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Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18

4 Est Bpy.-There is q fast boy. in
Madison, the capitol Of Wisconsin,, who,
if he gets no back sets, will scarcely fail
to reach Congress or the Penitentiary,
one of these days. .o.Q
His school teacher, . young lady, was
prosecuted for pretty severely weltng the
young rascal's back. +'4'
The case went up to tho court, and the
verdict of the jury was, in effect, 'served
him right"
We give portion Of the boys testimo-
ny, the wit of which atones for its rude
ness
81 asked her to do sum for me, and
she refused"
"What was the sum 2" asked the coun-
sci for defendant.
''TO subtract nine from twenty eight" {"
Couldn't you do that without her as-
siStancc?" .ta
81 suppose could-but the arithmetic
said couldn't subtract nine from eight,
without borrowing ten, and didn't know
where the --to borrow it," ~
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS.
CEDAR RAVINE HOUSE.

TIE subscriber respectfully announces Ia the ct
zpns ut PlarGrville aud vicinity, that he has taken
the CEDAR RANlNE HOUSE and rcf,rnishetl /, In
every department, In the very best style, and Gun
now accommodate all who favor him with their IN.
trnagr, with board and lodging, on the Iuost reason.
able terms.
This House Is pleasantly situated on Main street,
above Stony POipt,withiR pleasant walk Ufthe Court
HOUSE ti husiAcsS part fthr city, Nu cfthe
most comlnOdlOus Hotels in the County. The FRO.
icor hopes by strict attention tn the comfort of hlA
guests, to be able to liberal share of public
patronage, and is confident uf being able to give such
entire satisfaction To all who fa or HIM with VsllaS
will insure their return.
SAMUEL LEMON.
Placervlle, June O, 1857, TiUfl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
THE DEMOCRAT
ls published every Saturday, ut the ciGcc OH
Coloma street, Placerv illc, by
GELWICKS g. JANUARY,
.wIcKs, wM.A. JASrARY.
,rerm~,-ImvnriabIy in AlyOnce-
Advertising.

One SQuare-l0l lnes-hrst insertion. 43-ench sub
sc0uent inSrrtinn, q So Business CarlS-trn lines
or ies4-One year, &1j three months, so.
A liberal discount will hr mnle on the above rates,
for all yearly and quarterly advertisements which eN-
oeed square.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
Female Physician

a -AGGOVe4lEUSE,-MRSy -UAX-pa-
IN. Spcottnlly tenders her services Us Mid
wife and Physician, to the ladies Of PlacUrville
and vicinity
Residence - Sacramento Street, near the
Catholic Church. l6tf
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
lac Girl with tAe Calico DrCsS.
ny ROBERT jossRLYN,

Ahc StrA WIN the Na1uCO DECeoe
ny ROBERT JossRLYY.
A fly for your uppcr-tcn girls,
With their vcivets and satins and lnces.
Their diamonds and rubies and pearls,
And their millincr figures and faces;
They may shine nt party or ball,
EmblAzoncd with half they possess,
But give me in place OF them all,
My girl with the calico dress.
She is plump ns partridge, and fair
As the rnSc in its earliest bloom;
Her teeth will with ivory compare,
And her breath with clover perfume;
Her step is as free and as light
As tho iawn whom the hunts hard press
And her eye is aN soft and as bright
My girl With her calico dress.
Your dandics and foplings may sneer
At her simple and modest attire,
But the charms she permits to appear,
Would set whole iceberg on fire.
She can dance, hut she never allows
The hUHginR, the squeeze aud caress,
She is saving all this for her Spouse
My girl with the calico dress.
She Is cheerful, warm-heartcd and true,
And kind 10 her father and mother;
She studies how much she can do
For her sweet little sisters and brother
If you want companion for life,
To comfort enlivcu and bless,
She is just the right sort for n wife
Ny girl with the calico dress.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
1. q. d, r..

MORNING STAR Lodgc, No. 90, organ.
W. izcd Feb. 9TH, 1sjl, meets cvcry Satur-
gay evening ut their Hall in Whites new
the plaza. ''''"
Br"llicrS OF the Order, in good standing, arc
ii1tcrnallr invited To attend. g
c.. 6. N. RAYMOND, y. G.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18

Two Scotch gentlemen Wgst 70 Ireland
to make tour andseeg thaInstlvegS One
of them, one drizKy, day. bet The Other
the price Of their dinner and y hottia Of
wine, that the frse Pit 9tIGy bNHa wonId
be too much fOSii them. VA aaln -
Low, with an. old ftiezA eOak - - of
> hal, was trying to plOw, III = enpY
under the shelter Of eTow or EEse lAk~
says our fiiend. 'sYeg Yer. d 81 - 81
replied. ''Iftha1asvil v 3 - NJ
now, which ef1ns AhrnAaHn d sRR
''SSure he'd take me, NeEs he =
why, PatHT aGaeS rs ss,sS ~ -.
ore at dny ting 80 10 ~ s' Doss " ~
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18

The Whole Anin,al.-A WAGNER was
passing through village in Georgia, and
on being asked where he was IFume" re-
piled as follows:
/ am from Cowcorn Hill, At Oxford
Ford Of Yearling Branch, which runs
through Calf Meadow and emptieS into
Heifer prong Of Steer Creek, nCdr2 B0lls-
borough, in UOweta county. Ny name
is StOcktOn-was born on En- river,
brought up in Cattlebury, Kentucky, and
can yoke and break steer. tame 3 bull,
or chase a buffalo equal to . Pr1llse hun.
ter, and skin any man opposed ~ Jack
son." Ts Inns, rid ,.,, =
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18

A great del Of disooma : - e'nm
over-sensitivenSna az whsf 2 =. q
may say Ofx0a O. YOU 9 e
unhappy it
they a1hi tin -
thexzusp vg05sl 49,
ss :s.S tAsS p GfSsR =
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
PICTURE5,
FOR SALE.

TTVHE RANCH formerly known as the NEVADA
l. RANCH," and now known as the "MOUNTAlN
HOME RANCH. II h situated on the Road leading
from Placervile to Carson Valley, distant about
eight miles from PlacerviIle, and two miles from
Johnson's Ranch. The Ranch consi, ITS Of 10O
Acres, portion Of which Is fenced n and the soil
s In every way adapted to the cultivation Of grain.
Apply to .. q. EUSTIS,
In Douglass Building, (up-staris,) Main st.,
PSu PiaccrViNe
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18

Grief by the PetI'Orth.-It is q common
thing in England to have ''mutes" at fu-
nerals-persOns employed to stand, habi-
ted in black, ut the doors Of d6Geased.per-
sons, and follow the corpse to the grave,
as silent symbols Of unuttersble grief.
To us Americans, this custom seems
slightly NAL apyopOs, since the presence
of sincere sorrow should render show of
fictitious mourning supcrfuous. But,
after all, what is our habit of .'goines in
black" but an elaboration Of the same dis
play principle in different shapeV In
France they have lately improved, how
ever, upon this idea. They have estab-
lished an association of funeral ''howlers"
who, at dollar piece, engage to weep
and sob over the dead to such copious
extent as to render all manifestations of
anguish on the part Of the relatives q
matter Of perfect supererogation At
Lyons tho bowling business Aourishes
famously, the loudest-voiced man and the
shrillcst toned woman bringing the high
est price for the assumption Of individual
agony. This letting out mans distress
for hire is new thing nowadays, though
it was frequent in tlIe days of Jerusalem.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
1. q. o, f..

/ETA ENCAMPMENT, No. +, meets on the
- evenings Of the second and fourth Tues
days of each month, at Odd Fellows Hall.
Whites trcproof building, "A few doors below
to attend. JP AIONSOV' a. -
CHAS. w. BARNES, $.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18

CRAPE SIIAWIS!-A Fine assortment a
~ BL00H 3 HACdaNANE.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
"OUR COUNTRY-AwOys Right OF Wrong, OurC Country
1ERvLE CO., CALIFORNIA SATURDAY. JULY 1s 1857
L Cannot Love Him, Mother.

NJ ANNN MARIA wELHY.
canno, love him, mother,
Though tho Earlc'S SUtl Is iIc.
lie should we'd him with some other
Who hath acres broad in fec;
For his brow the hautcur wcare,h,
That becomes him, OF his line,
Aud his eye like falcon glarcth-
Meath its proud light should pine.
cannot love him, mother.
cannot love him, mother,
Though his voice il soft and clear,
ann dreaming OF another
While its music fills my ear;
While my cheek and brow are burning,
Aud my eyes dare not raise,
For the light within them spurning
AL tho truth Of what lac says.
- l cannot love him, mother.
cannot love him, mother,
Though his titlcd homo is fair,
Though the peasant is my brother
] would not be lady there!
For, were wrcathcd among my trcsscs
All the jewels Of his race,
They would light for his curcsscs
But poor, pale, mourntul face.
-.-r----.'---l-O -ONnnOt lOVe him lWOtteF.
cannOt love him mother,
Though he loves me well, trOw.
Aud he's gone, know not whittier,
Who hath won my girlsh vow,
Who, though stately hall or castle,
lie hath none, in all the land,
or this heart hath made its vasscl,
Though the Earlic wins my hand,
l cannot love him mother.
Icannot love him, mother, .......
Though he doubts not, in his pride,
That silkcn garb would smother
All the grief my heart would hide:
Act beside him, IN my slumber,
IT one face should haunt my dream
III that pictured room and s0mbre,
TWould be his dare not name.
cannot love him, mother.
l cannot love him, mother,
Though my Jamic-he is poor,
would rather roam the heather
Where his home is--On the moor,
Or where light the young fawn boMndcth,
Through the greenwood wander wide
Where my hunters buglc soundcth,
Than t0 be the Earlie's Bride.
cannot love him, mother.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
Masonic Directory.

E0RGETOWN LODGE, No. %, +. AND A. NJ.
m located n GcOrgct0wn holds It's stated meet.
ihvS ON Saturday Evenings ~ or preceding the full
Moon. RICHARD Done CASTER JR
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"The Father of his Country -

The Father Of his Country "
He is represented in the garb and egalia
of Free Mason, standing in the entrance
Of the great and magnificent temple of King
Solomon-the picture being superbly dec
GRATED with the mystic symbols of Free
Masonry, and appropriately colored in the
highest style OF art, presents one Of the
most gorgeous spcctacles of oriental mag
nifcence of which the mind can conce We.
The likeness is striking and grand, for the
oublimity of attitude, and the ease and
ignity of manner, is unsurpassed by any
her painting ever executed either in this
ountry or Em ope.
This surprising picture has been produc-
ed ut an enormous cost, and in order to
supply the demand Of all classes and tastes
has been executed in various styles of col
oring, ut Il proportiOnatc cost ranging at
retail from a 90 to $500
Pictures on other subjects far inferior TO
this are sold daily at 81 and SlOper copy,
but in order to place them within the reach
Of all, Chat no American citizen heed be
deprived of having their parlor or oflic es
honored and adorned with one of these mag
niticent specimens Of American art, in the
form of the great aud the good Fat hr of
Ooi SOuhtiJ " piiSN vi
| low.
Sample Copies will be sent by mail OF
express to any part Of the United States
on receipt of the retail price in current
funds or postage stamps.
For terms to agents, full list of my new
publications for 1857 or for sample copies
address II. VI, Rulison, 14l Main street,
Cincinnati, o., or if livign east, address
d. Rulison, % South Third ST., Philadel-
phia.
7. S..-Publishcrs ofnewspapers or peri
odicals giving the above advertisement, in
cluding this notice, four or more insertions
in conspicuous part Of their paper, send.
ing me marked copies of the same, shall
have one of the highest priced of these pic
lures mailed to their address.
ii. NJ. RULISON,
Queen City Publishing House,
4t3l9 al Main ST.. Cncinnatti.
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sheffield ~ Co.

THE subscribers successors to II. & +
l. Shefield), having associated them
selves under the above name, are prepared
to furnish at
Low PRICES, FOR CASH,
or approved credit, to all who may favor
them with call, with
Dry GOods, GrOeeries, CrOckry, Hard
ware, Boots, Shoes, Ladies and
Misses Caters, Sippers,s
&C., dc.
We have also a large and we'll selected
stock of Iron, Steel, cart and wagon boxes
Horse Shoes, Horse and Ok Nails, at whole
sale and retail. GEO SHEFFIELD.
300 TH0S. d. SHEFFIELD.
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Private School.

TlIIE subscriber would respectfully an.
l. nounce to the citizens of Westerly
and vicinity that he will open a Private
School, in the basement of the Congrega-
tional Church, on the 18th of October next,
for instruction in the English and higher
branches. An experienced and highly ed
ucated female teacher will be connected
with the school. Application may be made
to DR.. j. G.. Pearce or David Smith, Esq.
Terms-For English Bra inches, IS per
term. Languages So per term
VIM. II. WOODBRIDGE, JR..
'5w32l Principal.
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Thanking the public for the kind patron
age bestowed upon them for the last three
years, we would solicit respectfully a con-
tinuauce of it and would ask Of all those in
want of a cheap and fashionable Bonnet to
give us a call and examine our stock of the
above mentioned Goods, in addition to which
we shall have on hand splendid supply
of fall and winter Bonnets, consisting Of
Straw, Satin, striped and plain Velyets,
&c., &c.
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AssigneeS' Sale.

"ILL be sold at public auction on
w Thursday, November 26th at IL
O'Clock in the forenoon at the village OF
Hopkinton by virtue ola deed of assign =
ment made and executed by Joseph Spicer
dated March 3lst, 1857 four certain lots of
land with the buildings and improveme rs
thereon situated in the town of Hopkinton,
all under good improvement. Also at the
same time and place one top wagon, one OK
cart, one OK wagon, chains, plows, farming
tools, together with corn and hay and 9TH
er articles too numerous to mention.
Conditions made known at the time and
place Of sale. JOHN S. CHAMPLIN,
Assignee.
Hopkinton, Oct 20, 1857 1928
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ExeCutOrS' Notice.

TNHE subscribers having been appointed
l. Executors to the will Of Amos Lilli-
bridge Esq, late of Richmond, deceased ,
and having accepted the trust nd quail
fed themselves according to law hereby
calls upon all persons having claims against
said estate to present them for settlement
and all persons indebted to said Estate to
make payment to Wanton Lillibridgc OF
Richmond, or Edward Lillibridge OF
Charlestown.
WANTON LILLIBRIDGE, Execu-
EDWARD LILLIBRlDGE, ) tors.
Richmond, Oct 2S. 1857. Gw32f
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IN p Il Il SIS,
Col. J. G.. Fremont's Explorations

Prepared by the Author, and Embrac-
ing all his Expeditions.
Superbly illustrated with steel Plates and
Wood Cuts, engraved under the immediate
superntendencc of Col FREMONT, mostly
from Daguerreotypes taken on the spot,and
will be issued in style to match Dr.Kane' s
works. 1t will also contain new Steel Por-
trait, being the only correct likeness Of the
author ever published.
Two Volumes, 0ctavo-$j. 90.
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In consequence of the great financial CIR
Gates 4 MainthOW

will offer the whole of tn cir rich and val
liable stock of Dress and Fancy Goods at
unprecedently low prices,
Consisting of
Dress Silks, Muslins, DeLaines, Merinos,
Cashmere, Plain G oods, Burke, Stella and
Wool Shawls, Embroidery, Laces, Hosiery
and Gloves, SC, &c.
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Administrators Notice.

THE subscri ber hereby gives notice that
l. he has been appointed admi nistrator
Of the estate of fGeorge W, Crandall late OF
Charlestown, deceased, has accepted said
trust, and given bonds a s by law required,
All persons having claims against the said
estate, are therefore requested to present
the same, and all persons indebted to said
estate to make payment to him.
JOHN A. CRANDALL,
8w3g3 Admi nistrator.
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FALL and WINTER!
1857.
MILLINERY |!
Millinery :!
MILLINERY i!

GATES & NJ iINTHOW having just re-
" ceived their stock of Millinery Goods
would call the attention of the Ladies of
this place, to the splendid assortment of
.faH and ,ointer Ribbons of the newest
styles of the most choice Colors, artificial
flowers, q magnificent lot Of Satins, Vel
vets, Reaches, &c.
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Having secured some Of the best millin'
ers Of this vicinity, we shall be able to suit
the most fastidio Gus, and rs we will always
sell as low as the lowest, Ladies will dc
well to give us their custom.
Respectfully,
GATES & MAINTHOW.
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AN I'm TO " NN TED.
CHILDS & PETERSON, Publishers,
6O2 Arch Street, Phila


The undersigned, School Com mttcc for
the Town of Westerly, give notice that they
will mee t at the Mantle Bank for the cX-
animation of Teachers on the following
days in the month of October next, viz
Sa turday October 18th, cath and 3lst at
9 o'clock, =. NJ. The Trustees of the vari
Gus districts are requested to notify all
Teachers who make application to them; of
the time and place of the above meetings Of
the committee as examinations, will not
be held on other days unless urgent rea
sons are shown therefor.
CHARLES ii, DENISON,) c.,;.
JAMES NJ PENDLETON, 0oni'''''
JIRAH |. GRAY,
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Purse Lost.

On Wednesday evening in, or near the
Westerly Depot, purse containing a 81
bill On the Oiange County Bank, New Jer-
sey, and some silver. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving it at this office.
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ShaWls p! ShaWls

Just Received n few of those desirable
Crimson Stella Shawls, together with a
splendid assert IT Of square and long
Broche Shawls, long square Bay State
&C., at very low prices.
GATES s. MAINTHOW.
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We have just opened splendid lot of
Muslin and Cambria Collars and Sleeves,
Dress Trimmings, Zephyr and Worsted
Goods, which we will offer at very low pri-
ces. G.. e. NJ.
NIB. Black Velvet Ribbons in all widths
the best quality at the lowest rates,
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Breckenridge coal Oils

F, f. Thompson. Agent, Depot, oS Green
wich st. New York.
The Breckenridge Company are prepared
to supply t0se celebrated Oils for Ma
chinery and Illuminating purposes in
quantities to suit purchasers.
Thick oil for machinery and for oil lamps
$l,25 per gallon,
Thin oil for Camphene and Breckenridge
lamps, 81 per gallon.
a discount of ten per cent. on Thick
and twenty per cent, on Thin Oils made to
the trade Terms, Cash on delivery. 3m3l0
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Brazil and the ESraXillians
by REV. u. p. KiDDER,
of the MethodiSt Episcopal Church.


Of the .NethodiSt Episcopal CAurch.
BY REV. C. FLETCHER,
OF the Presbyterian Church.
This new and splcnd;dly illustrated work
Zone large valume octave, in uniform style
wi tn the superb volumes of Dr.. Kane's Arc
tic Explorations,) is the joint effort of the
above-namcd gentlemen, who, as travellers
and as missionaries, (and one in an official
position as Acting Secretary Of the United
States Legation at Rio,) have had n long
and varied exper ence in a land full of in
terest, whether we regard it in natural
commercial political or moral point of view.
Pr ice $500.
Gss5' Any of the above works will be sent
by mail free of postage by renting the
published price.
AGENTS WANTED.
CHILDS s. PETERSON, Publishers,
602, Arch Street, Phila.
D. b. Lippincott & Co., 20, N. Fourth st.
Phila.; Phillips, Sampson & Co., l3, Winter
St, Boston; sheldon, Brakeman s. Co., l15,
Nassau St., New York; &. Z. Putnam s.
Co =, 32l Broadway, New York Applegate
& Co., As, Main St., Cincinnati; S. q.
Griggs " Co., Ill Lake ST., Chicago. 81.
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Dr.. Kanc's First Narratiy,

The United States GrmneU Expedition
in Search of Sir John Franklin, during
the years 1S5O-5l.
A Personal Narrative, by ELISHA KENT
KANE, Nj. D., U. 5. n. One volume Svo.
upwards of $50 pages, containing 200 Steel
Plates and Wood Engravings, including a
fine steel Portrait of Sir John Franklin, 4,
being the only one ever engraved in Ameri-
ca. Also, a Biography Of Franklin, by 5.
Austin Allibone, Esq. $50
This work is totally distinct from the
second Arctic Expedition, and embraces
much valuable and interesting matter never
before published. 1t should be owned by
all who have purcha sed the last Expedition,
as i makes DR. KANE's works complete
A PHOTOGRAPH OF DIR. KANE,
TAKEN FROM LIFE by BRADY Of New York,
Price $500.
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ELISHA KENT KANE
A BIOGRA Apply.
BY WILLIAM ELDER.

TN announcing the LIFE OF DR.. KANE,
l we are but anticipating the wishes of
thousands and tens Of thousands of admir-
ers of that great man.
Having been n personal friend cf the de-
ceased, and enjoying large share of his
confidence, DR.. Elder is well qualified to do
justice to the subject.
This work will be issued in one ha ndsomc
octave volume, and will equal in every re-
spect the superb volumes Of "Arctic Explor-
ations," recently published. 1t will contain
a new full face portrait, executed on steel,
as well as engravings of his residence, tomb,
medals, &c.
In order to give this work large circu
ation it will be sold at the low price of
81 so.
More than $500 900 sold Wihin0 Months.
DIR. KANE'S GREAT WORK,
ARTIC EXPLO RAT ION 5,
Is now being read by more than two hun
dred thousand persons, old and young
learned and unlearned. 1t is just the book
which should be owned and read by every
American.
FIVE HUNDRED NEWSPAPERS have
ca ach pronunced it the most remarkable ana
marvellous work ever published.
The Foreign Journals and the most dis
tinguished SapanS of Europe arc cxtrava-
CANT in its praise.
1t is more interesting than ROBINSON
CRUSOE; being faithful account Of which
cannot be read without q shudder.
Our most eminent men have We'd with
each other in cxtolling its merits.
Two vols, octave, Superbly Illustrated.
Three Hundred Engrayings. Price $500. |
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AGENTS WANTED.

In every Town and County Of the United
l. States to sell by subscription one of the
grandest and most beautiful pictures ever
published in America, beinea
HIGHLY ORNAMENTED
Portrait of Gen. George Wash
ingt0n