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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-10
Secretary of the Treasury.

The citizens of Indianapolis have deter
mined to hold a grand Union mass meeting
in that city on the nth inst, for the pur-
pose of commemorating the adoption of the
Constitution of the United States. A COM
mlttee of FIVE was appointed to make the
necessary arrangements.
There are now fifteen companies in Camp
Vigo, near Terre Haute, comprising about
eleven hundred and fifty men. The 31st
Regiment, under the command of Col.
Cruft. is to be organized out of this mate
rial.
Hon. James S. Jackson, N. c. from the
adjoining district in Kentucky, has is
sued a spirited call for regiment of Ken
lucky cavalry, under the authority of the
United States, to serve for three years or
during the war.
The 26th Regiment was to leave Indian
apolis for st. Louis on Saturday last. The
18th Regiment, Col. Wallace, left at twelve
o'clock Friday night for the same destina-
ton.
W. s. Hillyer, formerly of New Albany,
has been appointed Aid to Gen. Grant, with
the rank of Major.
Fine peaches are selling in the New AL
bany markets for 40 cents a bushel Last
year they brought 81. Most excellent
peaches have sold in our market at 20 cents
per bushel.
The Qnartermaster In Cincinnati has pur-
chased since the war broke out 1900
horses and 1850 mules for the army. The
mules were purchased within four days.
DR.. James Woodburn, of Indianapolis
has been elected Superintendent of the
Hospital for the Insane, in place OF DR..
Athon. Dr. Woodbdrn is gentleman ex-
cellentIy calculated for the position.
The 10th Regiment, at Fort Wayne, is
filing up rapidly. Eleven companies are
now in camp, of which six are full and Eve
partially so.
Another terrible fight occurred at Nc
Leansboro, Ills, last Wednesday, in which
a notorious Secessionist, named Ches. Car
penter, was killed by man named Smith.
One or two concerned in the fight were
badly wounded. Smith made his escape.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-10

A Rich HAUrA-The Surveyor captured a
large. assortment of contraband goods on
che Matte Cook last evening. Among the
goods was large lot of army jeans, des-
tined, we presume, to cloths rebel soldiers.
Considerable bacon was also taken from the
boat,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-10

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY
Delivered In the City, per week. ~ ~
By mail or in the CITY per year Tin advanced 90
FOR WEEKLY:
By NAH per year. singls sgbseriber % %
ADVE RTTSTNG.
For Terms see nrst page, tabular form.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents in the places named:
DR. Ralston, Boouvflle, Warriek Co.
John n. Lockwood, Mt Vernon, Posey Co.
John B. Daugherty, Roekport, Spencer Go.
James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson 90.
Iohn 3. Handy, Nswburg, Warr1ck Co.
Dr.. Murphy, New HARMONY, Posey 90.
A. b. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot, Poseyville Posey %.
a. 81. 0usten, Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal p. o., Warrfck Co.
John Sudriet, Mt. Carmel, Ill.
r. M. THAYER, ,....................... EDIroR
O. x. DREW ED1ToE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-10
rAKm NorECm

PERsoN5 DESIRING TO PURCHASE DRY
GOODS at such prices az viii be Of an "a
vantage to themselves, would do we'll 10 give
ELLIOTT BROS. call, as they make Il
rule TO sell At hard Fmes prices.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-16
THE LEGIsLATURE.

We publish the sub,oined Hat Of the Legislature,
Tor the purpose Of re ference:
TbG sESATH.
HoLp-OyER sGSAT JRs.-Amadur-J. A. Eagan,
Butts-JameS NJ Vance, OBJ
Del NOFte. SIskIS ~ and klanath--.John r.
II DOssdo-w. 3. Dickinson, tB.) r. u. Crit
tenden, M
Humboldt and Trinity-James T. Ryan, tDl
Nevada--S. II. Chase, ID
P1aeer-G. 7. Leet, I'D
San rFAnciScO and San MateO-T. q. Phelps, r.
San fraBeises-Solomon 4. sharp, 3D.
saeFAmeHtO-R. e. Clark, (D.)
Santa Cruz and MonteTsy-John II. Watson, ~
Santa Barbara aud San Luis ObispO-PablU De
u GuerFa, tD.)
Saa Diego, Los Angeles and San Bcrnardino-
Andres F'IeO, (B)
Shasta, TehaIna aud COlusa-,I. Logan, I'D
Solan0, Napa aud lOlO-ucnTy EdEeTtOn, Id
TuOtumne-J.J. Franklin, (B,D
Yuba-H. T. Watkins, (D.)
DOuglas, II Republican, Breckenridge, s.
Total, Is.
sEEArOss ELEcr-Alameda and Santa Clara
4. l.. Rhodes. tH.l
Butte and FlumaS-Richard Irwin, (D.)
CaIaveFaS-T. A. Gallagher, do
~ DoFadO-A. ST. Clair Denver, tD.) q. Harvey,
(DJ
MaTiposs, MERGED, Buena Vista and Tulare-
Samuel \. Merritt, OBJ
NeVada-WIlIam Watt, (D.)
PlAreT-l'hil. ". Thomas, (D.)
San frsnciseO-Caleb Burbank, RI James Mem.
ShafteT, (R.l
SAeramento-E. II. HeacOck, (R.)
San joaquin and Contra Costa-F. ". wArmcas
tie, (B.)
sierra-H. I. Thornton, (R.)
SODOHa, Marin and MendOciDO-IIT. Hin, ID. }
Tualunne and Stanialaus-C. williamson, B.
Yuba aud Suffer- william II. Parks,IBl
Yuba-C. y. belong Id
Senators elrrt-IkuglaS, z; Republicans, {;
BTsckinTidge, 81. Hold over Senators, Is To-
| tai Senators, j.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-16
miscellaneous anbtrtistns.
MOUNTAIN 1NFTR1EARX.
NJ. CLAYTON. II. D.,


TN reu,nins MA most sincere thanks TO the public
Cor ne patronage which they have hitherto favor
"a him Naak would mOss respectfully call their far-
tl~f GtteneIon TO hls above named Institution. lie
has oGlen, daring the experience Of the past year,
M The 9rOWiqa aeceoslty Of home for the 1ek I;
WhrSS lk<t eoah b properly hnFord eod eaFed lSF,
beGtdes the unQuesllOnable Necessity Of psttsnis De-
ing pot upOa : proper and earvtui regimrn-One Of
the most requisite essentials Ia treating diSeaSrs.
Ne woala nOW say Ne 10 rrudy 70 accommodate both
the reslent we'll ~ the Itlne' ant public Tie viii,
In addition 70 the Medical aud Surgical department,
Be always IN readiness " pay the most particular
astenllea TO diseases Of the EYE AZ "a OeeuSs,
nom HE thorough aud long exprrIence In treating
OpAthAlmy, he has the mOst catering hopes, 10 al
cases, u eatctlug cure.
That The Doctor has been very Sueesssfal In the
treatment Of epnal Affection, DISEASES 81 tie Liver
and Spleen ChrOlic DiDeRses Of the bOWels Diseases
Of TIN Heart and Lang, whether accuSe chronic,
OeSeral Debility, and that fell destroyer which 10
parent 70 lnhumerahls suaeFBgS and 10 1esry carry
knOWdIks Indigestion or DysPersia-he PEssumes
he Pabss ere SlFeAAy aWaFe. Also pAysIssl DsfoF-
mities, such Croas Eyes, Curved Spine, Row Iegp,
Weak ANKLES Club Feet, eta JOlnts etc.,. - we'll
flrsh Wounds, PFacturea, DslOcalIOhs, Frost Btes
aud Ulcere,-no matter " OF long Otanlt0G-Wul be
treated on SclvntlAc and long.tssted principles.
10 10 Al@Ost unnecessary TO add, that tesnarS vii
receive the most careful attention n an diseases Pc
eullaF 10 tlsF seH, - the sxtsadve PatroaaRe and
almost Hnlversal sacce1 Of the past year WOud iRd
cate that ths natter vas QaIts extensively known.
fhe Insttution b situated 81 ths mouth ~ Cedar
RaVine, o. Mas direct, raeeSvIlle.
feba PreSTs<toV.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-16
ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMITTEES.

Elections Dcnnistnn, Clark, burst, Hanson,
kuriz, Councilman and Chandler.
COTpOratiOns-Cur White, Banks, Tilden,
Chandler, Smith Of Placer and CrOckcr.
| Public Printing-EasinIan, Cherry, Hender-
son. Smith Of Placer, HOLMAN, Flanders and
Walden.
Claims.Walden, Gillett. Lppincott, HArri-
man and Hunter.
Ways and Means-Dougherty. Baechtel,
Eastman, Fargo, ShOwalter, CrOcker, LaSpcyre,
MagrudeP and Miller.
Judiciary Campbell, Patrick, Curtis, Ross,
Wright, Montgomery, CUnness, Blair, Harris,
LippIDcOlt and Avery.
Military AfFairs-WOod Of Plumas, Tittel,
Covarubias, Harris aud Morrison.
Counties and County BOundarieS-M nnday,
Gillett, OBrien, Dougherty, Amyx, Coltrin and
Foster.
Commerce and Navigation -Laspeyre, Banks,
Cherry, Flanders and Eastman.
Edncaiion-Blair, Hartman, Walter, Gordon
aud Knngle.
ARricuIture-Stea Wood of Yolo, burst,
Domination, and Clarke.
Internal mprOvements-FargO, ShOwalter,
Morrison, SOrrel aud TitOn.
Public Buildings and GrOunds-POwell, HOr-
rell, Green, Buell. and Albums.
Public Expenditures and Acc0unts-O' Brien,
kungle, Wiley. HarrisOU and Ham.
hineS ana Mining InterestS-MlIler, Green,
Councilman, Gregory. Hill, Childs, ColIrin;.
ganS, Bradley, Briggs, Gregory aud Scott.
Federal RclatiOns-COn SOrrel, Camp
bell. White, MagrAuder, F0rd and Wright.
EngrOssment-LalOr Coleman, Morgan, Hill
and Henderson.
EurOlling -TiIton, Amyx and Percy.
State PriSOn-Tilden. HAun, Banks, Hunter,
Tilton, Powell and Gordon.
.. Mileage-ROss, Morgan, Kurtz, johnson and
HOrrell. -
Public erals Briggs, Patrick, Covarrubias,
Wiley and Hagan.
State Hospitals burst, Smith Of Fresno,
Spence, Coleman and Ford.
Indian Affairs Montgomery, Buell., Avery,
BaechteI and Walter. -,
Swamp and Overlooked LSnds--Adams.
Porter, Wood II YOlo, Bradley and CONFESS
Roads aud HighWays-Childs, Holman, Fos-
toT, Speacs and Monday.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-16
Legislative Standing Committees.

l
SENATE STANDING COMMITTEES.
Claims Watkins, EAgan, Rhodes, Haynes
and Parks.
FiOsucO-Clark, Shutter, Ryan, Eagan and
Vance.
Judiciary-SharT, Merritt, SShafter, Thornton
Edgerton, Ileac0ck and Watson.
Electons-.T Thomas, Burbank, Thornton
Watt and Williamson.
Public Iapds-Harvey, Denver, Hill, Frank
lin and Rhodes.
Commerce and Navigation-Ryan, Phelps
Watson, Sharp and HAYNES.
Federal Relations Watson, Shafter, Hill
Merritt and EdgertOn.
Huspitals--Franklin, Hill, Williamson, Ieet
and RhOdeA.
Mines and Mining Gallagher, Watt, Frank
lin, HeacOck, Vance and Logan.
State PriaOn aud Public Buildings-IIill, Pi
co. Ryan, Vance, De Cong, Heacock and Phelps
EducatiOn-EAgan, Irwin, Thornton, Hayn
and Merritt.
Lbrary-Leet, Park and Burbank.
| Miage-LOgan, Warmcastle and Chase.
| Counties and County BOunduries-Dickin.
SOD, Thomas, Pico. DE Long and l.eet.
CorporatOns-De Long, Franklin, Watt, Ea.
gan and Chase.
Agriculture Phelps, WarmcastIe, Pico, Har
vey aud Denver.
Printing-Chase, Parks, Rhodes, Harvey and
Dickinson.
Contingent Exrcnses-IIaynes, Burbank,
Parks, Thomas and Logan.
Military-PicO, Watkins. lIeacock, Clark and
| Criitenden.
Public Expenditures Crittenden, Gallagher,
Thomas, Dickinson and Phelps.
Morals Vance, Burbank, Hill, Franklin and
De Long.
EugrOnsed Bills-AIerritt, Williamson. Uea.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-16
TIIR ASSEMBLY,

AIameda-Frank Fargo. tR.)
AmadOT- H. BuTneli, (D.) T. VI. H0TTell Id
Butte-W. p. TIlden, do P. II. Harris. ID
CAIayerAs-B LiPPe ncott, 3D. William Child'
I'D Thomas O'BTien, (D.)
CoIusa and Tehama-Dr. Durst, I'D
Contra COsta-C. b. Porter, lR.l
Del Norte aud klamath-W. u. Buell., (D.)
II DOradO-JOhn COnness, Id Theron Foster,
ID; James Green, Id Robert Henderson, -. j
Alex. Hunter, ID William Coleman, 3D. samuel
Hill, do &. VI. COltrin, Cd
Fresno and Tulare-O. X. Smith, (UniOn.)
Humboldt-w. b. Iiagans, 90
I.Os ADgelcs-NurrAy Morrison, Cd A. stearns
Marin-N. ". Borden, (B.)
MsriPO.a-tirrgory, lBl Show alter, (BJ
MendOciDO-A Martin Barchtel, (B.l
MOntcTey-A. W. Blair, (K)
Eapa-J u. Scott, (B.)
NeSada-E. Y. Spence, tR) !. NJ. Avery, tR !
7. W Councilman, (R.) j. {. Eastman, (DJ y. e.
Pisc.TDI. G Smith, tD) W. =. Harrison. ID.
p. Munday, tDtD. W. Hartman, (R)
I1umzs-A WOOOd, (D)
SAcramento-N. Greene Curtis, (D) Joseph
Powell (D.) Amos Adams, % Charles Croker
tR.)
san BArnardino-Charlcs W. Percy, (O)
San Diego-D u. kuTtE, (B1
San FrAnciseo-S. ). Tilton, tR. EJohn W. Cherry
tR.) Avian Flanders, (R.l = q. y. Title, III
Robert Clark, RI Alexander Campbell, IR.I J. 4.
Banks, tR.l 10. Y. Wiley, IR.I
San Joaquin-L. X. Bradley, IB.l Thomas Las
reyre, IBl
San Luis ObiSpo-Johnson, tB.l
San Mate0-Jaincs q. DehnistOn, Id
Santa BArbara-J NJ. COvarrWhias, Id
santa Clara-H. W. Briggs, lK.l J. IL. Morgan
[R.I
Santa Cruz-Charlcs Ford, [RI
Sbasta-JOhn White, ID.l
Sierra. Dougherty, ID.l Thos. Wright, ID,
Siskiyou-f. S0rrel, tB.l
SOlanO-D. B. Holman, tB.l
SOnOma-William ROss, ID
Standardization, ID.l
Suffer-. Montgomery, [Bl
Trinity-P. Walters, [D.1
Tuolumne-G. W. Patrick, IBl NJ. Y. Gillrtt
YOlo-W. G. Wood. IB
Yubs-Lloyd Mssruder, b. T. Labor, RI -. IT,
Harrison, tB.l d. l.. Haun, 3D. &c. II. kungle, D.
Douglas, 81 Republican, 10; Breckinridge, -
FELL and Everett, l. Total Assembly ncn, 50.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-16
DEMOCRAT.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Rs-,Sa~@A0a 8Aayo-
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wA~S KMVA1B.
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TsaSo1nRe& - - sssSh b dial
A@-boH~AG ashSa h hahias.
- - ~ nslar'
~AaA-r Stsa - 80 ~ ~Sh-fua lhs sisdow
SnsS. UMaaySs ~ tAiss @o@Ss bsdf
N-80baW %aas@ ns6saAS
HsusnabSa. aasOahSy~~hs.A
H0g@sbOsSWS agh@yUsd n 1ssder.
o~SaM@ - a@Vs sSeo1yh,
49, saaSspags ~ ~ ~ $500 - Ssiss4hsr
HA~y, ssSgsssa. vSss ~ - hr'
80 eaaF ~ -. ~ ~ haast SAaEs Suslaia
aA-GasWSasI@sh a ~ Il ySuFdooS;
T~-b-wt1s @A ssSu - IT. 1suutsin.
As4n@y vSua1 ~ - psVussvs Il - puFs'
HR0~h@. thSasA ~ wIssB vts1s iAes ~.
n SaAuas ~ - - IN hapVy vitAia
49, - $4,000 - kssg shan es1iuEt - bess ne
90, Asssy, ase9sssa, iesarAys star
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-16

OxB DROP AT TIxE.-IIave you eveI
watched IN icicIe - II formed! You no
iced how it frOze one drop at . time un.
I'll It was foot long, or more If the
water was clean, the icicle remained clear,
and sparkled brightly in the sun; but Il
The water was but slightly muddy, the
icicle looked foul, and its beauty was
spoiled. just 20 our characters are form.
ing-o0e little thought, or feeling at time
adds its influence. II each thought be
pure and right, the soul will be lovely,
and win sparkle with happiness but ii
impure and wrong, there will be final dc.
fOFlnity and wretchcdnes&.
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THE ANSWER.

OAT@ spSvswAa8 80 Ss4psss lfs@ DsuniAin.
49, ANna ~ - - II ~ ~ FsArs Il sP'iaG.
YEA Bwssy, ~ Pssasa. - ~ hSss = BE daFIis.
- "SOD~a aaswtsASs vhrEs Ess's ~ We.
"ESs. kSa,- s0sha. "ay he - 81 ssssiHs
Ihg ySw Astas. - ~ Iah.a utshla.
IpsS@i@ - ISw ~. - assViag - vAhas'
-, zay, ssUssss8, y1BDs bsss ~"
"AT.A nHy- St.1 Ksas - - spshs rs~ the uiAayu
YS9AA mSas - vhS h 6sas - ~ bsan
Foes ssab ass ~ ~ - ~. ~.
Ts AaDS& LSSsb sahtaSyo~ part-
~. Es'y. - hSssVsO soSS - ~ HSsutaius,
As1hSas1d h~AS - ~ hosss-s u HpriaS.
1s.pssAs4 - narssy, I" Ter ssS he SsstAla;
Anssasy, sSssssssss umA - ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-16

BEE PAsrURAGE-Thc MaFysville Ap
peal sweetly relates that the bees in the
valley, and foothills, and as high up 81
Nevada. ere having glorious pasturage
nov. Ayriads Of flowers are open for
them on the prairie; and in the hills.
they can load themselves at the pink bios.
SONS Of the manxanita-Which contain q
juice sweet e honey itself-Or at the
snowy sweetness Of the privet blossoms.
The warm slopes are whiteOed with de-
IiciOus little flower that scents the air
like hsIiOtFOpe, and over these the bees
buzz lovingly, returning to their hives at
last 81 heavy wings and slow.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-16

GETTING OLD.-Yes! we arc getting
old; along the ~ay are broken shrines
where . thousand hopes have wasted into
sshes; footprints sacred under their
drifting dust; green mounds whose grass
is fresh with the watering Of tears shad.
Ows even, which We would not forget.
We will garner the sunshine of those
years, and with chastcncd steps and
hopes push on toward the evening whose
signal lights will soon be Seen swinging
where the waters are still and the storms
never heat
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-16

TREASURE IRON THE SEA.-Tn raising
the treasure of the steamer Malabar, which
was wrecked on the coast Of Ceylon, last
summer, the divers worked under water
through nine Ieet Of sand, and then Gu,
away largo iron plates half an inch thick,
forming the sides Of the mail.room of the
steamer. Eighty thousand dollars worth
Of treasure were thus obtained in one day.
The steamer had over 81 500, 900 in gold
on board, oil Of which has been saved.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-16

A NHw PIG.FEED.-J. J. Mechi, the "a.
NOUS .aelish agriculturalist, says thai
coal asees o. cinders are excellent to b
used With Other things, in the fatteninr
OF swine. Lie says that pigs are fond o.
L. and In It's absence will rnaw
Ssiek q clay, and that pigs who have
accsss % Goals and clndeFs have done Vel
and have been healthy. Il is probably
the alhaM In the ashes OF ciaderA which
works tie result referred to.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-16

4 Ran1moLO0IsF stopped ct Q russic
laFm-hoass. the prOprislOV Of which vas
busilv enRagsd in thFeNhing.
So. am . phrsnOlOgist. Would you
like - - examins the heads Of your
childrsa, Win do e cheap"
"Wall," ssid the farmer, pausing be.
twsea ~ strokes, II rather guess they
deaf I'D II The Old woman combs
thsa viii . Ans teeth comb once week.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-16
NOTICE 70 R6TAmI1Rs

CIGARS TOBACCO. ETC.
EN01 nKlR.-xAe Vsa kaewa aAa ed eseaA,IIAed
E saaea - ,. NBWBAUER. AasuS iOF he ~
Oeau. tceaeee. s1e- tabe -, IN - Fsassd % 8
.seA,lsa scSasss1 cAA - - b ASVlyiag q Ne
?. A-Ne paFesss SEED aRVay szOePa tAosa propos.
Ae 2 81 sAs sAssees oSgaEs ard rSAaees In Tie
oafss@ Halls
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ROR 0AER.

~ elPled b. 4. Flsk, &C MSohigun Fiat, two
.s milss eelsg OslemAv viii - 81 - reason:
- ss.la. TAs hsase e ssAagt1els eess -
Attached INA Viii 0hsass ssEsoel - tsulS tFosO.
IL q - - ~ aslasss. t0g 1aEtAsF PAP
Vieala1S, aPViy % L. FEsK,
ssee-9 American Fiat,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-16

"a A CARD FOR THE
liz w in ter ClOth hing
TRADE OF SAN FRANCISCO.
BADGER g. LHNDENBERGER
Nos 103 and los Battery street, San Pranci,co,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK.
WyE would call the attention Of COUNTRY MER.
w CHANTS ~ our unusually large stock Of Goods.
Our stock comprises every article In the
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
Line We have constantly on hand the largest Stock
aud greatest variety OF CASHMERE AND WOOL
prices for these goods are less than those Of any
other house, as VIZ receive them direct from the
Manufacturers, oil CONSIGNMENT Our stock Of
WINTER GOODS
Il particularly attractive and the great feature 10 the
COUNTRY MERCHANT Ia the unusually low price
less than the cost Of importation. We also keep the
STAPLE ARTICLES III the DRY GOODS line, which
goods We have purchased In this market, under the
HAMMER. and are Offering them at NEW YORK
COST, AND LESS.
We publish this CARD In order that we may make
new acquaintance, and induce those who have not
heretofore purchased Of US TO call and inspect our
stock.
GOOD articles and LOW prices are the great In.
'uceInenta 10 all Who purchase to sell again. Mrr-
chants who buy Of US can make n good profit, and
sell to their customers at low figure. We remain,
respectfully, your Ohedient servants,
Badger 4 LINDENBERGER,
Wholesale q, thing and Hat Warehouse,
Nos. lU2 and los Battery st.,
JanS-3m Fan Francisco.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-16
Drugs, MtOirtnts, st.

RMEDfCAEHAEL,@a
WI kALH STREET, PLACER HELLE, ~
a usAs1nsD ROa Sas aAta % SEE -
PURBsT DRUGS AND 0BHUH d
PATENT 01DICIHESs
Where can b SoHnd
Frash Garden Seeds. POrfnmSrys Hops,
I,oOchOs, Alcohol, onieknilver. Acids.
Test Tubes. Hvaporating Dishsss
Ohomioals,
And everytAluE elss usually kePe In vell'snppled
Drug elore which yin b sola at moderate g4tcea.
ROBERT WHITE,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
R0BRR1 WHITE Il ssls Proprietor Of the following
SELECT pFsPaPailens;
r. whites AguO Drops whlrh never tall u
caring Aga, RAaanA Fever, Neuralgia, ete:i
b. Whites AimFod GAnimonk, foS al PuF'
Psses Vhers . bniUeat b rv(aiFed;
r. whites Antteopeio0 ntntne DOntitftce
Ter elsaalng The TeeIA, aFresling the progress Of
decay and lnpaF'lng IN agreeable susstHess to
tn 6POAsh;
b whites TOotAaSAs Believer. which al.
wAyar elleTes. and sometimes enrss- 70 osn
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aus AND CAMPHINE.-Lard OIL, Kerosene OIL.
~ Polar on, Camphene, etc., BY the case or can.
dsS HUNT CHAcE, on The Plaza, PiacerVllle.
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30 R1RFH oH eREEN ER1x.

The following cannot be, and has not
been, exeelIed in Irish song versltication
sHd Imagination. II was written many
years ego, BY Young New York Itish
man, By the name Of Moore, and though
Published in = widely circulated journal,
II happened to escape the popular atten.
tiOn which it PFe-eminently deserved. II
was one Of the beauties meant for the
light, bat which unaccountably fall and
disappear in the shadow:
Wild all eoadesehinsis,
I'd turn year attisshin
To what would minshis Nv Erin 90 green;
And WidOut hiSitayshin,
"a sheW how that nayshin
Became Of eFsuyshin the gin an the queen.
II hAppen'd wan mornin',
WidOut my waFnin',
That VaynuS vas born In the beautiful s0y,
An be that came TOXIN
(An' sure twas pTavokiD'J
Her panSOns war sOakin', and Wudn't give play.
Began 10 PurShue her,
in OTdheT to WOO her, the wicked ould Jew.
An be very nigh caught her,
Atop " the wather-
Great JuPiter's daughter, who cried g. 20 Ia too"
But JOve. the great jaynius,
LOOk'd down an saw vaynus,
An NiPtuns, % haniOus, purshuin' her wild;
IN A. T.
He'd taTe him aSuDdher--
An sure twas no wOndher, for talin' his child.
ssthsE that vas SYM
Around him sspyin,'
He sa1ed wildcat sighin', and hurled Il below
Where Il tu@bled, like winkin',
On Niptune, while Sinkin',
An gave hin, In thinkin', broth 10 bIO,o!
An that sthar was dhFy land,
Bath lOwland and highland,
An formed swats isIand-the hand " me birth
Thus plain 10 the shtOry,
'kase siut down ftom glory,
That EriS, % hOary, . heaven on earth:
Thin vaynus jumped nately
On Erin % ShtateIy,
Bot Ayutsd, hase lately 20 bOther'd and priss'd-
which much did bewildher,
But ere IL had kind her,
Hes htheT diSAtilled her dhTOp Of the 6isAt!
An' that glass % victorious,
1t made her feel glorious
4 httis upFOaSioas Ssa' II might prove;
HiHes. how can yea blame us
That EEin'S 20 famous
Tor NSastv, &C. sssSsAer, on scAtAky an EoUeP
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MEDICAL eAd Surgical Institpt.
BrAbLIsHED IN 1884.


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ESTABLISHED IN 1884,
For the Permanent Cure OF All c.h-o,-
6unnrSssion IA 0uac%..0r the
Attendant and Resident Physician, L. J. c.,-
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Chief Physician to the 2Oth Regiment Of Heo" ~
Chisf 0argron % the Military Hospital Of Pe-ah
gary, late kcctaFeT on Diseases Of the Cent? ~,
nary OrRans and Diseases Of Women and az
dFsn, and IO0OraVy Member Of the PhII.I.,SS,ah1-
College Of MelIeins. F"'A
~ PArculaF attention paid 10 the tre.,r.., d,
diseases peculiar - Women snd children. VI
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