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ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD FELLOWS HALL-cAMP STREE T.
FIRST APPEARANCE or

0DD FELLOWS HALL-CAMP STREE T.
FIRST APPEARANCE or
MILE Poinsot. Mime Laborde,
Prenuieres Chsnteusss from the Grand Opera in Paris
Carl FOrmes,
Prime B 1850 from the Royal italian Opera, London.
MILE Berlkel,
sign0r FlOrenza,
First Baritone from the Italian Opera, Paris,
s Gastave Sntter.
Favorits Pupil of Lz and principal members Of the Or
ches.ra from the New York Academy Of Music
Under the direction of the Cond. .ctor
Carl Anschutz,
ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY g. AT O'CLOCK.
Academies of York. Philadelphia and Boston, in
ng the first GREAT ARTISTS who during
the made much sensation in the great
cities wishes that from desire to place the
merits Of each q. once public conspicuous
ner, he will give
Two Grand Concerts,
The ss Of which will take place WEDNESDAY NEXT.
All arrangements made the liberal and grand
SCALE Director pledges himself make these two
the complete and perfect musical
given in this city. e3ag
The Orleans say with just PRIDE that
only in their that music is in Its highest perfection
viz .s s4s g54sl-
The Opera has found permanent footing thanks the
tsgence Of the Director Of the and the continued
liberal patronage Of the public Their musical intelligence and
appreciation good and great dispeuses
the resorng the publication Of preliminary
notices and biographical sketches much in all
country He simply calls the attention Of the public to the
exalted standing his artists have occupied in the great capita
Europe and the position they have obtained in this country
| since their arrival
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-19

TIE DONATION OF PoRorL AM.-Al ~ predicted,
the announcement Of the opening Of new and mag
nicent gifts Of chinaware caused rush 70 Jndsona
donation concern, 81 Camp street, and fortunate vis
ors went away the possesson Of q number Of ths
most costly Of the prizes But there arc iew more
Of the same sort left for those who may cal today.
and their chances will be none the worss bat rthef
better, for the fewer the number Of envelopes con
tanning tickets left in the case the greater vii Be- the
probability that they get hold Of thosa which entite
them to rich prizes Of which there arc % many yet
to be given away to those on whom fcrtuns suilsa
benignantly +
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-19

A RyYNTHE--as cases Of Swiss Constant Ieconlte, In
! ja2A Woustomhonse sueet'
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Prescriptions.

We would respectfully call the attention of Physicians and
Families Prescription department. Having secured the
of Mr.. GEO. MATTInGLY whose skill and relia
by this branch of business the best
give patrons prepared to attend to the
calls of all who need anything in that line.
READ, HEDGES & CO.,
No. LIS Canal street,
feS 2p26t Granite Buildings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-19

CooPBR WANTED. ~ "A cooper Is wanted at the
Boys House Of Refuge. We refer to advertisement.
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Yntal 5ntslliglnfe.

The Pros no duness Of the city Yesterday. m re.
cards material for the renortoral eoInn vas abso
lutely stolid, The streets were filled with lost
ling crows the shou keeners haa their hands fnll
and the .splaces Of amusemeutn were iammed to
repetion. as usual. Bat a pacific spirit seemed
to have obtained ascendancy almost everywhere and
the calabooses were consequently empty and re.
porter's faces consequently long In the evening -
heard faint rumors of Gaming affair or an attemnt
something Of the sort but the matter was involved in
so much mystery that we concluded to leave .s eluc
dation to some future occasion.
Tx.rcrp .r,ou Or ruv Nv scuoo,. .5o,,.. =.
BARRAcks srREKr-Iu compliance vith !. nolite IN
vitation from Messrs. Core a "a bn;laare =. -.
one ~ a nartv vbo tsd ~. snI.nd;d -
schoolhouse on Rarracks st,e.t ,acor.,v .,.c,.a ~
them ,,nder contrac. f,or, tb Roo,a - T,,ac,c,.
for the second District Tho h,;Ia;r, .. =, h,;ck !.
large commoa;ona IA ,ersac,, ..,,,a i. ~. 49,
pose for which it was designed. It will afford ample
accommodations for some 500 or 900 pupils, and
owing to the great attention which has been paid TO
its ventilation, this large number will be in NO man
ner uncomfortable, either in winter or summer. At
tent;on has aIso been Maid to aord;no room
for recreation as tho heantifn ya,a snd ,aros orer
.,N.s,N 10 ~ ~. ys -'.1 ..se W.
or- ra,re,s ~ ~, IA ~ h;,,,, a h, -. a,,,,s
ouf regrets ~ no longer Deing Doy Were 0ouDled.
~ .aAs '"n ''e" " WIG Ao1se sAo suesse eu'
abundant snnniv of eatoblea erd dr;nkabie. hoa
apuuuan' supply VI ea'apies anu urinkapies na0
been prepared, and commenced an attack which
Ya %nsa sne ...as, oou.a pi Weua
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SEA SHORE RESIDENCE. yefy delisshle -
shore residence Mississippi CITY ssssd for - ~
vertisement zf -
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New Orleans, January 10, 1879.
Southern OIL Company Gentlemen: During recent visit oil
III the different parishes of this State
several planters who using your Rosin
sugar mills, and all Of them spoke Of it the high
lubricating Oil.
vaton also, has convinced that it Is not a
by variations Of Temperature and is fe from all the
Runy dirty properties VIII ch Always found in the
OF all her lubricatn Oils
The shafts Of mill rom the heavy and irregular
them, difficult TO keep oiled and cool than al
machinery and substance has proved eff
purpose your Oil Thi. experience
goes the opinions expressed by letter you
October stating that Oil would fur superior
to any other for the purpose above named.
Very respectfully, your obedeu. servant,
rSgnedI s. II. GILMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-19

"a j.. VEGAS, DANCING ACADEMY, AT
~ ODD FELLOWS HALL.
A PROF. j. VEGAS most respectfully announces to his
friends and the public In general TINT his Dancing Acad
envy will be open for the Odd Fellows Hail. the
18th OF November where he trusts meet with the lib
era patronage as before.
Of Tuition for CbidrepTuesdays Thursdays and Sat
urdays, from to o'clock p. N.
Gentlemens Cass-Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
7 10 O'Clock r. NJ. -
Ladies' CassTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10
until II o'clock A. N.
Practising Parties for Ladies and Gentlemen Wednes
The popular Chldrens Fancy Balls will be given BEFORE
every month.
Mr. l., Gabjc's Music store No. 81 Canal street. nl0
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a. A. GHERARD1,s DANCING ACADEMY
~ Al EaRle Hall of PrYtsua and Felicity Road.

q A. GHERARDI'S DANCING ACADEMY
~ At Eagle Hail. OF Prytsnia and Felicity Road
Prof A. Gherardi most respectfully announces to his
~ be open for the season, Eagle Hail. on TUESDAY,
18th december, when he trusts meet the beraI
patronage before.
Days Of Tuition Thursdays and Sat-
urdays from to o'clock P. NJ
Chdens Glass Masonic Hail. st. Charles street every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from to O'Clock P. NJ.
Genemen's CassMondays Wednesdays and Fridays from
to 10 O'Clock P. NJ. s
Private for Ladies and Gentlemen from 10 in the
morning till P. n. every day.
For apply to Prof. Gherard at Eagle Hall, Ma
,,inI I4aIlth thada csnffn 2rn
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pLACIDE's vARlET1Es-aRAv1ER STREET.
Stage Manager r....................Nr Mr. JOHN sEFTON
Treasurer. Mr.. WARREN.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


m GRAND DRESS BALL, TO BIZ GIVEN
A4A Per the
BENEFIT ToF THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
BY Foyer Maconnique Lodge No. "a.
Under the Jurisdiction Of the OR AND LODGE Of the Of
Louisiana, at the -
ODD FELLOWS, HALL,
On Friday Evening, Feb. IS, 1859.
MANAGERs:
Joseph Santini, J. A. HiIdreth, Rod. Woeste,
A. Pitot, Jr. A. r. Morel, Ad Meyer,
Divide DeBuys, Oh. Clsiborne, N. FehreDback,
A. Schreiber, Dr.. Hardy, Evariss Barc,
D. Augustin Louis Pderit, J. N. Hernandez,
Sam. NJ Todd, TIC. HerBdon; John u. Stella,
Geo. N. Beaman, John Pemberton, Joseph Lado,
Seth Field, A.F. valfs W. II. Sheppard
Sam a Risk, q. Capella John L. Mueller
j. T. Watts, John B. Leeye Paul Zurn,
g. N. Emerson, Henry Bier, Joseph Magner,
DR.. Adler.
Floor Managers-Jos Vegas Alex. Gherard.
A9rAppcstions Laifes Invitations
Secretary at Odd Fellows Hail. where aiso Gentlemens
Tickets may be had. Price, Is. fea I'd
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ELEVENTH WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.

A-The Box Office open for securing Dress Circle, Parque
Chairs and Private Boxes, from to O'clock, daily.
Doors at hsfpast 6o'clock-Pefoance to com
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H. STILES.

Press Room, New Orleans Commercial Bulletinl
-g--fl-s &c., December 49, 1858.
hereby certify that using and have
time psst Machinery BY the Southern Oil
Company find Il superior OIL fully
equal The longer 1t pleased with
1t. isgneil JOHN R. ALEXANDER, -
-5,ss45-ss-s Foreman of the Press Room.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-19

California Saw Mills Third Distrct,1
New Orleans, Nov l6, 1873. :
The Southern Oil Company Gentlemen Having fully
rted the Ron Machinery Oil made byyour Comp my the
engine and machinery Of the above mentioned saw Mill
eating oh benz in opinion fully equal as lubrcator to
less quantity being required and working perfectly free from
gum. -, ,m,, ~,
tsignedl H. STILES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-19

Pass Christian, October 6, 1858.
Dear STR went TO Mobile Monday and visited the works
of the Southern OIL Company and had explained TO fully
process BY which they refine OIL and expel entirely the
pyrogneons acid and ammonia and mpart the alkaline
perfy essential to all luoricatory oils.'
This is precisely shat all Rosn Oil makers heretofore have
do has caused the weouHded prejudice
against the OLE without the features which have
eating purposes while discoveries made
in Mobile Works. believe the OIL will prove far
superior any other Oil for ubricang
chilly In cold climates. y =
can but congratulate Company the country upon
achievement which will of wealth both.
{9 Your OBJ dien servant,
lsigusdl S. H. GILMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-19

a. MIME DeBAR's DANCING ACADEMY, zss
4 SfBaronne street. between Girod and Julia streets.
The Ladies Of New Orleans respectfully informed
L3that the above Academy will spen WEDNESDAY,
November "a where ali the Fashionable Dances will be
taught.
Ladies-Monday Wednesday and Friday from 1osl to l2,
and ~ to 6h.
Chdren-Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, from ~ to 6
Pm.
Private Lessons-Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from lO
1Terms-Iades 80 per month; Children g. payable in
advance. Twelve lessons in the month.
AMme DeBar be at her Academy any day. from
IOI 10 3k and ~ o6L ma 5n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-19

Crescent Ones, No 10 Camp street,
s-aseis saie;s5 Ne Orleans, Dec %, 1913
testing the Southern OIL Comuany's Hachinsry
OF % ths pssss Of the for months
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Wines, Liquors, etc..
os Ia AND TX RIVAL STREET

For sale to arrive ship Sarah Cullen 200 cases b
COVE OYSTERS; lbO b. can do do Also in store,
800 cases assorted PIE FRUIT. jalS 2plm
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~..# Patent Wheel Grease.
This Is valuable and economical article, and specially
adapted for use Wheels heavy gearing to Sugar
Mills.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-19

Deer Range, January ID 1859.
Agents Of the Southern Oil Company New Orleans-Denr
Srs have using very extensively upon all tie
chiaery belonging 70 ihs plantation viz Sugar Mil and En-
manufacinred Rosin by The Southern Oil Company
nd 1t In every respect preferable any other have also
sed the Wheel Grease Navy Pitch plantation
know other equal in point Of duration and
s.rvice.
am glad to notice which the of
the Company eeeve that In time this branch of in
iuy will rival any other among With the immense
pine forests which abound throughout the souh will be dis
almost unfold wealth. Surely the South should encourage
every effort looking her industrial enfranchisemen from the
North and IN no promises
brilliant this The appeal should be brought home
every Southern patriot believe will be re ponded
to. your obi strvt ..,. .....
[Signedl MAUNSEL WHITE.
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Commercial Cotton Press,
New Orleans, November s. 1858.
have thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil manufactured by
the Southern on Company the sides wrists and journals Of
the Commercial Press and find 1t In every respect superior
Lard on and fully equal any Oil have used
chnery II goes farther than Lard OIL and entirely free
from gum and keeps the journals cool consider altogether
tbs best ubrcator have during experience of fifteen
years engineering, and shall continue is use
'SN isIgnnil . HENRY 1NGRAHAM,
Engineer Of Commercial Cotton Press.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-19

Chemical LABORATORY, School OF Medicine.
"a September 20. 1853 :
have carefully examined specimen of Rosin Oil the
Southern OIL Company and find that retains its perfect lin
pidy as degrees below Of arenheit's
caehy eight degrees below freezing point at twelve de-
,ress becomes turbid but does CONCEAL still
being LIQUID It il therefore highly valuable ubrcating
agent cmates where the Temperature is naturally low 1t
scarcely exposed under ordinary circumstances
temperature artificial it has been subjected
without freezing
TSjensdI T. L. CRAwCOUR. VI. D.,
Professor Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence New Or
leans School of Medicine.
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Smithfield Plantation, October 30 1853.
TO the Agents Of the Southern Oil Company New Orleans
IN reply sayl have of the barrel ubri
eating Oil Obtained from you and hstanding pteu
djcc Of engineers satisfied II fully
criptio I sati.had that you have at
taned great beside for South furnishing
cheap and valuable oil of home marufactory.
Please send two barrels and obge respectfnlly
[aignedl w. JONES LYLE.
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Depot N. o., o and @. W. Railroad
Algiers, Nov. II, 1883
To Southern OIL Company-Gentlemen take pleasure
beag able that had the Machinery Oil which you
be used the axle boxes Of WELL
limited time have had 1t in has per ned
test H.
Car packed with have 240 miles average
speed or Is miles without the any additional
oil, aud remaining perfectly COOL
engaged in making further tests relative to
Its comparative cost with other lubrcators.
Yours respectfully. A. b. SEGER,
55l Vice RI esident and Superintendent.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

We have cOnSersea with number Of gen
tlemen who have recently passed over the
wagon road between this place and Carson
Valley, and they sll, without single sxeep-
ton, speak in the highest terms Of II At diff
ferent points some work is absolutely needed
to render It safe 10 the winter season, before
the heavy rains come and wash Il into deep
guIIeyG A little money, judiciOuSIy expend.
ed now, would save heavy expenditure In the
future. A part Of the road, beyond the limits
Of the State, however, they report in . bad
condition. It ought to be improved, but how
or by whom the improvement is to be made
is question we are unable to answer. The
people Of FL Dorado, especially Of PlacervilIe,
have already expended large sums in Inn
proving it. and it seems unjust and ungener-
Gus to expect them to keep 1t in order. They
are willing to contribute literally to keep It
in repair, but object to being exclusively tax
ed for that purpose.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

APPOINTMENT or L. S. SExAroR.-Gov.
Weller has appointed Henry p. IIaun, Of Yuba
county, United States Senator to gil the Va.
cancy caused by the death Of Mr.. Broderick.
The appointment is an excellent ono and will
meet the hearty appreciation Of the Democra.
cy Of the State. The appOintee is gentle.
man whose Democracy is unimpeachable,
whose character unblemished, whose ability
unquestiOrsd. The MarysviIIe Democrat, (po.
litically opposed to Judge Haun,) in noticing
his appointment, says
eve must do Judge Ham the justice to say that
a. fellowcitiIen and neighbour. 90 man respec.
ted in his private relations, and - man respected
for his abilities We can see no objection to his ap
pontment ~ United States Senator for the interim
now 10 be filed"
Judge IIaun is 9 native Of Kentucky, q
lawyer BY profession, but for some time past
has been engaged in agricultural pursuits
The Marysvills Express says he came with
his family overland to this State in ls49, and
located in this city in 1850. lie was elected
first County Judge of this county in III
Spring Of 1860, and filed the Office with hon
or to himself and to the entirO satisfaction o.
the people," He Was member Of the lows
constitutional Convention that framed the
Constitution which Was adopted by the people
in 1916.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
fEACRRVTLLH POST OFFICE.

- ~
G1NHE NAILS for Sacramento. Sen HTabeiPco and 81
Il parta Of this STATE eoss every deg OF O'clock p 81
The mails for the Atlantic States Europe OREGON and
WashlaGton Territory close about the Ord and 18th Of
each month, (exeept when thoss days come on eatur
day, ena tsn they viii eOss the day previously At ~
o'eoeklP. ~.
Ths NaIs Overland via Los Angeles close Of this
asml.weehlt, on Wednesdays and Fridays at O'clock
ed Vie Lee Angeles"
Nfhs Aalls sOF eEiEiiy st close at this once every
Monday, wednesday, and Friday morning ct 6O'clock
The Mails f1S NeWtOWn cedaFvlle and Indian Dig
gne. elcss 81 OcIOrk A. ~ on Mondays, Wednesday,
and Fridays.
The ailGSOE Cola Springs and cOOma close every day
(elndays excepted) IT O'Clock.
The Kelsey, Spanish nat, and 0soFEetown Malls close
atSh O'Clock every cay, (e1ndays excepted)
The Overland Mails 10 b. Joseph Mo-. via Carson VAL
y and Salt Lake City. close 6smI Monthly on Wsdnes-
day morning 81 o'clock. Letters Intended to be sent
By thf mall must be marked, OtG Salt CITY +"
OFFICE HOURe-Rrom O'Clock, A. ~, tll IL, H.
AnS hom ! dll p. J. ~, (sundays eHespted)
Vt TSnSA {s-Erom until 10, Al ~, and from
u"u' ~ - -. 4. n. SPENCE, p ~
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

SATE!-Our County Treasurer, Boz. BELL,
has purchased one Of TiltOn 4 McFarland's
celebrated fire and burglar-prOOf safes, for the
county funds. It should have been done long
ago. The safe is imperviOus to drill or chiseI,
and the locks and other faStenings are Of the
most improved description, and so intricate
and complicated are their workings that one
not in the secrets Of their use, would find II
difficult to open it even with the keys in his
hands and the entire night in which to operate.
Its cost was only five hundred dbllars, which,
Of course, will be paid by the county. A com.
mitteo appointed BY the bankers of New York
to examine them, reported them to be the
safest and most reliable in use. They have
resisted the skill and ingenuity Of tho most
expert burglars, and not one Of them has ever
been robbed.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
DR.. Bakers Pain Eanace.

Ny Pain PGn0cdS composed entirely u Aealng gunS
and vegetable oils and herhs perfectly ssIe for the
most delicate can mos sincerely Ssy that have
never known any however desieAts Be injured By In
the kass. vii eontinss 70 sSk the Sneted. VIM have
used H. 70 Try for the following diseases Nthey
sassed with its healing prOPerieS tAs money will b
eheerfuy refunded By the agent where The medicine fOr
sale.
voU AOSs pnIas r. As Stomach m Boesls try doss
Of Pain PAnAes internally bashs externally The part
Affected and you will at restore the proper action
anA relieve the pain.
y YOw A0VS BurN keep the paris covered with cot
ton vet with Pain PAnace. This WIH In . few inmates
draw out the Gre. and cure the pain.
VY0E A0Vgd BrutEs or WorNd, bathe II vel with the
Palm PaoaeSe four times day. II vii relieve the pain
and take ali the poison, and hsAfIhs wound in sAOr
time.
II You are smssr,S0 from NEURALGIA or RASTmHfft
PaiAs. appy the Pain PanAese freely AAd take dose
It Internally Dssning. aeon and Sshs; v not only
care the PAIN bst oil he 81 the dipeaSe
u voS hare the L1sptpsi0, sDd your EoOA dIs,wsOes
your stomach ssT eatIng take dose Of Pain PAnAeA'
AfeV each meal
II yo~ 10Vs CdnEsref or Sore NostA ~ TrOnE Ap
ply the Pain PAnacse the Directed pas and GATse the
mouth NF throat three or iDuT tmsS ~ day
II yoW Adrs tie DtdrrAB0. or . relaxed state Of the
bowels take few dosSs Of Pain PAn0eae and thy vl
soon Be restored. II you havtS painful swelling bA,hs
the parts freely. and you wi relieve The paIS and
the swelinG will Be reduced II you have severe tooth
ache appy the Pain PsnseAe piece o. eo,IOn and
baihs the gun 81 the time Vill step The pin
SANITY.
u you xd01 Been BttP~ BY a Spider. any Sshsv in
Seet stunR By Bees take Ane SA. mi1 With the Pain
PanAeae, and apply 10 the paru.
n you AoSe a Pain In Ne BrSnN. Side. Baek o. Iii
neys bashe the parts sStesed morning and nsh 81 The
same tins take dose OftAs Panaeas Internally.
" mother AdrS a COkAd BrsdSt. apply the PAo Pan
aeae hot 10 can be borne.
II You feel Chilly Gold, though you going 4
have fever. take dose Of PAnSeas.
VyoW aGvs HoSnd, C~f. or Gale on vOs'V Tee. Ap
ply the Pam Panaese; 1t gill take out ell hs innAmSon
and heal the sore 10 short tine.
Sud By ~ the pIioeipAl druggists. and By
PARK WHITE, Agents.
l3S wAshington street. AAn PTanctseo.
PETIT CHOATE, Agents, PiAeerVlIe. - "a
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

TIE REPrBLIcAx PARTY MADE Up OF STALL
MES.-Such 10 the complimentary assertion
Of the Belfast Ago. one Of the leading Repub.
lican papers Of Maine. Just see what this
class Of people think Of another. We copy
"Now It il high time to come to an under
standing. 1t is no longer Of any use to pass
the Republican party of for what it isn't, and
thus to lead great minds to suppose it . very
different party from what il is. We might ~
we'll confess 1.-THE party 10 male up Of mail
n'en--the common clasS-vcry seldom man
can be found in it wiser than our revised stat.
utes-very few live on the mountain tops
1t is manifestly not the party where great
minds will enjoy themselves the best, and We
think for their own comfort they had better
not come into it. There is such total want
Of appreciation Of great men and great ideas,
that it is almost like casting pearls before
swine for such to undertake to preach or talk
to such party"
Pretty plain talk. and we agree with tho
Age, that it is useless longer to attempt to pas.
of the Republican party "for what it isn't
What It Is is quite bad enOugh.--Ner Hamp
shire Patriot.