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win be rapid enough 1, satisfy I'll parties Soswshsslna,
ing the refused prices ruling for sssSusurs psoauSs
generally the farmers have been free sellers Th leaves
them N better condi,n for The next harvest, which
neas q hand. Ia Of The utmost importance that ths
gress producing classes should be IN thriving condition
wnhou: sound and healthy there can b no
permanent recovery in the business Of the country q
large Is nearly twelve months sncs Egrs Of the
renc revus.on first appeared and during thai time the
practice OF economy has been upon scale never before
realized. II Is this which has done much for 10 In 80
short time and II is the thorough manner in whioa
forms have carried in al branches Of industry
ard In all domestic affairs that gives such strong hopes
for the future The fall trade Is likely 10 be in every way
safe and perAve and thst is III more than
can be said OF any seasons business for the past i've
years.
There Was quite an active market at the second board
this afternoon and In instances the a. 40
advance. Readirg improved per cent; Mwauke and
Mississippi, a New York Central Railroad was x psr
cent lover Cleveland aud Toledo, ri Chicago and Rock
Island Galena and Chicago, " illinois Central bonds,
j. Missouri 0s u. After the board prices were shade
or two higher than printed list These sp,smoiic IN
fsions longer attract spectators. An advance OF one
and two per cent pssuy sezsd upon by the bears TO
put out contracts TIE market is well supplied with the
lighter sort of fancy stocks aud the shorts ui no din
Guilty IN getting I'll they to make deliveries without
stfenibg prices.
The Assis .ant Treasurer reports 70 day fooxE:-
roSa, receipts 81 OFT o35 10
Iotai peymenis - -
Total bafapco f,fi.,'of ot
The receipts to-day include 600 fro customs, and
81, s21 800 for Treasury notes.
The operations Of the Clearing House to-day were Al
follows
Total exchanges. ~, s1s "
Total balances. l,osi,1f3 81
There has been change for some days past in tAs
amount OF Metropolitan certificates.
More than one half Of the Issue OF Treasury nots
will be taken AZ per cent interest," and the baaace
4si per cent OF the total bids made great bak
| al five per cent and upwards.
The movement Of the banks in the four principal cities
OF the Union in which weekly reports are made, a,
shown by their last statement, Is as follows
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MINNIE INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED.
s.n:sp EsDssrso s ssT ssn sn,,d 1ma Ius.
stesnsAip wesssrspor Berry. Baitimsre-hB oro@wsli
g s.s:S;: s..:s
s ss s ssas x Ss f..
ss E Ea:s 7rn
Big Caroline wniteberry xspinwsi-Psnama railroad
70 ir,s O Field Berrimsp Porto sico-s Buck Co.
Brig ocssn isle tbr'' Doe. Turks lsiands-fsnnh'on
Brig Es,s1 Brown Union Isand-wslsh Carver CHASE.
BIss welch Bsrss Union isandCi asf ys;.r.
Brig y 9 Clark Farnsworth. Elzsoethport-Wsl'n car
Brig Maid, Leighton gsnsGr.M.s;sr: ,no
sc sr DI Kn:es. Sra stord Jacksanyue@Sss:sr
schr Esep. Stacy. Chs,leston-o ps.scn ,, on.
scRr Ella, Packard, Psadeipsls:-Iss Hand ,,,..,.,,
s ssr G 6sss s
s ssns sss sis.f pismS.S Aes P1isaspS
ARRIVED.
steamship Isabel Rollins Ghssleascn 81 hours In ballast
Bs M'sy @ IL 3 81 oD % e
Brig snibs.s B,l johnson, ct John. Nh. days. with
schr Island Belle % SroSlhavsDh overon. St Bsr June
scSr avi.n tr ousssSss, HilasOrO NIB, IS days. with
echr Daniel Norris hoover, Wilmington. Del, days.
6shP Saunters WyAsp Nschiasport days
schr New York Packet, sancrosI xsshias, 9 days.
Bchr Paran. CLARK, Mach,as, days
schr 3 Rita, EcCarty, hockSnd, days
Echr Rio Baker, Boston, 3 days
Schr Ellen Loulsa, Thompson New haven.
Steamer Planet. Lopez. Phnadel3hia.
Steamer Tacony, Wilson, PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Boston senew. Philadelphia
Steamer Weschester. Clsrk. Providence
sAIIEn
Steamships Syren ORR Bermu1s Rotnote, Norfolk, &C
ships Kitty simpson, M@bourpe Lebanon Liverpoo Tsar
Union lsapd Lzrk LoUlka Khan Glasgow; Exac, savsn
FISH, and others.
TIE hp Cons&nns 70. Liverpool has anchored at the
" Spit
Wind during The day ssE.
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MISCELLANEOUS

CwAN co.'s LOTTERY eOMMIs TONER'S ENDORSED
- by the Mayer aud Postmaster OF Augusta, and
United States Senator Of Georgia
CARD
COMMISSIONERS, IRON MAYOR
AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA RICHMOND County, GEORGIA.
This Is certify supernterted the drawings
spa-ts Academy Lottery, gAmue Swan 20 mana
gers Augusta Georgia. fcm the eommencement Of its
drawings still continue N superptend the Each
drawing solely ard exclusively under Control ana
the public that The managers Of sonor
responsibility end fair dealing and everything contested
with the enttve business carried with the mos. crupu
lous and exact Integrity.
kE9S X PV =. AssxspEs. }connaiss.onsnL
ArGrsrA, Ca, June !, 1873
Augusta, Ga, june ,, 1853
From long perropal acquaintance with Leon p DnSs and
Yrecertc BARBER peSSure in certifying hst
they Of the hshest integrity and prcry and 10 hs
and WORTH citisena Hon. CONLBY.
Mayor Of the cfsv o. kug1aa-
JAMES ~ RMYTHE Req,
Possmnss.r Of TIE cv Of Aurnsts-
Hon. JCHNP KING,
Formerly ur..cd sta:es Senator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-17

RicH-As sales mbFacsd about 500 coo Casks al &c.
SKA Sxc for common 70 good and prime qualities
SusARs- the markes was arm and a5ve, with sales Of
tesween SEQ and 1000 Lids, including 100 Porto Rico
museovados, chiefly within NE rasgs q $40 ehc,
AID 3I2 hhds molado q 4c with 800 boxes brown Hsva
q $40.
TAuow.-Cty resdersd was quist u Iokc.
wHlsKKYSales Of about 400 bbls. were made q. 23s
23kc.
ing the week ending the 18th ct New Bedfrd-l0 900
lbs Northwest ana 200 lbs. South Sea include the
transactions Of the week.
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cansdisn Gar va: IL rsir d.m.aa. sDa alta
traces scarse and crnaor ssies or GO 10 700
obS. were reported a. our figures. s1u!sern
Of about 1900 bbls., rar, 70 arrive within tie
range OF cur qlo'atoDs. Re -four AMI neal we're
vrcsansed. Nnea.-rriuo gates were scarce AID
enhrsced about 10000 5000 bushels, 70 arrive
including ussousd ~bse Southern OIL; Irdlani winter
red az u Goa os common Michigan club ut Ole. 40
bushels Ct prime white Georgia a, o. 20 Chicago
spring, Of prime qualify, vss a. ssc sac sni oornn
Sb.e a: 81 90 81 Co.. a. low S,m'y Ia xss
TIE sales were oornneit1 about 10 COO % 90 bushels
itoudng prime s'uihsrn yellow Al SOC, nr,d Western
Rye inactive al Gee CSC. Barley was duI and
prices nominal al e0c csc. O4.s vsre steady, with
small salss 81 i5c. acc. ios safe aud Western.
Cof1E-rhe msrke, quiet, ard sales ooranei 70 n
snsi let Of Ro 10 &c and go bags Lssuayrs .,
,ss sss. emsrsc.o peseb 5soo a1i MA Ss And
olue ooo 70 irsnsu, cosiag stu a. s5or. D,ls for
mitdrs vplSnds.
rates q cotton for liverpool, with engagements cf ssol
1900 bales, mostly compressed. ~ NJ; Afterwards
slet "a .as denaraes Eosassnsuti o. other ara,
10 bags at ca. for aJ1r 1s 60 refused; 200 boxes
bsccn and eeht css whales foot at 2os ADD 40 erces
beef at g. ca Ra.es 70 Ioaf0o and n Ciss-. ,- =,
ohstged While tcers ra nothing nes 10 the Clrtaest
rKyr o. 800 bcxes layer ra.iss were rpsds Al,
o. eoat2 o4s; bunch rs1gsi at o. ss9l3s. public
,as e. 80 soo boxes % layer, vss male At2 60
HiT.-Th' sAes embraced s6,ut eco 1900 bales At
acc. a50c
Hors we're tsssdy at &c a6s for oomnoc TO good All
% &C q &c. for good - PRIME.
BoNtYsaes q Is ssrcss we're made al $40. 10 bad,
for export
Ian vas IN limited demAr6-A sale Of 20 toes spsaish
vas reported Al 81 o., n0Etbs, without Interest
Notsss5x = Toe market srm with sales Of 40 hhds.
Cuba mrsccvs5c al 3oc 100 90 27c a sc.
NAVAL sroREs Sales Of 40 bbis spirits ,u-pen.ne
were made stsso Common ror'u vas "a Hsh, supply,
we've rsrsrssi Of $50 psr sio bsis. deivsrei ron
lsrd Tar -ss N god dsnfoi, s1d free saiei Of VII
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CITY COMMERCIAL. REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, June lo-6 p. NJ.
AsEEs-rhe faies embraced about 90 bbls. POS and
abou; 80 DO pesrisat &C
BRkDurrFs-floUr--The msrket iran opened nrm,
and further Advance OF about &C. Toe realized Tue
nrnnets OF holsters hosCver caused tie
smely 81 Quotations The chef cont Buad 20
be OF specu lsye character. While the demand for sx
port restricted The sales The spo, ard to arrive
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HNFFE WI INNFEs
F.rstqualty am,s are 70 seive demand al fro % "
- head but fer ether qualities and for sheep
mDdIvas very moderate ard prices rs1ged from o.
o. The best sheep fod q, The ssr price, which The
general selling plice Tor lambs Tue receipts we're
abcu. 400 bead heavier inap last wosx but thought
the pens would be sm7,ie1 b. night early on T5rrs
day morning u vii 20 mbered that me tales o.
sheep and lamts are about ss numerous, nearly 20
My ara every o,ter Gay IN tie week an they are OF
Wednesday The total receipts at al the yards for the
week were a. follows
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YACHTING.

VACHT LUCKY FOR sALE-E2 FEET LONG; DRAWS
two feet 81 water; large cabin al IN drst orier
OF sail boats and second hard from IS 70
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cows AND CALVES

The market was vel supplied with OF all sai
fl.s The demacd ccEg.nues Cny moderate for eveu tue
very beet osrisss, which sell cccsso5ay $50 70 SIS
per head the general selling prise, however ron ESQ
70 $40 There nos aud then arrives very primo COW,
eiyng from Cshteen % tse1y quarts or milk per dsy
which brings ESQ 10 800, according 20 her ago
The total receipts Al all the yards FOR tao week
folOws;-
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ments IN RssI Estats.

Movements IN Hssi Estats.
b. A. u. Muller.
ia on 25ih a. near % syeDue sbxoe. 200
lot on Tth ST., near avenue c. 35xe7.....,... $40
lo corner Of Htb ct and let avenue, 24rl00.. $500
~ r. n Ludlos q Co
lots on 66th at 10th avenue, each 25v100 1870
House snd lot on 2sth 81 Tth avenue 1sx9s $3.50
House Asd lot SO Washington street 1900
BY A. Bescker, Son Co.
sOUrH.EfD, sTtIIy ISLAND.
parcel sise 3e2 r. 10 inch by s2o n inch ss75
ByA. e Bleecker, Son 6Co
po,ses ard oi north eide u 15tb st 600 n wesvof
sh eFenaes''. .sss",s$eSsN
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Tbs receipts c,r'rusi teavr. tut ne censns beng
very moderate prices have decline 70 axe for prime
ard &c 10 ihc. for oiher qualities There were csly
800 bead sale al AeTtons ytrJ In Forty fourth
The balance % the receips hsvi1- been sot xes'srn
yards over BY The North river whsrs there we're 500
fesi oferef-makre sio'I fo- the week Of 27i6 head
MAI N vn,rr beer dsnoscf OF ~ toe sSJve r,rs
The receipts at TIE rests- ysrit we're by he Erie Pal
read mainly, few oaly having came BY TIE nortaera
routes.
thirty seventh street, icrho week eoirg me I6 1853
By Ere Rs,rosd ....e,,1s Albany propsIsrs 80. sos
10 VIA D@rgen...... ~
Camden and Anb1y... loo rosi 900
FrcArfTvr arrow.
IT. fetal receipts q All ftHcs " al the yards for ne
week lsst week is of January and corresponding
ncrly4 laet voar we're AZ f,iloras
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AIlet9nls. Hlcigrtna't cAen1rIia,a oBri,r,f


The receipts continued pie szd the demand moderate
a. from &c 10 &C and occasional sAles II 6c The qa.
~ o. tns offerings This very fair tbs average
and large number ehspzei hands AZ &C. We noticed
DO. comparatively few really poor veals al say Of the
yards.
he ,o.l receipts At AL the yards for the week wsre o.
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''77's7-77-.-.s7777777''7'7'1''7'7--1777s-7-s7'-
NEWSpArEul&.

TUDGE CULVER -eFE rHr BROOKLYN DAILY
Times Of this afternoon June ~ for reprint ~ the srtce
Judge Culvers For sale ~ he ferries aud ~ he
Office Of the paper IL and IA sou Seventh street Prise
cent.
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POLITICAL

A TTFET1OH-DENOORATTC "RxguLARsn GENE
"A raj Comuiiiee viii meet this CrursdAsy) evening a.
ESQ. @. GENET. Chairman.
SYLVESTER r. NOLAN secre'hlcs.
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THE MILITARY.

T lindsey BLUES GEDnpvNpvNr roRps) ARvoRY
IL al Brcadwsy-rcw York June ", lsls-1hs mem.
bers OF this command be-eby nodned assemble for
drill In fatigue crtz this Thus lay evening At ocosK
precisely. BY order. riIOM tS PRICE, Com liant.
Jons n wrLsKy. Orderly sergs.al
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a LADIES, DAIRY oF TIE ssIGs or LUCKNOW =
snrh tale of real heroisn and chrssn forufe has
been tod w man woman in our tines ~ ihe london
So ~ ssepes. feelings the heart peeded
en- mt such TIC power q simrl-iy that few
H,sensem asys1u her broken narrative blo,,sd With
Inc rasefv stands forth terrible, the hsrois
ncs ma any military chronicle ebizouei vfih
Hose eric epigrsms that tell % victory This work win be
wsv. price 30 cent?
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BEcE1rTs BY rEw Y0AH AND RRIE HArLEoAD.
The following s tie report Of i've stock brought over
this road destined FOR New York. for the week ending This
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ALTxArDntA, Jans it-Arr shl1 Ellen Hooi, KusY,
h.sa ssirs x'rI Emily nlsusssra so.op France. B,
Albany, Jure l5-Cd sioo2 Despst,h sAmmis, Oyster
-SH1zos SANTIAGO Junet-IIn por, sssr, Esx u.lshs
q water 70 cross tie bar Barriet Lewis asur srs ava es
sco, INC OUTSIDE VI. bar scbr Hca5rft smith from Nor
leans arr hsJ she would be compelled 70 hghtn cargo 10
BosTor, june rs-AEr ship Zone Wells. Noresns; banks
Acora Africa trigs Enocb benrsr s,odssrd Any CAY
ooier fesd Johus1n, NOresns; Cheonsr, Thompson,
9 ssncs ' s f5 so cs. ara SS.s,s ~.
EnIsb, ipor. Al Qlarghtse stip Sea King Balser frsn
hysroo r'shs Tor ss, Ell big ca siss Hor,ss's
posne. lore, s.ii sivood ilsood and cSis
Of tle Gay, steamer Essiern STATE.
Iei-sII "a TED shp Calender, Pasen. Sorlesps; tria
yrsy, New yorf; Joseph Whitney, Bo~,s Boston; .chrs
Tlyphria, Ncleson. Troy. Ga bes TSrss. l5rj. noa
gs.s 81 JOINS +, LlI, Nils Puiasn. Yves. indies u r
& pis a & lAS s Siren rTso DS H.w.s
o'n1 10 h1 I'm y,s soIps .sp ssx.r rren,,s ks
n1p Ho~ars FeT.nd; bsls s lrassilsr & Rasdie Ro
BSEsoR JSas "a CID BARR Churchill. Treat, osrds.
crARLTe7ov June 12-cli bark Hesper Perkins liver.
pools brig John freeman LonE Boston, achs John ercs
ieh-Ar Al Quusptne brig klza. Ioset- Msanzss "a
hnk Avoa kepdrck BOston brig JnoEreemsn i,ring 20.
~ ySne Myc 1 s sSs AZ p'cS "a 81 ssSrs
hr,-on Ticorsb View Work. 81 Two Bro'sers C,rl9w 90;
s yi rsess ana .s sbes ryors sh yus Msr,hs
Baltimore; h ~ Stephen Meoregor, Nforh Gan
DsHvIHs, June l1-Arr schrs Crisis, fhhsneipn~' "'
nrinroT, June ii-Irr .ehr sndromede Rowland. Aer-
E.tr rkCHIAs, suBs Ii-sid chr f~ss, o'arf New
cfE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-09

FREE MAsoNRY.-The New Orleans Bullet.
in remarks concerning the Masonic Fraterni-
ty Of the United States:
Here is a body Of men, composed of all
classes and professions, entertaining every
kind Of opinions upon religion and politics,
and existing in every State of the Union, who
come together and exhibit among themselves
the utmost harmony Of feeling aud action
No word Of opprobrium escapes from the lips
Of any one to insult and wound the feelings
Of another, No fierce anathema Of sections
is heard. No extravaganza is indulged in.-
Everything is dOnc dccently and in ORDER
Everything is quiet gcntlcmanly, respectful,
dignifed. Tho bitterest political enemies
meet face to face, and you shall never know
by their actions or words that they do not be-.
long to tho same party Religionists the most
opposite embrace each other in the arms OF
an exalted charity. Fanaticism finds no en-
trance into the society Of the Brotherhood
Not wave Of discord disturbs tho waters of
the inner temple, no plunge into the abyss Of
atheism. rant nor lawlesSness, there shocks
tho moral sense. No revolutionary hydra
comes up from beneath to break up the foun-
dAtiOn Of order and send the tornado over the
fair face Of society"
II then asks why it is the Christian chur.
ches do not profit by the example afforded
them by this philanthrOpic fraternity. It says:
"But what Is the secret Of their unanimity,
Of their harmony, Of their brotherly love, Of
the conservative front which, without trem-
OF, they maintain, amid the general commo.
ton, hatred and fanaticism existing around
thCmI II is found, it strikes US in one word
FEDERATION
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-09
Mormon Love Song,

Say, Susan, wilt thou come with me
In sweet community to liver
or heart, aud hand, and home TO thee
A sixteenth part III freely give.
OF all the love that swells my breast.
Of all the honor Of my name,
OF worldly wealth by ME possessed,
A sixteenth portion thou shalt claiw.
Nav, tell me not too many share
The blessings that offer thee!
/ ThOu'l find but fifteen others there,
A household happy, gay and free.
A mOdente household may say;
Ny neighbor has rs many more,
And BFOther Brigham DER the way
Luxuriates in fOrty-four.
promise thee n life Of case,
Aud for thyself I'll let thee choose
Such duties as thy fancy please;
Say, Susan, canst thou still refusei
SOphrOnia cooks and sweeps the floors,
Aud HepIibah makes up the beds,
JemimA answers all the doors,
And Prudence combs the children's heads.
The household dutiea all dcvolve Z.
On each according tn her lot;
But from such lab0rs I'll absOlve
My Susan, II she likes them not.
Into thy hands such tasks as take
A dignity, will cOnsign;
Ill let thee black my boots, or make
The sock and shirt department thine.
I'll give thee whatsOc'er thou wilt
So it be but u sixteenth part;
'TwOuld be the deepest depth Of guilt
To slight the rest who share my heart.
Then wilt thou not thy fraction yield
To make up my domestic bliss!
Say yes-and let our joy be sealed
With just the sixteenth Of kiss.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-09

George Of CappadOcis, born at Epiphapia,
in Cincilica, was low parasite, who got . II.
crative contract to supply the army with hA.
con. A rogue and informer, be got viCh and
had to run from justice. Hesaved his money,
embraced Arianism, collected library, and
got promoted by faction to the Epsseopal
throne Of Alexandra. When julien eans. "A.
D. 86l, George was thrown into prison ths
prison was burst open BY the mob. and GstRo
was lynehed, as he deserved. And thi3 bf6.
cious knave became in good tina g. Qeereo
Of England, patron Of chivalryS suIbIsm ofsfB.
tory, and the pride Of the beet blcod afsthn
modern world. Strange that the 80 iEnth
speaking Briton should derive fpom an tnpas.
ter. Strange that the New Word h4to
no better luck; that bFpad AmeFt9s ~
the name Of thief Amsligo vsses i
pickle dealer at Seville who went onk ~
. subaltern with Hejeda, and Rhosa hlsk1ri
naval rank was b0AtsWalnA mate n -
ton that never sailed, managed g. ~ Sp
world to supplAnt CotumbusS IA
tho world with his own dIEkS
nobody can throw sttsstsGaa n
badly of in our foundsss tanA Aths
dealer is sp OfEsst to ths hpcaa
y, .'"'s's'"> ',1 'or5as ii;g 4 ID j y
.tt-cy11 ~ "a IL s,.sk 3
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-09
CONTENTlGENT.


Little I ask; my wants are few;
! only wish hut Of stone,
"A Gerry plain brown stone will dO,)
That may cell my own;
And close at hand 10 such one,
In yonder street that fronts the sun.
Plain food is quite enough for me;
Three courses are 40 good as ten;
II Nature can subsist on three,
Thank Heaven for three. Ameni
! always thought cold victuals nice;
Ny choice would be vanilla-ice.
care not much for gold or land;
Give me mortgage here and there
Some good bank st0ck-sOme note Of hand,
or trifing railroad share;
only ask that Fortune send
A inLe more than can spend.
Honors are silly toys, know,
And titles are but empty names;
l would, Pe|hdy's be PlcnipO-
But only near st. james;
IN very sure should not care
To I'LL our Gubernator's chair.
Jewels are baublcs; It's a sin
To care for such unfruitfu things;
One good sized diamond in pin
Some, not ~ large, in rings
ruby, and pearl, or so,
Will do for me; laugh al show.
My dame should dress in cheap attire;
Good, heavy silks are never dear; y
own perhaps | might desire
Some shawls Of true Cashmere,
Some marrowy grapes Of China silk,
Like wrinkled skins ON scalded milk.
would not have the horse Idrive
So fast that folks would stop and stare;
An easy gatc-.twO, forty-Rvc-
Suits me do not care
Perhaps, for just Singe HErf,
Some seconds less would do no hurt.
OF pictures, should like To own
Titians and Raphaels three or four
love So Tauch their style and tone
One Turner, and no more,
landscape-foreground golden dirt;
The sunshine painted with squirt.)
OF books but few-some fifty score
For daily use, and bound for wear;
The rest upon an upper floor;
Some lttie LHrUry there
OF red'moroccO's gIlded CLEAN,
And velum rich as country cream.
Busts, canoes, gcms-such things as these
Which others often show for pride,
value for their power to please,
And selfish churls deride;
One SiradivarIus, I confess,
7tro Meerschaums, l would fain possess.
Wealths wasteful tricks will not learn,
Nor ape the glittering upstart fool;
Shall not carved tables serve my turn,
But al must be Of buhl!
Give grasping pOmp its double share,
j ask but one recumbent chair.
Thus humble let me live and die,
Nor long for Midas golden touch;
II Heaven more generous gifts deny,
shall not miss them much
Too grateful for the blessing lent
OF simple tastes and mind content!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-09
PLACERVBLLE AND COLOMA
Daily Stage Line!

HNONDEE, MONROE co. are running a DAILY Stagt
~ between racervIlle and COOma. They have placed
upon the road = and commOdious STAGE, with .
change Of Teams each day. by which they enabled
carry passengers from town 10 the other with speed
and safety.
~FARE ONLY TWO DOLLARS.
n Attention paid to the delivety OF packages, &C.
CONDEE, MONROE 4 co.
N. B-saEe leaves the Cary HoIpe for Coloma, four
o'clock, Nj and leaves the Sierra Nevada Hotel COOa,
for HAceFviIle, At I O'Clock, 4. H., ekeTy day.
PlaeeTvlIe, January, lS5S.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-09

A MONUMENT 10 TnE PILORIAs.-A monu.
ment is to be erected TO the Pilgrim Fathers
at Plymouth. Il win cost from $500, 900 to
e400, 900. i will 30 built Of granite, 1853
feet high, 80 feet ct the bass, with sitting fg-
ures from SS to 10 IOet high. II is to be com
pleted In twelve years from August, 1861
One On: Of the e1CSPs e :9; We 1npPOse win repre-
Quaker for wOrshiping the Lord with his hat
on. Another group should represent "Pil.
grim Fathers" shooting sn Indian for hOeing
corn on Sunday. Great country that "BoS.
ting" Well, It ID So much for owning the
"blarney stone Of New England. - Exchange.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-09

A Justice of the Peace seeing pArsOn on
very stately horse, riding between London
and Hampstead, said TO some gentlemen who
were with him" Do you see what beAuti-
fGl horse that proud parsOn has gOtH I'll
banter him little. Doctor" said he, "you
don't follow the example Of your Master, who
was content TO ride upon en- ass" Why, re-
ally sir" replied the parsOn, 1.-THE King has
made 90 many asses Justices that IN honest
clergyman can hardly fnd one TO ride II hs
had mind TO-"