The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-31

recreation or refreshment, from six o'clock ON
"Wednesday evening next until the sumo hour
"f the next day. There will be religious cere.
monies at the Synagogue on Wednesday even.
ing and Thursday.
HERNASDEz 4 ANDERSON are entitled 10 our
thanks for late Atlantic magazines and picto.
rails, received by the overland stage.
tASvEsTI.EsGSrI
To the Voters Of EI Dorado County.
Party ties and party pTejudiees have done no
little work In producing the present poFable con
dltion Of our National aiiairs. They have, also,
produced most. II not all, the evils which have
fallen upon the people, in consequence Of had on
GERS. Political parties, with their we'll aFFanKrd
caucus machinery, have long since assumed the
pTeSOgatVe to select candidates for whom the peo-
pie are demanded TO vote and so addicted have
the people become 70 following the course pointed
out by the few, that many now claim II 40 q matter
Of right that all must, without even ~ much ~
raising an objection, support the candidates put
forward by the respective partisan COW entiOns.
Shall We continue in that practice which should
never have been commenced? or shall We exercise
the rights Of American citizens, by voting for
whom We, a. fTeemen, may 0electl
The Fall election 10 fast approaching, at which
We shall be called upon to select officers 10 conduct
our Affairs for the next ensuing two ySaTs. Ibeng
fully satiShed that neither fthe tickets presented
BY the several conventions wholly acceptable to
the voters Of " Dorado county, We present an In
dependent Ticket, composed Of men Of known eapA-
bihty and irreproaehable character respective Of
party cOnSideTationS. To those Who supported
either Douglas, Breekinridge, Lincoln or Bell We
appeal to lay aside their partisan feeling, and look
to the hest int~Test Of our County. We cannot
succeed IN eleeting the best % long ~ we are
controlled by party tTsmmelS.
In the selection Of County officers, vote for men
and not partisAns. The condition Of our County
demands this the deprecated state Of our finances
requires IL. And, having this alone in view, We
have determined to bring forward an inde pendent
Ticket, and ask your support. We. therefore, pre-
cent the following named PeTSonS for County ON
GERS:
For the Assembly:
JOHN u. DENNIs,
LEVI SMITH,
SENECA DEAN,
}. D. RANKIN.
For County Judge,
LEVI I. CARR.
FOR District Attorney,
n. ". SANDERsON.
For Sheriff,
FRED. BAKER.
For County Clerk,
ROBERT II. WEST.
For Collector,
g. GRIFFITH.
Por Recorder,
STEPHEN wILLETTS.
Fer Treasurer.
ROBERT CHALMERS.
For Assessor,
s. II. STILLWELL.
Tor Public Administrator,
WI. L. GAYLORD.
For Surveyor,
HUGH BANKER.
For Coroner.
q. w. CLARK.
For Superintendent Of Public Schools,
". A. LYNDE.
The nance shove presented are those Of gentle
men Of well known integrity. long residence in our
t"unty. and known capability Arouse from your
lrthaTgy. frermen 81 III dorado !-aSSeTt your In
hvtv ndr nee elect this ticket, and show paHtisAn
trIek.t|Ts that. know ing your rights you have the
MANY VOTERS.
! PLAcEEvHLE, August 10th. 1861.
The History OF HaII Dyes shows
tia, hey have been In use IN the Old World for one
ihnu,ahI y-ars. Perfection IL reached at last. The
mod m world admits that CRIsrADORAs EXCEL
>InE DYE ""mprseN aud mPHT,s all the elements Of
h-iu'y Which II-aven has bestoHsI- upan the mosi
'Av"rcd heads, The change 1. effected In few mo.
.el.' br Chiffon says, amer careful analysis, that
.: contain, no drIrterious ingredient" ~ Sold
e'ery~h'rr, and applied by all Hair -DresSers.
CKISTADOHA, 6Astor House, New York.
GEO. ". SMELL, Agent,
an2I 1872 Washington st, San Francisco.
want Of success hi. treatment when the di.appoint
in The recovery of the sick Is to he traced tn
the Administering IMPURE medicines. Robert White
ApOthrcary. Is paying particular attention to the
! comPaundng physicians prescriptions and family
recipes from medicines ~ undoubted rurity. Robert
White. Medical Hail, 10 appointed agent for mos
| of the grnIne Patent Medicines.
The following Letter, which em-
phAtc Ally speaks 10! tsef, was written ny the Dean
Of the Faculty ~ th- Philadelphia College OF Medi-
cine 10 the editors Of the Pacific Medical and Surgi
cal Journal. San Francisco, for publication
PHILADELPHiA. Jan. II, 1859.
To tie EfftOrs Of TIE Poetic kedtcGi and Sur.
1icIf JOHrHd .-1ientlcmen-MV attention has been
called to All article IN the December number 81 your
j"urnaI In regard to the al eUndem degree granted
by the PIAdelphA College Of Medicine to Or. l.. J.
CIapkAy. When the application for the degree was
made Z" the Faculty, It vas accompanied by Ahi'lA.
vita and testimonials TO the effect that DR. CEapkay
was . regular graduate ". d. Of the University Of
IrNt had served surgeon In the Hungarian army,
and WAS . regular pkp cttioneT Of medicine On the
strength 81 these the dsgree was granted. The Gd
eMndPnI deHrre as ita nsne implies, IL conferred on
| graduates only. and gives M new privileges. Had
there been the slightest suspicion Of TFegularty. the
application would have been refused. By inserting
this in your journal. you wIl d" an act Of Justice 10
! the Co-ge. and confer favor on
Yours very respectfully, N. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty Of the PhIAdelphlA College Of
Medicine.
Dr. l.. !. CLAPEAVs MkDic ~ ASD SrRGIcAL !SsTI-
TCTE Il OIL sacramento street, below Montgomery,
opposite the Pa idc Mail Steamship Company
OHire, San Francisco. The Doctor Offers free COLI
sutAton, and asks no remuneration unless he effects
q cure. Once hours, from . A. n. o9P.M.
CERTIVIcATg-I. the undersigned. Governor OF
Hungary. do testify hereby that DT. l.. J. CsapkAy
has served during the contest for Hungarian liberty.
Ms Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian army, with faith
fl perseverance,. Whereof have given this certIa-
cate, and do recommend him to the sympathy, at
tentIOn and protection Of all those who capable
ofaDprecAing patriotic SelfSacrlnce and undeserved
misfortune. K0SSUTH LAJOS,
Governor Of Hungary.
Washington City. Jan. 6. ~. jes BIN
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