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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-12
NOtice.
MILITARY GOODS

THE MILY JOUR NAL
FOR 1860.
A Southern Fireside Newspaper,
Equal IN ever, respect, If not SUPERIOR to
Bonner 8 Ledger, or any of the Northern Week
lies, which have been Literally
PATRONIZED TIlROUGllOUT TIE SOUTH
an the LIST of January will present my customers
" the public generally. the above EICELLENT SOGTH
EHN FiNLl P-iPhR, published in Baltimore and edited
IN part b! Mr. Fayrttc ii. Nosc formerly OF lynchburg.
This paper comes 10 us wclcsnbishe and with large list
OF contributors numbering amongst them many the
popular writers Of the day. price $500 per
hnnun southern people who want southern Literature will
send at once for this popular paper. Address,
dec l3-dts IL. G. VICTOR, Agent, Lynchhurg
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BALTIMORE
...-z.,.o1rob.eoo 10 the West.

Notice TO Shippers OF Tobacco to the west
,.,r undersigned are prepared give increased mchtes 70
h,r. Of Tobacco tie West having Inc onc
mi r,duce5 the frem third TO fourth eiass
Throueh receipts gwen the principal points 10 The est D
or The thl River and frcigas guaranteed as low a.
b, any other line fhe only transhiPmtn between @
Sacinna st Louis and Chicago Is mahe ~ nts
burg directly car under cover Inerepy a'ous
raSage aud rrriage and nil damage on I"oaceo rum
-, p.ui,,a,o a, pin .hurg
az W MAGRAw KooSs.
No 10 North Street. Baltimore.
pe6.r To Jesse Hare Co., W. d. Miller. ana l. tsyof,
g,nchbug jacob Head Co.. md Jacob Brandi ~ BAIL
- " -.
. riweekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.
r.. THE Powhatan Steamboat Company steam
sts.r-jsers GEO. PEABODY, Capt RICHARD PaiIcii-
All, and BEIyIDERE Capt WA kEESE, Will leave Eici'-
M md Baltimore every Taesfdy Tharsddy anu ontufudy
RETuasIse will leave Baltimore for Richmond every 1ds@ay'
TAursday and Stutddy thereby cnaIng shippers ana as-
scngprs opportunity Of communication between Inc
points every other day.
sf5- Freight received In both places every day.
Speed Comfort there hnc Steamers are equal II not
seor their class To be found In This or amy other
city These been fitted out with splendid state
Room Passenger Accommodations recommended 10 the
and ffcigting community us The most comfortable,
speedy mode Of transportation between the two
points. 80
TIckETs procured Office, Shockoe Slip opposite
Columbian Hotel at the Steamers Landing, Rocket
j. ~ W. CURRlE, Agents, Richmond.
sept Idly D. BRANDT, Js, No. Light ST., Baltimore
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Fire, Life and Marine lns'' :aAc.

Fire, Life and Marine ms, .a..e,
Lynchburg Hose & Fire Insurance Company.
Ul> Compan! makes Insurance against loss damage
Il Fire. Dwelling Houses Stores, Tobacco Factories and
other Buildings Furniture, Goods, Warr- and Merchandise
gvfleral IN town and country the most favorable
Also makes Insurance the lives OF all persons rujo ing
E" health and OF sound constitution for the whole duration
al life, or for limited period,
Slaves employ ed i'll ordinary occupations, will insured On
reasonable
The Company will also from and 10 any Of
The Northern or southern Ports at favorable rates
BOARD DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President,
JAMES N. CoBBS, Vice President,
GEORGE b. INT RMAN, Chief Engineer
joins Orgy TAYLOR, WN T. ANDERSON,
JAMES y. PAYNE, JouS r. DAVIS
"h IL. nrhAfT"' MAURICE =. IASGHnRNE,
HAh'Ei' H. MchiNNEY, CHAs. l.. SLArGHTFR
CREED 7. WILLS Secretary,
DR. MM. oIWAN OWEN, :, ,r
DE II. nlLMFE, Medical EAahncrs
The Medical Examination Of sub ects insurance sill, e
made A. III" One Of the toman! day between he
"'''''' "r' : '''"'h. T. VI feb 4,-tlls
Manipulated Guano.
W "H"r IT, TIA" Planters ot Virginia Guuuo prepared hy
w vinSs: = '' -
"o ihs u" the best Peruvian tinano can procured,
~" I'VE :" me bt>l Soinhrcro Guairh,
- cent! "i the Phosphate vi Lime,
E lbs o the best ground rin.ic which We DAY ,r
ton. ~ " -
Nh well mixed together.
laiiers aud others invited examine the arti,l, From,
Va" nest Information We can obtain, belc,v TINS mixture, ia
' al 'h' hs tlai can he prepared for Irgua uli.
race T." Planters 81 per ton, Der ton less wien the,
furnish the bags - ~ "''e" NV
f"r sale by EDMOND DtvENpnpT Z, ~,
sept - dts -,
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Now Fall Stock

ISr arrived from the Northern cities with full stock
- FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, for gentlemen Tho
latest styles ind the most fashionable apparel
prices rnn he found nj our 'sahishnrn No. 81 MAN Street.
Also, supply OF Gents Furnishing Goods which
will SCI. lower than otrr house ihA CITY,
Styles Boots Shoes Of all qualities pricrs Trunks
as,s and Umbrellas from the best Easi,n
rAlhiuou aud will be sold cheap
Youths and no, tLormSG in all styles and qualities
Please cal at liIRsu srEAUsEs Nov Murris
and A. Z. Lewis and look for Your self our
ever been, selling cheap 10 Increase custom.
Manufacturers and Farmers will do well
Of SeINAnls Nlollng, Shnua, Nc, Nc. d dts.
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Brazilian Pebble Spectacles

Brazilian Pebble SpectacIes.
TINlTE only place for the sale ofc genuine PEBBLE SPEC
Il TACLEa tat the London Watch and Jewer storc No l2I
Baltimore street, Bdktimore Nj
A. GEpEoS Opcannio the public that he has located him
self permanently in city, and in take pleasure in YER, ing
them with Simmons Co.'S celebrated BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPEC
The sale and manufacture Of these Speciaes cng oecai
y the public will find the article and the srctt NJ;
cn"n and due will be given 10 the proper selection "i
Lenses.
Al other kinds Of 9pcctaclcs constantly kept on hand
Lenses inserted and repairing done At tho loves prices.
upril Is div
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THE SECRET OUT;

i,'oO ND w l IN
~ TIE AUTHOR or He SNlABLE," IIii. MAGI.
CLANS OWN BOOM "PARLOK I IlEA rKICAl.S," &c.
. Large l.no Cloth, Gilt Side and Back. Prize Il.
y ""k which explains all the Tricks and DceeptLns with
liza! ing ards ever k,n'"n chic,l gives besides
great i,ah, new and interesting whole being he
scred 50 acctra!e! aud carefully. it'll ,ngra, ins illus
these Tricks.
ls book contains, in addition is numerous Card Tricks,
ABOVE described lii and easily
two hundred an forty of curious ilsnu and inter
cN'hs sesh"i hand and tgcrcnan TREAS nSeutcd
AMI "hrh are Illustrated by make each trik
Understood WITH All ie tricks either new differ
h' rom 'hose printed in any other book uJ they plain
s'Aaiicd thai you cannti fail 10 understand
as oook Tor Holiday Present it he surpasscllt-
his Pt'h'cu IN 'he h'sl manner, illustrated b, about
800 ENGRANINGS
ana bound IN .ndsone g binding 1t contains about 100
p'Ss, anu The price One Dollar per copy For sale b! all
hAstiie" Single copies sent b! mail post paid send cash
o'ers TO DICK Il FITZGERALU, Publishers
"cc E'z" No Is Ann street, \. \.
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Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
NOTICE.

NJ Keep constantly hand a good stock OF Ndtyesses,
w which will be sold cheap for Cash. We hare The
b"'c articles made 10 order ut short notice.
aug Ats VALENTINE & HENING.
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Mako Your Own Soan.

rUIHE Keystone State saponor, Concentrated 1e viii
II make Soap with little trouble: will clean tyla g.,
valuable for MI purposes whore strong Hc re4u Will
make hard son, Sc
We would the trade against
article has induced unprinciped parties 10 rao
Full directions with each package
a large supply for sale BY JOHN II. SEAY,
sept 2i-dia Druggist,
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Servants Wanted
FVNE subscribers wish To purchase for friend in Alabama
Il experienced Male Dningro"m servant and n good Female
,uuk, Washer and loncr. The gentleman
tr'ant- intends Them Tor his and persons
'ans for sale with the requisite qualification aud character
rely upon on! getting fun value excci-
eni home TOR their servants For further information apply
sept e-ds-Rcp copy NJ LANGuoRNE l. SONS.
i O Il = y l. l.,
4 SPLENDID STATIONARY ENGlNE 70 horse lowcr
"a in complete order, a bargain be ha,lor
oct i1dts G. II. HARDY Il BRO
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GkN.'L SUITS OFFICE, :. Il T. X. K co,
IulV ISTn
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
HI JAMESTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, and EoA aSGLN
NoKE, Capt skiNNtn, will carr! passengers to and
from ' irginia nj kEuuc Ep RATS.
The JAMESTOWN Capt. F,mEIsI, leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY afternoon, nj O'Clock, City Point same evening,
and Norfolk Wednesday, at II O'clock Tor New York,
nrr' ing there early next day and in umo To connect with lii"
lines going East and North
The ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY Afternoon, AT O'Clock, Git, Point neat morning
O'Clock, and Portsmouth, same evening" for New York.
ing evening
II L. II u II NC,
Tho jamestown leaves NV York, Pier No. IL North
River ever! saturday afternoon. o'clock, Norfolk, Pc
tcrsbhg and acknowledging Freight each place.
The Roanoke leaves New York from Pier No. il North Riv-
"Wednesday arcrn""n O'clock for Portsmouth,
Petersburg and Ecmoid-akug Freight ior each place.
REDUCED RATES.
York,
Passage. siacro"m included between Eichmond Peters
burg and New YORK, Observation-Disclosures.
Sccrugc Passage. .......-.... 90. ... ....
Passage, satcr"om Included between Iynchhurg New
Passage Ia and from Norfolk b., the River
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
SR- The and elegant steamer YORKTOWN will soon
BE- put upon die line, at the same above, forming T
Weekly line.
For tickets, apply 10 LEE, ROOKIE & co, Agents.
hrrL so.dls Main Street, Iynchburg, VA.
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HAVE for sale eight valuable BunpiSa Lors and
several HoUsks Lors. In the city Of Lyaehbrg some
which are very valuable, and among them beautiful
Tesaenccs In Tie city Cali Of Once No. II Bridge Street
nov t-ets l. WILKES, General Land Agent
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~ New Restaurant. o. "a
$500 CIV EMS & DAWSON ~N
AAA2Aszz&- REu 10 inform the public and ,isl. ~
Ia the Fnr TINT they have oponud
New Restaurant - Drinking SalOG N,
IN MARKET STREET. NEAR THE posi- OFfICk,
hand mud all rsi
and all the ,hiinccs the
larg" and choice supply of WlNES LIQUORS SEGAGs.
In addition IL their c"mmoiious Saloon, they ed
two large ny stairs in the same building for the oxpr
accommodation at persons during The Fair
They solicit share OF public patronage.
OWENS 4 DAWSON,
oct 1t-dts Diamond Saloon. Nuar Pos
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u. II. BLISS,
Practical Photographer,
No 1872 Main Street, Lynchburg Va,
NNHERE every style Of PoHIRATfuRE may be obtained
w ut short notice and upon reasonable terms.
Call aud exanin. specimens. oct 1S-ds
OFFICE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
LrSrmBRtG, NOVEMBER 2, les0.
TDNE meetings Of the Directors this Bank will be held at
Il the office oi j. ii. Robinson.
Discount dayW EDSEsDAY. Paper intended for discount
must be offered on TUESDAY before O'clock.
The stockholders requested To pay in their rss install
mcn Immediately! tod ). Cowan, al the Exchange Bank
by order oil the Board. VAN TALlAFEkku Secy.
nov. 2-tL
Notice.
kRENCl, German and American rLATE LooKNGGLAss, in
plain and fancy Gilt Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany
Frames, III greatly reduced prices NJ the old stand
JOHN l.. WINSTON,
sept 9dts No. iT0 Main ST. opposite the Noryrl House
MILITARY GOODS.
M Il are prepared Ia furnish the IIi,ic With
w HATS, both trimnic, and unlriImcl;
SWORDS, BkLTS,
SASIIES, of various mat, rails and prices
EPAULETTES, Pill MES, and every ylc aud grade oi
MILITARY TRIMMINGS.
All sold for the lowest possible prices.
j. WILLIAMS X son,
nov IS :, Main st, L!nchhurg
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NJ. HOLIINS &c Co.
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS

TWO IUIOKs NBON r MERCHANTS BANk,
Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
(EG leave tn return their thanks their friends
ID and customers who have literally paronzed them the
past three and respectfully solicit Continuance their
past ta.ors Prompt personal attention given the all
kinds of conr. Produce and returns made
effected. Our stock STAPLE DRy GuuDs will
always be found be extensive anJswc selected
sold AS low Is any house In The city
ieb l-ds NJ. HOLLINS Il CO.
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and af.er MONDAY will be Flour inspected
~ IN this Depot until further notice, lag crowded
eoh.iii"n Of ia. Depot. L. ID. JEILIS,
nov ll-dts Gen. Frt. Agt., va. X Team. H. l..
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New Commission House.

WE have this day associated ourselves together for The
w pose II conducting GENERAL COMMISSION ~ 81
NESS for the sac Of Tobacco Wheat Corn. &c We an,
share Of the patronage Of public assuring then,
that younger on the Rour y 5A1de, and HAY
always ignored Its action The ~ per cent We viii
sch for under the old commission N make
ances sold Once AT Jno G. Shcarers Main Street
July 20-ikcly SIIkARER Il BI'RkS
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Fall and Winter Goods
1859. 1890
SAM u Ell, HARTMAN Aosnt

w II " '''' M thTI'h"T The clizts NJ l,nrlhnr and
W N'llity 10 The aunal u his stock OF FALL AM; Mn
'N'N' thi.,'1s part, Gines via: beaver Eng
>A 'h AMI ltI!, SEA- skin SACK anil FrIck Uy.rc,ats
f'>'t B'a Dress and Frnck tuuts, double and sin III.
business ana SACK issihhrc suits Heavy Grenada silk Silk
N'N' hacA Doe SKIN and Fancy Cashmere Vests and ,u,a
o, ~ ''f! description, together with tvnlrn's shaw Is
ana FURNISHING Good, such Shirts. Neck ties aud u,r
"h's Sulaie Tor men, youths and boys Hats Cabs I.s
ana shoes customer made and best in market M, =. lin.
trunaS l1ri~' Bags; a' large stock servants ,lohnr
""n Nt Tie attention oi their u~ncrs us Viii sell
hN" US Gail 1T No l6i Main street .,,, = ~ as,
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D~,orG ENEEAL FEslGur OrFIcE v&TER
~ enforced; iesu"'"h VIII DC
Aerhand", produce other articles Of ftcy, b.,i, h
ans.r't yer The rond any part of it, and delivered ~ @
w ne ana mol taken BY consi ,pe.e mr. ,
Mn uetnfyfonr hours amer It's having been dcli,.r ~
Im peo '' the Agent shall demand and rerej,. Ir ~, ~
me following rates Of storage for every ,,,
, su article Of freight shall have remained In The H.
ne VINE siecihcd above to- it; On Wheat and ,,
grant, one cent per busle Flour four CENTS ,.r
Toox
Nn, aais, liar Ornaments, Head DRESSES Drcss Gar,
clos 6r and every variety Of such fancy All
no. 1l-ds
ENGLEDoyEs
Ir .ale lot Of Upper Leather JUS, receiy, nm,
defs 15-u ,.,.
FRANKLIN L BRO
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Dress Tasscls, Dress Cord. TaSSel Rn,ions

[ p,HEll fElNGES and DRESS TRIMMINGS Of 49,,
H'srfh'n III great proflsou at yer, low nr;c.s =,
'' La"ttS Hress' Trimming Tore sd Main st F' "
l.. A., 4
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NOTICE

100 PAIR Extra Heavy Brognns for sale h,
1OO nov 3d6 NJ. IioLLIHs n co
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NEW GOODG

Wol Id most respectfully announce, H. m, ,;cr,s ,,, ,
mos fa",hs IN llnchbuig that pru pa, In Mi.
"a h,i)S On ~ reasonable as they ,;, nm, A., a.
aN' MY stock "f lomoscs is large and selected Win ,r",
'A'e also on ln'nd large lol Of Baukcis Hats Shoes
i''Nt, give Int acal al - Bdgc Street = f 'S'
S-dtS ,trx-
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F1lHls morning al 10 O'Clock, will sell LIKELY NEGRO
IL MAN. Idec 2i-iu q, X, PiELPS.
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EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIZE!
Prizes payable in full, without deduction
SPLENDID SCHEME.

Aod iGl prsca ranging from ego NJ I" 400
rs ~, pri,r- am nununy To .-........=. tJioot0
Whole Irkcis sIo, Halves o., quarters t25D.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

this place my brother James, whom had not
seen for three years
:" Your brother Jamcsl' grasped in be-
widerinent
"'Yes, and of course was very anxious to
sec him. said my wife, so that was very
sorry to discover, on my arrival, that he had
retired for the night. After had gone to my
room, could not sleep, so l decided that
would slip on my dressing-gown and comfort
myself by taking one glance at James sleep.
ing face. So with light in my hand slipped
along the passage, and entered, as supposed,
his ROOM.
"'And entered. as you supposed, his room,
echoed mechanically.
I" lie was asleep proceeded Helen, and |
thought he had altered very much. | set
down the light, and bcnded over him, touched
my lips very softly to his. Imagine my con-
sternation when the eyelids opened widely,
revealing black orbs instead Of blue. and, like
flash Of lightning, the truth dawncd upon
my mind the person had kissed was stran-
ger, not my brotherI Obcying my first i'm.
pulse, | extinguished the candle and rushed
towards the door. 1t vas open, and was in
the entry in a moment, but not until had
heard the stranger spring upon the floor, as if
he were about to follow me. How ! gained
my room do not know but the next morn
ing discovered that n young man whose
horse had been lamcd by fall had slept there
for the night. and had departed early in the
morning What he thought Of ne shall
never know. but he was evidently very much
astonishcd.'
"'Not so much as he is now calculated.
"'What can you meanY' cried my wife, in
arnaZement
"'I mean that it was | whom YOU kissed,
that 1t was whom you saw, that the vision
was true one. after ALL" and then holding
her on nv knee, told her my long cherished
story. Ny All Halow Zen vision, the spirit
Of my future wife came to me at midnight in
her own fair living form. 1t was Hclen's self
who kissed me, the bonuirst wruitt- Tint ever
smiled on mortal man. II is true story
How do you like it, girls r.
" We like it as We would snddcn shower.
bath, or frost among summer roses
1t was a terrible disappointment, and the
Youngest, little Anna, bathcd 10 tears, had
thrown herself sobbing upon my knees.
What is the matter" said Uncle Oliver.
O-dcnr--inc, sobbcd AHna. "O-dcar
-me--it isn't a spirit after all. What--a-
mcan-Story :"
Our love for the supernatural was tanned
down. No one sowed hemp seed or nte an
apple in the glass that night, am convinced.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

WHAT NAMES TIE GENTLENAN-A gentle.
man is not merely person acquainted with
certain form or convrntonaliticS Of life, easy
and SrlfpoSsessed in society, able to speak,
and act and move IN the world without awk-
warlnrSS, and free from habits which are vul-
gar and in bad taste At the base Of all His
ease and refinement, and tact and power Of
pleasing, is the same spirit which lies at the
root of every christian virtue. 1t is the
thoughtful desire Of doing in every instance
to others as he would that others should do
unto him. lie is constantly thinking, not in.
deed how he may give pleasure to others for
the mere sense Of pleasing. but how he can
show them respect, how he may avoid hurting
their feelings When he is in society he seru-
pul"uSly aScertains tho position Of every one.
with whom he is brought into contact that
he may give to each his due honor. He
studies how he may avoid tcaching upon any
subject which may call up disagreeable or
offensive association. A gentleman never a.
ludes to, never appears conscious Of any per.
sonsl defect. bodily deformity, infer,ority Of
talent, ofrank, of reputation. in whose society
he is placed. lie never assumes any sup0ri.
oritv-never ridiculcs, never boasts, never
makes display Of his own powers or rank.
or advantages; never MdulGes in habits which
may DO offensive to others.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

a STRING OF PEARLs.-C Cultivate true scn
timcnts, aud good manners will suggest them.
selves.
Tomorrow is the day on which lazy people
work and fools reform.
Persons must surel; rise TO clooucncc not
oy distlnctlon, bat by seeking a worthy end.
Charity would lose its name were it influ.
ccccd by so mean motive as human praise.
Intellect is not the moral power; conscience
is. Honor, not talent, makes the gentleman.
Little drops Of rain brighten the meadows,
and little acts Of kindness brighten the world.
Men are said toadmire that which they look
up to, and to love that which they look down
upon.
Generosity consists not in the sum given,
but in the manner and the occasion Of its be.
ing bestowed.
To quel the pride even Of the greatest, we
should reflect how much more we owo to
others than to ourselves.
We are sure to he losers when we quarrel
with ourselves; it is civil war, and in all
such contentious, trumphs are defeats.
The philosopher Frazer says that Though
a man without money is poor. a man with
nothing but money is still poorer"
Philosophers themselves, like the stole gentle.
man Of Marmontel, after praising simplicity OF
living, often sink to sleep on heavy suppers
and beds Of down.
An old author remarks -" In borrowing
money be precious Of your word; for he that
bath care Of keeping days of payment is lord
of another mans purse"
They are best situated for happiness who
arc neither too high nor too low-high enough
to cultivate good manners, and obscure
enough to be left In the sweetest Of solitudes
To live with true economy is to live wise
". The man who lives otherwise has no pru,
dent regard for his own happiness. Bu' 'hArc
is 90 u ors' f,ly than false sconomv
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for the party, he had acquiesced in the express
wishes of the people but the Convention at
Cincinnati nominated him for the Vice Pres-
dency, and the people confirmed the nomina-
tiOn.
As vicc.President he has won new hor~~s.
His speeches on political questions have mani.
listed comprehensive patriotism worthy Of
the man and the country, and the continued
confidence of his constituents has just been
manfcstedin an election for six years, as one
ofits Senators. This is a tribute to his worth
and mott, gracefully given and richly deser-
we'd His election to the Presidency would he
felt throughout the length md breadth Of the
Land n an event calculated to promote the
pIDsEerity u our country. Boston I0st.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11
DON'T STOP EATING!
PLACERvILLE ASSAY OFFICE

MAIN STREET, PLAcERvILLE.
~ OLD DUST received for Melting and AsSayine, and
" returned in from to hours.
BrYAsSayE Warranted.
All BarS discounted at Sad Francisco Priees.
lel6 3m e.. J, ARVIDSON B. co
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HAPPINESS is perfume that ono cannot
shed over another without few drops falling
m ones enlf
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

THrNes NOT TO Do.-When you are OAersd
great bargain, the valnc Of " hich You know
nothing about. but which You are 70 gst e
half price. being it's you"-dop't you % d.
When yourg lady catches you aloMa. Iayv
violent hands on you. sxprsSsing "kis" ,
every glance don't you do T. WAsa aAess
kicks you, and you feel strong 4lipaai6aoe q
kick the horss 10 return-dont Z yaS - -
on any occasion your wife GhoaA aaA -
you, SNOW tumble over The craAls - Uaa
your neck, dol"-dont yoa e e n.
have any business 10 tgonsaa1 - o Sa
inAncier, and he asks yoa eDeoeA9 - M
him-don't you doit Ane Hyeaa ,yO9R.
self wkistling in . pgintiqg o@aa. end tAs
Devil" tells You 70 whistle littls leUder-
don't vou do Il