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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-22

spcctod; tou will become burgomastcr,
kke your uncle, and the peasants when they
seo you pass half league off, will fit their
ASsps and say:
IL 60 There goes Kaspcr Haas-thc million
aIre-thc great man of the country"
These ideas went and came in my head
like the Figures in magic lantern; but they
had grave, reasonable air, which seemed
very Imposing
1t was thesmddle of July the lark thrilled
Its intcrminable little song in the heavens
the harvests undulatcd in the plains the
warm breath of the breeze brought to me the
= ISSl9ptuous cry of the quail and the partridge
&thc corn; the bright green of the foil
Gllstcncd in the sunbeams; the lautcr
NJ Rurmured in the shadow of grand old willows
4a2-and | saw nothing heard nothing of all
Eiis; ! thought only of being burgomastcr !;
Yl swelled out my stomach, pulled out my
checks, and murmurcd to myself:
"Therc goes Monsieur Kasper Haas-the
millionaire-thc great man of the country {"
And my little mare sympathized with me,
and began to galop.
L eager to try on the thrcc.corncred
hat and scarlet waistcoat of Master Christian.
- & they fit me-" said, " of what use to
others %
k four o o'clock in the afternoon the little
fe of lauterbach appeared at the cx-
ty of the valley; and it was not without
ON that l saw the large fine house of
ftlan Haas which was to be my future
nee. admired its picturesque situa-
Pn the broad dusty road, its immense
Is 81 graysiatc, its barns and its outhouscs,
ElSso~cffhg with their vast wings both the har-
vest and It's implements; and behind, the
poultry-yard; then, the little garden the orch
ard, the vines, the meadows in the distance
thrilled with delight at the spectacle.
As l passed along the main street of the
W 9agc, the old women with nut-crackcr chns,
De- children with uncovered brsty hair,
kthe men in their felt caps, with pipes in their
Emouths-al these good people gazcd at and
isaluted me-
-" Good-day, Monsieur Kaspcr Good-day,
2 .Hldhsfeur Haas !'
All the windows were garnishcd with Gu
rious faces. a. am already at home,"
said. 1t seemed to me that had always
been land-holdcr, notable of Lautcrbach.
My life as capdinciStey was only dream :;
my enthusiasm for music folly of my youth
--how few crowns modify the ideas of
man
i halted before the house of the notary
Master Becker, who held the title-deeG of
my property. The notary himself, with
bald, uncovered head, his meager spine clad
in long green big-fgured dressing. gown,
= advanced to the threshold to meet me-
2 Monsieur Kasper Haas, l have the hon
or to salute you"
My arrival is expected; little table is
comfortably spread. Before entering upon
serious affairs, ] must refresh myself with
glass of Bordeaux. l am introduced to
Master Beekers daughter, Mile Lothe--
| admire her little pink nose, great blue
eyes and, chubby hands. | ask leave to
help her to the wing of chicken She
her eyes and says, with blush,
hsieur is too good" fill her glass -.
lips her rosy lips in it and smiles. Pa
- delighted He talks of the hunting
ishing in the neighborhood, the excel
society; tells me that Monsieur, the
etor, is charming young mani and
=
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-22

Hints FOR DISHONEST Office -HoLDERs.
In the autobiography of the late Lord Coch>
rane, issued in London, there is queer
anecdote. He states that the many prizes
he had taken in the Mediterranean, Which
according to rule, had been sent to the
Maltese Admiral Court for condemnation
had been encumbercd with so many gross
charges that, instead of realizing anything by
his captures, he was made out to be largely
in debt to the Court. The principal agent
OF this Court was a Mr.. Jackson, who illc-
gally held the Offices of both marshal and
proctor. The consequence was that every
prize placed in his hands as proctor had to
pass through his hands as marshal; whilst
as proctor 1T was further in his power to in
struct himself as marshal MS often as he
pleased. The amount of self-consultation
may be imagined AS proctor he charged
for visiting himself, and as marshal he
| charged for receiving visits from himself
As marshal he was feed for instru yting him
self, and as proctor he was feed for listening
to his own instructions. Ten shillngs aud
two pence three farthings was the customary
price for an oath to the effect that he had
served monition on himself BY what
ingcnius process Marshal jackson managed
to administer an oath to himself as Proctor
jackson know not but the above charges
are actual copies from bill in my possession
the same bill containing many hundred sim.
items besides" Lord Cochrane formed
.. its sheets roll which, when unfolded,
stretched from the Speakers table to the ban
| of the House of Commons
Two travellers having been robbed in wood
and tied to trees some dstace from each other
one of them in despair exclaimed. Oh / an
! undoneV Are your" said the otbsr irther
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OPINION is the great pillar that upholds
the commonwealth.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-22

CHRISTIAN morality is true
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WAR1S1 Try.
Translated for the Home Journal.
The Inheritance of NV Uncle.

y At the death of my worthy uncle, Chris.
tlan Haas, burgomastcr of Lautcrbach, nv
proficiency in music had already elevated
me to the position of copcllmciStcr to the
Grand Duke Gcri Peter Ny salary. it is
true, was but fifteen hundred forms but
some OF the pleasures of life may be enjoyed
even with that
Uncle Christian, who knew my position
very wen, had never sent me krcutzcr.
and | could not refrain from shedding tears
on learning his posthumous gcncrositv.-
L inherited from him, alas two hundred
and fifty roods of good land, vines orchards,
bit of forest and his great house at Lautcr,
bach
Dear uncle" | exclaimed, with emo,
ton, cit is now that | prcccive the pro-
tundlty of your wisdom | bless Won for
having drawn tight the strings of your purse.
The money which you might have sent me
where would it be now? I'm the hands Of
$& Philistines and Moabitcs. Little Katcl
sFresscrine could alone give some news of It ::
h'le now, by your prudence, like Fabius
onctator you have saved the country; or.
Tcast, your nephew. Honor, all honor to
u, my dear uncle Christian -
ng said these things with deep feel
many others not less touching | set
horseback for Lautcrbach.
'hs strange that the demon of avaricc,
'whom had never before had any deal
Yss, seemed now determined to make him
If master of my soul
kaspeer," he whispered in my ear, "you
rich man now. Hitherto you have
psued VAIN phantoms-love, pleasure, the
U.s. are but empty vapor. One must be
to care anything for fame. There is
thing solid and substantial on earth but
Fids' houses, and gold let out on good mort
Pges. kenounce your Illusions Extend
< bur boundaries; widen your fields fill your
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-22

Two travellers having been robbed in wood,
and tied TO trees some distace from each other,
one of them in despair exclaimed. "Oh, am
undoneg' "Are your" said the Other. 1rthon
Iwish you would come atid undo mo-"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19
SUMMONS.

SSrArE ~ CALIFORNIA. Coun,y Of "a noraAe. -
IN the District Court OfGhr Eleventh. JUdIciai Dss-
tTict.
ENAIINE EIcOCK, TaIniIG. ". RICHARD EL-
CdCk. Iriendant.-ArtiOn heWuehl In the DiplS,rt
Court ~ the Heventh Ju,lIciaI Distrist and ahP
Complaint aled IN the Co1nIy Of N nsRn1ls N the
once Of the Clerk Of the pA DlsaTict Court In and
GT said County and esste.
The People Of the etaie Of California. "a RICHARD
ElCOCK, greeting: You are heFrly T-quIPv~I to ap-
pear In an action bFonRt against zoe hy the Aheve
named VlaintI6. In the DiaiFIrt C0nN Of the evrnh
Judicial DstTrt, In aud for the COunty ~ " Ovads
and N answer the complaint aled Ihepein within ten
days Exclusive Of the day Of ssTVicr the service
on yOu Of th ARunImOnp-seVVed within thlA Cs,snIy
u served out Of this County, bsi within ihs JvdriAI
DlstTici, within twenty days, srVved oct ~ said
district. then within forty days, jsdgmrn b. de-.
fault will he taken against you.
The said action 10 brought to obtain . decree d..
vOFclnR plaintiff F0H the bonds 0e nsnIFtnsM0y ~.
listing Irtween you and her, and awarding her tie
care, custody and control Of Ad,lIA k1Iaal-1h wal
ter aud kAmuel McNaFy. the iS.ae Of the uaa1viaFe
between you and plslRtlG; also. judgmena Cor ros,s
OF SUIT. And " you fan 10 nPVeRP aI,A answer the
said eoWTlalnt. - shove rrQaiFxA the saSA nHainlR
VIII take tudGmenl against yea Sae saId derrrr aAA
costs, according to the prayer Of saId COmVSah1s.
- Witness my hand, end the sral AZ sad
I sEM Court hereto nMNed, AI O@cr In 11arer.
- Vile, this thr Gsh day Of OctOhrv AnMo DOm-
ini one thousand eight hundred and NixIy.
WM. 4. JANUARY, C1erk.
. By OcDNS sQrIREs. De1'uty CieTk-
Attest: true copy.
wN. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
H. Y. SHEAAEn. Attorney Tor PaIntIG OSl-SAa
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19
aIIMMOMa


CSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n nor.A. =.
~ in the District Court. Hrvenih IUu.leIoJ -.
tEIet.-NATIlAN RHINE, FalntiR, ~. WHINs 4
CROW Vt AL, Defendants s.-AetIOn bTouaAi n -
District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial DiCiTIrt 49,
the Complaint hled In The cOunty Of a nogaiS ~
the once Of the Clerk Of said District Court In ,sS
for said County and etAle.
The People ~ the state Of California 10 Wav...
Cr0w, William Tiblpot, Edward Martin, RrsAS,,-s
Billings, and k1Iza y. lefrVFe asA - IeCevrs ~.
son, heirs u L1i D. LefeVPe, Deeeaa-d OnrRT1.e
You are hereby required 70 appear In an a-tIs.
brought against yOu bv the shove NAMED FIslntI9In
the District Court Of the Eleventh JudrIal D1CSS,e,
IN sUd fDT the tUuuty Of W DOVadO, and 10 anSv.
the Complaint nled therein, within ten dsys (e1-I
sIVe n The day Of acFvIce) amer the peVVirr - -
served out n this county. Int within this JuiLi.l
District within twenty 'iHys; II seVvrd out n A.
district ihch within foTiy days-OE ludgmenI by d.
tIult will I've taken against You.
The said ACtLon IL brought 20 obtain judgwene 4,
partition and division Of the premises kn9UA as -,
Z" Hermitage QuanE Mi - iIeVtnitaRe tlnSFta Mn
BOARD nR House, and Hermitage ClsaaVSs Vein ~
=" with the lands and APpuFtrnanees thereto ~
hanging In Mud Springs Township COuuay ana Reaae
afoTrs1h, hy sale thereof and diVsio0 ~ the nFn
cecds Of such sale betWrrn yOu aud laInlLG aererS
ing to your respective Intrrests and rigisa and In
you fall to apT'-AT and ansWeT the sah Cempi.In1 :,
hR Iinsi y"u fer said partition and dIvIslon kr a.
c"IdinE to the prayer OF said complaint.
Iy order Of Hon. James JOhnsOn, County JudRe
- Witness nv hand, and the sral ~ ssIA
l. = C.aVt hereto AaiVed, At O6ee In the CIV e1
- FaceTViilr, til. the 18th day AZ Dre A. D.
l>6" WM. A. IASCARY. Clerk-
r ". SANDEn~'N, r1'G's ATTY. declS ~
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19

DwINpLISo.-The Douglas strength in
the Legislature Is not as strong AZ hes
been claimed BY the Opposition. The Los
Angeles Star Of the 9Th instant, in com.
menting upon the L'nioM,s classification,
says: 1--WE perceive in the classification
VI the politics Of thc members elect Of
the Assembly, the Sacramento CniOA and
San Francisco papers put down NJ. Kurtx
&c . Douglas IMAM. This Il . mistake.
Mr. Hurts was staunch and true friend
Of Brcckinridgc and Lane, and voted at
the San Luis Rey PrcciNct,i0 this county,
an open Breckenridge ticket. In San
Diego county there arc not enough Doug.
las men to form . Grand Jury, and il
would be passing strange if . Douglas
man were elected there" Many Of the
members who were elected on the Doug.
las ticket we're /" Administration Demo.
Gratis" last year, and supported Douglas
solely because they believed him to be the
regular nominee OF the Democratic party.
That question Is now settled. Doug.
las has been ShsanefGlly beaten and IL
politically damned and men who are as.
piring will not cling to the fallen fortunes
Ofa bankrupt politician. Before the Leg.
islature adjOurNs. the Douglas faction will
be spoken Of only IN deTiSion. 1t will be
usOA nm
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19

FRIGnrFrL.-The San Francisco Times
pretcndS that there is an aSsOciation in
this State, composed Of the present rede.
raj office. holders and others, whose object
is the formation Of Pacific Republic.
The Butte Democrat cOntemptuouSly re.
marks that the zImes and its creduIous
confelcratcs, having built up a man Of
straw, are now most aSrecably and assid.
uOuSly engaged in dcmOliShing the fanCi.
ful structure. II there be such an asso.
citation and the 7Imes knows, who aNhAt
the head Of II, why doesn't it expose
theml Mere assertion amounts to moth.
ing. Let Us have the proof Il is an easy
matter to start silly rumOr, easy to get
the credulous. in these exciting times, to
swallow the most extrAvagant story, but
the intelligent, rejecting IHszsscs are not
80 easily imposed upon. The Timss is
not good authority, and unless Il gives
something more reliable than it's mere a..
sertiOn, the people will pronounce the
whole thing humbug, manufactured for
political purposes.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19
RUMMONS.

(STtTI OV CALIFORNIA. Csansv NJ " RA,raAA.-
: ~ thr Nsiri't Court ~ the b1rvrnIk JssiirtAI
District ANDRkw J. JONES. rlainiia: Vs EIIIN
}. JONES. drirTslaHI. Aria,n hroaght ia TIE Die.
trtct Cnr ~ the Elrv,nih Judicial NssF.t. aRA iks
Complaint hle'l In iI- County 0f " D~Vass. b the
Once "f 'hr ChFk "f ,aM D,O,Vkt CvuTt, In end ~
sad County and rtate.
The Pr~Il" of tn Aat~ 81 Calif"VnIa. 3" ElIZA ,.
7. JnNES ErrrIinE Y"u arr her~hy F-quIseA Ia p
par In action bFouEhi sEAlnsa zee hy the AAsTs
nar'fh plaintiff In the .Viri coFt sf Ihr 01eveusA
Juhiral DsfTrt IN ard Tor the County Of u DwSsAs
and I" ans~cr the Complaint niei tl~reiD wthia sra
Aays trAcsnsre ~ the dsy nf servr~ aneT the ssv.
vice on y"u "f this RamnaOn III sePVed wials.a Hh
County srTVrd oht of ihis County. hat WhhIn THE
Judicial District. uhia tUrHIy dsyS; -, u srTveA
oui "f said District. then Umhn Issty dayD-V tsAs.
n-ni hy default uili h. 'Aken agsIass yea NJ saLA
aeti"n 10 hr"nghh Ia "laAIn . Decree for AlvaTrs
iT"m the hnnd. ~ WStTiRas.ny nov sxIsanR beGsesh
y'u md PiAlniia. thr gFOaRA of AepeVtIQe. etr
and y"u faH N apTeaF aud aMsveV Ohe ssh C.A
Ilaint. ~ above required tie said l7AintI9 gIn taIs
Judgment HgSinst you i,S aah dreF~~ aRA eoOas o..
c"rhinS 10 the prayer Of SAID CemRl Ias.
~ order Of Hon. JAmeS Johnson, Coaniy Judge 81
aAId County.
~~ WanesS my hand, and the Seal II saIA
l.. Court hereto adhXed at OGre In the Cny ~
I~SS. WN. A. JGNTGRY. cicrE.
}. wnIIaNS, Attorney for PIain.iG o&SH.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19

STATE PRSoN MATTERs.-The Governor
and Secretary Of State. says the Nevada
Transcript, have made IN OGlcial visit to
the State Prison at San QueNtin. They
found everything progressing satisiactori.
ly under tho management Of Lieut. Gov.
crOOr Quinn. The prisoners 80 we'll fed
and clothed. No escapes have been made
since the prison came under the control Ol
the State authorities In consequences d
the rains the making Of bricks haA besn
temporarily suspended. The number Ol
cOnvicts at present confined in the peni.
tentiary is $50. Il is conducted ecONOm-
ically and strictly guarded, not like Il was
under the contract system, when cOnvicts
escaped nearly every week.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19
SUMMONS.

SsTATr Ov CALIFORNIA. CoMniy IT " Doraao -
~ Ju.;E~'s Court, M"untain TuU Rship
The People ~ the STATE ~ CalIforEia, Is p 6.
SHIRLEY. greeting: I'u are hrFrky sasnusss ~ -
Ari-aI l-t,rr NE. at nv otb~~ IN Noaniain T.UA.
.I'P. ~ iI'- CouRiy al u H1ada 0n ILr ~ dag ~
HrhTt.ATy, 4. d l>GI. At nrtsSk. r. ~. t0 answev
uni" the r"mPlainl of IIVAm PsImeV. vho SU.S to
reC"vsr iw" huhdrrd and iuo u len dolAVS. elAla-A
- due fr"l yOu on PT"RIsa"sy HHae. given ky y~a
to Hiram PA1mrT. f"F one hnnJFrdI sud thissJ I-ss
hIlh' diilarp, d1i,d Augud hHh. INiA. aO1 hPasiAR
inierrs, NJ the rate of ~" pr rrnt veV SRIh asGI
paid. Which D"te 10 hle Ia NY Gre-W Wl.eu IWAR
n"n gill NJ tsken aRalnst yoa f"V the paId aa..uMi
i"ertheV With r"sss and dAnaees, u y~a hn Gs sp.
TseAr and anSWeT.
To the fi'eTiG ~ any ConStalle nf said County,
greeting Make IrRsl seFvi-e and slse VetaVn ksve~H
Given under my hand ths I>sh Asy ~G dArt..ArF, !,
4 D. l~i'. JOHN e. Nct; TIRE
II Rka~a
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19
NOTICE TO CREDTTURa.

SSTNTE OP CALIFORNIA, COahsy 81 "a DOvado -
~ IL the County Court IN and ioF SAID County.
Z. " ILNINGSTUN vs. HIS CREDITORS In the
matter hf the -peIiIi0n 6fc-N--LIHIH0sroN, At an
inaoiVrhI DrlaOF.
Pursuant Ia an order on Ale herein. made NJ the
tI"n James Johns''n. Judge ~ The COast aIaVgsah
n"iirr l. hereby given Ia al the cTediI~FS se saIi
m."lvrni detA"T. 4 Livingston. to NJ and 81 r-ag
forr the Court Aforesaid st she Court 1lOasr II osA
C"uny, In ihr City Of F1arrvVe, m ihe 9Th DAY ~
January, u l>'t' at the hour Of ~ o'rIsrk. A. ~,
~ 'Sid day. :" show rsusr. any they esn Why the
INay~T ~ iii inslvrnt d-toF sOuId not ~ Rvs as
and al ass gnnrnt "f hi' estate he made and he ke
discharged from his drld. and lAbilltirp. In iuFsu.
An~- oi the statue In surh made and rIoviA.A
And. IN thr m'antme n Il crdeFrd that On Ju.IirIsI
proceeding. HR1ins sAEl nS-'lv-nt d. baoS l'r stayed
Witness my hand. and ihe HrAI ~ saiA
"a c"nFI Lereto AdaTeA. Al 0iaee In the Gig 81
- 'I1srvTVill-, ,h,s lHh day NJ Nev-M,l~r. 4.
y. l>a Nm 4 JANUARY, G1eSt.
CH MThiidTH, Attorney for Petitioner. ~; SIDE
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19

4 REPORT is going the rounds that
Brigham Young is watching the progress
Of tho secession movement with intense
interest. lie tells his dcluded followers
that the prophcsics he has madO are in
process Of fultillmcnt, and he hopes that
MI opportunity will be offered to rid the
Mormons of Federal control and interfer.
cnce. Brigham would be . gamer by .
dissolution of the Union, and would give
the ScccsSionistS laid and comfort" had
hc the power.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19

TBAr DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
The Declaration Of Independence sent to
Washington from South Carolina, and
over which 60 much gas has been expen.
dcd by the Black Republicans, turns out
to Be nothing more than . nero draft pre-.
pared by Southern Clerk In Washing.
ton, who sent It to the CSHstitHtiOA. II
was merely IN innocent aFti6Ce to arouse
the indignation Of the silly alarmists.
The simPletOns swallowed the bait and
exposed themselves to the ridicuIe Of the
public.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19
ADMIN1sTRAroR.s SALE.

CTATE OfCAIIrORNIA, County ofI:I Dorado.
fuhlic Adminis' 'TuiuT. aud Administrator IL the
Estate ~ rETEk NAI.DlC, ,deerASed. ~ III. puTsn.
ant In order Of the Hon. I'roAte CoUTt, IN ard
for SAd Oua:y. Offer IOS pale, at pnhlir A"etIon.
On Saturday. lSt day OF December. 1890.
At the hour of 10 OcIoek, 4 ~. Of said dsy, at the
title and intrTeSt of paid deeeaS~d In and 10 Iae
iOIn~ ing described real pTnprTt!, lying aud brns
in the COUnty and State Aforesaid, and usOTe par
tieulaTll drpeVibed % E,llO~s, I" ait: the TAV
from PAeerVille to Carson Halry. the hill aho'
Rro-kiiss bridge, alnut two miles thence, rnhGac
ing l60 srTes, ahOut u aeTes heiag GeNe~d.
TeTms. cash. CH. MEREDITH.
Public AdminiStratOV. aud AdmInisI FatoT
CctObrT -, ISfD. Io5I-tsl Of sAid Estatr.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19

WHILE it is said that Northern men arc
being expelled from the South, because Of
their supposed anti.Slavery opinions, an
organization has actually been formed to
invite hundreds Of Northern mechanics
into the slave States, to assist in building
up system Of exclusive Southern manu-.
factures. If the people Of both sections
were better acquainted, visited more, and
watched and understood the workings Of
their imaginary conflicting institutions,
better feeling would be the consequence.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19

The COntFast.-WhiIe congratulate
Ing those ~ho have had the g'd fortune 1" be l"rn
beautiful. would remind those Who'r hair 10 II
IN 0Ous tint by nature, griIIled by 'irkUr'' "r
time, that, by nsing gCHRIsTADORAT EACEI-
sIoR HAIR DYE, they may, % far A. the hair ir
concerned, in ten minutes he made beautiful. The
Dye hAS been AnAl Ied and certified 10 be pure aud
hArn'lr~s b! DIR. Chiffon, the most distinguished
Chemist in the United Statcs. Suld every here. .
and applied by ell Hair. Dresser.
CuRISTADORA,s Actor lIOase, Nrw York.
GEO. ". SMELL, Agent,
dlS III Washingtoa st, San Giancisco.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19

\ CORRESPONDENT Of the Boston JowrRGI
impiouSly says, "GOd was in the Con.
vcntion at Chicago" which nominated
Lincoln. The Nashua G0sstte thinks the
members Of the Convention were evidently
not aware Of the fact, or they woGld have
conducted themselves with more pro.
pricty. One-half the members were un.
der the Influence Of liquor, and the other
half were continually swearing.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19
lanll,a aarann.rall.- H.lla,r 4

NA1O's S0rsaParllla, Yellow Dec h
aud I"ide "f PO'a' Is prepared from the Anest rrd
jamaica sArSaPaTillA and IOdIde Of POtaSs- admir-
able as . restorative and PuriaeV Of tie hIOod-ii
clranses the aysicm Of all morbid and impure mat
'er-re"oVIng Pimples, bills and cruP,t'ns from III,
sAin-Cures rheumatism aud pains of all Kinds. All
Who can aGord should use Il. ~ II tends Z" give
strength and PrOlOng lifs soId BY DruEEist' Eener
ally, at o. Por bottle. r. HALL 4 CO., Proprietor,
wh"i~SAle Druggists, lta and IG Clay street, San
FFAncIsco. nj: Sn
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19
THHODOHE EISVELDT. Secretary.

DH" d A. w. LundbOFg, Dentist.-
OAOes opposite CAFy HOOse, tuP SIalFsJ entrance
sfO@ CoSoAa strsst-Oegs Iesvs to anpOunee 70 the
sSsiasas q PasOTvis and vicinity TINT he has per-
aaae1aly lssAtsA Ainsslf IN tAeabOve place. En-
eoSHu6ed y the hbrral patronage bestowed, hopes
for eOAttnNAnce Ofthe same. All work entrusted
TO his care viii b pHnstually executed, In thor.
ouSA esaa WotkDAnliks manner. Mo
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19

The PAysAeaam Do OGSeA b1a@ed for
want % Saceess In hs when the dIsapOInt.
1ent In the recovery Of the sIek 10 10 he traced to
the adGainsteFing Impure medicines. Robert White,
spOtheeaSy, Is paying particular A,'rn.lOn to the
eo~Pouadlng PhySiciAns' prescriptions and family
recipes, from medicines Of uRdOuhaed rurity. Robert
white, Medical Hall, Is appointed agent Ior nDOs'
Of tAe geaAlne Patent Medicines.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19

TME REA@N.-I'he papers state, as a
somewhat remarkable anil siIni icant
fact, that the only town in Essex county,
New York, which, at the late Presidential
election gave an anti.LincOln Electoral
majority, Was North Ella, the town in
which rcpose the dust Of old John Brown,
Of HarPer's Ferry memory. The Rcpub'
lican ladies Of Illinois who expressed no
much sympathy for him, should rcmON C
his bones from town that manifested so
little respect for his memory.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19

IT is stated that the Indians arc Gccom-
ing troublesome in the Southern portion
Ofllumboldt county. On the 9Th instant,
according to the Humboldt T;Mes. q party
Of them ran off lot Of cattle belonging to
man Oh Van DuScn Fork, and killed
five head. Pursuit was given by few
settlers, and some hnlEdOzen Of the Dig.
gers etFcctually cured from stealing beef
Is this fcelcr for another Indian war {!
II white ,nen had stolen the cattle would
the settlers have " cfFcctually cured them
from stealing" in the same manner!
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19
- AOo . :

SOKGO.-Srveral Of the papers in this
State are having much to say about Chi.
nesc sugar cane. II Aourishcs well upon
Indian corn soil, is prolific and prOfitH-
Die crop. The Ledger says that SOmc fine
specimens Of the cane have been grown
in Amador county.