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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23
K0UNFAfN DEMOCRAT.



A Aul.au shulI. hsaEAt II psssiug cheap
Ofssusus 'twss dsaEss 70 lie ASst enplOyeTi
lth,usAs nsaasliay ~ vel 70 keep
e. muas @sasass Of the on Destroyer.
IsbseA@gly ssaitoE, and uOst
Exnsgssassd eur wasting Sand 10 summing;
RAE grave dosssstie hngeT-POst
Ofues,-aa snbiem Of the shadows coming.
Thns vs. soas NAY have pTiIed its blooming skin ;
Hvrs Bps were wood IN transports tenders
Osas uay have shueked what was dimPlsd chin,
AL nsvsE had any doubt absut it' gender.
DE- shs live yesterday, or ages back!
what eoh.r were the eyes when bright and
waking?
AuA we're your riaelets fair, OF brown, OF black
Per HttIe head that long has done the aching
Il may have held ito shoot some random sh0tS)
Thy bvains, Eii1a Fry, or Baron ByTon's,
The wits Of Nelly Gw!nn, or DcctOr Watts,
Two quotsd bards two philAnthrOPie syrens
Bat thIs surely knew before / closed
The bargain on the morning that bought IT.
Z was MT half 20 bad - some supposed,
Nor Quite a. good as MANY may have thought IT,
who 1--we, can need no special type Of death:
He hares his awful face too soon too Often;-
~lmunortenes" bloom in Bssuty's bridal wreath
Ard DOES not yon gssen elm contain conn!
Oh car. nine. uAat lines Of care are thsSe!
TIE heart ssiIl Kngsrs with the golden hOurS,
An ausuma tint 10 on the chestnut trees,
And where 10 al that bOasted wealth FLOWERS
II Life 10 nsre can yield Us shat 1t gave,
Il stiu is TAXED with much that calls for praises
very werthIess rogue may dig the grave,
But hands unseen will dress the turf with daiSieS
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23

Decentralization, Clark. burst, Hanson
kurtz, Councilman and Chandler.
CurporAiionS-C Curtis, White, Banks, Tilden
Chandler, Smith of Placer and Cracker.
| Public PrintinX-EaStInan, Cherry, Hender
son, Smith Of Placer, Holman, Flanders anC
Walden.
Chims.-,waIden, Gilleit. Lirpincott. ITarri
man aud Hunter.
Ways and Menns-Dougherty. Bnechtel
Eastman. Furg". Showalter, Crocker, I.aspeyre
Magruder aud VI Here
Jndiciary-CLTnpbell. Patrick. Curtis, Ross
wright, Montgomery, CUnness, Blair, Harris
LippincoIt and a very.
Military Atfairs-Wood nf Plumas, Tittel
CovarubiaS, Harris aud Morrison.
Counties aud County Standardization
Foster.
Commerce and vigation--Laspeyre,I Banks,
Cherry, Flandera and Eastman.
Edncaiion-Blair, Hartman, Walter, Gordon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Wood Of YoIo. burst,
Dennistnn, aud Clarke.
Internal mprovements-Fargo, Showalter
Morrison, Sorrel and Tiltnn.
Public Buildings anu Grounds-Iuwell, llOr.
rell, Green, Buell. and Albums.
Public Expenditures and Accounis-O' Brcn
hungle. Wiley. Harrison and Hnnn.
Mines and Mining Interests-Miller, Green,
Councilman, Gregory. Hill. Childs, Coltrin.
Public Lands-SmiIb Of Fresno. Porter, LA.
gans. Bradley, Briggs, Gregory and Scott.
Federal kelationS-CunneSs, Snrrel, Camp.
bell. White, MAgraudvr. Furd aud Wright.
Engrossment-LalUr, Coleman, Morgan, Hill
and Henderson.
Enrolling-Tilton, Amyx anc Picrcy.
State Prison-Tilden. 1laun, Banks, Hunter,
Tilion, Powell and Gordon.
Hnrrell.
Public Briggs, Patrick, Covarrubias,
Wiley and Hagan.
State Huspiials- -Durat, Smith Of Fresno.
Spence. Coleman and Ford.
Indian At.irs--Moutgomery, Buell., Avery,
Baechtel and Walter.
Swamp and Overlooked Lands---Adams,
Porter, Wood or YoIo, Bradley and Connssn'
Roads and High ways-Childs, Holman. Eos.
ter, Spence and AunAaV.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23
Legislative Standing COmmittees.
SENATE STANDING COMMITTEES.

SENATE STANDING COMMITTEES.
Claims-Watkins, EAgan, Rhodes, Haynes,
and Parks.
Finance Clark, Shaftcr, Ryan, Eagan and
Vance.
Judiciary-Shnrp, Merritt, Shnfter, Thornton,
Edgcrt0n, Urarnck and Watson.
Elections- Thomas, Burbank, Thornton,
Watt and Williamson.
Public Lands Harvey, Denver, Hill, Frank.
lin and Rhodes.
Commerce and Navigation-Ryan, Phelps,
Watson, Sharp and Haynes.
Federal Watson, Shaftcr, Ill.,
Merritt and Edgcrton.
Hosuitals--rranklin, Hill, Williamson, Lect
aud h ..t,den.
Mines and Mining Gallagher, Watt, Frank
lin, neacock, Vance and Logan.
State Prison and Public Buildings-IIill, ri.
co, Ryan, Vance, De Long, HeacocE and Phelps
Educaton-Eagan, Irwin, Thornton, Haynes
and Merritt.
LibTary-I,eet. Park and Burbank.
MiiuRe-L0gan, WurmcaKtie aud Chase.
Counties and County Boundaries-Dickin.
son, Thomas, Plea. De Long and I.eet.
Corporalions--De Long, Franklin, Watt, Ea.
gan and Chase.
Agriculture Phelps. WarmCastle, Pico, liar.
vey and Denver.
Printing Chase, Parks, Rhodes, Harvey and
Dickinson.
Contingent Exrenscs-IIaynes, Burbank,
Parks. Thomas and Logan.
Military-Pico, Watkins. HeAcOck, Clark and
Crittenden.
Public Expenditures Crittcnden, Gallagher,
Thomas, Dickinson aud Phelps.
Morals-Vance, Burbank, Hill, Franklin aud
De Long.
EngroSsed Bills--Merritt. Williamson, Hea.
cock, Irwin, Sharp and Gallagher.
Enrolled Blls--Denver. Edgerton, Critten.
den, Watkins. Shaitsr and Williamson.
Internal ImproV emenis-Irwin, Eagan, 10.
gan, Harvey and Hpacock.
Swamp LAnds--Edgerton, Parks, Watson,
Phelps and WArnIcaSilr.
Manufactures Lect, Ryan, Thomas
and Clark.
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MisrrIIanruus ao6ertistns.
MOUNTAINS 1NF1RMARY.
M. 2. CLAYTON. N. D..


TN returning his most sincere thanks the public
for the patronage which they have hitherto favor
ed him with, would most respectfully call their fur
thvr attention to his above named Institution. lie
has often, during the experience of the past year
felt the growing ssity Of home Tor the sick ;
where they could he properly hurstd and cared for,
besides the unquestiOnable necessity Of patients be-
Ing put upon proper aud careful reRimen-one Of
the most requisite essentials Ia treating diseases.
lie would nov say, he il ready To accommodate both
the resident well ~ the itne ant public lie will
in addition to the Medical and Sur gica department
be always IN readiness 10 pay the most particular
ate nil0U to diseases Of the EYE. As an Orcusl,
from his thorough aud long experience In treating
0phthAmy, he has the most hAttering hopes, In all
cases, " effccting cure.
That the Doctor has been very succeesful IN the
treatment Of Spinal Affection, Diseases Of the Liver
and Spleen Chronic Diseases II the BUWels Diseases
Of the Heart and Lungs whether accuse chronic,
General Debility, and that ell-desroyrr which L.
pareu innumrrablc surringS aud Is yearly carry
known as Indigestion or DyspepSiA-hc pTesulnes
the public are already aware. Also Physical DSiOr-
mites such as Cross Eyes, Curved Spine, Bow Legs.
Weak Ankles, Club Feet Still Joints, ETC.. we'll o.
HlrAh Wounds, Fractures Dislocntions, Frost Bites
and CiceTs-no matter II of long standing Will be
treated GU scientific and lOngt-sle principles
II is almost unnecessary tn add. that females will
receive the most careful attention In all diseases pc
culaT 10 their sex, rs the extensive patronage aud
almost universal success " the past year would ind
cate thHt this matter vas quite extensively known.
The Institution 10 situated at the mouth Of Cedar
MY. CLAYTON. MD.
feb9 Proprietor.
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The Work eT q Demon.


Tho insidious attacks upon mankind by
the deAoH Of strong drink, are wonder iu
in their effect upon happiness aud life
Not less wonderful is the general apathy
ut the pablo 10 the work Of destruction
eSer going on, singing its victims from
rich and poor, learned and ignorant, noble
and obscure. One day governor may bC
Justly beaten IN drunken frolic. Anoth'
or, an orator and statesman, endowed with
richest intellect, imbrues bis hands in his
hrothes's blood. The next, Paddy, the
dTaymAn, melted by the same spirit, ssixei
billet Of wood and beats out Biddy'l
brainA With the exception Of momen.
tary feeling Of horror. or single exclalna.
ton Of disgust, the world rushcs on heed
less Of the sacrifices daily extorted from
it. Within q few days, two men Of strong
culture, and promising at one time to stand
ut the head Of their profession, have fallen
by the hands Of this cruel demon, who in.
vitcs confidence thst he may more than
eiTectually destroy. Yet the community ia
very respectful to the demon. Ifa South
Carolina regiment should appear in our
streets and shoot down two promising
men, there would be terrible excitement,
the military would be called out, and the
invaders Sorely chastised. But the demon
kills them in cold blood, aud some pity
while others condemn. IL two were ali,
it would not be no bad, but there are more
than two, cOmpcers Of the dead, following
in their footstep. While spared the last
stroke, they are practically dcad-dcad to
honor, self-respec,, and worthy ambition.
Poor men PITY them! For a strong
man armed has taken possession Of them,
and they cannot thrust him out. But the
victims Of the demon may be counted by
dozens in every community. Hunger and
nakedness come at its beck, and the world
abandons the poor sufferers to their mise
~. Christian men and women, this de-
mon is plotting for the destruction Of the
youth Of the land may already be weav-
ing net in which to ensnare your boys,
0r lay desolate the home Of your girls.
lie does not come with grim visage and
the symbol Of death to make his first at
tack; but with the wiles Of pleasure and
in the name Of friendship or good fellow.
ship, he invites ell to be glad. Spurn him
ats times and in all places. Teach your
children to spurn him from them, for how
ever pleasant and harmless he may appear
In his 6rst approaches, his latent strength
% work III 10 only concealed, and will ap-
pear when . slight foothOld is obtained.
There can be no compromise with intern
perance. u parents would shield their
children from destruction such as is daily
Detailing dozens. they must implant prin.
ciple OF resistance TO the temptations Of
ShooOwi under ell circumstances Where
one touches and escapes, ten are ensnared
and dishOnored. Unless greater attention
j. paid to the matter by parents, the work
q the demon will continue 70 20 on; hon
cred men will gradually slip from their
emineneea. end passing through The quick
gradations of poverty and wretchsdneSs,
will land Ia : drunkaFd's grave.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23
THE ASSEMBLY.

Alameda-Frank Fargo, (R.l
AmadOr-k. Burueif 3D. T. VI. Horrell, tD.I
BuIte-W. p. TIlden, (D.) p. II. HaTris. ID
CaIavrras-B S. LippcncOtt, Id William ChildS
3D. Thomas O'Brien, (D.)
Cousa and Tehama-Dr. Durst, (D.l
Contra costa-('. u. Porter, (k.)
Del Nortc aud kIAmath-W. NJ. Buell., 3D.
IL Dnrado-JOhb COnness, ODD Theron Foster,
ID; James Green. I'D RoGcrt Henderson, (D.l
Alex. Hunt r, ID } William Coleman, d. Samuel
Hill, tDI c; ". Ccltrin, !D9
FTcSno and Tulare-O. h. Smith, (CniOn.l
HumbOldt-W. b. lIaRans, 90
| Los AngeleS-MuTTay Morrison, (D.l A. StcarnS,
| ID
Msrip~A-GrcgoIy, lB) ShowAltcr, OBJ
| McndocinO-Martin Bacchtel, I'D
| Monterey-A. w. Blair, RI
| NapA-J u. scott, (B.)
Neyada-E. + Spence, (R J J. n. Avery, tR J
r. w. Councilman, (Rj j. Z. Eastman, ID n. c.
Tiaccr-L. G Smith, (D) W J. Harrison, o.,
r. Munday, ID ID. W. Hartman, (R y -
| TlumAs-A WOod, ID
| 6arramcntO-N. Greene Curtis, (O) Joseph
Powell, 3D. Amos Adams, ID Charles Croker,
San BArnardino-CharIcs W. Percy, (D)
San Dicgo-D r. kurtH, (B)
San FrAnci.co-sS. $. Tilton, R.NJohnY Cherry
lR., Avian Flanders, tk Il. T.. little, N
Robert Clark, iR.) Alexander Campbell, ri J. A.
| Banks, Il. o. +. Wiley, ri
San Joaquin--L. X. Bradley, tB.l Thomas Las
| peyre, b.J
san Luis ObispC-Johnson, IB.l
| San MateO-JanIrs q. DehuistOn, Id
santa DArbara-.J u. CovArrubias, Id
Santa Clara-II. w. BEiggs, ri J. II. Morgan
[R.l
Santa CuuI-chaTlcs Ford, tRl
Shasta-John White, [D.l
Sierra. Dougbcrty, (J.l ThoS. Wright, To-!
| Siskiynu-f. SOrrrl, tB.l
| SOlano-D. B. Holman, tB.l
Sonona-WilaIn 10 ', lB
| StaniSlauS-Waldron,t D.l
| Suffer-. Mont gomcry, fBl
| Trinity-F. Walters, ID.
Tuolumne-G. W. Patrick, IB ] n. 7. Giiiett
ID Flcmming Amyx, IL I. !. Chandler, tB.l
iolo-W. c. Wood. iBl
IubS-Lloyd Magruder, B.l f. Lalor, ID J. II
Harrison, lBl d. L. naun, D. {. II. Kungle, tB
Douglas, ST. Republican, 10; Breckenridge, %
Bell and Everett, l. Total Assembly men, 20.
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BADGER g. LENDENBERGH2R
Nos. lOS and les Battery street, San Francisco,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK.
WYE would call the attention 81 CorNrRv MER-
w CHANTS to our unusually large stock Of Goods.
Our stock comprises every article in the
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
Line. We have constantly hnnd the largest took
and greatest variety Of CASHMERE AND Wool
HATS u any house In San franciacn, aud our
prices for these goods are less than those Of any
other house, as We receive them direct from the
Manufacturers, OH CONSIGNMENT. Our stock Of
INTER GOODS
Is particularly attractive. aud the great feature tn the
COUNTRY MERCHANT 10 the unusually low price
vsS than the cost ~ importation. We also keep the
STAPLE ARTICLES In the DRY GOODS line, which
goods We have purchased in this market under the
HAMMER. and nre offering them ~ NEW YORK
COST. AND LtSs.
We publish this CARD in order that VIC may make
new acquAintAnces, and induce those who have not
heretofore purchased Of us to call aud inspect our
stCrk.
GOOD articles and Low prices are the great in.
duceMents to all Who purchase TO sell again. Mer.
chants who buy Of IA can mike good proht, and
sell 20 their customers at low figure. We remain,
respectfully, your obcdisnt servants.
BADGER 4 IlNDENBERGER,
Wholesale CT, thing and Hat War, house,
Nos. lu2 and les battery st,
jan53m San Francisco.
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A grecnhOrn standing BY q sewing ma.
chine ct which 9 handsome young lady
was ct work, looking alternately ct ths
machine and then ct its fair operator, o.
length gave vent to his admiration with
" By gollyI it's purity, specially the par
covered with caliker."
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1890
MARCH.
~ WILLIAM Q. pnYANT.

~ WILLIAM O. BRYANT.
The bud 10 In the bough
And the leaf IL in the bud,
And EaTth's beginning uOw
In her veins to feel the blood,
Which waTm'd by Summer's sun
In th' alembie Of the vine,
From her founts viii Oyerrun
In . rudy gush Of wine.
The perfume end the bloom
That shall decorate the flower,
Are quiekening in the gloom
OF their sub:erransan bower;
And the Juices meant to feed
Trecs, vegetables, fruits,
UnerTinEly proceed
To their pTe-appOinted roOtS.
How aTtful is the thought
OF the wonders under ground,
OF the mystic changes wrought
In the silent, dark profound
How each thing upward tends
By necessity decTesd,
And worlds support depends
On the shooting Of . seed!
The summers In her ark,
And this sunny piniOn'd day
Il commissioned to remark
Whether Winter holds her sway;
Go back. thou dove Of peace.
With myrtle on thy wing,
Gay that aOOds aud tempeStS cease,
And the world IL ripe for Spring.
Thou hast fann'd the sleeping Earth
Till her dreams are all Of flowers,
And the vatsTs look In north
For their overhanging bowers,
The forest seems to nstCn
For the rustic Of its leaves.
Aud the very skies do Vlisten
In the hope Of Summer ewes.
The viviHiny spell
Has been felt beneath the wave,
by the dormAusc in It's cell
And the mole within its cave
And the Summer tribes that creep
Or In air expand their sing,
Have started from their sleep
Al the Summons Of the Spring.
The eattle hIt their Eoiccs
From the valleys and the hills,
And the feathcrrd race rejoiceS
with gush Of tuneful billS
And II this cloudless arch
Fills the pOct's song with giee,
o, thou sunny frat Of March,
BE It dedicate to thee!
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NOTICE TO RNTAILNRs


10 cupied by L. Fisk, at Michigan Fiat, two
M miles below Col1ana, will BE sold on reason
able terms. -Tha house ia n enmfortahle one. and
large enough for = small family. II has garden
attached SLED with choice variety Of fruit trees
y ie hood oeatiOA for businssS. For further par
aculares apply 70 L. FISK,
tebS-U American Flat,
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A Iseal friend pleasantly says that the
deFsvaiIoa of the word +" Mormon" is from
the etsEnal vail Of ell women for more
men.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23

TIE purest metal l. produced from the
hOttsst furnace, and the brightest thun-
derholt from the darkest storm.
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Gus AND CAMPHENE.-Lard Oh, KerosIne on,
Sss Or NJ Gam mi ETC. Sy the case or can
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS!!
BARRETT g. SHERWOOD,

BARRETT g. SHERWOOD.
No. 1856 Montgomery st., San Francisco.
A RI NOW OPENING SUPERB STOCK OF
n Goods, suitable for HOLIDAY GIFTS,
Washoe Silver Ware!
CONSISTING or
Liquor Stands,
Fruit Baskets,
Toilet Cases.
Egg stands,
Cake Baskets, Tea Sets Ice Pitchers, Egg CoddIers
Toast Racks, Trays CandIestcks, urns, Side dishes
and Kettles with heating apparatus, ChandeInbrAs,
Communion Services, Soup and Oyster Tureeuu, Dish
Covers, ChildrenS Ssts-of knife fork and spoon.
Tea Sets
Napkin Rings,
Spoons. Goblets sat Cups, Card Cases; Fish, Fruit
Pie. Cake and Butter Knives; eoup laI;es, Deaert
Sugar, Preserve and Ice Cream Spoons; Match
Boxes Hot Cake ehovels, Tea Straincrs Any article
not on hand, will be made to order In \ few dave
notice.
Ladies' Watches. set with Diamonds;
Ladies' Watches, enameled, engraved or plain
eases;
Gentlemen's Watches. by all the celebrated
Chains. to match the above, including ChatelAine,
Vest, Fob and Guard Chains.
- ALSO
Diamond Work, IN
Brooches and Earrings,
Pins and Studs,
CROSSES, Bracelets,
Rings, etc.
All Of which will he sold at
THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES!
BARRETT e. SHERWOOD.
kY- Mark the number
No. 1875 Montgomery street.
Between Clay and Commercial,
decl2.3m San PrauciSco
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PLACERVILLE BAKERY,

Main street, three doOrs below Confidence Engine
House, PIacerville.
HEORGE SCH CI.Z desires 70 inform the eiti.
~ tene Of rlaeeTville that he 10 now permanently
SHetea IN JONES' NEW BUILDING, ON MAIn
.sO" weese be 10 prepared to furnish them with
BREAD. CAKES AND PIES,
Made Of the ehuissSt m.teyinl.. and warranted
eqnal 70 any manufAetuFed In this city. lie viii
denver al articles ordered Of him, In any pam Of
.ne Ely OrderS respectfully solicited aud
P'""P''' s''s@oso o. jsnSe sm
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Ai$',
sAEFoRD'S FAMILY
G A HARTIC PILLS.
Compounded from Pl'RE vEGET ABLE extracts.
! anil. 10 - ~

~AAN OASO - T 11GA IL
G A T HAR TIC PILLS.
Compounded from Pl'RE VEGETABLE extracts.
anil put up In GLASS CASTS. Air-tiEirt, and
will keep in any climate.
The FAMILY CATH ctahle Extracts. which
NhAiN fIIL - Rrhtle ~ act alike every bHrt
hut active CATIIARTIC, Of the ELEMENTARY canal
""en HcTToprietor mas ana are GtAlp and SAFE
used In Ills practice for IS in all cases where n IA
more than twenty years. thArtic is needed surh
Ihs cOh"hn'l! IncreA' As arrangements u the
bnB uemahd IRON nose y Stomac h Sleep!ncss,
VINO nave long used the Pains In the Back aud
rus ana The aatiSiHc- y LOins. CuAiiveness, Pain
"Ou when All express 10 aud Soreness over the
FtATu 20 their use, has whole Body from SUDDEN
induced me to place cold, which frrourntIr
them within the reach Of , II neglected, end In a
all. n long eoursc ~ p.v.s
The Profession well : Los, ~ Annette. Crrcn'
know that different Ca. = Ing Sensation Of CoL,
thartics act different 9 over the body RestIrs.
portions Of the bowels. ness IIcA,la,i he nr u.igI,
The FAMILY CATH. In the Head, Nil ln;trm.
AkTIC PILL has, with 2 matcrv Diseases Worms
wy .e!eIence 70 'hls wen = III children adults
esAbl'shed lact, heen 20 rheumatism. a GREAT
compounded from va PURIFIER OP THE
riety Of the purcst Veg. BLOOD,
And many Diseases to which flesh is heir. too
numerous to mention In this advertisements.
Dose-One to Three.
Price, Three Dimes.
The LIVER INvIGORATOR and FAMILY ca.
THAkTlC PILLS are retailed by Druggists rru.rAIlv
and sO'~ Wholesale by the Trade in all the larSc
TOWNS. ST. W. SANFORD, NJ. d,
Manufacturer and Proprietor
broadway, New York.
Bold BY the Druggists everywhere. and by
PARK WHITE,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast
u'S'ilm 10y Washington st., San Francisco.
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Drugs, @Gotttnfs, &r.


n MEDICAL HALL, ~
WI MAIN STREET, PLAcERTTLL WI
q ESTABLISHED FoR 1Bs SALE OF 1HE "
PUREsT DRUGS AND GENUIN Z
PATENT MEDICINES,
Where eau be found
Fresh Garden Seeds. Perfumery. Hops,
Lecches, Alcohol, Quicksilver. Acids
Test Tubes, Evaporating Dishes,
Chemicals,
And everything else usually kept in well-suPpied
Drug Store, which will be sold At moderate prices.
ROBERT WHITE,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
ROBERT WHITE Is sole Proprietor Of the following
select preparations:
r. Whites ARue Drops, which never fall In
curing Ague, Panama Fever, Neuralgia, etc;
r. Whites Nimrod Giniment, for all pur
poses where Eminent Is required;
r. Whites Antiseptio Quinine Dentifrice
for cleaning the Teeth, aTresting the progress 81
decay, and imparting an agreeable sweetness TO
the breath:
r, Whites Toothache Reliever, which al
wuysreeVes, and sometimes cures. R'Sm
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@EOtraI anO Surgical.
DR.. L. j. czAfkAY's
Medical and Surgical Inu4i.n..
ESTABLISHED In 1874

Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opD..,,. a.
eihe Mail Steamship Co.'S once, San Prnnr.'. re-
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23
Remarkable Instance of 1redic., Patti.

Bsow We publish the certiheAIes OF three o,,h, -
'errrs from the Panes 81 disease, vho. having r..
covered their former health. and impclrd by 80,
iude. make known their cases and remedial sr..,
sad their s'aiementH are authenticated By N.Is..
Public. The denlands Of EHCisty tmIs<riou,Iv 60.
to the atis n'ion Of all AFFLICTED:
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23

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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23

For the Permanent Cure Of ali cyh..-,
and Private Diseases. and Tor ~
Suppression of 0uaokarT. '"O
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23
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" sale by HUNT CHACE,
d2S On the Plaza, PiAceFVille.