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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

Legislative Standing Committees.
SENATE STANDING COMMITTEES.
ClAims-Wa,kins, Eagan, Rhodes. Haynes,
and Parks.
Flnance-Clark, Shafter. Ryan, Eagan and
Vance.
Judiciary-Sharp, Merritt. Shaftcr, Thornton,
Edgrrton, Heacnck und Watson.
ElectinnS-. Thomas, Burbank, Thoruton,
Watt and Williamson
Public Lands Harvey, Denver, Hill, Frank
lin aud Rhodes.
Commerce aud Navigation Ryan, PHELPS.
Watson, Sharp and Haynes.
Federal Relations Watson, Shaftcr, Hill.
Merritt and Edgcrton.
I HoSpilals--FrGnkln, Hill, Williamson, Leet
and Rhodes.
Mines and Mining Gallagher, Watt, Frank.
lin, IIeacOck, Vance and Logan
State Prison and Public luildings-IIill, ri.
ca, Ryan, Vance, De Long. Heacnck and Phelps.
Edacaiion-Eagun, Irwin, Thornton, Haynes
and Merritt.
Library-Leet. Park and Burbank.
Milage-L1gAn. Warmcastle and Chase.
Counties and County Observation-Disclosures
son. Thomas Picn. DE Long and I.cet.
C"rpora!ions--De Long, Franklin, Watt, Ea.
Agriculture--Phe'ps, Warmcastle, Pico, liar.
vey and Denver.
Printing--Chase, Parks, Rhodes, Harvey aud
Dickinson.
Contingent Exrenses-Haynes, Burbank,
Parks. Thomas and Logan.
Military-PIco, Watkins, IIcacock, Cla, k and
Crittenden.
Public Expenditures--C rittcndcn, Gallagher,
Thomas, Dickinson aud Phelps.
Moras- Vance, Burbank, Hill, Franklin and
De Long.
Engrossed Bills Merritt, Williamson. flea.
cock, Irwin, Sharp and Gallagher.
Enrolled Bills--Denver, Edgerton, Critten-
den, Watkins, ShAitrr and Williamson.
Internal mprnvcnirnts-Irwin, Eagan, Lo.
gan, Harvey and Heacock.
Swamp Lands--Edgcrton, Parks, Watson,
Phelps and Warmcastle.
Manufactures Parks, Lcct. Ryan, Thomas
aud Clark.
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ASSEMBLY srAxpIxG COMMITTEES.

Elections -TIennistnn, Clark, burst. uanson
kuriE, Councilman and Chandler.
CornoratinnS-Curtis, White, Banks, Tlden
Chandler, Smith Of Placer aud Cracker.
Public Printing Eastman, Cherry, Hender.
son; Smith Of Placer, Holman, Flanders and
Walden.
Cl"i"s1;Walden. Gillett. Lippincott, Harri.
man aud Hunter.
Ways and Means -Dougherty. Bacch,el,
E = Fargo: ShowulIer, Crucker, Laspeyre.
MaSrudeF and Miller.
Judiciary Campbell. Patrick. Curtis, Ross.
wright, Montgomery, CONFESS, Blair, Harris,
LppincUtt and Avery.
Military Affairs-Wnod Of Plumas. Tittrl
Covarubias, Harris and Morrison.
Counties and County Boundaries-M unday,
SlIlett' O'BrIen. Dougheriy, Amyx, Coltrin aud
Commerce and avigation--Laspcyre, Banks,
Cherry, Flanders and Eastman.
ELncaiion-Blair, Hartman, Walter, Gordon
and Knngle.
- observation-disclosures, Wood Of YoIo, burst
Dennistnn, and Clarke.
Internal mpr0vements-FargO Showalter
Morrison. Snrrrl and Tilton.
Public Buildings and Grounds-PowclI. Hor.
rell, Green, Buell. and Adams.
>. fuoIlc Expenditures and Accounts O'Driep,
A9ng'e, Wiley. Harrison and Haun.
4, "es a"u INNING InterestS-Mlller, Green,
Councilman, Gregory. Hill, Childs, Cnltrin.
Public Lands-Snitb of Fresno. Porter lila.
gans. Bradley, Briggs. Gregory and Scntt.
Federal RelAtions-C CONFESS, SnrreI. Cnmp.
bell. White, Magrauder, Ford and Wright
Engrossment-LalOr, Coleman, Morgan, Hill
Enrolling-Tilton, Amyx snc Piercy.
~. state Prlson-Tilden. Haun, Banks, Hunter,
Tilton. Powell and Gordon.
=, Mlleage-Ross, Morgan, Kurtz, johnson aud
~, Public Morals-Briggs, Patrick, Covarrubias,
Wiley and Hagan.
State Hospitals burst, Smith of Fresno.
Spence. Coleman and Ford.
indian AnaIr"-MontgOmery, Buell., Avery,
Swamp and Overlooked Lands--Adams.
Porter. Wood 0f YolO, Bradley and ConnenH.
k.lads and HighWays-Childs, Holman, Fos.
tsF. Spence and Munday.
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THR ASsE MRLY

Alameda-Frank Fargo, tR.l
- ARladOr Il. Bnrnell. d. +. NJ II0rrpil, ep.l-
Rutte-W. r. Tilden. do p. II. IIaTri-. 90
CalavrTas-B lippcnrott, Cd William hilds
ia Thomas O'Bricn, (D.)
Culusa aud Tehama-Dr. Durst, (D.)
Contra Cnsta-C. Is. Porter, (R.l
Del %orte aud kIamath-W. VI. Buell., (D.)
III TNorado-Iohn CUnnes., (D) Theron Foster,
Alex. Hunter, )D) William Coleman, (D) Samuel
Hill, fD.) G.. ". Coltrin, I'D
Fresno and Tulare-O. X. Smith, (Cnion)
Ilumboldt-w. II. IIagans, (D)
Los Angclct-Murray Morrison, 3D. \. Stcarns,
(Dl
Marin--N. ". Borden. I'D
MaTiP0-a-t;rtgoTy, I'D Showatrr, ,B.l
Mcndncino- Martin RarchtrI. tB.)
Monterey-A. W. Flair, (R.)
Napa-,J u. Scott, tB.l
NcVada-E. =. Spence, (R) y. VI. Avery, r.
y. ". Councilman, (R.) }. c. Eastman, 90 y. {.
Miller. do
Fiarrr-L. g Smith, CDD W J. Harrison, 3D.
P. MWubay, ID VI. W. Hartman, liz -
T'umas--A WO"od, ID
sacranicnto-N. Greene Curtis, tDN Joseph
Powell. 3D. Amos Adams, (D) Charlie. Cracker,
San Birnardino-Charlrs W. Percy, D)
San pieRa-D n. kWrtz. CB. -
San francisco-S.S. Triton, tR.hIohn W Cherry,
(R.) Akan Flanders, tRl q. T.. little, IL
Robert Clark, tK.) Alexander Campbell, RI J. \.
Banks, TX. 10. y. Wiley, ri
San yoaqnin-I.. Il. bradley, lB.l Thomas Las
peyTe, b.
San I.uis Obispc-Johnson. tB.l
San Mateo--James q. Drnnistnn, Id
Santa BArbara-J NJ. Cwarruhias, ID.1
Santa Clara-H. W. Briggs, I'LL J. II. Morgan,
| tR.l
Santa Cru1-Chnrlcs Ford, tRI
shasta-John White, tD.l
Sierra-J. Doughcrty, tO.l Thcs Wright, nj
! SiskiyOu-f. SOrrrl, tB.l
| SolanO-D. n. Holman, I'LL
Svnoma-Wiliam 10 ., ID
| Wahlron, ID
| sut err. Montgomery, lBl
| Triniiy-P. Walters, ID.
| Tuolunuc-ti. W. Patrick, IN ] ". Y. Giilctt,
n flcmming Amyx, Is I. !. Chandler, tB.l
Yolo-w. {. Wood. iB
Iuha-Llnyd Magrudcr, d. T. Labor, n ! J. II.
Harrison tBl ID. l.. llaun, b. G. H. kungle, ID !
Douglas, 81 Republican, 10; Breckenridge, - /;
Bell and Everett, l.. Total Assembl! mcn, ~.
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3atstttIdMtDtls aD6trtistmS.
MOUNTAIN 1NF1RMARY.
NE. CLAYTON. n. D..

II. F. OA1A TONs M O'S
TN returning his most sincere thanks TO the public
i for the PATRONAGE which they have hitherto favor
ed him With would most respectfully call their fur
Their atteuti0n to his abOve named Institution. lie
has often, during tie experience Of the past year
felt the growing necessity OF huUe Tor the sick !;
where they could he properly huTstd aud card Tor,
besides the unqUesiOnnbie necessity OF patients be-
Ing put upon proper aud careful Tegnien-one OF
the most Requisite essentials In treating diseases
lie would nov say, he Is ready to accommodate bath
the resident we'll the liine' ant public. lie WIN
10 addition 10 the Medical aud Surgical department,
be always IN readiness TO pny the most particular
attention tn diseases Of the EVE. As al Occust,
from his thorough aud long experience la treating
Ophthaniy. he has the most nAtterng hopes, in all
cases, Of rGrcting n cure.
That the Doctor has been very successful IN the
treatment Of Spinal Affection, DsraSrs Of the Liver
and epleen, Chronic Diseases 6f the bowels, Disensrs
Of the Heart ard Luhgs, whether accuse chronic,
General Debility, aud that fell destroyer which II
parent 10 InnuCrable suffering and IL yearly carry
ing hundreds To premature Grave. aud Is coInmOnly
known ~ Indigestion or Dytpepsia h. piesur'-s
The public already AuaFs.-Alaa-PhyrIeap ~i'.F-
mites, such Cross Eyes, Curved Spine. bow Legs,
Weak Ankles, Club Feet Stn Joints, etc n we'll Ms
Flrsh Wounds. Fractures. DslncNti"ns, Frost ltrs
ahd CIcers-ao matter II of long standing y III be
treated on scientific and long.tesird principles
II 10 almost unnecessary to add that females will
receive the most careful Httenion in all disc Ie
culIaF TO their sex A. the extensive patronage and
almost universal success 81 the past year would ndi
cate that this matter was quite extensively known.
The Institution Is situated At the mouth Of Cedar
Ravine, on MAn street, Placrrville.
M.P. CLAYTON, NJ D.,
feb2 Prop ietcT.
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VwrIt,sa sDr TIE Mountain Democrat. ]


A Plan for tho Reconciliation IF the
Government, with Union If all the
States, az ono Nation.
1t h well known to those who have
closely watched the history Of the United
States Of America, that, at the formation
in convention, as well as in the convcn.
tons Of the States. by which it was adopt.
cd and ratified, and by which We became
apeOple, among the nations Of the earth,
there wss diversity Of opinion about the
powers granted, as we'll as the true inter.
probation to DO given to the language Of
the instrument ITSELF
The States right party demanded
strict construction Of tho powers granted,
while the federal, Capitalization party,
held to . latitudinous construction, claim.
ing ell powers necessary, in their opinion,
as clearly incidental.
Perfect as it was at the time of it's for.
nation, like all things human, time has
proved that it is no longer suitable to the
purposes for which it was intended, and
chat it must either be amended in its de-
tective parts to suit the changed, advanced
and progressing condition Of the country,
{" 1t must be entirely abandoned, and
new and diic, ent form Of government in.
stituted.
All attempts by Congress, peace con.
vcntiOns and border States conferences,
have failed to unite on any plan or propo.
EitiO0 by which the disturbed state of the
country might be quieted, by the adop-
ton Of such amendments to the Constitu.
ton % time and circumstance have de.
mOnstrated to be absolutely and vitality
necessary to the very existence of the
nation.
But while the North and West, with
their old traditional mental habitudes,
were utterly incapable Of that mental ele.
walton necessary to comprehend the na.
ture Of the disease by which the body Of
the nation was rapidly sinking to a pre-
mature grave-the South. with that I'd.
vanced mental elevation that conceived
the Declaration Of Independence and
formed the Constitution Of the United
Statea ct once cav the danger, and a.
promptly applied the remedy. They
boldly crossed the Rubicon-they fear.
!essly cut tho GOrdian knot-and have
now saved not only the nation, but the
liberty Of the white race Of mankind, BY
making such amendments to the old Con.
ssitutiOn ss time and the progress of the
nation hass shown to be absolutely una.
VOIdable. The work is now complete;
The disease. though radical and deep.
STATED, Is entirely removed, and the body
Of the natiea restored to health and
soundnesG
All thatisnOw necessary to reconstruct
the Government make "mOre perfect
unieas" and march forward a q great
natisa IN tho path Of empire, is to call
coeveatiOns In ell the States that still cling
to Tie cd UOiOn. and ct once adopt the
amended Constitution Of the COniedsr.
stsd States" which embOdies all the safe
gaaFds deemed necessary to insure the
tsaaasllity, prosperity and happiness Of
Ne people. Let California 30 the flrst to
neve q this matter.
COMMON SENSE.
HsnMrAoH. April slst 1851.
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Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
CLOTHING AND NOTIONS,
Battery street, Corner OF clay ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
"AVE nov on hand in store, and are opening
OK recent arrivals, an entire new stock of
Staple AMI Fancy Goods, spring trade, consisting
House Furnishing Goods,
Standard Brown Drills. Shrcirg, aud Shirtings !;
\, IA, Cd, and lOi fue Hrnwn ShcrIingS;
Blcachrd Shirtiug<. all widths, from 81 10
Primary CUlUrs, Dunneh's, Iacoby and other
Prints.
American and Russian brown aud blrac2cd crash ;
White. blnc, grey. and scarlet Blankets
Grey. blue, white. scarlet and yellow hanncls;
Blue dcninis and hickory stripes;
Blue and blrachrd drills and Jeans;
Tickings frnm ~ inch to 81 inch, various brands !;
Apron checks 20. ~ and 49,
Brown and blcached Canton hanntls
Corset jeans. lining and paper cambrics,
Ingram. 8 ply bruss.ls and tapestry carpets -
WWl and half w0ol linsCy> and plaids;
l. $. Pilot, Eureka, Law renee y Russell's Dues /;
Bear, Boston and Extra Ravens duck;
PatarSco ard Farmers 81 and 10 inch tw ills
Cloths, Ca.imcres. docskins and Kentucky jra,i-;
Seamless Bags, Cotton aud Linen Machine Irvine.
Ticachcd and Brown Linen Table Danasks;
Rrarhed ard Brown Union Table nRmashS;
ic.4 ll-4 and ia Manchester Quilts;
Whit. and coorrd Toilet Quilts:
Enb ,ssed Table and Piano Covers;
Super Cloth Table and Piano Covers;
Blenchrh Linen Table Cloths;
brown Linen Table Cloths
Linen Towcling. Dcyes and NAPKINS
Scotch Diapers, Satin pamnsks;
Cutain Musiins and Lace Curtains;
Worsted DamHSkS:
ca, = !, l0-4 and ia br'n aud bid Cut Shee;ngs;
Window Shades and Hollands, all colors, etc.
White Goods.
Jaronet and French MGslins;
Null and Check MuslinS:
Naninsook and Cambria Muslins;
IIrlliantcs ard bnitic~, exc;
Irish Linens, white and printed;
Embroiherlrs, LaccS, Trimmings, Ribbons, etc.
Linen CImbric lIandkrrch'fs
Gents Linen Cambria Handkerchief;
Ladies' AMI Gents J.. {. Handkerchief, hemmed;
! Cnlorcd border do do.
I linens, Lawns, cambFcs, Itc.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Grey Flannel Overshiris,
Niue and Red Flannel do.
Hickory and Check Shirts,
Liucn Bosom and Calico do.
Cloths. Cassimcres md nOcskinS,
Duck Pants md 0verahS,
Jumpers and Kentucky Jean Shirts,
Hack silk handkerchief.
Silk Pocket Handkerchief,
SILK Cndershirts and Drawers.
Dress Goods.
Iiack and Fancy colored Silks,
Manchester and Pacific D-ancs,
French and English Deaines,
Black and colored velyets,
Cashmere Wool and Drorhe,
Plain all -woo Draines,
French and English Merinos,
French and English Cuburgs,
Black Alpacaa aud ParamAttus,
Mohairs and DeBaisrs,
French Prints and Organizes,
Printed Lawns and JaronctS,
Long and Square Shawls, etc, etc.
And complete stock Of YANKEE NOTIONS, all
Of which offer ut the lowest market rates, by the
package, dozen or piece, At our store, corner Clay
and Battery streets, San Francisco.
m23-2m JANsON, BOND co.
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ntnss, MtOttimss, st.

"A MEDICAL HALL, a
~ MALN STREET, PLACER VILE NJ
II msASLissD TOa TER SAFE o. THE IL
PUREsT DRUGS AND GENUM Z
PATENT MEDICINES,
Where can be found
Fresh Garden Seeds, Perfumery, Hops,
Leeches, Alcohol, Quicksilver, Acids
Test Tubes, Evaporating Dishes
Chemicals,
And everything else ususIIy kept in well-supplled
Drug etore, which will be sold At moderate prices
ROBERT WHITE,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
ROBERT WHITE IL sole Proprietor Of the following
select Preparations:
b. Whites Ague Drops which never fall Ia
curing Ague, Panama Fever, Neuralgia. ETC.
r. Whites Nimrod Liniments for all pnr
poses where Lnlment IL required;
n. Whites Antiseptic Quinine Dentifrice
for elwannE the Teeth, aTreSting the progress 81
decay, and impArting an agreeable sweetness to
tIse BREATH.
r, Whites Toothsche Believer, which al
Ways relieves, and somsiimes eurea. n-5m
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LOTS FOR SALE.

Ny SUBSCRIBER offers for sale FOUR BUILD.
=, I'VE LOIs on High street. opposite the property
~, u Itas and Alex. Hunter. These lots front on
@reet - feet, extending back 90 feet TO an al
~. EMe above lots will b sold cheap for eash.
For iuFsAsF particulars, inquire Of
. A. HALFTERMYER,
SSH Al eebAstopol Hall.
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Cigsrs. Tob'cco, Playing Carl..
And many n;hrr ARTICLES, is i.,m-.pu. 10 in,u;i -
helnnging to tie Liquor ard CIs.r iu.ir,.. uI,.h
] oder, f,t tA~H. at ~Au Francisco rr.cr. f., IcLt
added. Those drahrg In the ah,,- mc.tior,d a..
nclrS WiIl hndit To tbrtAJNautage To- call And see
for thrm-tkcs
liberal crrd': ~ III h- given ~ those Mo rome
Ne TcenmIIaF tt1EG, M
have h'tu pT.'nui ~ ihi'T r,,g.tt'. I.t,;.f tr.
All ;hnsr WI" 3ic, ''rd :, Ia. f,r tn,
mont n moro w!i. d. ne ft,.r ~ -,!t... s.l
setting their b4i... apIJi II NINEN Ik
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HsnnlrAoR, April slst, 1861.

InE IFish shop.keepeF, who was lately
ehmAe1 By IN old woman stealing jar
e whlsky and leaving jar Of water in
y Psass Described her ~ speaking .
slReas &Alsct neither Irish nor English.
A paasasr I'D he bad reason to complain
Il he jaT-gOn.
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TOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.
On Txn CROsswALK.


HP. ,. NICHOLSON.
mI VA sAsn dsP What can 1 dO'
kaRsss sssss ~ ns hers, .
m hssAs 81 ~ 6sst sshs 80 with cold,
FS@ kssVine the sFOsswalk clear.
i've lsiIsA ~ sssAinV the livsIOag day
I've haA bit sTust 70 sati
IusaAsS " ! have get 70 die!
AI,ss, - dis Ia the street,
PeTAaps TIE nan win LET Ne IN there,
To staad suhils asd gst warn!
I've alnsst mind 70 80 and ask
'Tis % eolA here In the storm.
AIso! there 10 nOthing for me 70 do
AnA No pIses where ! may 30!
Asaia 10 vslk thFOugA the streets all night
Or an aslssp In The snow !
woadeT hSw IL seems to Be rich,
have warn dFess 70 weaEi
Besides plenty TO cat and drink,
And ~Oney enough to spare:
IwOaAsr bow Il feels TO be well,
Ard abls 70 walk or TuH-
No uaattsV how sharp the piercing Olast'
No natter bow bot the sun.
lwOndsr bow Il seems to have friends,
To have hOne or bed!
IwondeT II am hustler than
shaII bs when an dead!
] wonder how Il seems u be good
To knssl In church and pray!
I wonder, u 1 ShOuld ash then to,
WOaA angels take me awayS
wouAer what has become Of her
Who kissed ne while on her knee!
She used to clasp me close TO her breast,
A. though she vas fond Of me.
wonder Why Il 10 an III.
Aud hungry, and cold, and poor!
wsrk As AArd a. ever can
Ny path loOks clean, am sure.
IN cit On the curb awhile to rest.
III feel better By and by.
I feel better now! IT'S not 90 cold
. -
The child had lain down to die.
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ON and AFTER the 2ed day Of October. l~io. the
Cars Of the sacramento Valley Railroad will
leave As follows, viz:
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
Mill Leave the Drpni foui nf II strrri SacIAento Al
81. A. ~, -. abd4is ?. Y. SundayscNe,rtcd.
Folsom ut ga, A. ~, II, " ahI -, I. ", Sun.
ON SUNDAYS,
VIII leave Sacramento III 6L.A.N.
viii leave fls"m att >, ".
TICKET OFFICE On Front street, under The
what Cheer House"
FREIGHT FOR FOLSOM
viii he taken Ivy every train. Sunday, excepted.
Up WY FrtiRh; 10y the = train only
Downward Way .Frrigh Nv the train only.
Freight must H. delivered III the Dt!r,. iO"t ~ l.
street. half M hour before the hour ~ departure
OF the ira NJ else II viii he retained the ncNttr,n
The So, N, ttAin out from SacI Amrntn come ts
wish Stages f"r all the following named places. Rui
passengers procuring Jackets at the Drpw III SarIl
mentn will BE- -rnt through the same lJ Tie s'nS's
run from alt the following named pll,S To- connect
wish the ]! train from Folsom Arr,vitgin Sa' "a
MO me hour b. fore the San Francis" boat leaves
NeVAda.--- Grass Valley, Arhurn
Iowa m. Forrest City, poNulc,7le,
Orleans Fiat, Utiir. I;ola M
Ilnolsinwn, Yankee Jim'H. GrreEuGl Wiley
GeoTgctown, Mormon l',And, ColomA,
" p"rAd". diamond Springs, Pisrrr'iil-.
Prairie cay. Michigan iIsr, C"nL's nrr.
walls D,cginTs. Lie O,k Cay, Ar.ahs.,bR,,
Willow Spring, pryt"wn, Annl.r.
suffer, JAck.nn, Fdlciown,
AND WASHOE,
To which writ +'rs ar-r' 1Tfrtsyrr7u'r
AId all the Inter ate Pace.
Por freight pAs.ar" rpiiy ~ n" Ef, ~ StN';,a s
-.--.-- ~ ant,>>I>. S-'wrt.i,vu-i-tr
8. u. II. one, OctULeT = nj ISL. uiAi9 q.
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popular pattnt MtOitinrs.
MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BITTERs,


md
NV DTTTE D q Z
- ~ ~ - - - -
HVHESE Medicines have nov been before the pub
lie for 4 period Of thirty years, and during that
time have maintained high character In almost
every paTt Of the RIobe for their extraordinary and
immediate power Of restoring perfect health to per-
ANS suffering under nearly every Kind Of disease to
which the human frame IL liable.
The following are some Of the distressing variety
Of humnn diseases In which the
vrormApTr rTEE EEnTcYbTEa
Are known 70 DC lnIAil'Die'
DrsrErAA' w thoroughy cenhnne the hts' ana
second stOmaehs ava eFeathH nov o' pure heAHhy
bile, instead OF we stae aerm kihu; rs,n'eh'y. loss
ioutn.~t'eAI
Ihfen'per' An1'e'y' iahgn'i anu MeIahchay, Sh' u
are the general 'ympt"ms o. DyrpePsis' VIII Nahish'
~ = natural eons,pnenc Of US cure
C"~rNhn~' by cleansing t'e Sho'e 'ehklh 81 'he
lnteH'ihSs WIN so''ehi process. ana Sth""' V'O-
Ienee Az v'oFh' Pufges Ie@'e Tue Oo"eIs cos'Ve
Wuhin Two Gays
RChS, OF Az xmas ny restoring the bio"n 10
regular Circulation 'hI"nKh Ihr pr"ce'" "i lrtslrA,
lion ~ sucn cases. ana 'he thof"oBh sOIutioh Of Al
ihtestinaI OBSTRUCTION IN o'ncTr'
The Lie Mrdicines nave been known TO cure H"tr'
hAIAn permanently 10 InTee weeks ana t'oCT IN
haIiha iimr BY remoVingl%"i Inflammation from the
muscles ana IRAinenn Of NE JnihlA.
uHnrI1 o. ~ kInns ny HtcIhR ann sHehktheninR
the A'dntys and bladder they operate "".t delight
ihIy OIL these Important ans am hehce nave eve
brrn t"und certain remedy Tor The E"Ts' eaSes Of
"rate;
Also H"ahn nv dtSoh2inR from the turnihRs OF the
bos eis The siimy matter to Which these creatures
adhere.
eetH,f. eEtHs ana IN.EtEh1II SnRVS' ny 'he per-
irct purify vhlch 'hest Lille Medicines give to tie
b'oSd ava snthe hun'ors.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27
TO THE AElEI.1cnr,

DR.. l.. J. CHlDkay returns hi. sincere tha,l.,,
humorous Phti-ht' i"r their patronage. and w"n,
tHh" this opportunity 10 remind them TINT he "ui
tnnrs to c"S"I'' At hi- In,ttnte fhr the cure y,
Erstve and Gcnilo Urinary Organs. snL an y,, ~, VI.
hseascs. viz: :, pii- In all iis forms and , .ae
SEMINAL Weakness. ard I'll the horrid cohsrons,..,.
OF ,eltAbu'r ana he h"pr> that hr long exp rirnes
to insure him star" ~ public patronage N. , W.,
practice 81 many years In Europe aud ne Tn,,. "1
States, ard dHrtng The Hungarian wr h, Il ,a,,
paigns he i'enail Il 10 aTp'y the u",i Ell len, sI
successful remedies aEiihN disease. 81 nil t, n'1
II" n-cs no mercury charges Moderate Ir,.," ~"
pai'ents In n c"rrrrt AID o""rahir WV L.s,t..'
-n'-- 81 un1ne-ti"nsb" 'rra1ity from rnrn 81 kno,.
r'sp"idhlty and high standing Ia ,o.,- ~
part - committing him. hy iru,r or o.h,tt -
receive the best aud gent!rs; tresrmen., and im 81,
ttCrety. 'N
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27
Remarkable Instance OF Medical Relic,

RdLE I.''i'.1-lt'lt- cert 'tt--'-sr f,nr =. 10
ferers FROM ~" panrs ~ disease, Wa Law.
covered their former health. nnd rip, He'd l., 80
tud-. make known their cases ant r,:.r.i a 80.
and their s'a'"nrb's ar" authenticated by A S,.,
PHhic. TIE demands of 80 .irty ioI.ti n.,y ,nn
m"nd tbrir publicity, an We commend M j., i,,.a,
to the attention Of all afflicted ~'
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27
NOTICE.

A ~ ron nEHSONS indebted to the firm Of DIS.
their accounts must be settled prior 10 the lat day
stables banda far collection, F~' 'D'O W."
Piacerville, March Is, 1851. m.r,s-,,
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NALIF0RNIA PICKLES, In kegs and jars. for .oIe
C% HUNT L CHACH,
dS0 On the Plaza, PlAceIv,ile.