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Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
Read 0Ild Reflect.
Dr. Charles q: Te.er,s Card 4. a..

DO SharAes ts TOGeH's Card a. -.
AFFLICTED. sas
o"'rk eures and Lctr Prices at ne old cstoS2i.l.,
GDEct, 6M ~trerf befNesn j. AMI a, sfrsSts
I1N- -IO1ER returns his thanks To his nuS...--
pauenn Tor their patronage, and would ewh,ss.
thlA opportunity to remind them thai he continsss
consul. a. Sn those difficult easrs Of vExnK1L SiS
physicians Of the Agc, and upon which h. hS. 49,
hiited 10 perform a radical care
Dr. TOzsIS reputation as Physlcian staDda -.
gusl.a Mn exclusive attention to diseases 4 h.
perfectly master Of syphillIo diseases. -
Tie large number of aggravated cAscs that M IA.
perfectly cured aftcT they have been given up bv NJ
chrrs, !. the only proof that physician requires :,
Any and all cases of varieties Of the disease M ~,
ter how long standing, or what progress the dls.s.
has made, every patient can rely upon q cure
Dr. Tozer has, Il well known, taken patient, r..
the very verge of the grave, and restored ths's !.
perfect health. lie would further state, thai he 49,.
II sufficient TO attract the attention Nf thsSs 80
might heed the services Of physician In 81 -.
but particularly those enumerated in Ihs AAv,Sssss
chI, expecting they would test my merits AS apeas
ttionrr, and the result Of my practice has been 49,
far satisfactory TO my patients and myself Nor ~
deem II necessary 10 oil columns Of thr
with fulsome etupric and bombAstic AdvertiaCzS ~
PROCESSING my ABILITY to heal all diseases iesh 3 ~
TO- Tor TO do that must be something more Ih0H ~
but io give those that afflicted with V0nSreal
Chronic and other diseases 10 understand from ~
experience, ain fully competent " treat them -
ceSsfuy.
My regard for the dignity Of the medical rrOSts,..
to which have the honor to bClonE, detsra me Ho~
committing any act savOrlng Of rank quAckery, M
regard for my own dignity would prevent nv rRsiss
myself on par With quackS and nOatruMs vendCrS y
the present age.
O1vr no fraudulent or genuine certificate, or -
OF my superior Qualification Aa practitioner; nsiaA
er d" assume TO myself medical honorS ~ MIA
am not entitled but merely ask those who are Ssas
IL Ia FN mi naNyAu
the cure Of private diseases and judge iOV Themselves
where to npply for relief (My rOoMs % AsrAnES1
that can BE- consuled IN privacy al all AsurS Of -
day from O'Clock In the morning until II IAS e.
ming
B-Pcrsons with Chronic niarrhoo, Dysen,evy
Local Weakness. Nervous Debility law SpiritS Iss.
sltudc Wrnkne'a Of the Iin'bs and Back, IndsrcsI.
ton, l"ss OF Memory, Aversion 10 Society, L0Vs e
Solitude Timldity Self. .DialTuat, DISipeas Headae
Pain In the Side, Affection of the Eyes, PnpleO On -
Pace, Sexual and ether inGrmltss In Man, &c, SiN
md Important to consult Dr, c. H. Toser, ~ bic e.
nce, 9Th street, between J and X, RacTan,t nss
G IL TOZHR ~ n
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
BARRIERS
GRAPE GINGER WINE.
BARBIER'S
Medlcated Aromatic SehMapps.


A BARBER has Just received from Europo,- a
IA Uisting Apparatus, OH new and improved
system, expressly for the preparation Of Ginger
Wine and Aromatic echnHpps.
It has been In operation since the beginning Of
this month and works admirably.
ITS IMPROVEMENTS are to exclude all RESIN
OCs non.v voatle matter, hurtful to health. run all
liquids as well As to deprive them Of their INTONI-
eating NATURE, thereby meeting the requirements
Of TEMPERANCE.
To those who have not yet used A. Barbler's Prep
arAtiOns we would say that Barbers Ginger Wine Is
TONIC, INvIGORAT1NG and APERITIVE, and es-
pecially adapted for FAMILY USE.
Ginger 10 its sole BASE, and A. Barber would
scorn 10 offer AS GINGER WINE . compound OF Es-
sence Of Cinnamon, Cloves, Lemon and Cayenne
Pepper, forming MIXTURE which has been per-
sIstently advertised as Ginger Wine In California,
and the other States Of the Union but which, never
theleSs, cannot deceive Analysys, nor the most mex
perIeneed taste. With respect to Barbier's MrdcA-
ted Aromatic Scheidan schnApps, every one knows
they are DIuretIc, and prescribed by the Faculty In
cases Of DYSPEPSIA, ENERAL DEBILITY, ncu.
tralEIng bAnefu qualities in Water, and valuable as
an AID TO DIGESTION, where the coats Of the
stomach are affected
Finally: A. Barber does not deem Il necessary to
send forth his PORTRAIT to the world, but II any
one Of the number who have derived benefit from
his Preparations wishes 10 see HIM, he has only to
call at 14S Washington street, San Francisco.
Manufacturer Of eyTups and Cordlals.
Qun
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
DR.. Charles a Tose,,l
PRIVATE tEEDscAxcARD

cTRANeERs WHITING sACRAMr$ro am
y Der that DIR. TozEKS lNFfRNARY ia ~. tseIn,ea
between and alTeeGe, SacTamSntC. w u
The great sIlcceSs and IuAny radical cu,..
Or. TOaer GhGo his commencement In ,h,.se
which hundreds can testify, lndncea hm !. SIuNls
thoeg afflicted with any private colnpiNIn,s eIesa
on cNnozc, and wish 70 be well and thurnns, stcAsF
u Wll Be 10 their interest and welfare 10 es ss.Vd
ThO for the last twenty-five yoaTsh has Rv sn ~ y h
attention TO Private Complaints, and 10 M snas
diseases 0f private nature, acute and Sa.sst u
~ syphilis, Secondary and Conseitutlon@I sesA
Gonorrh0A aud seminal Weakness, GiOst ss See
turcs, and all diseases Of the geneFatIVe rrS ses
organs, both In male and female such AZ J,nAasy
TluOr Albus. JIysteRia, &c. '~apsas
Patients can be assured 4has their oon~a.,...
not be tampered with, but treated upon ~
ti6c prlncplea Private Complaints erSdiSssy sssA'
few dAysi new cases cured In . short tsns ~,.s e
mercury. s"aeas
He can be consulted at his once AZ all ,,,D..,..
day, from In the morning until In the rr.s Ne
All In afRlctOn can and In him one who esr
syinpathiEe with and befFiend them when IN
one In whose services the utmost cOn1,Snc. -.
placed. Come all who are afflicted and M ,'-a ~
and be relieved and cured. HVanals
Apartments privately arranged % a, ia D,..,.
the possibility VI exposure. F'S''sag
Letters enclosing eIU will receive Drou,, ....
with beet advice aud instruction, s"snu~v
G. II. T0ZER, MD.
9Th street, between ] aDAv
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
WHEN YOU FIND A GOOD THING,
RIToH-INI.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER takes this opportunity
l. Of returning to his fellow-citizcns and
friends his sincere thanks for the liberal pat
rOnsge bestowed on him during his residence
at Placerville. Feeling encouraged by the
success with which he has met, he will contin-
the most fhstidious. Having twenty-five years
experience In the BOOT and SHOE business,
he flatters himself that in fitting tender feet,
and in that way curing corns, no cannot be
excelled. He procures the services Of none
other than experienced woFkmen, and uses the
best material 10 be found In the State.
eW REPAIRING Done neatly and with
despatch.
Doing work on the lowest terms, he has been
compelled to adopt the rule Of "Cash on De-
livery Please give me call, on the Plaza,
sign of the big boot, two doors above Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.'s ExprOSs Office.
r. BARNES,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

TNHESE OILS are obtained by DistlIlatlon, at the
Il Chemical laboratory, Parish Of Jefferson, Of
PIERRE LAC0CR, author Of "Lacour's Chemical
Analysis, "Laeour's Chemical MAnipulatonS" !" LA.
eour on the Manufacture Of Liquors." &c.
Purchasers are particularly requested 70 return
the TASKS and obtain their money, II tho OIL does net
give perfect satisfaction
--L LA00URiH OIL OF COGNAC converts neutral
spirit to superior imitation Of Imported BrandIes,
viz: Otard, SaEerac, Marett Cognac, Poultney Beig
nette, United Vineyard Proprietors, CastIlion and
London Dock Brsndies. These liquors will have
Common rectined whiskey will be changed by the use
Of the Oil Of Oognac, to New York Brandy, Pine Ap-
pie Brandy, Common Cognac Brandy, &c.
LACOUR's OIL OF RYE changes RectAed Whis-
hey 10 MonongahelM Rye WhiSkey, Old virginia Malt
Whiskey, Bourbon Whiskey, &c.
OIL OF CEDRAT changes common Rectiied
Whskey to old Irish Malt Whskey, and superior
article ofecoteh Whiskey.
OIL OF PEACH changes common whiskey to vIr.
ginia Peach Brandy, &C. Oil Of Peach and OIL Of
Cognac will convert common Whiskey 70 Apple
Brandy.
OIL or GIN converts the poorest Whiskey to HoI.
land Gin, scheidam schnapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin,
English Gin, &c.
LAcouR's CONCENTRATED ACID viii, in i've
good Vinegar and twenty-five gallons Of water 70
thirty gallons Of the most acid Vinegar that can be
found In the market ny the use Of Lacours Con.
centrated Acid, Vinegar be made for one dollar
and sixty cents per barrel.
FOR MAKING LIQUORS, Lacour's Oils require no
preparatlon--only pour the of into the Whlskey and
shake we'll. The liquors thus made will have nne
natural aroma, full, rich, oily taste; beautiful,
transparent color and nne bead. LacouFS Oils ex.
eFt three distinct properties In converting common
Whskey TO b. andy 0in, &c. The first property com.
bines with (and subsidies In the form Of 0cuent par
ticles) the whole OF the grain oil Amylic AlcOhO -
the whakey is thus deprived Of that peculiar rra-
ting and burning tAste and becomes neutral splYt;
the second property consists In an oily mucIlagnous
taste impaired to the liquor, which renders mellow
and imparts an appearance Of ago; the third prop
erty 10 exhibited in the rich Vlnous nuty odor that
IL impaired to the liquor, which renders distinction
from the genuine brands impossible.
These oils are put up in quart TASKS; each nask
contains sufficient oil for making three hundred Eal.
Ions Of Liquor. Full and comprehensive directions
accompany the bottles. Price, 12 per bottle.
For sale at the cornor Of Gt. Charles and Poydras
streets.
One bottle Of these oils iive In number, win be &C.
cureIy packed and shipped, with bill ofladlng to any
part Of the country, upon the receipt Of go to the
address Of p. LACOUR,
q Purchasers are requested, as . guarantee oi
good faith 10 furnish us the name OF any house ln
New Orleans and we will ship them package Of che
Oils II they do not perform ell that is claimed foE
them, they VIII cost nothing. [84s1y]
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
Neyv Ooodsl NeW Oeods !
KAmWACm.

e0N.0.~N
DESPRCTFULLY invite the attention Of
III, the gentlemen Of PlaceEVille and vicinity,
20 the splendid stock Of Gents. Clothing and
Furnishing Goods Just received by them direct
from New York. Our stock has been Selected
with great care for our regular 'tradeS and in
cludes the latest styles of
Fine Broad Cloth Suits;
Summer and other Coats;
DOeakiu, Fancy CassirneF, linen and other
Pants;
Velvet, Silk, Satin, MArseilIes and other
Vests;
Fine Shirts; Check, WOllen and Hickory
Shirts; "
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Blankets;
Gloves, Hosiery, ETC.,
All of which will be sold st . small advance on
New York cost.
Also, fine assortment Of Colts Rev0lverH.
EE County Orders Bought. Highest Price
paid for GOLD DUST.
A. KAHH = CO.,
Main st., beneath Masonic Hall.
July 18th, 1887.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
NOcTI0
To I.lauar nsAlsEs = ~

40 III VI ~ - u
A C0NPLEgB AssQRzaaH1az o. xHn Ons ne.
n esasary 1pP Making and 1lAvosing ever VaEis.
Y q Liquor. saS PaesScs g - asielss Sssa IOs
v.TtSr Taa s raI,oSs q WSsrSS s iSe V SGSs; ssc
every aRaAGia neeaasasy 70 eOmmoMO6 & 01UOR
BTOkE, Will b hEainAeA Sar 80 Al1D, aN ~ n
ioEantien necessary 10 oonAuna gn1A a. zlANks'sN.
cOapsts VIII ne Oldest Iitucr dsslels
Re LA0Ou
LAccurls o0N0EN1RAERD o. AGlN - GsKsng
psekags--in gSOA ShspVlnS order. UO III
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
.raARe Notice.
Valuable Property
FOR 8 ATE

TNHE undersignsd Offers for sale the large
u and we'll known Two-StOFy BRICK Bull.
DING, on the corner Of Main and CoIOma
streets. Itis one Of tke largest and most vai.
liable buildings In PlaCerville, and 10 pleasant.
" and conveniently located In the business part
Of tho city. Il has front Of 40 feet ON Main
street and extends back 90 feet TO Centre 81
The" Haidee Saloon" doing profitable busi-
store room In addition. Il is agoOd chance i6r
Q safe and profitable investment. -.
will sell the above property on the most
reasonable terms. Persons wishing 20 Dur.
chase are invited 70 examine the building.
O. D. B0NESTEL.
,PlAnerville, March 0lst, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
Ranch for Sale.

Hn sane@iher e6sn At private sals. - RANCH,
PiacsrvIne. on TIE Colssaa road. IAlG Ranch eoa.
ielna 100 sores, hsween Afeon and taOney Ncees n
which are under fence. Il = veil tEesFs1s Az ne
and can b. irrigated fFom The Goid HIN Canal. which
runs close by.
For terms &c., apply 10 the subscriber on thtpEsm.
lsea. WILLIAM NcOUMeEY,
mayS0 left
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
Cmrsaa9 WonaA1

: m. b aAIlv tSAslsR uaNsANs q .
s.anes, AsAAgste II vAe@ ~ ~ 1sfil lSsas aaA
b e. ea6es viii eatEe eaaaeoA IA1ls
-aNos GFmpeeW1t oo1op paaieAs- Aos AAeolaaae
e, - bealelne. boeaEsly ssAha A04 ekEVaAloa.
aeAe % anY Part et W. e>aAe. ,iNM..Aksg
raeSA6 ekA AahsN - AlsAlAe e ~ ~.
49, s. 80 ': Ssssls 3 sssS ssss: -
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
Bridge Notice,

NoT1CE IS hereby glyen tAat Es NE undesGlSued,
IN owners Of Ne WEBER CnEkk hRlDGR Wlll,
en eAe tsRlh Gay ct esptsmbsrT uuxt, OF - E00R
hsesafer - We Saa b ksaFa, apRly . NE Honoea.
Me NoaFa q e0DaEvisom Of y Des0de OoanAy, Goe q
renewal tf license b keep ~ Tell nEl1ges
weber DrIdEs, AvTl. 10, iGST.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
Pure Medical Tonic!

InvaluabIe as remedy against BAD WATER, 1NDI.
0ESTION, GRAVEL, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, &c.-
They also certify that they found my Schnapps to be
free nom Arnytc Alsohol or Lus OH, an exceeding.
ly hurtful ingredient found IN all common Gin which
Dr. Mott descr6zs as "fetid, acFid and asthmatcal,
and producing iFreparable effects upon the nerves
and stomach The certificates also prove my
Essential OIL OF Juniper, also dangerous compO aent
produced by the oYer-distllaton practiced to In.
crease the quantity In making ordinary Gin."
These statements are made with view to invite
comparison In California between the genuine Wolfe 9
chnapps and the various brands Of bogus limitations
mixed, d0ctored-up, or sweetened Gin, In square,
black bottles, Limitation Of my style OF bottes) under
different names and labels, whether naked London,
Germany, HOlond echeIdam echnApps, &c., in inRn.
lite varety-conndent that the trial will result In Cal
tornia Just ~ long since has done In all the older
States, in repudiang all the bogus, unwhOls0me Inn
iatonB referred to. and the complete triumph Of my
Pure Scheidam Schnapps.
desire briefly to notice two facts which have late.
" added largely to the use Of Wolfeb Schnapps IN
the city Of New York and elsewhere. 1st Pure
French Brandy II In almost impossible to obtain
nearly all the Brandy imported from France being
American raw spirits sent there, made into Brandy,
and shipped back again. End. Many people are
abandoning the use Of American whiskey, brandy
and gin, since II has been discovered that STRYCH-
NINE deadly poison, 10 In use at the vest 10 dstll.
ling, thereby Increasing the yield Of Liquor about
one.thrd.
In conclusion, viii say to all who desITe whole.
some, agreeable Tonic and stimuIans, give fair
trial to
VOL FMSs
SCHEIDAM AROMATIC eCHNAPPSI
UD0LPH0 WOLFE Sole Importer,
tl98m %, Beaver Street, New York.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
CYRUS 3. INGHAM

TAKES this method of announcing to his
Il old friends In California, and others visit
ing this city and In want Of HOTEL accOmmO.
datiOns, that he has become the proprietor Of
the House known -
RANKIN'S EXCHANGE,
Which will be open for the reception Of guests
on Monday, the @Oth Instant
Nothing is promised in this notice, of ex-
traVagant or luxurious living, heretofore un-
tel, to be- kept il a neat and quiet way, on q
small scale,-to be free from the prevalent
vices Of drinking and gaming.
. But, one thing is promised to be equal to
other Hotels in the mountains, and that is
PRICE, Iffound wanting in all else, this, at
least, shall be deemed sufficient, and will al
ways be required promptly.
n. B.-GREY EAGLE LIVERY STA.
BILE is attached to this House.
Placervillc, April Is, 1857. [5f !
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
stOVes, Tin Ware g llardvvar1

CNTH 8 MABH psesnIly announce TO
y their nteads end sAe pablo that they can
b lOG.A @ tAe - recently occupied By Ma.
sonlc Hsn, IWAaEs they are building . spIendid
will favor them with their patronage, with
Stoves, Tin Ware: Copper Ware, Sheet Iron
Ware, Hardware and Mining Tools, at the very
lowest prices for cash.
HytaEaHl1s caPes always on hand and made
TO order.
PLUMBING and ell kinds Of Job Work
done ct the shortest notice.
auR10 -. aAti
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
lime! I.ine!! T.imeIIl

IN any quantity purchasers may wish, win
q be flrnished by the proprietors Of the El
Dorado Kilne, at their Lime House on ColOma
street, or at the Kilns, one miles east Of Ring.
gold.
Citizens OF Da@moRd epvaMmS end nj
DeEaAos wiShing to purchase Lime, will AAd
t 70 their advantage 10 sOnd orders b, our
Kiiuna which are Of easy access, there being
good road leading fcm Diamond SPRING. 70
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
RMEWm1UnR,E


8RUM1,
LIZ Oh &KOTl
UYUs 49, ,kssp "a kkad : gsaeral e.
w ~ tie choicest Wines and
Liquors, amCag which may be found the fOIs
loNfnRa- -
- RSEDos nomestie Brandy;
1No0 9nilcnS Ctgnlae De Croix;
0haEna9ue BaAAE
O36 BSbsis Hsiast D Co.'S, aark and pale;
HRR msAndy; Klmmel, IN boxes;
Cherry Brandy; aiSo, VOTES Scheidam SchuappS
WW.
on MoncdgAAaaa, o. aDoorhou;
0A Scotch and OlA Irish Whlsksy.
AuA.
jamaica; New EhSl6hai Ghd y. CFOix Bum.
Pass HoaAnd anA Oub HUtss Gin.
wMBS
John Durand's HAus Sanlsrne:
q. julien AedOCs OSd eheVTy;
IoFneE'B olngoP Wins, and CAaMpasns Cider.
Raspberry; eOmns; Lemou
And 0Fgeat eyrups.
BOXERS etomaoA HIiaers; gtoughtOn's BltterS,
HOssstlers MllteFs; AbsyntAA;
Esseugg spp6t@int, ETC.,,
Also, Brandy Peaches, in glass, gal and hf gallons.
YOr saIe By D. NEwBAUER.
septe 2e
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
Chance for q Bargain /!
For sale!

NHE undersigned ONSr tbr sale, on mcsI
reasonable terms, their Stock of Goods,
selected expressly for this market togOtAsF
with their Store Rooms, Stables, &c., ct 1msP.
lean Flat. The town . in the heart Of FicA
mining region, and directly ON the road leading
from Placerville TO 0eorEetown-nine mike
from the former, and ak ffum the latter place.
The mail stage passes through Il daily. lis
one Of the best business locations In the eOUn.
ty. Our trade 10 good, regular and safe. Rl.
einess engagements in the Atlantic States In.
duces US 10 sell.
We have also several houses and lots, which
We will sell at fair prices.
Terms made known to persons Wishing tO'
purchase. By applying 70 the undsrsignsd .,
American Fiat
- FISK, LAWYER 4 co.
American Fiat March II, 1857. (sl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

- For particulars, inquire Of q. CONRAD,
: golomA street Or At De Drug Store q 20. B.
PETTgT. 50, s. CONRAD 4 co.
PlacsEvillc. Msrch :, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
RATf;R0AD HOUSE,
JAlEBS TT1OAPSOp .... .RROR1TETOR,
GFor1hsFiy Of Haley ThswpSon1
Entrance-As COmmSrcial ana 81 Clay
Ste, BetvvosR Front aMa Battery.
AIN ERANOL4C0.


LADLES' ORDINARY 80. ....... .eKc0ND FLOOR
TVHIs HOUSE has undergone thorough renova.
BEDS and BEDDING. II is intended by the propri.
etor 70 have this House second to none In this city,
Great care has been taken TO select the best OF
wants, and no expense will be spared 10 make the
weary traveller comfortable At the Railroad House.
The House WIn be opened on Saturday, August let,
1851.
Captain JOHN PAYNE, formerly master Of the
steamer "Mountalneer," on the Delaware river, and
late Of the steamer "New jersey" on the North Fiv-
eF, New York, will be my Assistant In the manage
ment Of the Hotel.
There have also been fitted up magnificent Bath
Rooms, and Hair Dressing Room attached 70 the
HOTEL which for cleanliness, ETC., will not be sur
passed By any Of this city. Also, Billiard Room
and Pool Table.
The BAR will bc stocked with the finest choice Of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
fine Lunch will be served every day at II o'clock.
(augl 0m1 JAMES THOMPSON, Proprietor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-02-21

The rnAw, which commenced few DAYS since
has caused the melting Of the immense quantity o,
snow which has been accnmulating for the pas,
winter, and the streams present ful-aowing banks
The Connecticut river is quite up to its high stand
ard point We regret to say that the Hinsdalc
Bridge, opposite this village, was swept away
Thursday noon. Theimmense quantity of ice block
cd in above, gave way, and the bridge apparently
was "no more than q straw" when the imposing
mass came against it.
Messrs. Hines, Newman & Co.'S Foundery. which
stands near the now site of the bridge, and upon
the river bank was at the same time stove in. the
ice filling the inside of the building and smashing
the fixtures" into an indistinguishable mass.
The proprietors say their loss is about S5O0.-Tbe
Hinsiale Bridge is great loss to the public. as
well as to the Proprietors. How or when il will be
rebuilt we are enable to say.
culvert between this place and Vernon, on the
Vt. and Mass. Railroad, has been washed away,
but the breech. no doubt. will TO speedily repaired
On Wednesday the bridge on West River, near
fownshend was carried Off by the Ice. 1t now lies
wreck on the meadows of the Insane Asylum in
this place
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-02-21
The Tariff and Economy.

Hon. ]. S. Morrill,, Representative in Con-
gress from this District, made good speech
in the Committee OF the Whole, in the House
Of Representatives, on Thursday of last week
in which, at the commencement, no says with
regard to the economy of the government:
81 confess that any bill which reduces our
present enormous revenue must be very bad
one, in my judgment, if cannot give my vote
The habit of reckless extravaganza becomes as
chronic with government as with individuals :;
and an excess of prosperity is an ordeal quite
as severe for the one as the other. The theo-
ry OF our government was based upon economy
and republican simplicity. The practices of
the founders Of our government-,be revolu-
tionary northumberland in harmony with
this theory bit fear new era may ba in
augura,ed fatal to all the principles which
have made us peculiar people. An over
flowing Treasury contains but one drop less OF
misery than an empty one. A surplus Of mon
ey, or Of health, oftenest seeks cure by VIC
ious and rioutous dissipation. 1t begins taste
and rage for splendor, and supplies the spoils
for PONDER. Our Smithsonian architects rival
barbarian ostentation, though they do not vio-
late the decalogue by making ANY likeness of
anything that is in heaven above, or that is in
the earth beneath Home-bred frugality is
everywhere voted bore, and foreign ex,rava-
gance threatens to reign with uncontrolled des-
poiism. Economy used to be contagious dis
ease Of the Democracy, Of which they were
periodically proud; but it seems to have passed
away, with no more danger of temperance
than of second appearance Of love or the
measles Benjamin franklin could no, now
answer at the bar of the British House of
Commons as he did in the days Of the stamp
act -
What used to be the pride Of America
To indulge In the fashions and manufactures Of
Great Britain.
What is now their pride
To wear their old clothes over again, until they
can make new ones for themselves
] fear our pride has got TO be the same again
Of the unweaned colonies. We like to indulge
in the fashions and manufactures Of Great
Britain There is royal road to The grand
eur Of the age Of Pericles and of the Caesars
and Of Louis Quaiorse; but trust our mani
fest destiny leads rather in The track of Frank
liz, Of Adams, and Of Washington. Let US,
then, all agree to curiail our revenue, and
thereby check the imperial extravaganza which
is involving ali branches of the government (:
an extravaganza no; sectional, but national !;
and which knows no Nollh, no South, no East,
and no West"