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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

SHOWING HIS REAL CoLoRS.-S. A. Bal
lou has at last the courage and honesty to
avow his real sentiments. To get office,
he prottSsed to be a Democrat, and those
who knew him most intimately always
doubted his sincerity, He was recently
elected delegate to the Douglas State
Convention, but the following letter, which
he sent to the San Francisco Gazette, the
organ of the ultra Republicans at the Bay,
shows that the Convention that nominated
him didn't know their man:
"0ur Administration Committee have split.
Two Conventions-the regulars, or Doucs met
Saturday, the a5th inst. Will carry the county
like whirlwind, or not so easy. j. o. Hundy
(Assemblyman last Winter is Breckenridge
leader, Of neither large or enthusiastic pariv,
in Plumas. Tom Shannon (Assemblyman last
Winter,) adheres to the old faith, /. e., remains
attached to the Douglas party / think you
will get large number Of subscribers in Piu.
mas. Repubs are increasing to an alarming
extent; in fact getting as thick as blackber.
ries."
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
kELsEY, Scrt. 9. lseN.

kELSEv, SEPT. .. 1860.
EDIToRs DEnocRAr; The nominations made
hy the DonglaA party, Mt tho late CnnrSntinn,
are received with the greatest dissatisfaction by
members Of that party at this place. They are
particularly "heavy" Nn John Conness, giving
him "itsS on all occasions. They charge him
With treachery, corruption. doublc.dealing, etc,
and presume they are very justly applird-iu
short, they "handle him without gloves"
heard responsible member Of that party. and,
until lately, an ardent friend Of Mr.. Cnnness
offer TO give four bits for every vote Mr.. Con-
ness would get at this place. ! am informed
BY another member Of the Douglas party that
none Of their nominees will receive ten votes
the Douglas electors and the Breckinridge
county ticket. OF course, We Brcckinridge men
are very sorry for tho misfcrtuues Of our 6ppo.
nents, but still We have not "a single tear to
she'd" ONE OF THE OLD GUARD.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

SALE or LASDEE's OrrPIr.-Thc entire
outfit Of Colonel Landcr's late expedition
is advertised for sale in the Butte Record.
1t consists Of five teams and pack mules,
horses, wagons, harness. saddles, apparios
picks, crobars and steel drills The ex.
pedition is expected to reach Orovic
about the 10th of September, when any
portion Of the above stock or fixtures will
be sold at private sale. The balance will
be sold at auction at Marysville at an
early day. The wagons are nearly new,
as they were purchased in Sacramento but
a few months ago.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
Correspondence OF the Democrat.
Com HUI. September 8. ls6o.

GoLD HILL. September 8, lS6o.
MRssRs. EDIroRs wish to inform you that
= call for q meeting TO form Douglas and
johnson Club, in this precinct, ON Monday,
the 9Th Of August, was circulated pretty eN-
teusiVely. The meeting WAS To De held at
Browns Saloon Monday night came. but the
adherents Of Douglas aud Johnson didn't. IL
was q complete hzzle, there not being sutli-
cient number present to Organize. The prime
movers ashamed Of their strength, sncaked
away to . place Of secreSy and organized. This
is after the fashion Of the Know NothinEs in
1855.
When men are afraid or ashamed 10 come
out publicly and 0vOw their principles and
show their strength. no matter how Odlous the
One may be or weak the other, they should
never Wv to organize a club. | do not mean
70 cah this secret political association. but il
does come nearer TO it than any | have ever
heard Of, not to be one.
wish to give you few facts with regard 10
the leading spirit in getting up this Douglas
Club, TO show you Of what ingredients tue
Douglas party is composed. As long ~ there
was a Wing party he was one Of its warmcst
members. When the Know Nothing party
came into existence. he. being a foreigner,
could not join il, yet he voted their ticket and
talked in favor Of its principles. In ~ he
claims 10 have voted for Buchanan, hut this is
doubtful, judging from his Rn,ccedcn;s, In
81 he was rank Republican. In - he joined
the Democratic party. aud desired tn be elected
Delegate to the Administration County Con.
vention. He run and was diScracCfully beaten.
getting but Que vote-probably his own. Dis.
appointed, he, with one of his now worthy aSso,
Ciates, went to Placerville and presented ere.
dentials to the Brndcrick Convention. hut au.
other delegate was ahead Of him, and he was
excluded
He is . political trimmer, unreliable aud ever
on the watch To get on the strong side, Men
of like character and autccedents compose the
Douglas Club. Aud yet they have the face to
stand up and call unwavering Democrats,
"bOltersl" A majority Of them are Rcpubli.
cans in feeling and principle, and after this
election they will be found in the Republican
ranks. Il. d.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

DIssATrsFIED.--The Douglasites are
greatly dissatisfied with and openly de.
clare they will not support Mr.. COnncss'
ticket. Hostility to it comes pouring in
daily from every part of the county, from
men who have heretofore acted with and
supported Mr.. CONFESS. In Kelsey town
ship the feeling against it is strong, deci-
ded, uncOnquerable. Even Douglas men
are electiOneering against il, not only in
Kelsey township but in every township
II will be shamefully beaten.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

ENGLISH CoTroN England
and Wales have over three thousand cot.
ton factories, they ray their operatives
$llo,0on,Go pr annum, their entire trade
in these fabrics amounts 10 %52j, 001, ,o0o
annuity, giving employment to l,00o,ooo
operatives. They have $25o,oo0,0o0 Of
coin in the Kingdom exclusive Of that
held by the banks; their exports Of cotton
fabrics alone, exceed the entire exports Of
the United States, exclusive Of specie. A
country that exports S33. .00o, 600 Of silks,
$24, ,00o,00 Of iron, S33 900, o00 Of wool
ems, and $26,o00,o of cottonS, as the
United States does, builds up and cnrches
the countries who do the work, and i'm.
poveriShcs their own. Witness the idle
stagnation Of trade and enterprise in the
United States, associated as it is with
idlencss and extravaganza, and contrast
the beehive industry, expanding com.
mcrce, and accumulativc wealth Of Eng.
land and France.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

JEWISH SYNPArRY FOR SUFFERING CHS.
TIANS.-"Wc have been informed ON rel-
able authority" says the Pacific Mcmcn.
ger, (Jewish paper Of TODAY, that N.
CRENIEux. late Minister of France, has
made m appeal to the Israclites ofethc
world for assistance toward the relief of
the unfortunate Christians prosecuted nv
the Turks and DruSes in Syria. Experi-
cnce has taught us sad lesson, Of which
we cannot easily be unmindrnl, when we
trace the history Of our ancestors. Sym
pathy has always been the characteristic
Of the Jew, and We hope our brcthern will
be equal to the past, and when called on,
in the present instance, come forth and do
their duty manfullv."
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05


\ Pacific SEA SERPrNT.-The Mirror,
of San Francisco, gives the following dc>-
cription ofa live sca serpent on the Pacific
coast, as seen from our shores:
Ira Bnrdirk, residing near the Half
Moon Bay. atfirms that he saw one oi those
monsters at that place early last Sunday
morning. He was not more than a quar-
ter Of mile from il and had very dis.
tinct view of its proportions. II moved
with remarkable velocity, with its head
elevated fifteen or twenty feet above the
surface fihe MATER, and in its uadalating
motion exhibiting occasional sections Of
its immense body. The name usually
given TO the SEA serpent was not discov-
cred by Mr.. Burdick. He estimates It's
length at two hundred aud fifty feet and
the largest diameter of the body at three
feet The head. he is confident, could not
have been less than six feet in length and
four in breadth. The monster remained
in sight quite ten minutes. 1t tappruached
the bay from the south, and with brief
curve inland, crossed the mouth and dis.
appeared around the northern point. Mr..
Burlick is nan Of vcracitv. and we have
no reason to question the truth Of his
story.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
Plae.rv,IIe Poe, once.
'TNik MAILS ~ S,crlmt rto. san frane'SeoAr
] all raris 90 - .Siatc, ci"" tV''y day at ~

IhlF MAllS~ - SsrT1N't MO. Shh VFAfF'Nfo.hfH
j all paris 90 IT, STATE, cl"S' tVsty day 81 tsts
"a = aiY "'ci"sk, T. NJ
T. ",l' ~ 49, N'',r;'c s,A''' AL Fnfoi~
va /. A. -c.,s ..,,c .cn, Wc"s.y, ou Mc!n-.ia
sIa It.f.t. =; s',..hpM
L. S,a'.,: i.Al, 81 tie Atlantic Sla'eS. o-c.
6 70 and Wa.' ns' T"r'tory, c'">- Ahori ~ Nj
and l>;h 81 each mon'h. t1Ht,i uhrn ihast dAHs
rN:'t' ~" S.'}r .4v, al r'r .lty vi r'u,e The
ia, ~ s..u. At ! io'eiuck r. NJ Letter. 4nt.i..!sA
1" 60 by it,s rou;r mu>Ihr marked wa PanariA :"
L. Nal fr I5IT.y T'-i clesc at tl,,s '-H,et
'.'tN N"dtts,lsv. u,oth.nga ~ Gnrl'ck
To- NaNs ~ NrEt, W Lose =: n'rldck, 4, NJ,
On Mondays. Wed. esiay. and Fridays
Tie 'rai- "r Ceas', .ilc and Ind an n,gT rgs
close ~ ''!o-k \ VI 'Very Mohday NJ " day
The NN.i- 'rT Cold SrrirEs AHi c..i"ma close ev.
cry dNV. SGnlay> ~Nctptedl A'S n'cl"ck.
Tie kels, =. Spapt,a FtNt, and Grore";uun Mails
el Sc M'hiAJ', MedGtAdaya. Aid ffidayS a.
c',io,k rM
Th- Mail, for Carson Nanev and Salt Lake City.
cl"s" S''ini Mcnti'y or Wednesday u.osu,tgs At Z
=, ,rc.,
OFFICE HOURS From so'cock, A. ", ~,
NJ; Ant from Ill :. T. NJ. S.ndavs executed !
On SIndNys-From uu;iiin,A VI. And from
3Cn;iii. I'M H. SrESCE. +. u.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
Tn. Medical and Surslc.IIn.,I,u,.


ofhr l.. ! CINrkAI, is already secured N post
Ton uhlch rlacra IL, well a. t,s FV"rF -t"V. far
above the assaults 81 envy and proie'sonal mal,ee
In III" Schools o' France. the highest Pril-a are ft-n
a~ var led l" prAcioncrsin In this department o. Mcd
cal science, and they occupy With oth,rS equally
l"fy Position In the profession. RECORD 10 an ius.
trous example, shining light among the philoao.
phical stars Of his age In Europe, and DR. CEApkay
has fully cquAlled him In this country, ~ proof OF
wh'ch. the IhladelphiA College of Medicine eompi.
rlcn'et hin, With . u 2lomA. and the honorary dd
~nHdciS degree. Selecting this his Acd Of oI-ra.
on. although qualified a. graduate OF tho Cniver.
sly - Pcsh. and late Chief Surgeon of the HungA.
ran Revolutionary army, for mere eNt nded lAbors
DIR. l. J CTapkAy has bent his rArnest attention TO
the cure ofchrnnic A. private distasrS tn Uhi,h he
Las become 49, great ala expert that hs 10 nov re.
HArded a. the Leader in this branch 81 hs profss"n
throughout the United States. and hs portrait and
biography are published a. matter ut interest 10
Their readers in the most exclusive Journals. Tie
Doctors Offices are ai his Mcdi, Al and Surgical It,
stirir On Sacramento street, corner of Le drsdorh
nearly opposite the buildings Of the PAcnc Mail
etrTnhsh T. Company.
EH- Weask the particular attention Of our readers
TO the sworn certificates Of AAblc cures in an
other column ofthis paper jyl4sm
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

SrPPREssED.--"A Douglas Delegate"
requests us to ask the " President of Mr..
Conness' Convention" why the resolution
which the Convention unanimously and
enthusiastically adopted, instructing Sen
ators Crittenden and Dickinson to vote
against DIR. Gwin, has been suppressed
1t does not appear in the published pro-
ceedings. He desires to know who had
authority to strike it out.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

THE contract for constructing linc It
telegraph from Mississippi t" the Pacific
coast vii he made this ,not,h at Wash.
iu.tou II Is II be given - ;he lowest
bidder 1t is thought that BlR~lN. uf
Baltimore, SIniN. "f Minnesota, .kEAr
and others, Of California. hayc agreed IL
take the contract at the rates allowed by
thc Act, thati>, $4u,Vo" year from Gov.
crmcnt, with privilege to cha,Ec 81 r'r
every ten words transmitted 10y telegraph.
On condition of corstructin. the first linr
from the Mississippi TO the Pacific. the
company will also receive $lu0."pp from
the State Of Calflrni1.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

The HARBoR SURvEY.-A reply NAV
soon be expected. says the Alta, from the
President, in relation to the application
made by the Chamber of Commerce and
Board Of Supervisors to have Capt, j. F.
Gilner, Of the Engineera, L. S. A., assisted
by James Alden, Commander, L. S. ",
in the survey Of the harbor of San Fran.
cisco, which it is supposed, will occupy
the greater part Of year. These gentle.
men arc well qualified for the work.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

NEw lRApE-Whale Island, which was
first tittel FOR the purposes Of whale fish
ing. but has been unotcupicd Tor some
time on account Of no more Of those fish
being taken. is now used for nrw branch
Of trade. A party is engaged in taking
the red fish, which they get in quantities
few miles of shore. in from twenty 10
forty fa,homs water, and sailing them for
either San Francisco or the interior mar
kcts. These fish are considered very good
when well prepared, and large quantities
Of them can be taken. The number Of
men engaged is four, and they get from
four to eight hundred pounds Of fish a
day. They are mostly caught by trolling.
-CrfsctM City Herald.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

GoLD HmL.-Gold Hill promises to be
the banner precinct Of the county. The
Gold Hill Democrats are enthusiastic and
unselfsh, devoted to principle and efficient
workers. At the primary meeting on
Monday night they pOlled .tltty.nine votes.
One year ago the vote stood, Latham rs,
Currey Is.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
Very GAY.


Among tho many gay things said and
done at the late Conness Convention, in
this city, about the most airy, was the
resolution reported, instructing the two
Democratic Senator's, who hold over until
the next session Of the Legislature, to vote
against Democrat for the United States
Senate. MeSsrs. Crittcnden and Dickin-
son, if they have a spark of gratitude in
their respective compositions, must have
it kindled into fame of thankfulness, to
those who would so kindly relieve them
from considerable portion of their coming
labOrs. They should appoint themselves
committee Of two, to wait upon the gen.
erous DOuglasites who originated the labor
saving proposition, which would free them,
to great extent, of the annoyance of
deciding who shall be their choice for
next U. S. Senator. If Messrs. c. and u.
don't do this-if they think it is cour-
tesy "more honored in the breach than
the observance" " well may the Douglasitcs
exclaim-
blow. blow, thou winter winds,
Thou art not 80 unkind
As mans ingrautude!"
The fact is, the resolution of instruction
to which we allude, was altogether too
gay. The jOvial ConncsS himself, couldn't
stand it, and so he ordered it to be omitted
from the published report of the proceed,
ings. His commands, Of course, were
obeyed for who of his subalterns has the
audacity to disobey him? No one: There.
fore It is, that the resolution instructing
MesSrS Crittenden and Dickinson to vote
against Hon. Vim. N. Gwin for the United
States Senate, though before the ConvCn-
ton and duly acted on. does not appear
in the account given to the world, of the
sayings and dOings Of that renowned body,
the ConnesS Convention of 1860. 1t was
very gayl
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

No BREcKNRIDcE MES.-At the prima-
ry election in the First and Second Ward
in this city, on Monday evening, the vote
was One-third larger than that cast at the
Douglas primary election. In Upper
Placerville, Coon Hollow, Cold Springs,
Gold Hill, in fact every precinct we have
heard from, the Breckenridge vote was
much larger than the Douglas.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

PRONOUNCED A SwINDLE.-A dispatch
to the San Francisco Bulletin, dated Vir.
ginia city, August 3lst, says:
The lottery Of mining claims advertised
in some Of the San Francisco papers is a
swindle. Mr.. Brickett, the Deputy Re.
corder of Virginia District, disclaims the
certificate attached to the advertisement
in his name. He will write on the subject.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

ABOLITION OF GRAND JURIEs.-A bill
has been introduced in the Legislature of
the State Of Vermont to do away with the
grand jury system, a movement which
has already proved successful in the State
OF Michigan. Steps have also been taken
toward the abolition of grand iuries in
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connec.
hcIt; New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

F,rs, Annual Ball Of Young America
ESaiNE CoMPASY, No. 3.-The First annual Bsll
q loSns sp,.n.rriII.. Nnn viii be given at the CARY
USrsr, i on the evening Of the 10th Of September
coHMIrTRR OF ARRANGEMENTS;
ThOs. Hogsctt, J. ". Edwards, Wm; MeCSrmek' E;.S
II. W. Irvan, Wm. JOhnhon, D. H. flShei'
Mnnh
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

GoLD HnL.-The Democracy of Gold
Hill, at their primary meeting on Monday
evening, pOlled 6fty-nine votes. Mr..
Veercamp and Captain McCausland were
chosen Delegates to the County COnven.
ton.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
JEWELRY AT COST :
GREAT BARGAINS!

VTNHE UNDERSIGNED oG.r their entire stock for
Il sale at COST consisting, IN part, Of
Splendid Gold and Silver Hunting-CAse
Watches, Diamond Rings. Ladies'
Sets, of every description;
California Gold Rings,
Silver Ware, etc.
Our purpose is to Offer d our numerous friends
cheap bargains, and, at the same time, make room
for more stock.
CALL AND EXAMINE NO HUMBCG 3,
CHAs. J. .ARVIDSsON 4 co.
FacCrville, Sept 5ih, ls6n. IS
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

HrNBoLDT said. ten years ago; "Gov-
ernments, religion, property, books, are
nothing but the scatfolding to educate q
man, Earth holds up to her Master no
frnit hut the finished man."
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
s. v. r. r.

~-M NOTICE-Pcrsons dcsirous NJ visit.
aAn1V ing the newly discovered CAVE. can
take the 6i A. y. train At sacramento
&GArt, ,banl return sane evening.
ChtH further notice, the train viii
leave Folsom on SUNDAYS, nt 4 O'Clock. PN, civ.
ing nArties ample time IN make the trip. On and
after to-morrnW line of Coaches will he Ia con.
nccton with the Cars to and from the Cave.
JP. ROBINSON, Supi.
s.vR n. ONCE, May 26;h. lsG.'. .j.n
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

RowENA GRANIcE.-Miss Rowena Ora.
nice appears in the Placer Courier in a
communication Of q column and a half in
length in defense Of the rightfulness and
expediency Of slavery.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
Mr..MIn.loM,nn,,r,ri.nctd Nur.e

A.. ,al' ilN.,, an. hts AS."'h rr>tyrp - '..'
Il f'.'f !rI MI rT'I''y - i.;Nt"s " ~ -
.' t.-i'aic 7, ..tei = iheg ne fc!r rs Al r.
.''aa t;',r NJ aIAy az r1s aritf''.' :. rtG'-
Lat" Z hrN',. isptIl Wan = t'f' u ~,'}f -
f-s' to y-'irsriv-s. andt'.c' an tca;' TO yo'!r "
tNuts Perfectly SAFE H. al! ,ASS. Sec 6ir = Sc.
r,.,., - ai,'ti,-t crlat'i' m5-'J
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

M MasOnlc.-.Slerra Nevada Council,
No. 20, Of Royal and Select Masters, holds stated
meetings on the evening Of the first Tuesday Of
each month, in Masonic Hall, Placerville.
WN. A. JANUARY, Recorder. 81
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

ArRIEHD writing from ClarkSville under
date of the Sd, says "The ticket nomi-
mated by ConncSs may suit him, hut docs
not suit the people. The whole thing
was arranged by him before the Conycn'
ton met, and his ehctlirnt followers just
quietly submitted 10 his Will am not
the only Douglas man in this precinct
who is dissatisfied with Mr. ConncSS' tick
ct. as the result will prove on the day of
election. Poor Denver, Foster and Cole
man-thc dupcs and victims Of ConncSS.
feel for them, but my feeling is not
strong enough to induce me to vote for
men who came over to us at the ninth
hour, when our prospects looked bright
est"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
=. p. Morrill,. Drurr,,,. br, iu.tr.-

e.. we'd fr,sh sIrIIy - Hfur.. Md me-, Fan,..
oAs. ard WiH! ~ hiN".-ttAiiE ~ as rir'ui 4
rrs>.h-, rn"te cnnpi,ic uAb ever, al 4 w!..ei are
wz-t1n'-ri tn - ri-r, ard sytd, a. WuirsN's
;a.l. at Nr,m-.y los prices Hgsh.. Corh. S.s;A
Ha,I O.... Tu.i-t r,ui.r aui Llh,a'. I,uUlue t'f.
f.ntty. JiI r'c,Nvd Also, ct iAnd. spG'n : -
S.iiai. MaHu".sA, MID 'A,.arte HnI cure ~
la i.,'-. y gay rrcor,u.-pd,ity rhysisans gen.
,itN r,n'r frcsitf-7-r Ny '--t~ 'i'Hys tSns
PRESCRIPTIONS crt.pounjed at all tar, frurn IASrS;
medicines ~
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
PACIFIC EAR INFIRMARY..
Important to the Deaf and Dumb.
DR.. PILKlNGTON.

Important 10 the Oeai ana Oumo.
DR.. PILKlNGTON,
Late Proprietor Of the Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb at 81 Louis, Mo, Ahd Chicago, III.
MAY be consulted at the corner of Montgomery and
California streets (ExpreH Building. up stairsI San
Francisco. Early attention Is required.
Deafness, DiZz ness, Ear Ache, .Catarrh,
Noises In the Head, and all Dis
charges from the Ear, Mouth
and Nostrils, Entirely
EMOVED.
number - yrAts Of untcmit;tg attention to d.
ease o: I'll. lar as spcoislGy has enabled him go
make ~! Improvements in all lint has heretofore
L,-n knoWn u Aur! Medicine Abd surgery, and TO
ilsurr such degree 81 success ems air - in
credible. 4 great uuul-r q r-T;Ifeat's atd 'csi'-
rion'Ais can be seen at his ,hhce. from many W-i
kn"wH eUs.ns ia hlGcI,I ~ parts the Union. from
the na!c;tI AZ distance, hitter - inquiry. .h-
closing stamp to prepay answer, will receive i'm
rIediatc At;, niion. Direct 4"
DIR. PILKIN0TON,
Lain kAI- -IiGIR.A4t SAp- -Itst.ei-.ar-
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

Masonic NOtlee.s.Stated Meetings Of
Il Dorado Lodge, No. 20, are held at Masonic Han.
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Pull Moon
in each Month. L.c. RISKE, Secretary r 7.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
HOMEaTEADS.

IL take the acknowledgement Of Homestead Dec.
lArationS. under the NEW Law.
U oGiee-FEont room, Mountain Democrat
building.
jeis F. n. HARMON, Notary Public.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

Fer Sale-TVvO Fine Slate.Bed Ri.
LARD TABLES. Inquire Of
auls J. WHITE, Piacerville.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

/. O. 0. F.-Zeta Encampment, No.
s. holds regular Meetings on the evenings Of the ID
and 4th Tuesdays Of each month, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Placervllle. Patrarchs In good standing are
invited to attend.
my26.ly JOHN A, MOCH, ecrbe.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
No,,c. "a IN. StocLholdcrs OF the

Notice to the StOckhOlderS OF dhe
Pacorvillc and 81 Joseph Ts!crraPh Company ~
I,tsous uWrre or h,hiiue ccr,a,A''s 81 -. in u"
ahuV" named Company ar requested t. MORN W
:. .r,favy of m. number # SLart. aud the nInh'r
g; 6ar,. stare thy hold Also. r'r.ots hh'nI re-
,cris - ,srIcui fot WLirh stock has hrt ,'-""i
". pl-asr sriid II. slI;. the S.cr'tary nj" t's
holding receipts e" assessment f"r sharts "r p1f' ~
ia Will al,a please hotfy he S~cr'iaTy
~ the sane. VI. tlSlNIh;
aGaj Secretary r and -. J. Tarh Go.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

The Physician ls OFT en- blam ed for
want OF success Ia his treatment, when the ppon-
ment In the recovery Of the sick is to he traced to
the administering impure medicines. Robert White,
spothecary, Is paying particular attention To the
compOunding rhysiciAns prescriptions and family
recipes ON med cines Of undoubted purity Robert
White, Medical Hall, Ia appointed agent for most
Of the genuine Patent Medicines
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

U. A. o. .D.-CalIfOrnia Grove, No. 1,
7. A. Q. D., meets every Monday Evening, at Odd
Fellows Hall, on Stony Point, in the City OF
Placeryile. All Brethren in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
GEORGE NUSS. n. A.
{. II. BCRNANN, v. A.
THBoDoRR EIsPELDr, Secretary. jel6