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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

TmE MYsTEm-Two darkies had bought a
quantity Of picked pork in partnership, but
Sam, having no place TO put his portion in,
consented to intruSt the whole to julius Keep
ing. The next morning they met, when Sam
said, "Good mornin', Julius! Anything hap
pen strange or mysterious down in your wi
cinity latrly?" "YeS, Sam; most strange
thing happen at my house yestc' lastnight
An mystcry-all mystery To Iner' "Ah,
Julius, what was datr" "Wc!l, Sam, iole
you now. Dis mornin' went down into dc
cellar to get n piece of hog for dis darkey' S
breakfast, and put my hand down into the
brine and felt round, but no pork dar-all
gone, couldn't tell what went with it; SO !
turns up dc barl, an, Sam, true aS prcachin',
dc rats cat hole clean frOo dc bottom Of de
bar' and dragged de pork all out" Sam was
petriticd with astOniShmcnt, but presently
said, "Why didn't de brine run out ob de same
hole ?" All, Sam, dat is de rnystery-dat is
dc mystery"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

How TO ENJOY T0oTm- AcnE-A southern
paper gives the following capital directions:
/" To eIjoy this dclcctablc pain to its fullest
extent, you should have it in all its glory for
about week. Let the pain pcrmcate and in
Sinuate into every portion of the diseased
member, racing, jumping and springing around
generally like rats in II corn crib; let it ache
until you can't tell whether the pain is in
your mouth, on the top Of your head, or in
your cravat. but rather think it is all around
there let it ache until you feel like it would
be great relief to hold your head up by the
ears and shake out every molar, incisor, grind
er and achcr in it; let it ache until you are
doubtful whether you stand in the position
assigned you, or with your heels in the air !;
let it ache until you seriously believe every
bone, nerve and muscle about your body is
full Of teeth, and that every tooth is aching
on its own hook, and then, when you feel like
you have enough pain in your individual
mouth to fit out an hospital-when you feel
like kicking yourself down stairS-whcn
you are exceedingly anxious to break your
neck-then We repeat, you will begin to real.
iZe the toOth.ache."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

T.P. FTSBEER. So I'iH Washington street
cpo'ite MaRur"'s Op"rA H"us". IL the only authorized
Agent fnr The M"STN btN"fRAT in the city az San FrAn
Al "r lsrs fnr the tlI''r advertising left with
him Willbe promptly a"'nl Il to.
lac ~ os"e
r. y. DORSEY il pu'l ,r'y.I I" solicit slbscrp.
-i4-.A aud innIIrSs 'oc L. VI -S1AS DENshir
W. e. a.tHRN B. ~" gr'ln L. u Agent nf the DkN.
a. iiti ..'oEh ni,r- '.r "a" pI"T, advertising
'' w"rA. - - TO- a., T." pr 'mrtly attended to.
NBN~. ~. stI Il >ON = toe authorized Agent
~ ~" NTNrN> hrA-RIT NJ n Dorado. Orders left
w'", ''n Wit h, Ir''hI"ly attend. to.
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VINO LOVE NovELS-Wmn, PoETRY?-PasS-
ing from childhood, and from the childhood Of
society, to the grOwn.up mrn and wUruCn 0f
this most grown-up and unchildlke agc-the
minds and hearts Of greatest depth and eleva-
ton are commonly those which take the great.
est delight in poetry the Shallowcst and
empticSt, on the contrary, are at all events, not
those ledSt addicted to novel reading. This
accOrdS, too with all analogous experience of
human nature. The sort Of persons, who not
merely in books, but in their lives, we find
perpetnally engaged in hunting for excitement
from without, are invariably those who do not
POSSESS eIther In the vigor IF their iutriicctuat
powers or the depth Of their scnsibilitrs, that
which would enable them to find ample excite
nent nearer home. The most idle and f"ivo.
ouS persons take natural delight in fictitious
narrative; the excitement it affords is Of the
kind which comes from without Such per-
sons are rarely lovers of poetry, though they
may fancy themselves so, because they relish
novels in verse. But poetry, which is the de-
linention Of the deeper and more secret work.
ings Of human emotion, is interesting only to
those TO whom it recalls what they have left,
or whose Imagination it Stirs to conceive what
they could feel, or what they might have been
able to feel, had their outward circumstances
been different. - CrdyOn
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

THE easiest and best way to expand the
chest is to have good, largo heart in it.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

I OLD MEMORIEs.-There have been days we
used TO look fOr-that we dreamed f0r-that
We have dreamed over -impaticnily waited for,
walked up in the night to see il they have
come, and wondered what had kept them on
the way SO long. Sometimes it was Thanks
giving.day we waited for, around which cling
sweet memories Of the past; sometimes a
Christmas, when we slept with one eye open,
that we might see when Santa Claus came,
and knew what he brought, before it went into
the stockings; sometimes it was New Year,
when we would wake the house as the clock
in the kitchen struck twelve, with "Ilappy
New Year to ALL" then again perhaps it was
birthday, when we would be 80 old, or 10
old; or the Fourth Of July, when we would
have fire.w works, and little cannon and white
cotton flag with an eagle made Of rags, and a
dozen stars around it, cut out Of red flannel
Thus we are drifting-drifting from those
scenes Of childhood, silently and impcrceptibly
toward the endless Future, and il is only by
looking back and observing how many are gone
who started with us on the journey, that we
can realize how fast, one by one, we are taking
our anchors and drifting out upon the sea, to
drop them in the calm waters beyond. If we
are wise, we will all cndeavor so to manage
our bnrk thnt we will finally float into the ha.
ven Of peaceful rest, there to baSk forever be.
meath the sunshine Of the Great RcdecIner's )
approving smiles.
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gedte Hbeinz unb fronSSlil6e @eine.
gDr boben unler Eager ob9e geinen eb 10 cpmprt
boE mir bcIeIale elm belbiaes Qna ab9eben tnnen na-
entl perwelen mir einbanoler oI unlre gette ene bic
mir beim saB duberl bilis rertaaien.
I il W. 9 6ueiber Il 6 o., 46 @. Scparotr.
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pitt8burs, Der prtns DO n
@ale5 loG, mte e8 beiet, duf leiner Giid>
rei1e BON Cincinnati iiber 9itSburS fommen
unp eineu Ias bier Derlpeilea. @aB reAt ,
er miro Gh bulo ibereu9en, onB ptttsbur9
feiuem Birmingham nahfebL unp raB Suliit
unp Snpuitrie bel einem freten 0pIfe eben
10 out uno nod beiier li6 eatlpifeln fantl
alS uuter benz SdgBe fDn9lider @uaoe.
@r miro lIh bon Nier itter 9arrisbur9, uno
Baltimore nad) 0albin9tpu beseben. Dies
mare pasoritte NAL oaB lpitt6tns YOpeinem
Wtinsen beluht pirpe ;im Sabr 1874 pom
Dem prinsen BON Soinpiae, Sobn eeS 8Dni9s
9oui5 Nbilipp, unp in rel 90er Sabren oon
Iebterem lelblt. Der lid lansere 3ett AFT oeln
+. a. Sreeoil SoilI, spiltben Diampno gno
@ierten unp @rant pup NCBltraBe aufbielt.
Mpnp@ &e9en6coen n. am Dons
nerlta9 9lbeue unt 10 llbr lal mai, inDelaneo,
g. S. einen lebr l6Dnen WenpsNe9enbeSen.
@r lpannte li6 aus ilber ben 9ansen 99imnel
apcn SIlen nad @elten uno blloete einen.
polIfcmmenen Sosen, DaS pbanpmen nabm
Ytejfacbe Sleuperunoen an lpabreno Der, bals
ben Stunpt ieine8 Sefebens. @S bate ffte
ne 0arbe, seiee aber oerlhlecent 0raoe Ger
Starfeunp mar in leinem 8erlaut nebr Obtr
'menioer lharf oeseihnet. .I3 CO. st..
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lgelNrlebsn, DAP Die 9ln9eeeenbeit in einioen
2a9en etleotSt ietn tpirp, pae er beretts etnen
9ulell NauFer bat, unp ~ bincert unS nid,ts
HeRr, 9lifliA su lein." a# {.
~ tbeuere GdciIis," rief 8eauiour. ben
relt9en Wiuno Der @r1ftn nit Giil1en bepe.
deno, gbln tA e6 ntdt isBt 1hpu !" r@r
Abtr Die @ra1n rib lteb plrBtid aus lei<
aen Armen nno rief: r9Dren lte oenn nidt,
SOate' - ole 0lpdf, = e6 miro auf Der
9atbspFale gum 2lYe Waria eeldutet." -
Ste ipatf ft1 i'm 8etlhemel auf Die &nic
unoSIfB tlfri9 beteno etnen eIeaanten Go1ens
franS BON @olO unp @tfenbein purc, Die ,iere
ll1en ginger laufen, 8eauiour fa(tete Die
9anpe uno ma6te ein mGolihIt frpnlnes
0elt1t abcr Elm feiner lpDtttlAer 3ua um
Den Wfuno 6et9te peutli6. lpie lpeni9 grnlt e6
blmtt mar. 1r..f-o.,s ...
@dctIie bate jeBt geenpet une Rco ro1h
aufprtn9eno al Ietuen pal6 nit Den Bore
ten: n1le lpllen nt6t6 babel uercren 6aben,
SUuie !" 9le faBIe ibn feuri9 unp b6rte faft
nldt, oaB teile an Die Ibiire oetIppft lpuroe.
= III, cas 6lppfen Iauter warp, parf 1te
ilA auf rie SuOmane, Seaujour nabm einen
Stubl uno auf oas laute ,0erein 2" Der @rde
fin fiat 6aunY in5 Simmer,
"Sbr 0elAaftsfreunp 1T Da, 6rau Orde
ftn," - la9te SAMMY, ein Derltpblfne8 2d>
heln faum perber9eno, ,,er lpiinIht pripoeuo
nit Sbnen Sulpreben. 1A @ s
oSaB tbn fpmmen"- antpUrtete bic @jrds
fin - ,Se5eibung 9Outs wenu iA eisente
ltd Sbnelt 9ebDren lplIte" 4
SAMMY nar berau69eeit unp in rpeilioen
Au9entltfen trat DIR, Seremiab Smartborn
nit einem pddben Yqpieren tns 3immer.
IS mar Nbeno 9etpUrren unD pa8 3iminer
purd Die 9eldlUilenen SalOulien fat gang
puntel, TunnY, Die nit Smartbprn eiutrat
bradte swet Nrmeu1te nit Sihtern. Sel
Dem SAeine per @aA5feSen fel Smart>
bornS erlter Sid auf 8eaujpur uno eine
leiAte 9t0tbe iiberflcS isine bleihen Q8ausen.
= n9tb mein mertber t0err Smartbern,"
la9te GdciIie nit 0rasie, ntpelbe quite 9fads
rt6t fiibu sic 81 mir !? = OpA Die Derren
fenuen ltdb nod nicbt wie eS fAeint. 0err
Scuis SeaujUur ELL 6reuno res 9aules, =
0err SmarlbUrn, mein purpiser Oe1baft6>
freAno, Dem id ibOu utele 0tfdai9feittu gu
perpanfen babe" 90 a.sl Far 1a.5s
uSA rente, Sir" laste SmarlbOrn DOFiA,
ohA babe iApn einnlaI pa5 8er9ni9en 9e>
babt. -" > H as3a3aet5s19 l7
o0t,piB, 5err SmattbOrn~ 1a9te gtuue
jour, ibm Die 6uno Driidenp, bel rer IeBten
giltnbabns Gerlalnmlun9" ~ .'a 4i1l'a.s
..nSebr erTrellt, unler fl1ti9e Stflnnt>
| lbaftSu erneuer."
p2Iber nun lieber 0err Smartborn," fel
GdciIte ein, - lAneu iA bin neu9ieri9 unp
ua9epulpia wie allie 6rauerL mas brtn9t Sie
10 lpat nod biebtr 2" s s4sel ia
IL A (6Ortieeuns fnlSt. na 20
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8tadltet syOlaenSes bel 3eitelt.

Der unaIade Htl<r NIT pbtsn rsbex eebote iR Ahg
ncu erFabrnen Nr5t ~enbsn bnr psln ct ntt
nen S@mersn beet wrb, icubern osielbeH na& hd-
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bic tranrigfen ScLsen berbefnbrH.I
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run no Set 3eu msben Robur& e reea &urneS nab ercE
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seid,idt trbaIteu. 's'.
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parate 3ninler 1ur Gtspcftien bet BUtetten. ~
OHen ben 1tbr Nctgess big iltr Abenbs. ..9t '.-
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9Renn er trrsgsttttst unslgss 9nnser bee eas aus
Set eat e ben Rsm pteirr 6mrtbatu Rdnpett in d paf
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pba na bisem Hus perle8 beoeueb oer9rSBert babe.
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W(an mertt 6 Dtdmfn unh pnuenummer ben unenhe unh
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2.5altimOrc=S,o S5Olpital.

1'tariinpot sur llnterprilfun9 Der auadInlbsrd.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-30

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-12

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CNeap t.esM srUae.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-04

R9~YcorIy XSraU; aUks ;ile Donole the above rates.
made s space occupied and the number Of chanSos
-. All advertisements from transient ,,o..o,,..
'r9' to be paid 1 in adrance persons or str0ng
presTbed I've 1n will be charged at tho ratios
or ~ f6 Car's not exceeding ve lines $40
will III he or SIX months but for shorter neTod
=, me privilege of Annual ATIvort,s;r,
",iGseFtisers own Immediate busncss. J 10 20
well ali esa '9S t9 SSns. of persons ms
VI %ucen snlos and real estate sent in Sw t
Oe paid for at the rates II. " Them rq mTS
oSSetS"er'serTed until forbid and charged
Soses nt 5 for Political Meetings to be charged in all
OF Sermons so cents each yni.II; ;sm