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Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-28
The Medical and Surgical Institute of


Dr. Il. ). CZAPkAY, is already secured in position
winch places it, as well as its proprietor far above
the assaults of envy and professional malice. In the
schools Of France, the highest prizes are often award
ed to practitioners in this department Of Medical
science and they occupy with Others equally lofty
position in the profession. Ricord is an usrious ex-
simple, shining light among the philosophical stars of
his age in Europe, and Dr. CzapEay has fully equaed
him in this country as proof Of which, the Phila-
delphla College Of Medicine complrnented him with
Diploma, and the honorary dd eaadenp degree. Sc
lecting this as his field o. operation although qualified
as graduate Of the University of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary army
Tor more extended labors, Dr. L. j. C4apkay has ent
his earnest attention to the cure OF chronic and pri-
vate diseases in which he has become so great an ex
pert that he is now regarded the LEADER in this
branch Of his profession throughout the United states
ana ms portrait and biography published as mat
ter OF Interest to their readers in the most exclusive
journals. The Doctors Offices are at bis Medical and
Surgical Institute, on Sacramento street, corner
Ledesdori, nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pa
chc Mail Steamship Company.
gaS- We ask particular attention Of our readers to
the sworn certificates OF remarkable cures In another
Column Of this paper. se8O3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-28
Patent Syrimgcs

NTOREY SMITHS Reservoir, Davidson's, Matt
1tA sons Maues-indispensble in every family.
iyl2 t% RICE, COFFIN & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-28
Toilet
HnVaAids
Thayer's Fluid Extracts.

A FULL assortment of these reliable preparations
IA fast coming into general with Druggists and
Physicians at the East For prospectus, dose lists
&C. &c, apply to
jy12 RICE, COFFIN co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-28
WILD OATS.

XTILD oAT SEED for sale at tho "Farmer's
w Ranoh," five miles from Marysvile, on the
Parks Bar road.
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26

Lower Mexico and we will be Invested Of
every one Of them; and then. endowed with
the splendid domain that We shall get, We
viii adopt homestead policy. and we viii
invite the poor. the destitute, Industrious
white men from every cline under heaven,
to come in there and make his fortune.
80. sir. we will build up a nation, renOya-
ted by this process. of white laboring men,
You may build yours up on compulsory
serTile labor, and the two will flourish side
by side; and we shall very soon see Wheth-
er your principles. or hat state Of society,
or ours, IS the most prosperous or vigorous.
I might say, sir. that. Invested Of TING
institution. who donbts that the provinces
of Canada would knock at our doors in a
day? Therefore. my friends. We hare all
the clements for building up an emTire
d Republic. founded on the great prin-
ciples Of the Declaration of Independence
that shall be more MAGNIFICENT. more pow
eraful and more just, than this world has
ever seen at any other period I DO not
know that | should have a single second to
this policy; but it IS policy that OccusSts
me. and it recoDciIes me in some measure
to the threatened loss or secsssion, q tkese
States.
But, sir. l am for maintaining the Unios
of these States. l will sacrifice everything
but honor to maintain It That glorious
old flag of ours. by any act of mine, shall
never cease to wave over the integrity Of
this Union as it is. But if they will not
have it so. in this new, renovated Govern
ment Of which l have spoken. the 4th Of
July, with all its glorious memories, viii
never be repealed The old fag0f1776
will be in our hands, and shall float over
the nation forever; and this Capital, that
some gentleman said would be reserved for
the Southern Republic, shall still be the
Capital. 1t was laid out BY Washington;
it was eonseerated by him; and the old flag
that he indicated in the Revolution shall
still float from the Capitol. CApplause in
the galleries.
The Presiding 06ce-The~ Sergeantat-
Arms will take proper measures to preserve
order in the gallery OF clear it.
Mr.. Wade,-I say, sir, l stand by the
Union of these States. Washington and his
compatriots fought for that good cid Gag.
It shall never be hauled down, but shall be
the glory Of the Government to which L
belong, as long as my life shall continue.
To maintain it, Washington and his con-
patriots foughtfOr liberty and the Eightsof
man. And here l will add that my own
father although but a humble soldier,
fought in the same great cause, and vent
through hariships and privations seyenfold
worse than death in order to bequeath it to
his children. 1t is my inheritance. It
was my protector in infancy, and the pride
and glory Of my ripper years; and, Mr.
resident, although it may be assailed by
traitors on every side. by the grace OfGOd,
under its shadow | viii die.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26
FLOOD 1coDl BLOOD FooDi

Are you desrairingl Have sou srisd ether renediss
and fAilecf DO you classify Dr.. BROssoEs BLesB
FOoD with other patent meiicinesf Listen
IL would lie impossible to letyou know Of the BLooE~
FOaD ~itheut resOrting to adVsrtisinE- Nov. tha1
q1seks resors to the same method to scQuaint you
wiIh their Satent medicines. does not make this prep
ar1fian the sane style Of article &c Ais theirs. Dr..
BRaNs~N is q teachers in our medical colleges. and .
vrrv celebrated iSeturer on phJ siologyi and bis prep
arstirns-Loj patent med einss-are the result Of an
oil phl sieian's great experience and knoueldge-
Then DO s0t de pair fhoagh yea have tiled otksr
remedies and Lied try this and you will surely be
gu Ell COnsunPtIEei yau rs$y be cured By tha-
Unfortunztsl Shose oysr-sSxed system has brought
on some chronic disease numbers suffering A. you
Ar. fnd reli-f and restoration TO perfect health frsn
he BLooD FSOD Dysp.ptie : try It. All suhsriBE
from Liver Complaint. male or female SeAkEeSses-or
any c mPisint eanssd by poverty or deheleney OF
blood. ieei your bloOi with the BLOOD FooD and be
vii r.srr --
McTuzPsI NoTuxss! Z n yOu vane your own com
fert an : the h-allh OF your ehiif'en. keep Dr.. EAroH's
ISsANTiLE CaRPiAL always 10 the house It 10 sAfe.
free ron ptr-gOrie and all opistes. and Is . certain
remedy for Diarrhsa. Summer Complaint ant all die
eases amending tsstking. aud \ great RssistEhce Ia
sOfteniDg the gums, " PSee aayertisement-
Far safe ny WOODS 4 PRIV. 49, -AHt
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26
arsa. E.citemsnt at Pittsburgh.

On Monday the most intense excitement
existed at Pittsburgh, oecas;Oned by the
attempt Of the Z. s. Quartcrmsster to ship
cannon and ammunition from the U. S. Ar
seDl at that place, 70 forts near the mouth
Of the Mississippi and Galveston, Texas.
With the apparent object of shipping the
Pittsburgh Arsenal of guns, and placing
them where the secessiOnists could get them
Ci6Eens Of all parties. join in tae determi-
nation that it shall not be done. Leading
Democrats telegraphed to Washington, re.
qucstag Government to have the order
eouatermaDded. saying that the people Of
Pittsburgh would pct alloB tie gqns 70 b
removed
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26
MarrIasts.

In FarmingtOn.' Dee. 18th, By Ed. d. J.
White. Mr.. Russell DoTY Of Troy. Geauga
Co, to Mrs. HANNAH PERsIvILLE of Far
mingtOn. 1
In Austintown, Dec. 10Th, by Ed. Thos-.
HiIIock. Mr.A. W. GREEN Of Sharon ,MsdinE
Co. o. and Miss NELLIE E. HENRY, young
est daughter of Francis Henry, Esq. Of the
former place.
In Ellsworth Dec. 25th, by the sAme,JAMES
F. SNYDER of Garfield, aud Miss MARY
REED of the former place.
In Warren, on the 18th inst, by Jefferson
Palm, Mr.. JOHN HOWELLS and Miss JANE
EDWARDS, both Of Weathersfeld.
By Rev. E. T. Brown, Dec. 18th. Nr.JOHN
T. TRUESDALE and Miss MARY L. BUT
TERRIFIED.
Also. on the 18th. by the same, Mr. JAMES
L. SMEDLEY and Miss LOUISA HOLCoMB.
Also, on the Doth, by the same, Mr.. Will
LIAM GILMER and Miss MARTIAL. BUT
TERRIFIED.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26
WASHINGTON c0RREsPoHDEScE.
WASHINGTON, Doc II. 1860.


hesso. ESsor:-Tbere is a musical prodigy
eaNed black Ton. q blind negro child, 10 years
81 sgs, tSre in ne STATE Of South CaroIiaa, in
the %Sly soeditisn Of slavery. row on eIhibi-
Ties h0e. he has bad 70 sesshiug, IS Of course
vinsqus sdpestOn. and ka performances ge a.
t0aitane. e<5OaA AsTshizg ever dreamed %.
be eseesass. with She skill II tbE no1t S~1perien-
esd player. dT6eElt pieces Of music. He EiD
hos fAez flayed, and sAen execute then from
neE,s1. With more care snd skiH tAsa aae per-
an who Pisys fer hin. Hs resises asszzakly.
sp<eohe. r. n hearing ih.m. AID Ei,i he looks
Aoa ass Iiks AZ idicS He slso epu2oses MT
els.
The pSrtGrieut iahos Of the CriHs COMMITTEES
Of q. thus fzr. hare knsaght toah he fOIlOS-
ing
'iReH'eed. Tha+. - sAe ejinioa If this com
Drttse. tie existing disseminate among he South
en- psapls- Ead sae EroEing h~uSiility HnsORK
Eae1l 70 the Federal aovzarsenE are greatly to
be rsgrett-d; and that zhether such diseoateBts
sud hostility ss EEhS-t iutt ea1se o. rat. any
reasonable. prefer. and eoasiiLuiisnai rrned5es,
and eeesisel gzarzstieS of tAeir peculiar int@r-
<sts, 80 ~reeognued by tke GanSjtsGes necsesa-
~ 10 preserve the r-Hee of the eUcatry sud the
p1rt<tuify Of the Union. eh0csj be promptly and
eherfaliy granted
n this dos sat pA1se che Ere eGtss aad
fhoes n fei=lIias sgaiast fss Coyrrnnent. !
%uziI sueees 70 liz evuanires DE ciRciOssi
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26
9tatks.

At the residence Of Garry Lewis, Esq, near
Montrose, Iowa, on the 2sth of November, Mr.
EMILY c. wife of Garry Lewis, in the 54th
year Of her age.
Also, at the same place. on the 3dof Deeen-
Der, OLIVE CLARA LEWIS, daughter of
Garry and Emily C. Lewis. in the Soth year Of
her age. both of Pieura P~neumOnis, after .
brief iIIness.-Fr0m The KaOkuk Journal.
In Vienna, Of Pdtrid Sore Throat, FRAN
CTS Newell, and ALICE. son and daughter
of Hiram and Emily Williams; the first named
on the Cd of November. aged six years. aAd
the second CA the 9Th of November, aged ele-
ven years.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26
SeeeNian.

The secession Of South Carolina ha.
been in form completed BY the passage Of
an ordinance to that affect by the cOnven.
ton now sitting at Charleston. Once be.
Es. in 1889. South Carolina did the same
thing bat then a man occupied the Prcsi-
DENTAL chair which is now filed by a dot
ard It is impossible to predict with any
confidence the immediate result Of the ster
just taken; but n thing is certain. the
manly speech Of Frank Wade in the U. s.
Senste meets 3 response in the heart Of
every patriot and q public sentiment is al.
ready formed which viii heartily sustain
Gncclp's administration in following the
course indicated BY our Senator. The
Union, it must and shall be preserved is
Row the wathword. and by the fourth Of
March next, those who would tolerate dis
pniop I'll be as scarce as Tories in the
Revolusion Of '76.
" believe Ar. Wade has bit upon the
true ourse to be pursued. Let the oollcc.
siOR Of customs and the enforcement Of
United States laws 60 steadily on. regard
hs-cf pretended dissolution or secession
ordinances. and leave The traitors to exhib-
it their folly unpunish5d until they make
gone actually hostile attacks upon the
United States officers or forces. and then
Isl the Furnishing blow be 50 severe as to
ped 20 repetition. Under this treatment
psrniOn viii have a short life and South
Carolina will sneak back into her place
vita very little encouragement to cut up
sneh rranks in future.
As to compromises, there are none to be
made in regard to the Slavery question:
Tbs Republican party fou. ht and won its
battle upon the simple issue of Slavery
extension Shall the territories be free
territories? was the question. The Repub-
;Gcahssa;d, Yes; their opponents said, No
The policy Of Oleor the other must prevail
There is 20 middle ground, and it is mere
iupudence to threaten mischief unless the
Yictorious party viii let the conquered one
dictate the terms on which the administra-
ton may be carrie3 on.
Fit has come to this. that even if beaten
at the ballot box the South must ard will
Eule or destroy the Union. let US settle it
With them at once, and find out whether
the right of the majority to rule in accor-
dance With the Constitution is a sham or a
The question is now put to the
Northern people whether they have any
rights which the slave-masters arc bound
. respect and if 90. whether they will
rake those rights respected, or will yield
hem up 70 the FIRST bully who threatens
aisunjOp.
We are grati6ed to notice that but one
voice is spoken BY the Republican press
Il is that We must maintain our c~onstitu
liOual right to elect our President and to
the government according to the
seEersOnian Interpretation Of the COnstitu-
hon. or, we were going to say die in the
last diseh" defending our rights. but that
alternative is ridiculous when we compare
the twenty millions of Northern freemen
With the pisful forces of the Disunionists
let our answer 70 traitors and rebels be,
'~ssbmSssso1 70 &has, e4 no oOszprozt
less" t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26
peepsr s.M.

kr. O. :. Hull has resshea the 5spsS sf2aO
ks, VIII his drilling. We are informed tia.
be proposes 70 si=h his Eell anstheE huudYed
fe1 deeper. If Tia citizens of the town will
Pay the expense. This We AVE no doubt they
viii %. Because Mr.. Hulrs we'll will not only
ssst the question Of oil or no oil, for HIS own
seritSry. bot Cor the seat Of che torn. 1t the
cane time Those ~he oEn real eststa here,
9Snnt better ssrEs thsir owa interest. than in
hsssDg he MISTER thoroughly tested.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26
Heavy Defalcatioa.

4 fraud upon the u. 8 Treasury to the
amount Of nearly a million Of dollars, has
Been discovered. Bonds Of the Indian
Trust fund, bearing the Official acceptance
Of the Secretary of War. have bccD used
fof private puposes
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26
IND

Nun1orY,sIaE -JIlaaa'asG
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26
NOTICE.
WARREN & BRAcEyILLE
PLANK ROAD COMPANY

Noice is hereby given totes Sock.
N hoLlers Of this esmpsny 70 meets II ne Store %
n x Uovt 4 Co. In Warren, at o'elock 2. ~. en-
4endav JAnulEy y. le6I. for the purpose ofeisetiAS
s-v-n nirectors 10 serve for the ensuihg yeAr.
lDec- ls, sol HAkHo AUSTIN. Ir"-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26
DErTTION FOR
ptixabe,h Miller In The Conrt q Camnaa
Pleas. Transail County.

Said aefendsnt 10 hereby notified that he pAiEtiR
has h!ed in said Court her Petition for a divorce. Lna
for the custody Oftheir infant ehik. and = ~ fssior
Ell 70 her maiden name Causes. hzhitual dranxen-
ness Tar three years All gross nsglsek OF anty- sid
Petition will be heard At the nszt tsER - said Cart
Dee. IS, 90, sEl R-E&U- y, KCTSHrSs,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
FAC-SIMILE POST OFFICE.

THE MAILS for Sacramento, San Francisco and all
parts Of this State, close every day at this ONCE 1t
o'clock, =. ".
The mails for the Atlantic States and Europe, via.
Los Angeles close emiweeky, Wednesdays and Fri
days at O'Clock.
Pm.
The Steamer mails for the Atlantic States Oregon and
Washington Territory close about the 3rd and 18th Of
each month, Except when those days Sa'ur.
day and then they will close the day previously at 10
o'clock r. NJ Letters intended to go by this route must
be marked " via Panama"
The Malls for Grizzly Flat close at this Office every
Wednesday, morning at O'Clock.
The Mails for Newtown close at o'clock, A. NJ, on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
The mails Tor CedaTvie and Indian Diggings close at
o'clock A. NJ, every Monday and Friday,
The Malls for Cold Springs and Coioma close every day,
(Sundays excepted) at3 O'Clock.
The Kelsey spanish Flat, and Georgetown Malls close
at ~ O'Clock every day. (SunIays cxcrptrdl
The Mails for Carson Valley and Salt Lake City. ciusr
Semi. Monthly on Wednesday mornings at O,luck.
OFFICE HOCRs.-From O'Clock, A. ~, til II, 81
and from ! till 3, +. NJ. (Sundays except"h(
On Sundays-From 5 until ~, A. ". aid from
until +. NJ A. II. SPENCE, +. NJ.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
NOTTCE TO CL,ATMANTs.

ORDERED that, from and after the first Monday 81
~ May next, claim against the County for mileage,
when the dIstanc" ira, rrd exceeds miles, will be-
allow ed. Without bill f particulars specifying the
several points between which the travel performed,
and the distance from point to point.
], VIM A. January, County Clerk Of III Dorado County.
and o0 Clerk Of the Board u Supervisors Of SAID
copy ~ order made by said Board of SurrN i>UTs
the 9th day Of April, ~ ID. IsO and Of record in
my Office.
Witness my hand, and the Seal Of the County
l.. Court of said County, at Ohcc in the titI Of
- PlaceT'ilc, this 9TH day of April, A. d. isCO.
WI. 4. JANUARY,
az Clerk Of Board Of supervisors.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14

HoLLowAY's Ointment AND PILLS-Pr0r 10 the
introduction Of Holloway's Ointment, cancers were
ssnPPo:ed to be ineradicabe except BY the scalpe,
put this doctrine is now exploded. The most de.
nlOrable CaseS-cuses that could not be reached bv
!he knife or by caustic--have recently been cured
by THIS wonderful dSinfectant which acts Us All IT.
FeSlstbe counter blast to the virus of the disease
arrests ITS progress and relieves the empoisoned
nssn Of us terrible and offensive burden. Scrofu.
lous sore, tumors, carbuncles 0landular swcIlings
sore leg etc. arc no longer the bugbears they were
IN former times. The Ointment, aided in its action
BY the Pills, inc ndblv cures them.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
NOTICE
To the Holders Of the Funded Inde bted
ness Of the CITY OF PIacerville.

To the Holders Of the Funded Inde bt I'd
ness Of the CITY OF PIRcerville.
NOTICEs hereby given that there now in the Sink
IN Ing Fund Of the City Of PlaceFvie the sum o
Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars. which will be used for
the purchase Of the Bonds Of said city issued under the
provisions Of Act entitled An Act provide for Fund
Ing the Debt 81 the City Of Pacervile, and the payment
thereof" approved March 9Th. 1858 Said money will be-
used r the Redemption Of the greatest amount Of Bonds
which may b" offered aud holders OF said Bonds here
by invited to submit to thu Funding Commissioners Of the
City ~ Piacrvilc, Sealed Proposals for the Redemption
Of such Bonds, with Coupons from No TO No 10 ncu
sve attached fuch Sealed Proposals. will be- opened ut
the Orc of the Treasurer ~ said City the I'd day Of
May. IsG at IL o'clock ~. Of said day and the money
will be awarded to the person or persons who shall or
surrender the largest OF Bonds for the
hut bid will be accepted for the surrender VI Bonds at
tlnn their par value.
G.. ". SWAN,
TnEO. ?. TRACY, Funding COMMISSIONER
r. T. HERNANDEZ.
Dated Placervilic, March 3lst. lsGn.-Ht
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
The Medical and Surgical Institute

or pr H. j. CZAPKAY. Is already secured in position
which places It, we'll rs Its proprietor, far above the
Hssauli- Of rrvy and Inalicr In the SCHOOLS 0f
France the highest prizes are often awarded practit"n
err ~ this department II Medical ience, and they occupy
with others Nh equally lofty position in the profession.
RcuTi IL All illusriOus example, shining light among
the oIhical stars 81 his Europe and Dr. Cap
Nay has fully ruavd him In this country, prouf of
which the Philadelphia College Of Medicine cOnpinrnted
him with Diploma and the honorary al fHH'itIu degree.
Selecting this his field Of operation although qualified
graduate Of the University Of Pcsth and late Chief Sur
Reou Of the Hungarian Revolutionary army, for
tended inbors Dr L. CEapkay has bent his earnest at
trnon III" u chronic diseases, In which he has
become great expert that he is regarded the
Leader in hi. branch Of lis profession throughout the
United States, aud his portrait md biography pub
scd matter II interest to their reader. ia the
tluyc jnurnHs The BuCtUrs rirrs nj his M-dIeal
and Surgical Institute, on Sacramento street. Of
Lcdsdor nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company.
SN Weak III" particular attrn tion II readers 10 the
sworn certificates Of remarkable cures, IN another column
Of TIL. paper. f4t3m.l
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
CAUTION.

We caution all PERSONS from buying trees from Hawters
au prrrs who ptt'rnd to have trees from Onr Nursery
tw out vouchers from hs but would advise all To send
their orders direct through authorized agents
they viii h. Ie TO get Trees correct TO their labels
Tree. ordered from the Nursery. will BE- packed with the
greatest and will lie in much better order for planting
than long exposed for sale in hauling them about
r runtrY planting oni Orchards can
b- careful. in plantT none but 4 best varieties
Pru flrly planting, when practicable particularly
recommended.
Catalogues containing full descriptions Of stock and
prices -rnt free To all applicants All orders must he
cuinianrd with the cash To receive attention.
Address A. p. SMITH,
a., street, Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
Ornamental and Shade Trees.

Consisting Of Elm Maple, Linden, Ailanthus, Catapa
Eaburnnm Tor Golden Chan), Weeping and Cured Lear
willow. Timber Locust &c, &C Also the Evergreen Ar
nr Vitn vcrJ ornamental for Public Prvate Grounds,
Avenues and Cemeteries. All Of fine growth and large
~. f,r planting oil the coming SEASON. --------
our stock Of Canclias, Roses, and endless variety OF
Green House Pauis,a Unusually fine and large. The
Camras have commenced blooming In their beautiful
varieties and coors and will continue through the Winter
md SurinY months.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINE
II AND
GARDEN SEEDS.

Imith's Pom illogical Garden and Nursery
IN hILEs fR0h sAcRAHENTo, ON THB AMERICAN RIvER.
Depot and Store ~ J. streeet.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14

WE offer the present season large and extensive
w stock Of Fruit and Ornamental Shade TFeea FLOW
ering Shrubs Green House PAns be found In
any Nursery Establishment the Pacific coast, embracing
a. Il riaAIna
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
MOuutain gemOtrat.
n.mocr,tic County Central Committee.

t. p, FISHER, No. l1lH Washington street,
ot,I,nse Magnircs Opera HOUSE" is the only authorized
Agent for the Mm.1AiS DEWWKtt in the city u San Fran.
ri.co All order. for the p,r advertising left with
him will be promptly attended to.