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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09
EGG OR HEN.
IGSORAMUS.

lGSORAMUS.
Whether first the egg or the hen
Tell me, pray You, yc learned men.
FIRST SCRIBE.
The hen was first, whence tho eggl
Give us IL more Of your doubts, beg.
SECOND SCRIBE.
The egg vas first, or whence the hen !
Tell me how it came, and when.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09

Dogberffyy has it.. that, ,''the whole assem-
bly, disappeared 'sinfgood order, notwith-
standing an attempt at isturbance made
by "jolly old Sole. - and q lot of.' Suck
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09

SENSE OF TIE EoBLE AND BkAG1ispft..-
To keep alive sense Of what d noble hbd
beautiful, seems 70 require an efort, and
on this point GpCbe says sl'Hs = sht %
g Men are so inclined % e6ntent tbems
selves with what is commone Sf;; TIT. spirit
and the senses so easily kfoW dead 10 tie
impressions Of the beautiful aud perfect.
that every one shou study, lby all me-
thods, 70 noufisk il his mind tbe ifaeblty
Of feeling these things, For no man can
bear TO be entirely deptiyed Of such en-.
joyments II is only becanse they are not
used 70 taste Of what Is excellent, tbsttbs
generality of people take delight 10 lily
and insipid things, provided tbey be new.
For this reason one ought, every day 'at
least. to hear q little song. read q good
poem. see q ine picture, and u It. wefe
possible, TO speak q few reasonable wptds," J"
q . - " z q 90 ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09

AgAn Irishman who. was Iateiy sent
to the house Of correction 10 South Boston
smiths shop. Finding the labor rather
hard, he asked captain Robbins % change
his employment. 'issfirses sse
"Faitb. esptain." said he. ''if / sbo'd
have to work this way for d ysar shall
die In less than afottaiglst pr le7l Fial1
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09

.RA1LRoAD w1r.-we recently (says an
exchange) took trip West. and while
passing over one of the railroads on the
route. and being fond Of the weed had
taken Seat iu the bsggage car for the
purpose Of indulgipg 10 q good Havana.
a nervous individual entered The car and
commenced oyerhauling the baggage.
The baggage master, after eying him a
moment, sccosted him with.
What's wanting, sir?'
I'm looking for my trunk, demurely
answered The nervous man.
4 will take care Of your trunk, sir that
is my business retorted The baggage
oh. 1 am aware Of that sir; but ]
would always much rather keep my
trunk under n:y eye. ~
We'll, then. sir. you should have been
born an elephant =. - = -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09

HDr. johnson, at a Lord Mayors
dinner, committed the scandalous impro-
priety Of talking wit. and wisdom to an
alderman by bis side. who desired to con.
centrate his whole energies on the turtle.
SIR said the alderman. in. tone and
with look Of awful rebuke. ' In attempt
ing 70 listen TO your long sentences and
give you short answer. have swallow
ed two pieces ofgreen fat without tasting
the flavor. j beg you to let me enjoy my
present hsppIness 10 peace
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09

B.. % fH
A GLOOMY BR1DAL.-We have heard Of
some dark scenes. uttarely encountered
anything SO utterly deficient in sunshine
and whitewash as the following. threads
like a yard of Grape: ssFA taiFs'
Gloom was upon her countehance and
upon his. ThemRn whoss holy Office II
was to unite them Ia bonds nevsf 10 DO
torn asunder, stood like an s5ecuti6btr
before the bride and bridegroom ant
they-the pair waiting to b5 blGssed44.-
bent down their heads like efinFnaS Be.
fore him. l 't' 'taaos7 % AtHi9
In vain might the eye wander afBdnd
the assembly in search of sunshine Upon
q single countenance; all was treafy.
black-and assistants as well as attend
ants at the ceremony, were alike shrouds
ed in one dark oyetshadowing mass Of
rayless gloom. " a'ii.stifia >Das hllos
Ah, joyful should ever be ths linking
of young hearts together, and terrible
must be the feelings Of those around
whom the shadows OF fate are taathefing.
even at the threshold, %hich should bi6zs
in all the gorgeous col0ftng of hope ind
promise. 's''ite Es'9sS sNsgsa
: Yet the same sombte shade. the same
gloom OF hue, the same depth Of darkness,
was seated upon every feature No, sud
den blushing Of the rose, mo- swift suc.
ceeding of the lily. no ftfdl changes tel
lingof youthful passion and iw.atm, bright
hope, were seen In that brides CHECK. But
one tnyarying shade Of funeral gloom.
possessed the bride. possessed The groom,
possessed the preacher: Id fact. they were
all possessed. asi s ss1qns q
Reader, they were Timbuo,oe aatties j
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09

@-A grand melg dramatic speet6clo
was being rehearsed in he Park Theatte
few years since. in which ndaghi6eent
car. drawn by horses. vas 70 make It's up.
rpearance on The. stage through o, trap.
door. Mr.. Manager S. supefiniended
10, person the rehearsal. The period ar
rived when the horses should appeardrak.
ging the gilded car. The stage wiass d..
taipsd, The actors impSti9ait, tse 'dnainnaeer
wrathfni, demanding ii q loud 9oie9 of
the man whose business it was 10 sec eall
right below, in the regions Of ms yststy R4d
euchantment, why BE delayed The car.
Somebody has cut the traces siFi' sCht
the traees?' asked the manager: s.iiwBy
nobody has access there to-day bue Your.
self. They wasn't cut With dkls, sr;
they was cut with kni.e r ss'fea a7iA
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09
Near the Banks OF that Lone River.

Near tho banks of that lone river, -....,
Where the water lilies grow, -,
Breathed the fairest flower that ever 10. 80 .
Bloomed and faded years ago. 'i.' W.
How VIC met, and loved, and parted, Z
Mono on earth can ever know EIaJTi
Nor how pure and gentle hearted Iarti
Beamc1 tho mournGd one years ago. .s,.. f
Like the stream with lilies laden,
viii life's future current flow, e.
Tillin Heaven meet the maiden .
Fondly che rishcd years ago. .-.'
Hearts that love like mine forget not; m
They're tho same in veal or woe; mai:
And the star of memory sets not ,!,.rs..,r q.
In the grave of years ago. . Et.I'.y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09
WHOLE NO. 500.
str, chnine Riand

IL NJ = w..
= s ~ sr;r. ;, !, aaiis
10 mind the assertion naaae g, freauently
ofilate, that Al. the PRESENT tay. this men
tai disease Is rapidly ASSUMING, a far more
fncafabi form than Il ever had al any
one time. and that the proportion OF deat6sy
among. it's cases is iinncTsdiibly greater than
sf oldsi sThe ca,,sefof thisr IS Is course the
adulterations now, practiesd ON almost
every variety of intoxicating LIQUOR. some.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09

Didn't you guarantee. sir. that Che
horse wouldn't shy before the fire Of an
enemy 2" ~ fTsiti7
"No more he Won't. .Tisn,t tiIpafter
the IRE he SHES" z. saes ailss-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09
GIVE ME A 9LovING HEARTS

Give me loving heart aiaow aaiis3Si
ID ST is better far than fame, ai2aaar9i 81
Which is at best feeting thing % gGi1ig
The brea, hing of name. loot 4 IaEnaa
For laurels gathered fresh aud green,5at f 2
10 Where flowers in beauty bloom, s'GGG.sI.
g w hen bound around a mortal brow; G9.mda
81 Soon, ,wither in the tomb.5aaas gls Ala
Give me. q loving heart -,
More precious far than gold, 5.'-..,-!' T.,
ofa1l The wealth that India boasts, 'y..'., ~,
Yea, 1ndia's wealth twice told. : - .. ''J
For what are gold or pearls, "a'A'Ni O. .9'e
Or kingly diadcms, 80" u .'t.f 'aSntD3''
Compared with one true loving heartjT g1s7
10 The purest of earth's gemssi ..s1'2s ozg 2
~ Il. 1aE"E Z SO 20 !Ha 81 BE TjEjUps ps5Ey1
Give mo q, loving heart! = aaum sa tE.ju
To cheer me on my way,3r - io9rZ5 tjiu
TIL rough this dark, world of sin and PAIN
To one ofendless day., -r e. .-
For naught can calm the troubled breast,
Or holier balm impart, 81 a.,
To the life-weary pilgrims hero, -''-' ~ -.
Than one true loving heart.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09

w To ascertain the weight Of horse
-pu. your toe under the animals foot.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09

M Why do the ladies like the North
iEas. wind ? Because it brings the chaps
70 their bps. ,s.rr 5;sgs. 4 - h,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09

EE-Louis XVI asked Count Mahonsy
IL be understood Italian. Yes, please
your Majesty answered die count. .if.is
Is spoken ID Irish- :.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09

lI Much remains unsung.' a. tho
tomcat remarked to tho brickbat. when Il
abruptly cut short his serensds.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09

The stately organ had pealed its last
rich notes which were still faint echoing
in the distant arches, when stranger Of
venerable aspect, who had previously ta-
ken part in The services of the aAer.Irose
and announced for his text, the oft. quoted
but seldom applied words of the Apostle.
BE not forgetful to entertain strangers,
for, thereby some have entertained angels
unawares.' DR.. May wood felt his fore
head flush painfully; it appeared to him
for the moment that the preacher must
have known Of his want of charity to-
wards strangers. and wished to give him
q public lesson; but he soon saw, from the
tenor of his remarks, that his own guilty
conscience had alone made the applica>
tion, in. his particular case. 1 have, not
space, nor indeed the power to give any
synopsis of the sermon; but that it. com.
bined with the incident of the morning,
effected a happy revolution in the mind
of at least one of its hearers. So much
SO that on the return of DR.. haywood
from church, he repaired at once 70 the
room of the mendicant to offer such at
tensions as he might stand in need Of.
But the young man seemed to be much
refreshed by rest and nutritious food. and
Commenced gratefully thanking his host
for the kind attentions he had received,
which, without doubt had saved his life.
But ! will reeompense you. for. thank
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
kOuCtlA az July.

The citizens Of placcrvillc mct on the Plaza
on Monday night To make arrangements for
the celebration Of the coming fourth. The
meeting organized by calling Col. HANDY TO
tho chair, and AZ pointing = 7. Gage Sccrsta-
ry. Remarks were made 10y MeSSls. Handy,
Gagr and others.
On motion, the Chairman appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen committee of arrange
mcntS q. W. Swan, 4. II. llawlcv, Chas. w.
Barnes, d, d. Johns, Mayor Chambcrlin, Chas
H. Petit, W. {, Salmon and John Roy.
On the following evening the Committee of
arrangements met at the office Of Es,I Bush,
and elected Mayor Chamberlain, Chairman,
and &. ". Barns, Secretary. The Chairman
stated that the object of the meeting was to
make arrangements to celebrate the Fourth Of
July.
On motion a committee was appointed 10 re-
quest J. G.MCalnm To dClivCrihe Oraiion. On
motion, n committee was appointed to request
Judge Hall to read the Declaration Of Indc-
pcndcncc. McsSrS w. &. Salmon and A. II.
Hawlcy were appointed Committee to confer
with the Fire Department.
+. b. Carson and A. ii. IIawlcy were an
pointed MarshalS Of the day. Mcssrs W. c.
Salmon, J.. A, Norton, l.. Hunter, ]. O'Don-
nell and Geo, White were appointed Com
mittcc 10 raise subscriptions for buying can
non and dcfFaymg expenses Of celebration.
Tho Committee adjourned until Wednesday
the 18th, at 4o'clockp. NJ.
CHAS. w. BARNES, !Stcry
rlaccrville, June 10, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
Meeting of ,hc Wagon Road Director,


In accordance with previous notice the Di-
rcctors Of the Sacramento and Carson Valley
Wagon Road, convened in this city on the Sth
instant, for the purpose of CARRYING out the OBJ
iccts Of the late convention by which they were
appointed, There were present of the Sacra-
MeNto delegation, Mcssrs. Ncvett, Stanford,
Brady, and Huntington; FL Dorado, Mcssrs
Wctherwax, LArkin, HNwley and Cary.
On motion, Mr.. J. II. Nevett Of Sacramento,
was chosen President of the Board, and J. M.
Douglass Of Placcrvillc, Treasurer, and Beni.
X. Nickerson, ESQ.,, was chosen Secretary pro
tenn, On motion, II was
Resolved, That the Treasurer give bonds 10
the Board Of twenty thousand dollars, for the
faithful performance Of his duties, and that he
receive one per cent upon the disbursements
Of his Office for his services
Resolved, That the Collection Committees
deposit the Trcasurer's receipts for moneys de-
posted in the Treasury, with the Prcsident Of
the Board Of Directors.
Several members Of the collection commit
tees reported fifteen hundred dollars an recciv-
cd, and gave hattering accounts of the pros
poets Of obtaining without delay, the necessary
amount,
On mOtition, Il was
Resolved, That the Board Of Directors pro-
coed on the 10th instant, TO examine the route
IN order to commence the work at once.
Resolved, That the first work be done be-
tween Slippery Ford and Lake Valley, COM
McnciMg at Slippery Ford.
VIM. N, Cary and Benz r. Nickerson were
appointed committee to obtain the necessary
supplies for crossing the mountains over the
road
Adjourned 10 % over the road.
BENZ. Il. NICKERSON, Scc'y.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

1t certainly adds new laurcls to his brow
for curious performances, and rivals lIar-
lequin in its ingenious cOnt0fti0ns. VIC
have before us a series of tGbleGur o.
rGnts, in which David appears success
sively for our edificatiOn, the warm friend
Of the administration, the architect Of
Mr.. Buchanan's fortunes, the discreet
counsellor at Washington of the infant
regime, the cOmphccnt and Indifferent
spectator Of our primary elections, the
ingcnlOu $ correspondent of McsSrS. Red
ingtOn and Dyer, and finally, the digniii-
cd Senator retiring with reputation"
from the State Senate, or emerging from
a fruitlcSS interview with the President,
Gentle reader, the curtain ut present
drops, and 10 +! our Senatorial McDcrmott
steps forth to claim your thanks.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

CROWDED OrT.-We are obliged TED,
over number Of articles, among ~
the able communication Of our Ill
"AIark, tho proceedings Of the NssIl
Convention and the cxquisite.y nGisyt
ter Of the wnPrct'ndjng gentleman u.
acquired such a brilliant "reputatiaaa
both as an orator and statesman, in 4,
Senate of California! go
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

TEAPERANcE CELEBRATIoN. - Arrangements
are being made by the different Temperance
Orders in this comfy for a grand celebration
in the woods near this place. Mr.. Jacob Car
ted Of Philadelphia and others are to be the
speakers. The nth Of July has bOcn fixed on
~ the day. The place Of meeting will shortly
be announced BY hand bills.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
Dsuaseratso CsntraI ConasAIttss.

Tue GgmbeSS Of the Democratic Central Committee
are requested to meet ln this place lPiacervile) on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June 1Sth, 1t . O'Clock
fer ths puspOss Of Axing upon time for holding the
Democrats County Convention In this County, and
trAnsactHg other business. general attendance Il
requested. DIV. 0ELWICKS, Chm.
jOs1 HuNE, 6ee'y.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

TnE CoNEr.-A lady Of our dcquailtssa
(any intelligent citizen will know whN she ii
says, ut Is no use 10 get up 81 early b 4
morning to see thc colnrt. Go ~ the ':NOiim.
al Restaurant" get ono Of their ren6Wnel
meals. drink nt your desert hslfA Ados.asftA
fine wines. and yOu can are several eaAeta
without disturbing Yourself from your mo,s'
ing sleep"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

STILL SNARLIN0.-The Brodcrick ours,
from San Diego to SiskiyOu, are snarling
and barking at the Mountain Democrat.
Fortunately, We can treat with supreme
contempt their ilnpotcnt rage. We are
above and beyond their slandcrA Our
record is pure, without spot or blcmiSh,
whilo our dcfamers Is black with scrVility
and treachcry. We never supported any
other than Democrats for Office.
The CdLGCerGs Chronicle and YrekG
Union src loud in their dcnunciations Of
the DemOcrGt. The editor Of tho ChrOn-
icLe, 4 friend informs us, was associated
with DR.. Brady, but short timc ago, in
the publication Of the Granite Journal, y
sickiy but venemous Know Nothing con-
cern. The editor Of thS KrekG Union dis
erestIy declines placing his name at the
head 81 It's columns, probably On.account
Of bis antecedents. Some men have an
invinci6le rcpuEnance to father their bant-
lings, others aFe ashamed VERY Justly
Of their name, while others again find It
.cCufcnientt 20 stab In the dark. TO which
class the editor Of the Uni0g belongs We
shall not determine. As the Smith family
= rather pumcrons, why not for the fun
o1f tltA Thing, 80 they dOla- -OtAeF counties,
plAcs The pane ofone Of that distinguish
&. AmilY Ut its head ~ editor. When
snek kNQNs denounee our Democracy,
We know that It ID above rcproGch. Did
NF autsove our course, we would be
eOnA6Sn1 W6 hAd committed IN error.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
.PLACERVILLE.
SATURDAY., JUNE lS, 1857.
~ b. FOR GOVERNOR, O.
JOHNR. WELLER,
Subject 10 the decision Of the DsmOcFstiC State
,....,., Convention.
DEIe0CRA1IC STATE CONVERSION.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
N meeting ofths DsmocraIIc State Central Com.
mleeoe hed IN Dan pranescO On the 10th Of Nay The
IanOwIAa FuaelntOns we're adopted:
KesslVed, That The next Democratic etate Conven-
aon " hoIAeh q the CITY. Of Sacramento on TUES.
DAv ths tAth dAy ~ JhIy next and that the basis Of
representation be folloWs; One Delegate from ev-
cry County 1t large, and DsleGute for every two
hundred Hcnoeraltr vOteseast, and one Deegate Tor
SVssy Traction over one hundred DenSocratc votes
cast Tor any Democratic State officer at the last gen
eeal eesvtloalho Presidential electors being eOnsid
eFsA SsF ths Pposss Of ths resolution, a. State Of
AeerS
Resolved, That MesNs. Thomas, Moore and Red
dln0sou, are hsFeby appointed comu1lttes ts can
Vas1 The O6clA returns In the o6IOs Of the Secretary
0f AGsAe and from tiem 10 make up and publish the
appSvlioaiasne a DeIsHates to which the vaPloaS
c0aass are s.t.lsa assOFdnS Y the Oass VI repre-
me eoninsistee appointed By the last resOlutiOn
HHAe ~ inliswlng Ioporl, By which the Democrats
Of the vAFloua Cosntee Wil be governed In eectlng
OeleRatsS 70 Ihe esAie CoAvenllon.
ALFRED R9DlN0TON, Chairman.
- r. &. WOosMbss epoT Dsua. 0saae Central Com.
10 On. ALvnap RsDsHar0n, Chairman, Ac.-Dear
ar: Ths Commttss sppUinted 81 the reQPnt meeting
oetAe DsloUf6slt Sssts Csnisal Committee 10 appoT
lien The DssAlss which each ccanty wl Be enttled
. 0less under the resolutions uf The Central Commit
t(O 10 inject n Convention Ia Sacramento the 18th
s1JpH. .pFOximc, have made the following appOrtIOn'
msnk. Wis:
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
Exported By JRo. q. Esstis, Esq.
Court az Sessions.
OHNSuN1 NM -ftSSoetTttcS7
and II. c. SLnSS.
JUNE TERM, A. d, 1881,

1UUHC u VUHNSNINl UIINt
and II. c. SLoSS
JUNE TERM, A. d. 1881.
The People vs. John Williams-PlNad guilty
to two indictments fur grand larceny, and Scn.
tenccd 10 five wears Imprisonment for c0t u,
The People vs.. Peter Akcr-. Plead guilty tn
indictment tor grSiIl layccuy, aud Svn,vac,,l Io
three wears impiS0nmcnt
The People ", Charles Stanlcy-fltNd gull
ty to indictment for grand Lrcclly, aud SVutvn-
ccd t. two wears Imprisonment.
The People VS.. J, u. Thnml lSm-rlcad not
guilty Ia indictment tor malicious Mi>chivt.-
Tive trials; hada jury; failed Ia agrrc, and cause
postponed until ncXt term.
The Court adjourned until next term.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

ACCIDENT "A man named Lawrence Kyle. q
native Of Ireland, but who immigrated to this
State from Australia in 1880. WAS run over by
wing the horse attached to il, and while turning
near our Office the horse became frightened and
unmanageable, and startd at furious pace over
the bridge. On turning into Main street MIR.
X. was thrown to the ground, directly under
the wheel Of the cart, which passed over him.
injurie him internally, causing his death the
following day. Mr.. Kyle leaves . wife, for
whom subscription, amounting TO over q hun
dred dollars, was raised.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

Puhl1e Les tuTe.-Mr. L. &. ,HEALD, VI
Lecture upon "KlOcutiOn" aud 'Culture oiik
Lungs" Vt the Court House, on WsdnesiiE
Evening, June l1Vh. For particulars sesI
cd bills.
After hearing the Lecture. ShOuld any deIis
il. Dir. Hcald will give inalrllcIiOn in Ihs abws
science. Ills rooms arc at "Rankins' g..
chungc,' where he wOuld b~ pleased 10 Tsedw
calls.
PlNccrvillc. June 18th. 1851.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

CALIrORNIA REGIsrER.-Nr. Mathew
one Of the propri, tOrs Of this vslus&
work, is now in this city. lie intsndas
canvass our county, and we heartily NJ
commend him to our friends, and anSsH
them that his b0pk is one that we wOda
not ba without. .---.--..
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

MEsSRs. SmEPnERD L FAWSHAx, VI
have just re-opCncd the Greyhound q.
loon, have our thanks for the deliciam
cobblcrS and fragrant lIavannas sent U
yesterday.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NJoTICEdA hereby Owen thal !, ths AassslCs.sGI
Lower Crossing, win, on the En- day of SilY Hs.A
OF 70 soon theFeafleF 40 can BE- heard, bp4 y -
Hon, the B6Sta Of eaPeFVIsNFs o. e DcsaAe Eharss
for renewal of my 11cense 10 keep BIi4 IN DEiAs
This 9Th day Of June, 1897.
uSdl GEoAaR cCT.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
SUMMONS.


Action brought In the District Court Of Ne iltA
cial District, and action filed In The CounlNea =
Dorado, In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of SAID Ula1S"
Court, In and for said County and State.
The People Of the STATE Of California, send Osas'
ING, to JOHN CALVIN GOLD:
VOU are hereby Required 70 dpsaF IN Al aeesa
Il brought agAinst ypu ~ "a ssoyeeeR rsck
til, In the District Court Of he IKsA 1ud1eAl ss
10 and for the County 6f n Dora&es Hn9 TO AnDuN
the complaint tied therein, e COPY ~ WlIiS tee,
panies this summonSl within ten aAys, (eEslusvS
the day Of servlceO afer lhe eeFvies OA yea - ~
summ0ns-lf served 6lthln tAlS County; y ees.e..
out Of this County, but within this judicial pll9
within twenty days; or n served cut o. eaH plsaS
then within forty dAys-or Judgment ~ asAan -
be 'Aten against you. :
- The sald wealsa 70 hFsnehtt 10 obtain AiRaree ~
the Bonds nG MAtrlmony between said PlaintiR a.
the Defendant, anddf you fAll 10 appear end gns.S
the said complaint a. above required, the sald ke
tIH win take Judgment against you according - y.
prayer o. pAld complaint. a. ", sNki1tiE =,
Given under my hand wlih Ne - e - :.
[Ls Court aflxed, ed 0Hlee n RiaQagxHA 1Als -
day Of June, In She ySAfs q ONISgd -
thousand eight hundred and h1lt,eeHen
BY order Of jan
Hall HuMn. Attorneys. 80 N ,'.s y & StWl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

JUDOR CRANE, long connected with the
California press, will lecture in this city
on the evenings Of Tuesday and Wcdncs-
day next in the Presbyterian Church.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

Pace+vIIIe; ,Jane iI.h. 1851
To Hon. R. n. Andersen, ". n. Hale and Othsrk
Gentlemen: Ynur very nattsring anA kiaA ~
rendering complimentary benefit to Mrs. etaEe -
myself, has bcen duly received We thank yea ~.
tily and cordially for your kind expresslohS -
Rn will. and beg to accept the same for the EVosHs
of Saturday, June lath, 1851. .t
With sentiments Of entecm and gratitude,
Very truly, -
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
ean RFanelseo AReney.

Nv. L P. FIsHER, at TIE Iraa Building, opposite
tie OFIes Of the PAslAe ExrErSs Company, corner Of
MoatEalney And HeahlngtoR streeta. Ii our Ony au-
Azas-.--:..s.,,. L. rs
A. BADLAIG, JR.,
Z caF aathorseA Agent Ter Sacramento City. All
orders for advertising IefS~sh him, win be promptly
sAesuaed 20.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
son Rm1H1EH0

o. an kinds neatly eud pFspSy executed a. this Of
Zee, st tie Our 1ok o9lcs u extensive
and susiFsly nsW anA wo havs nAisglas Of eTeFy de-
ssYltisa, and caa, consequently give satisfaction 70
al Sio favor us win their orders. TeFme-CAsH.