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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22
Wheeler &. Wilson's Machine


is this description for Family Machine has more
good points than any other In Ii bas stood the
time and experience and occupies higher place in public
maton, than ofit competitors. innges other
patents, and has iDunctiOns hanging
cheap machines have II has responsible local agents make
good all that claimed for IT, and 20 supply every thing need
fu 10 keep 1t in successful operation Enlightened economy
and experience point to this the cheapest machine he
fore the public. s advantages these, and IL any
wishes 10 test them before purchasing they invited 10
! Its simplicity and beauty OF construction
The excellence and neatness OF its sttChaike both
Sides and its freedom from anything like raveling
brous cord on the underside.
Speed-accuracy and reliability at any rate Of speed
Economy OF thread.
Portability-eAse Of operation and management.
Quetness Of movement
Ready adaptation to every species Of family sewing gath
erng &c
The Hemmer which has recently been added or the
the facility that ordinary stitched and with
uniformity and beauty that he approached hand Its
performance fails to elicit admiration.
This is pure and simple narration Of its qualities which
will appear 10 every acquaintance with the machine
It's design and mechssm is SUCH make its presence
aratOns reference may had to the families of Rev j. b. Gil
lett Dr. harrington, L. Tyler, Mayor Hendy, John Mans
field George {. Hubbard, F. G. Hubbard Capt J. b. Hall.
Geo. W. Dickinson, and Mrs s. b. Hubert all Of Ashabula.
Some Of these persons speak from than years
perence aud from cOnpafisOn with Of the cheap
Chimes having purchased and used them until the conviction
forced upon them, that the sinGlethread avcne
chimes not adapted 10 meet the OF tho family.
The testimony Of JUICE AEIGs President Of the American
Institute is that" There is but Sewing Machine, and
that is Wheeler Il Wilson s."
One Of these machines may be in operation at the resi-
denee Of the subscriber whs authorised to supply demand
for them in this vicinity JAMES REED.
AshtabulS Nav. 1858.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

There's charm about thee Jennie,
That cannot we'll define,
And sometimes think il lieth,
In that soft blue eye OF thine
And yet. though pleasant is thine eye,
And beautiful thy lip
As a rose-leaf baihed 10 honey dew,
A bee might love to sip
Yet I thing il Is not lip or eye
Which binds me on its spell,
But something dearer Far than these,
Though undeanible,
When I meet thee, dearest Jennie,
When hear thy gentle tone
When my hand Is pressed 90 tenderly
SO warmly in thine own
WHY then think it is thy voice
Whose music, like birds,
Can charm me with the melody
Ofsweety spoken words
Perchance the pressure Of thy hand,
This hidden charm may be-
or the magic, Jennie Of a sigh
That lures my heart to thee.
Psrchance il is thy gentieHess--
Perchance thy toinRipg smile
Which lurksth in such sweetness
As might easily beguile
Or perch Ance the music Of thy laugh.
Hath bewildering flow |'.r
Bot eanot tell dear Jennie,
lift be thy laugh or no; .
For mirth IS musical, as thine,
Hath met mine ear before,
But its memory faded from my heart
When once the strain was DER.
o for the wand Of fairy,
To dissolve the Witching spell
And teach me dearest Jennie,
What it is LoUe so tCeit
Thy Fimple truth aud earnestness-
Perchance it may be this,
Or the gentle kindness breathing,
In the morn or evening kiss.
Well, be it either look or tone,
Or smile, or soft caress
know not Jennie, yet feel
coRid not lore nee less.
And something happily there may be
Like light within a vase"
Which from the soul depths glenmin forth
filings DER thee such a grace.
Percbance the hidden charm | seek
Which words many not impart-
Is but the warm affection
or "a kind and loving heart.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22
Relief for the Amletsd.

jamestown Ia, rom sept. zod, 10 Oct Sfd.
Charge FOR mslicne for month"; from fl.OO TO f2Oo,
Dr. L. G. Cuk having bad and urgent solicitations
from his patients and thei friends 10 visit the neghbohood
occasionally that they might consult Tim personally, wen
by case will hereafter Wit tbs above named places once
Amonth. .-...- r-.. .. ...' .. -
Having had seventeen experiences In the practice of
medicine during which time he has treated thousands Of
ens n Al forms Of acute and chronic disesses with unpar
Alelled of which Of your friends neghbn
testify and is prepared to give relief to Al who
ply Particular attention viii be given to the Of COS
Nerou. Dseafes Female arrangements Of every character
Ni he treated with success.
Also will old and AL eruptvs diseases OF What
character they may be He makes of universal
BOtoHioa remedies No cAlomel other deseHous drugs
are used.
Persons distance desiring advise and Medicine will md
general description Qf the appearance Of the urine with
Of The origin OF the disease and
general history Of the symptomI with name age, &s.
An communications must b. directed to
~ s. C. CLARK, MD.
JAmestovn. Mercer Co., Pa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

CLOTIIING DEPARTMENT ! 49,
~ have and desirable assortment of Broad Cloths,
Cassneres Netings. Also fine stoeE ~ CAshmsetts Ken.
lucky Jeans Bay aud Spanish Linens and other
SuT together with large stock Of Ready made Clothing
all Of which will be sold on favorable terms
June Sd 1850. GEO. WILLARD
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22
HOUSE AND Lot FOR SALE. "A

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE ~
Ii Situate Prospect street 20 so rods North II
vest from The basiBsfs part Of the village Said Lot IL
Of aandy soil and veil adapted garden purposes good
y variety Of ut trees and ahrubbery upon the same and
good c8m0rsbls dwelling house. finished and veil calculated
inr the eonVenisnes Of Hiy good we'll Of water &e all
q ush ui ssll At low bgurs for cash doWn half
ssh and the naAnes In tS0 equal payments, In nine and
sithtsan u0nihs
Ako--AbOut AZ Lana shout 0ne-fourth OF mile
hom Earunftans Tavern, formsry aeIupied a Brick
Yard The Yard being esfsted peee OF ground above
high water marx Of AfhahslA CFssk The Clay Of good
quality and In abundance; thTes springs elevation Of 70
set aud also ana living stream running thTough H. fn-
Ing tasn all yeIy oonEsnlsnt for brick making As0 aams
larEs Pine, Oak, Hsmloak ana hapls rrssA
Ih estihss that some aequaintsd With Brick mailing
sommodaoRs not OEenated and the clay of Tie
quality. VIZ. HUnERHKT
fer fnzthsf paTslsnlAss inquire Of Dn. 8 ~ TARRHo-
ION, IN Arbiabslai chAs s1oU0BfoN, saybsoek
o81heD tss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22
NTEOUANIO'S TOOLS. - Hardware

MECHANICS TOOLS. = Hardware
WI and Building Materias-Mulay and sash Mil SAVs
Cross Cn lennon and Buttng Saws Hand Saws Back and
Compass saws Chise Hand and Bench Axes, Broad AHe
Socket Frmers Lgnum Vita Malets, BENCH Screws, both
IRON aud Wooden Bench Planes Hand Saw Handles Chisel
Handles squares. Beye Try Squares Drawing kn'sE
e n cents inch, Spirit Levels, Grow BHTs
Log Chains Coil Chains at Sc pe pound Manila Ropr small
and large size strap Hinges Blind lan2ngs, horce Locks
and Iaehes Rn Locks Pad Locks, Chest Locks, Trunk
Locks Lifting Handles Butts Screws, and Door trimmings
every descriptions, common Auges Cast Steel ANgeTs
Cooks pateut; Augpr Bits Plane s Files Of all dscTip-
tons Carriage Bolts Sheep Shear. WiknsOns hest Ham
se aishes Axes, Bngs and silver Carriage hands, White
Wash Brushes Scrubbing Brushes; Hoes akes Forks ShO
yes Spades. Picks Rafups. Fox Traps Wolf Traps Selves
SnAhs Scythes Brick and Pasierng Trowels, 2k inch
Auges Knives and Foik from soc 10 81 per sett Pocket
Knives Shears Scissors, Chalk Lines EpoOs Scratch Avis
besides thousand more thing which 90 to make full
sortnent Can slWsys be iound at u'
RooT & MoRsEoEis.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

- Oil-1oo nAlloas Sperm Oil-lO0 gallons Tanners Oil
% gallons Lard Ot6 ssllons Lunar Oil6Oo gallons Coal
O-ieo gaenl Spirits furpenkne-6O gallons Burning Fluid
10 gallons Alcohol, eg per cent
5000 10 Whits Lead in O2Os0 ms kinersl PAint-bOo lbs
Yellow OohTs500 iba jet RedsQO fos Putty IN slAdders-
90 ha furniture faFnish40 fbs COAsh Varnsh6O ths
pAn YsTnish-sS ths Demar Yarnish.
Also, Chrom Green Paris Green, Hampcsn Green Chrome
yellow Red Lead BAck Lead thrlge Indian Red Chinese
Nsraion. Ivory Bbok whiting and large assortment Of
Artl.ta Canra. Or ale b. akO. MIDLARD.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
Garden Seeds,

W. invite N" attention Il dealers md TA,t.rs our
~" am, rrn - '. -'nhlr
al -; "uHf VII raising. The crop 4 tt V.ir- r-"w
which pure and N.rr'ai- k.LI ..ut ~, ~ u.
dur-u-uts :" IIrt"~ iur ha-',g hy Sfni -ri".
H. az larg-. 1tr ,uI ~
own rev ne. haN" compelled q. To- r,Tgr T,f
t"i>. and W. h'N" n''td' rN pro AID "'hr
pr,->y r. si:rri and tiat,l ft MAJ hu-lt-ss and have
as>'rta'" Wuh In thNt department NT J,t,-.
VII" Tor the last nv Var as been f"r"AT Of THIS Estb.
IT,,
Persons In giving orders for l.. MI ~ s-nh pa
from Mars. St',"A W. ell fnr ASH at
ttt- i-ti, NJ L. purchased IN Fart a.:
Tr =. Plants and S--~ds lacked ~ -"
n,r' them IL irAisi,utiIiol t. al! pat al racit
Toast
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07


THE TOMB OF RACmEL-The lion. jams
Brooks, senior editor of the New York Err
press, writes as follows to that journal from
the Holy Land:
Upon my return 10 Bethlehem, rode by
the tomb Of Rachcl-a small building with n
whitened dome, and having within it high
oblong monument, built Of brick and succeed
over The spot is wild and solitary, aud not
tree spreads its shades where rests the beau.
tful mother of Israel.s Christian, jew and
Moslcm all agree that this is the spot where
Rachel was buried, and all unite in honOring
it. The Turks are anxious that their ashes
may rest near hers, and hence their bodies
have been Strewn under the tOmbS all around
the simple grave of Rachel. The sweet do
nestle virtues of the good wife have won
their love and admiration, as the tomb Of Alb
salon, near the Brook of Kcdron, their dctes-
tatiOn-upon the latter they throw Il stone. to
mark their horror Of the disobedicnt son,
while around the former they wish, when they
die, their bodies may be inferred.
&c Nor is this wonderful. The wife worth
fourteen year. service as a shepp.rd, must
have been worth having. The whole life Of
Rachel is, indeed, one of the most touching in
Biblical history. The sweet Shepherdess has
left her mark upon tie memory Of man, as
we'll as upon her tomb The tribute to her is
the tribute paid to good wife, and infidel, and
Jew, and Christian, all combine to pay it,
The great women of the earth-the Zenobias
and Cleopatras-hav died, been buried, and
their place Of burial been forgotten but to
this day stands over the grave of Rachel, not
the pillar Jacob set up, but modern monu-
nent in its place, around which swarm pill
grims from every land under the sum- in re-
Spect and reverence for the faithful wife and
good mother in Israel" .
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
CATION.

w" caution al V"r."V- irrr IN, tV, 'r"u Iauk-r.
AL P.drrs. Who pref ID 10 haN- r.
- tu.lh,rs :irr lt vu..I adv
"rt-rs hr.-' ..' q .,...
WIN = ~ BE- sire - Tr'. tr't.' = t',.
Tr,'. i-rd it"r, - Nur-.'v. u h. packed ~ -
- / - l'~ u'lu, - 49, 4
ihh' 'r''. I, Nt"..d Ter sti' ItLiIf -,
t'f'sei ti' .'.H'ih FL. !,.tun. Orchards
I,t -, '',,lr' iltiii ht hot ~ Z.
81 fru' Ff'N lIi.ti:. when practicable. ]. ;
tt"'ui'i.
Cnthior'- ,"H'hi:'r ull d"srr pii"r - = - i
pr ~-nt fro 1" al ara ,nhs ~ ord- r...t be-
ooruthu' 4 w.'i H." cash t. tcc''N- l'',iit-.--
Al IrcsS T. SMITH
! .'rt.- -.,..,r...,u
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the Estate Of J.
IN Carr late Of FL Dorado County deccas Intesate
hereby notified and required exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers to the Undersigned Admnistra
tor OF said Estate at my residence Irish Flat in said
County, within ten months from the dnte hereof or the
same will be forever barred Dated December 3st 1859
X. MOCRUM,
424" Administrator Of the Estate Off Carr Deceased
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
The "5th Day ofyanunrv.

iSi' at IT, r,ur ~ rI",k y VI. al the right tin
aI g tc 4lru,r i uc'-r,itu' "a auI
I" the fo'i~ itr Il So bed rrrrt, 'yu tud i tg
T'Su4'r - H. u'tN -" f"rtv and STATE R'nrVsaFd in
''um, know - the too, Ilnl"W klunt Ia
hli IIut the Wet side IL C,nn IlIil and RIA
N,i'l'iN 4 I'.t,n 9ln N,rds Ia n pine log ,
ru,. in Nur'i-n,trly dr-."n luI yards 10 the point
al said il Hence E,sI-Ily dTt,Itn through >4li
"' 80 about T." ir't, .Ir htnR t II = Ia vine. hrrcr
NJ >ti rN'' uutl il CONNECTS with tn lid Coon Hulkw
la, ia' Elun".
t,en under my hAnl, iLS 9Th Law e! Dr""nhr, A. D.
lN:9. ADAM SINONTuN
IlE Constable, IN : nd fnr sAd Township.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
Ornamental and Shade Trees.

Consist gG llr' Naid'. Llrh"t. Aattil. tnial a..
rhuruu' '"r Golden thuni. W-'I-n2 arI Cur:.l Leaf
Mh!nW. Tu.rr l.",u-;. A. a. w., th, FS.trt,, Al
I"r VIA. vcty "r;att.ita fr Pui!I r r. t;r .i,
Av'.t.u"S and t"tnt'i', Al Il H. rr..W; aI !.ts,
,7- f'r planting 'ut th' c"udt s''-"n
upr >tr,k ~ or-as E"..s aud nu endless variety (
Greet, Hr--'tHlu'S, Hnu.u,lN H." ar.i lrI IT,
Gtu..lis hHN need hi"oiug nj Il
VArl'l'" al r""r. and will cuh!ic Through the WIT
and Sl1lLr MnIItl..
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned Admin
~ iSraior in pursuance Uf order ~ the Hon Pro-
bate Curt, for Dorado County, California, made tho
l9lh day Of December, A. d. 1A5y, WiIlOn Monday,
The 10th Day Of January
A n 1SAl, at O'Clock r NJ Of said day. ~ the Court
IOsr Door Of said County 10 tho City n Piacervie,
IOse for sale At Public Auction the following Real proper
~ belonging the Estate NJ William MnhoFn, Deceased
TO wit All ~ the right, title and interest Of said Deceased
in ard to l.h and ll2th interest being and Oshaf
share Of the Deep Channel Cog mining claims, tools,
and works. situated Smiths Flat, In aid County:
Board Miners Cabin situated said Flat, Of said
claims and east OF Yowclls's cabin and undivided
fourth reI est In u sman Ditch lrahng from "Big
Canon" North Of HAcerVille, u Log Cabin Ravnr."
Terms cash FIR water ditch, cabin, and the l2th inter
est In said m0inR claims and ne.half cash fu the 18th
10 said mining claims balance In four months vi
interest ut and half per per mOnth-secured
by mortgage on the premises.
OGDEN sQUIRES. Administrator.
PacerYie, December 2tth, A. D. 1850
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

"Yes," said a kind mother who was teach
ing her little son his Sunday school lesson,
"Oain was Q fugitive and vagabOnd upon
earth; he was so had that he thought every
man would slay him. Where could wicked
eEiGg go tor"
"Why, mother" replied Johnny, "Cain
could have gone to Baltimore :"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
SUMMONS


Cuunty of III Dorado. the llth Judicial District.
Action brought in the Disert touTt Of 18th Judi
cal District, and the Complaint flied In the County ~
II Dorado. in the office uf che Clerk If the said la
trict Court, in and for said County and State.
MARTIN SMITH, Plaintiff,
GEORGE CHoRPENNING. Defendant.
The people Of the State II California 10 Gecrc Chorpen
ming. GRRFTING;
YOU are hereby required to appear in action brought
against YOU 10y the ahINc named Plaintiff, the Dis
Court the lih Judicial District in and for the
County Of n Dorado, and Ia answer the Complaint filed
therein "a copy Of which accompanies this SumnOns)
within days exclusive II the day of srrVicc afteT
the service yuu II this SummOns-f served wiphS y
this County IL served cut Of this County, but Within
this JuIca District within twenty DAYS II ser, ed
ont Of raid District then within forty aSs-Or judy
mrnt by default viii hr taken against YOU.
The sad action Is brought Judgment for the
sum If fourteen Hundred and seventy live Dollars
$I1i aud costs II suit for Labor nuc and p-TETuetp
hI said UctnIant, Tor raIntiH, K"td Agent on
the Overland Mail Route, between the CIty IT Placer
willie and Genoa, Carson Valley. set forth ia PLAINTIFF
Complaint hlr herein, aud II N0u fail tn appear and
answer the said (onpla alrNr required, the tad
Plaintiff viii take judgment YOU E,T said SUM
ant costs according I" III" PRAYER of said Complaint
Il, order Vt James Johnson. County Judge.
Given under my hand nh thu seal of sairi
{, Court An ned Al ofrr ia the CitN Of Placer
'' - willie, this >INth daN Il Ortni,cr in the Nrar
# our LuId tine Thousand Eight Hundred.
aud InN Nina.
WV. 4 JANUARY. Clerk
by O"DEN SOCIRGS, Dep Clerk. Octs.3m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
POETIC APOTHEGMs.

SLOW AND SUE
BE sure If yon're slow, ever pay as ynu 60;
YOu'll get along fast II you get along so @
The cares Of the debtor you never will know,
While you can exclaim, " Not man do owe"
CONSCIENCE.
You may cradle conscience. however YOU will,
With sophistry soothe it. and bid it be still,
From lallubys all no advantage vIull reap
You never, no never, can rock it To sleep.
BORROWING.
You NAV borrow to-day and also to- morrow,
GORg On step by step from borrow to borrow
But one thing is certain. you should not forget,
AOu never can borrow yourself out Of debt
OILERS AxD GRrHBL.Rs.
Don't stand in your tracks doing nothing bst grun-
bic,
But start for a run il you meet with tumble;
You had better be secured BY Itbs ~ the dust,
Than to be III your ideness eaten by rust.
sLANDER
For making Islander, the fact will appear,
That two things needed-a tongue and an car
The absence nf one against Islander secures
Whoever finds tongue, Iet the ear be not yours.
---------.---THE INWARD MONTH";.
A man in his judgment may blinded be,
The path Of duty unable to see;
But there is m inward monitor near,
Whose whispers rise from the heart to the ear,
And IL that monitor he will obey,
From the path VI right he'll not SO astray.
IDLENESs.
All, well may the sothful, in !dlenss fAter,
II aimlesS and worthless, with namght u pursue
The path to the prison steps, ~ the halter.
The key to the work house is nothing u do"
ENVY.
Some men arc envied because of their wealth,
Who envy others because Of their health;
And whether it be in palace cot,
One will ever sigh for another's ht,
And the blessings Of life be unenjoycd,
While envy is keeping the mind employed
No man should carry his head 81 high
That he cannot downward cast his eve:
For some misstcp be NAV chance Ia make,
And the naughty head, in falling break.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

The venerable lady Of a celebrated physi-
elan, one day casting her eyes out Of the win
dow, observed hen husband in the funeral
procession Of one Of his patients, at which
she exclaimed: lido wish my husband would
keep sway from suOh RrOcesSiOns,-it looks
so much like tailor carrying home his work.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
REnuCED PRICES

10 conform the times. Having rducs my prices more
than ~ per cent need hereafter 60 10 SECOND rate
r.talll, hnrnts III account ~ price.
II ha, been arknrwlr lgrl 10y ALI that during N" past
s!SLN NEAES have tar eXcelrl all other Artists III
thousands who claim that they are unsurpassed IN the
world.
Our Plain Photographs have never been rqualrrl and
they ar. pronounced ia the Eastern States To be superior
To any taken there or IN Enr"pe.
Our Cray"n Portraits 'f"m miniature 10 life size ran
b. surpassed have secured the best tall ut IN the
STATE - Irk them.
H. r,airr India Ink Photographs will h." superior I"
ANYTHING In this branch IT the hriurr executed III
iS country Ash warrant Ter this assertion, have "bly
To- inform the public that have made arrangements t"r
ms India Lux work, With the NHhl bros aud With Mr..
FlnuaTd, (Wh0 has recently arrived from Europe aud
who kh"wn IL he the beet Artists In the State and who
have an European reputation.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

I'M E'l''II'E''IIeIy
ARTICLES OF collaborating 0flalies' and gentle
mems Watches OF all descriptions Chatrainr, f"b. Vest
Guard and Neck Chains Sleeve Buttons RT,"rh,s IArr-
let's Ear Ring. Pencil Casrs Ickets. Buckles Rings Gard
Cases, snuff IN,.s S+al- Keys EyrIiasrs Ihou Slides.
Charms Thimble-. Cane Heads, Armles Crosses and
rything and beautiful in Coral Work, Canoes Jet
Work and Mnsaic.
ARTICLES OF SILVER-Consisting NJ Napkin Rings.
Knife. Fork and Spoon. in casce. Salrars. Sponus and
Forks. Ice Sc"I. Fish, Desert. Butter, Fruit, Pie" and
Cake Knives Pitchers, and G0hlets Tea Sets c"Iet,
Cake Baskets, Ca-t"rs Butter Dishes SAVERS, Coffee Crns
Liquor Stands Trays Card Baskets. &C.
Diamonds set in style "f ornament now in fashion
Country orders. sent by express. attended To- with
punctuay and dispatch, and satisfaction In all CASES
guaranteed,
Watch repairing commands our particular and prompt
attention dcc} I'm
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
Quicksilver For SaIeE

WIE have now on hand large quantity Of Quicksilver
w from the New Ida Mines, the best purest article
In the State that will sell by the TASK Sacramento
cost, and freight La CPSOH 4 Co
MaA Street, opposite the Teatre, Placervilie
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
FIRST PREMIUM AGAIN !
Being the seventh time Received
Against all Competitors!
r.. Fl. VANCE,
Corner Montgomery and Sacramento
Streets, San Francisco.

TTAVING again received the FIRST Premium awarded
NJ the State Fair for the hest Amhruyprs and Pho
t,vrah.it is guara ed that all who vor m' with
call ale sure To obtain better work than can he pr"du'ri
n ,,,y other rooms in the STATE. would say to my pa
irons that am producing better work than ever at
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
THE ANGELS OF THE HOUSE.

It's said that ever round our path
The unseen angels stray,
That give us bIIssfnT dreams by night,
And guard our steps by day.
But there an angel in The house,
Meek. watchiul and sincere,
That whispers words IF hope to US
When none beside are near;
1t is the one, the chosen one,
That's linked to us for life.
The angel Of the happy home,
The faithful, trusting wife.
IT'S said that angels walk the earth
I'm sure 1t must be So
When round Or path, scarce seen by US,
Such bright things cUme and go.
Are there not beings by our side
As fair as angels are!
AS pure, as stainless as the forms
That dwell beyond the star
Yes there are angels Of the earth,
Pure, innocent, and mild,
The angels Of our hearts and homes,
Each loved and loving child.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Ii the District Court ~ tn.
County ~ ~ Dorado. Eleventh Judicial District
Action brought in thC District Court "f the llth Judicial
hl,trnt AMI the Compliant fld ~ the county II III DE-
rad. th' "h,. - M Cllk e III" said District Court
IL and f'r >,id County and St,tr
u GREkNBAUM and }. 'iRtLNBACA, Pfa,htns.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
80, 900 Grape Vines for Sale !!

HAVE for Sale, At The Victory Gsrden," In Coloma,
Thirty THOUSAND GrApe Vines one year from The cut
ting consisting Of seventeen derent varieties They are
all nf the choicest kind U. NJ. kUbERn ON
Colona, Dec. ~, lSS0.-H