged ut 4fc for corn
to B1a4lo.
New Yonk, My 1s.-Receipts 1e,1os bb's.
Aour, a,.41 bu wheat, 81 ,137 bu corn, II $50 bu
onts.
TIDE WATER REcE1P1s.--The receipts At tide
water Of four, wheat, corn and barley, for the
aso,ud week Of May, iu 1850 aud 1859, have
TN
, 1860-05-22
Transportation.

OID OSWEGO LINE TRANS
~ soRTAr1o* COMPANY. lseo'
Esla5itsA<d IN 1889.
ALyoEp SDANE, 0..ego. PropEesors-
F.. D>sE .sas. 10, ari street. Nv Io1f; :, t;s.
81 = VIM @ Aksa,. Ga:ease: a.!ssa:s@- -
THE "ESTEHN E:ziaS ;:S,v,[R IRASsPok@
And Western Express Co.
&C.: 1860. 42e
To shippers OF Freight to aud rrem
the WcMt:
Enlarged 81 b., ss, 81 st ,hs
TuEEEsTsRx TRANSPORTATION CO.
1a:s Caa.: Gooas. aaiinx ise
su.as s-atoa setwlen
Buffalo, Chicago, Milwaukee & Racine,
i F c recif 81
1INzIANK, DACOTAH,
FREE MATE, GAIE]A-
TON Nt>EASba, MENDOTA,
NA0A ASA ~ A44V"-A4
MAX FLOWER. CHICAGO,
! NEPrC-E, WENONA,
| MISSOURI, nr. VERNON,
H.. Ill., T. t: + E Hs 70 fs. e Sss
.,;r. ii. ~. :~.<r:a BCsFALU and DEfKOir. u
! NotA >Lt ii.sc- tbs
COSCO1:p. DGNK1Rk,
OMAR PASuA, SAGINAW
/
tGrf 5asgtAK4 5 | s S ES se4 '
AikANES, EQUATOR,
ECrI1IkA7ES, EtLIFSE>
OKONOTE~. EQI1Nox,
l ! E ss ;si !. Si<t 1. Aad
MARY STEWART, ILLINOIS,
tns RE- sLs ii a uEES hi 4 ri A4Ss
!. COMET, ROCKET,
!4:.x,he lock *ot .. 81 s=a.,, .srre a'e!'ek =
c q H:S :s;A :. Ii so.sa a ''s u's''a'<
15o Evats OF the Largest Glass,
,%:;,s =; y9K "a "a rPS 'I$; =;
saa a.. :lpptss: - .,id.s,y sa,*ros sdasss i
, 1rf with ssi4t.:. AID :e<F4:eh.
The ytrSEcrls Express,
,te ~ i".k t:a>l IT. u eas:.1". ~ ean.t;
ts-w trrst ay sea4l:. more sie<dy trans III
Tfrr. n a"l s're sc'n:u..a't n- oft+ ste.a
+hav h-o NJ t- -.prr- -iy With ssA~ TO tic e'uu
f::; Il, =" ~ :.fss
, 1860-05-22
Through In l-2 Days.
ALENANDEIR: MAJORS,
Heavy Freight Line.

Tr unl-,,x.el h. bern .p2ol7ftd ;e,eri s~nr n':
'he III L.n-s, The Nrrh. Nrst. and E p'~rttd !"
transact any r,Ineet<A with -tsr. tir will f.t
nah c2 tuIa csr fur n 4iIs hre "f >ta-s r III
ST J"t& T. Ev.sT t.. s~eutee sea'r IN ~ rance ie
aad :taee% 'ton cae< ~ nhveEthy: 1se.Ne ~ :oE-
te..-rs &c ~ he lalf l.ae " at..e~. He viii Az,
'.cs eerst TO. E1e<s OF e.e1, ds;s1!pu A*5sh t.
14 N4cAiL- Ey, tc- to ~ forward by us ur~ H. IVY
Freight Line any th+ ports pane aans- Ar. Nj
jns tsoEe of The tim VI f.!.=.l Aatr> ( "sd" w:s:
the r.a.pof.s.I.n Of fright u;en the laL- 1nc A:h
Supplies i, Ct.l4 and Ne% Mex:ro ~-'! kn"~n W.
Majors pie .4+l fusw Of tc!zht Eic
may * Eles "a I'm. 's.nEi hi, .=ent v 'r-:s
sud .ts aten Al Appl la1rns u III. M4}- fnr t.r
L.ttts.of lnq1:.y psoay ..~rns Ato!y y Or Aif II
EO kD f'a rbIEn .trre IN ica- ~. III.
" n,y.'tuc43 H. II
, 1860-05-22

The VEAL QUESTION, q u Dtmoerat.- Lady,
Is your real really fresh, sir?
Butcher Boy-Ob, Yss'm-born yesterday
au' killed to day!
, 1860-05-22

DEcI,Ssp.-The po<Iritt ef'usion entitled
"To the U. 5. Zouave Cadets" is respectfully
declined.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23
[For the Mountain Democrat
TO LIZZIE s'''", OF PLACERVILL5.

You come to my pillow in dreams Of the night,
Like the rays Of the to the wanderers light
And smiles Of delIgtfulne4s beamcd your cheek,
And they kissed they passed each rosytinged streak
You came 10 ny pillow in drcamsof the night,
Arrayed In your love. like an angel Of light
In your eye wa depicted the evenings FIRST ray,
Twas serene as a twill ht that knows decay.
On your mrn vas the gayness Of summer times dawn,
iva, n fresh the Eden by Nature, hand drawn;
On your fair brow danced lightly the beautiful curl
Lhc the p1mcg iuwer which the bretzcs unfuIl
Your bosom wa heavms. full, ,vrcty and slow,
As Grc. animated warm glaciers NJ snow
Your fiji ger gr with white jcwelci ring
Which Gcancd rs the dew q i,y Of spring.
You cam" 10 my pillow. and tripp'd Il as lFh,
As The hr"'2" when il sgls DER the bosom Of night
A. the beauty, wien slHchng by stealth the fond k!1s
Yet fears 90 awaken the bird Of ts bliss
icn leaned Der my p.l'w-:uy lr' y"u did greet
Sweet ns wh!.sto!,n ksses from ja.4inucs In bloom,
Which breathe, a, thty lis, All cnchahting perfume
fwDkc-Sou we're g"i'e-you vanished in air: .--.
llooEcd-but ,iIhrd-for my love no, there.
1ln. "rlel lay vision thus ii -l,onc my sg't
You cam"--Ll' !ou carc in the dream Of the night
n iett.'iLIg. June l., l-i1' H.J.r.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23
PLACERv1LLE POST OFFICE.

IINllE MAILS for sacramento. San Franrsco and all
parts Of this State, close every day this office 1T
O'Clock, r. NJ
III" mails for the Atlantic States and Europe via.
Los AnF"lo close scmi-wecsy, on Wednesdays aud Pri-
days al O'clock.
y. NJ
Tic Steamer malls fer the Atlantic Sta,e, Oregon and
Washington Territory, clJsr nbCut the 3rd aud 9TH "f
each month, Except when thr,c javs tninc Saiur-
lay and then they will close the day prcvious,) 10
o'clock T. VI Letters Intended to go By this route mut
b. marked via Panama"
The Mails for Grizzly Flat close at this of!cr every
Wr'lncS'i;v morning ut O'rlnck.
Tie Mails for NrwtuNn rlr4r at u'clnrk, A. NJ, on
M'hdty-, Wcdnts lay. and Fllays
Ie mails for C"dirlillc and Indian n.rsngs close at
o'clock \. NJ, every Monday and Friday.
The Nails for Cold Svrug and COloa close every day.
Sdlday excepted at O'Clock.
tn" kc!scy, spanish Fiat and Georgetown Mails close
at - O'Clock every day. Sundays eXcrpttdl
H." Mails Tor Carson Valley aud salt Lake city, close
Srri Monthly On Wednesday mornings at o,l",k
OFFICE lIOCRS.-fromS o'clock, A. NJ, till II, 81. i;
snd from l till 3. =. NJ. (Sundays cNccDt,dO
ca SuudayS-lro until ~, a. NJ. aud from 3
ur'il ~ l.. NJ. A. II. SPENCE. +, NJ.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23
The Medical and Surgical Institute

.: nr L. j. CZAPkAf I. already secured in DO, ition
Which place, IT, well as it's proprietor, FAR above the
hssa Of CIV! and pros ,oial malicr In The schools Of
fraiicr the highest pT often awarded to practitio
'rs il tbs department. o Medical science. aud the" occupy
v III "hcf- An equally l1fti position IN the profession
RI "ri Is An iH1-tridus cXIuic, shining tight auuug
'hc philosophical stare o: hssc IN Europe, aud Or cap
hay La fully cuallcd m this county, proof Of
which the Philadelphia cole =" Of Medicine c"mIHm"ntcd
mm with DIPLOMA. aIl the honorary al ,uUd. degree
selecting this a. hs field nfuptratio although! quairdaS
gradultr Of the University nf PCsth and late Chief Sur
grnn "f" Hungarian Revolutionary army. FOR
tended lALor3 Dr. L. j. C2rpkay has bent his earnest at
tcnon to the Of chronic diseases, in which he has
btom" great expert that L. IS now regarded the
Leader IN tbs branch Of h:s pruS throughout the
United state. and lis portrait and biography pub
NhCd matter Uf interest To their readers in the most
elusive journals. The Doctors offices are at his Medical
and Sic,cl Institute, Sacramento street of
L. l-duii nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific
VI II Steamship Company.
ger We ask IA" rIriclnr attention OF our readCT orc
worn cert ca'co Of RENAL kablc IL another column
Of thi- paper. [nl iiu
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23

A. Pr,I,EwonrnY DEar.-Thc Mountain N'ss.q.
1,r If June vlh records the following ms lance Of u
brave deed at MrrristnNn in Sierra county:
On Saturday. June ID one Hansen. While at work
in the blacksmith shop hrlun=ing to the Galcna
Company, At M"rIiStown, perceived some scattered
powered exploding, which led TO plcufcight kegs
IN the shop. Which were covered with Eunny ba~',
He instantly Jumped the door, but before lac could
get out'nve exploded, Knocking the shop to pieces.
and sweeping everything away, except Hansen, VIII"
was slightly srorchrd on one hand. The anvil and
blackSmiih'S forge remained in their places. After
the explosion, aud while burning fuse was lying
about the shop Hansen, and Martin, another mem.
Der of the Galrna Company. went in among the
burning particles, and carried out the three remain.
ing kegs Of powder. A further explosion, which
might have resulted more disaStrnusy than the
first, Was prevented by this heroic deed.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23

Politicians often hud it profitable, if not always
Agreeable, I" cAe about theln with view I" lraTh
ing the cnCdtpu. present and prospective, ii point
cI parties, aud taking observations for tire future
Tine was wien II required no remarkable skill 10
indicate III" direction which Political affairs were 10
take, or to predict; nljh tilcablr certainty. the
SIirs II furIrr rTru1rsts r,r prrr
fortunately, past, and VIC accustomed tniuuk
upon the present ASPECT Ut aiiirS hl"rdng little,
esther Uf hnIc or of certainty, with regard To the
future Of either # I'll, political crsiui7a"n-. Pol
'c'Ans. appLrenily, are IN state "f Transition. I'M
decided ana "fv ""v"''"g. -. ." ~ sea without
cuiuI'HSS rud ter, ind ,VtrSed /" the Icr .!cSS
boatILg> If the storm, aud To- all I'll. uncertainties
&C r"-il'uI VOYAGES, deprived IT the usual safe
guards against 81 iWrrrkS and dcstru tom 1t 81"
t'ycrr >uiri. i'r the HttiI wliC pet tdeS
lie ranks oi al iItrcal parties. and s"te eXcH-t
fr ia" unil and tHll"rns o"uiNc Of f'r H"'''r
y.''t'iIh., ~ manifested lately. Bat ale these
I'm. - \ ht>te g'ancc at the suriLc" 1T I,iiii
cal C'rn;I I iI'I." dir r. iTSWCi il M TTf'Tn
rttv' i ctiiI il! dr!i5'rn'r, and intelligent sur.
vcv' the r,ii''t,n II fdrii'-r tuits lnr tutci Is
rmIh,,.,iv IN the negative. Party hncS, il Is
tue ha', at late hrcn sadly br"h"n. ~ r'.i'
.". hrvr h""n booking nTt tor the rS",t party,
r., tri."-. + r.nc,r'" FIR rc's,n srld m occur.
an. a.! net it,ir ufttn t. cN-'. many have
been temporarily ini-lrd AMI nav" voted contrary
'' tc!r al practice il net contrary t. their set.
led pm pie. aud +" s"parA;. ihrrscircS r thc
nm" boy =, irrn thor f,rucr political associates.
Hlt i,,rl ave net G,rin" loil'icn 'i'i"t-
t.r i!s, 't.'y ANY i"-';c g. a'Iud'n u!1 political
Il ,r.. w. n,ycr IT, ~ party issues are a.tn
irs'ni' J. Whcu'vrr tHc I,-' - AGAIN q 1T. nv
'th"H. h''Nc"n IL" tn"nErv O. = 81 n alta I'ci""'
cratic r,lrty, H.. ndi rrnt1 Il tr cid and LLicrn.
'. u aa"'I' :.,''v vii b. ihii.i uiar-hd.,fi II
Il" .'!r hattie q ~ te'''"'' - "li, a.'' 81
a ,au .H ",'p orr"u"t:. EtrN n,"n HHo
....t.-,.ts tie ,ytlrp,. Of he D"'' t"'t' lalty,
.l:t = ~ a-trtcd hy -cih-hu.>>, aif give cui-
T." -7ri. 1t 70 the n"t"'NcrH OF tac famoIe Con.
n - 4. -ra'rery-t-t -4,-
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23

FrNERAL CEREMoSIES.-The remains Of Richard
r. Snowden. Jr.. were committed to the grave at
Sacramento on Monday afternoon, by an imposing
cortege. The long procession Of carriages contain
ing sympathzit friends. headed by the Suffer Ri.
0es and City Guard. took up its march ut about
five o'clock p. NJ. from the residence Of DR.. Price
under solemn and sacred music BY the Union Brass
Band, and passing through several streets. reached
the Cemetery at the closing hours OF the day. The
respect thus shown to the memory of this young
man was due him, as his character and honor stood
high and without Flemish in the community from
whence he has been untimely severed forever.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23
ROAM NOTICE.

gTNIF Undersigned do h-r.by make known and decIaFs
their intention 10 organize Joint Stock Company loF
The construction ~ Turnpike Road 10 the Coanty OfE'
DuTafo State NJ California, extending from nv yaPds
sou-w' from what = k.o%n ~ Brorkliss New station,
on the ~ Dorado aud Carson Valley Wagon Road. down
~ ~ yards east what r. known brOckss Old Station,
aud following practicable the following re ute.
viz COMMENCING ~ a small black oak tree marked HS
ynH yards south west (Tpm Drdckirs New Station ON tlB~
Dorado aud Car"n Valley Wagon Road; thence south
- vi, To- white al tree marked " " thence touth "
wa Ia buk oak tree marked II - thence south 1Se
N 10 pine tree marked u !; thence south Eest o6 yao
fn ri tree marked II :" thence wrs sodth.kes 1870
yd pine mark'd"I :" thence south. west yds 10
an OAK tree marked Z" II " thence south 40 yds 10 IN
marked " II :" thence south west l2i yds. TO an
OK marked u " thence south by west - yds 10 an
nnk tree marked =" thence south by west yds to an
ual marked u !; thence south by wet p3 Ids to
lr tree marked II !" thence .nhth-weSt by south -
Sd- ~ pine tree marked II :" thence wet by south ~
ll.. H. nu OAK married II :" thence south by
3i yd4 o1k tree marked II :" thence routh'
w, by s"uh II ys 10 M OAK tree marked :" thence
south Souih.wr.t 49, yds TO an oak tree marked II
'i,Irc - southwest 1Jn ydr. 10 pine tree marked
" II tr,ir' Il .G yls. to oak tree marked !"
thence by south l2G ytls Ia pine tree marked
u " ~ II. sou;h-wcst l"2 yds. to spruce tree
man n thci.r' w's lt2 ydS to- stake marked " H.
r. i'rta'l" ard Carson Valley Wagon Road 100 yds
u"r'h &C.. trr The hrisr the South Fork Of tISs
Nu'trnr Eivcr and ~ !ds cast from frOcklss Ola SH-
:.n, .;tid tihH
1' InI rsig,tl will meet at the law Office Of Geo q.
r. l,larf - the Town "f ~ dorado. SAID county, on
II ISpAi th' Z ~ Il ~ ~ july. A. iSG1 ut O'Clock
81 sad day. fn- IL" purpose Of making preliminary
- ...1.,i.,.I. Of . al Liil rALy.
Da'rd Jrnc ~, \. b l'fh
n",>, WV Dr,S, IEDc,S
hoA,. Il KIoE, &C. IIANtmARD,
l'AI SiH,S HAS, j +. IIAiL, wv. Er4m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23

FRrIr AT SrscoL.-Wc have seen private note
nurseries, in which, in speaking Of the fruit, he SAYS
he escaped frosts. but about half Of his peach
crop has been cut off BY the 'currd leaf" lie has
several variles Of peaches, however, that show no
indication whatever Of the disease. Henccforh he
will propagate these varl'ics alone Pefalad o"-
nd|
In Smiths gardens, on the American SAYS the
Sacramento Lhj0n, II large number Of his peach
trees have not been affected by the "curled leaf, "
while other varitrS have suffered Some of his trees
produce beautifully that the branches are broken
of by the weight Of the fruit.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23

The WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT Of the New
York Times states that Mr.. Chaplin, the artist for
Frank Leslie's Pictorial borrowed sketch book Of
the artist Of the Japanese Embassy, to look for a
moment, and then left with it for New York. The
Japanese we're very indignant At this. the FIRST IN.
stance oftreschcrN rrsctiscd uron them hv Amer.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23

INIIECTROpATIIIC PHYSICIAN, would in.
II form the citizens nj Plartrvc aud the afflicted gen.
rrnN that lac VIII successfully treat upon all CHRONIC
DISEASES such rs Rheumatism, Neuralgia Dyspepsia In
all u forms, Diseases u the Luugs and Eyes Nervous
Headache, General Debility, NIL dsrnsrs Of the Spinal
t"hn ~ Nervous System. Fever and AIuc, Palpitaon
81 thu Heart fralN's, Weakness and Trembling of tho
Stn zach and Limbs, Ctc., etc.
lar. ,lam has the LATEST IMPROVED Galyanic Dat
ii"-, and : the "ily man in California; outside Of San
Francisco who understands its prudent proper Rppli.
r'"n TO diseases I" the afflicted Dr. Uphum would say
a' Wh III. system "t applying Flee trcy, he will cure
IL Cruur Disease, that CAN M CURED In less time an(
i'>~ NOT ~ than any other Physician In California
!" ~" LADIES' who are afflicted with any Of III ose
plants which Females subject TO. will fluid this manneV
"i ''ornE particularly ci0lcous, where all other syr
tcns TAN They viii Le attended by Mrs. Cpham, whit
learned nf d. Paige, TIM inventor at his Galvanic Bat
~ and it, application to the removal OF diseases Mira
p'1m has lnac'irrd in Ihe Atlantic States with greaJ
success She has made Eectropahy study for several
years, attended lectures, and received her diploma, beside
may numerous testimonials ~ cures md pTvctua man
ncr al treating Female Diseases well rs all others that
come within the sphere Of the Magnetic Electrical prn
'rlc. Advice aud consultations free Charges reason.
ahl" Office nj the KEOKCK HOUSE. jr9.6IA
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ROWLERS INFALLIBLE
RHEUMATISM MEDICINE.

ROWLERS INFALLIBLB
RHEUMATISM MEDICINE.
FOR CURING RHEUMATISM, MERcCRIAL AND
CHRONIC DISEASES.
(Ns the Phoenix rises from the ashes Of its hre ami
mated with lite, does this medicine reinvsorate
the whole system, and overcome disca Sr.)
The removal aud permanent cure of rheumatism. Mcrcu
rial aud Chrome Diseases, Secondary Syphilis,
Stubborn Ulcers, Cutaneons Eruwions, Swelling
uf the Glands, aud all diseases arising from
an inJulicnus use Of Medicines.
II stimulates to action the ahsorbents and secretions
drives pain of all kinds from The body, and reduces all
swelliuEs In an incredible short time.
In the above named diseases this preparation ia
tE- UmeqUNled In the X Known World. IA
As lhenedicine will recommend itself when once used
certificates are considered unnecessary
y. BIT contains MCrcurial preparation. None
genuine unless the written signature Of JAS. r. B0YCE
arNclr on the label Of each bottle.
Prepared only by
J.R. BOYCE. NJ. D.,
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Carer II Z and Secoc9 streets, Sacramento
-. .a'etv rTTTtT & tHoNTT Druggist. Man street
r. i'rt 'iilT, up I'm
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MMrMArrrRS--Tbe sum of 1850 900, all in double
eagles, was coined at the San Francisco Mint los'
week, uud e:7,'10 il 1pIrt"r cb.'r-
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MUEzO, DEP. Con table.
SUM MONS.

GtTA1i or CALIFORNIA; County Of II Dorndo-Jus-
' tres Count MpHttin Township The People { the
-tI+. IlIOS.-GlEEES, NEAL.SlY MILES
"A i. l. FILMING. greeting:
III re cr-L% iinoned 10 appear before me. Mt my
"a = M Mountain TU"uslHp o. Tie C"uI'v Of II Dui ado,
nh" - day NJ hu"n.t. \. y l.Gn, at IL o,ocl, A.
t, rr mt, the con plant ofllrnry Lea Vim Cole who
,le tot tcu!,r the sum of two hundred dollars, for bal.
q iI', when Judgment will lie taken against
Gr t .ad auun.. together with costs and damages,
II A,u fat To appear md answer.
10 Me Sheriff, Constable Of sni1 County, greet
,lf; he i'rl service and due return hereof
Giten under my hand this tenth day of May d. 1900
Join T.. Mcguire,
Justice Of the Peace In and for sad Township.
The r'l or AFFIDAVIT having been made, md placed on
L. N aulnrizc tie Issuance Of order OF
lNhrttun is hereby ordered that The above Summons
b. Iul1 el.'I IN u'wspaper published In Flacervil'e
tl,A - Nt' tain l"hnctt. Tor term 81 three nnnthS
ir o. I'm irv Il May, lSu Mt the expiration Of which
ttHr VI sad summons shall lie deemed complete
Ll9 i'n JOHN G. MCGUIRE, J. r.
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NOTICE.

WE have Ills day MAY 1T; 1850 bought all the right
w TILE aud Interest in the Sadilery Shop In hia
place. aud viii VI BE- rrsp usbc for any purchases
w'lr iv the SpAniarl, Frederick Indicn, without our
knowledge and curSrnt, from and after this date.
WM. SlEGMAS 4 co.
Ippcr Wacrrvllc June 10, l-i0. icl6 a