davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10
at,s4 Pvope az.

slsa 49, az Mi FE-fsstg taa-u - tr4 Ea7s'fif
FTstslzs Hls - 49, o. Z sstsstrd fHFst TIA
srsainiaf IT, ffaFsftF siv=Fs sesffts4 d = Eitiu
ttres tgHes-f szr8s Z ne It~f1Js q fisz 7 "
a. o. \ 4 "a hziisasas
Tlss iIasss 3 H5 r. tuE star1rs bst sAs AS tsa
raF = hats sth ajssiitF g. EsiFaes tasa~is
yssr- 49, SD II rs'st.sas.
t. Fissf 3 "a ths Nal Etas-fB t.stss itSH aHg
ssFt.8 TsFthrr sssoffsftoa sseH,a t'sb-sssaiy
a. sasttaf B. esr.asR eli ssssie - tsrHssltf-
\ silts ~ - Fs1s - teisaihs-i q
- {sssF at az IaSltE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10

LAMAR HOUSE
ffvzssstv enFssss HeFft
ENuNVFIJE. TESNEsSEE
RAY rxpNRsIaNED HAyE LE asSn
So ass-- ~ BHss - "a FsrTsss = A~rF
a. a-s 49, Il 80 tsH b srlss asa ssss T. ~
~t q tksf sfsss = usss ha~Fal $3.50 = fasfs
e. fars - ttats-itas &C. so FsaitE -
HeFtf yaisH kHeAftafA AAnh
GEAtS CRADLES, sGNTuEs AMI
sSATHs.
f,nAsN BLADES Ann GRAM CnA-
VI dlrs.
81 7s-a H-fzAz
Vs. "a - yFs-s
~ Z. - Pa Afts-s
= r- = Fataz
So y - sA4sess ssssz. Cts,ss a., = sr--t -
r-ss e. - Es-ts- Z ~ "a Fsa,st. o=b sess=s
E.se4s+ tzayt1
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10
EREsh FLOUR.

~FREtd or TIE W Is
y,,ttIS HKCkLLENF FEotts. tstaot No
4 -. ~. ss-si sszsilF 81 k-sssazN = hts y ~
- $50 ys,s.iias ,ssa ls-sp ST. - ssTtisi f~ss
- 49, q. al4rass Pscs Ne tsks Erssi ptzEars
- ts-saas.iia egsFg hrs.F, sni eif
"a tallifal - ~fi ~ asAs sess 49, % hsf,.l eEosl
s-gss aN sssuEksaN a ga
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10
Ma
nAuaHrHhs9 cox1naaA9k
fN BT n 1t n rs
KNexsttIK fxsNRsssR
~ neAAxs . eeRsxS. an
q

kANAK fbLEs TtSkEHeAH
n, neaAxs . esaskS. an.
Il sfssaS = - 50 ls.issstze A. sse sslsssas
sr1-tn ~ fsrssts a. steeanca - Netl-tf
sSst stssalfs y - Sz.f3 tszs isiare4 tsS l'si
sl5sssaess - ssessseal sf.ssrsss s1tss-f - -
a. - ~ rssF~ss = saartisE f-Tsafs<st fEes
fs-sii ~ - - FssesTss se=ise,s = szass8
~ selss'iy s.fssfi7s4
hss-ssh aasssF = ias rsras - aar hs~ etesss
AK ~ - F-esss et,srfss - sitift A. esilit
ra.assast foss t5sfn sstsesSf sis-s4
~ sszeetesrs kfs-ss , esa sssia-Ta1 seSlatsseL
"a - 40 ~ sssss 81 ssssasaEps 80
- - ,ass : s.s,ss .s..,s..,, 80 ,.,s,s.
Ti ssszsthfx ~ - E,scs - Frssf aztt - saee
49, - ssfsA ~eH Ss5saf rsetza - y #het
sass 80 esss-sy ussass -. ssl~sseass = q. sssA
vsas ~ s-sv.a. 80 ssassn s=teessssasry assssns
7sl ss ~, s, ~, ssasAssss-s q ~ ~ - -
rtsTsE - ~ srs-ss.i sspstp.sssg
rrfsrs 81 tsasas ~ee - r.ssas ~ essFt iasii
Fasfaa sf.aa NtFitff rs1s-ei.sI Tfiae4.,rs
Ea-~ ss-i - ~ gssFsfttsl hssishsuisSss - SEa-
sss - - fsesf-..es sss teaserst = - etass-.s
sstsss = - sss.ss.g'~ seass - - ss.a-sl -
We hsss tssstsss - s~eiA "a essts sqTr-ssss =
E1Rsssss Fss sss.ssa - rive HsasAs.
H-sslsE q -..s---..4@ .-a-.---.--.- - - g
sSsasb : FssF-sssass e,sass.-ssi -.s.-s-.-s e =
e.s-ssss. - ca ~
tSttssxypt Fss 81 FsFsl 49, -
rsiss's - fssss - Sxstst ,-----ls-5- ,..e g =
rss-sss - rssrssss - -..e.-s...l., y :
~ rs-ssst s--a sase.s ~,sA -. sssi sssA q t.a
EssHr, ssasss Aasa.sas $3.50 - 49, rssA 9 ssss
~ aassss r.rpsasss =. s,svsass,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10
DIR. MLANE'S VERNIFUGE
VIII certainly effect 4 cure.


DIR. M'LANES VERMIFUGE
VIII certainly effect 4 cure.
The sniyer,al success xAiSh has at
tended the ADMINISTRATION Of JhB PrrpAr-
stion Aas b,ca ssch as 60 warrant " IN
Pledsaf currs',r' ~ the Pusic -
RETURN THE MONEY
In every insane -hsrs il shouli prove inef-
ieytusl "PFg,id,ns he VmPtoms IgieRdiHE
the sietnrs @. the child OF adult should
warrant the sarpoTtton Of uoTns berry the
csu,e." lnIll ,asss the n,dicine 20 be gwen
~ TIrtcT AccosssscS srrN TVS pgsEcuosA
We pledge 5arslVa to the Puhdc. thar
DR.. MLans's Vernifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
10 any nrn. ani thar is d an innocent
preparation, ~, eapat5s Of .3sia3 ~
Il,yAisss injury ~ re- ssaHt asSdsr s.f,IAk
Address ell orders 10
FLEMING BROS. PIrrysUsass, Pa.
"a R-.ssss sd rAy.ss.ss ssa-stss sSa SsAsrs 49,
sl.nlss 49, al - usa usiss sAsF siass zsastiy
ss4 ALE 49, ~ ~. n L4Eash FrsEea - fla-s-s
s,si =. sai kS..s1 ~ AL 80 ~ !. sss ~
o. uaIlea saNss. kps : rds ~ I~sise ss---Ssst
Ts-sss .as.a9A o. 80 1.1 q tssslfsss ~ L4ss-sa
80 a@iSs - treaty ssss sssS
~Hs ~. - psNSsss ~ oss&asI Asss KsF1
Sss>iiy,
seavtI a Msaa, Nrs gs,ssss wAss-aLa Asss,.
D. al ~ ~sgthsTa slSS-s dre}alF
fIRCBIT C0VRr--HSoN COUNTY, .-
Y lss C,Htptsa Aisa VI. szsrsA t,susstsa 8 ala
fe,,ties - "a -sie = t.sA Il siissaee - Erss
10 ibis ~ ths EtiiaF tsaEi tst.t g tts sssHtF
Caft Z hss assIs. ssh ls'ssssJ - ssf q Fshlr
stsTf g. 81 hishasi hAiss - ihs CuIt lia.s .hsu -
hEaa'ais aatss-iss ~ ~ a. e Noselatzs aekl
's sfrii 4 ft nsii snsh lniEfssi, sasvps 80 szas
Il tlA seseh wa b. ria'roi = h gzsa tas - u
s- ~. ~ iis = iSsJ sssaisa~A saa d--asii3 N
bsa 4 hHes oaeil s2JAsssi - ksaKsiii-s - sh,t
kaesu - sAtsAis tssa Ms sak ssSasisf sH L. -
Eft 4 ss tsf, hssst sAa 'is fstaiasi "a ~ sl
essi' 81 $685. an oHAbl yiyts
wOoUEN wARk.
1 LARaG sVPPLY oe nUCkRFS,
- bsts nrssse sssk Rz.ste aaa csse- ia,ssa-s 4
- t,,.is q a. 4 llss hsai@asv stss sias stE-s
e sfa 4 'A' 81 fEihaa -
REPIERp SUGARS.
| IN nnls, psIUaLh' REFINED Pew
/ w asFfa sNkaEs,
| h 30. o Esaa-a Iss-ksa s-,SaFi
,sasi ss'' a. apassses : "a
" why stand We All the Day Idle
AKy LAnN on eESrLEaAs ii - -. ~ e. :
~ oussei sist.s g- 49,, - ts tlA hsl 3 )
"a =. - 1. r sal - pss,.'s .s-s s,A ''s,
sstassssa r 81 awe sissA sssz tAes.s'g.'a
co~.arar;,lo
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10
PIANO E0RTES.

VUsT RECEIVER. ~ STEPuEA ~.
- MARSH, - - EGsiI Fi'shL aEasEss
s.H4sslr sl-H tpufS Naesr 49, NssaFa
u.el = PtasS FsFtsss - sasnausT F"E
. .-r ESQ .az-E. ss-E ths f'F-a ts1aa " .
80 y trff a q. -SsaSza listaes-szt -. = -Ai-t
- 80 - sszasssstsEsEa - - Asistf -
ar-as - sszFzngr1 60 &c I-fsi ~ lsfzria -
saz e. Ils E--gs-tfsiy iat5i~i 20 cas- - sEsas
..- t-srz .sazaFf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10
MASONIC BorIcB.
wEnTEan rnMEF ATlnR

EsA LAX A8a - ~ y NA'N
l - $500 tss--s - x4F &A&l Hss-l
LaBn a.. Hoss - FNFsl-1 t-sz a.. fhH E1zt-r
.s.as szH t-zs4-sr- - Hsrasff - asH.srfrf- -
guf3E aAEEE-ssH- nalf--sFg
rs-z Ts.s 0sEasT IsEa 55Tl
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10

1 LARGE spPPlY Oe BUCK SFS,
- bt-. hisssss. Nlssk bsEz ara csze- tasssa-s 4
- ksssfs a. ke Il lhs Hsafaass atass sisF sfEsi
e. sisa 4 ths g. fritsk
wsyN Jas c HuHss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10
VAL ABLE IA X y


4 oAn RVSHELs, sEt's'sa Sue -
ff'fNN -'''' "a IS zeal s-.' ..
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10
PIe

atApH AT Rtrt3GoAb, Sam To M
NJ 4 --fYvsHss sssst' sas' ls'y'fst
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
RECOLLECTIONS
ny HON. MRS. NoRTQH.

DO you remember all the sunny places,
Where, in bright days long past we played together
Do you remember all the old home faces,
That gathered round the hearth in wintry weather.
Do you remember all the happy meetings,
In summer evenings, round the open door-
Kind looks, Kind hearts, Kind words, and tender
greetings,
And clasping hands, whose pulses beat no more:
Do You remember them?
Do you remember all the merry laughter,
The voices round the swing in old garden;
The dog that when we ram still followed after,
The teasing frolic, sure of speedy pardon:
Wewcrc but children then, Young and happy creatures
And hardly knew how much We had to LOSE,
But now the dream like memory Of those features
Comes back and bids my darkencd spirit muse.
DO you remember them;
Do you remember when We first departed
From midst the old companions " no were round us:
How very grew light hearted,
And talked, with smiles, Of all the links that bound
And after, when our footsteps were rctnrniugl
With unfelt WEAKNESS. DER hill and plain,
How young hearts kept boiling up and burning.
To think how we'd be a, home again:
DO you remember this
Do you remember how the dreams of glory
Kept fading from us like fairy treasure;
How We thought less of being famed in story,
And more Of those to whom fame gave pleasure?
Do you remember, In far countries, weeping,
When light breeze, flower, hath brought to mind
Old happy thoughts, which till that hour sleeping,
Do you remember this?
DO YOU remember when sound woke gladly,
But desolate echoes thro' our home were ringing,
How for a while we taked-thcn paused full sadly,
Because our voices bitter thoughts were bringing?
All me those days those days my friend my brother,
Sit down aud let talk OF all our woe,
For have nothing left but another;
Yet where they went, old playmate, We shall go
Let us remember this
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
Agricultural and Mechanical
UNIVERSITY
TATE OF CALIFORNIA.


1--WE beard able To that tho Agricultural
i aul Mechanical University ~ the State ~ Calt,r-
will r"n'ncr it, first srs,iun on thu I'D IF Nul,ur
nrNt. ltra private enterprise They a-k gift do
nation II generous pnhc They Az only be- patron
ned AnIu'tiHtuu 81 learning must Lin" every other
rr'rlse, he ~''rvr. t. be- Sustained Il worthy. The 10
lie will support II we'll # not, i"o,s' ~ dying million.
a'r'S'Hh ~ '''''>'I IL diversity - a hn-in's-
"itrip''r li>rf'',"rs ar' working They iitrrd
+" NAH" it IA 'v'tv verify ~ the Golden STAT, con
hi"lt tlt IT, l'"' DE vii irrr",a'" Their Effort,
1t working man. ,'l''v. W. h,r"v that th' FAR
and t" mechanic need ,'urn't"' J.,t much -
the lawyer ana the dutor, u" COR mon man - much
the ttssi"na gentleman. Has the farmer reed 80
bran, than Il" attorney the nV,nt"r-rhan tn Ih,
stefan, The colleges 81 IL, present are r,r,liLH
m"t,rs fer N"ir ply stefan, anil lawyers au rtrac,t,
hut The co. tl h'i> them tu"ih,Is Who thrust
"a, iI wu,d N.il hr IT, 80.
uh,,, 'I', lth.r t.r Ih,y r.,y .l, L to,,l .,
thr lhrr N'". VIZ ''- 'Vc1t or b.. hr'w and The
"n J., larl. ,'r!- '"r ~ IL tie tru' i srty 81 h. "a,
- 'A,. Ia. -tuN .dth. 3 i,! u.1r.
T, rDiiT i,il tt Institution NJ II,ld.la,,r
in Sonoa .,un, the h,tk EIs.r1r t4,.t in one 4
h,aAt'u healthy -'rt'ns - oar Sta,. cu,-
hr' - aty' u't.ro','d ~ htt''y "r No. Fac hc '"a>t
ter &c irtuttl lir hh> h',i al. t'' ,,t IT, Tir
Jp., 80 pl. Ira,t al a. w. u a. tl'"r'tiril .'t-
''n Iu0' 'att.. ivan, l'" A-r .unr" and Mrr'nt
AID a'.. fl,ts -, 'Vl'i 81 the STUDENT 'alf
~ w," hoAid h fr thu rrc>'nt '"'s'"h "" ri"">' 80
TAN ~ labor Ia lr performed A. -u' hours a. II rot Va
trrr' Nh ia" rrtsd - r'r' ar course Of stud, for
Wthl TIN u'u'l rates vii b" allowed
t,r'u iid ,rai, power are connected with The tLvor
s,,v 4 large AMI &c tnruo,lio,is boarding house Wi '
=, adv fr t reception - students wlr- H." youir
" l.. un.r ,. immediate SUPERVISION ~ SOM On. ~
iliy C.'n.c,'d with N" IuiNrrs'y an Academy,
e.; W'lrl ih' sanr - stem has been Adopted
Arra' .'urt', 'av' been mad for t"'trTa number -
Young Im's IA ir''t' MnnI,' !" the Village
- 'ho Primary p,!.ar'm,'.t.. o. :"r PER month
\ rirn,r tl,..rs u Il,
tu.y,',ny Cl.,>,., ." 4"
Mo- rrH~rek ht"''ry,. =" i"
H.. i..,. IT,, ~. II, 'gounr .,,,,, az. i..-,,v
: my 90 '''' "'"' cog" :" i .'.'" tt III th';' -
~. r.l >or,.ry. r.,rr H,,1,r.,n
H.N j Nni".~, e
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14

A SIN AND SHAME.-A human body gnaw-
ed by rats before it was cold Where? In
the cells of a station house in the heart Of one
of the weathiest wards in the city of New
York That's where. The poor wretch was
brought in drunk and laid away as usual in a
cell Tie died after midnight, and at the dawn
of day was found disfgured by loathSomc YER
min, beyond recognition.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
COnStable'S Sale.

10y virtue Vt an execution L. directed, issued ont
"f Justice W. W. HrNlll'> Court. uf Mountain Town
ship, CnuntH of IL pnran, in favor If Adam Richie y Co..
and against john Roberts Co.,. have seized and vii
expose for sale at public auction, AT 10 O'Clock, NJ
On the 2Sth day of April. A. d. 1860,
MGrilN Hat, in front If the Justices "cr, the FOL
lowing property towlt: One Quart Lead, situated il
Mountain Township. ahnui four aud a half miles IN
h"rthCry direction from hriif Flat aud known III,
" Rnhhcri>' Cparu Lead" Also one uuariL Mill, stu
atcd on the north fork of the Costumes River and pro
PEELED by the waters of said stream. The said M
Is a"ut three and half miles frum I;rlish Hat IN
gtthrr with all the appurtcnanrrs belonging 10 the
a'"Nr named property viii sell much If the aho,
described property, as will ssllsk the Judgment oi
SO ~, slN dollars and my CNLts c,Sl>, and atCT,nng
costs. JAMES II MASSEY. CunAl,lls
Grizzly llat, April it'll, lSi9.-i-tds
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
BE A WOMAN


on I've heard gentle mother,
As the twilight hours began,
Pleading with son, on duty,
Urging him to be a man.
But. unto her blue-eycd daughter,
In loves accents, quite as ready,
Points she out the other duty
"strive, my dear, to be a Indy"
What IS a LADY, Is it something
Made Of hoops, and silks, and airs,
Used to decorate the parlor,
Like the fancy rugs and chairs
Is it one that wastes on novels
Every feeling that is human
If tits this 10 be lady,
'Tis not this to be woman.
Mother, then, unto your daughter
Speak Of something higher far
Than to be mere fashions lady
Woman is the brightest star.
II ye, in your strong affection,
Urge your son to be a true man,
Crgc your daughter, no less strongly,
To rise up, and be woman.
Yes, woman-brightcst model
Of that light and perfect beauty
Where the mind, and soul, aud body,
Blend to work ont lifc's great duty
BE a woman-naught is higher
On the gildrd list Of fame
On the catalogue Of virtue
There's no brighter, holicr name.
III wuu1u An, tu-rtttt, --ll-----
Raise the world from all that's low
Place, high in the social heaven,
Virtues fair and radiant bow
Lend thy Influence to each effort
That shall raise our nature human;
BE not fashions gildcd lady
BE brave, true, whole souled woman!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
THE FOOTPRINTS OF MUSIC.
FSom the Eayliest Antiqnity To the days Of tie goo
King SoioD,0H.

The progress Of music, to one vino was clever,
Might be a fit topic for rhyme;
IT, date we can't tell but have no doubt Whatever
That Time a ancient as Time,
For the angels rcjoiced at the primal foundation
OF earth, a. the clouds rolled away.
And showed the fair face Of the infant creation,
Lit up by the newly born day;
They shouted for joy To- behold what VA d,rc-
While. in transport at seeing far weather.
The planets commenced hri,k waltz round the 'nn,
And the bright morning stars ,4ug together.
The folks. as We learn, were in Paradise leading
A mighty harmonious life,
when the Serpent while Adam lis carrot, U'";!us
Essayed a duet with HI wife.
This produced some harsh chords, and # cours" WIKI
good rcason
The blame Laid of upon Eve
And having dcba'rI IT," case f,r season,
The lady VA. ordered To leave;
But To- part from her Adam WAS no; such h'!,
80 he gave up hi. nice situlilon-
And hence we conclude, ha, arisen the rule
To let dscord- prepare muduiati"n.
As the people increased, II might we'll be expected
That trouble and strife would begin,
And find that where music scOrned or neglected.
They qIarrreI and acted like sin;
But the singers harmony still held their way on,
And one day, to help them along,
Tubal ain made harp for hi, brother 70 play on,
And symphony thus joined with song;
~
" ~ " F
A"V o"sP'P' ""' ' "' ~
"By the piper that played before Mosrs."
When wrong and opprc. ZION, of -ndry dc.crp :ian.
The Hebrews had suffered. 4, l,ugth
They got disco.tcn:ed, aud left the Egypt ans.
Who after them marched in grca, strength;
They passed through ,llr sea- and, intent Oh r-niny
.-- Their f..-.. f..A,d Alter, Me'4e tqia ...
But before the, we'll knew what the deuce they were
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
Mechanics Lien Notice.

NE-NII' UT NNI.IFVhNTH, IN JWSTlCC tIatCs IOuIt
County nf Fl Dorado. PAcerNlue District
DAVID W, NOE, PlainnK,
CYRUS BANIISS, Defendant.
- ILL whom II may concern are hereby notified that
N the above entitled action has been this day com.
menced Ia enforce Mechanics Lien, for the sum Of
SlA M, for alHr done and mate nal hrns she'd ON GER
tam building and lt belonging TO the raid defendant,
described as follows, INi That certain board or wood
en- house nr building situated the South side Of Pa
clhc street. IN the Guy Of raeerc in said count! and
state commencing hNy-siX tcet East from Oregon
street and running thence East t6l thlriysix feet,
thence south VI twenty feetthencc West 1867 thir
~ six feet, thence North s6l twentysix feet 10 the
place Of beginning. All persons claiming holding
Mechanics Liens on said building and lot notified tn
be- and appear in the aboVe entitled Court the 2Sth
day of April A. u lO. and exhibit then and there the
proof Of such Liens the will be deemed waived
DAVID W, NOE.
Tacer,ille, April Tth, lssn-i.;G
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14

A YANKEE in Utah has invented and set in
operation an artificial lady, in full dress, pro-
PEELED by small boy, and adycrtises to sweep
the sidewalks and crossings for certain an.
nual salary. The lady is crinOlined according
to the width of the sidewalk, the crinone so
rugged that it can be widened or narrowed at
pleasure.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14

LEGEND OF THE MISSISSIPPI.

- .-.. .,,,,,.,,
hE"ENO OH III 4" a.
To those Of the present day who ale ac-
quainted with Iowa by residence, summer
trips. or family connections, 1t seems almost
Incredible, that, highly cultivated n II now
is. and thickly dotted with towns ana Villages.
tins STATE was ~ Iat,it TIE huh'iG-SrOlhd>
OF the Indians; and that even WITHIN twenty
years. the Niur"lms"cN have ra'ii-d on Their
inyctcratc warfare WITH n" SacS ani Foxes.
where POW the ra'iI RAJ. ear whr.> N"uai"hg
Tor hundreds vi nIi'r> without once losing sight
Of the hahitailon ct ciNlizd man
The discovery &c the mineral resources on
.a,h III. If the upper Mississippi, il North
.i'. ll.lt..i> aad lu.ta, must hive rr>r.,t,d in
a. chi-'ht''n e those parts cXc"c'in- the
uiul"-' an'i.'ia'l".> ct :''c!','hv"t; ~ .'
the N.'p"'a.'.~, h''h i - a t:-h III t.
r"m"vc tom t1't '1l'l''> a. - i+';u WIS
c"I>Ih IL Ia" "hrH'rt 2i"H'i /" I"Na, Wcr"
IN less uan ten yeas, n-rlr brought "Gt and
driven tar AMY = tl!' 81! northwest while
Tie Whi lin >1'' at row VITA a.. Wat fr,
man ~ u" "h'" l"WriiI ~! ''ihl''|'llI"
I"WhN>, ~" - i'''S l"Iih"''d thc '"hH'Il'H
banks II t'r I'r> Notes, are h'W If''h inr
hrl""i The Missouri. iHrf-tf INTO oitc -'!ii'ii-
l>n"i atd uhtical'd uihe.
Taking into consideration the rapid rrngr, -
Of events on the banks Of the Mississippi.
nuLu,,,,,. f,i,lv b.. ,r,nn,,nrrl an ,,,,',ot
c;,, ,,iu,, ,i,rvor,ls of two ,,.ntu,i., >iu,a il
received ill., ranc from the ,a'lr Fr'tc'. 1T
t,'r>. Surrounded ~ It La, ben urii! within
,,ll,n tE,,. y,Lan,,. IT COMM, tl,c,,...
t,.,,,.,,t. ,f ih. u,i..i,,n. u:,I r,,.,ia,t com
mimi ,t,.,, ,,,,l,..cd = f,i.,,I, ,ri.. ,f,.,.
C,i.rl.L;,,. ,'>i.,,I ,nl ;1,nr,p,rr,.,r .,....,.
NAT mfr. ,,u.ut. thus th,. r.u.v.l ,t ,l.c,,
,i,r t,ii.s vas attended I'm ti,.i. o.,, ,,,r,
v:,l, i,.,. of r,.,r,t ,n ,,rvu.,,s c,uiI
c,,,.,.,t, ,rl .,r,.,,u,i.,. i,...i't. ,,.,.,,,i
,l,.;' ,o,r....or, tl.., cam H-,t ...v
-,tt,, tl-.-,r....i..>;;4.,i.,i,
49,. i,,l'. -, e..
N''''' '','. .,'' - ''''
wa! -,
'''''' - 30 III
,t'
"''' ,'''' WIZ M ~
"'''' va Wv '''"' ~ - ~ '''
>"'' ~ u, "'''t ; ,''S -. ~, ~ 'a'' a.
"N ',"" H''.- -" H','I
h"', ''',''> '"-' 80 zoe
'''' W. Wv" ,''' .'"' ""'', ' ,
'.-' anu ~, u wv" = ">','"''' "''''i nav t.
,'''' III '''''''' "'' w. ~"
,',i IT, ~, CIV ', ' ','''nN '',';'i '''''
t''I ,.,, .,,r,',,1 ,,;,,, ,,.,.,,',.,i I,,.;,.,
,,-i :. II ., t,,s ~
49,, ,,., - i,h v.lu,lI. ,r,..n,. ~ e,,. ,,nl
,,lrnr L;,, ry,,v v,.r ,,,'u,. tl,,t ,inc
hu' h'N Pr'' '"> "''N'' " - ''' ~,
,'G'n "a '"'I' "' III, nI"' ; mus - ia'f"' 81"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
JnuNQ MnElLlErl.aliu...-


r. r,ol' # t, >'A:, ~ "a. iui,, 7" j,anU N','"r,
Gt'.tLI
ar h"r'lvr qt''G - NIr',r '" an actor. lr.'- -
ara - 80, ~ - 'lr ~ r'f'a i'u . '. l'.tf. :
t',. 't' t'' !''. tuI ,t'. ia Hll ''' t".'t! q
= uur i, .,'I ., -. 81, to l,' t',t lt,.
~ - ~ IN r.''','.t' .''' : .. . j'frtlas.
~. 'u.,...'''. - g. ..t 20. ,.i,. 81 y..
e ~ SgIu,,,-t = SERVED NJ q 49, ,u'iN f.'rN,i
ui - w. .'v. tl' ~ ltl0. l.Hr'd h>ff g. t'lr
twenty dN, if>rltd 1T stl h-'r-' f'-t f'.u
',''N ,t.-'.. .af 'ut ~ d''a.i" . g. "a, 't't'
/ PEE SOD ,c'n 4, brought :, r"''v.' ~ ,H' - .r
lItt.I,f t'i " In,,tr>, ~, VAIN" 81 ,'r'a
'ai.r.' ttd Wns,, "a att de. N.r'i - va 4 ~
ass: lt.,t ~ >tai 'f'' MAJ. '' 'f
.l.r a. NV IN hid = NAf>. ia sI',. aud go
't t..' itt. t'.W'' 7 il5-!.' = IL v
- = r'or'f~ u 'nk n'-';' u ara"st v"n ''r s1i .'.N
- Ir,o'i!ltg O. Inv U~1vrr ~ sal ~rrrf'
+, I.!'r,' " - lAu,s l..'' 49,. { 49,, '.'t
M'!,>s NV hand nfd ~ s'al 80 so '...''
,''r''" GiN.d. al .. =, ~ n,c'tNt', tl.> tie
N,,r,id,.,N a. T'hI.,,, .u' nuuint ut, ~ o
slnd 81. hIndt,d 20 WV
VIVA JANUARY, C1rtA
% MIErrtru Any ~. 4
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
SUMMONS.

SAFE OF CAlltOkNIA, In ~ N,frlcf t0ur' n
~ p'rrdo County ~ llth ia G 81 I,'iiri
t1InN bro 49, III - ni>trit Court - rr ll'N'tih
\ Inl ,ia n,iri,' ard III, rIlau' flied u. -" Coon
~ - II p,raln thu rt'r ,t th Cl,rA u sal r'tu,i
Cori' - ard f't al county all state.
u. lI\MMLL, rant,E
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14

CARD.-Promrtcd ly au H. mes, ,lc>rc Of my heart,
n lw.h I" lay before the rGlic which deserves
hugh c"nincnat'"h"t" n AN act ~ scientific >h
hist 81 humanity, alsp. About years ago, sui!,ulv,
ana from causes unknown to me, scz,l with tit 81
epilepsy which, owing 10 my inability to meet
consequent upon thorough medical treatment. and the
Encouragement which met with attempting il. s,o,
became such las was then led To- believed defy the
skill 81 ply >iran Twas r,Vl utv. while ia pun suit &
my calling, thrown down to the ground without the cl
est warning, and although u>, BILE To- the agunirS VT
drs,, IT," inserts 81 my LIE, aud learned io lock
upon those VIII" would render assistance shelter
from danger cn,mirs who sought t. irnoug the misery
oimy rXi-,rrr While in this state and having pre- yious
my aictlnu tasted the sweets Of life, once mere
induced To attempt seeking aid ot physician, and, Icy
c"lnnrndaton called on nr. l.. J. Czapkay told him
circumstances and my inability to reward him for las
services regardless Of which, however, he at under.
took my ease, and with the blessing of God
restored To perfect health. Unable to reward him for
the bonn which enjoy at prescntaud yet conscious Of
my indebtedness, consider it due to myself and to al,
afflicted To- make the public, in order that those in
need Of medical advice may find ply In whom
cry confidence can he placed.
f.. 81 MEYER YABL0NSKY
Stat" rf California County Of san Francisco. ssSuh.
scrll aud sworn to before this LIST day Of August
A. d. l>,d GILBERT \ GRANT,
f.. - Notary Public
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
PROBATE NOTICE.

GTAlE CT tMllnE\lN. County Il IL u s1io-
It, Ne lioi,tt iHurt--li t!r ,,t:,T II IT, - a.,
{ llN,lhN al VI NNN. ,.,. ,I.,d.
~ 1rrS7Is Trtrrr<tr arr-h--, NJ, -. - i...---
"iP'Tt ., '"' court AZ .sati, i' r'."'
,irt House of ,4d .En;,, "a ~. t!, Il l,,,Nl.
AZ IA" hHtC = ',t "'r'-k, :. VI, Nui.N. Air.I -.a
l>'"i, :" t'H ard thCt shnw cause, II ;r,N r,i
an order should tt - grated Nas. Mrr, oath, Atpu
i>;Iainr Of said lsAtc |" IL, estate Il sAld IL
ceased,
RI order ~ Hon. james johnson, Probate Judge
N,tp".S NY hand. and the seal Il ,A'd t.'ri
htrrt' aH.N'd, al ut,r IN thu cay Il IIActI
:. \lnr, this 26th day If March. T. u. lN'N.
- ". \. JAM AIRY. Jerk.
n3l-t nv O"uF> So lRr>, Deputy