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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-02
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-02
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-02
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-02
&aHs-. Snad Saus unr Neutrality-suspicious.

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-02

EDWARD ". Cannon,
StHsntlibrr NUta' nm Werid,ts 2lnmoIt
Sfrs: Gdt @oorrnpr- unp SrauIIin.S,,s.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-02
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-02
Mrs. vrinaana H.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-02

@de rsr Siats II. Grmrtitraft. Yrrtsmputt, IA
Toe rtience eubHfrrx wire 0pi ciot$ grr;ua nsuitl,v
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-02
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Tr. N. Srehs,
Office: Ecke MARSHALL und ste Strassc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-02
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04
Summer Arrangement, s.v.R B.

&
ON and aer the 18th Of April. 1884, the Cars OF the
" Sacramento Valley Railroad will depart a. follows:
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
VIII leave the Depot foot Of street. Sacramento at ~
A. ~, 2t and 5,PN.
Folsom ut 6N An, 10, n, and 5K, p. NJ, Sundays ex'
cepted. -
VIII leave Sacramento at 6&, An.
Will leave Folsom ut 4, ?. ~
TICKET OFT1cE-0n Front street, under the what
FREIGHT
To Folsom will be taken by every train, Sundays ex-
cepted. Up wsy freight ny the 81 train only. Down.
ward Freight by the 6H trains only.
Freight must he delivered at the Depot foot Of street.
half hour before the hour OF departure OF the rAn
else II will be retained for the next train.
The 6K A. train ont from Sacramento connects with
Stages for all the Mountain Towns. and
WASHOE, VIA PLACERVILLE,
And passengers procuring Tickets at the Depot in Sacra
niento will be sent through the day. The Stages
run from all the Mountain Towns and
WASHOE,
To connect with the IT, w. train from Folsom, arriving In
Sacramento hour before the San Francisco boat leaves
J.P. ROBINSON, Superintendent
SV. n. r. Once, April list, 1861. jr9
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04
@Ountaiu Democrat.


A PAssYuo atr.nOer m q cold Deeemhsr evepin0
In \. No-,h.rn .;,s NJ, . h,;oh, 49,. 49, -
piteousy asked for aims. The stranger inquired.
"Whcre is your mother, and where do YOU sleep
these cold pi0htsP" The himnle and touchipp an
rwsr vas 1--WE have Nh nn,h.r. whsn .umm.y
was, We slept on the grass but it's wtherrd now"
THE GOTHERLBSS.
~1,A 4. A.. -,
I.N.-.,.1 =.
,'h.., a. -..-..S 49, -
" ~ " ''S
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04
FANNY POWER.


FANNY POWER.
~ 7. Dam, JOSndsr Of tie YOUa0 reliant Party.
The lady1 son rode By the mill;
The trees we're murmuring on the hill,
But in the valley they were Still,
And seemed with heat to COVER
They said that he should b priest.
For % had vowed his sire, deceased;
Thsy should have told him, too, At least,
TOny from Fanny Power.
The lonely student felt his breast
WaS like Al empty innet's nest,
D1viney moulded to be blest,
Yet pining hour By hour
For, zee, amid the orchard trees,
Her green gown kirtled to her knseS,
Adown the brake, like whispering bTeSsO.
Went hghtsoms Fanny Power.
Her eyes cast down mellow light
Upon her neck Of glAncing white.
Like starShinO on 9 snowy night.
Or moOnShine on . tower.
She sang-he thought her songs were hymnS-
An angels grace was In her imbs;
The swan that on Tough Erne swine
Is rude 70 Fanny Power.
hetutneoS ne tnoukut tnS CONVENT duu'
A. best heavy, hsaTtless lull-
No hopes to cheer, no AOwsEs 70 Gull.
No sunshine and no shower
The abbot sent him 70 mis- cell,
And spoke Of psuanes and Of he'll
But nothing in his heart could qusn
The love Of Fanny Power.
He dreamed Of her the NVslOne day
Al evening, when he tTisd 70 pray.
Instead Of other SaintS, he'd cay,
o hOly-Fanny Power!
How happier seemed an exilSO lot
Than living there, unlOved, fOrEoti
Aud, oh, best joy to share his cot,
His own dear Fanny Power.
'TiS vain to strive with PassiOa's might.
He len the convent wall one night.
And she was won to join hiS digit
Before be wooed an hour
30, flying to ffes'F land,
He broke HE vow at Loves command,
And placed ring upon the hand
OF happy Fanny Power.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

IT is not often that we indulge in anything
irreverent-we have too much respect for the
cloth-but the following is so good, and be-
trays such hardness Of heart" that We
cannot forbear giving it We find it bobbing
around
The Rev. Dr. p, of Brooklyn. belonged
to the old school divines, and while attending
to his usual Sabbath ministrations, managed
70 discover VIII" Of his congregation were ab-
SENT his first duty on Monday morning being
to call on the absentees, and to find out why
they were not at church. Among those whose
places were often vacant. was one man who
cared but little for the sanctity Of the holy
day, or the reproof Of the minister. On TAX
ing his usual Monday morning rounds, DR.. P.
was sure to visit Mr.. c., as We will call him.
Said the good man:
"Why were you not at church yesterday,
Mr.. c. :"
Had other business to attend to, was the
blunt reply.
"Mr. c." said the clergyman, solemnly,
"there will be no preaching in hell"
"Well, it won't be for the lack Of minis
ters," was the quick rejoinder.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

SBARP CHAP.-As we were walking along
the street the other day, We noticed crowd
of urchins standing around boy who was
sucking piece Of candy.
~ say, Bill, give me that candy, and I'll
mako it come out Of my ears, like SignOr
Blitz does"
Second youth shells over the candy.
First youth very deliberately eats the candy
(secoOd youth watching the little fellows ears),
and, alasr drawing himself into every cOnceiv.
able shape, he said:
"Ef haint forgot the rest, you may have
my shirt for dish-Tag."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04
ROwLER'S INTAI.L.IBLE
RHEUMATISM MEDICINE,

ROWLER'D INTALLIBLE
RHEUMATISM MEDICINE,
yOR CURING RHEUMATISM, MERCURIAL AND
CHRONIC DISEASES.
(AO the PhnIx rises from the ashes OF ts re AMI.
mated with life, does this medicine FeinViRoFae
the whole system, and overcome dsease)
The removal and permanent Of Rheumatism, Mereu.
rial and Chronic Diseases. Secondary Syphilis,
Stubborn Ulcers, CutAneous EruptIonS, Swelling
Of the Glands, and all diseases arising from
injudIcious use Of Medicines.
Il stimulates 10 action the absoTbents and secFetiop0
drives pain Of all kinds from the body and reduces AM
gwelllngs In an incredible short time
In the above named diseases this PREPARATION Il
e. UAsqWalea In the Known WoFI&. "A
A. the medicine will recommend itself When once used
ceEtiAcates ere considered unnecessary.
n Bit contains no MePoaTiAl PREPARATION. None
genuine unlSss the written signature a. 1Ae D. H0YCE
appear on the label Of each H0A,lN,
PreRAFed only "
In. ROYCE, n, D.,
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Drue9ist,
Corner Of and Second Streets Sacramento
For sale By PETIT CH0ATE, Dvugasts Main sersSaI
hAaeeVVilIs. je9-smp
CALIFORNIA HANKS and BAOaa,
RLANKErS, for sale eAeSPA
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04
BUTTER!
THE EYESl THE EYES !

>\,rrl,I/< DIR. Y. n. PARDE =, oct.
= LIeT.-AfteT . protTseted blindness
- Of more than Owe years DR. PARDEE
- has made himself thoroughly and Se,.
enthcAlly acquainted With all diSeASrs
/IIIl\\\.\ Of the Eye, and has nov been In pFsc.
tce eight yeArS In ean Francisco with success that
be surpassed In any part Of the United States and
for proof Of this he viii subsantate BY that have
bern cured BY him, amer having exhausted the skill cf all
the eminent OculstS In the cities Of Boston, Philadelphia
and New York Dr. wholly objects to the Of eaustiC
blue stone keeping the patient In dark dieting
bisering cuppngthe blue pill at night and salts in the
morning, etc. etc DR.. PARDEE has A,o been remark
ably successful In the treatment OF Rheumatism Neuralgia
and all pains about the head and the frequent calls that
he has for his Rheumatic mixture nom all paris OF this
coast, th the many testimonials s positive proof Of Its
ecAcy and to prevent answering many inquiries by let
ter he will state that be sent any part OF the State
or coast and each bottle will be accompanied with full
directions and 3 receipt for . Imminent, gicAl In its
effects pain ingredients OF which be procured
anyWhere-prce, eIO. The ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted
BY Dr. have all the natural movements Of the reel
and cannot be detected even By close Address
DIR. Z. n. PARDEE,
San Praneisco, California. ,
OFFIcE-ciay street, Plaza Hotel, two doors above the
Plaza 6O-6m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

An EARLY BIRD.-The subject of impression
at first sight was being talked over at the sup
per table, when the lady whose duty it was to
preside "over the tea-cups and tea" said she
always formed an idea Of person at first
sight, and generally found it to be correct
Mamma," said her youngest son, in shrill
voice, that attracted the attention Of all pre-
sent.
"Well. my dear, what is it," replied the
fond mother.
~ want to know what was your opinion of
me when you first saw me?"
This question gave q sudden turn to the
conversation.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

THE EDITORS woOING.
We love thee, Ann Maria Smith.
And, in thy condensation,
We zee future full Of jOyG.
Too numerous 70 mention.
There's cupids arrow In thy glance,
That, by thy lovS's coercion,
Has reached our melting heart Of hesT,S.
And asked for one insertion.
With JOY We feel the blissfnl smart.
And, ere our passion ranges.
We freely place thy love upon
The list Of our exchanges.
There's music in thy lowest tone.
And GilssT 10 Thy laughter
And tTuth-but We viii give thee fail
Particular hereafter.
Oh, We would tell thee Of our plans.
All obstacles to scatter;
But We are full just now. and have
4 press Of othsT matter.
Then let u marry, Queen Of SmithS.
Without more hesitationi
The very thought doth give our blood
A joyous Utilization.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

Ex Great Republic, Good Hope, Ocean Tel
egraph, Reynard, Il. Hastings, Reporter.
so bales assorted Duck, go 10.
10 bales light and heavy Bear Duck.
10 bales EIannels. assorted.
- cases Canton F1annels, brown aud bIeached.
IL cases Kentucky Jeans.
as Gases SxS, AKA and AKA Apron Checks.
30 cases bleached and brown SheetingS
le cases bleached shiEtings, al widths.
90 cases Oenims.
rs cases Ticktngs.
90 bales Blue, He'd and Gray Blankets, etc.
Also, full assortment Of
HOUSE-FURNIsHING GOODS,
Comprising
Linen Table Damasks, bleached and brown.
Super Cloth Table Coyers.
Quilts-10-A, ia, l2-4-assorted qualities,
TowelinR, Napkins, Diaper, Doyles,
White Family Blankets,
Embossed Velvet Table and Piano Covers,
Hleached 9heotings, extra fine.
ALSO. VIA THE IsTHMCs, q full line Hosiery, Gloves,
Drlanes ogandss, Lawns RObes Jaconets, French Mus
Inns. camhrics, Irish Linens, etc., and general sSsOrt'
ment OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Suited to the present Trade Also, Oracle Eliza. Den.
mark etc. Velvet Medallion Carpets Brussels and Three
Ply Carpets, IngrAns, Hemps English and American
DugRetS Table OIL Cloths, Green BaSes Window Shades
Hollands Broeatee and DsmaSkS, Paper Hangings and
Borders. AGENCY OF
Jewett's Celebrated Oil Cloths-6-4 to 24.4.
Invoices very low priced
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Nov landing, and for sale at lowest rates by
FRANK BAKER,
40 and ll9 Clay st., lSS and 1877 Merchant st..
jylA-Sm San FrAncisco.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-29
LEGISLATIVE.

The joint Committee Of the Legislature
on the Souihern Conference. reported through
their Chairman, the following resolution, adj
verse 10 the proposed move:
Resolved. That the General Assembly oil
Virginia. recognizing in our present rela.
tons with the slaveholding States an
imperative necessity FOR decisive measures,
does not yet distrast the capacity Of the
Southern States. BY a wise aud firm cxer.
else Of their reserved powers. TO protect the
rights and liberties Of the people, and To
preserve the Federal Union. For this pur-
pose we earnestly desire the concurrent &C.
ton OF the Southern States. But the Gen.
eral Assembly respectfully submit. for the
consideration Of South Carolina and all our
sister States Of the South. that efficient co.
operation will be more safely obtained by
such direct legislative actinn of the several
States as may be necessary aud proper. than
through the agency Of an assemblage which
can exercise no legitimate power, except TO
debate and devise.
The Commissioner from the Legislature
Of Mississippi TO the Legislature Of Virginia
has arrived at Richmond. His business is
the same a. that Of Col. Memminger. Mis-.
sissippi being, like South Carolina. disun.
I0n State,
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THE DISTURBANCES on THE RIO
GRANDE


Late advices from the Valley of the Rio
Grande make continued allusion to the " bor
der war" which, during the last FIVE months
has existed between portion Of the Ameri
can and Mexican population in that quarter
II actual hOstilties have been suspended, il
appears none the less that such state Of ap.
prehenslon has been created BY the raids and
depredations of Cortina and his band that,
in the words Of the American Flag" pub
lished at Brownsville, "nnt an American
lives beyond hearing Of the Fort Brown bu-
gies." II is known that dur Government
has taken measures for the protection Of our
citizens on The remote frontier, which, be-
ing mainly occupied and settled by native
Mexicans. affords us some faint idea Of the
responsibilities that would be eniaIed BY a
"protectorste" over the whole of that dis
tracted country. II we may Judge from the
purport OF recent events in the neighburhood
OF Brownsville. il would seem that the dis
turbances IN that region are complicated with
the divisions that obtain among the Mexican
population in the adjoining department of
IamaulIpas. 10 this effect we observe that
Gen. Carysjal, in an address 10 the Mcxicans
on the border nf the Rio Grande, s,igmatizes
Cortlna as the tool Of Miramon, aud adyo-
Gates the employment Of American yolun-
teers, who, when rallied under his flag, shall
act as suxiliaries !" TO serve the cause under
the government Of his Excellcncy President
JuareL."
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

lilliiax, February o.
The Steamer Europa has arrived from Liy.
erpool, with ad,ices to the IIth inst.
The provisions Of the French treaty as pub
lished have been generally anticipated. Du.
ties are materially reduced on wines, brandy,
timber, cnrrants, ralsins, etc. The dates
on paper. butter. tallow aud other articles
are abolished. The duties on tar and sugar
remained unchanged for another year. The
provisions d The treaty have generally been
lavnrably received.
10 political matters there is nothing Of
striking importance.
The repnrt Is confirmed that the French
troops in Italy had received orders TO march
At days notice. II j. supposed That The &C
eupancy Of Tuscany is contemplated if Pied.
mont continues to oppose the annexation OF
Savoy.
Austria rejects the principal propositions
OF England for the settlement nf the Italian
question. Her official objection had not been
received.
It IS supposed that England will resume
her offer Of mediation between Spain and
Morocco.
The Chinese were strongly fortifyins Pc
Kin. aad the entrance Of the Piecho river.
The British were energeticaIiy preparing
Tor the Chinese Campaign.
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SINGULAR causE 90 fiaE on SmFnrAnp. -
While the schr. Rose wreath, Of Boston, Capt.
Baker. wa. living at Richmond. Va. about a
month back, in ballast, the captain. who was
sitting in his cabin. inund smoke issuing
irnm the mates staieroom. and on opening
the door. the mates coat. hanging there. was
found TO be on FIRE. which Of course was soon
extinguishcd. There being nothing in the
pockets % The coat 20 cause IL. Capt. Is.
was induced to make some experiments, and
found that bulls eye side light, on which
the sun was shining strongly, was the cause.
The coat was in direct line with the rays.
and the bulls eve had acted as a powerful
burning glass; This Capt. y. proved by SIX
different trials. each time igniting the arti.
Gle when held within five or SIX feet Of the
bulls eve.
Il is thought that many d The ires in cot.
ton which have been occurring Tor some time
back. may have arisen from the same cause
and the supposition Is strengthened By the
fact that these disasters have been confined
10 American vessels. IN which these side.
lights are a popularity. Not a single fire
has occurred among the large number Of 70.
reiga vessels loading al the cotton ports, aud
they are almost invariably without side. lights.
Journal II Commerce.