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ALY'S
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

Aromatic Valley Whisky.
this age adueraed and deeterious Liquors,
OF great satisfaction to be introduce to public notice
the above arteen article OF unquestoned purity and pos
sins no qualities such have the most favorable in
on the banks of the Rhine produce the
grape, which will flourish where else from whose juice pro-
few land Cuba produce 4, bacco, the avor and
quality Of which, when manufactured into CIGARS ncompara
strip land Parish Of Natchoehe, Lousiana has
long supple the world with iticle Of snu'
from such Tobacco cannot be induced to elsewhere
Mike manner, it has long been known that limited erritoy
lying the valley Of the M0nonghea river, exclusively brings
forth Rye of properties marked and pecul that It's distl
aon produces Whisky of such sueratve character places
by process recently discovered, only my
auucturr, grain from the choicest spot Of this favored
0''''' Is mai aroSsatsc % sa'i st valley whisky,
with Wbich no other eau stand an insants comparison
have apprehension Of being accused OF publishing
warantabe, exaggerated encomiums, by who
will first sui iectmy WHISKY tothe test -
it's the standard article al al the hst class Hotels and
Clubs city New York and wherever tits introduced at
awarded ths Palm of Superiority,
and the demand foT il becomes a thing established
ects are pleasant and grateful exercises apiest pea
nent influence upon the constitution
and find it pure article OF fne gayor, without any
deleterious adraiztare. JAMES R. cHILTON, ND,
NC" 'Oia sr.rE AssAYrzs Orr1oE sa Somerset Streets
Boston, April l7th, lass
have male chemical ANALYSIS Of your Aromatic Valley
NO m Of ann Kind and sould 1n,,ens
'' '0- 1''i' - '-'''' CHARLES T. JACKSON,
Your Aroc Valley Whisky received and after careful ex
auiualon ue pure afiole, entirely free from
fully, JAMES J. sIAPEs,
Analytical Chemist.
Tconsumer- depend upon getting pure article when
they the Vaiisy Whisky tits sold by the boeonly
% South William street, rec New York,
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Totai.s 1890 Sl0lo5
1t should be noted that the Farmers and Drovers'
Bank Of Indians was q bogus institution, and that
by the timely detection Of its agents in this city,
les entire issue was prevented. Besides the above
there was was Sl20 in bogus silver which was also
DESTROYED
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VIE subscriber oilers for sale ofand TIE
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four niles ou Nasaris. al
joining the tract on which he resides and te lands y csr Jon
Jones' The land equal % the tes Wlsh abunonce el excel
lent, falling water, with thu beautiful hadk
in the country snd In the midst o e finest neshrhto5in
America apriH NATHANIEL HtFTHR
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EBsE j U 8 q. @ g
XVINTER ARRANGEMENT.

ON and after Monday, November e9 1885, Trains will
follows:
Morning Train. Evening Train.
Leaves Gallaun 730 A. NJ Leaves Gallan IOO b..
Arrives Edgeield " 9OJ 90 Arrives Edgeheld go de
Leaves "1Bu0 do Leaves do Z" 330 d.
Arrives Gallatin "ll3a Arrives Gallstin g 500 do
The leaving Gallatn 80 NJ, and Edgehcd 10
A NJ connects Gan with mai coaches and from Louis
Vile leaving Edgeheld at ~ A. NJ. aud Gallatin
NJ with mail coaches and from Harsyille and
Carthage. Only the Train viii he Sundays
II Wearing apparel baggage Of which each
passenger viii allowed s0pound tree charge will b made
for baggage which paid 20 the conductor Other
articles bagagei carried in the will he charged
ExpIess freight be paid the agent the Express
Compa y.
Passengers taking their Gaan and Edgefeld without
purchasing tickets, viii be charged extra.
ia 25-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
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4
IMPORTERS OF
RFandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &C.,
no 8 COLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
TEVHE undersigned have in store the following pure liquors.
Wines, &C. which they offer to the trade at low prices
favorable and respectfully invite purchasers of those goods
Our Liquors and Wines are purchased direct through the Gus
tom House and be warranted genuine Being determined
sell at low fgurespossssng the facilities do haer
ourselves that We can osr such inducements to Cash and
Prompt dealers, a. viii meet their views
20 and pipes Fine Cognae 10 bbls superior Rye Whisky
Brandies, choicest brands; very old;
5 = DO Rochelle do IBIS genuine Old BOurndO
9do pure Holland 6ini Ice bbs nne Tenn Corn do
2punceons pure W L Rum; puncheons Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
100 baskets and bxs Champagne, 60 do sauternas;
best brands; lOqr casks Sherry;
g '5 H3asaT 3Ht a9a Sis white and DO %s if ana
Is boxes Fine olarets; 10 do Port
Porter, Ale, &c.
% casks LondOl. eTteE, best brands;
3 Do Engllsa and scotch Ale, best brands;
20 do French Cordials, assorted;
20 do Brandy Cherries;
10 do Curacao, MareschnO and Absynthe
Cigars
10000 genuine Hs,ana Cigars, 800 eco German Cigars
choicest brands TobacSo. se.OO Dal'im'rs Nesala' do
60 bKs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. W. 4harsOn
ISdo ISd do 90 DO @ % "LeftTick's yi.e I aces"
20 do do % do DO "sutherland's Fine
Star;
boxes fine virginia Chewing Tobacco suerlands sine qua
non:"
20 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco 'ham5er FiDper
Golden Lzaf;'
20 boxes hns Virginia Chewing Tobacco 'anghOrn Arissad,
No. l, Gold Leaf;'
boxes fre Virginia Chewing Tobacco, ALIENS
50 boxes best Tennessee do do
IS 4 boxes 'Kean Smh's celebrated Twist Pancakes
D,nvle Tobacco equal if not superior to offers
ed in this market.
With many otter articles connected with the business
WILLIAMSON 4 CHEATuAM,
ssp9 No o. College street Nashville. Tenn
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Opinions og she supreme ceurt- os rreor,rs.
see, 0eliVerea a. Anoxvilie, Sepfesnksr
Term. I-,ss
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EEanny's combined aEeaper sAnaf
WnHrD7.

EWTTTH WOODS IrEPIgDVErTEE7r..-a ..-alis
W esieratsi Nscus eceivef se f-stpr- Giard
5oLn MEDAt a. he best cobinel ReaPn- and sloWiG lnr.
AZ the great United Sultes AgricuuTsl air- hei
ky in SeItenher 1851. Ths trial s7rssase. Nas
York. IN JAY where all the pr.ifal Machines rite
States thoroughly tested nfaitss made d-
thr5agh Marshal P Wlier Preseni Uutsi stsI Acaars
Society, al Louisville, Ky.
Il also received the The Resner. ana - lht
Mower. before separate 0poinied b. Prss
Of the Davidson County AgrcniurI society. gtsh1
In JAY, 1851 of the achir Terra
Numerous other premiums and given s 1acae
durinr the iast hachfein Anerc1-
The above machines for sale By he undersigned.
B. y. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for ne state.
FISHER WIIEEsEs & CO..
ts1S7-d&vt Nssfvfiie. Frnn-
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TrnTsE PAINTENG,

HOUSE PAINEENI,
the sutsrr is refred with greatest promptneSs
ALI contracts; however arge which be rendered, in style aud
un terms cannot m give satisfaction lie is also pre-
pared o e. all manner of
Sign AND GRAHING AND NARBIINa.
Having IN that department secured the services Of the expert
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having worA IN bis line to
give him a call before making final arrangements
K. T. FLEMING,
marchs-sf Ge Unor st, between Cherry and SUMMER.
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1URR Astops Of ali s hani AMI ae toorder, sul1t
Mills, N Spidles, Mi Gearins- Eans Cloth ~ an
numbers, Duith anchor brand heIinE hozpg- and rs1ag
screws wire picks and plaster Pss and urosrdl ln
the manafcures which enables sell li
prices.
Beng praetsNl nechanic, thoroughly anirrstsnlng hs
The and practe Of milling operadons. Ai=- XIII
Erishts viii find u 70 tsir interest
prices ae'ss purehasus All goods ssi By warranted
give satisfaction.
p u. RTAN.
Cor Col-ge and Broad Sta, Nas6vns, T.nn.
mbI5-ll8-t-Uslfan
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NOTICE
Fl75F So ssgzR IL u "a 81

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40 FASSENG ERS.
FNASSENGERS TRAINS running tie Nashville and Chat
tooga Railroad, will leave the Depot Nashville the
minute down the sch-dule, tO-it 40 A. and
nj anI prevent confusion the ticket Oce the
u starting, Passenges respectfully requested
provide their tickets Of the time and M may
he the Ticket Agent wil he his Ooe hour
before the departure Of each TAIN, T. ". COLE,
mhl-tf. Superintendent.
TNOR RESE.---The large Room the Daily News Of
fee formerly occupied ty BArnad's Book Bndery. This
room 40 feet, suitable for Printing Once,
Bnder, almost mechanical oyment. steam power
san had from the news Ouce Engine, IA this room.
Enquire Of Mr. Fisher, at News Ooe OF 4. V. Liueey
he subscriber lJaO| JAMES ". H0YTE.
Ornamental Trees ana EiVeFg rRrtES.
MHO HONTGOMERI & MCGBEDl N grsery men Nashville, Tenn
IN invite special attention stock oil Fr
Bramental EyergreeLs, Gren House RI
ornamental Trees Eyerg sute elEte elect
Fruiis-5OOO Apple >, ) & years old.
Pears-sOU0, DWaris q SCudards, ? to years Old.
Peaches -j60O1 old, Cherries Plum AIrcots Nee
tariens aud ounce, in Ia sc Runqers-
Iare collection OF Grapes, Suaw0rrles, aspberTies Goose
berries Currants a Bouquets at AL seas ms.
MONTGOMERY s. MCGREDY.
nall. LinWoOd, Nurseries Nashville Tenn.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

6 s5z75zy...s;;..i35zsszzSss
being rtuce Tor Tie proper projection Of
the Track, keep Of tie Of gravel and other
tTans thai freight trains regular uniform e
which only OnIlihed by running schedule tue
therefore order that the lreg ght trans l The time
laid schedule, ordered that alter thirty days from
this ate, g Uy the Nashville ChattnoO
ga Railroad Company, al Schedule Stations ,nly.
L W. COLE,
jansl-u BPG Sup't Of Transportation y. & G. r. r.
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BALTImORE AND OHIO

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
grlsC
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TERMINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling BenwOod and Park
eTsburg the which places unites with BailrOads
Steamers, &c, for and from all points in the
Wests SOuItl-YEeSt and NOrtb-Wests
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1920 p NJ 1910 A. NJ.
Direct connections made by these trains
For all tiRe Eastern Cities.
This Is the only 70 WashingtOn City.
Passengers by this Route Baltimore, Philadelphia
New Yerk and Boston, the Of ticket Boston by
other lines.
Time q;ick and fare via any other Route.
Inquire tickets Railroad. at
the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
l.. +. FULLER, Gent Western Agent
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
". P Smith, Master Transportation. deco
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For Philadelphia, New YOrk, &C.
savANNsTT AND OTEAELEsrON.


Excursion ricksts, sooi n JuaIary \. i, go
sell Ikuown hrst class stie-rnee sieansiapai
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt c. p NAEsHEks. and
STATE uF 6EOliGIA- Capt. D. y. GsRyiE,
WOW Regular Line FOR the North leaving Charleston and
saysnuah alternately. as loioEs
The STATE or GEORGIA, from savannah, te Sab, 18Th an
25tl Of month.
Tbe KEYSTONE STATE. from Charleston he o, sOih and
Both of every month.
Pr saes comfort, having superior sIe Roems- sls
surpassed BY The c0sst. Oe Aunirea
Niles this the Deaare Riyer and Bayso nshs
at
For Niagara Falls, The Lakes aud
Canada.
sHOgTEsT AND Cheapest ROUTE.
This Line eounects Phiiapit WIN ae 9gat Northwestern
Rsraa Rouie trouzh Naglfa Falls or bafa. h u
rom Philadelphia Through Iicke, with the peilege of
cling 4 Phadeiphia psnts ior sabi the Agents
iu savannah. -
a5T o. A. GREfNER 4. CO.,
Agents At 81 annah-
7. s. & T. @. BCub
Agents AZ CAs4kstau-
A. HERk0N. Jr..
f4s7-d6n. Agent AZ rhiiadsipyia.
TUUNGAsIAN q rass seed 49, We lassa aIsr = %
or this Justly celsbrsted seed, h<Fe einta9
p % 81 . per bu-he Il fa- slpenorto tneoo1aon a
10. hay, and Eil yield equally ~ veil =. ~.
f.tsf5. AHMSEkoI6 - -
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
80

z and aer Monday, Oct. Ieih, lo5, trains win be
follows:
Leave GailstiD, 8 A NJ. Lea-e Gsllatin 2 M
Arrive Edgeheid, 10 do Arrive Edgeheld, do
Leave do II do Leave do 4:3o do
Arrive Gyllatin ] P NJ Arrive GGllatA $50 do
The leaving Edgehed at II A. NJ connects aatin
with Louisville Hartsyile Carthage. Only
the morning train will be Sunday.
Octl7-u r. MACLEOD, Supt.
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
a BECKER would respectfully announce to the public OF
Nashville that he has located teacher Of the Voice. OF
Piano Violuco, Violin, Orders MeClu Bee
sons 5iusic Store viii BE- promptly attended 70.
Bept7-d
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Jeremiah Dosaear. w45ae sass q capsn County, and

jeremiah Bosears Warner Sheriff Of Campbell COUNTY ana
his securtiss
This was motion mede in the Circuit Court Of
KooK e0uaty for jHdgueat against the defendant.
as Sheriff Of CampHell county aaa h secu lies in
otce, for falling 70 make due and proper return Of
an execution. INA jddsment w4s refused bv the
Circuit Judge AID tbe motion dismissed At the
plaintiffs costs, and be has appealed in error 70
his coRrt. IL appears that On The 9th OF Nogen<
her, 1857, an execution was issued 10 The Sheriff Of
Campbell county, for the sam Of S3lI.Sl J. fran the
Circuit Court Of Knox county, founded upon juds-
ment in that court ia favor cf the plaintiff aesnst
one Arnold-resurasble to the He1t term Of said
sourt-Which, BY law, commenced It's session the
frst Monday in February. This execution came 10
The hands Of the defendant, TTiilham Wzrner. the
Sheriff Of Campbell county on lhe Z6th Of the
same month, and ne did in fact, seturn L. to the
term Of the Knox Circuit Court unhl the Friday
of the second week Of the term, and gave as rea
son for iis non return, that he had mistaken the
tine Of holdiRg the court. The execugion, when
returned, had a levy, a tract o. land, endorsed
upon it, with these furthor wOrds ''And authoriz-
ed by ,hs plaintiff to return this u fa to be re-
neWed, this l2h of December, 1867.
.'wM WARxER, sh ritz"
And the question now is, whether, inasmuca as
the defendant failed actually 70 return this exeeu
ton, ssrsq ired BY law, oa the fret day Of the /
term, he was exeused from SO doing by the fac: sts
ed IN his return, that the Pisintif had authorized
him to return t. 10 be TensWed And we hold be was d
not. The ony effect oftde plaintiffs au hsrify was
70 postpone the sale under tAGf Cyi and il did not
IN the least, excuse the sheriff fer fang to return
the execution. The plaintiff did not interfere wi.h
that duty and The law made it psremp,ory that he
should perform it. This question was decided in
Clingusl Ds Barrett ct al Hump. 20 81 II
may be hard case upon the Sheriff, but as said by
he Court in that case this can fora no part OF our
Investigation The laWis Wri tea, aSd the Court
has no power to refuse a julgmeHt when demaaded
in such a casa Even The insolse1c o. debtor, or
q payment TO the creditor, IS has been repeatedly
held, can constitute valid defence for the non-re-
turn Of the exception, Hum 22-IOdS, 3i9 The
judgment # the Circuit Court viii be reversed ana
ludgmeat rendered here agains; ths Sheriff and MS
for the judgment, interest aud l2{ per
cent damages. WR,osT
true copy. Test, C. ". NkLsoS, Clerk.
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4 IA 4 II ALL IL o AR
THREE THROUGH
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Hannibal and st. Joseph ISsiIrOas',
of RFESSOgsr5,

Of REsSSOUr5.
SOMPLETED open through Mississippi to Missouri
lGveIs further est and 20 the
NEW GOLD EEECsGUN
AHOr9ing quickest ard
cheapest Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
NebPaSsGa and Pixies Peak.
Trains Hannibal daily O'Clock, A. NJ arrival
Of magnificent composing the n. Jo Il. r.
Line cave Louis dairy at o'clock, 2. NJ, whereby
passengers Joseph - from Louis and
Joseph witA line Of hrst Passenger Packets,
which arrival Of trains from Atclon, Legvenw0rth
City, Nebraska City, Council Butts and Omaha Gaining
From SO days over any other hOute.
Time from Nashville 10 st. Joseph 80 hours.
Fare from Nashville 10 st. Joseph
SES.5O; from Chattanooga $23.jO.
Baggage checked through Mesls and SateroOs Packets
free. Freight Owest rates. Emgrauts desiring
company depend going through freight
trains.
Josh can reached by RarOad for sa 'he \. & c. K. K.
and STEAMERS all ali the principal oad Oces in the
limited States For information address JNO. IL BOWEN,
p. GRokT, Gen Ticket Agent Cen Agent, St Louis.
IoslAH ItuRT Hannibal. iebs2-d6nlF
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NNTE have siure, lsuiIs,ls saca u fsOSffk.
w SHOES, HATS and STRAW sOBu<,
adapted % the Spring and Trsa s,5cs VII e
found eomplG every department, Gaois urfiar
qaaity. and uill he sold pforlrs
merchants 9 short time
We win be DAHL a,liss fresh ssois te orr stocz.
feht9 -stwS.ziv ARRAY. GIBS0N 4 co
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SUDDES DEATH OF A YoUNG LADT.-The C!eve.
land (OhiO) Herald Of the 15lh inst, records the
following sudden death:
Miss Theodosia Smith, daughter Of George P.
Smith, a young lady of nineteen years, pecniiarly
winning by her eheerfulness and vi7aeity, was in
attendance Monday evening upon the singing re-
hearsal under Mr.. Hall, in The basement at st.
Pauls Church. She had been, during the evening
ore than ordinarily cheerful and happy; the life
AMI delight Of her mates. Suddenly she had some
affection of One foot, and in a laughing manaer said
her foot was asleep. Her friends told her 10 get up
but she told thsm she could not, and adding it is
true although do laugh When assisted rise,
she fell tack uuconscIous and never revived She
died about u O'clock This attack was just at the
close Of the rehea ssl, about o'clock Sde was
carried home in a carriage but never spoke again.
The physicians called say thai there enlarge
meut OF hs lur g, and thatshe died from paralysis
of the lungs
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Ma ANtED. --The Principal Of large Boarding School
Tor young ladies' situated n the Columbia,
sires to employ lady capacity Of House keeper One Of
experiences viii be preferred FORT urther reference apply
office. fsnlo-fi
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U=Consuner. can depend upon getting pure article when
they 5uy Valley Whisky, tits sold BY the boeouly
WI. II. DAILY,
20 South William street, New York.
ian1q-IeO 3u Sole Proprietor.
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SIS 900 REWARDl

JAMEs @. BALDWIN,
72m r. Gails-ia sr-est. Sasiriiie sem.
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Your Aronc Valley Whisky received, and after careful ex
auualion find it to lie pure d'fic eefely free from TIE
GdgerQfig ingsedie oJTe4aeatg used Yours, respect
fully, JAMES J. sIAPES,
Analytical Chemist.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

Sweet Susie Brown my pretty Onei
I'm sure you must remember
II not for love, at least for fun
The sleigh ride In December;
when ell the bellies and ell the beaux,
In spite Of frOsts would 90 forth,
And squeeze beneath the buIialOes,
Each others hands, &c.
How brightly streamed the northern lights
Above the snowy ridgesi
How pleasant were the winter nights
observed from country bridgeSI
Where "tolI" 10 sought with such address,
Mid laughter, fun and AattsPy;
And lovers feel. amid the press, ~
Each others hearts, etc.
'Tis very singular and queer,
Of all most mad devices,
Loves fame should burn 70 bright and clear
On fuel formed Of ices;
And yet we know its flame, indeed,
Most brilliantly will glow forth,
When famed behind flying steed,
Hid under furs, &c.
I'm sure you mind the village inn,
The supper and the revel;
How, in the general dine and din,
Love shot bis arrows level.
And don't forget how Harry Kidd
Embraced you in the buttery;
You kissed his llps-yOu know you did
And he kissed yours, etc.
And when the forfeits oil were paid.
How one old maid resisted,
Until the younger ladies' said,
A prude they sll detested
"Desist she cried-the ancient Ann
Her modesty 70 show forth,
"I'll never yield to any man,
My virgin lips" &c.
The wintry winds, the hOmeward way,
Blew chilly in Our faces;
But, underneath our flrs, we lay,
All snuRIy In our places;
One girl, upon the forward seat
The pretty Nelly Satterlee-
Declared Jack Frost had pinched her cheek,
And Billy Frost, etc.
Another, underneath her robe,
(The buff 'lOeS, not her dreSses)-
Fair Patience, with attendant Job
Detected In caresses,
Sprang up with angry blushing face,
Her innocence 10 show forth,
But showed her curls were out Of place,
Her collar gone, &c.
And then the parting at the door!
Its tender, mutual blissesi
Sweet lips, from their abundant store,
Gave 70 tho pOOr-in kisses!
The parting wOrd-the long embrace
Cupid's most dangerous witchery,
Brought fire 10 many bOyish lace,
Aud raised sweet hopes, etc.
Dear Susie Brown, save you and I,
Of all that load Of merriment,
No other pair are lefl N try
LOve's latest, best experiment;
And whom the coming SHOWS shall spread.
Our mutual hopes shall glow forth,
May Hymen bless our nuPiial bed,
Increase our iOyA. DC.
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Wherefore Weeu I

WA0ASAvEV W0opS
Weep not for death!
'Tis but q fever stilled,
A pain suppressed, fear at rest,
A solemn hope fulfilled.
The mOOnsbine on the slumberinR deep
10 scarcely calmer-wherefOre weepl
Weep ye for changei
For earth's pure dcws exhaling,
For joys first tear, for hopes first fear,
For loves first little failing.
MOrn's lighteat shadows on the seas
Tell Us Of midnight-weep for these!
Weep not for death!
The fOunt Of tears is sealed,
Who knows how bright the inward light
To those shut eyes revealedf
Who knows what fenrless love may fll
The heart that seems 90 cold and still?
Weep We for life!
For smiles that end in sighing,
For love whose quest hath never rest,
For the hearts hourly dying.
Weep not when silence locks the breath:
Life is the bitterness Of death.
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TNAIL ANB WINTEA oN.NETs, Velvet, SIX snd
Z eatin,ac BLOCH bACNMANS
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
Gas Pipes, Burners, sc.

TE undersigned beg leave to inform the citizens o
l. Plseervlle, that they have at their store Main a
three dooFs below the Cary House, extensive assortment
and prepared to At Gas Ppea Burners and everything
necessary 70 furnish and introduce Into sOVes aaoOns
dwelling houses 10. Persons IN vept Of any articles In
line requiring work to be dons should give "
call at store We have had experience IN the busn
and understand Il Thoroughly HANeBlD9E 90.
PAceTvlIle, November 50, 1853. l0IM
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

not 6Sis Mn, butte sa ) ~ 81 & Ma; ms q
knowledge, SKIN, He Nevee snal 8 lokiH
her, dead Or alive : .Ahd,swAda N6W.S AAisaa
self--which was not long NGeskNat1a -&Qlsu
effects belonging To him, whtCerWNsh MuaN
most religiously preserved, tied upahasOoAlodt
were certain monslr0us boxes filed withaheI
trical gewgaws.-HoUssAOM RetIdx .uss..A
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

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