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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

The Sub.crihsr hereby gives pablo notice that
NJ has be-a appointed b. the llnnorsbis J~igeOl
Probate. Gbf The Couaiy of ONioTd, ani sssu'ned
the trust Of administrator Of the estate oi
DANIEL NOuNG, late Of Bethel,
Ia said County. deceased. By giving bond ~ the
law dir~ct.--he therefore requests alipe'soas Who
.f- iaslsbied 20 the estate of sa't deceased, 10
make Immediate p4yment anith"se Who have
.,, demands thereon 10 "a hihit the sane Co
-, o lSas MOSES MASON.
NOr'I". Thi. csrt6es that l.. he uiier.
~ .ignel. have giyen aad fsiuqished 10 my
800. Abpsr n. FoN. che remaining teFa II hi. ME
,sHiiy. ssi suthafise h'm o. iransact uo.,ne-s be
hia,.slf, anI rycrr,r hi. ,sIuiuss. SHALL pay 10
dsbs. contracted BY hia.
Porter. October u. is6s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14
crR,rn rwrrCnEi.L lite o, Gileal,

10 .a,d Coua,,. deceased. b, giving haad As the
Law directs. She ihss,Iow requests all rer-on.
~ho ave iatebted 20 the estate Of sa'd "c~ss~d Ia
make ,mns,inir p,ymenI; AID those sho have
an, ,l.,.,.l. th.seun, O. sNhihH The s'n- %
a. 81 ISSg BETSES TwlrCliELi..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14
uglAlI PROCTOR lat. Of Caste,

IN sail Comfy. dec~,.el. hy gi'ias bnai n. the
law dirccts. ~, thsr-ffr '-I,es,s all per.oa.
~ha ~, Ia i,is e. the estate II sa'.l scesse, %
make ,musj,a,e pa,msat; anil those Who have
an, Jemaa {. therroa. 10 sNhih,t the same 10
th-t. Is, lsS2. &c HARLOW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

I'm, the nee Il these Pill. the periodic At
tack. at N.Uau. os Sick Headache NAV he pee
vented: and Il I.k.a at the commencement Of an
attack immediate relief hom pa'n aud ',ekBs's
will H. obis,Ird.
The, ,sLloa, fail 10 remove the Na.,,I asa
H,siash % which Emale. arc subject.
They act gtntly upon the bosel'-temo'isy
Cosfit.Aup.
For literary msn, students, delicate females,
snd al per.oo. II ,'dssii'y tib,i'. they arr val
u.bL. a. q L.Sstisr, Improving the appetite, e'sing
ion. snd ,igoF to the digestive otghn.. and 80.
sioting their naiurAlclast'ciy AMI strength 10 the
whole system.
The Cephalic Pill. are the result ofloag 'ns,.-
iigstoa sBd csrelul, con.lpcied eNperiR has.
log l.,a H. u.. many years, dpfing ~h,oh time
the, have pfsunied snd relieved a vast smoani
Of psin aud soldering from Headache, whether
onsia.,,ng ia The ucT'Ou. system ora dersnsed
state II the stomach.
The, are -atir,ly vegetable IN their compost.
tioa. add NAY h. uksa al all time. With p.rI.ot
safety. without making aAy change OF diet, aad
the ai...c. II any Gi.aUvcsble taste readers u
easy 10 administer ihsm 10 chlljfen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

TIE suh.cr,bsr he',t, gi'c. poll,c sa,'ce that
.he has i~,a daily apPiiai.l b, Jh- llonof' h'.
Ju,l.r Il Probate 60 the Cuuuls 81 o>iptj. and
assumed the trust Of ESecu'ris ofthe las, viii and
t..t.u.apt n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14
Prepared Glue +!

on the Outside .wnHsr-sIi o,hs" are '~'"d''
Ing eoaaisrfsi,s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

I osT. A Carpet Bag. rather small sired
i made IL comuoa gl,l-d cloth, AID coaiain'ns
set OF ear je~,i., elo,hin,. &c. Any per.ou
6adins ..id carpet bag, will he suitably rewarded
b, returning the same 10
NATHANIEL YOUNG.
Nc-L pass. se,a. 9. 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

The subscriber. her,b, give. pohl'e sa''ee that
che IA. l-ea dul, sprs,ais'l BY the iione'ae's
Ju,sr of Probate fa the Csaa'y Of Oxford, 'nd
a..u,.l The ,,p.i Of a,aa,trsIiN of the estate OF
SAMUEL hill late Of fgel"rg.
d. N. c,..,, 81 oxf,fd. deceased. by EiSiag
~ =. the Law directs. She theTcicr. tegaes,.
nI ,.,r.oa. ~Ls are ialelNei to the c'tateof ssl1
J.,.,.sl o. make ian-,li.ie pay meat. and those
~hs have say ieaiai. thetcOa 10 exhibit the
o., q. Ises. ELIZA c. NIL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

ONVoEb. ss.-h Co.r, ~ Probate held ~
Psr,.. ~th,a add Zoe the Couaiy II ONi"r'i,
ca ihr third Tus.iaS 81 October, AID. ls6s.
IN the g-iuioa q AMANDA =. sIEAkN>,
" iuuarfy Amsndi 4. Eamcs, widow OF Dan
vi L.'rus. ~, Of Lunbr,ta ~ the State OF Mih.
ue-o'a, ,iscsased, prying &c an allowance oct Of
The pr,slnal estate oi hsf late husband:
OriFsd, That ih- sat psti,oacr give no
toe 20 al p-rsons Interested, by causing cpy "l
this or sr a. ~ publ,shed three weeks successive
!, ia the ONJTd Democrat pfinied al PARIS, that
the, may appear at Probate Court to be held At
raris, ~ slid cuuaty, oa the third TUESDAY II
Npyeal.f neNt at nias o'clo, ia the fotsRooa. sad
.hss rtu.e, u any they have. My the same .houid
Mt BE- graHied.
T.. W. WOODBURY.. J,slge.
tree e4p,-atts.t; J. :. iiobHs Register.
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE. by 'iriss Of
a a license iSom the iloaoTablr lodge 81 PIo'
l. ie wuhin and Gor the Couaiy Of Osfo'd, .hsll
sell, D., tshl,e aaction. oa the premises, oa Tues
day, the 21ih day Of November, at 10 o'eloek, A.
NJ. al the real estate ned by Pfisciil' Phillips
IN The Coua,y of ARdfoscogg'a. Said property
consist. ofthiee acre. of Lad set OF 10 h.' "a an
execution, against Nathan, Nsl.oa D.. and L. III.
Re,Bsli., ssd !. .iiuate,i IN lewiston.
CUSHING PHILLIPS, Guardian.
October p. ls62.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

The .ul.cr,b-t hersh, give. pablo n',cs tina,
b. b." "a day sppoia,rl y, the HSacr,b'-
JtIsc Probate Go the Count, oio>io6d. and as.
.nmei the ua.t u Executor of the last will and
t..tafnrut n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14
81. An;hony's Fire, Rose. Salt Rheum.
scald Head, Sore Eyes.

Pros, Hirrsy Srlisr, Eig. IA ale shior 4 ne
TsnclAdansrt HfmoSfui. IsHnfBirtHtf.
"Ouf only child. About three ysafs OF sgs, vas ~.
iacie,i by yimplss on III Forehead. ltsl IDLY
,yrsd until they formed q loaihsons aud yifu.gnt
.ofs phich covered Do fsss. aud sciuHliy luItri
81. eve. Dor some dats Askiiul ph'sn'ian apTli'd
nitrate 81 silver and other tstnsiss, aui -
parent effect ior hfisgn daisvs guarded ~ lauu'
let With them o. siuald tear oIen tis fostering hhi
eoftupt wuuud vllch covered lis Nhus lace. lia's
Ing tried every 'hing slss Ne had any bvls Rom ur
l.run gtlhg your NAH-AFAgtLtA, Huf nIpl1Hs
The ids ~ Iotash lOt4ou, o. yOu direct. lha slfr
gan 20 heal when W had gi,en ths dr'i bottle
and va. Wcil When We sa flushed TIE sscosd. lhe
elids eyc.ashF., Which bad Gene uut, gfsr aghlu,
who's UoghtofbOOJ predicted that the cLad must
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O.. Ayers a
oARSAPARllAh'
fHI votlD, ohtlf lfNrBT ~

suG votLDs otrit tfNrpf ~
fcrofuia and Scroflious Diseases.
Trom Eusry Ed,s, Wsii-llosR usrcLaEi II
Ogf6rf MaiHs.
.I have cold larg, guahiiiiss of our sAnsAFAn-
lila but never Yet one hottie Nltrh ialtd ~ to
.ir,, fleet aud fail sstistotion 80 tbo-s No took
u 4. fast peOple iil ", they sgtte ihsft has
been ma ms.icle lss u beiOfc in uuT ooninuhiii -
Eruptions. Fimples. Blotehes. Pustules,
Ulcers. Sores. and all Diseases OF tho skin.
Irvn Rev EIf SiruiioA, Brisid, ysgiaHd
81 only do my duty to you ahd tie public, Nlsn
! add my testimony 10 that you ptblish q the NJ.
diciBal virtues Of our sAEsArAniLLA- Ny eauFh-
i.f, sgsi ten, had an affecting LunOr In her ar
eyes. aud hair Dor ytsrs. whiCh Ne Nefs unable 90
eur, until Ne tTlsd your SAHSAfAEiLLA. Bic lzs
bssn well Cor tome month";"
ySnss M, Jda< D. Rics. q Wsi IraNH hah ausl-
,sfsrrssf Lasfn Of flsHNisrllfs, faps NfB 10, y =
my dau shier has suffered Cor ltsf fasi With q
ssrofnlou. eruption, which va very Troublesome
Nothing Afforded any relief until ~ tried your rAA
sAPARiLLA, which 'Oou coinplsielJ cufvd bsr'
Yrv-, CAari,, r. Gdgs, Es2 cltAs .dsiy lH0s-H So
II dag, NHrrfT 10, udHVIcfsfSft - sHuni'
,R,I gafs,rs 80 sdiAsb, ". ~
81 bad Cor several years . ven Troublesome ".
go, In ny hee, which grew constantly SCR. unil
sfilciion . tried almost even ihius MAJ couid n
10th advice aud nlsdicins. lut wiih0ut auy fs.ift
NhsieYsr, until I took your sAHsArAEitLA. IL
Immediately made my lace wofss, q lou told ~ 4
mi1ht cor time. bat IN a few well, The uss sAin
tsEsn 90 fDTu under the blotclss, and coniinusd
until mr. face " ~ smooth 80 any bosll >. tnd sui
without shy sylnptom. Of the dis.sse that kbos
az lsuloy psfisct health, and sHlioni douN oHe
ITO your sAEsArAHiLLA.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14
Ery'ipola. General Debility - Purity tho

Irur ~ Holf sar,H, IE,asfoa 81, " Y
DE AVN seldom isll 10 remove IrtDfiJas md
lSrr.faioHI sorSs BY tho Isrsys'tng uss Of your
sAE-ArAkitLh, and ! have Just n0w curtd an AZ.
tack u NIiagHdHf IrEapsias With A. No aiisfa.
Tive We po.s.s. sguals tie sAEsAFARILIA ysu have
,uVpiisd 90 tie profession a. we'll a. 20 Tie reops"
yrD-i \ y. JoAssfss, Isg UatssssH. $40
"Ior twelve yssr, had tho ysios ffysiI-ias on
ny right arm, durng which time tried s ihs esi-
sbfaisi physicians could reach, Sud tuOs hundreds
~ dollsis sorth - medicines The ulcers ssfs -
lad that tie cords lscame Visible, and tie doctors
decided that my arm must L. amtniaisd bsssn
taking your sausAFARlLLA. lOok tsO bottles, and
some ~ your litlZ Together they liaT, eufsd ne.
] an nov aswsll sud sound 80 lodl. being in
public place, my eas. !. known 90 even body M tits
community, aRd sAciies tn wondsr " all"
Prs, IN. linn MoHru. " r. y, II Nsscuffis. q
~, q isrd,sg stSni,r n NJ CIHhhfs PIrlirrisuf
II have ussd your rAR-arAHiLLA ~ my family,
for general d,bUIv, and Tor I1irVgiHg ~ Nod,
With very b,nshcsl fssults, and issl CDuldsBcs ia
commanding u o. ths addicted
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
Itm apbrrttstnttMts 60. bar.
oRnrrANon no. 1876.

A n Ordinanes to prevent the leaving Of Veg
"A ons, Carts, or ether vehicles, upon any o. the
streets, Allsys or Public ways Of the City Of r'A-
esrvills. -,
qaS OOMassOa C6sWeU Of GGs Guy n PtdcsrviHs
DO 0rdaiA a. follows:
SECTION 1. IL shall be unlawful for any person
having the possession or control Of any Wagon,
Cart Or other Vehiels, 70 place or leave the sane
seanAing uPoa any street, alley, pUOlte-Wuy or
place within the limits Of the City Of Plaeervlle,
unless be shah nrst obtain permlssiOu In writing,
20 TO Do, from the Street Commissioner Of said
City; and any persOn oGending against the pro-
visions Of this Ordinanse shall be deemed guilty Of
eoamitting Nuieanoe, and uPou cOnVietiOn there
II, shall Be 6BeA In any sum nOs lees than nvs nor
more than AIRY dollars and costs Of the prosecution
SRcTiOR. .. II any wagon, Cart or other Nehi
ele sha be len standing in any puhc street, alley,
publis way % Phase In the City 81 PaeerVIlle, u
shall Be the duty Of the Street COm@issiOneT, at
any tine after Tea o'clock At night, 70 cause such
wagon OF other vehicle 70 b removed to some con
vsSisnt plaes for keeping the same, and the s1-
psnsa Of Sueh removal and keeping shall be paid
b, the claimant of such wagon, cart, other vehi
Gle, and shall - = lien upon the came, and the
Street COmmissioDer may retain such wagon, cart
% other VchtcSs % removed In his Possession until
the expense Of the TSmoval and keeping thereof
shall be fully paid.
SRcTIoH ). This Ordinances shall take eGsst aa4
b In force from and after itS paGsage.
Approved June 18th. 1859.
hereby certify that q meeting Of the Com
EOn Couneil 81 the City Of PlAeeTvins, held June
SSth, les, the above Ordinance Wss passed.
c. 4. CHUBBUCK.
City Clark.
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GswES.4--nz-Asssy dsassAl VII
@@&E W&SS, On 6sOtS~j
asa osalsa lsssO-priaslshlp G~ tAsPEao-
sissSf nv b ~ sD6ssS q skia esustyS
GSossaA-9ks Isst lsssara.Uf ~ eaurss, for
- ks.s1t sfths y. z. chuseh, VIII be dsliv.
sssA to-sight b Tho4As Fitch, Req. SubjeeI
-"IASs Hssrs Of TIE xxxvIth COngFess."
b b - sttvussivs sab and will be handled
sktllNslly By the gifled spsAker.
D1eAwsshEx FRrivAL.-The Festival given
~ tAs ladies on Tuesday evening for the heDs-
asVf he Episcopal Church, was largely attend.
ed sad passed OF pleasantly. The able and
exeealeut Passor Of the church, BY his industry,
urbaaity aud blameless conduct, has won the
rcspect aud esteem Of this community.
FMS LUxCn.-"SpaFrOvgrass, ran ePicurean
az the frat wster and good aaihOrity 10 such
matters, iafOrms Us that lunch ia the evening
is good thing 20 have Ia The cOuatTy;" and
our gray haired friend Captain Ballard, Of the
Oasis SalOCH. an enthusiastic admirer 1t the
SParrUwgvuss papers, gets up "gOod thing
evsev night. Call, ye hungry and thirsty, on
Dave and his venerable assistant, and eat aud
smile. The lunch 10 excellent, abundant and
what will strike the reader with peculiar force
and PIeAsare-free!
KEEe COOL, iS the advice Of uncle Black, Of
the Greyhound, aad those Who call upOa him
will end that be can cool then al, with . mint
iulip or book cObbleF, TO their entire SatisGAc.
tiOs. His billiard tables are the best in the
city and be always keePS the 6ueSt favored
cigars.
ELscTloS.-.Ths City Council elected. on
Tuesday evening. Rev. c. Z. Pierce. City Su'
kexAN S-S.Sa..> s>,>A - n. n. S~0usry, Rev. S:h
McNionagle and W. g. Burma, Trustees Of Pub
lie Sch'n'l for the ensuing year.
ELur1AOs-A. - 0sRs-~At. tAe sesziN41 <
Zae& E6czmRmeUG No, 6, bald oU- Tuesday
evening CAST, the following usmed gentlemen
we're elected officers for the ensuing term: J.
n. GTantham, c. r.; C. C. Pierce, II. p; w.
Larued, 3. W.; A. A. Van VOORHEES,, 8. L.
TannenwAId, T.; T. Elkus, J. W.. The install.
lstiOn will take place 1t Odd Fellows Hall 10
this city on the second Tuesday Of next month.
VS. are indebted To q. @. Carpenter, Of DiA.
noOd Springs. for boz u large and delicious
nsPhesries.
EvEHTNG SERvIcs.-To.morrow being the
aNh Sunday Of the month, The evening service
Of The Protestant Episcopal Church aud the
nlnisIFstiOs OF baptism will be held at o.
clock, in the court ROM.
TEawA0oN ROAD.-The wagon road. leased
By Mr.. BAFtrA@, is 10 spIe0did travelling order.
better than ithaS ever been before. 10 prof
u this We need only 70 refer 10 the fact thAs the
'tage came through on Wednesday mOsniDg
rOm Strawberry Valley % this city. IN sig
|Osrs-the quickest trip ever made. Stages
VOW teav6 ct 3 O'Clock in the morning and Ar.
i've n the evening Of the same day at Virginia
City. Mr.. BartrAm has now thirty. five hands
Employed on the road, widening the turns, re.
moving rocks and stumpS, and filing up and
eveling il. 10 very short time it will be the
'est rUad 10 the State.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
ORDIWANCE no. lS0.

A n Ordinance W enforce and regulate the
"A repair VI Streets, Alleys, Sidewalks and
PeOIic Places in the City VI PIaeerViIIe, in Ger
tain cases.
lac Common Council Of the Cay OF l.t0ee..
vile 10 OrttdiA a. FotIors:
SEcTIOS /. II any person or company shall
dig up, cut, excavate, or disturb the surface Of
for any purpose whatever, any public street.
sidewalk, alley, or public place within the lin
n-N1 the City VI PlaceTvifle, be rSi',2t shall
Immediately alter bavsask AUeaN.G0Ga'eS IlNe our
80 - Gsaecl Of such digging up, cutting, en-
caVAtlon, Or disturbance ut the surface, proceed
70 repair the same, % that the street. ulley,
sidewalk or public place shall be 10 all respects
in as good CO. duiOn as it Was before any such
digging, cutting, excavation, or disturbance Gf
the surface thereof Was done; and all such re-
pairs shall be made under the supervision aud
direction, and to the satisfaction Of the Street
Commissioner Of said city.
SECTION 2. In case any person or company,
after having dug up, cut, exca waited, or disturb
ed the surface Of any street, alley, sidewalk or
public place in said city shall fail, refuse, or
neglect to put the same ~ rs good condition as
il was before their work was commenced upon
IL, within twenty-lUur hours after the purpose
or object Of such digging. cutting, excavation
Or disturbance II the SURFACE shall LATe been
accomplished, it shell be the 'dusy st the Streel
Commissioner Immediately To cause such re-
pair TO be made, and the expense thereof shall
be paid by the person or cOmpaOy liable TO
make such repair, and in case Of his or their
failure, neglect, or refusal To pay such expense
10 the Street Commissioner, upon demand, the
amount thereof, Together with the COSTS Of suit,
may be recovered by suit in the name Of >" the
Mayor and Common Council Of the City VI
PlacerViIle, in any court Of competent jur.sdic.
ton.
SECTION g. This ordinance shall take effect,
and be in force, from and after its passage.
Approved, June 18th, 1862.
GEO. +. JONES, Mayor.
l hereby certify, that AT meeting 1T the
Cannon Council Of the City of Placervlllc,
held June 2lth, A. d., 1867, the above urdi,
nance WIS passed.
~ 4 CuTYnnITCr wa. f,I.L
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
ROAD NOTICE.

II NOW ALL MEN, by these presents, that "
IN the undersigned, do hereby declare our inten-
tIOn 70 organise . Joint Stock Company for the
construction OF Turnpike Road" 10 the County Of
n Dorado and State Of California. Said road Is to
be constructed BY digging into the mountain side,
hling ravines and depressions, and building the
ceSsATy bridges and Rqueduets on the line OF the
same that 1t shall not be at the most narrow point
less than hfteen feet wide And SAID road IL to be
constructed to admit Of the free and easy passage
Of an character Of wagons and other similar Vehi
cles The said road is to commence, in the county
Aforesaid ct the present terminus Of the wagon road
known a. the Oglby Co. Road, on the north bank
Of the South Fork Of the American River, and ex
tend along the hillsdes Of said river about mile
crossing and crossing the Old County Road" 30
called, to the western terminus Of the wagon road
constructed BY swan, Henry and others.
And notice 10 hereby given, that the undersigned
will meet ct Flaeervle, In the county Aforesaid
the ninth day Of July, A. D. 1852 for the purpose Of
preliminary organization Of the Company Aforesaid,
e. prescribed By law.
r. A. Pearls,
X. e. 0GILBY,
2. l. MERRITT,
J. G. TRESOOTT,
y. W. BYE,
". ". STEWART,
G-EcWILLIAMG
Jas. L. WEYMOUTH.
June 9sth, 1ssi.-td.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
ORDINANCES MO 1a1

A y Ordinance to amend an Ordinance, en-
"A titled An Ordinance, compelling the re.
moving Of rubbish and filth from the streets Of
the City Of PIacervIIle."
The C0mmOA CoEAcI IF lie ely IF Placer
ritte do Orid" ds t''lLo,rs:
SEcTIOH l. Section 9, Of an Ordinance entitled
" An Ordinance compelling the removing Of
rubbish and tilth from tue streets Uf tue Guy Of
Placerville," approved June 18th, 1852, is here.
by amended ~ to fead rs follows Section
2. II any person or persons liable to remove
rubbish or filth from any street of the city,
shall fail or neglect to renuve the sauie, Tor
the period Of tWenty-f -four hours after he IT
they shall have been notified Gy the Street
Commissioner 10 remove the same, t shall be
tue duty Of the Street Commissioner inIued-
ately To cause such rubbish ur filth To BE- re-
moved and the person or persons liable Ia re-
move such rubbish or filth under the prov isI0Os
u this Ordinance, aud failing or negIeciing 50
TO do. shall be liable 10 pay the expense Of
such removal, upon demand nf the Street
Commissioner. and upon failure ~ pay the
same upOc demand, the amount Of such ex-
penSe together with the cUsts If suit may be
recovered from the person Ur persons liable 10
pay such expense, by suit in the name Ut " The
Mayor and Common Council Of the City Uf
PlAcerville" in any Court Of competent jnris.
dictiOu. II any person shall offend against the
first section Of this Ordinance By dep"niIing
ashes, dirt, SHELLS, broken ware. or filth 81 ANY
kind, in any II the public streets or alleys If
said city, or By allowing any sink, drain, water
course, or cess POOl u empty inuO any street,
public square, alley .1,T public place, except by
permission Of the Street Commissioner IN
writing. be shall be deemed guilty ii c,mmit-
ting Nuisance and upon conviciiOn thereof
shall be lined in any sum not less than i've nos
more than fifty dollars and costs Of suit
SEcTION 9. This Ordinance shall take effect
and be 10 force from and after its passage.
Approved, June 25th. 1859.
GEO. =. JONES, Mayor.
I hereby certify that at meeting II the
Common Council Of the City OF Piacervlle.
held June 24th, 1862, the above Ordinance was
passed.
C. E. CHUBBUCK,
CIV Clerk
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
In MemOrAam.

At special communication Of Palmyra
Lodge, No. 1871, F. and A. n, held at
their hall in Upper PlaceryilIe, on Tues
day evening, June oath, 1862, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions, introduced
by c. D. Handy, were unanimously adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, It has pleased Divine Providence
to remove from our midst, in . sudden and un-
expected manner, our dearly beloved BOlher,
DANIEL D. Sill, therefore,
ReGOkVed, That IN the character OF our de-
ceased Brother, we recognize . true man, citi-
zen, and MasOn; and WIN exempliHed that
character 10 his daily walk and conversation;
whose ears were ever open, and whose heart
ever responded u the cries Of sorrow and mis-
fortune and who Iced those Masonic priDei-
pies. Faith, Hope and Charity" in all their
purity.
Resoloed, That while, in our present lOss. We
recognize that Masonry has lost one Of its
brightest ornaments. and society one Of is
most useful members, yet We humbly trust
that through the love and mercy Of that God in
whom be. with ell true MasOns. placed bis
tSuAt, ho has been translated to that ail-pergect
Lodge above. there 10 receive the reward Of .
we'll aPeDt life, and live 10 . glorious immOr-
tality.
RssolsAd, That We tender our heartfelt sym.
palhies W the family and friends. in this, their
SAd bereavement, aud We can only point them
to bis exemplary life, and to the God Of XASOa.
y for comfort and consolation.
RS0OtUsd, That this LOdge be dFaped in
mourning. and the members wear the usual
badge, for thirty days.
ResOlUed, That copy Of these resolutions be
forwaI ded to the family Of our deceased Broth
er, with an expression Of the eympathy Of the
Lodge, 10 this their sad affection.
BENJAMIN MEACHAM, Sec'y.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28

ToDs.-Be 1t known oall lovers Of that which
made BAcchus merry, that PGttr FamiiiGs 10
seph Todd will give them cordial welcome at
the Magnolia Saloon, which be has re6.ted and
opened in elegant style. Joseph. the ilIuStri.
Gus namesake Of the man Of many cOlOred coat,
although not 40 exact follower Of his, intends to
diapOse Of liquors Of none other than the pure
vintage, end il any one gets on fashionable
"bum" at his house, he may confidently rely
upon arising the next morning without an Gin.
fernal headache"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
SOLE TRADER's NOTICE.

OTATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of q Dorado
y sS.--KDow ell men By these presents, that 1,
DOVE MALISSA COLLINS, Of said County, wife Of
J. c. Collins, residAs in the County Of n Dorado and
State Aforesaid, do hereby declare and make known
my intention to carry on business on my own &C
count and 10 my own name sole trader, In pursu-
anee Of an Act Of the LehislatuFe Of the State OF
California, entitled An Act 70 authorize married
women 70 transact business In their own name as
sole traders" approved April 18th, A. D. 1882. And
further declare, that said business viii be the BUSH
ness Of farming stock -raiSng and teaming, eOA Wy
be carried on and prActiced In said County Of II
Dorado and State Of California; and that the amt
Of capital invested in this business does not exceed
i've thousand dollars.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and seal this twenty fourth day Of June A. r. 1852.
DOVE MALIsSA COLLINS, psEALl