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Albany April 9, 1889.

Fox AND PIrT-Walpole characterizss Fog
and Pitt the leading spirits of their day, in this
wise:
Young as Fox was, Pitt was then ten years
younger, and what fund Of knowledge and
experience were ten years in possession of such
a master genius as Fox, besides the prodigious
superiority of solid parts Yet Fox left by
neglect some advantages to Pitt, The one
trusted to his natural abilities, and whenever
he wanted, never found them fail Pitt, on the
contrary, attended to nothing but the means of
gratifying his ambition. His application was
not moment relaxed, and he was not less alb
stemious and temperate even attention TO his
health was unremitted, as if he feared that
hereditary govt would traverse his career, q it
had often broken in on his fathers. No juvenile
avocations diverted him from his studies. nor
left reproaches from the grave on his character
Fox seemed to leave pleasure with regret, and
to bestow only spare moments on the Govern.
ment of a nation Pitt, to make industry aud
virtue the ladders of bis ambition. Fox's great
ness was innate and if he had ambition, it
was the only passion which he took no pains
to crafty. He disguised no vice, he used no
art, he despised application, he sought no pop
ularity a warm friend, and almost incapable Of
being provoked by one void of all inyetemcy,
and only an enemy where spirit called On him
to resent, or the foe was 50 great that be vas
too bold not to punish, as he showed The next
year by insisting on the Dismissal Of the Lord
Chancellor and the Lord Advocate, Pitt 'cul.
tivated friends to form a party, and had ALREADY
attached many considerable young men TO him
SELF"
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bird hovers over the coral blossom upon whose
sweets he feeds his soul to drunken rapture.
(SicO Dreams, dreams, what new element
do ye swim in, what new and fair figures pee.
pie you There is no sweeter bliss than castle.
building, when one has decided who is 70 be
the star of the domain, the Incompatible roso
of my lsdy's bower!'"
Very petulant was just then, and ready to
fling SMILES at everything that seemed TO block
up my path for example:
TO BE CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
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For the National Era.
"vlNETS PIUCKED."

When tok possession of my little cottage,
had little sought, my dear sir, of finding near
me neighpr SO kind, friend 50 intelligent
in sympathias you have proved, even in the
short time have known you My object in
retiring to ihis place was partly to gain that
quiet whiclIis SO necessary to the student, and
partly, must confess, to satisfy desire fol
solitude. This desire arose neither from
sentimentaism such as Zimmermann's, nor
misanthrSB like Timon's; but, conscious OF
the Justnts with which my friends reproved me
for vastly what they are pleased to consider
valuable klents, and for giving myself up to
detection over which / have no control, fed
hither, e4ally to spare them the pain of my
sombre fesence, and myself the useless and
unpleasant recurrence of their reproaches. In
you, however, ] have unexpectedly found one
whose kiidness is spontaneous, and, selfreward
ing, seeIds NOT to need the encouragement even
of appreciation. You must not suppose, be-
cause / did not meet your delicate advances
half way, that l am therefore nsensible to the
generous motives and charitable humanity
prompting them on the contrary, your sym
pathy has touched me nearly, and l must do
more than thank you | must prove that am
deserving of il
In our interesting conversation last night
there was tone of gentle reproach, unmeant
by you, but none the less felt by me, in the
wonder you expressed, that man who had
read 30 much, seen so much, and thought SO
closely as l had, should be willing to settle
down here, content with the obscure compan-
ionship of those memories and musings had
regrets, you limited, to repine was but to nurse
them into unhealthy growth; in action alone,
and achievement, should seek, not oblivion,
but forgiveness of myself No matter how dark
the past, its shadows would fit before the day
glories of properly developed future. These
suggestions assumed that there were shadows
about me, which, cast by spectres of the past,
stretched their darkening gloom over the pres.
ent. And you have judged rightly.
AS wish to preserve friendship already
valuable to me, and promising me much future
profit, it is proper that l should define these
shadows to you, and thus explain the causes of
my melancholy. know that you are curious
in regard to these matters, and am persuaded,
from what have seen of you, that the diagno-
sis of my miseres will not seem to you simply
a selfish and impertinent instance of morbid
pathology.
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LIN { s
Suggested By RothermeFs Washington, engraved by
Richie

Hail glorious Art. BY thee, my simple home
Unhonored else by noble presence, grows
To prncely mansion fair. And thou with me,
Ny Mentor loyed, dast bring in converse sweet
The worthy ofmy race. Encircling each
With halo most divine. Yea, by thy charm,
My scanty walls expand from pole to pole;
And farihest Ind her treasure freely yields,
Without fatigue, 10 me. Whate'er is fair
To mortal eye, that givest thou to me:
And bid's me ponder we'll the loving source
From whence such beauty flows.
To thee owe,
Mid other Joys, to gaze, land gazing bless
Thy magic power,) on him who brought
Meath Heavens smile, from wsrs Egyptian night
To Canaan's peaceful day, our country loved.
Thy favored son, o Art. to whom 1t fell
That matches brow and form to trace, with JOY
Most lovingly greet; with many thanks
To him, who to this effort did inspire
wond 'rng read poem here, that gives
In all its charms, the mystery that CLEANS
Through light and shade. And wonder still
If color on his pencil sits with grace
AS sweet. Or if the grsver here dispute
Supremacy in might.
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For Inc National Era.
THE DEAD HISTORIAN
BY LYDIA A. TOMPKINS.

b1 L1OlA A. IOAPklNb.
A broken chord, a Tyre unstrung,
A glorious song yet half unsung,
AS his thus shortened life;
A glowing dream to sudden pain,
The dropping snow 10 winter rain,
Turns thus with sadness rife.
Who now, as he, with pen inspired,
With zeal and holy ardor fired,
Shall search the records old
OF Spanish conquest far and wide,
Beyond the oceans heaving tide,
Where sleep the heroes bold.
Thank God for all thsse preciors ysars,
vi sightless life though fed with tears,
Those busy, tolsome hours,
That lent the world wondering view
vi nations lost and empires few,
OF dead and sunken powers.
Pizarro's fierce and guilty retgn,
The priceless wealth oil inca slain.
tabled myth had been;
Fair Mexico, unsung and lone.
Tecuzean art lao tame had known,
Save Psescotrs page it win
Cholula's lofty temple mounds,
The scene of sscriicial wounds,
Tlascala's walled domain,
Are HOW with US as household words;n
Majestic trees and gorgeous birds,
And spreading upland plain.
Proud Montezuma's SPLENDID: raro,
His massive gold aud rubiss fair,
Become immortal now;
The favored " Chidren OF the SUM-
Their mystic worship ever done,
Again record tssir vow.
No guippa's knot or cumbrous roll.
Antique device or parchment scroll.
His arduous labors note.
Memorial meet, his hist'rys page,
No tablet needs the coming age,
Except the books he wrote.
No more entombed in speeehiess night.
No gathering Aim obscures his sight;
Beyond the river deep,
His gifted soul in converse meet,
Shall list the echoes clear and sweet
That reach deaths pulseless sleep
While we in silence and in tears
Shall mourn through long and fruitTess year
For that which God hath wrought;
A sun grown dim and passed away,
A master grand that God each day
Vouchsafed diviner thought
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Give your children education, and no tyrani
win trample on your liberties.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

Dn. L. J.. czAPKAY.-We would direct the especial
attention Of inVads 10 peruSal Of Dr. L. J. CIaPkay
advertisement, 70 be found In another column Of this
paper In order 70 place the service Of learned and
experienced physician within their reach. 30 much i'll
mas been Indicted on the human family from the peTni-
elons ana ignorant pruettcsS Of empreS that II
@ u We we're fulfilling bounden duty 70 make known
where relief can be obtained. To those unfortunate
enough to suneT from the Effects Of sexual or private
diseases, or their i'll treatment ehseTlny commend
DI L. J. csapkay ~ man Of rare scientific and ned
ga aeq1lremsnts, possessing ell the requisites, from
eessf. practice Of hts YrofsSson Having made sexual
an especial study, Ike the celebrated h
and speedy eure In all cases Of private ehronie dis
ease, WhstheF The ehsete Of ecntagten ssIfabuss
oss OF YKhky and In order that patients e distance
nay sya thsmsslvssof hls sAves free eOasutation b.
letter 10 open - them. The kuowIsdgs that We have
me numeEous ceres be has seted, Of which were
o. long standing, leads 70 place mach faith In Dr.
C.b efficacy, and commend bin 70 the confidence Of
those In III health. Dr. CIapkays once IL on saeTa-
mento st, below Montgomery nearly opposite the Pa
cine Mail Steamship Co. . once, San FFaneiSeo.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
JOHN E. KUNKLER, Sec'y.

The Dundee (Scolland) Adeevtistr says why
not Try to telegraph acrosS the Atlantic without .
cable! In Dundee We have scientific enthusiast
who, With ell the devotion Of an alchcmiat. has at
tanned results which will cNmpare WITH II they DO
not Nut.rval the usOst brilliant achievements of
Far&day, Wheaistone and Morse. Recently We cav
on his liable working model which, were Il placed
on Abe table Of the Board room Of the Directors Of
thG Atlantic Telegraph Company, would, we think.
Induce them to Ey whether they could mot telegraph
between England and America without any cable
Whatever. This model consists simply ofa trOHgh
Oiled with water, on each eide Of which are tEo
mal copper plates. the plates theOus aide being
konnoc.cd with common electric battery. aud Il Is
hand that without any wire the electricity passes
through The water and makes signals on the other
siie 10 The ordinary manner-the theory being that
de copper plates 90 ths other eide guide The slsS
Sctsd that the results obtained 10 this model would
9oI bs Obtained on larger scale. ~. Lindsay's55
for that ls our electFc'aRe nane-ayslem Wss tried
AZ F~Finmnuth, aud found 10 aRseeF perfectly across
water c9 The breadth Of halfa nslei and u u an'
swers for that distance there eppeATs No reason WY
e should not answer for any distances M the face OF
The globe.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
10y -
House Of Neptune Engine Co. No. 2.
PLAcrax,LLR. Feb. 2ad. 1889

TLACgaVILLEs REQ 2zo, IcOV.
Ata meeting It Neptune Engine Go. No. 2. held
in their h"use the evening Of February 18th. the
following FesOlWtiOns were unanimously adopted:
ktsOtrAi, That the thADks u this company b.
rendered ~ Mrsars. Crosby Dibblce Of San Fran
eisc". consgnees Of the ship HespsrUa. GOT theiI
kindness in at.'Tng the Engine If this company ID
their warehouse. and the god care taken Of heI
while in their charge u Msssra. WellH. Fargo 1
TS." = s Trsrv .~s"s ~ Wit VII FIr"H e. :,
PlAcervilr, fur numerous favors rendered tO tue
company ~ Lewis I.sndccker fur his pEOmptnrs'
10 delivering the Engine 70 the company ffom'Sac
rament0; Ia Mr.. James Turnbull, Chief Engineer O
the PlAeervile Fire Department for his kindness u
Volunteering to put up our Engine; and to- Mr.. A
ID. Ellis E'r the bssutifI bronze figure Of Neptune
presented by him to the company.
RcSOlUa'i. That the Secretary Of this company he
instructed "a tFansmt copy IF this TO the MoUMTAS
DEnoceAy. StRsi Westlv O6SsrreF, Sacramento CmiON
and Spirit IF tie TsASS. with the request that they
John HT1NKIER Sec'v
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
Proceedings Of the Court Of Sessions.
TEuhCABT TERN, 1859.
sATVaDAy, February 10.
The Grand Jury presented the following report an,
we're discharged;
Grand Jury Report

To IA" Hon. Court Of SrSsions Of FL Dorado county:
We. the Grand Jury fer this, the February Tern, A.
ID. lk9, having brought Investigations 70 close
discharged.
We have, during our inyestigations, wherein public
Ornsrs have been charged found tyuo Dils In twenty
eases, for the following offences, Wis 6s assault with
tpteut To- commit muHdeR assault eth deadly weapon
2; drawing deNdy weapon, grand larceny. .; riot.
,; oISeRpt t. rub cutting dam, 81 o6tAining goods
under fase PrstsnSe, petit lareeay,l We have also
dismissed cases, aud laid ever 70 the next Grand
Jury.
We have visited the County Hospital. under the
charge Of Dire Harvey Clark, where We 6nd - pa
te1tS Whole number discharged sinee December 9Oth
10 x0i and haze died. We 6nd the Hospital In gOod
and otherwise, and satsAsd that the institution
dOrs our county much credit.
We have also visited the County Jail at CO'elna aud
hnd the same kept In very suitable manner We were
asSured hy the occupants that they furnished Nth
plenty Of GOOd, and that Of q fair quality. We would
however, recommend that the broken windOws be re-
paired, which will add much to the comfort Of the
pants during the cold weather. There at present
detained In cad Jail peTs0ns. for the following
offences, via murder, grand larcsnys attempt "a
rob. cOuntrEfsiting, petit, laTeeny,S.
We have also given the various County OMeee 81
thorough eXan,inaton our limited time would per
INIT The Grand Jury being composed only
aud the time necessarily occupied In the Jury b.
each juror, In order Constitute quorum, therefore
there could not be committee rating the BOokI
Of the various Oees during the session Of the jury
We however, fDund the hooks Of the respective once
kept IN plain, aud buOinsSs-like manner. We fount
that there the 7h day Of February, A. d. lso9
in the various County kundS the following aOunte. Vs
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

A QAuSIsaI' CoxvsHTlOS.s-wit The last few
days, says ATE n1mher Of The ChicsGO DsH'ocrds
Chicago has bseM Alling up With the delegations
ftUm the dlsseAt States 10 the great national con
DsIsr~tss ere present fFom eli the States except
Alabama, Rhode Islaud and MlDnesota. Theas
States Oloolsa aslsEaAesC aud GhOse ttOm AIabaml
have been heard iinm 40 the way. The others arr
probably 90 the rad also. A Anef looking Get q
Al and are we'll, very well dressed, With jeweFy 10
abundance; and s0mO az them are said " be, What
their IOoks indicate, men at talent The revision O
Hoyle. and the codi0catiOn Of the laws Of Poker
&c. are the objects Of the Convention.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

WoREmO W SAWDUsS. The ingenuity Of Partisan
cabinet makers, In the FsubuTR st. AntOnie. has
found use fOF common sAwduSI which raises the
value Of that COMMODITY far above the worth Of
sulId timber. BY . new prOcees combining the BY
1raulic press and the application Of intense beat,
Iheae wehVies particles are made TO reform them.
SeItes into solid mass, capable Uf Being moulded
into any shape. and presenting brilliant stfF:ce;
durability and beauty Of appearance not found In
ebony, rosewood, or mahogany.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

"NOisT cAHHlEas"-Iu another column, viii Be found
the advertisement Of MsssFS. hecann BTadshaw, the
Nolsy CasrieFs Of PseervIlls II industry and perss
VsTanes ere signs OSueesa hsss asprants for the trade
and patronage ofthS reading pahc, mns sneessd In
tabllShIng coed Business We eSnmsnd the attention
Of The reader 70 their and hope 70 then
we'll sustained In their sndeAvOrS to furnish FoOd for the
mind"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

In the State Prison at Charleston, Mass, there
are 81 murderers on life sentence, ThIa numbef,
says the Boston Asratd, compFises all who have
been sent 70 the prison for murder since 10z2.-
with the exception u two, ell were originally sen
Ieuced n death. Asl0t the pardon of murderers amer
communication, Ave cases occurred before 1850, but
mot one has 6ssa pardOaed sinOs Peter YOVk, (c0l.
ored) has been eleven years 10 solitary confinement
and james Wilson III serving sentence ofperpstual
attitude.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

Let no faiss dslIcsey prevent you from consisting
Dr. Cn H. TOgRas Of Sacramento, who has attended and
cured % many within the last four years. and an you Wha
have no means 70 pay, And In him friend, who vii
make no charge for examination adviee We would re-
commend an who are In trouble 10 call HIM and AlSO
to read he card 10 another part Of this paps The Doe
tors once 10 Sixth street, between and Sacramento
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
LONDON
OIL UB HOU Sc GIN.
TO THE PUBLIC.

THIS CELEBRATED GIN-Pretending Ia nothing but
i what u II, viz. pure and unadultered article, and
assuming artificial nerI,s ~ what II Ia not Ne some "
rival imtaOra da arr i've years Of public AlpFOVal and
very ex.csive sales In California has heen By
USE u any ether article competing against II, but s
Unrivalled In its Medical Efficacy
In most Of eomP.I To persons FAvepg 10 these
days Of rapid transit from Fast 70 We NORTH 70 South
who constantly changing their water % veil 90 their
climate who drinking. indeed, dSsen kinds water
In every tWsntynr hours and each dFaught containing
some property acting In hsuleal antARans 70 the pre-.
eedng thereby causing unnatural degree al excite.
ment 70 the atnnaCh positively and absolutely neees-
Sary to use eOunieractnG agent From the fact that the
London Club House Gin"
ID prepared expressly meet such exEenees and n act
We knew will net. andOtc, confidently pre-
scribe the very best article In the country The
u" Aromatic ecrda SehnAps has never been attached
In any Wsy to this article In Grst presenting the
"London Club House Gin''
to the public, my aim give them pure and unaduls
tered Srtlce Gin, and " call by Ils right The
attending liz introduction and extensive sale IN
CaloTnIs sufficient guarantee Of the hge appreciation
Of the article ny consumers.
VArons parties have from time tn time put Up and shin
0tM." My din. which has gained such reputation In
California, IL branded en- the cases,
''OId J0nd0n Club House GiM-Wm. II. Dr.
The BOTTLES asa have white laeI with fao sImIe II ny
signature. caution an parties TO beware Of limitations.
WMs ~. DA1.Ys
t+6tn eOle Importer New YOTk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
NOTICE.
TO the 1AOAa0rs - che Funded Indel
eAmoaa 81 P1acsFVllle.


TO the EAOlaoEs - she Funded Indebt-
eAnoae 81 P1acSFVl1le.
NOTICE IL hsrsby given that there Il now IN the Sink
IN Ing Pend Of the City Of FacervlO the sum Of Two
TlouSAnd HI Hundred and RIghtyIThFee and telO0 Dol
lars which sum V BE- used for the purchase ofths Bond
Of said City. ssued under the provisions Of an Act en
lied An Acf 70 provide Tor undng The debt Of the City
Of PAceTvls and for the payment thereofs appFGvsd
March 9Th, 1885, Said money Will be used for the scdsmp
ton OF the grsates amount Of Bends which may be ov
ed and holders Of said Bonds hereby invited submit
70 the Funding Commissioners Of the City Of Placerve
SEALED PROPOSALS for the surrender Of such Bonds
Such Sealed Proposals win be opened ct the once o! the
Treasurer Of said city,
On the 18Th Nay - March, 1850,
Al - oeieek ~, Of said day, and the money will be
awarded u the person persons who shall offer
render the largest amount Of Bonds for The same but
bid VIII be accepted FOR the surrender Of Bonds
than their per value
S SIeo = ; '9 9Sscv Funding
RaHElN4NDEI. Commissioners.
Dated. PiaesrvlIs, February 1oth, Ia6e.-[tdl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

The number Of disasters TO steamers, river boats,
aud other crat upon the western rivorS during the
we're burned there were 81 collisions; lO9 We're
sunk on rOcks and SnagEed, o. ran into the banks
there were 10 explosions, and the number Of livsS
Lost was 8A6. Aggregate amount VI damage 81
AlA.OOO.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
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