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ITO all sho wo.lA ana ane rest Of
mAMk ktna.O
GNOW - Am sDss blievs themselves pre-
~ rared " demonstrate, BY any required te..,
that the SOAP made by them viii DO more wash
ing and hAs mure genera cleansing power than =,
otner .sFAMiLY SOAP" mxnuf Actured fn the
Wsst. spd only ask thoss who have not nssA IL 81
give il . trial.
eIAL rossIBLe namely, pure beef tAilow Aid sois,
and entirely vkKE ERos wnrtEG, crAr, and other
cheap substances with ~hish most "FAMIlY
S,iAFS" are Alled. These substances increase H.
weight and hsransss Of SOAR, but detrsct largely
trem it, cleansing qualities.
SNOW 6MIIl, not needing to make their
SOAP yellow to conceal dit con,aintd in 1t, leave
1t In it's white, pure syste
Yhey viii ss.. 1t by the boz, for cash, ct conts
per pound. 100 poxo. hAnd.
Factory at 2OS MAIN-STnEET,
maysdA~am Keokuk Iowa.
lmpa, v1sn.ns aAr "rdcr - she as~y.
N the maEufsrture II lfoots ind Shoes th 20 Il
! room for gr.st Iii provemtnt. Up TO this time
most, II not III shop. have insd. th IL wofG
by guess hst il ttis ksticr the cutt mus gu
BY ths sye AUD ~ oAlsris0cc, snd wythuut any
unyary nK cfsteri, y. thou ands vi dollars aF,
wasted annually BY thisskuess rule and cuat.na
ers al tie epay master, having what 10 spoiied n
we'll ~ what - Morn 10 pay tor.
tis tine lsoFk we're ..okinx to their interests
| in this particular.
Assli'. lusatnx scales arc pcrfaot gsur-
Antfc RkAinsf lnss from this source, and I am de
terminsi day custo SRA have the b~ne1, II a
ais sntAgc in their use, for proof Sbich In.
vits m exAW naii"n vt my st"ea III c.mpArlsn ol
thA, .f uthsra. Lhe s.vng ms ocA shall hs m.ds
| up in quality
.m wosk, my Ut E.s'ers auods Il ssp, rior
hang slw sys On hand tbs cheapest well as tht
| best varieties. .. a. Dlkk,
msyi4d 0S Maln-st,
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RAILRoAD:ssas1as v7ifa
CHANGE or TIME!
~ vU n -
CHANGED TINE

r " . , a lLY = = n -
To take effect on Mondsy, Jans 9th, 1859.
k,RQM and Altsr the ahovs date and until fur
e thsf notice, tWo pssen eef rfains viii leave
Packet Depot, Ksokat q follows:
First Train leaves Ksokuk daily (Ssn-
days sAc~ptedBsA m 900 \. \.
6eoaad TraiAE Leaves. Keokuk daily Ne
Sundays exoepted) ut 400 p. \.
First Train lavve Aontrose daily
tSundays excep,ed) IT SITS A. n.
Seeoa@ 1rsin lsAyss Aontross ,dsily
(Sundays exceptsd) 1t 900 r. \.
11AP1iN PLUMMER . CO., Lsssess.
b. ". DAVIS, 6spsrtAtsnAsak
J. r. TswKsDUnY Tieest Agent. Main-st.
Ths -aAovs rsad 10 now prepared to furnish
Cars for Pic Miss a0A pas uro psstiss On shost mo-
tics and on the most favoTahls terms. For f1r4Ase
information apply st thsap@cs in Packet Depot,
or to the Enpsrinten ndent N ysE @
June 8, ~ -dkw -
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KEeKUK, -InWA FRIDAY. July Is. 1859


sxo. q. Aup.ssss. AIxxA.u.x ...c..Y
tEsrAPLlsHED IN isAs.l
sa BANKING HoUsr OF @
70 ~ q. ANOE9sON co.
l Banking Basinsss. ] AlAxAaAsr Dasslay, lvlo NJ
a.:s. s.,.siss,, siiIs. ssadss.:a ssasr &. arm arm
0nO. @. ANDERSON q Co.
oas = aa .n' vIs. ~ nsn. ,.s.. ..i Ho'
aanoe of f19tOyuetrsaaoaasiteer endsd 70
.hsase. On ths A : of nsynsnt. frss of shsre..
TIsIi rsfsrsaes. q. asfornsrly 81 ssnior p.rs-
n.y,a.xcx,:
Win.i.. L..;., % n....ry
Edvsrd 4. Clsrk 4 a.. .PSiIsdsinhia.
ces mSsa1f vs,,.. sas.ia e: sssss1. ss., 49,.
Hartne RanI. .Chicasc. =
Hofman Oslpeks. .Chicaeo.
1seh..is:. Baal. Pi.sssisl;
KYnn2r1 TsSn. 6SakSre. aH
aiiot. : efstssrter :. nnsinnati.
ss.ss Sa3inEs ssttisasiop, s.. Leass.
49, Ssv'o. 4ANDAA0VA 'l1s
u.
~. rIos1soD. = D. =. H4II.Y.
-s wM. rHoMrsor 4 co.,
nAHK0RQ
A.
NeS. ., - i-Laz .- Iz.----- ~ aan rs
WTacTr. ~ aT1rrTuAN = 80
S~sse ssSSA AAs - s~~ss
< 81.
NsDcC01 10 >. = AonosA co.s)
Po.rth-str..3. h,t~..n n.i, "a roh..o,
'@~sA -
kB0kUk low a.
80 - 81 &. -
i io uIIKFNEW Ap4 OI AsG "A nni NA y.,n
seca Ls-,. Ec,er /. ~ h..-;,- 49,. TroL;..
0Iassee ~. Tr.vs ~. y. -
.41eS - ~. "a .s.e..s - Z. r. 0~a.A q n -,
s. pievssI 20 have ssil frsm c.s "a m. We
In tsna n L..p ean.t.nfiv cr h.rA .c.nrl.A~ .x.L
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A.atkMA AsAnl.k..
Wn G1vse~ss.. Bat. 0Atn Z 1oAn son.
1 lOkSk4, HUGE Is ana CARkIA0EsA
/ sf the best class always ready fsr
hire. .A0
Asrsss boarded by The aay or week, q prices tu
sait be fiass.
Trsn&saf rusteaers acconmodat~a.
decld V.VANORSDAL.
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TMn0eFAs I'll.
rISHREF hundred gals. tish Oil, Bank and shors
/ for sale i.w -
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the uoiden RAxis and Mortar,
uyll g ~ n .in .st.
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1859. SElSCN ARRANGEMENT. 1859.
-- STy koUla. ST. PAUL -
/ sTILLWATER.
n RTHERN LINE PACKETS.
vISHE following swift and superior steamers win
i c,mpore this lire for the present season:
CANADA, Capt. WARD.
MINNESOTA DRLLE, Capt. HUI
DENMARK, Capt. 3aAY.
HENRY CLAY, ,Csps SrEvxxson.
PEMBINsW Capt. GsIs1IrH.
METRiPOL TAN, CaIt. RnoDEs.
WM. L. ewing, Capt. GRErNE.
NOKTHEkNhx, Capt. ALFoRp.
They will leave Keokuk, for ST. Psul, on Tuse-
day, W Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings and
for ST. Louir On Tuesday, Thursdsy, Friday and
sunday mornings.
This Tin. has been Ia successful operation for
the past year, ana for regularity ort and per
feet reliability has not been surpa s~d by any or
ganixation the Western kivers end hope 70
merit coD,inahce Of the liberal patronage which
has teen her~tofvre bestowed upon them.
For freight or passage apply to
BROWN, AuSliN CO., Agents,
Levee, keokuk.
WARDEN AsHALER, Gen I Agts., ST. Louis.
Eeb36d
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w b hol . 4 = q Ger.
No. Ill Main fOKUK.
elsHE undersighsd, expecting 70 0e absent froui
1 Keos uk sbout six month";, has appointed w
n. btannus his agent aud attorney TO attend 70 his
business. -
A good supply Of GHk0C ESe les and p q.
vINlONA will b kepts ssastahuy On hard, q
cheap ~ ever. ssfa VIM. 6IAhAuS.s
Feb. 1S ,So-d3m Nt #8. s#.
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OMNlRUS NOTICE.

vIsHE OMNIBUS will call Tor passengers--rain
J oT shine sdny or nisLt-.u any part VI The city.
All ordSs1 Ieft Ii J. X. 1ewksbury, IT the Rail
road aAd steAaboss Ofkce, opposite the Billings
House, will receive prampt NJ ention. Leave your
ara--s -. r.;;-.: I'D -. cs. &C.. g
sufel hat sou, i'll b, called for. Ordinary Rsg-
gag free. Tickets fb cents.
r. h.--liavihg tue lsrges, spring wagon In the
city, Am ahu prepared to move Pianos and Fur,
nltara in he shuxt.st notice.
feb3Id6m vs.. WINS, Agent
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DirecI lnRortauion
Direct lnR talIOn
H A r DWAR Il An D u T L E RY
8. w. 4 II. TUCKER,

.. w. & 4 OA0A60s
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
l have in stors, and are receiving their supplies
fort spring trads direct from tho asksra which
they Oder to cssA sad prompt timebayers on fa-
vorsbie terms. Thsssosk being unususlly lArgs
they confidently solicit an examinations Of the
same. swan. TUCKER,
Nay A-dAv Sign If ksd Paddock.
\ iah"s' Picks, Shoseis xc., tor sale BY
1vA mhcl6d W. II. luChEt.
4 yRIfrIN' Horse NalI~-a good stock Of al
~ sizes Tor sale BY 5. W. Il. TUCKER.
mchisd
4 MES SHOVELS.- large stock Of AIMEE
a.yla aw.AH H. TUCKER.
LllI4E srONEo.-soy.he stones, Of di1srsI,
maybe s. " H. TUCKER
xoirha nIFLEs.-v1rious qualities Of Scythe
a.yis sx.1 i. TUCKER.
NtCKLES.-A good Article oI cisklet far sale b,
, lnaylsl s.w. ! II. TUCKER.
LsHNCk NAILb,
I Fine Sd do
Anos.lsd g 70 slinoh-. superior article
ss.s,.Sias s..sI g g
Together with general assortment Of other nails
- $50 ~SSAaAvus eAVp JUst EUCoAScu toAc
low by 8. W. / u. TUCKER,
maySd&w
MORN Garden, 6rubbing and other HOES;
~ Spades, Shcvels, Maj tocks and Picks;
ScytAss. 6naths, and Grain Grades;
Cow bells, Rake and Corn P1antsrs;
Ok, Trace and Halter ChAins;
Cuttlng 8 Boxes, Hay anu Straw Knives
Hay, Htrsw ard Manure Forks;
And large stock Of assorted II hardware and Cut
lcry on hand and for sale low by
maysdAw g. W. 4 n. TUCKER.
I NnIND5rOk ks;-Th. Bsnss ii RI ndstoL.s, of "
~ rious siIes for sale hy s4
6.W. H. TUCKER,
(6ign of the Rcd Paddock,
MaylOdAw Cor of MAiH u sts.
N. W.. ~ ENTCOTT.
WHOLESALE 1TD Retail DEALER In
BOOKS, STAIIONEEY,
paper H~Dg.nSs, MIndoE shM4cs &c
n LSU, ehsct Music; Musical Itstructors for
"A the Piano, 0ui,ar, Accordion. vioiir, Flute.
Fife 30. No. ~ Aain-st., Kenkuk, Iowa.
The highes market price raid for Rags.
mchi6d
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At MARCUS. nn Secnnd.Slreet,
- is the onls place that you can get good Gain
twist Rifles, and Colts kevolvers at SIS piece.
rschs0dly
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spring ana summer Goods.

NE are now recsivlnx and opening nev and
~ splendid stock of Clothing snd ents' Fur
nishiAg t'oods winch sGsr 10 - n very low for
cash. Our goodA are lected with great care and
With view 10 ,he hard tines therefore We Offer
them IT v-ry email profits, keeping 10 view the old
motto Of Qa,ek sAles and small prohts. N We
ask il that customers will call and examine fore
purchasing elsewhere; charge nothing fos sh, v.
ing good.. Remember the place, East side Of Sd
st., between Main and johnson.
IN. hlyd gsa s. P0LInCK h co.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-21

knowledge gives station and commands re.
spect. However poor . man may be, should
he display any endeaVoM after aeltimprOve.
ment, he gains position In the eetecm Of those
who know him, aud Ands that his power Of
being useful IN the world is greatly Increased.
To be respected for knowledge and good con.
duct 10 hr more gratifying than 10 30 looked
up to ~ the owner Of title. A workman Of
such . character secures the confidence and
appreciation Of his employers, and has the 90.
portunity Of henC6ting his iUllOw .lahOrsrs BY
example,
Some true heart has given expression Of ID
generous nature Ia the tOllOwins beautiful, no
6lO sentiment.
Never desert friend when enemies Rathc,
round him when Sickness AIla on The keaPt
when the world ls dark and cherries 8 Is,
time to try friend They wko engn 6iom a.
scene Of distress AseFay Their Aypoc.sy, Ant
prove that interssk only move ikam. Ii Vol
have friend who lOves you aud Slndlss YOU
interest and happlnesRt Be sure 70 saseaiN Nm
In adversely. let him fesl tl.aa hh orme
kindness Is appreciated, end 0lht hla love 1
not thrown away. Real adellky may be rar1
but Il exists In the heart Who has moi seaI
and tSlt its pOweri They deny ita wOrtA ~
mover loved friend or labcrCd 10 make
friend happy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-21


The RosE.-Frum lmsImmemorial. the rose
seems to have been the especial floral lavorits
with oil eastern nations. Indeed, 10 such an
extent did the ancients carry their passiOn for
the rose, that no triumphal car or column was
considered completely dscked without k-no
bridal, no funeral, no christening, no public
ceremony was conducted, at which the rose did
not appear most conspicuous IL the proeOse
array Of flowers. Al peFol IL ChaIss, paFia. one
may zoe Of Sabbath morning, IA lbslng and
summer, hundreds Of mourning relatives scat.
tcring ifesh.plucked rusca upon the green
graves Of their dead kindred, IN aIl The ss6cefi.
ty of affection. II Asia Nlnor, the rose %
coupled with the Nightingale 10 nearly I'll ths
older works Of painting and sculpture thus
nssociAting the bird Of melody with the blush
ing empress Of flowers. in PeFsia, where the
rose Is held In such supreme estimation above
the whole floral world besides, no occasion ID
deemed complete without the adorning pres.
cnce OF the rose. The carly Romans were In
the habit Of purchasing roses, In vast quaint.
ties and at enormous expense, to make wreaths
on public and private occasions; and some oI
tho more edrminate and luxurious were even
accustomed to sleep on Q bed Of rose.leaves
In Portugal, Spain, and several Of the southeru
departments Of France, the rose 10 the iavorits
flower at marriages and funerals, and the pre-
scntation Of q rose 70 an almost universal ex
prCssiOn Of love.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-21


AWKWARD WITNESa-Sergean Cookie, who
was rough, clustering fellow, once got from
a witness moro than no gave. In trial Of q
right Of fishery, he asked the witness
DoSt thou love fiShI"
"Ay," responded the witness, with a grin,
"but donna like cookie sauce with IT,"
The roar Of laughter which echoed through
tho court rather disturbed the learned Scr.
gcant
There is an anCcdotc something similar 70.
lated Of Sergeant Davy. great lawyer of the
last age. A gentlcman once appeared In the
Court Of Kings Bench, to give bail In the
sum Of $4,000. Sergeant Davy, wanting 70
display his wit, said to him sternly:
"And pray, sir, how do you make out that
you are worth &S,000"
The gentleman stated tho particulars Of his
property up to E2,y40.
"Thats all very good" said the Sergeant,
but you want sixty pounds more to be worth
tho &S, ,O0O"
=" For that sun" replied the gentleman, Ia
no way disconnected, II have note Of hand
Of ono Sergeant Davy, and hope he will have
tho honesty to settle IT,
The laughter that this reply excited extend.
ed even to tho bench; the Sergeant looked
abashcd, and Lord Mansfield observed, in his
usual urbane tone:
"Wcll. brother Davy, think wC may &C.
ccpt the BAIL"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-21

WONAN's LOvE-lt is owing to tho superi.
ority Of the instructive faculties In woman
that love commences moro promptly in-hOr
than In man. In the life OF the latter, Il Is
said to be only an CpiSode--in her the whole
mortal term; and whyl When young she
t0ndles her doll, at maturity attaches herself
to her husband and children, in old age, when
she can no longer hope to please man BY her
beauty, devotcs herself to God, and heals one
love by another, without ever being entirely
cured Of It. From this Il will be seen that
women arc gifted with the natural power and
necessity for studying man and becoming &C.
9uaintcd with the details Of his character
But In pursuit Of this iniormatiCn, she should
not forget what relates to herself In copIunc.
tion with man. Having acquired and treasur.
cd up what she has instinctively collected con.
cerning him, she ought then to examine her.
self, So rs to be able to conform herself to his
disposition, even to the extent Of excusing his
CcccnlFicitics.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-21

We heard that prince Of story .tsllers, Ton
Galloway, get of the following, amidst BURST
Of laughter, the other night SquarinR him
self and stretching out his legA he began:
"There was once little, Elim.buIlt fellow
by tho name Of Gardner, rich az . Jew, anC
independent as the devil, riding along high
way In the State Of Georgia, when he over
took man driving drove Of hogs by tn,
help ofa big, raw bOned, six.fcet.two specimen
Of humanity. Stopping the last named indi,
vidual, he Nccosted him:
IL way, are these your hogsi"
No, SIR, TN to work by the MONTH"
What pay might you be getting, fricnde'
"Tcn dollars month, and whisky thrown
in," was the reply.
swell look here, I'm weak little inoiTen
sivc man, aud people arc apt to impose upor
me, d'you see Now I'll give you twenty five
dollars month to ride long with me and pro
tect me-" was Mr.. Gardners reply. "But,
he added rs thought struck him, "how NIGH
you be on the fight s"~
Never been licked in my lifel" rcjoincd
the six.f0otcr.
Just the man l want Is'ta bargain p
qucried Gardner.
Six-fOoter ruminatcd. Twenty Ave dollars
double wagOs-Uothing to do but ride around
and smash q fellows mug occasionally, when
he's sassy. Six.footcr accepted.
They rode along till just Of night they reach.
cd village. DisnouSting at Tho door. they
went in. Gardner Immediately singled out
the biggest man in the room, and picked a
fuss with him. After considerable promiscu.
Gus jAwing, Gardner turned to his fighting
friend and intimatrd that the licking Of thai
hN = saA
peeled, wcntin, and came out first best.
The next night, at another hotel, the same
scene was re-cnactcd; Gardner getting into q
row with tho biggest man In the place, and
six.footer doing the fighting.
AT last on the third day, they came to fer.
~, kept by huge double-flsted man who had
never been licked Ia his life. Whilst crossing
the river, Gardner, Is usual, began to find
fault and blow" The fsrryman naturally
got mad, threw things around kind O. loose,
and told them his opinion ofthsir kind. Gard
ner then turned to his friend " from the shONl.
der, "and gently brokO the intelligence to him,
"that he was sorry. but that It WAS absolute
" necessary to thrash that ferrymNn." Six.
iootcr nodded his head, but said nothing. Ii
was plainly to be seen, however, that he did
not relish the job, by the way he shrugged
his shoulders, but there was no help for It. So
when they reached the shore, both stripped,
and At |; they went. Up aud down the bank,
over tho sand, into tho water they fought,
scratched, gougcd, BIT and rolled, till at the
end Of an hour the :errymGn caved. Six.foot.
e: was triumphant, but Il had boen tough
work. Going up to his employer, no scratch.
cd his head for moment, and then broke
forth
Look here. Mr.. Gardner, your salary sets
mighty we'll, -l'm--of the opinion-that
you are inetiAed to b sGGrTstsOms. Here
I've only been with you three days, and I've
licked the three biggest men Ia the county
l think this frm had better dissolve, for you
see, Mr.. Gardner, I'm afraid you're inclined
to 6e quarrelsomc, and | reckon Ill draw ~
ZtA0M0 GORette.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-21

FOOsT TAouonTE--w wrIttsn ~ issia 90 20
state, on = ioggy day. hy 20 0la p ss..Sg =.
dinner witho6t he pltl15 IS1 .eR 49, = lIllee
clown without paint Mind Gois 8 g
not . wcodsn tap thpt ygNS en- + II -,
round ~ you WIN By wklnriif e -
should not blame- he eoals kss1s,iSS - -,
ncy sH,oksA Happy kEa in MI E ei1fSni
with good dinner ghat he 10 nal4 's Y
self Httle man u 3 q ) ~ n -
3 most dangerous thing. Lt b Czt3 3 Nov
ntue we !eei ne pnvOen4 ~ p1e - E6 NG01l.
put the candle eat r. = -
proud 6scAps5 l6 a - l1s1I11. r. S = ~
disgFaced stontd & ~. q q. -.
morrow. 1f6dkI1 ~
we are xltitpd " ik4 ~ & & ~
laugh g them Is te68 ss ~ s. VI
headache is the hltHdhd 81 f|t
pleasure. EHMeA F'q' 'R''li'a g s'5s'I'7
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-21

A SnuansN
iIisw S1s". z z -.
for The FqFIf 80
word ~ TIVE teaesheg. O.
husbands and wivpi c.
Tushos to his eieag end Ia.9e1
hour 81 70 @ysslE lt esu2
and saves NE an iniinity Is kl5S Il
be las snoEsa Il, csm ne1a
crestatp h QuIls MIX, ati
eoms ~ ena asanallT ~ ~ -, ~ ~
f9aing lhal ! ahpllA e1'
;,..s s.ssrH:T:; '%s~s / s9e ~
that W NJ saYine ~ - -.
ing. Aittf als s ve.ISf q -
o6snslsS q seIlsz N o1,I'S ! ~ z''7 =
me, only 70 thlnA what b 81 b 3 s e
be without their nithy l6 sstl ~ 81
DO no going near the1h, { dsei1stl s = N
" said and done, ny d.. ~
word IoI y b vety &c 61ls ss'eelSa
many bee tsmP6Fs aSaT bsSSsgSS5 iY .
sweet one" ..a - essseis .snbsqF;.rr
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-21

WHEN DRAIa CoAEs s-Death comes atmorn
when the sun is just rising IN the EASt-al
noon when ita rays are most reeplendent-at
eve when Il gradually sinks beneath the hOri
xon-at midnight when L q entirely hidden
from View Il comes to the babe just commen.
cling 10 pEattls-it comes to the mau Ia middle
age. when the connecting links binding us "a
life are most strOna-ie comes 70 the aRsd man
With trembling limbs and faded syesixht, led
along BY others-n comes to the poor, slrUg.
Cling to obtain meagre sustenance-il comes
10 man in comfortable circumstances, hv
whom lie b beSt esioyed--it comes 10 thS
wealthy rolling 10 afiiuencs and ease-it come,
to the IDIOT. laughing at his own f6lly-it eOmes
to the man Of just seasa enough to pass thrO
ktA easiy-it comes 10 the educated III come.
to the iN6dsl disowning Aig MaksrS<it COmc.
to the Christian. who Iooks upon Il only a. .
passage 10 happier land
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-21

"Now, George. you must divide the cake
honorably with your brother ChaEles>S "WAat
Is honorable. mother p at means that you
must give him the largest pieca." "Tksn,
mother, I'd rather Charles should divide L."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-21

Nan q lRas : anaholk Lasvs.
To idlsnesa assi1ss thS. salay, ae n !. -.
psrity, and eli The gopa kAss8 ~
like butter; bat Hex hin tlal 4.
gathers strength witk ever Fey6'1
he grows int0 an AvalAAcha 10
must heVp moSlnk. as'9 Nts''ls q =.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-21

Sidney Smith enoo uaiaE b g ~ -, ~
party. that - man. = kne ~
must become pooei - kae1 ~
people aRe, hs @naA ~
man thinks 4 = vlsAnA -
turning rasnal, Whna 8 & es1s :
One should bs carofal - -
toes for principles" 4 .s'sg ~ - s.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-21


NATIVE ELooUENcR.-It is pleasing 70 meet
in these degenerate times, anything breathing
the pure spirit Of patriotism, and TO listen
sometimes to the LOFTY tone Of the cultivated
statesman. Hear one Of them In the Missouri
Legislature, who, IN recent spsoch-le mat.
tcrs little upon what-said:
"What do gentlemen wantH Is corn %
dear and hoccako 90 sweet a. to be purchased
only aI the pFice Of having the STATE saErisoned
by our enemiesf EOrbSd T. Jors@lahl Do
you want the installations Of your State N.
duced to the condition Of alIAifs away dewu a
Georgia, where plaMtatlOn conslaia e two
ovcrseCrs and one niggsrS As the poee nya
I'd rather be . long ulaNgy, alVanea yalleI
dog. with bobtail, and by atlso sS9oa, thas
not to cav, this u my own. ny native Stalo.
And viii defend che inssllutaous 8 louR q
grass grows snd water raua."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-21
PLACERVHLE CALIFORNIA SATURDAY,

my heart It was you, her daughter, who, by
your love aud obedience, restored and healed
IL"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-21

A western pspsr n S6| q ~ 50 g
der the head uf fSlIf fiad 4. g sk =
knew an Old mSn "a u q s. \
was 10 be woula u: Z, 1ss q "A & \ i
infested BY very eav96S u -
took his gun With Mn, - - l1a 4
that sems Of the Amily ~ 6 ;.
he would not 30 withoat B & s. 5 s u
tansalissd hlm, bg ssaying s "a ~ 4 N
danger q The Sadla ~ Sa1s - -
TIL Bis time eans anykSw. 4 u 81 = 4 q 3Ss i
"YeS" says ~ "a 49,. 4 ~ b
was 70 meet IN Indha, - xasllns 3 a
Il wogldnt da M 10 SgeA ~ ia a.Iss,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-20
Ottaha frtt Grabtr
LOCAL. MATTERS.
A new EnterDrjSe.

The discovery of the exhaustless springs
In the gravel bed in south Ottawa is lead
ing to variety of enterprises The pro-
Ject OF supplying the town with water
from this subterranean basin by Judge Ca
ton, has already been alluded to. We
are now informed that Messrs Jourdan,
Skinner, and Stout, are making arrange
ments to commence digging a trench from
point still farther east than Cations
works, and running it east u west along
the north edge of the basin, for the pur-
pose of securing waterpOwer Tor milling
and manufacturing purposes, careful
examination of this immense subterranean
reservoir elected the fact that with 4 trlf-
ling expense a stream Of water sufficient
to propel from two to four run of stone can
be secured. The fall from the base OF this
basin, to the level of high water mark in
the Illinois river is, by actual measurement
I35 feet a very important circumstance
connected with the power here obtained
as the same water can be used four times,
with head of over % feet at each point.
Messrs Jourdon, Skinner, & Stout, have al
ready secured a favorable site for the cree
ton of a grist mill in South Ottawa Mr..
JOurdan is now in Cincinnati, on business
connected with this enterprise and as soon
as he fcturns vigorous steps are 10 be ia
ken towards commencing operations