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The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
lf9aI advertisements.
SUMMONS S.

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF u DoTauo;Ll
> SS-In the District Court Of the llth 'udlc'a'
District H..
Action brought in the District Court Of the klev
enth Judicial District, and the complaint hled IN "1
Couaty Of FL Dorado, in the Office Of the CieLk o'
said District Court in and for said County ana
The People of the State OF California, to 1EohIh
MCDONALD, alias GEORGE RUSH, Defendant
Greeting: -,
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by Martha McDonad' aiao
Martha Rush Plaintiff, in the District COui' 0. 'n
Eleventh Judicial District, in and for the county o.
ri Dorado and to answer the complaint filed therelh
on the 4th day of March A. D. 1868, within ten va!
exclusive Of the LAY Of service), after the service
on YOU OF this Summons-if served within ths Cogll-
ty II served out Of this COunty but within this 'u
dcial District within twenty days or, II serven on.
Of said District, then within forty days-or luugtneu'
by default will be taken against you. >.
The said action is brought to obtain decree III.
yoring and dissolving the bonds oil nalTimoh1
now existing between said Plaintiff ana sald De
fendant and that the said Plaintiff haze tue carr
and sole control and custody OF the three mlnoi
children Of Plaintiff and Defendant, namely Le.nu,
ell Isabel, and Morn; and that said Piaintin nave
the right title and sole control and interest
for herself and children TO "A certain piece or PaIoe
OF land with all the buildings thereon, situated IN
II Dorado County. State aforesaid, an ciainem a.
homestead. described in complaint on hie IN SierG
Office; aud yOu Hitso d't-~s-- mn answer me sdIu
eSmplaint as ahuvc reqIhred, the sSid f1alntiu WI
takr Judgment against You for said decree AN COSTS
according to the prayer Of said complaint.
Witness. Hon. b. F. Myrrs, Judge Of said DISTRICT
Court Of the llth Judicial District.
-, Attes. my hand aud the seal OF said Court
L IN and f"r said County Of Fl Dorado, brrtto
- affixed. at office IN the city of PlacerVIle
this the 4th day OF March, 4. u lNi3. -
THOMAS Il. PATTEN, Clerk;
HuME SLoSs. Atty's Tor Pm. mar''"'
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11

\ HoME FOR SALE. How much we dis
like to read so sad an announcement in
the advertising department Of paper -
Not house and grounds only, but all the
long cherished memories and tender aSso-
Citations Of the place, that enrich it with u
wealth beyond the computation of bust
ness men, the traders in homesteads and
other classes of real estate 1t is a sorry
day for mainland more so for family
when he is obliged to give up his home
and go again drifting over the world. No
other experience shocks the sensitive
heart like this All gone-al deserted. -
The lights shining no more in the window.
The familiar faces no longer pressed
against the panes. The fires dead and
gone ont. The smoke no more curling
from the chimneyS. The dear voices will
not be heard there again, though the men
pass and rcpass the house daily. Ali!
there is needed no desolation Of u sort like
this. His must be hard and undevelop-
ed nature that can contemplate such q
scene without the deepest emotion. To
lose ones home, is to lose nearly all that
earth has to offer of happiness to man.
Rural New Yorker.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11

DANGEROUS PLEASURES. have sat up
on the seashore and waited for its gradual
approaches, and have seen its dancing
waves and white surf, and admired that
lie who measured it with His hand had
given to it such life and motion; and
have fingered until its gentle waters grew
into mighty pillows, and had wcll-nigh
swept me from my fTmcSt footing. So
have | seen heedless youth gazing with
. too curious spirit upon the sweet mo,
tions and gentle approaches of inviting
pleasure, till it has detained his eye and
imprisoned his feet, and swclled upon his
soul, and swept him to swift destruction.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
County Central Committee.
COURTS OF Ell DORADO cnuuAr.

DISTRICT cOCRr-Hon. b. y. MyerS Suaes; YAs-.s \.
raucn, Clcrk. Regular Terms osnueneG q - 1...S
nonday'o February Aad hay aOd tAa Ass1ays q 5~sSS
COUNTY CoCRT-Hon. Janea JaABssa. Saass; TAsssa 4
Patten, CTk-aOdS regular % ths Ara l11aVS
Of January, Nay and SePsrnbeY.
cOGRT OF sEsSlQNS-Ksn. James Jahnnaa. Psauaas.a
Judge; Geo " Bssat nnd HiYnm Ram Asnaaaaea lsSiae
and Thomas PacA, CleEk-hSlds tes Esgaas Taaa -
hrSi Mondays Of March. July and SOyenbsT =
PRoBArE CoCRr-Hoh. james JOAHuoa. JuAas; 3hsmas
r Paten clerk-hOlds regular Terms % VNs fs1FtS aV
Of each month -SsS-S
BOARD OF sCRERvIsORs-eSnsisss q 0asRs. y aw.a
= khebaAn and Z. PieTee;-ThOmas y, Fst1a1 eIeFk
Aold regular neetnss on the nrst MoAdAJ Of eash sa
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11

LIFE Is THE SEEDTlME. To-day for to-
morrow; this year for the next. And as
we are reaping what others Sowed, let us,
as Christians and as wise men, sow not
only for ourselves, but that generations
unborn shall rise up and call us blessed
We trust seed S this day scattering which
shall be reapcd hereafter in that happy
day when every man shall find in another
"a brother and friend" IT. then, with
the wisdom which comes from above, we
go forth scattering the precious seeds of
true bliss and real good, how happy for
ourselves, and for all that are dear to us,
in time and eternity. But let none de-
spair because they cannot sow and reap
in the same day. Remember the patience
of the husbandman, and initiate him in
preparing for the golden harvest which
will never end. lib.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11

The SIEYES OF SOCIETY. would
not pour precious wine into sieve vet
that were as wise as to make a confident
Of one of those "leaky vessels" of society
that, like corporation ater.carts, seems
to have been made for the express purpose
of letting out what they take in. There
is this difference, however, between the
perforated puncheon and the leaky brain ::
the former lays the dust, and the latter is
pretty sure to raise one. Beware of ooZy-
headed people, between whose ears and
mouth there is 10 partition. Before you
make bosom friend Of any man, be sure
that he is secret tight. The mischief that
the non-retentivcs do is infinite. In war
they often mar the best laid schemes and
render futile the most profound strategy
In social life they sometimes set whole
communities by the ears, frequently break
up families, and are the cause Of innumer.
able miStortunes, miseries and crimes
In business they spoil many a promising
speculation and involve hundreds in bank
ruptcy and ruin. Therefore DC very care
full to whom you intrust information Of
vital Importance to your own interests or
to the interests of those you hold dear.
Every man has a natural inclination to
communicate what he knows; and If he
does not do so, it is because his reason
and judgment are strong enough to con-
troll his inherent propensity. When you
find friend who can exercise absolute
power over the communicative instinct
if We may so term it-wear him in your
heart, "yea. in your heart of hearts" If
you have no such friend, keep your own
counsrl.-[lb.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11

CHRISTIANITY is not the thing of fits and
starts, but a persistent power. 1t is not
the electric element gather, d into jar
that sparkles on the Sabbath when touch
ed by the word Of the preacher; but like
the electric element in the shape Of gray
itAtiOn, binding orbs into harmony, Civ
IDg fertility to the poorest sou, and order.
blossom, and beauty to all things. The
sea.bird will soon scream where great
capitals stand; and the hoarse voice of
the raven will be heard where cathedrals
and churches now arc; but the soul-that
which is really the being--never dies; but
lives in the brightness of glory or in the
agony Of misery forever and ferever.- 10.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
The VVood-Cutter'. warning.
A GERMAN STORY.

During a walk that once had with the
clergyman of LandSdorf and his wife,
they told me Of . sudden death which
had lately taken place in the village.
at is awful" said; "what thread
life hangs upOn!"
"That was really the case with one OF
my family in times past, " said the clergy
mans good wife. :" Her life did hang by
a thread"
"Tell me how it was" | said.
alt was that story" said the lady,
(which caused the inscription you see to
| be placed over our doorway"
The inscription was as follows:
If once We learned why God sends grief and woe,
How great Ills boundlcss love We then should
| know"
I read the lines, and then asked the
minister's wife if she would kindly tell
me the story.
She thus began:
about a hundred years ago my moth
er's great aunt, the Countess ron MeritZ,
was living with her two daughters in a
castle in GermaOY They were once iR-
vi,ea % a Ee1aipg, which was to take
place by torch light, according to the old
German custom. They did not, accord
ingly, set out until it was beginning to get
dusk. They had to pass on their way
through part OF the Black Forest.
"NOw it happened that Gertrude, the
eldest daughter Of the Countess, had had
given her a wreath Of pearls, and she
wore it on the evening of the wedding -
But it Glanced, as they entered the 70 est,
that branch OF black thorn caught in her
hair, and before il could be diSengaged
the thread broke,and the small seed pearls
were scattered far and wide.
"Thc servants and ladies busted them
selves alike iu picking up the scattered
pearls, when suddenly wood-cuttcr came
running from the forest, and went up
quite out of breath to the Countess.
Pray go no further, ladiesp he eX-
claimed; when was cleaving wood Just
now, heard two robbers planning how
they might waylay your party, rob you,
and kill your servants if they made any
Resistance. The forest is full of these
men, and | had the greatest difficulty in
getting to You in tine. II You had not
been later than YOU expected, you would
most certainly have fallen into the hands
Of these robbers
"Of course, no more was said about
gong on to the wedding, and the horses
heads were directly turned homewardS. -
On arriving safely at her castle, the good
mother thanked God who had preserved
her and those with her. Nor did She for.
get to reward the wood.cutter who had
warned her in time Of her danger. And
there were two lessons which she tried 10
draw for her children from the history of
that evening. First, that our life always
hangs on as weak thread as that which
held Gcrtrude's pearls, and that therefore
God only keeps us alive; aud, secondly,
that our troubles and disappointnentS are
as much sent for our good as the delay in
getting to the wedding, which saved the
family from the robbers.
From that time" continued the cler-
gyman's wife, the lines you read over
our door became the motto of the good
Countess and her family. And when
married, and my husband had the parson.
age repaired, he had inscribed over the
entrance:
"'If once we learned why God sends grief and woe
How great His boundless love we then ST ould
know"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
A BALLAD OF NANTUCKET.
DY T. II. ALDRICIT.

"a A' hs ALbhAN h'
Where go you, pretty Maggie,
Where 60 you, IN the raln:"
al go to ask The sailors
Who sailed the Spanish main,
eff they have seen my Willie,
II he will come back to mc-
II 10 so sad to have him
A sailing on the sea -
40 Maggie, pretty Maggie,
Turn back To yOnder town;
Your Willie's In the ocean.
A hundred fath0m's down!
/" His hair is turned TO sca-kclp,
His eyes are changed 10 stones,
And twice two years have knitted
The coral round lis bones !
" The blossoms and the clover
Shall bloom and bloom again,
But never shall your lover
Come o'er the Spanish main J"
But Maggie never needed,
For mournfully said She:
1t is SO sad 10 have HIM
A sailing on the sea-
She left me in the darkness
heard the sea a.eulls scrcech,
And burly winds were growing
With breakers on the leach
The bells Of old Nantucket
What touching things they said,
When Maggie lay sleeping,
With lilies round her lead
The parson preached a sermon,
And prayed and preached again
But she had gone 70 Willie
Across the Spanish main
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11

ARRAU, me darlint,' cried jamie o.
Faiagen to his loquaciuus sweetheart, who
had given him no opportunity of even an
swering her remarks during a two hours
ride behind his little bay nags in his oys-
ter wag0n-"are you afther KNOWN why
your checks are like my ponies there 2"
"Shure, and it's because they're red is
It Fqaoth bfust1ing Bridget.
Faith and better raiSon than that,
mavourneen. Because there is one ov
thin each side Of n wagin' tongue I"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.

nISTKICT COURT. ll;h Judicial District, in and
for the Ccutiy 20: /, Dorado.
Notice IS hereby -.yr: by the undersigned, to all
whom It may concern. that |. SUSAN L. HAHN,
wife OF joan HAHN, r.sJl.as IL ii Dorado County,
California. iut-ul 10 app,y TO the Hon. District;
Court Ia and ctr sad County. oD the lin day of
MAY, A. u. tS; AZ IA Couj; Room o; ssId Couri, n
the Cty q! P.A>e.i..i, at TIE meeting o. the Court
on said day. rT thereafter SAID application
can ht heard &, az order authorizing and permit
ting glne To- ul.sy .u hg,l,- Ity own name aud on
my OWL account: tlia; -.d b.,,.c.s 80 intended 70
be carrri oI ~ 'u". ', i,t q; fruit-grOwirE Wine
making. SturA -a.., ard general farming and TIE
matter. prr;a sad bsnr.. t. "l business; the
same g. o, clrf-.j ,r H :ie Township Of COioma, IN
said County % RI poraiO.
SUSAN L. HAHN.
Culo,aa, Cal, Mar,', l2;l lsj5. I'd
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
NOTICE TO TEACHRRH.

FyuIE COUNTY BOARD or EXAMINATION masa
l. at Diamond Springs, on the Bscoad aaA RswtA
Saturdays Of each m6uth ,At9 O'Clock A. n.
All Teachers should recOIleet that thsiR eeFtieAbeo
hold good for one year only, IRON their GATE, sAA
should be renewed by . re-examinatiO1, at tAe ex-
pirAtion OF that time. No Teacher eaa - OeaAnY
employed, draw the public funds, 81 esst1AaAAs
older than one year.
". A. LYNpE,
supf Public Schools for u Dorado Coan1y.
Diamond Springs, August Sta, 1S6a.-u
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11

DIAMoNDs.--A diamond is diamond,
though you shall put it on the hand of a
beggar; only that on the finger Of ii beg
gar nobody would believe it to be dia-
mond. Docs not mcndicant genius every
day offer the precious Jewel in the head
for sale, and yet, because the holder is q
mendicant, does not the world believe the
jewel to be of no value" Men have often
died with jewels in their brains; and not
until the men were dead were the gems
owned to be of the true water.--[ [Jerrold.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11

HAD HIN TuERE. -" Yon can't make a
jewel out OF a pigs ear" said. an acquaint.
ance to our friend Sykes, the other day
during discussion as to the merits of an
individual for certain position.
"Yes, can" returned S. "You Just
let me box yours, and if you don't have
an earring, then I'll sell out, that's all |"
Acquaintance dropped the subject.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TNHE Copartnership heretofore existing under
Il the name of p. SILBFRMAN L co. Il This IA Y
dissolvefby mutual conse 1t.
All persons owing accounts to the late firm will
please call at once at the Old Round Tent" and
settle up; and those having demands against them
will present theId for payment to p SfLBERMIN
who will continue in business at the above well
known stand. PHILLIP SILBERMANN,
ISAAC BARMAN.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
THE MAGIC THE OBgnU
The Perfection Of 1rachan..-.

RElNG HrNTISo On 0PEN RACs, on LSSTR a.
- GESrLKNAN's WATcH CoMBmxD
One OF the PFetIest, most cOnVeABsaA 81 Aees-
dedly the best and Cheapest timsp6ooe - a-S-Tal
ana reliable nse, ever offered. Il kAs ViaAiS. -
connected With it machinery, its era Rinlls9 e.
s1ehment, rendering key entirely unaseaHSsy-
the outer one being nne 1e carat Rcl6 n ~ -
improved ruby action lever m0Vement, uSa s 49,
ranted an accurate timepaees. PStea. r11susaS -.
grayed, per case Of AAlfA d0ssA, oaO6 - -
watches, In neat morocco boxes, lor tAoaa nun2ssP
70 ouy at wholesale, e3S, sent By REpFei. ~ I'd
pSy1ole on delivery. Soldiers must Famls * Aeak
IN advance, as We cannot collect from IAnSa - ~
HUBBARD RROs. q Co.,
49,. eO11 IMP0aRaaa
ieo1Wo Cor, Nassau and John Sts., New Yea.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of El Dorado
- SS.-In the District Court Of the Eleventh Judl-
cal District.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Elev-
enth Judicial District. and the Complaint fled IN
the County Of Fl Doialo, in the Office of the Clerk
Of said District Court in and for said County and
State. ,,
The People of the STATE Of California, to TONNlS
SCHOLL, Defendant, Greeting:
You are her, by required To appear in an actien
brought against You by E. W. Scl"l, Pahiih, IN
the District Court of the Eleventh Judicial District
in and FIR the County ~ ~ Dorado. and to answer
the complain 6!cd therein the 2lst day Of tehru
ary A. D. lSt2. within ten days. exclusive o. the
day Of strvice,) after the service on you oi 'h's
sumt1onS--N served within ~. County; II served
out Of this County, but within this Judicial District
within twenty day.; or. II served on, o. SAID Dis.
trct. then within forty dlys-or udgmtnthy deiauH
will b. taken against yuu.
The said action il brought 10 obtain Iudgnent
against you for the sun Of $139 G6-lnJ. aNt due
Pl' for services rendered 10 said Defh for working
house work and attending store, for the space OF
ten months aud seventeen days, at Louisville, in
said County and il you fail 10 appear and answer
said complaint above required, the said Plaintiff
will take Judgment against you for said SUN Of $i@
Gd-lW aud costs, according 10 the prayer Of said
complaint.
Witness. Hon. n. :. Myres, Judge Of said District
Court OF the Eleventh Judicial District.
- Ait,> my hand, nj d the seal ot said
! L. :. Court, in and Tor sail County Of II Dorado,
49, hereto AFFIXED. at otrr in the C,;y Of PA
cery.lle, this the 2i,t day of February A D. 1858
THOMAS Is. PATTEN, Clerk.
NJ. K. sHFAEEE, Any Er PIG. febs>"%
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
Icons NEW STATION.

-: One OF the Cheapest Houses in the 112S
nIOuntans-on Henry & Swans new road, and also
on the old county road to Carson Valley and Bsmc-
rada, 36 miles from Placerve and Diamond
Springs. and miles west of Strawberry Valley.
The aboge House is large two-story frame build
ing, with rooms for families and other guests
6TThe BAR is supplied with the best Of Liquors
and Seglrs.
.+.Good Stablng for horses, mules, etc. Hay and
Barley always o. hand.
aug2tf W. F. LEON, Proprietor.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
SUMMONS.

C,TATR OF CALIFoRNIA-In the Justices Court,
- Salmon Falls Township, in and for the County oil
Fl Dorado.
The People ot the State Of California send Greet
ing to A, 2 Gilbert:
You are hereby summoned 10 appear before me al
my Office in the township Of Salmon Falls IN the
County OF III Dorado, on the 9th day OF May A u
l>63, at IL o'clock 4. NJ, to answer unto the com
pant of c. HiX. who sues to recover RI> sEl~', on
account. as per bill ON file when judgment VIII DC
taken against YOU for said amount, together WIN
costs aud dana ces If You fail to appear and answer
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County
Greeting: MAKE legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 3Iih day OF January
A. u. 1868. X. h. BkRKl,
I'd Justice Of the Peace OF said Township.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11

SELF.REsrEcT is the ballast of our life
ship. Without it, let the craft be what
she will, she is but fine sea-coIIin at the
best.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
KNIoKERBocKER sEeAR STAND
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO
FRESH FRUITS,
NUTS AND CANDIES.

THE undersigned having purchased the KNICK-
Il ERB0CKER STAND, (next to the Cary House
respectfully informs the public that they will always
general assortment of Fresh Fruits, Nuts and can
dies, ut the very lowest prices. -
feb22 JAMES L. WEYMOUTH.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
SAN FRANCISCO HOUSE,
II. MILLER. PROPRIETOR.

A This Hotel, located on the stage road from
T;H Placervlle 10 Nevada Territory, IL miles east
--4e@from Placerville and 3]9 miles west Of Straw
berry Valley, affords the best Of accommodations to
Transfers and Travellers Every pains viii be taken
to give entire satisfaction, in entertainment and
charges to all who may favor it with their patron
age. A share cf patronage is respectfully solicited
aug2tf J. Ii. MILLER.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11

IF VIC only knew it. our retreats are of.
ton our wiScst advances.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
Gents Furnishing Goods
CORPORATION NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
IN Trustees OF che 90Snmnes Copper Mining Com
pany that there will be meeting OF Stockholders OF
said Company at the office Of T. j. Orgon, Esq, in
Fl Dorado, on SATURDAY, APRIL Ilth, 1853, at 10
O'Clock NJ, to vote on the proposition to Increas sc
the capital stock Of said Company to 100000, and
number Of shares to one thousand
J. r. TCLLES,
j. r. SIMMONS,
c. p. JACKSON, .
J. J.,McCORD.
Fl Dorado, March 18th, ls63-4w
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
Sacramento Valley Railroad and faC-
ramentO, Placer and Nevada r. T.
ttass5sia@s' "a


TNROM SACRAMENTO TO AUBURN STATION
IN TWO HOURS.-0n aud amer OctsAoV lsAh
the passenger cars Of the above named Fpads wn Be
run As follows:
Up TRAH
Will leave Sacramento At 6k 4. H., AaA Hn.
Leave Folsom At ~ An, and ~ Pm.
DoWH YRAIHB
Leave Auburn Station a. 6 and 10k Az.
Leave Folsom at A. n, IL H., and ~ S.H.
ON SUNDAY one train only, leaving eaeFa@ssAs
at 6k L. ~, and Auburn Station u l0AA.H.
The ~ A. " and ?. n. trains running tAso1SA -
Auburn Station.
Passengers for HaeeTvine and CaFSoa FaIley -
take stages and for Lincoln, change caFs. - BSs0,
on the arrival Of the 81 4. n. tTAin, and tAnse ~
Auburn Station retain their seats.
Suitable arrangements having been made a0S tAa
reception Of freight At Auburn Saiio0, Il vm heSV.
after he received at sacramento tOe ihaa Poiaas ~
TataS ~ toll apply at the once.
TICK EFT OF FICE, opposite ths eaEa, e.
Front street, under the What Cheer House.
decl3 J. y. kOBINSON, baP6
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
AottEs, Rfstaufants, etc.
ORLEANS HOTEL,
Corner Main and Sacramento Streets
PLACERVILLE, CALIFORNIA,
j. II. .~..........PrOPrietor
(Formerly Of the Cary houseJ

TTNHE HOUSE having been thoroughly overhauied
remodeed and newly furnished with elegant
furniture, we are prepared to accommodate the
travelling public in finer style than any hote' IN tne
cIty Having had extensive experience as caterer,
all who may be pleased to patronize the House can
not fail to be we'll cared for.
'k,e,, department Of the eHoSse will be kept in
such a manner as to make il second to NONE in the
S--H
i. sTACES arv,ve at and depart from the
Orleans from and t0 an parts or Hhe STATE.
MealS.......................: ..''''''':'OO CtS'
Lodging.................. ana 10
~ House open all night. l4u
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

~ Those who have Hitherto patronizcd us are
sat shed that what We have above announced il
strictly correct those who have not YET paironiL"d
Us. need only make one'trial 10 be convinced. We
both PRACTICAL PRNTFk-, and fully capable Of
fahlling to the letter all We promise here
GELWICkS a JANUARY,
PKoPRI EruEs
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11

Nos. ali, 4IS and AIS Battery street, corner OF
Merchant, San Francisco,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE D DEALERS
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11

Twenty copies, to one address........ 20 90
To any person sending club Of 10, We will send
the Albany Daily Atlas d Argue one vear or",is
SUBSCRIPTIONS may commence with any number.
Letters Whet9ercontaining remittances or otherwise
should De addressed to the undersigned, CoSmer o,
BrOdnoIay Rr,n y ana EdTk Place, opposite city Ht,R
,..,s CoMsTOCK 4 CASSIDY,
peO4" Proprietors.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
ENTIRE Kew AND FRESH STOCK

WE would call the attention Of CouNTRv MER-
w CHANTS to our unusually large stock OF Goods.
Our stock comprises every article in the
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11

. Ea'INNOINDs
RI Dorado, March 18th, lS63-4w
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
GIotbing, Drg GOODS, Etf.
~as A CARD FOR THE
WINTER AND SPRING
BADGER s. LINDENBERCER

CLOTHING TRADE OF SAN FRANCISCO.