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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

TAuulG I,ogeu, No. ao.t

TAniika LODnK, No. 40.
1AScAsTEh. August sob, IBbg
wBEaEls. This Lodge has lsarusd with
deep ,es,st. p,g dVs.h Of ions KELLET, 4
worthy tsabbtr Of ibis otder. I t)i.
Rssassd, Therefor, that the members
Of this Lpiss wdI attend the idnsrnl Of
lhs dees.ssi 6ro,hrr. on wsihssJsy,
August Sist.. 1859, at 10 O'elOct, A. n.
Hss0iVsd, Tbh from respect, to the
tfierhsiy lef deSossSed brother, thai ths
ebaIt or he Gfasd Commander, ths vios
Gr.ni Comm ,ndef and the ChanssllOr,
BE- pl.osd In tnourui g, as we'll As the ban.
nst Of tho drJsr, fOt llis tpics Of Itift,
days.
. Rsatrsd That this Lodge deeply sim
paIhiss With The widow, ASSURING hsr q
the tsspec. ibis Ofder will etet enterait
fot The memory Of their deceased brother
and olfsf 10 her their oondolsnea. 10 Ihli
sfiiouua dlspsnsaiioH Of profid5ncs,
Rwoioea, fhH the Secretary Of ihl
LeIss communicate these Hssolahsns I,
The widow u lhs deceased Brother,
RssOlssd, That the foregoing r sold
llons be published in sha city papsss.
OuAs. COLGATE. !
JAMES DgRBlN, Com.
r. NJ. wAHENnAts,
Attest, fHsoD,Hs p. CUhBds,
Secretary, pre-. tenn,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW YORK MARKET.

Nsw YnsE. August %, 1850,
Fioar heavy and inais cepta idar qles ofg 40 bar
IE y - g9a4 Tor supsrfge Stale. - soqt - ter
tru Htatc; 1naf ~ bf snperhue Va aef snat 70 far
rpmoH 10 good cf N Wrs,crn; sss 20 Ter old; and
eat5 S9 lnF r u gapd frash gfound shIppiHE brands
eSla fonpd hopp Ohlp ,clasihg dull aud dseiiag.
Illinois At Isa, - for new Red 6iiaSrt, ehd s5ai
Rye aFiet ath0 cents.
Corn duIi a. 20 ets for new mixed Wsltern s3as3se
or Ysllow western and sie for common whitV sOuth-
cru. y.
Oats io~ss and dali a, sJaiss for STATE, s7asO foi
BeaeTb .ApJ 79a4ie for Canadian.
WHISKY u aFmsG aass NJ 26tfu97e.
Bn sr afiH Ht ISaifc fJT Ohio and 1az21e for State
Cheese hr,u ate lfAaae.
rDfee hrm al iU4ke.
Muiasasa Al a. cent?
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

EF There Is No faueral 20 sad TO follow
as tlie fiiaetal Of our own youth, which
VIZ ,hays beeR panpsflaa With fond dc
sires, ambitious aoPss, and all lhs bright
berries thai hang Ia toisonods elasterc
over the path of ltfe Bussaet;
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

80 iEgFCAn al the City News Office on
Main'srset aud get acOpy ofFE4Nx LES
nE's Illusttated Magazine for September
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xeeS5Ws publish on the Isl page Of tbis
paper an able and concise speech of Hon.
WV. DEssfsor. our candidate for Cover
Aor. We ssk our friends to real II care'
ially. ~. a.l.
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Extra studies

without charge, -.
A ibetaI dedapllon win be made nom tho bills Of
the daughters ufndgent ministers and missionaries,
Uness BY special Hgreement all bills must be palu
In advance, Catalogues will be sent, on application
TO the Secretary or Prn clpAl,
we are somewhat nclined 10 eet forth, Hucotdlng 10
custom, the supe fnt exeeieneles and advantages OF
Ihs snsllutlun, but acting on the maxim "lek Anulhet
man pralse thee and not thnu own mouth I'VE retEaln
Putnam, Aug. ie,--lw1B A A,00THRtB, ssc'y,
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x s.1a- The Evening Post says Dickens has
made 40 engagement to give sixty readings
h this country, for which he to receive
1R5, 900 cash, besides one.fourth Of the
Nlhf0ass
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Pleasant Township Seminary.

TnSk second half OF the Second sessu ufthe Plea.
shnt Township SemnAty will commence with
Tie. FlfTH day OF SkPTEM BkR, A. D. 1885, s.a !.
10 ID eSSniHhl5R N tNe diiieten eiAeses, ana on
Friday, (sepiembef the 1d, Original ahbtesAeG viii
be delivered by thfee or four SudnE badiss and by
several Soung 6enllemeh,
- ,-' ~ JOSEPH FkkMAN, Principal,
Pleasant Township, August iB, IB5S=lwlb,t
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Keep pade with the TiMeS.

As wswuts taking d stroll the ctRst
day FOR our recreation as well as obaerva'
,tOn, we dropped in a! the Cabinet shop
OF 1. &. Haiti, and WAS rather Surprised
Notwithstanding the dull times to Rnd
allhanas buslly ss work putting up Wells
Eoid;ay Spring Mattresses, which, by tile
way. ia our opinion, Is an article that
~oaa.t be exoellsd. And he Ia also nianu
fseinriag Spring Lounges Of all varieties.
by suqairy we found that he was selling
quite as eteap as Cincinnati prices,
Give kara a cali. he'll be sure to please
ycu, sad # yos bay mattress you will
revey regret having cahed on him.
4 Ills shop is ON CoaHnbas street. lew
dools nerth al Mara
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

EE Rev. j. H CaEtcurOS's reply to
Bishop PthorLt in pamphlet form may be
bad at SrARLH's bookstore. Price one
cdime.a 'Eef4 3&tB>& Sss ~
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STINCHCOMB g. CLARKE,
Attorneys AT Law, ~.
q A 81 q A AGFB@s o R9@ .
oFPlCE--Foster,aB Block.
]. w. W.STINCHCOMB, R.M, CLARKE
November, 10, 1857 sOf '
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

Gtt cold SEQ the peculiar smils jaa
Creeping round his grave mouth that ir-
rspresslble sdiile, lhAicatlde the annos
phets ufth6toh& &hlheaftsGhesFftilnes which
iripens all the fruits nf noble Ratdfe, and
without whichthe very noblest had dbodl
h somsthins uawAolesone, bleaA and cold.
--JokA hat3da. 4a
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Ohio White Sulphur Springs, Aug, 'sO

Hosoo's AcApEA9 ANY useful branch taught,
with many sOoommodationI at One Dollar per
month, always payable 10 advance,
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EE Read Dr., MAskSs advertisement Of
his next monthly visit IL another uulumri ,
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( On saturday, septsniher alt 1880,
ptJae O'Clock, p, the fyilgMtng Reul Estate, iele:
" owned by IA MES ChAMBeRS, deceased, eituhied
Ia Fairfield Couut, Ohio, tu.wltt Part OF Section No,
thify.slx, Se) townshp No, twelve, tiol and range
No, twenty, tS0) and bdundSd and described BY tho
following lines, yiEi Begnnipg gu The South bound
sry Of said section twents,sght, @ chains and any
six t5d links east from lhe s1uthvost corner thereon
thence north thirty nine t5el phtAs and sixty three
d5 links 10 post, thence suath sefenty.lwo ,12 de-
Erees east twsly0 9) uhalps and lyu (Se) links
10 post thenee notth elghtythtoe taSy degrees and
thirty (6y nhuteSSas opr iiehains 70 posti ithuncp
south fortysx 48y degtdSs eatl nineteen pl chains
aid my tbDJ links 70 post thence south gny,toev
(5 degrees east three (5) chains and my t50l links
10 Walnut thlrysx t5Bl linohes IN dlRhieler thence
south thlfty.elghi t3S) aegtess and rty
enst four tl) rhalns 10 post thence south thulsfn
tiSj degrees and thirty t4ol nnutaa, east tS hsins
and Hfty 50y links 10 pusn thence south lwcnty Iouf
tqi) degrees and fotty.vS tl5) minutes, east four ~
uhains 10 rost thence south thirty 0l degrees, eAsl
two fe rhans and eighty 70 sycamore
lhiHy t3Ol inches In daneturl hcncu south 9htleyh
and alt degrees, east slx chalnl anu thit,
W " post sci op tho south bududaty =!
said sectoh thence With said south Boundary wos a
chains aud sehtyfoir all links 70 tho place Of be;
ginning, containing One Hundred aud flnetn tilSl
Acres aud nlnstyhreO pal llundfodths OF da ASru o
Land, a. ~ IN -.
IN ono year and Ihs, l1rd tRo SpSts dey:ted pay
efts ID be on interest ffok tho day of sae, aud bd
norufdd b. mortgage nh the ptenilseA,
hAHlOR ASh BROOK, kxgeutot
- .ha Will az 1nmua Cha ithARa dArna and,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

Dl1o NGANLXa
OF Ngw YOkKi
fsfmsdI PhvsIsIaa 70 ,hs NsM Ye.s Hsspi!all Asn'
bei oIlhe Uhitsd states Bel eeue nedlea assoelA'
I Xa,Eof d1 ia SsS wJfE ID IL csa:e5 saI
ffqaimshsd diccpsamptluh, ,cIneef ahd
ali disease Of The Lungs, ThF0ats
lodd, ibVsf, Nerves, shin, Eyes, Bsfs Gs., &C., e,
witt Hlkn Mis- nnk4 hoAf1Lf Visff To
LANG ASTIsR,
ON Tuesday, sept. isses
He will arrive q .as af fiaIp sslng West, snd re-
eVsfy fi1nth through Ihs tSHf.
b. MAHhS Haihsh an extensive skpsaehps Of more
ihaR twenty ,isats In eOdnrl pfasee, as well IN Ibs
ph(e Having Hiso spent seyefA ysaFs among the
lhdIans, hsg lad ample vFpgi.aailf 70 bseoae per.
ssg Il W. essua ~ We s
fSss. Hs aI ifest al I6v diseases Istl igsG i
hsi " HI sSsnss S''a s' gS
III Nc tSydasssv il 6ed, We believe tAai fsf sVefy
iHaiadf There d idghd II ydf eva soil safe ahl
HgVeffAIinE feMedy. ~ ths aid cflhe.s remedies,
hes aG al dsSS. SstSss u s ns
EaF skin, nerves. Thfoal bunss, Lifef HFd si1Iseil
AtenoY as eufAte IN ny hahds Us any Ostef disease
gufeS tVaFraIitedI e6anainati0M Free.
Hours If consultation from g Ito q each day. Df.
MLkbf aili yisltlhs town 1ngG sfeEy nJhth thfgBHh
lhg beaf. fhsfa visits are pFerAaib9 70 the ssab;
~ pfs MAkhY Upon the principle pf Ihr rev school,
oE AuisFjgaa Eesgtjg PfaeliyS Uf Asdiehe, tie was
In New fdFE ard fof ihtnt yeafs Ffaelieed ltdsgd
school sJdeliip About 10 ftagl since No beeaine
convinced 5flhs great SubehgFly Of keeetitigi BBd
sugh mas ,bSsh hla saereas ifui that lime, ~ fhe
Treatment fBaHF lh0Hsahde eases 0fiihiefihs teat
utt aa " ebabie Mn yAFf9bl ehfts ~ HsBlflI y
r6bAjahes Which btIy kho4lshge Eah giTe, Bf. M4 q
if WIfb hAptt l5 epsFele fdf the eielAsSai o. vh
hsssS aIsssSes sSsl fssaIilas
IhaiSt n II = ne ,l,s s.aaae st ,iAt
/ i)gytpy will when desired, describe 10 Ms paeBt
their diseases, wlthoHt asking any qussipha, he ha
In his day book, the namesof many hundred patient
IN this Vithhy. WhohAv4 been cured within The pas
lihfes nuhlhs Anef being pfvnndheea hopeless by th
ola school, fhe nAieS ahd addresses uflhu.e patient
tain the details Of the case, Df. hsNL1 will ell
With hlm more than n hundred bags Of rnois dc,
ttesh from The disgne.s Siih ch@sh @ ss A WI sappl
Lancaster May 10 ieas-p u
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Road Notice.

1Oao NOtlcss
NOTICE Il hsFsbf given, thai . petition viii be
n presented u the C0mnlssDBefs Of Ehlf1eit ronn'
lf dhlo, Al theif seple assuB A. -, tejp,p ray
lhi ~ hm ate 30 C0aniy Road lEnoWn " tie
CffssVlIie and D6Esh H0ad1 said alteration n
mshes where said hUad iBlefsert, the ilGe bstsseu
The iands OF nsnfY Dustinsn and James f.aWeeHcel
thence West on said Hide, about hf reds 70 ths Eanes.
fiiig aud Maysvllls 1aBks Hoed, Had thcee 10 ter
iniBsle, And said petition Will further pf8y that 70
much ofsad cifeisyile and Logan Road, oI The lfB
bei&seh said HeHst Dnnmah and Philip ksif5,bsf,
and As1, that thai part OF said HOad fdahing from
said line Bouth through said DustBnhS laud 10 the
bgRlnine poinl Of sald HlIeiatioh abdys described,
bsIHE dislanes Of abnul 100 rods be yag9lHd,
August 4, leaps-iwifs fEfiff0HBE.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
A CHANGE OF BUSINESS.
JOHN Lyons q JAMES M. Lyons

H&vB purchased Of John p. Martin The stock Of
DRY GOODS !,
dif,he late arm Of MARTIN 4 HOOKER, and will
continue The same business Al Tho -ise.g,,s
Ola Stand one Door West OF John Ly-
enSs afsEsfy stSreS
whats thsy yi hS pleaSeS 10 $50 III tho old custom
epsof lha slof6, and as many new ones rs crowd
III. Tkst assure lhe public thA thelh object will be
IL keen general assottmspl o. GOODS, which they
offer 10 SRtb a. low aa bod sold by the regu-
lar Merchants. Tho Ssosy will be under the supeTvi-
slou OF iANRS n. lYoEs. aud style oflhe nrm..
ESauastst. July d, l5s9-iau LYONS q SON.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
pUILADELPHIA MARKET

PhibtnrLPm August 40, te5a.
FoHr qnlgif sulss fresh gfoaad sxtraat - SOUS ~
and % the trade al Susg t5f fHtra apd extra fAily
wheat .lSa y, ssisi Of Red I5aI 30, Eha White
al iksal ~.
Hya--Ncw at 100.
Corn IL dsmandi isslei of yellow al essi
OAIs dali sales al d591f ife.
WHISKY nfm al x7uQse.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
''' %'''SEsSE$S 'II y \ Va sIS9ASNosSSik, Es.ss.s,

of the VIII OF James Cham deceased, ,
IrpAf the same time and place, terms made known
OH Die day ur sale will also seli 90 Actgs, sltuale In
tho County Of Hooking and Btnte ofOhlo.-devsed 10
Mary Ann shbrcok by the estd James Chambers, dc.
Csasod, MAhL0N ASHBkook'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

THH 5BLLiEs QUALITIES Of BHRiAys's
HothAND BftfsAs, -WsELsBsRsH, Vau
Nov. l., lBb9.=send ns another boz, 0
doGsn, Berhavs's Holland Biiltrs. Il iS
taLius the lead here Of all other Bhtefs.
WIN. H, KtHkER,
YeHE. Pa, Esb'y 4. 1887
Please send .us per express. 0 dOIeb
BethaYe's Holland Bltlets. We are Cd.
tifely uat. o. A. NORRIS b 90,
LosisvtAtH, Kyu t4n'y ", 1857
We have great many calls Iut your
Barhave's Holland tjttsts, and Huuld lihs
IL have the agency. .
ID a.
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oiTY.oF = 1hcAsTxRi
FhnTSdut NIOEn inc sept. !, 1850
schieiel.ts n ON ~ tISHSBeeured By ln-
IrI6uesss Doa,ai a. Nam Blluahe ed OfIaa.
HOBIslai,f bbtiikte nliAs11ssh TOwhs
ShIp latssrd out sl ths Lon VentiOhs4s
treat 6lsbatiSfaetioii.
Z As,tenocrslc Senatorial COnssn.
.Lloa on Tuesday Of last week, the tusrsi
fniriass. and most shameless bargains
hale wsts rssortsd 10 to sccure Mr..
HOhisIsh,S nominatloh, Hooking COUNTY
was bought and Athens bought aud sold,
In less than an hour. Athens was promised
10 member Of the Board Of Equalization
/ sl,o would Withdraw her candidate, and
% ilceking SOtii for the shameless inanhsr ID
which some ufher delegates dlsrsgatisd
the instructions Of the counIy aud the per.
ddsons manner In which they violated a
Sulemn compact entered Into by the con.
tentlon,
In this convention the Douglas siemeht
of the party was completely crushed out
and treated with the most perfect contempt.
when Judge CASE of Logan, who was
known to bsa Douglas Democrat, moved
10 nominate the member Of the Board Of
iiqusliIallon before proceeding to ballot
for Senator, Mr.. echlslch's MlDions, the
1eoomptonites saw at once that Il would
expose their dupllclty and protested long
and loudly against the course. CAsH
could make no motion, no matter how In
benfornity With parliamentary Usage,
no matter how important, Without being
dsclarsd out Of order, Or Voted down BY
BY the opposition, aid When attempting
10 Address tho contention In good faith
and With honesty Of pdFpuse, he Was inter
Faptsa, insalisd Ahd booted al by the
sdhlsioh wing Or the party. And when
Hooking cUauty and some Townships ID
fairfield, were unwilling longer to partic'
ipsls Id tho shameless fsrce--~ere dnwil
linz longer TO brook The insults Of Nj
pchlelch's friends, and annodnced thruHgt
jedas Case and Dr.. shatp,theit detettRin
atlon 70 withdraw from tia convention
Trey Hefs shamefully Missed AID rfdiceirti
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

nKslRA BLk cry PROP and ouT-bdrs,
ASS,s AS|lns ~ e'S' "' sass '"so ;s,HIl ;s.HIl MN,
Lancaster, Jaly ae, iesp-lstf Real kslals Agent,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-01
S SUMMONS,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, In the District Court Of
III Dorado County. the llth Judicial District.
Action brought in the District Court Of the IIth Judicial
District anl the Complaint filed in the County Of III
r. Dorado III the '.ire If Clerk If said District
Court, in and for said county and State.
l.. I. CARR ". GEORGE CHORPENING.
The People of the State If California, to George
Churpthiug, GKEETING:
N'oC are hereby required to appear in action brought
l. against y"u by the above named Plaintiff IN the Dis
trict Court q" the lth Judicial District, in and for the
County 81 II pural" and answer the Complaint filed
therein "a copy 81 which accompanies this Summons 4,
within ten days Of the day fservicel after the
service on you "f this Sumnons-if served within this
county; II served out 0ftls county, hut within this Judi
cia District within twenty days; II served nf said
District then wi hin fUrty days,-Or Judgment BY default
will he taken against YOU
The said action Is brought to recover judgment for 1891
S9lW, upon Il certain ELL Of Exchange drawn on ynu in
Plaintiffs favor hy one j. A. McDougald. and by you ac-
cetel on June 9th, l>" payable thirty days after date
and II you fail I" appear aud answer the sail Complaint
above requirdc said laitiwill take Judgment agains;
yon Tor said and costs according to the prayer Of
said Complaint.
by order of Hon. james Johnson, County Judge.
- Witness my hand and the seal Il said Court
Is ! hrrrt" affixed. at office IN Pacervlle this
/ "" III" oh day NJ August Ann" D"nini one thou.
- sand eight hundred aud ffty.nine.
a. u. WALDRON, Clerk.
". Sandrrson, Plaintiffs Atty. 22.3rn
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-01
HIDDEN LOVE.

There Is many tender love unseen,
That close in the bosOm dWella,
As the bud cOnceals the flower within
The leaves Of It's folding cells.
There is many treasured love unknown,
That deep in the heart is laid,
Like vein Of gold, or precious stone,
Concealed from the miners spade.
There is many struggling love untold,
By feeling itself suppressed,
AZ the trembling lips cannot unfold
The thoughts that We love the beat
There is many n thrilling lore unsung,
Cnheard rs the spirits wing.
AZ the song Un the harp, though sweetly strung
May sleep on ths sheet s'Usg.
There is many cherished lore unbrealhed,
That dies with the faithful breast,
.- Or, Perchance, in diving words bequeathed,
As the bosom sinks to rest.
There is many love we dare not name,
Though purest Of earthly loves;
There is many q love the world may blame,
That Heaven itself approves!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-01

INFORMATION TO TRAvMERs.-The Boston
Ledger gives hint that is worthy Of the es.
pccial attention Of fathers, brothers and hus.
bands, at this time of summer travel The
Ledger says:
HdndsOme Women to TrGrel With.-If II Is
IN contemplation to spend several days at q
time in hotels in cities, or in small towns, or to
be good deal in steamboats,, to do SO with the
largest amount Of comfort and complacency,
in consequence Of having the best things and
the best places, the first and best and prompt
est attention from landlords, clerks and SER
wants, travel with handsome woman. There
is nothing like it. No fairy wand will trans
mogriiy things so.
No matter how awkward and ungainly, how
stupid and unattractive you may be yourself,
only take = handsome woman with you, and,
according to the Ledger, you will secure atten.
ten. consideration, and certain degree Of
re0ccted admiration.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-01
Up the Hill a Berrying.

On sunny summer morning,
Early as the dew WAS dry,
Up the hill went berryin9;
Need I tell you-tell you Why!
Farmer Davis had daughter,
And it happened that ! knew
On each sunny summer morning, Jenny
Up the bill went berrying tsO.
Lonely work is picking berries,
so i Oined her on the hill;
"Jenny dear" said |, your baskets
Quite too large for one to Gill;"
So We stnid-we twO-tO ill il,
Jenny talking-I was still
Leading where the hill was steep,
Picking berries up the bill.
"This is uphill business" said Jenny;
$50 is life," said |, "shall we
Climb it each, alone, or, Jenny,
Will you come and climb with me?"
Redder than the blushing berries
Jenny's cheeks moment grew,
While, without delay, she answered,
III will come and climb with you"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-01

NATURAL. CUMosITY.-Col. James Glover Of
the California Overland Nail Company, in
forms the Bulletin CTenn) Examiner Of the
existence eF alremArkAble spring on his route
$50 mikes east Of Fl PasO, on the road leading
to San Antonio. II 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 Is
that Of mountain lake. It breaks out run
ming about three miles when it disappears.
and again. six miles distant, reappears, form
ing q stream fifteen or twenty feet deep in ma
ny places. 1t is slightly impreghsted with
alkali and salt, and contains FIVE vSrieties Of
fish. It is called the Leon Hole.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-01
II NY CHAMBER

In my chamber, dark and lonely,
= Where I su6er, where I lie.--.-
No one near my bed, safe only
Unseen angels hOVefinR BY
kel0iced, bring to mind here never
Thoughts Of pain or thoughts Of iIIneaa.
And with eyes and ears closed, ever
Shut the darkness out, and stiIlneaa.
Then l walk where many column
CLEANS from stately corridors,
Where never come earth voices soIemn
And no shadows dusk the foOrS:
% ! hOat, mid ihdeless GoweFs-
Up through gyral spaces Chamber
And gaze rom cathedral towers,
OutOn seas Of shining amber.
II my Soul we're not palace
=, Where dwell angels pure and wise,
u my life were not cbalice
Flowing ever from the skies,
How, then, lying in my chamber,
When the still, dark night abides,
Could see such seas Of amber
And such fleets upon their tidesi
In my chamber, dark and noiselesA
Where slumbeT, where lie,
No one near my bed, save yoiceless,
Unseen angels lowering BY,
Let me call ron fondly, Brother,
Take your hand, bestOw . kiss,
And then lead you into other
Chambers far more grand than this.
Chambers walled with purest lilies
SOft pearl-white and tenderest blue.
Rooted with purple daffOdlIlies-
Morning always breaking through.
Here dwell pFesences, not star-bright-
Too serene to be 30 golden
But with something Of . far light
h.. l.. Il
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-01

A SISTER OF ROBERr FULrOM-The Indian
apslis Journal says: "The Almshouse Of
AoAROs county,. in this StatA, had for one Of
IT, husAtss;. q number Of years, . sister Of
Robert Falton, the originator Of the steamboat.
She Was living several ycargsgoe, but We can
not cay whether or not she is alive 'Grpresent
Il thus frequently happens that the greatest
bonaGctOs Of ne human Tace, with their i'm.
mediate friends, hGVe suffered Nr the want Of
psenniaFy means. Fulton, himself we Believe,
died q poor man. His sister, h Monroe eo0n'
~, was some wears his senior.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-01

WHAT WE EAr-A man in active life re-
1uircS 81 ounces Of solid food per day-Say
ounces of animal and % ounces of vegetable
according to established scales of diet in the
English and French army and navy rcgula-
tons. Of food and drink man will consume
about 1900 poundsa year. OF course, many
persons consume much more food, but this is
the average estimate.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-01
PATHETIC BALLAD.

Up 10 POdunk, where the thistle
Blooms, dies and rOts;
Where the winter whirlwindS whistle
All around the lots
Lives the slickest gal you ever
Saw in all your life
Ankle like blue beech lever
Voice like fife.
As sat BY her courtin'
Calm and serene
With her apron she was spOrtin,
Checkered and clean.
Mingled was our hash together,
All day we sat,
A ehawin' gum in wintry weather,
Happy as fat.
Aud I stuck 10 her like teasleS,
Summer and fall
But she went of with measles,
Ankle and all.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-01

A "wee bit of boy" nstoni>hcd his mother
few days since. She had occasion to chas-
tise him slightly for some offence he had com
mitted. Charley sat very quietly in his chair
for some time afterwards no doubt thinking
very profoundly. At last he spoke out thus:
'Muzzer, l wish pad get annuzzer house
keeper; I've got tired sccin' you round"