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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11
A WORD TO DEMOCRATS.

We do not wish to be understood, in " bat
we have snid in this and former issues as re.
ilecting upon the integrity Of any man who
admrc5 Mr. Douglas for his bold parts and
past services, believing, as We do, that those
who simply admire the man will reject his
doctrines when thew come to a proper under
standing Of them. We make 10 war against
| him personally; his plausible hcresy is what
we condemn. H." is in antasoni-m with the
principles Ui the Democratic party. and with
the law. as announced by the Supreme Court
Of the United States Holding such position,
the democracy Of California must regard Linl
as an enemy to their principles principles
which they Lave sustained anl uiumphrd
with for year ,--prl"cirleS which have received
the Endorsement Of old urwavering able and
patriotic champions of the party, every Dem
ocratic Chi,cd States Senator but one, and
nearly every Democratic member If the lower
House Of Congress II is ina,lnliSsabie Ia sac
riiice principle, aud ~ party can sacrifice
principle without committing political suicide
Mr.. Douglas well knew this whcn he stated
that he would consent to no alteration in the
platform upon which he stool The Demo.
racy of California, h'nnd together Ly the re.
collection Of past aSSociaiiouS--of lorg scIi".
# cln,cSi. Mn-l-anl- AirtAtl4S-uDrl- ~ TIM
defence oi the Constitution by the ;lc 81
common principles, III not rrnoyn.c them at
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

tCLoNAr S!sf I'll. I-HI.
=, ME'sR' EriToRs C'n y'r .rot,n mc a,w til"
III" decision q the supreme Gear, wiz regard t.
slavery in toe Territories VIII b" nbi!e hv IT, an
insist upon its cn.ntccmcut> There Is So miIrh sall
here about III" different Platforms and they are con.
S'rn"d so differently TIM: wan: ~ H." posted The
Republicans ar" very confident Of cl"ciins Lincoln,
and some It Them 60 50 far rs u n-sCrt that they
WI carry this CnIntv AT the p,Nt election aud they
are w"rtng fr that Object nnd gaining rrnsrlytrS
~ ihNir th'"rl"s-all, however. from ia" Dcugins.
ii"s. Not an Administration Democrat has joined
item, but some others have Yours, j. N.
There is no mistaking Mr. Linroln's posi-.
ton. He is the author Of the doctrine Of the
irrcprcSshle conflict He has publicly an.
nounrch that he would vote To exclude slavery
from any Territory, in defiance Of the decision
Of the Supreme Court He believes that nc
thcr Congress nor any other power, We quote
his language, can "gi'" L"9"l Crs'rnre 10
sltrUN IN anH Trrifory othc Tnj',d .>ta'cs g
He holds to the extreme doctrines Of the party
that nominated him, and is as ultra in his vicw 5
a9 Seward. without the lattcr'S saSactv, rru.
dencc or intellect; and is, therefore, n much
moro dangerous man than Seward lie is n
fanatic, blinded by ignorant prcjrti'c ard
untruc to the land that gave him birth. He
has nothing Of a conservative character in his
composition nothing to recommend him to
the favor of a patriotic people
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11
GENERAL DENvER's MANIFESTO

GENERAL DENVERS MANIFESTO
We have neither liucuari .'iua,; N ~ di>.
sect the verbose mani:.~,''. ~ ich 1t g. re.
qrc>, ofscvvtty,a b.ni-'t,! inl:vi:n.,s ten
c~al Denver has .hou-ht fit to i:h.'u; the
pubic. The most favorable rrmu.j' ;ha,
can h. nric upon it, j. t, isr,ar, it - hr
an inaillI f,,ash { the u>ua. n.G-.-,:tr ar.
c"mr"t, on the doctrine Of S19a:',r Sai-r.
cEtty. Indeed, this ac-tiit tiea V .u'.l l,.
' t. some event, iiattrrir. for tn c',,ru'ity
ofcXpre>>i,n which rcrvadcs the rrodn ii ~.
leaves the reader II re than doubtful, VII, thcr
the General intends ~ iniorsc the doctrines Of
Judge Douglas CT not. Ore Illustration Of
this rnzzi;ng vacucnesS, and W. vii ai'ow
this rrosaic pronun:iamento to sleep the
Sleep that knows 10 waking"
The rrrSpicuous General, after denying the
interest Of the people Of this State in the al.
strlct question alone Involved in the Sqnattcr
Sovereignty controversy, lays down 'he prop
oait II, that Tie viii # thp lornl ir'ah;tartS
, Of Territory. sill contro, tn, Institution ot
slavery in defiance Of positive las. " It, j; did
in lni.4"a AMI IAincis, t,7twithstlu 3i0S the
ordnance Il lrS-. AMI in Tcxas before the
ann yaton Of that county - the United Sat :
notwith standing tic laws Of M,yj,, H..
then ,rin'ses IN ore of RI, chrrqr',r;,t,' m
-tle',itieS cf'fcrch = ti7is c:irtct
= : A!---: :, +---'
~. - re- .b,n NV :, trI' rr.-e,+y IL
Nov if ,h.r, l.. any $50 +, Ills ,i..,ar,
,ion =, III ,b,, sense !. :, ,ir.,, ,,.,.7;., with
n. viows or tho l,,d,r ,;,,,,r,, Dorv.r,,,.
f.ssos :, f,,,o, Ey,rv mn, who IA. h..,oy.3
rho u.,,r =. s,t.;..., l.,,,.
,h., Mr. Dorors, ho,4s dirr,,,, t.. ,d,.r,,
o,5;n;.,n Ia General p.nv.r ~ mis- ,..;r, W.
nor,',, c,r,.nas " ,b,t ,bo ,,,,,,, of,b.T.,.
ritt,4+.-. j,..,-+i,r- -, ,f,7,r55.t
slave r,or,rty,"--in >har, tin, they L,ye.x.
.,,rsfv, o,cl coj,,I,.t, c5,,, -, :, ~ :,
rr,v whom ,b., rr,,or,,. o,,..., ANN. :, ,,;;.,
mo Jurisdiction Of the Tcy,;,o,v Xow we
,ov. ii, language of General Denver. vh,,h
we b,v. ouot.1 contradict. Tin, a..,n,,,i,..
= ". " n,,.s ~ :, ,o,c.., s,,o,.;,n,r 8
v.,,.,, A,,,',,.s. ..... 6, ,, D.. ..,,,,
=. ,.,Io ,,o,, r h.. ,,ri. !, ,.... ,.,.,,,
t.lhv ,b.. vo,i,,., n. ,,.r,'.
,,,-r hi.,,.ru,:.., ., ~,
- c.;.3 e,,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

A Geographic dispatch from Genoa, dated August
9TH. says: "A difficulty occurred this afternoon,
about one o'clock, between ExLieut. Gov. R. NJ
Anderson, and one Henry Lufkins, which resulted
in the former being shot through the right side with
revolver in the hands Of Lutkins. Adispute first
arose between Anderson and Judge Child in refer.
encc to the votes for Recorder not being counted
quarrel fur the Judge who by the wav is Lufkins'
brother n'law. Some high words passed, when
Lntkina ran 10 Chid's house, about ono hundred
yards distant, aud got his revolver returning, des
pltc the earnest protcStaions and enreates Of Mrs
Childs and others. he fired the first shot. Amer
which Anderson fired ut random and fell. Only
two shots were fired"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

Colossal FREMONT The Sacramento Bee
states that this distinguished gentleman was
recently honored by salute of fifteen guns
upon arriving at Los Angeles. \ delegation
from the Republican Club waited on him in
the evening, when he expressed himself ms
being determined not TO mingle actively in
politics during the present campaign The
nomination at Chicago was due to him, he
having been candidate when there was not
the slightest prospect Of the Republicans elect.
inC their candidate. They put him up to sac,
riiicc him, and having accomplished their oh.
jcct, they now throw him aside without hest.
tation or regret. They distrusted him as they
will every man who joins them from personal
considerations.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11
HINTS TO THOSE WISHING
GCNN rCk.HAsE
EEta1gaN FINE WATCHES
AND JEW EI.RY.

REMEMBER-''r f'..t tcW.'fv at W. l's
nrvrr iNrOETEp uN SPECULATION. OF TO SELL Sr
Az TON
REMEMBER -a'r mr. H.rrE Ws'clc' ft s.,'
t-fii4t II AI-uA tKEt tffNTSrft-
tiL-v - Yer AZ .,i!.l arr al % he lc..iy 4
= i'a'1'v
REMEMBER y WA-A4t Ai.l!e4 Leu, t-i.'-.'
l." i.,lIl: Nj, ia GUNEA>TIk tluN Az ULb T.
ThbII>l!Ep IiUISk, At," al Wing 10 :-'hl Sic -
t.f.:'t
T.. t!r regular CUSTOM TRADE a. Wr LaNr &,
V"'aush rrac'"ai uvl'dgr - n" hu'i;"Ss =" a
irAu,Lt.-S. We R4nfA t," ;lr AttlETt I'M
ktriiNG - az Wat. be-. and rALITY - ar JIM
ll!N. - 40" f'f ,"ni.HGAnte . ~ 'Iie rad" y"
l.N"'r. y": ~ ,v'i :.u ,ts ~ SAT :
BARRETT a SHERWOOD.
Er Mack TIL %CMBLH-l3o Mon'E merry 81 :.
~. fi4rs'.' 900 all, -.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

liT"ri~ RN!' Eyrttrrr -. \ gr41' Iooi 'fv.r.''.
IS ntitth"d ~ h" .ui:'4l rlf wh'r' Abe I.,n .rtu
spit thirty Years ago. Er,r, krputl,an Clih he
..,cs IS ;tor;.tl ,',uon Ia ne ra,'c "itl -
thew. End consequently T'ha r. Dam" f hi. c,t7
ordered IL 70" L. be- forwarded ere wien he was H.
Illinois. They have a'r adv been ship, 90, snl n.
expected hare ~ Slow f'cignt hv ;Ge next Steamer
They VIII he accompanied by certificate from John
HuEs, L'r'''n's ~ rortutr. wiz ncl2ei to mlul
them "u' alou' The voar j. itt
How di>arac'tui' 81 such silly, childish
means the Republicans expect to make capital
for their candidate who has not single quail
i,ratio1 for the position to which he aspircS.
1t i, {" cover up his deficiencies ;hat Tie Re.
pu3'icai resort to Such extreme fp,iy. Thou.
sands of men. the peers Of Lincoln in every
respect. have split rails but their having done
50 docs not crafty them to preside over the
ft>t,Hi,~ e II great nation Statesmen. men
Of genius, OF experience, skilled in State craft
are wanted, not mere rail spitters, with lirtlr
capacity. less Judgment, and wanting in all
The attrihutrs that constitute a great man.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11
CHEERING

The II formation Which we Lave been thu
far ab!' to obtain in regard t, tn" fecil :,
OF the Democracy Of California. satisfies Il,
that tn old Democratic party-tLat party
witch hrs. with inac>ib'c fidelity, adhered /
l'i',ir,r an been trG,'o tae Cou-'i:u'i u
a"i t:c lII-i.- J. very h,a"y - uui; ia nua.
post 90! t.e termination Il lirrnin,i.c An"
Lf"r. They Sc - reason t. ,,tta:e th.;i
steps. To- r,rniiat' the principle, thy have
50 long, 50 faithfully and So dish Ter, st"aiy
and sirrHuoua'y a!votatrd--to affiliate with
men who have constantly and PERSISTENT, op
pos q them
Mr.. Dcus'a5 still rrorioials h,msrlfan IN
conquered rebel" and boaitn gly, defiant Y
adds that his Platform has been adopted with.
out tho slightest moiid atcn even to The
dot;i"S i NJ OF the trosting Of a I, AMI
those "h" sHTpo. hlrn must accept it rs the
true exposition If Democratic principles 5,
whether they asrcc with l,m or not Thu
Democracy Of California. no longer ago than
Tire last general election. wApn they triumph.
a0tlr c'cctv'! Milton :. L'tham. il opposition
TO Mr.. Curry, who iniorsei the Platform ot
Mr. bou.i1N, d,',7rc4 in M uami>takabiy
na""er, their cir ,ition to ii, h,re,y ard
ih"f ar" too hou">t md in;e,,iscr; to ba"dou
f19n' principle, without why or wherefore,
\ TTrTa'7 r IIjr5;I'1 iaJjsi SIAN
i'-" a. thrH oto."i tu.n, t'r tie principles q
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

The party at the Nevada Hotel, Upper PA.
cervillc, on Thursday evening last, was one
Of the pensantest of the season. II was not
very nnmerouFlv attended hut rs..od M IN
'hc ,atlsfachon NJ M
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

APP0INTMESr.-We learn from the E'"'r"
Californian that Walter !, Burwcll, Nhcrii!
ofOur county, has appointed &. W. Turcman,
Alexander Hunter aud j. W Balron. hcpu.
ties. Comment Ia unnecessary.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

WE direct the attention Of the Democracy
Of Ell Dorado to the proceedings Of the Dem
ocratc Central Committee We presume no
Douglas man, who has the least SET respect,
sill have the basencsS to participate in our
primary elections We assure the Dons'a>.
ties that no Democrat vii. attend their pa.
mary meetings
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11
R.AKES HIM.

The san Francisco WrraN of TIE S'h n,t
contains rau>U' criticism of q. n. ncag.r',
'r;" letter. We have not sio'. f. Il" r,>'g
ton # the entire artic'r, T"e f'"oaioE -
tract, however. viii serve +" show bow !plr
the political positions of thu ti,rcral arc hkel
by the bron!Sirie ct the Xrlij, and at thc
sam" time will furn,i, cur readers " iih plain
and concise statement Of the difference be
tween tatGrention md jro',T'r0, which
ought II "a far towards Gi>p.l'i tho mists
Of error, which encompass the GuGtirc Of non.
intervention The National Democracy favor
protection but nre opposed to iatelYcn,i,0
Thu Dou.ll;t,s oppose protection and favor
t-r",ntion, TO prevent that protection. III,
Htr1N SAYS:
e Bat the General rvir7'lY lthors rud,rn conr,
sion Of ideas. He contuund, protection with inter-
VENT n, whereas tucv have r. c.nuec',au The
Legislature If California /. bound to protect every
citizen in liz pr'pcrtv, Ii me GscharGe Of TIL.
duty ii has trcnl Tim" t. tine enacted certain PENAL
statutes. II does net ti"w, h we've, brcnuN" !;
has the ry"t 90 protect our property, II therefore
has a ~ t" G"s,r"yr Mr.. u 'uGl,s dee not b,
hcve ;hl- notwithstanding he S. X, To- la's,.y and
pervrrt the position # tlu>r "piosnd &c. ljr, I'm.
m"dlatry upon the raid { John Brown in Nr-tnig
h. Introduced a bill nn'horNng the rreN, .eut TO
call out the militia and march un army mt, slave
.>'l's - pr tcct slavery Was tia, iu'eivtn'.un
Wa that violating the Kansas hin WIS tia; in
roHdi,' with the Cincinnati Plat im' II not 'ton
protection ct property in the Territories stands on
the same footing. II S'nhcin men have right,
uuieF he ConstIlutlon "a ~ into III" c"u mon Ter.
rjtrry and carry with them and c"i' their slnv"
prop'r,v a. General Denver Hdn,,---.leS. atd
stephen g. Douglas t"o-th"n II Territorial Legs.
htHre has ~ NOR" night 20 DESTROY their property
therein, than John BroNnhad La j. SIR th, prup,r.
" # III NirGlNIns in their r"trrr-. Mt only
tll, bat the President would lry" the 4nr." ri2h'
to march IN army in the on" l,r" AZ the other To-
project 'be property Of our cliieEs
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

LAKE Notwithstanding to the recent
Stat" survey by Gen. Iiiclcy, it appears that
all of Lake Bglcr is in Placer county Gen.
H. gives glowing account Of the beauty Of
It's scenery, the clearnesS Of its water, and the
purity and mildneSS Of the atmosphere \
large hotel, elegantly furnished. we learn, has
lately been opened at romantic spot on the
Lake. The head Of Carson Valley is in this
county.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11


DorfLAS MErUNG Ar tLAKkSvILLr. ---.llur
correspondent "D. " O." gives graphic A..
count Of the Doug'as fll'r AZ Ciark>,i,lc. The
injecting was anything but ctcdl'at,c to those
"h" got It up or participated in il. The
speakers rccrcant Democrats aid recent CON
-ycr'$. manifested NOR" z, nj than judgment ia
onlcavorinS to explain what is above tn ir
omlr"hci>ion-th Fundamental principles of
the Democratic party. 4 majority Of them
but few years AGO, were in the ranks Of the
opposition, rXcrting their puerto abilities to
defeat the Democratic party, that party which
they are now again, under stolen name
trying to defeat. The ears If the ass were
pcrrcptnc under the lions skin, and the pea.
pie, by their silence rrhuktd the traitors who
assumed good old name to bring it into con.
tempt. Men Of inorfinate ambition, vast pre-.
tensions feeble intellect and destitute Of pin.
ciplcs, are not calculated to make an impress
sion upon or win the confidence of the masses !;
and the speakers at GAINESVILLE were estimated
at their real worth, and treated accordingly
with profound contempt.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

New PAPFR.-The A,"iT4J 'f|.'"r","a j.
che title OF n neat aud wrllr"udactrd .r'n,
weekly, started in this city "n last SATURDAY
Nv Hon. J. &. McCAllum. late Know NoiA,n-
Senator. OF course it advocates tLc r.,,,'"
Of Douglas aud Johnson.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

BELL AND EVERETT Mass MEETIN.-Thc
Ben and Everett men Of Nevada have called a
mass meeting for the 18th of August, 20 choose
delegates to the State Convention, to be held
at Sacramento on September 9TH This is the
day for the meeting Of the Douglas State Con.
vention, and it is limited that propositions for
fusion with the Douglasites will be made by
the Bell and Everett men.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

Oy our first page will be found brief
sketch Of the life of John Breckenridge.
1t has been well and truly said" the spot
less scroll of his fame has never yet been
touched by the pen Of iaiamy" He is mar
the Democracy Of the nation delight to honor,
and as they have selected him as their stand.
ard .bearer his antccedcnts must b" matter
of interest 10 tc public
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

Mrs.W insloNV, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician has Soothing Syrup ior children teeth
Ing which greatly facilitates the process Of teethng nv
Softening the gums. reducing all Inflammation will allay
all PAIN and sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon
H. mothers will give rest to yourselves aud relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe In all cases See
advertisement in another column. my5.iy
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

BAIL ~ KrISEY.-Mr. 4. ". Co'trin has
issued cards NJ invitation to Social Party, at
che Union Hotel, Kelsey, on Wednesday cVcn.
ing, August esd. Mr.. VS. parties are always
well attended aud pass Off pleasantly.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

l. O. O. F.-ZetA EnoAmpment, No. 3,
holds regular Meetings the evenings Of the ~ and lth
Tuesdays of each month, at Odd Fellows Hail. Placsrve
PararchS in good standing are invited to attend.
my96-ly JOHN A. MOCH Scribe
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

ARE Yor lysuaEp ?--If not, read Cart Van
Gueldar's ca-d. in another column, md :"
,--,rei ,tsrr D.',v ~. i'nE.r
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11
OVARTX-S1.fS,RMEHH,

,IITAELE t..r cutting TITO s's FOR = ~ itf 49,"
) tt 81 1t ivy" p'"tIun over thew ifI'a' NAIe
ty HNEELr1 >litENpob ~ ''G r.I,
I!., .u 80 fra,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

Mr. DOUGLAS SOUTHERN NorE Mr.. Doug
las received but 2eA votes from tho Southern
States in the Convention by which he was put
in nomination. OF these, n.nc from Alabama,
and six from Louisiana, were cast by men
who had no shadow Of authority TO net as del,
egates-by men who would not have been nd
mitted into regular Democratic Convention.
Tho real vote from the South is thus reduced
70 ISL, almost every one Of which was given
70 him by delegates who misrcpreScntcd their
constituents and have since been repudiated
hv them
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11
TERMS CASH, AND ONLY ONE PRICE
New York House, 500 Broadway.
Dissolution of Partnershin.

NOTICE hereby given that the hereto
fore existing between the undersigned and IGNACE
SCHRAECK, under the name oiAuRust Or Co.. was dis.
solved on the 21ih day Of July, 1851.
~ The Lafayette Restaurant" will be conducted
hereafter ny the undersigned. in the beSi style.
PlacCrville, Aug. 3, 1s60.-lw AUGUST ORT
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

FmGn1rrL.-During the year ending June
S0th, Sheriff Doanc. of San Francisco, con.
vcyed forty lunatcs from that citr - .hc State
1n'lnc \ vllm ~ c'ocktor
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11
THE REAL QUESTION AT ISSUE

THE REAL QUESTION AT ISSUE
TIE rra, issu", that which ra,i$cs all n,
agitation and disturbance IN t.c puilic mind
all which thu people e the uitcd states arc
ross, CIV soon vi. he ca..,d upon t. .cttl" -
tie I ina 1t forward by tie British Anti
,iavc' y,,c. AL a!.rtoi Is the Abo.iti mist,
a;.i l;riubiraio # this .-"HbiIy. 81 "nfg oJ
En,H. or Alagi' rr.0r ,o1ni,"j This dps
ma, Il It wcrr tfj.e, Womb .ac,i;ab.y result in
an u'lc>ti.et'i 'qnaii'>, Politically, legally
and socially, Of all the di1;r,af rI+es that
compose the human family 1t * true that
there NJ tEosc anon: uN Hho, either from
Ignorance" # IL" great AMI immutab!c laws Of
the Creator, Ut from Sinister nn1 selfish rur.
poses, riomul gate AMI advocate che British
dogma # a single race of ma kind Bat Il Is
Impossible for any but the most ignorant. lie.
graded and bca"ttci. u the Caucasian or white
race, or even # any of the different rare u
mankind. 10 .,icvc, for a moment, til, absurd
dogma uaics1 some dishonest purpose, or
selfish cni j. 10 he Obtained The whitrinlu.
unless his mind has h"'n utterly ichr,"i All
perverted by religious fanatici-m r. Fl,,c mora.
teaching never can be made to bc.yc that tie
lNiia", the ,Mnng)lan Or the negro, grr hi.
equal ~ the social scale, or that they are III,
! equal 10y the la"s ri the Greater. The In,iian
tin iirtutorci n Of tl.r f,ioa, 1cri,s au
CITa1'Y VIII n" I-T' ~ AID q, Wong,
iian and negro r'i'hrr claim nor admit hut
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

TmE San Francisco Mrdid has rhar., d
hands. d. w Guthrie, Esq. has become r"''
proprietor Of it, he having purchased Mr. M
gents intcrc>, II is out for Brcrhinrilge and
Lane
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

u. A. q. Dc AlifOrnia Grove, No. I, u. A,
q. H., meets every Monday Evening, at Odd Fellows
Hall. Stony Point, in the City of Placerville Al
Brethren in good standing are cordially invited to
tend. LOUIS VAN CHESTERFIELD, y. A.
GEORGE NCSS V. \.
TnEonoEE EISFRLDT, Secretary. jel6
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Petit q ChORGS have just rec civ ed q fall
stock Of Drugs, Paints, Prrumery, Fancy Goods and
duoed prices.
They have on consignment few of Wheeler & vii
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FOR SALE on REXT
FOK MALE OAk KENT.
kEA ILL HEALTH renders IL absolutely nec,s.ai,
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FURNITURE. FIXTURES. ETC,
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On Saturday, Ark'ist l3lh, 1900.
To Tho LIghrt, .id,r. for CASH. ii the list Of Tot
ntric l. large ht Il sIrs.e aud doodle II IL MAI
RISES. all Ltaty new.
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mar4'd tEc""L. trr of atrt' ag". ]: :. s!'',',
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Of August, u VII; tt 20 let. I'll rta,- iahir terms.
au,i p FRANK NELL
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THO E.HyHICHWh 70 U!tFM UIa Mheu TOT WdhV
NJ success In his treatment when the disappointment In
recovery nf the sick is to be traced the administering
impure medicines Robert White, apohecary Is paying
particular attention TO the compromising physicians pre-.
scripous and family recipes, from medicines Of unonbtc
rury. Robert White, Medical Hail. is appointed agent
for mos Of the genuine Patent Medicines.