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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-23
VOL. XXVI.
TO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
IL NIB
TOWN AGENTS IN yER MONT.

The w5l established importing house Of CIIAS. BACKMAN
So frJntsree New York, has made extensive sale u the
best Subscription Of purJ Wines and Liquors to Town gents
In this Sate justly earning by the character OF the goods
sold reputation for selling only pure liquors and ut
able prices which fact should be overlooked by those who
required by law to purchase and sell none but genuine
Liquors.
Application for Gopls may be made to CIlAS. BACK
MAN, SO FrJnt-st., New York. his Agents. WM W.
DREW, wM. II. ERWIN and TlIOS ELLIS, who au-
thorzed TO solicit orders.
Reference may be made in regard the character and
standing Of the Houses and to the superior quality OF the
Liquors, to
EDWARD IIUNGERFoRD, Prof. of Chemistry, L. V NJ.
= W. TiIAYER, NJ D., Dean of Mel. Faculty, L. V. NJ.
W. CARPENTE =, NJ D., Professor do, U. NJ
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all who enjoy his personal acquaintance God
has rewarded him with affuencc, and the love
and respect of his fmly and numerous circle
of friends, to whom he is still spared as ben
efactor and friend.
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1t is said to be dangerous to sit with sew
ing machine near window when there is
thunder storm. 1t is alse very dangerous to
sit near some sewing machines when there Is no
thunder storm. That's SO.
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The young lady who "burst into tears" the
other day, has been put together again, and is
now wearing hoops to prevent recurrence OF
accident
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An exchange says that in a certain village the
editor of the local newspaper had a room at the
hotel. Being absent one night and the house
being crowded, the landlord put a stranger in
his bed. The next morning the following lines
were found in the room =
slept in mn editors bed last night
And Others may say what they please;
say there's one editor in the world
That certainly takes his
When thought of my humble cot, away,
could not suppress sigh,
But thought as rolled in the feathery nest
Ho1 easily editors lie STRANGER.
Having very grateful sense of the downy
adjuncts provided by 'mine host at the "Clin-
ton," we should have thought this "chiel" had
been ''amorg us taking notes." were we sensi-
BILE of having strayed from our quarters in the
manner aforesaid.
7. Snow we come to consider the matter
there is not only the above objection to our ap-
propriating the allusion, but by the italicising
of that last line we know it is not possible the
writer could mean us! We will not, however,
take back the compliment we have bestowed
upon the "Clinton" which is well deserving of
it however it may be with regard to ourself.-
Clinton (Mass.) Courant.
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GEORGE HOWE, Attorney & Counsellor
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BUSIN CARDS.

A LEXANDER ii. PIKE, Manufacturer of
IA Phillips Patent Lever Farm and City Gate and Cloth
Boards and Boxes for Packing, dealer Lumber Bills
Of Timber, Capboards, Shingles, &c, manufactured and
furnished to order 1000 feet Of Caboarls hand.
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
Meeting of the Central Committee.

PLAcERvILLE. Nov. 2, 1859.
The Democratic County Central Committee
met pursuant to call. Observation-Disclosures,
Chairman McMurray, Gum, Breeze, IIamm,
Loot bourow, Mclean, Sanders and Meredith,
(Sec'y) Also, Richards, by proxy to McMur.
ray, and Williams, by proxy to Meredith.
On motion,
RrsOIrei, That the Committee proceed to
nominate candidate for the Assembly, for
the vacancy OccasOned by the death Of lion.
Thos. Robertson,
Messrs A. u. Rock, Levi Smith, A. II.
Hawley and Z. L. Jones were put in nonina.
ton.
FIRST VOTE-Joncs 9, Rock 8, Hawlcy 8,
Smith l.
SECOND VorE-Jones 9, IIawley 8, Rock 6.
Moved by Mr.. Gum, that the nomination
be made unanimous.
Aycs-Gclwicks, McMurray, Gum, Breeze,
IIamm, Mclean, Richards, and Sanders-s.
NOes-Loof bourrow and MeredIth-2.
Not voting-Williams.
Proceedings ordered published in the MorS.
TAIN DEMOCRAT, and PIdccrriiie Ob.errer.
On motion, adjourned.
b. w. GELWICKS, CA'n.
CHAS. MEREDITH, ISec'V.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
A HEAVY DRAW rpos THE TREAsrRx-rhs

"A HEAVY DRAW TPOS THE TREAsURY,-The
Sacramento Bee states that on Monday, ]. F.
McCauley, Tevis, and all parties interested in
the old Estell State Prison contract, made q
formal demand upon Controller Maloney for
two hundred thousand dollars, that being the
amount claimed as unpaid under the contract
made by the State with Este, to conduct the
State Prison. After consulting with legal au-
thoTity, the Controller declined to issue the
warrant. 1t is understood that immediate ap-
plication will be made for q mandamus to
compel the issuance Of the warrant, and IN
der the decision Of the Supreme Court, it is
by no means certain that the State will be
forced to pay. The Sacramento Union init
mates pretty plainly that the demand made
by McCauley "wAspresented for the purpose Of
laying the groundwork for favorable compro.
mise with the Legislature next Winter" We
have always regarded the contract as some
thing Of swindle, bestowed upon the con-
tractors for partisan services, and not intend
cd from the first to benefit the State. The
State Prison has been wretchedly managed,
and the sooner it is taken out of the hands of
& Co., the better. lie should be
held strictly accountable for permitting nearly
a hundred prisoners to escape while under his
charge.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

TmE AMERICAN COLLEGE AT RoNE.-Undcr
the direction of the Propaganda, works are
going on with great activity in the Convent
Of the UmiIta, in Rome, to prepare it for
college. The great building Situate at the
foot Of the Qnirinal, toward the CorsO) has
been bought for S4s. 1000, and is destined as
college for North American and ecclesiastical
students. The Bishops Of the United States,
who are about fly in number, have recently
sent thirty thousand dollars to tho Pope for
the necessary works and before the end Of
this year the place will be arranged, and will
10 able to receive one hundred students. The
French College has lately rebuilt the Church
at st. ChiAra, and by the side of it d large cs-
adjustment contains sixty students. Spain
has begun works for q national ecclesiastical
seminary. The South American College
opened last year with thirty Ave students.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

ISsAXE.-Dcputy Sheriff Fred Baker start
ed from Georgetown, yesterday morning, with
Mrs. Mary PrOdger, of that place, for the In
sane Asylum at Stockton. Judge johnson
made the order for her commitment to the
Asylum some months since, but her friends
hoping that she might recover, it was not en-
forced until now, when the increased force of
the malady makes it necessary. Mrs. Prod.
ger is quite advanced in years, and lost her
husband about a yenr sincc.-She makes the
third insane person sent to the Asylum from
this county within the last month.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

generally too ready with the knife and the saw
The ccat of brilliant operation" il great pro.
fesSioual "card :" but the mutilated subject who
has all the pain and Of the glory Of the cutting
and SlaSling, il by no means to be envicd. We
have little doubt that in more than half the cases
where the knife is used in hospitals and private
practice. Hollowsy's inestimable Ointment would
render its employment unnecessary, by reducing
the inflammation, and precludng all danger of lock.
jaw modification. or gangrene. We advise all who
are suffering from wounds fractures, tunlors, can.
GERS. diseases of the BONES etc. ETC., to try this
healing. cooling, diSnfecting preparation, bafore
they suffer steel or caustic to come in contact With
their flesh. The Pills should be taken to purify the
blood, while the Ointment Is applied externally.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

NOBLE TRAIT OF CHARAcTER.-It appears
from the nineteenth general report Of tho Brit
ish Emigration Commissioners, that the
amount Ofmoney RENTED by Irish settlers in
America, for assisting che Migration Of friends
in Ireland, during the past year, was o., 1884,
429, and that during the ten proceeding years,
the sum RENTED amounted in ell TO forty
sir million ninety;IUO thousand dollars We
dOUbt whether family attachment has ever be.
fore manifested itself in such d manner and
on such scale, in the history Of nations
Truly do the Irish deserve to be called warm
hear ted race.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
CnAs. MEREDITH. Sec'y.

GRAND DIVISION Sons or TENrERA NcE.-.TIis
body met in Sacramento on Tuesday of last
week, and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year John Wade, Of San Francisco,
G. W. p; Edwin Faxon, of Michigan City. G..
w. A.; II. B. Wilson, Of PlacervillC, G. Scribe /;
Samuel Head, of Napa, G. Treasurer John
S. Van Dorcn, Of Pctaluma, G. c.; Rev. To-
renzo Waugh, Of Petaluma, G. Chaplain; +.
N. Shields, Of Sacramento, G. Sentinel. Tho
officers report the Order in flourishing con.
ditiOn. The proceedings were harmOniouSly
conducted, and the Convention passed off
pleasantly. Each member left With renewed
zeal for the noble cause in which he is en-.
gagged.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

NATURAL CURIOsITY.-OOl. James Glover Of
the California Overland Mail Company, In
forms the B1lletin (Tenn.) Examiner Of the
existence OF . remarkable spring on his route
1870 miles east Of Ell PasO, on the road leading
to San Antonio 1t is fully one hundred and
fifty feet in diameter, and has been sounded
to the depth Of eight hundred feet without
finding bottom. The surface is as smooth as
that Of q mountain lake It breaks out run.
ming about three miles when il disappears,
and again, six miles distant, reappears, form
ing = stream fifteen or twenty feet deep in
many places. 1t is slightly impregnated with
alkaii and salt, and contains five varieties Of
fish. II ia called the Leon Hole.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05


An enthusiastic friend Of Col. Stevenson
formerly Of this county but now n resident Of
Tehama,) sends US the following: ~ see the
name Of our friend Col. Z. 4. Stevedson an
nOunccd in the papers as candidate for Speak
or Of the next House Of Representatives. We
are pleased TO see one Of our own county Is.
pirc to that position, and would be proud
should he be elected to that Office. lie is an
old FL Dorado county man, and represented
you honestly in the Legislature, and il you
are not committed to another candidate you
ought to go for Steve for the sake Of old times.
lie is one Of our best aud most efficient Dem
ocrAts-nrdcnt, jealous and true; and VIC are
assured, from our knowledge Of his business
habits and gcntenIanly department, that il
elected he would discharge his duties in such
. manner as to win the approval Of all the
members lie has experience, and his indus
try and ability you arc acquainted with, and
is well qualified, and in every way worthy the
station he seeks We would not say a word
against other asI'i-ants, but We must say that
We believe no one more capable can he elected,
and no one who would be more active in dis
charging the duties Of the Office.
N.V.T."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

Or A VisIE.-Dr. S. F. Child, Of this city,
clever gentleman and skillful Dentist, has taken
professional trip to Carson Valley, and will
be absent few weeks. lie has no superior
in his profession, and we take pleasure in re-
commencing him to our friends in Carson Val
ley who may need the services Of a Dentist of
experience and skill.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
Resolution Of Thanks.

At q regular meeting Of Confidence Engine
Co. No. !, held in their Hall, November Sd,
1859, it was
Resolred, That the thanks of the Company
be hereby rendered to Mrs. John Hume and
Mrs. TheO. +. Tracy, for valuable Books pre-
scented to the COmpany's Library.
Tho resolution was unanimously adopted
with three cheers from the Company, and .
"ROOster" for our lady friends.
ALEX. HUNTER, Foreman.
w. NJ. DoNAHUE. Sec'rv.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

New MISUNDERSTANDING & Co., have fit
ted up the brick building on Main street, op-
pOsits Lacy & lIOgsctt's Bakery, for Meat
Market They have madc arrangements for
permanent business, and will furnish their
customers with the best articles in their line,
and at a reasonable price.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

TOKEN OF REGAHD.-Officcrs Lees, johnson
and Chappelle, of the San Francisco Detective
Force, have presented our worthy and efficient
City Marshal, ALEX. HUNTER, neat and beau
tiful gold medal, as token Of their regard and
esteem for him as an officer and gentleman.
1t is in the shape of a shield, neatly engraved
and highly finished. The recipient is every
way worthy Of apresent SO fattering and 50
elegant
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

IxPEovExESr.-Mr. Cary, the proprietor Of
the Cary House, is building large addition
to his already mammoth hotel, for the accom-:
mediation Of the public. The Cary House is
now the largest hotel in the mines, and when
the addition is completed, will be capable Of
accommodating rs many guests as the first
class hotels in Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

RETuRNED. Clark and family returned
to this city from visit to the East on Wednes.
day last. They were welcomed homo by ,
host Of warm friends.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

The SPEAKERsnIP.-Thc contest for Speaker,
at the next session Of the Legislature, will be
quite spirited, judging from the number Of
candidates mentioned in connection with that
position. The Senatorial election will prOba.
bly, be dragged into the contest, and may delay
the organization Of the House. The candidates
already spoken Of are J. NJ Williams, Of Santa
Clara county; i. A. Stevenson, of Tchana
Phil Moore, Of Nevada, and Dr. Ellis, Of Sac
ramcnto. They are all good men and sound
Democrats, and competent to discharge the
duties Of the Office crcditaLly. Much depends
upon the election OfA competent Speaker. II
he is prompt, energetic, industrious and deci.
ded, familiar with Parliamentary rules, yet
courteous and fOrbcaring, the business Of the
session will be promptly attended to. y gen.
ticman possessing the above qualifications
should be selected, none other.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
Quicksilver For Sale /

WE have hand large quantity Of Quicksilver
w from the New ldra Mines best and purest article
In the eAte that We Will sell BY the naek ct Sacramento
cost, and freight. L. A. tPOON CO.,
Main Street, opposite the Teatre, PiacervIlie.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
Carson Valley Butter.

l.OOU LBS. CARSON VALLEY BUTTER. FOR
sale q L. 4. UPSoN cos
Main Street, on the Plaza, piaeerville.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

rom the rAmpArtA. On their way from the Pc
to the Mantuan gate, after driving the enemy s
infantry before them, Freibery dashed at them
at the head Ofa regimentof Cuirassiers. Naked
IS they were they grappled with their foes,
the linen shirt and the steel cuirass. "The
conflict was desperate, and but few of the Cu.
rassierS lived to fy-but all who survived did
fly; and there stood those glorious fellows in
the wintry streets, bloody, triumphant and half
naked. Freibery las shot in the encounter.
Eugene hearing of this, Departing of keeping
q town he had possession of few hours before,
made good his retreat, and Cremona was saved.
Europe rang with applause, and the "grand
Monarque" sent his public and formal thanks
to those troops Such. by the way, were the
soldiers, Macsulay says, who were so inferior to
the English Of those days, who he attempts to
sneer down with an epithct-soldicrs, that not
alone in Italy, but in every battlefield Of Iu.
rope, while regiment of them were left, per-
formed prOdigies Of valOr. During the re-
naming period Of Louis reign, there were
many battles fought in Italy. France had for
it all, nothing but memories.
In the reign Of Louis XIV, France, in con.
junction with Spain, took Milan from the En-
perOr, but restored II for an equivalent to
Spain, in l74S. During the time Of, and since
the revolution, the operations and expeditions
Of France to Italy have been numerous. The
Republic carried on the war most successfully
against these Italian States, and Princes who
declared against it, Napoleon had his Italian
expedition, when he swoOpcd down from the
Alps and blotted out the Austrians. Even
Louis has followed the traditonary examples
Of French Monarchs-has renewed in meas
ure the glOries Of the first Empire. The ech.
oes Of his cannon yet reverberatc through the
dark and solitary Alpine dcfles; and are not
MOntebello, Melagnarco and SOlfcrino still the
property Of the Gazettcs, the Magazines and
even the Weekly Journals?
Throwing q glance over this subject, from
Pcpn to Louis, we find Italy has been ever
fatal to France. All that is left as a legacy Of
her power, arc few troops in Rome, support.
ing Monarchy dislkcd by the subjects; and
for Louis, he may comfort himself with the
thought, that he has earned the hatred Of pco-
pie deceived and betrayed-hns, for all his
victories, left Italy in the hands Of the ImpeFi
aliSts, as much as it was in 1926, when Charles
Y compelled Francis to rcn0unce all pretcn-
Sions to Italy. So adicu to the subject.
A WILD FRESHMAN.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Silk Stockings and Trusses.
AmrutatlnR Instruments,
Post Morton Instruments,
TrepAnnlnE Instruments,
ObStetFieal InstFamenta,
Disseeting InstFunents,
Cupplng lnSlFuments,
Eye Instruments,
Roekas fns1EamentA,
epeeulums FSteahOsoopes,
TonsIl Instruments, Breast PumpA
Dougles and CathetePA lpOlypus PoFospO
eyFlnges, Patent Elastic, ProblnkA 4
Abdominal euppoFtera, sun el0ckiaeS,
euspensory Bandages, sun knse CsVA
Phelps fFubses, elk AnkleAs.
Chaas's Trussss, FrSaSA 9sasssA
Hull's TFusSes, IfnlAAAA Zfun1oA
MArahb Radical Care Truss AOalAsT Braces eaAs sAa
MArshs Improved TFussea
We are receiving the above Goods By eaamaR 6oa aNM
Eastern Manufacturer and s0er then te Sals q U.
lowest pFioes- II
SO.S@ Importing Wholesale Druggists, sacEansaIO.