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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23

TnE BORpEs STATEs.-The Richmond
Whig, which, about the time OF John
Browns raid, vas almost IS crsxy as the
Richmond Enquirer, and denounced the
Republ cans Ss the accomplicss OF that lea
der, is recovering some OF its ancient sans
ity. The schemes Il disuuion put forth
BY the democrats have probably convinced
il that there may be worse politicians than
the Republicans.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
NfothSrni IIafhnraIi

You are all nurses, in sense Of the word, 70. can
or do you not call 10 physieiaH when they are aiingS
AssSsPs tssR aS sa rs. EATON S1gs you his
has compounded THE rafaii6H- Sons paregoric
oropate o any kihd-so as to be sure feSf 70 your
suffering little ones In all the i'll attending their teeth
for Summer Complaints II Is certain cure, You may
rely on u with Psrfect confidence, that Dtf EArONss
ihs celebrity Has ia tEs United siases, ,fis Esse nct
the very bestaftIce for fHfahtiaS tOhPiains hatis
DR. BRoSsoE's Gsas,e BIoob foob, sayef:SS with
the CoRDI4I is tliS most nSe sssity 10
every MOTHER as we!l as every Unmarried lady
Buy 1t and Tssi lcircnler epyelOpins tS bo,le,
and yo2 VIII get the particular informaH you want
II FSee adsettisetfiept. ~ .-,,,,,,,-,,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK. Feb. ls.-Weather thick
and showing. No signs Of the Arabia.
Three thousand persons attended the l.
Italian sympathy meeting last night. The
PFOsesdings we're quite sDtbusiasllo.-
SpsscbSs were made BY the Rev. DR.. Bel.
lows. Rev. Henry Ward Bescbsr, Rev.
b. Thompson, Joseph Hoxis, Prof. King.
Prof. Mitchell aud others. Letters were
read from John A. Dix. Charles Sumner.
g. s. HilllGrd, Ge0rEs Briggs, .. Joy Nor;
Sis,. BeDj gSilhmsn IHa othSrS IE
tMi Tiib1ue Bays the sgfesmspt /bSs
tween Co&uodore, Vanderbilt add -ths
Mail Cohpahy haa 10. been scttallS sigu;
ed ats late hour this afternoon, bit there
were oply 0, few unimporlaut dstails 10 Al.
range, and little doubt was felt that the
signstare Of both parties will be attached
o.night. The only question. we believe
unsettled, was that Of the division of the
IT, asufe ftsigbts between the Atlantic and
Pacific Companies. s..ssSssss.s.,'...'
Mr.. Vanderbilt demands Sc per cent
and the PaolHc Mail offers 80 per cent
This. however. only ihyolfes the question
OF some $4,000 per auuum. and is mol
likely to break up the negotiation. The
scheme Of the arrangement as far as made
public is substantially as stated. The Pa.
ci6c MailW Company buy the sVandetbil
boatsaon the Pacific, with the exception o
the Champion, for s75o,000. Of Nhicl
$500. 900 is paid 10 Pacific Mail Stock a
PAT, and S95O,0O0 10 cash. The Cham
piou Is eitbsrto be taken by the Pacid,
Mail Company in exchange for the 81
Louis. of Q 1 SO. 600 ia cash. Mr.. Wander
bilt is1tobe paid $50,00o to- bring he
back 10 the Atlantic The Vanderbilt. an,
Roberts steamers are iodo the whole At
lanric service, and the Mail Company III
service on the Pacific. The revenue 0
the liuenis 70 be divided, 80 per cent /,
the AtlautiO and TOPPER cen. to the Paoii
with the exception Of the freight On Treas
ufe. Itiis not proposed to put passedge
fares back To- The old rates, bat they wi
be materially advanced. 3" bed - eg''f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FTNO OONSBMPTIvEs.-Th advertiser hav.
III ing been restored 70 health In few weeks, by
smpie remedy aRer having suffered several years
With severeLag fseiiOR, and that dread disease,
nsumptiou,--s anxious TO make known 70 his fell
low'su1erep tbe means OF cure. To all who desire
IT, he will send copy Of the prescription used free Or
ShergoD wib directions for preparing and using the
sane, which they will nnd sure Cure for Consump-
rea, AsthiS BrenehitiS, &c. The only object OF the
advertiser In sending the prescription to benefit the
afflicted and hopes every sufferer will try his reme-
dy, as win cost the nothing, and may prove bes.
sing Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Feb. l6, is8O-3m43 Willia msburgh, LongIsland.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23

Mr.. Parish grAvsly replied. "That
would have the etiect to cut Of my reply"
(LauRhtsr.) Mr.. Parish, however. pros
cseded.
Mr.. EAsou moved 10 amend 20 as to cut
oG Reporters Of newspapers, the State
Board Of Agriculture, and the Secretary
thereof. He said be understood the latter
had Q or go passss-I didu't hear distinct
".
The amsudmsst carried. when q motion
BY Mr.. Holmes. to strike out all after the
TIE Committee then ross Aad reported
when motion to inde6nitsly postpone
the bill prevailed. Yeas, ia: Nays. 5.
Those who voted iu the affirmative.
Msssrs. Breok. Brewer, Bonar. Collins,
Cox. Cuppy. Easou. Ferguson. Fisher.
Foster. Garfield. Glass. Harrison, Hash.
Holmes. Jones, Key. .Laskey. Mccall. Mon
roe. Moore. Morse. Newman. Orr. Parish.
Perill. Potts, Potwin. Qeady, Sohlsich,
Smith 6pragus. Stanley. Walker. White.
Those who voted in the negative, were
Messrs Cox. Monroe aud Orr.
Tbs Ssuats took recess.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
only sixty,ssyen members present :
roll osll. .......,....-... y, .....,t,a.,
The usual number Of petitions and me
morials we're presented and referred,
BILLS rNTsopucEp. J8 naits
H B. No. i73. by Mr.: Robiuson--Tc
amend ssctious 46 and 4G Of the bchoo
Law OF 1853. -aasfgs
H b No. t14.,by Mr. stout-To amend
the Independent Treasury act. { Mr.. Stou
u the Democratic Representative. who's
vote assisted the RepublicasS to 60 int
the suatorial election. and who also wor
gold watch recently at = giitbook store.
H. B. H5.by Mr. Psttsrsos---To a,
mend Cbe 5ist section Of The School Law
Of 1853. y D AivtrIs 8ist9l 18ga
H. B. Noyi76. BY Mr.. IIarlsn, from
the ] Judiciary Commitiss--For the relic
Of John W. Allen. sI srsfhlsF" ral
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
"A Ii. WANTING FARMS IN a ,BRIdGHI PUL chi.
lISome ITS Of Hammohton Lannsin dh6lker column

THE CLOSING YEARS OF LIFE are cfen
wretehcd BY ailments which arc trihih Ia thohi5eIkes
and easily cured y taken in time. Affection Of the
liver, stomaeh and other organ6 cSnSeued In dgss-
the sufferer nersony irritable aud e0plaining and
relatives and friends are forced TO bear he brunt 0k
their III hnmfdr. The use Of Hostetet's Celebrated
eEh.1 IL will not only strengthen the whole physical
Organization, but entirely cure the most .obspate
Complaint, The fret ply sicians in the cunntry are
loud In their praise Of this preparation. Another
Recommendation or the Biters Is that is SO palata:
BILE TO the taste that may BE used even betet-
age lH.lar ~afI 'HgTFi. .ur .f.t.I Ir. res
Sold hv all .t.. ...
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
why win Won 6elayi,


Wht will you neglect that disease which is taxing
such deep root; and. which gives you warning BY
thar hacking ceEh that yen are last penng etef
niyf Why anconthge that pain In tho side. the rails
Ing of blood those riRht that diieu breath
ing which silently whisper In your ear that some
thing must bp done to you from the grave Of tie
coasnmptiyei Why act SO careleisly By permitting
that disease 10 destroy your heai and hasten yon ID
the tomb from whence no traveller ever yet relufnedf
5,a silence that Dreadful Co fighi sf
Or death must carry you to your grave. why delay
while thereis yethopei Consumption Is caused BY
impure humors of the blood being deposited in The
celia ofthe lnngs. Hence, the lungs like sprine
ofwater when nlled BY dir mad II clear water
conslahtF AoRssthro1gh the SPRING., Impurities or
mud WIN Se conveyed away BY pure water. iua 50
II ngtanty hoHs through the lungs, It carries away
all corrupt maef, AMI perfect health will be The re-
sut.s From two to four Pills taken every night or
oveTy ether plghi,o Of enough 70 heep the bowelgre-
gular will ina redsoaably Time stire eonSnMp Mn
The reason these pill arc used moro than alt 6hers
!; because they are made Of purifying veseiahiaS and
elense the body from all corrupt matter aud driy oat
disease of every description, quicker and In miider
way than any other Pills.
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pillsare sold byalldeaerd
In MedicHes. z " FeDfuary 9, ie66-im
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23

M Large shipments 81 grain have ite,
Gently been made from the ports il Cali
forpia TO New York and Australia Tbi,
is an encouraging evidence Of the AgIiepl,
:S,sl + sources % and and prosperity p ,hs new
Sea'o.. y tl,a .lti an ~ NM rfnr hllA arrA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
fY Tbe Calboiio T.leorapb. ,refelril

cTTbe Catholic Telegraph, referring
to the Italian question, says, 49,
Children see their Spiritual Father
about TO be- robbed by man whom their
synpAth has, helped 10 exalt- = the dock
see their Shepard about to be stricken. and
they are grieved and angered. yI
Robbed by a man" Why that very
man now keeps The people Of The city ol
Rome from driving The Pope beyond the
walls. His Holiness would not be safe
for . single day ifit were not for The
French garrison. The French Emperor
Is about to withdraw his troops from the
Eternal City, Will that be robbing his
Holiness? Is it robbery to cease to pro.
tect tie Shepard from his flosk? And
what is NAPpLRoN'sp position which grisyes
and angers the Catholic flock? Does he
dispute the spiritual Supremacy Of his Ho,
lipsssl u He does not. Does be propose
70 take from him. Of his temporal pos.
sessions? He does not. What, then,
do 5 he do, so horrible in its nature as 10
expite honor and indignation throuR houI
Ibs Catholic world? simply says thai
the people Of The RomNgnsI who have
chosen TO rebel against the ag'horityi OIL
the Pope, aud TO make good their REBEL.
ion. shall not be Ooeroedby foreign pow
ers to return under The Papsl yoke. Ht
says the armies Of Naples. SpsiO, or Aus.
tria shall n0tbe used for suliugatiug The
people Of Central Italy,to who have as.
serted their Independence. iIfihis is rob
berry, then ia robbery honorable IL th'
recognition Of The right Of the people o
Italy 10 govern themselves. is striking th'
shepherd,tben tits righteous that the sbep
herd should be strickep.-- Cincinnati
COMMERCIAL a }8tle has .srYt .cHu.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23

EEws lssrn iAasa Lodge oitbe sohs
Of Malta 10 soon to be startAd n New
Holland. PickawSy county, Snd also one
ID Gftsh6sld. Highland comfy II wash-
ipgton ReRiStUs. st' efA eHNNe ~ '1'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
itAsHlncroN's BIRTHDAY. /.
FIWENE-AN'1
CELEBRATION SONG.
.AfR-@KalLGce."- I"

Great to 60 from door to door
Showing gifts upon the poor
Single blessings to secure,
With true charityi
Greater still to spread the soul
From the North TO Southern pole,
Gen'ral welfare to control.
Or a nation free l.ar
.g-af. IrtHa.. o. y isgl $40 t.r haA
Great our Fireheh's high tafeer,
In our famous Lancaster, ,a7
When the raging flames appear,
Sinking meath their skill:
Greater WAstItNeTot 10 see,,t
Checking fires oftyranny, lr',r
When Columbia to be free [still!
Fought and conquer'd
Such our Flfemen's glorious due,
Such their skill and courage true,
For our veal and comfort too,
Watching day and night:
Such our deathless WAsHlNGToN,
Such the prize he nobly won,
Coming from the sire to son,
"s'' -i'o Great in peace as fight!
Meet it is We thus comBins 7e'a J.,
Writes ihatso brightly shine sane,
With a radiance all divine 'oa '99 2
"a j. e.i On the pfoseh, time .,ii ~
Meet it is We celebrate b. - ,'-.aS ...,'
Heroes who are truly great ,ra,r
In the town or in the State Z ,'ss.A .....
, For their deetlssabllme!
Let the time have proper sway,
WAsH1SGroN's liigh natal day, y
lie who fought for Liberty lstg5.
Till our land was freed ;
By tho Firemen doing good Boo
Is the reason understood, 7l.'
And to hose who won thro' blood
@ Best can give the need!
Give to WASHINGTON the wreath,
Great in life and great in death, 2
Carried by Fame's trumpet breath
10 posteriiy; ...9 a hoi
Give our Firemen well-earncd
praise, 1rsu4l gAs,aaat --
Seen in every fire to blaze; G
Now and in the future days p .....
Let them honor'd be!
Let the Birth Day be impIoyd
For the sainted one belov'd,
To The happier skies romoy'd Az
.a To in, pire our land!
To our Firemen mayit be
Birth Ofgreater ener ly,rI r&
As our Lancaster shall see ,sa
Best our Firemen Band
Il. E H. LEvfRlsc.
Lancaster, O., Feb. 22d, 1860
/ ,., .-.F f.H. Erl .a Nslff,, fo hv
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
conarEnsd Consumption.

Estat6iof William II. Kemp. rn
NI0TIGR ID hereby given, that the subscribers Goo:
lN W. Williamson and Eden lnRman have been
duly appointed and Qualified &c Adinis rators on the
Ks,ate OF William 7. KeihR late Of Fairfield county,
deceased. GE0RGE W. VIII Hanson,
Fob. II, ,ls00-3wi9 EDEN iNGMAN; aINF
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
COrruDus, Feb. goth, 1850.

I unierstsnd that Of The thirteen Re-
publican Delegates elected Saturday night
to the State Convention, eleven are frisnds
Of Ex. Governor Chase. and two prefer
Hon. Abe Lincoln. There is a growing
feeling among Republicans at this repre-
sentative point to insist upon the uomiaa'
alton of Representative Republican tor
the Presidency. The active and iuAueu
tial men OF the party are almOst-I be-
lisve altogether-hostile to the ssngares
style OF candidates, and the masses OF the
patly are always nors apt to be Of that
way Of thinking. In plain English. the
Republicans Of Ohio are not partial to
Ratas.. 60. ..-.-.-.....
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23

NJ Msssrs. Pryor, Clemens. b, Jsp,,i
'nings Wise. and some other Virginia duel
lisIS. have been, amnsSCisd by the Lsgisls-
turs--s special aOt removing their ipAbili,
tyv.o held ofhes IN popasQpsnea ~ Obedi,,
sncs 70 the Code Of Honor. 1 ois syso I.
- "
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23

I1p50OO gents Wanted--To sell four nex
Inventions. Agents have made over oR5,OOO Ooi
one e,--beiier than all other similar agencies. Ser
TOUR stamps and get 66 pages particulars gratis.
skPHBAlM BROWN ,Lew ell MASS.
septemborS ,lss9--eml0 -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
Mothers

In presenting yon xjnk,pR, ,EAToN,s INFANTpE
CORDIAL, esire 10 state supsriority oS6r every
nostrum that nurse Or duatk His heretofore offered
you. -''N 'A" 't A'''. ~
First--Itis the prepardti6h ora regular physician,
who s we'll quah ed IRON much experienc6 in iuf9If-
tile complaints 70 prescribe for them secqndy-7lt IA
year chlid, instead Of deadening its seHsvfilissE
Thirdly IL lspotup with great care, as eodpStScp
of u with any other article for infantile compldpts
will show; the very roots from which II Is distilled 10
ing dug from the forests under the direction of Or.
Il is pcsoy hsrmIess and Ssnuo; iuisro lSs ms,,
the Following cases. which is lis merit cverevefy
FSS FOX AL LION eoMPEfiNTs ATTENDING TEETH.
In CT such as DYSENTERY, COLO, &c; also, for
softenng the gnIns and relieving pain, ForIeguiat.
II is sure relief For GROUP, the most fatal and
trying diseases be relied On With peIfeelcon
adence; and beinga powerful sansispasnodie N all
cases OF onVulsions or ats, earnesiy yeeommend
you 70 loose no timel procuring tt Lastly costs
so much more than other preparations OF the kind that
We cannot afford such long ascan those
whose whole expense their advertising; for The same
reason tcomm the nhost i6Balie46 nil
mohsrs In all cases. the directions wrapped afoand
each bottle, mus. Be strictly foiioSsdH M
tloQIeq ~ S''d is'vp sll' ess. sgo!losiIp Ng 'oa
" susu O,u sasoyss no 70 ssv,sysis saiss on, ., II
-nueq pup 1000 pus kpoq gu, oi II 'esu
sal 40 pe,UeaeQ kie,vlpeu,uj snnpV Pu1 uSLPiy0
ssS 1 sss 5 s RsS sS
" ..u0oG .QOOIHn pqL ssfuefesfrTyeea ea1Jo ssn
9Vi moy iInssI lA emo uleIeo tvq spe1npsg tsaA
Spu 'ul6t a ssipOue1asqao 2ilsn siJS'isaagAaeiS
'sssa4DS pup sIu.aldu00 sipusN ~ elsH " isiiJeq
os0, ,AlnS sussSl Is,iS p09sslsdSs slyAls g ,IsnsS
v JssI lujSiviS puu iueiowe poui eq1 puB elsq uSO
lueud s 'D!sdadskQ Jo Sbsuo 0teigleAdi tsom ey uI
'uoH0v Tupeu pgp 5leAn o,uli surq pus' olgaosiAul
OF eics 90 bSf11e4 ea5 80 ste elyqA loovm Aus
VI poSuSSIp 10 pIdio q <sa.7IuO il 'sdsipaS, y,M
IIlA NOD SsS IksalO lhOk ioP PSssSldSd lsstElds
inok lfIeatDsIR PnDHaTeAasl deOls lnok o'hil.as0
ssoaIsT moU SuIieuhs eiu nokJ ~, u'd0OAOOO1gu
sd, Jo sViiod Suifnsold n cum % ssSf ps sEyfJ
H.Dd 40 Sisdg Ssse7 'iLsSH svs ~ roesSstdfed sysy
-pDsH'Yoo g1RoO' 6ouepuei eAnduuguosplO uuJvId
mos FkoB oAuV NOS " ,1l 1e pafnS AusaIaene eleA
julhsnoO phBanoi uovtoupo,lul tilaetJa
sVuOw xp glqlIAa QITssq ,aOJied %
-uoiaId Q0IqA 20 ssn QUA mou t.lu 00d G0O1qS egt
20 uoponPoid 0qi uoaqslHiIaseA.eytg gustal, lpas
pllVeQ aQi u0dn p0oQ eui 20 arms on toeuo NJ uo
osuuoo alpIpsmmI oiela fSOlOlstqd 90 aoolaRS
eg SvkIddg Rps 'QoO1a 7EI4 1NIzIlyky y gsRt
JoS 1sihsSa JdsuVq x bTs Pds1 'Sost
seJoid luolpsm eQi 10 iueuIue ,sou Sqi ka neAoo
-uoo Il PsJSp pei 10 os aSsq zss SdsdASla!iG
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23

IEPAgents w an tea In this State 70 eaA!
Sass with the GoLDEN SALYB. Sells rapidly. Can
mako good pay. For terms &C. send stamp.
Gap. WRITTEN, Lowell, Mass.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23

THNo Atb WARffto PARaN9 eNk kaV VtAasBtai
Il 70 hSmuhoH.oA1gaaL "sVftNst fan
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23

understand that this General Assem-,
biz. acting upon well grounded belief
that the Public WORKS ought to be self
sustaining. will throw this department up
op its own resources, in great measure.
during next year. When the bill having
this object in view come, up. some curl
Gus developments may be expected.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05

HALL OF MoRSING STAR LODGE No. %, |. o. OF. !

HALL or MoRSING SrlRLoDGE No. 90, |. o. OF.
PLtckRvILLE, April sG, lsGp.
Alta meeting Of Morning Star Lodge No. ~, Frank
lin Lodge No. "a. aud Zeta Encampmcnt NO. ,, Of
the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
ResoiCed, That the thanks Of the I. q. o. +. Of
Fl Dorado county. are due and are hereby rendered
to p. g. N. John F. Morse, for the eloquent and able
Grafton with which he favored MS on the occasion
of the celebration of the Fortyfrst Anniversary Of
the introduction Of the Order into the United States
RSsolred, That +. g. NJ. John +. Morse be, and is
hereby requested to furnish us with copy Of said
Grafton for publication.
R,solrtd, That the thanks of the Brothers Of the
Order are hereby rendered to the Sisters Of the Or
der, who favored US with their presence on this
occasion.
Resolrcd, That the thanks of the Order are hereby
rendered to John ODonnell, ESP, for his hbcr-
aluy in donating to our use his large and comnO
&SuO Theattr.
Res,l,cd, Thatn copy ofthc foregoing csolutionS,
together with tl,r uratinn, he published in the
MorNTAIN niMuENI.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05

WHIsK KERs.-The editress of the Lancaster
Literary Gaaette says she ''would as soon nes-
tie her nose in rats nest of swihgle tow, as
allow man with whiskers to kiss her,"
ave don't believe a word oft The Objec-
tons which some ladies pretend to have to
whiskers, all arise from envy. They don't
have any. They would If they could, but the
fact is the continual motion of their lower jaw
is fatal to their growth. The ladies-( God
bless them y adopt our fashions as far as they
can. Look at the depredations they have
committed upon our wardrobes the last few
years They have appropriated our shirt
bOsoms, gold studs and ALL They have en-
circlcd their soft bewitching necks In our
standing collars and cravats-driving us men
to fatties and turndowns. Their innocent
little hearts have been palpitating In the inside
Of our waistcoats, instead of humping against
the outside, as naturally intended. They have
thrust their pretty feet and ankles throug our
unmentonablcs unwhisperables
aboutablcs-in short, as Macawber would say,
breechcs. And they are skipping along the
streets in our high heeled boots. Do yuu
hear gentlemen9 we say boots."- Walkers.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05

GILL TELL Ny PA"-An Eastern paper In
nocently relates the following:
One Of our citizens who had taken some
pride for several years in cuItivating q full
crop Of hair on his face was called away from
home on business, some time since. While
absent, an inexperienced barber spoiled his
whiskers while trimming them, which 80 cha
grined him that he directed the barber to
make clean sweep, by shaving whiskers and
moustache both off. The barber obeyed, and
our friends face was as smooth and delicate
as when in his teens. He returned home in
the night. The next morning his little girl
did not recognize him, on waking up. Look
ing over her mother, and seeing, as she sup.
posed a stranger in the bed, she remarked, in
her childish simplicity, Mister, get out of
here; I'll tell my pa of you when he comes
home"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05

TnAr was pretty conceit of romantic
husband and father, whose name was Rose,
who named his daughter Wild" so that she
grew up under the appcation Of "Wild Rose"
But heromancc of the name was sadly spoiled
in few years. for she married man by the
name of "Bul"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05

WHAT did the Creator give lords Of creation
beard for9 Certainly not to support the
BARRIERS. The Supreme Being knew better
how to make man than barber didl-[Jdre
STisShelm.
And so you think, Jane, that he made US
men just right. You wouldn't have US alter
ed for the wOrld-would yOu!- Prentice.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05

OH JoKE.-Tis very ancient saying, "Do
unto all your neghbors as you would have
them do to you" But another saying now
prevails, of an entirely different hue: "Be
sure and do your neighbors, or they'll GER
tainly do YOU"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05

TELL me, thou mighty deep, with waves 90
blue and clear, Is there good time coming
soon, when hoops shall disappearf some for.
eign, rock.bound Shore some island far away,
where these outrageous street balloons shalT
oil be slowed awsyf The mighty deep, just
rippled with Squall, answered; quite low and
sadly, "nOne at all.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05

QrIS had gardener who was very slow.
"Thomas,S said he, "did you ever see
snail y Certainly" "Then, rejoned the
wit, "you must have met him, for you
could never overtake him."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05

"YOU look like death on pale hOsse, I'D
Jim to topper who was growing pale end
eWaeiated. "Don't know abont that" re-
piled the topper, "But I'm death on pale
brandy" ....
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05
GRAFTON.

E,oi5u~ ot r. Lonni"-LrI"S anal G,m-
Mn,h 81 PhnrrniNc:
Were haf IL" power ha; h!!s the world with terror
Mrrr half tl wealth. h stow ed camps and courts,
Own L. rc,t,,in the Liinah mind from error,
There were - need Uf arscna!s aud forts
fLOn,ENOr.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05

Why is Q kiss like Scandal4 Because IL
goes from mouth 10 mouth