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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16
The Lost Bride--A Legend.

BY mas. WELLINGTON DOATE.
II is Young Brian's wedding day,
The bridesmaids scatter flowers Hf NAV;
With floral gifts the walls are hung,
A harper there, with harp full strung,
To cheer the rural guests and chime
The jnynns hxs of olden time;
But anguish clouds the bridegroom's brow,
No NOrah there 10 pledge her vow.
One maiden, holder than the rest,
BETRAYED the secret Of her breast,
And sighed "Alas in sportive glce,
Poor NOrab hied to yonder tree,
Aud from that aged, mystic thorn
Stole buds for this her bridal morn,
And well we know that none may dare
Tue flowers Of haunted tree 10 wear"
And then the bard, by blazing fire,
Drew forth his harp, and touched the wire;
And, while its witching echoes rang,
His taltering voice with paihOs sang:
"Nu more her lovely form will glide
Around this place, an earthly bride,
None have profAn'd that haunted plain,
That e'er ~ US returned again.
Last night band Of elm men
I.AFed nae RlSng the haunted glen,
Beyond the healthy primrUse dell,
Within the caves where fairies dwell,
To sing the praise of fairest bride
That e'er was wOOed by mountain side.
1--WE paused where stands the old white thorn,
Our leader wound his elm horn;
The echOes pierced the dark hillside,
And golden. portals opened vide ;--,,-----.-.----
Aud 10! beneath n gliitering dome,
We stood within the fairies home.
a. The walls with costly jewels shone,
Vet brighter jewels CLEANED upon
The queenly form and tranquil brow
Of her who pledged the bridal vow,
Full wen knew our village pride
Twas graceful NOrah was the bride.
~ screamed, and broke the mystic spell;
At morn, beside the fairy well,
Beneath fhe suns first rOscate beam
woke, rs from troubled dream,
And mid that IOxglOve, wild psrteEre,
Myself and harp alone were there"
The old ones sighed, the msidens wept;
But dark resolve DER Brian cFcpt.
He mounts his steed, and torch in hand,
He hied Wim 20 he faiFy land,
And fred the tree, while thus he cried
"EnchAnter yield me back my bride!"
The Steed StOod still, the rider fell;
And now, beside that crystel we'll,
His grave 10 made, and Rrlan'S bride
II said by moonlight The ~ to glide,
WeaSiRg the wreath Of snowy flowers
She slyIy stole, in joyous h0@TR,
FF0m ID ths fairies fatal thorn,
10 grace her hrOw On bridal morn.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16
PURE

AND BRANDY,
For Medicinal PuTposes.-at the
MINERS DRUG STORE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16
California Wine.

CHOICE Article Of California Native, Angelica, Ciar-
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b. NEWBAUERS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16
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And for Sale at Greatly Reduced PTeta,
BY JACOB NCHRExBEHs
At
3 q Oh Z gTER d e DDING TOR r ,
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16

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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16

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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16

A CARD I, the undersigned, having been under
n the treatment Of Dr. l.. J. Caapkay although unSolc
ed feel called upon give publicity the Of hS
treatment hoping that by doing may be instrumental
In preventing others from the fearful suffering and misery
which experienced and which often result from the
peFncIOus practices OF PFetenders My disease has been
that Of physical and mental debility, which foOwsin
sequence Of indlscreons In youth. The agoniea which
endured perhaps, unnecessary for me to detail they
known 70 those who have experienced them. eudce
II say, that having called the services Of Dr. L. Cxap.
kay Into requson all the expectations which nny
formed OF him were more than realized would there.
fore recommend Dr. CEapkay 10 all who may hnd them.
doing being sympathy for suffering humanity and heart
felt desire Of relieving them.
y. y. DAIILEE, Printer.
State Of California City and County Of fan FrAncsc,
On this 3ls day Of July, A. d. 1856, before me, Vim
c. Jewet Notary Public personally appeared D. Dab.
lee known me- who, being duly sworn, did depose and
say, that the contents Of the card herewith signed By
him are true.
In witness whereof have hercuntO set my hand and
afhxed my OfeIal seal, the day and year nrs above
written. WIN. Q. JEWETT,
Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16
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the North Fork Of the CosumneS river, two mileP
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16
IS 1T NOT AWFUL
TO NOTE THE
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DIR. JACOB WEBBER'S
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16
Sea Sickness and Intemperance

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Agents, san Francisco.
WCUTIOH.-RFwAEF' nav n",r iha' la. not II"
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16
A Practical Treatise on Vcncrcal,

=
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Ne ~ 'rt,%,t 'ti-r ~ - r.raI
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16

A choice assortment Of the finest
PERFIylERLES, EXTRACTS HAIR
OILS, COLOGNES, POMATT'MS,
SOUPS, CONES, RL.SLIE.S, 70 WDERS
AND ALI TOILET ARTICLES,
That desirable just received and for sale very low BY
PETIT & CIIOATE.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
Negro yusurrection i'm Missouri.

ST. LouIs, Thursday, Dec. %, 1889.
The MissoNri Desaocssf has the folio wing fran the
Wdrs0w Dispatch: About II o'clock on Monday
night the citizens Of Bolivar aroused by shouting
and tie throwing Of stones on the public square A
large crowd soon coDgregacd, and folnd that gang
Of uegroes had attacked few white men. When
sufficient number of whites were collected, they at
tackled the negroes driving them into the woods The
negroes threatened TO burn the town before morning
vigilant watch was kept and all attcmpts failed.
On negro was dangerously wounded BY pistol shot.
Several were captured audconineiin jail. The eiti-
zers held a meeting and appointed Vigilance Com
mttee, who were taking active measures to.discoyer
those engaged in the riot. A mounted company was
rangng the woods in search of negroes.
The owner of some rebollols slaves was badly
wounded, and only saved himself By fight Several
blacks have been severely punished The greatest ex-
element prevailed. and every was armed and pre-
uaIed for a more serious attack.
AT the latest adyiCes, however, the excitement had
somewhat sutsided
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
POLITICAL.

On the 5ih inst. the two houses Of the Texas Leg
islsture on third ballot elected I. T. Wgfl sa-
L. s. Senate. by the following vote; wigfall. %
Smyth, ~; LatireI %; Sea~ering, To- whereupos
Wigfall was declared elected. Mr.. wigfall raade 40
appropriate speech Among other things he said that
IN regard the slave-trade he believed that the laws
making TIE piracy Unconstitutional bat that
il was an imprscticable issue; that nfraetion
of TIE Constitution as it would rsqsre action the
part of the State that be was rposed to let it rest
and that if proposition made to repeal the law
be would vote against it, for the given. As 10
the slave code for the Territories hs said he was op.
posed TO IT, from the fact that he desfed distinction
made between different species Of property. He said
be stood on the Cincinnati and Houstea platform, and
that lie was a Southern Democrat, uos Free-Sol
Democrat.
Senator Benjamin Is indebted 10 ,he Washington
correspondent of The Cincinnati Enquirer for the fol-
lowing ventilation,
Near the close ofthe session Of Coures proniueu,
citizens Louisiana presented memorial chgns Senators
sde and Benjamin fths State with having procured OF
Congress surep,ousy cOnhruns the Houmss ard grant by
~bich 500 families turned q their homes in Louisiana
and thousand doa v,h cf property voted into the
poch Shde with the ale Tia that Mr. BsTann eived
certainly eco and probably 90 Tor bic services in pro
curing the gst Conges having time 10 examine the ques
ton passed % resolution sype5ns the issuing of the patent
cnt the end ofis sou q Congress, with kno~ledge that
, question would before the Committee of Private Land
Claims a. this session spd ra the th. city
wing the charges Mr. bjarsn who is the party imp-
ca,ed hss been appointed ChAs the Committee 20 nve
gate his conduct,
"A Joint esolution passed the Legislature Of vir-
gnia on Thursday last recommending on the part of
their delegation in Congress the union Of all the ee-
ments of opposition to Black Repubhoanisnl and its
candidate for Speaker.
The Washington correspondent Of The Comme'
eiQl Adrefiser bas the following.
The Senate when sha be able regular business
viii sage discussion Of the cde ard necessity o. securing
the South the rights Of property in slaves in the Territories II
Is ha; this subject the ony which The a'ten
ton Of be Democratic prominent politicians The ffesdeni
Message intended settle this question bt the efc has
failed the President hs, been duly notified that h sho
comngs this subec. be ftbuked The President relies
On the Dred decision out the extreme Southern DE-
es uon ia aid o he decision and legislation In advance
the unf1endy Territorial LEGISLATION which has not occurred
and will occus."
While the successful vote was being taken 20 pro-
hibit Slavery in Nebraska. the Thermometer marked
ten degrees below zero "There is a North r
AT Unon.sayirg meeting at Williamsburgh, on
Friday A. j. Parker charged on the Republicans the
non-organization of the House Of Representative
Judge Parker is a man Of decided abilities, good
judge a valiant Democrat, bu. wretchedly poor
pOlitician
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

elecs men OF distinction aud influence ia their
respective focalties, and also men who Gao pay taeir
ows exposes, and even stand such atrocious shaw.
ing as the delegates to the CincioDati Convention
had to endure under the hands oC the hoteLkeeeers
Ofthat pork packing aud wine-doctoriDg locality.
1t viii be seen that Mr. Wood aud his friends
Get their standard pretty high. They mean to get
into the Convention. aod TO oust the Soas il they
CHD; but, though Wood gave the imbecile Soll
managers on awful drabb'ug in the late Municipal
election, we baye an idea that the cusang hyp,c-
risy Of Csgger and Richmond will prose too much
for the bOdDess and yigor OF the Hard champion.
Perhaps, however, if Mr.. 0'COoOr could make Que
or two more speeches, the admission of tue Hards
would be secured.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
Union Meeting in Hochester.

EoCHEsTEg, Thursday, Dee. -, 1873.
large Uuion meeting was held in this eity last
evening. which was addressed by James Brook. aud
S.ioy Hunt. TIE resolutions adopted Were OF
raiL er mixed character, but Tie principal one II the
following:
rs6 TIA, strongly re5nke the continent
tlt election of fesileIt by eouulilonal l 'Eity
sur Fisuf OF gel c policy vh which the minority d not
coincide orlt iuui.a is oT ths d-piltDn ~ or
Union We The coBtra >, hold sch sentigei % Do IT,
oe.lzr. 4Ld treoICUs 0oaui 20 All ltc AID non9Sns
usn en- graceful % the c h 1u n The age and gr hereby
gre sy-ritizHs ret " rt Noh aud saith oar s9
f f .rfcru-a- be- e-efC r-l lllt ithetc net
sts.ss m fiouai ~ shsii receive oin Us iu h@ iA"
M large ts lutes tie Wlu- ooedielee L4 rn-
.-r rrSt " H We have given each aud al o. biz prst
csoI heTe3y aeC rg our am nd ahie zoe pa Pee
b. ana protect al il he iu dich1re OF l dulles
fgorn al iss - in wi hout, st houle a3Foad
There was cn effort 10 lay this resolution on the
table but i Iassod By large majority, and then the
rrelfirn llIGnrLed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

-.blius Myers was recently impa'ed on sn's'
,bs string on the alboard side Of s'eam'oa IN the
Mis5ssippi River. A snag came up sddae"y' S''A''s
gfyers about midway Of The body, entering oe'"ee"
tbe lees and coming ont at the side deck Pa'sonss'
xvos tie rs to reach him, and had to cut and ho'Toy
napge his leg with bowekniie in order to release "
from between an escape side-piPe'
-ssys TIE WqsliSg'oa star of Tuesday S'na-
10, ,,e..clas il is said rs far from beng well n2n'
and bis permanent recovery is very remote " NJ
6opbtf His disease is said to be CONT IA The stomach
His purpose OF going 10 Florida il pre- vented ~ Ole Ia
ahiii, 10 travel At present, though is s bis 70
90 south as soon as he is strong eooosh % ir.Ss.
Col Beptalain Lorinss foriUHe OF S''',OOO Wv, W.
made ont Of the book. binding and stationery oa'a
The Hon. T. j. Buckingham, IN recent notice .. ''''
Io,inc -enark ed that the only fault laid At n' charge
WAS that be was never married.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

Mr. Scott of California, 10 reply to Mr. Morris of
Illinois, yesterday, said that the late Senator
Broderick was never strong enough in California
" TO create any fear or cause any desire to huuthm
s' down !" Why, every man at oil versed in the poh-
tics of that State, knows, that the noble leader OF
Ale. northern wing of its Democracy walked inio
power -,.o neck of this very Scott then spite
full httle leader of the other wing of the party;
while Gwin obtained his present seat in the Senate
by written pledges to BrOderick, which he shame
lessly violated 1t is safe, doubtless for both Sena-
ter and Representative to bray and kick at their
foe, now that he has been murdered by one OF their
A. ctiOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

Vice President Breckinridge, whose great charge
against the Republicans is that they believe IN the
Declaration of Independence, says that If property
in slaves cannot practically be carried into che Ter
ritories lust like any other property, "safic'ent
.sleg,lation must be passed, or oar Government is
a.. f,iure.n President Buchanan also says that,
in the same case there must be further legislation
In other words if the meredietG which accompanied
Che Dred Scott decision, and which have no author
;tv whatever in themselves, tbop'd ret = Ees4..s
cept TO establish and protect Slavery in all the Ter
ritories, Federal Slave Code must be passed by
Congress And both these high functionares pre-
tend 10 condemn the agitation of the negro question
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

The EIPTess eysdes our question. It does not
inform us, in explicit terms, whether it concurs
with Mr.. O'COnor in his views Of the character of
Slavery, as set forth by him in his speech at the
Academy of Music. 1t presuppOses as many is a.
TouchstOne; and deduces from them conclusions
far more illogical than those Of that aucient pdoso
pher. For example, it says: I" IL Slavery rs it
:" exists in our States, is a sin and a crime, the
"qucker such Government Of sin and crime is
I" broken up, the better for GOd ard man." In its
esgeruess to involve us in diemma, it impaes
itself on most illogical conclusion. Admit that
Slavery be sin it does not follow that the Govern
ment Deed be broken up 10 order to get rid of it,
Rather put away the sin, and let tho Government
stand. Hence it is that we advise all those States
whete Slavery exists to abolish it, they hayiog the
power 30 to do. AS fjr ourselves, we can only act
politically against the extension Of this " sin and
crime" Having thus shown The Express that.
even If II eoncede the sirfulness of Slavery il need
not, therefore, enter upon the work of dssolyng
the Union, will it now infor = as whether it holds
wit. ar. o'COnor that Slavery, as il exists in this
country is not an evil is not unjust but is accord
ing to the order of nature aud the teachings of in
SEPARATION, and is just, benign lawful, and properl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

Tay CASE or Mr. REgD.-Mr. Eiw,1 w. "1S''
,be alleged betrayer Of Miss Kendall, y oG.ho!,
was visted by his own family several ~ The
kspG ;S;, 10 so,iDpseIS Snu On Friday Mss Kendas esd
}s, a, VIII the party, and being taken into me %
snce Of Mr. Reed sprang into hs arms S 'a and a
ii siai L;..sJ ber On being questioned she tla l'S
tstbsr TIE girl Is about Eve years od' ana
ssSs hen her name Laura Kitty Jones anu os' o No. Ss Reed
I'D Sou'e Do H. Gods sake, father il this 70 your
ssa Sh9 "a OWN Il and i hall be taken care Of ho ~
,aS IS sbe was my child would no' be - ,an saeg
man as to down 6er The inter ln.e5,eT yeyy affecting fleeing
Heeo ho hSn az Pseds CRANKY friends begged him 20 Gus
sS@s S%srhns Sl M 4 be guilty bat he replied
bs true relations with the deceased M's snaear to
would soon Be known and that they woau Bs nno
rave ossn 20 relations and charged ber RUN upon
Ssbss bsS Oarties But is said the evidence = Ine
srsrv easy and incontroyertble. Boston ifS''A''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
TIC yeyy.rTexicaa Efau.

IyplFEsDEscE ThursiaT. Dee. g, 1899.
Tie New-Mexican mail with dates Of the Jth inst,
arrived Lsre today. Tie Navajo Indians aze again
hottie. having Killed one man aud wounded O.hsEss
vio went TO trade with them. The outgoing mall
y hich 4 II here four weeks ago Wa attacked oy he
I-,l,.rs EeNond the AFkat.as River. An escOTl
wi;h The NAL and the Indians were repulsed. None
Of he mail Iary were hnFt. This mail came With
More & Reese train tie crossing i the AEkanss,
end from heuce by the air line; I'd lud Ins wrfe seen
Tbs uaa PARTY "a perenc,d very cold weather, and
theI mules we're kept iron freezing with dihsniIy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

ACADEMY OF misunderstanding the cold and
snow there was a brilliant house al Miss Aaslle
ais benefit, and all that could he cesed as reg ',ds
orn5eeistion and applause was exhibited. sone eie-
cant presents were made the occasion to the young
benefciaire. $50 IN .
--To-uigbt friday, Don Giovanni will Do
played. --.--,,. SATURDAY,
ma the company leaves then for Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
We have at last received the following note from
Dne o. ts5ao TTi'th-avenue Democrats:

one Ui s5o Ii'th-avenue Democrats:
10 he Editos Of The ~ T. Tribune
S A. wish light the snuect OF the Democratic Yid
1ant Association had bet call address Mr.
Johnson Secretary for the o the persons who
present when those important resolutions regarding Brown
and W lillian II. Seward passed
ONE AMONG MANY CRbKBRATEp
COMMITTEE wao WAS
We are obliged to Our correspondent for his sug-
gestiOn, and we accordingly take this opportunity
Of requesting Mr.. Seguine johnson, Secretary, to
favor us with the names of the person or persons
who wrote the resolves Of Oct IL aud the manifesto
OF Oct q, and also with the names Of the persons
who voted for the adoption and publication OF the
said resolves and manifesto. 1t appears that the
whole Committee not responsible for these pub
ications; and those members to whom that re-
spOnsbity exclusively belongs ought not any longer
TO wish to force 1t, in the eyes of the public, upon
parties who are only withheld by a sentiment of
delicacy from publicly dsclaiming it. Therefore,
Mr. johnson. please to let US have the real names
Give us light
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
Laier from BrownsviIIe.

NEW-ORLrtss, Ihnf-asy, Ilec. =, lSf'.
The steamship .1rizoEa j. below. ss'e ofirSs Si'1-
Coo n srerie and Brownsville dles II the 10Th inst.
Cortiba had mes with cetesi, and he had retseatsd.
No further particulars Sre given.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
The Noromheaa Bank.

BosIes, THURSDAY, Dec. y, 1859.
r., Norombegs Bank hss teen pat in the hands OF
Psesiv,S and iis affa-s wOnrd uP. The cashier has
iaes ona5eutly 500 90 whhout the knowledge Of
tS pss.Sa ut and Directors Abe circulation is stated
AZ s-s Oc0 bB the Bank CommisSsses thnk irsSI
a.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
Trouble a, The wesleyan University.


MGDDLErowN Thursday Dec, %, 1859.
Tie Sophomore Class Of TIE Wesleyan University
was suspended this afternoon for refusing TO attend
extrs rtciiations From the frmness OF the Fdculty
and the reputation of tbs class fear the issue.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad.

THILADELfHIA, I-ursdAyt Dec. = INI'. ,
The Philadelphia Committee OF BoudhSioers aud
Beard oi Directors OF the for "zyDe Sia Cnie'.89
R,lrr,d sfrer very harmonious session have agreed
rro9 w. b. OGDEN u Chicago Reoever of The ROAD
4. T.. Edgcrton, the Receiver appointed ~ The Oaio
Court, las lgned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
Non-Arriyai of The North Rriton.

PoETLSsD, Thursday, Dec. Sl-ll p. ID.
There are as yet no rigns of the steamship North
Bri,or row due here, with Liverpool dates, via
Queenstown Of he 18th ins,.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
Tre rro;,ive Save law.

CHIcAGo Thur Day, Dec. -, 1859.
TIE Grand JuYv of tho United States D.frie, Court
fs.f .yfr.rc fcr,d au il3.-ucu, under lle Fugitive
Si.re Law a1aust eight citizens ~ Ottawa, H. for
ne rescue u an alleged slave in tat clly IN Ociobsf