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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04
MEDICAL AND DENTAL.
Tug pI9sT "a Y9NDEREYJL DISCO, II.,y

TUE pI9sT .woNSDEREVL ,pIgsC0y,:
OF LONDON and Baltimore Hospitals, where he has
had many yeara' practice in the treatment of ye-
usreal dseases but more recently Of Mexico, where
ouch diseases are to be- found in their rankest form
During his practice there, In connection with DR..
Don ANTONIO DE LAUsyALLUs, one OF the
most eminent physic ans In Mexico and Spain, they
dscoyered remedy in one Of the Mexican plants,
end found ouly in Southern Mexico, that removes aH
IT by magic, all the vcnereal faint from the system,
~ tho primary or secondary form. byphlis, IN the
worst STAGE permanently cured In worry short time,
and tho system thoroughly cleansed and pure, ss
If it had never been contaminated by that worst OF
all diseases, syphilis. scrofuls, Lepresy and all
kinds of corruption OF the blood and decases Of the
skip removed permanently and agickIy BY this pow;
No one need bo reduced to a skeleton, and ser the
tortures of the Inquisiion, and robbed OF his last
dollar, and still not cured Dr. Calvin also heals all
kinds of chronic diseases with great success; Ned
iCne only to pay for, all diseases are treated fee
Of charge, except by special contract Parsons at
distance can be treated by sending cprract statd-
ments of their cases by letter, and ten CENTS %
postage stamps, Gall on or address Dr. CALVIN
80 Sixth h-street between Vine and Walnut-stfeet
Cincinnati, Ohio. Now is the time-to-morrow may
Ie too late.
The Doctor has located permanently in the city
aud can ~ all times Le found at his office,
m send for Circular. s-a-.47 y.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04
i. TAFT.
WILLIAM M, HUNTER,
DENTIST ~ g "a g1sI. !.
.yHE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
as0 vpNE-sTREET

HhEEw CHnMSAkHD VIM q ,fvERboSlI fkvHENRHbooSSTkAsl FROM
la Queenstowh British and North AREfSk,,
lulerican Royal Mail Companys >[fHBIE2IQe
crew Steamers A uSTRALAS - - ~
100 tuns, Capt, Hockey; ETNA, f-i
400 tuus, Capt. Anderson; JURA, 2400 tuns, Capt.
Ioodyi REDAR, $500 tuns, Capt. Cook and other
magnificent and powerful cleaners, will sail from
lew York every alternate Thursday for Liverpool,
RATES OF PASSAGE, Nr -
UABIN-S75. fOhilaren under ~ yeatt Of age half
rice Infants free, The Cabin passengers viii have
table amply supplied with fresh provisions Of the
iest quality. An Cabin regulates with BEDS bed
Ting, towels, &c:) are provided by the Company.
Vines, spirits and malt liquors can be obtained on
SrEERAGE-S3O. Children under l2 years of age
lalf price. Infants 30. The Steerage passengers
ave to provide themselves with beds, bedding and
0wes also akpife and fork each, one Tablespoon,
ne teaspoon ,one tin plate and one drinking can
They will be allowed provisions of the best quality
much as they can eat, cooked Gnd served by the
umpanys servants, and each PASSENGER will be sup.
Wishing send for their friends obtain certih-
From Cork 70 New York $50 for adults; children
Auder l2 years half price; under year 30, fL
From Liverpool to New York SAG for adults
children under ~ years half price; Under year 10.
These Steamers are built of iron, In water-tikht
compartments, curry each an experteneed 9ur9eoni
md every attention d paid TO the comfort and 90:
commodation Of pasgengers As they proceed direct
to Cork, the great risk and delay Of calling at 81
Johns is avoided. For passage, apply 20 GO0pEylt
ARKELL 4 EbLIoT, 1873 Broaawey, New York.
Or TO our Agent, VIM. b. BARRY CO.. lh
jylO tl-if O .li.i lst Cincinnati. 2,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04

MAN KILLED ny A THRAsHINa MAcHIsE.--
Last week John Lane, of Tecumseh, Mich,
cane to dreadful death. He was superint
tending the operations of thrashing mchine,
and stepping over the cylinder, fell upon the
feeding-apron with his legs againstthe re-
volving teeth. Both legs were ground off,
and he died during the night.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04

SILENCE FATAL TO AurHoRs -" Abuse, -
says DR.. johnson, "s often of service. There
isaothing 80 dangerous toan author as silence;
his name, Alike 4 shuttlecock, must be beat
backward aud forward, or II falls to the
ground.hl l9
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04

AN ADVENTURE TO SEE THE GREAT EAST
HaNS1The Hartford Conn Tines has pleas
ant story lof "a young man who went TO New
York to- see the big ship. After an absence
)of two orIthree days he returned TO his happy
homa,ip Hartford. On being asked his opin-
ion Of The Great Eastern, he declared, with a
naughty path, his firm conviction that there
was no such ship that the Great Eastern was
myth, aud New York swindle The only
memento he preserved of his visit TO the EN-
piFe City was miniature warming-pan, fash
ioned of brass, which he called watch, and
which he obtained by exchanging q gold
leveR and paying respectable boot" The
young man is satisfied with his trip, and the
wonders he has seen, but he has lost all in
terest b marine architecture, and II is NOT
probable that Noahs Arkitself could again
telppt him so far from Hartford.agl su
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04

NUMBER OF AMERICAN MISSIONARIES IN
SYRIA.-The American Board have o mission
stations, II missionaries, printer, l3 female
assistant missionaries, native preachers, SO
teachers and other native helpers. All, or
nearly all of these missionaries, were gathered
at Beirut, at last accounts, having left their
stations for place of greater safety; aud as
Beirut is now the rendezvous of large Eu-
ropean naval force, no fears need be enter
tanned for their safety, .... t,,.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04

RETIREMENT OF A DIsTNGUIsHEp LITERA-
rEUR FROM A. PARIs JouRNAL.--M. Edmond
About, who has been one of the literary staff
of the Opinion NationaIe since the foundation
of that Journal, has retired from the coueerp
in consequences, il is said, Of the refusal Of N
violent essay by NJ. About, on the subject o.
homeopathy.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04

4 "A, GEsRRops QRRNR. .rThei father,pf Hpr-
den, the wife poisoner recently hung in New
Jersey. is about 10 publish Mis- sons confess
sion, and employ general agents fof, f,its aAle
bs psnot sam 20 %
$500 for the 'ipurdersr's skeleton, t0 place In
his museum. He may drive double trade
u be chOpses, ~ lNE hla alE
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04

DEyoTloE Oh. LADY FRANKLIN. - Lady
FsankNn, the devoted widow of the Arctic
navigatof has, by voluntarily registering
herself ah an annual subscriber 10 the funds
|oflthe pofps, become an honorary member OF
the North Middlesex Rifles. Miss Bufdett
Ooutts IS also volunteer Of this class.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04

a sTROLOGY.-MAD BELL RE.
N sPECTF ULLY announces that she Commences
huHineFB again, and can be found at her residence,
~. "a, on tho west side Of Jones;stEeet, betwesR
tolls part present and future events by planets
pslmistry, or by cards, To AL those who may wish
70 consult her tho luck of business, any under
taGing, Journeys, lawsuits, love, matrimony, lot.
tsTy Tickets. psg1eCt Batisfaction will be given.
Hours from A. n. 10 p. M. Prices low. Fifteen
rsUts for running the lstters the name. jyH-am'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04
ARrIrIcIAL rnnTH.

w. West sNH6AN sxt6.street SER bstToes Race Sv; - 3Sc
aud Elm, IL serts Artificial Teeth in all the
different styles now practiced. Persona In
want Of Teeth can have their wishes fully met At
this Office. .r0
All operations in Dentistry performed. jys-cm
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14
HYMN TO THE STARS.

Aye. there re shinr, unh thrre have shone
In one eternal hour 0i prime;
Each rolling, burninglv, alone.
Through bOundlcss space, and countless time.
Ave! there ye shine the golden dcwS
That pave the realms by scraphs trnd;
There through yOn ech0in0 vault, dlifuse
The song Of choral world. to God.
Ye visible spirits. bright as erst
YOWng Eden's brth'night saw We shine
On all her flowers and fountains first,
Ye sparkle from the hand divine;
Yes! bright ~ then We smiled. TO catch
The music II sphere far,
70 hold your high. immortal watch,
And grid your Gods pavilion there.
Gold freis TO dust! yet there We are;
Time rots the diamond there ye roll
In primal light, M if each star
Enshrincd an everlasting s"ttI.
And do they not, Since son bright throngs
One alenlightened Spirit own,
Praised there bv purr. sldcral tongues,
Eternal, glorious bes, and lone!
Could men bit see what We have seem
Uuiuld awhile the shfnudcd past
From all that is, 10 what has been,
The glance how rch-the range how vast.
The birth III time the rise, the fall
OF empres-myrIad ages Howl
Thrones cities. tongues, arts, worships-all
The things WhOsc echoes are not gone
Ne saw red ZnrOaSter send
His soul into yOur mystic reign
Te saw the adnring Sabine bend
The living hills his mighty fame;
Beneath his blue and btamng sky.
lie worshppcd at Your l"try shrine,
And deemed ne saw, with gifted eye,
The Godhcld in His works divine.
Aye! there We shine, as if TO mock
The children Of an carhful SIRE;
The storm. the bolt, the earthquakes shock
The red volcanoes cntaract tire;
Drought, famine, plague, and blood and flame,
All natures ills, and ics worst woes,
Are nau!ht TO y"II--lr smile the same.
Aud scuru alike their dawn and cluse.
Aye there &c roil--cmbleraS sublime
Of Him whose spirit DER us m"ves,
> Beyond the clouds If grief and crime,
Still shining on The world he loves.
Nor is one scene to mortal given,
That more divides til" soul from sod
Than you rrutid hrradrv ui Hratcn--
Ion burning blaznnry of God!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14
BACHELORS HALL.

Bachelors Hall! what quarc lookin' place it is
Kape me from si,h all the days Of my life;
Sure but think that bnrnn' Disgrace it is
Nivcr at all to BE- gtiin' wife.
See the ould bachelor gloomy and sad enough,
Placing his tav kiItlp over the fire:
Soon il tips Ovcr-Saint Patrick he's mad enough
(lf he were present. to tight with the squire.
Now. like hog in mortar bed wallowin
Awkward enough. see him kncading his dough
Troth ifthe bread he could ate ldout swallow in
How it would favor his palate you know
His diSh-cloth is mssn'-the pigs are dcvourin' il
In the pursuit he has battered his shin;
A plate wanted washin'-grimalkin is scuurin' it;
Thunder and turi what pickle he's in
Pots. Dishes pans, and such greasy commodities,
Ashes and praty skins kiver the floor;
His cupbUard'S sturchuiisc of cOmcal oddities,
Things that had niver been ne ghbors before.
His male being ever, the tables left setting So
Dishes take care of yourselves il YOU can
But hunger returns he's Tuning and ireiting SO
Och let him alone for basic Of II man
Late in the night ne goes to bed shiverin-
Niver a BIZ Is the bed made at all;
He grapes like terrapin under the kivcrin':
Bad luck TO the picture Of Bachelors Hall
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14
Administrators Notice.

1 LII persons having claims against the Estate Of J.
N Carr, late If ~ Dorado County. deceased ntes,ae,
are hereby notified and required to exhibit the same with
The necessary vouchers, to the undersigned Aminsra-
tor of said Estate, at my residence Irish Flat In said
county within ten months from the date hereof or the
same will be forever barred. Dated December sIst 1859
H. McCRLM,
As4' Administrator Of the Estate off, Carr Deceased
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14

FAcr.-Some editor, in speaking of the
bad literature Of the present day, says:
"You may read many of the Eastern week
lies for year. and scarcely find fact which
will make you wiser or better-al romance,
fiction, lies, velvet and feathers, little fiends
equipped in smiles and crinolinc, big scoun.
drels in epanlettes, with love ofamOuStache,
turning the heads of Simpering maidens the
everyday history of life ingeniously bclied
and generally outraged! and yet it always
ends most beautifully. Hundreds of persons
who think they can't afford home paper, in
the course Of . year, spend three or four times
the amount it would cost in purchasing this
Eastern trash"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14
Ornamental and Shade Trees.

Consisting" I'm. Nnld,, L;,''r, Ala,'lu> tata'ra
Lahur,nu tor Golden Chlii', Mr,plg a:d Gerl,d l,n
Whl,w Timber IT,, u> A.. a.. A., N" fN.l..r,n Ar
bnr VITA. very "riaucni' toy lH!h rsy''. t'ro.ijl>
Avenues and C"ic'ct,'. Al 81 'iar grow IL and nI:"
siz" Tor planting "Ii the '"'i.it.. ,'a-rn
Our s;ock "f tanca., Ro,,,. nd nu endless variety #
Grrrn iris' Plants. ar" Uun, ,4v ia" arI IT,"
tiu,lH> ltV" new co'i ''r,'l H. Hi M t'r ,tUt fl
varieties uld r'g and VA co...ur jrous The NI.j.I
and Spriig Iu1tl>.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14
SUMMONS

STATE or CALtiOKNIAt IN the Di.tri., r.
County II II Dorado ,tl,r I'm Jndr,, ~ ''iF' n
Action l"upht IN III" District nmrt Of m. I,L met
rIf U,'f r, an H. t0inITlft RI. Il in H. '''fl
III Dorado. III the uErr urthc lrrk II m. "h,i II
trrt curt. ~ and 1T .Iil tounfy and ST. u" Us
MAEIl\ ~NIrll, Ilahuh,
GEOEGL tIIOKFENNfNG. D,G.nGant.
H., Irupt nf thu ~;i', # aI.IIfi, T., C,,or, n,
.,.i. GEITtIN": "oipcn-
NOI are l,r'hN t"THt'd 10 appear IN an nc,i.,i
~ tih.t Won y, -" a',sr named flnhtiI II, kht
tact Court - thr IN IUdcil District in a,d ~
'rntN h ~ btad", '"l t"aii-wt - the Couni., ~"
th.uIn .l,tp! Of "Li'h accompanies iLl. S,, "'rh
WITHIN day .r>'lu-I''"f IT, dav If ..r,i W..
~" -,t'lff Jni til. >unn.ut.-if ..,,,I ".er
'iii. r'tu, u -! ~ IT tins Cui,, L, nm
tli- 5UdIcl,l Di.ti1'' within twenty da,. ,r n "
'ii IT -aIi DI-trIrt. tIcu within E,rt, J,, - Era
n'hi h, d't,nt vii h" taken against ,nu 20 y
To" -b'i action D" Lf"ugiti y" 'frn,rr ,J,,., , , =
.tm of .tut''u liuidTrd AID ~r,,tt, -, ~ w. 'he
-II1 and r-- g -Hli : l,'r dpn, and u. r.
it -tId tri'"'hh'. TT -,,d IInht.H a. Road t,
ih' b'thnd Mni E"u''. h'tWrrh the CiiY ~ H. -"
NIr -i t"f"d. -"u \lii',. - -rt t,tfi Il, ~
''mriain' ~ -" h't'Iu. and II tnI fan L. ,,,,
at-"'r thr -id compliant - hls," r.tuIt,,i 'tI i
Ih."t' Wv th" JudIu'It AGAINST ,.u C,t .,,a
aid t"-i- .fdih2 :" TIN rfahrt II snd t.,rltu, ''
l'' "id't'' i'tn' ) hi,-p.., to'ii', Judge
- 'p'' IT,, hand ~, 40 ia, .,,I r. 49,
t''-t ,...N''n i - 90, 90 he. Ii,, ~, ~ N''
''' Ni..". ttt- ',i t,, # Or ga, 49,. - ".''
- "f"r '''d 60" Thousand Lisht IIn,,,,,,
Wd Iiiii \u'. ''''''"
wv s JANrAEY cl.rs
!" wan -" t''' 80 Pc I'm. Octs I'm
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14
RICHARD MURPHY, Defendant.

STATE or tALlloRNlA, In the District Court Of
County If IL Dorado. the 18th Judicial District,
y. q. DENLR. Plaintiff.
RICHARD MI RPIlY, Defendant.
1 III. whom II may concern arc hereby notified that
~ III" al",c entitled actinn has been this day com
mrnrcd 10 enforce Mechanics Lien. for the sum Of
gan. IN certain tnildinc and lot belonging to said
defendant, described fnllows, to wit new brick
house story high, said brick house il twenty four
feet wide fronting Main street, in the Village Of
Georgetown, County and State aforesaid and 10 sxty
feet long extending hack and is twenty four feet wide
in the and is bonndrd Un the Southwest by the Old
Nevada Lot, and on the Northeast by the Georgetown
Lot and il opposite BTnrys Clothing Store the same
being claimed aud owned by said Defendant. An per-
sons laming holding Mrchanc's lens on said build
ing notified To be and appear in the above entitled
Court the I'd Monday in February, A ID. 1860, and
exhibit then aud there the proof If such Liens, the
sans will be deemed waived. December Ped, A. ID.
1859. u. q. nEVER,
II.td Ry 6, W, SaudprsOn. his Attorney.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14

. Somebody says: "A wife should be like a
-lamb-teRder add nicely dressed" n scamp
adds: Sand without sauce.
= What wind should huRgry sailor wish for?
One that blows foul and chops about!
. The upright, il he suffer calumny to move
him, fears the tongue Of man more than the
eve Of God
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14
$4,000 Grape Vines for Sale !

T NAVE for Sale, Mt the Victory Garden" In Colcma,
Thirty Thousaud Grape Vines, wear from the cut.
ting consisting of seventeen different varieties They
all Of the choicest kind, c. NJ. R0BERTL0N.
Coloma, Dec. IL, lsJ9.-tf
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14

The following amusing incident took place
upon one of the Ohio river steamboats,, and is
related BY an eyewitness. While the boat
was lying at Cincinnati just ready to start
for Louisville, young man came on board
leading blushing damscl by the hand, and
approaching the polite clerk made known his
wants in suppressed voice:
~ say he exclaimed, "mc and my wife
have just got married, and I'm looking for
'eommodations."
= Looking for BERTH" hastily enquired
the clerk-passing tickets out to another pas
Senger.
L" A birth! thunder and lightning, nO!"-
gasped the astonished man. 1--WE haint but
just got married; We want place to stay oil
night, you know, and a bed
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14
A CALL.

IL persons indebted to either Of the undersigned on
~ individual accounts ar to the firm Of Drs, Cooke
Titus are requested {" forward and settle by the LIST
Of December, 1889 otherwise our accounts will be given
to the proper authority for collection. -
JOHN COOKE,
I.S.TITU
PiacervillC Oct. 9sth, lsS9-S3.tf
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14
FIRST PREMIUM AGAIN !
Being the seventh time Received
Against all Competitors
r.. Ell. VANCE,
Corner Montgomery and Sacramento
Streets, San Francisco.

VIANl>G gain r,.,. '.d a.. fI.t Premium nWrrl Il
.tr. 81. -. '.rtl.' t.f N9.lu,'NIa- and Ph'-
tavra,l, .r.r '',d t!.,' b.. "'u, ',f'g ~ ".h .
n o.i',u h.'j'r wnte 'l' .' l' ii'.1." I
at a. ,j.r Dr.. 80. ~..t'. .ut ~ ., ms I,I
tro,, tat l.u .v proId,t- h''trt NoiN thah tNct al
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14

GUIDE TO SrCCEss.-Do you wish your Blu
sincss to thrive, advertise. Listen to Stephen
Girrard's advice on this subject:
II have always considered Advertising
literally and long-to be the great medium Of
success in business and the prelude to wealth
And have made it an invarable rule, too. to
advertise in the dulleSt time, long expert
ence having taught me that money thus spent
is we'll invested, since by keeping my bust
ness continually before the public, has secu-
ped me many sales that | otherwise would
have lost"
fyou wish to be known as business man,
show your good sense and knowledge of the
age in which you live by availing yourself Of
the power of the press to make you known.
Where mans business does not pay him
enough to enable him to pay for advertising,
It does not pay him enough to do business at
all.
No man can advertise " liberally and long
even in the dulleSt time" without ultimate.
y doing a business which will pay him for
advertising.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14
FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES
AND
GARDEN SEEDS.
Smiths PGmOloSicNI Garden md Nursery
90. MLLs FH'N sA'R,NtNr', o> tHE ANtEiC EittR.
Dcl'"t and Sjorr / j street

N(TE Offer a." present s,n,ou large aud extensive
w stock %: Frii aLd Ornamental shade Tr"' FL W
eiug Shrubs aiu ii"cn House faui-. l.. "und III
any Nr,,v E>iai m,iit the PIc t coast. rInhrd,
- nl lLl.ll.;iI.n A,r-
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14
UNION FOREVER /!
A DEMOCRATIC SLOGAN"

n DIsMON hAIlN t~isObAN.
By WALTER ANoNYN.
The tocsin sounds us warning strain,
Responsive Ia the ravens cry,
Disun0n fires it's murky train,
While mut1rd treason Sialketh by,
Cniurl Your banner 10 the breeze.
The emblem Of Nation causc-
Our hope. our faith, our dcStinics
Blend with the Uulun and the Laws!
Charge then upon the insidous foe
Drive the foul traitors from the field,
Harmless shall fall the assasSln's blow
Cpnpth Patriots sacred shield.
Speed let the rallying cry 20 iuith,
As in the glorious DAYS 0t wore;
No West, no South NJ East, M North
But Union Onion evcrmOrc
Cnninsk that hypocritic fraud.
And stamp It with the JcSuI'S brand,
Which, meath the mantle of the Lord,
COnceals it's parricldal hand;
Lay petty prejudice aside,
Discard those selfish Its" and fors."
Display, with patriotic pride,
Your motto Union and the Laws
Still on your banner every star
Shines clear; IN the free winds unrOlled,
From blue " katahdin's" peaks ainr,
To Sacranentos" wales Of gold
Then let the rallying CRY 20 forth,
From Maine to California shne;
No West, no South, no East. no North
But CuOn Union evermUre
I'Dst1n Past
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14
FOR sALE,--A GOOD FARM,
One Mile from the city of PIoctrviile,

One MIC from TIE CIty OF PINcerNIIIe,
Containing One Hundred and Sixty Acres
SGeED Of Land, sax acres e which are under thor
lSW Ough guilty alton, and we'll hrd with Fruit
iSIsaait frees OF the following ,arictcs: Apples,
GZ44 pears, piums. cherries, apricuts, nectarnes,
almonds pomc granat"s gs and pcacht. As", grapes,
euTrauts rssphcrrrs cherries. hlc khcc straw
berries and choice Varieties Of perpetual moit! and
annual roses.
In the midst Of the orchard i Good Iloure. 30N90
feet. two stnrics nigh and Veil flushed, suiIrd with
pure water from Of two large springs Whh furnish
water for the house and orchard. Tn the place are
wood house. barn and poultry house and ward. Ada
cent to the orchard, are twenty of OAK Timber
for grove or market.
TERM S-Onc-haf, cash Onc-quartcr in twelve
months, aud the balance in eighteen months.
~ Apply to \. I. TAYLOR,
In IlacVINI'.". 81 to
I. +. HOME,
Upper TlaceTViiis.
Placervile, Oct. lst. lSj9-3m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14
Quicksilver For Sale!

XE have now on hand large quantity Of Quicksilver
W from the New Ira Mines the best and purest article
In hf Sc' that We will sell by the flask at Sacramento
cost and freight. l.. A. TYSON 4 Co
Main Street, opposite the Tealre, Placerve.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14

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administered 10 him the consolation Of our
holy religion, and he died at last with his head
on my breast, and his hand in mine. Daugh-
ter, since then have suffered much; l have
been lonely, desolate, oppressed the world has
been dark to me, for the cold earth held all my
treasures. But from the hour that, beneath the
gaze of the eternal stars, forgave my enemy,
have now peace which l would not barter
for all this world can give"
The good old igoumenos concluded his mar
rative with parting blessing, for the sun was
now rapidly rising on the horizon, and he him
self urged the travellers to proceed before the
heat should grow dangerous. He stood be-
meath the gateway as they mounted, and when
a turn in the rocky path was about to hide him
from their sight as they descended, thcyturned
to take Il last look, and saw him wave a cordial
farewell with the same placid smile which well
coined their arrival, the same perfect serenity
upon the unwrinkled brow, half-hid by the
flowing white hair.