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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
Sewing Machines,

AIDES wishing Machine to do SERVANTS Co
II WE'LL AS THEIR WORK would DO wei t"eS NJ
ne BARTHOLF's IMPROv ED FAMILY MACHINE Price
go $50 and SsS The following certificate Is from Wen
known Tailor in this county, who only had ABOUT ~ ues
Instruction this Machine: ,o,, ,s,o
LsEsvLLE, Campbell county, Va, June 18Th lso.
Mr.. WM L. PAsE-I am well pleased with Barthofs Sew
Machine would not exchange for any nave ee
find difficulty IN operating with u on any K,n o' ro',,
from the Cashmere to the finest Linen
pair Of TowLinen pants TOR servan mne
operated different 9'nns 0. ocw's
Machines but Barthos singers are the only Maehns
that would recommend person to buy Iney a'e hf ,e
Machines make Taior's Stitch consider bar'holi
much cheapest machine 1t is simple In easy
10 understand and likely to get out OF o,ue,.
person that has seen arhos operate ana saw
'ha worked last year. give Barthofs ne pe,efsnce r
Respectfully yours &C., CAkoLos VI. L. L.. .
r s. n no dIfcuIty In getting my wife to wis ~ IL.
ihos Machine They say that something e.: - a. - 70 m os
lie and Lock Stitch. fjune isdi"p.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30

WHERE DrrY LEA6..-New York, june 25, 1860
i think it is my duty, and the duty Of every M
tional American citizen to net. To survey the
political horizon. is but In 10 Mt sectonalism on
every side The Un:on, the Constitution. and
the Enforcement Of its laws, is the true platform.
John Bell, of Tennessee, nn1 Edward Everett, OF
Massachusetts stand upon it, These men must
an shall get my warme-t and hearty support.
have always contended that tho so-called Republ-
can Party mot National) WAS sectional,-not on.
ly sectional but Abolition. They have endorsed
all Mr. Seward's irropressible speeches. They
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
Cash for Wheat.

4 AIDES SHOES LADIES SHOES. \ ''a ',iu article
"a Of Italian Cloth, 1rm'd slips, just rccrh I'd NJ
ie4 >EABUkYS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
WuOLEsa.. 22D ....,t rr0rrps
FRETWE ELL g. HALL.
No. Ill Main Street. I,ynchburr Vn.

1N' Aoih oeiOSt, hVuC1DufB, va,
~hp nANt nov III store Their sring aud SUMMER sock
OF 'ioot. sh"es Hat Caps. f.uks Carpet Pays Va
Hes ali hhns, sole Leather, aud ali Kinda o. Shoe
Findings all 81 which r Ia nli II. meat rpsson-
niIe terms, ~ th' were be iyr, In bic time
We ne asO u'hnuinciurin. ladies
VI osey inscriptions 1s VT ~ all "aer Kinds In
"m ne oi business AMI would cal, attention of thaac in
"hn' 10 Miles H"hs H"n,s as have t-'n C. III
mud douhl-) of tho host quality ~ :. d..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
Sprin,y tnl Summc- Goods.

Boots Shoes, Hate. Caps crG s..r- goe1s
oF EVERY pb>crrrl"N AkD STIR
A~ HAVING r, d. td ID, greater pc "A ~ M, s.i..r
81 "nh t. Hnl being In tcoript dsil oi suci
fN @nte a. M t- g." IN, oi1,f assur, my r,e !.
~, ~ - rlli' - = nin, c,ii With 'ri expse.
'' ~ 'lis tl'''l '5."r l - t' - ,'ID, iiy stuck
"i Irnnhs tsi. resN iia.. \ - s. and e5l,prises
r~etv grnte. ~ ,rt =
"p",-,,''p e"o'I :" iaas,ssftt i" Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
Wholesale Drug Store.

OO,OOO consignment, for eale cheap, by
RBY u SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
NOTICE

VA have this day associated with In the commission bu
snrss Mr.. Cuis H. IYRKk and tn will be
under the style aud firm OF TYREE Il CO.
Jnn, \, 1sG0 J, H. ~ sAM'I. TYREE
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-08
Testimonials OF The Horace Waters Pianos
and MelodeOus.

-, :. 49,, ~ ~. t----l :.
:. 2l'!tdt u .eHs ana - n'stake.-Lce Il Wake,
Il',, ,i..-i,, ~ =.
- - - N'H'b7E3' Ne" nFk, who has had
:, A al -. 80 'a''"'' "''!T- a. iTll""s;-
-. ~ ihes t0 Ole you sold me- in Dcct 4ler. 80.
w.. 49, J. h' IN l''s Place ard 1t ink
~ 49, 49,. ~ ~; "a go
" Aa'r '"o u N..@fs i!l@"- n ..-s in o,sr sem
. g. w." Il A's Teen '"'"~ciE tested fnl tlrce
so n, ''t -! |" th.LT : 81 quU5'y and du-
80 ~ |v~ y rTf[oT4' .h9"#t Garrett. tie.
ti, ~ = hrV'-Dear ST.: liayi. used Of
y"GF Pan" -for;es ar :" years asst. have fut =,
~ S9s't'tSf sHStFHmfIf.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
ADELPHIA.

ARtnerofent Institution. established By special en-
do,nent for the relief Of the sick AVID disfressed
afflicted ruth Tiruient and Epidemic diseases.
= lie HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the full
destruction of human life, caused ty seNUaldiseiseS
several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon.
to open Dispensary for the treatment OF THIS class OF
diseases, in all their forms. and to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who Apply by letter. with
description of their condition. Gage, occEpation habits
Of life. &c and in of extreme poverty, to fCRN-
lSll MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors of tho Association. in their late Annual
Report express the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the thors Of their Surgeons in the
cure OF Spermatorrhna. Seminal Weakness, Gororr-
hora, elect. Syphilis, the vice Of Onansm or If
Abuse, Disease. of the Kidneys and Bladder &c, and
order continuance Of the same plan FOR the ensuing
year.
An adm rahle report on Spermatorrhaa Seminal
Weak the vice of Onanism, Mast irritation, Self
Abuse. and other diseases of the sexa organs, ~ the
Consulting Surgeon. will he sent by mail in sealed
envclopc,) FREE OF CHARGE. receipt of TWO
STAMPS for postage. Ad iress forrcport treatment,
DIR. }. Skl..LlN llOCGlroN. Acting SAIGON. How
ard Associations No. South Ninth Street. Phi.alcl-
lhta, Pa. i:lyl
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P,Sl'RAY OK.

TAKEN Up by jonathan Z ozier, at - resi-
,,cnce in Spfinsdaie township, county OF Aedar
and State of Iowa on the 18th day of November,
4. D. 800 a deep red steer with some white ON
the leiy also on Tic end OF the tail; both hon ms
"A li,t.c drOolcd the under half of the left ear
square cropped: the right ear has square crop
and slit Age three Years last spring, and ap-
praised al twcns, -tlnec dollars.
Al.ONZO SHAW, CIk
Cedar county Iowa.
Tint N Dec. lcth, 4. u. 1853 hGm3
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,,,,vn pkTRAy COLTS

TAKEN Ur by Merriils Wiley. at his resi-
Gcnce in m}uHd Township, Cedar county, iowa.
on the IA day of december. A. u. 1919 Two
wear old i!gl, lay horse colt, :nd aprialse ~
>l5.UO. Also. onc year OLD morse con- '1'!
49,, lam rI..y ui;h a small white spot on his
for, mead nj the LETT hind loot is white; and ap
,,,,.,I ts,o.no ALONZO SHAW,
t r., l",, 1874. Clerk c. {.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-08
SAVING AND GRINDING.

4 III. THOSE in want o. either Of the above
"A can be accommodated by calling on the uu.
dcioiGucd at the Forest Mills date Parks fn,
"idtr's.J where it cen be had on short notice: and
those from distance may depend on getting
tn II grinding with them Oh TUESDAYS and FIJI
dl"s.
Flour, Corn Meal. and feed Of all kinds, Oh hant
or furnished to order.
june 18th, 1879. J.!S ". SHTARER
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New Eus;c :--'.sa!ah Jane L;eH'..Song
and iiurus.
4 VERY HEArTlFvI. FLOWING MELODY. with
cay lcc"r!lnE mont: can lie sung ~ children u
well rs adults, aad viii soon BECOME one Of tho most
popular sni-> Of the day. Sentiment Of the oris
ce'ct. lrac. - cents mailed free. Just published
HORACE tTlrS
May -, 1852, No. 323 Br padway, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-08
tb Niles West of til. Mississippi

~ AND AFTER MONDAY turu<, 90 1850
~ "Ii't until I"rthcr notice, tram, wlA run ~
iD!to"e:
TRAINS WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN
Leave Chicago Wells St Depot, eco An.
Law" ttin'np. IO!I r. y.
AnNe Al Cedar Rapids, sl5rA.
y GNT IHAI'
Leave thr,ago, Wells st. Depot, 9oor.A.
Leave Clinton, 800 A. NJ
Arrive at tctar rapiG-. 2.iOr.A.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
Mail TRiI>--lcavc &c AZ Hari.,s, 5l5Ax
Arrive at Clinton, $50 An.
Arrive at Chicago. AFFIRM
NIGHT iEAt&-ieavc Cedar ltalias - 90 T.
Arrive at Clinton, ) 30 r.M
Atlive ut Ai,a.0. 800 A. ~
At Dewitt With stages ior Das onpori Aaauoke
Ia aud hnamoeo.
At Yankee Run. with stages for Toronto. Tin
ton, Me- haniC Mile, Mt. Vernon and Cedar Ran
ids.
Freight trains leave daily.
Ire shortest. che2trst and most expedition
route from ce.tal Iowa TO Chicago. or aLy peip
east,
/tr~An agent will be at the depot in Fulton 10
receive all baggage for Clinton or the Road which
VIII he conveyed across the river free Of charge.
Freight Trains leave daily.
NJ. SMITH. Eng. and Superintendent.
j II. HAM ''eherAl trt ani iickat Agent.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-08

1 hERSoNS Patent Sugar Cane Crusher. which SHOULD
- he in lhe hands OF every Farmer,
For sale by JAS. d E. A. NYFR
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FIFTY DIIy<;P.S'

- : =. - ~ THE afFN
'"' INTERIOR mas ian whirll infringe uur rat
tn's. Competition via hcnrtfnr,h bcron,e inn
P"S>lhc \ very large reduction has been ~ .d..
N the prices Ur all Of
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-
IAElNG c"mr,Igtod and occupied our "r"a'
! Iln.-lrpr. MauuiAri"rN The no-1 perfect
machine ~Nrp 1T -" lluIN l--n, nave sigla!lycrI
the event hy producing Il n"" famii sew IN Z
Ma, Hln", coutailiu tAc latest Improvements, :;
the Nc:r los price #
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1900 PictOI iaI Illustrations.
"sbsteI's Unabridged
DICTIONARY.


We have just issued edition Of Webster
Unabridged Dictionary, containing FIFTEEN HrS'
DRIED PICTORIAL lLLIsTKATiUNS, Beautifully
Executed
$4,000 lG,CGD New Words in the Vocabulary, Table
Of Synonyms, ~ Prof. Goodrich in which than
two thousand words carefully Disseminated, form
ing fuller WORK ON English SYNONYMS. Of Itself than
any other issued, besides Crb aud believed in adv ance
Of that, Table gtying Pronunciation Of Names Of ss
dstin tns'"l Persons Of VI pdcrn Times Peculiar OIL
Words and Terms in the Bible. With other fea'
lures, together with all the matter of Previous Editions
Comprised in \ oiume Of lfJp pages.
"He have specimen sheets Of the Pictorial Illus
tratioHs They are veil cAacuted and VIII often -
tund useful in giving more rect htea An OBJ
ject tn n lie oit.ncd by definition ~ ]. Tn
buns. Apra 18th. lrJ9.
I'VE h I'VE cimen PAGES Of portions in archi'
lecture end oruithoogy and find then OF artistic eau
ty well otprectical value. "--Chrisfian NTre,
.7prH,12, 1850.
ave have specimen sheets Of these illustrations
and can hardig see hon heyedm be Improved n 6sHsV
or accuracy "--ios1 on Erening transcript.
Sold y all Book sellers.
'G.t tn b..t.'..l:et Webster.
g. Il c. MERRIAM.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, December, 1859
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The man who got the las, word in dis.
pm'oS win wo~2n has advertised to
whistle tor a wager gainst locomotive
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
PL 4 s TE RING.

LASTERING.
The s~bs,nibcrs WIN be prepared
to do piastcring. and all other kinds Of Mason
Work. the coming season. One Of them will al
ways be found at til. New Court House
EDWARD GOLDEN.
Upton, Jan. 30, 80. fjylt THOMAS GOLDEN.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-08

These Machines sew from t,ro sroo.k. az pur
chased FROM thc store, requiring no windin :
Of tire al thy iiem Fell, Gather and Stitch il
a superior style, finishing each seem 10y th"il
OWL operation, without recourse % thc hand
needle. They will {" better md cheaper Sc"
ing than scamstics, can. even if she works for
oNE CENT An HorH, and are, PROFESSIONALLY, the
BEST MACHINES in the maj kct for family sewing
on account of their simplicity, duraLiity- "4--
=. ,..-.., nuai 'rarI6n to all varieties
Of family sewing-cAccGting either heavy or
fine work with equal facility, and without 81 celia
Adjustment
As cvidcnr" Of tie urQuestion' superiority
Of their Machines the Grover & Baker Sewing
Machine Company leg leave to refer 20 the fol
loving
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Es5" SEND FOR \ CIRCTLAp,-x,,
LOCAL AGENT WANTED

1 supply at J. ~ wv; new
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manufactured t. order, in the be st style. Books
ana haGAZincs hound ia any style desired.
satisfaction is guaranteed to all who may try
Us.
:. :. DASlELs, will act as our agent for Cedar
county, to whoa application for work may he
made. RAYMOND, EYsTRA & co.
Musca,inc, june 18th, ls59-G25tf
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BOOK BINDING.

E5iafA TIE Subscribers having cceivcd
their lie" ruling machine and a
sax<as1v large stock Of binding material. are
prepared 10 10 all Kinds Of work in their line in
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

TnE ENGLISH RAILRoArS.-The railroads of
Great Britain and Ireland, completed at the
beginning of 1888, extended S.054 miles, and
more than enough of single rails were laid to
make a belt around the globe. The cost ofcon-
StructinS these railroads had been .E2SG, ,000,-
600. The working stock comprised 5000 To-
comotvc engines, and 100000 carriages and
trucks, and the coal consumed annually by the
engines amounted to 1000, 900 tons; so that,
in every minute, four tons of coal flashed into
steam twenty tons Of water. In single year
there were Ill ,000, 900 Of passengers conveyed
Oh railroads, each passenger travelling an av.
erage Of twelve miles. The receipts for the
year amounted to 800, ola, 900; and there was
no instance on record in which the receipts of
railroad had not been of continuous growth,
even where portions Of the traffic had been
abstractrd by new lines. The wear and tear
Of the roads was, at the same time, immense.
For instance, 100000 tons ofiron rails required
TO be annually replaced, and 26,O00,00O of
wooden Slecpcrs pcrishci in the same time
TO supply this number of Slcrpcrs, 300, 900
trees were used, the growth of which would
require little less than 5000 acres of forest
land. The cost of running was Is pence per
mile. Tunnels, Of size never before con-
tcmplatcd, have penetrated for miles through
hard rocks, or through shifting clays and sand
in order to admit of tho construction of these
railroads; cmbankmcnts and viaducts have
been raised and erected on n scale of magniti-
cence surprising any former similar works.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

Beauty has been not unaptly, though per-
haps rather vulgarly, defined as "all in my
eye, since it addresses itself solely to that or
gan and is intrinsically of little value. From
this cphemeral flower spring many Of the in
gradients Of matrimonial unhappiucss. 1t is
dangerous gift for both its posscssor and its
admirer. IL its possession, as is often the
case, turns the head, while its loss sours tho
temper, If the long regret Of its decay out.
weighs the feeting pleasure Of its bloom, the
plain should pity rather than envy the hand.
some. Beauty Of countenancc, which, being
the light of the soul shining through the face.
Is independent OF features or complexion, Is
the most attractive as well as the most endu-
ring charm. Nothing but talent and a,niablity
can bcstow it, no statue or picture can rival
it, and time itself connot destroy it.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

THINGs NOT TO DO When you are offered
a great bargain, the value of which you know
nothing about, but which YOU are to get ut
half prices, "being it's you''-dOn't you do IL.
When young lady catches you alone, lays
violent hands on you, expressing "kiss"in in
every glancc-dOnt you do ii.
When a horse kicks you, and you feel a
strong disposition to kick the horse in return
-dont y0u do it.
II on any occasion your wife should cx-
claim to you, "now tumble over the cradle
and break your neck, do"-domt yOu do it,.
When you have any business to transact
with modern financicr, and hc asks you to
80 and dine with him-dont gen do il.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07
Btrfxto,- February esti1.

ForND Our.-Early one morning the scho
lars of one of our district schools were agree
bly, surprised to find written upon the outsid,
door, :" No Schulz" and most Of them madt
preparations to enjoy the hoiday-not dream.
ing but that it was genuine order. 1t ap
pcarcd. however; that lover Of mischief more
than his books had written in large letters the
joyful news. NO Shule" was the notice
posted up the idea was understood, though
the spelling was bad. The afternoon brought
all together, and in the stern visage Of the
Schoolnaster enough was seen to convince ue
that oil was not risht-he had been outwitted
and now came the tug of war.
lie soon ordered the boys to appear before
his presence, and, one by one, criticised our
spelling, as far as the word school was con-
cerned. They stood the test, until the hero,
with his comic phiz, made his appearance,
who, with confidence, distinctly said:
"S-c.h-u-lc!"
The master took him by the collar, and witt
a joyful expression, at the success Of the plau
to find him oct, laid on the birch right mcr.
rly.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

lT SHOULD NOT BE so.-Lola Montez is lec-
turing in the West to immense audiences and
making heaps of money. The women refuse
to ratronizc her; they generally show their
Inconsistency, however, in rushing to hear
men, whose character compared with Lola's
is blacker than midnight by the side of noon
day. Thereare some offenscs which woman
nevcr forgves in woman, though the same
does not affect the standing Of man in their
estimation.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

A CANE with lantern on the top of it has
been invented. 1t is useful invention for
doctors, watchmcn, and editors of morning
papers, young men who "Sit up" with people
who amt their sisters, and all other classes
who have to be out O. nights.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

How easy it is for one benevolent being to
diltusc pleasure around him; and how truly is
kind heart fountain of glOdncss, making
every thing in its vicinity to freshen into
smiles.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07
NUMBER ia.
OUR sPooNRY LOVES.

The local man Of the Buffalo Courier gets of
the following on a very tender subject. Most
men have "bcen there mot IN Buffalo, but
in love:
Who, that ever was boy, does not remcm-
bcr being eart.Smitten- consumed with .
boyish flame-over head and ears in love-
with some Sweet.iaccd, soft-fngered girl at
school? 1t began with romp and play in
the school ground you loved TO tease her at
first, and see her face darken with pretty
pouting shadow. But a softer time cames
when you had no heart for these advertisements.
II was your greatest JOY, though you were hal
afraid all tue while, to be near her-to hold
her warm hand in game and frolic-to "do hei
sums" in school. There was class in which
you rccitcd together, perhaps; and in that
case, what a strange interest the common study
took on. Nouns and adverbs-Subicct and at
trbutc-bccamc full ofa romantic interest and
meaning. To parse. was to see her eyes look.
ing into yours. If il was biography" you
went into foreign countries with your 1ittlc
friend, and came back feeling very slcepish,
lost and unhappy. The thought Of her face
came between you and your books; you en-
We'd the big girl who sat beside her; your
throat swcllcd at the careless temerity Of the
big boy who talked ilippanty with her at re-
cess. IL there came q day when she failed to
appear at school, dark was it, and dull and
empty. Strange that more light may some
times radiatc from two sweet eyes, inside
hello Of curlS, than from sun or moon Then
-rHrrr time whrn your smittpn condition WINS
easily disccrncd by the keen instinct Of the
school, and when the boys and girls trampled
like herd Of bulialoes over your sensitive
heart, twitting you on facts. You felt half
ashamed, and somewhat enragcd, yet still in
some degree were well pleased withal. She
cried. Then sometimes were letters mysteri.
OuSly smugglcd across the school-rOOm, in
books and under states they sometimes got
lost, and then there was q bitter exposure;
and that brings US to the true matter in hand,
viz: t0Uu .fde fcrter Of the kind We have
just described, which was picked up in the
street the other day, and which we hasten to
lay before our readers. We do so because We
think it both eloquent and poetic. 1t gives
more insight into what good letter is than
all :hc Complete Letter Writers" ever COM
piled:
----------------------B BtFfHto, February e6tir.
DEAR ANNE have Question to ask you
whether you like me or John H. Anni'
hope you will answer it as soon as possible
Annie love you better than any other gir
in this street and think will come to yoL
school next week.
Annie love you
Annie do
Annie believe the
For il is true.
Henry c..
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

IT is doing some service to humanity to
amusc innocently; and they know very little
of society who think we can bear to be always
employed either in duties or medNaEions With
out any relaxation.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

TnE mere hangers-On Of witty people, are
simply contemplate; they ere constantly near
wit without being witty, rs = valet il always
near great man, without being great
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

"TnERE's brandy smash" as the wag said
when drunken man fell through pane of
glass.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

OPEN your heart to sympathy, close Il R
dcspondency. The flower which opens 70 =.
ceivc the dew shuts against the rain. u ~
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

That plenty should produce either covst-
BUSINESS or prodigality is pervorsiOn Of prOvi-
dcncc; and yet the generality Of men are tho
worse for their riches.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

A correspondent of the Hartford Times in
quireS whether q piouS look is the same as q
Holy See.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

MEAN minds under dissppointmssit lIke
beer in thunderstorm, Always Enrn souE. a
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07
IpliN SALMON, M'kE>ZfE DrhTON
n EVADA HOT Ell,
UPPER PLACEltVILLE.

SALMON g. BURTON, PROPRIETORS.
TTANlNG purchased and rctttrd the old stand.
| would iniurm the public that at all times
ready accommodate those who may favor with their
patronage. Our old friends and IdtruS i'll picase give
a call. oar beds and Clean and com
Portable and well ventilated.
Gar house being lorHtcd in the pcasantcst part Of
PterrI Ilr hope 10 make it agreeable for all who
may give Is a call. al -3m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

BRIBERY-OfTering you pair oflips te kiss.
JustitabIe corruption taki0g The bFibes
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07

- EMAINING in the Post Office at Placcrvle, July lst
IL lNGh Persons calling for Letters Ia this List, will
please say " ADvFKtfSEp."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-07
d. STEUART SMITH,

PHI YSICIAN AND srRGEON,
Late Of the Honorable East India Companys Srryicc
OFFICE, Mr.. WHITES DRrG sToEF, MAIN srEREI,
j"3g Tlaccr,iIIp. Iv