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Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
LeWcirI Establishment!

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~ $50 '.ti,A, +. uf N!4ch he r:l,r> t,y ,t,
=. t... ,.r,t l,t.. Al, nirlS.
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u..uui ctui,i /, o',' I, Nh hratn,>> ..ud dis
l.1ri,, Wh. ,,..'t .ud r,'ad,
y a'f"'- N"p"l"d by an rNptrirrcy,l
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20 Ha.iArl 'turuirr d"ur tr RIDER, -:
tHt,I'~ ';l,I H.N ~ TOR SALE
\. t.. ANwuIk ,ntraA,a :" mo >l..N b. d.N.
-.' -:.rlot,ly u!.d NARRATED.
4. {, RNiDSSON.
81 II
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

NIrI. GrN;NNrEE NrrEriCT t%n PrC'IN.
W nt.t core !" t|.r :U "..- r@.ts; SAaHt s.,
t'NtiIln't Slhj,t",t, AZ e'- ~ 81 lt. ~ ,2g2l;,
t'and, =" ahnt,- ia nNr Gvufl rry"., S.t.j}. a
Nt@,"t-~, P&W in i';r l.,,., NH,t} 49,, uf tts Nlt
l. ~, "' 81! o. IS r,r.'t,; oG t,r;. IA II % ',}n
a .trt '"lai, "h !, Il n"' ,r, Il, T.. h.. c't,';,
t'nal dehl0N, iAri IN; lE u, trey hv,h 4 al fn,l
u'.r,: graves.
DIR. ;si * ER has, for n number ct wears, ,l,.
VOTED lis study pm '.rty - y tt,gtryj " >,yrtt
d,'att>, ""d ihcr Vrt l"~,r', 81 ttt 'HHt v\tvr,
,nrr in th,- p&ytr'' II hrancn, o't : h', ja 4
I" treat, hud i' rtrd iaorr N"SV. OF p;NAa di, ,,
Uan aUy utnrr rlN e't.au n,ti,rN 2ttvrs,
Al"'r,""s SUFFERING W'i.t r,n@., '.oj e..v. Ncs
Fr, at, oi Wu>'r'r ,!uIly ;re',0 l> Va, ,,,,-
~ rr't FGa" rrA 't'iVu, q, Il =, lah .t' 'u' e ~,
d.''"H'i\' al, u =" N c'D'y "r0 1t& 'y.' at,t
al Wiu "s'rtb tl,'t d!e,H,",s hu,.cH 'h.t,> .,n,
may cousrh Dr.. ENrG v "a cuur,', ,,v al,d tsv as
surancc Of Il speedy and lnrnaNrnt tWrr,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
FISK, LAWYER g. CO.
American Flat, March II, 1857. T#l
Lime! Line!! Lime Il!

n any quantity purchasers may wish, will
be furnished by the proprictors of the El
Dorado Kilns, nj their Lime House on Coloma
street, or at the kilns, one miles east of Ring
god.
Citizens of DlomOnd Springs aud El
i;;"rat;". wishing to purchase Lime, will find
i to their advantage to send orders to our
Kins, which are of easy access. there being .
good road leading from Diamond Springs to
them.
c'"'Tor particulars. inquire of S. CONRAD,
CnlnmA street, or at the Drug Store of c. b.
PETIT. S. CONRAD & co.
Placervillc, March Z, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
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..' e,.. 't''.'IT sa".. hay, ~. lily
2. .. - .'I'.. ~ '",sn:iy ! a-e. Iut
'.' III. a.st = -. +tc>r - cts,' ,nvest Sa
:... -, ."t' ~. W"lne" hro.l,r ntd stiu
ID ! '>tp!a' h''"rry, i n su |. plain I, rus
y $50. .a' r't be L..st1Lcn and viii know where 70
all tiIt'1.
a, i ""iI'd'~ca,, re'.tra''y, AM before speak
! t.: -r:!'! -! disease, !; .,.,l %. proper 70
',e ,.. '.''.i Wv nf y: i',ms. When !; pcr.oi. u
' '',. "r a:!r''' VT, disease. which caas.s .
,t.'''- E: ii. i"pk H:l l'.hs. ran il. tir head
''s. =: -t, los. q: : ~ ..:,.r +, wrr pa.Iia alton
d.; ~ !o =. mt hW i.lv"ns..,ss. dy, I-a. De.
!a,r''i at e. Tie ~ ,'.yv f,urty> general debility
~N:al;'s,> al 'ri.ru' lii"n and many others which
hS' ',i' r'Nl'H'"'l lan rA' Oh pr ai:d require
Wa 1 ,r !'.p ~ ate!'dti.cc. il would b. well for
H'p :" .;rt .'c Il t,rr j. a physician who y conpe.
L. :" n'. Il l,'n, ard via un,i.ls ands the ~ pill
cation II medicine, aud whose Scientific Atta,nnients
"a III pr s,jo;. al wi 81 age N experience ent
H. hdn T. S1r 'ni.dcncc. Consit ring these things
lr g. 5 H. T".sr hlS couclul to inform yIu thas
q. M =. j, advertising H. place Of business, aEg
t rl'- been successful practitioner for over 95
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

bFTf Z, >at Fr0nciSc0.
T.. '.'.. ..rh Permanent tn'scf q" p ;ro,r
7'-' 'T'oH-- Diseases, amt The SaIWrsHSion T
''.ry.
'-ztrKAY, .atc N r., H. r.rqn r. II
!! ~. ,ry war. ,liefFysi: 'n'o. -. 9a;'r -
Of 'rd '''r'"f surgeon :. t'' VI 'ar. II ;.'t"i -
pc. i:inla. y. aud Lcctfcr - ii-,H', ~ '."' 49,
nary Crg. and III ase, Of Nnn...p ard .',!i~ -.
has peilcd lis institute for tt" cur nj ,r.r- a;
"r n" u -, irI syphilis, g 'nrr. i'"l. y r.
= j !.;''S - and all o." '",r lrh"'' i -.''-
I"~". IL tie tr-r tags g ' ' o' 'i". "r'
d-t lst~ %" td'r.u'cCs Il rni ~ IS da%-. I:t'iun
=, TIE l.,t.r.a,.'- t..-i>
t'I>nc-.. Mh'n pat mt. hy 2l""' "r IN. ,''''r
trca'.c''' VA. acvcnve t. 4.''i. .rr s'!ap. ~ ~
Syl'Ml'', j. a. hlbn's. or pt'liA 'Nri'n%- ~ Ia"
gro.-, or UcerS in III" tnr"a "r IL - ri' il tp
hcckcd ; ,t,ry the soft ,:r' AID rI'" r. ho:t To
-.ify. t'e and co.. aH''+4e the -'tivr-r
.-t.l--T-t to hato;!; or wh'n pl"t.' 10.
pm, 'r,a lt upon the s.n. '7',u Lc Ia pain.
fLi e.ttl- ircS wtfc his cons f.:iliin!t
ni - TO prrii.pos'' - con SUMPTION Other
c. r, cl.l -eaSrs, IL" b"''' guarantees cur
or * o." r,lr ,isa'.rn.
y. t'..tl.lrt-. L. clront acute; IL Dy,ri' - or
Daurion, +a'' and o.,.'r.',1 .:.rd +. r.. tee
trea.. ol ,tie con,eqhens s"l ''if,l.-. ,''l
!!pe' ~, ,i"frou-tie g. III. IS. az tr.r.
nj '' I'D +.:uh, w,I. general wr..e:i.,. .,
;.,,.. r.. a'''. los OF g.',-ory, Try ~. 80.
',t rJt Ui "a + =" or ..ci".v v,
...+ arms. t i... WIN -. ''r.o'..
,,asc... .o,..ot hi ''at N..... .".., n"c.. tn
..,t.".. ..rr,i' /. i' S'rrc" io'- 'rah f,r
10, ','-.' ,.'-i tile oJc'.'r VIII -. at . care
'i.-. Hn r,n .'..Iiou. It, tlu u. r,.I'.t,.. ! -.
- 7egi.rs a.. 80 c"l 81 Z W. co. &. -.
.p'i",.. e'd ri.y be riuc.' 10 t'.r,r adgn 'i"c.
Tr;butc TO iTerittd Worth.
~ ing"ati.rd" .. nan - hi f.ow man l. 20 ''rr
r."t WI - la ill' trs..s,als, Prompted hv ~"
h:i"r :, i!.gt - the itrt are Oasis IN t..c Ne 81
,:.u- wa r1~T;f t'-rir hest lry- IN pkilaLliirrl
'i,'. 80 "a" al v.l.iun .?t lIso:fal mrrt'.lifY
80 r. f""'t- IL" c" HAAS ~ "Ir pres wt ran
d"i- t,It,i h.tt,ii, l''iar~ s.a2 ~ lriis t. III,
w IT. o. DIR own .go-tical ri.l!,tali,,., B.loa
wr append Litter ron. W .ttr r:au "! O., hr,.
period ...r', .cni"l d'-i'i."I iu '"ir 1T III nor
I'll ell :" wu looked forward 10 i,i- dis. .It "if!
:... II hiri "Ely tto-' w''g g"d d"% ~ -,
h.1vy l.auI fdi-,as" can. Contrary to hope, III,
:..ii'y = 'ltl physician !Is r,r red in I" III.
.u"r h. tlli, Relieved from his t,rrh,r -.''"i.oI.
itl r.I 'y gfatit'!dc l." 'nk.. kl"w: ii, an.
- rti..' lial 40 ~, ant ~, ~ iI' j. ;t'I.l..r
t','.i . Notary Public. ~, Il. lnnd{ ~ s"ri,'S
in .~'r., command its puhlir.Iy. .ui !: u svr'
n.,:"t wa the unwary than to -onnd the Ir
~ piy..c!an Of whom scores of like CASES can bt
-,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
Il. a. vY"ge 4 t1aHdE.y.

I'liTH 4 NNSli r,-r,rtrt''s ann"',nrr ("
- u, s.r .,;., 1. .,al -. r.H'u { ~, "a
t.' r"A "a We L.; = "''. y 80. "G y
,.n |. y. vb"rl tl,,. 49,, >g.ltiii.&a. lcnl.d
...t.l .nu>,'l rrt. .'tj "" :. al '''"
N.N "t..L Nitn t.,' 'a'". r.,.'. ~ h
VI, Sc, TN Nsra, 'H'vrr " WV. "2C-t Ir''n
" ... Il. ,,lN .,..3, Mn;r Tools, At ihr ,cN
lnN, i ice, tor cash,
..'dn. uu. "G.r, always en- lmndand made
e. 81. H.
r!I.fHlVG and all kinds cf Job Wuk
duur ii lur shortest notice.
au.sI6 ~ I
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
QUIT IsING pOIsOAOIs LLaIOls.

'i':L$E OTIS ~. .'.al.' I H. ~ '.;ia''on y the
Ci..r.'.'. - t. I - l. - ). = 49,.
t.htHt Li'"t L. ;,ia. - II - ~ ~ 's..'.' i
co,r - ,.r, M,n' ''n~"' L.r.n>"&t
P."''.a.",s "r" n 'rlar'! q" .:,G tn r'tnr:.
b. :I3as "rd r'', 'i.J ia"'y, i:,!c Oh do,a NJ
w. f'."' .t.f,t.ar
L,corES on. OF CDGN'C ,rr.yrh. r,...',.I
r.I :" superior ~ 'r' M E: l.: i.ttd Brr'ni,.
~: Oi,si!. & u ra.'. Ma.,'t I. 'a'. J. $. u.
''., I rd Na.t"d rr';r"',~. "a-:I.'n ...!
d. 'anI - r'a' - /. e., lFH'r. W ~ ,
soont.r r, t.f,d ~i.A.v ~ t, !..r..!L, tr,, -
IA. Ol ,i e, ,..,c..,A y. u r. .t.I. r.... A..
=" i1r .rl. Cit.,.. r..'i.,,, III n,iy. 4c.
,CorRS on. or KfI e'lts.. !. .''G-d vi
rrYt Nc. ortaicln rs Wa!,.'y, od v. .;hn. Maj
Whslty. E"ulbpn Wh,,E,J. J.&c.
OIL OF CEDKAT chnrrr. common Korir Il
vi .kry I" oh Irish Mlll WisLty, and j .dJ,v..or
d!!.I ol.. ,i.h Wli-.,J.
OIL or r. icii ,i"rst- ccIGno' Wi t'y r. VI.
-'.t.r Pea Bfr1iy. a.. 81 - pn'l al Oh ef
,..' VII convert 'oirrn WI y to Api!.
:" .Dd,.
ui OF CIN ro'.".r rtst -" '.o.r,.' H.,'ts.yto !rl.
,ri '''a. 50: ii1r; ~.Hapi', 4 20 Tin, 81. Gin.
: p" IL '.t. ,I..,
i.s'"i r. roNcfIrGA1tL ACID ~. i. dy.
i. '.fE1 hr''r :.N !. '.tog rs. M. J. -
= | Nh,g.r 1tL ,wtf. y-fsr = U", nt Wt.r +,
" ..'y el!ln- x ~ ~, :: ,.',! Wager i.,:,.nI
~! II Il. n rL"' IS ih.' . I.t''r-r' c..
r.'t.l',d A"i, Ni.trr.'n b. IT,, d + ri., lar
a:n! ui.ty ccat> per l4..'!
FOR MAKI%I LIQI ORE Lle.,..'s ~ :... ., T.,
pr, parn''rn- ri!y r"Gr H., al ji4,tl' NJ. nll
,likt well Thc itqutr> iii';- mad vii i,nv" ~.
natural ..rn.n., fiH. r+'li "y t,s'r hc-'ti.Ii.
trai .parcn cnl"r aud fn' b. d. Lrr"rI3'. q I."x
rrt three distinct properties in converting corrmn
W. sk 10 BAi!y GIN. &r. Th. fr,t prry"r'y tr,.
t'nr- With Gard ,.h - H. tie f"-,u" Il ukr,' pr
( y 10 r.rl cc 81 ."' 80 t',. tir. 't..
lr vi. ..rI - prn 4 .. .i' pc: .lr l-
,nn' iII,i "ti.t'- ~ h ';,. ''a.' .i ..
49, & 80 T. = :: rI" = - a. q" r,.,' ..'l,..
.-, -. ,,Ir..I " De ~ .t."l.,' g., '.-., t.'.,.
.-..! -. 'irls ~. ..I,-....-li t-t ,..-.--
'tt, i.,a ".' " -. ~. y.'.t.. i,at., .l. ~.
-ifa ,r,i t"tf" H.! !".. W ftid,f - d. ,ii:.si:,
.r,:a i g'rlIl.' iIi.rt i'p ".tc
rG. Ill ar" ri ~ H. lFtr' h,.ts: "..'h t.,'
ypL' .i'- a:1ru' IL 'r i.-!',t 5t,c ~ !". Il .,i
l'". Ia.iA.' Ia" ""d '.".'r. 's'h-i,- iIrc;n.'is
r: 'r'r ,,ry No hn''!,f. i1'c,, L. per h'''ir.
+ r sale - H." c,r! II - g.. Cnar'.. and ppy,Il
sfrt1''s. .----------
On bon" Il ii "sc 81, G,. il it'-h, Vi" -. .
~ 'y rtr! 4 md u ;II"d, vii h;",}" " i.ary
r,l' Of IL" country, nl,n IT,. -.s,' i-E' Il N
.iirrs, Il Il. LACOt u.
y Or'.a's. Ia.
.7~ r1r l",'rt are r"'f.-'..' q. g.. ,'..... ,e
,.. t.n, tn 'Irai-h i-" ia',f. ar.l tot.'. ::
>'t Ut' ~, a." ~ vi, i !, t''t' T., .ag Il ~
~. ! t'.'v d. rot 'IIr. All that Is cta. ID ''f
'"'n y y VIII r'"' n"'ul"r. St Is
-~.r-,-~- ~r ~r<.g@rN
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
As.sasAisAG 'TOss:sCC0S.

'IN'GEIs'L "jlH N\p WITHOUT SCENT;
Fv'thiti ~,
ta'.bYt\ &E'i ,tES;
N'r u>'.. t'Ni. i.';;
ri"rtI-F, d N WI
rELAt!E CALI uhAlA iEI'iT. S., Be-.
i"g .air ~ -. : "a. a a EH.
-ii ~
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
A1nSrtn AND crrrp nrxnRlrs.

"iru they h,', been considered hy other physicians
md hay" htrn rr"noGnr,iiy them ,,aAt recovery
sc.t,sy a:d H., u,iu !, cu:ii.u, nee may be riaccd
nr. {. H. /. W, Ill av.e all that are afflicted to
C'N '''1, and !: !" l,cs not administer for them,
q "r" WI - 'hnrC" made. Let % false d cacy
prove N"ni't "rrlr mmcdlaicly. and save Yourself
~ 'm Gr ticadiG. consequences whic must follOW
H''S" via" ntE - - receive az 't!duncc.
hrt " I, E,is "'t't j. Oh itll street, near the
E'htd Fc l'o''.. T. twc,' J md streets. Isrcoms
h'r - tr"rd that tlt Doctor can be c1isGlted
" 'Iur' Il, fear o. I,o'csta'i"r.
g" flee hours, from IN the .,ornirg until In
The evening. &. II Tt riR. NJ. H.,
9th street, h-twt,a Saud II, Sacramento.
no II -lNr
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
CrOCECfN !!

TIE INCGrST AND UST SELECTED
St,,k,Ner ui;yr,i Ia Mis- r',y,
Ak ~ACHNMt.NKO I'It!<I;e,:
At M. g.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

NNIISUI AT.t. KINEG
Mrrh cheaper ,lan Non have been buying ui
"ih1,,
~ NO.0.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

r Fn i"''rf are r"'f.-'''', .. . 90 ,'.... =,
... 'til ,tp FIr,i-h t.t" ia',, & ~ i,nu',. j.
~ OFT -. ~ "" wi. -? TIN r,..,s. Il y,
~. i N'v d. rot i'IfIr all that T.. ,iai.'d ~
t"m, y y viii rps' nn'ul.'g. r. T. is
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
- Z:y ssAr l.Fc'S

80. - y - Y!
" ..'' +. i. ..' =. ~. ..."~' ..,l !,
-. ..n.... ..i il ln.! L., 'v.n,. e, 'l
".as
nrt>tls.
'.. .".... -. "rliply;
l,'.. .,.,tt....,. .. lie tr|N;
I.. ,..t.tt;
- .r4&.hJ., y. .,',; : Co :, dark ani pale;
lutl :. ..!. 3. 4, f.,r>.,,
Gerry r.,...! ,.. a. w. >>,hr,lAu ,hn. rrS
NI.alr.
n'l 'icror",',,',. q ra",l,u:
U5 se,,.I .,nt o.. /. ,Na~ ~ey.
j. .,'.; y v Et..n.,, oml n. Cro;N Rum.
r"rI!%a'.l.al''''''asr''," Ia"
Jo'.r nuruI'" -..'.rty
std; % 4 = d.. 20. t..n.4'.
r.. - e. ... ''... .I... t'..' ratne CA',..
RG-:brrry; t;o','tr-' lemon
Aad O.. tSyrDl>.
cpa:IAiS.
r,nrr', s'a,uac'l EA:l,t s,orrhtun's Gntcrs;
II 'tvr'. E''.r-. At.fi.tlu;
E,>.nr" r.rr,tmi"t,ric,
~. j.. E,aull Peaches, in glass, .ral anl hf gallons
fr.1 IS - .\hWiAriE,
,p.i 20
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
E,'N "tht3 IHn1i

NV N.ttt IioUr.
TIE E!,ST ltRtANlN1H"ST STATE,
NSrN1n boii"rs per liuudr,d,
- No. o.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
Va: t.~.t!,cl

Mn. KurtA" Aes: >y'NEFnNL HL.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
E'R. III. CZAPKAY'S
Cra'tN MEDICAL aud Surgical
Institute.

1Tor0,arn'p S'r.e' .t,,r .N,n'isur.p. ,..1t.t"
Ft.'t! I'm &iEt.H>HII C".NF III '
.DkT{l z, ~ FrNReiscO.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

On bn''l" Il "so ~, fiy. IL i.tr-l.4 wt',, r.. =.
"a' 'y r'r' ~ md q ;rl,d. vii h"",i,. ~ lazy
r'tt Of tl.cc"uHtry, nI'n IL. go = - II ".
tdrr,o Il II. LAEUt n,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
arsr,Air,g sNl,;,CCns.

y!'.",&... .,.t',i,:>,, ..r.r,. ryer 81 trl
! ,.r - s.. 'l'"wi m>, e. ,.,t,n,, IN
......, ,'.,r Wig -tr.., ,..,
NAY t;"H}it tENsfNI rAlACE
Ib!., ~. ''\ ENtrucN
i-unIl! ,>n,r&'S NAl(ENI LEAF
-; t;'rt,'- TiN r'ti. NfEt,ur
rp.i,'. ~ ri!:' t'',If'& HNr\IY WILLIAMS
PrAtlI 'Nl,"iH'itT iu,r.
GkNt CuCl>. lItt nrCrUIr,
E\tt,. '.if,Ii\t. ttt = nirttH;
INhINNtl' 'lN; THOMAS TWIST, SC. &c,
Ii II lulS LtAlEA;
iiN"Cj
JOIN N%hlE>n\S >nl NCF;
t,p jn', w. hllIpG Ettk;
MIS-. NiiilE ht\fE rE\Np
t,uuDNlNS j. l".utd ami hal i"uuh cans;
M WILL. rs do Il"
F. ,lrhy II. NEWHAIEN.
,t.t6 -
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
No VBI MRT e.!

NOu CNN ElI HARDWARE At PROM :
10 ~ pr cont I'SS than the old rricrs,
Hy Ih!ti"H az NJ. q.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
100000 ~ ol y,,inn. ,GH i,, l:rani.. s"s'

II y Y " = "
T., 49, - Gr !ls'.@t
;..p "0'1r,*. lt,.,>, -;
1..o' 'h.."l'.' Il" :i.i'Jp;
H.. i.~..r:
.n.r., ';r'l, Ni,'.:
.'.'- I. r',,rv;lja;
,....- .-.!.A.'
;,p'', H,'in.. r'r
tr.n l,'r"r, rrr, ~. -
t"., Ni3" No,-,
lo...o n : ,"lu,;
.u''' itre y O.. .lu;I lbs;
,,"o La ratH,, >r,.a T." .A,|v
.s.ntGi ...........-... H. E.AtWEAiEE,.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
DIR. NJ. & .AIEER,
PAA CERV VILI.M

Ugi on Min vf,.c ~" hro.~r'rrr w.. Z,
1, :. r,.a..y -.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-04-22

If this sketch sounds to you like panegyr-
ic it is because l have cared to present you
only one side end true one, of the character
if a very remarkable man, who is about to be
estrusted with the practical care of settling
the most important question which has agita-
ted the country for many years, and who, it is
believed here, will do it In the interest of the
Union, in accordance with the principles of
the Kensas-Nebraska law, and if the majority
Gas is doubtless the case) of people of Kansas
are Free State men, in way to secure the
triumph of freedom over slavery.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-04-22

LEGAL ASECDoTE A friend at our
elbow, says that an exchange relates legal
anecdote which is too good to be lost 1t is
OF course located .'out west. )" that region is SO
famed for Its luminous jurists and illustrates
the ruling passion. poker, ' even among
western members Of the bar. The court is
in session, the judges are on the bench, and
the case of Smith vs Brown is called up.
All ready" shouts the council for the de-
fendent, but the counsel for the plaintiff does
not respond. s .u
Who's for the plaintiff 2" inquired the
Judge somewhat inpatienty5
6 May it please the court" said a rising
member of the legal fraternity. ''Piikins is
for the plaintiff, but left him Just now over
IN the tavern, playing poker. He's got the
sucker there and he's sure to skin him if he
only has time. hes got the thing all set to
wiring IN ''coldduck," in which case he will
deal for himself four aces and his opponent
four queens, so that your honor will perceive
he must "rake the persimmons."
Ihe look of impatence soon vanished from
the face OF his Honor at once, and an expres-
sion more of sorrow than of anger took it's
place. Atlength he said with sigh:
dear me that's too bad 1t happened at
very unfortunate time 1 am very anxious
to get on with these cases % 4saH .
A brown study followed, and at length a
happy idea struck the Judge. s
Bill" said he, addressing the friend OF
the absent Pilkins, who had spoken, I" you
understand poker about as well as Pilkins. =
suppose sou 60 over and play bis hand"
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The CrOcsis and the Blue Bird in n
Snow Storm.
BY rRANcEsp. GAoE.

First born among the flowers
Golden eyed daughter OF a sunny ray,
What lured thee 70 this chill world of ours
This snowy day2
WAS it the blue birds song,
Twitter'd so luringly above thy head,
Asking thy love, the cold, bare boughs among
That called the from thy bed
Lowest thou his note SO well,
That it could warm thee. ice-bound earth.
Bidding hopes germ within thy bosom swell
And quicken into birth @
Did Sympathy, the dew eyed child [blcom,
OF Love, plead with thee, to give forth thy
To sooths and bless his passion. lone and wild. i
And cheer his gloom2 qsr
HAST thou no fear his note ~
wan turn to coldness the day goes by 8
And on sure wing away will foot. -es U
Leaving thee here TO die? sus3
"a ~ aSoa = sFs .a
slow the cold wind swcop'
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REyoLTISG AFFAIR IS MARrsAsp.-The fI
lowing tragic occurrence took place at Win
ston. Nd, on the 9th of March =
A son of Philip Pendleton and younr
man by the name of Drain, from. CHICAGO
had sone misunderstanding, which resulted
In Drain challenging young Pendleton Hs
accepted the challenge, aud chose bowie
knlfes Ihey nailed themselves down to q
two inch plank by the pants, and fought until
Dram was mortally wounded. Young PEN
dleton was cut nearly in pieces, and is now
lying in a critical position Part Of Pendle-
toms knife is still in Drains head There i
no hope Of his recovery The DR. thinks
they will both die. Drain was % years of
years old. aud small of stature. while Psndls-
son was about 10
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Will he still cheer thee will he sweetly sing,
Bidding thee cease for the sunny skies to weep.
And rest beneath his wng2
Sweet flower Of spring, thy fate
Reminds me of full many maiden's doom;
Trusting smile, she finds when all too late
The sky overhung with gloom.
And he who in the hour
OF sunny brightness, sung in genial tone,
Leaves her to brave the Storm Kings angry power
Betrayed. despoiled, alone.
Maiden, beware the voice
OF him r7ho otrly yeiuss when Drignt SKIES glow,
Wait till the storm is past, then make thy choice,
And 'scape the
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9 Ep" Tom, you sot." said temperance
nianto a tipplng friend .. why do you drink
such stuff as yoa do?4 Why, the very hogs
wouldn't touch that brandy!'' !" That's cause
thoy is bruits," said Tom. :" Poor creatures,
they dunno what's good
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TRACES OF SIR JonS FRANkLIN The st
PauPs (Minnesota) Pioneer. publishes the
following extract of letter, dated X ed River
Settlement, Hudson Bay Territory, December
9th - l received letter from RoderIek by
the last mail. and expresses wish that I
should write to you by the first opportunity
and state more particularly about the reports
we heard last summer about some traces of
whites being seen in the North | have lust
returned from ---, who was at Norway
House last July, and saw the man who bros
down an express to Sir George Simpson from
Mr. Anderson, In M'Kensie's River district
stating that Indians bad brought over .eports
to one of the tracing points in that quarter.
that Indians hBd seen two or more oncamn-
nents of whites an island on some point
where Anderson aud Stuart turned back In
1886. and that one of the encampments mar
ticularly was quite fresh, supposed 10 have
been abendoned day or two before the In
dians saw it. and from the traces thouohe
there might have been ten or twelve men
/ could not hear of the exact locality, further
than that Anderson and Stewart were within
a very short distance of tic place where the
traces were seen. / hope you have heard
more particularly about tho report"
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WILLIAM WRIT AND Ton CoRw1S is
said that Tom Corwin. as he is familiar called
was once trying case in which he was op-
posed to the late Mr.. Writ, when the latter
tried a somewhat novel mode of discreditiny
the evidence of Mr.. Corwln's chief witness.
on whose accuracy and discrimination every
thing turned, by showing that he was per-
son of astonishing credulity
Wirt-Have you read Robinson Crusoer
Witness-Yes
Wirt-Do you believe it ali?
Witness-Well. yes. Squire: don't know
but what do.
The same answer was returned as to Chilli
ver's Travels, and several other works of fc-
ton, Corwin all the while 6dgeting and get
ting hot. Presently Mr.. Writ considering
the man entirely fattened out resigned him
with balmy smile.
Mr.. Corwin said be had only one question
to ask, and put it
Mr.. Corwin-Have you read Tirt's Life
of Patrick Henry?
Witncss-Yes.
CorwiD-Do you believe it all
Wi,ness-Why, no, Squire; I cant 60
that.
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Boxer, Dean-a comic paper Of this city
New York } thus truthfully hits eff the romantic
adventures of the happy pair.
HOW THERE WAS A FAIR pAUGHTER-
It's of rich merchant who in Gotham did dwell,
lie had fair daughter who did cut great swell,
1Isriauna Petronella this fur was called.
Ans. she had large fortune in rum, schnapps and
gold.
Singing too IA lal Ia rol lal Conf ac-s.
HOW ;HE FELL IN LOVE.
As this daughter was walking in the stable one
day,
A smelling the sweet SAVIOR of horses and hay.
Her lovyer the coachnan unto her he said,
Now let US go right off aud get mar-ar-ri-ed,
Singing too Ia lol la raj lol NUNS Yer ze nay.
ROW THyT cor MARRIED.
Yes, John. said this fair maid: I'll get my d hat,
So that father and the preacher viii not smell a
Then away to the Hatfield tley went side by
side,
And down in the basement tie knot it tied.
Singing too la lol Ia rol fve-dollars- to- pay.
THE PARENT FIT.
Then back she went home but her feyther found
The mischief these lovers had just been about.
And you better believe there thunder that
Fur these mice that had played while the cat was
Singing too ra la la rai the dev--to pay.
WHAT THE BRIDE SAID.
Oh, john said the maiden. feared 'twould be SO,
Although We are married, find it no go,
'Tfs true have chosen gallant young spouse,
But aasl he amt handy TO have in the house.
Singing too la lal rol wcmust run-a way
WHAT THE PARENT DID.
Then t.e daughter 80 loose he shut up very tight,
And carefully watched her by day and by night,
But the newspapers told about John and the
heress,
How the one was in love and the other in durcss,
Singing too Ia sl la Iol lal isn 't-this-gay
HOW JOHN WENT To IAy
Bnt the lFishunsn said, 'sure the vargin is mine,
by love and the law and commandments divine
An by f1abeas c.rpu, h"r fair corpus I'll have,
= Will, aiisther Boxer, wi!out asking your
have"
Singing too la lsl Ia rol, I'll- go tp-law- hey.
Eow THEY PRoGErssED.
Though married, their courtng was Just now
begun,
And judges and lawyers they mixed in the fun
And the public for rum and sci,nspps don't care
pin,
But Pat John On the back, and say good boy,
go I'M
Singing too1a lol IA raj lo. so-in and win
HOW JOHN GOT HIS BRIDE.
A month, perhaps more, did these lawyers delay,
But at last the bold judge to this parient did say,
It's talking; she's married that's sure,
John takes her; don't cry over what you can't
cure"
Singing too Ia III la raj, adjourned for theday