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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
c.. c.. c.
CARY COUGH CURE,

Or PICTORIAL TROCuES,
For the immsiiats relief and certain Of Cough,
Colds Influenza Asthma, Hoarseness whooping Cough.
Casrrh Broehitis Difficult Breathing, Sore Threat, &C.
Relief anted minutes. For Ministers, Pebble
Speakers and Singers these BLRrs indispensable
for Clearing and henng the voice, removing hoare
ness, &C. The ease with wii:h they tAke---being
easily carried in the pocket requiring preparation al
wsys ready for all occasions not liable to change
in any climate, containing nothing injurious to the most
delicate constitutionshould be sufficient recommer da-
Il all give them fair trial. 25 cents per box
Fer sale by all druggists decl2 '6OdSwly
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
TINES CORE. PoSDrSce.

In the Committee of Thirty-.hree Mr. Adams,
OF Massachusetts,, offered the proposition re-
speciirg New Mexico and will report the same
to the Committee himself. Coming from the
most radio ii of the North this ia regarded as
q back down.
Mr.. Kellogg, of Illinois, asked If they were
TO Concede go much of the Republican platform.
Why net give up everything demanded respecting
the Territories, especially as the system CT
slavery in New Mexico was the worst of any on
the Continent.
Kellogg, of Iiinois, Tappin, OF New HAmp-
shire. aud Washburne, OF Wisconsin,, voted
sg 4ipss It,
The Dis riot Judge of New Mexico appeared
before the committee at the last meeting, and
stated that the Territory had 1850 white native
citizens; 2 600 Mexican citizens; 5000 Mexican
aliens: 400 PeoDs; 4 400 indians, about half
civilized; total, $4,000. There are only fifty
slaves, mostly servants Of the army and Federal
officers.
The preston Was urged 10 caucus II New
Mexico should be admitted with only 2750
white citizens, what excuse could be given tor
keeping Ksnsss cut with ITO 000f
Considerable feeling exists to right among the
Republic ms. and tbs action of the three who
voted against the Adams proposition seems to be
gensrllly indOrsed by the straight out Repub-
licara
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
I'm THE LAWRENCE CIRCUIT

I'm TIL Il LAWRENCE CT R Y 4
z COURT, SEPTEMBER 81, 1850. Hannah Mitchell
william W. Mitchell, Alexander X. Mitchell a al. rs
The Unknown He rs of william Armsro g, decd Com
plsint for Title.
Come now the plaintiffs, by their attorneys, Cobb
Nalott and file their complaint, to which is annexed
their affidavit shoVirg their want Of knowlede OF the
Of the defend and that their (deeIdans)
dencs is they verify believe, not in the State Of Indi
Thezupon it is ordered that proceedings be rein be
Ia ID cgainzt the defenda-ts without mining thsn- Ami
further dered that notice OF the pendency of ts
suit be published in newspaper pupsae In the county
Of Lagrencs, and also in the Indiana State SentiRel
publ he'd at indianapolis for three weeks successfully
at lie sixty days before the rt day OF the next term II
this Court commencing the seeoad Monday in March,
1861, and this cause Is contnue true copy, attest
GEO. A. THORNTON, Clerk,
dec12-y3t WoofF ID. G..
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
Secondhand Pia3aa

1.-TWO VERY GOOD ISsrRUMf II CHEAP FOR
u cash, at the Indiana Music stsr
nev2s WILLAk: LOWELL.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
LAND WARRANTS OR CASH,

On liberal terms and guarantee satisfaction Persons hold
ing Land Warrants, will do well to embrace this opror-
tunity have them safely and jndciousy invested The
sales have commenced at the different land Offices in the
above States and persons contemplating sush invest
msnts should advise with In order that cir
warrants money be in agents. hands a. soon as
possible.
For further information inquire by person letter Of
Nm Y. WILEY,
Real Estate Agent, Indianapolis, Indiana
Land Warrants bought and sold, taxes paid, and titles
examined In all the Western States and patents procured
f persons holding certificates Of entry novls.d&wim
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
EtTayed.

A LARGE DURHAM PIEBALD cow. ne rly
n white, with red about the neck and shoulder ),
Srocp horns, and the bush Of the ts mostly OF. She
was driven from Upton county by way Of Nohlesvs,
aud the Broad Ripple road to Indianapolis, anu
supposed to have taten the back track.
Inforn alton leading the recovery OF the may be
let at The Meat Store Of North and Pennsylvania
stress or a. the Sentinel office, for which will pay
sorahe rewari aud all charges, tdec26w3t] BOYD.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR

A PINE SEVEN OCTAVE
N square PIANO, very brilliant In toI
sew. For particulars apply to
ALBERT As
No. ? Glenn's Block, or 81 Pal
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

STATE OF INDIANA, COZ Y OF
- Marion, Set.-0rdersd by the Beard ission-
ers, that all accents AID claims against .ounty
hereafter presented to the Board for payuen pecifv
the articles purchased, by items, and n bills
presented, shall be itemzed Aforesaid, - ne will
not be allowed. JACOB /. q
decl4-dlt&w3t Auditor Ma fcupty
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10

The SAFE RULE.-Beebe, of the Oswego
Gazette, gives the following sound advice
Experience and observation both teach that il
is the only safe rule: He who abstains from
intoxicating drinks is sure to be temperate
and sober man, while he who drinks ever so
moderately runs the risk of creating an uncon-
trollable appetite and becoming an irreclaima-
BILE drunkard. Let our young men who are
inclined to yield to the temptation to enjoy an
occasional glass with their comrades, remem-
Der the deplOrable consequences which are lis
BILE to result from the practice, and be admon-
ished before it is too late, to plant themselves
TesOlutely and uncompromisingly upon the
Law Of total abstinence, which is the only safe
and sure defense against intemperance, and
the disgrace and ruin which follow in its train.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
The Sunset Land.

OH dimly through the mists Of years,
That roll their dreAry waves between,
The gorgeous sunset land appears.
APrayed in hues of fadeless green,
And from that far-of sunny cline,
Old halEforgotten songs arise,
And stealing DER the waves of Time
The sweetly lingering music dies.
AZ some bright island of the sea,
Forever blOOminR-ever fair;
Though cold, dark pillows round Il be,
Eternal sunshine hoVers there.
Thus, DER the silent sea Of years,
Our eager, longing looks are cast,
Where rObed in ladeless spring appears
The sunlit Eden of the past.
There memory weaves her garlands green
Beside the lone, hope haunted shoFe
And musiug mid the Arcadiau scene,
Twines flowers that bloom for us no more.
Oh hallowed cline! blest land of love!
Paradise Of early dPeAHHsi
Still through thy vale NAV fancy rove,
Still baSk beneath thy evening beams.
And there they dwell--those cherished ones,
With snow'white brows and waving hair;
l see them nOw-I bear their tones
OF sweetness sigh along the air.
Hark how their silvery voices ring
In cadence with the winds low sigh;
Not sweeter is the wind .harps string
That wakes IT eve its melody.
They call IT'S; see, they wave their hands
AS by the mirage lifted high,
That cline in all its beauty stands
Against the forehead of the sky.
With wreathed brows-with laugh and song,
With tender loOks-hand clasped 10 hand,
They move along, that loVe.linked thronR-
Within the haunted sunset.land.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
LITTLE JANE.

Little Jane came dancing
Into the sunny room,
"And what do you think, papa" she cried,
L" l saw the father of Ellen who died,
And the men who were making her tomb!
And the father paited me on the head
All for the sake of her who is dead
And gave me this doll, and wept, and said
That was MT papa's PRIDE"
land so you are" with an accent wild,
Said the wtdewer H:-"Geme here, my child
All but her locks were fair and bright,
Oh but her eyes were full of light,
And her little feet danced in ceaseless play,
Always be glad, always be gay,
Sing and romp, and never be sad,
SO you will make your psPa glad.
And the little one bounded from his knee,
Lifted her doll, and screamed With Klee,
As the sunlight fell on the HOor,
But who is be at the open door,
Waiting, waiting evermore-
Whose fellow none may see
Who came unbIdden once before,
And huSh'd the harp in the corner there,
And filed one heart with the wild despair
OF the endless Nevermore?
Stealthy his touch, and stealfhy his tread,
He lays his hand on her sunny head;
And who may mention the grace that has fed
Or paint the bloom of light that is dead?
The Present rushes into the Past
Nothing on earth is doomed to last;
Summer is ended, and Winter is near,
Rain is SteamIng on moor and mere,
Dead leaves are on the blast;
The shutters are up in the empty room,
Nothing 10 break its hush Of gloom
Nothing but gusts of FLASHING ruin,
Beating against the window pane,
Mingled With brine swirled up from the sea,
And thoughts of that which used to be
And cannot be again.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
Notica to Creditors.

SrATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of = DOFado.-Tn
~ ne County Court 10 and for said County.
MICHAEL DOROWeRT VI. HIS CREDITORS.
In the matter Of the peOn Of Michael BOToWsky In
solvent Debtor:
Pursuant to IN order on nle heren made BY the Hon
James johnson, Judge Of the Court Aforesaid. notice
hereby given To ell the Creditors Of said Insovent Debtor
hichael BOFOwsky TO be and appear before the Court
aIoresad at the Coun House Of said County In the City
Pacervle the - day Of April A. D. $780, ct the hour
Of ten O'Clock H. d ssid day, shew cause any they
can Why the prayer Of said 1nsovent Debtor should
be granted and en- assignment Of bic estate be made and
he Be- discharged O1 BE debts and liabilities in
OF the Statute 10 sHeh made and provided And
the mean time ordered that all judicial proceedings
against sald InsOlvsnt Debtor Be stayed.
~ Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court here
% e6xed, o. olAce 10 the City Of PacsFville thil
18th day Of February 4. D. 1850.
VII. A. JANUARY Clerk.
By OoDkn SQuIREs DepuAy.
D. K. SHEAAEa, Attorney foF Petitioner. 6O.tA
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10

They have got new debating society Out
West. The first question which comes up for
discussion is this: IF fellow and his gal
are about to be parted for time, and they pro-
pose to change dagucrotypes, and for that pur-
pose the fellow goes to the daguerreotype shop,
and is to pay for having the pictures took, and
he has only money enough to pay for one pic.
ture in magnificent case, and one picture in
an ordinary case, which picture should be put
in the magnificent case-his own ugly mug or
hern! Would it be gallant in him to put her
mug in the ugly case? Would it be jinerous
in him to put bis mug in the ugly case hicL
she is to keep"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
Notice to Creditors.

N,TATF of CAIlEoR>it. C"ut ~ 81 " Dorado L. y .
County TOUT, IN Au Tor sad County
OEEhiAn TAYLOR. JR v liIs CRIpiToEs In the
mAi-F ~ r' PETITION q ObedAh Taylor. j. ab In
sri'etf l'.b'"f
Plr.uant nfttr "r NJ. hey,in. made hy NE IInr
JAmss Johts,n. JuG- ~ tie Court A'nrvsAr hoce 10
-f"ty RF,u :" al ~ tr'dp"rs ~ Ih.oVrtt Ihar
OheiAh Taylor. j. :" H. and arb-Ar hrtre ~. Iuutt
A'orr.a 4. al ~ t' House ~ LAd Comfy u g. C'y 81
Pacrr'''~ - - !sh DAY - MAr,h d i>h, ~ th-
hour ~ sen "tie"k - Ad dat p'u cause ~ A.
TIL cat S'y tn prNS'r - sai iLAuIriI H. L.. sl.4I
MT b. RAt'rA ard al HssKrHrti - - h. adj.
and he he a.hArErd ''om d-I'. Al 4 ah ,re ~ pur
Of is sIAtui- s. i.Adr And sn~ rI.
And. 70 n. m-An time Il IL ord -, all iuicAI pro
crrdt - aH''usi sah Ins"l'rLt F'hi"r b, AVID
witness ny hand AId n, seal ~ sAd Court
- ,''r''" AfN'i at ohir, - -. Cu - FAcefVills
ms 18th day u: February J. ls6.
WI JANUARY C'srk
- ES !h.n1N ~ ,hs- l'-f"''v
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. In the Justiee'A Court;
p Georgetown Township. In and for the COuntE Of q
Dorado.
The People Of the State Of CalifOsnis, To JAMES
WARD, Greeting:
YOU are hereby summoned to appear bsAse me, at
my once In the Tow nshp Of GEORGETOWN In Ne COunty
Of Fl Dorado, the 9Th day Of February. D. leS0,
at O'Clock, -, TO answeE unto the Cempaint Of
Hiram Smith, Who sues yon b recover she u Etgh
ty-six and 6s-l0O DOlAEss aeaey due pEomissoTy
note given By you 70 CToOkshank and Ferguson on the
18th day Of January 1855, together with Thirty
DolaTs, interest on the ssme, wAss JaAmens wiz =
taken aganSt you SoE the eaid asaat tegsshsT with
To the Sheriff any Constable Of ssia County, 0vssA
ing Make legal service and due EstHsA AeEses.
Given undsT ny AasA. tAis Tws.lyt ss2 & Ese'
$50 Sml Just!ce Of tie Peace o. said r go
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
Pictures Of Memory"

"Of all the beautiful pictures
That hang on memory's wall"
That one Of the old home parlor
l love the best of all.
Not for the dark old wainscot
Where the ancient portraits hung;
Not for the low, deep windows
Where the dark green ivy chung.
Not for the high carved archer,
The mantel.piece beside
Not for the huge old chimney,
Not for the hearth-stone wide.
Not for the tall old fashioned vases,
Nor the lounge where l used to rest,
Nor the old arm chair nor sofas
1t seemeth to me the best.
But I once had an aged mother,
With eyes that we're blue and mild;
And in this old home parlor
She, dying, blest her child.
Her silvery hair, like halo,
Upon her forehead lay,
BetOkening the white Spring Blossoms
of an eternal day.
Gently her pale hands folded
AS q glory lit her face
knew she was gently sinking
In the angels soft embrace.
And when the arrows of sunset
Fell on the curtains crimson fold,
She passed in her Saint-like beauty
Through the gates of pearl and gold.
Therefore, "of all the pictures
That hang on memOry's wall,
The one of the old home parlor
love the best OF all.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
On shc Isshd day Of March. 4. ID. 1sa0.
Notica 20 Craditora-

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado. 10 The
~ County Court, in and 'oF said County.
PATRICK LYNCH w. His CREDITORS
In the matter Of the Petition Of Patrick Lynch en- In
solvent Debtor:
Pursuant to Order hle herein. made BY the Hon
James Johnson Judge a. the Court Aforesaid notice IL
hereby given to ell the Creditors Of said InsOvent Debtor
Patrick Lynch to be and appear before the Court Afore
said At the Court House Of said County the Cay Of Pie
eervie on the 18th day Of March, 1884, at the hour
often o'clock A. of sad day u show cause any they
can, why the prayer Ad nsoVent Debtor should
he granted and assignment Of his estate be made Ind
he be discharged from his debts and liabilities In pursuance
OF the Statute in such made and provided And in
the mean time 10 ordered that all judicial proceedings
against said Insolvent Debtor b. stayed.
~ Witness nay hand and the seal Of said Court
hereto AGxSd, ct oAee In the Guy Of Placer.
! { Vile, this u day Of February, 4: D: 1850.
- VIM. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
M z. ehearer, Attorney for PetltIoner.-febAtd
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
The folIo,,tna Letter

Which emrhaucAy sf-Aks tr' its.N VAS written ~ 'h-
Dean "Fh, "a ul' Of thu RI adatrhiG College Of Mi
cine 10 the ed"rs Of the Pac a. MEDICAL and Surg cal
Journal San francisco, Tor pub''cau,n
PHlL ArIIFHtA. Jan l'ih. 1-s9
To the 'ors ~ The PAc nc Medical and Sutgs 81 Journal
G'>TihtN NJ! s;rntI"L has t'-'n cair t, AF .,
in the b"rntsr tuntr 81 Journal ~ r,rarI g. lht
al Hnnn''n d.gtst granted ht She Phad-l' College %
Med'cin. I" br J. CEspkAy When th- application for
the degree Wa' made :" III" Faculty. SAsA fa-d ~
aiAvip ard t-si als Ia The '.ct that lr CARA
vas regular gradual" j. ~ the Unt-ts'v ~ P-.,h
had served as surge n Ia tn HIn:aiah army AMI
r-gular rrAcuc"f,rF ~ n-dn Or H. ~, a.
th"' the drgr'e granted Tie nd IUndsm drgr.r
y. lne implies conferred on EtsduAt. only AID
US r"~ ir''Rrs Had there been itr s!Rfs' .s.t i.,
- Euarty. he apricAt"n u"uIi hAv- ban r.f..rd
Bv inserting m. IA your JnurnAI y,u viii do
.nsi,f- t" the Cc'"sr. and c'Ltf favor
Yours r-si-ctfuiiy RAND
bean ~ The Faculty Of the Philadelphia Gorge 81 Med
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
The FOrsaken One.

In the strength of life's morning,
Through sorrow aud care.
gaze up life's vista,
No light shineth there;
oh. world dark and lonely,
SOul-woUnded ! roam,
No friendship to cheer me-
No kindred-no home.
Heart weary-forSaken.
Mid strangers to die,
In earth's dreary silence
Forgotten TO lie;
Where at least the kind Evening
Will sigh DER my sleep,
And the dews Of the valley,
In sympathy weep.
Then l, wearied traveller,
Nv sorrows all DER,
Shall sleep where the tempest
Disturbs me no mere;
Where the pains that we suffer,
When friendships are rent,
Are sileut and fearless,
tn thunder bolts spent.
oh sleep of the sorrowless,
Come to me now,
To my heart give thy silence,
Thy calm to my brow;
The Iov'd link is broken
The magic is gone
Even hope is departed,
Why should live on?
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10

Some one says that dogs bark with such zeal
when one enters their masters yard. that one
would suppose they own the premises, and
that their master was only boarder.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10

Lady Montague observed, that in the whole
course Of her long and extensive travels, she
had found only two sorts Of peOPle-men and
women.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10

Franklin, on hearing the remark that what
was lost on earth went to the moon, observed
that there must be deal of good advice accu-
mulAtsd there.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
THANKFULNEss Is TIE INCENTIVE TO GRATITUDE


IT." underlined de.ruu. ~ acqua,nnE ho,- uho may
permanent rr"f ~ their sun, ohAn~,!
hs duty to thus pdl,ly his vra
ti- L. Or l. J. CEAPkAy tr Ne T." rmanrht recovery q
his hralth. Burns dnWn hy h' sriEp ms III
cdct I" the N"l"us PTscce ~ uncomfortable pAs.nn
youth; Oppressed in body and mind unatr to perform
the most irihnR duty imposed the daily aSncA
tions Of life sought the advice ~ many pysriAns uho
At hrs regarded my disease Of trih,ng mp"riAnc-bu,
alas after S weeks and in several instances months
Of their treatment found I" unu' rAb- horor that
instead Of relief the symptoms beeame alarming IN
their torture and, being tod nv that ny
hiring principally conHEtd to th- brain medIn-s would
be ~ little consequence iespAred Of rrgains ~,
health, strength and energy ard IAsi resnri. and
with but faint hope, called upon DR. CIApkSv, VIII"
ter examining prescribed medicine winch
almost instantly relieved " the dun pain and dxainrA
in my he>d Encouraged by this result resolved place
myself Immediately under his care and BY strict ot-d
all his directions and advice. my head h-cam.
clear deas collected. the pain in my back
and groins the weakness Of limbs the nervous
Of my whole body the slightest alarm or
the msanthr"py and evil nrebodngs the selfdrust and
Of confidence others the study and
want Of resolution; the rHhtfu exciting and At times
pieAsurable dreams at night followed by Involuntary
charges have all disapPe AIRED; and fact in two mon
after having consulted the Doctor felt as il inspired v
. life-tha life which, but . short time ARo con-
tcmplAted to end by my own hand
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling into
the snares OF incompetent quacks, deem my duty To
offer this testimony the merit and skill Of Dr. C1Auka
medical advice, being assured by my own experience
that under his care, radical end permanent cure
will be effected. Il. Y. FILLMORE.
State Of California county ~ PrancscosubscTibrd
and 70 before this 18th day Of AprA D. lsSA
(sgned) IoHS NDDL1IoH, LIS
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10

It is an old saying that Time waits for no
man but the fair sex would have US believe
that he is gallant enough to wait for the Is
dies.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
Notice to Creditors

LII persons having debts. demands or claims Rainst
"A the estate Of JONATHAN n. GUTHRIE, deceased are
hereby notified to present the same with the
vouchers within ten months from the date hereof TO the
undersigned. Administrator Of said estate his ONCE in
the town Of III Dorado Fl Dorado county, California the
same will be forever barred by Law.
CHAS. MEREDITH
Public Administrator, and Administrator Of the Estate
Of r. Guthrie, deceased.
February 18th, 1660-n49-4w
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10

4 man is brute to be jealous Of good wo
mana fool to be jealous of worthless one
but double fool TO cut his throat for either
Of them.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10

There are some men who will walk up to
the lannon's mouth, and some women who
walk up to lovers without shrinking.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
Remarkable 1n.,anr. Of M.hls.ln.l,.1

Fellow pui'si ceri,f ,o'ilr.. .'t. sufferer.
fr"n he raigs q: dis ase. who having recovered
former health and IN pulled by gratitude. known
Their ras~s and remedial aH-1t and r't s'A-u-hfs
aUitrnt,c~t'h ny N";Ary Puhic IT,. d-na ~
ETY. nI"rtou'y comTafh their puha'fy. MI com.
mend their rrr4sal to The Aiten'i"n ~ ali Afci.i
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
w. M. DONAHUE,
w. N. DUN "a II.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Wines, Liquors. ETC., etc,
Main Street,
PLACERVIILE.
f4I -3ml
PUBLIC NOTICE.

TUE snhytriher iniends presenting eiANn II One
Hundred Dollars 10 the Board II StAir EHamintr,.
for publishing, in the IHrr"rHr american the prev
lsmatIon Of Governor 1ohnSonAn 1856 relative to the
proposed amedments to the Constitution.
RICHARD COLE.
Plaeo5,ille, Feb. q, ls6O-3O-a
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
REMOVAL.

THE undersigned has removed 70 Reservoir stree i'm.
medatey In the OF his old stand where ss here.
ofore he will be pleased TO accommodate his friends with
Board and Lodging. ct the most reasonable rates.
P!lesrv!re, Peh.csyy lItA 1eso-4v
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
Don't Stop Eating.
LIGHT! LIGHT! LIGHT!!
L. A. UPSON & CO.,
Agents for the
Improved Kerosene Iamna.

LAYING been appointed Agents for this City Of the I'm.
II proved Kerosene Lamps, We have hand and will
always keep large supply Of the above Lamps also
che Kerosene OIL
The Kerosene Lamp recommends sel its simplicity
cleanliness, economy and safety
The Kerosene Oil s explosive will gum and when
burned in the Improved Lamp much superior Fluid
Camphene.
tits so per cent. cheaper than Lard Sperm OIL and
IS per cheaper than fluid or Camphene One Of the
Lamps with small burner, will give much light IS
full jet Of Gas.
The Kerosene differs from Coal OIL being Coal Oil re.
fined, and gives a better and purer light
For family use the Kerosene Lamp cannot be excelled
Call and examine At
L. A. CPsON 4 CO., Agents.
Main Street, Opposite the P1aEa, Placervle.-44u