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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

There Il type Of character, says the
N@w York RSsRiRer, which may appro-
nriStslv Be dubbed the angular. 1t is
III@~lpctsd 10 men whose dispositions arc
Vel supplied with corners, SO to speak,
th-t A. constantly obtruded on the COM
lori Of their neighbOrA Not that bodily
a09ulaFitY necessarily implies . disoblig-
inS nature. Many, whose bodily move
menta are awkward, are Of an accommo-
dating and q "giving way" disposition.
But mental angularity almost invariably
has an angularizing effect on the carriage
Of he body. Every reader Of the En-
asniasr has doubtless suffered, at one time
or another, at the hands-Or, properly
making. at the elbOws-Of q man Of an
0iea. Look out for him when he comes.
he takes manifest pleasure in crowding
VOC into the gutter, although he has plen-
~ Of room on the sidewalk. lie contrives
to carry his umbrella or cane so poised
that Il may gOnge out the eye Of some
DaaseF.bx, He seems to like the fun OF
walking upon the dress Of every lady hc
OvertAkes. He goes out of his way to
kick q doc. In an omnibus he sits side.
WAYS IN order to take up twice as much
FOcm ss be has paid for, and when he
wiahes 70 be Get down, he announces the
fact By pulling the strap with 6crceness
which indicates . desire to drag the un.
lucky Jehu through the aperture. At ta-
Die be obviously takes 1t III when asked to
pass anything, and signifies his displeas-
ure BY upsstting the dish which he passes
He & In his element in crowd, where be
amuses himself by exploring with his ell
bows the ribs Of those around him, anG
by grinding their corns till they begin t
think they've got . miller among them
As for the amenities Of life, he'll none o
them. Long practice has made him ia
miliar with the vocabulary Of gricvou!
words. lie rejOices in asserting his indie
pendence on ali possible occasions, with
out rejecting that it is the peculiar kline
of independence which is shared with hin
bv 1.-THE patient animal that browscs OF
the thistle" lie belongs to the class o
men of whom it has been said that thei
opposition may BE- reckoned on, to any
measure which has not originated will
themselves However, not to paint thes'
WORTHLESS blackcr than they really are
perhaps the Office which they perform i!
the world Is. salutary, corresponding Il
that performed by brakes when train o
cars gets on too much Roadway. 1t maj
be that men Of angles are designed a
checks 70 the too rapid progress Of socic
~. A hard headed, obstinate, unreason
able man, when viewed in the light of
BRAKE 5 by no means contemplate up
pendage to the car Of civilization.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

WALES AZ HOuG.-A recent picture ia
the London PsAsA represents he PING
ct Wales On his return Aoms AFTER bis vis.
= to America. The roysl youth has snf.
fsred change daring biz Ihsonce. he
hes become AmeEicanissd anIinS hia AZ
ssncs. and now aits befhsO tho esssa ~;th
HI lsgs resting upon the manS - :
czs n his mouth, and . pocket 4
his hand, while . box 0f fragrant Hssss.
asls - table near By. A shsEsy -.
~. With It's Characteristic stEawG E e
tie msntsl-piecA TIE young pEincs
weassa shocking bad hat tipped over On
one alda sparta goatss, and really loOkx
Ike .seaa q he bora" In the back,
eEgend elands PIincs Albert EAzlng o.
~ q expression e alaassEssae
- elo1 usEh ~. H BssI
Hl 4nnlags pshuaiaiagly Esmasks
e - Hal III 49,. esniss. = Nov,
nl1s II1l d aR % and H1lale dswn,
- - - absak ny tsavOla"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19
DEMOCRAT,



II slAsssWFsts q thsss wAs ASaUAs
osnsngs biSsds 49,
% thHs Whnss dHEllag deeds we're wrought
NIlA SWogds - spear, sna SAislaj
11aWm Writ Il hs1Oss III,
IL tssvssa u the hEats,
Wa Aaghs fDg nsithsv fAms nor FOLD
We al an un~srhsa grave!
HswsSWhS 6saqasrOd nSny Aeh
o. hasd ~ ssssilS $50
W. nAAs The sturdy Sbrsst yield
9susS11stlag Till
Hsssss WAs did mt IDLY stand,
Bas dealt sueh fearful blows
Thus asrss broad Of worthless Hnd
1esw bessoSA liks the rOSs.
3As hssOss Of the Dlow and loon,
rs sasEi Sna De ksgs,
3hs dslesss down a4id the gloom
Of yOaAsE rocky SusEej
Heroes Who built yOn IOfy tower,
And forged its heavy bsn,
WAisA SAitAialy pEOelaims the hour,
Al naEks ats eight - we'll
1ssss vAS hsOashS hOs stsT1 siinw
Rich argosisgOf wealth;
Here's - ehoueht and deeds subli@o.
VIE SpuSASd what came By StsaltAs
VIE wen . gusFdoa air md bTighHS
Aa6Isfs No bloody Stsia-
h AsoF1 prOhnsd-so deadly bAgAt-
Upoa GoAS uiAs aseAin.
1hasO WoglA-WiAs oonmsa voTksTs crave
Ne laFsl wreath Il s@s-
Ne msnauAeut ahove their grave,
Tag SnilSd bot G6S AAnE
xHSag the lOwH Onss whO plOd
Their weary way along,
With faith and confidence that
COFTseteth ever wrong.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19
The Reols Of Solomon.

Descending into valley, says the cor.
respondent Of the New York Examiner,
we soon reached the Pools of Solomon
three immense open tanks or reservoirs,
stretching away at our left. partly hid at
flrst by large rectangular old khan or
castle. These remarkable pools, excava-
ted In part from the rocky bOds Of tho val
Icy, and 10 part built up OF stone masonry,
are 90 arranged on different grades that
the second might be emptied into the
third, and the first into the second, evil
IDENTITY for the purpose Of collecting much
water. They are rectangular shaped, va
rying 10 size from 400 to 600 feet in
length, about $50 feet in breadth and from
30 10 30 In depth, all containing clear VA
ter. AileF lunch, under the shadow Of
the cd castle, and near a well.like open.
ing leadins down to rushing and roaring
streams through vaulted chambers Of
stone work, walked about the pools, and
In the middle one took refreshing bath.
They are supplied by q large fountain
some forty rods to the northwest; but
flowing under ground, the water is not
seen till itFsaches the well. .-----------
II Solomon built these stupcndous
works-and such seems to be the impress.
sion-then this well may have been the
" fountain sealed" to which in his song
he compares the sister spouse; and the
garden enclosed" may have occupied the
intervening space down to the first pool.
Here were the country-seats and pleasure
grounds, as described by himself: 81
made me great works; builded me hous-
eS; planted me vineyards made me
gardens and orchards, and planted trees
in them Of ell kinds Of fruits; made me
pools Of water, to water Herewith the
wood that bringeth forth trees" The
site was admirably chosen, only six or
seven miles from Jerusalem, in q region
finely diversified with glens, and hills and
fountains, and the soil capable of the
highest and NEST blooming fruitfulncss.
The hillsOpcs around these relics of the
old and solemn past, now for tho most
part rocky and bare, have the appearance
Of once being terraced and cultivated to
their very SUBMITS.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19
The Legislature.

We publiSh the gu ,jOinsd list Of the Legislature,
~ the purpose Of terence;
1Tbs SENATE.
IIoLD-OVHR eSNAV A. Eagan,
Batte-yAmss N Vance, tB.l
Del Norte. slshi9s "a and kAmath-~JOhn r.
a DOssdc-w. 3. Dickinson, b., R. d. Crit
SenAen, fn.l
Hashsldi s.t Tnnity-Jsmss t. Ryan, 3D.
Nevada-S. II. Chase, (D.l
Fsaesr-H. r. Leet, (D1
6sa Ysansisoo and San Matso-T. @. Phelps, r.
San FRansiscO-Solomon A. Sharp, 3D.
Sasransnto-R: c. CLARK, ID.l
Santa Barbara and San Luis ObispO-PahlO De
Il 0usSsa, tp.l
- D;S:Es' L. 4: Aas.''' ..a Sen Dsm.rai.o-
i essse, isps sud iTfol0-iisuTy KdSSTtuH, 10,
TaeluIns-J. J. REanklin, (B.)
Yuba-h. T. Watkins, (D.(
Dcugis', Ill Republican, l; Dreekinridgs, g.
ssiA!O1I ELScT-Alamsda and Santa Clare
Brtts ana PlHmss-RlsAard Irwin. tD.)
Calaverae-P. A. Gallagher, i'd
= DorAdo-A. 81. Clair Denver, 3D. o. Harvey
Gasipes., Me...a, RasaA Vista and TulArs-
Nevnda-Wtlliam Watt, (D.)
TlassE@Ehil. W. ThOmas, tD.)
San Hsa!sis0O-cslsb Burbank, tR.) James Mon.
eseremsnlo-E. II. HeaoOek, (R.)
IAN joaquin and Contra cOsta-F. N. waEmoas
SsSTM-H, I. Thornton. tI,.)
ssasaa, Marin and MsndocinO-Dr. Hill, (D.)
Tuslnmno and tanislaus-C. " WiIliamSon, Az
YubA and suttsr-willIam H. Parks, hi
Yuoe-C' Z. DsLcng ID.l -,
Breekinridge, S-l7. Aold-Ovcr Senators, Is. To
tal ssnatOrS, 80.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19
SANDS SARSAPARILLA!
NATURES TRUE RESTORATIVE I
ThE BEsT, SAFEST AND PrRnyr
Tonic and Alternative ever Prepared.

TITS recommended by the leading Medical author.
ities, and Is highly approved by all who have tried
1t. Delicate Ladies find Il perfect restoratiVe and
persons who lead sedcntary life will nd their ner
vOus aud general system strengthened and Improved
by Its use. The great object Of this Medicine b.
First-TO purify the system Of ell morbid matter.
aud impart to the blood such properties a. 70 make
1t new, pure and rich.
Second-To cleanse the stomach and bowels Of
Anrid hunOrs Acidity, and all mucous matter which
cause so many and fatal diseases.
Third-ro soften and relieve structure OF the skin,
and thus establish healthy and natural dow u
the inscnsible pcrspirAtlon."
Eoorth-To impart tone and strength 10 the dRea,
i've organs and give great Vigor and vitality 70 al
The organs Of the body.
ElIth To eradicate all diseased, impure and pOla
onous particles from the blood flesh and bones,
- and eject their complete expulsion from The body.
Slxth-To ceunteFact the III effects produced hv the
use Of mercury, and to remove ell scOrbutIc sruI.
uona, arising tr0m whatever cause.
AK ior Sands SarsapaTillA, and take no other.
Prepared BY A., h. D. SANDS, DrusslsiS. M. lO0
E1.'on street, corner Of William, New York.
For sale BY kEDlNGTON 4 Co, san Pranelsco
DIR. Il. u. MVDONALD.
Dk. JUSTIN GATES L BRO, Sacramento'
Is rETT1r CloATE, PlacCEvhIv, I'm
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19
DEAF AND BLIND.

nR. PILKIN0TON, LATE o. THE EASTERN EAR
~ Innrmaries, and an eninently successful opera.
tor on the EYE and EAR, at his In6Fmsry In San
Francisco, Il working wonders In curing the DEAF
and BLIND, and now refers 70 those he has treated
In California, many Of whom have been afflicted for
twenty or thirty years, and are now cured BY mild
and gentle treatment.
Deafness, D1zlneSs, Busting, Earache, Noise In
the Head, and all offensive discharges from the ears
mouth or nostFils, entirely removed.
DIR. PILKINGTON has discovered medicine that
will absorb cataract and restore vision to the eye,
without the use OF the knife. Read specimen Of what
his patient says:
iron the Evening MIrror.J
BAH FaAMcIsco. Sept. l, 1850.
To TIE PUBLIc: have been aflIcted for the last
ten years With deafness In my left ear occasloned by
taking cold also, ringing discharges, and ct times
severe pain. About the middle Of last March found
that was getting deaf In my other ear. Feeling
alarmed lest should lose the use Of both applied
70 Dr.. Pkngton Of the Ear InnrmaFy, Of this city,
and receiving some encoura cement, though doubtful,
Of successful treatment placed myself his care.
In the i've months that have elapsed, Am dad 20
say that have found complete cure. am entirely
relieved Of Ell dieulty 10 both ears and desiring
that others nay experience the sans happy rcsults
take this method, unsolicited, Of Informing thoSe
Who IRE suffering from similar complaints, Anybodv
Wishing verbal testimony, can ind me by InuuiFins
o. the American Exchange Hotel: -,
EDWARD L. KIRWAN.
SSs Early attention 10 desired. InhFmaTy, on the
NoTtll-Eas Corner Of Montgomery and California
streets opposite Wells Fargo Z Co.'s Express. n8
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TnE NEwsPAPER.-To.day it commands
the best minds and sturdicst hearts of the
age. Through It flows the deepest, wild.
est, purest currents Of mental life /; in it
every noble enterprise finds its sturdiest
champion and most faithful ally; among
its contributors are found the most gifted
and purost men Of the day-presidents,
Statesmen, premiers and members of par.
Lament; historians, novelists and poets /;
doctors Of medicine, doctors Of divinity,
and dOctoTsOflaw. Whoever has achieved
the most brilliant fame, whoever has at.
tained the most dizzy heights Of glory,
is proud 70 rank himself amongst its con.
tributors. Whether it be Gladstone, va
ryinE the labOrs Of the Chancellorship of
the Exchequer by writing leadc, for the
SATURDAY Rcriesc; Napoleon iii airing
his imperial Wit in the Moniteur; Cob
den, charging at the head of statistical
squadrons through the London EcOnO-
NEST Edward Everett, disputing the palm
with the Gunmakcr Of Moscow" in the
Ledger; Hildreth, abandoning the pur-
suit OF historic fame for subordinate
post in the staff Of the Tribune; each and
all pay eloquent tribute to the dignity of
newspapOriAl labor. From the most dis
reputable, journalism has become the most
honorable Of the professions. To stand
at the head Of an influential paper, to
speak daily to thousands and tens of
Thousands, eager to catch the faintcst
murmur Of Jour voice; to represent in
yourself or, what is better, to lead the in.
telllgent public sentiment of the commu.
nlty IN which you reside; to be an au-
tnority and IN oracle with those around
you; to feel that the rich harvest Of in.
telllgence which smiles on every side is,
In rome measure, the product Of the seed
your hraiN has sown-may well satisfy
the most exalted ambition.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19
q MEDICAL HALL, 0

a ESTABLISHED FoR Ius sALs o. THE -
PURE6T DRUGS AND GENUINE
PATENT 1[EDICINESs
Where can be found
Fresh Garden Seeds, Perfnmerys Hopss
Leeches. Alcohol, Quicksilver AcidSs
Test Tubes, Evaporatirg Dtshsss
Chemicals
And everything else usually kept 10 we.l.sHpe.eQ
nrsg Store whlch VIII be sold At moderate RfsceS
D'~s S'N'~' ROBERT WHIT,
WholesAla and Retail DrasksN
ROBERT WHITE Is ssls Proprietor Of the following
select preparations:
=, xTyh,1as. me ilrons which never fall In
SurnT ATue, Panama Fever, NeurAlgta, ec;;
R.gWhite'G Nimrod Liniment' 'Or ." PuE'
noses where Eminent 10 required
n WVhiteS Antiseptio Quinine DenuIrloS
for cleaning the Teeth, arrestinE the prOsre.s o.
decay, and Importing an agreeable s"ee'n''' '"
r. Whites ToothachO Believer. we s ~. Nv
ways relieves, and somvtimes e0EsS' ~''tFN
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

Ct ynv.n On.-A party Of thirty-two
S S..Ss.isn .. a0m Knights Ferry having
r rsCs,vco nOuce . lsave, passed through
- SsOc1eOn GO A0ndAy laat, on their way TO
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19
e. B. CARSON,
THE EYES! THE EYES

..>.A.yul.vIJi/.> DR.. z. II. PARDEE, Oculist.-
~ After q prOtracted blindness Of
- - more than ave years DIR. PAR
- 60 DEE has made himself thor
>I%;ZfES%:;> oughly and scIESTIPIcALLY ac-
/!;I;I:I:\!NNs\ quanted with all diseases Of the
Eye; Hu hHS now been In practice eight years IN San
Francisco with 4 success that not be surpassed
In any part Of the United states and for proof Of
this he win substantiate BY cases that have been
cured by him, after having exhausted the skill OF all
the eminent Ocullas In the cities Of Boston, phla.
deipha and New York. DR.. p. wholly objects TO the
use Of caustic, blue stone keeping the patient In
dark room, dieting, bstering, cupplng-the blue pill
At night and salts In the morning, ETC., etc. DIR.
PARDEE has alto been remarkably successful In the
treatment Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all pains
about the head and the frequent calls TINT he has
for his Rheumatic mixture from all parts Of this
coast, with the many testimonials Is positive proof
Of its efficacy; aud to prevent answering many In
qulFes by letter, he will state that can be sent to
any part Of the State coast, and each bottle will
be accompanied with full directions and receipt
for Q lInIment, magical in its effects over pain,
ingredients Of which can be procured anywhere
price, 4lO. The ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted by Dr..
r. have all the natural movements Of the real eye,
and cannot be detected even by close inspection.
Address DR.. u. H. PARDEE,
San FranclscO, California.
OPFICE-NO. 2l1 Clay street, opposite the Plaza
Hotel au25-Gm-law
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ac9 ana ooao1it sro twU e ths
x. aillss u ecmhat Il ksasisr %
witA . gentleman than Q block
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

An 'nGi:cFeet person is ike an unsealed
hotter, which every ono may read. but
which is seldom worth reading
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fruit Grffs. Sftns. Etc.

- SMITHS GARDENS, -
sACRAM ENTo. -
SEED WAREHOUSE,
No. 40 j Street, between I'd and Sd.
Nov ready to be mailed to Applicants,
Our Fruit Trees and Seed Catalogues,
As FOLLOws:
TREEe-No. General Catalogue Of Fruit and Or
nAmental Trees
No. 2-CaialOEue Of Foreign Grape vIneS
No. 3-GeneTaI Price Catalogue Of Garden Feeds.
No. 4-Wholesale Price Catalogue OF Garden and
Field Seeds, for Hss Of DedIeFs
FOR particulars, and more minute information,
ward any or ell Of the above Catalogues, which will
give our customers all the information they may re-
quire, upon each Of the subjects treated upon.
we OYER
100000 CHOICEST FOREIGN
~d Pc VIM E9=-R
The largest and best selected stock Of WINS and IA
BLE GkAPKs In the State. ~
We are prepared 70 sell the above in large or
small quantities, at greatly reduced prtceS from
previous years. and lower than the same kinds are
sold per Eastern catalogues.
Write TO us before purchasing elsewhere.
-ALsO,
10000 California Grape Vines
ANB OVa ekSERAL NURsEAY STOCK "
FRUIT,
ORNAMENTAL TREES,
ROSks, and
GREENHOUsE PLANTS,
| IL unusually large and hne.
We invite special attention 70 our LAR0H and vAnlED
sTOCK Of HOMEGROWN
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS,
Az Of which We guarantee to be Of OUR OWN
GROWING, and, being the crop OF the present sea-
son, are all WARRANTED TO be
FRESH AND GENUINE.
Planters and dealers In Seeds, amer reading our
Catalogues, will ind they can purchase more reli.
able article in this line, 1t
Less Prices than any other House ON
| this COaStI
~ Orders respectfully solicited. -H1
| Pure California White and Red Wines
For sale by the gallon or case, containing nothing
hut the pure juice Of the GIRAFFE.
A. r. SMITH L co.
Seed Warehouse, No. ~ } street.
Sacramento, Dec. |, lsGJ. dl 3m
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SANFORDS
LIVER INVIGORATOR

TT Is compounded rntIrtly romtiums, and has
L bccotar an established fact, n Standard Medicine.
known aud approved ~ Dyspepsia, Chronic hi.
all that have used II, aud =. arTlNrA, Summer Com.
is now rcsortcd u with plaiIts. Dysentrry, SOUR
couhdvnce N AL the dis Stomach. DTopsy, Iiabii.
eases for wmsh It Is re- < nal C"stveuess, Cholic,
commended, ID Cholera, Cholera Nor.
II has cured thousands =. bus, Cholera lufantut,
within the last tWoyc ~ flAtultbcr. un G,
who hal given up all fcmaicWt AkneSSes, and
hopes " recf. the - may te uSCti successfully
NCNIhuIs tN>uiICiIEh Y a. an ordinary FAMILY
certificates IN my I'Os. MEDICINE. u viii cure
session show. SICE llIAbAInE (SaIhou-
The dnst hiusi he ad. sands cah testify, IN
Artrd To- the tcmrrra = tWcUty minutes. II tWo
mrnt VI the indN hlual O or three tcasIsoonsfall
taking Il, Rnl used In =. are taken at the com.
such quantities ~ Ia act ~ ntnccmrnt 81 the al.
grnily on thu bowels. tack. All Who use Il are
LIT the dictstrsUfyunr u giving their Testimony
Judgment guide yod IN = Ia ", favor.
/ the use ~ the LIVER " NJ Nix water in the
lNNlGuWAIOR AID II Z u,.,.ih AGh the InVienT.
will CCRH Liver Com. ator, aud swallow both
. plant, Bilious ATTACKS, tog,tl,r.
Price, One Dollar per Rottle.
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PLACERVILLE BAKERY

Main street, three doors below Confidence Engine
House, PiacerVille.
GORGE SCHULZ desires to inform the citi.
" Gems Of Placerville that he 10 now permanently
located in JONES' NEW BUILDING, on Main
street, where he Is prepared to furnish them with
every variety Of
BREAD, CAKES AND PIES.
MadS OF .ne cnoiceSa msteri.,I, aIa warranted :
deliver all articles ordered Of him, In any part oil
the city. ~ Orders respectfully solicited and
promptly attended TO. OF 3m
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@EOtraI anO Surgical.
DIR. L. J. CzAPKAY,s

Medical and Surgical Institute.
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, oppo,,s n.
clnc Mall Steamship Cos once, San PFanclSeo
ESTABLISHED IN 1885,
For the Permanent Cure Of Private 49,.
Chronic Diseases. and the Suppressu
ion of QuackeFy,
Attendant and Resident Physician, L. j. Cx,pv,.
NJ. D.. Late In tile Hungarian Revolutionary W.
Chief Physician to the goth Regiment Of llcnv.d.'
Chief surgeon tOthe Military Hospital Of Pcslh a..
gary, late Lecturer on Diseases Of Womenani CHI
dren, and Honorary Member Of the PhIladelnhI-
College Of Medicine.
~ Particular attention paid Ia the treatmsD, a,
diseases peculiar to Women and children, a. WI
OPFIcE HOCRs-Prom . A. n. til p n Comm,.,
cations strictly confidential. Permanent err. 80
anteed or no pay. Consultations, by letter or on.
erwise, Free. '-'
Address, DIR. L. J. CXAPKAY.
San FPanciEro r.
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Egea24ZsH saalkAx
ON and amer the 22d day Of October. isO0, the
~ Cars Of the sacramento Valley Railroad will
leave as follows, Wis:
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
VIII leave the Depot foot Of X street. Sacramento
81, A. ~, IN, aud ~ p y. Sundays excepted.
Folsom ut 81, A. N.,l9, ~, and Sh, ?. ~, Sun
ON SUNDAYS.
VIII leave Sacramento at 6K,A.N.
Will leave Folsom at k,P.N.
TICKET OFPICE-On Front street, under the
"What Cheer House."
FREIGHT FOR FOLSOM
viii be taken by every train, Sundays excepted.
Up Wsy.Preight BY the ~ train only.
Downward Way-Prelght By the train only.
Freight must be delivered Ut the Depot, foot Of l.
street, half an hour before the hour Of departure
Of the tran else II will be retained for the next train.
The ~, A. ~, train out from Sacramento connects
with Stages for all the following named places, and
passengers procuring tickets az the Depot In Sacra.
mentO will be sent trough the same day The stages
run from ell the following named places 70 connect
with the ~ n. train from Folsom, arriving in 6scra.
ment0 one hour before the Fan ReanelSco boat leaves
Nevada, Grass Valley Auburn,
IIIinolStoWn, Yankee JImS, Greenwood Valley
Georgetown, Mormon Island, COIoma,
y Dorado DtamoOdeprings, Piaeervlle,
Prairie City, Michigan Bar, Cooks Bar.
Willow Springs, DrytoWn, Amador,
Suffer, Jackson, YiddletOwn,
AND WAEHOD,
To which point this IL the nearest and quickest route
And all the intermediate Places.
For freight passage apply q the Railroad Stations
J. p. ROBINSON, superintendent.
8. v. r. 4. once, October Goth 1850. dS
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19
SETH LovELEss, III. REDI
WISCONSIN, LIVERY

SALE sc FEED STABLE,
Main st., above Cedar Ravine Bridge,
PLACERVILLE.
TIME Subscribers, thankful for past ia n
i vors, respectfully inform the public Nm
that they are now prepared to accommO- ~
date all who may favor them with their VI ~
patronage, with the finest buggy Teams and Saddle
Horses In the mountains.
Horses kept by the day or month at the lowest
rates. Try Us and be convinced.
~ Attached to the stable II . large shed and
secure Coral, suitable for pack trains.
Redo LOVELESs.
Piacervllle, Sept. %, 1850. jams