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from the Concord Independ ent Democrat
.' ONLY A PRINTER.
An INCIDENT RELATED by GOV. FLOYD, AT TIE WHITE
... .. HOUSE,

Had I tale to recount of the olden
time, laying the scene thereof in England,
France, Spain, or any Of the old countries,
to us associated with so much romance and
gorgeous grandeur, in which there would be
plenteous sprinkling of lords and ladies,
priests and nuns, magnificent palaces, haunt
ed castles and gloomy monasteries, it would
be more acceptable to the great masses than
If the scene was laid here in this land OF
plodding Yankees, railroads, manufactures
and cotton speculations nevertheless will
endeavcr to spin you yarn, which, by the
way, is not altogether yarn, but facts and
unVarnished truths"
81 had the pleasure of spending n few
days recently" continued Gov. F., :" with a
distinguished friend of mine in Richmond.
and while there, heard the following con,
versation between the wife and daughter of
my host" ......- r...... -.
La me, what impertinence !" exclaimed
Lizzie r., as she scanned beautiful colored
note handed her by the servant
What occasions your surprise" inquir-
ed her mother. H
Rather say indignation, mother, at he.
ing asked, and even urged, to take tea this
evening at Mrs. Downer's, the tanners wife,
And why should you not, my dear"
Think you it would be proper, mother,
for me, the daughter Of Judge K, one OF
the wealthiest and most distinguished mcn
Of the city, to associate with such low bred
niechanics I"
Indeed, my daughter. if they are me.
chsnies. they are people we'll to do in the
world, respectable, pious, agreeable, and in
every way worthy of your acquaintance"
Really, mother" continued the young
lady, as she tossed her pretty head, ".I'n
disposed to think differently, and so far from
encouraging. ! prefer being always removed
as Tar as possible from the laborine classes.
Besides, how is it expected that 1 should
enjoy myself In conversation with such peo.
pie, who only talk about the markets. and
their own private concerns Quite an in.
tellsesual tete'a tete would it be, mother,
dear" va .ai ~ = ''-'N
S.aoh fe, Lizze, fs ] but I am to blame
for this. I've shown you too much indul:
gssce; you are a spoilt child, SO I must.
even now, set about repairing my garden
and pluck out the weeds and tares ere il be
too, late" ,,S,,ssfs. ,,5,ss.f ~, IT,, 80,
Come, sit down beside me, Lizzie and I
will give you your lesson of worldly wis
dom, from my great store Of worldly expe.
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5rlertea purtry.
I Have no Mother Now.

/ hear the soft wind signing
Through every bush and tree,
Where now dear mothers lying
Away from Bve and and me.
Tears from mine eyes are starting,
And sorrow shades my brow;
Oh, weary was our parting
have no mother now!
/ see the pale moon shining
On mothers white headstone
The rose bush round us twining,
Z a Is here, like me-alone
And just like me are weeping
These dew drops from the bough !;
Long time has she been sleeping
l have no mother now. .......
My heart is ever lonely, -.
NV life is drear and sad;
Twas her dear presence only
That made my spirit glad. .....
From morning until even
Care rests upon my brow;
She's gone from me to Heaven
.'., | have no mother now.
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EARLY MARRIAGEs.-A GRAND MoTuEK
AT TwENTY-sEvEN YEARS OF AeE.-Tbe
Manchester (England) Guardian states >:
A woman who was last week brought
before the magistrates Of Wigan for an as
sault committed upon neighbor, affords a
striking instance of ,ecklessly early maria
ges. She is the wife of Casey, a tailor
They reside in Douglas Terrace, Wigan.
He is forty years Of age, and she is twenty.
nine. They were married before she had
attained the age of fourteen years, and she
was mother at the age of fourteen years
and seven months. Since that time she has
had eleven other children. Strange 10 saw.
the eldest girl who was fifteen years old on
Wednesday week, is the mother ftwo chill
dren, the elder of whom is nearly two wears
of age, she having married earlier in life
than her mother. Mrs. Casey, is therefore,
at the age of twenty-nine years, the mother
of twelve, and the grand mother of two chill
dren.
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TRYON.

A CoLoRED MAN ELEcrED TO OFFlcE.-
Thos. Rowland, colored stevedore, has
been elected warden in third ward Of Prov
idence, r. ]. The result, it appears, was
brought about through joke, but it turned
out to be a reality, and q few DAYS ago
Rowland demanded to be sworn into Office
His election, upon examination, was found
70 be legal, and was thereupon sworn. and
entered upon the discharge Of his duties.
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VERY CURIoUs.-We find the following
very singular statement of facts in the Penn.
slyvania Times:
OLYMPIA, April 26, 1851!
Mr.. EDIToR-My father and mother-in-
law were married on my grandmother's
birthday; my father and mother were mar
ried on the birthday of my husband l was
married to my husband on the birthday of
my youngest aunt, February 7, ls49. I
am now the mother Of four children, that
were born the 10th, l7th. / 9th and / 9th Of
February. March, April and May, 1850, '5e,
'54 and '56. This is something which |
regard as very singular-a thing probably
without parallel in the United States; at
least, challenge any mother to produce a
like record of facts. Yours, truly,
NANCY J. ROGERS.
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Dos'T Kill THE BIRDs.-In order to con
vince neighbor Of the usefulness Of birds,
. farmer near Binghamton, N. Y, last year
shot q yellow bird. in his wheat.fe!d, open
ed lie crop, and found in 1t two. hundred
weeyils, and but four grains of wheat, and
10 these four grains the weevils had bur.
rowed. ''S %. "S ""
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"WELr, Bridget, did you put the blister
on your chest as l told you, and did it
"Och mistress, DEAR never a chist did I
have to put i; on, but shure, ma'am, have
hair trunk, and stuck it on that, but sor-
ry rise did it riz; but ma'am it tuck off
every bit of the hair, as shure as I'm a sim
ner %
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GREAT BRITAIN's ROYAL CHILpREN.-
For the qualification Of correspondent, we
publish the names and ages of the children
Of Queen Victoria.
l. Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa, Prin.
cess Royal, born November 81, 1910.
2. Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, born
November o, 1874.
8. Alice Maud Mary, born April %,
ls43.
4. Alfred Earnest Albert, born August 9,
1914.
s. Helena Augusta Victoria, born May,
25, ls46.
6. Louisa Carolina Alberta, born March
1s, ls4s. ..
T. Arthur William Patrick Albert. born
May l, 1850.
8. Leopold George Duncan Albert, born
April 7, 1853.
o. A Princess, born April ID, 1857.
Her Majesty, Queen Alexandrina Victoria,
is nearly thirty-eight years of age, having
been born on the oath day of May, 1919.
She was married February 10, Is40, to
Francis Albert Augusta Charles Emanuel,
Prince of SAKE Coburg and Golha, who was
born August 80, 1910. .-.,...-. ,,.,- ,,. ,r
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The Mutual Insurance Company of Allie
ghany county, Nd, insured property dur
ing the past year to the value of $ls76l4.
The only loss sustained by frefor The same
period, It is stated, was three doilars AMI
'ftty cents. .s
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RUNNING THE COMET INTO THE GROUND.
The indianapolis Journal advances a new
and very striking theory of the "Aurora
Borealis," viz: THAT comet has at some
time hit the earth at the North Pole, and
run into Syme's Hole, leaving its tail stick
ing out, the tapping of which makes auroral
light"
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lie DoNT MIND 1.-The New Orleans
Picayune, of Saturday evening. says that
tie Hon. Miles Taylor, whom the telegraph
killed in Baltimore this morning, is walking
about New Orleans this evening, as we'll and
unconcerned rs though this had never hap.
pened. He don't seem to mind il n bit.
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The Leavenwoth free soil paper rais-
es most astounding hurrah over the cleo
ton of its candidate for Mayor. bring
out the big gun p Let the eagle scream ~
" Hallelujah p THE Lord reigne,h and
the Devils fool" These are some of the
headings with wich it announces the free
soil triumph.
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On whistle, daughter, whistle, and you
shall have COW; ] never whistled in my
life, and can't whistle now. Oh ! whistle.
daughter, whistle, and you shall have a
man l never whistled in my life, but I'll
whistle If / can. ... ...r
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SBY" PRICE & McJUNKIN
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"d '1E EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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TER WIS.

Hi oSs noltAn and FIFTY CENTS in advance; Two
DOLLARS if delayed. r4gns.
n, CLUBS Of FIVE and upwards, ONE DOLLAR,
the money in every instance to accompany the
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ADVERTISEMENTS inserted conspicuously at
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Contracts for yearly advertising made reason
able. "'... ".
.'' AGENTS.
w. w. WALKER Jr., Columbia, s. G.
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A. NJ. PsDEN, Fairview =. o., Greenville Dist.
WILLIAM c. BAILEy, Pleasant Grove, Greenville
CART r. @ ANDERSON, Enoree, Spartnnburg.
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DR.. Charles II. Toxers
PUIVATE MEDIC CApU

NTIANGCRSV VISITING SACEANrvru 81.
y l"r 'hat pE TuLtKs lNFIgSiAi:N - 49,,
between ahd - T., Strra'I.f.'n
The grra' Su:t' ~ - l.al.N rAdI,,nl c,,r,. ,,,
DIR. TOErr since his commencement In mi. - "
which hundreds can testify. Induces him Ia t;,IO
those afflicted with any private romtInIn,. NN
"R CHH'NIC, aud wish tU bc we'll aud thoru,,y yh NI
will he 10 their Interest and welfare u, ,sW a. &S,d
who for the last twenty live years hns RIt.t N. u
attention to Private Complaints and in ~ .nufs
Diseases ot private nature, acute And rLS,s,ts ~
~ syphilis, Secondary and hutInnnl L. ,,,susA
Non"rrhuH and seminal Wrnknrss C;trri S,,n wON99S,
tures' nh'l all discaSrS uf thp gI,rrntIyc MA tF'
WEhn-, both In male and ivInaIr, such N, E.A1nap
fluor AlbnH, IIystcrlR, Sc. ''"'"p'u',
Pn'Irn's eau hc assured that their c,nta.D,. ia.
not he tanlpcrcd with, but treated uDon sIr.II wy
tlhc principles Private Complaints rrsdr,'gs Tlei''
few days; new gases cured IN short time ~ ~ :
neVcury. N' WITHOUT
lie can he consulted nj hls Office NJ nil TINA.
day, frOn In the mOrning until In IN. .v..S W he
All In ainlctloh eau find In him one Who cnn ~.
sympnhIe Will and bcfrlrnd them when IN ~ and
one In whuse services the utn,ost cnmnI,. .'uHe--
placed Come all who are afflicted n,,I IN o.
aud be rcllctcA aud cured y N"uolrr
Apartments ttivAtcly Arranged ns 1, :,..n,-
the possibility Of exposure Nv ''S"SS
Letters enclosing AlO VIII SAcrIv. Dvov,,,, ,..,
with best advice HIld instruction. ~'''""'S
[. u. TOAkR, N, D.
9Th slPNet, betWscn ann Y
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Notice TO smokers.

WE have added 10 our Book and Stationery
w business complete assortment Of gen.
uine
Havana Cigars and Chewing and smok-
iMg TObaccO1
Which We keep for sale At our old and we'll.
known stand, ON the Plaza.
Among great many different grade Of la.
vana CigarS, we have the following more cele-
brated brands:
la Intimidad, Flor Fama;
Flor Henry Clay; Higucra;
Flor TabaccOs; Barenna; .....
Turca; Flor Inesperada. &c
All 0f which are guaranteed 10 be genuine and
will be sold Ht the lowest prices.
We have also n good supply of the BEST
NATURAL LEAF and HONEY DEW CHEW.
INC TOBACCO, ever offered in this city. AL.
so, n small lot Of pure and genuine Mefchaum
Pipes and Turkish Tobacco.
If you wish to enjoy the excellent flavor Of q
real genuine Havana, call on
DAVIS 4 ROY,
[auglGl On the Plaza.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
MINING CLAIMS FOR SALE.

THNIE undersigned will sell one-fiflh Of the
Il BURLINGTON TUNNEL, situated ON
Cedar Hill, one of the richest mining localities
in this county. It has paid well since II has
been opened and bids fair to continue doing 80.
There will be about eighteen months work on
II yet.
Also, three. .fourths Of share in the GOLD
EN- GATE TUNNEL, on Coon Hollow Ridge.
This claim has also paid well and Ia now pay.
ing good wages. II will hold out at least one
year.
:, Also, one-fourth Of mining claim on Chlian
Bar, now paying big wages.
For further particulars, call on the subscri.
beE, or the miners working the claims.
The proprietor being engaged In other bust.
ness has not time to attend TO the claims, which
is his reason for wishing to sell them.
ID. NEWBAUER,
Placcrville, Oct. lS, 1885. [S9i
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
Patent Improved Process
MAKTNGG2 :
All Kinds Of
Liquors and Vinegar
INSTANTLY, by TIE USE OF
LACOURS ESSENTIAL OILS

VTNHEsE OILS are obtained by Distillaton, at the
Chemical Laboratory, Parish Of Jefferson, Of
PIERRE LACOUR, author OF "La0Ours Chemical
Analysis" ""Lacour'e Chemical Manipulation" La
cour on the Manufacture Of Liquors" &c.
Purchasers are particularly requested TO return
the TASKS and obtain their money the OIL does not
give perfect satisfaction
LACOURs OIL OF C0GNAC converts neutral
spirit to . superior imitation Of Imported Brandies
viz: OtaTd, Saxerac, Marett COgnac Poultncy, seg.
London Dock Brandies. These liquors will have
full fruity favor and beautiful, sparkling color
Common rectied whiHkey will he changed by the use
Ofthe Oil Of COgnOc, to New York Brandy, Pine Ap.
pie Brandy, Common Cognac Brandy, &c.
LACOURS OIL OF RYE changes Rcctiicd Whis.
key to MOnOnEahela Rye whISkcy, Old Virginia Malt
Whskey, Bourbon Whiskey, &c,
OIL OF c EDRAT changes common Rectifed
Whskcy to old Irish Malt Whiskey, and superior
article Of fScotch Whiskcy.
OIL OF PEACH changes common whiskpy to Viz
Rinia Peach Brandy, &c. Oh 0f Peach and Oil Of
CoRnae will convert common WlhSkey 10 Apple
Brandy.
OIL OF GIN cApverts the poorest Whiskeyt TO Hol-
land Ain. Scheidam Schnarps, Rose Gin, Swan Glny
English Gin, &c.
LACoURs CONCENTRATED ACID will, In nvc
minutes after being mixed, change hye Rallonn Of
good Vinegar and twenty-five gallons Of water 10
thirty gallons Of the most sci Vinegar that can be
found in the market by the use of LacOur's Con-
ccntrateu Acln, vinegar can be made Tor dollar
and sixty cents per barrel.
- FOR MAKING LIQUORS, Incolr'O Oils require NO
preparatlon-ony pour the oil into the Whiskey and
shake well. The liquors thus made will have fine
nUturUt aroma, ful rich, Oiiy taste; beautiful;
transparent color and hne besd. Iacoura Oils ex.
crt three distinct properties In converting common
Whskey To andy, Gin, &c. The hrSt property com.
bincs with (and subsidies In the form Of ocnent
Ncles the whole Of the grain oil (AnylIc Alcoholic
the whskey il Thus deprived Of that peculiar irrta-
ting and burning taste, and becomes neutral spirit;
the second property consists In oily inucilaCn0us
taste impaired 10 the liquor, which renders cllov,
and nparts An appearance Of age; the third prop
erty Is exhibited In the rich viDous nutty OdOr that
is impaired to the liquor, which renders distinction
from the genuine brands impossible.
These oils are put up In quart TASKS; each flask
contains suicient oil for making three hundred gal.
Ions Of Liquor. Full and comprehensive directions
sccOmpany the bottles. Price, ~ per bottle.
For sale at the cOrnor Of st. Charles and Poydras
streets.
One bottle Of these oils, Ave In number will be A..
curely packed and shipped, with bill OF ladlng, 10 any
part Of the country, upon the receipt Of $40 to the
address Of II. LACOUR,
New Orleans, la.
Purchasers are requested, as 4 guarantee OF
good faith, TO furnish the name Of any house In
New Orleans and We will ship them package Of the
OILS II they do not perform all that Is claimed for
them, they will cost nothing. T34s ly1
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
smiths IOnlOIOgIcaI Gardens
AND
n L K : f II Y.
On he Americdn Rirrr, 2,s .MieS Jrom S,crd.

On he american Pjrer, g. Miles from .Stcrd.
MeHfO city.
TINTIE STOCK or TREES offered to the pat Tons o
1 the nbnvc wcll.known establishment, this season
Is unusually large aSd fine embracing by fur the
largest assortment OF
Fruit and Forest Trees, ShruEbery,
Vines and tireenhOuse Plants
10 be found In any one establishment on the Pacific
Coast.
Care and experience In selecting aud pTOpagntnH
varieties are always the safest guarantees for their
cnrrrrtts|, and prrscntng errors rs well as disnp
pDintmrnt to purchasers.
FRUIT TREES Pine, vigorous, and In every Vari.
ETY. Of the following:
Apple, Peach, Pear, Cherry,
Ncctarlnc. Apricot, Fig, (urrant,
Gooscbrrrirs. Raspbcrrics, Strawberries,
Grape Vinrs,-All " the choicest kinds.
ORNA MENTAL TREES HiRDY CLIMBERS
'.'' AND FLO WERLNG SHRTRS.
Among the Fine Trees are the following vadetics:
Elm, Locust, Caialpa, Maple,
AIanthus, and China Trees.
Some fine Arbor vitR and other Trees and Shrubs
too numerous tO mention.
would call particular attention to ouT large stock
Of EXTRA SIZE Peach, Plum and Apricot Trees, be-
ieving that the specimens O fruit exhibited by IN
the Sacramento aud San Francisco markets have
been unsurpassed IN size, quality aud flavor.
ROSES, IN all their Cassra AZ follows: Tea, Bnur-
hon, NOiacttc Hybrid, Perpetual, Moss and Climbing
RoscA.
our CAMEIIIAS are Of the finest varieties, and
iur health amd beauty we challenge comparison.
GARDEN SEEDS-t,tHMl pounds " Garden Seeds.
that have hren raised upon uwn Er"in,ls all "f
the present seasons growth, and Of the best varieties
and sure to grow.
Smiths Celebrated California Seed.
ling straw he rrlcH.-Wc Ufrr this season a
limited number Of our new Seeding Strawberry,
SMITHS PROLIFIC,
Which W. can particularly recommend A. possessing
superior advantages ~ market trut. being u yer!
prnfse bcarsr ofhne flavor and large size. For Our
uwr use We have planted very cxtcnAXrly nf this VA
rIvty, and We are not aware II any kind equal to II
In The abOve qualities. Ia h"r'|Hd arc perfect. net
ytgmirinO tie dNSistdMct ~ another r1TiSty to
cdVse Il tO hear IrmH.
This IL hut one Of number Of kinds raised by us.
We prefer giving the others longer trial before Of
frrng them 10 the public New varieties NJ any kind
Of fruit. unless they pusSess some decided advantage
or cultivation.
We confidently recommend Our Seeding a. pos
scsslng the above advantage, and We will sell this
AcnsOn. only limited number Of plants, at the fol.
lowing prices:
Per dozen, a.; per hundred, go.
n. H. GEO. N. MILLER ID our authorized Agent
for the County Of N Dorado.
kH-Ordera addressed TO Geo. N. Miller, Placer
Vile or A. y. Smith, Sacramento city, by either Of
the Expresses. will he promptly attended 10.
ET-CatalOgues furnished 70 applicants.
ITiI A.P. SMITH.